Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 3, Number 100, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 20 August 1850 — Page 2

DAILY JOURNAL1.

A. II. SANDERS, ; ;

EDITOR AND-PROPUIETOE. JL

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CITY Or EVANSVILLE: TUESDAY PIOa.M.tC;, AUU VST 20.

8tmfr Kentucky Sliip Yard, &c. At promised yesterday jvc give a few particulars-relative-to- dimensions, Lcy of. the new steamer, building at this place. ' We regard the building of this boat, as the harbinger of a great and new business in our midst, and therefore give it an importance otherwise not legitimately its own. It will show that,-we can. build at least the hulls of steamers as substantially, with better materials and, probably cheaper, than at any other placie in the West. But we shall allude to this below. '

The dimensions of the hull of the steamer now being built here are 145 straight rnbit, 23 feet breadth of beam and G feet hold.She will be constructed out of the very best materials, and launched about the middle cf October. Capt. T. J. Hugo is the contractor and Mr. John Cunningham, of Louisville, builder. Mr. C. has probably built an hundred boats, among which are some of the first on (he river. The new Kentucky, will cary about 300 tons. Mr. Cunningham informs us that the facil

ities for boat building at this place, are better than at Louisville, there being plenty of the best oak within a half mile of town; piue lumber is as cheap as in Louisville; iron, spikes and oakum, arc a' little cheaper. A boat can be built here cf any dimensions, cheaper and out of better materials, he says, than at any other place with which he is acquainted. In view of these things, we think every encouragement should be lent to those who are now, in the erection of this steamer, laying the foundation for a Ship Yard at this point. That it would eventu

ally, prove profitable-to the founders, and of great advantage to ' the business and commerce of Evansville, n one doubts. While speaking of steamboat building here, we may allude to a subject in this connection. Several of our citizens have been speaking of chartering, a large ßteamer to run in the Evansville and . New Orleans trade. That in the winter season this would prove profitable, when we are in the habit every week of the whole winter season loading the largest Louisville boats, no one will doubt, m Now instead of doing this, why do not some of our moneyed men build and build right here, a steamer of the capacities desired? Certainly the interest on the amount expended would not be as much as that paid for chartering a good and large steamer. The boat can be built here in as substantial manner and fine style and at as little expense, as .at Louisville. In winter he would prove' very profitable and in Eunirfter she would hold her own, if not do a ' great deal more. A boat built purposely for , the trade, with draught, accommodations, -&C.. with especial reference to the trade would be fir better than any which could be

chartered. This would prove advantageous

to cur city, and the foreshadowing of much

greater things in the way of home steamboat

enterprise. We make the suggestion to draw

, still further attention to the matter than has

yet been bestowed upon it.

Plank llond lo New Harmony. The following communication from one of bur post respectable citizens, deserves the consideration not only o. our merchants and mechanics individually; but of our city as a corporation. It treats the subject so fully, and yet in few words, that we prefer giving it to our readcxawilhoutfurther remark at this time : Mr. Editor: In the various improvements contemplated and 'constructing for the

benctlt 01 iivansviuc, if. seems siraugc w that a Hank Road from this to New Harmony, i3 not more considered.' In my opinion, measures ought to be immediately taken to effect this work. It is known to you, I presume, that the stock for making a plank road from Albion to Graysviile is taken, to connect with a steam ferry from the latter place, to New Harmony. There is now making a

plank roed from. New Harmony to Mt. Vernon. We ought to meet this by a plank road to New Harmony. An inspection of the map will show, that the citizens of White, Edwards, Wabash, Lawrence, Richland, Clay, Wayne and Jefferson, will avail themselves of the Albion and Graysviile plank road and steam ferry to communicate with the Ohio liver; one half of the year it is the only practical route. When completed, it will be open at a.11 seasons of the year. Even the inunda

tion of the Wabash will be no hindcrance to travel. , ; '; To draw or continue the trade of the counties above mentioned in Illinois, is most important to this city it is of vital interest to every merchant and mechanic. : The expense of constructing tl is road, is nothing compared with th? tradu and business it would bring to us. The highest estimate, of the coat for constructing this work, which we have heard made,- is $40,000. It is thought by many, that it will not require lobe planked the

whole distance : the nature of the ground over

a portion of the way, being stich, that, it can be made good enough without that addition.

It is presumed that one half the amount can

be raised out of the city oi ' Evansville.

Will Evansville see drawn from her without

any effort, so important a part of her trade,

as that of Illinois for fear of being obliged to

raise 60 snail a sum as $20,000 ? .

