Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 241, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 31 May 1859 — Page 2

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TUXSDAT MOBNINQ.... RS-UrKMN'i THE Sf.AVE TllADE Tirol of the slave trade with Africa would soon reduce the existing slave property of the South to onettMrd its present cash vol- j tie: and any considerable additions to the i uuumviuuiv. I BPHcrn area ami prooucu or cuuuu, tu6. , rice, and tobaooo, woukl very soon reduce the price of those articles, to the disadvantage of the-pregenTpTtxIttcer. Increase, from new acquisitions of cotton lands, the annuel product of Southern cotton, for example, from three million five hundred thousand bales to ten millions of bales within the next ten years, and the result would be that the money which is now required to purchase one bale would purchase two or three. Limit the cotton area of the South to its present boundaries on one hand, and maintain the present prohibitions against the African slave trade, and while the producers of slaves in Maryland, Virginia and other slave holding States will hold the command of the more Southern markets for slave labor, our existing cotton planters will continue to hold the monopoly of the cotton culture. Thus we find the Virginia slaveholders opposed to the revival of the African slave trade, because it would soon render their slave property comparatively worthless; and thus we find Senator Hammond, of South Carolina, opposing the policy of acquiring Mexico and Central America, and distrustful even of the policy of annexing Cuba, because the results would be such reinforcements of Southern slaves, and such competition in the cotton culture, as would diminish the value of South Carolina slaves, lands, and their products. These views are entertained by the bulk of the great slaveholders and planters of the South, both in regard to'the supply of negroes and the demand for cotton. ———<>——— Evansville Property. There has never been so healthy and steady a demand for town lots in this city at at present; and within six months past many hundred lots have been bought for improvement, and some few on speculation. The demand for building lots is steady and increasing. The erection of dwelling houses did not stop at all during the mild winter, and has gone steadily on during the last three or four years of severe pecuniary pressure; and yet there is more difficulty in getting a dwelling of any character now, than at any previous time in the history of the town. The demand for bricks and lumber, for some months, has been greater than the supply, and is still growing. We have had more new manufacturing establishments and new business houses opened in the past six months, than in the same period at any other time; and, what is still better, they all seem to prosper. The population of the city never increased so fast as at present, and this is a time of trial and depression to many other towns and cities in the Northwest. We only need one good crop and the returns which it will bring, and a restoration of ordinary commercial prosperity, to give this city an impetus in growth, such as no Indiana town has ever yet had. It has been found that our manufacturies can compete successfully with those of any other place, in a long 1ist of articles now manufactured here; and that there is an immense scope of country which can be better and more cheeply [sic] accommodated with both foreign merchandize and domestic manufactures at Evansville, than at any other point. Our taxes have been rather high for two or three years, but we are fast out-growing that objection, as there is no engagement or liability thus far entered into, by the city, which will in the future require more than a moderate taxation. Our town lots are rated lower than in any other place of the same size and prosperity in the country. The best corner lots for business change hands at less than $175 per foot front, whilst not the best inside property at Indianapolis has lately brought $400 per foot.— We sell more merchandize, at wholesale, by two or three fold, and do more manufacturing than any city of the State; and yet our rents are much lower in proportion, than of any other city. Our business men are very generally not only solvent, but very strong, and there is more general prosperity in Evansville now than at any former time. ———<>——— Democbatic Statk Convkstion. The central Democratic State Committee met on Thursday last, and ordered that a Democratic State Convention be held in the city of dianapolis, on Monday, the 8th day of inuary, 1B0, at ten o'clock a. m., for thc purpose of nominating candidates for the different State officer, to lie filled at the ensuing election, and the appointment of delegates to the next National Convention, for the nomination of candidates for President and Vice President of the Cnited States; and that said convention shall consi t, erclutwely, of delegates to be appointed by the Democracy of the several counties in the

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State, upon the basis of on- delegate t r j (enoined to locate the Northwost Ttwsof every thr-e hundred vote, an! one for ev- j Seminary of their stct al Chicago, inery fraction of over one hundred and fifty j,(eflll ol- i,MiirtnajH)lis. by a vote of J 10 to votes, cast for Jauiea Buchanan at the last ; 7, Tw:, ,,. w ; ; ntumj mainly by the Pre. idential election ; but no county to have . nohW uteralitv of H. M. Cormii K, U,

We than one aetegate. A patient in the Rochester, N. V.. Insane Asylum, last week, assaulted another inmate with a large curving knife, and nearly cleft the top of the skull from bia victim's head, and killing bim instantly. The murderer had bwn several car. in the asylum, and was deemed h harmless lnn.it n t)& The tteamer Persia, that sailed from New York oh Wednesday, for Liverpool, took with her over $1,000,000 in ftld, the largest shipment in specie ever made Uj one veaael from the I'aited .Static to Fn rops.

