Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 207, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 7 May 1860 — Page 2

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MONDAY MORNING... MAY 7 Opposition State Ticket. FOR GOVERXOH, HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery. FOB LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne. FOR SECRITARY OF STATE, WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph. FOR TREASURER OF STATE, JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke. FOR AUDITOR OF STATE, ALBERT LANGE, ct Vigo. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, JAMES O. JONES, of Vanderburgh. FOB BXPOBTEB OF SUPREME COURT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion. FOB CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam. Chicago Convention An Immense Building. The Chicagoans are as wide awake a get of people as live. They have obtained a world-wide renown for liberality and enterprise, which is well deserved. To accommode the National Opposition Convention, they have erected a large Hall a " Wigwam " they term it and are fitting it up in elegant style for the accommodation of the Convention. We take the following description of this hnge building from the Democrat of that city. There are plenty of large halls in the city, bat so enthusiastic are the Republicans in the common cause of opposition to Bogus Democracy, that nothing short of this immense edifice meets their enlarged views: The Wigwam is 130 feet long, and 90 wide. It has a front of 180 feet on Market street, of 90 feet on Lake street, and the same on the alley. The Convention will occupy a stage, extending along the eastern side of the Hall, and furnished with comfortable chairs and tables. At each end of the stage is a spacious and well furnished committee room, with a door leading to the stage, and another to the street. The delegates can enter through these rooms, without having to pass through the urnlence part of the Wigwam. The space in front of the stage, (which is elevated about three feet from the ground floor,) and extending backward some six feet, is for the reporters, who will also be furnished with chairs and tables. Immediately behind the reporters, the steps for the audience Iwpin to rise, and extend backward to the Market street front. Above them ii the ladies' gallery, reaching around the Hue siiles of the Wigwam, and seated. This gallery is supported by seventy strong pillars, ami is very strong and perfectly safe. There are four stairways leading up to this gallery. The Hall is lighted by five sky-lights, and twenty-five windows. It is entered by nine doors, the three principal entrances being on Market street, three on Lake street, and three on the alley. The interior of the W igwam will le nicely finished, and appropriately decorated with pictures, flags, etc. The exterior is painted, and from the towers at each coi ner the American flag will wave in the free air of the great Republican city of the Northwest. Twelve thousand persons cm be accomodated in the Wigwam. The Building Committee call upon the Republican ladies to meet at" the Wig ma" to assist in decorating the Hall. Everything will be done on a liberal scale at Chicago, in connection with the Convention. This paper will have a reporter there to noto down the proceedings, tor the benefit of our subscribers. Besides, we shall get full telegraphic reports, which will be laid promptly before our readers. Letter of the Hon. Edward Bates of Mlsiourl. "St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 6, 1848. "Geo. H. Stonb, esq. Dear Sir : On my return home, after an absence of some time, 1 received your letter upon the subject of the Buffalo Convention. " For nearly twenty years, I have been wholly retired from public life, aspiring to no public honors, asking uo public office, and taking no part in public affairs, except such part as every private niau must take who feel a lively interest in the good or ill government of the country And hence my opinions have not, and are not entitled to have, any weight or influence in giving form and direction to public sentiment beyond the narrow circle in which I habitually move. " But your letter, bearing aa it does the impress of respectability and frankness, is entitled to ray respectful consideration, and in courtesy I feel bonnd to give it a fair and f-ank answer. "You ask, has Congress powtr so to legislate for the Territories as to prevent the introduction of Slavery where it does not already exist? " Second: Supposing the power in Con-Mres.-is it politic and right to exercise it ? " Third: Should the Convention see tit to use my name in connection with the Vice-Presidency, would I object? " Before answering these ijuestions, bear with ra in a few remarks. 1 w as born in Virginia, and have always lived in a slaveholding State. And thus it may le lair f.)r a Northern man to suppose that all my prejudices of mind and feeling, arising from habit and association, woidd lead me to favor the extension of the area of .Slavery. a " On the other hand. I have some advantage in regard to these that are not common to all men not to all sections of the country. First, a personal advantage. Ambitious politicians, in eager pursuit of ottieial honors, are sometimes deterred from the expression of opinions by the questionable policy of trying to retain their popularity and influence bi swimming w ith the c urrent, however muddy it may be, and to whateverulf it may flow. I am free from all such fears, and am unrestrained in the expression of any opinion honestly formed by any reason of ambitious or interested policy. Not that I aasasne to 1 any better than others, but that 1 am tie,from any temptation to concealment ; 1 have no influence to lose ; 1 n ek no of!i e ; I ask for nothing that the People or their rulers can give. This hot and bitter contest between the North and South, Missouri, from her geographical position, ran be an impartial judge of. This country ione and indivisible. God has joined them together, and cemented them a they are by the arts and interest-; of c om men o and locomotion. It is past the power of eilin. party to put them asunder. We may bicker for a tkM about Minorquestions; but, lor all that, nc.-nl.i-r partj will consent to a divorce tor these dome-ti.-jars. We will stick together, and raise up

a united family, the stoutest the Wrrltl ever nw. "8ttt to your questions: "In answer to the first, I say inost certainly I have not a shadow of a doubt that the power exists. "Those that denv this power of Congress put their denial upon the eiouud that slaves are property, and therefore they claim that the owners have a right to take them wheretver they go. "Admit that they are property by the laws of certain Slates wherein tbey are found, it does not follow that a man may take his property with him wherever nt has a right to go. A planter cannot take his field bands to dine with him at the table d'hote of the Charleston Hotel. He cannot use bis own so as to annoy other people. And a Missouri trader cannot take his barrel of alcohol cross our Western line ; if he does, the ac t of Congress of 1834 subjects the offender to heavy penalties. And surely the owner has a more absolute right in and over the alcohol than the negro. He may destroy the one without offense ; but if be wantonly destroys the other he must atone lor the crime with hi3 life or liberty. "Second: Supposing the power iu Congress, is it right or politic to exercise it ? " This is a question of expediency. If before the late Mexican treaty, my single vote could have settled the question, I would have put upon the Statute Book a positive prohibition of Slavery in all Territory thereafter acquired. Believing it to be a calamity and a curxe, and therefore to preot'nt the increase of the evil, I would gladly see a law oj Congress, if possible irrepta-luLle, forbidding Slavery in all Territory hereafter to be acquired. "Thirdly: Would 1 object to my name being used before the Buffalo Convention in connection with the Vice-Presidency ? Certainly I should have objected, and for

