Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 198, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 July 1858 — Page 2

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Tear, nr, EVANSVILLE, INO. ji:ly 10

SATURDAY MOnMSQ,-.

I " Egj-We learn tLat our rostmaster, ana .

the Sheriff of VandeTburg county, are oa a

tctt active mission to Spencer county, for

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the purpose of inducing the Uoitcrs irom u.

recent Convention to narmonj uu

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comtJtonism. ' We recently advocated ue

age nwir,.v of a. RaUrr for an assistant to -ur sev

Ilndithat he might be In some measure re-

lieTed from the onerous labors oi tb

t not recommended to the Postmaster

v 1.. ' : iWft him to be ab-

ucnenu, oq - nt for weeks from his post n electioneer

in2 excursions into the adjoining counties to promote the schemes of a faction of officeholder. There waj a time in the days of Jeffcnoü and Madiwn, when snch interference in elections by Federal officers was rented, (t h now. however, the regular Ser

vice. xatcd of the raasals, as a condition of iL . a e m.u Thir Lt & node of arrcitin? thU abase 'of official patronage, and that b for tlje honest citizens of all parties to turn their faces against every candidate trhO l3 supported by the official min ions who are fed at tho public crib. Their rtrinti.-m extends to retting their own rriicpccpi lujist That the salaries paid to assistants, to enable Postmasters to spend tUtir timo in political jobbing, be withdrawn, and the principals be compelled to do their own work, and the extra amount allowed to clerks be giveu to improving the mail service; which, in its present condition in this district, at kt, is wretched beyond endurance, and haa been made so, as we have reason to believe, by the neglect and incompetency of Post masters. The Hon. Ileurjr Seerest Democratic candidate for Congress in tbe 3cventh District, opened the canvas by a epeech at Terrc Haute this week, iu which he denned hL position in terms which üiow him to be strongly anti-Lccoapton, as Judge Hovey or Hicks of the Rockpcrt Dcmccrct, both of whom arc receiving the denunciations of the party ia thu district. Mr. Sccrest reviewed the Kaasas question in its various rhasttf during the last Con gress. When the question was first sprung, he opposed tha admission cf Kansas under the Lcccmptca constitution; at the 8th cf January convention he made a speech against it; at the 23d of February aetticg he again disousscd the question, and wai more Tielcntly opposed to it than ever, because he had teca the returns cf the election on tha 4th cf January, vhich removed all doubt as to the eppo-itien cf the people of Hassss to it. lie was anti-Lccoscpton then and he was asi-Lecosstton now. There, were, scsä thL:3 ia the Crittcadcnüoutgosoery azicndncnt he did rot like, though he would have voted for it to dtfeat the original Lcccmpioa propciiticn -cf two evils he alwaya chose the lea-t. Coming down to the Engluh bill, he said he had been interrogated by several gentlemen of Terrc Haute cn that measure, in a way that Bccmcd to demand a categorical answer. That, it was impossible for him to give there being some things in that bill which, under certain circumstances he would approve other thingj he could not approve, lie preferred it to the original Senate bill, but all hop5 of passing that measure, was abandoned before tbe Conference Committee was appointed. He was opposed to all indirect legislation, and dilikcdthU fwtur? of the English bill which indirectly submittd the Lcjompton constitution to a vote of the people. That would accomplish its work, however, before the law could bs affected. The other cfcuuc of the bill, wying . that it" Lecompton be rejected, Kansas should not come into the Union until she had attaiucd a population of 03,000, he was opposed to; and if elected to Congress, and Kan.-as thould apply with a constitution ratified by the people at a fair election, he would vote for her admission, regardless of the English bill prohibition. tj7Col A. C. Feppcr has announced himself as an independent candidate for the ütatc Senate from Ohio and Switzerland counties. The Colonel has heretofore been a consistent ' old line Democrat, but he now rcpudiatC3 the Lecoraptonism of the former leaders of the party. He adheres to liU primitive faith, and denounces the doctrines of Bright, Fitch, and Ungues. CoL Pepper has been a favorite with the Democratic party, who have liberally rewarded him with the honors and emolumcnt3 in it? gift. He has been U. S. Marshal, and hxs held an Indian 5rt H it is said, has made more money out of these position than any other Federal officer appointed from Indiana. In the eyes of the Lecomptouites he is' as much of an ingrate and traitor ns Judge Hovey. He runs against Mr. Henry, the regular Democratic nominee. I3ajAt the recent Democratic State convention in Iowa, a resolution, which had been introduced by a committee, commending, in'very general and indefinite term.3, the administration cf Mr. Buchanan, was voted down by a large majority. The office holders could not endure such snubbing, eo they bolted, and held a convention of their own, in which they were permitted to prostrate themselves in adoration to . their chief, and pass fulsome panegyrics in return for the chance at the public treasury, which he gives them. JC2JThe most fearful and destructive rain ever known in any climate occurred at Memphis on . the 5th inst, inundating the flat land3 in the vicinity, and raising the bayou Gyose to a raging torrent, which in its fury swept away seven bridges that crossed it from the various streets, and undermined the expensive bridge recently erettod over it by the Memphis and Ohio railroad company. The destruction is estimated at more than $100,000. Two negroes and a white child were drowned in the ridden ri of tho watx. .

