Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 197, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 April 1860 — Page 2

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in journal. EVANSVILUr, IND WEDNESDAY MORNING APRIL 25 Opposition State Ticket. J"OR KVERROR, HENRY S. LANK, of Montgomery. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne:. FOR SECRETARY OK STATE, WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of UnJol.li. FOR TREASURER OF STATE, JONATHAN S.HARVEY, of Clarke. FOR AUDITOR OF STATE, . --ALBERT LANGE, ot Vigo. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, JAMES G. JONES, of VwderVurgh. FOB REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT. BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion. FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam. Public Speaking. Our renders in Rockport, Newburgbi Evansville, Mount Vernon, and New Harmon, will please bear in mind tue appointments of Col. Henry S. Lane, published on the tuird page of the Daily, aud give him good audiences. It is desired that the Opposition here will bear in mind and remind others, of the appointment of Col. Lane at (Jeorge Dannn's, in German township, at 1 o'clock, on Saturday afternoon next, and at the Court House in this city in the evening of the same day at early gas-lighting. Let the house be crowded. Col. Thomas A. Henokk ks, the Democratic nominee for Governor, will be present, and participate in the discussions. Both are able men, and their discussions will form the ground-work uf the contest in this State. So every man who desires to vote understandingly, should by all nutans hear these champions. Other Appointment!. In addition to the appointments of Col. Henry S. Lane, published in another part of this paper, he speaks at Princeton on Thursday, May 3, at I p. it.; at Vincennes, on Friday, May 4, at 2 p. m.; anil at Sullivan, on Saturday, May C, at 1 p. M. Col. T. A. Hendricks will accompany him andparticipate in the discussions. We hope the people in tho.se localities will give these gentlemen good audience. Judge Mel. can. If the Commercial were deliberately intent upon procuring the nomination of Judge McLean, ut Chicago, probably it culd take no more effective course to ai coiuplisli its object than by publishing peteoudi assaults upon that distinguished jurist, and by permitting its correspondents to assert that he could not carry the .State of Ohio. The Republicans of this State will support the Chicago nominee, and the other branch of the Opposition will do the same, if Judge McLean is the man. Ohio would give him 25,000 majority, and Indiana from 5,000 to 10,000. The allegation that he has not Knon ei ry n , t t- i. Tr i 1 i i i o 1 1 u! ripa 1 1 . . Vi it o uinii WLLII L II k 1 V , i H"- n LI I j .-III', k Ilk I J . I ' II on the bench, is very true, nor will candid and sensible people regard that as a tact at all to his discredit but iust the reverse. His political opinions have never been in doubt. If he is nominated, it will be iu obedience to an earnest demand of the people, and not from the intrigues or shrewd management of professional politicians. That element will undoubtedly be primarily against hiin. Mere groundless abuse will certainly not diminish popular attachment to it man so universally esteemed ; and least of all dues it come with a good grace from hi9 immediate neighbors, who know the purity ot Judge McLean's character, both in public and private life. Vin. Gazette. The Oazette, in this matter, is perfectly correct. Indeed the course of that paper in setting fbrtu the prospects and eligibility of the various Presidential candidates who are likely to come before the Chicago Conven tion, has been eminently sensible, impartial, and serviceable to the cause which it advocates. That paper has permitted all sides to have a fair hearing in its columns; and when the nomination is made, that paper and the New York Tribune, and other papers which have spoken frankly their prelereneea, and the advantages of some candidates and disadvantages of others, will receive the thanks of the whole Opposition party. It is just as necessary to have a fair and full understanJiny in thee mutters, as in business affairs. Thereby, much hard feeling, and perhaps serious ditliculties, are obviated. Had these discussions taken place as fully in 1S."G as now, Judge McLean might have been nominated ami elected. As it was, the Radicals insisted on pursuing their extreme course; they spumed couservative couusels; they gained their point, and were defeated. It is hoped that they have learned a valuable lesson, aud that they will profit by it. The Conservatives in Southern Indiana are and have been in favor of Judge Hates for President, becaus-; he i.-. yo gel thau Judge McLean, and Ii:ls more physical igor; because he has more recently placed himself on tbu record ou the living quuslioiis of public policy ; and because there is a reluctance to deprive the Supreme Bench of Judge McLeau's inestimable services. But the Conservatives throughout the Slate do not wish to tie considered unreasonable. They are not blindly wedded to one man to the exclusion of all others. They have no favorite caudidati in their own Slate whose cause they advocate, and are therefore disinterested, and desirous only of getting a safe, national, Constitution-abiding man, who can be elected. If they caniioiget their Jirtl rhoice, Edward Bates, they will be perfectly MSftSlS with Judge McLean, and will go in for his election with enthusiasm, it' it is thought, on an exchange of views at Chicago, that he is I be stronger man of the two. Judge McLean, as t he Qm tittmft, can carry I a. liana by from 5,000 to lit, 000 majority over all opositiou. The people at this State kneno him to be riyht ; they know his integrity and his purity ot ch.trai ier, uud they feel assured that his election uonld be the salvation of the fowtrj tr.,ui its present dangers.

Give us, in this battle-ground of the contest of 1860 Southern Indiana either Edward Bates or John McLean, with some

