Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 1, Number 145, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 October 1848 — Page 3

DAILY JOURNAL-. The Duly Jocrxal is published every morning (Sundays excepted) at 1U cents per weekpoyable to the Carriers, or $5 20 per annum, payable in advance. The TiVee. Journal, for the canty, con taining all the matter of the Daily Journal, is published on Tuesday?, Thursdays and Saturdays, at Si 00 per annum in advance. The Weekly Journal is published every Thursday at 2 00, three copies for $5 00, seven copies lor $11 00, ten copies for $15 00, in advance.

MOXDAV JI0RXISÜ, OCT. 9. Advertising Prices in Evansville Papers. 1 square of 12 lines one insertion, $00,50 do each additional insertion, CU,2o one week, 1,!U two weeks, 2,50 one month, 4,00 two months 6,00 three monllis, 7,50 fix months 10,00 twelve months, 15,00 do do do do do do do do six months, renewable to average not more than once a week 12,00 1 do " " twelve months, 20,00 Each additional square for six mouths, 5.00 do do do twelve months, b,tO No advertisements to be considered by the year unless s.iecihed on the manuscript, or previously agreed upon between the parties. Announcing candidates for office $1 for each name in advance. All advertisements from transient persons to be paid in advance. Advertisement, not marked on the copy for a specified number of insertions, will be continued one mouth, unless sooner discontinued, and payment exacted accordingly. The privileges ot yearly advertisers will be confined to their regular business, and all other advertisements nut pertaining to their regular business as agreed for, to be paid extra. All advertisements for charitable institution, fire com juiiies, ward, township, any other public meetings, and such line, to be charged hall price. iklarriages and deaths inserted without charge. Obituary notices and funeral invitations to be chargd hilt price. Regular advertisers and all others sending communications or desiring notices designed to call attention to lairs, soirees, concerts; or any public entertainments where charges are made lor admittance, alt notices of private associations, every notice deined to call attention to private enterprizes, calculated or intended to promote individual interest, can only be inserted with the understanding that the name is to le paid for. ll in-ertt d in the editorial (which can only be at the discretion of the editors) the same will be charged at the rate of not lcsj than l i centsi per li.iaKtuwing the ahove rates to be liberal and much less tha is charged in other cities and towns for sini alar work, we make known our intention to be guid-t-d hereafter by them; and to prevent any misunderstanding, we deem it expedient to publish this on the iüM 1 pig of our pipers for one month, that all persons in ly have an opportunity of making themhelves acquainted with the rates hereafter to be charged by us respectively. WM. II. CHANDLER & CO. YOUNGLOVK Jfc SULLIVAN. 11. C. HUNTINGTON. Extra. Allow a sc es. -The Washington Union, in order to dirert attention from the round sum of $04,000, extra pay demanded and received by CaSs, above and beyond his salary, parades all the "commutations, pay and emoluments" of Gen. Taylor since he first entered the army. The wide diflVrence is that Ca charged double and treble for his services while Gen. Taylor never had one cent beyond his regular pay. Tue Old "Iveystuse." The Pittsburg Commercial Journal thus speaks of the Whig prospect in Pennsylvania. Fear not fur Pennsylvania unless the feigns of the political firmament are more deceitful than ihey hare ever proved to be before unless the opinions of the brst informed in all parts of the Stale are ill-founded, Pennsylvania is sure for Taylor and Fillmore. For our own part we have not the least doubt remaining. Ve believe honestly, sincerely, and with our w hole heart that Old Rough and Ready will carry our State by thousands of a majority. From the Cincinnati Chronicle. A CONTEMPTIBLE L0C0F0C0 FRAUD UfO:, TUE GERMANS THE TRICK EXPOSED. Some time since, the Day