Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 231, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 May 1859 — Page 2

the ffailg pfoutuaL CVAN8VILLE, IND.

I ' ' THURSDAY MOBM3Q . MAT 19 ffg' Considerable discussion baa been originated as to the probable effect the European war will hate upon the Shipping mad Breadstuff's interests in this country. The New York press very generally take the ground that no immediate profit is likely to be had out of the war in Euroi. In this part of the Union an opinion the rcTerse of this is entertained, and all the farmers are planting every foot of land they cau possibly cultivate, anticipating high prices for all they can raise, in consequenc e of the war. Should the war terminate speedily, as many surmise, we will have an immense crop, ane not a very great demand for it, except a home demand. At present there is no great amount of Breadstuff's in this country scarcely sufficient to supply the demand. Flour has actually been imported from Europe to supply our wants. It will take a good crop to glut the home market, but we confess we cannot see any great probability of a heavy foreign Hmwi 1. VL l'..r.-(.u WOT Will l.o tin . fined to a small scope of country. Few nien are taken from the plow to serve in the armies. They are generally made up out of the large populations of the immense tit it of Europe, and are composed of a floating t las who have-little else to do but enlist. 0 p The womeu of Europe do a great part t the field labor, and we are not sure, if they were left to cultivate their fiflds undisturbed, but what they vould raise sufficient grain to supply all their actual necessities. It these views be correct, it may be a ell not to count too largely on the European demand for creation hieh price for Breadstuffs. At any rate, it will be well not to j plunge deeper in debt, expecting relief limn an extraordinary crop, and very high prices. In addition to other evils connected with the contest, it will create an unusual fiuroiiean demand for money. This will draw it from our shores, where it is already too scarce. A constant drain of specie will add greatly to the emliarrussmeuts that are likely to occur, under ordinary circumstances. -A scarcity of specie must depre.a the ju ice of grain - I milium Item. A couple of fine churches were opened tu the citizens of Indianapolis on Sunday la L From the descriptions given, they must rival, in lieauty, any within the State limits. The Capital, however it may fall lehind in other matters, excels any city of the same population in the West in the number and magnificence of its churches. A Herman family living alsiiit three and a lialljniles from Indianapolis, was poisoned, by using arsenic instead of soda, in the formation of their biscuit. The husband, wife, and three children were very sick, vomiting quite freely. There is, however, a prospect of their recovery. The following patents were issued to Intlianians for the week ending May 10, each bearing that date : George Tatlock, of Salem, for improvement in raking attachment for harvesting machines. Jai. B. Crist, of Evansville, for improve ment ni grain separators. Stephen Elliott, of Richmond, for improvement in straw cutters. D. S. Fisher, of Mauckport, for improvement in seed planters. Cha8 Learned, of Indianapolis, assignor to himself and (i. P. Stevens, of same place, tor improvement iu seed drill. The Daily Cititen announce?, in the last number, that it is no more. It is to be merged n the " Atlas, " a new paper that is toon to appear at the Capital, under the control of Mr. John Defrees, a veteran editor of this State. The Citizen was a spi ightly little daily, uud we will miss it from our exchange list. We notice that large numbers of applications for license to retail liquor? arc advertised in our exchanges, lu New Alhatn there are forty-two applications. We judge, however, that our city will uot be Ivehind. in the number of licensed grogshop. Tin- Nfv York Tribune contains the following caution to business men in this ountry. It is worthy a careful jiertial : Bat though we may hope not to fan- I badly as those immediately engagt-d in NM4 European strife, and especially may trn-t ut eSt ape its moral CIMMMMMMM c-, vet that it must have a very active and important influence upon our trade, and all the parsaita ot iittlustry among ns, there can nu ijii. lies. BmmM it prove li vci v iinlavral.le inHuence, it will almost utterly ruin u .Ships have teen, op to thi-i iiioiin-nt, t.r a jeM or two past, so unprofitable a pfopetty, thai the question had U-aii whether Si uttliug hi .-tihu.' vv ,i tin'" vv is. r .-..lit . l..r the owner. Securities of a eeit-un t-lass have witbin three weeks rt-acbett iv poial of lejiii -i.n almost M low as that lOMtbed in tin w ildest ami most ttl;tmhiii- moments of the i-risi- d' i "-T. KretuLtntl are risiug in value, and barns ami granaries are empty while, loi 1 ho lirat tone, we betiere, in the history of American commerce, Floor h.-ta beu imported from Frame, ami still more is on the way to this Cntinent. Repot is of railroad directors, which come iu at this taou, present the affairs of their Companies iu a worse condition of inactivity and .lelil than the most desponding httd feared. A high and in' rcujiug price of food, and t-ontiuued t ig nation of business are not a prouiee of prosperity; although in some branches of trade there has been a partial revival, and in the ordinary course of evenL, -hould we have a good crop this Summer, a return of better times seemed probable, yet affairs are iu ao critical a condition that even a slight disturbing cause most prove a cheek to the prosperity we have been hoping for. W'e must remember that our i tenuis are too closely interwoven with those of Kurope to admit of the expectation that out of her misfortunes and trials is to come to us greet material gain. It is true, that if we .shall have any breadstutTs to sell next autumn, we are sure of a market, and to get them to market insures iucreased activity to all our internal transportation, and, perhaps, in some degree, to our ships. But the fields bava but just begun to be green with the trope of the next autumn. England, as well as ounelves, has a mercantile marine

lying idle, which will compete with us for the carrying trade of the world, and which Austria has nonavv to interfere with. The.

calculation thai American securities will be ! sought for foreign investment, is not a safe one. The powers at war will need immense sums of money, and will offer, at home, good I investments to capital. American securities j are at a sad discount-avmoral as well as fi- ! nancial abroad ; and war loans will be

