Evansville Journal, Volume 10, Number 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 April 1844 — Page 4
HARRINGTON.
JOHN. B. HANNAH.
E. H. FAIRCHILD.
HARRINGTON, HANNAH & CO. FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, EVANSVILLE INDIANA.
Vincennes.
R. P.Wilson,) . o ti-..i.i 't Covington.
James Foster,) ....
J. Cochran,
Terre Haute.
REFER TO Win. Burtch, J.S.& W.J. Wise, Wm.J. Heberd, D. S. Conner.
J .B Richardson, York. Hannah & Nelson, 1
S. Hoover. I James Cochran. Pittsburgh. W. (1. Rreese. Cincinnati.
M. W. Earhart, Lafayette. John Browlee, Princeton. W.Garvin, Louisville. L. H. Eldridge Linuly & Russell, N.Orl'ns. M. W.Foster, Petersbusgh. Raumah & Bansemer, J Spears &. Case, Delphi. E. Hyatt, Washington.
B. FLOURNOY SIMMS.
Wm. R. Preston, Palestine.
O. M. Conky, Clinton.
Mc Donald & Spears, Willimsport. H. ft. Bedell, Mt. Carmel.
B. Boot,h J. M Mullikin.t
Moffat &. Cushman, Perryville Tlioa. J. Carson, Baltimore.
Ill
A. B. .COLEMAN, Late of Evansville.
GE NEBAL FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
jXO. 59, GRAVI E STREET, NEW-OULEAXS.
New York
STATE of INDIANA) gs -
VANDEKBUKQH WUUIir.)
T the March term of the Vanderburgh circuit court A D 1844, said court declared
the estate of Thomas Ward deceased, to be prob
ably insolvent; creditors are therefore, requir
ed to nie their claims against tne estate tor al
lowance in said circuit court within ten months
(rom the date hereof, or they will not be enti
tled to payment. E. WARD, Administratrix. April 4th, 1844.
! Fresh Garden Seeds. " '
OF the growth of 1842, for sale by HARRINGTON HANNAH & Co.
March 5
TOBACCO WANTED-
fi f fifh iff. lbs. leaf Tobacco
mHJ?k&HM Wanted for man
uiacturing- for which the highest market price
will be paid by E. S. BABCOCK. Evansville Sept. 8 '43 3m Water St.
Law Notice. BATTELt St IXCLE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, EVANSVILLE. ' Office on Frstst. below Main. Aug5-tf
TAX YARD FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale on low terms, the long established Tan-Yard, situated in the Town of New Harmony, County of Posey, together with the fixtures belonging to the same. To any person qualified to manage the business the property will be sold at a bargain, and the terms of payment mode easy. There are two acres of ground belonging to the premises, and the yard is conveniently located. For further particulars enquire of A. MACLURE in New Harmo.ny. March 28th 1844 3t. LIST OF LETTERS JT EMA1NING in the Post Office at Evans-
B ville, la., April the 1st, which, if not tak
en out in three mouths, will be sent to the Gen
eral Post Office as dead letters.
KEGS DUPONTS POWDER, Just received and for sale low by.
Junend. . J. H.MAGHEE, &.Co. Bales COTTON. 25 do Cotton Batting In store and for sale by
Jan 11 BEMENT At VIELE.
Reference,
Dec. 21, tf
COLEMAN St STETSEN, THOMAS If. MAGHEE, JOSEPH WHITNEY &. Co. HALLET Sc. BLAKE, STEWART 5c. Co.
W. W.TOMPSON&. Co.
Boston. St. Louis.
WM. II. STOCK WELL, 1 JOHN SHANKLIN, J. II. MAGHEE Sc. Co. Evansville. JOSEPH WHEELER, Jr. J.M.STHCKWELL, J LEWIS fit STERLING, Philadelphia. E C. MARCH, Altou III."
THOMAS If. MAGHEE, COMMISSION MERCHNT, For flic Sale of Tobacco and Western Produce of erery description, NEW YORK CITY.
07" We will make libera Cash advances on shipments to the above house
Evansville," January II, 1844.
JOHN. H. MAGHEE Sc. CO.
Louisville, Evansville and HENDERSN PACKET.
Window Glass St AVhite Lead.
30Boxes.lO by 12 Window Glass, .
30 do 5 by 1U do ao. 40 do 11 by 15 da do. 10 de I by 18 do do.
00 kegs Pittsburgh No 1 White Lead. Just re
icved and for sale by W. &.C. BELL
Jan 7 'Corner Main and First S
FAWN. - rgrtMS new and splendid last running SteamU er, having been built expressly for this trade will ply regularly twice a week between this olace and Louisville, leavinz Louisville
every Wednesday and Saturday at 3 -o'clock!
