Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 231, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 May 1859 — Page 1

EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL.

VOLUME XL EVANSVILLE. IND,, THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 19, 1859. NUMBER 231

Ehe ilaib journal.

I I HI lMK SI V ni.II i., Mb Y M THAYFR, ','-.. 7 Bh.jW- W j '. 10 H M N CELT, mt rtRK ur ink EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY. Journal Building, Loeust SI., U'srsesi H, .1 mmd Water. -BB flti BBS BBS av At BLJ fcf f ' If W If f If I r ft rW A ' 0 r f a e Duly Paper - " V..... -I By the week ip.yahlet Uunrai fri-Wekl Paper tT .ek'.y P. r ' Clulst id ! or more 6 On It 4 , Oft , I wyt-Tbe privilege of yeerly advertisers i limited j their owu immediate business. In their own name; i I lv. rr i nt - t- i the heiieflt id other - Arsons, as viell as legal advertlx lueiits and adverUn ut i.f auction Mkn, wi advert lee men to with the n.ime of other pewone, ee-it iu by them, must be i i.d for at l Up usual nw. 4ntS No report, resolution, or proceeding of any m po ration, society, aseocUioii ur public mwiiiiK had d i IHMMM desigiie I ' !! attention to any matter of limited of individual interest cu le toseried, ualesM paid for a an advertisement. Con tracts for yearly advei ti-iug will not ts ct'iiiaoed utiles an order to that effect is left at .hi office, and when di- ntluued In less than a fair, the price of the whole year will he chare.-d 91 Legal advertisement hereafter, will be publish-fat the expense of the attorneys ordering, .md not .'elayable for legal proceeding, but collectable t our usual time. s,Uur term- for lob Work and transient sdvei . risen nut art I ASH. r OP JIH'KHTIMi.VU.

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I tltend lo the AdjiltmtUt of Lietse cf cverj drtcription under pol. ie from wthei .gencu and attend t lite net ii. mint of all matters connected with IN I UANCK foi iiarttei in teres till Ilia lou experience aa an Ix-iiiAJi."F ArtxT, hi inn i- him IkniiUir with all -nbjett hi X .tu 1 i tl, af ufflce, Marlde Hall Bnlldn..-. S . 0 M .. . ; E Q. SMITH, (JflAIR M A NI K MTI UKU Mark ! oieet, Lvnnv ille. lnd , will x hiti l in. I in .k. order e.ecy variety ol . . " .t i II vlK- Tlo 'lret. -vi.pll-.l t lowest rate. uAels Si awihasja. sjs3 Halls fur a iabed promptly to rl. 1 1 work warranted Janl-ly at frstrrjv, likh - Sale Stable. Second t.eie.u Maul belvveu Mail! .ma L- . Ml 1, o.pll-.- IIWI'M rr'H'ji'iwn uiu. n, t uevLW. I lie und.ialgned has Urge .mil oUiUK1ioii tii ,. k stable w ith sheds for ret riage-, and la prel to take horse, by the day, week or month -Bia u-i. m.r. may be sure of having their anlmU rll and carefnlly attends t He refers to the s kMrtM gentlemen whoae h-.ir3e he h:' had a long ;iom aoA.r hu cbarz. U ttm also a unmber ot (assJ in t snfe horea f..r he Piddle or hexnefs. w ith a nurutvi . t nr.. and .omfbrUbU hufci'.w, to hire Orrtara for atnidlr cones or bnggtee, will be punctually attended to. Befsr tu C. O Keats, Gw othce; t . K Biini J 8. flarttt, Ex-Shehtf; I'Tpmn Preston. octlg ly J. STBATTON f .fUfdk- TVVaVH HHif. I W0 J CIA1I JLsf DLR and BL7TII el IIYN. have as -mselre. together aa partner. In the practice of Lsrw, and will attsnd t r ni i ll v i- .ill I iwiuesi ronected with their profession, which my be entrunt 1 to them. sjtsj (j a m li I i n.l street, opijnite lbs St. rtraad ioM, XvansTille, InJ. sentto-ly t rtr c.vkf y.vr y .a v rtorney. at law, Notaries Public and Keel F-t--t Agents, Eransvilie. Indiana; Wiu practice law iu the (ourts of this tate, sill attend to the collection of claims in anv part of ;h. raited State., wilt buy uidsell teal estate in the Uy of Kranaviile, In Vauderbingh an.l .i tj-iniin; onntitM and in the W :i rally, uod will j rtora iny otiier Jutie- trtaining t Attorney, of Real tite Agents. Lot and farms always for .tale. in.rm.in ppokeu by . member of the firm syoil e on riurd ttreet, ppodM t tie Court Hoow. in the room fornserly occupied h ,,,- saa nn.-t I..ckhart, Parrett Denby; CULU DtNBY J All". I IMI SHKIllH. octlS-dly j Oat, OJLXJBLL K t O. 1TKM street, EvaiiSMlle. Indiana, Wholesale I' era In Orocries and nil kiuds of Province, Nail-, Glass), White Line-. iVmoiit. . ttou Yarn, WhitLand, Ltmeed Oil, c, c. AN ', . n-t.i.itl on hand a full stock of Srt--b. I'.tn. I boon. jt. .. ,.f all stsea. ap'-,; M AGAIN -- ALL IS IlOWKd, Forwarding and ominissio.i Merchant, Re.-t inert of the celubrated Magnolia Whisky, Dealer in all kinds of Pi .l i . superior Old Bourbon and Rve W; .:id l.reign and Domestic LlMMa, Ac , Wator street, Be oad door abore Vlns. kliansnlle, lu.l. snnt d. allm. tin iiowi foh5 ly nBMttiTOJV UUU THKUH, i'H it . i m n a T.W; OROCERS, I lers in Foreign and LviBMitic Liisors, corner I'usl and S imoiv xtrets, EvansMlW, lad ep"' U w m. mMwtmwm ., wmh.kW a sale Dealers iu Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, , First street, ETantvtlle, "ind sp2S-ly mW and Retail Dealer in Pun LnmUr aud Shu. glee, Coruer f Mai a and Seventh Streets. Evansville, lad. uovil mrr mmj' ' v Inrna m r 6, wm oi. kMm. AI E DRY OOODS HOUSE, Firststrect I ansville, Inl Merchants will always find 1 full Mock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hsts and Caps, at hie Hoarse, which wilibe sold on fair terms, sepil ut t " 9. u r 1 1 - win 1 I SALE HARDWARE DEALER, r irst street. M.rw.u. Msaihee A C ). Erausv ille, I nd. Ordeis for Hardware promptly rillwl at lowest Cincinnati pricea aa wrmrnLXWW sale dealers in Orocenea, Produce, Nails, Window Glass, Glasswar., Ac. Ac , No. 47 Msin rreet, between First and Second, Evanevtll., Ind S. K. WHEELEa. JAMES O BNHB. aeae-ly nvmm jr. rLM, VtmBffMir afT JEApLrw, Votary Public, Real Estate and C llectng Agent, will attend to evury secis of casts yancing, take dapositicus and amdavits, ackaowledgmants of Dvds, aad Mottgagi-s, in fact. Mill p. ornj faithfully all businesa of an Attorney eatrust sd to bi. car.. " Ofllc. over dart, Office, Priu.etou, Ind. sept26-ly mp 'jTmricLB m 7fSwSm 25vf lore introduced into this market -Woman's PeiENB "Germam Frasur SoAe a superior srClci. for washing and cleansing ' lcthee, Ac , j Housekeepers take notice. it Waeou urease- miprV.r to T,i bis t or anything cf the kind in boxes the rlrhsite. Drajmeu, leam"ters and .ywners ..f wheeled Vehicles, generally, take ssstsBB and ivern th.mselTes aooordtngl; ri. via jiu s .-Am:

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J, .i.n H .if. I n !' t ii i . S-Offic ..ii Third street, in the leer f the I -.- nt City ll tnk Buildiri.-. apS-l W J. s.i.VitKMM, SI I. lK M pi TK K Ho. H. Marbk- Hall Building. Second St-n Main etrer, K insville, Indiana. Carriage work I'l tt.-d with rnixtneea and d "patch. Furnish to orler, KiWer. IV.r, Numlwi .nut M inufiwtnrerV name, i'Ures. B.-II I'ullo, Hinge, Bailing, K :.- I-ixks M'li Plated ktiohs and Furniture, at Cinci.uiHti neicee mart. DR. J. FLEACER'S D E M T A L f$g& OFFICE, CORNER MAIN AND FIRST STS . K V A V 1 1. 1 K . I A. A 'so, sitae prepanU.ion (or cl-ninjf the Teeth and luir K iuun tht cum, can be had of Dr. r. at ure. a hex jr. TuKV. :5 MAIN STKKET. Kv ii i , IvplaftA. If tou wi.h to gH the worth of .,ur money In sliirts,Gentlenien's FurnishinGooils FANCY SHIRTING PRINTS. Plewse call id 35 M da stieet. All orderi tor Stitching Silk, OottoB and Linen Geods, promptly attended to, and neatly executed Grateful for past patronnge, 1 rmpectfully solicit a continuance of tlu MUM. Shirts mad. te order irotii iiie.ieureiuent. aud satisfaction warranted. ept-ly mm m jmmmV'Jm, run km u u WW (iOOIS, fancy an I ntnpie articles just rcelTed at the Store of WILLIAM J. DEUBLER, . Main at., between First and Second, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, A complete lot ai t in. V .iu l stU- I'll !.-., whi. ii will I- sold low, for cii-.li. lU-meniljer. 4:i Main tie. t. Iietweea Kir.t and ta, septlt WM. J. DEfBLKlt. JfL l U II.ililtW.1Hh: HTOMK, 4.VV , W door below- the Braucb Bank, whie can he i found every thing apertalniug to the legitimate Hardware Trade. I respectfully solicit a call from coiiutry mr.,.iantN lfors purchasing, to examine my many new style ol Goods, selected with care to suit thii' 111.11k. t. Mv personal attention will bo given to all or,l.n. GKORtiE S SON NT AG septS 11 mi aL ben 1 v it life ins. wwT, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY. V niiiiilated f'apital, over fl.M.i,iwi D1BXCT0BS: U I. I'.ili-i ..ii, II M V illaji, A S Si. tiling. S Mil kut. .1 I'l.illilllhatull III... '1 . I. i.T.i.h 1, i: A ?tr.-ng, J W C..i. lil, Joelab i Low, J R W. 1. N Perry. l.'iBT. L PATTKK.-'V, Pi. -i leni JO, IL nv COH PI r, lea i Bi vi I MiLLtr. - . try. Applications for fimnrance an ! II inl rinatioii desired will be given by the ailertleaiiil ALLEN C. 11ALL0CK, Agent, arWa II .11 Hnililuif-, N M:na stieet, Eviuhrille, h i feblfUlv WW BiniK r -TVTK'NFlsi TORE Just received and for sale by the sulrilier, a large Hi. I I. ...I.J assortment of R K. 11. i ' t :,tluUeiy , l OOM-tilli; ill pail ..I Hi 111,1 .1 1 .it', Letter and Note Papei , (Jin 101 ol blank Books, from 1c to SI 50 I'll ooire ; LsO.i'JO asjsorted Envelope.; Mn.oi ladmu lk...k- of all kinds , also, a large as - aortataal ul Sakoai Book . Bible of all kiada; all kiniU ..I Misxellaitaasja Woiks.Gold Pen. of all kinds , Hteel Pens of everj brand , Gold and Silver I i'. n. '.older, and Pencils, Pocket Books and Port in. unni. of v.ery description ; Musical laati iiiaentcf all kinds ; Sheet Music aud Music Paj-er ; Draw- I ing Paper and Pictuiet , SUte and Pencils; Ink and Inkstuuds ; un.l luany other am .- .. nu- ' lurC 'ii. to rueution, :tll ! alilctt will kaawld at tlie j . iv lowest price t.r cash J HEALT, sTSjatei ' . Ulo. k, 1 rurt . l m, ,i,.t Kir-it stieetKOgM gOU.H, Hi t f t O . I OH U -.i ;(!)- 9W iiit and Chii mission M .i. I,,,i . il I. LoupIt I III H .ulae street Ne Mlean JOMN in Hill . septl.V&7-ly nky orlkan'cs cards. j. 'it st t o., t.n.nMsntu.v M FORWARDING MERi dlAM. So Ct Pvgilras Street, N I W Ohl.E W-. LA. iinubl.'htJ djwBi, 1M ) 1 run ra .ai 1 m. p. hi 1 tmsHtm R S Bownxd. Evausville. Indiana; Alltsa Howesi, Kvaatvile, Indiana; A. M Phelp. g Son, SewbtsTglk Indiana ; Miuoi .v Had-. Newbnrgli. Indiana, H. D. Newcoml. k Brother, LotUsvllle, Kentucky ; D. s. Benedict A Son, Louisville, Kentucky; Thomas Danturtli S... iet;uy, New Albany Inuranc Co., New Albany, Indians: R. Simpson A Co.; New Albimy. Indiana; W. H Cntlin, Henderson, Kentm ki K ti Beverly, Henderson, Kentucky ; Join - .Moiitoin-rv. rietin Hro Bank. Jefferaoii ville, Indiana Mo . 1 retr i auipliell and di , St. Louis, jytll-ly in: m it h nt. i it.n.ni m -. b Merehant, Sa Lafayette street. New Or leans, for the sale of better, . ' 1 : I e- .li i. d fruits. Flour, 'Meat and nil aurts of .--t. 1 11 Hi"d 1. e, aud for th. purchase of Gr.s 1 1. -. A. I's-ih ailvauces iu ide on consignment. Hkla-lj sf m tor in. in i i e.,rs. chlet t l.'t k in tlie noUie f.f JOHN IIl'RLEi A Co., kegs ta off. r hi- servh.s ,. .... -ion .Merctiant, to the friend- And patrons t that house, now that ,t h.is retired fi ..in l.usinees. W ith this end iii i.-'v 1 have formed a co. partnership with Mr K. V . lt!.tii, s nior of the .11 ..nd w. II known firm f E. Mf, It. nton A Co., un l r the name an I -1)1.' ot bENTnN ..KING to take plh.e , broas the 1-t MaJ. pu. I The -iit scriis-r relies t. . -n;iKrt Upon the friends of th eld kwsase of JOHN IIURLkI 4 e , wb.. i have had o.- rfanil ien of esj-ri. u.-iog the piouiptuaaa aud BjfeaUrj adtk Brkdca h- BkBaaaM iv Ba4f 1. Usui. --.. V . 1 1 . - . . ti'nlh , THOMAS KIMJ. Corn, r Lni.ivette and New Levi stree. S. w tn lean.. April ii, .a--mm ma.Hi.y, UHHATHOVHtt tf WW i MM M 1 SSlON A N D F O R N A R I I N G M LU HANTS, A... IV Poydraa Street, NEW 'RLEAN'.