Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 210, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 August 1857 — Page 2

lb;tnsbil!c TWln journal.

VANSVILLE, IND. S AT V UIAY MOUNI XG VUGl'ST 22. FiusT Paok. "I'lowlnjr by Steam" "Kceeutrlc DaiioI " Mt. Vcrnn Peter Parlv.v in Court" "The Teeth'" Modern Greeks" '-The 'Mission Emled," &c. Savings Basks. The facilities ol these institutions, to gather up from small contributions, large aggregate amounts 'of money, will surpriso those who have cot examined their operations. In Massachusetts the total deposits per year, in all the Savings Banks of the State, are upwards of $25,000,000. In New York City, the amount deposits in the Saving Bank was, In 1?55 tUMM?,.!. The amount cubdnvn lS21I,50i . Lear log a balance cf t?-J?,T0T Tn 1", the Deposits were. i unorawn.... Balance undrawn ... The surplus deposits in the tw years was...4,?P3,9 which vast sum was the earnings and savings of 200,000 persons, who constitute the depositors, showing an aTeiage balance in the account of each, of about twenty-five dollars. In England the aggregate deposits in Savings Banks, in 18 50, amounted to the enormous sum of 164,139,980. The number of depositors was 1,317,411, va rying from $5 up to $1000. In New England the permanent de posits of the Savings Banks, bear a re spectable proportion to the capitals of the incorporated Banks. The benefits of Savings Banks are not confined to the depositors, and in stimulating them to.habits of saving, economy and thrift, and in securing for them a .... safe depos,t, where small sum. may accumuiais uy imerest, out mey comer a great public good. They gather up the small sums of money, too insignificant to do useu uy memseiyes, ana w men, in Ihesc triLin sums, so useless when scattered, may be made powerful agents of prosperity to a community like ours, . I TV, .-a r r, :., . v Ml llu c, 3 helps to business, than we have ever deemed them at tho West. Our banks have become almost exclu sively exchange dealers. All our com raunities feel the need of accommod.ations in the discount of local caner. which ;cthon1w ; .;v. J vim mill iti i 11 liii SAiiii 1 113 II k U - I J tions can safely deal. The non-commer-i . .. ... . ... i ciai classes at tue w est nave more idle surplus money on hand than the same classes at the East. In the same popu- . . vv v a - a a - i lauon mere is more monev mat mi?m - o - be collected for' the use of such tion?. And since the advance in they will continue to have in the much more idle money about them than firm a rl r tt La ilarwj-icif a1 TT.tL tl. luiuivuiiiu uvuii-uoiitu, II Itu LUG 11 1 L: 11 I price lately of agricultural products our w I f,-moM L,r- .-tf:.?t- . ..-.v. ,viiC iuv.11 aooui mem. iney are aistrustiui oi or dinary banks from their frequent ures and from the systematic war made upon them for political purposes, the cn-ei aim ot wnicn has been to arouse . the prejudices of farmers and workinc: men against them. In conversation c witn an old attorney who is the counseller and friend of two thirds of the farmers of Poser rountv and vrbo ,.. fn-.i i rf vi . in nil inrMrinr rAA . n a uai wi. icuiuaij transactions ho told us the sum held 1 e . uy lariuers in our neiguoonng counties, waa greater man tne puouc supposea. a 1 t tl In Posey county alone." he could. with property security, obtain more than hundred thousand dollars in gold, now laying idle in tho hands of farmers The same is the case in all surrounding counties, and a like state of pecuniary affairs, exists amonjr tho farmers on the other side of the river. Some Instiuuiiuu is iieeueu, io wmcu wiese iuuus ... .. These unproductive funds might be made to contnoute especially to tne relief and growth of the uncapitalized commerce of this city. .Cannot such an institution be devised, that in the hands of prudent and safe men, will command the confi dence of the entire community, and bring into use thi3 hoarded capital. Our Legislature at iu last session passed a general act for the organization of Saving Banks and Loan Companies, which seem to have attracted but very little attention, nnder which nn Institution miVbt bn ortranized. which wonld accomnlish the , . , . . . , f , anil Wf htra nrfi n f fin rtMrtöi rw casion we win give me provisions oi ine -ll . .1 act and point out the mode of turning it to me -enenc oi our community. ... nnder 11? "2J. fjr Edward Mylott Sfr. Svdnev G. Lvon ed in the geological survey of Kentucky, was drowned on the Falls at Louisville, nn Wi.dnP.rl. TT xrn. Mcr,n- tbr -i o---o-"-t 1 j waa J vr iii auphja-Q a- w Falls in a skiff, with two persons, when the boat capsized; the others clung to the boat and were saved, but Mylott at attempted to swim ashore and sunk in one of the eddies of the rocks. He leaves a wife and two children. He was an excellent engineer, and the geological corps of the State will find it difficult to fill his place, lie wis a native of Ireland, and a orotner oi a oistinguisneu engineer a. Bombay. fn7" The dog cholera i3 prevailing to fatal extent in Moriran and Hendricks

lueir ancrcu cuiiumuu, ieuia.ni iuie-, . ej bv the assessor for the present complain that tho railroaiU have destroyea quummnces, ne proceeuca u jiaii, who wxa but when united-like the rivulets that g 989iGSOt bdns than Its business ; but the fact I. , the iCand has form the river they become powerful ' tvft nronertv of thia-citv The a- B0 wrctcLeaiy mana?d d unreliable f a ü ronnJ whcn a f,ßeond ehot w accessories to commerce ami indnstrr PPert7 of that it has driven all business from it, by it, fired, the bullet takinr elicct in the left ndc, acceones to commerce ana industry. CTecate expenses of the city for the cur- .v.m-fil1 Mn.v,tnn r.niu in Hall Wn died instantlv.

counties in this State. The hog buyers tw0 ycars aS (or one an1 tw" thousand dare not risk the purchase of their dollars, brought' twiee those sums restocks, cently.