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I Editor Journal : ( Oiip rmintv Auditor, it appears, cannot .ititPv vaifrtic Ei-:.-:uii it inc county put him in tflia hut hastens to be his n viidicatoff Mfcy influential citizens ; 1 of Centre Township are of opinion that it would have been ouite time enough tor him vindk.ate him3elf wbcn the committec iu and .. .. , , , cn siti rrnp will nnlr corvn - moVn tha other townships more urgent for an inve.ti- , ... , gation. If our worthy Auditor will reter to tue communication ot Centre, tie wiU tind a conclusive answer to his uncalled-for ha- , rangue on -ignorance "and" forget fulness j in the following paragraph : ; It will genorally be acknowledged that an officer that signifies an unwillinguess to such a course (meaning an investigation) st .nds S' lf-cou-demned, rchilsf one who is conscious of hiv ing done his duty, icould rather solicit an investigation than otherwise.'' He speuks of the probability of the citizens of Centre leaving Eransville if they resided there, in consequence of the additional taiev-. They might probably be induced to '.earc from the very unfair use that has Wen niatle of a part of their school funds. It will be well to inform our worthy Auditor, by the by, thnt the citizens of Centre have read the newspapers enough to know, lroni his own annual report to which he refer?, that UMTS has been an unwarrantable waste of tlu-ir hard earning?, in the contract for the annu al advertising of that very report and the delinquent list. CENTRE. ———<>——— The Canal. The canal, from all reports that we receive, is in better order and in a more reliable condition than at any previous period. Thc Petersburg <Reporter> has the following notice: We understand that the managers of the canal will let the water off in a few days, for the purpose of repairing the banks and putting it in order in time for the coming harvest. To enable the managers to speedily repair the canal as soon as the water is drawn off, it is desirous that they receive the percentage ordered to be assessed on the canal fund subscribed, before they undertake the work, and we have been requested to state that the managers would be pleased to have those who have subscribed to call and pay the amount of their percentage. We learn that the water will not be let off till July 10th. ———<>——— MlSMTtECTKD BENEVOLENT. From the reports of the religious and benevolent societies that celebrated their anniversaries in New York during the present month, it apptMVd that the contributions tor nil the misjionary and distant charitable enterprises amounted to twenty-five millions of dollars, (m which the New York llrrald observes that people arc tiegi lining to get a little tired of this tax, aud do not wisk to be inund:ited with tracts and lecturers, which never do a particle of good, ostensibly to c hrist ianie the inhabitants of the Pacific Island-, and Airicans to . .ty iiolliing Of the Jews while the white heathen among ns commit the most frightful crimes, and live iu deplorable ignorance, perfectly ignored by those home societies for foreign barbarism. A trial that has produced a good deal of excitement iu thc parish of Jefferson, La., was termiuated last week, in a manner .-at-isfactory to public opinion in the parish. A young and quite a pretty brunette girl was found some months ago in a slave yard iu New Orleans, who alleged that she was white and free, and had been kidnapped from her home in Arkansas. She was immediately taken from the po Mental of the slave dca.h r and placed under the protection of the courts. On the trial of the ca-c, last week, tne jury very promptly rendered a verdict in her favor, after hearing the evidence. The - lave dealer had purchased her upon a private bill of sale, without any investigation of the title of the vender. BgThe merchants aud business men of New Orleans, on the 2'2d inst gave a farcwe'll diuuer to Mr. James Robb, thc well J known banker, who has been prominently connected with the business of thc city for ; the last twenty years. After experiencing tie tad disasters that occur to the shrewdest and most cautious nieu in mercantile life, he is about to seek a new tield of enterprise in California, and departs iu I few days for Sau Francisco. Thc company wns one of the largest ever assembled on a similar occasion in the city, and embraced distinguished men iu all the active pursuits of life. ' Thc compliment was as flattering to the recipient ns it was well merited. Tut: BaiflH Tost Omn, The whole number of letters i! livered by the British nmils, wilhin the I'nited Khsgdom in the year 1858, was 5j:t, 000,000. The aggregate number carried in the year 1839, twenty years a; ., was only 76,000,000, showing an in. ic e i of Too jicr cent. The net profits of the Brit i.-h l'o. t OSes e tablihm. nt last veiir, wa o :.oo oou about eijual to the gros receipts of our Post Office Department. t" The Old School I're-by terian CoHvenlion, at Indianapolis, on Thur-dny, de- ' the owner ol Use 0 ii 'united reaja-r patent, alio .i i. to cotitrihule (lffkOM towards ' endowment. iSf-The preseiit.itiou of a gold and silver t id he: -smeii, with an elegant chess hoard, to Paul Morphy, the American che.--s champion. tKjk place in N.-w 1 oik on We.iuc -day. A large crowd was present, and a complimentary address waa made by Jolin Van Buren. which was responded Io in a happy manner by Morphy. A letter from Home states that the Pope has administered absolution to King Bomba bv the electri:- wire.

The population of St. Louis is 100,- 1 000, as shown by a census just completed, ti,;3 -,i ;.. ..-r, 'n The population of the city and suburbs of N'ashville is nearly J.', 000. There are 1,800 more white males than females within the bouuds of the city r . TT . e ,, . I The first steam canal boat of the season, on the Erie ?anal, left BulValo on! the 18th 150 tons of freight, a large cargo for a canal craft. ft j- Charles Butler and Col. Dowling havc u.tfn f,tltcttd Trustees: of the Wabash and Eric (vuiaIj by thc bo,,j ij0ijers Thc first new wheat of the season was received at Memphis on WodaMfdojf last, from De Soto county, Mi-iissippi. It was of prime quality and was shipped immediately to St. Louis. Two brother?, Erastus and Spencer Boyd, became involved in a diflicslty near Oxford, Miss., one day last week, when the latter drew a pistol and ;hot the former. The wound inflicted, it is believed, will prove fatal. Pm at PuxcnM. We ngrrt to lewi t hat on thc afternoon of the 24th. the " CAT -ri.if.e--died, stable, and other out-buildings, of Mr. J. V. Hill, of Princeton, were consumed by tire. The dwelling VM at one time in imminent danger, and the furniture sustained considerable dUMgl iu removing it. SpMt is paid our government has given instruction to our miuister, Mr. McLean, to insist upon a concession ot our right to coutrol the Isthmus of Tehuantepcc. He is also instructed to procure from the Mexican Government a new boundary line, miming directly from Hn BHSl Southern point of our boundary, on the Hio Grande, to the Gulf of California, below (lu i vinas, so as to include that port. ———<>——— A SUDDEN DEATH.—Mr. Geo. Davidson, a drayman well known about our streets, aged about 40 years, went to bed on Sunday night in his usual robust health. Not rising so early as usual on Monday morning, some of the inmates of the house went to his room and found him in the agonies of death. It is supposed that he had had a fit of apoplexy. He leaves two young fitherless and motherless children. ———<>——— ——>The people of Rahway, N. J., are having a ghost excitement. A certain house there i said to be liaimt d. A dotibleIsted fellow, (earing neither man nor Satan, lately took his gun, and repairing to the !i m !. -oon had an opportunity of seeing the i host. He fin d, and win u the smoke cleared away, ho tied tor hi- life. An Irish family had tried living iii the h.ni e, lmt were son Mghtraed away) A Di'lotauM also tried it, but soon tied, leaving .' barrel of saur kraut which ht dare not go h after. ———<>——— ——>The Great Eastem steamship has passed into the hands of a new company, and her completion is now being pushed forward as fast as men and money can do the work. She is expected to be ready for her first voyage to Portland by the first of August: The great shaft, weighing upwards of thirty tons, was some time since placed on board. Since that time the fitting of the machinery has progressed rapidly, and one of the masts has been set up. There will be six masts to the ship—three of iron, and three of wood. Those in the neighborhood of the funnels will be of iron, the foremasts of wood. The necessity of having iron masts will be readily understood when it is remembered that the furnaces, burning some 250 tons of coal per day, will send enormous heat through the monster funnels. The shrouds and stays will be secured to ! iron rings, so constructed as readily to open

when required, but on other occasions holding with a firmness which defies any amount of strain which might be brought to bear upon them. The main and topmast yards of the square rigged mast will be of iron, and the length of the main yard, 120 feet, or very nearly forty feet longer, and several times as strong as the main yard of the largest line-of-battle-ship afloat. ———<>—— ——> The Hon John A. Gilmer, mem-

