Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 192, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 April 1860 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, iND. THURSDAY MOKNING.. APRIL 19 Opposition State Ticket.

JFOE GOVKRNOIl, HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery. FOB LIRUTRf A'fT GOVKRMOR, OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne. FOR SECRETART OF STATE, WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph. FOR TREASURER OF STATB, JONATHAN S.HARVEY, of Clarke. Jfor auditor of state, ALBERT LANGE, ot Vigo. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh. ,FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN P. JO;ES, of Lagrange. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam. Col. Lanc't Appointment. The Enquirer of Tuesday moruing saTS: " The appointments we have been publishing as those of Col. Lane, turn out to be the joint appointments of himself and Col. Hendricks. We took them in the first place from the Republican papers, but it seems that in this instance, as in most others, they are very unreliable authority." These appointments were made in the first place for Col. Lane. The joint arrangement, as we understood it, was not to commence until after the National Conventions. Col. Hendricks has been "bushwhacking" around over the State since the Democratic State Convention, glorifying himself and trying to depreciate Col. Lane's public services when he was not present to answer, thus taking unfair advantage. When Col. Lane makes appointments in Southern Indiana, Col. Hendricks acta the i at erloper,and concludes to follow Col. Lane's steps. Col. L. is too courteous a gentleman to object to Col. H.'s company, and beoce these "joint appointments" the Enquirer speaks of. But Col. Hendricks is welcome to all he can make out of his interloping tour. He will wish before he gets through with it that he had not commenced. As Simon Suggs says, he will not make "seed corn " out of it. Uniformity or School Books. The Enquirer states that the gist of the School-Book controvert is that Mr. Rugg is in favor of uniformity and Mr. Ffetcbec against uniformity. This is an unfair presntation of the case. That is not the question. The system now followed is just as uniform as Mr. Rugg seeks to make it. Mr. Rugg has formed a prejudice, through some kind of influence, for one set of books over another, and attempts to compel scholars to throw away their books of the condemned series waste all the money invested in them and bay his favorite series. In other words, he seeks to introduce a plan which will cost parents thousands of dollars for the change, and thousands of dollars to keep up the new system after the change is made. The Enquirer goes ou at some length to discourse about this paper beiug in favor of the old fogy plan, and opposed to progress in educational matters, lu its arguments it knocks "popular sovereignty " iuto '' pi," by targuing Jjthat Samuel L. Rugg, Superintendent of Public Instruction, knows better what books the people of the various counties want than they do themselves. Our uaighbors hud better keep sileut hereafter about the " right of the people to choose such institutions as they prefer." We only mention this, to show Hie Enquirer's inconsistency. We would respectfully refer our colemporary to the scathing article of the Richmond Jeffersonian (a paper in good stindiug of its owu faith) again.-. Mr. Rugg's tyrannical course. Tlie Charlealou Convention. This great massacre of Presidential aspirants comes off next Monday. Thousands of Democrats are now wending their way to the Palmetto City to seo the sights Poor Douglas I His chances are getting "small by degrees and beautifully less. The latest advices from Washington aay that as delegates get together and talk over matlEISj the conclusion is reached that he " won t do to tie to." We think that there are a dozen prominent Democrats whose chances are better than his. We still think Guthrie will be the lucky mau, with perhaps Dickinsou for Vice President. But it is useless to guess. We shall ooii know the result. Tlie t'onveutiiMi will probably occupy all uest week with its business. The French Academy. Our readers may like to know something about the French -Academy, so called, which has just conferred honors upon our distinguished townsman, Mr. Motley. The true title of this illustrious body is " lustitut Imperial de France." it is composed of live separate academies. First is L'Academie Fraucaise, comprising forty members, and hence sometimes called Les Q'oarknte, or "The Forty." These are, or are supposed to be, the most distinguished writers in France--philosophers, historians, poels, uovelists, essayists, ic. They meel twice a week, and have particular supervision of the purity of the French tongue, having been fouuded by Cardinal Richelieu, for that object, iu 1635. To them we owe the French dictionary which bears their name. Neil comes the Academy of Inscriptions - -L' Ai adeuiie des Inscriptions et Helles Let Ires composed of forty mem tiers, ten honorary memliers, eight foreign associates and fifty corresponding iiieinl-rs. History, geography, philology, anticiiil ies, classical liter. iture, the study of medals and inscriptions, belong to this academy, which superintends the publication of several learned works. No Americans are members of this body. Among Englishmen, Prof. Wilson, the learned Sanscrit scholar, is a foreign associate, and Col, Leake, Mr. Wright, Sir. Henry Rawliosoii, Mr. Luyard, and Mr. t'uretou are col rescinding EH IE berg. Then is the Academy of Sciences I Academic dea Si i ences that is, geometry, a-ii..iioiuy, uiaiheuiMtics, natural history, JSc, which numbers

sixty-five members, eight foreign associates, j ten honorary members, 'd one hundred ' corresponding members, ( ttir adopted countryman, Prof. Agassiz, is a corresponding member. Among Englishmen, Prof. Faraday, Sir. David Brewster, "and Sir. John ; Herschell are foreign associates, and Sir Wm. Hamilton, Mr. Mosely, Mr. Fairbairn, Sir Thomas Brisbane, Froi'. Airy, Admiral , Smyth, Mr. Hind, Prof. Adams, Sir James Bom, Prof. Barlow, Prof Forbes, Prof. ' Wheatstone, Mr. tiraham. Sir R, Murcbison, ' Prof. Sedgwick, Sir William Hooker, Mr. j Bracey Clark, Prof. Lindley, Prof. Ovven, !

