Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 205, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 April 1859 — Page 2

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Slue 5iuii) MoatuaL EVANSVILLE, IND. TUESDAY MORNING .AEBII The latest report from Washington to indicate that the Si. kles tri.il will he almost interminable. Tha defense state that they hare witnesses sufficient to occupy three days yet ; and the prospect ot a speech from each one of the lawyers, makes every surmise as to the time the trial will last, bnt mere guea work. The defense are determined to wear the prosecution out by speaking on every quibble, and interposing continual delays. Thus, on Friday, the prosecution made only one speech to the jury throughout the entire day, and then apologized for that, whilst the lawyers on the defense were talking continually. It would be odd if Mr. Sickles' counsel, through excessive zeal, should worry the jury into convicting him. There is said to be an ill-feeling among Mr. Sickles' counsel, growing out of professional jealousy. The truth is, there are too many of them. A New Paper at Indianapolis. The prospectus for a new political daily paper at Indianapolis, issued by the veteran editor tad politician, John D. Defrees, has excited a good deal of remark, which seems likely to make the paper famous before its issue. Mr. Defrees is capable of making an excellent newspaper, bnt he has piooosed an object, which, we fear, he is the wrong man to accomplish. He tried his hand at it in 185, and failed. He repeated the attempt last autumn, with an equally unfortunate result. The prospoctus says that the paper, while it " will not compromit any of the objects had in view by the great conservative Republican party,'' will be particularly ilevoted to bringing about ua united action of those opposed to the present party in power." The paper will be an individual u:n ii Tani1Ki;in ond will enterprise, "will be Republican, and will not ignore the slavery or any other question" he deem3 proper to discuss. We apprehend he will find it, before the end of many weeks, a most fruitless attempt to unite tbe opposition in this State, without " ignoring the slavery question," or yielding any of the objects had in view by the ' conservative Republican party. Without a distinct renunciation of some of the leading objects of Republicanism, and stop to the agitation of the slavery question bv the Republicans, there can W no union no coalition of the elements of the opposition. We are sufficiently advised of the sentiments of Southwestern Indiana, a section tbat holds the balance of polit ical power in the State, to feel confident in the opinion which we offer to Mr. Defrees for what it is worth that without such concessions as will fully satisfy the honest anti-Lecompton Democracy, and the independent men who adhered to Fillmore, in 1856, the defeat that awaits the Republican party next fall, will be more overwhelming and mortifying than their last. If their love for their party is -itrouger than their regard for the essential and lasting interests of the State, they will find as little sympathy and support next fall in this part of the State, as their State ticket found here last autumn. The Prusperta of the Lake ueiior Region. The Xsrthirtjt Lake Superior, is Sue an J Extent The Mineral Wealth of the Luke Shore The S'urthern Route to the Pacific The Sew Route Over EmjlUh Soil The Agricultural Resources of thr Red River Valley Tht Climate The Productions and Fertiliti of the soil Tm Future of the Northwest, Jrc. St PERioi:. Wis., April 14th. 1059. Mb. Koitor: Tli attention of the country for many vears past ha3 been turned toward the Northjf. The valley of the Upper Mississippi B4bEsJ more accessible, has been filled up with lnloriii; men and .-ia,-t ulators from all parts id BE) Ka.-t and South, and a sort-reign State has I teen carved out of territory, a few veats sintf ownetl and inhabited by the Sioux and ChipiV-was. The tide of emigration, ctrcing out from the Mississippi. IsffJ : . t. li.-. 1 last Red UVCCof Um North, ami, extending eastward, has overflown the -hores of Lake Suierior. A -ki-t. h uf una uitcrt-sting portion of our fountry tannot full to attract the notice of your readers. Lake Superior, with a mean depth of i')0 feet, and covering au area of .'12,Oot square mile-", is the great inland sea of the North, ami isdestinod. at no far distant ilay. to float upon it.i Uvunn a large fleet of t .miuiert ial vessels, ft is the largest sheet of fresh water on the face of the globe, and from lhs picturesque scenery of its shores aud the interest ami value attaching to the geological feature of its borders it may le termed the most remarkable and beautiful of the great American Lake?. Within a tetv vars. Lake Superior has leen linked with tbe chain of more Southern Lakoi OJ the opening of the Saut Canal, around the Falls of St. Mary, and a tide of mineral wealth ia beginning to pour 'own the Lakes from the mines of Murquette itOd Ontonagon. The Southern shores ol the Lake abound in copper, iron, and eilwr, the extent of which ia yet unexplored and incalculable. I clip the following from a recent report made by Dr. Uharles T. Jackson, late I'. S. Geologist, on the geology, mineralogy, &c, ,.t the Lin l around Lake Superior. 44 As mineral region, it is one of the. most important in this c untry, and is rich tn veiu3 of metallic copper and silver. ... 1 as in the ores of those metals. At Um present mtanent it may be regarded a the most tsjoabk mining district in North Arneri.-;,, with the exception only of tlie goM nVpOsifes ot aiifbrnia.' The discneion of the practic ability of a Northern railroad to the Pacific Ims thrown new Ugll upon the character of this rountry, and dissipated many of the prejudice of the public, in reg-nrd to tbe climate and :'ertility of the -oil. It ii a f t cb-ulv estuleii?hed bv the icpyrts of er odneers .md ssiootifio men, that the route to the ' -tic,

beginning at the western extremity of Lake

, between the 47tb and 49th parallels, is more than 200 miles shorter than any ' 1 other oroposed route, ruuuing through a i omer Propotu , 0 ,i country adapted to the cereals an esculents of the Middle States, and as level as the prairies of Illinois. Says Got. Stephens in his report : li This route is not oletniit.-il Ly deep snow ; nor is the temperature as low as has generally been imagined."' It is strange that sectional feelings will prevent men from awarding to the North her preeminent fitness for the construction of a road to the Pacific. While Congress is dincussing the purchase of Cuba, the increase of postage, and the style and manner of the seats in the new Houses, upon which they are to rest their honorable bodies, the Knglish government is connecting the shores of the Atlantic with Vancouver's lslanl. While men are frittering away the public money in Congress, and the newspapers are discussing the miuutia-of a BRBBRS and murder in sight of the President's house, hundreds of laborers are casting iip a highway to the Pacific, and a line of steamers are lieiug constructed in the heart of the wilderness to form links across navigable lakes and by deep rivers in the chain to tinRocky Mountains. Fortunately for Filmland, she has a way of talking and doing which her young N'ephew has not yet acquired. You cau turn over your files and within the last six months von cau find the

i rutin (us of the Compauv, or a svnopis of . ;. . , , , . ., ... ' , r 1 . l:i- VMlIingncss to do so. Stallings made no it, as it appeared in vour columns. With , .,ii , , ' rt J leplv. but walked oil some distance to a the opening of navigation, three iron steam- trcc wlle he romainej a ahort time ers will be placed on the route from Colling- aml thcn returnedi ,vilh hii h&udi m yj wood to Fort Williams, from thence byaL, wtMra BtittwoU, mm sister, and road, now under construction, to a lino ot of t)u. . y stanJing rp. steamers on the chain of lakes, beginning narking M ,,p tbat he wouW ft3 with Rainy Lake, to the head waters tf the ; B a5 not ffW Saskatchawan, down that stream to the fc- he (SuUilg,j gt.uilg 1)ig and mountains, and across the mountains to , to wriu. ;llljlh,r ,oro amJ Frazer river beyond. ( f course, it will take ' St:lllingi rt,tort(.d hy giving him tbe He some time to oarfect itiis arrancement. but , . . . .. . .

