Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 218, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 May 1859 — Page 1

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ailn journal. U SLISHKU BT S. Y caRLII.E, Editor. V. M. THAYF.K. ..m l ia. f,HM.r JSo 11 MN EELY, ssj't MfK-k.imu.ul DrjasWatea' rxKCB tbk rtaa "r THE EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY. Journal Buildings Locust S.., Hrl tu Urml mm 4 Wr. r mt mm mirrn. v Oaily Paper M , I l By the week t pay able Ui Carriers). M-WwkK Paper Weekly Par 11 . ... IV ... 4 .. ... 1 i Clula. ol i ore Tw ruiiKK' "i "jriv hiimtuh ia name., t tin. frown iniassilafa" hajlnw, in their own MW II veitisemekU tor I he laneBt ol otlser -ermfis. as Well a legal adsertbleniewt a 11 B'Herliirni uta .-I :triii4i aab. aud adv ertie enU with n.r. i. ,m.. . ' . : . rjmmm m-m in i o.-m must ts p.d l-..r hi lb itual rate. iav N 1 reardntin , r pi a-.ting of Buy 3 .. a..'ii'i"n. mm is, s uituu or public Ui eetillg a J n . ,.,.. iuui... BUk... b gned to call atteiilioa ! my matt, i ol limited ot individual iutereat ru be iMMtlki, tinl. l-ai d for as all advertisement. b Contracts ti.r yearly advertising will not be li-M . 4'iuitM-U uulee au r.b-r to that effect i ft at .he t Ice, and wlieu discontinued iu b than a Bwaf, to.- at - of the who e will bo charged. jam legal adveihise nta hereafter, will ba pub lisLe fat tbe expoiiae .. the attorneys ordering, and u. t yabh- (ol legal pr,eedir.gs, but collectable v our nanal time. Ovr,' r term- Ku .loli W i k and lr.ui-.ienl adver Uavil.ellta are ( ASH.

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Md will attend to tbe Adjustment of Loaaea l. . ripli.n under MUriea from other - .il l ittteii.l I tie; 't t lenii-n t t all uiatote.1 with INSI'K VSl'K, for narti in ,,.,,-t.-: Mi b'njr experknire aa an Maravsi iHM, h i ni.wb- liiia familiar with all ulje.-t . onneoti'd with lii.'.u ain'e. Woffi. ... M ir!le Hall Iluiblina-. No. 0 Mtiu -.t E. Q. SMITH, C HAIR M A N U f A.CTUBK R, Markri it reel. Kvanvtlle, In.! , will keep wu haud autl uiaJio to order every variety ol Cam mi Wtal Sewt HAIRS alMTrMi awpnlied at lowcalrajtM. II I- t.iBib.MtS an 1 llalUfux niaanil f nm(tly to order. All wurk warranted, j-nl-ly 0. TM-iT ro.y , iii-i--ii- J.vn - J le,Mo-.inl between Main and lon. Stntc oj.jM.aiu tliftii1 I'rri' tetnn t bun h, tt.iOft illI . ntlrirtuned baa a large ami n mmodi ius Bin k rtuld ith akeiU fur cwnktxM, ami ia on .-.l tt. t-ike horaaa by tlte day, week or month. il. "t ti.ei niay U; sure of havtsaj tkeu anintaia ...il ami carefully attended to. He refer to tbo adauwiag p:ut Wnteu whoae horwa he baa bwl U-up : n? uittL-r hi hartfe. H Ium aiao a uuiuber .! ! "' " 1 baea f. l i.. -1 I lie oi kuunefc. with a uuuilwi of new ami il ,, . iv. ..1, Li 1 11-'. "M.lera to! -aiblle RM M luIUM, t- liUliltiwll) attfUdf l to It. I. I r O. Ke..H. lit- Oke; .'. K ltxtuenl, I - imii, Kx-Slieiitt, t vi-iiAJi Praatou. iW-lj J. 8TRATTiN jr . wrmmTjrmmmMMr-4wi. on w LlH.Kl: n. I BLYTHK HYNK-S hava aaa.Hat.l I ii-l l l-i.itli.l- ill the I-retl.e I I . .. iii.l w ill attend promptly to ail IrtwUMfei i.-l with their pi..tei..n, which tuny Ik- eii trail - l to tbeni. ttJ lt. v on fe-ii!t itreet, opptaiite Ihe -Ii i w I , KtaAJTiUe, Imi. aeptio ly M - I ' X I. I An A l. Kit,. TtLWttM neya at law. Notaries Pablir ami Keal II.--Mm -Vajeiit-. Kvauetille, lo'tinua. U iLt piaxdiea law in I lie I oiirtu ol tint ut. ill attend to two ii41e lion of rbuiua lit auv : ii I 'I be 1'iuted Ma tea, will l-uy andaell teal estate in the ity ! kvNuaille. in Vaaderburgh and .ij iniu .xiutiaa and in In Went generally, ami will iiertoraa na other dotiea pertaiuinc tw Attorneys or Rewl Ktate A amenta. Lota and farm always tor -ale. -Ii-tdihii apokoti by a member of the hrui. akaVtnHce on fbird ttreet, itHjalta the Court Hwm, In ties rooms formerly occupied hy lb late hi in of Lnrkhart, Parrett 1 Ivul.) , - I.I NBT JACtiB LINBr.XHCiai.B. uCtl.MllT ii i i: :. i It cay., u i ti h . strw traet. r.van-ille, luoiaiis, v liol,-aaJe Itealera in tiricerhw aud all kimta of Prluc. Nail... Whit.- Lime, 'eiiesot. i 'oiuo Yarn. W hite I oil, xc , Ao. Als4., ,ou-tajitl on ... . m . . m a a. - r . 1 1 a lull st.s-h ot -vi.-n. I aieo ii..i,, ai., .n an siaea. ap-Jrt rjftmii in it nu.n i.y in . e;M AGAIN. AM. Is A UoWtS. Korwardmg and ninsaiiaaii i MercUanta, Reel Ota rs ot tb celebrated Mauneiia Whisk v. IV-alorx ui all kinds of Pi si i stipertoi old Boiirlw.ii and Kye Whlakies, and K. i -c-iy and Domestic l.i,aora, e.. Water stivet, -and dr abore Tina, KTansville. Ind. r.ai n. ai lm. rawts uowi . HdaVljr IMBTm.V BMOTMKMtl, U'liu . - SALK URl.H KRS, lew iu Poreigu and Donistl.- I I joors, corner Plrat and Syaamore atrcs-U, kvaaavllle, Ind. aflj jn jr. jmavMBM ., wmvLtsrralc- Deaden in Dry Gorala, BooU ami Shoe., Klrat street, franariUe, Ind. aft-ly AW aud Retail Dealer in Pine I.nniUr and SbiujUm, Corner of Maiu and Sevwuth Slrea, Kans ville. lad. ?L. ay Mm.y it r mmttro.y, uamcKMn. s A LK Itai' ;iiODs llol sK, Piratstrt, inavilb, lud. Merrhanta will always And a full st.s-k . t Dk OaaaWj Bsta. Shoe. Hats and Cwaa, at ids Huwav, whu h wiUb.- aold ,sn fkir terms. ar .. s " s. .'.. , U-HUI. - UJI HARDWARE DkALER, first - - , Ml- T . . . I strs!t, Ordei. olita.Mt.. Vl!,.-. .1 o r. .IIK,ll,e. lie. i or Hardware promptly ftllwl at lowest prieaa. Cincinnati is Ui H 9H f I I I a , H'MVf.KWW U dealer la Groceries, Produce, Nads. Wind w Ulnse, ibswar, Ac. No 47 Main trs,t, ls-twaen irst and ..ntl, Kvejumllc, Ind r i. am ki.kb jar t i.. w--ly - of mm m. rum, jTTmmJS'Mct' -it MLM La , NuUi ) PubUc. Real Kstate and rollectng Aaak will atteud to every eperiea of ,4vey .mibtt. aa iaaaaai and aflnlavit. a-know ie.tr nsent f Dassl. ana) Mart, in fact, will pet ,nu faithfally all l.usineasof aat Attorney entrwst,i ti his are ChW Ortl, e over I'tarwm oh,e, li loeetoll, Int. sent-1, Vk w a HTMcLMm wmm ' mmi lair -. In, I into this mukot -Won:, Wtcttan -Oaaaaa Fbasivb. d " A npetiorri.cio I.. i washiug and cleansing clotbas, c.. 4r. ilouseke p. rs take uotire. PatKiit Wagon llrea uperioi tu Tar, lii.oi. i . uiij thinx of the kind in buna the righ I i unien, feamsf et s, and owiw-rs of wheeled .i.i. w, a-anH-ally, iwhe nolle e and govern th.iijIvb actor lluzb a.-la uLMSiEL x SABIN.