and Sir B. Brodie, are corresponding members. Then comes the Academy of Fine Arts L'Academie des Beaux Arts comprising forty members, ten honorary members, ten foreign associates, and forty corresponding members. These are painters, sculptors, engravers, architects, and musical composers. No American belongs to this academy, and only two Englishmen Prof. Cockerel, a foreign associate, and Prof. Donaldson, a corresponding number. Next is the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences L' Academic des Sciences Morales et Politicoes comprising forty members, six honorary members, six foreign associates, and forty-five corresponding members. Five of our countrymen are corresponding members: Mr. Everett, Mr. Bancroft, Prof. Lieber, Pres. Tappan, of Michigan University, and Mr. Motley. Lord Brougham is a foreign associate ; and Dr. Whetell, Archbishop Whately, Mr. John Austin, Mr. Jacob, Mr. Senior, Mr. Babbage, and Mr. Grote, are corresponding members. A place in the Freuch Institute is a very high honor, greatly coveted, and among resident members, canvassed for with as much ardor as political distinctions are here. It is also a place oi some substantial value ; for each resident member receives fifteen hundred francs a year. The free, or honorary, members receive no salary. Some are members of more than one acadfmy : for instance, Amperef Vitet, Villemain, and Merimee, are members of the French Academy, and of the Academy of Inscriptions. Cousin, Thiers, Mignet, Reniusnt, ti. 0. Dupin, and the Due de Broglia, are membeis of the French Academy and of the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences; while the venerable head of the illustrious Biol wears a triple crown'; he being a member of the French Academy, the Academy of Inscriptions, and the Academy of Sciences. Hasten Courier. Telegrapus and Railroads in Russia. Russia is making great progress. Her railroads and telegraph lines, whic h are the chief works nuclei taken since the termination of the war with the western powers, are evidently designed chiefly to supply rt want that was greatly felt by her during the progress of hostilities. There are now railroads from St. Petersburg to Moscow, 398 miles, and Pokoff, 170, besides the short Hues from the capital to PelerholV and Pavlovsk, and that frc.n Warsaw to TshenoH', on the Russian frontier, ami 25 versts beyond, the total length of which is 182 miles. Other lines are in course ol construc tion, or projected, from Pokoff to Warsaw, 462 miles, completing the railroad coininiinicalion between the capital ufuhc empire and that of Poland ; from lunaburr to Riga. 145 miles, to be ft cr wards coutimie.1 to Libau, 5:i miles further; and from MOSCOW to Theodosia, iiyo miles. Telegraphic communication already exists between St. Petersburg -and ( Iroiirtadt, Abo, Lilian, Kjywas, Keyeef, mid Siaapkerupoi, and between Nicholaieff and Odessa. There is one lea tore that presents a peculiar interest for the I'nited States, imniely, the Russian government has just given its sauctioji to a grand scheme for coniieeli.ig St. PetersUutg and New York by telegraph, via New Archangel and Bchrino's Straiks, having stations at the Anioors, likulsli, and olliur central points on the way, across the vast continents of Eastern Europe and Asia. The American section of the line will uuite New York and San Francisco. HiWM W III. Theodore Parker writes from Rome : Just now, the two prominent nations of Europe are doiug a great work introducing a liberal ."cheine of commercial intercourse. Really, N'aioleou the Little, as we used contemptuously to call him, serats lb be the most statesmanlike head m Eftrope, and is tar wiser than the oilier NanUeon, who broke wickedly with tin idi-us of the. age, and so properly was set down on' that little lock at the end of the world, t.. point the nior.il of history and adorn its tale. I dislike much that Napolean has done, but wist confess au holiest admiration for his efforts to lilHlale Ita.'y, and to advance the industrial iuteiests of Kr.tnce. After all, it is probably true that his nation deserves no better rule than he ".ives it, and is not capable of more literal institutions. Those Celtic people have pol equality ; the old aristocratic regime is fierislied Utterly all depends on universal suffrage; liberty is something they care little aboat. A strange people are the French -w ith so much military courage and no civil courage at all. "If I had stre ngth enough lelt to hold a pen, I would write how easy and delightful it is to die," were the last words of the celebrated Win Hunter. " I don't think, husband, you are very smart." "No, indeed, wife, but every bodyknows I inn awful shrew'd." NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. g ut.n ft .. c 7-. thosk vmjvm m-' --ihtriLaldi " Clgara. Drop in and try mio l .IAS. h. SI'AI.HINi; .s, 1ri7 Cor. Main and ftrat. (i(;jnrr.(. j f mo I fit lot W just i-.-c.-..-.l ai JAs L. spa l.i-i m; s, "I" I " Cur. Main and Kirst. Ai) itlitli f.lui:s.i.'u ML GiMkegs Wbiio Lead, cheap fur i-aab. apr 17 'a WM. UP 11 in W K t: . Saw Mill Changed Hands. M Jtrvmmm jijs'u m. nit-: TJMjiJwW B B 9 bavin-: piii-chas..'i Mr. A Biuipeon Saw Mill, l.eiow rimfam ('reek, and liavin Irrltled IIih Mill Willi improved ina-lcnery, ure preUMTud i.u-x. i cento order WM Luiiit-r at Muri unl et-, mid will ! j . t . 1 1 1 1 i n . i .-.ii oruvrf c nit u-it-ci i . u-. ticatl ri-i-e ITU pancUMl Mltcittic a (iiiKtVfidaldc acc-idcnU ieAI (aprlt Iml n NI'KltK A l c. gmi I J itt.s-tj n.1TK Hl.t t.n. MW Nails, U kft.all ms, la-.-, -ini kaai Wiial.ju S.ili, 'IMMI lijIilH, all m.'i-o, Willi.- I..M.I, js kcpgN, Liu-cet oil, In liarri- h, .SpiritH 4 'I'm i-eulinc, -I tdds, I nc. nt. Ml 1,1.1 , Winn. Uaar, inn t.i.l. hesh - all laaiM," Master .i I'aria, j.i rar use i..,r i.y a. k. BTCBKKT a DO., nprlci n0 i BjHramwre .-.t. "mWyftrtt '. i:, ...' MMM.8. W N... I. ju-i recuivwd mmI i..i naile bj NWM S K. (ill.nKKT A CO. Ml I P I. mi tJTM Hl..t r I.y Ui f 0t M -. lT. -.XI 4 !. tin imla l.v n-rl'' S. K." i;II.RKIiV . I'll. t.-l H i-t u rut ii ui ii HKicr. K. i;t LBKItT Si en. v r.ii-:u. .son in . a WW mi, UKTer, ffi B , acid Fanrj. l.-r -cat.. (a.rlti) c.l l.l!i:i: r .1 i n. ' ii hi: ii .no, for sal.- l.y I II. I L ! It. I L B ft K. i.ll.ltKt;!' ,t Co. . II St. 1 Bolt B, I ft It S. K. iJILBUKT Jt i:t,. sal. I laprlOi .V,, U Tf H I. Mi .I.'IIL M.VII o. rt.-i - .Mid.. l.t., a ur-nuitc- article'toi me iHrtaal puipoi-es, jut Meotwad and for sale by CIIAS. McJUHNSTON, Posey Ulock.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

