Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 298, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 July 1856 — Page 2

ADD. H. SAH DEBS, EDITOR.

CITY OF EVANSVILLE. THURSDAY MORNING,:::: -JULY 24 FOB PRKBIOKXT, .CK'KILLAEI) riLLMOEE, " " "" CT W TOBlt. - .. . rOR VICB P)IK8I1K.T. A1T.D2EW, JACKSON D0SELS02J", '. I? or txxsisskx. riLiLJIOKE CLECIOKiL TICKET. GEORGE P. DUNN, of Lawrence. ANDREW W. OSBORNE, of Laporte. lt DUtrlet JAMES G. JON KB. of Vanderburgh,. td do DAVID T. LAIRD, of Kerry. : 8d do JOHN BAKKrt, ot Lawrence. 4th do JOHN E. WHITK. of Dearborn. flth do FRKll. JOPNS'lNBUGH, of Wajne. , 6th do PENKY BRAl)LF.Y.orJ hnaon. 7th- do WM.K EDWARDS, of Vigo. th do PR. JAS. PKATHKK, of Montgomery. -Oth' do THOS.A.KTA FIELD, of St. Joseph. 10lh-, do JOHN B. HOWK. of Lagrange. -Uth- do" WM. K. HALE, of Wat ach. Fillmore and "Policy" TheWincennea Gazette is now advocating the cause of Fremont. We shall not quarrel with it on this account, but hope that it may , induce every man in the District not totally wedded to the Old Line party, yet who cannot be persuaded to give his vote for Fillmore, to exert his influence in some manner against the Old. Line party and its office granping leaders. But the Gazette offers as its great reason for changing its policy, not that the opinions of its editors have changed a particl as to the patriotism of supporting Mr. Fillmore, or as to the superior worth of the man and his principles over those by which he ' is opposed but that there is no possible hope of carrying the State for Fillmore. We would ask the Gazette how much stronger was" that hope when the name of Fillmore was placed at the head of its columns and when the Gazette lent an earnest voice in his behalf, even up to a few days ago ? Are the principles of the American party any less correct, its objects any less national and patriotic, than when they received the Gazette's support? Or are the principles of the Republican party any less sectional, or any different from what they were three weeks ago ? If the Gazette was supporting right and justice, and that which it begged all patriots to uphold and sustain, when Fillmore's name was at its head, can mere temporary policy excuse opposition to that which it then supported, or the resignation of a patriot's duty ? It is not for the patriot or the good citizen to temporize with, error and wrong when the plain path of right .3 before him. We believe we are right in supporting Fillmore that his election will bento the advancement of the best interests of tha 'country and the welfare of the people, and porhaps necessary for the very security of the Union itself. Is this any different opinion from that held by the Gazette ? If not, are we right in standing by position founded upon honest convictions and which we believe it the patriot's duty to maintain or is the Gazette right in swapping off honest convictions and patriotic duty to temporize with what at the best is but a doubtful policy t -We do not think for a moment that there is any prospect of Fillmore carrying Indiana. But we do know" there are thousands in the State who- desire, conscientiously and as patriots, to cast their votes for hira, and the great majority of whom, if they have not the privilege of doing this, will not vote at all. We feel too, that our zealous and hard working friends in Kentucky, who are fighting hand to hand and breast to breast with their enemies for ' Fillmore, should know that these thousands in Indiana, if they cannot aid Fillmore materially by their votes, are looking with beating hearts at the battle raging around them that the Fillmore men hero are yet organized, and will cast their votes for the man of their choice that as their chieftain's motto is, he would rather be right than President, so they would rather light in the right than in the wrong to elect their President. An Unfortunate Nomination. Mr. W. C. Moreau was unanimously nomi nated Elector for this District by the Old Line State Convention. Mr. Moreau with praiseworthy zeal at once commenced the canvass, but unfortunately for the interests of those who nominated him, he saw fit to advocate on the stump doctrines directly opposed to those of Old Lineism. In fact he came out a Repub lican, and is now making Old Lineism sweat Opr worthy cotemporary has since sought to annihilate him, but Mr. Moreau still continues on the stump as Democratic Elector, making Republican speeches! The Rockport Democrat is also verybitter against him, and thinks its Old Line cotemporaries are giving him too much cousequence by abusing him that "he's not worth the ammunition, brother editors." Now here is what the Uockport Democrat said of Mr. Moreau, in alluding to his nomination as Elector, last January: -"Mr. Moreau deserves the confidence and approval of all Democrats, for the persevering manner in which he endeavored to carry out the wishes of the Spencer Democracy, as manifested ,in their resolutions at the late mass meeting," &c. "We congratulate the Democracy in securing so able a champion to the cause as will he found in the person of Mr. M. We take great pleasure in recommending him to t!.e citizens of Pike, as a high toned honorable gentleman, reliable lawysr. and withal a true Democrat.' t , I i r , , (jr W observe thai whilst the New York pourier, ; Times, Tribune and the Albany Journal are citing Mr. Fillmore's course while President to prove that he is a rank Slavery man, the Mobile Registerand other Southern Democratic journals of the same stamp are doing the same to prove that he is an Abolitionist, dyed in the wool. As to which party is in the right the American people will decide in November next.

Poitmaiter at Kewourg Ousted - A Foit Offlc boTight for a Barrel et WhUky. The only times we ever hear from our honorable and talented Representative in Congress, Smith Miller, is when a squeak comes from . some town in the District, and the mouse in the shape of a new Postmaster comes forth from the political labors of our mountain Rep-

resentative. Miller is always ready to with- has succeeded much better than he had any draw his attention from momentous matters reason to expect. We have at different times of national concern, to attend to the affairs of given our opinion of the advantage of a comsome little cros-roads or village Post Office, mercial education. No young man, no matter. He has an idea, that he is working for his Dis- what hia occupation, should be ignorant of trict, and lending valuable aid and comfort to book keeping. It is a capital to any one, but his party, when he labors to oust Snooks, who especially to young men just starting out in j was seen to shake hands with a live Know life, and to all such we address ourselves. To ' Nothing, and put in his place Jasack, the stal- acquire such knowledge it is not necessary to lion keeper, who is a good Democrat al- ieave Evanaville. Mr. Behm has established though the former had faithfully performed as good a College in this city, as can be his duty, and the latter scarcely knows his al- found in the West, and all his old students phabet. We have already had occasion to no- bear testimony to his faithfulness and ability, tice a number of these changes affected by We have noticed this institution because it is' Miller, in every one of which, the Department home school, and as such is entitled not only was injured and the interests of communities to our recommendation, but to the patronage damaged. But Miller is still at work. ;of business men. The Fall session be-ins on