P.-M. and Evansville every Thursday 2 o'clock P. M. and Sunday 8 o'clock P. M. VV. H. STOCK WELL Agent. . Evansville Nov. 23d 43-tf.
THE MARKETS.
Kvans-vllle Bank Kote Table, April 5
NDIANA STATE BANK State Scrip Vanderburg Co Orders ILLINOIS STATE BANK . ; Shawnetown KENTUCKY BANKS ' OHIO BANKS Commercial Bk Ciu. Franklin "do do Lafayette' f "do TENNESSEE BANKS LOUISANA BANKS - Mechaics and Traders Union City Commercial Bank of Louisiana Stale . Gas. Carrollton Canal Citizens , Consolidated 1st Municipality Zi do 3d do BILLS ON NEW YORK Philadelphia
pat
5al0 dis
15 20 dis
SO 55 dis .. 4.
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May 18
BOXES TIN PLATE, just receiv
ed and lor sale low by A. LAUGHLIN Sc. Co
3000 BUSHELS OATS Wanted, for which
we will pay Cash. BEMEiN T Sc.
August 3rd .1344. , , .. 4 ..... ,
A
Aikin, David
Ablet, Isaac
Armstrong,Stephen
B
Babcock, Hezekiah
Baitis, John Barlow, Jane E Miss 2 Blackburn, James Boanian, Mr '
Boyd, James Bush man, John Butler, Eliza Mrs
Lifeve, Jacob B.
Liles, J Longest, Price Lukins, John Marstella, Ann Manning, Joel Esq Martin John Marion, A Maxwell, E Mettord, Thomas B ; M'AIIister Luanda II - McAllister, Jesse
Makepeace, t-Iias. care
of Warner
FAMILY GROCERY STORE-
MESSRS DECKER Sc. KRAMER beg leave to inform their numerous friends and
the public generally, thai they have removed
from their old stand, to a more commodious
building a (ew doors above on the same side ot
the street, where they will be happy to serve all
who may give tneni a call. 1 hey still contin
ue their former business of a GLNLKAL GRO
CERY STORE, where everything which fami
lies may need will at, all times be found, and
in addftion they have on hand and will contin
ue to keep a large assortment ot leather of dif
ferent kinds, for sale very low. Persons from
the country are invited to call before going else
where.
January 4th, 1844 tf.
G.UNNY, BAGS. .
GUNNY BAGS for
sale by
' ; E. A. CORBET Evansville Dec. 21st '43 tf.
Carmeck, Edward II Esq 4 N1
Cose Emeline JNeel, James
Esq
Brandies Wines, Slc.
2 Half pipes Old Cog. Brandy, eupeiior brands
I quarter cask uid rinet ao. 4 baskets Ghampagne Wine, 5 bbls Port Wine, 5 do Madeira Wine, I pipe Holland Gin, I bbl Old Irish Whiskey, 3 do Sweet Malaga Wine. Just received and
for sale by VV. & C. BELL Jan 7 ' Corner Main and First
Cullen, Peter
Lf
Densmore, Wm . Dorse y, W II
Diapira, E A .sq
Duey, Thomas Dunham, Horace E Edward?, AUred Elliott Miller R.
Ellsworth, Sharlottia Evans, R Evan Eva up, Jackson Ewing, W George F Fields, Robert Fleming, Henry Foster, B Mr Frost, Wm
G Gedncy, Thomas Gates, John Garrison, Boston Garvin. Susan Miss Good, Frederic Gooin, Henry Gritton, Peter Groves, Alx'r M K II Hardy, Charles Hereli; Margaret Miss
Hitch, Mary Ann Miss Stevins, John W
O
O'Conner, Win Esq 1 O'Conneil, Win Osborn, Cornelius 2 Poty, John Perry, Mary Miss Phillips, John C Potter, N F Pusky, Dcberah Ann R ..
Rappelyea J B
Keugm Wilks Root, Ma ttin
S Selman, F Mr Simmons, Hannibal II Shannon Andrew Sheldon J O Esq . Simpson Samuel Singer Chailes . . ' Sheets George Slaight, William A Smith, Samuel 3 Smith, Thomas
Southwick, Perlina Mrs
Stinson, Mason Sprout, Wm. G. . Steel, John Stockwell, Nathan
Htratton, Charlotte
Sullivan J W
COTTON YARN. Boxes Cotton Yarn, received and for sale at reduced prices by
May 5 A. LAUGHLIN Sc. Co.
AY fffk (f Bblt. and 30 half Bble, Prime TenXJI?& neesee TAR, in good shipping order. Just received and for Sale verry low by
May 4. '43. E. S. BABCOCK.
BAGS RIO COFFEE. 60 HOGS SUGAR.