M. ordi-r and fall, ft.r tale bv S. K. GfTiBBBT CO., iU Ku. 4 8rcanci.ru tre. 6o,ooo fo run suil'iJ.Bisw'IirL be gold for 2 .25 . M ., fur casb, if called for within the aexl live daya. CONVF.ESK CLEMENT, At Jewell, Ncrwberry A Co.'n, I ai-rrt Car. First and Sycaim.ru. rm n j : th JTsu 'it aMmiy urn M make rouni for other gmalu, 1 aill dispose of my stuck of Teas at reduced prices for CASH. , Givu me a call if von want k I Ta JAS. Jj. SPALDING, aprlt Cor. Main and First Its. mi: hii .i.y 1 1 k j-: ii i.s'ij bJkbth. M ., tons lust -rule Brail, 120 busli tresb . . :i..t Cora Meal, .'.ci bush. Kar Corn, Ii ii do Oal. 23 do.. lak Baskets, Just received and for bale f.y CHAS. McJOHiSTON, Posey Block. JT f.HJ?, I KM KJYT J.VO rJaTKR I'aiis. lc-ii bUS, just re-eived, and for sale by Wfga OHAS. McJOHNSTOK. JTmm-B II-1 lX JI T tti TV UJ'K II WW lit. iii the V. ..-.I with a largo stock of tashIrtUliMa Jewelry, Ac, .-ouipriainu; 1. tic Gold aud Silver Wat. -lies, tine Ktruscau full and half setts, ImmMk Breaftpius, Fingor Itiuifs, Kar Bings, Luckata, Silver War.-, Gold t'.ns, &c. Also, a few tine French Clocks, iu black aud white uiarblocaaea. II avi.i j bought our goods from the manufacturer, MB aro enabled, aud will, sell at the luinut price. V. would respectfully invite the ladies and the puldic to call aud exitii.ine our stock. BITTROLFF BKOS., mmrVi 48 Main street. 7m jyk u .itsTit i.J! ijh'.nifur.-'ji-9M ry Oil at bo cts per gallon, retail, for sale bv Hll.H. P. STOODABD, a.i 1.: 17 Main street. g HUT U tH J I'M ' JU THHI.IL . . M full supply of ObtoBfcaM and Cases, just arrived, for sale at WM. H. P. STODDARD'S, aprlJ 17 Main street. rmn o it.iffo.-iou h o x jus j WM ML Caddies, all sixes, from I -' .. to 45c 1 tb. uprlB S. E. GILBERT d- CO. PfT I K.lll JtT J I.OU'i:it WW .c ice than -sver ottered before, together with an ass. -i t merit .f Colored Paints, at the Drug store. WM. II. P. STODDARD, aprl'2 17 Main stroet. rgiijswmt'in oiJL,FitiB o im., jjvii M. Swnn nil, for sale by the barrel or gallon at ajWtg 17 MAIN STRKKT. mm ii 'k i.i.' .i.-ii .n mtfit.iyT M visiting the city will tin. I a good assortment . 1' Drugs, Mediciuec, Paints, Oil, Glass, aud Patent Medicines, for sale at reduced prices at tho Drug and Chemical warehouse 17 Main street. aprl2 WM. II. P. STODDARD. too apr!3 If. at. UITTHU Vlf.'KKBY'f!, No. MJ Main street. ju-i raoainad at OI-.1i., Oaadte aprlS JIJS'MI ST Sal It tor umI- at VICKKBV'S, H- Mniu Htreet. iOO H 9 X t & .1 11.1, 1,1.. I awrtad aiaaa, fur m Hale l.y ajilll OUR, IA I.Z K I.T. & CO. 1860. SPRING & SUMMER 1860. OODS fully inform tli.-ir uiibieioiis liit inU and Xw pibH( gnendfy, that they are tlily iHtvivjiig accatMiOM to tber lart- aul vurifil stock df 8ning mmd Swrnaaer Ckwxla, which, tor leifUfeoo stela and vHiiuty, OMMkOl b suiia-eJ. it tvouhl be rit.. rrtiiinis to BUBjiprala all the 4tfJM tun utsi which, n inaptirfrion, uill I fount! repleto exnhi-Mciug all tho h-Hilin at laa aiil aovalttlaa of the season. 'I he hll.jiuehs print-i jiled wtiich have - i hi-.! for their old etai tilied liouue nueh ext-Hiinive iatruAffBa Will he adhered to, viz.: Kxt etiliou of fanlftja with dispatch- attention and courtesy to customers combined with moderate charge. Their stock having beau purchased with citie and judgment, in tlie Iteftt nitiket.J, aiil tt tirt qiuilily, togethar tlti an mlliereme to Round principle ui trade, they ate contldent ot leiug aide to ntipply ih who may favor them with a cull ou the beat t-i in-. Annexed lltey suhntit a lint ot departments. Cloths, MdHiniert-M, and W-stings, Tweedn, h y. .leans, (ttoHuden uint I'viiiuie, New Sti le Prints, a great variety, Kiem h iMgandics, Lhwii aud UinghumM, EltglUh ltrages, Aiu laiH and 'hallin, Ithicb ami Katn-y dks, and Irish 1'e.pliiif, Mohair t I- tor tiaeliti drunw ri, K rent li Iterate Itoly-ao q II Ytdantd, 4i i 'rgnndr ' . to ' 44 UUk and iugham I ' irihrella nnd I'm atiots, Panama, 11 rait I, f e-ghoru and Taliu II ii Pools srel Snoe Soil Uht k am! Colored Hats, hite. ttllie and Vilik Mostpiilo Netl-, Kit n h and Scotch kmhrniderifrs, a grmtt variety, l l.n K hat e WtoHlfn f :iL)J Ft.n.t , Hosit ry, Gluvaa, Milts, am! Whi).- and Colored t 'oritetts, hite .ods, NotitHik, I'ress TrimuiinH, Sc., v. 8. A U. woiiltt call parliculMt' attention to i heir toch of Iriah Lirn-n Uootla of itieir own importation, warranted Pure Linen, ntdt Mnirth and (ira-H Bleachetl consisting of 4 4, 0 4 and laiiemi, liroM n and ltl iu:hrd, ittin.i -!.- hII saau Ltaaw t'amhric 1J tudkeli hicik, T.Ucl, illown and Itlea-lied HllCkH, AC. . Ii. - 1 iioiapsoii'H Skirts, requiring no Steel 3;Hug arnm! the body, are lecomiuemled tor the following peciiliariti-f and advautHg -s : lt. Kailiry of appli atiou. -d. Perfect freedom from liability to chafe or exqoi i.ite, iind admit ot uuy kind of exerci&e wittn.ut lb-- flli;-litest inconvenience to the wearer. UuiTi orner Main lad Kirtit -treet-. JT , . K T g: H I .V U T H n U M i Aw Iteni v ii-etion-anil Htlier makers, fraaa M)J to 1 1 1 IMava. J AiXK 8TH A lrB tf- S(N. A and Hunt':, tte.-t ju-Uity, Nw. 1 and 2. ayr7 2wd JA:oB STBAUH A SON. Onrpet House. Bfi ' 1HM HA -tifUJWJ - iill WW gt toek oi Oareta, Hugs, Oil dot In, Cur tain goods both Swiss mil fmmask Table Linen., Tnvo-h, Napkins, Bhaettwg, hihI koMae furulshiug goods generally, than we have ever received. Alao, it larue rei til stocl; t Staple and fancy lry Gooda, Ti ini'tiinf, Ni'ti-'its. HoMiwry, tJltiveg, .-, .- Al.inlillns, Shawls, .i nice asstrtment Off Merrimac and Cocheco print-. Booty .Skirls SKi per cent, cheaper th tu last year, llod wear Cotton, Liuen and MTi'.b-n l.ailie-,' lit. M tijls --nii e assort Uieiit.--Als ., the Banbrya CitCtoa Yams. Call at J. OAK LfcY .t SUN'S, apr7 No. ti flrat vtrc et. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, and Silver Ware. mm UKtSiiKH, H ftVJVvV JUST um turned ft-oi the rat, where he :SFa ici-. p n r c ii a en a beautiful assortment ot tine W-it. ties, Chains, .tewetry. Silverware, and Chs ki of aval 'le-1 itcriptiou, he is prepared to suit putdMMan in every P a r t i c u I a r, and which he intends to Htdl at THE LOWEST EASTERN PRICES. He respt-cttultv IftvttBM his frieiids and eaaitoMielM Bo eamiiie his goods and prices hOffOfO purchasing elsewheri'. All g.- '-I ai warranted to bu hs I'epl eSellleil. N. It. IVrwoietl attention paid to tepairimr of An niches. Jewelry repaiiett at th..rt notice. No. u Matu at., opp..site Court lloune, k.tus vilte, Indiana. ( apCi) P. L. GKISLKU. , CAR PETS H 4 4" i Also, Lace Goods, Damasks, Pink Bobinet Bars, And an uioi tincnt f t!i tinebf HlM4attl er hrmpht to th City. IHthss TAIMJ. S. HOPKINS, dtl Ou b iist tiel.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Babcock&Co HARDWARE DEALERS, HAVE REMOVED TO COR. MAIN & WATER STS., AND NOW OtKKK IOR ri ALK A Large and well Assorted Stock OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, WHICH, FOR EXTENT AND VARIETY, 11. UNSURPASSED! CITY & COUNTRY TRADE BUM- k" LIB II OJS' TUB MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. BABC OCK & CO., Cor. Main & Water sts. w Totuicco, from no II Mum to extra tine, lor bale vthol.