Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 52, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 September 1856 — Page 1

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ÄBD. II. SxVNBERS, Proprietor. Office of Publication Corner of Main and Water Streets. TEX CEIWS PER WEEK Volume ix. evansville, ind.. Friday morning, sept. 26. 1856. number 52.

;tili) f oural, PRINTED AHD PUBLISHED BT IÜ.l3 OP SfBsCKIPTlOX: Daily Paper MiiledJ By th week (payable toCarriers) . Iri-Weekly Paper... Weekly Paper " Clbtet6or more. Six Copies Twelve Copies , 5 00 . . 6 00 .. 10 .. 4 00 .. 2 0 .. 1 W . 10 00 .18 00 business cards: H. ft. WHEEI.ER. ROBINSON WHEELEK&KOBISSOX, ATT0R5EYS AHD COUNCELORS AT LAW, (Saccesors to Ins-le, Wheeler & lglehart.) tleaeral Landend Collecting .4?, Oßee en3d it. Of fite the nea Court Hons Build, near Washington Hotel, Enaneville, Ind. S.B. H. 0.. Wheeler Notary PaMie. OH HURLEY BO LUV. ,roi( MUISI-EY Co. fOKWAKDIN AVI COMMISSION MERCHANTS, g 00 Xel,..i.oul Mrrce,LEAiis " ASriGMJnAKT, ATTORNEY AT LAW A VD URAL ESTATE AOKNT. tSuoccwor to Ingle, Wheeler Iglehart In Keal Estate Agencies.) Vill practice Lawin the Circuit Courtnof Vanderbureh ind the adjoining counties. Office overthe Canal Bank, Kvansrille, Ia. , eoi4-iy MOKKIS S.JOHNSON, aTTOHfCT at Law ano ral cstatb aoeiit. OfS.e" FirU.t.. in Bray'.buildi.gs. nearly oppo.U. the Post Omc. Evansville. Ind. . J. 1T - . " . . , , V T V C-l K NOTARY PCHL10 ASD J ! Mt.Cakhki.. 1 ", !. g nn ire WILL attend to oollectingand so Eastern Illinois, d all othei ing c'aim inSouthsiness appertaining o said olfi.es. paying taxes, etc. Refer t W. T. lag. En.. Cashier "vills. Ind. - al Bank. Evans-ap21-w oaviD Hitman Isaac HiixaNH. f IIKI .T1 .1 .1 , WHOLKSALK AND KKTAU. KAISERS 15 QR3CBRIB3 & PKODOCB, OBEKSWARB, LIQUORS, & &C., AI RT, DUORS ABOVC SBUC D, CVARSVILLR. IKD. an3l J. T. COX, GKOCEK, FORWARDING AN l COMMISSION MGSCHANT, DEALER M ALL KINDS OF PRODOO, Kincennss, Ind. Vfirtlcdlar attention paid o forwarding and Receiving Ooi31-ti CITY HOTEL., WATER ST. BETWEEN VINE AN D DIVISION , WM. H. BOiaOORT, Prrrr. tmt A M ' K kf A ort! X... BBNPK1CK3 IlENttICKs & 3flcliEAt i t -t. v W Hendricks & Co.) WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES. rOSTKR'B BLOCK. jriRST STREET. NEAR MA1!C. " . u . M'GCIR. J.8. ROflKR . .1f Vi-VlUB CO., 'nminisioii and Korwardni? Meichant .ommis.iu 22 i,OYi)KAS street, New Orleans. La. f.ibsralcash advances will be made onconsiguments W. E. Browne & Co., Vincennes la. Bemedict & WLiAHS.Grayyille, 111. O'Kilbt & Co.jbvansvaie.ia C I. HnvlT. do. PmnprniT Sc Bros . Mt. Vernon, la. ldec9H-y . r 7,T:TT7Ti Jamks Uarlas Ja j trait. 4. v"'V.. . i- ..... um I.-1J A. H A It I. V. . . nil, vitl. !.'.. IS ) J4J tSBASLJ.I". n..t v " ,r ,t... .. .rtu.rs in the oractice associateatneu... fv-- .r- -ri.d to them. One of law . and willatna jo ... Locuststreet. i: K.h miv always be found at tneir omce. o ""-"'-:," rooositeThe Sherwood House, to giro counsel or transact ... ..Prompt attention will begiren to collections. liransrille. Nov. . 1854. ly rPUIXTEKI JOB IAlKS. SIVO di GOODMAS, "hV'S '.Vu HuIck of PRINTER'S PA. 11 PERS Cards. Card Sheets. Black and oclorea lats, , Bron.es. Varnishes. S. -oetl t : v"lI. K. JIcGHEWTTrt RV K V AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC. AO0n the-Crt,ceBt City Bank" BuiWi... ,s,TiuMud faithfully to 11 business entrusted to hin. V w w j Tt'ft'KVA ttlllKt.S. WHOLESALE HEALKBS IN OliOCSKlKS AM. UOtOM, CORNER WATER ASD VIVE STS. . EVAN -IV1LLE. IND. THE undersigned have thU day formed a copartners!) ip lot "he parp.se of doing a wholesale Grocery and Liquor hutinesa F aving succeeded the business of Messrs Alliso, lwes DUrchlsed their stouk and made addition, to make. Xl'V.P",ortment. we.hall be able ''"K'JuvlKh. FOR CASH, as any house .a Eyansvilleoanyny jn.he w.- S.SÖRSN'ON.' THEsubscnber haslaken the above house, and nas entirely relltted and refurnished it, and is prepared k, entertain the natrons of the house in a satisfactory " manner. He hasalso rented the brick Stable. owned oy Mr. Peter Burke.and has a goodstock of horsesandcar- " ril?he8AaWe'is large, clean and welllocated. and good hosUe Zrl In confta'nt attendance. willbepaidto thecare .,S;jdJIons?oodllotelfjy8.tfJ JAYfcKS t II IX Tri. 25 eases new tyles fancy Print; 'Ul w s do black and white do; 9 do solid black do; UK,BUU III . , n-..U.).....!.,..!.!,, JAMES LOW '0418 Main street. Louisville. Ky. snhls-dAw 2O0Ero Cotton "loss; 150 gro Linen Floss: . an dos Hair Braids; 0 dot Dress Buttons. 75 pes fancy Silk, handsome styles: . n. black r.omha.lie; 60 fnv all wool Baree; -n,.M. dar aad for sale bv JAMES LOW . .IB 418 Main street. Louisville. Ky. mn.-n.w TiTCST QCA1.ITY of Blairsville I 9 nricea. dee24 FLOUR at rednoed THOS. HE ADEN. A XKS.-Collins. LippencoWs and Manns; i casks trace .Vchaias. hof and Halter chains for ,lUAIlr)KIRCn. .if 'HOOPER'S TOOLS.