Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 218, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 May 1859 — Page 2

(The gaftg gourual.

EVANSVILLE, IND. ======= WEDNESDAY MORNING...............MAY 4 ========= The Canal. The change in the administration of the canal has caused a remarkable revolution in the feelings of the people along the line in regard to the work. Since they were persuaded that it was to be managed with some care and efficiency for their benefit, it become the "people's work;" they

watch and protect it as their own property, accede to our demand. You may be a The dispatches were immediately iouimu- . ! , ' Uil,.Kll write u sured you can do so without molesting the meated to the President, who seems greatly

A correspondent at Millersburg writes us an account of the interest manifested in that vicinity in the preservation and repair of the canal. He says the people in that neighborhood are keeping watch of the canal as if it were their own; as soon as a leak or a crawfish hole is seen, it is stopped by the citizens. In the case of a recent break in that vicinity, a large number of men left their own labor and affairs and went, volnntarily [sic], to work to arrest and repair the damages, and continued to work till the danger was past and the repair boat, with its crew, arrived to complete what they had begun. He says Mr. J. H. Miller, of Millersburg, deservs [sic] much credit for the public spirit he has manifested in helping on the work, and for the care and labor he bestowed upon the Millersburg Level during the absence of the watchman and repairboat at the breaks above. There are a few "do nothings," our friend writes, at Millersburg, as in other places, who are waiting for the peopre to do the work, in the benefits of which, they intend to get a full share. But the body of the people there are ready to do all for the canal in their power. In a few years, if the canal be maintained in a reliable condition, he thinks the improvement of the country along its line will compel the wolf-catchers to remove their traps back into the hills. ———<>——— We publish, at his request, a second -ardfrom Mr. Kurtz, to correct the errors and supply the omissions of bis first. It is an old and shallow dodge to avoid an accusation by seeking personal controversies and assailing the motives of opponents who are not satisfied with bare assertions We shall ' hae no personal disputes with Mr. Kurtz, for we have neither motive nor occasion for such. We nimply desire him fully to vindicate his character. He should be more anxious to remove all grounds of belief, than to know who believes the accusations of his assailants. If he repudiates Dr. Graff, he will reject, probably, all who do not be- j lieve fully in his immaculate inteirritT. If i , ,- i c t r d v. i trail be a fnend of Jesse D Bright s he Dr. Graff be a friend of Jesse D Brighi ought to be, as a consequence, very lenient in his judgment of official delinquencies for that is a peculiar weakness in that - 1 1 .a 1 i TV -I -1 1 .1 cqooi or politicians, nut ur. mougn ; Ifarewd and adroit politician, is a man of ! candor and truth is more tolerant of the views and conduct of an opponent less j swayedby prejudice and party rancor than any other party leader in the State. We have repudiated Dr. Graff, politically, but we would a? oon submit a neraonal contrni versyot our own to his arbitration as any J man within tbe circle of our acquaintances ?r t. - v. c t ti it I n Lr. U. be one of Mr. R. s accusers, he has . .A, ,. reasons enough without asking more re-snon-.il.l men tn itriva tn mk . foil ,.,wl ... m . , , w I ..B n. .10 noiasa mm xo prove mat ne aia not j make hi fortune out of an annual oaWv I lis Auditor, of 4n0 or $500 for that ia a ... D , . negative proposition. But a-t a man of ! rosinesa for twenty year?, and as au accurate and houest Auditor for ten years, he learned to keep books, and also the importance of keeping them accurate and com

plete, a-h nistory ot ail nu anatrs. ltiee!ed and accomplished Judge Huntington,

will .show tne sources ol his property to a dollar. Submit these UaiLa to an intelli- ' geut committee oi friends, and show bv I , , ." I ihein. beyond all cavil, how he made his ...tilth , this will be taking the attirmative isM of the proiKjsitiou, and one that is ca1 1. J . . ' . il. . ..... I

i m m sn luoiiMmtion to tue enure sans- erfill nUt.lwl9 o( a )ai.,v Bround whieh fhu white, and reducing it to .,-...,,.1 II.,m,. inctioi. oi every candid mind. Do this and eltn,fols in Nortl ,od Souh of ft j tnd to a Utrbariem more degraile.1 thai, that r.e t.o longer trouble hiuiaelf about his ailiotlAl (ou,j ralUed pon (roJd I w,lirll covered it when first fMtOi Uy Kummm or those who beUere iu their accu- ! constitutiona, eWratire ground,, has reran It is with .lifficnlty that the Enaations. We are sorry to be compirlled to j generated into a conflict upon the nigger , K thoriti.v, can ettforce the lawg for

ipysornucti spacu w ,u. n .unite, enttrel personal in its interests Krrstta Mb. LAgi iLEi-rerinil me to correct a i i .- .. . . i r, w ci i ,i that appear in my card of Satur- j J T.1 . . 1 ft I aay. i ne corrections nre in italic, ani are matci ial to the sense. I'j on Mr. Phillips' return from ludian ... .... - .... a?. . I f m OT- ' mt n I po.,d, an re nme ty yuuixcanon, ne was met U indignant men, who held receipts for money never paid over, and threatened with exposure if he did not disgorge. Undcr these circumstances he reimbursed, and satistied a jiortion, amounting to S0 or -Tu, and left tor Indianapolis thus acknntrfnlniiin .'.. nan aiitll fo th.it rtut SVw , the U uth or the astertton I refer to Robert l uncan ftt, Win SprowU21, Wm. Wright J'as. H. Skelton $5 40, Robt. Btowlee IJl, Hi, hard .Skinner 20 50, Treaaurer, Auditor, Hargrove tkc. Mr. Reavis also attended to his own business, so far a I was concerned, for he mmi I werst not, at mm$ tune, on the moat frienrtly terms. And, at the te he left the ; . tf'ut, he tea proud 0 htsrepuUd 1k. r tour years ittervardt, upon J fmmi toBmmtOM of (he guardianship J fokn Win in, ht y,rned lankrupt. Mr Hfliifisjii, wlm served, with the occakali Rftaae ol Mr Phillips a? Deputy Ttea-i.nr eighlflCBI months of my term, i.l n at 11 tu leave the office no better ofi ihaa srhei. i.e n,te-rcd UKjn its duties n Its 1 1 1 1 v.. tli .t I .a- i Mum lsvet is la a. am r I a ... - vjrr i i vi Hf3i t. utllT OA :-' t h i m latl.kitiiti y ! I am made to ay that I Lave done bi. si- , ,,;,,. limb i .u:. ft-. , to .ui" luitpiv, lor , ..i.r eui It should be twenty rear. any but a word in reply to your wtrrtftif-.-iU tflstl preb.ee the card. Von re mark that, M Wc, rocreover, bad beard . .

aomc of the oldest and most respectable citi

zens of Gibson county, who had known and acted poKtictilr with Mr. Kurtz, far ten and fifteen years, express their belief in the truth of the charges. '

We demand, as a right, the names of at tne conflirt between himself and Gov. Cumleaat a couple of those persons you designate ming, and between the Governor and the - n- fi A. nn -ithin th mirriw Judiciary. The Governor, after Col. John-

