Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 1, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 July 1856 — Page 3

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ö T ATE TICKET. GOVERNOR, OUVEU P. DIOItTOX, of Wayne. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, CU.XKA I1AHEIC, of Vanderburgh. ; , SECRETARY OF STATE, JOHN V. DAWSON, of Allen. "i " TREASURER OK STATE, VILLIA.U It. XtKJSlXGKU, of Parke. ' AUDITOR OF STATE, ' E. V. II. !-:L.L,3S, f Marion. . SUPEKlNTENDENT OP PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, CUAKM.S BAUM S, of Floyd. ATTORNEY GENERAL, JAMES II. eitAVe, of Kipley REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN A. STEI.X, f Tippecanoe. CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN A. HE A Li of lUiaini. '"':? ' FOB COXMIIK. "JAMES C. VEATCH, or n"Rfcmt coevrv. . gov Airain . ' ' . . Joe Vnght addressed a large crowd in front. of the Washington Iloue Saturday niKht. , He made a long speech which was listened to with respectful attention. We 'heard tliat speech in all its length and beadth of misrep resentation, deinagogery and humbug, and we are' glad we did hear it, that we may expose some of the broad deceptions attempted to be thrust row.! the throats of this people by this demagogue, who apparently thinks that because he is Governor of this State, his naked ' assertions will pass for truth, and his excessive and fifty times repeated love of the Constitution ; and the blessed Union, will pass for unadulterated patriotism. Piausable, sanctimonious, fervid, continually telling of his devotion to the Constitution, as though no man could love it with the eestacy of Joe Wright, always flattering his audience for intelligence and patriotism, &c, &c. it does seem as if a man owjht '.. to belfCTe everything he solemnly states as fact. But we have a great deal less faith in '' Joe Weight's statements than we have in those made by an honest man. His speech of Saturday night was full of sophistrj', and every piece of sophistry well greased by his oily words befoie he asked the audience to swallow it lie had not a document, but relied altogether on the credulity of those who heard him, and upon his own deceptive declamation j , for success. He might have confined Demo-' cratSTtrongcr in their faith, but intelligent I - peoptV can never be won by such speeches. We shall have more to say of this speech tomorrow. It is the same one ha lias been delivering in this neighborhood at other points, and which ho intends uttering, as he says, three,or four times a week till the election, of coarse altered in opinions to suit different localties. People's Club. We are requested to announce that there will be a meeting at Crescent City Hall on Tuesday evening next, at early gas light, for tho purpose of forming a People's Club, to promote the7 election of the People's State Tieket, and the election of Jas. C. Veatch to represent this District in Congress, and to oppose the nominees of the so-called Democratic party. All those friendly to these objects, are invited to attend and participate in the proceedings of the meetinx. fjir" We call attention in good earnest to the Marine Railway and Boat Yard meeting adTertised at Crescent City Hall this evening. We have the otfer of a boat yard here at once . . by a'gentleman of both means and experience in the' husiness. Let every one interested in the business of the city attend and further this enterprise. All now wanted is, that boat budding be started fairly in Evansville, to . mtke' it the most favorable point lor business, -on the Ohio. 07"ilr. M. A. Lawrence has just returned from the East where he has purchased over 300 tons of the finest American and Italian marble, which is the largest stock ever purchased at one time for the Western or Southern market. He will sell wholesale and retail lower than can be purchased elsewhere, ..' o- The Washington correspondent of the New York Post says : .i Brooks' speech after his condemnation, was ' - one of the most damaging thrusts at his north- ' ern supporters that could have been inflicted- , His eulogiuin ön that noble specimen of a man, - John Scott Harrison, of Ohio, has furnished Hhat weak-knee I anti-Nebrska member with permanent walking paper's from public life. It "was a signal instance of unintended cruelty. Large quantities of Brooks' speech will, prob- " ;ably be circulated among the admiring consti tuents of tnose northern men who voted ! against his expulsion. It is worthy of remark that but one southern man, lloifman, (South American) of Maryland, voted with the ma jority. . -; fjT"We have two brief questions for those Democrats who eulogize the repeal of the Mis souri compromise. First did not the Democratic party in their national convention of .1852 solemnly pledge themselves never to give ' the least countenance to the agitation of slavery under any circumstances? Secondly, did i any human being think or dream in thefollow- . in.year that the Missouri compromise could be repealed by Congress without the agitation -ofslavery? If any Democratic organ will answer these -questions, the answer will no doubt meet with due consideration.- Lou. Jour. OrThe correspondent of the Platform m this city jn his letter published calls Liberty thing! The same fellow dobutless thinks freemen are things too, made to vote' for his bogus democratic party and work for ten cents a day. Madison Courier. i jgssY mulk. tan colored." whoever win bring th ST jm. same to toe unuersiftneu, at me ' wi 5 Junes, sbsU be rewarded, jiwj , v n- atKsiti.i.

LOCAL. DEPARTMENT.

