Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 134, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 11 February 1860 — Page 4

w '8 RegviarPa'ckeU expecting notice of their running arrangements in the Journal, must advertise wifA us. All kinds of Steamboat Job Work done at short notice, in good style, and at reasonable rales. Extra copies ej 'the paper for sale at all timet. jj

STEAMBOAT REGISTER. ARRIVED. Monarch, New Orleans, Switzerland, Cincinnati, Atlantic, New Orleans, Charley Bowen, Cairo, Dunbar, Paducah, Stephen Decatur, N. O. Diamond, Pittsburg, Bowling Green, Louisville, Fanny Bullitt, New Orleans. DEPARTED. Monarch, Cincinnati, Kate Sarchett, Wabash, Switzerland, N .O, Atlantic, Louisville, Dunbar, Paducah, Stephen Decatur, Cin., Diamond, N.O., Bowling Green, B. G., Lue Eaves, Coraloo, Fanny Bullitt, Louisville. ————— ......The weather yesterday was pleasant, though somewhat chilly. Business was rather dull. We observed very little doing. The river continues to recede, but the change is very slight ......The freight on the landing has accumulated to some extent, but the rates are unchanged. We now quote, to New Orleans: Flour 35c per bbl.; Pork 50c per bbl.; Corn 25c per sack; Tobacco $4 per hhd; Apples 40c per bbl.; Hay $6 per ton; Horses and Cattle. $6 per head; Sheep 75c per head; Cooperage, 1/2 bbls., 12 1/2c; Pork bbls and tierces, 20c each; Whisky bbls 25c. ......The <Charley Bowen>, with Captain Dexter in command, leaves for Cairo to-day at noon. The <Bowen> is supplied, with all the necessaries and luxuries of life, has very pleasant state rooms, accommodating employees, in consequence, rendering a passage on her exceedingly agreeable. Passengers will find, it to their interest to secure berths on the <Bowen>. ......The splendid <Diana> will leave for New Orleans this afternoon. She is one of the finest boats on the river; and Capt. Sturgeon one of the most reliable of boatmen. She will take some 300 or 400 tons of freight from this point. The <Bowling Green> presented her old familiar face yesterday. She leaves to-day for Green river. Her accommodations are excellent both for freight and passengers. ......The <Charley Bowen> arrived early

yesterday morning with a light trip of freight and passengers. The <Queen of the West> arrived last night, keen for New Orleans freight. ......The <Dunbar> departed at noon with a light trip. She took on some flour from the lower mill and some groceries to fill orders. ......On the last trip of the <Dunbar,> while at Uniontown, the second Engineer, Mr. Haywood, was seriously hurt, while attempting to oil the pitman. The scalp was torn from his head and he was otherwise considerably hurt. He was brought to this city, and in consequence of having no bones broken, will probably soon recover. ......There are now about two hundred laborers engaged on the levee at Cairo. ......The <Scioto> came down last night, and returned to Louisville. ......Capt. CHARLES BASHAM, of Louis ville, died on the 8th. He had been engaged in the steamboat agency business for over a quarter or a century, and previously was both a clerk and commander on the river. He was well known to boatmen. ......We clip the following from the N. O. <Picayune> of the 7th inst: Yesterday was dark and dismal, without. a redeeming point. It rained all day, relieving the levee of that dust, that had become an intolerable nuisance. Business on the levee was dull. The departures and arrivals were not very numerous. Among the departures we notice that of the <Grand Duke>; she had a large trip of freight and passengers. ......The following rather absurd paragraph we find in the Cincinnati <Commercial> of yesterday. We incline to the belief that the Southern boatmen are getting sick and tired of Northern boats. They are finding out the fact that cheap built freesoil boats are a dear bargain in the end: A gentleman posted in boatbuilding matters informs us that parties in St. Louis are about contracting here for two fine packets for the St. Louis and Memphis trade. Two new packets will also be built here for the Arkansas trade, another for White River, and probably a low water packet for the Cincinnati and Memphis trade. Two of the new packets for the Memphis and New Orleans trade will also be built here.—<Lou. Courier>. What there is absurd that a person should go to Cincinnati to have a boat built, we are at a loss to discover. We presume there are several places on the Ohio River where steamboats can be built just as good and cheap as at Louisville. By the way, neighbor <Courier>, don't your attempt to excite the prejudices of Southern people against Northern built boats, appear contemptible, now you take a second thought on the subject? Receipt by Railroad. February 10, 1860. 10 sack corn meal, Loreuz Ziliae ; . 2 suks feathers, Wheeler A Riggs ; 4 bbl eggs, 1 box butter, Geortte Miller ; 20 hides, Casimir Schlamp ; 1 sek leathers, 1 sck socks, Samuel i-uiDicu & to, ; d bbls apples, Fred Reyner; 448 sacks corn, A E Surader; 32 bush ear corn, 113 scks shelltd corn,. (io Fester A Co. ; lot rags, 1 bbl butter, Preutou Cro. ; 4U6 bu bran. 2 bbls eggs, 1 bbl onions, A Leutcka Co. ; IU bbls flour, I A Crane; two borao wagons, Brown It Aikman ; 1 two horse waggou, 1 sck harness, 3 kegs lard, Brownlee Jt Amos ; 2 sacks, harness, J M Faruer ; 1 printing press. Whitehead J.Wlllard, rare of J 8 Gavisk ; 1 hoise, 1 stallion, J A Zeniisnoely ; 1 chest, 1 trunk, Cha F Farrow ; 6J3T lbs old iron,, Roelker, Klnsuan A Co.; '24S - bush wheat, 1 It Mills A Co. ; 35 bUs mess bwif, bbl lard, 2 coo c'hiiVeus, 1 two horse wagon, Samuel Orr ; 1 box goods, J II Maghoe. ,,,.,; , A. E: SUKADEK, Agt. Lioht Biscuit. The ingredients are: .Five , eupsf ul of milk,' four k spoonsful of saleratus dissolved in some cream,' and a . small portion of salt, i Mix inenougn Sour , to form a paste just stiff enough to roll out. The Hon. Joel Jones, formerly Judge of the District Court for the county of Philadelphia, and Mayor of that city in 1849, died in that city on the, 3d hist., in hia . lxty-fiflh year. He was a lawyer of great learning, a fine Greek and Hebrew scholar, and a man of great personal worth. : t&" Mr.. Hoffman, recently elected Ser-geantat-Aros of the House of Representatives, was a member of the House at the time Brooks made 'the brutal attack njion Senator : Sumner, and he roted to expel Brooks the only Southern man that did so. SDetail9 of the loss of the clipper ship Flora Temple, Captain Johnson, from Macao for Havana, show that the entire number (eight hundred and fifty) of coolies on board, proves the boats were na more than sufficient to save the crew. . tS? Not since 184 J, it is said, has husii ess been more thoroughly ' prostrated in .Philadelphia than at present. j

