Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 191, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 April 1860 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, INO. WEDNESDAY MORNING. ...APRIL 18 Opposition State Ticket. Jpor QOVKRXOR, HEXRY S. LANE, of Montgomery. FOB LIKCTBNANT GOVERNOR, OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph. FOR TREASURER OF STATE, JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke. Jfor auditor of state, ALBERT LANGE, ot Vigo. FOR attorney general, JAMES O. JONES, of Vanderburgh. FOR reporter of supreme court, BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion. FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, MILES J. FLKTCHER, of Putnam. Tbc Japanene Eiuhaksy, The following hy Overland Pony Express iu relation to the outfit and accompaniments of the Japanese Embassy, will be read with interest : The United States steamer Powhatan, Capt. Pearson, bearing Flag Officer Tattmli, arrived on the 27th at San Francisco, troin Japan via Honolulu. She brings the Japanese Embassy, consisting of two principal Ambassadors, Princes of the highest rank among the nobility of the Empire, and two associates, who are nobles of nearly equal rank. Tbese four are of the Emperor's council. They are accompanied by a suite if sixteen officers. Among them are three interpreters, and fifry-two subordinates, making seventy-two in all. They bring $100,000 to defray personal expenses, although the Embassy is invited at the sole expense of the United States. They were given the best quarters on board the Powhatan during the voyage, and arrived iu good health and highly pleased. The chief dignitaries are magnificently dressed iu embroidered silk robes, each wearing a sword of beautiful workmanship. They have conducted themselves with great dignity and propriety. Tbe Powhatan on the day of her arrival went to Mare Islaud Navy Yard, all the Ambassadors remaining on board. It will take several days to overhaul the steamer and take in coal, when she will Bail for Panama. The Ambassadors will then proceed to Aspinwall, where the United States steamer Roanoke is expected to be in waiting to carry them to Washing ton. The Japanese Government had commenced stampiug Mexican dollars, making tbem the legal currency ot that country, thus obviating one of tbe principal difliculties in prosecuting trade with foreigners. The Powltatan arrived at Honolulu, March 5tb, and remained till the ldih The Ambassadors were there received with all formal honors. Private hospitalities were extended, and the King and Queen held court at the palace for the reception of the distinguished foreigners, and welcomed them in appropriate terms. The Ambassadors who visited San Francisco on the 31st ult., have remained the guests of the city ever since. $2,000 was appropriated from the city treasury to provide for their suitable entertainment. The corporation officers, members of the Legislature, tbe Governor and citizens gen. erally have paid their respects iu ieison, and on tbe 2nd instant a graud public reception was given the strangers at tbe largest ball in the city, when United State officers, civil and military, Foreign Consuls and State authorities participated iu the ceremonies The Powhatan was expected to sail tor Panama on the 5th instant. The Japanese carry an immense amount of baggage, including many boxes, presents to the ITnited States Government. Newsfromtlie Pacific. The State Capital seem j permanently located at Sacramento, $100,000 btiviug been appropriated for the commencement of a Capitol building, which is lo cost, when completed, 500,000. The Japanese steam corvette, condemned, has been iu the dry dock at Mare Island na vy yard, and put in complete order, free of expense, Commodore Cunningham explaining, that while he had no actual authority to render tbis accommodation, be felt sure he was but carrying out the intentions of his Government, in doing for the Japanese steamer all that he could do for an American man-of-war. The news from the Washoe roiues is about as heretofore reported. Emigration thither is increasing. San Juan Island was in joint otcupaucy by American and British troops. It was estimated that 3,000 white men and 3,000 Chinamen were mining. The accounts are encouraging, and new diggings have been discovered in various places. The news Irotu Oregon and Washington is unimportant. Ceson City, April 4. The excitement iu regard to the silver and gold mines in this region is unabated. Hundreds are pouring iu from all parts of California, and scarcely a company who are prospecting have failed on striking rich ore where they anticipated to find it. The population is increasing very fast, and it is thought that in two mouths the population will be 50,000. Security is very bad. No laws for tbe collection of debts or tbe punishment of criminals. Murders and tights are of daily occurrence. Tbe weather is stormy to day, with a heavy fall of snow in the mouutains. The Pony Express is greeted with great enthusiasm by the people of the valley, and as we have had but a semi-monthly mail during the past winter, the prospects of a quick communication wilh 1 1 tends iu the East are very encouraging. The telegraph line is now completed to Miller s Station, and an office will be opened at that point during the present week. Miller'd Station is thirty miles east of this city, en route to Salt Lake, and in two weeks the line will be in operation sixty miles still ftntbi 1 east, when the tixie will be reduced to eiut das from St. Joseph lo Sail Francisco for telegraph disjatches. The rush to the Carsuu Valley mines is slill increasing. The hotels are crowded, and crowds are leaving every day. Many are deterred tor want ol means to gel over the mountains. fly A correspondent of l he Pi iucfct on IndfatMM akfm, there is a propObiliou ou toot to torui a new county out of iriiTious of Posey, Vanderburgh aud liiusoa. The necessity of the move we can't perceive ; Mad ioidgiue, willi the Kvansville Journal, thai the proje.cl hus its origin in the brain of MMM real estate speculator who is desirous, of furnishing tte Site lor Hie coiiul.y sent. Ml. Vernon Auiocute. Numismatic Itsm. People who are ivillio to pay from twenty to Inly dollars lor a single cent of nnttque coinage show 11 fearful want of cent seuse). Boston Pott.

Tin- Judgeship. The accora)iiying letter, requesting Judge Pitcher to become a candidate for the office of Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, coming, as it doss, from the class the best qualified to estimate his services, and signed as we are informed, bj nearly every member of the bar within his jurisdiction, is a compliment deserving the pecuniary sacrifice which the Judge makes la serve in the no less honorable but less lucrative office than that or' a most successful counsellor and pleader at the bar: Mount Veunon. Indiana, 1 Feb. 20, 1860. J Hon. John Pitcher : The undersigned, members of the bar within the District of tbe Court of Common Pleas, in which ou reside, would respectfully ask you to become a candidate fur the office of Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for the District composed of the counties of Posey, Vanderburgh, Warrick, aud Gibson. Believing that your acceptance of said office would be a benefit to the people of the District, we will use all honorable means to secure yur election, should vou consent to become a candidate.