We have just heard of the removal of Squire the first of September, and continues for ten Robertson from the Post Office at Newburg, months. Students can, however, enter at any under peculiar circumstances This gentle- time, as Air Behm teaches his pupils separateman has made an excellent officer, and given Jt giving all an opportunity of finishing the full satisfaction to men of all parties. No com- course S00n as they may wish. Further plaint was or could be made of him as an offi-' information can be obtained by addressing cer, yet some months ago the citizens of New-', Mr. Behm, at this place.

ourg as well as himselt were astonished to hear that be had been removed, and a Mr. Simeon Lamastus, the keeper of a groggery, and as utterly unlit for Postmaster as his rum-hole would have" been for the Post OlHce, was appoin ted in his place. Citizens of both parties were indignant, and the Democrats themselves got up a petition to send to Miller, against the 'change. Mr Lamastus heard of this petition, saw those getting it up, anl stated to them that if they would not send it, he would write to the Department declining the appointment. Thus Robertson continued in the Post Oifice, and the subject was considered entirely settled until a few days ago, when Robertson was again removed, and the identical Simeon La mastus appointed in his place ! It is due him to say, that he is not now a. retailer of liquor, but sells it by the quantity, treating his friends like a gentleman. Smith Miller has in this matter not only insulted the communi ty, but exhibited a contempt for his own party, whom he knew did not denire this change. But here is a fact bearing on tha appointment Just before Miller went to Washington the l.tst time, he visited Newburg and stopped a short time with Lamastus. Soon after his de parture home, a barrel of whiskey, from Lamantus' establishment, followed our worthy Representative! No w we should like to know whether that was good whisky? It it was a good article, and he did'nt pay for it why, the Democracy and the people of Newburg generally may consider themselves sold, or the Post Office bought, far a barrel of red eye that's all. Our whole account is a correct report as told us. Little Oiflce Seekers alter Veatch. The Rockport Democrat has commenced abusing Veatch with a hearty good will quite refreshing. It villified Mr. Veatch before the Princeton meeting, for the purpose of frightening the good people of the District into refusing him the nomination. Hicks devoted three and a half columns to this frightening process, and the consequence was, his victim was unanimously nominated on the second ballot 1 The e fleets of his present attacks- will doubtless be equally crushing. Hicks, like Hall of the Enquirer, blackguards for pay. They have both been endeavoring to convince the Democratic party lately, that its debt of gratitude to them can only be paid in fat offices. Hicks demanded the office of Auditor of State, and Hall that of Secretary of. State. Hicks wa3 told he could'nt come in, and Hall was'nt even treated with respect. The party at large evidently did not know them, or else thought their services had "done their opponents more guod than their friends. But Hicks goes home and tells his party that if he cannot be Auditor of State, he must be Cierk of Court in Spencer county. Hall, is assuring his party here, (that is the faction of the party owned by Gavitt.) that as he has been refused the Secretaryship of State, the office of Sheriff of Vanderburgh county is very justly due him. We are inclined to support his claims. Ever since he announced himself a candidate for the nomination of his party, he has been compara tively a decent man. In fact, his paper has scarcely been more blackguard than the' usual run of Old Line papers and this is a vast improvement. Besides, he has had so much experience with Sheriffs, that he cannot well help making a good Slieri If himself, if he will only try. But to secure these offices, I licks and Hall have commenced slandering and misrepresenting Mr. Veatch. We hope they will keep on. It may recommend their own claims to the Old Line party, but it will also recommend Mr. Veatch to the peopls. 03-The California Bulletin of the IRth ult says thata numberof documents had arrived at the San Francisco Postoffice, addressed to Ned McGowan, Billy Mulligan, Chas. Duane, and J. P. Casey. They were franked by the Hon. P. T. Herbert. The question is, where shall they be sent to? We are sorry that Mr. Herbert's personal friends should have leen either hung or forced to leave the country for "their country's good," before they received those proofs of his continued regard. "Birds of a feather, &c." 07 The communication on "our Country and its Progress in 1856," is entirely too long Cor our columns, and too prosy for general readmg. JJesidescie writer did not accompany it! .., ... ...... i With his name. We can return it if desired. 1

' Beam's Commercial College. . j The annual catalogue of this inntitution baa just been published, showing a marked increase in the number of student, and giving us renewed confidence in its perpetuity. Mr. Behm has labored faithfully to build up in our midst a commercial school of the highest character, and we are glad to know that he

