Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 226, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 May 1859 — Page 2

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f he f ailg pjouruaL U1DAY MOUSING .MAT u A Word about VanderburRli Juries. We want to call the attention of our readers, eapeciall j those of them who are residents of the city, to some of the workings of the jury system in our county. N e had occasion frequently to be in the Court room during the sittings ot the Circuit Court, which adjourned last week, and ourntteutiou was then, and had heretofore been, called to some of the bad workings of the system, as at present practically carried out in this county. We are not going to stultify ourselves bj an attack on the system of jury trials ; that is two deeply seated in the affections of a liberty-lOTing people, ever to be destroyed. But certainly, in its practical workings, as we see it at time?, there is not all the beauty, safety, and purity which has been attributed to it. The trial by juries has become, in too many instances, little better than a game of chance, or the verdict of men's prejudicewhims.or feelings ; and it is losing the respect which should given to the impartial judgment of twelve candid and honest citizens. Why is this' Vim well know the character of too many of the men who compose our juries. We have "professional jurort in Evans Ville, r hi larger cities, men who are fit for almost anything else than a jury trial. It is a fact, well known to persons at all conversant with our Court proceedings, that such places j - Whisky Row" fnrnish their full proportion of the jury panel, to say the least of it and we hear complaints made, for this ause, over and over agaiu. And yet, did th?se citizens, who are sa willing to com plain, ever think of the cause of this state ot things ? They attribute it to the Sheriff, and the other of the-Court and county officers, au 1 they may, in some degree, be responsible for it but not altogether so. Our business men, our men of property, of trade, and of the industrial pursuit.-, must answer for many of the abuse of the jnry. It is plainly the duty of every good citizen, rvery one who is willing to obey and enforce obedience to the laws, to sit upon juries at his allotted times. This no one will deny. A ud yet, how seldom is it that our men of business and intelligence are found in the jury box. And the reason is, because they decline or refuse to bear their part of the public burthens in administering justice. Time and again have we seen this class of citizens, who are the best jurors, wh-n summoned upon the jury, multiply their excuses so amazingly that the Court rould uot well refuse to discharge them. They leave thtii places to be filled by tin-haugers-on of the Sheriff aud his officials, by men who have na better occupation tliHa to lounge about the Court room with the expectation of gaining a paltry sum, with which, perhaps, to quiet a thirsty appetite. And yet, these same good citi.ens, who are unwilling to discharge one of the most sacred duties which the State imposes upon them, are loud in their deuunciation ot inefficient and reckless juries. When holiest, intelligent, and business men are willing to perform their portion of the public service in this particular, our jury system will become what it should be a safeguard to life, liberty, and property. I'ntil then, it will be a reproach to the name of juatiee. rue Ktnnnces- A Word Iu mm Money matters, as is usual at tin season, are becoming close, with a prosjiert of still greater stringency It seems to lie a settled In t that the WVl will import mote than she eaportd. It matters not whether the ros nre good or short, the .same thing re-mH-wf are sure to owe more tor pnrbases Kast than our products ex nor ted will adjust. The balance is always against us Whether, iu the long rno, we lose or guin by this frev expansion of credit, must be left to political economists to detetmiue. We only know that if keeps roost people on the alert to meet their ongagvutenls , aud rollers the possession of mouey for loan, a des.iitbleand profitable thing At all the leading points West, money is sud to be "tight.' A heavy run is being ou.-Unlly made mi Oi the ivdeoinmo I nk whereby they are rcuieed to take inlhtii nobs and keep them tu leduciug their disuots much lielow the puAI rea bed by i in ui duiiiik' the proiluce seaou Nearly nil the products of the Wet have gone for.vard, ln-en 1 1 inverted into money, and ap,lMd to pay meet ol old debts or invested in new purchase, leaving a large hHiamaot , odebte lne not pr.,v uled tor. 1 1 is tin baJagpe that i- now beniuiug due, and, (in the absence of pro luee), causing the pressure on the banks for coin to go forward to pav it And this pressure necessarily lesna the ability of the banks to loan. I'uideme demands contraction, and they nic not likely to lose sight of this, however much .in lined to largo profit?, or however anxious lj m ' to respond to the rvanls ot their customer Such being the casl,, it behooves all nana, men to provule iu fmw for what is before them, telling mainly on their own resources and business rather than on loans front banks or individuals. Any Other rours on their part can only result in ini ouvenience, if mil in positive disappointment in their cal ulalious. As to how long the stnngeuey will last will depend chiefly on the meowing crops. It good, relief will be felt as wheat begins to move; but until at 1. 1 I une, no softening can lie looked tot. v itb ordinary forethought ami prudence, all vIk-u .irtaiii are not involved, will pa-, easily aloii". and meet their engagements. An it-un i.i - however, in close attention to collections and caution iu the use ol i i. lit should b avoided, if we Would sleep - und or secure a good digestion. 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aw o . ex . The Hon Wo. t. Bishop, wao, fur some week pwt, baft We. enduring all the agonies i resultant from hope defend, has at last . m i r i ji - - - - i - receiveainerewaruo. n.e,w.uv.uuu.vtkut, in the shape of the Commissionenbip ! of Patents. Thui are the wounded provided for. lii.lw t'rdlplinxii haa been finally re- ... , . ,,. , ti moved trom his Judgeship iu Utah. The 6 r I President thinking it best to let the Noruions have their own way, wilt uot apKiiiu . . . . . , . i a successor for some time. I A urn far lihel kM -.n instituted ajraiimt . - i ... , , , .1 me new lora nines oy nr. ncvimiuu I rn i ail. J - .1 I. 1 I l-ievPlKQU. 