Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 10, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 8 August 1856 — Page 3

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GOVERNOR, OLIVGIt P. JHOKTON, t Wayne. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, CO.IItAD IIAKEK, of VanderburU. , SECRETARY OF STATE, , . , ' JOIIK W.D.tWSO,ol Allen. TREASURER OP STATE, "WILLIAM U. NOFFSlNtiEIlof Parke. AUDITOB OF STATE, E. W. II. ULLIS, f Clarion. 8ÜPKUIXTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. C II A It LtS BAHES, of Floyd. ATTORNEY GENERAL, JAMES II. CIIAVEKS, of KIpley REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT, 'JOHN A. STEIN of Tippecanoe. ; CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN A. HEAL, of Iiaml. -'' ' FOK UOAIJRKSS, JAMES C. VEATCII, er rrvcrx couwtt. PEOPLE'S MASS MEETING. Mai meetings of the People oppoied to the present d ministration and itt continuance under James Bui-han-"n, wlllt held at the following timea and placet. "Judge Morton and others will address the public. roryilon, Aueust 13th. ..- . . '- Princeton, Aurnst 23d. Terre Haitte. September 3d. Seymour, September 5th. 'appointments for judge mobton. Judge Morton, People's candidate for Governor, will ! speak at the following times aud places. Let the whole 'people turn out an1 hear hi in: -. Delp'ii, July 31. at 1 p. M. Dayton. August 11, at 1 r. K. Knekville, Auuit, ad at I r. . ' ' Greencattle, Aujrnst 4th at 1 r. M. . . . Hedlord, August 5th, at 1 p. M. Malum, A ugust ttth.at 1 p. m. , . Itlooniington, August "th, at 1 p. M. Cordwin, August 13, at I p. x. l.OHvinworth. August 14, at 1 r. H. Koine, Aiigu.t 16, at 1 p. m. ' , Kockport. Ausnst IH. at P. M. HoonuTille, August l!l, at I p. m. - Wt. Vurnou, August 21, at I p. nr. Kransville, August Si, at 1 P at. Princeton, A ug-ust S3, at 1 P. n. Petersburg, Augustas. at 1 p. . Washinztoii, AugustaG, at 1 P, M. Dover Hill. AozustaT, at I P. it. Paoli, Angus-2, at 1 p. Npenoor (dwim Co.) August 20, at 1 P. M. " ' 4 Ulooinneld, A ngust 30, nl I P. M. Sullivan, September 1. all P. M. Howling Green. Sept. S.atlp. M. Terre Haut Sept. 3, at I P. m. Seymour, Sept. 3, al 1 o'clock. PILLMORB, D ONELSON AND THE UrVIOA! Am psrsaas favorable to tha election of Fiixmobb and Doxki.sok. are reqneetad ts matt at APOLLO tt ALL, SATURDAY EVP... AUG. ril, 18.56. to organise a Fillxorb akd Doxklsox Clus. Ju, G. Janes, John J. Chnudlsr as 4 Jas. üarlsn. Jr . and ethtre will address the meeting. Signed: " JOHN SHANKLIN, JNO. S HOPKINS. , .", WM. CALDWELL, JNO. J. CHANDLER. - JAMES . JUNES. KILAS STEPHENS. AUD. H. SANDERS. W. B. HOLLINUSWORTH. aad leventr-tive others. Ken tacky Election. - The Result in Marion EiglU ITundred 'Gain.- The contest for Sheriff ia Marion coHnity wai made a test rote of the strength of parities there. The regular nominee of the Sag "Nichts has been defeated by almost fifty Totes. The Sng Kicht majority in Marion last year was 740. This vote for Sheriff shows a loss VU extra. en vm wmmr Owaj -Mlv--VtTAi01IJ UOO votes. This is far better than was expected. Our friends have only claimed a gain of 10UO for Fillmore over Morehead's vote in the three counties of Marion, Washington and Nelson. Lo. Jou). Iowa Election. ! Davenport, ug5. Scott county gives the Republicans 330 majority. Muscatine, Aug. 5, This county gives about 150 majority for the Republicans. Jackson county gives the same majority to the Republicans. DesmOnics county gives also a Republican majority. ' i Washington, Aug 5. The President sent a message to the Senate to-day, in reply to a resolution, stating that - no order has been issued from the War Department, to any officer commanding in Kansas, to disperse any unarmed meeting of the people of that Territory, or prevent them by mil'tary power from as: embling. From the correspondence transmitted, it appears that the Secretary is not ' satisfied that ' circumstances were such as to justify Col. Sumner in employing military force to disperse the Assembly at Topeka, and has called upon him to communicate on that point, it not yet Jully appearing that the case was one upon -which, by his instructions, he was authorized - to act. Where did nE get his Money. Rev. (!!!) W. C. Larrabee was elected, by the Slave .Democracy, Superintendent of Public Instruction. At that tiuio he was involved in debt, -and without the means of paying. His salary was $1,300 per year. He served two years, "v- and came out of that office worth thousands ' of dollars. Did he make his money honestly, or did he get it as a bonus from the Harpers -for the contract to furnish our School Libraries '"with Books, thereby wronging the State out of the amount received by him iheso aro inquiries from which he cannot longer skulk. ' Let him come forward and acknowledge his guilt and ask forgiveness of the people ot whom i-iie now asks the same office. - X. Y. Z. Driven" to Suicide by a Wrongful Charge of Theft. On Sunday evening last, a young girl jumped from one of the piers in the city of Racine, and was drowned. She had been accused of stealing money from her - employers, which impelled her to this act of violence. After her death the money was found in the house where she had lived. It .had been mislaid. Wadid not learn the names - of the parties. Milwavkic Wisconsin, 22d. , .u i r A Washington correspondent of the N. . Y. Herald says: . Gen. Lane says he does not intend to pub1 lish a card in reply to Burliogame's. Brooks and Keitt, I understand, will ba here on Saturday to be sworn in. They haire made eight hundred dollars a-picce by resigning, in constructive mileage laying off at the springs during the time. fj3 The St. Louis Democrat of Tuesday eays : The river is falling fust opposite, having fallen three feet since Friday morning. No irafrovement in the upper Mississippi near the llinoi, and the Missouri is falling. Seven arrivals since our last, including the Aunt Letty from New Orleans, with a fair cargo.

