Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 25, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 August 1856 — Page 3

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STATE TICKE T. ; GOVERNOR, OL1VEK P. iqoitTOX, of Wayne. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, CO.MIAD BAKER, of Vanderburgh. SECRETARY OF STATE, JOH.V W. D t WSO., of Allen. TREASURER OF STATE, WILLIAM 11. NUFFS13IGUU,IParke. AUDITOR OF STATE, E. W. If . ELLIS, of Irlarion. . SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. CIIAICLES IIAKNES, of Floyd. ATTORNEY GENERAL, JAHF.S II. t'KAVESS, of Blplejr, REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT, v JOHN A. STEIX, of Tippecanoe. CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN A. IIEAL, of ITIianii. ' FOKCOÄHKSS, . JAMES C. VEATCIJ, Or araSCKB COCKTY, ' FOR LEUISLATLRE. .."..V. JOHN INGLE, Jr., OF VKDKKBFIIOR.

PEOPLE'S MASS MEETING. Mom meetings of the People opposed to the present r administration and its continuant', under James Bucbanan, will he held at the following limes and places. V Judge Morton and others will address the public. Princeton, August Kid. Terre Haute, September 3d. - - hey mour, September 5lh. i --' appointments foe judge moeton. 4 ' Judge Morton, People's caudidate for Governor, will - p ak at the following times and places. Let the wholo people turn out and hear him: Princeton, A iiznst 23, at 1 P.M. Petersburg, Augusts, at 1 r. at. , Washington, August 26, at 1 r, M. ' Dover Hill, August 27, at 1 F. M. Paoli, Angus-2H, at 1 r. . Spencer (Owen Co.) A ufrust 29, at 1 P. M. BlooinHeld, August 3U, ut I r. m. " Sullivan, September I. at 1 r. Bowlmz Green, Sept. 2, at I r. M. Turre llauta Sept. 3, at 1 r. M. Seymour, Kept. 5, at 1 o'clock.

PUBLIC SPEAKING. CONRAD BAKER, the candidate oo th. People'! Ticket ' lor the office of Lieutenant Go reri. or, will address the Pee pie, oathepolitieilisausiufthe tJ, fti tl feile wing times aad places: At Owensville, Gibson sounty. Sept. 5th. a' 1 ,'elu r. At Barren Chapel, same evening at 7 o'clock. At New Harmony, Sept, 6th, at 1 o'clock p, M, OCT Newbug Chronicles to-morrow. They are rich. Look out Tor 'em. 07" Mr- D. S. Anderson will occupy with his Merchant Tailor shop one of the elegant store-rooms in the new block of buildings on - Main street near the corner of Water. (5"Mr. Reed is putting the finishing touch es to the fine three story brick house at the corner of Main and Water streets. It will be occupied by a wholesale liquor store. Asother Yankee Invention. The greatest article we have heard of in the way of patent compounds, is a soap sold by Keller, Farnsley & Co., druggists of this city. It is warranted to take grease out of silk or woollen garments, and the stains out of individual characters. IIaubstadt at Cincinnati. Mr. Haubstadt is succeeding finely in selling lots in IIaubstadt, to the good people of Cincinnati, many of whom are expected to accept his liberal ofler for improving lots. Judging from the number of lots sold in Cincinnati, amonnt- . ing to about 100, we predict that IIaubstadt .' will j'et make Us mark on the earth's surface as well as its drive ahead proprietor. Lots are selling at from $25 to $60 each. letter from Mr. Fillmore. Tho following letter from Mr. Fillmore is an answer to one from the President of the Virginia Whig Convention, transmitting a copy of tho preamble and resolutions adopted by that body: Buffalo, N. Y., Aug. 6, 1836. I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt or your letter of the 23d ult., transmitting a copy of the preamble and resolutions adopted hy the Whig Convention of Virginia, lately assembled at Richmond, by which that intelligent and patriotic body recommended to their whig brethren throughout the State to yield to my nomination for the Presidency their active and zealous support. Standing, as I do, as the know candidate of another Dartv. I vet receive this recommenda tlnn with pratituue and pride. I feel that it is made, not because the principles of the two CSartiea W identical, nor with a view of merg;r thorn in each other for such an object is . expressly disclaimed by the convention but i because the principles which my nomination ; represents approach more nearly to those . maintained by the - whigs of Virginia than other candidates, and because, a ih invention was plaased to say, of their "rnnfiHonra in mv late administration of the . covernment. Whatever may be our differences on minor . subjects, I am sure there is one on which we aTee and that one at this moment is para mount to all others. I allude to the preser vation of the union of States and the rescuing , of the country from sectional strife. The question is not so much how shall the government be administered, as how shall it be prenr nn this ereat. vital question, na'rK?ra national democrats and Union lovin-r Americans may well act in concert. .On thu hais T shall with great pleasure re. ceive the votes of all who have confidence in, mv inteeritv und abilitv. and who ask no OiU ir nled than mv nast servico for my future conduct. This position seems to we alike honorable to all. Xo principle is sacrificed. No decepton is practiced ; and I trust that no .one casting his vote for me on this ground will .ever have caused regret it. . - - MILLARD FILLMORE. m jYtr. HO buxua atar, utul ana piessud Summer . aiould lallow, tor aaie luw io close ry augia tEO. FOSTER & CO. ul.ls in thiDttingorder lorsi PAR AX I) ROsl.V HS hUs in hippingorder tor sale L by aogii UÜI), FoS'tKU ei C". aiXTBEFAMII.V FLOVR. 50Vpi.(Tom white wheat I of this year's grow-.n. just ree-a ann tor mi kjt mngl2 .i 2 II c nonu k. da et vausva. WtmH.SO dos fresh Pre" fnrsale by Pggt for sale by HliR-iUUKKGER CAR30X. M.J auill KKL. BTHCH.-lls Proctor a Gamble's Pearl M. Btareh, roo'd and for sale br aogia VlCKEET & JOHNSON. IA? ... K tjo bbls WbiU Lims ia stör and for sale by PRKSTON BR IBWJH BliTi -S tierces i. ist r ree'd. for sals by

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LOCAL DEPARTMENT. üPoViT ITEMS? Kb-foktid bt rr tow", esq. !j-The Weather is cool and delightful; copious

