Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 29, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 30 August 1856 — Page 3

STATE- TICKET.

GOVERNOR, 4 LIVE II P. iIOIITO, ( Warne. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, V CU.tttAD BAKEIE, of Vanderburgh. , . BECRETART OF STATE, JOHN W. I WSOX, of Alien. .-. . . - TREASURER OK STATE, VriLUAH - NOFlSlItJGElt.el Parke. " ICDITOB OF STATE, t. IV. II. ELLIS, of Iflarlon. , 'SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, ... CIIAULES of Floyd. TTORNET GENERAL, 'JAMES II. CHAVEJfS, of Kiplejr, REPORTER OF SUrREM E COURT, ' -JOHN A. STEIN of Tippecaue. " CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, , , JOIIN A. HEAL of niamU FOR CüMiRES, ' JAMES C. VEATCH, BT griXCCB CODXTY. FOR LKUIfiL VTL'RK. .... ; JOHN INGLE, Jr., . or TaJtaakauaaB. PUBLIC SPEAKING. f CONRAD BAKER, the candidate oa tba Psopls's Ticket . far theefheeef Lieutenant Geicr-er, will address tb. Peofepla. ea Us pslitisal issasseftha day. at ths following times ui plaass; At Oweosvills, Gibson Monty. Sept. th. ' 1 .'elk r.M. ' . v At Barrea Cbepel.saae eveaing atTa'tloek. ' At New Harsaeuy, Sept. lh. at 1 o'clock r. M. , , PUBLIC SPEAKING. JAS. LOCKHARTaadJAS. C. V BATCH, K.qulree, eeedidets for Congress, will address Ih.ir fellow-cithers at Newberg. Warrick county, Thursday. September 4. Baker's Creek Church, Sj.eneor .. Friday, Sept 5. R.oEport. d Satnrdar d . ' U.atrrTilU, d t.al.r. . . ? 12 IS. 15. 16. 17. It. 1 2. 21. 23. 24. 25. 2S. 27. 29. 30. 1. 1. 3. Hawtiagbargti. DwboU e.nwty, tm. Bpt. Jhipr, d d WtB.dr do H.rarillt da Tbnd, do K.r lill, Mania do Frida. do Mi t'l.uaat, do do Saturday, do DsTorUill, ' do do loadar, do Raflntilla. Darin do Taraday. do Wuhiaxtoa, do do Wtitaeiday . do Kdwardtport, Kaas do Thar.lay. do BruooTilio. do do Friday, do Viaaoaa.l, o do Saturday, do Diokabuaka. do . do Monday. do Patoka, Oibaon do Tueadar. do Horabrook'(tora Piko do Weduuday do F.Uranargh do do Thnraday, do Croat Roaua, do do Friday, do Wlaal.w. do do Saturiay, do Priaootoa, Gtbaoa do Monday, ' do Owoaarillo, do do Ta.aday, do Fooayrilla, Poaay do Wadnraday, Oct. Now Haratoar, do do Thuraday, do Mt. Varnon, do do Friday. do mairtTtno oo an Baturday. do 4. Oroaa Roada. Arnitronf townahin Vaadarbnrgb aonuty. Monday, uet a. KTaaaTilla. Vandarbargh d Tnetday, Oct. T. Hauhatadt. tiibaoa do Wedntt.day, do 8. Williamaburah, Warrick do Thuraday, do 9. Lyaarillo. do do Friday. . da IC. Boourillo. d do Saturday. do tl. Tho apoaklai will oommonea at oaa o'olock in tha alterBaoa 01 Bag n iyj. To the Public. Tha following: appolntinenla horotoforo made by Gor, -Wlllurd and Judge Morton Petersburg, Augurt '.'5, Washington, SO, Devon Hill, Aug. 37, Paoli, Aug 58, Spencer, Aug. 39, BloouiDuld,. Aug. 70, Kullivau, Sept. lat. Bowling Croeu, Sept. 2, Terre Haute, Sept. 3, are mutually withdrawn, and they hare mutually made the following appointment : ' Spencer, Owen County, Sept. 18, I P. 31. HloomHtfld. Greene Co., do 19, do Waahlngton, Pa vires Co., do 30, do Petereburg.Fike Co., do 1i, do Jaaper, iluboia Co., do 33, do Mt. Pleasant, Martin Co , do 34, do Paoll, Orange Ce., do 25, do A. P. W1LI.ARD. O. P. MÜKT0S. Bepublican Meeting-. , Henry W. Elitworth, Eq., will addre tha paepla at tha following limoa and placet : Vtueeonai, Tnetday, Sept. S. at night. hranaville, Wedn aday, bept.3, at uight. Mt. Varnon. Friday, Sept. S, at I o'clock. Naw Harmony, Saturduy, Sept. 6, at I o'clock. PnaeyTille, V outlay, Sept. 8. at 1 o'clock, r , Owonaville, Tueaduy, Kept. 9. at I o'ilock. Princtiton. Wedneaday, .Sept. ID, at 1 o'clock. Kullivan, Thuraday, bept. II, at i o'clock. Terre Maate, Friday, Sept. 12, 1 o'clock. Fillmore Club. The Fillmore Club will hold a meeting this evening at Apollo Hall, And we trust there will be ft large attendance as at former meetings. The meeting will be addressed by Jas G. Jones, Esq., and probably others. His subject, as we have before stated, will be that portion of the American platform which alludes to foreigners and Catholicä. There are mis taken ideas as to what the real principles of the American party are as to foreigners and Catholics, although the platform has been pub lished everywhere. Mr. Jones will no doubt clearly state the position of the Americana on these subjects, and those particularly interested should hear him. Whig National Convention. The Whigs of the Union will hold a Convention at Balti more on the 17th inst. A full representation of the Whigs of the Union is desired. We un derstand by a private letter, that the Whigs of every District in Kentucky will send Dele - gates to this Conventiion. The decision of. f this Convention, as to the position of the ; Whigs of the Union during the canvass, will ; be looked for with much interest. A Mistake. The paragraph we copied yesterday from the Vincennes Gazette relative to j the Rev. Mr. Terrel having received severe in--juriesbya railroad accident at Princeton, is . an error. The person injured was Mr. Reed, of Meroni, Indiana. He has been for many years one of the principal business men ofthat place, and is an estimable man and a good citiiZen. We regret to hear of his misfortune, but ' , hope he may recover. (KT There is no use pouring Medicine down ' ; an invalid's throat, if he persists in ßtuffing '.himself with roast beef, potatses. and plum : t puddings. He should live on a lighj and nntritious diet, auch as rice flour, sago, tnpioen, pearl barley, and corn starch, all of which can " Tbehad at the drug store of Keller, Farnsley & vCo., on Main street. .- 07" We thank Mr. Copeland, banker, of 'this city, for a copy of the N. Y. Herald of isthe 26th, brought to this city Thursday eren--flpt mi of course ahead of the mail. Aheih-can Campaigner., Subscribers 'io'this excellent American Campaign paper, published tuna ultaneously at Indianapolis and Ke w AlbaEy.c&n.eb&ia their papers by calling on Squire Crisp, at the .Library rooms. We hope Jha jri'l recrir. a Uri iucreaat?.

THE TJSIOH CELEBEATION.