ber of Congress from North Cartiiioa has been re-nominated by his COOStitueala, and in an able address to the people holds the following language : Mv vote on thc vexed ijueliou vi K m- - i-. namely, whether it were best for my seetion and the Union, all things considered, to force thc Lccompton Constitution on the , . . . people of that distracted Territory, against the veil kuown wishes of an overwhelming maiofitv of her people, was the result of J J f 1 ' ., , ,. . mature delilKTation. I verily believe ninetenths of my MOpsa. without distinction of party, Mil all the acts before thni. would have voted in thaSMMWaj, an 1 x otild have i-onsidered it unwise and impolitic to have gienany other Vnti . Born and reared in the South, I Hatter BJMtf thai 1 pOfl e a projer degree of Southern pride; un.l, in common with the coumm it i , ; ,.t mv own section, am impressed with my propCf jealousy and watchful anxiety I. r the inisitiou and fate of the Southern States with their .. . a a a . i v a institutions in oc i num. i iiunK i Know something also of Soulheru feeling and ..iitl.orn luiiii .r fin 1 it- I ,lr. ii i. tl...t k'Olllllll II 1 i ' I I ' 1 MSB'S SB B I lllll while they calmly aud sternly k nad demand all that is fairly due, they are the I 1 t to do wrong under any circuiiKtan. 1 - In the South hi yet a maxim that honBft is the lHt policy."' Her own good pense would teach her, especially as lb is gradually falling intti a mitioriiy, that any other jvoliey "way return to plague the inventor. I have too nittch cBntidein- in

. , , . i" JH"ll t n i'i ii. iii. i' ini 1 11 a --ii i i-ii 111, -ii . i,i-ii' Southern honor to suspect her for one mo- ( , K ry ,,,. how mM 9,tm TtM meat of a llispositiofl koOWlBgly to profit pr. )s ii) Ujs n-11 ly opposite Krati A ll nutan s ly fraud and violence. And I trust Sstsi inav ' "iidi. I will sAmsVII part sfUl N... la ' . . -ii e .1 . : i the I pp. t I niat u.-nieiit, fronting a. .-t lii I irl never be so lar misled as to forget that in I ,rw.It iij, 1 .. , mx t t). prartiee forlH'.ii' Mii e and fair dealing are not i mtli 1 ko.I inu-niuri i.ri. k b4M svsjiatafl :iowithout their influence, even on tho..- in- ;"" :' ". " and .. , A , . t . t .. 1 I corn Cl lb oil the .lleV. lor p.llt;. lll.iM . inn. (,( dined to do US harm, pat the StOTT Of Kau- , ,-.

sas and Leeompton t too long taji '- ' in bnead in this reply. Suffice it to saj that OotHPVM finally concluded that the bl way to settle the difticulty at last wa :, in abstance, what the veteran Critleodt a ai d those who acted with him, proaasMl 1 leave it to he settled ly fh' ft9fU pj Kaua ' themittce ; and the South, as I am happy to see, is rapidly coining to a favorable elusion, not only sfetothe wi loin ol tlocourse, but that the Soiilli, alter ail, bad but little interest iu the slats rtuiuatton of that question.