-A.full assortment "Si P j Planes and Truss Hoops just ree'd by r"'",; 1 'weed and for sale by v . id mhZl Main rtreetbet. Istandza. BbV.NK BOOK. A large and complete assortment of Blank Ledrs. Journals. Day and Cash Books of every ""mhll "tSla bindiBg' f" t'ONYNGTOJL---OMKTHINU PRETTY. A few ehoioe. first rate Moire Antique; sua areas patrons, reo o . a17 ft . r, n H 1 1 H . mhl7 .OsTk BOXES German soap: 20 boxes Palm soap: 13 Doses .jlF Cream cheese: 'AO gross ofass'd scrubbing brushes: .SO boxes of ground spices; 40 dot of ass'd Carry Combs for sale by mh22 I - t D. HEIM AN ?i . CHOICE RICK. Stieroes ree'd perT 0. Twithell for J s sals by A. E. GILBERT & CO.. 8yo. near Water. mnis sfHOICB RIO COFFKK. 50 bags best quaUty reo'd per T. 0. Twieh.ll. for sale by mhl S. K . GILBERT ft CO.. Rye. near Water. ' sO BtL has also jnst loceived 5 boxes superior so-a leaf j tobtet (Laughorne:) 5 gross short eut J. Anderson , :) 7 gross short out J. Andersons n.m:iirai -witnoneof the largest Steens oi uiuga -marxet. . ' ll ETROPOblT AN BOOTS.-The above article has ill ni.i.mi.j I, i. th .m that rave sueh general satf:sfaction lastfaU aad spring. Come and tit yourselves with a 1 pa.rfor Nundav. mhs.s HKSiiKiiiks .icn.r. a. Y. 55 bales .right Timothy reo'd per canal boat viorgan, ior sate oy mnxi r c n. E X8. soo bush small waite in shipping order lor sale ny moil i;bi. kiis its kj iIIKINESS CHANGED. I HAVE said my stock of Groceries to Messrs. Z. H. Cook fi Son. who willeontinne the business at my old stand, whieh I have rented to them for five years. They will also eonneot with it their present business of Family Groceries .nd Prodaee I hope my friends and customers will call and .xamine their stock and give them a liberal trial. la retiring from my present business, I would return my Sincere than&s to my numerous tr'endsand customers for their very liberal patronasre. and what is still more desirable in easiness, their very general punctuality in "material aid." J sharl henceforth b found at the omce oi Gro. Fo?eR a Co. .(of which tirm I am a member), and will giro to the business -of that house my personal attention, and where I shall be pleased to so my friends. ian22-tf M. W. FOSTER. T Oil CCO. Five Lump cheap to close consignment. decs we.... f.ikk no Ü YH AXT nTTÖ RS. 25.000 Ligh ts ass'd Sash; 125 Pannel Doors, m store ana ior sale ov ar8 ORR. DALZELL A- CO. 01, 4K4. 150bbls Plantation in fine order aad 100 hall-febls do. for sals by ORR, DALZELL 4 CO

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Fbaxk caster w u . r. joumtt. C Ali J' Kit & JOCETT. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SO. 23, BAST SIDE THIRD ST. , BUT. MAIM AN WATER LOUsVILLK. KY. Refer to Geo. Foster 4 Co., P. O. O'Riley & Co., Evansville. Ind. jel4-ly -1 case Bates' Weltinc ree'd this day and V W lor sale by JAMK3 LOW 4: CO., 418 Main street, Louisville. Ky. leb Cli"IM ERK. 30 pieces fancy Cassimere, banaaemstyles, ree'd this day and for sale by t sale b J AMI decl2-dw 418 Main St.. Louisville. Ky. rflOT TOU VTTK. 50 ease. Ripka Cottonades: 25 ease "A A' ew York Mills Cottonades, ree'd this day and for salt JA.VICa Ulf 418 Main street. Louisville. Kr mhl Sl'XnRIK..- -750 pieces Silk Handkerchiefs; 9AA Hni.n Mnriru Crav&ta: 150 de 8ht Bosoms; ree'd this day and for sale bj J AS. LOW k CO.. oet8 41 Miin street. Louisville. Ky. fff'.T hkceivku. 9 I Home Journal April 12; Billons Pictorial April 1;, N. Y. Pioaynno April is; . i . impawn April u; Saturday Post April 1; London Punch MaTeh 2i; London Illustrated News Mnrch 22: London Illustrated Times Mareh 22: V. Y. Ledjer April 19; Brother Jonathan April 12; N. Y. Timet April 12; V. Y.Clipper April 12 at ap!9 SAM' L LISTER. TKTI. 1 ease plaid MarseilVs Vesting, ree'd this day and for sale by JAS. LOW CO.. tnh29-dw 418 Main street. Louitrill. Ky. 1lT4XXIiLB. 5 eases Canton Flannels; 2 bales vellow do; 2 do blue twilled Flannels; 2 do green do do; ree'd this day and for sale by JAMES LOW fc CO.. deci7-1w 41S Main stre-t. lonisrille. Ky. TOWELIiVU. 2 ease brown Ilenebeck Toweling; 2 do bleached do do; ree'd this day and for sale by JAS. LOW A CO.. mhM-dlw 418 Vain street, Louisv He, Ky. CINCINNATL TVIXOK Sc GOOIMAN, AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AN D CITY MILLS B30K ASD NEWS PAPER. PLATVER & SMITH'S IE 1 h ii k Hook I up r ; SMITH Je PETERS CUT CARDS A CARD SHEETS ; Kifflnhody's uook ana news 1 Ii K , MAD RIVER MILLS, STRAW BOARDS, etc., eto. SAL fc.3 KUUJB3, II ü IV n 11 8 l Itlill, CINCINNATI. O. Where they offer every variety of paper adapted to the eity nd aoountry trade, and the materials employed in its manuctur hest .esgHa lance paiotor ttags. sepsom . lVf'1 - A TIP APEIt TVAKKHOISK. nilHEuudersigni'1, Wholesale Paper Dealers, invite the il attention of dealers and eonaumers to their large and wri.,! a.nck of Paners. Our arranieinents with Kastern manufaeturers and dealers are such that we are enabled to keep on hand, at all times, a large atocK oi uaps ana setters, plain and ruled; KlatOtps, Demys. Mediums, Royals and Super Royals; Blank Book Papers, manufactured by Platner At nmitD, ana oiuer ursi class nianuiiwfcuiciB. We are sients for the best Printers Cards, and keep on hand, at all times, a complete stock of Printers' Papers of every description. LigVtbodv's Book and News Inks; Met. reary's uoiorea mil, arumu auu uuiuaiio. U" hT on hand, in store, a larre stock of the best FourdrinierNewsand Book Paper,, and can supply orders to almost any extent, with regular sizes, and irregular sixes