Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 49, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 October 1859 — Page 3

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WEDSESDAY 3I0BNING.... OCTOBER 12 RIVER ITEMS. ARRIVED. Greenville, Green R W J Maclav, Ciu'ti Koeket, Pittsburg McLellan, Memphis Ligbtfoot, St Loai - - - DEPAlTtn. ' Greenville, Green K Mr Lallan. Louisville . Kocket, St Loom Ligbtfoot, Cincinnati W J Maclay. do J 11 Done, Cairo The weather, yesterday, was dear and mild. The river waj falling slowly, Business was more than usually brisk. There is considerable freight coming in by the different modes of conveyance, but aa readily shipped, therefore, l here is not much accumulation. At Louisville the river was at a stand, yesterday, with foar feet eight inches in the canal, and two feet ten inches water in the pass on the falls. At Cincinnati it was falling slowly. The Scioto A.2, in charge of Capt. Duncan, will leave oar wharf this morning early for New Albany. Passengers and shippers should bear this in mind. A little side-wheel dinkey called the Venus, was at the levee yesterday. She is a miniature steamboat containing two engines, the cylinders of which, a person could carry in the side pocket of his coat, and not know they were there. She had a large flat boat loaded with sheep, which she was handling with all ease. The J. IT. Done left yesterday with all the freight she could carry, having 600 or 800 barrels of flour from Xewburg for reshipmect at Cairo. The W. I. Melay, from Cincinnati, bound to St. Louis, was here on Tuesday night, and discharged about 50 tons of freight. She had a full load, and her cabin was full of passengers. The Luc Eaves left yesterday with a fair trip of freight aDd passengers. The snag which lately lodged in the river above town has disappeared, and loats can keep the channel without any fear of striding. The Lightfoot was here yesterday morning, from St. Louis, bound for Cincinnati. She remained some time diseharging freiUi: The Alilv takes her departure to-thy at 1 0 o'clock, for Cannelton. She is a swift iind reliable boat, and passengers going to thai or way oh)t, should by ail menus take this boat. Considerable excitement occurred j ij the levee early yesterday morning, by the appearance of a hog twin;: through a series of caper?, bitinj at evvrythinjf ! t -1 aiiii in iti way, and. finally taking a ct to" on the stern-line of tlio fitmiiuf r Maid uf the Mist, whic h in its raving and desperation it nearly severed in twain. The mutual was simmi li'ictied, ly a charge from n gun, and pronoiinctd mad. Thin ended the career of another snrjtct of misplaced con licence. The new Meanirr J.M. Siiarp, just completed nt New Albany, will I here to-day, bonnd fur New Ur!cau. We learn from the New Albany Trilnnf that the hull of the new atemricr Cherokee built at New Albany, by Messrs. Hill & layne, is 200 feet lung, 33 feet Uaiu, 23 fet-t floor, and Cj feet depth of hold, and is pronuunced by the l0t of judges to be the lest fastenctl, as Well ns the ftrongfft hull of .the size, that has ever been turned out from I any shipyard. cbc lias two cylinders, 23 inches in diameter, with 8 feet stroke; 4 boiler.', 23 feet long and 40 inches in diameter; 3 wrought iron shafts, 11 A inch journals; aud 2 wrought iron cranks, working 2 water wheels, 28 feet iu diameter and 12 feet length of buckets. The J. G. Cline will be sold by the U. S. Marshal at Memphis on .Monday the 18th. A deck band wa3 drowned on" the Clipper farly Friday morning, while the boat was "ying at Foster's landing. Captains T. Dean and J. D. Adams have purchased the Undine from Capt. Jno. Wmm1burn for bltf.S"", for ibo Arkansas river mail trade, in place of the Irene, recently ?nnk. . . TLe rule taken against Capt. Carras, of the steamer Fair Pliy, for contempt of the New Orleans Court, in refusing to obey it3 mandates, and running off his boat after it bad been taken possession of by the sheriff, came up for trial last week. Capt. Carra3 wa3 sentenced to ten days imprisonment and fifty dollars fine. Capt. U. S. Goodall, an old pilot will lake command of the Soutfurner during the comiuing sea?on. She is now on the way3 at Monad Ciy. The Dunhi'h, while coming down, broke one of her engines, near New Richmond, Friday evening. Mr. Chael Mullen, n deck-hand, fell overloard from the etcamcr Glentrood, at the bend of Charleston bar, a few days since, and was drowned. The wreck of the fielle Creole was sold at Madison, on Saturday, for $S00. The Goody friends ha3 withdrawn from the Upper Mississippi, and goes to Pittsburg. The AMia lately sunk in the Upper Mississippi, near Gurlington,bas been raised nnd repaired. The Duncan F. Kenner has gone on the doek?, nt New Orleans, to be repaired, and the Opitol has taken her place. The Woodford arrived at New Orleans on the 8th inst., with a good trip and left for New Albany the same day. Tlie election The vole yes tenia was scarcely worth mentioning. Only a little over COO votes Vkere cast In this township, which ought to have jolled over 2,000. The returns indicte the election of Parrett for Circuit Judge, and Parrottfor Commissioner. The majority against calling a Convention will Ik? heavy. The following Is the vote of this township for Judge and Commissioner: . Foil Circuit Judge. Parrett 341 ; Pitcher. 2sl ; majority for Parrett CO. For Commissioner. Hotige, ICS; Parrolt, 318; Gilford, 100; majority for TarTOtt, 133. , PERRY TOWNSHIP. For Circuit Judge. Pitcher 18; Parrett 102; majority for Parrett 82. ru Commissioner. rarrott C; Catlett 14; Jervis 8; Nightingale I; GifTord 33; NeellC; Hotige 43. Houge over Parrott 39. For Convention 8. Against 11 6. , K AN3VLILK IHK.H CLt'B. The niiU:ll elet tion of ndicers of the usot ial'udi will be held in the Cub Room this (Wednesday) evenin at 7 o'clock. gsrA Ierui:in, naine.l Snyder, was stabbed by a rowdy named Gandolpho, near Cuniminaville, Ohio, and died in three uiinuUs. .Jlis jugular vein was cut into. .