Yours, truly Alrin P. Hovey, M. R. Anthes, Morris S. Johnson, A. L. Robinson, P. N. Vennernan, H. Q. Wheeler, Grampee W. Hardin, Alex. C. Donald, James T. Embree, B. H. Polk. Samuel Hall, Ellis Lewis, John B. Handy, Jesse Fuller, James H. Masters. Wm. P. Edson, Joseph P. Edson, Elijah M. Spencer, Asa Iglehart, John J. Chandler, Charles Denby, John W. Foster, Blythe Hynes, James E. Blythe, Thos. E. Garvin, James M.Shanklin, Conrad Baker, Wm. K. McGrew, Mt. Vernon, March 24, 1860. To the Hon. A. P. Hovey, Wm. P. EJton, and others Oentlemen : I have just received your very kind letter requesting me to become a candidate for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas jfor this District. A disinclination to practice law, strengthened, no doubt, by age, induces me to consent to be a candidate. In accepting yuur invitation, I beg you will not think me vain enough to suppose that I possess any Rtnees for the position superior to my professional brethren. Respectfull v, your ob't servant, JOHN PITCH ER. Mt. Vernon (.'inpire. Effects or the utm of 1 ilitl. The New York Times makes an elaborate and candid showing of the -it-. of the census of this year on the representation of the several Stales in Congress. D figures that the States that will lose representatives are: Alabama, 1 ; Connecticut, 1 ; (ieotoiii, j Kentucky, ''; Massachusetts, 1; North Carolina, 1; New York, 3 ; Ohio, 1 ; Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, 1 ; South Carolina, 2 ; Tennessee, 1 ; Virginia, 3 ; Vermont, L The States that will gain representatives, are: Illiuo:s, 5; Indiana, 1; Iowa, 4; Micbigau, 2; Missouri, 1; Taxas, 8; Wisconsin, 2. The other Slates will stand as they are. The Tncs sums up the remarkable facts as follow. : 1. All the old and In r.70 Stales of Union, without exception, lose ground atively, and mi:f of tliein positively. 2. The South loses ground largely ; the relthe State of Texas, having tin- tuld the Territory of the old States, ami lying west of the Mississippi, is the only one that gains. 3. The on part, ot the Union wbieh positively gains is the Northwest -Missouri being properly iucluiled in thai. 4. The Northwest positively gains 15 re resentalives and 2 Senators iu Minnesota. 5. The Slave SlatesoM' II represenlal i ves and gain 4, being a positive loss of 7. The freo Stiles ijain 14 and lose 10, being a positive gain of 4, with 4 Senators in Minnesota and Oregon. The admission of Kansas and Nebraska, which will ppeedily happen, will add 2 representatives and 4 Senators to Ihe same side. Whut Crop. The Chicago Prat and Tribune says : On Tuesday we rode over the line of the Michigan Southern anC Northern Indiana railroad, and the fine promising appear. on e of the wheat tieldj Was Ihe tin me of frequent remark. Certainly at tUU season i e never Saw the wheal look belter. CfircltO Stances may yet occur to lev en or de Iroj the crop, but certainly the linnets in that section n ere never cheered by a fiuer promise of an abundant harvest. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. & 9 OTC II It . .Vir M. O .V It O ' , a peuuine article for meeivisl ami foi sale bv HNSTviN, Posey Block. Porter in .1". pts. dicin.il purpose.-, just re. CHAS. Mc.1" H n a hi ft i.titit jtw .J t.ouj-.'tt WW price than vr Hered before, i.iiretln r with an sssortMeal of Ot lored PalBt, it the Iiriu st. i STOBDA 1: 11. 17 Marn stieet W Al II P hprl2 rWllAVVHa'S OMM., Mtstl It it,, .vv M. Unerm OU. tor sale by the barrel or ral!oi (-1 ol e ilb.n ; aprli 17 MAIM SThKBT. p W0tcMJtJtrm tJi .n a ut'tia.vTs Jt visiting tbe ciry will ftnd .1 . .. .1 saaoriaieal if PriiRs, Medii.'ines, Paints, Oil, Class, ami Patent Medicine:;, tor sale at reduced pi in s :it flic Ii ur aud Chemical waretaosMe 17 Alain sftreat. apri:; W.M. II. I". rffOMsABO. It. Ill I I t. it VK hElt S, 1 i Main st 1 e.-t. just received at ear 12 P.4 I , T.I t I it t lor Hale at SlUt It VtOKBItt S. '.1 Main at reef. Caudles aprll mT t i,.JSS, l,JS5lltl IttlXtil JSW.m sorted siaes, fes sale by aprll 1860. OltK, UAI..KL1..V i n. SPRING & SUMMER isiii . Gr o o i m - iHJJmKl.imtX It iii , f UKSi-Kl'T-public httiieiuily, lht thc M0 Mtilv rMefving h. -CMtifMM o their LttMM ami vai i.-.i jUtcfc of 8M'ici ami PuDimi'i- Gift,ls, which, fix iktMice, HtjMe ami variety, eaniuH lx sui ua-p.l t wmilti m-i -(luotis to enumeiHte all the .Iv j-ai Iin ul.s which, on iuRpectiout .'.ot be touu.l reytrte s-iuhi M)ihe hll the lewlintc rtlei nut BwriUlea of the r5ea.i,. The himine- principles which have .aii. J fot tlieir oll ei-ttlihtMl botibe such exieDtrire ptttrtaa;e. will bo i.ii.i i.-.i xi, viz.: Kkv-cutiou of ontun with Jispatch attt-iition tUH4 '-ourtosy to cubtoM . i-, i ouit.ito-.t with iiUHl.rate rh:nr-tj. Chefr stock httHM Uhii puiha .tl with cwte an. I iu.l-, meut in the hi nt MM kM , ' tm In I Mwllty, to gether wirh tin adhrcms to hoiiih) priti iph n of u ni. iir t Hre tuiiHIeiit ot lein il.li- t mi pH tli-MM ui.y MMM thm With a rail KM M bii t IMM Ann xt-ii tin y MMtSM n lit ol A . .trtiu. lUs. Cloths, OasiniHre, AitJ esliuva, VMMMta Ky. ttteMMi OoltMMMM aiul Dfettitttt, New StTlo rrinla, 14 . i val idly, French OlflMM, Lawn ami tsiii;.--h jIh-. KiiKti--ti lh t-aye-, A ii lain uiuii 'h.-lli.-, Ula k ami t'.o:icv ilkf, ami lu.-h I'oplin-, Mohair CooU for traveling ilniOBaiB. Kitnch Ueiae mIwj, S jtU 11 Vol .nits, ' 'rgainly 4 to Silk ami xjiiijrhaiu V mhrcli u- ittul I'.uasi!-, I'.tuaiiia, hi AUl, lafWhoni end 1 'n Itn tfttt. Boots ami Sexte, Sou Iilai-k mm! OaUx i Mete, AVhite, Hlu. ;tml i'mk Moeimite Neils, French nml MMM h Knit.rimh-rie a i re i V;.i i.-t , black Lace MMMMlMl ami PoMtte, Hosiery, Cloven, HUte, mmt Hint.- ami Cokrl Corsetta, White loolst MMM. I'l.-ss Ti iunuiiii.v-, A. , Ac. S. A K. wodhl c ill part:, nini artenti n to ihir stock of lush l.iu-n .. tlu u ou n un ori j MMMj warraiil.l Pure MfcOEj, uf nnich aud ' l.irt IlK-rtcheil oMtii'tln-' ..f 14 u 4 iu.l V2 4 LinouH, Hrown ami MmAcU, lt. i . kr. all fixes, Lin u Cmmmi i- Be Mlk i irchteft , Ww ele, Blow an. I . l-.h i Jo-.i Mrita, Af. N. U. 'I Xi iiips'ii ' trjjAi ifioin.t' m Steel Soring arouiul lun boo. ar iu. ..iniueiultMi t i ibo i follow i n pecoliwriftMr'M anl ttiinui i lei. K:m i1iI of appiu afion Peih-ct MMMMM I oi liability to ClMte or vxMiMjiMa i.iinii 'i dn kin. 1 ot exercise wttrfcumc , the sliiftitejt incon vfcikiemc lo the v aryr MaftJoi n.-r Main au i F.rt streets

