Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 80, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 July 1853 — Page 3

p A 1 L Y JO U E NAL. Uiver and Steam boa i Itrmi. (XJA petition is going the round among the merchants of St. Louin for the purpose of suppressing steamboat runners on the wharf. A great many merchants have signed it, and the petition binds merchants not to hip freight on any boats that in any way directly or indirectly employ runners. D-JT The Louisville Courier soys the rise the river has produced great activity among the steamboalmen. Crews were in demand deck hands scarce, but officers plenty. We advise some of the officers thore to try the lower deck awhile. We know some who

might make excellent deck hands, but don't seem to be fit for anything else. ICrThe Gen. Pike has laid up a couple weeks to refit and repaint. CCTThe medium sized boats laying up about Louisville and Cincinnati are preparing for work by drumming up crews, tVc. LjrFreiohtS South are reported easier. Shipments can be made from Louisville to New Orleans at less than 40c. 4X3-The Memphis and Chenoweth, both good sized b ats, passed down night before hat bound for New Orleans. fXThe Time and Tide, a fine, light draught, and entirely new steamer, passed Kvanaville fcr St. Louis Wednefdoy evening. She is commanded by Capt. Ciould. CCy-The owners of Cincinnati boats lying up at points on the lower Ohio, are determined to take advantage of the present rife, and get their boats at least to Portland The officers of the following Cincinnati boats paaseil here on the Time and Tide last Wednesday evening, bound for their respective steomers lying up at Cincinnati or Paducah: -Winslow, J. P.Tweed, F. Pierce, Eliza, and several other boats. DThe Lexington was reported aground at Raleigh bar by boats up early yesterday morning, but it is supposed she got off without a very long delay. tUr There is 4 feet of water reported on Scuffle town Bar, and rising. Rii-ing yesterday at this point. Telegraph ic. New Orleans, July 20, 1 P. 31. Cotton The letters by the Arabia come to hand this morning and are reported to read well. We do not however see any eigus of business. Molasses 50 bbls. choice reboiled solJ at 20c. Flour Superfine St. Louis selling in small lots at 85 75 and extra at $7. Bacon 16 cask prime shoulders were ohi at 5jc. Lard 30 bbUNo. 1 were sold at 10j.. Freights Nothing doing. Cmct:ATt, July 26, M. The river has risen' sixteen inches since last evening, nuking six feet altogether. The weather is cool and showery. CrscmHaTi, July 26. P. M. The river has risen 2 feet since yesterday. The weather is showery. Circikrati, July 26, P. M. Flour is dull at fS 75,3 77. Whisky 2lc no hales. Pruvi.-.iuiis ."nd other articles- unchanged. Pound freights have declined; 60c to New Orleans and 40c to Pittsburgh and St. Louis. Pittsburgh, July 26, 31. The river is stati nary with 20 inches water in the channel. The weather is cloudy with apperance of more rain. New Orleahs, July 23. Lnlrr Ntws from Texa.t. Advices Irom Santa Fe to July state great excitement in consequence of the recent law removing Inttisn California to New31exico. Public meet ing.n have been held, and a protest forwarJed to Washington. '. The silver mines near El Paso have proved exceedingly valuaiile. One hundred pounds 'yielded twenty dollar. The mines are supposed to be inexhaustible. hx-tfov. Fame, of Vermont, who has been dangerously ill iu Texas, is recovering. New York, July 22. Advices from Jscksorft Miss., state that the Whig State Convention had nominated Francis M. Rogers for Governor, and aiao passed a series of resolutions denouncing President Pierce for appointing Freesoilers to office. Hon. Alex. H. Stephens of Georgia, announces himself as an independent candidate for Congress. Washikgtos, July 23. John M- Daniel, Auditor of the Treasury mmi Jaie editor of the Richmond Enquirer, has been appointed Charge to Sardinia. Duncan McCrea, Consul at Purie, will be invcoted With Lue luriCtlOtl Ot Lhartre at .. .- i a , . .., uew.c.uaoi wo w.u '"-' New York, July 23. The Collins steamer Pacific sailed to-day with 158 passengers and 8 lOvOOO in pecie. Among her paseengera was Hon. H. Derringer, U. S. Charge to I oxiina.-a, and Lieut. Marines, of Washington. It is reported hat CoL Forny is corning lo this city to edit the National Democrat. New Orleass, July 21. Advices from iSauta Fe state that Gov. Trias had withdrawn his forces from the Mesilla Valley, pursuant tu an order from the Jocal government. IxivisviLia. July 27. Market wore active, caused hy the rise in the river. W notice especially a txxter fueling- iu provision and tinldera are asking an advaaee. We have heard of no sales of pork, but $11 Hi was refused Ut extra heavy, sre now quote mesa at 11 3014. In bacon, des of Akout Ü casks sboul.lers at ilt J, ribbe4 sides 7r: dear sides 71 tc; and canvassed and sugar cured hams 11' . lojr. I hese sales wore made on plautaUou orders, and at the close the outside figures were the prevailing rate. Or The most striking case of moral tu-pi-tudu i .related by the Lantern. One of the prisoners recently convicted, and being conveyed to Sing Sing, said his brother was a New York Alderman, and he was' nt ashamed tu own it. n 5-evor marrv til! vou can face the music ot the Butcher, grocer, dressmaker, twenty, three couain: anu and scvcial uaDic'J.

I or Baltimore NVasainttton, thilaol I'liiii und .N-v York.

