Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 259, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 June 1856 — Page 3

ST AT-Br.TreiKE.T. GOVERNOR, . . ;Ol-lVi;ii J?. JtIOUTOX, of Wiiyiie. --.- LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, . CO.XltAD BAKEIt, of Vanderburglii U f, A. . 'j-V- jJufctlBTARy . 07 STATE, V ' " ' l ,., .i.JOU?i W. D UVSOX, of Allen. -.!t:.r.:"n ,IU5AWBRS OF. STATU, . ' ; IC. IVOFFSINGElt.ef Parke. - ( ' "auditor of state, . ' i","T;l-Tj3 XV. II. EEL.IS, of Clarion . I Cir.l.Jt,ES BAKIVES, of Floyd. U H I. ATTORXSy GENERAL, ' V . j.iJJs KS If. CHAVES,ol KiplC)'. f J, Jj if ' - TlKrOttTK ft OF"' SCmEMK COURT, ' ; " . JOll A.S'ri:iN,o Tippecanoe..:. " cr.frr.K of bipreme enrnr, . ; 'V.-;"iJroiix,A. HKAI-, r luiamt. ; ,'l --..;! Tao Stringtown CoaTentiaa, Our 'Demoeratic ; 'riend ot Vanderburgh . . . . - 7 . . held a meeting at btnn&tOWa last, balurday t0 ..nominate Delegatos to the Congressional Convention. n Lockhart was there attending to his prsönal interests, backed by the Shci Uf, who with his usual admirable forethought had takcu care to secure the presence of a largo majority in favor of his candidate ' ; His reliable Irwu i friends were there numerously. . It is needless to say they carried the day, greatly f to the indignation of the Imw and order men, who were emphatically no wlun:' & commit- ' iee'of fefto Trom e'ach township was appointed to "uörhinate Delegates. ', This was a committee very much like the Sheriff's A polio Hall, clerk nominating committee too one sided to be decently" cross-eyed. . They reported of "tcoursothe proper kind .of Delegates. :, These Delegates were instructed by a vote of nearly .three to one to vote for Lockhart. ' It was a noticeable feature, that only one German yoU ed for thus iustructing tho Delegates, while nearly every Irish gentleman voted for instructing. Tiw Sheriff rather lad the Convention by the nose. Ha is bound to lead the Deuiocrrcy of Vanderburgh whether they want him to or not. They cahH help them- ) selves. : .. ' " : '.,,! 'Z Judge Lockhart made a speech', Out Dom--V'ocratic friends inform us we missed, a great ' treat, and the publia missed a great treat -through our. absence, in not hearing - this speech. It Vas a buncomb speech--- soft- , Boap, tickle-'em-easy speech, ia the Judge's - richest style. But wc. must close, witliout t entering into details. . . . ' ' , . s ' " Vllia Sixteenth. Ballot On the 15th ballot Pierce only got 3 votes, i and his name was withdrawn. The following ' was the lGth balloting, after which. Douglas' ' name was withdrawn, and Buchanan received the unanimous vote of tho Convention: - ir;; Buchanan, Maine... ........ 8"- ' New Hampshire.. K) Vermont 00 " Afaasachosetts,....jU --, . Khodo Island 4 Connecticut. 6 ' New York..... ...Irl ' New Jersey 7 Pennsylvania 27 . l'elaware 3 ,., Marylanu...... .... 8 Virginia ......15 North Carolina.... 00 South Caioluj....lH Oeorgla.... 3 .' Alabama ..(10 ' Mississippi,..... t)0 : lrfviisiana. -A Ohio....' ..... i15' Kentucky 00 ' Tennessee .'.'.12 . Indiana.....;. ... 13 -i 11 inois....... ... i'U 7 Mlstouri... ..,... DO. Arkansas..... . ...110 : , , Michigan..... . . ß l Florida... ....... 110 . Texas... .......0(1 low ,t Wisconsin....., S i California.... (HI Douglas. " (K " . .5 - 5. . ... 3 n - 1)0 ; 09 ' 1? -V ". m . ', ; 00 : . , . ' - :MI ' 1 :s- ' B " . 7 , 9 - V 7 00 ''' ' i - ..oo n ' 9 - ', 4 . ; . co , . ; 3 , ) ' 4 . , - . 00 U. .00 .' Cass, o-i - ' oo r (Kl . . (Ml j . ( . on : 00 ' 00 (10 00 ' 00 IHt 00 (I 00 . :" 00 OO 00 ' 2 ' 00 ' oo . 00 . (10 00 00 00 : ? oo oo " oo r 00 , . . i '1 Total..' , loa -. The Agricultural Society. The Vanderburgh County Agricultural aud rilorticultural Society met last Saturday afterit noon, and there was a respectable attendance ! We were not present, but through the kindness of some of our friends, have had an epportunity of admiring and enjoying some of the - articles exhibited. Mr. Sam'l Orr showed " some very fine cherries, to which we make al- - lusion in another place Mr. A; W. Chuto exhibited some large and delightfully flavored strawberries,, . lie informs us that he will sup- - Py persons wjth plants without cliarge; as his ."variety 33 very fino, those having garden room iÄwould do well to avail themselves of hi3 offer. 'Through the politeness of him and the amiable "S icretary,' "Mr. ifornbrook,' a basket of thesia 'berries reached üs in jxeelleDt eondUioa. Mr. JbPeter Sharp brought a sample of new potatoes, ?-very large for the season, and looking as if they were good to eat. The Secretary is prepared r to give an opinion on their merits to-day, as i they formed part of his Sabbath dinner with some Vanderburgh bacon. , ' . ' . ! 7.We are glad to see so lively an interest mani fested in this society, and trust that the inter- . est may spread more among the young folks. ...We should like to see or hear of them attend '.ing these meetings, with 1 samples " of .fruits, vegetables. &c. : Out vouhs farmer friends " may particularly bo benefitted . by attendin "these meetings, and obtaining, seedSr-plants, &c, to say nothing of valuable information on lupics inieresnng 10 tnemseives. . .' a-' BtTCHANAN DEMONSTttATION.- TllC' DcmO' crats of Evansville were so highly elated at their narrow escrpe bf having to fight during f the coming campaign for one - or the other of t the political, jeprotate?, Pierce or Douglas,rthat last Saturday nigh, they fired. 101 guns jn the name of Buchanan, to say nothhigof rwikstts and other fire works. About 12 o'clock bad wfeiikjiprevailed and; rather got Democracy down or rather more fully developcdHt. But we shall pot expose their . doings. They t'had Ultee ,havt'all their fcjo'icingB'fifoelllic.

