Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 254, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 15 October 1857 — Page 2

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7 AN STILLE, Hfl).

THURSDAY MORNING OCT. 15.

What is to he our Currency ! A general suspension of specie payroents is now an inevitable event, and the query arises with every one what is to be our circulating medium ? If it be a one unredeemable in coin, it is necessary that it should have some basis, in which the people can put some confidence. Our new State Bank will withdraw her own issues, and avoid a protest of her bills to preserve her valuable franchises, the last of the kind, we presume, that will ever be granted to a similar institutions in this State. She wilt hesitate at no pecuniary loss to heiself, and will be heedless of the sacrifices that will be entailed upon the community, to preserve her important privileges and rights intact. In the excited party feeling that has been aroused against this institution she has no hope of any indulgence from popular opinion ; and even if theLegislature wife disposed to release the Bank from the Denalties of suspension, thenro7 a visions of our constitution forbid it. The constitution declares that " no law shall be passed sanctioning, directly or indirectly, the suspension, by any bank or banking company, of specie piyroents.'; The new State Bank has prepared herself with the determination to meet all liabilitics, under every contingency and at any cost, in specie, and thus preserve her charter. She will continue to use the amount of her capital actually paid in u&ut that will bo in an unavailable ' form for an active business, and her course mi i i ' t : l will ue. uy necesMiy, a viriuai urpension of business, until a general resonip tion shall recar; unless as it would be i?.? r - i .1- 1 11 ponuc .or tier 10 uu M.e m.uu.u pruurc the bills of some other Banks, at a low rate of interest, and by receiving them 00 deposit and in payment of paper due her, she could give such bills currency i r i in the State, and use them instead of her notes, and thereby givo the people a . . , , , bankable medium on which to do business. Such a courso hhe will probably , , , , adopt if the suspension becomes general and is likely to be a protracted one. . . e A. . . " The deprivation of their particular franchises has no terrors and would be

no material injury to the Free Banks. If Ilxinois central Railroad Assigned, closed under one title, they can re-organ- The Mammoth Illinois Central Bailhe under a new name. But they stand md has faiicJ and This is in fear of the action of the State Audi- the greatest explosion among the starttor, who can upon the protest of a bill of lDs: failures of the day. What next ?' any bank, sell its bonds, in pledge with fhe St. Louis Republican gives the folhim, for whatever they will bring in 'lowing statement of the affairs of the Wall street for specie. If the suspension Koad : becomes general, specie will become in- It is 704 miles Ion?.. At the lu-t accownU accessible and a the Auditor ran Kell t bad cost over 3,U'Xi,0. It grow reaccessjDie, ana as toe Auditor can sen ceipt8 ftt thc ,Mt vcar,y rcturn WCTw 9iA-. only for specie, the bonds may be sacri- 00o; its net receipt.- were $1,031,h. Outhc

ficed at 20 per cent, of their amounts. r . I The Free Banks have therelore no alterand restrict their business to their capi- .!. ii .i, u ,f v. ci.t. I without any home currency. Tho v rBPf fVr, s nnfnn. J . . I condition Ol aüairs, would be in thc forbearance and wise discretion of.the State Auditor. If the Lxecutive officers of the State can take the responsibility of opening the charitable institutions and drawing monev from the Treasure, with. . . . . . out law and in violation of the Constitution, they can in an overwhelming public ' r exigency, like the present, venture to delav the execution of a trust, which " , every consideration for the Interests of all nart es concerned, ilemand,! a pener. r. . ... , . ou? lorocaranco ana delay, lo sacrifice the bonds for a half or Quarter of ... . . , . ineir real value, would not omy ruin tho banks, but deprive the bill-holder of . . . . tnc means ol getting his pay. We learn that the Auditor has de-1 . . . . . . ' . . . .,1 cwitu 1113 uuerminauuii tu aurcrtibu tue bond of everv bank that iroes to Dro- . . . ., . ,. r , test, ana sen tnem witnm twenty aaysII suspension becomes an inexorable ne- .,, . .11. m A, . ,. State in which we can have confidence to sustain the Free Banks, and impose ..... - . upon tho Auditor a senso Of the irnperati Ye necessity of sustaining our home ... . , institutions, that can give the only currency over which we can have any con- . , ä i i trol, or any security for its final redemption. Will not the people insist upon .v . i preserving trxir ov?n currency, instead of bei its- driven to adopt the worthless issues of other States ? TlIE AMERICAN Horses IN EKGLAXD. Anodier Race. After our inglorious tie feat oyer the Good wool course we hare had very lit'le to say about our American horses across the water. Wo have been badly beaten in several races, and "ioung America has teen duly mortified

at the disastrous results. Another race ,ve tr tcut on lllBP4 receipt, last vear were over $123,000. AuJ, if thusnns nbove is on loot between two horses, Babylon, piven a net receipts is what is left after deowned by Mr. Terr Broeck, and Saunter- ??tin merely running expenses, this$123,J ' 0) must bo deducted from these receipts, er, both three years old. The race comes thus leaving the sum applicable to the payoff at the Xewmarket Second October n,fP :of inxfx i,from tbe y5"!'? Rt WT.WO, -T i ,. which would fall .abort of the interest aupJleeting ; the distance one mila. A large posed to bo due over i.alf a million of dollars, amount of money has been already The hnds sold by the company amount to . . . i , about 8 O'.OOO acres nt near fit an acre. Staked upon the resrlt Should all the land granted them sell at the

A Kentucky trentlernan. who had , i ... - r i a Urg3 quantity of Eastern Exchange, endeavored to sell it in Henderson on rr t . . i uesaay. i ne largest bid tie received was of l.per cent, premium. lie came to this 'city and disposed of it at about four per cent, prent. He thinks the citizens cf Henderson are in "easy circumstances.'

fjT Whisky has declined in Cincinnati to the astonishing low figures of 14 cents a gallon.