st sts r l 9 BBSS 5na -i'wb B t l.'l'l A 1 OHIO It ill. ICO A I. From Wiee ling to Baltimore, and connecting with the Washington Kram Ii R, K. at the Junction. (lately called i ho Relay House.) niue miles from Li.. I Union, und with the Philadelphia. v Uu.iuglou and Baltimore H. H. to Philadelphia. ,. TBI great UnhSSI upon tho new part of the line nn now t u ! ' v completed, and the whole road is is condition, presenting one of the most pirture-uuo ami raMMle route in the world. The greatt -at tare f n too comfort and sufctv or passengers i ( .nth exercised bv the tinkers ai d agents of tbl Company. u i tl ort- is a.or roa.i in the United SUiw, notwithstanding wie reports of interested and unscrupulous aaeuU or oilier routes to t!te c mtrurv. .. The now and iplendid NMBM of the I nmn UM from Louisville. JSadhMM ami rii.cli.i.atl. rönnet,! with the road at Wheeling, and through tn ke.s Irom these pla.es I . Half more. Washington, Philadelphia Ac., may be had of J. T. Morehead, on the Levee at Louisville.orthe boats 'ofine Union b)at Louisville, ix. I...V ih harf at Louisville daily for w healing, where passengers aud baggage urr carefully tmnslerrol to tue car. 1 he express mail train leaves W heel tig da ly . nt half past el a. .. and arrive at Cumberland ,.'"! miles) nte) i-. M .and allowing two hours there arrives in B.Itlmore (3 wiles) at day light next morning, in full time to connect with early Wusbinglon ami Philadelphia trains, making the passage through from Wheeling in less than twenty hours, iuvluding stoppages. Travelers will not fail to observe that this is tiic aMSffft as weil as one of the most pleatant routes to the East. Hargage checked through to nnv or the Eastern points without charge. Pasaengers and baggajte are translerr..1 tn tilt. .r f .1. mi ll .. !m. . I mi.. I l,.r ..... " w. w .V. . .,lltlli'll U . ..... U I . ' . ' ' ' 1 . Mil,. ' I Philadelphia, at lial.in.ore, I bout extra charge. 'I rarelers aru alloci umple lime ai.d opportunity it all Kiluts to obtain their uieuls. Through tickets rrom Louisville to BJtimorc. (with tin' Mtvllegs of lying over anv where on the route) $11; to Uashliigto $11 50; to Philadelphia $ lä; to New York 914 To be ha.J as above onl v. (The rail road fare alone Irom Wlu-clii.it to Kaltlnioro is S- 3t; to Philadelphia or Wanning ion Sil .v. While the water islow in the Ohio, tight draught, but swift steamers will keep up ti e luuueclioii between Cincinnati and W heeling. Patsngers may also leave river at Cincinnati, and r-ach W heeling by Uie way r railroad to Columbus and Zatiesville, ami sLiges thence to Wheeling. For this routo passenger buy through tickets in Cincinnati, and leave thereat 6 or 71 o'clock a. M. daily . lOFr-M-lits to al' Eastern points, by this safe direct and speedy line , which is now prepared to doan immense business will be taken as low as by any other route. All propem ciirefully uauüled, aud delivered in good order, linjuire as ibove. W.M. PARKER, JyJu ly Gem ral Superintendent, Baltimore. ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, t'omuiissioii and Forwarding II O USE. joskph MouaiDor. rasivcis mcpacl. MOGHIDGE & McFAUL, l Late T wiehell de Mogridge.) ('orker op Commercial isd Pink strkkts. CONslGNMEUTi AND COMMISSION'S wilt have our prmupt and persoual attention, and liberal adcaacet will be given w hen required, on Consignments or Bilis of Lading t'a hand. Orders for the Purchase of Lead, Grain, Hemp and other Produco will be filled at the lowest posaibU prices. The Receiving and Forwarding of Merchandize aud Produce will meet with especial care and dispatch; the lowest rates of freight will always be procured, aud the expense o( sic rage and dray age as much as possible avoided. ICefcrenre. J- dt E. Walsh, ") Paok dt Bai om, I'm ami ess. Blow dt Co., Choi tkac dr Valle, Doan, Kino & Co.. H. D. Nimi oni dt Bro., m IL Rkvmolm, Ellis V Morton, Straokh cV Gorman, !!": cV FkcSER, IrMM3ia A It Hirkass, St. Louis. Louisville. Ciutiutiatl. J E. O. Goodman 0t t o J. W. Hitler & Dro Uro., f o., ) D. Leech & Co PitUburgh. Wm. Holmes d K. A- ('. Varnali. 4c Co.. Moroam, J. M. Bccgd Mokoxk. B. B. Comkuvs, nt uns V Mi LLCS, Philadelphia. tLoW cV- .March, York. Char. A. WsjMMfT, Joaotl ÜEI V Co.. , A a I n G Cole, Italtlmore. A. G. Fei ELL c Co., X Boston. Uowcno. No cv (. o., T.C.I W1LHELL& CO ew Orleans. We have an open Policy of Insurance, which will cove all shipment.. t. nat adtre, hen aivisyi by letter per mail or when endorsed ou bills of lading betöre, or a the time of shipment. MOGK1DGE dc McFAUL. waif. 'S3-ddtWly St. Louis. Mo. UOICPORATIOX NOTICE. ORDEKEnthat the own -rs of lou Nos. L 2,3 4 5 C, 7, B. 9, 10 ). 1-2. 13. 14 aud IÖ in Elock No. 6 la the Eastern Enlargement fill in said lots with earth under the attawtlMM of the City Engineer, so as to corret.pod with the cilv guage in ten days from the publication of tlds order. And iu default thereof Ute city Marshal is directed to perform said work, and the costs and expenses thereof will bo assessed to, and collected by the sale of said lot, r so much (hereof as may lm necessary to alisfy said lieu aud costs. By order of tho Council. J27-lf)t GEO. H.TODD, City Clerk. A 'Ol! FORT A REE HOI NL TO KENT, and a small lot of useful furniture for ale. Apply to JOHN FARRELL A- CO. j25tr 'onfeclionera. EVtNMVILLE Ri4K TOM a JUST KKCK1VKD, FANNV FERN'S PORTFOLIO; Layards Nineveh and Babyloii, WM SAMUEL LISTER. Checks: 5 Gass Ko. 10 Apron and Shirting; rt do do 19 do do 4 do do 14 do do 3 do do 20 do do IU do Tweed Check received and for sae by J JAM LOW & CO.. 417 Main M. ODO NOTICE. R DLR EI) last the owner o liar borer of each Dog or Bitch, which has not been listed for taxation, cause the saint, t, lie listed at the otUce or the City Clerk on the tax duplicate withiu 15 days alter publication ol this order, ami iu defrull thereol, the Marshal is directed to kill anv such d..g or bitch running al large, and which bus not been listed, and remove the same outoftiio city limits, and that he be allowed the sum of one dollar ioi eacii oojr o( nitcu killed. Bv order of tuj Couucil. J)JUUw GEO. H. TODD, City Clerk. i ii.m a. titi.M ll would tender tlieii ' ej llunki to their retail customers for the very liberal p.tciooa.-e oureioioreoescowea uu lti.;m. ami as ihey in lend quitting He retail trade, after the Urst of Septembei i tl -y wo.i Id s'li-e-i lo lhe pullic that tUv have a irreal many v. ry good goods suiUble only lor the reull trade which they will sell unusually low. Persons deiirous ol good bar; .ins will Snd it to tiieir adv antaife to call soou ami all in roiis indebted to them will find it to their u.i. vantage to call and sjaM imiiiediale settlement, t . I'.i I 1 "-rsday night list, between the ilendereon fern j V and Dr. McDowell's, a valuable whip and whtpsockH. Hie ru.d. r will be liberallv rewaided.bv leaving th. same at thisoftt. i . v J liNr. v BOOKS. TT OMK Pictures; JLX. lhe bovhood offreatmen; Villott bv C'urrer Bell; l.ir an. I letters of Ur Olln; Hanke' civil wars and Monarchy of Frsnce; American Orator's own book; Layard's Niuiveh and llabvlon; received and for sale by ylj KATIIitoNK V VVARbLKlI. FICF.S1I I.F..nOMS. Just received .-.nd for sale ' J? FKKSTON, HROTHKKS. O "O 1 -RKlr 3B"nT PP Shioirlea. do do for sale bv JylWtStw SAMUKI, ORK. BAltlitns! BABGAIIISII It IUI. i !! A VAKIKTY of Mines. Inputs und boy, Ma'j. and il Caps. Also a splendid assortment of Fan) Kurs for Gentlemen's se all of which will be sold at cost in order to make room for my fall stock. Jy'iOtf VAUTIKR'S. First Street 2d door above Main. I NsyriUK. ALL arcounU asalnst, or In favor of me. I wish prosen led as soon as possible for adnsunei,i, at the old lau I on Main Street, now Keller, Karnsley Ac Co.. where ihey will bo attended loo in person, or ' tho said ürfc. Jy li if c. hki.l. N1 I . V LOT.aa Fern leaves from ranny rem'i Portloiio. Received this day tj express. ytt RATH nO Nr. V WHr.ELKR, " nUNDHtl flassl itnta assorted,' from No 10 to 2'. O received per flat boat and fcr sale h J) l'Jddtw SAMUEL ORR. 1 "Nk K A HKKI.K White l ime; 1 4A3 ' do Piaster Paris; In store and for sale ORR. hy j;. HM&w KAM URL 051 -f"1rollers. Price ,: pj KATHBONE - WHEELER

