Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 216, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 May 1860 — Page 2

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Opposition State Ticket. FOR OOTKRKOB, HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery. FOR UIDTtMn GOVERSOR, OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne. FOR SECKKTARY OK STATE, WILLIAM A. PEBLLS, of Randolph. FOR TREASURER OP STATK, JONATHAN S.HARVEY, of Clarke. FOR ACOITGR OF STATE, ALBERT LANGE, ot Vigo. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh. FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion. FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam. tugffjoic is the Time to Subscribe for the EvtumeiUt -Journal. We are getting exclusive telegraphic dispatches. Tin; Baltimore Constitutional Union Convention meets on Wednesday the 9th of May. The Chicago Convention meets on Wednesday the 16th of May. The Baltimore DoubleHeaded Democratic Convention me-ts on June 18th. The proceedings of all these gatherings can be obtained through the Journal a day sooner than through any other medium ! The political campaign is just commencing, and stirring events will follow eicu othei all summer in rapid succession. An account thereof can lie had iu the Journal soon after the circumstances occur. So send on your names for the Daily, Tri- Weekly, or Weekly Journal. The Conacqueucca. The New York Tribune, in speculating upon the probable effect of the selection of John Bell as a candidate for President, concludes that his nomination presents a much more formidable aspect towards the democrats, than towards the Republicans. It argues, lhat if the dissensions of the Democrats iu the Southern States are persisted in, they will not merely be defeated by the Baltimore nominee, but the party will be annihilated. While, should the Republicans make a mistake at Chicago, they may lose two or three states, whose electoral vote is necessary to elect a Republican President, but their organization aud power will remain undiminished, and they will still bo I the most influential party in the couiitry. We respectfully dissent from these opinions. The nomination of John Bi II will prove disastrbtis alone to the Republicans, should they, with blind infatuation, sacrifice everything to advance the schemes and interests of one man. There are thousands of electoia who have, voted with the Republican party, heretofore, who will so soon as they discover that everything i? to give way before a man, a large portion of whose creed they never have, and never can endorse take up their hats and bid adieu to the organization forever. On the territoiial questions, they may coincide with any candidate that may he selected at Chicago, but there are other questions growing out of the slavery coutroversy, on which there is a vast difference of opinion even among Republicans. Talk us we may, there is just as Butch danger of running to extremes iu the North lis in the South, aud we can upbraid the Southern States for Ukiag ol tin positions on the vexed question w ith but Utile -how of consistency, when member!) of the great orgaui.aliou of the Northern States are equally ultra on a point in which tbey are not so vitally interested. We cannot stigmatize Southern men lor violating the law of the United States by importing blares, w ben we put forward, as our leaders, men who advocate a violation of the law regarding the return of fugitive slaved. With what propriety can we denounce the fire-eaters of the South, and yet promote ihe extremists of the North. Let the Chicago convention prove incapable of correctly yOtlgUlg Ihe feeling of ihe people -as we contests then- are indications ot its 90 doing and its nominee will meet with a defeat, lo which, iu comptartSOfl, the failure of Gen. Scott in 1852 might with nroprietV tie termed a triumph. 'I he tta . .t-iii i vr .i ii:. ....... ,.i I 1 1 1 . i. , nil, I lift li-vviwlfi-n I Ml i I ' ' r 1 1 ' .... --- - - ' . .. !. i i . .i... i .. rStall'S ail not jut-jiaiio io ruuuiac iiiit ,ioitriue of the '"equality of race.-," "universal suffrage," and other i.-ioiiar schemes w hu h are seeking lo control the orgaa ization by the nomination ol their chief advocate bar the Presidency ; and so so hi as they find lhat a longer stay in the oigaui.-.ttiou is but to Sustain SUch issue-, they will have bj thousands. They have claimed to la- essentially " white man's party, asserting thai Ibej wanted nothing lo do w ith the negro eitbei in the Territories or in the States ; this ground they have occupied in good isitb; ill tbi.s position they have Kittled w ith suycess. Ihey lire nyt wntiMg eo --a ueyonu j thnt. They trill not endorse ii candidate I who Joe yo beyond that. If llie Chicngt Oouveotion selects t man who goes finthut thau this who claims that RepitblicitiMtHa means mote upon it lie the icspousibilily ot" the defeat libit will over take its cantiidate. Should the Rt-puhlican Cuuventiou nominate an extremist, thousands in the Middle and North-western States will rally to the standard of Bell and Everett, mid while those gentlemen may not he elected by ihe people, their chances before the House, ot' Representatives will equal that of any oilier candidates. Success in defeat ate ptaayeuted to the Republicans of Chic.igo it they piefer defeat, so lie it, we are content. XI. LaJU, the celebrated naturalist ol Gotha, has lately discovered that the hedgehog is not injured by the poison of the adder, even when bitten in Ihe snout or lips, and that u likes to dwell where vipers aiad snakes are found, which it desttoys in Ikic lumbers. Should not hedi: ho"- be acclimatised iu the West Indies, where ra-ao-inotis reptiles .ibou.td .' In Ihe Antilles a prizs was lecently offered for a serpen Aside.

Japanese Imprraalona. The New York Journal of Commerce gives the following as its idea of the impressions that will be made on the Jupaueg', when tbey visit New York: Recovering from the ijualms of the stomach occasioned by Washington politics and politicians, our tawny guests will come to New York to behold metropolitan splendors, ami to taste the luxuries of metropolitan hospitality. Hero, again, they will meet inconsistei c es and defi ;icnccs disagree- , able to their taste and habiu. Accustomed to the clean, well-swept streets of Yeddo, the disagreeable compound of dried mud and manure with which our thoroughfares ! are paved, will irritate their noses and destroyed their fine apparel. From their national habit of the use of the daily bath, it ! is possible that they have views in regard