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REGULAR PACKETS. I 1 ' For New Orleans. JL 1'acknt DIANA, STtJaoE - --twm Master, will learo ai above on .-'-iFMwt-.f-Ratnrday, the 11th inet., at 4 m Sircr o'clock 1. M. Vr freight or V'wnK' a-i'ly'loa hmnt. 1.44 AVn itvlfXiJV'M .tiKjiJl-V.- THM-: liirkr lrailirlt t 1 1 1AJ4.4A n ITH V iMUk w - et BOW LlSti UKKEK, Comba nuislfcr, I Jy-jil ! Saito, clerk, lt-avea' IU port lor tin firr-- r jsj aboTe iuiiat on Saturday (llth Fvh.) at 4 o'clock I'll.Tor fruiuht or uaiaai;e aii(ly ou houi d. feta-aia .... 1 M (hiltiiiijV MiiVJiMrtil-J UI. Onlnr KvHiiHTille ami (iif river packet P. B. CAM l'E Li, C J-ninm muster. Hani l)avi, clerk, haTin? beeni newly fitted ami furnished, oilers suierior aiciumoilatiohn to the traveling pnlilio.- She wiU run recularly throughout the preneut sob to ail points on Green river. Merchant!) and trudrrs sending order can rely on having them proniitiy filled. The office of the Campbell will utidud promptly to all way business, carrying. freight and pafteengeraat low rales, filling orders, making pnr-linw-H, fc, for their friends along the route. fettt , JLJ CAIRO KKGULAU PASSKN GE B PACKET, CUAIAJLEV BOW KK, IlKXTF.a. Master, louvea Evansville Tuesday aud Saturday, at la o eiocit iu., aiiiving at Padticab at C o'clock, A. M., Cairo at VI o'clock, M., Wednesday and Saturday. lieturning, learea Cairo every WcUucsduy and Siiturday, at 7 o'clock, P. M and Padurah every Thuraday aud Sunday, at 9 o'clock, A. M., connecting at Kvansvillo witu the tvaunvmo aun LTawiuranun U. It., aud Packets for Green Itiver. Also, con necting at Smitbland with Cumberland River Park eta ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New UrU-uas and fct. Louis Packets. r , Tickets can be obU.ned on board the bout for all Bastern Cties. , ,. ' sept'23 PACK E TThe fine- steamer trr. llt'NBAK, Gnu.1 Fowler, ' nisuter, ! 41f 1 1 7 leaves ."KrabsvillB i every llimitBT...y-4 Wednesday, and Friday, at 12 o'clock M. I.cai-1 Pail Utah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 9 o'clock A. M. Oonneetlng at KvanseiUe with the Evansville and Crawfordsville Kailroad lor nil pniuts North and Kant, witb packets for-Loirixville Green, and Wabash rivers. At Paducah with puck ; eta for St.Louis, Xew Orleans, and the Daily Mail hoats-.for Cairo, .Nashville, and Tennessee river. Vr"Btisitin8H proriiptlr attemled, and charge for freight and pass en, same a charged by tiio ,retular packet.- Through bills of lading gmn to new Orleans and all points on the Tennessee and Cimiberland rivers ... - -... aiigl8 W JB IT L Jt tt A O VMS t JL K V A N S VI LLK AND'. HEKDUKSON Packet. The new I JtS-i G R K Y tM-Si and magnificent Steamer EAGLK, W." H. Daniel, Captain ; J. a. Pim as, Clerk, leaves Ixraisville every Wednesday and Saturday at 4 a'clocK P. M. .Leaves K vans vile every Monday at 12 M., and Thursdays at 5 o'clock P. M. J'un - . ; . : , rntoH houth v&u jtirwv tvii JU PONO JIIVKB. The elegimt . passenger steamer LUK EAVES, I-.;Li McDonald, Master, will make 'tvfrn-- ftlar semi-weekly trips to South Carrol ton aud I'ond Kivar, leaving on Tuesdays and Fridays.. , For freight or iiassane, apply onboard. ilc20t FOlT W ABASllllTVEil. a lhe new anil np-nt oraugnt steamer MASONIC GEM, Pillsbury Lf"',? Master, McDonald Clerk, will make. ' i M regular trips between Kvausviile aud Mt. Cariuel, during the seasm. i . ( For freight or passage apply on boarj.jiuriltf . JK a The new and lipht draught Jim PACK KTS ! draught steamer -The fine light J- 3E3Z- Done, , LEWIS DAVIS, iMasler Win. M. List, Clerk. Leaves Kvansville ou Saturdays, at 12 o'clock. Leaves II utnoiivilla on edues.li.vs, a) ISu'clock. Sl'EKU, Ci?t I'lHiT, It EL I A BI1.1T V, KAhETY. !E3Z.Vto SXXo3a.o-, JOHN McCLAlJs Masler. Tlios. Duhouchet CloiK. Leaves Kvansville ou Wednesdays, at 12 o'clock. Leaves Ilutsonville on Sntnrdnys, at 12 o'olorK.-. Mr These two boats will run recularly during the season, connecting at Ilutsonville with tho Hutaouviile, Torre Haute, aud Lafayette l'iu a.-t, MASOKIO GEM. Freight and Passeiigors rocuipted through to all points. PasseDgers and Shippers may rely upon the regularity of these boats. All orders and business entrusted to them will lie promptly attended to. jgrE & u'jlj u if'j a a M rjfa JLm. Packet, the light draught steamer, CAS 11. li GARDEN, Consol, master, Mieble, clerk, will make regular trips between Evansville and Engeuednriiig the sea son. For freight or passage apply ou buai-u. Jau24. '''' 'J. U't ItJt KM It M i"Mi H .f v Packet, the splendid light drauiit fp. steamer FUKESTOSE, Moses Kirk-117(5. fkatrtck, master, will make rcgiilui tt- iVjaai trips uurlug tno seuaon isMweeu j-.VHiimfiuo auu Attica, leaving Evansville Tuesdays aud arriving ou Saturdays. " jau'24 g 9 m:j ii.i h uMie.init msh hm:t, jaa The lighi draught jntnnmer MARY CfKJK, SL'TTUlT Master, Campukll, Clerk ; w ilL'inake rt gular trips between Kvhusvillo aud Eugene, dining the season. For freight or passage, apply onboard. janl'J tf. . rllXuu!s'EVEItf, SAIL-MAKER & RIGGER, TBW SOUMi MJ'M-'OHJtl iJJ.tl It Jt T WW Caplitins and the public in gmtera! that be has on hand a valuable lot of TAliPAL LLNS OF AtL SIZES, which he will sell cheap-Old Tarpaulins repaired on short notice, Fire Screens, Roiler Deck Curtaius, made ami put up, complete. All riggiiig work uo'iie oh ' short "notice. Also, ropes neatly spliced. v Call' ats ryofii,over .1. G. Yeuncmau s store ' ." ' janlTdMiu CHILIS AND FKVKR. ST STMtJtJVa Mi I wf s strange that persons will continue to nhako from day to 'day, week to -week, Hiid month to mouth, with Agne, when soventy-five cents invested in Dr.