1 le unuiavea none ins. iiuhwi I are laid at 50,000. Thos. Francis Meagher has dissolved his - . a connection with the Irish .Vein. He is said to be busilv ainraired on his Costa Kiran . n win.. ... . I uenerai ueorge vymiuee jou&j, sx.uis.e. to bugotit -ailed lor t.ariuageiia on .-viinrday last. I The modesty of the Now York Herald is well known ll hitPat Plhihil.on III ,1U line is the tuiiiouncement that New York is the great center from which radiates all the civilization on the American Continent, aud the Herald is churned as the instrument of this radiation. The preseut war in Kurope will lie likely to i.ut a stop to American pleasure seekiug ou the continent. This will he hard on shopkeepers and landlords. The New York Herald informs us that 1 Senator Bell, of Kentucky, was a passenger .. . n . . on the Anel. The Herald ought to tie better posted as !o the homes of our great men Senator Seward, on bis departure in the I Ariel, received warm demonstrations of affection from his Republican frieuds in New I lorkcity. Oov. King, in bis enthusiasm, nominated the Senator for President in i86q . . . , Mr. Letcher, Democratic candidate for Governor of Virgiuia, being taken sick, was forced to abandon the canvas. Mr. Montague, the candidate for Lieutenant-Oover- - " . . , .... . nor on the same ticket, took his place, but, in a few days, he, too, broke down and left the field to Mr. Uoggin. That geutleman seems to le a match for the whole iemocratic party iu that State, so far as discus sion goes. A Mr. D. G. Sconten, while engaged in feeding a press known among printers as tne nana smasner, out canea, ny me ma.t .i j i ,ii .iiii . i kers, Lawyer s Job Press, in Simpson's Job Office, in Terre Haute, hail his hand I . . . . . i ii. e caught between the bed and platen ot the I B r ies ami completely crusueu. anu Hie oprinLneiU ItegmMltr LHMl'Jia) Are a a a a . i . g a-k v I nlaving the "you tickle me and I'll tickle ,, , , , you game, inastylethatexcitesadmiration. The Herald declares that if Mr. Douglas is nominated tor Presideut at CharledtoD, it(the Herald) will support him with all its might. It adds, that " no true Democrat will bolt the nominations, whoever is nominated." On the other bant', the Springfield (III) Reg ister, the central Douglas organ, pledges itself to suppon the nominee of the Charlesion LOovonuou, whoever lie may be. It will go, it states, for President Bucbaiiau, it he is renominated at Charleston noon the old ' .!!!. w r.l t I. I. I'ltfi.llll rt ill. It. i, ii.. iv. 'lit I, ..1 Y e piesuiue imu is caite.i -t netting a reconciliation.'' gpsjU v new eouuterieit .i mil, oh tne Southern Bank of Kentucky, has made its appearaece. It is so well executed that it ia detected with difficulty. Tin- signatures are excellent, hut the filling up is rather face of buugling and unbusinesslike. Th the girl in tbe vitnette has a rather wild ami somewhat distorted look. Altogether, it is well calculated to deceive. A few days ago the Ckarleatou Mrrr announced that if the Doutrlas suuat s w n ... - .. . tozuiy pari.y, ... ne onn, attempte l to cuter the Lhailestou Conveuliou, they oiiy hi to ta- kicked out.' Perhaps, for this i.re. mus bit ct deiiuncation. it ia that Mr Buchanan has uwntded the editor of that paper with the office ot Superintendent of Public Print tug. The uauieot Hun v C Carey is men tioned as a protection candidate tor tbe Presidency He is a great thiuker upon political economy, and his writings upon that subject explode the theories of Maltbus, ' .v ind Hicardo We think Mr Carey is not enough of a politician to make himself prominent for the Presidency. The polititiHiisiau keep htm under The a-ibiugton t orresKndeut of th New York Tribune, says that D. A. Smalley, ot Va., Chairman of the Central len.oemtii Committee, who was here during the late Presidential campaign, is now iu the city, conferring as to n compromise of difficulties tictween the Douglas and Bucl.anj an wings ot the Demo racy ; (lerhaps in ! reference to the Charleston Convention. Who nre the Sabscrlbcn. Ma. Editor: I have been expecting to see published, as was promised, a list of tbe -u! -rribers to the canal fund. It is presumed that no one who signed it is opposed to tin? publication, and as one of them I ask that the list be published. A SUBSCRIBER. Oue of our agrii-ultnral exchanges i urea its readers, that the leaves of the alder, scattered over cabbage, encumbers, 'piashcs, ami other plant.;, subject to the i.u.iges of insects, actually shields them. The plum, and other fruits subject to the ravages ol insects, may lie saved by placing on the branches aud thiough the tree, bunches of alder leaves. Mjmf Can anything lie eonceived that is more awful, than the lollowing prophetic vision of the Kiiquiirr v " A year hen.-.- and the iii which now .M-ivades tbe political waters, will he lathed mtv j sturm ot tury aud SfJSSBSSnSMt

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eA Singular now pious new cioiue PPte- For vv bole month after the Muaea Flirt got new mantillas, tbey were at eburch threcKtimes u y. Singular how pious new clothes Tuej baj a sbow ot atouM in Philadelphia the other day no unusual phenomenon there, when rival hands ot un T9J eogg ,n "Sht ' M- On Friday nigbt, at fl ball in Pitts burg, a young man named Thomas llanna 6,, tf. , , Jl a7, stabbed Wm. Coble so that he died ou rvituniay Miii Jeauuette ( 'oilarcbeaux, of Louisiana, recently gained a verdict of six thousand dollars damages against a French- ... . ....kb.. ... uinu '3BIU II lit; Olll II 1 1 1 1. IIUMirAA ' " . , .. . r . breach ot promise ot marriage. . i:i. ,., , ........,.;., it., ml.;,. gff .i ii' i i . 1 1 1 , 1113 uiiiurn iiiiiiji n t.i' pj , Petersburg, Va., on Mondav, A t ie tory girls. - - w - BA.A lawyer on his death-bed willed ill bis projierty to a lunatic asylum, stating a his reason for doing IA that he wished his , . ......... . . . I. l l t pimirut io ietuii. iu me iioeiil rwiS Ul people who had patronized him Subtract from a great man nil th it he owes to opportunity, and nil that be owes to chance- all thut he hi y nm -I l. I . i ... i ..a ft. : . a ' 1 l iL. r . 