to personal cleanliness utterly inconsistent with the theory and practice of the miscellaneous crowd by which they will !- surrounded. At night they will gaze with astonishment at a certain endless procession on Broadway ; for in Japan they hut up the women in secluded vi I iag.-s. Tbey have the good taste to keep them out of sight at least. Feasted on the gross viands of tinAldermen s committee, the Japanese stomach, accustomed to rice and delicate jellies, will inevitably become disordered, if not dyspeptic. If the liquors principally used at the City Hall are forced upon the Ambassadors, it is highly probable that their constitutions, habituated only la the delicate flavors of Japanese tea, will entirely give way before the potency of peiMMed municipal beverages. As ihey wander about the city they will wouder at Hie magnificent warehouse-" I' ll III Mlntl by rubbish, and at Ibe disgusting placards posted on the corners. They will Eee the s'atue of Washington in the Park, in the altitude of a beggar holding out his hat for a penny. Another American reposes under a monument surrounded by a miserable fence, decorated iu its turn by quack advertisements. All these public spectacles will interest, if they do not charm, the Japanese gentlemen, and give him food lor thought. But his astonishment will roach its climax when he comes to read the metropolitan newspajiers. He will wonder how people who see themselves attacked in the ungentlemanly columns of the Herald do not instantly disembowel themselves with a sharp sword, as Japanese etiquette, requires when one is intuited. As tor the police reports, full of stories ot drowned women found in the rivers, of mysterious murders, robberies, and disappearances, running over with records of deserted children educated in crime, anil of the sufferings and exploits of the perishing and dangerous ciass, how will these things affect men accustomed to orderly and well-governed cities ? For example, what will they think of New York civilization when they reau that a dead baby is eaten by rats in a put lii- hnciilnl fur tin- k'm-U ? Truly cv ci,,.;, niust ioolv jn,0 our affairs before we receive these heathen. Deadly- Hostility of tlae --?oiuli lo The Washinpt ,n correspondent of the New York V, w riling on the 9th inst., says : The short speech of Benjamin ol' Louisiana, was very effective, and finely eloquent. He stated the argument very clearly, aud was terribly severe upon the Democratic jobbers, who wish to go into Another canvass with a platform which means one thing South and another North. His sarcasm was sharp as a Damascus blade, and he used it with great effect upon both Olingmati and Douglas, who sat under it with thi! sweat standing in big drops on their foreheads, lie had no doubt, he said -alluding to something Mr. Cliugnian bad said -that the spoils might be easier won by casting principles aside, but he would not participate in another contest ol that sort, lie wanted the rights of the South recognized in the platform, and he would support any man who could honorably Stand upon it. He took ground boldly against Mr. Douglas and popular sovereign ly, and (.'aye notice that he would support neither. The debate only shows how bitter the feeling is against Mr. Douglas and UOW much he has to overcome even to gel ihe nomination, much more to be elected President. The South is in open arms ngaaitl-vt him, and it is Ihe sheerest humbug lo claim tor him any Southern support which will be of any avail to him. The Kentucky Democrats assert lhat with Nr. Douglas iu the tield as a candidate, that State would be lost by ten thousand majority, ami Governor Wise has declared that Virginia would give her vole tor the Union (Jonventiou candidate as against Do tin la.-, file factions are at work night and day. Douglas ami his li i, -nils are on their knees lo Southern member. They try to conciliate, yet secretly plan his nominal ion by force of numbers by a majority vote, al tialtiaaore. Si uiiKNSKs-i ot I'ki'Kk I'aki.ky's Dkath.- A correspondent of the N. V. Cvmmereial Ad- . ... :....!... I..,., c al s. 1 ii f aio it i iit ir..in-( ii a; a i ,iu o. itoooi , e ! rich : lie retiirm-.l f ruin hU country res i. I, m e in 'miiie.-tii-ui, his laatlive Stair, I Ian evenino lielme In-. , It ltd tin the day liillt.v, iuo le c illetl umiii ihe writer id this taotire, and coat versed with him an hour, tin iulilu at tails, appalelilly in mioil beilith. In thU itinvei -.ititiii he ajautifrsted oicat interest iii the poltlaajal wtoreati nta uf the day, ami salt I he Iih I bam invileii visit Gtairagaa the next week, In Iu- irt.setit t the tueetiiag uf the Keilll'li; mi (.'till.i lllioli. Tile last voits -ikt-n In him, by the wiiloi ui ihe-e lim-s, a-ht aooinnaaaicd Mi liuuairich lit lire d(Mr, ill Seji ual INj.", yi,, la Uroe Iii ill lo ;itcejit ihe iiivituttitri i xtenrteil lo him bj a resident of ChiettjfQ, 'ttid Ih iieeut at ihe Qonventiutt, Onlhatdaj lie died. "Wliiti Bhadowa am me, mid what shadows ivq.urgue NEW ADVERTISEMENT i .lTOMiS: Pll T.IVIWS!- 11! lis.. JM els prime Neahaaocfc, Piakayea aiad Hoic.-i potatoes, tajaa received ami ftir sale by CHARL KS M cJOHN sto n lui.y In r.e II eck JT..X1' HUM M. HMKS -atli bau Sardines, Ji, whole or iiiait. i b x, s, doeii ipiarts ami pints Voaaatne 1 aisaap, Sal 41 artcortt d sizetl jais pit-kles, Jti -- siip.-rioi Baavafteaj t xtiai is, i - b.uiles Banaad. rh.-r.i. -. 5a ih. i ehaaraa Lhaorlce, 'IU tli .-l, Pi pLt r S.lirr, Jtisl letl-lved all, I ! r Malt I e HA ItLK.s Mt-.K'H NSTON. a a II" i s TH I. Tl.HK. MOM S.tl.tC w it...,,, veat t.i.1 leiiu Lois IS , l,.. III,., k 1 Kast.i,, fa, lo eel. I. ill ol Kiai.sviile I ...illlle if N. n Tu..ii.s Ml )P v-es lirui; Store. Ins t 4 ii.vi i i u e; I-u li sit -i, m ttKMlt.Vllie -l.illis, sa I. ai.d III I III, IV In III I. II l.lll.e. I vei t- l .mily sl.t.ul.1 lev., il. For sale at I i... in, .- .i. cut liriu .-ii.n- m,t '. JH. O MS aC4 jL- ct f w.i e.v . a ai k . on i ti- alla u ibiaaa: f, an S rial d to Tim 1 betae u eh. -sti.nl ai. I il.-a. -n- i ttm i.Pt '.' IU ..i.V, veiy hi.li wh .1- aiaad all . i in,- sii betjri.1 II, arn.s ot aha mmi waiach is covered .tiih I- a boa-, M torn iu a '. irl p ...a ... .,,,1 in,, r. ,r it aha s.-ai i. Axed aath r lianar tail l..iiln-i. a,., i-i..iii who -..ill eive ii s any iufiaiuali.ui t,hi,i. o III eiisbb a to recover ihe Paajgy tir ii. - 1 1.1,-f blaaU be lib. rally le-.t.tded. h KtildKM A W ill I L. Druuiab. BaraaavUi, Mas u, lw-4kw

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

