Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 256, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 October 1857 — Page 3

ltebil(c $itihi Journal. SATURDAY MOKX1SG OCT. 17.

Tester lay. A. M. i P. M. TT.M. svtfcj TH0)ii:tit. A. M. 2 1' M. 6 P.M. flT" N person J allowed td contract any bills against Uii office without mi order from the pro-fc-cietor. 22T" Advertisement Intended for the Dailyj ma be handed in before 4 o'clock, 1. M. to injure insertion. SJf Xews!y can be supplied with the JcraAL, U twenty-fire cent a d uen, hjr apply iii J: the Couuting.Rooui. tfTho Camera used by Tileston & Bro. at their Gallery on First street, opposite the post otfice, i the largest ever nel in this city, vrlth which thrjy are now malon beau tiful wliole sized picture in case or frame, These pictures are the largest ever trotten up in this place, and when framed make hand tome parlor ornaments. Give them a call Und examine thcit specimens. t5T"As the- prepare in financial matters still continues, and there is a jjeneral i nticipation of ''hard time," Mr. Lyon, havinp Klarte stock of fine jrooil., has determined lo make a deduction of ten per cent in tho price of hi gorx!, aud the am in tho price bf making. He also hau a lar?e assortment )f ovcrcoati nc, and ome very fine overcoat raglans. and pelissin, ready-made, which he will warrant to be equally as well pottt-n up a the bot custom work. AJpo a irood variety of ilk, woolen and cotton under garment. . Sexator Docola is reported to Ihj a larzo loser by tho current revulsion, from heavy investment in Western land and town lot. IIU losses, however, must chiefly be in the deprivation of anticipated profits, and not a loss of actual in vestment. II y land rpecu lation and matrimony with a plantation well stocked with fat ncjrocs, he had accu mulated "an independent fortune." I"Two colored widows of tho black fcteward lost on board of the atcamship Central America, appeared at the same time in Court in New York to claim hi estate. They wore utranircr U each other, and were ignorant of their common relation to the frame husband. One set up a marriage in New York, of a few years stum'.iiijr. The 'other proved a ten year' prior luarriag in California. Yiconin bus suffered severely from the unfuithfulnes of her public servants. Her larirc school fund ha been lost, or its security endangerea by the corrupt management bf it. The people have Wen a good tcril perplexed of late ilout the Midden and mysterious wealth ot Gov. llushford, who went ihto office, two year ajro, a poor man. and his official (salary is only $1.250 per annum, and he isjibout to retire rich. How heconld do so was a mystery, until tho Milwaukic News threw li-rht upon the subject. The Governor, much uguint tho wih of the people of Milwaukic, approved the La Crosse Railroad grant of lands; and for the executive approval, $10,000 in cash and 1 30 ,000 in bonds was paid. Tns Kixtccky Bancs. Tho Louisville Journal condemns the infatuation of the Bank Director in Louisville, for persisting " in the foolish and impracticable resolution to keep up specie payment. It says: "Although we deeply dv-plore the result although we have refused to recognise the probability of a suspension by the Kentucky banks, it must bo clear to every intelligent and reflecting mind that it will bo beer folly, abaci ute madness, lor them to attempt a continuance in specie payment with New Orlcan and N'ew York, and indeed all other bank in the Union, in njension. The only result of mch an ctf.-rt, the certain, the dreadful result, will be to break uown the commerce ati i the industry and agriculture of the State, and then to lall at last from absolute exhaustion. An immediate, au instant su.opcnMoti i the dictate alike of wisdom and sound policy.1 It is wily a question of a few days; a week will clone thorn up in spite of all their resolves. Cuelsea. Mr. Willard Carpenter succeeddein finding bidder for nearly one hundred lota in hi new town of Chelsea at the crossing of tho Straight Line and the O. & M. road. The company was nearly all from the surrounding counties, and most of the lots purchased were for improvement. Tho bidding was quite spirited notwithstanding the prevailing money panic and tho active op position of the citizen of Washington. It is a matter of surpriso that any purchasers were found under the circumstances, but we learu that some lots sold as high as $20). Marriage ix High Life. A daughter of James Robb, the wealthy Banker of New Orleans, was married to Gen. San Ramon, of the SpamVh army, at tho Royal Palace of Malmaison, near Paris, a few week since. The invitation were issued in the name of cx-Queen Christina, who gave away the bride. The bride is a young and most lovely and interesting girl. Of the bridegroom, nothing i said, whether he be old and rich, or young, gallant and dashing ; but being General in the army, wo presume he has attained the maturity of life. The acquaint anco is said to have been formed in Cuba, , where tho General has leen stationed, and Mr. Robb, the father, is the chief owner of the Gas work in Havana, in which Queen Christina i a partner, or has a l&rgo inter est ; so tho social connexion ha probably grown ont of commercial relations. IllinoU Danks. Illinois note constitute u good portion of our enrrencj. e pnblihh the followinff list of bank that have complied with tho cull of tho bank commissioners for increased depos its or stocks: Alton Bank. Agricaltural Bank. B uik of Blootaington. Rank of Klfcin. B.mk of Oalelta. Lafayette TUnlc. Maru.u Bank. McLean County Bank. Merchant and Ifroters Lk ational 11a nk. Prairie StHte Hank. do of Naierville. do of Northern lIlinois.Railroad Hank. d.i of Pike County. outhr'u ll't of 111. Graydo of Peru. ville. do of Quiucy. State HTtof 111., Siw neeCentral Bank, Peoria. town. City Lauk of OiUwa. Warrea County BajA. Chicago Rank. Frontier Bank. Edrar County Bank. Citixetib' Rank :. 1. TickDi;ta i Cobk. International Bank, rarmerst Trader's B mk. Gray vi He Rank. A few of the bunks called upon have not et footcsl up; bat it U probable they will do to before the expiration ot the Auditor's notice to them. VEW book by the author of 'Lam idighter MAHfcL VAUOIIN. A splendid book. At Ü. J. DOBELL octii

TELEGEAPHIC 1

