Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 296, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 July 1856 — Page 2

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f (Vf I " f ' i mit MixxmuJ -s ADD. H. SANDSr EDITOE. - ..I CITY OF EVANSVILLE. TÜE3C-AY MORNING,--:;:: :JULY 22 isa MILLARD riLLMOEE, - or XltW TOKK. iiuA 'AlTDEiirW' JACKSON LONELSOIT, . . Or TKXMEB1EC. FILX7IOKB ULECTOKALTICKET. J !i rrvT r t tt t f XT T - .-..mx f Laporte. -rial District J A M ES i. JONF.S, bf Vanderburgh. do do DAVID T. LAIKD.of Perry 3t: JOHS BAKKK.nl Lawreoce. .. OH ! E. W H 1TK, of Dearborn. FKKD. JOHNS!.VBlJGH,of Wayne. PENKY KRAOLKY.of Johnson. WM.K EDWAKDS.of Vigo. DR. JAR. PRATH KR, of Moutpomery. THOS.A.STA FIELO,ofS. Joseph. ;: JOHN B. HOWE, of UKrage. WM. K. H ALE, of Wat at.h. e,;jth io . flth ' do rt7th:f: da ,.T,Pi: don 9lt . do. 10th ' 1 doll IHh ')do ' s..i yn;r.i':. ... False Bcporti. . f1 We probably had some 'right to feel snr-

prised, ; when visiting Ilönflörsön yesterday morning, to learn that our paper had taken down the. glorious name of Fillmore,' and sub8titutcd! in its place the. name of Fremont ' Yetjuch was the impression thbre, although not the belief among those personally acquainted with- the editor of this paper.' It has älso been suggested here, by " some of our good Democratic friends, that they would not be surprised at . any time to see uih a change roädo in the name at the head of the Journal. wVarV well !aware that these same "Demccrats" would be sorry to the bottoms of their corrupt political hearts to see us make such a hange yet we are not aware of any word we

?Iave"writtcn or spoken, which should give fTtflhnnre or' Buchanan men the slightest 'grouBds for their fears. ' We placed the name of Fillmore at the head 'of the Journal without consultation with othefs;but as an honest political conviction of our' own heart, believinz that his election to ,the Presidency would best advance the inter f ests öf the people and the country, if not prove the very salvation of the Union. We have kn "nn reason to chanze these views. Our convictions are even firmer now than when tht - names of the Old Line and Eepublican candidates were unknown. We can find no such glories entwined around 'the 'names of either Buchanan or Fremont, as should induce XjsVany other man to forfeit an honest allegiance to Fillmore. --.We can find nothing in hc) fast histories nor in their personal char-i t ' jcters and abilities, . nor in me principles mey "Ve'plresenCcftipulated to convince us that they c are 'better "fitted Jbr the Presidency of this Union,' ' than Millard Fillmore. On the xonvlrary,r, we", know by actual trial, Fillmore is 3hkt' which the most glorious result of the ex-, perimefit of trying Buchanan or Fremont, -might scarcely mike him while a"Pierce faill"ure"in the experiment would hasten us towards the gulf tf dissolution- With this expression ofl.bpinion, it is unnecessary to assure the ' readers of the Journal, that the name of Fill ; more will continue at the head of the Journal so jVjong as ho is a candidate.and stands firm to the - principles he at present represents. We advocated his nomination the day of his nomination we had his name nailed to the Journal mast head-; and we assure all interested those ' nails are clinched, and can't be drawn out.

' trir Gov.' Wright is to deliver that "same -- old speech" to the unterrified ot Vanderburg ; this week. During the presnt canvass, he has tacked on one more idea "that the Democrat--: ic party is the only real Free Soil party in exeis istence!" Doubtless, he is ohserving enough to . know which way the wind blows in Northern t .-i Indiana, and he is trimming his sales not only

to catch Old Line votes, but even those of the

. y. o-so called "Abolition party." His Excellency,

i.i and the would be Excellency, Willard, will both

i be laid on the stielt tnis lall, li tney are tan- - en down again very ßoon, the poople will be , .napping. ' - "7, ."ChT correspondent of the Pittsburg Des- " patch thus speaks of Chicago : "Its railroad ';'iV. depots are immense, and almost innumerable ; its drinking saloons no one could count, especially if he took a drink every time he counted ' a score; and over very many of them we -'" found 'Justice's Offices' inscribed the blind goddess generally having quarters in a second story, while Bacchus rule J in the ground floor. -1'" " - A queer arrangement, lutno doubt convenL: " ' ienti as saving transportation."

f, i HC7, Tho . temperance women of Kockport, Cape Cod, have "gone and done it," in Western Style. On Tuesday morning a company of

"'v about seventv-five of them, headed by an

"y ".. American flag, carried by a a stout sailor, pa

,t , raded through the streets, and, proceeding from place, destroyed all the liquor they could

, uy meir nannsnn. unmunnna ana aecauiers

w;ero smashed, and barrels of rum, gin and brandy were rolled into the streets and their

. heads knocked in. r y e . ,

--., State Elections. On ihe first Monday in ' Aiiiviiaf nloiliAllQ ve Via ViaI in tV, a Qi.lni, .C AUV..7V, ..... wV uvm 1 l,u UlrfH,C3 VI

p!t j , xveniucny, Arnansas, lexas, miissoun ana

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Iowa; and on the first Thursday of August, in North Carolina. . On the first Monday of Oc'i tober, in Georgia and Florida; and on the sec ond Tuesday of October, in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana. (7-.Lieutenant Governor Hardy, of Ken

.' , Vtucky, died at his residence in Glasgow, last

ViThnrsdav nicht Ha has been suffering for

,i several montns witn a painiui niness, anu wa&

' - ireported as dead several davs aeo." Governor Hardy was elected by the Americans last August, and was an alio advocate of American principle.