1m . a 1 1 . j L of your lilt! m.ll, for we repudiated h,m , i i u . i r d:u. ... .k-t urn ucsuiu uui iu jcc i. uuui), v we cau disabuse their minds of an errone oua impression. Your " kindest personal Hot.s " for us will prompt jou to at once iWM t,. Ma, if a., w rr a,scnption The press is a powerful lever for evil, in the hands of a profligate person, and all editors should be held to a strict account when they go out of their way to attack private i individual. I have held no office ot im portance for the past four years, uor am I a candidate for any ; nor have I been charged, p. .. . ? mtth I th " Hesterss , with , "o&cM delinquencies,' so that your excuse , uulv u, uy Fr'" l" c the conclusion of maliciousness. Your suggestion, to have my u accusers brought at once to the proof of the charges," was un e wint of time was the only ,. . ... ,1 iphshment. An unqualified necessary, as the bar to its accoru retraction, or the "evidence," will bo re- 1 quired of the principals and endorsers, and that in no unkind spirit. KURTZ. Mipn IIi'lett, a young lady of only 18 summers, who has bad no peculiar advan tages of education, is astonishing the citiseas of Terre Haute by the extraordinary j ftbiUlT ,nd with which ihe discusses impromptu some of the most elevated j themes of philosophy and morals. She is j filling a church nightly with admiring audiences. The editor of the Journal of that place a gentleman not remarkable for his enthusiasm ou any subject, aud easily carried away by admiration for novelties declares her to be woman. ' He says ; a mot wonderful Although she is quite young, she showed a degree of learning, thought, scriptural, j scieutific and historical research, which astomsnca ana aeugna-d an wno nearu uer. t w t i i - . i i a iii She was ready for every question pro poowded to her, aud answered them all with I

promptness, clearness, and satisfactory to Lane, who has not been iu Oregon to exceed the audience. We do not believe lhat there nine months during the last nine year, apis an individual in this city, no matter pears to know more about it- or the number

what hu attainments may be, that can take j the stand and answer tbe questions put to her with half tne promptness and satisfactioa she did. Her triumph hut night, whether it was achieved by her native tal- ! acquirements, or snpennuucea oy lDe gnts oi spirits speaKing tnrougn tier nr nnt --.-.-u.. or not, was complete A committee of gentlemen consisting of I Judge Huntington. Albert Lange, and Thos. U Meison, Esqs., was appointed to select a ' theme for her diacoure, and they propound the qoe,tioI1 m j, tbcre aov evidence out side of tbe revelation of the Bible ol a future exJStence Without any previous ! preparc'ion she treated tbe subject in a manner to elicit the admiration and excite the astonishment of tbe audionce. A rnrre- . . . . ponaeui ot tue Journal give- utterance to his tg jQ lu. foIlowing " 13 lt nol wonderful that irom such I .. . young hps comes such wisdom, in over-i iv...,.- I whelming beaut) and power of lauguage, , 1 ! . l i. i ' . l i - e i , ""u wiiuaucn irresisiiine nin e ami Cieai ne?j of argument'' No facts of historv no prootsJ ot gt.ence, no knowledge of the ! world, seemed to be beyond her reach , and if tho listeners ware astonished at the fullness, perlectiun, and elouuence ot her unpromptu answer to the main question pro- 1 i. .b- u ui L... posed by the honorable committee, thev j ;ie c.iuttiiy sui prison i ner pauem- .i - . ' jr.. . , . li.netuno; to the ouestions ot individuals nf ; the audience, and by the promptness, learning, and power ot her replies. ' We could but teel grateful to the teamwho, oa hebalf of the committee, so well expressed their commendation ot the eloquence. ,S5?22 ch?Ut f cour.-a- given bv the beautiful speaker, Thm V:ibinia ( anva9, which ai Ihe out aJ promised to result in a now aud power(llu,stion in which the 8tmggle 8t..niH to see which faction can make itself the raoft ultra pro-alaverv. Thev are out-Hcr- - . IIerod m ils 8uprenM. devotion to ggSj, riRnU 80utheru institutions, southern niggers, and southern slavery. Thus this opiiosition party Ita- nlready ceaed to lie Tailable a the nucleus of a ureal national , organisation, and the result of this Virginia j F,,n,s in a broad national view whether j Letcher or Hoggin -hall be elected Governor becomes a matter of little or no consef quence i Tn4! contest in Kentucky i, assuming u ( g,raiigr g,,. The Opposition has destroy- ....... ... . ea msmm oy tn toolisli issue it adopte.1, as w Mieret .t it3 0WQ conviotlon9 ! Xy whrtt ttlirre ar ,venow- tolook for union , tad streugth, in the forma'ion of a national pdrlv aKa a aud t.OQ,tjtlltion(l, piR,. form , , si' A numerous body of Methodists in Fannin .unty, Texas, where the schism oc - urred in ihe churt h upon the subject ... sUv.-iy , peristel iu adhering to the Met htV dist Churt h North, instead of going, like all t'leir bretheren, in the slave States, with tbe Church South. Thin independent course has been construed by their fellow-citi-sens as proof of their abolition proclivities, and a crusade has lieen i-omun tn e l agaiust them which threatens to drive them from their homes. Public meetings uf ibeir neighbors hare been held, and the membeis r4 tli a a. i an J aam. ssti.salAsi It. it n kann va iuv j i lya. I I v kl K. w 1 1 1 kit II 1 11 U il W KPfK il warneit t.. ieare the Stute in a Bush to avoid being torviblv ejected LTnoH mere ma- --: asn . . piciuu, wiiuoui a Wor.1 oi un act showing . snsa sbmssi sf sy . pss. to tether uli tbe alajluiou views promulgated - by the section of the churt.h to whi -h thev . i - adhere.