held on the Bourse and at the London Exchange in much higher estimation than the stocks or bonds of American railroads. There Is uot likely to be any iufiux of capital into our coffers because foreigners think it is safer here than in their own. What legitimate business may come to us, let us wait for, and be thankful for, but any hope that this is to be largely iucreased by the condition of affairs in Europe will prove fallacious. A speculative fever among us will lead to certain disaster, worse, iu our present critical couditiou, than any we have known before. Though we are not where we shall feel the full force of the gale, we arc on the edge of it, and we have nothing to do but to keep under short and easy sail, and wait for better weather. To shake out our reefs, in the hope of sooner making port, will only lose us our topmasts, and perhaps send us to the liottom ; while, if wc keep all snug, and continue to repair damages, we shall be in good condition to avail ourselves of the smooth sea and pleasant breezes which are sure to come when the hurricane, which will strew the ea with wtrch, 'hull Imve'pttssed away. Silvkr Cave. The Cannelton Reporter pays that a number of gentlemen, last week, visited a cave which is situated on Deer Creek, about five miles uot th west of Cannelton The entrance is on the side of a bluff hill, and is so low that the party were compelled to creep on their hands and knees, lu a few yards, however, the cave became larger and vv hen lighting their candles, several avenues were Met) leading off in different iliiciii.ui The centre one, ouly was explored, and from this also various passage.-' were found branch ing oft' in other directions. The party ventured as far as they dared jw, but fearing that the number of avenue ia might confuse them if thev went too far, returned. The height of the avenues was irregular, masses of clay hnving washed in through the crevices in the roof. The cave lies iu a stratum of blue limestoue immediately below the sand rock. The sides of the cave wre smoothly worn; prohahl by the action of water, resembling in many places rVvjitiaii columns, and as smooth and highly polished as if ju t from the bauds of a skillful workman, it is evident that the i-wve extends for mile, but some labor will be n n wiry to remove the ( lay and debris from the bottom, before a perfect examination ran In made. The tradition of the neighborhood is, that a large amount of coin wa. concealed there iu former time-, and tlie cave has frequently been vi. ii. d by money seekers from abroatl. After tim time SK-nt iu icrambling throiieh the daik j over the fallen recks, the party at bust readied the mouth, and extinguishing their lights, gladly emerged into the ojen air and warm bunshine. Jrjy A Paris correspondent of it New York pftpef predict.' all manner of ill luck to Louis the Lucky, and says there are people enough to take it as a sad omen for HouapartLm, that all the tine bHm which buvo shed their lieauties on the Champs Lly c are dead ami dyin'. Be .-ays. It is ever so," say the old inhabitants "when the dynasty of the day in on the eve of decay.' " It is ever so,'' suy the ver piaus ones, "when a prime of the people CUfSet himself by antagonism to the l'oe. "It was so, " suy the Faubotgians, u before the troubles to the true ITourlioti. . ' It was so," say the enthusiasts, "when Louis ami Marie were on the ee of beistg murdered.'' To these sort of spccul.itHMI add that gtHM are u-ually d, early when a bustling dynasty is alamt to topple. No se:tson sin. c the year 1847 has brought out the grape vines so early as now. Th.- Washilgtpn Coimtttutiun, after leating around the busli for a good while, at first favoring Congressional intervention in the Territories, and then trying non-intervention, at last subsides into the comfortable position that, " the .ib-tract question of protection to slave property iu the Territories by Congress on the one hand, and the jiower of the people of a Territory to adopt unfriendly legislation on the other, are not living issues." This maudlin, dawdling, dixlging style of treatment is peculiarly appropriate for an organ of the pre.-tent Htlnimislration. -mjW.i Journal '. This is slightly different from the populor sovereignty view presented by the Enquirer the other day, in an extract from the same Lviistitutf :, . Hon. J. II. D. Latrolav of Haiti more. I '; e 1. h nt of the National Colonization Su1 iety, is a man of great faith. He addressed the Pennsylvania Colonization Society, at 1! . annual meeting last Thursday evening. The Ledger reports him as follows : Mr. L. gave a brief history of the formation ol I In par.'til Society, whose avowed nliject was the removal of the free blacks from this country to that of Liberia. This sjIsjbj of population now exceeds half a mil -lion, liavtuj more than ilavbUd xincc the organisation ftn Colonttativn Society. The populat ion ot Eibvria, with nil the effort ; ot the Soriety, dws not exceed tirvlv tfn iiMQpd. This did not weal eiu onrat'ini' but be 1 lieve.l the ll.le ..I etui, 1 i!i, ,11 to that wind rosMd be. utue eeoMable, aad that Choosjasals of free colon d peUfMt Would leaveour shores to t tldish 1111 empire there, as we leel itotie on the Pari fie nidc of our continent, w itli white people - the impelling motive of Ihe emigrants lieuiv to lietter thei: condition. Chops in Illinois. A sjsjsjeBBjsMj who hei just returned to this city from a soinew hat extended tour through Illinois inform u.; that in Green, Jersey, a- . -ott, l'ike, Macoupin, KulUm ami ueiohltoriug counties, the crops look very tine, an.l that there is a Mattering pnoapect foi t'i nit of all kinds. The country is very Imre of jrraiu and dry feed of every description. There have been no ales ol land, and money is ah article of great scarcity a condition ot affairs likely to remain until after harvest. In Knox and Uclhjtiough counties, and all that northern tier, winter wheat looks slim, ami little was sown. Sorinir wheat has beesi put in, how- ! ever, iu large quantities, ami the people ,h, j not despair of a crop. There is no doubt I but that the farmers of Northern Illinois have had a hard lime of it for a year or two past, but it is hoped and expected thataU!ter tag ia coming. St. Louis H public m. ,A uiiin should advertise lieeause it pays be temperate because it eonduces to health discard the neaof tobacco liecause it 1- isjsjseaafi aaaaiji baeasjn it makes him happier, an t p.y t. printer beemise it is his duty, bo suys a sensible wag at our el-botv.