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Kit 8 ! H . . W W .'- 1 0 O O B .1 COJ' Hum-., from 8 lbs vacb to 25 lbs. Plain "r rauwu'l, frc.-h and juicy, f.i Kale at VICKBKY BROS , Hirl2 S2 Mam street. imil ' i u tf.wti of jmjlo.x; I IFtrlf Shoulders anil Sides, aa nice us an ba I. nin. I. for sals a VICKEKY BKOS., aprl'2 82 Main street. guKtisi: it " wiMJrr rm ajsts W-' t-olue "1 tlo: Le.-J OkmtM iu the (jfe look LA Vickc.ry's show wiudnw. at BO. 83 MAIN ST. MifJU8 JUVM si'JIi Us.WW 8011 k. at - irted Boa , 111 do do Cut Spikes, 40 do line Lathing Nails, F..r Hale by MbK, I' A i. .).!. I. A CO. am "in" irnmjfr, jmbv qtrtMMTwMM 100 bundle assorted, ' 6, 1, IK, , , 2 indie, received this dav and lor sale by JACOB MIT.AUB St SON , apr'.l 74 Main street. tr.ton x.it.tz.-ruro t o'J'M-jk non.t m Fountains and all the Fixtures, and 100 oz. Sulphate iJuinii.e. WM UIEBBOWf.lt. april-atd 4.i.' 13 I Ht A. I It IKS fJVB 9 steel Squared on band and tor sale at api i JACOB 8TB A UB A SON'S mrnwrvris u jjutt t. H a o o m, h m at lli Pioneer Family BrocaTT, nod for sale by anrC J. P. ELLIOTT. mm mvmjw. 1 o lioirsWs sorted, just ree'd by CHAS. McJOHNS TON, pr: Posey Block. WJiJ-J T Hi FJTOJili. ad" HHMsfj. 19 Mi me Seed Svieet Potatoes, just received anil lor .-,,!.. by F. SIl.llllT. A Os., 130 Main at. imMsm externa. WJT 25 basbets Btae Brass, -Mi do Orchard Orasa, l.'iO do Hungariau Grass, G4 do Clover, .: do Timothy, OS do Millet, loo do Red Top or Herds Grass. In stt.ra and for sale b,- F. SHARPS? A- CO , mar27 No. 130 Main st. mm o r.i the s.i 6 o buhh n& wmjJt atM ii .ik, UK bush PinUejci, for sale at lowest market rate? t.5 J. P. ELLIOTT. mm kjv, camjyr, .vw vavsimn feed on band, ana delivered iu any part of the cityfor nale by J. P. ELLIOTT. arm mm a rmtMMJViB raoii'Kiv - ML Henry Dis-ttors and ether makers, from in1..', to 11? !. inches. JACOB STRAU B sVM I N mr JlTHIvVU HJTVI1KTS. ltl.4HttfS m.J and Beat's best .pi ihiy. No. 1 nnd aprT JACol! STHAL'B SON. Cainet XXoxtse. m,K ..' MKVftH'fJ-l 1 I. .Ill' lock ol Cai aets, Rurs, tm i..-t... Ourtaiii goods both Sttissaud Oaiicisl; Table Linens, Tiivvels, Napkin., lle:-tils1 aiitl hunsfl luriilshin; goodk generally, than wi- bale ever received. Alsu, a laive retail stuck of staple and Fancy Hrv titasts, Triauuiaaa, Notions, llobtuiy, Gloves, Lare Manlillaf , s'liawis, a nice saoHtMHit of Merrimac and Ciicheco pi ints, II, .op Skirts '.", r.,- tent, cheaper than last year, lloys1 wear- -c'-ottoii, Lineu and Woolen Ladies' Oress lioods nice assortment. AuKS the Embryo Cotton Yarns. Call at J. uAKLLY i SiiN's, aprV ' No. 6 Firsl street . Hemoxral. .t.nUS I.. SM'J .f.VfV it.iS Uii-ni.ivt-,1 bin sin.- k of Tea, Tobacco, Clears, 4tc, 10 the corner of Main Hiol First slrets, adjoialag Pilliktl ' ony ns-t. n a ll.ok store, where he will be pleiiaed o See all hik old cuslomers, and art many new oui rt ;e mav f:iv..r Itini cli a rail. iipili lie its 11 Mi utis I .i.i.l'. liro. eiy, and iw tts. 'itia it ox. Mi mj recei lor sale bv I at tbe Pioueer (apill) . I . tblitOTT. UU t Tt:.i t rt .1 : s 1 j k m m o a ML IToaan rfsorii liunpowder, liujarial, aud lilai k 'i'e:t, cks ap Uf ea.-itl at .IAS. t. SPALUING'S, aprC Cor. Main and First sts. kinds at SPALKING'S, cor. Main aud first. I oSiie, ,., tr.on comni'Mi tievlra line, tot sale wholesale aud retail at SPA I. HI NG'S, apn Cor. If aiu and Firt ttvaets. WBI.JI t tiaJS'U. mm ! r tnis aud OandlM, for fcnie heap al .IAS L. SPAI.OI NO'S, apri- Corner Main ami First. ti' WWJ ..- fJU.fn HiiiSU -JSO MAS It . iu store. For sate tow hv aara OBK, I A 1 , . I : I . U ,( en. tl.l lint In! 61 J'MHlMiM. K9 'JO batw While Carpol Cham, Bl do assorted Obtora, 60 doc Brooms. ;io doX Washboal ils, 5srsM Ksseuce OoBee, fsi boxes Star Caudles, Oil lie Soap, W do Starch, 20 bias Tar, t.'. do Naiy Pilch, Ski bales do Oakum, MM dos llllekets, 40 dos Tab, For sal- by cifiR, DALZBLIi .t CO. yglt.1 !U S- UK NT , ' UHU'K mm Trowels, in doz assorted sises, jmt received direct from Eagtaad. JACOB tl(r7 TKU'H i SON, V4 Ma in Miof. g ut . i ,n t r i W. ' in bags chases Kio Cn. .- Jo Pi ckets Juva do I bate Mexican do 3mm le.e.vedal 'OOii A LANGlrWT' WHOLESALfc BOOT & SHOE STORE. B?I Btost de rM? S S H . IS K.i A" R t H U U are now ipeiniip; MM Of the lurotit mm! -t deSiiatde stocks i"t Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps Ever offered tot ne in this miu Icot, llo ir ttdok hus boMi selected bj one ot the nriu, who haw lo i actively eiirTv;ed in the MpiMm for 00 earr Bnrttig j ar bMWl laruelv lor f'ASH, thty are pieparnit io MMT very HU,orior inducenieiti a to tbo trade I'oi CASH or PKUMPT P.VPKK. thoy will Mil coctM lower than Loui- ville or CiM innati, find M Mtt OYMMMe til their f incerity iii iO:iKii(f,' this ,i ...o-i( ion, they MlicU tli privilege, of uudt rs liin r tittle citieVs Kver hiiyer BtftOVM eitaiil.v call in..) tli.'ui M 15 Main stteet. aur4tl Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, and Silver Ware. KM ml, M:tt, tl.t t r.VrJ JtrST UKI IU in .1 It to mi last, erhere MM p ii t c h a 3 el u !. nil iful MMflkTt IOhlit ol Int.- Wa4ch; e.. ililiiis. It w eli'.V, 8 i 1 re r w a r ami docks of ererj iW-i-t i iprion, Iu n prepaietl t. suit purMMfl in t'Yiry j. ir tic Mia r, ami w hich ho tnleoda tu sell ai THE LOWEST EASTERN PRICES. H- respect tWtif inviio his fiinuts ami nistoMon to examim- hi- txo.il-j ami iii i.-us Before piirchaHii hr eletthr'tv. AllMMeJi MMb MM warraute'l to ho an pepreeeated, N. Ii --P'r--ou il altentiuu paid to rertmiriBg of tin. W at. li-.-. .K welry r.-paire.! at nhort notice. No ville. S:i Sfain pposite ol.lt 11. Um I- 1 KvansI.KK. ladhasa. spill p. I. p 1 CARPETS!! S x2 Also, Lace Goods, Damasks, Piidc Bobinet Bars, Alol an ItlstOS lUleal .f the ...uefit to the Ii BeBI Mt v . UliKSS TKIM-

J. S. HOPKINS, On JFtrsI Street.

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MISCELLANEOUS.

