Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 266, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 June 1856 — Page 1
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ADD. II. SANDERS, Proprietor. Office or Publication Corner of Main and Water Streets. TEN CEIYTS PER WEEK VOLUME VIII. EVANSVILLE, IND., TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 17, 1856. NOTIBER 266.
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TKilYt OK SUBSCRIPTION: - Dally Paper. 5 00 " . Muled J 6 Oft " By the week ( payable to Carrier.) 10 Tri-Woekly Paper 00 Weeklr.Paper 2 00 " " GUbsoi Sor more ISO I Six Copies 10 00 'Twslve Cosies m 1 00 BUSINESS GAUDS. H. WElF.Ef.ER. A. L. ROBINSON WHEÜLEK AKOUIHSOX, ATTORNEYS AND COUNCELORS AT LAW, (Successors to lairle, Wheeler & lfflehart.) QtAHTdl Land and Collecting Agency , Ofiee on 3d tt , Oiffile Ike new Court House Building, near Waskingten Hotel, Rtiansvitle, Ind. .. . N.B.-.H. Q. WhaaUr .tary Pnbli.t . , bMJ ' OHH BtTRLKT. T..ßBLUrm JOIIW II IT It LEY & Co. 4'OUWAKDI! AN COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 90 TelwnpiiouUi street, 'i.jrS X&W OK LEANS ASA IGLEIIAKT, if TORNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE AGFNT. ' .Succ.r,or to Ingle, Wheeler Iglehart la Keul Estate ' . . Agencies.) v - - "Will practice Law in the Circuit CoorU of Vanderburgh "and the adjoining counties. Office over the Canal Bank, KTansVille, la. .ebU-Iy MOUIIIS S. JOIISSOX, -aTTORKEY AT taW AD sltAI, ESTATE ASKMT. Office o Firstst.. in Bray's buildiags. nearly opposita the Poet Office. Evanaville, Ind. y2i-ly "irttVrtV St " KM. - NOTARY PUBLIC AND J &TICE OP PEACE, Mt.Cakokl. I'-' WILL attend t.eollctingad J. ing e'ams iaSouthEntera Illinois, aad all other siaeas appertaining VA ...irl Affin Mvinv tAUft.. StO 1 Bnk. Evans-ap2l-w KÖIOr CO W, lVgc wB-i- w.w. Vill. Ind. AA0 B1KAH. DAVID HEIMAHM i. n. HEin tNN, WHOLES U.K AND K KT A II. DEALERS IN GROCERIES & PRODUCE, aDiuivriHi, LiqeoRS, & &c, Kam btbeet, doors above scut d,kvansvili.c, ikd. Iau31 - " J. T. COX, OROCEH, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION M3XCSANT, DEALER 1.1 ALL K1NOII Of PKODDCE, yincenncs, Jnd. Particular attention paid o forwarding and Receiving. oct31-tf ' - CITYHOTEL., WATER IT. BETWEEN VIBE AND DIVISION, JCvaniville, Ind. ' OCtl Wil. H.BOCOCT,frfriatr.j W.U. HEMDBI0K8 w- A. SI'BEA. HENDRICKS & McKEA, (Late V: W. HendrieHsft i;o.) "WHOLESALE DEALERS IS BOOTS AND SHOES. r-QBTEB'g LOCK.IBST 3TKKET. KEAE MAIM. . .08H,J. H. R. H'OOIRE. J.S.ROUgR -;ommisioB and Forwarding Merchants KO. 22. POYDRAS STREET, New Orleans, La. Llbaral cash advances will be made on consignments nipped to our ante by .. Choteap, Harrison & VaLLE, St. Louis, Mo. W. E. Browne & Co., Vincennes.la. Benedict & Williams, Gray ville, I1L O'Kilby & Co., Evansville, Ia. B.L. Hovey, do do. PosoocbetA Brow.. Mt. Vernon. Ta. decSR-Iy .Jon J. Cuabdmsb. Jahrs Hablab, Ja. .Jon. J. l-u uniI!B A HARLAN. OHN J. CHANDLER A.N D JAM ES HARLAN J . Iiave ,P Moaiated themselves together a partners in the practice Atoflaw and will attend to all business confided to them. One or both mar always be found at their omoe. on Locuststreet. oppMlteth. Sherwood House, to give counsel or transact busituen. Prompt attention will be given teoollecuons. Evansville. Nov. 9. 1851. ly PUIWTEK'S JOB PAPERS. I I XON fc GOODMAN, fitoi, 77 and 79 Wssll St., Cincinnati, O., ' I TAVK on hand a beautiful tock of PRINTER'S PA. XX PK RH. Cards, Card Sheets. Black and oclored Inks, i Bromes. Varnishes. o.. which they offer at ' MANUFACTURER'S PRICES. etl f AVM. It. WcGllEW, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Office in the Crusoent City Bank" Building. eILL attend faithfully to all business entrusted to Mm. TK.WKVtfc OKtiWsOW. VHOLEgAI.E DEALERS IN CKOCEKIKS AND LWD0R4, CORNER WATER AND TINE 8TS., EVAN3VILLK, IND. THE undersigned have this day formed a copartnership for ths purpose of doing a wholesale Grocery and Liquor business. Eaving suooeetled the business of Messrs. Allis& 'Howes. paroh-Med their sock and made additions to make a t jnmpl.te assortment, we shall be able to offer as good bargains 'FOR CASH, as any house in Bvansville. or any city in the ' Weit R. S. TENNEY, juS ; 8. SORBNSON. nnnnwooD HOUSE. THE subscriber has tnken the above house, and has entirely reHtted aud refurnished it, and is prepared to entertain the patrons Of me nouse in a suusiuciory manner. He has also rented the brick Stable, owned by . Mr. Peter Burke, and has a good stock of horses and car- : rinses to let. Thestablelslarge, clean and welllocated, and good bostlersare in constant attendance. Particular;ittention will be paid to the care of horses left with him forkoepne.andin allrespects, the public ia Iflnd the Sherwood House a ood Hotel. fjyS tfl J. A. BYERS. 1JIHIWT8. 25 rases oew'-tyles fancy Print; 5 do black and white do; S do solid black do; Ree'd this day and forsals by JAMES LOW & CO.. uMS-daw 418 Main street, Louisville, Ky. MT IVOR IPX. jno gro Cotton Vloss; 150 gro Linen Floss; Zu dos liatr tsraids; iau aos Lre.s duuii 75 pes fancy Silk, handsome styles; 30 pel blaok Rombaiine; 40 fanoy 11 wool Bareges; Ree'd this day aud for sale by JAMES LOW &;00.. mhi8-dsw 41. Main s'reet, Louisville. Ky. VLVAV& " ßlair9ilU T HO S.HEA tTeN0.6 ' A IR Rollins. Llnnenootti and Llppenootti and Manns; S casks trass . . chains, hog and Halter chains for sale by mb'Jl WALDKIRCH. tllOOPER'8 TOOLS. A full assortment of Knives. . Planes aad Truss iioopsinst ree'd by steamer J. P. v 1 WALDKIRCH. Main street bet. 1st and 2d. ''Tweed and for sale by mnsi L ltK BOOK. A large and complete assortment of v Blank Ledgers, Journals. Day and Cash Books of every S'fariety of style and binding, for sale by mh2l T. COSYNGTON & CO. äOtlKTHIWU PRKTTY.A few choice, hrst r ' c9 Mnire Antique; Silk dross patrons reo'd at 8. EMBICH. mhl7 rA "l. BOXES German soap; 20 boxes Palm soap; 25 boxes &W Cream cheese; 0 gross ofasa'd scrubbing brushes; 60 boxes of ground spices; ' sals by mh22 40 dos arry HEI I. & D, IMAN.". i AO HOICK RICE. 3 tierces ree'd per T. C.-Twithell for Kj sale by E. ÖII.BERT & CO.. mhl9 . Sye. near Water. i tfHOICB niO COFFKK.-50 bags bast quality ree'd per T. O. Twiohsll. for sale by snhl9 3. E. GILBERT A CO., Sye. near Water. ATI B LI. has also justieoeived 5 boxes superior so d leaf Jt) tobacco (Laughorne;) 5 gross short out J-Anderson's 1 .