Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 59, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 February 1858 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, IND. MONDAY, FEB. 1 ETAXsVILLE FREK SCHOOLS. The following Report of the historj and present flourishing condition of our Public Schools was made by the Trus tees to the meeting of the Board of Trade, at the request of the Committee, who looked upon our Schools as institu tions hiring a direct and important ef fect upon the growth of population the value of property, and the advancement of the material interests of the city, and were therefore one of the proper subjects of their enquiries. In this view of the matter the Committee were correct. There can bo no money expended that adds so large a per cent directly to the value of property as good Fublic Schools The beautiful Seminary, wherein are congregated tho children of the city 'whose cost was but $15,000, and the expense of maintaining its various de partmenU of instruction, 13 but $8000 annually, adds as much to the actua value of the property of the city as the establishment of a factory as extensive as the Cannelton Cotton Mill. As the deprivation of Free Schools is felt in other places, the advantages wo possess under our old charter will at tract population hero. To tho laborin man with a large family, the cost of tui tion for his children is a large per cen of his wajres. Differences in education constitute now the only real and perma nent distinctions in society. Our Fre Schools by equalizing these advantagesplacing tho child of the poorest and humblest citizen uoon a par with Via VirrtiA-f ' lavol 11 -iictin. I Inm A UW UlfcUbdl IWIVI I & UlOblliVVlUllJ IIUU 1 equalize all adTantages. and aro more effl. i. n mnurviinN nf nur -mill rmhta and democracY than our Darchment con. I TT .1 .1 I suiuuuas. upon ma poor luau tue confer the most precious privilege and greatest advantage he derives from the J government. He should never, under any circumstances, yield tho right of his children to equal privileges of education with the rich. It is the duty of the ..... .. . . . community to give it, and it rs their ;rri in rlAmnnr! if far tri Rfnf nnnn . . . . . . ' .. . . . justly claim the fulfillment of the duties nf riti7. na frn'Ti all ita JniaViJ fanta till ?r has given all an opportunity to become oualified for their Derformance. br & eood education. r Id our rublic Schools one-third of the scholars are children of . parents who pay only a poll tax for the j .: e l. - iL. euutawu. nuuso cuuureu iub cuy rin- cminCinannntll- Thaca man r-j'"t "j a-vwvv-i - are voiers anu aouiu 00 urm bupporiers of the Schools, and earnest defenders of the old citr charter azainst every attempt of the large tax payers to ex--i - . cnange it ior a now one unaer m general law, by the adoption of which they will escape the School tax. The Public Schools of Evansville were first organized in 1S53, under the act for establish ing Common Schools in Indiana, passed Jane I.th, 1353. Trustees were appointed by the Common Council of the city of Evansville, under tho act, in April, 1S53. They weie begun without a school house, school room, zr'oriir" mfrs. There we!eXT247cLlLn b-twn iho aees of five and twentv-ona in th fll . t,a !f tva .,.i t " " 4vs w vj v av vva UVHkvUi A Ilv Ail 9b free schools went into operation on tho first of September, 1853. lne sciiooi year was divided Into four quarters of eleven weeks each. The Schools ..... ... were arranea into inree graaes urammar, Intermediate and IYimary School.. umber of children in tho city.... 1,249 iso. oi scnoiars rezistcrea in xrco Schools for school year of 1853-4. Average daily attendance Twelve Teacher wero employed at ?. 4.5 4 salaries amounting to $3,476 00 " a. " O 1 .! a a A. a V-osu qi ocDwu luai. year waa ... vv 1SO.-5. o. ofchildrcnincityadmi-sabioto

V,8 rnVlVnVrVl'Vn'FV;; J--5-3 or baturdiy has a special despatch Irom lnrnber d 0f Holt & Mason was destroyor children registered in irco I . . . ... . . . , ... J Schools " 8C9 " ashmgtoa which says that a careful ed by fire tupposed to bo the work of an

Average attendance 510 Fourteen beploycdjBalaiie8t4 79 oo WHUICMUWH lunjsuf.. ,C.J U. In the fall of 1354, block 7 in the Eastern Enlargement of tho city, containing fifteen lots, was purchased by tho city, and tho erection of a spacious three btory brick build ing, fifty-eight by seventy feet, exclusive of the towers, and capable of accommcdatiog S00 pupils, waa commenced, and in tho fall of 1355 this building was completed, at a cost to tho city for ground, building, fencing, . . tu rwiA No. of children in tho city No. of children registered in Free Schools Average daily attendance Tli!,fA lAn.iliaM (, mlt- .l 1,80 -I I.0S0 530 .. 1 . . . - Salaries ........................ $4,V5 OO Cost of schools that year 4,ö50 00 Making tho expenses of tho schools, tuition, 4c., fl.035 less than the previous year. Thisreducüon waa owing to tho increased school accommodations, br which the school ' wero better graded, and the scholars better tiMoiucu. 1ISHUU9 iv kuis lucia nciu uu pupil in the Public Schools sufficiently advanced for admission into tho High School. A tborotigh knowledge of reading, writing, spelling, arithmetic, geography and grammar being required for adraksion into that School. lS5-?7. a', n ai ti n J .WI- 4 No. of children in the city. Jfo. ef children registered in Common Schools No. of children registered in High School Average attendance in Common Schools Averago attendance in High School. Coat of schools that year.. $" Average cost of tuition for each scholar attending school lS57-'3. o. of children in tho city 2To. of children registered in Common Schools No. of children registered in High School Average daily attendance in Com 2,203 I :oo oo 5 3290 1,376 mon ccnooia

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Average dally attendance in High School Throe maid teachers employed