-Ilarker's Chlorine Ague Killer would enro them sound and well. Try it. For sale at octlO ' THOMPKOS S Drugstore. UJ'MHIMMSS .' ..... . 9 Raisins and Currants, y . v. " Figsi lirled Apples, ana Dried Pa-iahi , 21 bbls Greeu .Applies, . i, : i ;1W buskels Ear Corn, , ... , . . i 21) bushels of thetu extra Pint Eve Potatoes ' Josf receive at - ' T Rh bMONMti. ' dei-23- Posies 1lliT.t, Main Street. yvT TMC.fl -J-yr - TMJi -J ''- It -V Ay of the Security fSn a-AWK Company, .Ocu.lx-r 1,19ASKKT8. Cash nn baiul $ GiiO li Vmi lui Coutiaenaiti Uuik,. awaiting 1 J nVHHtuient .-..a..,, Cash in Rank Couimonuealth.. i'.t,r,-.'i 05 ft,n7 47 Total .....I :..'...S:".:;sl t7 BmkSt.s Us .M slimes (tank Conimerce " " , M ' Am u Ex- Bank '.' " 'liHI " Hank New 'oik " 14 " Rk N. America . t - - , '- e . i ' j !S44 shs par vaK $J1 ,.rs1o wot t.ti iii.Vt;! -o Temporary Loans secured by ll.isis U. S. Coupon Rouds and shares Resolute Eire Insurance -Company-............'...1..."...- 12,.".oO 00 Bonds and Mortgages being first lien, c.4o;.,l", no Preniinma uncolleeteil.. - ,rol so Accrued Ins. on Rouds aud Mortgages ic Temporary Loans...... .: .' 0,7fvl 7!) Balance dno from Agents.-. !.. 1 'M Total .3.. Capitul Stock....-: flu-plus ..$.'44,801; SO ,-.;..SftiHMmo isi ..... 4t.!91 so -?M4,S!11 0 No Liabilities. '' ' - " JOSEPH WALKER, I'res't R. L. IIatihick, Beerctili-y. ' STATE OF NEW YOBK, .SW. CITY COUNT OF NEW iOBK. I Personally hppeare( before me I his -Jliib day "f November, A. I. ISo;, Joseph Walker, l'resid.-tit. and Kl.-h.ird V. Haydork, Swretary, of the Sicurity Eire liisram-,r Company, of the City of New Vork, and severally alltrnied that the within statement by tliem subscribed incorrect? arid true to the best of their knowledge and belief . 1 TIKIS. L. THOliNKLL, , - .Commissioner lor the State 4f lu.luiuH, ill JNer York. , This Company has complied with llty law of Indiana concerning lmturauco ComKiiiies, and i prepared to take risks in tho City of k.vansviJlt and Vanderburgh county, In. I. , E. 11. PARI XV Agent, declC ' 7 .Main street. - gVMJI lit ff JVJ i M Mi U IJS1 TO H.I V Ct A choice lot just received at the Louisville Tobsrco Agency, posite the Court House. Give me a call. '. 1 JAS. I,. SPA I. Ill NO. felrtl j i , A-.-el.t. Jl 'Ami oX tresh Eggs; liTSI IIm choH-e Roll butter. - Just received and forsstle bv - ,s -' ' V 11 A S." M J ( i H N ST I N , dec 20 f " . Posey's Iil.-k, Moin tt.

BUSINESS CARDS. remo val " ; 11 o tie t i 12 g & . lj it CUM T JS CT, (ificeCuf. Main and Watt entrance on Stain St., Evatftei I'"- ! Plans, HoocificationftT d-"'1 "a'ri"Rs. for nil i classes of buildiussw i't-Pred on jfhurt notice, Kim . r.....t. nr.- J.S. a;l"-l 7 l

C II I .-tiMiiiie-- ' t " F . A' .VJ8 1' I VJlJWJtJJSW, J T tiirueys at jw, Nolnries Public fcnU lieal I-:-jtte Acents, Kvt.isvflle. Indiana; Wm.l practice law in the tkurts of this S te, will attend to the collection of claims in any :: :il rfio t'nited Swtes, will buymidseil real e.-t ite in the :ity of Evansville, fn Vanh-rburgh imd !i.'.joiuihg Jounties mid in the West generally, ami will pei-torui ny othur duties pertninuig to-Attoruej-s or ileal Estate Agents. , iiOts) and farms always for a!". Uormnn spoken. by momlwr of the firm. S 'Oliice on 'i'lih-tl Jrtreet, "Oiiposito the (..n t House, in tho rooms formerly occupied by tho iato Crm of Deuby & XiUukeulieimcr. CUAltl.KS- TI1EOOOEE W. VJ:EMASS. nov:it)-umd ENC0U II AG KH META7HMl7" jry 11. i m: a .i n .rz , cjmrrmjum! JiLUm .MANUFACTURER, Alalia street, near the Caual, , EVANSAILLK, iNU. Has on hand a largo stock of Ruggii-s and Wagons of every variety all of his own manufacture which Uo will warrant to be superior to any work to bo purchased at the East for tho same priiws. During the late hard times, aud the inclement winter with its uniuissably muddy roads, tho demand for Carriages lias been light, and his stock has accumulated in his wurerooms ; to dispose of it, uud to relievo himself from a tslujlU pecuniary pressure he will sell at remarkably low prices. Any person who wants a beautiful Dnggy at a bargain, w ill find a better chance for n trade tiiau ho has ever had lieforo, at ; DEGAUMO'S. Thomas Redmond, Wholrsnleand Retail Dealer in i Groceries, Produce, & Liquors, WVa, 1 ,i '4 J'ate,t MSiacic, ,nsn fi. FBIMIMS VJVMfXKtiMliJ'Milt, 11.1 ViJVU JJL removed to No. 1J2 Posey's Mock, Main street, and disposed of his old stork of Groceries, is just receiving a new and enlarged assortment or u ituCERIES, LIQUORS, Ac, which he will sell, either at wholesale or retail, as cheap as can bo purchased in this market. Ilavine purchased my stock for caeb, I can sell my goods at Manufacturers' prices. To my old customers both, in town anil country, I lender my grateful acknowledgments for past laors, and hope ly strict iiltcntion to iusiiies-4 i:t merit a continuance of their patronage.", ' Iw" Goods delivered in any part ol I lie city tree of charge. sepal' T.REDMOND. New Grocery Store. W W the Dtiblic and ourselves ns much as possi ble, we have opened a brunch of our establishment a'o. WATER ST.. BET. MAINS: SYCAMOKE, where we wouUl take pleasure iu supplying famiUes and steamlKMitswith faucv aud staple groceries, provisions, ic, at the lowest possible rules. It is our intention to do as near a CASH bu.iiiv.