showers have laid the dust, and reinvigorated the wili ng plants, the river threatens a small rise, and old dame nature looks asif she was highly pjeased with the meteorological phenomena of the past lew days. POLICE MATTERS. Skdkk and Disorderly. Charly Higbj,an old offen der, again appears before his Honor the Recorder, as defendant lu a prosecution on behalf of the city of Evansvilie, Charley's drunk attacked him on last Saturday but being to far gone at that time to appear at a Jud cial nvestigation he was committed until yesterday morn ing. Charley yielded meek submission to the officers of the law nor even claimed for himself the innocence, which the lenient law presumes him to be the embodi ment of. Charley was arraigned, the Marshallt tcsti niony was overwhelming, the legal presumption of in nocence was effectually rebutted, he was adjudged to har- been intoxicated and was lined in the sum of -15 ith the costs of suit. Mr. Higby being out of funds, has taken rooms in limbo, until line aud eosta are pal I or replevied. Anothek. Dan Sullivan being implicated with Char ley Higby in his Saturday's drunk, was fattened onto by the officers and dragged before the august tribunal, that hears and decides concerning violations of the city ordinances, Oyer and Terminer on a small scale. Dan protested against the unfair proceedings, stoutly declaring that he was'nt drunk, ft wns"al! a ml, lake,'' that the Marshal employed him to assist him in arrest Ii g Higby and the first Illing he km ou arriv ng t the '-Sale' be was shoved in. But bis Honor was inexora ble and yesterday morning Dan was mulcted in $6 aud costs replevied. Anothek, Thos. Conoway's story is read in Sullivan;, they are one and the same. Tommy persists in sa)ing Vial be was'nt drunk at all. He --only took one or two drams, and the man why he's no man at all that can't stand up under that." Brought out yesterday before the Recorder and fined $5 and costs. Conoway's a shoemaker, but the trade having been very dull for a while pa, he had no funds for the Squire and was consequently committed. He was a Stbahok and we took nist i. Jas. Rynn from dislart parts receutly arrived. He celebrated his arrival by getting on a spree. Once fairly into tbo spree, I he became chivalrous, swore he could whip any worn: n iu Kvansviile yes, two at a time. Th Marshall who is j on toe loo out Htr svrungejs, wuuu mm anu uurouuceu him to the Recorder. Fined 92 50 with costs no money Jail. BY TELEGRAPH. TTÄT'Tl fTPPF??T V vmi TIfV JflTTHWAT. I . . ;HivAL OF THE NOKTH AMEE1UA. Quebec, Aug. 24. The North America has arrived. The advices by the last 'steamer from the United States, had no effect upon the market. Sales of cotton for two days 14,000 bales; middline Orleans 6. Flour market advanced 6d to Is. Wheat advanced 2 3d. Corn advanced Cd. Political news unimportant. Consols unchanged ; money market un changed. The London papers are discussing scandal at tbe Tuilleries, involving the ' character of tne Jbmpress. Spain is quiet. Exparto has amicable leave of the Queen. I The cholera is at Madrid and Madeora, ar.d ' 1500 deaths had occurred at Funchell. The French had gained important success in A Liters. Russia announces her willingness to sur render Kars, but retain the isleof Serpents. The coronation of the Czar is postponed till the 6th of September. ; C 0 N G K E S S I 0 N A L . THIliTY-FOURTH CONG M S -2XTEA SESSION. Washington, Aug. 23. House. Greenwood, of Arkansas, Robin?, of New Jersey, and Brenton, of Indiana, hitherto absent, appeared in their seats to-day. Mr. Clingman asked leave to offer a resolu tion directing the Sergeant-at-arms to arrest and bring before the bar of the House all such members as are absent from the city, and the Clerk of the House to cause copies of the resolutionto be telegraphed to the capital of each State, and have the same published in the two papers of the largest circulation of each State, the expenses to be paid out of the contingent fund. Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, objected on the ground that the rules afford ample remedy to compel attendance of absentees. . Mr. Clingman moved a suspension of the rules in order to introduce his resolution. Disagreed to yeas 87, nays 99, Mr. Morrill, Yt., announced the decease of James Meacham, and passed eulogy on the public and private character of the deceased, and submitted the usual resolutions of respect to his memory. Mr. Howard, of Michigan, also paid an elo quent tribute the memory of the deceaseo, whom he claimed as a friend and acquaintance of a quarter of a century. ; Anticipated Utiiel I St. Louis, Aug. 25. Gratz Brown and Thos. C. Reynolds have ft meeting this evening or to-morrow morning near Selms. They fight with, pistol twelve paces. Bh. parties, left las eveqjng for Illinois,. . ' f ire at Ciiieiniiaii, . ClNCI2TNAT Aig- 25. TV pork warehouse of Wilson Sggleston & Co., was. partially burned at 11 o'clock, last nicht. Loss $25,000 fully insured. Several smaJ$s.tor.es, adjoining were burned, mostly in sured... New Orlf.axsk Aug.. 53. A call is ptsbfcliSi tor a meeting to, be- held in this city, to raise, means for the purpose of aiding the southern, e.migrants.in Kjujsas. The call is signed by one hundred, porsons, inclu ding editors and members, of prominent firms doing business in this city. Yellow Fever. Columbia, S. C, Aug. 24. Private dispatches received here to-day from r.i.arioirn rpnort a lartre increase in the number, of yellow fever cases in that city,

From Kansas, St. Louis, Aug. 22. Letters from Kansas, in the Republican, dated the 17th, 18th and 19th, add very little to the information received yesterday from Kansas Territory. Shannon and nearly all the citizens of Lecompton had left that town. Secretary Wood

