Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 51, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 January 1858 — Page 2

: C5t)ans6UIe gailg oninal FRIDAY, ....JAN. 22 ; tSyOor telegraph reports are mow thi .Bsnallj impfirtarit thia mbra.Efr'. TnCj contain the offici al returns of tbe two- Kansas I elections. The report of the Judiciary CoraTnittee in the cue of Bright and Fitch, and

' also, important movements In the Msat

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ANOTHER - DESIOCRATIC MAS COX YECTIOX. . A circular has been issued from Indiana polis by .Democrats, calling a mass conven tion of the party Indianapolis on Ihe 22U of February. The circular says the convention of the 8th instant fully expresses the sentiments of the party on aöo qnestions, bat fails entirely to cite expression to its views upon some other important matters, Territorial questions, s presented by the President's Message, engrossed sll its attcntion, and onir own local interests ami our own people were forgotten or ignored. The proceedings of the Convention have given cause of undisguised dissatisfaction and well-grounded complaint to a large propertion, if not majority of the party through OQt the State. The final resolution in the platform by the Convention, is differently construed with regard to the Lecompton Constitution, being construed on one hand that it fully connects party to opposition to the Administration on tho Kansas Con?titu tion. On the other hand, that it looks be yond the Kansas question the very question out of which it took its origin. The resolution is differently published, and after con sultation of Democrats throughout the State, have deemed it important to tho barIQOOJ SOU BUttraa VI IUU iiiiuuvmuw ralkJ to invite our brethren to assemble in mass convention at Indianapolis, on tho 22d of February. It says the naked question for Democrats in Indiana is-, "are we in favor of contritra ting to force a Constitution with slavery on the rorle of Kansas against their will? If we are, our party nruat be overwhelmed by defeat. And while we cordially endorse tho Administration generally, and are willing to tolerate diversity of opinion on this point witnout severing wee ma, www Bu u w, we ask our Democratic brethren ffot to risk defeat by the desertion of principle, which has led us to victory In the past, in the abandonment of which would doom t6" defeat in future." This movement, we trarUr no doubt, will be suppressed by the power and influence of the rulers of the party, and we expect it will end with the Issuing of tbo circular There is one ground of complaint ha the circular, which is independent of present party issues, and which demands the attention of the people of all parties; and the evil has been most forcibly illustrated in the proceedings of the State Convention. It U the centralis ing influence of our party politics. Indeed, politic are absorbing all question of State policy and interest. Tho scramble for federal offleea and honors, among politicians, Is making all State questions subservient to Federal Issues, and home interests are becoming matters of but secondary attention to the proceedings of Congress and the acta of the national Administration. The evils we are suffering In this Sttte from a government of mere tolerance, without law to sanction its proceeding, are grave enough to excite a jealous people to rebellion; yet a Convention called ostensibly to express the views of tho people upon the condition of public affairs, does not allude to a single State measure or home interest, but is gored into a phrenzy of excitement upon the abstract rights of distant territories, because they involve ques tions on which the political advancement of a few aspirants for Federal offices and honor depend. The States are fast becoming provincial dependencies ot the General Government, and controlled by tho dependants of tho Executive power. Mr. Fitch intruded the doings of tho Indiana State Convention upon the attention of the Senate the other day, under a pretence of making a personal explanation. He endeavored to persuade the Senate that Wallace's resolution in favor of popular sovereignty was an endorsement of Mr. Rachanan's acts and views in regard te Kansas. He attempted to show that tbo last r)at?e of tho resolution, "the hereafWf right ol tbe people oi a territory ta vote upon their Constitution, n was in tbe exact word of Mr. Buchanan's Message. 3r. Toombe, of Georgia, condemned the introduction of such subjects into the Senate. Mr. Douglas pricked the Indiana Senator bobble of ianity and assu' ranee, by showing that the language of the preceding sentences of the resolution absolutely precluded the construction that Mr. Fitch attempted to put upon tho last clause. He says: ' . " An examination of its langauge shows how impossible it was to reconcile suchen interfiretation witn tno iormer cianso 01 me rcsoution.in which the Democracy of Indiana declare "that thy are in favor of the ereat doctrino of tbe Kansas-Nebraska bill, and that by a practical application of that doc trine too people or a btate or lemtory ars fisted with the right of ratifying or rejecting at the ballot-box aar constitution that may be framed for their government, and that hereafter no Territory shall bo admitted into the Union, &c. Hence it would be seen mat the Indiana Democrats distinctly and nnoquivocally announce that according to their understanding the pcoplo of Kansas, by virtue of the organic act, nave a k vested right' to ratify or reject at tne oaiiot-oox any con stitution that may be framed for their gov crnment: and to suppose that they intended to except Kansas from the benefit and "praciicai appucauon 01 mat uucuiue, iw w suppose that they meant to repudiate, with respect to this Territory, the very act which had just been endorsed and expounded by them as guaranteeing to the peoplo a 4 vested right" wnich would bo ignored by accepting tho Lecompton Constitution. And. more ver. as the Constitution, of Kansas had not yet cera before- Cengves, nt was apparent that in tho use of the word KertafttT the Convention had expressly designed to embrace the ease of that Territory as well as all others that migntarise in future. A Washington correspondent remarks, Hast tto personal explaaation made by Mr. Jitcb, of Indiana, in the Senate, shows eon clusively that the honorable gentleman dis likes hi position; that hw feels- hhnself te be between two flies, with a terrible prospect of beinir roasted. Should the vote of Kan&aa on January 4th prove that a large majority of her people oppose the Lecompton swindle, then Mr. Fitch will advocate Its rejection in spite ct his speech; a few weeks ago In its sup port, ft is quite possible that by doing so he will escape both fires. Ho may satisfy tho Democracy of Indiana, and not displease the Administration;; for events indicate a diapo. sitien on tbe part cf Mr.- Buchanan- to re treat from the defenco cf the Calhounitee of Xansas."

