Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 237, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 May 1859 — Page 2

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,AA ' OtttnaL EVANSVILLE, INO. THUB3DAY MOBNING. MY - Arkaaiai ana Mar Debt. Arkansas is every w her classed as a repu- . . s Y e. L' dusting State, and a -w ngi jobbers havegiven her a bad name tnrongn- , t. Her bontU were originally wuw , j i to the State Bank, to be uaea as toilateral pledges in obuining funds for the ranital of the Bank. It was an awkward ' r in the Bank s obligations. w-7 v. 1 - The English stockjobbers wDO lurnisuea ine j capital did not like to receive them as col lateral?, and induced the Bank Agent to make aa absolute sale of the bonds to them, . r .t . C ii.. 1 . 1. in VlOIHtiOn OI ine pruvisioua ui iuc inn wj , which they were authorized. This sale the . Mt ' a a M 1 stat was asked to eonnrm. tut reiuseu, al leging that she would be liable only when the Bank should hare been pursued to insolvency. The affairs of the Bank are now nearly settled, and a deficiency of only about $1,200,000 exists in her assets, which the State is preparing to pay in full and before the bonds are due. With a State tax of only one-sixth of one per cent, on the present low valuation of property, a surplus of 60,000 to $75,000 annually remains unexpended in the State Treasury, which is to be appropriated to redeeming the bonds. This surplus will be rapidly increased by the rapid augmentation of taxable property of the State. The last Legislature refused to reduce the rate of State taxation, and ordered the accruing surplus whatever it might be to be used in canceling the State bonds. Arkansas has one of the most prudently and economically administered State governments in the Tnion. With a population of half a million, the entire expenses of the State for the last year was less than $80,000. The whole expenditures of the State government of Arkansas for 1858, were less than it costs to support the city of New York for the space ot seventy-two hours. At tbe time the State Bank was established, whose capital was raised of the credit of the State Bonds, another institution was chartered, called the " Real Estate Bank,'1 whose stock was made up of mortgages on lands and plantations, on which the active capital was borrewed and credit for its circulation obtained. Pounded upon such inconvertable basis, with imprudent management, both institutions collapsed within a short time after they were put in operation. Though the mortgages to tbe Real Estate Bank were taken upon an exfcmragant valuation of property at the time they were made, the extraordinary appreciation of property has made nearly every one of them ample security for the debt and .nterest for which they were given. And the Bank after passing through the depleting process of liquidation in the hands of a board of commissioners and receivers, will finally realize assets enough to discharge all her liabilities, and leave a small surplus to be divided. A large portion of the mortgages have j . . .,. -f . , ,nn..t. rf teen liquidated: a sale of the proptrtj ot , those unpaid, will be made in about a year. to close up the affairs of tbe Bank. The oroDertv to behold includes a larjre number of valuable and highly improved plantations. Speculators are looking forward to the sales as chances for profitable investment3. The preservation of the financial honor, and the pecuniary prosperity of s State ii a matter of pride and interest to everv citizen of the conntrv. and we are gratified to see one of tbe younger sisters of th confederacy recovering from her early hnancial errors and difficulties, and bonoraWy redeeming all her obligations in the first period of her prosperity A Maw Trick tss Trade. Among the oils extracted from new .material, that from cotton peed is making the strongest claims upon popular turor. The quantity and bulk of the eed bus made it, from the earliest days of cotton plantm, an encumbrance, and almost a nuisance, to the planter. Cattle and hogs have been allowed to eat some portions of it, but the lint that adheres to it makes it a dangerous artide of food for tbem, where thev are permitted free access to it. Heaps of it have bean permitted to rot annually, about tbe gin of every plantation. Sometimes it bas been scattered over the land as manure. In commerce it was a worthless substance, till, a few years ago, some one in New Orleans began to make cotton seed oil, afVr the process by which linseed oil ij extracted from flaxseed. The oil iauf u bright golden color, like olive oil, and is of the same spevific gravity as sperm oil, with which it mixes freely. At first the article wus unsaleable, for it bad no definite u,e U was said to be unfitted for painting, burning, or lubricating. The first manufacturers, therelore, abandoned tbe business ut tbe South. Some Yankees, at Provideuce, R. I., began expenment.ug on it, md b some slight chemical improvement in the process, tbey have mae) it fit for almost every ire that animal or egetable oils are required. It is now aaaJ 10 be excellent for painting, tor light, and for lubricating, and still more, it is likely to le made to supercede ofl'M oV j . 1 e t 1 1. u as an article ot tood. It is inodorous--baa the nutly taste and exactly the color of olive oil, from which it is hard for the best judges to distinguish. 1 or years past the public nave ieeu buy - mg a yellow green idj substance, tot tied and 'T ' ,. 7, ,.L . labelled in French, "olive oil, which, in re-litv .. littla ... ...... .. U.. :i k.ss,lv.l.li.r.f,k...:.. of the precious ohve have been delighted to A j - v. .uc ruuiuc pi villi. . ee in eveiy castor at the nnblic hotels what be was certain, from its light golden ,-olor .

its nutly flavor, was fresh genuine olive aifi convicted, would hardly expect execuoiL bow he rejoiced that French manufac tive clemency.

tnrern naa reiurnea w me pains oi honesty, j Heavt Robbesy. Mr. Lilly, of the Union above town, a few day? ago drank foity-jue a ad that American bayers bad become more House, at Olaey, 111., wn robbed of nearly I glasses of br, in quick succession, from discriminating Sad delusion perhaps bis : S3,000 in money on Sunday night. Parties tbe effect of which I12 diej soon afterstomach will revolt when be learns be has 1 n.

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been gating cotton ae bv the pint. A i bufc of cotton setd, no iht fit 15