BUSINESS CARDS.

g.i.HKs .0. ...,., SMPnei at Law, Evansville, Indian. 0-inbe ii Thir-t jln-et, in the reai af Hie Ciea- . Hi t it v Hank BitiltliuaC. niiTI 1j r.VUKIN, - li l 'KM gMmMTMM .n. , Ji viiic. ii. iii nun. in. N i unn :.r , Maiu -tri-tt. Kvnniville, Indiana, ('arriiiare work Plated with oaatnea itnd d - .t- h Kurniah to orler, !iler, r, NnmU-r and Mannfarturem' uam. I'latr Hell I'mII. Hitikre RiilitiK, Knoba, Locka with Plated Km li ami Km ctjie, at 'iiK'imiati ft IM tn H DR. J. DKNTAL FLEACERS 0 F F I C E, CORNER MAIN AND FIRST STS.. It A KMVII.LB. I . A'ao.ahne prepar-ttioi, Tor l-ansing the Teeth and hardertinf tha run, ran tuid bf Dr. K at M a J. .mrn s hiiikt .njwr.ii TORY. 3A .VAIN TKKl l t. N-V 11.1 I , I MIA)A. Il y.rll Wlnll to ne the Worth id v ol lliole Hi Suirts,Gentlemeifs Furnisliind'oo FANCY SHIRTING PRINTS. I'l- ,.e call at 35 Main Stn-et All orilem lor Stitching S:lk,'oi: :i and Lineii U"Ir, promptly attenJeii t . aad ie ati eiaeulrd. t.rah-ftil fr j1 patr- m.. I 1 1 ; t!u!! wlich acontiunaii f theaHine. hllts BBBOW to ' Itlei li lie (..lirelliel.t, niel Batistiartkiw warranted. ft K H '.lit in i :s i ttOUltil, HUM ..II I - eple at 1 1 It -Jti.l ti eYed ut tbv Store ol WILLIAM J. DEUBLER, 4.1 Mailt St., letuwi, rtrtM BMl Se on. I KV IrfffYfLLB, IKMANA, A cmp lot d -aw -r ftl. . w 1 t I .m-w -a- jr m ' r:u n aud staple aiti.llor cunh. i.i. I vil1 U- auM hum. Keiu tills r. 13 Main fWoiol. rept141 atrta bte--n Pi rat atul M J HBTTBLKM m AM HjMMU UiMK - TO Hi:, ft 4k W tioor below the Hiaie b Rank, wbeie i i 1 IhhmI every thing apt-yttnitiiiit: to lb.- JenMiniati llai.lware frmle. I ro I lullj solicit Ball Irom . ii t 1 1 tiierchanti- Ix for Mrrha-iiu- toexuu: my many new styles ol i. solocted Willi ran ' suit this market. My -i-nal attention will u-KM-n to all order. iiKi'Vi.K AMAt; sll r. Ml Tl'AL HKNEi rr I.Ir'K INS. l Y N'EVVAKK, NKU JCKdEY. V. uMlill tlml Capital, uei I.OdO IMI DICKC1 m:s R I. Pallet ii. B M.d;,li;i A: .-'i.-lliio i Ma' k net, .1 A I'lothiltglaaBaK II (IreaMM L t'Urwvi.r, L A Stroug, .1 W t tit . . .i-..ili o Low, .1 RU .k-, s Pwfrj B0BI. I. I'M i: UrtOJi, I'tvstaVkl JU2LV C0NDI1 . J ft i N , . ?'. Mn il k, r.-. i . t.i -. Appliratioui or luuaiK ind all i.tioiuulioD . I. - . r. .1 will b- (iv-n l. the in. I. ALLKN i ll LI." k, Agaai, Marine II. ill Hilildili, ' M.liw . street i .ili- ; ville. IaMtL WM0 LKHJLH af.Vii '.; IUX1K STATION KHV SToRV Jiwt reci-ivej and fur sale by the sub- ' criisr, a birge and splendid is-, rttnetit of Hooks and Sinti i.e. .i -ostitis:, in tairt of flisi ReaB ol Cap, Lottr-r and ' Note Paper ; 5(10 Quite of Blank B.ks, from tOc. IB fl.Ml ier uiilra; 1o0,si ussorted Euveb ; M luortndiim lks'k of all kinds , also, a large as- , sortuient of School books ; Bibles of .ill U . all kinds of Miscellaneous Works; (JoM IVm i it) kinds ; Stel PeiiH of every brand; iold and Slhir I :.! ilid PvnriU; Pisrket Bonk ind P rtmonnais of every iK -ripti 'i ; Musical Iustrunientrf all kiuds ; Shoet Mu-n m I .Musi - 1'ijcr: f)r.iWI'aei and Picture , Slates and PeAcfla; Ink aiel Ink-tands ; and in any utker article t nuliodotis to lie'!, In. n, all of v. bu ll ill In sold at the very loweat price tor cash. 1 HE A I Fuster'n Mo. I. mer uf .Main am! Kiis( sti auxH '! . r- t ., I UM f.lMll W ma: aud 'ouiiuisaivu Mvi l.snt-. S'o ' T. boupItoiilas stieet. N.-rt il. hiiJOWX Ml'BLKY T. SClLIVaN sepf Ift 67-l Unw ORLCANd OARLW V it. J. MtTMK'l. A" t.".nM.t AND rORWARDING MKKi 11 ANTS, Ktl o4 Pjfgtliai Sti-eet, NKW UKI.K S l.A (baJal.; .1, mm " r ii nu'. r t. Howard, Kvansvt.l, Indiana ; AU.si HoweEansvie.. Ind A M Phelps burgh, Indiana ; Minor A Uale, N whurcb. 1. Jtana; U. D. Newcouii- A Iii -ther. Louis v iir , tve , tucky , D. 9. Benedict a Son, Louisville, R'fwtnck , 1 1, oniM Danforth, tiecrctai , . N w AlUmy Inaui in, . IV, New Albany, Indian , Ii Sim; n I New Albany, Indian:,; W. II. I'atlm, II. o.t. i- i Kentucky ; B G Bevuly, lleralcraoii, Kci iu.-k, 'anw it Mowtgoaur, . Predion Bro. Bank. .t.fer a Mile, I iidiana . Merrctl Oamptwdl And i , t?t. le.m Mo. iyai-ly MTttti'iilit: l. uu.ytiHio, i it.n.nit l sioii Merchant lie street, N. Ol leans, toi Uiesale,: lttet , chv-se, ! , i . I . . ,1 1 ftnits, KKiui, Moat aud all soils of W.-tern Pr lll.e.alldlol the pill. I; ,-. .1 .V C,-S advano-s iii ole on . (.ni-iimeiil- aaatoly af . Ml. th: i ti a u i v.v : it , wy for many rear lll'-t I let k III the hoiu... o JoIIN III iii. 1.1 .v. .!..- to ettr km - rvv , -ast'oiuinissiaii Met, bant, lo the iVielids and patrol,, f that hsmee, now that il h.u retireal froaa bieUiw -With this end in ! I ba ii formed a co-partoet -hip with .Mr. K. V, P.nt.m. sellinl id the ,11 I well known Brut ol P. W . It. uttxi a C awlet it--name aud style of BKM'oN JlRINii, U take pU fn-m the 1st of May, fwoj The siiberrUs r i -lis fw aii..it iish"i rrn of the old house ,.r.loliN III KM .v , . have bl opjMrtt unities ol ipi rieUCUm ihe pi 'lapi ilea and ability with aiitea be attended to then l dueas. Terjjaaasw all r , IIMMAS I IM. t'olll.,1 ol l.alio-.-tle alid N-w I.. , -t r. eta. New Oik n. April -JT, lHSS. "vs , XKI.V, UHKJTUOl SK V i . .. r MKslu.S .Vl 1 o II W A It l I S ,. Mi l: MANTIS No. IM Foydraa Street, NKM UjRLk N.-s. i.a. , i.km wiLk.iv ...w . a. aaarauvai ..m1.NI ..li;.l.,IK. Mi nhseiu is. nal attention to tin aakwvt l -Umvo, lorn. Win at, lie), Oats, Klour, Polk, IVacoii, Ird, Ac. .i'V I M. h K.v. -1:11' i i., l o.n.nis '3 siort and F"t w it aw ater, bants. No ti, Puj dru Street, Hew Orfa mc La. mjW -WtJ TI l V H it iT 4t DVT4 ar. J7 ".- mtaaiou aft PwtwaMsj Merchant, Nev 01 leans, ha. ! - -lv jtm uremic v rwn hkli. u.nM W miaaiou arid Forwarding Merchants, m I LHsral a-lvances mad.