The MadUon Courier complains that too many youngr infanta, foundlings, are

left on the" steps of the houses in Indianapolis, and recommends a foundling hospital. The mother probably leaves them to be taken care of by the father, though it must be confessed that placing them on the steps is only providing them with a Up father. Lou. Dem. SCIT AOAISST THS 'ClTT OF ST. LoCIA. Mr. P. Warner of the Independent Detective Police of St. Louis, intends to sue that city for 10,000 damages, for false imprisonment. The statement of Mr. Warner is to the effect that he visited the late Fair on Tuesday' the 27th ult.,' and that in the afternoon of that day, having committed no offense whatever, he was ordered under arrest by Major Dawliugf, was handcuffed and t.:ken to the calaboose, where he was cloceTy' conGncd for twenty-four hours, without be ing permitted an interview with bis wife or J v". -.t ! was euiereu ajrainsi uim. ne was uiM-iiuryr-i i from custody by Judge Dai ley. English Intelligence. The London -lustraUJ Timet saya: "The Presidential nominations form the chief tojiic of conrersation in America. There are 3 candidates in the Geld Wire, Dougbis au-1 IToIis. At the last accounts Holts was a little abend. A genuine "wooden nutmeg' was one of the features of the Hartftrd county air, last week. : It is said to Lave deceived even Connecticut folks. Special Notices limrtrng" tht Summer that hmijutt pm ed away, thousand of sufWer f.vm tl.wntery and diarrhrea have Wen relieved ly the ne t 1I0 TETTEK'S B1TTEKS, a medu ine which Nevid.-nt-ly ilentinrd to nail tain a iH-rmlcnt nUce iu the ptihlio etiinitti n. I'ilhuiM ltarili"a U on of tln.e JinvM- which l-afflcs tlie ki!l f tin ilijfirian. The niwii-in' they ailuiinirter to act nn the In ! nvvt r M t'iiM to retirh tliu n:r. f the -il. Thu uilU.-uity I, ta jtt a r-n. .ly that will rr.irl: nil the i!iiliv eijianr, and rive the in iuiiil!:ui"i.1y a nsh uf rlr r . rid tlit-nil f tltii v Tlii pioU' tti imvAiwi by the lliw-rr, kbU It 'l.eVer f..ili ColiUer tliO Cl)-t 'tuhborii cm.-m- It i-f ur to amy that during lb" i aawit jii!! c'io'':t, thi.1 ne-dicine hi ac!iicrd more en res thitfi any other ever j u-rciib il ti the nuhtic; utid i r:c tlie f.l! wIimi that t-rribl Krouiy ftv. r and nttc in . j r v ilr'it, the TittcM willgnin frt-th fame. Fr Jile by lrU'i!i and deader cet.i nd!y,eVerlierr. octIO llallovy't Plllt. Emattmtton and rnatare .tVcajr, alow 4ol )iie-d troj inu fever, ai.d the thri'liic conn tpietcm ef in fleeted vjmntouii of iticM', liui 1ki cxp-l!ed, i-veii at tlie eleventh hour, l.y a f-w ier uf Mi: ftrrlitij; iulUine. It acta aa .m !i.T&iir u well ai a pm if.tr if the bhmd, and ln.iy l't Mifrly lnk'ii t.j fruiato a.4 well an children vt all ag.'. Sold at the Manufactory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and by all Druggist, at 2.c., 63c., and ft r U-x. octIO Th HlomA tm tht Zr-V ware IImi or auficrera iu our country Liuui-th, their constitution rarled and torn by ttn n and danneroue mineral ntediei in; Ibey will com. to the Ctintaif lieahb, f.Hind in ninq-le herb and root from nature' i.t..r.b..u. TIIK MOUNTAIN" IIEKB I ILLS, vt iuiioccnt inoimtain .Untacouinond, will r h and ntoj thir ditre., nnd nm 'he Mood, renewed and rleanwl, t'i fitrry through the body the ebimuu of health ; buiMin ui the broken eoiiKtitntioii, and c.trryiu lifo and healtk, but for thi-ni would have heu the wreck of bopo tbe f-ble immii of minVriiig, at hvd ended by tbw cold ban l of d-'itth. Iniit let ir-jiuliee)veetm your better reaMm ; iht nt look Uoii theM PilN k only l.ke othent ; Uo u-l let your deni-air, aTlcr trying ever j tiling else, nrerent you fruin trvi'i tht. The blood miet tx i-ure, and tli-u nifknea la luixaMibie. What a great and yet aimrle truth iathia! it aj'pealj Iu t ht Couiutoll Iruw of all; it i the icreat ke)-etoue of the healing art. Jl'I-SON'S llOUNTAIN IIEUB will lurify and rleanM it aa nre aa the iuu will tine to-morrow. IMiJulMii'a Mountain llorU 1'Ula axeaold by all Meiicine lHvler. anl li JiY. Nr.'S.Vi J VST UK OA 1IIK ftAl K. , t Urrn it, Titian TEsr.T, KKt OMv lVxa know thk t'ol'KT linear. Will give particular atlentiou all Notarial hniuea entrited to biin aiub ad wiitin; Ieed, Mortis', Poera-4f-Attorney, Coutracb, S.e. Will tUi eolloct inoncy, in any part of the county, with or without nlt, aa direct ed. ' Frolmte bnninesa, w t tlcBicnt cf eatatet, AdutinUtratioii, Gnardiaubii'aao.icited and promptly attended to. anjll5 Dodiaui Miuini; Coniany, Evaiiitvitle, In.liana. O.Hio uu Water at re.r, lft ween Main and Lwcuat. Coal, iu qu.uititied of not leaa tlin 'J biihliels, de livered to any lu t of the city, at 10 ceuta jt-r LhhIi. at the pit, S rent. JOHN WYMOND, oct a Secretary aud Manager. If AMI'S. MJ and n COAL OIL, BritS ISG FLVID lird Oil Lams, uf all kind, constantly on baud ard ftr foi sale cheup, ly N. 8. THOMPSON, sept 2i VragzM. -an a mce rUMPS-JUST UKVMtiVed. a lot of this dceirabhi Pump. ataptei tor elevating and forcinc water into any -part of tbo building, or abont the preniisoa where they may be placed. I tr attic- oy . JyUl . . GEO. S. SONNTAG. HENRY WARD BEECHER'S Publi.hel weekly in 44 II IK IN DKI 'KJNUXiiN 1 ' tt- jnniTia.v to Tim .m'a. Mi entinsc matter containeI in ererv auccesui ittinilier of Th ldryrmUi, the publisher U happy to annonniie that the Sunday Morning Sermons ot the Iter. JIenrt Waao IJkecheu will appear esrlu ively iu iu columuK every week. They ar the only reort given tolue prees wbirb receive revis iuu frout the autbor'a owu band. Among tbe other special contributors are tbe following well kuown writers : . - - 2ILS. UAUUIF.T BEECHES STOWE, ltts CEO, M. CM LE VLB. tH'l J OUS li. WH I TTl EH. - TERMS Two Dollars a year, payable iu ad vance. Addre -JOsEl'll U. IUC11AKDS. l'uMiidier. So i Ueekman titreet; N. Y. For nale by all News Areata. eep2iUwlw EVANSV1LLE TEA STORE.? WW cial centres HKe lKifion, ivew ivra, ami Kransville, lu.ineas Is frradnally claselfyinfr it.scir, thuM affording g.ods to dealers and consumers at better rates : therefore, resolved, thst we deal iu TKA, TOBACCO, ttc., o.4 instead or general groceries. We bee leave to call attention to onr larso and well selected stock of good In our line; loo chests and cardies aaorteil leas.100 boxes Tobacco. ' Km.ouu Cijptrs. , o bbls JiUtcking. -W) boxes Ground Spices. , ". j -Zj bbls inegar. M pTws Gates' Matches. - 'iO bir,s drain Pepper and Spice. Ian) bdls Wrappinf Taper. 