son was taken prisoner and his house burned. J Sneriff Jones was also in the hands of the as sailants. who threatened to hang him. The house of Gen. Clarke, Indian Agent, was burned. Lieavenwortn couriers are rid inr through the river and border counties enlisting! forces and raising supplies. Everywhere speedy ! preparations are being made for war. A desperate conflict is anticipated. i Gen. Richardson had gone to Fort Leaven-! worth to ascertain if Gen. Smith acts by au-! thority. If not, he (Richardson.) will call his militia into the fi d. '. I The steamer Polar Star, down last night, j reports that six companies of volunteers were J ready for the field, three of which were cavalry and one artillery. They were to have left Leavenworth city on the 10th. , " Chicago, Aug. 22. The Leavenworth Journal and Herald, the Westport Porder Ruffian, the Independence Despatch, and other Western Missouri papers, are full of startling and conflicting accounts, and flying rumors from Kansas, generally agreeing, however, that the Free State men had been successful in the recent battles at Lecompton and Ossawatomie. It was general- j ly believed that the block fort at Lecompton, occupied by Col. Titus Woodson, with thirty j of Buford's men, was captured, and the Free ' I KtntA rricnnrrj rnlnncnrl tVinnrrri Tin rmcltiva - . Statements had been received Confirmatory Of this. Circulars, extras and hand-bills, signed by J Atchison, Stringfellow and other pro-slavery , leaders were circulating through Piatt. Jack- j son, Lafayette. Johnson, Clay, Buchanan, Sa- I line and Carroll counties, nro-in" a rallv and ' ' ' . - ; rendezvous at .New öanta i"Ce, JackSOn COUnty, on the 20th, to march instantly into the J ' . I J terntory, With the mottO -NO quarter." " ' Cant. Russell dispatched a messenger to Lexington. TheSt. Louis Republican says it is not con ccaled that the border counties make common cause with the pro-slavery men in the territory, and this week a thousand armed men will be in pursuit of the Abolitionists. No accounts have been received from Free State sources. Later From K::nsasSt. Locrs, Aug. 23. Private advices from Booneville state that the late news from Kansas ha3 created intense excitement there; that 5,000 have been raised, and that men will be sent to the relief of the pro-f-1 ivery citizens of the Territory. A high state of fueling exists in all the river and bo dir counties of Missouri. Public meetings are being held, and large numbers of men are . volunteering to go to the aid of the Governor 0f Kansas. Men of discreation and property will go, 1 and with the determination to remain until; the present State affairs id put down and peace j , l i qi , 1 and restored in the lernUvy. Circulars are appeals, siuncd by prominent . . u . Ir r t i i 1 j 4uu jiiiiuiMuai men, nie ireei v cucuiaiuu, a.süir Ai r .; , ! I g IVI fllV.1 lJ UJ l!C Xll läU UHU Li IO .J Ufa ll j ltrilLury- ... tQ-u ti,e enteml the Territory, and sunguinary contlicts are daily looked lor. Fall of the Charter oak ! ! ! llAitTFoitn, Aug. 21. The venerable tree known as the Charter rk..l. r..n V.:,. : j ..-uuuu u öii . . iiuvta ui ciiiuiiK lire nuvv aruuu i it, plucking memorials from this time-honored relic. The Connecticut river has risen in this vicinity t n feat since six o'clock last evening, and is still rising. T:c Central Amor can E fficulfy. New Yokk, Aug. 21. The Liverpool Times says that Mr. Iowe, who came out in tho l'altic, is charged with jthe adjustment of the Central Amcricn clitficu'ty. '' Mr. 'Fillmore Eaido. setl. i Boston, Aug. 22. The Whig State Committee endorse Mr. Fillmore and the State nominstions. Louisville, Aug. 22. The American State Council at Lexington, adjourned yesterday, after passing resolutions dispensing with secrecy and tbe rituals ol the , 'a(luress anl resolutions were adopted 'expressing the fullest confidence that the State will go for till more. THE LITTLE MAN WITH Till 223I2C CS3I32,o Whn can dress a person in Wool , Linen Silk or Cotton. VERY Uentleman desires to be neatly and tastily drcsjJ , d It is eminently proper that this should be the im oi am., and we have autioed mat nearly all the weU,-dresd deniseas of our city purchase their Clothing at A. LOBKNSTlSli'S Western Star Ololliinff Store ander the Pavilion Hotel, corner of W'atej and Svcuore sta. Bftrvthiniin the line of Clothing and furaishiug (ioeds. may he had. ready made or made to orier. noi oaly ia the best manner r.ndstyle. butattha very lowest prices. A ! ..JAV,man nf 1 1 u t J I. .At ll T TtO n llS . C. ftT'pet bags and Valises, everything that a gentleman can wear rocse. you may aaa at ta,e r em ecu owi, r. CO Ali! COALJJ WE are now riceiring a large lot of the best coal in the West, and are ready to supply our friends and customers bvtha smull or large, quantities. e will deliver it to private, houses at 12& cents per buahol. taUewhlee&Ie consumone, we will majks a liberal deduction. Orders lAUat the store of Uollingswortn Ac nugnes wii.s n fnimptiiiitendeato. apl J. VV. i J. W. HUUUES. NEW llf&S, F R K S H V iV l F I K. , I EICH P? VIERLINUhavjustopened;a largo assortment .Cof Drugs and Medicines, to which they invite the atten tion oi Merchants and Physicians. They also keep tt indow OVia. Glassware. Tobacco, Cigars. Paints, Brushes of all,kind. ÜJfci, UBeatnns. spices, renumery. raucy nruuiea. sc., a.. Al.ao all popular Patent Medicines. All kinds of Paints around in ml. Pure Wines and Branuaes for Mediciual tl purposes I . r f. . 1 1 - nn.i.dri Call at No. 14 Waterst., nnder the Journal Office. - mv-tf FLOtTll FOU ÜALE, WE have ia stosw at lament & V ele's and at Tenney & Sorenson's. a lot of choice Family Flour. Having m.H. ,rr,nir.m.nla with the aboe houses to sell our Flour. the pnblie may rely on finding with them at all times a first rate article, made I tns very oesi oi wn.i j j23-lm Clay Coanty Mills, Bowling Green, lad. f 1MB. 2000 bHs in sarerior order: oolits nine River i and Wolf Creek White Lime; and Schillings Prey, al ways on hand; also w aW an urey a.. '""''"-'"-,? I.'RI' RRSH CORX IEAL2 bush inst ree'd nl fnrssle ... i"ii.:"l.'Iv' I ii d V H 7 " by augl'i IXTRA RAMILV FLOIR. 30 bbls aeceived üitale 'If jv24 in EERY to JOHN d and for SON. 13XTRÄXT OF LOGWOOD. IS boxes tor sale by ug4 S. E. GILBERT Ci. 7 BBLS pars Oider Viaerar fosaVe by JJ" . . RIFI.E POWDER . Dupont's ce'cbrated4 brands for sale at reduced prices by . aUgl2 inu. ruaitn & tu. TKAVEIEK'S IIO?lC, Formerly ISulIVs Head Tavern. ralHK nndersiirned has taken the above well knows honse. and refitted and Telurnished it throughout, in the best style. The accommodations will be second to no other honse in fcvansville. 1 have goott rooms tor ooaiuor-, auo Keep as well supplied a table as the market will aford. and rates reasonable. Attached to the house is a good Bowling All.-y. Travelers will receive every attention., and ths'r cattle be well taken care of augll-tf WM. D. THOMAS. 3I.T. KOSS,M.B.( TENDERS his professional services toshe oitiseas of Evansvillo and vicinity; uesideaco between Judge Foster ladj. H. Boffendick on Cherry street K vans vi'.le, lad. '. apl8-lyd

COMMERCIAL. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Pittsbchh, Asg. 25.