-ss as possible, ut the new store, but for the accommodation of prompt paying patrons who may not have the "needful" convenient, we will take their order and have them charged at the old stand, No. S'2 Main street, where business will be carried on as formerly. Those interested in the purchase of steamboat stores will please give us a trial, as we think wecan make it thuir interest so to do. VICKERT IlROS. VV hulenalo hik) retail (IhhUt in TOYS AND NOTIONS, NO. 1 MAIN 8TRKKT, Trrr, MIMiUMi VJUS Mi Mi MOITJ'M Jl WW lull st.H-k of all the novelties of the day InrtheEall Trade and Holiday Presents, including Pianos, Mehxleons, Violins, Harps, Ancordeons, Fifes, Flutes, Toy Hrunis, Ouns, Uolls, Halls, Tea Sets, Tops, Marbles, Chessmen, JKiminos, FireWorks, Cold Plated and Oilt Jewelry, Ac. tV.untrv and City Trade solicited by oct-ly ' A. C. PUSHER. JOS. SCH0ENFELD, M AN V V A T II It E R A WHOLESALE DEALER IN CILiOTIIXKrO ! CLOTH, VAtHtMEUES, tA TI S IYI TH, TWEED ' GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Also, Hats and Cap. No. 3 Main Stkeet, bkt. Fiiist ano SSk.cond. epl2 . KVAN.SV1LLK, IN II. m jr mTj 0iij'soj-, mi oom - tt'Vllm. - Ell AMI) .mjcfgfwi Blank Book ManiifacturerZM?' First at., bet. Main and Locust, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Blank Books ruled, paged and made to order of the best paper, from a Memorandum to tho largest Ledger. Music and Magazines bound in any style. , , ., jelrtViitf II. MU11S1NNA, rrft. C3 X3C x ies o t , OEF1CK ON TliltiD STlii-.KT, UEtWKEN VISE AND DIVISION. -"" Plans, Speoilicalioiis, Ietail Drawings, Ac, f Public aud I'rivato Buildings prepared on reaK.ualde terms. sepl!l-lini " J I' JS 'it It V K L iTl O 'V T Ss CITY , Gallery of NO. 45 iTAIN TUEET, . EVANSVILLE, .VI). tfiT" Particular attention given to Photograph and Hcljtiiiotypcs. sep5-ly WUOLKSALK dkalku is GROCERIES & LIQUORS, Ko,ZS West First street, ap2T-ly KVANSVILLE, IND. Watches and Jewelry. . P. U. CEISSLER MAIN ST., BETWEEN THIRD AND FOUliTII, OI'VOSITE COlllT HOWE. gr.i F"wV a VST JtKTtril.YMZll FItOM mM. the East, where he has Z.'YHI purchased a beautiful assort- teJ'yr mentof WATCHES, CLOCKS, GJi-It. and JEWELRY of every dcs-l-!-aESsg-lt,a'jai criptiuii, tiio undersigned is prepared to suit purchasvrs in every particular. He invites au exaniinatiiou of hid goods and prices. P. L. GIESSLER. N. I!. Watches aud Clocks repaired and warranted. M-piii-dl VV. II. P. STODDARD, ST TfMi 1 Mj Mt Mi TJl It 1. 1 S It Mi II jii ; DRUG STORK, So. 17 Main street, con liuiies to keep uii bauds a lull ali i complete supply ol Medicines, y l'aiuts, -Oils, . Varnislies, Glass, Brushes, Perfumery, Lamps, Burning Fluids, Ac. Which ho sells at as lo a liguie as any house iu tho city. . . i Also, a hiree and varie il asswrtinei t of AM IIUOTX TE bTOih. I 'A M EKAf, 4S.'S, J l VII KM ZC.ll.jS, . . - " fu Cict, everything apiH-naiiiiug to 1 1. e ait. Orders promptly attemled to, and forur.!-d l.y sU-amboat or Exprts to any part Of the country... si-j t2ii "NEvv drugst6r " igrit voir itituun ou .ui:itM. icin.-s thitt you cau dtfpcn.l upon, call at Thompsou's New Store, corner of Main and Second streets. . He has a splendid st k of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dje-Stulls, Wiudow-tilass, Pertuiuory. PnUmt Medicines, Varnish; Shoe, Hair, 1'ooth. Nail, Clothes, and Hand Brushes; UxirOils, Pomades, l'ouiatuui.and Hair Tonics iu endlvss va riely. . The Ladies cm lind all the latest Toilet articles out, and of the very Lest quality. If yon want cheap and gooal g.iotl-!, go to THOMPSON 'S Kew lirng!ar. V i i- .- " fl: J IL. MA (HIKE & CO. Jt KAI.L T KAI'K, wild a ctfM'k of I(K1t- ovt'ry way iitrt to tlto UHiit-s oClito cunt i v, ami invitu llio attcntiun ot' MEUUil ANTS to tln'ir I'Xti'sive itt k of AND 1M1(KTKP JItV 3001fS t . , AML iltXITS .M.Hil:s, which id vwrj ciult mid vury chtrrtp. Wo i ivi(( Mfivbniits to ijvimiue our ntck Ufore lioin lurllMT from hoiut, a wn will wit th-m ch'HX'r tliiiu t hoy tail luy i4kkI- cL-ic whrre itutJ p;i-t thfiii home. - t , f IIOTKLS. HMiKWOOi 1IOISK, ili.M,. '. 3 11 V ERS, Proprietor. Corner First and Locust streets, Evausviile, lnd. One square fri.m steamboat landing. mv.r-lj rr- norm., i t h it tsTHmTy ' H. ' between Main aud Division, Kvansville, Iud. j ot:tl-lf.. M. WM. H. JIOH'OIHIT. Prop. i j,T .iyAf jv nat'si;, nosroj-, i Vt' ti. the larg.-st and ls-st arranged Hotel in the i-New Kiighind states ; is centrally located, and easy i ol access I'r.tm all t be routes of travel. 1 contains t nil the modern iuiprotenieiits,aiidevery convellieuv, lor the comfort and accommodation ol lue traveling public. The sleeping r.riins are large aud well veil- i titated; Hie suites of r.s.nis are well arranged, aud completely luriiished i,,r families, an. I large lraelU:4 parties, and the house will continue to In' kept s a tirsl -.-lass hotel in ev.-rv ress-,-t. ap8-ly LEWIS KICK, Propr.

MISCELLANov. &' 'l'J;.-Wi) have -JB. loi a supply ol o Q ft 1 It 0 If "Wo can also furnish Tf!A.;K S0A1.E3 of any capacity. These Scales are from the ananutiictory of E. T. FA1111IAXKS t CO., ?t. Jolinsburg, Verlnr.tit. Every Scale is tested and scaled, and war.ratitcd correct. 1'or t(tirtotiial3 wu refer to the Uuusiimis oriK.-rs.'.!isu.-ing tiiein. IIORXBKOOK CO., Agenfs, I:iv21 Water street. Evausvilla. ' E. S. BAIiCOCK, " WHOLESALE ANI ItKTAITj DEALER IN SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS. Evansville, Indiana.' Have constantly on hand Sash, fioous and Uot.T.tNii and Stati..'Xaiiy iiaiib lit.iNi.s, of Superior Aliegiiny Jiiimber, well scssv'tioil, atiO mi tlyaad strongly uuniiiia.it-ured.- i i ' ,' ) T j WHOLESALE CASH PllICES. S A S.II. , - ... . ! TI111K-. ... raicE PKB SI.K. , j. , !X 10 lUxlJ t. loxl-J t I NKS. , W INDOW. ".....lVa $ ...1'4 j. -- . --i-. IJs 1V8..., lis i 44 ; t2 ! 52 ! i :2 lux 11 luxll.-u 10x1.3 10x1 tl - 10x11 lO.xlli 10xlM.... 12x10.. 12x.lT. , ''-Clu'ck (ails, tvsu of other sizes .1 "a i I si 1 10 1 25 f i m 1 40 Laud, or put up at elu-rt notice. I O O It .".'

