Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 218, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 31 August 1857 — Page 2

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ÄHc gailn loarral. 1.VANSYILLE. IND. MONDAY MORNING.. AUGUST 81. Tue Old Slave Titide. It surprises u-j, on recurring to the past, to learn hovr recently the odious traffic, which now excites so much hor ror at its contemplation, "has been suppressed. Iiis scarcely fifty years since it T.-as prosecuted with the utmost activity and -gor. From lS'J to 1Sj7 there were imported into the little town ot Bristol. Hhode Island a seaport that did not contain a population of ÜUOO more than It 00 slave annually. The whole number imported within the period was 3,011, all from the coast of At rica. During the sania time there were brought into Newport, a town Within 12 exile of Bristol, in the same State, and now the famous and attractive watering place, 34SS slaves. Providence in the same Suite, received 55). Uart.'urtl, Jonn., 250, and Boston, 200, in the same years. The glares brought into Uhode Island, write but a small portion of the number her citizens were taking from the coast of Africa directly to the West Indies and iaUtha ports of the Southern States. Fifty-nine slao ships, belonged at that time to the little State of Hhode Inland. which have descended to hef citizens were create 1 by tins trailic; and bat a few ears ao there wore men living in that State, among the honored and wealthiest of the inhabitants, who had been activw participants in the trade, or owned the chips ttial carried the human cargoes One of her Senators m Cong less, as kite as 18-6 or 1SJS, commenced his life as a slaver between the coast of Africa am the West India Iland; and he had thip enznued in it till the tn.da ws suppre ed by Ian if not afterwards also. II died out a fr.v years ago, bequeathing lortune of millions to his children, who are at this day classed in the highest ranks of society. These (acts exhibit the cxtraordiuary revolutions of public opinion fiotu one generation to another, and prove how much the prevailing opinions of the world modify our moral sentiments and impulses. Hendesson. Nearlv all the streets in this pleisant sister city, are being newly graded and side walks laid, which will add tu ich to the attractiveness of the town, and bnn its beautiful daughterin charming clusters more frequently upon the public pioineovules. The new liitik which i jut coiuplcied, is .-aid to be one of the mot elegant structures, in Southwestern Kentucky. One thousand bushels of coal are daily raised from the mines, near the city, and this quantity will lie increased as the demand for winter consumption advances. I' he salt eil his been sunk n.urly lCUO feet, and the water has improved in streath with the increase ot depth. There is now no doubt that salt can be profitably manu factured Irom it. Ve are rulormsd that in the last two hundred feet of the boring. , the augur went through a strata of coal, 13U0 and 11U0 feet below .the surface. If it be a workable vein, it will likely Drove to bo o! superior quality. Our coal beds have a lower depth than we supposed, and will be inexhaustible in ges upon ages of tide. Scfuejie Jcdges There is a desire expressed by the most conservative papers of both parties, that in the can vas for the relecticn of tha two Sunreme Judges, a pirty contest mav be avoided that candidates hall be selected for their ability and integrity. The influence of the Court :nd tho character of the btate, haYe been impaired by t-election of candidates for their po'itical availability. It ij to be hoped that these just sentim;nts nay prevail. The Locansport Journal mentions Daniel D. Pratt, of that place, as a nan eminently qualified for a seat on the Supreme Bench. His nomination is approved by tho State Journal and other papers. His political sympathies are not indicated by those who have brought his nasr.o for ward, and we don't know what they are. The Bcbdell Estate. A brother of Dr. Burdell, living in Columbus, Ohio, nd a brother in-law, a resident cf New York, are to bo appointed administrators of the deceased's estate, which is valued, by appraisement, at $10.U00. Of-this C3.0U0 was real estate, and $!000 ieronal property. The personal consisted of stock in the Artisans Bank, of that city, and his dental apparatus books, furniture, &c , at No. 31 'Bond street The real estate embraces No. 4 an 1 31 Bond street, and some land and buddings in Herkimer county. The real estate when dipoed, will ' be fold subject to the claims, that Mrs. Cunningham may set up. f7A gentlemm and lady landing from the cars at Lafayette, the other da;, at firm sight were inspired w ith a sudden recognition, and rushed passionately into each other's arms the fun of it was, that after most endearing kisses crtd ex clamations, they found themselves entire strangers to each other. The lady had mistaken him for "dear cousin Charlie," while he, with a half defined recollection of having seen her before, went in lemon and "got squeezed." Their mu tual euiharra-.ment upon the discovery

of the mistake, can well be imagined.

The African Mate TradeFrom various indications in Europe,

the idea of supplying the West Indies with free labor from Africa, is silently and purely making its progress. We venture to predict that in ten years. African slave trade will Ikj more active than it was in the lth century. t appears from the London Mercantile Gazette that the new supplies of negroes to be furnihed by the French government had began to arrive at Martinique. It also appears that the French govern tuent has been for some years carrying on the same trade in African labor, from Madagascar to the isle of Bourbon, and that the vessels employed have been (alien in with bv British cruisers, but not molested, they "having a government officer on board, who made no secret ol his occupation." IIokss Thieves. The Wabash valley teem filled with horse thieves and coun ttrfeiters, this season. The Lafayette Courier says great excitement was caused at Attica, in 'Fountain county, on Monday, by the arrest and trial of two horse tbieve, by the natiies of George Kelson and James' Man in '; the latter had'beer. ferryman at Williamsport on the WabashNelson was arrested for stealing a horse which he had gotten from Martin, and which Martin had stolen. Both were bound over to Court. Nelson ditnlged the names of alout fi tv horse-thieves in Fountain, Warren, Montgomery and Tippecanoe counties. A n um I er of those implicated in his confession reside in Lafayette, aid aro men hitherto unsuspected of crime. But little reliance is placed uon his statements. Wheat. At Princeton, whe it sold on Friday and Saturday at S3 cents for red, and 93 for wlute. A good share of the purchases at Princton ate shipped Eist Uur mi'Is are giirg UO cents for white wheat and SO cents for red. At Muncic, in this State, the millers have adopted the following Kcale in the pmcha-e ot wiie.it: Wlwut weich";! 55 lbs CO lbs will bo requiroj