TELEGRAPHED EXCLUSIVELY . TO THE I' VAN SVI L.XA-Z DAI LYJO tlRNAL LATER FROM CALIFORNIA. Arrival of the X orthern Light. If lw York, Oct. 16r m The steamship Northern L!ht ha arrived 8ne bring $1.6iX,o0 in gold. The specie list by the Cchtral America from Asptnwull i larjcr than wan anticipated. The f.H.iMrine i the list of consignee by the Northern Light. Well. Eurjro fe Co., 4t2-ft3.3i ; American Exclnuijre Hank. ;m.;7; Rob;rt Hallet & Co.. il:W,Wi ; James Patrick, 1 5.0. The Northern Lieht bring over 700 pas-seiifrc-r. Tim amount ot specie is larger than was expected. The total voto polled in tho State was. 15,00) los than id the elation of lS5o. The return ffive Wcllcr, Democrat, a majority over both Iiowlo and Stanley of eleven thousand. Tho Republican vote lead the American vote about 1. Tlio liOfriflaturu i overwhelmingly Democratic. The people have voicd to pay the State, by a majority f 15 KK against "lepu Jiation. The proposition for culling a convention, for revising the Constitution ot the State, did not prevail. A majority of the vote at the elec tion wus required to carry it. But so great wa tho indilTcreucc on the subject, that only a minori y voted on the question. Tho crotw throughout the State have boon gathered tu excellent condition. The emigrant by the overland rouic are pouring into tho Statu in great numbers. Tho great major.ty of tlio team had more or les difficulty with tho Indians. The trade in San Francisco, and in the inteiior, wa generally dull. The Northern Light bring the name of the whole number of passenger on board the Central America; which wa 4.14 of whom 100 are known t have been saved. The total number lost wa 3."4. The crew consisted of 101 men, of whom '20 were saved. The number lost is "i. The total number cf live lost !s From Xcw Vork. New Yukk, Oct 15 r m I Our financial and business affairs appear t improve. Stuck of al! kind took u further advance at tho first Board. N. York State quoted at an average of 'J per cent Specie i alruost unsaleable at a premium. The rate ot domestic exchange aro quite irregular; but the bulk of tho Eastern is done at about 3 er cent discount. Our importers have concluded the work of re-shipping British good from tho bonded warehouse. Gov. King refuses to convene an extra session of the Legislature. The determination ef the Judiciary to interpret the constitution so a to deal as liberally us possible with the suspended banks, obviate in his view tho necessity for un extra session. The committee of merchant and bankers who went up to Albany to communicate with the Governor, rctured to da', concurring with hau in this view of the case. Mayor Wood wa re-nominated last night at Tammany Hall, receiving 75 out of loS votes. Financial. Norfolk, Va., Oct 16 m. Tho banks here have stiipc ided apecie payments. m Washington. Oct IS p The Bank of the Met ojxli ha decl.ned to h vo anything further to do with the other bank of tlm Distiict. Therefore the establishment of a Clearing House I abandoned. The other bank will uct indei-cn-dvntly of tlio Bank of the Metropolis, and will ice upon a pian to regulate exehamrcH. All the luiues favors in their power will be grunted to the citizen. The amount of U.S. Stocks redeemed at tlio Treasury to-day was $24.555. This probably close all transaction in hat line for the present. Acocsta, Ga, Oct 16 r m All the banks ut Savannah suspended this morning. Erie Hall Hosd New York, Oct. lt$ p. v. At a nu-Ptinsr of the bond and stockholders of the N. Y. Erio R. K.. held on Wednesday tifcht. jfcTo.uOO cf th ; $.! 0.000 bond pro posal to rw lssnol to relieve the Company Irom their present etnbanaMncnts, and to provide agi.inst the creation of a future tloati i . , , mg acoi. ana 10 carry oui me proposea imrovcmrnis of the road, were taken. Nearer joi ihm llUl hecn previously taken. The subscription books, aome 60 in number, are still in active circulation, and tlw entire amount ot tho subscription is not known. Tley will Im returned next week to the oilico of thu Company, and a fourth meeting ot stock and bond holder will then be called. A resolution will he ottered and adopted to receive the enpons tailing due this year, in payment of the new bonds, where the amount i equal to 1,"00; and where thev do not amount to that sum. tlio scrip of tho Com pany will be civen. The acceptance of the Company will also be taken in payment of me Donos. Propeller Sunk. Detroit, Oct 16 p m The propeller Cromwell, of Kingston, C. W., came in collision with an unknown ves sel, and was sunken, on Saturday night, in me Mrait oi .uacinnack. o lives were lost. Ollicers and trew arrived here to-day The propeller and cargo are a total loss. Arrival of the Daniel Webster. New York, Oct 16 p m The steamship Daniel Webster ha arrived lrom Havana, with dates to tho 11th :nst. Ohio Election. Colcxbcs. 169. p. X. The Journal this afternoon makes Chase 63 ahead, with Paulding and Meies counties to hear from. Paulding has given Chas lß9. Morgan county gives 4) majority for Chase Noblo co. 61 for Chase, and not 100 for Pavnt Munroe co., in tho Journal' report, is 1.500 for Payne it may bo a little mure. Chusj probably elected. From Boston. Boptox, Oct 16 p x J. P. Banks made a rce..-h at Faneual Hall to-day. before an immense assemblage ot people, upon the financial anairs. Cincinnati Markets. Cincinnati, Oct 16 si Floarfir ti; fair local export demand, at yesterday's prices. Whisky, 13 and steady; demand Jess active. Money m tiers stagnant. Cincinnati, Oct. 16 rx No chango in tho produce market what ever. Whisky is steady at 14, with pales or 1,200 hbis. Money matters closed with a moio favorable apeci with thi advices from New York. Merchants and Bankers look mora cheerful. River and Weather by Telegraph. Pittsburgh, Oct. 16 si Kiver 11 feet 9 Inches by tho pier mark, and rising fast. Weather wet ; '-cavy rains. Cincinnati, Oct 16 u Kiver rising. Three feet and a half in the channel. Heavy ram last night, now cloudy and damp. Pittsbubgh, Oct. 16 p M. River 12 feet 8 inches by the pier mark, and rising. Mercury 52; weather cloudy and damp. Cincinnati, Oct. 16 pm Wrther cloudy and damp. River rising rapidly. PISH ! FISH ! A root rt-tail mjirtmnt of Marker el: &W lbs. Choice Cod fish in st'we imd for salehjr SAJi. ic rt r i i f augifj Corner of Main and gecmd streets IC..R.DERS anted at the corner of Fourth and nainut street. octl -tf

MISCELLNEOUS.

!J1SW MACklfltEL. 11 ;o packng e assorted ias New Mackerel, jujt received and or al I J atptlS PRESTON BKOS. iLOAKS.dozen lilies Cloth Cloaks: h do Petersham and llfnver Cloak: la su r and for sale. KEKN i P11EST0X. Dil ESS HATS. UfE hv nor . hand all the different kinds ot rLU STYE I ire! Hals, which ve invite our friend auU customer to call and examine. VAUTIh 11 & MAKCOXXIEP, cif Main street, between First an4 Second. PerFectiöx of meciivmsm. American Improvements in WATCH ES. THE BEST TIME KEEPER AT THE LOWEST COST ! BY the aid of great huicorement in Machinery, and luiny ne and altocether oriirin.il inreii-ti-ns, wcare now aide to offer the ulHca PERFECT WATCH at a mall price. Our machines are so true and soilelicrUe, and our system of niarufucture aocoinilte, that every watch must he an exact ciMinterirt. The movinent are new, simple and leautifnl in plan and construction, and have Ihh?ti ronouncel ly tlie aMest judges to 1 faultless in vrincipleand jualitv. Each une i. en craved A tplbtom. Tract iL Co., Waltham, M im." and U aecompaoieii t-y a certificate f genuineness and PERPETUAL MAIIRAXTY. We ask no man to kuy these Wntche merely he. caiie they are of American manufacture. We ask only th:t this fact shall not h permitt to prejudice fr exclude them from coriMeration. We claim that Watches equal in quality and merit cannot he olained