Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 217, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 3 May 1859 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, IND. TUESDAY MO RSI NG. ...... . .MAY d Th CotciL. Wo are told that some of the members of the City Council got excited on Saturday evening, orer a communication of ours to that Honorable Body. It was a respectful statement of facts, which its figarea demonstrated. If those who exhibited a little temper on the occasion cannot bear an exposition, in their own chamber, of their mistaken or blunders, by a private petition, we shall, if thty prefer it, convey our com plaints to them through the public ear, though it be an improper channel to make j known our private grifvancea. They may I sound less harshly and be made more audi- , ble through such a channel. The pririlege of being heard before a public body in a matter affecting his own intereat and the public service, is the right of every citizen, and to be exercised without incurring personal abuse. A bid for public work is a document belonging to the public records of the city, to which every citixen has the right of free access. To censure the City Clerk for allowing such to be seen, is a new doctrine In this city, and carries a bad odor for a reform council. The printing committee's organ is paying its new found patrons for the wretched pap on which they will starve it, with the extravagant seal of a new born convert. If we thought the matter of moment enough to the public, we would give it and the memorial as originally written, showing the full beauties of the operation. But the sport won't pay for the candles. We will reserve our attention for weightier matters. Terrttovtal Reminiscence The interesting biographical sketches of Vanderburgh and Peeey, by Judge Law, are received everywhere in the State as valuable contributions to its history. Few persons know anything of the meu whose names tbey were daily using till the publication of these papers. Mr. John B. Dillon, the Secretary of the Historical Society, who is now writing a history of the State, in acknowledging the receipt of Judge Law's communications, speaks of them as highly valuable and interesting historical contributions to be filed in tbe archives of the Society, and suggests, that he would gratify the pnblic by writing a short me moir of Geo. Robt. M. Evans, tbe man from whom our city derives its name. He was I a conspicuous man in his day, and rendered tbe State pome service. His family are ree-1 lents of the city and his widow is still oc- j upying the old homestead ; tbe materials i for bis biography must be abundant ; and it wonld be pleasant to his old companions and neighbors to recall the reminiscences of his uie uid be instructive to tbe recent .actlers vn.l 'lie younger portions ot the citizens to i hear a narrative of tbe labors and privation.' of those who first made an opening in j the wilderness, where the city now stands ; it is a duty no one can fulfill so well as Fndge Law. it may not probably be known to mo9t of -ur readers that one of the most terrible inav-1 r' - perpetrated by the Indians in the ' A'est took place in the Indiana Territory nt the close of the year 1812, iu what is now 9mt1 roaaty, and that twenty-four persons mostly women and children constituting nearly nil the settlement of a place called the " Pigeon Roost, " were murdered by the savages The only per-ocs ot the. whole settlement that escaped, were a part of the itmily of a Mr. Collins, who defended their house successfully with their rifles, and a Hn( Beadle and her two children, who, having concealed themselves in a 'ink-hole, while the Indians were engaged in plundering and burning the houses, escaped on foot, u.ad .vending tlteir way to the nearest settlement six mile distant, tarried thither the first nevvj el this terrible calamity. M Post Vinceunes ' WWt then tbe seat of territorial govern sent The country wa then a petrect wilderness, occupied by a savage tbe, and I fsf a long time ere tbe news of this terrible liA'jter reached that place. General Kobert Evans, afW whom our city is named, was then Adjutant General of tbe Territory, fith tbe rank of Colonel. We have iu our possession the original order issued by Joho Gibson, Secretary of tbe Territory, and ignd by Col. Evans, addressed to Major John Tipton, (afterwards General Tipton, nd Foiled States Senator from this State, ) i directing Major Tipton to take command of roor rompanies ordered on service from the oanties of Harrison and Clark, " to be stationed on the frontiers of tboee counties in ; such manner as will best comport with the safety of the country, and there to remain U tanner orders. ' We publish lelow the original otdtr ul 'Jol Evans and the reply of Major Tipton, s interesting documents connected with our territorial history never before published, nd as evidence? of the dangers and sufferings of the brave and gallant men who were the pioneer settlers of our new great and Kjpuijus State. Wha a change in our condition bus been effected in less than half a entury ! Indiana then contained but four ounties within her borders Knox, Harrion Clark, and Dearborn ; KCU1MF.STAL ORbkK-i ViNOENSKS, March 10, lit-. Maj. Jonti Tipton will immediately proceed to take command of the four companies of militia ordered iuto service, pursuant to j. gencr.t! order from John lii.Hon, Secretary and acting Governor ot the Indiana Terrilory. from the counties of Harnsn and Clark, which he will station on the frontier , ,!' hr-.utilities in such manner as will besi ..mfV.rt to the safety of the counfry, there until further orders. M BT. M. XV A NS. Col. CoukI r. -"l- On he fag informed that our name ted b mistake in the jje.neral frier. i 'o!.' pMikloeks. 1 applied to tle i j irerfaOf, who sent on immediately an i.rdt !'.. I 1'itdd'M'k s Co remedy m h .lift.