55 1 Average salaryfbr same ft 00 00 1 I Twenty temalo teachers employed Average salary for name Tho average cost Of tuition for this 242 00 I to I year for each scholar attending school will bo about 5 50 I The cost of the School this year will ba about ,.13,000 00 Tho achool have been fcept opn each year forty-four weeks, making fonr quarters of eleven weeks etch. 4 1 f, ii . I The schools arc now well graded, and ander thorough and efficient teachers. No I schools in the West arc under better discipline, better organized, or in a more prospcrous condition than thoso of Evansvilb, and no city can boast of a more e fficient or chcra. The High nable chemicul and naoie enemies anu intelligent corps of teachers. School has a large and val f.i-.-f.-, ..- ..., -,. pmiosopnicai apparaias, entirely new, ana a fine and choice cabinet of minerals and shells, The prescntschool bnildicg is an ornament , ... , and honor to the city, and with an Increase - -i . -? - .i j . i . . r I lUB CJ lo mw lue euacauwn-i the children. The past four years have demonstrated that nothing has added more to as added more to nd prosperity of r. . , rffani2ed and eftho growth, good order ai Evansville, than her well or ficicnt Free Schools. II. Q. WHEELER, 1. HOK-NBKOOK, WM. HUGHES, School Trustees. Tho recent lare increase of children indicated bj the above statement has been caused br the annexation of Lamasco. It will be observed that one fourth of tho population of the city aro children, entitled to admission to our public , , n-i 1 e I ln ' I Kia A iiivma rtn- All voiith than can bo found in any other " i .?,. T. t ,1 (iimmnmrv xn I ni n ir snp.va 11 I " " v w r I for tho fecundity of the City and the salubrity of it climate. Indianapolis Schools. Tho citizens ftf Tnili.tnanftlis lipid PTpitPil and Knif- .... .. ,'w-. - f I ted meetings in all the wards of the city on Friday cYcnin?. to take measures to continue the excellent free school of . ., . I ilia i ilv Tha nrnilinn- mamf. cf. rl A I . strong popular feeling on the subject of the recent decision of the Supreme court. ,, . . j. After an animated discussion, committecs wero appointed at each meeting to canvas the respective wards for voluntary subscriptions, and from the indica- .. . j i .u l tions given little doubt is expressed that enouch can be collected to Dut tho schools nn i i oga,n ,n operation. 1 hey wero closed ra a I On Friday Friday night and all tho bells of tho city were tolled in token of the public g"ef on tno ueplorable event. The I a aaaB. scnoiars proposea to auena me mgn school on the last day in mourning garbs, 1 .- a j: 1 v Ufc lUÖ irUÄte,:s "'" U(U I en rriiiittinn rf f. i lint nnl thev an. - I npnrpfl in their visual attire, tlnbridarl r - j a-. a-.,r:,; f t,a nirrVi fl.Vifti rtt "" piace ana was aiteoueu oy a crowueu audience, and as the Journal remarks, "The people seemed to truly appreciate I .i.. 1 fiL ...t.t: j vaiuo o mew Vumii iwumuuus uuijr t toe moment wnen tney were aooui to lose them." 0$T Process has been serred upon the officers of the Cincinnati Mercantile Li brary Association, in behalf of Park Ben jamin, who sues for one hundred dollars, and interest from the 19th of January, The action is brought on a contract to deiiver puintiff's iecture n ,,nard Times " but which the defendants refusd tO receive On the ground that the I nI;nf;tT 1A nr-rinncl. lalJ . a If JI ft uvia uu4 a v i v uoi uvtif Vi v4 l All violation of his agreement We understam that the Evansville Library AssoP;,tion have an interest in the nroeeed. I .M ;-f r- n-- . w , . ingS against Mr. lienjamin. and hODe tO i ,. 1 recover damages for his vio.ation of hull contract with the Association to lecture in this city, out of the amount he may J recover of the Cincinnati society, if he should succeed. m .

of fro,u 1,247 children in 1S53 to 8;290 m former, every man can judpe! Can more M. cÄtie Com,,. T C

13C7, it is evident tbatanother .lrailar build- ovcrwnciniinjr rciutatlou ot that decision De iu Martha Coiu-u Mi. Mar

ing must shortly bo erected in the lower part und tban this simple contrast! It compel traue A taidw.ii i.i

ttf"Thcrc has been another conflagration

iuauu-iguiaW wmr I count of the lloufo of Renresentatives . . . " " of the admission of Kansas under tho Lecornpton Constitution. President Du chanan will in a few days transmit the Constitut-on, together with a message concerning it. Extensive preparations are making, in several of tho Northern States, for endDZ forward emigrants to Central AmerI . Gem. ScOTT.-In consequence of the opposition manifested in Congress to add new regiments to the armv. Gen. Scott - -o I ha. ahinilnniH h, intiinhnn fit rrri n rr tri 11 w-.. uw mibuuvuvi c o California. A m08t .greCablo instance of courtesy .:., -v i.. .. .J .....! , n I oilier aay at iu iuuluiuuii vi uuuiuvi Pactoi Jf rcnn,yUnia. Tho new and the I - retiring parties associated together on the . . : ,i..v: tu. inosi inumato verms v. ii,uua.F. Uovernor eieci ainea wuu uovernor rouocK on tho day before the inauguration, and on the day following the ex -Governor dined with Governor Packer. On loaving Harrisburg Mr. Pollock was accompanied to tho cars by the members of the Legislature in a body, as j a mark of their personal respect. Tho press i congratulates uoinuvi - ui"vu jnnt whicä ne mamiestcu to nis reur:ng preae52 1 cessor, and also upon the promising aspects I which surround tho beginning of his career 5 1 as vuiei jiagutraio oi rcnnsyivsnia. 57ihe ow York Journal of Commerco 80 lis said to b the Darker which received the $3,000 of Lawrence, Stone fe Co.'a tariff investment, spent in New York. l3No ice has yet mads its appearance on Lake Superior. Snow fell the other night to the depth of eight inches, bnt it continued warm and mild. 701

The Constltütloü and Free School.

''Knowledge and learning, ircnerallv dif fused throughout a community, beinj essential to the preservation of a frco povcrnmttit, it shall be the dotv of the General Assembly encourage, by all snitablo means, moral, - il T - . , i. 1 lnieiiecmai, -cieutmc ana agricultural impfovemnt, and to provide, by law, lor a general and uniform svstera of common schools. wherein tuition shall be without cliarsre an' equally open to alt." Sec. I, Art. VJIIfftl vontittuttono Jndtena. If language can possibly define a rela vi Fuage, . u Ku.uiUiP. .ic auove section does u m mo reiauon 11 olishes between eur Constitution and r alar education. We cannot conceive tha' tnan ingenuity or philanthrophy can m- ;rougtothflln of affect. nn. irtteres, that the formality of legal enactment has ever readiest, ao man can read it and Wieve tbat iu spirit is not outraged by a::y act that limtU the capacity, or paralyzes the ,tt.Y ot school-. let onr Snnreina t onrt.

