Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 184, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 March 1856 — Page 2

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üiintal; C3 ADD. H. SAJTDEBS, EDITOB. - CITY OF EVANSVILLE. JFFIURSDAY MORNIXO; :::::::MAKCH 13. FOR PRESIDENT, ; ! MILLARD FILLMORE, ' ' ' ' " or y KVT YORK. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, .-ANDREW. J. DONELSON, "! .', City Directory. We have long as a business community, felt i the necessity of a City Directory, both as a ; personal convenience to business men, at home and away, and to make our city more generally known abroad. Indianapolis has a fine ; Directory in book form, illustrated with handsome engravings, containing a complctedist of the citizens, the cards of business houses, and 'classified lists of those engaged in all depart- , inents of business. This Directory -can be ; found at every hotel of any importance in the State, and other places of resort over the coim- ' try, and forms a general advertisement for that .city and its business wherevcT this Directory my bo placed. Indeed, it forms a better advertisement for the importance of the city than eny Other plan that could be devised. A similar Directory of Xew Albany is now in press, and will soon be issued. Theso Directories were gotten up by Messrs. Grooms and Smith, who are now engaged in compiling the proper facts and information to'makc a complete State Gazetteer. "We have closely examined the Indianapolis Directory. It is just jrecisely the kind of work our city wants. " We are glad to announce that Ulr. Smith, of the above mentioned firm, is now in our city with the intention of getting up a complete business Directory of Evan&viile, if he can receive the proper encouragement. He will take a correct census of the city while engaged in his work. The Directory will contain in the first p'ace.Jihe place of residence of every adult inhabitant, alphabetically arranged, with the placo of business of those engaged in business. By referring to this the location of any inhabitant of the city may be found. A list of business establishments of every description will be given in classified order; a complete chart of the city and its enlargements; a handsome engraving of the city; engraxing3 of public buildings, &c. The engravings in the Indianapolis Directory are of tho finest order and finish, and very costly. And in addition to all this the business cards of such of our merchants, mechanics, manufacturers, &c, as will hve them inserted at a stipulated price, which is so low that no one can offer reasonable objections to it. Tho profits arising from these cards are all upon which tho publishers rely for remuneration. They will be conspicuously displayed, and inserted right in the body of tho Directory, so as to prove most valuable to advertisers. After the work is published, and it will be very neatly bound, the publishers will Bend a copy at their own expense to every hotel in the State, and sell conies to advertisers for a lowjirico. This is an enterprise which cannot be too highly appreciated by those who really have at heart the prosperity of tho city. There is no citiien who, if asked to subscribe for a Directory, without any remuneration, as much as he is asked Ut tho insertion of a conspicuous card, should notat once give tho amount. But they are only asked in Ais case to subscribe the card of their house, and pay a moderate sum for its insertion in this book. We trust every citizen will give this enterprise his cordial support. Mr. Smith will at once commence calling upon business men to ascertain what support will bo given to this enterprise. Secretary of State. We perceive that Mr. J. W. Dawson's name, of Fort Wayne, has been suggested by a numfcür of papers as a proper one to run on the Peoplo'3 Ticket for Secretary cf State. Mr. Dawson is the editor of the Fort Wayne Daily Times, and a gentleman of ability, as well as of excellent private standing. We hope he may receive tho nomination. We have no doubt he would fill the office with honor to himself, and to the entire credit of those who would bo called upon to give him their votes. If tho rest of the ticket is made up of equally good men, no man, Republican or American, could well refuse it his hearty support. ,, OCrThe e litor of the State Sentinel who made the gross, and as falsa as undeserved, personal allusions t the editor of this pper, in the Sentinel of the 11th, illustrates that whether we are a gentleman or not. he is not one and that whether or not we are a judge of virtue, he is a proficient in vice. lie dare not tray the half before our face he has said in an editorial. If he thinks so, he can Hie the oc casionof our v rat to the Capitol in a short time, to try the experiment. fjT-Tho National Intelligencer compliments Ctov. Wrigh ; for his late Kansas letter. Why don't Cottom, of the State Sentinel.rebuke the Intelligencer for thus complimenting a "tielfpuffer" and "an arrant demagogue?" Cottom some little tiuae ago called Governor Wright by these endearing expressions, and he should not remain quiet while the -Governor is receiving from a high source compliments due only honest men. fj7"Dr. Ross, of Kentucky, brought us yesterday some of the finest specimens of yellow flint corn we ever saw. The ears were very

large, cobs small, graiu large and the clear flint. Jacob Gottleib was the lucky man. We promTbey are but an ordinary sample of a great jisc him he has got a good picture. If he don't many acres of corn he is now gathering. j think so, he has gott.kib to let it alonq.

To the County Commissioners of Vanderburgh ! County: " T G extremes: As I am one of tl e many interested, it is with due deference to your honorable body I ask the following questions relative to the contract with Mr. Roquet, for the building of the Court House and Jail: I lias the County paid the Superintendent, Mr. John Hcwson, four hundred dollars for : services rendered since the expiration of the I time specified for the completion of sakl contract?-.! so, M ho foots the bill Vanderburgh County or the contractor? j 7s it -a fact that tho roof of the new Jail is now'lenking, so that the prisoners who arc confined in the Jail are wet by any rain that fall?, jin consequence of the work being done in a

