Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 225, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 May 1859 — Page 2

flftUtf fOUVUilU C J M . ! EVANSVILLE, IND. THURSDAY MOBNINO MAY 12 lfcThe citizen of Terre Haute seem to be at . work in earnest to have that portion of the raaal between their citv and Newberry ke;t , - . uaiA oricf raet,nS T" hei! "

tirday night last, at which Judge nunuug- and by running night and day reacbed Ton presided. Sioux City in eight days, and making the The Committee which had been appoint- trip to St. Louia from Fort Stewart in fifteen ed to solicit subscriptions, reported that they ; days-taking the railroad from St Joseph. V4 w im i , r e iearn from Maj0r Vaughan that uuihadan aggregate of 3,7.5 suhsenhed in Tfrsalpwce prevailed among the Indians Vigo county. The Committee appointed to of the region from which he cetnes inhabronfer with the municipal authorities of the ' ited by the O.ros Ventres, Assinelwines,

city, requesting a subscription from it? genVl "t o uiUUu. lw.o o . s , . i txniA TAirarn ? cuciaiiunrT r nu rmH tr ported that ther had submitted the matter fo the Council, and that it had been referred to a committee of that body ; but no final action had as yet been hsjd. Quite nn animated discussion as to the authority and duty of the municipal authorities to make such subscription, and the propriety of bringing the matter before the Council by petition of (hi- citizens, wo then had, in which Messrs. Huntington,! Taber, Patterson, Griswold, and Rose, took j nf tn,n ...i. i ! iart. A committee ot two trom each wai.i 1 . . was appoiuted to circulate petitions requesting the Courcil to subscribe from the gnera! fund of the city towards sintaining the .nil Th Mmmitli on nnriointed to Solicit subscriptions and to confrr with the City Council, were requested to continue their exertions until some arrangement was consummated. Luther Miller was appointed t.i --ij licit -ulf- M.! KHH alont lli hut: o! the . 1 6 . anal in the county The following resolu- : tion wa then adopted, :uid the meeting ad journc d mi 4 a I ., That the citi.ensol the counties , oi Greene, Clay, and Vigo, who are subscribers to aid in sustaining the canal, be requested to meet nt the Court House in Terrt Haute, ou Thursday. 18th inst., to make some proper organization and consum- .. ...t, ... ; l, V, f , 1 T,,nAa or,. I liiaie n l uii ii vk (. o oh iuc vaunj iiuriccuuu that the Chairman give the proper notice of the mcetinp. Fruit a ud Grain Prospects. Our exchanges, generally, speak of good prospects for a large crop in tiieir immediate vicinity. The Lafayette Courier says the farmers in that section are 'training every nerve to get in a corn crop, and adds that the area planted will be largelj in excess of any previous year. Fanners keep their nlows running in the evening so long as they could see the furrows, and the Courier says it is stated as a positive fact that the Quakers in one township were in the field on the Sabbath, planting corn. They ought not to let their 'cal in raising corn get the better of tiieir religion at that rate. Wheat along the Wabash bottoms is aaid to be seriously damaged by the Hood, but as the greater part of these lands are used for raising corn, and that promises to be unusually good, the damage to the wheat will uot be felt so seriously. The peach crop in Jackson county is badly injured by the frost. The Indiauapolis Journal, however, says, .Still we. shall certainly have some of that very rare fruit in this State, and that i:- more than we have had before for a long time, except in favored I localities, in tbe ncrathern secUou. A countiy exchange in the interior of the -tate say?, " Tin- cold weather and tSi n . nt severe frosts have injured the fruit iu i . this part of the country to i considerable extent, though ire believe it is not all killed it we have no more heavv froatSL wt will I nave an a-zerage crop of " apples, peachea, wherries, fta A correspondent of the St. Louis ifrphb.aft, writing from Springfield, Illinois, says he was agreeahh surprised at the lool of the wheat, on a recent visit to the count n . Thd immense amount of rain l;a - been a seI MHU drawback to the farmer ..t that portion of Illinois, but the prospect now i? that an average crop will be the rew:ird o! their labors. $k& 'The Cincinnati Gmttl rati Kr rigid enforcement of the dng ordinaucc iu that city. The recent easts of hydrophobia though we believe one of the cfMM ha' t een pronounced aomethingel.se has grratiy excited the public mind, which will not be appeased except with the immolation of many dogs. The (iazttte suggests the introduction into Cincinnati of the New York ilan of di3po'in? of dog?. There men are employed to go about the street with i ered carts, who n-te long-handled toagaoi " clamps, nnd the unfortunate cur that oaaef within their reach ai- ti d and thrown into the cart, and conveyed to an em loure, or " pound If unclaimed it the cxpiiatiou of tour days, they ate then dispatchi -1 bj the uiu-t approved mat hod of dag-killing, whatever that mi he By the way, there w- several cum iu our ( ,tv tliMt would be the better out of the way.

V dog m the hot dv ot August with bis convicted of uiurdei and sentenced to be tonge ont, and .eeminglv on the point of j bunfe'' ,.or killing a oundrel. named PhilB ' , . r I hps, who committed a raw ou his wife, in melting, is always an object ot mi St. ust to : Xortu Carolina, same two weeks sinetv-

is, Htid we generally give ium a wide nertn in passing. Astovisbinm Frat. The San Fram.-ico Herald says James Keunovau, it ho h id undertaken W Walk or run four hundred miles iu one hiuxlrrd hours, accocnpliEbed his arduous feat in thai city, having performed the dilsi.' iu f hMir? and 20 minutes, thus wiaalag by one hour and twenty minutes On the ! i?t ten rouivl, llvi was kept up by cheers and noise, as well as urging, when he struck a trot and came in winner. He weighed one hundred and twenty-six pounds at the start, and one hundred and twenty-one and a half at the conclusion ot his wager, having lost four pounds and a half. The best time outdo was eight miles in one hour, and on the last hour he an amplbhed but one mile and a half. Nearly or qnite 40,000 bushels ot wheat were exported from Wheatland, on the Ohio and Mississippi railroad, the past ft 9-