UP TOWN ITEMS. EIPOHTID BT rP TOW, ESQ. AUpTovnItkm. The blackguard of the Enquirer concern! whom. th.oulydoobtiD the mind, of this e immunity is whctti iBerheUaconsumnatefool.orrneor the meanest knave unhung, or both, told the truth lml Saturday for once iu hid life, by calling himself a liar, he contradicted his language o the day before. He might however have saved himself the trouble, for his reputation has loi.g beo established in this community, rot only as a liar, but much worse, and a fellow unfit for decent men to associate with. The fellow lies, in saying that wa wanted to speak at the reception meeting on last Wednesday evening, We did not fro there to speak, nor would we have i one so had the opportunity been afforded. When "a certain apoihecaiy" pnhtd us forward we did tke occasion to sy that it was "a , democratic meeting and Fillmore men had no right to interrupt them." A nd that was all we would have said, under any circumstances. He lies again in saying we ' were booted down. One of the puppy's own kidney a I hopeless idiot and drunken rowdy, made a desperate at- j tempi to create a disturbanca; but we would have that whole den of fools and knaveskuow that when we are disposed to speak and have made up our mind to do a , neither thev. nor all their clan can prevent ns. ilowev I rt u.-. 'tiiirt irlren tliu thine more notice than we had in-! tended. If be knew bow thorougnly this community were acquainted with his history, he would probably be less disposed but for his natural in.-liui.ts to blazon his lies before them. We give l.im broad latitude; he can ii.jure no oii with his mouthing jrj Mr. Z. H. Cook returned homo from the East Friday evening. He oringsclieering intelligence of Fillmore's projpecls. He has a few carricutures er) appropriate to the commg.campaign.and a sectional map, . 'showing the large portion ol U.S. territory which is contaminated by slavery and the small portion dedicated to freedom, TJiuite a crowd composed of all parties, assembled on Saturday, at the Washington House lo hear Gor. Wright, tell what Democracy had done for him. Of course it will do the raine for each individual who embraces that faith, make Governors, Senators and Congressmen of the whole ol Ihem. POET 0? EVANSVILLE. ARRIVALS and departures. SATCaoAY.ejIuly 26. Cliftsn. frem St Louis to Pittsburg. ' Clara Mine from Pitt borg t St Louis. -Jll Conn, from St Louis to Pittsburg. Hormetf, from Cincinnati to St Louis. Kite Sarchct. from Cairo to Louisville. Wm. Ka"X. trjm Louisville te Tennessee River. Evansville. from B.wling Green to Evansville. Cuuibjtland Valley, from Cairo to A. The Cumberland Valley came up Saturday eveuing, looking for a load for Cairo. Next Friday the canal will be closed at Louisville until October. Capt. Brickell will repair his New Orleans packet, Ohio here, as she cannot get up before the canal is closed. The river was forded at Cincinnati on Thursday, by some enterprising horseman The ferry-boats find low water a losing state of affairs.' The Kate SarchetU passed up from Cairo last Saturday on her way to Louisville, and anticipating a hard time of it at Scuffletown. The Scuflletown bar is a lively place just now. The Argonaut and Clifton bound up, and the Yorktown, Violett, Chancellor, Arkansas Traveler, Dr. Robertson, Hickman and W. II. Denny, are sticking there now, or were on Saturday evening. "All signs fail in dry weather." No hope of rain now until ' goodness knows when." In the meantime, the bar is rising, and the river is falling, while draymen do a good business in supplying the thirsty about town. Cisterns have " failed." Capt. Liter, of the steamer Bowling Green, was in the city last Saturday. We are informed by him that the broken shaft of his steamer will be repaired in a short time, and his steamer will be here in ten days or two weeks. In the mean time he returns his thanks to old patrons, and will soon be in the field prepared for an active business. The river fell about two inches on Friday night, and is still falling. The "'metal mark" at Pittsburg reports twenty inches in the channel. The English of this is, that a boat drawing twenty inches of water, would probably get out from Pittsburg about November next. Two feet eight inches water in the canal at Louisville, and three feet scant on the bars between that point and Cincinnati On Wednesday, at St. Louis, the Mississippi, Illinois and Missouri were all low and falling. The Rock City was sunk near Amsterdam, instead of Belle Vue, as we stated the other day. The boat and cargo can be i rr i . . a I m 1 1 savea. i ne nine Arnansas i raveier iiappeued along in time to relieve her ol ZUU barrels

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irom i.ouisiie, on eunehuaj , lo ac balance of the cargo. Capt. R. P. Smith went with her, with apparatus to raise the boat She belonged to Capt. Mills, of the Cuba, Mr. R Eager, and others. She was insured in the Pennsylvania and Delaware agencies in j Louisville for $4.000, equally between each the portions owned by Capt. . Mills and Mr. j She was also insured for $2.000 more i in another office. She is a small, light boat, and no doubt will be readily raised, and in running trim in a few days. . There has not been a Green River boat here for a week. Several persons are impatiently waiting the arrival, of the Bowling Green. . Since writing the above we received the following memorandum, from the steamer Evansville, direct from Green River: Manifest. 2 box ginseng, 1 bbl lard, C. Smallhouse; 1 piece casting, Sam'I Orr; 1, small box mdse. Chas. b. VV ells; 1 bbl casti ino-s, Brinkman & Kluseman; 15 sacks flour, a; nr.rro-pr & Carson: 1 bbl and lbox bacon. . , it oi v, o i. j , t LL ro"s ,eau,er' , " ZTn " " , a - ' crate rags, 3 tierces lard, 1 hhd bacon, 8 rolls leather, 16 do, 7 hhd tobacco, 4 do, Howard & Brown; 1 hhd bacon, 4 boxes and 1 cask do, 1 bag feathers, 3 bags rags, 1 bbl lard and 41 , , , , . t':i.. Q lla l-.fl. oags learners, Dement .as icic, 0 ius iwm-

er, H. A. McElheny; 1 steamboat shaft of B. Green, broken, Capt. Liter; 22 bags feathers, ; Long, Stallard & Co.; 2 empty beer bbls and 5 half do, EL Krusör; 272 sks wheat, 33 bbla I