-sule and retail at SPA I.DI NO'S, aprii Cor. Maiu and First streets. Wpl. JfMI.VtJ, .tl.l Tflll S. JITS, MlM Fruits and Candies, for .sale cheap at JAS. I.. SPAI.DINti'S. aprfi Coi ner Main and First. WHOLESALE BOOT & SHOE STORE. twwb su. it k j ii k bit b mm I mlwm. are now iieutug one of the largest and most desirable stocks of Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps Brer .offered fttf sale iu tM market. Their ttiick htu jimt been selected by on i' tho firm, wfco ti;i-l-u Mctively enjjagnl hi th NvltoMI for 20 yt-ar-Hh lag -in . Ii. !.-; i.iiL ;, fir 1 A J i . Xj mtu pie(tared tu ulter vuiy dupiriui' iinlutinuuts to llif tnwio. rr CASH or IMtOMFT PAi'EIl, thty will tell goiMitt lower than Louis ille Of Cincinnati, and as Ait evideuuo ot their HiiK-jrity iti luakiiift this pro(KsitioO, they Holit it tb rivileg;o of KiMleraollng thorio citibH. KvM' liuyttf ahotitd certainly call ai:d nee them at Ifi Main street. apr4tf THe JEeonomist rmwis tro fa M-t tjkmsjs thav -m first premiums at every Kair wder it Uhh be exhibited. At the Mouth-Western ludi.tna Dit-tr ict Fair, held here th toU-r, i85i, there wort: hut tw fti emiiiuis offered for cooking stores on. for the bot wotl rovkiug r?tvr,and one for the bent roa! cooking Mtovt- Tho Rtxtnoiuint took the FlKNT "KKMitM FOR THE REST . OOK1NU SToVl. WOU S'ml. Roelker, Kluriiuau A. Co txk the first premium for their cooking stow for coal, tfo other pi- niiuuirt w.-re of hied. 'I be lait' silver ut. da wa aw it do J to (fee h. oiioinirt at the New York tate Fair; and tbe firnt yremiiuu at the United Slates Fair In Id at Cftfcfljg, aud twelve other State and OmM) lairsiri Mill. in no branch ot Bifrch antral ait h4 th-r.-bnvii u more aipateiit advaucu thao in too manufacture of Ptovts. It it hut a few years siuce the very name was a novelty, represtntina; a hnro, fhapeles BtracteWfe , alutot tt.i d.-Void ot ii:- M oruamebt, ' iuse Uave giailiiHlly given place to pjitlerurt of gritce ktfd utility ; until the varieties our markets BOW present have almont s.huusted the vocabulary of names; Hmmi thai different jdi.i.sts the metal is uiuilu to assume, w.uld astonish old Vulcan him-elf. Tu style and finish, the improve it. i.t has bee a ral, leaving nothiug to i debited on that point, but the severe competition in price, to which they have been subjected, has deprived them of many of th more substantial qualities desirable. This seems more espcrially to hav lHen thu ease in relerene tt cook stoves au article of domestic economy that has more to do with scolding wives and crotchety St-rvauts than most people imagine. The public have long sought an improvement in this article, and we believe are ready to pay any reasonable price for a cooking stove, if it only ponsesoM the merits of size, weight, convenience, durability, economy, and tn-rtection of manufacture. These qualities a vein to be possessed most fully in the Kcon mist --a new stove, perfected mid brought out the past season, by Messrs. T'readwell, Perry Jc Nortou,ot' Albauy. We hard so much of this stove, and it looked so much like a stove iuteuded lor ujw, that we concluded to try them, aud the result of the experiment contiucett ns that the proprietors, iu then delvimiu.itioii to make tiftefctftrf stutv in th? u-nttJ, have suceetled. We regartl the Economist as posneasin all the merits abuvt- t nii-uurateil--;s the great stovtt of tho day far iu advance of auythiuK evrv attempted iu the liue of stovts, perfect iu all its appointments, mid true to its naiue iu durability and ike ue of fuel. Among the many conveniences a H ached to if, luay be mentioued a tar ye men, Milh books arranged, for suspending meats u hile roasl iug. A copper w.iter tauk, In 'l-l. tik, from 1 - to 326 gallons v.armii,g rloeet broiling hearth, Jc, Ac. The bioilimc heartli is otic of the mo.-t iioth able features of this remarkable slove. Vhere teer has been, to our knowledge, any broiling fixtuie that w a re My satisfactory iu its wjterattoii. Tbe proprietors of this stove have been conducting a series of experiments upon broilinw;, t-licitin 3,-iue aluablu facts, and resulting in t h iuveutioii ot a gridiron adaptetl lo this stove, fhich has keen senired by letters patent, aud is one of the most admirable things of the kind we ever saw - broiling wilhoiit smoke, ami keeping the coals In a coustaut glow. We are always ;lad to do justice to mechanical ini rovements, and es- ; c i v i i such as contt ibiittt st largely futhe general ood.as tile olie abov e Uier.tloOed. The teouotniit, whit h is eonaandfng smch a kftrge sale, will be toiind vmim at M'ANTIilN A STKPIIKNS'.S, Main st., beteen W.kter and First, K tutviilo, lint. MJkrfi PRlNti TUADR. Jolm TT. Deters, fcwtossilii 3laiiuf;n Uirer of o ntleiuen's, IjMiiosr, M-is-ies", and 'hiltlreii'fl BOOTS, SHOES, ANM UPPESS, C.ti h l, lluilding-, No. ;V; West Furth street, 4 'incinual i, .VriTA'S VH MC iTTMeMTMwj' M' de-iltn to the I act that he is now manufacturing, and keep constantly in hand a large stork of thti Octtctft anil choices! styles of it ailapted to the requirements ot popul.o trade ; the inducements he otters are OJOOl ;ot.lS AT LOW I' Uli 'l,. Uavitig been ei ta;ed in manufacturing rtrst da gtKKls for over twenty year?, he now claims to huv facilities lor maiiufaeturiug first l.tss good- aa che ip, it not lo-aior, t hau K.tei n manufactures He feels conlidout of his ability to otter extra inda. eaients toidose Kuyers. His motto i- a t ii i field and no laioie ''all and et an tue bit jjo.Mjtt, an I y ou will Im sure to taiy. t; v, Ordei'e prouii-tly attended tu. tublc-3md