Aft O It P O It .1 T II .V .V O T I V MS . (Mater for Plank Side Walk. Council number, May 12, WOO. And no it is hereby ordered and dir. -ted, by the Cuimon Council of the City of BiaauanUe, that tie- owners of ali Lots and parts of Lots Irm tiu on or adjoining the north bide t f Sixth street, between First and Second avenue, (formerly Lainasco) now iu said City, cjum) their side-walk to be brought to the proper City grwae, and thnt they cause a Side-Walk, Class No. i, to he laid down thereon, within thirty days from t be paWifllOB of this Order. P. lil KK E, ( Tk. City Clerk's Oilier, BIay 18G0. gri I It I' O M .1 IO . V JV O T M t' Mi sLs Order for ISrit k I'at. mi nt. Oiuucil Chamber, May 12. UH, And now it is hereby ordered and directed, by the Common Council id' the City of Kvulisville, that ttie owners of all Lots and parts of Lots fronting on or adjoining lie northeast aide ot Wator street, between Oak and Mulberry streets in said City, cans. their side-walks lo lie branch! to the proper City grade, and that tbey cause a side -walk, Class No. 1, to lie laid down thereon, within thirty days from the publication of this order. I'. 1H KKK, c k. City Clerk's Office, May lSttO. g 1 H I' it II J Taf O.V VO T M CMS. WL Ordrr tor Brick Pavement. Council Chamber, May 12, 1811. And uow it is hereby orden-d and ! directed, by the Common Council of the City of Kvanevilh-, that the ovtiers of all Lots and parts of Lots fronting on or adjoining the north-west side id' Mai berry street, between Water and First streets, iu Maid City, cause their side-walks to be brought 10 tie projierCity grade, and that they cause a side- ' walk, Class No. I, to be laid down thereou. within thirty lUja from the publication of this On'er. P. Bl'KKK, Clerk. City Clerk's ff Hi. May 1MI. 'mmHTIfMi TO VOJ'T UJ CTO M8. 4V w The Common Com ax i I of the City of Rvansville wilt require prop Mala until the atli day of Juna A. r 1800, for graadiag and ftlHakg the alley in ' Mock No. 33, iu the Ka.lcrn Enlargement of said City, running from Viae lo Daeaaioa street, and betweeu Fifth aud .Sixth studs, said alley to be am- ! ded and tilled to the propel grade as the same may be shown by tie- city Bajjaeyoa. P. Ll'KK E, Clerk. Clerk's Oia. e, Ma llth. ISbll. Kw.i tk.t jmmmtt tJvtc.- th o.nrm son ban the barjprsl assortment ot Patent Mrdicines eer ofteied tor sale in Kvausvil'e. For genuine medicines, call ;t lab New Drag Stan earir r Haiti and Second street uiyl5 jf.VS Mi CT P O U'MIMi H.TO I' U KMM tent nioth- from iiiitiriang . deal goods in warm weather f or sale at Tlloiupsoir Irng Storr. raar la NoticemJm. buaiiiesfl writh th uiiite reigned, cm any nfiiirivn lu iiittkt' relative to any property . i.'-i hy liiir iu the City l K iiisilli wr County uf iturit rImrli, hi'h reqacatod to call on MfHnrs. John Law Jt M K. A t:i hen. Atttrnt mmI C'JWMSf lUr ;it l .iw, ut their ottce. No. 7 Mam utreet, ts.nisTiUt, to Uo.irt above the ireeceut " Hank, wh.. will pvi all deafirad inli-i mution relative lo Mm imm, W i 15 Jwd. VM. II . LAW. m M'tg,itMTH VH M M V H JY& MS. wM. Noiico h hereby jfivpn that the iinderriineil wl i 1 v to the Board of m tv ronaiaiinarira. at their Jmif tetm, 3GO, oa the ftrft MotnUy in June, foi tteaaag to teH npirituoim HaaMtre in leas UnaiiHty thau a quart, on Water Htreet, No. 3tt betaeaa Vine aad Diviaoa atraata, in the Cit j ol KvAunville, Fieon Township, Van dar blah CotTOty ladiaaa. HA HIT EC V. HVLIN raajrla-td M7 wagon, for aale cheap, by .SAM I KL OH It. my 1 ' ML reivetl pc-r at earner Autocrat, and for aale y MAMUKL (Ult wyl " A, nheet lion asnrti-.l aiaea. in dtoro aiiil tur Kale J.w by &AMUKL OK at. mlr d Baxas o i 4j$7ir& twwW aaaoi t- i foi - tie very low at Thowaaoaa City Drau; Store. aaylfi WJ9MJVB HK M-V'aV Tint.it 4 0. Thoee likint' Mm run find pomethtng to hint then test, al CBAMUtt MV.il il NSTON 'S, uiaylt. Poaay'a hhck. - VtoSM UT Afa4afM. - r-.tlon v. iy iiiir huHiti jmt reoaived hy aaayftt t HAItLF.s M. JOS NS I ON. Valuable I'roperty for Sale. rWMK HMi HHVHBHBiK WW Uti FOR -AT ii. bia rwaidence in 1 li- town ol Pnt. -k, GHaua nitty, known a- 1' Mintolta Uoaw.M Thai property euahracea aeveraJ inn lote. all coonated ami iii oawaaaaaa?, on wbirh i- nlHSatted two dwelling house.-. An aflnanennaao a( Maprriua truit, aaa)airtlnif of apple neaehan, pMara, KriUKs at raw bar ties, raapberrie, - , ., will ne nwnd on I Ha plnre, an it whs lateajded bar a trmi aad rrajntahU gaiann tor the Varre II mi. aaarkea, it aeinx the ' waraieal :iul aarlleMt phs?a of Kronttd bet wean K ! nnavIHe ami Terra II ut-, where arUcbmi ooubl la ; nriit nearly lea day m advance ot thai ninrket. I wW aJaoaali m in in afoinin tin town, ot 115 M re "7.r nader (once and divided into i;hi ! lotx ot eaenltw, patuiva aud plow I. mil, the balance I welt taatbared . soil .iiul to any in tin eowaty. I The farm, it raaailrad, will ba ild s-par.ite or lather with ihe town property, lo anil Ihe par -: rhawer. I vill abo, it aVwIrt J, retain Ihv mhhII ! hoiisM ami pari ot the lots without Interfering with I tin-piil.it. house, out ba Idtngi or any 4 the frail. I Injrre bean prai wring ami At ling uj ihe above property tor the ami IM year a, tor a pernaaneal reaI jaVnor, hat aay aa? atnl poor health corn pet an to nhnitdoa my toriur intent nui. I am prepared to , se'l on very reaeotiaJde Utrnm and will give ihmmmM' nbn at any line-to suit tin pnrehnaar. luyl.a iiw. W M. JARAl-LO. Boots cfc SI1003. r sat t i. u 11 e h t: r t n Mi vt m jb tin- merehauti that K K A I ' A HI lICuU have I th immt dcalralde WUOLKSAXtE SI'iM'K OV , IUm' x KHOK8 ever oaVrad to th.- trade la thin ' anurket. Their Mock N not only ih--.ii able, but ' laru- ami n mplrlr. ami withal, rheatr than eat be lunad west of Bmtirwt traiiamiTarnn iiaiiharrvd. trouble to nhaar wchIs. t ll ami examine Ibeiff attcfc at No. Ifi M 1: at reel. aaavU SSaK.fi " Hi HHtf II Ua TU K Mm.- largtail aial Unl aiortJ KKTAI I. ttH-k .f rom& Ii. .(- aia SIhk-s put itaffared for irale in EvajM iIIm. Ii y.tii want lliit wliirh is fctroag lli. v aaVa it. If ttiiiUcly muk ihey bave it. In n arurl. i li-v have jn-i a thai m No. !:....( aiitl Han Sia.i i- bIwhiM aave, rta.: a Ii r.-t -1 Ht-k !' vhhI k.u Is al low ih-r. Mo. I "" Mnili mtttft i. Si li. ieal SI'AI.IilM; S, may I:' i'or. Main & Kirst. i hk LMtJmmJV1 srmvM: hxn, I d .. t acta, very rtn ii . i.i.itlj S. K. U1LBKKT Jt i'i. ar,i u at. t r, n i h i .n . ; iaaal i t , .iusi i eaved, aaad lor sale by s. K LilLIIKItT , CO. inav I: gunt.v Htttm.ns.- .too ntz, ion W - ann in lot-, to Itir trade al laaaafai tainaa" price., by .-- t:. UILanVKT a '" , laaay ll! No -t Saeaaaore at ff i ..v.-. ven ne . K. ISILatKKi'a vtt jg ii in it i-ijvMe tj.i it. ir, it his. fm ' Kile tT S E. Ult.BKKT l o. t Ttt.x s r.t in ii. i.y i.jmh m: I.. i s.l. Vel v I a iu lots, by I GiLtlKKT A i n , lil tyl - Nte I St eauit.ll- stleel i If ttiitliri.- i i it -.--. o limMMCJ ww i.. i sili 1. 1 a K. (iii.KKltl ,V rt ri.'. I'U. I.- e:i I' Mi Hinit I aM ii, I. al i In. e i i rata - ki uwh IA.-. I sPALlaiNG, laaay l t .irii,-r Maui aaaad Farat. M.w .a.- I i i , id I . -1 in th. city, in toil, rata, or sub IAS. 1 1 SPALDING, a o i o, Maaa an t Kir-r. Jf a Its 11.11 M s - J .II.1TS .V?V" l.isi lt-i t ite. I ,,i.d lor -ale at uaarll Ka.a MAIN slKkKT. 'Jb!Mi P f ii r.t in k n.t.y'Ts. I I'. tal-e i'l lilts, lost le.-el . I'd floUl Gurdjeto, aaad I- r .-ale low i I.i.l.loi'l .- FAMILY CBOCKBY g m.i i. i'U ! i mj) mm mt. a mxrmji W. -' I ...1 Oil ju-l r . t it. . I and for sale at tft Bel r AMII.V G ROCK I St

moojmm uhoiltis I .1... M. a 111 Kt at tin I4U, i. .1.. .-'.-..-er do. lo 4, . . t aaa i P.MHnl d .. Ii dna I 'oiniiioii do. lo do. Oak tie. 5 don II. alia Hi... in., o di Whi I i ie, . it. .a aud l.u s..ie i,.w iai