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The King of Siam has a sou named in honor of George Washington. Virtue is not the less venerable for being out of fashion. tkF An infant was born in Baltimore, recently, having at its birth a complete set of teeth". JeaJr Women aro like horses the gay the harness they have on, the better they feel. I" Wall street, New York, which is about half a milo long, has 6,000 inhabitants, and forty miles of stairway ; so says Mr. Lake, the letter carrier. fQf In Essex county, Mess., the value of wild pigeons annually captured, is $20,000. In some towns, three thousand dozen arc taken every year. They bring about one dollar a dozen in the Boston market. Ha? Times of calamity and confusion have ever been productive of great minds. The purest ore is produced in the hottest furnace, and the brightest thunderbolt is elicited from the darkest storm. flkijr A man's wife died lately in Few York, and upon exhumation of the body, not a trace of poison could be found in it. This is regarded as a remarkable proof of l the advancement of virtue and domestic happiness in that city. 8 A handsome Canadian girl, dressed from top to toe in men's clothes, was arrested in Ietroit the other day for disregarding the sta'ute made and provided against unmarried ladies wearing pantaloons. Sinsaid she was on her wy to Pike's Peak, which she thought was a little way beyond Chicago. Upon promising not to don the unmentionables again until she got married, and go home, and until that time be a good girl, she was allowed to depart in peace. The men who do the most for man kind HTe generally overlooked in the distri bution of earthly rewards. On the Cth of May, 1840, Demetrius Augustine (i ilit.in, :-.,n of Prince de Gftlitzin, one of the fir t nobility of Russia, died in poverty, at !.- retto, Pennsylvania. He left the primeh haTl Of h: ancestors, and spent thirty years iii a rude log-rabin in A mern i, altuo t denjing himself the comforts of life, that he might devote Us fays to religion and assist the poor and distressed. Few have left behind them ru h example- of charity and benevolence. JfiF'New Orleans ij said to be aluio-t overruu by scoundrels. The boldest robberies are committed every night, aud the papers advise people who travel late atiiiplil or early iu the morning to keep shai p ej all ersons they meet. Some of the rascals have delicate tastes ; one of them, a few dajl ago, carried off four thousand t igai . Nothing appears to alarm the miscreants but the occasional talk ot a Vigilante Committee. The terrific certainty and expedition with which crime is discovered ami punished by these popular courts chill the heart of the highwayman, ami palsy the hand of the a atsw. fOir At the burning of the Hint k Kiwi woolen mills, iu Watertown, N. Y., on Friday last, as one of the weavers was about escapiti.: ln.m the room iu w bit li li worki !. he heard his little daughter, ot seven wars. tall M Fa I Pal He turned, eized her by the arm, sprang to tin window, just as the HtHir gave was Vneath his feet, ami placing the little girl bet veen his legs, he thus went down the under side of the ladder, head over hand. His left arm was burned, tint not very severely, and his hair ami vv 1 1 i-kiT-scorched t lo.--e to his heat! ami face. The HUM kiirl was uuinjuied, save a slight burn on out- of her legs. Truly, a miraculous deliveranee. SnuKX Death. One o: tim e sudden events which, as if to admonish us of the uncertainty of life, occurred in this place Wednesday. A healthy, beautiful and highly interesting little daughter of Wm. P. Parrett, Ksq., aged nhont one year, was pl.iviiij :tlout the room, between twelve and one o'clock of that day, apparently in perfect health, when it was suddenly stricken down and in less than ten minutes thereafter the child was a corpse. Her death was attributed to congestion of the brain. Most deeply does this entire community sympathize with the bereaved parents. Warrick Democrat, (Boottville.) fei" Thomas Durham, William Durham. David Durham, Klias Cummins, and James liaird, who frequently have hunted the prairies of this State and Illinois undisturbed, now that the settlers, with their fields, roads, and towns, have destroyed their sports, have determined to take hunting excursion to the Rocky Mountains, prospect for the gold mines of the West, aud enjoy themselves as lords of all they survey, as they were wont to do when they first settled in this country. They are all worthy persons, well to do in this wcrld's goods, peaceable, beiag Quakers in faith and practice. They will doubtless have a good time of it. T,rr. Haute I nim. $dF Hayard Taylor is alvout to erect an elegant residence on the Krnndywine, in Chester county, Pa., near the scene.; of his boyhood, and where his parents are still residing. 4 Washington, Daviess count v , i- -u I lo be-wide awake with improvement?. Every county, and almost every town, in Southern i Indiana, is increasing iu wealth, industry, and population NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. W4.T -Jl UIBI. TO lit TB& C-.okoiv :oi.l ,'rli.-ial llouseaulk l- t asncill I on . I -. Uood M . . ill l.c L ivllu.iuiie at N- !' .Ifhin nlreel. II W. LA.' El' Y niK It 14 ill I KIM) Of- A THRESHING MACHINE! Pitts' Patent Tliroshor and Separator, With MoiH i i s HOB8B inwKi: .'iT v iin, la , -msidei . .1 o tw the hast 111 11 bill. 1. 1 ill, 1 in. I in the W 1 - I The uiidersiirii. Nl an- DO prepared to fiuin h 111 icliines ot the alve Patent, of a -l I j and OMlke II.. I excelled III the tt. ste 1 Illtiy. All tt - i kithat out tt.-ik ma) Is couipai. d with tu of our ! 1 oteliip- r.il ies, as also out prices. Tiles.- Ma chines were already th n..ii.-lil mt 1 -hi. - d and known wb.ii . ..iiuon. . -I tb iiisinit act lire .-! IheDi ; aud we shall only say that al lb.- bach in .-I that patent whit h tte make, -hall l- rnadi in such a manner, of such material-, ami with Nch hafesessesats f our own, as eM tiiat. riniiv 1 . eth. valuable reputntioii it has Hc.iilred aiuotiK Tbrnebers. W e can now offer to .air cii-I. tnera -i chjwls I theae excellent Machines, an.l -il :i cb.-i t the ll.rw I'oW.-th, to drive them, .-t any sir.e. (r. 111 -I to lo borne, its.ii aa r.st.nahle tern; a- any othet i-stabliaanieiit ; aud we r.--. tfnlly solicit aeices f- I eitbe- sir or kind, ami would rH al that th- v be sent iu as earl as (-..-sihle, .. injure gettiuir the tsst machine. Kb AT. A II El I.MAN. The f-IIi.wniK. papers will plea.- c.-py for tin.months, and send bill to Kiat. 4 M. iIiii.mi : J Petersburg B.-p.-rt--i , Frilieatoa ii.'ianiaii, Ni Harnn-ny Advm-ate, Mt. VeriMMl Adrorate, Botniet ille bem.-M iat, UrayviUc Herald. Mt. I'al'Uiel E.istei', Miaaiu-etoVvii lllin -i-an (llney 1 ii.lepcinleiit . Vinceiines l, i. te ?!, fCMMf lilt. 111 m. 1 If JIT (In- W ashinv'toii Hotel. Evansvjfle, lnd. This will urter a rare ojiM.rtunily to tsoii- aflti. led with Chronic li-.is.- t- coiisull htm .laily I- in B A.M. until ' P M in-.-.-. I tin Kye, Throat, and Lutie" w il' r- .-ivr i.arti. nl 11 .tt.titi.11 vtlii-li he treats upon a new principle, with ni.i arallcd uccess. Especial attention will be paid l disuaaea pecnUar to Fenialee Cuuultatiou frea myl1 -t