ton Journal charged the P. 0. at that place or Cincinnati, with en closing in the German Itrpullican, published in this city, copies of anonymous, false and blanderous four page pamphlets, abusive of the character of Gen. Taylor. Dr. Schmidt, the publisher of the Republican, wlieu Iiis atten tion was directed to the Journal's statements, immediately addressed a note to the editor oi this paper, in which he said "the entire ar title" (alluding to the infamous pamphlet in question) "was repiinted in the German Re publican of the 16th iust., with such remarks as must convince any one, ofcJbe reckless de privaty of its author. It is barely possible", that from finding this article printed (not r n closed) in the Republican, a misunderstanding might hare amen, and through it the Tost Of fice wrongfully charged." Dr. S., it seems, w as charitable enough to suppose that the Post Office had been wrong fully charged in the premises. But the Dayton Journal of Saturday, reiterates the charge, aud, to our mind, fastens the infamous fraud upon one or the other of the Post Offices mtnlioned. That paper says: T1.3 lact is, as firt stated by us. Subscri bvrslothe German Republican found enclosed in their papers, which they received at the soif oftce here, copies of the anonymous, false a a I filanderou3 four page pamphlet to which we iiave referred. One of these individuals remarked, upon reading the scurrilous Damnhlet. that if Mr. Schmidt sent such pub lications' that to his subscribers, he had bet ter haul down the Taylor flag at once! His honest heart did not at first conceive that there could be such knavery in our post offices, a proper inquiry soon satisfied him did exist. But this is not all. Not satisfied with oner using the German Republican to give circula lion to these calumnies, the trick has been re peated! . Some subscribers have received a sec ond copy of the pamphlet, enclosed as at first in their DamDhlets. " We have names to Rive whenever called on Dr. Schmidt may rely upon the fact as we have stated there wuo mistake about the mat

The mutter ought to be ferret ted out, uud the perpetrator of the foul deed punished to the utmost extent of the law. Incarceration iu a dungeon for life, would be mild punishment for such a wretch. P. Since the above was in type; Dr. Schmidt has handed us the following for iublication. It will be seen that he exonerates the postmaster at this place; Gebmam Republican Office, Sept.iW. j To the Editor of the Chronicle: Sir, the Dayton Journal, ol yesterday, puts it beyond all doubt that a most infamous fraud has been perpetrated upon the subscribers of the German Republican and upon myself, at the Dayton Post Office. 1 say at the Daylou Post Office, because from the nature of the case, as well as from its general conduct towards myself, 1 fully exonerate the Post Office of this city. If there be any luw to punish such rascality, 1 will leave no means untried, to huve it executed agaiust these faithless servants of the public. Such dishonest demagogues flatter and cajole the Germans as loug as they can decieve them into their own support, but a German whig, and above all, a German whig paper, seems to them a fair object for every species of insult and fraud. From many places where the German Republican circulates complaints arrive very frequently, that it comes irregular and often not at all. I have lost many subscribers in consequence of these dishr nest practices, w hich would not be tolerated in any country in Europe. Over and over again, have 1 satisfied myself that there can be no mistake, either in the marking or packing of the papers. Is there no remedy? Can these servants of the publicgive or withhold what publications they please? Is there no law to punish them? As regards the case of the Dayton office, the necessary legal steps bare been . taken. If there be no punishment for this gross outrage of my private rights, my countrymen artd the public generally will learn at least to what rascality and fraud locofotoism resorts, to perpetrate its worse than despotic power. Your very ob't, Chas. F. Schmidt.