thal. Kuelish monev and Fn-lish skill can do, will be done, to hurry the enterpriso through. The iron track and the locouiotive will supercede the coach and steamer at an early day. Goods can be shipped from Fngland to the head waters of t!,is lake without breaking bulk, and thence, even this summer, by the route I have spoken of, be transported to the Pacific. An Fngiish Engineer, in the employ of the Company, who has traversed the whole dis tance, told me, in a recent conversation, tn.it when the present arrangements were pnfected, it would become, at once, a thor- , oughfare for the trade between England and her possessions on the Pacific, and the

were now making the estimate for the pro- j;v Lotvtto u raore than nftv posed railroad. We can scarcely form an , boarJers, and Calvary Academy n likewise adequate opinion of the value of this route ! a flourishing condition. St. Joseph's to the British, and it is expected that our I Hege, Bardstown, has more than one hun- ... ; ured and thirty boarding pup'.la : while the own States bordering on the BafUefa line, Na7ar,til rcnia!i. Al .v,wy luus two ,1U11. will share largely in the increased prosperi- ! dred and tour. In St. Thomas s Preparatory ty which will follow the consummation ot ''Seminary there ejre at jne.ent fifty two this enterprise. I will dismiss this subject, candidates for ttie ministry. St. , e. . I lucent, in Lnion county, has ne u one hunbv statin that the testimony of the engi- I , J , ,. ., , ... jo dred scholars, and the school is rapidly in- . and explorers, who havepassed over the creasiiiu'. i.i.i. . 1. 1 I.. I. . .a tliA I..... tli... nil .1 . ..I - - -

potaloc-i and barley can lie. and now ai . raised in abundance throughout the Vail, ys of the Red river and Saskatchawan. Who can estimate the agricultural resources of a country, so vast in extent whe.i it shall become settled, or calculate the wealth of the minerals between this point and Pnc.-t Sound f Unfounded t.iii-nieii(s in reutJ to the cUsssatCOf the Lake Superior legion, have lieen cin-ulated throughout the S.nitU am! Kujt. and eniiiants hither have pr-p;iicl themselves for Arctic winters. The experience ol all who have lived here prove that the cliuuto, above everuhiog else, is the ; i m. i j :i:.i, ni. ii n attraction, ami invalids now resort hither to escaiie the damp an. I itenetratiii" ,., ... . I . w unci. sot ine niniiue males. i ne atnioLphere is pure, dry, bracing and salubrious enabling the inhabitants to withslaml, without inconvenience, a far greater degree nt cold, them in a EBON S.iutherii ciim.it.The land lying immediately on the fsasTB, ii of iiEmrpimrd finrtililj and EtodaeH vc-e. t:tlbt-5. worth ol a piemium at any of tinBUstsj U.iirs below. Potatoes average four hundred bushels to the act e, ami lofty bu-h-els o!' wheat line Urn raised jn-r acie, oil i n.iii udollUS near Superior. The OOII raised in this region are excellent in iuality, and average tit't bushels to the BCfs). It is foutnl that every variety of grain ami vegetables will grow here more luxuriantly than in th- Middle ot Southern States and find a Modj BBBVrkot at the mim- . It Would ),- impossible within the limits of a single pajicr, to speak of all the resources of the Lake Superior regii.n. At , I i 1 1 , f another turn- I will K've yon other items ol interest touching thi.s suhiet- Rver ni:ui 0 j - - w tio watt lies' tin: orowtn ol Hits count! and ia interesteti iu the rapid development id the resources of the United Si itOB, tannot fail to see that the North West ij sOOal to rival the Y..A iu the wealth of its nr 1' dnctions. u the meantime, there i opened up for individual enterprise, a new fiel.i ol iiciivity where certaiu rinaneial indepeinlc i.ee awaits all well directed efforts of the farm. t and mc li.tiiic. At the end of the recent e--i..n . f Uomri ess there were lo) bills, of a i.ubiic m nature, aud more than K0 private fills, on the file? of the Senate, which were defeated fur want of time to pass them." On the a a- - tff a I i ealemler 01 me nou.se mere v.eie moie tlian 260 uills, which had botO motsMOd Bssj ' rejxjrted by the several stamlin commitI tee-i BE vvltich failed to receiv' definite e0 sider.ntiou at the haiuls of that ImJv. This t. .mi i'LiI ... HiTny of iiiititiihod busim-is, ejpecially when considered in connexion wilh j the failure, for the tirnt time in our parliaj tneutary history, of ou of the annual appropriation I. ,lls, woul.l .-eein to demand a 1 it to soiut eia dient lor I he greater distj iu,.(i e,,.ai(M, t&T It is -aid thai the Adtniuistrittton will spate 1.., .-if.. its In defeat Kroderick and i Mv-Kibbon, in Califoini... at last ptt u.l.tr I eU .tion.

A Ial Convicted of Homicide in r . . -.