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

j io.n.nibsio.y'ER JJLi: Of ui .n. J ESTATE. By virtu.i of a 4ct re of the Vnii rhurgh urt of Conimoa Pious made at tb December teriu. tc. -. I will sell at pnbllc auction at tit- ( curt ll"se in KvaDsville, lud., on the 16th day of Juue, UKS, thoultaweftt quarter of Um uortuwmit quartet , and the northwest quarter of the south watt Quarter td Hvrtioti No. UtWu its in Town.-tup No. sis IH) boutu of rauH So. e4en (11) et, in Virrf toUp. Also, fivo acres, more r lis-, Km that jmrt ot fractional section Kb. thirty-one (31) T""iilni No. fix () Booth of rang Ko ten wot, djcmiti,. tbecitvo! Evawvillo, aol frcatiug n l'nl"it Phw-, ntirt being jwrt of the homoteait of th- lite John M. Stiuaoii, deceaed. The laatdV i ibed tract will be nubdivitlfJ in lots a ilat ef which can ba en at my offlce iion this is erected a first-rato brick dwelling house, nirw occupied by C. S. Wells. Bm Terms of bale, caih : bakiift- in six and IMM rnouttt from the day uf sale, the imrebaaer giving note with arred security, wairiug relief from valuatln or aprai-emi ut l.twn, and tearing inter est Trom aate. THoS. E. GABNIH iuvltNUdA.wlaw. ommissioner. OVABLJ.X'U i.MiTTHUS w ROW IS THE TIME I" st'B KI RE. Mr. tiKEKLEV has jtwt started on a Tour lo Kausan, Ptka'l l'eak, t'tah, and Caliluinia, to return via Central Anion. .1. All bis letters will appear iu the SEMI-WEEKLY and WEEKLY TKI1:1 NE, as well as in the Daily. THE NEW YORK DAILY TUIUENE i- mailed to biilxcribeu at W er aiiiium, in ad-.-uee , ii foi sis tnoutli. THE NEW YOKE SEMI WEEKLY TKIBI'NE I published every T'. ' One Copy, one ar $3 OO Twe '.ipies, tine year OO Fivw t'opies, cue year 11 'I en t'opins, tu one adddress 'iO OO Tmn copia, Off over, to address of each nbrrilier, l Jo each. Any person aeudiug us a club of twenty, or -i , will l.e entitled to an extra copy. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIRl'NE Is pMMMl eviTy Satnrday. 1 , . -i - One Copy, one year tM OO Three Copies, un year 5 OO Five Copies, .me year 8 OO Taa Copiee, one year I'i OO Twenty Copies, to owe kddrma, at th. iat oi$l p-r annum '40 OO l nl Ci.piei toad.tr. . .if each -uf-. 1 ib. 1 "24 OO AndatiV lale;. i niiinl.. 1 tt I h 1 at" l An MIMe Madia lis a Club of Twenty orniuiv will In: ontitlod to an extra cop v. We continue t j -end The Wlewlv Tairaxt ta cieryoMiu tur $1. ;utcription- 1 1 1 int. 1 1.. e at anv time, lerius alwu - , eh in advance. All letters to ls ad.lre-.-. 1 t . HtRCE OKn IT A CO., in! une tsuil.iui.' . Uaateu stre t, ijlf-ltdaa Vm York. mutlt HKHHtiF.S M De Lain i. RJU to 1 ' '1 1 lidi.-s, S EM I! It 11 A et' (JO to Koi I. mnKpBTCH A CO. r ..r Men aud Bvs' wear, 111 Woolen, bit en. 01 CottOM, t.. S EM RICH f Foi ibe best Ucwc in the 1 ity, RO to S. EM ETCH ,v CO I I tie -t til l I. i I I'l tl"-. v-l III 01 Silk M.awK 10 ta KJllilt II A I U With City md C unit Old. n, k. lo S KlIRtCH a 't Pat ;ui M 1 1 Ml thih 11. the lin 0) lt tim ! . I.. S. KM Hit II A CO , No. ft llie in-et, bg till be k lad to shw you aiiylhinv in their line, whether you wish to buy or hot. aud where eV.ryb.Kly pay-, cash for what Mm buy. inypi We it n nit. rui h s p k .v. h, ENlM.V COON I V, h Id- llli-!- I . i.-IH .1 I- -i llil! .tltli -Ull.-eri that lie will open lh.su S.rini n lb-- hint tl.iy .-I Jim. n.-vt Tin'- Sptiin-x at e anion- Mteaofl relebrated III the S 1 . In 1 out,. . tioti With Ihe Sillphui prins .. liue haly heal Spiiu', inu. h cele-t.rati-l ou ajcotint of the iiittlieinal iiilalitit-s of its waters. Every ai . tiiintxl.ttion v ill ! l'iv- ii t.. . rsoii -1 1 in I li.- ( 1 1 ii,,Then Maeaiu rvivayauoe fnm Uahtatosre t--th - KprlUi V. P. GREEN, tnvls Itu Proj.rl. t.'i . W7f MV.VAl .IJVII ..'.V-.i.-i'IIINEv W. ;,r- : 'cuts tur the sale. I all th- I ..- f Mttans of (SsMttetSl Mowers and K.. em or Mimiiij; or KeapiiiK Mai'hine. Earnn-o would do well t-. apply soon, so that they can have a pood machine. niyts notnrmtooK ,v qo ML on the Nejwbtirr rnad. .-i al John K. Meui's tore, on Main street, surlT-lsj ji.ooo w.-, t Potato rTanta W. C. M LAV EE. 'nil: MWBM : BWBW bhN Pickled III I 1 111, . lo bids 1 kills No. 1, J, ami I Mackerel, In I- v Smoked Herring. Koi gala by pack if; ! ,.i,ai VICE EE Y BIb' myl7 Main stnel Boo.ns, Kc. - dozen .Shaker UrooDia, lo tl t'oiuni'-n tin, .". do Wliihk. EeceivtHl ami tar inle b m17 VICKEKY BEOS.. Ml Main street C IO B 11.114 Mi. -.n.l.VII.LA, MBJHP. Cotton, and Sash C ol, .-u r.-.-N, ass'tl htv Also, I 'i dozen .ttecirtetl Betlconls. For sale at ajtl VH KEKY BKOS.. 82 Main t dozen assoi ted a bit. Washlstar.ls, i't boxes Ciu'ti St-ap, assortt-tl kit. .In. SO bu Sl.tr. Tallow, aud Unl ( m !l. , .'no lbs plain an. I -iutt 1 ut. I Dried B.-.-f, Io.oin) .1.- do Hums, 7o it.., Mm, loo lbs Pearl Barter, Willi a complete assoi tment ol Eamih flrocerte gewrally, l- i -ale I. vv at VICKEKY BEOS., iuyl7 Main tr.-. t H K.I M KB i 4BK i .HMJVI! m 'o do elliiw-leggeit Chickena, S50 doz fresh Fgf&, 7S tt - choice Koll Butter. Just it oiad and for Mtla by CHAS. McJOHKSTON, P,sie s Blo,k, m17 Main str.-. t , ne.it the Canal. ncM r 11 ks .i.yii a u 1 h WW ST.W stuck at mi rrfiOLLr'a. W.. would 1 --p. - t fully inform the ptil-lir thai v. have just received our new stock of Cold and Sil- . 1 Wat. hes, Iiiik Jaa.-liy, Silverware, Clocks, Gold Peus. -t- iuclu.hii' ...iue utv rihe Eava, Coral, M.-s o. , and i'hiu. sett , ery ri.h an-f hinds.-ine Syh - Ot 0 M Ouard, Veh, and Vest Chains, Breast Pint, atraMafsSs, Kar Hiu. s, Koi.-ei llmg.. We would 1 all parte 1.! o it t- ill 1 11 I ir stock ef Cold ni. I Sibei Watches, win. h ire of siirs-rb-r -(i.ality . lu all it sheets I-,.. a I stuck --f Tabl.-, 'fi a, : ill . m l Mn-I 1 1 . i :.p...-ii, Polks, A'e , v at r int. -I pin Sib, r .Silc.r -l ite-l W .i... -ucii a- t'l-t. 1- '.tk. aa. k. ts, ihyeeB4 ' . ot 'hk aaea m ai itv, iw .s h ili-l We ar.-sUoo; at V. ist.-i 11 pit,..-, I .1 . e-h, and v II I 'll. I .-ill Is lo l e a-" lepi.'St nted. n- lt. BtlTKoLbF BBOi, 48 Main at. m S) T.I T K n : PBTJtTBK 7 9 M he bol 1 1 tim- aid I 'loo I' liato-s jn.t o e.l ale tor s.il.- at the !.