good man for Vice President from the opposite section of the Union to the one tbe nominee for President lives in aud no Third Party ticket can got a thousand votes in the State. Radicals and Conservatives will work side by side for the Chicago nominee, and the Champion of the Charleston Convention (the strongest man they can put up) will have a neck-and neck race, giving the United Opposition the benefit of the immense majorities of Northern and Central Indiana. If Douglas should be defeated at Charleston, or nominated on a pro-slavery or doubtful platform, Judge Bates or Judge McLean could carry Southern Indiana. What more is needed or desired? The path of duty is apparent and the way to victory plain. Correspondents of the Indiana Jour. nal, writing from Washington, give the following items : Mr. Ike Cook, of Chicago, is here. He is the bitter enemy of Douglas, and, it is said, threatens to publish at Charleston, certain letters from Douglas to leading Republicans of Illinois, proposing to be a Republican, if permitted to be re-elected to the Senate without Republican opposition. If there are any such letters iu existence, aud are published, we may look for a ' glorious row." There is some talk here, already, of taking up some man whose name will not be before the Convention as a candidate in the first instance. Of course no man can tell the result. I stick to my prediction .hat Gen. Lane will be the one " struck by lightning." Joe Lane is active amoDg his friends, and should Douglas fail to secure the nomination, will occupy a prominent position before the Convention. He keeps his rooms at Brown's Hotel open to delegates, whom he receives with unaffected Western cordiality, and his whisky is said to be smooth and genial. "Beau Hickman," a celebrated Washington character, says "Gen Lane run opposition to Brown's bar all last Sunday." There are some doubts expressed as to Lane's eligibility to the Presidency, but, they are perhaps not well founded. If he should be nominated they will doubtless be made public. The Douglas men offer higher prices for votes than the friends of any other candidates. More Foreign Missions, Cabinet Appointments, Marshalships, and, 111 short, more "old clothes" of all sorts have been promised than can be found in the Presidential wardrobe for a hundred years. The Crops. Our reports from every part Of the State speak most favorably of the appearance of the wheat. In this county we never had abetter prospect for an abundant yield. The frail so far is uninjured, and even the peaches what few trees we havtt left from the severe winters in former years are safe. Tbe crop of apples will be, from present indications, enormous. The late rains are bi ingingout. the grass, and the whole country as far as our observation extends, looks like the labor of tbe hnsbandman was to be bountifully rewarded. Indian a pot is Sen tintl. JBei" In regard to the late difticulty between Robert J. Walker and Attorney General Black, oftsfa'aj from the Uuclninaa letter, it is said that Mr. Ulaek has stated that he knew of no cause wlir r. Walker should invite him out of the district to fight , a duel, even if he was not conscientiously opposed to that modeof adjusting difHculties. Beg The New Vork Spirit of the Time, au old sporting journal, expresses the opinion that Savers will triumph over Heenan, and says such affairs are ih-'iiorHliy.ing;. The Spirit say 1 that nature made Tleetnoi for Letter purposes. Lilt Iftjtu us if Saverhad 1 onsiilerahle of the brute abort I bitaju Sfay T he Democratic paHTS llmt have been violently for Dwtghtf -sinh as the Terre Haute Journal and State Sentinel - .ii.ii in tnK.nn.i I.. ...ii. .... I fa. . n 'II Lii nominee nil whatever ohillonii. So i much for fessious. their squatter sovereignty pro-8ftS-.The Madison Courier calls the trouble between Superintendent RtiLrir and the Richmond Jeffersonuin, on account, of the 1 School-linok ukaseof the furmcr, the "Jhajayy ' ed ls:Mie." (Jood for Gitrbt-r. fitt " A lire occurred at Sliey Img.iu, Wis- I cousin, on the 20tll, which desticcd lluck- j er's llrcwory. Loss $10,000. Insured. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. UWrmtM js. 3,000 Hoij.i-iisssoht- i WW ed t'rigtit aud galvaniaed, received and lor 1 Side l.y (apr'2-l) SA M I K I. 1 11! K. nomoval. M.I.UftS ,. si'.i I. Iil.yj H.I S UKmW moved his -itm-k of Tea, ToU-uvo. Cigars, Jtc, 1 to the coruer td Main ami First strtsMs, adjidning ' Poliell A Cony ngtonV Book sloio, wheie In- will be plj4sel to all 'tis idd customers, ami us man, new oues as may favor him with u call. apui iivw.v. -jiiu no a. ft it it sh ttntis died ut the Pioneer F-tunly Orocerv, aud ' l.r sale hy (aprS) J. p. KLLIOTT. I fun si. y jmjBVmMt JJY'll aVaTthaV Uiiihil. Iti Mrs. Homes. Keta. An aittohiograph v . Bil.lnal Raaasai Why. Kverylsidy's latwyer and Ciuiii.ellor ill Business the h-st hnsiness man's assistant puldishtd. Raatab. splendid Notel A Life Striigcle. Hi . l.ii rast. Lite ri.'lore II int. Against. VViiol anil Tide. At lllltKLL .v CONVMlTuN S. MUST Kftl ftltftll .IT Hft.11,1' It' W Warren's-- Why ! I Love thee." A ueaf Song. Wo tils by All. Bui net. Music Mb Charley ! War.l. Suuoui-r luadritli. 'I ke Maaatta Walt.. Winter's Night Polka. pr:. at Sf l.ft.-lllll .1 ssoht.m ft.y T Oft IV-li-rs Jt ebb's Pianos for sals at IIKALY WAKKEN'S, Oar. Main anil First streets, kt. B. -Old Pianos taken In exebanue at ftiasl price... (iprl) II. A W. MW.1HOH.I. Oil. t LOTUS. Ut'. mf'm Maiiogaay Oil Otatha, all width., Table, Staatd, ami Hun-au Covers, td all sixes, aud Oil Cloth Win. low Shade., just received fr.io the Btaaabctawarat m.iiapkkka Bt sSiNti'S, "l"'-l 411 Main street. CO-PARTNERSHIP. MM -I. VI I It. .IUI.Klti.y-il MJJIwaJVml m MW purcha-ed from B. 11. l-.rommelhaus, (lor ra.-rly nt the hi ui l H. Mum d- Co ) hall of the , s i at lb.- ii.per pri .. i). ciltt ,,,, ,,,. llsbBM-al wit! Iiereal'nr be carried ou'i.y under siened, uuder the Hrni ami style .l Aulerins i m-oi,ruelliaiis. The mill iii eontiuuv to till all orders tor Lumber promptly and Willi c orders solicited ; ap.-l dtf AULItltINGt "-MltiAirs : ftdb n H Is fti.oim jvst ut-.i mm ! I JPF .,1 and lor r;ale cho;p to closs coTasigataeut, , nt KLLIOTT'S FAMILY GltOCltlty.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