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Wheat is selling at Hickman at 1K)3 $1 a bushel. Thirty thousand bushels were shipped fiom that place las, week. I'he Arus is very much elated at the busines of Hickman, and savs that in a few yeais, the exports of Hickman will reach ten millions of wheat per annum, twenty millions of corn, and tobacco and hay beyond all calculation. 5" A Market street merchant in Philadelphia, by the aid of an accomplice, seduced a respectable young lady by moans of a fictitious private marriage. before a pretended alderman. A certifi cate was given in due form, which satis lied the girl's mother of the regularity of the proceedings. The girl was taken to an obscure hoarding house by the man, where they lived a season as man and wife, when he deserted her, and sent a note to the landlady that the girl was not his legal wife, and she was turned into the streets. Criminal proceedings have been commenced against the villain and his accomplice, und it is to be hoped that they will find a cell in the penitentiary as their abode for a Jew years. 07" In the authorised statement of the Life and Trust Company's affair, we observe that the principal Cincinnati office, is in debt to the New Yoik agency in a large balance of Vou.OUO. We cannot see how the principal bank could have leeu embarrassed by the New York agency, which was a large creditor to the mother institution. We hhould sup osc from this bhosving, the Cincinnati concern caused tho failure of the fger.cy. The whole means of the principal instition appear to be in Ileal Estate Bonds and mort!iges, and unavailable corpo ration aad railroad securities. It had no actual banking capital except its do posits. fjOThe whole taxable property in Vincennes this year is $1,3'.)2,530. In crease the past year $118,235; the proper ty of the entire county of Knox is asses sed at $3.525,530. Increase the past year, about $250,000. The rate of increase in Vincennes is only about Sjjper cent. It does not appear what portion of this is in the rise of real estate. Our neighlors of the Gazj'te can't boast verj loudely of this evidence of prosperity which has been beaten fco badly by towns sutTering from the oppressive and dcleUrious influence' of slavery. Where the Silver ha goiie to. From statistics, it is estimated that two hundred million dollars of silver ha- been sent to India and withdrawn from the commerce of other por tions of the world within the last seven, years. It does not appear how this vast amount has been absorbed by India, for the people of India have been grow ng poor and suffering a depletion of wealth the last rifty years. We beliee there is some 'a! lacy in the statement. Q7"A few evenings sinco when the passenger train on tha Bostcft and Lowt'l railroad arrived at the latter place, the conductor on inspecting the trucks, etc , iwund several henS roosting upon the truck fr-tue of one el "the cars, hating one to roust in Boston and maintained their position till they arrived at Lowell.'

CO" By a census just taken in Mt Vernon, it appears the town has a popu

lation of 1,783; the increase during the year has been two hundred or twelve per cent. OCT On the 8th of August, Michigan Southern railroad stock sold in X. York at fZ. To day it is reported in our telegraphic column at 184 . Pennsylvania Coal Company stock, ten days ago was worth 8o(ä90 per cent. It sold Friday in New YorK at G4'. 07" A negro in llopkinsville, Ky., one day last week, assaulted an Irishman, and cut his throat, completely severing the wind pipe, and intActing a fatal wound. The negro was arrested and imprisoned, but at the lost accounts, a mob had taken him from the jail with Tho intention of lynching him. Two Mejj Bl'used in a Canal boat, The Harrisburgh (Pa.) Chronicle of the 2ith inst., contains a thrilling. ac count of a fire on lioard of a canal boat. A boat lying i.. the canal at Harrisbtirg, took fire on the 23d. near midnight. Two negroes sleeping :n the boat were burned in a, shocking manner and died after a few hours of great agony. The lioat was ret on Cre, and a while man hud been arrested charged with the crime. Flour. The St. Louis pnpers think it f trange that wheat should 1 brought Iroin the Ohio, within lOO miles of Louis ville, a passage of 50U miles, to that maikct to 13 mnnufactured, instead of being ground at Louiaville." The explanation is a simple one. The St. Louis millers are thelest manufacturers they make more Hour out of the same wheat, and a St. Louis brand will bring 23 cents more a barrel than any other brand if the same quality. So much for a good name. A Tennessee Sign. A railroad friend who has just returned from a Southern trip, has left on our desk a copy of a sign he aw in Tennessee It was posted nearly a mile from the owner's "house, on a public road and was as follows: "A innertainment ni at hand. The niest wa to Birmingham." The school teacher is needed abroad in that region, certain. (r As was -supposed the cause of the lailiir r,f tWnh.ni T if in.1 Tr,it (U

