Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 132, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 February 1860 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IND. =======

THURSDAY MOBKIHCT. n-.riBECABT 9 .: 'iBNderlk.' Mm jr. It U a remarkable fact that Stephen A. -- Douglas has jft made no public remarks in c tb Snte of the United States in regard to the - slaughter of David C. Brodkbtck. Oter two months kave . now. passed, since Congress assembled Douglas has been in bis place in the Senate yet he has not said a "word in regard to the fate of that intrepid man, who may in truth be said to hare laid down his life for his friend, who now neglecta, or EiiAmefullv refuses, to da his mem-

"V 7"? orj the customary honor. '.- ! It is usual, when a legislator dies, for . - soma of his colleagues to officially announce , , . ' - 7 ' , ' the ' fact to the body of which be is a member, and pass a eulogy on the deceased. Sen. ator Gwin twas a deadly enemy of Mr. Broderick, and will not perform this duty. The , . r - new Senator, Mr. Haun, has been in his seat , , for weeks and sot a word has he said in rei'gard to his martyred predecessor, It b clear ly Stephen A. Douglas's duty to pronounce . -- JT eulogy upon bis friend and .co-laborer. 1 ' ' Why does he not do it 7 Is it because be : thinks he may offend the band of Adminis-.-.:.. i. tratioa wolres who hunted the noble California Senator to his death ? .. ' Any public man who is not faithful to hi " ' ( jriendtr and who ' will not -Stand by them through thick and thin, wilLnot hare many -1 -: ,.. wtrmlj attached personal adherents. Compare Henry Clay with James Buchanan in " this regard. The first .was noted for his . faithfulness to his friends. And what . man ' erer had warmer ones? The account we - copied yesterday , of. the payment of Mr. Clay's debts, and the release of his homestead on a certain occasion, by William Pennington, (present Speaker of the House) - and ethers, attests the warm regard felt ' '"for the gallant "Harry of the West" .by t- . his admirers. Where will you End the old ' Whig now who does not almost canonize that noble man? .-. ; ,: James Buchanan is notoriously a fickle and false friend. The men who now re- .. ceire his favors are such persons as James Gordon Bennett, Francis J. Grand, and . , William B.-Beed, who hare spent their lives in denouncing him. The former devoted adherents who always stood by him, ' through good and evil report, are now pro scribed by him, and villified by his pensioned prints. John W. Forney may be said to hav elected him President ; yet no sooner ; is Buchanan fairly seated in the ,- Presidential chair, than be offers an odious . , i.' t. test of Forney's devotion, and when he indignaatly rejects it, he is persecuted and - ' ostracised by the Pretiident and his minions. , -Whonow, has more enemies and fewer friends than James Buchanan? Of the very ' party which put him in power, ninety-nine out of a hundred despise him. ! k Stephen A. Douglas seems to have in his composition, some of this despicable quality which renders Buchanan so unpopular. If . ' Douglas continues to desert bis friends, as " he has his pet hobby of squatter sovereignty, - ' it will not be loug before he sinks beyond the reach of any resurrecting power. His ' former devotees are brooding deeply over ' ' this trait in his character, as displayed by his f eruel conduct in regard to the martyred "' California Senator. . , ' :'

' lBdUaapolli Corrtipoudtnc. ' Ihdiamafolis, Feb. 6, I860. Editor JeuaxAi.. -The past week in the . .Railroad City has been one 'of considerable : ' interest. In the way of lectures it has " been Unusually interesting. Horace Greeley ' - delivered one, and Bayard Taylor two, lec- ! tures. The first I did not hear, though I had the pleasure of listening to.' the two de ... , liveredbv Mr. Taylor. His lecture on Ifum- ; ' boldi, and also the one on the, A nimal Mant -' were well delivered and well received. As understand Mr. Taylor is to repeat them : this week in your city, I Would just say to your citizens, go and bear him, as it. will , . certainly pay. . There U no better lecturer ' 7. than Bayard Taylor ; he understands his sub- ' jeets, and so delivers them that j none can - fail to be interested, as well as benefited. " ' Several Of our citizens are on a visit to v: : "i. Washington City. Of course the Union will " be preserved. Their' presence there' has ' ' already had the effect of organizing the Ilouea ptrhaps. - Our county convention, for the purpose of appointing delegates to the State Con vention, cam off Saturday. Every thing went On harmoniously. Judge McDonald, Jonathan W. Gordon,' and others, made telling speeches. No instructions were 'given our ' delegates, except for Oovernpr. i An ex'.7 ', pression was given in favor of Hrkrt S. .... Lane for that office. We are for any good 1 man that can succeed in defeating the Ad- ' ministration or Disnsios Dbuocuacx' As. in the language of Jackson, " By the Eternal, the Union must be reserved"' so said our Convention. , Seed up a big delegatipn from the Pocket. - No doubt such a platform can be adopted that all opposers to 7 tb Disunion Democracy can and will 'be "proud to stand on it. Should Judge Otto, Henry S. Lane, O. P. Morton, or any other ' " good man, receive the nomination for Gov- . irnor, as in the case of all the other office?, they will receive the undivided support of , the Opposition in this, tbe bixtn, Congres- . -sioaal District. Our motto is tutcets, and - inscribed on our banners are those beautiful words of Webster, "Liberty and union; - now and forever, one and inseparable. " Our citizens are making efforts to have ' the State Fair permanently located at this : place, with a prospect of success. The railroad companies propose to give fifteea , thousand dollars to buy grounds, aod should our city agree to give five thousand towards fitting up tbe grounds, tbe probabilities are . that tbe Fair will be permanently located. . We have an election next Saturday to decide whether or not we will consent to a tax of five cents on the one hundred dollars for J that purpose. It ought to carry, ' and I think undoubtedly will. Nothing new ji financial matters, except that money is somewhat easier, and Illinois and -Wisconsin is now taken at a discount of two'and a half per cent. Probably somes t!iing more interesting next week. O'N. ftSTbe betting in England is seven to four that Sayers whips Heenan iu the coming prize fight. , , " i 7 V ' '

The steamers North America and Cdy of Baltimore lately arrived, bringing the .fok. lowing Items of foreign intelligence up to the 1 9 th ultimo : '- . Parliament was to assemble on the 24th,