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with tno i rctence tl carrying ont that spirit, makes a decision that annihilate tht tchwU trt3 ?',Jr JM ,T Le,r0 . e.Undf. con. uiuuou, ana mere inc acci. ion oi tue i Court, and how- well tho latter executes the ' - - i wjo vun 4? qulrw ita 0WI- dC-tmction.w It nh(iw na that tin doubtful construction of a word has teen made to nanny the purpose oi tue contitution, " as the feather plucked from the eazlo a breast was made to wing an arrow to his heart." It needs no elaborate argument iaadc to nanny the purpose ot the conto rc futo a decision whose result are thus palpably and ruinously in violat ion of the I spirit otrthe Constitution. The refutation is borne in the brand of Cain which the decision wears ou its brow. It will spring out of tho fragments of tho ruined schools which aro to strew our cuy. u win awen out oi me uoui - , . fit 11 a. I -1 ofwa.tirtg childhood infesting the streets I with tho niiMlucf of idleness. There is no ingenuity of word. , or subtlety of logic that can TP.lnte such nrllinents. 1 bo Court mav I narn.1 . reoedcn-i ti.l doomsJav. and BPllt 1 V; A . V VZ ' . V t u 1 1 i. nairs nil tue ic-acuiuts ui nine uii uiumj . . . .i tlicni a wise ana wormy as ineir preaccesuu niv, vim unii ia l i-- i ui - ... - 1 . . . ..-. v. . n l- i r .niuiAV rnuT tks State . .1. .. BIUIUUIC IIll . - . .. , I entitle improvement, or even a eooa way oi i establishing a "ay. tern of schools of the iini fn,F m" i-p nn v nthcr . iri.l I iinn nnliM I Journal. Iloos in uiBsox uocsit. ine rrinccTOi rinrion cri vph tha fiillowinf taMa of the nn mo 1 lr of hogs killeJ this caon in Gibson nnty liQ hortilvsl" , thotbcr b lave octn ouiaincu irom rciiauiu sources Names of Buyers. No. Hogs. Jcrruuld ffi Trippit.. itw John Sterne & Do 2352 A.Dovin l'Joj R. skinner QU fjJJJJ C7 .'." S3 Devin & Frcnch',"".7.2'W -Ayera&Manck Jaquesa&Co l5ol Martin, Hargrove & Co.. 1215 Yairer, Crawtord & Co. . . 999 Weicht. Aver. St 1,0')) 205 210 355,0' 70.03. .9,00') 73,Tä43).X)0 2ST.501 832,2')5 2.32jOO 221,497 210 205 205 202 200 203 213 I 210 221 I T. M. Strain 1051 1 1 . .1 Mrf4IIl I I ft .1 I .r'r VI I . 352,203 213 M'raiy & jjialr 6l) u2A(y) 207 Jerankl, Kiugham & Co.. 953 is. ,529 l'J7 Jjum S CMiao:1 215,245 lOO.OlH) 40,00') 195 2'.H) 200 S. U. liurrett( about) 2 4 r - 1 a r . m, ... . -v lta, ' .iinns M0 in ooo 101 - . - 'V Sl IB W I S1 SIIIII1L I -I A I IMIII Mc-an. Cunninjjham looo 200,000 200 v ecKer e i;eeuy w jw.uuu uy seut out of the Countv.1800 SCO 000 200 I -,Af . , .ai01. .,m " ' ' " Therumber meted in 1S55 waa 17 iceEumDer packea m was anJ in 135 was 10,577, exhibiting a large increa90 for IS 57. The average is ranch larger than '5t., and about equal to that of '53. Gibson is a great hog county, I fc j-Tbe London Daily Jfcw aajs that Lorj paimör8tou'a forthcoming Indian bill will transfer tho direct management of the nolitu-al affairs of Imla to & cabinet minis tcr,who,itia understood, shall boa peer, and in whom all patronage, with ono excep tion, is to bo vested. This member of the cabinet is to be pre. ideut of a council of six, to whom simply consultative functions are to bo intrusted. tT"At a largo meeting of tho wholesale rnerchanta held at Chicago on the 2oth, it wn r. nl v. .1 tli. v wnnl.l tbrpir tb. ir ln!n. was rcsoivea titcy ouia lUrew tneir onsmess Bnil ;nflnn.n intn Kiioli institution ea will ---,.t :i. t,.., s .V.HA'.n, I vv-wj'vi uim a was buvtii au v-kU4.ti.ui r'vviw baai, and in compelling all country bank to redeem at an equitable rate of discount. ' tTScnator Jones, of Iowa, has been in- . . , . . airucicu oy ine ivegisiaturo i mat ciaie to vole a-ainst tho aamission of Kmtkt undcr tho Locompton Constitution. He is pledge to support tho Locqmpton, however, aud will do so. Jones's term expires on tho th March next, and tha Legislature that U to elect his prelect'S-or is tho present one. iaCbi 0n xedeeadsr morning tho I incendiary. TLo value of the stock consumcd was 70,000, on which there was an insn M for Vrt. V,,.,f mUU.-.n. ft,ot. f rance for $33,00o. Four lumber wero destroved. Last week a poor woman entered a butcher' shop in New York, crying with hunger. Some potatoes and a piece of meat wero given her. The hungry woman iezcd the bloody meat, and ate it nearly to the bone, reserving a small portion to carry home to her starving child. JfTho free negro bill, which has just P thoI?gi.latBi, of Tennes.ee, provides I fne tbn vulnntnrr . nIvm. nt rtffro- rnrrrn. c , . t0cl00se thcir oxrn masUr, I .... .. I mo iai,k'.r n tu lion vii ua uuu-ioui,u w I - - . : - 1 ..,.. .U nioir uuai-uu va-uu luw tun vuuuij bii;4' sury. , A,n f"7 CCUrreJ . Wtttcrloo IUlast week, between a physician and a farmer named Schirlmg, in which knives wero used, i , . j , c. 1 1 , .. pa?'? d fllZVl" fight a constable killed Scbirling by throw. Tho Doctor and con I w fcUble.wcre both arreated. tgyThe whole stock ol Java cotF.o in N. york has been purchased for 14 cents on spc cnlation. Nearly all the stock in tho country t,.. uD monopolized by a tow firms. No I Bew. importations aro expected before March, which, it is said, will cost 13 cents laid down in New York. Lost Baooaoe. We observe that there are 840 trunks, chests, boxes, valises and bundles cf unclaimed baggago advertised to be sold at the Union Depot in Indianapolis on the 27th of February. It the stray and lost baggage collected at that railroad locus from the roads that centre theretSr"The office of the American Express Company, at Fort "Wayne, was robbed on the night of the 26th inst. of $3,700. One thousand dollars are offered for the apprehen sion of the thief.

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tn ff all the fßetentfree $ckmt nf jones Mr (Eighth

is tho way "to encourage, by all Jone. Jaines

saus, morul. intellectual and sei- l!",? " Tk

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. It A T 12 6 . One squire, (ten hues or less), one time, : -Oct. Three times. :: :: : : : : : : tl OO ne week, :::::: 160 Two wrrkt, ; : : : J fx) -ie niontii, ;: t ::::::: t : 4 h hree months, :::::::::::7j. Ms moiitlu, : : : : : : : : : 10 10 um year, ::::::::: : : 15 09 If Discount on larger Rdvertisements. Z Cards of six line or unter, 10 per annum.