River 22 inches by the metal mark and falling. Wathcool and cloudy. Cincinnati, Aug. 25. ' River stationary with 25 inches. Weather pleasant. . j Flour rather unsettled by the Sörth America'sadvice... Wheat and corn held higher to-day wtth no transactions. W bisk v active at 26c. Coffee IlcS12c. Snsrar nnihanr. ed. Sew York, Aug. 25. I Flonr dearer, sales of T500 bbls at $6 106 30 for State, G -4PC 60 for Ohio, $7 10 for Southern, ? 40 8 SO for extra brands. W heat advanced with sales of 35,000 bushels at 91 60K for Western red, (168 fo Southern while. Corn lower, sales of 50,000 bushels ar 63c for niixod, 6TK for yellow and ( tor white. Mess Pork drooping with sa.es at 519 1219 25. Beef heavy, lard firm, Whisky queit. I Baltimobf, Aug. 35. Flour firm, sales of Howard street and City Mills at 56 50. Wheat advanced 7c, sales ol white at SI 50 j SI 60. Good prime and choice red at $1 40 1 42.' Corn firm, white at 55H60c,and yellow fS60. I AUCTION SALES. BOOKS AAD KOTIOXS WU sell t auction at oar Sale Rooms, commencing V V this evening, Aug. 26th, at early gas-lighting, a coas.KUiuent of Books, Leteranrt Note Paper. Üugrariiigs Portfolios. Steel Pens, Pen-holders, Ink-s antls. Pocket Cnivef, Blank Hook one (io'd Hunting Watch, and a i reat variety o' Notions, too numerous to mention. Sale without reserve. aga- U JL! KLQDASir Lvvooi.arr hiuam vrlscv ALCllOMiKHS, COMMISfelOX MFRCHAMS, and Keal E.iute Brokers SAVING leased for a terra of yean and fitted or the a d uia uourc House, eoruer 01 slain ana Thfraatreetii- wa are now prepared to receive for sale at auction er private saie, all kinds of goods, wares and merchandise; hoaehold furniture, horses, bufijits, etc.. ete. Cssh advances male on consignments when required. Regular sales ererr Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, eommeneinpat 9ocloek, A, M. Also Taesday, Wednesday and Friday nighu. at early (as light. MALE OF UKAL KSTATK. The first Monday of everv month, at 10 o'clock A. M. Tlavinc; provided ourselves with a larpe slap et the City of Cn.vill. . on;n. .11 ), . -.. .',. n .n t. anil üeringitwülbe for the interest of all eDrad.' we hare et ?;?rt the first .Moud Ev. ry month for the sale of j Real Kütato. atanetio i. All those wishing to sell are reqoes- , tei to hnd in their lists in time toitiTe the pabliedue antiee. ! t i. .. . . r . i .. v. 1 1 ..... . j , - i . The patronaxe of those havius Houses and Lets or Lands forsale, either atpublicor private sale, is respectfully solicited, jylj WOOLSBY & NELSON, Auct's. REAL ESTATE SALES BY UOOaLMJV V NELSOIY. Great Sale of Lots. OX MONDAY, the lit "lay of September next, at 2 o'clock P. M .. at our Sale Rooms in the old Court House, corner of Main and Thir-i street, we will sell at auction the following desiraMe ! ots, for residence?: Lot No. 5 in block No 4 North-eutera Enlargement; do do 1 in do do 1 do do; do do 15 in do doll Eastern do; do do 6 in do do 47 do do; do do 3 ia do do 6 Stock well do; do do 4 in do do 6 do do; ALSO: Lots 4, 6 and 8 io Block 8. Kasttrn Enlargement. ' 2", 2i ani 27 ', Uoodsull' Eulurgemeot. 1. 2 and 9 " 3. do do. Also: Lot No. 2 in Embree Division, containing 6), acrea. Terms Onc-foafth cash, M in one year. Kin two years. Jl tn thrvers. witn interest ano scnrea morinii mor'jpige on ;vt;J. Keal Estate Rrokert. TlllSTi:i:i Ktl.K AT AVCTION. GREAT BARGAINS! rCniiE undoraiffned 1 11 sell 't puMic suction, at the door lion's Auction Room, in the eity ot KL ot Woolfey & Nc L' jan.,Dil1a AH ihs ti r VnnHa in etntA m iwsv IRV hm f..l .winr reai estate, via: The undivided l-alf of 397 'e'etol the Wharf in front the city of EvanaTiile, on the Ohio river, exndinrdown stream from theentreof Division street to pintten ft from Kine street. About 350 feet of this property is already improved and affords the only rooo lanoine ia low water iorteam koh. Ai.so l,ot4. crmtnininK H I0-10O acren: Lot Ä. eontainlat 11 74-UK) acre: Lot '21. con 'in inn 23 !7-l atr. s. ht in- pari of the snutli-ea'-t. and part of the south-west quarter of seotion 8. town 6 south ol ranre in west in Vanderburgh eonnty. Also Lot , containing S acres. In secti a 10. town 8 ranee IO jrest. A lso, wertern of lot 1; western of lot 2; wenrern o! lot 3, block 2, all in he Fourth Enlargement, adjoining the oitjr of EvadsvIH. Trau made known on the day nf rale. M J. BRAV, Assignees of j-Ti tds ji. nn itiiLl.i, ) tj. uell. V elkaho's eopy to amount ol v Ei.oin. nro. small lot ol r Uur, WD I. HO. Ws hare oa hand Itucon. Lari and Cora Meal, which we wish to sell to close consignment. :S0 PRESTON BROS. U 54 f f LBS ustra Sugar cured Dried Beef, ree'd per JL JF W and fr sale iyi HHK.SIIHBROKR CA11SOV. 2 snnhhls No. 1 fine K mawha atthe RiTer Rili I). DotandCdnal. Atho. Süo hols couno Alum Salt. for a'c I'jw. at manuftcriirer' rricea hv uukI GliO. KOST&R Jj CO., Ag'ü Kanawha Salt Co. THKV CAT KF. HI IT! V K. If V F INK S V M M EH SO KT HATS. ' jini I h l,at. üiilitiie and finest shad i Soft linU. tht can ä fce jpea. Call and -ee. ui2 V.UTiER At MARCONN'IER. Main street. A tiA I W." NOTITE f arrival of Lawns, Musqneto Bar. Oren Wi .dow l'per. acd a zeueiai asrtm-nt ot nihpr Dr GoniiTil jyl7 SA VirKL EMHICH r TKI. To Sorvint Girls will 0.,d taoj mplnyy roent at libr i' wjgus. Iy apptyinx ironn-dii-te'vat the resiuence ol je-J tl so o f k i; k . m iags' b?Vtr.i7coav , smull arten r- c'ri akd . & D. UlilMANN. . for sale hy j-20 Hllr:iMHK FOR THIS HARI KSr: M. drain Scythes: Grass Scrthea; Iroa Brace Cradles; Scythe Snaths; Wood lirace Cradles; Sevthe Stones; 2. S and 4 Prong Forks; Shovels: 0. S. (iarden Hoes; Kos. 1, 2 and 3 Steel fines; Just received and for sale by I. STAFFORD, jfcli; Mainat.. opposite new Court House. Oil .fifisTn I.KST.S.40 boxes rad "bT-TVobT gom ry. forsa'e by mylu PRESTON BROS. 1. casks Quigley's extra sugar-cured Bams jnst ree'd and for sale in lots to suit by auA7 Z. H. COOK k SOX. DK . Jf, V LKAG lilt, liiiJITAI. SITISfiEON liuidsaee and Ofliee on Second near Locust sta.. RVAM-4V1I.1.K. ISItlAMA. ALL operations pertaining to the Dental Art, performed tn the most earefnl and thorough manner Pie ise call and examine mv superior stock of TRUTH before ordering elsewhere. Also the Qutta Percha Plate, said to besnpriorin many eases. Office hours, from 9 o'clock A M. ' 4. P. M. iel0-3m IJl'TTKR.