1 1 a "e ..,om o. u.a .r.cnua nu ine w 01 hid enemies ami the giint will be often hit a jngmy. A Westeru editor boasts tint he; columns are very "spacious. True, but. like some of the fashionable luiops we . riin the streets, they have nothing ot much eonseiinence iu them.' You mnv alwavs Huert:iin whctlu 1 yoU Rre ia a t.ity or a by iaing out whether the inhabitants do or do not care fr, or speak about anything three dnys alter 11 nM PPdw. ik.. i!...i... i i. i: .i iri , 'T , " " Hoy laud, a printer, and a lad named John r "i. r,.,ltui : ,ilw r:var i;,la-ir.. mt The public endearments of newmarried people are unwise as well as iadeeumu3- l": " """ (ufty thieves ' Housekeepers, mechanics and other:'. u handling knives, tools, or any sharp in struments, very frequently reieive severe cuts, irom wuicn the blood flows protusi-ly. auJ im,, 8njanK.rin(? ,ife itu: Bloo,, may lie made to cease to flow as follow: : ke the fine dust ot tea, and bind it clo wound ; it is at all times accessible, d easily to be obUirted. After the bio! tui1 to floW i,ulli:inum My vantageously applied to the wouud. Another Heavy Forgery A Backer Vlcttaalxcd In the Sum of i.ooo One of the best arranged plans fr swindling a banker, by menus of a forged check, was executed successfully, in Third street, yesterday afternoon. The arrangement by which the transaction was coiisummated, us . appeared from the developments made sulsequent to the discovery of the fraud, was : In the first plate, a blank check a 1 I a a was bioien irom ine ciicck-ikiok used nv p. , (. , , ... .,- Geo. C. Sledge, in his business with t u

. . i I I'll. . . . lianking house ot A. U Mowry, to which : broiiKbtup to tne .arjientry or liiuU-r trade, (w hi. mj the name of Mr. Sledge was forged, the si g- ' ,,i,UM " ,WH ") His own time will I much nature lieincr a . Lwe imitati.,n 2f tl... .r..i. ' lHk' " "l' '" Pr,c"ri,,tC "'d'- Hl,d ,u, r "" r ' llllllire neillg a lO.-C llllllnlloll Ol tilt' genii- .....I M ill . ,lh.,,llv r.-nuir.. nm.-b of bis lnne

m a Tk . i nssns a.i ....l....tl.. 1.. ..I. T . : ft 1UV- iviio nmcuui iaMii imorcm.uu.uu ui ir. o euge s bank account, ami anxious to avoid the risk of detection that an over draft might involve, entered the office of Mr. Sledge, Aa... AM S I. .11: A T- k. 1 1 and took therefrom his hank-liook. A clu ck was then filled upon Fallis, Brown k Co., payable to the order of S. N. Pike A Co., and signed J. H. Wood k Co., for $3,000. To this the endorsement of S. X. Pike A Co., was tolgcd, and underneath, the name of George C. Sledge was written in pencil. Between l i aud 1 o clock, a. fti itmv rrl ,,. iu ......,. ,.V x i. fi imv ri with Mr. S. s bank look, and deposite.1 this logus check to bis credit. 1 his cheek w3 lak4'n Wl,htut suspicion, everything i , ,, , r . . .. u . , I .. . In ll.,. ...... l. I .' n. s account was made good to a certain tv tor 3,000. About half an hour thereafter. a check purporting to have lieeu drawn bv (ieo. C. Sledge, for $3,000, was presented and paid, the signature, as before remarkeil, being a close imitation of the genuiue. A bout 2 o'clock, or an hour after the money had been paid, the check of J. H. Wood A Co." was sent to the bouse of Fall is, Brown k Co.'' for collection when it was I discovered that it was bogus, there being no such firm. I be character ot the transit, tiuu was then fully iiude:.tood. Detecth. were at once called in, with a view to arresting the forgers, if possible. The aying Teller, and two or three other person.- in the house ot A. L. Mowry would reognie wuo "g"8 check, and i a, l a. k l.i t a ... ... MAn ..1... .1 ... a I . .. I aa J oiiuk man Mtfvr in" lilt l i alhoIIj.u tbev were 9trinkfers (o t,,,. ,, this may lead to the dix overv of the gmlu lrties. I p to present writing, no arrests nave rn niade. Cia. Gazette, Wth, Lord Macaulay is reported to have d, in a late dinner speech at Kdmburg, that he would rejoice to see the memoir ol George Stevenson in the bands ot eei young mau who had Ins own way it. the world to make , aud (bat, i .i himself, be knew of no greater boiior an authoi could claim, th iu to hae written a bioraphv which depicted so admiiably iu every point au example so worthy to Lie follow. I As Omen. The suu went don n list night with. a " battle-stained eye For an hour before settiug, tbe vast otb presented a deep red color, so unusually like fresh blood as to to cause no little remark, aud to lend some persoua to express the idea that it was a vision of the blood which may lie even now flowing ou the plains of Piedmont - A Tnb , 7a, A sailoi kreuernllv known as "tlld Salt Peter, " became enraged the other dav in Xew York, and coinmitteJ :ui ii ault upoi. some loys who were annoying him. Old Peter is notorious tor his good humor, but his wrath affords com In lire pioof, that under certain ci um:-tam -si Saltpeter will explode. Rolert Skiuner, one ot the rous injured on Wednr9dajr by the fulling of the wall on First strort, i., wc arc pleased to say, fast recovering from bis injuries, nnd expects to lie out agaiu in a few dn ft. tmY'To people who havu any relatives in Arkansas, the following will be interesting: The Piue Blutl" Indent udrnt says live men were haugnear Browit!v ille, Prairie fount; Arkansas, by some of the cilUaus, No pi.rtii ulnri given." Ida Uuuias, Ihe wife of Alexander lhima.-. who died at Geneva reeently, was a Parisian actress at the time of her marriage, and had been for m.iny years scparah ! from her btisbund. Tbe amount of wine in Mr I.onvvortb a cellars, in t 'incinnati, is estitnatnl at 350,000 bottles. Mueb of this will be drank with delight in tbe capital of Ktirojav mWk, II. de Tocqueville, whose death WmM pi ematu. el y announced, die. I at t'num on the ltith ult at the aa ot 4 years