T t. r.Kl... . ihr I th Troubles

The Washington correspondent of the I Nevr York Time says : Secretary Floyd has received voluminous dispatch from Col. Johnston, commanding in T tah. who gives a very gloomy account or Judiciary. The Governor, after Col. Johnston obeyed the requisition of the J u.lges tor rf StatM Courf . .. .... .. w tu. i mreaieneu to can oui me .wonuu'i iuiuuuj to drive off our troops. Then Col. Johnston aent up several additional companies of inmmrv, out ui riruucry. mm uuc ui ij, if- netestMl v - Jw - H ajj J-Jf-action of Col. Johnston The dispatches exhibit Gov. Cumuiing in no enviable light. Parties in New York, who are well advised, declare that the actions of Got. Cumming are but part and parcel of a preconcerted plan that Colonel Kane's late mission to Utah was undertaken under the express injunction of Mr. Buchanan, to hush up matters with Bngham Young, and that Cumming is acting in acwith bint3 conveed to hiL from ofidal quarterS( to take cue from Brigi '" F' Mormons. Another dispatch says The State Department has received dispatches from Utah, confirmatory of the news received bv telegraph from St. Louts, that R tbe Kederal ftnd Judicial officers The Admini3trat;on will sustain Oor. Cumming throughout in his . endenvors to preserve order. Judge Cradlebaitgh s condnct is disapproved 0 , and he will be recalled. Oregon Pollttea. There is a serious schism in the Democrat ic party in Oregon, and the papers indicate that there is much dissatiitaction in the now atale, iu regard toadmissiou at this time, especially without a pa incut of the war debt and other provisious desired. There were tew if ativ demonstrations of joy at this eveut. The Oreguuian charges that Lane, Smith and Grover were more anxious to secure their $ 1 0,000 per year each ( salary and mileage) than to consult the wishes of their constituents. As to tbu question of population, the same paper says: "Tbe reader will see, also, that (ien Lane asserted unconditionally, that ' he had no doubt the white population of Oregon was 93,000." Tbe census taken made it about 45,000. The votes by the ratio usually rdoptcd, even less than that. General of its inhabitants than thoee sworn officers who have traveled over it to enumerate the people. The Oregon Statesman denies the truth of the assertions of Oen. Lane aud Dehuon Smith in relation to our population The record establishes their statement? fa! false Ererv man of sense or observation kno " . ZiZ . ... W9 them to be false. Vet we art smuggled into the Union upon the exaggerated statement! of Grover, Smith and Lane, not only in relation to the number of our population, but the present desire ot the people. Dumas, the celebrated French author, has adopted a r.ev mode of publishing his work of travels in Russia. He is to bring his chapters out in the form of a Daily pa per, containing no other matter. The tint number of this journal was to appear ou the J leth of April, under the title of Le Caucae, JounMl du VovW dlexandr. Dunxas. and the whole is announced to be completed in " " iiwn is uiuuiiiii cu iu w . uiu lien ,1 11 u - . , thirty numbers, each containing eight larg , . , , . double-columned quarto pages. Subscript ion foi the whole is five francs or les? than or the whole is five francs or les than ar. This will enable readers to gel the 4 doll work for about one fifth of what it would 'onu mriHuce, wnue u win protmblv pay the author a larcer profii V. . '.. " . . . ?. Popular literature is fast taking the Xews- . ... .. , . .- . . .. ,. paper toira ol publication, and expect b,ore lon ,0 e u works ""tndeil for general circulation, couifc out in a heli.li.ma,A1 or diurnal ifces. AtuiCANUA noN Jamaica. It m evid.hl. (tom nil in. on ii ts, that tho few wliikvi that yet remain in Jamaica will soon l e obliged to ah.tn.Liii their humea and yield the entile i.ititrnl nf that U-auliful island to the blacks, who appear bead oa e.elling the the protection of hites wid e .he annoyauoes that do nut amount to - rime recog nized by law, are so constant and persisteut that a longer residence on the island has 1 come almost intolerable to tli whitea. Several members of tho Stos kbrnlgo tribe of 'ndin. now located in Wig.-om.in, i 1 A . . n . a . . a. a a who lorraeriy occupieu a large traci ol laud in Cnlniiibia cotintv. S V., have, recently MWtdCN Upon their old Oiemises and laid " n ar i claim to it a.1 lejral owners. They hare been ejected, but the movement ia biippoaod to in Psun ' a plan to commence PdMtT" nd" the claim of the Stock1 hriilon tii'.iu (if I Kitlma ....... ..f H " 1 i"1'" " 1 ' I ' to some Gon.OOUa.-res of land in Rcn-aeloAr, Albany, and t olurabin countuss, which they U?' w fts illrgn.T ' their ai.eetors. BSg lelia WeMter, who was in the Ken lucky penitentiary several year, for enticing slaves to run away, has recently bi my lit about thirty tannin- from the i.-i-t to Mailison, Ind., with the iutentionof start ino a shoo factory on her faim, which is situated on the hlutt Iielow Milton, on the K. njii. k slioie. Delia is a maityr down Eitst. Nut 11 or.l to bet dis. red it do tbe ainte there llieve. If these thirty Limi lies depeud on the said Delia, the Louisville ''"' tliei mo (.a.llv soli as mcy will aaad ere long. ome curious facts are dereloped in tha ennnrf gf tlin paoi.nn A- eett swtsi .if f Vs a vui u ( va " a v a a vat 11 i iuj 3R leWIa Ui tuw New York City Lunatic Asylum. It is stated that there is one lunatic to every four a ft o.-.. ntinumi aim isfiiii-sfien pnorn. oiavui a. pri isssiutio. o. nu. .-ic v 000. the numher ot' insane would he ovci 2 000 Tun renort sueirwu the b-ildiutc of - two rrore State asjrlQvn.

A Fr.tiv rnv I niHl'HATv vi, Snvnm.

