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"ÜLDrBT SAHDEES, EDITOEr -i-1-- l. CITY Ö-P -E VANSVILLE; J&IILL ARD . . FILLMORE, - - - or üW TURK. : FOaVICBPHKSIUEST, ANDREW .JACKSON DONELSON, 6r TENTESSEB. Cj t . .. , , i ' , , - ' 1 FIJULIflpUB ELECTOKiL TICKET. )" s GEORGE T. ' DITN7T, of Lawrence. RICIl'D W. THOMPSON, of Vigo. -. : - - , ' .- ... 1st District S A M KS G. J OX RS. of Vanderburgh. , 2d do DAV1DT. liAlRD, of Kerry. -"'3d .''Mo ' JOHN BARF.K. of Lawrence. V-4tth; do' - WM. E,VHITK. of Dearborn. 5th do FKK. JUI-'IVIS'CN uutri, oi wajne. fth ' do ' PF..NKY BRADLFY. of Johnson. 7thJ do-, WW. K bMwHBS, of Vi-o. Fth !th do C. W. PHATHKH, of Montgomery. "do GEÖ.-W. BLAKEMOKU, of Cass. i 'lOth ' do .! Uih, do Wil. K. HALE, of Walatb. s'. : 4. r Old Hear Clay Whig " Of all political mysteries-the deepest ray tery to us is, howr any old Henry Clay Whig, or any old wing possessea or a sparic oi pout ical honesty can Tote for Buchanan. There are but few; who can or will do this, but there are still some who will do it. Even if Fillmore were not on the track, it would seem strange that " any" man who is a Whig,' should vote with a' party which made it a business t traduce and villi fy and , misrepresent every act principle .and leading man, of the old Whig" party, and vote with them to raise to the ' Presidency . the very man whose base Blander upOni Henry Clay, prevented that man whose his name- was three times presented as a candidate be fore-the-American people for the Presidency, from being placed in that position. If these Whigs have a 6park of the old Whig feeling left, it appears to us they should scorn any proposal having for its object the direct e-r indirect support of their former, villifiers especially, when they have a candidate more truly representing their own feelings and principles as Whigs than the last Whig candidate they supported for the Presidency. Millard Hilmare, o whose Administration they were so proud, and who is as much a representative of the old Whig party as he is of the bew American party, is now one of the three candidates for next President. Can any old Wig, vpte for Buchanan, the slanderer of .Clay, while Fillmore is claiming his vote?' Hear a yoice, as it were from Henry Clay's grave:''" ; "The foundation of my preference is,' that Mr. Fillmore has administered the executive .government with signal success and ability. He has been tried, and found true, faithful, .honest and conscientious." What better ground of preference does any old Whig ask, than this earnest preference of jHenry.Clay, and the same grounds for prefer .ence which he had? 4,What! with this eulogis "-tic approval by Henry Clay, old Henry Clay 'Whigs vote against Fillmore and for Buchau an the worst enemy that ever cursed the life of our immortal leader? The man who can do this never was a true Whig at heart, and the tvord Whig on his lips now is as the ashes of ypocricy. ?o there is but one plain path of duty for old Whigs and that is to vote for the only Whig who is a candidate .. this year for the Presidency. - . 'Fillmore Eutausiasm at Mt. Vernon. :.. A private letterjrom a friend at Mti Ver'non says: ; "Friend , Sanders Our cause is grpwiog better every day in old Posey, We have just raised a Fillmore pole two hundred and forty feet hirjh, which I think for beauty, and height will eclipse anything of the kind in Hoosierdom.,, We think so, too, and if we hear of a'taller demonstration, we shall tell all about it. WhiTe copying the above, a gentleman from Mt. Vernon ; Came in purposely to tell us of this pole. , He says it is the height above ' mentioned above the ground. The Democratic pole is only 160 feet high. The 1 Fillmore boys have raised a tall and beautiful c pole at Mt Vernon. Ninety-nine out of every " hundred boys are for Fillmore. : c - The above correspondent says: "We expect ),'Ao have a large crowd attend the Fillmore s Barbecue at Henderson on .the 18th, aa ; they are making great preparations. . We have engaged a steamer to take U3 up and back, and hope to meet many of our old friends both r of .Kentucky and the Hoosier , State." What --: preparations äre eur . Evansville Fillmoreites making to attend that Barbecue ? "large crowd is expected from this city, , and there are plenty of folks ready to go. We -' can crowd one steamer pretty well, or we shall be much mistaken.' -: We are glad to hear of so much enthusiasm' among our Mt. Yrrion lt friends.. They want to hear some of our f - speakers down therej and we hope their desires '' in this particular may soon be gratified. AjTall Fillmore Pole. Mr. Kurtz's boys erected evening before last a tremendous Fillmore pole on Locust street, between First and Second streets. At its top wave the names of Fillmore and Donelson, and the stars and stripes. It is the handsomest pole in the city. '..Three hearty cheers for FiUtaore and Donel- " Bon were given when th-3 pole reached the perpendicular.' ' '. '' ;. ' '.' 9 y. u ä j JCfctT" On the outside will be found Kansas -news, with letters from citizens of Leave n"worth who have been ''run off" for simply V avowing themselves in favor of Kansas becom-, ' Mng a free State.- "-Ti.V.-. . -, -"'-;,v '"X t.0O" A large and fine looking Fillmore paper has been started at J acksonville, 111. " It is called the Conservator, and is doing good and jitrong work for the Fillmore cause.

FRIDAY JrOITSIXG SEPT 12 mon"n' tien turne(i on u-s "ee- ano.flcd ncr. During my residence here, I have always r . ... ... T HI - 1- ... 1.- has betn applied to himself. He was yes- tried to live in a quiet, peaceable manner, at- . J v iHiii pnieinvKT L..i : l... KT- TftTV, j, o f- "a j--!J II l"Jf 1 a. .'".LiT.ilf.j;:;'...:.!,

a II I . II ' ' Thekftock downd-parry oat" principe wnich the editor of theEnquirer has beerrsup--

'-prtinr ly, jnKtifj.-ing Brooks for his, ipfa I ... -j 1 a! mouslv brutal attack on Dimmer, ana lusmying the coward who struck us down one Sunverely thrashetl.-Thecautie o.thöolfeiicajio were doneagain, he would haye to suffer for it. Without any provocation ' whatsoever in the conduct of-Mp. Mosley who. ianota poisj politician or quarrelsome man, Hall published the following in an editorial in his Wednesday's paper:

was this. Hall had once used disparaging re- lice under, the corporation, I have endeavored marks in his paper towards-Moslej, and jvithj- to avdid any thiAgofi.polU.iCaJor.oth$ri charout cause.' 'He was then Varhedlhalf if tbrS jacter, the tendency of which would be to any