tSTAmong the remarkable events of the .- n ".i. t tha foundation

in Douvie.ru muuu) rrowlh of TeU City, in Perry county of the land irom m imu, fnrmCTlr ' owned it, was not taken till " ... . t . . iMfc ftf Acril last, oniy cig-ti-" aud now it nsis population 01 von . . 200 ani more than one fcunbuildings have been erected .... . r &.fC dwi.mrjgSf WUicn nave cost irom w it a. rrtrto-K. mAn" th tin 13 a lull avvrof the best class. There are,- uesiae, tiAiu structured for v wd dwelUngs in program of building wonderful growiu 01 -uwfwi in no war to abate, but to be goins on witn inrreaccd acceleration. Tbe sound of the hammer and the saw is the increasing music rtf the rface. ' Neither the Sabbath nor the shaded of night wholly arrest it. l'roviuing . heiter has been the first great consider- ... . ' mwl ilirv hfte tion witn tne new iuii.-, vt in drniine upon tlicir noi uu - , - . - .1 - J bhopsof Tarioua . kindi are proposed. A i foundry, a rolling mill, and an estensiTc cabinet ware factory are talked of, but as ret all are employed in building, except a W retail trader, and the usual comple m.nt of tÄÜor. sboemakers, blacksmiths, whcelwrighb, tinmen, kc Wiil mnnllT kj0 gU!?Urra' - . , 1 . - genr. i uerc are lew new . settlements anywhere, that can present a more respectable . a WW . . a class of population, in appearance, or one of a higher degree of physical and intellectual I activity. It would appear as if the association had gathered together the best joints among its countrymen. Nearly all of them have teen long enough iu tbe country to become acquainted with its language, laws and institutions. Most of them have been rei dents of the largest Western cities, and have real the newrpapen and kept pace with the times. The people arc not a mass of heavy German" pblcm and immobility unleavened by the American spirit, but tbow unmistakable siguj of beiug a fit community. Ia success will depend, in a gixat degree, lipon the direction that u given to its industry and intelligente. Ii its labor shall get into the right chute, and be sustained by sufficient capital, it will become one of tbe busiest and most pro?ptrous places on the Ohio river. New the fcuple are full of contentment and hope ; conf.lunt of the future, and arc dei'ghtcd with the location and its advantages. Iht Agent tikci a census once a month, and each enumeration gives an increase to the value cf loss, is which there is just new speculation. Lctj laid cut on land, the proprietors of which, a year ago, thought it could never ticscd in price i25 per acre, ars now ;;lrg actively tor i50 to for spots 10 feet by 113. Ün tht Fourth of Juy rx, cc!ctratcd tttri ty a harbacue and a series of pcütica! rpcccbc in German, Presch aid Euglish. There were, by estimate, more than 1,C00 persons present. The day passed olf happily, v.ithout a single unplcxsant disturbance iu the- mixed mass of various nationalities ucmblcd, though lager beer flowed with tin; freedom of tlie current of the Ohio I'ivcr. On Wcdncsdjy, a iarty cf more thin 20) shareholders arrived from Cincinnati and Louisville, on a atcaracr chartered bv themclvcs fcr th'j trip. A pic-nic was gotten up in the groves for the entertainment of the visitors, at which numerous ad-iresses were made, and the d.iy pn. srd Ii ippily aud t the gratification of all present, orne of the vLitors to.k up their abode in the new town, and others went home to prepare for a removal. The Heptibllean Kititport of Hovey, The Indianapolis Journal the State organ of the Republican party in discussing the propriety of Republicans in the first Congressional District uniting in the support of Judge Hovey, expresses the following sound, practical non the question: 'It ij true Judge Hovey t ikes his position on the Cincinnati platform, and that the abstract prim iplcs ot th.tt creed no Republicans ai-cept; but there aw two practicul sugprstions couutcrhiikincnir tins. In the first place, no DepubUi-sm can bv tlected in that District. Lveu if the Democrats split into two equal divisions, -itlur will I? much lorcrr th-tn the T"p"Mitn otc for Fremont. Without the help cf the American vote, therefore, th? Hepubhron strength. would be utterly inadequate to a content with either wing of the Dvmocratic pnrty. Such ri'd political exeln.sivcne Mould drive off an Americin coalition as promptly and offensively as a Dt niocntic coalition.-1 Tbe question in that District, therefore, is r4uouil- tu ihis "Is a thorough Lecotnpton . man and a Mind follower of the tto-slaverv policy of the President, preferable to hu iinti-Lecompton Democrat? ' Some Republicans would s;y "yes," that would be just exactly equivalent to giving a vote for Xihlack. A vote thrown away on an impossible candidate i a vote given to the strongest opposition candidate. Now we should like to know how much bettor a Republican would feel who had helped send the facile, purchasable Xiblack back, than one who had given his whole strength to send Hovey. In such a icntcst we hold it to be the part of true wisdom and patriotism to t Uct the best nan that ci be tUctedy and not waste strength that might do service if properly used, in impracticable purity. Those men who insist that If they can't do all that they think right they wont do anything, are about tu mischievous- evil doers as live. We hold no such notions. We believe that it is the duty of an honest man, and a lover of hü country or his race, to do all the good he can, and that is accomplished by undertaking what can, and not what cannot, be done. The martyr cry of "sufleriug a glorious defeat in the right in preference to winning victory for wrong, has doue full as much evil as good. ' , . . Tub Figut is Illinois. A correspondent of the Xew York Tribune, writing from Springfield, saya : "There are no Buchanan men in the State of Illinois worth counting. You need not, therefore, apprehend any collision between them and the Republicans. The - only contest here must be between the Republicans and the Douglas Demornnr. and that will be ft tight as t' a fifh'J,

tCommnnicttd.)