Tue Great West Ixdia IIcb&ica.xe. The arrival of the brig Pedraza, at New York on Monday week, trom Nassau, furnishes additional proofs of the severity of the storm alluded to, and of the loss of a number of .-luierican vessels, together with iheir crews The fruit crop on the Island of Nassau, and those to the windward, suffered greatly, as also dil the salt uianufactoäes in the neighborhood; 20 to330,000 bushels, it is said, have been destroyed, which caused an advance in prices. A long list of the vessels lost and disabled is given in the papers. KrX. Dowlitch Blunt, Esq., one of the prominent leaJers in the recent Clay movement in New York city, has published a letter in the Tribune, in which he avos his intention to give Taylor and Fillmore a warm and willing support. Srnoor.s ix Bosrox. There are in Boston 163 pri mary schools, containing 10,1b;! scholars, ol whom. 5,151 are of foreign parentage. GEN. TAYLOR'S POSITION. I say 'party pledges" Are mere entering wedges To open a parage to power! The mai who will take them. Will readily break them. For a still larger bribe in an honr! I've no private ends, To gratify friendsNo foes that I wish to chastise! I'll draw every rule From the Washington school. With the aid of the good and the wise. A Whig 1 shill be. But from "party" free, (Which of i has disgraced that high station!) I'll seek lor what's best For North, South and West, And act far the good of tho Nation . If Congress shall draw A well defined law, 1 never will lightly reject it! The national voice, By the menol their choice. Shall always by me be resected. It ne'er shall be said That my veto ontweigh'd Three-fifths ot a wise legislation! 111 always be found On my own proper ground That ij the Executive station. Though bred up to arms. Amidst war's alarms I wish that all wars might now cease; If Congress declare it, I'll fearlessly share it And fight till 1 "conquer a peace!" These are my positions And if these conditions Shall meet with your own approbation, I'm at your command. And with heart and hand Will faithfully serve the whole nation. ZACIIARY TAYLOR. Army of Observation, Aug., 1813. NEW GOODS. PllIXTS. DOMESTICS, DRILLINGS, Ac 1" UST received by ereamers Wyoming and Ger. i man town. IS bales 4-4 heavy and fine domestic; 1 7-8 " Driilin.rAlso. Prints and other goods, the first arrival ol my fall stock. isep HJ M. w. rwai .14. COUNTY LI Uli All Y NOTICE. "TMIE Trustees of the Vanderburgh County LibraI rv. are requested to meet at John Inzle Jr., otlice, to-day at 'Z o clock, r. M. oct b il PAINTING. s. F. WILLS EY would return his thanks P O to his triends Jind the citizens in general P A lor pnt lavors, ana nope ty cioe attention A f to business to merit a liberal thare of the pub- I I IC nalrAfiüfM l'lliV.t4 Knvtnrr wnrl in m. Tin. X! r will do well to rive me a call, as 1 intend to T I work cheaper than the cheapest and as good as I S the Lest. All orders left with J. C. HeUrd or N li P. G. O'Riley will receive prompt attention d

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- II 1 111 I -?w FOR THE EVANSVILLE JOURNAL. FURTHER INTELLIGENCE BY THE C AMB11I A . Boston, Oct. 7, 8 P. M. The latest Telegraphic intelligence received previous to the sailing of the Cambria states that O'Brien, McManns, O Gorman anil 0'Dounell hud been indicted for high treason. Pabis Friday Night. There was great ex citement iu Paris consequent upon the 'arrival of Louis Nupoleon. Gen. Cavaignac, it was believed, would not oppose Louis Napoleon taking his seat in the Assembly. A change of the Ministry is spoken of. Philadelphia, Oct. 7, 8 p. u. BreadstufJTs have declined and the tendency is downwards. Grain is nominal and provisions heavy. C15C1SNATI, Oct. 7, 8 P. M. The river is - stationary which has caused a lull in busiuess. Sales of COO bbls. Flour at S3 875 to 3 933 and 64 00. Sales of Wheat at 77c. Sales of Rye at 55 to COc Sales of Whiskey at 174 to 17c. . Sales of Sugar at 4 to 5c. PlTTSBCBO, Oct. 7, 8 P. M. There is three and half feet water in the channel. Chills axd Fever. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are one of the best, if not the very best medicine in the world, for the cure of lute mutant Fever, bcciuse they excel all other in ridding the body of tho-e morbid humors which are the cause not only of all kinds of Fever, but of every malady incident to man. Four or five ol raid Indian Vegetable Pills, taken every night on going to bed, w ill, in a short time, make a perfect cure of the most obst. nate ca.e ot Chills and Fever, at the same time tht digestive or gans will be restored to a healthv tone, and the blood so completely nitrified that Fever and Ague, or disease in any form; will be absolutely impossij hie. This is to certify, that I was entirely cured of the Chills and Fevers, of several months standing, by the use ot tour doses, ot lour pills each, ot V nirhts In dian Vegetable Tilts, and after takinz medicine from a rezula. physician tor some time, and bavins no symptoms of it since, which has been aUut one year u.'o. J.W.SPLNCEU. '1 exaj, Champaign Co., Ohio. Scuar Grove, Fairfield co., 0.,Nov. 19, '4G. This is to certify that 1 was cured of the chills and fever by the ue of Wright's Indian Veritable Pills, alter having three attacks ot it. DAMP BEERY. IÖ-BeWARK OrSrOAR-COATLD CoC.VTERFElTs! 7!f mrmbcr, that the original and only gt nuine Indian I tgrtitb.e 1'iUs harr the writ It h tgtuiturc of W ILL 1.1 am Weight on the top of each box. 1 he "cnuine is lor sale at w hotesnle and retail by KUUEItT BAUN ES, sols agent for Evaneville. O.O.Newman, West Franklin;. P. & T. J. Ifud.-peth, lioonville; A M Phelps, Newburg; Henry Ulakxlev. tl. Louis; Jones Sc. liiehard.-on, Jonesboro; John Lynn, Lynnville; G W Noble, I.ouisville;nrd at Ifr. Wrioht's principal oilice, H'J Kace street, Philadelphia, Pa. rPy-3v CARl'HT WAIIP. Oil A LB. aborted Carpet Chain, all colors and OUU iatdve. 330 lb. While Carpet Chain. just received ond f it sale by se; 14 . W. FO.-iTEIt guaiidi axs sali: or ki:al i:stati:. BY virtue ol an order of the Vanderburgh P oba'e Court, rendered at its Aujiisi Term A. I. 1818, the undersigned Guardian uf Thomas J P. It as u re, and llenriet a Kn.ure. infant heirs of Adam liaure lee'd, will sell at Public Auction at the door of the Court Motive, in the city of Kvausville on the 28th day of October, A. I)., IS 13, the undivided one-sixth part of the North East quarter, of the South West quarter ol Section o. tour H) lowudu;i eveu (7) South of Kaiiä, No. tni West. Iermscf t"ui.K. On hnlt ol the purchare money in cus.i, and the remaining hall in three months from ihe day of ale, th ptirrliaser giving nolo with ap proved j-ecurity and vaiiii nllrehcl Irom valuation l. a vs ep :tt-U xy COX!? AD BAKER, Gtnrdian. KC320VAL. 0L1VKK LAUD, will remove his stock of goods to the new three story brick on .Mains treet, in about ten days, where his old customers are invited I .Li o can on liim. sep z?. I)lt. S. C. WILSON, LATE of Cincinnati Ohio, having located him?el! in the city ol Evnusviüe, would respectfully uller his services to the citizens ot this place, and the tur rounding community for the practice of .Medicine and Surgery in all their various brandies Othce on the corner ot Ljocu-t and r irst streets opposite the Sherwood House. Kc&klence at tlie house of the Rev. John V. Dodge, corner of Ioeust and Second streets, aiii; lO i!lni&w3n. LOTS TO LEASE. IHANC letiM-son four lots on Main street and on several on First ptrcct, having nine and ten years to run, which I will lease or sell on favorable terms if application be made soon. 7G-lw WM. M. WALKER FOR SALE. rWILL sell at private sale Lot No. 9 in the upper K.nlnrirpment nl tfifritv. title ncriect. It is one of p- - - - . . . j j ir r the mo!t eligible locations in the city for a privat residence. Also a ten vearu lease on a lot 371 by 150 feet, suit able for a residence. augSS JOHN J. CHAMÜLKK. BOOK BINDERY. L. II1SGEN. First Street, above Mailt rpHE subscrilier would inform the citizens ol I Kvansville and surrounding country that he has established himself in the Book Binding bnsinces at the above named place, where he will be happy to re ceive all work in his line, lie would inform his friends and the public that having a thorough knowledge of the business, and also having the vry best of materials, he is able to do every kind of work in his line in the best manner. ang 21 2m. IT 7ANTED I wish to hire by the month a good v v industrious Uty, 16 or 1 1 years ot ace, a ter jusirious ioy, luurii years oi ace, n vierspeaks English will be preferred. Apply July 22 WM. M. WALKER man who soon to

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1 ff " arrets Kenhawa Salt for sale by IUU. (dcc21-tf JOIIXSHANKLIN.