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FUAMKS-Door and Window. fV.E. TiniKNi:ss. run":. 8xl0 1 8 00 10x12 l!i ..: too Other sizes made to order. , ( tint' ULl N DS of all tio niadu to order. ; WiJ lit IMItS' other than regular sizes on hand, or made on short notioe. Doors moulded to order, rtnililers shonl.l, ifixissil.Io, make their Frames of rcguUr si&isj they tan then be supplied lit any timo, , . . Ceiling, Siding, and Flooring for saloi. Mouldings of ull sizes. Fencing Boards 4'- tt long, for sale cheap; Ono Window contains twelves lights. AU orders must bo addressed to ,, . . . E.. 8. BAT1C0CK, myl l-lydA-.v i ' .. Evansville. lnd. jfii 3T iTisiij it t: Hi-a, i.n M' tilt riii and Dealer in tia-h an SaAldlery Hardware, Main street, uear Water. . , - M - tisvirig completed my Kr- . range m e n t a ' with Europe US'? an and Amer" 4can - - rtt.'.tiufora supply is in am enabled to ofemeuts, . that fail - to- bo to lhe interest of all en--gaged in the business to irive me a trial. I name in part: axles, spriags made of the, lwt Bteel; ln1s, enaiueliMl atui vC all - kin. to ot leatllet; clot hs, linings for rarringes, varnishes, castings ol all kinds, saddle tres, English bridle Jeatliers, bits, stirrups,! spurs, hanies, -fmo. -ki'vor liauos of all kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Tre. s, self-adjusting puds, Taylor's patent hanies, fly nets, shoe threads, burse blankets, London Girth Webs, American, Girih and Rein Webs, both cotton and worsted; London Welt Skins, a superior article; ivory, gutta percha and brass lined iuurtr ngal ring-r, superior kcrsvya for horse covers, the best quality of cuii iage bolts, patent gig trees, Ac. . I keep In fact everything a'.portalnliig to either branch of the business, and nnrtcrslnnrtiilff both branches thoroughly, vre would respectfully iutiu:yonr attention Uiili.ra l)mrs-.illg elsewhcrj. I nn also agent for Ward s Patent Spring Saddle, up20-d&ur - . .... ' -i ' JSi. have removed to Wator street, three floors above Main. ' VK are now uiauufaetairiu; Yl"ell Patent Folding Spring IVd, the best and most eouveuieul 4iow in use, ui it can be moved or bandjed vi'ioot any trouble. Call aud exaiuiue them. jaii-J

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NEW ORLEANS CARDS. J B. A. BR0W3T. . , U. J. WlNBUS.-f ' R. A. BROWN & CO., COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT, - " " No. 84 Magazine Street, ' - sew ouleahs;1la: i Ci Particular attention paid to tire sale of Wost--ern produce.. Personal attention paid, to Forwarding Merchandise. - j j . augl . 7r. h. short & cb., ' t Commission Merchants. - . .. . '-No. i 4 . Camp . Street, -' ' ' ' NEW OltLEAXS, h.t. . a, KsuoaT. , .focii-timdl . p. 6.rjlvwED.

l,. II. I1W.U1.!I.., .lolLN w. IilSUUiH E-v 11. FAlROllIJiD & CO., (Successors So T. C Twitcukll & Co.,) ' j C o ia in i s s i o ii ' M e r c !i a n ,1 s , ! I eot4 7 0 I'O YDlt AH STREET I .- i HKW OKbtfAiKS, frTf MM MJiJWJBMi I- tt '.,, CO.n.Jl t ' siou aud Forw.rdiug Merchants, No. 2'j,.i"oyilras Strwt, XeWOrleaas Lai icy20-awljr rtriii jo mUlIs to rn c o.u.ui ssi JS. Mercliant and proprietor o Mock Stables, Kew Orleaua. La. . i t jao22'd7-ly. MTJHMSU. MtMiJU HO.'lt KIO, fO.Vl.11iSL siou iliaxluuit. Xol 7 Jjafavette street, New trIcans, for the sale of bu tter, cheese, lard, eggs, dried fruits, Flour, Meat, and ..All sorts ot 3 estern 110duco, aad lor the purchase of Groceries, Ac. X'ash advances made on consignments. mal5-ly 1 fWUMfTMlMVJMjrMi U HM tJ jyMMM, sL'fur many vcars chief Clerk 'in the house of JOHN HURLEY' A Oo.fcegs to. blS-i his servkis as Commission Merchimt, to the friccds and patrons of that house, now that it has rctiret! from business. With this end in view I have formed a co-pertuer-ship with Mr. E. W. Benton, senior of the old aud well known firm of E. W. Kenton .Si Co., nn'der the tuimeand style ot BENTON '&KINO, to t:.kc iUce from the 1st of May, prox. '! 1 - ' 1 " The stibscHber relies for snifporl npoirtlm fricli.ls of tho old house of JOHN HURLEY Vi.,-who have hart opportunities of experiencing the promptness anil ability- with- which he attended tothcir business.' Vei v resitectfully, 1 ' ''; . ' ! THOMAS KINO, ' fVrn.T of Lufavetie and New Levee streets. New Ol leans, April 27. Ii3j. aug8-y . , ""j 6s. w. doWhertV, Forwarding aiul-:'. Commission, . "NEV OH LK A N'5, Louisiana: 1 Ilefers to Messrs. A I. LIS A HOWES 1 . apO-ly -.--. i Evausvill, 1ml. Si TWICHELL, ' ! COMM lSJ ON. AND V)RWA.RPlNO " ' MERCHASI, ' .. ,. ST. LOU13, MO. ., Xiiberal advances niade on eueignuieii(3 to eiUier of mur houses. , , -i i ,,' ., ,t , BVH.lt T . I ' Messrs. Allis & Uowesly Bement Ac Veile, Howard A Brou-u, Evausville. ' .i . JX !T;.V, iiHM2JITlieVSK tr v., VW COMMISSION AMI FOliWAKDINO i MERCHANTS, ' ' No. 18 Poydrss Street,' NEW ORLEANS, LA. - O.EM WILKIN. ..W: It: attF.ATHOl'HK....IOR. SIT7.IN8B. 1 We'gi-e mir personal attention to the sale of To barco, Com, Wheat, Hay.Oabi, Floirr, 'Hl.rk, Hamiu, Lard, c. ' ' ' 11 angl4 BIETHELL...U.' ' Ii. A 11 UO Tt..'..K It. FA LLS i B. P. ETHELL & CO.i Commission and Forwaruins; NO. lOl M AGAZ INE S I'., NEW OJU.EA NS, LA. I KKKKRKSl'ltS : (Un. Foster .t Co., Brown & A ik limn, and P. G, O'liiley, Evansville, lnd. . . , . A. M. l'heips i& Son, Miner A. Vi'eed, Newburg, lnd. . S. M. Leavenworth, Esq., John It.. Kivrlsnn. Es.p, Mt. Vernon, Iud. ti. I". Hndsiieth t Co., Boonville. lnd Ooo. Atkinson, Esq., W. W. Catlin, Esq., Henderson, Ky. - ; : Newrotnb A Bro., D. S. Benedict ,fc Sou, LonisVilh, Ky. ' . : i " .Jvil JOHN A. RKIT.,.. ....JOHN A. HANKV CRESCENT CITY" " xo tlt :rar hd X"s. sr. EVANSVILLE, IUD. The proprietors of th3 CBESCENT CITY FOUNDRY bi-g loave to inform their friends arid the pi:blie in geneinl that they at fully prepared to make to ordor all kinds of -. .,!..!. - !. , ,, ; .! MACHINFRY , ,, ,, : ! Koc.Jod for Mills or Manufactories'of au' kiti . 