Grand Fillmore and Doaelson Demonstration. A Union of Hearts and II : 11(1. a Union of The Cincinnati Times of Thursday contains three and a half columns of fine type, giving an account of the great Union Celebration at that city the day previous. We make an ab stract of the proceedings, long as our limited space will admit : v-cf,io wa. w;.,c r . tt; Yesterday was a elonous day for the Union. l':ii.,. o,i tww, r, ...,; Ine r lllmore and Donelson demonstration ex- . . , ,,, . ,- AAAJ fan in nil Wn rvA0 a v An t h ii-'to um n I i n n I in , r... . , r '., v .1 iiaiiuu. a tie iiculmg wcio lieft; Mum tue uitii 1 1 r . and the South, and from the hast and the Ycst. Although no notice was given of the demonstration except in the r ill more papers of the West, the number of strangers in the citv yesterday is variously estimated from '' . - . 20,000 to 25,000. They were not gathered ' ' c together at any one point, so that a fair est im a. iL . 1 f ation could be made. Without further comment, we proceed to detail the proceedings as furnished by our reporters. THE PROCESSION. The procession was the first demonstration of the day, and ordered to take place at two ; o'clock P.M. It came near being a failure from two causes. First, it was not ordered until Monday evening and not published un- j til day before yesterday ; consequently the ' , Je ,: . i r illmore organization of the city and townships had no time to prepare for the demon stration, and only a small portion of them appeared in the procession at all. Jn the second place, the delegations from abroad were not notified of the demonstration, and were unable to concentrate in season. While the pro- . cession was moving in one part of the city, thousands lrom abroad were hunting for it ! Again, the Southerners who had concentrated in Covington did not reach this side of the river until near 5 o'clock, through some mis understanding of the committee of the arrangenients. At 4 o'clock the procession, small as it was, commenced moving. It proceeded through the route laid out until it reached the Times office, where it met the procession from Cov - inzton, when the two were united and niaicned up town again At the head were Cant. A. E, Jones, Grand Marshal, and his aids. They were followed by a car containing the I Ttnf innnfi I l-Catiil tin rl liüTin cnmpl v nonr! tnrf i

with flags. Next came an immense delegation; recently made this city a visit, and is desirous on horseUack, from 13oone county, Kentucky, 'of securing a share of business from Evansville followed by the Covington and Newport Clubs, 1 and this region. He is spoken of as a prompt and delegations from Louisville, Frankfort and ;and reliabIe business man, and gives the very

oiner oouinern cities. i lie v were accompa nied by several bands of music, and had a number of display wagons. Among the mottoes displaced were, " I would rather be right than 1'resident," and " Kentucky will stand by the Union at all hazards." In this portion of the procession there was an organization numbering largely of young Kentuckians who will cast their first votes for Fillmore. Following the Kentuckians, were a thou sand or more from Indiana, and the interior of Ohio. Next came the Central Club of Hamilton county, preceded by Menter's American Cornet Band, and a guard, arrayed in the Continental uniform. They were followed by several ward clubs. Then came the " Ninth Ward Boys," who declared themselves "all right for Fillmore," and who displayed several banners. Following was a large delegation from the townships, headed by a four horse wagon "chuck full" of enthusiastic Fillmore men. A long string of wagons, carriages, &c, all decorated with flags, brought up the rear of the procession. Under all the disadvantages in its formation, it kept swelling in numbers until it was near two miles long. The sidewalks of the streets through which the procession paraded were almost blocked up with people, from whom cheer after cheer went up for Fillmore and Donelson, and were heartily responded to by those in the procession. When the two divisions of the column met in front of the Times office, the streets presented a sea of heads in every directiion, and the cheers for Fillmore and the Union were deafening. As the procession passed along the levee the scene was a magnificent one. Not less than 10,000 people were assembled on the wharf, while the windows and roofs of the houses were filled or covered with people, many of them ladies, .bach delegation or organization was received with cheers, and the waving of handkerchiefs and hats. The houses fronting the levee were mostly decorated with flags, which added to the magnificence of the scene. The Kentuckians were escorted to the Walnut street ferry, and passed over the river. The remaining portion of the procession were marched to the public landing and dismissed. THE CEREMONY UPON THE BIVEK. This took place at six o'clock in the even Inrr cVinrtl u- ftpr thn Hifimißsarnf this nrnf oJ . . . f sion. A rope was suspended irom snore to shore, and from this, directly over the center I of the river, hung an immense national ilag, ! n.-it'n TTMIOr ntrfin it.. The rone was hnrrllv 1 perceptible, and the proud flag, whoas lower edge almost touched the water, seemed to sustain itself in the air. Three floating batteries were stationed in the river, the whole surface of which was alive with sailing and row boats, gaily decorated with flags. At b o'clock the teamers Lhampion and HartfordCity pushed out into the stream, the former from the Kentucky and the latter from the Ohio shore. Both were prettily decorated with flags. On board of the Champion were the Continental Band, a number of distinguished Kentuckians, and fifteen young ladies representing the Southern States. On the Hartford City were Menter's Band some two hundred persons, from various Northern States, and sixteen young ladies representing the Northern States. The Times gives the names of these ladies, and the State each one represented. As the boats pushed out from the shores the bands struck up the national air of "Hail Columbia."' The river side was at the time cov ered with dense masses of people, cheering and waving their handkerchiefs, and presenting an animated and magnificent scene. Both boats turned their bows up stream, and slowly proceeded onward some distance apart. As they reached the Union flag they floated slowly toward each other, and soon were side by side. Cheers went up from those on board, which was followed by a swell of voices from the two shores really indescribable. To those on the boats the scene was one of extraordinary intest. The banks of the river on the Kentucky shore were lined with people. On the Ohio side, the wharf seemed a sea of heads, while the steamers M the landing and the houses fronting the river were black with people. -And such rltouts as followed this union of the North and South we have seldom heard. At this interesting moment tb batteries lsp poured

forth their salutes, while the bands sent forth "Yankee Doodle" to mingle with the din.