so cheap in Europe: and we a."k otir countrymen to give them a trial under our warrnnty Orders or inquiries nisiy he addressed to u lirectly, r to any of the undermentioned firms, who are agents for the sale of our Watches : Messrs. Cooper & Fellows, Xo. 11 Maiden Lane, X.Y. do Fellows & Co., No. 1 7 do do U Piatt !t ltrothr, Xo. 20 do do dft Edwanl Meail &L Co., St. Loui. do lildeuirn Si Brother, Philadelphia. do Pratt Si Iteath, do dc Palmer & llaelo-lders, BoU)n. do Bitrelow I'.ro. Si Kennard, do do luhme & Co., Cincinnati; und do U Uiiins Si. Appleton, No. I. Maiden Lane, Xew York, who are agents for the trnnsnetion of our ceneral business. s well as for the sale of our goods. APPLKTON, TRACY & CO., Sueceisirs to the Boston Watch Company. Boston W ateli factory. Waltliam. Mass., July, 17. sepU-rjmd.v. w-i. " BOOTS AND SHOES. raesH arrivals ad daily additions dirkct! Warranted CJooa or the .Money Kefiindil Deal llxclnively in Hoots Si. Shoe. OCR Spring aiwl Summer purchasers are now to hand aud are for sale cheap for otili. We have a verv larpe ass,rtnient of every variety of BOOTS, SHOES and WAITERS of every size ami style. Cwuntry Merchants wantinc extra size can ie snp. lied on the most reasonable terms. Our Wood are irect from (lie Countrr Msnnfai-titnT. ami ninvol our good are manufactured exprevsly for us. Uive our stock n e.xanii nation lf.ire huyitis elsewhere. McREA Si W ELKS, ap27 First street. Foster's lilock. , CJUXPUIF.i. an it. xe r renin Cheee: 5 lxen Choiee Beef Toncnes; SOn n.s do Iried Beef, 20 liixes" Star Candle: 1 lo.en Choice Olive Oil; 41100 Choice Pickles, in vinecar, for sa!e In quntl tosuit. s:t7 .. ll.COOK &i hO.S. ties CUKES E. 2T hJ choice W. R. an i Enlih Pairy Cheese, just rereived per steiuuer Hastinc, nd fr ale Mr Sept-J 5. L.UIbllMilKtU. Starcaxdi.es:ai hole, half and auartne lxxes for sale bv eptM tf. E. GILBERT Si CO. OOIX HOPPERS WAXTKD. NUMBER of Wood-Choppers wanted. A lil-e-ita nl is-ioa will I paid fail at sepej-diw lIOLLIt.SOKTll c HUUIIK. NEW COODS! receivhiir .iur FA LL STOCK w consisting in hiit f Ihess f ilk. Krei.ch and in lish Meriimes, Mu.-lin Delnines. Cashniert-. Gircbains. Print, HhoiiH, Blanket, extra !.: Kroelia, WiH.ien and Stdla ?hawi; Cloths Cassitnir: yi-tu-tillastifw stvle; Cloaks at all rs-ices; Chi11e.il Scarf. Obves llosi'enr, Bleached and Brown Sbetinp. Car-iw-tines Rur, rloor Oil Cloths, and Damask goods for Vinl.w Curtains. Our stock hi now wen aMorted, and we Invite tue public to give us a call au J examine- onr roods. IXPAXTS F.WCY HATS. rlMIE tianJsomeot ever produce"!. Call and Lo k J at theui. V A L T I K R 6t M A KCON N IKK, sepW Slain street, beta een f irst and Second. " IIOVKK TO lli:XT. AHOrSE situate I in the lower part of the city, containirc eicht Rooms, with two good Cisterns. and a Cell-ir ; a!oa fine Harden, with sl,ruWa-r- and fruit tree, and ataMing for kix lionwik will le rented to a riwd tenant on reasonable tt-rnis. Applr to sepf-tf ATIIA ROl.E. BAPER AND PER PCM ERY. n assortment of Can. ht-tter and C- mmerrial Note PaisT. Also. p.rtirs Oil. RoeOil. and Coloitne received atul for tale cheap at wholevtl l-y "ei-i rir.M. luiv?. 1)11. COGGSHTLL'S ArVTiaIIf.OGISTfiC That haa produced auch remaraable effects In many cases of Nki ralgia, Vkrtkio, ami Arr:c TIOK9 or the Hkad. caused by disturbed circulation. in those who have tried it in this rity, Is f..r sale at KELLER ?: WHITE'S. I The highest testimoiiials of its efficacy liaveliecn given by a numlier of the most repotibl: citixens who liave tried it. My2 C-'OCOA. CHOCOLATE, ic- ' Baker's suierior Cocoa. Itroina and Ch. too late. fresh and fine, just rvceived bv septK I.. II. COOK & 03. KILK IIATi-. L'ALL Fashion just out. Nfd onlr see one to frei r likebuyiuc. VALTIKR 4c .M ARCOXMER, epi! l!n sireet, is taeen First and Second. t-afcty and llrlier-O'.d Ir. II. James, a'sut whom the New Vork and other Atlantic city pres hare said so much, lias retired from practice, but Dr. Thomas Tilton, his son-in-law, has lcen educated to travel f.r him and dUpense his invaluable medicine.. Most prominent among these is his extract of Cauntahis Indica, which he discovered after hard lalxir and deep research in Calcutta. He strove to make a medicine to save his only child from death by consumption, and he succeeded. Dr. Tilton, his son-in-law, is In Chicago, lUooui Xo. 5, Massasoit House.) He has already succeeded in curing permanently, hundreds of terrible ntses of Consumption, Nervous Debility and Surfering, Asthma and Bronchitis. The Colds and Coughs he has banished, are innumerable. The Canniabis Indica is the most wonderful blessing of the pge. Give Dr. Tilton a call or send for a bottle of medicine, which will cost you two d illars. He will prove j you that you ueel not be sick, and that it will cost a mere trine t cet well. N. U A Spiro-Dynanietcr to test the strength of the lungs, and ascertain the exact sute of the patient's health. P. Ö.- By addressing Dr. Tilton a note through the Chicago Post OiH.-e,' enclosing four postage stamps, (12 ccnU)a recipe will lie sent in return, free ofcharge, to any part of the Union. All letters answered promptly. Address, Da. TILT0X, ocUlOm- Box Vit Chicago, 111. LAW PAKTXL'nSIIIl. J0IIX J. CHANDLER and BLYTHE IIYXLS 90 have associated themselves tilget h-r as iku tm-i-In the practice of Law, ami will attend pronipto- to all usiuess eouneciea wun meir prolessioii, mcnmy be entruxted to them. IK" Otfiee on Locust street, opposite the 5herwoa 1T.. I' :n.. i i . i.u;i me, inn. sepuo.iy Lb penuins indelted to Chandler 4: Harlan, cr t then naersirned individually, will le caller! unon and expected to settle. JOHN J. CHAN uu: 11 I1UKII II. POLK, A 1 TORNET A T LA W, X O T A II Y PUBLIC, REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTING AGENT, WVTILL attend to everv species of conveyancing. V L'ike depositions and athdavits, acknowledg ments of Ike Is aud )lortgages; in fact, will rn-rf.irm f Lilhfiillv. all biislnt-Sd of an Artomfv ntrnti..l t. hla care. ( koOM IN W. II. BROWN L'KK'S OFKICEJ sepUi-iy. l'ltl.lcrUA. I.M AT HO.Mi:. H ATINO returned to remain but a short time, trie su'wriber would respectfully invite those aho may desire his artistic services to make it known without delay, a he has calls al-road that should not be neglected. A good likeness warranted, either from me or a gooa i'aguerrean or Amrirotype picture. Studio first floor alaive and entrance through tüe store of A. C. Pushee. See specimens. epUl-lw TllOS.POIXDEXTER. DRIED BEEF, Suaar CitredA choice lot in store ami for sale bv jyi SAM. VICKERY rfV THE FARMERS. I We have t ulp s and Hickock's CMer Mills for tale. By gnndit gv our apples and miking them into cider or vinegar, you cau pay for tbe mill this rnon. U HO KX BROOK fit CO. SUGARS. " 25 bh.L l'rime X. O. Sugar? SO bbls Loaf Sugar; 10 l.ls Powdered Sugar; S7 do CruAheil Sugar, In rre and fr ale br I'lo ti ü D. HEIMAN'X. rAXTK CCRItANTS. MJ .VH) Ii i very ca'ikc. for sale hr "tl'J . E. GILBERT & CO.

FKOM clnclnnati.