yll J .MA I I i! I- !1 fiS. i I Us H.I H Kit". 1 Itm HI JTI . HP ' i, . ii .i , i - i -j . 1 1,- t iv,,. a. chu otale, Jtist leteiVed and lot sale al Ll.l.ii'1 f I' A Mil V i,l!. KHY mKKi- a inn rt m - m IJi v a,, . -jg MTU ,d A as I i, - Psiii ui lo miii.it is hi I i LIOTT'8 FA Ml t . . Ice reaaa aiitl MEl;y a r. tf I i si 1 1 . i- su.i I' il Its. :isi t.le s,..,,, ,, ,j hi I I !.!.. I i .-- I illli :OCi t! V mjlO F.i TOKS. I '.u Ml lUtil H .S'Misliaull L I ca, jual received au.i bar NO. ii NA.1SI 5lTi.La5T.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Hartford Fire Insurance Co., j.MJVt.titr itt, i860. ASSETS Cash on hand and iu Hank, S38i8.1I Cash in hands of Agents, and iu course of transmission, ITf.flfMI ill Cash loaned on call SO.QUU.0U Ml, 7o 15, ne9.oo 2isi UOO.taO Bills receivable for loans, amply secured Ileal Estate, unincumbered, (cash raal.) J4"W Shares Uank Stock in Hartford, Market Value H Shares Rnuk Stia k ia New-York, Market Value MO Shares bank StiK.k iu Boston, Market Tata 4 a shares Uank Stock iu St. l.miis. Market Value 2i0 Shares Bank Stock , Kail Koad,aiid other Stork. Market Value Hartford City Bonds, b per cent.. Market Value State Stocks, (Tennessee, Ohio, Michigan, Missouri,) 6 per cent., Market Value ;;n Shares State Bank W'iscousiu, Market Value Total AssetTctal Liabilities ZGO, & ail, 107, 40, Us 3a. !.r.-2 IK1 a'i.".01 M.il OO.INI 500.00 625.00 140.00 tnt,K)a.59 Ob,lloO.S"i OKJr'ICK OF AUDITOR OF STATE, INDIANA, ImiianaiK.lis, Feb. i-t, lHi0. t To thk Pkoi'LK of Indiana: The Uartt'ord Fire Insurance Company having complied with the law of India, by tiling iu this Office a Statement of ite Cotiditiou on the first day of January, lhi'.", aud having invited an examination of its a (lairs by tbic l partineut, I. John W. iKaid, Auditor of the State of Indiana- hereby certify that I have made a peraoual aAuMaaaough examinatiea of the book aud aaaeU of t!afjaajpa:iy, at their OftVe in the City ol Hartford, Oaa,, au4 that the Company own and have in their poeseMeiuu iu catdi, uml in Avcuritiets . oii-rtibIe at pleasure, nearly One Million of Dot lata, applicable to the pajraaent of loaen aii amount corresponding wiuto their afic4al Statement of January laat. Tka Hartford Fire Iaauranco Company ban bana io exiatance for half a centnry. The high cjanracter of ire rti. tor exterieuee and probity he pro atpt neat and lidelity with which it h.trt met all Ma eugageaaonta Jnatiy entttlea it to the highedt rank among the Insurant till antes of the country, and Commendfl it to the patronage of the people of Indiana. JOHN W. IX11. Auditor of State. Insurance against Loes or fat Wage by Fiie, on Dwellings Furniture, Storen, Wurelioueep, Merchandise, Mills, Manufactories, and other kindrj ot property, can be effected in this Company uj.ou as tavorablo tei mn aa the nature of the 1 1 U. - aud --. ; rity to Policy holders will admit. PAB1ICULAK ATTENTION given to inanHng Fi rnt property, cousitsting of Dwelling, Bariid, and outbuildings couuected, aud Furniture, Live Stock, Hay, Grain, Farming Utenaib, Ac, Ac., contained therein, for a team of years at LOW rates of premium. Applications tor in-nr.tn. may be mnde to the nrtwiignod. the duly authorized AgenlH of the t inpany. A C. HA LLOCK tP SON , Ag'ts Orrica: Maiblu Hall Building, Main street, may.i-.'m nirKi :.-1 riitmem. iitifi2m Cnred Dried Beef, jaet received per railroad, snd for sale low at apr24 ELLIOTT'S FAMILY Q&0CBBY. VjlaffVV PLJlTii. ii MX, 1 4 H 1 !40 m. Bright Booting, square and loo plate Tin. A complete sbw-k in store ami for h 1 by apr24 SAMUEL OBB. Ot. M ..- 10 OZKJ 4i t J B T Bottles Olive Oil ; 2 dor pint bottles Ottva Oil, just received and tor sale at apr2J KLLIOTT'S FAMILY QBOCKBT. WWJ 1 m SB B UJiMM HRHTUHJiM ML rives and Perfnmed Hair Oils. Warranted genuine. For sule cheap by WH BIBBBOWKR, upr" Washington Mncfc, Main street. Watches. Clocks. Jewelry, and Silvex Ware. O 1 BM8M ti M, M.i JV&T MJKM m turned ti om the r t-t . n In re be r 1... 1.. m . ' inn !( teautilut aasoi t un iit of tine Watches, ( bain-, Jcaretry. S i 1 ve r w a 1 a, ami dodes Of evtiry doscript ion, In- is prepared to Hiiit pur chasers in evury particular, and which lie intends to Hell at THE LOWEST EASTERN PRICES. He reapecthtlrr in vitas his friends anl cnatonaeta r tin 1 ii - !i 1 t- ! i prices before purchasing alsaarhsra. il ...1- . ar vaj ranted to I as represented. S. It. Paranasal attention 'u la repairing of line Watches. Jt-welry repaired at short notn e. No. Mil Main at., oppoaite Cuturt Honsb, ICvanavilb. Indiana apr.1) I T. OBIHfiCK. J9 lCARPETSf Also, Lace Goods, Damasks, Pink Bobinet Bars, Ami an aaaartaaaeat of the finest tiUK.S TKIMMIN'GS ever brought to the tJity. J. S. HOPKINS, Oat Plrxt SI reet. apro-dtf BUILDING HARDWARE. a.l KTI KS U'MII Jt MX .ill it! I W bwatd will liii.t it to III, -ir iuteresl loevamiiie aaaaff stH-k aaxd pricen i loan makiuir their aiaaiaap ineiils lor l-arilw are l.u- Ibe eoaaaiaaK season, as ae are deit-i-tiiiued to sell :ii bov as any other dealers in ihe t-ii v. w e ban, ou band a t argaaad reaapleta aaaeoa taaaaal ot Grtsfiaarood'a Hull Uiaaasi, ItOor 1. ticks alel t.atclies, all . l.t s and pi ires, Selt-i losing shutter and Gate Mages ami Lata h-s, II and Baal Screws, alaaalihn IVahated do tr-ui 5iJ to 4 im ties, Itrads and ITaaaaaluaK Nails faoau :t to '& iuchts, Ujfhtaad Heavy Mi ,p Uiagea, WlUtb.w Springs, sash "ulliai . I'.tieiii raaah Vaateaaera. JAOOl; STKACU ,V MIN, apt'.''. Tt Mam ut , b..e.v WashitiarKua Hons.'. flail tii Is M-HI.11JE I. I'.I I- I.J It II, I f 2 bi I- pickle i 1'ei 1-. for sate by apr35 COOK .ft l.ANiiLK.V iat-. Itt sit. HIKSH i ilM.V .nMiii. w JP ;,t til i. pel bush , ssst Ho Praaaae bran at ;1 per li Ibe., It-r sale by UOOK I.AM.I.KV. aafb HXS HUH t HtiJM i IIKI.SK, aaaar io boves l.uh-h liaiiy tbi, to boxes mdo, lor sale by l.ooK LANGLLY m-M s m jt jvj ii c a jj-i Mi.t in i f V nine Potat luwli. Priaae Table aaad ced Potaiue? piir. liccird per Kail r. ad at C'onK A LANGLKY'S. ,ki.e iii sH M tl.VU.M MM.M.V HM.tsS aa 9 v-.l, iiisit recejtred an.i for .sje by f- SHAKPK .v GO., apnM No. 1 in Haiaatetet. a no t. tt tcMi To.vm ks, - 4 kots W R Blatter, S0G baa a. Irub Fataaeca. J list i t . civet! al ..pr.l taXLIOTT'ti FAMILY ULOCKKY LADIES AND GEJiTTS : rmlltK WOMMsATS M'.ttH tS SIIM.I M op. il II No S Sc, olid street I--OIU lor a b--aaore. (.Vaae and look- tao troatale to ahow ih.ts-to-y little .lot.- aaad taai jol-ured Ijaitera. titm a. a call, and 1 kaoa v.-n ml I uy. C.- K'd. Preach Kid aaad Motorc I 'oUca Bool ?, at the lacrt uTiwaarti eaytes ever aaared in thlfi loaiut-t. Wiwic i.1 aaaal Obaldreu's Gaaiter. ol pvar aaada an-.l .-.-lor ; Kid an Morocco oi every si .Ie, aitb aud wuaVoit lleeis , Copper tipped ot vaiitais i:iu.l. 6 the lan -pi ave.l pa IT IU. ii. ids' nil.. Pataui Laatharaad Calf Bootn aaada to oaaaa id th, best iaapot u-.i sio, k we have bad liar years Glove Kid, Patent L ath.u , alt atot Maaooeo Coiar.ss liaiiei Kct haul , a la ui.-.k-.- -Made by the ai a I fctnlaioiaahtfi aud beat aaarhaaa to be found r Pasieaa t Bit e aioi excepted. Friends, come cu si . , gio us a IxaaL jo an itAscii, JBar3l 2io. Second St., Evans-rille, ind.