many reasons. I have no aspirations nor claims to that high office. I am a Whig, perhaps a little old-faihioned in my doctrine, and obstinate in the support of it. Holding the political opinions that I do, I must deprecate alike the elec tion of Van Bureu or Cass. In my view, it would be plain dishonesty to accept a nomination from a party whose foremost men and measures I should lie boiiud to oppose. In my opinion, the Whigs ol the North, South, and West, w ill never cease their efforts to get back the power which of late yeai-3 has been assumed by so-called Democratic Presidents, and restore the government of the country to the two houses of Congress. " These, Sir, are my views, fairly and distinctly expressed. They are sent to yon tiecause you ask for them, nnd not because 1 suppose any value can be attached to the sentiments of an obscure frontier-man, who i neither expects nor desires hi c Other than a private mums. " Very Respectfully, " Vour obedient Ml cant, " EDWARD BATIK." NEW ADVERTISEMENT. XX Z 3VC JE3 INSURANCE COMPANY OF NLW YORK, 0FFICE,J12 & 114 BROADWAY. Cash Capital, $1,000,000 Asset, 1st Jan. I sou, l,ilg,3M4l sUlHs complied with tin" law of I icliana, by tiling in IIib Mate Auditor's oBice aStatuawti'al iis Condition the lirst of January, MM, .tint receiving certificates of authority to transact Insurant" busi nes.s in the State, Allen 0. IJalloi-k is tint iltily uiillioii.cd MMst for thisCity, having : !. .1 liisaiilhority iu the County Clerk's aaaea lii.- Home lusiiruucc Company insures ligaiust 1. v- --I- ii . v by Fire and the dangers el Inland Navigation and IMMHThliMIt on t i ins as lavorabie an the nature of the risks and the real security ol the Insured and of the Company will warrant. I. - equitably adjusted and promptly paid. CHARLKs .1. JilAUTIN, Praeldetit. A. . W1LMAKTH, Vlce-Plcsi.h.iit. J. Miti 'N Smith, Secretary. John aloGtue, Ass't Sec'ry. ntuicoToits. Wm. O. Lambert, Firm of A. A A. twrwai Co. I Geore C. Collin, Firm of Sherman, Colin. t Co. J Panford N. ISaiuoy, Firm of Welti, Fai.ro Co. Liu ksj Huahlua. Prcs't Ntfcariera' a Trader-' Bank. Thomas M r. firm of T. U. Maiattllpyi . Wm. U. Milieu, Firm of CUUin, M.-llmi J- Co. Charles J. Martin, President. A. V. Wilutarth, Vicc-Preiidcnt. Otsaa. H. Hatch, Firm of C. B. Hatch ,1 Co R. Watson Hull, Firm of HuskeM, M, .: Ii 1. ... HI. H- i.i i Morgan, Levi P. Steak, Firat of Stouc, Starr A Co J Uiiinpliior, Late of the firm of Hn-'.cy, ffsMsr hrey J- llulhr. George Pierce, Finn of George Pearcc C . Ward A. Work, Firm ol W. A. Umk it- Son .las. Low, Firm of J. Low X Ottu. Li uisville. i. H. Frotbinghaui, Late of the firm of I Ii. Frothinghani a i o. Charles A. llnlkoy, Firm of Be: I , it Co. Cephas tl. Norton, Firm of Nortou Jewell. Hoe Lock wood, Firm of K. LiKikwood Jk Sou. Theodore MeNamee, Late of the Arm of liuwen, McNainee a Co. Richard Bbjaiov, Firm of Hoan, Kinjr & Co., of St. Louis. Geo. I. Morgan, Firm of F. P. Morgih 4 Co. Oliver K. Wood, Firm ot M illard, Wood Co A S. Barnes, Firm of A.Sj it ..... Hsrr. George Bliss, Firm of Phelps, Mina it C, A. T. Pwight. Firm of Trowhrwii', UwigUl i C. . Curtif Noide, Lau of ttie tit ni of Obaait 4 KoMe. I, . P. Morton, Firm of Uorton, Ciiunel X C, .1. B. Hutchinson, Fu iuof.t. C. lloue.t Co , BoUoa C1i.lj. P. Bnldwie, Firm of Bablw in, Stai r A John cl. Nelson, Firm of Kebon A- Co II. A. Hurt but, I- ii n o! Swift, Hnrllul' . Co. Jesse Hoy t. Firm of Jesse H ,yi ,v Co. Wm. Milium, Finn ol Nui-is, Miaw if- On. John K. Fold, Firm ui Ford Kul U r c o Sidney Ma.--oii. lah of Arm ot U.tson ,t rhuinnsoe. Geo. T, St.-dm.iii, Finn of Stedman, Cai I ale X Miuk of Ciucinuat i. Cjtlw Yale, Jr., Finn of ('yriis Vale, Jr., A c., of M'W Orleans. Wm it. Jfoe.li.-k, Firm ol " Wm. Back. Fuedirk. 'avid 1. Boy. I, Firm ol Boyd Biotiivis A Co., .1 Albany, N. V. F. II. Cos-it, Firm of Cossitl, Hill X Tain, ol. . f MellldliH. tn-WIH Bobeits, Film ol I,. . i A fcN 8. B. Caldaell, Firm of Blvwer Cil.l. II. Application! made to A C II.VLMM'K A:-tN, As t-, M ul l.- II ill Bnildinr. Main ttieet, nnoo-Jiu KtansMile. I id. it r- it l tt n t n l . 1 !( ,U,sJ at. I..-. Cotton M - .i.l Half il.xle, jul IV Sc'IIAPKKK .1 P.FSSIN,:' No. 4U Main si, .ft it it t li. I i..fis. si. it .mtua l ihoee niie Drebaad Hull Chalks receivrsl scii.M'k Ki: ,t- BMSMNA'H, No. 1.1 Main .-livet. .,i mac MJ A lurge Lot ,-t I. awns, in -amJn-s. Bcmgis. CJinhains, Priubs, and a host of Jin-v Cod-, le-,-iivid at SI IIAI'KKII .S IU SSI SITS, mayo No. 4l.i Main street, jra r.s . rr.f tiik r.i urS-i ic MM .-hip lt.-tei,,t..r,- exisini brtweeu tl.,- sNtsss i Uers Madrv the Ire ol F. sharjM- .1- C,,., is ti-.-..:v. d by miilnal consent. All butHOoss of said tirtu will is- settled i,y Fred. Sharp, vhu will ooaMnue tb.haeiaaN at the did staud. FiiFO. SIIAIii'i:, J. J. WlllTTAkKB. May 4, lNtitt--mayo :twHaTniJ it.i i-ii .n.i VKttia i. ." lull supply of Chemicals and Cases, ju.-t . rived, foi sale at WM. II. P. STOIlllA K l, aela 17 Main street .1 '... too m x Jt t jr w m etdira, ail daaa, from 1J'., Ui I s-'tilb. ' H. K. til LBKKT .1 t it. api 1 '""" itjtiKT,: W lubblsof No. I Hiehfed I'oik, lOull Bsi euck uf llajns, Mbuuklers, aad Side For sale at T. lt:iiN ! S, '....v tl,-k mm. vmmtiTst mmjj-. -h from the H ills, at KBSKlJiK, Cl KM. lv ,v 009 , 47 Main street. mil i' I'M-: ii i i-:i:i:. .1 inu nerkar sitit lefor teeiliur raltio mvtm v ( - u.-w s-oltaiiiiu-tlo-r-altie 1. 1 ., e had I ry it , at I H apis? t i s the autruMeai id Bn lot,- HWU II Let all Iu - k t N F I I; Mi K A i n s Cir Fejuil Gm i-i y , if Mao, stilMrt

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

,,orti n to VOJTHJ r to mm Council Clronoei-. Atrtl il . ISCiO. TheOi.inmnn Coimci! of the Oitf of Kauville will receive i s;alert proiswals until the i.tli day of May, lsiio, for grading the alley rnuning through Block number thirty-three (No33), in Stockwell's Enlargement ot tmM c'liy ; said alley extending from Vine ; to Division street, and situated betvrMk Fifth aod , Sixth Htre.Ms. 1 he same to be hi fed to siKh , tade I H may be indicated by the Citv Surveyor. P. BL' l.i.:. Clerk. City Cb-rk's Office, Mav .!, 1800 -utayi M9TftJte' TO HI Ti HUMS WW Market Gardeners. Tin- regetnblfc elands and six butchers' stindi in thi l'pK-r Market, w ill ! b leat-l by public outcry at paid M'arker, on the. ' mornine of Saturday. May Ijth, IStn,at 74oclaBh. i ! The term ol' this lea-- to Is- three months, vi?.r from May 1st to Anpust 1st, 1S0D. n HI KK F, f I. rk Clerk's Ofti.