Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 79, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 October 1856 — Page 1

URNAL. F. Y. CARLILE, Proprietor; Office of Publication Corner of "Iain and Water Streets. TEIV CE.ATS PER WEEK VOLUME IX. EVANSVILLE, IND., WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 29. 1856. NUMBEH 79

PRTNTED AND PUBLISHED BY 25". "ST. O.A.XIXjXXj.23. Vomer ' of Main an 1 Water Streets. .I'Kiltfj OK tfCetwOfilPriU.V . .Sally Paper. . (.MailelJ -By theweek (payeola to Carriers) , .Tri-Weekly Paper ' , Weekly Paper.... ; ' CUl)ä lOur more 81 Copies 1 Twelve Copies . 4 (M) . 1 to .10 i)0 .18 00 ; - A VISIT TO ME. riLLXOEE. - - ..The following extract of a letter from Richard Yeaden, Esq., of Charleston, addressed to tha Charleston Courier, will be read with 'great interest by every Southern man. Mr. r j Yeaden is a Southern man, born and reared in '"Charleston, and as he tukes .no part in the , politics of the dar, may be regarded as an im'Vartial and disinterested witness. Ilia huh jcharacter places his Ftitements of Mr. Fill- , aura's position una jubted: '' : Baltimore Patriut. ' ; . Catxeact IIonsE, Falls of Niagara, j October 7, 10 o'clock, p. m. "j Soon after toy arrival at Buffalo,, and I had properly stowed myself and luggage ait the 2 American Hotel! 1 dispatched tj Mr. Fillmore, who dwelt not for oif, by a civil and kind Irish " waiter, my,, card, enclosed in an envelope stamped with the image or '"counterfeit presentment" of that distinguished and truly .constitutional and patriotic statesman. Immediately after dinner he called on me, and. after some friendly converse, invited me to take tea 'and spend tho evening with him. I gladly '.' accepted the invitation, telling him that my , only object in taking Buffalo on my way to Niagara, was to see kin and shake his honest hanL" At the appointed time, (i, o'clock, r. I repaired to Mr. Fillmore's residence. lie lives in a neat and commodious, but unambitious wooden building of two stories, in Delaware street, with every indication -of com- - fort, modest elegance, and good taste about, yet without any show of either ostentation or wealth. Ilia circumstances lira, I believe, moderate, but easy, a wise and yet liberal economy ruling in his domestic and household arrangements. The drawing room was neatly and tastefully furnished, and adorned with several fine family portraits and other beautiful paintings, one of which, "the removal of Christ from the Cross after the Crucifixion," is a copy from Ruben's celebrated orig- , inal, in the Cathedral at Milan, and waspre- . neated to Mrs. Fillmore in her Jifetime by a .European gentleman. On my way I met or overtook Mr. Powers Fillmore, son of the exPresident, a polite and courteous gentleman, and without recognizing him, inquired of him which was Mr. Fillmore's residence. IJa pointed it out to me at some little distance J ahead, saying, "I would sco Mr. Fillmore's name on the door," and I preceded him and entered the little gateway in front of the house and rang the house or street bell. Finding ". that h followed me within the enclosure, 1 immediately recognized his family, but r.ot very striking resemblance to his father, and pn announcing my name and editorial calling to him, he at once recognized me as having seen me at the White House in Washington, in 1850, when I had called on Mr. Fillmore, i . . shortly after his accession to the Presidency, . on the death of Gen. Taylor, I having visited the National Capitol, that summer on my way to the Virginia Springs. Millard Powers Fillmore is the only living child of his father, who is a widower, yet in the prime of life. In manliness of form and in manly beauty, in well proportioned stature, limbs and bulk, in fine frontal development, " . in intelligent and benevolent physiognomy, and in ease, grace, and kindliness of manner, Mr. Fillmore is one of tho finest specimens physically and socially, of the genus homo that it has ever been my lot to meet with, either in Europe or America. Goodness and amiability seem to pervade his whole man, and to emanate from his countenance, and they ccr- " 1 tainly find utterance in his gentle and engag- - ing tones, and integrity, public and private, reigns in his heart of hearta. He is wholly above intrigue, trick, or deception and is that rura avis in terris, an - hönest politician and statesman, acting with a single eye and asingle heart to his country's good. Of all statesman of the present era he may justly be said 'to b most closely conformed to the school and model of the illustrious and pure-minded Washington. I was deeply pained to learn that Mr. Fillmore had buried his amiable, accomplished, and intellectual daughter, Mary Abigail Fillmore, who, after completing her education at the Albany State Normal School, according to the rule of the Seminary, nnd from her own praiseworthy choice and inclina1 tion to become useful, became, for a given time " teacher in the public school at Buffalo. She -Ui'eu of cholera at the residence of her grandfather in Aurora, New York on tho '20th July, J 185-1. In the Daily Iris, (now the Daily Times,) of Niagara Falls, then conducted by J. L. Hackstatf, (a young, talented, and con-j ; servative editor, and a highly imaginative and 1 tasteful poet, whose acquaintance I have hadj -the pleasure to make,) her character, endowmerits, and virtues are thus noticed. "She wa3 of an exceedingly amiable disposition, retiring in her manner, possessed of a fine and highly cultivated mind, and in the high social -position she occupied in the Executive mansion at Washington, deported herself with an nnafifected modesty and grace that were noticed and admired by all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance." , At Mr. Fillmore's in addition to his son and himself, I met Horace II. Day, Esq., of New York city, (a gentleman who, judging from tha elegance and fluency ef his conversation, is quits Jloratian in his habitudes and tastes,) and Elam R. Je wette, Esq., former editor of the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, two warm political and personal frionds of Mr. Fillmore, and exceedingly intelligent and agreeable gentlemen. The areopagus and the ladies of tha tea table soon claimed our devoirs, and I was (then presented first to Miss Fuller, a relative, ; and then to Mrs. Fuller, her mother, who enured the room afterwards, the younger lady doing tha honors and hospitalities of the oc- . casion with easy grace. The meal was a so cial and cheerfal one, without formalities or .mbasrasing ceremonies, every ono being

made to feel perfectly at home, in the enjoyment of both the physical and the colloquial f.-asU. .'-. .'. ..... . ., The social tea having Leen thus pleasantly ilü.spatohed, the gentlemen returned to the drawing room, and there we resumed an 1 continued, with unflagapn;; est and interest, our colloquial discourse, on political and other