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IryÜociJedly thö möstinvhingöVeliingiesört during Iiü warm weather, are the Rending Rooms of the EvansvilU Library Asociaiion. Good ventilation secures tuodertta teiuperature. While tho vlsilor, whatever may be ii!S. laste, or -tarn of tiiiml cai fir.d an abundance to entertain him during tlie whole evening with out being (urfbite'J. It ) perhaps not generally kit, n among tiioso Who have not jet qualified themselves to partake of täo behefits of tu. institution, that ti e lead;.uuirui9 vubu vi una cuuiiiry miu- i-mt'jjcuio faund oa the tallies at the Rooms: Who thutLas a mind to be cultivated; who that values the divine in'ellectua,l trait which distinguishes hint Iroiu the beasts that per ish, Wpiiltl Hesitnte to siicure to himself ihe privilege of In.- lii.'titulidii, Kt the cheap price of an annual subscript on fof a he'4puper. Bere Jou haVe hot lilyono iiowsi.niicr. but hianv. both Uonieatle anil foreign, beeiaes the.nofhei'diis peribdilals before pökeu of, and! added to this oue of tlid bst Libraries in the westera r coiintrv.trnilt!' Verv boAt: ; And vour Daners ore filed away" anf prtswfved for refereutö. without any double 'AVm do nitexneelalt rBeH to beeome litrirarv charaoJ z fI ters; but it is a duty wliicil every mau twe-f Jo iinnsclf n. I t.i h'a fi11nwa to keeii ioWd nn in niittiers rtertaln- - ' . I ing to the general wellUrv,. so that.liu may realize the subdttial cud .elevating enjoyments of. ilfcj be lifted above mere sensual pleasures.and be prepared for cf flclent nation in Hie advancement of our great human ance, wheuthe means are present for his information,. it is a fraud on Lis posterity. H is criminal. He leaves' debased the influences liich ho throws ;i round biin.for no man, of howeverliuntble station, but exerts an in fluence over acme of his follows, and dCDriVp Dott'critp of his contribu tiou t that legacy which we iu commoo owe them.,; Go then to the Beading Rooiri as a recieatioc. Go as a duty. - .. JX? Some ort -of an order was pased in the Lily Council a fow weeks ago relative to rerjuestiug the fire companies 14 fill the public cisterns. The companies btve not yet beou nolifled of their request... and the cisterns remain iu ttatu quo. And here the question arises rs lo wheUierjOr not our public cisterns were cot.templated 1 the scriptural denunciations, brok en cuterns-areiü M hkh kold no water. !.,. . . . - Ke police Views Saturday- perfeevfy quiet tn the Vicinity of the tDngistrate ofllee. Recor.ter came to l'ght a,'aln this moruuigandhuvinggiven a ood and sufficient auconntoF himself, he 1 acquitted rf any attempt at a mysterious disappearance yesterday evening. WARM.—Mercury stood at 91 in one of the coolest shades we could find, Saturday at 3 1/4 o'clock P. M. ———<>——— A Man Killed. Sunday morning about daylight, through some accident a young man named Maurice Heffrine, formerly from Pennsylvania, fell out of the third story window of Mr. Brose's house on Water street. The . unfortunate man fell on the brick pavement below, breaking his neck, arm and leg. When picked up a few minutes afterwards, he was dead. The proprictor of the house says the man had sore feet, and suffered a good deal from heat, and was probably sitting in the window cooling them when he accidentally fell out. There is no probability that he had any intention of killing himself. ———<>——— ACCIDENTS.—White the Democracy, were engaged in their Buchanan display last Satturday night a couple accidents occurred.— Mr. A. Rush attempted to set off a wheel with a cigar. The wheel exploded in his face, severely burning it. He came very near losing his eyes, which yesterday, morning were in a bad but not dangerous condition. Mr. Charley Sullivan had his hand badly burned by the premature explosion of a rocket. Served him right. He had no business firing off Buchanan rockets!======= Ill Villi IATIalaLKsi BLCI. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. Satürdav. Jone 7. '. Shenango, front St. Lonis to Cincinnati, t ' Gleadale. from Memphis to -do. -R. M . Patton, from LouiBVille t" TnncSde Klvcr. . W. U. Denny, from St. Lonis te Cincinnati. 'W. A. Eaves, from Louisville to BovTling Greea,' J, K. Bell, from Pituburg to St Louis. . . Tennessee Boll, front Oineinnatt to Keoknk.- ' .' Sultana, from New Orleansto Louisville. ' 1 Defender, from FitWt urg to St. Louis, . . Northerner, from St. Louis to Louisville. " ' Avcndale. fromCiacinnatl to New Orleans. . ' Prima Donna, from Pittsburg to St. Louis. . Kiinb.w, from Louisville to llendeison. , Three feet nine inches in the river at Pittsburgh last Saturday. Falling at all poiats. '"' ' ' , - -. , : .;! .."!' ':' The Koyal Arch, recently sunk in the Upper Mississippi, will be raiseil iri a few days. She belongs to the Galena Packet Company. - The Sultana was here directly after dinner Saturday, from; New; Orleans, with, a very fair up trip of freight, season considered,' and a numbcr' pf passengers. LH", ; ; The Northerner did not arrive from St. Louis till afternoon last Saturday being delayed by fogs, low water, ate. She is due to-morrow. morning for St. Louis. ' """ j——Last Saturday there was but 5 feet 7 inches water reported at Scuffletown Bar. The larger boats are beginning to experience a good deal of difficulty at the bars above. ——The H. D. Newcomb was aground at French Island last Friday. The Return lightened her off. This stern-wheeler was chartered at $250 per day to help the Newcomb. ======= TO rONTKACTOK.S.-- J!; PROPOSALS willbe received bythe ander3ne4. until the 20th q Juneuext. for the grading aud paving, with lime stone not less than 12 inches deep, 100 feet from low vitr mark next to Water street, and it rave led to Water street, the gravel to fee pnt on tea inches thick; also,' one gutter to be made of iime stoao 12 iuvehes deep, laid in gravel and 12 feet wide at th toa; that poinen of tho river frwit, from Mill to 3d cross street above the public square. , ay meats to be secured by a lien npoa tne w narr, sen per eent per annum-will be allowed upon the cost of said Wharf, the city reserving the right to liquidate the whole or any portion f the debt at discretion. The revenue arising from said Wharf or Wharves, to go to the extinguishment of the interest and principal. th9 whole amount of principal and interest to be extinguished by the ei y within twenty years from the eonnpleiiox of said Wharf. i ; st - , M. S. HANCOOsI. Mayor. - Henderson. Ky May 20. 1856. , . my2S-2wd SjRUisJ iSiTKS. 5aaea Bcilliantiae We'd to-dsy aad JEiroralehy my J JAME3 LOW L CO. SIT PK Fl K FI-OI H ia bbl and sacks, rarious brands", lot sale y apt4 ä VICKERY. KlTTTKRs-Tö ibsehoico Batter at 15 cenU peHb7fer sale by m 2 , 2. H. COOK" &. SON. COFFKK. W packets old 6verameniJaya0wffti, extra quality, reo'd from New Yoik v- t i mvh . ' ; 1 ' ft 7. H. TOiS fc SON. Bataa: nor I r. . t11 (la.no Krown Lottnn; 10 ccses Cotton Chambrsrt. rcM i-n-day and -for? sattby - JAME8-LOW CO., f syi " t ; ,. I8 Main street, LoaisVilloKy. II' 0l KH V: 00 dot a.wr-ed Boat aa Half- Hose rea'd car and tor ftal t- t" , t -v 7 - m.Ä . . . -. ü . . JAML3 LOW- & CO.