or to cents. roatrs about two gallons of oil ; the crkc, after the oil is expread. sells for Z ' th ri-il m-t nf th e-d enougu w fv kv v. ..... ....... i II r i IWMrflll Wlail if I n The expense of expressing ing is about 20 eents per gallon. Large quantities of the oil is exported to , Mpili,emnMn. flnti a returnwi to 1W in , "ice,, i, uu w Hy - , K.ti r.i-A .IaIl,, n.,iiAt ii v an , laii: ui aiiuui live: uuiima n: i gaiiwu iv I . , ai in ir uiiciiinuv uiutiutru nt rii unn .locrS lit a cost of 20 .!., . d.. v-.- u i . :i i ""13 lut "Bllu ' I chemttH awl phvsician sav, has all the 1 .UmA,lt; an(i ,llent mMicinl qualities of the oil from the olive. It is anti bilion3- -promotes digestion cures dyspep- : sia, and prevents night mares after late I Suiand iil, nt pers upon lobster salads and the like t as people won't take it as cotton seed oi cents per gallon, it is a kind act to beguile them, as tbey do in administering medicine to children, and give it to them under a label of " Iheide d' Olive, at 7f cents ier pint. Democratic Doctrine. Many of the old line democrat lc jrtiiiers arejuoting an extract from Henry Clay s report in 1850, and endorsing it a tbe true democratic doctrine. We hope they will continue to adhere to it after the Charleston Convention. They aa) . " The democratic doctrine respecting the question of slavery in the Territories, was succinctly stated by Mr. Clay, in hi memorable report from the Senate committee of thirteen, on the 8th of May, 1850. 'The true principle,' was the language of the report, 'which ought to regulate the action of ( ungress in forming i erntorial governments for each newly acquired domain, is to refrain from legislation on the subject of slavery in tbe Territory acquired, so long as it retains the form of Territorial government, leaving it to tbe people of such Territory, when tbey have attained to such condition as entitles them to admission as a State, to : ide for themselves the question of allowance or prohibition of domestic slavery.' This was the doctrine of the compromise measures of 1850, and to it tbe democratic party has since steadily adhered. We hazard nothing in predicting that it will be reasserted, with emphasis, in tbe next Democratic National Convention. " Cobn Punting. The papers from all directions, say that the quantity of corn planted this year h- unexampled. The Vincenne? Sun says, in that vicinity, such an effort to get a large crop of corn in the ground, has nerer before been made by our farmers. Every foot of tillable ground every old field every new clearing the cow yard and the stable yard is .plowed and being planted. There is not an acre that can be cultivated, but what will be. Every hand is busy. There is not a drone outside the towns and cities. Even the women rosy cheeked girls and industrious mother are everywhere seen either dropping the grain or covering it with the hoe. The weather, too, is most propitious cool, balmy, and sufficiently dry. lrp to this time, the planiing is, in a great measure, tinixht d j The Vicksbtirg Trus Soulhren, a Democratic journal, rejoices in the fact that ! a convention of nin Southern States has deliboratelv okon in favor of lhe al of ,...-..., tmrnmm rS the ..,.,. .1 , l all laws, .State aud Federal, prohibiting the slave trade. It further remarks that nossibly the people will ;' endorse this action, la a a.. out me proposition uas gone torth w ith the sanction of the representatives of those States, and the small politicians and hoary conservatives of the day can no longer evade the issue." R.i ... 1 , .... ., ill Ilia I i.L. iiin.i III.... .in uk U ii " " b '" tw ntw vpimai ; tiod PP"r, denounces the proceedings of the iorl nanar rlannnnMaa lUn rvenoaa.4 laaaatoai a! Ua i convention and declares its determination to fight the issue and hold the authors and supporter? of the resolution up to the pub- ! !" execration of the Sonth, till they shall hide themselves from the indignation of there fellow-citizen?, in the deepest political obscurity. aWk- In Vincennes one night this week, say the Swi, the room of two young ladies, at the resilience of Mr W. Deuny, was entered by a villian while the occupants were slcepinp. nud an effort made to administer ; chloroform to them, which was happily frustrated bv one of them awaking. The lion -ehul.i w:s il irined bv the screams of tbe lady, bul the scoundrel managed to es cape. MiMt. in California. The papers by the last overland mail from California say the mining community have never been more busy nor ever before better rewarded for their labors. Tbe aggregate yield of the mines was very large, and is beeinninp- to 1 taU favorably on the shipments of gold fiem I Sim Francisco. BcT Tli. re is beauty and brevity in the following announcement of the Cleveland Death oi Bakos Hi ksolht.- This grand old light of Science and Humanity has at last pone down in death, leaving the whole heavens aglow with his setting sun. The world has been blessed with but one I In in bold -will it ever be by another? T von ruxATK.- The editor of theCanoelton Reporter indulges in the following melncholj reflection, which we give verbatim : There is no doubt but that we have to pay more for our. and onr neighbors' careie ness, than we do for most of the ueoes1 "es of life, and it seems almost entire! v 1 1.... . ..... 1 1. .1 1 . .. ii'i-.e... 10 11 10 Kietta up tue nanii. " t A Lak Horn. A company 111 St. Louis is building one of the largest hotels iu j the conntrv la : - a I It 1 aI r . B Wii is io ne caiieu ine l.acieuc 1 Hotel t wn .i" iininense b'tildmg when done occunuuL' au entire souaie with wnenuoiie,ociup-iuk au enure .souaie, wun four trout-and four crand entrance . ae GOV. WiLLART, Robbo.-Gov. Willard s rdence at Indianapolis was entered on . . -a . . Mi a . eve . f rUay night, and the pockets of las hxceli ,enc.v rifled of Si 20. The roiiber, if canght 1 anaaaa BMwrm . wi 1 j j 1 1 . v 1 t vuivs

Local News. ———

The Extension of Our Railroad. The Rockville <Republican> revives the subject of extending the E. & C. Railroad to intersect the Wabash Valley Railroad to Toledo. If the harvest shall fulfill the promise of the spring in all our crops, the work could be easily accomplished in another year if the people along the line of the extension would take hold of it in earnest The <Republican> says that $80.000 of sub- scription has been taken by the people along the line of the proposed road between Terre Haute and Rockville, which, with additional subscriptions that can be procured, would be sufficient to make the road bed to the latter place. The <Republican> estimates that the local business of Parke county would vield more to the road than any county through which it passes, and concludes that it must be built. ———<>——— KisskY & Co. s JuvxMUt Troupk. This remarkable troupe of prodigies, we learn, played Monday night in Padncah to a house filled to its utmost capacity, and it is said that the little fellows created a perfect furore, i They are announced to appear at Crescent t.uy nan, in mis my, on rrmay evening - ii, a n a next, when we shall have an opportunity to judge of their merits ourselves. The press and Hie people, wherever thev have appeared, have applauded the in to the echo; still, every individual bas the right, as well as desire, to pass upon all public characters with bis own judgment; and the greater the furore they have created, the greater ever is the anxiety to taste personally of their quality. Tin.- opportunity is soon to be u Horded, aud we are sure our ci'izens will not be slow to profit by it. Other engagements preclude their giving but two entertainments in this city at this time. ———<>——— A CURIOSITY.—We were shown, yesterday, the Lord's Prayer embraced in a space that might be covered by the head of a pin or a large mustard seed, which, when placed under a powerful microscope, was expanded to a square of four inches, in which every letter could be seen beautifully formed, and as large as pica type. We presume the original was printed and then reduced, by photographic process, to a mere speck, and the microscope only restores the letters to their original size and distinctness. The

cariositris to behold how perfect is the pho- ' TU JU k.MLK MlNSXUkl -r . l . V j THE JUVENILE MINSTRkLS tographic transfer in the minutest space. j THE .U'VEXILE MIIfSTREL: Two hundred and eighty letters are distinct- i rHK ,,rm'lLE appkar