j subject, until past 10 o'clock, P. JI, when I iu I retired, my host pressinir tor a krncrer star. It would not be proper to lilt the curtain of private life, and make public the convers of the parlor; but I may say without any violation of social propriety, that 1 regard the evening spent with Mr. Fillmore and his friends as one to be marked with a white feather in my life. 1 may add that he and his friends were confident of carrying:, in the coming 'election, New York, Maryland, Delaware and I lennessee, with strong hopes of rennsylvonia, I Louisiana," Kentucky, California, and with no usspmr ot Virginia and several other States, specially, since Ex-Governor Floyd's declaration, (in his speech at the New York Mer chants' Exchange,) as one sure to be chossn a Democratic , Presidential Elc-lor for his own State, that a compromise or fusion shoull take place between the Buchanan and Fillmore parties, in ordar to defeat the Southern renegade, and that he stood ready, if necessary, to cast his electoral vote for Mr. Fill more, and that the Democracy tff his Slate would hack him irt so doing, I repeat to you that Fillmore stock is on the rise, and that rapidly; and it need not surprise you should the Buffalo prove" ah animal of such speed and bottom combined as to beat the old Buck of Pennsylvania, and the Path finder of nowhere :n the Presidential race. I hare the satisfaction of beingable to state on iilr. i lllmore s own authority, from his own lips, that he is against repealing the Ne braska-Kansas Act, or restoring the Missouri Compromise lines; and is utterly opposed to any further agitation of. the slavery question, and lor restoring harmony and giving perma nent repose and peace to our now distracted countrv. xle azreed. too. with mo that he and Buchanan at the North were ii'hrinj; each ....... . . 3 a otner s battle, ana were waging common war against the common enemy that were seeking to poison our political Eden with the serpent and destructive element of political fioesoilisui I took leave of the noble, conservative, the constitutional, the patriotic Ex-President, who was true to the South, to the Union, and to the Constitution, when a Southern slaveholder had proved a broken reed, and who seems commissioned by Providence to save the com monwealth from impending evil, strife and convulsions. His course then was most con spicuous in its' results; and his investiture now with the Presidential mantle would again pour oil on the troubled waters, restore hal cvon da-s to the Republic, and give to conser vatism a' triumph that would sweep freesoilism and fanatical abolitionism from the land, and establish the peace and prosperity of the Union on the nock of the Constitution b'XIA. A XI M l Thfl r I, U li! I. Mi AT WIK LK4 ALK ASU lit 1'AII.. THE LITTE E PRINCE ffT AS arrived. nd if mst opining one of tha largest and IX J) eat assortments fci l l jtiung ana f urobilin troodf. Hat auu Cays, iiuuts and Mmh'8, 1 run Is and V allies; al? a Hü lot of Cft!si meres, Silk V lveta. Cloths, B avera, Na.Ua ind Trimmiiitcs; h h't-h eoeda 1 will sell eurer whole-ale retail at tha very lowest prices. GarmcpN mac!e to order i the u o-it reasontiMe prices at A. LOIU.Nl IN hA Western Star Clothing Srore. sepll Corner of W titer and Sycamore Ftreet. ' TO THK KVnilX ;KKKTI(2. Ot"F lone expected Frmch Worked Collars, bleevs aid Embf oideruttfrenernlly, have come at lt, to whicb we respectively caU the Ladies' at-entmn. in reaiity or pr! tUey surpass everything ever offered inthieciy. Cull in anfl ice. eeplS KUSKR. HUO, & fc'KKY. TO COrATItY MEKCUAMÜ. '(IICT'K ave n w on hand a very lanrt) and complete stoeti of fiats and Caps, which wo will sell, wnolenale, at Louisville and Ci nointinti price. All our goods are fresfc and of the latest styles. C;ill and examin eepl7-:m VAUT1KK & MAhCoNNIKR, Main at. IXTIIA FAMILY FLOCR. 75 IhU Worthingt Uli Mill. forele low by ep19 Z. H. COOK & SON". BRLS pore Cider Vinegar for ale r VICKEfcY & JOIINSOy. 0' ABI RU -10 tales heavy 4-4. for pale hy oeU4 GKD. KOSTKR fc CO. ,?lA)1LESg DAW. 1000 Stark Mills A. for sale ty 9 octlt GEO. FOSTER & CO. JJ7ROOMS. 20 dos for sale low to closo consignment hf m j(p ocii rt. fU.M tK A vV. HlT KKCEIVKO. McDonald' s Trat.'se on thepown stables in Indiana 7 errand duties f Jimicaa and Vr frnRiin Atmanao ana mary lor urd by Sir. II. is. ?tow.t; India th Parl of Peart River; Western Border Lif; Piiiia Tales; The Last of the Forresters, A-c, A . Forsale by oeti T. CON YXÜTOK & CO. OH PRBKII1 1X1. IV hire Havana Sugar, inqxianji. ti ties to $ oil customer, fr fttle by tepll 8. B. GILBKRT & CO., Syo. near "Water. "9 sft 7 lump Tobacco, rec'U per railroad and for sals JL by au2o J. t U. il E1MANN. TO Ol li YOCAU FKIK.U ATSi HOOU Wh' have luid in a zood stack of ail School Books, ready for the commencement ef their stadirs Payäos a lH'Toxrt CorY Bmk. with steel plate. Johnston's Ti:;isKus Chkmistky. LatiX Gkahxaisakv Hkapkrs. AT., AC., At mat rivei! John Haekifax. a new Xowl. hT the anthr of te Head of the Family, the best writer of the day. auu ner re noon, ksuk's Journal for Sentemher; Graham's Maoziki do; SCHOOf. Fki i ow Pakmct' Asjmals: (ritlCKN PKAS. ÄC, A. C, do; sepl DORF T.I. ,t LTATFR. A FJL AR- boitsqnart, pint end half pint. in store aud tor sale by S. E. GILiSKRT & CO., oet.14 .Hvenumre near Wtr. QJ OTK'K TO iHt,'KIt . V will recpie after thi iS rtav r.O Itojces ot Cheesd twice week whicK we will ml at reduced prices by The to. auiit 1. A; 1 HRIMANS. iT doz us 4mi f? Ü da d( " J Scrub Bruihs; Stijve du; lsilo no Shoe do: 10 do do Counter do; 2 do Crumb do; 75 boxe W. K. Oraaia Cceese. reo'd rr railrnart thU sep-7 1- H- COOK & SOS. day by r?ICI2 10 tierces prime Rie received per railroad tbia ! Ä. day und for sale hy oertr, PHRSTON BROS. SOcase Lemon SvmD: 5 do Hnn!v Cherries: 4bWsPeach Braody; 5 eaes J.maila Rum; 10 cases Catawba Branny; 10 do Cordials; -4 do Oreen Swiss Cheep,: 7 do Cnravo. for aal, lew S. .VYKRS. Srcamore at. S ( Br"S!I Prime Potatoes; 10 dos Chicttecs. lare. iust LSi-W ree'd by agl Z. 11. COOK i SON. AJAI. Ik XOTnEil rri.il f Lawns. Mnsqneto Bars. Green "ft V.'iudow Paper, aid a general asortment of other Drt ioodaat JTI7 SAMl'Kl, EMBICH M. T. KOSS. 31. It. . 'SEXIJEIIS his professional services to the ciHj eti of gJ3. ansrille and Tioinitv: residenoe between .Indira Foster and J. H. Bolfendick oa Cherry street ErunäTille. lad. aplb-lyd . TillOHö lHKK.-ai boxes ery anperior vneeaejusi recetveu n jylt MbKSHUBKUhK S CAK5UJI. 62 H. SI O LASS US In prime eonperae. foieoleby 3 je UEO. K STER f; CO. teJVSH 41 HOOKS. 25.000 Lighta asaM Saab; '15 Piunel Doors, ia Btore and foraale bv af4 ORR. DALZELL & CO. U OLAE'. " bbla Plantation in flna order an 4 100 I'al naif-bbl do. for sale by ORR. BAL2KLL A CO.

BUSINESS CARDS.