Tue Wheat Cuor. vVe learn from eev-

eral of our commercial men who havebecu ,' .insaniliom niinnis. thrnurrfi tlm First and Second Couercsstonal District in tll - Sblt- ... (1 :n (jreca River District of Kentucky that the wheat crop is the ever raiM(j. it is two weeks earlier I than usual, and is now beyond the reach of accident, except bad harvest weather. n r . rN.mCTMr:NTS AT New Or.LEAJts. The Gra ;d Jury of the United States Circuit Court, at New Orleans, have indicted Wni, liraiUford, Bordnax, Nalson C. Towbridge, and Henry W. Allen, the former and latter tbr holding slaves imported from Africa, and the other two for holding and selling slaves imported into the United States from Africa. Belgian papers anuouncc that a means of uniting steel and iron has been discovered, aud that some rails have been made at the iron works of Montigusur Sambre, of which the flange is in steel, and the body in iron. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -r i. mm. urn Men beef, OTU 29 I. Ids Piukeve Potatoea, S3 llIs Noaliauix'k do. K.-n-ivtU lln day ut Z. H. COOK A SON'.S. E H E M H . ! H ill I'.i I. OF t HOU I. TEAS i r v. t ulin', at MT3I Z. II. COOK1 SON'S. ' 4 i: t I I i i 01 'Ji II .. , E TW KM. NOW IS til TIME TO SfB.M KIBE. Tie-first of Mr. fii. elev 's Lettom fruni Kaiiiaa, Utah, CaJitjtaia, Sc., :i'iwara thii wvk . IIirI.. tt - ii.-1 . ). It..i with much interest, and " ill all .i .-ar in iheSeuu-Woekly aud Weekly Tribune, n well a in tin- I'aily. Term : liaily, tf ; S. iuiWklf Tift i ?a, V. kly Trihuuo, .'. For cluli teriil!, i-ee Ti ibnne of any dale, Addrevi HOIACI (JKEELKYA CO.. luySl-'t Trillin- BWMiaga, SV York. ityptptlm ! Bfftptpttm ! Mfyptpitm ! WH AT H IT? HOW CURED? Dyajiopaia our National DLtease weak ttsajSflhj t.?ble dip Mien, iMlW ,.t. . eating, coativo habit, bilious ondi ti" n. inaiij iMiflor with it aud it- attendant fcyinptoniM of low spirit, bait taste, c it d toi.-n featapMai b.-au, m..i utta. k of bjmhSmSjmI XtA '..now how (o cure it I tienerally, becau-w the buUi-U an- . i.ii-aipttUnl, result U bad to cathartics. i l.ix itiv.s. lint t-ui h a couUition waa naver mi. I J i IfchafftisSi wheSS only offii'e is to weaken the digest ion ami imcutir tho iutogrity of tho aa tire n'aimilatiro sygteui lint IIIINIilll1 MSCOfAfne DTI PEI'SIA l'll.l.S i -naple iinxli. atod sugur pill feam rur. d lmndreds of the worst and nioal obatinate r;iN'i. Tait ll Ijiii-siuiply by imjroviug tho tone and retoiing the integrity of the digestive organs, from which result c"l appetite, regular aaMtSj a clear head, and buoyant -iiirita. Such a meduine is a gem, hikI only laajaircs l kucttii to U Hppri t iated. I'riee, 2" uts x r b. , villi diracttoaa. Six boxes 1 . N. B A full set ot HCMI'IIKI HoMJoCATHIC ri on-, with D....k of Dire, tiaaa, and twenty dif fvii nt R mediis, in laige ials, uioriM'io cue, do. io ptsin . !, I ; f.imily t I 1- boxes and Irfv.k, t-. TbMM It- in. .Ii. - l y tb. sinxb- b.. or case, Bja -.ni bj anil i ,liri. of i lunge, to any a.l-dii-sH, on l.-4eipt of tin" price. Address Ia. r. DVMPHUTfl Jt CO., No. oijL' Broadway, New York. 0-Sold ill EvansvilW by KELLER A WHITE, and all Druggists. ni -endr.t a a iTu StfuV VMC i8 TJB M S, aalf 10 doaca aaa'd 1 and 1 fb '" L diatera, do do do do do do do do I'iekled and Spired Oyster, I'li kjed Lotwten, asa'd 1 A 2 tt cau fresh Mackerel, do do d Lol.eo i a, 1 gallon 1'icklea, ass'd, a 5 to IS in in I 7S do do .I". 1? A 1 do do. i s'-l sl.o I'iekled Olrton, MM Loose Pickles, in vinegar, by dojmrll 4: aas'd boxes Sardine, .. doxeu Frem li Mustard. taoehwdat Z. II. ooK A ROB'S. IOOO B 1 B. for sale by U'HEJT BttJ.y '.. II. COOK ft SON. inv'Ui -r mSmSSi a umbo ' fej hes, 9 io aasaali w aiSa Baaaw, .Nl im I'earl Uillley, :tn lb Split Pear, fc eahri I at m .l Z. H. COOK ft SON'S. HIRAM HOPKINS' IMI'KOVF.O SMUT MACHIN TEVTE I) SM'T. Inoflering thi Ma bine to the public. If snd can U- hsrirgil outMa the mill, II ileMied. Several of them are in suci - li.l opi rati'iii. one of wiiieli eau lie seen at th" anal or liie I'i (i une Mill in this city. Time Nacaiacs are got up in god style, and are d : ;ii l. mil i tli otaad in their ox-ratious. Xhaycaa le bad i ii reasonable term $75 cash, aud ?.Vi on I ur in "iitlis time. Mesi. Knitz ft Heilnun are the agent. I warn to as!! Stat or Terrftan Rights of this ;," "J ". ;nhn ' the right til nine counties in the Pocket fort). F. , Morrill's Self-lleaiiag Sasoothlaj Iron, and six counties Ibt K. Sandera' Spring-Win Hons llay5!' L-M TSi"? ,w" riaato far almost any kind d pr.ipriy. IilK.vM llorivlNs. j "JEvaaamia, Isa. mjW-3m Maclmie, aii I will give great bargain-, lf.rit.-isTH.i TOW .s.-. ;. ! ill ue of an order ot the r.iort ol ininiiion Pl.-:is of Yum . -i inn .-b county, I sell at pllbliiaiiitioii.at th.-i'.itiit House .bmr in BVOBM 9ti, u the -J-.-lh day 'f .lune, ! ', rt ot the s e (r ol m C No. IS, loa ii-liip '. south, raiie It West, oil sdsBBBkJ( tlireoiMTes, SjSJolalW. tMSSMOf I'elei Sh ilp K. W. HrinkuieviT, aud frin on the ro el Iradiac bran tin r ttaasatotlM nmsbSmmb ot iMc.r ' I inn I. S Oil preiiiitM ill lie sold in - ub-iln ii..ns, a plat of win. Ii . tin In- s.h-ii t my ofllco. I i in i -I . io- i bird ash ; balance in V and IS aiiNstlu frwai sksj i aatrn, Mm purchaser tuviiiir ; ,,,, . Ul,i, aaso4 arcaritjr, waning all n U. i : irom ralaaHaa fr apiHataaawal law, Ha lateraat ii in in. uy ol -an niiA. Ki r mi 1.1 s, 1, :1. Adair. ..1 adi ipb in iakSHMa HI SHE IS :,.! t WHITE ti T I I IE? 1. . rive. I Ml . II. CiMK it. SON S. 100 m -' t, j of flit. i nit Lsl . E O JKBTY. 1 wiM sail the St.-n- hli.l I. BMSS Wi upied bv lesli.. Kellei A W Into, on Mitill sll.-et, o I... Is oil thee r ti.-r of I'ine and and Outre Niasjtl. Th-.-ix loin toriu .01 ,1 ri-u loo leel by l'l ndniiralde h-iv..--ii n ci 11 an i.i.w Lar. Jt..- A' SB JIB Ml I M I. FJ.ttll.f mrpller - III iel IVai'bes, I 1 ird Apple. -iu 0 cared Dii.d BraffCtaclaaaiti, Ssajar 1 nr.. I Hams, KaSra White Wheal 1 I nr. I m.i and Suin-rtiae, Put-lt. . s, l.ar.l, I. ml Oil, I'll kle-, 111 icat VarirtV, Soap, Jle., E. II. :AHI M A I O. mtT.lTOEs-: fOTJTOES : .' B9M m i ii-lul mote of flsuaa Sas larjro Pntatoesjust 1 , . . o I per n. on 1 M ireiis.), st No. rl Main at. Tfl V1CKKRV BKOS.