C. CAr,. t. T. LOCK WOOD. C. B. CAMP 6t CO., Whoies.ile and Retail Dealers In Hats, Caps. Ladies Dress Furs, BUFFALO ROBES & II ATTERS' FURS, PLUSHES AND TRIMMINGS, WKSTTHIItl) STJtKKT, OPPOSITE THE BUUnETT U0CSE, CINCINNATI, OHIO. r?r"The attention of Merchants and dealers of Eransville aud vicinity are invited to our new Fall and Winter Stock, feeling conti. lent tliat our facilities, by havD r a resident partner in New York, who takes every advantage of the market the ear through, enable us to oner more than ordinary indacemeuts to cash and prom rt time buyen. Jjtr'The h'chet cash price paid for American Furs, aujtfl-jn-d&wis The Utl Farm in Posey County FOR SALE! fWlIIIS Farm lies 1M miles below Mt. Vernon, M. fronting a mile on the Ohio river; has high Iianks and is never overflown; has a larerertaell-L ing house fronting the rirer, with wood and otli er out-hou--s; laige new barn, having cost about 12To; a fine garden, and two large young orcliards, one apple and the other peach; h two new fr me houses f.r tenants- The soil of this Farm is the richest in the country, and most of it Is recently opened; it contains 32 am, 310 f whicl are in cultivation. The aboYe Is now offered for sale in lota of from 10 to 101 acres, or the farm entire, to suit purchasers, the proprietor being aUut to remove West. Buy now, or you looe yourchar.ee. Enquire of the projM-ietor at his residence, or of I. S. Dusouchet, at the Wharf, Mt. Vernon. scpti;:jd&w. CHARLES FITCH. To Stone ?Iaons and Contractor 'IM1E Board of Commissioners of Tanderhurg I county, Indiana, are prep;rl to receive sealed proposals from this time to the 1st day of leceii0ir nest, ft building two heavy tone Abutments on Pigeon Creek, at the er asing iif Franklin street, Evansville, according to the plan and speeifü-ations on file In the Auditor's office of said county. The Abntmet-ts are estimated to require perches of stone of 35 cnMcfeet 4tlie perch. I The party tiking the Job. will lw required to excavate the foundation pitts, and furnish and lay the tiiul-ee foundations. RiJs for the work will he received a follows: For the masonry, ler perch of 25 cubic feet; For excavating the foundation pitts, per cubic yard; For tim'ier in foundation. PT cubic fiKt. Security to the acceptance of S lid Boanl will ls required of contrai-tor, upon the approval of which imi in eah and t0 in county orders will he advanced to id contractors. The remaining payments will lie made as the work progresses, npon estimates made tn.reon. UMI in caih aud the balance in ounty oriler. The contractors will be reouired to raie the Abutment to the height of 23 feet bv the first dar of November, l.y, ami complete tiie whole lob bv November, 15'.. By order öf the Board, WM. II. WALK ER, sepCsUatd County Auditor. 3Ji:i)ICAL xoTicr. Dil. llt'TCIIIXSOX, hnving as.Iate.l with him Dr. lillr'.KX. I.itcof lti'lianarolis. will continue tbe practjee of mei'icine and surcerv at his old ofhe-on Thint snre t, whre heiicits a onitinu nice of patron- ( ap- irom tc rrieuosan! tue puniic generally. Doet'ir tlreen bavinc devitted excluive attention to the treatent of disease of the ye and I.uncs f-sr eeveral years, will continue to treat such diseases with his new plan of treatment, which consist (forthelung 1) in the inlisliti n of mniticated vhivits. earrvinir the mdiciiit- din-ctlv to tbe si-at f tbf tie:e. One of the nun enn If found at the office at !l hour? nfthed.ivaud nijlit. seprl-d&wi'm co3ins.sii)Xh:KS nam:. IPY r.rtue .f ailecrceof the Court of Common a PI le.iNof Vanderburgh County, rendered at its er term, in suit lor partition lietween thiii. l:iiitiri" nod Emanuel Hull and others, (lefcndnuts, I will on Wnlheftlay, t)ietthuaj of Novemlier next, .-Hat ilie'.oorf the 'ourt House, in e.vaii.Hv.lle, uts Niw. '-o -Jl ana Tl in Jtla-k . I::, in that i irt of the citv of Evsusvilb: hretr.furr kiiowu as the 4ih Enlargement a Ijoiuing said city. The i.prnveinent are a lark'e tvro story Brick Bil.Idiiig etuitarn ing twu tenements with teirrn rooms u-h- vcrr Kuita!ie fur nwellmc bouses or for liotel or Ixtirniug house purtH ws ; and could with asaiall extH-tnhture k coli vertel into Store. There i n!. on the prem ises a small frame dwelling. The a'iove ii.p.rty is situateil nt the beat of ll:h street. oi-tKis.te the rent-deiH-eof John llodsou. TRRxt-Otic-third cal., lattice in six atM tweive months, the uurchaser ir.ving notes with nnrsri-ve! se curity, le:iriug iolcrvst front .l ite, a. ! walvira raluaUon lws. Tlltl.s. t.. t.AI'.t i., octl.'-ts I'ouiiuissiotivr. xotici:. Ä LL rsrons cor.eniH will t:tke notice that a certificate given by the jehoo Commisiouer of A'anderltiigh county to one Walter Real, ?..pt. ?Titb 1;iT, for the purchase of M No. 7 on the plat of tbe School Land and ling the sottthwevt quarter of the northeast quarter of rtioii 10, town ', south ranee II west, containing acres more or less, which certificate wasasignel by said Beal to one Amre Yeacel and is now the prrqrty of the undersigned by purchae, has been lo.t and no dee! made fr said land, aud that the undersigned intends to aoi.lv to the Auditor of said county for a new certificate "v fording to tbe law in th:U case provided. ANTONY KOSTAlt. octio.ditw;:tu. Quarterly Meeting or the lioard of Prade. rjJIIK Kvanville Hoacl of Tral will ho! 1 its regttfl. lar Quarterly Meeting next M u.l.tv evciiing, Oct. V.'th, at 7 o'cl-ick, P. M.,af 'he Li' rary R.h.iiis. By order of the Board of Offl.-.., . octl-2t FOSTER. Vres't. CO VI, MI. lilU WAXTKI). rjEX or twelve Coal Miners wanted, to which the H hitrlie-t prieewili he paid in cash, for mining co:il by the Ohio and Mi.iippi fwiiiroa! ('ml Banks, at W a-di;ngton. Indiana. For further particular enouire of J. 11.11 LL, elitor of tiie Knouirer. Evansville. Ind., or WM. H. COXAXT. octl-lnvl IKUli: WAXTKII. GOOD PADDLE IlUKM:. He mnt be sound, g mx size, and iu every wav siii'ed f-T constant erviee. M. A. LAWRENCE, oet 12 XEW 3IUIC. BIRDS of Spring, f ive Belles Polka. Gentle Annie. The New Plav Ground. With many other tes and popular pieees, f t sale by loctli T. COXyXGTON. Ml EES E. ' ' " W boxes choice W. R. Cheese, just received and for sale ly octläj PRESTON BROS. TEXXESSE AND ILLINOIS MOXEV. ' E tike at par the notes of all the solvent lnks W of 1 lliuuis and Tennessee, for cash bills of groceries, at the lowest cash prices, ort 13 S.E.GILBERT, Sycamore near Water. Ton.vcco. Tift bxs pounds, J P. 3's and last received forsalelowby octlJl g. K. GILBERT ti CO. CYPRESS MILLS COTTON YARX.'XM ags of this favorite brand, for sale at mnnu-fa-tuiers pri.-es, by octl 21 S. E. GILBERT & CO fORX BRoOM. doxcu for sale by S. . GILBERT Si CO. oct 11 DISSOLUTION OP f 'O PA R T. ER SHIP. r I II E Copartnership heretofore existing under the i style and firm of lloUinswortti ti Hughs, was dissolved on the 7ih Inst., ly mutual consent. As it is necessary that the business should he closed immediately, all rties Indebted to the said firm are requested to call and mane settlement, and all parties to whom the said firm is indebted, will please present their claims for payment. Either party is authorUed to use ihe name of tbe firm in settlement. W. K. HOLLINIiSWORTH, septlrt. J. W. II l ull KS. Teas, Tens; New Stock. K have jusi received and opened the finest assortment of Tea ever offered in this market. W Ve would ak the attention ot ail lovers of agoo.1 cup of Tea to give us a tall. Samples given with pleasure. Isp-'H Z. II. COOK k SoX. B0PE.JLl 1 ."i0 Coils Boston Manilla Rope. tAP..il. 1... J . 25 do Cotton do .V) do Hemp do Received and for sale ly PRESTON BROS. B RCSIIE3.ät dozen Shoe Brushes, plain; flu with handle: 5t d Scrub Brushes, Nos. 1 and 2; 25 do do with handles; 10 do Wall Brushes, assorted sixes; 10 lo Horse do do do Just received and for sale br septlO WHEELER & RIOGS. QUAKER BROOMS. 10 da. Shaker Brooms- Uie best In us for sal by eptlO SAM. VICKERY. ADMIMSTRATOR'S NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby riven that letters of Adminis11 ratioB on the esUt-of John M. Stinsnn, tlec'd. have lieen grauteil to the undersigned. All persons indebted to Mid estate are requested to make imuicliate PHVinent, aud those liar in e claims asiinst the same will present them for et:U ment. Said ett is sujv. sepC2V-wt Admtntnttor.' PICKLES, PRESERVES; re: 7s doen ifssnrted fick les; 2) du tn Enelish PiCkle; 13 do rid PieFrnit; 13 lo do Natural Preserves: 1 ib lt Kat India do 10 d do Cordials; h Guiva Jelly ; thi. 1 tv ree'd hr septa .. H. Cook & "son.