ÖO" Mr. McElrath has retired from

I the New York Tribune, on account of ns recent failure The firm name of the

publishes of that Journal is now Ilor- marks upon the management and condiaco Greely & Co. tion of our Canal. It is evident that if

in Havana will cause the large stocks of provident and ruinous mismanagement, sujrars held in ew lork, for Havana . . , - . . . . . .the whole work, one of the most impor-

merchants, to bo forced on the market for sale, which will bring prices down. (r A farmer in Harrison county sold 1,000 bushels of wheat, to be delivered in October, to a miller in New Albany. for 93 cents. This is deemed agood sale in that market. 07" The citizens of Henderson county are making efforts to raise private subscriptions to the amount of $150,000 for I the Nashville and Henderson Railroad, The prospects of success are flattering we learn. The citizens o' the county are determined tho road shall be built. fj7" More than one hundred United States mail bags were found in the possession of an old trunk dealer in New Vnrl lief Trool urLir, rinrl frnrn timn to time, been entrusted to newspaper boys to take to the printing offices ii fiwir. rratl hn ii -i w. u T U 7w f t them trirh with mm. Ann narl "failed, to I .f call for them. " He was held oter. "J w r ofiiiintnf(i(l in Stinnenson. Illinois. ID6 l . fiu r,.,riii trhPt rrnn rl thflt tüOnntV thl3 Year Will exceed 1.233.000 bushels, from 66.000 acre-? tho ouantitv of land sown in w I ' I wheat which is an average of about 20 bushels to the acre. At to cts. a bushel MOTfVTrt Tkio is "1 V J tin, S thl mw - - täte. TlvTfaT .mi f i - i taxaye property in Indianapolis as rerorif r-P pstimateil at $35.541. The I city has a floating debt of $23,741. The amount to be raised to cover the city ex- , xi j.t. : -nicio perises anu pay me cuy uuw . 9o,w An assessment of CO cents on the nundrcd dollars and twenty cents for school r school purposes was laid. LxrLosiox. The superintendent oi v 1 the Baltimore gas works, having been 1 to ensnprt. from the smell of pas. that .wiwj. ' i I .. I a leak existed m one of the mam pipes, i 1.1 i. . i l -r iv. uebcenucu io 'uu nS to search for it, and on attempting to I .. . . . A. ll , nsüt a matcn, an explosion lnsianiij wiI. , ..i. .t.- -:.. Aufnn ww- niin crnri om w mi u iiiiim a.iiv lnsu, nuu.u si. " damage was done to the works. rm.t; .1 incnuuiiirru uii 1 . uiiuii. The committees to whom the subject , t. ,.. was reierrcu, reporteu agaiubt um reboiuvcr-. in-nnvonient and impracticable measure. I Tt w.i- also thought useless to m-otest ,-,:. th- mwnrnmnnts o-ivino- tb, mnil " I --.'"-j- o'" b---"o ports, as the South was not quite prenared vet to share in the service. Thev on,1aJ th Vrr ..rSn, n I . . I 1 ! ! a, .11 1 a. I m m 7 nero o ma owner azainsn, aiiacuuieni for debt, as a measure that would give I . f .ii ii tne poor an lnieresi in upnoiaing me inI . a a w stltution. A resolution was passeu in favor of erectinz Arizonia into a Territoairy, as it might finally become a slave State and also one in favor of withdrawing the naval squadron from the coast of Africa. It was determined that the time had not yet arrived to call a convention in reference to the revival of the African slave trade. Montgomery was the next p ace oi meeting seiccieu lor mis . rr imliori P3 anil iliciirtm. . . . . i,ts, who are making themselves every time tney assemble more contemptaoie Dy their weakness and folly. Caxal. The Washington Bee says Doct. Barton has returned from an insnection of the lower section of the n i ii r i Canal. He found that there was scant twenty two inches water on the twenty milfl leveL Lülonr. Crraham'.? mill. Und . ireneral comnlaint. Loth hv the boatmen and citizens, of the conduct of that mju coinpanyf m holding back the . , water oi mat. lonz ana aimcuu level, ior . , .... ... ' gnnamg, to me injury oi navigation on I .... . that part ot the line, ine strict orders I -QW are that the ates of that lock be kept open until the lowcr leTel is up to its Dr0Der heijrht f navization.' There was a temKrarj want of water on th Petersburg), level, on acconnt of the c - w i , stoppage for repairs at the White" river aciueduct I but that iß ßnished. and th WatcF PaSSed fl-ain Sunda7 evening. Tho Doctor thinks the prospect fine for a brisk trade, and plenty of freight on the southern end of the Canal this fall, as it is now in complete repair, and the water onco to its proper height there will be no further trouble. CC?" The Sullivan Democrat says numerous sales of land have recently been made in that countj at prices that wocld have been deemed exorbitant two years a?:0. The sales are to farmers from Ohio and lbo East, and the l.nds sold are on Gil1'3 prairie. Farms that were offered

I n-WK . Win nir cnnml IiIta the iliscnarpfl I ö.K Darreis, uisteati 01 iov uanvu unit" i3i 1., 1 in sician r.xirnnmiary 10 ui uuew. 111

insmu- - o " o Tahnt.le ie.licine is anfaUina In the cure of all tl

n thft riavip"t artiuerv. j. wo men were 1 . iiuiuiim uiiiKcrumuuisuM u.ciueni wuie 1

... .-ii rr 1 Ail r:io can now carrv iiiu V'Oiiiiuis.moucib 1 f.. 1 .1 ...

Wahres I J I TrVt lnr m wl tlio trll in rlf nf li-f r- 1 coiisluutinn.

. I spvprplr ininrpd. bnt fortunatelv no creat I . . .. .. . !. I tmodtTUes all excess, remove all otrnction

luture J -j jo l in r them, and secured ten times as much brines on the momhiv twrUwU with r.-imiaritv.

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- tion "to hold no commercial intercourse blame for the sad failuro of this magnificent ln t Itack and Lim'w, llravmcss, latitrue on Slight

1 ifiiLtiil I xertun, PaJpir.itiori f tlie ll.wt, liowness or Spirits, lau- with, the State.- that aid not uphold Sla-1 work of Internal Improvement ? Hysterics. Siok H-idarhe, hues and all the painful

.. .. ..... Io . , e 1 1 oi-s-i oc-.Lionel liy a lisorKTeI system, thes; Pills This it was thouzht would be an Suppose you were to pa.- by a farm under w;n eftectacure whrÄ 11 other m-an have faiie.1. a. a

Our Canal.