P o , O O O HWXMiT w Plant' Jnist re ' ivr.l front M O TJ T tl JS AHeu'a BrrsMles, ai for b it" ELLIOTT ILY tiROCKHY. m-iMimis, hi sti.hs, .i.y-it sum porter. A large lot ut" these i ln;i li i I .le ' Patent art 'lesjust received at the ' excelsior " of the season -HCHAl'KKK 4 Bl'SMNi; .-. 4!l Main strain. apr2 1 JTJpO.V.VJfTM (net io.ll.H .--U'K mm Isava Jest received the ftmrth shipcat of Bonnet. Uildaine, and Flower--em. very tine Sufi Straw anl Hair ttuiintfs. A iare as. j-t incut of Trimmed Bonnets constantly "ii Imrid and trimmed lo order, 011 sli.irt notice, in a style that can't be surpass,.,! Baps' or West, at SOU Al'K Kit BUSSING', apr'21 411 Main street. ffMJHJSO I. S..IJ'0 THJV H LOT, JL n:t aad soitl I, just received at SCIIArKKK It lirsSIMl'S, ;pi ' 4'J Main street. .C. SCHMITT & STARK, Wholesale aud Itetail Dealers ia French, English & American PAPER HANGINGS, MUSLIN A.M PAPER SHADES & FIXTURES, CURTAIN GOODS, GILT CORNICES, CURTAIN PINS AND PARLOR MIRRORS. NO. 3 AND 5 FIRST STREET, EVAN8V1LLE, ISIHAM. aprl!i-ly James Steele, (sUCCESSOU tO ' M I l.K i III NNKL.) 2d ST., BET. CHESTNUT & CHERRY, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. SASH, DOORS, WINDOW BLINDS, nut: si; ii i.u.nnftH, Boards, l. iilis ifcc.of everj description . nut;' litis on baud. Fackin; Boxes of all kinds made to onter. twnlwa. 1st aiacj kind done on the shortest notice. aprlS-ly Ciojii. oi:.-r, hhi.s. co Jim. im, ' tt,Hdoiidid arttrie--just received and for Kale at Skim wr gallon at aprts KIjUOTTS FAMIi.V uKOCSRT. gM.i.n it i hci cWSm su it) a o xn & Jem U.unUnrK and W. It. UeBt juat received and for nalo rlteap at apiis KLL tirrs KAMir,V (JK(rKltY. I it hi,. Hn-m.nn -V fi.y-ijtj.jn of a sidendid nuilitv, at aprlH KLI.tOTT'S QROOK&T. 25 HHI.s. JPIJK H t'l; I'HTJItoes; ' lildn. N?shan(H: PutstoeK, iiHt reeoived. nud lor wile eheai' at aprlH Hi, LIU IT'S KAMIf.V GKOCKRY. oelviMl. 1 aprlH 1500 BUSH. H ItJJV JUST UKceivod per Itaili'oail at aprlH BitWIW FAMILY ORO( KRY. RO,OUU m W ft li T J T4T O1K ?W Ptatitii imI received and tir sale at aprih uutrrra FAMILY CRIMIKKY. OOU AM. fiHOli 1. 1 ft MS, nasi lls Si. I.--, 1INSI llis Hani-, .last ree-eived and for sate at aprlH ELLIOTT'S KAMILV SMOOKstT. IV.KYKTJt; SO 11.1. 1511 HftUS ay W ttht quality, in Ht'.r- and laodiaa, IVr sale by apriu s. K. GtlLRKKT it CO. COMMISSIONER'S SALE. ggt' fi urn K oft f on nil: oft M.m tbe Coalmen IHeaa Ooturt of W arrick connly. In I., Baade at the gfaivli term, ImW, thereof, 1 will sell at , ul' anetiou and ontery at tin Okaart lloiino dr in itoon,ille, Warrick county, Indiana, on .Siturday, the UHb day i,I May, 1800, between the hours of eight tt'rlock a. m . and four o'clock e. m , ot said day, all the Kcal Batata helougiiiK to the heirs of John U Soil man, t , to wit: lnlot No. ninety-one !:, and the veat side of lulot No. Ihiriy-atx (ati), in the tow- of Booiivilto ; and part of the south-east quarter of the south east quarter of section No. twenty-seven t'J7), bvarb Ave 5), south of range eisht west, eitnated iu Warrick county, Indiana, containing 27 aires. Also, Lot No. four (I) ia Bhs-k No. eighteen (18) iuSonlh Knlargclneot of the City id' fcvauaville, sitilatetl in Vandurhurirh county, Indiana. TEEMS OF SA LF. tjne-ihir.l cash in hand, one-third in six iufntlis, and one-third in eighteen mouths, from the day of sale, the purchas r git iii his note witti approved security, aad waiving any relief froui valuation or BHataiseaaaal laws, with iutoresi from date. SAMUKL II. HKItlUO, aprl'2-ritdlow.Mtw t 'oinniissiouer. Dissolution of Co-Partuei'Ship. tw 1: 1 it-1'. i it r.vA; ushi f nana JL lfdore exisitn; betaretsn it. Mar re and H. H. Bromnielhaur,, uuder tbe style and tiiui of 11. Nur. re d Co., was dissolved ou the 1st of March ty mutual consent ; B. N urre having sold his entire iutcrtst in the Saw Mill in the anaar part of Una city, j to B. II. Broinnndhaus. B. M'KKK, B. H IIUOMMKLIIAI S N. B. I herewith return oiy tlianks to my j frlemls am) th- putdic generally, for Hie i, .. '.:! patron.tge. while interested tn tin aboVe, aud hope j the taaaa luav Is. exti-ndel to tuv siiccessor. aad-3w B NI'KltK. g ft JT I..IST. TMOSft ftlJS'K j W-S H Oaribajdj " Cigars. Prop iu aud try oue ' at JAS. L. SI'ALKI NiJ'S, asrlT Cor. IVIaiu and First. jimio...r,o 1. its. t lion n, ft on sale by (aprlli) S. K. 1: 1 LHKUT A CO. Saw Mill Changed Hands. -mm jS'i itHi: .i.vn u. Kl ft r.ii.ijxw : M a M9e having ini.h.is.l Mr. A. Sinii sor s S.iu Mill, bln Piceon t'rei k, ami haviug 11-tll ll th Mill III iiuiiHiii-u ill 1 it. ii' 1 . .. . 111 p;i 1 i-.ii hp ia ecute orders IVr Lumler at sh.irl not , alol wilt promiiM tliat :. onh-rs entrust-! tous,hall r ceie piinctiutl attenti n (umtvoidahle accidents t-x:ept-ad.) (aprU-liu) B. Nl'BKK X t'O. WW, MH IT ft ftlSU. a.. 11.11,1' tilths. WW No. 1, j 11st received and fur sale Ly aprtr. WW IU ft S V. CI LHKKT .v CO. H I..I S Tl.ViJ O u: .Vll mm. api l', S. K. Ii I LBfC ItT itr I'll. av,t i:.l It I I It ft II II It It; II HI-, ft ft. 9 .: casks oaavvaaaoit, tr aale ly aprli. S. K. IJILBKKT & CO. 1 MM ITM' I'J ! ft H rioo Hft.i.tis WW Cap, Letter, Not aad Fain-y, lor sale If (aprlli) y. R. CII.BKKT A CD. av i'o o ti ii - , a J.yn 1. o.'i oj rter.-- ;tn do., pts., a genuine article fi.r nieliciual purpose?, just nsotsived ami tor sale by CHAS. UcJOBMSTON, Poaey Bl.s k. rmi.i u . - r, i i..iitu a Hit i. s. ijy fti.yji m rl'r ami full, tor sale by S. R. lit BBBKT . Co , aprli No. 4 Sycamore street. ,000 foi 1..111 siit.w i.us wii.t. tie sold for f'i i"i M., for cash, if ok led for within the next liio days. CON V Kits K iLK.Ml'NT, At .leaell, Newhcrry A Cti.'s. aprl.i rg ftjt m uaak my ;.t"ck Civ. no- a Cr. Filsi and Sycamore. T K .1 ! - II ft S I H V TO root frltier ajuals, I will dbwiann Ht f Teas ai reJu.ed pines fitr CASH. all if u aaanVxaud 'l-a J AS. L. SPALDING, Col. Main ami First sis. aprli Mftft II .I.Vn ft K K II S.Vtl H.ISH ft.TS m 6 tons h rat-rate Btaa, 1-U Lush fro.-h ground t'oi n Meal, ."si bush. Kiir Corn, 1 n do oats, itt do.. Oak Baskets, Just ris-eiv.-d aud fir sal- tv CHAS. McjDtlNSI'ON, I'osi-y Block. m i.nt. iK.tiftjyr j.v i' i.i s 1 1: a M.J Pa:i.- luibt lr just reorivedaud I'm salt by ayrU CHAS. L.loll XsTON. Stocli.. WMfMft IIJVS JUST It Kit It.VKII WW firoal tbe Ki.i ..iin a lam atadk t fash-ioitablt-Jewelry . Ac, cumprisiim tine Gkl and SilvioWatches, line Btnaacaa full and bail setts. Bracelets, Bteastpins. Finger Itins, Far Rings, Locket, Silvsr W are, Cold frtm, me. Also, a tew line French t.'lN-ks. in black ainl u hin marble cas.-s. Having I .i -1 1 1 our ayuda frota the liiauufacliirer, we are enable. I. and will, sell at tie oie-n prirc. We Would respis-lluPy iuvib. Ill 1. lilies aud tile public lo call and examine our slock BI'l'TKOLFF Itlti -., nprl ? 4S Main sire. t. .VAT .IHTII I.H Oft.M.tl llljrjiry nil al i. i. is . r gallon, i, t:nl, l,.i s-,!e by W M II. P. STO.lIlM ltl. aprli! 17 Main -treet. mmunrtnj ft.if ii .u.i nt u m i. s. ,i m lull suppU ot i'tieinicals aud Citses. ait ari i., si, !. sal. at WM. h. p. stomia t: Irs, aaaU rmio h.i i' i o. Ml Caddii'S, ail aae IT Main Hire i o ii u o a" ft s .1 jm , from la' j. to 4.K V !l. aprlli S. K. CtLBKKT .t- in bw wai t i i. ft n ePr .i i. ou -ft h WW pri. elhiii -rei elt.-i e.l bel-.i . , lo. i Itei anVh an assortiin-iii ot t'olored 1'aials, at the llrn atore. W M . II P. S'lllIUM Rt apt K 1 1 .Mi hi sins i j -i(.vt'. u s on., fttsii on , ,.v serli xsr Hit bv lie- I.a. n-I or call .11 at r 17 MAIN STBKST.