Just received and for sale by May '43. BEMENT & VEILE.
Chequered Store no more.
ti have moved our stocK ot Uroceries to
Water etreet one door below A Luugh
in.&to, where we hope our lormer patrons,
and all who want to Buy Cheap will give us
call, for we are determined to sell Cheai and
for ready pay. ALLIS Sc. HOWES,
January ''4J-U. v
LARGE SPRING SALE, No. 2, -for 1844, BY W.&.C. FELLOWES & CO.,
On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesda), and Thurs
day, the 1st, Zd, 3d, and 4th April, COMMENCING EACH DAY AT 91 O'CLOCK.
ILL be offered a general and fresh stock
of English, French and American fancy
and staple Dry Goods, embracing in part, French
and wool dyed black, blue, green and cadet
Cloths; French and wool dyed black and fancy
Casaimeres; black, cadet, lavender,, blue and
mixed Satinets; Eastern and Steubenville Jeans; Drap D'Ete; Indian Cloths; Summer Cloths; Gambroons; Cottonades; Kremlins; Tweeds; Denims; Mexican Mixtures; Coat Gingnams;
trench Coat Drillings; blue andyellow Nankins?
blue .Drillings; Marseilles, V alencia, and satin
Vestings; black Bombazines; plain and figured Alpachas;black and fancy Mousselinede Laines, Silks; Irish Linens; Hollands; SiteBias;
1,500 pieces fancy English and American
rrtnta; do fancy Lawns: do Earlston Ginghams; do - Manchester Ginghams; do Checks and Plenitentiary Plaids:
SOubses bleached Shirtings and sheetings; 100 bales brown do do; 20 do Tickings; Marirjsr Shirtings; Chambrays; bleached cud brow-: Drillings ; Russia and- Cotton Diapers; black and colored Cambrics; white Cambrics; Jaconets; book and Swiss Muslins; plain and figured Bobinets; green Baralize; black, white, and browu Buckrams; red Paddiir;Sail8diivk;
ocra, 'pongee, and cotton Handkerchiefs hosiery,
Olives; Suspenders; Sewing Silks; Ihreads;
Spool Cotton ; But tons; Tapes : Loudon, German,
8d American rins; Kibbous; Laces; tooting, &.e. &LC.
Also Russia, coney, silk and palm Hals, Boots
ana &noee, &e.
ftj-The attention of Western and Southern
Merchants is particularly solicited to this sale,
(No.. 2,) as our assortment will be very complete
in all the newest styles of spring and summer
boods, together with the largest stock in any
Western city, will oner ereat inducement, to
all dealers. W. &. C. FELLOWES &. CO.,, Auctioneers, Main street. March 21st, 3w.
THE COLUMBIAN: LADY'S St GEXTLEMAN'Sj MAGAZINES EDITED BY JOHN INMAN 1 t,; And filled with Contributions from , the most eminent and accomplish- " ed writers of , the. country. ''
300 75 100 300.
Sale No. 3 29th and 30th April and 1st & 2d
May. Sale No. 4 3J, 4th, 5th, 6th June
ILLINOIS MONEY For Sale by
ML April I3'43. BEMENT &. VIELE
THE motives which have ' ted to the commencement of this undertaking may' be briefly stated. It is believed by the proprietor that there is in the United States an immense provision of literary ability, for which as yet there, is no adequate encouragement, or Held of display : that besides the number of eleven and sue--cessful writers, whose productions are weekly, and monthly, and annually read with delight by thousands, there .are yet greater numbers constantly arriving at maturity of power,, who have only to appear on the stage of publication to receive a brilliant award of fame, and that the-' powers of those wltase names are already pro
nounced with respect by lips of 'wisest censure.
are capableof more and still higher exertion than
has yet been called forth. It is believed, too.
that the demand for literary production in 'this ; country, especially in the periodical channel.
exceeds the supply in a very large proportion, . and that new supplies have only to be presented of the right quality, and in the right way, to ensure a hearty welcome and profitable reception.
jxo uouot is entertained ot the American mind's abi liiy to sustain itself certainly on ils owst
ground, il not abroad against all the competition that the intellect of other lands can bring to the encounter; and full assurance is felt that among the millions of American readers there can be, and is. a cordial welcome ' for all ilia t
American writers can produce of excellent and
interesting. t
From these premises it is undoubtedly inferred, that there is abundant room for another Magazine, notwithstanding the merit and success
of those already in being : that there can' be no
lack ot ability to nil us pages acceptably within the reach ot capital and liberal enterpriseand that such , a periodical wiil not fail to be -greeted as a welcome visiter by thousands upon thousands, who as yet have done little or nothing toward thesuppoitaud development of American periodical literature. " ' ) Another strong motive has . been, the feeling t that N. York, the first city of the Union, should be the home' of a periodical owning ,no superior tu either merit or suceess. The Columbian Magazine will be published: en the first day of every month. Its mechanical arrangements will comprise the best paper, type . aud workmanship, that money can procure. Its contributors will be sought for among, the' ablest aud most popular writes in the country; and no efforts will be spared to tecum the aid al the most distinguished, such as -. J. L. Stephens. W. G. Si nuns. ; W. C Bryant, J F Cooper, E. Sargent, J K Paulding." F. CJ Ilalleck. Theodore S Fav. N. P Willi...