-e, May 3d, 18.si--ni.aj4 g t H f O U.i T tn f Older for PUut Side Walk JmO T i C 0 . Council f.Tiamber, April :ju, lSnO. And now it is hereby ordered aurt : directed, by the Common Council of the City of j KviiORviUf , that tlie owners of all Lots and parts of Lots troL tiii on or adjoining: the North-Fast side of Fifth street, between Vine and Division streets, in said City, cause their able-walks to be hroopht to the proper City grade, and that they cause a Side Walk, Class No. 2, to belaid down theieou, within thirty days from the publication of this Order ; and iu default thereof, i he Common Council will proceed to have said work done, and the costs and expenses thereof will be assessed to and collected by sale of said Lots, or so mnch of said Lota as will satisfy said axpaaata and costs. P. Bl" RK F, (Tk. City Clerk's Office, May 2, ISP. g t " O M .if T M O V -V T I i- Ji. - W-S Order for Plank Side Walk. Council chamber, April 30, 1. And uow it is hereby ordered and directed, by the Common Council of the City of Kvansville, that th.i owners of all Lots and parts of Lots fronting on or adjoining t he Northwest side of Vine street, tetween Filth and Sixth streets in said City, cause their side-walks to bo brenht to the proper City rade, and that thoy cans.; a side-walk. Class No. 2, to Is- laid down thereon, within thirty .lays from the publication rff this order; and in default thereof, the Common Council will proceed to have said v.'ork done, and the cost and ex petif-c-s thereof will be assessed to and Mttactad bj sale of said Lots, or so much of said Lots as will satisfy said expens -s and costs. P. BCRh F, Clerk. City Clerk's Olfice, May SLUMP. CIO H O i ' Order tor PI ,-0 T I I MC. lank Side-Walk. Council CuauilHr, Api i: ::i, Ibui. And now it is In r. by ordered. aad dini ted, by the .', liiu.ou Council of the City of Kraaaviite, that tin- , uers of all Lot-, and parts of Lots fronting on or adioiniu;' the Soitth-Kast si.le of Dicisioii stiW, betwesa Fifthaud Sixth streets, in said City, cause tin ir side-walks lo ba hMslght to the proper City grade, and that llo-i lauseasidewalk, Clus No. , to Is- laid down thereon, within thirty days from I be publication of tins lin'er; and iu detail!! thereof, the Common Count-it will procurd to h ue said work dotte, and the coats and expenses tie r. ., I w ill be assessed to and collected by sale of said I. ..Is, or so much of said Lots us w ill satisfy V.-.id i- niK'ii and costs. P Id'l.'K B, Clerk. (Mly Clerk's Ofth e, May l, JKtlfl - inay.'! 3VSCa d. Xog,s. COMMON CUONCIL I II AM ItlCI!, r.vANsc ii i.i-:. April L'tst, 1mc j T MS OHMIMiHMiMI MS f TIM Mi I it. IVilton lai.iHcil, that all Hogs owned, kept or harbored wilhiu the I ily, be MSCMfaJjr conlined on the premises of the owner, so that no such Do can run at luroe wilhiu Ihe City. And all persons are hereby warned not to hrisjf sny Dttg into the Cily. This order lo l o iu force tor thirty tiny., mr l.-ss soou.-r reariu ted by the Ctpuacll. inayj-lw.l W. It K KK. Mayor llartfortl V'ur mmiuv C., jr,M.'t .fit l l.f, ihsu. ASSkTS. Cash on ban I and in Bunk, -'is,:i:is.ll Cash in hands ol Agents, and in course of transmission, ttjfjsjfl s;i Cash Uacned on call 9tljQUDAHI ' (131 Bills receivable for loans, ntnply serai rd lieal Estate, IlllillcUllltieted, (clsIi vul.) 2 U HI Shares Bank SU-k iu II. u II., id, Market Value BWb Shares Bank Mock ia New -York, Mark.-t Value '.ii;n Shares Bank Stock in loton, Market Value Ml Shales Bank d k in St. Louis, Market Value Jin Sliaii Baa Waefc, Bail Ptrl. ail other Stock, Market Value Itarlford City Bonds, ii per cent., Star ki t Value State Mocks, (Tcunosee, Ohio, Mi' h lean, Mhsainrl.) per cent., Market Value 'JO Shales Stale Bank V iseon-m. Market Value ,2ti ra lh.MUjM 2M),:i 2'lO,,i."..lMI Iii7,-'-.,iii Mijastxoo AtSJfjU8.4IO &tt,r,25.0t J.I4K.ISI Total Assets ttKkVTai.M Tctal Liabilitk'S M tlJiS ItmCktW A L'llITi lit OF STATK, INDIANA, I I n.llHiiapolis. Fell. 19, lsii ( To thk Pr.ii i.K or Imh.k : -1 h. Hal I lord Eire i iiijdied t lib I he law OWce a Stale.l.. lit ol -f January, l&on, aiid I asaranoe Conspaav kavsag at Indiana, by tiling in this its Coodition on the first da. having iuvitel an ,-xaniinati, I Its stlails by II, ; Bvpartasanl, I, John W. lodd, Auditor of the State ; of Indiana, hereby certify that I lime made a pet -. soual and thoioimh i inuuali-.ii of the Uuiks a, id ! assets of the Company, at their OHice in the t'ity of Hartford, Conn., aad that tin- Company owu and have in tin ir po-,-.ession ill cash, aud iii secnriii. s . olicertible at pleasure, neatly One nlilhon of Dotlars, applicable lo the latymetit of los. es an ainouiit corresponding with their oltic:.l Statement of .lanuai y last 'tl:;- Hartford K.r.- Iusnrance Company has been in ecistcnon tor h ilt a oHttarjr. The Mgh character f it i fhaan tor . pi 1 1: 'met and piobit.i tin-pi oiiiptntss aiol fetvlity with which it had met all us euacinencs -justly entiiles it to ihe highest rank smoiijc the Insurance toui allies of tha country, and Mmsaaada it ., the pall niHBJJJsl of the people of Indiana. JoH.v W. DODI), Aadilor of Stastai Ii.surau -e apai-ist Loss or Daman by Firo, on ssreHimrs, Kurnitun-. stores. Warehciaaea, M.-r-chauiiise, Mills, Manufactories, and other kinds of pros2rty, can be i ll.-ct. d iu tliis Coiiipuny upon as la. oi able tei nis as the Baton) of the risks aud security to Policy holders will admit. I'AKTIC ULAK ATI ENTION eiren to imurinp Pi i iu proi-erty, cou.-.o,i in ot .Dwellings, Barns, and ,-Hitl.ui, lings cunuecte-l, and Furniture, Live 3tock, lla. Grain, r&rmtag L'ten.ils, Ac., Ac, contained llnuin, 1. 1 a til in of years at L0V latcs of preuiiiun. Applications lor iasaraacc may under ij'ne.t, the cll.lv allthori.e I'ulM V. A..' MALUM .-I n. i ii ui-1,- h iii flnihaai,. Is- nude to the I Agents of the K ii Si N", Ao t. Main stmxa. may '. iIiti , .I'll. -Ji i.lf Mi JUV)m AM -f. were found, w hid the ownei .an hace by desk ri Id ag Brdfaertj and paying !'..,- this adyer.iseim tit. SC'HAl'hElt A BI'SSING, may ". No. t'.l Main street. ,'IA M'Jc Mltl.S-ll J S.tl.1 1. 1. sum of money, vrhieh th- ow ner can have by de cril.in am. nun and psyun; for this advertise-u.i-iii. M llAl'MCR ,t iii ssIM;. may ". ly Main street. ICE CHEAIvi! ICE C R E A ft! IT t'S'll (ill Ii i- 'li'llll (IUI t. . l-llill' j.il ilir- ivifUiii nt vftaMwfst. 'I'he .v a !: Ihmi h.t. 'i!-. Krtd n, aul h;ia uiuKi.. .!' : rafhp u t lr. i..'.- in Ilu w.ty .t imp: ii..-iit .tut! t-omtoi (. -l If Vi.-rttw s illffn-Jif: lit. rlrT kll'.rtti Htid (iil:ir .Vnl.wn, v ill Ii,- w.uleil lafit wuli pt i.titpt : tu Jtiiitil ailfiitit'li. I. It VI.K, Firnl bet. MirJii ;-ii.l Snim.ii'. N II - PKKT1IM .t tin tUcriptUMM will ta tftM plt .1 mI h I In- l-'-l ktwi 't . it iii im the f il v, Mrtl witli Hi.- in-,- jut. I ii. (..-.ii i .tu-. -;l ttm Umnti aui.:t J In. t I. tJimlKS M'af.A A Hi.ii 9 le:l i li th:.l i;.f.-.-f t ".S. h:ie he -ii lec t-ivilii' tliil. for 1 1- l;i-t T.-n datjrs; by e.tpi (! air! railroiid. an em it i44 .trtj ! : n. y i K KSfl t .1 N ION --N fc -tV ajKTl 1- KS, w ic li t u... d ni:iiy tdher arlielt-H, mh h a P:ii:aiolH, Knl-r-'i'l. r.l ami Plnin t'raje Slutwls, l. Immii Ufjtte Mid fiitisi li.r hihlreii am, mi-ryi-. TIWe lift eii-.-vi.rnii miHs tuoip are ejMei ihinK worth w uw. With the kio.u !e,li:' that '-;om1i- icaei lf hoi'hi of Kc- i- .Vi cheap If not a Utile eli.apei , 1 Hi 111 .-.im t-th r ti.m.te, t he l.n!i--s will tu sure lo ednealt theu iuteUHl, an ! i to io. :U Main liei-t niiyi lUiSKIt HUMS. mOM- TMM i'JMJ-: 'Osttt jS-rfAsty 4m' w ii,. .01 1. i v wm) t, i in-. I,,, I l.r. and lii, i;i k "l. 1 aflern Ki-l.treiiit-i.t of Kvansville. Kttairire of N. S. TIIO.M l'.o:i, :ii the New Urin; Store. m - . 1 AiK4 OJ'J i'Vim iMJMM Jt'Oit THH f Spring trade at idii-ed pri-1 - are uc reeeivin a vi!-.-elt eu-d siWHjk d' bedntllul iritaj: Gdotlw, whieh .-n inrrhai-tl m veiy hA liiinrir,; eoiiMiu ntly we Jire t-riahU-d latoflec our eiioitt-r rreehaad fashion. ,(,!, .d-. oi the lat i imMaetitw Mo nii, much rheaier Mian ihe Kiltie iIaw , t t;-'tfti emlil have heeB l-otih: a lit 1 in ihe t .t-i.ni. iinr wtiH-k euii'ris an t4Wjnnt eertwwtit off iie; 1I--l-'am-y and i to i her with a avaHs v iriety I .v in 'iik e, pie ti I-INCA.V Xo. ; It till st re.-t. ri UJ SS M i. st: Kits. els Ktae UrasM, Orchard Hn II ili.uai'itn. ll'Sl'l, Tin,,.! 1. 1 Millet, It. d 1 ... 1 1, stol e aid tol s.t; lu irz7 by 11 A UI'K A III , No. 1 10 Mala st

MISCELLANEOUS.