U. WOOLSKY. H- ÄfeLSOS.

AUCTION. WOOLSEY & NEL&Otf. WATER street Evansvllle Indiana. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, .Manufactures Agents. Dealers In Pry Goods, Furuituro, Chairs, Clocks, Looking (Wusses, Picturi Frames, Notions 6tc. Partlcülut attention riven to the s.-tleot all descriptions of Goods. Regu ' Iff Sates every Tuesday, Thürs lay, and Saturday. Cash advances nia-i'? or. Consignment ,ugÄ3 1 WOOLfiBV WRLHON. OTItK! ALL person indebted to the Ann of HART A COLVl.N. or have anv claims against them will settle with the undersigned, who has boeu appomu I receiver by the Circuit Court of Vauderburgh County. y i rt H. Kelson. miMimr. s Of AM. Divan. Center, dining, Bretkfast and Card t ables. Walnut and Mahogany Halo and Dressing Hure.,us: Kose Wood Marble top Dressing do. enclosed and plain Wash Sunds, Lounges, Bedsteads and .Mattresses. .Also a large and general assortment of Wood, Cune and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by aug-23 lyd W OOLSKV A WEL8QS. JEWELRY & NOTION'S. Ear rings. Finger rings, Breast Pins. Shirt studs. Gold Pins aud Pencils. Wat.-h chain-. K.m. Gold and Silver Watches, SU-el Beeds and Caps. Brushoa, Combs. Purses. Fancy 'Soaps Accordians, Violins, Pictures aud various otuor notions, for sale by augiKt ly WOOLSEY dr. NELSON. C HIHIHI received and for sale low at our Fur- ' niture rooms on Water street, 30 dozeu wood-seat, cane seat, aud sofa-seat Chairs, jut. 17 W00L8KY & NELSON". SOFAS. Just received and for sale at our Furniture rooms, eight flue Sofas, jam.'? WOOLSEY & NELSON. T1EDSTKADS Just received and for sale low, a lot JL of highpost liedsteads. Jaii7 WOOLSEY dt NELSON. i LASS -WAR K Just received and for sale at auction VI aud private sale, a lot of Olassware JanSfT WOOLSEY cV NELSON. 1 CS T RECEIVED and for sale, a larg lot of looking glass Plate. WOOLSEY dt NELSON. rpHllEE THOUSAND POUNDS Assorted A. Wire from No. 0 to received and for sale by JylOddtw SAMUEE ORR. PURE ( IUI.lt VHEUAK. - None of the stuff in;, de of Oil or Vitrol asu Wahr, but lhe pure Juice of the apple, for sale by Jyl HORNBROOK, tc CHURCHILL M lIt I l.s EXTRA. I .y 4 DOZ. Heins Exika Blacking; Jm-k I JO doz. Egg; loo wtuigley 's Family Hams; 30 bbls Family Flour; 50 bushels Corn meal, fresh: for sale at jypj COOK'S Family Grocjrj. POWDER. 350 Packages "A m ricanCristal powder Co." "Eugliah Powder Co" and "Laflln dt Smith's" brands, iu whole, half and quarter kegs, and pound and half pound Canister lor sale very low by . nil I1L' li'T (. jylG Sycaaiore near Water. PKKSONS Indebted to me by note or account, will in my absence pay the same to either John Farrel or Hornbrook ot Churchill. Jyl'j JAS. LAUGHLIN, Jr. TO H EUCH ANTS, PHYSICIANS, DRUGC.ISTS, AND THE PI BL1C GENERALLY. "TESSRS KELLER At F.VRNSLEY would respect31 fully return thanks to (helrcuslomersaiid the public grtiierally, for the liberal patronage which they have heretofore received, aud take this method of informing their frler.Js that Uiey have purchased of .Mr.Crawfo.nl Bell his entire stock of Drugs A Med ici te. and will cm. tin ne to carry on the business iu the house formerly occupied by him on Main, betweeu First and Secnd sis. where Uiey will be pleased to have their friends call ami examine their stock. They have associated Mr. Isaac White, who has been for years the principal Clerk in Mr. Bell's establishment, who will be happy stall times, to wait up n the old patrons, of the bouse. If pure Drugs at low rntes, aud accomm dating terms nre i anv inducement to lhe .Merchants, 1'rugirists ana rnysidans, we respectfully invite them to cull, as we have on hand a sjasl "f twin, of well se ectod Drugs, aud will be constantly receiving additions to our present upidv. and hope o offer such inducements to WHOLE- ; LKK8 as will supercede the necessity of, SALE DEALK the r visitit g other cities, for the purpose of purchasing their sunpli es. Jylj KELLER, FARN'SLKY &? CO. N'OTICE. E have this lay assoc-iaied with us in tho Drug ; III I business. Mr. Isaac T White. The business will hereafter be carried on at the old stand formerly occupied by Cniwfrrd Bell, on Muin street belw ecu 1st A 2nd under iho firm and style of Jyl-tf KELLER, FARNSLEY Ac CO. ÜIE DICAL UOLLECaE OF EV ANSVILLE, EVAN'S VILLEE, IND. rri HE session of!8ö3-4, ofthis institution, will com--l mence under more favorabiu auspices than that