There are other advantages, in my opinion,

this road may give us it would become an important thoroughfare for emigration, being

the shortest and most direct route from the

Ohio river to St. Louis. The -immigration

by land from the East to those going by the

way of St. Louis, to the West, is on the road to the latter place, from Louisville, by Vin-

cennea. The distance from Louisville to Si.

Louis, by the way of Vincennes, is 2G4 miles. From Evansville to New Harmony, is 25

miles. From N. II. to Belleville, 111., 130.

From Belleville to St. Louis, over amarnd-

nmized road, -13 miles in all. G3 miles

making a difference in favor of the last route

of CG miles. I have not spolccnof the profits,

which a road might realize to its stockhol

ders. I do not think that there can be any

doubt but that this would yield ten per cent

per annum. All the plank roads which we

have heard of, have been profitable to the owners. Very low that have been made,

will be more traveled than f Iii i.

We have a genend plank road law in our

statutes. Nothing prevents cur making use

ol it to bejnn this measure. Let us benn

immediately.

Indiana Legislature Session 1850'51. SENATE. 8ENAT0RB 110LD1NO OVER.. Districts. Names. D. IF

EdOa Sunday evening the lightning

struck several trees in the lower part of the city, Tind shocked the feelings of the people

.generally in that neighborhood.

Bartholomew. &c.. W. Herrod,

Benton, &cM W. G. Montgomery

Ulacklord, Jay, etc, J. Hrugh, Boone, &c., . : ; William Garvcr, Brown. Stc.. ... T.M.Adams, Carroll, &c, r , .T. Kinnard, Cass, Howard, &c.,' G. B. Walker, Clay. Sullivaii.&c. J. M. Hanna,

ucarDorn, , . J. r Minikin, Decatur. ' J: Morgan,

DeKalb,Steuben,&c.Il. J. Dawson, Delaware & Grant, J. S. Buckles,

layette tic union, J. ö. iteid,

Floyd,

fountain, Franklin, St. Joseph, &c, Harrison, Hendricks, Henry,, Huntington. See..

Jackson & Scoot Johnson,

Knox,

J.B. Winstandley, R. W. Lyon, Geo. Berry, Norman Eddy, W. A. Porter, J. S. Harvey, Geo. Evans, H. Day, E. G. English, F. Hardin,

A. T. Ellis,

Lake, Porter, dec, Dr. Teegarden, Marion, ' N. McCarty,

Montgomery,

UlliO, tXC,

Parke, &c., Perry, ccc., Putnam, Shelby, Tippecanoe,

J. Allen,

J. Wood, W. P. Dole, C. C. Graham, A. D. I lam r irk, J. M. Sleeth, J. W. Odell,

SENATORS ELECTED 1S50. Allen, tc., S. S. Mickle, Clark, ' . . J. S. Alhon. Crawf'd & Orange, Houston MiUcr, Daviess & Martin, W. E. Niblack, Dubois, &c., Elkhart, &c, J. II. Defrecs Greene and Owen, J. J. Alexander, Hancock, dec, John Hunt. Jefferson, J.G.Marshall, Lawrence, Dunn, Miami & Wabash Beni. IIen!on,

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Constitutional Convention. SENATORIAL DELEGATES.

Counties. Names Allen, dec, J. W. Borden, Bartholomew, dec, H. Prather, Carroll and Chnton,II. Allen, Cass and Howard, II. P. Biddle, Clark, J. G. Read, Dearborn, W. Si Holman, - Decatur, J. B. Foley, . . , Dekalb, &c. . Robert Work, Elkhart, and L., J. H. Mather.

Fayette and Union. Daniel Trembly,

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Fountain,

Franklin, Floyd, Grant, Hamilton, Harrison,

Hendricks,

Joseph Coats,

George Berry, P. M. Kent, Waller March. Albcr Cole, John Zeronj

Ii. U. Toil!,

Morgan, Posey, &c, Ripley, Rush, Washington, Wayne, .