J. a. WHKR1.ER. - J . A.L. ROBINSON ' WUCF.IiGK Jk ltOHI.SO , ATT0E5EYS A SID COUSCELORS AT LAW, (Siicce-'sora to f nsle. Whetier t lirlhart.) Qeneral Land and Callrctmif Agents, Oßca on 3d it.. - Ujpoaitetue nue (Jo.irt louse Kundin near IVasklrt.rto Hotel, F.nartavitle, Jnd V.B. H. IV heeler Notiry 1'iibiic. ' 21 ions BCRLE7.' T. SCLt-iVaF ; jotiv .laritf.EY & r. - FUK'.yAKDnti AHO ün.uissios MESCH ANTS, J 90 reiioupiioulu Street) - -. as6 . SEW O K LK ANS ASA IULKIIAUT, 'TTOHKRY T LAW kSVt URAL KSTATS JOPNT. ifiacccssor l Iule, Whfelenfc Jltihart ia Keal Eslate Will practice Law in tho Circuit Courts of Vnilrbursh iti.J thö ailiomiugcuuBtios. Office over tiic Qnmil Bnnk. Kvanaville, Ia. - : '' L JWtltHIS S. J?H?iNt3ir ATroRJIKT IT LiW A. Xb ReiL KS t AT AUINT. 015 mi on Firsts. , in EriT'a baildi-igs, nearly opnejite the PoitOi5ce. Evansvilie, Ind. , HTSVKV S I l'., : jfOTARY EUBLIO AMD I aTlOB OF PEACH. ' ; Mr.CARMKL. 1 .1 r If. L Hed to collection and a in t'tt'tnslnSouth"i i Gutsru Illinois, and all oihet inoss appertiiiuiui to nail others, paying taxes, eto. Rifor to VV, T, rae, Esq. , Cashier - 1 BinV.Kransrille. Ind. PiC8AAO IHIXaH. - DlVUBiniKS . ,WHOLK.SHE AXi K KTA 1 1, jlKA LEKS IN . 3-.OCialIEi3 & PHOOOCE, tL'XBKSWAKK, LIQUORS Si &C., MAIN STRBKT, DOORÜ ABUVK SEt C D, CVaKSVILLK. IND. UI31 J. T . COX, GROCER, r'ORWARDlXG N COMMISSION M3 5CHAHX, DlaLKR II ALI- Kl.tUd Or PRODC, - -' Kineenne, Ind. Partic ilur attention paid o forwarding and Ree! (ring. oc'.31-tf ' ' . . CITY HOTEL., WATCH ST. BETVI1EN VIRB AN D OIVI3ION , . . Eoamtville. Infi. ocl) WM. H. bOlCOrjKT, Proprietor, v. K. utiuraj . W. A. BKA. . .- IIE.liICKS 4 JIcilEA, lLate V:V. liendrictsA- Co.) WHOLESALE DEA1.E23 IN BOOTS AND SHOES. FOSTER'S BLOCK. FIRST STBKICT. NB'.M "Alj !Ml. ROOBH3, ia. H. R. M'liriRS. J. 8. ROGER atvUiKKS, M'GHItlK & CO., 'ommisKiou antl Forwarding Mei chants SO. 22. FOYJJKAS aTRKKT, .Nkw Obmm. La. f.lbsral.ash advances will be maiia on consign inout? hipped to our are by Ciiotbai', Harriso! Sc Vallb, St. Lout a, Mo. V. K. LtROWNC & Co., VluceuiHa.ta. Rknbdict & Williams. Gray villo, III. O'Kilbv & Co.jlivansville.Ia. S. L. Hoviv, do do. HrgorcHtT & Bros.. Mt. Vernon. Ia. tdacgs-1y JOHS J. OBASni.lta. , JAaKJ liAttLAN, Jb. :h wfi.RR i! ini.;v. P 0!1V J. CHANDLER AND JAMBS UA KLAN Jr. have 2 asaociatedthetnselvea together as partners in the practice sf law, and will attend to all business ocnlided to them. Oue or both may always be found at their otiioe, on Locust street, opposite the lierwood Houso. to ive counsel ortranaact biuiess. Prompt attention will begivea to collections. Kvaaafille, Sov. 9, lSS-Lly lillNTE'S TOR PAPERS. MXOV A (iÜüDMAJi, 7T 79 Wall t., CiJicinnati, HAVK on hand a beautiful stock of PKIXTER'S 1'A. PERS, Carls. Card KH.eta, Blsek and oelend Intta, Bromes, Varnishes. Ae., whicS they oiler at AiAXUFACTL'llüR S PRICES, oetl f WJI. K. McfiltKW, ATTORN'EV AT LAW AND SOTAKt PUBLIC. Oih'ieia the "Crcaceat City Hank-' RaiMing. f WTILL attead faithlully to all business entrusted to him. WBOLSSiMt TlltALKKS IS GKOCBKIK Al I.IJUOR. COIISH WAT ANO VINE MT8.. K V AK LLK. 1.1. 'BHK undersigned have this day formed a copartnership for BL tho purpose of doing a whoWeale Grocery uad Liquor Easiness. Kaving succeeded bjajF bo iinesa of Messrs Alltsax dovr.4. purchised theirstock nd made additions tomakea jomplcte ks-i'rtment, we shall be a'tle to olfcr hs goed hargaini. FOlt CASll. aa any houso ia livanaville. or au.v city in the Vest. R. . TKVNEY. jan3 8. SOR K.VSO.V . SHERWOOD HOTJ3B. subserü-er has taken the above house, and has I entirely refitted and refurnished it, and is prepared In entertain the patrons of thehouKu in a satisfactory nanner. Ha has also rented tho brick Stable. owned by Mr. Peter Burke, and has aoodatock of horses and carriages to let. i iietableislarsje, clean and wellloeated. and good losilersare in consiantattendance. Farticularattention will be pa'd to the care ol horses left with him for keepn", and in all respects, the public ha Iflnd the Sherrood Hous-saeood Hotel. flyH tfl J. A. 8YERS. AC ind wjod hojc Matches: 11 M 200 urosa round ' 12 kc Donltle Ketined ältne.re; 2) tisfft British Luster: 5X) lbs Indigo, best'jnality, ree'd hyrailrond for eala at reduced prices br ooth j. & y. 11 r.i . R J UI1TS. 25 esse new Uylei fancy Print; fi. 5 do blck and white do; 5 do 0ohd black do: RecM thiiday and forsale by JAMES 1,0W & CO.. mh!3-dw 418 Main street, Louisville, Ky. I'xnniK. I'Vi ro Cotton 'loss: IVrro i.inen Floss; 2'ldot Hair Hraids: 1 vi .loa ureas Battens; 75 pes fancv Silk, handsome strifes: 20 poi hlaok .loDihHiloe: 50 fancy all wool Bareges; Ree'd this day and fr sale hv JAMES LOW b:CO.. mhia-daw 41S Vain aTret. Lonisville. Kt. 15 T QCAI.ITV of Wairaville FLOi.R at reduced prices. dec24 TU08. HKADRN. )l X K. Colons, Lippencott and Manns; 5 casks trace Xaa. chaiu dr. ho. and H:ilLar chains for sale hr mh21 WAtDKIROH. aflOOPKIl'S tl)ÖI,S.-A full assortment of Knira. Planes and Truaa Hoops just reo'd hy steamer J. P. Tweed aad for sale by W A LDKI RCFI. mhil - Main street het. lstndM, fl7VK IIUUH- A large and complete aaäortiuenTof ftlank Ledgers. Jonrnals. Day aad Cash Books tf every rarinty of style and bindiug, for sale hv mh2t T. CONYN'ftTOX & m. PRE TT V". A few choice, 6m rate Siili drsas patrons, ree'd at 8. EMBICH. Moire Aatique: uihl7 eV aOv TI0XR3 Jerman soap: 21 boxes Palm soap: 25 boxes iVal' Cream cheese: 211 erosi ofass'd acrnlibina: brushes; 5f boxea of ground apices; 40 doi of ass'd Carry Combs for ieby mh2i I. & D. HEIM AXS. iTTfOIOK RICE. 5 tierces ree'd per T. 0. Twithell for sale by S. E. GILBERT & CO.. mhlS Nre. aT Water. PHOIOK RIO COFFKK.