ly visible in a space half the size of one of the letters with which this paper is printed. ———<>—— 8, Lyons will receive, weekly, daring , the summer, from New York, fresh supplies of beautiful and desirable goods for gentlemen s wear, and consequently w ill be enubled to supplv his numerous usioniers rr witli the latest aud most rrcherchr tvb-- ot tbe season. His stock is now verv hirer, and comprises B 1 I . ' 1 aunoii etery nrm ie necessary tot n com plcte wardrobe, and hi prices will, in all cases, be found uniformly low. Centleraen visiting our citv who desire fine izarments, M (o on Firs, -tnet next door to . establishment Oil r IISI Til l I III XI UOtir to till- J'oSt Uttices A Nf.w Yim A friend informs us that he ha made a rich, sparkling wine from the expressed juice of the pie plant. The plant yield copious quantities, and the vintage he says can be continued throughout tbe spring and summer. He recommends the I 1 . .t . .... proull' l Its one OI me IllOst palatable Cheap I T al a 1 a a . a si wines that can be obtained. 1 1 has probabl v some medicinal qualities, and perhaps taken in undue quantities, it might hare a cathartic effect. Any one having pie plnnLs in their gardens can try the experiment by making a few bottles. ———<>——— ——>Yesterday, our dusty streets and heated sidewalks were treated to a fine shower of rain, the good results of which were felt in the improved state of the at- mosphere, and the proper settling of the component parts of hundreds of brick-yards previously flying down people's throats. Our country friends also have reason to be thankful for the rain, though it may not have been so heavy and prolonged as they would wish. ———<>——— Wuvxt I.nttnra feon. Chi........ i . 7". , , . ? X cy, in Illinois, Speak IU glowing terms of . . . .. . me prospect 01 the growinp- rrop ot w tieat in that State. The papers from all the country north - west of the Ohio, speak in exulting terms of .1 . - .1 . , the prospects of the wheat harvest in their vicinities. ———<>——— ——>In noticing the arrest of the man on Monday last, on a charge of attempting to pass counterfeit money, we omitted to state that the bill offered, as well as the whole amount of money the accused had in his possession, was taken to one of the banks and pronounced good by the cashier, who had only a short time previous paid over the money to the accused ———<>—— hi yesterdays knumre-r, Mr. .Samuel Miss., advertise that be would like to be . , . , , . t .... ... intoimed of the whereabouts ot John Wesley Hall, air. Hall .! . . , . .. . 1 are antliotizetl to Stale trnt the identical Old Wess UirUnlf is at t'olurabus, Ky , selliug dry goods 1 tIul groceries or, at least, was tlrete a few ew vveeks ad ZM w f , ,.c.u T ft-.' i werz&m vi.i j oi mr i ciii- iiauie . u .inn. MU, - - i oouceruing Ins new head in eood part, and il. Kas .s .. . ,.j 3 l"e'r.ipn v. as luifnuc 1 tobewitty andfuiled in its object If it ' w 11 "as 'c e,stul ,n getting up IllJ W rat I I f ml n tl It isfl ll. .s awatnvH I. a a 1, awa A? 1J a . . . ' i,"r, ,,ini . . . .- a ,r,-w. i i i .. i ... ..... a i. gw'. a. v.. . 'i hi in ,. imi o t- -r. 1 1 1 One of the Damphool family, ia ah person of a rerinan living in tbe Bk vou "