Stalling, for - . c.ni thn tnitrrturnr hu s-li, u il . tel in VI hr:inktlM- .... . r well, excited a deep interest in Posey county. I:l3t week. I tit' says the The Mount Vernon AdvoCourt House was densely crowded during the trial, which lasted two days. Mr. Sliankliu was assisted in the prosei -mion by Judge Raker and J. P. Edson, and the prisoner was defended by Mr. Blythe and Judge Hovev. The Advocate says that Stalling is in his eighteenth year, though youthful in his appearance, and unusually small for his age. Since hi. ai root, and during his trial, he had manifested a stolid indifference, which can only be accounted for as eithei the result of inability loCMMrabtad nil position, uncommon self-control, or an extremely callous disposition. The t t iuum v elicited in the trial was to alout the following effect : The difficulty which resulted in the murder took place at a school which both partics attended, originating from a dispute as j to the authorship of what was elaimed to be a love letter, purporting to have been written by Shillings, but which each accused tin- other of writing. The dispute and iiuarrei commenced during the morning exercises of the school, attrating the attention of the teacher, who arrested it for the time, but it commenced again at recess. Stillwell's sister then intcrjiosed, requesting the parties to desist from fiuarrel inc. Stilhvell expressed oiiuweii caugni mm uy ine nair ana struck L! nTw! .,. , Lz" iiiui. ouiiniig uiew iiis nanus iioiu y, l()(.kot, ia om, ot wll ll he ,1Pld ftn open klite with wilich illinu.,liatclv 9trurk stillwell a blow on the kit brant, the knife peiletruting to the regaMI of the heart. StiliweU U.A :u, ,,. shott recovered Usfcaf, remarking that he. eoM whip any Stallings. lie ictuaiiied standing but a few moments, when he again fell, and in less than five minutes expired. The jury brought in a verdict of m.inslaughter, and condemned Hie prisoner to the neoitentiart for two rtan. Public opinion approves tbe vt i.iict. Romax Catholic Schools in Kkntlcky. St M:irv m l'olliro li.l Mil .'i hiirwlril anil NEVy ADVERTISEMENTS. JOM rnmjTT . HHU K HOI SK r'O.V tsuiiii - nina rcsniM, witb Htal.le, curriagv bosae, snd ail out saalliliB i eofliplete, at tkseM Bat I I'lurd aii.H'lii-!!iiit str.-.-r-'- it present tM'cupn-d bv tJor.-s. nnt.-i;:. Apply t aftt-lw J. P. HVKNi: K.WJ TiO.V U J.vrJOr-A boy, fb ti-n V...H-; ol. I. l.-tt In- lHtb. i s bouse ii Ssturday, 'Jtb April, itit.l Ii not Uvn seon sincj. Wli. n be Ictt. Ik- BTSTa bin.' BSSstS, a jacket sf the - sat oaiof ( asssj a Uack ssibc II- n h cimrles V'i;i-i'. 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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MARION AND HIS MEN ! THE AXXlorSLY-LOOKEDFOtt AND DEEPLY EX CI TT NO Tale of the Revolution, NOW READY! THE SWAMP FOX O B T H I REBEL RIFLEMEN. A TALK OF THR TIMES AND FEATS OF MARION, BY GEORGE ALBANY, ESQ., Author or "Tub Oranoe-Girl or Venice," 'The Swamp Stkrd, ' "Rdbkthb Ranoer," a-'., &c, will be commenced in the NEW YORK MERCURY OK SATURDAY, APRIL. 30, 1859, Now raadjr at all Nowa Depota and Bookstore. No character in hlatorjr offer a better aubject for th rvBikn r, than tbat of Makion, or, aa he was lainiliarl) ml led, TJTJ? .sy.1fJ FOX,' f .mi tbe immfuae ingetinlty of hia atrataiema and devices for misleading and deceiving tbe ciieniy, his thorough knowledge of the woods, foresta, ttehls, and awamps of his native region, where he and his gallant band were perfectly at home, while then enemiea became loat and bewildered in the labyrinthine mazes of undergrowth and morass. The atory above announced ia a true reflex tf those scenes and t!mes, aad its talented author liar, most vividly portrayed, therein, the many exciting incidents and accidents of a tenacious and iudefatigablo struggle for Liberty, pursued under the mostadL verse circumstances. Every chapter is replete with exciting and romantic Interest, historically accurate, but with a sparkling web of poetry woveu through it, which makes it at once a brilliant atory and a veracious record. Tbe atrongly-writteu descriptions of events tbe ambuscade tbe sudden sortie the night-attack the wild charge and repulseare ail wonderful as examples of word-painting, and equally true to the actual facta. In addition to these scenes of heroism aud lofty daring, the SWA&1P FOX is not without tbe gentle charm of a love-stery, for the working and the effects of the tender passion are depicted in its pages, as truly and artistically as the aterncr eniotiona, rendering the tale a perfect picture of life and character in the Days of the Revolution, which cauuot fail to appeal to tbe admiration, aud gratify the taste of every reader who has a spark of true patrictiam in hla soul. The peculiar power and interest with which tho gifted author, GEORGE ALBANY, Ebq., derrite the thrilling period, iaa guarantee of the excellence of this truly magnigcenf Historical Komance. Tho vivid delineatiou of character, the depth of thought, the fascination of style, the picturesque beauty of description, aud, in a word, the power of Uoguag.he commands, ail combine to render him one of t h most brilliant writers of the age, while bis great appreciation of and sympathy with the pioneers in tbe cause ot uni verbal liberty give him a graap of Revolutionary subjects Ktssesaed by very few others. Thia has enabled him, in tbe SWAMP roX, to sxhlbit thn life aud adventures of MARION AND HIS MEN as they leally were, and to do fit homage to that deliberate valor, that unyieldiug patrietiHin, which, in a few nohlu spirits, deft ing laiier, and abovo ISM i" eues of privation, could ke-'p alive the e-4cred nic-s of Liberty in tbe thick twauiis aud oVu- .in ! Bjfcmteay forestsasking nothing, yiahling aothiagi and only leaving 'he field lh- better t. . re-eiitr it tor Ilea oinhaf ! W.