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Statement or the coifniTiov or the Home Insurance Company, OF 2'EW YORK, ON THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. l..n MMW TO THK AUDITOR lF THE STATE OF INDIANA, PUKSl ANT TO THE STATUTE OF THAT STATE. NAME AMD LOCATION : rmn it i. .j.n b ob this fo.Hfj't' M ih the Home I.suBNcr. Comp.nv, Tucorporat-t-d in lrt'cut. ami lueatrf in the city of New York. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS. The .-aiit:il of MoA -,ioaii' ac tually paM "1. in i c"li ia Sl.UiKi.iliKI ml Th.. cmrptuM ..t. Ibelai .lay of Januiiry. ism.. fl-,,816 x.i Total hi. i. oi!. I frai.it at ami urpkn S 1,4 1.0,815 is;. A?E I S. Amount of .'ii-.li ice I'.-iitinn-tal Bank, N V 84M.707 54 Auioutit of rash in han.ts t-f Agrntu, aid in course of IraiisuiMAion (t.alauce) 61 Amount of uniiKuiiiberril real estate. No. 4 Wall Street.... t7jOB 06 Amount of L'niteil -Slatua treasury notes, market value HW.241 90 Amount Missouri Slate I.'. Is, Ii per cent., market vain- ... ifi.-2'ji; lu Amount of North Carolina bonds, 6 per cent., market value Amount of Tennessee bonds, i; per cent., market value.. Amount of Brooklyn Olty S,tKJU oo !(,U0l (id 10,2o(l 00 water iMind-, i per cent., market value 10,&ili U0 Amount of bauktocks, mar ket value Amount of loans ou t.t.ds and mortgagee, being first lien of record ou unincumbered real estate, wortti at least tkBMflm, and on which there is leas than one year' a interest due iind owing rate of interest 7 percent 8l,C0-J Oi Amount, of loans on stock and boSMfa, payable on demand, the market value of securities pledged, U2ol,5J9 186,090 00 Amount due Ir on pmasniasa on policies saMd at .tii-.-.. Amouut of bills receivable for inemiiiiiis on inland navigation risks, Ac 11.1)04 41 Interest actually due and paid 24.920 mi LlAtUILlTlK.S. Amount of looses adjuated, ami due and unpaid NoneAmount of looses incurred and iu process of adjust - men! 17,GoS il Ainountof louses reported on which lio at lloti ha.-i bOM taken lo,4JJ Iii Amount of claims for losses resisted bv the iiupaity.. t t tH.) Aaioiint id' ili ideii'K di chired, and due and unpaid... Nouo. Amount of divkbods, ettber Caati or scrip, declared but not yet due N'-e. Amount of money borrowed. None. A nioii nt of all other existing dMM against tie t'o.. None. Total amount of losses, claims, and liabilities $42,680 3 The greatest amount insured on any MM risk is .to.iHMi, but will not, as a general rule, exceed 10,000. Tho 4'ompany h;n no jj;oneral rwle as to I he amouut allowed to be inurd in any city, town, village, or block, bolng governed in Him nctMci , iu en eh case, by the general character id building , width of streets, facilities for potting out lires; Ac. Hit part of its capital or earning is deposited in any othur State as security therein. Au attested copy oi the ('baiter or Aci ! incorporation itccomp .nit- this statement. 0TATK iW SEW .o;k, j ss i 'ity iiud i 'oiillt o New oi k J . Charles J. Mart in, President, ami .1. M'lton Smith, Stt'fetary ol I he Home Insiiiance t'olupaiM, i. in:; severally sworo, dep,i.-,r- alel nil ami raidi loi lliliiselt h;i:. lh:4t the loit- filU'. I a line, lull ami correct rtal-m.-u t ol i he a&Mrn of the aiJ oi p i tion, ami thai tie y are the afoocO deserfWd onteers There..!. (.siK(.e.i) CH AKi.KS J. MARTIN, Prea't (Sifjn.d. .1. HlKTUM SMPMI.IWy. PflWtlilll d ftl ftWoTM Ih-1oi uie, Ihiif 17th day ot , , .l.ntu. i v, A. I Millies my hand li.-iu. (Mi ( MlTiv,M ml. iSiutioh HUSJ M I N UA N Ii I Coniiiiinsioiioi for Imli.-imt, iu Nc way i N . V . All. ii C. II tiled, tl tb,- duly r "i , Kit, Mi .i itlul In -ri aellt tileil iu lor this city, a-t pei .vi niicale o a 111 'ii t v the t'i'Uiity t'leik's uKco, This i 'oiupan injures iiuinsl lo -oi iI.muHiv by li w to buildings, lllel. lot lid lie, liollebold lui oi tore, and personal IfMwItJf generally. Also, u'.iiif t the peril of itilaud navigation, at fair rates of preiuinm. ALLEN" C. HALLtH'K, Ajient, .Muible Hall BuitiHttfo ftluin st , Evauoville. STEWART'S STOVE. W Is ti i I s oj ifMjn, i MsJTitiJM: lot oi these truly and justly celebrated, newly aud greatly improved summer and w inter I 'ooJ.iue; Stoves, of the unrivaled Stewart's Patent, aud at the only agency in thistiiy. Thos. ScantfinSj No, 29 Main sfreety between First ami Second. The fust premium was awarded to this Stove as the lest coal or wood cooking stove at the Southwestern Indiana District Pair, held at tbfti place. No stove ever devised combines as numerous or imjMrtaut h ientific principles as this of Stewart's. It broil!, boils, hakes and rousts at the same Mo iiient, w ithout umm dih imparting ttiivor o another, ! or pnnliM inc that HMMftl of taste iu meats and I gravies, which, to delicate aid fastidious of i t apt Ci, uuikes so iiisiiperablu sti objwliim tu every other cooking stove now iu use. W ith one-fourth ol the lael employed in the b.-st of stoves now iu ns.-, tint most pernci ami ompmii cxmm iujr appn -ratns N'ri'oruis, siimilt:tmtiely and more perfectly than has evt-r before beoai acromplished, everything retuired iti the U-Ht providctl families, wm far as ooaltiwg is coiifertied. When, tint.it is borne iu luind that the most delicate females can visit the kitchen when the Stewart Stove is fully employed. Hiid the tire is at its height, without the mstllesl unpleasantness from the change of lemp. raturw, SO little is the heat from it di DllSed Menially, an inducement is presfnteil for its utiivi-rsal emiih.yUietll never heielitfore prc-eilted in any ol her toVe. That, indeeil, is one of its prineipa'. attractions, as well aa ila create.-.! wonder, how h at la so etotioMissdaMd diffused within (lie stove ilsell, and ao little perceptibly eacaEpea into the kitchen, a place where, with any Off the ejtove.s now in use, other (ban Stewart's, it is scarcely possible fa any one, in warm weathar iinnv particularly, to breathe with eoifort. fc"or ail years Mr. Slewurl has been employed in effecting thin stove, ami since ln-t Kebruary, he has obtained three m-w patcitta for ituproeiuent.-4, which, in his opinion, and the opinion of all w ho have examined it, made it perhct. tV'ithiu four years fwettlf ChoMMpd of them have Itoeil hdd, umh-r a lull gttarantee, and not om baa been returned. These remarkable results have emboldened a boat of jlove initiiiitVo'tiin Tn U imitate the Stewart Stove, but. save in exterior appearance, whielt the old patent (having xpin d) MiblM thetn to ive, ihey no more re-einbleStewiiri'r. than chalk doc. cheew. These imitatiot are known by varioio names, but they ale nil to ll- tent in rarioitd particular?., each as the air-tiht boxes, by w hich l.ill culrol is kept over tin tire, and of the heat, by a draft daitiN-r, iiiKtitously contrived, which also admits a constant current yf cold air on turn outside of Urn tire Imx, w hich ai;ain becomes healeil air, aud, pOMiimf9 into the oven, is made available for cokin- urIoses. The agent ami bill Ibei is receiving the beftH imitation ol' the Stewart Stve, calleij Pride of the West,' which he will bo happy to dijHKe ..f at two-tbii.:. of the prit-f ol the ppMinlftM Stewart's. It is ps-ible, ol .oiirsf, to ctmk with it, hut it bear lio rt'.-mblaiice to SteW. il l's. The "Mcwari s id bv Mm aeiii, h-r a full guarantee lo m i ha in recuuuiended, and ii, withiu thret: .'rioiithi liom p . .rchai i nr. any fault is found with tie m, hw will take lie m back and refund tlm iiiniuy. lloust keepers w ill bear in miad. then, that nc genuine Stewart Stove, U.ught at the only agent's I rc,s.vill, with ball the labor and em fourth the fuel, flu more aud liettor cooking thau any other slove eer constructed. TB08. S ANTL1N, No. "-"J Maiu slreet, Sole agent for ln - t. off the Stewart Stove in Southern Iudiana aud Kentucky.

