Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 178, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 March 1859 — Page 1

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EVAjStSVILLE: IND.; FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH. 18 1859. NUMBER 178. VOLUME XL

. T. CARLTLE, Edüor. P. M. THATER, e'l Btuitum Manager. JNO. II. McNEELY, flaf't Msckosueui Deportmml. vrsmm the rim or thi EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY. Journal Buildings, Locust St., Bttwttm flrtt mm Wmttr.

TBBMS Of SVBSCBlfTIOJV. Daily Paper - - (Mailed) By the week (payable to Carriers) . Pri-Weekly Paper - ....... lit i . i -. . .. . IS 00 1 e oo f . io X , 4 00 I . 2 00 44 . " Club of 1 or more - .. 1 ! " WSJThe privilege of yearly advertisers is limited to their own Immediate business, In their own nnnu.; j ud all advertisements for the beuetll of ether rersona, as well as legal advertisement anil advertisements of auction miles, and advertisement with the name of other persons, neat in ly them, must I be paid for at the usual rates. ! m No roport, resolutions or proceodiugs of aay corporation, society, association or public meeting autl no communication designed to call atteutioa to any matter of limited of individual interest can be Inserted, unlesss paid for as an advertisement. I tw Coutracts for yearly advertising will not be lisasitiniied miles an order to that effect la left at .he office, and when discontinued In leas than a year, the price of the whole year will be charged. Legal advertisements hereafter, will be published at the excuse of the attorneys ordering, and not iVilayahle for legiil proceedings, but collectable at our usual time. .Our terms for Job Work and transient advertiteuieou are CASH. BATES Of JtBTBMTISIJyO. I Toy. I 50 I 75 I 1 00 I 1 25 1 60 175 X Day. I 751151501902252 S Ikif. I 1 00 I 1 50 I 1 75 I 2 25 I 2 75 3 28 4 Du.. I 1 23 I 1 90 2 50 1 3 15 3 75 4 15 5 lMv. I 1 90 I 2 10 I 2 80 I 3 50J 3 lJ ""26 I 4 I 4 00 1 Wert. I 1 50 I 2 25 I 2 HV I 2 60 I 3 75 3 00 I 6 oo I j 5 25 i 7 50 e lo 3 H V i I 3 01) j 4 50 I 0 00 J 7 eO I 00 I 1 SO TUT. I 4 oo I o ou i b oo I io no 1 12 oo u, oo a ife I w I 73 I 11 50 I 13 75 I 18 00 18 75 3 jifiTiTPT 57j 11 2. I 15 00 I 1 73 22 50 20 25 4M'. I B6Ö7 l2 75l"l7 00 21 jj 1 25 50 21 75 B I lO'oO I 15 00 J 20 00 I M 00 I 30 00 I 33 00 OAIV j j 13jfejJ950J0J3jä50 39 00 43 .V 'li ')' I 1 00 I Ti 5) j : Ö" 37 "0 I 4ö 0" I 32 .V) BUSINESS CARDS. , JB",v OR Stil BT, TO II- I.OOJIIS, AMIIONABLE SHIRT MANl'FACTl'KKB and dwler in Gentlemen's FANCY FURNISHING GOODS, No. 7 Main street, (OPI'OSITE THE COURT HOUSE,) , KVANSVILLE, INDIANA. S. Ii. Shirts made to order, by incasurenis-.f aud warranted a fit. uitgO-lr . INSURANCE AGENCY. - I:.'.-. ALLEN C. HALLOCK, KvMnswIlle. UNDER WRITER AND OENKRAL INSURANCE - AGENT, AnrsTEB or Aveoes, smo Notaby Public. Ue continues to issue Policies from several First Class and most reliable INSURANCE COMPANIES In the Country, on intend and Firs J?ial. Ho will also receive aiadicntious for LIFE INSURANCE. Ue will attend to the Adjustment of Losses . of every description under policies from other agencies, and attend to the settlement of all matters connected with INSURANCE, for parties interested. His lfg experience as an Insurance A pent, has mads him familiar with all subjects ' connected with Insurance. -Office, Marble Hall Building Mo. V stain st. (71 E. Q. SMITH, fö CIIA1R MANUFACTUKER,111 Market street. Evansrille. Ind., will keep on hand and make to order every variety of - Cane aud Wood Seat CHAIRS. The Trade supplied at lowest rates. Hotels, Steamboats and Hall furnished promptly to order. - All work warranted. - janl-ly 1 m STB1TTOJ iIlERf J.VI f Sale bUble, Second between Main and LoAisi Streets, ol.p.t the Old Presbyterian Church, Evnuaville. The undersigned has a large and commodious , Bikk Stable with sheds lor carriages, and is prvjured to take horses by the day, week or month. Iiis enstomers may le sure of having their animals ell and carefully attended to. He refers to the jtdlowuig gentlemen whose horse be has had long time mid. r his charge. r - , lie has also a uumber of good aud safe horses for . the qddle or harnesa, with a number 01 new ana joiulortable buggies, tc hire. Orders for saddle horses or hnriries. will be punctually attended to. Keler to 0. G. Keata, hui m-e; C. R. Bement; J. S. Gavitt, Ex-Sheriff; Cyprian Preston, ocrli-ly J. STBATTON. sr J if pjHT.yKitfmr.Jxoj. chan as-sfDLER and ULYTHEHVNES have associated nenwelvea toetlier as partner ill the practice ef Law, ana will attend promptly to all nusiness conected with their trolessiHi, which may be entrust ed to them'. sWOInce ou Loctwt street, opposite the Sherwood louse, Kvansville, Ind.. epl2u-ly Vm .VÄ ! JL UJ'KBJS'HBWn B BrJ T-ss-torneysat law, Not:u-ies Public aud Real Jujite Agents, Evansville, Indiana " Will practh-e law in the Courts of this State, ' 'ill attend to the collect ion of claims iu any part of :he I nited States, will buy and sell real estate m the tlty ef Evansville, in Vanderburgh and adjoining nnties aud in the West generally, and will perform tnv other duties iiertaining to Attorney or Real Estate Agents. Lota aud farms always for sale. Uornian snoken tir a member ef the nrm. sM-tlflice on Third street, opposite the Court House, iu the rooms formerly occupied by the late ' Arm