-laW' to ourselves awEM credit, for haiug aai tiled loi our columns the thtjt U irum ot thin master's p n. I ut tte mteiul to give tbe New York Mercury a still higher bieititfo than over. We belie t it is alieady IM BE8T AND LARGKST STORY PAPER in the world, and we routeuiplato makiug it better aud better, with every successive number, in spite of .ill expense and opposition. BAYARD TAYLOR KNOAGKD EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE NEW YORK MERCURY I At a very hsavy expeaatt we hav auccoded in aecuiitig tbs CKLLURAILD POET, AUTIIOB AND TOUBlJST, whoso cbartuiug letters from foreign lauds hatu Ions- krpt the worbi delighted and infercstsd, BAYARD TAYLOR, ESQ., who will hereafter make the Msaci v the only reifaasl of hl.s ioestimsble Sketches of Travel, one of which trill appear EVERY WEEK. We buxe lb j happiness to anuoiince, thereftrt-, tlint in tbe NEW YORK MKUCURY POR APRIL 30, 18SS, ill be comment ti LIFE AND TRAVEL, BY BAYARD TAYLOR, tbe initiatory article being entithd " THE FIRST JOURNEY I EVER MADE which ia considered by the author- - as It umjutstionably will be by the public to be his must iu trssting advi-nture sines tb uriinul outset of tbe OR EAT AM KRICAN TRAVELER, nml iniiuot tail tu be of inturest tu ail. Tbees OBs IhTbltul articles will be BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED tt itb orlHinal deaitrna, in the hihest style of the srt, purtraylng tbe scenes and characters described in the in t grsphic uianuer. TIim new tssturo is a tu .st vslusbie aud instrac tit.-sue, suited to bothvmn aud old. and will I ' ll. 1ST ; TsV? .V7 I'uuh ,nt:mi Ml- - worthy of a leading place, as the m.wi reflned aud .-i.-snt o nil FAMILY PAPERS. im e lb.- Mist annoiiiHt-iiM.nl ot our uuxaK"UuiiI o. MR TAVI.kK, we haw rrceitml a fl .. t of In qairiaa n in sll iui. .t tb. Laion, i. lain .. to i ., vltterprise, sboaiun that . ill. lb expe. Ialiu la oh tip-lo.- io leurn tlie .nrti. nbirs regsrdlltK tb.-. lmia. ler ot Ins cvutrihutiou. As it .is impiNuible lor ui to aimtker Amss iu .tvti.il. mm can only !.( i our Ii leu ii aliti col TfApohucoU tu lbs RBW VOUK MEKi'lRV FOR APRIL t here, tbe nrst of these sparkling sud HpuUi skeli In s tt ill I... t. .iin.l As no oilier Aliieli.au lias STSff llatxb-d SO rxl.-u--ively as B.tutu Ttlluk, aud no otb.-i Iratelei an BBS tilings with the eyes ol A im-iica, wa nr.' I not further etilufrize tbs value ot tsWs SBBBBsatsMaa ol bia uiiu.l so ! obatsrf atiou, tu ibe i iu. public. It is SSlOV kMl to sav tbat tbsy will greatly enhance (he hull chaos, lei that the MERIT EY bus eei ! muintaiiivU, au.l that La; ssrutOSurs r. ntu.l uj. n uiuuy eansx s. some of tlie most iiitp.utant of which tuny be sutuined upas follow Till. MERCURY .in plot mors Hia racy talent than ai.y ulber pi p.-i . THE MERCURY psjs uiore, a d bibei pll.es t..r that btb-tit than any other psajr. THE MERCURY is constantly announcing ne, starlliiiR, and brilliant atl.litlons tw Us alroa.ly tin nvnllwd tund of attractions. THE MERCURY is illustrated by F. (. C lai Issi Ej., the RttasOsal sstsN i tins sasitssry, and ' " " -oiniiii piciiiitMi art imm moiigut wiiruutlis reach of the entire public TH K MKRCURY is the oldest and in t liriuly eatablirbeJ iitrr journal iu Amerioa. THE MKRCTRY, duriLg tbe T rntj fa yrs ot Its prosperous existence, has pnblisbed a larcsr naSBsaf uf popular original talen, romances, snd sketch, tbau all its iniitat rs conibiued. THE MERCl'R Y mast la aean tu U-appris iat. il, una w ar- fully detei'iiiiiie.1 to make its name "la- 1 miliar as a hoiuwhulil word," witb ev-i y family 111 I ttie lan.l. THK MERCURY Is lor sale by all veus-dealers and bo ok OER9B 111 every part .4 Ihs country, and subscriptions aro r, ctitcl fur it at every 1'imt Office. It will be seen ftoui the furs"tiK annuun ..- m nt, that th- MERCURY for April Mil., USE, vtill SS an . xcellriit tiutiit-er l'r subscribsrs to d.vte theii sulmcriptiuna fruai. Tf.sms, cash in advance, Two hollars per annum; tnrss cup:es for Five Pollais, tive t opies, Ki. hi Italian ; right copies, Twelve Pullars, with a Katis . upy extra for the j-tter up t I lie 'Int. A.'-lr . CAULBWELL, sol rilWuKril .1 II BITKKY, Proprl -tors Mew 1'..rk M.-rcurt. BSjM No. n Spruce street. Sett York City. Ol It . UOtt 'M JM TlVisMt tli-' ST ... 1...... - - I..,- .- .... - .... - !.., ..,. 1., s 1: 1 i ui kt a- ii . j - - ...I. V.. 1 tv..m..ru 1I1...I HMJ IHIJS'M-1 6. WHOLE 4'l H '. m. lKxes beat .ualiiy, lor sale low by ai ls th E. OlbBERT A CO. Sv.J ..sj MTW UMMTE El MM-1 ft bait bids ls-s No I for sale bv ap!8 8. E. G1LBKKT A ' C MMIt h i:i MOSS M for sale by 45 IM I.I M4I.ES S K 1,1 LHERT A Cc. BJrrfAw IOU BJ CHS H-tOTTO.y EL. loi - ile low tu ibe trade bv tl. E. GILBERT A CO., apis Agenta of tbs "Cyyrses Mills." wM W 4HHIWMJL OE V0009W l t.li. UN K KII THICK NILE BnuTEES . of the very best sauke the aval beautifully fitting 111 I.' in the . itv le.aited this dayiavr Adams' 1 ; ross, and lor sale low at HUGOEST Call and 1 J. 1. -Ls.se a j,ah ap!8

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DR. HAAS, having leased tbe rootrs formerly occupied bv Dr. Kivett, in Dr. Bra) 'a huildiuir, opp... ite the Pest Office, wronhl respectfully solicit the V.itensof Evansville and the S'irrouuding towns aud country, o visit his rooms and see tbe specimens on exhibition. All those who need Dent.tl operations performed, and are plensed with his work, shall la attended to with great pleasure. His CONTINUOUS CUM works without a seam or crevice. Nothing will he more clean, or bare greater atrtngth. His Block Wuu baa but two seams in a full upper or lower set. Persona can laugh as heartily af they chouse without showing tbat their teetf are artificial, and cheeks that are sunken can be restored tu nearly their original contour. He also makes the usual styles of plain and simple gum tooth work on gold and silver plate and also tbe Cheoplnetic work, w hic-L is much I ike. I by those who have used it. He has also two processes for extracting teeth without pain no inhalationno injurious effects arising from iheirue the most delicate can have them applied sffcHi perfect safety . OdjT Parents will consult the halth and beauty of their children by having the D-ntist direct their second dentition, thereby prtKlu ing siuinelr and health to those invaluable orgaua. I take pleasure in in 1 1 ln ing Ir. IlaMv, formerly of Lafayette. Ind., my successor to the old rooms in Bray's building, hoping be will fiud them both pleasant and profitable, from my intercourse with the Doctor, I am pleased to fiud him one of the progressing; ptateoeaing taste and high professional ability and standing With this view, I can, with safety, recommend him to the community aa a skillful aud competeut deutiat. als J. KIYETT. L. 8. CLARKE, Bcildbb. ..B. BOYD, Abx m t. CLARKE A BOYD, i ii tractor and Builders Shop corner of Sixth and Walnut atreeta. We are prepared to contract for all work in our line. A liberal discount on drawings, where we execute the