C O S GEE SSI 0 N A L . ., . ... TUiaTY-FOCBTIl CÖJJGBE3S :Fir,.ST SESSION, ' t v . .c -: j . , . . t l - 1 ' V AaliiaU ma. ti U11U cj ,V : i". f beflatC not ia session tO-day. IIcuse. About 25 members appeared in the hall tO'day. AD CUort Was mad? tO adlOUril until Saturday,: but this could not be done, i tuere OGlllg HO quorum, anü tne Same retlSOn preventing IM transacts or business, an adjuu uiiiuui tuun. iuav;t3. -irr- T -v, t " y ' , j.vi, u uut. t. SortlO 12 Or 14 Senators met and 5ENATE.adjourned Until Monday IieAt. -j . I - HOUSE. About 30 members Convened,' arid without doing anythin;r, adjourned until to - OI . J niOrrOVi".. . . . ' ',e Cocorü, X. H.Juna ;'C.', I :.rU- , ' t. ics oi i icrce ana a reston ö. ijrooKS, Were liaiitliilS in front of the State HoUSC tlllS inoniing eighty, feet, from he ground,. Oil the an cffii'V of Colonel fitsorn".- itvftnni.1hvr niirt.: i . c?.'---- , o i - i - , C x. t 1 .:: '. 1 1, ...... -J , it f!'1 v l . - vi uie viiv, uuuiiiiii lilts ttO.ur,,. uiu stunuus aii.1 iJ.-wfin.-rt A .li,A;r.;.-i..firv r 1;. ; UOM U UU1 lAv UlllliaU a L'IVil Ut X JVICU. The Lejrislatuic in ioirst convention elected r. Metcalf Govcrrror, by 175 toJ.5. T. J. , Melvin was elected President of the Senate, ' ,rth tv..n A ,- IJnnl,Ur-aT.'' ClArlr V. it T?.-.i.i;i .c ,.r ii, 1 1 ,'a -qq 0f 2.60 to 15 ' . r . ' - ' '" ;'- " ' - - ' :. " ; ' .'. ' Trot Lanaee's- Snifindl, " J; rWe did liopd that the Professor would deign to uiaKg some tina oi an explanation in regard I to niS transaction in purcnasing tue township I libraries, but wc hoped in vain. lie make? I expianauon g vos no account OI Inniscll, but trusts to the blindness of party for a justi fication; 'and he will not trust in vain, if party machinery' can avail anything. Not one of' - . , , . . . . tho party press ha3 dared, to utter a word of censure, thouzh the fraud has been as directly proved upon him as such a thing can be. The official papers, Or file in the Superintendent's ofiice, , convict him of fiaud.'or iicompetency. They show . a discount of but 25 percent, though others, buying in such quantities, . obtain a discount of from S3 to 43 per cent. The only defense that he has pretended to make was the publication of Derby's card, by which he (Duiby,) exculpates , himself from any participation in the, fraud, and tho publication, of Prof. Mill's card which gives ollicial proof of the fraud. ." We ask the honest men of all parties to look at this fact.1 Are you willing to vote for the reflection of a man who thus speculates on your school funds? ' Will you support a party which, forthe sake of party, dare not expose such a , fraud? Broohoilte. Anur. .: to wi5r lots yT AT AUCTION ON S ATl:KDAY. the2st day of June, 1856, at the corner of Main and Third streeu. in trontof the Court House in Evansville? the toltoaing valuable Towa Lot H he offered for sale at auction, viz: Eight lots in H irnby's Uulsrgeinont of Evansville. which fronte on the Oiio river and adjoins dlvansvilu on tho lower or north-west side. .Some of these lets t'rovitoa Water street and others on First and High streets. They Sre opposite the only good ateanAoat landiug in low Water, and must soon be in great demand for husiuess purposes. Termsone-funrth eash; in tive years with intoreit. and in ten year with interest, (the interest payable annually at 4? cent), soetsred by mortgage on the property, etthjeet-to " loreclosore for the wuole det.t apon ueiauit in payment oi any instalment 01 tne principal or Interest. ' - - - . 'i Also The following lots in Lamnmoi Lots 4 and 44 is bloek 171: lots 6. tl and ru Mock 1:15; lots la and Hin bVocV 129; lots :i and sin-block tM; lote iublook 171; loti 6.7.8. 'J. 12. 1:1 anil 14 in block 14:1; Iota 23. "I and 25 in bloek 1:4. front ing on High street, in the 4th enlargement; lots 16, 17. IS, 1:1, 20 bl'k 10 in 4th enlai gerne lot 23 in block 171; lot 12 i V I " a 1:45: lots 5 and 24 in Mn-t 128; lota 27 and 2 iu blook 129; lots IU, Hand 12 in block 1. - Al.so--cots x, .1, iz ana 1.1 vn oiock z in toe rvoTtiiern tor Rowlev's). KulaKeement of - Kvansville. lota I heine sub ject to the dowTy of the widow of Thos Smith, dee'd: hoS- ots 12 and 1:4. naviugou tnem a guoa aweiung uauac wuu 4 rooms and a kitchen. ' - , Ai.ho The followlne lots in the Sonthetrr EulaTgctnent! 6. 7, and :l in Mock 2; 8 and 9 in Wk 5; g, 9 and 10 in bl'k 4; 2 and 4 in bl'k 5s 1. 2. 27ad 28 tn bl'k 8; 1. 2, 3 uud 4 in bl'k 9; 12 W. 14 and 15 in bl'k I": 5. H and 12 in bl'k 11; 1 , :l. 4 and 5 in 1.1-k 12; I. 2. 4 aud S in bl'k IM 1.2andin bl'k U; H. 7, 10 and 11 In bl'k 15:4. 5. 14 and 16 in bl'k It;, and outlets 2, g and4 soMiVieo'nsnf ontlot4. Upper ISalavgettielrt. TUB TEKNf of vaymont forall axeep the lots in Hornby's tinlargeme&t, will he easy, nd wilt bo made known on tue day or sate. Several lots in Hornby 'sKnlargement will oe leased on favor able terms lor ä, 10 or 15 years, by private contract. Enquire of ., ... ' I AS. O JON US. tor seit. ' " JOHv SHAN KLIN." . 7 " ' ; JOHN J. CHANDLER, . ' '' ' WM. II. CHASDI.BR, " . - ä c-THOS 8. SMITH and f i i mvM-ltrl 4tw ti: -UBSBV F. HOKNUX'.. 1 f sMJ-Volksbote copy. ". CLAKKT Vtl.Mi. lui btiavs iu stur and for sale bv J ap2t - , . - PBBSTM BROS. AXl.fti' 2.00 sett lluggv and VV'agou axles t.-r tale l.y -my:! SAMUEL OK R. BTTlifl- 100-bales No by ap22 r 1 reod this dny nnd for sale ... rKKSIUN ItKOS. CMIEKSK.J ap22 50 boxes reo'u this day sod for sale by . - PRKSTON BROS. "1(T T(h AD 1.8. 25 canes Cotton les rec'J this lay and X. V for sale by apis JAMES LOW & CO. JjK. oO bhls more of that tmpeiur ihilie) pliia Aljust Ä.öOJd, aödfor.aaleby : aplä' TKESTON UiiOS. - ' 'A1V 01tBl?iAiR, Fob thk Covkunmkxt a-ni Fkotä-ctios or Oak-Hill CrMKrirßy. RCTION 1. Be U ordained by the Cornnon Council of tne city oi Kvausvnie, that tna l;xton oi ta-ni t'enretery shall observe the following ruiwia making or perlaittine inter men's ia said Cemetery: First Ho shall, aa far as practicable, ascertain and make a record ok toe same, age, last place ox rosideuce, nativity, titre aad ause ol death, of every person whoso remains may be offered for burial in said Cemetery. Second Tne Sexton shall not suffer or permit the corpse of any pt-rsoa to be interred in swiJ Cemetur without aoerti flea to, tail u a; the cause of the death of fuch person, from fume one ol the persons authorized by this ordiaanc to gve iucn certiTicfco, Third W henever the decraioJ shall have had an attcudinir physician during his or her lt ilinesd, such certificate irUall be from such attending physician; but if there shall be hb attending physician then such certificate shall be from tb Boar lief Uealttt. or from so uw member thereof. Whenever the corpse shall landed from a steamboat, canal-boat or other vessel. Buch certificate shall beirmtho BMer, captain or clerk thereof ' ' ' Fourth Wlienover