Mä: CAELiit Dear Sir: I ould respectfully call your attention to some errors in your notice öf u Our Indiana Colleges," contained in Ulis morning's Journal. First: vou did not rive the correct name of ,thc

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University located at Indianapolis,

Lad done would haT saved the txpia

nation following, as iU name 'sufficiently

explains its connection, fcccondly : you saj

is "under the care ol Lüru-iiai or r

r.mr.K.iiii.'' thuausincr the two naicts as

- r - , . v Ann,nm tmns . I would remark, liens t youn that the University referred to, not uuaer the care of Caitiph;llites (if there 1 such a t v l-.i ik. nnmo Pirrrirn-ilito. as tA tl "Christian Church" is a nick name. Ve wi.-h it . distinctly understooa that we duscard all human names, believing as we do, that the only proper and scriptural name for the followers ot umsaia vmtian of Disrfpl,-and we .shall n-ard a-i w no persist in caUing U3 iiick-namw as manifesting a want of courtesy, ana true v.uitian 6?irit. Tbc name of the institution at Indianapolis is tlie Xorth- cteni unnbuan Cniverfeity. ' r," . Very respectfully, . . . . . J. X. GREENY tSTThe Princeton Lulianian says the hog . r-ntn-T s fjtallv as ever in Ul - l Til.. ii It u thought lv manv rf uur firmcrs, t that there will not b? a u3ieient numlxT of i hogs left to supply the county with pork tinensuing year Horses and cattle arc also becoming affect ed, and dying with a disease erj similar to the hog cholera: We have letters from Spen'-er aud Perry that the disease it Very destructive in those counties. Ct3JTbc Providence (R. I.) Journal says the presrevt thol treyie'dof f.ras.", vbich is the great ciop in that region, will be equal to any on record. Fruit i aho promi.-ing abundantly. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. . ! OrEfl.v fcrati.il HUNT FAMILY, Will ehe on of t!sir FASHIONABLE COXCEUTs, on Monday e.uiiu(j next. The plce will b anuousued in due anon. TUU rami(.v bave met with great uiTfce wliereer tboy ba-e given couwrt, and Lavo UjtluioniaUt from ait pu-ts ef the cuntry. J'.ylO.Jt WTl'ArO.V (TO 9w comrirovx the u.min lall) u first, or -üütast Dok-Kopcr is a Ccnactilo hviue, er nilrcaJ efflee. lit cf rclcicnce given. F"r particuhr aiUm "A," P. 0. ä7, Erjasvlik, li. jly lu-tf M t'VIA A?5SUr.fK.lJ- ü' 1. Wcl2 8 Uaop Iroa.Juat received onj fr talo 1! rvJoctd priia, by JACUU bTKAUU. 40 31 Matt. W?.I11 AVi ,W.iri.VE i.'Sf. JL NANCE 111' HOME COM PA MKS. rhe nr'in-jirued h-itirg Uca niuttd. Agents fcr lAastvUk and vicic:tv, cf tha INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. S. 1 CCVlMJTOy. Sec'y. T. A. MÜK1U2, FnVt. RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. C. J. HATHA WAV. St'r, S. HATHA WAV, IWt. are pre pared to umfc rwrite upon the better claw of f ire and M.tnue Hiekn, at an low rat of premi urn a are i-vm-irtnif wirb periuaruncy aud rclability. Thene Companiiw) einflne their buini exi Iur-ite-ly to the Mate of Indiana. All .m-h pee1iv a.tjui'bwt and prr-niptlr puiil wiilt"Ut any uttiti iuint or Uirainutivu whatever. K-fi rnv: Every man. without exivptinn, who ha MUtaiii.-t r in either IVtnpaiiy, a lu-t of whi-ei all t itU. li -f our on state may be at our cm.-.. A. I. l!EYN'OLlS i CO. Evauville, July p, lö;-ly w TP.i Ffv.V, Li 1 i;f 1 rjsro 9M Sat lab!,-, roud bc twrt n Main and Lot'iA ttrt'.ts, cppuciv th-s Old l-rl v'triuu Cburcb, LvsnMiHc. I ho i'ndervjj-ijrd a lirji and commodiout Ilrkk Mble wi;h t.h.v'i f -r err;',?v. and ! pro. rarrd Io like hortet by the dy, ni or month. Hm rxiti- tu 1 bu) l.wVur cf having th ir anininlr well and rar.fui: ait-.u-bd o. 11 r I r to tbe fr llowing p-ntlemeu he bvied tt" ha? had a long I unie nuier on rnarge. I He h aVo a i.uU r nf p! and af hore f..r I the Md lL or harue. with a numl.r c.r now uid eomtortabl bucgMy. to hire, i.trdor fur addle bon-n or t-Mi., will he pun tually attend, d to. Pf-r t' f. a. Ktatf. '.m :,tt:r; C. It. Jv-mn; J. S. t;.i-.itt, Fi Slnntr. Cyprian Proton. octl.'lv J. S I KATTON". jTflK .IOOO (.V;iLE MM. llM Iron, Mieortcd tize, on b.ind and ftr uale at rvdured prieea by SAM EEL OIJ It. tVtf .Ji K4-30U0 --T ported Wire; p.'dl ectnmoD and rhtrrool She. t Iron; d' t-in!iei and liurv-m d-; i tarki 51e,-t .iiir; Shrtt tv.pjr and l'.pr Rottrnoi. all i-i. K. iu hton; and f-r ale l y SAM l EL Ol! K. y 1JX kep. aew.rtrfl Nail-, ion tu Cut S;ik.; .V to r't tin; 4'm lo-x'-s aborted ' 7;"i 6) c! ) T-Jbiuv..; fJi do ' .!, Stan h; ' t a , tttnr i sn-tl--; k-CS W hlte I,t; 15 M li. ? lnctd Oil; ! rto lnrD.ru io.': N do foin; V! do Ittcb; 0 do Vin.'K.ir; 1 be CT fnu Salt; loo M.fi,. White Lim.-; " ! do Cement, frt 1.1.1h. :riy Liai; .Io Plaifer Purl.-. In More and -L. !i'tK ,A,ztLL' o. jOTH'il TO WW MATT l-UJLtm. r.iu.riKns ..yv rrspertiuuy niiornt in May Orvwrs Ta-1 j- .1 n that he has purchii.ed tlir right to nwke and sell lVi.niKtn's PorrAhLt llr Pn-ss iu Vamb-rburgh tuid Warrick count-, and L-i now relv to r-.--iVe orders for Presses, hr-li be will iomlT fill and set up, snd warrant to perforin all thst" is repre. sentcd. Persons wanting iTesses would do w, l to rail ou the undersigned and e vim in the trvJ-.l and the principlo upon which they wurfc, rer-itrin les power and hands and doip wro work and better Ibau any oth-r Press io ue, for anythipj like h money, and take up but littl room. Shop on Second street between Oük and MV.herry. EransviUo. b. iiioN j--3md.tw VLAND .MEMPHIS REGLE A tt E1.KLY? PACKET. rfiT-T- .ThcLMsrreüureftcanscrSÜUTIIW. Tkjplett. Com. leaves Louie viUc every Wcdnotda-r at 5 p. ?t. : leaves Memphis every Saturday at 5 p. .M.;leave LvatuvÜM for LnnlsvUle every Monday at 5 r. Wares Evausvillo for JIi-Ep: is every i burs.i.y at 11 a. w. wft.Vv'ay Rwiinejs solicited und attrnM to at tamo rates as chargi-d hy Packets. J.tn21-tf p. a. O' RILEY CO.. Airents. SI' ICH H J.VZJ JL Mustard - 60 dot. Pepper tt Tin Cans; H do Gin-.-r 1 do d; . 2.1 do Cloves 4 do d; 50 do CinDsnu-aJ do; . 10 do Asa. Nutmegs and Mace j . . -73 Mustard 1 i B caoa; fe..b l 40 do 1 do; - v - Warranted. nir-, or uoney nfHnde.1. by 7.. H.CiittK A SON. Äyl.WMI K -l 3 O uu a is älOL ÖM f fcet - . . 10 half chests Powrhong Tea; 6 bbls. Peart BarWv: 20 bt-to. Crash, and iowdere.l Su,rr; 100 bacs Cotton Yarn, 5, 6, 7 aud N; 75 boles Cotton Batting; 150 boxes No. 1 Htrrios. Received and for ale at redueed p rices for cfh. by - - I. V. HEWANN.