and important business will be brought forward. At an adjourned meeting of the-Great Ship Company, the Directors' report, was adopted. The majority against the amendment was 1,048. A committee of investigation was appointedj-and-lt-warresorved tnat no new lurcctors suouiu ua eiccieu mi after the presentation nof the committee's report. : ., , ' Two cases of cruelty preferred against American Ship officers had been adjudicated. The Queen had accepted the services of the employees of the Cunard mail service at Liverpool, as & corps of artillery volunteers. The force has been organised, and will number 400 men. J , ' '" ' Lord Cowley had had a long audience with the Emperor of France. - A telegram on the subject said the Emperor requested Lord Cowley - to declare to the English Cabinet that although desiring an intimate understanding with England on tbe basis of non-intervention, it is understood that he always considered himself bound by tbo engagement of Villafraaca and treaties of Zurich. This reserve was maintained during the last negotiations by France and .England, i : The assemblage of a Congress is thereStill possible, its programme being founded on the treaties of Zurich. 1 ' 1 ' . ' '' The Cabinet of tbe Tuilleries has formally resumed the .negotiation concerning the Congress, and has ,by telegraph ' informed Northern courts of the desire of the Emperor of France. . . - -; ? 1 7 Napoleon had addressed a most important free trade manifesto- to Fould, the Minister of State. It is dated the 6th of January, and published jn the Moniteur of the' 15th. The letter is in effect' as follows : -1 1 Despite the uncertainty which prevails on certain points of foreign policy, a pacific' solution may be confidently looked Tor: The moment has therefore arrived to occupy ourselves with , means Of giving greater development of the national wealth. I communicate to you here the basis of reform, several parts of which will have to receive the approbation of ,,tha .Chambers. Our foreign commerce must be developed by exchange of products, but we must first improve oar agriculture, and free our industry from all interior impediments, which places it in a position of inferiority, j A general system of. sound political, economy alone can, by increasing the national wealth, spread prosperity among the ' working classes. Every year the State grants considerable to agriculture, for clearing woods and plowing hilly grounds. 'Great works of draining ; and arrangements for clearing grouud are to be tested ; to encourage manufacture and productions it is ' necessary to exempt from all duties primary articles indispensable, to industry, and to advance capital at moderate rate of interest, which will assist, perfecting materials. ' By these measures agriculture will find an issue for its products, industry, freed from all pbstacled,3vill i compete- advantageously with foreign produce, and commerce will make fresh advances ; to counter bl-( ance-the reduction of duties on primary material and provisions of great consump tion, redemption of the public debt will be proportionately suspended. ; The letter then suins up (he intended re form, viz suppression of duties on wool and cotton: successive reduction of dues on sugar and coffee; reduction of the cana dues by a general .lowering of transport cash loans, to be granted to agriculture and industry ; suppression of the prohibition in customs and commercial treaties j with foreign powers;' the "160,000,000 francs remaining from the last loan will be applied in three yearly credits to... tho execution of great public works. t The letter attracted great attention, and with scarcely an exception the Paris press applauded the project, and in England it gives great satisfaction. ; ' i The London ' Timet concludes a leader on the letter as follows : -! We are in no condition ourselves at present to reduce our revenues, and are opposed to commercial treaties, but :stll we hope it may be in the power of the Chancel lor of the Exchequer, in consideration of the impulse these changes must' give to British commerce, and the probable increase in the customs and reveiiue, to make some reduction on the Frenclv products, which will be at any rate on ei$nest of good will. Tbe two countries are at length nearly entered on the same path in tbe contest, in which both, may lie , victorious 'while the one that yields the most has the right to expect the most solid advantages." ' The Daily JVeif says; The project ' will much promote tho welfare and increase the power of France, Of .Louis Napoleon had been required to give Europe 'h demos (ration of bis confidence in his own power, be could hardly have complied more efficiently than by announcing a policy of free trade. : '. Other London journals speak in a highly eulogistic strain of the Emperor'B ' project, and tbe Morning Star says Mr. Cobden has added another claim to the gratitude- of his country, i To . his exertions, backed by the zealous co-operation of .Michael Chevalier, we are indebted for the new-policy of the Emperor. " Th proposed changes are not expected to take place before August. It was stated, that the French Government was about to proceed against the Society of St. Vincent du Paul, a most important charitable association iu France, and that the Minister of the Interior had already informed all public functionaries that they couIJ not be members of that association and retain their offices as public functionaries. r v It was also reported that the Papal NsnHo had delivered M. Baroche" "a uote of the Papal Government dated January 7th, containing a formal and .official protest against the programme of the pamphlet,. " The Pope and the Congress." Paris, Wednesday The Patrie ' of this evening says Ue prohibitions' jWill not be abolished before July, 1861, when they will be replaced by protective duties of 30 to 36 per cent., which with the advantages grant- i ed to tbe French, industry will be quite . sufficient , to allow competition. Before taking any definite resolution the Emperor has decided to bear the opinion of tbe principal manufacturers. :' ' Madbio. Several caunon and a quantity of ammunition wen found in. forts at Tetuan. . , , . ; Tbe Moors showed au intention of attacking the Spanisn frontiers, but a few cannon shots satuoed to repulse them. Every preparation had been" made for passing the river and advancing xm Tetuan. - Belgium seuds an expeditionary force to China. ' ' " '-' - A new Belgian loan of 45,000,000f is announced. The Spaniards continued to" approach Teutan, and the attack was soon expected. Spain had satisfied England s claims iu full. - r -

Tbe King of Sardinia bad accepted the resignation of his ministry, and Cavour was forming a new CaltineL , . ; . . t ' ' The Chinese are streugtueuVngPekin. ' - ' . 'i- j. tj.,i ;

that on the 10th of January, the Spanish Government paid into the hands gf .neBritish minister , at Madrid, the sum e the British Government, of. ten mili.un; five hundred thousand frencs.N V ' I iVMaJrielegram of Jthe 15th anuounces that the Spaniards in Morocco were