MaTaugbu" Agent fce Black: tii In'lixniL arrive-i in this c'v veaterdav

1 - al -J L .! ' m I teot Indiana, anTV" m i3 c.y yesteraa Banning. The Major Heft uis post (Fort Benton t 730 miles abov the mouth of the ullow Stone, in a J-ckumw boat, on the .a , r w.Ju ti.,- . . .i . 20tb of March. The, first part of this trip . , i r . 10.19 and laborious one. He , wft3 32 dayB ft making two hundred miles, the porge" In the ire making it almost impossible for them to get along at all. After reaching Fort Stewart, 80 miles above the i Yellow Stone, he double-manned the boat '.-c...eei v rows, Am-Hairo, .nnuuau am Sinnv There hid luaen MM th-in the r i ix. w . i j, numlM;r OI u,irlalo iu Use KU, kteet . . . . . country, and the trading houses of P. Choutean Jr. & Co., and D. M. Frost k Co., had done an excellent business. They will be able to send forward a very large number of robes 22,000 to 23,000. The Sioux Indians had fared much wotm than other tribes, and many of them had been in a starving condition. Such was the extremity to which they were driven, they were compelled to kill their horses andJtcd. to avoid absolute starvation. The wiuter was not so severe as had been experienced in that climate in previous seasons, but an unparalleled amount of snow yr 5 t. .. . . , " had fallen nothing ot the kind bad been knQwn f()r yeftrfJ ,Q the month of Apri, there were only three days during which it did not snow, and moat of the time with M' - " lulru'On the 11th of February, an express artivedat Fort Benton, notifying Maj. Vaughan that the Blackfeet Indians were coming to receive their aunuities. This express foun4 him at the farm which be was opening for . .. i r J. , D r . . about torty-hve miles from I ort Beotoa, in the Sun River yaiey. He at once resolved to go out and meet them. Starting the next morning, ( the 1 2th,) with a well known t nniila anrl intoneatue wr t rn narAa fif ParAt CUIUt. UU1 1UIA.1U1T.ICI, 11 tut. IHUMV UI tiuv. ? , . . X . .u' ui' ("iu Mir. i uis juui ii-v iiiiui i ur ; r. m., iu snow having commenced with their journey. At that hour, the wind changed to the north and it became intensely cold. The wind blew a perfect hurricane across the prairie, and so dense was the snow that an object could not be discerned at ten feet distance. To add to the calamity, they got lost, and at night Perot separated from Major Vaughan, and was not heard of afterwards. All efforts to communicate with him were of no avail, and the Major pursued his journey. For three days and nights he kept traveling his horse, with wonderful instinct, discovered the trail of another animal, belonging to D. M. Frost Co., followed it, and brought up finally at Sun River Valley, from which the Major had taken his departure. During all this time, he had nothing to cat, and when he reached camp it was found that his cheeks, nose, fingers and toes, were frostbitten, and it required great effort to relieve him from the pain thus produced. As soon as possible, thereafter, two Indians and three white were dispatched, to find Mr. Perot, but it was only to discover his dead body, greatly disfigured by the attacks of wolves, c. Major Vanghan is on his way to Washington, with a view to make such arraagements as are deemed essential, to earij out the treaty with the Blackfeet Indians, by which fifteen thousand dollars are apropxiated annually for a farm for these Indians. St. Louis RfyuUicitn. A KXLMWVI Kuitor os Swrc Soap We clip the following amusing paragraph from the "Western Christian Advocate af last week : Soft Soap. There is a sure evil under the sun, namely, the habit of praising and flattering living men he evil has crept into church, and is producing the worst of cousequences upoa i-ertain minds among up A weak mind cannot bear such t bines. It I r 11. If C ,ll 7 r A.- A ... 21. ika P Z, Z2sLTZT love cd praise, and soon contracts a thirM tor apptauae which i- all-consuming ending with the incurable swelled head, A strong mind cannot endure Mich thincd. Thf-V jnfferably disgusting. And here is a good rule by which we may judge whether we have a sott spot in th head. If we cure inordinately greedy of the praises of men, there is certainly a soft spot in the uppev story. We hear much in these latter davs, i the Cincinnati T i -. aUntt large and fashionable congregations.'' The newspaper reporter pay.s a very doubtful compliment to th Christian tninist.-er whose hearers lie denominates as "fashionable." Such language in the early days of the Church would ha-e excited no little surprise. The Christians of the Crst century had no Churches; and we are KdM that while the birds of the air had Mats, and the fo.ves had holes, the Son of Man had not where to lay bis head. Think of the great Apostle to the Gentiles preaching to a fashionable audience on Mar s Hill, or of a greater than Paul delivering a Sermon on the Mount to a 14 numerous and rhrbionahle audience ! " Imagine a fashionable and select " congregation around tht firtmc of the early martyr! A meeting of the Trustees of tlie State University was called at Bloomington on Thursday last, when the following members were present Samuel C. Wilson, of Montgomery ; John B. Winstandley, of Floyd ; James Hughes, ot Monroe, and J. S. Tarkington, of Marion There not beiug a quorum present, no bnajpts was transacted. The principal MMttifl expected to be transacted WtM the election ot a President. i trT a poor m u named Neville, was jnJ. Jour. This gives us a clear idea of the difiuction recognized in this country between a Congrev-nian and a poor, though honest, man A band of Gipsies have biten enc&uipcd near Blooming lou in this State for some time. They havo been enlightening the good people of that city with a peep into their future prospects, and relieving tlk-vn of what few chickens they could lay their hand- on. They are supposed to le the ! same band that hnve lately visited Marion and Johnsou oouuties. Five men, eiigngctl iu tuuneliug sewer io St. Louis, were buried" under four or five flM of earth hy tho giving away of the embankment which had been softened by the rain. Three ul'thew were extritateti 10 time, to -aye their live, )U, ,vore .Ie id before assistauce reached them. The names ol the uieu who wre killed were Christian Smith and .Mitbaed Toole

