The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-04
NEW YORK CoRREsPON DENCE.
CLErroRD HOUSE, New York,
Sent. 9th. 1852.

CLErroRD HOUSE, New York;
Sept. 9th, 1852.
Observation-Disclosures OF DIS
tinguished citizens Of EvansriLe-Mr. 1.
Keen and lady, his purchase, 3c.-Mr. >. j.
Hopkins and lady-Mr. Jno. Stanklin, lady
and daughter-Johnson, Colburn, Preston and
others-Mr. l.. ID. Nickney, Of Cdnnelton-
Stalcncss in Ne,cs and Politics-Future Sub
jects, de-. 3c.
Mr.. SANpERs:-My business vocation has
so confined me that it has been impossible for
me to comply in making regular contributions
for your popular Journal. hope | am not
too late to prove of some service to you and
of interest to your numerous readers. What
subjects shall l comment upon! IL it be
politics, religion, literary or miscellaneous
news, it will require more space than you can
well spare in the Daily. then propose my
subject and remarks be confined to such local
end personal matters as will most interest
those at home.
Your prosperous city has been well repre-
scented in New York the past season. Your
merchants who rank high in the commercial
world have been on supplying the demands
your growing city requires.
Mr.. Issac Keen, with his young and hand
some bride have been sojourning for a few
weeks in the city enjoying the delights of their
honey moon, besides the amusements Of the
city. Mr.. Keen has bought an unusually
large stock of goods for the extensive house
of Morgan, Keen g. Preston, and will ex-
pose desirable assortment, defying cOmpe-
Keen is known to be one of the best buyers
that comes to this market.
Your esteemed citizen, Mr.. J. s. Hopkins
and lady have been tarrying at the Astor.-
Mr.. H. returns with a complete stock. His
courteous partner, Mr.. Reid, will now have a
chance to extend his inimitable politeness
towards his various customers.
Mr.. Jno. Shanklin, wife and accomplished
daughter, have been visiting as much for
pleasure as bu-iness. His obliging assistant,
Mr.. Riley, will be able to accommodate
the public and ladies in particular with the
latest styles of fashionable goods.
The new firm of Colburn g. Hershberger
recruited think in Philadelphia. They are
clever gentlemen and are worthy the conf
dence of the public. Messrs. C. g. H. will
find it to their advantage to depend more up
on New York Tor their supplies.
Messrs. Johnson g. French will also open
a rich and choice variety of New goods bought
here.
Mr.. A. ]. Preston, Of your city, has bought
perhaps larger than any one buyer coming to
this market. Mr.. Preston is thorough mer.
chant and gentleman of the highest order
1t 10 to be hoped his concerns at York, Mar
tinsville and Hutsonvile, will realize his full
est anticipations.
Your, Cannelton friend, Mr.. Editor, Mr..
L. d. Stickney, has carried to his Furnishing
town large and well selected stock, and will
be able to supply the citizens Of that town
in every branch of trade. Mr.. Stickney is
well known to your community, in fact, the
whole country success will invariably be his
reward.
There are many other of your citizens (who
l have not the honor of knowing that have
visited New York this season. In fact, as
far as can learn, immense sales have been
made to your city and State. Your citizens
then can rely upon being supplied well with
merchandise generally.
There is no particular news Of interest to-
day. The arrivals from Europe bring nothing
important.
in my next, I will confne myself to the
local news of New York. My letters will
be brief and condensed, as well know the
wish of editors upon that point.
With my best wishes, subscribe myself,
WESTERNER