Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 193, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 20 April 1860 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, IND. FRIDAY MORNING.. .APRIL 20 Opposition State Ticket. 'fob governor, HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne. FOR SECRETARY OF STATK, WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph. FOR TREASURER OF STATE, JONATHAN S.HARVEV, of Clarke. Jfor auditor of state, ALBERT LANGE, ot Vigo. FOR attorney general, JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh. Tfor reporter of supreme court, BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion. FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUDLIC INSTRUCTION, MILES J. FLETCHEU, of Putnam. Common Pleas Judge. The Enquirer of yesterday furnishes us with some highly intelligent and liberal views in regard to the Judgeship of the Common Pleas Court. The substance of a half column article ou the subject is contained in the following " the Democracy have the votes and outhi to have the office.'' We are learning for Ihe first time that Dem ocracy is the only test for the responsible '' office of Common Please Judge. We are far from believing that Democracy is a disqualification for the Judgeship; but we certainly do not believe that it is the only qualification for that position. We published on Wednesday a letter, signed by almost the entire Bar of the District, calling upon Judge Pitcher to become a candidate. None are more interested in having an able and honest jurist on the Beucb than attorneys, and no clas3 of the people are better able to judge of the merits of the person who should fill the place than they. With great unanimity, the attorneys ot the District have decided upon Judge Pitcher's qualifications and fitness for the position. We certainly cannot conceive how political considerations could have influenced their choice, when we see the call headed by Judge Hovey, and signed by Messrs. Denby, Shanklin, and, we believe, everj Democratic lawyer in the District with perhaps oue or two exceptions. We are not informed what are the present political views of Judge Pitcher. Wo know that, years ago, when he was younger and may have had some political aspirations, he was a Whig ; but for several years past, during the late re-organization of parties . he has, by the choice of the people, occupied the Common Pleas bench, aud, like a pure and impartial Judge, has withdrawn himself from political discussions and party associations. But whatever may be his political views, they have been, and so long as he remains on the Bench will continue to be, his private opinions; and we are certain they will not obtrude themselves into political discussions or the administration of justice. Certain are we, that they will not make him a whit less au able lawyer and impartial judge. For perhaps forU years he ha-i been a close student of the law and a successful practitioner, aud no one will doubt his entire fitness tor the position. The Enquirer says the Democratic Delegates to the Princeton Convention will nominate a candidate "who will quietly lay Judge Pitcher on the shelf,' and mentions Judge Moore and Messrs. M. S. Johnsou ami Ben. Stinson. We are informed, ou very good authority, that Judge. Moore does not design to be a candidate ; this was the understanding when the letter to .Judge Pitcher was signed. As for Mr. Johnson, it is news to us that he is a Democrat. If such is the case, new light must lately have burst upon his political vision; hut however that may be, we d'j not think h will leave a lucrative practice- for the Ueueh of the Corumou Pleas, and he certainly would not prove treat-herons to his pledge to Judge Pitcher. Wh ilid'aol know that H r. Stiuson was a professional lawyer until we were led to make the enquiry after his anriiiiincuraeiit as a candidate. He is an excellent J ustice of the Peace, and was an accommodating Postmaster; but we conceive the qualifications for those positions and that of Judge of the Uomtuon Pleas Court, are xmiteichat different. We should be sorry to lose the services of Mr. Stioson as an Esquire, and should still more rogret to see him crowd Judge Pitcher from the Bench. There is too much of the "Young America ' in that, even for this fast age.———<>——— THE TORNADO.—The Terre Haute papers j give additional particulars of the tornado. The amount of damage done the E. & C. R. R. is not as large as at first supposed. One house, with a family in it, was carried bodily some thirty feet. None of the inmates were hurt. A house was blown down, and a Mrs. Reagan killed, near St. Mary's, west of the city. The husband and children were much injured. A dwelling was struck by lightning, near Terre Haute, but no person was injured. The path of the whirlwind was only about one hundred yards wide. The E. & C. R. R. engine house is a complete wreck. Part of the roof was blown half a mile. The damage in the country to trees and fences is great. A public meeting has been called for the. relief of the suffering. The person killed, Michael Kuhardt, was buried on the 17th by the German Benevolent Society. ———<>——— Ckanbkhiiiks. The Boston 'oft says the I cranberry fever still rages at Cape Cod, ami ; the people have entered into their spring ; work of cranberry planting. Nearly every ! piece of marsh, swamp, or upland, which j can be made available for its culture, have been secured by capitalists, and are now i being speedily transformed into rich and i valuable cranberry meadows. ilfayTwo $ j'J script bills, of the issue of 184o, bearing six per cent, interest, were recently returned to Fletcher's Bank, fndi.napolis: from Xew York.

Varieties. Henry Wilson, while hunting, in Randolph county, Ala., recently shot at a bird and killed one of his negroes, a faithful slave, worth 2,000. Js-jyTbe Evansville Jomrmml talks joyously of the prospects and prosperity of that place, as it well may. There is not a match for Evansville in energy and enterprise in the State. Indinnnjiolis lotirnnl. Accommodation Train. We understand that an accommodation train will b placed on the O. k. M. R. R., between this point ami Seymour leaving every morning at t:30. Vin. Sun. Flush Times. The New Orleans Delia says there is a plethora of money, an epidemic of extravagance, and a tendency to luxury in that city. It saw a small lot of strawberries, about two quarts, sell for $1 1, and cauliflowers Car $2.50 apiece. Fire in Sullivan County. Ou the l:ith, the township school-house in the village of Linton, Sullivan county, was burned. It had recently been erected, at a cost of $00,