Gxx. Winra's Movements. General

Walker has gone to New Orleans, where, it is said, he intends to demand a trial. It is further stated, that, if his ctemaird be com plied with, he will ictroduce pfsitfve testi mony showing (hat tho President, months ago, encouraged him in his Nicarsgoan enterprise. The Richmond South and othct Southern pvpers intimate there are In the hands of certain parties letters from Mr. Buchonan to Gen. Walker that sanction his desings and express sympathy with his move ments. Gon. Walker when arrested declared he had the direct sanction 'of tho Chief Ex ecutive for tbo etrCefprlse. It scttts hardly credible that there cai be any good ground Is I for these statements. Gen. Cass, however, in his letter to tho meeting of sympathizera with WalkeT and the Nicaragua fillibusters held in JWw York on the 9th of Mar last, approved of Walkers government In Nicaragua in the following decided terms: My feelinsrs and atropathles are with yon in this demonstration of public satisfaction at the wise and just measure of the Administration, by which the existing Government of Nicaragua is recognized and will be cn- - 1 - . t.. 1 t trust it will meet the cordial annrobation of the American people. It cannot fail to do --- - . . so, if they arc true to the faith of their fath ers. bine tbo commencement or our na tional existence it has been our principle to consider every foreign government a legiti- - t i f 1 t !i. muio ono wiiicn is received as mcu in iui own country. This Is the condition of the present rulers of Nicaragua, and it is no less our duty than it onzht to be our desire to 1 ti 1 r . lend them the moral support they can derive from onr recognition. Iam free to eonfeu that the heroic rfort rf &r cmtntrymtn in Nicaragua excites my admiration vhiU it naaat all rnu Itcitvdt. J am mt tn b atUrred from tM ex pre trio 0 tht feel i not by insert or reproachet, or hard wonft, lit who doetn't tympathitt tcith tveh an enter jri$e hat tittle cvmmon tcith me. Tue Tbibctaries or Green Kiteb. The steamer (Irccnvillo huilt hero during the past autumn, and now running under tho com roand of Capt. J. II. Humphrey, a gentle man well known and exceedingly popular on Green Elver is doing, as wa are inform ed, a very fair trade, Slto runt to Partdiso on Green River, and thence np Pond River to Frostburg, which is within twelve miles of Madison villc, Ky., to which placa there is a fino wagon rod from Frostburg. Madisonville m a largo and flourishing town with an incTea9irj? tJ h ha8 heretofore done all ts businC!lg vitb Henderson, incurrinz the .xrenscs of wa?oni'nir all its Drodnao for ehiDmcnt and tho aroccriea and eooda imrrtod. . distant of 4.0 mll nvrr bar! rnada T f - - a- largo portion of the year. By running the steamer Green villo up Pond River, tho wagcuing 1 reduced to twelve mile. This sav ing of laud transportation will turn the trade of tho fcrtilo region around Madisonvillo to Groen River and to thi city. Wo are informed that the construction of a lock at Frostbnrg would enable tho Greenville to go 16 miles further up Pond River, and to approach within aboat six miles of Madiaonvillc. 71 10 boat is in every way well fit ted for the trace, and the officers enterpris ing and Intelligent business men, This packet U deserving tho special encouragement and support of our citizens as she is likely to bring much new trade to our place. A new boat, called tho "M. V. Gillum" has been built at Louisville to run up Rough Creek, one of the branches of Green River, to Hartford, about 23 mile above it mouth, in the midst of a populous and rich agricul tural country. She Is to run from Rough Creek to Louisville, and will probably take the chief portion of the trade of that region to Louisville. . Our Merchant were invited last spring to join in this enterprise with a promise the boat should make this city the place of departure; but they neglected the request, and tho boat goes to Louisville and will carry tho trade with her. BfA singular salo was eftVctcd tbe other day in Cincinnati. A weTI-caown merchant of that city was accosted in tho street by a man who ottered to sell him a child which he carried in his arms for five dollars. Being askod why he wished to dispeme of it, he replied that its mother had deserted him and the child, and as he could not take proper care of it himself, he was anxious to place it with some ono who could. Tho merchant. fcrring that the little creature' would fall into improper hands, paid the required sum, took charge of the child, and carried it homo to his wife with tho intention of raising it, having no clülJrcn of his own. 17" The Rev. Ifr. Lakeman.'a clergyman of Abington, Mass., bns suddenly become insane. When first attacked he took the cars to Warcham, where he arrived about raid night. On tho way bo threw off his clothes and scattered them alonz the track. At Warclium he went to a liouso, broke several windows, and mado an entry. The family wero aroused, and found the gentleman running mad about the house in com pie to nudity. tST A writer in a New York paper des cribes Henry "Ward Bcecher as having a wicked eye, a sensual mouth, and altogether a decidedly profane and secular look. In all his "holy discourses" lie aeema te bo bordering on enholy things, and looks more as if he wanted to swear than to pray : or. like tho Rtrerend Theodore Tarkcr, to swear by, proxy, a when he heard that Chase, ot Ohio had turned Pro slavery man, replied: "To quote the words of tho wicked, he'd be damned if he believed It.n Eitraoudivabt AffAi. The Eastern Miss. Clarion states that at the recent term of the Circuit Court in Jones county, two men named Lynes wore indicted for larceny. In order to dispose of the principal witness against thtm,aman named Charles Landrum the accused employed a rutSan named Hi tower to murder him, agreeing to give a daughter of the elder Lynes in marriage and a considerable amount of property. On the night of the 14th ult, Hitower went to the honse of his victim and shot him with a rifle while sitting at his own flroside surrounded by his family. Circumstances caused the guilty parties to ba sirs poc tod, when they were arrested, and Hitower made a clean breast of it, telling of the- agreement above stated. ITe'and tM Lynes were all commit ted to jail to await tho action of the grand ,nry, at the next term of tbe Circuit Court. The Steamboat Insnector of St. LonU. is diligently investigating the case of the .... onrning 01 tbe Kaibow. says the statemeat mat me nnrnintr wo th wnvv nr Q ww ... .uw ww v. mm w. fienrlixli inmn;. i .1 . .V- , miijL luab fciio uie proservers were worthless, are amply borne out by the testimony already taken. rjtOTicrivE TABiTf. The New York Journal of Commerce, heretofore a strong free trade paper, has changed its position, and eonre eat in faverofa tariff that will protect tbe manufacturing interests of our country.