Col. Jones, of Ky., made an address when the boats touched, which was answered by E. P. Morton, Esq., of Ohio. The Sisters of the South then crossed to the Hartford City, and formed a circle with the Sisters of the North around a guard of four, dressed in the continental dress, and bearing a National ßajr. The Union was complete! This ceremony, witnessed from the shores. called forth renewed and prolonged dmonstrations of enthusiasm. The Sisters of the 0 .. . , ., , ., x, .. . . South next invited those of the North to their , . , .. , , , T, . boat, where the circle was re-formed. Each lady bore in her hand a small flasr. havinar the - - .. . , . . n4ma n tho ."S r T ehrt ronrn'antnH II name of the State she represented upon it. After this list Union, those of the South exchanged flags with those of the North, making V ?"' ine,'tt. laM,cu l?! gether, then proceeded up the riven amid k hours fri"i?n tn tn ncvoc rvn tha Cimrac Ann ', 7 r .ü t 7 n ' " liiran lmn Ihi bit tAwia? '1 hair tifMnn n t 1 V liVtM U(tt VV, 1 IVl. X llv J JJ1 VALVUU y proceeded far as the mouth of Deercreek, and then descended to the Covington ferry landing, where, after a pleasant interchange, through Col. Fmi nel, on the part of Kentucky, and E. P. Nor ton, Esq ., on the part of Ohio, the boats were separated and returned to their landings. The whole ceremeny was handsomely executed, and exceeded in iraitv and enthusiasm anvthinz of the kind we have ever witnessed. In the evening thoro was tha greatest dis , . . T r c play of enthusiasm. I mmt nse bon-tires were v J lighted Oil the tWO shores, rOCketS filled the air, and a crowd beyond computation assemMe(j at tae wharf. Speakers addressed the , . . Aifannt stand,. Torch. "SKi processions iormea oy amereni cinos, moved about the streets. Vast crowds also assembled at Newnort and Covington, and .jim.j v 1 i. . -ft- r a iuiC BiCaL VJ mC enthusiasm and numbers which marked it. It was a happy conception in itself, a celebration fiL,urativelv unitinz the North and South in . . , PTT . , . Pr'ÜUS -1 "ö V! s seeking to do this, and this celebration was intended to illustrate their great object, Wo call attention to tha advertisement of Mr. G. V. Given, Commission and Forwardiinj; mercnant at JNew uneans. Mr. vj. nas best references to those who are not personally acquainted withhinl. WllOLESAM? A0 RETAIL TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, On Main at., teeond door above eor. of First it., EVANüVIIXE, INDIANA. fTlAXri FKNDRIOn k BROTHERS respectfully in form tlteeit?itnoi Kvauevilleand vicinltv tuatbev har esuiblitihed a hraaeh of their old and extenufve.y known Baltimore bouse im this pla;e where they will matuftcture and constantly have for sale all kintts of Domfitic and ImporLd Tohacco. Ciftars and Snuff. The'r aortment o Tobacco and Cifcare embrace every variety and brand. 12 pr cent will be saved to the jmrehanT by cirinc ns a emU, as we, warrant to ell-nteity prioes. Fleu call and examine. 'aug2.J-3a TTOOfTEADS. fit' Quiley extra Hamt just ree'd and tor sale in quantities to suit by Z. II . COOK k SON . M L ST reteWed bv railroad, the iirat goods of taescaioa, J suitable I'ortHe'faH trade. 2Uraesrich Fancy Prints; lr cases Ms'd Sattinets; 5 do a-ie'd CasiimerHs; 2 do Fancy lie Latus; S do Boh a Co. Alpaccsu; 20 piecea Bah Silk Plains: 10o:rtoons ftjt'd Nettinxa; lit eartoona Ben hilk Lace: With a treat rariety of lon.y dreas Trimmings aad notions of all kinds for sale at Tery low frices ' J agld J. n.MAGHKB & CO. Jt g BUSH Prime TVtotoes; 10 doi Chickea, tarne, inst f&:t.Frao'dby aH Z H. COOK A SS. AUCTION sali:. rpnE uaderalaned will offer for sale. no. Saturday tha 23d of 1 August, at 2 o'clnok. P. M.. on Seoond atreet. next to tha Neptune Kuxiiie House, the fnllowina Lot (which is 130 foot deep and U" feet Ivontl and improT.ui.nta found theroa. Thesale will be had opon the place. Tbe terms will be made public on the day of sale. P. BURK. Hkmky üumbkkts. Auctioneer. aanlS-tds VKV "MTSir. The Lost Sfantfr: i'S lie'y Schottisch: llu.tfoa War. Polka; Jnlietta Bell; John Brown's l.rfiey; Oaonsky's Last Waits, for sale bv aualti T. CO.XTXOTnv & CO. iVKW YORK i,M ItOft ot W ooden Hox Matches; 2i do Paper do do; aoOqr-cao do do do, reo'd ptrnHwtd by agl6 Z. H. COOK & SON". BUCHANAN, FREMONT, FILLMORE! T H K KLKCTII) W " I afV the 4th ot" Nnve-nber. will show who will coma out trl- -! ' umphantand he the Pecinle's uhnice We do s nt intend i to wait so lona. and therefore invite, most r speotfully. ALI. PAK TIES to examine our to "T larae. new and beautiful selection of 1) K Y GOODS! in the Doafstie and Funcr linea; aljo. a handsome assortment ot Keadr made Clotnir.f ad Gentti' Furnishing Uooda. all suitable for FALL AND WIVTKR. HM. LOBWEXTHAL CO;. aua;15 Corner if Main and First sta I.OST. ABREASTPIV of tha shape of a harp, sides and heir in centre. Valued ( with pearls oa Valu. d (er the sake ol tho over. The tinder shall Be rewarded ana receive the tnanas oi the owner b leavinc it at this emee. jeiAtf BOVKIH.X; AM KD. bTbT a Lndv and one small Bot: will furnish her own room S A aituatioa in a pri'ate fimily in a pleasant partnf the cut preferred. or lurtner.aiormauoa can at tnieomco. augl5-3l Vtkw books. Victoria, or the World Overcome; Life and Advantures of BerkwowitV Lastoftho Forestera: The Tonaue of Fire: Do (juineev's M mortals; Western Border Life. eta. Just ree'd and fox sale br auejis T. CONYVOTON CO. drOn tl Ii Al. FOR KEKI1.- tils Corn Meal tor t ' sale cheap for feed, just ree'd ! aualS ZH. COOK SOV. BBLS iirime Leaf Lard; 20 ken prime Butter; e) la kega do do de; juat ree'd br augli Z. H. COOK & 8Qy. nissonriON. fatHE partnership heretofore existing between Fielding John-ton and tm. c.. French, known as the firm of .T..hnnn X- French, is this dav dissolred br mutual eonsent Wm E French ia alone authorized to settle the bninea of aaid firm. H6L111.M1 johnsuis augl4-tf WM. E. FRENCH sf irRKREL la barrels apd kitta all numbers." If -ale asS. E. GILBERT k CO.. Sye. near Wate augl9 KlüTEItM SCIIOOI.. THE seholaerie exercises of St. Joseph's Academy for the Tonng Ladiea. will recommence on the first Aiondaj in Sertemt'er. Pupils will find it to tl cir advantage to eome at the commencement of the session. ang-zv-st 1CASK. ?Tad-ler. 330 lbs; 1 bhl Snip. Flour. 350 1 cask Fp. Salt. 500 lis; t bbla Copperas: 1 Kin En. Mintard: 10 cross Rose and Bears Oil 10 arose Transparent Soap, ree'd per 'ail road, for sale t reduced prices bj aUg I. Öl U- MEilAr AGAIN. A KOTKER arrival of Lawns. Mnsqueta Bars. Oren Window Paper, aad a general assortment of other Dry Goods at J v 17 atlt Hi. KMBIOH W TA fb T KD. Two Servant Girls will tod steady employ II meat at liberal wages, by applying immrdiste'yat the resilience of jo-tf v . R. PRESTON. gtOFPsSK. "S baaabest Elo Coffee, small green ree'd aad forsaleoy j. &I u. tl ji a ?i jt ElRKPlRKl-OR THE H AR s KS r. t.rin Sevthea: Grass Scythes: Iron Brace Cradles; Wood Brace Cradles; 1. 3 and 4 Prong Forks; 0. S. Garden Hoes: Jost received aad for sal by Jel ifaiart. Scythe Snaths; Sevthe Straei; Shovels; ' Nos. I, I and 3 Steel TToet: I. STAFFORD, opposite new Court House.