I MMM FN OTWtflj laremorcd. I also tfflltd to the liuvt-rno: for A supply of ammnnitioti anl Hiou., at

rottr request. The Governor has made some . arrangements with Maj. Flod, on that oc- ' cation, as be informs me. Lt. Col. Bcott or ; myself will bo with yon is a short time. Io the memtimo von will attend to the ! command, and make the best arrangements poible. 1 am yours, kr , ROBT.' EVANS, Pol. Com., r. Maj. Join Tifto. I bare sent on 23 lbs powder, seven tbs being the balance to Capt. Hughes' Company ; the balance being 15 lbs is for you to be disposed of as you may think proper. O. F. POPE. Major John Tipto-n. Hiadcabtcrs, Callooia, March 22d, 1813. Sia: As soon as I received yoor order, which was March 2d, I bare proceeded to the organization of the four companies, from the S-oond and Fifth regiments, as soon as the circumstances wonld admit. I have received two companies from tbe Second and one from tbe Fifth regiment , tbe other company from the Fifth has been mustered into service, but tbe water was so high that I could not attend the muster, but have sent orders to tbe Captain to station bis company at Beek's blockhouse and at Guthrie's, but Driftwood cannot be crossed and there is no guard at Gnthrie's ; yet tbe inclosed list will show the strength of the other three companies ! One company from the Second regiment is stationed at Kimberland, and at the Pigeon Rooet, and tba other has been stationed at tbe Pigeon Roost ; and on tbe 16th Inst. I was at the Pigeon Roost, ready to move down to tbe forks of Muscaketuck to build a station, but from tho excessive rain that fell on the 17th and 18th rendered lt impossible for me to go on, and I give it over for that time and set out for this place on tbe 19th, but, having to swim and raft the creeka, I did not arrive here until tbe 20tb, late in tbe day. The company from tbe Second I have stationed at this place and in the neighborhood, as tberu is two mills and some other stations that I thiuk it highly necessary to guard. I have, also, sent ten men to Lindsey. I eipect to receive the report from tbe other company, in one or two daya and I will then send you on a complete report of my Bat tall ion. JOHN TIPTON, Major. P. S. On the 12th inst. three men, from Kimberland blockhouse, belonging to Capt. Blizard's company, was out scouting. They parted, and one of them as fired on by two Indians; one ball passed through his r. . . . . shot-pouch and tbe other through his clothe a third Indiau pursued him and fired at him and shot off two of his fingers, and the powder burnt his hand ; he then fired at tbe Indian, and from the line of blood found by tbe Captain, he is supposed to have given at tJ? . aa a . a tne motao n moriai wouna. Ana on tne 18th inst. one of tbe citireus, aud one of the militia, belonging to Capt. Hughe, from the Fifth regiment, wa fired at as thev were rim ng along tue roan near Lindaeys blockhouse ; the citizen was wounded and j the man (fieorge Doome) wai killed. The same day, four rare, that hail been Imrying Dootne, was fired on in sight of LiniLsey c ; one of tbe militia whs shot through the thigh, aud one of ths citizen receixed a ball that lodged in hit arm attei -aHing through the butt of his gun. Although there were five Indiana seen, toth of the wounded and one of the well men charged on them ; they run immediately ; Ike men fired at them but got none dead ; it is be lieved that one wts wounded, i'xptain Hughes compaoy pursued tuem until they Tossed the river, and returned. I have all bauds working at a craft to transport men over the river which is three miles wide at this plac as it is over all the low ground -day after to-morrow. I will cross with all the men I ran raise, and vou mav SJ m : rest assured, m dear sir, that if I can had them tbey shall pay for all they've done. -While writing, I hear they stole three horses, on Uic night af the 20th, ten u.i..v. beliw this 1 am yours, in great haste, JOHX TIPTON, M.tjor. l.seexneat of Railroads. 1 Uc last Legislature enacted a law tnxiug , railroads in the connties through which Ibe road panned, and requiring the county as. i sesaora, to making the appraisement, to ! take into consideration the condition of the several roads for snaking money, their financial prospects, a The valae m all depots, ground", rolling machinery, shops, kr., ia to be added to tbe value of the road i bad. and the aggregate divided among tbe several counties through which the roads run, according to the nunWr of miles in each county. The assessor?, so far as tbey bare reported, seem to have acted with a good daal of liberality towards the roads, and to have fulfilled the spirit of the law Tbe valua tion of the Cincinnati and Chicago railroad has ben fixed a: $3,900 per mile. Tbe valuation of the Peru and Indianapolis Railroad has beeu fiaed at -f.-,G00 per mile. The New Albany and Salem Road has been hsses.sed at $3,000 per mile. The Evsnsville and Crawfordsviile Road, we learn, is taken at $5,34: per mik. The amount d nsaeasments of tbe K. A ( ' Railroad for each county is as follows : Vanderburgh $80,1?I Cihson .. .101,175 ... 117,H.o ... I0l,42f. ... :6,sT5 Knox ... Sullivan Vigo Total The items that .ake $476.60.0 up the e-dirnati'd value are a follows : The roul way is put down fair th catire lineal only $10,3."u Ik.u Rails .". Jt3,4O0 Cross tief i"t.X: RoIHue Slo k loOo't 20.000 i i.;"t 1 2.0IH) Depot (1 round 4 Shops and kpof. l ithet Property .... ToUl 170 '."'

flic ftttv leu or tH..u 109 milw, milt of Which are in Vanderburgh coun - tj - , 26 mild ui Gibson, 29 miles its Knox, 25