t37"IIorace Greely, writing from Chicago,

speaks in terms of praise of the western railroads, and finds but ono fault to censure that of inadequate ventilation. Speaking of the slight business done in the passenger lief, ho says there are but two classes now traveling those running away and those running after thet. He states the quantity of grain in the West to bo very great. Illinois and Indiana have far more wheat and corn than ever before at this season. Wis consin probably has the same, and Minnesota has at least doublo the product of any former year. Ilay Is so abundant that It is offered in many places at 13 so per ton. lie was told in Iowa City that a load which had been I vainly offered st all prices down to $1, was finally urged upon a friend of the owner for nothing, but he declined to have It, pitched --to his yard. Last season hay sold in the same region as high as $70 per ton, while thousands of cattle died for want of it. The IIoo Chop. As the slaughtering sea son has already closed, wo have made some enquiries in regard to the number of hogs killed in this and adjoining counties. We . t about 6,000 This place 9,500 Now Harmony 10,000 Mt. Vernon 8,500 5,300 6,500 Grayvillo 1 . . . .... Carml In Gibson county the number is about ..20,000 The product in Posey has been nearly tho same as In Gibson. In Pocey county, in this State, and White county, Illinois, the number of hogs lost by tho cholera during the full was about 6000; yet tho yield in these counties has been greater than in any for mer year. The number slaughtered at New Harmony is larger than In any previous tea son. Tiik Season. There is an old English adago that a "green Chiatrnas makes a full church yard." It is feared that our present mild winter will be succeeded by an un healthy summer. Some are predicting. the advent of the Asiatic cholera. O'.her are dreading the approaches of the ycllew fevcT which of lato years is assuming a new type, and extending its ravages to the Iforth. I is now prevalent at Havana, where it hat been unknown, heretofore, at this scaaon 0 the year. f,-y" There is an in tores ting casebefore tho Supreme Court of New York growing out of the confinement of an interesting young German lady in a lunatic a&eylum under a pretence that tho condition of her mind required her to bo restrained of her liberty. It proves to havo been an act of domestto tyranny, perpetrated, as it is alleged, "to cut down her pride," and brinj her into paren tal subjection. VT )n Wednesday of last week a young man employed on tie Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, met with a horrible death at the Salem Station. While endeavoring to get on the train while In motion, he was thrown down and run over by one of the cars, which severed his thigh from the t runic, inflicting a ghastly woml. He lingered In terrible agony until tbe following day, when death put an end to h sufferings. 137 Letters from Havanna report that Santa Anna Is in that city living incog in tho Governor Genial Palace. He oame to the Island, it H supposed fn one of tlw Span ish steamers, and bis presence is connected with the Spanish designs upon Mexico. 137" Business at the wharves of Louis ville, Jeffb. son vile, and New Albany, is said I to be more inanimate at present than at any other time dui ing the year.' fXV" A Tmwa arAtal at CVw! nirtnn K" v. IZJtf . A Ul.u wr ma mM wv www w aw.v... J - j the other day em a charge of attempting to pass a twenty dollar counterfeit bill on the State Bank of Indiana. t37"Tho Rev. Dr. Dowivey the Catholic priest who some weeks ago shot a yonng man in Stannton, Va., has been fully committed on the charge of murder. EST On Saturday night last, tho people of Lockport, New York, wero awakened from sleep by a vibration of the earth, accom panicd with a loud rumbling noise resembling the rolling of wheel oveT a pavement. fl AVI. US BANK. MST. Ratet at which the following Hank Notes are bonjlit, or received on deposit at the Savings Bank, t rausvllle. Correctea weekly. MAINE, par TJi. D'u. Farmers; M'chi.,Bk. 7i MinenU Bank Vj F& Milk, Kent Co.,.. j Except Canton. Em wort a ... Exchange.. Grocers...,' Hancock. Ilallowell Mratime. Winm...., Sandford... PENNSYLVANIA. ir Except k of New Ca. so Bkof rennsylrania... 60 r.ne my uank 1 Warren County Bk.... S) . ...... .... VIRGINIA N. nAMPSniBE, par S 30 iExeept Kanawha.... Exert Weare . 0 tiMUAiicimini VER3IOMT, par N. CAROLINA. .a 10 Except Fanners Bank Eacert Newberry 10 Koyalton TUnhT K Khh city... 50 Missisquwi...... ....... S5 South Rovaltou 6"! 8. CAROLINA. GEORGIA Stark Bank St. Alhant 2n Woodstock 60 MASSACHUSETTS, par ExccDtlee Rank.... 10 ALABAMA DELAWARE.. MICHIGAN Bkof Macomb Co...... 50 llrocers Hank V ok or lecumseh 50 Farmers St . Men's., Bk. 60 Michigan Ins, Bk 0 Michigan State Bk 20 Peninsular Bk 60 OHIO, par Except Bank or Circleville CitV Bk Of Citwlnnuti ÜO Weston Bans: V RHODE ISLAND, .. I l.eerA Dk of the ReD.. 70 Bk or South county... &0 isrniers u& llopVenton Bank..' SO CONNECTICUT, par Zxcep Bridgeport City Rank 2 vanai...... . ...... C ity Bank Colnmhn. . Clinton Baok. n of North America.. 30 ivton 0 Mauna VallT Rk Colchester Ph.rfri- lmk 3 peneca Coenty Bk..... iSandusky City ......... Lnion Bank. Exchange Bank. ' Hartford eottntv Bk.... V) H&tlM-a Kaxik Mercantile Fantncaet Psnoniottoe I"' KENTUCKYrpns Expert Kent-set? Tru.H Com nun . r afety Fand 6 tuinnebaagh Bk wv atu-B incus.... -"I äs over Windham Count V onir ? Woodbury W Worcester 40 ILLINOIS Except Rushville Peoples Stock Security WISCONSIN all.. TENNESSEE at... Exeept Bank of Knox- . NEW YORK, par Except Agricultural... ) Bk of Orleans...... ... Bk of Central N. Chautauque Co., Bk.. Chemung Co., Bk.... Darvmanj viile M) Tazewell 50 Jefferson sA Ilollister. Bank Hucenot Bank. Hamilton Exchange Bk MHina Rk Trenton w) SashvUle I Si Ocohee tfi O'Lee's Bk Lawrencehurg 50 Bk of Clarbuorne &n Danbridge go INDIANA, AH Specie raying Banks par. s Broken Banks notnno. I unouio iav sw' I Ontario Co. Bk W I D..ll D.nV PraTte,Ba.",!V.V' .SSi&rboV Bk Trov cuv liana 10 I , I western Bank... 301 ted in this- lTr. ace not Yatett Cuntr Bank... W bousM. NEW JERSEY, p&r LAND WARÄ.UTB. ExcetH America Bk.... 50 i0 Acre Warrants SOe per Acre. Bk of New JerMT MH Bersen Conntr ........ a" 90 Acre Warrant gOc ner Merchants- Bk V Morris County 30 IUifriT. SO Acre. 130 Acre Warrant per Acre. 160 Acre Warna ts tOc per Acre. Exchange on New York union ' Wheat Growers 50, MARYLAND, par Extent Cam her land ga. 1H per premmaa. Coin 3 per c premium. 8aving?Dank Sq