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AMUSEMENTS. GREATEST NOVELTY OF THE AGE ! CRESCENT CITY HALL. For Two Nights Only. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, June 1st anI 2d. t TUo Original Waiti-BeaearaeS aud i ulv MAGIC1ENNE, Beg Ui oat respvctfully to announce her illlANH PALA0K ENTKItTAlNMEXT OF AMoCMUNG TK.VN-I'OKMATIOXS ANI ILI.LrilOKS,a presented by her to the nioM Ditinguihed aud Fashionable Audience iu many of the priucipa. cities of Europe and America, and before Queen Victoria and the Britih Court at Balmoral CVtle, Sotlaud, aatfM 4th of September, 1S.V). This enuTtainment La.- lieen extensively patronized b distiiiKiiiahed Clergymen of all denomina tions, aud universally pronounced by the public , and Press to be unequalled. MAD. B0SC0 will inake selections from the most bcchf.rche of her experiments, many of which are entirely uew, and l r : . i - i u.i r ii 'i r ui-ict miunai'U :.. . . Adm isslon 3i I ceut . stsTDoor8 op'U at 7 o'clock. To comn:eure at 8 preciatlv. my30-3t W a ST TELEtlBJPHMC OiSVJTVM FBOM THS SEAT OF WA B Come at last! Tho very same tot of Dry t; h for which the fair portion of thc creation, the Ladies of our beautiful citf, have beeu waiting so lon'.liaaat last arrived per t earner Duuleith, and are uow ready for sale. We cordially invite our trieiid-, and especially our laily-customers.to call it ur stole, l.'i Main treot,aud select articles accordiiix to taste and Voiivetiiein-e. Don't lorel. 4:1 Main .licet. m::0j M1LLI.K A- M fell ACS. ww J" assorted Wiilow I'abs, ' du Bin-, ived at Linpiii Cab. Z. II COOK m SON S. BBUIJIE l ltn FISH ML lrisM Ma. kerel. Prime llcirilsaf . Priiie Si I mon, Kec. ived iii tine order at stfcnr. STbita 1;. .1 1-. lissasia Split Nsa m : i". .. II. COOK Sl BON'S. OTHI. I. MS .TIOItE BE.YEFIw eial to the pfcyalcal bealth thaw Gymnaatic and exercise in the o n air. To cosaWa it sfcsM SUsJWlsa with ainnseinent, Z. II COOK A BOS have laid iu a sto k of '1 1 uintliuf-Hoojw for Boys and Girls, which they In pe will niaae and heneiit everv Lii ei . l or i-alo cheap at Z. H. l OOK I ON'S, , inv.1'1 Main stre. t MJUHI M"S SI-OHE&H-I I'EH. l.'id .eii iii-d ii l i ned and tor sale I y my-'i .tACOB STKAUB A SON, 40 Main st. a k M H I. s. MBMJBM J'OHTHEM,V w PotatOSI just received and for s.il.i bv ma It. stAMKT, Jr. W f)H HJl'E THE.n. J.VOTMEM lot of lliose lioi. e M:i liwail 1 "I it : ltl-t received at No. 82 Main street. MJ VICKKRV BROS vi &T me t E i t'EiFJyro Fm m MMM.M t ht 47 Main ?tre-t- Ihiwd Apple, Femhe, Beef, Hiipar-cnred ll.oii-t Aliti 25,000 line Cigar. sayai K. n. SAHI N A i:i Pike's Peak! MB I V MIESMHOI S OF ?! I VVW MB West, 1 wish to give np my leao 0a titer L'n H '1 sell the Furniture and Other artii le bnioajinf to th house. The bon e well furnished and in pood condition for the acrommodation f lioarders and lravelr. I will m II at coal and deduct one hundred dnllai - t ir w ar and U arT Any is rsou wi-biii(rto ke'p Hotel, will do well to conie and lool lor themselvi i. Tim I nioa Hoasa isa rimhI tavern stand, situated in the inost l.u-i-ness i ot id the city, and near the wharf boat.--Persons w i-liin,;-tbe aituatiou uill .In u. 11 to call iinme lialel v, ;i- I sfcaU sell out the tiit opportu nity. Call at the Unioa Home, llaiideraua, Kjr. niy '4-Ud Z. l'LLI.IAM. I'i. pi.et.'r. OTIC E . T E It O.I It It OF Foiij 1 1 at ion o Vanderburgh countr, ludiaua, will meet nl the Ooatl UoVJW, iu 1 v.tli.iville, on MOKOAT, Jsum Stfc, 1899, aa4 stt Stf tin- pmpi.se uf ex a in i n i the return made i the appraiser and deputy appraisers of the real estate iu said county fur the year 188S, U4 equalizing the same ; and also to hoar and determine s ich yrievances, growing out of the valuations made by said appraiser and deputies, as may COBsa before said Board. A M. W. WALKKB, iny.M-'Jwd.t w County Auditor. TO MMMi ..