an lnqnost shall be held on the body offered for burial, the certiheate of the Coroner or other ollicor, acting as Ceruour, setting lorth in suhsiance the finding of tho Jury, shall bo. a suflioiunt ccrtincato under the tiu iremen ts of this Ordinance. Vit fc If ih Mayor of tho city." after a careful ÜKfüir into the facts, si. all be satin tied that from any cause tho eertilicnte required by this rdindnoe cannot be obtained, be may give tho Sexton a statement in writing, -setting forth tho reason why such oertiticate cannot be obtainod, and such state mo nt shall be a satheient authority to justify the iniermout., SEÖ. Whenever it shali bo reported by the Sexton or by "any other person, to any umher oi the Board-ef Health, that a oerson whoso boar may be offen.d tor burial bad no attend ing physician during his er her last Itness, it shall be the duty of such member of the Board of Health immediately to inquire eate rontemlatnd fry tshio ordinance a - , ,. " SKO. Ü. The folio wing rules shall be observed ia the erection ol fences within said Cemetery, to-wit: - - - - First Kyirv fence within said Cemetery or enclosing any lot therein, shall be an open fence so that the view from without may not be obstincted. - Seeoad No fenoo eonstriTCtcd of wood shall he more than two and a half feet hith, and the spaces between the slats or bars shall not be lent than tea inches wide. ' SEC. 4- Any person who shail erect any feac lo said cemetery, in violatioaof of th last section, ahaii tortoitansfl pay an aanx not less than five nor more than ten dollars, and the Sexton shall moreover remove any fence which may Jiureaf ter. be erected in violation of this ordinance. . - -- .SKÖ. 5. In all cases in which aay fence shall have heen JinHSAAH oeaä in seiirl Ü aniof ,rv 'jnti linpt nnt.infarm in its structure te the reiairement oi this ordiuanee. it shall be . rh. into f aw r..P aw Uimslt rvf st.hn Lt. or hvsuch foaoo. within ninety dav from the first publieaüo of 1 ois eneioseo r this ordinance, to so alter such fence as to an it eon form to the veqairemoats of this ordinance, and on failure so to do, suoh oyriror or claimant shall be subject to the penalty taeu.tionedinthelastseotion, and such fence may be removed by the Soxfon . - - - ' - - " - SEC 6. It shall not be lawful for any person to hunt, or' to drive or ohane any garnae. w ithin the enclosure of said cemete ry or to snoot or aiscnarge any are arms ..Herein, or to rio or drive auy horse or other animal over. upon, or across any lot in said cemetery, or ta hitch or fasten any horse or other animal to any tree in saia cemetery or to tne rence eulosinauy4ot therein, or to deface, pencil, deoerteor otherwise tHe rr injure any monument, tomb-stone orjrarvsstone ia said eeraetnry. or to injureoroestroy any tree ehrub- 1 eery or ntw saa e-metery ana 7 mrnvt.tnnnfthiaa.nt.mftah.il Fftrfpltand PIV an V Silin ui I ..a than one dollarnor more than one hondrM dollars. Atrnst;-- JOHN HEVVSOS, Mayor. 1 Well. -H. fftin, City Clerk. - my24-8w - 1'EW SUHJIKII ClO rill.Xfi . "0"TST r.ioetv.d rer .t.ara.r Olendale. a complete assortw ment of Fancv Summer Clothing. Furnishing Uoods, Ha'sandCaps. A:c.;"aiso s fine lot of Fancy Caäsioieres. Cloth. and Marseilles, v heh ,iH be mad.; np in t"e latest style? and. on the moatTees'insPble terms. - Thas1 4 for past -favora. ass; acootinuaoee of the same. ..... ,-V-lj'ii- e Ufc.'Sr ' ' mvl9-lnv Western Smr.Clothiiig Store, under Pavilion. 5?xi.isn Tmt.ET qrii.TR JsTM incases whit :o tt .d 1.4 T.:il.t. Ciiill;: " - " : Inas ewlor 11 and 12-4 o n: o-etv, rV-dajt. tn fnrsals bv JAMES LOW .. , J l .11 ', 418 iTaia street, LouisvUt, Ky.i

AUCTION; SALES.

UANiELWOOllLT. .Hiram kelsos .'AUCXIOiTI liOO.VIS,

I Cid Court House, Oomerof Main ami Thirdstreets, irams- tC7 their mends and customers, to tbeir large, and w.llte- ' . J1....I. ,1,. u. .:,... u t lected:is:ortment of Bf v inrinf &na ntmmer dt-v rund, ree'd

tri kj n t ! . . . ... , ' k 1"tS!J f ? ir;els fitted vipthe -.-"" oüiva turd&le at auatiüU or private sale, all kimU nfi-n .!. i j 1 i: t. -i . . . . . , - ' ."and .erohiadiie-, household farmture, hone. fcuCI ''S'.? r 8 ' f . -J Kgalar sales every ... . - n "4 . lir?T ""?S" a.Q',":' l"-,1,uay. uucuotrmoi laaiuf ui ceftiuaia.B promruv attenaaa i W are we-k.ly re-wivic;, andhaTa now on hand alare ffiÄi""; b Js "i;i.ir.54 Vc" p ipTiS nack office, Frjueh, Jenny tilnd, and Bustle od lust 1 unairs; wanogany mno: rose wooa soiaaoat unaira: bimaoexa 1 enaira: spring est arm rocaera. aoia. aoeiaMe, centre, frd ? nd breattaat tables; li.ht and jah wild. -tras.es. tin and! w'iresafiiS, ate, which wewilisella'tCinj'wThaveXo'on hand a Sraat variety ofnotUm.. iewelry. , ccordeon. poltet enti.ry. un. pistols whir, .etc., eto., whioh w will 3tr;l. at reduevd prices forrashi . aholesaU or retail. VVOOLSEY & S ELSOX., i rSI 0.-- HI. Chl.t;.- dei Üaaou' ouaileuna 1 i a uiaeuini wd mo for tale by my2t I. & D. HE1MANV. 1 ;() J?'' . - . i m and Shoes, best quality pist ree'd by H. - I R k1, !- . vi invue the attention of purchasers m I ti lh-n'Ht k or tiia. ahnvo named articles, also to a tiua a of tiie above named articles, also to a fine i . .- . . . . i ..:.. i ' 1 " " "'". "".' 81 winch we will sell very low for caah. - myl-2m Lagonda Agricultural Works. New Voi K Scli'-lCakin-f It -aper, S150. Ihosimploit, strongest, most durable, widest cot, and lijpit.11 ,ll 1.11.11:1.. . . . i . . . .1 HI. II. ..-I i . ' ... . . ......VI, V'O. I, . UUU. IUI UD.I 111. IUUI 1 U u & "' krajib. . . . . . ... iv .. caMiss t:itier) if)l Several thousands of these Keaprrs have been built ah 1 used with universal surces. Width of cutHi to 7 feet. F'asy work for tvo horses. Tho very best Hand Raker ever made. L Jvef cUuin 1'atent Iläon tir) 115. " WITH BKCl. ",KXTR A The anie Comhined to Koap tJ2ll addiMonal. 135. Romesevenet eifht thousand ol these Mowers haVe been boilt and sent to -all portions df the codntry . Their value and capaeitv are W.TI known and Sflknowle'lfri!. Ücj inour'i .Arilin Itrill &lnin Sower) ScTfiKj.fivc DoIJarsi ' The mo t complete of its riis. Kiudlcucrspr'ti Variable t'Ulcf Jliil wiKt Fresis, With solid Zine Kollers will make frorasix to eight barrels of Oidr per daV. Every Parmer should haveone. . . &.olviug Hay Raker. Straw Cutters, jre., &c. Transportation to be paid by purchasers. Letteu answered promptly. AJdrsds tliu llaMatacturars. . . VVARDKR. BROKAW t CHILD. , Sfrinfifld. ülark Co . Ohio. "1 ... ; ,UUM . JUlUHKi.li, Agent. my23-l 43vr . : ': .' ' JSVaaaville, Inl. ! Ci ni Kit ' mySt V1SEUAK.-25 bits Cider Vincfnr for sale by I. & D. TiIM ANN. I ir,M SrsPK DK8. jOO doi assorted oua:'ies ree'd to-day aad for sale by JAMKi LOW A- CO., myi . 