HI fili HKKi-'.-X TIKKCE BVGJR Cured Dried Beef, iust rea-viTc-l per railroad. and for n tie low at aprii KLLIOTT'S FAMILY GKOCERY. J'J.JTt: MV, MX, 14 HI" ,ht Kooftaa, .--iuai, Ia4 ftBO olale Tin. A complete stock in ftore and for sale by api-24 lAMt KL OR R. ghi.lf on., i iioxn.y o I ja T ttfes Olive W-T Bottles tilivc Oil ; 2 doz j Oil, just receivwd and for sale at i, apr24 ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. MpoU'MfMUt: l'tU'jn;; a lwl ke-s Miami iofte Powder, luOkegs d Blast im; Powder, no k, ; - a s. Smith's Kitle Powder, In cases Canister Powdur, Just rtceivrd from the Mills and for sale at apr24 KLLIOTT'S KA M I L Y OKOCKR Y. .1,0(10 I'iiiWIIH .ihsORT WW ed blight and Eaivaaixed. received and lor sale by apr4) SA M L KL OKh. r.i.nns .. sr.t i.ntJYVj mmjis hk JF moved his stock of Tea, Tobacco, Cigars, 4c, to the comer of Main aud F'irst streets, adjoining Dobell Conynt;lou'a Book store, where he will be pleased to see all his old customers, and ss oviny new ones as may faror him with a call. aprn Cft'VV .IWf Jf J.VW U OS J -' niond. By Mrs. Homes, ft!, An autobiography. Biblical Reason Why. Everybody's Lawyerand Counselb.r iu Business the beat business man's assistant published. Beiilah. A splendid Novel. A Life Struggle. Miss Pardoe's last. Life Before Him. Against Wind and Tide. At DOBELL 4 CON YNGTON'S. MM ST HKi MittMtli JiT Hii.ll. 1 " tt lM Warren ' Why Do I Love thee." A neat "on. Ward Words by A If. Burnet. Music by Charley Summer Quadrille. The Uosolle ,1: Winter's Night Polka. apr23 mMf.iH ou.us-f oil. CLOTHS, tCC WfM. Mahosrany Oil Cloths, all widths, Table, stand, and Bureau Covers, ot all sizes, and Oil Cloth Window Shades, just received from the manufacturer at SCUAPKER A BUSSING'S, aprl 49 Main street. n A J S r H Mt M JH T H O IM'M! i, - M- Henry Disston's and ether makers, from 10! ; to II iochec. JACOB STRAUB M ' -V THl.y'U H.I TV MM Mi Tri. H 1. 0 U ' M and Hunt's baal quility, Nos. 1 and i. apr7 -'wd JACOB STRACB A SON. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, and Silver Ware. g U H1S1, K It, H.l I 'l.lTtJ J l ST It K--M. a turu.-d trotu the East, where he has purchased a beautiful assortment ol line Watch- j eh, I 'hains. Jewelry, Silverware, aud Cbs'ks of every de-' sci'lptloll, he is pre- f. pareil to suit purchasers in every pa rticular, and which he intends to sell at THE LOWEST EASTERN PRICES. Hi- ir-Hj.fcttu.lv invite hi- frieitdH ami cKt.:Trrt t ;uiijiif big iiinl I'l ii cs hetufts iiiu lt:s.ir fhlfMMjjj h.-rc. AMl'.-mIi SpU MM WUI TAuttMl to Im- U r.-tr'Miijfl. N. It. IVrHon.il alit-iittnti tmil U ifi'Miiins T line Watches. No. .-'.l Main I ill.', I udiatia K-wt-lrv i't';urnJ -it ttliort nlict. L.t OpyumiUi tVurt II. '(-". KvuiisX CARPETS.'! 72 V4rV Also, Lace Goods, Damasks, ji Pink Bobinet Bars, And an assortment of the finest DttSM TUIM MlN.ls ever brought to the City. J. S. HOPKINS, .pi in Oa First Street. V.' t.JtPMiH, l.i i h: n.uTMi.i.Jis. ' rage llwli rs tor tins season, i-l the lstt j.iet leceiv.d rfinl for tale now l.y MI1.1.KK it NIK HA US,, I I 5lain street stvl LMi.ti H till toi-y , a lai ice lc ,,V H UO It'.V IU t iiiit received, now . -penecl -MILLER A NIKHAl S, 4d slain stieittaprxo Ttmi'TTSiit'. MlTTMilt.' BUTTXB. MM .".bn lbs. Western Reserve Butt r Iu floth. for sale by COOK i LANOLKV ajtfhh HOSMi.V MllliSH COHJ' M?l-:1 Kggs, for sale by apt: CODK A T .A NO LEY. rut.ns m.-i nun- a hm?m;m -4,ooii lbs . W . I..,.,- - sncar C1.1..I ivsnuimi Hams, 3,500 IbaQahttey's Hams smcaarsascd, l.UOU" lbs W. W. lliivia -i.Su -si Cured Pried t. SM received by cook A I.ANGLKY. Bg-1 1 IS lims! a. 4 in UHSTOH4J mm. fives and Perfumed Hair Otis. Warranted ar sale meal, I. WM. NERBOWBK, WastMnatiw Bh. k. Main slre,t .pil BUILDINC, HARDWARE. M.i HTlliS WHO 1 H 1: JHOI T TO m taiild will hnd it to their interest tneamioiir stock and prices b. fore making their arranee--maatfl tor haldwale lr the coiuim; season, as ft alo detei niiited to s.. as b.w- as any other Aemtan iu the cttjt. We have oil band a It I V and corupK-te i ass.11 luii-nl of Ci . enw uod'i Ball Hinges, IhM.r laSrhs and L n lt,-s. all sp,-,.v mi pHcry, S,-ll CUi-iuiT Shatter and Co.li. MdaffllH ..fc-i . " Latches. II iu.1 It tit Sciewrs, .llUiblet t'oiuled do tioiu ' to 1 inches, Iliads aad KiafaMasj Nails iron. J to : halsesij I Li-'htand ieavt .'din. Uini-;---, I Vin,t..w Sprii. f-, Ssjsh i'tllbe-, i Patent .sash lastenecs. 3kfam SI It A t" II A SOX, a 11- i&;.'. l.Utll. api: 71 Mains!., b. b.vv Waabiui; tuti.s. rmt.it Mi i.i.Ji : hhu pickled Pork, for sale bv BO COOK A LANCLKY. I i.v- p.-r bush., tu., for sale by 0XJS. tli It II boxes Kaglish for sitle bv "a'ssi lbs Priase Braa at 1 IXKHC A LANiiLKk. i ui:.i.n citMttisMt. fjair do. In laiDcaa NutCllCIK LANCLFV. i r 20 lmMt SMJJtrjtn i-k Al'W K.I It!. 1 & w III,.,. !s.'s Pi, tat, m sssrSo Dtatnes. 2110 bush. I'riine Table ami fassaavraol r Kailrmtd at t'OoK A LANOI.KV'S. 2 itto ttt'sit. m .y'H.liiM.t.' IJK.1S i, ju.-l receiv.-d and for .ale liy F. SIIAU'.'K A CO. No. 130 Main treet. I MM OX. H Mi Mi ' TO.UL lis. st 4 ke:;s W. K. linttel, Jim bush. Irish Potatoes, Jaaf recived at prJI KI.LIOTT'Jt FA3lil.Y tilt IC KltY LADIES AKD GENTS : TBMIli II -ft HI. ICS M'.nit M SI' 11. I. W ajfajp at No. S Second str.t- tDMSSj for a few lUol e. t V'lne end look- II." trouble to show tb.es.cosy lb. to dove and tan colored tlaiters. Give us a call, and I kiinw ii'ii will buy. tJUve Kill, French Uidand MoriH-co I'olka lliMjts, of Ihe m.ist exipiiil style., ever offered in thie market. Misses' anil Cnibiieu' . t.aii.r-i of every diadc and color; Kid an. Morocco of ,-verv stvle. with and with.Hit heel.- ; Gap, er-!iip. f various kitnls, ot the impli.Msl iaelit. tieiit .' lino r.i teli i laafihaa ml Calf Bnatii cui.le to oauca of the best iiuis,rte.l aaock we hsve ba.1 U -i years. Olove Kill, Patent Leather, fair ami Mi iiicco I'oio r. s. I5ail. iv excelsior, a la saaaV. Made by the Uosl faehblBahle and biMil worktneu to ha t o im! om Kaatrra citi -s not eaaepcaaV. -i': it f., Is, come on stranger.-, jip. e lis a trial. JOHN KASCH , ucail Mo. K Second it , f IsasiBlll. !,,.!