Th HtvannAH Grand Jury on the

African Slave xraoe. Six of the p rand jury '.vho :.ind o indJCtment against l!ie jcrow conoorneu in the Wanderer daw published a card ajulogwmg lor the legal necefit) uuuer wn.cn . they were placed, and athrruiug their belief In tho dirlno nrirrin And civili-inC" influences ,,.--nnnA their disport at the ui ucj;i oi-.v., ...... ? , , ., " sickly sentiment, " preienueu pnnan- . ..... . . 1 1 thropy and " diat'OaCu meuuu auerrauou nf thr.L think differently. What' . . i I strange thing, m a ernmeuv o, .kA n nrv fin, it nor sarv to exn ucu n i -v juii p.. nlain in a Donulnr address the reason of . r . . . 3"." 7 TbT foifow- . . . ,. .. r ,i - : i js the conci.ui.ng portion o uio ngu.r . "manifesto: , We feel bumbled as raeu, iu the consciuiu- , ness tnat we are ireetnen oui iu name , auu ; that we are living, during the existence ot sucn laws, nnaer a ijraimj us oujutun .1 a . - - - r llA AO I that of jjpotJc government of the oU world. Heretofore the people of the South, i Urm in their coiiousr, of right and strength, have tailed to place ine stamp oi condemnation upon such laws as renect upon the institution ot slavery, mil nave permitted, unrebuked, the Inllnence of foreign opinion to prevail in their support. Longer tn i t n ci.-L-Iv cnlimnl lit nrotctlileii ' u mum iw 1 ' . .......v ... I I philanthrophy aud diseased mental aberrat"n of "higher law lunatics, the tendency oi wmcu is io debase us in ine estimation oi ivilized nations, is weak and unwise. Rewruin,r an sm.u hiws as tendine to encour 7 CJ " 7 age such results, and consequently baneful i tbeir etfects, u c uuhesitatingly advocate l',e 'T ftU V- LVl2: uuci.ii , i jiivieiiiu iiii iiiiiiiuii'ii, huh iuv'.t who have inherited or maintlfin it ; and ...t f I .1 I think it the duty ot the bout hern people to refpuire their legislator j to uuite lor I he aecovjapiishteenl of wis object. Thk Xkw KrssiAV I'bu; Tt:.--Tin New York papers give the following account of tbe frigate just fiiii.btd by Mr. V bb, Kie eminent ship builder, in New V oik, for lhRussian Government: Tbi9 ship is the btrgett wooden vessel afloat, and has been built and fitted up in every way in the most improved and substantial manner, at a cost pf about $1,"",000, no expense having been 'pared in iier construction or outfit. Kv?r Thing pertaining to her is of American production, even to the china, glass and porcelain, made expressly for her by Hauphwgut k Co., in this city ; and it may be safely asserted that wnen she ,rnvP!' ,his Port for homo ,KXt month, she will do us no discredit as a . ' . 4 , . ,. r, specimen of American art and handicraft, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. .V.V: 1 a CO.'H Jt l'F.YII E rOXCKKT TR.M'PE. WILL APl'LAK wn.r APPPAR will appear AT CRESCENT CITY HALL AT CRESCENT CITY U.VLi. AT tbescemt city hall AT rRK cm hau rv,vlv(; FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINci FKILAV A!CD RATCKPAY EVEN INO ! FHIDAY AND sATI KPAY KVI NP. . :!A "U. Ar.P , r" ftt.41 -'Till A.N 1 ttl N MAY '.tth AM .-r m MAY -'7th AND VJdtH Eur fall .u ticilUr dexci n.toe pn uraioi wkkh will be distributed un Eiidav tuorniag. iuy K-.1t MA.t. BRINEI L, Agent . ' 25 assortrd Willow Catia, S do Empire Cabs. Recced at 7.. H. COOK A SON'S IOO" OTA'l "L rt rived at tny" Z H. COOK i SUN S m9uj.n1 t unnsH it M Prime Mackerel, White Beans, Prime Herring:, Hominy, Prime Salmon, Stit lie. eoi I in fine il 1. 1 at iny28 7.. II COOK A SON S mmOTHI.Vt) MS .no BE UAWKi'Mm W rial to the physical health than Gymnastics and eaerciae in the open air. To combine out door x. r. km. with amnaeinent, . H. .Oik A SON have laid in a stot k ot Trunillin-lloop.4 tor Buys . 1 . -i- 1.1.L i..... 1. ..ii .1 ,i .... mm "iii, niiini oui mo, w in oiviwe auu ititi 1 . etery bnynr. r..r aale . he ap at M nuk A. BON'S, 2 Main street. in :j WM UJMttt II It i" s . 1. sil.t 1 'i. s MM l.r dozen jut received and tr sale by my JAi on STKAl B A SON, 4 Mam M .vafa 11 it 1 n. i' it ins .yoBTMEBJS I'ot it...-., mt received and for salt l mM Ii. R AM RT, Jl. ff S'i.' TIIM.n. J.VOTHKH lot of thoe choice Michigan Potatoe ju-t received at N . K Mala street inv. VICKERY BROS -WMTM Mi '. I.. -MM Bl III' I MS JT i fjyKM th WashinRton Hotel, Evansvills, In I This will offer a rare opportunity to persons aflli. ted w ith Chronic Liseat,e to consult liim daily from s A M until , ,. M Dum?M(, of the Eyea, Throat, n'1 Luncs, will rsretf, particular attention, which lie iieai. upon a new principle, -.uu uupai aii.'.i success. Epei.i ,it. uti.n will i paid t.. di aes I Lt:LL!!!!!!,: onauUatioiH ir.-e. my 26 B W Equalization ot Yaudi rburgh county, Indiana, will meet at the Court House, la Evansvflk), "u ,oN1AY, dune nth, 1AVJ, and sit f.ir the pur- ( pgg, ,,, eMimiuiiiK the retacus asaia ha tin- aapraiiuT aim ueputy appraisers oi in. real estate ill iaid roiintv f. r the rear 18.10. and eoualiziinr tinsaoie; ami also to hear and determine such g. levsues, KrowinL- out ..f ll.. valuations ma.le by said : .....rai-.r ,..,.1 .te. ...... .. ... :. eon... 1-f..r.. aid ; M,lltrj WM 'V WALKER, my'Jt JwdAw 'oiiniv Auditor. - : , '. ! fjmm WMBCMMjym , flit's 1 1 Mjvs, ASH Mil t, LISTS W e are iccuUrh m . iviun additions to our .to. U . V Hni . 1 "if em. 111.. I'm Ui. il 1aivi llll v 'l lAl urs, iui I'll tvi-, xti-i' ..-, sfiininf vaaa Yanvisniaa, prrtara. an.i Faact awittaa, which we are nreoaie.l ., otter U the ti,ui !! o good terin a.. n l purchased in (111. iniali, I.0.1 We liava in store I t mo of ExricA Pi ki Wnnr Li Ai.. iai. and ion ... w iu. h e are -.-111 11' tu the It. tde al llialiul.lt 1 1.1 . I B M o - K 1 1.1. 1 I t HITE. ius2r.-.IAw lis Re H M on street. MIST BKlEtt'Elt J.VD EOB SJI I.K MM at IT Main sti e t li i. I Apples, Peaches, Beef, HUgar -cured ll.iins Also - ,isjo tuir iJigars. in V Bl E H S.VP.IN A i Pike's Peak! WBMiM.VV II Mi SIBOI'S OF .W O S V.V am M, 1 win 10 aive up m. 1. m the I 111)11 ILoi.e, and sell lhe frill nihil, i.l.l other arti- . to the house The house is well frnedmd and iuCotl con.lit, ... ..r the ... . omniodaA,,v i"',"." .' " k ' f " ' , 1 , cuie ami l.sd lor then., II, I ,.. IP ., ... a aawdtavern staud. -una, 1 , the , Wl.j. ..'" ' new nan no.,1 . Persona wihint; the situation tN J I 7 ... . ' . . ," well o ia , ,. - - '" nity. tail at th. t ncti Hot;-, tiender.in, Kv. aayfi IwJ . I'l 1. 1.1 AM l i iprul..,. MlTM BM DC A BMi TMOJW .yOTMi K I U l,llti UK HhA Ll.lt. A.N II MM i ll II kj We will sell at auction at . ut v ,.n THURSDAY, May task, at lo'.. Ma a ..r of U koic. oil- tor th. ass of avaaatai turini' Liouois INN Jl 11. NELSON .1 ., Ami n. FMlHti t o r .1 H T.V E B s it i m h kW rween the undersized has i.n . halved tkh . " BAMOOCK having p,,i,.. i the in ,e,est nt tl W LaKow in the firm, and i,iU til. US lhe bil-luese ..u i.i - ..wn a.-. .Hint. II. It llAUi oi K. 11 W LAOOW Evawsvii r, Msv 21. Ik'.i inv'2' Bt-MiST TOOM.B60 doei, Waidaaa Or tsaakas -O .ki Millal i - . ' .1 . 'M d.. Waldron Grain do, V do Millard' C S I M do Grain Cradles, " do H- I tt t 'I.'.-- t, ill., 9m do Reap Hooks, in do lierniftn Sickle, io boxes iky tbe Stoneay dottn Hay Forks. 100 li .'1 na; M..I..S !; st re aDi fwaalaby OPR. DALZELI. CO.