by subscription, and will be a serious loss to that community. THE bowlder encountered, a few days since, at the artesian boring at the Asylum, is still iu the way, and the progress of the work is, consequently, slow. It sinks in the clay before the instruments, and will not likely be got out of the way until it rests on a hard bed so that it can be drilled through or broken up.—<State Sent>. Mr. Pbyor, engaged in the present diffi culty with Mr. Potter at Washington, oas a wife and five children in that city. Potter is a native of Maine, and has a wife also residing at the Capital. She is alio, says she wishes to know nothing of the affair until it is over, and declares that she knows Mr. Potter to be a brave man. THE Fountain <Ledger> says that on the 12th the brick residence of Mr. James Williams, eight miles East of Attica, was destroyed by fire. It was occupied at the time by Mr. T. M. Worthington, who loses most of his household goods. The house cost about $5000 and was one of the finest in the county. ——>A BEAUTIFUL but silly girl, sixteen or eighteen years of age, daughter of a widow of Rockford, Illinois, advertised for a husband, for the romance of the thing, and was caught and seduced by a Pike's Peak gambler, named Wm. Monroe. She started in company with him to Pike's Peak, and was found murdered on the way, at Ottumwa, Iowa. BfcS"" The New Orleans papers give full details of the ceremonies of Ihe iuapuration of the Clay Statue, on Thursday, the l'Jth instant. The QtMrtml gajra : The inauguration of the ('lay Statue wus blessed by fine though rather warm weather, ami wits remarkable as oltVring by far the greatest, public spectacle ever w itnessed in this city. The only previous event at all to be likened to it was Geu. Taylor ' triumphal entry on his return from Mexico, some fourteen years ago ; and that was a display lar behind the one offered yesterday. The United Service Gazette says that Prince Alfred is being brought up in the service precisely the same as if ha were the son of a private gentleman . " lie messes with the midshipmen, keeps his regular watch, dines occasionally in the ward room, and takes his turn to diiie w ith the captaiu. He is treated by his messmates as, iu all respects, oue of themselves is called to order by the caterer, aud runs the same risk of being made the subject of a pirn Ileal joke as other young geutleiueu himsell, however, being generally pretty forward in the business of playful mischief. D pofl one question, that of smoking, theyouug Prince is sternly denied the privilege indulged ill by his brother officers." WILL THE COAL FIELDS HOLD OUT?— Some of the scientific journals have been discussing at various periods the question whether the coal fields will hold out, considering the enormous quantity consumed. Professor Rogers, after showing the areas and solid contents of the various known coal fields, estimates that at the present rate of consumption, 190,000,000 of tons per annum, the coal fields of Pennsylvania alone would meet the demand for 3,164 years. If the consumption were doubled, viz: 200,000,000 of tons, the great Appalachian field would meet the strain for 6,937 1/2 years. If it were quadrupled, viz: 400000,000, the productive coal fields of North America would suffice for the world s supply for 10,000 years to come. EXPELLED.—At the recent session of the the sfetbodUt i North ludiand conferemx" of Episcopal Church, held at Mishawaka, Rev. C. W. Miller, late pastor of Huberts Chapel in this city, win espelled from taSe conference and the church by an almost unanimous vote. He made a Bpeecb of about bar hours in length iii bis own defence, but the conference adjudged him guilty and dealt with him accordingly. The charges preferred against bim were based on improper intimacy with a young lady of his congregation, of which accounts were published in the city papers in September last. The members of the conference deemed it due to themselves and the church to act as they did in this mutter. Their proceedings were as prompt and decisive as were I hose of I he Indiana Conference at Btoomington lust October, iu the cue of Itev. Prof. Ir. Iaily. I ;li. Journal. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Oarihaldi " Cigars. Ilrop in and try on I al JAS. L. SI'ALIMNC S, ajrl7 Cor. Main and First. ilu.i ltl:TTJs. . t llon t: i. o r tt ' just received at JAS L. SPA I, III N( i S, apilT Cor. Main and First. mois s.n.i:. -ad mi mm i .nj:si-g Mr SOnkagi White lieaaV rbni fur tmIi api-17-.'!t M. BIKKBOM KB Saw Mill O hanged Hands. n. ha IU-r MrCaMMOtf Mr. A. SiltUMKHIal SOM Mill, Ih'Iiiw Pitii i.n 4'iftk, and having r lltl.-d tinMill with iuii'r.'Vt'd wumt Ilium j . mMm ptvpmMd twex t-cute onlir.-i U-r LuiiiUt al tmwri titl i, and will PMMaaiae I llUt UH I H'l Ifl'rt ''lit l"l!l 'tl III at!' llfcalll I i I t; I ii ii' I ii 1 1 Ht li'ii t it ii (una v itdaldf mccUtatkiM - I etl.) (iti.rH-lii.) B M'KKK A fJ in. tu'4J Jk vtins.i t. s. mm V.ii-. fataO U ill ifae, Ula. -i'H loxtfj. Wintltiu teas, SJWW ligmtVa all MWM. Wliitf l.t-Hd, 75 k -;ct. LiaWBa Ml, 1" ItUI'lti'S, BfrfritM of Turnout int., 4 fcMa, tVtiit nt, St) Idd , Whiiti Imm. l"M) id,u ii,-h- .ii hiMtj t, I'la.t'er .d Pari?, Idd-, aye-la No 4 Sycamore sf. i3 ll.il.M-' UHJ.fi. ii and foi sale lv s K. Ill LBRKT A 'ii. MB 6H it t: HH. WW No. I, just riceiv apr!6 aiiii i t- avb mM-Mifr&jvm MM der. SO aetesa her sal-.- by I'OU v aprl K. ILHKKT Cii. i t R tilt ll is it: ii at-, tt I' tsks can i ass tot sal- bv K GILBKK1 apt lli urn mRirj.vtJ r.tri u. nu hi-.Ii.h WW Cap, Letter, Not. , and I"';iim , t K Gl MiKliT a sale hy faprK) f It It till ..- 9 a.: i i v r. 1 1. 1 K. til l.liKKT ,v CO. tor sale hv M.VIHt.o I. It . s. K. fMttlfK, FOR ill t.ltRKT A I'll sale by laorloi o Tf ii i, a .1 . 0.-tt M.V :ter 3U doc. nte.. a teenuiie n i o-ln tor me dicinal purpose,, just reoeived and lot sale by CHAS. AUJOliN'STOX, I'oSey Bhxk.