of . any prev ious year. The Paculty have the pleasure of announcing to the Profession that a new, commodious, and tasteful college building is now iu process of erection uud w ill be iu readiness by lhe ensuing collegiate coc.rsc. The apparatus for demonstrating the various branchesoftbe Prolssion is ample, aud of superior quality; so that students may rely upon as full and complete a course of Instruction iu this, as in any Medical School h.i-1 or West. The followin gentlemen comprise the Faculty, via: Levi L. Laycock, M. D. Emeritus Professor of Physi ology and Pathology, Hsgh Ronalds, M. D. Prolcssor of General Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy. C. A.Fos'.er, A.M. M. D. Professor of I hemistry. John R. Wilcox, M. D. Professjr of Therupulicw and Pliarmncy. Madikou J. Bray, M. D. Professor of the Principles ami Prantice of Surgery. W illiam H. hyfo'rd, M. D. Professor of the Principles and Practice of Medicine. George B Walker, M. D. Professor of Obstetrcs, and Diseasi-i of Women and Children. William A. McDowell, M. I). Professor of the Institutes ol Medicine aul Medical Jurisprudence. lohn T. Walker, M. D. Adjunct Professor of Anatemy. The session will commence on the first Monday iu November, and continue four months. The Anatomical rooms will be opeu for the accommodation of students, who desire to study practical anatomy, from the first of October. Expense of regular tickets, Sj?0; Martrlculatiou, Practical Auotomy, $IU. G-kmI borrding may bo proaured at from 9 1 50 to 2 M per week. j10tf GEORGE B. WALKER, Dean. Olli 4. N OT ICE II A VING sol. I out mv slock of Drurs and Medicines. and all business connected with the same, to Keller. rarnsley x Co.. on the nrst day of June Inst. I take greut pleasure in in. reducing tlietn to the publir. und my old friends R-etieral y. Keller ck Karnsley have been known und appreciated in tliis communit) as gen 1 1 lnes , and excellent Druggists, for some years. Isaac T. White who composes the eomttanv. it j ueedleaa tnr ine to say anjihini;; he is known lo all who have transacted business wiih uiofc rthe last nine years. Anv recoinmcm aliou from me would be supcrfleus. May I ask for a continuance, to the rvv fit m, o those favors so lilerallv bestowed upon me. J)l5tf CRAWFORD BELL. I LU.lTnii HATH HOI KR, TUT G. ADLERSBl'RG will have his Floatimr Bath vt a nouse compieceo oy mo am uay of June, at ' wnicn lime lio will be ready to receive company. The nouae is o consirucieo '.nai mo gentlemen enter on one side and the ladies on tue other. It is verv neatly g-ot un and he hopes the public will appr -elate hisefforts to contribute to their health. Single bath 15 cents. Persons wishing to subscribe can do so by calling at his Paper Store ou First street, betweeu Main and Stcatuore. The houso is just below lower Kvansvllle Wharf. Price of Tickets lie; Subscription Tickets Ö for SI. J2d3in I. A FIASCO If AY KVALE. THK Ijiuiasco Hay Scales adjoining the Market Mouse re now completed. Persons wishing to nsi them ' will pUase cull on lhe subscr.be r 'it Ksijr. Hnwl. v', f. nee. jVH tr ritAAtiS JAI'S. t Olll.! rOTIEll CO.HEIJJ JCVEiNILG SINGING SCHOOL rpilK first term of m H. Currie's Juvenile si. J. CUss will cotuinetiee on Monday. Julv l'5ih iaT -. IV. Ju "111. 4 o'clock F. M. in 'Osler Hull. TKKMS 50 cents per term of IS lesons payable in variably iu advance. Mr. Corric's terms Batac so unusually law. he hopes to have a full attendance and wishes Ait. those w ishing to loin to register their names at his Music Store, Foster's corner, F.vansviile. jyUlf. EVANSVII.Li; .tD ILLINOIS tAII,1COA II. VN" and after the 15th day of July inst., hut ono tri- " - " a dav will luave Kvunsvillo or Wh to River. Mai excursion tic kets ou and after that clay. Trains will leave Evansville at Tl o'clock A. M. and leave White Hirer at 31 o'clock P. M. Fare same aa heretofore. Jyi2 tf 8AM'L. HALL, Pres't, I A HHS. N. 0 Sugar Just received sndforsalo by the X ' ' ti j -l.i-.,.! or smaller nuautlly to suit purchasers al jyi COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY. BACOM. TWO Casks choice Hams, in store and for sale by Jy2 PRKSTON, KKOTHRRS. POCTOR EVAN'S is dally selllO(T out his Sunipliious Lun hes Turtle Soup, generally h-ad3 the Bili of M IUI DIU Ol ! place to go )yl4 tl. ' . rare, me r.vans' Kctairaut Is lust tte I when a fc Herts falat.

riEXIi .ntSTA.Mt LIMI.HE5IT.