worthless manner and has the Sheriff been asking to have the same repaired?. If Mr. Hcwson, as- Superintendent of the j building of the Court House and Jail, has been so remiss in his duty as to suffer the work to be botched up with leaking roofe and other imperfections, -would it not be better to have a superintendent who -would do his duty regardless of party cliques and favorites? Tho above is respectfully asked by A TAX PAYER. OiT"The Jackson county Democrat says that at a certain region, a ball was "set apart" for a certain occasion. The occasion "ai-rove" but the dancers did not, at least the female portion of the idea -of a ball was abandoned. -and the meeting turned into a prayer meeting, from which sprang a vigorous revival, which is yet in progress. Xutts and the Darkies. The Cincinnati Commercial tells the following-story: "And here an incident, related to us as occurring during the awful moments when the Henry Lewis was sinking a.id breaking, suggests itself to us. It is not wholly authentic, but is worth telling anyhow. Marshal Butts, of Covington, who had charge of the negroes, is stid to have been inflated somewhat with the importance of his position, and talked of his charge as his niggers, and displayed an immense amount of cutlery and fire arms, with which he expressed hiniFolf resolved to slaughter whole armies of abolitionists. And it happened that he exchanged some sharp words with a gentleman on the steamer about the Fugitive Slave case, &c. When the accident occurred he was in his room, and one of the tables rolling against his door, he could not get eut, and yeiled tremendously for assistance. Some persons heard him and went to work cutting a hole through the roöf to let him out. The most active of those so engaged was the man with whom he had the quarrel. When a hole was made large enough to let the rescner and the prisoner communicate w ith each -other, but not sufficient to crawl through, the man with the axe learned for the first time vhom he was laboring'to save, and called irc--"Hnllo, BuH.s,is .this you? D n you, if I'd known that, you might have drowned. And (after a moment's reflection) you shall anyhow if you won't give 3'ourword to let those nigtrers go." i here was no time to be lost, and Butts, fearing that he might be left to perish, said "To tell the truth now, I don't own the niggers. If I did, I'd-let'em go. I'm only the agent." . "Well," sakl the man holding the axe of deliverance or death, "take the irons off them anyhow." That Butts agreed to do, and the opening being enlarged, he crawled out, and began to inquire with some anxiety: "'W here's them d n niggers?" and was much gratified when ho found that only tho baby was lost. Mr. Butts informed us, that he took the shackles off the negroes, and then rushed forward to save himself) when he was cut out. IIo had in the first place been released from his room by one of tho officers of tho boat, We presume tho abovo story was made up for the-occasion by tho informant of tho Commercial. But it is a pity to spoil rt. C7We publish tho following "by request," but it attaches entirely too much importance to the subject on which it treats: For the Journal Mr. Editor: This article which I have penned for your Journal, without any desire whatever for literary notoriety or public attention may be called an extravaganza or anything else as "it best pleases the dear people's taste, or inclination This is not a biography ,a histori cal romance or literary gem, but it may be an exposition of my ignorance, with respect to an etfusion of Mr. Zebulon M. J. Carter "the wife," published in the Enquirer of the 10th inst. I am not an ignoramous or fool, neither do I wish to hurt anv person's feelings, or in jure his character, or place a veto on his writ ing for papers. But the fact is, I am really afraid there is dishonesty in the would beHierary's camps.- I have been suffering under the almost convincing thought, that Mr. Z. M. P. Carter has acted the plagiarist, and to use no stronger words, he copied that article from some other paper. Now we ask did "he write that same etfusion and contribute it to "the piper Ark? And was it copied in Stone's Gar den City, Cnicago: Js this the first time this was ever published: e do not fand fault with the composition its tender enough got enough loriivencss, or tue spirit in it sounds will to jead it. We sympathise with the man that cannot express his thoughts, his ideas, be they how ever exalted, however base, in his own lan guage. We feel from the lowest depth of the heart a current of purest compassion springing up in our throats for that man who struggles hard to build up an honest reputation as a writer, but can't without purloining from the writings of another. But we will close; and dear sentimental, affectionate Mr. Carter, please answer our questions and oblige yours. Those who wish to know the truth of what I have said I refer them to volume 1st; 4th quarter, yet I cannot give the exact number, but if necessary we can name tne number ot the paper. We find the two almost verbatim. Mr. Carter has made a few slight alterations which do not enhance the beauty of it, and made some little insignificant additions. DNALOP. CO The only painting drawn by Evansville subscribers to Mr. Winter's Lafayette Distribution of Printings, was a; Wabash scene. Mr.

Eig Guns for Fil'.ciore and Donelson.

Sixteen papers in Indiana have come out heartily for Fillmore and Donelson, and probably more from which we have not yet heard. Below we give some of their Ratification guns.

They speak cut boldly and with the ring of polling smut machine of the YcVintee- has finalgood metal. Hear them: "ly gin eout let down, collapsed. We regret

We nlaca at. nnr mast-head to-dnv. names of Fillmore and Donelson. for the two highest offices in the gift of the American peo pie. Mr. Fillmore was our first choice for President, and we believe he is the -first choice of a large majority of the Americans of Indiana axd of the Union. A'. Albany Tribune. "It will be seen, from our telegraphic report that the American Conventional Philadelphia, nominated unanimously, Millard Fillmore for President, and Andrew Jackson Donelson, for Vice President. This news will send a thrill of pleasure through the heart-of the nation, for every American son and daughter must feel emotions of joy, at the thought of havingsuch glorious and renowned leaders, in the coming campaign. Yincenrtes Gazette. "As they have nominated our men, we are highly pleased at the result, and hail ths same as an omen of victory next November over the cohorts of Old Lineism. There is no ticket that could iio selected that would suit us better than the above, and we feel confident it will suit the Union-loving portion of our citizens. I'aoii Constitutionalist. We congratultte the American party North, South, East and West, over the iclule Republic, on this nomination, believing that it speaks their voice and that it is a response to their warmest feelings. If we cannot elect Fillmore; it is idle to talk ofj.ny other name as one with which we might have attained success. Ezansville Journal. Never, since the commencement -of our editorial career, has an event occurred which has given us more unalloyed satisfaction -than the nomination of Fillmore and Donelson for the Presidency and Vice Presidency. Using Snn Visitor. It is almost nee lless for us to say that this ticket meets our entire approbation and will receive our cordial support both as an editor and a private citizen. 'Grcencastle Banner. With joy our pen sterns to leap from word to word os we announce the nomination, by the American convention at Philadelphia, of Millard r ilhnore for tb; I residency, and Andrew J. Donelson for the Vice Presidency. Our best hopes are fully realized. Washington (Daviess co.) Telegraph. We to-day nail to our mast-head the names of Millard Fillmore, for tho Presidency, and Andrew J. Donelson, for the Vice Presidency. Xo name could have been presented more acceptable the American people than that of Mr. Fillmore. Corydon Aryus. It was farthest from 011 r thoughts when we made the simple announcement in our last issue in refeiencj to the nominee, that Fillmore was the man, but it is true it is a living reality, and we take pleasure in placing his name upon our banner as tho m?n above all others that we should have selected for that distinguished position, had the choice been left to us. Jeffersonville Republican. Tho Vevay Reveille cordially endorses the nomination, and place3 tho narri.s of iFillmore and Donelson at its mast-head, but instead of editorial comments of iu own, publishes an article from the Cincinnati Times. "We place them at our mast-head, as the American candidates fur these important positions, with the determination to fight in their behalf as long as a shred straightens in the breeze. An emotion of pleasure, we have no doubt, will thrill through tho American heart, upon the prospects of Millard Fillmore succeeding Franklin Pierce ia the Presidential chair." Terre Ilaute Ex. This is a good nomination and has been received with loud acclaim all over tho Union. The glad tidings, as they sped on the lightnings wing, filled the hearts of all true Americans with great joy. Vin.Jiews. It is with a feeling of most unfeigned joy, that we announce to our readers this week, the almost unanimous nomination by tho American Party, of Millard Fillmore and Andrew J. Donelson, as candidates for the two highest and most respen- ble offices wit!. in tli3 gift of the people of this broad Republic. We regard the selection as a most judicious one the best that could possibly have been made, and as eminently calculate to unite the Acicr- j ican Party, by restoring that harmony and good feeling now so essential to our success as a National Party. Newbury Trib. We have been long enouüh trying to serve and harmonize conflicting interests to main tain conservative ground in regard to Republicanism and Native Americanism, have foun 1 it an uphill business, and from this out we'll none of it. We like part of both c ceds; but the time must come when every voter who is opposed to old lineism, must choose between them. 1 hat tune has already come -with us; and wo choose tho Native American organization. Fillmore is our first choice for the Prc.--idency. We care not a fig for platforms. Fillmore's official career is all the platform we want; and we prefer defeat with him to success with any other man likelv to be nominated. XUochcilh IliidL We are proud that our standard bearers in the great political contest of this year, are Millard Fillmore and Andrew J. Donelson; men of known worth, true and tried. Now is the time for the men of American party to renew their energy in this great work get together and consult upon the best plan for carrying Ahs next election. Organize' organize! Let this be attended to as soon as poseible. Hod-port Rep. Birth Extraordinary. The last number of the Herald published at Camden, Ark., contains the following: "A few days since a negro woman beloninc: to Colonel Jockery, tho worthy President of our railroad, was delivered of four children at one birth three girls and one boy; their average weight is seven pounds each. When last heard from the mother and her little darkies were doing well. Tha Colonel has named the children after his favorite enterprise, Mississippi, Ouachita and Red River Railroad, giving the girls the names of the three rivers and calling the hy railroad. The woman and her husband were both at work on the railroad during he past year. This occurrence is regarded as a favorable omen of our road, and it is thought the stock of the company ought to command a premium, and that upon this nigger basis they will be able to" negotia-te a loan. Hurrah', for the Mississippi, Ouachita and Red River Railroad:" 07"The tout Alvin Adams may he expected here early this xuoroing from St. Louis for Louisville. Lookout for her.