IISCELLANEOUS. Babcock&Co HARDWARE DEALERS, RAVE REMOVED TO COR. MAIN & WATEU STlS.. ni snvf 6vfT.K roR salk A Lare mid well Assorted Sloi k OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, WHICH, t'Oll EXTENT AND VARIETY, IS U M S V R PASS E I) ! CITY & COUNTRY TRADE si npi inn ojy tiih Jmottv

FAVORABLE TERMS. BABC OCK & CO., Cor. Main & Water sts. W-' ThIkicco, from c.tniin.'U ti rut r;i Ha., for aalaolf Mle and rot.iil at sl'AI. DING'S. hii for. Main and Fiivt ti.-tH. ni.nsi.vij, .n.iTi iimjs, ji'vrs, MM Fruits &ud Oaudif, for salt- i h.-.u nt JS. L. SPALDING'S. ari i'uiiirr Main aiid Kirtd. wtiju. nn nmm. kmmiim mir JOj received tt th- Pioiaear Family Urocery( and for Male by (aprC) J. P. KtLI5TT. m HP 1. Mi JV til If .1 s still r.ti Vf a' til' W Peters d Webk'a Pianos lor sal.; at ItKAl.V .V W'AKKEN'H, Cor. Main and First ettaieta. N. B old I'iauos lakaa iu sxoWaaaae at gaiod prices. (apr21 II i W. DRSS HATS. Ovsi srstSmW srn.A' jrmm hut la Aecuod to nutM ia txaaty aad sjaVinaCrical proporti m. Lnwi .-I t-timtortaljlo, tJuo'l-lMkitiv , u - ami darafcla Uat will be Mike to i', r Mfitied and rittt J I'.i lin in yarn uri i.j, rzeiiitvmuiiFrench Felt &Cassimere Hats, Always ou hand and made to order ol any ahaaae or c.lor The Cricket and Zouave Hat, .( ii rnt uruiiH lata ftwfcioti Tor !4flliig Jt Smainer. WOOL AND FUR HATS Of i'U rv i iti;4jttiH 11 1- ?liHit-, catot nnl tjnality 3S t f -yjv S- cj cr cl jsi . An laaaaense stock, bought low will sell at eaari aaauadlaaa tiy ures. CAPS, CAPS. A vitv Inri't' Hio. k tn Initial - nit thf latral tl..-. MISSES' FANCY HATS. The best t ii i seen in the city. Infant, Boys' & Youths' Hats, An endless variety tor Spring and Summer. AlITIEK A M AIU ON M KU. aprt oi Main strts-t. aa 9 "I It I.MiJI II .IT J t.UVi'lCU WW pi ice Ih in -rer offered be lb re, together itli an assortment oli'olored I'niuts, at thai Oreig .tor.-. WW. II. 1". STODUAkU, apil. IT Main street. rjrv. "--'. ., riii an,, jtjvMt MM. Sih-iiii Oil, tor sale by the barrel or gallon at i " aprl.' IT MAIN HTBKKT. i it o ii ai a.- t . i t- a 1- . a W I'lanls just reeei.ed and fan sab- at apil.s KI.I.KiTT'S KAMI1.V QBOOEBY. MStl TTMilt: HITTtiltrtUU I. It I Mm t iioi.-e Wentira lti s. rve Butter, .iu-i rwuivetl al ihe Pioneer Family lirocery, ami for sale by .pet) .1. P. ELLItrfT. 111 1: WM.VIJ T II U.I t i ll ! .1 I. I, kind.s al SPA I. Ill N;'S, cor. Main ami Kirst. g-iMi Hjs-s, i iiiiu.vti, t'MMtrmA-m. W.s 2 tloz Iron lloui.d t'edar ('burns, 1 do. ItrasM Hound av do 1 do. Batter Ladle, 1 .1... ass', Ratter Howls-. Just received tioui lb.- Ka-i by MariM t OiiK c LAJiCLKY. minii i tiii.v ijv rim rmMt-Mi r MS WHITK LKAXa. The undereigned lias been appoillled ai-'elll tor the Hale ol While l.eatl atluallfaaetaaer'a prict s, autt can now sell at. l-i.t i Sararea than ever ollere.i bettire in Ihe citT. I'all mill seo for yourselves. Wit. II. P. HTOODAKD, Mar30 17 Maiu st. T WM.y'K. 3 ilJI.KS SflM'T M'MJVMt tinx, saitaable lor re eewlac Gaaaay Baa. ; al.o, a full supply ol tine ami heavy Hemp I'ack-in-Twine, tor sale by GEO. HISTKK A- I XL, iear.il I'omer las list at. aaaad iho'Caaaal. ii. rfjvj i-.i r k tt m t.rjvMin, it-ITU Pal, ut ti x in i s to laeaa, for .ale ctaeaai. Mlbl.Kr. A NIK1IAI s. I ; .Main stai (. apt.. gri ii It I. Jt II Mt s , JH I ..' S MJ S, .1 JX- II .M ctllldreo. .-Steel :S, iu .skil ls, a sllpel iol .' T li.le, tor nab- cheaper lliaii bet el t d re l MILLKB d N 1 1 : 1 1 M ''.-:. api.i 4:; Main street. 'aa itt sii. k.Tu l ott.v, 99 .Ml bush -bell, .! Coi n. For sal-- ai Kl.l.loTT'S FA MILK tiliiu'KKY. B .1 tt II SS ItUI.S. I.KJK I.U It II. .t md prime article, for sale at apr-'t KLLIUTT J KA.MIL lilini'KIII jio.tr. on..-, n it it is. vojtt. oil.. tH-' Jasl r.-t-eiti-.i and tar sf.le at pii KI.LIolT . FAMILY OBAMMIBV. At iMi.fi k.vt .' r;.f.'A-r;-500 uat s ML. Ohio F ,ll i ', neat bar aabi b.u- at apr.'i KLLIol'l ,-s FAMILY, CltOCKUV. m a m.t rt hk jj'Ti j k wk i.h: WW We are sailing Uii.b.., Jeweliy, Mx.., at t v t . i i i ii. t. '. ba prices, prepaiatory to layllej a new stis k inmlii IIIT ITtl.l.l'P tti:os., I- Mam sar mjm ,9.t.-TKit t.v jtvTtrss w'W lo attend a. Grocery aod ilrire an czpreaa iva.'on. Mnst trii.tvc how to write a lair haad, and t ome well recall .unde!. Apply al No. I f.'. Posey Block , Main stie.-l. lilai lu It C?ivx-iott House. MM K .1HK HMJilil t'l.Vti .1 f.t Itww per moeli ntf i aipei-. Itus, Oil .-b.itis. 'ui tain ataiFe-T-both Sa i-s and UaN tk - - laid.- Laaaaae, Tow. Is, Napkins, .--bet-tini.s, and lu.uae faralshiaaj iio.kIs ireiici ally, than e hue ever received. Also, a laru-e retail st.s'k ot Maple anil Fancy ill y Coods, Triraa.ii.afi Kataoaas Ui-siarr, Glovaa, Lace .Man fillas, stiivvl- a in,-, aaaortaaeal -i ,M. 1 1 iium. aaad Cclie. print , Il .op .'-kii is per cent, chcapel than last .e.f. Hoys' wear Coll .o, LiaaaB aaad Wotdeii -l.i.te-s' I'i.-i. i. I- bice assot tuient Also, the 1 nibi y.. i '..lion larua Call al .t OAK LF V . SON'S, Mpil No ii First .li-.t-t. CO PARTNERSHIP. war i.w te. .in i fitii. af--i.vj MM ,.i,i p.--t i (fin li ii Hi ..iin-.i. iii merit u tit- "'" ' sK Sun.- 4 ) l.tli ot tl.,-fts-fli Mill ( tlx- -M'i- i - " i -! Ill nrt ltiU i'-l.tt. IKhliU iti u ill t.t rt-'tlir) Im i ie.l i'ii Uf llii-t iMatdM jflMHi, 1 1 i i III., til Hi Hlxl at If i Al:'lili A fil OUnir-th li'Ttio mUi i i itiiutia. lo till .til r.Aw. M l -r him LK-r pnliflj '! vttli ' tiiv UraWra flritif itnt A H K Kit I NU A li.iViftll..l.HAU.J ffO.OOO 'tS wM M- V S 4m t - J Y 4 Si 9 Fl.tiit- just lecoiVcU 't.L.iii AUMa'fli Nureciies, apr24 ELLIOTTS FAMILY GROCERY.

