Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 238, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 May 1859 — Page 2

(The 3att! journal.

EVANSVILLE, IND. ..3. FRIDAY MORNING. ' The country has t een shocked and alarmed at the bold avowal by the late Southern Convention, at Vicksbur?. of its approval of the design to rc-open the slave trade. The public suppose that an mmmUj that proclaimed such riew must have i n f viAoa a.-vlfih men. defiant

of the moral sentiments and Christian spirit islatuic was the passage of the act for builOf the country and age. In late visit 10 in6 a new penitentiary. Before the object Mi'Miminni wo met and were entertained by is accomplLshed. the new institution will

Col Davis, of Bolivar county, the author ' nn, snnnorter of the mad Mill UlVl nvw 1 I u Anoninrr iho lave trade. ' rr-'jiuiiuu iui ifufviuuj i ovr the nassace of which he v as exulting as a triumph that was to do him honor and confer substantial benefits upon thc couutr . Sinf ular as it may appear to Northern men, the author of that declaration is, m all the ordinary relations of-society, a most upright humane and unselfish man and a sin- i cere and benevolent christian. Never was j thare a stronger illustration of the truthof Buckk's apothegm that a mans opinions am Ira tha nrtvWt of hia own intellectual opinion, than the impressions of circum- j stances and the prevailing spirit around him. I The resolutions that hare excited the execrations of the country arc defended by their author, iu a most sincere and earnest manner, as a scheme of national prosperity, i a measure of Christian benevolence and the j lurest means of progress both for the white

and black races. He advances no sordid they are so industriously in search of. The views in their defence, but confesses that his ; Journal says : large wealth in negroes would be depreci- The Commiasioners to locate the new . , j penitentiary, with their architect, have reated by the measures he advocated. , theni9elve9 into R mnlual adminitioil LiTing in a vast region of unoccupied j society. Blake admires Mullen and Hay ; and uncultivated lands, he points to them j Mullen admires May and Blake; and May and savs, we need but the idle and misdi- admires Blake and Mullen. Dunn does not . u admire the others so much as the others do rected human energies of Africa to open the j them9elTW May Blakp and Mullen are wilderness that surrounds us, and cover it j always bunting for each other, asking every with products that would contribute to the body about the whereabouts of their comcomfort and happiness of the world, and i PR'om in the work of expending $50,000 e - in railroad fares, hotel bills, buggy rides, earn forward our country in a career ot , ,. , ' ,66-.4, ' I anrl all the et ceteras connected with the prosperity and wealth, exceeding the dreams I commiS3joiierships. The mutual admiration of the most ardent patriotism. Thc savages ef persons connected with t'. e new penitcnot Africa, steepetl in barbarism since the tiary extends still further. WiHard admires origin of the race, from which they tan ?ee'v Warden and Seely admires Wil- ... -,u .u lard as Governor. The two together hae never emerge but by contact with the . . ... . , J I been to Jeflersonville to admire the conwhites would, by becoming bond servants YiCi taking those who "found favor in

to the American planter, lie civilized and brought to an imperfect knowledge, at leat, of Christianity. And, as an illustration, he pointed to one ot the Wanderer's cargo. who was ploughing in a neighbors held, within sight, who, he .-aid, wasa few weeks ; .on a wrtehed aava. in an African wil. ! derness, but now a useful n-.n, learning j

some of the arts or civilized life anil the ru- deal ot mutual admiration among the wise diments of Christianity. Gne year's opera- memlwrs of the Democratic party, just at , . , j u v .1 this time, who have the peonie s money at tionof the slave trade would be the means 1 T71 1 mV I command. Iroin the Governor down h sincerely believed of converting more thmugh the architect, warden, and commi,Ueathens than all the missionary efforts sioiiers. to the convicts Iherv appean to le the Christian Church for two centuries. VAt "mount of self-satisfaction and mutual

In hia view, coercive labor, iniosed by the necessities ox existence, or ov a ma 1. .. the otily meanj of overcoming the natural j loth and indolence of the savage, which) mmm be the first sten iu the nrta-esi of Lis ! civiliiiition. The dis. ipline of a plantation would civilize more African ravages than the pica, hing 01 christian precepts to them

, . , . M , ill , . jv ...... ...ii.. in i..... in mi il . Ol III llll 11 in their Ix-mghted lexious hy all christen -' I army, under iJcn. Wwlnagtoa. lie enjoyed The member-, of the Convention hie wnd j through the war a hifch reButati.n, i(; .,!- who nipported the resolution did not ex- J dier anJ though an EnglLdimau, w ith some pect erer to accomplish the repeal oi the "ult3 of tcnipei and character, lie was tm t -laws against the slnve trade. The strength J nd honored as a true friend of lbecauc, of th North was too great to permit vsuh through the a hole war, :tnd at hi? death in a measure. The discussion would preparo Philadelphia, in I .X2, his obequie- rera the public sentiment of the South to toler- 1 ch as were paid only to patriots of tlie ate the trade , and if any large community most diTinenished name ind merit, on the shores of the Cnli would hut sane- Ky recent investigation? in the an h. resin

tion it for a period, the Government would be powerless to enforce the law3 again -A few yeptrs would accomplish all the advocates of the raea.mv deaired. The result of the rceent trials at Savannah and Chariea

ton had virtually opened tho trade. 1 lie c.iu?c i. .va.- Mipporting with apparent zeal experiinent with tho Wanderer., cargo had to its foe;. Amon the documents brought removed ull the fears that the introduction j to lipht ia one endorsed 4 Mr. Lee s Plan, of a large number of uncivilized men upon Pat. -0, 1T7', in which he gives the outplaittations might have excited. The Wau- Mine" of a -.rnie by which the rebellious derer a negroes had proved to be docile nnd I ' 0O,4ld reduced, and, in his own

tractable, and, after a lew dayt' laaaaiag, "t l , the hwt ipark of the war extinraade good plow hands, and were a- assart . laAaayJ art black as that which ith a hoe, in a month's n:e of it, as the s" 1 1 ""'.N iW nemory of Arnold, will herenative slave Eight or ten of the newly lt,( l attach to the name of Lee. imported negroes had been sold at Memphis, Z . Prom IMW, . PcavSv. aad were now on plantations in Northern , . j . t v An express train arrived at Leavenworth, .Mississippi, giving entire satisfaction to their . . rr'8 M on ihe 20th, in on'y ten days trom . . . , , , , Denver City, in Pikes Peak gold region. Itisevtdeat thtre are large numb n ui : . h . o. . u cn i rv 1 The h-ngth of the route it about C8". mile. Uie cotton States who approve of Col. Davis , . , . : . I Jhe mining r.ew i incaper Many ot the views; but a large majority of the people in ' , B ' a... x . .v. i i m. miners had gone to work on the Platte with taoat tate3 reject them wiUi abhorrence ' , . , . . , . , fair prospects of remuneration, -ind denounce them as mnd and tanatical , . - yut.i.a. a .u r i From Ihe mountains and Noithern digBut it 13 to be feared that Col. Davis opia- , m ;ons are correct, that the slave trade ,9 vir- 4'n- Xh" iep0rt3 re very conflictingmally opened; and that all that h wanted Is I some bem high,jr ncoura8in and otb the tacit sanction of some of the small com- the contr.v There was 9tiu much munities on the coast, to enable those en- , and lc in tbc lini to operate gaged in it to carry it on successfully, in to ;ln Mmm. and exde6anre of the law and government. Sev- , ncea prospecting parties were out, and A - i.i a r i