I (K"The Shelbyville Banner announces the j

1 death of the Volunteer, the "old line" mner of: ' Shelby count-, in the following complimentary ! terms: j Ths Border-Ruffian, sag nvuht, whisky pre- ! ul,s 10T uu: fan uiui it iu materially micre'?se our labor "to expose the "corruption ; and rottenness 01 tne structure mat is ouierwisc revealed t-v its own innate workings. CANDIDATES. tfS One Kleeti'T : 23 ADVANCE. -11. iT for Cinaiat"a tw o efc or Ufrs Vvfore tlie cu !cr ech udiit.vu.J eL i.WAbfAui v in t 1 OK I lYOH. A. TT. SANPERS: Sir, plrafe ann.iauc? th niof JAS. G. JON KS as cänfiitlnt fur Ir. j r r &t the ensuins eluctioa. mLS JI.VN-Y VOTERS. 3fn. Sanuf.!-. Pleaje announce mv mme&ta candidate for Cify Marshal, at the emuiug-Apr.l tlrction. mbH ii. K. 1IOSLEY. Mr. Editor: -Yoa i l pleas aanoenre the name of JAS I?. EVANS ! a candidate fur City Mrhal at the ca?r.iog; April flection. mhI2 SPECIAL NOTICES. ftifXo'icf s in ti elfter. tn cent per line'en inirtmn; 20 runrs f:r line three timas; 30 ceuw j-cr liuv 011 wceL; Uiicuu'uou .ubg?r .:me, fTS" A a prin;r sumtnpr ro Jicine vq vr nid recoairaenii Dr. J. lt'JsrKTTKH's c'lehr-ue'l St:,msch nkt'r kbove ail tihr. Itj sireugtheniHg ail"inviroratir(f ell-act upon a eti I itMed system trul aton:h:Df. I is to ic n.'.'tiot on t lie lirer. its teri'ie cy to irive 11 Iiui'rp to the surface, titer?br Itaniinn tb Jfstom fra all iLii".iriti . is what hiw Aiutil f'r elms Hitter' s:ich & enviable rei-auiifa, ia;tsruui;h tta thty pleasant t th t wt even j a Werae?, au-i am in Mitral m A3 a tunily e licin- h-jrever kuuwa. For sale by Druaiisu auU Uoi. l t-MiTullr. JTAt-Lt)CiC & STOnpAUD, W U J ks1-: V Ar SAVVYKii, .Agent. MePM ju 7 n'clock i. M . . t t'H-tr U&l ! en V&cr street. vvr the TV l '.-graph Oüicc, ou tiie tiCit aad tiurd SjHnrd-iy! of -nch m n th '. o tiC.Vit; w ZiRXY APIS' II V T Y. H . One Tnare. pn lire or Ie?i, one tim?, COc: three Hnrurs. St; one w-i'ek. $1 to we-.ika $2 M"; ouo month. $i: 'three mont'n. $7 5 ; ix ir.on.v', SI ; n Tear. Uiscuunt on lar;r advertii'-nieiit. CiTilaof niJt lines or iin'ler, S per an num. No charge (or nmrriagu, tieatb or ri-liaioui nntic 6. Li i - it,.. r.k.)L. c.i. ..i- r.x,i r--. v 'Tlw " lia! jieiit. whrre I will no r par- d tt nil time to -wpply Canul and Ohio Iiu.it s. and fu.i)ica ith eftry article liu-y nt?ti in ;he wav of Stör Cm il lioaiamtn are particularly reyle'11'! to rememVer my jr,-e. oh IM- 2;w.;; JIMIN' FAK K WH ATTENTION BUAKDIM fltH'üiK AXD HOT! I, rKIII'Kns. Uoustnol.l lUTliitun- I Auc! ou. W?7"K will eil at auction at our sale rooms curner of Main and Thud ftree s. on l'jes J.iy iü a . in it . u'rinmcm i jr ai nelock ti single Ilu-Nte vd, 4 uvw .nulv cotton Mat-tra-Sb-s 5 new sinxo shuttU Ma!rjku.- La re double 1144tai4. 1 lurco no oit"t Mattra , I i.ra cw rha'jb 3iat Bras.-; 2 los wood sect Clitirs, 2 dt t cuiie seat Ciairi. cane -t-i and U tatou KucktiH, 6 usliatiudn. I tAriediui1 g uibutt, 2 1 ra;e eard TaM-?, Ü air all wool Hl mkvi&, Kttulit u C. poarJ, 2 !; j rm ö aud various otht r rti- 1 f- tu t e htm ekevpitiK liutJ. abiV' artnh vr puruhavd vxt Tttly for (i n ii i n K n lrge Loardiug hu a e and w- ill now U .M i Hum rewrr ) WOÖLSEV X NKI.SON. m t t-rK A uitiu;ccl3. AKW M'iil; (iUUDS. 1S30I'ST received ia st re a fresh lot of 31 riiiR Style Good, w hich re are prepared t' d sco.-e ol at the tow. sc h;ires. We shall continue to rce ve all the A t itshha of itooiid d:rect from the importers oad ntunuf etuteis. and hi-a hy our stiiciactetitiun to the wai.ts of tiie mcKi'Hj' toffi 'rita fair share it their pairouago. J. (! Jhrt KI.L A: Co., n--hi:1 tf Corut-T Vine and Kir.6 S'reets S l T I MKl KO A freeh K.f of 3 ttroa ii hJieetiUKi; Itlnck Sheetings; Miirt nff htrii-es; I- ar ti-ers s it'n; Nunheen.; Naukeen lrilU; A pron Ch. cks: Denims; niltl.1 J . JKW.ELI..& Co.. eor.-Vinnviii First. K VST tl r.öivi V KH la atorr t dir fd Ln.eu trUa; hire Liuui Ejills; i.rowu do d; Napkiu-; Linen T-t'lu Diaicr; Cotton lahlo Diaper; 1'iili Linei.; ijiuh.iri; k ibj.u Uiap-.r j. v. jKAT.r.L & co.. mlil.1 Corner Vine :tnd First. .1 1ST IC K( 1 11 ICD A freihlotol l'r.ut; De Laiiics Si'eti.s: C.inibrirs; Jaccuuet: l'.!r''l Mullt: SwiBiSlulli. J. O. JKWKLI, 0'.. niliM Corner me uad first. M I ' I" llül'KIV l-:i A new lot of tie miesVm Cainitnerc; Trnti.n C-'Ssimere; Kani-y do: Plain nnd I'Um Coatings; MaTiHl!es Vestiaj; Silk and Sat n Veatmgj. mh 3 J. O. JKU'ELL i tu..cur. Viae and ! irst. TIIOHT HI lillli ! dk M RTI. S TO : -Jnst r.mived iuh.. Th.VMa 4: 0"UK.stjX. If 'IlKliSH. 