g b M) 'uirorbia advertisements receivea. LIST OP LETTER Remaining in the Post Office at Evansville, Ind., up to February lst,l.j3. Persons ailing fur the-e letters, will ptease say adverti-ed" and give date of ILft. A Ashly John W Jl I'.eal Jo. hu Burton John FI llishop Thoma. Dryant Leonard I. inlmao Sylvester Hull Kobert C Clarke Mrs Jas Cooke S CUri.'.h AnOiew Äu it . u- vr.. Susan Mary L Hiu-nara j a HatUjU J " Clifford. S.imuel Q cure M iiiiwn a Co.,ke Edward A . . piret saoeta Dixon MissUiimle 2 Davis Jas utc'key ..i"m.m a Derringtun Thomas 3 Dunckan Henry l)jrty AulievJ i: Early Georfe Kvaoa K Henry Eckert Jonas P Forsythe Eliza A V lobars Miti Klixer il Gil Ho Nathan Ureen ThaUeus W II Howdcn Jnhn II art Ivy William UiUP It 11 lydcn Amlrose W Henderson Aten ojrard V y i lie-uiug Samuel lumte u a i it;1118.?; EUeTMiw Male Lünne u.j y on derimith J D ietchcr Thoma n1?7 jeith Charles iius ruonuu lUlin J a ueorw K i C : - . W Henry H'ert iiop-iu iuudim Honti ober. I. j--j,, a y J. street) John?on WiUI.im Jr Jerald Thcudure J oue4 J r Kne9unry MisEliia'i Kelly M!m Amanda O KpII v Mra MTT jr.ciav.jr aM .it. ILove William Link M Lyuus MUs Annie Luiuarerali ... !-.- Myers J M Mags.-e Mis MargAret Ann . M.umin I'atiick Mellon li.orga VV McOowan Robert McCain James i i rt, .Wien Mills Dustin Maltiy Oeorge McOlurg Wit MrCUtin Cnarl. . R -lct'laiu Mis N M Povnton Thomas Pierre Michael Porrott Mrs EliraWth It Rees John Kg4dule Miss Ann M lled Jobu W 5 S . Sin?nore A SLelly Min Catharine Smith T , Smith Michael S iinrn Wilson SMwait Mrs Elizabeth Hierwod Joseph Start Augustus Sherfy II V Smitli Mi Emma Scann el I J.uiim oard Mls Elizabeth l'orter D N Ross Capt John Reynolds- William F,' lt-ynolds Wm T Ryan äauiuel U Simpwo James Jui.lu Henry ."inilh Nattiii milh MrsC.oliarie Sunpnon John . miih David Wilaon Stewart Mi?s Mary 3 -inith liunilton . leven A J . ut Jes-iy D Stevens Mias it Suiter Mrs Catharine Schore Miss EliS-betb TomMinson Daniel Turvey Wfcddngton Taylor Miss Mary E T'.ml)linon fcamurl E Thtnnpson James it Wells JCtCo Wetzel Kreilericlc Wright John Wiiliamion 5amuel W'nrsham Miss Miriam J Webber Jnhn C. It. RUDD.P.M. T.ue. ueorg l 1 1 nuie u I Woodvard Levi J WorlÄr Mr. Emily i'1" ieanora Wel-er Conrvl ... . , M Watu Mrs Eima U IUT RECEIVED HY EXPRESS. The Atlantic for Keruiiry; Leslie s Iis, te of Fashions for February; Orahani's Magacine do do; Mrs. . teven's Monthly, do doj ucxiey l.rviy uoolt lo lo; lUrper's Magaiue do dot Schoolfellow do do II iU.eboM Words do do; lilies' Repository do do; Illustrated London News; Punch, and all the m-cra-lnes and riewrsper, at fed DtJliKLL -c CONYNUION. Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Plants. nOX 3 1 ST I N Q of a choice col lection of A nrle. Pear . V. Peach, Plum, ice.; Everri ecus tin variety, lecidnous Ornameutal Shrubs, Goosetierry, Rasplierry, murrains, urape noon, irai,erry riants or quite numi-erof the tiuest varieties; Pie Plant, Axrmrig xrmneus 1m- Sc.. Arc-, nov on hnd. and for MAlf at th .T irf room formerly occupied by Mr. Conyngtou. on Jlain c.i-tion is from the pleasant iudok NCRI tKl AAUUAKUL.i Of J. b. r. Kill? ; CO., near ciucinnati. Ohio, one of the Lireest and bet establish. menu in the Weit Th.. wanting to ruirha-eshouU giveusan early CaI If 11 WQ llUili rCU-alil UClC but A ICHf uiy ,e:iv PATENT BREAD B AKERY. First Street near 31aln. ffi,nlENE1LY?R BAKERY.f.rmeriy owned by . - J-C. Oaunt, having changed proprietors, famI nescan nowaenen i upon evi SffiS'ffi evry article said from the AM. and C.00I). All . team Sorit are invitel to try it. I'resh ekei of norv iiT'ption alvrays on han1, and all orders pmmptly tiltnl and dfliyereJ. W-dJinis and Parties 8UDilipi wl:h Kancy Cakes and Pies at th shortest notice. Hot Ku-s and Runna every afternoon. The est-iMUh-menf will hereafter be known as the PATENT I1R.EAD IIA K K KY. f.bl-tw GET T1IK PEST l. M1IIKET! EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE ONE! OROVF.lt Ä UAKKIfS

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,1 hirrel, at Cincinnati cr LouUvill- prices. Ilol.ling ,Ä" ""'V""' lucor pro uon oi insur-nce to. a tlie exclusive r cht for Yandertureh eountv tn man, nies, dehning their powers and prescribing their da-

fictuie the celebrated Patent Breaf, sopopuUrin the V' .I,pr.Tl. 1 X.UBe !',,h The nd"'Pied. . Kantern cities. b-in ehetioor ail mora hMliliy tlmn lirect'-rs of the Mutual lire Insurance Company of

Of the onlinary baker's brrad, r'amilies. Hotels and amierburgh Couutv, submit the fol.owing Report:

FAMILY SEWING UXümA.

1HE? F. MACHINES are unquesMonal'lv the . BEST in the market. No well rerulated family can atl .r to do without a OKOVElt fii 15 A K E ft K INij MACHINE, made expressly for FAMILY They make a new and superior stitch, In which the threads are so faiwne-l as to r. nd-r it imposmsls to rir, even if every thir l stitch lie cut. It make-a more Beautiful ana durable seam tnan can bedone by hand. while it silks or cotton from ordinary spools with c4u.11 iri hit-, ny a mere rnner tT .pools. I4UIJ l l-.lt UAILKKMSVt 1 Ii M ACIIIX E CO. linvulwav. New York. I' Summer street. Horton: and 7:0 Chesnut street, Philadelphia. mm j rcjc ui'i: nn rr--n.iiiie AICLI miiPl ior . . ..! . L. .-.1 - 1 THtTE BKAXS. 1 buhels mall vt hue Reans: 50 do Prime L ricd A rnie. for sa'e br jan28 Z.U. COOK &S0-I. fnrsn Baltimore oysteus. Those Fine No. 1 at St 0i per ran, " Eitra J.F. attl ?sper'can,t Jan.. lt. II. COOK k SON. 4 bblsI'CKECIDEn VINEGAR, frr hr jan.S Z. H . COOK It AOS. foroAn.C Trtme w Orleans -u?ar, do Plantation Molasie, rrices by UnJ Z. for sale at rerfneei II. COOK & -ON. fJEW ItOOK. .ut receiyed TWIN HOSES, by i .tin. iuicme, iormTiy .nr. . iotutt, t janM DO BELL It CONYNQTON. BVHSINS.Mm. : 0 iMixes received nl fr sie hr jan 1 VICKEUY & J0IIXT0N. TEW BOOKS. 1 Onits, ty authorof Initials; Tier- and Hereafter; Pas: Hours, at Jan23 DOBELL & CONTNGTON. r1AH. :0 bbls in Bn order, for sale W 1 ort!? . . B. OtLBKRT ft CO. KANAWIIA SALT.-CWhvrels. In fine oHer. for saleby GILBERT tBOWLDS. jan0 S50 OR 150 REWARD. !WY STORE, m Cannelton, rerry county, Ind., if ft. was robhed rn the niaht of the Ith inst-, ol the following oo-s: Three Silver Watches, two Hnnting Case Watcher, and one open face La pine Watch; also a larjre lot of Jewflry, consisticf of Brwutpins. Ear Drops and Finaer Rin; also a quantity of Pocket Knives and Razors, with a quantity of Irish LinenSilk Handkerchiefs and Ready Made Clothinf. I will five 9.10 for the apprehension of the thief, or 8 1 5 O for the thief and ron1. a Mr " an - 4w NICHOI-A8 VATTOHAN. EDGE TOOLS, A.C. T.f CLOSE, Twill sell the halanve of stock, eorHlnc of Sinsle and Ioule Bit Axes. Brofcd Axes. Hind and Bench Axes, Adzes, teat mach lower than market rates. An examination of goods nli.it(t. R. J. ANT)RSON. Trustee of Holmes k Co.. 13 Wim) treet, janM riTT.BUIWIf.