To give the" devil his' due,5 the dreadful nienced a series ohattacks; both upon my priKnow Nothing .antagonist of. foreigners, yim:;vat my caiaml also 'upon m official Jones, has some grit in him. He is a Know :! , ?r . ; i -X.' " Nothing of the Mosley stamp, but much, more jCharacJer, almost simultaneously With my ap-gentlemanly--?iö so decidedly ruffianly not so pomtmett,. - -"4 p indellibly stamped, with the unmistakable ear- Having never1. beenacctstomed toa pewspa-

marks of the genuine, low, bred Know .'Koffünf rowdu and vagabond as lte is. Jim delights in, r i 4. ir j ? 1 Droscribinz foreigners, but Mosleu revels in the r c? ' y nie oj spUung their blood, the instigation of J.be d Journal,, whose sole auvbitio scoundrel Prentice, of the Louisville riot noto riety, would-instigate tbe Know Nothing clan of Evansville to seize upon the ballot box, and shoot down and slung shot foreign born American citizens who would attempt to cast their votes at the ensuing election. (Bah !) V, Mr. Mosley inot a- rowdy nor a vagabond. He is a good and peaceable oitizen; and as Mar ket Master, a faithful officer: Mr. Hall had no right to use his name as he" did. ' It was uncalled for by any act of Mr. Mosley,, Afcer the warning w hich Hall had received, the pub lication of such a notice was a direct and in' suiting defiance, which the. other, it appears, had not the philosophy to bear. We do not justify Mr. Mosley in thrasaing Hal 1 much as he deserved it, and , much as he has deserved a thousand such thrashings since Evansville has been, troubled with his presence, and disgraced by the vile language he habitually uses in a paper that goes abroad as one representa tive of the city. .We justify no pfrsonal physical violence as 0. vindication of ,mere printed abuse yet in this case, human nature, and the peculiar principle of "violence advocated by. Uall, well excuses the application of" the princiole to himself. He- has merely suffered by a violence of similar nature to that which h has so emphatically approved when : used towards others, and therefore he has no right to com plain. ' We have an opportunity now of retaliating upon Hall the sneers and ridicule and venom, with which he alluded to our difficulty. But we will show him, in- the face of the burning lies, the shameless misrepresentations both of the difficulty and of the cause of the difficulty, and the nasty ridicule he so villainously published to the world about uswe can ; be- a gentleman still, and scorn the use of an advantage over a fallen foe. ' :: '.;! i , .. ; i. 'For the Journal, fi . Mb. Editor: '- .-' c ;; ;.;. The fear that the short paragraph in your paper, with the heading "Southern Education,' may get a construction that would do injustice to a worthy man, induces me to trouble you with a few lines. : . - . ... ,,-f . ,, J It is nothing new for a Bishop to desire to have within his own diocese and under his own . pastoral care, ; "educational fpstitutions, designed for preparatory, collegiate'and . theo logical instruction. The Bishops of Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky, and Missouri,; have been so far successful in efforts to this end," as-to be already interested, in, schools, colleges or seminaries of their own.; jCQnsequently, they were not addressed in the circular referred to, Several of "the nine," after very hoble efforts 1 i !1 1 f 1 t fi ' jnvoivirig muca uuii ana mucn seii-aeaiai, nave failed for Jack of sufficient co-operatjon on Uie part of those who command the needful means. Hence the proposition of the Bishop of Louisi ana, to combine their means, änd establish' in a central position the institutions they;desy-e. They are actuated in all this by at watit they feel as pastors of the flockr of Christi -'And I have reasons to know ttiat, they ."would nave &lt and acted in the same.way, had there been not a word of section-il etrifej oof a sound of political agitation.'' ' .' i-' 4 - "' i .1.1:1:: For aught I know, the' writer of the circular may think he finds in the present state of af fairs, an additional motive for action. Jt seems to m quite as likely, if not more so, that I14 is jvUJiflg to have that disagreeable part of the work which consists in, asking for money per' formed at a time when, perhaps,, some would give more promptly than they would at anoth er. .But .at all events something" may ' bJ judged of the spjrit jith which he" would pro ceed by this: that he has named : for; the place of consultation on tlue subject: Uhe eity of Philadelphia, and for the time, i that' ddrin which he, will be in daily mtercourse .with brethren froni every quarter of this land." j It is certain that he has no thought of separating from any of them' in any respect7-' He' desires a wiuer uibcuiiuaiiuii oi uie iecsings 01 onristian education, and knows tbatthe "nearer thejr ar brought to any home Jthe mere highly favored that home will be. And in all this ha has the sympathy bf; many 'hearts, which admit no. fellowship withr the promoters of strifa and division.- "-'AU'üA. . . Our,Princeton JJourier friends are in formed we meant no reflections upon tliem for publishing personalities1 against Lockhart and. PenbyIf it as 'necessary iV iSYiacUi should be. published against Lockhart tojinlorm he.preof.Glblo'FfoVtltyaS' to his character Vhy jo thinthe eSuflefn-entiii ly right But down hlre"thldägeristöa well known to require any such publications-that's !all.