riSCELLANEOUS.

CHAS. B. KIEIIAl'. laTI. UECKM AN. FIRM OF MEIIA1S &, BEfKMAX. EW STOVE AND TIN STOKE. f tl I. Mi SmM I. Mi JJVMt It Mi TJ ww dBaHora an ! Manufartnrers of Tin. t'oipt-r. and Slu'ft Iron Wares, No. s, Waater U'Ba4l betww Jlain and Locust, KvansvilU-, I ml. The iindi'isiiii-d have constantly on haad fnll ass irtini Ht of Stoves of erery variety and Mattern, at I lie lowest prices, and lieje leave lo iHfiaaWi llieir friends and the npbllc irjaarimllja. tint ttiey have Hie best and neatest assort men t of Tin Ware rHfer ollwred. and have cimstantly on haad i full aatWrtBteot of Drnggiat t'ans. At ., Jr. Those persons wishing 'irk in their line ale respectfully reqaaeetad to Rate them a call lef.ie purchasinf; t laearhere, as nv inoaipt attention to tie ir business and a Ihoraiaajth kaaaawledpn their trade, tlae, hop.- to :ive ycuer.il aatisbaetien. N1EHAUU A BECK MAN. COPPKR 1X1) JOB WORK. .Stejnil'oat, Uitillcry, and Brewer, Work; Mt-mit Pipes, Soda Fountaims, Pinups, anil general t'oppersluithiiig and Sliei-t Iron Work, made ami repaired, Metal Hoofing;. Guttering. Ac. Ife. rh learraaated to etcv perfect stiti-jartion, at Ihe tumiM price. mar7 luid I800 i' ti 1 .v u th j in:. - .lust received and now oneaaiaas, an ele gant stock of gooda eaaa table for the Spring Trade : 211 caaaee fancy prints; 1" denims; 13 Maaarhi d mu-diu.-.; 'I M law us; " ehallire; 10 44 cottonade.-i; " apron i he.-k-; lo bales ohirtitaji strip 'M " (beeUatt:; Ami a atrrfi v-n i--r .! uotdiii. id all kinds, M ol which we ari- s.dliTvr below ITaiaf Inaati prioes, as we are iloterniiut-.l to draa the e-.od tra.le to Fvatlsille. Ooatia Mini Mukaaiaae for voui-s. lt.-s al aaaar5 .1. II. MA til IKK a. t!a.8. Final St. a Mi.n o ... r ii m i. kji rn i: it Wh. Store or Thomas Keith Tec lK-.-ur.-ni II .in No 7 I Kteiiiiu;'s oil tkaawiij I.. ". . Mini SI. bppueate ..-.nin -ion Haiaei, wbeie lie Lecpr a lull napplj oi I.eATIIKR A M riMl MIS lie 1 rep ou band everj variciy mel sells t beap l.u i ..,. Pataur 1i k-mw. FleaKiaaa qhi saleaaa-a iwiihiue, and a-alt tie on laaud lo a-.il ai oaii old Ii i-nd- lad all lie- Men customer-, who may .i!! , i u. lie a ill do ju-ti. . lo ail. Hanr lnid TIIOM A -: !; Bill It. If II t: K M. M J J't I 1. N. IU0 keaa a...rl.d nizce, l Mt leceiie.1 .e 1 loln.el.y 1'IIAS M , 1 1 1 1 N I N n.atl Pwe Mm I Mam 2 lit l o i i' t Iu paaal varic Drue Store 1 . I It T 1 f I al Ho lowefl pre Tlli'M PSiO Tin rmwsH &TtMi sc ss.ss ti u sy Tstss mSl lirsl l t-ili in iu-i tl ata.iV l'aii' wluMi' it llin Im'cii exhibited. a r tb9 kSouth -W eHttern Induaiin liatli t Kit.!', IMbM luie UettMV, I III. ik wtrlibal i wo 14 rin in nir uii.-ia-.l tu i.k inj . t. res -otefefor the l--Ht t. ui rikin mtliV4tttUBH uue Tot ih- l--l i itl cooking stove. Tb wSutmsimiit look the I 1 l;s I PRKMIUM rOB TJIi: BKS V miuKIM: STOVE FOKWOOD. lEtM-il.t r, Klosoua d took tbo tlrsl Hi-uiiuiii lortlit-ii rookiiu HtHt- for -al. Notti i fiU'liliUlllS Wt'lV pftfl TIlO liliy mI -i Itlciiitl W;n MTAMetf to th- K.'.ttii-iiiist uf tlu- Nom- V. rk aftiUta Fair, hii.1 tin- hi st pi cnnuiu ut Im Eloittjd Ntat s K.iir held at Cbintago, ttnd twelve uthv State nod UptVQdtjf Ktiiiitn IS;. Iti in bruli Ii el in h.liiii .t) ut I luM t list-1 6 titn t enotro ai'i-rtint ;t.v:uia-t- tlnin m tne inktiipfartTirti o4 ttvt s. It is i.ui t lew yrara Btnen th' very nfiWft wma m i.-l i y , repreerDting im-, HliaM-K'irt htrua'l urr, nlnudt as devoid ol nee .h i iiauit-iit. These uive giwItutUy giveu I i l In att inn (i i'r;icti ami Utility . Iiutll tlu- vaii'iii our Mixikctft now pcweesl bwve bliaoel elomeed the m aiailai itf luuaee ; Mid the difiereul tbH(en tin' tiit-lal tti mail to aKUiii, wi ull utottwfa oM Vula an bleeeolfa In stj d-an( finish, the ilUbrOTemeal bee been nal, leaving nothUuj to be AeeireJ it that point, bnl the bi tvete coOaipntlMou in rice, to which thejp have been nlecte4lt hae ie!rfvn I hem !' meiiy of th'4 more sniiHtanii.il ftratitieji desirable. Tahie aevniti nofe avneciaUj it have been the cawe In refcreire t rtMk etovee an article -f nonamtiu i ooacinj that lunineatre loiWvtrltbaettdiut; wivt Mini crotchety Ki'i varit?- than moat NMiple Iffl-4 ngiinfr Tlii' pwMic liav lanaj sought an iniirove nap nt in thhi njrtlclo aatd u . believe ar? readjr to naj mj reaavotudrfo prlee Ibr a900kfnf; vtuve. If it only poepoiiiiJV thf meat of nie, wt ilit. cud ven ieoee, duraMlity, ecoftotny, ami pertectkn i nnuinAieture. Tlifw iialitie attotn ti be poaMeaed imrst tally in ih- K. n.iinidl anew Htm,-, teafipcted and broutrut oni tu pawl neaaou, by MaaM. Trend well, lerry Noriou, ot Aliiany. Wt beard mneb this rtfova, end it Nok.l so nioch lik- a ?-it.vo intended lr '", that wa OOtkclttdied t try thtui, ami the reeall of the exnennaeiit oiMtviucee m that thf .r i iVtors, in tln-ir deternalnation to inakt theen w$o9 iu iitt- ir-nUl-, h-aae encceedud. We regard the Ecouowiet as ijsaSft8ii; all tho merttei aliove ennMLaTutud an Ike i;iiut ntove of the day far in oivaoce ol .a i, t i cvui attcini'tfU in I In- line ui t overt, y x-- : iii all its apfioiBtntettte, and troe to Ite uat-juo in nwinbHIty ami the nee of fu!. Among thf many DOWvenietTCeti attached to it, may be man dosed a largi ovi-n, with liotuk-i arrangntia Kbv mispending meats while roautiiis. A copper water tank, holding from U to -j", gallone warm tag iloM-i, broiling in m th, dYc mc. The broiling benrtb ie opo uf tlu most notlctwhle fcatww of thia remarkable stove. Then never baa been, t otir fc IIP all idgll any hroiliiij; Qxtare that was re;Ily atishu toiy in ita uperataWitt. The irorietors !' thia stove have bean eOsndttcflng a neries of experiment! Upon broiaiwga elieitill MMBC vallialile fiM.ts, a'ul aolting In the invention ot m gridiron adapted to this stove, which baa iVoeii seinre iy let tern patent, uml is one of ihe moat alliiirahle thinH "t thu kind we over saw broiling without .moke, ami keeping ho coatt fay ' tpunetanti giow. We iireHlways lati to do just ite to naerlianiTTl im l ovemeuts, and 9Mpecially RKsfa as ,con tribute su largely ti tin geboraal good, ae the owe abevn maul ione.. The KconmnBtrat, wbh h i oummandiag h - 1 lie. will l.e found tMuttf at SCAN f I . I N , SlKriiKNS'S, iljiin ut., beftween W.it.