tlf a . t 1 . ue are maeoiea 10 rcspeciawo resi dent of Petersburg for the following re (the people be not aroused to Eome action tr, reu lh (W from the nresent imtant m the country, will in a few years become a worthless wreck. Its locks and aqueducts are rapidly decaying and portions of it filling up, while its revenues are decreasing, ana me nttie inai is collected is being consumed by a set or useless omce-iioiaers, wuo are living up on the rum and injuries their neglect is entailing upon the community. Mj. Carliie : I aw a few weeks ajo, some very just remark in tho Jocbnal concerning thoTVabash and Erie Canal. I have thought pomo more on the same bjctrnight go s.me iroou. niio nie . anai was ouuuinr, our people were highly excited with tho flattering prospects of having tho longest ca nalin tho world passing through a lino ot I 400 miles of the richest country on the globe, giving ns the choice of a Northern or a Sonthi t. !v. i 3 . . e . I nn nurkes mm im cueai muu ui uirknrtnriin Tluro nnnonro.l Mitn nk If tliera could be no way of depriving us of iU important advantages. They were positive and certain beyond tho reach of accident or opposition. Wo all sadly realizo the disapPointment which folly and mismanagement . .... .... . . I hvo intn Arttinnn in. I nfl crpat wnrit nasi . 0 i a. 1 1 J ii Ml: I DCCn almost enureiy luwifH, nuu mo nuiiiuus TTvnild nrmn it mili na well have been I annK jh tne sea. Asiaras i recoueci. inero v.. u. mnnfin in v. lof I L . i v i x mi I toon in irhiob . hont: li)vin(T Kvanavilli. I drawing two feet of water, could eo thron2h 1 I to Toledo, in Ohio. Persons who have in a - . . . . ..I w instances atteniptcd to transport products ....... . appointed and objected to very heavy losses, Those wh ve built orrurcha,ed Wt,, nave met wim biihtoi. iurs ui mcir m vestments. Every ono who has attempted to r":T:L2;i: -i rt l w 1 t 1 . i a. t ?1 x, liVJ uvuu" uutuvi c as 1 1 vu a vvs iuu us 0 w cent of interest on their investment. They ,Äuf:rtaM Mrtflf.,vu .n.i .t ' I successfully with railroads. You cannot get heavy freight from any part of New England I1a tVinn sir or -2i3 ner ton bv anv other - - --- : . IWUM, . m n oeenueincrea nv x.vauSiuc J this point for $3 per ton in tho present condition of tho canal. It costs no more to keep tho Canal in order for tho passa-o of 1000 f . , . . 1 . D0at3 than for io. But every train that rn thnn rnr isuL everv train iuul i passes over a railroad helps to wear it out. On this end of the Canal tho Commission , , ... ... r fra hnvn Todiitl thfi tolld en aalt to ilavs I T t;ml T?n?ir.w. makintr the freight kss to MamiUe tlian t0 retcrsbnr?. If thev had I" . . . -.1 ra-lRcd tho watcr m the Canal up to what it I . . i.: .1. i .... vi i xv a i ti 1 1 rii i m in m . kii i h iuiuli-iiiiui i'hi r - , j . . r ry . , i , business for tho Canal, and rendered nomc benefits to the public for tho krc nalarie ... . . "1?y re.ce!vo ,rom rcvc,mc9 WhobllttllC v,"niiiuSMUUcr-w.0 m onmc u.oiivJrAlinj tliatever got into the political hive are to tlie SniHiriutcndence of an agent whose ownI a rvu j KfAiiI rl e?iwxr tlm finpn rnftmrf V . I down, ana tho ticius crowinsr up with briars I iue Dui-iionses troiiiir to uevay. 1110 unci breaking into tho fields and consuming the V0T cror that were attempted to bo cnltiva te 5 would yu not 8ar that 80mo trifling I . r-k r 1 W..A. ii AlirtlA tliA YiVAVAri wli. I lamui i u viiaiiLu v n.o rivixin nnu I cj ä ' rtl.vt va , .A r 1, t Well suppose you tako a ride up and down I . .. .. . our Lunal, and seo the evidences ot neglect, IJ 1 ! i. I aecay ana ruin every wnere exuioiiea see tbo water leaking out through the banks, ich an hour's labor, at first, would arrest ; 1. r 1 1 . i. .i. uui gaming tu lorcw nuu voiumo, ik auoriiy creates a break, and stops navigation for a tnw-rtth rrrw!rif nn tow path growing up month. Behold the with bushes ana briars siae wasnes into tne Caual, filling up its bed and for miles not the foot priut of a horse on tho tow-path for anJ 'ou wlU c?,no t0 tLo conclusion

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. . . , , . jkv, notices in thUrdace. in Mnnn line never ruined a more useful and magnificent

I . . . - . j. than uatJ ,ccn rQined to all uscrul purToes.bv political mismanasement and official i a. a u neglect, in our Canal, if tho unworthy agent who had destroyed the farm of his employer, deserved to bo turned out neck and heels, from his charge, what will you do with the worthless men tho unfaithful agents-who have so neglected tho Canal J What aro tho business men of Evansvillo , , . ... , . . I Rhont ? Thev tntist bo blind to their own intcrc.ta to reraaju qtl;et while a mattcrofsuch I -itnl imnnrtaniA t.r tha rm:tioa of their ritv is so shamefully neglected. If a fewof them liad interest enough in the growth of your lown tomako aQ excursion along tho line of tho Canal lrom tvansvillo to Icrre-ilaute. . ana see mo aepioraoio state oi anaus, i ocHeve they would be aroused from their apaI 1 thv. r. u. . A Place of ItesldenceJack Buber of Lewis township, Clay ntr. " P'S ount of the attractions of that townsh.p a3 . place of I rflsirtenwi. fives tha lollowin? curious residence, gives the followinj statistics. He says : Sho numbers one hundred and fifty families and ono hundred and sixty-live voters, including 7 Puckctts, 7 Crists, 7 Chambers, and 7 Stark, 5 Mattoxes, and 5 Critchäolds, 4 Ilackellows, and 4 Weathermans, S 2eals, 8 ICdraonsons, 8 Gobies, 3 Listons, 8 Stewart?, 3 Dokcs, 8 Coopriders and three Houcs: with a pood many names in a double and finale count. e have 7 w hool houcs, 7 school teachers, 7 supervisors, 7 bachelors, 7 widowers and 7 subscribers to tho Green Co. naper: 4 churches, 4 preachers, 4 fiddlers, 41 :if '; l . t ..C ...; v, ; vi .. l t I oia mauis, yu.li vk !, vuiiuicu on - iuuu who mind their own business; 8 carpenters, 8 card players, 3 lazy men, and 3 men who can't Bticlc to tho frwfA. Two post otKc-, 2 blacksmith shops, 2 canal boats, 2 mowing machines, 2 patent hay Takes, 2 families of . . ' ii .1 'jr. . i colored people, nignt tnrrijs. ana - crazy persons: 16 wid-WS and twenty-two aubscribcrs to our county paper : two men and one woman over 75 years old, and a Rood suddIv of farmer's daughters, with rosy cheeks and ruby lips all very ioejabl and pleasant in manners and eonv-r'auon ar. ail liniei.