1 Ila'. ing a great varietv of patterns tor i . fHiaisis g ii 4 it ijq t ?x h -.f any hzm, aud ' 1 . f . . - . - ' I -. , ; t , STEAM ' ENGINES .... ,.- ; f auv power reipiired. Also mauutactnivrs ot j .Jjlil ILLi:ilY ANDMIMNU MACH IN KIlY, . TOBACCO SCKKWS AM) F1MSHEK3, MALT MILLS; SASH, MLLEY i - L AM IMP UOVEH '' '" Circular Saw Etills, ( .. ; GUMMING MACHINES, . - - ' I RON FRONTS tor House?, ; ClIIN.ESEj SUGAR CANE MILLS, STEAM BOILERS ' ' ' IMPROVED. L AI10 TANKS, ( .' And in fact evorTthlne iu the '" lit ON EOUNDIiY AJ.O MACHINE BUSINESS. ., , - r. i MliejlSS tJHTMJVAiS t inaJe- to order," ' ' . ' " , r ' ' " ' -ALSd - 4, ,. . . . Dealers In a superior article of . riJllESIUXG MACUIXZS, And Powers' complete, of tho latest improved style. IMPROVED STEAM t GAUGES, GUM -BELTING AND PACKING, . '.WROUGHT AND '.WELDED .PIPE, LEAD AND COPPER PIPE, AND FIRE '''"' BRICK, AIT at'MAKUTAOTULELS' P1UCE5. , , irZy Highest price ilwiiys, paid foold . ' METALS, i At ljte old tnd. (.'oriier Caual and Intl.! ftr ; t i - - 4 I itKlTZ As IlAKVt ; N. It. 'Woikiifi-ii sent to nil parts to-put up Machinery am! d- repairs m lt.tlers.' ' Tl HtrSSH I KG' M"C1 flXE& p Always oh baud tiiid for sale. , , ytSi ia.ffjf.lt f .tlft.lt .' .11 I. If .' ATtHe KiiVtilri t llsn ir, wilt lie found a conslnrit sii.).ly of l'urm t'rvslt Milt, at Hm hiwest market price, joill - llK Ar LANGLEY. , lf('AVt'r Jh'I'HH .'Those wishing to - buy Fancy Furs at a very reduced print, have- now aiw opia.rluuity: t Oitistock.'bcing:uite ilrge, considcrieg tin)' aiU'ariced season, are 'determined lo sell it t.veh tmlow the cost. Come and see l.r yourself. No. '.' Main street, j anil , .VAt'TIKB MAKCONSIEK. ' ' St; Charles Saiooiir? ; NEW PROPRiETORSIIlP- AN ENTIRE . RE-ORGANIZATION. mwKssitfi. li.tjn.nmt tr tiREiytrss, 4b' Ut from New Orleane, have purchased the ST. UlIAkLKS MALOOy. on First street, nearly opposite the. Post-tlfliiv, and have refitted It in au elegHnt and :rt tractive style. '. Tlw- new proprietors hae hnd lonfl- experience us keepi-rs of f.iohionulde and Kpular Itecimimnf in Kew Orleans nid limy will ei:drnvor. In their new house,- to coin lone n't the i-!canries and lit.tnries of Northern and Southern Kestaili'ats iu the SI'. IIAULKS. - - - ' ' They -have brnuhl a Inrge- and coinph-to stock of choice Liifin fi om N'W Orleans, which They collet-ted with C4e during -their business in that city, "f heir connect ions aud acquaintance iu that city will enable flu-nt lo ol'iti:i hn'i poicesi. sup. plies of Liqnora, Kruits, and luxuries li.nii; lh.it inaiktit in future, and they will snii u i-xaiise nor pains 4I make the M',.:l 'H.-1U LES. surpass, heit-iaiioi, iu furuwr U'presintatit.ii, as a plei.s.int Sal. sin, a pl;ue Wgood iuin;, :.).u ol-;;JOl, leliueil' ami luxiu-ious rcsml. . :.-;-. liiiliaid players will fin. I at tlusSaliiB a sit ol the tiiiest tiiaibi.) top Billiard 'fable, IVoui the widl known and cflel.ratcd factory of J. M. Brunswick t. Thn.lAlirt11rm.r thi-inscTveS thril lofty ox. js-rt. -nee and careful attention will eintblc tln ni to mel-it a reputation -ritual to any Saloon in the went, urn country. : '.' l ..,, i i e ;i tt-f, ' A spleiidid , Lunch will Isi mrvnd up ithe most iqqirtvt-d i,' t, evt i y moritltiu at lo trc.kH.-U. aiiii l Late of (ew Orleans:

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,-o V,-V. '.1 ' M t '"y 1 -v. i "A f A ' jnUKfiVMZJS'T f?MT I fit BJC'CO M-'.IC V TUllY. The undersigned having engaged in the Tol-acco Business, with the purpose of supply, ing, if p.J-ViMe, the wants of tho home market, I mn now ropared to otter a well eleeted stock of nuuiufactr -'! Tobacco fjMin Missouri, Kentucky, and Tutu.i5.iro Leaf, in I'oun.ls, Fives, HalveST Eights.nl 1 ariors, in any desired package. ; Terms liiH-ral, und acccptablo Uiscouut lor Cash purchases, but no sale less than live boxe. A. GUM EE UTS, j-2S K.i. l(!.ri Main street, Evansville. I nil. "ks.WTf 'MiMtUlf -T V7J:.-FrOTii aud oJ.ifter this date, January lSWi. a complete assortment of our tools will be found ut CE'HlfiE S. SOSNTAO ct CO., No. HI Main street, with whom w? have made arrangements to self eur goods, at onr prices, and maku got.d all tools that uxe brokou by defect in workmanship. janl2 .1. C. It .1. G. SMITH. ' O.T1MJ ..X'y.V CriltMi'S10 dozen Smith's superior axes. 10 do Smith's drawing knives ' : , ai do " hatchets. - ... 5 ilix " grubbing hoes. . : Fur sale No. Ill Main street, janI2 t.'Kt. S. SONNTAO f- t:o rz 4 Ml. t9r per steanior Lehigh, doclO - . by. Oi! ENSON & CO. " .gJ.i.lH a MiOWSiS, T. 1 tinor abovo Vino, solo Maiiul'acturers of the. Celebrated Magnolia Wliiskj lr KV .SV ILLR. IM. JJ All kimls of Domestic Liquors, no. I con a.., ,W'a large supply of Old and Clioic llourls.11 Ivjo, aad Moiionguhfia W hisky. ' aiigl-d.wlr r -r r&xrjsiim "i '' r ' STOVES OF ALL DESCRI PTIONS. t ., .1. .... . SCANTL1N & STEPHENS Have just received a-full snidy for their Fl! nnd Winter Trade, and every description of S'j'OVKS, GKATES, TIN WA RE, nnd KITCHEN L" TENSI LS. Their slock embraces all varieties of COOKING, PARLOR, AND OFFICE STOVES AND CRATES, with and without mantles, all of the howet and most approved patterns. The sttK-k embraces the greatest variety ever brought to this market. It has been selected by one of tho partners in person, from the largest stocks of the maiiufactnrers in Pitt burg, Cincinnati, and Louisville, and has Is-cn purchased on terms that Will allow the undersigned to se t ih very lowest cash prices for which such articles can be had in this market. tiCallnt the sign of the Cooking Stove, No. El Main street, opposite tile State 1'iitik, between Water and First streets. sepl-2-d.vw-:im SCANTLIN A STEPHENS. f-fr'-ify i.