Babcock & Go, HARDWARE DEALERS, HAVE KEMOVEO TO COR. MAIN k WATER 8TS., ANO NOW UO'ER FOB SALE A Large and well Assorted Stock or FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, WHICH, POH EXTENT AND VABIETY, IS UNSURPASSED ! CITY & COUNTRY TRADE M J'PH OJ' TIIJS MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. BABC OCK tSt CO., Cor. Main & Water sts. J. HKALY. O. W. W AEUKS. CO-PARTNERSHIP. rgnn 1 wi its m. : n ii.iii.st m associated tasjethsr in the ):. k. BtatKaary and Musie busint ss, rtpectl'ully unuouuee Is tiepublic thai they have ou liaiid a large and wellsolccted stock of BOOKS, STATIONERY. 11 AMOS aad MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of all kinds SHEET MUSIC and INSTRUCTORS for I'iano, Ouitar, Violin, Flute, Accordeon, Ac. Also, a laruo and tine assortment of VIOLIN, UUITAK, VIOLINCKLLO, and PIANO STIllNUS, and eveijthiuc usually kwpt either in Itook or Music ston s. OUWX UEALY Jt- WARREN. fmxjMtJMi i.ijs'Ks. 10 itiix. JHearii m lengths, -". ; '. SO, Cli, 75, SO, US) feet, just received direct troiu England. api-7 .IA 'OB STKAUHASON. JVM-', tl.l It it . i H SOI'K MHOtT. 1" Aaextra article, Ur sale at Siun li s-Son's by the halt barrel or gtVBbai. Ev. ryls.Hly couie and try it. aprd r1l,MiJiH SIIMiS.1.ll SHIH' I.IIHHS. MHI IL shoulders, liaxi lbs clear sides. It. eived per steamer Caroline at api COOK A LANOLKVS. 17? JleonoMist rtruits S Tit 17i' H.J s TiHKm- TMiK MM first premiums at il Fair .vtitjie il li.vd beeei exhihitUvt. At the South-U' extern MMM Dietri t Fair, held here October, 1H5', there were bat two proiiuuiHouVrcd t'orctsdviti rtotra (Ma fur the betuood t'liTtkiri;- stove,aiid one for the hort c.al eO'txTMsj st..e The faVotmini-1 louft the Fl UST IMtKMILrAI FOR TIIK 1IKST - OOKING tTTOVK rOlt WOOD. Koelker, Klusinan m Co took the rtit pieiuiniu for their cookiiij.-; slove for roal. No other pie.iiiimiiH an MmimJ, 'Ihe Mrgeeiirer m.-dal wax awarded to the Brnanayttt at ihe New Voik -tute Fair ; ami tin- arst pieiiiiuiu al the ITnlictl States Fair held at f 'liicurw. and tWelT other State ..ml Combbj Fails iu taMk In no branch of uii chnicHl ait has tln-fxf beMta paute appaivnt advance thn in tc.e niann fat tore (! xtovi h It i-- hut a lew years aiMM the veiy iimne -aas a novelty, repres ntii. a aag, shapelei-s stiiHtuie, ehnCMtl as devoid ol use ris oroainent, ThetM have jradiially 0 vi n place to MiltattM of . i . . and utility ; aatfl thn rariMiee out markets BjOW piesent have aluist exhausted the recabalarj of names -, and the diu'en nt phases the metal is made to assume, would astonish old Vulcan him-elf. In style and finish, the improvement has he.ii ical, leaving nothing to bu deneti oa that point, hut the severe c iopetitiou in price, to which they have been subjected, has deprived them of many of tin more substantial qualities dePirable. This s eents more especially to have hoeo thf case in relerence to cook sloven an article of domctii: econotuy that ha mo. . to do with scolding wives and crotchety servants than most fieople imagine. The pul. tit. have long sought an improvement in this article, and we believe are ready to pay any reasonable price for a cookiug stov, if it out) possesses the merits of .-ize, w ight, convenieiiee, durability, ecoaoMj , and M-rfe-tion of manufai-titte. These qiiatitien sct-m lo MMMfied niont fully in the Kcon .mist - -a new stove, perfected and brought out tbe patt season, by Messrs. Tieaitweil, Perry & Norton, of Albany. We heard so much ot this siovc, and it looked ho much tike a stove intended tor Mp that we concluded to iry thm, aud the resujt of tbe experiment convince u that t he propiietwiu, in their deU rutin tt ion to make Uiafceel t.Tf tu thr MaMla have succeeded We regard the Ke.onomist as .o.v -ir. all thtt merits above enumerated as tbe givat si.j.e of Ibe day far in advauee ol any t b i iiiv ever attenipttd iu the liue of stoves, pertei t in all Its api"iutmf ols, and true to Ml name iu dui ubility aud Ihe use of fikl. Among the many uon eiiiouvN attached to it, may i- MMtioiK'd a largo oxen, With h.Mk-t ui iaur,t-d, for suspending Meat bib' l oast in-. A copper water lank, holding from 1- lo -iii gallonewariuiiig closet, broiling hearth, Jc., skc. The broiling hearth i one.it the most uoticoahlo features of this MMM u k tble stove. There never has been, to oiir knowledge, any broiling ftatawe that was really satloiactory in it op, ralion. Tlie proprietors of this stove liave been conducting a series of exHi imeut upon broitiiiK, elicitiiw MMM valiiablu facts, and resulting in die iiMeution ot a grldirna adapted to this stove, which has ki-t-u secured by letters patent, ami is MM of the most admirable things of the kind u ever saw broiling without smoke, am! keeping the coals iu a cotmiaul glow. Wt- are always J i to do jusll. e to Uleehaltieal :m loveiueuls, and es p.i ially isueh :s eofttHheite so largely to the geaeral Mai, aw tin one alve nieHttoltrd. The Kcoiioii.i.ft , w hit h is omuiaiidiMg such a buye sale, will la- f.aiud eM al M'ANTLIN A ST ll -IMIKVSS, Maiu at., between Water and First, Kv. in ville, MM. Marfi SPBJNC1 TllADU. Jolm II. Deters, M :i nnfaelurer Mioses1, and 1 GealwaMa'a, I'liitdreli'M Ladies, BOOTS. SHOES, -1-V TIPPERS, I'arli.lS Baildiaioii, Bit ft W.irt fourth street, t'inriuuali, NUI Bf lTATfiajr 4K WJrmrma Jt deal. t lo ika;, and kee -i the aeasat to ihe le.llll the Inet tlutl be is now Ihianufa. t lli'courdaiitly ii hand a large stock aud choicest sly Its .!'.!- ariapteil uieutn ol popular trade , the inducible ra are QuttJ GOU OS A I U V luei.ts I t KICKS llai iug b.eii ei gaged in inanufncturiug : first aaM guaMi for over twenty yean-, he mjW f i l.tim.-! lo liiive t.icililK- lor nninutiacturiug first i lass giodN mm cheap, if not cheaper, than KaMera ; manufactures llw feeU coiilitleut of his ability to ! otter extra induceruwuts to close buyers. His motto is ik tan h. i i uftfd ao It vol m. Gall aud ex aMina hisgojd-, and poaj will be wurv to buy. t Orders priyiuptly attended to. MbUS-tad