- on .nsixiim tits lo . ill.. 1 ol our house. a: am to Meaeis Alii A Howe., IK in. nt A elle, IK .i ll, I X Brown. Kvansville lkC! It T'tMJI I.i. a- II., 4 o.n.ni.sion and Forwarding Met, hauls, No 7', Poydrna street. New tlrleana. . T. C. 1 w 1 'HELL K U I vile Mil wyw-ty Tr a. . k i.H.ftiNt. Merchant and pr. .pi lot or st.s-k Stables, Mew Orleans, La. jan-J'.7-ly. n mmsssssi - i HOTELS. PAVILION HOTEL. .Simon Mccracken.... -I'KOPUIl.Mdf raw 1 i .vtiKBsiu.vKo, iv .mitt - M mingthein anagement of the above wen-knnjau establiahtnent, ts-g. e.,-.. t,. retnru h grateful knowleilirenients faff It nheral hei nad on the said ttriu, and by 1-. nal and prompt ..ttention ot, the pat f ,1 no -.11 .-m. I aMiataata le'(Hi to msirit a 0Mtin11.no of ttif elonb I fa, or- hen lofore 1-s.towe.l. Bespeelfully, ,.,.' ' MKH U.'UII Hal n il j . i BY I. KS, seta, Fran' RYKItS, lropnet. r omer r 1 r. t and l. 1. t street. Fvnnavilb Ind no jissr:- tr. in t. ,n -tie. isalt I -sit landing. no ! 11.JHHS j.n k m .i- hut it 1.. Hi. eiines. I ml KM I. VII K . Proi.net. 1 Thhi house has lss,-n refitted and refiirnislu-d. and is now in nneonh-r mirgs mut norm.. uari:ii HTHKHT, .sville, lud ny l Ismh M ti siiu lnviaioii, Fvai.sville, I nit OCtl-tf M M H lM)ICt)URT, Prop. KW ftAlal.XM - BOX KS AM' HALF l s j;lt re et .ed Mild for sal ly VICKEffY BRoTHKRji. wM

MISCELLANEOUS.

1 ECONOMIST A)KING STOVE, 0R WOO- OR COAL. WITli A SAND D YEN. Tats u die next valuable improvement that bar beet: :nab III t' sikllitf - s Inrlt', tile pant twebtv year a. THE SAND OVEN lapialies the bent on tin; Mine principle a the llitli'B rit of ancient renown. THE SAND OVEN I itala 'he lo ut kaa .sll-i the tire lias gone out, THE ECONOMIST WlTllo, , Ihe Nam! liven, is ahead of all CoUiietiUra THE ECONOMIST Wini the Bawd n. l- .nt i f reacb of lkBl THE ECONOMIST la the awaW r MaleaJ and .lur .l le Stoe In th. world. THE ECONOMIST It a moet perlert arrniirenK'Ut for llro; THE ECONOMIST lle.ot i ..tvt for the l'..t0iii.t: K.sjtn, Ac, as qulrklr at ia . Ratine, and at half tbe cost for fuel. THE ECONOMIST w IU Ja more R:(klng, Boiling and Broiling, wltkagti er quanlity of fuel, luan auy oilier Move or Rang. THE ECONOMIST U THI bloVB. Oo not fail to evamlne It ' It is manuractnrej by IT. & j. IK hi DWELL, TESKY NORTON, ALBANY, N. Y . foh Ml only ITT CsJ.VTA1.' A STEP H l. tfn 13. Main SSf.. Emm-Till. Tint. WmMEMir.H VI.H HHI.TI.V4i M. PACKING at Kas lory Prices A large sloek F Melting Cttmpativ s Goods in txn at all inn s, at Mam f acti !tru lt k. Warrantedsu K-ri.r lo any other. ' . VI EI.L3, mMi Siznot the Mill Saa, II First street. f.roliAR Y TBO.H PSOA', suc'l . :-- to Ilali ,k ,t Sfcsldard, wholesale deil i- ill Dili;:.. ( 'In mo ..N Oils. Paints, Slam, (iiiL-s-ware, atC, havejust received large additious to thclt stock, and are now ptnpared to furnish Pb -e :sn aad ,,r.k,vjrii with every article in their Hue, af ri-div-fvl price. Ravine made purchaaee exclusively for cash, and by the rawkinre, cai ofTer in ,ln , in. nt- to buyers ere.-itet (ban ever before Also, a large and varied assortment of DA 01 MtRtoTYPK AND AMDROTYPt STrK, consisting; of (.'anicms, Cheini.-ala, ("bhcr. an. I evrr irfi.-le i e.iiirel by artist. We alao mannfartitrc nn improved kind (4 M expl.iv,. llunnni Fluid, I. a sale hy the barrel cr at ratal!. Coal Oil constantly on hand, with a larze ft Mlment of Plnid and oil Lamps Orders from Ait,-t- and 8torektpnrs prompt)) attended to it the sun,, pile- M tllollRli tlo')Ht tend,"d per. tially Parti, ulai atlentin., ul t. p.,. -kin. an 1 tor warding promptly. STo.Kli ( TIIOMPSOS d . 4 No. 17 Maiu street Mt.v.vi.VHTv.v j.ViV ha: JmZW llltl I.I.K. ha in f,.i ui sl a eosrt n-rhip foi till- plalll,, u M l, ,li, ,te I hill MlVl.t' to the . it i. . us Kv is.ille and i mil , i, bird sUeet, in the fii'-t kail ngal ..I Iii j Ui.il . . ..ii. s A Uiulic s Lai Oil. . bi . IV ul, um loll ,. i.i..., . i lu'stloil slrcet, . opisHsiie tb kpisc pal Church lH Ue BrultM i . . ,, . ...in, r i Clierry sn.l .V-. ..I..1 -to. ts. roars J. h AAtJfJa. .tMIHifKi T JJS'll i' i 1. 1 ; i n r k ukm i'i;i s,-i.N r i-ity BANK irii.lIS,;s fAS jN, I'laus. -.(s il, ale lis pvt: tiioatis ..I Public wad Private Bwlldiugs, ltnvs ml iion.il.. w4p he careful I, i . - j . . .1 amlsatl--lie le.n 'iar,t ,e,d. He "oltelt. Ih patrouage ot th" a li.e I ka His, .lie and v i. m l, m o '.-'tin IKl H.i.VU S, JTTH.VTiiiyi ! But, h t . uneuna lied I'll. -. .i si , -i I I i. ks, n's I al Sl. , ! II , ml S.n,-. Io do Spring do do, t .. Rtp do. The spun.. Steel Hand Saar.' MBYethfagtteW in mis market, and sr.- the finest gtsMls made iu the worlJ, an t t-hcup II S S. U KI.I.S. mat . si n d the Mill Saw. 13 Wm M mmu t ui.oMi.vi c.iph, .i.vmi 1 O l II. M .1 fad.ioliahle stylus revived p- r EvptVM. mart A I' TIF K . M A RCGNNIEK It r. H. II 1:11. M. m. NO.HH14Iisithic Pbysickiu and Miigeou, resiMa'tfullv t. li ters his professional -,rvic In the clli-c-us ot Kvanaville and vicinity For the sal isf action of tin - m h .m it mo ou..11, Dr. Bainl would slat, th it. in addition b- a s, leu 1 1 tic education iu lloimeosuhy. he gi.,. Inat,. I with the honors l oil. of the heal Allopathi. Ill, Jie.il colleges iu tbe country. Having ... i.ied sp-ial alt .-ui ion a Barge, and h imii,; a cotnpbb- et ol splints, A -,, be Is prepared l. render antlsfaetory mi, I to II.. -. 1 piii in s,ni a! treatment. I Mat oniee. No 11 Main rtrxvl OBice I s - frvat 1 t. :i P. C. ap9 Humbolt Fire I us. Comp'y. oF TDK cm OF KEW YORK. I'apif il all Mtid iu Caab), With . siiridu- of sJtSl.lSSI 1SI lo.ishi'o. J M l-tes, I 11 rtiiwisrlaai. !'..itli:ill I. (lie, F rss man, K Bea.lbsvtrtli, l A llopf. k. r B w rs, W M NeWell. II J itaker, .1 At in-lioiig, ! M Htaaford, DlftStlORS: b f mm 1 ii A Sti auei . II QsJdwell. w II Ma naaell, Jas ! K a, , s N, Ison I i:n i , .1 P ':.,-. A f Phelps, C 1 In istm.iM, f BI II Lib rv, Wia Miilli.'fin. V HriM th. I r I'-, ,i,ab n 'i W P.,raoi,s, I II dl.r.s k. nt L h itig. U m A KaMa, W n, Alien. II I. Burr, . aksurmaa w iaraaa, F.iw rhJr A ' olllst... k . W Ii Thompson I"1IN BAN KIN, I"!.