correspondent of the 8t Lonis Repub. lican say? there b a design to collect all the disappointed Pike s Peakites. after the gulden visions that have allured thriinto the wilderness shall have passed away, into a filibustering expedition upon the nlexican States of Chihuahua and Sonora. The Re PMWiVan savs: J I liBt uirents na atrentft nave ifen m worn .n geit a, l- A tinii up an expedition, wuicn is 10 De con . . i ; centrated in Chihn.ihua and Sonora, does not Admit of a doubt; and the condition Of the men who have gone out to the gold re gion the destitution of many of them even when leavincr our frontier, and the proba bility that hundreds and thousands will be in a state of absolute starvation, and, there- j fore, ready for an vthing, soon after their ar11 .u .i- ij.K.r I rival all these things warrant the belief that nu inroad, peaceable or otherwise, will , be made into the Mexican States which we j have named. All that is wanted to give a , successful issue to such an exnedition, is money monev to pav tor the provisions for the use of the men: This has leen the main difficulty in the way of an earlier organization, and may yet prevent an efficient force from being set in motion. Inecountry will look with much interest to the fuy .... . ture movements of the filUbefSters on the Western Plains. Solomon Stnrgi-;, one of the wealthy men of Ohio, and a great land owner, is selling his immense possessions, because he believes no man has a right to own more than is necessary for his use and that of his family. In his advertisement he says, " God has no doubt wisely ordained i hat Ifindtharkt should bu cursed ; and I cau truly say that I am exceedingly anxious to sell all my lands, and get clear of the curse. r, , ... . i i Solomon, doubtless, gets a good price for hu land. BkaST Iickens say" of a mother who died with her babe un her losom 'Claiiiinir that slight spar within her arms, she drifted ! oui uon tne uarK, unKiiovrn sea mat rous all around the world." NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. rt .Sf. V. V. f .w mxwv or THK Young Men's Christian I'nion is appointed to be held at tha Lecture Koom of the rresbvterian Church n Second stieet, ltwe.-t. Main aud I - i cnat, THIS EVENING, after the usual Wednesday , veinng fterrlcaa of the va. ions churches ars con cluded. my4 J.y"TKI good, active tit I, . i ,nl : t WW cooking and doing all kinds of housework Apply at the walnut Mt. House a a. . a1 a tl A ; aiy4-3i dm i'STJKMu ?JHlJi.':s 'HTMM9 JVsV tUMM 100 cases Bultimore Ovstera. in do French Sardines. In store und for sale hy ALLI8 MOWML CiH.t.nf.m'f fHJ.ni-JiuJvr: 20 baskets Heidslck Chanpaigne, fja, 15 do do do, pts. 1W do Cliqnott do, u,t 1U do do do, pts. In store and for sale hy mv4 ALLIS a HOWKg 1 U HJMTH'h f iTTHUk MtJ ALBi Wm urn bids of t '-k Ale, :) bUs of Ken'nett Ale. Iu store ana far sale y ALLIS A HOWES. 9 announce the completion of the exteneiT improvements to iheii concern, which have becu In progress for some time past, to afford the utmost facility for carrying on an extensive trade, by sell- ': a good article only at nu. a prices as cannot fail t- gm universal itisfaction. H ina this olde. t in view, evsrjr consideration that strale;litiirwar.l dealing, fcviofaj on honor and likerality, can give, will ba resorted tu. and thus establish matoal tonfldenra between buyer and seller, The stock is im haiiaIk- i . , m ....... i. . m n - i ' j m.h'i v.-t j 'iv"ti iiiLMi' i ujiieie, anu ioi - pure dun t . ..me to im RTUDDABD a THOMSON, inj 1 DruggMts, 17 Main sf rmHIKIt stfP.Nf .VT. Jfjpf SM lint re .'i.t tho third hinuieitt i t th.ise"b--..iniiiK V it. I, i.t.ug H.Hips, the Excelsior" nf i tbe seai . Also, Men's .nd Children Mala, MpM and a Ruueral aaaoitiueut of Dry Goods. my .". F..MBK H i TO , 4 . Main street WW A large aale of Hate, Laabrellaa, aud Cigars Veill sell at our auction rooms, ou VTKDNKaDAY an.l Till KHDAY, May 4th and 9th, 7 oases ol Hats, lo ,m-'K ot I'mbrellas, TV( Ig.rs, Ht.. Shirts, a d.. I'udcr Shiita, 40 grwaa assorted But tous, 5 do Bowie Knh.n, ft dor Rnaora, Bjl .L.. u rain y S.wp, and notions generallv . Ttaasur Sali AU sums nnder n, . h ; all I sums ovei Jin, la) davs (atyabla in Bank, with ap 1 proved security. H. Ml- Acii.. l " Am 1 1 ones .. M I"' Inji-i ti.i )-Hiiiil I I. .in (none sii. In IWI bags Superfine do. SS bxs Croitor 4 liau.blr'a K-at Aoa. 30 do . oi n tt ' t hickens.. .Iiinl receaved and for sale hv I ff Art. M.