(ET The National Hotel at Washington is to be opened in a little while, by a company of four ieyr Hampshire men. They haTe given security for the due performance of their part of the agreement. They are to have it rent free for period of years. OCT The three grand prizes of silver urns and pitchers, valued one at $300 and the others at $200 each, offered by the St Louis Agricultural Association for the best bull and cows on exhibi tion, were taken by Illinois and Ken tacky. ' Kentucky Hospitality. Every one who has visited the State Fair, at Henderson, cannot but have noticed the evi dent desire of the Kentuckians, who have charge of the arrangements, to make their guests comfortable. Houses are thrown open, the tables spread on the grounds are free to ail who wish to partake, and the committee of reception are untiring in their efforts In securing comfortable Quarters for strangers. The . v Court House has been turned into a vas dormitory, where those who cannot se cure beds elsewhere, are kindly wel corned. Amusements have been planned for every evening in the week, and everything which the kindness and fore thought of the good citizens could devise has been done to render the Fair attrac tivc and pleasant to all. P! Svsonor MlsS0DM met ln St. Louis last it . week. It was an miportint meeting as lhe f lhe General Assembly at - fWWl wo In 1 f.illr iHkciis. A committee reported the following resolu tions AWfft Tha6 thia Pvncxl does withdraw from the Assembly, and will not send up its w'r, That we cannot fo with tho Kichmond Convention, but will remain an itulePn.jnt Synod, until tlio providence of God shall seem to in uke clear our war of duty, This report was signed by three of the com - ". " Another report whs read, signed by two, recommending adherence to the Assembly. Tlwso rejorta tailed out on ublo nnd mplo discussion, in , which nearly all the member participated. " he motion to accept tho majority report and adopt tho first rcsolotion. m parsed by a vote of seventeen to ten. This result having been leached, the 6Ccond resolation paed unanimously. Tha Synod then adjourned. tlTL F f a as late aslant Saturday, stood at 1. . . As every one knows, t!r' rend was richly idowed ty the Stute with laixU granted by nzress. The jrrant was 3.S4'J acres to evcry mile: so that the whole errant was over 2,"-0,000 acres of laud. 'fhee land were appropriated br the company in the manner following: 2,0ob,0UO of acre. were mortgaged as security for money lo be raided lor tha construction of the rond. T)io money cx pected to be raided in this way, was $17,000,- . T,' "J r. Pr ceßt: ten I payable on tho 1st or Uctobcr and April m New York; 250,000 acres were tobe held&ubjt to o an to form a fund for tlw pay. ment of interest, until tho reccipU of tm road hould pay interest. Tlw balance-some 400,00.) were to 1hj sold from tiinj to "meet I such demands as the exigencies ct the Com pany may demand." , Tlf value of the 2,ooo,oo. erc, (mortzned tor construction) was set dewn at over $is,oo0,000. Tho Company alo created stock to thc amount or $:J,i'JiU)'. The lands and the road were convevo ro to .norm ivLU inim oi ew icrk, and to John Moore and Samuel 1). Loekwoo.1 of Illinois. Tho trust thus created was tose curo the construction of the rofd, and tho.-c I who loaned it money vu thc strength ol iu lands and road. I , The bonds, called construction bonds, to the amount of 17,0h,000, have been issued. Besides, there are 1.000,000 of 7 per cent oona sec urea uy lauds, otiier than those vt apart to secure the construction bonds, have Decn i?ncd. flieso fi,00i',0oo are cawo Free-land bondn. I Attlie minimum valuation put orr tue $,ooo,ooo acres, which were mortcd to 1 "ecure ire construction bonds, the whole lauueu iTpcriy may ue considered .worm The last sale if thc bonds was C. Toud that tbo proceeds of the bond and tho land old, would put them amply in lund. that they made it a condition ot tlieconstruetion bonds that the Company might at any time purchase these bond, or any of them, by paying, in addition to tho regular interwVtke principal, witU trty per cent adCv-. n fc5 ,ew supposed thatvueh a road as this, endowed as it was, could fail of being excellent property. It had -2,000,000 of capital subscribed. It bad such proceeds iu money as near 700,0)0 acreäof ttna would yield to pay interest m well a for construction. And it had the tan.i. Tha cost is et down br the Kailroad Journal at, as we liave atateJ above, a little over $23,000,000. The coHstrncüon und free-land bonds amonut to i-20,00.).W, if they Lave been all aola. I he interest t i per cent on theso bond.! $1,400,000 The net receipts of the road at the last yearly report, wyrc piven at $1,9:J1,0öo, arul tue gfos-s at fi, 4 ri.U'X). Of tho gro receipts, Sper cent are nvhU inrr tha TlHnnl &r.if rrfiirV- n I tho bonus ajrreed on for t lie land grant. mme rate, the atrsrreirate- would: be between thirty and forty millions of dollars. Tho lands and road will bow, ia the regular course, go into the hand, ot tho bond holders or be sold lor their benefit. Thesuggestion that the road will be no lonsrer operated, cannot, we suppose, be grounded in any r knowledge of the intentions of those who control it.- ' j t3f"The total amount of salaries paid by the Federal eovernmcnt during the last year, was $5.357,603, of which $4$9,mV was paid to California ofnce-hoklers.

From our own Corretotient.) Kentucky State Fair. Fair Grocnd, Henderson, Kt..1 Wednesday ilorn'g.Oct. 1457. f Mr. Caklilk : It is intimated that there