1 masters of all the positions . of Cabo-Legro, after baving obtained a complete victory. They werejc6mmaading' all the heights-" of II valley Metuarf and "would be before iTetuaruas soon as the artillery .was able to i pass.)- ,. s ' 1r Late advices from Mogador state that six- p ty thousand men, - the pick pf the Moorish army, were encamped beyond Mogador, ready for action. .:-,'''' The Moors are said to have taken six hundred Spanish prisoners. - Italt. The King of bardinia was expected to visit Milan in tbe beginning of Feb ruary. . ; ' ' '- ' The commissioners to trace tbe boundary between Austria and Piedmont had commenced their work. Some riotous demonstrations had taken place at Parma, the mob calling out for a reduction in tbe price of bread, and the recall of Garibaldi., Force .was required' to restore order. Pbdssia. In the Chamber of Deputies the Minister of Commerce had announced that he was about to propose the abolition of the laws against usury. ' - : Austria, Letters from Vienna fully confirm tbe assertion that Austria has abandoned all idea of renewing the war in Italy. London, Thursday. It is believed that events in Italy may tend to war between Sardinia and Naples. ;i, Prussia prepares by enrolling about 40,000 more recruits, which are to be immediately raised. . . ; .. The, Times has eulogistic articles on Garibaldi and Cavour. , The return of the latter to power is considered as a proof that the Italian policy will now be permitted and protected from Paris. '' A scheme for the defensive organization of Central Italy has been matured.' ' The official Journal du Roma declares to all Catholics interested in the preservation of the States of the Church, that tbe Pope, obeying the dictates of bis conscience, - has negatively replied to the counsel of the Emperor Napoleon and states the reason of the refusal of his Holiness to cede the provinco-t now in rebellion. . ....... i MISCELLANEOUS. Statement OF THK CONDITIO!! OV HE Home Insurance Company, OF NEW YORK, - ON THE FIRST DAT OF JANUARY, A. 1. lftft', MADK TO HK AOWTOKO' THE STATU OF INDIANA, PURSUANT , . TO THIS STATUTE OF THAT 8TATJ3. NAME AND LOCATION. rjfMi JB JJKM TMM8 COMJL pny is tlie Horn Imsvrancb Company, incorporated la 18S3, and located in the City of New York. ' CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Tbe Capital of said Company actually paid up in cash is $1,000,000 00 The stirpla0a the 1st day of January, 18W..... ,....,.... 415,816 85 Total amount of capital and surplus 1,415,815 85 Amount of cash in Centiaen- ' tal Bank, N. Y, 59,707 54 , Amount of cash in hands of Agents, and in course of transmiasion, (balance).. 26,565 81 Amount of uuincuni bered real estate, No. 4 Wall street 67,099 00 Amoant of United States treasury notes, market value . 102,241 20 . ' Amount Bf issonri State bunds, 0 per cent., market valne... 1C,22G 00 Amouut of North Carolina bondd, 6 per cent., market value 9.H30 OS Amoant of Tennessee bonus, 6 per cent., market value.- 9,000 00 Amount of Brooklyn City water bonds, 6 per cent., market value ....... 10,250 00 ' Amount of bank stocks, mar. - kot value 83,525 00 Amount of loans on bonds and T mwrtfsageB, being Brat lien of mcord on. unincumbered roal estate, worth at least ' $1,698,300, and on which . there is leas than one year's , interest due and owing i rno of interest 7 per eeit..800,fiOS 0.1 . , Amount of loans on stock aud , ,-. ' i " bondsi payable on demand, ' ' ' ' tbe Biarket value of seenrities pledged, 9251,529 1SC,690 00 Amount doe from premiums on policies itsned at office.... 1,867 79 Amount of bills receivable , for premiums on inland navication risks, Ac ...ll,0A4 41 Interest actually due and paid 24,928 W , , 1, 458)60 28 - ' -LIABILITIES. Amomnt of losses adjusted, and due and uupaid , None. ' - - Amoimtoflossesiucnrredaud - iu process of adjntuieut......l7,C58 31 Amount of losses reported on which no notion Ium been taken .w 15,4'J! 12 Amount of claims- for losses resisted by the Company... 9,500 Oil Amount of dividend declared, and duo and unpaid..... Koue. Amount of diviileuds, either cash or scrip, dec laired but not yet due...... None. Amouut of money borrowed' Noue. Amount of. all other existing : claims against the Co.... .w. None. Total amount of losses, claims - 1 , aud liabilities..... .. 42,530 43 The'reatoat auionut insured ou any one risk is S3O,0iMv but will not, as a general rule, exceed 10,000. , The Company hits no general rule as to the amount allowed to be insured in auy city, town, Village or block, being governed in this matter, in eaoh cae by tbe general character of buildings, width of streets, facilities for putting out tires, Ac. No part of its capital or earniccrs is deposited in auy other State as security thereiu.- ' An attested copy oi tne cnarter or Actor IncurporatioM accompanies this statement. -S5TATE OF NEW 1'OEK. H. ; City and County of New York, 'Charles J. Martin, President, and J. Milton Smith, Secretary ef the Home Insurance Company, being severally sworn, depose and say, and each fur hiinseU' says, that the foretroiag is a true, full and Correct statement of Ihe affairs of the said Corporation, and that they are the above described officers thereof (it'ned, CHAKLES J. MARTIN, Proa't. (Signed,) . J. MILXOS SillXH, 8ec'ySubscriled and sworn before mc, this 17th day of : f 1 January, A. D I860. - Wituess my hand 'auaomeiai seal. (Signed,) BENJAMIN BANKIN, COinmissionor Tor Indiana, . in New York. 10& jsruadway, S- ; . i Allen C. Hallock is the duly authorised aeent for this city, as per certificate oi authority tiled in the County Clerk's office, i .. . . This touapauy insures airuinst lues or damaere bv fire to buildings, merchandise, household furniture, and personal property generally. -A loo, against the perils of iulaud navigation, at fair rates of premium. A Li. Li .4 C. IIALLOCk, Agent, Marble Hall Building, Main Street, Eransviile. feha-lmod jrmttiCKJf ClMtMiHr 4MM8T JLM article just received aud for sale at tbe pioneer family grocery, iebl J. P. ELLIOTT. V inent always on baud and for sale, iu lota to uit, at tbe pioneer family grocery. " febl 3priine, jusjt-received and lor sale at the pioneer family grocery. febl J. P. ELLIOTT. LAND FOn SALE. ltX) acres the n w qr sec 7, town 2, range 8 west. loo I'iO do n qr sec XK, town a, range 8 -vest, do s w o.r sec 22, town 2, range 9 west, do qr sec- 31,- town 2 range 9 west. i a 1-16 loO U)U una Vil) ii douptn e qr sec -it, town 8, range lo wst. do u w or sec 14, towu 3, range 10 west. do s w i)r sec 23, h n 3, range 10 west, do ! n a qr seo 2, tssil 3, rauge 1 do , e ur Sec 24, lawn 3. rauge 7 do s e jr sec 24, tiwn 3, rauge 7 do s w ur sec 24. town X rsuxe 7 lint The torero ina tracts will besuld on liberal term a. Titles are perfect, fcutfuire at the REAL ESTATE AGENCY, On Third street, between Main and Sycamore, - iu Wheeler's Buildlug. WM. H. WALKER, Real Estate Agt.