A. M Delevan,

h. 11. Jarnes. Hiram Knowlton R. D. Logan, J. A. Cravens, D. P. Holloway,

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Huntington, dec, E. Murray,

Henry, Isanc Kindley, Jackson and Scott. J. F. Corr, Jefferson, Milton Gregg, Johnson, James Ritchey, Knox, James Dick, Lawrence, George W. Carr, Laport,P..and L..S. J. Anthony, Mad'sn de Han'ck',T. D. Walpcle, Marion, A. F. Morrison, Monroe de Brown,D. Read, Montgomery, H. T. Snook, Morgan, Jas. Crawford, MianiiJeWahash,H. Kendall, OhiodtSwitzer'ld.A. C. Pepper, Owen &. Green, D. M. Dobson, Orange and C, W. F. Sherrod, Park&Vermillion.O. P. Davis,

Putnam, A. C. Stevenson, Posey nnd.V., James Lock hart, Randolph, N. B. Hawkius, Rir.ley, Thos. Smith,

Rush, Jesse Morgan,

Shelby, Thos. A. Hendricks, 1

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St. Joseph, dec , Hugh Miller,

Tippecanoe, . J. B. McFarland, Vigo, dec, W. R. Haddon, Warren, S. C. Kendall, Wayne, J. S. Newman, Washington, J. I. Morrison,

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REPRESENTATIVE DELEGATES.

, Cr"We noticed in the Evansville Juurnal,

a lew davs since, that an effort is being made

to procure a daily mail frum our city to that

place, and to intermediate points on the river,

1 lie importance ot such r.n arrangement

mun be plain to all j and, u fart, the ncces fify ol daily communication with all the rrin

cipal river towns between Louisville and the

mouth z the Ohio river. Almost every town

Dclow us looks solely to Louisville lor its pur

bases. The trade already carried on be

tween our city and Henderson. Evansville, Mt. Vernon, and Paducali i.- very large and

rapidly increasing. He find in the packet tradri between Louisville -and Henderson two excellent boats, which, even at this dull season of the year, find a sufficient business to

justify their continuance. To almost every

town, daily transactions wiih our citizens

would occur, aud it would be of great advan

tage lo the commercial coa uiunity to have such a linn go into immediate operation.

The vast cou:itrysurritiiiding these flourish

ing towns look to iliem lorn market au I lor

suprlirs, as will as lor thtir news and Corres poiuler.ee. ' '

Wo arc satisfied that the growing interests

ol liiere southern towns demand it, and we doubt r.ot, if properly managed, would sua-

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The Methodist: Church, on Locu.t street. y -uoruui- mcreaseu lucuiues

iu uui ini.iijo ui.u a?t country ntiow.

' The above we copy' from the Louisville

Democrat' of last Thursday. The editor is

right in saving the. growing interests of the

towns between Louisville and Henderson ac

lually demand daily mail service, and would

sustain it. The two excellent packets ma

king semi-weekly .trips between these two

points are supported by the trade as it is. and

arc premised by its rapiJ augmentation a profitable business for jhe immetFate future. Wc will venture the assertion that in t)ie

courseof two yei.rs the business of this trade will'cause and justify the establishment of a daily line of boats. When this 13 the case, a

53" Yesterday afternoon we were visited

by another storm, stronger wind, very forlcreij ligtning, and well got up thunder, all done on the most scientific principles. One flat boat was sunk ot the wharf stone boat, 'vc believe. The lightning and thunder were terrific at times, and threatened whether they did much damage or not. . Deaths by Lightning. Since the above c was in type we learn that the lightning Ft ruck t a. large barn belonging to Mr. Arthur Johnson, one mile from this city, setting fire to and consuming the' barn, with its contents cf crain, &e. Two men at work wi'ha threshing machine 111 it, were instantly killed. We ulid not learn their names. One horse was nearly killed by the, lightning, and another

consumed try tl.c tire. ;

was struck, but not much injured. j 3 We were in error yesterday in stating th it the Insurance oftlcc in course of building on Water street is that of the Company clrartcred February 8, 1S3G. It belongs lo the Company chartered last.-winter, and

" know'ii a$ thf. ' Barnborners." The otace of

thei OiJ Company. 'vi!l be established on First strovt, ,iu;iw Irssrs,;Dcment 3L Veilo'. - ; . - : .' ' ' ' " NTrtn-rii 'HarOLISA. The result of the

election in North Carolina shows the election " of Ue:J. the Democratic candidate for Governor, b); a'.nVijcnty of '0.504, being a Denterratic gain of The vote was a full 'one and the Whigs can -only attribute tlcir defeat tö tli'e f.ict that' their candidate run on - the Constitutional reform and other local is- " sacs'.'