- Fresh BntteT iust re 'd: also a lot of Cook. IB ing Butter in store and for sale cheap. Call quick or it willbegone. I. STAFFORD, augl Opposite new Court House. COPAHTSEUSH1P. TFIE undorsigned have formed a copartnership, under th3 name and style of Babcock & Sonntag, and will carry on the Hardware Business on Water street, at the old stand ol Babcock Brothers. HEN RY O. BATtCOCK j21-tf ßKQRDB S, SONNTAG. ilVsf k sf & 4 1.1.BS Clesr Si es: Jmr 9 J ! "'a P'ckled Pork; otsJO loa icai L,aro in nois anu rp iurp'B vj iyi Z. H. COOK & SON. XKW URQCKHV A5 PROVISION STORB. oy ota aroi'K earscKNT city Btftt-aixo. f STAFFORD has justopened a Grocery and Provision Store, on Main street, as above, where he will be pleased to. see his f sna and the public generally ; and he hayes by strict attention to business to merit a liberal share of the pnblio patronage. my31-ly KUB 1AU.-3I boes choioe. for sale by augls 8. E. GItBERT & CO if 11!SV It I '!!". 12.or heavy ZÜ bushel aew, for sale Xxt low to close consignment sagl9 S. E. GILBERT & CO.. Sje. neat water. mine sotici: TO ALL WHOM IT MAY COSOKltS. a HAVE this day (Julj 1 4th.) sold out my entire interVsl sn .h. m.n)i,iiilii And vevvthinr ovrtaininv thereunto fi.rmerlv owned by J. W. to S. ickery. to Mr Charles MeJohnston. Jr.. who wtth Sis. James W.Vickesy wMl eoaim.a rKo l.ii. in. a. . , .h. old .tind. I return my sincere thanks to my nosaeroos friends fox their liberal patronage extended to me. vcbite m eupineos ia connection with the old firm, and would b pleased that tho same may be conUaued with the now A CARD, fj"STAYIXG assooiate with me in business Mr. Chsrles B a u.i.Kn,ui Jr. in nlsce of Mr. S. VwkerT retired We will continue o do a Family Groesy aad Provision business, at the old stand, ur ta nasniogion noiei. under thename aadstleof VIPK-BR JoHitSTOS. i win k. h.nnvto waiton all mv old friends and eusto Tners. and on as roanv new ones as may favor ns with their patronage, promasiug to do the agreeable ! to si P. S. Mr. Sam'l Vickery is anihoaiied M make collections and DtT aU- demands against the olir firm . The name of the e old hrm will boused in tneii-juioation sioeuw. a J. W. V. TVOTICE. LL persons who have claims against us, will please present them immediately for payment; aud all those who kaow themselves indebted'to os, will do as a favor bv rayiagthesame. iyl7-tf J. W. to S. VICKERY. CO-PARTXFRSHIP IS THK WHOLESALE; DRY GOODS BUSINESS. rWHE undersigned have thi day entered into a co-partner-E. ship nuder the seyle of French & Jerauld, to carry o a the wholesale Dry Goods and" Clothing business, and for that purpose will be glad to see all their friends at the old stand ot Johnson & French, Evansville. Ind. WM. E. FRENCH, ugll SYLVESTER T. JERAT7LD. WATER MKI.OXS! WATER M EI.OS6! OVERS ol good Water Melons wili please call at tbe New ii l'ork Bakery, on First street, where they can always procure those that are both large and fresh, and harp them sent to anv part of the eity, free of expense. auglS-lw. J. C. GAUNT,

MISCELLANEOUS,

PATE NT. For praaerring Fm its, V eatables, Jte. Thaonl Can arer invented raquinng NO WAX. SOLDER, OR CEMENT! These Cans have been thoroughly tested, bar fug been before the public one year, over HLr a tLXJOH of them -vre sold the pat season, and ar now ia use, and in every instance have given entire satisfaction. They are acknowledged by all who ae them, to be the irsaTKST. s a rear, a aosr covit?iizsT cj.it is rsit. They are easily SEALED and OPENED, and tweer Vit tn pre-rr Fkuits, Vkcktablcs, ko t a perfectly frexh mtnte. They can be need year after year. Directions for pntting np all kinds of Fmits, Vegetables. 4c. will accumpany the Cana. Every Can Warranted. AU ORDERS KXCL08I50 REVITTANCR, WILL BI PROMPLT ATTENDED TO. E. M. S30EMAKER & CO., Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer: ik 234 Walrui Strict, . ICINCINNATI, O . ;i roa saue ar ' J. E. CAMPRPII EvantvüU, Ind. "Forsale by HoaxBaooa Co., Lay, J. . moiktr ni J. O. tiaust. CALCWKLL t I.A3QSj io- tf kJO AP.-loa boxesN'o. 1 Family and P.lm, fersale atmaauiaeturers prices bj aual'i GEO. FOSTER & CO. CLOTHING AX WHOLESALE. Encourage Hon. Industry, nPHB undersigned take leave to inform the erehants ef JBL this eity andeonntrr. tbatther have this daTeommencI eu the manufacture of Clothing, are also importing, and deal in Overcoatings, Clothe. Caasemerea, Satenetta Jeans, Tweeds, and all soru of Liaings, and Tailor Trimmings. I Having purchased the raw materials of firstelass factories, j and only em .loy the best of bands. i6 eaables us to warrant sukstaatial sewing; and an experience ia this branch of Dustiness for several years, enables us to eomoete with anv other establishment of this sort, in respect to prices as well as terms. We therefore take occasion to request your visit before you seek distant markets, where, we assure ou. roa wili find as good an assortmeat, and pries even lower here, than other place. Please call and examine, in order to verify. A. ANSPACHER & CO. jyl8-4m Main s'reet. next door to Braach Bank. ffOTICE is hereby given to all Draymen. Cartmen. KiXm pressmen. Hack aud Omnibus keepers. Auctioneers, Ten Pin. Bagatell sn.l Billiard keepers. Managers of Theaters or Concerts. Peddlers and Book Venders, that their licenses all expire on the 1st day of aext month (Aug .st) and that the same must be renewed on or bofore that time, and in default thereot the ordinances in such eases made and provided will be strctly enforced. By order jy22-ln WELL h. WALKER. City Clerk. PKIS'Cf! & CO S JIKI,01I1,0S, gT,' WITHdivliUd swell, secured by letters pat- . I jSJteat. May 23d. is.ij. Tj"TTfTl U "T neansof this swell, solo passages may J s U J u bo played with the full power of tl 'Instrument, while theaccompaniment is soft andsnbdned. Hereaf'erall the Melodeons made ry Prince to Co.; will fcs furnished with this attach bent without extra charge. Messrs. Prince At Co. could realise a handsome fortune by disposing of rights to otl er manufacturers, but as they prefer to make it a f.ature in their instruments, it esa oaly be obtained by purchasing of W. F. COLBrRV. Wtstera Agent, mjl 76K West Fourth street. GROCKHIGS Al PIC UDtTCK. fffMlE nn lersined will continue the Grocery and Produee Business of tbe late Arm of Babcock Brothers, in his own name and for his owa sceount jy.il tf ELISHA S. B BC00K. . TAXTKD.