The Arrison Verdict. Our readers were apprised by telegraph in yesterday morning s Journal, of the termination of this remarkable trial. The verdict of mmislaughler, is an insult to the citizens of Cincinnati. Arrison was either guilty of the most deliberate and malicious murder ever recorded in the annals of crime, or ho was innocent. We do not pre- j tend to say that the prisoner was guilty, but we do say that if he was f all guilty, then was his crime, murder in the first degree, and no more manslaughter, than it was larceny. j The statute says that manslaughter is the unlawful killing of another, without malice, eith- , upon a sudden quarrel, or unintentionally But the facts in this case show that Arrison was killed by a machine, which must have been . in preparation for weeks; that it was sent to the deceased, for the purpose of taking his life, that not only Allison but his wife were the victims, and now a sworn jury, of Cincinnatians have convicted rrison of a crime, of which in contemplation of law, malice is not an ingredient The instructions of the J udge were as little regarded as though he had delivered his charge to the winds. Whether Arrison will obtain another trial, or abide this verdict and be imprisoned ten years, we are lot advised. He is now to be put upon trial for the murder of Mrs. Allison. Tobacco from Green River in Flatboats. During the season a great quantity of Green River tobacco has been brought out in Hatboats. This is partly owing to continued low water, and partly to the fact, that by this means of transportation the freights are materially reduced. These boats come down from all parts of Green River, carrying each an average load of twenty hogsheads. The men who own these flats, are hard working boatmen, who buy their groceries &c. in Evansville, and occasionally U.ke back small lots of dry goods and groceries, purchased here by Green river merchants. Some idea can be formed of the nature of the business, from the Let that the boats are towed by hand along the Kentucky shore to the mouth of Green river, and from there to their places of destination. The return trip is profitable, and easy after leaving Green river. At the close of the season, we intend to furnish some statistics, as to the amount of tobacco shipped from this point the pas. year, and we expect to show, that more tobacco passes through the hands of our Commission merchants, in one season than is landed at any Otiio river town during the same time excepting Louisville. vr9 only need the establishment of atirstclass tobacco warehouse, to throw Louifcville behind us, in a twelvemonth. We have already alluded to this matter, and we do so again hoping that someone will set the ball in motion. lion. Geo. G. Dunn faithful to Fillmore. We make the following extract from a debate in the House a lew days ago : - Mr. Dunn said he came here with high expectations A voice " No doubt of thaf'J that the Missouri restric'ion would be reshaped. He was exceedingly sorry they had grown smaller and smaller until they were eniirel)' dissipated. He was persuaded no eiFor would be made to restore it, and there could be no peace in this country till that was done in substance or fact. The North and South must remember this-r-until the question of individual safctv in Kansas is settled, no appropnatin bills should be passed. Several voices That's ri-ht!" "That's the Ulk !"1 Tha only way to insure compliance is to stop the wheels of the Government, and we will give them so.me trouble while they are rolling us to the Presidency, lie would not go for Buelianaa nor Fremmd, but for the man living in Xeio York, as the only one whose election could give promise of peace. The Vincennes Gazette of Tuesday says ' Mr. Dunn has telegraphed home that the Mis souri Compromise would be restored in less 'than two weeks. We presume he means the ' House will vote for its restoration. We doubt it. Mr. Dunn is our most talented memlier of Congress, and we are glad to perceive his voice is for Fillmore. Mr. Brooks in his speech after the vote for his expulsion from the House, said, among other things: "The vote of the majority of this House jtist taken transmits me to posterity as a man unworthy of a seat oa this floor." This is undoubtedly true, and posterity will be pretty certain to receive him exactly as the j tlOUse transmits him. Loii. Jour. aOUKKSK. Si Iii Cream Cheese rco'4 per SorereSgB by z h. ebon & on.

Hau. or KtaHi.th.li Lodok. . 4. A Y. M - July 21 is:

At a called meeting of Evansyle Lodge No. 61, A. Y. M., held in their Hall July 21, A. D. 1856, A. L. 5856, the following preamble and resolutions were adopted: Whereas, We learn with emotions of sofrow of the death of oar beloved brother Hiram H. Kelsey, formerly a member of our Lvdge, and a brother of high moral standing among men and Masons; therefore Reserved, That as a Lodge we attend his funeral by his request, and follow his remains to theii resting place, at the family burying ground, according to ancient usage to the craft throughout the world, and administer the rites and ceremonies of our Institution. Resolved, That in their bereavement, we eitend the sympathies of Masons to his many friends and relatives, and trust that although his presence will no more enlighten our deliberations, we are well assured his spirit has gone to that Celestial Lodge a!ove, where all good Masons and men hope to arrive when the messenger of dea th shall come. Resolved, That a copy of the foregoing be presented to the brothers of the deceased. Resolved, That a copy of the same be handed the Evansville Journal and EvansTille Enquirer, with a request that they publish the same. By order of the Lodge, A. IL Sanders, 1 Thos. Poindexter, Committee. OSBOKNE REILLT. J Sad Accident. Mr. Hurly, formerljr of the Hurly House in this city and for many years a resident of Wabash, met with a serious accident on the excursion trip to Indianapolis Tuesday, lie was on one of the open cars in the re-tr of the train, and having a sudden attack of di-irrhoe.i he started (or the end of the car, with the obvious intention of getting off. The tra.ii was going at the rate of aout thirty miles an hour, and one or two persons took hold of him, rein nstrating upon the suicidal folly of the attempt, hut the old man eluded their grasp, and swinging himself over the end of the car, he heid on for a moment, released his hold and fell upon tbe truck. His head struck the cross ties, and he lay motionless upon the track until the train turning a slight curve hid him from view. The train was not stopped until its arrival at Zionsville, about a mile and a half distant, when a hand car was immediately dispatched to the scene of the accident. The o d man was found in an insensible condition, his skull fractured and his face horr.bly mu titated. He was still living yesterday, but there is the barest possibility of his recovery. Laf. Jour. ' 0O"The business of the E: & C. Railroad is increasing. A large numler of passengers arrived on the Tuesday evening train. sj Vottces in this place, tea eeats per tins ene insertion; 2f "eats per liae three times; dO oeute per line one week; discounts inux'Ttime. A II. 1.tiKR3. Esq. Voa will announce the name ol I. W. Mull RIDE as a emodidate for the othowof brriff o Van derburgh couaty, and oblige many of tha eiuaens of lbs coun ty. J Ma. SAXriKRS Sir: Yon will nl ase annonnoa my name as an independent candidate lor the othce of Coonty Reeorder at the ea-uing election. m2 nju. a. uuAAULDa. Mr. 8adxrs: Please announce my fame as candidate for Beeorder of Vauderburich County at the eutiiia Y 11 election. subeet to the deeüioa of the Democrat' Conrea tiom. my27 JOHN FAKUELL. A. H. Saxdrrs. Esq ! Please announce my name aa a oandida'a for theutlioe f Clerk of tha Vanderburgh Circuit Court at tne ensuing uotober eieotiua. yi7 LOUIS RICHTER Editob Joübis at.: I am a saadidate for the otliee o' Sheriff of tuserburxb eounty at the ensui g Octorereleotlon. .n,12-te W Ji. HOLDEJf. Dyspepsia. Thee are but few who do not at some time experience tbe uupleasant effect of temporary indigestion, such a a sense of fullness, weight and uaeaiuess a tto stomach, foul toncue. bitterne-s in the mouth, nausea, nick headacun. &c. &c. All uch teelinits are trideuut . f approachins dyspepsia, whitih should alwy e cheehed and cured -y the us of Hostkttr's Stomach Bitters, wnieh arekaown to fce an infallible remedy for all su'jh romplain a To this thoieau'Ts will testily who hare tried them and prortd th Acts II03TKTT k'S Riitors are for sale by our principal Druggist and Dealersgeacraliy. llALLOCK 4 STODDARD. iyS-daw WOOLiEV & SAWYER. IVB W AS VERTaSE.l ExTS, Jl V T K P . One sqnar. tea line or less, see time, efto: three times, tl ; one w-ek. 1 SO; two aeeks, t set month. 4; three monthe, 7 9'; eta moaths. $tf; ose year. 415. Discounten larar adewtiseme&ts. Cards of six liaes er under, per annnm. No eharse for marriage, death or religious aotices. C'orporu li ttot .""" ORDERED tl.at the owners ef 'ots fronting or adjoiniag Second street, extendiar rom Che.'i at street to M-tl-lierry str. et. sause the p'ank eidewilksa .letn ng sai'l lota 1 1 be thoroughly repaired ithia on y Ter the pubijoat on of this notioe, and in default thereof, F elding Johnson Onun.-ilmnn of the Ninth Ware, Is authorized to proceed anc repair said sidewalk as aforesaid and tbe co'ts and expeases aocruing thereby will he as.-seed to au4 collected by si le tt eaiu ;ots or o uinet thereof a am saxisiy ai4 lira and costs . Hy order of the Council . y23-Uit WELL H WALKER, Clerk. MI.E OF KR II. EVr.TP rf inK nadersianed. Ouardiaa of the heirs ol fharlesCnm L riens doe'd will asreeable.to an crder of the Kaox . o. Court of Common fees, made at the June term. I8.f6 expo a 10 pobl'e sale at the Court House door ia tha city of Eva; Tille. Vtnrterbnrrh eo , Ind.. on 'atnrday the 23d day off Aun'st A D. 18.W. beten tbe hnr of lOe el.ck A. M. and 4 P. M , the rollowins deser' bed r-al estate, in s-id enimty. to-witr Thenniiieiffed one-fifth of orty acr s, t southeast-quarter of the sonth-weet qnaiter of section 'o. three town 4eren . ansa ten west. Terw or ai.ic A credit of three end six months w'11 hegiT'n. the nurchsser ririog fe ad with sprrored security, wairiug ralua'ion and appraisement lawe with interest from data y23-4tw CHARLKS PKPSSEY. OuardUh. "KTR F W ILY FLOl'R -SO bbls seeeircd sad for Ureal by jr2t V ICK.ERY i JOHNSON. ßHST A" fresh lot for sale by iyi V1CKERT A JOHNSON, af) RKf 3 pare Cider VincgaT for sale l.T Äj'I VICKKliY J HNSON. TRP trUSS'. Just ree'd a Irrsh lot ol best qoal ty Tarpaulias, for sale by y24 J. H. MAGHEE & CO. JUST recd a lot of very line hair eord Camkrios, for Ladies' Jackets, for sale very cheap hy y24 J. H HAGARE & CO. FL.OCII FK SALK, TE have in store at Be-ment & V e'e's and at Tenney & V w - Sorennon'. a lot of choice Faai'ly Kionr. Hiving made arrangements with ti:"' abv e h'.uees to sell our Flour, th- public loay rely on turiNr wirb th-sa at all times a hrat rate article, made -i the Wry bent o' aheat. r m win;atb & C' , iy23-lm Clay County Mills hoaüsig Cron. lud urgent si rjit .niiNHY. CITIZENS' Bank. Onerobe" Insurance in Bansin? Company, and Lagrange Bank ol 'Jwore a; B-io of flhstan.iogj and Commereia1 Bane of ashe.lle. l.d M-mphia and m-.st orbr Banks of Alabama, T nnesee. Ge rgia an'- Vorh aod nuth Carolina, taken at par torOiocerie at th lowest nash prices, or bought at a smsll discount for cash, br je2 tt S. K. GILBERT & CfK, Sye. near W ater. C"ST VHD 25 boxes ? dni each, reo'd and for sale by ifi iyi S. K. GlußKRT t 0.. Sy-. rear Water. fL'tl CAMPHOR -Ins ree'd per Mirengo for sale m jySi by S li. GILBERT & CO . Sye near Water M 'HOICK lniGO 20 lbs Tery choice iust reo'd. for Vy sale low by jy23 S K HILBERT & CO. CHARLES BAUN UM, DxarR I Watches, :..-. Its Jewelry, kc. riKSI ST KICKT. ItTWt'ü MAIS AKD LOCUST, Evansville, Ind. T WVTf'HK tSU JHVKI.RT HR subscriber h-M ust reeetred a fine tot of watch KS a jkwfi.ky which he is prepared to eell cheaper than erer for ea h. His stoceonaists ia part of Witch s o' rari. on stilts and d ices- J- wtlrv of all k ads and inality, ineloding S'ime Gold. tone. "Mosaic ,V Coral in setts; Gold and S'lrer Chios Rraoelets Locket. Necklace-, dings, ftnl l Sil -es. Sieer Buttons. Gold l'uc, Plaf d Spoons aad Forks. Silver Tl imhles. G'iards. Keys. Jett Braeelets i-e. &e. Ia f set. almost er rything usually in a Jewelry Store, all o' which will be warranted a represented and will he sold eheape than ever offered before in the city. A call from too. e desirous of pnrcbasiDg is respeetfnlly olicit-d. Clocks Watrht anu Jewelry of all kinds repaired in tha best, minner and work warranted. j23-tf OHAS. B A BS CM. NEWS! fF. CRISP is reoeiring regularly Try eroafag hy Hxpreas. the Cincinnati Commercial and E-qu'rer, also the LnuivilleJouraal. eitheror whiob will ha deliver-d to the subscribers, 12;, eesta rer week, or at 5 cent fora .i"re py, pers reeeirea hy Sitardsy erering'a Express will he delivered on Sunday morning from 7 antil 8 o'clock at hisofflee Kocter' fcuildiog. jrZS-lw