418 Main street. Loaisvil le. Ky. '3rH'&l.U. 25 bales licking ree'd this da aud torsale A hy JAMES LOW A- CO., apW ' 4ia Main street, Louisville Ky. f91,K4-HKD (Of iOA-ll eae as'd brauds, in j sto and torsale by JAMüS LOW A' CO.. , myd ; 418 iJiiu street. Louisville, Ky. -, fBU1 COFFKK. ..bagschoice landing rerteaTifr Cei V Krauklm Icr wU by . . . E. GILÜKRT & CO. aprt Sycamore near U'a er. J.At'V PHIST? 150 cases new handsome styles in . store and lor sale by JAMES LOW A- CO . - t mrK -- -418 Maria street, Louisville Ky. - tKACHfeD DÄILJaS. 10 cas-s in store and for sale M y JAM KS LOW A- CO.. my8 418 Main street, Louisville, Ky. 2 VIS nLX'RS. !l bale received t?o-dar and for sale by O a pi JAMBS LOW Ar CO. - - 1 418 Mainjtreet, Ltmisvllle. Ky. . .-..-Ippy the blood. : r1' MOFFAT'S 1,IV1 I'lLLS. ' I PHiEMX HITTERS. ' TFRViW rnftM ALL MINR RAI POISONS. fflH K irreat popularity which MoffAT'S Like Pills ami JL FHiKNix Hittkks ha"pe attain mi, in consequence of the extraordinary eures effected bv their rnte. renders it annfoeseucy (or the proprietor to eutur into a partikular anJyis ol trie iv meuicioHi virtnes or propruus. saving neen more than twaaty years belor the plblio, and having ttmnnited resrimony oi" more hau Tukkk Million. of persons who hav been rosvored to the 'mpluyment of the perfect bnaKh by them, it is believed that their reputation a th best vegetabi metiioine now before the public, admits of no dispute. In almost tf vol-y eity and village in the lrnited States, there are many .-: Me ready to toatify their efficacy in removing disease . and giving to tho. hole .svstera renewed vigor and health.- ' ' In oases of SrouKtrLA. tTt.CKua. Rcruvv or FKiTrnoxsof the akin, the operation of the Ljkk M KUK'iNKä Is trnly aton- ' i hinjc, often removing in a few days, every vestigoof thnse loathsome di.-iefips, by their purifyin ef ects on tho blood: Fkvkr and Ai.l'k, Dvs'i'KfS' a. Uiinpsy. Pir.KS, andiukhort roost all diseases, soon yield to their curati ve rropertits. No ' family shoul d be without them, as by their ti tnely use much suffering and expense mav l;o saved. Prepared bv WILLIAM 1$. MOl''FAT M, !.. New Vork. for aale by : y K.ÜLLKK, FA KNSLLV A CO. mh5. . Evansville, Iudiam h X CMAN(.E lIOTEIi, , 4fS;" ' l'HORXBt'R & U'VM IV 3 BEO leave to inform the eiticens of Warriclt and arf jacoTit cdintie that they have purchased the Hotel Stund formerly kept by Mr . Z. Hazen, aud intend to keep up the good reputation thts hoflse ba acquirpd under itn previoon management- They fcsve BKVORMSHKD and ft k F'iTvki the whole concern, and are y-Tcpared to accommodate all their castouiPTs in the most coiHortable svle. Their table willbe siioplicd with tho best the matket sAord: in short, no paius will br spared to make t'e KxrnAVK a firlclas Hotel. ' Their ctaMes will ie kev in ihe best pntwible eonrlitton. in order to accommodate persons with lUikuals. nih2ö-lwdlyw . ' DOCTOR HOÖFLÄriD'5 CELEBRATED ..... 0cnnau Biticxs; KtEP.nr.o tr ' ' . .DE. C. K; JACKSON, Thilid'a., Pa.; vrr,,r, KKKECTUALI.Y OP Re? , - ' LIVER C03l?L.UNT, DTSPEPSiA, JAUN15ILE, i Chronic o Aervou Debility, Diaca? uf (he , Kidney, and all disease artiing frwn. a--diH- . ffuch .. ' ' : : - . - Conati pat"..--.- tiou. Inward Files. , - ' '. ' J f , . i Fuluüia, or Biood to the - ' Head, Acidity of the titomach, V." --' Nausea, Huartburn, Utiguat for Food. r: . Fulnesso-r weight in- the Stomach, Soor Kruc'.'v: taiins, iSinkiug or Fluttering at the iof the Stomach,- Swimming ( the lUad, Hurried and d itlum It Breath in. Fluttering at the Meart.. Choaaing eisntlocating Sensations when in a lying Post to. iii muewfl1 Vision. rti ol Webtt before the Sight, Fever and - ; .Z Dull Paiu in tho Head. Deficiency of Tvrl" apKatien, Yellowness of the Skitx and Kyes, Pain iu the Side, Hack, Chest, v, , Limbs, et., buddea Flnshesal .-.-r '-r" liont Bururng in -the Flesh, . ' ,B l.i t- . . . Constant Imaginings .; . ' '-.-.., "j i-.- of Kvil.andgrcafe - ,.-3'V!ii - - . 'M;!'v T'' Deprossioaof . :--.r7..--Thepreprieto IsoaUinxthe attention of the public to this nrswTi&r&titin ütesso witn a teeiing oi wie mnnw.conii'ifBuu I TuCnmmpn(lli. ft U no new and nu tried sriicle. bu tone that ha ttood the test of tn years' trial bet-r the American people, and it reputation and sale is unrWaled by any similar preparations extent. The testimony in it favor given by the most prominent physicians and individuals, in almostall partsof tlie country, im immense. The following fronvyourown State is rnn.-t fnl Iv submitted. rrferrinff any who mav still doubt, to my "Memorabilia," or Practical Reveipt Hook; for Farmers and Families, to be bad gratis, ox all the Agents lor tee ucr man Bitters. - t r - - ' - ; j - Principal Officeand Manufactory, 120 Archut.,PhüaUi;l wvh, Pi . - Sold by Uallock & Stoddard. Evansvülc: XlaHorV & Parmcrter. Princeton.' C. H. Clark. Vinceimes and dealers irenerallyw KELL Ü Ii, FAKNSLEV fc CO., Agent It. A. F.1IINESXOCK CO., Corner Wood and First t., Pittsburg, r ...j IMPiUlTr.BS ihD I'tll I3 is r Drupel Mediemea. Chemicals. lye Stulls. Paints. T.inseed Oil, L Varnishes. Window ilaw, Vlaware. borgtcal lnatrumentn. i.ard tin, 'turpentine, ratent Meat-.- . 't' . eines. Perfumery, llrnshes. Alcohol, Tanners Oil. Sperm Oil. Whale, vi'.;- - ' Oil, and Spices. . sUkfacib s or WrTITB r,K.AI. KKI) LEAD AND T ITHAROR. ' ävrEtsre on hand, and offer fur sale. i ton. of Write W I.CAD. in packages of 2S, 50, WO, 2U0, WX) and 500 lbs each, wkich we guarantee to be full weight, -strictly purs and unsurpassed by any in quality. ; Having resident partners in ev i ora ana r nuaaeipma. to takoadvintoge of all changes in the market, we are " .. c. . T . .... e oi an cnanges in tne maraee. we are naoieo tn -5.11 TniiT3. Ac for eahorto. nromm time dealers., aa aa j faborable terms as Kastern jobbing heusea. BTg B. A. ranneatocK's verciiiiigeiuruiBceq witn r.njrlisji. SFieneb and Spanish directions, mniz-mw ! cresha!ii house, . . 1 ' rt r- - ii r I V V it r m w ? flofal. n a . , . . On the Oornctot Fourth and Market street-, Maraet .Plaee, TRASTGERS vfsitiug the city will a'wa, ino go".d chmmodarions ud receive the' proper att.. t oi . st this j . Hcubc r.ji. . T. fl ' ' i MOCBIW 1BEH8 fiflODS. N assortment of ve .aTA. fojciale t bf26