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Statement of the dattrnTio or Tiri Home Insurance Company, OF XF.W YORK ON THE FIKST PAY OF JANUARY, A. D. lstsi, MADE TO T1IK APDITOI: OF TI1I0 STATE OF INDIANA, PURSUANT To THE STATUTE OF THAT STATE. NAME AND LOCATION : rajMin jvjum'm) tubs vo.nij.yM js the H. nr. Issrmv r Company. Iucornorsted iu lsoJ. and located iu tbe ity of New York. CAPITAL, ONE M IX MOB HOLLARS. The rapir.-il of s.iid Coinp.iny actaally paid ap iu cash is S l,iiu,o.O in) Tbe tarplus en Hie 1st day sf Jsawary, lSOi) 415,815 85 Total Hiiiouut of capital ami surplus. (I.vlgSfi 85 ASSKTS. Amount of caaii 111 CootiBeiital Bank, N. Y Amount of cash iu hand f Agents, and in course of transmission (belaaee). ... 25,6o5 51 Amount of uuinciiinls-n-.l 1 .-.i! estate, Vo. 4 Wall Street. ... 0T,e. ovi Amount of Patted Mal-s treasury notes, market value lfrJ.Jtl -jn Amount Missouri State b'ds, I jier cent., market valu... lj:L!2ij (H Amount of North Carolina bonds, 0 er cent., market value ... S.twSU IX' Amount -of Tennessee bonds, 6 per cent., market value . y,m! Ml Amount of Brooklyn City water bODds, u er ent., market value 10,51' uu Amouut of bankstcsks, market value 'l,52o (SJ Amount of loans ou bonds and mortcaes, being first lien of rerord on imiiicumb ivd real estate, worth at least Sl,t!i5,3oO, aDd on which there is less than one year's intent due and owin- iate of iuterest 7 per cent 8fs,G0o a? Amount of loans ou stock and bonds, payable on demand, the market value of securities p lodged, 36162! 1SMSBD on Amount ilue fr iss pr.uiiuins ou policies isssied at oihce.. 7 ' Amount of Idds receivable for premiums ou inland uaviati-.n riks, Ac 11,004 41 lotei eat actually due and paid -i,'..: MABllsIllKS. Aiiiiitint m It.sst'a adjust. l, uim! due aiul unpjvi(( ) Aiiii'Uiit ot mm MrCurred aiul iu MfOMM trt MtillU" lUfllt Amouut of iv pot U-d oil ulticti no IMM had he?ii takfii Aiiaaiiit ot rttMM for ImM nahitiiil bv iiif QtMipanj.. Amouut o! dividends tftacMJrtt, and due :ind HTflftl'i . Amouut off difjJitHiW, either ttmh or Kt-i i(, ife- lnri d lull uot V't till' Amount of ib May borriMl. Amount of all ol m r eftMMMS rlMt MCMWrt Um ' I7,G5!J -I 15,422 13 Nolle, Total amount of b clalses, ami llabililk oSSiS, 54' d on any one CMBMsnd Cille, Tile ucatest iiitiotilit 11ISIII risk j.jii.ikio, but will n..f, as a il'1,000. The OoMMAJ luis no treos unioiiut allowed to be iusiired isd it l ill e an to Ibe . in , t..w ii, fjSUS UIHtler, .1 building, out. tin H, A e. .lop-.sileil III illatre, or block, ueittK i.ov. i ne a iu cacti cae, by tiie fesneral character i width of atreeiH, BaHMHsa lor putting; No part id iiseapiiat or earuiaci is any other State security thertsia. An attested . op of Um flhjSrtsr or Act of inc. irporatiou acc p tnies this staleiuent. v STAT K OK N KW V41BK, j ss Citv and t ount v ol Ne Voik. j'" Charles J. HarttH. Pre.-uleiit, end .1. Mqioa Smith rVrritturn at tie- liolee lainsraao supauy being wevcrally sw. ru, depose aud sav, ami each for hitmelt savs. that tin- fcjrefjroilij i- a one, full ami correct stateineii t of (to- all air-, of .I,.- said i 'ol purs lion, and that the are theatawu d s. ribe.l nOt-era thereof. (Kiauwll IWAKliltS J. MABTIB. Preg't. iamfumi) .!. MILTieN SMITH.He Svbscrihetl i w..tn betsils I his 171I1 day of laana t . A. I (Mil. lllle-s my Iklllll Kill I mi. I .'III. i ll seal . UK N.I A M diana, in Ne IMelie.l) 1 'olllllllssioltel lol t 1: 1 Vol I, , tin; tinKulw;iy. N. V. Allen '. pialluck is the .Int. for this eit . aa'prr crlUa-aai the 'ounly hsrh 's attttriw. This t'omnanv laMin a aaaiii .mil .1 lle!lt IlleU 111 ...... t.y l.t lti.ol i i. tiro to iniililiiiifs, men loiinli.-e lure, ami perattaal prop, ny llollseto eeUrraH Alio, lit Pill ur'hinst the i - o ol inl.inil 1IHV:I lol. rati s of tatasajftaaau A L1.KM ' II A I.I.im' A treat, MarM Hull fiarklio, sfarass:, tm htO-UmSS. STEWART'S i.lj a I.W.I i'S 0- ..Vi, Jt I.JIIHJK e a lot of these truly ami justly eel-brafed, newly ami Lir. atly impmvitl MMMT and winter Cooking Ditrna, of the unrivaled Stowart'a Patent, and at the only mrency in this city . Thou. & antlin's, Ao. 29 Main street, hftivem VrAt and Second. The Hist premium mm awarded to this Stove as the bast coal or Wood crvoking afoaa at the Southwestern Indiana District Fair, held at this place No store freer devised combines as aMMCOMl or important hcI utific principles an t hid of Stewart s. It broils, boils, bakes and roaata al the same moment , w it boat t'hu (Imb i in pai tiiik Savor to am her, or produtint;- that sameness of taste in meats and taies, villi h, to the delit ate and fastidious of taste, make- so iii"iierable ai objection to firry other cook in-r stove aMH in use. With one -four I h j of th.