was the departure of the liank from iiaiiQ ,oss of time, rnterest, etc. The

legitimate lysines. For several months it has U-?n lending money to railroad companies or: the hypothecation of their londs. To one railroad company in Ohio, it had advanced live hundred thousand dollars and its loans made in this way amount to one million five hundred thousand do:lars. The New Yoik Herald says that many of the prominent New York Banks are embarrassed and cannot hold out much long-r."4 07"Major Dykman who has been se lected as most worthy to receive Gen eral Jackson's gold snuff box, for gal lantry in the Mexican war, dees not seem to appreciate such honors very much. On his return from the Mexican . r.. --.t. 4.1 war me citizens oi .iew iorK preheiueu .,i i i i , i i i im With a gold medal, WlVCh he SOOn after pawned with a pawnbroker for a very small sum, and neg'ecting to redeem it after repeated notices, it was sold for 1 $22, its value in old gold. It is feared the envied relic of the old hero of New Orleans, may also ,4go up the spout" before long. The Tort Snellin? Swimlle. The Utict Herald has been looking up the Congressional record of the clause in the last Military Appropriation bill un der which the Country has been done out of nearly a million dollars in the sale of the Fort Snelling Reservation. The re sult is mwt instructive The clause was first reported to the Senate On the 2d Of .-tt4 4titrr- i Starch lastthe day before Congress adjonrned by Mr. Weiler, Of California, fTom the Military Committee rushed through each House Without dis- . 1 4: ! 1 - cuMiun, cuu.Mucraiiuii, ur h ciear unueri- f -1 it : ? I Manning oi us cnaracter. uere is a bpecir 'The arr.cnumeut wa passe 1 in the Senate. npTi a taUe statement of it- provision. It Mmply exti-ru tho act or March -3a.tortlie ale cf military ite. iu tlie discretion of tho c-ocrctarv ct ur. let wben tua clunsu was presented "Mr. Uriffht eaid I elioaUl inqnire if there i any provision t-r pub.ie uc. 'Mr. Wclier tuiI Tbo.c fohl under the act of! Si's were a-Md attraction, but it has becu decided that tho aetwtt. Tetro.jie.-t,ve, and did not apply to any military fite eataMished ut'tcr the inmsase of tie law. Situe . .,. ciLtc umc, oi toure, many nuwiary havo become wholly riselers to tho Govern ment. unI tins aunt n-iimnt ta to tell them. "Mr. Hriirht At public or private hale "Mr. Wel'.er At rcatib sale." "Upon this statement, tho Senate itreedto tho amendment. The law of 1S19 contain no provision tor public sale; yet the prece dent has been for ieh vtle Imtwt if not qcitc unifurmly. Mr. Weller'a statement was that the amendment provided to sell at public pule; and this was false. Upon hi etatetnetit. cleverly drawu out by Senator Bright, the clause was inserted. Having been to passed, there was more than usual r . I ' : l f 1 1 iwrec w K w " i rrewrueiu oi fciune atiuti mws uy auct-iwii , uub uns mue, in Viewwnen me eiuuso wu enactea, violates . r 11' li l 1 1 1 a wnat ur. euer aeemrea wie law woai-J ce, and what the rreeejlont really ha been. For what did Mr. Weiler nua-aUte tho purport oi mo amendment, i Whether the peOpld will require & rip r.l,;- cssnililan t.nf, .. j....0 uK v. .u -v t . . nr.t t .1 rw t.ii f wa st? tLjft TTmrt s ate whither any more Military Re serves have been or are to be obbed off - . " I in this clandestine manner. lue. ,....... We are clad to see that Mr. Bright das aIa.-.! Liu elripla rt tLj V rt rrr v I his skirts uao viv&vvft iji sail va vi 4v .u.w conniving at the fraud.