erwl nf the Wanderer cartro have i,ee:i sold at Memphis, aud in eiery slave market . . south of it, andare nuw openly pointed out ' . . . i on the planfationa as specimens ol native ' 1 1 . 1 lrican labcn ; nnd uo cotuphanls or fun- i vicion- follow. Impunity in the tnia .eems now to lx fully guarmiUcd. l'ho .- who lxk '-wiili fear aud trahibliiiit '? upon ihe re ivnl ui' the trade, a rv deterred irorn rlgoruus and efficient oi.posiiiutt l.y , - . . .i.;,..,- .;.i. iw. the . hsrge ot sv uipattiizme with northern lu " 1 I abolitionism aud Black Kepubbeans, which i heek and overpowers every effort now made at the South tbr the amelioration of, 1 1 ""' , Atter foi iv years of discission and violent aitiitiou- in which politicsl Foliihnel and sectional prejudice have l,eu tho dstaivniiit

. At s i. ...... e n.i j r.a Am m S). a m thna vinlent nhilanthronists who a:sil

v .men, tne cwhss- ... j - - Krounil-(flseoVeriqg tbatflierry Creek posrograded more than a century, and we are .d qualities similar to olher waters, and returning to a condition of afl'atrs worse ) wanting Um , ,ri to prospect and prosecute than exi-ted before the movement be;n. vvl,at th,.v ,,f,1 "nrLakon. bevame dissatisfied and discouraged, took down the Platte, The Mauslts ot Ums U-mpenmce and boll t,,. ottfooS aa4 Wirh UMMB, ry agitation afford, i t!ular le. .n turning hack alt whom they met on their

an odious institution by all sorts of weapons, -..,1 1 lL-i M.. f u rf,rn i ; ill. tit.-

nun uuiu uiu iuj hum ui - j able, or any ally io acceptable in healing down a long ailumiirocu, prevailing bio.11 13 lO IX liopeu tn up irein u mil scatter the ccds 01 afronhc liarftft ot tutore wisdom among a class who seem to think their mi, -mi , , to hasten the design, of Providence, and si-eed up the machinery . , 1 for the social recrcneration of the world. I The New State Prison. The mosl unfortunate act of the last Leg. co:t the State 10n,o00, and create a batch of ner oflVe-s. to increase the mercenary - I ret ruit.- in the ut-cend.-int ti, iliii. nl rur: v. nn i i j '

WCrcaat the demoralisation of our State Cumberland l'resoytenan Missu.n anU unpolitl. s. Fifty thou ind dollars expended day School returning thanks for the Chrisupon the old penitentiary would have fitted Uai care and Uindners of the General A -

it for all the wants of the State, without increasing the expenses of maintaining it.— The f00,00o appropriated to the new prison is fast melting -away, and will be gone 1fore the foundation is laid. Let the people be satisfied with the loss of that moderate sura, and insist that the law be repealed he fore nnv further aoDronnations 1e made. ade. ' The Indianapolis Journal affords a glimpse I at the way in which the $50,000 already j appropriated to the new prison is being used ( up. It is a great deal better way of expending the lund than putting up the walls of the proposed prison. It Is to be hoped the parties now in charge of the funds will Mivide the last dollar before they find the site i their eyes'' as assistants to the architect in the erection of the prison. The favo -ed convicts admire thc Governor and Warden, but wonder why there should be a Warucu before there is a penitentiary, even as eontractors and builders wonder why there should be an architect on a salary liefore l!iere is M.vthing wanted in the way of deligns or draughts for laborers or ImUdan to ! U; puided by. Altogether then- is a great love and Erotherly teebng. e area great people, and have great men lo manage our ariair . At least that is tin ' way things look to a man up a tn . . iA.(,e wt' thl' '" painful di losu,e maile In the aaaai for historical materia!of our Keoltitionary war, are the proof, brought to light of the treason of (ieu. Lee, tvllik S'lfl tKlr.t In iMftmtr r. I 1. P . . the Uritirh Core rnmeut perLiining to ou: R -volutionary period, a traitorous corrcsn i. ... o f. ui. I between (ien Lee and f!en. Rnrgoyne and other eatiasariai of King tecor iu which Dm proposes to betray the would report in a few days One company had procured, as the result of fifteen days' mining, with a common rocker, on or near the Platte river, $117 08, or about four dollars per day each. They had to haul the dirt twenty rods to wash it. The completion of the ditches was expected to make all the claims along the creek pay largely. Supplies were beginning to arrive, and there was less apprehension of suffering from famine than previously. Of the returning emigration an intelligent gentleman writes as follows: "It is true there has been a large emigration here within the last month, and also true, nearly all have gone back to the States. Their reports cannot he relied on from this fact, if no other. A large mamority of the emigrants were men who lacked energy and industry, with no means—almost starving—finding no provisions in the country and seeing no gold lying upon the way who would listen to them or their tales."

The Cumber land Preebytertan Gen. erI Alltmbl) .

U'l?tVl.f v V fi Iff Sil w.lAV lllL Assembly on Wcducs lay uig.it was occupied in the discwaion of , jje t of a series of resolutions attached he lcnortot the Committee on I he Hoard q( rrtM,ir thc ?:ime that were under (liwiwion ,he Jlfteruooll. Although the .... . , u i ' mt session ot the Assembly lasted until 10 . , , ... , . , ., , o clock, nothing was definitely done. Much confusion and disorder characterized the proceedings. vv ti ;i Mr. Kenniek pronounced as ridiculous. SEVENTH DAY Moum.no Session. The devotional exorcise of Um uuruing wer conducted by the Rev W . H. Wilkin? Th(- first subject taken up wn? a coiumnnication from members ot the German sembly The judiciary committee reported on an appeal of J. Good and others, M to the lower of u session to permit members of a church o withdrawn without a formal trial. The committee referred those making the appeal to the deeiou ol liie A vemseulbl - v uPn the sarae ui,Je, t l,,,, in5 tlu I (ommitteP on Judwriary made a lengihy report on a memoriftl frora the Tevn , S vn . i, pr&poimdiug ,everal iQquirie8. ln. a minister holding a letter ol reluovai frora a presl ytery still under the jurisdiction of the Prcsbyter fronting 8UCh letter of dismissal ' The committe were of opinion that the minister was amenable to the Presbytery granting him his letter of dismissal until he conneeted himself with another Pre -tery. I'd. Is the bolder of such letter still a member of theJPreshytery, and entitled to all the privileges of membership, until he joins another Presbytery or Church. The committee are of the opinion that after dismissal lie is entitled to none of the rights of a Presbytor. .'id. b the holder of a letter ot dimisal a member of the Synod comjiosed in part of the Prchvt.ry from wh'n-h he received such letter ? The committee are of opinion that the Svnod cannot recosrni.e him as a member. . , . . 1 f i inasmuch a his name being removed from . the list in thc Presbytery, will not appear on the Synodical ninutea. The A- eiubly concurred in all these iieni . The Committee on Missions male a lengthy rejioit. Tin state that in the access of the mission can e there is much reason for rejoicing. The amount received for thl' ml' 'us uurineJ the aaal w ar much exceeds that aft auy previous year. All the missions are reported as in a pros perous condit;on. The affairs of the Board of Mission- van atlsfactorilj t belli ia their anuual report. I'ln Committee i!esirtil to call vrpc ia! atteatiaa to the ptoyo sitiou of the Board of Minions to cuter the fori igu tield. They recommended that two missionaries lie ent lo Liberia a- BBM H .rai tu.ab!e. and OM la the l Mloman Knn.ire. In regard lo the rfOBiC nurL, the Com mitlee called atteutieti to the iiiij ..! t in. e of tin- Sau Antonio, Texas, Mission, ae prcseutiny a tine liebl fur iiii-d.uiai y etlbrt. But while there w. much m-casion lor rejoicing there was !. nome for rag ' while a ".ixhI deal had len done, much left undone. The committee was MR to state-that only IT churches had kep' utlo monthly concerts during the papt ear, and 105 observe! the anniversary. The Committee urged upon the chimin Ifcfl ni'cessity of keeping up the concerts and nnnivcrsftriea. It was also stated that a large majority of the churches bad totally failed to 1 rity of the cnurclies had totailr failed tn ibute anything toward the .'uppotl of contr

