Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 181, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 April 1860 — Page 4

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RIVER ITEMS. ——— ——>"<Regular Packets expecting notices of their running arrangements in the Journal, must advertise with us. All kinds of Steamboat Job Work done at short notice, in good style, and at reasonable rates. Extra copies of the paper for sale at all times. STEAMBOAT REGISTER. ARRIVED. Jesse K. Bell, N. O., St. Louis, Pittsburg, Kentucky, Memphis, R. M. Patton, Tenn. River, Diana, Louisville, Moderator, Pittsburg. Emma, Pittsburg, Magnolia, New Orleans, Southerner, Louisville, Masonic Gem, Wabash, Science, Wabash, Iowa, Pittsburg, DEPARTED. Jesse K. Bell, Lou., St. Louis, St. Louis, Kentucky, Louisville, R. M. Patton, Louisville, Diana, New Orleans, B. Green, B. Green, Moderator, St. Louis, Emma, St. Louis, Southerner, Memphis, Science, Wabash, Iowa, St. Louis. ——— ......The <Weather>, yesterday, was very pleasant, with the exception of a disagreeable wind, which caused the dust to fly to a considerable extent. ......The <River> was falling. The Wabash is also reported to be falling, with scant three feet on the chain, and 2 feet 9 inches on the falls. Navigation in that stream is virtually closed. ......<Freights> have declined slightly. The rates now, are on flour 40 cts per bbl; whisky 75 cts; pork and lard 60 cts; corn 25c per pack; pound freights 25 cts per 100 lbs; hay $8 per ton. They are not very plentiful even at these rates. ......The <Dunbar. is the regular mail packet to-day, at 12 o'clock. Passengers will find her one of the most pleasant boats on the river. Her officers are all good fellows, and spare no pains in aiding their passengers to enjoy themselves. ......The <Lue Eaves> is the regular South Carrolton packet. She departs this afternoon, Capt. McDonald and Taylor are accommodating officers, and will do everything in their power to make passengers feel at home on their little boat. ......The <Masonic Gem> arrived last night with a fair trip. Mr. McDonald kindly favored us with a manifest. The <Gem> put out 550 sks corn at Mt. Vernon. We are informed that for the present, the <Gem> will abandon the Wabash trade, and either enter Green River or lay by for more water in the Wabash. ......The <Dunbar> arrived last night from Paducah, making the quickest trip of the season. She left Paducah at 8 o'clock yesterday morning, and arrived here at 9:45 last night, making the run of 150 miles in 13 hours and 45 minutes. This she did, without missing any of her landings. We should say that is hard to beat. The <Dunbar> passed the <Bowen> just below Henderson, but her officers admit that the little "pony" did some of the tallest running they ever witnessed. ......The <Charley Bowen> arrived last night soon after the <Dunbar>. We shall have to designate these two boats as the "lightning packets," if they continue to make such time as yesterday. ......The huge <Magnolia> arrived yesterday, and is receiving several hundred tons of freight at this point. She put the price of flour down to 40 cents. ......The Calliope boat was at the landing last night, and favored our people with a few of her tunes. ......The <Moderator>, from Pittsburgh, put olf a large lot of goods, groceries, glassware, &c. She then left for St. Louis. ......The Steamer <Alida>, we are informed, starts, to-day, for Paducah, Ky., to go on to the docks for repair. One of the proprietors informs us that the steamer will be back, in this trade, at the end of fifteen days. The <Alida> has done an immense freight business this season and has yet many contracts to fill.—<Terre Haute Journal, April 4th>. ......The <Grey Eagle>, oh her return from New Orlenns, will be promptly placed in the packet trade again to Henderson, in place of the <Scioto>. Capt. Ballard has won the best regards and good will of all the travelers and shippers along the line of the trade between this point and Henderson, and we hope soon to see him in command of another boat.—<Lou. Cour>. ......We copy the following graphic account of the burning of the <Kate May> from the Cincinnati <Enquirer:> On Sunday morning we announced the destruction by fire of the splendid steamer <Kate May> at Cannelton, Ind. Her crew and passengers arrived yesterday on the steamer <Silver Moon>. Clerks Harbin and Enyart furnishes us the following particulars: The <May> was lying at Newcomb's Wharf-boat, taking on coal, when the sparks from the steamer <Union> ignited the cotton piled up on her forecastle. The hose was stretched and the water poured on the one bale that was burning, but so great and rapid was the spread of the fire, that in five minutes the boat and all the cotton were in one sheet of flames, leaving the crew, 25 deck and 50 cabin passengers, to get ashore minus their clothing, &c. Clerk Harbin saved all the money, but all the books and papers were lost. The chambermaid, Ellen Ward, is missing, and was undoubtedly consumed in the burning wreck. She was a white woman, and hailed from Greenup county. Ky. But for a flat-boat lying alongside of the <May>, the loss of life would have been terribly great. Most of the cabin passengers were passed down from the cabin-guards, in their <dishabilles>, by ropes, &c., while a few, waving the unpropitious condition of the weather and water, and braving the elements, sprang into the river and swam ashore. Seven gold watches belonging to passengers were lost, and a Mr. Hickman, a merchant of Fort Smith, lost $2,600. Mr. Newcomb lost his wharf-boat and two barges loaded with coal. His loss will be about $2,000. One deck passsenger [sic] reached from the flat with a pole and dragged to him his burning trunk in which he had $3,400 all in silver. When the fire in the trunk was extinguished the silver was nearly all melted together, depreciating its value fully 50 per cent. A child belonging to a deck passenger was badly burnt, and Captain Bruce had the back of his head and neck badly burnt and blistered in his efforts to save the lady passengers of the steamer. He was the last to leave the boat. The <May> was scuttled, and her hull now lies sunk in about six feet water. Many incidents of the coolness and heroism of crew and passengers are related, but suffice it that great praise is due the officers of the <May> for their manly conduct in rescuing so many lives from destruction by fire. The citizens of Cannelton turned out <en masse> to the relief of the sufferers, and all threw open the doors of their homes, each endeavoringto out-do the other in bestowing attentions, &c. Clothing was freely given, and gladly received by the ''ship-wrecked passengers." The <Silver Moon> brought up the crew and passengers free of charge, and $50 was raised on the steamer for their benefit. Captain Bruce remained at the wreck.