(7- The Alvin Adaniä will be up to

day for Louisville. 07" The government has dispatched a special agent to Utah, to bee that the mails are not molested by the Mormons. The Cunningham , bogus bahy a fair has been dramatized, and is being played in New York to not over select audiences. fjT" The steamer Kate French arrived from St. Louis on Fndav evening. Just as she landed, some part of her machinery broke and she was detained until Satur day evening, making repairs. 07The first bale of New Sea Island cotton, was received at Savannah on Wednesday the 19th. From the 15th to the l'Jth of August, the receipts of new 'wheat in that city was 278,864 bushels. Hardware. Among the large find varied stocks of good, arriving by river and railroad, we'would especially refer purchasers, to the large additions uiadiby Messrs. Bal-cock & Sontagg to their former stock of hardware and cutlery They are prepared to fill a bdl on as good terms as it can be bought in Louisville or Cincinnati. A new spKcrEs of Corx has lecn planted in Floyd county in this State. this year, which is called King Phillip's Corn, from rhe fact that it is a descrip tion found among the Narragansctt In dians by the Purirans. The N. Albany Ledger says it was planted on the 2kh of May and was pulled on the 24th o August, thoroughly matured and ready for the crib. It thus came to maturity in three months, and a backward season at tha. It is a yellow corn the ear long and slim, and the grains very large It weighs 00 lbs. to the bushel an though it may be safe from frosts in short seasons, its product per acre, is less, we think, than our ordinary corn. fJ7"TUe Mt. Vernon Advocate, rajs there isacornfieM oppii'ite that place, in Kentucky, that "it will put 6grntt any other in th country," fur altitu le. It contains many stalks exceeding 10 feet hih, nn-1 the general averae; is from 14 to 15 feet. The great ocean steamer Adriatic will fehortly le ready for sea. The cost of tbe Wender made in her machinery I 'It . t 1 . iaaw j ... w rti w Hl nOl lall 8110 Ol SIUU.UUU, ÜesiÜCS Washington States, sajs the Adriatic is lhe IarSest vessel aHoat Lein? 355 in length, and 80 feet in width at her paddle boxes, 1- leet ileep irom her saloon deck to the lottom of her hold and her burden is 58S8 tons. rut: ;i:i:at i:r.Msix ki-jiudy SIU JAMES CEAKKE'S rKLIiBIlATi: FliAI ALK TILLS. Prerircd tnini a r.reTMitioii nf Sir JaniM Clarke. 5tD., I'liVM.-iHii Extra Plmirv to tlie Uumu. 1 hi iuvajiiiilne .Me-r.i '.i,e in unfailmif In the cure of all those minfiil and U.iüi-rou dineaden incident to the Ectuale conS-ttMttpn. It luodoritea all exeeos. removes all nlMtnirfiim nnd Tinas on tl:e monthly iir1inis i:h reenl iritv. These rilU should I u.el two or hree weeks iTcvious to Continenicnt; they fortify the Constitution und letwen wit enm nc iiuniic iainr, etia'.liii(r t!ie niotlier to rer. romt ner uaiics wxin xi:ery m iiti-sei an.l child. fiio' IMm houni not ie taken hv retnali durnc the HRST TllliKfc H.THS.r rrectituicv. as they re sure to liHna on Miscarriave, butataiiv other time tDv'jr arena to. J n all cj's or Aervou and ninil Afcition. l-in: in the Bsc' and Liiu' s, Ileavine., Firicne on Micht Exertion. ra:pitation or the llart, Eone!of Spirit?, I llv.teric, Siek llvl-iciie, W hite and all the nalnful d owiioed by a disorder 1 nytem, theie mi win rnfn a core m n an ihii'tui n nave I'll ed, and KUh0llti, , ,Hwerfjl reme-ly do not contain iron ca'ot.ei, nniiuioiiy. or any ouk-t Diiner-i. roll direction ai-coniny mst each tto'Vfice. Price In the I nited Mate and t au'wia. One ldmr. N. It. $1:00 and rt tmtare wtanifM enclowI to any nmiiorizei .iKeiu, mil i:iurr n 'xT.ie or ine t ill liv : I l"vr Cl- l.lllfl'PTll ...iiviuiu uinj ,t , t . mj 4i.. j ., AIliiMiTI'k I.' 1 1 S'iIw Acenf f.ir Indiana. II ALLOC K & JäTOnnAKI. p27 '.17-1 y'm General Af'tti. Emiwville. SPECIAL NÖTIGEST VOTTPr .;. j Si-". : i. SZ.' . i -v ',v'-,7. 1 " i"" - 7. Te ",!Mfrt""'; 20 ' r-r lie three t,mes: cents iH-r n,e one we-k ; d.-count on longer tme. CIUIAT UAllCAIXS, IX CLOTHING AND FURNISHING O O I) s. At A . LOBKX STIXE'! Western Star Clothintr JStorC I'MDKR T1IE rAVILIO HOTtfc. ffNTENDIXO to make acliance in my linsines, by the Ijth of leitcni'er ; aud to give all my frKuds. cu4oniers nnd the ruUic eeneraMy a ch?tf-e to pet some Very chfipfiontN; yet In-fore I retire from bwsiI de., 1 oner my entire ick or uoods, cor.-ir.)g In ,.,3..,, ciwn-. shins, lowers, iian.ikerchiefs It at, Caj s. Trurks and Valises, at p-eatlyre-aufTJSw Western tir Clothing Store limn nnd S'hoits! p0R Mie at reduced i-rics, at the Sou; hem Mil?, by J1 IliLLIitAKi UltOillfckS, Beacos Light social Temple, No. tueet every alternate Friday evening, asaliove. J. T. WALKER, B. P, T, A.J. O'Rtt.ET, B. It. Jar.aOly i2 41 1 meets every Thurlay everdrg, in the Hall, on Water street, over tlie Canal Bank. C. V. RUDYARD, V. CT. A. J. O'Rkillt, V. R. janJöly COAL .VOTICE. The price of Coal at the Hokum Minis. Is at the Pit. 8 cenu ner hu-ihel: hauleil to any nart of tlie - i - . - , tcitv.io cents per bushel. JOHN WYMOND, Secretary anl Manager. fehj A. AX-IMC'IIEH k CO., Manufacturers of CLOTHING, Also Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Cloths, Casslmeres, Haitinetts, Yeatings, TAILOR'S TtlMM'NOS AD GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH BANK, Evanavllle, Indiana. aagtt-t janl T. -- rV. .1 v iw., M.n it, IV Cholera basliecome one of the prevailing diseases or our land, as aau as roreign countries, lnisi be in a universal fact, precaution should he taken in w?wito diet during the warm weather, and In view 0f the beneficial results in the useof Dr. J. HostbtI ibr's Stomach Bitters, last season, in ourcity, as well elsewhere, we wouW advise all to procure a supply for family use, and use It as per directions on the U-t-Wh this done much gickness nn be pre ven- - 1 ted. At lt this is the experience of the paut, which eanfe, tua ts leMineaio ny tnousanus. rorsaieoy s prnsSisti uid dealer generally. fvl .M'Jfr.lv - liouVw.v;. .ointment.-D.n.erou. .t: : rr: tL -:.T, i in:- uiio uiv Bvriciu. iuis iioiunii is cniirco vcgctible. It expels the exciting cause of infiamma ;, " ::; ." ";, V"" :, : :,Z:S: : , .7" - ZT" "ZZT T. , .7.71 I -uiui Mitc iwiao aiv vv-iu vuilwus arvia ta uic f I .. n .. ...nt... X m ir.l.i T x . j I vi iiaii'tA.iij ics, .,u. i4irii u.iir, 4;w iutki kiiw No. 244 Strand, London; and hy all druggists, at 35e.,

GJSc. and II per pot. aug2T-d8twli

T0-DAFS ADVERTISEMENTS.