2.MJ0 lbi etra VV. It. Ch-ere r'c-d persteamr K0SCU M i. H. VUOK & StIV'J, mhl.l Coraer .Nihiu and f irst. CZ. f "k DOZ ltroom3rec'd per Rtscue at miijl Z. II C ,OK' & SON'S. 1 Ii I ft f.S Onions, ree'd per steamer Ilowlinar (iro-n at LA.W m' It H COOK k S X'.tiiv miai-;cTuisv7 F1IIE und.-riiied propose to publish a Ci'y D rectory and JL iiu.iacit A tveriUwr tor the ci-.y of Kvaujviiltj. o. tho followiuir terpin: äubi.Tiptiua price of Pook $ I so o o. d. to Advjrttseri I mi Advertisements per Patra lo mi do do Half i'uj'. S 01 do di i.irv rPafl;a 3 tiu Tayal le on dvliveiy ui the Buok. nihil lwi CROO.V3 i SJIfTir. 151 7ÜOVX I. 7i im nremoTpi mrswotot bwots and s flO'S, to tb.H M.-il LiiAirn .... W.üt J .sf Iln:... Ki.il m,.,. ' l tin trcf-t her- I hlwll l.ri !,, r.. i II rr..1? .1.1 O'iätomcrs aud the niiHi owrevall v. All w ork dimtj to order ut diiort cutice. in the moat substantial iumu u r tsif Lid'Af Shoes and CaitAM nlso mnJe to or-itr. C;ll and rive or n t il tnhl illO FKAST. TTK hav? sold onr stock of Groccie to Mcwtp. TlfThV i- erer & C&fun. and r- turti our inner 'hunks to our nuuivrttu- t rii'ii'itt ;in ) purron f-r tl;cr very linir.tl (dtroiirtn. and ohe-riuliy reccDnund tb ne tum t o.tir fa.orBb'.e consideration. mhij T UAL'ON X t'O. ir:iv FA.Txixtf u;cici:i2Y. hve bought the stBrk nnA taXcn tha atore formerly wW occupifid by T, liact n t'c Co.. on M iin street, opposite tbe Uraueh ß.iak, and hivo wa.Jö ltra a i'iuio's to tlifj.r sti'ck, w ith tu;ti arruuiuenis f.-r future 'Applies r.s jtstities us in promijiuK the cuizvn of Kthu iviild au i virinity, s (jrt-at a variety of tho host arit Its of Family Uroceries iw any hjuse iu tlie city. Being dct. ruimtd to iu every exvrrtou to ive siti?f:iccion in all oaej. we hope to et.eie a lit eral j:itrona;,";. Give us a.tr.a.1. AH -iooos 'livctd fr; charge. nth J lUJX.SlihtiUijKR & CAK40N. CKAWrOED I5ELL, " VIIO!.Ks.I K AM HI TAH, ai'UUIT, 3 WAölilXÜToN B.-ÜCK liUIlJ)lA"C, MAIN bT., TS biw recaivin one of the lr.: and best seUcted stock JK. ol lirugä, .eüiciiii e.. evet br uglit to the ciiy ot Kvaaa&ville. fcvery article ott-j-red to tbe public a warrjntt:d pure and ot tu.- bts'- jualicy. My -ero:al uteution wiii be given to tf.e ptr-ting up wf alt order :iud rjritioua. lu ßiilUKuraattlu, i no fltocti. cuiiiiii, iu part oi tue lull in.; ß bbU topi ira Tur pen tine. 5 do Aioohol 76 A. P. II CadKi Crtauj Tarttr. i( do S ip. Crb. oda, 1 Cae C.trb.,nate -atrneiii, 1 do Calc'd do, 1 Lüle Aiei'd Senna. 1 do Inda do. 2 Ca-s Sao Li ioricc, 2D-t Kczi White Lead, S HbU Castor OU. luOha Aj'd '.Viiüüwh, 2 j boxes As-i'd Wlagawart-, do Oluber u, i CaHrjs Kniish Kef'd Corax. l Öy-o Uum t;piuui, 1 co do Satltuc, t do do L'oial, 2 Ccroons .Spanis!. l'oat Indigo, I ti-io Uiubru M;iddt.T, 2u Ui. Suiph. iK-rphi, 10 do Ae.ato d. 5 Hlli CopeL Varuuli, A do Lins ed tj.I, 5 do L ,ri Uli. l'iire breu itefl and other lifjnori for Family and tno'lical u so. mh i-Ay 'Lo Itti Cliior'-sorin 02S AI Silltlllri'III? s!lser:te woold, rtfri-",t,llt7 inform the citizens of 1 Kvanjvilrf nod a-ljac ut couutry. ti" at be is prepared to turn i8 h tither in small or lurge o,uuutitiei, alt tn vaij ihle varit-tiee oi evrnn and orn . mtiitai hhruhbery , , ou s reasonable terms, and il aj fcoad uilit ai any Nursery in the rVedtejrn couutry. Also. An t-xce.lect nsaortmtnt of standard and Ptvarf Pear Trees. Cherrv. t'luut, A pr.cot, Go.sbcrry. Currant tree, delivered on board of s resin bouts wit'.e'it charge eaeept for the eot oi the hoxes or tu Its ued in packing ihem. Orders by mail ruspceli'aU soli-ited, trms cash t-r i t rl-ere-.ce. FÜltUlN AN Ü GKAll A U. New Alhanr. Farch 7th. mhi.t-:-, I VV AK D 15 4f Y JL. Ii , 8UF.KT-1R03I ..'OUKRIt. DOILER MAKEB ÄND I5LA CliUMlTUfNG IN GENERAL ANUFACTURE of Boiler Rivets. Railroad Chairs and ifA apiktes. N . K. Oora'jr Ala: a aud Cherry streets, at. Second aad Roile npi. i tn? hortest notice. alaayson hand. Repairing Tone EVIL UL'ILDII O. fpRB evil of late experience-l in prouuring Dry Goads. aa ral assortmeutat his atjrc, oeea remeuiea. a. riaa itut xoceiAuni a.i.aou Aiitie street, three doors lelow soaeaiL !R !?I!V. .50 l.bla iust roecived by