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- rTcomrnent. took place yesterday morning, in '. wnica i was 1 1 T implicated, and concerning which Lwish rj say arwMd'tvf o;inr:a public iiianoibcr, And. al.bon-h. holdin- a small offeort of iwietyr'tVa""lß.ith any person; except those whqni mj ' official duties compel me to notice- ÄiY "; ) ji At an early lay aftef . my 'settlement here, the edit'ör of tii. Enquire without any provocation oq my part that I am aware of, corn iper controversy! or writing personal sqibs, , . . ,- .,. , . and moreover, conceiving that the malignant T . ..i sion was mäTeito nW in the. Columns of that y .Recently, however, without "any' cause on myart whatever, that I am aware of, ho has renewed his attacks in a manner which seems as if. the pnt 'up malignaucy 'and rancour of his disposition were poured .out in thein, still I paid. no'teDtjon; tq' thehij unf'l I saw in the Enqiiirev'of Wodnesdiiy-iiTOrnirrg, not only toy public, but also inv private character, assailed m a m;inner altogether, unwairanted. by any act of mine.' -' And.sirJI had -grown com-! pUrtoly tired of being thus; baiulied about and blacWguarde J tliroug'u, a , public prints .even though it was -one,- the. reputation of which, as well as its editor, would pieveat'anj- serious result. wherever it "is known. , .Not, bo-.-ing a man of letters, the press was in. my liands a useless medium for defense, and I accordingly determined to vindicate myself by a summary method.; -Vhich I carried out as follows : Yesterday morning,! saw Mr. Halljn the Market,5aiid" approached him without any en leavor to conceal my, intentions. Oncoming up wua Wiu,- ij wunous saymg any tuaj-, struck him a blow on the side of. the head with my fi-t" ' irt'tlie' iceL-e, he got hold of a brick," and' attcmptjd to use it on nie ; it-took efiecVon rny han'dj. but .slightly bruising it. 1 then knocked him -down and useu my cane oh him, I admitUTisparimrly but not undeservedly.-. .... '- , '.. , ; ; ; ; , ; :' Some, even rnanv, may take exceptions to th'e mariner In which I made the attack. To suchl would only say, that when they, have known as Ihave,. what It is to.be assailed and abused publicly,' Without measure, both in their pülni.ö and private character, tney will perhaps'think with -m$ ÖiaV the person giving such abuse, may justly be presumed to be always on the alert for an attack, or else that he himself presumes largely, upon the good natureof men. "'. v-i ' " ,: ' "- - i I hae nothing farther to say now of the matter, only that I regret as "much äs a'ny'one can the necessity', which .compelled mo to the c'uuxse.have pursued, and Mr. Hall may rest assured that I have no disposition to engage in a quarrel' WiWiiui or' iihy 'one else, and if they will let' jnc, alone I will never molest them;;.:; i " edvakd II. mosley. ; ' CoxPLiiKiiiTAiiY. The New York Tribune, a rabid Black Republican organ,- lately said : llJf Hi ' Fillmore' opens. Ms eyes as he should," he will, discover that his followers are in the main blackguards and loafers, and about aS fit to rule Am'efica as so many hyenas."- ; ; , -Will, not our frieijd ,Uregg, of the New Albany Tribune, and Sanders, of the Evansville Journal, with the. whole congregation of Fill more men in -Indinna, "put that in their pipes and i)wke it?' (fitate Sentinel. " . We are not in the habit, of putting things in our pipe to smoke that Mr. Greeley may say, a bit more-than we are remarks made by any other enemy of the Fillmore part'. ; We have choicer flavc -ed filling for our pipe; The Sentinel must liavo a tremendous pipe if every thing is put in it and deliberately smoked, which Mr.' Greeley naiightily'says about the follow ers of DemocraQj'."J The 'pipe .which would contain all this kind 'of " ki.nnekenic" might be passed around among the Democracy of the Union- without -becoming exhausted.- Tiro fact is, if Greeley Iwritgs much of such trash as' the above, he will ba SMoted öid.hy his enemies. The followeratif u'illmore are in every particular. as respectable .and decent a class of citizens, as "the followers of either Buchanan or Fremont and they are proud of tlieii- position; asfollowers of Millard Fillmore, " rr'.The ladies will recollect that the County 'Fair will be held next month. There are premiunw offered for- , many articles on. which the ladie -WiH lje4h nly competitors. We thins even lasfc'ytar.'s" exhibition'of preserves, jellies, dairy products, &cL 5pc. may be excelled. We would also 'suggest to young ladies, that tliere" are'pi;izes.'01fered 'Sot :lith-ctry "pröductions. - . - . . j . , -, Oir,T$e National luteUigeacer announces its determination to 'take no part in tbe present Presidential pan vass .. It has buen confidently 1 claimed Ky the 'friends of .Buchanan,, that the intQlhgencH-q-tWöuld jSnpport the t.incinnati Jjoiuinee; but that was .t.00 bitter a pillforeven te ad vocate of Piaie, - Pra tt & Co. to swaliow.' y .-ItVdo'es' "'not'Sup'port Mr.. Fitlnibrebet cms&7ttij,fiötlhäai)uiäteLofJiie, Whig party. '-- !- m.r- i;)!, Ctrl -Ihnes. ÜtP&-earus if 'tlieTjaitiuiore Whi'g'Na--"-..iv ipi" iipnai .Conefttlyhenprses. Jt'illmore, the Intelygiipöer ,w JA 5 pe "pacedi u . aq uee r position . We shall be anxious to see how it will"straight en out."

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miuutive ape of the ' voked, I intimated, to- JNlr.-- tiau that 1 wished

n is to emulate the tthftm to CAn.e."i For i while after this no allu

AoRICtltTÜRAL Jmflements. We cal the attention of farmers and others to Mr. John S. 1 Mitchell'''' advertisement of .Agricultural