of Lockhart, Parrelt ft Denny; CUAUH.S l)E.NBV.. JACOB LVKKKXUEtMEB. octl5-lly . . hKRt 1MLZKLI, CO., CO., UMTBB street, Evansville, Indiana, Wholesale Deal. er iu Groceries and all kimls of Produce, Nails, tilass. White Lime, Cnieatt Cotton Yarn, White ; Lead, Linseed Oil, 4c, A.c. Also, constantly on band a full stock of Sash, Panel Doors, Ac, of all , sixes. . ; ' . - i apai. öjun fiBnIj F psm b .JL AG AGAIN. ALLIS ft HOWES. Forwarding and Crmmissio.i Merchauts. Rectifiers of the celebrated . Magnolia hisky. Dealers in all kimls of Produce, superior Old Bourbon aud Rye Whiskies, and ror eign and Domestic Liquors, Ac, Water street. Sec and door above Vino, hvansville, Ind. .ENBY O. ALLIS. LEW I 1IOWKS. I fob5-ly ' 'mSSSstor HH otbTEr S, U"H o iTb ' 'ML SALE GROCERS, Iealers in Foreign and Do mestic LioiKirs, corner 1 irst and Sycamore streets. Evansville, lud. ap;-ly . H H. MJMHMB .. riff, J s sale Dealers in 1'ry Goods, Boots and Shoes, First street, Evansviilo, Ina. apz-iy , "m OHJS f. UM0 V"BB, U-'H O L B H-J 1. 11 JJ nd Retail Dealer in Pine Lnuibsr and Shin- ' les. Comer of Main and Seventh Streets, Evansvilto, Ind. . . nov21 B-yBBJS'' T JBBSTOJ', WMOLB- . MA. SALE DRY GOODS HOUSE, First street, Erusville, Ind. Merchants will always find a full stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Cape, at his House, which will? sold on fair terms. sep2l t fHJHI.BB 0. if-BVM.S, UTMO iBL SALE HARDWARE DEALER, First street, opposite Maghee ft Co.), Evansville, Ind. Orders for Hardware promptly lillvd at lowest Cincinnati prices. jan 20 mr,m)HBlLEBBMäl8, W"HÖ17kZ '' WW sale dealers in Groceries, Produce, Sails, - WUidow Glass, Glassware, c. c. No. 47 Main : Hreet, between First and Second, Evansville, Ind. St. . WUKELE. JAM KS U. BIOUS. WmCBB M. JPOIH, J TT8K.VÄ I" JT JMB Law, Notary Public, Real Estate aud Collecti ng Agent, will attend to every ecies of conveyancing, take depositions aud affidavits, acknowledgsnents of Deeds, aud Mortgages, in tact, will perrn faitlifnlly all busiuees ol au Attorney entrusted to his care. ' Oflice over OUrion Oflire, Princeton, Ind. sept2My

BUSINESS CARDS.

JTJMBS M. SHJJVBLIJ JTTOltQM uey at Law, Kvansville, Indiana. Ks)0fnce on Third street, in the rear af the Crea- : cent City Bank Building. ap30-ly JT J. SJJVOBBS, SHilTE B B IntT E R '. mß No. 8, Marble Hall Building, Second Story, j Main street, Kvansville, Indiana, Carriage work Plated with neatness and dispatch. FurniBh to order, Silver, Door, Number and Manufacturers' name. Plates, Bell Pulls, Hinges, Bailing, Knobs, Locks with Plated Knobs and Furniture, at Cincinnati ' prices. mnr4. DR. J. FLEACER'S DENTAL OFFICE, CORNER MAIN AND FIRST STS.. BVAN8VILLE, IA. Also, atiue preparation for cleansing the Teeth and hardening the gums, can be had of Dr. F. at Säe. a bx UBCBBB, J'fA'O fOBTE MANUFACTURER, Uli Sycamore street, between Third ami onrtn, . EVANSVILLE, INK. Is prepared to build sujwrior 1'IANOS to order, either on the npright stle or horizontal style. II will warrant all his work for three yt-ars, and should his Instruments fail In jierffcl and sutifnrtory execution, he will make them gooil. He is prepared to perform all sorts of work about a l'i.in' ; to repair and even re build defective Instrunieut.i, and put them iu rumplet order. He will also give his atteution to Tuning Instruments. Having established a new Branch of busiues iu Kvansville, be respectfully solicits the patronage of its citizens, confident that lie can sxive them as good work a they can procure abroad. As Swcimeus of it, he refers those who may wish to see it, to three luI stnunents in the poMesiou of Mr. Christina IH-i ker, vv agou nutir. ne is now uiuimuK vi',,,. Piano, by which he intends to prove that that style of Instrument can lie made as durable and as ierfeet in tone as the best horizontal Instruments. septU - . - - - jr. HM ITH' B BUIR T .n.y'LfJUT0UV. 33 MAIN STREET, KvANsviLLr., Indiana,. ' If you wish to get the worth of your money in SMrls.Gentlemen's FurnisMii Goods FANCY SHIRTING PRINTS, Please rail at 33 Main Street. At! orders tor Stitching Silk, Cotton aud Linen UwhIs. promptly attended -to, and neatly executed. (irateful for past patronage, I respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. Hbirts made to order .from measurement, aud satisfaction warranted. sepU-lv mm ja WfjäUBi fJii of hu usu uh ' mVW GOODS, fancy and staple articles. Just received at the Store of WILLIAM J. DEUBLER, 43 Slain St., Iietween First and Second, EVANSV1LLE, INDIANA, A comp ete let of Faucy and stnple articles, which will ue sold low, for cash. Remember, 43 M.tiu street, between Jirst aud Second. septU WM. J. DFXBLER. WW BOOK STATIONERY STORE. Just received and fur aale by the sub scriber, a tares and snlendid assortment of Books and Stationery, consisting lo'TVi-, part of G00 Reams of Cap, letter and Note Paper ; 000 yuires of it Lank Books, from inc. to tl.