HOUSE OF. REPRESENTATIVES. Counties. Names. I). U

dams& Wells, D. M. Elkins, 1

Allen, O. Bird, 1 '

S T. Essex, . 1 ) Collin McKinnev. 1

Benton, White,&,c., J. M. Cowan, Blackford & Jay,

5 J. Ii. Actson, 1 ( II. M. Marvin, 1 Vatson, 1 Thompson, D. D Pratt,

S Geo. Swurtz, Thomas Carr,

D. K. iIliani"on,

Boone,

Brown,

Carroll.

Cass & Howard,

Clarke, Clay, Clin'tn & Tipt'a Crawford,

Daviess & Martin, B. Goodwin

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Dcratur, 11. II. Crawford,

Uckalbi Steuben, John Sl;ver,

Delaware,

Dubois.

Elkhart,

Counties. Names. Adams Sc Wei's, E- K. Bascotn, Allen, Allen Hamilton, , i Z. Taiiiichill. Bartholomew, J gmith Jones t, W. McLean, BoODe J.M.A..Duzan, Benton White,oic..Joiia. Harbolt, Brown, S. Chandler, Carroll, It. II Mihoy, Cass & Howard. G. A. Gordon,

T. W. Gibson, J. Fisher, F. B. Yocum.

Clark, Clay, Crawford, Clinl'n&Tipi'n,

5 J. S. MrCleMaiid,

( A. J. Jiicknon,

IN. l'eckenpaugli.

Fayette, Floyd,

fountain,

M. Thomas,

Milton Mercer i John V. Linsey, I Charles Stone,

A. P. Willard,

Y. K. Marquess. 1 t 11

Franklin, u-, , ' , ' i E. U ithers.

Fulton & Marshall, Wm. Patterson, Gibson,

Jocplu Morrow, A. Humphrey, W. XV. Conner,

Cay lor,

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Dearborn, Daviess.

DekuIb&Steuben, E. R- May,

. Pepper,

S. Suns, C. J. Miller. J. D. Johnson. J. Watts,

E.S. Ttrry,

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Decatur,

Delaware, Elkhart, Fayette, Fountain, Franlin, Grant. Greene, Floyd,

i Hamilton,

Hancock, Ilanist'ii. Hendricks, Henry,

Grant.

Greene,

Hamilton.

Hancock

Harrison Hcndiicks,

Henry Ilunlingt'n & W.

Jackson,

Jtlfcrsoi), Jennings, Johnson,

Knox, Koskuiko, Lagrange, Lake and Porter, Laporte, Lawrence, Madison,

Sinder,

Geo. Fieice, i B. Hubbard, I R. Jordon, , Henry Swihart, J. R. Hamilton, $ J. W. Chapman, I 11. Watts, . B.Philips, G. Hicks, James Thorn, Benjamin Blue,

W. M. IlarrUon, 1

W in. .Milhkan. ( James Bradley, George Isuui,

V. Crim, J. Cnbliril,

Morgan,

Iloshro-jk,

Donaldson,

It. Gentry, S T. Harris, I II. W. Mc.Makm, V. P. Ilanunoud

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Marion, Miami, Monroe, Montgomery, Morgan, Noble,

Ohio & Switzerland, Thos. Armstrong 1

J. Robinson,

D. Kilgore, D. E. Beach, i Ross Smiley, I V. W. Thomas, J. RUtinc, J Spencer Wiley, I G. G. Shoup, B. C. Ilogin, If.L.Livingfton. II. P. Thornton,' II. W. Clark, G'o. Tague, John Mathers,

C. C. Nave, C G H.B allingall, I Dai.iel Mowrer,

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Huntington, dec, . Collins,

S. P. Mooney,

$ M.G. Bnght, I W. M. Dunn, J. L. Spann, F. Hardin, James Garvin, W. W. Hilt, $ J. B. Nile, ( E. D. Taylor, M. IKlmer,

Lake and Porter, . Crumbacker,

Madison, J. Davis,

J. U. Chapman,

Marion,

Jackson,

Jefferson, Jenning, Johnson, Kosciusko, Knox, Lnporte,

Lawrence.

r J. LI. Chapm; D. Majruire, ( D. Wallace.