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rtCARD-TO THE TrZE.V J fffrI iwim.ii.-I have con traf t.-d THK THE

VJHL X.vansvu." n - - mall tri-weexiv, fiTt Ich we have so Ion ljs ?rss- 2-3

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or walcniui to snow p;u -"j . - . ,1-. 1st AbVbuMnt How la lb reper' rrt:yun.-U tl.a.t may wrought out I y t rgy and iuduir of '"..tvort". influent and pat-

ronage iu this adventura, and br "-; -d . an(i rofitabl m '... , 4.i ui But..u8 - p. G. FOWLER. jly-lw - " !- M ' 1.1 M E.HO.V ti'Rir fÄV jure Lrinon Syrup. boxes Liinp Totwo: 40 do Hamburg cd-, 1 wk Pried 15tfi , . . 3 bbl. ftn old Perh Brand. , 4 quart rip I' n 101-0 do do 0; 2 quart IMpe Tort Wine; A bbW. Inger Wino and Bran-lirt. E. -ived and lor i-lu by . . , , .. . . . , v I. A. V. HOOD Ä Cun cf Tea. We ns no io rcct irt of a very ;rade. CaU cue all. .lEST Uld i for wJe .. it. "i". " . . 1 II 1 If arrival tbi day fi i" Z. II. IÜOK SUS ', Ap n 0 WJtUit, Z. II. I AM. IV. V .l WfJL keg Mwini Kfl' Powder; ,'!J0 kegs ItUHtiuft lwd r j ?ntJLK 1i kr Ob Ul AhKt - W . Z. H.COOK A SOX. ftrOJJ-150 b"se aorted Toilet Soap; KU Ilv. very old Castile Soap. For sale bv Z. If. COOK k SON. 7l!T.in7K(lt.A(l r.r, V.-w Y..rW Mil. 1... I 9J FM. for shk by Z. II. COOK 4 SON. JROU KALE CHEJV1 KTJßJM F.VJL cine, iu running ord.-r, inch cylinder. 2l iuch etruke. Enquire I yier' Pajwr Mll, or of Levi 9. Clarke, orutr l'irst and Ch.vcut iitr.ets. Jlyti-diwlm - ' ' pm r h i nni n isf. 7lt Tri? & 9 JL ""Jiir-.I Ptjrs. Jt r.-ceived b, A. P. REVNOLf'S k TO. Mid TRI-WEEKLY .MAIL LINE. ' I Jr-'tTrfl 1 'i''-nor A LI PA, leave Kv- ! f 'JTsH I aiu-il, ev. ry Monday. Wedj SsiXicSA w4 aud Friday at 9 A. . ' LeMe r.du-ah every Turdv, Thurvday and Sati urday, t 9 a.m. lounecMn? at Eiantvtlle with E. i C. K. It. for II point North and Cu-t, aud with packet for louiavUlr. Wabash snd f.reen Khtrr. At Paduch wib packet ftr Saint Louts, I Now Orlcaue aud tic dily ntil bv.U fur Cairo, ! N'sfbiilk and Tcnnet.: Itivcr. Diuincs.' pretnpt!y atUadcd to, an I charge for freight und paaeag iaso 1 charged fcytho packet ii. loe. jlyl-PnidAvr 3 Ti lt THA?; OTHEHS. R. B. UART, i now prepared to rupply the city and country trade with tb Ktit of rorn "niea!, unb!td, rorn priu and hominy, of all prade; b;at griti", unN'lfed flour, rve flour, extra firmly four, enwh f'.td. brn, t.bipt'ifl', corn, utx, cltii ken fnd, and aU artittn in tbe fed line. All trade d' tlvrrod to any part cf the city. M-j4l m.diI fa your oHt. Mv rrirrs Tül to lvnr, a rhfp as tho chcaKHf, and aa food as lb" t. t. Tbe u nabln tixpea-e. better th;ta th tlcw ehIl!iD is ray mtto. AU may kpcnd on p ttin a'l wy tnd made of rone but tLc txt of frcur.d raic, x-1 will Luv no other. Si. B. HAKT. Jan27-d.tntf I uoL:jjji: touji l o " iue.'w laTi't r. ::ots......cio. w. wicxs..-....tr.vx t. -o:k. HOCK, WICKS, Sc. CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Commission Jlcrcliants, and Fdrrlu V Dome: tc'Llqunr, Cigars, A.c. A-e. AO l NT TOE VinClSIA, 'fSKOfiV ASI KT. TOBACCO. ALK, AUI.VTg FOK . MAYSVILLF. COTTOS YAH Sit, TWIST, HATTISC, COTTOS' Jt MAS1LLA CvliDAOV, No. Alt M:n etreet, LOI'ISVILLE, KY. We k.'ep eontntIv on baud a larpt rtck f ulir braudM of Tobacco, muunK win. Ii uro Holland' Emire Plnw Apple Talft and Paucake. Aleo, PnliertH' snd HariU' bei"! brrmcb.. Our eloek of pure Old Eowb -n on I Rye Vliiky, ia Ur;:.' aud well nehvu-d, 11 of hich we offer on g'K)d term to tbe Wrterr. mid Sofb.