&O per quire ; 150,000 assorteil EuveloH-s ; Memorandum Books of all kiuda : also, a large as sortment of School Books ; Bibles of all kinds ; II kinds of Miscellaneous Works ; Gold Peua of all kinds ; Steel Pens of every brand; Gold and Silver Penholders aud Pencils ; Pocket Books and Pnrtmouuais of every description ; Musical Instruments cf all kiud ; Sheet Music and Music Paper ; Draw ing Paper and Pictures ; Siates and Pencils ; Ink and Inkstands ; and many other articles too numerous to mention, all of which will be sold at the very lowest price for cash. J. HEALY, roktor s Blocs., corner ut Main ana irst streets. ngl4 ' TfOHJk'MtlBtBft CO.,fOM lVf - mW ing and Commission Merchants, Ns. 00 Tchoupitoula street. New Ot leans. JUH.N UlULkT..,. ....... T. SUI.I.IVAK. septl5'57-lT 1 . . .. NEW ORLEANS CARDS. BP J. KTHKL r e., COMMISSION JLBm AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No. 64 Pygdras Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. (EsIoUmW April, im,.) B. f. ETUKL..... - EB. TALIJ. BKEEKEHOES t B. B. Howard. Evansville, Iudians ; AUIs k Howes, Evanavile. Indiana; A. M. Phelps ft Son, New hurirh- Indiana : Minor ft Hade, Newlmrgh, In diana; H. D. Newcomb A Brother, Lonlsville, Kntuckr : D. 8. Benedict Son, Louisville, Kentucky ; Thomas Danforth, Secretary, NewAHnny Insurance Ca.. New Albany. Indiana ; K. Mmp9on Co. New Albany, Indiana; W. H. Cutlin, Heudersou, Kentiu-kri R- G. Beverlr. Henderson, hentneky; JaniM Montsromerr. Preston Uro.-Bank, Jeftorsonville, Indiana; Mcrrett Cauipbell and Co., St, Louis, Mo. jjoi-iv I R JE II. UBL BoWJIBIO, COMMISaion Merchant. No. 7 Lafavette street. New Or leans, for the sale or butter, cheese, lard, eggs, orletf fruits. Floor. Meat and all sorts of Western Prodnee. aud for the nun-base of Groceries, Ac. Ciu,h advances made on consignments. lusli-lj alRII-THMi VJS'U BBS l Ii .VJS O , vy for many yei for manr years chief Clerk in the bouse 01 JOHN HI! KLEY ft Co.. begs to offer lus services HURLEY as Commissien Merchant, to the menus auu patrons of that house, now that it tuts retired front business. With this end in view I have formed a co-partner-shla with Mr. E. W. Beaton, senior of the olJ and well knows Ann of E. W. Benton ft Co., under the name and style of BENTON ft KING, to take place from the 1st of Mar. vrox. The obecriber relies for nport upon the friends of the old house of JOHN HURLEY ft Co., Ik have had opportunities of experiencing the promptness and ability with which he attended to their business. Very respectfully, - - THOMAS KING, Corner of Lafayette and New Levee streets, New Ol leans, April 27. la.. angs-y UBBJTIIOVSB ' to. WW COMMISSION AND FOR W A K IU N t MERCHANTS, : IV n. Id Paydrsa Street, . . NEW ORLEANS, LA. CLE WII.KIM...W. B. OBEATIlOV.E.JOB. U1TINUEB. We giv our personal attention tu the sale of Tobacco, Corn, Wlieat, Hay, Outs, Flour, Pork, Bnrou, Lard, Ac. 8l üy-. jfiv.v.v 1 co., co.n.nis 5 sK'ii aud Forwarding Merchauts, No. 2;, Poy dras Street, New Orleaas, Ls. myi'l-diwly rm"i wicHBLi ULTCUf.R, CO.ltM mission and Ftsrwanliug Merchaiits, Now irleans. La. dee22-ly ay i VTCHEB X TU-lCBBLl COM MM mission and Forwarding Merchants, St. Louie. Liberal advances made on consignments to eitli-r uf our houses. . r.rrm to Messrs. AUis A Howes, Bemeut ,t Veile, Howard A Brown. Kvansville. : dM'----ly Tl f. siT If I'H Mi LI. X CO., CO.n.7itsion aud Forwarding Merchants, No. 70, Poydras street, New Orleans. T. C. TWICHELL........ 1. H. T Alaelll LH. , my27-ly ' rWV ..VHX, STOCM COMMISSION ML Merchant and proprietor o Stork Stable. New Orleans, La. janiä'57-ly. HOTELS. Ä HEM WOOII MO CSE, 'ILM., f. BYKKS, Proprietor. Corner First and Locust treats, Evansville Iod. One square from steam. boat landii.it . myS-lj jf1I.JRK'S JMK RIC-M.y HOTEL, my Yiiuennes, Ind. J. M. CLAKK. Proprietor. This house has been refitted aud refurnished, Hiid is now in nneurder. niliaa glTWUOTBI, W4TEB ST H E BT, between Main and Division, Evansville, Ind. octl-tf WM. H.BOICOI'RT, Prop. IvKW RAlglNS Mi BOXES AND nALF 9 W boxes just received and for sale hy 1 dotI9 VICKEÄY BROTHERS.

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Humbolt Fire Ins. Comp'y OF lila CITY OF NEW YORK. Capita! (all pid in Cash) $200,000 00 With a surplus of. 40,000 00 DiKKLiuna: j .1 P Holmes, I A ii Phelps, C Christmas, -- I lino II Eilery, ! Wm Mulligan, j W Griffith, i JST Htranahan I f, Uolbrook, t llooruinu, 1 W Barnes, : K'lw. Bridge, t A CuBHtork, Ii ' Br-elen, J II Batra, A Stranger, ' F H Trowbridge, ' B Otil.lwell. Nathan Lane, W h MeOonnell, S Freeman, Jas McKayc, E Beadleeton, S Nekon Pavb, A Ifoppock, W Parsons, ' VC Bower, Wm L Kin." M. Newell, Wm A Kobbe, H J Baker, WmAUen, J Armstrong,' II L Burr, ? DU Stanford, W D Thompson. - JOHN HAN KIN, l'reekleut. . WILLIAAl MULLIUAN, Sec'y. Alex. Wiley, Jr., Assistant Secretary. 1'olictes insured on favorable terms by A. C. HALLOCK, Ai?ei"t. Office, Miirble ll:ill Ur.ildi nfr. Main treet. feblö-ly ii U T UÄ LTTlEJfE F I T LIFE 1XS. CUM'V, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY. Accumulated Capital, over.... ..$3,000,000 1)1 RECTO ilS : U L Patterson, II McFallan, A S Snelling,' . CS Slackuet, J A FrothinyhamR II Greene, L CGrovr, E A Strong, J W Condit, Josiali 0 Low, J R Week-, N Perry. ROUT. L. PATTERSON, President. J02L W. CONDIT, Vice do. Bi:h.i. e. Milleb, Secretary. Applications for Insurance and nil information dobired will be given by the undersigned. ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Agent, Marble Da'.l Building, No. 0 Maia street, Evaneville.JuiL fe'jl5-ly TÜflVi 8T1' JIHEStf IMTS t'omprisinfr all the latest American and French fashions. Our fall style Druse Hat is unsurpassed for sy metrical proportions, and is equal, if not superior iu durability sud beauty, to any ever made. Our conformator enables us to warrant a pertect and comfortable fit to the wearer, no matter how irregular his head may be. Now is the time, gentlemen, to leave your orders. VAUTIER MARCONNIER, septll " - 30 Mttiu street. UJS-OS J OR SJL;.CHRItSTM DECKER, Wheelright, ou Third street, near tau Court llonse, has Three very superior, rioh-tou-ed, and highly finished Pianos, built iu this city by a German builder, who lius worked iu souie of the lst shops of Europe, which Ue offers for sale low. He has had these Instrumenta built to encourage u stranger to establish himself here, and lutroduee a new and important branch of manufacturing. The Pianos are warranted for thkke years, aud will be kep in tune for one year, gratis. If the Intromes ts fail in any particular, the builder will be hero to make his work good. He does not hesitate to say the Instruments he offers are fully fjnal to any that can b brought here, mid if our citizens will but try them, their superiority will overcome all prejudice against home productions. Those wishing to purchase, and those who nesire to s what can lie done in our own city, are invited to call and examiue them, rfcpttij C. DECKER. w ntu .inRifii; of THOfitJZ B FRUITS FOR TUE SPRING TRADE 33 boxes Lemons, 30 do Oranges, Ö0O Cocoa Nuts, 2 bbln Pineapples, ö bunches Bauanuas. For Bale by i. H. COOK d- CO., mart No. 22 Main street, and 2 First st. Ml Ii Ol. II flOJYBER, TUOMJlS S0ANTL1N, Is wt rfHirmar liv frtt'nmboHts and Kailroad, a ImiRe aud complete asaortmetit f Cooking & Heating Stoves, of the very latest Fall style and pattern, which I can sell at lower prices than the great panic minies ot I807. And I am fixed to do House Kootintr, outtering, Coper and Sheet Iron Work, and all other Job Work in my line, with great care and dispatch, which I warrant to be equal, if not superior, to most work done in this city. Cull on the Pioneer. oct2 THOMAS SCANTLIX. WPUEl.VJ T1SM VfB KU K-MTIIOVT M fail, by It. T. McGoWM'S SARS A i'AR1LLA and IC'IUDE OF POTASH, the great Blood Purifier aud Health Restorer, prepared from Fresh Keot, the only kiud worthy .the contidi nee of physiciaus or the public, old imported roet being inert, ine componea 01 tins nieaicuie are niguly extolled by some of the must distinguished 1 hysiciaus iu the world, as air m. roruyce, riio, no. Bell, Jtc, for the cni-e of Rheuinatisin, Scrofula. White Swelling. Syphillls, Neuralgia, Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver, Spine and Skin Dropsy, Female Complaints. Old Sores, Pimples on the Faee, Ac. It makes the skill clear aud smooth an object of interest with the ladies. It removes mercury, or any impurities of the blood or system, and should be used iu the Spriug to purify thu blood aud prevent sickness. Price, 1 a Udlle. McGowu's Essence Tar, a certain cure for Bowel Complaints, as Diarrhea, Dysentery, Flux, Ac. South-American Tar, Spriug Liniment, and Vermifuge, miparalclled for its success. The three above 'medicine prepared by. 11. S. II ton ES, Momphis,Teunesse. Sold iu Evansville by Kelleb ft White, Lei u k KutJiTr.Dr, Dr. John Maoeniss. . .. oct20-l2ind 7WJB W uJ.R'Ü U'ulfrioBll-Jroj'B W w door below the Branch Rank, where can Infound every thing appertaining to the legitimate Hardware Trade. I respectfully solicit a call from country merchants before pnrcliasing, to examine my many new styles 01 uoous, Sviecieu witu care 10 suit this market'. My personal attention will be given to all orders. GEORGE S. SONNTAG. Scptti Jtliouse. We have now on hand, and offer on liberal terms, a well assorted stock for printer and bookbinders, anioug which wc name 60O bundles Printing Paper, assorted si7.es; liKJO Straw Boards ; 1000 Tar Boards, As well us colored Printing- Paper; plain Cap and Uose llat Cap ; Demy, Medium, white ami colored Canls and Car J Btmnls, which we cjin lsnvc cut to any sire; Fest-offu-f paar, Manilla -'Wrapping, Priutors' Ink. c. AVe -ls, beg leave to call tho attention of dealer to our stovk of 2.smi bundles Wrapping Paper, and 100 jrross of Rouuet Boards. The highest ran ket p. Ice paid for l!;igs. yl TENNEY ft SÜRENSON. McGEOBGE'S SHINGLE & STAVE MACHINE Kating from 60 to 80 Shingles per Minute. MARCH a i J. 1. BIIXCHIRD, Proprietor j For Ii.uiaod, -et.iL.-Ä , j Arkansas, Michigan. j Mississippi, Alabama - ! South Carolina. li-ia-i... Klorltla, Louisian.i. j Texas, Illinois, j Wisconsin and Missouri. j LlH-AI. AUfcNTS AT F.V INSVlI.l.i:. SNI'IVVv: I JIESSRS- KRATZ HEIL.UA.V. ! fUK snbscrilier would respectfully lultiin the i piiblic that they have secured an a-,toa-y to seii lie i above named Shingle Machine, and ihat tbt-v ill ; nu an oruera on siiorr innn-e. oiet'i tue.-,-J chiues ha been on -exhibition for several days in I this city, ami its snjfrior merir is arknowb'dired y 11. Persons w lm laav doubt the ability ot tin- mih- ! i-litiiH ill u,tl r. ..iiAiiim -.f ..it. Lumber ii. ers, Mr. iib,ver ninl Mr. Fergus, u. any pr-rs4'U in the city win, has s'eii the machine tr, peiali--ii. Tho Machine saws Sbingb-s assinotli asil'dain'J; and at the rate of two thousand per ii. ni . We would also state that we can furuish Ehg,n-s sailicient to run this I.t.biiie on short norire, and on reasonable terms. l.aU and -ot Circular ir wrsou desiriug Circulars, who will send u their aildresm, ran have them ni,t by mail. IHS Office corner of Main und amcoud sin-et-s. jan-l-Uin KUATÄ HKILMAN.