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COMMERCIAL. MAEKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Cincinnati. Aug. 29. ThorireTliaaT;aon fire in.cb.ea. Weaiherclearandpleaaant.

PiTTsaoaaB. Aug. 24. j Eirer 18 iachca by tho metal nark. Weather clear. j Cincinnati, Aug. 2 i Flour unchanged: aalea of extra at 5 83. Wheat 1 26 for wLi e. Eye 81c. WhUkj unaettled ai'h no aalea. 'otliii f doing in r-roriaioca. SucaruahaDged. alolaaeea held moat ly at S6o. Coffee ll d.2 for fairto prime. j New York, Aog. 2'. I Flour drooping; aalea ol 8.W0 b 1 at 6 2 for täte. 6 30 R 50 far Ohio. Wheat arm with aalea f 30.000 busliela. i Corn l.uuyanti aaloa of 40,iW lushals at 62Jmo for Mixed. j Slaa- pork dearer: talea of 700 hi la at 19 75. Beef film. ' Lard ateady. Whiskjr ad ra need; tales of l" bHjat 3Jie. Stocka dull; Chicago and Ruck laland. 94; Conner and. 2 ;,: Michifraa Sonthem, 8; S York Ceatial. WJ,; Keiding, 854. Clerelond and Toledo, 75; Clcrelasd and Pituburxh, ; 78; CleTclacd. Ccluml.ua and Cincinnati. 1('2,: Ere. CO,: j Galena and Chicago, V&ini Siichian Central, 2. Sterling exeanre firm. j AiJCTlON SALES. OANiKl.WO JL8KT HiRAK NKLfiOM AtClIO VKIiftfi, COMMISglOX iMFRfllAATS.! and Kcal taite Brokers) I fffAVIVG Uased for a term of rears and fitted up tha! Si fi Old Court Ho J4e. eorat of Main and Third streets. i are now prepared ro . reoeive for tale at aaotiou or private) alu, all kiuds of gods, wares and merchaudise; household ' fnrttitar. horses, bufffrtts, etc. etc. Ghiraacen ma le on coa-inments when required . 1 Regular sales ever? Tuesday , Thursday and Saturday, eomoteBciofcat so clock. A, 31 . Also laeaoay, vvcaoesday and Fridaynigbta. at early gas light. H LE- OK K 1 . V L. E8TATK. The first Monday of every month, at 10 o'clock A.M. Tl a vi off r-rovided ourselve with a Ire IMap ot the Citv.T of Evaodvule eontatoing all the recent Knlarsemenrs, and hp Jset apart the first Alouday of Bty month for the sale of ted to hand in their lista in time to aire the nuMie due nrtico. The patronage of thone bavinr Huuwb and L.t or Landa i for tale, either at paMicor private sale. a resperttallyaolicited. jylS 'OOLSBV at NELSON. Auct'a. REAL ESTATE SALES BY YffUOL.Kliv Jl" NELSUX, Great Sale of Lots. rffcN MONDAY, the lat day of September neat, at 2 o' clock P. M.. at our Sale R-oms in the old Court Moose, corner of Main and Third street, we will aell at auctioa tho following desir&Me Lots, for residtneea: Lot No. 5 in Block No 4 Nurth-eastera Enforcement; do do 1 in do do 1 do do; do do If in do doll Eastern do; do do 6 in do do 47 do do; do do Ilia do do 6 Stoekwell'a do; do do 4 ia do do 6 do do; ALSO: Lota 4, 6 anil In Block 8. Eaateri Enlargement. " 25, 2t anl 'il " " 2. Goodiell'o Uulareement. 1. 2 aod 3 " 3. do do. Also: Lot No. 2 in Embrees Division, containing 6s acres. Tr.KMS One-foufth cash. If in one year. in two yeara. in thr-e yeara, with interest and secured by mortjtaice on tho pre-nises. WOOLSEY NELSON'. jy23-tda Real Estate T'rpra. f'tlll SALE. W OTS and 9 in block 2. in f.illeston & Lnckhart's EnI A larxement. taqrireof WOuLSKV A N E I. SO augti Ke.lO'tate Urokera. XKlSTKKStSII,!: IT UOTIO.K, GREAT BARGAINS! f BHE onderjiftned will eU t pnMfe auction. t ttie door iL ot Wool-ey V N'rlon's Auction Ko-ro, in the city of EvansTille. on the flrrM Monday to September. tb 1 iwin&r rjl estate. Tin The imdivHed 1 lf of 307 'et o1 the Wharf in front f ihe citv t Kvanflvitie, on th Ohio rirer, exteudiog do wo ?trcm from the cent- of Di vision nreot to ap-.irtttn r afcraet. About 35 feet of tht property )v ilrwly improved autl AtfuTdi the only ood land s' in low wtcr iorte:a noi'i, -Lor. 4. coiit-id.inif I t Kl-lOO are: Lot cjo.n(n i 7rt-ino acr-i: lot 2. cnainint 2. acr a, WiiiK vrt f ili noüih-f't. and part of thesmih-wt ii'srter of eotiori H to wi. 6 .touth of rafiafti 10 Wft in Viarhnrih flnnnty, A i.äo Ij(t , eontaihinr n acrps n eftin l, tn u h rns est. A lto, wef tern of 1 it I ; we-tTn i of lot a; Wfstern ot lot 3. riot-k 12, all in tno h ourrh Knlarirpfnent, Atljosititia; the city of BvngviU- Trini m.d known on the v2- uU JNO. SH XNKLIN, J C. Bell. V'lkil o copy to amount of $5. JLM.ont. B ox XD LRD.- have on hand He'n. l.ard and Corn Meal, which W small lotol Un we wi-h to e!l to close eonsignmeat. )3U rKK.JIU.1 ikii.i. "6 4 1 extra Sncar cored Dried Beef, ree'd per M w .w 'Lr "To," ant ir aie fy jyl4 HBH-iilBKRIlER Si CAR30N. fcj 1T -2 snOhMeNo. 1 fine Kinmwhaatthe River Railif rotd D-not and Canal Alo. x&t bl coarse Alcm alt. for "ae low. at mann Tourer rrites by aagl GEO. FOSTER ft CO.. Ag'ts Kanawha Salt Co. Tlir.Y CAS'T FlFd X! V K R Y FINK S IJ M M E K SO FT HATS. lalnKboat, lichtest and finest shad-d Soft Hats, that can m be sven . Ta1 1 -n d ee . myW VAITTIF.R MARCOVNTKR. Main etret. SAI.I; 4F KKAL ESTATE. T lflE andersianed. Guardian of tha heirs of Charlea Coatpiens dae'd will aareeahie to an oroer oi tr Knot eo Court of Conmr.n Pleas, made at the .