MarshalFulton, A. L. Wheeler,

. , fx3R. S. Terry, Esq., lately of tho Offensboro' American, has been a couple days in Evansville He is, as have before suid, Mho'zt cstub'.i.h.ing a Whig paper at Owensboro' provided Jie can get four hundred sub- . f cribcrs'. ' Wc hope lis fj ienTls ' here will render bimubtar.tial assistance in hiaeiiterpriec. He is ivtli 'krtiuvn here, and should be wi ll patronized.

daily taiiil could be carried 0:1 these packets, supported by the trade, without interfering with their business, and consequently, tit a cost but a trilling amount above that of the

transportation of our present trj-wcekly mails. That' u fact. i ' 1, :

Sanders, wc have received three Journals

in as many months. ' f Cumicrsrille Chron. Messrs. Cottom &, Reiil -should remember their excellent paper , batjotdy been on our exchange list about a mor.th. As we have ent but three numbers, they could only have Caucht-em and ?wthat nnny. ; Very bad j)un that, gmts.

Orange;

Owen, Parke, Perry," Pike, Posey, Putnam,

Randolph

Ripley,

Rush, Scott. Shelby, . Spencer, St. "Joseph, Sullivan. Tippecanoe, . Unioa,' ... Vandcrburg, Vermillion, ,'. Vigo,--

Wabash, Warren, Warrick, Washington, Wayne,

J. V. llice,

Win. Franklin. $ Houghtuan, Robins,

Johnson, ' McCarty. E. Llank L. Shok, S Davis Hiley, I Henry Haywood . G. W. Brown, John Walls, John Reynolds, J. II. Wilson, $ A. L. Patterson, 1 T, II O'Neal. W. Watt, I. Hutchinson,

. B.. Wittenmeyer,

J. P. Usher,

Edwards,

Goodman,

Gabriel Swihart

John Benson,

. .tin ( J. P. L . W. K. ( W. Gc

S Henry Painter, I T. N. Jordan, f Miles Marshall, E. Lawreucc,

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Miami,

Monroe. Montgomer Morgan, Ohio, eve., Owen, Parke, Putnam, Posey, Randolph, Ripley, Rush, St. Joseph, Scott, Shelby, Sullivan, Spencer, Tippecanoe, Union, Viiro.

Vermillion, Vanderburgh, Wa basli, Warren, Wayne,

; Washington,

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J. A. Graham,

W. C. Foster Sr.. I ( I). A. Shannon, I I II. E. Carter, 1 A. B. Conduit, Deiiiel Kelso, G. W. Moore. 1 I W. R. Nofbiriger, 1 . Davis, K S. Farrow, O. B tdgcr, 5 R. D. Owen, 1 A P. Ilovey, 1 . McClelland, 1 H. J. Bo'.vers. ! W. M. Bracken, 1 I Jefferson Helm, S. Colfax. H. S. Smith, 1 J. Vanbenthusen, I Beitj. Wolle, 1 W. Huff, I John Petlit, 1 O. L. Clark, James Osborn, 1 ( C. W. Darbour, G. F. Cookerly, 1 ( T. J. Bourne, Jud-e Chenowith, 1 J. E. BI the, - . Steele, 1 J. R. M. Bryant, ( J. Rariden, ) J. Beard.(f.s.) ( O. Beeson, 1 $ E. D. Logan. 1 R. Schoouover, 1 ' 3

JCiThe following lines were handed us by the writer. They truly breathe a melancholy tale, and in language whose euphonious simplicity will strike vert immediately to the heart : N

The Drokcn Household. In yonder house a man and wile And children five did dwell ; The fate of that same family now . I will shortly to you tell. The first in age, a hard' son As e'er knew manhood's life, Fell on Boena Vista's battle field 'Midst victory's LlooJy strife. . - The second's life I cannot trace To foreign lands h strayed. It chances if he sees tbe home Which in youia around he played. The third, in love, a rival had, A challenge to him passed, And there, on honor's field of blood, He breathed her name the last. The fourth, a -woman )'ottng in years, "Wi.h an iufant, lives alone, And weeps to think hat scarce a year Her husband loved his home. The fifth, a youth of tender age,' His parents pride and joy, Is by the late epidemic lett A friendless orphan boy.

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PLANK ROAD-NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED Proposals lor the grubbing, grading and bridging of the flank Road between Cnn-

seven mile?, will be received op to the 20th day of

August in?t. I Ians and specifications rray be wen by catling on the urdemcned at Cannthon. The biH9 must be sealed and addr ssed, post paid, to the undersigned, and ihty will be opened and decided upoi on the 21st inst., at the office ol the Company. 1'references will in nil cases be given to bids made by refponi-iMe men who propose to receive a pert:on ot ftock in payment of work to be done, and those who take hc largest amount of stock will be preferred over those who propose to take less. A. Mctiilb'COR, Pres'lCo. an2l5-3tsd ICannchon Economist.

rr , r ,510 REWARD. A COLD LEV t.ii VV a 1 Oil as tbis day left r in rhc water closet in ihe rear of the Uank, whence it was taken bv some unknown person. For its return the above reward will be paid, with thanks. Any person offered the same for sale will please notice! lie nuT.ber and marks, as they are known. ApdIv to

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FOSTER &. DROWN.