flour, 37 casks bacon and 35 hhd tobäCCO, Crane. Cook & Co.. with 35 cabin Dassens Crane, Cook & Co., with 35 cabin passengers " , , ' . Scant three feet in Green River channel, in "manifest" bad order. Steamer Evansville left Bowling Green Wednesday evening 23d , inst. BY TELEGRAPH. RTPOSTED EXPST5SSTYY TQH TTJV. JOTJEWAT. 1 AESIVAL OF IKE GSltNADA. LATE FE021 CALIFOENIA. Xew Orleass, J uly 28. Tli cUm firCnl, I :l,f uvs -j vv. a is z a i vuuuui iitv,u laob Uigllbj ; bringing news from San Francisco to the 5th ; inst., and from GreytOWn to the 21st. The Illinois takeä forward $1,640,000 in treasure All is quiet in the Isthmus. It is quite sickly at Aspinwall. Walker was inaugurated President on the 12th inat. Rivas holds Leon. "It is reported that many of the natives consider it a usurpation, ahd have declared against Walker. Among the deserters are Col. Mender and Gen. Chillom. ! rpi , . . , . , ... ,, . i lnere IS inUCtl SICkneSS among VV alker'S troops and frequent desertions. At San Francisco there is no abatement of the excitement. The committee is still in session. A Judge of the Supreme Court has been arrested for stabbing one of the committee, a policeman, while making an arrest. The committee are firmly established. "The Goveror remains at Sacramento City. Tho accounts from the mines are good, and the agricultural prospects cheering. The conduct of Herbert excites much indignation. The Oregon skirmishes continue. Col. Wright is not killed. Col. Buch tun had a fight at the Big Meadows ; 40 Indians and ten whites killed. The election returns were not all in. Tho result is probably Democratic. All the arms collected by the law and order men were seized by the committee. Darkee, qf the committee, was arrested, charged with piracy, in seizing arms which Lelonged to the State. . , . A schooner around at San Francisco, from New Hoik, Maj. Walters in command, sent to Leon an account of a rumor that the Guati malians which were near that city were fired on by the Rivas party. One was wounded and several of the Rivas party killed. Wal ters waited outside some time, but the enemy not appearing, he returned. There is no sign of any invasion now, but as the league of the Nicaraguan States still exists, an invasion is looked for at the close of the rainy season. Wtlker needs men and money for the pros ecution of the struggle. The whole vote for President was 21,000. Walker received 14,000, and the rest were given to Rivas, Ferrer, Gerrese and Ralzas. The Texas has arrived with Vera Cruz dates to the 22d. A conspiracy has been detected at Puebla to restore Santa Anna. Many persons were implicated The Storm King arrived at San Francisco from New York. Mr Herbert's Trial. Washington, July 26. In the Herbert trial last evening, Gen. Preston, for the prosecution, wished to reply to Mr. Walker's strictures, which was objected to by the other counsel for the prisoner. ExMiyor Lenox, who was standing near was overheard by Mr. Radcliff, to observe, that was unlair and unjust. Mr. RadclifF sharply said, they wa ited no outsiders to interfere, and in the course of a hurried colloquy, Mr. Lenox called him a liar. Mr. Radcli tie dashed at Lenox, and Mr Brady interposed to prevent a collision. Such is the version of the afuir, subsequently deputy Marshal Phillips, made complaint before Justice Thompson, who was on the premises, that he had reason to believe Radclitfe had sent, and Mr. Lenox had received a challenge. Radclilfe was forth with arrested, and held to bail in $3000 not ! to gnt a dnel. 1 A warraut was served on Lenox who raned : to appear. Much excitement nd .ndig.na- : at the acquittal of Herbert. He left Washington early this morning. The two trials cost the Government S1800. Ex-Mayor Lenox arrested and held to bail, not to right a duel with RadclitTe. Several other personal difficulties growing out of the Herbert case still remain unsettled New York, J uly 26. The Daily Gazette, of this city, heretofore a Democratic organ, has been purchased- by the friends of Fillmore, and will hereafter support Fillmore and Donelson. Who is Ahead ? There are American electoral tickets, straight out Fillmore and Donefcon electoral tickets, in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey, Del aware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, V irginia, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois, Mississippi, North Carolina, Tennessee, Arkansas, Georgia, i Missouri, Louisiana, Texas, Florida, and California in all twenty-fotjb Slates. As yet the Buchanan and Breckinridge partr have an electoral ticket in not half this number of States. In many of the Northern States, it is confidentially believed, there will be no Buchanan electoral ticket. Mr. Buchan an is evidently not in the nee. Every week, every daVj every. hour he ;3 faiiing behind, and in November he will scarcely be mentioned at the polls. Lou. Jour. f rr & KOM.V AU I.IMK bble Tar and Rosin JL 230 bbU White Lime, in shippingorder. forsale by M'-mn. ui?i.i A Je;& G biO. F0STEE i CO.

COMMERCIAL.

KAEKETS SY TELEtJEAPH. Ctftrt.fKATJ. July 26. River still gradually falling; slight rin this morning; clear l' ,our '3 " 'M' .T?.'' ."!r " g v.u.. ... oo . oul nourfinn; 7 so8 for Souther.: 8 5o9 forextra.'-i Wheat firm. Pork improving. Beef Sra. Lard heavy Whisky firm. i AUCTJLOJN JSAJLEJS. DASiEl WOOLSHT ..HIKAM SKLSOS AtClIO.EKfts( fOMMISfelOSi MFHdIA.VIS, and Itcal Etite tlrokerü, STATINS leased for a term of years and fitted urthe 8 OU Conrt Home, corner or Msia ana intra streets, we are now Dreoaredto receive for Sale at. auction or private sale, all kinds of golds, ware- anc incrci ar.dise-. household furniture, horses, burgles, eto.. e.c. Csh advances ma leonoonsivnoisntswh on required. Reirulir sales everv Tussl&y, Ttiars-lay and Saturday, eommcooingat 9o'cloek. A, M. AUo faasday, Wednesday an Fridaynishts. at early . light isALE OK Uli VL. LsTATK. The first Monday ofevery month at lOo'clock A. M. Ttuvinir nrovideo ourselves with a larne Slap ot the City of ! Kvaosville conUinin ail the recent Knlsrgeirenta. and beI lievins; it will e foT thi interest ot ail cn. erntd. we have srtt apart trie nr aio -oay i r.v r.i uueui iuiniiiv o Real Estate atauetio i. All ihuse wisfcius- sell are requested to hand in their lits in time to give the pnMie due n.tice. Ti'e patronage of tose havine linnset an-i Lot or Land for sale, either at pu'olioor private sale, is respectful! solicited, jylä WOOLSEV & NELSOM, Auet's.' AX AIT TIOV. fSIN'lakout to leave the St iteot Inliara. and wishing d to administer upon my own esttte sni settle up the same hetor I le.. I will, on Monday, the 2th day of Alien t. A. D. 1836. sell at pnhiic auction at my residence on Third strevt, opposite th deima-' Carbolic Church, all toy honsehold and kiu-hen f.irniture. consiMin of Carpet", ofas Beds and beiidip Ctviirs. Stoves, ore.; also a nae Piano Forte and lane Oil Painting: ilso aloe o fine new Carriages ahd Unities and ail norses on nanos as me im m, taÄ2Ä wu.7pvÄri?yT? " n M eam, 0Te' ' J havealo v.tlnafc.ereal estate tor sale cheap ana on good terms. All in-'el-ted to me or to whom I am indented, are requested to call aad settle, oexore tne nay oi -aie. e23-ts S. KAHV REAL ESTATE SALES II Y WOOkSIiY 6c SF.LSOJi. G-reat Sale of Lots. ON MONDAY, the 1st 'ay of September nt. at 10 n'o'ock A. M .. at our Sil R ioms in the old Court Hons"), corner ol Main und Thir'i streets, we will sell at auction the following des'raMe 1 o-s. ft-r siiltncrs: Lot No. 5 iu Block No 4 North-eastern Enlarroment; do do 1 in do do t do do; do do I in do . doll Eastern ' do: do do Gin do do 47 do do;, do do Sin d do 6 StochweU's do; do do 4 in de de 6 -to do; ALSO: Lots 4. 6 aad 8 in Block o, Ktiteri Eulareement. 25, 2Sanl 27 " 2, Gojclfa Eulariteme it. 1. 