NEW ADVERTISEMEN

MiwOBMBh- . i;ut ua Jtin Can , rJ Lids Wilmhmtou Tai , BMTM do, 1IN) I, hi lt..i.. do bales Navy' Oakum, hbla Crushed Sugar, ' boxes Pearl Starch. ; uMii uMurlod Toliai-ra, i . Mat. he, in store fur sale bv ... . O-l , , 1. D T, . I V L 1 I . . . I 1U.,- ' kawm. . w. MM T A B.-nABKtT MM from the rnnnnfartorv , ami made vpre. MM from the niruiiif: fur th(, r,, Tr, 1 iean Iron and Wi!-Iire i adU . 10 io Dutch Bow do. !." k Bloud'ii extra Cat 8t el tir.uu . Uln. ) 1 lo do do fir !. in ilt tlw do Silver do d... r do 0at Steel Briar Sot lie.-, ' do do Hay and Straw knite - d- Scythe Sueat ha, asvorted, 1') Luxes do Stones, 1" dozen 1 ami 3 Prong Hay Korku, 2'. do Hay Rake. in do German Sickles. Tlu- above article are warranted to to of the very iwst qaality, and for sale low by . ni -'. J A COBJSTK A L' B a SOS. 40 Maia .t. JetarfSi. cM?ntre ,viv,.,i and for sale ly VICKEBY BR. " bbls extra white wheat Flonr, 40 buN punerfin do, iaa m "C a j , - VlCKKBT BROS. . . . iji, nr ..' 'U Wkf 1 " lrtin cIioiijb V. R. Chees 1 l.bta St. t.onis Oolik n Syruj. lOf - lie liJT asySI YICKKRY BROS., 8J Main str t. DRS. EHRMAN & BAIRD, HtAlKOPATIll PHYSICIANS k SUltUK NS Orricc Thihd at., kit. Vims a an Dmaio., im.l-lnid EVASSVILLF, 1M CM fMiV'JTti h:siih .v t:. siiTr S7 hble for a binall family, for sale otic triii. .on .1. . I .... Si... . I .f,-f...i I...,.,.. . V' ii .n.t 11 . . III i l . I , ui ni ll ..MiU'lk .!. ehesnnt Ktn-et. Aj.jdy to w lit bbkll. uiy.'i . i T ii if , WW M9JTM OH v. u, a hoUM with 4 to '.r. in- Payments for i. i t will be prompt. A. G. PPToN. fasti to M. A. Lawaaact uiyl mrnroMK vow roraTOMtt.WvM of thie elegant Mercer Potatoes, sujierior to Huvihiiii; iu I hi- market, received this day and atols I s CHAi McJOUNSiON. mv'l Main street, u. .tr the Canal. iMHot.t Tlo OA' t nt'.i n r.v. Mill'. Tin- r. partnership hretofore exist ing Uimvn Cliari Pluhl aud Charles Sclwuui in the llaltiioikin I'li-oini in K iiisvill. , h.n tin- I. iv I -.ii diaaohed by mutual consent. The toisineas will hereafter bo condaeted aud carrifnl on under the firm, name and style of Cu iros Sen at a Co., by the raid Charles Schauta, who is authorized to collect and receipt lor all moneys outdt.iudnie , entiling to, and twlongiug to caid firm, and who naMiine nil tbe liabilities of the old firm. C. PrtTHL. niyM 2 t SCH.U'M Volkabote copy W9 E U VEuXM CMESTS.--TMM9M M a Chests are made In the most faithful manner at the NashTillu Penitentiary, of red Cedar, and of the ditrerent sizes. The odor of the i i- de. atrurtive to motns and all Insects, and renters tho 'ln ts invaluable for packinc swav blanketa and other oolen gooiU through the slimmer. E or sale at tho Wooden W are Store. J. B. RUSSELL, 500 Main street. my20 Between Third and Eoiirth, Loi iiviii... rOl'HHF.n WMTttM CJiJirtl 50 dor White Cedar Water Cans, with covets, brass aud ir..n bound, 3 siaea; r'"d( 7 White Cedar Pails, .1 air.es, I rase and irou hoope. Where one dozen or more are taken, they are packed in ilry slinins, with nn charge lor caves, thus insuring saf- fr.tusjsjrtation and keep ng then in good order til) mid. J. B nrsSELL, V10 Main atrect, win Between Third and Fourth, Loaiarille. JWMJ.YiLIJ MJLTEfi.-ZQ DOI. WwM Manilla We a Halters, a new, cheap, and couTei iont article, this day received by J. B. RU88SLL, 600 Main street iityOO Between Third and Eotti th, Loniaville BK MMi eVJf J.Vit BKUKttM P Lain. -. L" i" S. E5IDIC II A CO. For Lawns or Organdies, go to KMBirn a co. For Hen and Boys' wear, in VVnoleo, lieen, or CnifcMi, got H. EM RICH A CO. Fi.l the la-t II.-. in the city, goto S. 1 M HI. II I CO. Fol the pieltle-( hi. I i l,eaiest Crape, Stella, or Btta Shawls, no to S. KMBICII a CO. With City and County orders, go to S. MHICH A CO. F..r to) and erei rthing In lh line of Thy Goods, 1 ko to S. KM Bit II 4 CO., No. 40 Main street, who will be glad to anew you . anything in their line, whether you wish to buy or not. and where everybody payn cash for what I tfcey buy. my 1 9 v. .a - r7.vj;.-rfrpt.i j.vn ABl c.j n 1 . . ., , f "-'mp im-ihc 1 wine, vanona s.zes Also, trot 1 L'ueand Maging. 1 ' or "ale at the W oodn Ware ''""V. D J B JSELL, 5t Main street H..t O-Vnn 1 Lis-. I An.) V.mrtU .... ....'II.. 1 . ... hiiiisois.. m . M M. M - 4 M 1 M .... ... arm . ..... asm- t lll.r.,, I ll. BAMEY. .la.. i rweivir. and ha- for sale the following ilrw liii: . Tli Keriturk) Harvester. N. u York Reaier and Mower New Yrk Reaper. Manni 's Rears r and Mower coiutuue t Buckeye Reaper and Mowi 1 Itiit keye Mower. R. L. Allen's Reaper and Mewer. 1 1 ;lit-hore Threshers and Cleaners. i't.iir-horse Threshers and Clean, rs i'enr-horse Separators. Two-horse Threshers. Also l orn Crushers, of different patterns. 1 'urn Shellers. Oradliaa and Al..in .Si-theH Or nn Cradles, Ae. S.imjd.'. of the above machines can Is seen at bis store, corner of Vine and First sts. my20 iuf bm a: t fcieatai MwwW iisMis s leathered and Carpet Tacks this day received at the Wooden Ware Store. J. R. RfsSKLL, MW Main strut, niv-ji. Between Third and Fourth, Lontsvflle. rmi It Mi SI BSi BMBEB I J M M S JT. AT 1 KNTION to his larg e stock of FINE CEHAlt WARE, Loth Ira-- and iron Ixiiiud. comprisinj: red. ftiiped, and white Cedar 'l urn-, of nv ,; inn ki t, lijsus. VI at. r I ins rtc. The I aU.ve .oniprise- the lnrgest st.K-k ever offered in i J4-r"fj , ' ' ',"'".'f"! workmanship, a, low as c"n lK" Purchase,! 1 11 incinnat 1 or St . L . mi W here rafjanneen pieces are taken, they are paoke I in dry ,edlr "havinps, without charge for the case, "hitii . insurei their safe transportation, aud ketp.s them in cocsl "i.li r till sold i 1 hleattln Wooden are Store, No. TsTO Main ti et, U-l ween Thiid ami Eoiirth. Louisville . I la tmo.ini 1 ui v gy Ik L C1. I" I 1 1 . " i, 1 uir, iviutii rvi.vu ur A TU RESHTNG lvIACHINE ! ' . " , jriixs rRieui Tnresner and Separator, W.ih MuFFITT'S ll"RE POWER ATTACHED ' 1. 1 1 1 1.. tie Lest machine ot the kind in I ' u 1 , '" ....... -..ue.. now prepare 1 t.. Inline!! 1 " 01 xu a,'"v' l ateut, ot a atyle aid make not excelled la the western conntrv. All we ask is I n':" '' "rk "" bo ' 'iu pa re. I "with an; of our 1 .l . Iillt- r.1fi al alevi our ne.iAA HTi mar. , already .1, u.1,1 :!r:i;,i :,'. , ki, .. uhen uc . ..,.. n,e. the manufacture of ihasai an,l .I..II ..l. .... .i.'T.. ' ,.f ,at patent " uVh we makV VhTll Z ina",, 1 pu. h a .naiuter. of such material- and w th sml , Thrashers 1 K ' Me...,, ,. v ..tk-r to our customer, a - .. lhHHI. .....j,,.,,, MM1.,n,... ,.,)0jr , ,,. Mniaa PttWeri-ti .1, i e then, t any aire, from 4 1 . upon - 1 ea.'.iiHi.li- term.- hi- ..i v olio ai'ii-', ,,.-,. I aud we ieM-ctf,ilh .. !,. 1 " erdr-ts 1 1 ith 1 Me i t kind ami would le.pwst tl at thei nt in as early as ooltle, to laoare K'-Uing the "'i "I' nine. Ml.ll. 1 lit. I L.IAN The tollowinw p i i - will please o,py f t r three ,"""t,,- and aend bill p. Kratz Mr Heilman ' P-t-r-.burK Reporter, Princeton I iidianisu, LV " """""A'boc.it. , Mt. Vernon Advocate, i ille Democrat OrayvtRe Herald, M t t. irini-1 Itejo-i.-i olney 1 nd. ana MM Shawneetown III int . isa n Vincent, eg Gazette. . HHt H 8FMM.-tts. WW I XluN ci.LNTY. KY lh. iiin!i i-iencd re.i-i ttullv ani,ounc that i. will upen iheap Ifrlnajt on the first day of .Tun. , next. Theoe Springs ar.- among the most celebrated 111 the Me.t In connection with the .vulphut p rings a aa t hsliUate Spring, much celebrated . n saeoaad ..t the medicinal qualitiri t f Its BAsesrs Every accommodation will ha g,v. n i l persons rislting the Springs. There i a dail, canvevamt fr.oa Cuiontowej to 1 the Kpritig- n. p ;rki;s ' myla-lm Proprietor. rB VREJJl aVV TB.YMMWTBS-1 don n assorted sires Austin Pateut Ice Cream Ereerers received at II. COOK A SOX'S. street, tvr. door soitth if tVS fih.P-l House. mv"e.2iri