! :s MwB Saffian i'Wtr of South Carolina, beat wi

Eaffianism. ähford W. Vicks,

with a cane, Jacob-more

--Stanwood, of Massachusetts, for saying that the attack on Sumnr was brutal and ee-wara-ly. - Idegraphk Diyatch. , . I" these "last daj s , we are not surprised at anything of this kind. Sumner was beaten J '"'"o in the Senate Chamber by a South Caroline Llacktruard. for expressine his opinion of the Disunion State and her representative, anf it has come . to pass that all South Carolinians are knights of the cane, bcatiag any oae differing with them in opinion. If Mr. Bashford W. Vicks has started out with the intention of maltreating every one who denounces the Brooks assault as "Drutal and cowardly," he will have a lonesome time of it. The second telegram giving the particulars of the afifray says: "Vicks approached from be hind and struck a stealthy blow with a stick' upon the back of his head, inflicting a severe wound." A most fitting way to resent an insult of fered to Brooks, As Sumner was beaten with a cane, when unarmed and unprepared, SO hlS UOn yuiXOtrC Oelender aOOptS tne Same , . . , . cowardly weapon, and uses it ra the same desi, TV 4-. i picable manner. We WISh TO ecp it before .i ,1.111.; : .I. v me peupio, laui iittj Lnjuiutrauu puny enuorses . the conduct of Preston S. Brooks: that the I same party asserts most manfully that Sumner not only deserved what he got, but that the manner of the assault was praiseworthy, YSTp tv!Ti fn L'ppn if Kpfnrf f rip nnnnlo fhof tYta ! Democratic party, led on by Pierce, Douglas j & Co., as the "bright lights," and Lockhart, &c, as the "small fry" whippers in, fully sustain the administration in its course toward Kansas, and finally justify this brutal at lack -upon a United States Senator for daring to oppose such a villainous policy. We are glad :

to know that the Democratic party has taken : of July dinner in Boston, the Chronicle sa"ys, upon itself the task of sustaining Brooks. ' It , a most insignificant silence erisued, intei rupis worth 10,000 votes for the People's ticket ! ted at last by a derisive laugh ariS a -hiss."

in October. let JocKiiart meet tne people unon the stumn. as he will do. as the anoloirist . r- fi.,ii,,. nn-A;,a .1,; iM ,im,m ; elect Veatch bv a handsome maioritv. The day has gone by when men are to be fright ened by a name. I tie Ulc Line press may ; call those who condemn- tb .i outrage, AboHtionists, but the game will not win. With far more propriety may we call those northern men, who truckle to the South, Doughaces, for not only do the' show their blind obedience to party rule, but in this Sumner affair prove very clearly that they cannot discriminate be tween arrant owardice and true bravery. The telegraph dispatch at the head of this ar ticle is one of "the signs of the times. ' "Gag Law" Is not only, enforced in Kansas. ' It is felt even in the Capitol and in New York City. When shall we see the end? . a . A Nuisance. About, a hundred carrels of coal tar have been lying ön the wharf opposite O'Riley's wharf-boat for nearly two months. Besides giving out a suffocating odor, and thus being a very considerable nuisance from this cause, it has run down the wharf to the river, rendering that much of the wharf useless, and covering the water for a long distance below with oil and pitch. It should be removed. The Americans of Henderson county, Ky., are enthusiastic for Fillmore, as we learned during a short visit there. They are fighting the good battle with uhparalled zeal, and vigorously at work preparing for the State election to come off in two weeks. Col. Harlan made a speech at Henderson yesterday afternoon. Kentucky will give Fillaiofe & handsome majority- mark that. fXr-The deficiency in the French budget in the last three years is twelve hundred millions of francs. Seventy-six millions were spent in public buildings, fifty millions were paid out of the public treasury to keep down the price of bread in Paris to prevent riots, and the industrial exhibition cos; eleven millions. The dinner at the imperial christening cost two hundred thousand francs. OCT A city fire ladder is missine. See ad vertisement. The person who has it had bet ter pitch it into his rfeighbor'3 lot in a hurry to avoid discovery in his possession, for al though possession is said to be nine-tenths of law, he may find the proved possession of this ladder is even more than nine-tenths of atiy pile bf money in his possession. . P.S. Late at night -The ladder käs becö found. QfCj- A national convention of cigar makers was htld in New York on the 2d inst. There were delegates present from several States. Nothing was effected the first day beyond organization. Iho Obje"ct of the convention is to equalize the price of cigars, and effect a change in the present tiiriff rates opon import ed tobacco. tLjr The Newark Mercuty states that on Friday the 3lst, 11,000 passengers passed over the New Jersey Railroad. On the afternoon of the 2d. between 2 and 6 P. M. there were over 3500 passengers passed out to Newark, Elizabeth," Itahway and New Brunswick. Copeland's Bask. Mr. Copeland is now engaged in completely changing the appear ance and accommodations of his Banking House, and to affect this has vacated the premises for ten days. Those having business at his house, will find it represented by himself at the Crescent Bank. : , ? . A Boston woman has written a very brief letter to a member of Congress from Massachusetts. It is remarkably applicable to the Representative or the First Indiana District, now in Congress. It reads as follows': "Balaam's inn pok once can't your"

fjrr ;tte Wyandot (Ohie) Pioneer haa

struck Fremont's flag, and rum up that of Fill-1 - ; t. " . . tgr The TTewberry (S. C.Y Kansas AssoeiatioB hiye co,!ected g3 qoq for the purpose of .colonisine ivanSas with nro-slaverv settlers. : " J 1 : . The weather has been much cooler the last tws or three 8aysf which i a manifest impTVetoeHl - Retids Very dusty and rain again deeded ' OCT" Messrs. Anspacher & Cb.- wis"h 'fo em ploy some tailors and seamstresses. They i can give employment to any number less than a thousand. ' . fjO The wife of a well known drayman in V P : l j- j i ..i i-;.r. rrt YU,gw" u,eu ene -V01 lUC,,Ci,' uay me oereaveo man marriea anew wire, ana took her with him to- th dead wife's funeral. it7 Everv nrisoner and eonviet in the Mih- , n, -, - t - j . neSOta lern tonal Prison made IllS escape a few days since, and at last accoernts none of lh i j bllGUl llilM UCCU ICl,auiUlCU Mitchell & Ramsey, proprietors of tber " r r Rh. Louis Intellieencer. have recently been J"Ui0 U-,;11'6C"V-C, 'TO,UU' BUea IOr IIDei Dy oamuei lYOOas, XiSO., wno J ,rtWv lays hlS damages at S lUAXJU. - a,. . , ... , . . . I ' 0-5 Four thousand five hundred and fifty y dollars was raised at New Orleans to aid the French ' Sufferers by the inundations, and handed over to the French Consul. - ' ' . CCJ A Sliver plated fare engine, for the City . r . ; J Of San FranClSCO, Cal:, IS nOW On exhibition at Hiinnprnjin Xr. fin fji ViiTKK TtATrinrv ATaqs J ' Costing $8,000, the Silver IS Worth S3.000, and 0 ' ' 1 1 .L. . 1 1 1. J ."" r J 1 r me uriiaiueiikiti wura. cost, w,jjyj. ... IV Insult "to the PirasrirENT at Boston. When the President was toasted at the Fourth ' 0 The St JosePh Ci'ce learns froih a person direct from Great Sah Lake, that lthere 5s danSer f starvation ffi that region, j owing to the grasshoppers. The jfraTyle and ! the desert are covered with 'them, and like the locusts of Egypt, they destroy everything before them. O" Keller, Farnsley & Co., Druggists on Main street, have for sale a superior article of j Blackberry Brandy ; it is the most pleasant beverage now in use, there is no alcohol in it, except that extracted from the berry, and for diseases of the bowe's and general debility, it is unsurpassed. ; Every family should keep a bottle of this valuable medicine in their houses. Good Cioaks. -Mr. Adam Kurtz hai just received a large lot of various brands of choice cigars-a-sonie of the best ever brought to this city, and particularly worthy of the attention "6f 'thöse -who have been complaining that good cigars can't be Md in ihe city. Mr. Kurts, when he formerly kept cigars, had tho name of keeping the best quality, ana lie is deter mined to keep up his old repftaticfi. He has afforded us an opportunity of helping "him do that. ' : - Scared, Generaiay. The Eushville Piepublican gives an account of one of Willard's speeches "over east!" Despondency appears to mark the countenances of those who once claimed tobe "unterrified:" They say Willard was as "gentle as a sucking dove" in his speech at Moscow! His denunciations are growing tame; his defense of slavery is becoming weak; his glorification of Border Buffianism is becoming moderate; and, indeed, we understand he is hardly Willard at all! Poor fell w, his pledge wont save him! The people know how be voted on tho liquor law; and they know he cannot be trusted on any question. He had a small crowd to hear hi nv.and-jSidging from what we have heard, made a small speech a'SS a small impression. jC7" The Alexandria Seirtinel, one of tire most ahly conducted Democratic journals in the country, thus eulogizes Fillmore's speech at Albany : ' The last porfloti is admirable. We can not too st'ro'ngly express our pleasure at its practical wisdom, its clear sentiments, its momentous "truths, its fervent patriotism, its cor rect appreciations of dangerous issues now