The Washington correspoudttit of Ihe New York Jveitmtf Port has the following: :J ' Governor Wwe's letter is thought, by the politkiaus here, to have fiuuhed his Presidential prospects, if he had any before it was written. Hunter s jdircwd silence has won the day over him. .Wise and Douglas have fraternized for a couple of years, bnt they separated ou Congressional non-intervention. Mr. Douglas says to his friends that he will supiort Wise, Hunter, or Breckenridge, but not a man kuown as an offensive Ltcuiuptonite, uor a decided interventionist. Mr. Breckeu ridge s frieuds arc in high spirits, for they say that no trU H politician in the party has stood upon the fence so cleverly as he on the issues, which inconveniently divide North a: d South. The friends of Daniel S. Dickinson are busy in laying their plans lor his nomination. If a Northern man is to get the nomination at the Charleston Convention, who will stsnd abetter chance than "Scripture Dick', He has not been mixed up in the recent quarrels of the parly, and w ill be acceptable to the South. Mr. Guthrie s cause is entirely iu the bauds of Peleg Washington, of this city, and is a moonshine speculation. All the various candidates have got the idea into their heads thai it is poor policy to make any noise yet, nndlbere i:; complete I ileui e ou the ubject, Dad only :ui insider, who can see how the wires are pulled, Would imagine that so much Was doing iu the line ot Pre- identin iLin. The insane often entertain the most ludicrous ideas of their own condition. A man iu an asylum iu one of the neighboring States, who became insane in consequence of a faflart iu business, explains the reason ol bis incarceration as follows' " I am here because of a mere mistake iu busiuess. I was eugaged during the winter in making mosquitoes' wings, which I ex pentad to sell in the summer I had b-u thousand of thetu ; ou hand when the season opened, but, unfortunately, I had forgotten to make them in pairs. They were all left band wings, and consequently I lo?t the pale of them, and was compelled to suspend payment. Boston Jour. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. m T I t Mi TME VO 1. 1. it Ift V W W noliuiis in h. Ii.I t t be tubscriln i 'g Choice Nenttaa, J w-hy, Kl:iti', t'boice Thronda, T.x.lh Uruh(i, Hiixk-ihI r.i, i'.iiiiI.k. all kinds, Kancy Soap, Pomatum, Silk Ms, Working ft loss, Wabuna, Hair I'iua, K nittiii Yarn, Uloiest, Am 'J Tapm, .uiv Kiiltoim, lUmtny, S.iliu SI,., ks, I ilia, Ac.,.'. BaM III lillKS, Mr. Main A Heroud ti. g i.U THKV Tin- public h hcnl.j n..t 1I1..I iIimI nil il.-l.lt din- I., in- muni ... p.ti.l it, 111iu irauii, Hi min' in aullu.rii-d to Rm- iii eipu in a, mum (myi:tlt WM. KKKVKK. rWViK HI B Hi' Mi B KM WmWJLM, B Mi ML .-la. I to luret with a parly liming from Si.UUO t-- ; ! jiu bun in a nam inn a., Factory In 11 1 1 . . erevtitt in uta nl tke SMl mmtioiu on lb- I'atuka rivvr, and I to railway ruiiililiiiiii at inn. Mk object in !w-khi a partu-r ii ii"t n.i inm b a want ot capital (for bii Ciroimd Building and Ma. hinery in paid for, all being new), a- ii i-i'i iii.m-i with oth- i . is-i-i, aim wiionas ih-cii .- to im-et with Olii- to asM-t. and who has U-cii I m sw . ai . a. mui uoui. ihv nriy n um tuia ainoiun, or a near u oi.su Ii. uill tin. I I In.- ! oiiiji luuity . Tin- most i. li.ibK- relere.ice -an bo iveu, and the HUM will i.-ijiiiri'd. Ki.r Bartlier ..iti. ulais, nply to Mr. Robert MdMStj at Mr. Wade's Sash aud Door Factory, Kvaosville, er to Jocb Snow, Fatoka, both ol Indiana, myll t.VJ.ltf fit Ml. arv . dtieii Gherkius, genuiue Louden, do Bllx'd Pickles, do do, 2 do ITbow-Cbow, do do, 2 do Ficcadilli, do do, J ,5o Whitn Ouiooa, do do. Re sired by Railroad thin itsy at myll Z. It COOK A SOW'tt. in a KXTB4 Jm. t j k "BMMt h, wtwv fur see by the doseu or handred, 1I bilsln-la Hinall W bin- Henna, i' liii-hela Coru Meal. For sale at my 11 . 11. COOK SON'S M do.-n aas.ri--d si.es Austin I'atent Ice Cream ft rt-exera re.vii.sl at .. II COOK d KMMa. VftVSft f m TjM TMt A 30 AAA. JW AT tneiveil a-r sleaater Ka. .child, and for sale by ( HAS U. JOUNHToM.fosey's Block, myll Main btreet, ut-ar the Canal. AfmMJsr jmkjml. i ob b vhmmfm msb W. ' ground nil r. . i i .si, for sale by mill CHAS M. JOHNSTON. n MiM.it .II'I'I.M;, M-MiJli'HKNJ.VIt I'i un. - -t biiah. Dried Ai.nl. -, do do ISwcltea, I i i-k I'i lilies. Just r.-.-.-ii I and l"i :lle by myll i.'HAS. M. JOHNSTON m m.1 II .. 4J l .l.tH Mok,P- ,-solte.l A W Pittsburg and W'h.din(r N.ilts, .hi antes aas'd W iudow Ulass, HHJ do .b, KlaskK, 7'. do do Tumbl.Ts, Alt do if Jam. Jn?t ntasifad bv mill VV IIEKI.KK A klOii.-s SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND afsMUBsAAJC aNO RKTAIL DKPOT STONE, GENTHNER & CO., MAMKAtTURKKS K.I.ISIIA t. KABCOCK Agent, IV ANSVII.LK, INDIANA. H 11 -ii'Mully ou band Sis,., Dooms aud liol I l.v. and fTriOKM n.i i Hiim., ol uerioi All. , in. I.i.iiil"-i s 1 i i-inil u.Jii.-Hlh and s i ..lit; ly Binnaiai tared Oasli PrioeB. SASH. ansca" ssnrsj r a srr Silo ftaia lUXta iixK l-un m&u Hi IiIaD; Ma u loxlt o.IV v I I .' I " M s:" MIMioW. ? 15-4 lM 41 l M i B 7. SO 1 M I j I A" 1 act. It 1. lifts. S-a-ii ol idle-. si.. s ou band, 01 f.ut at -boi l j n n 11 )i - THI. KM'Ss -..1 stir. :: ::: : :!: z " - lit oi in 1x7 , 1 - 4 U L. 1 N O S . Frit r.ai..uarii St.tti l M 1 t .Hi.... 1 7.'. X as imi a iiimm - - .1 u Prirt. K'-ll H'J St.li. l W I IS 1 sn i 2'. -'7 - sea MX lo lixP. loxll PSKftft .... Ii.xlb FKAMKS Mil.. Hum anil W linliiu . Illl. K 1 1 ss . f;t, 1 hIU 1 loxli 1 ? BS 1 SA Otln r M.i-s mail,- to onlel . t! BI.IN IS ol all si, s niaite to order. IhhLS 1, tli.. 1 ibau regular sizes on baud, or mad.- tin shot I notice. Doors moulded to wr.b-i . Buiblern sbould, if MMsilile, make tbeir Fraan-.i of rsftjdftar -i.-s, they can then be sii.dird at u time . Viliug, m.Iimk, ami Fl.sumg for s.ile. Moiit.l111. - l all -i iv- Fi 11. iiiK Boards 4!. bet long, lot -ale 1 b.-it 1 I Iim- WitMiow I.I sins I well rs libls All ol. lets must t, ad, lot-sed to 1C I BABCOCK, ....Ii I. ft L'vaustllln Int

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NEW ADVERTIEgENTS K e Tjrav JS'B lft Mid ATZ. U. XKK A SOVi I1"1 i 't:ml- Smoked Halibut, I IbU No. 1 Mackerel, - hbls Ko. 1 Saliuou. 1 ilrum No. 1 CodfUli, 1 1. 1.1 New No. 1 White Kieli, MOO ponudk gar cured Iried B-tf.