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AYEft'S CATHARTIC PILLS, HCiy (St GAR COATED,) ARE HADE TO . . Cleanse tnc Blood and Care the Sicks Invalid's, Tutkerr, Jf4hrt, PhiriaTn, Phi' lantAripift, real their Lffct. and juuue of thtir Virtue, roa Tiir eras or Heatache, Sick Headache, Foul Stomach. Pittsbcrg, Pa., May I , lv Dr. J. C. Aver. Sir: I have been repeatedly cured of the worst headache any body can have by a dose or two of your Pills. It seems to rie from a'f iuI awvnach, which ther cleanse at once. If they will cere others s thev do me, tiie tact is worth knowing. Yours with great re.pcct, ED. W. I RKitbE, Clerk of steamer C Urion. Jiihu DiitorJer and I.irer Gmplaintt, DePART-HETTOrTHE InTKRIO, Washincton.D. C. Feb. ?, l"y. f ' Sit: I hare used your Pill in my general and hos pital practice ever siuce you made them, ard cannot hesitate to say they are '.he best cathartic we employ. Their regulating action on the Liver is quick and deci led, consequently they are an admirable remedy f,ir derangements of that organ. . Indcol,! have seldom found a rase of bilious disease so obstiuate tliut it did uot reaililv yield to theai. Fratenially yours, AI.070 BAKL. M. P. Physician of the Marine Hospital. Dystntery. litlax vnd Worm. PostOkfick, Hartlimii I Lir. Co., Michigan,. ov. 10, lfö. ) Dr. Ayer Your Pil's are the perfection cf medicine ; they have done my wife more good than I can tell you; she'had been sick and pining away for rr.ont'is J went off to tie doctored at great expense, but got i.o netter. She then commenced taking J' our Pills, which soon cured her, by expelling large quantities if worms (dead) from Iterlssiy. They afterwards cured her and our two children .if bloody dysentery, (hie of our iteighliors liad it l iul,and my a ife cured him with two doses of yuur Pilis, wl ile others around us psid from five to twenty dollars d.K-tors bills, and 1 st much time, without being cured nitirely then. uc!i a medicine as yours, hielt is actually good aud honest, will he prized here. GEO. J. GRIFFIX, Tostiiaster Ind iytttion and Impurity cf the BUmd. From Rev. J. V. Hirnes. Pastor of Advent Chut BuKton. Dr. ATI a : I have used your Pills with extraordinary success in my family and among thiwe I am called to yisit in disti-ess. To regulate theorganof digestion and purify the blood they are the very liest I have ever known, 'and I can confidently recomm-nd thein to my friends. Yours, J. V. IllMKs., Warsaw. Wyoming Co.,N. Y..Oct. SljlTij. Peam Sir: Iain using your Catliartic Pills in my practice, and find them an excellent purgative tu cleanse the system and purify tbe foundations ol the hl o.l. . JOHN G. MEACHAM.M. 1). Eryljelay Ssrof via. King' Etil, TttUr, Tumore, and Salt Jtheum. From a Forwarding Merchant of St. Louis. Feh. J, Vi. Da. Arm: Your Pills are the paragon of all thut is great in medicine. They have cured my littiedauhter of ulcerous sores upon her hands and feet that had proved incurable f"r years. Her mother has I ctn lopg and grievously atüietetl with blotches and piaiples n j her skin and in her hair. After our child wa cured, she also tried your Pills, aiul thev hare eurer! lu r. ASA MORORIIMiE. IShumatin, Xearalgia and Gout. From the Rev. Lr. Hawkes.of the Methodist Episco. , pal Church. Pclaski IIocsk, Savannah, Oa., Jan.fi, lrs. IIonorilO ir: I should lie ungrateful for the relief your skill has brwugbt me if 1 did uot repiat n.y caaeto you. A cold se:tltt in my limbs and Isrought on tx crucial iog neuralgic pains, which ended in chronic "heumaUsiu. Notwithstanding I had the liest of physicians, the disease grew worse ni.d wirse, uctil.dy the advice of your excelb-nt cMit in ItaltiDiorr, Dr. Mackenzie. I tried your Pills. Their effects were slow tiut sure By persevering iu the use of tleuii I am now entirely well SemiTr Chambkk, Baton Rouce, La., Dec. 5, D. Avkr : I have lieen entireiv eure! by yotir Pills of Ubeumatic Gout ap-imfitl disease that had afflicted me for years. VINCENT SLIDELL. For Irtsv. Plrthors.or kindred complaints, reUiruig au aciive purge, they are an excel lent ivmedv. r or t'OFiivoOFssnr i.onst: auuii, and as a U1.NNKK PILL, thev hi acreeabJe and cifcrtual. V 1 1 S . ir P P ItK S S 1 1 X . P A K A L Y S 1 S , Inflammation, and er n IiKAKNKSs.aiifl PARTIAL HI.INDX ESS, hive been cureil by the alterative a'tioii of theMel'ill. Most of the pill in market contain Mercurv, which. although a valua'-le remedy in skilful luuid, isUngenms in a pl-iiie pill, from the dreadral consequence th:it freriUfiitly fullow its hic;iii.)Us use. Tlicse contain no meix-ufy or mineral sulwtattor w hatcver. lrepnred by lr. J. Aver. PRACTICAL aii4 ANALYTICAL CHEMIST LiMtU, Man. ' And sold by KELLER V WHITE . Evanarllle; and by Itruretsts and Merchants tlirourhout theconnPy. "Wh.ilesa'e agency for ihe West, J.C. Ayrr& Co., Ipl Walnut street, Cincipuatj- Isei:l8-4ml TI! CELEBRATED 1I0LMSD REMEDY td? UlSElSi: OF TUB KIDXHYS LIVER COMPLAINT, WKAKNKSS OK ANY JvIXl) FCVER AriD AGUS, VN D the various affections consequent upon a disordered i STOMACH OR LIVER, Such as Indigestion, Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky Pains, Heartburn, Los of Appetite, Despondency, Costiveness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgic A flection, it hns in numerous int.ince proved highly beneficial, aud in others affected decided cut es. This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on strictlv scientific principles, after the manner of the celetTated Holland Professor lierhave. llecaase of its great success in most of the European States, its introduction into the Cnited States -as intended more especially for this of our fatherland scattered here and there over the face of this mightv country. Meeting with great sueo-ss among thein, I now otter it to the American uu' lie, knowiue that its truly wonderful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged. It is particularly recoin mended to those persons whose constitutions may liave been impaired by the continuous use of anient spirit, or other forms of dissipation, ttenerallv instantaneous in effect, it finLits way dinsHly to the seat of life, thrilling and Uickenin every nerve, raising up the drooping spirit, and in fact, infusing pew health and vigor in the system. NOTICE. Whoever expects to find this a beverage will be disappointed; but to the sick, weak and low spirited, it wii; prove a grateful aromatic cordial, possessed of singular remedial properties. C A UTIOX! The great popularity of this delightful Aroira hainduced many imitations, which the public should guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to hav anytning el.e ttntil you have given llcerhave s lloiiano Bitters a fair trial. One liottle will convince you how infinitely superior it is to all these Imitations. liT" Sold at 1 per bottle, or six bottles for 5, hy ' SOI.g PROPRIETORS, BE.JAMI PAUK, Jr., A Co., MANUFACTURING PIIARMACUTISTS AND CHEMISTS, Pittsburgh, Pa. IT Sold In Evansville by KELLER & WHITE and all druggiits. api'iMyd&.w. MATTHEWS Sc STRATTO.N, LIVERY AND SALE STABLE, Second, between Main and Loeast Htreets, Opposite Old Presbyterian Chimb, EVANSVILLE. FW1 HE underpinned havea larceandcom modious ltriek Stable with sbeals for riages, snd aud are prepared to take horses by the day, week or month. Theircustomers may he sure orh Ving their animals well and carefully attended to. They refer to the following gentlemen whose horses they have had a long time under their charge. They have also a number of good and safe horses for the Saddle or Harness, with a number of new snd comfortable buggies, to hire. Orders for Saddle Horses or Horses and Buggies, will he punctually attended to. Kefer loC.O. KEATS. Oas Office. CR. BEMEXT, Bement & Tiele. '' J.S.OAVITT, Ev-Sherift. s - CYPRIAN PRE3T0X, Keen & Preston. lauginTlyl JIATTJJFYS t STRATT0-X. FRESH ARRIVAL OF FALL AND WINTER 400 Cases Just lleccivcd I rJHE su'iscribers re now In the receipt of a large M. an J splendid assortitient of ,, , B0ÖTS AND SHOES, embracing everv variety of Mens Womens a-d Childrens' heavy arid light work, bought directly from tUe MANUFACTURERS, which ther offer to the trade at as low prices and on as good terau an anv house in the West. Call and examine. McREA Si WELLS, sept J 1 Foster's Block, first -tree, Evsnvil!e.