pendlftg, Itseloqüent appeals in behalf Ot ttie't, .... f.ncert. Peddlers aad Hook' Venders, that their

Union. We trust that the voice ot one so We eminent afid who has himself learned to lay aside early 'prejudice,' will have a powerful influence at the North in the cause of the Union, and the observance of those obligations wbfehthe fact of Union imposes." 03"" It will be rettie'tribered "that we Spoke of the century plant rfow blooming fh New York, not long since. The Cincinnati TJolunibian thus describes it: "Heicrht, 30 feet: circumference of Irhnk. 19 feet; breadth of leaf at the trunk, (average) 1 foot: length of leaf, 9 feet; number of leaves 10; circumference Of base of Upright Stem SUStainmg flowers, 2 feet; number of branches bearing blossoms, 5-' sotns, 18,000." whole number of blosAWECDOTE OF CtAT AND PTJCHANAX. UpoA a'Certafn 'occasiori in the U. S. Senate, Mr. Buchanarr, in the course of a personal explanation, stated that he had volunteered to go to Baltimore in the last war with Greut Britian, when the British attacked that city. "I think. 1 have heard something about the gentleman' j volunteering," said Clayt.'but I understand that when he arrived at Baltimore the British Were ' cone.' : 'Yes,' replied Mr. Buchanan 'they were.' 'Well, said Mr. Clay. 'I merely wish to know whether Mr. Buchanan, volun teered because he knew that the British were icause lie unevv luat lilts unu vtcic whether the British heard that tho erone, or gentleman had volunteered and therefore evac uated the coast,' (jj" During the quarter which ended on the 30th ultimo, the clerks 'öf the dead letter branch of the General Post Office found in the letters returned seventeen thousand dollars in money. About seven-eighths of the whöts amount has been returned to its own-trr.