Implements for sale. These can be procure 1 at the manuueturer's pricesj'änd will be found well uiüde and of a very desirable nature. - OT We should have published the Council proceedings of last meeting sooner, but they 'cre not copiea un resteruay in tue uook o uuiiutesr" '" XIE CillEAT KtSSI.IXKS.HEDY. TKO BOX 0 P1TUMCO, ' Every mqther bhould bare a box in the house handy in case of -scvidents to tTieehiWren." Uel ding's Knssia. Salve. It is a Bostjiu remedy of ibirty years' tandin2'. nd ts recommended by physicians. ' lt Is a sure aridspei'dy cure for Burns, Piles, Boils, Corns, Felons, Chilblains, and Old Sore of every kind: for Fever S' tes, Ulcers, It'h, Scald Head, Nettie Rash, Bunions, 8ore Xipples, (i. -uimendjd by nur ses,! Whiilows, . SUe. Festers. Flea Bitws.Kpi'ler-Stitigs, Frozen' Limbs, Salt Kheuin, Scurvy, Sore uild Crackled I.ipsore Kose, Wartsand Flesli Wounds it isa most valuable remedy and cure, whit-U can be testified to b thousands who have nsed it in the city of Host -u'and vicinity for ;he Vast tiiirty years. In no instance will this Salve do an injury, or iterf-re wiln a physician's presi-riptions. , It is made from the purest materials, from a recipe brought frrtm Kussia of articles growing in that country and the ' proprietors have letters from II classes, clergymen, physicians, sea captains, nunes, and oiners who have useii it ibern selves, ami recommend it toothers Keddiiii-'s Russia Saive is put in-large tin botes, stamped on the cove w tti a pictuxa of a house and disabled soldier, which piclure is also engraved on the wrapper. Prk-e 25 cent a box. : 1 RkuDino 01 l'o.. Proprietors, - , KELLER, FAKXSLEY & CO. AenU, - ap7 d&wly Evansville, lnd." n.KUiG: On thslHhimt.. ky the Eev. Mr. Lee. J. T. Sf . Prri, ot Kvaiwvilie. to Mis Mary K. Rood of Hendtrson. .. We congratulate Mr.- Parvin oa at last joining a good many of liii old iriends in the rank matrimonial but we doa't think is any compliment to our girls that be should cross the creek for a wife. We wish him and his mach happ ness. Be has lent his aid to unite the North and South. SPECIAL NOTICES. S)S" Notices in this place, ten cent? pe- ine one insertion; 20 units per line three times; 30 ceuts tur line one week; disC'luntou lonirer time, - ;- EVA.VSVILLK LlBKAUY K0"1S. ) Septeinpcr 10th. 1858.), At a meeting of the Directors of the Association, it was OTlered that a call of three dollars (43) per share and the an nual contribution of one ($t) for each n ember for the eurreat year, commencing August 10th alt., be collected; such call and eontribution beiag due from and alter this date. Ä-Parto Sam'l Bayard, Esq., Treasurer of the State Bank. By order. . GEO. FoaTEK, R.cordiag Sce'y. Enq-Jirer Copy. sepU-2w Eva3VILLK LlltK AB Y ROOMS. ) September Hth, 1P5G.) At a meeting of tha Directors of the Association, it was or dered th t members who hive paid up one share of Stock in full, or alio n-.ay py np one share in f 11 during the present yt-ar, shall be authorised to give to another trson a lady the use of the Library for five years, by annual certificate. Byorder. GEO. F0STEH, Recording See'y. Enquirer copy. septl-2w Ä Woi nTOTHE Lamm. In recommending to your nse Or. J. lloätot'cT e.-lebratrd Stomach Bitters, it is but justice to s ate. th it as a stiumlaut to thesystem, in imparting strength aud viaor, preaaatory to periodical stages, which are nfc times attended with much pain and trout, le we kaow do preparation more happily ala. ted to all alH'ctions oonse-q-ieut upon th realise, and lor C rumps in the Ston-ach, t'holera M .rhus. a 'd all ailment- arising from over indulgence in the truits. veget .bles, ic cre .ms. ac Ac: it is a certain nd almos'. ia"tiiBtaneous remedy, and no family should be without it. Dir-otious tor ass on the bottle Sold by dru gists and d -alers g.-neraily. I1ALL0CK & -TUDDaRD. eepll-oiw WOOLSEY i SAWYER. Ill T h S . One st n are, ten lines or le.is, one time, 50c: three times, 1; one week. ?1 W; two weeks. 2 .Ki; one mouth. 4; three months, 7 .V ; six moniti. 10; one yeas. 15. Oiscounton InriT adr .r-Ueinents. C-irJsof six lines or under. per aranm. Nocharce formarriige, death or religious noticesEül'UCIAL 1SOTICE XI l AlimEHS. JOÜV 3. MITCHELL has in store aad seeps on hand a ljjiie variety of Aonicci.TUKM. Macri sucb as ; Mount's Eight-horse Separators ni Powers) ; . ' do Four-horse . do do' ' do; t' t'hio Eight-liorao do do do; do Koui horse Tumbling Shaft. Thrasher and Power; N. Y Enaless Chain i2 horse) Power anJ Separator; - do do do do do do Cleaner; Crawford's large Clover Separator, warranted to clean t' rem 20 ro 3 bushels por day; Cr iwtord'e small CI ver Separator, warranted to clean from 15 to to bushels per 'lay; " - Buckley's Portale Sia.r Mills, a cheap and convenient M11 every f rmershould have one: Sauford's itraw Cutters; Corn Snellen; Reapers and Mowers; Inrertahle Steel Teeth Cultivators; , Atpricea that will defy competition. Orders from abroaJ promptly attended to. . tepl2-lwd4mw FOll SALE. - . - " ADMIRABLE and convenient residence situated on Thirl street, between Walnut, and Chesnut ss. The hoose cent .ins nine rooms, cellar, extern end snmmer kitchen. ; wo story porches on the side and portico in front, with earriaze house, stable end wood house The lot tronts 37i teat, extending back IW feet to an slley. A Iso, 2 Lots on Locust, hetwecn 8th and 7th streets. -Terms. One pa' m nt in cash: he remainder in one and two y ara with interest. sepl?-lw W.M.ELLIOTT. fT S BTTT, fancy. Silk d Woollen Dyer and Sconrer, e would inform II I fr end and tho public, that he baa removed h's eptuhiishmf nt frm Parpen'er'r Block twodoers below th Methodist Church on Loenrt street, where he will be hr.npv to see his customers. Ladies and Gencl men bring your soiled guTuj.nt. ' - ' - ' aepl2-lw iCW' ItOlsKS. 1 Tne Life aad Adventures of Beckworth; ' The Martins of Cr Maitin. by Lever; just out; Abbott's Frant-onia 3tr ries, complete set; i ' . Steel Enrgavings of Fillmore, Buchunan and Frem'ont, 25 ce:.t4 each: L ves of Buchanan and Fremont; . " i-ill more and Fremont Song for thecampa:g. inst ree'd and for sale by sep!2 DOBELL & LISTER, FALL, A'SD Wl TKft ( LOTHIAGl . AT WIIOLESAir ANO RKTAlt, : .- : ' T II K LITTLE P K I X C E i o t t n k ; Clot-tins Store s nASarred. audls .tust opening one of ."he largeatand bst assortments 6f Clothing and Fnr-.ishing Goods, Hats and Cays. Boots and Shoes, Trur.ks and V altses; also a tine lot of Cassinitre. Silk V. Ivtts, Cloths. B avers. Satine s and TFimniings:-which goods I will sell eitl-er wholesale or retail at the very lowest prices. Garments .-nde te order at the n ost reasonable prices at A. LO BI'NSTIN E'S , , j Western Star Clothing Store, scpll Corner of Water and Sycamore streets. HOI SI'S OU UEX. ,- .,, S T7C of the row- of n.'W buildina on Locust street, above the'rtherwood Housa, jnst completed, are now fox rent. T!ny ar two story brieks tore rooms below, with r- omefor tenaoents above. Apply to - . sopli-tf , . J.M.CALDWELL gsK i'tR l OAßi- of ;itonu:s, 'S O iUKM ANi) WILLOW WARE, IHK. KlU4I AUKIVAL OF IHK Sr.ASO.V. 75 bags prime Eastern Coffee: , 10 bag Pepperr I . , f) packets old Gov't Java Coffee; do Piro oto: : Hi bag- '. do - do .do; 5 eases Sardines;- ' 2'KI lbs indigo; , . , v 40"0 I bs S. C . Soda; ' iimlhs pire Cream Tartar; ' luttfilhs oda Ssleratus; 25 blls Crushed. Loaf, Powdered and Cofiee Sugar; In store an4 foA sale U w by '. ... sepll . Z.U. COOK Spy. TEA! TKAit TKA!!! TEAltll OUR stock of Teas is very full and complete. We fe 1 eonri.li.-Dt that we can oiler some very Hue trades in the following Teas: - - . ' lu-halt-ehesu Gunpowder; 10 half-chests Blitck: 10 . do ... Imperial; 2V do --" Y . Hyson; 5 do ü,you Skinf 3Ü boxes -ss'd Teas. .. seoii ... . - . i. H.- qooK, & soy SOIt pnKi:nVI. White Hava a Sugar, in qaaniA titits to tuitcusio iu-rs, lor sale t-y , eepU S , E. (ilLBERT & CO, Syc. near Water. tIO Ht FF K K- MO bags 'or sale very föjir bjr B. epll S. E. G1LBEKT & CO , fiyc. near Water. If Ai it J lOl'H 8 I EH OX IHK ÜITCR WALL.' 4 FINEaortmentaf Political Flags for sale at 1 i. EMBIOH'S Drrv Gueda Store aepU M.tin streot, three doors below Second. CHEAT il l II OA I'S, It K A 1) ! : U Ai S I U K U ! ! ACT'.!! SflAVE for sale ft choice building Lots in Lamasoo City; 24 of thefe lots have never been ortend for sale before, separately -. They ccm; rise the bet vaoa t- property is tbe city. Prices low. Terms easy. Cull and s-o. - G. COPELAVD, At Copeland's Exchange Bank. K. B. A few of thesa lots will be exchanged for Brick, OirnenrerV and plaaterer1- work. . aejll-2ia POTITR AITSP TUB PR KSIDF.ST. fjMNE and accur e Lithogrnph-c Likenesses of all the candidates for President .nl Vice PrenioVnt. for sale by aep'O ' T. flliSYNIiTDN & CO. 'O-PUlTS'KIlSHüI' is thk ' --WHOLESALW, .DRV GOODS BUSINESS. -fnFlE un tersisned t.ave this day en.red into ca-partner-: B;Mp tjuderthe syle t Frenrh A. Jerauld, to carry on th, wbol.saic Dry G.'ols and Clothin.r bnsiness,- and for that purp .to win be glad to -ee all their friends at "the old' stand ol Jobussa & French, Evansville. lnd. WM. E. FRENCH. "1! Si'LVLSTER T, JEEAT.LD.