Ready-Money Brother Jonathan. " The straightforwardness rand noble sim-

Plicity f our cousins across the Atlantic i have invented at least a perfect form of con ! quest businesslike and at the same time picturesque, patriarchal, and convenient. What are its instruments ? "Swords, cannon, f Jlinie rifles ? Nothing of the sort. Given pen, ink, and paper, a desk or counter, and a good ronnd sum. voted by oongress, ana you proceed to invite your antagonist to " honorable negotiation." What is the state of the case ? " You have a distant possession, held by precarious tenure, which is almost indispensable to us for our commerce. This possession yields you a net revenue of such an amount. We offer you so much." We quote from the report of the committee of the American senate of foreign affairs on the subject of "facilitating the acquisition of Cuba by negotiation." " True," proceeds the report, "you have refused to sell hitherto, but circumstances are changing, and our offer may be more acceptable thau in 18-18.:' The Spanish minister at Washington is at this moment chaffing and fuming, unable to express his indignation, and "declaring he shall demand his passports," whilst the American legislature, utterly regardless of his wounded feelings aud bristling moustachios, is cooly and slowly passing a bill for the graut of 30,000,000 dollars for the purchase of Cuba. Why should he be angry? "The growth "of our national existence is a law which we cannot disobey." Having proved the necessity of the acquisition by the citation of these impartial authorities, "all our parties and administrations, and all our leading statesmen," the committee next asks the plain question, " how this fixed purpose of the United States a purpose resulting from political and geographical necessities," is to be executed '! And the answer to that ques'tiou is, that purchase is by far the most convenient plan. " The fruit that was- not ripe in Johu Quincy Adams' day is now mature, and the question is, shall it be plucked by a friendly - hand, prepared to compensate its proprietor by a princely guerdon," or shall it be got by-those chance opportunities aud rough proceedings which events bring about ? " Much has been said about the indelicacy of the offer," but the committee really do not understand how anybody can object to it on that ground. " For many years our desire to make the purchase has been known to the world. We simply say to Spain," &.c. At the same time, the committee gives it to be understood that the " princely guerdon " is not to be flung into the seller slap with quite that noble and generous abandon which a wealthy purchaser sometimes shows. " Our minister," says the imperturbable comniiuee, " wiU not broach the subject of a purchase till he has reason to believe it will he favorably entertained." That is to say, he will wait his opportunity he will stay for some extreme political confufusion aud pecuniary emergency, when the Spanish finance minister is beside himself with perplexity aud despair, when he looks all round for soino possible source of the needful, and sees an utter blank. He wiil then chink the American dollars in his ear, and charm away his patriotic scruples. 'Spain," remark the committee. " is a coun try of coupt d'etat add pronntxiamentoes; the minister of to-day may be a fugitive tomorrow, lkr financial position is one of extreme embarrassment, and a crisis may arise when the dynasty may be overthrown unless a' large sum of ready money run be raited forthwith. This is the plan, then, whivb is supported by that considerate class of American politicians who will not bear of "acquiring Cuba except by honorable negotiation." They let it be known that there is a purchaser in the market, with a handsome sum at his disposal, and wait for the tranquil and gradual impression that this fact will produce. Even if he storms at first aud talks of insult, the Spaui.ird, when his passion has subsided, will know that there is the money ready for him when he likes to take it. Whether Spain will be willing to part w;th almost the last relic of her vat Transatlantic possessions in such a way remains to be seen. Time. Cotton Trade or the United States' To tub Editor of the N. Y. Tuibcse Sir: For the last tea years, we may put down the growth of cotton in the United Stat-3, on an average, to be 2, GOO, 000 bales. This cotton will average 330 lbs. to a bale ; iu otliur words, the annual production has been atiout 910,000,000 lbs. This sold at teu cent per pound, amounts to $01,000,000. Cotton has not averaged 10 cents per pound, in tho United State., for the last ten years, or anything like it ; while th boot aud shoe trade has exceeded $160,000,000 annually, and the manufactures in the city of New York alone has exceeded $140,000,000 annually for the same length of time. The cotton is almost thrown away; it is carried to Europe, and there spun into yarn, and will average 18 cents per pouud wheu gputi, and sold by the British manufacturers to the continental nations of Europe ; in other words, the English people mix tour I pounds of Surat cotton to one pound of 1 American, anu men, uy carding aim roping, j t it is thoroughly combined together. The j cotft of the compound stands as follows: ! j Surat cotton, 4 lls. at 5c. per pound, "20 I cents; 1 lb. - American cotton, at 15c. per j lb. at the factory, is 36 ceuts for the 5 lbs. j i of mixture ; costing in the whole 3j ceiit, t or 7 cents a pouud. This is spun into yarn j I at a profit of 11 ceiiU-a pound, making 55 j ! cents uroiit on the mixture. And, when j 1 woven iulo cloth, is worth "28 cents a pound ; , iu other words, cotton wove into cloth nets "the English fat-tory 19 cents a pound tor every yard wove. Quere Would uot our ; Southern brethren earn tor themselves quite - munr iin!Lir4 Mini Cent! 1,v eiiiuttinrr :1ml , .o ..... j .. . b ... . weaving their own cotton into yarns and j dolus, as tliey do ny eternally playing ttie I fire-eater, and continually quarreling rwith j American manufactures? If the people j j called cotton-growers, South of the Potomac I j are so very anxious to prevent these nangh- ) j ty fellows called Yankees from making j j money by spinning and weaving cotton, ' j had they not better spin it and weave it ! themselves" i Suppose our fire-eaters stop all the Yan- ; '! kee factories, and scatter the Yankees over j ' the Western country to settle up Kansas, j j Pike's. Peak, Arizonia, New Mexico, the i i mountains of Texas, Nebraska, Dacotah and ; Washington Territories, we ask, how many , votes will these fire-eaters find at their bid- i ding in the United States Senate about ten or twenty years hence? It is obvious that ! i they will be in a very miserable minority in , the Legislature at V ashingU n ; had they i lieen wise men they never w-juld have re- : pealed the Revenue latvsof lc42;thy could j have had Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, i Arizonia and California all t-'eir awn way i