-i, LA stMVaVal t. aai i m.h ...... Jos. uitzinokh. We t;ive our personal attention to tlie -ale of TuUaCCS.I in. Wheal, Hay, Hat-, Elour, Pol W, Bh BSSE, Lard, Jte. aunlt s. MX. 1' Sf t o., -0.f.lBf'M siua and k orviarditic Merchants, No j.i, PojT" raa Attest. N.-w Ovlaaata, La. my20-davtv rmy WIVHKLi. tf UVTVMEM, CMM aHasinai aiuf Tinaaiafng Metchaats, Hea Orleans, La. d.-cJi 1 Jfjat Tt Mt.H Jr TR'f MMM.it ('.- .sUe mission and Forwardiug Merchants Si L -i.iLiU r, on couaignmeuts to eitlnr of our houses Kl.FER to M.-.-IJ Ml.- . II M-.. ILlii. lit J Veibs, ILuiJ A Browu, Evansville. de.-J2-l rrni G. T WVMCMMM.M. SV . M siou and EorwarUins M r hauls. No ii, Pov.li i -tic.-t, New Di leans. y. c. tw i. Mn.L mv27-lv .e. n. rAiR'-Hitn rm t t.. at i HTOtm. t i, .u.tl I s s o.y M Merrhaot and proprietor o Stocl Staldes, jan2-r57-ly. New Orleans, La HOTELS. PAVILION HOTEL. simo.v Mccracken PBtyewrat. TMB I U i,. i .v . f ming the management of lite aUve well-knuvvu establlshiuent, begs leave to return hs grateful m -k now lodgements for lh literal patiouage ! . I i a, tbe said brm, nud by personal au I prnmpi attention ou the part of myself at. 1 . rigtaas. t . merit a continuance of the ex I cud.-1 I i . 1 - I. ere tof..r U-t" -d lies wc 1 1 ii II v, j .t.2. a. MrCRACKF.N. v HKHmv'mmif movhk, u-eLi.7. y R Y E R? , Proprietor Cornel First and L ocust streets Evan'ville Ind 0w BBstisj from steam boat landing. "iy5-Lj MriLjmuia Jtn EHit JW mo tjkl, wL Vioiennts, lnd J M. CLARK, Proprietor. This house has been refitted and refurnished, and is now in fioeotder mhi8 rr hot k i,. W.irt H XTUKBT, llivi'ion. Lransvill), Iod. octl.tf WM. If BOICOl'itT. Prop. W RAISINS-asjBuiko AND iIaLF ty u0Xt4 jUJ rec.ived and for sal. by no-t j VICE EST BROTHERS.

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THE ECONOMIST cooking stove, iix& WOOD OR COAL, WITH A SAND OVEN. Thlt I- the ra t valuable im;roveiti. 11 1 that fcai been uia-le in l .Hiktn? ttova during the a.t twe.ty jeara THE SAND OVEN EiJllBll'- the heat oil the s.une principle .. the llHl s Ovr of ancient renown. THE SAND OVEN 1.. i-1 11, the licst ei.: . 1 r the nre ha. gone out THE ECONOMIST V, BaM 1 the sand Oven, Is sbeail of all ronipetltora THE ECONOMIST Witu the Sand Oven. Is out of r.a. U ( tLitiu THE ECONOMIST I. the most eroooml. al und durable Store In th. world. THE ECONOMIST M in -t perfect srranciiietit for Broil THE ECONOMIST llents water for the Bathing Room, dec, as quickly ai any Range, and at balf th I est for fuel THE ECONOMIST Will do more BakiDg, Boiling and Broiling, wlthaglver quantity of fuel, than any other Sto'-e or Range THE ECONOMIST U tsi Stotl Do not fail to examine it ! It i. manufactutd by VS. k J. TREADWELL, PERRY A. fVOCTON, ALBANY, N. Y . Fna Sai r it by s.l'l t.j.- A . . -. So l.i, ,Vr .Sr., Evarillr, In. I M PACKING at Factory Prices A lanjeModk N. F. Belting Company's Goods in .tore at ill time., at Maiu factief bs' Prk t. Warraaltsln perlor to any other C. S. WELLS, in r J Sign of the Mill Saw, 11 First afreet. l-i mw au it THo.nrso.w slcI 9 censor, to Hallo, k t Sfo.ld.vnl, wholesale dealer. In Drug., Chemical., Oil., Paint., Glass, GlaseI ware, 4c, have just received large addition, totheii I .tock, and are now prepared to furnish Phy.ici.n j and Storekeepers with every article in their line. at reduced pine. Having made purchase, exclusively for cash, and by the package, can offer inducements to buyers greater than ever before. Also, a large aud varied assortment of DAOl EKREOTYPE AND AMBROTYPE STOCK, consisting of Cameras, Chemical., Caaea, and ever mil lt required bv artist.. Ws also manufacture an improved kii.d t nouexploalre Burning Flidd, for .sale by the bnrrel or at retail. t'oal Oil lonstantly on band, with a Urr-e as. 1 1 tn. nt of Fluid and Oil Lamps Order front Artist, and Storekerer prompt! attendt to, at the same pri:e hs thoiKli th . itleuded personally. Particular attention paid to pa. km and forwarding promptly. STODDARD 4 THOMPSON, tjA I No. 17 Main stre-1. sTAMW b: BKI'LER, having formed a r.ipartnershipfor the practice of Medicine, offer their service to the cmens ut Evansville aud vicinity Offlc, on Third street, in the tint building alcove : lb. t'leaceut Qtj Bank, over Jour. A Rlythe's Law office. Ir PeuningtonV residence, on Chestnut street, 1 BM ositr the Epl. opal I'bnrcli Di De Bruler's lesi lenre. corner of Cherry and Second str t. mart SfPERINTENDENT. CRESCENT CITY B N K Bt ll.DINU-. ETANtvatr. Isn. Plans, Sneiilltatioas, Detailed Drawlnes and Kstimatos of Public and Private Buildings, Store., and Churches, will be carefully prepared and sati.Lo tion i'iiaraiifee.1. lie llcits the patrorage of the citizen, of Evausville and vicmltv. marS-Sm 9 tM Hiitchrr's unefulled Files, nil sires, M'aj A Jackson's Cast Steel II m.l Saw, Do do Spring do d Do do Rip d.. Thas Spring Steel lUu-1 mvws are somethiiic 1 in this market, aud are tlie finest goods made in the world, aad cheap. CHAS. S. W ELLS, mar6 Sign of the Mill Saw, lit First at. niOTttMUUUV CAPS, 4JTW OTHM er fashioiialde steles recehi I jier Ext.res. BMMrl VAl TIER d M RCO NNIER. mw, p. hj i it ii, .n. u., Ho.ntvoWW isithic Physician and Surgeon, respecti fully tenders his profeaafnnaj Bet llS I tn the rHi i-iA of Evansvill and vicinity. Eot t he satisfaction of theso- whom it may concern, Dr. B:iird would state that, in addition to i : scientific education in Hwmnsopathy. be graduated t with the honor at one of the I -est Allopathic medical colleges in the country. Having devoted special attention to Surgery, and i having a complete set of splint. Ac, he i prepared 1 to render satUfactory aid to th.ise requiring surgii cnl treatment. tfW Office , No C. Main tie.t. oftlce hoiin. from 1 to : P. y . ap2 