work. apis " Office on Second atreet, bettreen Yiue and Di vlsiou, next door to the old Preebyterian Church. Plana, apecittcationa, detail drawings. Ac for all classes of buildings, prepared on short notice, and on reasonable terms. apl8 The Great Benefactor of the Household ! ! Ste wart' s EUEL SAV1KG AND COMFORT PRODUCING COOKING STOVE, FOR WOOD OR BITUMINOUS COAL. WITH OB WITHOUT HOT WATER RESER VOIR AND WARMING TLOSET! T rasas as isv., with sr.w Jt Kxiat 1 stasis Exraa THE STEWART STOVE Is the onlv trus Economist among Cooking Stoves. TIIE STEWART STOVE Operates to perfection wilh Hit .tnlnnua coal. THE STEWART STOVE Will pay for itmdf iu saving of fuel e very 3 years. THE STEWART STOVE Dues all kinds of Cooking at the same time, and gives yon also plenty of hot water, and a warnuuK closet without coal. THE STEWART STOVE Combines the entire knowledge of a veteran inventar SB El years experience. THE STEWART STOVE Rakes perfectly on top and in oven, and roasts in front, all at the same time THE STEWART STOVE Will do tw ice the work of any th. r ttowa wth the same sized oven. THE STEWART STOVE Cooks meat and past r loettu-i without imparting the flavor of one t.. the other. THE STEWART STOVE Will last twenty years. Many are now in nsc- that were purchased fifteen ami twenty years ago. Although costing mote at hrat, it is in the eu l cheaper than anv CoSBSsSS) Move. THE STEWART STOVE Is tha article -anted to every fm ily it sill aid in promoting luxnry w ith economy. While iCw ill be fuuud so invaluable servant in the house 1st the wealthy, it will prove a tioud Samaritan in securing c mfort snd haiipiness to the i.iiiuli.-s ..f tie pta.r. To those in moderate cii cunistancvsi it mk. itself indispensable by its lalior -saving ami aca n.'.mic.il qualities. THE STEWART STOVE Is warranted fur three months, and may lass be i.-turued so you run :io kin.' of risk in trying it. THOMAS SCANTLIN, Sole A p. nt for Kvansiill.-. FULLER, WARREN A CO., JfaitBBartnrers, Troy, New York. II8 lm jrvTAValVaV I I WITH THE TIMES Mm The lifo uf tra le is e..lilp -tiliOO, And we are at oar occupation ik-lling protlucls tl even nation. At pri. -s t b.t ci oat, sen itlon. On Main ntre.-t. No. tJ oil II tin. I in so l.- SB! OSVirsd y.-il t oll s-, tea, sugar, and BSSOfS, Kxiia . BasisB, sf i"v r aMsas , Oysters, sardines, tin.- luiue tongues, 'litass.sl beet aiel BBClWJ liasu-, Parsnips, Humps, gassi p-ilal.s-s, I'lskles lulxe.l. aiol .auiie.l I .111 si s-a; l'epp,.i sau. e aad olive ull. Extra dour and corn uie.l. .Mola.-s.-B, st 1 up, BSSMS SBwl . ill. lies, I 'el ton mops with et 1 .1 ban. lb-j Ulooliis, I.i 11-.i1. Ihsj BVSSS, aud I ni-, liable tssa) wssjoas an., cabs , Cheaper, ptetllel , and betlel tlias ulliera ; H. sure ,..11 . .ill al Yic ke y Uiolbei s. W ho buy lor . ash so vert low , Th-.-t aii compete wilh ul.i or new. You'll got just Weight HIlJ holiest lueasilie, So leatu toll! or.bis w.- italiTsr apl. Yll'KKUY IVROM., Main st. Tm vm e hi fTjk iEmiuiF Ymb want to leant th.- gam." to s rb et ion, y.u will do Well to V, ear ..lie of the M 'U'riV H VTH, j ItSt I'lS. oaitssj Oj YAUTIF.R A M AR nNSIER, BOlfi 3'. Main -tr. . 1 Ml HT MKt HI lH II M39V B-'UH "IW Bv4sa QBE aaaawi fassb Fggs, Bai fre-h "hi.. Battel . SfaVS E. H.SAlilS E t'O .t? Main si. jKsBI l- MtlOMS. Jl ST HMit HIl'KII W UY I X I' R KSS The Pllbir of Fir.-. OSal 11 IsiB Fauklieil I'bree sit.s ! M-ei.j. as. -n rictures Irt.iu t'ounlry bits, betters hnsSfl Spain. sixtv Y.-ais QeaassBsssiL K. i aalo by JOHN BRALY, apir. c.i slain 4 rststt . Btraawrtlss, lasL MHO l si.' J.-ll LOTS I a it ...'. MM. want l. s.-l! V Is N. s .', a si I. o. Kb . i. I -, iu Lslliasco, ,-uruci Clalk an. I Maik.l sis, Tbers is a train.- .Iw. lliiig hoii.su on tl i- p.. un-. s, cuuaii t ing t two lei.euienU , one 1, . eni. 1.1 I. iting three rooms and the other fit e, uiul s , m! ru :-.l ... he Convenient for olie or U.. iambi.--.. 1 h re la ais.. a : laife cellar under the house, sad uej 1 satsssrsl the ore mis. - a brick SCS bSMaas, with a '- SS ..tec 11 int. i.dssl tur S meat lip, and bit. .1 ni. .1 thai mSM - I pme. Terms will Im- mole ..o,. For paurttesiars .all ! on the undersign. . I, ol ll ,. N h.-el 1 . Est., "r Jsassa A Rlyihe. iun i-i. . ti. aplf Iw Volksbole .-. p;. . as. -ffa sTBi uoxes it: ,.'ll MX. r.--mm9J pi. ATI:, r.c.-ive.i per stsasarrs Lantiia ' 1 i-..;. I ... --1.. l.v nt... , in.r.w:, nil' -' ..... . I BffU MAMUKL ORE. Ek' .x -b j km KilMsia Sh. t Iron, libs k Tin. slns-t .tu. I sJESB BBMC, 'oke 1 iliplal. , 1 4.x 1 1 .!. MksE lJo I .1... n IssssJ as4M BaWb) spit HAM I KI. oiui MEL 4VT E II . A gsatsaiaii hu-I hi- wU WW wishes la..ai.liu in a i .vai - t.unilt, aut one uVsjirous of a.'.'olllllH.dal Hlg Ill-Ill ull IsSSTB palli. ulara by a.ldree.siug a note tu "W t- I n or calling at this ..lie e, lluluedlalelt tm 14. MB I T f EH. i.HH. IA. H ill I1 U itl.-r. l;... i..-.l this mm BSE, a bi.u a day at No. H. OOOI E KOV1 MME W . VOI sill iii ! . E Ef will lind a heantilul assortment of hire Spring and Mumiuer silk and in. wool Mbawlsat HUGMEM, I who is selling Iht-iw very eheap. apll

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t rmyo the rtBLtc.THE m kibli M desires to call tht attenti. nol Uh public t his improved Chair. Lathe an. 1 Tenoning Ma. which fa pan any msxhiiie hrtle rto itiveute.l in the quantity and ,,ajiii ol the v. ik it will r fcrm. . 'ibis machine is calewlete l t. r turning i hair lull, Itnssji Handles, or t .1 ir description ol aarrable un.l v.oik. it trill t ip. 1 tho ends of t'halr rails, round off the ends, aud cut the tenons with the in. .st .-utile ... . nia. . .in 1 is fully competent to turn .") dozen of chair rxilH per hour, and furnish smoothly all the work tht p ts-t s ;l it. Tbe only preparation n.-. .-nt lor tbe w -rk Is be done, is to (.!it lb.. t 1 1 ll IVoiu m k tu.' ; BM it through the machine, an. I lb. rafiuaai sifd Baas driss sr siM.isl ir lurwittg nitr-'smeter from a quarter of au nt. n upMarias. Mne ol ttutte Sin bine- Is tn 0ei.t(ioM at the Fill ton foundry an I Machine Shop. ioin.r of Sroiid aud Carr atreets, where it can l- - en. aud wbel number have Is . u niHiiiita-; n.sl ALt.V. KI MNIS. Sr. IsBJ is.M... I'atilton M.el, Water m. FtXTriN ln.vj) Vt'..r:;s, t. Ufi-, M... This is to certify that I have wrtti.-sjw.t t iie opi.itions of Mr. Alexander K.lm ; 1- 1 I im - ten tnrning Chair stuff. .J.:ik.- Ttsth an I B..s. Broom Handles, Umbrella St.