Clrpliitf' f hr are t733 ajfTee-hotices in tin- :

cinnau. ffir Barry Cbrystal, the great Uilliardn,.v,, aa in vw York h tew l.ivs .im. . . , ,. i, ..n .mA t BA, Tiie bod-carriers ui Portland, Me., , , . , unv e sin ck. ior metier wuci's. i u iuc prCfSses m me rtirrsnuign, Virginia, Expre$s are run by water power. fC$"Tli.- expenses of Congress being $i,083,523, each member costs $ir,,9.r4 05. c" H. W. Prestor., a well known actor, committed suicide by drowning at Albany, a few days ago. Onr exchanges from all parts of the State are complaining that the weather is uncomfortably hot. tT The quantity of gold now ia existence in the world is estimated at three thousand millions of dollars. fca?" The last run mad- by Scireiter, at his great game of billiard with Phelan, was in ktTkM1 ; i,;, ,u.k.t n,r tl ' tin. ' 4, . , . ' , On Saturday, a drayman in Lotii--ville tell under the wheel of his dray, and was killed. Qr Whenever you buy a mau's friendship, watch him, lest your enemy purchases him also. I ia stated that Teresa Uagiuli Hit. Sickles) is preparing herself for the stage, and will appear on the boards next autumn. Mj, Socrates, seeing a scolding v ife who had hanged herself on an olive tree, exclaimed : '-Oh, that all trees would tear stub fruit ! " He-" The latest iutelliget.ee received from the Kansas gold mines informs us that whisky was in great demand, and groceries scare. "to .'. Miner, of the New York I Jjer, has learned one important secret, tlwt a man, makes very little out of this world unless he lets the people know that he is in it. According to the Detroit Advertiser the population of that city now numbers 7 :t,ooo. The population of Cincinnati is estimated by the QUtU at 200,000 16? A letter from Camp Floyd states that quite a number of Fnited Stater, soldiei have joined the Mormon church, for the of Mormon crinoline. fira?" A few days ago a geutlemau and lady were out walking in Cincinnati, when he became entangled iu her boons and fell to the sidewalk, breaking his arm near the elbow. "Sat? A young girl named Bridget 1. -.-man was killed in New York on Thursday by her lover John Joyce. The reasons assigned for the deed are that the young lady refused to listen to his suit. Bf-Eu Mr. James A. McCorkle. the absconding Bichmond (Ind. ( cashier, has given bail in the sum of $f00 for his appearance at the next term of the Wayne Circuit Court. B6The average falj of the Mississippi, for the whole distance from the Gnlf of Mexico to the confluence of the Ohio at Cairo, during low water, is very nearly throe inches to the mile. tH" Within six months past, Mtrva hundred thousand oypters have been ojiened and "put up,' in Fairhaven, Conn., all of w!ii h will doubtless he " put down ' somewhere else. tfcaJf A wine merchant, in an eastern city, in extolling an excellent article of port, says I in bis advertisement) " It is as pure as the tears which bereaved affection drops upon 1 new-made grave." fcjThe Baltimore Patriot anjn about one hundred and titty emancipated Mgra servants will sail thence for Lib, .u the 10th, iu accordance with the wMu s of former niHsttr. 9ST A t-anventioii ol slave-holders of Maryland, is to be held in Baltimore, ou the 8th of June The object u to devise plana t for the better regulation and government of the free colored population of the State. PajT' Gen. Jacksoa, when an occupant of tho White House, disclosed his scholarship, y by replying to the interrogation of a visitor whether he w as load of horticulture, ' V -. very, I always lovad horses. ihill times are the very best for advertisers. What little is going on they get, and while others are grumbling, they pay their way, and with their newspapers for a life preserver, swim on the top of the water, while others are sinking alt around. f9"OnSnnday last, says the Portland 7Vanjcrir, we listened to a sermon from a preacher eighty-eight years old, and his qnaint words of wisdom seemed to have additional weight coming down to pft, as they did, from the summit of so many year-. 939 Haskell, the -Fakir of Siya, a slight-of-hand performer, has juggled himself into aCongregationalist pulpit out Wejt, to which is attached a salary of $1,000 a year. His coarseness of speech baa caused such a commotion that it is not unlikely he will have to turn to his trade before long. The Philadelphia Journal says a number of Southern merchants who were there during the trial of the alleged fugitive slave before Commissioner Longworth left for Baltimore in a rage, saying that they would never buy another cent's worth in Philadelphia. iSf A correspondent of the New York Tribune, writing from Asuncion, Paraguay , disposes of the female population of that city in the following summary style- '-The women are virtuous, and dress very shabbily. ' What is virtue in bniv legs and in draggled petticoat? 0. The Greensburg Republican says child of Irish parents in that place died, apparently, a few nights ago, and a oofrrn was ordered ; but, hy some accident or other, the cofnu was delayed a few hours, during which time the child recovered, and is now entirely well. This accident probably saved the c'aild from Iteing buried a ive. 88?" A large German . ssocuttiaa, desiring to colonize in Mexico, have sent tu agent to Washington, to consult with Senor Mata, in reference tome matter. i lie . i atioii is reported to possess large meant Senor Mata took the matter under consideration, and wilt immediately rommnnirate with his Government. Oka?" The editor of the Louisville Cttt in discoursing upon the clergy, . ays they, are not more addicted to dissipation than the men of other pronasioas. A Inn ofthj K alloc h type take gin toddies and litiertio with femaleSj but the great majority of them fire a? good us lawyers and doctor?. If you want a true Christian, mnrry fin editor. ' Kay" Just one hundrc I and fifty-fo i I cmi ago, the 16th of April, tho Boston .V Letter, the fir-'t newspaper printed in the North American colonies, w.t oninicnceil nt Boston, ly John Cawphrtl, who was ft hook-jellei and roatniaster. ThL little sheet, whii h would not (umpun- rerv fkrorably oritli tb new Winners nt run- iliiv wt4 r,rint- " ' " I eil by one B. Ureeu t U - w f Ml Rs-Bu Timea have htm;i-1 1 We were Ibri'ibly reminded ol tin., fact upon obflfTine thut the pitf iim - .-i New Jersey wat ' offered lor ale iu liSI, at about twenlv tn i , nioimnu uon.u- vh ottiu n n tt, . i .-un . , .. . . .. , .-ii ' IU existence, COHtailliuf; il filOKS:ll for Urn ' le in which if isroni't-st-ntedit- a country mna, aa itvrtr.. as Ei.tri.in.l Mnnoino tf ' " tbe late (ieorge CaiUut