-fuel employ l Vu the li st of Rtoves uov in i use. Ibis MOat per ft i t and complete BOafclag appa- ! rains performs, r-'iiiiiiltaaet-usly arid more rartctly ! limn has i-v.r betoie leeii ae-ttrtplished, rver)thiiig ' re.piiretl m tin u-si pi. ntco laruiites, so far as : ! cooking is MMMMll, When, too, it is borne in ! ! mind that the M6a1 Jatliiala liL9MM can visit the I kitchen when th Stewart Stove is t'nllv employed, , Hud the tire is at its height, without the ism.ilh at j 1 aaftlrnr in , ti" ' fruu the change of temporal ikv, t so little is the heat from it diffused externally, an i j inducement is presented for its universal employ- j lie lit never beielolore presen teil in any ol liel nto e. That, indeed, is one of its pi incipa' attraction, mn well as its greatest wonder, how h al is so ecouo- j mi.ed and diffused within the stove itself, and so 1 little perceptibly escapes into the kitchen, a place j where, with any ol the stoves now in use, a I her 1 than Stewart's, il is scarcely possible for any one, j In warm weal bar more particularly , to breathe wilh ; comfort. aful jft jaaffj Mr. Stewart has been employed iu : la-'i iectiiig this stove, and sfnee tasl Kebruaiy, he liast.btain d three new MMM tor improvements, which, iu his opinion, and the opinion of all who have exami'ied it , mad- it perfect. Within four years tf -fit I if thoiK'tttil of them have been Mmt, under a full guarantee, and not one has loeii returned. 1!m'm' remarkable r suits have emboldened a bust of stove manilfcuiitr. rs to imitnte the Stewart Sb-e, but, save iu exterior appearance, which the oid t patents i ha lag pii d ) enables them to give, t hey j aa more rcrcmble Stewart's than chalk doeseheesv. , These imitations are known by various names, bat I they are all deficient in Various particulars, such as the Hir-tiht l-oxes, by which lull control is kept over the tiie, an V-ol the heat, by a draft tamper, j ingeniously contrived, which also admits a con- j slant current . cold air ou Um outside of the lire j 1mx, which again ln-e.Mues In -a ted air. and, aMiaiX : into the oven, is luadn available lor ciN.kiug j ur- I ' poses. The aceot and siihscrilH-r is receiving the lMst ; luiitafrou M the Stewart Stove, railed Pride of the Wet." which he will In happy to dispose of j at I wo-third uf I be price of t he genuine Stewart's. ' It is pitssibh-, of course, to comU with il, but it t IMM lio 1 esemblanc e 1 SleWarl's. ' The "Stewarl " is by the aciil, under a full I guarantee lo pi i lor m as iv uuuended, ami if, within three mouths In mi p..rch thing, any fault is funnd ; with MMM, !" will take them back ami refund the i money. tiousekeeers will ; .i iu mind, then, ! that the genuine Stewart Stove, bought at the only ' agent's here,;will, with half the labor and onefourth the fuel, do more and better cooking thau ' any other stove ever constructed. THOS. SCANTL1N, No. J9 Main street, i Sole agent for ti. - sale of the Stewart Stove in Southern Indiana and Kentucky.

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CHAS. B. Minus. tlS BEL'KNAK. FIKM OF vtir.lfAIlS &. BECK9IAN. NEW STOVE AND TIN STORE. wwr mu o k nut r,n .tjro utt tme, WW dealers aud Manufacturers of Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Wares, No. 8, Water street Alain aud Locust, Evansville, lnd. The uudersiirned have constantly on hand a full assortment of Stoves of every vsriety and pat torn, at Ihe lowest prices, aud beg leave to inform their friends and the public generally, that they bvo the tiest and neatest assortment of Tin Wars ever offered, and have constantly on hand a full ussortuient ot Uruggist Cans, Ac, am. Those persons wishing work iu their line are rei spectfullj requested to give them a call before P"rj chasing elsewhere, as by prompt attention to thtir I business and a thorough kuowledge of their it ei they boie to give general satisfaction. M r ! i A I s A BP k'l.l.v ( OPPEU ASiO JOB WORK. Sleamboat, HiMillery. end Brewery Work; Steam Pipes, Soita Fountains, Pumps, and general Coppersmithing aud Sheet Iron Work, maduai d repaired, Metal Kooaog, Outtt ring, Ac. Hoe.'- irarroufe.' 10 j7ire perfect oisacioM, nt lh i.-rt pi fuss inar7-4nul tai ii f It I .V fi TMJtK. .E50II .tint received aud uow opening, an ele)iant ;fock of goods suitable for the Spring Ti.ide : i sass mmey pi nits; III 15 2 denims; blached muslins: lawns; ehalhes; cottonades; apron checks: Id 4 Hi bales shirting stripe; .) sheeting; And a great variety of uotious of all kluds, all of i wtiH'ti we are selling below Cincinnati prices, us .v ale .letermim-d t draw the ,;s.,l t rade to El ausj rtttte. Come and examine for vourselvt at wars J. H. MAaBKK i OtVS, Firs At. MM m.lTtMKS WW We are seMna Watchei, .1. . i: dc , t i v tiaordinai v low prices, preparatory lo laying in a m st ,-. k. UITTUOLFF Bltos., ntarlU Ifl Main strict. 19' mjt.TEtt i.y jit i fn to alfeml a OroCerv ami tlr:ve an expres' Mar. hi. Musi know how to write a fair hand, ami . 1 OUie well riCollieo nded. Apply at No. ISt, Posey Btodt, Maiiisli. i t 111 il to It K AV .f Vf A. - TMC A Km Tit K ii Nloiv ot ThOMM Kerlli MM l-tu DrWttMM it. .m No. V (FImAbmC old riteMl), t 7 Main M., I'ppo.-iilf VVahiiiLOsit loU-i, IMMMJ he bw'IW a lull ain.!v l L , I 1 1 ! U A N 1 1NIUNUS. i!v on liiind every varu-ly and stdls cheat' ''r cash. I'HII.IP MMlMi nMMMfl old ihm.iU. W Willi uu-, and will be ou Itand to wait ou uur old It'icml- and all Ihe new ulofuerH who iua cull ou an. lie Mill go jMrtiic to nil. ma) - 1 md THOMAS KERTI. If A it K Mi I, M , I, wVJf 1 I. . - ,i- i i I fcliea, Jliat rei-IVtst alol CHAS. MclOHNSToN, I'osev's lll.s k. Slain sllwl . Vir jiii ma marl aV n O t I. Mi T Jt M T M V 04 Mi S I u irreat variety, at ttie lowest price, al die NeVV SSTUfE tOre of WUS1 N. S. THOMPSON. Stiitcmoiit HI' IH: U5D1TIUN KlV TIIK lhullord Fin' liisiiramx Co., MADIsJTO Til K ACKITOK OK 'I II K STATU OF INlilANA. JANL'Alii l.lBoo 1st. The name of this Company is the Hartford i ii. liisiirauc,. Omtpauy, juid is laspled at Hart tout, Connecticut. t 'A PIT A 1.. 'f'be amount of Capital St.a k iii BOHM) ihj Tin- anioiiiit of Capital Si.a-k paid Hi sfloyMtj iw AcSSKTS. Caeli ou haad ami iu li'l:..;,u:id 11 3d. th. 6sah il- bamts of a::i nts, or in course ol traiisiiiissiou lilt:lrf s:l Cash loaned on call SKMMh Ut-ftl31 JBt$ IK) Hills receivatde, Hecnre'i hf paftUHHtd ami collateral becurily 70,'L'o fit Beal state iiinneuin'ieroil, buildiii; ami lot is) Pearl si reel. Hurl for,! l&jSM t slo.'K AMI UOMis AS Kol.LOWri, VIZ : PAH VAf,. T VAI.. SnO.ax". 