-JuHNS"Til . apju Poe' Block, Main st., uenrCnnal. rift: i .i Htjmmr, eMMjrxBT a.'tt U-nt assert luelit ol Whiteah Brushes .-ver fl. i.-.l no sale tn this city, is now ou exhibiii.u. at STODDARD a THOMPSON"?, poo 17 Main st res t a.rnDOJJii ar mo.n sjevv U'ii.i. 9 open this day, an invoice of new and fashionable Perfumery, auci- Moat, and Hair Oil, in ' eluding the celebrated C'ocoine, so highly recoiu , mended for the Hair. Humming- Bird aud Butter -: riy Kxtiats for tbe Haudker. hitf. and a large as- . Mrtmeut of tologna, Dressing l omlat and Brushes. at the Drug Mors. I, .Ma.u strestt. ap-'H jr.v jshott r.ntwT Oh t mm t en ,1 KAs seWted pa. ticularly to. tamily use, of receut iinp.'t tati.'ii aud tine growth, to which M invite thealtentioa ! re luolMniir., sjH-antll those that lMe exiwrieoced the dilfh itll in rettin'' nood , Teas. .Inst rec.ived at ap: ttl'uDDABD A TMOMPHUX'S. mOeJUUI .VJII.HtHIH-Mn HDLr V Nailrods, of the l-eot iuality ol Mnatanj him. in atoie and t- . sale by tmm SAMI'KL nltK I j OB. M.niTJOMt JJS ikH OMtJ'i iJS'ti "hi .use Uol ' A u vils received this .lav and foi sale by SAM ILL OltU. Won it a sale bl ts loo MAS US fOM S. K OtLBKUl A LO., ai J." Nu 1 ..am ect M OH I .y 'tis fl SUB fo H Jt. it Jf I E U1LBKK1 .t I.V.. ap3o No. 4 Hycam. re treef. WOM tUML ti i H t:.l I' .1 .VJ? v t o I - M IUUCD MJOOY 01 a ill .-u hang.- lor go.U. Enquire at this office. ap it f. Tr tut jnrTmkBrwaojt' aj' JY t onutry merchants to my 1st,;- to. k ot Cedar aStraa, oion-inji a great, r .iet of sie und style than aver lailo.e oltete.l 111 I -nlsville, amongst which ate'If 1 ,loien lt-d daeH.'b.n n-, A sir, irou U.und UN) do White do 4 do do. ISI ,,. I . ,,. .1 i braM bound -o do PtaM do lnn hound Alt it. W I. ii.. 1 ish.r Chin its ar iHicked in caaaa, without extra charuei thus ensuring their sff 1 fU "! iai.st..itatn-.ii, and oiamng tresh and . cau S.td as low us cab lw pun ha.-d in tlo i , ,1 ,,, (,t tl.. 1 ....la.ill.. UVl..h ttaie .1. B. Bl 5SI.I.I., MJO Mali. -1 , ip.'S Her Third J Fourth. Loni-viile, Kv. a H.li't: MJlt t o.VBttt.VP it WW :. it. n nice t ol Chairs, for sal. rhene to mm i. .i iiiuelit e. ii - mi i n in rt',,M:L'. ZltAuf,u7 New fork, a rnrtaS asnuttiaawt nf Black, Blue, Bed. and tireet. Priblikg Ink Printer Varnish, ...,i.i -i(- ,u l nr.nxr i.. i.nt, ihe., lutein! to de :.;;;;;:z:r,:,r; i-e:;:::: .a - ... .. Evans nd WMOjaJ'TPB -a flkaoaNT dwkllinu ww Il'.i.-- c. utaititjg ab-.ut five or six rooms. a; piy nt this efflve. ap ift-lw

.muni uij icij 11 .u nnwiinx wmi ai. exreuive is a preventative oi trie attacxs oi mumis lever. ... , ... . ..i: .1 SMaSS WWr,d- l ------command ..u, Manila I JV!Tuf tm 5KBBC Newish the public to underatand tha, we arc i tunr and stot.e coa, Titiea inputable 12-4 Linen Sheetings. Pillow Case Linens. Hand not urging upon them tha ue of strotg Ltqu-i- " r'r...v lir; l"''"" ''f' , " 'A' kerehiefs. Towels, Napkins, Bleached and Brow., I a beverage. M e ar, aud always have been, opposed .. ; "n'J"";8"!: .rL,' .. tl!I Linen Table Clo,h., , Tomer ot Main and their ta-ing used in tlutt wav, but if peo,d will use w "t", IMtthe PI rat stfMa. ....- l. .i. lL. .11 i oiirt House. I.vansvilh-. Indiana.

- - - - at us j it in- an ana ntav as , ivi a 1 1 r i j 'ui anna tnasDaai OVJ 1'' VM W II Wi ll W. mmmmmfdi inva mT jaSsjai Pur article, that will keep them in With, and j "l""-4'1'"1" w it n vs.M.rw.n. JT Tn recTipTcT a Wga Vuf g JrLflaX "i- . Y i Jf"f OW THATSVrKcinoa, Painu, Oils. Dva Htnfts, Window lilaaa. and j I- to nail alwayi pure and unadulteratl Liquor ' O JT nor Turkish uioking Tobacco, ith ate rFancyO.Ki.U of which we bought at the very I ,"-K-iua purpoaes, and a little lor tb. .torn- aasortment of Il-;rjl '. jV'X lowest ash pruna, whlrh enables u. tu fter ,,n, j aak. f require. . and will challenge ar. in- apS STODDARD THOMPSOWt. cuatom rs great barg.ini. tlnr stock of Medi. ines lc"" heanata in this w any other j aro nn.urpHsaed for pu. Ity VU .re determined lo l?"nj f? Jf ,?' Ji'"'''1';'; ' " a VcV e -II pure Drug, and Mo.ti.ine,. or not s. 11 at all. ""r.""'? 'H , 0 " M,f ! rgB- ItllTSSl v ConwquentlT. .1 you do ,t wi,h ion. mdi. ,..,, "o1, 11 " "'ted- ' 'f ''' W from the j AflSSmgT)law. 1 1 Mllssi A

AMUSEMENTS.