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

RATES. one square, (ten lines or leu), one time, t K ets. -inree times. . ; : : : : t t fro? One week, : : t : : t : : : t : 1 56' Two weeks, x ::;::: i 3 (,) One month, I :::::::: 1 4 00 Three months, : : : 1 1 t i t 1 :!M mx months, : t t : : : : : x 10 00 One year, it ::::.:: 1 : is 00 tsv" Discount on larger advertisements. tW Cards of six lines r under, S10 per annum. r Jio 'U11 forbid' advertisements received. . REGULAR WABASH PACKET. The steamer WM." HNOX. , Capt. T. J. White, will leave vor w abash river this dar at 3 o'ciocx. For rreigni apply on hoard. - im Lost City Orders Found. A N amount of City Orders Found. Whosoever 2. bavi cuäIm babcock!" janK-lt INDIANA ASBURY FEMALE COLLEGE. NEW ALBANY, INDIANA. rfi II E SrHINO TEEM of this Institution will open JL on M0111L1V. Pehruarv l.t. Th rnnro nt at nil is extenstre and" thorooch, emlracinir all the ordinary Kngiisa ttranciies, Mathematics, A antral Science, ADcieniana siooern uuiufM, fainting ana Vraw inr, oral and instrumental Music. The Institution is well supplies with Chemical, rnynioior icai, rniiosopriicai and astronomical Appa ratus ir me illustration or tne principles or those heience, constituting invaluable helps in the asouisition of knowledge. . . YOUXO LADIEft, TTe are DtirsuadoJ. will not find srester advantages than are otfered ttiem Id this Institution, either for Literary Improvement or Kenned Accomplishment in Music. Psiatiiic and Irawinc. A larxe nnmoer of Students can be accommodated with Boarding in the College KuiMing in the family of the President, a 'ew more can ret ue received. Vor special information, refervnee is made to Rev. II. OiLMoaa. Rev. K. 11. Josin. Rev. J. J. IIioht. joii.v lion, fci.,Julge A. loi.RHSKT, or to ;an2i-iw v. r. hawlias, rresiaent. vrrt. now-. vr. x. Alans. Late of Howard Si Brown. Late of Geo. Foster & Co. BROWN & A I KM AN, Receiving, Forwarding and General COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AGENTS FOR KANAWHA SALT COMPANY. Evanivllle, Inciana. VWT 15 hsve forme.1 a Co-partnership under the stvle W of BROWN & AIRMAN, and offer onr er. Vices in the capacity as set forth in our card almve. e are fully prepared to extend everv fncility tfhfrpers, either ly CANAL. RIVER, or RAII.liOAD. and assure them that their interests (hall he faithful If represented, should they be pleased to faror us with lueir paironnte. Office and Warehouse on the orner of Main street Snathe Canal. VM. BROWN. JanH-tf W. 31. AIKMAN. A.VWAL REPORT or TKS , Affairs of the Bodian Mining Co., OF EVANSVILLE, STATE OF INDIANA. Capitat '. f'Xyx-O 00 lU'served olutrc. 11 W 00 4fio Bonds 1V.0OO Amount of existing detts. deducting cash. Sic, on hand, and amounts due on current sc. count 4,126 10 juna n 1 jiu 1, tec. and Manager. William Kcrstimsk. Director. Sworn and auhscrieii iiefore me. this "Oth dav of January. IV. C. K. DREW, Notary Public. A Chance to Procure Help. MB. DAVIS, who acts as an agent in procuring Household Help for the Wm in New York, is now in the city, and can te seen a: the ashinpton iioici, wnerw ne win remain 1111 monoay next. sir. Davis has recently supplied our citixens with a cartv of girls who are dihtriünted in families thron rh the city,s;ivinc ool sstifaction to UiHr employers. The manner in wrirn ne naa rmniiei nis hrt cummiuuiii has inspired confidence that all the business of bis Agency will be faithfully and houorahiy performed. He can ill snpDiv bth men and women for helr. and he -n lumisn our larmers wiui any nunirx-ror rorxi iaborers Jan21-dw2t nOARDLVG. AOENTLKJIAN and his wife, aad Two Town m Mm IMUIV.N mTWj mW ' .'UIIUVU.br. WtfcU VWU 1U P.1 vaie ramuy. lor panicuian, addiess ifcx 2i5 Postomce; jsnai-tr Wr ANAWHA SALT. 3W liarrels, in fine order, for Jan. rale If UILBKUT4 BOnLDS. janzu 9IKLE rOwDKU.-0 kers M "W n KT uality, for sale Ja. by Ijanifll OILBR IIOVVLKS. 9KCEIVED BY KXrRESS. A American Almanac tr 1".V; Burton's KrclesiasticMl liistorr: Fruits for Christian fceasuns, flrst and second rles, at Ijsnill J.IIKALY. STATEMENT OF TI1K CO.'DITIO. or TUE Hartford Fire Insurance Company. TAViif irmmnnfrur ,.t ' January 1, 1838. I. The name of the Company Is The HARTFORD FI1LK l.NSl-RANcfe COMPANY; and Its loraimn is at iiaru jro, Connecticut. 