37,21m !1 -bares llarlfor.l B'k efoek BU1M ttSlshat-M PIwbuIb Il k stocfc Sfl.tKSJ tm shares CI. Kiv. 9V Ob. ark ... ..,ini HOUahares Kxrliaiie biitik stivk., l.t.taa. ISO sloues Baak ot liar I ford Oa. Uuik ittiH-ls 7.tt aw sharsa Charter task Bit alnch, tatflou sliares Karmers' B Meehainrs' hank stoek atJOOO 1.10 Shares Mereaniile B'k IMocfe.. I". .mm I shares Merrlnints J. M.-uiiitae Hirers' Hank aMek ts,2UU ol 9 shares SSht K'U st.a k SlJkM IMl shares L'ity llauk star hi Io.mhi .'o-l shares 2 n.erieail Kxetlatixe Haul, stock, N. V WJtM .'no shares Hank of t'omuiereu l.'k sloi k, N. Y -.'il.tMni 3MI shales llnsillers J 'I'l .Klein IS-.i.L slo. k. tt. Y ;i.ta slisriM. Bant ol Anieiiea liank si.., k, N. Y :i!i.ism .in sBarea Haahattan t'o. 1.0.1. sl.sk lll.lHll) .M tiUmr Moi. -I. mis' Hk sfc, N.V. IAjMW " sliares Bassa H'k stock, N. V. MMBBU iss. ahatiia ftnuaa H'k si.s k, N . Y. lo.i.m loilsiiares BauU ot N Anierie.aHk fluck, N If ln.iSSI Hlfl lliaistl Meti'o,oiitai b'ltatask, N Y rWMX'f' loo shares Hlaiksli.il.. h'k stink, Boatoa lo.wn. ltii ahatrfai Bank ..1 IJonuneree si'k , Bostou In.OiSi liislinri.s lirauite lk cto. l, , B.istfia -. lo.fsjo 10 sh lied : Ull. lfc 11 k sloek, Boston kM 1H0 shares Hide aad Laathat B'k, lkistnu Kl.isw UK. olisres Wehrler h'k Hl4H.k, Boston 10.IKH) 111,111111 7,:ut lAgOUU I. J.ooJ 2l,i; to 3..IHIO 3 ;,tfi IVM ifi.trjs lu.uraj ).,v;i ll,Vll MM m. ran lo,... m lO'-ll 1.-2CS 10UM lt,75 o.O.I 10,1,01. HL3M II, WSJ Hi, Hal sua SygtM i,aoo 12,4511 BtTna 1.1,12". I Int. shines Xati. i.al H'k sloek, Boaton V),W0 I ltd) shaies Atlauii.: i k stock, BiXj too 10,000 li)i -liaies :...l.-ly fund H k slock 1 Itwtr.u 10,llt ; Um shares Boylston Hank i. i 1 . i . 1 1 10,IHK W shareaUosc. Bunk stock. Bos tou WaVUU 30i hharefl U'k ol the Stale ol Mis souri stock . '.'o.mHi f 2lHi MUM Merchants' It'k stock I St. Isouifi ! ljonbat aa OotMtscdMil ItlaarOasa luny dtock j 9Q aharaa Ooiiiw. iic.it Kaer K. H. 1 '.Mil . N l v i shares (. 1 1 ..... I N lla.en 11 lJ.llO.) 2,IX)t lii.mjo U .'0 BUS k 2ti Teattegsafl Slate Boads. tmi .:enta, tmynhte I - : .:!. 10 State Honda, I put csatja, tiavahle IMU val.ooo 1U,IKI 2i Mi. lijou.il Stale Bds, Ii ti .enls, .ayUh IK.'"! .. ilt.lSIO 1.1 Missouri State St.sk, II jmt eenf, alal le 1(,(KI ' . it . . it'.. id Dlrjr beads,' a r ct, pa) able lS7li :r,(SS. fia'ahairaS State. Hank Wis.-ousiu sl.sk, Milwaukee 2,ls naajj f(M0 2,1 in jiisn siMi J7JI.4.7 Total assets fc'J.'s.iO-i ;VJ LIABILIT1KM. 5th. No liabilii ies to hanks, ot otlieis, duo at l...t dllc. Dill. No losses adjust,..! and due. tu. Losses elf her ii uadiubied I c uMl ,.r adjusted and not due, i,--: in - i.-. . waitJill. ii.- flirlhel i-i ... -: , iuclmletl in last answer abMB Wtb. All other claims against the cMsfiipim) , (Uivklendw BaaaJ4) l,92i Total amount of liabilities t6fc',!'f flo lllli. This rale of the . .uupany id not lo exceed tln.ts.i iu any one risk, subfect to baa hy a single lire. liifli. The amount laharad iu a city or village de-K-udri upon its aize generally all the .l. -u sMa risks lo he bad, silhject to the last rule above named, lotii. The amount insured iu any one block of badldlags, depends apoa iu sia; aud couslriw'tk.u, aulyta't to the rule BatWa referred to. Hth. A ourtilie.l copy of the Act of lucorpoiation accomiaiuiea this statement. TIMOTHY C. ALLYN, Sec'y. STATK OK fVNNKi'TU'UT, ) H Hart lord I 'oiiiily, ' Jamixbv f.tb, 18il. Personally appaarod T. C. Allyu, Secretary of tbe Hartford fire 1 lisurance I 'oiupaliy , and made out h that the lorga4ag statement, by liiin Hiibscribed, is a tru.', lull aad correct atatemeiil of the affair. of said l 'ompaiiy, anil exhibits, M far as ran lie ascertained at Ihia date, its actual condition on the 1st day of January, 18i. Before ine, am. s. (Hm as, dustice of the Peace. Allen O. Halliark is the duly authorized Agent for Ibis city, by curtiricate of authority from the Auditor of Slate, tiled in the County Clerk's office. Applications for insurance on merchandise, store bouses, dwelliu'gs and contents, will be attended to, and poh issued at reaauaable rates. ALLKN C. UALL0CK, Agent, Marble Hall Building, No. Si Main street, Evansville, lnd. jan23tap2

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A.tfiH1 MM M SMI JP O TJM T OB S.'A 5 rels Pink Eyes, W bbls Neshannocks, prime article, in store and for sale by F. SHARPE A CO.. No. 130 Main. . mmOOf SKMMTS.- J MfVLL HTOVM. Mm wilh end without bustles, that can be put in band box or carpet, sack while travellngi J net re ceived al SCH APKER ft !II'SSI0'.-, Successors to d. Emblch A Co , npr3 11 Main street. 'arjy unites. - Lard and Butter Tiyers, Sugar do Uuagiug Rods, Wantage do Yardsticks, Garden Tools in setts lor ladles aud children, At OEO. S. SONNTAO, Main street below Branch Bank, upr3 Sign of tbe Circular Saw. arm o Mtrs. St OOI'S, J.VMi MMMtaur boat. A large and very cheap lot of ths luteal styles some very beautiful oues, just ope i, at SCHAI KEU A BUSSfNG'S. nod Mi cessors to S. Embich d Co., apr.'l 49 Main stroet. mvsT RKVMiiirMtMM J jrMSuy mvr,,iv,,i DOLB'S PATENT SAW GUMMING MACHINE. We take pleasure in calling tb. attention of all those using Saws of any kind to this Glimmer, us being tbe best now in use for cheapness durability, and efficiency ; having been successfully used in almost every State in the Union, and the demand steadily increasing, warrants us in rcconimeiidiiuc it to all persons nettling a SAW . GUMMINO MACHINE I S These Cummers are manufactured for us of I the best material, mid every care taken in the worki luanehip to furnish a machiue that cannot fail to I give satisfaction. G Ei '. it. SON NTAG A CO., Jobbers an I Importers of Hardware, Ac, tic., ! nprJ Main St., Evansville, lnd. REM Jt. M. ti ill .., ItMi.VTMST, street, ..pi ..site ihe l oiirt Ho., to tho corner uf Main an. I Seeoii.l sts., over il. io.