Messrs. Spalding & Rogers

Respectfully announce thai tin ir grnat 4, T-.n J s. I i 1" - :'allMii; acre. NEW ORLEANS OlfcCUS tiIr SV3St It.? From their Amphitheatre. New Orleans, will U. fractal. Si a Rood MSfeiV .nltivation :u .1 "WM

exhibited oo board the Floating Palace, at VANSV1LLE, TVE9DAY , MAY lO. DOORS OPEX AT 2 17 O'CLOCK P M AnMianicm.. Dree. Circle 50 cent; Family 'iri le 50 cent. ; Children 25 cents Oa I lories . eiitIn addition to the Stock Company, the Management have the honor of announiioir th following Foreign Artiate, making it iv far tke Unit-M ani ot perfect Lqwatrian Kstaldinhrnent in Ktiroiitul America: u iir pi 1 1 1 1 l invain Mm... . m. v ' j a ....... I' -liiifie K-iiieatri.'hiif d- Cirque Napolr..n, Pmir. wo: derfully bwutitul and expert, aiirpaMinx any living Rider, male 1 th I nitd state) or tm:tle 1 int apiaranv in M tnM ' 1 ' ' , For the past six year the features ol the t'lr.ii .1. x n,li PaJrj,, ,.onai,,ing ,.f M0XS GUILLAI MK f-ONltAl' The c,.lttbrmU;a Antipodean Rider. (Fir.t aH' ance in the United States.) MOSS. CARLOS CoSttAf' Ti fain French Gymnast and CroteaiHc. "?lV!ZLT!J!, mos. FBANtoia conk u I 1 ie (ireat French Acroliat and IV.-iHi-t at.ptarancr in tha United States.) SR. W O. DALE . .. ' Ct. ' .. . u . .. Tlie aatoniahing 8till aulter and Ridar. from Se York. tFirat appearance in the South, i I' KOI SAKCRDAS ! The celebrated Staninh Juggler, from the C'u tu UittMiniota. Fi rat appearance hi the 1". Stnii Mi:. FRANK DONALDSON ' 1 he famous (Vlistliemst und 1'aiiti iiiiinn-l, li ..in Aatley'i Amphitheatre, London. (Kiisi aptM-.u anew South. ! This is un.pieetionably the mt ImpertMiit j ai .1 i.otly coiubiuatiou of Foreign Star- evei.fi.-' t 1 in America, and involves an expense only jnsti te. d hy the exigencies of their N ow Ot leans Ampin theatre. In order to afi rd their Souihain pHtrotis the en juvuiuui oi nil .ui- LifBi num. iioub ' I in.' ..uioniSmtn this winter ther exhibited m.medt itely before the (.'irciu pertormance. in (he P.M. Ai'K MCSKTJM, (admission J.' cents -eutrame b front stairs, i Mil. Al EXANDEU MuXTAIO. HSutSiSS!? VMimMA An eno rmous LIVING AKIIU'AX B.A OMfMQCTOft! 4(i feet long, weighing l poUHiU, wkicti roBSUUSea a dozen full growu to wis or a small calf at one haul aud a hue LtTOM AKKR'AN AXAOOX DA ' l feet long, weigblvf, 87 potmdi. Vlso in tbe KiDOTTO 8ALOUN. ou Imard the t.amer James Kaytuoud. luiuiediately alter a. li Circus performance, ad uiissiou if rents, i a newly i .. jM.-i I Troupe of CAMPBELL MINSTRELS Comprisiag K. ti. ENEELAND, of Runisey. Naarceab'i Campbell Minstrels ; E. H. WINCH ELL. of Matt IVI's Campbell Minstrels; W. W. HEDDEN, ..f Kuinser A New. nib's Campbell Minstrels , J. H. DOOLEY, ot Matt Peel s Campbell Mtutrela ; H. A. MONTCARDE, of Brvant s Mlnsmis T. C. DISH NELL, or Christy's MilsiuIs, Supportcil by eftlciunt auxiliariee. Will oxtibit at NEWBl'RO. Wed iaa4ay, April 11th. may -t.l To the Public. Tmm rjitT wmjvtxm ajvn wins c so far, have leen verv wet ones, causing many of our rivers to overflow their banks, hacking up the water in the creeks and bayous, and rtj ..liiar to a considerable extent tbe liottom lands; when the rivers recede, which may I expaoted soon, then the large surface of decay ing ve-r- 1 utablc matter exposed to the scorching rays of the mimmcr sun, producea the malaria, wliich proves so f,.tl In its course, sweenine whole Slates, und ipnriug neither age nor sex in IU conquering okrch: Afur a residence of more than twenty ytairs fn tho middle and Southern States, wo think we have 1 1 i . . . . - . 1 ummcriu a iiieoiciue wiiivn, iu m itiiuiu rjorui, ciateiu wat-i We have no doubt many Imtsoub have bee. ruined in health, if not actually killed, py trinkmu lad hisky, tb greatet ih. ieas.n 'bat j Allis a Howee' pure Magnolia shoiihl W iu fe., . ral iin. Juf iici. d hi .1 in ?t..r.- I i - . 10 pipes as 1 Brandie. (old) frnm t t97 rgal. 'kp'l (old) from 1 1. - 4 pipes Holland Uiu , 3 pnnrbeon. old Rum. apSo ALLLS a HOWES. Water -t OJUKTMMJVt .VJP W I D IMfl.AK SU I NtJLICJ. A gentleman liting iu on. .. the upter oituties, hating purchased one 1 .M. li.-. ige celebratod mai hinos for sawing Piling!.., is i us furnishing the sul.chhul aeeklv with Slippll. s of these evtra Shingles aaaud ...it of sound, ' cIkki p.iplar, and put up in I ni.fll. - c.'iilain.ng Vs ! Shingles, full count. Tluse are a goal article, and ii.. iiiiHtHke 111.- U-t ,l-.lillc fvn Ibul can I found, and coating a gol deal less uioiiev all ai,J ei.'ilulut them at J. F. ULOYKK H Luuil i Yard, . .'. t'ortn-r Main and Seventh tre-i. jr Yjosv u.s'tt e ix.n jc.vr kJ 4lHJ bids White Little. '. 1 hints Gray , ."si bbls Plat.'r Pan-. AO do l . nient. Poi sab- as h,u, ORB, DALZKI.L k Lt g li AT J Jf T 4 MJiMjir 1 0 O 0 Hl ,'ll s L aseortfl colors, for sab hi apW OBIt. DALZKI.L X TO rmxMM j. ii pit ii ?A bl.ln Tar, 1 do Saw Pitch. K..i nab- v obb. dalzkLl a a,.i; Sugar! Sugar! Sugar! I' HT mMtCKMp'Xn B ' .fl . LIS A HoVSlCS u conslrfni.i.iit, direct li in tl.. plantation, p. i steamer Haiti, .si hhd. ot N. !ngar, fr sale cheii. ap J--JOS. SCHOENFELD, wnOLEHAbH nEALER IU BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, AND Straw Goods. Kg I Vans s-raaar, ear. M ain wi Uaranong. afjSJl ll KVANSX ll.LK, IM giottPtCm TSttti. tu'-jTvs T MKVBl t'- . - el, a large assortment ot (.'ooin-r Tools the Im t in .pialitv and tlnlrh, ever brutish' I inMil. M-o-ltnidbiuv S..ikeflm . -. W a.le A Hut. In i s Ilui , Lullie. s i:arl.'i Sin a: taenia Hum ra aaia hj JACOB STBAl'B i PJQi sfsH 4' Main -ir.-. 4 II HOLKSALK HF.ALRR I V GROCERIES & LIQUORS, Mo. 'SB Wom Ftrat street. 1 EVAN'MVILLR, LND VS Jffl'W Ahvi A l"t of jrserjr .-. t. o.y-t: op Ml tlie and burglai -nrotif Salsa. "seth Thomas' thiity hour and eight day rim k , . fat. IIiihii. Eli7.atx-th and BUhoii 1' ,aii, i;. -tea ls, B111.au, and one flue Book ( a-r. aill b. - Id low fur cash, bv II. N'ELSi N A ' VJf mV BPMIJS'U 4tmOUH. Jt .HT flesaflsed at lU'OHEB' Dry k -da Store, a am ral aaaort.il' tit .1 Spring Di v Goods, . ompri-i:. Delaine, f'hallia, Beragee, Bla. k Silka, Oinghanu, Jr., Ac. Ilnsierv of ever i rnraaSj and ouaitti. fcttm the uica aitkle. at ten . enl. -r pair t. the extra Md ii... I'.n.L i . . 1 . ft I , i a . ii uf r.iiK'.Pii hi ii. ic Miiirii iiiij;- la'.ins 11 let so milJl dillii ulty in getting. api'l B-ii :.-. - hmobb'-jvht u t: 1 1: i 3 id at Ul'bllES , . ne ..f the largest and m.t i mjih'te sfiaks of Shoes ver brought ti 11, i- citv f..r i.entlem.-u, hoys, and Ytfntha ; nnd lor latdim Misses, and t htl.it cn, th i- aftSSSM is fierfect.--Vll. if yon vi nt g.a.l hws, aud supptv aoaur wants. aji BftWBBT POTJTuPs. I., Ml SIIW i Vct Potato.1 arid Vam. in.f r,--, l I s.." s s 11 BAMFV. .In ..rn-' I n -t and Vim stri . ta. W mr m m aaa.r Ji n - - V t fs U , I V ... 1 - - .. ... -ii . ft'o o.igs sxira riuuilv noitr. 19 l':shvlsfreh Corn 5le.il. P1 E. H.SABIX Jt CO