-t .VV 1 itfiVtite- ' S .... , . . M I Mill TO S L' (JOE Jt O GKOUCE TJIOUNJriLb tftkos v-nK"0 i orintuz hiH o!1 oufonier- thnt In tlm quality anJ Hfyl 't" lt u-xrrk1, lio flttttorn hijvM-pIt Im Cittinot l -xcMttl. lie inayetiH lt t'-nimi it the -coriitT of 8lhmikI ni Miiiii tt reels, where tho chcoit- HarXiem hihI adtluHt;Vi'ry Jescfiption cm bo ht;uftd on ttin b(t of terms. Jfrif Itopuiiin tione with iieat7o;i &nti JiiitcH. 3 DK. HAAS, having loaded the rootrs fornierlyoccupied by Dr. Kivetl, iu Dr. Bray's building, opposite the Post Olilce,' would respectfully solicit the citizens of Evansville and the surrounding towns tnij country, 'o visit his rooms and see the specimen 011 exhibition. AH those who need Dental operations poi-formctl, and are pleased -with his work, shall bo attended to w irli great pleasure., His CONTINUOUS GUM work w lthont a scam or crovice. Nothing w ill bo more clean, or have greater strength. Ui'sHlocs Woek has but two scams in a full upper or lower set. Persons cttii laugh as heartily as they choose without showing that their teeth are artificial, nnd cheeks that are sunken luu bo rc-ttu c.1 to nearly their original contour. He also makes tho usual styles of plain and simple gum tooth work on gold nnd silver plale 11 ml also the ClieopUstic work, which is much liked by those who huve used it. Ho has also two processes for extracting toe til without pain 110 i'.fiaialiou no injurious effects arising from their use the most delicate can have tboin ap plied with perfect safety. -d'Parciibi ill consult the health and beauty of thuir children by having the Dentist direct tla-ir sec. .n.l ilei.ili.ioii, thereby producing symmetry and health lo those iiivalualjo o.-ans. '. I taki pltvture in introducing Dr. llass, formerly of Lafayette, lnd., my slice, ssi-r to, tlui old rooms iu Bray's building, hoping lie will lind tlieni .oi pleasant a'ul pi . lOlsil te ; Fruni air iutertiuir'e'witn'llio' In.a'tor, I 'itiit pbAd to lind him one of tli. progressing; possessing taste tin. I bih professintiBl ability and standing. With this view, I can, with safety, recommend him to the community as a Hklllfnl atiilcotiipeli-iit dentist. ai.18 J. KIVETT. , r.if,-. iwiirf!-1' iioLLiNflswuimi'imo. -a K.i lMi Jt'ST It Mi 'Mil i"K tt A hilOiE ' MUL and new importation ot'Ci:o:K KIIY-WA It I", ;LASKVAIiK, :1HNA. Ac, on Fiist stn;.t, Evausviile. Is-tii ' Tin" undersigned Ix-gs b'.-ive t" inform his old ensl.iiiieiH, and the public in general, that he h-is rcluovetl lllssfock ol'Sa-ltlletv to 1 v. , Mi I hteU' ttlorlc, Mauri It ttrrrt, .Tin r A-rl fitter, When he will always te found iiniiitifact uring the liest of Saddles, Harness, and other artict-s iisimlly kept in bis line, and will sell, ibr c:ilr,) clieajs-r than any other h.sisp Iu the city. 1 Please call and examine my stock ami j.ri.1s- lieJ for liiirchasiiig tdiew here. - ' ' ' janW-am DAVID M. SCH.NEK:

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ltd Cnttruc Corrected by the Branch Lak. EXCBAKQE I . New York, Buying Belllug Ji ' " New Orleans, " par s " " i Cincinnati, " " i BANKAHI.E rUNTS, OR UVUKKKCI AT TAK. Stat Bik of Indiana. Louisiana. . Bank or tub. State or Ih- Wiikki.inu Citt. pl ANA. '- i BaI.TIMIISE. State Bank ov Ohio. j Pi-rrsBUBu. Kr.NTllCEr. PlIILAnBLPHlA, PR01E payiko Fkec Missookj, St. Ltiuisouly Banks op Indiana. toi:k hanks or ortio -kxckpt Citi,i, ISaiMhisky.-.A dis. -City, llincinnati.....m d is City Bank, (Adumbusi'dit. Cans', Cleveland. ...75 d is ueca County Todis. I '. BKW rOUK, NEW IMS1I tk AEIISCY, FKMNSYbVAN1A, AMI IIKLAWAliE, lit GOOD CKtJJJT. - SPECIE-PAYISO IrREE BANKS. Irookville Bank, iSrook-.Ex.;liang Bank, Green viile. castle. Bank of Elkhart, Elk"hart. " --' Bank of Goshen, Goshen. Bank of Gosert, Uport. Bank of Indiana, Michigan City. BtuikTif Montteelro, M t-tu-llo. I Eank of Mt. Terneu, '..-. 1 Vernon. Bank of I'aoli, Paoli. Uink of JiutiftiHe, M'abartlitown. Bunk of Syracuse, Syracuse. ttunk tl Salum, Salem. "ayett Co. Bunk, Cot, ! neraville;. "aimers' B'k, Vestfield. tloosier B'k, LoansKjrt. .'ndiana Bank, Madison. Indiana ltest;rve Bank, Kokomo. - Indiana Farmers' Bank, Franklin. Indiana Stock Bauk, Laporte, . ICoatiicky Stwck B'k, Columbus. Lug range Bank, Lima. Mer. aud Mechanics Bk, New Albany. New York and Va. State Stock Bank, Kvansville. Parke Co. Bank, Kockville. Prairie City Bank, Torre ' Haute. 1 Southern Bank ' Iud., Tel-re Haute. Salem Bunk, Goshen. Sank of Salem, New Al bany.- ' BI.sMiiiiigton B'k, Bloom - inglou. Cresieiit Cify Bank, BvaiieviHe. ' CamvJ Hank, EruHville. CambriilgeCity il'k,Cam brl.lg.j Ciiy. , To the Public. -4-S. Hi fur; have Iri Terr u ot ones, causing many ol our rivtii to ovitHow tlieir bunkf, bitrk irg ifp tlx? vatir in creeki ami haytms, aud llotKin, to a couaiiiurHbln K$eDt tbe buttutn iuinlr. ; w hou tho rivers rtcth, wlui-h may b exli:tt'l Hoi'ti, then tl".- large surlar of tlecuyiu toct:ible ntnttrr expoftr-d to thn worchinj Tny of tlit numtupr sou, product the malaria, liioli rovts mi f;tal i ji jl coulee, Hve;piifeC wbote ttatet aiir r,puiin tititht-r itge nor hox Id it conquering uiai'ih. : Alter a res'id.Mtoivof moro than twenty years in fh uiidiiUi uitii .Southern tetute, we think we have iti.M-ovi'rel a m tlicine which, to th certain extent, ir a ittoviitatve of the uLtacks of bilious lover h'mic, tv., and :n mich we recoiuraeud our Magnolia W'hinlry. We witdi the public to understand that we are not tiriii- upon them the use of strong Liquor 8 as abovrrjtjt' VV are, and always have been, oppomnl to their being n.od in th:U way, but If people will utte theui nn hiicIi, h-t theiM hare by monntt a pure article, t'lut will ktvp them tit bcMiilh, aud lui. hen iuHtt-iid of tdiortoniiiK their liven. We proficse to