SHERIFF'S SALES,

' ICnder thin bsad will always t found a oorrset statemeAt ofths Sheriff's Sales, indudiag !( partis, pi , rt Bad tint sales. SOLOMON 1 AHN t JOHN KOCH AND PKTKÄ KOCH Salt July JSth of tha fallowing propsrty: Lai '. 3. ia block l&l ia Lamase eitv LICESMS. IOTICK a hereby gives ta all Draymea. Cartmoa, Exil preasoica. Hack and Ownibaa keeper. Auetioaeers, Ton Pia. Bauteil and Billiard keepers, llanagers ol Theatrr ... Ceni.ers. Peddlers aad Hook V ender, that their licenses all etpir oa tbe 1st day of Beat ro.uth (Aug ist) and that the same Bait he reaowod ob or before that tima. aad ia default tbttritot the ordinances in such oases Blade aad provided will be strctly oafore-d By order jy22-lm WELL 1. WALKES, City Clerk. B?K K H RKT EEI 5 kbls Baak Wheat Seed, M9 rte'd per steamer Diamond by j jrtt Z.H. COOK KSON. COUPOKATIUN NOTICE. ORDERED. That tb- owners of Lots adjoining the Hey running from .Main street to Sycamore i'treet. betwera 4th and 5th i.ret. eaase eiid alley t" be redneud to tbe eity trade, wthin tn days 'fr the publication of this notice, and in default thereof the Street CoiitiissiuaeT is hereby aathoriced to rroeeed and perform i'd wore, and the costs aad expenses will e asse9eito and eol'ected by rale of said Lou, or so mucb thereof as will satisfy said lien and costs. By order M th Coanoil. ' JJ22-I0I WELL. H. WALETER. O.erk.' P THK CIDER VISK iR.-25 libls 'orsnte lyii S. K. ( i L H ft K T X CO., H e.near Water c .J isZi S. E. GILBKRT fc CO.. Sjo. no .r Water 5lf COtFKK. 125 ha or sole low by a .iyiM 8 E. frlLBKRT A 0') . 8yc. near Wa'er. VIX'HKri 1W ftof round wood box aad Moc allef b:at quality, lor ealo low br r ealo low br II. BERT & CO., Sto. irir W;r. y22 ! K sotici:. WE closes our Banktnx House to-day f r ten äst. f-r the I'Urpose of making oaie itnpr-reoent fr pnmorg an. I others harisg business wkotbe bank will find me r.t tlis Crescent City Sank. jyll G. OOPKfcAM). DIXSOl.rTIOS. r3HI? firra of Tiaiicock Brothers war diw.lTed by 1'niitaa . : . .... T J j f r i I. I i.' n ' i . n i - E LIS HA B tPPOI'K, BABCOOK. jyll-tf HENRY V HI, VI K I. K VK1X. AS found oa Uherrt street a lew days ago. Cull and V pay cnarxes ana gel it jy21 Ht CO S A II T LltSil 1 1 . 'Jf HE nndees'gned hae forme 1 a co artaer-hip noiler th a n .me ano.style nt Kabcocs & onntafc. and a ill -arry on the Hardware Ku-iueason VV ater strei t at the old r and ol Kacock Brothers. HEVRVO. B A uOOf'K. jyil-tf O"OK0i2 S. SONNTAO. GUUCK'HESAIU PltimiTK. rIPHK un i'.r-ijT e-i will ontiiiue the trrocery ad Prodaee K Butfine.s of the late firm of Habuock Brothers, ia his owe t:awe and for his own ccomt T2I tf EL1SHA S B RCOCK NOT I CK. 'IAILORH and Seamstresses will find constant emplgy X menial A . AN P Cll K A; HO -e) . y 19 2 Main street, next door to Breach Bank, CLOTHIMi .IT WHOLES 1L1), Encourage Home Industry, rTTHK undersigned take lea re to inform th erchants of BL this etty ar.il country that they have tha rifcveou me-c-ed the manufacture ol Clotuig. are nl- importing, aad d-al in Overeoaring. C'cth Oa-semi.res. Sat-netie Jeane. Tweeds, and allsirt of Li ings, and Tailor Trimmings Havnc puroaaaed tbe raw a .t-rials of fleet olass f .ctories. and only em. ley th bet of bsori it enables ne to warmu sutetautiai sewing; and an etperiene in this branch of business for sereral year enables a to compete with anv other establishment of this eort in rpect to price as well as terms. We there r take occasion to r-qa st vonfr eiit before yon seek itant markets, where, we eesure yon, vo'i will find as good an ortm-et, and pric aerea lew-r her, than other plsoi. Please oallaal examin in oed-r to rifv. A. A'SPAT"BR k . jyl8-lnt Mln ret. 'lextdooe Bra eh Bank lnill.tinTK ATD"' ItOTK'K. !TOTICR ' h rebr giv ha'.theundersisn-d ha been appaated tdministrator. with tht will aanesed of the es t-itn ol Thomas Cowle, la'e of Vanderburgh conaty, doeased aid estate supp -sod to he solvent H. Q. WUiiELFR Adtnialstntor jy IS V ith Will Annexed. lDM!VI-STRTOn'S OTICK. fATOTICE is m reHy siren that th nnd.rsigne hisbeoBap1 pointed dmioarator of the a-tate of Mary Shannon late of Vanderburgh eounty, deevased. ai-' estate 'satipposed tobe iasol runt. iyl II O. WHEELKR. Ad'm. nMIXI4TRTOR'H I.K. "kJOTIOE i herebr giren that 1 will a -I I at t'uMio Auction 1 ob Sacirday. the Mth day i f August, IX. at the Auction Roums of Woolsey at Nelson ib Kraiisville. The pereinal prop-rtr of Marr .ihmnom. deceased. oonsUtiBg of Beds, Redding Household rurnicure. Clothing ko- A credit ot six monihsoa all sums tn e three do Urs. to I rin notes with interest waiving riier laws antt approved security. jyl H H II KI,BP, VI" inl-.eator