4Ht
For sale by
Bbls KENHAW A SALT 200 bags Turks Island do
25 do Liverpool Bloom do
BEMENT & VIELE
S1IOT! SHOT!! .BAGS assorted SHOT just received from St. Louis, and for sale very low (or
Cash, by HARRINGTON, HANNAH, AtCo. Nov If. Water Street.
Hillyard, Wm
Hogans, Wm M Hollowag, Jesse Hoey, Charles G Hooker, Levi James, Jonathan G Jackson, Alfred B 'Johnston, Arthurj
Johnston, o
T
Taylor Rachel Miss Taylor, John Henry
Thornburgh, Thomas.
1 ileston, Capt. Tyler, Higg Mr.
Urwin, John care of No
ah f ritchetl
CLOVE SEED. EW Clover Seed for sale oy -,M arc h 3 '43. BEM ENT &. VIELE.
pa
par par S5a36 dis par par par . par
par 40a50 40a50 5 dis 5 dis 35a60 dis I pre I pre
pfYEAS, Candles, Soap, Raisins, Lemons X, Wrapping Paper, Bed Cords, &c, in store and selling very low for cash, by June 16, main street A. B. BEMENT. LEAD! LEAD!! rt POUNDS Bar Lead just receivILtJtJr Ifr ed from St.Xouis, pr steam boat Messenger, and for sale very low for Cash, by
HAKKirtUTUiN, 1JAJNIN A,&.Co. Dec. 'nd 4.
Johnston. Charlotte MissUaher, William
Jordan, bevellia Airs K Kelton, Samuel B.
Kelio, John -Kelsey, James E 2 . Keen. Isaac Kin?, Elizabeth King, George V L
Lewis, Roiiinan Rev Ltou?, Wilson Lilleston, John
W
'Ward, Mrs care of Caw
son Wallace, R L
Wandle, Wilson Doctor
, Weddle, Andrew White David Whitley, H A Werthan, Mnthias Windle, E Mr. Wood. William Woodworth, Amasa 2 D. CHUTE, P. M.
S. B. MULL.EX,
FOKWARDIXG AKD COMMISSION MERCHANT,
TEURE-HAUTE, INDIANA.
S prepated to attend to all orders entrusted to
his care, and will promptly and carefully
receive and forward all packages consigned to
uim. OTHe has a large and convenient Warehouse near the River, where goods will be re ceived on the lowest terms.
Dec. 14 '43-t(.
ALFRED KEARNY. CIIAS. W. CAMMACK.
ALFRED KEARNY & CO.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AND GENERAL PRODUCE DEALERS, NO. 56, GRAVIER STREET.
Refer to . NEW ORLEANS.
W. H. Stockwell," A Laughlin & Co, j
All is Howes I "John Douglas, f J. H. Magbee, j Caspenter & Ladd,J Dec. 21st, 4tno.
Evansville la.
New Brick Yard-
j1
Evansville, April 4, 1844.
June.
DOZ. PALM LEAF HATS, jus
J. II. MAGHEE, &Co.
received and for sale low by
W. & C. BELL, Corner of - Main and First Steets,
HAVE lust received direct from
Evans-villa Produce Market
WHEAT, Cash, . 6 Trade,
FLAXSEED,casho0u8&
Trade
Corn, cash At trade 15
Oats m
Fork per 100 lb 2 00Apples
Corn Meal 20a25
Feathers per lb SO Beaswax 25
Flour per barrell 4 25 Whiskey per Gall 20a23
reaches Dried 7a
371
JC VANS VILLE Provision .Market, APPLES bush I5LARD, per lb 5 BEEF Fresh a4 POTATOES bus 15a20 PORK " 11 BUTTER, per lb 8 BACON, Hams 4FOWLS, per dox 50aea Shou'ders a3 EGGS, " 5 WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT ' CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR TUB JOURNAL.
COFFEE, SUGAR, TEA, kt Bags Rio and Havana Coffee,' fr 25 Hlids. new Sugar,
50 Bis Molasses, 0 II f chest Imp. gunpowder, Y. II. teas 75 Caddys ; do do do 100 Kegs Boston and Pittsburgh Nais, In store and For Sale by Feb. 16 '43. , BEMENT &. VIELE.