-iffs, ioal nil w .ik tbat reajMlrSs to be smooth and jar....: ! I . b.s-r-fully ret-ommend it to all fi.. tn v rrqnir n . chinery for similar iirposes, ss ls-m the tiotplest, 1 b. apesi, and SKt eXiaMlitioskt wsrking avacbiusss that I kimw of. Tnr the chair uink. ii is Hl:.io-t indispensable, a it turns the poal aad tlretHkstl neatly. It roiui.le ihs tops aud tup,-rs the I n 1.1of the -sts, ivnd teiinont ibe stie. heis a mall can handlv tbe sejtaritle pieces. March 17. Is Al MKRl UI.VELLY. Mr. A. Ei.MoM.s has one of bis ini;.r..t -.1 Chair. Lathe, and Tenoning Machines in pjsirbMl at onr Uiauhine shop, ai.d tte take pleasure in t- tityit.gt.. its snMriur aakties fur uaerutisx work, both iu sp.e. I aud htii.-h. GUARD i:. ALLBTM I 00. Sr. Lot is. March 14, EM spiJ MMMM I VES 7ft MLMH. Ol THESE celebrated Potatoes, for eating of seed last ri ei t.-d and tur i lie by CHAM. MtJCllNSrt'N. Main atreet, near Ibe Cal.al. ap!2 mm UNITE LIME J.VII tl 'If I TEWW WASH BRUSHES Id doz Whitewash Brush. - Ml hi is Utile Lime. Just r.-ceivexl and for sale by ('HAS. M. .InHNSToN. Pnsey'i it! k, aj M Alain stnwt, near ibe Canal. HOtEEII '. EE Ell '. EE Ell '. -tOHJW M? Outs, and Bran, in store and ! sale by ('HAS. McloliWi.'iv. apli Main street, near the Canal. HmJiMBt HUH ' t'EESK IO It OX US MM extra ajrirtl. Jst1 rscsiTsd-ond for ssle h CHAS. M JOHNfTON, l' - v-.- H! spl2 Main street, near ibe Canal. 25 apll HVXMitt f ui.fi i: t HEKSMi, l't' Itf Oboaosstt 1 inn Ina Cocoa, 0 n lbs p. arl Barley, .'SKI lbs Split Peaf. For Sals bl '.. H. 00O1 I SON. HI sll ERESH I OHJ" MEJI., 'J. bbls prime Apples, 50 1 bbls C..1J.U By rap. For sal.- bv '.. II COOK ,f BON. rMXMK! T.IK!-1S LJ It UK ST MIXK M barreli-, iu tine order, for ssle at reduced pi n ,-, by S. al GILBERT A CO., HpS No. 4 Svcauiore street .ITKS-& I Hill s V1Y U t HUH, s K t,l bBJEET I CO., Nu. 4 Sycamore street for sale by UfM 400 II HI MS K'OH S.I IK 8. E. QlLBKKT A C" .. No. 4 Sycamore street. M low, by apS gMtssot.t Tio.v. - TIIE EJiM TJVMH MlW ship beretufore existing bctwssa the un.lersitrned. under n.tine ol olmstcd a s .! in. i- rflasulr 4 by mutual consent. Said Sabiu it.lle. ts and teceives all debts of the Arm and pays all ts liabilities, and uses lirai name only in liquidation. C. U. OLMSTED. K BL SARIN. aSJi Bel. 11 lug to tbe above, I take pleasure in rrconimendiug my successor. M8 C. G. OLMSTED ELEJsTBF ttOOHS ! .vi: w fioons .' EV w AVe have jst received by Express a fine and durable stock of bry Guoda. Cur intention is uj sell for cash, aud give our customer grant bnik.au.-. Our to- k and Style uf Iry GinhJs, cousists iu part of Silk Chalice, Borages, OrganJi. -, Lawn-, Prints. Ac. Also, a g.K'd variety of tXtCJkstvs Hish;. Ekil is, and a splendid lot of Crape, Cashm.Te, aud M. 1 iau Shawls. T la- sold ' heap; in BTksa of .,ualily. ItM beauty and taste, it cannot be Deal nosrbj rs in tie city. We will kee,. . ..uslantly on lialid a full au.l complete assortment sf l'ty (b....l- tlii. iik.li the Spring and Summit season, which will be sold lot, for cash , by MIL L Ii t BflBHAUS, ap7 No. 4'' Main sire, t, Etan-vilb , In, I. M? S.ILE -300 EEEr EHO.'T sj Fourth street, between Mulla-rrv andilum streets, Evansville, will Lu sold iu quantities to accommodate buyors. Also, 37xl-o jtM-t ot Lot - , Up"r Enlarjrenient, adjoining r. . t Mr JssbB Farrell, on First street with lbs dwelling bourn, and improvements, now occayssalsb Dr. 1 hosajsjojB. Apply hi ty7 eod'2w T1I0S. E. (iAliYI.V SV EL3-'-MJTE HMiST MS TMMi M4I.V 9 sPRIM; (K HUMAN ACTION In ... from the crow da of customers that daily tOnsss tb. Grocery Store uf No. Main sti.-et, it s.s-mis ih.-ie must ls: Kome inducements held Lull, tb.-i.. tali in. I set if such is not the case. NKW ARRIVALS V bxs N. Y. Cheese (chOH e a' tl. I. 1 do 'J IT. cms Fresh 1 1 t -t. ri'J dor. 1 It. cans ti. 0 doc 2 B csns spiced do, t dor. 1 lb cans do .1 1(S choice Beef Tongues, ;SK) lbs Dried Beef, looo plain aud canvassed Ham;, o bushels Piled Apples, 10 do do Pea. ll. -, , 5 boxes Lemons, '" ,iss,,i j, 1 ...,., .-sal. lilies. At ap7 VlckKRY BBOB. av . mm m m m eju i u.i sm e tb, ay Itarkst BaiBEata raedlaj Baskets, Tsjtsj. Bwri es, WashtH.al ds. Well Bucket I ed.il I bull.-, Pine Churns, ( otlou Mopa, Bruotns, Bru.-b.-s, Dus-1,-ra, luoi Mats, t'l..tbs Pins 1 loih.-.- Baskets, 1 'lot hes Lines, cm njsasj SaBstMla russ-, h.-aip rope, sa-.li cord, la-d or. Is, p. .ltd, 1, nails, glass, window sash, 1 euielit, white blue, plaslel part- , .0111. ..al.-, al.d Val I. IIB other al 1 1 lew tuo llliuiel tois to nu-li-tioii, ail which you can hud at ap7 Vli'KLUV BlsUO., EE Moo siie.t. 1" HUSH .iHItt ill. OE E.IMII. sssslass st tt Mam street (j L sVllvered sVas i ll BSM l I ol Ibe 1 Itj ,'si do, calls Lobst.ls, M iss can- v ststa, 'in dut jara Pirklea (dalsiA ssfusl), I bi! SsrsBaa Itsnsibs, 1 bbl .ante fSJ 1 SSJSS. I box LaSaSSM 1 b Ol sssjsa, 1 bbl Eggs, 1 tiei os country Hams, F.xtia while wheat Flour, Do Siip.il Tu..- do, Do Rice do. Potatoes, Coin Meal, Ac. .1 ap7 JOS. W. DOUGHERTY, Forward in : and i onnuissiou. NKW ORLEANS, UMnofaBA. Rel. iaio BJsjssrs. ALUs a BOsTBjB, auie-ly Kvsiuv lllr, l-.t-i 1.000 rz, x9B """" " " lissi pounds plain Hams, extra lissi d. suar-euied Hams, ti,i BBS do ,b Drb-,1 Bel. b do Shoulders. For sale at apC . II . CtioK .v SOU is, M W MM' lalited, lor sale cheap at . II. OOOB A BOM S. 1 p.. in: o. HJtM S l.y '10 SH ot .it m M s :SI . anvassed Halus, l(Si do siiear-cui. il Hams, IEE plain Hams. iwi Kbisni.leis. All A No. I stticle, and b.r sale bj 1 BAJ M. JOHNMTOM, ap- Main streeG near the Canal. It i: TT K H JMJS-O VMHJMMiH AHlicle of Pine Fl.xriui: than . an la fonnd in the market, custHutly ..11 hand b, .; , Ceiling, BT 1 al sua last J i 1 14. . s!c.. api NEWBERRY a CLEMEN 1 HXl.TtlL l' SUEELMESM :Md..t Epvrs. Family Flour. Beef Tongues. BaCOB H tm-, Baby WasajBBi Potatoes, German Crasive Soap, Raisins Ikjx. s and 1 ., b. . -, Rrusbe .-.I. b and Bias km. apl 0LM81 ED a SaJBIH. f i .y . NT '.' MMMESS HAT Now readv isis-Hkslnr itDBFs- . SSIMERE HAT", Which rati not fail In please. SOsTI HATS, Of any kiud, .dor, shape, and pries. 1T II CAPS, Foi lbs BBSiasj, just received. 1.KM t .VI'.I .1 Nsb rain U-i. 1 Ibsn an ITsnbrsfls tfl.iM.MI.H It A tt , For ladies nil I Ml--HILDBBN'fl I N V BTATfl For spi 10 andSuiuiiol fOCTH'S rfill AND STRAW HATS, An todies- varietv. VALTIEU iiAK. ONNIER, I spl Mo. If Main atrst?t.