iiOCAI DEPARTMENT. TToVn' itemT BEFOKTBD BT DP TOW ST, Baq. Hj Wednesday night, was oue of the warmest of the season. It was perfectly absurd to attempt to sleep. To attempt to sleep was ut"U s wast of time, and the very idea of repose was an absurdity. JQ3 Work men are engaged in searching for the guttars with pick and spade, on Third street. kver since the enslaJluieol of our present board of Councilman, the work of repair, renovation, and improvement has been going on briskly all over the city; utility and economy are the objects of their labors, and without meaning any disparagement whatever to our former Boards, we must say that the piesentone is entitled to the thanks of the citiiens of Evansville for the manner in ahirb they are performing their duties. Laboring wi'hout remuneration or et en thanks, they seem determined to benefit the city regardless of sectional or personal Interests. At the expiration of their term, it would be a good idea f continue the present board ty consent. Hj Wednesday evening we were cheered by the prospect of a shower. Wednesday evening we were disappointed forit didn't rain. FobbsTallimo IBB Makkbt. Our police column shows one case of this kind. A few days ago. an iudi vidual went through the market representing himself a keeper of a boarding boase for hands on the railroad, and nnder this pretonce bought up all the potatoes ha could And. The next accouut we have of him. Seat Terro Haute selling these same potatoes at an advanced price. This is th way the people of Kvansville are lmpo 4 npon. We hope our Market Master will Reep a abarp look out for such transgressor and bring them I Justice. j HjThe Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh County will commence its session on the 1st Monday in September. Actor hb. Another raft of logs reported bard aground on the bar opposite the city. At our latest "look," several individuals were In the water up to shoe top, endeavoring to extricate it by piecemeal from its perilous position. Plenty water in the channel, men, for such craft, if you will only keep in it. Those who will persist in the attempt to i.avigat with a log raf , on heavy dews, needn't be surprised if they do find it a bard road to travel. POLICE MATTIES. J? Rtetrdtr Mill Aug. 5tA. Ibtoxica-tbb Is the word, which accordii g to Noah Webster expresses the eondltion in which Patrick Kelly was found by the Marshal. Incarcerated, is the word which according to the iudi lexicographer deuote his present situation, consequent on bis inability to liquidate a penalty of 95, and coats. Asf i.t akd Baitbrt. Geo. M. Inkenbrandtf suffered his angry passions to rise and get Hie better of his judgment. This led to a hostile demons) ration against Mr. Al-riii Scbmull. However it wasouly a momenta, ry ebulition of wrath and as neither of the parties belong to that class of per so us who are disposed to violate the laws, or to disturb the pence and dignity of the State of Indiana, the matter was soon, settled, and George was mulcted in a light One, (1 aud costs. Fine ana costs replevied. Violating, tub Market OftniMAxra. Complaint was entered against John G.)bitij for forestalling the market. It appears that Gnbing with a view to "turning an honest penny" had been busily engaged in buying up all the potatoes In the market, at 91 85, per bushel to retail to bis customers at the profitable advance of 91 4" per bushel. Gobiny reasoned thus, with the market mm. "If you dispose of your potatoes lu market you will

bo liable to imposition by having bad money pined upon you; but if you sell them to me, I will pay you in currency," thai was It substantially, perhaps not exact' y lu those wor a. As It was the flrst offence of the kind breugh'. before Recorder he was let off with a fine of 1 and costs. Slopping the Supplies. Washington, Aug. 5. House. -xiie nouse nas oeeu rt-j . of the day in considering bills relating to the District of Columbia. The House passed half a dozen, and then went into Committee on the Legislative, Judicial and Executive Appropriation Bill. Grow moved to strike out the salaries of Judges and Secretary of Kansas, declaring he would not vote to sustain a usurpation, nor pay the salaries of Judges who trample down the liberties of the people of that Territory. Phelps denied that the Legislative Assembly was elected by fraud, the pro-slavery party being in a majority, the effect of the amendment would be to delay the passage of the bill. Sherman offered on amendment providing that no part of the money for the territory shall be expended till the release of tho;e under arrest for treason and other alleged political offences. He stated that in Leaven woith county sixty-five men were thus charged, and in Douglas six men were under arrest for treason, which every lawyer knows to be unfounded. Millson said the amendment invoked the direct interference of the House with the 1 course of judicial proceedings, saying in effect' to the Judges : " You shall have no money j unless you acquit the prisoners." He would not characterize the movement as revolutionary, but it was subversive of every principle of common and criminal law. ' Sherman's amendment rejected by six ma jority and Grow's disagreed to. , Dunn offered a proviso that no part of this money be drawn from the treasury till a bill passed, and was approved by the President, for the pacification of the Kansas troubles, which shall contain a slavery restriction. There was but one remedy to take hold of the mischief by the roots and tear it all up. Grow agreed with Dunn in that remark, but why did he not vote for the bill to admit Kansas witn the Topeka Constitution, which would have plucked out slavery and given peace. , . . " Dunn's amendment was adopted. Ayes 70; nays not counted. On motion of Grow, another was added : that no money should be paid until the prose cutions pending for treason and other alleged offences, against the laws of the alleged Leg islature, which assembled at Shawnee Mission, be dismissed. Compensation and mileage for members of the Legislative Assembly, officers, clerks, and contingent expenses, amounting to $20,000, wa3 stricken out. Recess till 7 P. M. evening session. Cragin contrasted the past with our present history, to show how far our Gov't has departed from the doctrines of Washington and Jefferson on the great principles of human rights. Underwood vindicated slavery as being the best condition for the blacks of this country, and justified the repeal of the Missouri Restriction, on the ground of its unconstitutionality, and defended the principles of the American party. Leiter argued against the Northern Democ racy for their departure from anti-slavery ex tension principles, on wnich they formerly triumphed. He said he would try to convict and sentence, and, when November comes, will try and gxecuie them. tJOT.VTOKeJ.r-A lot of "plBk-eye" (good quality) Puuwea iuWoa.Bdrr..l. by STAFFORD.