("tneterm. 185. eipo's to public aale at the Court House door in the city of Kvanarilla. Vanderbiirah oo , lud., ob ''atiirdsy the 21d da of Auci'st A L. laV. letwe.n the hettrs of lfo'olock A.M. and 4 P. M .the inllnwior dnai-ribed ri-a' estate, in sr.id county, tn-wit: Theundirided on.-afth of 'ort? aer f. the southeast quarter of the aouth-west quarter oi aeotion No, three town seven, anbeten west. Tea Mti or sals A credit of three months will beo;iT.B, the purchaser t;iTinc ht, ad with approved security,wairina vtvluaion and appraisement lawa with interest fr m dato. yl-4tw. CU A KL ES P KKSS B Y. Guerdiu. gl.OVH! FI.OVIl'! A supply kept eorstant'y oa hand 3L hereafter, tor anle by the iuaatity oi ainsle barrel at the lowest market prices, for cash only. . .. u i.' fin nbu t i i . a. u v-,. COAL! CO AM! Y'1fTK are now rioeivinc a larre lot ot the best eoalin the V W M ost, and ar ready to supply our friends and eustont by the small or l&rze qnantitie. e will delirer it to private honsee al 12 cent per bushel, to the wholesale ron nmers, we ul make a ltioral deaaotton. orders iftst the 4tore of Uallinvswurtb & Hnghes will h promptly atteaded to. ap2 J. W. & J. W. HUGHES. WKW III'UJ, P R K HH ! l K I ' K . fKTCTI VIKRMN'r bare jast openfda lnrro anAnrtmenw Jf frnjr and Medicines, to Inch they invite the tw?ntoD of Merchants and Physicians Thev xo keen Window llnwwnre. Tobacco. Ticant. Paint, Brihp of alljkindji. Oils. Dvestnffs. Spices. Perfumery, Fancy Articles. Ae.. Arc. Ai.no all popular Patent Medicines. All kind of Paints ground in oil. Pure Wines and Bran die for Medicinal narpoies rrosnriptTonscarevMiy preparea. can at no. j tr,. nndr tno journal um. mvS-tf t'l.nrit FIlK SAI,K. have in store at Bement Ar V-ele's and at Tenney A w Horenson's. a lot of choice Family Flour, flavins; made arrinaemorta with the above honsea to sell our Flour, the pnblio may rely on findinc with them at all times a nrst rate article, made I the very best ol wheat. R. M . V IN'iATr. 4 CO., jy23 1m Clay County Mills, Bowling Gretn. lad. "I.IIKH C:l SIKAL- 2 bnsh inst ree'd and for sale f by augl2 VICKKRT & JOHNSON. 1U. T. ICOSS, 11. !., SEVllRRH his professional ervi es to the citizens of Evan ansville and vicinity; residence netwen Judge Foster and J. H. liiQoudick oa Cherry street EvanaviUe, Ind. apl8-lyd DU . J. F LFA O K It, D K iTAI.M HÜL Reaiueaceand 'öiee od Aecono near L.oonstui., KVAtlflTII.LR. ISVlATtA. 3 ALL openitioas perainiac to tSe Dental Art, performed in the most careful and thorough manUTrrVrwner Plessecall aud examine mv superior st ck ' of TEETH before ordiring elsewhere. Also tha Gutta Percha Plnte. said to besuperiorin many eases. Ofhca hours, from 9 o'cltck A M. 4. P.M. iel0-Sm äTlL'T TKIl.- Fresh Butter lust re. 'd; also a lot of CookBAT in ng Butter in atore aad for sale cheap. Call quick or it willbegoae. . 1. STAKfOKO. ,ug upposite new uoun nouse. COPAHTSF.KMIIP. THE undersigned have formed a copartnership, under thS nsme andstvle of Babcock A Sonntag. and will carry on the Hardware rtusiuess on Water street, at the old srand of Babcock Brothers. HKv KY O. BABCOt'K. V21-tf HVIIKHK rt. Alt. ibV i;ltO bHY AM l'mVIIU STORK. OSE DOOK AHOVR fjaKSC'ENT CITY BUH-U1NG. I8TAFKORD hu just opened a Grocery and Provision afä Stör, on Main treet- aa above, whuff be will be rleaaei to see his friends and the iublic renerally ; and he hejres byntrtctatt-jntioa to business to merit a liberal snare oi me pubLie patronHge n J 31-1 y ff 5 KRRI.VU. 50 boxes choice, for sale y M.JL augia S. B. (JILBERT & CO. 1lTiXY Bt-. 12.000 heavy 2 bushel new for sale m low to close consignment au gl 9 4. K Oiu BERT & CO. Syc. near Water. PTTHIMC NOTICE TO ATjL WHOM IT .MAY COA'CHKJf. 5 HAVE this day (Julj 14th.) sold ont my entire interest in themerchan'dise a d everything partainins thereunto, formerly owned by J. W. & S. t ickery. to Mr Charles McJohnston, Jr.. who with Mr. James W. Vickery will continue the business at the ld stand. I retnrn my aiacpre thanks 10 my numerous friends for their liberal patronaze extended to me. while tn hnainess is. connection wtth the old firm, and would bo pleased that tho same may be continued with the now. jyl7 SAMUEL VICKERY. A CARD. nAVTXO assoer'ted with ma in business Mr. Chsrlea McJohnston. Jr.. in pH.ee of Mr. . Vicerv retired. We will eentinneto do a Family Grocery aa l Provision business, at the old stand, near the rVaabiogton Hotel," inderthename and style ot Vickkbt k Johkktos. I will be happy to waiton all my old friends aad customers, and on as many new ones as may favor as with their jatronago. promising to do the agreeable to a 11. JAMK W. VIOKERT. P. S- Mr. SiraM Viekery is authorised to aiake eolleotionsand pya1l demands asrtinst th-old firm. The nam of th old firm will bau ;d n the li lUidatioa of debts j. jyV7 J. w. V. sTkB AXBES A A O I.KJ1 U 40 boxes reo d per Mom. sta- gomcry, log Ml by my 10 PRESTO" BK08.