-i nad fint, Kva.tt-. il !, Iml. toaiii fJ9Si UiliS .Mtf.s.V. I t.r sal. by 1 .-. - . M U.I t. K n s. K I LtittaXT . i n lSOO. SFKlMi &SUMMEK 1800. Gr O O I S . .li.l. Vtt l. l.V t K K thl.' it m: Si-i , t luMv inform (( ir uui us Iri tl.iilv J tie uutdii' t.jenei all . ih it th. v rWMHHw t their large and t n n-i Ktork -r Spring iiml Pammyf Utueda, wbicht Cui legance, -1 v le and variety, cannot h ttwryatwail ft wuM tupei iluoiis eiiuitiHi .-tti- all tin 4epiMtmenN win. h, ih hitpcctailij will ! foond replete -i-iiiln.ti.in;; ,UJ ih.leading Mylee aiwd meltiee f Hie Aaason. Tin- laaaBemj ptrinrtptet wbicb hue gained f.-r rbeir i4d travtabUebed h;irf t noh eateosli t patmn age, will be utlliortii tt, vi Bxecntion ot ordrn with dianatch -atteation h..1 i.uiiey tt in-t.-iia CM, Combiued Kith moil, rate eliafL- - Tbeii aslitck o im; tarxn piireba.-et with eia ami mL; nietat In the beet ntaiket?, and ..I rt Ud4ity, ugetbi r w ir It nn rnVwhehtitwui ta mmhd principle - i trade, tbey are vfhleit ! being abb) nnpply tbbae wfco maj mrortbebi witbacall nn Ihe t. t Uim-. Anuex.-tl uaoy attbmit ir bt rf dT nrtifitnl . Clothe, I 'u-silneres, hUjaf V'esltil-, Tw.ils, Kv, tateana, eot'towaab :n I. nw.jNewMU. Prints, ajreat v-nutv, I'rencli Oi'tpuidSea, lla w n.s and iitiiigliame, EngHnh li rage, &ug Iwai MnelCballM, Rlavcfc and l aie y Silka, and Irieb Pupfaaie, Mohair Goodii t- r tiavelm dreeaea, Ki.-m h Beraga Kde(, H to 11 VoWnfe, iiigutidy " .". It J --alk ati'l ftinglmni I loi-r.-il i- '. Paraai Paauaaa Braid( l. horn and fahn Hts Boots and sh. e. Son Black and Ctttmnl Uar, Wlufc, Ulue iij.l Pink mWajnlto Ni-iis, Freoch and - of li Rmta oblei ies, m greird v it i. t , , Mn w Lace Mnntillaa and Potnta, Boalary. GWvee, Havtta and U lm.- and i . I .. . .i t'oisettK, bite i.'0i, Nt.rii.ii, fin s'. 1 1 imauajm, A.- , .t . S & 11. Would til p ai t:, nl tt alt. nil. mi tu ilu-n st- k id Irmh laaann fjaVaateoi tbair wn Inyporta tt tii, warranted Pare l.n..n, soft hnuvb and ;t;i(- Bbncbad ciaaamtingot 7; I Maiu 1--4 l.iii.-ii.-, hr.twu mil Hleat lir-1, UMWaaku all MKee, Linen Cambric Handkurchietb, Towaht Brown and l . ;,- ! ti . -, Av. H. 1 holllpSoli's Skills, le.jllilili" ie. si S..rillLr Slolllld the l.odv, ale leconilll.'ll.led b-1" the tidfcowia peculiarities aad a.ivautar.-s ; lat. Facilit ot applicatioa. 2d. Pertei I lire.!. . in Ii,. in liat.ilitv to rbiifeoreai . i late, and adniit t aay kind ot exercise aitaoat II. e -llllle I llie. .Iitt-ii ieloe to tile ll.at.l. atear-t oim-i Mam and VU Si 11 MI S Jtl.OVIt JI ST MKI Kll--lV rd and for sale cheap to rh.se coiisis'uu.eut, at ELLIOTT 5 FAMILY GK0CEBY.

MISCELLANEOUS.

STEWART'S STOVE. JJ, US tVH OJ afVi, JS MsmMBttw'B' j4x 1. ..t th. se truly and justly celebrated, m'wly ami greatly iniroveI Htimnier and winter CVMikint; Stovea, of the unrivaled Stewart'd Patent, and al tlu only agency in thid city. Fkos. SetmUmfk No. 29 Main ttreet, betwetn Iurrt and Second. The fil at premium was awarded ea tkts Staaai aa tin best et.al or wood eookinjr stove at the Smtbweatarn rndlaua Pistrict Fair, held at this plat e. No atove ever devised Comtdwea an iiumorntiit tr important iscieutific prin ipf s as thin of Stewart's. It broils, boily, bakia and i. t at the Pume mionient, wit hoiii one dbfb impart inu; flavor to aindtiei , or producing that rffimaa of tate iu meau ami gravies, whieb, to tb" dettcate ami fa.stidioiia ot tate, niakefl -o ImajnarrttUa ti objection to every . ther loi.kin stove now in use. Witb oiit'-toiirlii .if the find employt-l in the Bart of ttenMM now in uee, this most perb t t ami COaapbite etwkiiiK uppn ratus iierforma, niimiltainiQiwIy and OffO perfectly than has m r b lore been acouanpttahed, a vara 1 1. m f,.(inr,tl in ihf Itent piovitb-d families. Bo tar an cNkinc ii eHKerued When, ioo, it is borvaa iu mind that Ihe qkmM delicate femalea ran via It the kitrltrfn A l.t u the rte wart Stove b tally employavls, tit. I the tii.- is ai ite b b. m itttonl the rmaaUaai tlilptr a.s.if.l IH'S-, frtHO lltM . I.nii;;i- t I t 111 pel it I U IV, ui little t i the In at ti'.'in il illffuMid externally, aii imlut if ni Ui pi--tented b its anlvsaranl employm ui i. i In t. (of. re pi.- auted in any id her ava. i b .t, ind. !. i .!.' i I" its prin jp', attractioua, i, H'tvll .l III ';i;P.-t WMit.ti-r, bOW h Ul la t ti'OIIO. hiled end dtNnnrd within t!i atove lstir, ui t ro iiltle wieptitdy eca in Ibe kite hen, a place where, with any id Ihe (rttieea n- in us. , oth.-r i!ii. si . .t i --. ti is acarcelj poaible lot any one, in aaroi wt ,i i. more pari i nbn i . i. broathj with Cotatoel Wow -'o yean Sar, sii wart baa been employad in pertectiiig tin's st.ve, ami Rinee mat fohmei jr. he baa obtttiiH'd three n.w patewta for iaaprovamewtai whit bj in his a.pnii.'n, and the opinion off hII who have i ttiii e il it, made il perfect. Within four yeai ravatfe tMt mad oi them have haca sol. I, aader B fntl m.h ant' '. ami Dot 0M has I teen returned. 'I b- i 1 1 in it k ibb- reanlta haa emlMrned n hxait d t-tt.ve in an nl. o i ul'- ra t i m i tat. the Bte.Wai I ttv a, but , huvc iii exterior npparancv, which I be old patents (tiavhag expired) enaldw.s tliei.i to pi ihey u. mora i eintde St w irfri than chalk do.