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rmi.tie f i) i.jRttm hhls. i.y fi.vk M order md toll, tor sale Irv E. '.1LBE1.T CO.. aarM Ho 4 iS;cmore str.-et. sfO.OtJll POPMMR HMMriUM,Ma WMM.F. 9 it sold for $2.2'. pel M., for cash, ir calej r..r within the next live d.-vs. 00(( VERS t'fjV.MKNT, At Jewell, WiMi) 1 t'o.'a, aprl-'. Cor. First ami i-yc-uiion-. rm t: 2 FITS:---it Ik si ieY..v tt t o M hi ikr moid for other o.vods, I vlll dispose .rimy stock at Te.ts at reduiid prices for HASH. Give me a call if you want pood Tea JAS. b. Sl'A I.IUNt aprl I Cor. Main and First sts. MjtfiJKii JtJU Pli K U tJS'fl 111 SHUTS. M 5 tons first-rate Bran, 120 bnsh fresh jrround Corn M at. Ml Lush. Ear Com, 10 do Oats, ii Jo. Oak Baskets, juhi receive.! auo 101 sine ujr CBAS. McIOllNSTON, Posey Block. m tjmtt, ck.ii HJr jjti pi.jstpu M J I'aris. tl.U bbls. just rec. ived, ami for sale by i aprl2 I'll AS. McJUHNSTON. JSTgsjv Stock.. SMMf - JVtsT UKTll U.i: II WW froDl the Kast with a large stock of lash- j iouable Jewelry, Ac, comprising tine Gold and Silver Watches, fine Ktriiscau foil and half setts, Meatata, Bsaasapfasa, Finger Kings, Kar Kings, I.ockets, Silver Ware, Gold iViitf, &c. Also, a few j line French Clocks, in Mack and white marble cases, i Having bought our goods from the liiiinufacturer, we are enabled, aud ill, sell at the mivst pri-r.-We would respectfully invite tho ladies aud the I public to call and examine our stock. IJITTROr.FF BROS., ayrU 4S Main atreet. .1 JVH !'. VIVL K .Wiry Oil at ttii i ls per gallon, n tail, lor said by W WL. a. f. MIJDllAltU, api I'J IT Alain street. MJf HO T 4HJ K.II'H .nJITKRIJJLH..l JL full suppH of I'hmieala and Cases, just arrived, lor aale at W'M. 11. V. JSTOlrl'AUD'S, aprfj 17 Maiu stn-et. rmt tt j t: t- a . i o o u u x j-j s it ML Caddies, all sizes, from :' .. to 15c ' B). aprb. S. K. OILBRKT A CO. u LK.ni . t jtM.mmFMm WW price Mem ml otlci.-.l before, together vith an aasortiuoiit id Colored Taint, at the Orug store. WM. H. T. STODDAUi), aprlii 17 Aliiin street. rmi.i.wriH's tm risit mMJL, JfjrM M. SpoTU Oil, for sal by the barrel or gallon at abt12 17 MAIN STKEKT. wM wBB4Jr Mmm tijjyrTB M visitiusr the city will Slid a good asaortiuent t f liriiga, Hodiclnes, Faints, oil, ttlaaa, and Talent medicines, tor sale at reduced prices at the lirug and Chemical w arehouse 17 Main etreot. aprl- WM. H. 1'. STOUDAKII. UMWmM jast i ccived at VICKliltV S, aprl .' No. Main street. gTLPJI. Tji.i.OW JIJV'M HTJK I'm. lies, for sale at VICKKRVS. ittrM - Main street. g I..ISS. ....- .00 HOXHS J WJf soiled siasa, ftnr sale Uy aplll OH K, h Al.Ki.l. ,. CO. I860. SPRING & SUMMER Ga- O O I S , 1860. lH.I.H l.tJ'tt It II lit HI ,'. . T t'ullv iulV'i'in Iheir numerous ti it-ioN and the public generally, ihat they are daily receiving ac-cert-ions to their larfre ami varied Mock of Spring and Summer iioodri, which, tor elegance, ayle and variciv, vatu.oi te aaraaassd. It would he ucrBaovsi to enumerate all the departments which, on laaaefetiaaSi will be loiuwl replete avaavaciaa; all the Inedlagi styleaan aoasitiea e4 the .- n lie- linBlneiai priuciploa which hale gained for Iheir old eslab Ihroed houe socb. exteaaive patronage, will he adhered to, vi.: Kxeviition of ordcra with dispatch attention aod courtesy to customers, combined with moderate charges. Their an k having been purchased with care and judgment iu the lies! markets, arid ot hrst quality, together with an adherence to sound principles of trade, they are conHdeul of being able to supply those who limy tavor them with a call on lie beet terms. Annexed they submit a list of departments. OlothH, i.'ussiincres, aud Veatiagn, Tweeds, Ky. Jeans, fiattvaadn and Di..niina, New Strle i'riots, a e;reat variety, French Organdies, Lawns aud tliuh.iuis, hiflgiish tk-rni.es, Aielaia ami t'hallis. III. o k aod Kaocy Silks, and Icish Poplins, Midi.iii' .'o,ils for I I a elilo; dresses, freaoa Reras Kobe, 5. to il Vebuits, Organdy " S to ! " Silk and Otngaaai DatbmUaM ami Parawlbt Panama, llrsid Leghorn and Pain Hals, Boats ami Rboei, Sou UlX k and Colored Uats, While, Ulile ami Pink Mosipiilo Nells, Krt ik'Ii and Si-oti h Kiuhroideries, a ruat variety. Black I. ace Mantillas and I'oiut, Hosi-iy. illoves, Mills, aan wnite and Colored I 'orsetts. White os.ds, Ni limitf, I'r. ss Triiiimioifs, ,Vc., Ac. S. A U. would call particut.tr attention toiheir slock of Irish Linen l foods of their own iluporlatatMaj warraiileil Cure Liio-n, soft BaWfa and Oeaea Bloesbid- rrajrtlaj nf J6 1-4, i;-4 and lu-4 Linens, Itrovrn and rUeacbed, Danctsks all sizes. Lteaa ruiiibric liamlk -rcliiel's, Ti'Weis, itrown and lllca. bed II u.-ks, Ae. N. B. 'ihouiMoii's Skirls, reijitiriu no Steel Soring around I he lH-'ly, are recommended lor Ihe follow ing is-ciiliarities ami advaalagen : 1st. Facility of applicatioR. Kd. Perfect fioedom I'roui liability to chafe or exCuriate, ami admit of any kind ef ccrcise without the alWhtesJ IncuBTea iem e to Ine wear r. tii)l'inirt M.iinaml h'lrst si leids. 09 I, J .s T K H I -V IJ T tOW K I. .' aT lienr I iisslons ami .a her makers, trout lo1., to IP. inches. .1 Ai'iiH sl UAI'l! .1- SDN. m t.'v H.iTt hi: rn. h 1.00 li s mJ ami Haat's beei aenlity. Hoe. I ami 2. apr7 -Jwd JACOB STBAUB A SuN. 2Jxxo t Ilorise. '' '1K; it Ei KU'l-VU f I.JItWW eer stkk of i 'a i pels, Rng. Oil . 1 dhs, Curtain goods both Sw .ss mid lavmasl Table Linens, Twwels, Napkins, Sheetings, and bouse furnishing gflllds generally, than we have ever received. Also, a taraf retail stock of Staple and Kaiw-y Ill y ttO'sfs, TrlmUiiltgO, Notions, Urisiery, Cloves, Lace MallI :lla-, Shaw Is, a nice as.rlim ni of .Merrimac and Cocheco prints, Uoou Skil ls J.". per cent . cheaer than la.-l year. Boya1 wi-ar Cpitua, Linen and V,M,leii Ladiei' rress Cooils nics assort merit. Also, iii,- Kiubi vo Coitou Vaaam. I'.tllat J. HAK LKV SUN'S, ipi . First street. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, and Silver Ware. IJ I 11! It, . I ".VV JUST KKt iinn d h om the Kast, whert he has pur c h a s eil a beautiful a-sorl-lliwlit of line Wal, -lies, I Ihalae, Jewelry, ' ' r-'&fkZ i rS'llplloll, he IS pis - fXp? I v e r w a r e, a In NIId t' Kill I pill ihaSetH III ef el V pari ir via r, and whiidi he intend to Kell at THE LOWEST EASTERN PRICES. M re-ettfnllv invittM his friemlri and rii-tfoiiv-rri l xaiui'it- liin ir-Hrtl-, and m&Btstm hhtotfm plmtMmmg I'lscwli. i.'. All luidn M..ld are w.irraui.-i iu 1m .trepres. nh d. N. H. Personal attention paid to repairing tit line W itt litn. Jewt lry repaired at fllita! indire. No. S:i Main bt., pp"tile I't.nrl lloue, Kvunh-vilt.-, Intlian:. tpf) P. L. UKULJaJt. 1 CAR PETS!! 5 V Also, Late Goods, Damasks, Pink Bobinet Bars, And an nobotlmt-Dt of tin tin.'Ht 1KKSS ITCIMJUING fever hi iwm,1il to tho City. J. S. HOPKINS, j apro-dtt On First Street.