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:h 1860. SPRING & SUMMER 1860. Gr O O X . 9 tully iuform their numerous friends aud the puhlic generally, that they are daily receiving aceoasaaaa to flteir large and varieil xtm-k of Spring and Suinuier Coods, which, for elegance, style ami variety, camiot be surpassed. It voiild be snertl nous to entiuierate all the d,vpurtuienta which, on insettion, will Is- found replete ssabradvax all the leadiiiK styles ami mnelties of the cea-sjn. Th- baadjaaaa principles attdeb havo ained for th-ir uM estal lisheil house such extensive iiatroii -a, will Is- adhered to, viz.: Kxecution of orders Willi dispatch attention aad aaajatbaa to i-uatom-ers, combineil with miHlerate aba I pea. Their stoi-k having been purchased with care aud judgment in the best markets, and of lirst quality, togellier witli au adherence to sound principles of trade, they are confident of being able to supply those who may favor them with a call on the best tablatai, Annexed they submit a list of departments. Cloltt9, Cassinierea, and Yestiogs, Tweeds, K . Jeans, t'ottoaailes and iH-uims, New Style Prints, a great variety, French Organdies, Lawns and Ginghams, Knglish Berages, Anglais and Chatlis, Black and Fancy 5ilks, aad Irish Poplins, Mohair Goods for traveling dresses, French Berage Rnbea, 5 to II VoUuta, " Organdy " 5 to ii " Silk and Gingham Umbrellas and Parasols, Panama, Braid, Leghorn and Palm Uats, He. .is aud Shoes, Soft Black and Colored Huts, White, Blue and Pink Mosquito Netts, French and Scotch Embroideries, a ureat variety, Black Lace Mantillas and Points, Hosiery, Gloves, .Mitts, and White aud Colored Corsetts, White Goods, Notions, Dress Trimmings, Jtc., Ac. S. St R. w.u!d call particular attention to their stock of Irish Linen Goods of their own importations, warranted Pure Linen, soft finish ami Grass Bleached consisting of J, 4-4, fi-4 and lli-4 Linens, Brown aud Bleached, Bamuaks all sizes. Linen Cambric llaudkerchiefs, Towels, Brown and Bleached II neks, Ac. N. B. Thompson's Skirts, requiring no Steel Soring around the body, are recommended for the following peculiarititf and advantages : 1st. Facility of application. tid. Perfect freedom from liability to chafe or excoriate, aud admit of any kind of exercise without the slightest iuconveuience to the wearer. tfcaV"Corner Main and First streets. MM I. Ji ST ft It sV TH O JfA M Henry Walton's and wther makers, from loj-j to 11 inches. J AOOB STKAUB t SON. Tf .1 THIJS'IJ HjIT I' HUTS. it l. onus mLj and Hunt's best quality, Nos. 1 and 'Z. apr7-2wd JACOB STKAUB SON. Carpot House. 'WMMK JHft U ft I ft. Ifl.VU Jt J..IUWW ger stock Of Carpets, Rugs, Oil cloths. Curtain goods both Swiss aud Damask Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, Sheetings, aud house furnishing gods generally, thnu we have uver received. Also, a large retail stock of Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods, Trimmings, Notious, Uosisry, Gloves, Lace Mantillas, HhuwN. a nice assortment of Merrima: aud Cts-lieco prints, II.. op skirts 25 ier cent, cheaper than last year. Boys' wear Cotton, Linen ami Wooleu Indies' Dress Goods nice assortment. Also, tie Kuihryo Cotton Varus. CtUl at J. OAKLF.Y A SON'S, apr7 No. 11 First street. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, and Silver Ware. m m UftlSI. It H, II. I Vl.yii JI ST It te rn turned fioni the Fast, where he has p u r c h a s ed a beaut 1 1 ill assort nient of tin- Watch-! en. Chains, Jewelry, Silverware, and , Clucks of every doscript ion, he is prepared to suit purchasers in everv particular, ami which he intends to Hell at THE LOWEST EASTERN PRICES. He t - -(- . 1 1 1 , ! . invited his it n-ii-l- ami ortoatAM lo . tm tin- hi- !-".. N and price --;-r- mi . h-t-i . . 'Icwri.-f A 1 1 - ....-( - 11 ;n i- wurranttMi ro m & It'ljt.-M-lltt ll. N. K Pt.rMoii:il Httntion tuid to ropairiog of fine VntchH. Jewelry repaired at fhort notfen. No. &lJ Muin it., opposite 0urt Houm-., Kvand-vill.-, Indiana. V ll OKISTKU. 0 X CARPTSJ! c5t Also, Lace Goods, Damasks, Pink Bobinet Bars, And an assortment at tln fiiiest ftKRMS TltlMUlNliS ever I r. e.l.t to t lie Olty. J. S. HOPKINS, apro-dtf On Klrat Strrrt. Babcock & Co HARDWARE DEALERS, IIAVK KKMOV'KI) T COR. MAIN & W ATER STS.t ANH NOW OKIKU Koi: SAI.K A laieainl AsmoiIimI SUfk O f ! FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC I I HARlrWASE ANJK-UTLERY, Willi II, POK EXTENT AND VARIETY, UNSUHP A.SSKD! CI TY & CO NTRY TRADE ; I'M i.i ft ii oJ' Tin; .host FAVORABLE TERMS. H A HCOCIa cc CO., Cor. Main & Water ste. w 11 H.I MS, S.'l ftft. J.X I S.HOH I.-,-,, , Totsteeo, I'riiui ixtuniou toentrit nne, fiir sale - ti-frrtfi and i . -tail .it Sl'A LIMNG'S, spn; l.'or. Main ami Kirst streets. gp I.J I H t.y-K. MJ TUH ft B,j-jrr T8, MM Fruits and Caudles, rrs.-tK.- .-heap at JAM. I.. .SPALDING'S, aprti Coruur Main aud First . I

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Statement OF TV K t'OVWTIOH Ot Tit Home Insurance Company. OF NE W YORK, ON THE FIRST IIAV OF JANCART, A. D. aV. MAUI-VTii THE Al'DITOR OF TH K 1. 1 STATU t 1N0IANA. PURSUANT to i nr. STATUTE OF THAT STATU NAME AND LOCATION : npHft ,-.t.n a oft this fojnt:jim m. fa iln- 1 1 i t-: Insusa.m i- Comcaw, Incorporated in ISM, an. I located ill th- city of New Vork. I VI'ITA!.. nNi: MILLION In it LA US. Tile caoitid ft" ai 1 Cinpeliv actually paid up iu a-h i- .' Jl,tHto,nM ml Ttie surplus e;. tie 1 t !av f Janicirv, 11 -Ilo.jtlo S,"l Total amount iff capital and Itftrptils 5-l,4t.'