(Solace;) 7groa, shortens J. Anderson's (Amulet;) tog?her ' with en. of ths largest stooks of drus ever brought to this f market. mh22 111 BTROPOblT VW BOOTS. The above article has 11 av just arrived. Itis the same that gave sncn gouerai sat 'ssfaction list full and spring, ipair for Sunday. mh25 Come and lit yourselves with a HKNKKIUÜ3 B "cum. II Y 55 bale brijclu Timothy ree'd percnal bt Morg4H, ivr Slfl DJ mnZI KtKtß. r'Mi na K KB X8. snobiuhtaaU white ia ahippiofE order tor aalt by mh2l GEO. FOSTER & CO. BUSINESS CHANGED. i M ITA V E sold my stock of Groceries M Messrs. Z. H. COOK - St. AE son. wno win eontinue the business at mv old stand "which I have rented to them for five years. They will also einneet with it their present business of Family Groceries sind Produce I hope my friends and customers will call and sxamine their stocx and give them a liberal trial. Ia retiring from my present business. I would return mv sincere thanks to my numerous friends and customers fortheir very liberal patroaare, and what is still more desirable ia nusiuess. tneir very general pnnotua:ity in "material aid." I shall henceforth be found at the office of Geo. Fostkb a Co of whieh firm I am a member), and will give to the business nf that house my personal attention, and where I shall be released to . my friends. iaa2'2-tf J" . w . rlJTST K K MMlll vCCi. Five Lump cheap to close consi-nment. WO. POSTKR tt CO t2Paanel Doors . in itrOrt nd for Rale bv apS OUR. DALELL ft CO. JIT OI, IK. 1 V bMe Plant&t-on in fine order and 100 hall-bbls da. for rsis y QRR, BALKLL &CO.
LOUISVILLE.
Frank carter.. w. B. joujstt. t Miti r. ac JUtTil X, F0RWARDIN AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. NO. ii, BAST SIDE THIR ST., SET. MAIN AND WATER . , LOliSVILLK. Hi, . . Refer to Geo. Foster & Co.. P. O. 0' Riley & Co., Evanrville. Ind. jel4-lr CTKLTIWti. I case Bates Welting ree'd this day and f I for sale by fob22 418 Main street, Louisville, Ky eSIMKHK. 30 pieces fancy Cassintsre, handsome tvles. reo d tnis dav and for sals I'V O AUKS 41 Main St.. LOW 4 CO.. Louisville, Ky. dec!2-dAw flOTTON IBK!. SO eases Ripkas Cottonades; 25 eases VJ new York Mills Cottonades, ree'd this day and for sale JAMES LOW A CD. mbl 418 Main street, Louisville, Ky e;CM)fllK8. C5 ' 750 piecsSilk Handkerchiefs; xvitiei Madras uravats; 150 d Shirt Bosoms; reo'd this d.vsnd for sale by . nn-. nn .A. LtWW A UU., et 41 Main treet. T.onlTiH. Ky "!?? T KKCKIVBO. Home Journal April 12: Ballons Pictorial Aoril 19: N. Y. Picayune Anvil 19: N. Y. Dissateh ADril H: Saturday Post April 1; London Punch Marsh 22; Loudon Illustrated News March 22: Loudon tlliaar'd Times Msreh Ki: ;r- ; N. Y. Ledger April 1; Brother Jonathan April 12; ' N. T. Times April 12; V. Y. Clipper April 12 at -apl9 SAM'L LISTER. Ti KTIX;. 1 easeplali Marseilles Vesting, ree'd this W day and for sale by JAS. LOW & CO.. inn---uw sis siainstre.fi, i.ontsvill, ay, h. 5 ose o-ses Canton Flannels: z Dales yellow do; X do blue twilled Flannels; 2 do tress da do: ree'd thle dav and for..!. y JAMES LOW & CO.. M17-UW - - - " - 4!B Main street. Louisville. Ky. TOWIl-IWU-2aai I 2 dr. i brown Henebeek Toweling; bleached do do; reo'd this JA3. LOW A CO., 418 Main street. Louisville. Ky. day and fr sale by ran--oaw CINCINNATI. W1XOH & GOO WW 4M. AGENTS ifOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS BOOK AND I EWS PAPE K. PLATNER & SMITH'S illsnk Book I ap era; SMITH At PETE KS CUT CARDS a CARD SHEETS; I.isrlttbody's Book and News Ink: MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS, etc.. eta. SALES JBOOÜS, 77 & 79 WALNUT STREET. . . CINCINNATI. O. Where thev offer every variety of paper adapted to the eitv nd aooontry trade, and the materials employed in its manuetnr hest tdt .osgH fdrios paid for Bags. sep46m CIWCIWW ATI PAPKtt WARKHOtSfi. rBITE undersign. Wholesale Paper Dealers, invite ths JBL attention oi ueuicn an. coasuuier. bo ineir larse an. varied stock of Papers. Our arrangements with Eastern manufacturers and dealers are such that we are enabled to keep on hand, at all times, a large stock of Caps and Letters, nlain and ruled; PlatCm. Demvs. Mediums. Royals and Super Koyais; oiauit uoo rapers, manuiacturea oy x-iatner & smith, and otner nrst eiass manufacturers. r We ace acents for the best Printers' Cards, and keen on hand, at all times, a complete stock-of Printers' Papers of every description. , ,igtbody's Book ana news Inks; Jc;rearys uotored luxe, varnten ana uoia size. We have on hand, inatore. alarcestook ol the best Fourdrinier Newsaud Book Paner,.and oansnpply orders to al most any extent, witn regular sixes, ana irregular sixes ssaketo order on shortnoties. We nav the highest market price In cash, for Rags. Bag ging. Kops and uotton Waste. Wholesale Paper Dealers, AV Manufacturers' Agents, epll 77 and 79 Walnut St.. Cincinnati imPKOVED fOlt'I'ABl.I- Mla-JL.. NOR grinding wheat and corn, and all other subotanees retiuiriuK xriud nc. Genuine old Auehor Brand Bolting Cloths, and Belting of an wiatns. Onravsut, J. K.Monroe, is authorised to sell the above articles at our Cincinnati prices, including freight. Call:) t J R. Moaroo's Family Grocery, corner of Oak and Second streets. jel8-tf JAMES BRADFORD tt CO.. Cincinnati. O Fit F.D. DEL BOÜIOUIO, COMMISSION MERCHANT, MO. 7 LAt'AVKTTK STRKKT, New Orleans), a., NOR the sale of Butter. Cheese. Lard. Errs. Dried Fruits mj Flour. Meat, and all sorts of Western Producs. and lor the purchase of Groceries, etc. Cash advances made on con signment. decl4-dfim fcUMDRIKS RECEIVED BY T. H E A DEN. Main street, 9 HiO lbs fresh Roll Butter: 20 sets 8x10 Window Sash: S.000 leaf Lard: 10 ' 9x12 15 bushels dried Apples: 10 10x12 " " 3 dos sun. (country made) Brooms; 1 box Mustard: 4 Hemp and Cotton Red Cords: 1 ue.t Wash Tubs; 1 " box spoon Salts; 1 bsg wrapping Twine. jOoods delivered to purchasers. feb27 PAYNES MEAT SHOP '( " V..w? IS now opened for the season at the old stand on Fi'stetreet, between Vine snd Sycamore streets. I will keep constantly on hand all kinds of fresb Meats of the '-est qualities, and all of them at the lowest mar ket prices. I would be glad to have calls from my old custo mors and ths publicgenerally. feb-tf WM. PAYNE. SPRING GOODS!! WE are now receiving the largest and most desirablo -toek of DRY GOODS. BOOTS. SHOES. HATS CAPS and notions ever offered in this market, to whieh We respectfully invite the trade, a p4 J. 3 . JA QUE S S tt CO. COFFKH. 