missions. The power to remed thee ev ih MKTAY, lime r.th, 1RM, aad sit for the pur 1 , - ot xamining the returns made by the aplay in the Gencrnl Asreiubl . . praiser and deputy appraisera of the real estate in , The Committee offered for adoption a said count foi las vear lS.'O, and equaliziug the same, nnd aln to lie-ir and determine such grlev Series of resolutions. j ances, rr wing out of the valuations made by said ' 1st. Recommendinc all rresbvteries and eppraisei aud .i. ..ai. - may voaae before said . tWr.t UM W WAI.KKll

ynous, having missious under meir control, to place thc same under the management of the Board of Missions, with thc cooasnt Oaf aaid Board, when it could t.e done without detr.tuent to thC nilS.-ilOno. 2d. The ministers and churche-i vei)iiiof structetl to hold the iegu!ar anniversaries the church in 18t'.0. as in 1839. 3l. Monthly concern are urged a. the bet mean? of cultivating a spirit of benevolence and the promotion of the iwssiaa cause, jjpt sugge.steil. 4th. Enjoining upon all I'reobi terie.s the duty of having all the pastors nmlev their jurisdiction, place thc mission tausr properly before their congregations, and to tui.e up a missionary collection it lest bttca i year . 5th. The atflounts raised raifata then bounds should be reported to the Church p,..i,,.,:. Presbyteries. Clh. The Svnovis should ellio.l, noon the frcsbyicrier comrliance w ith the above roc- . ... ommendations, and set forth the same in their Synodical minutes. The resolutionr were Pending the eonsi the Assembly took a ArTKRNOO The afternoon session discussiou of the Report of the t'ofumittev on Publication - the same report under con- , sideratiou on Wednesday afternoon. The discutvion, when narrowed down to .1 rsjtiit, seemed, simply, which place should lie the locution of the Publishing Uoue, Nashv ille or Louisville. A serie of resolutions, appended to the committee n-ort. were voted on, and the 1st. Jd. 3d. lift. 5lb, ml Ctti resolutions uilopted. So Bar the old Hoard f Pubiieutimmt l.trn'Mville appeared to inve it all their otv ii way. I n the 7 tit resolution, however, rein stating the oM board iu all its ecclesiastical and civil power, a tron rall Uas made by its oipouenis. aud it was SS....II.. .... .... I iiunnv iniu 011 iuv i.ivmc ien an iiiut-iiiwit: time, as wa. Hie 8tn rrsolutioii. A niottcti was then made to reconsider the tote adopting the first six of llw reKolutioti.-, which, being carried, tlMy too were laid upon the table. The Assembly th.-u ti A 1 re v-' ntrtil . jt o clock, at th JC?l Sctsoa) l u Jj teriau Church.

, irn-w oi . . . A. ' " ii"" mui, iu "in iou onriui..iii", il- !ii-o o.ll iri.f. lies. 3i;t- liH 1 "j , ..n, . . , 7. deration ol the rrp.n t '' Use leii..sa on his ..wa arcount. chines were alreailr thoroughlv Introduced and i piCi? J 7ft e 4 Jk7 RlK aud warranted. All taxes hare 1 II. o. BABCtM K. known when ars commenced the maau'acture of uw c , s aTt'rcomint? .Ine to be ..i i 1 purchaser. The reees.3 until Ji o clock. H W LACOW them and we shall only sav tb.it al the Lachine, J ,S J populstiou and value of property in Kvansvills is