that is, they would have had all these Territories into Slave States, to say nothing about Utah, which is fast breaking from the moorings of slavery. Cuba is in abad way, and the slave power at last finds itself pretty thoroughly put into a trap of its own making. R0AX0KE.

The Large Cottcn Plaster. A few ) days sinceja paragraph was published, giving j some account of the cotton crop of Col. Bond, of Georgia, which amounted last year to 2,100 bales, and was the largest sent to market by any planter ofthat State. A j Vidalia correspondent of the Natchez Free i Trader contrasts the planters of Mississippi and Louisiana with the Georgia celebrity ns follows : -: "There are half a dozen planters in Concordia parish and Louisiana, as also as many more in Mississippi, that made a far higher mark than this. Not to make a thing invidious, the names of A. V. Lewis, Esq., of Concordia parish, who makes all his cotton there, chalks up several hundred bales above the Georgia planter! so does L. R. Marshall, Esq., in the State of Louisiana, raising in that State alone more than three thousand five hundred bales ; so is John Routh, Esq., of Hard Times, full as much if not more ; so did Frederick Stanton, Esq., but a few weeks deceased, raise twenty-eight t hundred bales this year all in Concordia parish and even more than this figure in 1855 all in Louisiana ; and there are numerous others that come up, or nearly so, to the Georgia highest notch. For iustauce, L. R. Marshall, residence Natchez, a planter in three States, Louisiana, Mississippi and Arkansas, is more than a four thousand bale producer; so is Dr. Stophen Duncan more thau a three thousand bale grower in the State of Mississippi, besides being an opuleut planter o( Louisiana more than a four thousand bales in all. The great estates of the two princely planters of Mississippi and Louisiana the late Samuel Davis and Francis Surget, Esqs., always produced from three to five thousand bales each, until their deaths divided the estates among the heirs." 2Etna Insurance Company, OF HARTFORD, CONN. Cash Capital (securely invested)- 81,000,000 With a surplus of 17,920 Incorporated 11! Charter Perpetual. Insures against. Firennd Inland Navigation risks. DIRECTOR..: E Y Ripley, S Tudor, J Church, R Biiell, WFTuttle, E A Bricklcy, R Mather, C II Branard, T K Brnce, B S Ward 11 Z Pratt, A Dunham, U F Davis, DJIillver, W Kewey, T A Alexander. T. K. Brace ..Sec'y. I E. G. Ripley ....Pres-dent. .?. B. Bennett, Gen. Agt. T. A. Alexan er. Vice do. Applications for Insurance, Inlauu or Fire, made to ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Agent, will be promptly attended to at the Agency OlHce Marble lialj Building, Main street. Evansville. tel15 ly fa 0 TICK. All persons indebted to lib wiU ml W please call aud make pavment tov2A. D; REYNOLDS t CO. mTBJ I JBIH fBOM TMB &L USCUI bor in Evansville, about the loth ol Nov, mb.iInst, a DARK BROWN MARE, with a while -Ur in her face, trim made, in good order, aud ubuiit fifteen bands high, about eight yeats old, very wi.d. and difficult to bridle. Any one returning her i ns or'givlng Informriiionas to her whereabuuts w. . u be suitably reuard'-d ly Jaiiil-lf J 3. .TAOrKSS .V Crt BfEMO ti.J. J.'CO IB I7-V k"cÖ. Mm have removed to Water ütreet, three doors above Main. 3 4 0 0 WE are now manufacturing Veils' Patent Folding Spriug Bed, the best and uiost convenient now in use, ai it can lie moved or handh-d without anytrouble. Call aud examine them. jau'J'i Phoenix Insurance Comp OF HARTFORO, CONN. Capital (paid up) $200,00(1 00 Surplus..... 210,O4 Ca", Insures against Loss or Damage by lie. DIRECTORS: S L I.ooinU, N M Waterman, Geo W Meore, D P Crosbv, L Stockbridge, M Beach, C Adams,' KdwinTPew, K White, N T, K itaiith, .1 Merriinan, t II Arnold, N Y J A Butler, W 1 Shipman, KT Smith, N H Morgan, M Jewett. SIMEON L. LOOM IS, Preei.lent. HENliY K ELLOOCi, Secretary. 31. Magill, General Ageut, Cincinnati, O. Applications for Insurance made to ALLEN C. IIALLOCK, Agent for the Company at this (dace, will lie promptly attended to. Office, 2d Story Jlurble Hall Building, Evansville. feblo-ly U T BOAT I OIt HJIE.- WE have an A No. 1 Wood Boat for sale cheap 70 feet long, iu prime order, with or without skiff. jau4 BABCOCK BROTHERS. BBliS. ERE MI II ROC'S II CEmm t w uieut, revel veu auu lor sate oy feb7 A. M. MoGRIFF. lOOO BV.V1II.ES Hoop Iron, assorted sizes, ou hand and for sale at reduced prices by SAMUEL ORR. 'vmJi'i cJbve sTajMJRlJif'o ums. W 1M.1BELL A CON YNGTON, are sole agent for Vaiiderbnrg county, for all the subscription Bssiks published by D. Apptcton A Co. Abridgment of the Iiebates iu Congress, Or Public History of the United States. New American Encyclopedia, a Dictionary and Journal of Knowledge. Certainly the first work of the age. American Eloiiuence, a Collection of Sieerhes and Addresses of the nio-l Eminent Orators of j America. Encyclojiedia of Wit and Humor, by the celebra- 1 ted ComedU Burti.ii, in iV. So. Dictionary of Machine Mechanics and Kn-iue Work. The nrwe.-t aud most improved edition iu öt. (-, Cre's Iiictioiuuy of Arts, Slainifactures aud iuesr j lHlHELL & CONYNüTON beg to call attention j j M i to their important works, and request their kind friends to rail and see them; as also, the array oi opinions of eminent men in confirmation of their importance and value. Dobell A Conygtn have samples and specimens of the various bindings in which tliesa works can be procured, from per to the finest tuorocco. mr!7 -BbIJS'E &HIJ'tH.E8.i)0,(X) No. 1 Pine JI Shingles, lor sale low. Also, wj,(hi i-opiar. JOHN F. GLOVER, jlyl Comer Main and Seventh streets. O1 BOCER1ES im boxes assorted ToKicco, Oim do do Window Glass, 3SI kegs do Wheeling Nails, I0 tierces new Rice, Son pkgs assorted Teas, ' 50,0) Lights, ass'd Window Sash, 150 aborted Pan! Doors. "ii0 kegs M'hite Ta-1. ps do Paiuteil BiKkers, 2" doz ass.u f"d Tals, 20 doz Wash Boards. With a full stot k of goods usually kept by grocers, on hand and forsaie Pv jan BABCOCK BROTHERS. l Ol. UEJS' S V fjP MÖjtSSES-33 WW bbU just received -ad f r sale by febia S. E. GILBERT 4 CO.