MISCELLAXEOUS Babcock&Go, HARDWARE DEALERS, 11 VVF, ltt:MVKl 'tt COR MAIN tV WATER 8T8-, AND S..W OFKl.ii FOB SALE

i A Laio" ami well AssDrted Stuck FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE AM) ( UTLERV. WHICH, leOrt EXTENT AND VARIETY, UNSURP ASSED ! CITY & COUNTRY TRADE sl'fM'MlKll Tit Mi .HOST FAVORABLE TERMS. BABC () (' Iv & CO., Cor. Main & Water sts. ' g iliJ.l US, S.'l M--M-. U.-tl Tobacco, from c minion to extra fine, f. ,r sal" V. holrsal.) aud retail at t-PAI.HI Nci'.S, aMKI Cor. Main and Kirst streets. gglM CHI.y'tJ. .11.1 Till MiS, JrWTS, M-M Kruits and I'andiss, f.r sa!e i-!o-ip at JA8, L. SI'ALKlNi.'S. apn; Corner Mafn ritol Vist. 'ti;.v.-:4i)il Hits. Mfltnsil Kivii'i s at the Piouecr EatMily Orut erv, and Kl.l.IOl'T. i 1 1 af.JV.V dT.l..VT OM' Peters ,f- Webb's Pianos tarsal" ai It BA L V H WAIlltKK'S, for. Slaiu and First streets. N. B. -Old Pianos taken In excaVaag at po -d prices. (apr2l) 11. S W. rn.ii:s HATS. Ovu at atjm4ii arjc jwiw- ot r mmtamd to moims in Iwnniy ant. rfvniiii',tt ir.tl priKrli ns. Luvi-i t'l a rtnttort;i lilr. (uhI-Ii Miking, lino ami teiHi Hal will ?re la :'yt pniled Jiml tlttotl. lirin iu ytiiir trI f j, i iitUuien. French Felt & Cassimere Hats, Always on hand and made lo order ot any shape or Color The Cricket and Zouave Hat, Juki rt'lni'iii iif; Kpitu iiir-liit'ti ltd spring .V uiiiuiei . WOOL AND FUR HATS Ol" tcrv llfaiiMbl tuwf colir ami tpmlity. 3S t X iX 7k7 Gr,OOdS. All itunitiirtf Muck, bt'iilit lw will M'll at CAPS, CAPS. A very lr-;t wtttck iM IkluiI :tll I be Urtvwt MISSES' FANCY HATS. Dm btttt vt-r stt'ii in fliu city. Infant, Boys' & Youths' Hate, An endless variety for Spring and Summer. vAirrncn .t HAKOOMN1KK, 3'J Maui st reel prl w v mHt rn i.MiJMt JT J I.OXi 'Mi ii WW price than irerofhred beforo, tovattier win ill iiseortlueut of Colored Paints, at the Lrilj; store. wu. u p. nVifAKD, aprl'.) 17 ."ilaii. "eet. rg.l..'MiH'S OMM., MMSU OMJL, ' - . I ML Auf ui Oil, tol Sale by the barrel oj ;.' llKHl 11 1 i aprl 17 MAIN S'f'tCFfcT. . .'su,w u u tt m: tt r v - .r t. r. w riaats ii-t tecelvea ana Hr sun. ai aprld RLl.IuTT'H FA M 1 1, V OK" CFIiT. it M'TTMi H ! H tTT Mi tt-0 O U j t! .- choice Wi-.-o-i ii lie serve outt" , last i' . ,,..i I at Mis Pioneci lamily Co. ry, an. I loi sale by apoi J. I'- LLI.lol f. f lMlti M J W O H.l titi n OM" .1 1. 1. kinds a" PALDISG 3, 1 or. Main and Fust. 1tMVHJ'H, IHf H. iS, t Hi fr,- . o fj.; iri,I( Poinid Cedar i t. a' io I d o d J di Ju-t n war'tii Brass Hound dc . Biutcr-l.ndles, - aaa'd OaMftr iia . ei.r.i t'l .on ihu K Is, i-l bv lliiih 3 bAiHCLI V. n Mi-1 i i nt.- i.s- rim fttn a o ST a sVMITK L K A D. The undersigned has been M I agent foi the sab .iT White Lead at mall - afist I S1ISJI H pi ne.-, ;uid can now sell at lower luun s than ever oft, n il bci'ote in the city'. Call and see Inn him sal i id WM. II. I i fWMIIW t tt llj aial '9.1 I 7 Mam - I. ran fy.v.-3 h.h.hs som-t ii.-.a m II. i. nailanle par i dasridsj cimi '. al.-o, a lull i-npply oi hue and heavj IL-iup Pa. k iagTsriac, far ssOebt oko. fostfi: & co.. uiai.'U Corner I iaal St, susd the Canal. O' siM JJVM f.tfJKH H1.1.S1IS, WITH Pali ot Allures I., i hem, lor rale cheap. Ji I l.bbll N I I.UAf S, apr.". 4't Maui street. ap I tide ap i o m l. .1 li I M: s. .71 1 s s Mi s, .1 -V li bin lieu. Steel Spring Skirts, a superior tide, for null- cheaper than heretofore at MII.I.FK ,t NIKIIAl.'s'S, api.r. 43 Muiii afree! Mi mi.su. lijtit tom.w it bn- h. shelled 'ol li. Em Ride at I Ll.loT'i"s FAMILY SIMM KltY a j it -i Hit Is. ai tide, i'..r sal Fbl.l.'Tl' s - - J .- ' al ramw t j u u. j J mil... lint FliV. iO.l 1, ' .Ills! I 1111. :t mii.s. CO.1l. HIM. - I -i-.-iv.-d and b.r sah- at KI. 1. 1. .l i s FAMILY ;! M THY. -,-'.' Cii.Tlli.-T : 5CIII UltJ. 'ail-, C, uietrt ft. r Mate hes t KI.I.IHITS FAAIILV CKUCKKV. a 4 IplJt Ohio tlrj:4 j Tin us .i.vmm jm: ft' h t.R: - fc. at exlrn.ir.linaiy loa a Uecr stis-ii. lunrli prejn.ratory to ladn: in BiTTKtMLFl WWtm 4S Jlsin strict. .'STHtl .V JCTIfMi UOW to alteo.i a nruiviy and .Irive an exi,res.s i Vafaaa. ftlu.-t know how to write a lair hand, and j come well recomi:!' miisi. Apply .ii. to. foaav, li - i.. taaio street. m..i lG-tf OsSVX-DO-t House. is' .ihh i:i:t mt'MJS-ti j l.i n. ock of Car, arts, thsavj. Oil ch.ths. Cur. i tail, iriaals aoth Hadaa aad Hafltaak Table Linens, Towels, Napkins. Slus-tina, and house lurnishintc f trombi generally, than v. have ever received. Also, a isree retail st.a;k of Maple aud Fancy Ilry Goods, ' Trimmii'iis. Notions, Hosiery, Gloves, Lace Mao- ' ti'.ias. .wlmws a nice iis-orttnctit ot Mcrrimac aul , Cochcc.i prints. Ibjop Mcirta. 'JH p. r ml thinpia ; than last year. I5oy-' -.war Cotton, Linen aod Woolen Ladies' fBtaaa GoisK nice ataaiaaanituess j Also, the Kmbryu Outlast tarns Cull at J. (IAH1.KY MiN ., . ua7 No. I, First .tnrut. f CO-PARTNERSHIP. mm jt-it h. jHM.MiHt.vii nut fM.S-tl M M a purchased ti .on r.. II. ii: ciiu-. Ib.ii.ssrfj uf lb-him ol I!. Nun. .t ., ) half of the i Saw-Mill at tl..- iipt r j.iri of tie- city, that estahv i Ifaaaaaat ail! !.. real'ter I tarried on by the mnier- ; signed, uiid.o- lii.- tirui and style of Ahlciiii A Brolliuiclhai I The mill v i I eoiitinn i to till nil orders' for Lunii hat pinluplly and will. care. I Tilers ol:cite i-aie. , TU.TS S'UCIU'!. I IN.I .v itKON M KLH A t '.-'. . : T Mm t.i 'run, aleJI-.ltl AIILFill fso.vtl i . m m: fCf rijsalit jtint twelves! in. in APen's Nin-' i j and for sale at apiJl F.LLlCiTT'S FAMILY QKOCKKY

! lor sale by (alill.l .1. I

LLAXEOrs.