Recflvad WM Jy at Z. H. COOK A SON S. ghUi:0 ukm : i ooo i.mh. i hjm MW . i: ; ! Driinl Bpef, received and lor nalu lv CHAS. M i"H NM i y Po- Block', oiyll Main street, n.n I hp t rvmtnrmm- iro nt. in (tore tin. I t. r hale bv ..... l l m,V 'us mitt l.v III! II w UKt:i Kl ti noon. ' 7:" baaa iissnied r.itfii Yam. 1U0 bates N- i mu,i I I loll I' I I ' I ii store and t .r - Mi- ! uiyll wiiki r.Eii a kiu;s W 100 uiMt- i n. nam. n. 1 "i I i. t Pepper, lo l.at a MUftU 7& h aaaorftaa ttro RpUen lraMtt b iiyii wiitun aniuo500 ream 11 W ra,piBc reaper, r0 d.. K....I -:, L. ti. r Vaj r loo iki.on Bedcorda, ? grooi Bonnet Boat.l taO do Blacking, '.mi l..,.s Starch, ftU do Pahn Soap, 25 do t&emi. Al Soap. ' . do W. It dicelaat re eved by WHKKI.Ei: a RlOa I'TsC V. blThxImon-. W iu As Texas Pjcana, 10 .l. Kn. Wnliuiii d.i ft- ill-. . i f. Jo br.iil Nuts, too di 111.13 ft"iKs ' bun KaiMii -In Htore and lot nale bv my II WIIKKI.KK A KUHJS. fit t 1 i' u i s ir...vf. j.til.l.l I I ftlAKKH ANI Tl KNKK. ftiral W"i, Wt Wi-t il Villi- and l)ii isi.-n ltvtaa k. n-taully on bind a lull assort lionl of Pai.i oU, Hi ibrell-ia, Walkiiu t'am-s, Ac, tud sIIm Ibt-m al Hi lweat pi i ea. IUiaii ing door at Kbort uo-ti'.-aud ill Un- Ii t ininii-r All tin n. i - work pi 'iiiplly done. mylU-Mii Look Out! r Mill I. I J'tiMiMSMH. Bit M Mi H M Xt t'T B. lully bet., to iulotut llwt citiseus ol l.'vau" ilU-, that he hail rv shnl . lot of bret- Inaa UKN ITI'RK from the ftast,olei-iy ik-s. I ipltou, wbiih b. Inletidn -i-lliiij? low as at any otoie in the city. IVrsoua in want of good tin iiitur- an- invited to all ltffore purchasing elM-w h-; . -. I take all kind ol old Pwrnilnre in exchanpc for n.-w. MKVKK UUgCKWIlKIMEK, Ik.iU-i in sis-oud-luiud Km nil are, on S...ndnt., Im iw.-en Main find lcat. iiiyTu i.iu BBI.I.S-et. J VST MMitMiifMiMt TWO B ol IVli-rs A t'rairu'a la st Plan. 1 loi - lie at II I Ml a rates by W Aft. Ift Hoah. ni l. j u oh i lur. A W i'riucc ol thi! Hoiiar ol liavMi ; SpurKow'a s. ma, tilth eiiition ; City l the tir -at Kmc;Tba M in ist i y of Lite ; Lib- of Jauici W all , The .1. n Ilnsbaud; Lovo mo Little I..vi m. Lung; Hig'' l.ifi-in New York, by Jonathan Sli. k ; Kouiaui n and its thi Lib-ol Kit Cr-..n. For sal.- k JOHN IIKALY, mylO fJorner Kir! and Main atrceln. M. BIKkhowfr. .e. .-. nam ;uio mkmbuwm:m b khoi uhto.v, WholeHahi UK UtMili STS, lioal. i- iu Paim, Oils, Vaummiis, .In ,, Wa-hiui;tou H k Main si., Ktaii.-v ill.-, li.d. (oiiutiv i-nliaiil. ami I, ..I on cry liberal teravl. niy7-ljr Ice Cream! Ice Cream! mm it o i . ;, . ri: of TMK hk.9 B of Panel! A Co., WolllJ uhks ttully infurui 1 1 1- i.nblii- lri'iit-ralli tlmt bi- bus im.i...iI liu I. . . ,.vnm Sal.n : and will warrant his ream to he of i ,... ..... , ..., .i..,;. i . t ... .i .. . i r i i ...-.a. iv ll. Ainu il. ...- . l 1 1 1 i l , . Ki.iug partioa and wisldinga cau lie sttpplled at t)ll. 8horte.t notice ami ou the m.t reaaonabl.t. rms. The Sl.u has been lately Htted up in a - - - 1 I ar w A" A lartfe suiii.lv t Cont. i ti ir and "Crackei 6 k- tit . oiistaiitly on hauil, and tor halt at wlii l.Mil.. oi retail. myC-ltud u : ej i i..i u BWJtJSttville I'acket IlaaaiMik' Budoks, lluuinhrey, uiaater, leaves KvaiiHvillo for Bowlinjc Ureeu every Till bMDAV, at In A.M.; leaves Kvaiut tile foi Louisville every St'NDAT, at 4 P. M. . myn-lyd TCmBBM tfl'M PLIMiti Ml SaKar-i-urtsJ Hams, Ibsif Tongues, anvaM-d Hauia, Plain II tins, Butter, Kxtra Wbite Floor, Clieese, Prunes aud Currants, HN do. I . Leaf Lard, Super Hons.- Ib-I.i - ri.iutation. Molasses and ti.ddeu Syrup kep or bid, Miv I Pi. kl.-s. Plain Pirkl. LobaUirs, Spicwtl Oysters, Pearbes, A (oods delivered free to any .art ot ho city. mv; L. H. SARIN A Co. Mil e TOM f. '. T I'M H Mi I. I., KIM NT Sberwo. Hi,-. mya-an Wtt LIM-BK TO MILL Mi MS, Mli.i kk- A rsn rtmr is wai.n-d toensau.. in a r louring Mill, in a tow a en tin- Ohio Kiv.-i, u belt, there is a home cash d.-uiand b.r rn.To Mjiii and oflall Ibau one riiu ! atuue ran Make. Tin. builihiuf is ready, uii.l a . rn null u .w in oj-is ti.ni .n it. All t hit ia required ia capital -ufti. i. ui I" .uri base oue of Hauler's patent fttlHs. Tim kttatal owner mm fira. tii al Millet ami MillwriKhl. H nissla Kparliwr witb a small capital, and on.eaiable of doing (he out door hnaiueaf. For nartii ulars ai..ly to Mi Carlils, st the Jour ual office. int ' ,w T1A i.m om.i. no run lovers ol a komI Cigar to know that KLISHA A. bABl'OC'h haeyust ris-eiye.1 an invoice of tbtme ..It-biat.' l "Ualliu.ora Clubs" and ' Ll Sol' (KL IolV). Just try theiu Ibey can't be lieat. 1113 .' io.ru. 0.'B .i.VII ALL, MM I W WANT TO BK MI'lTKD. VV'.- would 1 all iM.-iiln.n I., die lolb wing artr I. -a lii.l r. . o.sl d.iriiiK tbr 1 . 1 ... k and Wwrthy Hi-i-v iiiiiiialn.il 1 nil pun ba-ers ot Dry U rom pt iuiNi, . ., d Shsker K. ii. 11 . I - ll.rt.lli t KlbbOUS, Msi I le Cottars it-. t olUlrt, luce Co liars, 1 1,1-1. . -. ' ' Ulk 1'aiaa.ds ih.ro sb-cs), " mmm-:'. . ..isjrt- MaASntsna " " " Belts aud Palm Fshs. ALSO Hat.s, Caw, B00U, iSboea, tkx, Oar atK-k i ill ... w and cboi. e, ol thisseasua's I'lircliase, mid a ill bo sold al Iu w .i tees lor cash, ly Mll.l.KK a NIFHAl .1 ill)' . V.. ft li.i, -lr....t liinivill. .1... mjM .. y "i .t.miuoTVPK ARTISPS KLI.bFK A Will IK, at the aohcitatiou of a unmla-i oi ai lists, ban. brought ou a muptete as SMitiiieut ol Pbotogl .tll SBd Alubr.dybe Stack, CssajaaftlHJI MT every styia ot Case, Pl itrs, Uatb.-s, Csmelas, Stands, l.cinii ala, Ac, c, with wbieb lb v ar.i inri. Hrd to tiltnish tie- tiade at 1 mon nail Hrtasn All urdsSU will rer-eiv,- i.ioiupt atten 11. u hKLLKR A a II I I t. iu& dlm Nu ! Mas Mn.4. - M 1 U SMITH'S rlTTHBVBIiJlLK Wm I OH l.l.l, ut S... k Al. , n lil. Is 1A K.-iiui-tt Al- Iu More aud fur 40 ''' ALLIS A HOWLS I W..VA.J.V A BMLM. BMiH Tit ami., ille , t lie 11 i,i.l. li ii o ll,. ixn-usive 111:

I'Ri.r. I prowineois lulhait snnsjeffa, a hied hat.- Is-n iu 91 : '. atuarsaa Ssr aoaae-tiaas wl , to afloru the utmost 1 j-, Luiiity for rarryinxaa an rfttensivs liajf. aj sell1 si. ' iux a 1 1 ai in l iaafa at bhCSj asftaa ay cnansAJail to j t aalvarasl safnfaaliiiB. Bavnaj ibis pajatt I y I inweu.ii.iy iim-iderati.ti that ,ti ui-littoi ward I 70 daalftasj, KaMkAsd aa ftasaur and UbwralMjr, m (ise, 00 will Is .eso. t.-d to, and thus estubliah mutual toli116 I Rdeace between buyer and m-II. i ; The stock U ft to ' uuiisiially larp.-, ev.rv .1. .n tm.nt replete, a ad iur1 , rh is, is may rely iih.ii m. eiit. with in exteiisiye I jo a-.- 1 1 I in -ul ..ii i. ...in.tl-le terms. 1 hey would di8 2. I ret t aaatftaaaat aftftanSftM to tl.-ii late IstnaMMftsa 1 1.', ofl.ish Liin-11 i..smJs. viz : JB and 4-4 Irish Liu.-us, .'.'ild'J 4 Lineu Mh.vtiiiKs, Pillow Cm. I.umiis, Hand -.(.', kerchiefs, Towels, Napkins, Blt-a.-li.sl nnd Brown H. Linen Table Hoibs, ft.-., e. Coun t if Main aud :iln Fiiat streets. my3