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fms h sai.r. env mmb' TBM.ns: flu- . e. (r ami part of t.'it -. w. qr. of aee tgj tttnred and improved. The fields a re an lo contain lo t . . acrea each, ami awuvided rt. Kood swinginp nabs, and BffltBS of never Tilling stuck watm I n.- Hull. lno- i iMmW 1 t'-nl frame b. cis.-, . ..ill Winn,- looms, conveniently ar-tanK'-'l. a KHi tiMiiif utiioke h !. milk. ii - muiI .llai. lv. luie t'cn au.l iilln-i necepi. tnnT1ngi. Tliere nl.v niK'ii the nUve land a &hm i.r. bwd if i-ti..K . flMil tree 1 taifl I., tin iilln : :.ii. l t ovi r'. w ifti trie tn..-t tinilxT t It country will y 1 - .it 1 ml i situated iwet-n n.- nui'i'i, inn t.r . -t..i wi r.invilleA 1 u i-m1vi1V Katlroarf, thr mile tr.Tri each, is a nunkd iiiek farni. ami i:. tht- ni."t liealth.v part uf Soul her u liidiana: -tn-ietv if -o.vt and the Conuiiy Mell pi. .tided with ii.aUati1 chnrches. AltKi the . ii Iim.1I aiei j.ivrt tl.- a4 l. ui i i ii Hoittbueet "i r ! t. Town I -. fijUtSJi U coMtaiolng lottacrae with afwM Maerw la tu'.u v.ition. Mill anl timber uin.urpns.t H, Uml i divided between hili rolling m. I i,. ti UotUMN Thr ir of sect til, toau S rai.i,. :o ooutaiu iiii; Imi a re ; The n lif n w ir of sect 'Jo, tw n S, leaawl - containing Mi acreThen .,r n e r of wct ti, town I ifiSJrt i ije uL. couinin4a;rea; u Situated mi the V . ,f K. canal. 2:". iiii!. n utli ! Evannville. alid in tha immediate iuimt .t a ! Meam mill IU lull and n' i-tul oih-i at ion. imlmiI'Iof turning out ."WW) feet of Ituuber dallj, which mUl m . . , ',,.,.,, , , MBaWMet. for terms and iarticular aHdy to S. M Mit comb, reoiding n the ftio acn trai l, at lo tin on . derMgned. Al-o tbe followhig valimMe Keal Ktate in thel'itv ot Ltaiinilie and Lauua: The ti lil of Lot tl"., and the tin i .1 L t I 1 ,i tin- !i w 1 . ol Lot .1. tha a hole of Lota .'It. 21. and r24 in the Donation KaLarawiiient. Ale.., 1..-H No. 2 :n bl -"J, Lot 1 ' in hi 2a, tits t and 3 in I I -'7. 1- t l in bl Xi. lot 1ft in bl 39L lot h) ,u bl 41, lot 2 in bl 43, and lot 11 in bl U, in tl.-Ka-itern Km Ut-eiio'iit Al-o, lot l.i ami ftl in b '.l, I.. I l.'l tu Id 14, lots .'. and i. in bl 17. and kM 1" m bl 1ft, in the Fouftb I .i:!,i' i : Oue-third ofiot and the h.de .-f M lift in Original Htm. Lota 3 and I in bl Elliott's Ktitarvi-Hiem . Lots ft, 9. aud 10 in Id M. a nth l.i.l-n -.' Lot '. and adjoiuiii) lil 1 '. tu Id !. Mork II El Lot IJ and l. in bt I, Maker s Addition Also '-"" lot in LoiuaM-o i'it iuid V'l'iiti. i'Als.. Ihe h'll.,n.r; r.umtng lalnl" ui tanuviburgh. Hi Ian in, aud Pike comities -The ii e, it e jr, i.x JtoMH s s, range il w; Uacn. The hi, n w ura 14, t S rangu 10 , 80 .n lei W hf, s w qr, 6. C II- town f, . range 1 w ; 80 acres. E hf, a' o ur, a w spr, me la, Iowa fl i, .hhk" W! Ki acres. Lot 6. sub n w gr, mk 11, t h i. ' , rang 11 6 5.V100 acres. Lot 'Ji Mtb n w .r , Jl t,, n i. h, ramie 11 vest ; 9 77 -inn acres. W hf, n e .r, a-c 16, t. n 7 , rang 11 w ; wi at res K bf ii e qr. sec town . s, rani;e 111 t ; ft acrea. N w qr, sec 10, town fi , range 11 w ; IWi acea. S w qr, sec 10, town ( , range 11 w ; IWi acrea. N w qr. im --. t. wn f. s, range 11 ; loo acre. N e qr, m qr, sec 24, town Ci, range lOw ; -fiiarrs. V .- r, r qr, soc IS, town C a, range 11 . to acr.S qr, n w qr, ec i4. town s, range in w: 4iacre N e qr, s a qr, sec '.'t, tnsn 11 , range 10 w, 4n acres. I t.t, h qr, Mir c, town C s, range a-; 80 acrea. s) ht. a e (r, sex 33, town 6 r, range 10 w ; 8 acres. v qr, n wqr, sec ?A, town 6 s, range 10 a ;4' acres. Moat of the above tracts are well located, valna b!e ind riihceptiblv d i. fiigh state of iinprovenn lit are situated near the Citv, ujion the Kailroail Mr Cunal lf"0 acres n a qr of ae r 7, town 2 . rango S w. 1C0 dd neqr do 20, do 2 s, do Sw ion do s w qr do '12, do 2 : d. IM do ae qr do M, lo I s, do w. 40do n w qr, ti qr 2t, do f s, do lo w. 4oild n e qr, n e qr 2ii, do ga, .to low. ?5do n hf seqrn e qr,'J;. do t a. do 14 n 1 fill do u wqr, sec li, do 'la, do 10 pr, tflS)0 s w qr, do 23, do 3 s, fo 10 m. Hxdo u e qr, do 2t do 3 s, do 0 v. Said tracts arc located near the Canal and Railroad, are covered with tho most valuable timber for building and othei purposes, r.nd are the finest lands in the cottnty f. r Agricultural purjaises. Titlea perfect. Dili acres the n e qr of sec. 21, b".vn i s, ranga 7 West ; 1GU arret the c r of sec 21. Lowii 3 i, mnge 7 -y, ,- na.t h.ir nr ,,l m 91 t,,un t 80 crot Laif' 9 1 lh ,oun 3 j gJJC the e'h'ill s w or of section U towu I s. W acri9 , c , " w v' ' cUun " lo1 - ranee 7 uast. MOM OT OU li JPH It J J M M - Jf typs artists will find a new aaaortment t l aws and Frames jast from Xw York boiijht low , and w ill rw sold at a araaTI advance, hy BT0DDABD 4 THOMPSON apju ') Main street v,iirx r.v. 1. imit.jij'vx is kVj Til Y. PHU K V LIBERTY."--Twentv tw - cents in th ri f a l-ittle of I'.-rr; Dai Pain hilier. There wi noftiing r-ter invciiietl so - an - m Tfci LI. f a i.T'iil l reiin.v.' 'iii mniih'T oi ram as mis iuv.11 liable artirle II is an excellent regulator nf tin Stomach and B..rls, and bu mna.'d iie rcj .v and .piicke.te.1 no. re ffSmi than lies in the MM ! mlndtocalcnl.it. It is, in lealMy, an infallible l'..m K i li.'l Pornak- by Diuggialsnud Merchants gen-i-ll, .1 S IIABKIm .1 CiL i .'.i Jindaw Proprietor., I'in. innati. 'I 1 era ic. b. a. wtiJ tKH B u.yM ti h JLP hA Salt Batesaaa Simp, loi ihe nre ol Salt K lienm. ." - Ib-ea-e ut.iii.-.ii.-. Lruptionr, and Kindred 1im-hms is givinn .'iiliie satiafactioli and rhnnannd 1 are antmall.i stt.stini; the jo the. I.-.-I on th.- remo:il ol tl Ma I .Mi . no-diseases from ili.'ir itystem. by thi uomterfiil BI.hmI Pnrifler MistYrate is also meeimg with nni vernal am res. as a hraler of old T.-lf.-i and llingaorm, f;,.-t Bites ai d B it i-i Ibh Thve humors yield to it instant I . F. sale by V. M A U . EU stil PETER lhsi LINO. Eiait.-v.lle , Speacet A Tow mw-n J and toiu ( Bro.li'-, N.-wl-.iU', and lia Delauo, Heudersoo hi J. ST. 1IAKKIS C , ap'jn-'JmdAa Pi ..pi 1. t..i. 1 itiiinnati. Ohio gmH. B. 6. h 1 11.1 11 it s it.y . s 1, h h 1 Jf J' WINK niTTEK.l In Habitual C iiMmatlnt., 1 Iiiliert i"li , Ileal t be! Ii l --.f pp-tl., I .-In, iusa. Blind mi l Bleeding Pih-a, ia uasualkal 11. aid. , wide rid " P.T sale hy V W . SA W'YEH n l I'KTLU VIERLIKO, Kainviiw, St. .nt if Brodie and Spnnrrt a T - ft.' ft. . , ToMiisend, Newborg . nid Ira Delatvl, liend J.-N HAKK1S CO. 1 - - - n ilt I'roprietors, Cincinnati, Ohi .VP.BJTi.v ut. rt it. a . eleven wars old, left his father's house on Saturday, 'Ith Apnl, and has not laseii eeeu Bene i Winn he Mt, ha a or. Una iut., n jacket .-t thsame COler. an.l a H ick ana His nam ia Charles-laei-i A . i I -di whocai i;M.- any liiformatiMi as to his a bei - . ! i- i . a .sted to call .4 Kir . IliUei's, or al A Welter's, ot at Ibis oflnoa aplS'jud.vi. W If ilt Tl HP J.V TUP Hmor W rCjDC. All Steel SyrUaj tirts baegcaa of u- ill ba resM I K Ml aina .Laired, free of akaan - (MBit II k t " . afiio v.. ' Main tr- t. IS bail Baltows, assorted size., uf Kvnnariile UtaitoUi Hu h ii.'. w ,i , .nil. I for sab- hj ap2i AMVH OBR. g T ftiL M t B PXTHJ SIUJHWi I'iftLD HAMS lOWiexlraeugaf-Cttred Hams Tb Oululfy Mams nre tho maipareit, and nnnl. take. For sale only m 7. H. 0OOK 4. sova, af'iO Sole Agent, for ttTcaarllle, Ir.d.