in bolllvnn, and 15 in vigo. it win be seen by this statement that the valuation of our road is niguer per mue man mat pi either of the roads above named. The as- . . ... i , i . i . settment was made at a conference of the appraisers of the several comities through which the road runs, which was held nt Vincennes on tbe 11th of April. The distributing of the value of the machinery, the depots and work shop.3, over the whole road, unjustly deprives those counties in which such property is situated, of a part of their taxablcs. For instance, depots and worksbops in Vanderburgh are, uuder the law, taxed in Gibson, Knox, Sullivan, and Vigo A juror from tbe country who had been detained in attendance upon court in St. Louis till he bad become homesick, ap plied to a physician of easy principles to get himself released from further duty. The ' Doctor ' received a fee for his professional advice, Ac, and on Monday appeared before Judge Treat while court was in session, and certified, under oath, that the juror was exceedingly ill with bilious fever ; that he could not himself attend to make his excuseand that he was so sick as not to be able to leave his room for three weeks. While this statement was being made, the nick man, wholly unconscious of what wan going on, stepped into the room to get his bill for attendance acknowledged, and thus the Doctor was caught in a palpable and atrocious Lie. The Judge on the bench administered a gentle reproof to the jnror, but said the court would "nave to tak- further notice of tbe conduct of the doctor. A society has been formed io Lou don, ot medical gentlemen, for the purpose 1 of detecting quacks and quackery. They have recently caused the arrest of two fsl- i lows who bad been advertising and selling ' large quantities of a nostrum for the cure of deafness. It wa described as an infallible remedy, prepared by Dr. Waters. Tbe compounders and vendors were found to be two fellows named Bennett, who had been 11 I a 1 ; l LH wen xnun a urn long pn-viousiy a? gamming sharpers It was proven on investigation 1 that they had realized orer $20,000 per an num in their trade, after paying expenses. An analysis of the pretended specific Droved , ' " . r ii io Dfl notuing nut urine witn a small portion of alum in it. Some persons bad paid from $100 to $500 for this vile and offensive stuff. Such a detective association is much needed in this cour.tr v for the exnrKiire of L. , i lhi gross iuip03itton pra-tir-l in the sale of quack and patent mediciue The regular medical faculty could render the country an immense service in that way, while defending their own rights and interest. The Charleston Mtrcurtf in accotiutitljf for tht. verdict of arqui,aj in thp rnM. o( , ,,.hft ' triJ, Z ...... Its. .;. i sssi ss mm-, asw s.aa! a a ih s assaa as a j IV rs s is concerned in the slave trade, savs The jury were influenced bv tbe con-dd-eration fbat the prisoners Knowing theignorance and want of foresight of these men as a class in .society -knowing also ihc modo in which crew- are collected verv generally in the Atlantic port, viz.: They are gathered up by a ship broker, and most frequently sign their name', if they are learned or aoli enough to sign, or make their marks, as in tlm case they did, without knowing or caring what voyage they were going upon, or even ;o what port ihey wen bound. And especially in a business hke this, would the c.tpl.uii or agent care little to inform the sailors ot the lmture of an mlvetiture in the slave trade; because the large profits of such business to the owner-,, aud the great peril to tht persons and lives of the crew, would induce tht-ra to demand extravagant wage. Thi-v isu plausible apolosy for the serdict, ' but no justification. A Will or Hum Watkk A person dmging a well in Brandon, Vermont. K-ne-tr.tt.-d strata that pnne to ) natural refritz i t. it 1. 1 - aul ice gcnerittors A gi-ntU-uiaii of 1 cien.-e h recantly vi-a.J tbe well and ! gives the following arexsUBl of it in the Bo;- , ton Tf atac rijt . The latter pan ol NoveinlHT, lr. A udrew Twombly, tt Brandon. Vt., commenced to dig a well uear his house, situat- . ed about a mile from the centre of the village of Brandon, ou a tolerably level plain. Having excavated to the depth of fifteen feet, through sand aud gravel, the workmen came to ground frozen olid, through which they continued to excavate tbe further dislanre of fifteen or litieen fert before getting , through the frozen ground. At the depth of forty fee;, strifciettl wuter having been obtained, t!i well was , atoned in tbe usual manner. The character of the ground was the same throughout the : whole distance, vir., rowrse gravel and saad, ' the frozen portion interspersed with lumps of clear ice. At the lime the well was dug, the surface of the ground was not frozen. Ever since the well was dug, up to the 1 present time, ic forms in tbe well and in- ; crusts the stone at from fifteen to thirty feet , from tbe surface, and the surface of the water, which is thirty-five feet beiow the sur- , face of the ground, freezes over every night. On several occasions, when the bui-ket bus been left in the well under the water over ' night, it has been found necessary to de- ! st end the well, and with a hatchet, cut the lee in order to extricate it. A curiosity is felt to know what effect dog days will have upon this iced spring. Ukai. aud Persoval Property is Oato. The following table exhibits the taxable property in tho Stnte of Ohio, for the !gt nine vears : alaeol Real fears Estate ias.....wi,.mH aim-t t'ei Agvog.tf. . oaal Proper! . Valiv. JI'J8,4.7..rs'i 4r.1,if,;m l'4.il.'.. J7 . 450.83I .Ml Ldt.b44.7tu oor.ase. r.i l ."-9,66,fM7 ;.HJ.34 2-.7,tMl,.'.;a! '-aS-Jflo': 2tO,01MU MiO.HT.'.V.t 'J4Ai,fri,o;s' c.v,s,t,(i;i: J63,7!i3,a7 e4'J,414...:'i SSOrSlAstS B4ojuri,o.ll 1861. . la'.2... lavj. IS54.. 1H.V-... IRod... 157.... IHia.... atr..X41,23:: JJ4,937,ld7 :s,49o,90i .'i(9,8MI,41U :."7,.78..V' ua,344: br&jMPjtmi There appears lo hnve bet'ii uo incrt-Hse in the taxalle: for the hist four vear-. The most prominent apiotitt lur the editorship of the Washin'rton (bA.fifufion ia Mr. 0. B. Barr.ft, of Ifnt riebtir-' Pa. If Mr. BucbaudTi ami the uutiouals .an Ifjas it vve have ao t. on to his appoint mat) I.