MISCELLANEOUS,

Pate nT. r.iira ron For preserrtng Fro its, V egvtablee, fto. Tha ealy Can ever invented requiring NO WAX. SOLDER. OR CEMENT! These Cans have been thnronghlr tested, having been befure the public ue year ovtr halt a MiLLioif of tlwm vre sold the pa.t season, aud are now in use, and in every instance have given entire sat isf action. They are acknowledged by all who see them, to be the KKJTXST, SAraT, OSrtTOSTCWIKÄT CA IX USX They are easily SEAL KD end OPENED, aud nerxr fait to prjrtm Fkuits, Vkuktablxs. te, EM a prrr'rrlfif frh tat. They can be used year after vear. Directions for putting tip alf kinds of Fruits, Vegetables, ke.t will aooompany the Cana. Every Vmn Warrantesl. AIX ORDERS NCLnINO REMITTANCE, WL Bl PEOMPLT ATTENDED TAE. M. SHOEMAKER & CO., Sole Proprietort und Manufacturer. " 234 Walkut Stkeet, ., jfe CINCINNATI, O.f Iii-(la. J. E. CAMPBELL, .if JitantmlU, Jnd. TFuraale by liusakuoit d; Go Citsvtu i Lamql.ti. J. rt. ji;aranl J. C. Uauut. j j il-tf ao ml'. IM boaeaXo. 1 Family and Palm, lereale at mauU'at turera pricua by au,ii GEO. FOSTER dt CO. CLOriUSG AT WHOLESALE. Encourage Home Intlusitry npilß uadersigned take leave to inform the t erohants of B. this nity aud country, thatthey havethia davcou-manc-ea the luanuiacture of Ci-OTttiso, are als importing, aad deal in Overcoatings, Cloths. Caitsemeres. Satrnetts Jeans, 1'weeds. andallsoruof Linings, and Tailor Trimmings Having purchased the raw materia! of nistcla futoriea, and only em .loy the bvst of hands, it enables ua to warrant sukstaotial sewing; and an ex perienee in th1e branch of business for eeveral yeara. enables us to compete with any other establishmeat ol this sort, ia respect to prices as well as terms. We therelore take occasion to request your visit before you aeek distant markets, where, we assure ou. vou will hod as aood an assortment, and prie a even lower here, than oiher places. Plcaae call and examin. In order to verify. A. ANSPACHKR A CO. jyl8-4m Min s reet. next door to Branch Bank. I'OTICI' la hereby given to all Draymen. Cartmen, Ex1 rressmcn, Hack and Omnibus keepers. Auctioneers, Tea Pin. Bagatell aol Billiard keepers. Managera of Theatera o.. Ceauerts. Peddlers and Rook Venders, that their licenses all expire on the 1st day of next month (Aug .at) atd that the same must be renewed on or before that time, and in. default thereot the ord'uancea in such casea made and provided will be atrctly enforced By order jy22-tm WELL I' . WALKER. City Clerk. i'iu( i: A: co s ii;i,oii:os, Jtfr WITH divided swell, secured by letters pati r ! jj; -tent. May 513d. IHäS. H'li CH Bt maneofthis swell, sola passages may J J W J LI be plaed with the full power ot t ujtroment, while t ieaeeompaniment is soft and subdued. Hereat'ernlithe Velodeons made rj Priuce A Co. will ba furnishc with this atta:h -jeut without extra charge. Messrs. Prinee Ar Co. could realise a hands. 'me fortune by disposing: of rights to otl er manufacturers, bu as they prefer to make it a fwiture in their instrumenta, it eaa only be obtained by purchasing of W. F. COLBI RN, Western Agent. myl 7ta tv'eat Fonrth street. " ItOCKUIES A!HI FliOMX'i:. rHHE un lersigned wll -.nntinue the Grocery and Produce 6 Business of the lute firm of Babcock Brothers, in his own name and for his own account jy2l tf ELI3HA S. B BCOOK. illTA Vrril). We are paying tha highest prices in Cr, for vt neat. Corn. Oat. Kyi., Barley. IMeon. Lard H .ur. and all ki dot Pro uce. Farmers would do w.ll to call, telore selling elsewhere, at GEO. FOSTER k GO'S, stgl Corner Locust street and the Canal. Ull'Ll; ' MALE. N V one wishing to buy a good four year old Mule, will plrase eall sooa at y.HO i'Ki'.STON HKO.-t. A. tftlt KhO Sl' nihH MllKb.-15 t ales lor sale by aua.4 S. E. liabKKr at Co., Sc. aear Water. I 1 1 S' ATI S OA P. 30 boxes choice for .ale ver "lair ' by suns S KmLBKRTÄr CO. ST. CH AKLI S IIOi EL, PORTLAND. KV. 'TV IE undersigned. Lessee of this newly erected and adutiI. raMy adapted llanei., takes pleisure in Announcing to the pnHiio e-iera1lv, and etpeoially to paa-tengera arriving or departing at the Portland Wharf, that this h"tise is now completely fHrnishrd and ready for : he aeeommodatioa of Guests. Kvery item ol Furn'turo, bedding, aad indeed, tho building throughout, is lilted up with artioles expressly manufactured for the houre. Situated as the St. Charles is, immediately at the landing of thi principal ahipprng poiat for Lou.aville, where nearly all herstr ingr gueeu first arrive, and from whence thev depart for the We-t and South, this nouaeatlo da aconvenience and comfort to tha traveler heretofore aot experienced at this potnt. ft shall be tha earnest endeavor of the Proprietor of this Establishment io eommand a liberal share of public patronage, because he intends to deserve it The House, with its extensive grounds, cool, shady groves, and general conveniences is unsurpassed as a transient houso. It hall be kept as a flrst-class Hotel lacking ao on ot tha essentials of such an establishment. Mr J. W. Kr.nDlKf. well knowa to the traveling public, from bielong connection with Htela in Loniaville. js en gred. and will assist ia tho gen oral manaxemert of the house. The patronage ol the publio is respectfully solicited, yll t W. W. OWKN. Propri.tor. H. JS) je MOLASSS In prime cooperage. fo sale by . GEO. V STRR k CO. iOl AI CA li'lillt I c .o tee'd per Uarrngo. lor sale M jits by S. E. GILBERT & CO.. gyp, near Water. OIJvSOI.CIlOIV. THE firm of Raboock Brothers wag dissolved by 1 Citation. 1st July. .CHARLES BABCOCK. HI.HHA S. BABtlOCK, jy21-tf HKNEY0; BABCOCK. I COW "with a young CUf, fcrsile Applvto " ang5 V1CKERY k JOHNSON. " PPKK It IV KT AbO Kl Kit Jast ree'd bv Express, for sale bv aug4 BABCOCK di SONNTAG, Water street. fJ.CCHKE2VT JIOSEV. CrrrZENH'H iuk. Cherokee Insurance and Banking flompauy, and Lagrange Bank of Georgia; Hank of Ühataaobg.. and Commercial llsnk of Nashville nd Memphia aud most other Ranke of Alabama. T-nnesee, Georgia aad North and South Carolina, taken at par for Groceriea. at the lowest cash prises, or bought at a amall discount for cash, bv je23-tt; 8. B. GILBERT b OO.. Sj. near Water. NEW YORK BAKERY, First St., ne-irly- opposite Pest Office. Fit ES II BHKVO. HOT HOLLS, At!. fSHE nnderaigned is now prepared to serve customers with H. the best quality of Fr ah Bread. Hot Rolls. Pies. Cakes. Crackers. Ae. AT thkir dooks, every morning and evening, by leaving orders at the stor or by application at ti e wag' n. bverithing ot my manufacture shall be of there- quality, and furnit-bed at the lowest prices. ThanVfrl for past patronage, I respectfully solicit a continuance of tliessme aug!2-tf J.C. GACST. tXlTHHR ARRIVAL OP SUMM E Ii OLOTHIN G ! T received per Adams Express some light fancy Silk 'aaiimere and Grains Linen Coata. fane whr Lin.