0 bags prime, per Empire, for sale by J novl3 GEO. FOSTER & CO. CI VRPET CHAIN. 25 bags I or sale by J feb26 S. E. GILBERT A CO., Syo. near Water. MACKEREL. 25 kits prime No. I Mackerel ree'd and for sale by mh4 PRESTON BROS. I? ECEIT ED 250 gross N. Y. Paper Matches for sale by JB.BV mn-t St D. HEIM ANN. EVANSVIiM-E TOOL STAKE. gKW OP THE BMJ PLAWE. MAIN STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND. TlHE undersigned having largely increased his stock of Hardware, offers for sail to the eitiiens of Vanderburxb and surrounding Counties, an extensive assortment of MECHANICS TOOLS for Carpenters, Joiners,- Millwrights. Cabinet and wagon makers. Cooper. Masonry Gunsmiths, Blaoksmitha and Butchers, &e. Also constantly on hand a full stock of general Bini.niNQ HARDWARE locks, latches, butts aud shutters, hinges, bolts, screws, brass goods, ets., nails, glass, sash and paines. GARDEN AND T ARMIN TOOLS. Pocket and table Cutlery. Chairs. Brushes, Scales, Bells. Axes and a great variety of articles usually kept in hardware 3 Orders by mail or otherwise carefully attended to. mh2l AUGUSTUaALpKIRCH. ; SEKD O ITS. A first rate article of seed Oats for sale by mh-4-lm SHANKLIN & REILLY. CPERFIWR FLOCR Choice brands atreduced prices mh27 J. W. it S. VICKERY. WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY. &.V. arc navs just received, (ana are oontinnaiiy maamgaaW ditions.) a larxe and fine stock ot Watches. Jewelry. Clocks, Siver Waro. in short all articles usually kept in a Jewelry store, and being direct from the manufacturer's we are enabled to sell at very low figures. The nnblic generally and the ladies in particular, are invited to call and examine ear stook and prioee. BITTROLFF St SONS. api- siatn stieet set. isi anau. JRESH ARRIVAIS. M. 20 cases elegant Fancy Prints; 10 do assorted bleached Muslin: 100 pieces plain bl ck Lawns; 100 do half monrninit Lawns; 85 do elegant French Robes; 120 do Ohallie Belege, extra qualities: 500 do assorted Pongee Silk Handkerchiefs: 30 cartoons assoited Ribbons, just ree'd and for sale nyü J. H. MAGHEE & CO., by HOCFIUKS AND JPUOVISIUNS. W HERB can the hungr people get The beat of Gro Oeries, dry and wet? They'll find them, yon may safely bet, AtZ. H. Cook & Son's. There's flour andsupar, soda, soap. Pipes, pickles, buckets and kitchen stuff; Cigars quite worthy of a puff. For cash at Z. 11. Cook 4 Sox's. There'stodtish, coffee, starch and spice. Hams, cheese and baiter, rery nioe; All to be had at the lowest price. For eash at Z . U. Cook & Son's Corn meal, molasses, pork and salt. And further, lest the rhvme should bait. You'll find iust every thin but fault For cash at Z. U. Cook & Son's. Tn tact, believe this tale or not No man. except astupidsot. Can want for oven, pan or pot. Or anr thins; that can 't be got To nibble cold or swallow hot. For cash at Z. H. Cook Jfc Son's. lO Boxes Planes aad Plan, Irons just ree'd by mh-1 WALDKIRCH. TO THE LADIES. CJHANKLIN ft REILYwou d respectfully invite tha attention of the ladies of Evansville and vicinity to their la'ge and varied stock of Embroideries, and white goods just receivea.emnracing: Lomerick Lace (Jo liars ana sleeves; Emb'd Linen do do; Mattese A Chroohet do do; Hook Muslin do do; Jaronet. Cambric and Swiss Collars; Swijsan4 Jaeinei Embroidered Bands; do da Edgiagsand Insertions; English Thread. Laae aad Edgings; Mourning Collars and Sleeves; White and black English crape Collars; Molian and white embroidered Skirts; French Corsets and s. Ik Vests, tt.-l.,.rf K..i,A.k SaiH.iiH Plaid Muslins: Realdnttd and Embroidered Swiss dress paterns. fel salaletow price, by myi SHANKLIN ft REILY.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Z. H. COOK & SON, ' wiiolksalb awd retail dealers is uku(ji:kii:s a puovision, evansville, indiana. wholesale department. first street, first door from main, retail department, main street, first door below the cornek rff H. COOK begs to thank his friends In Evansville and SJ neighborhood, lor their favors so freely bestowed upon him since ne has ben ia business amongst them, and takes this opportunity of introducing to their notice hissen, Mr. H. A. COOK, whom he has taken into partnership from this date, ana solicits lor tne new tragi i. ii. cook a son. a contiuuanee of the support so liberally conferred on himself. Z. H. Co.k a Son, having taken the business premises and pnrcnased tne wn-.ie or tne stoca oi sir. m. w. oxter, feel confident that thev will be enabled to supply the eitiiens of Evansville with every article thev mar reauire in the Gro eery and Provision line. Z. H. C. a Son wish especially to draw the attention of persons i,. the sonntrv having product oi any ama to aispose ot, to tneir increasea laouity for tak ing off their stock, andsupplying them at their store ith all articles returned m the wnoiteale department, must ensure their orders for ths future. at prices that ie-z-ti NEW GtlODS. ffj 3Treoftlve4 at Mrs. McKay's Cap and Trimming Store. Als an aisortmeat of Window Shades. Oil CUotha. Bu reau and Sund Covers, oa First street near Main, son i SM. BBSS I. PAINTING! PAIIiTINCl! GEORGE G. WALKER & CO., ORNAMBNATAL AND RION PAINTTNO. 1 Lt, orders wilt be attended t. with punctuality and disrm patch. Oitiee Veaneman's Kv, Tins street, between Second and third streets. re6-tf 150 BOXES city Window Glssiex 10 9x12 10x14 10x12 lOxlb: 20 xroas sxtra pint flasks received this dav ana lor saie oy apa . i. & u. -u-jl.ha.pi w , fJsATBN LEATHER fS 4 ITERS. Gents blaek dräb cloth, patent leather aaither boots. Oxford and Prlne. Albert cuts from the most fashionable manufactory East. apis H8JIUKIUK5 JtSItKKA. Ä i CASES Ladies Bootees; 50 eases Chiid Bootees; 9 w laaes Men's salf and kin shoes: 150 eases Men's boots for tale by mh3l J. II. MAGHEE A CO. fg BTJSfl Corn. at 50c per bushel. 1.. H. OOOK Sz SON. J "asr ar an7 SSKftCK OF COFFEE. 10 boxes i gross eaehjust A reo a, lor sale low oy nh3l 3. E. GILBERT & CO.. Sye. ncsr Water. EJICKLED PORK. -10 bbls Mess Pork for retailing, HE RS HB ERG ER & CARSON. BL just ree'd by ap2 I.LOPR. 50 bags superior flour for sale by A apll HER.SHBEGER & OAUSON. f J KI.MOYTS WORKS. 