Clippings .taaa

fifei?' Everv nouud of cochineal contains ' seventy thousand insect, boiled to death. 1 nnmlvjirinfr nrurTv i, tlir.ii--x w.uu.l , ....... . v.. . -j sand Norwegians and Swedes, arc about removing from Illinois to Minnesota. l'he apple tree on the Charter Oak place, Hartford, Conn., which was brought over from England in 1638, is now in full bloom. fro-T!ie Vv Yorkers are very much excited bj the arrival thereof the Knglisli vacht Si. Uwula, from the Clvde, in thirtv , dwm She will nrnhablv take Dart iu the uas. Mie win rrooaoiy l- , 1 , ,ue June race of the ew orK acntv-iuo. The Criminal Court at fuion county Ky., is now in ession at .uorgunnem. mere , are two important cases, of Vincent Shields i for the murder of his wife, and of John Hall j for killing Dr. Taylor, i ne c nioniowu Sties thinks a jury cannot be obtained in the last case. Rev. Daniel Down.-v, the Latholic . clergyman, who bd uudergone several Mall at Staunton, Va., for the murder of j Win. Wallif, has at length been fully j acunitted. He has been in jail nearly two years, and has been suspended from tne min- 1 istry. The verdict of the jury is generally lx lieved to be just. Gui readers doubtless remember the j murder of a bank officer and the robbery of j the bank at Jackson, Tennessee, in February ; last. A few dnvs aim. a man named James Rigdon IrTin, was arrested in Tishomingo 1 county, Miss., on the charge of having been concerned in the crime. flgy A t orrespondent of the Lumpkin (tjia.i inllaitiiim reeoramends a person by the name of Richard A. Turnipsced, of the : . . South Carolina stock of politicians, as a suitable candidate for Congress in the Second District. The Alabama Citizen seems anx- I ions to know whether the proposed candi- , . ti . a . ri . t d.deisa "Btttibaga or a -Flat Top. 0, The ue tMaWBlB of Lake Pepin this , w inter lias ren one 01 great importance, Gver six thousand ton3 v. ere put up at various iwintson the Lake, the valueof which i . ZTI , , 1 the toreshadowing of an immense trade that f K VP? tn rrrnw llti in the illSiness. l ake Pepin lee will in a year or two be quoted in , , , i-cj .1 1 tlie market reports of Southern 1 itirs ac reg- 1 J D a I ulariv as cotton, sugar or nrc. Wailack I Theatre in New York, was the recipient ot distingmshed honors on , I hiirj.I.iv ev.tuiiir In nnp fit the cisv lit. : ...i.i ..v... j . . v .. . .. . - .. .. . v. . .. . ... . ... st.llicc . Mlliari. ex manager ailU maniircr in iiriifcriective The hlnnminr anneir. aer in prospecuvc. 1 ne niooming appear ante Ol tne lauies ami me appearance oi Mr. Sickles attracted general attention -i . nn rriTir ruriiTr tl L W A U V tn 1 I jLIm Lll I J. . mmUTJTOKH: rmTJTOKB! 00 K l,b.b.iii,.re,ftboe tine large Pataloeajuat buabeU ii. 1 r . i t !.,,. tine large Patato-jiit r.-ceiv. d ; t steamer Marengo, at No. S2 Main at. mr.'; VICKEKY BRDs. STRAWBERRIES ! I ! now prepared t furnish PRKAE iTlaWlltilll In any .uautity. XV. BATKa, nn JT-lt Salt Well Garden. um mi.io ll ' K.nrimK etas WW Z. aaaortcd Willow I'abe, do It.ceiv.il at 1. moire Cafe. z. ii. cook &. oir& IOO Hi SUA. L . wmiti: fur ATfHS received at I. H. COOK a SOS'.". ff b h r.w e rati Et .ar- nice, m e rime Mackerel, Wbite Bvan. Pi mie Herring. Hominy, Prime Salmon, plt I'eaa. K I in tine onler at hl L'li Z. H. COOK it SON'S. Ii7.y MS .? UE.VEEIa W . 1 1! to the i.iiv-i -al h.-,.lth than Gyiuaaatica and exercise in the ojieu air. To combine out -Uoot Mb rctas with ainuaeiuent, Z. U. COOK k SOS i. .v.- in,. I in i .t.v. k ot Triiniilinir.H.x.DK for Bovs in I iiir!, which they boe will please ami benefit even buver. t or sale cbaan at l . . mmttJillBI RW-s srvmKBMmv-KB. 1" dozen jnt recei re. I Hnd BBS sale l.y m.i, .I.VClUl hTKAl U A :.", ) Man. M it B L s. i-n i.nt. .onrnt:u. J Potatose Jasl re-n-d i.iel lor Mtla t my83 O. KAMKV, Ja. QB mi: N.in: TUE.h. J.VOTHKM WW lot of thoar alloics Michigan Potat.ies Just received at No. 8J Main street, ajjj V1CKKKY BKo.-i. ms u T I r E . T H E B 0.0 St tt OE ,!jCe ev mjrM- .'u oM w Conntv Auditor. n e tn t.i.vTs , eh . it LMJrm, ANI) IiRFGOISTh. V.- are regularly receiving addiliona t.) our st k OI 'kl"-. Ali1. VaajnssiKS, Prari-Mrav. and Iancv Aatict.ra v.ln.-h we ,r,. i.repsred to otter la the trade on a1 t-ims i. . an u-pun haewl in Cincinnati, LouI l-tv inc. or BI. L.-CUW.. Weh.iv- In I tore 15 tons of Extha Prar. Wmir Li in kisof i". IM, ' lbs, and V!h, whi. b we ar.- selling to the ir.et. at manufacturers prices. Ki.I.LKU 4 IIITE, uj J I-uAwIbtI No. '32 Main street. MfSTBECEtl'Elt .iVVl EOM KMJLE aJP at 47 Main street Dried Apples, Peaches, Beef, sugar-cured Hams Also 25,000 hue Clears. my it E. H. 8 A BIB 4 CO. Pike's Peak!" :i. i, nt st hoi s mm B o wuvti We-t, I v. i-l, to aive ui. my lew on the I nion llji --. .in i -v 1 1 tin1 Furniture and other art! , le Mi.njriDt; to the hoosa. The bouse Is wr n fttrBi bed nnd in fo i rendition for the i.comnioda- ! .. ., . .. lxtm, .... 1 ,-... .1, . Y u III I, . I :idirTo; Auy pfiton wi-minp to rep Hotel, lit do wrll to nr.. I I, ..-.I for r hmM I r. Trie ITiinn II.-. . . an a fod tavern staaaS, nitnated in the most bustnes part of the utv. and near the wharf boat Per. ,,- v. idanr'ih.-situation wfll do weU to caU i.nm, Latelv. a. I .halt sell oiM the rst onrv,t. . ...,- 1' 1 .1 t).. I - . ... II,,.... 11. ,.,l,,.m 1.' I r , y - E ' O EJ It WJrM i Silli BE' tween th itmlefisTicd has been dieo!vd this 30 dozen Wit lr. n Grass Scythes SU da .Millard e Jt". S. do, do Waldfon Grain dp, IS do MilUnl's I'. S. do. l ilo Oidiu Cradles, ... . . .. . o.. ... . no i;nei i.ow .-ii,- mi Jo da Ki-sp liooks, III do (perms ii Sickle, '. ' I Mle ev 1 1. - IflsJl tifT - ,,,... j II. in forks. loO .)-& in. vvo i ii i iir.-A. in stole ati'l . I U If Ii 1 I 7 II I . j. I i i axle UJ vAiii.1, i. a . ' sir il.y'tiBtE jyyy-. . . I Ml hat'n Ki-. t 'otVe. u Idd- v iluutiiou i n 20 kadbbV So. UM I bis Rosin -o bales Navy Oakum, j. Maa Ci lixhrd outfar, 'At Ih.xi s l'warl tarek, a hones assnrfe.l Tot.m I 1 1 ise Matches. In st-u- Sr sl- I . iv2J UHR, PALaELIk. A '.. E t I .I 1'OEs : - ioo Mmot.itoks : - lillaliei Jm buhel of . noire lln Iiij.ii IVtat.iee iMt re- . ,,,, for t.y VICKEHV Blti-OLIIE-S' SI-HIE i. ll 4BEESE. f .. Nun choice W. K. CheeaVf' r j si I ...ti.- i...l,l ii rup 1 r ICKaJtY H iv . " 1 ' S2 Main attest. i ' oi ii ELOIB I HUB - 2Ti l.bl ..vim .. Iiitu w he..t 1 lour. 40 t.bla superftne do, ion bsgs do aad ex tee So. On band for sals hi VICsLKBT BRa).