2and 9 " 3. do do. . Also: Lot No. 2 ia Emhrees Division, containing 6 aer?s. Tkkms One-fonfth cash. in one year. i in two years Kin three vears, witn interest and sc"red by mor'saie on the nreviise's WOOLSliY A" NELSON, prev iy23-t.it Ual KsiRte UroRers. REAL ESTATE SALES II V J08I 1M,L!:, J1S. RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS IKx'SES AT Public Auction, On Friday, the Eighth day of August next. IT! o'clock P. M. at the Auction Kooms ol VA'OOLStiY j. & NELSON, IwilUelltiio toUowinacho eo property, to-witl , , . Ouethre storv Brick Business House, oa Firjt ahove Main streets, at presaut occupied as t ie Evautvill" Post Other, lately built and in ifoo-l repair. an4 an excellent basioosstand, now renting for more tiian VO per cent, on cost au! selling price. The Lot is 20 by 70 feet aad nuilding l0 by 50 fees. i Also The Kmrae Ron? an fine lot on eenn stree'. adjoining the residence ot Judge Lnckhai t: he lot W 'eet fronting on Second ft ectanO ISO i'.et deep t.Xil aller. Tne hous has six rooms. Tue neight.oi hood excellent and only fve minutes' walk from center ol" business. The lot olooe is worth 30 p-r cent, more than house and lot wi'l si 11 'or. A.! so The Frame Housoati-1 l,-ton First strei't a'oinim the ne new residence iust built by l)r C issolberrt ; tb hon-eat riresei-t is aoc'iniert by John F.Crisp, Es. . m at aud eomfortable. the lotHS'4 fvet Ir.int on tir-t strict, by 1511 feet deep to aa alloy, iu the best of neighborhoods, ana let-s than three sqnaras rom the heartof business. Awo-That fine Frame House and Lot lately occupied by Jcob Born, on Division strei t, above Seventh; thi is the ttnet frame residence of itss se ever built in KvarsviUe. well painted and papere-, ceilings ri tVet high, baoilome fenrand all conveniences vry complete; the neighborhood is is verv good aud improving last. All 'his proiierty will bo sold losv. Terms for all exoet-t he Bora House: One third cah: o e-tiird at si and onf -thi dt twelve monthe. Hn Horn bouse one-third r h: one-third atone yr md ooe-third at twoyoirs. 'nail eaes with interest anil waiving relief laws and seenred by mortsrge on the promisee. Iliscountoi ten per ceut. for cash. For further particulars ennnire at my ofl ee. jvio-H. .THUS TtOLB. Tu. MISCELLANEOUS. THE II 7. U! PO'.VOHH 031!Pl,VY. MANUrACTUHKH AM DSILKSS IS MA.VIX1 reduced their prices to corresiond with the reduced cost of S-iltpetre. continue to oiler tlieir well knooo. -rands of Klkctkic Inoian Kiri.fi and Kkntccky Kiflk I owder, in ke and canisters. Also vinj owaer tor Blutinr and Mininir. et-m prising a full ssortmnr of lual tie and kinds required fy the traue, guarantee! to give entire satisfaction. ... Tbestaudard oftheir Powder, wbicti nas now enjoyen r.ne highest reput t'on for more than twenty-five years, will be fonnd unsurpusei by any other manufacture ot ihe kind in the world. For sale bv the principal dealers, and also at the office of the Company, No. 89 Wa 1. cor. Water street. New York. A. K. Douglass, "ce'y. mvifi-6ma THE LITTLE MAX WITH TBI S3 ;Oj CO C22 02, o VVh-. can dress a pirsn in Wool . Linen Silk or Cotton, VERV Uentlt-maa Oesires to 00 neatly -no lostuj urciisJ -rd It is eminently t roper that this should be the aim ,1 all. and we have U' tici a tnat reiriy 11 tee wen-ureea ileniiens of oir city purchase their Clothing at A. I I' '11. 1 1 r : Western Star Clothint? Store, ander the Pavilion 'lot-1, corner o- Water an-1 "ycamre sta. ßu.ri-iJiinffin tb,i line oi t.lotliinc nd tumistiitig IsOOOS. iv be had. ready ma-!e or rande to order, noibnly In the best manner e.natyie nut-itine very iai i-n. A gwnTal assortment 01 nans i'-aps. Luner 1 ruua, rpet bags und Valises, everythins that a gentleman can wear rouse, you may una at tne csiom -11- " , -1 - TOO BlIIHELS ölt 20,000 UlXl'i.r;!j OK tt'WR 4.I FRtlT BKAVnV, All Pure Products of Vanderburgh County. (JTART'NO from the princ:ple that evory ter ile county .3 shou d produc thatwhich can enhance the enjoyment or erve to the well being an f health of its inhabitants. I have . m... unl ooon mvself the task of preparing from home-raised npes -nd fruit. Wiue and Brsndv. in.a maunerthata practice ofthirtr yeari. in the '-est "rine countries of Europe, principally in the South has taught me. I now snbmit to a n-si eeteo puoiie tne prooueiioo mi ibh " -. .,.iov...jt thsi. a liberal patronage will encourage me to turtner encia. The nrie-re are 0 low. that never tne same qualities nave been s ild so cheap here. PBir?h8 Or IHK. per bottle, which the purchaser PBICES Or BRANDT. Wild Piuro 6"c Wild Cu-rry c rjrape orTr ster 40 natawba 4c Peach Brandy 3Ce mu-t una First selection Catawba fi ic -econd do do ....''h; Third do do 40e First selection Wild Qripefilc -econd 00 o ...3t"c Kirst quality Blackberry.. .Wc H.Min1 tin An 4IC PH. SCHIRMER. je34)-tf corner lxtn anu inain etreets. ücctnn svuiig stock kik lssß. r A3. OAKLEY & SON. Firsts'reet. Foatf rs block, now mir to the citizens of F.vans"ilie and vicinity, a lsrge and desiraMe stock of Summer Ooo.ls generally at very low prices: and we now invite our friends and cost triers to call an-i examaine for themsel7es, as our stock is now fresh and varied. JinT. ItOSS, T. '"glEVUHRS bis professional servi es to the eifciiens of Ev3. ansville and vicinitv: residence oetween Judge Foster and J. II. liaffeadick on Cherry street Evansville, led. aplS-lyd CALL X STOCK. fjHE Stockholders iu the VanderburRli County Land AssoB eiatioo are hereby notified that a call of bfty per cent on stoek subscribed, inow made, the m' ney to be paid to P. Horn brook. Treasurer, ot. or beforethe 1st of Anftust next. jyS-itilw;lts SAMUEL OKU, Pres't. rfOFFEK. "5 baas prime Eastern l ottee; J 2 packets Old Go-r't J.va Coffee: in stor-., lor sale by jyi' Z. H. COOK & SON. C.DHIES 15 gros-s gronad reppir; i.nross Rroona innrer; to oo ao Alspice; ao no vmves; ID do do Cinnamon:1 -'" Kencncliy Mustard; 10 bbls Drted Appl-s; S( In i Corn Meal; 4ll bxs Palm Soap; 20 bxs 'tar Candies; 20 do Tallow Candles; Just r-je'd by jyll Z. H. COO K & SOX. NOTI1E t arrival of Lawns. Mosqueto Ban. (iwss v Wi dow Paper, and a generai aasnrtment of other liry Goods at j vlT SAMl'B'. EMB1CH ILOCH li SRS .0 BBIS. A snppli kept constantly on hund. for sale ar lowest market priic-s by jel8 S E. GILBERT & CO. Syc. near Watur. no ill foil sali-;. THEstand known ss the New Hotel, at Newberrv. will be s-ild on rer as idva..ta oosto the t-mer. Itis favorably located in the flonrishiog t-wn of Newberrv. in Greenecounty. Ind.. has all the necest.ry out houses cisterns, kc . wiih eommoii-'Ds Stkbles at acbe i. V'hen itis known that Newberry is the termionsof the soni hern division of the E . f and C. Straight Line Railroad, aud also located imnediaelv on the W and E. Cans at the Feeder Datt, on White river, isla beautiful and healthy locat'on with tis cood a surrounding country as any in tne täte, persons wishing to mvestin proJ pTtv -ot ttiis una. win gee toe adrantaee of inve.tmr nere 1 For particnla.s apply to either S. L. TOT-DA RD or 1 jyiuA. Thomas joaxsox.