QrA most reraarkble trial ha3 just

been concluded in England, m which a man by the name of Thos. Fuller Bacon wa3 acdused of poisoning his mother. The circumstances of tho case are i t i curious, not oniy irom tne peculiar history of the prisoner, for he Kad already been twice accused and twice acquitted of arson and the murder of his two children, but from the length of time which had elapsed since the perpetration of the murder and the nature of the evidence by which alone it could be sup ported The crime was committed two years ago. The body was exhumed and a large quantity of arsenic found in the stomach. Arsenic was clearly traced into the prisoner's possession just before the fatal event occurred, but it had been bought so openly and Bacon had acted so naturally on the occasion of his mother's death, that all suspicion was allayed The case had been before an English jury for some time and they finally found the prisoner guilty. The London Times in an article upon tQe sub;ect saTS that the case is -one " " ... , .. - fillK Ti;a .,),.. may have been pO'.SOncd by a lunatic in the family at the t.me, or she might have taken her own life. The case had attraded considerable attention in England and public opinion wa3 somewhat di r i . . i e i . viaeu m relation to tne cuut oi me . nn.. c. . , n. .. .i ' of the St. Louis Republican, who propo- ' r seS 10 reP0rt lhe trial in ful, sa'S h is one involving several questions oi meai i ri cai jurispruaence oi aeep interest, i ne - J conclusive. Of this an opinion can only formcJ by reading the testimony in PrMt!,rt timln tha ca.su. Tho killing took placo in November last, jburt C. Sloo, on the 11th day ofthat month rt C. Sloo, on the 11th day ofthat month entere! the otlico of tho deceased, when, alter U fjw moment conversation with Bomo ac Tho defense was carefully kept from the ArAAAiitiAn until if H'ua (niiAiinna.l T All gt speech ; when lie asserted justification and insanity to bo tho ernunas, tlio latter lcins tho basis of trial. Tho peculiar form of inhanity allejed to exist, is incipient dementia causal by a disoaso known as t-permatorrhoea. This defence has, as 1 understand, only been onco before nrsred , and then in the case of a naed Thurston, of Mica, N. V.. who was some vert unce tried for the -nnlawlul f 1 .1 . 1 killing of his brother-in-law. No complete report of that case was preserved, and hence as developing the pliytucal ana legal aspects ofthat disease, much interest attaches to this particular caso when considered as an advance in medical jurisprudence T11K tlltKAT L.(;USU REMEDY . . - " jamm vi.akkjs-s CULEDRATCD FEMALE PILLS. rrepure.1 from a presmption of Sir James Clarke, M. is in tone emale and These I oi! s-iuui't i"c usfii iwo or inrtc weeKS tirevious to coininoinent; thrv fortfy the onstit.ttion and lessen urn . i i. i . Äl?ru !tTtopcr" I Thf rill 9h m!il not If t tktn. by fciaalen ilurinff I a ! . a r .. are sure to iruig on JJ iscamasfe, tut at any other time j j j hM cjfs of N ervous and S-'pinial Aflecticns, Tain although a powerful remedy ilo not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or any other mineral. rull ijiwtions accompanying ench pai'kage. rrice in tne i iniei states ana t. anaa.-i, une iHuar. N. 11. lrfW and rt tMFta!re sUiiiih enclosed to nv authorized Acei t, will insure a w.;t! of the lil! W return mail. V. W. UUKEHTS, Indi.impolis, me .iem rr iiKirins. IIALLOCK 4t iSTODDAlt l, aj.27 17-!yis General Aßent. Evansville. Fi im Oil. Älltrt rile, M. C.fur Arlansat. Washington-, ft. C. June 11. 1856. I have used two bottles of vour BxrKat?a Holland Bitter, and have found it very use ful in case of Indigestion and Headache, and recommend it to all who need a pleasant and I iß " 1 11 . euicucious remeay ana vainaoie tome. n0LtVXD uITTtR8 has cnre1 mQ of i,vsrM,n!45ll 1 .... . 1 1 . i ty using it oniv one wees I recommend it confidently to all eHtferin from this disease. CLAUA K. SCilUCHMAN. r,ttsbnrpllt 0ct 24 1S56. rra. s. u tho wlf of th nl t.wi. grapher.) ötfLUIAL AUliCLS. , 1.,.., 5" cems V line one we.a: niscount on longer time. " 7 vi ni. r, . . l m mwB k . m m m. mk. . I Manufacturers of CLOTIIINC2, Also Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Cloths, Castdmere, Hattinrtts, Vestin.s, TAILOR'S TRIX.WI.((i8 AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, MAIN 6TREKT, NEXT noOR TO BRANCH BANK, Uvanavllle, Indiana augll-t Jaul V-l llrnn and Shorts! FOR sale at reduced prices, at the Southern Mills, by augT IGLEUEART BROTHERS, YVJ-a wanted At this office, a lad -rwrite a good hand, to mail papers. lad who can D II. BY FORD R-QrasTS all who are Indebted to him to call and pay, as he wishes to settle up and leave here. jy21-luio. Vjvi. 45, meets every alternate Friday evening, as above. J. T. WALKER, B. P. T. A. J. O'Riley, R. R. janOOly Evans v'llk Tkmflk or IIomor, No 41, meets every Thnratlay evening, in the Hall, on Water street, over the Canal Rank. C. W. RUDYARD, W. C. T. A. J. 0'Reii.tv, W. It. JaaSOly COAL AOTICK. The price of Coal at the Roiham Miui, Is at the Pit, 8 cents per bushel; hauled to any part of the citv, 10 cents per bushel. feb'2 Secretan and Manager. Hrlmbold's Compound Fluid Extract, as a I remedy for Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, I Dropsy, Weakness, tic, has no equal. Read the adTertisemtnt in another column huled Hclmlwld's ... .. ucnuine i'repaniiton." . 1 augl.lm WOOLSEY : SAWYER, Agents. I ZJf Trayclcrs alone our western waters should al I ways take the precaution to supply themselves with a genuine article of IIostettir. Stomach Bitters, a. it IT i is now conceiie-ry an tvbo nare tried this invaluable I meilicine, that they will regulate the stomach, if used as ptr directions on the bottle, and carry a traveler tafe through all the various changes of diet, as well as witer. which, without, often will, roduce sickness and I death, llcece on ouuee of preventiTe is worth a pound tit cure. For snla ly drargists and dealers gen naiy. laugCO-iwditw