-M bas best quality ree d per a . u rwiohall. for ale by inhii) 8. B. UII.BKilT CO., Rye. near Water. BLFa ha. also vnt teeeire 5 boxes suoerior eod leaf J tobftcc fLa ixhorne:) 5 Ktos short cut J- Anderson's Colace;) 7 uroas short cat -I . Aaticrson3 Aaiulet:) together with one of the largest stocks of drujs erer brought to this mrkt. rah 22 K TH01HJT A IV BOOT -The aborj nrtiele ha 1 S. j ust arrived. Uis tha earn me that save tuoh troaeral sata;ac;i.jn i ut ivit and apriug. p;tirfctr Ätindav. mh2? arid nt yonrseWes with a H K.i llKH'hS K VOKKA. H V. 55 baltiä bright Timothy rec d per canal b-at an, for sale by mh21 GBO. FOSTER A CO. E bush small white ia hiprintr order lor sale K by rah2l ftRO. FrtSTRttCO. t HAVE sold mrstoekof Grocene-jt Messrs. Z, H. Took St SQN. who willoontinue the hasiuess at my ol4 stand, vnicU I have rented to them for fire years. They will also sonneet with it th nr present business of Family fr retries and Pfoinee I hope my triends and customers wilt eall and 9Xaaine their stock and give them a liberal trial. Ia retiring from my present tmsines. I would re torn my incre thauks to my numerous fr!eaiand customers fortheir very libcrtl patronage, and what is still more desirahli ia business, their rerv general punctuality tn "material aid. 1 shall henceforth he foand at tho office ot Geo. Fostbk Co. (of which firm 1 am a member), and will give to the business f that house my personal attention, and where I shall be pleased to gee my friends. ian'J2-tl M. TT. FOSTER. TOB CCO. Fire Lamp cheap to elose eonimmnt. R floe GRO. FOSTKR t CO VEW OK CO, FRESH A I P I X R i 5 F.tCTT et VIERLIXG have just opened larao ajwortmeiit tLJf 1tuks and Medicines, to which thev invite the attention of Merchant and Physicians. They also fceei Window ".1(ig. niware. Tobacco, 4lears. Painta. Brnshesof alljkinda. Oils, Dyes tufts. Spices. Perfumery. Fancy Articles, tc, &e. Also all nonular Patent Medicines. All kinds of Painu grmod in oil. Pure Wines nd Brandies forMedieinal purposes rreeenptioBscarefnlly prepared. Call at o. 14 aterst. under the Journal Office. mv-K IfiR V.-3,000 bnsheli prime White for ie br GEO. FOSTER A CO.

LOUISVILLE.

Fbanb cAfcTKR. . . .............. w ei . a. joom, c a it r ü it äc J o 1; lt r . FORWARDINl! AN I) CO-M MUSiUN M12RCHASTS. SO. 23, BAST SIPE TnTSn ST., CtT. MAIS AM) WATtB Etier to Oe Foster & Co., - P. G. O' Eilay i Co., ' SransTilie, lad. jel4-ly WhLTI.Vi.-Tee UteJ VVeltin ree'd this duy and furaaleby . J AM 12.S LOW & CO.. tebii -, ; 1 . ,0 418 Maia atroet, L ti-ille, Ky. . fi.lSSl.M KHK. piece fancy CiUdimere, hamlsome Vysryle(.tcc d chiadiy aai f..raale I t 1 . , J AM KS LOW & CO..- ' dec13-dw - 1 ' ' 418 M.iat.. Louierille. Ky o&sea'Ripkaa Cottnnatfes; 2o eases a Cottuuades, rec a tins oay and toraalo JAMES LOW A CO. 418 M.iin street. Louisville. Ky. 'mill 1 0 pieces Silk HindEerctn : 200 dozen Ma lraa Crafata; 150 0. Shirt Bosoms; re 3'dthis diyind forsajeby JA, LOW A- CO., in street. LnnisviHe. Ky. , MBTr HKi'KIVKi).Home Journal Apn 12: Blllms Pintirial Auril 19: N. Y . PicavTina April X.- Y. Dupwh April I I; DtaraiT t et Atni 1: uon-Jon ruaca jlirsn .s .l.oodo-Q Illustrated Vewe 3f:irch 22: London illuttra ed Timea- March 22: .'v -TI; Y. Ledger April 19; Brother Jonaflt Asril T2; N. Y. Time Apr;l 12; V. Y. Clipper A pril 12 at pH SAM'l. LISTER. S7K5TI.f.l. I case flaii Marseilles Vesting, reo'd this w ow and tr sale by . ja-s. Lvnv 0; VU Djh2j-diw 4 IS Main street. Louisville, Ky. LM,.XEI.S.- . .. i. 5 essa Canton FlannMs; ' . 2 bales yellow do; 2 do frlnw twilled Flannels: ' '' 2 do green do du: rte'd this dav ad! forsale by - JAME3 LOW A- CO.. deci7..1Aw 418 Main street. Loanville. Ky. TOWELIG. 2cases brown Henebeck Towelini; X 3 do bleached do do: ree'd this day and for sale by JAS. LOW A- CO.. mnaa-otw '418 Main street. Louisville. Ky CINCINNATI. JVIXr-lf Sc GO!I.1InV AGENTS FOR CLitTOX AND CITY X1LLS B10Z AND N K S Pal'tK. I'LATNKR At SMITH'S III ink llnok i'aiirrs: SMITH ei PRlliK.i tiUT CARDS a CARD SHEKTS; IittltiboUy' ISok jintl cvsi Ink: MAD IUVER .AIILL-4. . STRAW HOARDS, etc. ete riALKS ROOMS, 77 & 79 VV'ALNt'T STREBT, CI.VCINNATI. O. Vhere they oTfr overy variety of paper idapted to the city ad aaouatry trade, and tho materials employed in ita tnanuctwr hest : jÜw", .t iizHt Mricn paid for Rags. Bep4ora IXCIAXATllVAI'KirÄltKHOleiir i rg vHK underaign-d. Wholesale Paper Dealers, invite the JL attention ol dealera and conauniera to their large and varied stock or I'.ipers. unr arraoKCiTjenta with hastr manufacturers uad dealers are such that we are enabled to keep on hand, at all fimes. a larjre stock of Caps and Letters plain and ruieo: riiwtr-s. uemys, .n:uiumi, noyau am Super Koyals: Blank !-ok Papers, manufactured by Platne o; mitli , aaa otner nist class manufacturers. We are agents for the best Printers' Cjrds, and keep o hand, at all times, a complete stock of Printers Papers o .very description. Li,ubody's Book and News lake licCreary's flored inks. arnili and uld Sun. We have en hand, in store, a iarvre stock of the best Fonr irinier Newsand tloos Paoer.,and can supply orders to al most any extent, with reeuiar altes, and irregular aires muketo order on shortnotiee. We pay the hiirhost market price in cash, for Ras. Bag ling, Kope aau cotton äste. JJIXOV k OOODMAX. Wholesale Paper Dealera, & Manufacturers' Aarenta. aepll 77 And 79 Walnut- st . . Cincinnati . i.mpkuvi:u J'OKl AKI.i; .'11 1. 