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Bibcock &Co HARDWARE DEALERS, II A VK KKMOVF.II TO COR. MAIN & WATER STS., AND NOW OFFER FOR SALK A Lare and well Assorted Stock OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE AND CUTLERY , WHICH, FOR EXTENT AND VARIETY, IS UNSURPASSED ! CITY & COUNTRY TRADE st i-p i.i t: ii oj' thr .host FAVORABLE TERMS. BABCOCK & CO., Cor. Main & Water sts. gittJRs, tumpr, Jtjyrn s.rioii. t; W ' Tobacco, from couimon to extra Due, for sale wholesale and retail at SPALDING'S, aprd Cor. Main and Pfrat streets. I.at HI.-iJ. .ri.iTt Ht:s. J'trT. 1 1 nits an I t amlir, lor sale cheap at JAS. L. SPALIUNI.'S. aprli Corner Main and Kirst. WHOLESALE BOOT & SHOE STORE. IWWtt s s u s. u mzj u nun no u Wwm. an now lepening ont f the and most d-HiralI' tttttckr uf Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps Kver ollfitti ior aaJo im thii market. 'llioii -.i- k hm jtit (xh'ij WumcAtA bjf OM of the tirm, wfcio Una lteii activfly cnk-jtttl in lb.- Ihmim- for iio yenrn Having pnrrhSfd tar'dy lor t,ASIl thvy are ueIated to offer very Rupert-ir induoenientH tt the tratle. For UA8H or PROMPT PAPKU, they will well goods lower than bonidville or I'iut'innafi, uiid M an evideiiro ol their Hince) ity in inakiiiLr Mi priipHition, tlny oUctl Um priv ileyo of unieriidlinfC Hurt cities. Kver lnyer nltoutd certainly call aud see them at 10 Main Htreet. apr4tf The Economist. rwwis mrmwrn tkkj the m. tint premiums at eeiy Kair when il Imm Im en exhil.ifetj. At the Soil! h-We&toru Indiana DfaCHcl Fair, held lore Of tidier, 18.r.!, thure were hut two prtfuiiutiLiofterud forcottking stotea one lor Hit: ln?.it woih! UmUB stivc,and tne for t ht MVI co1 ctatiag atove. The Rconoinii-jt i the FIRST PKKMTCTM FOB THK BK6JT . (oKIN(; STi V V. FiMt WoiilK K.-lkei. Klu-nian A IM tot the Hrst preiiiiiim tor their ctMiking rttove no coal. No oi hei piviuiiims were utfermd. The large silver in tlal wa. aw.itdetl to the K tmotiiint at the New York MatFair; and the tir.-a pieinium at the Ihiiletl MattFair Ik Id al t'hiia,'. aud tw-le ullu-r Mai- and County Failti in Isnll. In ntt hraiK-li ol tiiet-hanical ail nus Ihei,-iwt-u n uiuiv apparent advance than iu Inu maiiufacturti ot sltivt a. Il m hut a few jearn sincethe very lifiiur was n imrelty, repre.se ntin-x a hiije, aliaiadesrt blrticture, almost as devoid ol use a- ornament, These ha e gradually (jiveii plact; to pattel i of grace and utility . until the varieties our niarketfl now present have almst exhausted the vt'cahulary of names; uutl tin- different phnst-s the luetal is made to assume, would astonish old Vulcan himself. In style and finish, tho improvement has been re:.!, leaving nothing to desired on that point, hut tho atvere cuinpetitiou in price, lo which they have heeu subjeettd, has tleprived ih. -hi of many of tlm more imustantial qnaJftiea di rsii aide. This seems more especially to have 1 - the case in reference tt cook, stoves an article of doine.ttic ecunouiy that has more to do with scolding wives aud crotcheiy servants than nnwt eople imaiue. The public bavo loug sought an improvement in this article, and we believe are ready to pay any reasonable price lor a cooking tttove, if it only porervses tin: iiu iits id" size, wiiht, cou nience, durability ocotuiuy .ami perfection of manufacture. These iialiti. - seem to Ik posses.-ed nust fully in the Kcon .mist anew stovr, p-rfei-tetl and broulit out the past season, by .M. Treadwell, Perry X Ntirtou.of Albany. We hward at much of this stove, and it looked st) much like a stove intended for nw, thai we concluded it try them, and tinresult of thw ex perinient con viucefl lis I hat t he proprietors, iu Ihtdr iletbi'iuiiiai ion to make thabl sfitrr in tht- wtjflit, have .su'ctetied. We regard the Kt oiiontist s jrossessin' all the merits aJbOVe enumerate tl as lln; great savc of the day far in advance of anything evrt alteinplial iu the liue ol slov.-d, perfect in all its ;ijipiini meiils. and true to ils name in durability ami the iise?of fuel. Aiming the many conveniences attached to - may Ik mentioned a tarf9 oven, with hooti ai aaaf for suspending m.-utt" while roasting. A COppfca vvaier lault, holding from I to 2 gallons- warming l.iMd, broiling hearth, ac.t Ac. The broiling hearth is one of the most noticeable features of this remarkable Move. Then never has boon, to OUT kamvletige, any bridling fixture that was really satfeflacton in iu operation. The proprietors of this hIovm have leeii coudin ling a fiTtrs of experiments upon broiling, eliciting some aluable lacU, and resulting iu the invention of a gudiiou adapted to this stove, which has k-wu seenred by lei ters patent, and is one of the most admirable things ol the kind we ever saw- -broiling " itbonl smoke, ami keeping the coals in a constant ghoA. We are always glad to do jtietiec to mei haiitt-al iui lovemenls, and esIcciall Mith as eout i'ibitt so largely lo the nr-iMMul ojti, aa the iue ul i. b e aite h I iolied . The Ft-ononii-o , w hi h i eommandiM sin h a largo sale, will Ik; f.-und uuhj al Sl'A NTLtN A ST K -PI1KNSS, Main st., b.lween Water ami Ffrst, Kv t livville, lid. marr, tSPlllNIJ TIIADE. Jolin XI. Ie5t;3Xss, kolesale M anilfaet IM f r ol O.-ntleinf n'rt, leatlies', Misse- and t'hildren's BOOTS. SHOE AND rVV-.'A'.s, I'arli.le Jluibliiigs, No. 53 West Fourth street, ( 'inciuuati, JJX'tUTES THE tiTTEyTiO Ot M deaUrt to the l.i. t that he is MMM iMUliufarturit aud keeps coiiMantlv n hand a large slock of th- newest and choices! nivles of g.vod.; a4apted lo the renireineuls of popular trale ; the iiidineneata he oftets arc GOOD GOODS AT LOW Pfih'F. Haring ImMB ct gaeetl in inanult. luting hrrit claaa tods tor over twenty ears, he uuu . laims to have facilities for manufacturing first . lass goods aa r heap, if not cheaper, than FiMelu uiauiilaeluree lb l-els Coa4tWOl of his ability to otter extra indacemeuts lortusu buyers. His motto is a fail held and WtQ favors. 'all and examine hisgovxla, aud oU wilt bo sure to bay. li, Ordora prouiptl) attended to. febl5-3md