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BEPOETED EXPRESSLY FOB. THE JOURNAL C 0 HÖBE SSI 0 N it? THIBTT-FOCBTH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION. Washington, Ang. 7. Senate. On motion of Weiler, resolution adopted calling on Preside nijfor correspondence relative to refusal of Honduras to receive a commercial agent fiom this government. On motion of Seward, a resolution was adopted requiring the President to communicate any information he may have, and his opinion as to expediency of establishing American Cod sulate at Loo Choo Islands. House Went into Committee of the Whole on Naval appropriation bills. Kentucky- Election. .. Louisville, Aug. 7. Twenty-seven counties carefully calculated and by best tests, give a Democratic gain of 5,596 in fifteen counties. Duval gains 2,600 making his election sure. 2 Americans, 4 Democrats and 2 Whig Judges elected. Democratic Stiste Convention. Trenton, N. J. Aug. 7. The Democratic State Convention of this State yesterday nominated Gen. W. C. Alex ander for Governor. Strong resolutions adopt ed, affirming the principles of the Cincinnati platform. Democratic Jlais neeting Portland, Me., Aug. 7. Democratic State Mass Meeting assembled . , r r i, to-day to ratify the nominations of Buchanan and Breckenndge. It was largely attended from all parts of the State. Nathan Clifford, President. t ire at Fall Itlver. Fall River, Aug. 7. Fall River Linen Mill .n this city partly burt to-day. Loss $15,000 insured Engineer of the Fire Department was severely injured by tilling from the roof. Boston, Aug. 7. Steamer America now receiving guns and coal, 170 of her crew deserted. Frigate Cumberland goes into dock for repairs. Macedonian brought home the remains of Commander Abbott deceased, from Hong Kong. Washington, Aug. 7. It is stated here that the Hon. Mr. Kcnnett has received to-day a dispach from his son at St. Louis informing him that he is certainly elected over Benton on the first district composed of St. Louis and St. Louis county. Pittsburgh, Aug. 7. River falling with 1 foot 10 inches by metal mark. HUeeourl Election. St. Loiiia, Aug. 6. Marion county, for Congress, Anderson, K. N., 1220; Richmond, Dem., 673; vote for Governor prolabIy about the same. Moss and Jeter, Americans, are elected to Legislature. -.o county gives ioo r. v.w;.. Robinson, Dein., elected to U. S. Senate. Howard co., Polk 200 majority over Ewing; Benton 50 votes. Salem Co., Cambridge precinct, Ewing 132; Polk, 95; Benton, 10. Chariton Co., large majority for Polk; Benton very small. Osage Co., Benton ticket ahead. Cooper Co., Benton, 344; Ewing, 692; Polk, 598. Harrison, Whig, and McAuchen, Democrat, elected Representatives. Randolph Co., largely for Polk over Ewing. Monroe Co., Ewing majority over Polk 350. Rais Co., majority for Ewing over Polk 200. White Co., Benton gets 50 votes out of 2,200, Tolk's maj. over Ewing 95. , Cole Co., Polk's maj. over Ewing 300; Benton beats Polk 95. Ransons elected Representative. St. Charles Co., Polk, 325; Benton, 52; Ewing, 486. Dudly, Dem. and Heald, Whig, elected Representatives. Lincolm Co., Polk's mj. over 200. J St. Francis Co., Farming ton precinct, rolk, 139; Benton, 16; Ewing, 49. For Congress, Camthen, 189. St. Genevieve Co., Polk, 486; Ewing, 341; Benton, 18. For Congress, Camthen, 522; Perry man, 339. . , New York, Aug. 7. Davis, Republican, is reported elected ni the Second District of Iowa. The Democrats in New Jersey have nominated Wm. C. Alexander for Governor. Cincinnati, Aug. 7. Flour S5G 05. Wheat firm at $1 25 1 26, for white. Whisky 2626re. Pro visions dull. Molasses 54c Sugar and cof fee without change. New York, Aug. 7. Flour unchanged; 800 bbls sold at $6 33 6 50 for Ohio; 7 9l3 10 for Southern. Wheat declined 3c; 10,000 bushels sold at 1 52) i 70 for Western Red. Corn de clined; 25,000 bushels sold at 64c ror mixed. Mess pork firm; 250 bbls sold. Beef higher. Lard firm." Whisky highar; 250 bbls sold at 38ic. - 1IKU1.U'A'10I NOTICE, rgHK eopartnership heretofore existing, between Isaac R. A. end M ttliaia and John B. Mills, is this day. by the undersigned, declared diaaolved. The husipeis hereaftei will be carried oa by laaac R. and Joha B. Milla. The business of the late ttrm will be settlei by aaas R. stills. ISAAC R. MILLS, aagl-lw JObJi B, MILLS. ÜALK UP läl'.AI. ESTATE. JOTICB is hereby g yen. hat Anjeriea Traf ton. Kx?ntr:x of thelate Will of William Tratton, dee'd, by virta.of aa order of the Court of Common rieaa oi vanaernurgn county, on the 1st day of eptember nest, between 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'ela-.'k p. M. of said day. attnadoorof the Court Uouae in the city of Kranstille, will sell a part of Lot No. S3. Ürig-'a! P'a of said eity. the same being the south-east half of said lot. and situated oa the corner of First and Wal-no-atreeta. upoa Hie following terme, to-wit: One-quarter of the purehaoe money to be paid ia cash; one-quart r ia six moaiha. one-quarter ia twelve mont' - aad eae-qnarter ia eichte n month, th. nurehaaer to aivt s notes for the thrda last paymeate with intercat from the any of aale, secured by" mortgage upon the nremtaea. augl-tds AJ1KRICA TEAFTOTT. Adm'rx. As. (21 Kfc'Y BAQ8.- J0 bales heavy-for sale low to elosa cansigaajet bv GEO. FOSTFR CO.. aji r Cotatr Leoutt street end tkJ Canal.