It I a Mont Undoubted Fact

That Dr. ä antoru'i I.nvh.orator or Liver Reme dy, is one of the gruatedt discoveries r ide in medicine the i-ast ct-btur' It hüs been a study uf the Doctor durii.g twenty ytx-H jractice to find wliat particular orgnn, when dieisol, cauwlthe greatebt number of UN or i'Airi., and hU conclusion is, that the liver is the greatest regulator of the system, and the most liable to disease, while if kept from disease, is a i-reventuti ve of DysrPia, Jaundice, general deliility, Lc, while last, but far from Iut, we mention consumition; for our experience is, tliat more cases of consumption occur from diseased liver, tlian from all other caup i.nt I tczethcr. - I Tskinr this tn lies. correct hvnnthenis.w. fivlmttn I find remed v with which to correct the lir-. rt . " " ,ave u cart m ..ea. ly u u,n we are uoj ecS to by simply using a preventative. That the Isvigorator is.such a remly, is beyond doubt to all who try! ir.f..r it virtu... . nrh that for 11 rOmr-laint. nrl. ing from liver derangement, it is an unfailing remedy ; while as a family medicine, for all diseases of the stom ach or 'ooKel.s which are caused in a greater or less de gree by liver derargemerit, it is the safest, surest, and most ef.cacious remedy known. augJO-diwlm .Hurray & Lanman'a Florida Water. Thf lady who desires to furnish her toilet with an ar ticle which is at once unrivalled as a perfume for the uourhoir, a cosmetic, a fragrant mouth wash cure for Hyst'Ti-i and nervous Headache, and a floral odor fur lavatiori, vhould hasten to oUain this delightful scented water. ?old by D. T. Laninan k Co., wholesale drug gists, 0'. Water street. New York, and by all druggists, at 50c. per bottle. auTJO-lw IIollowav'R Ointment. The dry eruptious so annoying to many aged per sons, as well as !oils, rinpworm, scald head, lever sores, bruises, and all external Indunmation, whether there suit of accident or of disease, heal rapidly under the application of this Ointncnt. Sold at the manufacto ries. No. SO Mai.len Itne, New York, and No. 241 Sirand, Liondon ; and by all druggists, at 23 cents, the, and II rer pot. augiO-lw TO-DAY'S ADVEKTISEMENTS. One sjnare, (ten lines or less), one time, : Three times. :: :: : ::::: One week, :::::::::::: Two weeks, :::;::::::: One mouth, ;:::::::::: Three months, Sixmontlis, : : : : : : : : : : One vear, :::::::::::: Discount on larger advertisements. Pflcbj. f 1 (XI 1 5H : 3 SO : 4 : 7 f.0 10 K 15 00 2 1 Cards of six lines or under, 10 't annum Sy No "till forbid" advertisements received. MCMOKAXDIM BOOK LOST! '11 E undersigned lost, yesterday, between the B Washington House Stalles and Sbanklin & &&T:tävwM T.A.PRICE. THE PI3TER$' SCHOOL WILL lgln MONDAY, the 31st Inst. For terms :c.. aord v at the residence of the Sisters, cor ner or econl and sycamore street-, fevansvine, ina aug?-uwtt 1IO COFFEE. MM. lA Raes Prime Eastern Rio Coflce. iust ree'd per sie.im r J . 11. rord, ana f-r sale ry aug3 L. ll. t'UUK K -U-i . Read This and Hand It to Your JYelghbor. FEVER AND AGUE CURED! THE TR.rPER8 REMEDY, OH ORECON AGUE POWDERS: PREPARED BT J. M. SMITH, LATE OF Multnomah, Orkoon Territory, And sold by SMITH 4: ATKINSON, No. 23 Balti more street, Baltimore. THIS pn panition has been used with EMINENT Sl'CCL!?. and teing safe and sneedv in its orntiion, has e5talliaiel for ielfa hi:h reputation in those quartiTS here its worth has been made known by experience. Being in a portaMe form, it is very convenient for tn-rsoiis uoing into dluicu where Arue and Fever may prevail, as it can be carried without uanger or somng anytning tnat it may be packed with. By attending strktly to the directions, relief may I eonnaently cAicuntte-1 uion. .No persons amictcd with Fever and' Ague should n gleet to avail themselves of lUyirtue. No Arsenic, Quinine, or any poiou used ui lutruiiipufiuuii. xur bic yy aug.l.3m. htLLtn s W IIITE, DAVID BEAR SIMON SMALL. BEAR & SMALL, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IS