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t etrt G 330L o XX"t ct THr cosditPn or titl Home Insurance Company, OF NEW iWiA, ONTHi: FIBST 1AY OV JANUARY, A. I). lias), M.VDK TO THE Ai niTOK OK THK STATK Or INDIANA, PURSUANT TO THK STATl'TK OF THAT STATK. NAME AND LOCATION: Tilt .Wl.tltt Of THIS fO.il PjfJ't' i tlie Hiimk I s.t uv- i. CoaPANT, Iuouriurattd ill ami located in the city of New York, t ATlTAl.. INK JITLLION' DOLLARS. Tae casttal t" aaid Cuuiimny actiutllv paid up in oaaa is Sl,0(),i)isj ftO 'flu- sill j. his nit tlie 1st Jay ef Jauuarv, 180(1 .. tts,m K Total amount oi capital aud surplus il,41o,Sl5 So A8SBT8, Amount of cah iu Continental Hank, H. Y $49,707 54 Amount of cash iii hands of Agents, and iu course of t ran Kin insion (balHiice ar.,-' r,l Amount ofunimfuiuN'red real estate, Vo. 4 "Wall Street.... G7,r0 (H Amount of I nited Slates treasury ajotaa, market value 12.J41 90 Amount Miasturi State b'ds, percent., market valne... lf, 20 fH Amount of North Carolina bonds, ti per cent., market valuo 9,G3 IK) Amount of Tennessee bonds, 6 per cent., market value.. 9,tt9 IN) Amount of Bi-ook ly n 'il y water bond, ti per tent., market value UV2fl (K Amount of bankjstocks, aiarkct value BStfiSS (K) Aimuint of loans u bemds ami mortgages, being first lien of reeord on unincumbered real estate, worth at leat Sl,n)o,;;hi, and on which there is less thau one year's interest due aud owing rate of interest 7 per cent 03 Amount of loans on 8tock aud bonds, payable on demand, the market value of wet tirities pledged, 8Btt6.ii) la;,i;:o mi Amount due fr mi piemium ou policies issuetl at otlice.. I,8ti7 7 it A no mnt of hill receivable for premiums on inland uaviyatiou risks, A H,oir4 41 I ute i eat actually due and paid li4,:i2S ID 8i,t,aGy js LlAblLI I IKS. AlUOUUt of losSetS mljUStetij, and due and unpaid None Amiuut of !. - ,h int urr.nl and iu pCMCPM of adjustment I7,i58 :ti Amountof losses reported on which no action haft ImmmI taken lo,4i 1 Auitmnt of claims for ;-- - reainted bv the (Vuupany.. a608 (Hi Amount of dhidemls tieclared, and due and unpaid... Amount of dividemhj, eilher cash or scrip, declared but not yot tine Amount id 'money lorruWeU. Am. '.ml of all other existing chiius against the t o None Noe. Nvme. Total amount of loaaoa, cl iiu', antl liabilities The . .. ' . amount insured 4J,o8l i3 ii any one rink is 9:.n,oiMt, but will nut, ueial rule, exceed 10000. The Company ha no general rule an to the amount allowed to he insured iu any city, town, village, or blo. k, befog verued in tint matter, iu euch atwa, b y the general character ol buibliuu . width of Hlreets, facilities for jiuttinr tired, Ac. No part of capital or eainin is dejwmited iu any otlmr Mute as stvurity thereiu. An attested cpy of the I'h trter or Art of im-or-poralion eccoaip iiiiea thu stalemmtt. STATK OF SKW VOKK, f S.S. f'itv and fount V of New York j Charle J. Martin, 1'ieiident, ami .1 Smith, Secretary oi the flome I i.Kiiraiict i being beverally cwnrii, le.-e atol sa.v, ain hitiiHell say.-, lhal the fafvgt4ng ! a true, i -tirivct etateiin-ut of the aliaii" ! the cud Milton iuiiaii , each for full and i ot ao a ti"ii, ami that tiny are ihe abv deecriheq oncers tht-nof. bignetl) I'UARLKHJ MAUTIN, Treh't. 'Si-m..) J. Mll.TUN SMITH, Se. v. Sv IsMt-t ibi d and sworn before me, thin 1 7th luy tf , , January, A. ! laW. Witness my h md ; -1 i. i a(til i mvi;i lSiKm'l) IJKNJAMIN RANKIN, in .i. i - i. - it- . i " r I mhaiia, in New 1 orii, MM, tsi oauWii v, N . Y . Alhn l'. llalio.k i Ihcdulv aiilhor.il ; i r ii t for this dry. :l- hi- certitlrale uf anthoi i : fib d i n the i'oiiuly I'h-rk's ollic. llii.t miany iaawrea against los r damage l y tiro t buiMiiigH, m." 1 1 handise, louo-ebobl furni tore, and pmaoiMll property Luoral 1 . A Iso, agAioht the peritd of inland naigatiou, at lair rates of premium. Al.LKN C UALLOCJC, Agent, MHt ltle Hall nuildin. Main at., KvaiiH ihe. feb::-tapjH. STEWART'S fWM' W-f OJST ItJMJSn, Jt L,M MtJ E WML lot td" these truly and justly celebrated, newly ami greatly improved summer ami winter (booking Stoves, of the unrivaled Stewart' Pateut, aud at the tnily agency in thin city. Tho Scant! inys, No. 20 Main street, between First and Second. The hi st premium was awarded to this Stove an the l-dt coal or wood rooking stove at the Southwestern Indiana District Vair, held at this place. No atove ever devised combines aa numerous or importiiat Kientific priticiph an thin of Stewart's. It broils, boils, bakes and roasts at Che aame moment, without one dish imparting tlavor to another, or producing that nameiies of taste in meats ami gravi-s, which, to the deln ate aud fastidiuiu of tar?te, makes -t iiibiiperahlo an objection to evry otlmr CMiktng atove now in use. With one -fourth of the fuel employed in the best of stoves now iu ue, this most perfect' ami complete cooking apparatus performs, Kimullaue-'Us'y aud more yr-crteetly than lias ever befote been accomplished, everything retpiiretl in the beet jiroviditl families, no far ad i-iM'kiug i-i CAnctricd. When, iimi, it ia home iu mind that the MinSt delicate b niales inn visit the kit ben when the Stewart Stoxe is fully einpboed, and tlm tlr is ut it height, without the nniallest unpleasantness CroM the change of temperature, ao little is t he li.-ut from it dilluetl externally, au imluceuieut is presented for its universal employment never heretofore presented iu any other stove. That, indeed, is one of it priuripa' attnu-tioun, as wtdl .1- ils greatest wonder, how h at is so economised ami ilirtused within the sttere ilself, and MB little perceptibly euiie.-j inUi tlm k itchen, a phiwhere, w ith any ol the stoves now in use, other than Stewart's, it is sc-arcely possible for any one, iu warm wealhar more particularly, t breathe w ilh cOmfort. b' r SW years Mr. Stewart has been employed iu pel let ting this stove, ami since lasl Kebi uary, ho lias obtained three new iatelils BMT improvements, m 1 1 ieb, in his ttpimou, and the opiuio-n tf all who ha ex;mi-ied it , made il perfcrt. Within ftmr years f MYf tUntsnntl of them have leen mhl, imder a full gitar;inlee, aud not one has Imvu returned. These remarkable results hae emboldened a host of Move uiannfact:irr-rs to imitate the Stewart Stve, but, wive iu exterior apjM-arauce, whieh the old patents (having expired) enables them to give, they no more ie-enilkv Stewart's than chalk dtos cheese. Them? imitations are known by various names, but I hey al e all delieieiil in various particulars, neh as t he air-light boMea, by w hit h full ruetrtrl is Iu pt oVer ihe hre. and f the heal, by a draft daiujer, i itgeiii'oisly coutriv.Ml, whieh also admits a niuslant t urreiil ef cold air 011 thu oiitaide of the tire Imx, whieh uain loiues h afe.l air, ami, passing into the men, is mad" available for cisikiug urpeeee. The agent ami siibsri iler is receil iug the best Imib-itioii uf the No-wait Stove, ealletl M I'rid f the West' which he trill le happy lo ilisiose of at tA"i-ihird d" :be prfiee cl the euuin. Sttwarts. It is ps'S-olde. o coarse, ti nflsjfc witii it, but it htf en Iio ie.-iliai.'e to SlfW;il'n, The " Mewai 1 i-. paid by Ufa! agent, under a lull Jg0M all lee Ul el I am a- lui'illl luelidetl , tolld il, U i til in thrt-e aaMMtbt limn p rebating, arty fault is found with them, he "ill lake them back and refund the. money . Uonsek-eMre w ill trear in mind, then , that lh genuine Stewart KtOVe, bought at the only ;igaul's here, .will, with halt the labor aod uiuMMMTtM the tut I, tlu MMMhB ami better cooking than tfoy other slVe eVer colisll ueted. TUoS. SCAN t No 'i Mia street, Sole aguiit for thu aalu oi the Stewart BtOVe iu Southern Iudiana and Koutui,ky.