SHERIFF'S SAXES.

Under tbi head will always be round a eorreet statemeat of th. SherjtT Sales, iaeladiag names of parties, property nd time ot sales. C. F. HILLER Vs" WM. G. ADLERSBEKO '- the Ith day oi Sept . of tbe aonth-east or of ere N 7. ia t wnsbip No. 6, oath ol rangt- west, in Vjnderl.nrg'i o a . WM. W. STONE ET A L vs C. BELL. Sale rn d of Sepr . of Drags, Medicine. Oils. Paints. Ltje Stuns, (llasware. Wines, BrandUa, aad ethci liquors H. D. ALLI3 and L HOWKS Ts. MARY SCEELS Ss'e on the 30th day of Sept.. ot the sonth-eaat qr. of see. No. 28. township 5. rauga 1U west, Vaadertmrgh eountr . J0HV A. REITZ ET At, vs. J. P. HENDERSOV ale on the 23d Ht ef Sent., of lease held npoa Li t 17. block in Lamasco City; said leasehold miming to July 27, 1K.7. JOnN S. HOPKINS vs. THOS BUTLER Sale Aug. 30, ef lot 170 in the Donation Iftilargenient of oity of Eranvillc. and lots 3 aad 4 block 15, Fourth Enlargement aljoining city f EvaasviUe. CANDIDATES. Mb.Ebitob: Please annonnee the name of ALEXANDER MADDUX as ca.pidate lor e electio to the office sf County Commissioner. - - - sep4 3 We are authorised to anwonnea the name of SAMUEL K1KKPATKICK as a candidate tor the .thee of County Commissioner at the ensuing Ocfcber election. ang20 Mr. 8 AttDKRa: Yon will Dtease annonnae ir atmest a candidate for the office of County Treasurer at the ensuing October election. ?28 JOllN GKKKK. Mr. Saxdkrs Sir: Yon will pi ase annonnee my name as an independent candidate lor the oüice of Connty Reeorder at the ensuing election. my29 WM. H. CHANDLER Ms. Sakdcbh: Please announce mv name as candidate for Recorder of Vanderburgh Ccanty at the ensuing Fall election, sobect to the decision of tae Democratic Conventiom. my 27 JOHN FARRELL. A. H. Sandkrs. Esq : Please smwewnce Kynemeas a can didate for the office of Clerk of the Vanderbnrgh Circuit Court at the ensuing October eleoijoa. myI7 LULiii Aiuaisa. Editor Jourxal-. I am a candidate for the office o Sheriff of Vanderburgh eo-oatjal tie easniug Octoberelectlon . myr-te vr m. nuLon.. flfS" We are authorise to awnoanee tfie name of CHRISTIAN BIPPTS as a candidate for re-election for County Recorder at the October election. . . . sep2 GEOltGI A LOTTERY, Authorized (As Slate f Georgia. raiZKS GDABANTKKD! Fort Gainr Academy Lottery! CLASS 19. To be drawn in the City of Atlan-a. Georgia, in public en Saturday,' Sept. 27, JX.V. en the H A V A -.V A P a. A N s)-Purchasers in bnying; one odd number and one even number who e tickets are guaranteed to draw $8. Halves and quarter ticket in proportion, with chances of obtaining the larger prizes, which are a hundred per cent, better for the purchaser than any other Lottery in existence. SAM'L SWAN & CO., MANAGERS. PRIZES AMOUNTING TO ?3 J2 O , O O O ! Will be distributed according to the following It HI 1,1.1 , 1' Bin l-.iVI K ! 30,000 NUMBERS15,185 i UZS! 1 Prise of. 1 de ... . ..40.000 ia 40.0i0 10.ISH) is 1U.1HH) do ... do ... do ... do ... do do ... in (m i i.(ku f ia 5,(iX 2 000 is 2.1 o: 1.S09U 1.000 l.rniOis 1,00 2- o are 2 Of da 100 are IO.oom

4 prizes of $200 approximating 4 do 1"0 do . . 4 do 75 do 4 do 60 de ' 4 do SO do 4 do 40 do 4 do 25 do 40 do 20 do 15,000 do 8 amounting te...