PROF. DE GRATII'S E LECTRIC OIL. THE ELECTRTC OIL.-Electric Cures-Pain is the pr.monitor of death, relieve Uie paiu and you chck thrdisee. ' . Prof. Delrath' Electric Oil is the marvel of the ape, for the tnlloviti. mot evervthint): Cures Rheuma

tism often in aday; Cures N'euralgia, Toothache two C urs Headache, fifteen minutes; Cures Earache, tili Neck. A cur . on nirht: Curea Piles. Swelled Glands, ten days; Ct.res Felons, Broken Breasts, -alt Kheum, two to six days iure iiemorrnai-e, croiuia, a--ces., six to tenda.-.; Cures F routed Feet and Chil-b-tins, one to three days! Cures Acne and Fever, one to two days, and all nervous and scrofulous affections: uares aearne tu one to lour iiayi; iure au i aim ia tue JLS-ck, lireast, A.c., in two days. Prof. Di Gk-TK. Philadelphia Sir At Inter. al. durin thirty vein at. mV wife ha been suyect to rheumatism of the most violent cast liiy tour time a year) scmeumes so severe as to make it nece&mrr to administer l.tree loses of the nocture or gmacuni ami nioipma. anoiorocK nrr line an infant in a Urge rocking chair, to induce any re pose. Having frequent correspondence with my son, (No. 10:1 Che-nut tre-t. of vourcity.) I informed him of au attack he had almui the middle of lat month, January,! which a as of such seven ity as to completely ;n.i. f,r hi. I mra lyre the system. He. in h mother' trelfar".'. sent me a bottle of your Electric Uil; lint as I am one of the practioners of niemcine in : to any aind of patent . it a triM; however, on it, which I did, et perour place, nn-i not a pro.eiyte medicine, 1 dil h"itaie to irive reflection, I coticludt-il to try it, which I nltl, et per- . iona. iiu-ectiy upt the letter, anl after the tnira or rounu application me oecame ratner passive, ana Before one-iliird of the bottle was used, not a sine e vestire of the disue remained in the system, and -he still continues well, although she rode out a distance of fourteen miles witln ut a renewal of any of the jymptoms. I therefore feel it my duty for the sake of surfern hu.aniiy. and alito fuily telievinc that merit, under all circuni-tances, should be rewarded, to for ward this testimonial. 1 am yonr, truly, JO-EPH P. ELklNTON. M. D.. New Gretna. P. O Uurlinrton Co.. N.J. P. S. Any comminicotion fiwr me will be received bvaddres-inK to the care of my son, merchant, 103 Che.uut street. Philadelphia. May 16th. Paor. V Grath I haye been the victim many yean of a Kheum.it e affection, and lost the use of my limhr. I could not raise my hand to my head, in shrrt, I was totally helpless. I applied your Electric Oil, and before I had u?ed on4 bottle, I was perfectly restored, lou may reier any snnerer vn me. MKS. C. II XLIll.-X-, Rynt. onth and T horn Don street. Mrs. Hutchlrs is well known in Philadelphia and can be allresed on the ubject by any one. Cautios. There are numerous imitations sprung np on the reputation tnat my article nas acquireu. 1 he public uiu-i neware. 1 uey are wonmesa. jan.'. LOOK OUT ! VAVIER BAU. IG AKTNER has a claim afalnat . me for several hundred dollars, but whether in tlit form of a Note, K-ceipt or Account, I am unable to fciv. All teroni are hereby notified not to tui chae from him any claim atrainst n e, for I am not in debted to him, and will not pay any such claim. On the contrary, tie is indebted to me. jan.V tf SAMUEL MYERSL TU AN ILL A AND HEMP BEDCORD3.IN DOZ3., if Jl AMI UtELS. iD rackngesror sale by j;in. UILHERT J: 11ÖWLES. f ALTER ROPE. 35 Culs Ilernpand Manilla, for CBsalehy UILlifcUl ii UOWLKS. jan7 Sycamore street near Water. Boxes M iiiilow Glass; itO Kegs assorted Nails; just received and for sale bv A.31. v lUrir.KI. g AN HERRI RS AND CHEESE. 10b".rs Choir- Western Resenre Cheese: bbls Craulicrries, just received and for sale by J3-I..1 UUM.K1 -JUIi.NMU.X. T NOTICE. B X notifying the public of my retirement from bus' M and pa irons particularly, my thanks for past favors and citron ne. and would heartily recommend tn their confiJTitioii my successor, JACOB STKACh, who undoubtedly will juitify all expectations of my menus. a. h a .