-. I market price in vjliau HsessS ni;. bj ftlAS strlOHNSTi'N, iall Main tiv.-t. near the Canal. rm t 11 1: 1 u.m f:us t M Abi.is.v ItoMf BMara im uii--i tula hgMiti b.i th- -ah- ..I MAsTNYU COMB tM KB KkAi'i 1: A N l MoW KB the vajrj beat y-t iav nted, muUtiniHi; all the latent inia -v - im-lit Kt ,S-tl,-s in creased 111 six years from Pit t o;..ti l! 111 1 I ". B'KJ'KTT mfM i: I aTSY J usl in. iirJ, iter sleaunrr It. li. llitmilloii.it tine lot oi the cel. brati tpiart.s ami pints, may I I 1 EE.NM.IT ALE, A 1.1. IS Sk IKiW I Wal.-r Mr. .-t. Ml SI It SI III It K K U VII 1.1, in: Ml irbid to met-t with a party bavin.: from -.'.ihui to t ;,.mi t- j,,ni bun in 11 Kl-s.iine, c , Fat trj he i - now erect 111- iu on- of lli-. Iet situations 011 the ratok.t l ivvr. and eluae to railway ctiiuituiiii, alien His ohhvl in seekitta a liarfltei is 11-. t so lunch a want ol . if.it. vl 'for his loound ' Buil-liii.saitd Ma hiuery is paid lor, ail I. eg lieu ), as it is I.. 111. el t ith one to as. i. I an-1 w ho ha- I- n J brought Hp I--the , arpentry or tinils-t trade, (which : he loiUs-.-lr has Us 11 ). His own time w ill lie lunch j taken m in .i mrine ucdeas .ttnl aittsv inntjrrs ; aiei win . on - a iiein ly it-juii.' 111u.11 in ins nine from home To any party who has t h is amount , ,1 1 in-ar approach, will hml this a -;ol - -1 . 1 tiinity. The Ul'.sl trliabl' leferelice tan U. el( U U,J the same w ill Is le-jnii. -I. For linOi'C 1 t t i. nlai s, aj.ply (.. Mr. K. l-. rt sikiiiner, ut lr. Wad- . Sa-h an I IVsir factory, Kvansville, r to Joseph .Sm.w, Patok 1, Udh o Indiana, myll 5000 ' XT B.I VO. 1 Pll MI.KS ll- hV I tic if- , II .1 hllll.ll I I lO l-uabals suutll W Into IWaus, '-' j bushels l orn Mftal For sale al iiin U Z U COOK li SON'S

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B -jr ' . a; . i doitu Gherkte, genuine i do Slis d Pickles, do t do Cl:ov-Cll"W . e 3 do Pkcadilli, do 'L tlo White Onions, do K iv,,l by Railroad this dar at ft do. "yll 7.. H C(X)K SON S t men vuMt M. K aworted sizoa ustin ratetit Ice Cream : Ereeai-'rn received at Z U. ttOK & SON'S, vnrrKMS in Mure aud for sale by it uiyll ; WUKlttHl: A Kit, 1. v ro i. .!:.. IOO B LSH. ::nund 1 1 1 T " ive.l, tur Kale L JPBESM uiyll CHAS McJOllNSTON. Mm It tlii .-'.. I'Mi.Hitl M-W 1'ruuen i' ui. Orh-d Apple 10 Jo do I'. ,1, 1 1 cask I'runea. Just received aud for sale bv myll CHA McJOIINSToN imMMMM,8 ,.V1 fJL.t Ztt AH) ka,, aw.i t. .1 W Pittsburg aud Wheeling Nails, .".oi 1 'd Window Glaus, 1 do do Flaaka, 75 do tlo Tumblers, .'O d do Jars. Just received l.v luvll WHEELER 4 R1C.GS. SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT. STONE, GENTHNER & CO., MANUFACTURERS. KL1SHA S. BABCOCK Ageul, EVANSV1LLE, INDIANA. II iv. constantly on hand Saxii, Doors and Ron atM and SrATto.tav SitAiir Biivns, of Sntierioi Alle- . mi l.unibei , .11 seasoned 10. 1 m ill, m.l -1 1 ..n Is nunufactiired WHOLESALE CASH PRICES. S ASH . THICK- PRICE I'FR IZl NFS8. WIXDOW. 8xl'l 1 $ ;t 8x10 Ij2 :R l"xl? 41 Mxl-' IV M ! ! lov.ll ; 7 o S4 1 1 I 29 l M 1 40 inxli IU 1"M' nxi4 v 10x16 YW loxis Xl, mic 1X18 1 I heck Hailtf.sHof other ies n hand,, put up at short atf r aizR. J-i vl0. DOORS. THICK M -1 v.. li ... . ...... em. E. ;1 H 1 M 1 o t lt 1 ri I 7 i no 1 If .! -VI ' 1 !l j m 1 J 6, ' .Vl t a. 2 " 3 iu J C-o a.....- 1 ! - ,. (I 10 y . . .... ......... 1 - ITU... at::.7 ''i ? & BlilNDS. V,.r. SI a., .tin f 1 Slutt. l 1 H """"" 1 7r.!"i..!;; 1 J!i S M .t 00 n.e. 1 15 1 fa " iMI i :!iiti 3 so mm. RxMI UixM MbtM Iml" ioi; lll 12K FUAMKS .size. ao lllx 1-2 i 'tliT sim iiia-lo boor ail AVIiktlow. 1 111. k s K. . ran r. 1 f aa i 1 ao to order. It if ' BEINDS of all siren made to order. Iiut-iRS other than regnlar i7l on band, or made on short notice. .r nhuild.il to urder. Builders should, ifjil-. . netki-tbeii l-'i aiiics hf r. rular sizes, they call tli-11 1. supplied .it asjjr thbe. ( - iiit.. Siding, ami Plocrlng for sale. tfeaM itit'sot all sis. Een. inj; Hoard- 1 1 t et I. n;, for Ik heap. On.- Window contai ni t- - - 1 1 !-. .Ml t.i.f.n must in- .uKlr.-MM'.l to E. S. BABCOCK, iiiyl l-lyl Evaieville, Iud. II uikii it mm 1 1000 i,B&. it 1. ujtm cur. d Urie l Be.1, let eiod and b r sale by i:UAS. Mi JOHNSTON, I'.taey s Uiock, lay 11 Mam street, near the Canal. my .1 !BK POTJTMifi - JO JVtlT n r. ivisl tier steamer Kairrhlld, .tml for sale by t'H A.s. M JOHNSTON, fWy'a Block, M 1 1 Main street, near the Canal. I'.v 11 I 1 X T4K' J It wV 'II K.ITTI V . ' 7" assort.-.! Cotton Yarn, Ion l a!. -, Sttn. 1 and -2 Cotton Batting. 1 11 -t--re an. I tor sale .y 1 in 11 " WHBELKB RIGGit. ew' .il'MfKS BPMcmmt 9 IiK in its t innauioii, 15 bags Pepper, 10 af Allspice, 7'i I'X- assorted tiro. Spi. es. Ft-raale bv i.i11 WHEEbEK if UKiUS. m 11 tt . u 1 s . a kj'k sr. t .nWM BBBLLA MAKER AM Tl ENEK, I'iist strt, ls-tween Ylne mid Pi vision struts, k.v-ps - .instantly on baud a full assortment of Parasols, t'mbrellM, Walking Canes, Ac, and sells th. 111 at the l.-wefct pricee. HeMiiring done at sboi t ie-tic--and in th.- .est manner. All timers' work pro nipt done. SSjM tSJi Look Out! rmrsHK i .vm hii..-i n bknpki t ML fully beijs to inform the citizens of Kvausville, that he has received 3 lot of first -class FCHN ITl'BK from the East, of e. ry descri ti-ni( which be intends selling as at any store in the city. Persons in want of c;.,,.,i furniture an- invited to . all beSsf ptirchasiiig elsew here. I take all kinds of -ild Kuriiitnn- in sxcll mge for 111 w. Ml.YEK liCOCENHEIMEK, Ileal-1 iii M-i on l-liaiiil Furniture, 01 Second st., latl wtH-n Main and h.- u-t. mylu-'an AM Itli Oh i'ii t .iu ok rim k, rrince ot tin- Mouse el David ; snurireoii s Baraioiis, filth etlitiou , City of the ijrett King; The Ministry .-I Lilt-, Lite of James Watt; The Jealous Disband. I. ... mo Little Love me Long; High bile in N.-tt York, by Jonathan .Slick; ltomanro 1111 1 its ll.-io Lite t Kit 'arson. For sale hy John healy, "O h' C i iier First and Maiu streets IM. 1111 eeovv k ..c r nnot -,n ros It MKHBOU'KH tt BBOI 1. 7 .V. W holesale DBI loilSTS, lc.tl.-M id Paints, Oils, Yvkm-iii v Washington Block Mala t, K. 11. -.ill- In I Coiintiy .nh ants supplied 011 n . liberal bi ... iy7-ly ico Cream! Ice Cream! jra WH'I.K. I..ITI' OK TH K KIB.fl M m t Fai 1 ! I .', Would rc-cpri-i lull y inlVirm th-- public c-le i ill v tint h- b is i-rKlled hi.- Ice 1 1 am Salo 11 . and will wall' 11. t ho . if im to Is- of h- purest and in.-t .1- Itcioii kind matin in the city. Evei.inu pull.-- and wetldm;'- c.tii Is- . h- I at the shorn-1 notice and ou the lliot, reasonable 1. 1 in-.. The Sal, on has ben lately lilted up ir. a li. I h I t c U" A large siidy .. Coni. . tionary and Oeackefs k. t en- tattlly 11 h tml, ami l,.l sale at wholesale .1 r. t ni mjt lasi : i . 