WBAPP1NS PAPEQ
Kt.AiUS WKArrilNtj fArtK, to sale lower than was ever before ol
lered in Evansville. Also a few dozen ver
choice patterns WALLPAPER. And 30 ream j extra size and quality TEA PAPER.
Juuend. 11'AK.K.IriG TON. HANN A II, &Cc
OHN GREEK: respectfully informs las
friends and the public generally that he has
commenced the above business at the yard lorni
erly occupied by Wm. Walker in Lilleston &.
rinkbanTs enlargement, where he intends mailing and keeping on hand stock brick for Iron is, also slop and saud brick, hedge and circle well
brick. All ot wlnchi he will sell at prices to
AXES
Beatty's " " 14 00 COFFEE ! Rio - 7i8 Havana 71a8i CANDLES
Snerni 371
Sterine 30; CORDAGE !
American I2al4
COTTON YARNS
700 "8
600 9 600 10
DOMESTIC GOODS-
PAINTS
Bro shirtings 3-4
-8
White Lead I 00a2 25 Chalk lb 3a5 Ochre Yellow " 7 Spanish Bro " 4a6
Venitia Red ' Ca8 Varnish gal 2 00a2 25 So Turp 60a75
PAPER
Cap Ream 2 003 00 Letter " 1 75a2 50 Wrap 75al 50 50a75 PERCUSSION CAPSspht P M. 45
5;POVDER .71 Du pouts Rif keg6 25
Blea34 7a8 Wades
. .. 7-8 8-l0j Blasting ' " Bro shirting 4-4 , 9;RAGS ' ' 5-4 121 Cleau lb . Calicoes Blue" l0al2i!RICE Fancy 6al8 100 lbs
50
50
TAR, ROSIX, Slc, MCI 25 bbls Rosin ' 20 do Tanners Oil 50 boxes Raisins 2 Ceroons Indigo 3bblsAUuui 5 do CouDeras
5 cases Brimstone 1 hhd Sulphur - In store and for sale by Jan 1 1 ' BEMENT Sc. VIELE GUNNNY BAGS. . '
5 (T(Tft GUNNY BAGS iust . received
(VVVt) per Steamer Feliciasa, and for sale by J. H. MAGHEE Si. CO. gABttsville Jan. 11th, 1844.
80 pulverized Rhei 80 " do Jalap 30 do Ippecac
100 " refined Camphor
aU " tialsam Copevie
500 " Sulphur
3U0 India Senna
100 Lima Bark
1 case Liquorice paste
1 " rrussian lilue 1 Poland Starch 1 basket Aunatto
do refilled Olive
Oil, table use
bbls Epsom Salts
lk refd Glauber do
" Arrow Root " Alum " Sal Soda
Ten or twelve good steady hands wanted at
the above yard.
Evansville April 5th, 1844, 3m.
Coal
the East, a large and fresh supply of suit the times, and he hopes by his strict atten-
Dacas, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dve- tion to business to merit a liberal share ol puuStuffs, &c. Their assortment con- lie patronage. - , JOHN GREEK, aiiita in nart of the followiiiv: N. B. he will also exchange any thine in his
300 lbs Cream Tartar ,150 lbs Jamaica Ginger line for approved Produce
300 " Refined Uorar
50 " Turkey Opium 100 Gum Arabic
300 " do Copal extra
large, .
500 gals Copul Varnish
150 lbs Y rune Company Nutmegs 30 " Mace 150 u Cinnamon, 150 Cloves
5 serous prime Indigo
I flask Uuick8ilvcr
I keg Red Lead 5 bbls Whiting t Olive Oil 1 Sup. Curb. Soda 100 lbs Tartaric Acid
100 " Rochelle Salts
NOTICE.
R WM. TRAFTON would 'respectfully inform his friends and the public, that he
has associated with himself in the practice of Medicine and Surgery, Dr. C. S. WEEVER They will continue bu sir, ess at the old Offict on Locust Street, where one or the other may always be found ; unless absent on professional visits. Dr. TraftoN would further inform his old friends that his health is so much improved
that he will now attend to calls, day or night.
and will also ride any reasonable distance to
serve them.
Evansville, April 18,1844.
REMOVED.
ALLIS & HOWES have removed to the New Brick Store on Water Street three doors above Main and next door tu Carpenter in Ladd, where they 'ill be happy to wait on them friends- Feb. 22nd M4 tf.
irox And Nails.
E are constantly receiving large auditions
to our lormer stock of JUNIATA IKON
and NAILS, which we will sell at reduced prices for cash or produce. A. LAUGHLIN, &Co. June 1 tf-1843. Water street.