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mw tk it m .om:k. i-repsred tu do anvth g afirtaiti 1 ibe ala.ve branches. 1 tig up of BEsEE r E.i'iis. m.:i-. 1 Hi town r country . eQBirrd. Tb.aw wiah-as,-a call, as I will I! I 1 : "ilel fl.tellin lb lissst. Mf ;.tt'-l up to . I. 1 wl ing vt..rk done ill pl.- iss ni wirys le read at hoit Term .-n-v. h..ii I. Third street. Is?tween Chuatuut sxid 1 Iwrrv. -i. alley. marlOsSjBShjmjhte thms .- tit u n.ii Emm M Fl I I l.b I.KKKKI Si I n,at w . haven. rmle.l t.-t. 01 -l.l out out btrire and wwfi select-.) stis-k ot Ih t I'iiw l.iim's-r. but are selling at jtrits- Mrat ds-fv att i-onrj-t titi. and are eTen !! iug so low that a - li.iin other d.-.thsr has advanrssj th.- bb:t Aial (essnr t fvB, which we take Die tibsrvy w say. he km..,- not tbe fact. altb' Tgh We HUM s.-ij- hat We an- "mil. h obliged, ueighbor. " Il.a- yon will keep on. lor it s bringing aa s "h.-ap' nt 1 list. .ml. Weare well sw are that um pr.-kvnt pri.-.-s would ii.di. ale 1 .suits J. trl mental to ..in pivuuiary iurVrsssa. H.-wever, our customers will plea.-e Is 11 .11 1. in.. I. thai tie will continue to sell .tr pre-Moii pra . o.l I . .-i , ( w hu b i- from b to I per ceu i . o. r linn tan f l.iigbt m ih.!ii..rkM tin t:l 1 We will satisfy all that call on -is, thai 1 1: is i no hntnbae, snd can envtss-.-tbeiti o the loliuwint; baots. Fims tbat we have brnhf d. :t IBs- ; i. eof t innier from 'I-:. .1.1 .- .... ... ,re seliilis; lieas-t llu.u tag U buulil 11, 1 iii. uiaikel. Tbirsl ibal pi.s.-i:t ; . i. . - all. rd a :... in , . nation. Fourth and la-i ftisi ..tt m tn , -..p. rior advantage in l.uyiug 1 tot the , im ... . , ;.viti.uUr frietid w. pay tb, it '.. t .u,. il i, f.,r eaabed 1,. s II at . small 1 usee . M ca-t, fr cash st to pr. i.ipt-,' i-. sti.Hrt-tinte iMiysrs. Tbaakfnl I jasit I ,voik. we b. .s- to merit act.. tiliiLiiice o lb -am-. Hoping thai ail who wish! . but ,..-..1 :.!! it ii!m-;- t ill give lis a call. NUN BERRY . CLEMENT, apj! ' Main A I g-M.'irts. .-pp. R. R. IVput. 0'''-' S TO fit. 14 .HI I. KM, 4 I.J. ' sT : ,rg (vk- ssle at . II. 1 i.nlv .v N s M.-k Yard. " Main street ana ' First street. ,H,el 11 r. 11.ii it 11. M. IIOMtKOww a 1st; hi "Ii lun and SM-geota, r.sws lI Scil -.1 t in s to the citifully tenders hi reus ol Ft. 1 n- 1 F t ll : corn. Dr. Ikui.l pi. mmI 1 1 iast . n ..; ili..- whom it may r.II. SI. in .-uldiliun o. a scientific ,-. with Hn. I. i...-.,-ioii ,u il 'iiKwaisthy, be arraduatetl llol - a( ol. ... lb" I- -1 A'loliatlOr a.Mti cal olkesnr in I It.-c i.ntr. Hsvuitr .let oi,-.l e; , , . i ion .0 Surgery , snd having a on. pi. - 1 ..t sptiuta, Ac., be ia prsfansj to render Mttislacle. t .:.i ' lli 1 . oniriuK surgical treat m, lit. rot': .. N I ;j -ii t. Oflice humfrom 1 to I. ... sas jr. 11 . 11 1 u u i: s, nil'dltTKR. small Tr.-tniN sjsiOaJcfc S11I - ' is tbe motto at .1. U . IIUsMim' lK.k--.ile neeiiMWare St :. . Nu. IS Maui - n '. i: .: -iill, Indiana. Eh. ales En.tli-!i uwst just re,-eiv,-! fi. . I . l.ii. l.h Potteries, . ...v. , 4,"o pkts GWasaw 1 . Ii;lle beb . Ibe snarkH i r sale by HUGHES. 17 U.S. - I uissus. Warrwiitesl Is iet1e.a Bi. ttt I-;, ni:.- Ftw sale bjr J. W. II CiiHEs. Cash aud pi ru-lusatra osilyde-iiable s - J. U . Ml bHLS, lt Main street. b 1 r ! b 1 .s-. ( ha i.ys, A .1 1 .-. PsasjBt SB' ll.Msi, J. doz , Scat s T... -- ( 'bail:-. Just leceived snd for sile al low cash pi e -. bv SB2 J A- l?js 1 i:UB A SON. 40 Main St mm.it h 1 u 1. 1 1 : hi: l HI.S. .. rm ; faT 1 ". I. :; . 1 . it! re. it ed and for bale bt t il As .M. JhIINSTON, BBS M iii. .-ti.-ei. near the Canal. H t.flHKtt I.I .u it 1: it :- THIS 1 veiurne.i bt- bob in his rard and fr sale Four Hinrlrs-1 Tho.i- md feet rhorotipbly seasoned nine LUMBER, rhisisaa a EsbTI tat, ajsassa. f.4. Hired out oil t lajl gri.trn t:nala7r, snd not of I'.-.' Fennel sajilliis. ll. uikt.it fmt the very lilral patronape besr sasl on aSSB Ih pssi , isT, be svonbl respes tfully ask fEf a aoEtistBBNM -f the same. J.'IiN F. GLOVER, apt .1 io r Main and Seventh sts. WmUESSMJII EJ.y'E Mi.oomMjrm.-J ME b.r :. - net 1 r t -o j h f..r sale by spl 1 'UN F. GLOVER s tsi 1 1 1 MBicfl r-rBNABP schapki r CmMhMM TJS'E BBBUE- THE I WMIEB- ' -iu-ii. .1 h .v.. f .rm d a partnership onder the Basse of U. EMBK I! I Co., aud will continne the Dry lb- d- bn ii , - .t the old stand, No. 49 Main neci. vMUEL EMBICH BERN AST) SCUAPKER. N. II. F.s Im, thsnklul f. r the .sst liberal ps-trous-;.