-. ir. hi. JACOB STRALB, Inrererinf to the alove, desires to say. that having bought the entire stock of Mr. WALDKIRCirs lianlwrreature, intrmU to carry on the businrns as heretofore, and will lie hippy to serve Mr. W . s old custom ers, as well as his friends and public in r en eral with A No. 1 GOODS, and at the LOWEST PRICES. jiiu '.-Ulm. ConI! Coal! Coal! W'E liave now on hin-, and are dally receiving, the bet COAL that has ever been introduced into this market, which we are selling low. GrKxl currency will l receive! in ayment. Orders left at the store of JNO. V. UUOUtCS, next to the Stale Rank, will le promptly attended In. Janij-tf JNO. W. HC01IE3 fc CO. KILLED OR STOLEN. riIITE AND BLACK SETTKR POO to re ;a cover the cover the dog I will give FIVE DOLLARS. nd fr vvlence which will convict the brute who ailled, or the thief who stole him, I will rtye five kolars additional. i. O. KEATS. janl! rociiT hooks. ffST reeeive! pr Express, an invoice of new aoi choice sty lei of fine Port Monies. Pocket Books Purse. Unfi, L.C., in er rut variety, and at prices ta suit the times. Call at the oll ftund of UITTKOLFF St SON, Jcn?-lmd. Main bet. 1st and 2nd streets. A Situation Wanted. A MIDDLE-AGED BUSINESS MAN, acquainted with business in all its branches all of talc. ing charge of a flora, or keeping the broks and doing the out-door busine-S of a mill, or a manufactory, or a wora-snop, w i sues empio; ment. ana will accept k wages. Enquire at the Journal oilice, janOUSw COOPERS ATTENTION! THE undersigned has now on hand WHITE'S ( LIJ1IUA t to i oopi:its TOOI. A o a liry-.miiortineiit or tOLLilWLS Ai Cl-i CINNAT1 Tress Hoops and Planes. JACOB STRAUB. Successor to A. Wal Ikirch, Main St., bet. 1st and 2d. Jan2:-tw For Sale Very Low. & M ACHINE FOR CUTTING LATHS. Shank's L Patent. Also, a Twenty-two Inch Corn Mi trauVs Patent, both as rood as new . A harrain o lgt by calling at CHARLES WELLS' Hardware More. jauz-4t MUTUAL FIRE l.slRACK COMPANY OP VA.DEIIBURUII COl.VTV. THIRD ANNUAL KEI'ORT. "JX pursuance of the 55th Fection of an Act of the Amount of property Injured, tl23,V. nO ieuuci nmuum oi policies sivrenaerea l.ö.j JU Leavin. amount of policies now outstandIDS, 405,103 00 Value of Premium Notes as per 2d Annual K.tp-rt ... ? ,26 &0 Aal. of 1'reu. otesrec'd since,. ..6,1.4 HO boduct surrendered,... e03 15 t55l 65 Value of Trem. Notes now on hand,... . 1 V . a 1 a Policies 33 00 4( 44 rransiers 3 &0 Forinterest,.. 19J 53 5 25 lift , Sap't Salary 41 5 24 "0 1 W . 3-0 00 110 00 26 J0 Anveüi-iiig, N'itary l'uouc, - aUries, bunation to Firr Companies, Lossp.üd II. Meeker, Cash on band ASSETS. Present Value of Premium Notes,. t'asu on hand, Furniture, 545 65 ZXA 13 -4,V : 3.-8 1J I SO Total Asset, .". 37,848 07 N umer of Volicies outstanding tJ5 Asiwssments maUe on Premium Notes, None. Los, $20 Attest: HOBT. AKLi, gec'y. STATE OF INDIANA, ainlerburh County, ) William lleilinar , W. Rakrr. Ro)ert Barnes. R. 8 Tenney, II. I). All s, W. K. Preon, heinif lnly sworn, sav that they are Directo s of the Mutual Fire Insurance Cuuiii,r of Vandrrburch County, and th-u the forC'jing R port is correct, and true to their Duet knowie.ife ana lei.er. WM. HEILMAN, W. RAKEK, ROBT BARN'S, K- -. TENNEY, If. I). ALLIH. W. R. PRESTON. Sworn and su'isfTibed I -fore me, this 15th day of rfnnu.iry. v luiess my nana ana -touiruu seal, toe aa;e arorejaia. TnOS. E. OARVIN, L. S. Notary Public of Vanderburgh Co. The above Com ran y continues ta take risks on buildings or their contents, either in town or country, ai cuiuuuc raies. W. BAKER. President. R0R I BAUNES.Treas R. Kaklt. See'y. jan lo-diwlw BUCKETS t TCBS.l.V) doz. olain and fancy bneaets; 0 do fancy half do; PO dos. painted tub. , H, 3 and 3; 25 rests (lea) do; 25 do ea) do; Just received In store and f sale hr WIIEELlRfeRIGGS. IVAILS. 200 keps superior nails, assorted sizes, 1 just received and for sale by WHEELED, !t KIOGS. CIIEE8 B. 50 boxe Hamburg Cheese; Shags Pepper; A 1 ... 1 .Cases No. 1 Nutmegs Just received and for rale 7 I. & D- HKIMANN LPICK. M.. 10 Tierces Rice Just ree'd and for sale hr jan 12 PRESTON EROS. COFFEE. 40 sacks Rio Coffee; 1 bale Mocha; 30 rocket. Java; just rse'd hy sfp Z. Ii. COOK k SO.V.