1 1 .1 n K I'Ut.S'Ss ill.- 1' aeket HAKRI-I BkII'i.C- , lluiiiphit v, mast. 1 . I aves Evan!-ill.-1.., In, : Dr.. 11 . iy Till BSD AY, al lo M leavci CvaMvUle far IivnisTMhi ft ijtBPrT l.t. ut I P. M iiiyii-l v l OtTOU I. 1: T I'M It K I, I.. KIM ST trfi, two dooi-s sonth ..f the ShMa I House. BiyO-Jlil 1 1 oils T fjt .MI.IKBS, OH U'OILII-IIK MltitiKlLS. A l altl . -I is W.1htd loellcaK" la e FIoumiii- Mill, in a town on the Ohio Bhrer, here Im le ,. a h ii. c a - Il .1. Ill Old f. r ll..re Hainan I ..flail than oil- rim .1 itoue can make. Tinbiiildinc; is realty, and n corn mill n. w iu opera -ii.11 it. All that is repaired i- capital sufli. j. ni i .. I n 1 1 Ic.s,. ,in. ,i Hauler's patent Milks. The pi s-iit mir.i r is a practical Milleraml Millwn-lit 11.- Medh a paituer with a small capital, and oin- . aj-able of doili- the nut-door DMlMaS. ret Mutfcntan npsJjy i.. Mr. Uertils, at tin- J. m Ml otti.e. myJi-Hw jf3L Card. ..J.Va.M" A' II II I. I I- It I t. TO 1 1 lii.!etioli of tin- t Xtonsivu illl pr-tvements t- I heir t oiicelli, which have been in li.e.ras for some tins past, to eSefd Ibe at net he ility for .an Vinson au extensive Hade. I.y brll in- a ."..1 art M le only at stick M MM H calimd t.iil .t Kive uniier.-al satisfacliou. Having this object in view, ever) roneMarsikiti thai Stjuijlt4iwtrward dealing, founded ou honor aud liberality, vSSt give, will ! lenorled t.., and thus establish mutu al confidence, between buyer aud seller; Tho stock, is in. usually lare, ev-.-ry denartuicut icp e.te. and pursassers taay tely pou uieetiug with an extensive aasortmeiit tu reasonable lerm-. Th-y Would dt re.-1 l-ai ticnlar utleiiti.-n totl. u lale iuijs.i tatioii I lush Linen te- ds, VI 'H Old I I usi, Linens, l: 4 Llll.ll Mieetiu. t. Pillow (lew l.illalls, II mid keicbit-U, Tow.-ls. Napkins. Blea. hue aud Brown Linen Table Cloths, Ac, c Coraai I Main and Firt etiiM-ts my'J

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jut received Ui third 4npm nt d th onilnff" Watch Sjring Hi ufti tie E? tor , 3lH tie soaauu. Also. Men's and ClifldrrnV II t-. j general aaaortnitut of l)ry GtKHl. n S. bHHK It V !.'., l. MilIU mmu. M7 inn bags extra Family Klour (MM wekV I'Kt l'.ig- :ijerfiii' d., I bxs Ttm kef .( BmbUb1! haaf t aay -t' doicorn-fed Chickens, .lust receive 1 and for sale l.v THAS. MtJollNsTON, ap-'in l'OM-y'r Bk'tk, Main t., te ari nnal rmjHi. f. t HJJ.t J-J-J r j-' 'if M. bel aaderttueiit of Uhitewaati Bt atlia vet oflct'.Nl foi rile 111 this Cltv, l le u ot: exhibition at HTUDDAUD .v 'ilioMPMN, apn 17 Maui atreet. Ttmu.nut a tubm rimjy mriLL uptiU this day. an ittvuice ut ih w .md UsLioi, 1bl l'crtumery, Faucy oaps, and Hair Oil, iuclwIiBI the celebrated Cocoiue, so Itihly leeommeudvd for th.- Hair, lluummg bird and Butt' t -lly Extracts for the liiHikercbnf, .iud a large atvoi tuielit of ColufpHi, Iifeaaiug Ciuila Mini Bnu at Hie Drug Store, 17 Maiustteet. ap i mm 'S TM It & Jt SHAli.VJitf mLr limeades Raltiinore Oysters, It) do I reUCli S.ii . lines. I u sttirv a lid ior AI.L1S ,v HUWKS ante by mmouu-a Jntl,M0MB snu hols. W Naihtsls. of the U-st tuality i Hurway iron, iti tore and for rale by ap30 . sami EL OBB i t.i UK .i. tvis UK.yu i.vk . Mtaiaeli.de" Anv ils received this day. and lor eate hy HAhtUKL Uttlt. WMITt I. K Jill IOO HKUH POM sal.- by 8 E. 8ILBBBT A CO., ap3t) Bo. 4 Sycanioi.' stia-el. BMBI .'KS li I .ISh s KOB KIJ.fi B I M - i GlLBEitT A CO . ap3u No. 4 S'ycam- .- sti.et MOM SJI.K CUKjIP I JX'Mi W till - Ml RBKD BUGGY or will i M h o,,-, t -i Enquire at this cilice. . - i ZIJS'I"ITK INK TTKTMmjS-or Country' merchants to uiy bu.;.: stock . i i . ;..i Churns, comprising a grester Vai iety of sbi and style than over before offend in Louisville, amongst liicli are 3Se eosen Btsl Cedltr Chni lis, 1 siri-s, Iron bound mo do whit,- aa 4 as iT do do do 0 do 1. 1 ass I.,. tin, I :!n do Pine do irou bound All my White '. lo t 'hoi lis ue e . I ed iu . . (Without evlia charge) thus Cli.-.o iUK then -ai and ei '.-ii.. iiiual transportation, am .-i-ciniin Ire.-h aud clean. Sold as luw as can purchased iu the West. For sale at th- boui-ville Wooden Wan Store. J. B ELSSELL, "sm Main St., Mpafl Bet. Third .v Fourth, Lt uisvilla, Ky . WM,Mi UJl'K ll.llt t'O.WillJ.VKII WW to us a ssat I'd of Chairs, isc sale cheap to i lose . oiis-iimeut. E. H. SABIK it CO. M M It t.T I' tt ' IJ'H. STOIIII.I Mil K m THOWrJON havt just received direct from New York, n varied Sfesortaeet of Black, Elne, Bed. and Green Printing Ink Printers' Varnish, Gold size and Brone, to which lli.y in Una) to dr- . -tcth.il .itlciilioii, and will -ell at almost K.I ei uptiiv. at the I i ii-. .i.-ie, No IT Mam lxeet, RraneTUIe, lnd. ap27 W sjrrmm rutin m bwmLlinq House, i oiitaiion:' lU.nt 1 1 v .ix r ns. Aj ply al thi-- ottice. ip ?i.-lw HOKS .' Sit OKU ! Jl MT ui:i KI I '- til ut HUGHES', on.-o tie- laiicest an.', newt ctmpleie st.s-ks of Shoes evei hroughl t- this city for Cent leim-n. Boys, and Youths; and foi bailies. Misses, and I hildi.-li, the aisOl' Illicit! i- perfect, I '.ill, il jtu want irtH.il Shows, and supply y..in wauta. ap21 To the Pablic. rmiMK PJST WIJSTKH JUS'D SPMISO ML so far, have eeu verf wet ones, causing inany of ..ii i rivers to overflow their banks, backing up the water in the creeks and bayous, and Hooding to a considerable extent the bofjBSa lands; when the riven recede, which may be SB iH-cled stain, then the lari?e surface of decayini; vegetable matter exposed lo the scorching rays of the summer sun. produces the malaria, which proves so fatal in its course, swapping whole States, and p-o in., neither ag nor tex in its asaSjBJinag march. After a resilience of more than twenty years iu tie- mi. Idle an.l St.utheni States, we think wc have i1lstoeic.l a iii.