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CH.VJ. . SIEHAVB. HIS LICSMAN. FlUV OF MEHAI'S B. BECKDIAN. MEW STOVE AND TIN STORE. WW Uealoi-a and Manufacturers of Tin, Copper, and b-et Iron Wares, No. 8, Water street, bt tweeu M tiii and Locust, Kvansville, Ind. Th undersigned have ronatautly ou hand a full -assort tnet of Stove of every variety and attarrit at the lowet priooo, and beg leave to inform their friends and the public generally, that they have the best and neatest assortment of Tin Ware ever offered, and have constantly on hand a full assortment of Druggist t'aus, Ac.,fc Those persons wishing work in their line aro respeetftilly reijuented to gie them a call beforo purchasing elsewhere, as by prompt attention to tin ir busineus aud a thorough ktiovlcd ol ihir ti-adr, Umj hoHj to give general satisfaction. NlKUAl'd A BECkBlAN. COPPER ANO JOB WOUK. Steamboat, lisflery, and lirowery Work; Sleam Pipe-, Soda Konutains, Pumps, aud general Copp i -Miiiiliiug and Sheet irou Work, made and repair Mrial Hooting, tiitl tel iiig, A.WitfW iran uutft o yir rrfct taftsjuntifU ttt (ha Ioh'bmI prive. iuar7-4iud I860 r i j iw TK.Jis:. - Just received and now opening, an eleuulit stiwk of goods suitable for the Spring Trade : Jo cases fancy priori; Ici IS o J. lo 4 de aima; bUwched muslins; lawns; h lili.-Rj Cotlou;ule(.; apron ebek?; IU bates ahiriiii! stripes; ; 14 sheeting; Aud a irreat variety of notions of all kinds, all of which ue are selling hebw 'i u. i u n tli prii fS, M ue are determine1 to draw the good trale to BflWville. the and examine lor yourtvlveai at mar5 .1. fl MAiJiKU A t'ti.'S, Kiit St. WW Wis iir selling Vab he-v Jewelry, .( , extraordinary low .rices, preparatory to laying a Dew Htoek. BlTTKObK K liUuS., ni.'.rl'i 48 Maiu stn el MM 0-.1ri-' II .If Ttt B ft O f an express WW to attend a trrus-ery iind dri a agv.n. Must know how to writ come well r. couiiti.'iided. Apply Hlock , niai.c street. a tail tmft'f al.-l il No. :.,: Pes.) iii Ml U' n r'iuo.tioni No. 7 (Kleiiiiii's old stand), to 7 Mam M . , opposite Washington Hotei, tu re In beHf m full supid.v of LKATUKK A Ml HMMNi.s. r kmt on h:tnd even variety and selln cht-ap lor caMb. Pun.it XHrKsaEK, Klcmiiiir oh inlcman. i with un , ami will Im oil naml to wait on our oh! Iriend and all the new cu-tomer who may eall on OS. He w ill do justice to all. roarg-tuHl TliuMAS KKli'lil lij ft K K i, i JS a JM i Ms Sm WW iwt keirs ruisorttkd Hires, iust received and for s-i.' by marl CHAS. Mel Oil N. STUN, PoMtj 's lliock, M:lin Htr.i-1. rmi a i is a t jt u MM In reat variety, ul the N. w Di-iik Store of T M C i A' S h iw er-l price, at I he 1 N. S TIIOMPSkN. fcb-.7 Stat o jatx e xx "t of TIIK, I'OSMTION OKTIIK Hartford Kin1 Insurance Co., MAliKTO THi: 4UUITOK 1 1 K TIIKSI'ATKoF INDIANA, JASI'AltV I, I SCO. 1st. Tlie na;ii of this t '..iiiiaiiy is the llarllor.l Km, I io.ui am -I 'miii'.iii) , ;i"if la l.-. nte.l al Bart loi .l, I 'onn.-el i.-nt . CAPITAL. Sd. The isasaMal at i'.ipill st.- k in SAflU.IIUO IM) IU. 't'ht. ainoiiiil ot llijpltwl .stoc k )aicl up Oisi.tKXi 00 AWSKTS. rh. i .. i i on h.ii i.l an.t in ll'k.sM,3:i II Caati iu luusils oi n.-icls, .n in eourse ... tran"tiii.vioii H2,flM 1'a.iU loaned on call ici.iKwi cm-tl:il,(ij'.i ini Kilt, rc-c (.iviil.lo, -in c.l l.y personal ancl rollntt ral nei-nrity 7o,-:i .'.'t It.-al ntate lllciln lllnl.i-l .-.I, l.cit t it c I. anil !..t M IVai I stree t, Hartttnl ir.,(HK wi HT.H-K A.S1I BOM'J M J-.II.U.HS, 1 ! PAIt VAI.. M'kT V A I. . .11 uhmmm llarir..r.l B'k Wart &V,IW BMUMA 4H0s!mro 1-h.enix ll'k s..-rk 10,1 c.o BWUhailfft Iti.. Il'k'g V. at k ... 5,1111 MW share Ki. Ichiik.' Kmk slWk.. MyWW l.rSJ shales Hank ol Hat ttonl IV. ;i7,oo a,5uo Hl,U00 7 ,'A.AI ii.-nai 'iS.-.-JO t.'.,li ujaa H.irjo Jll.UKI hank strn-k V.c shares Charier link U'h slotk ll shares i-ajnoftra Jt xlei-hanic;s l.ank st.s-liT 1511 shares Mereanlile B'k ftto.-k.. l:rish.-ues Herefaa.Ua1 A- Muniila.Iiiror ItHick -t.-.. k ::l". shares .Kiua Bk stock IM share-. Cilv Hank -t.s k 7,.'sit -JO.IHMI lo.lNMl ft3t,SMM itl.rsto '.'imi sliai.-- Aini-rirait Uxch.tnxe Ititick st.H-k, N. V f),UM 2tly shsres Itauk of i;..iniuer. o h1!. -I - k, N. V ii,ii .'.oh shares Iinporlers' .1 'trailers' Ita.iU slo.rk. N. V 3tl,IKSI 300 shares Hank ot' Aiiieri.-a l.aiik su.ik, k. r MUmrn .'.l all.lC.-H MituliattMII C. H.Cuk r.;k lll.lHIll .l. ...uel. Men hrtl. IS liks'a.N.Y. lr..cHI am stnires If 111011 b'k stock, N. V. I" 1 .'t.l.lilll) Mad ll.n.'a) 10,000 il,'.!lHl n,ioo .t:i,mio UIX00 shares 0.'eaii B'k st.x-k, N. V. loo nhaies Hank ol N Awerica Ilk lli,msi stcs-k, N Y 300aluura Hatrouolitan l.'k Muck, I" - - -. 3U.00I) NY ICS) shales Ilia, krloue l.'k stock, Ho.,tou lisl ahaies Hsillkot Colli MM si' k, ltslou 100 shares IjlHUlle hk stock, Bontoli lOehares .'Siiilolk B'k stock, Briton 100 afaama Hide aad Leaf tier B'k. 10, IKS. lO.ISIO 1,000 111,011.1 10,0011 MyMW in,; UK 10,5rHI 10,750 10,400 lo.cilX) lo,:asi Boston lisj shattis It'abstoff l.'k stock, Boston I1H1 sharesNation.it It k slock, Boston 100 ttuuaa Athtnti. B'k stock, Boston 10,(101) sharea ..i. 1 v Kiind B'k at... k Boston lO.IKS) 10,110c) list shares Boylslon Bank stoi-k 1 ' t 1 11, it . tO.HB 2li,-A)0 at 1, ii 1 I Inn shares Uever Bank slock, Bos ton Hl.liOJ I '.niO shares B'k ot the .State ol Al isoni i stiK-k 2t),UCI0 I iloo shares Merchants' IJ'k sto.