-, xt.- will pr.'iiii-e to do all in our power t .lex 1 1 , a en! 1 o in 11 . ::l Die. niar .1 mAtil:stl .lltliltll. .IT s. E.nuit H ML A CU , . I MA -Having jmd return. ! wilh . , .1 - t ,ck ot Dry Goods, select -ed with sjrf-.i.,i ,;nv 1 . :,.. 1 the wsuts ol our tuat.mei -, w loch srill 1 ..t uii usmil lew prices fur Cash. All - I .-.1 1 ! - i.t. .1 . if coiitiuiy, they ni. iv lei tin n. d s: . in i p n.-. and we will relund the inoi.. t .-. I.MBICIId ("' . marMl No. 49 Main street. tMmMMJsu it.t nu ti : i M Mi o d..,-. 11 1 s- Plauti rll J" ! . II til ., tX So Hot: se Col Ial i, C ensk's Traces, 3 do Lc. i 'h iii. s, Tsi doren Steel I,..v I 'J i do do Si ... - i .4 -ale bt bssj30 di.) N M KU, No. lo Main at. m .1 11 1 m: s , ireful noM.-S'MJV!. M J In.,. I 111 .1 ..1: N l; ,-. I, V hen ... ,.u tret home - I ...t horn.- a l.-w davs ago, and bav.. brought I he tin. s :i-sort in. nt r.f Heel Gaiters, Hlsiti and Fancy hip lie. . h id and Morocco Boots and Buskins, and .1 gsaaj sariaty f Misses' and Children's liaiu-rs. Slioes, Slippsrs and Ties. A too, a pi.-at variety .l V.'-uih's ami Hoys' Shoes, Ties and Siippei, Call and e.i-,n,e lot to k Is-fore buy ing , Isewheiv. a- I am 4. t.-ii;.iNe,l to sell st very -loall pr. iii.-. cheap .r . a '1 Come w bile the l.srasssssaats sa Mas assBtsst. .hiin k-i mar d im No. k S-cond st., Evansville. Ind. 1.1 its. .t Em we jmmmm mmmr 01 w tb..-.. Bio aba anesetUaa; so cbeas. 1 HAS. M..HIINsTtiN, P.ey s Bkark, ap'- .Man. -1 - t . near th.- Csual. (M AVEf sV Vai i H.no.r .v TMt M. m M .ie. ihr nndersicaetl has been pp. 11,1. I Administratis- sT tbe estate of Datid Aiken. .Ii , late .. Y.'n.brta)rgh ce-auty, deeaeeU. Sctid estate I- soltelit. ' M SE-Osnl HWIII. I K EN, Adm'r. H lief sll it.H His. .i em:w i at. close e..is .:m.'i,t. bv I'. ... lies, for Mile cbesp I. I I. I sjiiN BR.i.s se apSBBtajBBBJ 'ltit ti:s W I....., 1 . s sates. jo l.'-iiiou-. do la-lieli yiup. J do Print.- . B. 1 I..- -1 bids Kj4rfta Tu. prtttieiA, lo bids l Itisi ni nil, .' bids Ef Baaiastl n Tar, fS bbls lis Jl la'Xi-a 'I "i Ilel - (iinel W ins, IW do Seas 1 bass Bt basMav. In Ktute aud f..r .-ale i.y PRESTON BRti BTTi:.U IO. . .1 Ll. ! Vm. EGGS in 1 r. ci ii.-.l at i'.ijo 110 1:. iiisr'-i i, Ms I t.i A SARIN'S. a Altitti 11 n lOBAtib CO (A Hlies Ban -t , 1 bo-... f..i s.li bv marjPKRSTwN BRi.s H 1 m; F. Mm 1 1 a. J Foi 111.-1 iv o U.J. h n bl. r HrKBV N icast a Formerly uf S. Embich Miller Sc Niehaus, cheap cami im coons storf, N. I.i M ain Si UKEr, BSSJ B KVA.NS1LLE, IND Kuuin, ii!c ProMtt! Hn Sale! M1BKAT H.I It UA IJS'S- OM'EEBEMI WW : addition ; ; Ivpot. snd ki ACRES OF i.AN'D opposite ih . Fair Grwttnds. Is-inp tl.e property ditiussj in pariitb n the e-tate ot Thorn. 5. Smith, neoeaat-d. in I ht 'ieorire B. Walker, Marcus sherw.MaJ. and C. G. Olass: :. !. C. iiimi sinners. For lertnt, apply t msr.J .ListTII LECENER. ELsT JCrl If, sY VMM 140 W. w have . n b .I. . aaal are manuf. tunun tu order, all klnda of Frinyea, Bui tolas. Curd Tasaeis, 4 l.:e!:. s i-i.lll Ibe abote named articles, w. ..ild do well t..-it. us a call hefbrs pnrchssitip I-.--!i 1. . a.- !:. . ..:. t it hat I bey Want. We .11s.. V boloLoe 11. f. -bant- 1 v lb. pnes or yard, s. thai il wnl I- ..i. I -.- lor I b. ii s.. cite us ibeii .id. rs All ui-r- -nt u- will la- tilled with besl-U'-as slid dispatch. We BESS kast sn a--" 1 111. M . f tt in.. M t mini. ..i.stsntly on baud. Wm- h i A Wilsou's, J M. Siiujel d C. -. and hv. Infer, nt kinds of S-iUiie riir, ,. l Ma, '::i t hat a adjustable Bind-1 and IKinm. r Ail p--r- n- bating Madun -s wil do w.-ll to s nl I.- an i i. r ... Hi. -v articles, as tiny II. a i-r.-al salio ! lal. I . I , ... 1 . a. il F. M SEI.LMAN, Aa-tit, marls N. ' I ir-- -treet. Evansville. Ind. eV. .s .- ttmoms ! iiOOO EAMf: OK cP I n ' Sil,..--Mi-si - I. ib. . t biblr. li - sins- of all sires and pisiitu t:. in tie n at sh.- for tw. i.ty-llve rente to tlie tin. -( ,n. . w ms,a-by bYsbster ( all and ate and yon will b- . i.m . -.1 thai HI GIIES has the Ix st stock .1 Mi.s s in tl,,-city. mxri mmmmtmrm ia.vk mmm. im st wm Sum! l.ssh' by II RAMEY, Jr., marlO 1 1 n. r First aud Vine streets.

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