JLj received from Boston, a large lot of Coal Oil and. Fluid Lamps, which, in consequence of the latnueM of tbe season, have been bought at greatly reduced prices, and will be sold cheeper than ever

offered before at ,17 MAIN ST. JAMES T. WALKER. J US T 4 C E O F T H E P E A C E 1KB , , t f GENERAL: CQM.KCTINa AGENT. 4 1 i . ' i J L t . Eoansviilf, 'Indian Oflico on Third gtreebctWQett Msin and Sy. more streets'." ' ... . , 23 . BUL.8. -Ax " If eafk .plaster in store aud for sate by janisu - CHAS. McJOHNSTON. Louisville Tobacco Agency, i NO. 87 MAtX STREET, . (OPPOSITE THK CO0KT HOrSB) - EVAN SVILLB, IND. rwvfJB ujvjoxMSfeurjJiM8 tmj'- ' JL ed an agency for the sale of all kindsof manufactured Tobacco and Cigars, and will sell as cheap as the cheapest. : -,.,.11..-. -'-; especially invite the patronage of the city trade who will find it to their interest to give me a call. At any rate, call and examine my stock. . I have siso opened a complete retail stock of Can -dies, Nuts, BaisiBB, Lemons. fc. i. . .-. Also, a superior arti lo of Gun Powder, Young Byson and Imperial Teas to retail at 70 eta per lb. Gito me a trial. JAS. L. SPALDING. jan23tf. - Agent for Daniel Spalding, jr. . m 9 jut Jsr MJSMCHM M"OTJim w toas. 20 bbls selected New York Mercer Po- ' tatoes. Received I thta daypersteamgt : er Messenger, at fv . A '. COOK-i LANa-f-SSi :" ley's.'- -r ''Jiinr20 bu prim onions, 1 S-yffi- j : at the Aisreka 11aasar. iu roxes iresn I em- t i '1 ons, for sale cheap at COOK A t ANGLEY'S, 9 75 boxes assorted kinds just received by janZS , . - , . CHAS. McJOHNSTON. Statexnorit - ' ''' Or THK CONDITION OF THR . j , ..', Hartford Fire Insurance Co., MADE TO THE AUDITOR OF THE STATE OF INDIANA, JANUARY'!, 1800. 1st. The name of this Company is the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and is located at Hartford, Connecticut. --:; i j . . CAPITAL. ; 2d. The amount of Capital Stock i. 5500,000 00 3d. Tbe amount of Capital Stock paid.; - - up............ .. 600,000 00 i. ASSETS. . 4th. . . . " Cash on hand and in B'k...J3838 11 Cash In hands of Agents, or in coarse of transmission 62,698 89 Cash loaned on call 30,000 00131,029 00 Bills receivable, secured - by personaland collateral security 70,223 59 Real estate unencumbered, building and lot 19 Pearl at., Hartford 15,000 00 STOCK AND BONDS AS rolXOWS. VIS , AB Til. SI'KT TAI HI Shares Hartford B'k Stock. ... $51 ,10O Sb8,985 4O0 shares) Phoenix b'k stock . 40,OuO ' 37.200 100 shares Conn. Biv.b'k'g Co stk. 5,000 . . C,500 2i share Exchange bank stock... 10,000 10,000 150 shares Bank of Hartford Co. , b'k stock . 7.600 7,350 200 shares Charter Oak b'k stock. 20,000 20,800 220 shares Farmers db Mechauics' b'k stock... 22,000 25,620 150 shares Mercantile b'k stock.... 15,0uO 16,000 132 shares Merchants aod Manutac'rs bank stock 13,200 13,332 815 shares Mtnm b'k stock 31,600 34,020 184 shares City bank stock 18,500 ' 21,045 200 shares American Exchange bk stock, N Y 20,000 20,000 200 shares Bank of Commerce b,k tock, N Y 20,000 19,800 300 shares Importers' A Traders'1. B'k sock, N Y....... ." 30,000 , . 83,600 300 shares Bank of America bank stock, N Y .... 30,000 83,450 200 shares Manhattan Co. b k stock 10.000 200 shares Merehants B'k s'k, N Y, 15,000 200 sliares Union B'k stock, N Y 10,000 20O suures Ocean B'k stock, N Y.. lo,00 100 shares Bank of N America Bk stock, N Y 10,000 300 shares Metropolitan b'k stock, N Y 30,000 100 shares Blackstone b'k stuck, Boston ... 10,000 10 shares Bank of Commerce st'k, Boston ..... . 10,000 100 shares Granita bk stock, Bunton 10,000 10 shares Suffolk B'k stock. Bos- - tou... 1,000 100 shares Hide and Leather B'k, - : Boston . 10,000 100 shares Webster b'k . stock,' ; ' ' Boston 10,000 100 Nhares National B'k stock, Bos- - " ton ...... 10,000 lOOalmra AtlnutI U'k ssouhr, u-' ton-.-... .... 10,01X1 1X shares Safety Fund B'k stock ' Boston.... .;i. 10,000 ' 100 shares Buylston Bank stock Itoatoi 10,000 100 shares Iterera Bank stock Boston '10,000 200 shares B'k of the State of Missouri stock ... , 20,000 200 sliares Merchants' B'k stock St. Louis..... '. 20,000 ; 120 shares Connecticut llier Company stock .-...-... 12,000 2" b ares Councctiuut River R. H. Company.....; 2,000 100 shares Hartford A H Haven R R Co stock... 10,000 3d Tennessee State Bonds, 6 per cents, payable 1892 20,000 3 Ohio State Bonds, It pur cents, - - payable 180O 10,000 . 20 Michigan State Bds, 6 ) cents, . payablo 183.. 20,000 10 Missouri State Stock,, b per cent, payable 10,0-X) 25 Hartford Gity Bds, 6 per cents, payable 1876 35,000 20 shares State lfank Wiscousin . , , stock, Milwaukie.... 2,000 T4.050 15,825 10,000 ; 9,200 10,700 33,000 10,550 10,600 10,550 1.266 10,60 , 10.750 10,400 110,600 i - ' 10,300 11,900 10,100 20,200 20 100 3,000 18,450 18,100 . 10,135 - 20,(100 .8U0. 86,00 2140 ' " ' ' - ' " 888(1,800- ST0,457 '. - .' " ' - 720,457 , Total AsseU.. ...$930,709 69 - LIABILITIES. ( 5th. No liabilities to Banks, or others, due or not due.- .:!.' l.- i 6th. No losses adjusted and due. - 7th. Losses either unadjusted Ice moat Mh. or adj listed and not due, f 80 9th. Losses in auspenae.waiung - further proof, included iu .. last auswer abevo, ' " 10th. All other claims against - ' . . tlie Company (dividends . ' '-""' iinuaiii)... -......,-...l,&'iW ,. . - Total amoant ef lialiilititN'........ $0t!,9:t 86 11th. Tnerrleof the 4ompany is not to exceed S10,000 in any one rifck, subject to loss by a single ' tire. ' ' . . , , i 12tb. The amount insured iu a city nr vlllago, deliends uMn its sine generally aU the desirable rixks te be had ; subject to tne rale last above named. - 13th. The amount insured In any one block of bnildings, depends upon ita .sixj. and construetion, snlijet to tbe rule abere referred to. 14th. A certified copy of the act of Incorporation accompanies this Statement. ' : TIMOTHY O. ALLYN, Seo'v. STATE OF CONNECTICUT, , . . : HiKTlOKO COCHTY, Jaicaxt Cth, ISfiO. Personally apeared T. O, A LLY!, Secretary of the Hartiuid Kire IuAuranoe Company, and auale oath that the foregoing stateiunt,by him snbscrib-' ed, is a true, foil, aud correct statement of the affairs of said Company, and exhibits, so far as can lie ascertained at this date, its actual couditieu on tbe 1st dsy of January, 1800 Before me, - t GEO. 8. OILMAN, Justice of the Peace. Allen C. H allocs: is the duly authorised agent for this cily, by certificate of authority f rom tbe Auditor of State, filed in the Connry Clerk 'soffloe. Applications tor Insurance en merchandize, store houses, daellings, and contents, will be attended to aud policies issued at reasonable rates. ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Agouti' ' Marble Hall building, No. 9 Main street, Evansville. Ind , jan23-lm jnuvjTtwm ! rcM mutt. ujv tj AT hundred bushels fine, largs potatoes,. Just received aud for sale by jan6C UAS. Mi'Jt UNS TON . Posey's Block . ' ' ' ' IOO 40 bush sweet do, 39 do turuips. 20 do omiuua, In store and ft sale at tXXK Jt LANOLEY'S. Lots for Sale ! , ,i . OJ MOS r KjI 1 V Ai Bill N ! THS tuost lavorat'le opfmrtuiiity ever otlured to tlie public. 2U lots of 6 acres each, ou the Newa.rg road, 1 miles from the Court House, . And H tots of 5 acitat each, ou Wasbiugton avenue, one sine 1 10111 tne cilv. As small a oiMiitltv s tounn 01 au acre will Da sol. I, it Desired. Apply to. WW. BIERBOWER. nov2'dly

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mM. on leaving the lata firm of , Bierbower A Erooghton, would offer his tVanks td his friends who have patronized Mm while in business, ami trusts, before long, again tS solicit their favors vjanl7-dlBt -s'4 V A - CASH CAPITAL ENLARGED HAXTXmLLToXBOLLARS." l lAifhn ' - Incnimnsa I VlTl nnnv Jlliia lUJUiuiicc yjviuyuu raitttotd. cojfwrrccf: at" liviiiii i : ! r 'v-rt' Imerprmtt 1810. Chmrltr rpit Cash Capital, r : - - $1,500,000. f" '. ASSETS JANUARY I , 18G0. . ! 1 ' Par Bfarkot .Yluo.Yl, -Value. . , , (75,996 00 Real Estate uniocumbered Money due the Company secured bv Mortgage ; 454 75 Cash In hand and in Bank . with accrued interest... . 34,44 8 Cash in the hands of Agents . . -i-si r and in transits 1),297 78 44 Mortgage Bonds, 7 per : cent., aetni-annual int., $41,000 00 44,000 00 38 Mortgage Bonds, 6 per : ' cent., semi-annual int., 38,000 00 S8,000 00 25 Jersey City-Water bonds, 'rC per ct., semiannual interest 85,000 00 85,000 60 Uartord City Bonds. 6 ..-.-' per ct., semi-annual int., 60,000 00 61,W00-K 25 Rochester City Bonds, 7 ' ' per ct., semi-annnal int., 25,000 00 86,000 00 10 Brooklyn City Bonds, 6 :, . per ct., semi-annual int., 10,400 00 10,000 00 6 Mllwaukie City Bonds, 10 . per ct., semi-annnal int., ' 6,000 00 6,000 00 United States Treasury Notes and accrued int , ' 75,000 00 -75,900 00 United State Stock, 5 per " cent., semi-annnal Int. 150,000 CO 15,760 00 State fit. Kentucky,-' 'per - ct., semi-annual interest, 10,000 00 ' 10,600 00 State of Tennessee, 6 per ct., , semi annual intrwt.... .10,000 00 90,000 00 State of New York, per ' cent, semi nnual int.,...- 25,000 OO 28,000 00 State of Missouri, 6 per ct., ' semi-annual interest 5(,000 0O- 41,600 00 State of Ohio 6 per ct., sem- v .- " annnal interest (18ti0) 60,000 CO 61,W 00 State of 0bi0 6rret..semi- ' ' annual int. (188) 25,000 0 J7.500 fiO State of Michigan 6 per ct. 'i semi-annnal int. , 25,000 GO 2C.O0O 00 State of Indiana 2 V per ct. . - .- aemi-Huinuat interest......''- 49.810 0f 30,882 20 Delaware and Hudson Can't . ' Co. Bond, 6 percent. semi- ' i f' ..!. annual int .10,888 60 11.0S9 60 500 shares Hartf'd A New ' ' . Haven Railroad Co Stock 50,000 00 62,600 00 250 shares Conn. River Rail' - Road Co. stock 25,000 0O . 18,750 00 107 shares Boston Wor- - 't rester Railroad Co stock... 10,700 OO 0,914 00 50 share Conn. River CeStock. - .5,000 00 ... 1,250 00 50 shares Citizens' Bank ' Stock, Waterbory, Ct 5.000 00 ' U.300 00 60 shares Stafford Ba'k St'k , Stafford Springs, Conn.... - 6,000 00 3,300 Of 36 sliares Eagle Bank Stock Providence, R I 15 shares Mechanics and Traders' Bank Stock, Jersey City, N. J........ .' 200 shares Revere Bank St'k ' Boston, Mass.... 100 shares Safety Fund B'k Stock, Boston, Mass 100 shares Merchants' Ba'k Stack, St. Louis, Mo 200 shares Bank StaM of Misssuri Bank Stock, St. ' Louis, Mo... 100 shares jEtna Bank St'k Hartford 100 share Hartford Ceunty . . B'k Stock, Hartford ; j 100 shares Chvter Oak B'k St'k, Hartfurd...:.. 100 shares City Bank Stock, ' Hartford 600 shares Xxchange Bank St'k, Hartford . 400 shares Farmer and Mechanics' B'k St'k, Hartrd 486 shares Hartrd B'k St'k, Hartford. ......... ..... 100 shsres Merchants and MaifufrsB'k St'k Hartford 300 share Fbcenix B'k St'k Hartford . iW shares State B'k Stock, Hartford 150 shares Connecticut Riv'r B'k St'k, Hartford.......... 400 share American Exchange B'k St'k N. Y 200 shares Bank of North America St'k, N. Y 600 shares B'k of America 8t'k,N. Y. ; 2X) shares B'k ef Republic St'k, N. Y. 100 shares B'k of Commonwealth St'k, N. Y 300 shares B'k of New York St'k, N. X.... 200 shares B'k ot Commerce . St'k, N. Y.MM , . 800 shares Broadway Bank St'k, N, Y.. .. 800 shares Butchers A DrOr vers' B'k St'k, N. Yj 100 share City B'k St'k,, 300 shares Importers A Traders' B'k St'k, N. Y 200 shares Market B'k St'k 1,800 00 1,872 00 1,50 00' 30,000 TO - - i I 10,000 00 ' 10,000 00 20,000 0O 10,000 00 1,600 00 20,400 00 10,100 00 10,M)0 00 X1.000 00 10.800 b i . 6,000 00 -' 6,000 00 - lo.ooo oa 10,000 bo i5.000 oo 40,000 00 48,600 00 10,000 oo 30,000 Off 24,000 0O 1 7,500 00 40,000 00 20,000 0 30,000 00 20,000 0O . t 10,006 bo 30,008 00 . 20,000 0O 1 WX) oo 20,000 0O 30,600 00 11,600 00 , 15,000 00 ; 44,400 00 ' 65,610 00 10,100 00 ' 28,600 00 29,040 00 9,750 00 . 38,400 00 21,800 00 33,800 00 35,600 00 10,000 00 , 31,000 00 . 20,600 OO '' S8.000 00 S4.000 00 10,000 OO , 12,400 00 30,000 00 33,000 00 20,000 OO - 21,000 00 12110 shares Mechanics' B'k St'k, N. Y . ,z 30,000 0O ' 84,809 00 200 shares Merchants' Exchange B'k St'k, N. Y.... 400 share Metropolitan B'k 10,000 OO . ' 10,000 00 St'k, N. Y 40,000 00 320 shares Merchants' Bank 44,800 00 J. .... .. . 43,460 00 30,300 00 -au.fwo oo "13,660 00 10,000 00 18,300 00 16VTO0 00 11,000 60 -40,009 00 9,000 00 2, 350 00 St'k, N. Y 41,000 09' 200 shares Nassau B'k St'k, N. Y......i 30,000 00 : 400 shares Manhattan B'k'. St'k, N. Y 20,000 00 100 shares Mercantile Bank . ' St'k, N; Yi... 10,000 00 . 300 shares North River B'k? .. St'k, N. Y 10,000 00 ; 400 shares Ocean B'k St'k, N. Y 20,00 f 400 shares Peoples' B'k St'k ' ' N. Y .... i.n J 0,000 00 900 shares Phoenix B'k St'k N. Y : 10,000 00 400 share Union B'k St'k - - ' " N. Y .. ..... 