Humbolt Fire Ins. Comp'y, OF THE CITY iE NEW YORK. I apital (all paid in Cash)... Sf-lsl.Oni. ' 4u.iks1i .1 11 Bates, I II TiwbbMbji. Nathan Lane, S Er.cni.ui, E R. ell, -l. ii, M A Hop) u k , W C Bowers, W M KatssM. II .1 Baker. .1 Attii-tioiig, l It Slanfoid, w illi n Mtrplim ol DIRECTOR B F Br. t den, A Stranger, C b Caldwell. W H McOottaetl, Jas McKaye, 8 Nelson Da in, j J P Holmes, A G Ph.di'i. ('Christmas, II Ellen, Wbi Mulligan, W Griffith. J ST str.ii.haii. G W Parsons. : L Holhr.H'k, 7. Bouimau, W BarDes, Edw Bridge. A Comstock, Win L KiiiK, Wm A K..I.U Win Allen, H L Burr, W D Thoimei..ii. JOHN RANKIN. Preddent. WILLI AM MULLIGAN, Sey. Alkx. Wiify, Jr., Assistant Secretary. Policies insured on favorable terms bv A 0 HAL LOCK. Agent. Oflice, Marble Hall Building, Mam street. febl.V-ly H V M E I N S U H A X 01 COM PA X Y Of the City of Mew York. Capital (all paid in cash) tl.Usj.oon With a surplas of i.noii Insures against Fire aud Inland Navigation Risks. DIRECTORS: J Martin, W A Work, F U CoseiH, F A Wellmorth, James Low. Levi P Mortou, G C Collins, J H FartbingbsinCurtis Noble, D N Bainey, C A Buckley, L Hopkins, C H Norton, T Messenger, G D Morgan. W H ilvdlel). J W V hit I 1. G L HaUh, T McNsm , B Watsou Bill, R tlriA'low, J B Hut huisou, C P Baldwin, A T Duight, II A Uuiibut, ,'.'--' HoVt, W .sthrie, Jr, John R Ford, 3i In, v Mason, G T ntaflsBi ., Cyrus Yale, Jr, W It Fsditk, Homer Morgan, O E WiaJ, A S Barues, Geo WUm, R Lcarkwood, Lyman Co .kc. I. P Stone, i Humphrey, i - r i , ... Y Q Nelson. W G Lambert, Wm H W.t.b. CHARLES J. MARTIN, President A F. WILLMARTH, Vice do. J. Miltv n Smith, SecreUry. Applications m.ide to ALLEN C HALLO. K, Agent, will l promptly attend 1 io nfflce, Marble Hal lBrUidiog, Main street, Evau.ville. wLySi it x aTal 3 m. "SSm Si WW located on the Northeast coraer of Firet and Sycamore streets, for the purpose ot repairing Musical, Repeating, aad other Watches, Jewelry Ac, begs his friends aad the public generally, to call upon him, when satisfaction will be guaranteed. JnniJ-ljd

s.i. ..,,- road.. Ml ArconanxUtion Train A. M. Mail Train " AKBIV.Lr. Mail Tram 12. J3 F. M. A'-commo-LiMou ?-n " (ST THE DAILY JOURNAL kM now a -ub.scriidiou lit about imjible that ok any ot ir. ton cuit.mi'ok akikm. and its busiu?ss ! steadily on tbc iucrc;iie. -Vo an advet ti-inp-tnetliuni, it is not excelled in tbo State. (H'R FACILITIES FOR DOING Jt)B WORK, art etual to those of any office in the West. We challenge au inspection of specimen:-', to prove what we say to be correct. Our workme-n cannot lie excelled tor paod tute and -kill. Persons wi.hiug posters, haxd kills. PROGRAMMES, BILLS OF LADING, HILL HEADS, PAMPHLETS, C ARM OF EVERY VARIETY. BLANKS F ALL DESCRIPTIONS, Should call aud examine our specimens :tnd prices, before orderiug them done elsewhere, i i . ii - ! CorrrrpouJewe of the S . Tims.. v. k. nu nt in France. Pa Rio, Thursday, April 2S, 1859. To-day the noise of war predominates over all other noises. The sudden change in affairs announced on Thursday last threw the whole military world into confusion, and siuce theu Paris is like a besieged town. It is beyond all doubt that the Emperor waa not preparad for so sudden a change of face ! in Austria ; but, happily, tbo two great southern lines of railway enable him to throw his soldiers as rapidly as is required tm. the seat ot war, and thus what would I have been fifteen years ago a dangerous surprise is now not dangerous at all. Nevertheless great activity ml required, and Ibis ha? produced more 01 le?3 confu-ion. On Wednesday a majority of the French people were against the war; on Thursday a majority were for it ; to day the whole nation is willing to go to war, and after the first Lai le is fought they will be enthusiastic for it j and if Austria is not beaten to the g:iU 3 of Vienna it will bej because the entire and united French nation cannot do it. The French people, engaged as they are, even down to domestics, in stock speculations, have watched the progress ot tbe peace negotiations attentively, and it is evident to every one that the Emperor has acted honorably and loyally as well toward his own people as toward foreign governments, while the conduct of Austria can only he characterized aa falae and treacherous. The priu iple pre-occupatiou of the French nAtiea to day is, not the conduct of their Eqaperoi . lor on that point thi are satisfied, but how Ut to chastise immediately and ener. tiddly tbe insolenceaud the hjoocrisy of Austria. The excitement in Pari on Thursday evening, when the news of Austria's refusal becams generally known, was very great. The c ening papers, which sell ordinarily at three sons, ware serambled for at eight sous. The circulation of the Patrie, evening ministerial paper, suddenly ran up from twentyfiretothtrty thousand. Groups formed on the streets around each individual fortunate enough to obtain an early copy, and, in the excitement of the moment, forgot that the;, were not all acquaintances. People who were subscribers to journals only got a sight at them after they had pa&sed through the hands ot their concierge, and his friends, the domestics of the hou-c The soldier who were ordered to leave for Italy were given perfect liberty for the short spate ot time that intei vened hefore their departure, and the result may be easily imagined. The town was full of dranken soldiers, who took at once vi jiffitair.lt conquerant, and went reeling through the streets, shouting, Fftv f Jtmtitf1 " Vite i t.mpercur u ih, nanny necessary to state that they generally had their sweciheart., on their arms, und that when the tioui of parting came, the demonstrations of French ecstacies were lively and affecting. The station of the l.vons railway, from which the soldiers start, is the cene, from morning to night, of a perpetual ovation. In the evening, when the workmen are released from their shops, the crowd at the station is numbered by thousands, und, as the regiments arrive to take their places in the long trains, the shouts, the yells, the ! sobs of parting tnends, make up a scene of; j confusion quite unu.