By Last Night's Mails. Iowa Election. Chicago, Aug. 6. The retnrns to date from ten counties foot up 1950 Republican majority. Timothy Davis, Rep., for Congress in the second district is largely ahead. Washington, Aug. 6. A private dispatch says the city of Dubuque Iowa, gives 350 Democratic majority. Washington, Ang. 6. The President has communicate 1 to the Senate a reply to the resolution calling for information relative to affairs in San Francisco together with the correspondence on the subject A letter from the Governor of California asks the President for 3000 stand of muskets or rifles, 50 rounds of ammunition, 2 mortars, 3 or 4 shells, and 2 guns with large calibre, with their ammunition and appliances, promising that they shall be paid for or returned. He also asks to suppress the insurrection. The President concerning insuperable obstacles

to the action now deinaü led, referred the sub ject to the Attorney General, whose decision be approves. Mr. Cushing argues that there is no evidence in the Governor's statements or authentic information that in what has occurreJ there was committed or threatened any resistance or obstruction to the Constitution, laws, or official authority of the United States. 1 he President is only ta be moved to action insurrection ex5sts. or hen snch xt cannot be convened,and when emminent or extreme public disaster can be avoided by the interposition of the Federal Government. He says the whole constitutional power ofCalifornia has not been exerted, and it does not apth(j Governor tool any stepsto con Tene the Legislature, although that remedy might have been adopted and had its effectual application to the evils long be lore any such remedy could be demanded from the President. Washinotos, Aug. 6. Prvor and Ridge way, editors from Richmond, fought a duel this morning at BladensOnief,v., tu: j;. xblood was spilt, and the difficulty amicably adjusted. Brooks and Hurling. me. Baltimoue, Aug. 6. Further csrrcspondence is published, in relation the Brooks affair. Lrne says that inas much ns Burlingame was willing to meet Brooks anywhere, he is directed by the latter to request that a peaee meeting be designated; that in behalf of Brooks, he is authorized to name any place within ten miles of Washington anrl tn arwnt anv Ttlufp within nnn htm. , r- j i - ...... ...... d red miles of Washington. Campbell replies his authority to act as Burlingamc's friend, ceased on the 26 ult , and he returns Lane's communication, that he may communicate with Burlingame, as he thinks proper. Lane again addresses Campbell, informing him that Brooks will await Burlingaine's address or return to the city, until Tuesday, and then make his expose. Campbell replies, reiterating that his authority to act for Burlingame had ceased; that he was not informed of his address, and that neither Burlingame nor himself feared the threatened expose. Circuit Judges. The following gentlemen have been elected to the office of Circuit Judge in this State: In the Lexington district, the Hon. Wm. C. Goodloe is re-elected without opposition, the Hon. Richard Hawes having declined before the election. In the Convention district, Samuel M. Moore of Kenton, is elected over Win. Trimble, of Harrison. In the Louisville district, Hon. Wm. F. Bullock is re-elected without opposition. In the Montgomery district, Hon. James W. Moore is re-elected over B. J. Peters. In the Mason district, B. C. Phister is elect ed over Wad3 worth Loa. Jour. 7th. AUCTION SALES. DAKiXI WOOUaV.... HIBASJ Kit 1.80 ALCHOXKKUK, COMMISSION MFH HAM'S, and Itcal Eatule Hrokera HAVINO teaaed for a term of years and fitted npthe Old Court House, corner of Maiu aad Third streets, we ar. now prepared to receive for sale at auction or private aale, all Linda of gods, ware aad merchandise; household furniture, Horace, ouikim. etc.. ete. Caan i'ivancea ma le en eonugnmente wnca requires . Razular sales every Tuesday. Tnunday and Saturday, eommeaetngat BVclock, A. M. Alao rueaday. Wedaeaday and Friday aigtita.al early gas ngnt. H M.K OF UK VI. KSTATK. The first Monday of every month, at 10 o'clock A . M. Having provide.1 ourselves with a large Slap ot the City of Rv.&dtill. containing all th. recent Knlarg.menta. and be lieving it will b. for the interest of all soneerned. we have set apart the firet Monday of Kt r month for the aale of Heal Katatc. at anelio t. All tnoee wianiag, to ten are requested to hand ia their lixte la time to give the puLlio due a-itiee. The patronage of those hating Honsea and Lata or Lands for sale, either at pablieor private sale, ii respectfully solicited. jjU WOOLSBY & NELSOX. Auofa. AT AlT;TIO!V. RElSa ahent ts leave the State ef Indiana, and wishing to adotinUter noon rov own estate and aettle up the aame be for I leave, I will, on Monday, the 2th day of Augu t. A. D. 1856, sell at public auction, atssy resilience on Third street, opposite the Oetman Catholic Church, all my household and bitch. n furniture, eoniistina of Carpet. Sofas. Beda and bedding Chain, Stores, A-c; alao a fiae Piano Forte and Iarte Uli relating: uaoaio. o- noe new Lunigniiu fuu1"" all hortet on hands at the time of sale. A credit of fonr aaont s will be given on all sums over 410, taking notes with approved aecurity. I nave alto Taiuaoie real eatate lor aaie .neap n on govt terma. All indebted to me or to whom I am indebted, are requested to call aad settle, before the day of -ale. 23-ta . KABV. HEAL ESTATE SALES BT WOOLSEV V NELSON. Great Sale of Lots. ON MONDAY", the 1st day of September nrst. at 10 o'clock A. M.. at our Sale Rooma in the old Court "onae. corner of Meie and Thlvi streets, we will sell at auction ths following desirable Lots, for rrsideaeeei Lot No. 5 ia Block No 4 North-eastern Enlargement; do do I in do do 1 do , - do; do do 15 in do dolt Eastern. do; do do s in do do 47 do dor do da .lie do do Stock well's da; do do 4 ia do de 9 do do; ALSO: Lota 4, 6 and la Block 8. Rasters Enlargement. is. M aud 17 " " I. Ooodtcll's Enlargement. " I. laud " " 3. do do. Also: Lot Ne. 2 ia Embrees Division, containing 6); acres. Tkbm Oae-fonflh eash. Vf In one year. X years. Win three years. With interest and srcnroA by mortgage on the previses WOOLS IY N ELSÖN. iy23-tu Real Raate Brokers. WA.aTKD. We are paying tha higheat prices ia Cbsh for tt'Beas. Corn. Oat). Ky. Barley. Bacon. Lard Flour, aad all ktudaof Pro iuoe. Farmers would do well to call, before selling elsewhere, at GEO. FOSTER A GO'S. ' augt Corner Locust street and the Canal. CHK.PI B TH 41 EVKR ! WATCHES AND JEWELRY. VVaTE have iuat received, and have constantly on hand, i V large aud well selected stock of Fashionable Jewelry, eompriaing allqualitiee aad atylia, which will be sold at Eastern prices. Also A rood stock of fine Gold and Silver Ffnntin anil Opcn-faee Watches, including a few Railroad Time-keepers, all warranted, aad stlow figurts. We also keep the largtst assortmeptof Dawsoa, Warrea 4 Hyde's and J. B. Beer's toe Gold Peas, in the eity. ' r Silver Ware. Porte Monies. Aeeordeons. eight day and thirty honr Clocks, always oa hasl aad for sale at redaced prices. Receiving all our goeda dircot from the Manufacturers aad Impeitera. w, ate aile to offer a conn abticlb, at aa extremely low price. BITTROLFF & SONS. I jelS Main street, botw. First aad Seooad sts. I THEY CAN'T HE BEAT! VK RY FINK SDMMEK SOFT HATS. THR beat. lightest and finest sbsdtd Soft BaU. that caa be ansa. Call and see, anrSi TAUTIE if MASC0N7EE, Miia I'.rcet.