-n and black Oraud'Ete Pant-, white and fancy Marseilles Vests, all made of the finet material and in the latest tvle. They will bo sold chesp at A. LOBF.NSTINE'S jeld Western dtar Clothing Store, under Paviliom. s. L. STOaore .rnnrt a. rtcrocs ftXtlllil ! dk- nilOTIIEK, wHot.rgsi.e PFJAi.rn tie PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS, AND No. 279 Broadway , btatr. Franklin auun nd Wah trert. mhlt-Jid 8T. LOUS MO. CHOIf K Bll VM" I P KI.OI H. Wa hare on baadt s the foil'rinft hrnndi ol Flour Brnee rille Mills (extra); Woedherrj Afilli; Fatoka do do; O ran -re do; Drakes Creek lo; Clay co. do; Which we warrant and eil aa cheap as anj honae In the eity, and delivered ared of charge. auKl2 TICCERT & JOHNSON. (MIOK K OI,D CHKK8K. 2f rery superior J Cheese juat received bv jy4 HfcRSHBERGER & CARSON. FIAEU ALf. PAPIOlS-t'PHOITKRY WORK. NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS. CH MIDT k STAR K have just received at their estahlishit ment en First tret. a iarg assortment of Wull Papers, from eommon qa alitiee t the Itneatgilded.eompriviBgevervthinsr of tho moet beautiful description in this line. They alo keep verythiD appertaining to upholstery, and eover chairs aofas. ike, in superior stle. Havinr just enlarged our to re -room to accommodate an increased business, we are now prepar -d t receive customers, aad show them a large s ock and low prices. ap29-tf AMBRO TYP ES TAXE AT TUE SUTtT 33E A 3VX ! Tl M I.Mi genetoa very heavy ex pence in learning mo proeess and in fitting up my rooms for taking now prepared to put up tn the b"""' tV. Ambro I I am brotv . ".-. i,.ui.i . .r.V... ..j i, ,.7.:'"" ;;"v.r 1.0.. Viati .r he seen in any light. w alsotakorwo pictures at onesitting, J a positive and a negative picture, and when held to the light j it it perfectly t'Ttr-ot. The Ambrotypea are durable, 1 being, wh-n finished, entirely air and water tight, and eaa j be taken ia all kiads of weather . i Time for adulu lor a it .ting. v .inensni; cniiurea from 3t .Plea.o eali and see specimens - P . S . Daguerreotypes taken in the difrerea 1 Jtvles . febg-tf W. w , TIbbSTOIt. TI.Bn MAMTFtCTOnV. WK. ehe uraersigaeo. wtan to .ill the atteanon of the Wholeeale Ver hsn's ot EvansTitle aad dealeva ia general t. the faet that we are i" maaufaattrring a pur. ar - i . f r.ii.r Vifl,nr. Wtivi.h wo will .-II .am -a -nnn-tA 1 I with Cincinnati or Pittsburgh prie 3 ftiv. we e -all. A fair : erial ia all wa ask. MERCRH GI'.FflRI) N. B The manataetorr Is situated on tit aeraer -f Fourth ! and Caaal streets. Laiuasao eity. jrl-daerly I T 1MB -IHM bbls In superior order: Oollto Bine River' '. JLi aad Waif Creek Whit. Lime; and Schillinge Crey. ab-' ! ways ea hand; Igt White aai Grey Lim hhds. for seje by

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TsPflsatmiiieiiiiaajisir CHEnny pectoral, For the rapid Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, IIOARSEXESS, IsaciiiTis, lniooFixc - cotjcuv CROUP, ASTIUIA, AXD COASmPTIO.Y. ft MONO the auuierous OiSv-ovara bcience has aeada am m. this generation to facilitate tho businar-s of litea ereaäo itseajojiaebt. axii aaea i-rolong the erm .f buast existenoe Aon. cab be xtamed of more real va to xoaaktaA than this aontributiok .4 Chemistry to tba 1 aaling ait. vast trial of its Tirtnea tbrovghoot thiabroaa aouatry, kaa proven beoad a doubtv that no nie.'ieine or c anbimatioa ea utedioinea et known, van s. aurely control aud cara tha numerous varieties of pulmoavr- diseaava hid have hitherto swept from our nidac thuusar.ca and thonsaasi ev.af year. Indeed, there ia now abundant reason t. leliev. a remedy has at length been Knud which can b relied .a a. eure the m ist dangt-rons .flections .1 tha längs, -Oar ernea hero will not permit ns to publish any proportion of aha eures eileotej by its ose. bot we wonld prohenttho folio a-iag aud refer further enquiry to my American. Almahao. whicK the ag-nt below named, will alaays b. pleased t. fnrmiah free, wherein are full particulars, and indisputable proof ol these statements 1 t Oth 00 of Transportation, ' a wrens R. R. S.C. Aug, 4,185. Üa. J.C.AH. IXarSir My little aoa. four yeara eld, has just recovered from a aavare attack ol malignant 8 carta Fever, hiathroat waa rotten, and every person that visitea him pr-jnouneel him .dead child, baring need youl CherTf feocoralin Oalliornia. in tho winter I 1650. tor a sever, atta.-k of Bronchitis, with entire success. I was iadnced a try it oa my little boy . I gave him a teaspoon tul every tare, hours, nr mmencing in tha morning, and by ten o'clock nt a ghr, I fnund a decided ch -Lge fii tha better, and after able, ja.. a use. he waa able to eat or drink without pais. Its use in th. buve named disease will save many a cM14 from a premature grave, and relit ve the niietyof mtet s fond parent. Far all aflcocions of thethroat and longs, 1 on lieve it to be tha beat meuioina extant. A feeling of the dee peat gratitude, prompt me m addressing yon theaa lines I but forour important discovery mj li ttla boj vonle a.W have been iu another Wjrld. lam. yours, with great respect, J. U. POWELL, Supt. Trans.. L.R.B. Bookv liill. (Somerset Co.) N.J.. July I, Iba. Dr. J C. A vrn. Since your medicine has become knowa here. It baa a greater demand than aay other coigb rtsnedy we have t Ter sold. It is spoken af in terms of unmeasuree praiae by those who have u ed it. and I know of soma easss wbera the best they can say of it ia not too ranch frrths good it has done. I take pleasure in erlling it, beoanse 1 kisv that 1 am giving mv customers tba worth of their moaay, aad feel gretitied ia seeiug the b nefit it confers. Fle-.ise send me further suf ply, and believe rva - Yours, with espect. JOHN 0. WlilTLOCK. P. 9. Almost any number of certificates can bo sent yea if oa wish it Windsor, 0. W. Juan 3d. 1853. Dr. J. 0 Ana. Mit This may eertify that I bar. aasc) yonr Cherry Pectoral for upwards of one year and it is my ' inoere belief that I should have beea ia any grata er thi. :luie if I had not. It haa cured ma ol dangrooa eSectioa tt the lungs, and 1 00 not overstat. any onviotioas wham 1 cell yea it is a'priceleita ren.eny. a'.ura very rsMpfetfnlly, " P A McCU'EK. Attorney at f.sW, WilkaVarre. p... Sepurrber 28. Dr. J. tV Axkr. My der Sir Your medicine il much ipproved of by those who hare need it here, and its eomposi tion issuch as to insur- and miintaia Its reputation. inTa rably recommend it far pulmonary abortions, as do man a, out principal physicians. I am Tour friend. OHAS. 8TKEATER, il. D. PREPARED BT . , J AMES CAY E R,- . flACTICAl, AJtp AKALYTIOAT rniallBT, 1.0WJEI.I., MAM BOLD PY Keller. Farnsley A Co.. F.vsnsville, Ind.j Tag e & Crawford. Owensvihe; - '. tlallock At Parmiter. Prinootoaj . . f . O b ningbant. Patoka; . . ., SV. 3. Whiting. Cynthiana: - , . E. Jaquesad; Co.. Poseyvlll .j tfessre. Gardiner at Blairsville aai Wadeariliai -y. Williamsand Robertson Wast Franklin: Dr Thomas Vewman and .tae. Sampaoa.Mt. Taraaa; " iludspetb k Kto., Boonville; Bowers A Sargent. Newburgh; Adams ,t Campbell. Petersbnrgh; Fred .K;i stein. Cincinnati. 