1 M reams Writing- do 4,'J00 Paper Bags, assorted sizes, very convenient for retail purposes. Mntard. in small snd larre tin cans Common and fancy Candies, Butterscotch, Ac with many other article usually kept in such atores. speaking of Teas, let it be understood that we .rnumioiui to sell Tea, and will sell rood Tea nt 4V, 60c, Wc, boc, 70c, 75c, 80c, 0ct Si, and l.i iMr iioiind. We alao hare Teas put p In r. and Jb caiblieM to ..nr order, to sell to families, xi you want good i..i rbsn Tea. call on us. - Tor the pres. nl iu IVej'a UU ck i. aOer the 1Mb of October, in t'oter' ... -1 l.-: . . . ' Itew uict, vii tr aiir-r.. US' (VII and eet some Tea. . E. n.!AuIS' Jt CO. U j- Ki; wanteit.'ftteflriveriea or Canh. ir.iiir.rrubv.l - aeu'Jo i 1 -- t - - - Tfm7iiru TIL'B. N . S. TlltiMPSUS, MM fcoeeea-.r to Dr. -Tj W. Hawyer, ' Wh.deaale ani Ketail Druagiat, Xo.,3i Main street, r.sns,:iui;i: . sflblZ-2m

DESCRIPTION SCANTLIN & STEPHENS !!. jimt rt-ceivvd a full Mipplr for their TmXl nnd Winter Trsdc, and every description of STOVEH, ii:.Tti. TIX WAKE, and KITCHEN UTKXMLs. TLetr atuck embruce l varietie-iof COOKING, PARLOR, AND OFFICE STOVES AND GRATES, ' with and wilh.'Ct nuut!f, all of the newt hiid niut appro ed mttrriis. The atuek enabrav tli urettt.-Kt Taru-ty efrr hruuLt to tliia warkrt. It lxM-n letted Ly one uf t!it partuer in rerent from the largtwt tick of tlu manufacturer iu rUtKftur, Cincinnati, iid I.ouUrille, aud lia Ut-u nun ha--d on ternm that wilt allow the undorined to at the very lowest cah nrkea for wLkti auch articles cun be had in thU market. ttf-CaM at the aiKn of the CMkin) Stove,' No. 15 Main strr't, oj jKito the SUte Dunk, tetween Muter and First trc.-N. m pU-diuOni SCANTLIN Jl STEPHENS. nw IS TUB liME to pva i CHASK. IlaviT.ir rc'ived a new lot of choice aud f..ney Croceriea, we are now prepared to prea.-ni to me pni ne a Hick aa nearly complete In ariice of our iiiw. a ean h found anywhere, and our f.o iiitiea for pnrrhartin and connect iii enak im to Liter onr ifiKHi.i at prica a r, if ut lovicr. rb.tti can be bal anywhere "I.ho iu tbi4 ni;ir-ket.-nr motto i "Value azainnt Value." and hou f.tr ue have adhered to tliia. inaf lie Keen by the puiroii:i bestowed upon c hitherto, and it ia tlie interest of the pul.lic to atroiiize an eatablirhnient where they pet the best and the moat for their money lurested. All w ak I to examine oir ork and prioea ; every Information about mmiim wtil beth erfullv gi-n. tne , wpu I.. II. n)K R SOX. Xxll Stools.. 3'' hjvji just MEnarxn WW one Tall atock of r'vreuu aud ltni. tin' lry (J-Mxld, Notions, B'MMn, Kliom. ilU, '.n-. le.nand 'Alillinery Good, which w ure wlliiis rery l iw for ( ali or No. 1 tuile. All bW. r u !,o i tite nvtr thia Kali will itv more t..i t lie in at Iu J-.vanavillw. There beln u dviei umia ' tiou here to eell aa low an any Wet ru eity, and : ourrtocka ot Uouda are laro aud liiat-raie tl.i ' eaMin. and rettinir more ao evenr vear. The nukl. I ern mod of doinft bo-iineea aeemi to be Io "buy often, and rloHeat home," thereby ntvirK -iuieaud treiedt and Insurance. o merchant in tui ec tiou of onntry can ao nn tlie river thic 'ull to bur (Jli ani save anytliin thereby. we ronlittllv invite the Trade to call and examine our stin k. We have on our tint floor Dry Goods aixt Koti.mH. Onr e -on.! floor, Boota and Sboea, t . Uur third floor, Hats nd Caps. Good ktotk of each, w hich wre will aell low Civ una rail. eplS KKKNrf PRK3T0N. g.71i;iUt-I,V HOUSE, UOSTOJY, MS JL the lurgt-at and boat arranged Hotel in the New Kuxhiud Mates: ia centrallv located. and eaT of aceeea front all the route of travel. 1 1 contain all the modern iuiprovemeiits,andevery convenience lor tlie comfort and accommodation of tlie traveling public. The hleepim; ro inis are large and well ven tilated ; the aiutes of room are well arraneed. and completely furnUbed for Cimilic, and large travel ing part ie, aud the lioue will continue to le kctd aa a tirht-chtna hotel in every repvt. iP-ly LKWIS UICE, Prop'r. tVOTTuX i'AHXS A SI HAITI si; 1j bnc4 aortetl No Cotton Yarn. ftt balea No. I t'a neltvti Catting .rxl bJ!a. Colt I'll Twiiie i". Uk. CaUlU Uk. Ill Ujs Citrift 'b i in Tor-al,.. by , WHEEI EU k HIQC.A. J. 1I.MAGIIEE & CO. rgnK .Vtfll UK Jilt FOB TIIKIH JL. . . VALL T It APE. with a elotk of Oooda every way auitml to the want oftlt cMiulrT, anil invite tlie attention of MERCHANTS tbeir extensive .t.x fc tf iMOIESTm AND IMltlUTED PUT GOODS ANl r.O0TS AND MInES. w bich la Tery complete and very cheap. We Invite Merchant! to einmiuo one atock tx-fore ftoin bir'htr from home, as ve will mil them cheaper than they can buy good eljcuhero and get them home. ftenM N'O'W G-oods rtt . OAKLEY'S. If OJKLE 1 If O.V, V. C JYOBTH 9Jf 9 Vint atreet, are in reci tpt ef a larpe atock of (Vrpeta, rioor, Table, and Stair Oil Cloth; indow Miadea, Malr Krxls, Cotton, Linen. Wool en, and Silk Damasks ; Jtag, Mats, Bleached and Brown Jloalin, Cotton and Woolen llanneln. Cotton and Linen Sheeting, all grades and sizes of Blankets, all oualities of Shawls. Knitting Yarn. I and Cotton Iloeiery and Glovea ; Caninets, Caasimeres, ciotns, cnuuren s fiaias, aierinoes, Ladies' Dress Goods, Silks, DeBeraces, ruin and Fiirared DeLalnes, Jaconet and Swim Muslins, Embroidery and Embroidered Collars. Woolen Goods, all shadee of Worsted and Cheneal Calicoes, Glnghami, Um brellas for Gents, Ladies, and Misses ; Hooj, Hoop Skirts, Ac, which are offered for cash at reasonable prices and one price to all. also nave on nana a large amount or Fork. Lard, Molasaes, and Whisky Cooper ' Orders fill ed at short notice and lowprices. seplO-lm CRESCENT CITY GALL RY. W ALL follow interest in spite of vain ftlk, And to those wtto deal burly, to them w tuonld walk, . Mow, you who want Pictures, both cheapat. first rata, Bring yonr dimes to SUIT ITS Gallery, (you non't have to watt). He fears no competition from one or the other, Itut looks upon each aa a friend and a brother; He cares not for show, tor pafiing, nor blowing. Mock soirees, or gammon, aaeurediy knowing Hut he ni.ikesths trade, who fcives niont for the cash ; The eope care nothing about any grand phudi. 