REAL ESTATE SALES!

BY JOHN INGLE. JTIt. RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS BOUSES AT Public Auction, On Friday, the Eighth day of August next AT 2 o'clock T. M .. at tha Auction Rooms. f WOOLSKV k NELSON. I will sell the followiag; eho aa property. to-wit: Onethre story Brick Bnsineas Hooss. en Firjt abora Maim streets, at present occupied as the Evansvtllr Past Oftiee, lately built aad ia good repair, and aa exeelleas kaaiaese stand, now Tearing for more than iO per cent, sa eost aad oiling price. The Let is 20 by 70 feet aad onildiag 20 by 50 feet. Also The Frame Home aad laelotea Second street, adjoining the residence of Judge Lockbart:iaelotSO feet fronting on Second at eet aad I.Vi fet deep to aa alley. Tbehooe has six rooms. The neighboihood excellent and only five minntes walk from center of business. The lot aloaa ia worth 50 per cent, more than houeeaad lot will sell for. Ai.äO The Frame Honaeaad L.ton First street, ad einlas: the 4ae let rotideaoe iaet bnilt by Or Caswlberry; the hone at present is accunied byJoha F.Crisp. Eaq.. atatand comfortable, the lotHSii feet front on Flr-t street, by ISO feet deep to an alley, in the heat of neighborhoods, aad leas than three squares from the heart of baalneas. At.Ro That fine Frame Hoaae and Lot lately occupied by Jseoh Bora, on Division street, above Seventh; thia is th Baet frame reatdeaceof ifaetxeover built in Rvarsville. well painted and papere4. ceilings 12 fet bish, baadomo fanee and all convenience very complete; the aeighborhood is ia vary good and improving fast. All thii property will be snld low. Terms for all except the Bora House: One-third cash: of e-third atsixandoae-tbi-dat twelve months. 1 he Bora house one-third eah: one-third at one yer and one-third at two years. In alt caes wish intercut and waiving relief lawa and secured by mortgage on the premiaee. Diseoantoi ten per cent, for cash. For further particulars euquire at my ofiice. irio-trt, JOHN IVOLK. I. I For preaerrinr Frnita, Vegetahlea, Be. Tha en!y NO WAX, SOLOER. OR CEMENT! Th.e Cans have beta thoroughly tested , having been Wfore the public ntf tear, over MAt.r a MIl.l.fns f them w.re ai.li the )at teaaoa, and are nww in u.a. aud in every iuitant-e hare given entire tatitTfiction.- Ther are atfanowledgea by all who sea thent, to be the KHicsr.sirrj.-.t nosrcONrr.MKXTCixix t'sa. Tl.ty are esuitr SEAT.. Fl and OPENF.D, aad nrrr nil fe. prr'irc Farira, YxecraBucs, ae t ft itrrjWtlii frh mtutt, Thrr can be u.vil y.ar after veflr. Ptre-tione for putting np all kinds of Fruits. VegetitMtt. Be., will aavmj-an- the Cans. Every ( aa Warranted ALL OBDZR INOlnsINO BUIITTA.trK, WILL BB rXOKPLr STTB.NBIP Tn. E. M. S30EMARER & CO., Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers. : S34 Walxct Stbkbt, J W- CINCINNATI, f . FOB SALB BT Jhr JäkSÄ J. E. CAMPBELL 07Foria)t by Hoknkkook & Co., CALOtrELi. & LaäqLCV, J. B. Aleiivsrui J. 0. Quant. jylO-tf CLOTHINU AX WHOLESALE. Encourage Home Induvtry TflK undersigned take leave to inform the " erehante of hit city aad conn try . that they hare thia dav ooirmtnctjU ihe manufacture of Ci.othio, are aUo importing, and deal in Overcoating. Clothe. Cauemer. Satcnetti Jeane. Tweeds, and all ivru of Liaings, and Tailor Trimmiage Having; pure hated the raw U-ttertals of first ola factories, and only em .lojr the beetof band, it enables oe to warrant suketautial eewinf - and au experience ia this branch of buiines for feral y'r. enables u to compete with any other establishment of this sort, in respect to priees as well as terms. W therefore take nc-aaion to request your visit before yon seek diataat markets, where, we asuure you, too will And a Rood an assortment, and prie-seven lower here, than uther place i. Floate call and examin. In oreW to verify. A. AXäPACHER & CO. jyl8-4m Main 'reet. next door to Braach Bank. B.ICEiE.S. ATOTICK is hereby given to all Draymen. Cart men. Ex11 preatmcn. Mack and Omnibus keepers. Auctioneers, Tea Pia, Bagatell snil Billiard keepers, Jlanarers of Theaters o.- Concerts. Peddlcri end Book Venders, that their licenses all expire oa the 1st day of next month (Aug at) and that ths same must be renewed oa er before that time, aad ia default thereof the ordinances in such esses msds sad prevlJed will be stretly enforced. By order jyil-lm WELL ti. WALKER. CltyClark BtCK H'HKAT SKKn.-S bbls Buck Wheat Seed, ree'd per steamer Diamond by IT Z. H. COOK 4; SON. " ÜHRHIAL'S NOTICE. TOTICE la hereby given to all peraonawho are in the babi Ll of bathing in the Ohio river opposite the eity of Evanaville, and between the Little Baton and Loot street, and also ia the Canal in said eity, during daylight, or before '- dock P. M. of each day: that all eooh peraons canght as aforesaid, will be etrietly dealt with in accordance with the .ltjiau...u .1. w hixi.m4 r 1 - w l.a f--r J from and a'ter this dute. J A3. B. EVANS. je?5-tf j City Marshal I.ViSCY PHIXTf. 