g iH.iMi:iin.vB : t Hi.fi i AJ ..: jn Imsk.-ts H. idsiik liaiii..ii ae, .ls. la tin 1I0 1 do CTftanoM It) do do In More ami lor sal.- by m)4 W1MKHH Ml Ml' IAS. .1 pis. sjMl Ids. do, do, ALUS 4 HqWi'. aVAf JIM Mi JKRF ill rerei.t ol a lar' st.sk of t rie's, Medi cines, Paints, Oils, lye Stuffs, WueloH Vilas-, and Fancy tbiotia, all of wlm-li we h,Hihi al Ihe .ry b.Vl-rtt.asb iri.l, which enable.. Us to ..flel oil I iuslniu.-rs ureal bargains. Our Hl.sk ol Med nines ai. unsiiriiass,-,! I. r .urit v . We ai. d. tei mill, d to sell pure Oruv's and M.sii.inei, or ml m II at all. Cont-.iiently . if you do not wish your modi, in. -s .iii , doa't fine 10 us. .SToDliARD 4 THi.MSfiH, WJ Druggists, 17 Main st. BJ' ASsmBTMKJT Aftv ibmum: BfB. TKAS, a.-b-.j..,i (.artieiiiarty f..r t.iisrlty uae, aieeetit hasrtatiou and tine growth, to wbi. b av 1111 He the attention ol . .,11 11. .isseiii s, so,,i.ll 1 In withal hate expel n-Ui od I hi- dlltn lllly III ettlnjj Bnsd ii - 1, i' Moatasd at ,.:o STODOAAU v. lH.UrM.N S

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lilCULAMBWS mm mm it sBir.n:'T.- wm; Msf I ML hint rreeiTod tb third ahnum ut of tb-s mmmmf Watch Spring Hoin. the 'lineWot' i tU' X'UIill. AUo, ftteu'n aud i hildrrs'o Uata, Mio n. mi l gt-ueral saaortuieut of Dry Uiaal. my M. KMUU II a m Mam .-n.-ei. BJM,mt,B, Mtff JJVtM Bti 'A KJS'ti. B MS lga extra Family Kb-tr (iumi- khcIii, Inn ! NiuxrliiK do, 'ift ban Proctor A Gamble's U -t Suwp, '0dO.eoti led 1 kirkeus. it nneiird and loraaltby I'HAS. ftlcJOMNSToN, apjn Poi-y s Blink, Main at., uwar fan a I rBMTYJlBBMiHTi i'BBJfi TJ. : B Us-I a.ssiiiui.'iii ol WliK.-woh Krnslwsj ...i ile ed IoimIv u. thin. Hy.ia Bow . . ihlblli .,, ,.i .iTillMtXKIi -l HUM e-i i - P' 17 Mam sti. I dv- ouu.imt m TBmMft,mj' wit i opvu this day, au int otto ul new aud 1 ashy on nl.b IVsrt'uasssy, ftamy Soaps, and Hair Oil, n. iliidinx the .elebmted Cot owe, a., l.i.hl) re. . 11, meml -l foi Uiu Hair . Humming Bin. and Buttertl) Fxtia. ts foi the flulidfter. hi. 1, aud a large as rtuu nt of i 'obirne, Oi .-miiu. t n,' - sud Brurb. -. at the lb ii it or.-, 17 Ma 1 11. stout. ap.tn 0iraVAai Ji it .t h tu.vt. I'Kt cis. Baltiutoiu iis..-r, 111 .1.. Kl. u. b " o In., . In -l l e and lor snhi by ALLla A llnWSS. sT 0BBM JVJII.Mmtitf um BbLS S nil 1- of the tw tjiiulity .1 N..i noli, IU atoro aud lot rale b .- . 1 Lb oui: M.tti I ji4K i.S Fit AASi.Vl l.-S'Mi Moil-s Hole Autlls received Ibis daV and Is., sale by SAMI KbtiUK W B ITB sale by I I. .tli IOO MBAAS I ou S. K t.lLBFMI A tMJ N11 4 Sycamore sti.-. t a.:S) ffttff .Vf n O 1 .1 HS MO U m.I.Mi B f B S. A. OII.MKKT 4 I'll , apSU No. t s, iisaore -tia t BUt it t.t M. Mi A BBJM f .1 . t ftft 141 m 11; I I. Ill i.i, - tu w iH ex. hasatu b.r to.slA.KU.le al till- olhce SAn A Cedar 01iuiis. AT .Vf TMi I MB .fTf.,Tia.V tt M' B CVunl.y 111.1 1 hunts to my lai.o- sl.sk ul la-da. i li ii i ii , style thni iii,iisih;j a i;iriei t.tin tyol so. and 1 Vei I . foi e ,f1eied IU LotlUvllIn, a.no.i.'-. which are - 2USAmr.ua K. J IV-ibr eiiurio, ', -i.-- 0 n I ..nn.l il llo VV bite do , 4 do do. liO dtt do Ai fi 1I1 brass U.1111.I I6i. do Pi.ss do Hun Uaitid All my W hit.- t lar Churus ate ps Led in . , iaO.Ki.ilt .ills ebal(e) thn- ensutlltf then sale aUde.ouoiui.al lraiiss,i tat ion, and open i up tie-Ii aud clean. Sold as low as. can be art kaaed iu the West Por tale at the Loiii-ville W .... ln W inStore. , J. B KtSSKLL, .'ANiMahi at., ap28 Bid. Third 4 Fourth, Loeisi ille, ay. BAM IT Mi BAH t .V.Wf..VA It to us a nice ltd uf Chairs, for sale rlieap to cb.. coiistKUiueni. . K. H. SA BIN A Co WBBI.mfVBB' .'. ST4HIII4HII K M THOMPSON hat. just recdied diri-. I trom Near i.,il,. a varied aaswrtiiieut -f Black, Blue, It.sl, ami orevu Printing Ink. Printers tarnish, O.d.l ai.e aud Bronze, lo which they iuti-ud to dr -tote their stt.-ul.ou, aud will sell at aluustt 1 .-.-! ei 11 piie.st, at the b.ug Store, No. 17 Main street, Kvauavilhi, In. I ap-7 mm ma. -r Mi 11 pi.kasa.st iw kllFni, vr House, . outainiue about five or six fnaanv. Apply at this odtre. ap SS-ftW BBS.' SBBKU! JLST It M. t Mi I t '- ed at Hl'UHFS', one ..I the largest uad m.wt oUidete stocks of Sluaa eter brought to this tily for (ieutlriiien, M..ys, and Youths; and lor Ladies, Mis-.-, wild ('hildr.u, the aaaortmeut is perfect. Call, if you want good Shova, and supply your wauls. ap2t TUMi MPJIST UVMJVTBB JMJMM SPRISC o far, have 1 u very wet ones, causing many ot oar rivers to overflow their hunks, backing up the water in the creeks and bayous, aud flooding to a considerable extent the bottom lauds ; when the rivers recede, which may IiNScted soon, theu the large surface of decaying vegetable matter exposed to the scorching rays of tbe summer sun, produces the malaria, ah ich proves so fatal iu its course, sweeping whole btates, aud apariug neither age nor sex in its coarineriug march. After a residence of more than twenty yearn iu the middle and Southi-ru States, we think we hate discovered a medicine which, to a certain extent, ia a preventative of the attacks of bilious fever, ague, A' ., aud as such we rc.ouitueud our Magnolia Whisky. W'e wish the public to uudvrstaud th.it we are not urgiug upou them the use of strong Liquors as a beverage W. are, aud alw ays have beau, opposed 1 their being used iu that way, but if people will use them as such, let them have by all unui a pure article, that will keep them in health, and lengthen Instead of shortening their lives. We propuae to aell always pure and unadalteraUrd Liquors for medicinal purposes, and a little for the stomach's sake, if required, and will challenge aa inspection by the best chemists iu this 01 any otbei couutry, to flud any impurity or adulteratiou iu the whisky branded by us, "A His A Howe's Magnolia." It is warranted, as it is distilled from the cora, rye, or wheat, with a slight addition of good .1st. -in water. We have no doubt many persona nave been rained iu health, if uot actually killed, py drinking bad whisky, tbe greater Ihe reason that Allis 4 Howes' pure Maguolia should he in general use. Just u-. ei..