NI3W GOODS AG-AIN! ! ! IUST received per Steamers North Carolina and J. Q. Adams, 16 packages more ot our Fall and Winter Stock. Which now comprises blue mixed and eold mixed

Jems; bte and blue black. Pilot cloths and blue Ir lashings; Blankets; Linseys; Brown Cottons nd sattincts. Black plaid mourning and fancy Ginshams. En glish mourning, oil colored; furniture, blue and orange aud new style fanct Prints. Combs, Buttons aud Threads; bl'k plaid English Silk Cravats; Artilicials; Kibbonsand Florence braid Bonnets; bl k and colored silk r ringes and Gimps; Indies bl'k lnce silk Mitts and Gloves; Waddings; t'adding and Canvass, ilüured Salesbury Flannels; plain bl'k Satin. Stri ped, tiigured Mohair and real Alpacca Lustres; Bich tigurcd colored Imperial and silk checked Lamar tines. lnfantsfancy velvet; Boy's velvet and Cloth; Mens Cloth, velvet, fur, cloth fur trimmed, point Print, glazed and 1 lush Caps. K. V. black and drab wool Hats; Fash Angola, Nutria. Itus-ia and B. B and L. Crowned Planter, Monterey and Buena Vista Hats. - , The above addition makes our assortment com plete with the exception of Boots and Shoes; which we are looking for daily. We have made such arrangements that we will be receiving New Goods the w hole of the prcstnt s son and will sell at low prices. pl3. J. II. MAUIIrJL &. (Jo. Stoves! Stoves! ?IOBB STOVES. tfg JAMES SCAXTLIN & SON, I I AVE just returned from Cincinnati and Louis 1 ville with a large and splendid assortment of the mo&t approved Patterns of Stoves, FOR THE FALL TRADE! Which for performance and durability are unsurpas sed in the Union, among which will be found the Buck's Patent Cooking Stove, (imyroved,) the best Stove in use. Also the Queen of the est, and Har ry of the West premium Coor mir Stoves, new pat eni. and the lates style ot Double uven looiung toves. All sorts of Heating Stoves. Stme ol the most beautiful air-tight Parlor nnd Dining Room Stoves we ever saw brought to this City. Six, seven to ten Plate Stoves, new patterns. Rough and Ready Par lor fc toves. Any quantity of Tin Ware on hand as usual which they would dispose ol at the very lowest u.vcin.vati rKicts. Give us a call and see for yourselves at our store on Main street, ont door from B. ÄMurne's 1 uvcrn. Sep 18 dotw. A VALUABLE FAR3I for SALE jV3 ty-one and one luilf acres, ninety-tix improved, tin miles from Evausville on the state road lending to Terre Haute, one half mile from Browning's steam mill. This land lies on both sides of the state road, and can be so divided that it will make two good farms. On the Kast tide of the road is a new two storv frame house, with a store room attached, thir ty-two feet long, a frame smoke house and shop, a large double log barn sixty-t-ix feet lonj by twentytwo wiJe, with a twelve toot shed running the whole length, and all other necessary outbuildings, and plenty of good water, one hundred of choice apple trees, with a variety of peach nnd other fruit trees. On the west side ot the road, is a good frame dwell ing, a frame smoke house, with a large double barn. vt I wbiili! u'ith clnlilp nnd ntlior