150 eases new handsome styles in ' stors aad tor sale by JAMES LOW CO.. mtH 41 Mala street. Louisville. Ky. PltlNCE : CO S JIELODEOSS, fcs-r-j WITH divided swell, secured by letters pat-'-.T3tnt. May 23d IRSS. 1 7 tdTI B" ateana of this swsll, solo pssaagss may I 'J J be played with the full power ol tl nttrument. while theaceompaniment f soft andvubduee;. Hereaferll the Melodeona made ny Prince At Co.. will be furniahed with thia attach acut without extra charge. Meaare. Prince Ar Co. could realise a handeome fortune by iiapoaing of rights to Ott er manufacturers, but ss they prefer to make it a feature In their inatruments. it can oalv be obtained by purchasing of W. F. COLBfRN. Western Agent, my I 7t4 West Fourth strest. CKMKXT. 25 bbls for sate by j22 S E. GILBERT & CO.. Sye. neu Water. 700 If . K IC ELM OK 20,000 BOTTLES OP VI.K KD FRUIT Oil A.N OY. All Turo Products of Vaivlerburgh County. TART I NO from the prinoiple that every fertile eonnty 9 ahouid produc - that which can anhanoe the enjoyment or terre to the well being ant health of its inhabitants. I bate imposed upon myself the task of preparing from bome-raieed grapea and fruit. Wine and Brandy, in a manner that a practice of thirtr yeara. ia the beat Wine eountriee of Europe, principally in the South has taught me. I a.w submit to a respected publio the produntiona of their own soil, trusting that a liberal patronage will eneourage me to furtbr efforts. The priees are so low, that never the same qualities have been siiu 90 cheap here. nicn or wivk. rairca or dxaxdt. Wild Plum to Wild Oh-rry roe Grape erTr ater 40a Catawba 4s Peach Brandy 30, per bottle, which the purchaser inait and First selection Catawba.. ..s.c Second do do ....6'e Third do do 40c Firet s-leetiea Wild Grapefcle Second do do ...,3ne Kirat quality Black berry... Second da do 40e PH. SfiniRMER. jc3o-tf Corner Sixth and Main streets. GHOCEKIEN AIR PRODUCE. TIIK un lertigned wll -ontlnne the Grocery end Produce Busine of the late, firm of Babeock Brothers, i a his own name and for his owa account jy21 tf ELI3IIA S. BIBCOCK. AKW ASD CKKAP OOD8! McKIXNEY & COOKE. WATrit ST.KKXT DOOH TO B. BAROS BKTW It AIK AS I.OBrBT. fl RK now receiving and opening a moat deairable stock of it tprmt and summer goods, consisting in partof every rariety usually kept in a dry good store. Silks. Challas, Berages, Robes, Lawns, Briiliantes, Bonnets, (Crape, silk Lace and Ncopilitan.) Ribbons, Lace Edgings, 'tloresand Hoseiagin great verity Cloths Cassimeres, Paat goods aad Vesting, in rich profusion. Ate.. Ac. ap3 NOTICE. "IJRS.M. DONALDSO stall respectfully Inform the; 111 ladies of Evansville and its vicinity that she has taken ahouse next door to Mr. Rubin Hart's dwelling, on the corner ef Second and Oak treets. aad shehaa had long experience ia Dress making end Bleaching aad doing up alt mds ef Straw and Neapolitan honuste and the hopesby doing her work neat and reasonable te invite a share oi the public patronage. m y 2t f TO t!KK:ll IKT3, SHIFPERsJ ASO OTHKH. rriHE uadersigned wonld announce that he has finished hs X large aad stibstaurial new Wharf boat ':TIAiTI.llUTII CAVE. He baa placed her. for the aake of convenience in all stages of the river at the foot of Tine atreet. He will stall timea hereafter be pleased to give prompt and careful attention to receiving and abipping at well as to all ether river business that may beentruatedto him. The patronage therefore of the Mere'-ante. Shippers aad others of this city aad ef the interior U solicited. Ps-tf JOHN S. MITCHELL. K1CII KAUE AM Elfi t It Iv A II I.E. rsjHB richeataad most varied stock ot spring and summer M. dry gooda are now ready for inspection at Koeer'e new ; store near the corner of Main and First street. We sc pect fully invite the ladiea of Evanavillle and vicinity, te give as j a ein before purchasing eisewnere. as we still aoacretovui old motto "sell cheap snd sell heap." nn,a.alil. Mantilla, ailk .n.4 .tr.w Ko.naU FrCBCh and Swissembroiderics. di ess trimmings, kid aad finish silk gloves, parasols, cape, shawls, brilliants de laines. bareges, j lawns, white dress goods, Isdies. misses snd children's shoes. also coHonaaee. Drillings. Vesting and Coatmga for gentlemen 'a wear and in fact every article in onr line has aa rival In point of style sad quality, all our goods have been purchased at New York, from some of tbe first importers and , are therefore enabled to complete with any house is this er I sny Western eity. ..... , I Again w. sy give n. a e.11 aad we will sol I . ! tonishing low prices. arts BOSER BRO A rKKi . , FlU K Y ALI. PAPEBS-CPHOITKKY WORK. NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS. j SCHMIDT k STARK hsve just received at their establish-, ment on First street, a largo- assortment of W!l Papers, e n nn .litiea to tbe finest gilded, eomnrising everv- . thing of the mott beautiful description in this line. They! ; alo keep everything appertaining to upholstery, and cover , ! chairs sofas. St.. ia superior style. Hsvlag just enlarged j ' our store-room to aoeommodafj aa Increased business, ws are now prepared to receive customers, aad show them a' 1 argea oc ana low pr-ce.. apr-ti FOB KET. TWO double Dwelling Houses for sal or rant, ana oa Cherry aad one on Water streets. A pplr to jell-tf HORNBROOK b CO.. Wat-r street. NOTICE. T! A ILO RS aad Seamstresses will find constant emplgymeat at A. ANSPACHEK A OO.'S. y13-: Maia ittsst. Bait dsor te Brn, ;b Bask.