17S kexs Va, nails assorted HEIM ANN. Jj sues, reo'd tins day and (orsaie by apS I. St D. STp ?r BXS Cream Cheese ree'd this day and forsnle by -- ap. I. At D. HE1MANN. ftT rC BXS full weight Star Canules ree'd this day and for sale by sp8 I. & D. HEIMANN. IJROCTOR'S PKVItL STARCH 25 boxes of this favorite broad, just ree'd aud forsale by C"i)iNV R 8,000 forsalsverv low to einse eonH signment. 8. E. GILBERT ft CO. PC iTm CANS fresh Baltimore Oysters fJriJr cans 50c; just ree'd and for salt ap- Z. Whole cans 1; hilf COOK A SON. aT-I doz Buckets; 20 dox wash tubs ia store and for sale MlJ'by apl4 Z.H. COOK & SON. AliltlcrLTUKAL. THE subscriber having reeeived a fresh supply of Implements, is now prepared to furnish ths following articles oi tue modi ii oerai terms, consisting oi Corn Crushers. Threshing Machines, Corn Shellers, Reaping Machines, Harrows, Ciicular Saws, Log Chains, Amos' Shovels, Lipineott's Spades, Mowing Machine, Plows, all kinds. Cutting Boxes, Ox Yokes. Axesand Hoes, i'ora urn is. Fanning Mills, Cultivators, Meat Cutters, Trace Chains. Ames' Spades. Day's Shovels. Lipineott's Grain Shovels. Best Cast Steel Forks and a general assortment of Garden Imnlemen s. Send in yoar orders for Threshing Machines, as the supply will be limited to the demand. Will 00 1 5fr THOMAS GRANT, Mainstreet. BAGS choice Eastern Rio Coffee just ree'd per steamer Tweed by ap8 Z. H. COOK St SON. AXiNiELTONi R H EKTI Sit, 2Ö0 bales of Oennelton Sheeting reo'd this day and forsale by mh2?-d- J A3. LOW St CO., 418 Main St.. Lou.. Ky. 1 i DZ wu Bucket.: 2 dos Buns starters: Jä. V 15 dos wire tied whips; 4 do faney dnstiac brushes; I dos pones headl 4 do Floor Mops; dos pones head brushes; 1 do pores eve brushes. 10 do loor Ware forsale by I. St D. HEIMANN. apIS 1 g DOZ Plow Lines; 15 dos Mannill. Bedcord; a do Cholk lines; 76 nest ass'd market basket; 15 dox Lead Fasset, for sale I. ft D. HEIMANN. BL Ados Mason lines: 200 lbs Cotton twine; 10 nest cloth baskets; apl8 17 'IDEAS' teas:: JB. 5 hf-cho-t. Gunpowder; 5 hf-chests Imperial; o ao -ouuguyson: 5 do . ifiack; 5 and 6 lb boxes ass'- Teas, just received by roy!2 Z. H. COOK ft SON. JUST reonived 20 boxes Western Reserve Cheese, for sale by my 12 CADDWliLL ft LANQLEY. TfcRF.SS OODs7 MJ 50 pieces Challies; 100 pieces Crepe d'Eipagne, reeeived this day and for sale br mylU JAS. LOW ft CO.. 418 Mainst , Lou.. Ky. Oft BOXES Summer Candles ree'd andlorsaieby ap22 I. ft D. HEIMANN. SUNDRIES. 7 doi fancy and common Backets; 20 gross round wood box Matches; a uos Fine and Cedar Churn, ass'd sizes; received per Ynba. for sale by my8 J. W. ft S. VICKERY. POPLAK SHINl.LES. i)Q fil POPLAR Shingles in yard and forsale BKS V7 S) L nw Dy apzz JUBJ t.ULUVbK. ill ACE EREL AN i D S A I.SfÖ IV ITA 50kittsloug No. 1; 25kittsNo. 2, large; 5 bbls do 15 qr-bbls No. 1; 20 bbls do 3; 3 bbls Salmon; 25 kitts Salmon, reeeived and for sale by my7 I. ft D. HEIMANN. 1CASK Logwood; 1 cask ven red; 20 ioxes double refined saleratus in and I lb papers; 200 lbs Extra Indigo; 1 case potash iu tin cans, reo'd direct from New York by ap29 Z.H. COOK ft SON. 6 CASES French Chocolate; 5 boxes Maccoronie; 2 do Citrons! low by my 3 ' 15 boxes Yellow Vermicelle; 6 do star Macoorone; 1 bbl green Cheese, forsnle I. ft D. HEIMANN. A?rXDRIES. loo bush Potatoes; 25 bush dried apples: do dried Peaohes. just received and forsale by 0 ALP IV ELF, ft LANGLBY'S Family Grocery. my8 ALL WOOL TWKEDS. 2 balesgrey Twe drec'd wday and for sale by JAS. LOW ft CO. FLOIJK WHEAT. c ITY MILLS FLOUR Selling a, 5 505 75. Fine Flour at $1 605. The Mills ars giving $1 for Wheat myl7-lw Ü2POOL THREAD. k3 2o0irros8. ino varus, white Spool Thread: 2.m do 100 do eol'd do do; ree'd thisdav and forsale by mylfj JAMES LOW ic CO. fiGWIXG SILK. 100 lbs black sewing silk, ree'd to -day and for sale by J AMISS LOW ft CO.. sp28 418 Main street. Louisville, Ky. H9LACK LVWXS- 2 cases solid black lawns, reeeived B to -dav aud forsale by JAMKa LOW ft CO ap2K 418 Main street. Louisville, Ky. AHOK THREAD. 1 case reo'd to-day and for sale by KJ7 apio jAjaciii iivn s uu. 418 Main st , Louisvillee. Kv rPRIMMIXGS 10 cartons Silk Fringe; 10 cantons silk JL trimming9, reo'd to-day and lor sale by ap28 JAMES LOW ft CO. P0IVKr RIBHO,. WLB 50 car eartoons Bonnet Ribbon assorted; 50 do Dress Trimmines do: reo'd this day end for ale by JAMES LOW ft CO., mys sis main street, L,ouisvuie, ivy. MOl ASSES- 120 bbls and halves and Prime forsale b ap GEO. FOSTER A CO. NE W FLOCllINi AND COltN MILL. rrv. HE undersigned have established a Mill, on the eorneror A R.cond and Oanal streets, for the purpose of manufac turing Fiour and Meal for the home trade. We will keep constantly on hand extra brands f Flour, and in quantities to suitthe trade. We hope to merit a share of the public patronage by giving you agood article of Flourand Meal. (grinding done to aoeommoaate tne country iraue. jan29-tf HART ft FAIRCHILD. rZ g f A LBS assorted Wire; S ß ß ß 25 slabs block Zinc; 30 Pigs Block Tin; S casks Sheet Zine; SAMUEL ORR. ree'd and for sale by my 17 CALDWELL A: L AN LEY, HAVING taken the old stand formerly oeeupied by Z. H. Rook, next the Post Office, have a large and well select ed stock of Family Groceries, whieh they offer low for cash, hoping by close attention to business to receive a liberal share of public patronage. my8 -g äg XaOARR!AGEandfire Bolteaw'daiies; ML J VP a F V. W 150 sett brass and silvered Bands; 150 do dash irons or Buggies, for sale bv my17 CUDRIKS. 50 bushels Potatoes 30 lbs Table Buiter, k7 UK) dos Eggs, just received at myl7 CALDWELL ft LANGLEY'S Family Grocery. COW FEED. t 4ttl-BS Shipstuff just ree'd and for sale is. "4r "A-w .r t 5cts per too. apl- 7 HEBSHBERGER ft CARSON, M DOZ painted Cburns; 20 nest varnished sugar boxes ja l IS bxs haad clothes nins: 12 dos ass'd wooden spoons; 6 nest oeder wash tuba 19 in nest:) 25 boxes steel Pens for aie oy api7 i. ä u. anuiA..i trhRIKD IlFKIf IVO Tn-Jl KS. lOOO hi extra mP sugar cured dried Beef; 50 extra sugar cured Beef Tongues; reo'd per steamer J. B. Carbon st Z. H. COOK 4 SON, Corner Main and 1st. mhl4 ?: rv BUSHELS Neshunie potatoes; 20 bush white beans: "W "U-V S" dried Apples; 18 do dried peaohes; lor sale by -apI7 HERSQBBitliE.K BAHÜOJI,
MISCELLANEOUS.