"DC"?" The steamer Hindoo for St. Louis arrived here yesterday. Sbe had some forty or fifty soldiers from the Newport, Ky., Barracks, on board, destined lor the Jefferson, Mo., Barracks and ultimately, perhaps, for Santa Fe, Who knows 1 We thank "Ben,"' the clerk, for papers.

"DC? We publish to-day from the State Sentinel, a full list of members of the Legise lature and Convention elected at the lalelection. We hive not had leisure to examine it particularly, but presume it is generally correct.

To Speculators in Real Estate a Great " liargain is Ottered. - THE itnWined now 1 1! rs ihe East half of the North Eastern enlistment for sale, which includes eiht entire blocl-s of ground and 136 lots lying a ehort distance east of the Railroad depot.

i ne uauronu passes inrougn me centre street. It this projwrty is not sold at private sale on or before Monday, the 21st day of Octo!er next, I will proceed to sell said lots at public Audim on that day, and continue from day to day until all are so'd. Terms of t?Aic One fourth cash, the balance in one, two and three years, with interest from dnte aurl9 t3 NATHAN ROWLEY.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. jVT JllLt. i&lu-rtby eiven that I will expose to Ll sale at public auction, on Saturday, the 7th dav of September ne.t, at the market bouse on the public square of the ity of Evansville, all the personal property of J( hn Cat! n. deceased, consis tinp of various articles, too tedious to n-ention. A credit of six months will bepivtnon nil bun.s of three dollars and ipwards the purchaser giv ing Iiis note ith approved srruritv. -augl 3w. BRACKET MILLS, AdmY.

ADMINISTRTTOR'S NOTICE. O 1 hJE is I leby given that the unurstgned jjy has taken I etters of Administration on ti e estate ot George Eddinjateof Vanderburgli county and State of Indiana, deceased All persons indebted to said estate are rrqnrstrd to make immediate payment, and ilmse havirg c.ainis acairst the same, are notified to present them, duly authenticated, for settlement. The said estate i supp shI to be solvent. anpl9.?w I? HACK ET MILL?, Adm'r

JIThe name of ' Patterson," so common in this and other countries, signifies ' fimplv,

father's son. It isol Latin derivation J'ater,

in that language, being Jather. Cin. Timet. Then we should like to know who 6truck our father's son Billy ?

Dr. Shannon -A gentleman of this name bearing with him original testimonials of his succe&j from some ol the most prominent papers and cities in the West, has arrived here, and in his circular advertise? to cure Chronic diseases by a treatment peculiarly his own. Wc know nothing of this treatment, but judging from the high testimonials Or. S. bears, and the fact that he ysks no pay t II

the cure is nflVcted, there must be something very beneficial in his course. He is stopping

nt the Sherwood House for a fewdayn, where he will receive calls. We make the following extract from the Nashville Gazette: Dr. Shannon. Tlii gentleman is still at the Union ihtU, relieving the atllicted, and importing instructions to those who wish to benefit their rare. The Doctor has made some cures in this city, and h making oihers which will astonish every body. The practice of this Samaritan shows that there are wonders in the world that none dream of here he is daily adding to his reputation by ihe constant and unfiling success which attends his practice. Gj and see h.m.

EVANSVILLE ACADEMY. An Englith and Classical School for ynvng Ladles and Gru'limn't. 31. W. SAFFOKD, A. M., Principal. TUR Fall fusion will eotnmenc the fitst Monday in September. As classe-s pre organized and mbjectsof study commenced the first werk.it la mort important than many mppo.-e ihrt pupils enter promptly. For further particulars per ra.alopue of 18 19 which can be had gratis nt Iierand Conyngton's Book Stores. i jy31 Imw

BEING desirous of closing out my business at Evansville, I will i.tft'rnt ptivate Kile at mv residence, commonly known as the Louisville Hotel, on Water street, next door to Mr. Harrington, all my household end bar furniture, consisting in part l decanters, plasse, bed, bedsteads, chairs, stands, tables, cupl oarj ware, cookii;g Utensil., &c. &c. Days of sale from this date until the said property t-hall all be sol.!. Terms cash. .1

anfflTlw JOHN P. JORDON.