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NEW COOPS A5H SEW rUICKS. SJHANKLIN & KIJILY beg lcaVs to call the attention to during thepsst two weeks, comprising one of the nit draira;,ie3f.ck to be round iu the city, WMch they .erat wholeealeand raij to their quitomers and the j.oblie xeuert 11 y -.i i...... . J rr.i-:6 . . J simw prices lur CMn or iinimpt time duvwti. i nfirsroc 04u 9iSM in.1 part of the folloiin-.lBr.rad riot)M,l,lak and tanev CaimerH8anJ ;i'wedi. white. bolT and fancj laailli and u I K VAtinm 'n' .ntdM I v.ttnti nthi and n .in and ahv4 Linen Urilla. rich Calicoes of Philip Alten. Spranes, Una "State Mill, and other rieh printed French and eoteh Jim nets and Lawns, rich printed French Rohe., plain and äativ ... i d.. 1.1.. -i. j - .1 Äj n j u mere, plain anc faney Oiughams. rich printed Organdie, iirillianteesand Chai.li de Lames, white erape Shawls black and l'aucy silkshawl , richatillasltawlsanti scurfs, black and White lace Capes, lori autbfii Taraaolp. silk and giiighaio Umtrella., Paaama, Leghorn and ilraid ilat. Knlitth straw " many isonnets, ricn i on net Kl'Jhons. uoslug. iloe, Pit!n leat and fancy fi'ans. boo's find sh-es. Carpets, floor and stair Oil Cloth and" printed window blind, Vrixh with a great variety of 'fi-immintrs, small warps and tancv goods, I Ac myl . ' ' &UA.SS.LIS ii iikiLY. , KV f'RKAl i;oois! " ! I M cK I X N K Y & COOKE. - IV Iter sr. next nocit fo h. barus fetw m aim anp l.oarsT. t iSk RK now receiving and Opening a most d-iraMe stock of t j sorinr aad Rammer roods, oonxitin. I nr 1 Tari,t soaliy kept in a dry good .tore. Silke. Challa. f j Belagen, Hobes, Lawns, Brilliances, lionneta, (Crape, silk ! L '-ace and Jieopolnan.) Hthbona. Laee Edtinrs. Jl.veaaad! noseingm great aritv uio(ds i.:isineres, rant goods and Wsting, in rich profusion. o.. e. - an3 ! JIlWLLKV! JEWF.LKV" ft K undersigned would respectfully inform the citizaof Eransville and Vioinitv, that he has just received . ... 1 i ..... . . . " "cei ving a new ana large anaortnten t 01 Jewelry oi 1 all kinda. direot. from Xew York to whioh h. wuuld .kth. I mkuhuhui iiivm uwiruui o purvfinsuiK, run rooos are an I new and of the latest acylea and will be sold fur cash at the towest possioie prices. All kinds of Hate bus and t ma pieces repaired in a work-man-like manner, at reasoaabla .charges and work wa-Taut ed. CH AS. BARM M. On First street three doors below th rostolace, a the stand formerly occupied by G. Uoshtn. . . . TR3.M. D(Wt!).SU wyl4 MsMAtfnll Inform the ladies rtf Kanviiie nnrt iw vfeimtv fchttt fhe hi taken. hnt next door to Mr. KnMn Hart'a dwelling, on th eoTner of Secool xnä Oak. treets, and she ha bad long experience in Dress making and Bie'httiff and doing np alt ms of Strv at V ArtalitAn ho nut. and ihe ho pet by- doinjr hrf wrrs seac ana reonaiie u inrita a snare ol th pumio 'to küch vxt, hhii'ImTh 'a othITksT 1 1 HR underdifftied vvoult unD.tnr.ee. tbftt ht has liuUIittd h$ JL large and an lstn.n fiai new V'harf-bot JCAlUIUOrSC CAVE." ; Ke has placed her. fur the sake of convenience In all tae ottuer'ver t toe root oi vine street. e wtii at all times herear he pleased to give prompt and careful atU-ntfon to receiving and shipping ju well as to all other rivet hugineas trtat way fee c a trusted to mm. The pitronajje therefore of tho More' ants. Shippers aad others of this city lad of the iuU-rior is solicited . ap3-tf . , JOHN S-JflH LL on y uoovWät cost. fg OPKINS v KKKÜ intenriiuy to change their biiaincsü, A will now oftor their ontiro stock of lry Oo.ds at cost for tudh. All whu want bargains will plesse call uud examine goodi and learu prices before purchasing elsewhere iy 1-iJm COFFKK 2.W btttw prime reevirea per A. ti. ShotYvU aud N iixgara, formale low by iay - GEO. frOST KR fc CO. OE.DK1 be pr T"vTood left at Ea E. WUEETsKR'8. will roiuptiy 6Ued.' . ap7-3ui2wen B4HV VVAOOIVS. M ox fancy enameled top cahs; iüoz willuw culi; io willow wons, fo-r nale by myl - ------ -vll-lKSaBIKQK t CAKSüA. , , . , ITIEDICA ffA. " ' PT. W. A. HORE ALL Kclectio physician, tenders his services to the citizens of Kvunsville and vicinity, iu the practice uf iaod:uine and obstetrics. Othce on Main street, opposite the court house, ia tae otUcu formerly onmpied by McGill, M. P, myl -3m KIC'll UAKU AU Ki;üUHKAKLr:. rg1rlS richest aud most varied stock of spring aad Stimmer Ja. dry goods are now ready for inspeetion at loser's new tore near the corner of Main and First street. WePeneetfullv invite the ladies of Rvansvillle and vicinity, to give ua acati before purcnaoing eieewnere. as wa still aunore to onr old motto ' sell coeap ana sell neap." . -Onr new stvle Mantillas, silk an 1 straw bonnets. French and Swiesembroideries. di er, trimmings, kid andfiDishsilk gloves, parasols.: caps, shawls, brilliants de lames, bajeges, lawns, whit? dress goods, ladies, misses and ehildren'sshoes. ulao cnttonades. Drilllnes. V'estings and Coatsntrs fsraentleraen's wear and id laet every article in onr line has uo rival In point of style and quality, all our goods have been pnr-cnas-o as new ion, ni'ui .vu, v vnv mov tiu ... wi, nu u are therefore enabled Co complete with any house in this or any Western city. ' " ' Aimin we sy give as call and ws wiit sell on roo, at atontohiug low prices. nplS - liOiES BRO & FK.EY. IlTlO COFFKK. 50 baas reo'd per AoteUce, Tor sale by k.dee:il S. U. (JlLBBwr CO. Syo. cr vater; riA.nV. 25 doz pare Catawba brandy for sale by my3 I. & D. HKIMÄNN. T n..CIIHKH.-r-3.'S boxes M. R. Cheese, ree'd per . uiiio, lorsaie vy oiyi . . r o. w. ivsciiiv UATTIXli.'AO. 2S f iles Vo. 2 Batting; " "t" 2ii gro Bonnet Board; JS reams Wrapping Paper, reo'd per Rainbow by my7 Z. H. COOK & SON. : f TtÄUlNK piTOKHH : JLi V Olha assorted Gun Packing; T ... . reels Packing Yarn; ..-.-.-. , ' ÜU) lbs assorted White Rore; : , ä dos assorted Wrenches: . ; . -i ; 3011 No. 1 Flour of Emory; ......... 5 bbis Winter-strained l.ard Oil; oraaleiy- myf HO&XBBOOK & CO. : Tf AODriR, AC I cask Madder; 1 11 Salt Petreill: 5 bags Pepper; 5 bags Spice, just ree'd per Ynba 'y ' my7 Z.H. COOK At SOV. i ICE CKIi-AiU! ICE C'ltKAiH!! WISH to inform my friondsand the pnblio generally, that 1 have re-opened mv lee Oream Saloon oa First stre.t. uearly opposite the PostolTiee, wbete 1 hope to givo entire satisf j.ttion to all who may favor me with their patronage. . my io-tr - r.mcnai. ; E. j. hates. i.vck. rmm. o. tutjha. 1S5G. . STltlMi STOCK. 185C. . II A YES, CKAIG & CO. Main Corner Fourth streets. Lonisvllle, Ky, and 178 Water St.. New York. fHÖLESAIiK dealers in flats. Caps and Straw Oeod, ' nave bow In store, and are m dally receipt ot the most complcteassort.Tnetitof goods in tbeir line, to found In anv establishment W.st of New York City. We are now selling and shall continue to do so, to Indiana Merchants and others, nnoa aa laverabis terms, and at as low prices as tne same articles can be bouaht in any of the Kastern markets. V e invite an examination of our stock foreonvincing prool of our assertion. aplfl-ara FIMä V AIXP AFkRS-CF11Ö1.ST V. II O UK. NEW' AKKIVAL OF PAPERS. ' CHMIDT & STARK have just received at thelr-stablish-ment on First street, a largo assortment of Wall Papers, from common qu ilities to the finest gilded, com prising everythinc of the most beautiful description in this line. They also keep everything appertaining to upholstery, and rover chairs, solas. &e., in superior style. Having .inst enlarged onr store-room to accommodate an increased business, w are now prepared to receive customers, and show them a liirve s ock and low prices. - - 1 p1- - NEW Jr'AiUII'Y atut I.HV. WE have bought the steck and taken the store formerly occupied by T. llaoon A' Co.. onMain street, oriposite the Braooh Bank, and have made large additions to their stock, with stish arrangements for future supplies as jnstities as in promising the citizens of Evansville and vicinity, as great avariety of the best articles of Family flroceriesassny house in the eity. Reing determined to use every exertion to give satisfaction in all eases, we hope to receive aliberal pat ronage.