.,Sl." KS ASSKi'S. Amount of raub in Continental Bank, N. V St'i,77 54 Amouut of rash in hands of Agents, and in course of traiismissi.in (balauoe) ii.r.iys 51 Ainountofuniiicuuibered real estate. No. 4 Stra-H tttraet COM hi Amount of I nil. si SIhUh tieasury mites, niaikct value IWZJMt 20 A in .lint Missouri State b'ds, ti iiercent., market vabh... 16,-J2 Hi Amount of North Carolina bonds, Ii per rent., market value ... U tat) Is Anioaot of Tennessee bonds, C per cent., xiarkct value.. O.tXki ISI Amonot of Brooklyn City water liouds, 6 per cent., market value lli'al M Amount of lianktocks, market value t S.1,li2r. Oil Amount of loans on i - ar.d mortgages, being first lien of ns-ord on iinincirnbavud n-al estate, wol tli at least $l,i;'.i.,:4oi), and on which there is less than one year's interest due and owiag rate of interest 7 per cent St'iO.iarJ tB Auiouiit of lotins ihi stock and bonds, payalde ou denaiid, the market wiluc of securities pli-dged, 9-al 5i9 lSti,t'.!lo in Amount due fr .m prwniiiiaas ou policies issued at ollice.. tjftft 7 Amount of Li t la n-cet ratd for prciiifwrus on inland nwetgmmmi iiks, we ll.isvt tl luterest actually due aL.d paid 91(988 80 -M.r.rtaW a!S i.TAniririKs. Amount of ! --- luljiMie!, and due and uuikitid Amount of s --. -- i n in ri and in prtH-e?.s of Hdjust11 If lit Amount of kiflMni reportt-d on lii.ii uo uclioit has leeu tukeii Amount of claims for lo-se resisted hv the t'ompany.. Amount of dividends deelaril, and due and unpaid... Amount d dividends, eilher caL or set ip, tleel.ti td hut not yet due Ainoant of money Imithv id. Amount of all oilier existing cLhius against 1 be ' ... NoiieNoe. None. Noiw Total aaiount of lo.ses, etaiies, aud liabilities fc4'J,;..n 4:1 Tin greiitest amount insiirc.i on anv one risk is :tO,0rji, but will not, as a general rule, exceed 1 1 1.OOU. Tim Company has uo general rule al to tin amount allowed to Is insured in an city, town, village, or blo-!i, being governed iu this in. .Iter, iu each case, bj I he general character of btiitilin . width of streets, tacilitijs for pulling out tires, Ac. No put t of its capital or earnings is deposited iu any other Rtafn aa security therein. An attesii il -.jiy of tin Charter or Act ot incorporation arcomp uiies thii statement. STATK iF N Kw rOEtT. 1 City and I'-. untj of Ne V. rk j' ' ' Charles .1. Martin, 1'iesid. til. and J. SI 1 1 . u Smith, Sis ret-iiy of Hi. Home Insiuaiice I'onipanv being evi raH sa..rn, ilepuee and say, ami each for himsi-lt h:is, that iti.- f.-r.-iA'iiU:', ll a true, full and correct statellleii t el Ihe aftail's o! (b-s.iil Cotporati'.u, anil thai they nr.- the above d -scribed otti.,rs thereof. (Signed) (HA HLKS'J M a UTI N, I'res't. (Signed) .1. Mil. TON SMITH, Sec'y. Svbsi-ribe.l ami awunp lef.-re lue, this 17th day of , , Jaiiiiiiiy, A. It isi.i. It'll Base aiy hand 1SKVL. HMil ,,.:. n, .tl (Signed) HH.S.IAMIN UWM, C'ommissiouer for J ndiaiia, iu New Vork, lni Broadway, N. Y. Allen C. Hallock Is Hat duly .-tuthori.ed agent lor this city, as par vmwt . I i ana ol nuih.rii liletl in the Colluty Clerk's oltiev. This Colupan iuaurea against lo-sor il luiaae by tiro to bnildings, mec. hiunlis.', Ii.iisel.... turru lure, and paljuwal atiipnrtt ..-uer.tll. . Also, against the penis id' iul.tnd navigation, at fair rates of premium. ALLEN C. H A I. LOCK, A . nt, Marble Hall iiuil.line, Main St., Fvansrille. fcWt-lapM. The IZc'onoinist FMMIIS ST O I' ft HJ TJKft.y T H ft m iiri paMBMatt At every Fair wtiere it him boaa, i-xbibitoiL At tbe mtb-Western Indiana District Fair, held bore Oetola-r, lK.'iti, than re but two pre in in ma offered for rooking stovos one for tin Im-s1 wo. I euaMMK stove, aud one for tin best eual co.ikin; stove. Tln Koonnuiiat took tbe FIRST PliKM I liM Foil Til K It WT OOKINt; STOVK filll WOOD, lloelker. Kinsman A Co took the Unit premium for llieir cookiiiK stove for i-oal. No other preuiiuuis were ofl. re l. 'l b- targe silver niedul win awardbd to the Kcouosaist ut the New Vurk &tt fair ; anil tin tlrst preuiium ut tbe United States Fair held ;tt t.'bica. luui twelve other State and t'o.int fairs iu It&a. Iu no brunch of mectaiuical ait has there tsien a more aaajMtatat itdvanee than in tue niauiilacture ol stoves. It is but a fvw years since the very luuiiu mtm a uovelty, repr.-utu.. a wMgrn, aliaalesa structure, ,lniust as devoid ot use as ornament, Thene. have gradually i;iven place lo patterns of urace and utility ; until the varieties our markets now proneut have almost i"H lisaetlld the vis al'idary of names; and the difiereut phases lbs metal is mail to assume, would astonish old Vulcan BtawaK. In style ami finish, the improvement has baaN real, Ic.-iiiug nothing to be desire! on Unit point, but the severe compel itioli in price, lowlii.'-li they havi baan nlltijeeted, has deprived them of many of llir more substantial ijualities desirable. This stmius more especially to have been the case ill referenca to cook stoves au article of domestic aanaaatty tliat I. as more to do with scoldiujr wim. and crotclie. servants than most people iinaejue. 'I he public have Imig sought au improvement in ibis article, and we believe are ready lo pay any rear. liable price for a cooking stove, if it only MMsesm. tbe merits of dxe, weight, convenience, durability, -couoiny, aud pt rfectiou of iuaua&H.tur. nieee qualities seem to ts possessed most fully iu tin- Kcoli mist--a new stove, perfected and hroueht out the ptivl aaaaaa, by A1ssck. Treadwelt, IVrry Jt Norlou.of Albany. We heard so utia-lt ot this stove, ami it looked so much like a stove intended tor iwe, tliat are roacladed to try tln-m, and the result of the experimont eonvitice us that the proprieter.-. in their ilet.