-ual in this well reptilated city. As the trains go on" the shrill trumpets of the band sound the charge, and the soldiers shout in chorus: u BmrnmnUmmmr ' Italu ! Vive C mer ur .'' So many railroads converge at Pari, that from three-foiirtii.-i ot the Kmpire toldieican artive soonest at the neat of war Ly passing through the capital. Thus u can mrnmt some idea of the number of men detailed for active serrice, and judging from these imperfect data, it would seem that KflMiMM intends to make short work of it, for the stream of soldiers through the city i. continual, and yet the number of men on or within tne frontiers of Italy must be more J . ore Within the than one hundred thousand last balf hour, three regiments of 3,000 men each have passed my window, on their way from the Western Railway station to thnt of Lyons, on the other side of the town. The hands were playing "Partant pour la SyrU;" the soldiers bad tbeir knapsacks and canteens on their backs, and over these were .strapped the.r tent sticks, on end of which they had placed the national flag. They were all in high fpirits, and were followed and cheered by crowds of people. Many officers and soldiers bad brothers, sister.?, or other relat.ves, who had waited to catch a last adieu ai tbey passed through the citv, walking by their sides from one railwav station to the other. It was only thus that a parting could tnke place. Several regiments of the Imperial Guard left yesterday, and as eah regiment stopped at the Tuileries to receive its flag (all the flags of tbe Guard are kept at the palace when the regiments are not on duty), the Emperor, Empress, and Imperial Prince came out to salute them. The Emperor shook hands with the Colonels, bade them ; God speed, and assured them that he would soon join them on the plaius of Italy. A touching incident occurred on Saturday, as I one of the regiments of the (uard approach ed the Tuiltriee. The cantiniere of this

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regiment on coming up opposite the Palace, at the bureau of the officers of the ir Majesties, inquired if it was not there th.it was to

oe ioun-J tne iecretnrv oi ner Jia csiv. iiie . ' Fmrmcc n r r., - - n t on PR "rv o ! ? T- A lArtl - ""I"-"- oatsssijMaj sms aiiiiivpij she Ftepped out of the ranks, leadine; bv the hand n little trirl nf .It elrrht renra nf ..... . -e,..- j ---- age. and entering the bureau, exclaimed, (Jentlemen. f leave you my child! Conduct her to the Empress, I know she will take pood care of her till I return from Austria 1 Thus the mother left her child, happy in the thought that she would be well taken care of daring her absence. She was not mistaken, for as soon aa her Majesty was informed of the circumstance, she sci.t for the child, and at once gave orders that 'she should be well takeu care of till her tnotlu r comes liack from the war. Captain Jerome Bonaparte, wlu lately returned to France from a visit to his parents at Baltimore, ha. been placed in the most dangerous service in the army. He will command in the Claasseurs d Afriquc, a body of light cavalry, every man of which is mounted on an Arab stallion of great speed and endurance. This body is divided up and thrown forward in fulvanco of tbe army, in scouting parti.--, and emr loved in all dangerous and rapid reconnoisan :cs. The Captain, ou arriving at Paris, ten days ago, left immediately for Alriers, to join his company from whence he will raoit probably land at Genoa, ou Sardinian territory, which is to be, on account of its proximitv to Toulon and Marseilles, the future base of operations of the French army. I have been told that Major Kearney, ol ; New York, has entered the staff cf one of I J the French Generals of Division, ai a vol1 untetr. Major Kearney, it will be remem- 1 j bered, distinguished himself in the Mexican j war, in which he commanded a volunteer ! j cavalry company, raised and equipped at ! . his own expense. Gen. Bourbaki, tli- oungest General of ' Division in the French army, and perhaps the most promising, will have the :ionor of passing first into Italian territory, with the ' Army of the Alps I He will command un- 1 der Marshal Canroberf, but it is thought that i he will have crossed the line with forty or 1 fiftv thousand men before the Marshal's ar1 rival. I On the other hand, we have just learned 1 that a portion of the terrible army of Gea. Ynasuf, the Algerine sharp shooters, have ; already arrived at Genoa, and taken the railway to Turin. This corps is composed 1 of native Africans, and are reputed a set of I very devils, to whom the Zouaves are gen- 1 1 tlemanly soldiers. Gen. Yussuf, thoir commander, is also a native Bedouin. In Un : town of Algien, on their way to Genoa they broke loose from all command, attack- 1 i ed the Jew quarter, carried the barricades theso latter had been obliged to buil I in the streets for their protection, and committed all sorts of outrages. To balance these Austria has an frmv 01 20,000 Croat a body of desperate men, who are kept iu subjection by the pro riise of plunder and rapine. These men will lie : marched first across the Tn into into Piedmo utese territory, Th MMkfaia Siif.iiuiii basher bo4t t orpsFram s, commanded by Gaiibaldi, a Imdy of j violmt men, couqiosed of the o lds and h j of political persecution, a collection of refugees from all countries, inspired b plni- . cal hate and a desire for engeance. What, then, is to be the fate ot devoted Italy, when these bands of desperadoes, like so many hordes of destroying locusts, are turned loose upon the territory. When a nation, which