- uive ns a trial, am t.oons oenvoroo ireeor cnarge. nihtS .. HER8UBBRGKR & CARSON . , " KliW WHOia'.fSALE WISH AKD E1UCOIS STOltil. W w r g hirhy inform the puhlicof Evansville and tnrroundww Inge nntry it general, tat we have, nnder this date, opened an above said eouoernt where we shall keep eonstant. ly all sorts of Wines and Liquors, which we intend to seilst the lowest prices. Country store keepers will do well to give us a eall . Particular attention is called to onr stook of pure Port. Claret and .Madeira Wiues. Froneh brandies, good old Whisky in bottles, whioh are adapted lor medical purposes. S. 11 A JH BO fc CO.. mylC-tf Vain street opposite the Court House. aTKIl CA!"II.E. I boxes of frill weight Star Candles, rC7 ree'd and for sale bv my2U J. W. & S. VIOKKRY. 1 1 K.I.K n -A sniinlv of these verv superior V, Hams, per steamer Bowling Green, ree'd and for sale bv iS13 HERSHBEROER & PARSON. Til KiCA IS 'j- it I-; l i; a X ! VRRY-FISE lilJMMiR SÜPT HATS. fHHB beet, lightest and finest shaded Soft Hats, that caa JL be seen. Call and see. - ,! my2 VAUT1ER ä MARCONN1ER. Main street.. f.XTKA FAMII. VIXi;4R-25 hbls for saleby i sy2S S. K. UI I.RllKT Ar OK, Syo. near Water WOO It! WUUUÜ (JICKORY and Ash Wood for sale by the single load or in ÄSL larger quantities. Leave orders at - . f. fs S. VIOKERY'S j ' VQ ' " ' " " -l-z - Family Grocery. Main a.? EVAlSVIEs.i: INKItKA lclT JOJvlPAX V ol" llvaiisvillr, Indianai -. OFFirK OS WATER BKTWtKS S1A1M AND BYCIMOKE STBKKTS. fSillS Company will take ri.ks oar Buildings, ätot-ks oi I Merchandize and other property against tire. Also on merchandize and cargoes generally against the perils of the sea, rivers and inland transportation. . . .- DlltKCTORS ' Jso.S. Hopkins, K. Babcock,. , ; .a. nai.i.. , O. MiGiiFK. . .. . . Jxrj. Im.LB, Ju, , II . D. A I.1.IS. : W. liuaw.N, . " C. VlELK. . R. BABSKS. ; . - JOHN &. HOPKINS, Pres't. i Wm. Pake, Sec'y. -; . . ' " mr2t 3m NEW SPUlNiilvllEEIEK V. tS BARKER has just received a laree sssortmentof Milliar.. eoasistin a f '.nnlit.an Kilk and M.raw Bonnets, to whioh she calls the attention of the Lsdiesof Evansville and vioinitv. F. R. BARKER. mhJU First street, between Main and Locust. a aril l int. iv , ti'i;'it"s., lmy .ad common BasV keto; 2 doa Clothes" Baskets; 1 dot Children's hifh and low Chairs: to-.thr with a neneral assortment of W mow and wood Ware, for sale at our usual low prices. oP"S i . n . & i S. YICKERY : V ' AM BKOTYPES TAKClw ATP THE TT A VING gene to a very heavy ex uense in learum tlio proXL oess. and in fitting up ray rooms for taking Amorotypes. Iam now weoared to pot up in the hnest style anv sized Ambrotrpes, from a ene-nintnte one-aaii aise, ia, Aitro-r type is lar superior to tne iiguerreotype in toneana Beauty. ö-iving none or tne giara oi tne imguerrectyp. piate. ana ean fee seen in anvliftht. We alsotakotwo pieturesatonestttins:. it i, DArfMtl. kran,n&p..fe Tl, imhMlYMi tMittnlsU being, wfien finished, entirely air aad, vater tight, and oaa to t&xeB m an aisa or weatner hub Toraoutt wr vif.jag. xrom-iu to Mj.eeonae; eaiiarea Tr.m t .Please call and see gpscimeos. . j 1- r. -i -iiaguerreotypee taaen in tne iinerentsuyies I - Wj.r?, ULLSTONr

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CHERRY PECTOHAL, For the rapid Cur of ' ? AVtlTYtWlvci irnAAnlvi xie.1 CROUP, ASmilla ASi) C0.YSUMPTI0X. A BIONG the numerous disoeveries s.i.nce luw mad (a j this generation to facilitate the beiiaeee of life In i crease its enjoyment, ait een prolong the tstsa et bus.! existenee. aon can be named of more real valae to manaia I than this contribution of Chemistry to the healing 1. A i vast trial oi its virtues tnroaenouc tnts tiraaa eetnuv.B. proven karond a doubt, that no medicine or eemKfttStien .t uieuicines yes anown, ean so surety control ana eure , numerous varieties of pulmonvri diseasts V hicl hsti Mitlerto swept trom ont midae thonsards n thousand tv.v r year. Indeed, there is sow abundsat reason to bellte a I remedy has at length been found whirh can be relied on ih ! cure the most dangerous atfeotiens o( the lungs. Our spa en here will not permit as to pablub any properties f U. cures oBeeted ly iuuse. bet we would present thafoMowieur, : and reter Hinder enquiry to my American Almaaee. whie ' tlie agent below named, will always t. pleased to fartikh free, w Herein are full particulars, and iadispatabls rof ef I tiie.it state men hi : v"eeui l rus ponat ton , awrens K. K. n. u. Ag, 4, IB5S. - Da. J.C. A res. Hear Sir My llttl bob, four years M. has just recovered from a sever, attack of malignant Saastet Fever, his throat Was rotton, and tvery p.rson that vleltaA him pronounced him adesd child. .Having used your Cherry Pectoral in California, in the winter ol It 51. for a evattack f Bronchitis, with entire success, I wss iadu-4 t. try it on my little boy. I gave him a teaspoonful every tkra, hours, commencing in the morning, and by tea e'olork at n ght, 1 found a decided change for the better, and after tlvrew days use, he was able to eat or drink without pain. Its use in the above named disease will save many a ah 11 4 from a premature grave, and relieve the anxiety of muk j a fond parent. For all affections of the throat sod lang, I wlieveitto be the belt medicine extaat. A feeling of the deepest gratitude, prompt, me ia addressing you the. I Ines', but for your important discovery my little boy waald saw have been in another world. . ? " . jam, yours, with great recpeat, J, D. POWlfLL.Supt. Trans.. L. R. R, ' Bocky Hill. (Somerset Co.) N.J.. July 1, InsJ. Dr.J.C. Ana. Sinoe your medicine has become knows here, it has a greater demand than say other cough remed we have tVer seid. It is spoken of In terms ef uameasarei praise by those who have used it, and I know ef soea ease where the best they can ssy of it is not too much for the good, it has done. I take pleasure In selling It, because 1 ka.W that lam tiring my customers the worth of their saoa.y.aatt 1 feelgmtined in seeing the bcaeht it eonters. Please send me further supplv. and believe ma Yonrs. with lespeet. JOHN O. WHU LOCK. ; P. S. Almost any number of certificate San ba sent yen if jeu wish it. Windsor, C. W. June OT, 116. Dr. J. 0. Aykb. Sir This mav cartlfv that I have us.a your Cherry Pectoral for upwards of one year, and (t Is my sincere belief that I should have been in my grave en U Is time if I had not. Ithaaenred me of a dangerous anecilM of the lungs, and I do not overstate my eoaviotions wheat 1 tell you it is a priceless remedy. ' . 