3ow, all who want l'ictures largu ones or small, SWould. without more delay, on Mr. Smith call ; Tlie Court House, vou know, jiut over the way. Examine hiii rfctnres tio knsw what yon'll say The iK-st in the city, and cannot Ikj 1at la ntiish or prlre and ty w ay or a treat, To Laillea and Kamitie he lessens hi jiy I tome along, friends, don : 't neglect it a day. " sepl6-6m JL . boxes, aud looee, last receired and for sale, iu uuiuitities to suit purchasers by w bruixbs Home of it warranted pure and full weight, for itale aa low aw at any tion-e in tbe city. aep'J-l VV . 11. . MUUUAKIi. EVANSV1LLK GAS-LIGHT COM PAX V. fSVtE HECVLAU ASSCAL MFETIXtt OF Ji tbe stiN'khobb-rs In the tlTKiiitville Uits Libt Cot.ipny, for tlie purjKiso of choosing three Direetorn to wn during tbe enstiin year, will le held at tbe Company's ofticw, ou Lo iint teet, lM-tweeu the hours T in A. 41. ana i v. At., on juouasy, tne iiiUh day of October next. sep2i- td C. . JvhATS, Tres t. Jf lodiia Brooms. .lOdoz Bnckets. 10 dos Tubs, aiwHirted sizes. . 1 cases No. 1 Matches. 2hbds prime Sagar. - . - 10 sacks Oiffee. ; - o chests Tea. : 2-" baps Flonr, extra brand. " ' 10 boxes Soap. 10 tnjxes Candles. , 5 kegs Nails, at . T EEDltONP'8, sep 27 Posey's Block. r:. Thomas Redmond, AVholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries, Produce, & Liquors, j'o. 132 Pot p Itlaek, Mmtm St. : rmHK vjrnEBSiajrBB, bjvijs'o Jl removel to So. 132 Posey's Block, Blain street. and disposed of his old stock of Groceries, is jut receiving a new ami enurgeu assurtmeni 01 CKU11, UQTOB, Ac which he will sell, either at wltolntale or retail, as cheap as can beipurcbaxed in this market. Having porrbased my stock for rah, I eau attll my goods at Manufacturers prices. fit luy old cifctfoauTS toth. iu U wii and ronntrr, I t-iil r nir grateful arkuowledinuetit for sut !- v..r, ami ho bv strU t attentiou to bii-iurs.t to merit a continuance ot their vatrontir. Rd" Goods delivered in anv turt of the ritr free of charge.- ' aep3i' T. REDMOND. c OWK OY'HTMHS 25 dozen 1 tt can I'resh Covo Oystors, Jo ao z io ran to do do. Juiit received and for sale l v epl8 OtO. F03TEK t CO.

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BY TUB E. A W. LIN'S. " ,.. J Xkw York, Oct. The U. S. steamship revenue cutter, liar iltv in .If GiM.n.vl I nt. i a), in search the steamer Quaker LVy, . I provided with the necessary means of relief. ' The steamer Vaiiderlilt which collided with the sloop Jlalbrook, at the Ilurlgate yesterday afternoon, and was forced on the Hood rock, has floated oif. She bas ben taken to Green Point for repairs. JJecnan, the Deuicia boy, publishes the following card dated New York, Oct 10, -I have teen informed through the medium of the public press and from those who were present, and beard him, that Mr. Morrisey 3tuted, a few days since, that he would fight any man in the world and myself in particular, for $10,000. If this be indeed, Mr. Morrisey's wish, I shall be most happy to accommodate him, either before or after my contest with Sayers for the championship of England. I will put op a forfeit to fight him for $10,000 at the time and place that may be agreed upon, according to the rules of the prize ring. Signed. Johh C. II ee sax." BosTOJt, Oct. 11 If. The mahogany snop of Wm. Carter, on Merrimac street, was destroyed by fire this morning, together with a large quantity of material. The loss, which i$ estimated at $40,000, is fully i isured. Pittsburg, Oct. 11 m. Hirer 2 feet 3 inches at Glasshouse and falling. Weather clear and pleasant Pltllrdelphlst Market. j PlIILADCLPUIA, Oct. 11 M. Wheat firm; sales of red at 1 23l 25; j white, 1 30(5,1 33. . Rye wanted at 90c. j Corn has advanced lc:; sales 5,000 bushels j yellow at 04(2,93c. in store, and 95c. afloat. ! Oati are in demand ; 3,000 tush sold at 41 Hc; 500 bags Rio Coffee sold at 10 12c. on time. Whisky firm at 28020c. lialttmore Market. Baltimore, Oct. 11 u Flour steady; Howard street 5 25. Wheat fa'rui at 1 421 45. Corn f roi ; ullow 84(ri,83c. Provisions firm. U'lio Whiak, 2ic. Last Night's Despatches Pennsylvania Election. PiTTSBCttO, Oct. 11 P II York county ; Thomas Cochran's (Opp.) majority in the borough of York, is 300. A pain of 90 for the People's party over last fall, when the Democratic majority was 587 in the couutj. Montgomery county; Consbocton Messrs Cochran and Keim(Opp. have 82 majority in thia borough. This is a loss of 105 for the Opposition, compared with vote of last fall for Congress. Erie city. Eaird, anti-Lecompton Democrat, for Assembly haj 221 majority. Auditor General Cochran, Hep, 35 majority. Survyor General, Keim, Kep., 56 majority. The vote ia light. ISlaib Cocntt. Allona Hall The People's candidate for State Senator gains largely over P.lair's vote for Congress, last year by over 1,200 majority. Ci'MBERLA so Cocktt. Cochran, Opposition, majority 58, and Keims, da, 57. Da i iii i x Cocxtv. Cochran's majority in H.trrisburg District is ICS. Dauphin ro. elects the whole Republican ticket. The Republicans claim the State by 3,000 majority. Ohio Election. Zamcsvillk, On 11 p u. Corwin "Republican candidate for the State Senate, has 250 majority in this city. Two townships beard from give hitn 255. ' This 13 a Te gaiu on Lta vote last year. luc vote of Morrow Precinct, arren county, for Governor, Ranney 137; DenntsoB, 12C; Democratic majority 11. Stat ticket Democratic, 137; Republican 125 majority 12. - Lancaster and Township. Raney, dem., majority 275. Six towns in Lorain county, Republican majority 767, Four towns in Summit county,' 183 Republican majority. Two towns in Sandusky comity give lit Kepublican majority. Three towns in Lake county, 78G Republican majority. Sandusky city gives a Democratic majority of 145, a Dem. gain of 30. Allen county. Delphi? thownship gives 120 Republican majority. . The county as far as heard from gives 430 Republican majority with five townships yet to hear fromj Indiana Kleetlon. Indianapolis. The entire Republican ticket of this county is elected by an average majority of 300 to 500. One precinct in Hendricks county givea the Republican ticket over 300 majority. Terre Haute. For Auditor, Harrison township gives Allen, Opp. 310 rnaj; Recorder, Bailey, Opp. GG maj Commissioner, McKecn, Upp. 394 maj.; Brown, Opp. so far as heard from 310 majority. This ensures tbe election of the entire Opposition ticket. Newark, N. Oct. 11 p m The ('barter election was held here to day. Tbeiu was some ekirniisbinij in the out wards. In the 4th Wan! about dark a fight occurred at the polls during which the polls were closed for half nn hour. Tbe vote was the largest ever polled at a charter election. New York, Oct 1 1 p m The scull race for the champion belt and a purse of $100, came off this afternoon, and was won by Jo.