10.(100 10,000 5.000 2,000 1.010 1,000 200 do do do do do do do do 400 do SCO do 210 do UK) do ISO do 1(0 do 8ii0 .120 (H O 1 3.1 5 Prizes, amounting to $201,000 The 15.000 Prizes of $8 are determined by then mber which draws the &t0.000 Prize if that number should be an odd mimher. then everr odd number ticket in tbe scheme will be entitled to $3. if an even number, then every even number ticket in the scheme win re entitled toss, in auaition to an y other prize which the ticket may draw. All those tickets ending with 0. 2.4 8, 8, are even and all those endiug with I. 3, S. 7, . are odd. A'g Remember that every Prize ia drawn, and payable in full without deduction "All prizes o SI 000 and under, paid immediately after the drawing other prizes at : the usual time of thirty days. Allcommunieationsstrictly e"ntidntial . The drawn number? will he forwarded to purchasers immediately alter the dr-iwi nc. The plan of drawing the Lottery will be sent with all tickets orrieued. sts- Who e Tickets. 10 Halves. 5 Quarters. 2J. -ft Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in-other tickets at either Office. Gbkat ItnuCFMSTS TO Cl.UES. As ene-half of the tickets are guaranteed to draw $, we will sell Certilica es ol packages of 10 tiokets (odd and even numbers) at the following rates. All that the 10 tickets draw over the amoun guaranteed accrues to the purcha-er: Oertiticate ef Package of 10 Whole Tickets S60 d j do- V) Half do . ''An do lOOiarter do .... Addsess nt'eM for tickets or certificates of packages of t ckets, either to S. SWAN & CO.. Atlanta. Ha. .or sepl 1-f S, SWAN. Montgomery. Ala. SCHOOL, HOOKS, STi'IIOSEIlV, AC. UJ E have now on hand a large and complete assortment of all the School Books in nae in the West. Alao a full Shock of Blank Books or all aizra. Letter and Cap Paper, fincy Note Paper, pli.in and fancy Envelope, Black and Rd Ink. Steel Pen, Pencils and Penholders it., which we offer at wholesale or retail at the lowest prices. aenft T. fONYNGTON 4 CO. TO THK HOIKS OF V.V .AII,I K. WE tave mst received LeBlie's Fashions for September; also anew stock of the finest Ladies' Letter and Note Papers and Envelops to match. ap8 DOBELL & LISTER. FLOWER HOUSE. MX. VEKINOM. VT1 HE Dreient nronrietors int-ndins to retire from business JL offer their entire establishment for sale (exclusive of house) The house and premises are comfortably furnished. Immediate possession can be given. Any person wishingto enter upon suon a business with a well established trade, will apply to GEORGE FLOWER. , sep-:tdw . Mt. Vernon, Posey county, lnd. I Volksbote copy 3 times. . . KEEN V PRESTOS U AVE commenced receiving their Fall and Winter stock o goods, embracing every variety ot merchandise they ave usually keot. We offer 'he trade the largest and best selected stock we have ever aot an: our styles are suburb and prices low t.o merchant oua-ht to visit this market this Fall without examininff our stock, aa it is a nleasure to ahftw our choiee s lecti-ms of goods, and whether he ba) s or net will leave a better man and patriot, from the faot ol the great beauty of ttie various styles ana combinations or gay, ricn ooiors, we display of the bet American manufactories, will make him feel prouder of his country, aepb KEEN PRESTON. ."LOClT. TTObbls best Snperflne brmds; B. 230 sacks Extraof 98 lbs, SOlbs and 25 lbs eaeh. ree'd by iailroad aud for sale by eeptt GEO. FOSTER CO. tOK . 3, Od bushels prime YVhite for sale by aepo US.U. ruaiaa o. (iu, c EVIEXT. liWbhls "I Hnlme," superior brand, for sale by aepb GEO. FOSTER & CO. IVEWS FOR ALL! WE beg to inform onrnumerous customers, the Ladies in particular, that we are now ready to show yon one of the grandest displays, n Faacv a.b STai-wt-Dav Goods. ever before offered in this market. We are ioo busy now to give afull description of bor immense stoek. Suffiee it to say, that our assortment of Ladies' Dress Goods, euch aa French and English Merinos. Woollen Plaids, black and fancy Silks. De-aines. Mantillas, Shawls, the richest' French Embroideries. Silk Bonnets. Ladies'. Misses' and Children's Shoes. Damasks and Embroidered Wiedow Curtain, Calicoes. Ginghams, Flannels, Linseys. Jeans, Satinet.. Domeatics. and thousands of other articles too numerous to meution. cannot be beat by any one whetbe- in style, quality or price, as we still ait here t onx motto "S.l.CllfcAP akdSell A Hkap." CaI I everybody at the store on Main sreet. near the eoraer of First. sepS ROSER. BRO. & FREY. d HKY l.liMIs In lots to suit purcnassrs. delivered at M the Depot or Canal, for aale 1 y sepS GEO. FORTES CO. WXTRA bTBARsCI'BKD HAMS. A supply ef very superior Hams, iustree'd by sepS .... HERSHBERQER & CARSON. CHKESK. aüB bis . R Cheese jnirreo'd'aad "for sale by aep5 HERSHBERGER It CARSON COPA 'sTNEKSIIlP NOTICE. r1HE subscriber has this day associated with bim Mr. Jas e, sunseriber has this day assooaat Riggs. of Carlisle. Ind .in the ' JL U holeaalecrocery aad produoe business, under tbe name and atyle or vvneeiersz Ri ggii. The business will be conducted at tbe Old stayd on Main street, between First and Second - septs-w- , . E. WHEELER. NEW FALL COOpS. TOE subscribers aye now in re-eipt of their supply of Fall and Winter BOOTS and SHOES, seiest ed for the city and country trade, embracing every variety and quality of Men's. Women's an4 Children's wear, to which they call the i.ttention of the cnblie. McKEA & WELLS, . sepS First street. Foster's Block. NOTICE. f SHE Vanderburgh County Agricultural and HortienltuM. ral Society will hold its regular monthly meeting on Saturday next, A full attendance is requested, as tbe electio.' of officers for thoeasuins year will take place The Society will meet at Crescent City Hall at 2 o'clock P. M Border ef the President. . . P. UORNBROOK. ' sept-2t - -. SeorctaryV OFFKK.. 100 sacks Prime ree'd per Arksnsaw Travel er, and lor sale oy sep3 i-Ktaiu.-i anus. c HKKSK. 50 boxes W. R. Cheese ree'd and forsaleby sep4 PRESTON BROS. DI'SIILIITIOS NOTICB,1 ION the 19th of August, tha nartnersnip existing between Mo Kinney it Cooke was diasolved by mutual content, 0 M.cRinsvy assumes all debts owing by tbe late firm, and becomes the pureba er of &. A. Cooke's entire interest in he Merchandize heretofore owned by thejh n Evansville, Ind. . c. McKIUNEY. sep3-tf : - E. A. COOKE. . Füll SALI", STIOrjR hundred Aeres of land, lyfns In Hamilton connty, in th.- Sta. of Illinois. Terms easy. For further information enquire at EMBICH'S Dry goods Store. -. ep3 Main street, three doors below Second. Nrir;E to stockholder. JTOCK'IOLDKRS in the Northern Plank Road Company, I . I IV I t . 1. ' I IV J I U v,,o,.u. . - - ' " w . . h .J.I 11 1 1 .,11 If , who have not paid twenty dollars on eaeh and every .re of Sto k. are hereby notified that nnless a sum suth- . J w Share cie enttttnake ssi twenty dollars shall be pid to Jonathan Jauuess. the Treasur-r of said Company, at his counting s jaouess. tne Treasurer oi saia tummn?. nia conn roomdn Evansville-, on r before tbe 10th day of .October next, said Shires and all payments thereon made will be forfeited to said.Couxrany. Bv order of the Directors. eep2-2i Y WM. 11. WALKER. Secretary.