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JTv.v.VJP 1 T cavar JWMUViLE T M 1 " UAI r.U T H . Tt VfVll.r VlVTDl'IV the juvlsilk minstkelh THE JTYLNILE MINMRELS THi. .u ti.mIiB mtvstkvls WIL A PHPAK WILL 4PPKAB WILL .vri'J.At; WIT.I. APPEAR I a r nee. t vt . f i as a m I - i.r- ' 1.1 '111 11 A L I, AT CRl-St KNT CITV II ALL f;C-., . I; ! .:) i.nt i itv ham. kkidav and rati RDAY i.v i. i m KRIIA V AN D SATbKHA EV i:m N.. FRIDAY AND SATI RHAV evemn.: fridav am aii rpav kycninc "J? AMD m .'Tim AM) -TM may ma nd 2 .wia.'SaSl TH Um ! - niitiM- iirottraniiu: h. iimuilut.-l vii Kii.ljy niorniuc UiV.JC-lH MAJ. URl NEI E. Agent WMJ K VMi H T TO O I. S . ttlKl't T lor tho Retail Trada n mil tin- until i'im iiirv . nii. ...i i r,i E -a I j . 10 do, n Iron and Wood-brace t'radlas, 10 lo Dutch Bow do. IS do Blood's extra Cast Steel Grain iJoj the, 20 do do do do Uraas 10 do df do Silver do lu, S do Cat Stwl Briar Scj tb. ' do do Hay and Sim v Ki.i -. do Scythe Sueatb. assorted, hi boxn do Stones, in doz-n 2 and 3 Prong H o Tn ! V'i dt Hay Rake. 10 do German M.-ki Tha abov wrtlclpa are Wikrr.iuie.i la U . II.,very bet 1111301)', und for U- 1 .w 1 niy21 JACOL 8TKAUB a SOX. 4" Main t DKS. EHRWAN & BAIRD, lIOMil'lll'ATIlli' M V4li'l A v t. tifiictiiv IIO.UO.oi ATHK 1H1HI. IANS a SHBUFONS. Orricr Third ft., bct. Vim: am. DtXMox, my21-lnid n'.EYSrIir, J 1.. -- , W X ,7: ';' Z'w r , s V. 7, ff aw") Wr a nUauy, t.n sate eueM term.. .iiuated h Sec.ud tr.et, kwm fTalmt aad b.-anatsarwaa Apply to w Hi mil mjt WW .".V TM BW MOJSTM 0M year, a bonae witb 4 to Cr,m. P.yme:,,fr rent a ill be prompt. A. G. CPTON. Bear to M. A Ioelm m,V TmjOMJi Wit tOT1T0KK.'v bbta m VM of tboaf. eleirant Mercer l-onnoe. si.neri... anything in ibe market, nr. ivc.t ibi dav and i to"aJ: 1 -v ,cll-tM Jon T.V ' , ui2l Main street, neai the (anal. i mm ship The rnnartnersliin tieretnf..r.. evi.tincr I........ .. v-1 ai 1 making I nsnu 1 ,usg,,Tp.i ,y ,.. - - r - - r. fharleii I'mlil and t'liarlex Srliaum in the Maitin Evanstille, h.11 Hum d.i Ih.-ii mutual content. The biHineri will hereafter t-.ondii t.-.l and . irr"Ht on "mler the firm, name and style f CaaatM ailth(riz,.d to roit.l rec-ipt t..r all n.ou., out - tiii!l;.nr pnminc t.-i aurl l..l.-.n,ri,. m.,iA r . - p. .... ..... . ...ii,. ... .,111 in in riih an maae in tne iu r tutntui niann.-i at xh ahvllIe Penitentiary, of red Cedar, and ..f 1 fld,ffer(.nt milA Tht. of t1(. WOtH, .rrntive to moths and all insect, and rend. r the be-ti ii valuable for packing a" a blank, ts and i olbei wiulen god thri.nph the simiincr. for sale it tb u.len Ware Store. J- ,,,,, Jlam awe, uiy.'i) BMveea Third and Fuwth( LoaWrUle. fimVKKrit U1TM r.f.-S - I C .Mi dor .White Cedar Water Cans, will, ,.., . ii..1 "ivi'ii "r "p i ' '7' " ' , .'"..I. . White edar Paila. iM.-, bivas and When one doren or more are taken, thev are pa- kei ti dry abavinpa, wit!) no charge f i ca. , ' ...iflci .un...,.,, . . i .ii.i'ii .11111 II' JTi III U In good order till sold. J. H. M sftKLL, 00 Main htnet, my'O Betweon Third and Fourth, Louisville. .vwem tt.ii it: us. :o no. Manilla Wub Halter, a new, cheap, and convenient arth h, tbia day recti ved by J. B. BUSSELL, 500 Main atn-et, myiO Pitweuii Third and Fourth. LoofevfDa. U II I' H RUES .f.V HEktEU E De l.ain.. to to S. EMIlICII k ( . For Lawns r Oriftn.Ii.-. . .. f.. . KM IJICII a CO. - i For Men aud B' wear, in Wih.I'-ii. Urea, or Cotton, im t.. S. EMBICII L t O. i For tne rsi n.e in ntrcitv, K" S. F.MBK H .v CO. For the l-r.-ttiert and . he.ipot Cr;ipe. SiioiU, or Silk Snawtt, gt to KMUICH CO. With f'lfv ..-.I ...... t , ii,,:... . .... i.. ..." " j 0v ... . KMBlcif CO. i'..r am IS 1 H I -r thin!; In the line of Vr C.,.!,, Su to .s. KMHli 11 A: c(., No. 4!) Male street, w b. il! bs t,la.l to show row 1 anything iu their lim, whethei von wh to .n ot not, an I where everylody pay "h f..t what , 'r. "Vt , m lit tap Sane Twine, runout, i ... ir t Line and .Staginr. For aale at the Wooden are Store. J. B. Rl'SSKLb, . isj Maiu sttet myio Betweeu Third and Konrtb, Loii'seiH. MB EJiPIJS JiJVB JBO II ." aMuIBB- CHTwiES H. RASIKT, .ta., hi recefeiag, usd has f.-r sale, fhe following niacliims The Kentucky ffarvvter. New Yorfc Reaper aa l M, v. . . New York Reaper. Manny's Reaper and Mowet cn.'.i,. t Buckeye Reaper anil Mower. Buckeye Mowre. It. I.. Allen's Real i al Mower Kiht-horse Threshers and ( leaoers. Fonr-horse Threshers and Cleanr r. Fonr-hone Separators. Tao-horse Threshers. Also Cirn Crushers, of differeut patleraat. Gam Sheilers. Crsdlinr and Mowing Scythes. Graiu Cradles. Sc. Samples of the above tnachin. s au !' s-eii at Ml atore, corner of Vine and First ats. my-'O BTi-M beet t.h us. Eit'E CASES leatl baeial aaal Carnal Tarks this dat received! j at tne w ooaen v ar.. store. .1. B. RCSSEI.I.. falO Main street my. i Between Thinl and Fourth, I.orisvilie. CEDAK CHURNS, &c. TM E SI BSi MIBEH .1 1. 1.S .ITi KNTION to his larje stock of FfNE CE- ' IIAll VAKEf both l.r.t;- and iron bound, coin- : piUini; red. sirined. and white Cedar darns, of tne si. e. Ducket. Pigijin, Water Cans, Sc. The aonrd comprise in.- large-i kio - ,-ver . nnl In ' Louisville, is of beautiful workmanship, as low ai can be purchased in Cincinn itior S? I.ouh. Where one dcien piece are taken, they are packed in dry cedar ihavinj?. without charge for the cae, whi.-h insures their aate traiiHportation, and kerpc them in good order till sold For sale at the Wooden Ware Store, No. 500 Main ill I at, between Third and Eo.irth, Loniav lie. mv2o J. B. BC8SELL. ' , . , . . m . . . mwm mrw -t a . Mi - 1 I. ! .1 A Bt t Till-. KIUH 1 M.U UI A MACHIIME! . ! . "I k A a. ml 1 1 ( Axxre81iei liild SDRrcltOr. ... w MOSHITH HOKSL IWI.R 1 I V IiU, is consi leied to be the hest machine v.f the kind in the West sj West. The undertfrne.l are nou prej-.aie.l t. furnish achincs of the alK.ee Patent, of a styl and make machines of the al-ovp Patent, of a style and make not excelled in the western ountrx . All we ask is ereasi tbe valuable reputation it has acjuhed anions Thrashers. We cau now vffer to our custc-nirrs a ehoi. ot the excellent Machines, and also a choice I the Hoes. Powers, to .hive them, of any sis, frnni I 111 lO llum... IllMil. ... I .. ,11 . ! .1 t.,r..i. ... ...v- .t!...r . itliiuiifiui.i - ..,.( v r..u.,-tr..n.. ...ii. it ..-.i,.. - . . .... . . - ... - ....... ..... .. v . , a , , p for eiih.r aiae or kind, and w.Hild remjet that they W eii i in as e;,rK s. iM.iUle, to insure Kitting the Uet uiarhlne. KKATZ .v 11 EI L.MAN. ' fTbi - follow iui: : pKi-ri ill i.lesee tony l.r thlv.- . vwww. is-..-, .'.i. ... u .-I1IISI. .j Peteiharj; Ri-kii i , Princeton In.liauiau, teve TJarniouy Aih.x-Ht-. Mt. Vernon A l.M ;,t. Bo neville btimxint. lirayviliv Hcrtl.l. a Bt- CsrmelBefdater, liawuetowa Illiuotsait t.. ..... l. ll ... Vr .l. J. U .I.. .. Ulncy independent, incennes tia; ette. II TE nt I. EMI It SEUI.VO 9, TNlON iiil NTV, mu. uii.wisir i,-u re-in-. ininv annoimr. . tti:it to U1 , nh tl.s Hprinrs .-nth first dar of Jnne next Tbri Susnut axe auronsr the nit -l..ratMl u the West In in,, tion with th. nlphni wwbk w a nee iiiaijoeate uprms, U'-b e-1e-i brate l , n s.m onnt ol the atedicinal dualities ,.i .t. inalities ,. it i i.. ... wsler". Kvry seer. inaKsUi ion wiM ' pers. ii- visttiue the .rinr-s. Thvrw is a daily -nv.-vsnre fmni l .town t ' tlie Sprier. S. P. 0ICKN myl-lm Pri ririetor -TTf v E.y, W.f TES 1 ten assorted aicei V.wtin Patent Ic" Cream - ' n emir j anvl "ree.-ers received at. 7. 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MISCELLANEOUS.