1,. glOR grinding wheat and corn, and all other tuhstanoet pAiiiiiein ..'nil mr. Oenuine old Anchor Urani Bolting Cloths, and Belting o all widths. Oura?-eat. J. K. Monroe, is aMthorited to sell the above article8 atouv Cincinnati prices, inclndinx freight. Call ;it J R. Monroe 'a family Grocery , corner of Oak and seeonastreeta. jelS-tf JAMES BRADFORD & CO,, Cincinnati. f it v.iiiTHv. iTii s it li ."," " COMJIIsSI O MKlirilAST, no. 7 lavaykttk stref.t, eiv (IrleiiiH, La. Oft the sile of r-nHer, Cheese. LarO, Egas. Dried Fruits 2 t lour, a' eat. and ail aortsc western Produce, and the purchase ot Gro jeriea te. Cash advanced madeonconsignments. iecH-dfm SUA 7io lbs MS'irte'i (Jua Packing; 1- reels PackinfrVaro: 2lO lla assorted White Roro; 3 dot assorted Wrenches: 30 h Nr. 1 Flour of Kmorv: 5 bVj.3 Winter-tsrrained Lard Oil: ,,r8.,eL'T n5-7 1IORNBKOOK" A- CO P" VAf IS nowopened for the ason at th olC stund oe i!! cr-jtröet. between Vine and Sycamore rreöU. J-xdJimim I will keep constantly on hat"! all kinds f irael 3.cat ut tae e-t lualitius. auu all ot them At the lower merket prires. X would be triad to have calls from xay old ctu'to' mer imd the publicgeuorally. feb6-tf TM. PATNM. TE are how rfceivinr the larr-ft and must UesiraMc f tocfc of DRV GOODS. liOOT.S. SHOK8. ffATS CA P8 attd notions ever offered in tbis market, to which We respectfully in vitthe trade. ap ai . 1 Ayt1 r-sa k uu, CöFFKE. 0 bagd prime, per Empire, fnr aile hy novVi OKU. FOSTER & CO. r MRPKT C'HAIX.-M hajslor sale by Vj febiU S. fei. UILI13RT a GU., Sye. near WateT. STACK KIl EL. ' xfjal for ale by o 25kita prime Xo. I Mackerel ree'd and mh4 PRESTOS BROS. gKCElVEl) 230groea N.Y. Paper Matches for sale by ma mn i. s u. rtci.ii a . EVA?SVIU.E TOOL STORK. 8n; op tiik Mi im. vm:. MAIN STUKKT BKTWEKN FIKdT A.NU shlONO. rjTrfU nndersigned hnvipir larfjaly increased his Ptoek of J3L Hardware, offers for sale to tii citizens of Vanderburgh ana surrounding Counties, an extensive assortment ot MKflHASICij TOOLS for Carpenters, Joiners. Millwrifrnts, i;aMnet nni wapon makers. Cooper, Masonry Gunsmiths, Blacksmiths and Butchers, &o. Also constantly on hand a full stock ef general BUII.TIN' HAltDWAitK locks, latches, huttsand shntters, hinvres, bolts, screws, braes goods, eta., nails, rlass. aah antl paines. (ilRDKN AMffARMINOTO01,S. Pocket andtnt.Ia Cutlery, Chairs, Brushes. Scale. Bell?, Axe and a great variety of articles usually kept in hardware stores. ft aT Orders by mail or otherwise arefnllv attended t. mh21 Al'GCS rrs WA LDKI HC H . KKO O T8. mhi!4-lm -A first rate article of seed Oats for f ale by Sil AN KLIN & REILL.Y. CrtRFIVE FLO L'B Choice brands atreduced pricep by mh'27 J. W. & 8. VICSKRY. iV4T(.'IIEü, t'LOCKü, JEWEIi l Y. A.C. 7 hare just reeeived. (and are euntinually makingadV dittons,aliirgeand tine stock ol Watches. Jewelry, Clocks. Siver Ware, in short all articles usually kept in a Jewelry store, and being- direct frnta the manufacturer's we are enabled to sell at very low figures. The puMic generallj and the l:idiesin particular, are invited to c:ll and pxamine eur stock and prices. IllT l KOLFF ft SONS. ap!9 ' Main street bet. 1st 3od2 1. t.RK-iH AKniV I.S. 2i) caaes el.iarant Fancy aoy Prints; 10 do ad-sorted bleached Muslin; 1O0 pieces p. ain bt ck Lawns; JK do h-aUt' mourning Lawns; R.5 do eld::ant French Koles; 12n do Crailie Keiege. extra ooaltties; VK) do aborted PonseeSiik Üandkerchioft; 30 cartoons assorted Ribbons, iust ree'd and for sale my5 J. H. MAGHEE & CO., by GROCERIES AIM D PROVISIONS. VrHERE can the hungry people get if The eeat of Groceries, dry and wet? They'll find them yon may safely bet. AtZ. H. Ouok & Sox's. - There's flonr andsugar, soda, soap, - . Pipes, pickles, buckets and kitchen tuiT; Cigars quite worthy of a pnff. For eatih at Z. H. Cook & SON'S. There'seodtish, coffee, starch and spice, llama, cheese and butter, very nice; All to be hai at theloweBt price. For oash at Z. H. Cook A Son's. Corn meal, molasses, pork and salt. And further, lest the rhyme should halt. You'll had tust every thinz but 'ault For cwh at Z. H. Cook & Son's. Tn fact, believe this tale or not No man except a stupid sot, Can wait for oven, pan or po, Or any thing that can't be got To nibble cold or swallow hot. For cash at Z. H. Cook & SoS. lO Boxes Planes and Plane Irons juat ree'd by mhai WALDKIRCH. TO THE liADIEStSHANKLIN" & REILYwon d respectfully invite the attention of the ladies of Evansvilfe and vicinity to their l:ijre and varied stock of Embroideries, and white goods inst received embracing: . Ti'iTiieru'k Lace Collars and Sleeves; Erab'd Linen do . da; Mattes V Chrochetdo do; Book. Muslin do do: Jaconet. Cambric and Swiss Collars; Swijaand Jaoner Embroidered Bands: do do E Igings and Insertions; Knavish Thread, Lace and Edgings; Monmin? Collars a id HleeveB; White and black English crape Collars; Molian and wht embroidered Skirts; French Corsets and silk Tests: fttrired VanUoek. Swiss and Platd Maflios. Rl dotted and Embroidered .Swine dresn psfere. "fol aUtetowpnieesby my SHAN ELLS i RRILT.

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MISCELLANEOUS. l BTK CIIKSTS A.n RKKRIOERATOHjJ.- . Jl 'l Ice Chests assorted sifces; li do Hetrigcratora assorted tiies, just ree'd by ly' Z. H. CO Obi & SONT.