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M?0 BEJYT - BBICM MO IS US, containing each four rooms and kitchen. Enquire at this o fflce. mv3 JT l. VIM JT THH UT. I U-iltLE Jf i JLd 10 A. M , TO-DAY. Tbe bet bar In town, kxpt by John HAaauQT0, " offer all tbe deli- i caries of tho season. Duck Deer with Elk's boras, br PMer btmSStf ; KUphsat Stnak with Ktogmroo Sauce; Lsmb rampant, with FHn attached; Poa- ' mim Steakx, with Fox Dressing and Wood Chuck Fillets. For this oecaiion there will be a new sty W of Al- j llgator 8op, superior to artythfntc yet dlseovered la tbe cull aarr art, prepared hy Fetor nlmaslf. N B. Bill Yards baa irons Into partnership ith j Bofacdick, and rested tbe third story of the St. 1 Charles, where tbey are ready to furnish balls and j Micks for tbe amusement of their friends. my3-lt MvmjrTMjrrm rata wkbk s W LKIXiER i a - --- - T.U .-.- t ii v' ! QL EES'S PLOT ; Or, Tiir Psophet or Palmvea." . - A Story of Ancient Daye. By SYLVAXV8 COBB. Js. 11 Anlbr Installment CI MRS SOCTHW0BT1J S chaxming novelette, TUE HIDDEN' HAND. III. TUE MOUNT IIBSUS rAtMW. BUDrnif riviv-riii nruTuvss i 1A.V7 Ttv J' V. k. . A ASA A A. Sf m EDWARD EVERETT. IV. THE COLON Y OF NEW t'LYMOCTH PA PERS. Subject: THE BOA D TO BOSTON. By I. H a descendant of Anne BraJ-tr. : t V. THOUGHTS AS THEY OCCUR. Suljv-t OUR FIRST FISHING. By "One who Keeps his Eves and F.nrx tfix'n. VI IDEAL AND REAL. A humorous Pooin By JOHN 0. SAXE. VII. PERILS OF THE WILDERVESH. By EMERSON BENNETT. VIII. FAITH AND WORKS A Fi-ai By LICE OART. I IX. CONGENIALITY. A Sketch. By ANNA CORA RITCHIE. X. A FAREWELL A P.m By OEORUF. ! D. PRE3TICE. , XI. AN INCIDENT OF THE MOHAWK VALI LEY. By DR. S. COMPTON SVITU. t XII. THE NOBLE FARMER. By MRS L U. i 6IOOURNET. XIII. WIT AND HI MoB By 0E0ROE D. PRENTICE. XIV. THE CITY OF THE PLAIN By THOS DUNN ENOLISH. , XV. DARBY'S REFORM A Skeuh By SYLVAN US CO BR. J a. XVI. A BUFFALO HUNT XVII. THE BELIEF OF VIENNA. XVIII. AN8WEBS TO CORRESPONDENTS XIX. EDITORIALS AND ESSAYS. XX. dr., Ac, Ac. Ac , ate., Ac. N. B. Mr. BONNER has tbe pleasure ot anaouueina that CHARLES DICKENS, who is universally conceded to be tbe most popular author living, has been engaged to write a Tale expressly for the columns of tbe LEDGER, snd that he is do at work upon It Advance sheets of Mr. Di k- ' strriee have, at different times, been obtained . . . . Lll.l . v.... .LI. I- 1 - . .a j aiu-ii.ao j'uwn.uri. oui mil 19 lue iirsi iium .hat a tale baa been written expressly and solely for aa American periodical by such an eminent European author as Mr. DicatMs; snd yet, Mr. Bos.nsa would not have the public suppose thst be thmks there is snythtng very remarkable about j this cngagamsnt- it is only part snd parcel of his poller. Terras of the LEDGER, by mail, 12 a vear; two 8- Addrsws ROBERT HONKER, m3 ltd Publisher, 44 Ann St., New Lrk. aunouno. the completion of the extensive Im ProvnlM,, to their concern, which bav been iu ; progress for some time past, to afford tbe utmost ; 'acuity tor carrying on an extensive trade, by sell lag a good article oaly at such prl. ee as cannot fail to gnu universal satisfaction. Uavtng this object B .! verT. "eelllrtlhe that straightforward iiealtng, tounJed on nonnr and liberality, can give win oe reaortea to, and thus establish mutual con ftdenre between buyer aud seller; Tbe stock Is unusually large, every department replete, snd purchasers may rely vpou meeting with an extruaive assortment on reasonable terne. They would direct particular attention to ttair late importation of Irish Linen Goods, vis : and 4-4 Irish Linens, , 12-f I.i tion Huntings, Pillow Case Liusns, Hand kerchlts. Towels, apkius, Blaik ami Brown Linen Table Cloths, A ., Ac. I oruer sjf Maiu and First streets. my3 ww i h lh w;,:, or six t wr M the Old Plan of Evansville, will Ih sold at public aucilou at the Court Hosxse dose, on T U EMOA Y. Mi) J, IXVi. This Lotia beautifully sit sated ou Water street, between Walnut and Locust st., and would answer admirably for a hueine location, or for a private ressdeace. It is 75 feet In trout ou Water street, and runs back 1 feet to an alley This is the only .. Lot on Water strevt. in this te V j rat v a''JV tuuiii ssi ii.mr'i.-i I ii t is tea sr n pi vil lble iuveetinekl. Txiuts One-third rash; balan- in 'J and IS months, with Inti ret. For further inforntatioi , SSkfaftsj or (INRAD BAKER, or THUS. E. GARVIN. up7-deoltt Third sttsit. iBsm uhi v. in receipt ol a larir stock ot I'm-, MediI Lea, Paints, Oils, Dye HtuuV, Window Glass, and Fancy Goids, all of srliteh we bought at the very Ijwe-t Aft, prioi, vhi-li i-iwiblei, v to ofler oui uatouiers grnat bergaiu. ur stuck id .M.dirines are uimuritasad for purity. We are deter mi tied to ae 1 1 pure Drugs and XedirisNs , or not fell at all. l'ouaMuently. if you do nut wifli vonr Di ilirmn I'Ute, doh'l oMle lo US. STODDARD A THOMSON. tmft DrtsgatatsrT mala si. Th m w'tTnmir jt kj&t. "uMMJphMC Jnst receivd the third shipment of those -!