MISCELLANEOUS. AKW AlvD CKBAP (iOODS! McKINNEY & COOKE. WATER ST. SEXT DOOIt TO It. BABGS' EKTW MAIM AND l.OSUST. A fit: now receiving and opening a most desirable stock of spring and summer goods, consisting in partoi every variety usually kept in a dry good store. Silks. C'ha'.las. Berages. Robe. Lawns, Brilliantes, Bonnets. (.Crspe. eilk Lace and Neapolitan.) Ribbons. Laee Edjings. 'flovesaad Hoseingin great varity-Cloths Cassimercs. Pant goods and Vesting, in rich pfofusiofj, AC. , Ac. p3

NOTICE. 1IE3.M. PONALTISO" would respectfully inform the 1S ladies ef Evansvil'e and its vieinity that she has taken aheuso nest uoor to Mr. Rubin Hart's dwelling. on the corner of Second and Oak treets. and she has bad long experience in Dress maki g and Bleaching and doing np &liinds of Straw and Neapolitan bonnets andrhe hopes by doing her work neat and reasonable to invite a share ot the public prons-te. toj Jtt TO .Itvkii H VT. SHirPEBS "A."UTH'K H 57 'PHK uudersipnea wonlri announce that he hu flaiaUtid ha X. large auttaT,tinl new Wharf - nat AIUiUOMi CAVE' He hAS placed her. for th aake of eonrenienQ ia all tt ofthenver &t the foot of Vine street. He will at all timehere&ftvr be pleased to give prompt and careful attention to receiviiiKaodsiiippiug ad well ai tu all other river business that way tt-entrusteti to him. The patronage therefire of the Mereantt. Shippers sad others of this city aadol the iaterior is solicited. ap3-tf ' JOHN ä. MITCHELL. ItlCIf ICAICE INI) ifEinUtKARLE, rfeHH richest and most varied stock ot apnna; and summer M dry goons are no w readr for inspection at Koser's r e w stew n"ar thecoror of Mai a aad First street. We re peetfully invite th la'ii ot EvftosTillle and Ticinity. toeiveua a call before p'irrhasi'r elewhre, a w tili aöhere to our old motn "peil cht ap and sell' heap. Our new atyle Mantill-is. silk- anl straw bonnets Freneh and Swissembroideriea. d i rimminirs, id and finish silk f loves, prrasnl. cape fbawU, hrili;intr: de laine. tarexes, awns white dre rind. UHifd. trim and ehndrcn'eshoes. also eottona'tes, Driilinss. Yetinrs and Coatsnjrs for xentlemen'D wear aud in fact every aiticie in our line has no rival In poicc of style and quality, all our roods have heen parchased At New VojIe, from some of the first importers and are th r?fore enabled to complete ith any house in this or any Western city. Again we s -v sive us call and we will aH on poo : at . toniBhirr low prie s. at-ifi KOSER BRO & FREY. KiAft WAIJ, P AlaKUS 1'FHOIeSTFKY WOBK. SEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS. SJCHMIDT A: STARK have just received at their eatabliahmeat on First street, a larr -j aaaortmrnt of Wall Papera. from common qu tlities to rhe flnetu (t'lded, eompripire; everv-th-na: of the nio-t boantiful description in this line. Thry alo kep fverythiog appertaining a tiphrttery, and er.ver en airs soias. vc. in superior style, navint just enira our store-room to accommndnt an inrtfjased hnsinei8. we are now prefarvd to receive customers, and show them a lar(res oek and low pWe. ap-t-f (-OU UET rW"WO don' 1e Dwelling Hon sea for sale or rent, one on Ü Cherry and one oo W-tt er streets. Applv to iell-ti HORNBitOOK & Ct. XVat'T aeet j E V .rÖ l ji" A "aVTT " E ' PKIC Ii S HANKLIS (t RrtilaY hear leve to call t'.e a'-teation to thiiir friends and cu-aonera, to thar lurs and h11hleciedaa.ortment t tit w spring aud summer dry goods, ree'd during thepasistwo Wreks. com pricing one of the most desirable stocks te te found in the city, wnich they . ftirnt wnolesaleand retail to thnir c lyromera and the public generality at tow price f;r caah or prompt time buyers 'i'h irstok consists ia patioTrhe fultjWing; Brad cloths. Idr.ch and 'ancy C tssimersr :ud Twee-Ja. white, butf.and fancy Marsailleg and .ilk 'Vtinip. Co'tonailt-9. Cr . .too cloths and plain and tacya Linen lriHs rich Calicoes of Philip A'len, Ppraz'ie, Hue State AliUs and other rich printed Kreuch ani t-CAtch Jacoa'ita and Lawns, rich printed F'eneh Ko-es, plin an.laatiy striped Berepss. l-lack .nd colored Crape Hints. hiie CahweM plain jn? fancy Ginghams rich pneted Organdies, Bri!liflnteend Challi i.-ins. white er.tpe Shawla black and fancy ailk ihawl , rich utiHa shawls -nd scarfs. Idack and whi'e lace Tapes, Mori autiiiue Parasols, silk and Mnjrhiirn Umhrell i!. Panama, lprhorT and Hrai Hiit. v'nal ish straw tnd tanrv Ronners, rich bonnet Ki'ions, llostug (ilove. Palm lai'and fancy ""ns Koo s hu 4 phfes, CArpctJ. door and atair Oil Cloth ani printed window blinds, together with a trT?at variety of Trimming, am.!! w..t and tancv goodrf; rtc. frt! mvl SHANKi.lN & R E F I . Y . NOTICE. 'jpHR E.inaHTation Board for the town of Lamase City m Will wiuinunce their session, at th Town Itall. on tht 14th da? of July. IH.X, for the purpose r aHjuatine any error that n ay appear upnn the Assessraeut Roll, for thU tentb corporate jear; and continue from dny t day until said equal i2 tion in completed. By ord?r of thr Board . je23-U Da NIE LjTH X E, Clprh AOTi:i:Jt AHHIVAI, OF SUMMER CL0TH1 X G ! ' PUST feceived p r Aiaras Px.