2. The Capital &tock of U Oompnny H...S500.000 . iiawuiiivi us iapiuu stock paia np . -."", 300,0C 1. sue Arsets 01 isc company are as ronown. . Par Market Value. 511 Shares ll;irtf.r.l Bank tmem SöUlon 370 f'hsrei l'hcenix 87,000 im Shares Connecticut River Banking Co. Stock..,. 20 Shares Farmers aad Mechanic!' U.ink xtoci.., 1 15 Siwre Ctfy Bank Stock 21,000 12,fi.s0 SO.sno 1000 70 9fiUO 1UM0 aojMK lOno 10,0ou too 2ft) " C Itarter Oak Bank SH.irk-. liiO Mercantile Hank Stock. . Iwfl Sharei Biuik of Mitrtford Coanty St.k 200 Shares Kxchanse Bank toca 110 Shares Merchants And Manufitctur ers Bank Stock, 30 tier cent. paid... W Shares Jtna Bank Sb.ckt 10 per cent, paid 3.X0 00 15,200 200 Shares American Exchange Bank Stock. New York 20,000 3T0 Shares Bank of America Stock, New York 2) Shares Bank of Commerce ftock, New. York 80,000 3100 20,200 HAW 5,100 ll,0lrt 10,000 27,76 0.SOO 1150 1,020 WOO 3,noo 2 ,000 300 Imprters and Traders BanJc Stock. New York 30,000 21) Shares Manhattan Conipauy Bank Mock, New York 10,000 100 Shares Merchants' Bank Stock, New lork , , 5,000 1W Share Merchants' Bank Stxk,New l orfc, 25 per cent, paid 1 .tJ) 500 Shares ITnion Hank Stork New York lOiH 2iAShai es Ocean Bank htork, N ?w York 10, (00 l Shares Hxnk of North America Stock, New York , 10,000 it" Share Metropolitan Bank SlKk, New York tfi.TCO 100 Shares Merchants' Bank Stock, Boston 10,000 I Shares Bank of Commerce Ptoek. ton lOVOOO 100 Hharea Hartford and New Haven Railroad Stork, l.OOO $4 Shares Hartford, Providence and Fishkill n.tilroal Stock, preferred... 8,4ft! 20 thr res Connecticut River Rallr ad Mock i.mn 120 Shares Connecticut River Company Stock 12,1 ,000 Bills Bccei v?.lie henring Interest, IncludingSnecial Deposits in Hanks llM J8tt n aiKiH-r 11 poo,, one ins i;oinpany ...... . Ca.U in hands of A jents or in course ef SO, 71 transmnsion.. Cash ou hand.. S.l27 00 37.0y5 00 5. . 7. 9. 10. No JuMliticJ to Hanks er otfuT, dae ornotdue." No losses adjn-Hed and due. Amount of losses either unadjusted J ' or Adjusted and not due, ) Losses In suspense waiting further proof, Inct'U'led int AM cnirTsHove, A II other claims sralnat the rnmrnn 40,0CS 06 7,0 12 11. The rule of the (innnr i. not m .i-m.I ,m iWI ni inT one riit, toojcci it nas nr a sins'e Bra. 12. The amount insured in acitv or village, depends upon its slxe, senerall v all the desirable risks to be bad ; subject to the rule list above named. 13. The amotnt insured in any one Mock of build. Ingadepcnds upon its size aud construction, subject to the mleahoTer-ferrrd to. 1. No part of the Capital or e mines ef this Companv has len depojited in any other State as security for losses therein, and no such deposit if required hy any State exeept Indiana from which btate the Agencies of this Company were withdrawn, as this Company entertains the opinion that its entire Capiatramf resources are pledged fortheeqaal security of all Its Policy holders, and shonld so remain. Under the opinion of a late Attorney General of the State of Indiana aforesaid, peononpeinc the law is valid and void, some of the Agents 0 this Company have resumed their office and continue to transact the business of Insurance in that State. And this Company will recognise all its Policies issued to any party or parties In the Slate of Indiana as valid and of binding obligation, and pledges Itself to a faithful performance of all such contracts of In sartnoe, whether so held by reason of the passage of the law referred to or not. 0. B. BOWERS, Secretary. STATX OF CONNECTICUT, ) yiAarroaD Coustt, Jswrasv, 8, IS58. Personally appeared C.B. BOWERS, Secretary or the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made oath that the foresoina- Ptateioent. hjr bim suhnrribed . is a true, full and correct statement of the a flairs of said Company and. (xhibrUso drag can he ascertained at this date, its actual condition on the first day ef Jan Before me, II. n. BAKBORV.X PArplicatiaaf lor Infurance majr he made to tie oodersirned. ALLEN CUALLECK, Agents Jaoüldaw KTansrille, Indiaua. RECEIVED LAST NIOHT BT EXrBESS.. Prince of the House of rid:. Queen's Fate; Moss 8ids by. the Auihorof Albnet , Quits,Ay tbe Aathorof rnitialsr Jan 15 J. JIEALY. RRAÄs COPY AXB OATSmw lorsuieoy Z.mCOOKfcSON. fXTEA FLOUR. 100 hags Canal Mills Excelsior from White Wheat jut received and for sal hr i-axli VIUKERY & JOHNSTON.