it wi lbs Table Hutter; 1 dos Errs for sale -r y2 CALDWELL ft LANOLET. ABRKAÄTPIX f the shape of a harp, with pearls on side and hair in centre. Valu-d forthe eakeofthe airer. The fio'lershall be rewsrded anl receive tb thanks of the owner fe- leaving it at this office. jo25tf LOST. tlKMOKAtpiM nook, bound in Leather with steel if, sprint lock l't In som stre. Th owner will h thankful to have tha same lc't at this office. iütr 1 and 2 MaeVerel. znl? dn: ') b 1 Vos. 4" hf- bhls Vos. 2 and 1 Mackerel; lO'bxs Xo. 1 Herring; v rr-nnis o. i. l nnti s ao; ,5 nxs scale no; 20,00'' Cuba 3-x Cibars, ree'd and for sale at reduced prices by je20 I. D. HEIJIAWX. GEORGIA LOTTERY, Jlutkoriicd by Ike Slate of O'trg-ia.) Fort bain Academy Io(lt.'rv! r l a s 1 7 . To bs draws ia the City of tlan a. Georgia, in public en M'.uday, July 2d 185 . on the HAVANA P Ii A 1 , SAM'L SWAN Se CO., MANAGERS. PKIZKS AMGCNTINO TO 0 1O2, O O O 2 ! - Will be distributed according to the following M VIl tlPK liVT sI HUIb! KVRST llTMKn TlCKkT SUM TO UKAW A PHIZC. 30.0ÜÜ NUMBEKS15,190 PHIZES! 1 Prix of..: t do I da 1 do 2 Prise of 2 a r10 do ICO do , 2(1 1)00 i IU.1OO is 1.000 is 1. is 400 ara - 22 are ' 80 are 60 are 20,0110 10,000 1.010 1,000 KOI' 44(1 gte s.oot 4 prises 4 ea a to 8 it 8 do 40 0 15.0(10 CO of t200 approximating to .000 prit are Sop i do 10 000 do do 40" 50 d 1.000 do do 400 40 do 400 do de K20 30 do 20 do do 2r 20 do 80 do do W1 4 antonntingta 60 001 1.1. 190 Priie amounting to I02.fMH) Th. 15.001 Prizes of I are determined by thea mber which draws the A) 000 Prise if that number should be an odd nnuihtr then every odd number 'ickMi in the scheme will be entitled to 1- if an even number, then every even number ticket in the cha will he entitled to 4, in addition to any other prise which the ticket may draw. - Purchasers ia bnvin aa equal quantity of add and aven number tickets will l-e certain ef-lrawins marly half the cost ol the s ime, with ohiaces of obtaining other prizes. tOjr Kemetub.-r that every Prise is drawn, end paialila in full without deduction a)wr-All priz-s ol 1 OOOaod nndee paid immediately after the drawin g oth-r rrizes at the nenal time of thirty dare. Alle'immunicatinistrictlye''&tidrntial Tbedrawn numberwill be forwarded to purchasers imm -daoely a'tor the drswinr. xrWho'e Tickets. 5 Halves, f', tjuarter. flH.-i i'rise ticsetn asbed or rer.ewedin t.thr tickets at either ofiice. Or era for tickets can be ddrijed to j l-td S. Sn'.'N & CO., Atlanta, Ga. COFFEE. 75 b prime Fastern I oee; 2'' paakets Old Gov't J.va Coffee; in stnrt . furtialeby jyP Z. H. fOi'K SON. USIHlrS SC 15 gri.sa gr and Pepper; 15 ?res ground Ginger; 15 d'j do Alsnice: 10 do do Cli'Ves: 10 d. do Cinnamon ;K) dot Kencu-ty Mustard; 10bblT)rted Appl s; n bn-ih Horn Veal; 4(i hst Pnlm .map; bss itar Cardies; 2) do Tallow Candles; Ju.t ree'd by jyll Z H. COOK & SON. Fl L.OUISVIlLI.EeEFANSVII.I.E 7t i r s, i it i. THE no light draught steam-r crB . wilt ' e4e'l0,, r- gulariy as iv. , pssi. g down .verr it ' i,'b m sundv a-J uo every Wedneidar. She will tike freitw and passenger at tha regular packet rates, jyl7-tf A U A I W . KOTnEt arrival of l.awns. Mnsqneto Bars. Oreen xt Wi dosr Paper, and a general assortment oi other Dry Goods at jy 17 SAMUEL EMBIOU NOTICE. LL iieraisi who have e'a-in- against us, will please present tliem im med ately lee; payment; n4 all thee who ka-w theittei:lvea inderd to as, will do as a favor by pay ing tha aana y!7-tf . .n at o. v tu a. ctt t , PfJBf.tr NOTICE TO ALL WHO vf Kf MAY C SCKKN. I HA V this day (Ja!j 14th. . sold ant tay entire in'ereet in the merchandise a d eTeryhing pertaining ther-unto. formerly owned by J W. ft s ickerr to Mr Chr'es McJohastoB. Jr. who with Sir. James W. Viekerv will con tinue the bnsinea at f'e old sttad. I return my sine re tbaaks ia tay namren friend for th-ir liberal patrnnagterteaded to me. while ia bu.ineas ia eonaectioa with th old firm, and w-juld ba pleased that the am may t continued with the bow. J17 V SAMUEL VICKERY. A CARD. JWA VINO asuoointed with m in business Mr. Ch-rls It MeJohastin. Jr.. ia pise f Mr. . Viokery retired. We will conti a Be to do a Family Gr"Cry and Pronsioa business, at the o'd stand, near the rVa--Mngten Hotel." under tbe name sad style ol Vicgr.RT Johsstos. I will ba happy to waiton all my old friends and customers, aad ob as many new obos as mav favor us with their patronaee. promising to do tha aaeea-le o all. JAMBS W. VinKRRT. P. S. Mr. Sam 'I Vickery fa authorised to ni-ko eoUee tions and nay all demands against the old arm . the nam o( the old iirnt will teusod in the liquidation of debts &c. jjl7 l.T. V.