- -TS, FIIMM IJ.VW, AN1 DKUQOISTO. We are regularly receiving additions to our stock of Danes, ton inks, Chi hihi.s, I'aims, Otta, Vaumshi:s, paarmaaaif and fssm SaraiM. which we are prepared to idler t the tiade on aw good terms a.' cnn Is' pun hiin d iu Cineinuat i, Louisville, or St. bonis. We SaV8 ill Store lo Ions of F.XTKA I'f ll. WHITE Li. Mi. iii keg of 2.ri lb. 0U ltis, ami 100 tbs, which we aie Hvlling to the trade at iiianul.i. luri rs' pricva. KELLKB A WHITE, uii B JAalsa No. Mi:i street. m CO F.I It T.V It S HI F B E-tw-.ii the undersigned has U-en diolyedthis d.i, ti. O. BABCOCK having purchajud the interest id II. W. Lagow in the tirm, and will continue the I'tmine.iK on his own account. I!. . BAB4 o K, H. W. LAvOOW. Ev iNsVli. .-, May 21. 1 - . inv j.; BM.IH fEST TOOLS MM B0 Aaasa WaMroa Qraas fejrttw, 2U do Millard's I -. S. 'do, .'10 do Waldroii til ai ii do, 15 do Millard's C. S. d, do lirain Oraslksj, .'.n do assorted Ora.-s Sneat lis, SO do Reap Hooks, IS do liirman Sickles, in boe Scythe St"i.e-, 2"i Sol en Hav Forfca, loo do I II in BslsTOS In nt ami for sale by OBB, HAL. F.I, I, A CO. t .VltHIBHoP IM baas Ma COS , ,"i0 bl ls Wilmington Tai , SJ half bids do, I sj bids Bosin, hi bales Navy Oakum, Un bbls Crushed Sugar, 60 boxes Fvarl Star. I:, 00 tnxes asrorti-d Tolacco, 1 j rases Matches. In store ! r .-. -le hv sag OBB, I'AI..KLL. A CO. WM " ! -1 TOE S : H O t TO Mi A 70 6 M bSSSsWIb o iiii.ii e Michigan INshttwa jasl iiiVl I a II I I n -ale by VlCKKKi BKfiSJ. m 1 oi. itE.y s stiffs -M-Mrgp yBB?t?B. W H UoXi choice W. Ii. I licc.se, 2 bbls St. Louis GalsWa Snip. Frs.ileby VICKKHl I'.lOiS., m -l 62 Main street. mi I. il it: I I. in it: FEOIB! Ml B I.I.N cXtlW SraitS wheat Elmir, to bbls superfine do, MS aafS do and extra do. On hand for sale ay VICKLBV BROS. Hemp Seine Tw inc. various m.' ". Msa, Ttvt Line and Staging. For ssde al th Wasstsa Ware Sim. J. B. RCSSKLL. ou Main stn I. in2" Between Tbinl and Fourth, uisville. MI' . .- i - j" to o I, H . i i it t: i r Irom the mauulai tory, and made expre-lv for ll.e R-lail Trade ISdotea I r. ii and Wnisbbrace Ciadl: , 10 do hutch Bow do, 11 do Biovsl's extra fast Steel (Jrain Sytksa, Vi) do lo do S Orass do, io do do do Silver do do, ' do Cast Steel Briar Si v the, ' do do HaV ami Mi aw Knives, J'i di Sc the Snealln, asortisl, Io Ih.xcs do Stnn, IS isasa .' and :i Praasa liny Fork, -.' I no Hay Rakes, In do Oernian Sickles. The above article are warranted t be of the v, rv liim ipialitv, and for sale low bv m.'l .CM "II I I: A I ll A MlN. H Main st. DRS. EHRMAN & BAIRbT" HOVO SOTATHIC rinsK IANs fl H7BOCON8. Orra r. ftaat .-t., blt. Vine m Dmsssa, m! -I m.i 1 I.VM7L.C. ISD. Wm.l.VTEII, it " ,noJ'TH OH eir, a IsbMbSS with I to I roaias. PsOsaats for li nt will l- roinpt. A.t; UMOV. Kfl.-r lo M. A. Lvwkeni r. my 21 TtMOHE iiOOIt I'OT.ITOES. u I. Ids fM ot Ibssaalsgaal Miner Potato . sapwiav to am think' iii lli. market, received tbi dav mid toi -SS bv I'HAS. Mc.OllN-li, un 21 Main sir. -el, near tit Canal. m mi s so i t rio.y of t oFtk TJS'BBMjy Miip. The copal tuership heretofore vistin between Charles I'tulit and b ill. Sclianui in the Mall making laisiii. ss; in Kvnlisville, has this day l.eu di-lvd by nnlliml ciit-cut. The bu-iiic s w ill Issiwaflor In' ci lulu, tc.l ami carried nil under the tirm, name ami Mvloot' t 'ikhi.es Sell U H A l'o., by the -,,id I'harle- BCSUBINM, who aiithori.ed ! cullei't and i. c. ipt 1st all nun., vs outstalldilu. OSaslaS I". ami Ir-Ioiiciu to said liim, and who a --utile- all I BM lialnlll tea ol the old ArtM -. P'ri 0 Li mv . . . m HAI M. Tolkaaolo copy , j m.l. 1 1 I..I H.I ly TE HS. -Hi' BOX. TM Manilla Web Halt. r-. a n-w , h, ip, nud couveastat article, tin- day received In J. B i:i SSKLL, 60Q Mala ll m20 Between Third and Fourth, r ntrrlBit MMj.HHt HUB IE ESE IO BOX KM MM extra goc-l. Just r . . :ved and tor Mile kv CHA3. JMeJultN-ToN, Posey s Block, ap!2 Mum rt:. t. t. .it tl i tWsl,