I.l- Is ::1.CKM IN FIRM Of NIEHAl'S & BEfKMAS. NEW STOV E AND TIN STORE. a o k k M.i m: h m: ti t m. WW dealers an t Mi,nnfa.-ttiier - ot Tia, Copper, and Sheet Iron Wares. No. s. Water street, betWeea Main an I Locust, ITTSnirrHli . Ind. Tin-niYrteT-iirri.'d hav,s conRfantty OD han ! a fnll assort met, I of Stov.s of, er.ry variety and pattern, at tb-lowest prisne, and b.v" le.v to in form ft.ir In. nds and the public jr. m-ralry. tliat fh.-y have the Is-st and ne.- te .t a.-sr,rtnient id' Tin Ware ever od'red. and have constantly ..ii h ind a toll assortment of Draggpat Cuns. 4c?,tc. Thtsw persnua arishinfi mn in their line arc re i s;, t fnlS reqnwCld tr rice rltria a . ill before DUTi l,a-iier ,-Isewhei e. as i, itoutpi ,r.enfi.Mi In tie ir busin an, I a tboriu.-,h kti"n!..l. i tb, ii tr-.de, tb.-v ta-i fo fiva gal, etal S. ll I a-:i ion Mi:ilAI S i HECK MAN. t'OrVt'KK 1D .lOK WORK. Meaint , ai . Okdii1ar . and Brewet ) Work; dtoani T ..--, .'s,la Fonniaius, PttMtfwi, and general CcHjirsmiihiu e and Siieei 1 roii Vi or k, made aud repaireal, Mesal Ko. fiiie, com, linn, if. H'oiV. ii . i, ! l.i jwe pftftH lalinJaeUom, al lie fioivs mriem. tiinr7-4ind VMJMH. - lint rereiced and now openinz, an eletock of aooda suitable for loo :Jpi Img Trade : 13. cases fancy prtttttn lo denim.s: liT6n-lied muslins, :r ia as; eh.llMesf In " cottoiiades; 1 " apron t ketaHs; o bales shh line stripes; I l - SMelllH,. Aiid a cleat I'aiAsU of notions of all kinds, all of hn h we ttfo seliu;; below IJiuclniMtl prices, as n are detw mi I to draw the pood trade to Kvan. cille. i 'i.nii, iml . yaiiin.e Ear J.sarsel res at iuai", J. If. IfAc.flRTr A CO.'.S. First St. JP.tff tMTt".M. Tftn l.MijM TttMi Jt Store ol Thomsis Kertb has brnoi r.-aiov.-d t. -.iu So. 7 fFletnina's old &tandi, lo V ", Main St., oppotNti M s-Iiiiii.ti icier, wiieie be keeps' tt ttiH npplv ol LKATUKKANit lIMUNo'S. U Mfff op hand every variety an. I sells cheap for cash. Pun. ip llcirsNrn. ffh n'in rr old saJeaaiaa : . wi:b me, and w ill is; us uoel t) wait on ottr.okl li i-ind- and all the now customers, v. to' may call .!, US. He w ill lh jlISi : . to ill in.-ii.' Iiinl liloMA-S Ivi.lilll. mtt ic 0 1. I .V a .v.i f M. fi. IMI ke-- assorted -i.'--. lei-ei.id an-l for sa bv I H AS HcJI ill N:. I'J IN, mail I'o.-.'s Bhs-ki Main strut t. iitt ptviiiiu.ii.s at Mrtn Knir lti.- it luis Lmiui ejAioiRsi. At tit- Sotiitj-western indtatita I'Uliict Km-, In r Ot toher, 1 . tlioie M but iwn premiuuuutjret lorcwklugtoTM onv El tin- U'ett wirnd (tkiMpslT'f,ii(I i Mn for Hi t beat ctuil ricking .-t. ne. T4t KroiiomNt tun It the I'lliST ! ! . I I'M KOI; TiiK JJIT i HKJN(J STOVK TOll WWW. Kf. II.Vr, KHumijUi k Co took tb flrd I ! nt t ir i ii fW tlhoir u.MiLiHttnvt-1. ir rout. Nui.tlicr mreloinaM were OaWojL Tb lyw rilvajt im Jal wa.awinlMl lo Lite KpomiMmbU t aSe Nc.v Vork itiiiu jVuir; aim! ltt4Wflnl pwWmVUuM Mt tlie Cuff. I !; K.tir lit'lii at hita-r. and tutlvu jIIjit Slle autl County iuirin Is.vi. In ftf Im'mii h iI pjjhfj hauicHl mi t Una tlmr beta ft more aufNireDl u lvaixu' thaM iu torn uniunt.wtiirt' il KtuViri. It id tint a low yen id fiinof tin wry ii.i im iB iiotUy, rt roriit..ig a tt8! l.',r.-b hti in till, ahitiMl u.-i devoid ul a- tu iiaiuuLit , '1'hfHtt i'.ivc - nttua!y glvea pltM t (i ri!ii'Hi. of gra-.'H am) utility ; until the varieiii-s utbvi1 iiiuikets now preeiut liavv aluiost xli.tin-tid tin v-jdjal'ulary u$ n iiiit; huJ the ilillcrtut jliawn tin iiK'trtl IK iiiad- t iL-bUiue, 7oa1J UitotiMli old Vult-n liiMi.c!!. Jiirttyi ipi hu nh, tli imprtiviiu iil Ium bees real, leaving m-tuitig lo Lu iltvirtd on Itm1 point, but the tfevere conijwtit in iu ptUM, to nlii' h tiny liavi- lf'i rube4-(t-il, has itnriv.(l theiw Ui Ui.itiV uf tbjfl inore niibtaiitial ia.lirieit iU siia'-ff. Tin'" eemi morecpcfei t have bees Hi: uj-iu ritereut v to c-k utov n an itrticTe ol Boeaeetlc icptto toy thai wi motv tii do with sM 'ildinjx rftee t4nI ri'!rh- y h- rvunin than mmt Http! ini-a-ittO. Tin pVaMc Iihvo ouk -ioULjh :.U iLniTuxi--oiii in I hiri a nit In, and we h'-lRrv air ready to 'v any reiwuliable pried l-'i- a cHklu)j stove, if ii tnily T-rsesw.-f. th- mortis of tiizo, w'i-.-ht, con rtejjeinr, OaTftvility, (VOUOlili ,HH. pillt'OlioU Ot l.'l 1 il It fai: t U! . The " qn.ilitios sui rn be j-oh.s'3s d mont fully in th Ix-.n mist hew i..