'WII KE LF.lt A V.' I r.snw is SEWING MACHINES. THESE Machines operate npon an entirely new princiE usin no shuttle, lut one needle and two threads Tbey have been in operation in the hands of families and --uiiisomrerssumcientiy long to giTe themataoroughtrial U. h&rSSirSD tir.l.tl,rflllnn . They are very simple in construction, and highly ornamental as veil as useful, fitted to adorn a lady's parlor. or ecou PV a leSS COnsnicnoua nn-it.inn in tli-a-nn -r t K . It has been our object to furnish a Machine that would he fj.ic.oi- , i.-aiiy use. as wen as to the want, ol Tailors Dress and Cloak Makers. Shirt and Collar Manufacturers. As. W a are confidant that our Machines in to present form are the best ever offered to the publie. Thousands of families ean testify to their merits on all kinds of family sewing, while Shirt and Collar Manufacturers fie.ly acknowledge their superiority ever all others for thoir work. Aa examination ortho Machines is respectfully solinitedn at Hopkins ft Read's, K. O. READ n'7tf Sols AcentforSouthcralndia E 11 W A It BOVLE, aHKST-1110.1 WORKEB. BOILER MAKER AND BLACKSMITH ING IN GENERAL; Ill Loui ANÜFACTPRE of Boiler Rivets. Railroad Chairs and spikes. M. . Oorner Main and Cherrv streets. St. apike , Mo. & it' Second hand Boilers alwara on hand. Renait-tn- 1n-r upon the shortest notice. mhl8-3m TO HOATMEN. . " nr . I HAVE opened, on the eor-" (3J!ner of na Main streets. BfeSteSBSSSa isi.II Boat Stok and Family Gkolkhv l-.strb-liöh merit, where I will be nn oared at all times to supply Canal and Ohio Boats, and families with every ar ticle tney neea in tne way ot stores. U&nal 15 oatsmen are particularly requested to remember my place mhl3-2twdtf JOHN FARRELL. ms, new spieiNC (ODS. lsha. JUST reeeived in store a fresh lot of Spring Style Goods, whieh we are prepared to dispose of at the lowest figure,. We shall continue to receive all the laust stiles of soods di rect from the importers and manufacturers, and hope by our strict attention to the wants of the merchants to merit a fair snare of their patronage. , J. O. JEWELL ft CO., "UM-ir uorner v ine and nrsts'reeis BR LS No. mh2i 1 Plaster Paris ia store sid I or sale by Z. H. COOK ft SON. ma x LAI LIT V, IfEAUTV, Et.El.ANCE R E F I NAe"m E X T . Il VERY one of the above names will be found well adapted ed to and a true representative of the immense Quanti ties of Goods iust arrived at the well known Store of Win. LoeweisthHl &, Co., Horner of M-iin and Frst streets. Havis-an assortment and a selection of Ooods. surpassing in the variety o f styles, colors ann snaftei. also in quantity and quality any and every tnlng wnicn we oraavotner bouse everexfimteu. we take particu lar pleasure to invite our friends and customers in Evansville and vioinity to give us a call. We extend our invitation in particular to tue tair sex. aisuring tuem that every article tnavinaMe under the name of Drr Goods. Em! roideries (Swiss. French and Scotch) Fancy Gonis. Manillas. White u-ooosof every description, snawis. Millinery and S'raw Goods, ean be seen in the richest, choice and most varied as sortment. We ar fullv ..nvinced that we ean satisfy the mostsansuine expectations, aud satisfy .very elaira respeotin. sod t&t and law prices. !w illotMns of ev.ry kind andeut we ean plaa. v.ry desaaadai so fashio. aol.r er quality and the same in piece goods. Oome and convince yourselves mUll bUE.VTt.llElAlj Ot JU. fBMflSB.-10 boxsia store and for sale by ' A apl2 PRESTON BROS. lXTRAFVMILY FLOUR. ust received a furtheT JLA supply of V. Markle's extra sup. rtine flour, warranted equal to the best 8t. Louis brand. ap M K KSH Kr5 Ke, K KSI1. n "e- BUSHELS Uominv iust from the mills and mads eympW out of pure whit, flint. Hominy ecu forsale at wnoiesaie or retail oy r. uuk.n utiuufc. ft cu. EPa 1CASK Zante Currants; 1 bhl paper-shell Almonds; SO boxes Raisins ass'd M. R. and Layers; 2 trails Dates, reo'd ser steamer Defender bv ap2 Z. H. COOK & SOW. ORANGE. 20 boxes just received and for sale by apIS PRESTON BROS. TLASTIN POWDER. 25 kegs just ree'd and for blav sale by apio riisa nm bkus. W EM ON SYRUP. Baldwin ft Myers' pure lemon. A reo'd per Persia, for sale by apa S. E. GILBERT ft CO. CKME.VT AND LIME. 75 bbls Cement; 100 bblsWhite Lime, in store and for sale by rar my5 ORR. DALZELL ft CO. bTbTURMETICALLYSKALED FRESH OYSTERS. S S 15 cases I and 2 pound cans, reo'd per Persia, for sale by aps s. K. It 1 L, D Ci KT ft uu. O eft) DOZ Grain Cradles; 20 doz Half Bushels, in store ORR, DAL.KLL, ft 00. 9 WW forsale by sp8 CANAL sTOBAGE, T HAVE a large double Warehouse at the Canal Basin, oaI nable of storing aay amount of produce, whtrh will be re eeived, stored taken eare of and held subieot to the owner's orders, on the most reasoaabls terms. mh r. . 11'KIL.ISY. DOMK-TIl; LIQUORS30 bbls m. Braudy; 20 bbls Bonrbon A Rve Whisky; 5 do do Gin; 19 do Peach Brandy; 5 do Cherry Brandy. lor sale at mh26 S. MYERS'. FOKKKJ.V BRA iti DIES AND INES. Maderia; Malaga; Port; Catawba; Claret; Ktnne Wins. Forsale by mh26 8. MYER3. SPKING AND SUMffEEK GOODS. t IIAVE just returned withmv stock of spring and summer roods. seleCed brmvselfwith ereat careaBto stylead material, and invite the gentleman of the city and vieinity to call and see for themselves. Shop on Second St.. oppo site Mr. McCarers Ohfiroh. DAN. O'NEAL. '-RANKERS AT WHOLESALE I'SD KKTAIf. fflHE undersigned eonstantly keep, on hand a large assortS ment of fresh Water. Butter and Sugar Crackers, and also of Soda, Pilot and Naval Bread, which beinc manufactured by the latest implored Machinery, they can be sold at as low a price as in any place in the West, aad arenotexoelled iu nnalitv bv any other manufactory in the country. A laree stock alwa 'son hand at my shop, en Water street between Sycamore and Vine. FAIt.U FOlt SALU. THE dndersigned having determined to move to California, offers forsale the Farm on which he now resides. situated on the road leading from