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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES!

Authorized by the State of Georgia. $70,000! !!2Sfr FOR TEN DOLLARS!! The following Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN A CO., Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery , In IW, at AI GL STA, Georgia, In public, tinder the su-1 periatendence of Commissioners. CLASS 1, To be drawn in the City of Augusta,Qeorgia,in public, on SATURDAY, lebruary 6th, 1&3. CLASS 3, Tube drawn in the City of Aueusta,Georria.ta public, on SATURDAY, Tehruary 13th, 18. CLASS 3, To be drawn Iw IHe City of Aug-ata.Oeorila.in public. on SATURDAY, February 20th, 153. CLASS 4. I0M orairn id me . ui auj., cwi. fuu, ..QiTiTnniV. FbruAy 27th. !?. n- XIIK PLAN OF SINGLE NCMBKRK FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HU2 DEED Ayj) EIGHTY-FIVE PRIZES! - . .... nearly une i'rie ccry mc MAG.iIFlCE.iT 6CUB3IBI TO BS DIAW1 EACH SATURDAY IN FEBRUARY ! 1 Prise of : .0 ai.r 10,000 ...... .... ................. 4 4 44 44 4,i0 3,01)0 lrf 1 4 Prizes of 4 4 4 4 W 100 -30 wo m fiOO aofi 13J 44 44 44 44 a 44 I 4 s 14 4r V 44 1U0 APPROXIMATION PRIZES: 4 Prises of V Approx'f to fTO.not) prise areilOD 4 do 300 U M 30,0. - 1.21-0 4 do 800 - 10,oi prises" 0u mm ma m cum Si a tAA 4 do 115 5,000 44 4 4 4 do do do do 100 75 1 60 1 20 are. 4,000 ,ono 100 4 44 400 jjoq I 4 'HK1 I 1001 I 5,000 5.AHS Prises amounting to g320,M0 . Whole Tickets a 10; Halves 5! yuarters vi. rLV OF TUB LOTTERY. Th V 11 mhor from 1 to -0.UOO. correspondins; with those N umbers on the Tickets printed on separate slips of paper, are encircled with smaU tin tubes and placed i -i ni The hrst 4i- Prises, similarly rrinted and encircled, are placed in another wheel. The wheels are then revolved, and a number Is drawn from the wheel of Numliers, and at the same time; Prite is drawn from the other wheel. The N umber and Pr! rir-vn nut ar onened and exhibited to the audi.ml r. -itrad hy the Commissioners; the Prise heme place acrainst me n am--r !"" iinn i reneatMi until all the Prues are drawn out. i repeated i.n.n.i-.tin- PpIxm The two Dreed llnr and thetwosnrceling Numtwrsto those drawing the first i Prirp. will be entitled to the 23 ArproximatioD " - i. 1 1 TL. V ii -vji n th I and 11252, wuieacnoe eniuieu io .f h !" " ' - . . . , .... , . .- t wz. i i 4.flQrawsthe u,'iw mze, we ik. u" mo MS 561, 552, will each be entitled to .JO, and so ou ac cording to the aiiove scheme. The a Jim rnzesor i.tiwiii u-iiwoiohitoiij B rure of the Number that draws the 70,000 Prise, lor example, if the Number drawing the;i.00O Prise ends trh n. i. then all the Tickets, where the number nrii in 1. will be entitled to 20. If the Number ends wth No. 3, then all the Tickets where the Number ends i..!iii- ntitW tn -(i. and so on to 0. - - f, 1. tj .v n i Certincates 01 ractages win 1 " mc miwwini nttes. which is the risk: . .,,,. Certiticate of fackage 1 1 noie iicaru -j . 10 nan " su 4i 10 Quarter 44 44 10 Eichth " 10 In ordering Tickets or Cf.rtti.at-. enclose the money to our address Tor the 1 ickets order., on receipt ofwhich they will be forwarded h y first mail. rurcltasersean bare ucaeis entuoi w may uicr list of Drawn Nnnibers and Prizes will be sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing. r Purchasers will please write their .! matures -1 in. mil rive their Post Office. County and State. tr Rememlter that every Prize is drawn and payar Hi In full viLhot d-duction. tr All prtsea 01 1 . w) ana una, paia mmenuKeiy ater the drawing ottier prises at the usual time ol thirty days. . A 11 mm-luntcations smcxiy conmrniuu. Address Orders for Tickeu or Certificates to S. SWAN ft CO., Augusta. Ga. rar" Pmnm rMidine near Monttomery. Alaiama. or Atlanta, O -oreia, can have their orders filled, and save time, by addressing S. Swan tt Co., at eitber of those cities. HV A list of the numbers that are drawn rrom tne heel, with the amount of the prize that each one ia entitled to, will be published after every drawtne, In the following papers: Aueusta (ueo.i constitution' a'ist. New Orleans Delta. MobileRegister, Charleston sianunra, , " tii . n w t , At, m hm.im.i.iii i New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning News. Richmond Dispatch News, and Paulding (Miss.) Clarion. pans". INDIANA ASBURY FEMALE COLLEGE. NEW ALBANY, INDIANA. r TIE . PRIXO TERM of this Institution will open Jl on Monday, February lt. The course of study is extensive and thorough, embracing all the ordinary English Branches, Mathematics, Natural Science, Ancient and Modern Languages, Painting and Draw In. Vocal and Instrumental Musie. The Institution is well applied with Chemical, Physiological, philosophical anu Astronomical Apparatus for the illustration of the principles of ti-ose Sciences, constituting invaluable helps lu the acquisition of knowledge, YOUXa LADIES, Weareptirsuade l.will nt find greater ad vantages than are otfered them in this Institution, either for Literary Improvement or Refined Aooomplishment in Music, Painting and Drawing. a l-r- nnmiH. nf . tudents can be accommodated with Boarding in the College Building la the family of tue hresMent. a -ew more can yet oe receiyea. For special information, reference ia made to Rev. If. Giiwoitt, Rev, E. II. JoBia, Rev. J. J. Hioht, Joh Isolb, Es-i-, Judge A. Ioi.tHT, orto jan2Mw B. F. RAWLINS, President. FOR SALE. If 0T3 14 and 15 In Samuel Fisher's Subdivision of ILi Out Lot No. 3, in the Lppercuargementoi uie City of Evansville. r.no,uireor Jan-lm DEN BY t LUNKENnEIMER. MAUAZI.XES AT THE EARLIEST. Wayerly for November; Emerson and Putnam for November: Leslie's Oazette for November; and al 1 the other Magazines ; ankee otion s f r uecem bT Lnova-tfl DOBELL,. tLnrr.IIS.ino HLf and east Ploucrhs. of every size and kind at wholesale and retail, just receivea ana ior saie ry jan2d-dw Z. U. COOK ft SON. GRASS SEED! GRASS SEED! Ii0 bushels Blue Grass; 100 da Orchard Urasst 20 do Iiungarian Urass, Just receiyed and torsaieny 4. u.vwascuj, jvn26-(Jw EW Codfish.for sale by .-14 Z.n.COOK k SON. RKKN APPLES. 30 bbls assorted "Ohio" A pJ pies, in store ana ior sale ny 8AH. VICKERY. FRAN! BRAN! BRA-f !- ÜUÜU bushels Bran received per Railroad bv 1 by ftSOX. Z. It.CUUK tfIDER VIXEOAR.libit. Varraled Cider Vlnegsr.m store end fo ale by SAM. VICKEKY. JUOAK A9U TKAS. Best grades of White and Brown Sresas; A rrpat variety of su nerior Teas, for sale br juurtlf SAM. VICKEKY. rOPE. . ISO Coils Boston UanilU 50 Coils Jute 25 do Cotton n0 do Hemp Received and for . a!e by epe. do do do PRESTON BROS. RECEIVED LAST NIOTIT BY EXPRESS.Prince of the House of David; Queen's Fate; Moss Sid;, hy the Author of Alone; Quits, by the Author of Initials; Jan 15 J.IIEALY KECEIVED BY EXPRESS. Americio Almanac frl.; Burton's F.oclesiasti-al History; Fruits for Christian Seasons, first and se ond se ries, at Lian-l) J.HEALY. Infant Caps. 1 UST the thine for the seasoi at v VAUTIER k MARCOXNIER'S. rONFBCTIO-i'PlS' SCGAR. 25 Wils, just received an t foi sale hy 4ecl GILBERT It BOWLES. nnKA, TOBACCO AND CIO ARS. JL. J.s.ooO Assorted Importeil Cigars; 'h Boxe; Choice Totcco; fß hfl Chests Tea, for sale at a small advance for mil by Z. II, CUOK k SON. IIJAILS.500 kegs WheeT.ng. assort. 4 sizes, for al w jan 14 GEO. FOSTER k Co. g CRANBERRIES, fcr.,ke. in ttusneis -fioice cranberries: 800 Heads Prime Cabbage; 95 Bush Is Aligar Pasnlps; 700 do Prime Wfcit Potatoes; jmt received anl for sale by Jan8-tf. Z. II.CC UUtt. tu .SON. BUTTER, Ac. 3m Bs Fresh Table Bettes; 300 " cooking do 0floaFreiJiEggs;JugtrerTeda4forsaey jan8-tf. z.U.. COOK k SON. Ale aa4 Lager Beer Agency. ZH. COOK fc SON are Agnts for the sale of T a- A. Lo4Sck'seelebrted AI and Lager Beer, ana nave just received a stock of each, to whKrh they invite the atteoüea ot the realen. r Z. FI. COOK & fcOy, igte.