-. r, wi lecu-d and broiiltt on a tin' pan he$mom, bj Heeera. Ti indwell, Perri A Niri'tou.i'f Alhah. Wt hcnid so nauh f tMf. fiti.v., jiii I it l"oked lunch lik.' a Mtovu iuiudcd for . rt.at we C4mctttito& to try them, and tDo iy-IiU .. tW i Xpei .uiKfit C'sUVfittTPB Ui that M, fcrMj.i i NrH, in their ii.-tvi mtnaii.in 1 1 Make tbehe M fhf m: .-W, h tv? Buv.dtd W rp'ird tlio r.i'tiii.'ii.i'l g kQflMi H I n t; alt the loelili huvo uLU-njcrMt.-il--'-i thH gTCAl r;tfve of the day fiti' iu dvnr of anything ev. r atti TrtVpteJ iu the line uf st-vfe, perf ct ir, rtil its apun tui 'Ulw, and true to it4 bum in darahitltj mwI ihe BMeof Mel, Aiuudk th.i ninny ouiwnieti net rttmrhd to it, m y be menUOOed a la,rjio oven, with lit-uko ai riUiV'tf, tor rwnd iitc ru'at- while rt)Hstin;''. copper witer tank, lioldutj; Ironi Vi to aj gnUfiii-i warrmiinr tloeet, broiling beerth, ,r , Ac. The broiling h t. ih i mir(-f I ije mo.-t ii.iiicrhlo fwttnre-t oi tln-iwo-u hjBhle stove. Xheoe n.v. r hau to our knnwled., any (roiling flxtuin that we re'illy eat- ! ifita. tory in its opi ratioii. The ,' :'- ' ' - ' Mlhi I stove have Imhii -.ndu tintr sierlei of ejNnmi-nifi upon hi oilin'r , eBcMiilg boiiio valua'd faitHv and rMildii" in tU iiiv.-nti'-u uf a ridir,n adnpti I tu ' mie r.i.-v.-, whi. li hea ket-u .-. iir.-.l hy IpttentiMtteBft U.(id tfl win- of tho lin.-t ItaTOlD atlt.- thingi 6t ihe k ind we i v r leja bejeiho;', a ithsiin suh'Kp, and kepi ng : the t..jjs tat a ii.f.tjit Khw, Ir'e utf ,ilni 'lad i ti 4tM Junl iit t nif, liinn hI tni( i ov. m -i: I , rmd erf- I pf-tally siie.ti a.- . on I it bu le . 'O . 1 1 '(. fothe - o- i ii i lis. l, as llleolle above llicutiolled. 't he EcsaaMsist, sshh It ii cnirnaudiH sin h a I V - nil.-, will be l.ali.d ..ul.j al M 'A NTL1.N A 3l'i;-PIIIINS-H, Main v... bt-tslsWll Walei- and F.rnt. Kvain-ille, lint. mart l eon s:ii .noss.. -ir H.n. M'it.ti. i .-. S. K. 01 1, 15 1. Iff Jt c. m IT., -al- by 1860. SPKLN'(i& SUMMER ISM. Gr O -O X . vff..l tvri.-K' a- ut-:ti.i.t'iti:n i t Tlull, intori.i tli",r i: inner ins loot,', m,, the public generally, thai the, are daily Bscririaaac-re-Mons to tbi-ii larye alnf Isi'i' l .loot; of S priii? and Milline r l. . o i.-, w lucli, lor elettauco, si vU a.-d variei v, cannot be snrpasaed. It wuald I ." unper. ffpOOS lu ellillUiiat'- all the deparlllteU IS StDaVllj on tuspcctioii, will he found replete eqibi acjucall the lomlilrg styles aird ilovdll.s of the season. The biisiu. ss nritiriples which hace aali nil for umrisu esiaoii.-neii iinnai' sucii exietiMve :i.;e, will Is. adhere! tw, lii.: Kx-.-illb ii , put!-, with dispatch attention and courtesy t. cnsttiui rs, eumbfacsl with moderate charges. Tin I siis k haviuo i eti ifinfaaai.nl triii, .,,,,1 imim uieiit in the hj) markets, iUul of lirst .piulitv, to STetiier w itu an adherence to sound principles of liane, nit, are -"linil'-nt i f lieimr aide to sitpplv i those who ntsy fayar tbeltl with a call tl..- beat t terms. AAtteXed tltey submit a list of .1 .1 artments. cioLhr, 1 1, i Vaathi"?, Tweeds, Ivy Jeans, c otto'iad.-s and liinims. NcW5Strle Prints, a great variety, , French Organdies, Lawns and Giulianis, t Eiiirlisn Bemei, Anglais ninf Challis. . llluck and Fancy Silks, and Irish-Poplins, Mohair GnoJs for traveling diaataa, French Horace lloliea, Ate 11 Yol nits, Organdy i to II Siik and Giiieiisrti Cmnraltas and Paraauis, Pauaiau, Bisi i, !...:. o a no Pa'.tn Hats. Boots and ghoesj Soft Bhsck and Colored Uata, White, Blue and Pifilc Mosipiifo Notts, French ami Scoti h F.uil roi.ierius, a yivut VMBBtl Maclc Liu-e Mantilla, and Points, Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, and W hite m.d ijcbaeil Corsctis, Vhitc Cods, N.iftoiu, DtwsTriintMlnea, A-,-., ,tc. M iv It. would call particular attention to their stisi-k of Irish Linen Goods of their own importation.-, warranted Pair LlTMm, soft Mnisli and Grass Uksauhod cousiatiuoi JH. i-i, t; 4 s, i j-i Linens, Brown ami Bleached, llu masks all sizes, Lile 11 Cambric llan ikcrdtiefs, Towe's. It.own and Bleached. H neks, Ac. H. B. 11;. mi son- -T,-iifl, fssfiitrihg no .St.-.-l S.riii around tlie Isidy, are recommended lor the following pecaliaritlssi and advantages : 1-t. Phatiil of application. - !. I'erfeci fieedotu fiotti liahiiily to chafe or cx1 c.-riate. and admit of ai-v kind of exercise vviihout lb.- slibU't inc.nivei iefce to tlie warel'. afCoriier Main and First strivts. JI II I. s Ml. O I U JUST mMti MiMire.l and for salacheaa t.i close soshHaatuasfct, KLLIOTT'S FAMILY GKOCKKY.