RAILROADS, &C.

EVANSVILLE &, CRA VVFuRDSVILLE iS3sx!Tjar5 R A I L R O A D, I EJ.TIiTlKIl .tHKAJiGEMEftT. ON ad aitsY Jfoaday, June 15th. until tarther rati. The MaH Faesrsger Train will tear Kvansvill ,g 1:20 P. M.; arriving at Vincennes at 4:2bP. M , ia tine te connect with tb Kvoahig t-ain oa the Ohio aad hissiseital Railmad far St Lewis wad Central Illinois. Torre Uaete at " 7:45 P. M.. end Indianspi jis at f;05 A. al.. making direct connections for Cincinnati Co(uxiba, Clsrslaad, Philadel- " rvhia New York and RItiinReturning leave Terre-flaafe at 9:55 P. M.; after tbe ar-' l-l t r 1 j : . 1 ; -i.-. -. D n. . ' " . ..VM. AUUIUVV.M ... V m AIWIII1III al :25 P, M. Passengers by this train ean Dome frpss St. Loni Ciaeiaaa- " ti aad LouisvUl same day. Baggage ehssksd at ladisaapolis. FARES: Fron ETansrin to St. Louis T....7,ij; 11 5 ..... 9 b , IS f ' 17 5C , 4 Kr ' J so 14 SC' 22 00 ; 00 ?3r-