-rs somelipht fancy Silk rassimcre ar.d Oras Linen Coata, fane ' white Lin-n ind bla;k Drap d'Ete I'ant-. white und fancy ZlnseiHa V3fg. all mie of the finest material and in the late-t -tvle. hey will be sold cheo at . LOBENrfTlM-.'S jeiy WejicTu ritax Clothing Store, under Pavilion. J KTI P.l.EHAKT. havina: sold to -lohn R. Little and 3 R.V.rL Little al! hi inu-rrit tn thC ma' MUJ, the partnerxhip heretofore Htina l-tw-n siid partim nr. dor the nameand style f Little &: Uleh-rt, i this day dissolve . ThennsetMed busiorss ol sa d firm wi'l ho settled bv Livi fplekart. who is alone Mthorized to sett Im the warn The firm uamr ill be used for the purpose of lifiiiratio v je-tf LITTLE & I'iLEHART. -"WATCHES AND JEWELRY. "W".'1? have jest reeei eil, and have eonstantlv on hand, a larte ani well selectro stork of Fashionable Jewelry, ?onii-risii.K- all qualities and styl s. which will be sold at Eastern prices. AL8i A ioo-I stock ot fine Hold and Silver IluntiDt ijqd ipen-face Watches, ineluiiiar a few Kailrad Tinie-keepers. all warranted, and atlow tig-urta- U'e also keep the larc'Sl issurtment of Duvris, Warren & lijde's and J. B, Beer's oneiroid Pens, in theeitv. . Silver ir"aro. Forte Monies. Accordeons, einht.ay and thirty ho'ir Clocks, slwai s on bail anil for sole at re-lured prioe.- Keceivitif. all our it-n-ds direct from the Mainifacturers and Impo-ter. we ale a'-le to offer a ciimi AKTici.r. at sn extremely low piiee. . - MTTROI.FF & SONS. jelS Main street, betw. First and rieoond sta. TvlTY CAX'T I1R BK1T! VERY F I Ii" K S V M M E K SOFT HATS. rjnHK best, lishteat and tnest shad d Soft Hats, that eaa B. be seen, fall scd toe - mya, VAUT1K& & ilAECONyiER. JTain street. . I,, STUROrS JIHS A. BTCRGES STl'K(.;S A" HKOIltKH, WHOI.WgAI.B DKALFRS If PRODUCE OP ALL KINDS, AND (OHIIIO. iii:iiiiii.m, JTo. ?79 Broadway, bctw. Franklin aveune and ash free, mhlt-lyl ST. LOVJA MO. IIOOMS KOIl RKST,"" tjj UTERA L fine Oli.ce Kooms situated on the second floor k3 of a large l uiliiina centra'ly situated are now tor rent. For particulars inquire at this office. jvl-U "fllr RKf'KIVH) AT Wll.nHI H'ffS TOO I. 9 STyRB. b boxes f'iirpn'ers" Planer; Ben-ih sad Hand H(irews: Truss ITonps. Columbus manufacture. Main street, between 1st and 2d. J24 nuiüiiAL'ü kutii;i;. "XJOTICl? is hereby siven to all persons who are in the haV I of batbiuK in tlve Ohio river opposite the city of Evansville. and between the Little Hayon and Leet stret. and aso in the Can il in sali city, dnring daylight, or before 'J oclock P. M. of each d-.yt that all such persons canprH as aforesaid, will 1-e strictly dalt with in accordance with the or-iiuances in such ease uiado ani provided, to be enf-red fr im end after this dute. JAS. B. hk'ASS. je25-tf . City Marshal f.liX'V 45U eases new handsome styles in . store and for sale by JAMBS LOW CO., mv8 418 Main street. Louisville. Ky. .TIEDICAL. DS IT. A. niRRAI-l E:;!-etic phvslclsn. tenders bis servieesto the oitizens of Evansville and vicinitv, in the practi re of ined'uiue and obstetrics. Office ouMain street, oppost'e thoonvt bouse in the office formerly oreupled ly J. N. Mj-Oill. M. D. Oivl-3m PKIXCK c CO S JISLODEOSS, 11." i WfTlf -iiviiled swell, secured ly letters pat"triit. Mav 23d IttM. iTTtTfT Bv m' änsorthis swell, solo passages may J J d , i be played with the full powir ot theioitrument, while the aeeom paniment is soft anfl subdaeri. Hereaferilithe Melodeons made ry Prince C, will be furnished with this attach -jent without extra charge. Messrs. Prince A- lo. eould realize a liands--me fortune by disposing of rights to otlr manufacturers. ! ut as they prefer to ma'ie it a f.atnre in their instruments, it ean only be obtained by purchasing of W. F. COLBrKX. W-s'ern Agent, myl 76). West Fourth street. GOOn KAVS VOTt rOl KHS Rochester lX. T.) Cuopers- knives, a splendid s-sertmi-nt of he gennine Weed's Knives, just reo'd at jc24 WALDKIKCU'S. FW CASH STOKE. MAV1XG reeeived and opeeei an entire new stock of spring, bothstapleand fanev goods, earret. oil cloths, &c. We now invite the eitiaens of Evansville aud vicinity to avor n rii.h i eall to promisine litest stvtes of goods and mallprofits. JAMES OAKLY & SON. Sap4 Istst. Fester's l-loek . ( AI. ( OA LÜ WSTE ire now ricetvinv a large lot of the hestcoal in the Vw VVest aod are ready to supply our friends and enstomers by the small or large quantities, t. e will d-jliver it to private nouses at 12 oents per bnshel. to the wholesale consumers, we wi'l make a liberal deduction. Orders loftat the store of liol tnsworth & Hughes will b- ne-imptty .ttendedto. lip J . W . H r WIKit, "!HV.V DFKKi, F it K S H W D P I !V K . fElCTf VIERLIXG have jast opened a largo assortment A'of Dnitrsand Iedte?nes. to ahich Jf.ey invite th-aiteu-tion of Merchants and Phy.iioians. They also keep Window Glivw Glassware. Tolmero, Cigars. Paints. Bm-hesof alljkini. Oils. Dycstaffs, Apices. Perfutuery. Fancy Articles. Ac. Arc Al.SO all oopnlar Patent Medicines. All kinds of Paints ground in oil. pure Wines iudBrai.die f TMeilicical purposes Prescriptions earnf-vlly prepared. Call at No 14 Waterst., nder tho Journal Offtce. mvS-tt I.IIST, STB Al'KD OR eiTOI.K. TW Horses, one a lare giyahont live years old. and a small bay borse about ten vear" old. str-y.d or were stolen rom tiio subscriber laut week. The bay horse wa marked by scars on bis fore f et. and wss lame at the time be was nv.-ised. Any information concerning the h""es Will pleas be left at ' StTCUELL HOW LtjjidAw Livery Stables. (flHKFüR T rilVClWATI PR K" KS .100 hexes W. R. Cheese, jnst recu ana iorie nr je9 Z. H. COOK SOX. TRISTI LINENS, DAMASES, &C;, &C. JUST ree'd direct from the manufacforers in Ireland, two eases of Linen Goods, consisting of 10-4 Bl'-iebed Linen Sheeting; 40ineh Pillow Case Linen; " 4-4 Shirtin Linen f rotn 21c to $1 2 per yard; Linen Cambric Handkerchief? from 1 to $12 perdox; t-inen Lawn and Linen Cambric: Bleached anil Brown Damask Table Cloths; do do Snowdrop do öo: 8-4 Bleichel and Prown Damask Table Linen; N ipkins. Towels. Iluck-ibaek ftiaier, fee. These fjord? are warranted a,l Linen. snft finish end Grss Bleach. For sale -t the lowest prices, whoteulc a.'l reWl, by m21 SüANELIX i. EE1LL"-.