aketo order onsnortnotiee. W. nay the hiehest market price in cash, for Rags, Bag ging, Rope and Cotton Waste. nnnriwiw Wholesale Paper Dealers, & Manufacturers' Agents, tepll 77 and 7S Walnut St.. Oioeinnati. nil'ltOt l'.D PUIC i AlILE iHII,I. SOR arinding wheat and corn, and all other iubstancee requiring gr!nd ng. Genuine old Anohor Brand Bolting Cloths, and Belting of all widths. . .... Onrarent. J. R.Monroe, is authorised to sell the above articles at onr Cincinnati prices, including freight. Call st J. R. Monroe's Family Grocery, corner of Oak and Second streets. . , je!8-tf JAMES BRADFORD A CO.. Cincinnati. O . FKEBTliEli KoVnkio, ' COMMISSION MKBCHAST, NO. 7 LAFATETTE strrkt, NewOrlean, La. f.1 0 R the sale of Butter, Cheese, Lard, Eirs. Dried Fruits. Flour. Meat, and all sorts of Western Produce, anu tor the purchase of Groceries, ete. Cash advances made on oonsignments. Iecl4-d6m TXUIAK KTOHHS. 710 olbs assorted Gun Packing; 1 reels racking i arn: 2u0 lbs assorted White Rore: 3 doz assorted Wrenches: SOlbsNc.l Fleur of Emory; 5 bbls Winter-stra'ncd Lard Oil; or sale by my7 HORNBROOK & CO " PAYNES MEAT SHOP (Tt5cS 's nowopenedfor the season at the old ftsnd on N J Fi'Stftreet. between Vine and Sycamore streets. iflrZSL- I will keep constjntly on hand all kinds of fresl Meatsot the I'Sot qualities, and all of them at the lowest merket nrices I would be glad to have calls from my old eustomersandthe public generally feb6-tf WM. PAYNE. SPRJiG GOODS!! 1 ,r E are now receiving the largest, and mos' desirM -toek of DRY GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES, If ATS CAPS and notions ever offered in this market, to which w e respectfully inviwthe trade. aP4 ' J. S. JAQCESS & CO. CO FFKK. 0 bags prime, per Empire, for sale by novlS GEO FOSTER h CO. 1ARPlT CHAIN. 25 barslor sale by (tW feb26 S. E. GILBERT A CO., Sye. near Water. A"R KBEL, 25 kits prime No. for sale by mh4 I Mackerel ree'd and PKESTON BROS. ECKIVED 250 gross N.T. Paper Matche 'or sale by SV v I mbi r. & D. HEIM ANN. EV'ÄiVIILE TOOL STOUE. SH; OF THK Bli PLANR. MAIN STREET BKTWKEN riK.T AND StL'OSD. THE undersigned having largely increased his stock of Hardware, offers for sale to the citizens of Vanderburgh and surrounding Counties, an extensive assortment of MICCBANICS TOOLS ' " for Carpenters. Joiners. Millwrights, Cabinet and wagon makers. Coopcr. Masonry Gunsmiths, Blacksmiths and Butchers. &c. Also constantly on hand a full tockofgeneral Bl'lLPlNO HARUWARE locks, latches, butts and shutters, hinges, bolts, screws, brass geods, cts., nails, glass. sash and paines. CAKDKN AXDFARMINS TOOLS. Poeket and tafcle Cutlery, Chairs. Brushes. Seales, Bells. Axes andagreat variety of articles usually keptin hardware stores. Orders by mail or otherwise arefnlly atten'ipd t. . mhJl AUGUSTUS WALDKIRCH. SFKOti 4TS. A first rate article of seed Oats for sale by mh24-lm SHASKLIN& REILLY. ftiCrERFINK FLOCR Choioe brands at reduced prices by mh27 J. W. & S. VICKERY. V II II ES, CLOCKS, JEW'ELIIY.AII. WE have just received, (and are continually making additions.) a large and fine stock of Watches. Jewelry, Clocks. Siver Ware, 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 pnblie generally and the ladies in particular, are invited to call and examine ear stock and prices. . BITTROLKF & SONS. apl9 Mainatteet bet. Istand2d. BjIRKSH AKRIVAl. eases elegant Fancy Prints; 10 do assorted bleached Muslin: 100 pieces plain bl ck Lawns; 100 do half mourning Lawns; 85 do elegant French Robes; 120 do Chllie Beiege, extra qualities; 500 do assorted Pongee Silk Handkerchiefs; 30 cartoons assoited Ribbons, just ree'd end for sale rays J. H. MAGHEE & CO., 7 GKOCEHIES AND PKOVISIONS. UfH ERE can the hungry people get The best of Groceries, dry and wet? They'll find them, yon may safely bet. At Z. H. Cook & Son's. There's Sour andsugar. soda, soap. Pipes, pickles, buckets aad kitchen stuff; Cigars quite worthy of a puff. For eash at Z . H . Cook & Son's. There'seodfish. coffee, starch and spice. Hams, cheese and butter, very nice; All to bo had at thelowest price. For cash at Z. H. Cook & Son's. Corn meal, molasses, pork and salt. And further, lest the rhyme should halt. You'll find lust every thing but fault For cash at Z. H. Cook & Son's. In fact, believe this tale or not No man, exoeptastupidsot. Can want for oven, pan or pot, "r any thing that can't be got To nibble eotd or swallow bot. For cash at Z. H. Coos & Son's. TO Bora Planes aad Plane Irons just ree'd by mh21 WALDKIRCH. TO THE LADIES. HANKLTN k REILY won d respectfully invite th.e attention of the ladies of Evansville and vicinity to their large and varied stock of Embroideries, and white goedsjnst receivea. embracing: Lumerick Lac Collars and sleeves; Kmb'd Linen do do; Mattese ArChroohetdi do; Book Muslin do do; Jaconet, Cambria and Swiss Collars: Swiss and Jaconet Embroidered Bands: do do Edgings aad Insertions; English Thread. Lace and Edgings; Mourning Collars and Sleeves; White and black English crape Collars; Molian and white embroidered Skirts; French Corsets and silk Vests ; Striped Nanisoek. Swiss sod Plaid Muslins; Keal dotted od Embr.idered Swiss dress paerji, fer alalet ow prices by my 2 SHANKLtN & REILY

MISCELLANEOUS.