-riuiuatiou to make tli..y . Voee ia lUe n-oi., have succeeded. We regard the Kcouolui-t as posr.essin all the merits aliove euauierated as the great stove or the day far in advaucr of anviliiiijr ever atl: uipu-d j u,,. ),.,,. ,,f stoves, aarlicl in all it- appointments, and true to il name iu durability and the use of Uv. Aaiong tbe many ciuveiiU-nces attached to it, may la mentioned a large oven, witti hooks armngcu, for sus-IK-Iitling meals vhile roasting. A copper water tank, holding fraaa 11 to S gallons warming closet, broiling buartli, ,1c, Ac. The broiling hearth is one of f ho most noticeable features of this remarkal.le tov . Tliere m-u-r has Is-en, to our knowli-dge, ataj l.roililig li vltne that was rally satisfactory in its operation. The proprietors of this stove l.aie boon cuaalae! lag a earlce of expuriincuts iiion broiling, eliciting iaase valuable facte, and resulting iu Ilie iiiieulaiu ot a gridiron adapted to this sb.vc wlii.-ii has Wiia secured by letters fiateut , and in vie- ol tin- most admirable things ol Ihe kind wcevel-saa - t.r..iug Without saKrtke, an. 1 U-epilig Ihe -.s-ils i-. a enasiaal ghw. We air always glad lo do justice I, li.e. aaiiii al ini roveinenls, and pei-iaJI sll. il as i oulriliulif so largely lo t tio general gissl, as ihe i.in' almve uicutiont-.l. Tlie Kcotiom ist , w hit h is cotuuiandiHgsiH.h a large sale, wilt be ti.iiud .mhj al M'ASl LtiN di STKI'HKNS'S. Main at., belwesm Water aud First, Kvansvilh., tn.l. man. -15 MM-M, H-MM.Msa 8. Jt -tiiLBKRT A CO. f foi tale by

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CIIAS. B. M r.ll AOS. Lfc-16 BKCKMAN. FIRM or BAITS afc BECKMAS NIKHAUS dt KEW STOVE AND TIN STORE. VJTJT OJ,M 8 W, JK eMJW H JS T M M WW dealers ami ManufactiirerH of Tin, -J'-opper, ami Sheei Iron Wares, No. , Water street, Iwtweeu .M;. in and Locust, Kvanwville, Iml. The un ilen nm! hnve constantly ou M i l a full atHttt.rimeHt of Stove of every variety ami iK1eri, ut lie- I.'w m prices, and K-tr Itutve iuform tin ir (rieii-U uud th utdir (caerKtly, that lliey have ilia lnrt. and neatt-t annortao'iir of Tin W;irv ever otVvi'.tl, and hare ronstautl on h;tud a toll assort -nient of IrajrUt t'ns, tcl,ft Tlmse pgmmtm wediin wrk in their line nre if -sif-tfiiily riejited to ffhe the'ii a call lefrnv nreii.iii eisewh-ere, an ny trolpt attention to tie ir t t,-!ii- and a thorough knowledij" ot flkrir trade, tli v htin tt icive gvueral sal i-lation. X1KHAVS A BECUMAX. COPPER AKD JOB WORK. SteuuPjoMt, JHstillery. and Brewery Wo k ; Swmi.i l'iueis t.i Fouutaioi1!. Pumtai, ami general Copp rsitiithiug aud'Shevt Iron Work, maUi: ami rejrairetl, Metal Utjofinir. (3nttering, Ac. ir.ri itrftxaerf Co ytrr perfect mtistactton, ut the iutrr-tt ureejt. UiMr7-4md 1800 H F B. IJV V TM JIIMS. - tail received and now os ning, au ele gant st.ck of g.Ksls suitatile for the Spring Trade : 90 cases fancy prints; 111 M .lenjins; 15 " bleached muslins; 2 ,c lawns; i. ' eballiis; It' " cottoui'.ites; 4 M aaaaa checks; 1( hale- shirlutg striss; ;Ui M shrsitiiig; And a great variety of notions of all kinds, all of which we are selling Ik-Iuw Cincinnati prices, as we are iletermiiie.l to draw the good trade to Kvansvilk. I.'oaie and examine for vi'ilrsetves ul atarS .1. II. PiI Ai.IIKK a CO.'S, First 8t. a a i.n t lifts Jjym J a it -j; i. h .-- WW We a:e sellllie Watclie-, Jeweliy, ifc, at cxtraordinai) l.ew prices, preparatorv to laving ill a new stock. UlTTItOLKF BttUM., marlii 48 Kala -inet. WW to attenil a irs-crv and drive an expr.-.s wagon. Must know how to write a fair hsnd, ami come well r.-coiniiu-iided. Apply at So. 1:;-. I'owy Itl.- k, Main stioct. in rH'.-ll' gw mm o 1.. t ii ft i.K.iTnft.u JsaV- Store of Thomas Ki-rth has tn-i-u reiave.i Hum No. 7 ( Fleniiug's ..11 -fi.n.li, to 7.' Main ?t., aptaatlte i asiiiiiL,.ou Hole , Wmete U keeps a lull supply ..( LKA I'll Kit AM FINIHNtiS. He keepa on h.-tnil every variety and sells cheap tor casii. Pun. ii IifisNCg, Fleming'., old taheaiaa, is with me, and will Is ou liaiel to wait ou our old trieii'U uud all the uwm c-iisiomvl-i who may call pat us. Ill will .lo justice to all mai - -1 nut I'llOM AS KKll'l II. SB ii i; i: i. i .v it .v .i mi. s. w p.si kegs aaaurtad si.es, j..st received and ft ll l: K P.SI kegs for sale by marl ran ' ftCHAS. McJOHXSToN, tBuee 'a Hl-ick, Main street. T J U T I f I. Ii S In great variety, at the lowest price, at the New Urug Store of leb.!T N. S. THOMPSON. Statomont or TUB wmM ur thi: Harlfonl Fire tiliifauwc (o., M A 1K 'ft TJBK Off TIIK STATE OF INDIANA, .lAM'AHV 1, m Tin- liHtut' of Ijiii Ciaian' in tin- H.iiIIdiiI Kim: lOWOraBCt t '"'ti p.iu v , atul in UmiIi-I at tltrlItiril, uiiiii" tit ul . CA1MTAL. WL The apatatW ot Capital ).., h is (.vui.txm no UL The amount of Capilal Slock paid up Mm ism no !Jh. Cash ou hand an. I iu H'k.J.LS,:i.;.s 1 I I'ash :l. hands ol ae..uls, or ill course oi traii.ntissioii tltjWM Mj Cah loaned on call .to.issi I I ltljtwl oil Bills receivable, si cured by personal ami collateral security IkVSSS &!' heal state piilpc am ttiariiil. building and l.t 10 Pearl street, ilar.ford Ui.nno 00 croea AMI BONUS AS TOLIlWA, vi : PAI1 VAL. a .Ml shares Hart ford lit stock l,ll toOshar'. Phuxali lt'k ataek 4n,ii l( shares Ct. Kiv. li'k'g On. stk ... :, . 300 shares Exrhang - Hank stock.. lu.iaSi M9 shares Dank of Hartlord Co. bank stuck 7,aH) SPM share Charter iak H'k atoofc. -.Il.tssi ;:Ji shares Farm.-rs J- Mechanics' bank slock 2.',1SJ0 1'si shares M.-iuanlile B k Slock.. lu,000 Y..JL sban-s Merchants' A Msiiutiu:Inrers Hank slock TIB tliailt fliaa Ti'ksti k :!l,.rs) Is I shares City Hank slock lS.'ssi 'KT VI 1.. Jos,!' 6 kijoq ; 6,;slll I 10.IMHI , CuiatN . mjmt ! i;..imi.i IsVXM j 34,090 . JA.IHb I isi shar-s Amern-an r.x-liange II ink stock, ft. V .10 .-.ii,..-,, 'Jno shares Hank ul Commerce b'k stock, N. V.... aO.IKiO 1H.8IS) ;iisi shares liuporlurs' a- Trailers' Bank ttock, 'J. Y ail,MHi .t;t,i;no :ttai scares Hank of America bank sto.