-.! aud in store h r sale l" yipeeam'd Brandies (old) freai .1 fo7 ft gnl I 7 pipes do Odd ) from 3 to it 'f ga I 4 pipva ll..ll.,u! inn ; H pun. lie .us oid Kiwi, ap26 ALLIS 4 H0WKS. Water at. m JMJTW JVM AA AT AA PorLAK SHINbLLS. A gentleman living in one of tbe upper eouiifies, batiug purchased oue f Mr. Oeorgs's celebrated mni-hiues Ih sawing Shiuglcg, is now faruishiug the subscriber weekly with supplies ol these extra Shingles aa wed out of sound, clear poplar, and put up iu bundles coulainlug .i(Ki Shingles, full count. These are a good article, and no mistake, the bell suLntitute lor piue that an be ton n.i, un 1 costing a K" I d'.il less money. I 'alt and examiue I hem at J. F. GLOVfcU'S Lumber Yard, ap'Ai 1 o. tier Main aud Seventh streets. Sugar! Sugar! Sugar! .WVMT BKVMI&BB- M Zl 1. 1. 1 s A mM lioVVkS ou cousignmeiit, direst from Ibv plautatiou, p.a ateamet Aalth -ftO hbda uf N. 0 Sugar, for sale cheap. apttS JOS SCHOEN PELD, WUOLBAALK DKALEB IK BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, AND Straw Goods, N 1 W ails si an 1, err Main anu k auoar, apti n. AY A N3 VILLA. IMP. fiOOl'KU TOO lit. Jt ST HMct Mi I- ' sd, a large assortment of Cooper To 4s the best iu .jivtlity and finish, ever brought to fttvsns v. He Also Bradhnry's Spokeshavea, Wade 4 Butcher's Razors, Luther's Bai her Shears, Karor Hones Wmt aal by JACOB STBAUB 4 SO fti, 11-1 40 Main street. WHOLESALE DSALRR IM 'f GROCERIES l LIQUORS, Ne, IH Weil eii s.stieer, aaAS ly kVANSYILLI, IND 5 el Swe.it P.dat.ies aud Yams, just receive J and lor sale by H HANKY, Ja . up 'I Comer First aud Vine streets Mm It ITU LIMB JJ'U UyB MTMiV ASH BUt SHKS 111 do. Wllitett ish lllllsh. s, Al bbls Utile Lime. Just ret-eltid aud fur sale by .'MAS. M. JOHNSTON, Poeej 's Block , anl I Main sftreaft, near the Canal Jl.TSVs-s'.Vsa' I f mvMTB TMM TIMB m 47n The lite ot trade is touipetilioU, Ami we are at onr ts-. Uiatiou -elliuK pr.slu.-ts ol ev.-ry nation. At pri.-s that create sousatiob. paaaa. Ou Main slreel, No. hi u You'll tlnd iu store aud offered you Coffee, tea, i: ..1 , alid sph es, Kxtra cheese, by box ... slis-es; Oysters, sardines, line targe toagae, CanvaMsed 1.. . .,..,1 in,..,, i,,,,,,Parinips, turnips, K1! potatoes, Picklea mixed, and canned tomatoes: Pepper sauce aud olive oil, Kxtra flour and corn meal. Midaasew, syrup, soap and candles, OSSftaA i.his with extra handles; Brooms, hrnsiie, buckets, and tubs, babies' fancy wsgtsn sad cans ; Clieaper, prettier, and Is ti. 1 thaa ih-1 - ; Be sure you call at Vk kery Brothers, VV iio buy lot i-rtsbao tery low. They tau 1 out.iete with old or new. You'll get just M.-nthl and holiest measure. So have tour orders we deliver. ap IC V ICKKKY IIKOS , 82 Mam st. B IB BBS ML'MiMm. MM V0IJ waut to learn the icanm t perfection, you will do well to wear oue of the MoarBT liars, .iust re ceived by V Al TI KK A 31 AKt.v.N I r.K, aplN :0 Main street. WVMT M Hi Mil 'Mill JJS-II MOM M SALK- 4lsdosen fresh K loo aote.i Iresli '-IsKS, 2m IIm flesh Ohio Hotter. Kl WA B 1 00 17 Myn M HBXBB if. jtJVB MX. TMJ' PLATE, lecsiveil pii stesmeis Lsudis : aud foi sale bt SAMlkl OHU spl and DAIfajft aplJ

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it. o.- i,jr tumJmb: he . .,r. aud uart ! th a. w . ir. uf secC .14. To n .: - I. !':." in -. t, lontaiLing ty im vf land, lyin 17 Bnftni north of kinu.nlW. aatd it noi. 1 Li ! i... 1 u, lt..li..n... ne-laal wf ..J trail- 1.. in .i goiaf state i A ciiltliatlou aid well fi-ured and niiti oveil. Tin firldk are ml I aXird as to . 1,1 on I . lo jftatl.s each, m-i pn.vidisj wilb jTihnI Mill in. irale, .Old rplllUs ol lu-VPt fwillOK tftsck traftM Tli. llioi.i l - -..,1.1 ot a food fiaaa - ansnr, nf iHiinr T or a rooan, mrvftar1y si iaiic.-J, a l ml li'anir rli. !. f. u.-. milk fc.-m hini n;i4i, iv. .. i .m-i -thu nscessaiy I. un- and l. iil In k Tltwct- ii i, lb.- ahdTc twi.i1 . ..-I oreftmrd td i lua. Ii mi trv ths Und sot in 1 illtoattott, ra ttiteled with the finest traitor the Baanftrj Mill pHdftaS Thtr aaid land is situated i-tu.... M..- .i-i. aa-i r.rw inn mum srsns ill. A. iswloi.tr.vill Itsilnad, tbr mil tiou , rm u, Ik a nioo.-i amn wiw, wiu im lor luoai I healthy pall ot Soulbet n I u liana, aoriaty iairood, and tin- ('null) ...ll j i . ul.-d with Si bocis SUd t lnir. hee. Al- , the e .-I h ,11 and part ot the wms! halt ol lbs Soiitkwesl oi. , 1 aevt. i!ti, !. ,. : . ktaage Is) West , utttiiinir t'1-a. tea, with afsHil ft sites in cult, t at 100, swsi said inula 1 aasui (ssaaed. The land is .lit idea I . 1 ween high lull.u aud tick bottom. Tin - e .ir ol -eel '.' :, t.iwn : -, range lu a , .utaiu insr irn M.-,, ; . Thr 11 hi 11 w o,r ot sr. t V hm 1. I s, rsme 10 west, eobtal.il.iv ro ,. 1 The 11 w w .j. n ,. ,,i ,. -, 1 ". t.,w u 3 s, range ! west, c.Mitaming M acres ; Then e .p n w jr ot ae, t -j.., t -wu 3 s, raaf 10 a, Coutsiinn. 1" 1. res; Siluat. I .11 th.- W , K canal, 25 miles north ol Rvaastille and in the imm.siials vicinity ot a Bti-a.n mill in full and su .1 -i-lul operation, caaati off luruiiiii out f 1 1 ot buntier daily, akickmlli will i..- s, id ii 1. Hi I ,ith the last named land, ot separately. Foi leiuisamt particulars apply to 8 M Bolromk, reshfisui -n the tSTiacra tract, or taUsa uail. isij.ii. - I Al , ihe loll wing vsluaMe steal As tsfe in ihe City of Kvunnille and Lamaaco 1 h a I.i ol Lot tl .. tud the nw of Lot 164, and th. j oi Lot Jin, t!is whole of Loll 811, nd "l in th i .nation Eiilsremsnt. Al"-, L t- No 2 in Id Lot In in Ll 25, Lots and 1 in W "7, Lot K) m 1 I SS, lot 18 in U 39, lot M b Id fl. lot 7 in t.l 4 -. nd lot 11 iu Id 51, In th Fa lent f n. i irr'. 11, .-lit. Ai .. I h I'I md Lliu . lt It in bl 14. lots 6 feud 1. in Id 17 and lot o in td lb, iu the Fott. ih Filial .' IneUt. . , On third ol lot V', and the whole of lot 114 in 1 11 1, o.al I I in I--! iud 4 ia hi , Lib It's Fulalgemeat I f- - ' md in in Id tl, South Knlargemeut l.oi .. a-td n.lj. 1 1.1 ii bt ol '., in hi 1ft, Stock well Kn I... 1- 1.: in, I I ; in hi I Biker's Addition Abf ? , l..s in L hiss, 1 ity aud Additions Afthi ih.