-, 'em. WILLIAM MPLL1GAN, Se. y. lx. Win irrJi Ai kataat Secrwaary. I'oli, ies insuied on i.iioiablc terms b A G II V!. LOCK, A inui t. Oftt re. Mart Hall Building, Main street. t.bl'e-ly HuM B I N 841 B A N C K C C H V ANY Of the City of New York. 1 aptuil vail paid 111 cash) S 1 . J '.o- 1 W it a -urplss of , ,(ss, 1 1, - 0 - ,; . 1 est Fil e slid I n land N'.n i., tisi, Ki-ks DIRECTORS 1 Martin, I Weil 111. rtb G r Collin. I n aVsiaay, I. HopkmI' UeTSsiiiei. W H M .1.1,, I II II Oi li, I w ,1 1, 1 al , Uoiuer Morgan k f t ma, J Huiiiphri-v, ' .1 . I ,. ..laoli, W G La ml . 1 ft A Work, I II I kawilt, lame- f.ou Levi P SI-i..,i, J II 1 artbinuhatuC'urtis N 4sV , C . Bn, kley, i! it Norton. G l Morgan. .1 W W l.itlo, k, T Mi Nalne, Il Bkriftow 1 1 F U ood, S 11., I l.eGeo Bliss. U LvM'kW'.sxl, Lyiuan I oUe 1 It II it' hiius.1 1 P P.. tdv, in, A T Dwight, It A flnrllmt J. e Hoyt, H sturtris, Ji. John R Ford, Siduev Mason, G T S t.-d man, t.'vrus Yabs Jr, W K Fuadii , Vm H Wchh. 1 HAKLKs I MARTIN, Preaidcnl A I WILI..MART11, Yice d t. MiLTCe Junu, Secretary. Applications to ALLKN C. UALLOCK, AitPiit, will be prum ptlj atteniM to 0 ire, Mar I le Hall Uiiildiug. Maiu streot, Evausvtlle. If L -i.ir H. JXF, HJ I WW located on Ihe N. rthsait comer of First .n t anion- streots, tor tbe purpose, of repsuring Musi al, Kpa ting, aud olliar Wat, .lies. Jewelry, Ac, IssaW hia friends aud the pubtie iene rally, to call upon him. when satisfaction will he (rurantatd. JanS-lyd

Harrowing Details of the St. Nicholas Disaster —Statement of James Reed, Pilot. We left Memphis at 4 P. M., last Sunday, and proceeded down the river, without stopping either engine, until we had arrived at the foot of St. Francis Island, about 10 o'clock the same night, at which place the explosion occurred. The Captain was the only person with me in the pilot house at the time. We were both at the wheel, and conversing. I remember distinctly of hearing a report like that of a cannon, and instantaneously felt myself moving through the air. When I recovered my senses, I found myself down among the boilers.— When the steam and smoke cleared away a little, I commenced crawling toward the

roof; in doing so I came across Captain McMullen, lying with this right foot under the hurricane roof, pilot house, and a lot of other rubbish which had been thrown together in one common mass, by the explosion. His right foot and ankle was [sic] wedged in tightly by this heavy mass of lumber.— He hailed me, and 1 stopped to assist him, at the same time I called to the second mate, whom I saw near at hand, to my assistance, and we both tried all the means in our power to release him. While endeavoring to release the Captain one of the striker engineers came to our assistance, but the three of us failed to extricate him from his awful position. The flames were rapidly encroaching upon our territory, and the heat was becoming intolerable. Capt. McMullen begged us to cut his leg off, but we could find no axe nor any other instrument by which to do so, else we would have complied with his wish. We worked at the Captain until the lite drove us away—he begged us all the time to remain by him. We did not leave him until the moment arrived when to remain any longer would have been certain death to all of us without the possibility of relieving the Captain. He was consumed by the flames almost before our eyes. The last words he utterered were, "<My God!> I shall have to burn up." When he saw that he would have to burn he ceased his entreaties for us to remain by him, and bade us seek our own safety. I left Capt .McMullen a few minutes before the others did, and succeeded in reaching the ladies cabin before the fire closed up that way of escape. The others, finding it impossible to follow me, jumped in the river. During the time I was at work trying to save Captain McMulIen, the mate brought the yawl forward to try and put the fire out, but the yawl got filled up with men—deck bands and firemen. While there the yawl also picked up Capt. Ben Glime from, under the ruins, and took him on board the susquehanna. By this time Capt. McMullen was completely enveloped in flames. I reached the ladies' cabin, and found the ladies huddled together, acting frantically, scrcaming for assistance, and weeping bitterly. Mrs. Glime was there, crying aloud for her husband. I told her I had not seen him, which I had not at that time, for I did not learn until afterwards that he had been picked up by the yawl. I told the ladies to go down on the main deck, and get away back to the stern of the boat. I preceded them, and when we reached the deck-room, we had to jump eight feet on to the main deck. When I got them down there, I told them to remain until I could go up and throw the life-boat overboard. 1 went up on the roof, and there found my partner, Edward Stevens, who assisted me to throw the life-boat overboard. We then came down stairs, he (Stevens) immediately ahead of me, and when we reached the deck I missed him. That is the last I have seen or heard of Edward Stevens. When I reached the lower guard, I looked for the life-boat where I expected I should find it, but it was gone. The steward had caught it, and had taken it around on the other side of the boat, under guard, where it was immediately filled with men. During all this time there was a great many people jumping into the river. It was perfectly horrible. I jumpedback to the ladies guard, and out five or six doors, and gave one to each lady. They also had tin life-preservers, around them. I told them not to jump overboard until the fire chased them away; at the same time, the fire was rapidly approaching