FA .il 1 1, a HOIK- The best b:ands in i Soiubern ia liaoa. 1 low in stor. and kept eonstnntlv on V1CKEKY ti JOHXSIOS. hand for sale by sepl WI.IIIB.-Ai estra tirticle in'laga ol 2J. 5C'iud ?S pounJa M. for aale in lou to suit by JJP ORO.FC?TER i" CO. 5r j.TKD. V bnaoels l'riioe Red and White Wheat, S for which we will paythe höhest nrie-s in Cash. aepIS fiKO. FOSTER, CO. TOBACCO. rZ boxea t. R Diok. 5 l.oinp; 21 eaJdTaS. R Ttivi M lamp; Mjf 5 do irKiniA 3 2 do SontherUiid Jtf do; 10 do 110 I d.- ; In do Cranspton esrratwist; 5 do do 7.110 do; 15 do Seather Belle '1.; 5 keei old l.nlnon eitta: 2S do Blue Htu Chickeui.: tust recu, iu store aii4 ror aals Jo by a?pl ' - .'. If. DOOg & SON, lOorTR v iiAro.. U 11 m'i lbs Hams; 20CO lbs Shcnlders: . uoiio do id. rlhM sn.l oleer; slso a an p ply ofeitn luicu mu tanriuutifi n:tme. in strtr ano lor file by J! : - HKKSHBURfifcK A- I'JRSCK. CHOH'K IXDlGt 2:i0 Iba rerv hoVe iost ree'd for J aale low by jy21 S. K. (iII.BU.UT & CO ,,. ,,. ,, ITSOT TO K.-2S bbls ver hlie Irish 1'otTitoes inst rer'J u tor aale by join 11 iv K3il liii IIUUK at CA KSON. ". J M. STAXriKLD. ULaAKrvK & HTANFIELD, C'At 1F..TERS A JOlXr.IlS, Shop corner Firat and Chaanntatreeta. 1.1. work entrusted to us. done with neataeaa and diapatch. tlif Partiealarattentlon paid to the putting an of stores htore Fronts, and Jobblna generally. mh.-tf ' ItBLS Lakesalt; 20 packaies No 1 laek.rel for sale " rw vr apit . Z.H. COO K & SON . TO BOAT.UKX. I H.1 VB opened, on tho cor-JT7T77T74V t -'i4vlner of r,in;l1 ad Main st.'ee:a, l--rE2l"', ia Ito.tT SrokK and Family Ohockkv kstirbitsnmeTir. wnere i win ne prepared at ail timea j to supply canal ami Uhio lioata, and tamiliea with every artiole they need in the way ot' Stores. Oaual Boatmen are particularly reqnested to remember uiypiace. mni.i-ztwatr JUli I A K K p;l I. B TST reeeivedin store a fresh lot of Spring Style Goods, m " which we are preparento aisooseoT atcne lowest nures. We shU continue to receive al 1 the lite.-ir atv lea n f irnn.-la Hi-rei-t from the importers and miuufacturera. and hope by our sirici Ht'eation to tne wants oi ne mercr.ajts to merit a lair snare oi tneir patronage. J . II. J1SW KLL A CO.. 'hn-tf Corntr Vine and Firsts'reets t?TJ "Z, BLS No. 1 Plantar Paris in stnro ad forsalo by mw mbM Z. H. COOK A' SOV. IT Ü10.Si. 10 boaa in atv re aud for sale hy SSJ ap!2 PKEsfOV BROS. i4nxnA PVtlll.Y FS.OVH. Juatreceived a further jcj supply oi r . .Marü.e a extra su h rnne flour, warranted tO I.IB DCBbOl. X.OUIS "'', p4 HERSHBRRnKR RSOK. r rZ. 1st h.L Hominy juslfrom tte mills and male J" out of pure white flint. Hominy eoi n for sale at wholesale or retail by pa P.HOfi.VBROOK & CO. "8 CASK Zante Currants: 1 bhl naper-shell Almonds; JEL :)hoxes Raisina ass'd M. R. and Layers; 2 tralla U.ites, rso'd per steamer Defender 1-y api Z. H. COOS Jt SON-. OKAXfiK. 2t boaeajuat received aod lor sle by apis PRESTOJf BROS.'. SI1 I.AiTI.; I'O I) FR . 25 kegs iust ree'd and for w" ky anil PRK8TON BHDS. a KMO SYRl'P. Iitldwin & ilyers' pure lemon. at . ree'd per Persia, forsale by ap8 S. E. ILT!ERT 4 CO. JTKMKT A.0 MMK 75 bblaCement; 100 bblaWiiite I Lime, in atore anu lor sale ny r. my5 ORR. DALZKLL & CO, SWKliAIKTIC i l.I.VwKALEI) FRESH OYSTERS. Kl lä caaea 1 aad 2 psund eaas. reo'd per Persia, for aale by apo S. E. GILBERT & CO. T"k DOZ Grain Cradles; 29 dn Half Bnshels. in store W for sal, by apS ORR, DALZKLL 00. TAiF.AV lillODS, 9 rT receive'' t Mrs. McKay's Cap and Trimmfni Store. w Also an assortmentof Winaow Shades. Oil Cloths, liareait and stand uovers on t irststreet near hud, mh'4 MRS. Mb K A Y . ' PAI'sTIXfi! P 'A HTISC ! ! GEORGE G. WALKER & CO., ORVAMKVATAt AND ÖIG.'C PAINTING. ft hh orders will be attended to with punctuality and dispatcn. umoe venneman'b now, via treet. between Second and third streets. fei-tf 1 fCrt BOXES city Window ilas?8xl0 9x12 10x14 1012 M. wß A W 10x16; 20 grosa extra pint flasks received this day and forsale by ap5 & D. Ii El MA NN. MATES LE VTHKR ti TURS. Ocnts black drab M cloth, patent leather araither boots. Oxford and Prince Mnprtcuta from the most tashionahle manufactory Fnt. apl2 HBNDRICKS&'McREA. S OASES Ladies Kootees; 50 oases Child Bootee;',') iPw lasos Man's calf an 1 Itip ahoe-t: l.Vloa??s Men's hoots :or sale by mh3l J. II. M AQU EE CO. I I, WOOL TWEED. 2 bales rrey Twe dree'd today and for sale by J AS. LOW & CO. SPOOL THRU I. " k3 2"0itrosa. KJ yarua, white Spool Thread: 2 X1 do HX do eol'd da do: reo'd this Jav and forsalo hy mylO JAM KS LOW ft CO. 811. R. 100 Iba blaeK sewing silk, rac'd to uar and toraaie by JAMES LOW A CO.. ap2S 418 Main sweat, Louisville, Kr. ' S2VI'K , Tl caMBIV,J,ilc"r ap28 41R Main street Louisville, Ky. 8 n?HOK THKBAD. 1 case ree'd to-day and for aiiie by ap2o JAMES LOW A CO. 41H Mam at . Louisvillee Kr fJRIAIMIA'fSS 10 cartons Silk Fringe; 10 cantons ailk I sa trimmings, recato-aay anaiorsne by ap2 JAMES I,OW & CO. ffOMVKT nienoir. cartoons Bonnet Ribbon assorted; 50 do Dress Trimminarü do: ree'd this davnnd for i saiehy JAMES hOW CO.t myj- 4T Mat ti trflet, Louisville, Ky. AVFNG tiken the old stand formerly occupied bv 7,. TT. Coole, next the Post Othce. have a larare and well select ed stock, of Family tlrocerie. which thev offer low for cash. honinr hy clcse attention to business to receive a liberal sit tire ot public patronage. my 8 CJV'IVORIK!. 50 bushels Potatoes. 30 lbs Table Buiter. K? lfK'doz begs, juat received at myl7 OALD.V ELL & T.ASQLKY'S Family Grocery. Sf jB A VE commnnccd recni vinr their Fall aud Winter utocl KÜ of roodfi. embrsA'ine every variety of merchandise thev have usually keot. We offer the trade the l iixst and best selected stock we have ever zotun: oir styles are snhurh and prices low 20 mercttaotoarhtto viHit tnis market this fail witcovt xaminin our itock, aa it is a pleasure to shnr oar choice I t lections of rooda. and whether ho buys or net will leave a I netterman and pat not. from the fact of the ereat beauty of I the various styles and combinations of pay, riflb colors, we I spiay oi ine Mat American laanutautoriei. will mate uim feel prouder of bis country sepo KEEX & PUESTM NEW FALL (iOODS. fWHE an b scribe r are now in receipt of their swpply of a. f ad and inter buu i s and s ti tj us. selected lor tbe city and country trade, embracing every variety and quality of Men', Womcn'san-t Children's w.ar. to which they call the uttenuoa of the publie. ' McKEA & WELLS, sep-5 First street. Foster's Block, ffilOOMS. 