COMMISSION & FORWARDING

P. G. O'RILEY & CO., OLD IITilUiHIB Storage, Forwardin-&.Commissi. P1cufcaeairrsoassvi.vAiiaaAxoA. t I HAVING fitted up a mammoth Wbarf-Boat, tb; lirant on the Ohio Rirer. in the noM (ubsUutiaÄ - manner, we are prepared to facilitate with pro di. patch all roods entrusted to our care, either by Klver, IlaJlroad or canal wiuioui oeiay orexpo' surr, tc-, ice. Particuhir attentioa will oe pant 1 - - r 1;. m A mmA Ah sale ' ny Produce cons:Ded to as, and all ordert prom, .y Mien. I. M. U'ttlL.bl returns ois sincere inauaa iw nuramiL. friend, for their former rmtronace. and re- ' spertfully solicits a continuance of the same, which will heauly reciprocated. A flt. l'!i.n a-oll anTtau4- -ni h Vt imrlhf e m- 1 1 n i commouauon of U&U, and uieir orner careruny u led. F. O. O'KILEY & CC. boats, and their order carefully fiilxrn. iiovi. w. m. Atvaaw, Late of Geo. Foster ft Co. Late cf Howard & Brown. BROWN & A I KM AN, Receiving, Forwarding and Gen erat COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AGENTS FUR KANAWHA SALT COMPANY. Evansville, Indiana WE hsve t'wmel a Co-partnership u4er the style ' of BROWN fc AIKMAN, and offr oar servioes In the capacity as set forth in Our care" above.-' We are folly prvpri to extend every facility t shippers, either by CAN AL, RITER. or XAILItO A D' ana assure them that their inten-tts shall he faithful ly represented, should they be pleased to favor uswUi,' tneir vnironaue. Offlce and Warehouse en the drner of Main stree and the Canal. WM. BROWN. jan-i-tf W. M. AIKMAN.. CARD. J. S. MITCHELL A CO.,' . Commlssioa and Forwardlnc SlerchanU," Under the Telegraph Oflice, EyansviU. JOUX 8. MITCHELL, At the Depot, Bowling Grern, Ky. PARTICULAR attention riven to Recti yinr. Btori ng, and Forwarding any Produce corslgned to us. " wl" B'o use our nen ezemons 9 eneci uit most. advantafreous sates of rods sent t as for that par-yv-b, -1 v i ju ihiii vi jwi Hilf vi I CCD EDWARD It. HILL, (LATE WITH J. S. MITCH CIL,) COMMISSION & FORWARD INQ and AVIIARFBOAT PROmiETOIt, EVAXSVILLE, IND. THE undersigned b4aYecent It purchMeda .IttST LAS Wl-ARF BAT and establish el himself la EyantviUe to true tact a forwarding and. Commission lusiness. Possessing every facility fot receiving and shiuploe Merchandise, Vloar, Oain Pork. LärS, ie wiuä despatcn and es the most leasonaiite terms, be woul respeciraii respectfully solicit Ue patronsre of merchants and nsee of merchants a&i k-Vitl. lt. 111LL. uppers cenertaiiy. AJ EvaturflJ, Bec.l3t-in7.ai r.vnTii STORAGE WASTED. IlfK are prepared to store in ens Fire fnsf Wart' ww I house any Quantity of Graia.Todce. or lit chxndire, on the most liberal terms. Having large and airy rooms up stairs, pa.licalarcare' will be taken of Household umUar, Agricultural ( damafe from damp or rust. impiemenu and ail kinds or foods or wares liable to Insurance e fleeted at the lowest fire ef rates. by themonth ot longer, when desired. Warehouse located on corner of Locust street and W and E. Canal, and most convenient for shipping KirerorJLailroad. ApplytoOEO.tOSTKBftCU. apa. . CAXAL STORAGE. 1IIAVE a brge double Ware honst at the Cana Basin, capable of storing any amount of produce, which will be receiyed, stored, taken care of and held, subject to the owner's orders, on the most reasonable terms. P. O. (TRILIY mhS6. mnEUAR.Bbls. Cider Vine gar, last received and for saleby TEW ROOKS ! NSW BOOKS !- L Quits, by the Author or Initials; Parthenia, or the Last Days of Far-nlam, ealy just publishe! irr Tick nor ii Fields: The Plant II unters, bj Cayt. Mayas Reed; Mahr! Vang ban: Moss Side, by Marir-a U viand; Meadow Brook.- by Mrs. Holmes; Lena Rivers, Homestead on th Hill Side, d: School Days at Hugh-: A new supply f the lest Rnoks of the year for saleby jaol. DORILLfcCON-NGTO-i. t SMALL HOUSE FOR RENT. A IIOUSEcontainlagSltoomsandaKitcken. in a central and pleasant past of the city will be rented if the fa mit are of Ith e present oceupant is purchased. Terms low. Address Box SA EvaeevOl pout O dice. jan M-a3W NOV FIRM. THE undersigned have firmsd a cepartnersklp under the style of HOLL1XG5WORTH & BROTIIER. and have just received a large and -ii-sble stocket QUEENSWA x.E, LOOKING GLASSES, CHINA, GLASSWARfc. Ac, ke., at Preston Bro's old sUnd, opposite Bement k Viele's, where we will be pleased to we all our friends. The stock is entirely ppw, roannfacurcd to ourown order, vpresslyfor the Evansville holesale and reuil trade Wi prof.ss to sell as low as aity market, and sat sfae tion given in all oasas- Persot al attention rim tn rl ders. W. E HOLLINOSWOTH, janJS-lm T. J. 110LL1NOSWO&TH. Uf R. and Ilamhursh Cheese. 35 boxes large, and of iei quaiiiy, just received per steamer Marengo and for safe low y GIULEJlTk BOWLES. . BEANS.0 Uuohcls White Beans; 36 do Dried Apples: Just receUed end for sale by Z. il. COOK k fcO. TURX!P8,--30 Buf he!s Prime Tumips, Just re, ceived and for sale by 1. 11. COOK k bUN , CCRWIIE T.-5 Sacks Prime Backwhetf. just received and for sale by . . Z.H. COOK k SON. T ARD AXD BCTTEIt.JIJ Jtbls. Lard; 2j0 bbls. Butter; received per Cartel y Z. U. CUOtkSON. CUNDRIE.3 IO) drums New Tigs: ll bxa half.ind quarter Raisins; 8 tierces S. S. Almonds; S New Filberts; leases V taxes Sardines, flOOO boxes.) Sil boxes Hamburg Cheese; Received and for sale by . .... Jan 15 I. k D. nilUANN. C.CNDRIES.3 100 boxes and halfs Star Candles: S0Ö reams WrarDinc Paer; SOdos- Genuine fchaker Brooms; 10 dos I. B. Half Bushels. 10 boxes Cloth Pins. 10 gross Ceder Faucets. Received and for sale by ,,. jan Ii 'I. k D- nilMANN. AP AXD CAXDLE6 -9 25 boxes full weight Mar Candles: 25 boxes Cincinnati Tallow Candles! 25 boxes Cincinnati palm oap. All of cholca Quality, and for sale at reduced prices, by GILBERT k BOWLES. WOODEX BOWLS, Ac -KM NesU Wooden Bowls; IS dozen do Trays; 5 do Ass'd Chums: 60 do Rolling Pins; 25 do Mashers, Just received and for sale br- . Z. H.COOKfc ON. HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED. RAIDED In Decatur county, Iowa, original SeMfrora Hungary about b years ago. Turne ofl from 4 to 6 tons of Lay to the acre, preferred to any other hsy for stock. A stock of the above Seed Just recl byUo 13) Z, II. COOK fc SON. Agts. LEAD PIPE.- " A good assortment received and for sale by Jn M SAM'L ORR.. IRISH WHISHY.-One Puncheon Pnre iaasf hisky, just received and for sale -v decl. TEN NEY k SORENSON. WlkTUED BEEF. 500 lbs Choice Dried Beef: b0 do llrrf TnnftiM Bbls Prime Pork; jut ree eivod and for sale Jani. tf. Z.H. COOK k SON. by HORSE SHOE NAII. ev lm cruuine ÜU1FFIN " n. S Nails emhand and fur sale by 1 j an Li SAM'L ORR. FOR RENT. ONE of the best business stands in the eUv, next door to J . P. Byrne's on Main street. Po5sessioi bit 1 immeawiy. jror paroculars innnire or decJO-ll. Vi) UK I :LLk CONYNQTON. SrXDRIES.411 boxes Raisins: 0 half box rs Ri,dns; m boxes No. 1 Herring; &0 bbls Cement, j ut received and for sale Kr . PRESTON BROS. FOR RENT, THE nOüSEon tUrcprWtf com to Th?d an Chestsu streets fafroerly ocdjpied by J. J? . ..- nirerie slt:ioir, with good rKli m . . . -;- !..... I . " . w - . iims ituwK is ior rens 10 a goo rood tenant enquire of (janö-tf.l J. P. BYRNK. 1 as Boxes Choice New Raisins: 4Xi mi .w Vluuns, CQ tt Fmb Zante Ciura

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