FOREIGN Ä: DOMESTIC WINES, Drandlesj Gins, Cordials, Cigar, dec., dee. , SYCAMORE STREET, BETWEEN WATER Si FIRST, EVAX&VILLE JXD. If A YE Justoponed with a largest nek of choice Wines, i'iuiirs, i .isii, c, . aiLiiui'v oner io oeiiieri at the lowest prices in the market. Thev invite the attention of buyers to their stock, with the'full contidena tliat they can give them entire satisfaction, in reirnrd to .prices aim quaiay. augl-tr. BOARDING! THE subTilcr has tiken the House next door to the Telecraph Office, on Water street, U tween Mm nuu ,x:ust- it is now repaire4 anl newly rurnished, ready for the rception of Hoarders. Apply as above. laug.l-"ml P. McRAl .1 . mrriiAPPixa paper. 1 V UW Reams assorted Wrapping TapT for a!e 1 y aur-1 Z. II. COOK & SON. OONXET P.OARDS 9 ro i Gross iii store and for aide bv aujr:t Z.H. cooK&snx. Kl'?l!KS. JL9 dozen assorted Scrub Rroshes; h do do I.lackitig Brushes; .5 do do Horse Itrushes, for sale by aug21 Z. II. COOK ti &ÖS. TINEGAR. W 1 'ure Cider Vinegar, warrsnted, for sale by augCl Z. H. COOK & SON. fj" ARD, PUTTER AND EGOS WLm I or sale Ly Z. II. COOK 8i SOX. f.lANCY SOAPSA large assortment for sale lv augl Z. II. COOK t SON. 7 ANTED. w 50 Rbls. Pure Cider wanted bv an c-l Z. II. COOK k. SON. FOR, REXT. IOUR ROOMS on First street, to rent. Enouire . at my Saloon. lang.1 p. McKAY. Rockingham and Yellow QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE AT ACCTIO.V! ON TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2:,th, at 9 o clock, at our !ales Hooms, corner of Main and mini streets, we win sell at auction Five Casks of Rockingham and Yellow Queensware, consisting of Nappies, Rakers, Pie Plates, Bowls, Pitchers, Mugs, Jelly Cans, Covered Round Dishes, Sealing Jars, Butter Jars, Spittoons, Teaiot., Ewers and Batins, ice. ALSO!) boxes Glassware, consirtingof Tumblers. Sugars, Creams, weet Ments, Salt Cellars, C'ruiu, Quart Bottles, Oil Bottles, Vials, &c. Terms, Cash. WOOLSEY & NELSON, anir-0-5t. Auctioneers. AUCTION I SMALL lot of GROCERIES will be sold at AucH tion 11IIS JIOKM.Mi Rt o'clock, by augiO-lt nOOLSEY i NELSON. FOR RENT! Tf WY STORE and DWELLING, on Main street. I two doors axve Crescent City Rink, and Frame DW ELLINU on Second street. Enquire of Woolsey a. Nelwn. All those lndaed to me will find their notes and accounts at Woolsey & Kelson's, where thev will please call aud settle J. N. McGlLL. aur.M(-2wl F"eea! AT ItEDTJCEJJ PRICES 1 HAVING fitted op a Warehouse on Locust street, lietween Second and Third, I am now prepnred (and hope to I in future,) to fill onlers for BRAN. ."Mollis, toil.,UAT, &;e., 6LC., at greatly reduced at greatly reduced prices ieave orders at mv More, corner of Main and Second streets. tinurr ui .unni ft SAM. VICKERV laugCOJ .HORN AND BRAN. lOjiion tbs. fresh Bran; bO Bas. Ear Corn in store snd for sale b aug.ni g ORN ME AI. 2 bushels fresh ground. In sre and for sale bv nirl All l'l'lfl'l)V 0A.. i iLni'lhl. BIOTATOES M. .VI bushels 2"d for sale by r0 bushels prime Meshanic and Pinkeyes on band laugÄ'J ffAJl. ItKKUi. FOIl SALE. w1 SATUl fE will sell, at the Wharf1 Roat at Evansville. on SATURDAY, the ?.h inst.. be54j tweeu the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock P. 31, at public auction, to the highest bidder forcHsh, the steamer SPORTSMAN and her two BARGES, for Ui benefit of whom it may concern. augltUIScwU KKATl & 11E1LMAN. for : Ye, " OT No. 1ft, In B'. R, in the Eastern EnlargeM.A tnvv.t of Ev&nsrille. This Lot is :4 S feet front bii 'm depth, is situated at the intersection of Seventh and Locust streets, and is impoved with one of rhj most plensHnl ami desirable residences in the city witl all the modern conveniences. Ltvust street is permanently improved and graded. For terms, apply to THOS. E. GARVIN, su.l'.'-dlw&witl Real Estate Agent. aOH' ICE TEAS.at t 'atties of choice Tounrllvson. Imperial an 1 Clack Teas, for sale low by aiul4 HORTriROOK L TO. ODKVS LADY'S nOOK. for Angusi, M