-.lii i te win li. i" a c rtain extent, in a preventative of the attacks of bilious t ague. At., and as such we u . otinuetnl our Magnolia Whisky. We w ish the pablic t uiiderstainl that we are not urging un them the us. of strong Liquors as a lieveratt . W are. and a! way s have la-en, opj.sl t. their lieiug used in that way, but it laaople will use them as such, let them have by all means a pure article, that will kt-ep them in health, and Iviigthen instead of shortening their lives. Ws .i.toso to sell always pure and unadulterated LiiiRrs tor medicinal purosee, and a little for the stumach's sake, if required, and will cbullengo an inspection hy the best chemists iu this or any other country, to find any impurity or adulteration in the tt hi-ky branded' by us, "A His Ac Ht.vve's Magnolia." It is warranted, as it is distill. .1 fmui tinem, rye, or wheat, with a slight addition of good cistern water. We have no iloiibt uiauy ja-is us have Iksm rtiiued in health, if not a. tuallv killetl, .y tl rili king bail whisky, the greater the reason that Allis it Hones' pure Magnolia should ls iu general use. Just received and in str fur sale P pipes ass'd Brandies (old) from ;i to$7 V gal. E- Sa P'l lo (old) from 3 to 1 Y gal. 4 iies Holland Oin ; :i puuebeous old Kimi ap'ii ALLIS HOWES. Water st. o.n KTHijyru jvjsr V-BAWKD puplab SHlNOLKiS. A geiitU-man living in one ..I the upper counties, having purchased one of McGtorge's celebrated machines for sitting shingles, is now furiiishiug the sulstcriber weekly with supplies ot these cvti a shinnies - Niwed out of sound, clear poplar, and put up in bundles containing " Shingles, full connt. Thcae nre a gtvod article, and no mistake, the Is-st substitute for pine that can In found, and costing a good ileal less m-.uey. Call and examine them at J. F. OLOVKB'a LnattkM Yard, Bffll Corner Main and Seventh streets. Sugar! Sugar! Sugar! m isT mi i ii-i ii it a- .tilt - QM lloWES on consignment, dire, t from tinplantation, per steamer Baltic U hh.ls of N. . Sugar, for sale cheap. up JOSrsCHOENFELD, WHUl.KSAl.K DKALF.R I.N BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, AND Straw Goods, No. I Watf.R MBl l.T, III M.MV A D Svt .Moar, ap22 3m F.VANSVItLK, IND. CiOOPKM TOOKHJVRT MKfKl W- ' c l, a large assortment of Cooper Tiads the best in piahtv and finish, ever brought t.. Kerneille Also - Bradbury 's Spnkrsbaves, Wade 1 Butcher's Razors, Luther's BarberShears, Ksor Ilonea. F..i sale by i OB BTRAI H a SON, an-l I" .Mam str.t WHOLES A LK UKALER, l.N GROCERIES & LIQUORS, No. H AVraf 'First street, ..p. . ly l'VAN.-VM.I.K. IM fit W" MKT POTATOES, i . HI HH- ' - I. Hataei Potatoes and Yams, ju.-t received and l. i sale by H K AMEV, in , ap-il Corner I n t and Vino streets. If HITK I.IJBK .I.y II Willi t - W AMI B It IS HES IO elnc Whitewash I'm hi i, o bids I tlle Llllle. .lust t..-- iv. I and for sale by CHAB. McJOHNSTOS, Pmj s Blwch, Mam sti. i t. ii ai Hi.- '..iial Hl MS K r I' I f WITH TH K Tl.Hf.' aTa ti,, lias of tradt is .mra-titi.-i-And we are at our occupation N-lliu.' pr.Mlu. ts -t ery nation. At prices that create sensation ii Main street. No. 6J Inll'll fill.) iu -li I. and oft. le. yon Cottee, l. a, sugar, and -pi. . s, Extra cheese, hy or si, oysters, sardine-, Ana large tongues, Canvassed beef and haon ham, I- iisnqn, turnips, Sjnad potattajB, fi alee ailxed, awd canned l-iunt"Tai; 1'epp. r sain ,- ami olive oil, Kxtra Hour and corn meal M..I. s, syrup. s.p ami caudle", Cotton ui.q -with extra handle-; Brooms, briLsbs, buckets, and tubs, Babies' fancy wagons ami calm; flieajier, pretti.-r, ami ' tt.-t th.in others ; Be sure you call st Vi.-kery Brothers, XV ho buy for cash s,. very low, They can , ..in) te with old r n. .. You'll get just w. ight and honest measure, leave vour vrdurs i- deliver. aplf. VIl'KEBV BEOS.. 82 Main si. M. wai VMM MM pi.. I fKHS. IM' WWW want lo L ain the t;aiu.- to rle. tioii, yon will do well to wt ar one ol th.- Mout-nv il.vts, just re. oeivsd hf VAI'TIEE ,V M AEtOXMEB, i, ; . 30 Main str.-et. WlBT BKCKIl'KII JJS'MI KOB 9w SLE 100 duaen fresh Kgga, liisl It.s laaeh Ohio Kntter. apl j E. H. SAB1N CO., 47 Main et. too HOXKS It . J.VII MX. TM.'PLATK, rsceited per steamers Landis aud Universe, and for aale bj .pi . SAMUEL OBB

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TBBMB!.ir. fii'l ift "I t!. r. w. qr. Hut. U.ie IV t fH talliliti: mcirm 17 UUle UWt ot Evatisvillr, anil 11 ii!.. tuu. India:.. 1 uu. India:.. i "le ui mm ill . st.-.ti nilttVHm.ii aiu eii ih . . ... . .-li. (! ami -.j-;o. A. The le-i-ls are at iangedeo.-e i Saks ta I" o acres each, ami pnvtese with goM Fwiuuing gate. and springs ot never failing slts-k wat t. IheBuiWiu desist ot n frame house, con tai ni ii- or K rtaaiis, eunsotiiently arrangel. a g...-l frame Min k.- fi.-u-.-, milk houses ami ci U.U, kwoUliic baru.i aud other imjcs ary buildings. There is also ut u the aU.ve land a gt-al or . I nltiv it i.

country will produce. The said land t- situated ..ti..ii tin W.iIm-Ii ami It te Canal and Evan--ville .V t r.iv. -td.vilie Ealllos-I, thr-e miles from t-a. h,ii a m.-del It.Kk (arm, and iu the most healthy pat I ot Southern' Indiana ; society is good, and the Country wellpnoided with schocls and clinrrhei-. - tl . i ; half and iart of IIm- wtsjt half of lh s.iiiliwc.st .i ot sect, an, Tew u s, Bange in Welt, rot iiiiti-.- lo t acres, with alont 3t acre In rah i vatiou, oil au timWi unutiaeed. The land is diwdtsi UtUiven Ui;lt rolling and rich bottom. lh. . . or ol t.vt w, towu o s, tange 10 w, contain ittt, 1 o s. r. The n ef vv qr of BSLt tC5, town S a, range 10 west, c utaaiing N) acres; The u w w .ji ti a ut se, t 88, town 3 a, tange lo west, containing .'o acres ; The n g qr u w qr ol soct town :i a, range 10 vv , eoutainiug to .. res ; titnatt d "ii tin W . d E. canal, ir miles north ot Kvausville, ami in the immediate vicinity of a steam mill iu lull and si. e.-inl operation, capable i ot turuiug out :shi i.-rt ef lumlwr daily, which milt will be suit! 1 1 .i. 1 1. at with th.- last named lauds or separately. For terms ami ewrtiealars apply to S. M. lb-l toiiil., reuwliag on the -Jo acre tract, or te the uu eavsepsed M the SsBesnavf valuable Real Es mi iu tie- i it t .-i Ktansv ille and Lamaeco : 1 U. u vv hi ol Lot 1C. an t the n w ul Lot IM, an. I the i. tt '.. t Lot Jld, th wboht of LotaSll, . vuil I iii .i.. Imitation Enlargement. Also, Lot- N-. .ii 1.1 BJ Lot I in hi 25, Lets t tn.i :: in I.I -7, L. i lo in b S3, lot 18 in W 3f , lot lo n hi 41, lot 7 in bl4.i, and lot 11 ic hi 51. in tlEastern Kuglargement. " e Also, lots i . ,,. i ii,i ii, i, ..i, ,.t is j,, 1,1 14, iota S and iu 11 17, ami lot lo in bl 18, in the Fourth Elli n icni nt. Om-tliird of iot '.', and the whole of lot 11 in t triginal Elan. Loll . and 4 in 1-1 i, Elliott's Krlargentent. i I I" in Id It. Smth Enlargenntat. Lot i. to I a.ljoinitm hi id '.. in bll", Storkwell En Lots 1 aad I in bl 1. Baker's Addition. Al- .- lots iii L.-iuast-- City a lei Additi-tTts Al t-tle' mil. -win.! Fanning Lands in Vandei bur, h, liib-tn, aad Fik .-sun ties 'Flu- ut, ii - qi. - t -wii S , range 11 w , tOacres The w hi. n w qr, sec 14. t 6 s. range 10 w ; 80scien. W hf, - w qr, --cY ir town e. b, range 10 w ; 80 acres E hi, e qr, vv fr, u-c 18, town 6 s, range 10 w . 10 acres. Lot 5, ub n w qr sec 21, town C s, range 11 w . 