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AUCTION SALES.

DAKIEL WOOLSKT...IRAM KELSON. .1 : WOOLS EY &. NELSONY AUCT I ONEEKS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS . ANI REAL ESTATE BROKERS. nAYlXfi lease.1 for a term of years and fitted tit the ohl Court House, comer of Main and Third streets, we are now prettred to receive for sale at auction or private sale, all kinds of giod., wares and merchandise, household furniture, horses, buggies etc. Cash advances made ou consignments when required. t& lugular sales every Tuesday, Thursday and S.-uurilav, 'oaiBiencit.g at nine o'clock A. M. Also. Tuestlav, Wednesday and Friday nights, at early gas light. . SALES OF REAL ESTATE, Thu First MONDAY of every Motth, at 10 o'clock A. M. Having provided ourselves with a large Map of the City of Evansville, containing all the recent Enlargements, and believing it will tie for the interest of all concerned, we have wt apart the first Monday of every month for the sale of Rent Estate at auction.. Allthoe wishing to sell are requested to huud iu their lists in time to give tbe public due notice. Tbe jrtironago of those having houses and Mi or lands for sale, -itliT at public or private sale, is resiiectfully solicited. siai5 ' WOOLSEY ti NELSON. GKEAT INDUCTION IN PRICES! J. H. MACK EE 6c CO., WAVE Just received tbe largest and most elegant stock ef JDJRT GOODS EVER BKOrOHT ISTO TUE TÄTE OF INDIANA. And as these goods were all purchased for cash, or city acceptances, w e are sreparel to sell t cash or prompt pay. nit cuioroers, cuenper goonotnan uiey can buy elseu here. Both the pMrU.er having lcen in the Eat all Summer, visitincthe manufacturers and elei'Mng their lat goods at the lowest rates. We will sell to tbe retailer, gotsls as low as he can buy thetn in New York (adding cost -f transportation,) a we buy as cheap as the 1-e.st Xew York Jolibing Houscscan, and their expenses are eight times greater thau ours. So while tbe river is loa- aud the season advanced, suve yourselves the expense atd trouble of coing East, and come bTe and buy your goods. . We have every tiling in our line in great abund jce, at our old stand. Bl.AXKKTX. We al?o have one of the largest mills In America situateil at Hester, in Lake Ontario, in the State of Xew York, where we manufacture every variety cf Blankets? and as wefceepan assortment of these goods pn hand, we will soil them hTeatthe sameirices we Sellin New York. We have now in store V'4, 10-1, IH,andli-4 Blutikets. Kaucv End Blankets; Berth" and Crib " Neuro c White and Cny Saddle Blankets; Which yon run call and examine for yourselves. nooTi A.n iioi:ü. Velmreno in store uixtut SUO t'asea, all purrliasetl for cah of tiie nianufacturerii wiiicU we will sell at very low price, f II VTj axd cais. 1000 do7.cn, of ever- variety of style, color and price, at suca low prices 3 to atoiiic h the buyei.. .OT10. Everything in this line needed by the people. This is the timeaiid this the place to l uv Ooods cheap, as e are determined tbat Evansville hall not 1 la iiind any otlier city iu eliing Dry Good. Come and try ON t FIRST STRK1 LT. repl J . Ague nd Fever, or Chills nntl Fever crr.n bt . ' SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP. w HIS justly rclehrnted moHicine has for many Jb years mail. lained its tuierioriiy ever ail other reikediee, for the :ife. certain, fpewl'v and vermanent cuie f Ague and Fever, or Chills anil Fever, whetlier of short or long statu;!::; ami iu no case will it tail to enre, if the direclii.us are strictly followed and carried jut. This fmedy has Veen extensively used thron choul the b tai-s ol'Kentncky, Tenne-, Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Iowa. Wisconsin, Illinois, Mis.Hoiiri. Tex:i., Arttu.-is Alr.lauua, Misxisaippi and Louisiana, and ha jieru'aiiciitly rurcl over one MILLION ca- , iu all it j varied forme, c:Hi;y of which haJ been of from tine to three years' standing, and had resisted all tbe unnl remedien known iti tbe country ; aod in it case did this meiliciue fail where tbeuirections a cre prt pcrly followetl. iucli Is it? invariable success, that a large number of respectable practitioners of medicine in various pnrts of the country use and prescribe it iu preference to Quinine and all other remedies. The pnhlic are assure.! that It !s not only certain n It effect us a Tunic, but lieir rorcposwl entirely of vegetable nie4ieines. Is perfectly innocent in all cases or circumstances, and may be riven to females, infants, and all persons of delii'liraieil and delicate constitutions, without Uie leat fear whatever of any unpleasant rrtcct. This imslicir e Is composed of articles of the primest and purest quality, and is alw ays trade by the pn prictor in person, after the et:tlilihed fonnsof phftruiai.y, t wliH-li -anuta I itki ,t tbe many tunics now flowling tbe Western and .noitb-western country.) and in tins rcsjiect alone is rend'jrvd greatly auiariiw to the remedies usually prepared ami void in tfie country. By its aperient and o'erful diaihoretsr propevti added to its tonic qualities it is reml-red ,-m:iiri:tly superior to (Quinine nd other remedies a a g'btrtl and pi puhtr Italic, lnalica.s whatever where tonici are rc-er to lie admiuisterel. The proprietor, therefore, respectfully Invites practitioner and the vuHic generally to ive it but a fair trial, ai d they will then he convinced of its great superiority overall eihti remedies now in use for the purposes specified. Persons livinc in districtsof coitntrv subject to Arn and Fever, Chilis and Fever, or P.ili.ms Fevers, would do well to keep a supply of Ulis valuable remedy always on hand. Tbe proprietor has now in his possession thousand of certificates of its value, given ly persons who bsve used it. with many letters from merchants who luve sold it Inrgcly in their ctntntry, as well a from nmt:y rcsiie.lable iactttlorn-rs wbö have ned it in preference to other remedies, attest ing it value. JN0. IITII, Proprietor. Forsalp. wlioh'gnle and retail, ty Hallock & Ptod. did: Kellerat White; Woolsey & Sawyer, and J. J. Penniitgton. setitMim ANEW DAILY LINE OF TO II ENDE II SON, OX TIIK l.DIXA SIDE. To Hun