-k, N. V .Ill.tlOO KljUO Mil shares Matthattan Co. Utnk stock lo.ooil ll.u.si gisi-hares Merchants' lik s'k, N.Y. I6.im la.sjft -ziMiahar- - fahia lt'k stis-k, N. v. lo,ooii io,um '.;oo shares Ocean B'k stock, N. Y. lo.nuu ,tf loflehares Bank ot N America Itk stock, N Y ltl.ttiO lo,7iHi .100 shar.-s MetriMditau b'k atacpt, N Y' SO.ftOO kVCO0 loo shares Hlacksione li'k stock, Boston 10.1K10 10,0 ,0 lOi' shares Bank ot t'ouimerce st'k, Boston 10, INS) UIMM loo shares Granite bk stis-k, Boston Io.ikiii lo.:, .0 10 shares Suffolk lt'k stock, It-.s-tou l,tKi ijwi loo stiares Hide and lieather lt'k, Boston ln.Onfi lli.a-s) loo shares Welaitcr b'k si.s k, Boafon 1(1.000 lo,7.'.0 li0 sliares National U'k stock, Bostot M 10,000 10,400 1 100 shares Atlantic B'k steak, Boston... lo,(xio tUjMM 100 shares Safety Fund B'k stock liostoii 10,000 lo.-oo ltKI shurs Boylstou Bank ftwek Boston M0U U,!Si0 ! Its i shares ltever Biuik stock, Boston lo.tssi WJOO 200 shares U'k of the .-tit- ot 31 is. souri stock KyWO wiJMM 200 sliares Merchants' li'k stock St. Louis 'o,00n 20,lno 120 shares Connecticut fiiver Ouaapany stock 12,oini ::,oo0 SO shares Connecticut Itiver il. 11. Company 2,(Hlo l.ioo loo shares Hart foul a; N llaveu K It Co stock 10,000 12, 450 20 Tennessee Stale iiolids, li er cents, payable 1S'J2 20,01X1 18,101) 2 Ohio State liouds, 1 per cents, payable MM 10,000 10,12.". 90 Michigan State lids, ii l cent payable lHIsi 20,utMl ZO.UOO 10 Missouri State Stock, li per reut, payable tu,0ta ,,oo 2i Hartford City bonds, 0 puc cts, payatile 1870 ;"," lpt,utl 20 shares State Hank Wisconsin stcck, Milw.niXee.... 2,1 lit 5;-S(,.sist T"ta! iMWrfl aa $'. LI All I LIT I KS. atli. ZSu liabiliti.'d to Iwukti, or utlii.-r, due. titb. No it.-- - atljutfl j)iI -flii'. Inn -i in t 7ttl. Lf-flf" ' 1 1 lie I 11 fi.nij N-I. . 1 Mb. or ujn-t- t nu ma tut. .. .'! i SHk. !- in 't-' .- Haitiiiif furtlwr rMir, in-cIu-JimI ill l.t-l Hniut-r above loth. All "fli- i cbtioiH aniiiHt tbe co my -ay, (tUvidethi imoaiil) Total auioniit of liahilitii-s - K lltll. Tllla nAfl of I in- i iUip.tlty irt Uot to t-Xff(J vUMM) iu any ouu rbtlc Miibitvt to kaM by a gttigfiB tir. I .'.tii. Tbt auioiibt iiiHiirt.-il in a city or iliau )- jH-ii-i- i - 1 1 itM iy.r n.-rtilj tlic 1 v. i m -ble i ik - i" I-- Ii.'mI, nubjuct t the I.i.-l rule alovu uauit-d. Litb. Tiih annul nt biwmd iu any mtm block of haHif ileiM iiiJa iimhi its si4' anil rourt ruction, rtiilijt-t t to tbe rule aimrw referred to. 14th. A uertilied copy of tbe Act ot iittororalion accotnpauie this stateuieiit. TIMOi'ilV It ALLVN, StHi'y. STATK OK (JoNNKtTU.'ijr, iiartfunl i .anity, January tU, lB. Frrsonally apariul T. C Allyn, S cr-t:4ry ot I be Hartford k'ire 1 Utfiiraiice i oaipaiiy, aint nmtte ojttt b.tl the forejroiii Ktateiuent, by itiui mu)ici ibt-.l, i;-. a true, full uud etrreet Htaletiicnt of tb- a0jin ul Ft titt t'tuHjiaDy, and exhibit, wo far - can ba :i- 'ari.'.in -! at tbii date, lln actual coo.litioii OD tbe lat day of Jaiiiiarv, IttOtt. ltetore me, QWh. L til L M AN, ( JlttMaflM tf the Pea e. Alien C. IIaII.m k it the duly uulhoriae-i Aeiil for this city, by erlitiate of aurin'1 il from ti.n Auditor ol State, iii.-.i in the (ouulv I'lerh'.i ottee. Apiilicatioitd lor hMtiafSMMto on luerobaiidi-ti.-, stole bon-yed, dwellings mimJ tnteui, m ill ba ut tended ' to, uiiil polo i;h i 1 1. 1 ut i -t -ii 1 1 ' -' i itM.I.N 1'. HALLOCK, A ... i Marbtu Hall Building, Ho. 'J Main street, JtsTatis- j ville, Ind. jax.'23tap28

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. STEWART'S 830

,-M i. w.i i 's o.y ifj.yrn, j ljkuk WM. hit of these truly and Jiuttlycele-irated, newly and greatly improved summer and w-'nter Cooking Stoves, of the unrivaled Stewart's Txtelit, and at the only iigei cy in this city. Titoi. Srimtlmi, No. 29 Main street, between First and Second. The fiist premium was awarded to Hi la Stove aa I the best coal or wood cooking atove t the Soiilhwestern Indiana District Fair, held at this place. No stove ever devised combines as dnmeroiis or important scientific principles as this of Stewart's. It broils, boils, bakes and roasts at the. same mo- . in. at. without one dish imparting flavor to another, ' or producing that saireness of taste iu meats and I gravies, which, to the deliutt and fastidious uf taste, makes so iiisuperablu au bbjcclioii to every other cooking stove now iu use. With one-fourth ! of the fuel employed iu the best of stoves now iu use. this must perfect and cnmplola cooking apparatus perioiios. simultaneously and more perfectly . than hi- ev-r tit. re been accomplished, every thing required in ihe Wst proihled families, so far as 1 c.K.kiug is LiMiuni wild. lun, us, it is la-rne in minil that the most delicate females ran visit the ! kitchen win-., tbe Stewart Slow is rnl.v einplo.v.'d, mi! I tin tire is at its height, wttfcul the smallest uiipleasautnuss from the i i.angc of tempi tature, so little is tbe beat fn.m il linuscd externally, au hatotaHMuil i- pn-seated far its uniaataal natpiey. in. nt ueei hetri Tnfire presented in Mt) other stove. That, ihsbVl. is .'in of It" principal aitr.n-tioiis, as well a its f Wltii t eoinl.-i, how Ii at is .... .conoatfaad -ii 1 -lit:!--- ! within tin- stove iisdt. and so little .ercepliid e..-ai-s into fin k itcheu, a plaoe whan, with atli of tin- it.v .i" in ase. elaar than Slew:! in WSH Ml w : 1 t is sc ircely i-os-inle lor any ..lie. i more p.u'.i i:l. 1 1 , lo br-at ha wtth II. Collltol f. For -J" years Mr. St "art hi is been employed in is-rlci ting this stove, and slnVe last February, lie hnsohtaine.l ihree m-w pat. tits for improvements, which, in hi- nfiial ami the . -union of all ah.. have exallii led it, liiad.i it pi rfu l. t ilhiu loar vears lifeuttt tlu.nimml .l Ihem liave Uon anfd, un.l-i a full guarantee, and not one has n n tuewed. These n-mai k itile results have mlsilteii',l a bust of store iiuniil.ii urn rs to IwHrt tl Siewai t mmra. but. save iu exterior app iiraniv, which the old patents (having expiu ,1) enables them to gin, they in. iu. -re r,-se:iil..eSte.i irt'- than chalk dawsebeeae. Theie imitations nr.. known bv various nanus, bill rh.v are alt deli. ieiii in various particulars, bach as the air tight boxes, by which full control iikopl over lb- lire, bad "d I'u- heai. Ii a draft asmpei, ingeiiiouslv ceutrlved, which also admils a runslant current of col l air on il hie of the hi. box, which again become. In u'.