has bceu so often scourged as i Italy, v. hich has had so much bitter experience of the horrors of war, i.s willing again I to sacrifice its firesides and its fortunes, it ; must le because its grievances are great bej youd the common measure. It may bo well to notify Americans desiI rous of traveling in Italy that, for the pres1 ent, the ordinary travel in all that part of Ita- ; ly and Austria concerned in the present agi- . tation is completely stopped, while on the : two great southern lines of France it is just now interrupted. These lines, however, will j SOon be opened to the public again. Trav siers in Austria have their passport 1 exam ined every 24 hours. Th Austrian Ambassador has not yet left Paris. Some workmen, in paSdiug his house last erening, made some demonstration of disrespect, which induced the Government ' to station at once a guard of soldiers in front i 0f his house. M. do Hubner is much respectI ed in the diplomatic corps, but he has a phrase which has made the laugh of the corps for the hist month. When he is asked what he thinks of the progress ol alfair-, whether there is going to lie w ar, a question which is put to him titty times a day, he invariably has the same answer : "Well, really, I have not been able to arrive at an opinion." Another sueech. said to have been iiddress- , ed bv Lord Malmesburv to the Austrian Ambassador at London, after Austria's final refusal, and current in tbe diplomatic corps Rt Paris, is the following: "Sir, you know the Kngli -h language well: an ns the dicionar and look for the Strongest word iu it; it will express our lillHoMiBltl for the conduct of Austria."' H. H V eV II K S, IMPORTER 'Small Protlta and C'ni. n Sales i- tlie motto at J. W. HUGHES Wholesale Ljueensware Store, No. Li" Main street, hvan.ilte. Indiana. LU rates English Quoensware in-t received from the English Potterie.,for.ale low. 470 I'kgn Glassware, a little I l"w 'he niaiket price. For sale by HCGHI 172 boxes Looking Glasaee, wari-anted to refte t a Pretty Picture. For sale by J. W. IICGHEs Cash aud piompt customers onlv desirable. ap2 J. W. HU0HES. 16 Main etre.t. hi: JS'OTICK, E VEB rD IWc hav., on biiiet, i.jd are manufacturing to order, all kinds of Fringes, Buttons, Cord Tassels, Ax. Ladies vishing the above named articles, would do wall to give us a 'all before purchasing elsewhere, as tbey can get what tbey want. We also wholesale to merchants by tbe piece or yard, so that it will be au object for them to give, us tbeir orders. AU orders sent us will be filled w th neatness and dispatch. We also keep an assortment of 8r.w t.vo V achines constantly on hand Who. ler A Wilson's, J. M. Smger d Co.'s, aud five didercnt kinds f Single Thread Machines. Wo have an adjustable Binder and Hcmmer. All persons having Machines wil do well to seud us au order for these articles as they are a great saving ot labor. Price of each fco. F. M. SELLMAN. AFent. maris I 5 First street, Evansvill Ind iHJKLEs mSw mrnrt rm ur wsolby ds and Retail GROCER AND PROVISION MERCHANT, dealer in Cordage, Nails, Glass, Cement, Powder, Plaster Paris, Ac , No. 128 Main street, near the Canal, Evansville, Ind. feb24 Evansville Property for Sale ! gTiMBJT BJiRGJiJVa' OEF'.BMB n WFF f 1 .ile at very low prices, 22 LOTS in Smith's additii u. opposite the Depot, and 44 ACRES. OF LAND opposite the Fair Greunds, being tbe property divided in partition of the estate of Ihos. V Smith deceaaed, ia 1So2, by George B. Walker, Marcus Sherwood, aad C. G. Olmstead, Commissioners. For terms, apply to aert2-2,m JOSEPH LECKNEB.

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MISCELLANEOUS. mavm mmmjs aw ( TKAIF. tit 1819. rMADITQ Q UCI I C i lHAnLM a. W t LLb. SD., (opposite J. H. Maghee t o. Jay leading principle: Vkbv Shall I'aonrs to Cash oa Close Prompt Time Bi-vers MY LARGS 3ALSS IN l&M IlrtMn ' red iced my Stock previous to January 1, l5y, I am now enabled to offer my customer, and friends almott an eaffre S'ew Stuck, purchased in England, Germany, and the New England Mannfactui ing District, during a depressed state of the markets, and 1 feel fully justified in saving, I now hare (and to arrive) the finest, bttt telecttd cud best Uiught stock of HARDWABK AND CfTLERY ever exhibited in Evansville. Twenty yean,' exnerieace iu my business, a large acqnaintuncu with Manufacturers, New Facilities and direct Importations, give me advantages for furnishing the best quality or HARDWARE made, and a.- cheap as any houae in the Union (adding freight, to this point), and my aim shall be, to sell the tnwtandard brands of all leading manufacture, at a .mall commission on the actual cost of same. Now com ng in from Manufacturer, (first brands) at reduced price : Tf .ltVE0T TOOts ' ' 100 dozeu Blood'., Darling's and W'aldton's Scvthet, 10 do do Briar do, 40 do Grain Cradle, (bow aud Wire Brace), luO do Scythe hneaths (assorted), GO do Hay, Straw and Manure Forks. 26 do Sickle, and Reap Hooka. 5u boxes Hay the Stones, V) dozen Hay Rakes, 20 dor. Garden Rakes. In Harvest Tool., none hut the beat kept. AXES. IPQ toien Wells' (Hunt's pattern), Lippin. ott -and Collins' Axes. CHAINS AND HAMES 10 casks Trace Chains, (best quality), 3 do Log do, (assorted). 50 dozen Oak Root Hauiea, do, 5 casks Coil Chain, do, 50 dozen Horse Collars, do. HOES. luo doz u American Hoe Co.'. Planters' Hoes, 60 do Haudled do. SHOVELS AND SPADES. 25 dozen Ames' Shovels and Spades, 0 do Steel do do, 10 do Iron do do, M do Round Point Shovels, 10 Uo Grain do. CLTLEBY, (New Pattebj). 1000 dc:eti Pocket Knives, direct from Sheffield, Eng 2tsiu do Table do. do do do, do, 200 60 do do Shears ond Scissors, Razors, do do la do. FILES. ' 1000 doien Batcher's uneqaaled Files, 600 do No. 1 r ilea, (other brands). SAWS. 3 cases Hill Saws, 9 do Patent Hook Tooth Cross Cut Saws, 1j0 dozen Hand and Pannel, Tenon Saw., Wood Saw., Compass and Web Saws, of Spear and Jackson's and other brands. GUN 8. Rifles, Shot Guns and Pistols, in vsriety. Large assortment of Gun Trimmings. 