20,000 00 100 shares Hanover B'k St'k ' N. Y...i. 10,000 00 150 shares N. Y. L. Insu- " ' . ranee e Trust Co., N. Y,, 15,0(l 00 100 shares U. 8. Trust Ce.. 10,000 00 Bills receivable,- maturing ...... 12,100 OO 7,010 56 17,844 65 miscellaneous iiems..,..H , $2,194,100 02 V UT TTa Tlie Amount of Liabiiitise du or not dn to Banks or other oreditors ..........-....nothing. Lesses adjusted and dns. . ....t..MOmf. - Losses adjusted and not UueM.. -528,861 93 Losses adjusted, in suspense, waiting fur- ' ;l" ' : thor proof or contest.. i 51,095 72 All other claims agaiuat the Company are small, for printing, c. '" -. , , ,v r THOMAS A. ALKXANDKR, . , Acting SecrehUT'. . HAKTroao, January 1, I860. ; STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Hartford Co.,' '' 'Jl IlABTroan, Jan. 1.J800. j .. . ' : Personally apfwared before me, a Jnstioe of the Peace, duly qunliti'id to administer oaths. "Tho A. Alexander, Acting Secretary, and made solem ' oath tatt th forewing atatenuct th asset and condition of th .AEtua Insurance fkimpasf . true. - HENRY FOWLER, Justice of the 'Peeewl 1 yWXfZXJVC. MAI.Z.OCK. MB TaHJOPm WM. ly authorised Agent for this city, by certificate of authority from the Auditor of State, filed, in the County Clerk's office. ' i Fire and inland navigation risks accepted, at terms consistent with solvency and rair profit A LLEN C. HALLOCK, Agent. Marble Hal) buildings. Mo. 9 Main st. janl3-ln !mjiiA.8i ou Mmum 1 W W 1 nails, just received at jan2U JACOB STRAtB A SOX. SEA lot just reoeived and for aale by Ja2 " " 4 CHA. MrJonSSTOlf. - '.fSfJsVA tJrT JTJV 1 e VMMC9JT - WW CHEAP? In order to make room for eur Spring stock of Clothing, we will for th next sixty lava offer oar satire stock of siiperior overcoat mail all style of winter clothing at COST FOR CASH ; and in order to suit all, we will sell either at whelssale ev- RETAIL. All persons wanting a BARGAIN in this line will find it at No. 20 Main street. WM. Jt, FRKXCU CO.' - jau24: ' ' " -:' ":

.rmMM vjvAAMMBtehnrMiAt it a-a.ajh M. ed to inform his customers aod the trade generally that be has become connected with on of tbe largest importing house ia Kew York, for the imrpoM of earryi on more efiectually th Drug aud Apothecary business in all its tranche. By this arrangement J shall always hav i foil supply of pare medicines that will be sold on better term t han ever ofleVeu before. ' Orders by mail or otherwise attendee tu - promptly and satisfaction warranted. W. H. P. STODDARD, - ' ! .1 W limia M., Evansvill. In.

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Stove I'ini (' J - CKb lot of these truly and Justly celebrated, newly and greatly improved summer and winter Cooking Stoves, of the unrivaltwl Stewart's Patent, and at the only" agency in this city. - Thotf ScanUint, No. 29 Main ttreet, tetween Fir it and Second. . Tbe first premium was awarded to this stove as the best coal or wood-cooking stove, at tbe South Western Indiana District Fair, held at this place. No stove eTer devised combines as numerous or Important scientific principles, as this of Stewart's. It broils, boils, bakes and roast at the same moment, without one dish imparting flavor to another, r produrHir--4hat menissof-taeee in moats, and gravies, which, to thedelicateand fastidious of taste makes so insuperable an objectiou to every other cooking stove now iu nse. With one-fourth the fuel employed in the best of stores now iu use, this most perfect and complete cooking apparatus performs, simultaneously and more perfectly than has ever before been accomplished, everything required in the best provided families, so far a cooking is concerned. When, too, it is borne in mind tliat tbe most delicate female can visit the kitchen when the Stewart Stove is fully employed, and Ihe fire is at its highest, without the smallest unpleasantness from the change of temperature, so lit! le is the heat from it diffused externally, an inducement is presented for ita universal eniplo) ment never heretofore presented in any other stove. , That, indeed, is one of Its principal attractions, as well as its greatest wonder, hw.beat is so economised and diffused within the store itself, and so little perceptibly ca caoes into the kitchen, a place whore, with any of the stoves now iu nse, other than- Stewart's, it is scarcely possible for any on, In warm weather more particularly, to breath with comfort. For 20 years. Air. Stewart haa been employed in perfecting this stove, aud since-last February, he bus obtained three new patents for improvements, which, In his opinion, and the ep in ion of all who have- examined it, made it. perfect- Within four years, tmidn thoUKifd of them have been sold, undi r a full guarantee, and not one ha been returned. These remarkable results have emboldensd a host ofetoye manufacturers to imitate the Stewart ii to ca but, save in exterior appearanoei which the old patents (hnvinf; expired) enabl s them to give, they no more resciutde Stewart's tiian chalk does-cheese. These Imitations are known by various names, but they are all deficient iu important particulars, such as tbe air-tight boxes, by which full control is kept over the fire, and of tbo heat, by a draft damper, ingeniously contr ved, which also admits a constant current of cold air en the outside of the fire-box, , which again becomes heated air, and, passing iuto the oven, is made available for cooking pnrpowes. The agent smd subscriber is receiving the beet imitation of the Stewart Store, called " Pride of the West," which he will be happy to dispose of at twothirds of the price of the genuine Stewart's. It is possible, ot course, to cook with it, but i boars no comparison to Stewart's. The "Stewart " is sold by th agent undor a full gnarartee to perfosci, as recommended, atid if, within three months from purchasing, any fault is found with them, b will take them back, and refund tbe money- HffM-kMprJ will bear 1a suind theu, that tbe genuine Stewart Stove, bought at the only agents here, will, with half th labor and one-fonrth the fuel, do mure and better cooking than any other stove ever constructed. - ,i s j. THOS. SCANTLIN, No. 29 Main street. Sol Agent for tne sale of tho Stewart Stove ik Southern Indiana and Kentucky. WKalenced