Evansville to Mt. Vernon, in Perry Township, containing i o acres, saia ianu is comprised of three tracts, all well improved and supplied with the best water, and in a healthy part of the connty of Vander burgh. Persons wishing to purchase a part or the whole ef said Farm, will learn the terms by application to the undersigned npon the premises. Title indisputable. . . ra t , , , i r . :i . r n it t apIO-lwaomw laujnAO jv 1 1 r ; i i . MECHANICS' WORKS) FOUND BF AND MACHINE SHOP. -VASSVTLLE, ISO, WILLI AM BOYLE fe CO., JIAVING purchased Mr. Henry Schriber's well known EI Foundry, would respectfully ask a eontinuanee of the latronage extended him, and invite the attention of all who rant Foundry work of any kind done, te our facilities. We tro experienced in the business, and will warraat all work we do. and prices reasonable. We are prepared to manufaesure Steam Engines. Fire Engines, Hrdraulie Presses, Tobacco Sere ws and Presses, Saw Mill and GristMill Machinery. Buildins Bastings. Horsepower Thrashers, Corn Shellers, Lard Kettles, Lard Presses, Railroad Work, Steamboat Re pairs done, etc. Steam Boilers, Lard Tanks, and all ths fixtures belonging ihereto. Brass eastings of all kinds mads to order. All orders may be addressed to WM. BOYLE ft CO. mh28-6w Evansville, Ind. .41 GROSS kea Fasseta filled with leather; 24 dox Ox Marroa: 4ac 15 doalong 1 square German Cologne, 24 dos bears oil for sale by api, i. at v. ncma.-.-,. SUNDRIES. 12S oartoons Bonnet Gibbons, new aad handsome styles; 100 do new styles Dress Trimmings; 150 doz Cambric Cravats, assorted qualities; 25 pieces super twill'd French Black Cloth; 20 cartoons Silk Velvet Ribbon, different widths: 350 Parasols, assorted styles. 5 pes Satin de Chine; 50 doz Tuck Combs, 75 dos India Rubber Puff Combs; 100 doa Horn do. 150 gro Metal Vest Buttons: 100 gro metal Coat Buttons: 150 gro horn Panddo: reo'd this day ana ror saie ey J A3. l.uvt at Ul.. mh29-aaw sis mainstreet, Louisville, kj L. B. CLARK K. J M. STANF1ELD CLARKE & STAXFIELD, CAKPENTERS AND JOINERS, Shop corner First and Chesnnt streets. ALL work entrusted to ns. done with neatness and dispatch. gSS" Particular attention paid to the pntting ap ef Stores. otore rronto, ana joDoiug generally. u mw sy HZ BBLS Lake salt; 20 packaie'a No'l Mackerel for wil by api Z. H. COOK ft SON.
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THE EW OELEANS EIOTS. We are assured by a couple gentlemen from XT - T xv ew uneans, mat tne following account of the election riots there is the most correct in its statements of any yet published, and one of tnese gentlemen is an ultra Democrat, places the affair in its true light (From the N. 0. Crescent. Crescent.) a he JIiLection Yesterday Violence t. V. it- . ili.ouusuel and AEATH we vesterdav dir. 1 - A . 1 "J J , . , 1 . , .. -
cmateu luuusinousiy mrougn tae city, lor the . " lu- "t" oi ivivas, ana wno made fortypurpose of seeing, or ascertaii in; the particu- e.'nt shots at the enemy with a Kentuckylars of the difficulties we feared would nor.nr rifle, killed forty-eirht Costa Ricans! H v.
from our belief that fraud and violence would ue anempiea Dy ine myrmyaons of tne item ocrauc party, ana our conviction that the Americans would meet those demonstrsLfinna with the sacrifice of their lives., if necessarv. The result proved that we were not mistaken ia our calculations. ; r I At the Seventh Precinct there were several serious fracases. A man named Thomas Palion oflerep to vote, and was challenged. Ha stated, in a verv insolent manner thof v,would swear that ho was a Iesral voter, but ..i.i . i. . iv. i i , , . , . . n uuiu nut Uta. lue irouoie 10 gO Dome lor XUS naturalization papers. He was told he would have to get them. He then became very noisv was nrdnmrf tr lanv- raCiic nl..-, fio-h f;;r" - z. ;:;:-:::::: "i:, v r cu o ' J wuovucuG UU.U1J UL&LCU. He was taken to the hospital. An Irishman named Edward Kirk was also taken to the hospital, having been badly beaten bv two men in me vicinity 01 tne pons. - How ne mCUrreU the assault we Could not ascertain. A notorious sailor boarding-house runner naumu uuitries iJiacitay, la native OI flewfoundland, it is said,) went to the Precinct (the Seventh,) evidently intent on raisinar a row. A foreigner being challenged, and questioned n . ., c -i i according to the form, Mackay interrupted ine juage Dy putting m questions of his own. He was told, by a man who stood behind him. to keep quiet. Upon this he became more boisterous, and. refusing to obey an order to leave, ne was pushed away. At that he drew a horse-pistol from beneath his shirt, (he was in his shirt sleeves, all fixed up for fighting,) ujteu up lor usuunjr.ll and fired full at the man Who told him tO leave, I r--i ii j i - tt ., . 'I uui, loiiunaiuiv inissea Dim. 118 tnenarewa aagger ana started to run but before he got off ouuic viicoiaouuu 111 111. LIU IS ü'.ilUULU till Uli IT Li the lungs, and his head badly cut The most furious affair of the day came off at the Eleventh precint, on Orleans street, in ! the Second district the polls beinz at the en trance of the Orleans ball room, Close by the Ooera Ilnuse. The flffkir recnlro.l in trio l-ill-ll Opera House. The affair resulted in the kill ing of three men, the perhaps mortal wounding of the fourth, and the wounding of several others. It also proved the damnable fact that the notorious Sicilian gang, the worst band of tVliTrT- TA QGCOQcinC 1 1. f lnft.of.,.1 . . had been employed by certain Democratic parti-1 sans, to go to the polls and shoot down Ameri - ... ., . j-- j. u -
vais V1LIZ.UII wiiiie sutuuiiiig guaruiug Mieir I oausb or tn. aissass. ine cause or all agas and bilious dull fi ire-it nrivilpo-p We hpirit it rennrterl nro the 'nopherio poison called Miasma ar Malaria ue.trel privileges. we nearail reportea pre- eutraliss this ooisonbviti hatubalaktidotb. and alldia-
Viously, that this band had been enrraed. but! , i i t i i- .-i i.