nut hnildinora ..VII .: V. V. ...... W.WV.W ...... w . . - . VM. . k one hundred bearing apple trees of the !est kind, also a vaJiety ol peach, plumb and cherry trees, a never failing well of tnc best kind of water. The land is in a hi0'h state of cultivation, plenty of good hickory, white and black oak timber lor all purposes, plenty of sand, free and lime stone rock, in short everything to make it a deMrable location. It is one ot the bcM locations in this part of the State tor a store and pub lic house, lhis farm will be fold on reasonable terms and payments made easy. For further infor Million enquire of James T. alkcr, ot Uvansville or to the proprietors on the premises. Possesteioa may be hal immediately il requireu JOHN BUUTI. TH( )M AS II ENN FSSY Scott township, Vanderburg co. Ia. apl3 ihtw Cm JUST received by steamer olencoc, 7tides sole Leather; 25 Uxa Lemon Syrup; 3 Tierces refined Sugar for family .cf for sale by ALLIS L IIÜ WE., ap'l waters!. REMOVAL. A LLIS ii. HOW KS have temoorarely moved their JL Stock and office to the new Brick Store, on vcamore street, next to La u?h ill's corner, at which place they respectfully solicit their friends and the public ingeneralto extend to them the same liberal " " . i i i i r i . patronage, tney liave so long enjoyeu, aiwas ien grateful for, and will always tnieavor to deserve. fcfp-"U. Niinrs! snor.s ü JUST received by the bubtcribcr, i!tX) pair Mens' Brogans; 100 do Ladies clippers; 1U0 do Children's Shot-s; 100 do Youth's and Misses Shoes; 1 bale Raw Cotton; V. V.U. K.M...'.. .V 111. . w son which will he sold at unusual low prices for cash. lMease to call and examine before buying elsewhere. WILLIAM IIUUHCS. Sep. 16 Comer Mam and zccona ct. WINEIl'S Canadian Vermifuge Thebesi remedy ever yet discovered for all kinds ol WORMS. It not only destroys Worms and invigorates the whole system, but it dissolves and carries oil the superabundant slime or mucus, so prevalent in the stomach and bowels of children, more especially those in bad health. The mucus lorms the bed or nest in which worms produce their young, and by removein it, it is impossible for worms to remain in the body. It is harmless in its effects on the system, and the health of the patients is always improved by it use, even when no worms are discovered; th emedcine being palatable, no child w ill refuse t take U not even the most delicate. örPrenared by JOHN WINER & CO., No. 83 Maiden Lane, New York. Sold wholesale and re tail, by J. WRIGHT, General Agent for the South and West, lol Lhartres street, Iew Orleans. 80"OnIy Agents in Lvansville, mary2Vly ALUS & HOWES HOOTS, tvn K1IOF.ST3 ECEIVED per steamer Tnscarora, 22 cases of X.1 IJoots and cnoes, comprising a vory general aisortment oct 5 M. W. FOSTER.

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GROCERIES. JUST received by steamer 'Gen. Lafayette," and for sale low for cah 50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 10 Hogsheads of Susrar. 20 bbls Plantation Molasses a prime article. 10 bbl. Rosin; 5 boxes of lemmons; June 13, M. W. FOSTER Corner main Si 1st Street.