It AT KS. One square, (Un lines or less), one time, : 50 eta. Three time. : : : : -. tl irf n week, :::::::::::: 1 .v Tjrow-eki, :::;:::::::: 2 50 One month, ;::::::::::: 4 M Three rionUis, Six montlir, : : : : : : : : : : 10 ml One vjj,r, :::::::::::: 15 00 if 7- "ciiunt on larger aiWertise menu. I f- Ciri of fix litie it un'ler, 10 jer annum. Z& lill fortiil"aiTertismjei!te receiTed. C. B. CAMP, r. T. UCRWOOD. C. B. CAMP 6. CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hats, Cays, Ladies' Dress Furs, BUFFALO ROBES & II TT MIS' FURS, PLUSHES AND TRIMMINGS, WESTTHTltD ST HEIST, OPPOSITE THE UL'RsETT HOUSE, ClClN'XATJ, OHIO. ??The attention of VerchMitJ fend lealers of Fv-rns-ille unci ricitiity are i'ivlt! to our rew Kail anil Win ter Stiele, feelii'tr eonS-le? t that urfw,iTir..f:, I y liar111 n resuivm riinmT 111 .ew 1 ors, wu takes every iutrai:Ui4.'f of the n:rket the x enr throuirV. -iia If u'o oiler nire thin onlioary in.lucemei.t to rrh auu tTon ii nine' i'j crfCarThehictiftemh 1 price paI4 for Anieritta Furs. aug:;l-Uin-d. li HIGH AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS! fOIIX IIEALY I t Biirn.ui.ce to Parents and 'f tiuar.lwiis that ihr ucli the khnli.es of !esr heeler tinl riiw, ho was t un.isliel with a list of all the h RXK fortbif es-itG, wli-ch he tvi tr land for sale. lnug."'J J. IIEALY. HORSES, JIII.E. (OHe, ilElFERS; Wäzou, Harness, Ac. at punbic s alt: ! ON JIOXPA Y, A roi ST ZUt, on the farm n ljoinins th? Arthur McJ.hrirton farm, ai uti.Vlnrk. TEItMS: A (it tit until iMli Ih-evinr, purchaser (rJ JOHN SCHEÜWNER, Agetit. Dlt. T.. II. RUCKIK, Late or .New Albany, Ind-, and aucceaaorto ftr. Ilvford, jaFFEU" hi rro'i-.Joi!!il services to the citirens of r .v;il, -Mile at. Ü TK'IbltV. ;y utRce oa ZtcoiA aireet, at Dr. Bj'ford'i old Zt! Hour forconsultutton and .preA-rii'tlonj at the off.ee, fri.ni fi to e o'clock A. i.. a'..i & to 1 1". 5i. Dr. It. '4 residiT.ee is temporarily ou tbj corner of vuviij ..11 . t emiuu nrctia. nuiui, t 'HEESE. " .Vt U ive Ilrii1itirir f't.Aoif n da lijsheu ChH:de'i fee'd for -V ty "6' 1. V. 11I.1.1I&.1A. niOMACCft ANDVINEOAR SL Iß l'! U IVntiiylvani.t Cider Vinepirj 15 lx)xes Yiiyiuia lunip To' acco; 0 do . ti 5 d do IS d. d 1 IL. do 1" do du X i do SH Caddies Jenny Lind Twl-rt Totcco, received ana xor saie ty 1. at v. HEIMAT COTTON YARNS, BATTINO, &e.-r "ih H:tf4 Cotton Yarns, .VXi, 000 and TCO: lit K ilo Cotton Itatt.ng; ) tf.i. coloied Carpet Chain; 411 ilo white CarH.'i Chitin: .mhi do Cotton Twine, recM and for a!? v au?i. 1. a. v. HEIMANN. CANDLE, SHOT, See. Iii Itoxea, hulv- and quarters Star Candle; h Kegsa.S'iteil Ms -t; 5 do do Uufk Sh-t: do suuill J'r Lead; ree'd and tr (tale by I. it D. 11 El MAN N . JIQCORS.J H-o 11!U. Orance Yalley Whintv; p0 do M l Eye Äo 2: de OMBourlion do i d !d Mot. otijfahela Whisky; 1 d Cherry Urui.dy; H.tr dö do do Swfet Wine; 2oSd d d i X l'ipes fine C.'cnac Branv: 10 eichth C i'k- Cotnuc Bra:.(Jv. received and for Icnll.a. 1. & 1). IIEIMANN. 3 15.'" Kxtra fine free trade Cigars; J tiro.- I'nit Unties: S Btxe K.-.'hce t'ulfee; 2 dm. I.V. Half Bushel MeMur g; U do WuLiwd; l:i do Teck and llclf Peck Measures: 60 Boxes Oerniau ioap; rer',1 and for wie by nug' l.6i l). Jlf.lMANN. HIGH SCHCOU .fESr.S. IIBKLTvJt LISTER lie toannounce if fiL to the rwrents '1 r"!'! thnt throach the Witidliewtif Mr. lui'Ier. thev were tmielv fui nil.Aa iil. a lit of ALL Til h. NKW EOOKS reouircl for the "Hion, men wey nave now m store, autuig their kind u.rcl.ae : U'Tard ilitry Jf.i-iiiielle's I'rench Conrse, Eaiuelle's Tcllenmiue; cClintoL'k's and Cook' first Books in Lmin and (ireek; Creen's Imr-xliK-tion; Comincr'a Clays Hook Phystolopy F:it's I !ijiv : Frier' French Iictionnry: Andrew's and Ailluin's Dictionary; Sanders' Vetker; The liunioneiü pealkÄ ; Worcester's Dictionary; Schol Journal, School llynu.; Sin ein it Eird : Johnion's Turner's Chemistry ; end all the other books lor tne school ai.d session, f.t aupr DODELL & LIFTER'S To our Yoiim; I'riends, Greeting 7E are strain ready to meet you at youi openin W Session, nnd THIS time with II the XEW BOOKS r'-nr studies reiuire. Come and see u: y. n know it-'w eian we are 10 welcome vou and tii-tnk vou tr your rurchascs. DOUELLi 4i LLyrEIt. kciiooTj hooks, . wiiol.ksal.k and it kt ail Ar DOBELL & LISTEK'S. COIiroiCATION NOTICE YUDEREI). That the owners of jojy f. Vinn and " "..' 'ie -h-uui M.ie tir me Mreej, nr.a e1 teiirtinir rrmn irst to second stre-t, .u-ie theisi n, ani: sli4 descrd i rot.crtv to l e nadei r, u with o.Mt rick pav..ts of the pror'r wid de an irr-rwidt o( th!notkidth within thTrt'y days after the' l ViMica'tion iid 111 ter:iuit ihTeiT, ne I minti n Council will 1 teraiilt thTeiT, 4he (.oLinif n I ouncil nrocced to to l'itves-4Mi work done, and the nccrmn chnrjies w ill 'echarced apninst and collected V saleo nid jToPcrty, or so much thereof as will sfc.ti.-rty sai lien and rots. By or It-r of tTift CommC. au.--lm W ELL. II.vTALKER.City ClTf. f.1RE?lt EC.C.S A NT BUTTER. . 12:. ISs. r'reh fntter: l.iO losen Fresh Kaja; In store and fr sale l.y SAM. TICK ERY. JirilE CIBEll Vttfi IF 1 2"i lallotis if CMcr Vinecar, a choice arti ele for family use. CAM soon at au-.') AM. VICKERY'5. A Ml LIESsi Wh ho wont "Extra" Family FLOUR, can be supplied ty leaving r-u-rs ar ICKtlvi ugl Corner of Main and Second streets IIOKSH AND nUCCSY STOLEN! ''AS tlcn, on heCth inst.-, from the 'scri'-er, a laree BLACK UKSE, a -INOLE SEAT AS tlcn, oYi a laree ti L. Y.and Silver BUfJ'lY, and Silver Piatd Harne-1-- A li'er!l reward tor tnier auo wwrtv. V M. ILK r.i i . . tit the firm or bewis u likes & co Louisville, Au;. 2'; 7 augidJt. NEPTUNE IV 0; 1. . , e - THE NEPTUNE FIRE COMPANY OF EVANS VILLE, "-r-, -t (5'-. . . "iT.'-Igr WILL GIVE A ORA5D JS.-- . ' ANNIVERSARY BALL, AT I II Ks'Cli.iT CU V II IX, OX MONDAY, OCT. 5th, 1R57. Til E Citizens of this city and surrounding countryare iiiviie-l t attend. HIE COM.XITTEE OF AtRAKOESEXTI. A u trust 27th td. To Mcrrfiaota Millers and Shipper. 9T RANS. Jat reeeived l-y Exnress. inu B.s. Sheet 9 Copper, to le tut into Stencil Fiat, nt short noticeani In best style, l v B. WALDKIRCH. auf. Main, bet. 1st and 2il sts. EvansVillc. Notice to Contractors ßJEALF.b Proposals rill I feeeive! H- the Common Council of the City of Kritnsville. till 8eit. 1st, for constructing 213 lineal fM of a trick Sewer on I l.llr Mlr... n. 1 . n 4. U- l... .1 t I i- ct ivauiiiiiiü i'i 4uc l'i.wi.- HIUI EU:IIIIII01II II heritv Kmrii.. ai. t th ma tim. r.- n i?-t or a M-ne Hutter feet wni?, etenl.i,t from tlie anove ewertc tne river, lints will re receiveü togetner or seiwately. ly wler of tbe Uotnmon uouncil aug-iAid WELL. II. WALfcER. Clerk. (YolksMecepy.) Notice to Millers, THE CITY MILLS at EransTille, are now for rent or l?ae for a term of vmr. at a reasonable rate. Also: Thirty thousand Wheat and Oat SjtIvs. 1 I. K. U0SS, Agent. FOR RE N T ! WSSSSiSiSSiSA Whb oa SecoDa En.u,re or " l9tv Nelson All those ndelited to tne will find their notes and a-unts at-Woolsey & Nelson's, where they will ill Ä!EBeU,e . J- Mc0ILL--i auii"-s i - , i ipTftTa TR PFXT1 K 6bblifors&Ieby the lerrel or smaller qusntitr.by