Salt Salt!
Bis No. 1 SALT, just received and
tor sale low by
April 7,1843, ALLIS &. HOWES. BLANKS! BLANKS!!
E HAVE on hand and will constantly keep a variety of neatly executed BLANKS
At this office, such as blank Deeds, Bills of La
en, Executions, Summons7, etc. &c, which we
will sell cheap for Cash.
by
Coal Coal. BUSHELS Green River Coal on hand and for sale ALLIS & HOWES.
COFFEE, SUGAR, &C.
46S Bags RIO COFFEE, t 25Hhds. N.O.Sngar
50 fsols Molasses 20 do N. O. Refined Sugar . 5 do Boston do Just received aud for sale by
Jaull BEMENT & VIELE
AGUE AND FEVER, AND CIIILS AND FEVER CURED.
PUTNEY'S celebrated AGUE and FEVER and CHILLS and FEVER PILLS, war
ute d to cure in every case, provided the direc
tions are strictly pursued, for sale by
J. 6c W. KEILEx . Evansville October 26.-3t
bbl
13,00 10,00
I
1 50
3 00
4 00 '9 00
Satinets Ky Jeans Eastern 44
FISH Mack No I
rt Jfo 2 - No 3
Herings No 1 box
rRurrs Bunch Rais box ULASS Pttts 100 lt.8-10 10- 1? 11- 15
INDIGO Bengal lb 1 LIQUORS iirady Gat 1 Amer do Gin Hol 1 - Ami 44
Md wine" I
, Shery
Mai aw.t" ' rir'y Port 44
LIME Barrel LEAD Pig 100 lbs Bar 44 44 MOLASSES
500 371
25
BA3S RIO COFFEE, just received and for sale by
J. H. JvJt (JHKE 6s. CO. January 25th, 1843. . , .'
1
" 1
371al 00.SALT 40al,00 Kanawha bush
0a62SHOT
Basr 1 15al
SOAP
Brown lb Fancy pr dox
SPICES
Cassia lbs Cloves Ginger Race
grouud Nutmegs Peper Pimento
COal 50'SUGARS - j New Orleans 5b ,a7 50a3 00 Lump lb 1114 30 Loaf 16al8
00a! 50 SCYTHE SNEADS
- 301. Patent doz ' 8 00 50a3 OO.SHOVELS 60a3 00 doz 10 50
45 SPADES
45! doz 10 50
S5a2 50
5a7
38
30 35 10 12
50 10 12
1
621
TAR
Barrell 3 50a5 00 Keg 50a 100
TEAS
Imperial 70a85 Young Hyson '45a75
Gun fowder uaoo
AN ORDINANCE Supplemental to rtAn Ordinance concerning Side Walks. Passed 30th January, 1843." Passed April 6th, 1844. Sec I. Be it ordained by the President and Trustees of the town of Evansville. That all Signs and Si?n-boards Suspended, errected, or nlaced over any Side Walk in the town of Ev
ansville, be and the same are hereby defined and declared to be nuisances. 1 Provided that nothing in thiB Section contained shall be con
strued to extend to any sign or sign-board which does not extend more than 3 feet from the outer line of the lot in front of which the same is or may be placed. . i Sec. 2. Every person who shall erect, suspend, place, or continue any sign or sign-board over any side walk within the corporate limits of the Town of Evansville, contrary to tlia provisions of the first section of this ordinance, aud
who shall fail, nested or refuse to remove the
same, on being notified in writing so to do, by any officer of the corporation shall forfeit and pay for every hour he shall so fail, neglect or refuse any sum not exceeding one dollar nor less than ten cents, and it shall be the duty of the Marshal to remove such Sign or .Sign-board to such place as he may deem proper. Provided that'the above penalty shall.iti noease attach until the expiration ot six hours from and after service of notice aforesaid. JOHN HENSON,Prest. Attest J. M. STOCK WELL.
100 44 Verdigres ground'1000 lbs Salxratus
in Oil SloUU " Liulcli Madder
ALSO A well selected assortment of SUR
G EON'S INSTRUMENTS, Syringes, Trusses,
I with almost all the amides usually kept by
Druggist.
Evausville, January , 1JJ42. MARSHAL'S SALE.