- I HJ a II I il CLOTH, CASSIMERES AND VESTING SUPERFINE black French Cloth, mnerhne hack French Caspimeres, Black, Blue antf (junn cloths of every quality and price, Fancv Cassimeres, Fancy Vestings, White, and Colored-Marseilles Vestings, with a large assortment of Gents Plain Black and Fancy Silk Cravats, and Patent Stocks, superfine Plain and Figured black Sil kf, and Satins lor Vesting, Gents superfine. Black and Whiu Colored Silk and Kid Gloves, with every desirable article of (Jents Spring and summer wear, for wholesale and retail by ap 131 MUUU1S, S. JOHNSON, LAND FOR SALE. I WISH to sell from 4 1) to GO acres of Land of the north end of my Farm lying 1 and a i utile from

the city of Evansville -n the Princeton road. iKTror particulars euquirc oi WM. WOOD. aus 23. wte, j. vAUTitinr & co., v WOULD respectfully announce to tho9go ' Vcitizens of Evausville and country ad-tk. jacent, hat they have recently upened a ShoeSure on wie i esi tiue oi .uaui street, tiexi uoor, me corner of Second, where they are manufacturing LOt ITS ad SHOES is am. THÜR VABiot's BRA.icin s. Tin ir experience in the bu.in!ss will enable them to procure the best of stock and have it hunuijactund in lhim t durable mannt r. We invite the citizens of Evansviile and public generally to call and examine our work, as we have a good stoikof ready made work ot oür own manufacture. Young men wishing fine Boots can obtain tl.tni hereof every descrij i n, ready made or to order it preferable. All order lelt Willi us lor work will be promptly attended to. The Ladies of Lvansville ore respectfully invited to call and examine our large stock of Ladies' waic. as we stand ready at all times to wait on those that feci dfs posscd to favor us with a call. We are prepared to manufacture Fancy Shoes of every different si te. Those leaving orders forSnoes may rest assured that no pains will lie spared iu trying to accommodate them with any siyle they wish. We Icel willing to -cknowledge our'gratitude lo the citizens for the friendship they have manifested towards us. and thank them for their luVral pa iron a ire, and hope that in return our work may merit their approbation. 8"A11 work done by us is warranted, and no charge made for mending woi k that should give way. ' feb 14 w&tw if. J. VAUTR1N & CO. A CA KD. THE undersigned would retpevtfully irtfomi t citizens of Lvatville und icinity, that he has re-oxned his t-hpon Muin t-treet, oppoMte the Pank, where he intuids carrying cn ihe'l adoring lutimin a lew of its brandies. Those whbing to tii'p:-y him w ill lind him on hand dtiriitü l-uriüert l:otir. tep l WM. HOLDEN.. . REAL Estate lor Sale.--Inow offer lor sil some of the iiio-t de.-irable Real Estate in the city and county, consisting ot the follow ing lots and tracts of laud. fot No uier enlargcmt ut ami lots No ItiJi. 16ö donation u.lnrg n. ent of tLcejiyo Evansviile. AIo the late roidenee of Saunders Iloinbrook dee'd, said to be one of the finest upland Faiminth county, containing 2dl acres; also about 500 actfs o land in which there are se era 1 improvements; this last lot will lie sold in lots to suit purchasers. Also, 10 shares of Uink stock. For terms ajiplyto P. HORN BROOK. je i'i-dJiiKVwjni LANDS AND TOWN LoTjTroit SALE. E have for sale oti terms to -uit purchasers, about tisty Tfwu Lots King on Uth tides .f the Canal, and in almost evtry part of tbe city including Texas and Lnntaco. Alton mauler ut tracts of land in dithrtut paits of the County, sep 12-1 mo.d. INGLE & WilELLLR. FOR ST. LOUIS. Rrgular Wtdiutdoy I'arhit. TI1C elejraitt, fat-rumnu M niner .ITLANT1S, S. S. Paxux, Master, w ill leave Evtu.s ville for the above and intermediate landings evtry Wednesday, at b o'clock A. M. For freiüht or nassTire atndv