In Conneiion with tne Line of Coaches to HOPKIXS VILLE, Ky. 111 anl I uirj liii-A AJTinil:n ai at i e.1 a LINE OF COACHES. tAiI'1 ' lo run ltwecn Henderson and Eviiu.v iiie, IAILY, on the Indiana side, crossing the S:eam Ferry at Henderson. LEAYIXG. The Coaches will leave Henderson every morriing at to'cla-k A.M, and arrive at Evansville in time tu connect with the morning train ou the Evansville and Crr.wfordsville Kallroa! : and liKTCKXINO Will letive Evansville at 2 M P. 51., enabling passengers t take the Stages from Henderson to Hopkiusvillc, which leave on Jlonday. Wohiesday and Fridav evenings at ! P. M. There is now a goo.1 STEAM FERRY at Henderson, and passengers will las ttken across the Ferry without charge for ferriage, and will be carried with their lggase to anv part of the city. Those who itronize this Line, may lie sure of having careful and attentive drivers and comfortable Coaches. Citizens of the Bayou and wav passengers will be taken at a fair proportionate rate of fare. ZiC Offices at tbe Washington House, Evansville, and the Taylor House, Henderson. K. 11. OATES & CO., jyW-tf Proprietors. AN OLD HOUSE V IT If A Large and Splendid Xew Stock! 1ZT E are now receiving onr Fall Stock and would w invite the trading public to give us a call and lor.k throutrh the larestand lst assorted s!ia-k of Groceries atid Wooden Ware ever offered in this city. We flatter ourselves that the inducements t' ord from us STAPLE AXI FANCY GROCERIES, WO0DKX AND WILLOW WAKE, will be found greater than ever, as tbe whole of the OohIs in the above line hare leeii purchased in the cheapest markets and are wanaLted of the best qunlilv. seilü Z. II. COOK & SOX. LOOK HERE! rtl 'HE undcrsienetl would rescectfully Inform the citisens of Evansville and vicinity, that tie lia permanently established himself in thiscity as a Practical Jeweler and Engraver, And Is now prepared to make to order all kind of Jewelries, such a FINE SOLII RINGS, Kit EASTPI Ns, EAR-RINGS, L'ICACKLETS, Mrsopic and (Md Fellows' Emblems; Gold and Silver Cane-Uea.l. Snuff-boxes, &c, Sic. Settis or I'kikls, liaMOMDS.and other Stones, Mosaic and Cameo. FINE GILDING AND GALVIXIZOTG, Letter and Ornamental Engraving on Gold and Silnr ; also Kneravingof Dooa-rLATKS, Stekl St Mrs, aud Stescil I'l&tcs. Particular attentiou jaid to Repairing of Jewelry and silver Ware, Ago roLisimo or OLOstLVia ako flaikd ware. An esierienceef many years, enables the snbacrilr to insure superior workmanship. Every article made by liiiu is a-arrantnl of tbe käme fineness of met il as ordered, which will prevent disappointment too often met with in Eaatern uian.tfacture, as regards tbe purity of the gold. Orders and Jobs sent by mail, promptly attended to. .Ducats bought at 10c above New tirk ouota'iotis. II. WALDK1KC1I, Jeweler and Engiaver. Main between 1st and 2d sts., Evannrille. aug'ST-ty , FEVER AND ACUE! Qninine Sabatitnte or Nerve Tonic. THIS well known remedy, discovered hy mv late partner, Ir. . J. Lfkhs, I a sure cure fir the aiiove disorder, lleadvhe anl all other Nervous Affections. It contains no QC:Mue; Aienic, or other injmiotis inemliirf.4 It rfretigthena the system, r'T" tone to tbe Sb.tnacb, and W invaluable to DYSPEPTICS and those aftecte! with Weakness in anr ti-utaf the Syst-m. ft Is especially recommended to femalt trouoled with Falling of the Womh. One bottle is sufficient in imwl euacn. Vbem tUe Directions are 'Hvl. Oertitieatesca.farnisliel from all irts of the Union. Sold hy the Dntccist peperaHy, nnd hy J. H. HA7 D, wholesale lrncgist. and ole pniprietor, lil Ma m leu Lane, Xew 1 ork. Ieit2i-5n)w f TrrEr. LEATHER.- " . HJL V- Si4 irooil Cpjwyr Loathr-r 'n sor ntvl t.r cbeap fAri-a.ib. l'T'! PKKSTOX Ill'.OS.

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

. CITY TAXES. . , . AT a meeting of the Commen Council held oa the evening of the feth iu. the followin resolution was adopted : ' "" ' , . vi.. Resolved, That the City Collector be an1 he U hereby instructed to allow the tax-pavers of tne city to pay that portion of their taxes which is payable in cash iu four monthly Installments, X on or before Uie first day of NoveniU-r, X on before the firrf day r Derenil-er, U on or iK-fore tbe first day d January, and X on or tiefore the first dav of Fetiruary next, ar.d thnt portion of sal taxes which is pavabi in City orders slut! I 1 paid on or before the hot day of eJUuarv next; and said Collector it also instructed i.ot tf advertise anv real estate on which the taxes shall re partiallv paid is taontbly instalments, nutil afur the hrst day or Februarr next: Provided, ha ever, ttiat. if any. ttx-i-aver shall fail ur bcglect to avail himself of the opportunity to ity 1 is U.esl v insialiucnts, it shall lie the duty of the Collectcr toVlveni-e' and sell his real estite as soon as iractk.-aMe after the first default. Uv onler tf the Common CouLcil. -..--. . otlll-aiw W ELL. H. WALKER, Vtera." (VolkshotecepyJ - COhl'ORATIOX XOTXCU. Ail I Ordinance U frttcrilx the tim. within which real etatt tijf l wU fur tiie iayment of city taxt aMtd thereon. SECTION 1. lie itonlaincl l y th Common Council of the citv of J'.vansviile: That from and after tbe nassnee tif this Ordiiiance, it shall and may be law ful for the Citv Collectoi at acy Pnie between the first Monday in October aud the last Monday In Fdiruary of each yew. to make the use assessed on real estate either I v tbe seiiure ami sale of the gonlsandcbattels of the owner or claimant thereof ,'or by selling the lot or piece of gJound itself upon atnch the tax remain unpaid, or so much thereof a may be tiecesnary to pay such taxe and tlte ousts of advertising aud al. JOHN HEWiOX, Mayor. M,r , ' , Yolksbote copy ocfj-OtwU Proposals. '7 " fcE ALED ProAls will be reed vM ! flie office of Uie City Clerk until Saturday tvenls? ne$, for the building of three or nu.re Fire CiT'Jtis simil ir to the ones now in use. Fir particular enquire of the Mavoror at saidol'.lc. Kv vfder. . .. ttwiti' WELL. H. WALK ER, Clerk. I IF" Volks'xitc cpy .J - t i - ' CORPORATION VOTICE. . . ORDERED, That the vwners of Lots Set. t: and Lli", Donation Enlargement cause the aidewadk in front o'taid Lots