-rn trade. J OCK, W ICKS A CO., Main ttort. iVliolesnlc Tolacco Ascnry. N. 511 Main kfrei-f, Louisvillr,"Ky. We are now eeeeiins otur new to-k T Virginia ml K.-iitiit ky Tubarc s hi-h we ofl.-r low to the tric. HOLL A Mi TORACCO. Emprern Pmniitin Krand. 'joo IVixen. T. J. IMland, N.. 1 IT.'. J.i. .b Steader 13 C. I.. Holland .10O S. R. (iarner... -JOO C. U. HoiUnd ') II. II : 7f. l do do do do do Kee. Hütt. do Ilxtra Pancake Extra Foil Twiot I'fu Apple Tut Wado and Pro. Twb-t löddcn Ae Pancake .10 60 7.1 do M Boxe. . LJ.NGII0RVS TORACCO. ld Inf txtra.... TS) Unit. J ?I . f ..ib . T' H S. E. Wliiu V) d -V K. ....... 100 d4r HA KKIS TOBACCO. ! Sullan.... 75 CjitV. Pt oidc'o aorite..M ry TV. do do 1( Catt'n. ime Cork 'jfy C;ee. Luxury of tbe p.ople mi Kep. Aprici ; no iio Jrthn Smith 'JO Qi. RotiEKTb TOBACCO. E. ?. .nej I E X. Barton ...m R'O Boxes. '. 0 dti m :v Ii v r-utt. I TfohrrO." rWt Plu-h liolle KENTUCKY AND .MISSOURI TORACCO. I f -tvs'r IUett' lb... 70 Ruits. M ..I'M do 80 Ihilt.i. 4A do . 100 Boxe. M...U-Y Pkg. P-nnextt . do .V Wotlto!k's Ooimilk and .'ia fr I iL! Ru-k Hi do d' S A .. I allies.. do do Gundry Bramls (lb A,:) , ... iv n , .... 6l M.M.rMrt. LmiievUle, Kj. j!v3-3m X iTiUTI0l M iAJ?J.M .yri vT ED a eitiL-ition as Book-keeper or Salesman, by a young man who ha had several years experience in both of tho shore branches. Salary, moderate at fir: t, an 1 uaesttptictiable ref.;renc 'jriven. AdM. C, Box 137 V. O. 3-U Evansville, Ind. Tlfßil StltOOL Of .TIE IU - mmL cine. Louisville. Kv. The, Leetarsin this ruftitntioo will eommems on the. first Monday in November, acd continue fiwir months. During Octobtr rn-liminary lectures will ba dilivereiat the llospital an 1 College. FACULTY. Rcnj. W. Dudley, i. D., Emeritus rrofeswor cf urgxry. Henry M. Pullitt, M. D., PreJessor of Theory and Prsctiee ef Mrtlirine. John Hardin, ?I. D., Trof'seor of Obstetrics and Clinical Medicine. C. W. Wright. 31. D.. Profissor cf Medical Chemfctry. N". B. Marshall, M. D. rrofesjor of 3Iatcrla Medici and Thi-rspeufica. Middleton Gold.raith, M. P., Professor of the Principle r.f Surgery and Clinical Surpery. A . 1. Srirman, M. p., Profror of Anatomv." r,. UvyiiMs, M. D., Professor Of PhTaiÖlOffT and Pathological An .torn v. David Cummins, M. D. Dcmonstratcr. I or iuformxition address ". B. MARSHALL, Jf. p., jlyl-2m " Doan of tbe Facultr. WhlSSOLtTIO'.THli J'i MW R. If. BENNETT A CO., is thi a. . - 'JT.Tf OP by mutual cousetit. The biminess will herean.-r h carried on by Jimes Sw.mson, who Ul Btttlo all business connected with the Ute firm. , ' R- H. BENNETT, Jlyl-lm JAS. SYVANSOy, jf!'' 'l.nifEK f KHIJ'GLES JL TO BUILDEKi AND CARPENTER." Tho subscriber hi bought out tho Interest ef R. H. Innett,iathcLunhiTYard,neiir KraU A Hcillmans loundery. Ho now otters his stock at a cheap prios for cash. j')"-3ra JAS. SWAN SON.