faT 1'IIINE.V We an- kgtuU :r Ibeaata ol a! u r in. ' - ; ...iirfii ol l oni'..ii., J Mui-r i.n.l M.-ai. I r wing .r R.-njnn,; M , lnur.. Fan.i.-i would d. ufii U aj ri n, sn tii.it t!n v can lia. :t -"n n';r'laylfl HORNBr.(K CO a iyttuiiS! i SilMM aaaoiSad Uu UaakaWMiia1 " li'es i.in'ti Sua, aaaorml ku.da. -1 Uxt Star, Tallow, aud 0p.1l iandl. W 0 L'. plain ami Migar emii Dt iei Il-t. 10,000 do xU, Hams. TI- tt., Bie,.-. 100 Vtm Parl Bxrl. Wirh a eouiplet' inKnt .,1 KhiiuIn Grorei w 1 altr, farnalr b ..1 VU'KEHY BKOK., io-vl7 P Miii ttiwi. NEW ST01 K AT Brnil(J.EK Wf would respectfully iiil rm Ibe puldii tuut have just received oar am itock of ;.'1.1 ..n.l Silver Watch, fiu Jewelry, Sitverware, U k, Gobi Pens. Ac. im In.liuif b.iiik- ry tu I.nva, Crtral, Mosaic, nd I'ameu Setts ; very rich mid h.m in dtvleB of Gold Guard, Fob, and Ve-t baiaa, BnaM l'ius. Bracideti. Ear Kings, Finger Bine, - WA ....1.1 IT 1 Zmm . J . . . r '""'i'"' ain-miuii 1. ,ni i,.-(. i (;oU an,, HUv Wat. he. abb Ii t hnp.-ii..i quality, in nil MicV AIh, a pk! , k ol IV Me. rea, SaII, and .Mustard Spt. nv Ki.rk. Ai . aarranted pare Kilvei . h - 1 ;pt v. ,( ,,. . r . ...T. . j Lruid 1 in, ai4h un w .1 s)liag at Eannru price- f.,r ab. -ua i warra,t ('ur e'lZ!?' fr'T'"1' ,l m1 BlTTBOLLtBROS., jMam. Mm 0 T.I T O E S .' ro T1TO'S ' -15 M" Ml,eU prTmT ,dd 01' . pSS'jT i.,.'.. .an'' ior aal t the lowest market i-rice iu hhhh -" ' yn.. .'i iiv'h-.v, un 1 1 Main -trier, n, ar the Can d. M AI.I.1S lloWESare at..ii.t.d S..b- AeeiXAM MhWEK ti.e .n l.-t -t nni-nt.-d, la.mugaiirne laiefr improv.-meiit-. Kt: ale . . . ceased in ix years from MS to 2-r.,o! mayl" I aV.'.V.yiiTr J, .'- ' Mm. Jn-t n-ceited. it .t.-.-.m.T k. II llaiuih-.n. . tin- lot of the . el. brat.-.l KKXNKTT AEE, iu ipiart" and pint- ALLIfl A How E, : . Ht mium mM. .mm rmnr. ot-nm nMur.it t VI M.X, U r. uuueuuxaand Machine! mpanl lor, all K ing u w : a- it ih to meat with out to atut, aad who b ia been i,r,.Kht up to the carpentry or timber trade, (which b. himself ha ben i. Hi own time will be lunch taken up iu proi iirinn ordera and other matter ; i and will ooaaequently require much of bin time from home. T-. a.iy iarty who baa this amount, or , a m ar approach, will nnd tbia a ;.... 1 . iportuuity. The moat reliable reference can be given, and the aae will Ijo ro.,uir.-d. ! .1:.yr.r " V.'Se1' .,,l,,-v. ,V..-Mr;.K",','rt. .-niuiu-i, hi jii. i iMie j. i-n-ii auu iwr rcvorv, Kvansville, 01 to Jo,, pb Snow, l'atoka. both ot IndiUB Ulvii , M.'iJJ.JSU fit MJLUB 2 dozen Oherkiua, genuine London, 2 do Mix'd Picklaa, do do, 2 do Chow-Chow, do do, I do Pic.-adilli. do do. 3 do White Onions, do do. Beceived bv Railroad this day at myll Z. U. COOK & SON S. IEJST.-OEEH E EOH WA'.VT. A mom ou rirat atorv of House No, 4-1 Main atreet, for rent auitable for a physician or lawyer. Inquire at store below. niy'20-lw mVOEEEE130 aUaVS Mit t oi H E "X iii store and for sale by any 11 WUKJKK k UIGGs. ftfa.y.II&l L- IOO BUBM. EM K SB S groiitnl jutt re.-eived, for sale y myll ( HAS. Al JOHNSTON. g hi' 1 1 it .if i' i. :.., .. lit s.t., Mm Prunes S bosfa. Dried Apples, 10 do do Pea.-h. 1 chmIv Prunes. Jiut received and for wale hv myll m t H .3 McJOHNSToK. tMlg JJS'it Ult9S-ji) kK aborted Pittsl'iirg and Wh.-linr Nsils, .100 boxes aas'd Window Giasa, 100 do do Flasks, It do do Tumblers, 50 d do Jars. Jost received bv m.vll vFBRLCB k BIGGS SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND WlHrLKSALK ANI KLI'AII. lEPiT STONE, GEHTHNER & CO., M A K V FACTU R K 1: . KL1SHA H. BABCOCK Agent, E V A N S. V I L LI. INDIA N A Ujo ceiiKtantlt oh band Sasn, sVebaa and BoLkii.ii ami ctatiosauy ;)nsnr. BirNt. of Supeiior Alle(cauy Lumber, well seas-ned, and neatly attd strougly manufactui-ed. WHOLESALE CASH PRICES. BASH. THICK rater rr.m winnow. ... 9 V sizr. Sxio hilo 10il2 . . . , ., mess. H M ! 44 52 I7i (12 76 80 ..... M 1 10 . ... 1 25 l sn 1 4o iixlt.. ll'VI. I lnxlt... B9xl5.. Ran 10x14... aMu. 10x1... Maria... 12x1 "Check Kailah of ofbci -iir- on hand, or put up it short 1 nom-e iir. D O O R . 1 llll KNF-1 .. .... .......... ':::::::::!?$::'::::::' i PS ICE. - aW C t " I a. ; 1 in 9 an : 1 TP ? 2 L 2 10 1 -' 1 J : 1 OrM 1ZL 2& T.L 7r l1 - 1 1x7 1 1 ft iva $ n"i'"iwnc 5 Iict. .v.u.oiiarj, Sl!. JtMlimg Nat. snr. tail's n Pmor. Sxlu 1 10x12. c 1$ f fo .... i oa ilier lze ujaue to order. tat' BLINDS of all size mad.- ta wrier. IOtK.S other tliau renlar aim on hand, made on sh irt notiee.' . "'' uwWed to rUe4. B ui I di rs should. ifpt"hi iheir k'raaes of ruhur sisas. they can u'11 ,,e '''I'P'i-d at u time. t-euuij. MUiu, aud H,HTiur tor side. Mould. tags of all cizes. Fenciug Board.