MISCELLANEOUS.

MM E It IE II. Ill CBBMTS THESE fL (heats are made iu the ni-.-t f.utUfwl nmini. i nt the N.mhville IN nit otiary, o r.t Cmfcir, ml I tire different size. The odor f theii U ftrwtive to mollis aud all itiect. -uid reudeii li.o Cheats iuvuluatiie for put lrla nijf blajilceta mi other moou-ii gtHKla through the HUMT. t sail at tha Wooden Ware M r J. B. BU88KLL, w M tin rtn i t. m.V-0 Botw.en Third aud Kurth, L. uille. CO VRMEII UMTBB CJ.V8'0 doz White Cedar Water Cans, with covers, hrass aud iron hound, a sir -O'Kidvz White Cedar Hail, .'. gi7.es, bnss ami iron hoops. Where ,,uo dozen or more are taken, thev Rre p icked in dry shaviufts, with an SassSf for cases, 1 thus insuring safe transirUti n and t epiiu tlieta iu good order till sold. J. B. BCSSELL. .Vm Main street, tnyj) Between Third and Fourth, Louia ill,.. M PMIVJtTB MBSMOB.yVB, HI IT- I Jt able tor a smJl family, for sale on easy term-. I !.ituated on Bsnasi street, between Walnut and Chesnut streets. Apply to W. Hi -hi; ell. niyJl K1Sr MEMEtJBS Jtji'll MB MA t. I. M? He Laines. to s. IMBICI A CO. For Lawns or Organdie, o to K KM MCI A to. For Men and Boy' wear, iu Woolen, Lit eu, or Cottoa.fota I. r.MBU UACO. For the last Hose in (he city, go to 8. EM Bit II A CO. Foi tha prettiest au-1 cheape.-t Crape, Stella, or Silk Shawls, goto S. EMBIt'II A CO. With Cltv aud Comitv Orders, go to !. 1JMBICII A 00. For anv and everything in the linn ot lit v (iconls, go to & KM UK 11 IU, Ha. 4f stab swaat, who wM W gtasl to aaoa a anything in their line, w liellier jruM Brssll to Ms) or ind, and where n sj body pas s cash bf what th.-y buy. iu) pi MBEMFI'U JJVII .no IfV.VsV Mm. chink.-. H. b'VMKV.lh, biaoaiviaSa MSttaH n i sale, the Cnllowiaa mi Iiiins: Tli. K . iitiii ky Ilai caSn Ni v ork Reaper aiid d w. i V oik Heap, i . Mhjih Keaper aud Mowm i . inlnii. 1 Hue We mi Reap4r and Mowei. Hin k y e Mower. It. I.. Allen's Keaper and Mow-r Fsftlil has Tbrtwheis and Cleaueis Kour-hoise Thieshci ami I leaner Four-horse Separatois. Two-bore Threshers. Also ( 'oi n Crush, i s, Sf sMsMMM patterns. orn Sheller. Cradling and Mowing Scythe. Qtaia l-radli s, Ac. Sample of the above mm liineS can be mvii at hi store, corner of Vine and FirM sts. my 20 gBFBT TjUMH.FI t'F CJIBMB WV leathered .nnl farpct Tacks thU day received at tho W oo.len W an- Mure. J. B. KUSSKLL, SOS Main stiast, M20 B. twn Tbinl ami Fourih, Louisville. CKDAR CHURNS, to. rmMiK st it si HI It ft: CJLEH .TM TKNTIOM to Ins kscaa M .k of KINK CR1AK v AUK, both bras and iron boo ml, romprisiB( rai, striped, and white edar I'huin. at Hvenizee; ltuckel. I'uiiis, Water SkssaV Ac 'I'll.above comprises thn largest sttvk eer .f1red in Louisville, is of laatitiful wm kuian-hip, us . M as can be purchased in Cincinnati or St. Louis. W one dozer, piern are taken, thoy an Backed in li cedar haviiiK". without chaie for the case, winch insures the i I safe frangportatiou, aud keep 1 1, .in iu KOOsI order till sold. For sale at the Wodsn Ware Store, No. . .no Main street, lietween Third and Fourth, Louisville. jn2' J. B. KCSSELL BUY TlIK RIGHT KINK OW A THRESHING MACHINE! Pitts' Patent Thresher and Separator, With MOFFITT'S HORSE POWER ATTACH EI, la COSbsMssM to ! the best machine of the k ind in taa West. The undersigned are now prepared to furnish machines of the above Patent, of a style and make not excelled in the western country. All we ask is that our work may be compared with any of our c.itemKrai les, a also our prices. Tluwe Machines were already thoroughly introdno-d aud known when we commenced the manufacture ef them; ami we hall only ay that al the Larhine of that patent which we make, shall Ii- made in such a manner, of such materials, aud with such improvements of our own, as will materially increase the valuable reputation it has asqaitad aiming Thridiers. We can now offer to our customers a choice ol those excellent Machines, and also a choice ot tin Horse Powers, to drive them, of any aize, from 4 to 10 horse, upon as reasonable terms as any other -tablisuuieiit ; Mid wo respectfully solicit Ai ders fur either U wr kind, and would request that they be sent in aa early as poaaihh, to insure sntttac the host machine. KKATZ A HEILMAN. The following papers will plasm copy for thus month-, and send bill to K rat, .f Heiluian : Petersburg Beorter, Princeton ludianian, New Harmony Advocate, Mt. Vernon Advocate, Boonevillo Democrat, Grayville Herald, Mt. Carmel Register, Shawncetowu lllinoisan Oluey Independent, Vincennes (iazette. MmiT is nil. rWirMBuy'iiii, WW UNION COUNTY, KY. The undersigned re'pecttully announces that he will open thesv Springs on the first day of June next. These Springs are among the most celebrated in the West. In connect iou with the Sulphur Springs Is a fine Chalybeate Spring, much i lebrated uu aacoimt of the medicinal qualities of iu water. Eer.y accommiidatioii will lie given to pi r .ns visiting the Spring. There is a daily OsSn am from ITallsatOWa to the Springs. N V. OliKKN, myl8-lm Proprietor. MCE I UEJIJm MJY" TB J' jmiJV'lTB l M isjasa assorted sizes Austin Patent Ice Cream Freezers received at Z. H. COOK d SON'S. Mm OlTOwT 1 C. Tl'MMKI.E, FIMHT MM7 street, two doors south of the Sherwood House. myi'.-2in WWML CHINKS. We arc agento for the sale of all t lie best patterns of Combined Mowers and Reapers-or Mowing or Heaping Machines. Farmer would do well to apply soon, o that they cau have a go...! litachiuc. qrtS HORKBBOOK A t. .l--'IIMIEM "i l .eii assorted white WashlMiards, 25 boxes Cin'ti Soap, assorted kinds, 20 bxs Star, Tallow, and Oil Candles, .' Itis plain ami ugar-ctired Disss Beet, 10,6011 do do II. ins, 7is tt.s Rice. lisi lbs Pearl Barter, Willi a cmpletc iii-i.i i in. mi i ot Kami I v Cr. i h I generally, for sale low at VlCKKKi BROS., no 17 H Main street. Wm.lTCHES ,l.'li JEU'EI.Hf NEW STOCK AT UTTBOLLI s. Ha would Napsetfairjr laSarss the public that we baas ,int received our new steak af QaM and SMvei Watches, ttnw Jew. li v, Merwnrc, Chnks, 0oU Pens. Ac, including oine very tine l.ara. Coral, M is lie, snd aiiieo ctts ; very ri. h and aMssksaaSS styl - i t (.old Ouard, Fob, and Vest Chains, Breast Piii. B race let 1, Eur Rims, Kinder Ritis, e. . asjala call jparttcalar atteatsaa to oar stock t GoM and Silvr Watches, which are of np. r i quality , in all respects. Also, a jtok1 atiick of Table, Tea, Salt, and Mii-tald Sp..oii, Forks, Ac., vrr iiited pure Silver. 811 var plataS Ware, Msek ns Castors, Cake u,sket. S...,.tis, fc, ol nir. nrFT Qt'ALrrr, always on h md We an- sidling at Eastern prices for i anh, and wal'iallt out j.im)h ., 1. as leple-ellted. saj ! BtTTKOI.LF BKom., 4t Main st. ttt''T. OFFICE FOR MM.YT. M. A loom on first story of Hoinw No, 13 Main stli for relit -sililahle for a physician or law . r. laqairs sl store bttaw. in ju-lw Cut FEE E ISO it. I MM HIO COFFEE ' in store and f..r sale by nivil WllKILKR A R1G0S. flHB Sl MS t itl HEM wut l.l. i;'a.l to m-el with a psrtv baviug from SZ.issi - li to pail him ill i a Hooting, Sc., FacUiy ooi agi is now crtliutr in oue of the Inst situs tioiis on tha pattska river, au.l tin as to call way oiumniii atmu. Un nfclsii in seekiuc a pailie r i- led M mm ll a want al capital (f'-r his UCSMiaSl BalMlaaaaad .Ms- Maorj isiid for. all Issitig new), as it is to meet with one to assist, and w ho ha- U n hi ought up to t lie carpantry or timls-r t rade, I w hi b he himself has lieen). His own time will I nun h taken up in priK-orlmt orders and other matters; , wiU i ni. iuetilly reiiain- mii' h of bia tim frini home To any party who has thi amount t a near appruacb, w ill find this a gte d opj- 1 1 i.n it . The most reliable reft I. me can be given, ami the faille will I teipaired. For furtlier particulars, apply to Mr Hubert Skinner, at Mr Wade's bash aud Door Factory, Bsassavitle, er to Joseph Snow , Pat..fe, ioth of Indiana. sTsfU