-k St. le.nis fHwfBi t 12U shules t'ollll.H-ticlIt Itivel't'oUIcuiiy stork 12,'Mkl I ai shares Count-client lli.-rll. K. .'..uipaiiy a,(MTil I 1IHI shares liartlor.1 Jl S Haven U B Co stock 1(1,001) : 'M Tenn.-saee M;tt.- Bomls, ti per 12,450 IS, lis) ln.lj.-. 20,000 M.loil cents, payable ty I 2 Ohio Stale Bonds, li r c. ict-t, I payable 114"l j 90 Mii'i.iga.1 Stair Bets, 'fl cents, payatih. ISi.'t lit Missouri Slate Stock, ( - c rent, payable 20,0011 Kl.OISI mmtu lll.lKlll j -j.r. Hartford ciiy laoada. 6 per cts, payable l7lj ai.isKi I ".I shares State Bank Wisconsin al. t k, Milwaukee 9L000 ,140 SI,.MI,n,.tl S7J,4,7 Total aasels (930.709 5;i i l.lAHII.ITIk'S. 1 5th. No liabilities to banks, or oth due due. I (ith. No losses a.ljusle.1 au.l due. 7th. Slh. Losses either liliudjllsle.I I . . or ajiistetl and uoi due, en- ."'" h Dill. Losses 111 -ii-; wait inr furttu r pr.s.f, la clci.lt. I in last uuHHcr atajve All other claims airainst the company , (dirhleiuis iinpaidj 1,92(1 lntti. otal am. .nut of liabilities $0;,i:ill 85 This rule of the company is not la ex.-.-e.l SHUSH) in any one n. k, siihn l to I -a. l.y a single tire. The uiii.juul insiiri-d in a city .r vitiate deMnds i.;.. -it its siyA'--ixeuei-ally all the desirable risks to Ihi had, subject to the l.ast rule above uaiueil. The amount insured in any MM block of building., del" lids upon its sij- and roti-alruc-liou, slitjc-ct to the raja et.-.v- reh-r-red lo. A cerlitie.l WMM of the Act of I ii.-orp.jntt ion mil. I ah. ' liilh 1-lth. accompanies tins statement. TI MO I'll Y O. AI.I.YN, Se. 'j . STATU. UI mij.x.i I II U I, I us. ll.n lit.nl ( t.iinty, Jam Am t,tl,. l'.-ra..nally apis-ared T. ('. Allyu, Secretary ,,j it,,Hal I lord Kire I nan rattae fllmaj), and llla.lt- oalb that Hie foreoin slatelueut, by ,,, ul.scrilH-d, is a tru.-, full and correct attuient of th,. affairs of aai.l Company, and exhiliiu, so far aa can b ascertained at this date, its actual condition ou Ilie 1st day of January, ISOtf. H-I,tiv ni. , am, s. i; i i.mas, Justice of Hie IV a. . . AllellC. Ifall.sk is the duly nuthoi i.etl Agent lor llns city, l.y certilicate of authoiily from lice Auditor of Slate, filed in the Conuiy rt.-ik's otlice. Applications for insurance ou merchandise, store bOOSea, dwellings antl couteUts, will Is. att.-uded to, and pidi. ies issued al reasonable rales. a t.i.i n O. HALi.ui.'K, mgnnt. Marble Hall fiuildiu, No. Main street, klvuusville, lull. .tap Ja

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BBII MBtSH BOTJITVUS 5 BJH -y i e Is Pink Eyes, 00 bbli'-Kt?haunoekn, prim article, in Htor an 1 fat -ale lf y. SII.MtPK A OO., No. l.li) Maim:

MOO f SBIHTS. -J BVMtB BTOCTK. j MM. with aud u ithout hustlea, that can Iw put in baud box or carpet sack while traveling, uat rsI ceivedat t'UAIK,KR Bl'SblNVW,

tsuc eessori to b. fcniMoli Ic Co., 4't Main street. apr.'l , linn. - 9 Lard and Butter Tryers, Sugar . do tluaging Rods, Mantaao do Yardsticks, Garden Touli in setts for liwlies and children, At .'Ki. li SONNTAO, M.icu street lielviw Branch Bank, c.c. of the l ircuhu- Saw. apt. mmtlJWVKTH, SVBOBS, J.VII H I ItMB 1a.m. A large mid very cheap lot of tho latest styles---some very tieautifnl ones, justopeuo.1 at SI'HAI'KKK BUSSINO'st. Mn.vessors to S. Kuibicb A f'o., apr:5 4!t Main street. misT BBVBMWM& ji Jtrmm i iB ,,iy of DOLTt PATCH! .SAW Ol'UMINU MAI'lltNK. We take pleasure in calling the attention ot all thoee using Saws of any kind to this cumin, i . as i-ing tlie toi now in use tor choapliess. diirnt.itilv. an. I ellic c y ; having boe-i auc-c.-ssfiilly used in almost . cllld the d.-luaud steaditv i in riM-omsneiiding it to alt ..I .MMl.sc; KAOUINM. State iii the Baton, . leusiug, warrauta us sons ueediug a SAW These Uuuiuiers are instinf.i. tared for us of the best material, and every care taken in the workmanship t ruruish a machine that cannot fail to giv satisfaction. GKO.g. SiiNNTAii A :(., Jobbers, and I uiporters of Hardware, Ac, Ac, mtM Main St., Kvansville. Ind. bnviin reMuVed f t mm his old rootio. Main ' HI n-i'l . opi.ili- the ( oiirt llou-.( to the corner ot ' Main mnI .".-cud iifer TltompHon's hratorv, and having lucrea-ed hit t.i. ilituH for doin; all j kiioU of l.'utal uork, h - a mrwf pi-.-p.it.Nl to supply ; tiie deminel. Il- is siill ritaUimr th" boiui itnl j Colli plit.-u w ilhiMiiu le. (h, w hich are pref Tr.'d l y , mo inanv. mi uU'u U, flj i'lf Mtlh mym purity, ranj not Is MirpatiM-d A No. e m w MyftM of w m k, the ,(iit iiiiioti.-( Join , which in v.-rv hcHiitilul; the am -i Iter, which in Mi-M-iior itt viilc ti.it' : alno, choopU-- , ti- and ailyr,4atea. Me ha.