1 ours very resnectrxily. I). A. McCL' KS. Attorney at Lew. " Wilksharre. Pa., 8epteml-er 2. 1HS0. Dr. 3. C. Axes. Mv dear Sir Your medicine Is mark approved of by those who have used it liehe, and ft, sorr posi tion isstieh as to insure and maintain its reputation, 1 Invariably recommend it for pulmonary aftcetions, as do many f our priueipal pbysioiaas. 1 am vonr friend, " OHAS". 8TRBATEB, M. D.. PRF.PARKO BY - J A IM E S C. A Y B R, ; - PEACTCAL A.VU AMALTTICAT. CR KMI3T', LOWBLl, sold py . .,: . ' Keller. Famsley A Co., Evansville, Ind.; Yagr & Crawford. Owensville; Hallock & Par miter. Princeton; i U. B. Bingham, Patoka; . ' W. J. Whiting, Cynthiana: " - J . E. Jaqnese & Co.. Poseyvil Messrs, Gardinerat Blairsville aud WadesYilla, 1 Williamsand Robertson, West Franklin: Dr. TbomaNewmannd Jas. Sampson, Ml. Tttaeci Hudspeth At Ero., Boonvllle; ., , ... Bowers tr Sargent. Kewburgh; - . Adams A Campbell, Petersburg)!; . Fred. Eckstein, Cincinnati, 0., and alldfaggisU, . ' '' mh29-4m - - COK R Af COAL TAH. I.L persons wishing to buy Coke or Coal Taref th fl( Xm. Company are reqnested to call at ths offlee of ths 09m pang, on Locust between 1st and 2d streeta, and pay easa irl advanoe; as hereafter no eoke or tar will ba delivered atth works without an order from tb. President. myl O. O-.jrBATS, Prat't.'RR. CARD. SODA. 10 half-obis ree'd ad fprsal lijr my5 ORR, DALZKLL A CO. COAL! COAL!!' THE Bediam Coal Company, of Evansville, Ind., offer t oontraot for the deliver, of FonrThonsand Bushels Coal daily either at the riverside, opposite the Aline', of atth wharf at Evansville. The quality of the coal being undonbtedlv the best on the Lower Ohio, it is well worth the attention of steamers, w hich disobargiagorreoeiving freight at Eransville would save tiut by oosling there. L uis rille Journal and St. Louis Intelligenoer copy oua month, and send bill to this offiae. mvts-im HANANA, PRINCIPE AND TX)MESTTC. IA VINO opened a store exclusively for the sal. of elgar H S and tobacco. 1 invite the dealers In this article, aad la part'eularth. country me reacts to eall and examine say extensive stock, consisting of the most desirable brands ef Cigars, made np in hoses from 50 to 500 in a box. 1 shall keep constantly an excellent assortment on hand, and will ' sell them at low prloes. The attention of Barroom aad hotel Keepers is ponteiy requertea, navmg always snpe-rior orauas to suit their trade on hand.. H.ANSFAOHBR. Corner Pirs'aad Sycamore streets, nearly opposite bereeui . & Viele end Preston Bros. oy3 "NEW I.IGIIX OS THE SrilJEtlT. MAYING moved my Tailoring establishment to Main St., opposite the new Court House, I would invite the gen tlemen of Evansville to aa inspection of my stock, now that I have ample room to thow them Oonsirtiuic of a roach, Eng lish and American Cloths. Doeskins and Caseimereeof every shade and price. Silk, Satin and Linen Vestings suitanle for the season, all or anv of whioh I will make nn to order on short notice and the most reasonable prioesf r cash. There is no use in having goons tr tney can't ne sola. ln round a-entlemen. If 1 can't suit von. I can onlvsav like Balsa in the reheraal, you must be d -d odd fiih. - myto-im , 1 1. - n i . 1 It I IV C'E ft"C O . S B IEEÖ VE O TS' S , r-EJi; "i WITH divided swell, secured by letters patf .wägten. May 23d. 185. . n TT1 iFT'"ff B'' means of this swell, solo passages maw J II W if J be tilaved with the full power of the instru ment, while the accompaniment is soft and subdued. Hereafter all the Melodeons made by Prince Ac Co.; will be lurnished with this attachment without extra oharge. Messrs. Prince & Co. eonld realise a handsome fortune by disposing of rights to otter manufacturers, but as they prefer to make it a feature in their instruments, it ean only be ob tained ty pnreuasing oi - . - . , - W. F. CO LBTJR NY Western Agent, " myi . 7a WestFeurth street. ; "itlÖltliTlV E WSI st I G COODK. ! WE received per steamer Effis Afton snd J. P. Tweed, thirtv-eisht eases of nne spring shoes for ladles snd r gen'swhich are now open and will be sold this week to tb. . m. .dpeople who will please move quiok. as we cannot hold eve myi . naniniLao m .u.... 1KB. fspRimo TllAOK OPF.. - rivHE subncTiliera are now in receipt of their vrW jtook, L eomprising every varietv and kind of .Men's Women's Misses', Roy's, Yonth'sand Children's Roots, rVh"s.. (ratters. Raskins. Slipoers, Ae., Jre.. to whioh they eall the attention of ths trade. Those goods were purchased early, asid seleeted from the firstand most desirable stock offered in the r astern markets. UENURICKS. A MeKEA. mh2l . Klrst- St. near wmwi ii:mwvAii. sTIC j stock of Mattrasses to the new bail 'ling lately r by Mr. Hughes, on Water street, next door to Osnal rianx. where they will keep constantly on hand, at wholesale ad retail, a large assortment of Mattrasses of all sizes an c a in as. vizt Spring. Cotton. Moss. Shuck, Hatx.ana jnny.i.ino. Also Bed Comforts of all sixes ,, . A iao Cotton, Moss, Hair, Shack and Feather Pillows -e Mattrasses made to order, and guaranteed to give satisiae. tion . TJiose in want a good article will ple-weive as a eall. The attention of Country Merchant, is particularly ' ted to onr stook. Wain St., next doortoCanal Bank, tvansviiie, ind. ... - .mb'8 KTTKR tiD FOOLSCAP PAPKIt 75 Ktiai for sale bv m.zn - . 1.. BTÜB11KÄ JOHN a. slUHSKa. STfcHGE.S & BKOTI1EK,, ' ' VfBOI.rSALK ritAiERS IN PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS, AND COMMISHIO MEBCHAniTr?, Vi 279 Broadway, botw. Franklin avenue and Wash street, mhU-lyd ST. LQiriH MO. TO GENTLE J1EN Ol TASTE. " CLOTHS, CA9SIMERKS, ' VEST1NOS, &C, ACr JVS-T KCIVED AT ' " . " D. S. A D E li S 0 X ' S l Merchant Tailor. " 5 HAVE j-nst received some tesntifnl artieles for Gentleman's wear, seleeted by myself, aad superior in quality and beauty to anvthing ever before opened in this eity, and of the very latest styles. I invite the attention of gentlemen to my cloths, spring eastimeres, vestings, Ac, Aco. Any of these goods will be made np par order ia the most taehionabl. styles. and warranedto fit. D. S. ANDERSON., . ap29-tf Firt street, between Main and Syeamore. "H7"E are now receiving the largest and most desirahie nev ftiiW BOOTS. SHOES. FATS CAPS and notions ever o IT. rod in this market, to which Wa respeotfully invit-tne traoo. J. S. JAQITKya ft CO. &r4 - ' jf1 I.AKIFIKI SI'Gtft-4J bhls crushed and powdsrea fay UbO( C Vlri' I V--. 1 rWCOT PftTlTO PL.4ATS ,. CO Sweet Potato p(MT jr.- urN. ' , Plants, rea'd per dam.' Expre. hy . myl. -daw Z. If. A V.4 !V A t?CGAR.-25 koxw rs-. y; Niagara, for aale nv o. Ei. vri ....... nfr ' l- - mvai . , . - ' yo. . near Water.