MEDICINAL.

CHERRY PEGTOBAL, For I lie rajilil Cure ot COUGHS. (OLDS. IIOARSEXESS, ; sSssxciiitis. inioopf .o - tortiii, .: ISOIiP, ASTIKIA, AS2 C0SSC3IPTI0X. ' AMONG the n.m.rous niacoveiies ine hat mad fin this generation to facilitate the iusineae of lifp-la cre ase iu enjoyment, an i eaea prologs; the tt in of hnsoayn existence non-can be named vf more rel value to mankictt than this contribution ot Chemistry to tht healing art. A vast trial of ite virtues thronahoufc this broad country, Jbu proven be end a doubt, thar i.e tne- icinf. or eoafeji ation ef medicines yet known, can so surely ctntrel ai.d cure ttäfe numerous Varieties of l ntmoiir liieeast v Lief fcftv hiiaer to swept from our n-idsc thonsar.da and ttontand aveiw year. Indeed, there is now abundant i casta to aeliev a remedy has at length bean found whirh can to relied on to enre tht most daneerous afteettona ol tho luaga. Onr spoow her will not pci-niit na to publish any proportion of tho curcn-cQecte l ny iu use. r.nt we wonia present tro lolio wjtb:, ond refer further enquiry to my American .Almanaq, whuh toe agent below named, will alvaya be phased to furni'la 1 free, wh-rein are full particulars, and inUif jutallo proof of j these SLateictntftr; umc-ioi iranvpo nation, -.awren K. K. 8. v. Aug, 4, 7835. Da. J, C, A l.K, Dear Sir My little sou. tvor jeais eld. has jast reoovcttd from a severe attack of mvlinaat ecarlec Fever, hiathroat was rotton, Khd every pern on that v.iited him pronounced him a dead child. Üavii g tised you! Cferrjr Pectoral in Call! or&ia, ip the winter o' l&.O, lor a sevaso attack of Bronchitis, with entire sueeeoa. J was induced to try it on my little boy. I gave him a u-..-p oniul turj throe hours, commencing in the morniny, and ly ten o'efcek A n ght, I found a decided change tor the better, ard aitr ihreo davs use, he was able to eat or drink whnno pain. Its use in tho above narjed r'iseaso wf I save many a child from a premature grave, and relieve tht anxiety cf many ft fond parent. Far all afiuctions of the-r roati and li.ngs. 1 bolieveitto he tho best medioino extant. A feeling of tho deepest gratitude, prompt- me in addressing yon these lines f but lor your important discovery my H(,tle boy vould now have been in another world . lam, yonrs. with great respect, - J. D. POWELL, Supt. Trans . L. ß. R. Bocky Kill. (Somerset Co.) K . J.f Jr -y i, Dr. J. C. A vie,-Since yonr medicine ha '.oeome knowa here, it has a f i tater dttttau 1 thai asyotb.-r congh remedy we Lave tver Meld. It is itpoken ftf in tcr jis of nnmeaaorefl praise by tboae who have ued it, and I know of aon e easos where the heat they can say of it is nut too mnrh forth o4 it has done. I take plrafsre in cll'ng It, because 1 knew that lam civinz my euntomera the ort h of their n.onyv.an I feelgratitied in sevinc the benefit it confers. - Pleae aend me fürt! er aupplvs and belierp r0 ' : Yours. wthifpeet, JOHN C. WB1TLOCK. P. S. Almost any number of ceruficatea can fco aent y om if yon wish it. Windsor, C. W. Jure 26, Dr. J. C. Atkr, Sir This may certify that I Lavo ose your Cherry Pcotwral for upwards of one yet.r audit isms' sincere belief that 1 should have been in my grave ere thia time if I had not. It his cored mo of a dansrrons affection of the luugs. and I p tot overs tat my convictions whan I tell yon it is a pricelaca remecy. aouri very reptettuity, 1 A MeCLl'Rifi, Attorney t f,iw,' f Vilk?barr. Pa.. September 28. iSo', Dr. J. J. Axfr. My rtear Sir Yonr medicine is wncft approved of by those who have nsed it hre. and ia coir position isuch as t insur- aud maintain its reputation. I invariably recommend it for pulmonary attertit na-, as do many f V A A llllllVll'iU I'UlllViaut. A äaall uur infiiu, CHAS STBSATEUl.il. O. PREPJSliD ET JAMES C. A Y E R, riACTlCAL AND AKAI.VTirM CHKMIST, L0 I.I.L, H ASS l(I.D f'Y , , . . fT-ller. FarnsVy & Co.. Evsnsville, Ind.J TTonrc & I'rawford. Owensville; Hallock it farpiiter, Princeton: ' 1. U riingbam. Patoka: - - -, . ; ) i W..T. Whiting, Ci-nthiana: I . B. Jaquras Is Co.. PocewHl t " - ' .- Messrs. Gardiner at Blairsville and M'adesvillsf Witli-iniSRöil Robertson West Franklin: l Pr Themiis ewtnau and.iae. Sampsoa. iit. Ycrnottt Hndspeith Ai Hro.. üoonville; , . : ?. , . lt . 7Bowers Ji .Sargent. ewbur-h; -.'l .' .Adr.Ths -Campbell, Petersburh: . . - . Fred . Kekstein, Cincinnati, 0., an alldmggisl. ; inn:j-ini Tl.it hitherto intractahln distant, f every frm md every tage, ' CüRE BY F.XTEKNAL A r-Pl.lCATION OSLT. ' mi. (:avvii;h si'iik(saiak nflLL never fail in giving immediate relief, and positively curing the worst and most obstinate .cases of tieiuorrf.oids or Pilts. Itisthe ; OSLV IN FALLlHLkhKXEDY KNOWN here or. lsa here tor the Pil s, and is the result of years ef patient stony sun investigation. , SuSercrs from Piles now bare a remedv at Bttnd which wilt ölA.NIJ TUE TKST VP TKIAJ,. withont a fear ot failure on iu curt., to do all the nrdpfietor olaimslorit. Full direotious arjinmpaDV each box; aud all tbat is requisite is s nct'y to olintrve uiem, ana a cure is carta n to follow.