T7K otter this Liniment as a remedy in the variou V V diseases and comolaims for whhh it is recom. mouded v j tii full coufldeuee of its success tu curing them. lhe following is a list of the numerous and extraordinary SMSS it has cured during the '.ast few inoulks: fl.750 cases of Kheumatism iu all Its forms; 4.21H) do slralns and brniaoa.1.40 3,4.0 40 7,740 4.340 7,5110 400 C.'.'jO S.OO0 4,t0 burns and scalds; fresh cuts aud wounds; cancers; scrofulous sores and ulcers that had resisted all other treutinei t ; intl lined and swelled Joints: piles; lumbago. Buices. pout and hard banv do do do do do I u mors; do Chapped hands: i o raked breasts; do tooth ache aud earache; do various chronic disesiaea. 1U.100 The Mustang Liniment will cure the following diseases of H re. Spain, King Bone, Bruises and cuts. Strains, Saddle Galls, Wind (Jails, Fistula, Sweeny, Big Head, Cracked Heels. TTTREAD AND RBMK.VKER.ni BEWARE of a green mixture of "Tar and Turpentine nut up ii square bottles, and called VOLCANIC OIL 1 LINIMENT." Avoid it, as iu continued use will shriv- . el. relax :-nd weaken the muscles, aud parallze the nerves. The Must .ng Liniment is fdd in everv town aud atal' tho Drug Stores In Evansville. Price 25cts. Sf cts., und one dollar a bottle. The 50 cent bottle holdsthree times as much us the w. cent b Hlle. 1 lie one dotla r bottle holds as much as eight tunes f the 25 cents bottles. The large bot' less re much the cheapest Try the Mustang Liniment 10,0X0,000 bottles sold annually . A. G. BRAGG dt Co . sole Proprietors. PatartraSj OtvMsjg Corner of 3d aud Market sts. St. Louis, Mo; ami 304 Broadwuy N. Y. 1y l6 ldfcw SINDHIEK. faA LBS. W. K. l ream Che.ise. i )J :iH ta extra Cured Dried Beef. '.IHldo. Star Candles. 100 do. extra Summer Mould Caudles, Just ceived and lor sale al reJ1 COOK'S Family Grocery. REMOVED . I have removed, my Boot dr Sl oe Store to my ow u reside' c e on the comer of Main and Seventh streets. All orders will be promptly attended loo and neatly ex cuted. 1 will also keep an assortment of Boots dt Shoes oiuy ewu make, as good as the best, lorCah. Jy9 3m W.M. EMERY. I FRENCH PICTURES. We have Just opened : . a flue lot f French I. allographs, imitation of Paint. I ings. Tinted, eve., rrom ft to f 5. Everv todv may see tbemb culling at KATUBON E d: WHEElER5S. J; 8 Book Store. SAVE YOUR IUE. "1 TTATER COOLERS of various sizes; 0 gallons 4 do. 3 do. for sale by Jy7 HORN BROOK dt CHURCHILL. SBaWUr ( nretl Racon and Reef. PACKAGES Extra Susrnr Cured Bacon Hams, 1 do extra Sugar Cured Beef for sale by HOKNBROOK dt CHUHCHILL. C1HICKE.S, ClIICKENiS. Just received at J the Lead Colored Store corner Main and Fourth streets, lo dor young Chickens ai d SU bushels ripe apples, aud for sale by Jvd JAMES SPALDING. SUM DRIES. CHEESE, Cooking SUrch, Market Baskets, First V J quality fau.ilv flour for sale by J)7 HORNBROOK A CHURCHILL JUST RECEIVED. 1 CV Cases Leghorn hats. J- J 4 do. black :ind fancy prints. 2 do. II 4 wide Mosquito Netting. 1 do. etuor. WTudow urtaiu, and for sale very low by jy lit WM . LOEW ENTHAL dt Co. ALL persons indebted to me for Coal are re'iuested to call at Hornbrook dt QfeanaHVi and settle for the same forth ith. J) 19 JAMFS LACGHL1N, Jr. PER FtXNY FERN. I resh ai nt.il f mid laihioniiult' Summer Coeds. CONSISTING of a great variety or W hite, Buff und fancy Liren and Marselles Coats. Pants and Vests. J! r" ln Z, , 1 hi .tX b - 11 ,uu ft' tutf Ultfal "D.d'"4i Äi'sJl'1 MACK dt LOBENS IlNh'S Western Star Clothing store. Cor. BjtaataMB Ai Water sts.. under Pa illiou iioiet. J a II E l XOVEES. TORTH WOOD or life In the North and South by Mrs 1 Sarah J Halo. S . . - aaa. . II It A Anecdote for the Meamooat ana rcatiruau. Hints ou Dress and Beauty by Mrs. E. O. Smith. Poor and Ignorant, by Horace Mann. Shadow Land, bj Mrs. E. O. Sniilü. Wuverly No-'-!s, Caroline I Hentz's Novels. The School for Husbands, dec. Jy7 RATH BONE dt WHEELER. Hl .HOUOl N NOVELS. Sam Slick's wise laws. Peter Ploddy. Pickings from the 'Picayuno " Louisiana Swamp Djctnr. Strav utjects, die. For sale by .. . ... jjB 7 J R.tTUBONE dt WHEELER. PIANOS? E V A N S V I LLK MUSIC STORE! My sto.k of Piauos will always be selected with the greatest care, and from all the best mn ufacturers iu Bost ii. New York, I'hiladelphia and Baltimore, they will be sold at Eastern prices regmdless of freight. M WM. H. CI' K II I K. roster's comer. TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES. I CST rwceiveil aud for sale low, a lol of Transparent I Window Hsades, at the Wall Paper and Lamp Store of m2T JOHN C. DKVKREUX.Jr. G'. ITAKN! UtTTAKN I I nlso have the ajre-ics- lor trie sale oi vvm. nan ex. .u jujui celebrated Guitars thev will also be ndIat Kaslerti pni W M.'H. CU RIME. Foster's comer. NEAT AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS. DA N I EL W. fORESl will inise antrr.niun article of French Calf Boots, from sains, lo which wasawarded a prize .Meuai Sitae orio s Fair. No mistake!! for all who win iaor mm with their orders at his sh;, on Pirs-t slr.-et. neiwcen Main and Locust. All work made from the above .kins warranted nt to break. Also LatUat' Buskins. Cloth Buskins, Gent s Gaiters, Half Gaiters. Slippers, and Jenny Liu 1 Ties, made w uh neatness nml djsjsAsb MM1 TURAI C'O! TOBACCO!! TOBACCO'!! A fullassortmeut f iu cnoicesi urar.dsol Virginia Tobacco Just received and lot sale al J Z COOK'S Family Grocery. IIICKDMK, 10 do. Chickens imJ -OU aot r-cirs , J'1 received at lhe Lead Colored More al lue cor- : - . a 1 nerof Main ana courui streets, unu iin"j , , ie4 , J AMI S SPALDING. TO LOVERS OF GOOD BREAD. . .... i I n I... I - 6 DOZEN Durkee s eelenraten uaKing rowuers, m Tiu Cans, Just received and for sale at I je4 COOK'S Family Grocery. I COWI OItTN OF LIFE.-Jsva, Kio snd Ja- j malca Coffee's. Gr-en and Black Toas, all good and fresh - Crushed. Pouuded Louf and N. O. Sugars, ol first dualities, purchase I expressly tor family use and for . ' ll 1 1 Ii V It i ' . i i L A. II 1 I'l " 111 1.1. ... - nv iicjiv." aauuiv v . , Js , Water street. WILLIAM II. (TBBlFn o I it w K K K c R O F M U S 1 C -a-. ifi vii .. . n.i iii.fitlv locatun 1H nil ii , i " . . 1 i,:- K.i n Line. is such a? to allow him to lake a few pupils. .j....ii-..ii v a, ii, iu I lie nntronairc Ol tll 'se iuuics or kciitlemen who mav want Instruction in Piauo, Gui;ar. or ,r it... mir Ijoliea alten led at their rest deuces. For furth er particulars apply at tl. Music Store e xvM! H. t t KRIK. of jy2 Second floor Foster Hall. Ttrr. tn sit MORF! w II.MAM H. CI' KK I K would respectfully announce to tho citizens or Kvansvut ano "hn.. ......- has Jus, opened a Musi. Ston; ,n o r . c;r ;; tii on "an la Urge rt oVVverf description of Musical mo hsn iTz ' He wishes it distinctly . ndrrstood that by , v ns him. ins,edofgoingtol.ouivilUor any other ! clt pureh.aers willtcave iheirfreight from those po.nl, !.i"h,v .. ehean. if not cheaper-try and see for " JJ5--r fl'NIC L IIN'STKI JIE.iTSi I nave -iiv.u 5 : Flage-deU, pUn or Ivory t.Pr Mo. 2 00 t?T. Haul Harmonicas, Violin Rows. Viollu Hr data "ei's and Tati 1'ieces. Piano Tuning Hamme. uXmI Violin. Guitar and V,;....co..o stnngs. i. ..r. t.oi. HÖok '..r -very Instrument, and a large asriZnt of ne w and popular Music for Piano. Gnitar.or sortmentornew an j i WM. H. t'CKRIK, v ' Bstsall lof Posta r's corner Gl'ITABül GHTABNI1 v II A VF lut received a lot of these beam. ful instruI ., cuts from the Maim factory of Wm. Hall d- Son, R. hJtZ hkch 1 w,n "u Ät NüW Vork pricosk,U7fto Un. 1 with box,. $15,00 '-' 3 4 S ft so,no 25,00 35 00 45,00 60,00 These Instrument" are verv superior, and are male. purposely ur TU13 Climaia J it sc ai L 11111 cuaim. .v. yourselvct , large stock of (mitar music on nana. WM. R. CHRRIE. hrfjassj Foster Laildirgs, ansvtUe.