were four thousand persons on the Fair Ground on Tuesday. To day thero ia a decided increase in numbers, as well as interest. The earth having been moistened with rain during the night, the traveling is good, and at an early hour in the morning, the tide of people turned toward the t air ground. 1 he number in attendance at 12 M., will reach near or quite ten thousand. The most ob servable feature in the crowd, is its orderly character in fact, the entire absence oftbat kind of genteel rowdyism, which seems to take a kind of license on similar occasions. There is no drinking consequently, no hal looing or guarding nothing to annoy the most fastidious taste. The entries of horned cattle, and horses were mostly from the neighboring counties Honors were as easy as ever before on any similar occasion. One gentleman, a large grower of cattle, "took the blue" on eight, und one certificate on nine entries. Iiis ag gregate premiums amounted to two hundred and thirty dollars, and h j estimates the ad vanced value of his herd at over two thousand dollars. .With more competition be might have passed liss successfully, although his stock was exceedingly meritorious. The sales of cattle which took place on Tuesday at one o'clock P. M.t were very limited. Out of several transfers it is doubtful if one ac tuai sale was made, lo-aay results in a similar observation, sustained by evidence from the proper parties. The Agricultural Ball which came off at WoodrufTs Hall last night, was attended largely by tho beauty from abroad and thc city of Henderson. A sumptuous supper was spread in tho room below, to which sev eral hundred l.vtles and gentlemen did am pie justice. . This morning the show of stallions, mares. and draft horses was meagre enough in uumbor, but fair as regards the style and shape of the various animals. Fine sad dle and harness horses will occupy the ring on Thursday, when an exciting seetacle will c witnessed, as the competing animals arc suid to be the best horses in thc State. At 1) o'clock to-day, Gov. Powell, who had been unwell tor several days, and whose appearance h id been regarded as doubtful, took the stand, and for one hour entertained the people with a thoughtful, forcible, and dignified address on tho imortancc of Agri culture .o individuals, State and nations His facts were arranged with great cart, and bis review of the history of man as a farmer from the errlicst period in history, were presented with great pungency. As this graoolul parfonnaneo will soon meet the eye of the public in pamphlet form, it is unnecessary here to speak of it ut greater length. The exhibition of machinery of tho vari ou finer creations of art in tbo products of the soil, und in the floral and horticultural department, have made but slight accessions to tho Fair si nee my report of yesterday. It is said by thoso who have thc opportu nity for judging of what they speak, that iiiiiu-keiiius vi in ih;.ji jirvnviib iu-ubjt urv from tliu counties aJjuccnt, on the Kentucky and IuJiunu tlla of the river. It is oltcrvcd that the attendance from abroad is in vcrv limited numbers. Even the jude and al ternates uro rarely present V perform thc duticrt ui?ncd them. J. 11. S. J5. Xr.W YORK CaNAUS. It IS reported that there are over 1,000 canal IwaU laid up in BuSalo for the season in conse quence of the almost entire suspension of produce shipments on the canals. Hund red of boatmen's horses are detained alonrr the line for their keeping. One boatman sold his horse for a nominal sum to get out of the scrape, stole the horse afterward.-?, vas caught, and the poor fellow said it was tho only "sight" for hm to get home to his family, but he guessed that he had 'jumped out of the frying pan into the fire." Money Matters in St. Jjouix. The Evening News, of Saturday, says : It i. with iTotcund tlca.urc that wc an notince that Janie II. Lucas, Krtl., tho head of thebinkinir hnse of James Ii. Lncnsi Je Co.. M ill, to morrovt. hold a meeting of hin Inend, and arrnnrru for the immediate ii?uc ol'ceitijitd ch'cli tor al) the deposit of this community in that banking lKne. And these clicvKs will boar interest nt tho ratc vf tsn nr csnt tier annum, from lato rrtil rmld. And not only o, bnt these checks ttill be secured bv a mortcace on millions of dol lar of real eis tale in tho city of St. Loo is.. Ilia certified cltocks, bearing ten per cent. and KTtired, us lie with his princely fortune of four millions of dollars can. -will bo hailed us better than poUl, even by tbo iuflering, and t'.icv will be us current in . r, . 1 KfJ ft! 4r fr ink Ol tue rate OI a lm bills ofthe b; i W ,u,v, ' . . , ' ... WlurTothc-r bunker will imiUto thi sonn. noble example! The Deraoctat protests against tho issue of these checks,and insists that they will depreciate hi value and the loss will full upon the laboring classes. Enonic l.tAxr Statistics. We find in the Providence Journal an abstract of tho statistics furnished by the fourth annual report of tho registrations of births, marriagea and deaths in Ithodo Inland. These figures cover the year 1336, during which tho births woro 2006; mjrriages 1535; deaths 2042. Uf 2S86 children born, the sex is recorded thus: males 147V, females 1407. Tho male uniformly preponderate among the births. Of 2003 crsons who died, thc her is given as 1020 males, and females. This shows an execs of males, but in a series of years it seems that the deaths show the females preponderating very slig'utly. More than onet'onrth of ail the deaths recorded are cf infants under 2 years of age. Last year the average ago of all who died was 28. 62. Among the colored population of the State tho mortality is ninch higher than amongthe whites, in proportion tonnmber. While in the general population dnring the year 1550 the births outnumbered the deaths, the recorded tatistics of the colored popalation for the amo time show an excess of deaths. Of all the children born during the year, 14S1 wer born of American parentage, 1124 of foreign and 162 mixed. Cvkrknct in St. Louis. The St. Louis Kepublk-a says: A great portion of tho Eastern paper has gone home, tho notes of the Ohio, Indiana, Louisiana and Kentucky banks, against which the bankers discriminate without any show of reason, are beconinsr exceedingly scarce; and the much-abned Illinois paper is now being sought after with avidity. Those who have heretofore doubted its security, after seeing Mr. Henry's letter, and knowing the real value of Missouri securities, are dosed to look npon it with more favor. If ailures continue in the East, and banks go out as they are doing everj day, Illinois paper will soon coma up to be a kind of circulation which will be regarded as about as good as any other afloat, excepting, of conrsc, our own Missouri paper.-

DISCREDITED DA.VKS.