50dox aii'd imitation Öhater Brooms; JA 9 5' do do fancy do; do extra do; 10 do hearth " do: 10 do whisk, ass'd common to extra. Z. I! , COOK & SOS. FepM L. KAIIX HAS been recoirinfr. at Ma Clothing Stare, on Main street tw. doors shore the Journal Office, the larueKt and liat selected stock of Men's aud Rurs' Clothin ever fcramht to ., the city, and which he intends ti sell lower than any house in tne eity; ana to satisiv ererveoay 01 tue aboTa lact, he I ,u,iw im- piuilB V Mil a CA.UIl.a Ul. .LOCK UJU JUUgC for themselvea ÄAny kind of Clothing made up to order cntheahortest notice. aeplO-l aid CAVA I, STOItACE. I HAVE a larie double Warehouse at the Canal Basin, capable ot scorinarany amount of produce, which will be received, stored taken care of aad heldaubject to the owner's orders, on the most reaaonable terms, mh-ifi P. i. VRTIEY. laUMK I IC I.IQt'Ollri. . Jr 30 bbls m. Brand; 20 bbls Bourbon a Kve DisEy: S do do Gin; 19 do Peach Brandy; S mh26 do Cherry Brandy, lor aala at S. MTER3'. f7ORFHJ. BRAVniES A.D IV I ES. MS Mdiria: -Mlafa; Port; CaUwba: Claret; Khine Wine. For aale by mh2 . 8. MYERS. ruirKKRS AT W'HOI,rSALBl-.D RET AIL. rgHK nndersianad constantly keeps on hand a larre aasortfy mentoltresh Water, Butter and Sugar Crackers, aad also of Soda, Pilotaad Jfaval Bread, which heine; mannfartnred by the latest improved Machinery, they can be sold at ns low a prioeaa in anv place in the Weat.and aTe not excelled in qmlity ky any other manufactory in the coontry. A larire stock alwa -son hand aa my shop, ea Water atrcet between Svcamore and Vine. "drelH-iitf ' T. STXTOH. r arson '0. W caddiea W. Harrow's Tobacco rc'd per M railroad, for aale by tnft I. D. HHIMASPT. artKMEJiT-2ii9fcblaJ. Uulme Oo .. fnr .or aale Tr Ay low by Tyl2 GEO. F03TER & CO. BAOO.Y. SOOtha Conn'rv Rama; l.Onfllbe 01ar frr sale by an HEHäHBERGER A- CAK50K.

MISCELLANEOUS.

'NEW GOODS AXU IVEW PRICES. fgTf AXKLI.V A RKILY beg leave to eall the attention te their friends and customers, to their large and wall ie!ectodasjortmenti.f ar w spring and summer ory roods, ree'el doripg thapast tw weeks, eoinpriaing one of the moat deairuie atocxa to De louna ia the city, which they tffer at wholesale and retail to their ouatomers and the publie generalUj atlow pricea t'orcash or prompt time buyers. Theirstock consists ia part of the following: Broad cloths, black and fa.neT Cissimercsani Tweeds, white, buff and fancy M arsaillea ana ilk Vestinfs. CoMonades, Croton cloths aad Iain aadfanvn Linon Drille, rich Calicoes of Philip Allen, Spragnef, Bna State &i ills and other rich printed French and pcotch Jf03-n-uand Lawns, rich printed French Robes. .Main and:at.v striped Beregas, black and colored Crape Manti, white Caoiu'ere. piain anc lancy uinaama. rica printed Uriandiefl, Brillfnnteesand Challi de Lafaes. whit, .rare Ah.wla bWk ad fancy silk shawl rich stillasliawla and rcarfa. black and while lace Capes, Moria ati.ui Parasols, siik and finghana Cmbrellua. Pauama, Leghorn and Braid Hats, English straw and faney Bonneta, riud bonnet Ribbona. Hosing. Gloves .1 iu ami iancy v ana. noota ana snoee. carpets, noor and stair Oil Cloth and printed window bliuda. toa-etber with a preat variety of Trimmings, small wares and f-ncy rood. "v 1 ll.. A Kalbl. iVIKCJIAiMCS HKS. FOUNDRY AND MACHINE .SHOP. VjiN5Vn.Lt. ISO. . ri.-WIf' ' BVLK A CO., J f AV1M) pnrchased lr. Henry Sebriber'a woll line BLKooadry. would rsspeetfuilv ask aooatinnance of own )atron:ize extended him. and invite tb. atrntian ..r all .u a-ant Foumiry work ol any kind dene, te our facilities. Wo ire experienced in the business, and will warrant all work we do. and prices reasonable. We are prepared to mannfao:uro Steam Engines, Fire Enrines, Hvdranlie Preseea, To baeeo Screws and Pressoa.Saw Mill and GriatMill Machinery. Kuifliua Hastings. Horsepower Thrashers, Corn Shellers, Lard Kettles. Lara Preaeea. Railroad Work. Kt..miwi.c R pairs done, e'o. listings or every aeaenption mad to order at thotf notice. Steam Boilers, Lard Tana, and all the fixturea beloneiat hereto. . . . r . Brass castings of all kinds made to order. All orders may ba addreaaed to WM. DOTLE CO mhM Ww Evansville. Ind. M GROS keg FasseuHlled with leatlier;2 doi Ox Marren al: lä duatonx 1 aauare German Coloo-n. 94 dn Tn.ae. All rA Meby apl7 I. ID. HEIM AN K. tuimiKs. 25 cartoona Bonnet Ribbons, new and handaom. .tvlaa. . ' ww www HLjrirn uress trioimings, 130 dot Cambric Cravata. assorted qualitie; " 25 pieeaaupertwillM French Biack Clotfl; ' i'icartoona Silk Velvet Ribbon, dirterentwldthe; 3.M) ParasoU, assorted stvles, d pes Satin de Chine; äOdoi Tnck Comli, 75 Hoz India Rnbber Pod Combs; IrCi dol Horn do. 150 rro Metal Vest Riittn..l'Higro metal Coat Buttons; ISO gro horn PanAdo: ree'a div and for aale br jar. T.nw jtr r-a Ithia dy and for aale by mhi-ltw 418 Mainatreet. Louisville irV. rOPAliTKlIÜIIIP TUE undersigned hare formed a copartnership, nnder tLI n.ima and stvla of Tthr-nck X- Hnnnti. nn u-ill the Hardware Buaiaess on WaUr street, at tha old aland .f Hancock Brothers. flKNRYO. BABCOCK. J.v2I-tf XOEOE 8. SONNTAO. PJH'H l,EI) POUR.-' kM forivtnllina. M. aue27 HERSHBEROEK & CAK30N. CMIOK'U FA.Vl.LV Ff .OI R alwarsTThand at '27 E S. BABCOCK'a. W ater atreat. KMOXS. Just reo'd from Baltimore rr railroad by i au281 Z. M, CUÜK & SON. afIIKKSK 6 holes, choice article iust rpe'd from Cln. 1 ci linnati , forsale by au26 VICKEbY & JOHNSON. 19 17 A r K KU EL In barrela and kitta. all nam hen. li al sale by 8. E. GILBKRT k CO.. au gl hyo. near Wat. VIFFKK AXD TE 3 bays prime CofTee and 2 ehest. J Tea. ree'd and for aale by jel I. 8TAFFORD. 3rT HKCKI VKI AT AV AI.I1R IllTIPS TOOL STORE. 