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IF YOU WANT INVITATION CARDS, IF YOU WANT INVITATION CARDS, IF YOU WANT INVITATION CARDS' IF YOU WANT INVITATION CARDS, OR ANYTHINC ELSE, OH ANYTHING ELSE. , OK ANYTHING ELSE, OK ANYTHING ELSE, IN THK PRINTING LINE, IN THE PRINTINu; LINE, IN THE PRINTING LINE, IN THE PRINTING LINE, GET THEM AT THE JOURNAL OFFICE, GET THEM AT THE JOURNAL OFFICE, GET THEM AT THE JOURNAL OFFICE, GET THEM AT THE JOURNAL OFFICE, WHERE THEY II WE NEW TYPE, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW TYPE, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW TYPE, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW TVPE, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW PRESSES, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW PRESSES, V.HEHE THEY HAVE NEW PREISES, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW PRESSES, AND EVERYTHING ELSE NEW, AND EVERYTHING ELSE NEW, AND KEK1THIN: ELSE NEW, AND EVERY I HING ELiTJ NEW, AND OF THE REST QUALITY. AND OF THE BEST QUALITY, AND OF THE BEST QUALITY, AND OF THE REST QUALITY, AND MOST FASH Ion' ARLE STYLES. AND MOST FASHIONABLE STY LES, AND MOST FAMMON.YÜLE STYLES, AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, VND DO WORK CHEAPLY, AND DO WORK CHEAPLY, AND I'O WORK CHEAPLY, AND DO WORK CHEAPLY. AND DO TT NEATLY, AND IM) IT NEATLY, AND DO IT NEATLY, AND DO IT NEATLY, AND IN THE REST STYLE, AND IN THE REST STYLE, AND IN" THE PEST STYLE, AND IN THE BEST STYLE. GIVE U: "AM., CALL, CALL, CALL, GIVK US f.IW. I S ;ive us AT OUK NEW OFFICE, AT OUK NEW OFFICE, AT OUK NEW OFFICE. AT OUK NEW OFFD E, AND SEE OUK SPECIMENS, AND SKK Ol'H SPKCIMK.NS, A N I SEE OfK SPECIMENS, AND SEE nrx Pl-LCIJIKSS, AND LL'AKN OUR PRICES. AND LEARN Ol Ii PRICES. AM LEAKN V it 1MMCES. AND LEARN Olli PKICES. WE DE IV riiMPlITIOf, AVK I)l.pV "OMPKTITION, W E IErv MPETITION, ! AVK DEFY COMPETITION, EITHER IN YVORKMANSIIIP, EITHER, IN YVOKK.MANSHIP, EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, . OR IN PRICES. K IN PRICES. ok IN PRICES. OR IN PRIOmS. Over CRANE'S COMMISSION HOUSE, on Water Hreet, thr.v d-.r from Main, Evansville, Ind. EVANSV1LLE JOURNAL COMPANY. f1 ORP O RJ TO.Y Wo TIL EORwy dcrod, that the owners of lob 10 and 11, bloik 32, Esstern Fnlarg. menf, and lotn 20s, 13, an 223, Donation Enlargement of tfce Citv of anville, eja the idcwalks in front of said Ms to brought to the proper city grade, rnd 3 good britk pari meet of tbe tuual vri ltli be laid down in front of said lots within thirty day fr ni the pnMication cf this notice, and in default thereof, Ihe Common Council will proceed to perform said work, and the costs and expenses a cruiug therebv, will b assessed to and Oillectcd by sale of wud prTertv, or so much thereof as w ill wti.-fy Mid ;in and costs. By order of the Common Couixil of the Citv of ET?"VVÜC- . A.AtMCKL.CIcr'k. Jlyl-lOt Volks bote copy. '., 00SI .V;,(.O.Y, WILL 9 w etf. r for sate on Friday morning, July 2nd, at 9 o clock, an a-Krtm nt of T.ible ;i.i.ware. to be sold by tho box to the trade, eonsi.-ting of Mt. Vernon Decanters, Taylor Mobiles Ju-.. Exrel-ior Diamond Saucers and Covers Mt. Vernon. j.-m and Palace Goblets, pint Palace Tumblers 1 pint, JJ quart Charleston, Scott, and other Tumblers, gillbar. Mt. A'ercou Glasses; gallon Jan-, Nappics, Ac. Toe:tbcr with an a-ortm.-nt nf r.i.nti' Summer Cxsats and Pants, LndicV Dretw Trimmings t .loin auvique, r.ioDons, MgiD, Iny.rtin?. ir , with some good Jewelry, Ac. jlyl-?t fl I TI" ' JTOTIVE. OR. dT iT thi own''lr or owners of Lot 1, Block l'W, in LnDia-co, caiLse a good plank sidewalk of tho usual width, to bo Lid down along biJs ""i, ' irom Fourth street, to the Canal Bridge-, on ITurd Avenue, within thirty davs from the publication of this notice, and in dtCiuIt thcroof, tha Common Council will proceed to perform Eaid work, and the costs and expenses ax ruing thcsebr.wül U assessed to and collected by s lie of said property or bo nucb thereof, as will B;.tify eaid lien and eota. By oruer ef the Comtmn C.Miuril of tho aZ?,"FXl , A. LLMCKE, Ckrk.