100 Gun Barrels always on hand, assorted. JAPAND WARE. Full assortment of Japand and Stamped Tinware. Wire, Rireta, Kettle Ear. Brass Wire Cloth, Ac. GUM BELTING. Apeucy for the Premium Belting and Packing, (made by tbe New York Belting Company), Mid at ' Factory price, for Cash. SCALES. rintform Scale., Counter and Tea Scales full as- ' sortmeut constantly on hand, at Factory price.. CHAIX PUMPS. .-,-k Chale .'turned button), 3 do do Pump Gearing, .'." t. it do lo Tubing 'j'iit aud boied. Also a very large assortment of Hardware No- : lions and Fancy Goods. MERCHANTS AND TRADERS in Indiana. Illinois, and Kentucky, who like to buy 30 ..1 and rheap Good, can laly on being' furi idshed (in person or by orders) promptly 0991 intend doing a saf business with good and rrorai't uien, nasi ifei truing to such customers at on: -half the profit, to doing a loug-wiuded busliiei ul.i. b is slwavs attended with great risk and 1 I.. CASH MEN. 01 Urfc. and prompt buyers who meet their obli rations wli.-u due. will flud me fully PREPARED to meet them in prices as low as the same goods can be puichaaed East and laid down in Evanavilie, mv buainee. being almost exclusively at WH0LEIALI CHARLES. S. WELLS, i ssar? Sign of the Mill Saw, 13 First strsit. ' CHRISTIAN KRATX WM. HEILMAN. KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITY FOUNDRY ! MAN CFACTURER3 AND BUILDERS OF STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, I Saw and Grist Hill Macblnsry, Tobacco Screws, GuromiDg Machines, Chinese sugar Cane Mills. 1 lu-H.iiig Machines, At. EVANSVILLE. TND. rmWL' PROPRIETORS OF THE CITY FOL'SM dry beg leave to inform their friends and tbe 1 public in general, that they are prepared to do all . kinds of MACHINE AND FINISHINO WORK, and everything appertaining to th. Foundry buM nets. They are manufacturing Stkam Emoweb ako Boilers of any .ize and power required. Saw Mill ! Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size , Distil lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gumming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mill., Horsepower., Corn -shelter., Machinery of all kinds made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings of i every description. Iron Housefrontf , Cellar Grates, c. Cooking and Heating Stoves of tbe latest im proved pattern. ; Hollow Wars, Doc Irons, Ac. BREWERS, DISTILLERS, RECTIFIERS, Ac, Supplied with every description of Copper aud Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators, Attemporators, Sparges, Stillbeads and Worms on an improved priuciple, Columns for Alcohol Stills, Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, Ac; Copper, Lead and Iron Pipe; Copper, Bras, and Iron Pumps of every variety, for beer, spirits, oil, tc Bras. Cock, and Valves. Steam Whistles, dc. Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work and do repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron Work, .1 . OLD METALS BOUGHT. They are dealing in and selling Allen. Improved St. am Gauge, Wrought Iran welded Pipes and Tubing, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smut Machine, Stephen Hughes' Flour Separators, German Belting Cloth, Gam Elastic Belting, Packing, Hoae, dc., of the Is st kind; Tin plate. Sheet Iron, Block Tin, Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick. They have every facility of the best Machinery at.d workmen, and will give all work entrusted to them, their individual attention, filling orders promptly, warranting their work, and are satisfied with reasonable prices. Bfr- office aud Sale Rooms, No. 60 Main street; Foundry, Boiler Yard and Machine Shop ou Pioe street, between First and Second street., Evansville, Indiana. decT I BO O D EJ WJBB.-TME SIBWW serif r has Just returned from the East with a large and fresh stock of everything in his line purchased from the manufacturers, and which will be sold as low as can be purchased iu Cincinnati, which has heretofore had the bulk of this trade, with the exception of a few leading article.. He has now in store, and is daily receiving 1000 dozeu Painted Buckets, all colors, COO nests Painted and Cedar Tubs, all sizes, 200 dozen Bras bound Cedar Buckets, 200 nests Painted and Cedar Heelers, ion dozen Cedar Piggins, in nests, brass and iron bound, 100 doxen Cedar Churns, bra. bound, 100 do Red Cedar Churns, iron bound, 190 do Well Buckets, varnished, 3 grades, 300 do Brooms, alt grades, from Urge stable to small hearth, 1000 M Percussion Caps, Imported, 300 dozeu Baskets, imported, fancy A common, ion do Washboards, zinc snd bannister, 100 do Hand Whisk., plain and fancy. ALSO Broom Makers' Materials Handles, Twine, Tacks, and Wire, Rolling Pins, Potato Mashers, Pastry Boards, Wucden Bowls, Chopping Knives, Clothes Pins, Nets. Measures, Flower Baskets, Barrel Covers, Butter Stamps, Ac, Ac including too huge a variety for enumeration io an advertisement. Purchasers are re-jutsted to call asd examine for them selves. J. B. BUSSELL, 500 Main street, mar2 Between 3d and4tb, Louisville, Ky. Ov - h t H J.V1I I V I' BHOO.n j Co dozen an extra good article, from selected fine broom cord, for sale by MM CHAS. McJOHNSTON. Sb UPBBlwM VOUJL TMM WUB9 senber ia now receiving by the Canal a supply of Coal, which is mined in a good manner and snipped in clean order, free from impurities or alack. It is recommended to the public aa an article intended to give satisfaction to the consumer, and a trial of its quality is solicited. George W. Amory will attend to the selling and delivery of Coal, and receive orders at the warehouse of Jas Lsughliu, Jr., on Main street, near the Canal. Lota of 20 bushels at lo csnta. Lots of 100 bushels and upwards at a deduction. feb4-3md F&AXGI8 AM0BI.