-.t ail , slid, i ong iulothe oieu, is made available for cooking Ul -paaeal The agi'iit and subscrilair is receiving Ihe Ik-sI Imitation of til" Stewart StuVe, called " Prhle of th- West," which be will be happy lo disfMis of 1 at tw o-third, of the pi lee of Ihe geuuiu- Stewart's. It is possible, of conrse, to , , ..I, with it, tint It , k, MM no resemblance lo Stewart's. The "Stewart" Is snld bv the agent, under a lull guarantee to perl tm as r mended, and if, withiu lliiee mouths from p .r.'lia.iug, any fault is t. ilinl 1 Willi them, tii will bike tln-m back and return! the money. Hons, keepers will i--.ii iu miad. Iben, thai the genuine Stew art Sli.Ve, bought at Ihe only agciiC-s In re,. will, with hull Hie labor and omuurth lite fuel, do more uud bettor cooking Ibau au other store vree eaawtnactaa. THUS SCAN ! LIN, No. M Main street. Sole agent lor the sal of the Stewart Siovn in Atmipern Indiana ami Kentucky. J illU KftTT.IS. .1 t llOlfK LOT L just received al JAS. L. Sl'A LIHNG'a, IAD 17 Cor. Main and First. hfMUNO Joliii XI TJIADE. . Uotors, Wbolcsui. Manufacturer ot Gentlemen's, Ladies', Misses', aud Children's SHUTS. SOKS, AND UPPERS, r.uli.le Buildings, No. Ki West Fourth street, Cincinnati, M VflTftS TIIK fTTKJrtOJ Oft B 1l.s1h.r4 to the tact that he is now maoufacturii g, and kis-jis constantly on hand a large slock of the newest aud choicest stvloa of goods adapted to the rc'tuiicmcut of pattfttfitT trade ; the Inducemeiits he oflera are Gooli GOOliS AT LOW I'KICKS. Having Uuu ei gaged iu manufacturing first class goods for over twenty yeara, he now claims lo have facilities for manufacturing first class if nod. as cheap, if not cheaper, than Kasteru man ularl urea M lee is coiithlcut of his ability to otV.-r exlra iinl'.ie.-aieiils biclso buyers. Ilia uiotto 1. a fall li.-l.i au.l in. favors. ' 'all au.l examine bisgoads, and yon will lie sure lo buy. Mi- Orders pr..iupth Rttcuded to. t. hl ,.;iiii.l I ft r.'j iinifts. - Lard aud Uiiller Tryers, Sugar do Guagiiig Itods, Wantage do i aril In ks, fiarih ii Tools iu setts for Isdles and children, t.'KO. 8. SONNtAG, Main streid slow Hrauch Bank, I Sign -if the ClreuUr Saw. apr.l MM OJS-JVMSTS, M9 - Lou.. A l.urg, st oo r ei, .i.y-n hi naud vary cheap lot of the latest My nt .me verv beautiful ones, just opem-d SCH AI'KKU A BUSSING'S, Succwsors to S. Kinblch d Co., 4.i Main stretd. apro MUST HKI'fttl'ftl J .-ftW SUfJF ply of DOLC8 PATKMT SAW Gl'MMING MACHINE. We ti.ke pleasure iu calling the attention of all those using Sav i of any kiad to this Cummer, as b lag the I .est u.w in use for cheapness durability, aud ctiiciency ; havlug lieeu successf.dly used iu almost evr State iu the Union, and the demand steadily iuc leasiug, warrants us in reeoui mending it ta all im.ous needttig a SAW QUtlmKU MACHINK. "These Guaiiiiers am mtnuhutBred for us of the best material, and every care l iken In the workmanship to furii'sh u i him that cauuut I d lo gin- satisfaction. GKo.S SONNTAG A CO.. Jobbers and Importers of Hardware, Ac, Ac, aprJ Maiu st., Kvansville, lud. HVE O 9L Xj . af. F UUT4iiiVS'JY'm iWJVTMBT, Xum'utX remove f-om t.i-; obi rooOM, Maiu Stri i-t, -tfiMrite th Court IIoii-o, to tb Csfirtier of IVIaiii and SiM.ouiJ ttt., over Tbompiton Drugstore, mul bavntjc ktwaaaod bis farllitUn for doiu all ktiHbi uf iVuta' work, b.- ia now prepared tu supply tka ilfitiaud. Av in ntll I making tbiMM Uuiutiful Gidd pint j with Gum tevth, wblcb ara pn l.-rri' i by mo many, an ! wlii-jb, for ntrefi?tb 6nd purity , i u -- not Le ituriHiHttetl. AIho, tha new atylen of woi k, th outiiiuouri Ouiu, which in very liPAiitlfal ; the nmbr, whh'.h is superior to vifb-fviiitst ; al, chooplat -ti.mmd hiUi r platen. He ban '-. mlnf for 2 years, lite electric ; . " - for . ; r . t i in.- teeth without tain, an 1 in tbe tnajiu'ity of fraaes. with entire ameewa, as Intasln iti f persons will testify. Parents ma iusiiii-beali h nud '.- .tnt. to their children by ha inu thoe dint rte(iu; irivHlartttWa uf the teeth corrected b IIih l.-utist. Tbe most vxtreinelj Ir-rt-jiiilar !etb ftiu i-orn fed. Tbs prices of Dentistry havt Issen in the last fow yeftrs su very reaHsinablc that all may juw enjoy the lauelits of tha Krieiic. lir. K. lUlfrHINSON, Ikentist. Tor. Main uud Second sts., Kvansvillo, Ind. mart-.oti Jf M i-J S 1 - h 'sf. It s MMST1t.8t jm4V Bllfi and Guns iu frri-at variety and 2" p i cut. cheapi-r than Is-fcuv ottered in this market. We call attutioti m following kinds ou haisj Sh'trist; K.'iN-at'is, IP'ttdverM, 4 Itarnd.-d Pistols, Colts' old and u- Tatent, : iurb, 4 inch, and ,r. ioeb barrel Ilevolvwrs, aas'.u twl with Ivory and ICost-uosnl bandries, Wariiel M l'i'ilolrt, SuulhtV, Weausi liafols, aretcar,a do Alb -m'J viable barrel, Ttft fiirtfJ Pistols, as iwoted Ivory ami Usf-A.MJ handtea, 't ywlmlsii 1'ihtoi-, Allen's t'ai triile-t, 1 Henry's KiHiw, .Mints' ; it as from $1 Ui $3ti, m Mod ft Its, ltol Iflaks. -n eoni.iat-nis. Kor sale al ;Ko S. aSu'.NTAJ CO.i II mtuure Iuab is, Main Uet, Sijm of tlie Circular Saw. apr ! a.v .nT-r.jfvi. - M mi ill s and .'-ii.--, Silh, Crapa op-iif at NCHAI KEIif BLsSSlNG'S, huc.eeooia to 8. Euibicb Jt Co., 1 Main street. Silt, and ti . and Stella Shawta aptU