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CHERRY PECTORAL For the ravfef Ca srf . COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,' lülCAdllTIS, .rilOOPIA&.CGtiBL, CROUP, ASTHMA, IX C0XSOIPTIÖ.Y. AMONO the nuB.iou ( tvema rcisnce haa msde (at thia generation to tseilitate the business of lilt tacrease its eajoyment. aa'i eaea prolong the term of hamasl exiatenee bob. caa be named of more real value to mankind than this con tri butl 0 of Chtmietry to the healing art. A vast trial of its virtues throughout this broad eouatry. faaa proven beyond a doubt, that no me ticine or combination ef medieiaea yet known, can so surely control and cure tha numerous varieties of pulmoasr diseases w hier have hitberte swept from onr midst thousands and thooraads very " year. Indeed, there is bow abundant reason ta believe a remedy has ns length been found which can be relied en t cure the moat dangerous alectiona et the längs. Onr space here will not permit as to publieh say proportion of taa eures effeete by its use. bat we would present the following, aad refer further enquiry to my American Almanac whiea the agent below named, will always be pleased to furaiaa free, wherein are full particulars, aad iauiiputabls proof ef these stateseeate : Omoeof Tranaportatioa, '.awrena S. It. S.O. Aug, 4,185. Da. J, O.Am, Dear Sir My little son, four years old. baa j eat recovered from a eerere attack of malignant Scarlet Fever, his throat was rotton, and every person that viaited him pronounced him a dead child. Hating need your Cherry Pectoral ia California, ia the winter I 1850, for a sevesw attack of Bronchitis, with entire success. I wss induced to try it oa my little boy. I gave him ateaspoeafoi every three hours, commencing in tha morning, and by ten o'clock at b ght, I fouad a decided change for the better, and after tare days ase. he wss able to cat or drink without pain. Its ase ia the above named disease will savs many a ehCd from a premature grave, aad relieve the anxiety of many a fond parent. For all afToetions of the throat and lungs, I beliere it to be the best medieine extant. A feeling of tha dvepeet gratitude, prompt- me in addressing yen tbece lines but for your important discover rav little bov venld new have been In another world. Iam. yours, with great respect, J. D. POWELL. Burt. Trans.. L.R. R. Booky Hill. (Somerset Co.) N.J., July 81. 1C2. Dr. J. 0. Atbb, Since your medicine has become kaewa here, it has a greater demand than any other eeagK remedf we have ever sold. It is spoken of in terms ef unmsasural praise by those who have used It, and I know of eome cases where ths best they can ssy of it is not too much forth, good it has done, I take pleasure la selling it, because I knew that 1 am giving my customers the worth of their money, aad I feelgratified ia seeing the beaefit it confers. - -Please send me further supply, and believe m Yours, with eepeet. JOHN 0. WHITLOCK. P. 8. Almost any nutzbar of certificates caa ba seat yea if yon wish it Wiadser. 0. W. June 28. 1S5S. Dr. J. 0. Atbb, Sir This may certify that I have asedt your Cherry Pectoral for upwards of one year, and it is say siaeere belief that I should have beea ia my grave era this time if I had not. It hss cored me of a dangerous s flection of the luags. aad I do not overstate my convictions wksa I tell you it is a priceless remedy. Teure very respeetfnlly, D A McCLVTRB. Attorney at Law. Wilkabarre. Pa.. September 28. lam. Dr. J. 6. Axeb. My dear Sir Yonr medieine is muck approved of by those who have used it here, aad res eempoel tion issueh ss to insur- and msiatalB res reputatioa. I lavariably rerommead it for pulmonary affections, aa do many f ear priacipal physicians. J am vour friend. Cm AS. 8TR.SATBrVX.aV PREPARED BT JAMES C. A Y E R, ACTIO AL AÜD ABALVTieAI CREellST. LOWBLL, BOLD PY Keller. Farnsley tt Co.. EvansvllU, Inf.; Tagte df Crawford. Owensvillet Halloek ft Parmiter. Prinoetom; G. B Bingham. Patoka; W. J. Whiting. Crnthiana; I . K. Jaqueaa fc Co.. PoaeyvIIl Messrs. Gardiner at Blairsville aad Wa4esTtlls Williamsand Robertson. West Franklin: Dr. Thomas Nswman sad Jas. Sampsoa. Aft. YtfBCBJ Hudspeth A Bro.. Booaville; ,, Bowers A Sargent. Newbargh: Adams & Campbell. Petereburgh Fred .Ecksteia.Oinelanatl. O.. aad aUaragftsUt . . mhJ9-4m "PITI H IN. !i IT CIsrks say they tear I have bought mora Goods them if JL we will toe able to cell the present season. New, ia or dtr to avoid the like occurrence. 1 have given them instrne tionsto sell the Goods at much lees tbaa our usual low rasea. To my customers, aad all others who want bargains in Pit Good, t would respectfully sa-, bow la your time to "j tie a in." S. EM BICH. apl2 Mala stre:.. three doors below Socoad. ItleKliMNEif cV COOKE, wmtwitw. nur w bun bais ass tocsar STftiiri. HAVE just received a new and large aupply of line aa A cheap Mantillas, fine acts Application. Undereleevea. Collars, C'ef.iie'U. Undersleeves. and the best and finest as s rtment of Embroideries ever bought for this market. They invite n speedy call from all the eitisens ef Evansvilla and surryunding countrv to aa examinatioa for themselves, before purcbssing elsewher. as they promise to sell aay artide in their house at the lowest cash Dricea. Come sooncome one aad all. BrH ITALIA CI.OTHl ä eaaea Italian Cloth: 30 eaaet Lustres; rse'd to-dsv aad for sale by JAMES LOW A CO . r am main street. xouisviiie, till. L'T8. Sbbla choice quality Just ree'd. for sate by jell S. B.GILBERT 4 CO., 810. near Water. BONNETS! BONNETS. 