The folloirinf is a corrected list, to date, of reccn lUsrcxoKD and discikditkd Banki : The Marine Bank, New tor City. The Pacific lo do The Irrint do do do The Merchant Exchange, do The North KiTerb'a, do do -do N. V. Exchange, do do Citizen' b'k, do do Ocean do do tlo Chatham do do do Bull Ilea 1 1 do do Tradesman's il do do Artisan's do do do liutchers & Drorer'ibTt do do H;uiW or ew iork, do do Market Baak, dtf do SU NtehoUs Dank, do Arc-wle lwnk 1'rovMertce, K 1 America Ban K , Trenton. A . J ., Agricultural Hank, Tenn. Agricultural batik, net Kimer, i Bergen County Ban k . J . Bank of Canundaigoa, N; Y. do aiervUle III. do Belleville, do ' do N.-hTiUe; Tennessee do Springfield Ohio. do Tt-cuiuaeliy Michigan.do Orleans N.Y. v do New Jersey t Xew IJranfftticliJw J. do Kent, K- It do Hallowed, Me.do America, Term. do Wwt Tennessee, Teno do 1'aris, Teon. do Corning. NY. . do the South County, It. I.do North America, Connecticut. do KanawVi. Virginia.do Klgin; 111., s. s.. small clrcubtion. do the Capitol, Intianaf4i3 Ind-vs. S.' do Midvlieton, I'etin. do VatertownN. Y. do Chester, 111. do Klgin, do do Pine County, 111 Central Bank, Indianapolis, lud'. Chemung County Bar. k, Honte Head; Ji. Y.fiClinton HanV Columbu.,Uhio.' City Bank, J. Cumberland having Institute, MJ: Commercial Bank, Columbia, g. CV Citizens' UikTfnn. Com Exchange Ban it ,111. ClmrtertaP BjTik, Hartfordy nn Colchester Bnk, Coqu. Ianly Bank. Vt lhtyU.ii Rink.-Olilo.-lHirynmn' Btnk v Newport,1 N Y.Ellsworth Bank. Maine. Exeter Bank. N 11 Exchange Ifcmk. Pittnrgh, PaVxchnnsf IU'iic. lliirt.rd.'Conn Viuiners' ILmk of &iratooa Cu v rf 1 . Farmers and Manufacturer' Bank, Poirghkecpsic Farmers lJaukf Wickford, K.-l Fanners Ut ylt-chanics' Bank. Kent coniity,- Jia Farmers an Merchants' Bank Md.Vairfiirl.l I'nmilT Itank. NnrAillW. Ct Farmers & Mechanics' Bans, Detroit,-5Iic4'. lloiM-sdai iruii;, rennayivania. Hollister B.c k, Bwtfctlo, N.-Y..s. s.IlancocK Bank, .Maine.1 1 u cenot lLin . N . V llitukintitn ILniL Weterie. Tt 1 II ami I ton E.chrfnge JlanU, Hunilton, N. Y.Ixlnnit City Bank. N. 1 .Oty Jeflferwn County BanK. N. Y l.r I.:n.. M.is..-hltrttS. Meciianics' Banking Association N Y.t- s. . Mount Vernon B-ink, Providence, R. I. Maratine BanE, Jl iuie. Mnnsoii River lank. Me. Macoinh County BanK, Michigan Mechanics' Ikuming Associatioa,N. Y.clty. M'-ervn llaiiK,ua. Miami Valley Bxr.it OMn. Medina BanK, Mediua, N'Y Mnnsnn BanK.- Mass. Merchanta& SlatiufHCtnrern Rang Vi'Uhurgh, Pa Mercantile BanK. Jl.trtfrn Conn. N. Y. Security Bank. St X Nebraska money ln lcen thrown ot by St Louis liroker, excelling lfi Hank .f r i.rrr:ce Niazara Kiver llitnit, Tonawanda,- NV-, reported fr ilel, s. : Ontario Rank.- Utica. N. Y. hli Life Trust CiiritanrrlA)t Usn nnfes. Oliver Lee fir. eo.-Ban , N" . Y reporter! failed, s.a. Ocoee Banic. lenn.-OnL-irio County BanK. Vhtlt-s. N.-Y People's BanK, N. Y.city. reported failel, . I'aweaturK Haul, I'awcaiuca. c t.Port Pl:iin Kmik. X. Y.. a. . Reciprocity Bank Buffalo, N. Y.,newlnkss. ttriot iiaiii i'rnüv nani, ui Sanford Bmi, Me. Sackett's Hurler lUhk, N. Y South Koyal ton Hum, t. Seneca County Ban i, Ohio Southern BirnK,-Oeiri:ia.-Tippecinoe BanK, Logar.sport fnd. Tiverton Bank,- tall Utter It. I I ninn latnlr renchtown, . Unalil!a Bani.N. Y. uarwicK nanK, it j WooHteT Uanklaribury, Conn. AVarren ountv Bank. Penn. Yates County BsnK , Penn Yan , N. Y. Noti. "S. S." means secured by state stocK. Most of these BanKs will piry their circulation In tl V.l.ln Itw.!. V.lll. .knnM nnl tlilimll 111 i lare discount on them. SPECIAL NOTICES. "yjrfc NOTICES in this place, 10 rents per line V.VaZ.. one instrtion; S cents per line three times; 3) cent per line one week: discount on longer time. risnixnjT-njinj u i n r 1 1 1 1 i uxi i-Tli --im.-i-iii-'- "t Illinois: nnd Teunessee .Honey ! ALL solveut Banks of Illinois and Tennessee taken fiT Groceries6r in pay ment of old debts, by octlO z. ii. cook St soy. .j uitcoi 1.1. im r sociit mini, .-o. rjrSJT! 45, meets every aUei naie Friday eveninf asahnve. J. T. WALKER. 