K. ori.BF.nT k CO.

I,. P. Ill.'.Vr A: CO. UTI1.L POSITIVELY CLOSK TI

EIR. ' SKCOM) G I FT EXTER PINS K, On tiie 2Stli m:iy,'3C,ui i.oiviiic,Ivy. f3 0 , 0 0 0 D O L Li A R-S TO USIXED OS.JIEAL JISXA Jl-L,. . . SLS Bonds given, with good ecurity, for the payment of all prizes. . , i 1 Farm. 200 acres. milra rora Fian vuliid t r I lint! t Hridcjiort, Ly., vui'ud at -tn rm 1 Uw-el'mg ij.r.ifce, 1 1 " " S Piano. r-aecATe.'-U-o-. snptrior tou-l.-at 4 . each H . Äs tta. ai S".f' ptli.. " .. 10 Gold Wutehts, ponslrmaii's i.t 4hAt-meh ' lüitrs.'. at ;'.) tcb a " ;i 1 Silver LeTor V'stclic. gentlrasn'a. Us y-jn'"" in '" at S2;i 3"' Cold Cl-iai-u. at ?if.. S P.reasr p -is. l-.tlus' . at Slli 'P.. .'.'.I'.'.'.'.'.'. ''.'.'.i'. ! 20o T.-i.li s t;'d TMmblea, bwxtrt. A. e , a't"? 2"t) doli hiujt 142.V1 , I I J " atSi ' ,.V '.!;! ( rem 1 f .. 1 -l''' , tr, 2 ft tiifl 1(11 1.1" WO 2 ."( 0 3 im. CUtf t ilued at SJilitO U-tsSl, JK'rf-Ti ltctcSl. Uiottr-t dran nambwr b; n en-itW to tho furoi, and no o-i t t!i end f the ruis. all free of rnrf JSY?Tfvse rlr iwi nsr prize, residirir at a Hutnnee, iro pre-ft-r tht wbolott? raliie in rh to tbe urtiele drawn, cau b acerrt:mJatt hv add resell th pTrtprptom. Tifüetti will it suv.t to uuf arf tio 'lTnifi Sntes. to ayrnfs, lr ndreoii? I.. P. HI NT & CO., LoninviSlr. Ky. i'ayti ent fr tiokt-ts mujt h niadc previous to the d?v of drawinc. to ec rule tb h.l er to ir priae. A rcpr of ttt dr:iriiiij, and ali t'i- fi'nall pr'7-, wilt be 6" t tn every ppr-.in hold nit rif k-H. by mail or otherwise, immediately alter the drwiirr frof o;eliarjE. The pr.'-tent o iicia hftvejiren bnnds to fiiniiah deoislmaotdiately after the drawif, ddre" l r. nrxT & co.. mhS-cowclA w tt ,onin.tt, Ky. S5. . llll"SSXH:Ji Ar t'., Corner Vood ntlti Vi rat !., I'iltsfeurjj j ItlPnKTERS A.vn DFMIIU.S IS true. Afe'tieinea. riiemic-iU. PjeStufT., Pair. tu. -T.i3aö Oil, Variiiiiir. U'iutlo r (Jhuyre, S;irc'c;il latrnm..n;j. I. aril Oil. 'l nrt entine. I'ate-.rt !Jioia.". Perfuriiry. HriiiLS. Al'-otiul, Taauers' oil. Sperm O 1 VV kaU - . oil, an. I Spiee. AscrcTrKitfr TTHITF. IjKAI i;li) I. HAD AVU llTHAEnK. 537-1-: hve on Jvtnil, ;.nd oilt-r for nn'e. T-l- ti tonic of M witi? '"5 I.kak. in rarkanci ot 2-i, so. 1' O. l (). 3(m an-i .1t Ms eacii. -hixh e aa.-iraitee to l.o lull weih', trieilj -uxenud un-urivifd V.v anv in ()uUtyHiv nt rts-der.t p.rtMtrs n New York nnd rhilailelphia. o take.tnr-ntHpe of a1! eli.'ine'S in the IT:rket. we tiro uu-.trd tos 'U Prucs. Ac.fer eah or to prompt tiaia dealt rs. va as fat'-ribie terms as sstrn iohi in homes. gfi II. . K;..l.nesfock a Vt rir.iiuge furbiihgi tct'h Fetish. F eeeh nnd Seanisii direetlot-s. nihl2-uiw w.wrr.i. "f eO) FOTl one year, for which moTtgscr security on unine;imheredoitr protitrtv ilt leaiven. ildreäS J. C Journal 11 Hi co - mhll-lw WO FHI! IIDMIW.-S aaeks coarse 5 f-ek tiwe ttnti-ir. ree'd f'r Hainbow at Z. II. HOOK ftr SUN'S, cor. Va n and 1st. Mominv; njhll IMl K!I 11 ll.TUiltll K UYS'I i:nn reo-d every day L - rer Atiaoi! a I'o's l-'NrTesat niHI Z. II. C1)"K i SOV'S, eor.TTain and 1st. Ti 0 ft Dlz f"'1" &iS t l?eierilo7 at U PP tb z. It! COOK A- POK-S. 't'1'" cor. Main and 1st. 8. L. STUIKiH J(ll:y a. BTCnGES. STIIJCES 4. RltOIIiElt, wiioi.KSAi.p. nr.At.ur! is PRODUCE OF ALL KIDS, ASD ; 0IMIhSIO. MKRI IUXTH, No. 279 Broidway. bitw. Frankiin arenne and Wash street. roM t-1rd ' - ST. !,nn. M. t-JJ 31 1 ii 1. 1- S. A few thentand Poplar Shingles nn hand. fyou wish to purchase y wiiii ii e im .-l'isfoutat 2 nertlinmninl f.ill uni.J.2 nertlioiinuil PKESTON UKOS. g -T. I! imwnV -Onecaak pure Cat.-.wba liranoy hut rcc'U aud for sale hv u.hhi PRESP iN BROS. ?r( KM II K T F1.0HT. A lot jn.t r C-d ar.d frsiie " 'v mhin J. V. a.- S. VlCKKKV. Vll'HIFIMi H.M U Jttihsfs nsi d l,r ds in rore fj atiu ior .-ute hy mhli) J. VV & S. VICKKRY. rl IMtll.N 2 lihosN O Rnsar; 3 tl,l Clsrifie'J and Crushed sugar; 2 drumsCodfiah. ree'd per Kelirie fr sale by "','" J. W. i- S V ICR ERY. B fföri"XK'' HTARCANni.KS;lnl,fhx sUreandles; in j 1"artcr bs a'sr enndlis; wnrrai td roll wrivM just ree'd pet steamer jaa. Park at 7. 11 . rxifiir mnv Caen ;r M tin and !?. J3UHLIC SALE OF MAI V TR KT, SWOM) TREKT AAD OV turiST, the y.th 6tf of Ayti, 185. 2 o'clock P. nt the rmirt I'ftnsn door in KvittvrilU. rurmu'ritlo an orir of tf o -urt f Common I Ipm i V uti0r--.trAh cor'luU heirs in trnit ni the mit-r hnn ann hv h ..irtcrmn ih. f rh I-, p John M'trho'l I will pr-.O'td to m V, at fl1-v inir nirw U of rial it rf,.HM-.