The Kl Ork Herld gtrco ut an acc::unt 0f the taet-t product by the war

new rtceiv by thaiagai, upon tnc merchant of tho diifoeut nations doing The noint which attracted most attention wasthi three dart, ultimatum of Austria, which mm regarded as equivalent to a dec- " . - . , TU.LJlaration of war agsuuft Sardin.a. The subiect was treely COiniucnuu on, ooiu vy t . i i;riiiaii nierchuuts, as well as . a " by Americans. It would seem that a majority of of our French merchants, and probj ably of our French feHow citizens generally, were decidedly anti-Austrian in their feel- : Inva and in some cases gave animated rent j i to their views on the subject. They considered that the ultimatum of the three days was little better than a menace, if not n challenge, to France, and that if war unfortunately ensued, she must be considered the first aggressor. The t.ertnati merchants, as usual, took matters coolly, and said but little. What few Au.tiiins there were among them also .nid but little; but, when speaking on the subject with Americans, they in some ca.scs defended the right of Austria to maintain her Italian iossessions against all attacks, even should a war result from the legitimate protection of her LombardoYenetiau subject-. The representatives from other portions of Germany and of Holland apeared to bold neutral ideas in reference to the matter. We have representatives of Russian sentiment among the merchants. So far as the Spanish feeling could be judged of, it waj opposed to the war, without any decided expression of preferences on the subject. ... - . DIED: On ib- 1 I IK iu.fl , Irifiii injiirien i-eeivel by tlie MHng tlie .ill oil Hl-f stlewt, Ml SAJIIM. I LACK, Hi .1 il Hi- liliif i.il will Uk.,li.. I liia ulteriiooli at l.xo . kx-k, from lu ifffiflt m i ii Fifth tre-t, f tie It li leU ii, 'I i .il:iilitiin v ! I lie fniuilv He iu il-'t In lllelje NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. TO THE 1 .1 nil's GM.JVTM.M MKN OF EVANSVILLE H. Nil- .n ift,'o.,haTe just received imi worth at (iold .levulry, dii.-t ft -m N.w lk, eolisisting iii iait el a I o ' usortnient uf leohl ami Silnei Wan hes f. i I In - ii. I i .. nl lenien , a large tvaortment ol Gold Lockets, and r large lot Of Came, Florentine, ;.ild Beone, Mmiatnro, and Pointeil Setts ; Breast Piu, Eur Binpa, Shirt Studs, and n lot of new style of Jewelry, Ac., Ac. Sale every msrnin.r st I'lloek, and every evening at raa hht, until all ia cloaed out The l.'tdif -i aii invited to attend. H NELSON CO , Aoct'ra Fn OftAC.MAN. - tleamnii mylJ rwwi M tin MUBS4 HtUKM WWJLM. ME triad to mil t with a party having from $2,0n to $3,.iO to join Lira in it Flooring Ac, Factory he ii n. w erecting u. one ol the best situation on the l'atnk t rivur, ami close to railway rommuuicatioti. His ukjecl in seeking a partm i i uot so much n want of capital (for hia Ground Butldinpinnd 3Iaehinery is paid for, all bring new), a- it is to meet with one to aaeist, and who baa been fi ought up to the i ar ton try or timber trade, (which he himaeiriiaa l.m. His own time will be mu h taken np in trrcuriug order an atner natters; and will OotnW4Matly reijuire much of hia time n mi home To any part v who ha thi amount, a near approach, will find thia a good opjiorti Ml The most reliable reh r.-n e . iu K- iiiViii, and tinsame will ha reijuiriit. F..r Inrthsr partirularx, Afly to Mr. RoU-rt tinaar, at Mr. Wnde'a Saab and Door Factory, Kvaii-iv.ll.', nr to Joseph Snow, Patoka, Itoth ol Dili n. i myll f 1 1 u l' ho.tie tm-JS'wjVe nt Ck AT . H 0001 A SON S AD tBTftMM oi ki.l Halibut, I l.bls No. I Mackerel, : bbb No. I Salmon, I drum No. 1 Codfl-di, I l.bl New No. 1 White Fish, looo i ..iiihIh sujfar cniod Dried Heel. II. . .-.i.'.l tins day at 7. H. COOK 4t SON'S. f VUhlHM PiCMLMf 4 dozen Gherkins, genuine Coitduii, ' do Mix'd Pickles, il.) do, .I.. how-Chow, do do, v do 1'iccadilli, do do, I Ki-i.'iiii mill Ii White Onions, do do. l.y Raili ad this day at . II. 0001 & Sun 'S. .. i fnmr.Es wrWw -.iW bj the dozen or bundled, lo bushels small White Beans, S- l-tishels Corn Meal. For sale at mvll 7.. II. COOK A SDN'S WTCE fBEJ.n T EV H IJ'l TE M 1 M doen assorted eie? hsiii 1'iteiit I. e Cream Freezers r.n . iveil at Z. II. CiK t SON'S. ,a. i- f iit.it em no aw. ji t i . . . a. I 1.. i si. amei I airchild, and ..i sal. by i HAS M. JoHN'TN, Posey's. Block, myll Main street, near the Canal. - . . . . . m mf m m iuii mm b ' mhMM f- ground just ,e,.ive.l. . .. sale by mvll H AS. McJOHNSToN. Mb 'at til .IfflsEH, l' E.I l HE.i.Vir MlW Pram so bush. Dried Apples, M do do Pearh.-s. I cask Prunes. Jusl ri i-ive.l aii.i l a .-ale lv iii v II ll s McloHNSTON w jxf .s .l.'ll mMnMMM- MM kev - .t.-d W Pitl-laug aisl h elitii; Nail-. BO hoXM . d Window li I n-, UQ .1.. .1.. 1'hisks, i'f do Tumblers, ".o ,f , ,lars. Jusl re eiv. d b myll WHKBLEJt A RltiOH. SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND WHOLESALE AND kKTAIL DKPoi STONE, GENTHNEK & CO MAMFACTIRKKS. IMMf BABCOC'K Af(oil. E A Ns V1L1.K, INDIAN A. Have Miistautly on hand Sseti, Dooiu and Koiii . aud Station a hv Sushi. Biimu, of Saperior Allegany Lumla-i , well s u-ffiied. mid o.-sth and -I i . au l in an ufac titled Cash Prices. NASH. int.. HHIi l: CXa srsi H IMK1W. 1H i :ia 44 i w. I"xl4 H4 inxu iii lux K. y. I'M! U2 Matt 1 Wxn ijC. 12xl lVB mm i 1 Check llail-a-it "f "il. i -i is in band, O il I) (Ml K S . b2 7C an -A 4 l M IS t 1 4o l f-iil W at sle.i t an v.b-.. 1 HO KM . pan r M "- 1 46 1 Ml : no ix - 1 .... Ut ! ! 'fl I To 'iie ,- !.- IVJ lfi 8 tg - Hi BLINDS. t m 1 n 1 JfO 1 75 ....Z j co. ;i oo. .. i w I sj t 4H ii tr - - ?l.5 I j Ii6 ft 1 III ilOXC-JO ix7 S... - , ! l.KU. loxl 10x15 loxlt; r. , .