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ruj 3 IM to d Lvnion Received mi. J lor t z a. ci'ok a The life of trade fx c runetiU-Mi. mi re Kt our rs wi.it ton -lliiig 1 i.xIim I- r.t every natx-a, At ll-3 lluit Utwl - 1111.0(1. n H.iin tni't. .11 .1. - imp.' iuHptora, :o I vfra i-lieem . lv im r alne ; ni.vr., Hi'liiia. nn' lare It r.i!iul beef and hacoa ham, i . -i.., - tUlliiX. 1 ! 'tut . ii canned t., ant '.?. Pel Kxtra flour and corti meal. M.. tsm, F.nijt. aiaipattd catwdles, HMbif lua v 'ii aud ah hapeT. pr aaelkess; He wire jou 11 i' Hi tl. -r-. h tnv fr.i r.ih rt re le. r JoUl orilen Te deliver apli; . Kl U , T h:s f..ir..v ev waut to learn t!i i il. tiou, von wtii do a.-ll i.- tr Liu- of tUr M.itl-NI H tT, just r.i...ll.t I'AL'lUili A MABCONNIW. Main street M i.y iim dseae amsk "Wg3WSsa inn, Ohio kuttac I - K. H . AUi N A CO., 47 Mate at. m . u - u o h a. Jt ht MkfMiwtem Vf T ItXPHI The PITtai . l Kit-' Advm Bee. 1 1'iknrl! Thiee YWit to Madafcar llerur. :. -.n' untn Lit la-fter from Sjr.il.. Silxrv e.ir-' iM- i,ii - -V .'"M N HFALV, apl.'- i . r Main t n t t , EvansTille, lod I'UI'L ..-.Hi.,, i-r atawaaera LanSsa nd L'ui. awl apl ! VMl KL OltB mitm i is hi sm. rmmmrn cob bi.il.l Potj . t r eatlMF M el jnsf rvciveil and t. i hil, ! f MAS. M loHX: apl' M-mi sn.ei. nar the fVn.l .v WHITBWW ISII BK( Hi.--t .bi7 Whitewash Blushes, bills 'tile Line -I 1 I - --i x -1 .iii.l f. i nale by Hah m tiH s - i i i i r bio , jj Hi in -tret, near the i'anJ. AgSSffji a ; m: m it .' i i t it .-., ia(e, ami Pijh in store ainl foi sale bv ( U - M lollN-loS, nail Main stru t. i..-ai the Canal. MmU.nUtiii.fi t KKSJEXO it OX Ms Mm satra good. jal i.-, eied aud for aale Vy iH M. i"il n-i"N. P.iaey'e Black, apl.' ! iln -:i.' t. near the Canal. e hoi: . r m.ni: t hekbe, mmW Itai i;.- i i lisi hn Cncoi. HO Ihs Pearl Bailey, .rNii SplB P. a For saU by a4.ll I. H. COPE A SON. W tl I Ids 1 rim Aj 1 law, 2 I bU Gold, n Syrup. For sal. b ". 11 LOOK A ON 'jr. r.fsi.' 7 i .i it ur. st stxm f r sale at reduced ince, by M. L. GILBERT A CO., i - Nl Sycamore stn et jra t R8 a s-n.tti.rt .vfs- nor. lor aaie by S K CILbLUT A CO.. I-jni-aoo imi.ns pom JiE M2- i,.w. by j l GILBERT A Co., a S k. 1 i rtao 1 e street. M ml HO 1,1 TiOJW-TMMi I' tHT.VKH mlW alt i j . bci. ; .i i. Mstiug betw.-en tbe uasVar- . easier nan : taiaSwi A Salin, ia diaaolTed by mutn.il ouaSsaast. Pai.l Satin collects and re- . ill , kills oi ti.i . ui ind pays all Its liabilities, and use- lirm USUKM cnlj iu liquidation. . .. OLMSTED. Y. If. aAJUL Om Kef. -ri.i. i tbe lmr: I u-ike pleasure in racoBim.-udiug iuy suxeaenr. aro ' OLMSTED. as UOOIlS: .VXU'GOmMtglW . I. ia.jMl nss'ii -i vpress a line arid il'irablo stock of n t. ,N fiur iuteiition ia to Jttr cash, and give our customers good bargains fm ic k and wl .f Drj .i.-vjs, conaista in part of Silk ('hallo Bel organ lie Lawns Print r AIo. a s,t ii i.-ty off . tenaive Hoop Skirts, aud a IBaa i (did lot ot tVape, ( aahmere, and Marino shawls T- l BsM . I. ap :n prices or quality, f"i lieanty aud taste it . an not be beat nowhere in the . uy We will kurp . n-taatajr on hand a full and . .mpl. i. iv i li Goods through She . and Ma. . 1... which will be aold low f I caah I.) Ml! I I 1. VI FTJAV8, ap." I . 4 1 Main 1 1 t , Kvaus ;ille, lnd. aA7-.V.HM is I HI jmjttJS" n'I.!V; ol HI'MAS iTIOM Judging ffrasn tbe cr." d ..t . i -t met b;it daily throngths 4oc-i . si,, f -. a atrsbti it aeatwa thorn must la- sne in.iiwnic'.it" lield forth there. Call und see if u. h in not the case. MW AltblVALf SO i- N Y lct i choice artlde, t A, '1 Iti ctl Kr -h 'ove Ojraterk. VI do 1 Ih can ! do, ti 4iiz 'i Iti tOMt pseeJ Jo, ti dot 1 Ih t ans d. k toft choice B.ff T.'Uftn s, Vsitt.sDi ..I IWI. 1M plain ii.t . inynsnsd H.iu 10 biL-h. . - Dried Anpl.-s, HI Jo d . reaches, b.iXc I.. Ill. ll Msiassottel l..-- Sat lines At W. Kt.Hl BROS. Jlark I H ... I . ii. k. ts. Tubs, Bh icl Watdiboarea, W'l Kwrars, fedar fh.nrns, Pine 'but us, ..iiosi M'-ps, MiMsaiw, Bmsbea. Du u-ra. ! '.l.t i Hhi" I'u;-, l.ithea t 'lot hi . Line. I'm n ;- Manilla rape, hemp aah .ir.l. ii.iwW, (mi ils, (rtass. wi cash, essnesif, whitn limn, pi .er ria, corn, oafe. ..id a. ion ..ti. I .I'. !. Inn tSBmwOM t BBen tian, all which vast ran find at atff vithKK. BBW Main atraet my K S H .1 li ti it J L oJ MJIIKL 1 ' MZ i 4is at I. Main -tn-et liooda dslivax.d free ill an) part ol the ctin do cans Lobti i , If) d... cans Oyster, ."do jars PiCfci.s tpUiiiA InKkd;. I Md item.nn Pitittslat, I Idd Zsjite riirri.n's 1 Itox Lemons. I b Hinns'js, I 1.14 Eggs, 1 tieice cotinf i r II. un-. I.xtra white ah. it PI 1 1.. S14te.f1.1r do, Do Kice -r.. P. tat. . "in Mel. Ac , f.-. af7 JOS. W. DOUGHERTY, ! Tv 1 1 1 ' FOHt IH 1" ( 0 III UfSSH) II, NEW ORLEANS, LoirsiANA. sTafira tn Maean ALLI8 A HOWES, tBhtt Kvnisavlllc, lud. iVooorr rBS lst . . ,;nin llrfin.-. ellia. loa .1 WW, ins ..red Hams, extra, d" do Dried Beei. V luno . .list 1 For anient . H. COOK J SON'S. B31 MP it HUM PMJftfa ML ranted, l..r sale cheagv at apt. S H COOK it. SON'S. if SBOl LmB BO 2Z can i. i.sa,.-.1 Hams. U0 do su-ar -cured H tins, lia plain ILnns. i'rfieho.ilde.s All A Mm 1 arUcle, and lor sale by i ti McJOHNSTON, apj Main street, near the Canal. 7b BB TTBB .tS-lT t MPJ1PBB J1BM ti. le of Pine Flo. rianU.aa can I in the ma.ket, . ..totsi.ih . n band. Also Cellini.. Weatb 1 1 o . .i .. A- . an? NKM iiFi:i:T A rj.r. XXJftjfJJ. I SI PPfiBO M S0dka Kanat FamUy riasar. Beet Tonglaas Iku on llama. llaby Wagons, Potatoes, Bji'i'n-- I - - ,'?- . Bni. he nib :,nd Black irir npl LMSTi:ii 4 sABfV B-fHI.y ti ' JlMJiSH II. i T Nu ready. It speaks fer itself. DRESS ' kSSIMERE II ATS. Which . annot tail to please. Ifjrl II all Of any kin 1, color, shape, and i - For the fp. ii. just receive.. TO?M CAPJ For the rain. Better than an Umbrella. BI.i"MFK HATS Tor Ladic and Misaea. CtalXDBSMf rasci HATS For Spring and Summer. TOUTH'S FFLT AND STBAW HATS, Ar. endloes variety. VAT TTrr. t MARC0NTT1XB, SJ M&tn afreet.

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