RA IIJRO ADStT &Grrf

EsVANSVILLESiCRAVVFORUSVILLE' ICJ.TIMEK AKICANGEiUKNT. ON and alter Monday, Jus. 15 th. entil fonher tetäe, the Mail Passenger Train will leave Evaaavillee !:20 t . M .: arriving at Vincennea at 4:2t p. t f tisnefi r onnect with the Kvsnrng tiain oa the CMo srd liissUslpn Railroad for St. Louis and Ceetial lliinoia. 1 arte Uaote ai-' 7:i; I. V.. tnd Indiaaapt.lia at l.f'J A. M. ssakinr direet connections tor Cincinnati, Colusslss. Cleveland, PsiladeW phia New York and Baltimrre. Returning leaves Terre-IIautf at S:55 P M.; after tl e r. rival of train from Indianapolis arrives at Evansville at :25 P. M. ! Passengers by thit train ean eome from St. T eals Ciseinwei' i aad Louisville same day. Ugg:ige checked et Indian sr. , pol. From Evansville to S. Lonis..... J... .... 7 IS?

Chicago . ..... ... . Indianapolis, .... Cincinnati. Cleveland . Buffalo New York ...... Pittsburgh. ..... Wheelirg..... .. üsk-ltimore .......... Washing-ton ...... . Philadelphia...... M.5. ....... II j 11 Ml. ... .. . 15, 8 oq. 1. ItOJ '.17 .S5 t- . I M). I4 0 ... 21 ec,-........-..2! not. ; .v.... 2 so; j-.i .2 SDL' Boston.. Tntl a I" I 1 r.- : , i .it. , - ' &-njr rrcisu ' ra'DI ICITC CIIOIT1HC IBO 1 erro xinntS. 7 40 A . M., on-wbiek toeal passengen will be taken. , ... '. Iff For any information or through Tickets, apply atias Conpany's Transportation Office, bead sf Lernst streck, Evansville. je4 J; J. DAS1ELR . Sup't. . Princeton Clarion aad TIendcrson Patriot take en ether adv. and copy. A OA MS' EXPRESS COMPANY.' NEW ARRANGEMENT' THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully na. nonnee-to their friends, the public of Eranavilfe and vicinity, that they have determined te open aa ofiiee Y Evansville to be devoted exclusively te the transaction ef the bnsines' of their Line, and have appointed Mr. GEO.. W. McBRIDE as their Agent, who, from his past eonntcticn with tie business, ia perfectly f miliar with all the oute, and tbe details of their operation. This arrang.anent hag been made with the sole object of increasing tbe faeilisie el the Express, and therrb? increase its desiratilit.) to the rk: lie to accomplish which the best efforts of onr local ago will be especially directed - a All persons havinr Business with onr eontf any will pleaav. call on Mr. McBride. at our new office on First street, between Locust and Main, who alone is authorised toast for us from this date. nnv2-dtf ALFRED GATTTTKR. Superintend ': c 'MFSiT.-209bbfsJ. Hnlme - foforsor saleverylowby iyl2 . , GEO. FOSTER A CO. I J I FLK PO W D EH .25 kegs test quality, jnst ree'd, fes l a- ale low by -augn . - S. E. GILBERT CO.. Syc. near Water. Af'O.X. 5001ls Country Hams: 1 OriOlbs Clear Sides, for sale by aug9 BERSHBERGER & CARSQN. y f E.IO S Rl'P 50 boxes extra Lemon Syrop ree'd:! A by railroad tromNew York ana for sale at redneedT prices by aug7 I. & D. 11EIMANN. 6jl E. 2 tierces rca'd snd for sale by " ' ."' Jik auc7 I. D. HEIM ANN. s 'n.'ALMUADsi. 1.000 lbs Almonds ree'd bv railroadand tor sale y sug7 I. & D. HEIMAJCN. F ( BXS Ground Spice; 20 bxs Raisins ree'd. for sale bw U ang7 J. & It. a EIM AN N . l BXS line Virginia Tobacco; 10 gross J. J. Bntler's awv ins. rec u ana lor i for sale by I. 41 D. HEIMANN.i f BXS Wheat Starch; 23 bxa Cream Cheeae, reo'd by sm W railr.-ad, and for aale by ang7 , I& D. HBIMANN. . TOTEM Mil REliEi,, viT H OF 1M56". 20 kblV 1I ass'd Nos New Mackerel ; 20 hf-bblsNea Mackerel, and' I cask New Salmon, just ree'd, for sale by nug7 . Z. II. COOK SOjr. k DOZ assdsfzes pure Olive Oil; 25 dot as.'d Extraets mm7 and Flavorings; 20 gals Stojihton'a Elixir; A dor Stoughton's Elixir, just ree'dby ang7 Z. H. COOK SON. STAHD. 50doz pure Mn'tard, Klbeansf , , , . 30 do . do ; do Klb do: !- 25 do- do do I lb do; 6 Ho Frenchdo . 1 lb jars: 12 do London do lh bottles 25 do Kentucky Hi cans; iurffOCbv iis7 Z. H. COOK & OS, I'KEMf Alt It IVA LS. .V flTST ree-.-ivad (and nowpen!ng) direct Irom Philadelphia, e half ehests,24 boxes of choice Black and Greea Teas, amonaat whioh is a half chest of extra Black Tea. which we reeommend to thoso who love it. all ef which n offered at asmall advance on rest, flail snd trv it at VICKERYi JORVSTON'S, iv!7 '' -. ' Main near Washington Hotel. '1! PLATE. AC J 500 ho 1 boxes Tin Plate; to Pisa Ttlock Tin: '" - ' 3(ioo Iba (1-r.ner Bottoms assorted: ' - r - fi 4000 do Wire do In store nd 'ersalalv iyU SA11?EL ORR. J F. It VE FLOl'R. 5bbls 31arkle's extra brand. ;asw ree'd by je3 Z. H. COOK & SON. 1 flITE and red Lead forsaleby . !T1. : SAMUEL ORR. GROSS Congress Water, juet received by ' j y 17 Z.,COOtfftftW. COIM IIV BACOS.- - - - . 