-Lua Ward, cf New burg. Andrew Fay came in second. Thomas Dunn third, aud John Hancel fourth. Tbe distanco wad five miles. Time 30 minute?, 10 secoudi. Augusta, Gan Oct. 11 r u The Courier' special New Orleans dis patch states that the fever is increasing at Houston, Texas, and nine ca?es wereat the hospital of New Orleans during the past week. There was no fever at Galveston. Nkw OaiKANa, Oct. 11 r x The latest advices from Mexico, state that Miratnon was preparing for a vigorous carnmign, and threatens the port of Alvarado. (.Jen. Alvarez bas received munitions of war from New York and California. The mining news from California were more favorable. The Americans were preparing for the per niunet.t occupation of San Juan. Washington. Oct. 11 pm The government is sattfied that the yacht Wanderer is the only vessel that bas landed Africans on our coast. But with a view to prevent any further violation, the luest strin gent efforts had been and will continue to be made. Philadelphia, Oct. 11 pm The election in this city to-day passed off J tjuietly.

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RlCHMOXD. Y-. Oct. 12 P M The House of Clerical and. Lay delegates was occupied to-daj by a lengthy debate on the proposed amendment to article 3 of the constitution aa iriven In vfEterdav'a renort consiauuon, as given in yeicniay a report. r many me wuuie miject was tauiea. . io 'her iMisinesa of importance was transacted, 1 - Louisville, Oct. 11 p u River falling, with four feet six inches in the canal. Savasxah, (Ja Oct. 11 p ar The reform Democratic city ticket ba3 elected. Mr. Arnold, the candidate for mayor, receiving.a majority of 2C0 votes . Acocsta, Ga., Oct. 11-pm. . Brown'a official majority, for Governor of this State, is 20,000. Lancaster, Pa., Oct, 11 p u. ' The President left here for Washington this evening. COSCOBD ,X. II., Oct. 11 p il. The State DemocraticConvention, which met to-dy, nominated Asa P. Caty, of Xorth field, for Gov. The Convention did not act on the appointment of delegates. - Ciscixxati, Oct. 10 P Jf River has fallen Cinches, with C feet to Louisville. Maw Tork Market. ; istw York, Oct. 11 pm Flour 510c. better and moderately active ; sales at 4 001 C5 for supcfine SUte; 4 754 90 for extra State ; 4 40 4 60 for super. Western; 4 805 10 for common to medium extra Western; 5 50 5 63 for shipping brands; extra round hoop Ohio firm, llyc flour unchanged at 3 50 4 40. Wheat firm, 203c better; sales at 1 2301 125 for white Carolina ; 1 45 fcr Ky ; 1 20 for red Southern. Rye scarce and better ; sales' at 85000c- Barley dull but better; sales 800 84;:. Corn Utter at 98c for mixed Western ; 94090c for yellow. OdU ; 45c for Western. Whisky buoyant ; sales at 28 Jc Pork dull at 15 25 fjr mess; 15 oG for priuc. lieef unchanged at 4 40 04 73 for prime; 5 OO0G GO formes. Beef hams steady. Cut meats scarce and firm at 8 for shoulders, aud fur hams. Lard steady at 1101 If. Butter steady at 'Hf, 5 10 for Ohio"; 17021 lor State. Cheese A steady at C01O. Cluelnnatl Market. ' ClNCISXATI. Oct. 11P JX, Flonr steady at 4 CO for superGne, aad tlie j ... ..... . s rurtraei is very active Dy tne advices irom w York; super quoted firm at 4 6004 63Wheat of all grades in market, is in fair demand, at 1 031 05 for red, and 1 0Q, 1 15 for while. Corn quite dull, sales of new to arrive at 50c. Barley dull at 65 070c. Oats firm at 43045. Whisky dull at 25). Provisions firm; there is continued firmness and holders have advanced rates on cat meats c Exchange firm at . fOrThe adoption of the Wyandotte Constitution by the people of Kansas, pi. xes the Democracy in a new dilemma. To avoid this, they did what they could to defeat it, but failed in their efforts. The new State will apply for admission at the next session of Congress. Will the Democracy, through the instrumentality of the Executive and the Senate, keep the new State out of the Union? Iiy the Nebraska-Kansas act they are pledged in favor of admission; and by the English Hill they are plodged the of Act way, no census having been taken. Which horn of the dilemma will they choose ? Mr. Carlisli: Will you le kind enough, to allow a voice from liehiud the screen to say a word about the " Darlinj? Convention." I wonder why tbe Enquirer does not say more about that noted assembly? Why such a gathering there? ". " The guardian angels who guarded tha ronventtontsts to the scene of action and home .again can tell lest why such a gathering at the Convention. . Ye Democrats who are willing to be tbe slaves of ambition and deceitful politicians, beware lest in your course you abuse and trample on the proud banner you ought to defend. Democrats, are you aware that without your aid the office-seeking Democrats would soon sail under another banner? Deny them office once and see where you will 6nd them. You will find them endeavoring to mount every popular breeze that float?. . You good-natured Democrats who are so apt to be led away by the wily tongue and false promLjes of sleek-tongned politicians, bo on your guard. The time U coming when some of them will be exhibited in their true colors. " Mr. Carlisle, for the present your humble correspondent will content himself by wishing that thoee new guardian angeh who took care of the straying Democracy during our late County Convention, (the Darling one,) ma meet the jast award their untiring labors merit. A Dkhoccat otr ExPKBiicNce.' CmVMlSIHTRATOirS KOTICE.AVTIUE