MISCELLANEOUS.

a9TZ M. .VeBrid will an imlcpr--d.?utciu3uMe&r Sheriff, at the t-nsuing tK tubc-r

Wf E A aiit, i.i'. WucassALE DopartnKHit. Fint from Main: Retd lvrartuw-nl,

ntrt. firt Joor Main ttrc t, first Mow Ii oni'T. ,. H. Cok brn to lhauk hw frioud- in nj i,. iirhl.rbxd. for tb. ir favor to freely beIm... in,. h hu N ii in txieiticfi among O.em.au.1 tke this opportunity of iittroriuciug t th.ir notW hiwn,Mr. II. A. rwfc.wbom l:tkeu liitu imrtnrsnip irom iuw .wiu, " for the u"w firm of Z. If. C,fc A Son, arontinuance of tbe mpport j liberally eouft-rreitou hmir. Z. H. Ccx k A Sm. bioinc ten ihe InWDr on mi- and pun-hwd tl whole Mock of Mr. M. W i-f.ipr. f,i-l confident that iYcr w ill b enabli-d

, I to Hupplv th citirnof E-nHville with every arti- , cle tbvy may ruire in tbe Gr-jcery aud ProviMon

the roeutrv havinc proauec of anT kiud to dispose of, to their increueed tatlUtT . . tT .1.:- k . iu Ir .nil 11 l-.T! villi- theiH at thrirotore, with all articWn-quired h. the whotedepartment, at Frii that must insure thoir orJen for the futur. T' Xskh W Dealer aiut CommUion Mrrrhaut, Jtff. reon Citv Stwk Lamling, New Orleans, La. . . .v.J v- w. a. oKt.Tiioier. o.t;51tf JL roifMOii auJ Forwardiug Men. baut, N.r Or1 1 . UIV..-11 IThlTCIlVIt T UWi Ii Äi'inU.-ionan.t ForwanlinR Merchants St. Iui. Liberal aivam-ea m.ule on Co .le on cuiihiunmeuw o t-iiu-i of our bouses. nt. rr to Jlfwr?. Alii & Howe, Bomuat A A'vile, Lt.wurd ,t Broun, Evansvillo. AAL ygi'TrtWcÜEi.r. v ro.. l o.v. vis. M ion and Forwarding Merchants, No. 70, IV -dran treet. New Orleans. T. C. TWintELL..... -- 1-.UKCUII.P. my-JT-ly , '" Mg.. ...- vv b ' u .. , iw tic-ure. t or their Ml-rTtr fj lumrrt- W.y.,, 4o fnent City Rank, (J. Cudand, Rf ker and Cauker, J. H. Magher A Co., and lt'iiient ,t Viel. P. II OtN BRooK A Co., Ajrrnts f. lCMf Water Mr-et. Evunvtilo, lud. tjf rmzu Tjf KfEjivoii Camlio culwcrilMi f.r the NEW YORK WEEKLY TBESS, A Retutifully I'l'ietrated Family Newspaper. Thfl Nt w York Weekly Prcsa u ouoof ih- lnrgt aud bt literary rnr-rsof tbe day. A larg" Quarto toot;iiiinij Tuenly Paqei", r Smxi'v Column!-, of entei laming matter ; and E'.ccautlv Illustrated rim Wfk. " A Gift w-orih from rO iNnti to J.1 will be Fcnt to e:K-h kuktiiU I ou rtixirt of the eubcription money. . . RS! One ee.py for e.ne rear, and 1 pift 52 00 1 hree fOJ.tea one y.ar, Bud U ltr f. otl Five ropii one yir, and ö filtü..... S O) Ten ccpie one year, and 10 giUK 15 0J Twrnty rne. copies on yt-ir, and 12 jifti' :o 0u Cnnadf.TU tubcril)eri( mit "od 2 rents each in addition, to the above raio, to pv the Amnion poftagr, which niul bo pr-pa;l. The wtii.lc.-4 to I di.-tt:l.utej are cor-.j-rited in the f'dlowinar IW : 1 U. S. In aMiry Note f 1O0O 00 2 do d r",o 00 each. ö do 1 .1.. 'jll (f l each. 10 do do do toil VO etit-li. Patent I-ver Hunting Caecl Watch.- SP 00 Ä Gold Watches... M 7." Oil " :' do , Ol Cm 1"0 Ho Ml Oil '.'O LJi' Gold Wa tche :tj "0 -.' Silvu- Hunting Ca.--l Walche.- 00 MM Silver Wat.-h.-e -10 00 Io 0 O0 lriO Cold Guard, A'cr.t and Fob Chain- 10 00 to CO 00 1000 G ! I iV ux nd 1. ni ile b 00 t 1.1 00 G-.ld Lork t-, Prai-lett". Brnneli-, E;ir Droj, Rrcuet 11-iri, Cuff Piu-, Sleeve Buttons. Kins Shirt Study, Watch Key, G.dd and Silver Thiinhl'-, and a variety of oilier articles worth from 00 rents to Jl.'i 0. v-h. On reC.-ipt of Ihe ioibrriptiin money 1 ho ub-mrib-r's name ill lie entered uon our IkmAm opposite a numhi-r, and the gilt crre?jinding with tl.at uumU r will hu forward..-d within oue w.