aground at horse-shoe bend in the Wabash. ANOTHER BOAT SUNK.—The Nashville <Union>, of the 31st, has the following: The steamer <Winifred sunk yesterday morning at or near the mouth of Mar- rowbone, in this river, thirty miles below Nashville. No lives lost. Water up to cabin floor. The accident was caused by striking a log. Receipts by River. FROM Mt. CARMKL, i eu Mahomc Gem. 2.'!5 racks corn, 10 bhls mess pork, l.-! tierces pork, 5 tierces lard, I. A. Crane t Co.; :tl sacks bran, I. G. O Riley; 10.1 sacks corn, .Taipicss ft Co.; " a"ks pras.s seed, I bbl eggs, W. 1!. Stoddar.l. Caital Receipts. FROM PETERSBURG, per Coixitr:. 1000 bushels coal, Bolus & Co. FROM MILLERSBURG, run Fawn-. 700 bushels coal, Whetstone & Miller.' FROM MILLERSfiURG, per Wasiiinc;tox. 1 5 bhds tobacco, Geo. Foster & Co.; 42 bags wheat, Ig'ehart A: Pro.; lot moving plunder, owner on board. Tiie Empress and Xorth Star left on llie 3d for Wortbington with good loads out. The Fonetcnelle and Eureka left on the 4lh, with goods loads merchandise, kc. The Imperial left on the 5th for Terre Haute, with a heavy load. The Canal is open north, nnd a heavy business is expected this season. Wm. D. Downkv, Secretary. SUBSCRIBE FOR TIIE EVAN3VILLE JOURNAL. The aliove paper has recently changed hands, aud under the n;w management will be conducted as an Opposition paper ; claiming the patronage of all opposed to the present Administration in this section ol country. An exciting political contest is drawing near, and it is ne.vssary for every voter to keep posted on the various topics of the day. This cannot be done unless they subscribe for newspapers that may be relied on to give the latest new3 and a large quantity of matter. In the first place, we advise alt to take their own county papers. This is a prime duty of every citizen. Then, if the- conclude to further patronize the printers, we offer for their consideration the " old, reliable Ecansville Journal, that has been published here twenty-six 3 ears. We intend to make the Journal an interesting and instructive Famiig l'apcr,.y publishing such Literary and Miscellaneous matter as may be adapted to that end. Easiness Afftiirs shall receive particular attention. We are now publishing regular Market Reports both for this nnd other points that may be relied on as correct. In regard to the Latest Xewx, we are de termined to be ahead of all competition in this part of tlie country. The Telegraphic Dispatches Mu regularly received and pub lished by ns, and ' in addition, we keep a close watch of our exchanges, nnd glean from them whatever they may contain of general interest. We have dtci-ied 011 the cash pro-payment system, as the oniy cornet 01 e, and have redu.-cd th'i priixs 01 biibscription as low as tbey can bo uind,. with safety. Our terms are invariably cash in advance. In return, we promise the full worth of the subscription price. TKiiHS OF SUUSCiaPTtON. Weekly Journal, per year Tri-wecklv " " .1 . 1 00 00 00 10 for Daily " " " ... 5 Daily " per week Anv one sending us ten subscribers the Weekly, accompanied by the cash, shall receive a copy of that issue for one year, free. ' t2f"AdvcrtistMiK-uts inserted at reasonable. ratcsMSl Address . EVAXSVILLE JOURNAL CO., February, 1800. " Evanville, Ind. k mi iK jus t k er: i i v;i; i--(y c! L:ct iSIuiwU au-l Mantilla, Itl.n-k, t'.uu-y .ini Fotifnrd Si'li, Kn:;lili H'-ni-r- s ji.ils It r travolihii tltVK.s, Al.;itrl-T' lifst Kill (ilov, lUn Sk'r;s aii'l kirt btij':.n it-is ; a h.ry variety ol' whi!.' jr.iil-t lM-tiiGis 1' sill Kiiuls, Jiii'l 11 im iU-te KtiK'k ( vhmN. Our stork U l.i 1 ;r, aiiti C(tn-jrj-ti h hI ttrtirlsM tiiiiiiiiy kci-t in i tirst Uia Uty Ott'lN (. !'. We i:i:-'ini s..'lii!(; tfl-i t t'1 i-'iinh'c iiniiortu ran--, itti'l will ritiivf IVivli snj' lit-r ti ioiiaMi' hii'1 Ht.-ipU ;tui'!- t ltr(:i-?iMit tlir w.-tsmi, in 111 Ur ! k('i' upour assort nun i . niur.M No. r M;tin strict. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. m. loiitiv - isii ifx ImIw'H itiiiiicl ttr ;tiil Miitth- '.v IhiW. H ot Hv:iti-. itii' uii'l JiMiit'K 1-tiiLr!i!iu ot" I'tl t-t.iirr, iinte'r liw Cn in o! Orv l.i'll A ?u.t nsil.s'ilvci (1:1 tti Urst tKty if M;in-h, lS'ii), y Initit;itiu itiitl 1 lu- iilitlti.vial titrt'trnt lit' Jaiui'-s Lau.hltii. CO-PAHTNEUGKiP. rjEWi: 1 .v a; hsi , it 11.1 t'KJis. j?f! soi-kiIimI v itli them JM r .liiUHi4 L. Orr, 11ml will (-iitimii' llie Gi-ery ul Prtlin'u luiiies nihl.-r the tirni atxl .-4t.v)rt f tilr. Iiil.ell i1 Co., at lie th Hlaii'l nil W.-il.-r slret-1, le-:ir rvrjiniino. Tlutiil: 1'itl bi lln ir eiiKtouirra I'ur piwt Ihvi-ih, tliev will litlc:ittl l iiscrv cllt i liliaiie rout inereawe mI s.uiie. SA U 1' Ml. ol! U. M ATTinav iiAi.zi:r.b. KvaiiHVille, I M.I , Jlar. lt, lsi;n. iiH i :tnl. rj 5", 0 O it t K U U A', .W S, & ' ItASK KTS, Ac :! iiit i-Ktra rallfimro nr.ioms, i .! -v. aMs'il Wiil.-w rlotliei tt.islift... I-, d". usM M.'irk.-t H-wlieSH. 4 lln:: t't'tlnti !Um, J ilt. Iniii .Unit lit:uli-', 1.". ii.'nIm 'filar W asli rl'u!i: a-is-l siy, 1 iiti.w Nti' si'ry t tears, 1 il... Iliniixwi Talil.- .'i : r :i il.'. itMx'it tin w itli uilheiit Rni ker.4. : itn. Marlti liriKitn.-t. . .1 .7. Wlii-t; .1,. 2 it. l.'.niinn S.jai-ey.ers, li tl..y. Ma.il.-is. 1. il..:-. a-i.- M l;..!l:ie.r Pins Just n-o.-iv.sl l.v (W)k f f.ANGI.KV. HI TT O S7 .Ziu Zj H I.' T I If V, Mt KJXT I ST, hui:iir rei.toveit I'.-om liis lt rHiul, Maui Mr. t, e; ...sit.- t!ie (Jesirt Iln", to til.- colli. T of Main .--iMt Sfcoinl t-., ovi-i" j'Iioihisoii-.5 Unhr sl..r-'. mil I l';iv;v- in.'n-a-it .1 liis fai ilili. s f.'r .loinir ail kinil- of Ih lilal vol k, li is now re.'il-ml to silj' lv ! tin- .l.'.iraMil. 11.- is .--till making those l-a-eili:l I loil.l .t.m-s iili ;mii tii-tli. whi.-li an. M( fi-i'i.-.l l y i so ninny, ami wlii.-h, for i-tisn-t!l a:n! jmrity , rannot I-' suri'a-iN.-(l. Also, tiu. new styie.ifwoi k, ttie ! 1 'oul i'iii..iirt .linn, wtiii-ti is v.-ry l.t-ant ifn! ; tii.-am-j t-'r, lii. -Ii is rupi-rioi- 10 vuleaniii-; also. etioiiliiMti. aii.l iln-r iJal.-s. Ho has 1m-.'ii iikr f'-r - years, the f-ii rtrir .r.uss fi-r xtriiiir- li-.-lh- witliont fia-n, mil 1:1 lb., 'majority ot rases, with ei.imHiiueeSH, :n hini.lrt-.lH of h;i-h..iis will t.Mily. Parnnti may insiiie liealili mei li.-a.ity to their ehil'livu i-y liiivi-i; tlio- (litiv-H-.iu ii'i--iilariii.-s of the twtli eorreelitl l'V lli-ili-:itit. Tim most txtr.-tu.-ly irivtruinr tet-i h r..; Ik-corr.-.-11-.l. Tliv r-i.-rs ol IV-n-liliy have i.e. n hi :!i last few wars so v-ry re 1Fniiahlv; that a!l may now enjov tin- l o-ielits of Hie rciele-e. 1:'. h II lTi ii I NSv, i'- nlist Cor. .laitl ami St-cou-i s(s.f J-Ivansvilie, tliil. i!i.-p-Jo.:;i,i SURVEYOR'S WOTICE. , 31.1. i'lllti4'XI it WVVW .Vter- t ied in lands mUuiuiiii: lie- following il-s. ril e.l Hct. me lu-i-by noiiii..,! that on the ITtliof April, Is ;n l t""mt' Surveyor ot au-lr-rltiii eli county v ill run lit'' lines and perpetuate ll.e corners of l.ll ae:.-s of tin- noith end of Ihr west hall' ol ihe north west iinart.-r of section 1, lowu ti, s'-mU of ranee 1 1 west ; uii.i abu ot le acre:, of t he si lltll end o nai.i IVI acles. marii t li.iTT lit HOLl'H KKIIR-