the spot upon which they were standing. The smoke was getting very thick, and the air very hot. This party of ladies were five in number. They were all begging me to stay with them, and, when necessity obliged us to jump overboard, to allow them to cling to me. I was telling them that such a course would be impossible, when I saw the yawl of the Susquehanna leave that boat and start toward us. I told them to hold on, and they would be saved by the yawl. I then went around on the other guard, so as to bring the Susquehanna yawl around to the ladies before it got filled up with men. After waiting a short time, and fearing they wouldn't come, I jumped overboard in order to swim to the yawl, when the wheel-house fell and barely missed hitting me on the head. When I got into the river, and had a good chance to look about, I saw the yawl going back to the Susquehanna, as it was about sinking with water, and they wanted something to bail it out. I was unable to swim back to where I left the ladies, and tried to swim around the bow of the boat, in doing which I came across a stick of wood, which was of material assistance to me. I soon managed to get around, so as to obtain view of the boat, which I found cleared of' all the ladies. They had gone, and the guard was all in a blaze. That is the last I saw of them, except one, Mrs. A. Kennedy, who had jumped overboard, and had succeeded in getting hold of a ring bolt in the hull, just aft of the wheel. She held on to this until a skiff took her away, and she was saved. Her shoulders and arms were very badly burnt. Mr. Kennedy told me that while she was in that position, she saw all the other women float by her towards the wheel. She caught Mrs. Glime and held her a few minutes, but she couldn't retain her hold in consequence of excessive weakness and heat. It is Mrs. Kennedy's opinion that all the women were drowned by the falling of the wheelhouse, as she could see nothing of them after it fell. Finding that I could do no more service for the ladies, I thought I would look out for myself. I then started to swim for the shore, and landed three miles below where I jumped into the water. When I got ashore 1 found some of our crew, who had been landed by the Susquehanna's yawl a few moments before. I also found a house, but no person living in it. We looked around for means to raise a fire, but there were none. We came near perishing with cold. It was only by extraordinary means that we could retain our hold on life, such was the intensity of the cold. We remain-

ed in the house two hours, constantly exercising, by which means we were kept from freezing. At the end of two hours the Susquehanna came and took us away. It was the longest two hours I ever spent in my life. When I got ashore the burning hull of the St. Nicholas had floated out of sight. The Susquehanna, alter taking us on board, stopped all along the bend, trying to render any assistance to persons supposed to be floating in the river. The Captain and officers of the Susquehanna treated us with every attention, and we are under great and weighty obligations to them for their many acts of kind consideration and attention. Just after supper, before the explosion,

three gentlemen came up in the pilot house and engaged in a conversation about religion and predestination. One of them, a gentleman from Warrenton, Miss., was a strong advocate of the doctrine of predestination. Hee mentioned several instances which he remarked had served to convince hiiu ul the IfUtR ol the tloctriiic. Tl.e oaUviii cimo up while tlicy were talking, aud CAMiKided nil the .Misissippian, hit reII..,: ki that he seklotu liked to talk about such things, and hoped they would chMagC the ubjec. The three gentle me u then leit the pilot botue, and no one came in afterwards. In less than tit'teen minutes thereafter the boiler explodL The Mis3issippiaii was biully scalded the other two strangers are pisaiOjg. fj.-A The Democrats of Louisiana hold a Strttc Conveiitioii ori the J.Mh of May 'or tlie nomination of candidates for State officers. There w ill be S tntggle for the ascendency biitwec i the llotimas-Slidell faction and the friends of Douglas. Gold. It is -lated that there is now on the way from Frazcr River and Australia it, I les. than live millions of dollars in gold for r.hjj.iud. 1 iie last steamer- frou New York aud Kostun amoim's of gold. lor England, took large f)Vf TK aV.lf K 300 i: II I. s. MKMH WW Lund just re, ci cd and for sale by ipl . K. lilLHKIU .i o. -JH .J.J. sy,'. s . WW iii'i'lv kM iMiifctniitlv oil hand, ind for sale as K. OII-llKBT A CO Evansville Property for Sale! J nt, .IT Bi 'IVsff aVVW OF Ft It F.l) ev foi -a!.- it ery low prices, 22 LOTS iu Smiths uddilion opposite the Depot, and W . ACHES OP IffiJ hmith. l a.c,l, iu It., by i.eore B. Walker, Mar, us Mn I i . l'..r I. ncu yyui I. und (". ( (Uuistcad, Cdiiuii i ins a) .lv to JOSEPH LECKNER. a. j a m u v r t r ' i. STORK H. R AME Y, J ., M ki i n IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Uf All Kind, Farm and Gnrlen Seed. Fruit and Ornmaental Trees. ) an, Sbrnlibers, tVnirnt, Lit , Ac, Corner Kn -l aad Vine hts , Kvaiisv ille, Ind aVsf A complete variety always on hand, of the best manufactures m.l most approve 1 styles fel.to-dsan w un mwrmmm s, I UPolMKlt -Small Profits and Quick Sales 1 j the motto at J. W. IirGHKS' Wledes;, in opieeasware st , !fd M tin rtr. I ville, lad na. 1 ;o ci ites English uu. i nw.tre jti't received ft ma the Enliak Potter usj.foraalr low. 4?o ekgs lil.isaware, a little tin in.,; tit pi i.. I..t saieb ItTGH S. 17J I. . - Lo.k.n i.i. warranted t rcfle. 1 , i',eit Pi, tnre PMreale by 1 W. lirciIE. Ciidi ami pioiiij t , .1-1 . 1... 1 idy desirable. p.- 1 w lll'iiiir.