15. P. T. A. J. O'Rilev, ft. R. janly . m - t T - - x. r.vA.isviuuK lEsriii ur tiuua, .o VjSÜ 41, meets every Thursday evening, In the Hall, on Water street, over the Canal Bank. C. w. RUDYAKD, W. C. T. . J.O'RutLT.W.R. jaiuly Flour .Market Unchanged BEST quality Family F , c v r:u7. Z.: .:.. price, lÄ-csüh. IOLEIIART BltOTHERS Sept 21 -tf A. A.-lA HIiIt fc CO.. 3IaUUfactlirer8 of CLOTHING, Also Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Cloths, Casalineres, tattlneua, Vestlnga, TAILORS TRI.MMIc;S AM GENTLEMEN'S FLKXISHINO GOODS, MAIN STREET, VF. XT DOOR TO BRANCH BANK, KvanivIIIe, Indiana. 4-t jsnl angllVOXL AOTICU. T1,rf.f I'oHlat tht. P.oniAM Miste. Is at the " - Pit, P cenU icr hushel; haulel to any part of the city, 10 cents per htishcl feh3 Secretirv and Manager. "l'OtAINK'S CRt. AM OF WILD FLOWERS" U the mct exanisite and elegnnt of toilet ln'xnrles. IU rich medicated lather penetmt the sk in and at the same time that it removes all roughnessverwvHions and ihipcrfcctionsy adds fresh beauty to the tiirest face. I Iva n ASill.tu l.MA.iri roomera win ana n dmira!.le;aml as a dettrifice for purifying the mouth, remoin:i r.fn;nsireo.lor,eTV"(-ially after sinoKinr, tin 1J mnorinf m nfTunsire o.lor, er"(-ially after sino I ,..,.,,.,, w vnvrnvr . r-it it is unequalled. F. O. FONTAINE at CO., onj Broad -ar, and No. 6 Astor llouw. New YorK. Sold by all DrugjUu. octS-T T S & Weotr.lm IIOLLOWAY'8 OisrMBST and riLLi.-By a rpeclal nkase of the late Kinperor of Kuuia, these medieines have been a lmitte! into the public honpitals, tlirouhout the Empire! The Pills are used in the Kusian arioy as a upecitie for cholera and diarrhea, and the Ointment as the bet re&sioc for wounds. tff" Sol4 at the nia:iuf:trt'.rie. No. 80 Maiden Lane, New Yrk, and No. !li StnuiJ, London ; and by all drnpfistsatCicCJ.'ic., and tl per put or box. uctU-lw r?Dr. J. lloSTtTTBR's ccle'irated Stomach Bitters Dyspertics, if you1 woM I well, try a bottle of Hostetter's Bitters. Itacs lilt-! a chann in eivinr a healthy tone to the digestive or.-saiid in strength enine me nervous system. i.JwuuiTmi niiiiiru A IntiW nnd a nrevjinflv of lnnpllfir.-of t1' li4ff)wt r mln.ln th Snmmir. whon hn ( (iaIii nwril'M Mil muscular syttem relaxes, and effects a condition whtc v i.,.rj:..n.. Ti,i, t. .Sni. ITCfiLmuwuumui w.s.... instance known of its failing to tlo roo.1 where it has neen useil accoroingwaireciionp. xryii intsceiebralei article, Bitters, for sale by Druggists fenerlaly . Ve Wish to ay to Every Person Who reads this that there is an article known as Da Sasposo's IxviooaaToa, or Liver Keskdt, which can be relied on as certain to cure liver complaint in any of its forms, such as Jaundice, Dyspepsia, and numerous pther com plaints, described in another col' uner coit preparaIv stares ly suees, unin, besides which, it is one of the greatest tions or cares for consumption, taken in early that is no w known ' We Uke it for granted,, as experiment has proven, that diseases of the lungs are not generally the first cause of consumption, bat a debilitated system .cans- ... ih. ed by the improper action of the liver, reduces

powerofthelungstoresistortlirowoffdiseasescaus. hWngW ed by cold and irritation, leafing the lungs at tht mer- ft J- II A LL. editor of the Enquirer.- Evansville. a. .11 Till. IVf W II M4t V a X . a a

e or on Uisease. because Ue liver nas Inmiviatert cy them from performing thoir proper action of throwing ofTdise&jed matter caused by cold, thus to prevent con -y . sumption, cure the liver, and keep the system strong There is not in the world a better liver rem! or a elungs. cure for debilitated system, than Dr Sanford's Invigi.,. r,,,,. i- . i a ..a, 1. r.T' 1.A "..r,.i,r;.n c i in it.. v -tii io ouiw v mis r uvw ui smiu is otlered as a tried remedy and one that can be relied on I5ee advertisements.; ocu-im Pittsburgh Money 'bPIIE susnended Banks of Pittsburgh received at . par on payment of dcWsor lugbt at a discount Wi. orw riMVtL umk.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