IW1IEEI.EII A; WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES. naHESE Machines eperate upon an entirely new prinot' B. pie, nsingno shnttle. l ut one needle and two threads. They have been in operation in the bands of families and manufacturerssuffioiently longtogive them athoroughtrial, and have given entire satisfaction. They are very simple in construction, and highly ornamen tal as well as useiui, ntted to adorn ataays pan, or occn py a less conspicuous position in theshop of the aitisaii. It has been our object to furnish a Machine that would be applicableto family use. as well asto the wants of Tailors, Dress aad Cloak Makers. Shirt and Collar Manufacturers, &c. We are oonfidant that our Machinesin the presentform are the best ever offered to the public. Thoussnds of families can testify to their merits on all kinds of family sewing, while Shirt and Collar Manufacturers'! aely acknowledge their superiority over allothers for their work. An examination of the Machines isTespectfully soliMtedn at Hopkins & Read's, E. O. READ epi7tf Sole Agent forSonthernlndia ED AY A KD IIOILE, SHEET-IRON WORKER, BOILER MAKER AND BLACKSMITHING IS GENERAL; ANUFACTURE of Boiler Rivets. Railroad Chairs and Ilm. Spikes, N. E. Oorner Main and Cherry streets, St. Louis, Mo. fiF Second hand Boilers always oa hand. Repairing lone upon the shortest notice. mhl8-3m TO JBOA fjiES" I HAVE opened, on the oor-sWli fener of Canal and Main streets. LI BOAT STORK and C AMll.T UKUCKRT tlirolishment. where I will be prepared at all times to supply Canal and Ohio Boats, and families wlthvery article thev need in the way of Stores. Canal Boatsmen are particularly requested to remember my place. mh!3-2twdtf JOHN FARRELL. 1S50. NEW SPUING GOODS. 1S5. fUST received in store a fresh lot of Spring Style Goods, which we are prepared to dispose of at the lowst figures. We shall continue to Tece've all the latest styles of goods di-rec-. from the importers and manufacturers, and hope by our strist attention to the wants of the merchajts to merits fair shareof their patronage. J. C.. JEW ELL & LO.. wni.s-tl corner v ine auu r i rfc ht reqw. BR LS No. 1 Plaster Paris in store ad for sale bv JmW mh2 Z. H COOK ft SON. UTILITY, BEAIITV, ELEGANCE R E F I NAe"m EXT. f, VERY one of the bore nam ms will Te fonnd well adapt4 ti to and a true represantatiTe of the immense quantities of Goods int arrived at the well known Store of Wm. Laewen tli a 1 Sc Co. Oorner of Mnin and F-rststreets. Haviotr an assortment and a selection of Ooods. surpassing in the variety ofnyles, colors and shades, also in qnantitr and quality any and erery thing whieh we or any other honse ever exhibited, we take particular pleasure to invite oar friends and enstomers in EvansvUle and vicinity to give os a call. Weextend onr invitation in particular to the fair sex. awurine them that every article iosttfftnaMe under the name of Dry 5nods. Embroideries (Swiss. French and Scotch) Fancy Goods. Manillas- White (roods of every description. Shawls, Millinery and SMraw Goods, ean be seeu in the richest, choice and moifc varied assortment. We are fully convinced that we ean satisfy the mostsansuine expectations, an1 satufy every claim respctinc s;ood taste and low prices. In Clotint of etfery kind and cut we ean please every demand as forfashien. color or quality, and tho same in pitiee itoods. Tome and convince voursMves. mhll WM. LOEWEMTRAL & CO. rKMOIVS. lOboxsin store and foi nm hr A apl3 PRESTOV BROS. IXTRjTrOHTV FLOrR. JÜsTreceived a farther A supply of F. Msrkle's eitrs urxrnne flour, warranted equal to the best St. Louis hrn-t. Äp4 HKRSHT,qTQ'W RSOV. 8 BUSHELS Hominy jnstfröm eke mills and madr W out of pure white Hint. Hominy con forsale at wholesale or retailby F. HORN BROOK & CO. epa 1C ASK Zante Currants: 1 bl.l paper-shell Almonds; 30 boxes Raisins ass'd M. R. and Layers; 2 trails Dates, reo'd per steamer Defender bv ap2 Z. H. COOK k SOV. o RANGE. 20 boxes just received and lor ssle by apio ritcaio.'XDKua. I? LASTING POWDER. 25 kegs just ree'd and for saieby apii kkhsius bkos. SEM ON SYRUP- Baldwin A r'd per Persia, forsal by ap8 S. & 31yers' pure lemon, E. GILBERT k CO. CKMF..NT AND LIMB. 75 bblsC.ment; 100 bblsWhite Lime, in store and for sale by fmy ORR. DALZELL' & CO. ERM ETICALLYSKALE FRESH OYSTERS. 15 eases I and 2 pound cans, ree'd ner Persia, for sale ap8 S. E GILBERT k CO. by SO DOT, Grain Cradles; 20 due H&lf Bushels, in store for .le by ap8 ORR, DALZELL & CO. CAIAI. STOKAtiE. IH ATE a lare double Warehouse at the Canal Basin, capable of storing any amount of produce, which will be received, stored taken cure of and held subject to the owner's orders, on the most reasonable terms. mh P. fl. O'RILEY. fcOMK-TIC JJQLOK8. Kß 30 bhls m. Brandy; 20 bbls Bourbon k Rvs Whuky; do do Gin; IB do Peach Brandy: 5 do Cherry Brandy, lor .ale at mhö 8. MYflRS'. rORKl,; BRAM1IKK AAD VK!5. MiJeria; Malaga; Port; Catawba; Claret.; Rhine Wine. Forsale by mh26 8. MYERS. SlBClSO AND aSUi'tinCTft GOOÖS. tHAVE just returned withmr stock of sprioc and summer roods, selected by myself with great care as to style a 'd material. anl invite the gentleman of the city and vicinity to call and see for themselves. Shop on Second St.. opposito Mr. Mcflarers Chiirch. DAN. O'NEAL. ( R Vi:kl.KS At WHOLESALE Lili K UTA IL. f Briii undersigned constantly keeps ou hand a large assortfil ment of fresh Water. Butterand Susrar Crackers, and also of Soda. Pilot and Naval Bread, which being manufac tured by the latest lmiaoved Machinery, tney ean be sold at as low a priee as in any place in the West, and are notexcelled in duilitv bv an v other manufactory in the countrv. A larse stock alwa"son hand at my shop, ea Water street between Sjcamore ana vine, declR-dtt 3. SINZTCH. lAurj run. mali;. THE sindersined havlns; determined to more to California, offers tor sale the Farm ou which he now resides. situated on the road leading from Evansville to Mt. Vernon, in Perry Township, coatainins; IÜ6 acres. Said land is coraprisea OI inree wacss, mil wtu luipruveu auu suLtLMifu wun the best water, and in a healthy part of the county of Vanderburtrh. . Persons wishinr to purchase a part or the whole ef said Farm, will learn the terms by application to the underaisned upon the uremisej. Title indisputable. apiu-i wadmw niiA3 iv iwn i . MFCiiASICSMVORKlS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. KVANSVll.LE, 1VD, WILLIAM BOVLB CO., WM AVING purchased Mr. Henry Schriber's well known U.M. Foundry, would respectfully ask a continuance of the atronage extended him, and invite the attention of sll who vant Foundry work of any kind done, te our facilities. Wo ire experif need in the business, and will warrant all work we do, and prices reasonable. We are prepared to manufacture Steam Engines, Fire Enrines, Hydraulic Presses. Tobacco Screws aud Presses. Saw Mill and Grist Mill Machinery. Ruildina Bastings. Horsepower Thrashers. Corn Shellers, Lard Kettles. Lard Presses, Railroad Work, Steamboat Re pairs done, etc. Castivgs of every description made to order at shortnotico. Steam Boilers, Lard Tanks, and all the fixtures belonging ;herto , Brass castings of all kinds mads to order. All orders maybe addressed to WM, BOYLE A- CO. mh28-8w Eansville. Ind. & GROSS keg Fassetsfilledwithleather:24dox Ox Marroa; 15 doslong 1 square German Cologne, 24 doc bears oil for sale by aplT I. k D. HEIMANN. SUNDRIKS.125 cartoons Bonnet Ribbons, new and handsome styles; 100 do new styles Dress Trimmings; 150 doi Cambric Cravats, assorted qualities; 25 pieces supertwill'd Freneh Black Cloth: 20 cartoons Silk VelvetRibbon.differentwidths: 350 Parasols, assorted styles. 5 pes Satin de Chine; AO doz Tuck Combs, 75 doi Ind:a Rubber Puff Combs; inn dos Horn do, 150 gro Metal Vest Buttons; lOOgro metal Coat Buttons; 150 gro horn Pand do: ree'd this day and forsale by JAS. LOW k CO.. mh29-dw 418 Main street, Louisville, Ky. L. S. CLABK.:. J M . STANFIKLD. CLARKE & STAXFIELD, CAKPENTEKS AND JOINERS, Shop eomer First and Chesnnt streets. A Ld work entrusted to ns, done with neatness and disXl patch. JE3r Particular attention paid to the patting np of Stores, Store Fronts, and Jobbing generally. mh26-tf CZ. BBLS Esaktsal; 20 pa'ckalee No 1 Mackerel fa saJe py apis z. 0, tuua a ö vj 3 .

MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES. 63HANKLIN k REILY beg leave to call the attention to 9 their friends and customers, to their large and wall f.lected assortment of new spring and summer dry goods, ree'd during thepast two weeks, comprising one of the most desirable stocks to be found in the city, which they .ffer at wholesale and retail to their customers and the publie generality atlowpricesforeash or prompt time buyers. Theirstock consists in part of the following: Broad cloths, black and fanoy Cauimeresand Tweeds, white, buff and fancy Marsaillesand silk Vestings, Cottonades. Croton cloths and plain and fanya Linen Drills, rich Calicoes of Philip Allen, Spragues, Bne State Mills and other rich printed French and Scotch Jaconets and Lawns, rich printed Freneh Robes, plain and satiy striped Beregss, black and colored Crape Mants, white Cashmere, plain and fancy Ginghams, rich printed Organdies. Brillianteesaad Challi de Lames, white crape Shawls, black andfancy ailkshawl', rich stilla shawls and scarfs, black and white lace Capes. Moria antique Parasols, silk and gingham Umbrellas, Panama, Leghorn and Braid Hats. Englishstraw and fancy Bonnets, rich bonnet Ribbons. Hosing, Gloves. Palm leaf and fancy Fans, booisaad shoes. Carpets, floor and stair Oil Cloth and printed window blinds, together with a great variety of Trimmings, small wares and faney goods, A-or;e. myl SHANKLIN At REILY. ECLECTIC MEDICINES. ECEIVED by CRAWFORD BELL, the largest assortS SL ment of concentrated preparations ever brought to this maraet. comprising: Rupatorm. anguinsnn Leptandrin, Podophyllin, Hvdrastin. Irisin. Phytolaccin. . Myricin, Hyoscysmin. Scutellaria, Cjpripdin, Canlophylin, Senecin. Gelsemin, Macrotin, Asolepidln, Xanthoxylin, Helonin. niysj NEW FAMILT grocery. WE have bought the stock and taken the store fo ras erly occupied by T. Bacon A: Co., on Msin street. opposite the Branch Ban, and have made larce additions t their stock, with sueh a,7angements for future supplies as justifies us in promising the citizens of Evansville and vieinity, as great a variety of the best articles of Family Groceries as any house in the eity. Being determined to use every exertion to give satisfaction in all cases, we hope to receive a liberal patronage Giv us a trial. Aii Moods foiiverea ireeoi cnargo mh!3 HERSHBERGER k CARSON. THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IM ram ro dl cs x? AVING reduced their prices to correspond with the reduced eost of Saltpetre, continue to offer their well known brands of Electric Indiah Riri.a and Kentucky Riklk Powder, in kegs and canisters. Also Ounpowderfor Blasting and Mininr. comprising a full assortment of qnalitio and kinds roquired by the trade, guaranteed to give entire satisfaction . The standard of their Powder, whieh has now enjoyed the highest reputation for more than twenty, fire years, will be found unsurpassed by any other manufacture of .he kind in the world. Forsale bv the principal dealers, and also at th. ofhosof she Company, No. 8a Wall, cor. Water street. New York. A. ilAAlUi, x-resinenv A. E. Dovta,ASfl, Sec'y. mvCa-stmB TRAVELER'S HOME, Former! v Bull's Head Tavern. THE undersigned has taken the above well knows house, and relltteS and refurnished it throughout, in the best style. The accommodations will he seoond to no other bouse n Evansville. I have good rooms for Boarder', and Been as well supplied a table as the market will atlord and rates rea sonable. Attached to the house is a good Bowling Alley. Travelers will receive every attention, and tbetr cattle be well tak.n care ot augll-tf WM. D. THOMAS. COPARTNERSHIP. HE undersigned have formed a copartnership, under th3 name and style of Rabcoek k Sonntag, and will carry on the Hardware Business on Water street, at the old stand si Rabcoek Brothers. HENRY O. BABCOrK, jy21-tf GKOKGE S. SONNTAU. c 1IEKSB. 10 boxes very superior rhese just ree'd by aue27 HBBSHHKKHKK UAKSIIJ. K TIDKR VIA KU Alt. 10 bWs. warrnted pure on hand aad for sale by ang?r HGRsHBKKUKK & CA KSI1W . )U KI.hU PORK. L aug27 5 bbls for retailing. HERSHBERGER & CARSON. fcTHOICE F kMLLY FLOUR always on band at j aug27 E 8. BABCOCK's. Water street. fi KMOXli. Just ree'd from Baltimore per railroad by aUgQ . " V, W U IV o U-'. c HKESB. boxes, choice article, inst ree'd from Cin cinnati, forsale by augM VICIiKK & JOHJ6US. mSACKKREL In barrels and kitts all number.. sale by B. E. GILBERT & CO., Sye. near Watt nugl COFFKB AJI'O TEA. baisi prisss Coffee and 1 ehe. J Tea. ree'd and for sale by jel I. STAFFORD. Z. H. COOK & SON, WHOLES ALE AND RET MI, DEALERS IN ' tiKOCEUIEN Ac PROVISIONS, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT," FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN. RETAIL DEPARTMENT, MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THK CORNHK rW H. COOK begs to thank hit friends in Evansville and A s neighborhood, tor their favors so freely bestowed upon him since he has be in business amongst thorn, and takes this opportunity of introducing to their notice his son. Mr. H.A. COOK, whom hehaa taken into partnership from this date, and solicits for the new tirmoi Z. H. COOK A Son. s continuance of the snpportso liberally conferred en himself. nnrchtLsed the wh"le of thestock of Mr. M, W. Foster, feel confident that they will be enabled to supply the citizens ot Evansville with every article they may require in the Gro cery and Provision lino. Z. H. C. Son wish especially to draw the attention of persons in the country having prodnee of any kind to dispose of. to their ineraved facility for taking oft th.ir stock, and supplying them at their store, with all articles required in the wholesale department, at prices that must ensure theiT orders for the future. feb2-tf NEW GOOBÜ, 9UST receive at Mrs. McKay's Cap and Trimming Store. Also an assortment of Window Shades. Oil Cloths, Bu reau and Stand Covers, on First street near Main, mhl. RS. ffBSA i . PAINTIN! PA1TINCI GEORGE G. WALKER & CO., ORSAMBNATAL AND SIOM PAINTIXO. a LL orders will be attended to with punctuality and disr patch. Office Venneman't Row, Vino street, between Second and third streets. feh2f,-tf T0, BOXES city Window Glass 8x10 9x12 10x14 10x12 lOilS; 20 gross extra pint flasks received this day aud for sale by ap5 I. & D. HEIMANN. PATEN LEXTHER fj 4 ITERS. Gents black drab cloth, patent leather gaither boots. Oxford and Prince Albert cuts from the most fashionable mannfactorv East. apl2 HENDRICKS &'McREA. rTl CASES Ladies Bootves; 5J eases Child Bootees;ti s W asss Men calf and kip shoes: 1.50 eases Men's boots lor sale by mh31 J. H. MAGHEE k CO. LL WOO TWEEDS. 