IT There will be, next winter, a great many Dernocratie. aspirants to the seat in the U. S. Senate, now occupied . by Jussu L). Bricht. We suppose his Excellency Jos i:ru A. WitiGUT. (th7uo;Ii by no means a candidate, except to harmonize the part v.) wou'd not retuse it. II. D. Owen, w.u!d like it very much. Judge Cuamberl.mnf. would not object. Then, amon; Ihe small fry. such as Col. Gorman (of the fourteen-horses-shot-froni-under-niemory.) J. L. Roldnsou. W. J. Brown, thero will be candidates without number. It is supposed by some that Jesse, (by means of money raised from constructive mileage and other refourees), will have the advantage over all competitors. Stale Journal.

NOTICE. The Stockholders of the Evansville and Wabash Telegraph Company are requested to meet this evening, (Tuesday) at half past 7 P. M., at theofiiceof John J. Chandler, Esq., opposite the Sherwood House. For the better organization of said Company a full meeting is requested. Dy order ot 3'SO. SIIANKLIX,

It CItAWFORD BELL, Trustees.

Bulla,

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GEORGE GOSLING,

Finn ira tek proof composition

nooriJii, IJransville, Indiana. TUR sub.'crib-jr in fully prepared to cover buildings with the alwve cheap and durable roofs I rm ready at all linies to show my roots to any person who may wish to examine them. r.Ef nt TO G. McCormick, Commercial Cank "1 Williams & Smith, Carpeuters, j

SJourir X' tr-lllinrv .

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O . lJil ta OL. Vf-t IUI 1Cdi.i3t I R. A. Love, Architect. j J. McGeor?r. - 1

House and Sign Fainting done as usual at the old

j stind on ater street. lousvu-tt J

Cincinnati,

Evansville L-odgre, ?io, CI, A. X, M. Meets 1st and IJJ Monday evenings, iu Shank lia's Uuihling, corner of Water and Locust sts.

W. Ilubbcll, W. M.; R. T.CWoy.S. W.; AV. E. Ilollingsworth, J. W.; A. II. Sanders.' Sect.;

J. C. Heherd.Treas.; R. Partridge, S.D.; W.

Crown. J. D:; T. Venneman, T.

I. O. O. T. Iormn'g SrAii Loijce, Ho. 7, I. O. O. F. Meets every Thurlay evening. Ofiit cr for the present term : S. Sorenson, P. G.; P. Ilornbroolc, G ; J. T. Walker, V. G.f II. Nehon, Scci'j-.; L. Howe;. Treas'r.; J. L IJIythe, C; J. Turuock, W ; J. Saunders, O. G. &- II.; Win. Nightingale, l. G.

NUTICK. DAYMKN, IQUOR UEALEKS, and nil others requiring City License, ore notified lor tbe last time, that unle? tbry come forward, pny their dues, take out their liceass recnlarly. and in nil other resrwets conform to the titv Ias, they will be prosecnted tor the penalties by r innc estcblislied. This yenr there can be no dolginef mark thnt. W.M. 131 LL. nu 17 Collector.

öfflOri HOh'Ui iifUfMltimj and Furnishin ÜOMle at Cost tor Cah. Wo wiils II our entire stock of ('loiliir'tj nt cost, conswlinsof n lull assortment of Coats, l'nnts. Vest;", CU'ak, Wr:.ppers. Coots, CIhhs. IJnta, nd many othi-r articles too tedious to tnmticn. Cill stHin, as t'-jty will be sold nt prent Cnrgains forCash. MAYER &TIIIEK. jelO tf Water si , next to Sycamore.

FTJRE BRANDY. 7 INTAGK of'1820. I bnei n lmnd M ihe Jherwoj'd lloute, i i Et nrnvillr, n pood supply ol the Pure. Old, Ami-cholera Ciandy.ol which families can fi.rni.-h thtinc'elvr s. nt n lersornble rice. jyU dwtf) PKTHK IF I.K. LAST CA LI FG1VE up my store on the first ef ScpicnaVr and wil1 sell pr at barpaii s to close out the ntire stock. The last cltnuce to ca.-h buyers as I will tlo.-e er on that day. jy'l rMsw2 J. P. SCHWING.

xc'trs.