Nurse and Female Physician, presents to th attention of mothers, her . . , SOOTHING SYRUP,- . . for Children Teething, which greatly facilitates the procejs of Teething, by softening th gums, reducing all inflammation wilt allay all pain -mid spasmodic action, and is SI' BE TO REGULATK XiilC BOWELS, depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourself, aud KCLIKr INK HCSLTIT TO Y-tVK INVaKTS. " ' We have put up and sold ibis article for over ten years, and can say,7in confidence aud trnth of it, what we have licvT?er been able to say of auy other medicine neverjjjlias it failed, in a sinjrln instance, to effect a curer'when timely used. Never did we know an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who need it.On th contrary, all are delighted with ita opernCtious, and iqieak in terms of highest commendatioii of its magical -t-fectsand medical virtuesj We sfieak in this mutter " what m-a do know," afjlter ton years' experience, and pledge our reputaOtiun fur the fulfilment of what we here declare. In almost every instance where the iufant is suf -fering from pain and exhaustion, relief will bewtonndiu 13 or 20 minutes after the Syrup is adwiuQjistured. This valuable preparation is tho prescription of one of the most experienced and ski 11 X. u 1 Nurses iu New ifingland.Juid has been used with never tailing success lnvthonsands of casus. It not .only relievesXtbe child from piiili, but invigorate thentoniachwtud bowels, correct- uciii;' ity, and gives tune atidlweuergy to the vtho'.eiystem. It will almost iustantly relieve .Grinins' in the Bowels and WindOSColic, and OTorc ne convulsions, which, if notspeedily" remedied, end in death. We believe it-Qthe best and surest rem-' edyin the world, in ail-casea of Dysentery aud Diarrhea in children, wwhether it arises from teething or from any. other cause. We would say to every mother who has a child s n ffe ring from any of the foregoing complai nts, do fiat let your prejudices, aor th prejinlioe of others, stmid between your suffering child and tho relief that st ill be sure yes, absolutely sure to follow the use of this medicine, if timely used - ... 1 ' Full directions for usiug will accompany each bottle. None genuine unless th fac-simile of CURTIS A PERKINS, New York j is on the outside wrapper. ' ' r 1 Sold by Druggists thronghont tbe world. opal ones, no. l.itjeuar street, new ioik. ' Price 25 ets. a Bottle. Janl3-dwly. . s KELLER A WHITE, Agents; Ivanaville, Ind. GERMAN & FRENCH NIUUT SCiHOUL. Jt- s poet fully beg leave to Inform his fri.mds and the public in general, that he has ope ox-4 a night school for the instruction of the French and German languages. Beinga graduate of a Europeau University, and a teacher of practice and experience, which he has become by exertion during a number of tears, he hopes to satisfy all those who may entrust themselves or be entrusted nnto his care, and begs the patronage of his fellow citixeus. Also, young clergymen and students of the o-oenel are requested te take notice of a lessons iu the Hebrew language, ror particulars, apply to ; t .1, ! 1- Jtev. Or. M. DELBAACO. . Prof, of ancient and modern languages. ' First street, rear of Benin's Commercial College. . Jan20-3m ' : . -. I... .--. V8T BBVttVJiU CM lm It A. Of ,n.. i.i-,- m... of Meerschaum Pipes. Cigar-Uolders, A warranted genuine. - 1 - ' decll SCHBOEDER A KEHIi. 100 JIOXHM Z V r'trginia Chewing Tolacc: ' ' dec3l . SOIIROKDER ITirffR. lOTIt.JB T4 AVi,UAiH.-t.Ait 0.ml W Hit nrooosals will be received br either W. - Collins, Ira P. Grainger, w.J. Hall, t Kiuglic Towutnip, i;ouutv ot aouertiurgn, Indiana, ujitil Saturday, tto llth day of February next, for the :rrerh? road For and V January 19th, latA. - 1 gf10AA2M TO O A.H-J 11 HV MNCKi'f a fine aaiortuieot of f. R. Ravtuii's Cooper Tools, st ' 1 ' JACOB-STRAt'll A SON. ' ftt jWMKmiTfXrt Jt.A. JT A'f-1 CRINE. CURSiCK A CO.'S cheep Family Gro- i ry, 4T Main .treeti end buy someof the best Crau- 4 end bnvsomeof the best Cruu lierries that have been seen isi the citjr this wasou Remember, 47 Mam street. jaula 1 JCA H I , wholaeela and retail OROCERS. Ko. 47 MAI V ST. Ou hand and for sale j ow fur cash, Oroeories of every description ; a well eseorteQ muck 01 wuwi au,t wuiu.nwv, iuciuuiu fancy and common baskets, iu great variety ;. tabs,buckets, brooms, etc, ,4 vegetables, eggs, butter, cheese, bams, tougues, dried beef, and proviMons gsuerallv. Country produce ef ail kinds, bought and aold. janlil-jy. "f. J OWJj MM m A COB Am. Bread 1 Mow ia the tisae to get nice, fresli country corn meal, made fr,uu pur white eoen, at th low piir of tec per bushel, at . KRSK.li.lC, ClIRk'ICK A CO., 1 'Jal ' - . 47 Maia sties. IJfHIfSA' ASB rtBjtt:cmu 1 faVUL drea's, Miese', aad Ladies' Opra HoodSj lor the million, lust received at deel S. KMBICU Srd.'S. rWl MVH8 MOWPH-JUHT MKCAtA W I JL. a large lot ef Truss Hoops, assorted iza aud for sale at JACOB STRAUS A SON. . jaa'JU .: -J J - - 74 Main street. 7r. XAiCJil t'til Kes. at JLB.60 bundles assorted sizes, at JACOB 8TBACB & SOS. I . 1 dflAJWJSATVJV MA VTA J' A. O O S hales Ho. battiug.just received by declS WHEELER A BIGGS.

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HOMsMSmJiljX BKTJ11 BOOK ASTATIONEItY STORE. Just received and for sale by the sub- t4 4 scriber, A large Bad splem'id assortment M . . of. Books and ta4ipnery, consisting in, if part of COO Reams ot Cap, Letter 1 Note Paper ; 600 Quires of Blank Books, from Mb -JH.8 per quire; VftfVh- nssorted linvelopes; Memorandum Books of all kinds; i-.Iho, a bti-fre a eortinrfrof SchooHtoT.kj r tiblm of all kinds ; al kind; r,-Misc-llatu-tvs. WOrha ; Gold Pens of H . kiniis ; Ste-1 Pens r every brand ; Oold and SiKs, Peuhob'.ers and .Pem-ils ; .Pia-ket. Books aud Port moniieJc of every deHcriptiori; ?.fusicl Instrumentcf all kinds ; Sheet Music and Jliwic 1'aper; Draw, ing Paper and Pictures ;' SUtuti aod Pencils; I lit and Inkstands ;' and' maii-m her articles too ns. merotis to mention, all of which' will be sold at the very lowest price for cash. ' ' '-. HEALY, Foster's llloi-k, corner nf ?Iain and First strouh, '-snv;14 . . i y - Henry F. Mi emu.) , ... , .