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NIF.IiA.1 . LlISBMiMAN. FIRZtf or NIEHAl S A UECKMA. KEW STOVE AND TIN STORE. if. fl 0 jb sj 1. 1: Jtjvn R ti T.t 1 1. WW dealers and Manufacturers of Tin, Copper, ant! Sheet Iron Wares, No. 8, Watt-r street, between Main itnd Locust, Evansville, 1ml. The undersixped lmvo constantly on hand n full assortment of Stoves of every variety and pattern, at the lowest prices, and beg leave to inform their ti.- mis and the public generally, that tliey have the best And neatest assortment of Tin Ware ever enured, and have constantly on hand a full assortment of Druggist Cans, &c.,4c. Those persons wishing work in their line are respectfully requested to gi.e them a call lief ire purchasing elsewhere, as by prou.pt attcution to tin ir besiuesn and a thorough knowledge of their trade, they hope to give general satislaction. N I i:n A r Sc BlXIiCMAN. COPPKR AND JOB WORK. Steamboat, Histillery, and Drevrery Work; Steam Pijies, Soda Kountaitis, Pninps, and peneral Oopiiersiutthin i,rM Sheet Iron Work, made and repaired, Metal Kooring. tiuctering, .V- . Work vettrraMfal to jirr perfect tatixfadioH, al tinloirefi irin:t. mar7-4md dt 8 P m IJS'tt TttttK. Jf5Ull Just rwcei veil aud now opeiting, an elegant stock of gutKls suitable for Ihe Sprit., Trade : 'Jl) cases taucy priu ts; 10 M deuinu.; 15 M Ideachts,! muslins; " laWMl fit -' allies; 10 M eottonadis,; 4 11 apron checks; In 1 . ; - shirting -n;- . M sheeting; And a great variety of notions of all kinds, all uf wbieh we are selling behjw 7iii-iimati prices, as we are determined to dnm tin) good trade to KrausriHe, t'onie and examiue for yotirselve. al mM J. H. -Hi.JIH.a O.'.'S, Kirst SI. MM9-t Tt Hits .l.'li j: U'KI R' - WW We are swlliag Watchet iewelry, V., ail extraordinary low prices, prcaratry to laving in a new stock. HITTKOI.KK I.KHS., marlii 4S Mitiu rirrsci mtyriiii. -t.y jutu-k hoto atteaa a ururery saa onve an euaai ttagon. Must know how to wrile a fair Irtud, and come well rccoiniueiided. Apply at No. 1:.-. Ptiaey I Blis-k, Main street. lii.irli.-ll mm i: .11 o t . .. Til K I. Til Ii II Jim store of Tlisa.au Kertb bss Imsii removed Iruln No. 7 I Kle tiling', old stsnd). to 7.' Main St., opposite Wasliiuglou Mate, a here he ke-p. a lull suppl of LKATUKit AND ft MI'lalTI He ke. -p on baud every variety aud sells ebt-up lor cast. I'n, i. ii- UtiKSHCR, WkaaS old salesman, is with sat and will Im ou Hand lo uait on our old ti ieinln and all the new eiistouie rs who inav call oli US. He will do justice lo all. iilalJ luid TI1UMAS KHB1 11 Uf' m it t: a JL I A n JVJk 1 1, s. I'.MI kens asS'-rl' 1 sr.fS, tnal reeolvell ami for salo by CHAS. McJOll NST IN, marl losv 'h Itloek, Mnin street . rmx o t i. a t .t u r i i i. t: s M In great variety, at the lowesl pric.-, al I lie New DriiK tore of Ieb.!7 N. S TH M PflON. Statonaoxit or thk cuiOirrieM or thk Harlford Fink Iimiiiim To., MAOKTU TUN A I ' I IT It 09 THK 1 A I K nF INDIANA, JAM AKV I, I woo lit. The nastue of this t'oiiipHuy is the Ifartbo d Kir In-Hiram-i. Company, tul is I o a ted al Hailford, i t.nneeticntv GA FMTA t. The amount ol Capital Stock ia MMi,otn (Ml The anioiiut of Capital Slock p 'id Up ,:iu,ooo 00 AiSSKTS. l:h Cash ou ti tiitl and in H'k $..S;3:tri II Caah in hands ot agents, or in j oourst ol transmisHiofi 9Ltmt 8W Ctojh loaned on call io.iaMi WmtMlflm M i j Bill! receivable, oi. i by personal and collateral security 70,2i3 ot j ! Keal -i, iif unincumbered, building and lot 19 Pearl street, Hartford la, into 0t ' aroca. ami uomis 44 loia-ows, vtx : val u'ktval. : j f.ll ahares Hartford U k sfo. k 3 .l,lio MftJJN ! -loo shares 1' ho nit H'k .-tta k 4U,ct0 HaSOU liWsharenCt. Kiv. b'k'g Co. atk ... o,fll 05O9 hl.Hi i" Kxrliauge Itank Htock.. 1 0,00.1 Iii inmi j 1 altar Bank of Hartlord Cw. bank Htock TJB0M fjVhO !-JirOshare Charter Onk lt'ktN'k. m,inni :o,moo 1 220 ahareri Kanut rs 0 Mi- hauica1 bank Ht-k 22,000 25,5130 t 160 shares at r till B'k Stm-k.. l&jOQtt 15000 j MA shun- Meivhauti' A Mauutae I lurers1 Bank stck l::. iim 10,3:12 SIfi shares .rJtna B'k stoek .'.l.otal M.tW 181 ahaieH City Bank alo:k It,;! iMpQ 2ii shares American Kxehange Bank stiM-k, N. Y ; Ai.tHHi Jo,iks: t'tto shiires Bauk of Commerce b'k sltMk, N. V liO.noo 19,490 :tot rvharert ImtHjrter-41 f Trab-rH j Bmik stot:k, N. V ISO.OOO .Ti.bOO j :u0 shares Bank of A no' i t. a bauk atot-k, N. Y 30oo4i ;t:,.oo o shares Manhattan Co. Bank st k pl.tMHl '.'iiiirhnivN MeivbautN' Bk n'k, N.Y. HMWI l shares Cutou B'k atock, N. V. WjM) glTO shares Uceau Il k stock, N V. lu.usi l'l,IA 9900 PHI aharea Bank of N America Bk stck, N M0 har-s Metrois-iiian b'k stin-k . lllt0OO N V alO.IHHI llHt shares Blackstoue b'k stock, Bostou - 10,000 lrk shares Bank ol Commerce st'k, 4 Btou 10,600 t ltaj shares Granite bk st'- k, Bosr tou 10,000 i lOshares Milf.dk B'k sl.nk, Iiotou - 1,000 I inflatkaaMaal 1 1 Mm u ml I rtajal hsMT 1' ' L lO.a'ril 16,0.10 lo.o'ai Boston lo.UMi lkt shares Webster b'k MtMOfc, Bt-Htoll lO.OOO 100 shares National B'k .lK-k, Boston HiVNHI 10,OrS n,7.o 10,-100 100 shares Atlantic B'k ptocfc, Button 1 eheMU Salety Km, 1 B'k iO lO.IHNI Boston 0,tKo 100 shares BoyUtou Bank stock Bostou - I0,oo0 100 shares Uever Bauk stta-k, Boston 10,(H tMMarei B'k of the State or Missouri stoek 20,i N itan lO.pKI mXmM 120,100 j .' ' shares Murchauts' B'k stock St. Louie 'auioo ! lJO shares Connecticut f.iverComlumy stock IT Bftll in shares t siDin i tiout itiver It. CoiniHiiiy ltm sb.in-s llitrlloiil A X Uaveu K. . 