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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO OF H.V RTFORi.), CONN Incorporaud lalo-Chartcr Perpetual, t ( apital (all paid up', ao With a surplus of. . . Insures against Lose . DIRECTOR 7 11 Uuuungtoo, CBcrneil, JobAHyn, Albert Day, JJ Kernev, J P Brace?. Ja. Gooowin, Calvin Day. 0. J mwm : fefcrg 1 1 IPS55SJ SB! Application, made to ALLEN C B 4 T I o, . e. ... .hct-i. EmnWTlTlO. 1. 1 1 , NORTH AMERICAN FI1F HARTF0R 1 Capuai k- ... Jamee G, Boltaa. it r. v 4 J Rurrall Sssw J D WUiiam., Charles O I . L T U . liA H Holkv.ex-Goi Wait tttnleY, WilL J (ooiiseU, Oeorg. Ssjtton, Leonard Cbnvok. -H (irisu E Ct. II H Fiiiij. VKwn Allen, Stile, b Oh, .. a -rr 14 iiownra B0LLE8, Pratidcnr w ait n. hamlet, rice Pn John A. Wau ace. Secretary Apphcations received by ALLEN 1 . UALLOt K Agent. Office Marble Hall Building. Maiu st HAMPDEN FIRE INSWAljcTcb SPRINGFIELD, MAS Caplfcl "... MlliJMy 1 Surplus 70aoa Will insure Real and Personal Prwpertr apH.v DIRECTOR : K W Bond, J R.tmilton, J C Pynchoii, c L Shaw, H Alexaiider.Jr P R Tyler. Otis Child.. KFMoeelev Homer Foot, t See. W B CaHoun, R 8 Mocre, A I'helr...tr Jas Kirtham, Willis helps. v t Moctagwe. W ILLIAM li. OA LHOCX. Preakaar t JOSEPH C PTNCH0N Applkati u made to A. t. HALL. 1 I will be prt.t it 1 x IndUna0ftC"' MrN" ,r,n B"i,,li"''- I . 1 febl-ly wrM DYER AMi si .11 iid Jt,1"' Corner of Vine and First .'treeU. ... EVANSVILLE, INIUAV I 4ld1 rpectfully imorm the ladies and gentleVSJK! ac1 "ciuity, that he bV otinld . DYEING, CLEANING AND LLP 11 P., v ESTABLIUMENT, here he will clean and dye ajj kiada of SiU; and ISOoadB. Wfll remov. gwase, paints, A, withotit the .lightest injur) to the good.. All work done at this establishment w ill 1, w,r tanted to give entire Mtudaction. SeytiO -3bq M7 BANCE BY HOMECOMPAMLThe undorsigaed haVTBf bean apr,. for Eransvilie and viciuitj INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO S. V. COVINGTON, Sec y. T. A. MoLKI . hts i AND THE RISING SUN INSURANCE CO B J HATHAWAY, Sec y. S.HaTHaWAY. Pre t are prepared to undervnit- .,, Lhe lur elsof lire and Marine Risks, t as , uf . ., lability coni,'1', lta Iermaih-ucy and 1. . These Companies confine their kajtines- ea lwive. ly to the State of Indinna. "All losses speedily adjusted and promptl paid without any abatement or dimu.uti. n aver. Reference. Every man, without exception, who he. sustained loss in either 1 impaiirT a i whom all cititen. of our own St.te may be seen atourofflce. AH RE VN-.Ll'a co. JEvanarllle, Jnlya. 8Jg-lv (LjjB u I FL AA It fdNl ST Si .HTHrauOi.. 1 pattern.,) Steel Fire Setu -tan ts, baautib 1 patterns, a few more left and tnoro expected A bo Bran head Shovels and Tongs, Iron do .;. j0( Pokerf, oiiider ihovle, d-c, Ac. For sals by Q WELLS, S..h 13 First streaC HWmrr h.ji this. m-4 If you warn t 1 Hay, If yo want t. get g.jod Corn, If you want to get gjod Oats. If you want to get good Bran, If you want to get good Crushed Feed, ou osui 10 get gooa cnicasn Feed, If yon want to gat good Coin Meal, a " ss w BWS JWl "IU TI ftV If you want to get good Timothy I othy Seed, It you want to iret mnH flru iu. ... ..a every kind, call at RCBTON'S Feed and Saed t uuder the Telegraph Oflice, where you csn be s (v.mmodated as cheap at the cheapest, and as , as the bear, delivered in an v part of the citv free i drayare. Recollect, at RL Sl 0N'8, on Water stmt J oat received, my first shipment by Canal, n tons of first-rate new Timothy Hav and for a. '., sept2sj R. B. j. my ffVraoo DBU.HH, VMBl FMJTE, for sale by 8. K. GILBERT A C FBBH CED4B MM BE, stc, tc-0 dozen Cedar Pails, wnlte, red aad striped, bra-ss bound, 10 nests Cedar Keelers, plain and etriped, brass boned, 6 dozeu cov.-rel Cedar Can., brass bound, 9 sires 6 " Cer'ar Churns, brats bound, 6 " pkdn white Cedar Pail., iron bound I 3 hoops, 5 " stout iron bouud Stabb Palls 6 " Steamboat Pads, stosg iron bound, neets .tout Cedar Tub., iron bound 4 and 1 1 each nest, 5 doien lr rgest Horn Buckets, 10 ' common irou bwutid Buckets. This day received, and now opening in the fines: condition, at the new Wooden Ware store of PM J. B. Rl'aSALL, 72 Main st. l-t Seventh and Eighth. 1 .,h. MMMCEKBr BBOTMKR. U'HOt W SALE AND RETAIL DEALEIL- IN FAMILY GROCERIES, , CLASS, NAILS, FLOUR, Grain, Seed., Bacon, Lard. 1 i.le.. iTiir-fc.-t- '(Thand Wood ware generally, No. tU Alain street, E ens Mile, Ind. Goods delivered in any part of tbo city freo of cliorge. octal JAS. W. VICBEBT J0RWV1CKER1 .. -'l riCU1 mmMMiiio omh 0 W 40 boxes Star Candles, 150 dozen Brooms, 25 do Zinc Wash Board,, 250 do Buckets, 25 bales No 1 I ittn . 150 reams rapping Pafs 40 bdls do Twine, 10 gross Bonnet Boards. Just "received and for sale cheap by JenlT A. M. M . ; R I FF TOPyjSiiTHKSliES Mv Letter Copying Book., Do do Brushes. Good assortment constantly ci, hai.d .:, ! bTssflt by C. S. W K L L", MBLJJSTJBKV UO EH, I HJi. o. M 25 dor. C. S. Planters' Hoee, 25 doz Axes, 3 caaea Trace Chain Jut r--. n ' for sale at low cash prices, by ap2 JACOB STRAI B A SoN, 4.Main at. VAWXXA.-80U ME till JHHMMTit my W sizes. TIMOTHY SECD, 100 bush, prime new. For sale I aept23 ORB. DAELL A Caps: caps: caps i for Christmas A large and splendid assortment Ca, for men and boys, latest styles, just received iei Expreesby VACTIKB A MARCONMER dec 7 No. 3 Main street. Evansville Commercial College Jil! T, JS'OBTM FMBttT A TBE 21 T EVANSVILLF, IND -This InstitnTi az.nl. u m r-SaiSt i ... . . .... . .uuuvciiicLi io young BMB1 Wl acquire f. thorough practical knowledge of t j M.um. wpinp, as wen as a general Education. Thi. institution has beam in sneras.tel for ov.r five years. For Catalogues or .:hr par --' i ioe niraon, or sua re as decia-ly JEREMIAH BEHM. Prindrat kyTATsiES-American Slate. BM Oval School do new artifice. Slate and Cedar Pencils, Purcuasio.-i Caps (5 kinds, ) Butcher Knives and steel., Carving ft Blacking, (Butler's brand,) Locks and Latches, (Eastern prices,) Butts aad Screws, Tacks and Sparables, Curry Combs and Horse Cards, Augers and Glmblets. Pocket Books and Portmonaies, Nsedlea, (Sew'g, Kuit'g, Dare g A Sack's i Pocket Comb, and T him bias, German and French Harps, Japanned Tinware, full assorticer.v In short, everything usually kept b n.rdwar. men, at Cincinnati prices. C. b. WELLS. decT Fo. 13 First street.