RATES. Onetqtiarei (ten lines or less), one time, : Three titnef i it t : : : : : : : One week. : i ! : : i : : : : : : Two weeki; i i ! t f :::::: t 50 cts. 11 0 1 50 : 3 H : 4 ( : ' : 10 no 15 00 tine montn; ; l :::::: i : : Three months; : : t t :.: : : : t Six months;. : i : : : t : : : : One jear;. i : J :::::: : ir iMdcoum tm inrger anyernsement. 1 f Card of lines or under, 10 per antinm 13F" No "till forbid" ad vertisemeiits received. BOOTS AND SHOES, WAITERS, 3IISSE3! SHOES AND THE FIN VM est asrtni'nl of Leather and Kinriin ever brought to this ninrketj jnt received ly Bailn4ii. The I entire stock was rurclia.-eU in the Eat. nd Uof the I latent styles. I'hiladeli hia made Ladies' 8hoes of ad I kind, with Chili Iren s fch'es,all sizes and patterns. I liave thus C3r t. "XT' 3Q 3NT Nottce ftat 5 fete the t lot of French Calfskins ever bronght to this market, which I am prepared to tuaae up fc prices uku ui uu Wftri all compctitViT.- LKdies and Gentlemen, who want H snnerior article In the Drtit itnd Sh-oe iin will t do 10 Oil At JOHN RASCH'S, Second Street below Mala, EYANSVILLE, IND. mhS City Collector's Office. GEORGE WOT.FLTN, City Collector, huranov ed hi office from It former location oyer the Canal Dank, to THIRD STREET, opposite the Court Iljue. and nex; door to the on.ee of Esquire alter. oeiia-iw j For Henderson. fl IK TU E BOWLINO ORKEN wl 1 PrjsAl . 1 leave here for Henderson ths satfTTagaAmorn ing at H o'clock and again at 1 1 o'clctk.- ocil4 Doors Sash and lJlinds. tV'E hat in store a large and complete tmckof V all sixes llaiseirand funk Pan tie I ; Plain ar Moulded Door: fit sixes Windnw Sash plain and check rail ; II sixes YVin )w Blind, with rolling slats made from the best clour Pine kiln dried sea soned and waKraKTCo kot toskriKk, . . cheap (or CASH, by ÜEO. FOSTER & CO. oct it tIME,J PLASTER PARIS,CEMENT, , LINSEED Oil, TL'ÄPEVflNE, PAINTS,OLASS, (a'.l sizes,) NAILS, PUTTY, Ac. Fof bullying porpoNes; for sale at the lowest rates Tor Cash, Ly roctui litu. USXK at CO. Eransvillc Gas Light Company. ripiIE Stock hoMer of tlits Company will meet at V. i their Ihre on the twntv sixth day of Oetoher. ITwl", frthc purpose of electing three Directors to serve fr the ea.uing year. C.Y.KEATS, octl4-td 1' resilient. ill AR10. IURL.V.D'S KV BOOK moss siii:, This work fullv maintains theceleiTitr of her other books, 11 1 DDK'S PATH and ALONE. at loctUl E. J. DOBELL'S. WANNY FERN'8 new bookr. LHKII LliAVKÄ. New supply at luctlj E.J. DO BELL'S. - r TEW book by the author of Lamplight', A splendid look. At E. J. DOBELL'S. octu r7EW Codfish for sale by Lit .tU Z. II. COOK &SON. iAISINS, Currants and Citron, for sa!ehy JLTsV octU Z.H. COOK Jt SON. (CHOICE, large Sweet PXatoes, J do do - Irish do For sale by octuj Z. n. COOK tt SON . Great Alarm About Town A ROUT money matters and bad to!cvo. but F. Fenerich x res. have received some of the tet chewing tolai-co that evur was sold in uu. city. They h ive all the t.4t iiraiids of irniiiia tobacco, tiive them a call and convince yourself. They also have one iiunnrea luousana or lue best Havana cigars. Uct-Uth. MALTBY'H FUESII OYSTERS W AM now receiving daily MALTBY'S unrivnllerl JL and eel brated choice Planted Haltimore Ovst.as. and am prepared to otler the trat? such itriuccnunu '"TIM entir. M-an u liave never iesn f.nered tu mis market rreretrre. A constant daily ruppl)- always on hau?, m that dealers and families cat. obtain a' any time d urine the seaynn those chox-e Uvrters. in cans and half can and in the hvl, m arraiitrd fresh aoU rnraet. and very nuprrl.ir in tlavur and qtmlit; . i cruis ca. ifcaicrsinoiner towns surpni.' Hilf A.KURTZ. LUJI.11 lSS10.M:it.T SALE. T'rtue of a decree of the Court of Common Pleas of Va:ia..-r)urgh County, rendered at its last Septemier tcrni, in suit for partition trtwerii JohnC- Bryant, ptaintin", and Emanuel Hull and others, aerei.nai.ie, l will on w eilnenliiy, the 4th day of Novetnlier next, veil at ihe door of the ourt House, in that part of the city of Evansville'hei-eti.fore known in r.vansr.iie, i.cs os. w 21 ano si in lil'K'k .o. IJ, as the 4th Enlargement a (joining said city. The im provement are a lartre two t.n-y Urirk Bit. Ming containinc two tenements with seven rooms each very lu '5. .Of.0? i"'r9..J'f"rho r,or riu V.e..J """Ipu'i ",'" PTna-,nre t .ii.nici 111HP cvnr-. i ir"TT7 13 ,1.1 (u tue lreni iesasmall frame daelling. The above pr pertv is situated at the hesm of High street, oppos.te the iesi-dem-eof Jnltn ILwIson. Tetms Ouehinl cast, lalance In six and twt-lve months, the purchaser giving notes with approved seV.u,,7 ratnn interest iroinuHte, a. n waninir vaiua I I um ira. THOS.E. GAUVIN. octl2-ts Commissioner. BIKT)3 of Spring. Five ilellea Pulka. entle Annie. ThM.New Play (irnund. Withmgny otker Lew and MDnlar ii(ve. for al. tty ucii.-l . CUAIAU1UM. tTHfcfc?K 50 boxe choice VT. K. ChctüP. Jnst meitH nr.d for sale Ly IliJ PRKSTO UKOS. TENNESSE AND ILLINOIS MONET. W Fl !a.k ' F4"" th, note of all the ojyent Unit I .W of 1 llmoi ih1 TenriMwe, for caJih bills of rro--eerie, at the lowest cash prices. oc:i2 8. E. GILBERT. Sycamore near Wau-r. mOBACCO. JL ixs r'und. V Ihs. l' and junt received inriaif wwi.y lociisi B. e.. U1L.U fc KT At CJ. CIUA We RS hare now a full assortment of farorite hninds assorted sized boxes and oualities. Some .f these Ci (ara are warranted to be oyer 7 ' eurr old. For ale lowby loctisj S Ü.UILBEKTtCO. ZAXTE CrRItANTS. tfiO Iba very choice, far tfiO Iba very choice, far sale by octU 8 fc. (ULBERT & CO. CTPRKS3 MILLS COTTON YARN. 2:0 htic of this layorite brand. fr sale at fartmer s prices, by loctl2J a. K. GILBERT 6c t'O nrinnI -ORN ItlloOHs ' O m dozen for oale by S. E. GILBERT & CO i vr.i . vnTirr I 11 V V .Lrt A LL persons concerned will take notice that a eerI Am cie ei reu ny me r-noo t ommitsiontT of j . k rmiMv h in. Ub. II,! ef ,y,u j Ki;, for the purchase of lot No. 7 on the plat of "the i iMnuimiu r me auumwm quHrieror tne northeast quarter of section Ifi, town south ranee 11 west, conUining nere more or less, which certificate winiKuniM t,y Ktiu ileal tone Amli-.e Yeacel and L u?w r-roperty of tt undn-igne4 by purchase, has been lost and no deed made tor satd land, and that the undersigned intends to apply twthe Auditor of said county for a new certificate' aceordipe to the law in 1 .. ,.rr"T,lra- KOSTAR. ocuv-aitxwum. uurirriF .iieeung ot me uoar Of Frade. HPlj E Kvansville Hoard of Trade will hold its repuA ,'2'a ift;rlr Meeting next Monday evct inr, Oct. Jith.st 7 o'clock, P. .M ..at the LibrarRoomir.Quarterly Meeting of the Board of Frade. t will ho! Monday Library FOSTER , I By order of the Board of OflWrs J11.0? M. W. FOSTER, Tres'I.COAL M1.EKS WAVTED. rIEN or twelve Coal Miners wanted, to which the .-ll..h,?h't price will be paid In cash, for mlntn coal l -- - w..iu. ocu-ima ASSIGNEES' SALE. nnilE entire stock of M-,. xc. r .v.i I rn .is..?;-iT"".:... " . . . Tpv f3nnT,o TT IT nT'TTTATI DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING r.' h"?he disrwsed of within a short S2lJ5? 0S&)y K.sofd positively and with, I ,' ., '.V .."c atienuon or tJa-(U buyers Uparticu i tm i miuourn All persons indebted to the firm of Wm T..nt,.i Lo., will please settle forthwith, to avoid all ntmeevwtjic. Anil u AM Ul MHhKTSI, - . . LEOPOLD M. liF.ksiiF.iwvn Oct.6-tf Asjignees of Wm. Ltewenthal ii Co ' I I-ClliK.DE.KS wanted at tb corner ef Fourth and I " mm xeew. octl-rf I