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ISTewr York Si Erie irnijroad. SPECIAL NOTICE. O THE TRAVELING IUnLlC. rI5nv vourThrouch Tickets to Net York. KnTosPiJi,Ai'iLHiA, and New KnjUuil Cities via. ll: Kouiv. V. Jif" T tiENTY-TWO Ü1LE3 DISTANCE SAV ED. IIT Through toNewToik Ctj witiioct chwk orcR9. - . - -- - . J2T The ONLY liOrTF New York City tiuvla? WIDE Si'ACd I 'p SALtVJN CAR! Thia Line extends to l'aiikirk. lliit'alo, nnd Niiimm Fa)), with 1111 unlToken W ide tiiniire ciieel"iT,' "at Dunkirk directly with nil tiicsfri.xiiClcTe!iin.i,Circinaii, St. Louis arrt CLcaj on the Lat Mtofc lUn ToBufl:ilrt Tlathe BuIWo Sc New York City Rai.H'.wd m-ikine direct coureCtioti w ith HÜI the StedUlrr on LnVe Erie from Ctevelafd, Tolelo and iH-troit. a:w wiihihe liutlaloit LJike Huron Kailroad rnun lH.tro:i toChUatto. N 1 . 44.1t rAt.us Tfa ttn.miaiKtta.'inn .-n irm ran lUüriwd.pia'Kirsdirtrtcot.iiections with all Tniiti on the irsii Western ltnUway, from IV-troit to Chlcaco. thu nn.rdiiiT :e tnivimp utiic utinvaut-n nu.i i;ie. ?-Uostor t'AsSKNiiEH enn utop in New YorW any It njrth of time, and resume their journey without NM rlwrtre. 2 Til KOrOII TICKETS for de in fill the rn-in-ciral Wesitan Hailnwd Oi'ce. ilr Fare s tow as by ast othcrbocti. ... F. SMITH, Oen'l Agent. IlüMElt KAM5DEIX. Clev-Ian-t,0.,MayEith,l:. President. my?.'iydxw 4tt ' FIIOCLA3CATIÜM Be it known iiy all sickly, weak and deViiriite.f prsons, that McLr ax's STKENOT.IIENINU ClRDIAl. is the only "remedy tl.at Will strenpthen andTnvig iraie the system, and remove all impurities in the Dlood. It is very fcleAsant to take. In it U c-.touned the properties of a Tonic. Diuretu and Alterative. It will cure any disease of the Stomach, Elver r Bowels, such as: Diarrhoea, BHliousnes, Pyspepsia, Indigestion II?olache, Intemtiftent Fevers, Pour Ktomach. Liver Complaint, Costivencss, Weakness or Pelility, Tail. in the Stomach or Bowels, Night Fevers, Tallownas, of tht 5k fc, Vc., Vc. W!ten taken, it neutral'r.es and removes any morbid secretions tn the Stomalh, and strengthens the D geslive Jrgans. It Will also rt anj dlrcae of the Cterns Kidneys, Blail-len or Urinary oceans; fcnd as an Alterative, purifies and creates a heahliy circulation of blood, re moving all vires, boite, pimples or blotches from the skin. v TRY IT, and be convinced of iu wnricrful invigoratine iriert;es. ForChilihetr, who are puny, weak and sickly, we advise parents to give them a teaspooafal of this Cordial Iiiily. ZIT See Circulrj. J. II. McLKAX.Tol- rVoiTletor of this Corlial. Also, McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. TV PrtTcieal tretfot Corner of "thinl an-.l Tine treets. St. Louis, Io. aoli- vdiwij Soldliy -Keller hi YuUe, Prnf !?, MaitMtreet. citKAT Excrrr.r.xT Prevailing all over the country, in ennseonence of the tremet:hus success of McLean's Vok-anic Oil l.ii'iment. It is stiierreilitip every Liniment and reme-ly fr the cure of local mins and eitenml diseases, llinilre.ls of continue I cripples h:tve hecrt inrr.e to walk ly its wre. ns-tiiy tnnt wuresattiTinK for rears without Chronic Sores, and liau tried in vain the many remedies aud Liniment now U-fore the ruldic. have l-een penr.aneiui y cur-i i.y tue use of a few small Itottles uZ McLean a Celebrated Linmieut. .McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment Is the lest Liniment that has ever l-een liseovericKam! the only re.ia'de remedy firthe ypeeily and iienn-Jtient cure of Sores of all kii.d.i, Swellings, or any local Pains on man or animals. T"Lhcryatable Keepers, Farmer, Draymen and all that hare the rhartrror horse, should keep a supply constantly on Laud, to be used In time of need. PRICE OF THE LINIMENT. In consequence 'f the incnfsitic demand for this val uahl Liniment, it is now pot up in twfnty-tfvecent (ottles, fifty c-nt nd one AMlar lottles. " The fifty cent bottles contain three tiroes the nuantitr of the tenty-fve cent si'e, and o on in proNrt:ou ta their cisu. so that purchasers w ill save money I y getting the lnrirest siz.es. Allnlersforthe Volcanic Oil Liniment must lie addressed to the