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mVM. CHlNa. V( an-agrafo.fM tlwaak iStaSk the Kt i.ttteni of Coaaldiiea Mowers aud Beqers or Slowing r Keaing MaeSiiiKe. karm. m would do Well to ai'dy auow, thai Ihey .mil hate a good lUMC'hiuo. uiylS H(hNBKOiK A tQ l& ' doen aaaorted white Wahloard8, - ' h-.M Cin'ti Soap, assorted kii.de, -0 Lx t.ir, Tntlow, and.Oj.al Caudle. SOU ttm plain and -H(nr-cnrHt Pried Be. t, lo.aen io do IlktaS, "oil Ir Km e. loo lbs Ceurl Bailey. With a ,.iule(e alv riairni ot Fauiilv Groo i i. -trenerally, for sale low ui VICkkUY BRttii.. niv 17 82 MaJu street. .;rcf s Jtjfit j t: i nWW KKW ST"'. K AT BITTKOLLF'S. We Hoiild resixntul iut'oi ia the puldi. that hav just received our ne st. k of Gol I and silver Watchaa, iaw JswiJay, Sslvstawsan . kaki,GoM Pens, Ac., iinludiii- .m- -1 v tine l.o.i, t i n M iwaic, and t wmeo Setta ; civ rich :4.d haieinouie -t '. of Gold Gu.ii J. F-ib, .iu i e-; lovius, io. Pin, Braivleta, Ear Rinr-i. Fin jer Hinit - We Would Call lll tlrlll.ir attention i r oi Id aud Milver Watelw-i. mhi. h an i miji n.r .piallly. mi all le.p. i i.j. Also, agss-l lo.-k . fable. Tea. Salt, and Mu-tard Spo, i... Kork. A. warranted pure Silver. Silvei-plit. IW.it.-. Mich i'astoi.. Ck- l'.akets. Sm.oim. .1, . ,. no BUT IMIT., :-!.. - SSI haiid. . . . . We ad ssUiug at Eastern piicea for la&L, aiaff warrant oui ..his io in.- as repi eneiitcu. Bajlfi B1TTR0L1.F BROS , 4ti Maiu at. MB TM to ten: re, r.i ot . 7 i M hiiiihels prune old Oliio Potatoes jnst reciuv e.l and for sale at the lowest aiarket price in niutiititie.toMiit.tiy ( It MB. M JtlMKBTON, mvll Main Mr.i t. near 1 he t 'anal. FM0 TM M A UIM .' ST M.LISA HiWK.ire apiKiiut. ! S.l. a, ,,i fol the Mile oi MANNY.- t ill I'.l N 1.1' KEAl'kli AND Ml'WEK- tie- ct I -1 yi i 1 .-n t. d, ci I.llliili a.l Mo- Hit. M .in. I 01 mi 111- s Ml II.- . re.ised in six years boaa 126 to -J.". ,. ' in I M'.VETT .il.EtJut cvelvf I, p. i i-iiii. r 1! H llaiinlf. 11. a hue lot of th.- 1--I.-I. rated KKNNKTT ALL. Ill liiarts and pint ALL IS .v lti K. may 11 Water street. Mi & . It Si Ut Ii Mi it WO I II Hi irlad to tneet vntli a teirtj bavins; from S'i.QUU toSU.Dooto joiu Li 1 in 1 u a t looi ni, Ac, tartHiy he i now erecting in one ot the U- I ait PI' Hon.- on the Patoka riwr. nud clo-ie to iiilwaj coiamunir itioti U ol-j . ct tn aeekhif h not so much a want ! ipttsl for ht .i Uulldinirsaii d Ma. hi ii. rv i nai l lot . all lieinir newt. ai it iHtouu .'t with one toassi-t, and who h:i lea l.rougbt up to tiie car'ientry or timber trad, 1 which he himself has been). His own time will lie tun. h taken Hp in procuring orders and other malt. 1 : end will coitaequetitly require much of his time trotu home, lo any party who -.a. it,i- un.iitit. or a near approach, will And tins a pood oiiportimitv The most reliable reference ran be (riven, and the aaoae will be reiiulreu. For further liartirulara, apply to Mr. Rolert Skinner, at Mr. Wade's Sash and Door Fact or . Kvausville, er to loneph Sii.-w, Pat oka, both of In diana. mvl' WLiSH PiCMiJLEM- " dozen (Gherkins, genuine Loudon, 2 do Mix'd Pickles, do do, 2 do Chnw-Chow, do do. 2 do Piccadilli, do do, 2 do White Oni-ns, do do Received by Railroad this day at my'll Z. H. COOK A BOM - KVOJT MMJTW, fffO EOB BE.XT. B A ixk'Ui on first story of House No, 4.1 Main street, for ent suitable for a physician or law rei Inquire at store I el. w . up au-lw g ToM-M'MiMt-150 Jt. V H MM O ViMFMMi aV in store and for sals by agll WHEELER A Klo . giOB.V MEJiL lOtTaVf . M'BEHH ground pist received, for sale hv myll UAS. MtJoHNMO.N W-MMMtil .iff EES, I't .it III - .. MM Pniiie-25 hiuth. Dried Apples, tu do do Peaches, 1 cask Prunes. Just re, en e. I and for sale b) myll C II AS . McJtt II X S T U N ULH JM.VIA ULUtfS -mo kers aasoited Pittsburir and Wheellne Neils, tOO boxes ass'd Window Ola, lot) do do Flasks, ""1 do do Tumblers, 'jO do do Jars. Just received bv inyll WHEELER A KIOOH. ALLEGANY SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND WHtLvi) WIi RETAIL BMrVrf STONE, G E NTH N E R & CO., M ANl'FACTl Ri:US. Ei.lstl A tU RABCOCK 1 : .. ,u. E V A N I V I L L 1 , I N D I A N A. Have ceiislantly on band Sasm, Uooaa and R01.1 UN anil Stationary Rmapk Bllum, ot Superior Alle?;any Lumber, well seasoned , and neatly and atroni y aiannfartnred. WHOLESALE CASH PRICES. SAB M . tuick- rat. 1 i , u (tiir. 8x10. 8x10. 10x12. IOxU. HxH. 10x 1 1 10x13. lOxlC. Itxll. lOxltt. 19x18. firm. wimhiw. 1 3$ M 44 M M iy 70 O H4 1 in LJM 1 Mi l 4t eee . 1 ' .1 e e e ee eeee. 1 W 12xlti 12xia fh.ck Rail... sf asm of other slaaa notice on band, mr foil up at short U O O R S i-it" Tatcasww. 2 f,xV-f 1 eair,AT S MM y 14s ' 1? 1 w 1 ! "iiHt - I , iV. 1 i 'al I '.o U ID 1 . I n 2-Mati-in la "JO ..el..e - ......... eeeaaa ....... . rr::ip :::::::::::::::::::!&:::::.:::.::.:.; ::7 I H 3 14 B L I X U S . iVice. .'...Mac ; Sltlti tl 1 as 1 .VI kVtaa. K Ut'mj &. tl 4 ITj 200 S,.e. 8x10 1'KtJ 10x14 10x16 lOxlli ' V ' 1 - J r 1 " " :tt 3J0 1 1 .... lxM 1glfe.... FRAMES SWT. Mxlt) Door imhI Window . 1 ui sxr.. nw a 10x1 : iv tln.r "ire rti ide t inh-r. i akaT MJMDi of all si7es maile (.. eeaea iHHjBH othei tlmn ntiiU, ..n b .n.1, r J in ..ie on short notice. IKkms moulded t.. urdei ihuld. t. .h .nld. u possible, make their Kraoiee of r.irwlar sisne, they can t then he supplied at aav time. Ceiling, biding, and Flooring for sale Moatd- i mes of ail Mies. Eenciug Boards 4',. feet I. .nt t r aale cheap. One Window contains twelves lights All orders must be addr.sscd to . E. S B A BLOCK . myll-lydAw Lvansiille, Ind. 'W..'l.V sV BMSMM.M, V BBC TB ann ounce the completion 01 the extensive improvement to their roucern, which have leen in progre.n I .1 some lime iHuit, to afford lhe utmost facility for carrying on an extenme trade, by aell-