......The Steamer <Kate Sarchet> is hard

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REUULA R. PACKETS. - " , : . . i . n.i su m 1 vji it r jtv JOHN TOA1PK.1NS, Hrcks His-;, mxitrr, G. W. Twoomev, 1 lei k, will run (lining ih Kcaxntif 111 tin alciHlt anil K :oi-vi;K trade. A ii share f ;itronn;f i H4iii':il. nmi! 1 in 7 'JJ Vi I.I.K, i'JI it t, 4 , mj i:Aiii KHoin.Ai: passknCKIi PACK i;T,CII.l;l.KV ItiiWKN, lKXTXlt, Slasli-r, leaves KvstilKrifli Ttli-i..iay Hil.t talurUay, at 12 oVI.mW M.. ailiv ilii; at Pad.H'ali at ti t'.:tiK-k, A. M.t t'.iro at 12 ..'eltick, JUL, Wt.ines.i.iv aiel Saliirilay. !:.--turning, U;nve Cairo ov.-ry Ve!iies.l:iy ami .-'1111 t:-.y, at 7 uVIih k, P. M., anil tinit iih.ii.l every Tinirsiiny Mini iMoniiay, at 9 oY-hs-k, A. coiiiiei-lin;; at KvansvillH wiih tlio KvimvillM amt f 'rw for'luville It. It., ami Park, ts for liroon Uiver. AI-o, 10 a-niM-.tin at ijinithltiiid with (Jiuiiherlanit River Puck ets ; at Tain), with Memphis, Hew Orleans ami Louis Packets. . Tieketrf run be obuuied on board the bout for all Eastern C'ti.-H. wpVS JUA PACK E T The fino Kteamer Fowler, master, I .llr-JI -f tor' . TU lot, JJ fJ UUNBAK. liim. lenvra : Kvansville every - "Nou.lay, W'ilnes.lay, ami Friday, hi 1-J o-cl-k M. Leaved l'luln.-nli every Tin-aday, 'l'liiitsilay, i.n.l Saturday, at 9 o'clock A. Bi. (loiiiirctinjr nt KTiumville with the Kvansvillw and Crawtordsville Kailn.ad for all pinta Nortli nnd East, with packets for Louisville. Green, and Wabash rivers. At Padn.-ali wilh puck ets for St. Louis, New Orleans, and the Daily Mail boats for 'airo, Nashville, and Tenne-w. river. AMllnKinedM promptly attended, and charges for freight and passae., Ham aa charged by the regular packet. Through bitls of ladine; jiven to New OrleaiiH and all muuIs ou the Tenaessee and Cum-Is-rlan.l rivem - - aittrln' an tiitVTH 4j iitntvnt.x OL PONlJ til VI It. Tb eleKi'iit r,-' p.-isseiir sleHiner i.V K KA V KM, Jf jJ -Jl, MeiiUNAi.u, Master, Tavlou, tlerk, . '. ;- .-i will make regular tii-weekly trips 10 .utli I'arioIiob anil Pond Itiver, leaving en Mondays, V ediiMsdays and Fridays. For freightor hji, apply tn l.ofird. deilotf l'OR WABASH Rl V ICR 7J9 K (J II I.J It U jELs Tim new and Mea-ner MASON III .tit 1 Sit I'JtVKKT litfl.t drKiitrht 2f--r. KM, PilislMiry I fclL Masler, Met aid l lelk, will lllak regular trips lietwin-n Fvaiisvilte and Ml. t'annei, din in-; Hie season. For freight or .assaf;e apply 011 board. jaUol tf u v 1-1 it tiur.iu :i isji s 11 Mtk. PACK KTS ! The fine liyht ep--.. di-aiiubt Hteann r I 4i-J--' J". XX- X023LO, LEWr.S iiAl la, Maier W m. M. Li-r, Clerk. Leaves Kvansvitte on ISaturdays, at 12 t-clkk. Leaves tliituiivilte on W'edueH.li.vs, at V-ioVliH-k. .s1 t'KK It, :u3l Vol! T, HULIA MLITY, KA FUSTY. J O i 1 ii el : L A 1 N Master. Tims. Iu sneeiiKT ClerK. L.tav.-s Kviuisvilie on Wclnesdays, at i o'cltick. Leaves llntsoiivillo on Saturdays, at 12 o-olo.-K. Those two I M.a Is v. iil run regularly (luring tile aeason, connecting at 11 utsoiiville with tlio Hiitsonvitle, Terre Haute, 1 nil Lafayette Packet, JiASiKiH! HKM. Freight and Passi ng is receiptor tlirongh to all points. Passengers nil'1 ! i;.;ers may rely upon tile regularity of these bouiJ. All orders and business entrusted to them will be prenii-tly attuini.-d to. OH ARLKS KVKRT, SAIL-3VIAKER & RIGGER, toiJi.it t-t-oujn T:jn iu.i r Ir S. Captains and tlie puldic in ienerai that he has on hand a valuable lot of TAKPAli LI NS OF ALL SiZKfi, which ho will yell chuap. Old Tarpaulins repaired on hhort notice. Fire Screens, P.oiler Deck Curtains, made and put up, complete. All riiii work done en short notice. Also, ropes neat !y spliced. Cat! at liis room, over J. ti. Wiineinan's store. iaiil7d.'im F0 R W A R D' G & CC I rT ! M 1 1 SSI 0 N . BMT1M0RE & OHIO RAILROAD. UJ1 fat; -irTiHtniztitt rw AsentR of the above, ltoa'l, and are elvin throu;rii n cei.ts .n f'cjjrhrJo all the Kast'-rn cities, at as low rates :s by anj- ot.i.:r line. !oods scut to our care for transhipu-eitt w iil be i'.rn'.ir.i'' 1 with promptness and dispatch. For all informarioti n ldn ss ;K'. fosi ki; .v ''!., A-ts. rr. I.-ictt st. a "1 I anal, i.vansvjllc, ln.1. ni tr;i Old Establish" V liar r Bot EVANSYILLE, IND. P. G. O'EILSY Be Co. tc,rH.iM'.', tsitit n-tuiti.yj, .i.'it (UMyilSslON MKliCIIAMS. General l.ailr..:.. , Steam lasvt, and Kxprt-es aiib Special Aeiit for the FKNN. CENTRAL RAILROAI;; ind connecticrm, over wliich we are aiithoried to giva Ihronnh receipt a at tlm lov.ctit pocilile r.ilHaving a mammoth Wharilcnt t!:.- landing, tli'i largest on tb Ohio kiver, capable of storinj; aud proteetiiiR all merchandize liable to damnf from exposure, we me prepared to fai ililate the dispatch of all consignments, I'm warded tu our canbv either UIVER, RAILROAI) OR CANAL. Particular attention imiI to Ueovivin. Morii'g aitl Korwanlhi, nlao, to the Sale of any Prodtico, or otur rtMrty, cousij;iiml to forrtalc.Hinlsatisfaction ;iaraut('C4l. Ollit-'o nnd exti)Mivo WarduiUHo Oh WuU'.v rttnet, ftiljoiiiiii ' the Ti'IKJ," 'ii' Wharf lMat. wIhto v are to le fnuiol, :it;!iuiitj to thu iiiter-Bt of our tatronri at all hotirr, nay arid nijht. With our mperior fHcilities; hnt 8UiiHlinr ; tintirinjr energy; ami kiiowlfiitfo f our tmhiiit-KH, wo fl c-oiitiiUnt of irivinp nral tUitinfiu-tion, and hope to imrit a continnaiice of tho oxt(iirtiv jHtronaro wo art mow enjoying. LiheraJ ra-Ii aI values will e mmh on fvllconsifjcnniontri ti cither uuwlveM or coiri'SioniI-utd in any of the principal markftn. North, Ka.-t tr Smrh. C. O'RiLEY & CO. JL INt;, KoUWAIMilNO AMXIKNKIIAI, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Aii'iits l'r IvanuwhaSatl ('ouiiany, Kvaunvill.-, Indiana. We haVH fornifd a rro-part iterhip nnnVr the Htyle of Uitowiti A A ikii n, and otl't-r our m-rv i-s in tht capacity an uct fortii in our cart! alniTe. V art fiiltv ppai'd ovxU:nd vory lnr.il ity to HliiooHKN, oitli.-r bv CANAL, lilVKii, or It.VLi.Ku.l't aud ufwuro tlo'in tliat th'ir intt rt sts nhad ho faithfully i epri'uii-d, rshoiild tiuy he plousj-d ttj favor ii; with tlnit pat r-iuio. OiViot and Waivhoiirto on thv corner of Slain Bt. nnd the ('kiiiiI. i ' WMUROWN, W. M . AtKMAN, LjU-1 of iiuwaid &. Browu... Lalo of FiSTKIt, & . .. . w&mmm ,w iM.its nxrHKHx tt.ni'jt.i'.NKW AUKAMiKMKNT. The Ar-AMs F.m-kes titiPANv r.-s.etriilly nnoimro.to th.-ir friemis and patrons, the public of Kvansville and vicinity, thai, uilli inriu-..l l.i.alities for the transportation of ; V K E I (1 It T , i' A K A 1 E S . iir O N ETA N l V A I. U A & 1. E f. They solicit a continuance of former favors. F.apeeial rare takan in th iudbtiin of liiHs, lraftn, N.'les, and the tnuispoitalioiml fiuiall mi l faluitblo pa.-k.ies. All ; .ersoi.fi wisbtnir to avail themselves of the facilities of the F.xprvss, can btain iit desired int'oruiation iu referen.H- to the rontea and details of the busim-n-. ut tlieir otli.- tu First .stre.-t, latwe.-n M tin ami Lucitst, opposite the I'ost oili.-e tie H 1. 11. FISH. Aent. Dissolution of C'o-Pnrtncrship. rsiui-: rfi-r.titT. me sir ii' jikukM. to!ori. existing betts-n Sam'l Kml-ich and lien Sehnpker, uiider the slytc ar.-.l firm of S. '.m. bicli if- 'o., was dissolved on tin !iih of Feb. by the deailt of .S im I lluibich. N. It. 1 am very thankful to my friends, customersv and Ihr public generally f.,r their lils-r.-tl patronage ext.-itd.sl to me iliirin-r mv conn-, lion with S. Kmbich. lil-lii. SUtlAl'KCU. rO-PAKTXEUSIIir' NOTICE. t-UW SflUfHKlt J.VM JftltJ" n. ItrsslNU bavins :isociated themselves to gether, ill cuuiiniv- tiie Dry tioi4a buint4 of tlo late liim of S. Kmbicli & o.. at tlu. sstme pbut(No. 4-J Main street), un.b'r the styl4 and lirn. ot St'U.M-KKK .V bl tN'ii. R:s. Si.iiapkkr, of the latetinn of S Finl.ich A (V. Jons W. Ucssino, formerly with S. Kmbicli if Co. mar-in - -gVeiT MifKIVtillC' st.xk of Irish and pure : varit.lv, at ' F. - af hK.y'intt -arden pceds, of every MI AItl'l. rf- (ll.'S " i New Finn! New Goods! Old Hands! V ti IU PHKRK It f .S A-f V ti J K K J'4 IJ - ; y rti?ei in.i; a lare st.k of Spniej; and Summer ; Pry (tood-, to nliirli tie y call tin' all.-ntioii of the ' p-ub!ic, and vhirh, with iucreti-ied tacililies f.T biiv in ell j.ip, ti.ev are prepaled to otter at !ovv l.rice j for ca.-b. SCHAl'h Kit k IHSSlNi;." S;icce.-,sors to S. ICml.ich A Co., '. niarjO " 4'. Main street J' r .Hill H I.. Tit ii 41 1. II K K I, t.t U I. Ii J articU I lull don't explode, tor sale at j TICK Kit V BRi., i.iatl 8-J Main st nml 8 Water si.