proprietor. JAMESII.McLEAX, St. Louis Mo. Apents for Evansvilie, Indiana, ay 7-ly. KELLER & WHITE Peed, 3PeedL! AT HlttUCKD PIUCKS! AVIMl Pttel up a Vrehuse on locust street, w M tvtwecu ect (and hoje to be iu between Second and Thini, I ail now t-eiiHvd nature, to nil onbis for i;ka. SIlOfiT. CORN. OATS. &e.. e.. ut Watlv reduee.1 p ictr. Le've orders at m v Stoit , corner of Main and Seeon! streets. laurel SAM. VICKEKV. CA.AL KTOHAUE. It AYE a larfte do;bJe Yarehouse at the tan) Basin. canaMe of stttrinffanv amount of nnsluce. whicli will be received, orel, taken care of ami held subject to the owner's Orders, on ttie most reasonable tenns. P. J. O'lt 1 LEY. mh2V. . . Public Schools . jir. r a'ur .'emujij 'i r. Tauf nie win ujrri tin x MO V. 1 , AuciiKi at ine rojiowmp place: At the. School Building alxi've 'ain strict, fr ;li schools n'tove la'P r.treet, exceit t'r'ntaJy Schind between Mnin and Chest; ut strcts, and for all Ilifzh Scholars and tho in the nrst Clases in tlie Graninier Sch.xds, be!ow Main sfrett. At the Cnmcrlan. Church for all Primary Scholars between Main and Chest-ut streHs. At Patrick Dolan's Store Kooai in Crescent City Fn-la.pen-etit, for all Primary Sc unlaw below Main and e-nt if Six'h street. At the Baptist Church In Lamasco for all ßirl for Grnitnerand interr.ie l;ate S-liooU lbu Mainstreet. At Swans'ii's Bnck Store Uoom ner Baptist Clinch for all Primary Schools Ittwecn Main street aud TiVr.t street. Eatiaro. And at the School House on the Park near Fiilt n Avenue, for all Iwys lclow Slain street not specif ed a-Kve. Aryehanpes from the above will t made after the ScTHNilsare omfiel. Thoe heretof re tmns'erred frm T amacn t Pip'-ot Township for Sehn I purposes' mutt be transfcrrnl io Evansvifie be'nre their children will te receTve.l into School . an1 all mits'er t Evansville must lie male ttrfore the 1st of Octcber next. . By order of the Board . tUe24-l w P. HORN BUOOK , Clerk. TTX CURRENT MONEY-. Atlititi. (Min.ix. Ir.a. and Uankine Cft. Int?r.nr Rank, nr'fTin: .Merchants Hank, Maconand f.acrranee i-i:it of tleorcu: Acra-uiiuisi l.ariK, an-i ' ink of We-t Tei;i.eee And nmst other Hunks or Tennessee, Oore a, Mi.Js ss:ppi, Ala'vna, at.d N-s-th and outh Carolina, t:ikfn at itr fnr ClrooTies at the n est exsn pnees. or iouent at a iph;! i-.-ount ir Oa.-h,!;- S. K. GILHEllT TO , aiiglStf Syoanicr? street, near Watet4. TO THE MERICAL PR1V h?SIO.. " BrlUhrait'a Ketrosrect for Julv, jnt tece'vH l y augl D0UELL k LISTER. rou SALK. "F. will sell, at the WharfWKiat at ivvansviiie, on fc-Tr vr r. J'-sii Ruat at Evansviile, on 4T4 4 4- 44'4 4 , .1'- - 411 111-.., . 1 f ta-eeti the h-iurs of 10 oVl.ick A. M.s. nl ioVl ick I. .M.tUpu'ilieahciion, to the highest hidd-r f ircash, th 'sU-auirt- Sl'OkTSMAN and hertwo llAIitiE!, for the beuebt or whom it mav eoncTi. ujl.-iiacwwl . KUAT'. is. 1IEILMAN ff?EFIN'EP ?rf)AP.S av ti RMsVlantied. I'tilytrired and Cmhel all No. 1 justree'd hy V1CKEKY V JOHNSTO. notici:. rillIF. PUicVholder of tlie Kvanvrille Insurance m Comnanv are iererv notified tlial the Annual Election (iir nine Directors will lie held at the otiice of the Company, on Monlay the 7th of Septemlier next. between the hours or 2 and 4 o clock 1'. Jl. By order of the Board. auglStd. WM. T. PAGE, Secretary DRUG STORE. intR. MAGEN I.S haviniT oined a Rrt-il Prna a m More, on the corner or swma ana iocu.-i succ..-. solicitü the natronaP of the eitirens of LvailsVllle a'Ml vicinity. The entiie stK-k has en purclmse! Iii tne East. resardliM of expense, of the pur?st and liest materials, and consist in part of MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, PUKE WINES AND BRAN DIE?, (for medicinal purposes only.) STATIONEKY - rKFUMERY, SOAPS, AND ; ALL POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES. ZW Physiciats tVcriptirti and fnnily tvclp? compounded by-an MitTienctd apothecary, at all hours of the day or night. lauia-ly IIOUSK TO It EXT.A CONVENIENT Tenement, with six Rooms, a lfool Cellar, Cistern and Muhles, on Market at., corner ot ina, io lei. Apply to ... augl5-Iw. Ti C ALLEN. fLMXK EMPIRE BABYCARs! -1 io Just rec jl anc rcr snie my