- tj j ftet lou, f..i issm cheap. Oue Window coutains twelves lights. All order Hiut Iw uddreMeii to K, L BABCOCK, mll-ldau Evaiisville, lud. 'M i,i.V S Ul.lLI W HAnoau.1. the completion ef tlx e t tM1 imnrrk. fur ..... tiui, i,..,t. f. afford th- iitm.-t mmelt.olifs I.. I .eir i-olieeru. W ll.'U llive Oe 111 facilit v liir . rrvln-on aa exteusiva Usd.-, bj sailiii '.-oe.d srtie:Ie only st Buck pric- a can i.ot fail t iriv.. universal estortxction . tiaviog iu otj in view, every .nilratlon tnat s.raignwrwwu .i ii . . .;.!...( .... ,,i.. ,i . .n.l liU-raiit v. can eive. ... ,.re r..iisI.Watoa that straightforward wTlts,n-so aiwtaal cmfideuc batween buyer ami seller; Tne stack is llUlisUnllv larjte, everv iieparimeai rej.iPir, inn jiur-ebasei-s liiay rely ujku meeting with is extensive neenol tUii'Ut . U reaotuniv .ernm. .oey nuuiu uitrticidar att uti -n t. tleir late importatioa on reasonable.- terms, in.y uouia uiof .rH, L!uet, Goods, v iz and 4-1 Irish Linens, ! 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Jul : l .rU Mask, nrai tlif nl. : h .111 U", I . K. ' "i u.ii 4wilmiil of Ppr. .N tti.T.v.t'. V ... A'., unJflbtlwBl at ill.- I..U.-I . ; ,ii ii di,u. at nat no. tii-finl ii. :i !. ii niriMr mvtk mmmffiutw. nnin-m tl.'- '!.rn t huiidml. I ii-in ;.- : ..i i . tU.N Fra ab at in It !U COOK a SiN. Look Out! rmtit: t . t ufitJ.-mt M E HfM t T M. fullv -k ,.. inlortu tbe ritireni of Kvan.--mi:- hi r.Ktvcl a lot of first 1aas FrtMii KK -in tt..- K..-i-t. f. rr Jearrfptlon, whicta ii.i- Itiag bast at anv store in tka city. i . . i turniture are invited to call u t.re h i.it e,-. -..here T take all kind of ohl 1 uiiutut.' Oi exJmue fnrjMSaal I MCVKl. i t i.LMIKIMER, I - .1. i in s voi .l-han.l Furniture, on Second at., n Main and I.oc nyI04lln mmEu'ttvamii m-hTLmm oe eime. W Prince f th. nnnae r.f tavtd ; Spurgeon'a N iin.ii,. Huh edition . i itvot the Great King The Miunrrvol Lite: Mfeofjames Watt; The Joalooa lliteliah.i, I . no Little Iajw mr Lou Hlah ' " I'ork by .lenatban Slick ; Komanra aad it-; Hern i He oj ait Caraon. For sals by JOnX IIU.VLY, mm onto -Comet 1'irst and Main atreata. " ' c. i "bovoW mm itun.n.M h te n hoi i. riTo. , Mm Waudeaaie OKCGGISTS, Dealera ia Patwre. on-, lTajaXaMUS, k Wachinsrton Block Mala at , Evacarl le I I Coantrj erchanta awpplied oa verv liberal lei ma. . myT-ly IceCreiim! Ice Cream! Mm Mfti't E, i.JTE OE TMTB EM MM M .! Fine!! , C w. u!. respectrully Inform the j nblir , -i . , d!y tbat h has opened hit Ioa Cream Saloon u 1 will warrant bis cream to be of irest and m at dellclon kind made in the city . t'v'!- i pot..- :.ii' v.-ilditigs ran bs supplied at the hoei ,. ( jj i ti,e most reaacnablo ttm-i . Ixt-n lately fitted up In a ' ' - , . Ij v4 onfi ,-tivnarv and Crackers I n:J fer sale at irhnlraala srrtta mv6-lnd r- t .tit 1. 1. EMS, BB WBCLBMm M MILL! Ittf. A partner is wanted to engage " : ' i Mill, iaatewa on the Ohio Blrer, aher. I lis a home , ,h demand for move fljur MdottailtHaa one rsji id atone caa make. The bnildiu i- read and a cora mill now ia opera Ilea mil. all OUl is required is capital sufficient t i urrli.i-.- ,,i.h ,4 Hamer's patent Mills. The preeem owcei iaapractial Miller and MlUwrigbt. 1 rtner with a umall capital, aad one csastbsi oi tXBBB, the om ilosSf business. For aswticjdarl ipj.ly to Mr. CarUle. at the Jourmil . tticr. n.v;-.;w :! l'OTZiTES3ram, JCBT S W taeeired p. rataam. i Fairchild, and for asde CU v. M .IciKNSTOX, Posey's Block, 1 1 Main atreet, ?ear the Canal. Cr. r.v 'Jb'bJj'o Ba TTiWie. 7" bags ha .i fei Ctfn Yarn, li' beles Xv. l and 2 Cotton Batting. In store ami l .r s.tle bv ssyH WWinttKR HTC.s Srit E S ! Kfit B7 UHi mats Cii.iuinon. l.ri l.ars Pepper, lo :iat AlKj.ic 7T. a -..ite.l Gr.. es. Fcraale b myll WHELLEK d Rl WE M. just r i eiv-sd the tbint r-niptnaat of those "becominy;" Watch hpnng 11hi.-. the 'Fxcelsfbr" of the aeaaon. Also, Ksss'a nr.. I Ctnldren a Hats, Keiieml aaeoriment el lry Goods. mv t OQ is mtt.ttft, fv.u- j.- VBkCk m Saw tiags extra I amily Flour (none such'. PU hags Supvriuie do. IS bxs Proctor 4 Gamble's best Soap. SS AsaoorU'Sed Chickens. Just raoeivsd and foisahby CHAs McJOMNSTON, a3i' P. aeyV Block, Main St., nearCanai. rmuitgt .ii:tii . t uejei m besTasNertnieht f Vtliitcwash Brushes evet eaVred Im sain in Ibis city, Is now on exhibition et KTonDAHU 4 THOMPS4"N'8, a3 17 iLmin street. srounji TMOn Esojr taVMXSV ci.-u - lay. an invoice f near and faabaaam ble Perfumer v. fsist Soaps, and Ualx Oil. In V . - ........ . , .TUWpV, U'I U , elialint: tlx . ' i i itn.ao highh iiiende.I for tie- Hair. II iiuiiiiiuaBird aad teconiuamrdanl Butter fly Extracts f .r the llnudkerx hitf. and a larae asaortuient of Coloane, IiitwsjuK Combe at d Brushes, at the Drue m. ,.. j; m inntiaajt, a30 miUEJT .;.. OE UEJi. ESi.it t. WW IN EVA NM 1 1 L E On WLD.VKSDA Y, fli at day of Jnne IRj it J o'clock P. M., at the Court House door, wilt te w.ld at PuMic Auction the follow inn Lots and Lain;, iu and .vljoiuiUK Evansville 1. Lot 4, 1 pi-f Farfr'tneat, 7 xlio met, corner Cherry en Water tr. rr tbe hstdsomaatand Biost v-sdual ;. nn-"M.pi i r M.ence lot in van ville. 2. The East Reflet 230. I ion at ion Enlargement, 25x144 feet, oormsr Nam tre4 and the canal, op puaite Lauc;hhn warehouse. a M teres of iaad on Ptfteon Crek and the Salt Weil ral, known as part ol the Mitchell Tract, beinp the W : pail n. . . r.ot Iii 3Jnaji 6,tana 11, all Mi inn . w an ! u.L jjaalure. tl'iU be oli' in lot of l out .. i. - cucb, to suit purvhaaers Hie fnreffoinr thepropertvof the Adult sod Ml uor beirsof John and Livu.i Mit, hell, deceased, aac as' to the uu'ii.i hetrs io sl.l by order cf Court. The titles are r 1. adult hciri will warrant. iPrms of al 1 at i , and l 12 months on interest an I u !, i.- on the property. 4. Also at same Umfaad plac, lot 170 Dosmtlos Enl.irgemeiit, 7fxli0 fe t. ly ing between the canal twain and the German Catholic Church, containing a brick ai l a frame tenement," and an ice boose. 5 Lot 1" ia hlk rVS Eastern Enlargement, a omei I.K . i ..... i neighborhood, on Vh . nd vi xU .ir C. L. t- 4 and L'uioii place, I'i0xl4o feet, aeaa sidencee a Judr II n nd E. S. Hancock liH - ... .d'. and wartaui. 1 terms name as above. 7. Also lot ', N 1 ; lots K K 17, ST.d 18 each 25xiai h-et ; and'trae. iota 19 and 2, all in block 3. arpent r pl.ve. n Bond street, cleee ts tebtral M irket centr.il ft-r bawiness or residence. 6. la.U 1 and i with two fients, and lota 1, 2, 3, 4, 6. (. 7. x. and 9, in block 1, flatten place 25x1 no on Carpent-r street, opposite W. Carpenter's residence and Jan. - swanmui'a Lumber Yard 9. Lots .,87, aadn, ia same Llocb . on Cea - . i-r irco.. in. The npi erl.airoridccL 2, Hattell plans, coiner Elm and letter -ti. . ts 142 by average ot 76 SVt wide. 11. Lots 1. 2 and 3, bloek 1, StockwaU's Cn I A riTfiniA t, I .... 71. , .. mA ...t 1. 1 . j m. 1 .....u iinri, muriiiicri, im saar ket stm t, and j.iii.iiiR St. John's Chnrcb. 1 l2- LoUt ail1 I lock 1, Stock wall's En1 mTSmnt cornet Itiv isi ,:.U Tiiird streets, to ; Ketbcr, 4 " feet on Dohi n by 100 feet on Third I I t tr ' I 1 wetl's ialarp'-n :V" " p.. 2t, iu block 17, Mock r street, betwena Suth ii Lots C and nndiv '-a Lots 1 . 2. 3, aud 4. block t A.A Kjta rr; t "ti ! a rrrono... . AAJ at ae . ' w--p m.- assai JVII lUS DKIUlC I turini rrp-iae. on . s.nai. r. fronts i,K 14, 13 nd " "f w' It 55 an aere, with t wn fronfs 112 M In wMrh, on ! cond atreet. near .ludr , ker' rMence it. Lot 10k . Caion id.K'e. V'.le ,rret 10T-, leet. t i7. Cndiv. Vv l. ,. Lamaeco. on Fust j street, and a la . . r Marine Hoe , piul. m. ? .' .ores knwan lot 17. Eml.ree Divhttvn. moripape. watvtn reit, t lavrs. ror inrtner mioi - nmtiott applv to .I'illN I.l,E. JE , or K.LXHKAKT a ANTI1KS, Kvanaville. lDd I. v a sav lLua, Slay 4. la.'.d. aay-ts BBiHH ti rS-7 Bl SB. TMJSSE M . rated I .:oe. for afiu or seed Unet r- ....... i ... a cu, h ru v.s. sicJrvsrot, llaln -ireet. n- ir me m.i. ., M..f ,,..,r th CahaI .WiSf HUH EEBH-19 BOX MB xtrpo.-i -ed aud for sale ky i HA.". .MoJ''i...i'BBsn;'e0e., splJ " - m.A . . I aT

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Main street, near the Canal. "

mrHMt ee mm : t ee it i o M.y : MV lat, and Hrs. fn etnre nd for sale try

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anlS mr mb t'E m i t.n e 0 R tjjst t JaT lovers of a m U.vernia jpsoa itur en it now tna' I 1 I'M". nw.. . ... r iuu.7 celebrated -'Buliiiue'rw Vlulj" and "El Hoi" (EL asi e vi isisi fat-ayistsV. t;) Just try ia- .iU.ev cai. t i heut. JFmtME itKK WtJVH ml A t Jg rnnf.l , for rbeaii st y M C 0K SsOlTB. . . ,- , . mmissot.lTto.. XT MB r.tUT.VEIt MW shin .ffejp eatsi ng betwvaja tbenndsr

wxm;u.-'j. mwi r iiBir-e m vn;rsicu m mwu. - ej t stt tuutnal cousent. Said Sabin collects and re

wire - in nri.u pi ine nnn ana pmjm ... S"ir nr"is t'l ine imu ana ties, and we tltai nam.' ntr in liquidation. C. Q. 0LM8TEP T. H SAHlft. mm-. . . r W. mm svefcrnn t. in? so e, o i"""' recommndiBr env mcressor apS C. 0. 0UHTD.

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