-s'.i.. V 7 "i I7.-V Ram 2-X 2 76 vm '. 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cured Dried Beef, recti v.-d ami ft :- by (HAS. MtJollNSTuX, Posey 'a Mock, tayll Main street, mar the Canal. in Kton- and for al? by . " Wm HOGS. f T.v rJM.VMJ.YD MJTTI.VU. i ' uaes aorte.l Cotton Yarn, ,fl0 ,,XS ;w ! an(1 a rottoll fcMW. in more ami for tole l.y luyii WfiKKIKK KftH.S. triCBB! MPIVMM! I'M) mats Clnnaninii, l" lafs Pepper, In hap, Allspice. T" !ix. :i-'-iirted (iru. Mpicp. F-rle tl.iyll WHKKLES i KH.'iS. 9 .Vnj reams Wrapping Paper, 50 do Foolscap Letter i , 100 dozuD BedcordW, "f0 grouM Bonnet Board?, 100 do Blacking, Mt botea March, 0 tlo Palm Soap, E do Chemical Soap, A', do W. U. Cheese. Sm I liut III t.y W UKKLER A aiGC.S VI Tl.")"bbla AltilOBda, 10 do Texas Pecan-), in da Km'. Walnut-, .1 d Filberts, U do Brazil Nut , 10 drums Figi, CO bxs Kaisin. Ill store and for bale hy inyll VtllL'KLKK A HIOC.S. mi t Tioj mruTrnVMLsmr ts . WM TIlltRSDAY M0KJSlKOat 10 oMock. mo ill nell at our Auction Ilonxe, 550 taixeii Hue Hold Loaf Virgiuia Tob.i-i , lo, h mn-tle nold uitliotu regard to uv. The article of Tobacco mm boBWt for this market, and v hoM that it will iriva aaUatactton to the haj'er. reriua cmab. II. NKL-"N ,v cu., Awt'rx. Kn. Okai man, Salesman. iwjrtl fJI ft I I' II I S UMiJ K.VKB, tjjiP.KKI.l.A MAKKK AND Tt KNEK, Fi si street, between Vine and Division bto.1-, keHp lustaiitlv on It Hid a full a Urn-lit of Parasols, I'intiielft.H, Walking t'anea, Ac, and nells them at th" lowe-d i in . ltepairiii)r done at abort Hole and iu the be.st ncouiei All tinners' work l i 'iiiptly done. ail() listi Look Out! rmiME HVmMMMM4IJ Ell HKHHEVT M futlv Itegs to inform the citizens ol Evans '.lite, that he has i.i. iveii a lot ,ii tirst-clasM FITtNITT'RE front tbe Kaj t.ofi very d.-ji riM u, a bk-h be intends selling low aa ut am store in the city. Persons in want of kiod furniture are invited to call before purchasing elsewhere. I I -ike all knots I ot .Id Furniture iu exebamre for new. MEYF.lt tit (.i.KNHKIMKK, liealer in fecond-hand Furniture, . u Second s , nrtVCN Main and Locnat. mylo-i.ui WiJJS' H.-JVST ME( Ett'Elt LVti M ol Teleis A Crajrii's beet Pianos, for sale at low rates by J IIEALV M B'M ' ninth s I'll. I JMI OEEIBE, w Prince of the House ..f David; Spurgeon's Sei ni ms, fifth edition ; Cily ol the Great Kinc; The Ministrv of Life ; Lite of .lames Watt, The Jealona Husband; Love mn Little Lu.omeLoiig: High Lite -in New York, by Jonathan Slick; Botnanca an I its Hero Life of Kit Cur- u. Foi anle bv JOHN HEAL V, mylO Corner First and Main stn ets WM. BIF.UROWl ii C. T. UROUOHTi M Ell HO HI U A BMOIOMTOJS', Wholesale Dltl litasTS, IValer in Paints, Oils, Vaas'taiirs, Ac,, Washington Bbn-k Main ,t , Evanevillc, Ind. Country eiihaiits supplied on ery lilieral terms. my7-ly IceCream! Ice Cream! arm hiu'i r, ljmte ot the t ik.u M ..f Fan-ell A O , would reaper t tally inforta th public generally that he has oj ued bis Ice Cr.-am Saloon ; ami will warrant his cream to be of th.- purest and most delirious kind made in tba city. Evening parties and weddings can b-? suiplied at the !. I'tesf iiolne and on the nnt reasnnald teims. The Saloon has Ism lately ft fed up in n -ii.i. i I style. ISA A large supplj .1 l oi.I.s tionarv viid I'racker" kept constantly ou baud, and for sate at wholesale or retail. myC-lmd H .' H I LJT B M F-A.V-J - lib- t'acktt II arkisov Bkinnis, HBellumphrey , master, leaves Evansv ille for Howling Green ever) THCRDAY, at I A. M.; lesvea F.vansville f..r Lonlsvill every SUNDAY, at 4 P. M. mya-lyA fimMMBJ IKB Sucai cured IImiii, Beet Ton nen. ' siia.s-seij Ham-, Honey, Plain llsms. Butter, Extra V lute Flour, Cheese, Prunes an. 1 1 'in i ants, ion dor V.yg. I Lard, Sugar House Holases Plan t at i Mi, Molasses and Golden Svrup gal, kep or bbl, Mixed Pickles, Plain Pickles, Lobsters, Spiced Oysters, PencheS, Ar. Goods delivered free to anv part of the city. myii E. II. SAQIN A CO. mminTOH i. 4 Tt'BBE I. K, El BUT MM street, two doors south of tlie Sherwood Hoase. myi-2ni mil MiLLKMB, OB U'1,1 III-HI ay MILLERS. A partner is wanted toenirasre M M in i FlouriUR Mill, in a town on tbe Ohio River, where there is a home task demand for more lionr and otlall than oiietuti td'stoiie ran make. The J ! J?""'" U K ttnd " cttrn 1,ni" n"w,ln "I?"1 tloa.uit. All thai is re,,uire.l is capita ""nlclent to purchase nun of Hauler s patent ilills. The pr.sent owi.er is a practical Milleraud Millwright. He needs a partner with a small capital, and one capable of doin the Olit-dooi bllsilKslS. For partlewlars apply to Mr. Carlile, al the Journal office. my.r-.'Jw mMBfMBiirfM kOMmijTTT'TO TH E lovers of a ftootl Cigar to know that EL1SHA S BAB4 ol'lv I i.is just received au inv deeof those oek-bratetJ llaltimore i lnbs"' and "El Sol" (EL . oi ). Jihi try them they can't be I ent. myr. 4 IO.HH O.VE .rJS'l mg.M,t ME f BE H.. WANT TO BE Sl'ITKD. MY ii. ul. I tall attention to the foil.,!. Hie; articles just re. l ived daring the past trnafc, and aerthy the examinntitaw of all purchasei Dry Ooods, com.i i in. Ni e I d .d hker lioiilirts. ' Bonnet Rrbbous, " Mar. veilli-sCi Uii ' ' bw iss Collar.-., " " Jin e Collars, " Dusi, i, " " Hlk Silk Pnriund (las aamd, " Fancy " " Belts aud Palm Fans. ALSO Hats, Capj, Boots, Shoes, fx-. Our stock is all it, w and . hoice, of this season's ii r.-b.i. and w ill lf sold at l.fM .i i.-es for cash, by MlI.LKl; 4 NIEHAl'S. asj 5 No l ; Main street, Evnnaville, Ind. rmw I-no Tim H.4 I'll l.nUHftM TYPE ARTISTS. KELLER A WHITE, at trie solicitation or a number of artists, havi I i ..light mi a complete aasartuieni of Photograph and Ambrotyjie Stuck, consisting of every styie of Case, Plates, Bathes, Cameras. Stands, Chemicals, Ac, Ac, with which they are prepaid to furnish the trade at Cincinnati prices. All ordors will receive prompt attention. KELLER A WHITE, iuy.r. dA avlni No. '.it Mi in street. 1 U SMITH'S EITTSBI BH.f MM. WW lo. bids ol M .k Ale, i I i i- ! Keiiiif-tl Ale. In store and for ALLIS A HOWES. lb- bv a M..Vkf .f A' It I I I I I HEIi TB 9 aunonnre tho rom.h-tiou of t lie extensive iuiproiruientn to I ti. ir ioiu crn, vi Iii, h lu.ve been in li . i -s f..r 5. .in.