100,1 lhs Hams: ' 2000 lbs Shoulders; i 2000 do Hides rib'd and clear: also supply ! extra Sugar Cured and Canvassed Rami, in store and for sale fy jeld HEK.SHBEKGEE i CARSON. EtV POTATOfg.r. r r00 V3TN AT supply o Potato, lower than they self im j-iA muraet. jvio - HERSHBERGER h ''ARSON. 5i:ii ohkstb a.m iiefiiiueuaiokis. -. Vi lee Chesu assorted sizes: - - 10 do Refrigerators assorted sizes, just ree'd by ; ivio ' . Z.-H-.. COOK it SON. ' g ALLAHS AM L.XOKRISLIiEVKS.--'" 50(1 English Worked Collars; . 150 pairs Jaconett TJndersleevee, ree'd to-day and fos salebT JAMES LOW & 06. lli:8 l ER-S I AI PHOVED Fill IT CARS. IFTV dozen of Chester's Improved Frnit Cans, the simas ploat, surest and cheapest can ever invented They havw no equal, they are made of the very bast materials aadaan b. used lor years. No antimony, lead or rubber abont those cans. Z H 0 OK A SON. jy9 ' ' Sole Agentfor EvansYille. tPli'K. 5 tierces fresh Rice net ree'' end for sie by . 5 angl9 - .. - PRi'STON BROS. f EXTRACT OF LOGWOOD. 15 boxes forsalety" !i an, 4 . S. E. GILBERT CO. P RIME CHEESE. Just ree'd' per railroad 75 boxes. sep2 rKNNEY Ac SORENSON. TO OCR YOI.V FRIEiVDS ATSCHOOLi WE have laid in a good stock of all School Books, ready for the commencement ef theirstndies tr,rPa yson a Dustos'8 Copy Book, with steed plats, . y JOBNtTON'g TURNKKS CUCMISTKT, LATIM GHAHMASS A.VI Rkapeks. frc. A-c v A. . . , ' -.-. Also jnst received Johs HALUFAX a new NoWSl kv the author of the Head of the Family, the best writer ef the day. and her best book . . . .- .--..-j v ''"" Lksi.ik's Jocrxai. for September; n, ..nt Graham's Maoazimk . ids ;i .-.' .. - Houskhoi.d Words . oi , S'Hooi. Kellow "dot" Parley's Animals; . ' Orken Peas. Ac. kc. ' " ' i to c 1 sepl "" "DOBÜfiL " XfSTeVR. fXTH A FAMILl FLOL'R. The best, b-snds In. Southern Inliana, now in stor-s and kept coustintly on. hand for sale by - ae pl V ICEE RV A JOHNSTON. (i . AV . C I V K N . ' 'f - COMMISSION AND FORWARDING lIERCILAX, No. 14 Foj-dras Street , , . ,'''- . New Orleans,. Lis-, r REFERENCE S? -- H r ? Jas O. Jones. Esq., Mkssks. Z; H. Cook A Sftw. J. S. MlTCUKl,!.. . MKSSRS. GKO. FOhTKB A Co.. - ' Evansviiie, inaiana. - - nngjy-iyoaw J00D .VXD WILLOW WARE. ww odozass-a Marxet nasxets; - 12 st ass'd Wooden Meaarea; 1 reel Cotton Rope; . doz Shaker Brooms; . iS 8 nesu BuckeyjB powles; ' . 12 do Heavy Bed Cords; ' 13dozOlo,lh sLiaesjust ree'ql from Cincinnati-and for sale by au,30 . . , TIOKgR-rjfjji.STO'''. f OOO. Orders promptly a''teh"ded to C,aajfcf when left at au3C VICKERY A .?V TO 8 4 CCO". SO caddies W. Barrow's TobäT, " railroadJor sale by , aug29 I. A D. CHEEsiE. 50 boxes Cheese ree'd and forsa.'e r aug29 I. & D. HEaN.! OTVtJlTÖ FÄPPOI tl KA T. AS ADAINJS- . TK.4TOK. . - '.i.-i'. iTOTICE isherebygiven that the undersigned 1 aa faaenapil pointed administrator of th estate of Jacob Goe"s de-, ceased, late of Vanderburgh oennty. S?iid estaleissocfinsed, to besolvent a2.-:tw HE5RY KRE1BK.B. f C'ST"!"!. A lot of Harper' Story' Book oortainly the best pubjieati-n extaat for young folks. Also, the new novel Green Peas; Godey's Xasiy'j "look, for Sent ; Graham's Magazin, fer.Sent, .'s. ' aV2 DTBELL A ISTBR OKI'OUAXIO . NOTICE. ORDERED. That ih ewae of property-entile "North West side of Cherry f trd.t 1 et eeh TniTd nod-Fourth, raus a brick sidewalk tol.e raid down along the- front of lor 13 to 21. Inclusive in block ill, within 15 days after thefublleatiao of thisuotice, and in default thereof the -Street? Commissioner is authorized to rrooeed aad periwimsaid work. aad the costs an 4 ex pauses will he assessed to and collected ay stale of - ..id nrn nertv or so much thereof wil I ain(v uiil sun lad eons. By order of the Council. "? !uig2-Mt " WELL'. H. WALKER. C-erk. . Bl'Il.ni.Y'i AI 4TERI AI.. -' , N hand and Cor sale iUihe lowest tariff of ericas, take fol-. o lowiua: 2IK)blJ Hvdraulia Cemi-nti Iftfl bbls White Limw 2".00('light Window Sash,'d; '2rx Dobrs. ass'd; ' - KlOpair do lilif's. do; loo.OtO Latus: Gray Lima in hh laand b'bls. Paints. Oils Olae Potty. . Nails. Ac. aug27 fi. S. B A BCOCKJVaterstraet g ''HEESK.--50 boxes WTR. Cream Cheeas; ,,'.'.'.' "' s 40 botes German and Palm Soap ., . j . , . j loo pounds Cotton Wappiug Tamei . r v . 20 bales No. 1 Cotton Kattiua: ', ',- ,'d - 51 0 pounds suear-cur. v Dried Bei fT ' ia doz t esh Mustard. H. W an ?i pint bottles, rpe'd per railroailaud forsale at reduced p icea by ,.,., . ai-.g'id . . " I, A O. 11I5I.W Ji W. ÄCKKR EL In barrels half-bbls. quarter,-bWs and. Jfl eighth-bbis. of assorted numbers 'or sale at Bi-ster , price by , augJS " I.' A D.-.HByaNS. iT-'isT lutnVTo-neco, reo'drer railroad nU fr.r aal.. JLf h " au6 ' . " ' ".'-A D HK14AlJ... 41 11 l."f 20eääes Still "CatawJfnifVastS . parkliug Caua La: rei d and for sale l y . iiujO 1. A D. HEIMANJiv,

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