0 vt-lu Vet 3n snh n qr sec it, town C a, range It west , 77-100 acres. W hf, n qr, -e, j ,, tow n 7 s, range 11 w , a. rsE lit n o qr, sec town C s, rainte 10 w ; 80 acres N w qr, tec lo, nwn C a, range 11 w ; 180 actes S vv qr. ass la, t w a C S, range 11 w ; 160 acres N w qr, sec . tow n s, range 11 w ; inoarree. N e qr, s w qr, sec .1. t.-wu Cs, range lnw;40are Neqr, ueqr, I .. town Us, range II w ; 40 acres Nwiir.un ar, - l, town Cs, range 10 w, 40 acres N .. .p. - v. qr, I i-.w u r. -, rsne lo w , 40a re s hi, w qi . hi . tow n I . rara.e M w ; 80 acres. r tit. s e qr, wc ;t't, town e a, range 10 w ; 80 acres N w qi,u w qi, Sec ,14, t..n Us, range low ,40 acres Most of the :iU. Il acts ale Well located, Valuj Ide and susceptible ol . hi-h slate of imploveiuent areiiituatxl n- .i fh I itv, upou the Uailroad ot Canal. lii a. res ii v qrof set; 7, town 2 e, ranee S w. 1J ild Ii e qr do 100 do W qi do aWJ, HI do B e qr do St, 4odo li w qr, ii u qr to do ii e qr, u e qr. K, .'" do n hf s e qm e qr. Jn, 100 do u w qr, sec 14, 1804b s w qr. do t: lMI.Iti ii e or. do ai;. tlo ihl do d.t do do do do do do in, '. t s. 8 s, Ss, mm v m . do 10 w. do 10 w. do in w . do lo w i t 10 w. d. 1 1 1 w. Osstsi aud Bail valuable liuibel .Is, Said tracts ale i.s-ated m-ar tinriKltl, are covered with the in., t for I. nil. line; and t.lb.-r purptses, and are the finest lands in the county for Agricultural purpoeea. Titles srfect. 100 acres the ue qr of sec. 21, town 3 e, range west ; ln acres the s o qr of sec 24, town I a, range West ; SO acre the west half, s w qr, of eec 24, loan 3 s, range 7 west ; 80 acres the e half, s n qr, of section 21, towu 3 s, range 7 west. ; The land- in 1'ikv and Gibson rouutiee nre in hemlthy portions of the country, well stipplied with -,.tl watt r. also with aii abniidaajre cf the best tlnils-r ami Stone coal. Titles Indisputable. 8)S' P, , roils ot pur. hosing will call lipt.ii ihe uudersigned for terms and par tit ulars at th. Beel K-t.ite Agency. Third street, opposite the Court House, Evausville, Indiana. aii2st-4wda-imw Wat. II. W A LK Kit. WMisit l urm-ia bi hh. mt thksi: ml celehratetl Potatoes, tr eating or seed jnst reeivtsl ami ft r sale by CHAM. MtJuIiSSTON, apl- Maiu street, near the tansl. Mm.i.niti huh t KKHKo mmE MM o:ra -..-si. jn.t received and for ante hy II As. Mi JOilNSTtiN, I'osey'B Block, aplJ Main street, near the Canal WKKII .' K MS Mi II ! MRU :C0MJ', M ti.it.-, and Brau- in store ami lor sale bv 'I1A. M.JOHKSTON, apl2 Maiu sti. 1 1. near the Canal. -t Mm w"BmwMMPBMT4jrfvm rmm ML lovers of a gotttl Cigar to know that KL18HA S. B A lift n h i nHt received an invoice of those celebrated 'Baltimore Cluhe" aad "KI 8o" (EL tL's. Just try He ni they can't be beat, bbj . MM I HI i Hit IS l'l.KI.JH ML i anted, fur bale cht an at a p. ; . II. COOK SON'h WM S SO M.I TMO.W TMMMt PJMTJVMB MW ship h.-ret. f.-re existing between the under signed, under name of olmsted A Sabiu, ia dissolved by mutual conaent. Said Sabin collects and re ceivea all debts of the firm aud paya all iu liabilities, .iml ii-. - li li name oul in liquidation. C. G. OLM8TEP K. H. SABIN 14' Bef tti- als.t. . I take plsaaore tu ris-omnieuiling my snceessor. np8 C. O. OLMaTKP. jiitl.tr SJI.K OK HKJII. MiSTjMTMt WW VILLE. On WELNESDAY, first day of June, 18.19, al 2 o'clock P.M., at the Court House do.. r. will I.-- t-old at PaAlic Auction the foi lowing Lot- ami Land- in aud adjoining Svaae ville 1. Lt I, Upper Knlnrgeaaent, 7'xtW feet, cot m t t berry and Water streets the handsomest and most rain-tide limn-. upi me in Evaasville. 2. Tim Y. L-t '. . I lot ' o Donation Enlargement i'.xlll feet. .. .net Main street and the canal, opposite I.aiu'lil.s's warehonee. M acres of land on Pigeon Creek and the Salt Weil i. id. I ii wti a pstt 1 the Mitchell Tract, I in the W . t put ii. v "t S, Jt.tcwn ..range 11, nil in meadow ami w.toda pasture. W'illhesold in I.. t - t basal i I., to snit purchaaers. The f. ietoni. i il,. i PSrtj ..1 the Adult and Minor heirs oi John and Elvira Mitchell, deceased, and sa" to the rninei heirs is seld bv order ef fissH The title" J, adult lniri will Warrant - Terms l-i!- I, . ' at o. and Vat 12 mouths hi interest an 1 iue rtgafe on the property. 4. Also al aaane lime aud plat. 1 -t 170 LKonatwa Enlsr .-mi -nt, 7"xl 'a Let, lying bt t ween the canal Laaiu and tLe Cermm Path, lit "hurt h, , aalaWsjaj t Mm k and a frame teii'-ne nt, and nii i hoias.. I Let 10 in bbs k :i. Eastern Eulsigement, a corner lot : 1 .vU.nf.et m , ,.h- neighirhooi1 Hi Vine ami Sixth str.-. t- . Lots 4 and -a. Uni.tn pl,.e. ifvls fe, t, neat fl'-n.. f .In f . r.! .i... i.. s Babooct Titles good, aie I Manai.t.-d Trtiut same as abote 7. Also ..t . AlL'i.; b.t 12, In, 17, and rseacb 2Skl42 T.t , andfrac lob, 19 and M. all Is block ::. ...j- nt. a place, on llnd stieet, rleee r EeatsSJ Market- -cut raf for bind now or resideace rt. Lois I and '1 with two fronts, and h.fs 1, 2, S, 4, ."V, r. 7, k, and , in ldo.?k I. Battell j : -2,r.xlii bat on t'areiiier sheet, ..pp. -it. W. Cartsater's iesi.Kne.1 m l .L.ni,-.-u.ui ,,i,-. LuiiiIh-i tard. 9 Lota 2T; -J?,. M. and 2, in same blot k, on On tei street. to. The eeeas half el Ueck . Battell place, esene; Elm ami C nl. i strts-ls H-,l-3 by ataiageof 7 C I Will.II. lots I, i aad tdora I, Stoekwefl's Kn I n :eiit ..ii Third ti.s-t. Ingle street, ami Mai ket street, and j, -inline at. .'.din's Ohwrch. I Lot I and sulliv. block 1, StaekweH'e En buwesneut, corner Division and Third streets, t ogether, 40 feet . -n Bivisioii bj liSJ feet on Thlld atiast a sh-.p ii lot j EL Lots jl. '.. -'7 aad , in bhek 17, Stock u.-ll's EadaiK' '. hi-ki .stic-t, U-twecsi hixtli and seventh, Jol--" . feet. 14 L--is C and u ii.i n . Lata l. .', :;, and 4, Mark t .. I...-N in Li.lai .i.ei.t- .m.1 lot- I.. i manutac fiiriug aires. on eaual, two fronts. l. Lots It. 1 :, and 'ft of VI, Avon place, hetnr 'a an acre, with t v. .. f i t.itt 1 J feet in w idth, on sTson.l sir.. :. ie o Ju.h'e I'aki r's residence It,. Lot lo'.', I ni. t. place. Water street -Win IL. feet. 17. Undiv. '..b-t ld.s k 117, I.auiaeo, on First street, ami alsail m f-t sijn.ire. near Marine Ho pital. IS. C1 acres known as lot 17. Eiul-ree 0rhaWn. X. .iiirter. Jl, 11 on Pigeou l ieek, uear the Ball Wells. Titles all g.ssl and warranted. All Usee hereafter c. uu i i, l. due lu I- paid hy pmrcltimmr. Tom l".pulatioii ..ii.l raaaeal prope rty iu KransvttaW is now increasing so fast as to insure good bargaias. Ti km - a .-vii. out- third caah ; one third at 1. sail nan third at t yeara, with iaeersat asjsjtaal mortgage, waiving relief laara. For farther iaiofin .littu apply to .lolIN INliLE, Ja.,nr ICLEHEAETA AM lit- I au-v ill s, Isat. Evan-.illi. May I I Hi)i-4tvUw