-1, 18 M afa itreet n-a M We MK.JVOTH'K, KfEHl'HOO i.rdei. all kinds ul FiLuges, Bullous, Curd Tassels, lr Ladies hitiita the above M rm ed article, Uwubtd . well to five n- a , all before put '-basing else Sere, as tbej , .in ef u bat tfeej WBtit. We all" vi Ii !esate to in. reliant hv the piece r yard, that ii mil be an object for them to give us their crtlers All ordetv -. nt us aif l. titled ulrh ne.it ne'ss and di-pat. 1 1 We also k.-eo an assortment of Sis in.. M h ih i i -coiistaiith . ii hand W1i. let A Wilson's. J. M. . , -. and hie dltteieut kinds ol Single Thread MachiueM. We have an adjustable Binder and Briadaer. All Mrsons having Marhins wil do well to .- lid Us BU oliler tol these articles, a- lie l are a greal sating of la nor. Price ..f e h $ ,. V. M. SELLMAN, Atrrnt, in., i 1 No .. Piit -treet, Evaii-ville, Ind IU4Z. 4 .4.VS FHKSM PBJlMEH, 12 ,h.7en fr. cans IresJi Tomatoes, i do 1 lb cans do do, !! do W. sp I ndia I'l i -ei i s. as-. .1 . inineeGrapiatrnrraiit JJ Hies, ilu Fi laa n i il Pint I ji s I l i aala 1 1 in d Pie Kr'.et-. .". do i Pie-.-ned quince Jt Pear-, tf do iiss'd size Garva Jelly , . cas, - i 'how Chow , 3 do Canton Giuger. BVn iced this day and : t s tl- low hv apiJ Z H. t CWE A SON. aoi 9M0M laT M400 PJiU mr 3 1 Ladies' B,.otsfs. Gaiter. Buskins, and Slipiers; Msssra' du. ilo., Children's Shoes of all sixes and inalities, from the neat Show for tvieuty-five eents to the I. neat mi tide made by Webster. Call and see aad on mil he coll vi need that HI jHKS ba the best si., k of Shears in tbe city. arl." ?. II II ti .1 eV sV .i.VIt MJT4 HE8.-S0 Is i. ii. I ...its I'ottoii Hemp and Manilla b'ope, n -sorted sizes ', l.'SJ gross tiates .Vlutclies. J il Ived from the ne Ittry and for sale cheap by I'll AS. M.JOHNSTON. mat Main select, aaat the Qaaal. 11111 tf.llll roi R t-EKT CUT Ftf SVW Poplar Lath in yaiU and for sale by JOHN V GLOVER. iiiram sr.Leos josf.rii r. m aivsoLi.s Auction and Commission. H. VJh:i.S9.V V 4 4., Hi 4 CKh4mH to Woolsel at KeL-on, will continue tbe i .m nn si ii I .u- in. s-, ,..tli nt priiatH sale and al auction, ut the old stand, corner Main auJ Third streets, ops.site the WasbtngtoM Hotel, where they w 11 uny particular attention to tlie sale of everything aatraah ad to them ; they will a tend t ic :.i. :ion - in vvi her.- iu the citv Parti iliar attention i u to the sale if Lands and loan Lots, Ac, Ac. frl 17-ly THE ul.D AND RELIABLE PAPER, EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL o.vi.f.v.v, i:i'XM- ii j r full at d ac urale lepolts of the Stat. Ot th) latest current news ot tin Mat k,-ts. and the vel ALL THE NEW.s l lirnisiie.l lo the As. iated Press i, .rom,.tl lai . beforothe Readers,! the JolBNAL ON E kKD A HAL F DA VS I N A D V A N C R of the Ciu nn ati isen. Ihe term tor tbe DAILY JoCUNAL are 5 0 pat year, id ;2 ' for six nioiitlis, is u ri ; a IU cents per vieek, if paid to the Carriers. A careful s'lnnni iry ,d the doiugs of I I islatnn- will be made up for every )aper. IV. shot:, .. enndcuaoc I view ot I tl t is going on in the I a i verse, will Is- famished oflr leaders every dai . deCI GO Poarl Street. f. ii! JiNgIT0?D. J' - --t., March ih'tte W p i fw have ou band and sr.- recetv Ink not usual large and complete stock of SeaiNo axd St sass Boots and Shoes, te 1 with the . ale and jn.1rin.-nt of a lon expenaiite. Wu cleeiic .ec lly to call vaur attclitiuu to tbe ivork of ut'K OWN l ANTKACTPBE, whl.h for style and quality is iiitstirt asaad. Ksoi.nB; ccufldm.t that we cau offer giua t in. In, eUacnts, wu Svli it a call. Respectfully, nr4 E. G. WEBSTER k CO.

MISCELLANEOUS

- - m?oh thk wmmvasj i.a ,.,-,. MV TRADE uF is CHARLES S. WELLS. NO. 13 FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, IM1. (opposite J. H. Magbee Co.'s. ; My leadiug principle: Vi.bv Small Paurtra BB Cash oa CtM r. Prompt Time Bi-ilrs. MY LARGE BALES IN ISM Having rediced my Stock previous to January I, lSo-j, I am uow enabled to offer my customers and friend almomt oa eafiar JYear Sti, purchased in England, Germany, and the Xew Euglaud Mat iu facturmg Distrtcrs during a depressed state ,f the markets, aud I bsj fully j-uiified in -ayiug. 1 n.o ban- ' atid to an ivel tin- liwl. t,rmt et tnl umj hssf' l.m.jLt st.K.-k of 11 A KllVV ARK AMI I'KTI.Kiil ever exhibited iu Eyaus ville. Twetrty years' experience in my boi rineaa, a targe ac.iia'ntaucu with Mai intact urerr, New Fat ilitiaan,l direct Importations, give me ailvantae fAi furnishing tbe !-: quality ot UARDWARL imul" and as cleai' t auy huus, in the I ne n adiliii freights to this iointt. atid my aim riiall ls. to sett the a stoi tifurd bra of ail le Hug nuu iul lures at a small commission oil the actual cost of same. Now coin ng in from Manufacturers (Mi st bratI I) at reduced prices : HARVEST TOOLS' 1(VJ doeii Blood', Darling's aud Wahifon s fecit ln-.-10 do do Briar do, 40 do Grain Cradlea (bow and Win- Brace , 100 do Scythe Sueath taasortiilj. Oft do Hay. Straw and Manure toi-ks. do Sickles aud Reap Hooks 50 boxes S.ytbe Stones, ."Si dozen Hay Bakes. ''.or Garden Bakes. lU llarleot Tools, nolle hilt the best kept. AXKs PHI dozen Wells' (H BB t pat tern I, Lippin, ott's and Collins' Axas. CHAINS AM IIAMES. 10 casks Trace Chain.-, (beet quality), 3 do L do, aasorted, "So dozen Oak Rivot Hatnei, do, 5 casks Coil Chain, do, 50 dozen Horse Collars, do. UOES. list dozen American 11 oeCo.'a Planters Ii. -, fin iio ri.uiV d do SHOVELS AND BPADP.s -j dozen Ames' Shovels and Spades, SS i do BUssI do do, 10 do I roti do do, kto do Round Point Shi vj-, lo do Grain do. CUTLERY. (Si PvttikvV lUOO doKen Pocket knives, direct from ShelHehl 9J0 do Table do. do do Eiik do. do, do. 200 do Shears ortd Scissors. , 60 do Razors, do do FILES. lissi dozen Butcher's unequal ed Kile, Uo Ho. 1 Kilt, other brauds). SAWS. S cases Mill Saws, 3 do Patent Hook Tooth Cro Cut Saws, 1 .o dozen Hand and Panael, Tenon Saws, Wood flaws. Compass and Web flaws, of Spear and Jackson's and other brands. GUNS. tilth - Shot Guiu aud Pistols, iu variety Large assort cut of Gun Trimmings. 