- time past, to afford the utmost fai ilii v tor carrying on an .-xtensive trade, by sell ing . good art tile only at su.li pikes as rauiiotfail t' . iw nuiversal Lit isf. lion, flavins thht obh-ct I in i ... ii , f . i . '. id.-iatioii that straightfoi waid ilealiii).', f. ittided "ti honor and liWi alit , i an give, will tf- ieurtel io, and thna eetaMlah mntual oiilid.MC between Lum i and seller; The sto. k is ii n us nail. large, evviy deat liii.ti t r.-fdere, anil put lia.-.-i-may t.li iii.ii meeting with an exleiisn i a-soi lioetil ou r-os- mil. I. films Tin y would dinet paitli lllai lit. all '. ! tl .-ii I it.- i nportat ion f Irish Liiieii lo .-d.-. ii . on! I 4 Irish Limns, 1" I l.ltl.-u Mf-ellle.s, Hill..,. I is- f.itldiis Hsii.t kf chinas, Tow.-ls, NAins ltf-f-i..-. :.nil Hrown hue ti I il l. i I it - a . , .v. Cornel ol Main and Kitsi streets ray riMur.Tif.'m.vE : t ..'. ihjs'm t I Laakcds Heblanrl CI iinyaign ta, I do do lis., ls. v do i Inraetl Bp, da. Ill do do lio, fti,. In -tore and for sal liy is , . i ALLIS A HoWE. AT'Ut:sM 10 Ml tJS. -t... k d i i.. Midi .ui.-, r.itnis tlil-i. l)e MnM-i, W iiid..iv (ilis-. and K:iie iio .1- all of winch we )lli;lit nt the v.ij I. I ,,i-i. (.ii. - ii In. il eii a Id. s ii- t , . r, i ,u, i us i oin is liirai i n sins I itir stork al Medu iiiei aie uiisiiipis ed lot purilj We are I.t ruiiiud t.. sett fsav Prngs anal Meancftnet, r not -,. n i an i . ii-t- jtienth, it yon do uot m-h oiir medicinea pure, doli I i nine to us TOlI.RI THOMSON, m.v- Uiui-t', 17 .Main st. i .M JV . ssoHT.flE.VT OE i HOII E 1I.A s. lecttd 1'irtii ulailv for lamilv use. I " ' enl iHi...t .i..u ind tin.- er .."win, to which we i un.- the 'itti nti .ti ..t coniioissenrs, tspeuallv those i I . . - - - .... j .m mf. . . .. 1. '- 1 F , a i Ii.i.i i ,1.. . I. 1 1 '.I I I - 'l.ll. lilt. it. .r. 1 1 1 1 1 if irtS'.d I I ca- I ,isi i i 1 .1 it 1 . 11A it i at THOMfM.: -

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in-t nac veil tlta tln'il -:j:cum i I iff th- k ' JV cumin.:" Watch Sri0it Uik i . tb. hltel-mr vi C7 J- v v the season. r Also. Men's and Oiildten's Hals, . !tes, eiioral ajutortuent of Dry GiksIs. mv 8. KMBH H A CO.. 4t J4ain atu-t MAM,M, Br Jj'f i'MJM-MMJmVm. - ML loo bags extra Family Flour vuoiir aucbi. 100 bags Supt-raite do, ' bjM Proctor Gamble' beat So.. & i dor corn -fed Ch ickeus. J ual received and for sale by CHAS. McJOliNTON, ap30 Poaey'a Bbxk, Main at., near Canal. rmxuMs MtajMVOUUM r j.w ML best asaerUmat of Whitewash Urnaliea aver offered lot sale in thia city, ia now uo exliibitioh at bTODDAKD X THOMPSON'S, apJO 17 Mai ii street. aroujjiH a- TM:nr0 IrglL J 'iifeli thi day, an invoiear . urw nnd lashiouabl Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, aud Hair Oil, including the celebrated Cocoine, so Ituililv recoumended for the liair. Iliautmu. bird aud Butterfly Extracta for the UaudkercliH f, Aid a large assortment of ColoKUe, Dressing Comln and Bruabea, at the Drugstore, 17 Main street. ap3U O'viTMm JvomnijrM9 loo cas.-s Baltiuiore Oysters, 10 do French Sardines. In store and for sal by ALLIS A HoWCS. 1OKU'J - . Jli.KOI BDLS. ft Nailruda, ot the best quality of Norway iron, in store and tor talliy ap30 bAMl'tL UUU. MMMiTJUK J.I ixai4VJK.-fci'i,y wM. "Mouse Hole" Anvila received this day aud tor aaiaby sale by Kpftl MAM I'F.L oliH wo iuii KMmm wrnm S. K. i.ll l.KI. 1 S- CO., No. 4 Sycamore sret. JpMVJS'ES a i.m 6 i ... tuu ..; It a . 1 (ilLBKKT A CO., No. 4 Sycamore sUVet. MJWM XJILE t HKIH J JS'E D WM b M7 KKKD Bl'OliV oi -will uti liaii(;e fr Rnqutie at this otliie. . apw-M 0tXa.jf Oliurns. M IJVf'iTE THE .ITTIf.VTa.VOI' T M. i null v mercha-nl- to my laiue rtock ot CetUt t 'h in us, comprising a greater tai iety of ai.e anl style than ever befoteodered in Louis, ille, anongl - ' i- ) ar. Lta dozen i; ! C dar Cbut ns, 3 sizes, iron ImmhhI lim do White do 4 do do. i do do do do biass found. ' do Pine do itoii bound. Ml my Whit t e.lai Cbm u . pa ked In I without extra . halge) llills eusuriii.- then s,U. and economical ti np..i tatioti, and oN iiiiig liesb aud clean. Sold as low aa rau It) purchased in the Wast. For -ii. at Hie Louisville Woodeii Ware St.. i. . J. B. HL'SSELL, .'iu) Main st , npSB Bet. Third A Funrth, Louisville, K VB HJu VBJVMitlJVBB ua a nice lot of Chairs, fur sal cheap to close consignment. K H. AHI.N A CO. WMBMJSTEMtr A.VAT HTOMI rl.i B II Ml THOMPSON have just recoi ved direct from New York, a varied assortment of Black, Blue. Bed, and Oteen Printing Iiik. Printers' Varnish, Oold aire and Bronze, to which they intend to devote their attention, and will sell at almost Eastern prices, at the Dru Store, No. 17 Main street, Kvansvillo, Ind. 27 JTBM PLEASANT DUELLING House, containing about fin-or six rooms. Apply at this iii.. ap 2o-lw IjHOES! SHOE ' 18T HKI'Etl"y I at HUGHES', one of the largest nud mfst complete stock of Shoe ever broufrht to this city foi Uentlemeti, Boys, and Youths; and for Ladic, Misses, and Chiltiicu, the assortment Is ierfect. Call, if you want Rood Snort, and supply yonr wants. ap21 To the Public. THE BJBT WMJVTBM J.VO SPRIKG to far, hare been very wet ones, causing many of onr river to overflow their hanks, backing np the water in the creeks and bayous, aud flooding to a considerable extent tbe bottom land ; when the rlfors recede, which may he expected soon, then the large surface of decaying vegetable matter exposed to the scorching ravs of the summer snn, produces the malaria, which proves so fatal in it course, (weeping whole States, and sparing neither age nor sex in its conquering march. After a residence of more than twenty years in the middle and Sonthern Htates, wk think we I. a-, discovered a medicine which, to a certain extent, is a preventative of the attacks of bilious tever, iig ue, a? , and aa such we recommend onr Magnolia Whisky. We wish the public to nuderitand that we are uot urging upon them the use of strong Liquors as abeverage Weare,andalw)shae been, oppoaedt'. their being used in that way, but if people will use them aa uch, let them have by all means n pure Article, that will keep them in health, and Wngthen instead of shortening their Htm. Wa propose to sell always pure and unadulterated Liquors for medicinal purposes, and a little for the tomnch' sake, if required, and Witt challenge an Inspection by tbe belt chemist iu this or any other country, tc And any impurity or adulteration fn the whisky branded by ua, "Alii A Howe' Magnolia." It ia warranted, a it Is dJtllled from th corn, iv.