-rnaiing" Wat. b .Sj.rius; Hoops, tin "Esrl.ior" i the s.v.bvIi. Also, Men's and 1iildreh' Hal, f h --, aint n general aasortme-nt of Dry Good my 8. EM Bit II A Co., fa Main atroet. -srj mijiJ r muiuujiijirb at a fYrtv vCTT A large sale of U:., l'uil.rella, and ifnrWe will tell at our SbrUoa rvoass, on WFP Kr DAY aud THl'ltS DA Y, Slay 4th and .'ah. 7 rsseeol Hats, o cases of fiulirelU.". 75.UOU Cigars, 10 do. Shlru, 8 dot I 'uder Shirts, 40 g.roe asaorte.1 But tous, 0 dot Bowie Knives, 5 doz llaors, '2" dosea Fancy Snap, nod notion generally. Tesssor sals All sums uudei S. cali ; nil oiium over fo, Wi days paylde in Bank, with p praesd swantj li JfELSJOK A ' . ap3t A u tiont-e f nt ii a-h twicuwjrn. M I extra Kaiuily Klour .none ssjawl It"1 t'...- -airni.e do, tfl baa frtjccor ,t Ossabts's t-.-i '.' dot lorii fl C'hi kni. Just re(ei.d m.J f rasdi OtfA. McJuHNSTON, af i .. 'a Blot-k, Main St., uaar Canal. rWMlK L.1HUKST. HE.iHVS T iTnred f. i sale in thia city, is now ou exhibition at HTDDARI A THOMPSON'., -jr 17 Main atresd. BTBOuaBt a Tiio.n ro.' wn.i w opvu this day, an invoice of nw and ftshiouable Porfuiur, Fancy ".(-. and Hair Oil, in -iduding tbe iv-lebrate.! Cocadn, so high!) recomnM.ailed for th Hair. Humming Bird and Buttwtly Extracts fivr the Hamik- rehWf, and a large a'wirtnient of DotsMsae, Dreasiug Comb" and Bruehs, at tbe Drug Store, 17 Main stieH. ap30 WM TKAS, solaeted particularly for tamiiy use. of rw-etit importatiou and fine growth, to which we invite the attention f connoisseurs, .specially :bo that have esperieniwd the dirhrulty in getting go d Teas. Just received a l ape STODDARD A THOMPSON'S. BOkTut 1 -VI I LB0 h H -JOUD l . V w Sailr-.-N. "f the l--t .iiiaJity of Not nay irwii. Iu stort sud for sale l i .. SAMLEL oRK t u.niTjimiM 9"i-iBJ'fi.yM 'Mouse Hole" Anvils retieiied this da) and fU-aalehy SAMCELoKR WBMTB if.JD HKi MBVN MWB sals by . E. WILBLKT .f CO., H S. 4 SynmoN .r-el. nwi .VBm 'TJMBiipWB miB B Sr Jf S E. C.ILBERT A CO., , apJiJ No. 4 Sycamore atreet WBB 94 LM CMMJIPJ J'B W COtB KKi.ii I! I '.it V or will exthana-e lor aoods. Kuquirr a this oCb.k. a4vSava B i oiiutry uercbano to my write stock ol Cedar i.'hums, comprising a greater variety of else and style than ever hefore ottered in Lottie life, asnong-t which are tts docen Bed Cedar Chnrna, U sixes, iron luud 100 do Win: .1. t d do. I1' do do do .'. do rass hosind. IR do Piue do iror, bosind. All aiy White . . ,ki iut u ..i. parked In case, isrithotil extra tbargei tints u.-unug Iboir safe nod eeonomieal transptfTtation, aud ovning Ireeb and SfJBBS. Sold as low sursu be pun-bused in the Wnd. For eale at the Louisville Wtaafeu Ware M..r. J. B. Bl'SSELL, Main st., ap'jx Bet. Third A Fourth, Louisville. Rj . hj i'i: hjii W'B HJII CI.VS1K.MII WW to its a nice lot of Chair, for sale cheap to (!. .'onaignineiit II. SARIN A Vtt. TBBI.TBB& iJK.sTOIIIIJBU a M THnMPMl.N hat. ju-t r.-ceivad direct from New York, a varied asw.rtinrnt of Black. Blue. Rvd, aud Get-en I'rintiug Ink. Pr later '.arnish, (ioM aliu and Br.nis.., 1 whleh they in. end to devototlVe.i attention, and will aell at almnat Kasleru prloes. at ih Drug M.-ie, No 17 Main street, Evaiisville. In.). apiTT If U.T1(-A I'l.ltA.-vANT DUKUlVi n .ii-. ,: t . ., , i, ..' five or six rooms. ' Apply st this oltlt, up &Mw l uirsr . iJeas majnr fas bkmI'jA Al .! t' a !' ni !. el. l-as 'ljot2 '

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Messrs. Spalding & Rogers Kepctrully announce tbat their great NEW ORLEANS CIRCUS! Frets their Amphitheatre, New Cristas, will be exhibited on board she Floating Pilace. at EVAJTSVILLE, Tl'ESDAY. MAY IO. Doopa oris at a 7 O'clooI p. m. AdmissioV- Dresa Circle 50 cente; Family rcle .SO cents ; Children 25 cents ; Oallerlee 25 cents. In addition to the Stock Company, tbe Management have the honor of announcing the following Foreign Artistes, making Lt by far thr Urgt and most perfect Eqnratriaa Establishment in Furop or America: H'LLE KLODK Lt Y ALi : Premiere Equestrienne de Cirque? N; :. . wo: derfnlly beautiful and expert, sni-passlng any p.. I., ,.!.. ... r.i.. , vi i. liviag Rider, ni ' or feuialn l ilRl M'l'rttl Hill O III LES FEBBES CONKAD For the past six years tbe features of tbe Cirque de . l'I aperatrice, Paris, consisting of MONS. OUILLAUME COKE AD Thft Pc,lbrated AnMivwiMn Ri.W i ne coieDratsa Antipoaean Kiuer (First apper-an-e In the United States. 1 MONS. CARLOS C0NRA2M The lam. in French Oymnsat and Grotesque I First appearance in the United States.) MONS. FRANCOIS CONR.D I The Oreat French Acrobat and I'm- . psvirance in the United States.) (First BMR. W. 0. DALE . The ailonishlni; Still Vaulter and Rider. Iron. New Yi rk. (First appearance in tbe South.) PROF. SARCEDAS! Tbe celeb rated Spanish Juggler, from the Cirque Hispaci'da. First appearance in the U. States.) MR. FRANK DONALDSON! It.- famous Calisthenist and I'.-.Lt. i..m!-t, tr. in Aatlsy'S AinpbitbeHtre, London (First appearance Sooth. 99" This ia unquestionably the out lmperiant ' and costly combination of Foreign Stnrs uer effect- :. ed in AmericA, and involves an expense only Justified by the exigencies of their New Orlsan Amphi1 theatre. I In order to afford their Southern patrons the n- , joymaat of all tbe great attractions cf the Amphitheatre this winter, there will be exhibited immediately before the Circus performance In the PALACE MUSEUM, (admlssiou 2 rents -entrance by front stairs,) MR. A) EXANDER MO NT ARC ! ' The Living Skeleton Violinist - A wonderful pbysI icnl conformation ; I An eno rmona LIVING AFRICAN BOA ro.VSTRlCTOR 1 . Jf'feet long, weighing 2.i pounds, bl h . ueuaiea j a loteo full grown fowls or a small call at one Ined ; at J a hugo l(Fj LIVING AFRICAN ANACONDA : 1.' te.