NEW ORLEANS CARDS.

R. H. SHORT & CO., Commission Merchants, ' , , - A'o. " 04 Camp Street, KEtV OliLEAKS, LA. a. II. SHORT. 0('t22-fimdj.i K. 3. HOWARD. K. II. rAIUI'illl.1 IOI1M W. KIMiUAM I. II. KAUUJlilLI) & CO., (iiiccesitis li T. '. Tv rn'it r.t.t. X Co.,) Commission Mcrchanls, 7 0 ' t 1' L li A ' S T li . E T . o.-U NHVV Ofll.f'AXS. H. 1 lV.-l'.'K It o" (O., 4;tjn.ii t sioii ami Forwarding Mercliaiits, No. 2'.., 1'i.ydr.is Street, New Orleans, La. l.iv-2o-.i.twly ri ..v eM. rchai t'itfii.. rin tt r.ii.i.sMw.i ti. L and proprietor o Mock Stable.--, New Orleans, I. a. jaii2wV.7-ly. " S K K It. Ii til. ,'tt lt. -it it 1 ti, 4 tl.il. H I sM. sioii Merchant, No. 7 Laf.tyot.e ntreet. New Orleans, for the sate of butter, cheese, lard. eiXir", dried fruits, Flour, Neat and all milt of Western I'ro. due, and for tlio piircluise. of t.roceries, ice. t'a!i ft.lvan.-ea inaile ou cotiMumeula. ' mulfl-ly Ma VitTiiiiklLrj it k h s FH .vti it, X for many yearsi chief tllerk ia th bouse of JOHN HL'ULKV & Co., b.-K to oft-r Ilia wwice as Commission Merchant, to tile friends aud patrons of that bouse, now that it has retired trom business. With this end in view J have f.i turd a co-partnership with 31 r. il. V. lU-liton, ge-iir of the old and well knowu firm of K. W. Ilcuton Jt Co., under i!i name and stylo ol BENTON AKlNli, to take place from the 1st of May, pro.. The siibwrriber relief for Bitpport uiam tb friends of the old bouu uf JOHN UUKLKV & Co., who have bad opportuuitieg of experiencing the promptoess and ttbility ilh whit-U he attended to their business. Very respectfully, THOMAS KING, Corner of Lafayette aud New Levee streets. New Ol leans. April '7. lS-Vt. aiujS-y JOS. W. DOUGHERTY, Forwarding and Commission, NEW ORLKANS, Louisiana. Ilefcrs to Ulessrs. ALLI8 A HOWES, npO-ly Kvanavitlt, Intl. S. TWICHELL, COMMISSION AND FORWARDIM! niKlii 1IA VT, - ST. LOUIS, MO Lil-ral advances made on ronFi;iimeuU to either of our bouses. REPI-.K TO Messrs. Allis & Howes, Beiuent A Veile, Howard A Browu, Kvansville. jjt; tlHH-lTlltll'SK tC I'u., WW COM MisS COMMISSION AND FOKWABD1M1 MEKCHANTS, No. 18 Poydrai Street, NKW OKLKANS, LA. OtEM WTI.KIN...W. R. 3RCATHOl'SE...Jns. OITXINOKB. V.'e frive our personal attention to the sale of Tobacco, Com, Wheat, Huy, Oats, Flour, IVik, Bacon, Lar.l, Ac. auH ti. V. KtTiK I. L... it. i. A K I'.OTT.... K 17 FA LLs" B. P. ETHELL & CO., ; ('oiumissiou and Forwarding NO. lOl aiAt;A.INKSr.,NLUdKl,KA,,S L.V. RKFFBFSCF: Geo. Foster & Co., Brown A Aikman, and 1". G. O'Kib-y, Kvar.sville, Ind. A. M . l'hclps A- Son, Miner A Weed, Newhur-, Ind. S. M. Leavenworth, Ksip., John II. Kvertson, Ksq., Mt. Vernon, Ind. ti. V. llndHpetli & Co., Itoonville, Ind too. Atkinson, Ksij., W. V. Cat 1 in, Bsq., Iler.ders.m, Ky. Newcouib A Bid., D. S. Beutslict & Son, Louisville, Ky. jyt; 3 Tr-ine Sawed Shiiik-s, on band and for sale by II. A M E Y, jr. marl! No. ' I Main utrei t. -zt nrisir. 9W hit bush V;ur t orn, 101 bush t'..tat.s, 111 l.uli Turnips, o bush I'ai-suips, 10,110.1 lbs llacon Hams, 1ikh ll ssbolild. rs, llKKl llisch iice Leaf bald, o t .-..-.-s choice bice, .rri l. Pe.irl Stereh, Pki k'-s ass't hcelii.ti NaiU, Ion boxes (ila-ss, ass'd sizes, lo, .7. Wash Boat ib, i.il. lb!, kels.ln'.li.x lirtlshe-, i.ss'il, 1! j iloz Be I I ords, 10 cod i Cotton lo.p., l'l coils Manilla do, ' coils Hemp do, .".mi liis Pearl barley, lo doy. Tubs. In stole and for sale cheap for cimh nt VJOKF.KY HU S. niar'.l VflVHI.KS sVillt TIIK ti 1 1, 1. 1 ir JE VV'e h--ve i.-r s-ile I'i.-krts in ba'-rei.--:, put up iu pur.- eider io.'.ir, wbicti v retail l-y tin- il...-n or hundred ; ii !.-.. i n ke,.-. and j.ii j ot all -o ,.;-.. t at! anil see tor yimrselvey. VICKI-ilv ItiU'S. JOHN A. Kfcll.. J jlIN A. tl A UJjfL CRESCENT CITY F O IT WT 23 It X . EVANSVI LLE, iWD. 'I he proprietors of She CltESCKNT CITY pi.X-N-TlUY l.e- leave to inform their friends ami I be pub lie. in general that they are fully prepared to lu.-kki-to oi.ler ail kinds of tt.ACHINFRY Not'ilt.! lor riiil-if lM:ilMlt:irtrli- of H Lirt. Having a variflv !' p:ittfiitM t.r ri i i k a ic i n a , of any n'v.vt ain! iS'i'EA M ENCHMvS of anv power repiir.d. ATso niKiiiifa.-fnreis. ,.f 111.-I 1 I.I.KK1 ANH MIMNi; M Xl lllM liV, TOIIACCO .VOKEWS ASI F I M Sll K US, MALT MILLS; SASH, Mll.KV A Nil IMHKOVKll Circular Saw Mills, GUMMING MACHINES,. IKON FRONTS for ifouse? CHINESE SUCAi; CANE MIl-I.S, , STEAM BOILERS IM PROVED LAUD TANK'S, And in faet evervlbitiir in the lltoN Fo I'NllliV AND M At.-II INK IH'SI N r'.SS. . ttK.ta.s fj&Tt.vejf ni;!.!' to tirder. ALSO IValers in h superior article i.f THRESH I XU MA CHIXES, A ud Powers' complete, i.r the ;. tent improved st. le. IMPROVED STEAM GAUGES, .GUM BELTING AND PACKING,.WROUGHT AND W ELDED PIPE, LEAD AND 'COPPER PIPE, AND FIRE BRICK, All at MAN t'l-'ACTI' K Kl!S' BRICKS. J llij:lu-st price always paid fo old METALS, At the obi Stand Corner Canal and Intrl. str.sM 11 KIT. fc HANKY. N. 8. Workmen sent to all parts to put up Machinery and do repairs iu Itoili-rs. THRESHING MACHINES Always on band and for sale. j"'. St. Charles Saloon. NEW PROPRIETORSHIP-AN ENTIRE R E-O RG A N 17. AT ION. THwiJOiHits. iMM.nnit it it t;in. -is. 1 m from New Orlealie, have pllrcha.s.-d ihe ST. C II A It I. KS SALOON, on First street, nearly opposite the I'ost Office; and have ivlill.-.i it in .111 .!- ant ai.il attractive style. The new pr. .prielors have had I0112: experience as Li.-pcrsot f.idiioiiablc and popular Iti-staurauts iu New t.rleaiu--, and they w ill ei.di avor, In their ucw house, to combine all the eleeau. i.-s and luxuries of Noi lli.-i n and S. lithe! n liest.turats in the ST. 'IIAltl.KS. Tliev have brolibr a laruT" atid complete sI.k Iv of rh. i. l.l.pioi., Iioill New Orleans, which they collected wil h caj e duriiii; their business in that city. Tlu-ii-coii:n.-tioils and aoju.-tiutaiiee iulhat city w ill enable th. -in lo obtain the choicest supplies of Li.ptors, Krnils, and luxuries from that 111:11 k.'t in future, and tliev uil! soare noexpei.se nor pains to make llie ST. CIJA KI.K.S r urpass, li. re.'ltei . its fornn-l lepri -ieni itioli, a-s a pleasant Sal.H'n, ;i plai-.i of jrood living, aud ul. .liit.-roliuod ami luxurious r.-ort. . - str'r' Ibliiii.-.l play-is will tin. 1 at tbisSulisin a set ol liictiuest iiiai-l.'le top Billiard Tables, fioiattu. w.-li ki...w 1, ;ni. ,-elel.iaiv'l factory of J. M. linttniwit k i Vi. The un.iei si.-n,-l lla'ter themselves- that long ex-s-rieiie and careful attention will enable them to merit 11 reputation eijuai to any Saloon iu the western country. A splendid Lnnch will Is-served up in the most approved htyle, ev. i v m.aiinnrat 10 o'clock. II A Al M Kit A HKKIFUSS, ttusl Late of Kew Orleans.