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New York It Erie Kailroad. -fcteciÄÜ NÖTICE. - - TO THE TRAVELING TUIILIC. tr Buy yofr Through TicfcU to New Yosk, Bo!K,rHlLA0k.LrHlA,'and Englaud Citie Via. this lloute. ZV TWENTY-TWO IillLli3 DISTANCE SAV ED. . . I2f" Through to New York CfTy witwoct chakgk or cass. tW The ONLY ROUTE to New fork City haying W IDE SPACIOUS SALOON CAK-S: This Line extends to Dunkirk, Ruflalo, and Nlncara Falls, with an unbroken Wile lifage connecting at Dunkirk .directly ith-il! trains frintl've!ind,C:aeinnati.su lAu:a and Ciucago on tat L&ke tliore lUnl To Buffalo yiathe Burlalo &. New tn t.J Rail Road making direct connections with all I the bteamer on Lake Eriefreni Cleveland. Toledo and Dttroit, also with the ButialoSc Lake Huron Railroad from Detroit to Chicago. M&gak falls via Canandaigua and jrwrara rails Railnjad, making direct connections with all Trains on the Urrat Western Railway, from Detroit to Chicago, Uiu anorumg ine traveling puoiic uiinvallcd racinties. CiTBnsU)n PASSENGERS can stop in New York any length of tune, and resume their journey without exta rnaree. Er THROUGH TICKETS for sale In all the riincirrw esiem jaiirKi vuices. tff FARK AS LOW At BT AKT OTHIt tOCTE. U. F. SMITH. Gen! Agent. HOMER R-AM.'DELL. Cleveland, O., May löth.lft:. l'rcsidoiit. m.yiydw M. A. LAWRENCE, WHOLESALE & ltUTAIL DK1LER IS AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MAR L E, J I tSi N J I JiTrf if fV I j mf.ij !i I 'i 1 ;; ySragj And Manufacturer of Monuments MANTELS, ' HEAD-STO.i:s, VASES, in.VS, Ac. tV All work done in a superior style, at the lowest ngures. M AUULÜ II ALI IIL IL.UI.MJi, oct9 EYANSVILLE, IND STENOGRAPHY, Or the Art of Short-hand Writing. nfpil H guhscrihers respectfiilly announce their srrl.ml vfti m t Miv nit-, mr UK ur.K ui KlTinc 1 1 1 siruaion in anew smi neautitui system or ftitAU(iKAPHIC WRITIXfJ. The grand feature in this syctetn is SIMPLICITY.- So simple is it that a thorough knowledge of it t be acquired hy any pern wrio can nana lea pen, in a snort course or it is Instruction will he ci-rcrr either1 privately or In clases, at such hour's in the day or eveniutr a may suit the I convenience of lanit-rs. La. lien or gentlemen a ill lie J taucht at their residence, sliouldthev desire it. I Fee for the full- course, to memners' ot a ! class. 3; ir l i lotfu-uciiun, ci, I or m iujr iiu vuLieiimn nve aonars. A pplj to the sulwiTniers at the Green Rivrc Hotel. MILLAR & CAJ1TBKLL.-octO-tf Stenographers.IIUDD & CO., WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS, E ANäVILLE, INDIANA, Main ttrttt, nearly oppott'fe the dmrt Jfivte, KEEP constantly on hand everv variety uf BRANDIS, I WHISKIES, YTINES. COKDIAI.S, OIKS. SARDINES. TOBACCO AND CK A US, and every other article in the way of BOAT STORES. U which they iuvite the at tention of dealers gfiierally.lif Trices low as at any other house in the city, and terms accommodittihg. IF" Pleaerememtierthe place. Main street, retween Third and Fourth, nearly opposite tire Court House. ocw-iy TENNESSEE AND ILLINOIS MONEY Taken at Par for Goods at J. W. HUGHES' QUEENSWARE STORE, Oct" Slain street, next door to Old Bank. iJEW P.OOKS! NEW ROOKS !!- 1 Irish Leaves, Fanny Fern's new liook; Mt'l auhgu; Moss riide; Spurgeon's third volume; Rose of Akhurst, and all othr new hooks ree'd at oct7 E. J. DOItLLL'S. AOAZINESVr'averly Magazine fir October) fvntckerbocker .lo I'utnam do Nevr Vwk Journal do Harper do Go.ly' Lady's Book do tiral'itm do Ballou's Monthly do Schoolfellow . do Mrs. Stephens' Illustrated Monthly, st oct: :. j- bouKLL'. NOTICE. 'fJIE Mem'ners of Young America Fire Oomiany m"!t e'rrii;lly testier to the Laaies their liesu-ty thanks for tMrj'fid nd s"i..tance at the Promenade Concert and on tf day of Piirade By order of tl t'omjiw. W. V.-C05IB.SSec'y. OCt7 HIGH AND PRIMARY SCHOOLSf OI1N HEALY U-gs to announce to Parents and (iuwiliHiii, that through the WmSof Mesars 11" 1. t w ... v. . r .. :. ....4 : L- i : ... . t i . the NEW BOOKS for this session which he has on hind and for sale. . (augi"! J. HEALY I l l , DISOLLTIO.V OF It T, LH? If 1 1. N OTIC K . rWllE Partnership heretofore existing under the title or Uo'ieit 6i i.ister, is aissoivc-i. All ileus due tu the firm are to lie paid to me, aitil all liabilities incurred Ly me for the h rm, I will linuKlute. septlii-Jw J. DOR ELL. I)K. T. If. llUCKCIt, Ite of .ew Albany, Ind., and ueeesaorto Dr. Ilyford, DIFFERS his Profemional sen-ices to th? citizens of Evsr.svüleand vicinity gif Office on tecond aireet. at Dr Byford's old I Hours for consultation and prescription, at the office, from 6 to 8 o'clock A. M.. ana 5 to i i'. M. i inn Ir. K.' residence is tcmDorarilv oh the corner o Cherry and Scconil trgeta. tHutr--:;. MSW FIRM P AVINO taken the rtotk ant tre Istrlv owned 11 aivl .xxubied by IlOLLIMiiWOkTll Al IH'lillKS. I woLild inform mv frifii'li and the nulic that I will continue the Qi:feKNiWAUK, ULAiS i WARB AN I) LOOKING OLAS- RV& NESS at the old stund, Main street, next door above the old liank. I recently perfected an amucenient wiin a party in Kun-pe to attend personally to all my purchases in Knclaad. and I aui enabled to mTe much in the cost of the Moo Is and prepared to otler inducements to niy S.ld w,e!J, as y customers. I will duplicate any Kastern bills, and reouest those who have been accus tomed to bnyinK Knsi to call and try me. Crate as sorted ior me country kepi ou nana. t ,1. ri it- tir j II . Ill VI II CO, sep2S " Successor to Ilollingiworth & Hughes. X TZ W JLTAllL.lSJlMIiNT. "lEORGE TIIOItNIIILL. late of the firm of Thomhill St Carrick. Cincin nati, Ohio, lgs ieaye to inforni the citizens of Kvansrille and vicinity, that he tins commenced in the a)ove line, and intends Veep'mg always on hand a full and complete smortn'mr of BUGGY, CARRIAGE,. SAUIJLLS, IIKIULE.?, HlIIl'S, and all articles belonging to a well staked SaJ.llery I wwnnwneni! a; ue win mm u incuuuiii rrice. N. B. Repairing done with neafne and linpUch. OfcOKÜfc UMIIi.Mlll.L, Two doors above Crescent City Bank, Maiu nt. sp2S!wvm. LATEST ARRIVAL AT THE WESTKKN STAK . MARX LEVY, MAKUFACTUREK AND DEALER IS CLOTHING AND FURMSIIIXG GOODS, SI AS Just received and is now opening a complete assorunent or ANL AVINTJSU t!L,UiHKU, consisting of all sorts of Orercoati, TanU and Yests, I . . . J 1 .1 . . ,.t . If.. . 1 I hrts. Drawers.- i:omrorts. jianasrrintis, imuuiu Caps, Trunks arf Vzlise. and invites the public to Calf and examine his larpe cd I Well sfleued nr. To keep up tiie reputation oi iue :- ar. i shall only u-y to Ben me uesioi w.! esTnolSeU and make rarmehts to order at the short est notice, on the most renäbie teVrn-. At the Western Snuy cornrof Main and Syiorertfc, under the Favilion Hotel. scpUi-dS. wjai i . . . Nurse Uiri uanteü I A COMPETENT NURSE GIRL is vaiteJ. t.t take cure of an Infant 12 monms old Apply, at Sept. IMh. THE JOURNAL CV (ICE. I iikOLAS3E3. I 11 2rt bbls choice Louisiana, for nie r y orli: . E.dlLBi;ET 4. CO.