1HAVE juat received another fresh lot of Bonnets aa eomn-issioa with instruction to sell them at about onehalf the original tost. Call and see them 8. EMB1CR. N B. No excuse now for the Ladiee not going to .Ohurek on Sunday, for ths want of anew Bonnet. jc2 BEirrovAE.. . CtOLBÜRN k HE RS H BERG ER have removed their J stock of Mattrastes to the new building lately pat as by Mr. Hughs, on Water street, next 'oor to Canal Baak., where they will keep constantly ba bead, at wholesale aawi retail a large assortment of Matrrasses of all aicee sad kindervis: Spring. Cotton. Moss. Shuck, Hair aad Jeany Lin4. Al so Bed Comforts of all sites Also Cotton. Moss. Hair. Shuck and Fest her Pillows. Mattratses made 10 order, and guaranteed te givasatisfeetion. Those in want a good article will pleasecive ua a call. The attention of Country 3ferohants is particularly invited to onr stock. Main at., next door to Canal Bank, Evansvilla, lad; mhlt TKl'E. IMBICH'S Store, ea Main street three doors below ReeJ end. apnesrs to be ths great Bataar for new and cheap Goods. He has jnst received another frech lot of Summe Goods, which he is selling at the lowest rates. my2 NEW VTiTni7EXi.E-WIN LHiOOK STOKE. WE hereby inform the pnblicof Etanatllleandsurronad" ing country i seneral. that we have, uader this date, opsncd an above said concern: where we shall keep eoastaat ly all sorts of Wines and Liquors, which we intend to sell at the lowe.t prices Country store keepers will do well to give ns a call . Particular attention is called to our atoek ef pure Port, Claret and Madeira Wines, French brandies, good old Whisky ia battles, which are adapted tor medical pnrroscs. S HAM BO & CO.. myl6-tf Vain street oppot. Cut Hons. Af 1C.1I SLHPKYDORH. 5J0doi assortt d qualities reo'' 4 wjs to-day and for sale by JAIMts LOW 4C CO.. my 418 Main atreet. Lo iavtlle. Ky. npH'RIA'li. 25 bales Ticking r.-e"' thi- dt and for Sat rriHTi 0. by liUW 07 CO.. apiv 41 Mala street, Louisville. Ky. fMAR, HOeiN AWO LIMB. 2T0 bbls Tar and Rosin; JL 230 bbls White Lime, in sblppior order, for als by JC28 GEO. FOSTER ic CO. CtHOICK INDIGO. 200 lbs very aholce iustrco'd. fo 1 !. low by jyW 8. E. GILBERT A COi 4DMI.VWTRITOR 8 8AL1!. . , r NOTICE is hereby given that I will sell at Public AuctibB' it on Satnrdav, the Ith day of August, 18". at tlie A net to a. Rooma of Weolsey & Nelsoa. ia Evansville. The Wrjvsst propertv of Mart shannon, deceased, consisting of Bet; Redding. Household Furniture. Clothing. Ac. A credit a-i six months on all sums sboee three dollars, to bring Bote With interest waiving relief laws and approved aecurity . jyl . H. Q. WHEELER. Administrator. POT ATO Ksl. 25 bbls ver- fine Irish Potatoes just re'4 "oVsalby j.l " UERSbBERGERJI CARSON SOAP AKD CAXDLE8.2s bxa Gorman Soap; 25 bxs Palm Soap; 25 bis Star Candles; 25 bxs Extra Tallow Candle. iu.tr c'dov mr2 Z. H. COOK t SON. KEGS White Lead; S bbls Linseed Oil just rco'd by W ieio Z. H COOK k SON. AOMI."lTBATOR'8 KOTICK. ffATOTlCE ia hereby give, that tbeuaderaigaed baa beea ap1 w pointed Administrator, with the will annexed of tbe estate of Thomas Oowle. late of Vanderburgh souaty, deceased eaid estate supposed to be solvent. H.Q. WHEELER Administrator. jyl8 M Ith WiU Aaaexed. BROOMS AKD WASH BOARDS. 75 dot Fancy aad Shaker Brooms: 30 dos Wash Boards; 60 bxs aad hf-bxs WheatStarek; 15 bbls Pearl Barley; 3 bbls Oat 'eal: 100 bxa 3ermaa a I'alut 8oap;65 bxs fancy Borte a Bar Soap; hbds prime S.ran 40 bbls Syrup Molsssea; 20 kf-bbls Molaasest 15 da Loaf a paw'd Sugar; 2tiercee Carolin Biee.reo'd aad for I'd aud tor sals by je28 . k D. HEIMANN. gLOt'R! FLOCRÜ A eupply kept eoraUatly aa hand Ja. hereafter. lor sale by the quantity or single barrel at the lowest market priees, for cash only, jc2 a. B. GILBERT efc CO.. 8ya. aar WaUr. TO GENTLEMEN OF TASTE. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TESTINGS, AC., C. JtfST BBCBITB AT D. S. ANDEESON'S isTsa-e-.haint Tal lor. I HAVE iuat received eense beaa tfol articles terOeaAleman'swear. eeleeted by myself, aad superior in quality aad beauty to anything aver before opened ia this city, sad ef the very latest styles. I invite tha attention of gastlaman tomycUtbe. spring eaesimeree. sstiags. A.. Ac. Any of thee, goods will be made np per order ia the mast ; fssaloaahU .trie, and warraatedte fit. D. 8. ANDERSON. r2-tf Firt atreet. between Man and Syoaasora. ClHri ' jtfi E8B. so rxs Cresm Ohsesc gac ac rac'd rer Sovereign by , H. UDOK k Sf.i

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