2 bales grey Twe-d reo'd tofm day and for sale by JAS. L.UW & CO (SPOOL THBE VD. iC9 2"0iross. ine yards, white Spool Thread: 2 to do 100 do col'd do do:rec'dthisday and forsale by mylO JAM KS Mn k C QKVliG MLR. 10U lbs black sswing silk, ree'd toiü day and forsale by JAMES "LOW k CO.. ap2S 418 Main street. Louisville. Ky. !TL ÄrK L cases sol id black lawns, received A. to-davaud forsale by jambs i.uiv Arcu. ap2S 418 Main street, Louisville. Ky. HOG THREAD. 1 ease ree'd to-day and forsale by ap26 JAMfeSlAJW 41S Main st., Louisvillee Kv TRIMMI'Gü 10 cartons Silk Fringre; 10 eamons silk trimmings, ree'd to-day Bdlorste by apM JAMES LUVV f!Ü. 0L9 AO cartoons Könnet Ribbon assorted; 50 do Dress Trimming? do: ree'd this davnd for sal by JAMES LOW fr CO.. my 3 418 Main street. LonisviHe, Ey. CALDWEIX & LAI.GLET, H"JTAVINÖ taken the old stand formerly occupied by 7. H. 0 fl. Took, next the Post Office, have a large and well selected stock of Family Groceries, which they offer low for cash, hopinr by close attention to business to receive a liberal share of publie patronage. my 8 OU3VDRIE8. 50bnshels Potatoes 30 lbs Table Baiter. KP 100 tos tsggs. just receiTea at myt7 CALDWELL & LANG LET'S Family Grocery . HEW WINE A1j L,iU oit rrouE. WE hereby inform the pnblie of Eransville and snrronnding country iu seneral. that we have, nndar this date. opened an above said concern; where we shall keep constantly all sorts of Wiuesand Liquors, which we intend to sell at toe lowem prices, country score Keepers wui uo wen so gire us a call . Particular attention is called to our stoek of pnre Port, Claret and Madeira Wines. Freneh brandies, rood old Whisky in bottles, which are adapted ior medical purposes. S. HAMBO & CO.. mylö-tf Main street opposiU the Court Bouse. TO GENTLE J1E!V OF TASTE. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &C, AO. JUST BECEIVKD AT D. S. ANDERSON'S ITIercIiant Tailor. I HAVE jnst received some beautiful articles for Gentleman's wear, selected by myself, and superior in quality and beauty to anything ever before opened in this city, and of the very latest styles. I invite the attention of gentlemen to my cloths, spring cassimeres, vestines, Ac, A c. Any of these goods will be made up per order in the mot fashionable styles, and warranted tot. D. S.ANDERSON. ap29-tf Firt street, between Slain and Sycamore. COAL! COAL!! WE are now rioeiTirr a large lot of the best coal in the West, and are ready to supply onr friends and customers by the small or large quantities. We will deliver it to private houses at 12)4 eencs per bushel, to thowholeeale consumers, we will makes liberal deduetion. Orders I.ftat Jett)Bj0f Hollgsworth & Bqgha win be prorarlsstendedto. ar J. W. A J. W. HTTJHtS,

anxml LITTLE AT PIEST, BUT MIGHTY AT LAST. BY C. HACKAT. A traveler through a dusty road Strewed acorns 011 Jie lea, And one took root, and sprouted up, And grew into a tree. , Love sought its shade at evening time, To brealh its early vows. And Ago was pleased, in heau of noon, To busk beneath its boughs, The dormouse loved its wangling twigs. The birds sweet music bore, It stood a glory in its place, A blessing evermore! A little spring had lost Its way Among the grass aud fern: A passing stranger scooped a well, vVhere weary men might turn. He walled it in, and hung with cars A ladle at the brink He thought not of the deed be did, But judged that toil might drink. He passed again and lo! the well, By summers never dried, Had cooled ten thousand parching tongues. And saved a life beside! A dreamer dropped a random thought; 'Twas old, and yet' twas new A simple fancy of the brain, But strong in being true; It shone upon a genial mind, And lo: its light became A lamp of life, a beacon ray A monitory flame. The thought was small its issue great; A atch-flre on the hill. It shed its radiance far down. And cheers the valley still! A nameless man amid a crowd That thronged the daily mart. Let tall the word ol hope ana love, Unstudied, from tha heart: A whisper 011 the tumult thrown A transitory breath It raised a brother from the dust, It saved a soul from death. O germ! O fount! O word of lova, O thought at random cast! Y were but little at the first, But mighty at the last! From tha Sew York Evening PosL A PKECEDENT FOB THE SUMNER OUTRAGE. In looking over the History of North Arner ica, I find, on" pages 410 and 411, a record of. an act by the minions of power, very similar to that perpetrated on .senator Sumner, re cently, in the United States Senate. This took place in 1769 or '70 ; the time is not given exactly. James Otis, of Boston, was the man : . "He had been affronted by the partizans ofi the crown, vilined in the public papers, and treated (after his resignation of the office of Judge Advocate, in Gov. Bernard's administration) in a manner too gross for a man of his spirit to pass over with impunity. Fearless of consequences, he had always given the world his opinions, both in his writings and his conversation, and had recently published some severe strictures on the conduct of the Commissioners of the Customs; and others of the ministerial party ; and bidding a defiance to resentment, he supported his allegations by the signature of his name. A few days after this publication appeared, Mr Of.is with nnlv nnp mnllatnun in .... , - 6j'"""""' v'v'"'r" ny. Was Suddenly assaulted in a UubllC room.