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Kevr YorkJc Erie Railroad. SPECIAL NOTICE. TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC. tT" But vour Throuch Tickets to w York . llosTin,Phiiapklphia, aud New England Cities via. this llnllte. . JIT TWENTY-TWO MILES DISTAXCJS BAVED I . M. I . W . inreusn w.tew iori wiy witbuvt (,uui OF CARS. Q?V?-1H ? w. O ?w. S.T. uaTulB WIDE cl AUIULS SALW.i tjAKai Thu nteriAi to Donkirk Buftilo, and Niagara Yals. with an unbroken M ide Ouaire connecting at Dunkirk .directly with all trains frmClevel:-.nd,Gincin-':"".'"-tJUUl" v,m.abv vl, a. v.v Uond To Buffalo via the Buffalo & New Y ork City ICulRondinakiric direct connections withalll the isteaniers on Lake Erie from Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit, also with the Buffalo it Lake Huron Kailroad from Detroit Niagara falls vi Canandaiirua and i-urra r&usw Railroad, tnakinc direct connections withall Tmins on the Ureat Western lUilway, from Detroit to ChiT?o, . i. .. . . a- i : . v. . i : . v. : . . T 1 ..J . i 1 it i. j a-rHostim PASSENGERS can stoo in New York any length of time, and resume their journey without extÄ chares. T11KOUGII TICKETS for sale in all the prm ciral Western Railroad Urtices. f rT Fare as low as by akt other rotte. U. F. SM IT II, Gen '1 Agent. HOMER RAMSDELL Cleveland, O., May 15th, IW. President. myst'iyosw PROCI.A3XATIOX! Bk it known by all sickly, weakand debilitated persons, that McLeas's STRENGTIPitNINO CORDIAL is the only remeily tliat will strengthen and invigorate the system, and remove all impurities in the Blood. It is very pleauit to take. Iu it is combined the properties of a Tonic, Diuretic and Alterative. It will cure any disease of the Stomach, Liver er Bowels, such as: Diarrhoea, Billiousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Ileodache, Intermittent Fevers, Sour Stomach. Liver Complaint, Costiveness, w eakness or Debility, Pain TJ,TT. " Rowels, Night Fevers, Yallown-ss ? Slc. When taken, it neutralizes and removes any morMd secretions in the Stomach, and strengthens the Digestive orpins. It will also cure any disease of th Uterus, Kidneys, Bladders or Urinary organs; and as an Alterative, purifies and creates n healthy circulation of blood, removing all sores, boils, pimples or blotches from the skin. TRY IT, and he convinced of Us wndcrful Invigo rating properties. tor .biiitien, wno are puny, weak ana sickly, we advise parents to give them a teuspoouful of this Cordial daily. gee Circular. J. II. McLEAX, Sole Proprietor of this Conlial. Also, lc Lean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. tV Principal Iepot Corner of Third and Tine treet, St. LouU, Mo. ap'27-lyd-tris Sollt ly Keller te White. Dropyit, AUin-street. GRIiLVT EXCITEJIEXT PreTailin all over the conntrr. in eonseauenee of the trfinetuloiis mierptut iif Mrl.Miii1 Vulranu- Oil I.ini ment. It Usupermling every Liniment and remedy I fur ihcrnrii nf lural iu!iiaml (timi itiu. linn. itreis of confinnel cripvles have leen made to wnllt bv its use. tn:vnv that were suffering for years with old Chronic Sores, and had tried in vain the many remedies and Liniments now before the tuldic. have been permanentlv cured by the use of a few small bottles of McLean s Celebrated Liniment. ,rT --i.. ; T ... -'----" ww.i -j-u.ui.ui. Is the best Liniment that has ever been discovered .and the only re'iable remedy for the sp.-wly and i-erm-inent i cure oi sores or an Kinus, sweiuogs, or any local I Pauis on man or animals. S7LIvery-stabl Keepers, Farmers, Draymen and all that have the charge of horses, should keep a supply constantly on hand, to be used In time of need. PRICE OF THE LINIMENT. In consequence of the increasing demand fr this val nable Liniment, it is now put up in twenty-five cent bottles, fifty cent and one dollar bottles. The fifty cent loUles contain three times the quantity of the twenty-five cent size, and so on in proportion to their wK so that purchasers witl save money by getting the largest sizes. Cl All orders for the Volcanic Oil Liniment must be addressed to the proprietor. JAMES II. McLEAN, t. Louis, Mo. Aeents for Evansville, Indiana. ayH-lr. KELLER & WHITE. Cotton Yarn Notice. ffPIlE owners of the Cypress Factory having built ML and now put in operat ion fcirge new Faetory, in addition to their former factory, we shall hereafter le kept fully supplied with their well known and favorite lrand of Cotton Yarns, &C, and will supply the trade at manufacturer's prices. We have now 20u bags on the way, per steamer Muscle, and will be receiviuic additions from time to time as our sales reouire S. E. GILBERT & CO., augl9.J Agents Cypress alii Is. TTNCURRENT MONEY. J A Atlanta. Cherokee Ins. and Ranking Co.: Inte rior Bank, Grillin; Merchants' liank, Macon, and Lagrange Rank of Georgian Agricultural Rank, and Hank of West Tennessee; and most other hanks of Tennessee. Georgia. Mississippi. Alabama, and North and South Carolina, takn at par for Groceries at the lowest casn prices, or bought at a small discount for oash.hy S. E. GILBERT & CO., augl8-tf Syoamcre street, near water. TÖ THiTmEDICAL PROFESSIONS Brathwait's Retrospect for July, just received by ttUglHl DOBELL V LISTER. rP0 THE LADIES. JL Got augl Godey's Lady's BKk for September. jn?t ree'd by ifoiir.LL- Lisir.iw. TIJEW YORK JCURNAL im r "or September, just received by auglSj DOBELL & LISTER. nOR SALE. V A rood sulibtantial SHOWCASE, with Counter to match, will lie sold cheap forcash by BITTROLFF& SON, augIT Main street between First and Second. ADAMS HOUSE, EAST SID- ELM, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STS HENDERSON, KY. JAMES C ADAMS Proprietor. $ gy"The Louisville and Shawneetown Stage tI!l' .1: :.. . . V. .. ,r r t- i ' 1 I I Office is kept at the altove House. augIT. COFFEE AND RICE. 30 Rags Choice Rio Coffee; 1 lerces Itice, just receivel ny augKJ VICKEUY 4t JOHNSTON. TJEFINED SUC.ARS6 BbUrClaritied. Pulverized and Crushed all No. l-just ree'd by VICKERY & JOHNSTON. NOTICE. rHnE Stockholders of the Evansville Insurance M. Company are bereKy notified that the Annual Election for nine Directors will tie held at the otlice of the Company, on Monday the 7 th of September next, between the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock P. M. Bv order of the Board. augl5-td. WM. T. PAGE, Secretary. DRUG STORE. DR. MAGEN ISS having opened a Retail Drug More, on the comer of secoud and Locust streets, solicit- the patronage of the citizens of Evansville and viciuity. The entire stock has been purchased in the East, regardless of expense, of tie purest and best materials, and coDkists in part of PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES, rmirxfif a v o VII .11V.10 l urib n AND BRANDIES, (for medicinal purposes only.) STATIONERY, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, ASD ALL POPCLAB PATENT MEDICINES. 52T Phvsiciats' prescriptions and family recipes compounded by an experienced apothecary, at all hours of the day or night. lauglä-Iy HOUSE TO REXT. CONVENIENT Tenement, with six Rooms, a t. good Cellar, Cistern and stables, on Market strt corner of Bond, to let. Aridv to augio-iw. " F. D. ALLEN. ATTENTION ! ATTENTION ! M PERSONS residing on or below Main stt, wishingt. subacrilK; for tlie CINCINNATI DAILY TIMES, can have the same brought to their door, by leaving their names at the Evansville Journal oitce, with the Clerk, or with the Carrier eflhe Journal, on the lower route. Iaugt4it. LOST! SORRELL MARE, f f.oen hands Mgh; sh. lu l a saddle mark on live withers, and shows work marks. If she is delivered to me me at Mr. Copy's, 1 will pay the usual price for stray horses. augU-lw. C. W. BECKWITH. 1MB AND CEMENT.I5r bids. White Lime; UK) do Cement, iu sW and for sl by a-J.l OUK, PAI.2tLL8fCO