Cnicaro Indianapolis, Cincinnati Cleveland Buffalo New York Pittsburgh V heeling...... .... Baltimore Washington Philadelphia Koston. . . 28 SO Daily Freisht Trains leave EraEseille and Terro-Uant at 7 40 A . M., on w hie a local passensers will be takea m For any information or through Ticket, apply air the " Conpany's Transportation Office, head of l nennt stet. Et- " ansville. jel4 J. J. PANIKLS. Snp'l. Princeton C'arioa and Henderson Fatriet tak en other adv. sn1 ropy, AOAJIS EXPKESS COI5ISANir. NEW ARRANGEMENT THE ADAMS EXPRESS OOMPAXT reitpfotmllj n- " aounofv to their frienlt. th pui)irof Krtugf j)ft ' vicinitv. that tbnv hv dt.t rmiiif4 to omn in nftp. . 4 KvneTille to bp Üevoted cxolniTtily to tbe trarsscticn tiie hugines nf th?ir Line, and hivTt ppointed lur. OKO . V". MoBK rtR as tbeir A pent. vh, from hi rinpctic with tbe bna.aiii. ia prrfctlf miliar with all tb xovtet un ' urjiins bi mr-T nprnnfn rTI UrTRPaT W ' Bt rap K'en üiftHa with fh mT r-hject of iirriirr the facilities the "xnreM. an, rher't forevte ti desiraY-il.rv f. tf pk'. " He toanronipHh which the fcei eft ort o cor lora! hftm will ha eTe.aMv Hirecte. ll pe'ruoos bTinr huiineri with onr cowannr wfll pleat ea!l on Mr, M Pride at our new off re on f rst tttet. ht-twe-n Lf-cnst and Wain, who alone it authorie J to art foi on from this dare. noY2-.ff A TstJ?Rr fj 4 TTnFH Snnerinen--'tiT F!f KSfl Ut-MVt l.S. " ffT rere.T 1 (snd on w nneo:nfr dre't -totii Phi1ft4el- " phia. 8 hf ehosta 24 hx fronet P'aek nti ßra -anionTft wvch it half eht of -xtr B'aek T. which we TeeoTrm-it. to th.co whn'oveir. all of which ia ; öfteren" mt ft small advance on cAst fiU und trv it t VICKKRTA TOffVHTOVaH. jylT v Wain t , utxr Washington Hotel. T PI.TK. ct r.1soo boxes Tin l"at.e: ?n Firs Flock Tin; irs 'topper Bottoxsa-sortea; 4000 do Wir do la store and forest W iyl.' AtfT KL ORK. 2JF. RVK FI OI R. 5bbls ysTkle's extra brand, iast ree'd by jea Z. H. COOK A SON. ' HITS! and red Lead for sale by iyn SAMUEL CXR. 1 GROS Ceairess Water, just received hy JVI7 2. H.COOeT gOX. Coutrv iivro.v lnwi lbs Hams: 2000 lbs Shoulder; ti)O0 lo Hide, rib'd and oleir: also a snrply af extra Sugar Cured and Caavassed Haws In store and far sale br jJ. HERSUBBRGKR OARSOK. OUlRni 841 B OF REIL EST A K. mT-.TICK is her-by green that Henry Jaeoks, Uaardiaa af ll tha minor heirs ol William W.rod . dee- astd by sirtn f an order or the Oourt a Onnau Pleas al Vanderbai g aoaa ty. oa tbe 2d dsy of Angust. I85S. b tweea 10 o'clock A at. ad 4 o'clock P. äl., of said dar. will sell as pub'ie auctiea, at the door of the Court House, ia the city of Evansville, Vaadei burgh eo , Indisua. all that: tha South hilf a' tha North Fast quarter of ti e North Hast nuarter of aecttoa nlaeteen. town six. South ot Rang ten west, belengina to said heirs and not hrntofnre aoll. th same being aliont igbl scree, upon the folloaina terras to wit: One third r tha pnrcbas money to be paid ia cash, oae third Ib six aad ana third ia twelve monthe. the purehreer to giro hi.BOteafer the two last payments with interest fiom the day af sale. Be onred by mortgage upoa the preteise". jy-3w IIXNHV JACOB. Quardlaa. DIISOI I TIO.v IkOTH'K. fWITF. partnership heretofore existing between th aaderS signed ha been dissolved hy tnntual eoBseat. A)1 tha utstanding business of the Arm of Kendall AY Rogers will ba sattlcd by J. II. Roger, to whom all bills will fee proseated and payment of debts wsda. It I nerrseary ta settle tha hnsiness efth firm immediately. PETER KKVUaLL, jy-3w ir. ROOBR8. VIKnR M XCF4CTOBY. WE. the undereisaed, wish ta call the attention af tha Wholesale Ve, hsn s of Evansville aad dealer la reneral. to tbe laet that we are a w maaofaetnriag a pure artide of Cider Viaesar, which we will eell aa to ompeta with Oincianati or Pittsburgh prices Givensaeall. A lair trial is all we ask. JMKRCKR A lilLFORD Q N. R. The manuractry is situated ob the aoraer of Foarra and Panel tree's Lamaeeo city jl-dswlytj NEW ESGIJJiI) ISL.AC'KINts. AFTbR rers ol experivtentinr to attain the end af alllag aad folishing leather m tth oae srticl. J. Ii. BICH A KD4 hae at length .lisc -v.r d a compo-ttion which will beantitnlly pnlieh all kiads of b. o'saadshoa. aad also readertliem solt and pUable Tliis splendid eompisitlon Istraly unrivalled in this or any otber country for its shi a ing quality, and itsnutritious effects to the leather. All who "go in" for labor-savins preservation and r;11ianev will u-e the New EnglaBi Blacking. Sold ia Eaan-ville hy Win ley Hawyer. J.W. i 8. Vickery, Crasfurd Öe'll, Urrshkrraer ft Carsoa, and others. jyB-tf. kKW I'O I ATOI8. OONSTVATsnpply or Potatoes lower thsa they sell is t market. jIQ HHRSHBWROKR h ' AKD!, ICB CM 4n KKPHlKKBATORs.12 Ice fhests assorted sizes; 10 da Refrigerators assorted sizes, just ree'd by 1710 Z H. COOC 80!f. 10l,l,AItS AMI I.M):R8LKEVKP.J ÄiiO Knslish Worked Collsn; 130 pair Jaooaett L'uderslceves, ree'd to-day aad far sal by JAMES LOW A CO. rooFi:v4, tuT II t5H boxes Reofiee 3000 lb assorted W Tin; 3.9" boxes K z Tin: ire, for sale by SAXlSb ORK, SOKKT lllOi VSO TlXC- ... 175 bdls assorted Sheet Iron; sal- by jyS 3 eatks Sheet Ziae. far AM L ORK. 70 plots. TOVS Iron just receiTed per '-Lneie Msy." Thi with our former stock makes oar aasor ment eon jy!7 SAMUEL ORK. WATE It COOI.KIIK AM ICE CHESTS. 'ÄnOHB who would practice economy will at ono eall aa Hornbrook A Co.. and purchase to one desirable arcialea we sell them low for cash. JylS P. HORN-BROOK t CO. - CIIOK K OLD CHK1.C.V.-2I' boxes very supsrior Cheese just received by jyl4 HKÜSHBFROER A CARSON. t tf LR3 extra Sogar "euTed nrieT"Beef. ree'd p7r JL fff "76," aud fnal, t jyi4 HKRSUBEROi?R CARSON. fIMK. 20O0 bHs in superior order: Oolite Pin Kirer J and Wolf Creek White Lime; and Hcliillinis Orer. al ways on hand; also Whito and (trey Lime in hh.. for sale by ivia ''. tiiif sä uo, c KMKiVr. 209hMsJ. Hulme c7 l" for lor se.le ry r.Klt FOSTFR CO low ht vl2 j' I.Ot'. 100 bids acd sacks r.o'd p r ra-lr ad ta day V for sale by iyl2 OBO. FOSIKR & CO. I'Pl'FFSER. II I.V. A CrO'i Knnowhs Salt. lit Ifli'l. fi'STSRA ro . Agents,. Ha-e 2-5O0 bols on hand t rai road -lepit aod Canal. iV2 'UK I KlfS I M I'liOVKil lni ii Jllf'T,' d"Zn nl Che-tir's Im prov j-i Fruit t ans. the simrle.t. snreet and cfceapct cm tree inveu'ed . 1 hey have no equal, thev are made of the rsrt be-i ma-erials ani can be ueed for years. No satitaouy, leaf or niVw- r ati.t thesecsn. Z H CO K MM, jrl Si1 ifn f"r IjvansTiKa,' NOTICE IIXT .t A. COitvrTanlf'itv rewMI.- t..ken t par fee Clothing at L. KAU.N'S Clothing Store, twi d.mri above th di.ueual Office. . jy t-tf B k'i(H'!AD, up o-iir' r exra r?iaii jus: ri-c d aud Vr for sale in q.iautitics 'o su i v 1 b Z. H. C!!)K 4 SON. I.TOCU ty -K-i tf Bt?l,S. unply kept cobstanclyonh ni ft ' s Ii,w t rrark t prices ly lelH H V. OI'.n'Ct'T ft ' v "ci- VI ,-T. noTr-:f. rim A f.-;. TfTRstiBd known s te New dote', at New harre, will be s ld n :eT ns i'lv ta nneto th- u er. tie favorably located in the Hiurisbing t of N'awherrv in (ir-ei.eceno-tv. Ind., ba al tne neres-iry out hou-es cirtTas. A-e . with onnimodi 'os St .f'les at acte . Whi n it is'kn'.an tint. Ncwherrv is the ;erminnoftbeouilieru division of the K. I aad 0. Straight l ine Riil'-sd, and a!-n located imme-tia'eW a th W and E Cane at tbe Feeder Ta ., ob White river isla beautiful and healthy location wih aa good a aurrcoa4ig eountvy as anv ia the 4 täte, perscrs w:shinr to invest in prpertv of this kind, will see he aura . tage, of invo:inr h rv. "or ,-iartioaIa.s apply to either O. I4. "T(ilA KJ jtii i a THijMA. JOHNSON. KOCK HAVES FOIt ill.E. WI8Hf to retire from active hnsiaas t amy-far-a, I n-.ir offer this plaea 'or sal, "a it is a. ecmmodiou Tasara Hon.. one larse three story -S'one Wai-bon also on. of Frame; a Pork Haas . with cpac'tv m sltasbter from 400 to snp hois tcr - day with good taMe. aad H neeesian aat-bnildings I - hm astoae 'snnmeol xo"0 depth of water aad at all time . fre from mud. ft bow nosesa a good Dry floods aad l?r ery Trade and is wid.lv knows r.s a shippiag point second to hut lew towns ob tha Öhin river from Louisville ta Kvaa--Till. Tha location and cliara tar af th husiaes af tha nlaea imperativalr reau're other braaches af business ta ba onduetederii: A Tohaeoo Stemmerr. &a . all tiaily aeeeasary to snnplr tha demaad of th pnona. ssst which, tf doaa, would inere. he eweral basinfs f ta Ifiaaa amatingly A large section of ths country freai whisk.'. tAlh'a tin. ra 1m1. h.. k. .-iveil I for WSBt af TOBd H and nearer thi piint than any other wiil la a ""J1 nroiixnt to tnis piaoe ta aa oner nae reee ie,., f r the openirg af sew roads.) For 'artber iaormat' ad-, drcsv r " ' ROBRRr ORHAM. Iy9-td "ock Have. KrS" KIO. 25 l oses freh, only daya fraas Ni J J OrUana, for sals Is w by f.Ep. FOSTER & CO.

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