0..aad all druggists. mh2-4m TT ncKIKNKV sVCOOKE. - TVATKR STkKKT. IITWIIS MAIN AMD LOOVHT STRKETw. nVfi just received a aew aad large serpty of ana ant cheap Mantillas, tine seta Application I nderalMV., Oullars, Omiie'ts. Undersleeves, and tha best and finest ass ir-ment of Embroideries aver bought lor this market. They invito aspeody sail from all the eitixens tff EvangriUa aad surrynnding eountry to aa axaminatioa for themselves, before purchasing elsewhere, as tkey promise ta sell any article tn their house at the lowest oasa prioeg. Come soon oome oa. and all. - asyS HOfETS! BOwWETS " tHAVE just received aaother fresh lot af Bonnatx .a mmn isaion. with instruction to sell them at abant Behelf the original sost. Call and see them 8. KhtblCH. N U Mo excuse now for tha Ladies net going to CbureJl ea Sunday, for the want of a aew Bonnet. j. TKCE." .. ' ' ff(MIC,9 Store, oa Main street three doors below 8eeA ond. appears to bo tba great llasaar for aew aad cheap'lods. He haa juat received another fresh lot of Summer Oeods, which he is selling at tba lowest rates ( totyM JnTTaV-WlllMiES l.vr WINE ÄN I I. Kill OK 81 OK F.. TirK hereby Inform the publio of Evanaville aad swTtoansI II ing enuntry I - general, that we have, under this dat., opened an above said concern; where we shall keep constantly all sorts of Wines and Liquors, which we intend to sell at the lower prices. Country ttora keepers wUld well to give ;acli. Particular1 attention is called to ear stock of pnrt Port, Olaret and Madeira 'nos, French brandies, good old Whisky in bottles, which are adapted medical pnrroses. i.,.u..r..,, &. uAmBO k CO.. mylfl-tf Vain street oypos't. tti finti-f P J sale low by jytt S. tt. OILDKKT st.Q0. I1IJTTIKS.2S bids tot- Una Irish Potatoes just rea' torsaleby jel HERSUBBÄÖKK s-.OARSON. SOP AM) C -.MILES 2. bxs tierman Snap; 2.1 hxs Star Candlea; 9 bxs Palm Soap; 23 bxs Extra Tallow Candles, letr e'o ev mr Z. a.. CtlOrX S BUM. r; d KKDS White Lead; S bbls Linseed Oil Just ree'd by f W trio 8. H COOK & SON. nIIMTH4TOK'H rVOTH'K. VTOTICE is hereby give that thauadersigaed baa been ap1 t( pointed Administrator, with the vitl annexed ol tha estate ol ThomaeCowle. lata of Vanderburgh county, decease dl said estata suppjsed to be solvent. II. Q.WHEELER Administrator, jyl With WUlAaaexed. RnOOM AD U ASHBOiRDS. ," 75 dot Fancy and Shaker Brooms; ' ' ' 30 doi Wash Roards; SObxeaad bf-bis Wheat8tarch( 15 bbls Pearl Barley; S bbls Oat veal; KM bxs German a I'alm Soap:6S bxs fancy Rorte A Bar Soapi S hhda prime Sngar; 41) bbls Hyrnp Molasses; 20 hf-hbts Mo:assea: IX do Loaf A paw'd Sugar; 2tieroe Carolina Rice, ree'd aad for sals by jt28 I. & V. ÄBIMANW, TO CF.STI.E.TIES IF TASTE. CLOTHS, CASSIJTEBES, VESTI5GS, kC.. 0JCST KKCCITED At " D. S. ANDERSON ' S ItTercIiRnt Tailors tHAVB jnst received soma bean iful artlelea for Oentleman'e wear, aelected by myself, and superior ia quality and beuatv to anvthing ever before opened in this eity, aad of tha very latest styles. I invita the attention af gentlemen to my cloths, spring cassimeres. Testinga, o.i Ac Any.f these goode will be made up per order ia tha most fschlonabla styles and war ant-dtefit. D. S. ANDKK30N. r-f Fiet r.c. hetween Mln and Sycamore. ro-PiKTaimsHir. rat rjV subscribers have this day formed a eo-pertaershl ander the Arm of McRea k Wells, to continue the boat and shoe business of the late firm of Uendrleks k McRea. All claims against the eeneera ef Hendricks k McRea. will be paid by McRea k Walls, to whom those indebted. must make payment signed W, A. MeKEA. jyW-tf H. M. WF.LL8. PIK I.I MBFR AMI PHIMJI ES," RH. BENNETT wonld respeetfully announce ta tha e eitixens of Evansville and snrronaaing onuntry that h. (having been mg'ged in the manofaetnre of Lumber rorae..ral v-ars, and select'nga eboicasrtiele of Msewa ananufaoturel has opened a Yrd on Tari nater street, near Kreta k Hsilmsn's new Foundry, and is prepared ta sell at whosaaala or retail, ch-aper than eret before ottered ia thi eity.. jelS-lwdlyw , SALE OF REAL. ESTATE. 1tyOTlCE is hereby g Ten. tliat America TratVsBi Exeatrixt IV of thelate Will of William Tratton. dee'd, byrirtaeof an order of the Court of Commott Pleas of Vaaderhnrgh aoaa ty. oa the 1st day of Heptember next, between 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'elo' k P. M. of said day. at trie door of tha Caare House in the city of Eranaville, will eil a part of Lot Na. .13. Orfg nal Plan of aaid eity, the same being tha eoalk-eeet half of said lot. and situated oa the earner of First aad Walnn streets, upon the following terms, to -wit: Ono-ttrt montha. one-quarter in twelve norths and .no-quarter ia months, the pmrchaoer to git a his notes for tha threa 1 last permeate wit ith interest from the day ol sal., aaearad by : m..r.o.p.. th. pr.-i.vw AMERICA TRAFT0, Adsa'rx. k. NOTICE TO COMTIIA'CTOIIS. THE Vanderburgh County Agricultural and Hortl Land Assoeiatina are bow proper' d to receive proposal for fencing their Fair ft.ound. grubbing and grdia tract, fenci"- same, ele&alnfc up grt unda, treating exhibition 1, ire PI ns and speeieatinia to be seen at the effiee of Iforabrook f'o. Propaaal reoolvad antil Saturday. Arig. I. angl2 td ädjl 4 Uff., 1 w j-iuniri; HFFflAIJ T5b""ln Ti-rnerder fof 4,lt 'e by magi fl. B. GILBERT C OO. WITKR MKIIXS! WATKR MEt O8! f OVERS of good VV ater -Melons will please can attne now A t'ork Itskery. . Fiist street, where they eaa always pr.core those that are bth targe and fresh, and have thai g.Be to aiv part of tha city, freeaf expea'. ' aaglS-lw i. O. OATjNI, W IME. ltbU WhiULtmt In, atcrrs and toy sale by MJ V PXE8IOÜ WfOJ,