IS mjL hereby clvn that the uudricned haa Urn ii.intel Adiwiaintrator of the estate of William II. tretiue, late vsnutruurgn county, aeceaaeu. All persons Indebted to said estate are required to make irainediats payment to me, and all Jxtmhh harliiir claims scaiimt said estate aro reouir- d to praeut them, duly autheuticatfd according to Uw. TbeiKUteiasolveat. ilESKY IIOKNBY, septil-lt4a3tw ; ' Adminitrato IS WM. horebv eiven that we will eell at public auc tion, on Tbursdaysthe 13th day of Or.tolr,lKo9,at o'clock A M., at the residence of William II. Krskiue, Iste of Vanderburgh county, deceased, all tbe rersoual property (not taken by the widow) of Andrew E. Erskin and William II. Erskine, consisting of oxen, cows, horses, hogs, wapom, hay, corn in the field, farming utensils, household furuitare. Ac. A credit of twelve months will be given on all sums over nve dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved security, waiving relief laws. All sums of five dollars ana anuer. casn in nana. ANPBKW tKMilMi , liENKY IIORNBT, Br., ept2I-ltd3tw Admin istmtors. EVANSVILLE NURSERY! rrnuB svhscmmbbm bjsfmavtbkjv JL thousand well crown rrtm Trees w nlcu, lie offers to the public cheap for cash. Knrsery one mile from Evacsviiie. on tue Jvewourjr road. .Residence in Elliott's Enlargement. All orders will receive prompt attention, if addressed to au23dlWm P1IILIP HOFFMAN. WW TER AM) JOINER, is prepared to do any thine aMrtaiuinft to either of the above brancbrs ParHcu'ar attention paid to the fitting up of Storo Eooms; also to the building of uurrs, iliiu, tne tories. and I) ell in Uouaes. in town or country Mills fitted up to ordf r when required. Those wishin it work done will d lease cive me a call, as I will alwavs be read? at shot test notice. M Terms eay. Shop on Third street, between CneaUiut ana Uherry, on alley. msrtxnn Vnvgix b cm f. stojvx, j r tomva W AT LAW. Will attend promptly to all busiuese in bis profession. Office In tbeCity Recorder's office. Je27-6m

MISCELLANEOUS. j gBo. h. ttjjTJU,Jmo. io .nuit.Y "tm, L BOW ln tn and is constantly - ; fortll. Felland Winter Trade, th bet stock ever brought to this State or vicinity, or ail i ti"J HAKDWAUU suited to the West, ai.d which, having r.n selected and i-urchweU in irwn, from th" most extensive Importing litan nnJ Manufactories of nearly all the Eastern cities iiiiJ towns, in addition to several invoices imirteU directly by him from good maunfartnrers Knjclih and German he can, and will soli as low as Kiiy concern in the West; feeling coBli lent that ;ooda aiM rioes cannot fail U pleaaaaud aatify. He wonld ask the especial attention of Merchants, Manufacturers. Carpenters, M ill w right , Coopers. tiiinHmiths, and all who neel any articles nnually found in a first class Hardware Store wholesale Hnd retail. Without pnrsuing detail, the mention of a tvr leading articles may te well. i : Table and Pocket Cutlery, Razors, Shears, and .Scissors, inclnding Geo. Wok ten holm Jt Son's Justly .f-ejebrated msnBtHctnres ; Butcher's Knire and rneebi; Files, all kinds and sires, of Buu-ber's and oter mnnufactnres; Angers,- CliUels, Gouges, cays and Bitts, and all Carpenters' ami Coopers' Tools, from Ohio Tool Company; Barton's, Kochester, a4 White's, Buftalo. Maiufactorie, topetlter with Cook a noted Patent Premium Auger Bitts. AW Hand. Uippinp, Panel, aud Back Saws; alao, tlx vartousUua and styles of Mill, Circular, and Cross-Cut Saw, with Tuttie's Patent. Hook Tooth Cross-cut S s ; lurge aud small Scafes, in grea variety of pat tMu; Axes aud Hatchets for all pur poses; Hoi lUuiJiQK Materials. All Gunners Materials ; GuunerV Jaifilaments to alnioet any ex tent; Msat Cwtters andufTers; Iron and Woo. Pump Curbs, together with Chain Pump Fixtures; Ames' and ether maker' -movela, &oads, and Grain Scoops; Jack Screws; a flue assortment of all kinds of Brushes; Copper a4ul Iron Kivets and Dnrr ; l'rotectire Weapons Horse, Wrought, Casing, and 'iciihitig Nails, all &W'S', anew and excellent aeortmen of Fishing Tackling; Paint and Coffea 2U1U; Cora Shelters and Mills. Agent for JVile, ail re r Jt Fekh's Preniluiii Gumiuer, b-r Upright and Circular Saw. , GEO. J5. SOXNTAfV I 6Cp3 . No. 10 Main street. . ' - AMERICAN . ; Wholesale Clothing' House. rVIBJS' mBJBS JOO, TUB WHOM EL Clot liiiiif trade of th West wa comparatively f small amount, and was confl;.cJ a!mt excJuhively to a retail buainess iu tho larger tou us and cities alone. Now this line f Goods Las become an almost inlisiensaMo part of the stock of every general Dry Goods store from tbe crowdod city to the cross-road stand. Like all changes in trade, however, this one bas not lieeu producod except for the beet of reasons. Among these-a r-tbe Kroat saving of niaterial by cutting a large quantity of sarmeuts together th snperior work and speed of cwin;macliinea in manufacturiajf the great saving of time in waiting for your "turn" at the Tailor'sthe uncertainty of even then fretting a satisfactory "nt' and aliove all the savins; of at least ae-AuZ'tbo coet of tlie f-armeut fat b jrrirr. Kor a nu:nfcr of years this has on I j been a nurf of our general Pry GoM liusinest, but we have made arrangement to dwote onr whole house exclusively to it alouo with such Hues of Notions and Furnishing Goods as w ill be necessary and desirable in that trade. Iklkving thaWhe true interest of th trade will bo to sustain us in this enterprise, we would t expect fully announce that wo now have ou hand one of the largest and most desirable stocks of WELL MADK CLOTHING that was ever onVred to the trade of the West. 'cr. iet"ully solicit a eatl from all our old frieiis aul tlx trade generally. W'echarge notliinz for iUm ur rood, aud tut much if you tun t them. We are prepared to sell to all prompt-tiuto buyera aa lowia aiiy bouae In tlie trade. ". A liberal discount also made .on all ra safes. sat. e. Fmcn a co., aei3 - Ko. 20 Stain atreet. ISUARD AGAINST f ALL &! WINTER BT CHOICE INSUEAXCE WITH TUS KCOK PO ft ATED 1M9- CH AliTEB. PERPETUAL CiiSll CAPITAL, $1,000,000 ! A BSOL VTE AND VKJitPA TEED. ART SI ltPLLS OP 9912,181 72, .Ajid tha prettige of 40 yra. snceeiM Sknd experience. . ' UPWARDS OF $12,000,000 " Of 1ohsw liave been paid by the JEtsia loss ranee Company in the past 40 years. ' Tlte vabae of reliable insurance) will bo apparent from the following LOSSES PAID BY THE iETNA PCKISTO THE PAST riVK TEARS: In Ohio $4.ni2PM In Michigan JlMWSl Inludlaiia... ttr,s:Wrt In lilincla... 