BGOODNEWiFOR .flLY. ATHBON E dr. WHEELER have Just been receiving from New York a uew stock ofstaudard and new Koot, BlnnL and Record Books. School Books. Novels extra quality . Letter Paperand Envelopes. Fancy Note paper and Envelopes, flr.c imitation of Painüni. Tinted, pictures, und a choice solecüon of French 1 lithographs. Sic. jj7 TTIOLI! AXD GUITAfrsTRlXGS.-Tho ..V r v'. fr w,Juld cu particular attention In his . n ,, r Im11 üulUr S 'is-they are of the verv wi a ?u 1 T U,Un' NtWsl.. and American, and he will jell them cheaper (quality couriered) ih:n ever before offered la this city: vm. 11 irl.KiK Sadoor Foster's corner. SIII.G1.ES! SIIIXci vvm

OftH C WflHllEia Ja reeved and J 7 JOHN F. GLOVER. A COW WITH A CALF MX WEEKS OLD for sale apply tc THOMAS HEADEN Jsq-lm Main 8trct. NEW BOOKS. ENGLISH Humorist, bylhackcrj: Temperance Tales; Memorials of English Maityr's: The Shacy Side: The old House by '.ho River: Maurice Paul, by Abbott Alexander Smith's Poems: V ebry of the Vegetable WorL': English Hems: Layard's Niucveh find Br.bvloD. dtc: Jy7 RATA BONE 4r WHEELER. "TUSIC. A frejh upply of Piano Music snd InLyi structlon Boks, different klnos. r eceived this Jav by Express. Ja RATH BONE & W HEELER. F HARPER OK July Rec'd this day bv Jr4 RATH BONE dt WHEELER X D 'ZEN extra Hermotictlly Sealed Lobster, a flue tJ relUhtor the season, J ujt received and for sale at J2 Co i -w S Family Grocery. St V Til i s, ScC A small lot of Sqthes and Sneaths v ill be sold at coüt bv JM FOSTERS fe BROWN. THH NEWET PATTERNS iiF Wall Pp. rj att receive! and for sale at the Wall vr Paoer S.ore of ENGLEHARD& ECKH ART, Je2 op: osite the Post Office. rpOBACO -50 boxes 20 lbs each, superior half , pound, f rile by FOSTERS & B'tOWN. BRAN Just received and for COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY. X(f BUSHELS sale ul Je I IVANISVIEEE ROOK STOitE. English J Items by Mat. Ward, just received by J SAM. LISTER. TUST Ri:CElVEO Itsj dor., r irzs at the Leadt I Ci cdorsd Store, corner Fourtli and Main strs.. and fo sale by Jyi JAMES IPALOIKG. DOZ. EGGS, warranted fresh; 50 bushels Corn Meal .fresh gr und: 30 rucks Extra S. F. Flour, put up exprossly for mv own trade ler:ilc at j4 COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY. FOR TOBACCO Prove ai.d SALE. Screw in good order. GRAHAM & FA RR ELL. A Jy5 tf EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE. JUST recelvoJ Harper's Magazine for July. Jy2 SAMl EL LISTER. WATER CURE. Hydropathic Encvclt.pedia vols. 82 50. Water Cure Library, 7 roll. $5, and other water Cure works. For sale bv Jy8 KATHBONE dt WHEELER. ") CASKS Shoulders forsle cheap to close a consign Ämeut. Jy 13 PRESTON oc BROTHERS NOW 13 YOUR TiMB TO buy fine Glazed Ware, such as PitcV-rs of various sizes, Spittoons, Cream Pitchers, Mugs aud Butler Jars, Tea pots. Coffee pots. Cake P:m, Soap Drer, Bread Pans. Bowie- of various sizes. Ink Stands, Sal lad Dishes, Dishe for Pickles and Pie Plates, besides many oilier articles w hich can be seen by giving mu a call at the Lead colored Store al Iho comer of Fourth and Maiu streets. Je25 JAMES SPALDING. ioa4 sale by KEGS NAILS. asorled, Boston, Wheel ing aud PitUburgt. brands. In store and for a:13 KKMEMAi VIELE. HORDERS! RORDERS! A LARGE and beautiful asortment of Gold and J Velvet Borders, just received and lor sale low at the W all Pape: and Lump Stor of m27 JOHN C. DEVERF.CX. IMPORTANT TO LADIES AND GCNTLEMGN. PORTMONI ES, Pocketbooks, Portfolios, Bankers Cases, eve, dr., of any description made to order at tho Wall Paper Store of ENGLEHARD de ECK HART, Jc25 First street oppoalf tho t ow. . C CLARIFIED SIVAK.-2 hhds in store and j for sale by Je30 PRESTO N RRoTHERS. 1 LlAfl QC IGLKY'S extiaSugarcured family Hams LlflVJ lus. received and for sale at Jeil COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY. BACO. 1 Cask clear sides, 1 do Ham's and Shoulders, lu store and fc r sal to close consignments by Jell PRESTON BROTHERS. LINUH! COLD LL'NC II served up everv momlnefrom 10 to 11 at the jc -PAVILION." J JUST RECEIVE! 40Ü lbs. Pig's Tongues; 330 lbs. Stiar Cured Dried Beef; 25 bushels Dried A pals 7Ö0 boxes Colgates's No. 1 Fauiily Soap; -MU doz. Eggs; 50 bbls. Extra Family Flour; aud for sale at ,y7 COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY '4TIC'E! mm Pr .flleforthe Grading aud Ditching of the Nortl I em Plank Road has been eomid. ted, and c:.:i ! seen bv aptilic itiou to iuy2?tl JAMES LACGHLIN. NiOTIC'E. riNHE undersUned hnve formed a co partnership in the J Wall Paper, Paper Hanging, Bookbinding and Box manufacturing Ä , Sfsslasai under tho firm of F-njrle-hard dt Ecken, faej ill be at all limes ready to wait on their frieud at their staud on Firtt street, opposite tho PostOflicc F.NGLEHA8D. je2Mr L. ECKERT. PIANOS AN ACfOBDKOS II NED AND REP IRFD. -I will give particular tteattos to this branch of the business. Orders left at the Music O...I floor Fonter's corner) will hav e immediate attention. j2 WM. H. CUKKIE. NOTICE. -The undersigned have bought the stock and busin :ss from Mr. Hermann FriUcli, ctn-eplst. ou First street, and shall remove in a short nine the buinsss to another location us partners under the Ann or Louis Fritsch di Sasse. . Thev will carrv o:i the business at the old stand until thev remove, a.id Dr. Fritsch, a scholar ol Liebig and Dumas, will pac all his attention and time toll.