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JL G. O'UILEY & CO., OLD fcSTAHL'Slltn Storage, Vo r war d i n j,- & Co m m i s i n General Railroad, Steam ana Express Agei fCClAL A6EXTS FOR ftNNSTLVAMA RaLKOAD. AVINO fitted up Mnumioth ATharf-Roiif, t e ft ft laigest on the Ohio Rir .T, in t!ie uiom nivtant I manner, we are irepared tu facilitate with pron i4 d'lrtch all cooU entrusted to our caie, either r River, Itailruad or Canal without delnr orrxi -surew, ic, IMc. Particular attention UI t-e pawl ! ReeviT ig. Storing and forwarding; and alM tot e sale .ny Produce comigned to us, and allonh.s pi-ir. .yhjled. I. (?. (I'HIMiY rnrn his sincere thanks to 1 t nuuien friend forllieir iunner iotrnafe, ai;d i . pect'il.'y solicits a continttance of the aaroe, whi h .pr uuiv reii prorates. . A Stove Room, we!) surilled.- will V.r-t mrth ConnuotLitioii of boaUtBiid tliir orler rarfiilr l W ea. V, O.O'RILKY i fc . JOHN S . MITCHELL, (Snyeor to o'"Riley & Mitchell.) PROTft'CE,' POnTf ARDI.XG AXD COMMISSION MERCHANT evansviljLe, ixd. gTKICT attention pni.1 to " .j TziJ L l-sifc-nnienu for sale of Flour. I'niijrr. eve iFniers i.ir ine nur. chase of Produce solicited and promptly attended to. iiavmg a. large tt nan-Boat at. uie Kiver, arxi it-rar Agent at this place for several Railroads, I jkws-ss su perior advantages lor rorwaruing Jlerchandise or Itw once coming here by lLailmad a well as by Kiver. Othce tn board the lower Wharf 'Boat. janli - rROCLAjATlOXI Be it known by al. sickly, weak and debilitated pe sons, that McLaas's STRENGTHENING COEDIA Is the only remedy that will V- ngthen and iuvlum' the system, and remove ..,Tities in the ltluod. It is very pleasant to take. In it is combined the proierties of a Tonic, Diurel i" and Alterative. It w ill cure any disea.e of the Stouiarh, Liver t Boa -els, such as: Diarrhora, Eillinnsnes, Dyspepsis, Indigestinri' Ileodachc, Intermittent reverf, Sour Stomach. Live" Cotnphint, Costiveness. Weakness or Debility, Tali In the Stomach or BoweL, Niht Fevers, Yllowii of the Skin, &xc, &c. When taken, it neutralizes and removes any mori?' secretions iu tlie Stuinach, and strengthens the Digw' tire orpins. It will also cure any disease of the Uterus, Kidney Bladders or Urinary organs; and as an Alterative, purities and creates a healthy circulation of blond, removing all sores, boils, pimples or blotches from th skin. TRY IT, and 1 convinced .t its w.uderful invito rat i ii g iTopiTries. rorLhildien, who are mnv. wk and sicklv.wr lvir faints to give them a tuapoonful of this' Our dial liaily. tP7 See Circular. j'Hy-McLRAN Sole Proprietor of this Cordial. Alwi, JiCLeili ttrlcnnic Oil Liuiinent. rZT- Principril I)Apot Comer of, Third an. Pint tiwtsSl.-Louis,-Mn. sn7.vdiwi Sold by Keller & White, PrugpUs Main-itreet GREAT EXC1TE3IEXT j PrevallhWall oer t1 co-Viitry,- in Ci.n'e.jnerce of the - tremendous success .f XcLeno'a A olränic Oil Lini ment. 11 is iiperred:njerTy l.nnTnvrit nn rerneilv for the cure of local pains and eitf rrai diseases. Ilnri dreilHofconlirmeil Cripples liare'hecii made to waljt v its Ujie.' many rhat a-ere anlleririf; for years w ith old Chronic H-e.aiid lutd tried in rain tjie nisnv remedies aW Liniment now l-fore rhe public, l ave )-ei'i permanently enreti bi tLe n.e of a few rr-iall bouks of McLean's (;eMrated Liniment.' 3IcI, can's Volcanic' Oil Liniment Is the liest Liniment that has" ever l-en diyTom-edJunl the only reliable remedy forthe speed and pi'rnriuet.t cure of Sores of all kinds, Swelling?,- or w r7 Pains on man or animals. tSLIvery-stable Keepers, Farhiem, lira men and all that have tle charge of liorsra, should keep m supply constantly on hand, o be used In time of nerd. rnicE of tiii: liniment. In consequence of the increasing demand fortbis val uable Liniment, it ix now put up in tv.entj-.fi ve rent Uittles, fifty cent nnd one dollar bottles. The fifty cent battle contain three times the quantity of the twenty-five ceut site, and on in proportion to their cost, so that purchasers will save money ly gluing the btrgest sires. S 35"" All ortlers for the Volcanic Oil Liniment mustt addrebsed to tlie iiroiirietur. JAMES 11. McLEAN, St. Louis, Ms. Agents for Evansville, Indiarm. aj 27-ly.J KELLER & WHITE. SUPERIOR YEvT P0WDKK, 77e Qviclat and Surest YeaU Potcder ever' Jntrftivced. 'WIIIS Yeast rowderl far superior to hops or Ice wfl en yeast or any ot tne iiick veat row in ue, for making licht bread, corn l-read. Int biscuit or roil, raiKes of all KiiuU,duiriiliiic, pudding and every vari-. ety of pastry j in fact, everything tltat can I made of llotir, coin or Buck wheat meals. The ist Dyspeptic can eat bread made with tbu Yeas', without Injury. This Yeast renders the bread white, libt and wholesome, and of a fresh and sweet taste and smell, never leaving any spots or tnrninir it yellow, in which o,ualities it snriiaies anytbinc of tiie Kind ever introduced. The manufacturer WHrraiit tiiis Yeast to giveia.isfao tiotinrtSe money will W refunded. Kamille.,- llotrl-rand SteanilKiats can 1 supplied ly laiina otders al manufactory. A lilrxf dir.unt made to.rwers. Im. MAUKMS.S, octl-dlwjm Corner 2d & Locust St., tvaiisville. CLOARS I CLOAKS ! ! T: VEKY LATEST STYLES. alo BR0CIIA, STELLA AND WOOL SHAWLS, RECEIVED THIS DAY, AM) WILL EE SOLD AT TSUir allv LOW PRICES. J. OAKLEY e SON, sepÜMm First street, Foftr fs Block. PEKMAXEAT BOA HIT WAXtfeir;I.OK a nian and his wife, In a private famüy,- wrer. there are no oliier Boarders. Location nidt be a'oye Main street. ASdrens a line to Box Ko.-lS . Pnjt Othce, and it will meet with attention. octrl&w WOOD I WOOD! EJ ERS0N3 wanting to lav in their wood for winter u?e, can le supplied wilh Hickory, Ash and Mixed Wood, by leaving orders t YICKERY S, Bept2l Corner of Main aud üecoud els. CVlilsli. DHEli", Jr., NOTARY PUBLIC, JOIITVAL OFFICE, FA'ANhiVILLi; INDIANA. A Lf. buines as a public Notary will le rromit'T 1 attcnf'.ed to, at tle Jos-nal Counting Room,' corner of Main and Water streets.- . Laugls DANK XOTICE..JOTICE is hereby riven to-t"ie stockholders In the 1I Kranch at tva;im'il;e or th- rotate Ikink of Indiana,-that the Annual Etci-tiou for ci.'ht Ihrectort in said Itranch , to serve the ensuing year, will be held st the U.iiiKir.e lloue in i.vaus?ille, vn Monaavtheid dny of .ovemiier next, U-een the hours of "ten nnd sijtoVlocK. The po:l will 1-e opened at J o'cloca P.M. Jly order of the Brhnl f Direetur. oct-i-d.;i.wte ü.-W. UATHRONE. Cashier. Enquirer copy.Füll HLvVT, One of the beat Iiiulne Stands In the City. AS we are removing our stock of Furniture and Chairs to the Cresrm City Utiiloings. we offer tor rem or lease, the rooms now occupied iy ns on Main street, letin fret'nd nnd 1 bird. I'osesinn given immediately. AK)l2ll.UNG ii UKLLK. S. GUMBERTS & CO., CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS,S 7 AYE just received a large sMck of Cloths, Cassimm. meres and 'rting'of all varieties, which they re prepared to manufacture at short notice. They ai e aiso prepared to sell these eoods l y the piece ut the lowest market prices, wholesale und reta.l. Hat, Caps and Furnishing Goods of all kinds, constantly on band. One of the pa;tnersof this firm being a resident r the Ea and constantly hi the market, we are preparep to seil our stock at lower ngurcs than other ' Louie not iir.ilarly situated. We keep the bet of meclia:iics, ar.d warrsr.t all goods made up ov ui to be ia the L-itest sivie and at low rates." sepUO-ly f. UUMHERTg : CO. C BO. 'PED SKIRTS R L ij iloCii r?eived and .'or n. ati KEEN L TKE5TOX.-

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