y , Willard and tie Germans, "vi

Mr. Willard is particularly sevwe on thef Germans, lie said in his speech yesterday that we "had but eight Germans in our pro cession.'? He said that two years ago we had but one German in our procession, and he T.Jt" iroruw. ow u.Cy g... Tiir nrev , rn.VE Pirni- T.-OW THEY HATE eight. At this rate they will soon gain all the German. He reinarkeJ further, that "if the Germans voted for the Republicans, that fhrw rrtifl. (i -nnolnsiT(lv tUat thT We trtey WOUttl prove eonciaS.IVet lai IUJ lintit to vote." Aw'. Jour fir- John Green, who recovered the safe ; ft." ,k,-AH.; W K.n onoo.roil tn rl. ii um mo aiiantiK, -"o"oy" Scend to the steamboat Lexington, which was Iburnedon the Sound in the wiötef of 1637, i ... - ... i i With the View 01 recovering tne IO.IAAJ WlllCIl , sunk- with the wreck. The vessel lies in nine- " . - ty feet of water, and the treasure is said to tie m an accessi Die place-. S'EC1AJL iOT1CE8. edT Voifees (a .tt'ie plaoe. tea cents per lino ana insertion; in eeuUcerlinet'areo times; aOceuU per line one week: di. A. H. S.esrwilt. K. yu will anooonee the earne o G. W. IrfcHRlDIä da-aoaadiiiata tor the otiico of Aheritt Van- ; derbaih eownty. aad o-ttixs m m y of tots enuea of the rowsty. MaSAxnT-iss Sir: Too will pt e r.ounee my aaeao aaondeponaeiearrHdalortHooqoofOonBty KeeorJer at tho election, mytt vvm. u. cuaSdlek. , Mb. Sasdiis: Please aatrt m Bamo ai oaatiidate 'for Beeord-r of Vaoderbrl. County at the .earning F.ll election, eub-ect to the deeuioa of the Democrat. e Con tiom. my2T JOHX f AKKti.L 1a. h. sasbh. esq Hi. I At fur KhAnttin AT t: Ple&re anuounee my name as a cat an- i diJate for theothne of Clerk of tl.o VaadecBurgb Circuit Ccurt . .1,. a"iiAkai aalukaii.n n.,17 " " - ICrriS fflCUTEi. - Editob Journal: I am a eandidwtr fos the oraoe o' SheritT of Van1erbuk county at the ensui OrtcHer eloeiWo. mjW-e W M, ÜOLSES. TlTwrHil Th.r &n bat few who. do not at com. tisae esperienoo the unpleasant effect of temaorasy iBrtisr. such a a sense of fullness, weight and oneaiiueje 91 tite stoav ch. loiilto-oma, t.ittrae in the aoutb. aausea. sii-k hedin tlvsneiisia. whieh should al way LO-, 0O.. O.e. ' 1 n ii.it.. v ' - I r no enecnea sna oims uy tlie us of Hotkttkh'S Stomach Bitters, whirh are no-wn t a. infaltibl remedy for all su-.h omolaia s To 'his tho'ifanfls will testily who have tried them and prorert t- , I u j Ul,..., ... fAm .1 k 1,1 i,!..' r.1 ........ ... . j , rIALtOCK & STODDARD, iyj-daw " WOOLET i SAWYER; XEW AD V E KT1 S KlU TS. n 1 t k . On aqnvr. tern lines or lesi, one time. e: thn timet, tl; on tl wek. 9l 50; twa weeks. tZ AM; o mtyor.fc. 94; thru months, t? six months, one rear. '5. Discount oa lr :r &rtftUraentA. C-trtisof si i lines tr ftder. per annum. Nocharte for m&rritvfre, death or religious notices. . SEJirSt.VN KUAli Kl.I'OUT Of the Condition of , tho Cnal B.nk at ETansyillo, tndianit, for the six months precedi g the first Moaoay oi joiv. lttao: üs fount's la-t 5's onds deposited witb Auditor $50 "00 00 17.92 00 Knuds DU oobted. tV.ilsof Kz.-ha go.... P rmanent Expense! ......,.....t3Qp Od Iniidea al do ........... 7äu .Ml Am't da -y bt'rieT liaats1J0.40 i l,2V SOSl. 042 Si Current Bsuk otos Oold , SiWer 33,883 14 i L1A BILtll l Ivok . CiDir.nl Suck ..' sf-oörnt 00 4.8rt li . S7:l 0 40.10 00 7.1Ü bl Am't dep. by Et. Ins. Co.... do due Ceposftors do due other Banks .... ... Circulation Probt at Lo.s..... 116 SIS 8 '4to.5i:t 8.5 Xo inrrease of Capitsl'Xtock. Ns persot.s harr boeomo parties to or withdrawn fVomtho Association during the lait six months Naio-s of Officer. John S Hopkins. President. Wm. T. rage, Cashier,- Angu4tns Lemeke, Toller and Hook-kee.er. N ,ni of onkholders KraasTilla Iniuranoe Company, Bobt. Barnes and Chaa. Vp . Days of Disoount. open dally from A. if. to 4 P. M. STATE fF INDl tlA. - Vaaderaurgh County. SS. Wat. T. Pint, Cashier being dnly sworn, deposes and says that he iths Cashier of said Bank and -hat the foregoing; report of tho transactions and condition ol said Bsnktortho p-rlod therein naraed, s true and correct acceroing u the i st of his knowledge and avlinf. WM T P.Qtt. . (L. S.) Sworn an' salioeribed before me. this, twnnty-nrst doyof July, laäo. . JOHN P. CRisP, jy3i-3t ' Notary Public. CHARLES BARNUM, DEALkg IH W a I c h c i , Clscki, Jewelry 4 c. nasr stbiet, btwh main akp loccst. Evansville, Ind. WATf'HlH XD JKWKLRY. i TffEjubjc riber has lust received a fine lot of watcrks a & JkVf.i.r: which ke Is prepared to sell cheaper than ever for ea.fi. His stock ooasists in part of Wstehes ot vari. ou stylia and p fres.'J wtlrr of all k-ds and quality, including some (ioid. Stone. Alwsie Coral in setts; Gold and Stiver Chains Bracelets. 'Li-ckef, Necklaces. Kings. Ool l Sli as. Sleeve Buttons. Gold PJus, Plated Spoon and Forks. Silver Thimble. Onards. Keys. Jett Braeeleu. Ao &o. In fict, almost evtrytbiog usually in a Jewelry Stor. all o1 which will be warranted a represented and will he sold cbeapov than over offered be'oro ia the city. A call from fore desirous of purchasing is fepeetfully solieifc-d. Clocks. Watches and Jewelry of all kinds repaired ia th host meaner and work warranted. y2-tf CHAS. BASNT:Mi DIVSOLfJTIO. - , ' I ' ÜB partnership heretofore sxist-'ag between th SVX scrirers. nador tho firm of Hcndneks A" MeRea. was this day d ssolred by mutual eoosent. Etthsr party authorised to sign tho name af the firm ia settlement V. A.HKKUrjlCB.1. jy22-3w WM. A AloKBA. " H " H subscribers have this day formed aeopartnership nt under the Arm of klcRra & We eil., to eontimie the boot and shoe business of the lat firm of llendrieks at MeRea All claims against the concern ot tiendricks & MeRea. will ho paid by MeRea i W ells, to whom those indebted must make pa: mont, ignd W A. MeRUA. jyia-tf H. M. WH.LLS. MEWSl !VEW!!! T P. CRSP is reoeiying regularly evry evening by " Express, the Cincinnati 'Commercial and Enquirer, also the Louisville Jouraal, uitherof which will be delivered to tho subscribers. 12 cents per wek. or at 5 cents for a t-inglc o py. Pap r reoeived by S-tarday venin. PkpVess will be de litered oa Sunday morning Iron 7 until 8 o'clock at hiffico Foater's building. jyli-lw ilding. MCE.VXL'S. fi'OTICK is hereby given to all Uravrsen CarCmen, Ex J--BJ pressmen. Hack and Omniboa keepers. Auctioneer. licenses all expire on the 1st day of next month (Aug st) and I insi tne same mast no reneweu oa or oeiore inei time, iuu is default thereof the ordinances in such cases made aad provideo win no stretly enforced uy order jy2i-lm WELL H.WALKER. City Clerk - Bl'CK Willi T SEED 5 bbl Buck Wheat Seed, ree'd per steamer Diamond by js22 Z. H. COOK tt SOX LdsiT, STRAYED OK fcTOLEN. fWWrt Horses.one a lar,e g ey about flvo years old. nnd M a small bay horse about ten years old. strayed or were stolen from the subscriber last wek. The bay horo was marked by scars on his fori; feet, and was lame at the tim he wo missed. Any iniormarioa er ncerntn tn- norses. w .11 i please be left at - S ETC U ELL UO W L K.V I jy22-ltdAw Livery Mableo. rOBPORATIOv KOTICE. ORDERED That the owner or Lou adjoining tho alley running from Vain street to Sycamore treot, between 4th and 5t' street, cabs eM alle) t bo reduced to the eity and in default thereof the StrectTmraisioneris hereby sngrade, within tn days attoT rna.puimeatioa or this notice and in default thereof the StreetTmnisioner is hereby sn-thoriso-i to proceed and p- rfoim id work, and ihe eosta sad expenses will be assessed to and eolleeted by falo of said Lots. or so mnch therecf as willsstis'j skid lien and cost. By order et the Council". jy2MOt WELL. H. WAtKFR. C.erk. PrÄK l'IÖKR VlXKfi IR. 2 bbls for sal by iyJ 3. E. HiulHiKT A CO., S e. near Water riKMKST. -23 bbls for sole by H. E OILBKRT A CO ., Si ne r Water. j22 RIO COt' FKK. 125 bags or sal low by . jyjl S E. 'ilLBI-.RT A Qi . Syc. near Wa'er. 100 gros round wood box and blo lief beat quality. rsalolowbv y22 c E OILBbRT jg CO., ave n-arw ar. ATTACH 1 t.T. TENNEY SORENsON. 1 aeainst r ERNEST SEMPF. S , . Boioro Wm Kemp, Justice of the Peare of Vanderbargb coontv. Ind. "!ATOTIC K is hereby ; v-fl. Ithat on tho IS-h day of Ju'y. 18. 11 wrirs oi attschment fisre been issued by the nnderaigtiedJnstice. An the adarit oT S. Socon-on aad o her like iton! Vinst Brae.t Sompf. nd that this cad, will .Und 1 for trial on the isth day of Ausist . SOTICF. WE clo our Backlog Bous to-day for tea days, forth f-urpoo of making some improvements .D-poitors and others having business withth Laak wiH fipd me at th Crescent City Sank. iy21 G. COPELAND. DISSOLUTION. FaHBSrm of Baboock Brothers was dissolved, by 1-mt ta rn. Hon, lit July. CHARLES BABCOCK. J5LISHA S B A BCOCK, HENRY O BABCOCK. jy21-tf A Bl.f K LACE VEIL, taw, r AS found un Cherry stroet a fw dsisigs. Call and Jijf psycinTjp-saBdfttlt. j;.31-3t