- aThe nroerietor r fera to the following testimonials front gentlemen of ehsrscter and standing, who have voluntarily given their certificates -n iu favor, in regard to its ettaea im their owu cases, ixesd then-.. . , . . .. , , r . The Hon. Pi. hrd Ystes, lute member o f Congress from the Sprit gtield (.111.) district, sajs: -lai-asot'Viiie, i i.. PPT jo, io?o. Dr.Thos. H.Cavan-'Ogh OearSir: 'f be preparatios, Cavanauglt's til Salve, wbich toil Itirni-.hf0. 1 t-rind ot sreat rvire. producing an eny ana speeuy tute, i oo not nssitate to recomn-end it aa u invaluable lemedy tor tl-- Piles. Resi.ecf.ully. IUCHABD Tf ATES. The following, from Rev. B. F. Biistow, is asuiheientrseomniendatiun ta iuelf. " Jacksonville, 111., Teceitbev 15. 1854. Dr. Cavanaogh I conceive it to be a drry I owe to the afflicted to make knoan the ivaluaU Vr tries and rn-e'Hal etboieucy of .our Pile Salve." 1 was frr several weeks sorely alllicted with that painful and loathsofce disease, the Piles. After having exhausted my patisiice in trying vacinna prest-rif tions of pl ysirians aod oCVrs Witjiout receiving any benefit, by the strong recommend tion ol yonr Halvs Ij my friend, the lion. Kirhar-l Vates. 1 was induced to try it. I a n eappy in saying an applioatioa- of jour salve tor thres days, perfected, au entire cure. Kespeettelly yonrs. a. F. BRISTOW. Chicago, Angnst 30, 1835. Dr. T.H. Cavanarjgh, (Pr?sert Dear Sir: When I arrived in this city fear f ay avr. I was suffering intensely with the pils i ment-onsd my eondition to you. asking your sdvices. Yoa r. Commended yonr Pile Slve saying it would cure me. 1 Tied it the effect was immediate, end I am bow well. I believe it to be, as it proved in my eise, an invaluable remedy, an d a sure enre far that diseas-i. the Piles, and a such recommend it te.tbeis. Yortrs, truly. JOHN W . HANSON. St. Losis Mo. eg- Priee 1 per box. Dr. T. H. CA V AH A UGH . Solo Proprietor. St. Louis. Mo, For sale in Evansville by CRAWFORD PELL, jy!6-lydsw TTKM-VR " " ivXt-m. piTt it . TT! Y Clerks sy they tsiar I h.ve bought more Goods then iÄ we will oe able to sell the present sea.oti . New.inerdr to avoid the like oecurreree, I have given them instructions to seil the Goods at much less than our nsnal low rates. To my customers, and all others who want bargains in Drv Goous. 1 would respectlully sa , now is your time to itch la." S. KM BICH. apl2 - Main street, three doors b-jlow Second. : iricKl.NEV iv ccw.r.,' " . WATKH STgBT. KTvrtlK MAI AXD LOCU.iT STRFfcTS, MAVE iust received a new and large subtly of flue and cheat) Mantillas, fine sets Application L adersleeves. Collars, Cemir.eits. Undersleeves, and the liest and tnest ass -rtmeut of Embroideries ever bought ter this market. . They invite a speedy call from all theciti lens of Evansville and surryunding conntrv to aa exaniine-tioB. ior themselves, before purchasing elsewhere, as they prou.se to eell any article in their house at the lowest cash prices. Coxae soon-, come one and all. - my2I ÄT U.I AN CI OTH7- , a 5 e wes Italian Cloth; 30 eases Lntrei; ree'd to-day and forsale by JAM KS LOW CO . myäü 418 1- ain street, Louisville, ity . rizVl7AtTTef.6bbU choice quality jast ree'd, for saT M9h, jell S. E. GILBERT & GO.. Se. near Vt atsr BOSSETS! BOSXETS. ' tHAYE jost received another fresh lot of Bonnits . comtrission. with Instruction to jell them at about one- ! jf B No excuse now for the Ladies not going t Chnreh ! on Sunday, for the want of a sew Bonnet. ' -j ! ST- I.OII4 l,tFR BEER, i HrSTreeM per steamer Southerner, a Fresh lot of this choice Lager Beer, and forsaleat H.WINORRT'8 i Beer Saloon, enrrsr Main and Fourth eta. jgy Familiescan be supplied by the galloa. jeXi-lm ' ' KKifJOAAL. ClOLBrRX A- TIERSHBERGER have removed their J stock of Mattrasse to the new building lately pn up by Mr. Hughes, on Water street, next -oor t- Canal Bank, where they will keep constantly on hand, at wholesale and retail a large assortment of Mattrassenf a'l fseeae kinds, viz: Spring. "Cotton. Moss. Alinck, Hair and Jenny Lind, j Af.so Bed Comforts of all sires A Cotton. Mess, Hair, Shock and Feather Pillows. Mattrasses made to order;, an.l guaranteed to gi re sattsfsetinn. Those in want a good article will pleaseti ve os a eall . The attention of Conntry Merchants is particularly invited to onr stock. Main St., next door to Canal Bank, Evansville, Jnd. . cxhl TIllTE. - EMBICH'S Store, oa Main street three doors below SeeA ond. appesrs to be the great Buaar for pew and eheap Goods. He has jnst received another frrsn- lot of Summer Goods, wbieh he is selling at the lowest rates. my38 . STW'AVnfUiE'i A l,EW1 E AffD S LIQCOII STOKE, j w, mr E h,r. by inform the pulilieof Evanavilleandsiirronnd- ' ingoountryi seneral, that we have under this data, opened an above said concern: where we shall keep constantly all sorts of Wines and Liquors, which we intend to eell att the lowct prices. Couutry store keepers w ill do wU to give U'prticii'sr attention is called to onr stock of rife Port, Claret and Madeira Wines, Freneh brandies, rood eld Whisky in bottle, which aro adapted for medical V"T?'- n : S. HAMB & CO., my16-tf ' tain stre-int'o.itv tb C-TllTt HnnseeTM tt'iPKPMli.-jLOdot assorted iiu.l-tw ree d Ü H .n.dv and for sale bv JAMES LOW 4 CO.. . D)Ve 418 M'a;n street. Louisville. Ky Ticking ree'd this dav and for s3L J AJ1 Bö LOW. t QDfc, 418 3Iln street, LVuliTnleTEsj. JS. Vy

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