- i heee I In ,-t- null ttioawa are known by various names, tint tbey are .tit ; hVienl in vaiioim particuleis, -udt im ihe in tigbl boitea, bf whh-li fall control Ugept rat r ihe tire and d the beat, by a draft damper, ii. 'Uiouftf) ctilined, wm)cb also admits a constant current ul cob ah on il utehtanf the flr box, win. h again bacome heated air, and, paaaihg inl the oven, iti.i b- avaUatki tor oOuUng nrpuaoa. 1 1..-a- nl ni l -iibs. ril.er is rei eiving tike liest tmitathai ot Ibe Si.-wait Stove, calletl Pridu at the Waat." which ba will It happy to ii;- ; ai two-third ol I Im price trf the gaswlwa awteaaarrt'e. j 1 1 ih i itde, tl course, to coak with it, but it bean no resemblance to Stewart's. 'I in- . i. u. u t is told by the agantt under a full g at ran tee to pel loi m aa t w nmrneniaadi and il, within three inoiiths from p iivhaihfcS an fault i found with l If ni . ha will take them back ami refund lue money. Iloaaekaepera will Itear iu niind, then, that i hi genuine Stewart Stove, bought at the only j agent here W ill, with hall Ihe labor mid one. j fourth the fuel, do more and t-ettcr caokiug tkftn. ! aoj other mK-m- ever conatMctard. jfWS. SCA STI.IN, Na.. 28 Main street, fliitegarrl for the Male of the Hiewart Sloan in Southern Indiana asd Keuturky. jS ttlOSi'Si StUT IAS. Ii. SPA LIING'?i, Cor. Main and Kirst. f ' nisi r apt 17 ived at SPRING TRADE. JToliix ZE3C. Deters, V koteaale Mannlaetnrer ol Qeat I e , Ladies', M laaea, and t'hildren'H BOOTS, SHOES AND UPPERS. I'aiU.!- Bisdldinga. Ko. th West Fourth street, t'iiitiiiu.tti, 'M"iTS:s Tti Si TTSiTSOJS v dead n lo the bu t that ho is now mautifactnrirg, and beefta conatantly on band a largo stork i f the neweei and ehoiceat atylea of ihhIs adapted to the rettireioettta of popular tradn , the Induce-m.-iits be ott.-is are QOOD OOODB AT LOW Pbli Ks. itavhag boeaj argagaatfB nianurai-tnrinf find riaaa pkmN for over twenty years, he now clainui to have feofttitiee for aaauilfbc 1lilK first t ! iss g is as the.ip, if not e lit:ape-r, I ban Baa tarn inanufactiirea IU- feaja ooofWIaut of his ability to i ttfer exl ra itulnr.-Mn nts to chaM buyers. II is mot ft is a fair tield and ho lavoix. ''nil ami ir limine hla jpma. and you will u- sure to buy. U V Orders prompt 1 v attended to. febl i-tnid . Hit IKS. l.nni im. I Hull Ti y ..i i ir.lstii ks Uardaa T . Its tor I. flies ami G1CO. H. HONMTAO, Main street In-low Itrmicli Hank, .1 eie;ii of tint Circular Saw. O.V.VKTS, Si OOfS, .9 .VII MMmt.tttis.- A lare;o anil very clieup lot of thn styles noma very Isoaulitul Opaa, jaat opotaed SCHAfKCB at KIWiSINU'is, .Siicee. i - to 8. Klllliicll A Co., :; 411 Main stin t. apt IS tat st at St ST ttmvtttVMtt Jt .VK W Sli'. i. It of DOlilS'S I'ATKNT SAW (iL'MJIINIl iMACHINK. We tak.- til usurp iu callinir tin. at(anttoa "I all tlii se !ta!rjf( Saws of any ki ml to tin. Cii:nnii-r, as It inj; tin.- ls-st aow ill usa for cheapUt ss ilurabiiiiy, uml ctUrieticy ; having Ihh-:i huc e.-tsfiilly ii.si-.l in almost 0V.O ' '' in tlio tlliiou, aaad tlaa itftaaaaaaJ sit-.niily ii;t:ieusiii, warraait. us in reotimnaiialiait it to all t-i.-ons niHsling a SAW lit M MING II ACil INK. W Tlitan Omantm wt. numafactaica' fc, u of tin. ls-st mat. -rial, ami every care taken in tlio workir.auiMfJ tt. furnish a inarhiui' that uuiunt fail to "ire sntisl leti'Hi. iK.B. SON NT Ali A CO., Jolilanri ami 1 in;, i. tiers of Hardware, Ac, Ac, ujirj Main st., Kvfiiisvilh., In.l. H. :e; irvsc o v jk. l . a i ifbtt. m: in Ttm.vso.v, iik.vtist, i- liaranaj raaaaorad aa his aM rooms. Main -ii. ei. MaMitM the t'ourl lloiisr., to the corner of fafaia ana Sen. ml sts., m.-r Tlit.ni)soiCa Iirug store, in. I linriM; ilarraate.1 In. lacllitiiM lor doiag all i- in.Js of Da.tatal M.-i k, h - is aaawprapaMd to supfilv tli.-.leu, in. I He is .still maklaa thgae beaalitul io.t-1 ..-,te. wiili Coin os-fh, wl-irh are preferred by aa laaay, and a hit-la. tVir strr-agtH aa4 purity, can- ., . I-- sin pa-:se. A I so. I in- new idyles of vol I, , the i oatiaaiMM Gaai, abirfa is very hemitiful , the atnI . I; whi.-h is eapertor lo vulcanite; also, cheoplaiti aaal silver ptatea. He In--In-en usin for 2 years, rt... ei.-. ti - proceea for extraetiag teeth altaaaaf pa 11. .in.l in tie- iua.ority of eases, with entire .-ii. . i -s, as h uml i eds of M-i-stoDS tt ill testify. PAreots mat- ne'ii .- h. illii and h.-Jiilly to Iheir children ly having Hi....- distressing irrenulai ities of the ttHJth i -tell 111 the daatatc Tl..- itio't extremely lr--I'lllul I eel il cn l.e crrecttd. The prices of lensll i ha . e bei "ii in the las! tear vi-ars so aery reall.lt. I. ttiat ill m.iv no eirioy ilu heoehts ..f tlio .i.n.e Dr K. HUTCHINSON, Dentiit, C.r. Main ami Oteaad sts , Kvansnlle. Ind uiar'h-oin tMifin.fitts Jt.vu jptsrot-s Rifles and Gaaaa ia great raaaly ana per cheaper Ibaa l.et..ie..tfer.-.l in thia nmiket. . - ut t .11 ait. nti.-ii io the fi.1' .ttiu kiniis on uani . Sliai pu's K.-pr-atel s, li.-v.dv.irs, 1 barasled Platols, l olls ..I.I and aea fatci.t, :t tueh, inch, end . in. Ii barrel ItVvolverB, assoited with Ivory and il. i-.-tto.sl hatl ll-s, Warner's Watola, Raaitli A eeoa Pistols, DereagM I lb. Allen's single barrel, sell-cocking Pistols, assoiled liorv anil Kaaawaaa ii.naies, Itelnili. loU I'istols, Allen's OartiMgea, Hearj 's Kiftes, !Sh..l. linns fiolil r7 t.. , ,sli,. I Kelts, Pistol Ha-ks, siportni.-n's eQatpaaeaas, F.ii sale at GltO. S. SUN. NT AG A 00.1, HartlwaM Daasara. Main street, a i '- Slim of the Circular Saw av ii. I wis .i.i-i .n.t.vrit.t,m . 1 -1 Sill; and I. at e Mantillas and i 'ui.-., Mlk, .. tape auJ rilella it.iwls, .p.-ne.l at ei..HAI'lvt.K rlL.-iSl.NO'S, Successor, to ii. EmbicL A Co., jt& la Uaio street .

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