-Wt sre payini the highest prlees ia Cksh ye. Barley, Bacon. Lard Farmers would do well to w w tor v neat. corn. uat. Flour, and all kinds of Proanea call, beloro selling elsewhere, at GEO. FOSTEB CO'S, angl Corner Locust street and the Canal JHUI.K C'UU SALE. XV oat wishing to boy a good four year old Mule, will please call soon at y30 PRESTON BROS. iWCKKÜ hl4 VlSH 'MOiiHr5bäl7sTorsälTby"T" au4 8. Jä. (ill. lit KT A CO., Sjo. aear Water. (1 X CI IV ATI SO Al. 30 boxes choice for sale vsr low J by aug4 S. E ILBERTJ; CO. ST. CIIAKLRS HOTEL, PORTLAND. KV. THE nndorsigned. Leasee of this newly erected and admirably adapted lloTRl.. takes pie tsars ia anaouncing to the pubiie generally, and especially to paasengera arriving or departing at the Portland Wharf, thatthis house ia now completely furaished aad ready for tho accommodation of Guests. Every item of Furniture, bedding, aad indeed, the building throughout, is fitted np with artieles expressly manufactured for the houso. Situated as tho St. Charles Is. immediately at Iho landing of the priaeipal shipping poist lor Lou.svillo, where nearl all her str inger guests hrst arrive, aad from whence thev depart for the West and South, this house affo'ds aeonvenience aad comfort to the traveler heretofore Bot experienced at this poiat. It shall be the earnest endeavor of tho Proprietor of this Establishment io command a liberal share of pubiie patroaage, because he iatends to deeervo it. The Honse. with its extensive grounds, cool, shady groves, aad central conveniences, is nusnrpassed as a transient bowse. It hall be kepi as a first-el ass Hotel lacking ao oas ol the essentials of such an eitsMishment. Ma J. V. Rcnmxn. w,ll kaown to the traveling public, from his long connection with Hotels in Louisville, is engaged, and will assist in tht general managemei t of the house. The patronage of the pablie is respectllly solicited. yll-t W. W. OVVE.V, Proprietor. II . M3L VSSm Iu prims cooperage, foi sale by GEO. K STKK & CO. GL.M ;A.TtII()K . 1 ese ree'd per Ware Dro. for jyat by S. B. GILBERT & CO., 8ye. near Watt sale ater. DISSOLUTION. fVHE firm of Babcock Brothers was dissolved by limtta- . tion. 1st July. CHARLES BABOÖCK. ELISHA 8. BABOOCK, jy2l-tf HENRY O. BABCOCK 1C0W, with young Calf, sng5 forsnle. AppIv to Apply to VICKERY JOHNSi soy. 4 HI 1.84 lOHI'KH R I V KT AU liLKltsftlsVFvr Jast ree'd by Kxpresa. for sale by nug4 BABCOCK to SONNTAG. Water stteet. imCUK KENT OTOIVKY. CITIZENS' Bank. Cherokee Insnraaeeand Banking Company, and Lagrange Baak of Goorgia; Bank of Chataaoogaand Commerria Bank of Nashville and Memphis and most other Banks of Alabama, Teaaeasee, Georgia and North aad South Carolina, taken at par for Groceries, at the lowest sash prises, or bought at a small discount for cash, by je2:t-tf S. EOlLBERT to CO..J8jo.aearWater. NEW YORK BAKERY, First St., iie-irly opposite Poat Office. FHKsH BRKAD, HOT ROLLS, VC. rf.HE oadersigned is now prepared to serve customers with fl. the best quality of Fresh Bread, Hot Rolls. Pies. Cakes, Crackers, ate., at thkib oooas, every morning and evening, by leaving orders at the store or by application at the wagon. Everything of my manufacture absll boot tho boat quality, aad furnished at the lowest prices. Thaakful for past patron age, 1 respectfully solicit a coatiauancs ot tne same angia-tt i. usuji. AMOTHKR ARRIVAL OF n SUMMER CLOTHING! IUST received per Adams' Express, some light fancy Silk fassimereand Grass Linen Coats, fane' white Linon aud black Drapd-Ete Pants, white aad fancy Marseilles Vesta, all naaoo ol ana aaest material ana in me laiesi .tyie They will bo sold eheoj tap at . luke8tiis'9 jeiu Western Star Clothing Store, under Pavilion. , L. STOBOFS tcmS A. STVROEg. STUlHiKS 6c 11 KUTHE1I) WHOLKSALK DKALKRH 1ST PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS, AND COMMISSION' M ERCHAM'8, . No. 279 Broadway, bctw. Franklin avenue aad Wash street, mhll-lyd ar. hikis bTHOICE BRANDS t'F FLOIR. We have on bands the following brands of t four: Brucevitle Mills (extra); Woodberxy Mills: Patoka do do; Orange do; Drakes Creek do: Clay co. do; Which we warrant and sell as cheap as any bonss in the aity, and delivered sredof charge, augia VICKERY to JOHNSpy. rHIUICK OI.O CHEESE. 2 boxes very superior W Cheese just received ly iy!4 HE RSHBEROER & CARSON. FI.E WALL PAPERS CPHOLSTERY WORK. NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS. SCHMIDT to STARK have jnst received at their establishment oa First street, a large assortment of Wall Papers, fsom common nUias to tho finostgilded.eomprisingevei ything of tho most beautiful descriptioa ia this lias. They also keep everything appertaining to upholstery, aad eover chairs siefas, sc.. ia superior stylo. Having jsstealargod oua store-room, to acoossmodato an increased business, wo are now prepared to reeeivs customers, aad show them a large s ock and low prices. ap29-tf AMBROTYPES TAKEiV AT THE StTN" 33 3E3 JZ- 1VZ ! TJ AVING goae to a very heavy ex pease ia learaiag she proI rowpVo'pirwTrpVt brotypes, from, onaratltc. wssvJaaM sis,. th.Anb,.type is farsaperior t- the Daguerreotyp, ia tone aad beauty. naving aoae o be seen in any a positive and MiKZhnWttVZä .teMwrie tight, aad be taken in .11 ki.ds of wsrt.J M Time for.dulu lor a si. wag. . .-. r.nn a . piAasa call ana see speeim P S DaeaoxypestaksninthdiSrntatyles. -- W. W. T1LESTON. fab8-tf VIXEBAR MASCFACTORV. WE tne undersigned, wish to eall the atteatioa of tho Wholesale Merchaota of Bvanevill, aad dealers in reneral to tho f act-that we are now manufacturing a pure article of Cider Vinegar, which ws will sell so as to compete with Cincinnati or Pittsburgh priees. Give as a eall. A fair Sal is all w. ask. MERCER to GILFORD. B The manufactory is situated oa the corner- of Fourth aad Canal streeu. Lsmaso eity. jyf.dawly .FOU SALE, -ar OTS ft and ia block , in Lilleetoo to Loekhart's Ka il J largegtent. t- ...... . trnnl.sEVA nklso. augS Beat tst. Brokers.