Ilouseliold nud Kitchen Furniture t Auction

I WILL sell at my nsidtuce in Lamasco, on Indav, inst., all my housei ubi and kin lit-n i iurniture; consWliu? hi part ot Curcau, Tallies, t a ndn. Chairs, ß .dstcaJs, Bedding, Carpi Is, tookin stoves, cooking uttns'la, hitchen audCuoLoard ware, 2 niih-li cows, &en Ac. Trnns Cash. Sale to commence al 10 o'clock A. M. CHARLLd (i, DOKStJ.N. Wcolsev Seikos t Auctioneers. . au220 3rs '

MEDICAL NOTICE. CS. WbuVijK, niysnian ana Sureon,.is tjoppv to nnnounce to hit friends, tbe citizens ol k Yansville and surrounding couutry, that lie has so far recovered from tbe injury sustained by lieing thrown Ironi hi bujgy a tew weeks ago, as t be able to attend as formerly to nil thtir calls tor professional fceivice. Cfiice on the corner ol Firsirnd Vine ueeis, a iVw dxrs above the Bxcl anc Hotel. tj Ifc'i3i7,'im!fcw. LvanMillc, Aug Ju,15. -. .

ATTENTION. CASH BUYEPS. HA V jiMi opoM-u uia itirue portion ot my stock oil ry (ioods, a wholu-ale, and l-inr desirous f ilnnuln? my buMtnss, I row rlfer the remainder of my stock nt klaslcrn cost prices, without charges. It co.isi.-ts in part ol the following articles: t'iints, law:s, giijglsan-s. Summer poods, hosiery, laces, tobir.ets, tdiiii;s, in.-eiti. i s, bond k rcliicf , plain and embroidrd wir nud Cishop lavn?, jackonets camlrics, linen lawns, ribbon, bonnets, superior embroidered curtains, muslins, ind many other articles not above me uioncd. The oods are all new, havi.ng jKr.x eovout witih.x TI!K LAST TWLLVE XOMHS. FeK Ctll. 1 It tfloie. I irt I confident in saying to those wisl.injf to buj. that it wil Ire grfaify i tl:t ir irittrest lo call nnl examine my stock and prices, bttore purchasing. I will positively close out by ihe 12ih oi September. nal3 1m UOODLKT MOKUAN. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. JI'.ITrJbS. tesinmentnry,n the estate of Jacob J Keni th, ifee'd, lave Ut-n grantei to the unItrsiti d, by the CUrk of ihe Probate Court ol Vn etbtirs i County. Ali persons having claims n:ainM said estate will present them duly auihtiilicat (I, lor settVinent, and those indtbltd to ntd estte are teipiisied to make iiometliate payiitent to it. Q. Wheeler. ,'J'be ettau w protiubly tt-l-Vflit. ." . Evansville, Argust 8i1k lS.'A

II. U- WIIKKIKK, ' ' C1IAS. KELL tit,

ni'gt'2 pti L ÄDIkIIK ISTRATÖR'O OTICE. LI1 I fc.ift ol Administiation in the tbtate of Nicholas Fix dee'd, hae been granted lo the un fcrwgned by i!ic Clerk of Vaudcrbuigli county. All peisons having claims afrainst said estate ate requested to present them lawfully authenticated lor payment, mid all thosi iudebtid to said estate are u?se!y notified .o niake imnx-diaie payment. The cta'e is supi otcd to be solv- nt. i.igi:i :iis H. HVK I?K. Adm-r. NEW ESTABLISHMENT. F) CO.Mvl.lNtf vV J bioauway, north of C' Cui t Sir et, Cincinnati, are manufictuiing V!i;te Lend, Tailor Paint, Putty, &c. Wc are noJ' prepared to fill all wder promptly, and of tli very tt quality. I. Coukling. the principal of these two e&tablishnit tits, fas I em actively and constantly enga;til in the manufacture of While 'Ltad fjr twenty-two yeats in thicity, bnd he feels under many obligations lor the liberal pa'.ruiiae of the public during that lime. We are prepared to manufacture at ta -c t voestaUihineuts twenty five humind ktgsol Pure White Lead per week; and can increase the amount by runuins at nizht, so that t lie public may rest assured that their orders will be filled promptly, at the very lowest current rates lor cash or good paper. A supply of lied Lead and Litharge ap ays on hand. . nuijl3 2wdJcw . ,t Cm. Gazette.-- ' HYDRAUEIC CEMENT! BABCOCK BROTHERS, Apenu for Lascn Verrys uperior Hydraulic Cement, are prtpar ea to furt.iÄIi any quantity at Factory rrices, wil the addition of the frc'U of tvuiity-Uve ceatspci baira!. ' tt9 tt