(Huset Hichaid. Formerly of W.J. Deubler Formerly of 8. Kmbicb. - " Miller & Niehaus, CHEAP CASH DRY- GOODS STORE, Ko. 43 Mai Street, mar23 7 , , EYANSTILLK. IND. Et ausrille Commercial Collegf mm. 7, JVORTJf flMST STMMM1. W KVANSVILLK, IND. This InsUtutiun pr sents every inducement to young men wishing t acquire a thorough practical knowledge of Doubb. Kntry Book Keeping, as well a a general Businea Education.' 1 ... This institution has been In saeoessful operation for over Are years. For Catalogues or other par. ticulnrs, call at the Rooms, er nildree decl3-ly JKRKMIAH BKHM, Principal. W. A. CATLETT & CO., CORNER OP EIGHTH AND LOCUST STREETS-OPPOSITK THE RAIL- - ROAD DEPOT. If 9 JVM OPXJVtiU mi FJ M I hV MM GROCERY, where they wUl keep a full sotply of the best Family Groceries, which they wy sell at the lowest prices for cash. All kinds of maiketingand coaatry produce will be purchased at the market prices, or received in pay for goods. Families sending their orders to this store may be sure of having them promptly and faithfallj ' filled. sepM INSURANCE AGI3NOYT ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Kvainsville. UNDER VrUITKR AND GKNKliAL INStTRANCI AUKNT, Anjusrr.a w Ai:iau. inb Nothi Pcsi.ic. Ife.eontinues to isiue Polici.-4f from several First Class and jinwc relhilile '- INSURANCE COMPANIES In tlie ComIt'i, on )W and i'irt Sinlt. He wiU alo receive applimtions for - LTFF. INSURANCE.' Ho will attend to tbo Adjustment of Lossaj ef -every-desrripritm nnder- pfrticie from otbw ngeocjef :tud ettond t" tbe settlement of all uial. ters coune:teif wftli INSUUANCiO, for parties IsterwiSed. .ilts-loug ;ex;erieiice as an Inschasci , AraMv, luuv niiUte him nuuiltttr with all subjects : connected with lusurance. . - 1 . '4S "tlliice. Marblo K:dl Building, No. 9 Main s. " J " '. 11 UN NELLYS ' 3?loorins 3VLU WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAI . EVASSVIt.LE, ISD. T is now iu full oiierntiou, with new and cum plete- Machinery- of the latest- style, for Planiug and Dressing LuiiiIm r, plaiting and grooving Flooring, making oors i'nd Sash Mouldtngs, Window Blinds, and every other description tl work dons in such establishments. : All work at these Mills warranted to be well done, and will lie otleren at tbe lowest cash prices. I 'Hiking Boxes of all kiuds made to order. , .Bracket aod Scrolls sttwea to any pattern. - Slitting and all kinds of Saaiug doae to order, ' and in the in 1st approved atvle. - Jv22 WILLIAM BUNNELL. New Administration! TO OLD PATRONS AND NEW ONESI J. P. ELLIOTT, Successor to .. fl. Cook, Pioneer Family GroceiJ, ' No. 22 Main Street. W W VJT JtJJVft XV i TM -AT .an aljuoet nillee variety of Fancy and Stapls , Grocri'iea whkb he intends to sell at UNIFOUX ' prices. He will not sull one or two leading articlM at cost or below uwt to attract attention ; but the coiumuiiity mar rely on getting good ai tides st tuir average price. I have something for a'.'DOM everybody; iiutclutuios, dalers, hiaise keepers, niisMes and bncbebfrs 4-4M1 hud goods in which they will obtain value received for their money. jiuiH J. P. KLLIOTT'S Family Grocery. T. SelistXX-JpO, ', ' Dealer in and Manufacturer of BOOTS, SHOES, AND LEATHER. ' '" -' also, nr.ALKit ur Tanners' Oil, Slme Findings, Tanners' and Curriers' TooN, patent LenUixr, Morouco,lioe Thread, Boot Web, Ac, lc. ('ash paid for Hides and Sheep Skins. No, !1U Kiut .Was hi ligton street, Indianapolis, Iudinna. dcc29-3mdAw Jacob Sinzich & Son, WHOLESALE ?;I3 AIDERS, ' - Defllers In - . nOAT STORES FAMILY GROCERIES. Uoeds deliveix-d in any part of the city free pf charJK-.,. .... . ........ Jaii2d.h CKNTUE OV ATTRACTION AT TT1R LITTLE MAN & CO.'S ! ! & yjiu vuott - ih jvo ty jboWJm. viding themselves with the necessaries of life, comfort, gilts, ice., it U woll to know that 8. KMRICH & CO., Ne. 40 Main street, have received ths greator part of their stock of Goods lately, whica were bought at Panio Prices, and which they an selling off very cheap. .. Ca'l and see them as trouble to show goods .. . .-. declS I ainnlsaiA (t ORKEKll'-WITH tBSAn, THiOVii Co., CfNCIMKATI. -: ' " ' ' ' ManuCtctilrfe? of , r-ILFLRB AND BURGLAK" PROOF Curlier 'X'Hira and ill vision Streets, ' ' ' EVANHVILLE, INl. -Coust.-uitlyon baud, all dilferont sines of Bxrrx, latest styles and improveuients, guuranteed to U e)uu in durability aud ftuish to any Kastern manu bicturej-s, at the lowest Cincinnati prices. ' Aijw Maiaifiicluiorsof LOCKS. WALL SAFEif, SUL'TTEUS, Etc., all fiuished iu tho best style of workmanship. .f ocimens or antes, etc., may be seen at Ucssrs. Roelkcr, Klusmau A Co., 16 Main street, to whoa all orders must be addressed. ang31 a.- fcfcjj-Ljjy yji x ICO, w rt77"3CJrx- 0alcaLT7i7-oll, , .'A'O. 9, i.l ST., BUT. MA IU V LOCVHTT WBA S UJ JtJJTJt JJY13 WMMjK, MM JIM. 1 ceive regularly during the coming winter and spring, a choicA articleof ;;' i. 1 tUA KEH TA HIE B CTT JR. i ojmu-jt, ,tgirs, . vegeiaoies, iiriea iruit, 1 lloiilminy, fieuus, rpilt tess. Leaf Lard Ac. ', FLOVIi AtiD MEAL. My stock of staple and fancy groceries is largs anil complete. Give Partner a call. IM. Ai. li. Utods delivered to any part of th city free of charge. derl hVY YOUR - Soots eft? SIlOOS j J-J . j At - McDonald's fit, . T . 1 ,111 - . . 1 j tlf.VAJ00t3 211(1 lOHOe A btOTC ! a nice lot of Kid and Morocco Boots. Cloth lace and ? C-omreKS Oniters, lluskius and SlipDers. with or ' without hoi ln, Slisses and Children's fine Gaiters bn-e rtnots, Ac. t'oarse and medium of all styles, r u' tl to celst. Ladies, Mlsse. an -' ftL'VJSA': friwm, 'ICZ,- I 1 lUiot A AhiM Stoiv a trial. Remember McDonald's, corner Main and rirxt streets. novv . -l ;HOfVIE INSURANCE. THE v. MUTUAL' aFIRE. INSURANCE 'iv.-qoMPJaiarr. OF VANDERBURGH ; COUNTY, IND., AfmBajjrtzni jceVHTt 1855. Ar , j:ii Couiiiy ssoiilinnes to take risks o buildings and their couteuts, in the city or country. " 1 . . . . . Applications-may lie left with either of the Directors, of with tbe Secretary. ' "Directors : K. S. Tennoy, Philip De;ker, Ridiert Barnes, II. 1 Allis, J. R. Ahleriug, Wm. R Pres- . 1 u- l.l .- . t r 54. I ,,MMm.'i JlOfilCftT EARLEY. Seo'ty. .V BVtijm CO Hff,. JF0B llaiai 'aiakiue cainlii-s. for sals bv jaata 1- S. E. OILBEuT A CO. W9MA-'a7m I'd UjMB-&MKiflJ m S- prime article, for sale by janU H. K. UILBKRTt00. VIvaf-v"irV IOO ,A0ZKJ' . vtVlor sale te the trade at manufacturer prices applr to S. E GILBERT A Co. jaul3