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DENTAL NOTICE.

DR. I. BORDLEY, fVornrlr of llmnAmrmMi. Vwr.'i WOüij) -espectfally inform the cititlens of Evansville and Vielriitr that hs has taken mnmi a few doors' above the' Postofliei-. whnre he m he aeeVi and consulted as to thfe nroner treatment to weserVe the teeth and relieve diseased gums. I won Id here re mark ttiat diseased teeth and gums cause weax eres, heädach'reaiache, deafness, diseases of the stomach. TLe worst cases of dyspe-nia are connected with dis eases of the mouth; many safier for vears, and when the cause is found out, it proce ds from some derange ment 01 ine mourn, a number ot my patients can testify to 11 fact. Jinl-tf . B. Chloroform administered when desired. ANNUAIi REPOllT, A S reqrrtrjd by the I2th Pertion of an Act of the Legisaiure 01 wie otaie 01 iduiim. Milt-l "An Irtin authorise the formation of ()s Light Commisuiies," approved February 13th. I85I. J1 Ml HE undersigned. President and a majority of the tne directors or the vansville Uas LifhtCom. pany, make the following KeporU iiiuuuBi 01 capital ruci 55,2llo Amount of same paid in ......VOO Amount of existing Debts, S1.638 C. Q. KEATS, President. , , J0. J. C HANDLER, Director. f.TATE OK INDIANA, ) snaerourca tvnnir, j C. O. Keats and John J. Chandler make oath before me that the furi-gom statement Is true, as they believe. jania-iw hl Tills 11 IMS3, notary nubile. NOTICE. X nOtifvin the nubile of mv retirement front horn'. JL ness. t bet leave to tender them, and mr friends and patrons particularly, my thanks for past favors and patronage, and would heartily recommend to their consideration mr successor, JACOB STRAUB, who undoubtedly, win j usury ail expectations or my friends' rALDKIRCH. JACOD STRAUB, siiiciaiii iv ui uvfTtUVaiirs vtv WMäl (in T III K bought the enUre stock of Mr.M'ALDKlRCH'8 hardwrre store, intends to carry on the business as hereto, fore, and will he happy to serve Mr. W .' old custom rr, H.ni uia irteiKia ana puniic in rrnerml Wlttt A no. 1 uuuvSi ana at the LU bI fKlciss. Jan H-fllm. House for Kent and Valuable Far niture for Sale. HATINO detertnlned to remove to Louisville In the spring. I will Rent the Laree New Dwelllinc I now occuov. and will Sell mv r urniture. con sulting ot an excellent nnsewooa i'uno, and all or my iiousenoin ana iitt-nen ramiture. rersons wantini any such Fumiture will find it to their interest to cal at my residence, on Ouk street, between Second and Third streets. 1'oiiesMon given immedintelv. ja&!HdJw. JSO. WOODSON II LG II ES 550 OK $150 REWARD IttllT STORE, in CanneTton, rerry county. Ind 11 M. was robt-ed on the nicht of the 7th inst-. ot the following roods: Three Silver Watches, two Hunting Cae Watches, and one open face Lapine Watch; also a larpe lot of Jewelry, consisting of Breastpins. Ear .1 1 ... fi . 1 ... . 1 1 . jTnpsanu r inner n.ini aioo a quamiiT 01 rockei Knives and JUxor, with a quantity or Irish Linen Silk Handkerchiefs and Ready Made Clothine. will sire gSO tor the apprehension of the thitf, or Ciauior tneuih;rani roos. AO.ireis jan4W- HJIULAS tALUliA.x. KILI.ni OR STOLEN. A WHITE AND BLACK SETTER DOO? to corer the dor I will give FITE DOLLARS and for evidence which will convict the brute who killed, or the thief who stole him, I will give five 01 ars auauionaj. u. u. 1.1.A19 janl9 TI. PLATR. AC l.A) lioxes X Tinplate; 60 do toifinf do. 10 do 13x13 do. 10 do ino plate do. 2 do X Tin Bright. SO slabs Spelter. 30 Pics Block Tin. For sale by Jan 13 SAMT, ORR. Great Alarm About Town ABOUT money marten and bad totcco. bnt F. Fendrich k Bros, have received some of the best chewing tobacco that ever wai sold in our city. They Give have all the beat brands of ircinia tnbaoco. Give them a call and couvince vourself. They also have one hundred thousand of Uie best Havana cigars. Oct-12th. 7IOCR.m. 2$ bbls Emerson Ktra Family Flour warranted by Z. II. COOK Sc SON SUNDRIES. 1V hars f-nnlne Pa. B. W. Floor, 25 Bit each. 100 boxes Cream Tartar, I lb each. 25 cases S Cans Ctte Oysters. V do 1 B rio do. 30 boxes quart Tomato CaUsp. 60 do yuit 4o, ' do pint and quart Pepper Sauce. KVl &s Small Kar Lead. J ust ree'd and for sale by Jan! J. & p. HEISIANN. RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.-IIarper's Macazine f. February. J. 11KALY. janl HARPER'S MAG AZISK for rebruary. Ballott's Monthly for February. Don't forget, Harper is only S2 50 and no posture, at jamy VUUELIi si ivm uiu.i. TtfRw star akd molapska, A w J 'Ust received, both eh'-ice qUity, fo i choice qoality. for sale by GILBERT & BOWLES. On Sycamore near VTater norM kjrNDRIKS. 3 IS dot Hotter Ladles: S dos Wooden Simons; 2: dos Rolling Pins; Sdos Towel Rollers; 10 dot Potato 51 alicrs: lidos Beef Malls; 2 nests Won. len Boxe, i Inch ; 3 doz ass'd Knife Boxes and Baskets: J ust ree'd by Jan 16J Z. H. COOK Si SON. BRUSHES! BRUSIIES!W) dot Scrub Bruslies, ass'd ; fO dos Horse do; 25 dos Shoe do; ados Dujllng do; SdocCarnet do: ReceireH.y Jan 1rt z. if. cook at son. UriLLOW WARE! WILLOW WARE ! Xlnest Market Baskets. I Odos 20 nests Clothes " 5 nests Hampers. S dos Covered Briskets. 10 dos ass'd Fanner's Baskets. For sale low hy fja 161 Z. II. COOK ft 80N. fri700I)E WARE.Äc V 3ft !' ass'd Hucaet. 15 d. Wash Tube, 23 nesU do. t doanes'd Churns. 2do Zinc Washboards. 7ft nets Wooden Bowls. HI dox ;is'J Woodeu Tray I. 10 rrw Clothes Pins. ... I.1 l'at-ut 8priig Clches Pini. 25nest4Can Pails. 15 racks Covered Baskets. I n store and for sale low by Jan 14 Z. II. COOK St ON. dUN DRIES: 3i 1 5 Hhds. Clarified Furs: IV,. .... w - - 25 Half t'crves R.fixinr; 6 Boxes Cheese? 10 Boxes I-enions; 5 Hi.ls. Onnw 50 K eps assorted . altr 200 1 If. Boxes assorted Wind.v Glossr ' A lot or Upper Sole Louder; A lot of Door Mats, in store anl for sale !y ' Jan7-tf. PRESTON BRS. 40 Mils. Tar inst rerelred and formlol.v in U PRESTON BROS. JflUNNY BAGS. lOO halc larfeäl.nsh. iu apt 10 ' "4 " for sale hy jn 12 ' GEO. FOSTER ft CO HTC,era nd Saamaae Staffer UM. 6iAsirted Meat Cutter SI S3 SSj; V d Sausare Si u Hers; 1 iIoshi Fork Clivers: BABCOCK RONTAG. I KAO AND SHOT. JLi m bng Patent Shot, assorted Nos. , 25 do Buck do - do do anon lbs Bat Lead, for sale bv seitlO WAEELER4: RIGGS. SAO B-. 10 ft, prime sage In store end for sale by Jan9-tf. Z. II. COOK ft Svlf. P- owderT lai kegs Minnie Rifle Powder In Msrtzine and to' sale Ly . 1 I V II IHUir K. CnV . mtm'mi Z. II. COOK ft SON.Agt's. WAISINS. J.V 20 boxei received and for ieW jan 15 YICKEKT ft JOIiXMON. miR. JL 10 W1 received and for sale y jan 15 VICKKRY ft JOIIK8T0N. 'FABLE SALT. Ja. 3 bags One Liverr0' Salt for sale by jan 15 VICKI ;ERY ft JOHNSTON. Cincinnati Soap and Tallow Can Jlea.-itf hoses juit received per steamer Lelianon and for sale by GILBERT St BOWLkS. HIATCHES.IfM. I Round wood box Matches. 40 cross just received. B. E. OILB1.UT i CO. JUMPKIVfiJL loo fine Pumakins jnst received and- for sale by Z. 11. COOK 8 BOS. MBArCattcnand Sausage Staflen at reduced licesat WALDKIRCII8. WTAR CANDLES 3 90 whole, half and quart boxes for nie by jeptaO .K. GILBERT ft COV BlTOGTES ! We hare lomc well finished Leather Top BraGl ES, for tale on eonsrgnsient. ,auti4 liOBNBROOK te COlVKYV AXD M0i.A6SE8.-A choloe 11 article 0 both In store and for sale at reduced prices by 8AM. VICKKBY-. CORM M K A I. A very ehe arMsl now offived for sale by (je29) VlCREHY ft JOHNSTON. ,J EW FIG8. 100 Drnaaa Jast reoeired awl for IM sale by ' GlLllEBJPIe BOW-LK8. 1 OTA TOES. JL W' bushels Extrsb team er Diamond by rotatoes jnt recelwd Z.U. COOK ft SON