100 Gun Barrels alwavs on hand, assorted. JAPAN D W AH;. Full SMortinent of Jajutnd and Stamped Tiuwaie Wire, Hi vets. Kettle Fars. Bm-- M ... floiti, .v. Ot M BELTiMG. Agency for t Imi Premium Belting ami I'scking. (made ly tbe New Tork Bcltiuc. ('ouiny i, old at Factory prices for Cash SCALES. Pla tforui Sea e, i'imu iter aud Tea Seal vm lull asaoitnwDt constantly on hand, at F'actory uricet. CHAIN Pt'MPS. ft casks Chain (turned button), 3 do do Pump Gearing, 2t0 feet dt do T'.Mug (split and Bored i Alan a very large assortment ,d Hardw.u tions and Paacv Goods. MhRi'UANa- AND TRADERS in Indiana, llliuois, and Kcutu. ky, who like b buy oood and cheap GootLi can i fly on being furnished ,iu iersou or by orders i promptly. 09" l intend doiug a sate busiuess withgtHslaud prompt tueu, and prefer selling to inch customers at one-half the profit, to doing a long-winded business, which is always attended with great risk and CASn MEN. or large and prompt bayerawho meet their , bli gation when due, will find me fully PREPARED to aseet them in prices as low at the s.me goods can lie purchased Last aud hud down in Liatuo ille, mr I sineaa beiui? alueset exclnsivelv at WHOLE SALE. L-ARLJ S. WELLS, marT Sign ofth4 Mill Saw, la Pirstatreet. CHUlSTlV.N S.UATZ. .WM. UlLMa.N. KRATZ & HEILMAN. (JITV FOUNDRY! MA SI' P ACTUREHS A ND BI'ILPERS OK STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws Gumming Machines, ChineseSugar Cane Mills. TMrasln Marlituea, sfee. EVANSVILLE, 1M. rWViF PROPRIFTORS OF TFT CITY FOVM. dry beg leave to inform theit friends and the public in general, that they are prepared to do all kinds of MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK, and everything appertaining to tbe Foundry bui nes.s. I ii. ai ,- uiaiiutactuiins; ST im E.suiKi.s a.m. Hon us f any size and power rcjuiud Saw Mill Machinery and Mill Oearinp of anysie; Distil lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum uiiug Machines, Thrashing Machines, Stall Mill.. Horsepowers, Corn tellers, Machinery of all kinds made and repaired. Iron and Brass fastings of swarj description. Iron Hottaefront, tvilar Grates, Jc Cooking aud Heating Stoves of th - latest improved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, Ac. BBEWKKS, DISTILLERS, KECT1F1E1 l, Ac, Supplieil with every description of ; t and Sheet Iron Werk, Brewing Kettles, Refrigi-rators, Atteuipurators, sparges, St ill heads and Worms ou an improved principle. Column for Alcohol Stills, Yeast Jugs, Caus, Syphon, Ac; Copper, Lead and Iroii Pipe; Copper, Brass aud Iron Pumps of even variety, far beer, spirits, oil, dr.: Brass Cork and Valves. Steam Whistles, .to. Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work and do repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper aud Sheet Iron Work, dr. OLD METALS BOUGHT. They are dealing iu aud selliug Allen Iiupioi, d Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pij-s and Tubing, Hi;. .in Hopkins' Improved Siuut Machine, Stepheu Hughes' Flour Separators, German. Bolting Cloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Packing, Hose. fr.. of the beet kiud; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin. Pig Iron, BAbit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick. They have every facility of tbe beat Machinery and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to tin ni, their individual attention, filling orders promptly, warranting their work, and are aatUAed with reasonable priews. )" Office and sale R in-. No. OO Maiu street; Foundry, Boiler Yard aud M., chine Shop on Fine street, between First and Second streets, Evansville.Indiaei. asf WW scrilr ba just net ar Bad from the East with a large and i . -h stock of everything in his line purchased from the mauufactun-rs, aud which will 1 s sold as low a can be purchased in Cincinnati, which has beret dole bad the hulk i t ti ts tra with the exceptiou of a few leading a: ; : He b:is now in store, aad is daily receiving KsJOdozcu Paiut -d Buckets, all colors, IXW uest Painted and Cedar Tubs, all si, s, i dozen Brat s bound Cedar Backets, -JUO neats Painted aud Cedar heelers, ltsj aen Cedar Piggins, in nests, brass aad Iron bound, loo dozen Cedar Churn-, bras bound. Us do Red Cedar Churns, iron bouti'l, l'Mi d Well Buckets, vai uishcd, 3 BTak , 30O do Brooms, all grades, fem na stable to smaU hearth, l'ssi M Percuss ion Caps, imported, oOO dozen Baskets, imported, fancy A comu. I list do Washboards, zin and bannister, !) do Hand Whisks, plain and f. ne . ALSO Bnsjui Makeis' Materials -Handles, 'l a me, 'I and Wire, Colling Pins, Potato Mashets, Pastry Board-, W .-slen Bowls, Chopping Knives, Cloth Pin.-. Nests Measures, Flower Baskets, Barrel Covers, Butter Stamps, Ac, Ac., including too Urge a variety for enumeration ia an advertisement. Ptn -chasers are requested to call and examine tor them selves. J. B. RfsSELI.. M..in -tr.et mart Between ld an ! 4th Louisville, K v. sk,.f h 1: h j.y-n ij.y-i hhoii.v l --X dozen an extra good article, from - el,-. t, d flue broom cord, for sale Lv feb28 t.UAs M, JOHNSTON. Vr I r M I JS 1 O M 4 OJ 1.. rm: si u9 scriber is now receiving by the Canal a sap 1, of Coal, which is mined in agin manner and shipped in clean order, free from impurities 01 i 1 , It is recommended to the public as an a r tick tended to give satisfactiou to the consul ner, and a trial of ih quality i aolirited. George W. Aftvwy . wiU attend to the ssuliug and deliverv of Cent, and receive orders at the wan house of jas Laueh. H, Jr , on Main street, near the Ciaal Lots of 20 bushels at 10 cents. Lots of 100 bttsholf and upwards at a deduction. feb4-Jmd FRANi'IS AMORY.