SHERIFF'S SALES.- ,4

CUngsr this ii.hd wiiiaiway.b, d orr.eHUMMi i' Sacs, in Unding ium ot putiu, prprty j of tin 8hr aad tisa i Ml er. SOLOMON .KA1JN t ,JQHJ HOCH AND PETER KOCH. Sal July iSth, ot kbsi-'olUwrug proprty Lot No. 3, in block 133. is Lamasco iiy. .. . GEO. XEM V3 PETER BAAER. 'BARBARA MENI. n i 1.. .-iwuij iai in in oiioiinj iooihEprw-- a oain.asiqr. giiii Bsru-wit qr. fMctlok ft.lfttoirawip iio. lit. of Motion t.dfMigi !o. w, waip ! mgv iv wen, &aa tu out.n-wreriy-iiii nn Borth-outqr of tht orib-et qr. of tetion. tw.hipad rloroi4. too booaded: Btgianion at tho oath-ut e.iraor at the latt meatioaed qaaner quarur Mctioa. thtaeo wost rod to t line ol aaid laac mentioned qnartor qnar'1 "'"P.- thoaco north Mroda or thereabout to the aorta line crrmrl ajnrr quarter ooetioa. lb.no. in aatraiht daxoaal line eouth-eaKwariCTT to tr.o blarcf beemaiiii in V aierborgh county . -v.' V -.- - i JOHS F. STACKR vji. CtEWETSIA Ai FARlELt. KT a l.si '2wju1v of the loUowinr property: tt tote Noi. I J. '? rthor Enlargement of tho eity ot braniTillo. . - . r .ii. j J- , COPAUTNEUSI1IP. J; ' BnS aaneTSicoed have formed a eoi-aitmernii. oader thl - X nimeandstj-leof Bt.c-k A-Sonntg.ndwill canyon the Hardware ttBiioess oa Wate Baheock Bröthen. ÖBVR3T O. BABCOft. G-?OR(4K. . SOMITAO. G1C0CDICIE AStt PKIIBf CK. fWHK uoleraig ed will -ontino the Grocery aad Pröda M Bimnes of the late S'fÖL, of Baheock Brothers, ia his own name and for his own account iy21tf ELISHA S. B BCOCK. NOTICE 't'O THE PIBI.IC. Omca y Washington Nat. Mokfsikk ociitV.) VVashinetB. July I. 1856. f IX aeeordane with an order of the Board et Managen, üie public are re ioeste-i 'o pay no morreoirtrreietHtae tor to Washington National MuBnint to agents- heretofore eaaimiMioaed by the Hoaro Tli.s notice- re n-orto bo coowtrtfeaaa seeBftiroa tie sgeats. out it is designed to eflVotaate a generaf settlement of the affairs of the Society. Tl e Board is will ssared of eventual suecee in tho patriotic enterprise ia which it is engaged', bnt it hasnosolred to suspend farther proceeding by aceneyuntitapUa, now nnde const eratioa, foroombiningalcciaiicy, promptituoo sad safety, is matured Bat an cos due from agents, or offerings from independent contributor, are to l-e sent y draft, payable ta tho order of the Treasurer of Washington National Monument Society. enclosed in a lotto, to the ander igned. uy order: -y-4 ' Ste jVt . S. M.a ' - NOTICE. 'I All RS ana Hoamstsvsoes will tn9 constant ensptjeyX merit XI " A. AX-f CHBK A" f'O 'S. ylä -iw Mai. Irret, next doot to Branch Bank. Cl.OTrtIrTG.IT WHOLESALE. Biieturage Home Industry. TTHE uadersigDtsd.tie leave to inform the erchants of IL tJiWjCity ano;oountTr. fbat they baveth nav corv-aiene-ed che mnutature at C: OTHio. are alsn importinc. and Vali üvorco&ui., Cloths. Casetnfres. Sauaetu Jeans, t T-reisran(i'nll''r of LifinV, aad Tailor Trimmings Kay af purchased the raw (Aerials of trstelass fictories. ' and uclj em loy the bst of haurj ij, enables us to warrant ! suk jtantiat sewing; and an n perieace i.tttis branch of busi- ; B"M for several ran. enables n to compete with any other Atablnhment of this sort, in re? pect to prices as well as terms. , Wo therel'-re take neef to rqast roar vitit before ! yon seek diftaot markets, where, w assnreyviü Jratfcwil find as good an asortmnt od pric -serea lo w-r beie. than ; other pUae4. tae call anJ exam in tn order to verify, j - A. AVSPAOHKR v iyin4tn itib srreei next 'tor fo ra cn iuiik . - invilSWTKUllit's KOTICK. .TOTICE is hr.bv givo'i ..hat the undersigned has been apLM pointed Administrator, with the -will annexed of the estate of Thomas Cowl, lataof Vanderburgh county, deceased said estataaupp -aed to be solvent 11 . u, n UftEjijr.K Anm'sirririir. -jjlt ith Will Annexed. VOMIITRTOft' XOTICK.' JTOTICR is otruhy givea that tb. nnd, rigne has been api Tf i-oinred Adminsryator of tho s tate of Mary Shannon late of VHnderfcurjfh county. dccaod. sai-i estate supposed tobe insolvent. jy!8 H (J WUK.ELEÄ, Ad'm. OHIXISTBTOB'SRU.B. j'AJ'OTICB isherobv g'vea that I will sell at l'iHli Auction Ii ob Saturday, tho 9th day of August, 18.sK, at tlta Auction Rti.imsof Wooisey At Ncl-on in Kvscsville The personal property of Mary nha bob. deeeitsed. consisting of Beds, Reading. Honseho'ld Faruituro. Olothing oo. A credit of six months on nil sum iko'e 'hrea dollars, to brfns note With internst waiving relief laws an 1 approved security . li1-? tb ll V H -.M.KH, 'Mi-rnfiir. TT KU WH KiS SO lbs TaMe I'utter; 1" dos Eggs for sale r my2S CtLDlVKLL LANfJLEY. s siot -r . 'tl BREASTPIN ot. -heahsms of a barn, with pearls on wL. sides and hair irr centre. Vsfu,-4 for the sakooftho giver. The nn-'er shall De, rewarded an-l roceivc tho thanks or the tinner b U-sviug it at this Bicc. je25tf . iioojx. " Ä MEMOtANTXTM RVok. .bound in Leather with stsel av spring look, leit in some store. Tho owner will b thank 'nl to hav tho same left M this (Tics. - ie4tf IcfsTk KfTTS Vo 1 and Maekarel. F2I.Ms Vos. tandS do: - 40 hr- bbls Noa. 2 and S Mackerel; 10bxs No. 1 Herring: 4(',r.hbls 0.1. 