t ch&istiax kratz ...wm. BMu.Aj.v4 ITRATZ & HEILMAN - rtJrtt. 'i CITY FOUNDRY ! ' ' ! MANTjFACTTBEKS AXD BTJILBERS OF STt AM I ENGINES A'D BOILERS, Saw and Grist Mill Mnchinery, Tobacco Screws, ( Gumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Maus. , : TlirasiiiC Machines, ifcc. - - EVANSVILLE, IJfp. rffJUE PS0PBTET0I1S OF THE CIT? F0TX JL dry heir leae to iDfuriu their friemle and.tha public in general, that they are Jirepared to do all kinds of ' - - ". . - MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK, ami evervthiue appertainine to the Foundry busi ness. They are inanutacturiiur Stkam Fnoikes ad L IStHLF.KS ot any size ami power requires. aw juiu Miichiuerv and Mill tkariue of anveize; IHatlllery ami Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gummiug Alarhinra, Thrashiug Mnrnines, matt aiuu, Horsepowers, Corn-eliellers, Machinery of all kinds made aud repaired. Iron and Brass Castings of every description. Iron Honsefronts, CV?llr Urates, lie. Cooking and Heating Staves of the latest improved patterns ; Hollow Ware, Ikg Jroue, Ac. : ' BREWERS, DISTILLERS, RECTI FIERS.&C, Supplied with every description of-Topper and Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettl, Refrigerators, Atteinporntors, Sparges, Stillheads and Worms on an improved principle. Columns for Alcohol Stills, Yeast Jugs, Cans, bvphous, Ac; Copper, Lead and Iron Pixe; Copper, Brass aud Iron Pumps of every variety, for keer, spirits, oil, tc.: Brass Corfu aud Valves, Steam Whistles, f-c. Workmen sent to all parts to fit tip work and do repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron Work, tc. OLD METALS BOUGHT. ; They are dealing iu aud selling Allen's Improved Steam" Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tubing, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smut Machine, Stephen Hughes' Flour Separators, German Bolting Cloth, Cum Elastic Belting, Packing, Hose, re., of the best kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tiu, Pig Irou, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick. They have every facility of the be&t Machinery and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to them, their individual attention, filling orders promptly, warranting their work, and are satisfied with reasonable prions. tin' Ottice aud Sale Rooms, No. 00 Mala street; Foundry, Boiler Yard and Machine Shop on Piue street, between First aud Second streets, Evansville, Indiana. decT : , : 1 . TTUIBBJJl'KtP HCJ IBS. We have ou M haud a supply of ' : We cau ai.s.- furnish TitACK SCALES ot ny capacity. These Scales are from the manufactory, of ü. X. FAIRBANKS Cn., St. Juhusburg, Vorluont. livery Scala is toted and sealed, and warranted correct. For testimonials we refcr to the thousands ot pen-ons using tiiem. J iriinVRRflfllf M r.n . ImnN. nov24 Water street, Evausville. CO VUU ! co cau ! WE wish to call tlie attention of persons aOlicted with Coughs and Colds, to the tact tLat JJr. jacKon's Cough Syrup is superior to any and all the quack nostrums that are offered for sale. It is made from a prescription furnished by Dr. Jackson, of Philadelphia, one of the liest physicians Iu this country. This Syrup has been used by thousands with the greatest bem lit. Try one bettle, aud von will always use it afterwards. For sale by . ; STODDARD t THOMPSON, declo Dmgrists, N 17 Main t. J'mLATl'OHM SCALES. Scale Beams, Counter and Tea Scales, Steelyards, patent Balances, at ec7 C. S. WELL'S. HOME INSURANCE COMPANY Of the City or New York. Capital (all paid in cash).. $t,000,P00 With a surplus of - iSMI.OOO I usnres against Fire and Inland Navigation Biska. DIRKCTOltS: J Martin, W A Work, F IT Cossilt, : F A Wcllmorth, Jame Low, Levi P Morton, OC Collins, J H FarthiughamCurtis Noble, D N Baiuey, C A Buckley, J B Hutchinson, L Hopkins, C H Norton, CP Baldwin, T Messenger, G D Morgan. A T Dwtgbt W H Mollen, J W W hitlock, H A Horlbnt. . Jesse Hoyt, W Stnrgis, Jr, John R Ford, Sidney Mason, ' O T Stedman, Cyro Yale, Jr, W R Fosdick. C B Hatch, T McName, B Watson LBl:, R Briglow, Homer Morgan, O E Wood, L P Stone, J Humphrey, Geo Pearse, V Ü Nelson, A S Barnes, Gen Bliss, R Lockwood, Lyman Cooke, W U Lambert Wm It Webb. CHARLES J. MARTIN, President. A. F. WILLMARTH, Vice do. J. Miltcn Smith, Secretary. Applications made to ALLEN ' C. HALLOCK, Agent, will lie promptly attendsd to. Office, Mar ble Hall Building, Main street, Evansville. MERCHANTS' INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN. Cupital SiOO.IKiO 00 Insures against Loss or Damage by rire, DIRECTORS : Mark Howard, S Woodruff, James Bolter, E Roberts, Guy R Phelps. T Sheldon, James P Foster, 8 A White, Charles Hillyer, E II Owen, If Blanchard, Richard D Hubbard, M M Merriman, Wm L Collins, t W 11 D Callender. MARK HOWARD. President. . E. T. LOBDELL, Secretary. -- Applications received by ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Aunt. , iebld-ly - "l W ' A iAuürjXE'iij. ViJVG W W located on the Northeast corner of First and Sycamore streets, for the purpose of repairing Musical, Rieatiiig, aud other Watches, Jewelry, dec, begs his friends and the pnMic gtsnerally, to call upon him, wheu satisfaction will be guaranteed, janai-lyd iKI fl.Vfl STREET MEJT J JKKKMIAU BONN has ota-ned a SUOf. Meat Shot ii Second struct, near Main, and opposite Rev. Ml. McCarer's Church for the accommodation of hit customers during the winter. He will keep on hand ", iron, i ,e ciose onne morning uiaraet 'dl evening, a supply of the chouest Meats, which I 1,e cut to ' P"res and tastes ol every 1 cinss oi oiiyer?. jy ieviu cuer oruen ai ine snop. families will have their Meats selected for theiu and sent to their honse. He 'III keep a sapply of sujierior Lard Sor family use, and he puts up Sausage Meat, which he will warrant to be made iu a I manner uot to oflvud the most fastidious house- ' wife. nov:iO-tf ! mXitoiiit ah k TUOMfaojs sic- ; 3 ceswi-s to Halhx-k it Srisldwd, whok-Nde deal- j j ers in Drugs, Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Glass, Glass- j ' ware, -c, havejnst received large additions lolhui I ! stock, and are now prepared to fumi-sh Physicians ' und Storekeepers wuh every article in tiieir line, at reduced prices. Having made purchasvs exrlusivcly for cash, and by the ckage, can oner iu- j ducenicnts to buyers greater tbjn ever before. ' Also, a large and varied assorimefit of DA G UE It It EOT V PE AND AMIIItoTVPE STOCK, ', consisting of Cameras, Clieuiicais, Cases, and everarticle required by artists. - j We also manufacture an improred kiud of nuoexpiueive Burning Fluid, for sale by the barrel or at retail. ! Cl oil constantly on baud, with a large assort ; meat of F:uid and oil Lauis. - Orders from Artists and Storekeepers promptly attended to, at luo euruc i re.vs as though they ai tended isTst nuliy. ' Particular attention paid to packing aud tor ' i warding promptly. - STODDARD t THOMPSON, dec No. 17 Main street. Ii. RJlSLVSiZo U'JIOIE X half boxes lor sale bv S. E'. GILBERT A CO. fehl