-t long, weighing ? pounds. Also in the BIDOTTO SALXN. op trd U Sl r ,amft(. Ravinotl(i. immen,;tlv aftsw h nnssi sasmasiiis wstrntssansitn r-ri , a asssdss otgauixed Troupe of CAMPBELL MINSTRELS. Comprising K. 0. KNEELAND. of Ruensey' A Neweosahs Campbell Minstrels; E. H. WINCHELL, of Matt Peel s Campbell V iiistrels , V. W. HIDDEN, of Bumse A Neacemb'sCnmp bell Minstrels; J. H. DOOLEY, of Matt Peel'. Campbell Mlo st rtls ; H. A. M ONTO A ROE, of Brvant s Minstrels . T. C. BUSH N ELL, of Christy's Mlnstrsls ; Sapported by emclent auxiliaries. Will exhibit st NEWBUBG, Weduesday, April 11th. may 2-td To the Public. Ti MIS tJST wYlJTMtm J. VU SFMIK r. so far, have leen very wet ones, causing uuitiv ' of our rivers to overflow their hanks, bark ing np tbe water in the creeks and liayous, and flooding to a considerable extent the bottom l inds ; wheu tbe rivers recede, which may be expected soon, then the large surface of decsying vegetable natter eoeed to the scorch. ng rays of tbe summer aaa, produces the malaria a hie prove ao fatal in its course, sweeping whole States, and sparing neither age nor sex in its roequoring march. After a residence of more than twenty years iu the middle and Southern States, we i.ink we have discot-rid a mediciue which, to a rertaiu extent, Is a preventative of the attacks ot bilious fever, .igue, Ac, and as such wo tecommeud our Magnolia Whisky. We wish the public to understard that wu are not urgiDg u u them tbe use ot str ug Liquors a a beverage. We are, and always bate been, optosed t. llieir being used in that way, but it ;,. will u--tbein as sueb, let them hue, by all means a I tire article, that will kep them in btssltb. aiid Ungthen instead of shortening their lives. Ws prose to soil always pure aud unadulterated Liquor tor medtciual puroas, and a littl I for tbe Mosa a-k 'a sake. It require.!, and will rhallenge an in.pertlou by the i . i rbemist- in this or any otliet roaatry, to find any impunty or .dn lt ration in the whisky bramW by us, "Allia A How'a Maoolla. Ii i a:irrantod, u it is diitillH from tbe or a, lye, or wheat, with a -light a dition of good isteru water. Vi have im doubt many persons I .a v.- !.-. ruiu t io b-nith it not actually k llkd, )y drinking bad whisky, the cn-ater th reason that Allis A li w V pure Magnolia shoabl 1- in genral us.-. Just recnivr-.! and in ator for aalo 10 '-ij pipe- hj-'J Brandi.- iold)frem3 fo$7VKal 1 1 pipeii do (old ) from 3 to 7 'rl ga. 4 u..- Holland (in ; .n Le .ii . old Rum. ap A f . L I M A HOWLS. W .- -v aVfO.n . thijs'u athA'V KD PoTLAR SHINULES A geutlemari (it ing in ne ol the upper counties, having purrbasel on, f Mi - (Jeorge's i-iebratei macli for sssing shiuglee, is now furnishing the subscriber weokly with supplies of the extra Shingle aawec out of sound , rlear poplar, and put op iu boiidb-a rontining Si") Shingles, full count. Three area giaai arlir!.,, :m 1 -x. in intake, the beet subntitnte fur pine that ran be lustful, and roetinc a go-Hl ileal lw- miBv. Call an 1 examine Ci tu at J. F ULOVEi: Lataabee Vsid. ivjwiu Corner Main sod Se.euih trevi m mjbb ; jtjYBr raf.fi M.vr B-J i-sj 1 1.1 White Lime, hhdstlray do, Vi bbl Pleter rarl, '0 do Cement. For ealr t-y mWM ORR. DAL.ELI. A Co BPKT CHJll.V 1 00O 'pOt jritH l.sorted -olors, for sale by apo ORR, DALZEl.L A OO. rWKIB .VJ PIT IB B 50 oO hbl Tar. do Na Plieh For s'e by oRK. DAI ZKl-l. A Sugar! Sugar! Sugar! WIST BKCMli'BMI B IT .11. J.I f A 4e HnWCS on consignment, direct from tbe plantation, per steamer Bait. - - . Lj. : N. o. .Smx.tr, for sale cbep. ap23 ioa scHOErj7kLDv ivcttLM v.LE DEALER I V BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, AND Strau Goods, Sv. J VtArsa erarnT, p22-3m an. Main am. Scaosr. KYASSVILLE- l.ND. flOUr. (I TOOLS. Jl ST tf JVt'JYl I - W ed, a large arortment of Cooper Tool- the ' - ia quullty and finish, ever brought to Evans v illa. W Bradourv's S(okeshnv , Wade A Butcher's TUtots. Lulher'a Barber Shear. Razor Honea. or We hj JACOB STRACB A SN. apiil 4t Main - : -t. WHOLESALE DKALF.K IS GROCERIES & LIQUORS, Wss. US Wt Plrat atreet, apao ly KVANSY1LLF.. IND. tf HJLM e.y-E OF IBBJ"N fire and buriclar-pr jof Satea. Ai b t seth Tbomas' thirty hour and elbt day Ckn-ks ; Sofas, Divans, Elizam-th sud Bishop Chairs, BedateUa, Bureau, and won fiue Book i.'aae, w ill he aold low for cash, by U. NELMOB A CO. &BwBPBjjr, 6 m mBgjfrm T received at HI OHES Dr tioods Store, a general assortment of Spring Dry Goods, compriMtig Delaines, thall s. Be rases, Black Silks, Ginrltams, Ac, ae. Hosiery of ever vsrlety snl ftiality, fi-om tbe in. articles at teu cents x-r pair t the extra sired fine EugHah article, which large la lies find so much difficulty in getting. apjl StBOMH ! HHOBU ! JI'ST BBCBiWedat 111 GUV- ..no of the largest and most complete st.x-ks of Shoea ewr brought to this city ft Owollenieu, Boya, .-ioI Yonilia and for Ladle?, Misses, and Cbildien, the assortment is pcrfsct. Call, if you want good Hhoe, a id supply your aanU. ap'il BXWBMT POTATOES -i:, HI SHW els Swart Potatoes and Y:inis, just r.-ceive-l au.L.ir sale t.j H. F AMEY.Ja. ap31 t 'omer Kind and Ylne streets. 7 B T SALE BBCBl I'A IS JJS'MI MOM bags extra Faroll . Klour: 1? bushels fresh Corr Seal E H JSsBIS i CO .:

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Jf. ff ir. anil pari vi av m. w. ijr. i rri. M. Tow u 3 s, Bang 10 west, enn tatiiinir 20 acreofUnd. lying 17 miles north of Ivaoevtlie, sod 11 south f" friucetun, Indinna. CiTie-h-if f tracls i In p od stat i-f cultivation m .1 well fenced and improved. The flelda ssv arranged so a t. - Main 15 to 20 acre each, and provided with good swi&giiig gates, and sprlogrs of never falling stock water Tbe Building ceit ofa gi-odfraui bouse, containing 7 or 8 rooms, convealently arranged, a good frame smoke huae, milk boiisee and cellar, tw.i Inrg larrv and Other necessary ' buildingH. There M alao SBMSJ tbe above land a goxi i ichanl of cboK-t fruit ti-ee -tbe laud not in cultivation, is nvervd uith the IsMM timU-r llie country will prmliiiv. fhs eii I ktjhd is situate.! teteii the Waistab aad Xre : h! ;ud Lvn--villo 4 Crawfoii-ville lUili -a!. t Urw miles fn m each, is a mode! stock (arm. aud in the most healthy part of Southern Indinun ; --i-ty ia good, and tbe Couatrv aell jsroti ieai vith sc hocks and churches. Also the ei; half and Hart ot U.o vat hail of thsoutnwekt qr. or VH1. 20. TwWH .1 . r...nr?u 10 containing iOo acres, aith aUiot Jo acres in culti vation, soil ami timber tniMir)-.sed The' land in mvi ied between hisra rolling and r; h Uttam. ineseqroi seci :w, town 3 rantfe lo w . -..ntaln ing 160 acre-. ; The ii faf n w qr of swt 25, t" i. 1 -. ratige 1" Wet, cootaiuiBg SO acrsM ; The nwwqraarrof sect IS town S a, rang.- i seat, .-ontaining 50 acrsw; The n e qr n W qr of aecf 8C, t.. n eaiia . 1 tiiitaiiiing4i acres ; . Situated on the W. dr E. canal. -0 nul.- norlb I Evansville. and in the iume.liate vtcinltx ,4 steum mill in full and successful e K-ration .afabl.if turning out 3tKsi fnet of lumU r daily, whi.-li iilll win if soia 11 a-ireu Willi tne iaI uaute.1 iaiul, - t seiaratiy. For terms and iirtinilars apply to S. M. Hoirosili, residing on tin '-in rrw tra l, or ! i!.. , iWsigned. Also the following- valuable Keal I -tatc iu the City of Evansville and Laiaasco : The n w hf of Lut 145, aud the n w 3- of Lot, ltd and the n w Yz of Lot 110, th whole of Lot' Fl 1, tlZ, audr21 In the Donation Enlargement. Also. Lots No. in bl 21, Lot 1 in bl 26, Lots t , and 3 in bl UT, Lot in in bl 'St, lot IS In bl 99. lot ! 10 'n bl 41, lot 7 in bl 13, and kf 11 in bl 61, in the Eastern Engiargvtneat. Also, lots l'. f n I A in b 9. lot U. in bl 14, lota 6 t snd C in hi 17, und l i 10 in bl 1, in the Fourth l Enlargement. I One-third of lot jr., and I he whoU of lot 119 in Original Plan. . Lota 3 and 4 in bl 3, Elliott's Ealargm-nt. j Lots K, 9, and Id in bl 14. South Enlargement, j Lot and adjoining hf of 5, ia hi l-, Stork well En Lots 12 snd 13 is bit. Baker's Addition. 1 Also 2iti lots in Lomasco City and A-klitions. Also th following Farming Lands In VasxUr- i burgh, Gibson, and Pike counties The n e, n e qr, e- towu S s, rangn .1 w ; 4.aTe. The w hf, i w qr, sor 14, t 6 s, range 10 w ; SOacies I W hf, a w qr, sec 11' town ft s, rsnge 10 w ; SU acres. E hf, s e qr, s qr, see Is. town a . range H w ; 10 scree. Lot 6. sub n qr, eo H, town o s, range 11 ; , 6 63-101) acres. Lot A aub u w qr, err 21. loan t S, range 11 west ; j 9 77-lOJ seres j W hf, n e qr. sec 2S, town 7 s, range 11 w ; ttO acre. ' E hf u e qr, see 24, town C s, range 10 w ; to aTe. ! N v. qr , sec 10, town 6 , range II W ; IM aces. ' S w qr, sec 10, town 6 s, range 11 w ; lo0 acres. ! N w qr. sec 28, town 6 s, range It w; 160 acres. M e qr, s w qr.sec 24, town Si, range 10 w ; 40 a res. X eqr, n e qr, sec 15. town C, a, range 11 w , 40 acres. N wqr.n w qr,sec24. town es, range 10w; 40 acres. N eqr, w qr.sec 24, bwn 6s, range 10 w; 40 acres. 8 hf. s e qr, set 6, town 6 s, range 9 w : 80 acre. , i hf, s qr, sec 33, town I s, range 10 w ; t3 acres. I X a qr, n w qr, sec 34, town 6 s, range 10 w; iOacres. Most of tbe above tract are well located, valua. ble and susceptible of a high state of improvement. are auuated atwir the City, npu the Kail mad or Canal. 10U acres n w qr of sec 7, town 2 s. range 0 w. 160 dd neqr do 29, do 2 s, do 8 a. 160 do w qr do 22, do 2 s, do 9 w. . 191 do se qr do 31, do 2 s, do 9 w. 4do d w qr, n s qr 26, do 2 s, doldu. 40do n e qr, n e nr. 26, do 2 s, do 10 v.. "?.'do u bfseqrn eqr,2'"i, do 2 s. do 10 w. leOdd u w qr, sec 14, do Is, dolOw. lot do s w qr, do 23, do 3 s, Co lOw. I liaJdo u e qr, do 26, do 3 s, do 10 w. Said tracts are located noar the Canal snd Bailj road, are covered with the most valuable timber I for buildiagand other purposes, and are the finest lands in the county for Arricultural purposes. Titles perfect, j 160 acres the ue qr of sec. 21, town 3 s, range 7 west ; I 1U0 acres tbe a e qr of saw 24, town 3 s. range 7 west ! 80 acres tbe west half, a w qr, of sec 24, town 3 s, j range 7 west ; MO acres the e half, a w qr, of section 24, town .1 s, range 7 west. ISO" The lands in Pike snd Gibson connties ere iu healthy portion of the country, well supplied with I good water, also with an abundance of tbe bcM ; tlmtar aud stone coal. Titles indisputable. StaT Persons, desirous ot purchasing, will eail upon the undersigned for terms and particulars at the Real Estate Agency, Third street, opposite the t'ourt House, Evausvll'le, Indiana. ap23-4wdr3mw " WM. H. WALKER J-OTMM LOT OF THAT Bl P Mirior Turkish Smoking Tobsw-ro, witb a fine aaaortiiM-ut of Imported Cigars. jnt received at apa STODDARD st THOMPSON'S WBHOTOIIBJPB .f.V B BO' B type artists will find a new assortment of Cases and Frames Jwst from New Turk boaght low , and will be sold at a email advance, by STODDARD A THOMPSON, BpJO IS Main "tree!. 4 wS T M B YJ AV svsva,.'- ts Mm BUI THE PRICE eF LIBERTY." Twentyve cent la the price of a bottle of Perr Dsvis Pain Killor. Thore was nothing, er Invented so poteut to remove all manner of Pa u as this lava! -uable article. It is an excellont regulator of ll-' Stomach and Bowels, and baa cansd more j.T. ami .ml. kaned inoi a rKai than lies iu the srop of mind to calculate It is, In reality, an Infallible j Pain Killer. For sale ! Druggists and Merchants generally ) J. S . HARRIS A CO.. ap2n-2mdAw Proprietors, Cincinnati. Chio. BmB. H. J. WBJl'MMTB CJJSTBMH MM and Halt Rbeum Syrup, for the cure of Rait Rheum. Scrofulous Diseases, Cutaneous Eruption., and Kindred diseases is giving entire satisfaction, aud thousands are annually attesting tbr joy tbev fcel on the removal of tboee loathsome dlaeaeas from ' O.elr system, bv this wonderful Blood Partner His Cerate Is also meeting with universal success as i a healer of old S- ree, Tett.