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SEACH k AND CIRCUS ! , 'One Consolidated Exhibition ! THE AUG EST IN AMERICA ! $50 HEN AND E0RSESÜ! Only hi Pries to the MsJ. Manager ----- U. L. U iieelsk. yw .Jivj -i- -1. - unx I:II1B1T AT Ennsviilc, Monday, Sept. 7th, 1857 r3TM open at 2 and T o'clock. 5"! Amil'IO.V .V ( Tula. -l ildrcn 2. TcnUt A FULL MENAGERIE Embracing all that is Rare cad Iaitructir ia the. Animal WorlL TUB greatest Natural Curioeity ever with a triYclliDg Exbibi tiou now attached to this mamoth efcterprize and ia tbe Only one Living 1! A HE Etc A, And may be seeu WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. HANNIBAL, THE MAMMOTH ELEPHANT.' Weighing 15,000 lbs. THE LARGEST PAIR OF Asiatic Lions Ever exhibited le any country. DARING and INTREPID COCRAGE of AN ARAB ENTERING THE Dens of the Lions, Tigers, &c. Ia coojuDction with the abore extensive Zoologka' Department, the managers have added A Chaste . and Elegant Circus ! COSSIST1NG OF S. P. STICKNEY & FAMILY ! M'LLK SALLIE, 1 TET1TE ULLA, VASTER ROBf RT, and i TTTt.P. s M. vclent " Yonnc Afnerica. M'LLiE E. M. DICKENSON . E.D.SLOWMAN, IICRRSHIEL, LESLIE MIT, And MESSRS. EOH ARDS, POOI.T, NAPOLEON Rl'VrZ. FILKLNS, &e. A freshly trained Stud of pure Arabian and English blooded horses! THE CELXD3ATED TRICK PONIES! Black J"-V; Dora, an Lifbtniof. Will delight all lovers of Music A MAGSiriCEluT PROCESSIOX 0!f IKTERI? TOW!f. MPFor minute description, S-e large Pictorials, &x. O. J. FERGUSON. AgtC " arjrit-d&wtd. I.IsiT'! FISJ1I ! '.- 1 A col ri'taii assortment of Mackerel; 5J0 Hs. Choice Codfish, in store aol for salehy SAM. VICKEUY. augl Corner of Main and Second streets. FLTXTIOIV OTICF 'SPUR Mem'ers of Th CoNnatGATtoü or Eemei lsatt, leinir d?sirnis toniii! incorp.--te for religions purises, and to obtain and hoi ral estate upon which to erect a suitable h'usei.f arship, and fr tlnrl.urial of the luein'wrs of sai-l cunm-ijaiion ati'l their families. Notice is therefore here y siven, that the uiernVrs of the nid Coiipreiraiion a ill u.eei at their usual plare t.f worship, orer tLe store of L. Kahti on Ma-n street, "rri the eitv of EransTille, on t!e 2Hti . l.iv of August, 1-C", at ? o'c'.icii P. M. of sail day, fn . .ü ..nn. twünt, TVn .r.w t. art for ni'l CoiirrCnation, and to recei ve on Mtalf of said Ci:Kregation, a conveyance if rtal estate for the w-" sf. resaiil. II. OFM BERTS, ' L-. M. l'LAI'T, On Ixhalf of themselves anl Aher mewhers f said Congregation. augl9-lot. C.1RL to do the Cookinir, AVa-hing and ireneral House Vork for a small family, for which the su'-toriVr wil!v t! per week f c one who a ill conic well recon.n eiiieI. Even more would t-e rahlf H person wouM give suis factum. jj " y anet vw. Henderson, Ky. I fjrvkshotecory.j WUOT WHEELS '' 29 vt setlH inch ar.d!f lathBnrre Wh-rels.rec and for Kile ly SAMUEL OUR. CYRrS Iv. DUEW, Jr., NOTARY PUBLIC, .J91'R.AL UFFICK, EVA N S V I LL.1-L INDIANA. ALL business as a j uiilic Notary will le rrfnu-t'y a'.ter.lel to, at the Journal Counting ErH.ni, comer of Main and Water streets. laugl. I .IKTY ItltLS PCPERK1NE I LOCK J.1COI acoh pea aad Wheelr's Mills' iTstnls. 5nsi ree'd r sale by auglil .VM. RE1LLY. and for Flbnr from IV ew Y heat. SrrrLY of st quality in sacks and rrtls I keit cottantly on hnit ani for sale at the loa ear market prices hy 6. E.U1L1ILKT &CO.. augll Sycamore street. YANKEE NOTION? for September:' Lesla;' (!.i7.ette of Fashion for August; w "avert v Magazine for August, , KnkkefhiKker for August: aoiill Just received at I ) BE LE, t LISTER. SJlCIIAXOE WAXTEIHJ I u New Crleans and tfa'm Int Loii. '.V uugU a.E. C.ItBERT&CO. BAl'TIST-RELIOIOrs BOOKS. Creat Iron Wbtxl, Theodosia; li race Truman; -I! nice Aiulier; The Voyage of Life; Spurg eun's Sermons, 1st and 2d Tols.: Kuller and Wayland on Domestic Slaverr; Life Sketches from a l'aelor'a Note Book Sic., kc, &lc just received I augia. i. fxiBELL & LISTER. mf ANTED.- r W $0 BMs. Pvre Cidir wanted hr

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