-.f,t v D niiitif.n ..n.nrtKtmrnt of Kvhtv.H. frtniing fi-t on j t. t .inj! riinn in? Tone th-Can:il I H f- t 1 nrnro to t il th s l..t in fourpurcJi, ech frontica ISV fet on Main tret and H4 f-t (-tp " " A LS' Lot No. 10.1. Ol! Han of TTrnnprilT. 7t feet front on Second rftt. nn-i irtn f.. dep to tin alley an t in-nir. the res td-nef nf W?n Daker Kjq propo to this lot in two pw?j ofTi f?et i'r. nt e;ifh and 1 Vi fct de-p to t e alr. Al-o th" fr t hnlf of th ho ji.iirnp Lot So. VH. being 7" feet j jinw on t:e cormr of Lofnt and Second streets, and w.H litte ( fithr ff.r Rnirn '? r Unt-ietue. Ai.ao-U(Xm 7 and in bt-ik II. 4th nlärge-nent;. on lliffh afoot on vhiehtnd a-oihU frum hnfe. 'I hejo lots ar" e-irliStfoet i.le nn iliont RO Tec t. lot. j an d nre well fonred. Th titton o a'l are believed to be trood. A ltt r 'i-n' HPfd for the minor heirs aad a general irarrantee deed by the adult hfit-i v ill i p vn . Te-mfi of Rile fh. tho rpjMn nt six and twel e .i"n- n-.. ry notes and niortr(rea with iotpreft and relief law, payable at the Kv'inTi1.c Lrnneh Rank wai nog IOIIX I.VGLR. Jr . Guardian . , for Minor and Acnt for Adu Hein mh, Mr of j0in vitchell. f IiT A It II IV AIv Of Sprint and ft-nnmer Dry OoAda Ä The uhnriber is now reccivnga larie stock of the latest Kvle of sprina and snmrnrr Orr good; boots and shoes notions. Vis., to which the attr-titioo of nnrnhnners i solicited, and thVy te sold nnosualiy low. Cull nun and xumine. WJI.liroillv.S. FT rif!MmHV0 g7oKä.Ä einmal m Sbortmcut olall the newest stK"5. jrpt reee'T-d hv mh vm. iir;iiE3. OflnTi - One hundred pEet'ta Print prinr ptvl. now ii opened by n.ir3 WM. IJUÜIiEü. WhU l.lK AD Ä'.iAM. A beautiful assortjd v muntoi irll kinda uet ree'd, by the p-t'o-eribrr. WM. iltüCKS. tf4frXTÄ Sl'MMKll AVK VR A ceaoral a6ortu.eiit ol nearlv ail kinds for sale lw hv Ve m HUG 11 Sä G.T. Villi. -A Si3vl'J?S IC boxe- warranted fresh, first of Hjh t'.eecajon, tjt ree'd n-r K.riJ whs Iroad at Z. H. COOK & SOV, Corner Main and Istst. II A V A TV A i; 1 1; . rsT received I t steamer S. the choicest friDfiii nf r-irirs dir.-rt f.nm lUvatu K J. Trulnii A. TrA Inf. f f which are..lerr.H for rule at. w hoi I r retail, i invite the attention of tho e who love go-od ricn-rpfo this ro- k, JACO SOIIkKCUKR. Th8-lw Main at. ret Itan4 2t. C LOA' 1:11 KlihU.-A früh lot received and for nale ly nasi HM.KKILLY. CKASI XII i: XII A CK THE LITT I B MA.1 WITH TflR BIO STOCK!! fS now opening one of the finest and la re est astortrrents of Sprina und Sumoier Clothinz erer opened in tfiisci'v liüviitg made aanenientä with ray Cm jiinati 1Iuujs. I am abl; to otter srtat lUtlactUit nu at reia'l as ell as wt .ulfaale. tad vdcdjio uitlf u uplicateony bill bought ut L'-uit viil or Cinciiinau, and it you want to convince j"ur lf of th-tt fact, JOot ple:ie call on A. 1.0 !lKNTl N ), AVt-s ern fctar Clothing Stor. undtr Tavilictu Ilot-1. Yolkfcbote copy. mU7-tf i;K On A11;K KKICD. A fresh sui ply of Orange Seed j ait ree'd and formale by 4h7 TIIOS. GRANT. g "rO'i:K HKh.V. A fresh fupply of new Clover Secj ieed aud for sule by mh7 TJIOS. GRANT, Il.SKIUXI03t rgVTTS parfcnersMp 1ireof 're eaistire between Frederick m hrjuutr nno t'atmi lieu. unor th st I of lvn &; Kroener, was ''iorT-d by riiitol conitnt on t' the Jisi day of ,1 aniiary. i . .1 aeoh (ieiis author icd t" cnliert a'i no'e-t ! di:e and uwin to the said laT-e n-ru.; .ßud .''redericW Kroener ii-auihfri2e-i t collect all dhts due the said I at- firm, and for -w! ich the 3ms does noHiold any notes. -4'rederick Krtr' will nl. o pay and discharge all fluim hH n;ainjt tüe old firm. .r vcolt 1i- lt -a .Ii;-'!- 1." t i? .r i i r ir v rv r r I I "7KV HOOKS, Just received i. ia I'atiiau-'s Magazine fr Murch; Xe 3iii'-!y nf Mjfau'f 's KatEiaad: II. .men. l.l Wn-Si for March; 'ew supply of Wi-low lüeiiott; irhool FcVow for March; The MiiiitiTr'j 1'Va.st. hv Chi t. Waviie Hevd; 'iodey's l.mlies r.o-k lVr March; the Hidden Tath; V.v rly ls:i2iu for älarcli; The Thrte -Marria -es; VMk.p Ntions t'nr .March; r-lli, iirth j fr.iman Coaie Tim orkiug X'armer for llurch; Tbe K'mPicier; 't m'iS SA.H'L LlSlEU'S. B" AWXP. incases fancy tanns; 2 eajei hlack Livnj: Ujt dirtet importatiOB, rccTU this iav anu for sale by JAüM r.ott' k CO.. "ihn I3 Miia street Louisville. Kr. WAIAI'KH. lease linen Diaper, r'd thi davandfor "'fcr , JlKS !.. -CO i oUH 418 Main street. Louisville, iy. j SHSIKP. F.TTS. 1 case Cashrr'e ts. r-e'd this day xt aoaiorsaie ty JAMU !. $ C(J. iu hi 413 3Iain utr.ct. Louisville. Ky. SACHS ff! SALE. 10,000 anbei roiihi rxh S;i'-k for ale at City Ulis, i'lonrsulliug st? V Ca 5 Ji. mr.4 a I. . IvOSS. ;rn.