- prescription partoi the business. Mr Sasse ill take chiri of tue mercantile part. For the entire satiifacti .n and accommodation of the public iht-v will P no trouble. LiiLIS rRirsCH, Dr. M. jöotf TIIKOU. SASSK. -ntTRtS.-Sui'iti'J Reef Rounds Sugar Cured P. Reef Toturuca Sugar-Cured. We-t-m Reserve Cheese, mild n vor, anu or. . cun,.uiuumruiuicue, . . a 1 Ik . . - Ca... .1. 1 .. I I lor sate vj ja nuiunsuuft ot tnuHi iiii.l.. J. c. irntLts. p.' J.miiruie. . l . jc nor, oj t i .. J. . BI CKLES A .11 I4. 1 . COMMISSION AND FoRW A RDI SG MERCHANTS, AND PRODUCE BROKERS. No. 9 Rasi -'rout St.. t'iacinm.i., Uhio. Strict attention paid to all consignments for sale of Produce dtc tioods for reshipmcut IoslU fron: lüo Rast, forwarded wlüi dispatch. J 4M ly (-lOXTONI AHNi.--3r2 Rags 40Os, 500s. 000s an j :iJs, of best quality, tud landing lioni steamer Col- ; bert. for sate at th lowest Pittsburjrh. Cincinnati or Louiarillo wholesale or Factorv prices, for cash or approved paper. S. K. GILBERT dt CO. Jt2 i ycsoiore near atcr. BF.VfOVE. DECKER & KAMKK rmve rsmovrd their exten-; sive sto k of Groceries, leather and Pindu.gs -nto their new hrlek -tore, two door- atov I heir -old .., I on Main street, between Firsl and Second . Their stock embraces s eompleto as.ortn.ont in their lino, and h'-y will he uappv t. wait upon their old cust-n.ers. aud the public psMl) , on as good terms as heretofore. Jjrar-tOat NOTICE. ItM undersigned being atwut t close up his t.usmee in this citv and rem .ve totho country. Keq :ests .irk.rw indebted tobim, to make payment, on or hefore the 5th of July next. And all who have claims arain't him to nresert them for payment. He hopes ihis call will be Auflcient, as law with him Is a very tmr'easant thing. Thomas Bush is authorized to settle all accounts in r.iy absence. JtfM tf J. V. PARIS. NOTICE. As we are determined U chauce our bn&lness on th 1st July, wo want ALL to call aed settls wtlhout further notics. je3C tiR AHAM & FARh ELL.

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NBW FOUNDRY AIvD MACHIJSE' SHOP, KFJjrsriLlE, IXMMJtA. rpHEPCBLK IS KEsPEl r FULLY IN FORMED that I JL we have wltti great care and expense fitted up aa complete Sin. ns t; any in the W e t, and hope literal rilronage will signify s dlspoiticn to encourage Bosm Macuracturers Vve'are prepared wnh everv facility fr Ssajrufacturlnz :; mil. neu with wood or iron bed i frames, and mac I all kinds wLh the latest im provements. Gearing' aLd Shaftit g fitwd np. Pullev, ' Iron Fronts for bouses. Plow Mould hoard. Wagon Boxes, Don tad Tnt" castings, tr.rt Wrought Iron forging work of til kinds, and of fist qotPty Tarnished to order. Steamboat work, rd ft pa rs of ail kinds of machuMT) promptlv and carefully executed our :n:i lilnery complete, poviss-lng all the advantage? of the latest im proven tats, aud our workmen are or the most ekiliful ant expeiienced clasa. Oof general suncrlntcudent.ha for mr. earsben foreman ff an extei sive establishment Etü,'ti.d is fully equal I ' any .Vach nct in theWcst. Pc rs. ns desiring Ka g'.nes. or -tl n mechirery built or repaired, are requested to call, for we fe l "confident thiit we can give i-sfull s na u qrf,:tty of work ami prices, as anv competent aud re..j ccUble establishment iu Ike coTitry. ! Car wheels of various patterns manufactured, with M urphey's P: tent SoLd Heb. Orders b; mail will receive promr i attention at the same prif-e se when given in person. Sc'ütj Iron, Brais äud tt per w:.nt-d. Jet7 G. D. LGGLESTQN CO LOUIllVILLEANDST. LOUIS Mail UNS. LALYi'Iki:. tll .MI LlNr. Ittafttttr ED T. WOOLFOLK, Clese, . lie for f-t. Loots, . ,-. W c cry Thursday at 11 o'lj v - v rg clock. t ves St. Louis for Loulsviila eve v fcnna.ty at 4 r. m. rafser tv ansMl'e at 5 o'ctock A. M, I riday', for bt. Louis; oa 1 hursdav's al 7 . M. for Louisville. Pasengers ticketed tw Cincinnati, Whcellr.g, Pittabunrh, Baltimore, Pbil-deljhla, and. intermedial Mints al rerj rsdueed j -. in flrvt clae Cue snd Meam boats. boar- ii.g on boats lo Pittsburgh included. m.-.rMtf Kit. I LAU rjiHHWM i'AI hl I. I.N tO.NKKCTlON Willi THE t WIOS USI AI Lol ISVILLS. THE tavoiite Packet. Hemmer FAW N, HolUcroft. Muster, will leave Evantvill for LchsIst ills very Wedassdsj sad la turdi.y . For freight or passage, applv on R. M. HENDERSON, Agent. Le wis d: Gras V hart Boat. hosird or t j aplO Itegrulur Louisville St. Louis Paclcct. The subslantlal and f. -i steamer LAD f FRNKLlN. Cspt. Maoc a a .. Master, will be at EvauartUe erer WF.DNEsDA .Mo i:N ING earlv, for St. ; Louis on every Bl If DAY MORKIKG tor lou'isville. jorfreighP I o'panags spply on board. febd-tf I REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND ST LOÜIS DAILY U.S. MAILLINE. The TELEGRAPH NO.S, Cai-t. Tccsc h Master, will u -- I m :.viiie for St. Louis everv Tuetdav x.igDt at 12 o'clock. for (reicht or passage apply to o Reily tk diitcnell or onboard. mr3 6md CHEAP EIST AN I SHORTEST ROUTE. Between lite Last and Waat. THE UNION LINE OF STEAMERS, running