- RfliuU in Far ski ng Lauds ia Vandei l.niu-li 1 il-si.ii, und Pike eounties I lie 11 e 11 1 .,i . Ha .. l.-.i 11 - f. BafSJi 11 w-, 40a. ft -The tt hi. 11 w ar, aar 14, t 6 s, rauste 10 a , SOactea. V hi . w OS, as- U n.wu f. a, range IO w ; 88 acres F. bl, s e qr, . w qr, sec is, toau C s, range 10 a , 10 acres. Lot ft. sub n w .r, hoc 21, town 6 s, range 11 a . 6 03-100 acros. Lot Jn sub ti w UT, sec 24, town C a, tangs 11 went . S 77-Iiki acres. V bt, ti e.p, si, .'-, town 7 s, rauge 11 W , A) actrs F bf ii e i , sec 24, low u l s, range 10 w ; SO acres N hi, ms in, town 1; range 11 w ; 180 acvae. S w qr. sec lo, lotto ft, range 11 w; 160 acta N w nr. K.-C '2s, tow 11 s, raage 11 w ; 160 acres N . .i . s w qi ,n - "if . UwaCi, range 10 w ; ftOaerea N .- mtt 11 ' 9tt l.r, n.waC s, range 11 w ; 40 acres N a 9,1 , u a qi , se 24, t.-w u bs, raugw 10 w, 40 acre M ear, e w r,eec M, taw a r.s, raagalO w; ftAactaa S hi, s v qr, see a, low u 0 s, range SI w ; 80 acres. ! bl, - ,i . town s, iwagu 10 w ; 80 a. 1. - N ti qr.n w qi , a.s .t, t. a nos, rsjfega 10 w;tXl acres Mnst of tl, ils.t.- ti... I- -ir.- well located, talus bit- ami MiM-eptitde ,f n high slate of Itaprovemeut ar.- situated near the City, ujsii the Railroad Canal. 100 acres n vt qr of sec 7, town ft a, range t w. lfV) dd 11 .- qr ih 2T, do 2 s, do 8 a . Is 1 do s tt qr do 2.': do 141 do se qr do 'tl , do lo do n w qr, n t qr 91, do 40 do 11 e a,r, n e qr. 2fi, do fSSWH bf seqi ii e qr.2i, do Hill do N W qr, see 14, do lill tt. do 9 w. do 10 W. do 10W. do 10 w. do 10 w. do lCw. 2 s, 2 , 2s, 2 s, a, 3a, ISO do a w qr, do t, do loo do 11 e ur, do 21, do Is. do 10 w. Said tracts an- located near the Canal and St it road, are covered with the moat valaabte timbei for building and otbei put km-s, and are the tin. -1 la mis iu the comity for Agricultural par poses -Titles 1- 1 l.s-t . . A) acres the a a qr ul sec. ftft, ftssja 3 s, range 7 west ; loo acres the s e qr of so 34, town S a. range 7 west ; . . 80 acres the west hall, s w qr, of m , 24, toaa 3 s. rauge 7 west ; 80 acres the halt, s w qr, of sec ioa 24, tow S s. range 7 west, 9Tbe lands ia Pike aud Oil-son roautieB are in healthy portions of the country, well supplied villi good water, also with an abuuda.toe of ftVa. bust timber and stone coat. Titles indisputable. 8JSJT Persons, desirous ot purchasing, wilt call upoa lb.- undersigned for terms and particulars at the Real Estate Agency, Third street, opposite the Court House. Kvansvili . Indiana. ai23-4wdd-tmw WM. M. WALK K li wbi mm rvBn h rTmcmm. mm rmmsMt JB ceb brateil Potatoes, for sating or seed, just 1 ceived and f. r sale by CHAS. M JOHNSTON, afilft Main street, near tbe Canal WMJMM HI H44W 4 Mi BUM 1ft BWTgm MB extra gool. Just received and tor v I'll II As M, .Ii.'H.SSTuN. Posey's Block. apl. Main street, near the Cftaai B71KBII ! I'M MM) r m"kkd !-cmmj; 47. Oats, and lit an , 11 stole and lor sale by ilH Mi J0HK8TON, spl2 Main street, near the Canal wmissmLt TimjsTMM i:imt.vam MLB skip keretotore existing between the nadei signed, uu.1. 1 t ft ist in. at rtissnln 1 by inni ns I co.is.-iii Said Sabin totlectl and re ceives ail debts ul Un n.io aud ssya all its Hai ti, ties, ami uses heat name only in liquidation. IV 0 OLMSTFTt A. H BAA1M. nar Kelrrriag h the above, I lake ptossajre in recoasiuemlru my syi tisanr. ap C. v3. OLMAT1D JMKr 6JM.' aVftVftf BBBMBtA W We have ist received by Express a fine aud iluinblesl.sk .-I brj iJooda. Our ratei.t, i, is i sell h i ash mid - ii.- in u l ,ti. .-is good be i gains in. st.sji aud style ul Ury Goods, toweas ta aait . I ilk .'bailee, Berages, Organ s, fwas. Prints Ac. Also, a rood variety ol 1 tensive Botap Skirls Mid a splendid M of Crape, Cashmere, and Morln . Shawls. To I sold cheap , iu prices or u ual Ity, I.i beauty aud tnst.- it anted he beat nowhere in the city. We will keep . o.i-rsi. .Iv on kand a full an t . oinpletc aiMorluMat of thy Ooods through the Spun and Sunn., 1 - saisa, wbirh will be aoid low I ., .asl. i t Mlbl.RB 4 MIPHAra. ap7 No 4': Main street, Kvsaarilss, Ind 0LBI.BrI.STBBBBT ISm TMM 9 sl'IriN.. or III MAN AC TION M4MJS -Jndatng tiuu thai loads ol -usiouieis thai daily throng th . Orocery fit..., ul No Mai a reet, It seems thsr mast l soiue indureme.i.s held torth thero Cr.ii and an- it such is not the mas. M.W A It b I VALS 80 hxs A. Y heee (chriioB article), 12 dor 2 lb cans Prsah (rr, Oysters 12 dor 1 A cans do do, l d.. 1 IT. can- spued do, 4. tkfm I d... 1 th cans do do, 10U choice Beef Toagurs, fioo its Dried Bsf, HjOO plain and i-Kurassed ilame, lo Luaken Dried Apples, lo do do Pi aches, .' boxes Lemons, I anssrftad boxes Sardiuas. 41 ap7 V I' KI.HV BBXW v.' I - ' It B I Mi S t.t.y. I MA MM W Market Baskets, ft is-dm- Ba-Lats, Take, j ets, Wa.shb.ard- Well Barketa, Cedar t'barus Piue 1 'Inn,,-, 1 o.ioi. Mop-, Brooms, Brush. L" ter, Prs.r Mats, Cbdtie Purs, Clothes baidfttts 'loth.-s Lines, Cut rope, hianilla rope, hemp i,'psash cord, ts-.l rds, ader, nails, ghms, window r-t.-h, .-ekiiniit, while lnne, plaster parts, .tau, oatan .1 t si 1.1, .11, .Mil 1. .. 1 1 11 111. r.,iis Iu .Hsu t ion, .11 which you . an bud al ap7 YICKAAY BAOS., 82 Main straat. BfMBMB IHHIt.lt BtY MABABIMt I M .suppln-s at 47 Main street. W, sals deliver 1 l. 1 11 an part ol tie- city uQ do . catts Lol-t. ri-, 10 doy. cans Oysters, 2o do j ti- Pickles (plain A mixetl, . 1 bbl Lserusaa PI11t.1l . 1 bbl Zante Currants, 1 Is.x Lemons, 1 lx Oranges, 1 kM mgmi, 1 tit-rva country Hams, l.xir.i wlute whe... ft'laor, A MM Do BapssrSxas ds llo Bftsj do, Pol i. lia s, i .nn Meal, Ae., 4V. H . JOS. W. DOUGHERTY, Forwanli!i and ( oiumissrou. NKW OULKAN8, LaajtAtAAS Bcfers to Messrs. ALLIS 4 tloWKS, apft-lv ftCvnnav. IJftc I aval. n '. aV HTWI.B UMKHH H.IT Now ready It sfwaks fsr itself UKhv i AIMLlil. HAT. VV hi. h cau.KSl tail lo pbas.. fa SOIT HATS, Of any kiud, 4oi, -hip,, and prhv sroTOH CAPS, For tbe Spring, just received. STOBM CAPS For the rain. Better than au I'mbrella BLCKIMKK HATS For Ladies and Misses. - - - .'HILUKl.N S I AM V HATM m , For Spring aud Stuu.uar. V.lTlCo KKLT AND STB A NV MATS Au eudlen taliet). V Al TIKK 4 .MAB ONNILK 8ft Mam sues'