MISCELLANEOUS. rWJO THE AA.V BBtt .' M ALL1S A HOWES are appointed Sole Agents for th. saleof MAX NY' COMBINED BE A 1KB AND MOWER trie very Ut yst invented, rwapinbsj all the latest improv. uicaU. Ssf Hales inii -i years frotn 1 2a to 25,089 ! msv MM O TJ TOBti: FOTJI TMBB lWi M Bsasaals prime old Ohio Potatoes Just received ssasl I r sals at tie- lowest market price in uuantities to suit, by CUAS. McJoHNhTON, my 1 1 Main street, near the Canal jr 'E'J'B TT LJK 7 Mm. Just received, per steamer K. B. Hamilt.i.a Une lot of the celebrated KENNETT ALE, Iu iiuarts and pints. ALL1S A HOWKS,

aMV 1 1 w ater street. Mi .'.a t. .: i' it h t i s J isasa Gherkins, genuine Louden, do Mix'd Picklee, do do, J do Ch w-Choa-, do do, 2 do i'icradilli, do do, I d White Onions, do do. Received by Uailroad this day at say 11 Z. H. COOK A SON'S. g OMJ' JBBJtJLlOQ Ml' mm. FMBBl W-S ground just received, for sale by mvll ( HAS. McJOHNSTON. HI MB UIFFM.BB, M?MSMCA lEsa.vtt I'i lines 2o bush. Dried Apides. in do do Peaches, 1 cask Prunes. Just racelveS and for sale bv '"yll CHAS. McJOHMSTON. mxmjtll. S -I.VH &I,J BM:M si k gT itaort ed Pittsburg and Wheeling Nails, IMS! Ikjxcs ass'd Window Glass, IM do do Flasks, 7' do do Tumblers, .ri do do .lar. Just received bv mvll WilEELKB A KIOGS. SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND WHol.ESALF. AND RETAIL DEPOT. STONE, GEN THNER k CO., MAM FACTURERS. ELISHA S. BABCOCK Asxont, TAVtTf 111, INDIANA. II i lastsafly on hand Sabh, Dooas and BoutNO an i . i Litaaaai Saaas Bumsaj, of Superior Alieganj Lumber, well seaeeucd, aud neatly and strongly inai.ut.i. tured. WIIOLKSALE CASH PRICES. SASH. THICK1 Vsja aassa psicr rra WIKDOW. f 32 3S 44 MsMaa 52 62 tsa . ttx in .lii lux 12 10x12 MaM Va ajsj IS? a my 10x14 Hats IQxH IWxll HKM 10I8 ISaM 12a1s ' Chock Bails. Saaa of stf mm sizes A . . . (, 1 I -i2 76 SO S4 110 1 25 1 30 1 40 ..p.. .1 . . .fon hand, or put up at short noin ,. Oil. i no I NEWS. 2-pi 1" 1 so X25 1 U, sso 2 66 2 85 8 10 7 - pi , .... zSt-, : BLIaDS. Price. .Sr.iiosairjf Slatt fl Price. tt'Mimg Slate. m f 1 76 8xin Mais 10x14 1"1 1 2r.... 176 200 2 '25 2 76 3 00 3 60 l &a 1 75 2 24 .... I 50 a oo ldxlC lxis UxlK Fit A SIR 8 Mi BxlO 10X1J lor and Window. THic-KKras. rairv.. l f CO IV l oo tltber Hi.c made to order. Itti UI.I N PS of all sizes made to order. SM' D00K8 other than regular sizes on hand, or made on short notice. li.M.in in. ail. le. I to wider. Builders should, if pee. sible, make their Frames of regular -lies, they taa then be supplied al any time. MMac, Siding, aud Flooring for sals. Mouldimrs ..I all sizes. FeueiiiR Boards 4',, feat long, for ale cheap. Oue Window contains twelves lights. All orders must ls addressed to L. S. BABCOCK, myll-lydA w Evanavllle, Ind. ...". h I I. V K It I.I J. I 1 BE 4. TM 9 announce the completioa of the ex tens' Improvements to their concern, which have been in progress for some tiaie past, to afford the utnnaji facility for rr iik on an extensive trade, by sellinc: a goad Battels only at such pricee as cannot fail to cue uuiversal satisfaction. Having this objec t iu .cm , ever consideration that straightforward loaliiic;, founded on honor ami liberality, can give, will Ix resorted to, and thus establish mutual con-ndem-e between buyer and seller; Tha stock is unusually lare, im i) department replete, ndpur --ha.is may iei upon meeting with au extensive assort un ut ou reasonable terms. They wock ditm t I'articuhtr atu-utiou to tLeir late importation of Irish Lim u s.ils, vir : " 8 and 4-4 Irish Linens, 12-4 Ltasa tsMBSttssB, Pillow Case Linens, Hand kerchiefs. Towels, Napkins, Bleached and Brown Linen Table loth, Ac, Ac. Comer of Mala and First street. tny3 Ml MIEII It I I A I mni . HS. St 44 Ji tired Dried Beef, received and for sale by I.1IAS. .M.-JOIIN.VTON, Fosey's Block, mvll Main street, near the Canal. fUOI.FUVH Ul UMi.VMSBy I . -BK ELLA MAKEll AND Tl'HNEB, Nasi ire. t. li.-twei ii Vinn and Division streets, kesps ountaiitlv on hand a full assortment of Parasols, rjatbreJI -, W alking Cane, Ac, and sella them at lb sBSjatt prni a. lo pairing done at short notie ami in the !. -t manner. All turners' work promptly done. myl0-6m Cf Iflfl MXTBM .V. 1 FMCMLEtf, lPw3W for stile by the dozen or hundred, IS saaaais smaH White Beans, 25 bushels Cora Meal. For sale at mvll Z. H. COOK A 8CN'S. Look Out! THE t WltERSiajVMtn ME8FKCT fully ban to inf .rm the citizens of Eransill, tint be lias r.i eived a lot of first-class FCKHITl'DE In. in the East, i ! h p description, which he intends -. I lim; low an at any store in the city. I', raosja in want of gaaS furniture are invited to call betore purchasing elH-where. I take all kinds of old Furniture iu exchange for new. M EVER ; l'C, i E N II E I M EE, l. iler in m coiul-haud Furniture, on Second at., bat ween Main and LaaasA, mvlO-Ssa fE I BOOBS MTILEJ M OFFIMB, Prime of the House of David; Spurgcon's leruj Da, fifth edition ; t'itvof the tireat King; The Mini-ti ! l.ifn: Lite of James Watt; The Jealous llnsbaud Love me Little Love me Long ; High LMb in New York , bv Jonathan Slick; Romance aasl isa Hie Liie d Kit arson. For sale by JOHN 11 EM V, 1 10 Corner First and Main streets. wm i n hi ow ra c r. naotvoaroM. MB I E HBO W I it M BB9FVHT0JV, MB Wholeaah DKUOOISTS, Dealer in Paints, ns, VaaatsaEs, Ac,, Washington Block Main at., Y. in - ille, Ind. i oiintry erohauta supplied oo very liberal terms. my7-ly Ico Cream! Ice Cream! art ntt-i a. I-IY-' MM.' THK FMB M a of Fart-el! A Co., would tmpeettully inform the pub In generally that lie I as opened hto Ice i n am Salfoaj and will warrant hiscreaaito be ot the purest and most delicious kind made in the city . Ev. i ling parties and weddings ca be supplied at On- shortest imti e and . u i'.o uuat reasonable ..Tin-. Th. flsli IS hM tasa ltely tlttedup In a superb style. 4 A lai- mpph .d suife. tioiiarv aud Crackers kepi constantly mi hand, aud la sale at wholesale 1 ratal I. my6-lmd rata jminKHSt, MB ii-oi lb-bb M M I l.l.i:i; V partner is wanted to engage in a noasAss Mill, in a loan on the Ohk River, where t In-re i a home ciih demand far more fljur and eftall liiau oue run ol store can snake. The buildim: is i. nl. ami ac ini ! i.ll now in operaHon .11 it. Ail that is 1. .(Hired is capital sufficient to pur. ha-e ne ot Mamci's patent Mills. The pr. sent uWOSjr isa practical Miller and Millwright. lie U I' 1 partn -r with a small capital, and oue capable of wsag the o,.t-diH.r businesa. Fat satlraairs apply to Mi . casMs, at the Jooru a I on . my6-Sw asTSk SM7MT fw receVed r-r steamer Fairchild. and for sale by CM AS McJOHNSTON, Posey's Block, . . -- , , . mvll vi iii btre-t. n-ai i"" miFMCBM! SFICBM ! mats Cinnamon, II l'Ss Pepper, lu ha, Allspice, -. -. bx, a-iortcd Ore- Spn ..f'"1! b mvll WHEELER A BIGOS

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