AN ORDINANCE

To require fines and costs for breaches of the ordi nances or the City, to be satisfied by labor. If not paid or replevied - Section i. Be it ordained hv Che Common Conncil of the City of Evansville, That, whenever gnv person shall be adjudged to pay any tine far a breach of any oruutanre 01 saia city, and shall Kr twentv-rour hours after the judgment shall have been rendered against him. fail to pay such line with all the costs adjudged against htm, it shall be the duty of the Mator of the cilj lunusrHiu require sucu person 10 uuior on w.e streets, or other pnhlic works ot improvements of the city, one day for every sixty ri0c.) cents of such fine I costs until the same shall be fullv satisfied. Kirht to ten hours to constitute a day. Srctioh ä. Such Uor may be done under the immediate supervision of the Mayor, or he may direct it to oe done unaer tne airection 01 tue street uotnmissiocer, and in either case it shall be lawful for the SJavor or Street Commissioner to require the party convicted to labor with a ball and chain attached to his lee or ancle In such manner as to prevent hit escane. and said Msyoror Street Commissioner may use such reasonable comoral nuni&hment as mar be necessarv to compel anyperson couvtciea as atoresaia to perform the required laior. Sections. This ordinance shall be in force rrom I and after its publication. M A pproved January 16th. Iw. Attest: JOHN nEWSON. Mayor. Wkll II, Walk, Clerk. . , janls SILVER PLATING. rkHE undersigned has rermanentlr located him JL self in Evansville. with the Intention of pursuing me above business, lie can be found in tne Marble Hall Building, 24 Storf. Opposite Chas. Babcock's Carriage Fumiahing Store. Heis prepxredtodo alt kinds of Coach, Carrtajrer House ani baddieryi FlaUng with neatness and dispatch, and he warrants his work to be as durable as any done in the country. He ask for the patronage 1 uie ciuzens or fvausvuie, and or tne l'oacn ana C image Makers of Southern Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky. Silver Plated Door Tlates," Xumlxrs for Ftreet and Pew Doors. Bell Pulls. Kailinr Knot. Front and r wlordoor locks, with plated Knobs and Furniture, with every description of work in his line will be done in a manner eaual to the best Kastern work and at eastern prices. J. A. SAMDKR, janm-tra sa story warbie nan URIE'S PLOW FACTORY, dTkN the corner of Eighth and Division street, Evans -r vine, ne win ie round manufarturing all kinds of Steel flows, Uric laiproT-rl , Peacocks Simons, J umpers and improved Coulter, Snbsoil.and complete Pod Plows, with Cen tre Draft Stocks, bhovels and Urie's ew invented Oopher Plow, with two or three Blows to one stock. Blc. sll of which is made in the bestand neatest manner wnicn 1 win sell -t wholesale and retail. 1 . o. 1 aiso win ao an Kinds or plow mending, both stock and Iron and plow laying, done up is good order. janis-wsw j. UKIU. NOTICE. Cash! Cash! Cash! Cash! Cash rkN and after FF.fSHUARY, 1st, 18ö. I wUl close vf my Books to al running accounts and Sell for Cash Only or Its Equivalent. Experience has taught me to take this plan, believing it to he to the interest of buyers, as well as to myself. I shall try to make it an object for all to pay cash, and hope to give offence to none by refusing credit, as 1 shall refuse all without respect to person or persons.. All goods must be paid for before th y leave the store. If not satisfactory they can be returned and I will refund the money. Also, I take this opportunity to fler my sincere in-.UK tor tne imerai putrocat'e with which 1 was heretofore favored, and ask a continuance of the same, promising to merit the same by prompt and fair aeaiuig. ana an additional inducement in prices. . SAM.EMBlCHr an 13 Main st , 3 doors below Second. BLACKWOOD'S M AGZINE THE BRITISH REVIEWS. SCOTT ft CO., New York, continue to pub 4 iisn the following leading British Periodicals, I. TnE LONDON QUARTERLY (Conservative) t. THE EPINBUBO REVIEW (Whig). J. THE NORTH BRITISH RE VI EW( Free Church) 4. THE WESTMINISTER REVLSW (Liberal). (. BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, (Tory). These Periodicals ablr represent the three great political parties of Great Britain Whig, Tory and Radicalhut politics forms only one feature of their char acter. As Organs of the most profound writers on Sc ience, L i t era tu re , M oral ity , and Religion, they stand as tney nave ever stood, unrivalled in letters. These Reprints can now lie placed In the hands of saosc-xier aoout as soon as tne original editions. TIlHiril Aiscx: For sny one of the four Reviews.... For any two of the four Keriews.... For any three of tbe four Reviews.. For II four of the Reviews ....too k 04 7 m a 00 a (10 9 00 10 00 For Blackwood s Magazine Pur Blackwood and three Beviews.... For Bjn. k wood and the four Reviews Psymcnts to be made in allcaes (n advance. Monev current in the State where issued will be received at par A discoont of twenty-five per cent, will be allowed clul. Four copies of Blackwood, or of one Review, will be sent to one address for 19; four copies of the four Reviewsand Blackwood for 30; and so on. The Postaok to any part of the United Sutes wQl he but twenty four cents a year for " Blackwood;" and dui touneen cents a year iur cacn 01 ue Reviews. janl'.Mf W.B and Hamburgh Cheese. 3s boxes irge, and of best quality, just received tier steamer juarengo ana iur saie tow iy GILBERT 20 WEE. OKAXB. 4') Bushels White Beans? M do Brler Arrles: Jart n-rH.W and for saienjr Jt. 11. UUUK S UJ. rTit'R.irtf.-00 Bushels Mme Törüipr, Jart re JL ccired and for sale by Z.U. COOK. BL bUX . OUCRTlIK T.-25 Sacks Prune Buckwheat, M-9 just received and for sale by Z. II. COOK ft SON. 1" AnD AXD BCTTEliT .1.415 bbls. Lard; 350 bbls. Butter; received pcrCsnnt bv i. 11. COOK ft SON. SUNDRIES.- -100 drams New Firs; 100 bxs lialfand quarter Raisins; 3 tierces S.S. Almoads; S New Filberts; ft cases M liuxes Sardines, (1009 boxes.) 60 boxes Hamburg Cheese; ' Received aud for sale by jan 15 X. ft D. IIEI5IAN5. sBINDRIES. Id) boxes and halfs Star Candles; son reams n rapping Paper; 30doz. Oenuine Shaker Brooms; 10 dos I. B. Half Bushels. 10 boxes Cloth Pins. 10 gross Ceder Faucets. iteceived and for sale by, Jan 15 I. ft D. HE1MAXN. WOAP A.YD CAXDI.E7. io Imxes full weight 8uvr Csadles: 25 boxes Cincinnati Tallow Candles: 55 boxes Cincinnati Palm 80s p. All of choice quality, and for sale at reduced prices, bv uiliikkt ft Bowles. WirOODEJV BOWLS, decjunn.- uunnej ok c 100 Nests Wooden Bowls, 15 amen do- Trays; S do- Am'd ChiMTi: 0 do Rolling. Pins ijt do Mashers, jast recefred and for wie by Z. H.COOK ft SON. irK.m av 10 Tierces Rice Just ree'd and for s-ile bv jan 13 TBESTON BROS. T BAD I'IPK. A good assortment received and for sale by Jan 13 8AM L ORR. 1 It 1811 WHISKY. One Puncheon Pure Irish Whisky, just received and for sale by decl. TE.N.NEY ft gOBBSSOS. ÖTIIED BEEP. 600 aSs Choice Pried Bef; 50 do Beef Tongues: j BM. Prime Pork; just received and for rale by jautf. Z. 11. COOK ft SON. HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED. "fJJAISED in Decatur county, Iowa, original SeM Jt.e from lienf-nr; y abnut b years apo Turns off from 4 to tons of ba; to Die acre, preferred to any other hay for stock ree'd by U Wl A stock of the above Seed just Z. U. COOK, a 3WI, AglS. dMOFFEE. j 40 sacks Rio Coffee; 1 tale Mocha; 30 rockets Java; just ree'd bv 13 z. Ii. cook ft aox. sepU mnPR vivfcAR - J b Bbls. Warranted Cider Tire psr, In store and f ale by P.4M. VICKFRT. UUOAK AND TEAS. Best grades of White and Brown SroAR; A great variety ot superior ieas, mr -hi- ht aui-rtf SAM. VICKERY. 0PK.J.V 150 Coils Boston Manilla ere. do do PRESTON BROS. rO CollS JUU 25 do Cotton b9 do Hemp Received and for sale by POCKET BOOKS. 1UST received per Express, an involee of new and choice stvlei of fine Port Jinnies. Pocket Books, Purses. Bscs, fte- in great variety, and at trices ta suit the times. Call at the old .tand of BITTKOLFP t SOX, jcnS-lmd. Main bei. 1st and 2nd stmts...'. !TATI.S. 1 600 kegs WbetJjDg.assortc sixes, for sale bv jan 11 GEO. FOSTER ft CO. CRANBERr.IES, fte.. Ac. J 10 Bushels Choice Cranberries: 300 Heads Prime Cabbage; 23 Bushels Sugar Pasnipj; TOO dn ' Prim. IT kit. t a4 mI.J D,'1 ? bF Z. U. COOK & 60N. janMT. BUTTER, fte. 300 tbs Fresh Table Butter: 800 " Cooking do 500 dos Fresh Etfi; juit received and for sale by jan-tf.. Z.H. COOK ft SOiV. JUST RBCETVED 100 dozen Leokinc Glasses :' 25 do Clocks, every description . 108- do Axes. ecpU BABCOCK ft 0 .KTAG-