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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO OF AB TFOBD, C0X ' lacrporatod ltio- f'harler Parpeti wVtnaCV1 Ii.MireaBsjatrnt b.M or Lkju niiL. hi Kir. . , DIRECTORS M llontinebui. V Bor; t, I vt l P .ras orssTwfr,. Calv,,, ra -'.ll;,;I Any S-er ry. M Hootirurtoti. P,es , CT L. n,ii, .Vas t do. .. I tr. N B. tts V , A4fi,lWfcM'- Oeswen.l r.,.- , ,, John lata ham, ., l .Iu a- . . ' Appfn atf vns nod. t. ALI-F-Aai, will 1st proinftlv aaaaadrd CinliliP-. M..,i. -ire, t. Ki.,n-4. . n iLLOCK, -Marble Mall lebj r,Lr NOlfTfl A M KHIC A ,l-i. CO., .'..ft,! is. iiARTFoirr. t o Cai'ifal bl RKi Thus . N. Jaimsstl. K.-'i. Rmrali s.v-,. A 11 ' t ., .!'1W iliia Wait ?f riui e . i h.tii.., l, Willis J.I nd set . T. T i eTfs ' GeOJ T;e SexblU, , II U I U. I.. Iarui.irl Cbiirrri, !,".. ;t All. n 11 GricwoW. Suie H Spem I L. lloW ,1. JAUKS a. Blll.t Rt. Fresient . Xi A,T N "Alk'LEY, Vue Pra- t JoMk h. WAit.er. Seen urv. ? Apphcatious received by ALLEN V. HALLOt K Agent Officr -Marble Hall Building, M4, ht HAMPDEN FIHE INSURANCt CO PMtlNGFTEI.Ii, MASS cwpitaj.. , f ifsn.nnn oi, i&i; v.", wmwoo FireT f 1,1 '"' ' DtTTCCTORS I WJ Band. .1 Hamilton, J J I'yn, hou. C L dhaw H UeVfcnder.Jr P B Tyler, Otis Uilhls. E V Misjeley, H:.:c.;r mF.a.c WJJ Calhoun, R 8 Movi . A Phelps. .lr: Jas Ku kh n, Willis Phelps. ' onm jrne. WILHA.M. B. CALHol N. Presbl JOSEPH! . PTNt Hon , , . Apidlc-ion l muI.. io A. '. 1IALMU i; . alll Is- promptly at I. nde.l to. nt. yjxun. .wurtd- Hnll BtrlM-i:- Ev.msvinV hid.. lobl .-ly ait:. vi ii 0IW"' Uii LJ mWM DYER vNTTsr.ii 1. 1 .. Cor , r ut iue i 1 Virm tttsssiE VAN'. VI LLE, INDIANA Wind r-wnerffully Infirm (.. 1 ties and ' men of Uiis aty and vicinity, tlm 1 ,,, , . , ,... DYHIXtf, CI. PA N IN, , AND IIFI'Uli V? ESTABLISHMENT, U her, he a ill cleat, and dye all kiu.ls of b.lk rd WisdlenGuods. Will retnov,. niuU , without the slighte-t injury to the goo ' ' " AH work done at this establish m -nt will Is- .., rauted to -lie entire aaUslacti n. F RANTE HV ID.ML. OMPANIF The snsders lulled hasshig lasen appointed A -elit for EvaiiMillc aud viciuitv, of the INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO 8. F. COVIXGTOXr y T. A. MORJtlS, I i, 1 RISING SUN INSURANCE CO B J HATH A WAV. tfc, , . 8. T 1 1 A WAV, Free are ws pare,l to underwrite up. the U-ttei class of Fire as 3Lur.ue Jbs. at as low raw ,.f asw, nvl m as aie r nslat, nt with is rnuui eus a UUsl ie usl ilitj. Thetie C'.mpaiiii s i.nbiie their ' iifS isihsiitla ly to the State o fn. liana. SH "All lo, s Hmxtily mlj 1 st. alld n.mpfl J paid without ...nv al ati ui. nt .r diu.inu 1 what ever. Referclli e.- Li. ry liiatt, u il out ce-KKss, who has sustained hv- in eith.-r 1 i.,i.,. , 1,-j , whom all , uiens ol oin . uu state may he aee at owron.ee a fj hi., S'OLlM , Ij EvaaSMlle. July s hi -LL AS, J,.. ... . V,, Benutilui 3 pattern-. 1 Steel Fire Setts SUada, has patterns. A few- more ksfl and more i vr--ct. il Also Brass head SboicL- and longs, Iron do .'. d.., I'okers.'Oinder Shovels, ate., Ac. Ko- sale h C. S. M ELLS, Nv 1, aiiststieet. . jr 00M arm: mr.it this. MUlt you waul So ct good Hay, If yon want te get psI Cora, tf yon want to g.-; If you wanf logel good Bran, If rem wan- to get p, 1 Crush. I F..l, il in wan' 1 get . .1 1 'Incl.t .. I-. . If yon wan 1 1 . gi 1 g,j . i 1 ,,n, Mt-Ul M you wu.t lo ll you Want I . I ..sal Oraas fea eses y hind, ea t nt Rl'?TiN"S I under the Tel graph ofine, where , commodateil as , b. .,. a- in. . h. .o. -as 1 he Is -4, deliver,- in m p ui of drayaTe. Recollect, at RLSK N .s. , at any aud seed Si,,,, , I tat ran he ae- , bud as .g'Md he rit-. fr,-, n VV aler street. 'MBt rereiie i,,, fii t r... 1.. I., I'll I' l-S a h -I 1, n.M 1, 1,, . Hit Hai sud tor -ill ctl(al' Kf'-'sj ;. s,. ji. Mr.-.a 'ilu lllti .n s. 1 .' Sf I '.VJA'. t a hv UIBEB 1 ,t v Met -ii imt.im mfismw, .. r. M . 1 o 1 , 1 I an I -ti .... ... braea.iind. ID nests Ce.Lr hocl'-rs, pbu-i and Mt ij.!, lara-s Isilll;;!, 6 do ;, . oi. r-,1 1 . ,r e br-,-. ' ,1 , I . ' - Cedar burns, brase In nd, S - Plain White (Vslar Pails, iron Ison.d, L' aud a boojs, R " slout imii I ,. Stable Pail-, Steamlsmt Pails, stoi.t iron I 1 pl uests slout la-dar Tubs, iron Isauid, 4 and 11 it each neat, ' f dozen largest Horse Buckets, 10 " conimon iron bound Bit, )-. ts, This day received, and now opening in the rr.. -condition, at the ucw Wuo4cu Ware stoi- ,.l sepul j j- .r Ji7- Maiu t. Is t Seven Liu id Ei.hth. I. ii.siille.Kv mil fil ti - UHO Til EtS WHO . - W SALE AN'D RETAIL hEALl i; - I FAMILY GROCERIES, CLASS, NAILS, FLOUR, urain, Seeils. :.,. on, Lard. li.V. I kets, ( bill I -, and Wo ware generally. No. v j Mafn strsv-t I 1 ausvilb-, Ind. Ciooda iklivcred in auy pan ot the city fr ax ofehorge. ort21 jas. w. vt, 'arm JOJIK.YJCV 1:1 soil mi mi fmnrw liOUUH mj W 0 boxes Star 11 "sj o,-,i Broom.. i do Zinc Wafli P,td-, -.'sti do Buckets. bales No. 1 Batting, l.'s) r, aass Wrarping Faper. 4,1 ii- do Twin., in gro Bonnet Boat -i. JuA received and for sab- cheap t. Jaa 17 a. m". m.'.kih AT41I-) l.. 7 ...ss.' ... M l.'Oferi opyin, P. oks, Do do Brush s. G,M.sl assort ment constantly on haul and for i-a'-tt s. va WUM, No. ia Firm str.ei. WMi..l.VTnMS- HOI S. 1 H.il.VS, Ac. M. Z.1 .1 z c. s. Plaab ;-' li -B dos Axes, .tse Ti .. I ,. .J,; t ee..,,sj ali'l f r -ale at low cash pri.-rs. t.y apj JACOB STItALB A SOS. in Main St. 4-lis.--oy itKHH J000ut m 7i m w timotiu mmm 100 bush. 1 um.- ne-.. . p. r s.,!,- 1 1 septt tiRh. HArRLL . OPS! CAsftl i aps :- km; hi 31 A.- A lar'e and splendid ussortmeiit 1 for men and b .y. lat.-st sty!. . ju-f ,. ii. IJ s. r Lfi,-. by lALilKU i MAli O.N. MEL dec, V . .. . Main .Ir.si 1 Ei aim if le ( omuerriai Collet . EVAN.-VILT.L .INI.-"' " I'Z"'' srnts every indue. ment l,.;,;!,,- .. wishing ! acouire a thorough practical kii. uledg.. oTDowEk Entry Bovk h.s-ping, m well as a general Busine-, 11 .. This institution ! s Isi in successful I-; sfi a tor over live years. For Catalogues or other pa. Oculars, call at the R.m.ii.s, .., addr.-.-., ' IEKEM I AH IIKIIM. Ii 4ka' A '.',- Am. 1 ratSch.s,i do newartscta a, S ! and Cedar p.-ucil-. T ft Sl , mmm fan aasli.a taps kind ,) But. le r Knives and .s Is, Carving do, Bin. kit... -P.-ittei - I ; a. J.. Lock-and 1 uliaa, t Easter a prkrea ,1 W.itt.- and t Tacks and SpBrabbs.. Curry Combs and Horso Cards, Angers and tjimblets. P ajhet Books and Portmonaii - Neslles, (Sew g. K mi g. Darn V' t. ck'g, Pocket Cw 1 and Thnnl.lee, German and French Hat , Japanned Tinware, full as.-., r tm -nt. In short, everything usually kept by liardwarmen, at Cincinnati prices. S. M'ELLS, dec7 No. 13 First etree.