in coa ncctiou with iLe Daliiiuore and Ohio Railroad W heeling, 7hrou;ii tickets by this liue to Philadelphia, Wash lafflna (Jkjr sad Baltimore, can be procured from tke Agents al Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati, or Ou board the boats. Having made pcrtnam nt arrange metis for ticketing through, Uie traveling public wilt And it greatly to their interest, going E-.tt or West to patronize this line. The'-Lnion Lias beinr a chartered Company, ars required by lawto run under such rcjrulatlunsai will in ure comfort as w ell us aafel to the lives of passengers. JXTThis is Iheonly line running in connection with the Baltimore ami Ohio K:.i!roaU. JTTr'I he Meaniers of thi!. line are entirely new, and the largest, batest, safest and most superb vessels srer built for Uie Western w aters, and will leave as follows, viz: FOREST CITY. Copt. A. Murdock, Sonr'ay 3 P. M. DAVID WHI'lE, Capt W. McCIaid. Monia 3 P.M. BALTIMORE, ( apt. W m. Clsrk, Tuesday 3 P. M. ALV1N ADAMS. I apt. G M Norton. Wednesdav 3 PM. Y1R6IH1A. Capt. Chas. V. W ells. 1 hurrda 3 P. M, FALLS ülTY. O pt, Sam. Mason, Friday 3 P.M. THOS. SWANN, (Japt. J. McClure, Saturday 3 P.M. Fare from Louisville to Rn)mete fl no Do do do to Philadelphia or W ashington 12 Sf Do do do to New Y..rk 15 00 Do do Cincinnati to Baltimore 10 00 Do do do to Philadelphia or Washington II 00 Passengers' b:gg:it-r iruiMerr-d from steamboat to Railroad and frui Railroad to Meatuboal, free frosa charge. jrir'An additional charge of only $3 for täte rooms and Uioalo is made from Louisville to W li.-ellne. I s. Moorasad, Ajrent. LouNville, Kv. R M. Heilder ou, agent at Evansvllle,. office at Lewis Ai Gray's M harf !; !. ArA'vIÖÄ CU.'a n A 'iTEHN. WESTERN AM FOKEIGN EXPRESS. THE public are reapectfnMy Intormc that we are now prepared to give increased facility slid dispatchfor trsasportiiig to and from the East n rc liandise, packa ges, parcels, bank iiotea. nnd peci-, aiei i-ari r.ssurr all who patronise us pick dispatch tbrotthnui the year having railroad commuuic:iti-n from inciiinntl to the East. Each express is in charge f trustj messengers accompanied w ith an iron safe for better security of valuable. e co'l"ct I ills, note, or drafts, fill orders for goods or pay bills in place where a e have offices. Exireses for M, Lewis, Madison. Indianapoll. Cincinnati, Cleveland. Pittsburg, und all pans of the East, leave dailj at ll't A. Mt For I-xli pton and Frank Tr at C P. M. For California bv euch mail steamer from New York. ADAMS cVCO. 5?. A. JON E!, Agent. novit 'jC ly O.Tlco 556 Main St., Louisville. ALTON, MT. CASMBL AN") NEWAL BANY RAILROADN OT1CK is hereby given that there are no Bonds of tins Lompaiiv m c-irculalion. f the Looks of this Company will t-Miifv thai iiobouds aave ever been ta sued or authorized. And di all lhe sUx k formerly subscribed on the Books of this Company, was sold bv the Sberill under execuU ns issuing from Uie i ircuit Court of td wards Count, HI, a-.d w: ,! the purchasers at su n MrifTssale, or bv their assignees swrreatlerad te Uwpteaaal hoard of liireclor-on SjU J iu;.. l-.'4. l cert'ßcmte of slock bc;:r.t.r dalern lothM time are Kerfalssst It having been r. ported that Ronds and ertiie-tas of stock of this i ompa-.v. h.c i u ouered for sals or inner! i i tn-c t- d w ith mis Comp I'l. .... " ! --'" - . - " - - . hy.ths BeVrJ have thought it right, Uius to pui las aa t;. n ili.-ir a-uard. T B. THOMPSON, President "f A. Alt, C. aud N A. R.R.CO. Sa;ti. THoareoK M. D., ; becroury to Board. roarl" tl PfBLIC NOTICE TO OWNKRS OF LOTS IN BLOCKS NOS. :; AND IS EASTERN UNLAROGMfNT A ft) now here "SS Common ounc il ol üie Cilv of i ro their intention to mak Wharf or Landii ? flftv feet in w ilth alorir the Southern Rank of the t' nal within the corporate limits of the City "f BvansTlne, ahlcat Wharf .r Unding will extend from the Western lino of Cueiiiut street to the Eastern Hue of Oak treet in the Baute rn Liilnrsemetit ui said I itv.and to construct said laatflag it will Te necesaap to approptiate Firtj feet ,r the .ri , ru , r North Western end of each of the lots in Blm ks No. Twelve and Talrteei. in the Eastern etil jr-r r-i.-nt of,idC'it. ndiu order that persons agrrteved IV ivaklng of said Landing or W harf may have an i rrportan : of .i p lying to the Common Council for red r-s. It is farther orii red. Utal a copv 4,f i ti order, stgwod hj -he Ala;. or and i - I by the Clerk, bo paW - rsii wselit in the rvxnivill Journal, a Miblic newspaper nrinie.l and pnbl'.shsd in said Citv. Oaled, June 1 1, 153. Atle.i: J. S HOPKINS. Mayor. Geo. Ii. Todd. JoJ4d6w tOTIfF. TO I'OMIlAfTOlM, BACON! BrVCCU-!! BACN!!! BCOHIM! r iff l-!;s f Sdas. 25,000 It of Hams: 25. Oi MM MI'" MM s4 Shoulders; all of which fa of our own curing, and in excellent order, and will be delivered io orde r, either at the Railroad Depot. at Prince ton or at our "tore in Kvansvllle. until Uie mi Satt of July. IM i n 1 i.rKKK A KRAJIKR. Vincennes Gazetie copy 1 tno and charge fbis ogee. ( ' P f ' R ST VTCKS. AFK"W PATl'ERNS f elegant Paper Statues, sutta ble fir hall or ruldlc rooms. BTt7 JOHN C. DEVEREABX, Jr.

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