- b --n nsinx for J year.',, t he idecf ric tn'-Kc fi i r c 1 1 .irtinji teeth u-ft ho til pain, au I iu th.' nmiirtty M cn -. with entire l mif'-'w. ii.- Intiidt, tit of fM-iKonr will ltily. Pn renin 1 may initi e heal I h um In m;l to ihei: children by ' having IIiom- diiirsHij iri-etrulri( Itw of the teeth eorrecled by I he deti t ist. The MmM -xtreiMidj Ir1 regular feelh .un be cm-rccled. u price-. d Mm-ti-dry hsve U-.-n in the l ist lew ye:vi go very ivmthle that all m: y now enjoy the beiiffit- ot the lr. nee lr. K. HliTrillNStiK, lMnih-1 "or. Main ami S. r. ttH nf uuit'l(i.:tm Kvnitsville', l.i 1 SURVEYOR S NOTICE. m M.i. tf- UJ'iJtU Mi iJ. r.-st.-.l iii h-iela ailttitnltia the follow in.. :l.-s. ril.e l IriM.t. ure hcrel.) uotiliml Ihat 011 tin. 17th ol April, lain, the Coiuiiy Smvayor of Vautlt'1't.ini.h c-oni.ty will run the lines and p.-. ). -Ilie c-..rtMrs ol' . a.-iis .)' IP., north end of Ilea west half of the north west WMMBm at section 4, to 11 li. twsatli or 1 ain. 1 1 c.al ; and also of l.S ai res of tin- south 1 cei of said mi acres. uuu-2 lent; III if'. I'll KKIIi: fJMIIISBI I .l -l.-.'ll - HANOI. ' A l.-ic--;n a-.H.o-iiieul jcist opened al sen inctcit ,r- Hi'ssrNi.'s, Succ.--.-ors to S. Kiuhirli A I'o , apr : -1!) Mail! Slieet. GUARD AGAINST FIRE MV CHOICE INSURANCE mi mm co. Iiii-iirin:ili-i! 1 S 1 !t ClmrliT riWIWll I. VAm ('A PITA li SI,oOO,0(IO, AHSol.l I I-: AND UNIM PA I RKI. Ffet Surplus of $942,181.72, Alul t.) pte-itio ot 4-H ymm b no and f irrien e. UMI AltlS OK $14,000,000 Of IIiMmv haif mm0 pM hy the iVtria Innuraneu t'oiui-uiiy ii Ihi pmmt 4t yoam. The valnu of re I ia hie fuauraucu will he apparent front (ho following LOBS K S P A I 1) II V THE ilTNA MtKIM TU V PAST HTi vr.AKS: lulihio 8Ol.520.BI J In Al I, hiirsu, SI 58. (MS 81 In Wisc onsin, HMi.955 (.' In llitlisica, ' It-.ti't -.1 4,327. 11 fi7.M9.21 1H.945.77 In Kentucky, '.- l.:i:;:i .40 Mis occci 341.18.01 h.M.c A Vina. l-. .'i".. 4.. IVnu'u .t Va . :tl,5'.l.". 8-2 In Illinois,... T-nues4a,.... Kansas A Neb ,vAik. J: (j'a. .. 2:1,945. 0J Miasia.aippi and A la ha IMtt, . ..$52,412. 18. Fire and Inland Navigation KMN ac cpteil m icrnii-riitMt(itttUt with aulvtilicy ami tmr profll. I'tji" i-i! itt'ittimt ijtiru ti, iitMHinttt' of DW ELlsiNGH uuti 1 'fittftif. Jt-,- triiiin of I to ) ct, . 1 hf Mklid it-Hil l' loin; aittl .-n.-. t-rvil'iilty trltfU, autl th ui-iny alv;injn;e.i l he .1! Inn I IHfMOl Company oh-jef.c in it-t lioc, ahull Iti not be overlook ed hy thor.it irmly lo insure and unilemtkiultu their het interest-., bvrlng ' nt riii'j-ent 1ini-s" the i . . it v for reli ihl.- I mOmm -:t -- hMMMl tn imperative duty the ahilitv 0 Mo tty oWutsn to Eiuataiii hwd herng then much h teitt. Aenciiw in all hit principal cities and towu.-j Ihl mm hOMl (he St. tie VuMtwWm iiknI withujff ,)m. I,.,, hy any ol' the iluly anlhorizml Agenlir of the I '..nt;. an y . -tMlr" Hn-iuoss alt iild u with-aHpalch uud Mntity. a. 0l iiam-oi k a son, AKout8, jnarS Marhlt ttuihling, Main-nt. Ml1 M: I 949m J 'iJJiS -JVii iisTHt.t ft i He 4 an. I ;un tn irreiit vat jelyntut 'JO irtsi cent. rh. -niter than l-cfore Mfe v in thhj market. We call utlfiitioli W the ftathHWlMp kinds ou hand : .Sharu'-i Ucjiejitttr-i, U-w'veifi, 4 ban -led Pistols, :olt'ol.l mm4 mom f'.-iient, 3 inch, 4 inch, aud inch barrel lC-vidfrn asisortl with Ivory itul KtirM'uoitil h tinlles, Waruer'n 1'istoU, Smith a Wt-Hi-n 1'ittola, lrciit;er'M do Alh u'it Iwgjl blUrel, L iiHr PlitoU, a; bttrted Jvoryaml BMMro6d handles, Kemiutoii HisUtN, Allen's I 'art ridges, Henry's Kirles, .Shots tiiiiix frouitT lo RK, .shot Hells, PLtol Flaska, rporl tnu f ,; . ;-. K.,r lie at IJKII. S. SONNTAQ A OO.'fl. Hardware liealera, Maiu street, Ktga of the Circular .Saw. frf'TT . MSM 1 aj.r. ca a. i n'f .s w Siik and It.ti'i- Man I i f l.ca a no ( ajcoa. Silk, Crane and Sl.-ila Shawls, opened at .- II M'hl K.I lUTSSrNG'S, Siiccea.-..i to H. Kiubich A C., WW'S 4 Main street. WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE, No. o First Street, betwen Main and ciiHt. WW l h--eler tf Wilson's Improved Aewin Machine at retluced prhs, with iucreaaefl confidttnee in itH rueritr aa tho la st and mnat rwliahle family ftw inii machine now iu uw, It news equally well ou ih' Ihickcut or thiuert fabriea; makes the I... k tiitch iiupo-tsildt Ui unravel, with the eneutial advaula;' of wifijc alikf itn i...ih ttides, forming no rf&W 'r 1 haiii on the und-r nitle ; in Hiuipla iu outfit ruction, mure r(H-),-dy iu uuveimtut, and morn durablu than any other nmchine. We ive Call Incitnietitrua l Anahl - ih pun h after tnw ordinary Ht-aiiH. Ntitch, h- in, It 11, ijiiilt, .-.ult-o , hind, and Ittefc, all on I he aum machine, and warranted for iIhpm Hunt V alio ke-p on constantly hand a toll assortment of Singer's inacitiuc. t'irculard tatiitniuiitur ttinniutalff ot th abore anu'liiiies, troui . oi. of the hiiflieat Htandln KHst and at, giving pre A c.( ill b furnished gratis, uu application iu : i. -u or by letter. febdlv F. M. .SkUMAN.

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