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MEDICINAL.

CliEtlRY PECTORA'L For the rapid Cure of ' ' COUGHS, (OLDS. HO IRSEXESS, , IsScxniiTis, . .vnoonxG-concur CROUP, ÄSTIDIA, AXD t0ASniITI0.. MOXG the numerous discoveries eciencs has toads In this generation to facilitate the business of lift in crease itaenjoyment. and esea prolong tbe term of hnaian existence, none can be camedoi more real Yalta to anankiBd than this eontrtbmio ot Chemisttv to the healirg art. vast trial of its virtues throughout' tSia troad cocatry, has proven beyond a doubt, that no me Heine or cemhitatioa ef medicines yet known, can so surely control sed 'enre tha numerous varieties of pnlmoutr.v diseases biet have hitherto swept from onr nidsc thousands and tloofands every year. Indeed, there is now sbvtditnt lessen toltlitvo a remedy has at length been fc und whiek can bo relied on to cure the most dangerous affectioaa ot the lungs. Oar sraca kero will not permit ns to publish sny proportion of tfcs oures eftecte-i by iu use. bnt we would prerent tbe following, and refer lurther enquiry to my American Almanac, which the agent below named, will always be pleased to furnish free, wherein are full particulars, and indirputalle f roof of these statements : Orbceof Transportation, '.awrens R. R. B.C. Aug, 4,1853. Da. J. C. Attn. Dear Sir My little ion. fovrvears old, has just recovered from a severe attack of malignant 8 carl 1 1 Eever. his throat was rottoa, and every person that viaited him pronounced him a deed child. Haviug used youi Cherry Pectoral in California, in the winter oi 1850, lor a severs attack of Bronchitis, with entire success, 1 was itdueed to try it on my little boy. 1 gave him ateaspt entnl every tbres hours, commencing in the morning, and by tea o'clock at n ght, I found a decided change for the better, ard after tLrte davs use. he was able to eat or drink without pain. Iu use in the above named cisease will save many a chili from a premature grave, and relieve tho anxiety of sjsry a foad parent. ar all affections of the throat and li ngs. I believe it to be tho best medicine extant. A feeliag of ths deepest gratitude, prompt me ia addressing yen theee lines ; but for jour important discoverj niy liitla boy voald new havs been in another world . lam, yonrt. with great respect, J. D. POWELL. Suit. Trans.. L. R. R. Booky Hill. (Somerset Co.) N.J., July 21. 1VM. Dr. J. C. AYkn. Sines your medicine has become known here, it has a greater demand than any other cough remedy we have ever sold. It is spoken of in terms of unmeasured praise by those who have nted it. and I know of soma cases where the best they can ssy of it is not too much fi r the gos I it has done, i take pleasure ia selling it. because 1 know that 1 am giving my customers ti e worth of their noney, aad ( feclgrstined ia seeing thebenefit iteonfers. Please send me further aupplv, and believe mo Yours, withi espect, JOHN C. WI1ITL0CK. P. S. Almost any number of ceriificates can bs sentysa ifyonwisbit Winsor, C. W. June 26. 18f. Dr. J. O. Arts, Sir This may certify tl at 1 have used your Cherry Pectoral for upwards of one yesr. snd it Is my sincere belief that I should have been in my grave ere this time if I had not. Ithaaenred mo of a dangerous sfiectioa of ths lungs, and I do not overstate my convictions when I tell you it is a priceless remedy . Yours very respectfully, D A McCLU RE, Attorney at liew, Wilksbsrre. Pa.. Scpteirher 2s. 18, Dt. J. 6. im. Jty dear Sir Your medicine is truch approved of by those who have used It hero, and it oonr posi tion is suen as to insur anu mainum its repuutlon, I invariably recommend ft for pulmonary afecttona, as do many o 3ur principal phyetcians. 1 am vonr friend, CrlAS. RTREATER. M. D. PREPARED BY JAMES C. AYE R, rBACTlCAL AKD ANALYTICAL dl UMIST, LOtt KLL, Sill SOLD PY steiler. Farnsley to Co.. Evonsville, Ind.; Tagre to Crawford. Owensville; HaVlock to Parsaiter. Priacetoa; G. B. Bingham. Patoka; W.J. Whiting, Cvnthiaaa: I . E. Jaqness to Co., Poaeyvill'; ' ' t Messrs, Gardiner at Blairsville and WadesvlIT; - , r: ? Williarosand RoberUoa. West Franklin: Dr. Thomas Nswman and .las. Sampson, ait. Verasal Hudspeth to Bro.. Boonville; 'a . Bowers to Sargent. Kewburgh: Adams to : Campbell. Petersburg!; Fred. Ec.kste.iB, Cincinnati, 0.,aad alldrugg(s(s. mh2-4m BIcKINNEV V- COOKE, tVATItB STBKKT. BETWICKN M A 1 N A Ml L CUeT STEF. RT3. AVE just received a new and large supply of fine and cheap ftiantiiias, nne seu Application L nderaieeves. Collars, Cemitetts. Undersleeves, and ths best aad aaest asi ir.ment of Embroideries ever bongbt lor this matket. They invite a speedy call from all tbe citntns of Evansvillv and surryunding eountrv to an examination for then selves. before Dorehasing elsewhere, as they proniiso to sell snr ar ticle in their house at the lowest easli prioes. ' Oome soon oomooae aad all. my2S 1IOXXETS BOITNKTS. 