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in view, every consiaer.uion tnat s'raignttorvvar.' irwir.i ueaiing, founded on honor and liberality, can pive will be reaotu-d to, and thus t-utalrfisb luatual ct.1 fldenre between buyer aad seller. The stock ft ! unusually large, every department replete, ami pnr- ' chasers may rely upon meeting with an eat. . assortment on ranronatdo terms Thev would UL ' rect particular attention to tl cir late importation of Irish Linen Goods, vtr - and 41 Irish Linens, 12-4 Lfnen Sheetings, Pillow Case Linens, Hand kerchiefs, Towels, Napkins, Bleached and Brown j Linen Table Cloths. Ac , Ac Corner of Main and i Firsrstreata. ri

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t I tlMel lot ank b) jHii'4 NJsVt' a;.k. Main strert, nmr thr t miiI .mUVLl'ltL Hub WM BKKI.LA MAKk'B VM'TI KNFK. first t I ' o I'illM. Ii le-U. i foil Hortin.-at of foira sadk, I ml ' ih. me., aMwSfonMNM ui .. Ueatiriag aVase Mt .U.-it no : .i .., .. r mi in r" wort. lo.tilu i rlt mLBh n or baadred. Xallslhsir VAIaT-i-.V. W fVV f.,r lie I.V thr-Hor., io li.isliela -null Whit lit ii. In !- Co: ti eleal. invM I It. a son s Look Out! r WW I t .UEHSK-.y ED MEStB( T M in I r. 1.1 inf. 1 Tti tli.- 1 itizelis of KranaMl hit aa reised a lot of tirat-cbaej FL'B ideii r description, which Uiu low io at any store in tbe city 1 iiirnrtirre aTe invited t NITI hi be mtvai Perwon mi. here. 1 take ail kind. ot oki I uiiiituic iu c.ciiau,e for 1. MEYER gh;genhi IMER, Bealei hi - rv'.-hand Fnrniture, 1 Seeoatd si , between Main and Locust. myVMgi W BOOHS - M MM,MrJMB BM WMBM, IT ll 1 la id . Si.urreou's Seinhilififth edition : Citv 1 t the Great Kina: Th Miab ol Lid Lit l Jjuks Watt, The Jealous lliisl.mi l. I. in. LfSSk Love ate Lostg ; High Lite iu N.w .k, ! Jouailuiu hlick , Hoaaamce ntnl its llei Lite ot KG 1 aix it. For aale k JOHN HKALY. iay Jo Curie 1 Fnt aud Main atrawts. wm rrt Ki:. wr.i c. r. aaob ion. lEIiliOU'EH K BKOl (IftTO.W -ate lKt t.t;iSTS, Iwiere ia Paints. oua, V M:iv-urs, .v., Washington Block Mala St., II ll c..iit.try t hanta anpiilied 011 very Ifts-ritl terms. my7-ly Ico Cream! Ice Cream! B BOi'.Mi, AmMTE BE THM MMB.M B ut rain -ii a 1 m oiild reeptctluily inform Ii- pul li.- y,eu. ...i that ie- has opened bia Ice 1 1 saw Saloon ; aud will warrant bis cream to be of 1 liu ptir. m oui in, -1 ii. in ion., kind nrrai in tbe city . - m l weddings can be supplied at the rtho'trM nolo ai d ll the moat reSSUSIslde terms. The Sal...,,, ,aa u. u lately fisted up ia a n . . I. My Ii . I - a targe eappttsitstoeat ionary and Craoaprs k. t . niaiiil on hand, and far sale at wholesale "i rat aay6-lmd at .If MM Mi Hit. OB WO I Mlt.BK MILLERS iikitner ia wanted to eoeaa-e 111 a Fl .nun- Mill. n. a town on the Ohio River, wliiie I. ei 1- a Ii oi. .a-h demand for more flour ot! , iti ! than am run ..t stone can make. Th" a com mill now in opera nt. 11 .1111. Ail IMS i" n-.jui red is capital sufficient to pnrt ha . i. i t Haini r's patent Mills. TVa pftaeoj aj Bet isa pra. tassl Miller aud Millwright. It.- in ods .1 partner w ith a fcmall capital, and one ap.tl ! -1 ..I. .t, tie ..ut -d sir business. ska 1 iriiciii .ir applt ta Mi . Orlileat the Joni11 at oftic'-. my5-3w aA M ' f'OT T Mi 030 BBB. Jl'iT w I p. 1 -i- aincr Fairchild, and for sal by BSJ 1 1 II M .loHNMuN, Pueevi Block, Main street, near the Canal. g up rVikv i-.L.vsdreVjaff ttmjvw. W 1 1 1 ted Cotton Yarn, Ha isaies Nes I and 2 Cotton Batting. In 'tore nud f.r sale Lv mvll WHEELER & RIGGS. Mi us: Si' At MiS.' 00 ma - 1 u.n.1 1, 15 bass rVner, lu Lag AlUplYe, . . - i.. .i . For sale myll WHEELER d R1G&S. rMlHMBM SMIM.HE.VT.-W?B MM WW M. just received the third htpment ofthoetecinfng" Wafch Spring Hoops, the "Excalawr of the season Also, Men tie! Children's Hats, Shoes, aud a general oasnrtmenf of Irv ! my s EM lib If A CO . 49 Main street. mji.Btu. s'ojir ji-iirMltMBxin.-B ion bajjs extra Family Klour mohe aucht, tun ba Sapwi Sue .lo, ,x Pr.-t..r if- Gamble's !oit Soap, 1. -1. 1 1 1.1. ai 11. 'ust received and Jf- M JOITNSTON, P lllock, Mafn St., nearCanai. fu Mile ap3u nut: 1. .m. s r, mm:. 1 fM si ..vz ri l It bale,. 1 n .- itv, is now on exhibition STOHHARP A THOMPSON 8 17 Main street fk.iTBUU.iBtt A T 11 tl - lav. an inv. w md lashiona tile Pertun 1- aacv Snane. and Hsu il. In . tndiaa the . .