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MISCELLANEOUS lot of these trul van.l justly celebrated, newly and improvtsl summe. aud u , i, i !,".. t iv Stoves, of the uurivaled Btaxuta Patent, and at the only agency in this city. Thoi. Scantlin'x, Xo. 29 Main ttreet, brtwetti First and Second. Tb. lit et pieiuiiiui sin awarded t this Stove as the boat coal or wood co .kii.fe stovo at the South- ...'..,, Indiana District F ,u, held at this place. No stove ever devised combines as numerous or important scientific priimp is this of Stewart's. It broils, boils, bakes and n asts at Ihe same moment, without one di-h imparting flavor to another, or producing that sameness of taste in meats and Slavics, which, to the delicate and fastidious of isste, makes so iusiiKTable au objection to every otl.ei col. iu r love now iu nae. With one-foiu th of the fuel einplojcsl in the best of stoves now in use. thla mist perfect and complete co.ik.ing appai atus ymrSjoH nis. simultaneously and more perfectly I ban has evar I, -i.re been accouiptisheit, every thins: require,) in the best provided faluilles, ho far as cis kini' is eon. i i ne. I. Vt heii, too.it Is lairne in mind that the most delicate females can visit th kit Io n when the Stewart Stove is fully employed, slel (he lile is al its heivlit. nitholll thf SsaaHMl llitili inislllliniii from Ihe chain. e of leuik.'ratura, o little is ihe heat li. in il dMYusskl externally. Ml ui, lir '-.in-ill is ihvii msii bu- lis nnii, m il employment new r he.etofoie pies4iite.l in an v other stove. That, lo.l I. i one of its priuri..it attractions, at I ..-li in! its gr4yilisf wonder, how h at is so ecoiiot mred md difl'usMl withlii the ssaure iisell, aii.l so lijlb -r,S'pl iblv es,-a-es into tb- i I, ben. a place whi le. Willi any ol III.- stoves ll" III llss", other I shhu Si' wart's, il "s sc ircelv possflile lor any one, i.i .-.l ill Weathor lie-re K1I liculaf I) , to breathe With t Rulurt, I For -J." years srr. Stewart has fann employed la p. 1 1. . t i: . 1 Ins stove, mid since last . bi nary, lie lias ,,l. tan, ed three new ptilelits for improvements, which, iu Lii opinion, and tho opinion of all who have i vaiiii ie.l it, uiud, it perhct. Withiu four yii"s fi''i'!,i tb .Nimluf the:!', have been sold. sihI.t ii full ennmntee, ami not one b-,s hvsrtl lliTUI M1"!. Tlo-s. remarkable results hive etubobli-u.-d a lnt ..r-to..- innnnfactiir :s to imitate the Su wai I M oe. I.u!, save in ixterl.T apih'nratice, whhli the titd intents (bavina expired) enables them lo Klsr, llu y no more re-enible slte.VBi t's than chalk doe- cla-e These Imitiitious an- kno.vii by various iiaiu.-s. but they an- all deficient iu tattoos. Mrttenlarr, rncTi us the air-tib! boxes, by which full control is k. p: over the lire, ami .4 th heat, by a draft damM-i . itlenionaly contrtvetf, which also ailinits a constant current of cold air '-n tic ontsiJe of the tire box, which ug!u becomes healed all , and, imsinc into the ovuu, is uiaclu available fur cooking til -poses. I C kfi if i The agaal and subscriber is receiving Ihe la-st imitation of the .Stewart iStovo. called "Pride ol the West," which ho will be happy to clisiHwe id at tao-thlsila of the price of the tannine Steaart's. It is possible, of course, to coak with it, but it lsars no n semblance lo Stocvart's. The i'Stev.ait " i Sold by the nReiit, uuder a full ftuaraiitei' tu mi I ji hi as I'ecoiiiiiHiud.-d.and if, witiiln three months fi.uu pt.i i ba.in, any fault isfiutml w ith them, hu will take llieln back and refund the tnouey. lIousi-keeiHrs will l , .u iu miN.l. then, that tb tjuiiulue titewart Stove, bought at the only agent's here,wil, with halt the iubor and olietourth the fuel, do inure and hotter cooking ttuiu any other stovo ever constrinsjod. TBOa. sOANI LIS, No. JU Maiu street, Sole audit lor the sain of the tftewart Stove in Southern Indiuna and Kentucky. g -tlUJtHMiTTJh. Wj jnt received at api 17 - U ill nun i,OT JAS. L. Sl'AliUINli'S, Uor. Main and Flint. SPIUNG J olxxx EC, TRADE. , Betors, HThuleeale Y. .:.n!.-im.-r ol 'u mI Inm ii Mi-t.-M'M', and Chiidren's HOOTS. SIOMS, AXD UrPBRS, Carlisle BuiMi)iga, No. N West Fourth street, Cinciuaati, jvvmtMb thm: .t TTMi.riJv 00 di al. M to the bo t that he is uow laanufacturir.f, and keeps muisi.tutly on hand a large stock of the in-vvi .t ami choicest styles of goods adapted to the re'iuireuiwBts of popalar trade ; tlie indttcemOBti In. offer, are UUOl) OOUUH AT LOW I'KICF.S. llaviug been et nagesl in inanutai during first class ;'o... is for over twenty years, he uow claims lo have facilities for uiaiiiifacturiug first dImm o.,ods as rtlistp. II not cheaier, than Kastern mauutac.liirrs. ,llv teds coutldeut of his ability to ofii r etr"fii)lil?eai. i.tf to dose buyers. His motto la fair Ik-Id and uo favors. ' 'ail .ne I i-A., in 1 ne hia gaoaa, and you will be sure Dpi bayC id. .-. t 1 .1111.11.1 ntieiiaen .. I rdeM.yAa f , if, ..l ' .1 AI ' af R0t00 I .r.l and Ballet T. Vetst, Sii.-..r ttu I iim.vr;t.:r Kods, it aulfl.'e do I 1 . l-u. i:s, 1.0 leu Pis i- 11, s.-tts lor ladies and children, ' A 1 OKO. 3. .10NNTA0, Maiu strcat below llraucb Bank, r3 Sign of the Circular Saw. gmO..VKTS, SCO OF, J.VMM RiH M MM 1 ,ns. A larre and very cheap lot of the 1st. at I styles some very beautiful onei, jnat oMine.l SfllAI'KKK A IJCSSiNU'S, Successors to 3. Kmblch r Co., 4! Main street. mf nt nKVKiMin a jv0w V0aa pi i.iv of Dt'LK'S FATK'NT SAW Ot'MMINO MM'tiINF We take pleasure in calllnfr the atleuu - ii of all thus., using Saws uf u kind to this lo.ianiel, as U ne lb- bst do in use for cheap no- din .bihi v. ami efliciencjr ; hnrios; be-i succeesfillly Used in tilil M evtl l Mali, in the TJninn, and tha oasaaad steadily mc. teasing, warrants o in rat omuietrtlimK it to nil - m sons needing a SAW s ; I ' M l i Nii Al ACHl VF. c fl,' (imiunen mi nianuf o turnd for iu of the I..-S' ui itei fa), and every care taken In tha workuuturhip to firniish 'a macbiDe that cannot fall to rUe satisfaction. 0Kf. SOMNTAO 1 CO., Joldiei and luiportei? of Hardware, Ac, Ac. "pi '- Main st., Kvansville, Ind. X It. XO JlVt f. MiiTCHt.rnojyr, i0jTiBT, haahai removed from his old rooms. Main .-i i, , oi'. -it" the Court House, to the corner of Main aud hsossad sts., over Thontpaon's Drugstore, j and haaiaa increased bis facilities for doing alt ; kinds of f, -ii tal work, he is now prefsired lo supply lie demand. He Is still making; those besutifnl , Gol i plates with Gnm teeth, which nre preferred by : so many, furl which, for strength and purity, catii Mt he saaaassasl. Also, the new styles of woi ft, the 1 CoiitiiiiiciisGttm, which Is very la-antiful ; the am -! l-'-r, wbidi is superior to vulcanite ; also, cheoplasI tb and silver plates. He has bceu using fur ;2 years, 1 Ihe electric process for extracting teeth without pnin, noil iu the majority of cases, with entire minarets 01 persons will testify. Fareitls "? i"-"ie ,,...,iio mhi "'iiaj vj tueir cuiiureit ojr hi. vim; Hiosm distreKting irregularities of the teeth corrected Isy tha dentist. The most extremely Irregular teeth can be corrected. Tha prices ol Dentistry nave been in the last few years so very reasonable that all may now enjoy the benefits of the scieiica. Dr. F. HUTOHINssON, Dentist. ('nr. Main ami Second sts., Eransville, Ind. inni-211-oiu fi c'X I 'Mi It s .i.y-lt MMTOl,S MM, Iliflosanil Guns ill Rr-at variety and 2b ier c iit. cheaper than la-fore offered in this market. W call attention to the following kinds mi baud : Muries Reis-aters, t " lievotvers, via ,'Skt t I " ' 1 barreled Pistols, (Jolts' old and new Talent, 3 inch, 4 inch, aud 5 Inch barrel Iti volvers, assorted with Ivory and Itisw'woo.1 handles, Warner's Pistols, Smith A W'eson Pistols, ik-rener's do Allen's single barrel, self-cocking Pistols, assorted Ivory and llesecvood handles, l:enriii"ton Pistols, Allen's Cartridges, Henry's Itifios, Shots Uuns front $7 to s'iot B. Its, Pistol Fliwks, Spurtuien's c'puiptueuta. For sale at GF.O. B. bONNTAO & CO.'.S, Hardware Dealers, Main street, apr:; Sign of the Circular Haw. 11.1 V I .t.yil .H.1.VT1 l.l.JMH.

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