2,oisi 1 ,:o msm it.ioo 10,12s BajMB 8,li MJKk) UK R K Co stock M Truui-sseu Mtat BoiiUs, U per ctiflts, ptlyubW 18tt'J '1 Ohiu State Bonds, iwr cents, luralile 1KIKI 211 y. 1. i.., . 1, .-Stale B4S, fi "ft rents, lixy&tile lM'i In Missouri ttae Stock, 1; par i-.it, I'.lV.lM. 25 llai tforil City oouils, U is-i eta, lutyaolu 1870 Jil sin:' Slate Bank Wisconsin stuck, Milwankee HMUHi an,uoi) IBlOOU IIIJMNI a.imii Kiisii.Hisi s7ii,t.7 T.ilaf asn.-ls t '.Cii,,7ix 6:1 LI A ill LIT! KM. No liabilities lo hanks, or others, li i .r liol it, .luc. Illh. No losses aJjnsteil anil due. tb. t,Mses either uussijuste.1 t wtlJHM 85 6tb. '.nil. or U'tinsle.l anil not .lite, t. .-.- in nllspensr- waitiu tiiiLher prowff iu--linie4t in Lvsl answer abaajp lillli. All other craiuis i : ilti.s4 1 1.. - - . i .. i 11 , v . (ilivi.iends aafNust) IJMB Total ainouut of liabilities faiLBtM h." 11th. 'I'bis ml.- tsl' .he tasjsassai is Mot to aacMMssI - ;o....i iM ituy oSM risk, sat),. .1 lo loss by a single are. Uili. 'Hie aim. nut insured in a citjt or rBJaas de)eiids uiow its si -jfe.ierally ull Ihe desirable risks lo bs hail, silbje. I to tbe lvsl rule uleive luiiued. ! itii. The MiMoiiul iusuied in any MSa block ol I , i , 1 1 1 ! j i i -, 1 1 tii ils si.e and 1-011-strm-lioli, subject to the rule above referred to. ' 1 Itb. A certiHeJ Copy ol the Ail ot Ill.-or .i-.it ion i. ..ui i '.in i ' ' - this stateuieut. Tl mV TH V C A L L v N , ftac'jr. STATK OK t'ONNta'TK-L'T, H Hartlord Casastjr. Jam'ahv btb, moo. IVrsollaliy ape:red T.. Allyu, Mecretar. of the llai llord Kire liiruiaa. e . -1 ..,... s , una ,,:. oath Ihat the btagoiag Mateiuent, by him niil.si ribed, is h true, full aud correct stau-uieat of the affairs of said CoiufMUiy, and exhibits, aa far as can be ' ascMi-laiued al this dale. .1. actual coiidifiou u the 1st day ol Jalnui), I- . lielole me, uKil. s. OILMAN, Justi. e ot the NMk I Allen C. Hailoct is the duly authorised Agent j for this city, by curtitk-abe of authority from ties : Auditor ot state, bled iu tbe I'ouniy Clerk's ', office. i Apdicatiobs for iusurau.-e ou ineicbandise, store t houses, . .. . hi;,. . and coututits, will bo at tended to, and policies issued al reasonable rates. ALLk.N 0. HALLOt'K, Ajobt, Marble Hall Building, Ho. 'J Main street, I ville, Ind. janiidtap'

MISCELLANEOUS. OtKMI IRISH I'OTjI TtfJiS -as msit 9 tels I'lnk Evas, Mi bbla Neshanuotki, article, in slot" ta4 f'"'r sale by F. SIIARPK A CO., JTo. I:!U MaimMM OOP SHIRTS. t fVI.E STtttH. MM with and without bustles, that can lie put hi band box or carpet saek w hile traveling, just re ceivedat SI'HAPKp.'K A BUSSlNtl 5, Sui-t-essors to N. Kmhii-h t Co., apr3 4'.) Main si reel "yv ttii it: S. 3 Lartl and Butter Tryers, Sugar do Guaging !. - : -Wantage do Yardsticks, Ganlen Tools iu setts tor ladies and children, At GBO. SySONNTAG, Main street below Brauch Bauk, apr3 Sign of the Circular Saw. M9 O.V.VI. TS. SCOOPS, JJS'II lit itMm b,,n. A large and very cheap lot of .or latest styles some very beautiful ones, just opened at SCHAl'KKK tt BUSSING'S, Successors to ti. Kmbich ft Co., apr:t l: Main street. TglST H lit til lt: II Jl JVKW SUPwW ply of DtiLE'S PATKNT SAW GIIMMI ' . Mai II IN!:. We take pletustire in calling the aiteutiou of all those using Saw of any kind to tins Gnnirarir. as being the best now in use for choasPless, durability, and elHciency ; having been n,-. cessfully used iu almost cv ! State in the Union, and the demand steadii-.- it.e icsinjr, warrants III in recommending it to nil . E.r.ons needing u SAW G CM MING M ACH INK. Thest Guniiiiers are manufactured for us of the best material, and every tare taken ill the wot manstitp te fttrilisli a machine that caunot fail to give satisfaction. GKO.S. SON NT AG It CO., Jobbers and imporb-rs tf ilardvvan, lc, Ac., aprJ Maib st., Cvinsvllp., In. I. 3Vi -XT Mlh Mt'T4itiysoy-i Ar-VTr. mmtjr h:iviii'4 retilovetl rfoi his old rOtNM M.iin Si reel , op tiile 1 lit- Court Ilolt -e, to Cle Ctil lier M ain and Sei tul ads , oeer Thompsou'H Prug sti i -and having iut'rea-.ed his f.nIlitis foi' tloing sll kinds of Hrntfcl work, 1c i- m-w (ri-pari'-I to .upplv : n demautl He is ! ill mk itia thos.- lu-atililul Cold lame w ilh AlUM lei-th, whieh are ref-rrl I y so many, and '.hieh, fo sin-nulli ami poiilv,cai led lM Mil aV'JMff. A the lo w kCj lesof Um k He Couttini.il-- Cum, whiili is v- tv leautiful; tlm at Im-i, whi h is cupel jor ti . uteaoib ; also, chwopht - t if ami silei pi .ties. He ha- Immj using for '2 , im the'ele l ru- pun im for extracting b oth tthatiit pain, au I in the majority if ca.