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P. G. O'lilLEY & CO., . ,. OLD KSTABLItHED Storage, Forwarding & Commission General Railroad, Steam and Express Agents, SPECIAL AOKXTS rOR FRKKSTLVAHJA RALROAD. HAVING fitted up a. mammoth Wharf-Boat, the Wffit nn tin. Ohirt Rirer. in the most substantial manner, we are rrrpared to facilitate with prompt dispatch all eood entruhted to our care, either by Blver, Railroad or Canal without delay or exposures, &c, cc. TarticulHT attention will ne paid to lieceiving, btonrif and tonraraing; ana aise to uic sale of any Produce consigned to us, and all orders Receiving, Storing- and Forwarding; and alse to the nntmrttlv hlld. .n1'. la. U ttll.r.1 returns eis sincere unnaa to oia numerous fneni for their former patronage, tod re spctfully solicits a continuance of the same, which will Iw Wiilv rpriwwutil. A Store Room, well supplied, will be kepv tor the - conuaodaUon of boats, am a tneir oraers careTBHT nired. 1. O. O RILEY CC , LOOK HERE! 1fnE undersigned would restctfully inform the J citizens of KransTille and vicinity, that he ha permanently established himself in Ibis city as a Practical Jeweler and Eograrer, And is now prepared to make to order all kinds of Jeweine, such as FIXE HOLID RISGS. BREAST-' FINK, EAR1UNGS, BRACELETS, Masonic and--(Vld Fellows' Emblems; Gold and Silver Cane-Uftids, SnuT-lioxei, A.c., k.c- Skttiho op Pearls, Diamonds, and other .tones, Mosaic and Cameos. FINE GnjDLNG AND GALVINIZIIiG, Letter and Ornamental Engraving on Gold and Silver : also Kngraring of Door-platis, STtiL Stamm, and Stencil I'latics. rarticular attention paid to Repairinc of Jewrlrr and 6IlvrWr , AND POLISHIKO OF OLD 8ILTIK AND FLATf 9iWAH(. A n ex perience ef muny years, eniiM ea the -bacrtber-' to insure superior workmanship. Krery article mads; by him is warranted of the same fineness of metal as or-. dered, which will prerent disappointment too vften met w ith in Eastern manafacture, as regards the purity of the gold. Orders and Job sent ty mail, jpmmptlr attended to..l)ucaU bought at 10c above TS ew York quotations. B. WALbKIRCH, v . Jeweler and Engiarer. x I Main between 1st and dsU.,ETansvUle. augSaT-ly . 7 COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. DISSOLUTION. THE firm of French & Jeracld has this day been dioli ed by mutual consent, and the withdrawal of 8. T. J . Tauf l, who lias disposed of his interest in the house t C. B. Lagow, late of Palestine. III. All outstanding cebtsant accounts of the late firm will be adjusted by tl uaessors, who are authorised to settle the same. W. E. FRENCH, ft. T. JERAULD. EVA5SVILLK, AUgUSt 11th, 17. COPARTXEKSniP. TnE undersigned have this dav formed a partnership in the WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS, under the name and style of FRENCH, LAGOW & CO., and have succeeded to the business of the late firm of French & Jerauld, whose a Hairs they are authorised to adjust. W.E.FRENCH, C. B. LAGOW, August llth.-acgl2. O.W.tEXTER. f MIEESE tiO Boxes j ust receive! by augi TENXEY ft SORENSON. IURE LE:i X SYRUP.M. 23 boxes i.t oion Syrup for sale by jy30 S, E. GILBERT Si CO. RECEIVED per Stesmer "Fairchild" 8 Bags Prime Kio Ooflee: & do Liverpool Table Salt; 1 Tierce Rice, for sale low by augOl SAI. VICKERY. rWVCRNIP EED! M A varietr of Landreth's celebrated Philadelphia fresh Turnip Seed choice kinds for sale by augtil SAM. VICKERY. SOLDCKLXC. I HO AS 10 dot for sale by Uy21 SAMUEL ORR. IISII ! FISH ! ! . A good rewil ass-,rtmcnt of Mackerel; &00 tt)S. Choice Codfish, in store and for sale by SAM. VICKERY, aug. Corner of Maiu and Second streets. A.LilV. A A V.l HWllVli. THE Memlicrfl of "Thi Cokrioatioj or Rt kei Israel." bein -esirous of liecoming incorponitei for religious purposes, and to oUain and hold real estate upon whidtto eict a suitable liousewf worphip, and for the burial of th ui niU-rs of a-iid congregation and their families. Nrtice is therefore herety given, that tlie memtters of the nid Congregation will meet at their usual place ol worship, over the store of L. Kahn on Main street, in the city of Evansville, on the 2Mh day uf August, 15T; at i o'clock P. M. of said day, fsr the purpose of electing Trustees to act fur sail Congregation, and to receive on liehalf of said Congregation, a conveyance of real estate for the mrpns,- aforesaid. CrlTMRERTS. H. GI'M RKRTS, L. M. PLAUT, On behalf of themselves and other members of said Cot gregation. laugia-ltH. " waxti:d, A GIRL to du the Cookine, Washing and general House Work for a sin ill f:uuily, for which the 8U'-Hcrilx;r will j v ti per week for one who will come well recommended. Even more would e paid, if the person would give sati-iUction. A Pl-'v to P. SEMONIN, aucIS-? w. Henderson, Ky. IE Volkslote copy .1 ' BÖÖTS AND SHOES. " ritrsH arrivals isd dailv additiom rirrct! Warranted Good or the Money Refunded.DealExcInsivclf in Hoots c Shoes. OUR Spring and Summer purchasers are now to ! hand and are for sale etieap for cash. We have a very large assortment of every variety of BOOTS, SHOES and GAITERS of every sie and style. Country Merchants wanting extra sie can he supSlied on the most reasonable terms. Our Goods are irect from the Country Manufacturers, and many of our goods are manufactured expresvly for us. Give our stock an examination l-fore uy ing elsewhere. McKEA fc WELLS, ap27 First street. Foster's Block. INSURANCE AGENCY. ALLEN C. IIALLOCK, E VA NS VI L L E , IND IAN A, " UNDERWRITER And General Insurance Agent, and ADJUSTER OF AVERAGES. n continues fo isue policies from aeveA-TlRST CLASS and MOST RELIABLLE lA'SURAACB COMPAME8 I THE COCSTRT, OS INLAKD ASD FISK ff! Kille will also receive applications for irii i.i?.-. .- FT" ne will also attend to the ADJUSTMENT OF - .tlc vi r i i j ur-i i '-isii uiiuu - other tf?encie5, and attend to the fettlero'nt of all mattfT8 connected with Insurance, forrurties intwted.- - . . . . ..n . tl . . .TIM. ins ion expenence as an insuntnc- nki - him familiar with all subject eonaerted wo ta erUr; ject of Insurance. 17. BCGGY WIIEESS . - ,' ,:i 10 set 1 H inch and IK Inch Baggy -beels, rec 'd and for sale by hAMLEL OKB. ClßrsTi. DUEW, Jr., JOIHY VL OFFICE, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. ALL business as a public Notary will be promptly . attended to, at the Journal Counting Room., corner of Main and Water streets. laagla. m.MFTY BBLS SFPERFINi? FLOUR JT Jacob Pea and Wheeler's Mills' Is-ands. lustree'd and for sale by laugl.l WM. RE ILLY. Flour from ew Wbeat.' A SUPPLY of best quality in sacks and barrels kept constantly on hand and r.rwTe at the lowest market prices by g. E, GILBERT 4: CO., augll Sycamore street. YANKEE NOTIONS for'Septtmber; I,slie's Gazette of r ahioji for August; Waverly Magasim-for August, Knickerbw-ker fc r A'igut; ... augll Just revived at DOBF.LL LISTER. IXCIIANOIJTVANTF.DJ On New Orleans and Saint Louis, bv augU 8.E.GILBf.RT;C0. KAPTIST-RELIOI0US B00KS.Great Iron. Whetl; T Tktodosia; Grace Truman; , Grace Amber: The Voyage of LlfeJ Spnrgeon's Sermon, 1st and 3d vols.; Fuller and Wavland on Domestic Slavery; Life Sketche from a Pastor's Note Book; tc.. &c. &c.. Just recsired by augl. DOBELL k LISTER. ni'GGIES! mm Yehyesnmew!l nh.l Leather Top BUG GIES, for sale on conbignnrit. " . n mUgl4 H0RNBR00K & CO. 'H THE FARMERS. Ä. We av vul'." and HirkorkS Cider Mills for sale. By grindii.g your apples and making them Into cider cr vinegar, you can Py b '' 'J?-is?TJ??n augll HOhNtJKOOtW 8 to. UTTERS EGGSIVa fr, io, ic ßsj-fionxwox;