,v i;ic uiLCiiv uuuuic iu uciicvc 11, uuili we ue- I perff otlv harmlessmedioias. The certificate of the eelebrahuld the annallinT-and Vilnorl v nrnnf nf if Our 1 td chemist, J. R. Chilton, of New York, to this effect, laas- " . " appauiUü, ana DIOOay prooi OI If,. Ulir Uche(i to every botUe; thertfor. if it does no good it caa do
oesi iiuunuuLion in retraru w uie iransacuon this: number of the Sioiliansj were .rattererl arnnnrl nuiuuer oi uie öiLiiians w ere scaxierea arouna ill me neignuornooa, aunng me lorenoon, in fk rtV. 1 J .1 -.1 - a AI,.. wc wMc-uuuaa auu utiici piaca, nun mat, thou wroro nndor tlio inntrnl f av.RiivIi. t J T ,V r - v'' J OSeph UenOlS. Une Of them, hlllarOUS With -.. ... . . Wine, 11 IS SaiO, DOaSteatnat ne ana a CrOWa Ol niS Companions, naa Deen DreaKIaSting and having a TOllV time With Genois. Mr (Jennie n.1 n. liftlo iiefnre 1 9. nVlrvlr wno JUT. VienOlb, at a Hille ueiore A O ClOCK, WaS Seen to take leave of Several Of the Sicilians. ,. , i e ,r . . ' Daring uutto, an ilc xciu icu uiuiutcB alter wards, two-Sicillians went up to the polls and one of them, an unknown man, offered to vote His vote was challenged. . 1 he other Sicilian, a neavy-set, practical looking lellow, well known under the American alias of Joe Williams, asserted boisterously that his friend had a right to vote he knew him to be a legal voter. The judges still refused to receive the vote, and the Sicilian thereupon ran out into the street and raised a cry in his native language, the purport of which was, "Here, here! come quickly!" The cry was quickly responded to; for the members of the gang came running out of houses and alley-walls across the street, with drawn knives and revolvers, and commenced an indiscriminate firing and slashing at all the people in the street, and at the crowd around the polls in particular. An universal panic and stampede was the consequence; the polls and the street, all the way from Royal to Bourbon street, were cleared in a few seconds. By this onslaught, Mr. Norbert Trenagnier the clerk of the First district court, was, bad ly, perhaps mortally wounded; Mr. Leon Charvot was poignarded in the breast, but not dangerously, and Mr. La Trange, J r., was stabbed in the shoulder and shot in the hand. Mr. Trepagnier was drinking with Mr. Fabre in the coffee-house adjoing the po?ls; hear ing the firing outside he ran out and saw an acquaintance of his, a Democrat, with a revolver in his hand. He went up to him' in a friendly way to take the weapon from him, when Williams, the big Sicilian who raised the alarm, ran up to him and stabbed him in the breast and in the abdomen with a bayonet stuck on a wooden handle; and the same moment he was shot through one of his thighs and through one of his arms. Mr. La F range was running for life when he was shot and stabbed he continued his flight and took refuge in the shop of a bird-cage maker on St. Peter street; near the Corner's offise. Afterwards he went home in a carriage. He was not mortally wounded. The news of the Sicilian onslaught spread like wildfire through the city and infuriated Americans, came running from every quarter. Vengence , was the cry and the crowd started off in a frenzy after the swarthy-skinner assassins. They visited their well known" retreat, the Hotel de la Marina, on Old Levee street between the markets but the Sicilians disappeared like rats at their approach. . A general search was instituted, and finally Williams, the head assassin, with one of his crowd, was found concealed in an upstairs room. Both met a terrible and instantaneous death. Williams was perfectly riddled with bullets; and as he fell the bloody bayonet with which he
had stabbed Trepagnier fell ont of his boat--sleere. The rmme of the other- man vm.A .
did notJearn. A third Sicilian wasshot in. tha street; 'he rai into a house oni St. Pii; a
and died soon afterward. -We heard of otw
persons being wounded on both sid ea hut
obtain no particulars in the excitement which i prevailed. The Coroner will hold the inquesta ; to-day. , ? . ;,.,.. , .-;- -. Tim .ffl:.......j it. !-- ... '
.nan tsuacu me closing oi ine polls att
It which it took place.
I ACSE OF INVINCIBILITY OH" TPTÜ: A VTaT-WTs-i ft tyr
ÖOLDIEBS.---A letter m El Nicarairuense sAvs I !,( AXT-- T T V- . 1 , m -w-r - ß '"a" irving janasaaie. oi iVentuclnr.- whn I rxrna in l. - I. ill r T" ' , - - cuPied a P!ace of security, took rest in shootine
- m inem iau mmself. the balv-
vuxeTS witnessing, lie is one of those sharpshooters who wilLofif hand. attr.Arlia
tance of one hundred yards, knock out tha-
"ddle spot of the "tray of hearts" nine times .
ioutoiten. AT Ml K KSK 30 boxes English Dairy and Western Reserv, Oh eese for sals by suyi. - x. it u. HAKPGtt'g MAUAKINE for Mav. just ree'd and TSr sals by ap23 T. CSNYNOTOV inn
I i L,H?iT!"ff sorted qualities are. and poand..