bV a band Of ruffian armed with wnrrU nnH T Tr "d u widely known as a shipping point second uy a. ud.nu ui I uiuailS, anueu Wltn SWOrOS ana r to Dut fnv towns on the Ohio river from Lonisvillo u vansbludgeons. They Were headed by One Of the ville. Th. loeation and charaterof th business of th n i n n,i . i place imperatively require other branches of business ta B Commissioners Of Customs. Ihe lights Wer conducted, vis: ATobaooo Summery. Ac. Ac; elleaseaimmediately extinguished, and Mr. Otis, cov-! ÄfToV.7.

eruu wita wuunus, was ich ior aeau, wnne the assassins made their way through the crowd which began to assemble ; and before their crime was discovered, fortunately for themselves, thev escaped soon enough to take refuge on board one ol the King's ships, which lay in the harbor. Though the wounds did not prove mortal, the consequences were tenfold worse than death. The future usefulness of this distin guished friend of his country was destroyed, reason was shaken from its throne, genius ob scured, and the great man iu rums lived several years for his friends to weep over, and hii country to lament the deprivation of talents admirably adapted to promote the highest in terests of society. "This catastrophe shocked the feelings of the virtuous not less than it raised the indignation of the brave, yet a remarkable spirit of forbearance continued for a time, owinir to the respect still paid to the opinions of this gentleman, whose voi.'e, thou 'h always opposed to the strides of despotism, was ever loud against all tumultuous and illegal proceedings. He was, after a partial recovery, sensible himself of his incapacity for the exercise of talents that had shone with peculiar lustre, and often invoked the messenger of death to give him a sudden release from a life become burdensome in every view but the calm interval of a moment permitted him the recollection of his own integrity. In one of these intervals of beclouded reason, he forgave the murderous band, after the principal ruffian had asked pardon in a court of justice. On a civil process commenced against him, he was adjudged to pay 5,000 sterling damages, but Mr. Otis, despising all pecuniary compensation, relinquished it on the culprit's asked pardon, and setting his signa ture to a very humble acknowledgement; and at the intercession of the gentleman whom he had so grossly abused, the people forbore m flicting that summary vengeance which was generally thought due to so black a crime. "Mr. Otis lived to see the independence of America though in a state of mind incapable of enjoying the great event which his own exer tion had hastened. After several years of mental derangement, as if in consequence of i his own prayers, his great soul was instantly set tree, by a flash of lightning, from the evils of which the love of his country had involved him. "His death took place in May, 1883, the same year that peace was concluded between America and Great Britain." Such was the spirit of oppression at that day. Has it changed for the better at this time? I think not no nor never will. Z. S, TWO PrOMISEST INSTANCES OF ThIEVINO Recorded. George, of Cappadocia, born at Epiphania, in Cicilia, was a low parasite, who got a lucrative contract to supply the army with baeon. A rogue and informer, he got rich, and was forced to run from justice. H saved his money, embraced Arianism, collected a library, and got promoted by a faction to the episcopal throne of Alexandria, When Julian came, A. D. 361, George was dragged to prison; the prison was burst often by a Sip&sg4 Qeorga aj Iricd, aa he deierved.

And this precious knave became, in good tims, St. Georgs of England, patron of chivalry, emblem of vietory and civility, and the pride of the best blood of the modern world. Strange, that the solid truth-speaking Briton should derive from an im poster- Strange, that the New World should have ho better luck that broad America must wear the name of a thief. AmeTigo Vespucci, the pickle dealer at Sevile. who went out in 1499. a

subaltern with Ilojeda, and whose highest naval rank was boatswain's mate in an expedition that never sailed, managed in this lying world to supplant Columbus, and baptize half the earth with his own " dishonest nam. Thus nobody can throw stones. We are . equally bad off in our founders; and the false pickle dealer ia an offset to the false bacon seller. Emerson's English Traits. . . (fSr A countrr editor says he has received the followinff "stop my paper:" "Dear sir I have looked carefully over your paper for six months Tor the death of some individual ,1 L T , , , , , . mat i was acquaimea Wim, DUt as yet not a single soul I care anything about has dropped off; you will please have my name erased." ' LUMBER! LUMBER!! II. II. BENNETT YTtrOULDrespeotlully announce to the ciuiensof Evaas,f vUloandsnrronadingoonntry. thath koepavonstaaw -Jv on hand a largo aad full assortment of Pino Lumber. ' Shingles. Dressed and Undressed Flooring. Pressed and Endressed Weatborkoarding, et., etc.. whioh he will sell sheap for eash . Orders from th. country solicited. Yard on Carpenter street, noar K rata A Bellman's Foundry. He has also a yard at Vinoenaes, Bear th Kvansvslla Crawfordsvill Railroad Depot., and la prepared t. faratah to all ia that section with a full variety at oheap a a ko . bought in Erensvillo. L. L. WATkON, Ag.nl. i3-f ViacenaM. KT. CHARLES HOTEL, -PORTLAND. KY. TBTB nnderslgn.d. Leasee of this newly reotd 'and adaairahly adapted Hotel, tak.s pleasure ia nnnounolng v. th. pnbllogenerailr. and especially to cassennra arrivln e departing at tha Portland Vi harf. that this house is aow.ompletely furnished and ready for the accommodation of GnasU. Every item of Furniture, beddins?. and indeed, th. bnildins? throughout, is fitted np with articles expressly manuraetarsa for the hoos. Situated as th. St. CnARxasia. lmm.diat.lv at th. landln of the principal shipping point for Louisvill., t re nearly all her stronger greets first arrive, aad from whence they daBart for the West