miscellaneous:

. "A -o f 7 f "-lx t -i t t- ifc-iS zsArM- " f-i.' "L TORY. The undersigned liaviu;; en;ae;eil in tlio Tobucco Bnsim-ss, Uli the purpose of supply, in?, if posiihle, the vvi.nls of Ihe home -tnaTk.it, I am now rwpared to otter a well selet-ted stock uiannfatl' .-yf Tobacco -fr..m .Missouri, Kenlueky, and Tenisn e Leaf, iu Founds, Fives, Halves, Eights, i'i" .. t al ters, in any desired p;u ka-e. Terms liberal, unl acceptable dicoiiut lor Casli purchases; bi.r iwi sale less titan five lioxe.. A. lil JittKllTS, iyli No. Ki Main street, Kvan-viile. Ind. Tr!r l.. FXTKA BALTIMOLL MUOOina ssm P the best in tlio market, at llerlt CIHIK A. L.VNtJLKY'.S. IXSURAXVE AXD REAL ESTATE W. S7 Fit Slrcet, Seronei l-'oor, KVANSVIT.LK, IM. rut ttr t!lowin h'si.oi.iilile 1 nUFaiHt? New York Sniri?y 'alt ;il S-mnI.UM) hinin;; "jtroj.nn I tidi:i(iIMJis.,..,..'....j.j.,. 4...... i l.ri,iHiO K:ft I ittlll ailif (tup:ili y, i ' inri im:ti i W e rttno SMiiir vtliirtl'1i rt;il c-iaitf Itr H.ilt rn r-;taMtiiliI' tniiatut.I l':itr iriv-s - s,l.fii .n:um i-tttft, T'ciuet ii T!iii.l;i"1 Fmirtli. .S'l ;itr,M ni' llu Mujr Want.-r f.u i:i, mi railrt.at, rt litilt-H I'n.tii Kmmk ii!c. A farm ot 17 ucimh in fJreen rMi:i-y, n4 ; Jrut woll ciHtfru, liotbtf, riiuck rtalo snr Jivoit-, juiint; tm hai tl, il i:. . - . , - i jiki utrt iu Ortt'ii onitity, " -f lift li N j.i airlf, Imlancc iu liuiUr a h iu niltUatiffi. t'l iv. 37. -r-' pr 'IVrnn, ("sh down; liainiico in 1, 2, him It yt:iri. A farm ! ot noi 12 rijiit a north utt f Vin feinit'Ht p;otit iiiiptovi'iMfiils, nltLiil .'.O iit'icH ffncotl. Hi'ic oiifltm td r:wli, luiianiN hi 1. au-I ii yearn. A farm of 220 ft-iTT i mV.-H vtmt f Oak .yt:itin. Jioi frame hoiiKi', ami ultimt !'' hts t.-iicetl, l;i tcx', z 1" t"r urw. im'-la:rth ituwft, -;tlanct in 1, 2, anl 'i years. 4t: jit;r--rt i.car Taylursvilic, lul., on liberal nrioes ;(nl terms. - M u ,' - . , j A farm near Linton, Green titu u t j Itnl. Price 10 icrcre. ; ' . . ; . Very tiesit alr! ntul iicr;' lol.( n Xewburg roail, ne ir Weiivei-'rt iarJr". 2 brick liousfs on Second Street, between C'heatistit nti'l Cherry (:tre'tM. 1" aere near Salt Wet!, beiuir part of llie Mitciieil traet. tt 1 itnTal tciui.4. i i ".'".-- - 2 bb4-kd iu tiuiiiw'", U'Uiw tli erevk. ' 4l at'iits a!j.'iiiiiii; LYuuk Atieu'.- farm, ltuviu Ktitmi quarry on it UK! Uvt ua "feeuntl r-trevt, near Jmlv Haker'a ivi.'cm'e. A farm of C'-i acrea in Lowr Havm. Missouri ami loua lands to s-ll or exchange fr property in Imiiaiirt. ?uino vtry valuable laml tmnr (:ilt..on, 1 11 iiit .im, for Hale. K. 11. h AltiN, , iWK i Insurance an J iCnitu Awnt JSt (L haro removed t t Vatr Nirt vt, llir-e l'nj abovo NuinWK aro mw tTiaiuifn.'turi'ii Veils rate tit Ko!Iii. prin l!i-d, the P-ent and most convenient now in n.s ai it can bv moved or haudied without any trouble. Call and e:tmiii tiieni. iati'J.fi K. S. BAPC0CK, WIHU.KSA LK AN1 t; r.TM i, OKA LK!4 1 V SASH: DOOHS AND BLINDS. KV.VNSiVll, U K 1 3 11 AN A. f- r; flavoriiNtautly on ha.n l Msii, Iorh anl i:o.r,tNl and Station it v hauk It.is-t, of SuiMT.r Alteuany l.umU'f, v f!rMas-io.l, uud ully ainl ritronIv iiiauufar.turv d. WNOIJAI.K'CASTr PRICES.'