I .."rJ'x7."j. I ' uil.bb.ki. ft ou., aye. a.ar Watsr. O'iKZ Ü itl2'"?-?!? Kf? rfinbuurp2? i I J BXS Citron: 25 drum. Fl-a; " l?u w' 8.rdi.. , j i'j. t-jr my Si .rx . VUUA ft BOA; ITALIAN- CLOTH. ases assorted qualiti BL this day ftd forsale by JAKES LflW A nn apJQ . 411 Main street. Louisville. Kr. ROOMS. 60 doisn. .assorted qualities, just reeeiv.dfc m-m uviii ... imixi TENNEY ft SORSNSON. NEW CASH STOKE. ff"AVING reeeived and bpaned an entire li.w stock "at Aftf?:. vicinity w 'Tor n witn a call t. promising latest styl Tp" """ -. v. eclectic 3TiEDiciiE esof roods ana 3 LY A SON. Foster's blosk. . If ECErvEDby crawford bell, th. urgsst assortI nent of concentrated preparations svsr brought to thta. I market, comprising: Knpatorin. Sanguiuarta. Senseia, Gelssmin, Macrotia. Aselepidin,'' - 1 Xanthoxylia, , Hslonia. arf ' Leptandria, Hydrastin. Phytolaeoin, Hyoscy.min, Cjpripedin, PoilophylUn, Irisin, Myriein." SoutellaTin, . Caulophylin. KICE. lOcasks prims Carolin , forsale by : my8 GEO. FOSTER AGO. . m . aa. uiautijcii k w., i-irirn.i a -.i -i.i. .' v Spring Goods, ander a very heavy trade far ths pastsis weeks, w. ar. now rsceivingasecond.ditioapurchas.dat greatly rednoed rates, snd wear, offering the most da.ir.bl. amm. for themselves If th.v want t. buy eh.anar than ih.w have bought before. Ws are just receiving nsw Prints, Cottonades, Ginghams. Jsans, Apron Checks, Sattia.ss. Chsllis. Cassimeres, Bereges, Vesting., DeLaias. Jaosonets, . . Ao.. Ao. and all kinds of goods suitable to the season; besides aa slsgant assortment of Silk and Straw Bonnets. CT I CASE3 Boots aas Shoes, best anali apaa 1 Cft CASKS Boots aas Show, best quality just ree'd by AOU myl9 J. H. MAGHEE ft CO. (PUDEIt VINEGAR. 25 bbls Cider Vinegar for sal. by , V-? my24 I. ft D. HEIMANN. KOPK 100 coils Manilla Cordage all sliss, direct from i Boston manufacturers, for sale by j6 TariAaY A SORENSON, ; 1 WiV 1 -L-5 v - W Ui J. U U I : 1 T1 H?T "T,r "t,?9 Vh" s,T p'y n l - - they never wiU. It is because they doa 'A t.uch tha' nsedby it disappears at .nee. Rhodes Fever and I Ague cure is tnis antidote to malaria, and moreover it Is a isiao narm. ui bringa)B Dumb Aooe, whioh sever allows a psrsoa feel p,rfectly wgU for m iiDgle noment. la iiiastraUoa f I these truths 1 annex som, extracts irom a lett,rjustreo,lveJ I from a Physiaian: i SEORSETOwv, Ohl. Msrah 17. 18M. JAB. A .'RHODES. Ess DearSir: Yours of the 25 Inst, is at bni. Th. Cure arrived laU last year, and tb. difficulty in getting any .ne to try it was greatly incress.d from the fact I lh.fc a .,aA v had b.an IntraaaorA vhlah vu tn In. ta fe.yorwitlith.puUie as being better thaa nsi.gtlniniue.-not' nowingi presum.snai tne f f neeaea tccseap This remedy, (known as -SmUh's Tonic") would fnvariMV bhxak aa ague, but it did net coax it. as it would often ' Txtn wl,h renewed vigor. Thl one eireumstana. I dMmeA I in your favor, if Ioould institute a ust eomparisoa between I it and your curb. The following is the resnlt: Three persons took your "Cure.' all of which wer. cases of; 'Quotidian Intermittent Fever." of manv weeks atandin.Th.v had tried Ouinin. and other remedies, occasionally missing a chill, butit was. (ss in all such eases) slowly wear- ' ing tbem out. and laying the foundation of other snd severer maladies. I did succeed ia effecting a radical eure of all thr. or thes. eases with vour remedy, and they have not had a' chill sine. In all three of these easesth. "SmHh'sTenic" had been nsed, and would, as before stated, break the chill," but after a period ortwo had elaped lt would return.- : I think ttere will b. no diffioolty now ia giving toyenr Cur.' the vantage gjonnd of any other remedy now invug; hers, ft... Aa. William Booknkb. M. D. Rhodks' Fevbb and A our Cübb, or Aktidoth toMalakia the only harmless rsmsdy in .xistence. is equally certain as a prbvbmtitb as a crag.' Take it wbea you feel the chills eoming on. and you will never have a single on. JAMES A. RHODES. Proprietor. Providence, R,I. . Wholesale Agents, St. Louis, H. Blakblbt; - Chicago, Rarci.av Bros , Forsale in Evansville by HALLOCK A RTODAFT, ' WOOLSEY ft sawyer; KELLEE. FARNSLEY ft CO., And Druggists Generally jetl-mw . PURIFY lOtK BLOOD! Joy to Itisr Worl.tU! THE ONLY 1NFAI. IHs.K HKMEDY. HURLEY'S SABS APA BILL A. f F all the medicines that have been discovered daring th. present age lor tn. "tnousana ins tD.t nesn is neir w.1 bob. equal this wonderful preparation. Only thre. yss. have elapsed sine th. discoverer (who spent a can. la studying, experimentalisingand nerfeetiag it) fitte introduced it to the publie. aad it is already recognised by th. taost .ml-1 nent physicians in all parts of the eonntry to b. th. mostsur prising and effective remedy for certain aiseases ot waiss tney navo xnowieage. ... . .. ., All other somnonnds or svrans of th. root hav. hitherto failed to command thesanctien of ths faculty, because, oa b.ing tested, tney nave been tonn d to contain noxious mgr.oj-- - ents, which neutralize the good effects of the sarsaparilla, and oftentimes injures the health of th. patient. It is aotso wiUf. uurj-jr-. preparation. .... Thic i. tn. nnni anA e nin. sttrsnt sf th. root: and will.. on trial, be fonnd to effect a c ertain and perfect our. of tha louowing complaints and diseases: -. . - . v Affection of the Bon., Habitual Costiveness. Debility, Indigestion. Diseases of th. Kidneys, Ut.reomple.int, Dyspepsia, . , ,r Eryasipelas. Pulmonary Disease. Female Irregularitios. Ssrofula, or King's Kvil. Fistula. . v Syphilw,And all Diseases of the skia I ' Besides curing th. above, it is also known to b a great an powerful tonic, purifying the blood aad invigorating th. V?"1?- . ..,.... -.- .L 1 IT"'. ia snore it is w inoui .ju.i..vu, , vm-. 01.11.1.0. and its general effect on th system, th. most efSeacons, aa it is most desirable, remedy of the age' It is already .xtca sively used throughout the country, and is fast obtaining aa Europ.at reputation. The instances of enres it has effected are daily eoming to th. proprietor's knowledge.and he has -no hesitation in recommending it to on. and all who desir. to procure relief from sufferring. Oa. bottle being tried. its effects will be too appareat to admit of further doubt. Recollect Hurley's Sarsaparilla is the only genuine artiola in th market. xT"Pnce one dollar per bottle, or six for live dollars. For sale at the marnfa.torv. corner of Seventh and Greenstreet.. Louisville, Ky. Abo at wholesale bouses f - BACOlf, HTDE ft CO., St. LOUIS. MO. J. Wright & Co., New Orleans, La. . . Kei.i.f.b, Fabnblbt ft Co., Evansville, lad. And by all extensiv. Druggist, throughout th. Unlts-t asttes, Canada. Mexico and South Am.rioa. ' ap-ly I" OAF, CRUSHED A, D POWDERED SUGARS.. JlA 25 bbls justeeseived. lor sale by je S. K. GILBERT ft CO., 8y. n.ar Water. UGAR. 20 bbls Loaf; 10 bbls Cmshsd: 20 do i"owaereu: 1 u- r.o u ' - -" " TEN'NKY ft SORENSON. js OL ASSKS. 50 bbls St. James Sugar-hones Molassss "Ä Brt"6'd- " '0r"1 TENNEY ft SORENSON., SCPRRFIlfE'FLOUR W. are always la reo elptf choice brands of Floor, which w. deliver ts onr customer, at a. 1. a prie. as any .tier hon-e in flfc ,,. P. S. Nowselling at $6 per bbl and 8 per bag, iaf.vier grades la pxoporuon. myfl C- OFFER- packste old Goverament Java Ooff., str quality, reo'd from New York by ' I. H. COOK ft &0N, mjzn