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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO , - . . of haktford, cons. IrporatedlSlO-Charter Perpetual. Capital ll paid up) . . 500,000 With a surplus cf. 220,501 Iusures against Lous or fcnmngo by Fire. " " 1 ' ' - DIKECTOKS;. - " numington, ; Bornell, Job Allyn, Albert Day. H Kerne v. I J V Brace. Jas Goodwin, Calvin Dav, C.J Buss. T C Allyn Secretary. I If Huntington, Presid t. C C Lyman, Ass't do W. N. Bowers, Actuary. . D. Alexander, General Ageut, Columbus, Ohio. -' John Graham,' Asa't . do . . do . do. Applications made to ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Agent,-will be promptly attended to Marble Hall Building, Main street, Evansville. . febl5-ly NORTH. 'AMERICAN .FIRPIXS.- CO., u HARTfORD, CONN. CapitaV.'. ..? AKI,01V UV DIRKCTOltS; ; .;- James G, Böllen, Burrall Sage, ' JD Williams, A II Hollev,ex-Gov. CI Wait N Uanley, Willis J. Goodsell, George Sexton, ; , Leonard Church, . . . .- Charles G Day, L T Wells, ; -.: er II H Fitch, r Olcott Alien, ' " J ; Utiles D Sperry. - a Hruiwoia, - , j -iiowara.- ' "JAMES G. B0LLES, rresident. , V WAIT N. HANLEY, Vice Pris t. John a. Wallace, Secretarv. Applications received hy ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Agent. Office Marble Hall Ü ulding, Maiu st. HAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE CO. SPRINGFIELD,. MASS. Capital .$1.10,000 00 Surplus.....-. 70,000 10 Will insure Real and Personal Property against Fire. - - DIRECTORS: EWBond, J Hamilton, J C Pynchon, C L Shaw, H Alexandcr,Jr P B Tyler, His Childs, EFBIoseley, Homer Foot, E Seeger, W B Calhoun, K 8 Moore, A Phelps, Jr; Jaa Kirkham, Willis Phelps, w. J-. Moutagne. . WILLIAM B. CALHOUN, President. JOSEPH C. PYNCHON, Secretary. Application made to A. C. HALLOCK, Agent, will be promptly attended to. r umce, Marble Hall Building. Evansville. Indiana. - febl.lv II E JUM CBOIX. fBtiS'tH DYER AND SCOURER. Corner of Vine and First streets", . . . ÜVANSVILLE, INDIANA, Wonld respectfully inform the ladies and gentlemen of this city and vicinity, that he has oisned a DYEING, CLEANING AND REPAIRING "i - ESTABLISHMENT, . Where he will thyin and dye all kiuds of Silk and Woollen Goods. Will remove grease, paints, Ac, without the slightest Jr-jury to the goods. All work done at this establishment will be arranted to giv entire satisfaction. - ' aepl23-Cm inuBE i.yu mbije' j.vTtT M RASX'E BY HOME COM PANIES. " The undersigned having leen- appointed Ag. ni for Evansville and vicinity, of the INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. 8. F. C0VINGT0X, Sec'y. T. A. MORRIS, l'res t . ' " AND TtlB . - . - RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. B. J. HATHAWAY, ee. S. HATHAWAY, Pres't are prepared Ur underwrite upon the better class" of Fire and Murine Risks, t as low rates of pin niicm. aa are ccuiaif.Uui with permanency and lability. nese Companies contme their business exclud e ly to the State of Iudiaua. SA11 losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid witliout any abatement or diminution what ever. References: Every man, without exception, wVo hu sustained lues iu either Company, a list i t In in 11 citizen of our own State mar I "- .ttwmo. A. D. REVNOLrs A C'i r.vausville, July S, Itu'iil-ly T'7oVel a sTTi o.(..- ?tas1j. r-' 0 litems,) steel Eire Setts Stand, lif t I pa items. A .few more left and more exj .- Also Brass het Shovels aud Tm:, Irou do do. Pokers, cinder Shovels, a-c., &c. I'. r sale QJ - V. S. WELLS. No. 13 First str. et. W OOB HEBE HE All THIS. JU If you want to get good Hay, If you want te get good Com, If you want to get good Oats, If you want to get good Bran, ... If yon want to get good Crushed Feed, It yon want to get good Chicken Feed, If yon want to get good Corn Meal, If yon want to get good Timothy Seed, If you want to icet cwxl Grass Seeds of anv und every kiud, call at RUSTON'S Feed and Seed Store, uuuer wie leiegrapu cimce, woere you can be accommodated as cheap as the cheapest, and as good as the beat, delivered in any part of the city free of drayage. Recollect, at RCS1 ON'S, on Water street. Just received, my first shipment by Canal, lo(, tons of first-rate new Timothy Hay, and for a!e cheap. sept28 R. 8. R. -griI(8-200 II R I'M S, VERY' IIJS'I: , JL, for sale by 8. E. GILBERT A CO. RE till CI. lt.IR WURE, -c, kr (( dozen Cedar Pails, wniie, red aud striped; bra's , bound, 10 nests Cedar Keelers, plain and striped, brass ' bonnd, 5 dozen covered Cedar Cans, brass bonnd, 3 sizes, 6 " Cedar Churns, brass bound, ' 6 ." plain white Cedar Pails, iron bound, 2 and 3 hoops, 6 stout iron bound Stable Palla, & V Steamboat Pails, stout irou bound, 20 nests stout Cedar Tubs, iron bound, 4 and 11 ii each nest, 5 dozen largest Horse Buckets, 10 " common iron bound Buckets, Tbia day received, and hop opening la the finest coudition, at the new Wooden Ware store of pt24 J. B. RUSSELL, 272 Main st. bet Seventh and Eighth, Louisville, Ky. TTM ICKE B ! " B B O TH E R 7 O L E -r SALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FAMILY GROCERIES, . CLASS, NAILS, FLOUR, Oram, beeus, Bacou, Lard, Xulis, bu- kots, Chiu-ns, and Woodwar generally, No. 82 Main street, Evansville, Ind. Goods delivered in auy part of the city free of chorge. oct21 JAS. W. V1CKEKT JOHN VICKEtlV SAM'L VICI.rRV. lmmBwi iioous W 40 boxes Star Candles, 150 dozen Brooms, ' 25 do Zinc Wash Boards, 2SO do Buckets, , ( 2ö bales No. 1 Batting, . I.jO reams Wrapping Paper, 40 bdls do Twine, ' 10 gross Bonnet Boards. . Just received and for sale cheap by Jnl7 A. M. Mi-GRIFF. mj Letter Copying Books, Do do Brushes. Good assortment constantly on band and for sal.ly C. 8. WELLS, No. 13 First street. 9 trBJSriEJYT I..'ll SI II j -k plots of over la.OOO acres ef Land in Southern Missouri, subject to entry at ixA cents per acre Call and examine them at the R. . It 1. Office, No 1, North Third street, Evansville. octl C. C. COLLINS. gy.WSl CAPS t CAPS t FOR CIIRISTmj MAS A large and splendid assortment Caps, for tuen aud bovs, latest styles, just received jer Express by VAUTIER A MARCONNIER, dec7 No. 39 Main street. Evansville Commercial College, mmw.-i, jroBTH eirst street. I W EVANSVILLE, IND. This Institution presents every inducement to yooug men wishing to acnuirea thorough practical knowledge of DoubleEntry Book Keeping, sa-well as a general Busin-. Education. This institution has licen in successful operation for over five years. For Catalogues or other particulars, call at the Rooms, or address decla-Iy JEREMIAH BE11M. Principal. fLSLUlEü American Slates, 1-9 Oval School do new article, Slate and Cedar Pencils, Pnrcossion Cups (5 kinds,) Butcher Knives aud Steels, Carving do. Blacking, (Butler's brand. Locksaud Latches, (Eastern prices.) Butts and Screws. Tacks and Sparables, Curry Combs and Horse Cards, At gers and Gimblcts. Pocket Books aud Portnionaies, Niedlcs, (Sew'g, Knit'g, DanTg & SacfcVi Po-ket Codi I. s and Thimbles, - - Goraiauand French Har, Japwued Tinware, full assortment. In short, evirything usually kept by Hard-'-men, at Cincinnati prices. 'C. S. WELI. d.s-7 No. 13 Firt : .OB thdlE,JJ 1MB OWE I' I SUM of oUO acres, withiu eiirhi e c ty. Enquire at the R. E. A I. Office, Nu. I, Nu. ... . oud street, Evansville. octl C. C. COLLIN'S,