OMMISSION & FORWARDING

CARD. J. S. MITCIIELT,. CO.. Corarrrtsslen'" and Forwarding Merchants' Unde? trrt Telegraph OfTice, Evansville. JOHN 8JMITCMELL, At the repot, Bowling Green, Ky. PARTICULAR attention tr6n to Recei-f nr. Ki.' ing, and Forwarding any Produce consigned to ns ' We will also use our best exertions to effect the moirr advantageous sales of goods sent to us forthat pur-' pose, either at Evansville or Boa ling Green. jan 11 -11 P. G. O'RILEY & CO., OLD ESTABLISHED Storage, Forwarding & Commission General Railroad, Steam and Expiess Ajents SPECIAL AGISTS TOW rERSSTLVAKIA asLSOAB. l&i 18S7. m? H AVISO fitted wp st wiasnmoth tfhteft-taSl, thej largest on the Obio Rirer. in the most substantial manner, we are nreraml to feejilmTe with nron a dispatch all goods entrusted to our cere, either by W a . si m-. ... ...F sviver, ivanroaa or ttnai wiuiout delay or expo, sure, Ate, Jtc Particular attention will be r"' lteceiv'iig, Storing and Forwarding; and also to the saie ' iT-o-iuce consigned to us, and all orders prom .y h lied. P. iß. O'RILEV returns his sincere thanks to hia' numerocs friends for their former patronage, and re-' spectfully solicits a continuance of the same, which4 win ne u u it rcciirocaieu. A Store Room, well applied, will be kept tor the sc commodation of boats, and their orders carefullv fill ea. p. u. u KILE Y Jz Cf . . EDWARD R. HILL, (LATB WITH Jl. S. MITCHELL.) COMMISSION & FORWARDING5' and WIIARFIJOAT rROraiEfOIt; EVANSVILLE, WtJ. THE undersirned has "recent-" ly purchased a FIRST CLASS Wharf-boat and establish.: ed hknself in Kvansville to transact a Forwarding and1 . commission tusmess. Possessine everv facilitv for receivinc and shloninsr Merchandise. Flour. Grain. Pork. Lard, fee with des-iaich and on the most reasonable terms, he would : respectfully solicit the patronage of merchants and i 11 1'iiiP a Y v X TAUST SliCXCV A Ola ACdalIU nnnn a mT -e arv a -mr ir.....H:iu x e -a tos WE are prepared to store in onr Fire Proof Ware-' house anv auantitv of Grain. Produce, or alerchandise, on the most liberal terms. JtaTing large and airy rooms np stairs, partienlar care will be taken of Household Furniture, AgrienlturalImplements and all kinds of soodsor wares liable to damage from damp or rust. insurance ettoctoo at uie lowest tire prooi rates, by tne month or longer, wnen desired. Warehouse located on corner of Locust street and W y and K. Canal, and most convenient for shipping uy River or Railroad. Apply to GEO. FOSTER ft CO.ap8. - riVII GTOn A f "TL tlTAVE a large double Warehouse at the Csna Basin, capable of storing any amount of produce which will be received, stored, taken care of and brldv subject to the owner's orders, on the most reasonable terms'. P. G. O'RILEY nihao-äß. MCTCAL FIRE lXOlACI. COM PAX IT OF VAXDERBUAUII COCXTV. THIRD ANNUAL KErORT. IX pnrtoaiMv of the 55th Section of an Act ef tttV G era. Atocmbly of the HUxlm of Ini4Ua er.titlef 4 n A ft tt.m tht i rvWktPvvri fk f iirs tt lniiirf nr rntnrdl.'nies, defining their powers and prescribing their du 4 a a iiiwi i-emiwii wa a i. vui mvv .-aa -m ties, 'approved June 17th, The ndersignedf pirectr rs of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Vanderburgh Countv, submit tne following Report InAlnilftlMnniirt. InanMil AltiUJ fw Deduct amount of policies suirendered,.... Mtk'.b 9 Leaving amount of policies now outstanding, 05,105 00 Value of Premium Notes as per 3d Annual Report 12? ,236 80 Ysl. of Prem. Noles ree'd since,. ..16,1 H) , Deduct " surrendered,... &13 15 iSol C& Value of Prem. Notes now on hand, 9SlOSi ii Cash on band as per Sd Annual Report,.. S3 Cash ree'd since on Premiums,. ...141 SO " M " Policies, 33 00 " Transfers..... HO' ' " For Intercat,.. 181 fti S906 SS SAH 71 Deduct, Sup't Salary....... ......... 4 n Aarertising, Notary Public,. S4 00 1 W 35 110 09 St 00 Salaries,...-. Donation to Fire Coin panic vw . . ijo-wpaia ss. xwerscr, Cash on hand I3AS U ASSETS. Present Value of Premium Notes. 34,Si 45Cash on hand, ,;&. 12' Furniture. 1 & Total Assets............... .m... 937,l8 0T Number of Pol icier outstanding .. ..1 .None. 120 Assessments made on Premium Notes,.... FTl.'W-I, ...... ....... Attest: BO"T, KJtKitY, Sec-y. STATE OF T5DIANA, ,, Vanderbmrgh Countv, )" William Heilmcn, W. Baker, Robert Barnes, R. 8, Tenney, II. V. Iris, W . K. Preston, N-inf duly sworn, sav thattitey are Pirecto s of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Vanderburgh County, and that the foregoing Report is correct, and true to their best knowledge and belief. WM. nEILMANr W. BAKER, ROBT BARN'ES, R 8. TENNEYr II. I. ALL1S. W. B. pr.E8to:f Sworn and satwrihed before ine, this 1Mb. day of January, läj. Witness my hand and Notarial teal, the date aforesaid. , ' " TnOS. E. GARVIN. IL. S.l Notary Public of Vanderburgh Co. The above Company continues to Uke risks on buildings or their contents, either in town or country , at equitable rates. W. BAKER, President. . . BOB'T BAHNE?, Trees. , r. Eaklt, Sec'y. jan 16-dftwlw-fOAF. CRUSHED AND POWDERED SUGARSA 25 bbls. for sale by jan18 GILBERT ft BOWLES. MOLA. ES. 40 half bbls choice for sale Iv jan 18 GILBERT ft I10WI.F.S. fl'ABLE BALT. In both Ion r and email htitn fur ml. low l.-r jsnlo GILBERT ft BOWLES. 10TATOES. M. 100 sacks Prime Potatoes for sale by jan 18 p. O. OMIILKY ft CO. .IfOLASSES. 60 Uls, In fine order, and choice Ilm quality just received and for sale low by Jan7-tf. O I LBKRT fc BOWLES. CO.FECTIO.,sEIlS SUGAR. tS bbls. just received and fn sale by decl GILBEIIT ft BOWLES. VKöAn. by" Bbls. Cider Vinertr,Jnt received and for sale VICKERY ft JOHNSTON. ZVT BOOKS ! NEW BOOK? Quits, by the Author of Initials; Parthenia, or the Last Iavi nf ra?inism, onir just published by Tick nor I-Fields: The Pfant Hunters, by Capt. Mayne Ueedi. Mabel Vaurhan: Moss Side, by liar ion Harbnd; Meadow Brook, by Mr. Helme;. Lena KiTers, - Homestead on the Hill Side, dot School Days at Rugby; A new tnii.lY f the t Books of the rear for sale by . ja- li; DOB ILL CO-ttNCTON. . ß SMALL HOUSE FOR II EXT ' A HOUSE containing a Roomsa-jda Kiteben, in a central r nd pleasant part of the city, will berented if the f ontitore of f;he prent a r occupant is puivhed. Tenus low. Address Box ISA, Kransvill Port (r-Tiee. jaa 1603 NEW Film. THE ndf-rsigned have formed a ro-jortnersliip under the style of lIOLLlXGStYORTn eV nROTIICR. and have just received a lar-fe rod desirable stock of QUEEN8WA11E, LOOKING GLASSES, CHINA. GLASSWARE, Ac, te.. at Preston Bro's old stand, ormeite Bement It Vie Vs. wbere we will be pleased to see all our friends. The stock is entirely new, man nfjettfred to eorewn order, expresslyfor the Evansville wholesale and retail tradeW profess to sell as low as any market, and sail i facti on giren In all Cases. Personal attention sirrn fo r ers. Jan 12.1m w. e. noLLisoswoarn, T.J. IIOLUNGSWORTII, HORSE SHOE JVAII.S t0lsgenuine UUIKFIN" n. Nails on hand andforsaleby IjanlZ) SAM'L ORR. FOR RENT. ONE of the best business stands in th rttv, next door to J. P. Byrne's on Main street. Possession gi Ten immediately. For particulars inqa-r cf decaa-W. IHJUE1.L te CON YXGTON . OlDRIFSs3 so boxes. Raisins: tCUlf boxes Raisins; Itttwx No. I Herring; WbbU Cemc?t,J tut receired and for sale rv . PRESTON BROS. fo.? itE.rr; TIIE HOUSE ea thee -mer of corner of TTid and' Cbeatnut stree4-h.on.-terly occupied br J. J.. Daniels, Esq., a ver desire abi sitnailon. With rood' stabling and rarriax e house if fo. rent to a rood tenantenqntrtor janS-tf.l J.P.BYRNE. mjRWRAIfflXS. IV 35 Boxes Choice New Raisinst anoibs New Citrons; SO0 fbs Freeb Tiant? Currants, jnrt rei-ed and -crisis by Z.H. COOK ft SON'

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