6 hoxea Carpentera' Planes; Bench aid Hand Screws: Truss Hoops, Columbus manufacture. Mainatreet, . between 1st and za. itt ItF.W FAMILY r.IIOr'KKY. LTEhaTe bonht the stack anil taken the atore formerly wV oacuoied br T. Bacon Co.. on Main street. anmU. the Branch Ran;, aad have made laria additiona t. thei stock, with auah airanaementa for futnre auppliea aa justifieg ua in promisin tne citizens ot r.ransvuie ana vicinity, ireat a variety of the beet ar'.icles of Family Groceries as any j house in the city. Bein determined to use every exertion t. give satisfaction in all eases, we hope to reoeWe a liberal patfuusRfl. uiviua triai. v 1 1 ooa? nenrerea ireeoi rnarc. mhl3 HERSHBERGKR Ac CARSON. the li vznn pounF.R compaivy. M B A VI VU reduced their prices to correspond with tb reBai duced coat of Saltpetre, continue to offer their well known brands of Klrctrio In'dian Rifle and Kentucky RtKLKl'owder. inkejrsand caniatera. Alao (tuupowder for Blastinrand Mi nine. compri8in a full aortmntof qnaliti and kinds required by the trade, auwriUcd to give entir satisfaction. . Th.' standaril of their Powder, whioh baa now enjoyed th hiphest repuution for more than ttrrkt.v years, will ba found unsurpassed by any other mrnui'aotnrft f he kind ia the world. Forsale hv the rrinei pal dealera. an" also at the office of tha Company, No. 80 Wa'.l, cor. Water street. New York. A. O. HAZARD, President. A B. PouaLAsa:. Spof. mv2-6nil utility, i.i:ai7ty, i;li:sace REFI NDM EXT. TJVKRY one of the ahove names wilt 1 fonnd well adaptR.A -'d to and a true representative of the immense qua title, ot' Goods nt arrived at the well known Store of VVm. liOivetitliitl Sc Co. 9 Oomer of Wain and F rat streets. Having an aa.ortment and aselection of fioods. anrpaasinp inthe variety of tyKs, color and shadef, also in quar.titv and quality any and every thing EvansvllU wiiiv n wo or any otner no use ever ex ni 01 tea, we taue particnand vicinity to give us a call. Wa extend our invitation in particular to the tair sex, ayurinir them t iat every article lmatrin ble under the name of Dry Good. Emtrolderiea (Swirs, Yreneh and Scotch) Fancy Goods. Manillas. White Goods c. every dej;riptiun. Shawl?, 31illinery and Sraw Goods, can be sen in the richest, choice and most varied as sortment. We ara fully convinced that we can satisfy tha moB 8ansutne expectations, an-1 "atisfv everv claim resDeetinir rood taste and low prireit. In Clothinr of eeiy kind and cut we can please every demand as for fashion, color or quality, and the game ia piece goods. and convince yourselves. Z. HCOOK & SON, WHOLKSAIaE DKPARTMIiT( FIRST STREET, FTRST IOOR FROM MAIX. Ii HT AIL DKPARTMEXT, MATX STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNCK fjf H. COO K begs to thank his friends In EvsnsvII le am MA nuiprhborhood, for their favors so freely bestowed upon him since he has ben in business amonrnt them, and takes this opportunity of Introducing to their notice his son, .Mr. K. A. TOOK, whom he had taken into partnership from this date, and solicits for the new firm of Z. II. Took k Son, a continuance of the supportso liberally conferred on himself. Z. If. Cook jtSon. having taken the business premUesand pnrohased the wh'le of theJtnck of Mr. M. W. Foster, feel eonGdent that thy will be enatiled to supply the citizens of Kvansville with every article ther may require in the Groeery and Provision line. Z. 11. P. Hon wish especially to draw the attention of persona in the country having prodaea oi any Kino; to dispose oi. to their increased facility lor tak inz o If their stock. andsapplyinthmat their atora. with all articles required in the wholesale department, at prices that oaastensare their orderst or tne luture. feb2-tt isocrc uavj:s fok sai,k. Wl.itllXO to retire from actiro businesBto lay farm, I now offer thia place for aale. Oa it ia a oomno4ioaa Tavern Uonsa, one large three atory Jt.v3 atone u alehouse, also one of t rime; a rore; iJooa tv'a with capacity to alanchtor front 4O0 to 50O hofta per dav. with eood Ntablea and all necessary ont-nuildina;s. It hat a 8tne landina; of a;ood depth of water and at all time, free Nm mad. it now poosoas.s a good Dryiioola and Gro cery Trade, and Ia widelv known aa a ahippine; point second to but fpw lowca on the Ohio riror from Louisville to Kvanaville. Tha location and chara iter of the busineae of the place imperatively require other branchea of uaineaa to bo oadoete.l, via: A Tobacco sremmery, ve.. e.. anesaentially necewsary to supply tho demands of tho pubno. and waich,- if done, would increase tbe areneral baatnese of kh place amaainnly- larae aection of the country from whicK to thia time, no trade haa been derived (for want of roads) - H thia rolnt than tor other will in a ahtirt time 1. bronaht to this place (as an order haa teen isaned from oonrt for the openirg 01 new roaua.j r or mnnpr iniorniati.n a KOBE KT GRAHAM. QTHS Jy9-tda I.'ocl Haven, Ky. 1TnOOM5.AXD WASH BOARDS. BV 75 doa Fancy and Shaker Brooms; 30 dot Wash Hoards; 90 b and hf-nxa WheatStareh) is bhla Pearl Barter: 3 bbls Oat 'eal: 100 bxa German k Palm 3oap;5 baa fancy R.rte a Bar Soap J 5 unos prime auear; - vj doib sjrap uoiasaes; 20 hf-bbla Moiaasca; is do Loaf pow'd Safari 2tiercea Carolina Kiee, reo'd and for aale bv je28 I. & D. HEIMAyy. TRTK'V BOOKS. I '- . r j . i , . r. . . . 11 inq L.iie ana Anvenrnrea 01 rsecawonni The Martina of Cra Martin, by Lever; joefc oas; Abbott'a Franconia Stnriea, complete set; Steel Enrffavinga of Fillmore, Bochaaan and Prem'mt, 25 cents each; L vea of Buchanan and Fremont: ' - Fillmore and Fremont Sonus for thecamp'n. Itirt re'4 and for sale bv sepia DOBK1.I. A I.IHTKV. TUAVKI-KIt" ri'l.Hr!, Formerlr Ball's Head Tavern. finHB nniersianed haa taken rh above well known house, fi and refitted and rfnrnih"d it thrmvh'-tit. in the let tyle. The accoromo lat'oni win ne secun-i io no otner nonre r.ranmlle. i r ive jiai mum kt i,(ia;,it' , -ur-( am well snpnli! a f af'ie ft. rnr ciarci will ..:ir-. t,i, i r, nalle. Atti.jhrdtn t::e li.ii'.:.) is a gnrn Ditn.injt Aiijy. rriv-lrs will rjcuivo every a-.lontio. and fiiJ- citlo b w.U laker, ear.ol aogll-tf V. M. V. THOMAS arHKF-F:. lOboaea verv waprior rh-se inst ree'd by y n-2T HEMHHKRfit'R tCARSOS. lJllW!rtB n.Vt-XlAlt.-l" bbla. warrauJ pur ML on hand ana for aale by . "ngiT HERSHBEHOKR C AMOS'.