tsC A Tl ItK ( IN VK. i day and for sale hy feh-s

5 pieces äatin de Chide reo d thia JaIE3 LOW ti CO.. Vft Main. et. Louisville, Ky,.

EVANSVILLE & C R A V F O R D S V I LLE

H AIL H O A D ', VHA.yuiu VF xjjh.-. ,.-. ON und altrr Monday. Feh. 18th, until further motic t Slsfl lnsrorr Train !pt FTanrITt(r me S-fOP. I SI.: srrtves at ViDrrDh at r. V . in tins for r"t- , rtrr l otinii tor St l.nni. nr Central Illinoi. to take Train oa j the Ohi and SHsviairrii Ei'ro-'i nrri at Tcrrr-Ilant :.t I 9:3 P. V.: In linnano'!. 1:00 rieht, ponnfetia direct witi In. r.n.ini..ti C 1 .. ... . A . 1 . .... . i -- --- - - . . - . w... kumsbih, iralime from Evnu-iiile to Cineint-ati.... 14 honr ''" ' t Pit.flurtl ' - -t w York.; di in lo 'lo to St. Lnui .11 ee. Keiurninc UaeaTerru-t!nte at 3:-i P. ti.: altrr V. ' pe V'"11 (r'a )udl!lil"rolii i t EaneTit:i it . ,':,s-,'n" t'1' ti-in en p from rincinnat!, ila3ia"cf öWiiVille. Ca'.timluaard St I.oai tr.ma dar. , . , : - FARES;, j : From l!r&nnvilT f rin.tnn.t: do st. t.oi rfo . d - Tii'lianart(l do -v- .1 - Terr Haute Tl ai Cleveland i do Pit.rsbiirrS. 1fr?are ct:eeVerl in InHipnapnli .... 7 M s t: .... to fM'ni,r ri.iff ht Trains l:tve KraBurille and Ttrro-Hftatr at . n ncn mrti paenrrd a'ln ne taKen Tnin run I JHninroti time, vhich i tight ratnntM !a.rr than ICranpville tin-ro. For anv information or throurh Tirkeia. lply at tha Tietcet Otnce.head of Louust street Kvanitvitle. .T. J. DaXIEH. Snp't. Faijn.rer. Trineefon C!itron. Yinrennrs tiatcUaand Bau d-r.vw i'wtrmt take nt ntkeradv. aadep?. express coausy. NOT ARRANGEMENT rpilE ADAJIS EXPRESS COMTAVY rejneetfnllr n' nottuoe to their friends, tha puhlieof EvansTilfa an Tieih't'-. that thv hsnre difrmined to open an efhea in Kvansvillo to Ve devoted esclnsively to the fraasrtinn ol the l'osm- of their I.'ne, aud l ave appointed Mr GKOv IV. .Vrlilvt IM-; aa their A sent. who. from his past eonaecti'. ' Wltn tl e birsinefS. is perfectly f milisr - ith all t he .oute ni the eetai's of th;ir operation. Thi arrangement bar heen male with the soleohject of inereaitnr the facilities et the Kxpresi. and herel v ineresse its elmiral ilitv t th oublie to aecnmpllh whio-h the besteuorta of our local agent will ho e-pecinMr directf d ..... ; . All persons havjue- husincs with ourcomvsnv will pleas allen Mr. SJ.iP.ride. at ourneworhee on First street, between I.nensnd Slain, who aloua i authorised to act for us Iron! t,is data. nov2-d)f A r.FRIrr) QATTTTgT? y.,pertnenfne'J Cvaiisvillc, I.oriisville and Henderson Packet. v Thalarga. naw anil swift tearrer Ä n A I N B 0 w, APT. W.U. K. HOt.fROFT THaster entlinn.!.. resularlv in theabove trade fi-r whieli .1. i.ii. srrivina and depnrtir. from Kvarsville for Henderson ani I.oiiiville every MVdn.sdsy and Ssrnrday.' I'r reicht sr pn'sur. ha i on excellent aeommodaMons arwlv en l-oard. The Rinhour eunn eets recn'arl v with the Cincinnati and I.onisvilie pneket. the next day after leavinr F-vanayilla. I aenrers from L'vuniivine can procure through tickets II they d.i.iri -mhS-tf Hfiilar rv.-nvvlllr, I,oiiivllle and ' ' ISondifrson Parket. f3JJ"r TIIK fast, solendid and substantial steamer iÄ- WM. 'GARVIN",.' CAPT. S.Sl l.LIVAN. Mst-r. is now running rerulsrly In the ahove trade, heint; in complete trim, and ottering a.arr comlore to travelers and aeeomtnodation to shippers. She willleava Kvansville every Tne dav and Friday afteruoont (or r nuisvi Uc . tor freist or'pMifa'ro py oq board . FOIX WA-BAM KIVI;BC, , TFT K new nnd st&nrtrh . f"ir i ''TP 1 1- V. Skmon-im. Vaster, having jnst beam enmpletcd v ill start on her first trip to the above place ox 1'r'tiay th Tth d-iy of starch For fieitht tr ponane apply on beard. - mhs-tf Cil.VI.LY. Scases Clially, reo'd this day and forsalebr JAMWS LOW At CO.. -nih8 41? Main street. Lonisvil'.e, Ky. .'.Gitiri i, rincAC 'JJfTE subserlter havir. received a Irish supply of Imp'ea ro-nis. 'snow prepared to fuiniah the following aruolea on the niofl li beral t'-rins ton?Wtlnir of Torn frinher,. . ThroitMnt; Iaehins. Torn Shellers. Moivins: Machine, forn DrilM, Kempinn Machines, Plows, all kinrti, Fattnint: M ills. Harrows. Cntfinir Boxei. ' ruitivH6ra, Ciicular flswi, Ox Yokes, : MeatCu-ter.1, I.oa; Chains, Axsnnd Hoes, Trarp rhain. Awn Shovel, Ames' Sp-vles. TMy's SIioveN, i'irdneott'a Spa. Lipiiiettfs Grain Shovels, lieft fist Steel Forks, and a goneral asortnient of fvrHen fniplfnun f.