BY virtue ol a Venditioni Exponas issued out of the office of the Clerk of the United
States District Court for the District of Indiana,
to me directed, 1 will offer for sale at the court
house door in the town of Evansville, County of
Vanderburgh and estate ol Indiana on. Tuesday
the 6th day of May next, the following described real estate to wit: Lot number twenty five.
and half of Lot number twenty six, beins divi
ded by a line through the middle of said lot from
first street to the alley towards water street, and
being the half that lies adjoining said lot number twenty five, with the appurtenances thereunto
belonging. 1 he rents and profits for seven years
will first be offered for sale. Said above men
tioned property was levied on as the property of a f i. . .1. :.r-ri . . it -
niiius viuiRf at ma buiiui ivuuenuuin, agaiusi Amos Clark - and Jerome B. Lanphear. Sale between the hours of ten o'clock A. M- and four
o'clock P. M. of said day. ROBERT HANN A,
Aiarsuai ot u. e. lor Indiana JUistrict, by
JAMES T. WAKER, Deputy
KINNE'S
A
QUARTERLY LAW COMPENDIUM FOR
1844 WILL CONSIST OF
DIGEST of important and well-selected Cases reported in the" United States and
Great Britain in 1842, '43, and '44, alphabetical
ly arranged: being an appendix to KltflNiVS LAW COMPENDIUM. Published quarterly
in January. April, July, aud October. .acn
Number will contain thirty-two pages,
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CHAIRS. '
HUST received a large assortment ot Chairs B which will sell low for any kind of produce,
Please give us a eall before you buy elsewhere
Jan. 1 '43 tl. allis c tiuvvts
For Wabash River!
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260 Bags Rio Coffee, 40 Boxes Tea, 6 Chests of Tea, 4 Bales Domestic, . " '' ' - 2 Cases Shirting, : ,
With a general assortment'of Groceries and
Cotton Yarn which we will sell very low for
Cash or Produce. . A. LAUGHLIN, StCo.
Dec. let, "4. -
HE FAST RUNNING STEAMBOAT
OCEAN, Capt, F.'C. GWATHMEY,
win run reguiaviy uunug inn season Detwcen
cvansvnie anu jjaiaeiie. me ucean is one of the best boats of her class on the western
waters, carries a good freight, and has first rate
accommodations for passengers. Insurance can be effected on her as low as on any boat that
runs. : . i i ' ! .
For freight or passage apply on board. Feb. 15, tf.
LUMBER!
twyerhe saw mill at Dam Nol Green River
JA in full operation, and all bills of Lum
ber filled at the shortest notice, at the followin
prices, viz. All scantling and plank reducced to
board measure, per 1000, at the mill .9 00
VVeatherJboarding aud boat roeling at
the mill . ' ; 7 so
Flooring at the mill CQ
i,' ... i t tit ri m - rty t -
inquire Ol j.iu. o 1 UCri. VV jLJLi C Uo.
with whom orders can be left.
" -I C. D. EASTIN. Evansville la. Aug. 10 1843. tf
15.000 DOLLARS ILLINOIS MONEY
Wauled, to till an order, by
..nud'43. BEMENT & VIELE.
FEW CASKS OF QUEENSWARE in first rate order, just received and for sale
very low by J. 11. MAGHEE & CO.
Jan. 11th, 1844.
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H W Herbert, N. Hawthorne, John Neal.
HTTuckeriuan,U W Longfellow, P Benjamin, J R Chandler, C F Hoffman, R 11 Dana, TCGrattau. TS Arthur . R Dawes R W Griswold, H F Harrington, j C Neal, Geo. P Morris H H Weld, R M Bird, Seba Smith MissSHewett Mrs 'M Cfvers, Mrs E C Embury, Miss M Fairmau. Mrs E E!lt Airs A S Stephens, M iss ESNortnu, Mrs F Osgood Mrs S Smith, ' Miss M. Coxe, Mr V E Howard.. Mrs H E BStowe.MissMRRaud,Miss Elisa Leslie, Mrs L H Sigourney, Mrs. A. M. F. Annan, Mrs M St Leon Loail.MrsC W. 11 Eliua.Miss C
M. Sedgivick, Miss Mreta M. Duncuii, Mrs Lyd.. ia June Piersou, Miss Juliet 11 Lewis, Miss Vir ginia de Forest, Miss Hnuiiah F Gnuld Miss Mary Daveiiant, Miss A S Lindsay , Miss E A Dupuy Win Emily Francis, Miss C AI Koteltas,Mis Lucy Austin. , . ,.... ... With uianr of thean.arra geiiienta have already been made, as well as with others whose t sputa - tiou is sure, tliouh yet lole established m tlie public regard. The proprietor entertuius atu-'. guiue hopes of accoutplis hiug an object to which he looks forward with pride the secured co-op-.