-. or het. with a slight addition of good ciarern water. We have no doubt many person have been ruined iu health, if not actually killed, py drinking Ifad whisky, the greater the reason that Allis A Ho wee' purs Magnolia should be in general use. Just received and in store for sale 10 1 1 pipe ass .1 Brandies (old) from - I ?" r gl i" 1 pipes do (old)fromrt to9T Vgal 4 pipt-s Holland Uin ; 3 puncheons old Runt. ap25 ALLIS A HOWK". Water st. fo.n b tmmj'i js'm mr nawss potlak y SHINGLES. A gentleman living io one of the upt er cotiuties, having purchased oue ot Mi Oeorge's celebrated machines for sawing 8blughe. is now furnishing the snbacriber weekly with up pile of these extra Shingle aawed ont of sound, clear poplar, and put up in bundles containing 500 1 Shingle, full .-..tint These are a good article, and no mistake, the best snbstitute for pine that ran he found, ami costing a good deal less money. Call and examine them at J. F. OLOVER 8 Lumber Yard, epao Corner Main aud Seventh streets. Sugar! Sugar! Sugar! BIST HMVBM&BD M t JIM LIB A. BM HoWEM on consignment, direct from the plantation, per steamer Baltic 60 hud of N. O. Sugar, for sale cheap. ap23 JOS. SCHOENFELD, WHOLESALE DEALEK TH BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, AND Straw Goods, v . Waikr sranr, bet. Main abt Mitcamorc, jap2i-3m EVA5VILLE, IND. CmjBMMM TBBM,i.JVtlTr MMVMX -' ed, a large assortment of Cooper Tools tbe beat in qnality and finish, ever brought to Kvausville Also Bradbury's Spokethave, Wade A Butcher's Razors, Luther's Barber Shear, Rarer Bonn. For mle hy JACOB STRAI'B A UN. ap2l 40 Main street. WHOLF9ALR DEALKR IN GROCERIES & LIQUORS, Mo. 8 Weat Ftrat afreet, ap ly EYAKS VILLE, IND. y W E E TM 0ZwoM8.5 BVHiTels t Potatoes and Yams, Just received and for sale by H. 11 A ML Y, .la . apai Corner Eirst and Vine treers. nr BHITE MIME JI.VO IrMMTMWW WASH BKl'SHKit 10 dot Whitewash Brushes, 60 1. 1U Otile Lime. Just received and for aale by ( HAS. McJOIINSTON, Powy '(Block, anl j Main street, near the Canal. ixsj.ri.vti I E Wl TH THE TI. TIE .1 Mm The life ot trade is competition, And we are at our occupation Celling products of every nation, At oricee that create aenaatiub.' On Main afreet, No. &2 You'll find in store and ofleii d von - Cofiwe, tea, suar, and efaeee, Extra thetiae, by lmx or sines, Oysters, sardln.-a, line targe tongue, ('..i.vased hvef and la on bams, l aisnips, tut tup-, ttoodpjrai.ie, Fickles uiuieif, and canned louitoea Pepper sam c and olive oil, Extra fl.eir and com meal. Molasses, syrnp, soap and candles, Cotton mops with extra handle ; Brooms, hrnshes, I .ticket", iudtnl - Baldes' lancv wakoiis atul . it - Cheaper, pretrler, and leitei thaa othsrs ; Bo sure y..u call at Vlckery Brrthers, Who buy lor iasho veri low, They can compete with old or uew. You'll tet just weight and Imneet measure, o leave VOttr oi.lels vn- deliver. plti VICKKKY BROM., 92 Main st. rmno viiesh ei.ji'ebs. ie ol B want to iearn tin. j-nuie to perffs tion, yon wiM do Wi ll lo near on ot the MoaPMT Hat, just re. reived by VAl'TIER MARCoNMIER, apl." Main street. Ml NT BEt El' Ell lJ-7 Emm MAJ.K 4si dozen treah Erg, JD lbs treeli Ohio Butter apl' I. H SAB1N a (Hi., 47 Main at. a Ah Mm boxes if . jjs"o mx. TM.y. 'Bt V M PLATE, received per steamers Landis and Univrr.- and fbi sale ly aaU SAMUEL oRR

tUAIiEOU Ii Ibe hat ujst' ol i . . r. of ae t. V4. T-.!i 1" -t, C'lilftllilUt: W' acres Kit I, l i h ef '." in lea north pat LanfTille, and It If -1. -i . Ttidiaii.i. due half of aald ni -tiif nt u!tiatloU aid aell . M,a . ract i- oi fenced and ..... 1m- IH-els are arrangra "'so a ,-f.ut.ifU I.. It J ,i.-n f en. li, mot trovln-l witli ml -w.uiii. pitr-. ami -pnngs of lave; tailin sttfck water. 1 he Biilrfngr cistst el a gianlfrarue lo u-e. . utai.i.ti 7 or I rifoiiis, conveniently aria':.!, a panl fram. unslta house, milk house ami cellar, two large Tinm slid other necessary halfcUnga. There u : tie above hxatf a gofsjari hti fnit triej th land m4 in i-nKKntifSti. Is eoeeresl wfth the f.aeet timber th cinntr) -1 ! I produce Tin.- -aid and 1 itnatd Ifetwt i-n Ok SValstsh and Et ie Canal and Evanstill A Cfaw ferils rille Railroad, three mile trom anch, is a meU atneft (arm, and in tbe nioet healthy jasrl orSouthern Indiana; society is good, and the CoMutry well proided with arboLl and churches. Also the east halt and part of the west half of lk. soatbwe-t qr ol sect. V, Town la. Bangs 10 SAai. Duntatning la acres, with about acre io cnlti vatlou, soli ami t ; in Iss r ui.-ur..eeMj 1 'e lU.l t divi.l.d la-tweenliift,i rtttting and rich boltem. The e nr t sect i. town .; s, range IO W, contain - ing I ou actus ; The n hi ii w ir of ses t - Uw u 3 laitge io west. coutatuiii); ni acre. Tbe n w w ijr u e qr ol sect 2.1, t. n 3 , range K' west, coiitaiuing . acres ; The 11 e .l 11 W qi ol sect J... tuwu 2 , range 10 a . contaiiiiut; 40 acres ; Situated on the v. f LJ. canal, -' miles north of EvausMlle, and iu tho immediate vicinity of a steam mill iu lull and soc-essful oparatlon. capable of turning out 3000 leel "I luaiNr daily, which mill will be sold if desired with the but iimti land, or sejiarately. For (emu ami pai liculars apply to 9. M. II ol comb, residing ou the 2J0 scft tract, or to Us undersigned. Also tbe following valuable Reel Estate iu the Cily of EvAiisvilW and Lamaeco : Tt n w hi .it Lot 14 ', and tlie aw of Lot 164, and the II n ot Lot 110, the wkoU of Lot 211. HX, and 224 iu the Donation Enlargement. Also, Lots No. in hi 22, Lot lo in Id 26, Lota : and 3 .it Id tt, L..: lo in 1,1 33. lot 18 In bl M. lot lo u bl 41, tot 7 in Id 43, aud lot 11 iu bl el, in th. I.a-t i n Enlaigeiuelit . At-., lots 19 and 311 iu t 0, Ut la iu hi 14, lot 5 end ti i . td 17, and lot Pi iu Id 18, in tbe Fourth EttLitg u.i-nt. dm I Iii til of lot -v., and ibe whole ol lot 11 in i h;Mtal Plan Lots : mil 4 in 1.1 Elliott's Enlargement. I.. t- , ' and lo iu hi 14, South Kntargemeut Lot i. and adjoining bf oi o, in bll btockwell En Lot- VJ. and I : ih Id 1, Baker's Addition. Also lots- in I.. lu-iM ii City and Additions Al-o tie fallowing t urning Laud in Vandei -bnigh. fii- ti. snd Pike . oiiiitle Hi. u , u I ji , s.