2 and 3 . do: 75 1,1s Scale do; JO.nno Qubn Six Cigars, roc'8 and for pale atjredeed prices by ieft , ', . ; , I. D.. HBIMAVN. ..WOJjtlJflJtlJ lr4JOOT. VI MsriUK'nt of very desirable Mourning Dress woods fors.ie at apft - H1;HK4'. 4 T, rr.:. . . w ,5 WTrrt? It hit) Kir A 1.17 I I' V, Ii. V jJutheTitid of tht S'afs Grorfta. Fort Ua.it j Academy- xUotterrl . C L A 3 S I 7 . To b drawn ia th City f Atlaa-a, Georgia, in public n M-indsy, .Inlr 28. 185 . en the , A ' - A. I 'A"' 1 SAM'L SWAN & CO., MANAGERS. PHIZES AMSCNT1N0 TO 3 X O 13 o o o t Will be distributed according to the followiag MAUilFK KVT hl HKMK! KVKkT OTHK TICKET 8DKE TO StA A PHIZ,.' 30.000 NUMI3EKS 15,190 PRIZES! t Priio of... 1 do ..... ' 1 do 1 do .... 2 Prise of.. 1 do ..... 10 d 100 do .... .20.000 i. ...20.0fi0 ... 10.000 ... : 1.01 !, ... : oo ... : 40 80C ... 5,000 lO-.mo is,.... .. v lHXI is ,. 1.' 00 is 40t in ... . , 23fara... ,. . o m ... .. '50 ar ... 4 prise of 2fl0 approximating to $20,(100 prize ar 800 4 do da I do 10.000 do do 400 4 15,000 SO 40 30 to do do do 1,000 400 220 eo do do 400 do 320 do 2)0 do 8)10 0 d do do do do do do 4 amounting to. 60 000 Ifs.lSis Priies arabuntlh ta , 103.000 Th lA.ooo Prize of t are d-rmined by the a mber which draw the 'JO.OOO Prisei if that number should be an odd number, then every odd number ticket in the scheme will be i entitled to i; if an ven number, then every even number ! ticket In th scbrm "ill bo entitled to . in addition to any other prise whieh tho ticket may draw, - Purchasers in buying an equal quantity of odd and vvsi number ticket will b certain of drawing nearly half th t of the tm, withohaaees of obtaining other prises. " sTT Remember that every Prise is drawn, and parabls in full without deduction ay-All priiesof I 000 and under, paid immediately after th drawing ether prises at th usual tim of thirty days. Alloommunieationsstrictly cn6dntial Thedrawa number will be forwarded to purchaser imm-diaolr atUr th AJS-Who'e Ticket. 5 Halve. 'Ji-Quarter. lV.jnt Prise tickets sashed or renewed in other ticket at aithtr ctfiee. Or era far iteke.oan be ddr-cd to yl-td 3. SrV'AN 1 CO., Atlanta, Oa. OFfrEE. 75 bjgs prim Eastern -faff'; 2'1 pickets Old tiov't Java Coffee; In trt , ON. for sal by jyli Z. H. COOK & cniniiiKS k5 15 gross ground Poppe 13 gros ground Ginger; 15 do do . Alspices 10 do do Cloies: 10 do do Oinnamon;ü0 dos Kengorhy Mustard; 10 bbls Drted Appl-a; 50 bush Cora Meal; 4i bxs Palm Soap; 20 bis tar Candles; 20 do Tallow Candles; Just ree'd by jyll - Z. H. COOK & SOX. FOU L.OUIS VI tliE, EVANSVILLE A N U THE fife Hellt dcaa.ft eteasker fl'Ri. will j run V-gtilarly as abovt . passing down rery .-mday and Op every Wednesday. She will tele freight arid passengers as tb regular packet rates. jy 17-tf XfTHEl arrival of Lkws. Mnsquoto Bar. Orn -w Wi dow Paper, and k genarai assortmentof ether Dry Ooodsat jyl7 SAMUKi. EMBICH NOTICE'. ,- ALL persons who have claim, aeainst ns. will please present them immediately for payment'; and all those who know themselves indebted t ns. wiil do us a favor by raying Lhesam. iy 17-tf J. W. A S. VICKERV. PI78MC NOTICF, , TO ALL W HOM IT MAY CnXCKKX. I HAVE this day (.Jul) 14th.) sold out my entire interest in the merchandi a d crcry'hing pertaining thereunto, formerly owned by J W. A S. Tiekery. to Mr Charles McJohnston, Jr. who with Mr. Jamr W. Vickery will continue the business at th eld stand. I return my sincrr thank t. my nasierra friends for their liberal patronage extended to me. while in busineas in c inunction with th old firm, and would b pleased that th same may b continued with the now . ijyl7 .SAMUEL VICKERY. A CAItb'... ., HA VINO as-Moisted with, m in business Mr. Chsrles McJohnston. Jr. . ia place of Mr. .H. Vickery retired. We will continue to do a Family Or-ctrv and Provision busineas. at the old stand, near the a'ahingron Hotel." under thoname and style ot Vicar.ar A Jofbstok. I will bo happy tn wait on all my old frieads ead customers, and on as many hw oa a may favor ns with their patronage, promising to do th ag'eeo le 'o 11. . JAME4 W. VICKERV. P. 8. Mr. 8amM Viekery is authorised to ui ki-collections and py all demanda agninst th old Arm he name oftb-old firm will be used in the li, nidation ofdehts Ae jyli J- V- v , FKF.SII UlUIVILS. TUST reeeiv d (aad now ooen'ng direct troat Phlla-lel-P phia. 8 half chest. 24 boxe of eho-'e Black and Veen Teas, a mo n ist which is a half chest of extra Black T. which wo recommend to those who love it all af whieh is offered at a mU advanoa o t Csll nd tj .It t VICKERY & lOHVSTO'f'-S.i jyI7 Main t , near Washiaston Hotel. TIW Pl.ATK. C " 500 hoxe Tin Plato: 2 Pisa Block Tin; snno lh 0-pper Bottoraaorted;. t . ' , 4000 do Wir do liisiire aa'orl bv jjU SAMULL OFF,

:RAILI10ADS,&C.