SASH;' ' tii h i,- '' . -T -eit:ri. rt:u M-.i-W. ' - " HIMHIW. ...j" S rt2 k f.- j - v-H ". ' 7u i'4 mi r; si i:!', I In 1 !, 1 :ca I 'V - 1 Ml l s- 4d s i-n ban.), or f.ut. up at nbort

PI7.K. Kxlll.... , SxlU. IlK ni l j....:....:..:..:.. 1 1 1. I t n ! t 1.1 lux Ii: I . I V I I nix ir. 1 1 1 1 s IJVl'i Is l'lierk Hails tfASH ot i. tiler si. lii -l iee. i o i: .s , HI'V:. THIi'KNIlSS. i i:x ;.. 1 ...... i. I 11 - . . t I'' 1 . s VSMl-K 1 pp.irF l I 4". 1 m 'i in I .-.ii I 7 J ( 2 15 M) I 'Ml '.; 2(1 1 , Wi . ''-IlUMMu ... 7 i .'SI 'J i" I ' l'i, It I. I . l s . Vi.v. . tl.i'it'littr 'I .fs ?i -j:. 1 1 Ml.... . 1 7". fu 1 I'rirr. i'..ll''.:i !,'.. .'..M 71 I 71 2 H 2 70 :; no bi r.uxii; (lxlI'lxt5.... ln.l nls l.xbs r. cc ...... .'. M b'liA SI l-:s -boor nml Wiuibin'. PIZr. THU-KNKS.'' Kllice. HVIO .';... 1 S (ill Inxio i;-. I IMI I II her sines m.t.le- to oriier. kf3 I1L1 N l)S of all atjaa mad0 lo order. r " IKn-i:s oihj.-r liiaii regular .-.. on hand, ( r made on short itn.ice. . ' Ii.su-s luoittTed to ordee. flml.lers. i.lioiiId, if possible, uiairu their Frnines of regular size, they can f l.en b . Stlpi.Hcd at any I ime. - . ('eiiiu'i, ::i.!iu,r, ;.nd l'1-.otin f..r ale. Mouidinus of all -i.i s. K.-ii. -iui; iSotrds t1.'. lit lonjr, for sale elieup Ll.e W i ml. . w c .it I ai n.-. twelves lights. All ..r.l.-r u:ii..-l be ...idn-sse i ti, K. S. RARfllCK. . iliyll-ljd.Vi , . ; ... . Kvami!!iv Ind r 1 1. 4 iiia ujs'ti nin-:rvit JHM.1) i'it;iu:iii.ii . .. . CfcoKOri THOKN II I LL ,lj.kes pleasure in iaorniiii bis old ci.siuiucra that in Iho quality and slyle ol his work, lu Hatters himself be cjuiuot lie ex'celli.l. lb- ilia, .-till be found at the corner of S.-r. -ml and Main slre.-ls, where the choicest llar-ne-s and Sad He-H.f eTt-ry cTestTriilloit tail la rvbfeincd ut t lei best of terms. -4sr Kepairiui done wilh neatness and dispatch. Second-hand flainessalwtuion hand.' jet

11.1,

eous:

IML HAAS, having leued the nu: former 1k-c;iji(.-l bj r. Kivtt, in lr. liruy's iMiiltlitiy, opposite tbo l'ot OlVieo, would respectfully mtfieit tb citiorisof Kvunpviilo nnd the snrronndinj; towns and country, o viait bin roimisiii.d w-o the ieeiiiieiis or. exliibition. All thonn vim need J-ulnl OlH-rat iniiei performed, and are pleaded with It is uoi k, Hball be attended to witli creat pleanire. Hik t'ONTIN l'(.'t'S Hi-11 works about a w!m r crevire., jNothiiin; uill bo imre b an, or have jcreater Mivngth. Uislti.orK Wi.kk Itas but two seiini! iu a full upper or lower sot. dVrm nan Inuh tut Umwttly -am Uw? Iwie williout tfli.m iiij; that their teeth .ut-artith ial, and I'lieekri that are Mti.ki-n hii h r:.-ttred to nearly their oi iuinal iMitttnir. Ho ulrtA iiirtkes tin uM;al tyie id plain and simple m ttMjih work ou old aud Siivr plate and Uo the riieotdaritii. work, whit h in um h liked by those wTm'liiive used it. lie ban alwo two inoessftr extrsu thi teeth without aiii tio inhalation m injuriourtt DertH ariHin from their u the niowt delieHHau Imvf 1 hem applied wit h (h-i fi-et nafoty. 1urfritil Mill reuiilt tlr heali b and lnnty of iheir children by liaving the iK-ntitft iiii-t their second dentition, thertd,y protluriiig ay muieti'y aud health to thotte iiivulu'thle organs. 1 tak d.-iire in intrfiiueirrf Ir. Hams, formerly 'f fj-itaycHe, Ind., m Huoet-srior to tlm ld rooui4 iu llray'y luildiiif, bojtiuy; bo will tind them both ple-ttiit and pri'iilaldn From my intereoiirsf with the rowor, 4 am pleased to find him one of the pioiVHiti, p'SMeiii' taste ami hifth professional abilit y an i siandin, ill thU view, I can, with safety, reomiim-nd him to th" oiumunify as ft skillful aiuleMnpwiit tlr-utint. unld J. KIVKTT. Safter thin dal, January '2U lStJ4. plet a?HorUneut tf oiii' loolrt will be I'Ulinl l1 i I''.' K ' t S. iONNTAtJ ' , No. I' Alain ntre-!, will wlwmi we have made arrant tin iitn st II our fds, at our prie, and make mmI : 1 t"l4 lhal. are broken bv drfet-t m work mamdiip. jaiii- a j. ; s.m rrii. f(l do-A-lt S .'mit It's supi'i aflit do miib's ilraw in; kitiveM. dt 41 liat'ht8. . ... 5 tit. lirnhbin hoed. Kni'sa!e iVi. K Main street, y n 1 : H Kt . S. S( N T A I .r 'i'. .:'(' i-1 v i r: a tut i.as j it. 1 t '-i ttf I i llerKlealuer L.-hlll, by-' ' - t, declO XdliKKSiiN A Ol. TjTTK JiriiJ-T 41 TIIK FVI I it ol the Sn l lilTV iNst'KAS. K t o -.N , t leloi-er 1, 181 ASSKTS. Cash on hand 8 6C0 45 Cau.li in t'oiil inelilal bank, awaiting lnVeslliient ..?!), SJt da (-a.-h in Hank Commonwealth .' 5,117 47 Total Sr'-' v'sl '-'7 Bank Storks .Mi shares Uank Couinii-r.-t-" " Ml A;n'n Kx. Hank ; . . " lull ll.uik Nw York " 14 " L'k N. Anieiira ai4 shs i'arval.?Jl,MTiiwoi tli 22,7C.t 2ri Temporary Lonna e. ui e.1 by ll,tit l'S. , . C.tiioii llotiils and shareai Hesolilte Fire I iiHi.ranco Coniiiany 1 J,r,(0 m l;..n,ls and .Mortinies bein: Hint lien, Ar. il;.,HVMl l'rlniiiiiiH liu.-.-ll.-cted sil Ml Aivrued Ins. on llond- and Murtigri A Tennsirary Loans Il,7i;l 7;l Llalanre dun trom Ajrents l'l !i;l Total Taj. Hal Stock.... Silrnliis ii.b'Ji ' ,S-SI,(HMI IK! .. 4 I, Mil S'l -S.-.l-,K'.il Rrt No Liabilities. 'JOSEPH WALKEK, I'nVt K. T.. IltvtxX K, Sieretary. STATIC OK KW V)IIC, city i:nr.N'rv ok xkw vuiik l'i rsonally ai'i'i-ared before nt; this illili ilny tt Nnvei.ilsr, A. 1. IKo'J, .linwih Walker, I'n siileill, and l.'itbaril L. liay.loek, S.i lvtaJ, ot tiie Senility Kir.- lnsuraiii-e (;i.niiiaiiy, of lb. C'ily of iohYork, no. I severally atlirnu-.l that the wiihin stalement by them Knl.rrilK-.l is correct and trni- to tho l.esi of th.-ir 1. now inline uitd be!i I.11 1 1 S. L. T llDCN KLL, Commissioner f.r the Siate of Indiana, - - it. New York.Tliis Coiai.in law cuni lied, with tin:, law of Indiana i-i'iiivi iiin lnsii--a!i. e ( 'ollll.a!li.-.,'. uiol i.- jre.ar.d to take risks iu the City of Kvaiisville i.ud Vainiei biiie.li ciauuy, I ml fc II. 6AHIN, Arut, declii .Maill nllcet. To the Public. rtfiii: iist wi.y'Tiut .lav; yfnrxi, Jh fc,r, buv l.'ii tiTf wet ..ties, eausiii: many ut our riven io .ovoilow tbe.r bi.uk, liuck ing up lite water in the cri-cka and bayous, ai.il I1i.ikIii.it t. a considerable extent the bottom lauds ; wiien tlifi ivt-r r.K-ede, wlii.li may tadjieftcd soou, then I lie lare urtiice ol decay 11.4; V. -etal.Io matter ex.ow d lo Ihe seorehiiie; rays of tlir Hiinmier nm.,; bf,,',uf-a Ihe malaria, w hirh prov.-s so IjiI.iI iu its tours.-, BWe .ii'g whole Slate, aud sparinir ni-ith -r ae nor sex in its comjueriu uiareli. Altvr A residence of luorcv than tweiity y.-urs : tlio middle and Southern Stales, we think wo bavt disco-ered a medicilie w iiiek, to a certain extent, is a preventative of the att:u ks of bilious b-v-r ai;iie, ;., and aa Hiiult we iscouimeud our "l.iiH.litt Whisky. W'e wish the publie to und.-rslaud that we are not. tirsrine; upon them the rise of strone; Lbpioi-s ad als-ve.raKe. VVettie,ainlalayslirtVe been, oppowdto llieir beiny used in that way, bill it peoplo will ur.o them us siieb, h t then have by all lm aliH a piir Hi-tiele. that will keep tiieni 111 bruit It, and k.-uirtlM!ti iiiatea-1 of sborloi.iiijr their lives. W o proposo to sell always pure a.ud unailulterat.-d Liquom for niedieinal purposes, 'and H litlle for the stoinarh'R sak", if reiiiired, and will .'balleiiire an ftisiei lion by the Is-nt rhemists in litis or any oilier country, to flud any impurity or adulteration in the whisky branded by us, "A His A II. ore's Manirlia." It is warnitited, as it is distilled from lln. com, rye, or wheat, with a lixht udditkui of niaj.l eisterli water. .We have 110 doubt many persojis have beea ruined iu health, if not a. tually killed, py driiikimr bad whisky, th greater the reason that Albs Jt ilowes puro Mau..lja aliould bo Iu p-u-eial nso. Just rcceivv-l and iu tore for aale '10 V.j pipes ass'd Hrttudie (old)frem.'I to$7'glal. rf.pi!M do ' (old 1 from :t toil V al. 4 pipes Holland tjin ; 3 puncheons old bum. uui. ; ALLIS 11 HOWLS. Water Bt. 1il s I.J H4UHHT T41HA1t:4'4t TAULISUAIKST IN TIIK STATE. 'jP.. Fericlrich &c Brothers, Would r.-sje(!t fully inform t!i citi?!ens of Famville nn.i vicinity, that they have a l.irprr txk of Tobacco, S'-gars, Snuff. I'ipes, and German Smoking Tobacco- , Thau ai'.y two ustuiilUJjiuc uta ot our principal cities. . - Hotels itud storn-kerperalivik to your interests. Iteb.ro- piirvliaaiu? els..wli.'rii, pk-atto ejotmit.e our lartfeaitsoriuleiit, wb ich wo pledire oiirselve b Hell atlbe lowest llalliiuore prices, and .-b-iiM-r thai, ciinb IfMifit tn Cincrimatf or Initio itl.-; All.nk is, that y.m shall rati and in.lr Tor yoiirsel vr-s. We otter ativ ttf tbr above at wholesale or tetail. Oih rstablis'hmeiit is a branch .d-the well known extensive ll.-tltimore Tobacco Warehouse of Jos. Fendricli . llrus., No. loo Forest street. , L FKNlilUCH .t liKOS., , . . i - Haiu at., I dworalKtve First, :. oct'1 Kvausville. 1 nd.. mi. I. IS 8 1141 WHS, WJTKK WjZ d's.r alsive A inc. aolo iuaniilacturers of the Jelebrated Magnolia Whiskj OF HVAJCev II.LF, IKD. i 'y AI! kinds of lioinestic Liipiors, and cou a lar.ee supply of tild and Choice P.ourbon Hya, aad Monvnalie.la AVbisky. -t atiI -.1.9 w-1 y "v. if- Ziil.irX wKu.tvti4ij m V hand 25.MH1 ihiuiiiIs of new bams, slioiildei s. aud i.b , wtllcti we w ill wll at the lowest prices. . J ACOI! SINZIi II A SON. iel. II t STl'-l T CV T'TI! Ut fit ST ! N I . W Or-its the lima for Biruains! Fiftv Meat Outers at a tcitlet-ver half price, f.ir oaull. Pri.v.. cts. t.ijil.iHi uaich. , ialiltlj . . '.. S. WKUW y .'. 11.1 tsft ti xth.i I..t a n t-: si'e and heavy, for corn. Also a i-mall lot of four bir-dn-l, doiibl. irunny basr f"r bran, ic, for I1KII. FOSTKlt A CO. i 4.'r. J,i iat i-t- I'naal sale low, lorc;isli, by t 4i bll ,,' x . tf lOJII, IllttIS JT 4-41 S'V ! SLydoa-n ex-trainlt baud Coal Hods 0NK-I1aLF 2 ditto coin - nion (sHtue tiy.e.iat prime cost, forcash, toebwr out, JHUIQ V tl .- I. l.r.o o. nbuijc