-. 3 town - s, range 11 w , 40 acre The w IH. ii w .t f. , H, t tt s, range lOw , OOartes. W bf, s w qr , se. 1 1 - town f , mag lo w ; 80 acres. Ebt.se qi , w qr, sec IK, town 0 s, range 10 w ; 10 acres. Lot . anb n w qr, sec -I, town C s, range fl w, taMOOacre.. Tot 'ftu sub n w r, -e. JI, town f. s, rang 11 west ; 9 T7-10iacrr. W hi, n .t , ec 2a, town 7 s, rang 11 w ; 80 acres R hi ii e qr, sec 24, tow u fi e, range 10 w ; SO acres N w qr, sec 10, tow ii r. , rang 11 w ; 1C0 acre. S w qr, sec in, town 0 s, range 11 w ; ICO acre. N w 'tr. c town : , range 11 w; 160 acre. N e (r, s w qr, sec 24. t rn i . rang 10 w , 40 a res. N eqi , n e 41 . ate 1 '., town o , rang 11 w ; 40 acre N m qr, n qr, sec-it. t.vn 6, langa 10 w; 40 acres N e qr, a r or, a . 1. .. ,. . , range 10 w; 40acre. S bf, a e qr. Mc C, town 6 s, rang w;M acres, a hf, a e qr, se- 'U, town o . range 10 w ; M acres N vv qr, n wqr, 3i, town s, range 10 w; 40 acres. Must 1. 1 th,. .il .. ve tracts are well located, eataa. hie and snacs .tilde of a high state of improvement aresituattd ne ir the Citv, upon the Hallrrad 1 Canal lisi a. re ii w qr of sec 7, f wn i s, rang t. w. D dd heur di 29, do 2 a, do 8 w. 1GO do ewur dui; 4 t, do Is Ml do s qi do 31, do 2, do 9 w 4(do n w qr, 11 u qi 76, do ' s, do 10 W. 40do-n e qr, n e qr . 2C, do J t, do 10 w. .'ridonhfaearneqr.O, do 2 s. do 10 w. lOU do n w qr, sec 14, do '5 s, do 10 w. IffOd., s w qr, do S3, do 3 s, do 10 w. ImiiIo ne qr, do Si., do 3 s, do 10 w. Said tracts are Its ated near tho Canal and Rail road, aie coveted with the most valible tlmoer for building and other pnipose, and are too finest hinds in tlie county for Agricaltnnd pact omm Tub s neHnet. 100 acres the n e ,r of set 24, town 3 a, rangu 7 weat , 100 acres the a e jl of see -J4, to WW 8 , rang T west ; Ho acres U.e set half, s w qr, of aec 24, town S , rang- 7 w st , -si acre the e half, s w qr, of section tt, town tt a, range 7 west . avyTh lands iu Pik and Uibtort counties are in healthy portions of the t ixo-try, well supplied with good water also ith an iid'iinxwnce of the latt timber and alone noal. Titles indisputable. BBf Person-, di--1 irons ot purchasing, will call upon tin umlei signed for terirj and partirulan at the Real K.-ttate Ag. u- , 1 l. id atreet, opposite thw Court House, Evansville, Iu liana. ap23-4w uf3mw WM. H. WALKKB MMBM CVMBIH MCBM. MM TMMMM celebrated Potato, for eating or d Jast eetsed and fcr aale by CH AS. Mi JOHSUTON, ap!2 Main street, near th Canai. I huh ceese io a eft are extra good, just recetvrd and for ana by f'UAS. AlcJOHNHTON, Poaey'a Bksk. ap!2 Main street, near the Caaial. BUB Mil! VM Ell ! EKBD.' CM. M us;and Hran, in store and for sale by CHAf. McJOHKSTOS, Main street, near the Canal. ajnfj il ahip heret.di i. existin hetween the signed, uuder uaase of 0(usted a 8ahin, Is dissolved by mutual consent. Said Santa col lev U and re ceive all debts of the in in and nay nil it Iftabih ties, sii.i us. - tii ui name oiilv in liqniAatlon. C. G. 0UC9TKD V H. BAB1K. at Referring to tbe above, I take plf-asorn in rerommeudiug my giieresaor. ap C. O. OLMSTED mmEW jooiih: m'HUV b-bbmb : w W W e hevc jast received by Exprsa a Baa) ms4 durable stock of bry bod. Onr intention ia to sell foi cash, and jci.- oiu i iwt'.uitrs gosal laiagaiu. Onr stork and style of frv (roods, c.inalsts In pnrt ot Silk Challes, Berapes, Orgs u dies, Ianns, Printf, Ac. Al-'., a good variety of xtendv Hoop Skiru, aud a r.ndid lot of Crape, Cashmere, and Merino Shawl. To l sold cheap ; in prices ot quality, foi beanty and taste, it cannot be beat xowbore In tb cily. We w ill keep constantly on hand a foil nod complete assortment of Dry Good through the Spring and Sntamer season, which vfll be aold lo for cash, hy MlLLKR A KlEHAClk. ap7 Bo. 43 Maiu atret, Evansiille, 14 AAi E-l.TEB E UT MB TMM lji.fi V 9 iPBINO Of til MAN A'TION Jada-i.i from the crowds of customers that daily throng tho Grocery Store of No. 2 Main street, it inam tnin nimit be some inducements held tort h there. I . K.i. Lm. ... .iJa nilfi see n -in n tm 11..1 nir . r-. NKW ARRIVALS. bx N. T. ( heeee (choice artbb), 12 dor i Iti can- Kresti Cove Oysters, l'J dor 1 Iti cans do do. 0 dot ? Tti cans spired do, G dotr. 1 It. cans do do, loo (.lone Be t iou:tnnma my .'ak) Is Lri.-d lJ.s t, liSJO plain and canrnss-d Uams. lo Dtisheta Dried Apple. 10 do do Peaches, 5 boxes Lame us, 600 assorted boxes Sardine. At p7 VICKERY BB( iiJ'UB IE s-WY P MutBMWTB, 9 Market Be-kets, iVfintr Baskets. Tnbs, Bnehets, Waahboard, Well Buckets, Cedar Churns, ' Pine Churns, Cotton Mopa, Beotmm, Bmabe, Dm ten, Door Mats, Clothes Pin, Clothe Btunr, Clothes Lines, Cut u ;-. manilla rope, hemp rop, sash cord, tied rorda, ponder, nails, glaaa, wiudov ash, cement, white lime, plaster part, corn, oata, snd various other articles too numerous to men tion, all whit h you .-an And at s 'IJBiBB VICKERY BROS., 12 Main w HJHESM mtBBI VmtM BE FJMMMV Ml Supplies at 47 Main street. Boods delivered free in anv part 'f tbi city 4 an t ( 6ti doz cans Lobsters, 10 doz cans Oysters, 20 dor jars Pickle (plain A i bbi t.-i iii. .ii Tin 1 l.bl ant. CurntnU, 1 box Li-uious, 1 bsiX Oiftifgea, i bM r.gns, 1 tieics tountry Hstos, l"trn white wheat Fltatr, Ik) .-MJil lllie lli , Bu Hi e tadu -H. I.ii u Meal, Ac, Ac. 4 JOS. W. DOUGHERTY, Forwarding aud minimi on. NKW t 'RLE NS, LornuAtA. Kel.-r.s t, MfSM ALL.S A HOWES, aptrd r. an . lllr, lad. iv M"BMJ v sr.-r.M mtMMBB MJIT tv Niw rt adv It -k aks fsr itelf Dlil. --lMEaE HATS, W hi. h cannot fail to please SOET HATS, Ot an) kiioi, ssflur, sImumi. ati "'. H OTCH CAmS, For the Spiintf, juit received. STORM CAP.4 For the rain Better than an Lashrella. BI.OOMKB HATS Foi Ladies and Mi. CUlLDBAiN 'S FANCY HATS For Sprin andSununer. . YOITH'S FELT AND STRAW HATS, An t; ..dies variaty. .., VAUTIFR A MARC0NNIER No 'iie Etaiu streat.

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