44J,:K7.41 Tenness ' 0T,r! n Kan. & Xeb. ' 1!,?4' 77 Ark. A Ga... 21,91509 In WiacoiiMU Io6,'J.Vo7 In Kentucky. 2H,:i'J 40 Missouri St,:.lS04 Iowa A 31 iuu. 201,399 4C Penn. A Va. ZL,60T 82 Uis!huipkut and Alabama, 52,412 IS Firo ' and Inland Navigation Bisks accepted at terms consistent with solvency Zair profit. : Erpeelal attention gueto JaJtrraace of DWELLINGS and Contents, Jr terms oj 1 ta p jreart. .. The solid service Uajrand successfully tried, and tbe many advantaires tbe tna Insurance Company posa eases in its linx', should not be overlooked by those ready te Insure, aud aaderstandinc their best interest. During "stringent times. tlie neoeasity for re liable Insurance becomes aa Imperative duty the ability of property owners te austaia loss being then lunch lessened. - - - . Agencies in all the principal cities and towns throughout the Mate. Policiss Issued without delay, by any of the duly JUQtHorixed Agents of the Company. - . - j. : '. .4- - BUSINESS ATTENDED TO WITH DIS PATCH AND VinCITY."M r ALLEN C. UALLOCK, Agoat. seU1mdAw - -. ; . - ... s liELL HANGING. Eunnjym WM8mMj-t noon ou JL . UOOM BELLS put an. chaBsei!,er tvvmlrvA in a neat and substantial manner, can have it tVne promptly aud at fair prices, by lavuifr their orders at Mr. VV. Caldwell's store, or at the Mansion House. I am just getting over a sin 11 of sickness, and would feel thankful to the citizens for all tlie work they can give me in my line. If my work oea not (tivo satiafaction, I d not a-tk Kir uood refreux au be given. sep21 AXDEEW BLACK. WW-ATS! HATS! 'HA Tht FA LL HTYLE JTM Dnss Hats, of all the different tsttu-rns worn, now ready, so that everv' one Slay rtly on getting exactly what will pleae or tult him. Hats of auy desired sbaie ihwIh tw order, Warranted to fit as comfortably as any soft hat, at Xt Main str ;eL nept21 - V . YAUTIEli. fc MALCONNIEC. TWMKS 18lJJ'lf SJZ T. 1,2 OO bags o. 1, full weight, ia store and for sale by sp23 . "- .CEO.FOSTEaACO. W?L.'HjU. M FULL, HUFFILY" . OF JL ail gralm, in barrels and sacks, receiving daily and lor sale by GEO. FOSTEIi k C( W HiUOUSJmVml 10 bbis Kye, various brands. 5 do rourbon, o . Co 1 do Common Whisky, e1 cask Port Wine. . "i 'I bbls Ginger Wine. -. For sale, wholesale and retail, at - epati T, BEDMOXD'8, Posey's Block. TOIiA CCO-SEVEXTr-FI VE Fa CM JOBS pound, half-pound, fives, tens, twiet, fig, etc., assorted qualities, from 12 to 4oc per pound, for sale by octa S. E. GI LBEBT A CO. 2 noon OKB OF oxBjyr FOAt sale. Inquire of iep24-lw VICKEBY BKOS. wir.9ii TJ FA Si.' AO JJJ.F MBLS WW new and nice, Just received and for sale by sep27 CUA3. JiCJUUbi U. Tg. MKStt MtUTTBMwWt J.BS. .YO. 1 jV Bine Grass Butter, at ;T. BEDMOSD'S, sep26 Posey's Block. OOU MATS: MUD. 30 DOZES AStsOIiTed Door Hats, for sale low by sept ti Z. II. CUUK k SOX. OUtillCnX UJRBKL, SOBUHUJm of a superior Quality, for sale at cti Z- H. COOK dec RON'S. r7ffDMIXITL:ATiri XuTlCRXoTWE I A. hereby ;iveii that the underaigned has beeu appointed Administrator of the estato of Andrew .. Erskiue, late of Vanderburgh county, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are required to make immediate payment to me, an4 all persons having claims agaiuat said estate are rsfjulred to present them, duly authenticated according to law. Theesute U solvent. ANDREW EES K INE, e21-ltdA3tw Administrator.

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if A . LVfrtKl.ctiA1 . IVharf lnn uiu ustavusutu f .it nun tVAHSVILLE.' IND. P. G. O'RILETT 8c Co .toujuf, FouuBitA'u, a.vir A3 MMISSION MKBt'HANTS. Cfinral i;ailr .Stuantboat, and Express A certSleci.tl Acculs for the PKXN. CKXTRAL RAILROAD; and conn-ct:o3S over which wre are antltorixeJ to give through receipts at the lowest possible rates Having a rhamnioth Wharf boat at tbe landing, tbo UrgMit on the Utile Uiver, eapeble of storing and protecting ait snerchaadissi lUbU la (Usiir from expostire , we are prepar to facilitate the dispatch of all consignments, forwarded to our care by either r : RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention paid to . Beceiving, Sterin and Forwarding, also, to tbe . Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to us for sale, and sati' faction guaranteed. . Office aud extensive Warehouse on Water street, adjoining the Telegraph, and on the Wharf boat, where we are to be found, attending to tbe interests of our patrons at all hoars, day and night. With our superior facilities; longstanding; untiring energy; and knowledge of our business, we feel confident of giving general satisfaction, and hope to merit a continuance of the extensive patronage we are bow enjoying. Liberal cask advances will be made on all consignment to either ourselves or correspondents in any of the principal markets, North, Eaat or South. -y . P C. O'RILEY fc CO. gtM.WMI, STOJtUHF. I have a large donble Warehouse at the Canal Ranin, capable ot storing any amount of prod nee, which will be received, stored, taken care of and held subject to the owner, orders on tnoet reasonable terms. - - p. o. o'EiLrr. mli2-tf I. jl. ejta.YK, j)BUij:Di.va . AND Commission Merchant, No.2 Socth WiTEa Strut, Evaxsvili t ct2T-ly ' Jiii Oiljili: lFJjyrFjl)W are prepared o to store u onr Fire Proof .Warehouse, any qriautity of Grsia,' Produce, or Merchandize, on the most !iferal terms. . - Having large and airy moms wp stairs, particular care will t taken of HonaiLold Furniture, Agrt. cultural Implements apd ell kinds of Goods or wares liable to damage from damp or mat. Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates by the month, or longer wlien desired. Warehouse located on corner of Locust street and W. and E. Canal, and roost convenient for shipping by Biver or Lailread. Apply to '. ' : 2p2S , ; . . - GEO. FOSTER k CO. JJFHf ltJ r Jla.HJ; HKCEMWMJ9 ISd, FOBWAKDIMG AND GEXLBAIi . COMMISSION MERCHANTtS. AK'Mta fT Kaaawtia Slt CouiMtnjr, Kvanaviltv In diana. We have formed a co-partnership under Abe style of Trown 4 Aikhan, and offer our nerviuei Ip th cjiparity n i.t forth iu cmr card alwve. We are fatly prrparryi to rxtenl every facility to shipjiers, either by CANAL, BIVEB, or 1UILBOAD, and a.ssure them thU their interests shall l faithfully represented, should they t pkascd to favor us with their patronage. Office and Warcliouse ou the corner of Main st. and the f 'anal. WM. UCOWN, W. M. AIRMAN, Late of Howard A Brown. Late of FOSTLB, k Co. . j Jaaat-tf OII.V if, MiTLIlELL (O., MB. CE1VING, FOBWABIlINO'AND COMMIS SION BI EliCIt ANTS. Water street, between Blain aud Locust, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Particular attentiou s.iveu to tbe forwarding of general Merchandise and Produce, by Ktver, Cnual, or Railroad. ap)-6m. 12MUt7u TFBMlTHOUUMi, (Sucoeasors A9 to It. IS. Howard.) Jieceiving, Forwarding and ConmiisMon Merchants, No. 4 Water street, near -ftiain, Evansville, Indiana. ttJBT Liberal advances made on consignments to New Orleans. B. C. CLAl'GHTER...O. O. nov3ii-lyd UlRaM kl.lOJ(. ELACGHTEa mvatw ItolMiK, JR. .Joscru r. m aKTaoi.iHi Auction and Commission. WW BL :OJ- eY ft., SUUCBSSOUS JLM.W to Woolsry J- Nelson, will coutinue the Coinuii-Mjiou bnsinens, tKth at private sale and at auction, at the old stand, comer Main and Third strvets, opiMMiite the Wafhiiilnn Hotel, where they will pay particular attention to the sale of ever) thing fit rusted to thent ; tbey will attend Io any auction sales anyw here iu the city. Particular attention irivru to the aale of Lands wnd Town Uts, Ac, Ac. feb!7-ty CAIUO UEGULAU PASEGKK PACKET, fTTV ( 11AULKV UIIW ta.Ilr.ITES, Manter, baves EvaitavilleTueaUyaiid i rids v, at UoVaxk, M., arriving at Pudncah at C o'clock, A. M., Cawe at li o'clock, M., WMueHlay and Haturdav. lloturniug, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and" Satur4lay, at 7 o'clock, P. M.. aud Paducah every Thursday and Sunday, at 9 o'clock, A. M., connecting at Etansvilie with the Evansville and Craw fords ill IL 11., and rackets for Green Hirer. Also, con uectlu at Sin it bland with Cumberland Civr PuckeU ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and t. Lonis Packets. Tickets can be cbu.neJ on board the boat for all Eastern Cties. s-pt'23 "LG uCa U E V AN iV I i7l K CANNELTON'" TKI-WF.KICV PACKET. jrpje mft Ti.nF: fjcmbt pbiJL CieVM Tho fcoit and liglit tlTCya paKenger fxtiAet A LI DA, Capt. ffy-AgK. Charley iH.uiLra. Clerks M orth-2S2SC3t iugton and Coojior, it pnw placed as a permanent packet in the trade, and will leave Evansville punctually, every ." MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FBI DAT, It 10 o'clock A. M., and retnruieg, will leave Cannelton every TUESDAY, TnUESDAY, AND SATURDAY, at 7 A. M. For freight or passage, apply m board, angt MJHitiUJAH WJiFMtL, FJKCMiT lor lsv Cincinnati, Louisville,. at aud Lvansvilie. Leaves i unctnaily ou the advertised day. a The reliable light-draught passenger packet "CASTLE GARDEN," Capt. Alex. Frazter, T. L. Conaut. Clerk, leave Evansville every Monday at 1M.; returning, leaves Cincinnati every Friday at 4 P. M. W Orders respectfully solicited and promptly filled. . . aepi-tf JT I'JA VMLLF. a.vi fudvcjTii Mid PACK ET The steamer SI L- jman VKIt STAB, - Fowler, master, f-T r.K Leaves Evansville every MAnHaylsgT' , . Wednesday, and Friday, at li o'clock M. Leaves Pailucah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 9 o'clock A. M. Connecting at Evansville with the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railroad for all points North and East, with packets for Louisville, Green, and Wabash rivers. At Paducah with park eU for St. Lonis, New Orleans, and the Daily Mail boat for Cairo, - Kaahville, and Tennessee river. s)BusiMese promptly attended, and charges for freight and pasage, same as charged by the regular packet. Through bills of lading given to New Orleans aud all pom's on tbe Tenueseee and Cumberland rivers. aogl8 WB fji lB I O VM S VILLE, Ji V-AM-tL. AKVIL,I,K. AND I AIKU S1AIL PACKET, HAZEL DELL, li. Bee, Captain, J, 11. uichardsou and A. E. uuth. Clerks, will leave Kvau.ville for Cair every Tiraaday evening, and for Louisville every baturday at 7 A. Af. For freight or passage, apply on board sepO-lm FUULJiB. U'U UUtsii JU CM At T The steamer KATE KAUCllET, Ditsonchet, Master, has re- tv" sumed her tiil between Evansville and all the places on the Wabash beiow tlutaouville the will run regularly during the eeasou, leaving Evansvillo ou Thurhday of each week. For freight or passage, apply on board. sepUK) si'u.u FJjyrir. wJL , - NEW ABBANGEMENT. Tbe Adam's Exraass Compaky respectfully announce to their friends and patrons, the public of Evansville and vicinity, that, with Increased faciii, ties for the transportation of FREIGHT, PACK A O E8, MONEY AND VALUABLES They solicit a continuance of former favors. E pocial care taksn in the collection of Bills, Drafts. Notes, and the transportation of small and valuable packages. . All persons winning to avail themselves of the fa. cilities of the Express, ran obtain any desired infor -nation iu reference to tbe routes aud details of the btmincpfti at thoir Office on First street, be twee Main and Locust, ovposita the Poet Office. ' ' ' del G. II. FISH. Agent. 1033! CLEAR THICK. 1CK FKUJJ. LAKE PEPIX mJrlTB' " O' BEL BY, JIT Til Mi 'A earnest solicitation of many persons, lias concluded to distribute a portion of his SPLEXDI D LAKE PEPIN ICE to the citizens of the town, by leading it at their doors from wagons. I!o w ill endeavor to tegin the business to-morrow morning. The ice is as clear as crystal eulid as a rock, and vutRTV inches in thickness. He is sorry that the original cost and heavy expenses of procuring it, will not allow him to pnt the prke so low to consumers as he would whh ; but he is persuaded that wueu its durability and superior qualities are fully tested, it w L l be found cheaper than any other to be had. and when the account for the w hole season's ice is footed up, the total pue will not be found to be greater than the sum pai for our ordinary ice in common seasons. Those who wish a regular aupply at their store or dwellings, wilt please leave their orders ai P. G. O'BILEY'3 counting-room. J10