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W i Joz Irou lluntid Ct-ilui- Churns, 1 du7. Brass Ii'ium! do do " 2 duz Jlutter Lailb-s, - 2 duz asa'il Butt.-r Howtj. Ju-t roM-ireil troti: tlii La-t bT " tii ii::o llKiK & LANtJLKV. Kllirtrfiti' tJ' VMB tMII Mi IU V Ml'1'K LKAI. Thr rinilerftiene.1 hiifl ii.-tii ,i..iille.l ati-iif t.-r lliHMale (il W'bitr Lead at man til.u-dltei n priees than ( Ver ollele.i ;.!nl rail n.w sell at lnvrt-r flirnrer) b-'lire ill tin- citf. fall nnd w i i-..r yon i m-1 v. k. w m. n. r. sTiinAKH, IT Main t. -3 lt.tl.IJS HO I T JFIJS it uiar.Ki T t WtJS'ti Max, siiiiable tur re-sewing ; ii ouy Hays; also, a lull Mipplv i.f fin., ami heavy Heiu la-K-iiiK Twine, li.r.alebv- C;Kt. KtiM't.U l"U.. mar;;! fori. er l.M-nstbt. aud th Ounal. jf it 4J , St. Jllj: It 1,1-J t, T JiJ In'.-iV.-ii h - sl.amei (.'. lelale lli'. lbs tUIII Ko.i-, all si.es; -!i lbs Uiiiii racking, nil S.Vi lls t'otieii Tiw kii.-, nit siv.es; ISo r.-ei-f lUlni. t'lu-k-insr, all si'..-s; -j n.is No. t oal i.-il; a bbls No. I Lar.l Oil. Also, 'JO.mKi tf tbtiMt rpb brateil AVheeliiiff . I'liiM ( itrars. T.,r r:iv at the l'Wvt price goinx. .1 A CO K SIN 7.1 CJ1 A riON, t'el.U-tf Front, ..-t. Sycamore and Vine sts. rflMil-J 4 . II HfM4J.K It W41VM.lt -11- re.sss!llully in lot in llieir t'riotids and the mblii: generally, that they have removed their ciltli'e Hint store to I heir hew huilliti on First utreet, three doors alsi... Tine street, near the ftmtiilrT whdte tbey will bo able to give more jirompt atteutiou to. tbo orders ol th.-ir i-.ustomt-r. A large lot of stoves will be sold out at retail, at wholesale prices, ill .inter to .-lose out tll-.wti.ek. det-r. KltATZ A I1KILMAN. CliKIM IA!N IL K A 'Vt W M. HKILMUi. KHATZ & HEILMAN. errv foundry i M A M I F A CTI I! K Ks A N l li I' I LDK ItS 0 V STK A M L SO I N KS AND LOlLKKS, Saw and Crist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screw, tliiiiimiiie Macbiii.-,ChiiiesrSugartlaiie Stills, rJ'lirH.in;Lr Mat-liinca, tfi-o. KVANSVILLK, IND rannr ri:opnrF.Ttiits oe the city fov Jl dry be;; leave to inform llieir friends and the public incuerul, that they are prepared to do all kinds of MACIIINK AND FINISHING WORK, and evervthitiff apN-rlainintr to the Foundry business 'I iiey are lilalilllact III iUK SrKAH KNUINEa AND lton. -.its i l any Kiw and power required. Saw Mill Ma. Ion. rv and .Mill Oeariiifr of auyaize; listil-It'i-y al. I Miiiinu' Miu hinery. Tobacco Screws, (I11111iiiiiii; Mai bines, 'I liranhitiK a. hi lies. Malt Mills, llotsepi icr.-, C..ru-sliellcrs, SI acliiuery of all kinds ni ii.- and it pai rid. Iron and Brass Castings ol ... . rv .1. s.-i it.i ion, Iron Tloiiselrouts, ta-llar tlrat. s I-.-. Cis-kii. and Ileatin-r Stovea of the latest improved piii..-iis; Hollow Ware, H? Irons, 4c. J'.UKW KKS, IHSltl.LEf.S, Jtr:t:TIFIKK.S,A(, Sui pin-1 wiiu every desiripliou of Copper anh SI t Iron Work, llrewiie; Kettles, Ueli iterator. Atteii.. orau.rs. Spar-, s, Stillheads and Woiuia on. ait improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Slilln, Vi..vt . I ;n;s, t :an.-. Syphons, Ac; Copper, Lead auJ Iron I'ip.-: Copis t , (truss and Iron I'uiiips uf every variety, for t-e.r, Hpii-its, oil, J-c.: Brass C.M-ku anJ Valves, Slealll W liistles, .fc. W'oi Kineii soul lo all parts to fit 11, nrk anil do repairs on Steam Itoilers, Copper and Sdmet Irou Work, J-c. OLD METALS IiOUOHT. They are dealiui: in and selliui? Alh-n'a Iniproye.1 Si. am Oaue, Wrought Iron welded Piia-n aud T11hiiijC, Hiram II. pi, in.-.' Improved Smut Machine, Stephen Hughes' Flour S.-pai'ators, tit t man ltdl-in-( lolli, (.inn l.li.-li.- Iteitiui;, Packing, Hum-, ic, ot the la st kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, I'.lis k Tin, Piu Iron, Habit M.-lal, SM-lter, Fire Urick. They have every facility of the brat Macliinory and work men, and v :ll tive all work rntrusled to tbeiu, their iudivt-lunl attention, fillilitr order promptly, wiirraiil nor their work, nnd are aatintled W'llit itiasoiiable prie-a. i-5" Oilicu an.! Sale Uoiiins, No. 60 Alain utrret; i1-! ij ii.!.. lloi'er Yard and Machine Shop on Pine slr.1et.feitve.-11 First und Second streets, Kvn Vllio, Indiana. duc7 J I It IS. 1 ."! PC h4i4I.HH w Uatid a aiipply t-f - VO c -5 'H iW V A " tat-i'lfci ' AT can also furnish TI!A( K KCALKS of any rm-tt.-wity, , 'f lies.- Scales are from the luiutufactory o K. T. FA I II HANKS Sr. CO., St. Juhnsborfr, Vermont. I.veiy Scale is le.le.i and sealed, a Kit warranted correct. For t.-stimoiiiala we refer to the thousands ol" pit suns liKitii; t hem. - IIOUNPIiOOK rf- CO., Agents, " n.vV!4 AV'ater Htreet. ICvaiisvlllr. GERMAN MEDICINES! Til K UBKAT S TA X D A R D R E M E D I E S of tin- pr.-d. -ii I iiiro, have acquired their great popularity oiily tbrotieh yearn of trial. Unbounded satista.-l ion is rendered by them in all ' f-aeea. UOOfLAXD'S G E R M A X .". J T TE R S W Jt.L POKITM t.X CI'UB Tavr Coirij-l iinU, lsiooeia, Jauudico, Nerroun Irt bili'ty, Ii.aMv of th Kiduee, and nil di-Hes arirtiiiK from a diwtrdered liver, or Weakne-a of lh fttoiuaeh and dijretive nrtraiis, ASU WILL I'O.SJTI VEI.Y PKEVKNT Tellow Veprr, Ililum lvert and Fever and Ague. Se our Almamic for r(Xf. Price 7idr jer boflla HooFi.AKirs it a Islamic cop.dial WII.I. PosriiVKI.V ll'HK Cotihrt, Coldw, or UourtiuneMJi, Bronchitis. aflii en'a, -rout Pm-uinoni;., lueipient Consumpti-o,, and h:w i-i-rloridt'd thn nnt atuninhiug cur";rfr known of (.: o x f ir.MRD c o x r v m r t i o 2. Ah a Uiarilio a cordial it is iiiicqualod. I'r.e7(i cel. ts per hot I le. , .... iOOFLAXDS GERMAX PILLS, bi-ice Hcll-kuov 11 throit-rlioiit Kurotie and AluerJ can need no cbiMmi'tid ilinn here. They are purely I v..;'i table, are iireiiar.-d with irreat exactueaa and siiar-cinted. . No better Cathartic .Pill can be fiHitiif. Price 2.ri centa per box. ' ,.' .'r, ' , 'these ni.-diciit.-a are prepared by Dr. (1. 51. Japkwin tt Co., Pbiliiik-lpliia, Pa., and St. Louis, Mo., and are s.d.l by ilrucists and dealers iu medicines eve; yu lii-re. The signature of V. M. Jackaou will tie on iho ouUi.le of each bottle or boxIn our "ErrrilKHly'M Almanac" published annually, you will litnl testimony and commendatory notices from all parts d' tlm country. Tlieae almanacs are (jivi-n away by all our agents. :i:VAUE Of VOVSTEltEEITS. , Si r that you get Hooilaud's Oerman Bitters, prepared by lr. C. .ALJacksou, Pliiladeljdiia, Pa,, aud tliat bis signature isou the wrapjier of each lailtle Keller ,t While. Atr.-iits for Lvansville. lud. Lei. li A Cai-lsti-1t, dec) do do do -iv ill VC 7 f-. ' .-i-.'V..jV!f: 's;.--1-s; J. AY. HUGHES, .10 Main street, K. snsville. ' litL. -"-S crates iiss'oi led, for the Country Trade, n. haud. ott6

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