el1 aUva4 pure aud unadulterated Liquors fop uieiliriual pnrpoHfit, und a little for the stumach'ri t:iki', if ifqnirod, and will challenge air inspection by tl.i bett chruiiKtM in this or auy other couni ry, to fiud any impurity or adulteration iu tho whitekj bratidtni by uk, 'Allirt A Howe's RJuginilia." It irf Yarruut"d, as il is dietilled from tha corn, rye, ov whettt, with a slight addition of good oittifli n water. We bavo no doubt many persons have U i'H i uinel in hrutUh, if not actually killnl, py flrinkiii bud whisky, tin gr"tr tlm reason that Allis & Howe pure Magnolia should be in general ne. ' Jiint received and in store tor sale 10 x'.j pipetiiidriM Uraiitlies (old) friu 3 to$7K"l. 1-2 V.. pi pes do (old)frolu3 toSTK44 V'pes Holland iin ; 3 punrhettns old Hum. ftl2T ALLIS A HOWKS. Water st. nr a a r.. na t: s r t hm two jk Jl TABLieHMKNTIN TIIK STATE. S afWV f-3 H IT. FeDdrich & Brothers, Would i-'iKpoott'iiUy in l..r m tbo citizens of Kvansville and viciiiity. thiit thfy have a larger stock of Tobacco, Segars, Snuff, I'ipes, and German . Smoking lobacco, , , -Than auy two establishments of onr principal cities. -i Hotels sn-1 store-keepers, look to your Interests. Before purchasing elsewhere, please examine onr large assortment, which we pledge ourselves to sell at the lowest Baltimore prices, nnd cheaper than c-wrlie botnrlit in Cincinnati or Bonisville; Jill we a.k ie, that yon shall call and I ndge for yourselves. We otter Hiiy of the shove nt wholesale or retail. Our establiKlitnent is a branch of the well know n extensive Baltimore Tobacco "Warchonse of Jos. Fendrich A Bros., No. loft Forest street. V . FKNPKICH A BB.08-, "' Jliiin St., 1 door above First, octal Kvansville, Iud. -. I x AMEIilCAX " , Who ejsale ' Clothing: : House. nsfiMiJ- i'm:.iim auo, tUms wmiom.mi L'lut hing. trade ot the West was comparatively of small amount, nnd was confined almost exclusively f a rotail limpness hi the larger towns and cftb-s alone. Now this lino of GikM has become an almost in!lsiiKible part of the stock of every general Dry Ooods store from tho crowded city to the croHS-ro-id stand. Like all changes In trade, however, this one li;us not lieen produced except for thn best of reasons. Among those lire the great saving of materinl by cntting a largo quantity of garments together the superior work add speed of sewing machines in manufacturing the irreat savin,.! of lime in waiting for your "turn"- at the'Tal. lor's the uncertainly of even ira getting a satis, factory "tit," und above all the saving of at least one-half the cost of the garinout in the pries. For a number of years this has only been a part of our general Dry Goods business, lint we nave made arrangem nts to devote our whole house exclusively to it alone with such lines of Notions and , Furnishing Goods as w ill be necessary and desirsblo in that trade. B. litving that the true interest of the trade will be to sustain i in this enterprise, we would I e.-pcctfully announce that we now have on hand one of the largest and most desirable stocks of WKLL JMADK CLOTHING that was tvorolh'rert lo the trade of the West. We respectfully solicit n call from all onr old friend and the trade generally. We charge nothing for nkmnn) our g'Hxls, ami muck if yon them. We are prepared to bell to all prompt-time buyers us low im auy house iu the trade. A liberal discount also made ou ull rash mlr. WM. K. FKF.NCH A CO., scp'l " - Jio. ail Wain street. 1850. FA Mi AND WINTER UW; Gr O O X S3 t ti;.M'Af.M'a- HHMM.M. HMUSMMiL'Tr -- tully solicit the attention of their nuuiemua I'riciidH aud ciistomeis to au extensive assortment of . , - FALL AXJ) WINTER GOODS, Which lin y lire dailv receivinar and submitting fo iiixpi'taiou. These goods embrace all the newes designs and most desirable patterns manufactured and are admirably adapted to the Western Trade Aiiur-ved ttu-y euuiiierate a few of the departaionl which will 1st found complete, and comprising all the novelties of the season : 'i 4'lotiis, I iot.imeres, and Hoe-Skins; NiitiotliH. J'aiioy TwetMis, and Jeaus; Stuti;.. Aleriuos, ana lies Otsids; tiinuhaiiis, Printf, and Scotch Plaids KiM.oici. Hosiery, and Gloves; -' 111;. uk. -H, Fi-tiiiiels, Linscys, and Tickings! (Sliecliiign, Miirliiigs, aud Mariners' ftripes: GeiiniiiK Iri.U Ijuciih, "our own importation;' !I.M,ts ami Mttst; Hals aud t'aps; Fancy Ariiet, N.xiouH, Trimmings, e, I1H - UnEU MAIN A Nl J-gJ.Tlit-N FXMitrt Ol M2UH. &FJ2. Kb Ui at the Wholesale and,Si, lii tail Coulectiouaiy-ii'i First stiwt.iV Oil I 0 J two tlnors lioui liie i'ost Ollice, has jf iignii, Ik-i-ii appointed tule agent ftr '"' Maltby's Baltimore Oysters , In the city of. Kvausyilie, he Wl receive daily, supplies by- lixerexdiiettly fitsn the I'ai ker, 111 Baltimore, lie i" prepared to otter tho trude mich iu.liir-ciiti'otslor the entire season as have never H-tt olli.ihiti tlitx market h.-rt-toforr. A consnuu umiy Kiifiplr': vs on hand, so tliut dealers ami InniiHW c.in vl.tiii'at.".ruv-tif.e dnring' tha tson tluw .If,!.-., iiti..r. In' ran nuil LJT cnna, aiul ?i I'll' -;h.., w.ii i.-ii.ti -d )rli "d swcel, ander.y"l"' ttari..t .u.ilC.l Te"rms cmjli. " Istnkablr modeVcce.Ve.1. A. X I KT7., . . auii.i.iiu-- - - Hirte1wa Toe Fnivah" .'ttCOXOMY IS VKAjrfH1! '. " jrp Mi : m vti tt jjytt a 8-i I At- low lc cash Ht.No. K M-oiidMm't.. and sup. i i.-r lot of winter HOOTS A KB MIO.! Bovs' and Youih's Ktp und 'all, a prime article. , A ujco s.rtmeiitof Lartitat' ltnbeT.t'-rh.H-s, S;in.fckb, linit.tlo, Oow'nncre. itc "' -t . Also a variety of Children's and- Misses Mines . ttVi ei- tips mid olh'-r ) l.-s (,.b ,ninnrr.us lo Jliciitn. Give '.. S ii .-all, - if you wish to buy cheap. Vrs on lii. ifiily icrms, ' uoMlo JCHN BASCU

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