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Sadd XV LOemsoy, OCC. besidesa platq of rash-, ious coloured, and occusioiially other illustrations, so that every subscriber will receive it' the course of ihe year, at least twenty four elegant productions of the grapic art, which coul J; not be otherwise procured at three or four tiniest the annual cost of the whole magazine: " , In each number there will also be two pagts-' of Music, original, or judiciously selected by a competent professor of the art. Proper regardwill be paid to the current issues from the book press; not so much, however with a view to nor. l ice all the volumes that may appear as to the expression of matured opinions concerning those' which shall be deemed worthy 'of lha public attention and confidence. The aim of the Editor will be, rather to furnish judicious criticism , on -which reader and purchasers may rely for guiii-' aiice, than to present a mere laudatory Chrui" cie ol New Publications. . " ... TERMS; ' .. , i The Columbian Magazine one year in advance ; -: : : J3.0O" '4 . .1 " two $5,00 J two copies one year : ; : . 5,00 f Dealers in periodicals througout . the Uuited States aud the Canadas, who wish to become t agents for the Columbian Maguzine, will pleaisi apply to the publisher immediately. The usual ' discount will be made to theiu. . .1 1 In additiou to the above, the publisher simply -adds,' for the benefit of. all, that the work will be , sustained by sufficient capital. ' IsMiiFI.'PfHT P..KIiul..r fill R... M''l
m &v b a-i Mm i vv i u v lion vij wu v v 1 J A. W. Reilly, Agent, where specimen numbersmay be seen. ... March I4th, ,'44i ll
COTTON YARN.
BOXES Yams No. 500, 600 and 700 for sale, by . A. LAUGHLIN. & Co.
June l-tf-'43. Water street.
75
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CONVENIENT STORE ROOM on Walter Street. Enquire of HARRINGTON. HANNAH Sc. CO.
Oct. 19th, '43-tf. LOUISVILLE EVANSVILLE AND HEW ORLEANS.
the past nvyyix c itfamboat
AMERI AN EAGLE;
f1 APTAIN MONTGMERY, will ply regular
oetween tna aitove ports, and will leave this place for NEW ORLEANS on Friday the 1st March without fail. For Freight or Passsage apply to
E. A
Evansville Jan
CORBET, Main Street.
25, '44. .
For the Wabash River. f jTlHE light draught steamer CICERO, James jL Patherson Master,will run in the Wabash trade regularly between Evansville tnd Lafayette the ensuing season. For freight or passage, when the season commences, apply on board or to . HARRINGTON, HANNAH &Xo. Shippers may rely on correctness and despatch Feb. lst,'44tf. , AGUE AND FEVER PILLS. NEAVITT Sc. Co's. Ague and Fever Pills, which is a sure cure, no mistake having never yet failed in a single instance, all toc that aro shaking ' this hot weather had best to eall and purchase one box that will be sufficient to cure any case of Ague and Fever. For sale one door below the Post Office, Main street, by L.D.SMITH. April 7. LIME. 100 BBLS. WHITE LIME, in store and for sale low, by A. LAUGHLIN, & Co. June l-tl-'43. Water street.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C- ; i WE are now receiving our heavy spring, supplies of Drugs, Medicines, Painls,Oi ' Dye stuff. Spices, Surgeon's Instruments, Win- ; dow Glues, Vials,Bottles,Shop Furniture, SnufFs and Tobacco; which' renders our - aesortmeat'i very complete. Druggists, merchants manuiac-, turers, physicians,' and other dealers, are rspecifully invited to call and examine our stock '
- - - - --j .. ( j . are prepared to offer inducements to purchasers, for cash, or to prompt deaters(onlyjon the usual time. Persons who cannot make it convenient to visit the city, by addressing us their orders, may rely upon having them promptly filled, on . the same terms and of equal good quality a iT they were here in person, " " : .b; Jvi. WILSON. PETTET. & SMITH.,
Main street, Louisville, Ky., N. B. Ginseng, Beeswax, Feathers, Linacod i Oil, Flax Seed. Rags, mut.ard deed, Lard, small, white beanstand dried Fruits, taken at alt time' at the market price in payment of debts due VMp?
or in exchange lor augoous iu our uue. March 81st, 1844.
COPARTXERSIlIPi ! ''- HE UNDERSIGNED have this day asaociattd themselves under the firm ef BABCOCKS &. SHAKPE, for the purpose' ef ? trausacting a General Grocery, - Crockery , To ? bacco, and Produce business. ' ' EL1SHA S. BABCOCK. ' ' , . CHARLES BABCOCK. . v PETER SHARPE.' Evansville Feb. 22 '44. if. ! JOII W. GltANT, . TAILOR. ; ESPECTFULLY fnformi tho Citizen f jt$L EvanavilU and its vicinity that h hi
t - a it rr euno f .
. i f i f i tiri i '
hopes by strict auer. tion to bis business to merit
Evansville, March 7th, '44, 3u
Feb 4
Bbls MACKEREL, 10 half bbls do for sale by
BEMENT & VIELE
N Orleans gal 23a3g