on board or to II AR KIAUIO.N, CKANL& O'KILGY. SEW GOODS AID MJW IIOUM;. "M1B store formerly oiv.upu-d by Mrs. Tiixi.sto.,. L corner of Main and Second tsirerts, is nowoccu pied by THEODORE and JOSEl'H VENN EM AN as a Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods Store. '1 hey have on hand a full assortment ot Fancy Goode, such as, Casüimere and Mtisii:i Delaiti Shaw ls, t-ilk and Muslin Detain Handkerchiefs, Lady's nnd Gen--tlemen's Cravats, plain black aud plain mode colored Lustre and California plaids, Marino and Bombaztue black Silk 1 yard wide. Linen Lace and Edgings at a very low price, a jjood variety of Cotton Luce and Edging new styled, Silk Fringe lor Dresses, and a good assortment of Trim mi ngs, heavy brown Muslin, brown and bleached Drilling, tine Cloth aud Cassituere, Cabinet, Jeans, and a larjic asso.tment ot Cotton Goods for Pnntaloons and Coats, Boots and Shoe?, and Fur Hats. To our friends and the public in general, we rcsl?ct tally invite thern to call and examine our stock and prices before purchasings, We respectfully tender our thanks to the public for the very li!era! patronage extended to us in our formlr House, and we hope by punctual attendance to bticiness to merit a are of patronage. Don't forget call, as we gel new goods every two months. T. & J. VENN KM AN. ?rp I Main html. Canal Letting. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. THE undersigned Trustees of the Wkbat-h and Erie Cana I, hereby give notice that they will receive scaled proposals at Point Commerce in Greene County, Indiana, on the K th day ol November next, 'r the construction of 17 miles of said Canal, exttn ding" along the valley of the west fork of White River, from Pc'nt Commerce to the village of New lierry in said County. On this division, there are to be eoussructcd 6 Lift-Lcks, ond Guard-Lock, a dam across White River, 12 l?et in height nnd over 400 feet in length; together with the usual variety of work belonging to a Canal. TiiC l?e " j11 ,btJ divided into sections averaging about hali a mile in length. At the same time and place, proposals will l.e received for the performance of a part of the Rock Excavation at the Patoka Summit, in Pike County. This section will embrace near 20,Ct 0 cubic yard- of solid rock, varying in depth from 4 to 15 leet, together with a portion of eari h excavation. The work to be done will be ready for inspection for two weeks previous to the day of kiting, during which time all necessary information w ill be givtn by the Resident Engineer. Payment will bo made as the work progrctscs, in par funds. CHARLES BUTLER, J A. M. PUETT, Truttets dr. TIIOS. II. BLAKE. Otfice of the Hoard of I kustees, ) Tcrre-Haute, Ind., t-ep. 7, 18-18. 1 tep 13-td. ROOHS TO ItEXT. 1L-3. THREE rooms suitable for a dtvtllinc for a small Family or forcöices, situatid over tie subscrilrs store, corner Main and Sxernd sirni. Apply to aug26 WILLIAM HL'CHl. FI1E.SII TEAS. a ECEIVED per steamer Tuscaroia, 34 packages of fresh 1 eas in chests, boxes and caddv boxes for sale very cheap for Cask. octs m. W. FOSTER. BANK NOTICE. "VT OTIC E is hereby given that i he annual meet ing of the Stockholders in the. Branch at Lvansville of the State Bank of Indiana, will be held at the Banking House, on Monday, the fcth day of November next, at 1 o'clock P. M., at which time a statement of the condition of the Branch will be submitted, and an election held for eight Directo.s to serve the ensuing year. Polls to close at 4 o'clock P. M. By order of the Board of Directors. d3 i w td G.W. RTHBONE, Cashier. TO LET. A CONVENIENT Dwelling-house now occu pied by the subscriber, tor terms apply at the store of Sep 23 OLIVER LA DD.

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