1ITAVE just received aaother fresh lot of Bonnets eat eons issioa. with instructioa to sell them at bout onehall the original ot. Call and see them S. EÜ tilt H. N B. No excuse now for the Ladies notgoing to Ohuroh on Sunday, for tho waut of a new Bonnet. - j24 Tit UK. ITIMBICH'S Store, on Main street three doors below aec4 oitd, appears to be tha great B izaar for new and cheap Goods. He haa just veceived another fresh lot of Summor loods, which he is selling at the loaest rates - my2B rt:xv vii4i,r:MALit wiNiTAnri' LKIIOII KTOICI-... WE hereby Inform the public of Evaasvill sn TirTonnding country reneral. that we havo unter this dato opened an above said concern: whevo we shall keep coniitsntlvallsorts of Wines and Lirruors. which weintendto sell at the lowest prices. Country store keepers will do well to give os a eall. Particular attention is called to our stock of pnra Port, Claret and Madeira Wines. French brandies, rood old Whisky ia bottles, which are adapted lor medical pnrroaes, 8. H AM BO to CO.. myl6-tf talw stve.t ono.1. b. Qourt Wows "4HOlT'lliTrrüÖ. 200 lbs vtry ii.elnt lor j sale low by jy21 8. E. GILBERT to CO. fOT TOKa$. 25 bbls ver- fine Irish Potatoes jnst ree'd lor sale by jel HESHBBKGEB CARaON. SOAP A!n CAKDLEg. " 2S bxs German Soap; 23 has Palm Soap; 25 bxs Star Candles; 2i bxs Eitra Tallow Candles. ju.tr e'd ov n?2s Z. B. COOK 4" SON. rZ f KEGS Whits Lead; 3 bbls Linaeed Oil jnst ree'd by 9Py jelO Z. H COOK to BON. AOMIISTrtAToR'8 1VOTICB. , "iTOTICE is hereby given that theundersigned hatneen apll pointed Administrator, with the will aunesed of the estate of Thomas Cowle. late of Vanderburgh county, decease dV said estate supposed to be solvent. At, u. yt uaaiiCn Aomiuumwr, jylS V ith Will Aaaexed. BROOMS AD WASH BO IB 118. 75 dos Fancy aad Shaker Brooms; ail dos Wash Boards; sobia aad hf-bxi WheatStaroli; IS bbls Pearl Barley; bbls Oat s eal; ' 100 bis 3ermaa a I'alm 8oap;65 bxs fancy Korse Bit Soap; S hhds prime Sugar; 4) bbls Syrup slolssses; 20 hf-bbls Mo'.aaees; 1.1 do Loaf A pow'd Sugar! 2 tierces Carolina Kioo, rao'd and for sale by j28 I. & D. ilEIMANN. 1 LMVnvUÖVR '.'.A supply kept jonstantly on hand . hereafter, for sale by the quantity oi single barrel at tue lowest market prices, lorcasnomy. je2 GILBERT da CO., Syc. near Water. TO GEHTLEnEN OF TASTE. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, to0.t toC" JUST BKCIIVED AT - . D. S. ANDERS O N ' S ITIercliant Tailor. I HAVE jnst received some besu-ifnl articles for Gentleman's wear, seleeted by myself, aad superior In quality and beaaty to anything aver before opened m this eity, aad of tho twit latest styles. I invite the attention of gentlemen tomyelothes spring eassimeres. vestings, io.. As. -ssy M kos goods wsTt Be matte up peroroer in sne styles ano war anteuto nt. D. S. ANDERSON. ap-tr rirti , between Bfain snd Sycamore. CIIKIC6E.-5C1 bis Cream Cheeso ree'd XS'VilfS je3 Z. H, COOK o. jU.i. gnn ass Aivn r,nAW.scyTnMM"iHs. V anK A wtaany atltnnl W ML IBM " oU4ui..ni. u. A, 20 chests Y-..H . inon-fouTth lb papers, for sal, TBNNEV& 8ORENS0N. jsrs 11 OPR. 20 coils Cotton KorJJ??' J jel2 TENNEY to SOREXSON". CO-PARTiHnSHIP. THH subscribers have this day formed ass-psrtnershlp nuder the arm of McRea to Wells, to. continue the boot, and shoe business of tbe 1st, firm of lUndrieks & McRea. Alt claims sgainst the eoneern of Hendricks to McRea, will bo paid by McRea At Wells, to whom tho-.e indebted must make payment, signed W.A.WcRKA. jy22-tf ' Hi M. WELLS. PIXK LUMBER AND SHÜVGI K8, -i " 3 RH. BENNETT would respectfully announce to tbe eitixens of Evansville aao snvrinnding country that ho (having been engaged ia the manufacture of Lumber for sevsral years, and eelocting a ehoice article of bis own manufsc-' n ku nnen.H & Yard OB (ItnMHtei street near Krats At H.II- aew Foundry, and is par. It, .1. cheaper than eve. before od.rsdia Jel8-lwdlyw this city. SALE OF KEAL ESTA-7.E. rpHE SHlersigned. Guardian of tho heirs of ilharles CumL nons. deed. will, agreeable to an nrd.'T ol the Knox co. t An.nn fi... ,n. a. atthe June term. 185.6. expose P' rt ,?a" 'W. Mr i 'X "ll 23d 7. 71 f , vue .' ?" 1 "Vt,. ... f Yo .'ol, ck A.M. t jkUgUSt A . loja. . jj , - . : . and 4 P. M-, tho following describe ,rai es-a.s, .n v to-wit' Ths undivided on,-nna i on ., -----east qulrter of the south-west qua.tsr of section o. three to?.T."-oriT".-A; credit- of thre. month, will be given the purchaser giving bond .t ani roved seoritK. w.fiin. valuation aad appraisement laws with interest front date M-4twI CHARLES PKK3SEY. Guardlat. KOT1CB TO CONTRACTORS. THE Vaaderburwh Connty Agricultural and nortieultun l Land Association arc now prepared to receive proposals for fencing their, air G.onad. grubbing and grsdmg uact, l.ncin. same, cleaning p grtnnds. erecuug exhjbition Halls, io. Plans and speeineatione to bo seen at thn.office of llorubrook To. rroposaie roceiveu Seiurday, Aug If.. aagll-td SASI's OKI! I':e.'t.