- . - Send io your - r-Ur fur Tbreahing Machines, as the sapply will he limited to tbe duxati hti t T1JOMA3 OKAVT. Mainstreet. IVOTICK. THf) nil perstm having any Sack belnncinfi; to Citv Mills ii at Rvanriviil. vCI plea e rerurn them to the Mill, or Att'nti where ti-ey not them, imincdiatr Jy H tin don they w.llg.itexinif. mM-w !. X. R(MS Antt H.lfO lihrf prime New OtIcsit irrt rc'd and for v3 aiie lr mht PKE.STON BKOS. , (ßr.MXI I 'iwO boxe X 'f jftfilate; to bxs iquftetad Ky Hn Pf it! Tin; 4.:aks Sheet Ztno; Klek Tin ad an iorrmmt ot Copper iljt'omj, just reod on-t for vale bv mhl 8AMrKL ORR, IM ijtiica My. Oh. Carey me Hour to- Die: - Won'-v is a Hard tnin to IWrrow: My fother'lt SmiVt IVs Meet Aptin; l;elle Hmiiiion; 9nni Fair and BHbf: .lent'e J0D17 Or.iy; Kuhihe; AVl'lic. we hav Hointd you; ' n M'eareRroa tDs; old fipether: Shells oT Oeeaoj . Hnd News from Home; Old riay Oruuad; The fir;ive of t've elrno. ' Jfost of ti ess (od's will be aunehy the Opera Com pan to.-nirht and to-n;orro w n.aht. For sale at mil S4.M' L MSTRR'S. . WWII M,I ;UV'T JAVA t'OKFI-K -üO p .cktu J ft '11 (o vt-rumeut J ava CoiTtie, .ist I -c'd direet frona Naw York per Kailroad.ai COK & isO.N'S, n.lil ' Corner of Main aud Firsts La. J KKr "bite Lead; 0 TjS liar Lend; 25 bars ftfcst. w- awfd, at - OUK SON'S. mill Corner Main and First sts3 f4 LIH Prime T.saf Lard ; ?0 sacks peri or brand V' of k lour; JÜ bu&h-ls Potatojust ree'd at 1 iKlK'A Family Grocery. Corner of ceondaud Oak street. "F ff B MALF eheste Gonpowder Tea; B do Imperial de; ß ii HlJ' do Youiiff li vKoa do; 6 do extra ftta- k do; 25 boxes aborted Tea, tor sale by COOK i SON Corner Main ana First sts. . DOZ Butler's Premium Ink.ass'd size4 at mhl COOK SON'S.: r?5LKArHS;i COTTO.-I0 e-t Bleached Cottoa aoa liand and for sale hy JAM KS LOW & CO. Ii hl 41S Main street. Louisville-. Ky. tjvl.A I) ft I KA. dor cans "Dnikies' bakinp powder asaortwd sizes; 12 doi Ky Mustard cans; 60 papers grontt cofTee Ireah aud aood; 400 do assorted sacks lor nie br lt7 J. VV . AS. VICKERT. "PfSU A AI ElTTi:n.-mO d n fr9h Krai AO ponndw Jti J rhviuo iublc iiutttr, in store and fors-tle l y Jb27 - J. W. iL S. VICKERT.' T! AKII. 1,Ma lbs prime Xeaf Lard for sale by the bam I, it-J kej4, jaroriiaIe poun'd, at h27 J . VC . & S. VrCKERY'S.SL'niiJKS l My Z"ppyr wor ted; Jaconet Robes; 10 pieces .M.ireoline; 0 doz fyftey silk Cravat; ft doz Hy tots Collars; 10 from H it hber pufl fomba; l(t rroas Srnnjsg pock-'t do: 5u do white Hose; iVfl do ladies .1 '-urin t td gloves: 50 trenfa Joarin kid do ; finpiocrts oilSirk; SC doz worked Collar; jEro Tflid MsnailUe buttons: - 100 p;r Soejier Crepe assorted colnrs: reed this day aadi fomslely J AM tS LOW ft CO. fl-23 " 418 5Iain street "Louisville, Cy. FF-?T quality ef Canal, Poneyrille and WaVrsTille "MiV Warrant td to be choice, w riouron iiinaaca ior sale at market -trrtce fe'.2o BACOX A CO.. Family Grocery. poTTO TIK for Carpet warp, and Wrappieg iwiuimii.il! . IS. jltUI'.KriUU., - ff-HOicK Hominy stiJ .Irrfh Torn Meal, jostver'd and for V sale ad Ieb28 'f . BACON 4 CO S- Family Creocry. . CnOICE Ti tah I.aH and small Whitf Hsns for sale at J Whii T. UACON t CO.'S Family Groeery. rOPAKT.KrIKMIII" KOT ICE. A V'f Vf. in January lae. disposed ol my interest in th. M 9 late firm of alnrpin. Kten A Presto. I have thia day f..rmeii a coprtnerstii p with nnv bmsher. Via. V. nloriran. nnder the name ami atvie of J. II. W. V. Wobo. , for th. purpose of transi'-tinir" aaeaeral whoieaal business in Root aim Mines. Hats Oavs, w, J. u. WOliUAJi. feTaneviiie, tth. 21, 'OK. ! TTKI-.av rM-t"1 the n.w Brie n'iil'Mnjr an First etreei, '; tern do rs t-'lov M-ssrs. Keui.ot & Viele's and in a few daj. ; l'e r 'ceifine nor priog Äu-ek. We would refpectfuUy i io vite a!! our o Id Iriends and entr.mi rs. and the trade gee- ! r.illv to rail and see vi. as wesha'l he rrepared to nfier them ' sreat itiitiic-m'Ji. h-th in the rjnsHtv of eir Gnade and ia oar . prices. VV e will offer our itiiida tu aVJ e..'h aad prompt time j luiyers as low is an v other house in tbe West, and we solicit the r-itronare of all socn eustm. 1 m r J. ii. i- vr. vr. Mono?. ! W9 IIKI.W. 6 cartoons brown Pere reo'd this day a i S 3 f..r .ale by JAMKrt low A CO..- , 1 loM 4IS Miln street. Lauisville. Ky. tOMFOHTS. :0doi Wool Com'orts. refd this day aa J frrsalely JAS. LOW k CO.. jania 4IS Main street, Loaieeille. Ey TIIIKil'KR VKT1-' ur.".d ,aie...; jan,7 fnperfineand Bucawhet Flaurt''' j. xr; Je s. virsTRnr . "B7HIH nVSTKIHscanaain i e h-ii aa i.s.ii ith-e. rJS4 n-r. mhj TEXXEV SO RENSON. J rcived u,l,:t TKNNKV MOVSTNan "3 fF $ IS fAM-ri fJunuy very large n heavy, inat landing and i..r ssis fehlä

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