JETANS VII-LK CRAWFORUSyiLLB .; . ', "" ' R A I LR O A D; V..l ift.e Ao.H.v ima ISA. antil font... . -.1 iv.tmhiii rw;er i in im Kvaasvtll. at-. iw.ThiiuTi FuKMtr T!m I O V M rlml M ThllrmnH :2UP. M i . .., oBBtct wttB tao Kva&niit ttBiB ob tne unto a J4iMtipl nilrod for 8t Louit Ctrl lUiaoio. Torto HaaU a 7mj p. M.. tad Indiaaapolis at tibS A. M.. Baking dim - connection for Ciaeiaaaci . Coluba,SloTlaad, failadttr hia New York aad Baltimore. ' 1 Returning lee. Terre-IUote at 3: KS M.i after t e r-V PiTa! of traia from lad.aa.poli arrire at ÜTaa.rillo at p. 11. Paaeeanerafcy thl traia aa omo froai St. fcot Ciaelaaa f ai- Loui.Tille aaata daj. Bauf, allocked of Iadlaaa f I . i J. f! FARES f from KraaiTlileU St. to is.. a ..av. 9 ..." Hi r ... ..a . -...ÖNVo . .... ?4 a li sft .!: a-. .e aH 4 M do dodo do i do do do 4 do do oo jG)Q.tlma4 J?affU Pittatiornh. . ... waeebnK......... , fl'iiDOTe WMhi(tto ..... 2 O it m do da Baa Patty Freight TrainstesTo F.vsnsille sad Terro-liaato at 7 4 A . M.. on which lnearpaaceai-ers will ae taken - t as)- Far any information or through Tickets, apply at ike Conpany's Transportation Omca, head of Loons t street. 7 ansTilla. . jel t- , .J..J. JANIELR. Snp't. Prineetoa Clarion an Henderio'a Patriot take an otkot adr. and copy. - - . . . - AKAJIJi EXPRESS eOJIPASY. THE BXPRESS CÜMPANT TespectruHr 1 Äuncy to their rieniis. .the pnHie of nrsneTilio 1 ,c to tneir riunfi, ,tn pnr;ieei Tanevm aai. vicinity, tnat incy hav notcrmmed to oe an &?e cjt Kransville. to b. lievpUd ezelnsively ta the traarttem at the hnflinw of their bine. rr& fcae epparated Hr. OftQ. W. ltfcB-RlOK as their AoV, vbiT I'' onneetira . with tt hastnesSe 4 perfectly fnirrar with all Uie t and the details of their operatinn. This arranrmfnt Ui bees made with the sole objeer af iiereaiinr the faeilitit a-' the Kapress. and thereby inereape its dt-sirability ta the jmfelio to accomplish which the bet efforts of our local agea will bo epeerHy directed , AU pernonn ha!! business .witkemv emf any will p leae eallon Mr. M Bride, at or new office en iVintt street, between Loetist and Blaia, who alone i antoHsed te act foi us from this date. noT2-dtf ALFRKI) OATTHwir. nperintc;nr;. r P. UYK FLOI R.ree'd by jeäl -5 Ibis MarkU's xtr brtHd. isi . . Z. K. COOK t SOS. : r I1ITF- and retf Leat for sale by jyir SAMUEL OKE. 1 OK'IÄ; Coagross Water, jvl7 just rereird by " Z. II.OOOK nS.1 ouvrnv nfo.. - io he Hams; 20OO l bs Rhoalders: ?wio do iido. rift'd and Isar: also a siprlr of extra Sugar Cured and Canvassed lliros. in store and for ale bv j.IS nERSUBERQKR k CARSOV. . üAnnuw-B HAi h or rku. ksta ie. , TtVTOTICE is her.by given that Henrv Jaeoks. Wnardiun of ltho mioor hefrs of William Wo.d . deecasi-d by virtui- .f an order of tho Court of Comm. a Pleas of Vaoderbnrs eoon. ty. on the, 2.1 Sty of Atrgnst. b tsnt (ft o'clock A. M. I und OfrreHok-P. M.. of said dsv, will sell st pab'ir auction. : at the does of the Coort Honire i the eity I Kvaasville. ! Vsndeihurgn eo . Indiana, alt that af the Soathhulfaf k '. Ifnrth Knot auartcr of the North Kastuuarter f section nineteen, tn.n Six. South af Kang ten we, kelong-ag o.sai4 heir and not hfiotofore sulJ. the same being ab.at eight acre. npon tho fflt,iwiog term to H: One third of tho pMTchas. money tn,,ba paid fa cask, one third in six aad on third in twelve niirtij. (he pnrchrsrr to giv. hi Bears for the two last psvments ttttb interest ftom the dsy of sal, soenred by mortgage npon the premises. jy6-3w HNN KY JACOBS. Waardian. Diri'siT.t:'rfti' OTii--. fpRB fHTtnersMp heretofore existing between tke o a serai signed bar been .dissolved by (jnutual eoaseat. AI' th Mtaraadmg bnsificss f the iirm Of Kendall A Roger will be settled by J. ff . Rogers, "to- whom all bills will be preceatod aad paymentsof det-ta. veade.lt i acersvary to settle tko business of th firm immediately. . PKTKR K I'MIALL, jy2-3w J. II. ROOKK. VIKnB VxV;FCTOBV. WfT. th andersigi od. wish t U the attention of tho WhoI.-saVe Wer bil l af Kvaasville and dealer in general ta tho (set that we are a--w aisnofaeteriag a par a tide of Older Viai-gar. which wo will sail so a empeto with Cincinnati or Pittsburgh prices Give a all. A sr trial is all w ask. MFROKR ft ILP0RD ( N. B. Tho naaaafaetory issituated oa tho mrr of FoarTX Bad Canal street. La masse eity. yvl-dwlyt, , SEW EiVGLAXD EACKIK. AFTER years of xperlmBtine to attain th and' elUag aad rolishing loathar with oa article. J. H. K1CH-AKO.-t ha. at length dlsaiTorrd a cempo-rtioa whieh rill beautifully polish all kiads of Wots and she-, and also 7ea .derthem oft and pliable . Tbi apfeadid composition Is trn If vnrivallod in this or any other eouatrrfor it ahiainganaliana issontritiotts eneets to tn leatnor. All vli --go in" for laber-saviar prcervstion sad brilliancy will n-o the Wow Kogland Blacking. Sold in KkabTille by Woolaey aw. l.