-es. with entire HUccivs. mi hnmlrtsjs erMiiiH w ill l-'stlfy. Parents may iltatie i . ailh mid laOt. lo tit !r eiiildleli h) hating Hi"-.- di-lfv-ing ir firnlii ii itt of the let Ui fin nrl.-il by the dentiat. The moti extremalv ii-, regular leeib t in be 1 ..riveted. Thw price l Itislry ha. im-h in tin- hisi It vears so very lea Honahje thai all mar avow , ujoy the ben.-l":.- .,1 b. a me lar, K ! UI C I NSON, Delitinl I'or. Mam and Sn.oul sis., t.yaus'ille, tnd iiuir'.'ii-.tiii SURVftYOR S NOTICE. t ere led iu lam's adj sluing I lie follow 111 deM i il d Irat'l. are lo r. by nolilietl that on fbo 17 lb of April, iStMl tlnC.iinly Muveyor of derbuiitli county will inn the lines and iei petiu. Ihe corner- if l3l a. ts of lite moth end of llm west half of thn north wesl qttartr of aiviion 4, leavci soui h of iane 1 1 w i-ni ; a ml also of 18 tararea .I the south i mi .1 -aitl !( a. re. marJ-i 1 o.rlT III Dold'll K Ell H u j.n ti it e t. tt s ,t'tt r.nt,isoi i wl A la f.e avoi t im ii t Ml opened at ht II A i'KICIl ,f BCSSlNtJ. Sin . , ..i m lo .s. Kmbieh Jfc c,. , apr 4' Maiu Street. GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE W I I II I'll I. THA INSURANCE CO. IncurHVttled 1819 ptjortef Pcrpelut i CA81J CAPITAL 1,500,000, AltSiil.r I'K ANIi I ' N I VI I A I Ball. Not Surplus of $942,181.72, Au. I the pi. sli-e I " yt'Uir. success ami experieiira l lH ll!S K Sl l, 000,000 i ui" bs-iev have U-eu paid by tM tna Itmnramu Company iu Ihe past lo year. The vain.- of reliable Insurant' will Is apparent from 1 he MhsMi in LOS S K S 1' All) BY THE T N A avwntsj thk past rive vraus. lntilii.i ...il ;l..".-'".M ! I In Miclilaaii, 81.'.m.1 I 1 11 Wisconsin, Its,. 07 I In Ia4iaua,... I4.;,s.i In Ki'iittn ky, 'joi,:i;::i.4o 1 q lllinuis.... UiJSti Missouri :isl.i",is.ol Tiiy saas,.... U7,Mft.2l low:, a Mum. I ul ,3 H.tfl ! Knusiisft Nb UJHB 77 fiata Va.. 3t,SU&JM , Ark. t Oa.... 2:i,94.ri.OMississiii MM) llltll, Mff.lHH. Fire and Inland Navigati Biks aeep(etl al terms eon fa tent with ! mid lair prijt. r.st.' t inl ttth ilii'H ifirfu ht iitnttrtiucr ,J I FA.hl N Off mid i'tmtfntx, j'tir s-?1s nj I Ut Tt yn. The sidld Set V ire hOitf lld sUeeeSSlillly triad, rtO'f IBM many .nlvnntaue- Ihe l!nu I iiHiirance C-mp ') BOMaeases in it- line, slnmld md he oVerltMijietl by tlt.fte r ady iiisiirt an I iimlerstuudiiig their interest-., Iiuriu, " t rineiit times1 th nwessity foi roliable Insurance ImkoJos an imjjelalivo duty th' ability of property uwttora to sustain loss Is in then mm II b-HNeiie-l. Aemies in all the joiueipal cities and townq thrumrhiUit the Slate 1'idttie issuetl withoiit ilelay, by any of fh duly uulhoiixed Agents of . '. Company. CJ Butiiifsa attenJed t w ith despatch and j fidelity. A. C. HA I LO K A SON. Ageula, marH Marldo Buildinc. Main-i" Mfi: f V$i VJ60 a.v iiHT0i,H -MeV Kilh-s ami Cuns in ureat variety aud 20 ut. eheaper than bt fre ullercd in this markei W'e taaD Httentbm 10 the following kiutla ou ban I nfteiire nViKatrs, " Revolvers, " 4 Imrroled Pispils, Colts' pM and new Batctil, 3 inch 4 Inch, and 5 inch barrel Revolvers, assorted with fforj and ltoxewood handles, "Warnei's Pistols, Smilh .t Ves..ri Pi-tols, 'reii';ers lt AIIetr single barivl, m 11-eoekiug Pistols as ortsl Ivory ami lie-tewo..! bantlles, K r 1 1 1 1 1 . . . u I'tstoN, Allen's C-artritle-, llenrs Kirlos, Si nits (in its from $7 to Shot It, Its, i'i-bil Fhisks, Sport men's MaipUHMjea rer aale el QR. WO WTA.Q A CO.'fl, llar.hvare 1 dealers, Main atr t. upr:; Si'i of tlm Circular .saw. Silk ami Lt e. M-intilla.4 and 'apjH, Silk, Crape and Stella Shnwl, opened at S :ll A PK KB A BUSSfNCi'S, Sue i eSf.rs to S. Kmbich x V t'l Main street WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE, No. ft Kir--: Street, lxtweu Main aud Lwcust. M1mJK TO MK MtIBi.i WW fVlMMrJer 4k WUeua Improved ewinK Mfi ehilie tit I'edlieetl pliees, with i 1 1 r . -a .- -. I . . h) 1 ' i in its meriln mm tho beet and most reliable family st-wiuK m o h ine now In MM, It aewa equally well ..ii the thi kest or thinest fabrics; makes the lock .-it tt-Ii impossible to unravel, with the eeaoutial iidit!it.t;e of beMMK alike . n both sides, forming '. i ide or chain "it the under side ; is -imply in ouuli iillnm. more peed in niovinent, and tuor domJ't fhan nuv ether mro"htud. We gtre full lrsfrectioeH to euabfw I He part haaer to seer ordinar) seams, titch, be, Ml, piilt, athir, bind, .inttto:k, ail on lh naeriiT imu nine, and w trrauted tor three ynriis. . V- alsoke-p oa - on-damly hand a lull asaoi tmen of Singer h nia. blfsra. Cm u Jars t out. lining U stimonial ' the aboT' machines, from MMreeeti of rhe hi; tivit afandin Kast si I Wt it, ' .i pi i- - t , v ill itj fui . rati- jl. ap. o. luoii iu isou r by hti-r Mm v. u. dtLLM a : .