on Foarih s'ree'. lo I grailed.aiul a tu!isiaulinl brick paveuient laid thereon, aithinten days after tiie pltbla-ation f (his notk-c;aiid in default thereof tbe City Couucil aill pn o-vJ to have the ork done, and expenses arising thfrefnim, will neassess"jl to arid collected ly sale of - said propetty, w ao raucif thereof as will satufv said lieu and eots. l!y oroerof the Council. "WELL. 11. WALKER, Clerk. VolksU'te copy ta-üi-t. h XT ai"jcurr.ed meeting "f the City Conncil w J-O. held at the Council Chan UTi n Tlmrsilav iflht . Inn at 7 o'clocx, at a Inch time and place the au'jeo of adopting the new City Charter will e iiscueil aai acted upon. All j?rsoirfdeirous of hearitig or taking part in said discussion are respectfully invited to attend. Hy order of the Ci uncil. s.ttr-a WELL. II. WALKER, Clrra. PROPOSALS. SEALED Prois sals will le nceived at the City Clers'a office until Saturday erenir g, o'clock October 10th, fir tbe buildii p i.f Division street Culvert, according to the plans and -;ticatior.s on tile io said office, ty order of tbe Cunitrpti J'ourcil. . i octti-til WELL. II. WALKkK.Ckra. conroiiATioN coxier.' ORDERED, Tliat tle.wiersf priertv lying an lieiug on the alr letseec Wktcr m il F iri-t sis and extending fr m Pii.e to l.eet street, eante tai alley to be brought to the j rf.i-r gntde, within :t''y after tiie puJ'licaiion o: this notice, and in detault there of, the Common Council will pn ceed to daresaid w ir done. and the costs ard etpenses nccitiiiig thrrH y will I assessed to and collectei l-y sale of said described property, or so mach thereof as ill satisfy raid lien and costs. Dy Order of Coancil. WELL II. WALKER. iepl2-3M. IVt IWiOte cery.J CityCkrk COUPtlUATIOX NOTICii. ORDERED, That the owners rf Lot No. In the Old flan of the City of Evatisville cause lLj siilewiilks frontii r Vter street (of a;d Ui to-1 reirel and relaid with gorsl brk k, of the established, width, within days after the fu'diegfton at this notice, and in default thereof, the Commvn Council , ill proeeed to to have said work done, ami the accming charges will liecliarged against and coll-cted l y saTeof raid prrrxTtv,' or so muth thereof is rill taitisfr said lien ana diets. ... Br order of the Ootrmo Council. . sepatMm WELL. H.WALKER. City Cl Volkshotecoj'j-. RKUILAR KVAXSVIIXE A.D PETER DIR PACKET. . fWUW. Canal It'at WASniXO- FTT'VJ'jh M- -, II I., .a, 9iaorr, win tm i " h-ave for Petersbarth everv Monday aixl i burwisy at 3 P.M. For freislit or passage apply on Nirdor to eitlicrofthe trarchouseg. "jsctlMf INSURANCE ÄCXNCY, ali,i:x c. . ha iA.ovil; . EVÄXSrilLE, IXVtÄNÄ; UNDERWRITER And General Insurance Agent,' afirf ADJUSTED OF AVERAGES. - ' ' ' ' ' Jlie eotinaes) to fsss wNk-Vs from aereral FIRST CLAt? and MOST KELIAULLfc. , IVilHAXH fOMPAMKS 191 THE COfKTEV, OÜ MlM) AHO na KIlKg. He will also receive applications for urn nrit..ru. TT" ITe will also attend to the ADJUSTMENT Of, LOSSES of every description. 0111k policies from, other agencies, and attend to the settlenvut of all matters connected with Inu;"aric, fc-r parti irtrete4. Iiis long exei ience asan Insurance Agent, basn adtf. him familiar ith all subjects connected w ith Oie subject tif Insurance. i.ap".i7-ly. 380,000 WHITE PINE SHINGLES !! FOR SALE CHEAP, AT TIIE - NEW LUMBER TA HIT, COR.XCR OP MAI AXD EUillTH gT8 Call at the Yard, or at Caldwell's Crfccry Rtore. pexl to the I'obt Office. laugll-m TOOACCO 50 lautes Tiatt's ami Dic'.V. ' tt.irp Tol-aece; i.'i butts Jackson's 10 lun.p To' acco; ?a do Extra Va.l.a ) -do .11 boxe Fraticis Rose, ti I 1 10 do !rlacre;ily, ß lun-p no 5 do Fired It" do do 15 do Ed. Warde ft do ' i "S caildie Ja. Thotuas, Jr., Diadem TwiA Tot.t 40 do 1'at Sutler's V. tt lump To! acco; in butts luck's X ft, ln,p do 1(1 kegs I'onch Net Tolaect). The above favorite brands have just Y-vcn receive and added to our already large stock, making our assortment complete. Coutitrv l nrcbascrs are respe'-t fullv s.ilici.ed to give us a rail before bt-vingelsewhe l WII EE LI R ti KU...-. DISSOLUTION. :HE Conartrciiihip hereofore exiting between . the unnersigr.ed. undr r fieri of Jroat.E F'osTea Si Co., is this day dissolved ly mntual corscnt. dation W. W. FOSTKK, FO. FOSTER, . Evansville, Sept. 1, o". WM. M. AIRMAN. COPARTXERr-IIIP. rWITE business hertUifnre carried on uiider the nri B nf Gkorvi Fostf.r & Co., w ill hercafterheeon ducted by the undersigned, under tbe snrf-e style. M. W. FOSTER, s.pU CEO. FOSTER. RLttK C'VSIMERE HATS. OTTFV iitd Soft all bars-s-Ja stleiidid art Vie. a l epC VAUT1E1. ti MARC0XX1ER. TOYS, NOTIONS, jr- AM) PAM'Y (;oons: W tST receiver! a full Uk of alniot4 ail the l-al;nf a articles iu tbe T"v ni.d Soli hi line, for n.y retai and .i.V'b'i g trade. Vi.ii ny viescnt armngcnients East I Khali I? addit c to n.y Mock every ten (lays, and will always happy o ( all ctn-ton.ers Ih may ftivor tnc with a call, to look or lar. In acdi'n ta rv furn er stin k of Violins, Mnic lilacs; Ardeons, Flutes, Fifes, Freren Han. Eaiijos. ic I have in store four msn-iir lloston n.ake l'I AX0S. all of which wiille.Hold low for cash. A. C l't'SHKE, sept:; No. fi Mitchell's Riock. ürXDRIES i j i:.w r. xtra fine flee trade CicarsJ I iross 1 im i Kr.: " Röxe Essence Cofle: ... . i dot. T. R. Half Rnshel Mcjisurcs: Si do WashhoaH; . , . ; , IS do Peck and Half Teck Measnrr-s; A Boxes Uenuan Soap; ret 'd and for sale by I. it 1. HEIMAXX. DRUG STORE. R. MAGEXIg havine oeneI a Retail Drug store, on the comer of second and Lornst streets, ailicJts the ratronace of tbe eitiiens of Evansville ami vicinity. The entire stock hasbnen purchased in the Eart, regardless ef expense, of the purest ind best ma teriaU, and cousists in irt of PUKE tiEUGS. MEDICINES, , CHEMIOAI.S. PURE tVlXES AXD BRAXD1F!, (f-r vncdkinal ptinioees onl-." STATIOXEKV. ri:KFUMEi:v. ; SOAPS:, am . all r jt.: -1 PATENT 1IED1CINES. i- Vhvsirlar a prewriptions and fnmilr teelpee compoumteil by an eTprrieticed apotbecarv, a. 1 hours of the day or night. angU-lj SrXDRIES. , 20 kc C Sotla; . .s Pure Crenm Tartar t . :U.xes do rw ft,s fn!t tvtre; , , HO do Salerata; KW lt.a Sal t. !V1 f,g Flour Sulphur; just v-vr-vr -M-417 . II. CK IK SOX.