&.A. . A S. VUkery. Crawford Bsll. Uei.kk.rsog 4 Larso.. an other. y-r. TAKE NOTICE a - fc i, ,v c ALJ. fltdn havli.g in their p-" ovtea l'lferm ertkr propr.ly b.lorr'gieg to th Voang America Fir Compan No . 3, are r punted to trttvn tktnni to th C paar tmmediatoly. . , , , , , W. W . COMBS, jylu-lw (, J ' ' - Ass't 6srtary . 1EW rÖTATOK. r 7 AOJIST.VATsipply P.itit..-vrowei thsa thsys.lt la mirket. j tip HKH-iriHKt'lKrt r-jKiOX. f CK C?fVilTAXD ilKKIlHilillATOllrir 12 Tri ists, assorted sixes; - '-- r, 10 do Refrigerator asserted sites, just ree'd by Jiyl0 , OOOt A 0Jf. (JA El, X S'l'WK. lders in the Yandcrbnrxh Con: THE Stockholders in the Vanderburgh County Lend Ans oiatten ar hereby notified that a call of fifty rer oea oiatten ar hereby notified that a call of fifty rer oea on ato.k subs, ribeJ. ia uew.ma. the arts; to be paid bo Pi uoretro.1, treasurer, on oroemreiae ss; ot August next, jyS-dtdwUte , ' HAM! Kb ORft. Pro'!, OOFI.Xi Tl! Mm boxe K.vnng Tin 30O0 lbs assorted iVirs. fr Ua n Yin. fo'rsil.ir SAMUEL OK. SOKKT IHO, AXO 7AW -l5ldls assvried Süsel iron; 3 cask Sheet 7is. ft a-M'I. OBB. 1' by jy V HA.VPI.K-?.-300 pair for sals by slX'L OU. TONS Iron nst received per "Lneio May. V Th with our former stock, mskesear sstor meat jy!7 IAMIRL OKB. plete. WATF.K COULtHSAKDICE CHESTS. PBHOSE who would practice eeoaomy will at eneeoall on llornbrook A Co.. and purcbat iho desirable articles we ei tnem low lor ean. jyl3 P. HO.tXBROOE k CO. THK8 CF.NTS HEU AUDI THl is to eautioa say per.oa or pcraoafr.m hsrb.riBgT employing or dealing with as- Aptirtatiea, THOMAS BU RNS, who has left my employ without aiy tawldg.g aonseat. jyM-tf M. A. t.A'A RKNCB. t CHOICE OI.Ö" CHEESE. 2f boxes v.ry aprlt CT.eeae just received by jyi4 . USRSHBER6ER A CABSOX. tt f LBS extra Sugar aurad Dried Beef, ree'd pet ja. a. njr . "76." aad for sale "7 J7I4 HERSUBEBUEB A OABSOif. . flMK. 2000 bMs In snptrior ardor; Oolit Bin River Al and Wolf Creek White Lime; nnd Schilling Orey. always oa hand; Also Whit aad Grey Lima ia hhd.. for sale by iyli 4KO. FQWTF.B ft CO. - KMRJTf . 4ä bblsJ. Hülm ft Co.. for sor al very low by iyU , GEO FOSTER ft CO ., I.OUR. 100 bbls nnd sacks ree'd per railr.-ad 4. day for sal by jyl2 . GEO. FOSTER ft CO. KCFFXnn. H LE 4 CO'S Kanawha alt. GEO. FOSTER at CO.. Ageat. Hav 2500 bbls on band atVal road depot aad Caaal. jy'k- . I'HHMI KB'hi.lMPHO VKD FBI IT CAN. SHIFTY dor.en of Chester's Tmprovod Fruit Cans, the simplest, surest knd,obeapet osn ever invented They bbva bo equal, they are made of the vrt liect materials aad an bo used for year. No antimony, lead or rnbb-r about these can. Z H C- OK ft BO. jy . Sole Agent for Evansvill. SKITICBF.XTHA. -jpiOUNrYanl Cirv orders will be taken at M for Cloth--jlnttL. K A UN'S Clothing Store, two doors abov-th Journal Office. , ' jyl-tf gflfOGHEADä. fio-1 Q.iigley extra Hims just ree'd and JaL VF for sale in quantities ta suit by iyl . Z. If. COOE t SON. bI.LOCR rK :n BBIJS- A supply kept eoaJa. atantlyoa had. for sl ! lowest mamet pnces by )el8 S K. GltllKRT ft flO. Syc. near Water. IKM'KI. CtslJ MLK. THKstaad knows . th New Hotel, at Newberry, will be U oa tor n i-ivaatag. ous'o the ' o er. Itis favorably located in the iourishiug iwb of Newherr. ia Greenecoun- -ty. lad., has eil'tne necessary out houses, eisfiras, Ac with cotnmodir-BS Stsblrs at-acte When it i kaowa tbit Newberry is the terminnsof thouihem divisioa of the E. i- aad C. S'ralght l.lne Rtilroad, and also located immedielr on th W and E. Cana at tho Feeder Dam. oa White river, isla beantiful and healthy location, with as good a surrounding eouutry ae any in the Atate. persoB wiabiag to inveetm pro-p-rtv of this kind, will ce th ndvantai'j of investing kjixe. For partienla.s apply to either - 8. it. TonOArWbar jyll IA THoMA JOHNSON. HOCK HAVHI FOIl. jUlFi WISHING to retire frem.acue basiaos to sy -farm. I now offer this nlaca .tor sale. On it is a . ommo4ianv T..rn.Upus&vns larg threestary Stone aiehonse. ao nof Frame; a Per H.ns with eipaeitv to langhteir from 400 to 500 hog pr ipaeity lo laoghte from 400 to 500 hog pot tablo and all oBr .nt-bnildiags . It diijg of good Aeptn. pf water and at all timo It ... poseoaslsagood Dry Good, aad OroI in arid.lv knows a a hippiag poiat seeond . . . . ' . . . . . ' ' . .VaiMtB arm IB 4f- AT ...ll' crv Trade äd4 i rid-U knowi m hiPI,.imili!4 to but few town on th Öhirir front LouisviH t. "'aasvillo. .Th. loeatio. ano-cbava-ie ot tho claa. imperatively reoulr other branches f b.iaes be Oo.dneto!, viat A l op nbaoao ttommery, ft.. A. tiallr Beee.ar to auop.y too bemann. '""''" which, if d, wonlmlncrea th'l'"r?m'"X'" pr?, -"'? ,i vi? i"M.,vrf::ra.,r.T whieh 1 ) so in-s urn. o tra... .... - ... . . ,i vand nearer thi is point tba anyotnev - - - - -- laas Us an order haa boon issued from court Jt hew reads 1 For wvthcr in'ormatien adgo.awroau.j r ROBERT GRAHAM.- . brought to this fyr the oponir iy-Us Hos T3aa.