aad South, this house affords aeon venieaM aad comfort to the traveler heretofore not experienced at this point. It shall ba th. earnest endeavor of th. Proprietor of thla Establishment to command a liberal share of public patronage, because be intends to deserv. it. The Bous, with Its xtsusiv. grounds, eool, shady groves, and general eonvamincs. is nnsnrpaas.d as a transient kons. It hall b. k.pt as a flrst-elass Hotel lacking no oas of th sssoatials of sank an establishment. Mr.J.W. Esddino. well known to the traveling pibll. from his long connection with Hotels in Louisville, U.ngaged. and will assist ia ths general management of the hen.. The patroaage of the publie is respectfully solicited. ysl-tf w. w. Uni, rropnetoE. BUCHANAN, FREMONT, FILLMORE ! O THE ELECTION N the 4th of Novemoer, will show who wUI eon et Srf-r nmphantaad he the People's cboie. W. do sot in Wad' to wait so long, and therefor. Invite, most respectfully. ALL PAKT1B8 to examine ear very largo, new and beautiful selection f DKY GOODS! , , fn th. Domes! aad Fancy linos; also, a handsome assort . meitef Ready made Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Gas, . all suitakls for FALL AND WINTER. WJI. LOEWENTHAL CO.. . anglg Corner of Main aad First. ROCK. HAVEN FOB KALE. WISHING to retire from aetlv. business to -my ' farm, I now offer this plae. f r sale. On tttsa eomDodiou. Tavern House, oi. large three story Stone W alehouse, also oneof Frame; a Pork Hons with eapaeiw to slauxhter from aOOto 500 hogsn.rr with good M table, and all necessary out-bnil4nga It hai a ston landing of good depth of water and at all tiM fr, from mud. It now oess a rood Dry Goods and Groplace amaxingly . A large section of the country from which to this time, no trad, has been derived (for want of roads) and nearer this point than any other will in a shorttim. b. brought to this place (as an order has been issued from start for th Daiag of new roads.) For further infornratian addiM. ... , . . ROBERT GRAHAM. jyt-ds Rock Haves., at. IBB LITTLE "3d A S WITH TBE ' Whs can drss a ptrsoa ia Wool , Linen Bilk or CottesV.. INVERT Gentleman desires to be neatly and tastily dress!i ed. It is eminently proper that this should both, aim of all. and we hav. noticed that nearly all the well-dresaedj daisensof our city purchase their Clothing at A. LOBENSTIJiE'S Western Star Clothing' Store, anderthe Pavilion Hotel, corner of Water and Sycamore ass. Kverythingin the line of Clothing and Furnishing Goods.-, may be had. ready made or made to order, not only ia ths best manner and style, bntatthe very lowest prices. A general assortmentof Hate. Caps, Leather Trunks, Car pet-t ags and Valises, everything that a gentleman can wasrouse, yon may find at the Western Star. apB A JARO. If AVIMG associated with me in business Mr. Charles. BB. McJohnstoa, Jr.. in piaee of Mr. 8. Vickery retired. W. will oontinn. to do a Family Grooery and Provision business, at the eld Staad, near the "IVashington Hotel. ander thenam and styl f Vickbbt ft Johnston". I will be happy to wait on all my old friends and enstomers, and on as many new ones as may favor us with their patronage, promising to do ths agreeable to 11 . , . , JAMES W. VICKERT. P. B. Mri m'l Vickery is authorised to make collections aad pay all demands against the old firm. Th. nam oftb. old Irm will be used In ths liquidation of debts, io. jylT J, W. V. ' NEW DKIT.S, PRRHII AND FINE. T FICn r VIERLIVG have just opened largo assortment SLof Drun and Medicines, to whit h they invit the attention of Merchants and Physicians. They also keep Window Glass. Glassware. Tobacco. Cigar. Paints. Bruchesof alljkiuds. Oils, Dyestuffs, Spiees. Perfumery. Fancy Articles. &c, Ac. Also all popular Patent .Medicines. All kinds of Paints ground in oil. Pure Wines and Brandies forMedicinalpurposess' Prescriptions carefully prepared. Call at Ko. 14 Water st. anderthe Journal Office. snyg-tf A jrilLLEK WAITED. , K experienced snd competent Miller is waated Imme .na. diately at the Newburgh mills. n.rmannnf. nlaea kt Knnltin, IAD. ta Such a man an get a W. b J. V. McKISTTET, aog20-lmdAw Newbnrg. lad. JAI.T. 2.500 bblsNo. 1 Bne Kanawha attha River. Ratlk5 road Depot and Canal. Also, 550 bbls coarse Alum Salt, forsale low. at manufacturer's prices by sugl GEO. FOSTER & CO., Ag uKanawhaSaltC. 147 HV MUSIC The Lost Steamer: iH Gtiety Schottisch; Hudson Way. Polka; Juliette Bell; John Brown's Legacy) t.gensay's Last waits, Ior sale ey anglft T. CÖXTNGTOW OO. rrW YORK MATCH KS 1 w, 100 g'oss Wooden Boa Hatches; 200 do Paper do do. 200 qr-gao do angl6 d. do, ne'd per railroad by Z.U. UUUA at ova. r;t.M cam HOR. lease ree'd per Marengo, for sal. i. K. GILBERT k CO.. Syc. near Wate. V J13 BV ("HOICB INDIOO- 200 lbs very choice inst ree'd. fa J sale low byjyM 8. E. GILBERT t CO. 1JOTATOKS. 2A bbls ver? fin. Irish Potatoes just res't J?!1 b y J el HERSHBKRG ER At CA RS 0. SÖAPAXII CAfsJDLEg 2A bxs German Soap; 25 bxs Palm Soap; 25 bxs Star Candles; .25 bxs Extra Tallow Candles, justr-e'dev mv28 Z. H. COOK & SON. r 4 KEGS Whit Lead; 3 bbls Linseed Oil . jnst ree'd by 9ß ielO Z. H. COOK k SON ADMI.VISTRATOK'8 IVOTICB. JVOTICE is hereby give, that the undersign bd has been an1 V pointed administrator, with the will annexed of the estate of VhomasCowlo, late of Vanderburgh oounty. deceased1 said estate supposed to be solvent. H. Q, WHEELER Administrator. jyl8 . With Will Amax4, BROOMS KD WASHBOARDS 75 dos Faacy aad Shaker Brooms; SOdos Wash Boards; 50 bxs aad hf-bxs Wheat Starch; 15 bbls Pearl Barley; 3 bbls Oat Meal; 100 bxe ierman a I'alm SoapiS bxs fancy Rorsa A Bar Soap; 5 hhds prime Sugar; 40 bbls 8yrnt Molasses; 20 hf-bbls Molasses: 15 do Loaf A pow'd Sugar; 2 tieroes Carolina i, roo'd and for a' bv j e2d I. St P. HElMAys. M SAD V - wnk..k.l. WhIA. fn. Ml. by U .p GEO. FOSTER A CO. SS? ith y0ttll'Clf- Pokert gVotwifi QfllUBs COPPER RIVETS AND EL'K-Bi-. 99y Jast roe' d by E x press . fo r sal by sogt BABCOCK SONf(IASkWtersttW

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