-r and Kingvcorm, Fr -Bites aad Barber's Itch. Theee humors yield tu It inotantlv. For mI by F. W. SAW YER acd PETER V1ER- I LINO, Evu.nsvllfa' ; Spencer A Townaend and S i t A Bnalle, Xcwburg; and Ira Delano, Handsaavw, I Ky. J. N. HARRIS A CO.. upSO-ifandAa Proprietors, Cinciunali. Ohio. , BmB. s7o. BICH JB UHWJSBMBBB I MM WINK BITTKKS for Habitual Const i paUoi i , Indigestion, Hestrtburn, L of Appetite, Cxsitiveness. Blind and Bleeding Piles, is unequalled in the wide, wide world." For sale by F. W. SAWYER and PETER VlEliLING, Evansville, Stout st Brodie and Spencer A Townsend, Newburu , and Ira Deland. Henderson. Ky. J. N HARK1R a CO.. ap'-2mdsrw Proprietors, Cincinnati, Ohio. fA'MOBJUTMOJS' U'J.TMII. eleven years old, left his father's boas A boy, on Sat - iirday, iith April, and has not been seen sine.-. When be left, be wore blue pants, a jacket ol thsame color, and a black esp. His name is Chart i -Yaeger. Any hasty who cm gdve any iaforBiati"ii a to hie whereabouts, is requested toealt at Mr. Diller's, or at A. Wciler's, or at this ofltce. apld-2wlAw WWK W FF.JTl Hi: fwV TMM HOOP WW TR A OF. All M-el Sprtnx SkirU bought of ua Will he ii-dli. -d t. charge. agio any sit d wired, (not F.MBICU A . So. 4 Main srresst. B KM. JL. S Bar. -IN B MJCMS.ltMTH S boir Bellowa, aaeortad sizes, of Evansvilln uisnnfarture uu.l uarraated, for sale bv api S AMI-EL ORB. v'm iv avVfrJr a mxtbj sl'ujTb(T BED MAMS H" extra sar-.nred llama rii Quigley Hanu are the it.-upaiell. and no n.i.lake, for ak- ooly at E. H. COOK a SOWS, apSC brde Agents fei E.ausvtlle, lad ;rtw SW 91 Md

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WStfOMTJBV MVMITWM ' i'ti 1-:.. ", do I.. Iarasaril!a Hj rup, laaHfde-. rr o. do, do. do. I COOK k tr X trSMhie swKsjetition. 1'HtlOtl At prices th.if cnate - tation On Main ntreet, Jo. at ... - -Y. .ull finu in store aasl ewered y.xi Cuffs? . ten, sugar, and spices. Extra ,-hecee, by Ikix or slices; ij-stra, warrHwee, an Im-pe tongue, i-.-' d uet'l aiid pmr x Parsnips, tun. ,, z'd I tal It'ckles mic .. and cam.d t. Pepper SHiice andoiive oil. Extra flour and corn meal tasaes, straw, wss and candles, t;on moM with i babdhss, bb - sud cal ; r kjh . . , :. liier. and battel than others . Hre (u 'kli at Vh kerv Brothers. Ui) Sc.- cash so v y 1SV T stffA 1 l.t-v cah sasjMesja with Md er new. . sret ;isi aeight aitd k iiesa , aoleaVe v..ur or '"r we dehnpT. spin VU KI KV liRoa.. M.-iin si CIIKHH J.fi -km. IF ra7 ar nnMoVar -' -t fon. 1 ou will .to i. ,. . I. ..) the .Mow i -my Hats, 'just ra llrK .1 M ARC 'NSIER, , fsss ,! 9U .r M'i!. ,e:i Jre, Ki f'uttr. .47 Msus si. sj.u P : H' HO Of, . JtJ U M. CM 1 1 fc V KXPKL.sk- I'UUt of Ai 0 Ma.lagaa.-wi ry Lif... Lett. IXl Foi apl JOH N ill. A L , - , KvanssiUa, lad. 1 g gk WBXKS n. .' tX. TAVvV aW PLATE, recefvel rr sieaaawrs and t'niverw ard fi r wle aplIMVEL I'RK Hi'kM. Wr THMHK seed just rs I As. Mi JiliNroN, mm r ibo Canal. WWMsil ft.' WkHITi: ..HtV .l.y'JI U'HITMWASII Bit 1U KS eeelviM Has. Poajey liiock. t, uear the. Caawl anl2 Main str M,Mjo. tt . r Mii. u : t MM Ml - iWmA Mv Oat.. juid Bran, in -t' n ai d lor sale by t II AS MrJOHN'SToN, apW ifs'n ttrcet, uear the Caaal. wmmtum. mi fT.Asij-io woxm JUL laira good, Jtid . ! .md tor sale h CHAS M JtSilXSTOy, Basel's Block. :12 M ..in sti.r t, near the Canal. 2e B O X M ' . 'f B ( MMMKB. .s p... i !, - i t. PwM Barley. ;ua) Vt- .plit Pcsa. For sab. by ' R. fOOK A SON. apll ZtmkBt'HM fbmsm cots'' Mb jt: 9BW '-j bbkt prime A ; 2 bids tiolrten S rup. For aaie bv Z H NOK d HON. .' r.'-7.i BttBST HI MB barr.-lh, in fine order, for sale at redajosd price, by s. Y. i.ILBLRT A CO., - i amore at reel . WmJTKi-5 BW for a,e b Oil FBJILH .VE K' A ii. E OILliERV A CO.. No. 4 r-ymn;Cre street ti Si. II III. US FOi ssr. ler '.-ta CnLRFRT a 00., .ntflT K 4 -vrari .re street jra -son n t. v. 7 hi: PJBTJVBB mg brtweea the underdid A Sabin, s diaanlved i .ollects and real. 1 pays all Its liahlli l in liquicatlon. BB alllji hi 1 .JmIoI, , signed, uud. r uunc : by mutual consent ceives .01 debt- of tiir ti ties, and tise-i fli u) nam C. OLMSTED V ii SAB1W. Kefrrnti t-' tbe si'. 1 ..,k- l'li-aure in recom iwn'ffng mj sn -i-eaaor. ap6 OLMSTED W KOU! .y'KW 4J0OB9 1 We have i .t reeeiviil hv Kxpre a fine and durable etH-k of rrv litevl- Our intention Is to sell sWcaah, and i. nr ctMtoniers good bargains. Our stock and style .1 M- lii-Mln. consists In part of Silk ClialU-a, Betage i J.av us, Prints AT. Abu., a goal raflfcafcrfcasirustv. Hoop Skirts, and a splendid lot of Ciap. . ' a-tm re, aad Jlarino Shawls. T b - dd . bi ap . . j.i it. or quality. fen .beauty and I sate, it cannot be bat now here ia thu city. We will k mil on band a full and cumplet.- ;.vs. rtuienl of lt OcMa through the Spring au.l Siimtnei si.n. w hich will be sold low for rash, by Mil L KR A N1FHAU8, ap7 No. 4o .Mam slut t, Evans .ills, lad. B1.F-mJ'TMBM8T mm tbb SPUISli OF ill MAN TI'NVadging t dai! throng the at, ii sseniB there forth mere. Call from the crowds of cu.-tomers t! Ucocery M -ie of No. e. Alain at must Ik- koiui iudia. meu ; , he). and M-e if mmIi tf not the cane. NEW AKEIVALS 2t U.S N. Y. L'beeee cboioo a 12 dws 12 It

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