-. 1. - (Mil. -to;.-, and having no'i.a-e.l his lafllnUM for doiiiK all kinds ol li. nl.xl work, he is una .. .areil to 'iu..lr the .Ionian. 1. lie is still in akin.' those heuiitilnl (lol.t .lates aiihiliiui teeth, srhieh ue preferred i.y so .n:.u , an. I wliicti, tm sirentli aiul purity , ;hunot hs sartjavaaal. Also, the u.-a ntyle.s..t'a'mk, ths 'otitinu. 01s 4:11111, whi.-h is er In-antiful ; the auibxHB arhsah is siissriur to vulcanite ; also, chsuplaMti- SDd -it er plat. . He h is Iss o . fur .' rears, the ehs'tri. pr.scess for extruding teeth without latin, aad iu ths alfullj of aaaMk with emirs suct-esa, as hiimlr.-ils of ptwmm a ill testify. Pal ent. may iu-aiic lu-ali h and lssa.il lo their eh.hlrelibjr ha iiur .liMi.'S.iin. irregularities (NT Ilia teeth e .i re. leil h tie-il. i.t isl The most uxlreun ly irr.sxuiar teeth . in ba ..! reeled. Thw prices ..I Itentistrv have Is- 11 in III. hu.t lew years so very roasonal.le flint ill may now enjoy th lieneBt" of ilia :. n.e Ur. K. II UTCHIBSOS. Dentist ( or. Main ami S, nil sts., Ke.no ill., Iu.l. 111 as B'la SURVEYOR'S NOTICE. 1.1. I' Mi M filth's OltVVf.VM OU .VUr.aisd in lauds aajoTalaff tJl" followiuK draerihad tract, are ben-hy m.titie.1 that on ihe 1 . 1I1 ot April. Ih.ni. Ihe r..unty Surveyor ol Vau(terliuivh coiiuly will run the lines nad perpstaate the corners of ifl :u-.es of the north and of the west hall of lite 1.01 tli vtcst quarter of section 4, loan C, Soath ofraiieell est; and aba of 18 at les of the south ell. I of Bald '" acres, iaar83 laprl7 BITHOI.PB KKII It m r.fiHttt: ... fjttjtso'Ls K laraa aasnrtiaaal just uia-iied at SfHAPK IK d- Ml'SSlNll'S. Successors to 8. Kmtiich A la.., npr t 40 Maiu street. GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE wifii TUB flKt INSURANCE CO. nrorporfUed lt?l! Cbajrter Perpetual. CaSII ( APITAL $1,500,000, A IIS. 1 1. 11 IK ANI UNIMHAIKKO. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, Aiul tho arajflMii u1 40 years buccmh aud eerlelM-H. (0PmV AliOS OK $14,000,0011 ct MaaM aaa been Matd by the Jfutum Iuuruc ! : . ; ' : i ! ill the Mnt 41 V'll-. The aluw tit reliable liisurttiicu wilt be apparent. IVtiiu ihe f.itbeaiu LOSS K H PAID 15 Y T H E M T N A IM'HINU TH F I'AST IIVB I I 111,III Ohio 511, .'.211.8.1 In vrhn'oasfu, IW.a5aJT In Kentucky, 2M,0CM.SH Missouri 3,61S.N Iowa . Minn. lot,:tu.4t' raaa'a Vs.. MMto 83 In Mi. hiuran. 8168.041 81 In ladiaiia,... 14fi,i:M.81 Iu Illinois. .. 44t,:m 41 I ii ..ols., ... 87,04.21 K HiinMS Si Not. 19.IH.ri.77 A ik. . Oa.... 2J.946.fw aTlaitMiJipt "..I Alub.'tiutt(...$Va.,412.1H. Fire and Inland Navigation Hisla ac.epieil at terms couetstsnt aith solvency and lsr pront. l.'.j.. . i,llrnlii,4i ii.vu . iiimraau of liWELLtKQH ..ad 1'iwtcKs, j'o' tei uiH 0 I fn '. fear. 'Ihe noli. I service long and hiicceaafully triad, and th.- many advantage the .Vina Insurance Company possesses in its line, rhoiil.l not be overlooked by ttuMa 1e1.lv tu insure add understanding their bast interests, Dofiag "slrlBftaat tlassa" the necssslty for re -liable Insuiauce hucuuics an Imperatira duty ha ahilitv ol pmperty oMi.ers co sustain loaa being then much lessened. Aveiit iea iu all ihe principal cities and towns throughout the Stale Polities issued without 4ei. iv , I.y any of the duly sutlioriiied Agents oil tbo Company. .J Husiuess afteiiilcd to with desnatch and fidelity. A. C. HA I. LOCK A SON, Agents, mar8 Marble Building, Blain-at. ntt r-ot, 9"mm ' JJtrii ftsroMs, Mm Ki lies and Guns in grrat variety and 90 per cent, cheaper than before offered In thia market. Wo cull attention to the following kinds on hand : Ml.irpu'R Hepelltelri, " Ko Vet Vers, " 4 l.arieled Pisbils, I oils' old and uuw Pateut, 3 iii Ii, 4 iach, and .'. inch harrel Kevolwra, assorted with Ivory .1st i; -. . . ! haodles, Warilel-'b Pistoln, Mmilb A Wesou I'istols, iH.relier's do Allen's sinule bairel, -. II . k oik Ptetois. assorted Ivory and Kaswwo.sl handles, llemiutoti Pistols, A lleti! farlrhlama. Baary'a Rifloe, Kliols Onus from $7 to toll. Shot Belts, Pi. lol KUisks, .Sport men's equipments, For sal. at UKU. 8 SON NT AO It CO.'S, Hardware IteaUrs, Main street, Bard feign uf the Circular lav. mtt.iifjs JUtrtM jwjiWvit.t,ja. ' Silk and Laos M ... tides and i 'apes, Silk, Crape and Stella baels, iipeiied at Si'HAPKER . ItfSSfM.'-, 8ac.-essors to S. Etnbicb A Co., :.pi:: 4U Main street. WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE, Km si tCiast. la la-eii Main aud Lscaal. Hi -mwyWiti oet-'Mtu to vmmmm rvmtttv WW Wheeler J- M'itson's Improved Sewing Ma-eUiiM-al risluce.l prices, with increased eonfldence iu its merits aa the best nnd -most reliable fauiily sewing m-i 'liim, uow n use. It sews equally well on the thickest or tl nest fabrics; makes the lock si itch impossible to unravel, with tbe eaaautlal advantage of U-iui. alike on both aides, forming no rhtfDB or chain on the under aide ; is simple in construct!. u, more sp.sy.iy in movement, and axore durable than any oilier machine. We give lull instruction to enable thw purchaser to saw ordinary seam-, siitch, hem, fell, .jiiilt, gather, bind, and luck, all ow the same machine, and warranted for t hree years. W also keep on constantly hand afull aaaortatent of Mincer s uiachiuei. OUtaalara coai.iimug tcaliiuouial of the above aaacbines, from peraoas of the higbaa. ataadiug East and West, giving prices, Ac, will he fnrnishad gratis, ou application in jieraon or by lsttar. tebSfr r . Ol. sfcliuaaa.

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