-leorated Cu olne. hifrhly uaended f r the Hair. Hi mmm. Bird and fly Lxirai-I i- r ihe.llandkerehitt, and a surtaaeut of Odoame, Dressing Combe and it the I. iiirM a, IS Mainstreet. ap3o gTiBKjMT BMM.M OF BMJMM. MBTMTM WW IN KVANSl ILLE. On WEDNESDAY, first day of .tune. I- ., at z o'clock P. M., at tfca Conn House door, will be .etdit Public Auction the tut low bur J. ois aie 1 Land- u, and adjoining Evan. villt--1. Lot 4, 1'i per Enlargement, TaxlPO feet, cor ner t herrv and vA.n. r stree'J -the handaon timet valuable unoccupied rt i l.-rtce lot in Eva lie T1,e Kaat 1 , of lot fSB, Donation Enlargeaaant. tSxl44 Sect, earner Main Mr. . t and the canal, op poatlr bauhlin's a-trehon- . . t a ... "4 acre., of land on Pigeon Creek and the Salt Weil r.-esl, known as part of the MitckeU Tract, being the Vt t part n.i ar. M Sir. 24, town 'Lrang. II. all in u.ead w and woods paatnre. WiU hasiaae in lots of ahoat 5 acreeea. li, to suit purchaser. 'I ' b : i i he psnatert j of the Adult oaat Ut katrsvl .i.'lc. and kh ira MitcnelLdeaaanaaH as lo II, e i.iii,-; li. . kmIU l,y order of lb" titles are good, adult heirs will wan -ant. t '. and M lSBwatht .m interest and martgag.- on tlic property. I. Al-.. al - i -me tune aud plac, lot 170 DoaMftew Entargcuiciii i t. lyiug luitiraaa tksnaasl hasiii and the tk-i man ( atholie Chnrch. coatalnlng a brick ami a Irani, tenement, and an ie beans. Lot 101a Mask 14, Eu-'.rn Enlargement, a coin. : Id ' ,::,itftn in a good mfghboraood. on Vine inn! Sixth street. AaA'Au ai Lots 4 .ind S, t'ntoti place, 100x14.1 feet, neat rosi.lences .. ,1U' I r and E. S. Babcock Title- gfssl. and warrant.. Terms same as above 7 At-. I.t '.: :f.!2..; lots It, If. 17, and Iteach J'ull Ti et : and frae. lots 19 and 90, all io block ::. I'arpetit i place, on Pond street, claaa la Central Marl r.il i, r l.tisjnosa er residenca. 8. L I 2 with two fronts, and lots 1, 2, 3, 4, ft, 6 7. a. and a, in bio. k 1. Batt. ii nlace 5xlUO i i ..rponter street, opptarite W. Carj-joter'a - wansn's Li niher Yard, i.-.t - and tn, in same black, ant Cant -r wtroet. lo. lie upi- t halfof block -z. Batteil place, earner Elm and Cent, r streets Itt by average of Ti fit wide. II. Baata I. M aud :i. Uock 1. hi ock well's Ku seul ii Third street, Ingle street, and Market -tie. t. and joining St. John's Church. IS, I. tti i it. block 1, Stock well's Ka - ; i'i 1 ' o i-i ii and Third streets, tote.'l.i ; Itivisiau ay MB feet on Third htr.-el- a aliop on lot S 13. Lota Jl. , ':, 27. and ::, in hbwk 17, Stock -well - Li lie. t, between Sixth an t -. VeTifb. tyViS' feet. tW 14. Lots it and undii Ja L-ul.2, 3. and 4. btuck id. Eastern Enl-ir. I- d lots for manafiu tm ing purpose-, on canal, two fronts. 15 L. t. 14, IS, u. t '.. of 12, Avon place, being an acre, with I wo troats ITS feet fn width, on Second -tt. . t, ii. ar Jud. L.I r'a residence le. Lf KH. in lew place. Water street -10Ox 115 feet. 17. I i: Us k . . Mack 147. Laaaaeco, on First attt ak ar t aknsal ata fe. t s.iuankj near Marine Maspi tal. 15. '.. i,.-ret. known aa lot 17, Embree Diviaion, MW. qaarli I ...II to. I'i.-w u ( reek, near tke Salt Wests. Titles all goMi and warranted. All taxes herealter o-nuin du. j oputation and . ,,u in. it -1-iir; ... TranvorctALrafter ton.. lo U au bv pur. baser. Tbe f pri ;eiij iu Evansrille Is insure good bargains. On. tin,. cash: one-third at 1. tnd one-third at .ar.-. with interest on note and m. tigbge. watiei.iL. raliet laws.- fan ftarifnar sntor v i . JtiHN IkMLE. Ja, or l-LI II! VRT.l MHKS. Kvansville, Ind May 4. 1 - yyS-4wdkw fuistl fl fy 7 1 HI SB. BM TMMBM cel. I rated I'-rs for eating or seed Just r ceii la by Cll 19 M JuH.N'sroH, - Main sSaank, near ' he Canal 'Mi Mi MM! t 0 BOXMiS MM evti a co.d, just leoeiiednMii for sale kv , M AS M. JOJI s-T' N, Poser's Block, apt! Mam street, near tke Caanl. r I FF.MIM ! I I M l rOar.V, 1 aix an.i iin.n, an atrre and for aale he w II A- M J0HN8TOV, apli Mai 11 street, near tbe CaaaL BTMS "MiU ' M.tlFO HTJVT TO T m m lovers. t a e ! near t. know lovers. nm- A 5lrar t know that Kf.t n nc .1 K 1 aeaioi of tbosa releatrated ' l! .ttiuior. Ini.s" and "El aT (UL 1 01 'a,. Just try thes.i they can't be beat. Biy8 - ap at ,rs K)K A SOrTS.

M-Mssoi.i no.y. the: fjmbt.veb MM . listing between tbe uadetsir.r.ed, uu 'lninted A Sabin, Is dlasolved. by mutual consent. M Sabin cuiiecta and re ci ive. ,1! ,1, 1 t - f tl,.-. firm' and pays all its liakiilies nnd u- turn name oai 10 iiumdatiooC. 6. OLMBTKD. E. H SAB1V. fT Befrrriu to tbe above, I take pWasnre in recommending my successor. C. C. OLMSTED.