-ek to him, by mail or express, pt-aid. There I neither humbug nor lottery atjout the above, as ctery sulAttrilM-r is Kuro of a "prize of valu. YNe i-n-b-r to mak this liN-ral distribution among th ui intrd of giving a htrge rommiseiou to Agents, giving to the hutci iber the amouut that would tr to the Agent, and in manv rases a hundred fold more. DAN IEL A DEE, Publisher. apI2-4iin 5211 Centre street. New York. HflTTROW AO.A, TV-uWrs iu Jewelry. JLS Y'.'atclh-s, Clof-kf, Silver v are, Ac., have now on hand a eil Mrl.ricl tock of gold and Silver Watcbe; fine Jewelry of all kimW and of the lateet styl; Y'atikee Clocks in Bronze, lnn and Wood cases, silver t.tMe and teafHX'ns, t.!att-l ware, jsrt monnaie, pold, silver and bte.- spectacle, Ac, wbi h we urc prepared to Sell at the l.iw.jtt Intern pric-s, imd warnuit every article to ho what it is n-prew-tif!. Tho public pn-r:tlly ore invito.! to call und examine for tbemnclves, at the wA ktand, on Main strct, between First and Nn-oud. ap2" K. .rteOttKU, ATTO ItJJi 1 WW at Law sn.l Noi.-u-y J'ullic. otlico in the Cnm-cnt City Bank Ruihling. YS ill attend faithfully Io all bifcdue eiilru-f-d to hitu. mv.'iO-ly nr.'LLOCK A HTOlUI.MIf, I.TZrn.MiL IX'liltl AN I IJEALLK3 IN Domestic and Foreign Drugs, MEDICALS, CHEMICAL., Taints, OIl,A'ariilsIirs, Itruslies, Glass .l.VD W.AiSWAKF, FATES T MLVlCISLti, PERFUMERY, BIRD CAGES, EVANSVILI.K. IMIAM. Having made Ivee additions to our stork, e are now ready to fill ail orders with euch qualify of trtxvtd as we f. el assured will give ent ire satisfaction. Ah wo ni:ike our purcha-. by the pa.-ksg-e, s are ensbUd to -rTor th-m at' the Iuit po.ib!! prie.. ther-by givive the purcus- the sain ad vantage.-, an those who buy East. Wc also deal extensively in D.I G VFRRFOTYFE .1 A'D .I.VROTITr FT0CK Ar.d keep constantly on hand a !;ir;;e and vari.nl as-sortno-ot of Caes, Chemicals, Ci.no.rals, and every srthle eo nne. td s-itli the art. Operatoi" that ebo.-e to ord.-r, snd etnl-ing re-miiUn-v, the nie rarniiH j.ri,-. will ohcrrved !is if thry attend p-rKiiially. M Io n gotwls out of ur line are vvanb'il, we will proeure them with pler,e, at the l.jwert price.Wc nhal!, as lieretofore, jive parti.-tilar attention o have all (rd'-ii cant'uliy pfw-ked aud promptly forward'-!. S?l . ilALLftCK A STODDARD. "4 iyi it 1 n't . pick iTJi niitTii3 RING, Salmon, I kkcn ll, Ubii.; Fifh, Lime Cepient, Almonds, Rrazil NtiU, 'i!I.:rts, tnsütli Walnut, "arrant. I:ni-)n.-. Fip, CaInj.bcr, Aluni, EpfOiu S.'ilfs, Sulphur, Roll Erintone, Copper, .Mrfdlr, Lfjwortd, Intli-'",. Cruiai Tartar, S"j, R-d "ord, all kind.; Blacking, Buttinir. Clovna, lUrana. Orn.an, ik1 half ferHMih Cigar ; Tewj., Ginger all kinds ; Glares Jars, U-tntem, mii'I Flask, l-uion Syrup, Miu-turd, Nutmeg, .Matches, Spanib Io, Irt.b.t.-ri., Oystri., Sardines, Pepper S.iuce, Stove Pipes, Jiositi, Faiwy Si, Poh.I'T, Sf. ty Fue, Tobacco, all kinds; Sr-tch SuulV, Starch, Virn-Kar, Paj-r, all kind ; Ri, Ac, Ac. . A supply of tbe love kept cc-nftantly on hand, and for sab", low, by GILBERT A E0WLES. June 23-tf Syaci.j. re, near WutT. On II RUH f 'HOICK l.AHI f)1.7 si r io t.xs. Star On-IW, 20 do Aorled le rman and Palm Ssip, j'v-t raeejvrd by Z. II. COYK A Nn. 7s ff.ÜEK 1 1: VK TA BLK A,' -Ä Fre-h Salmon, iu 1 and 2 lb c-ans. do Lobtter, do do do do Mackerel dj dj d do Fhal, da do do do n.inn do do rlo do C-vc Oysters, do do fr sale by Z. H. Cf m )K A SON. jr y 1A'."T.M. NlrfNT DYVELLING HOUSE on Oak tt. b-tween First add Second, now in the occupation of 31r. KersU-nnan. - Apj ly to J. WESTLT HUGHES, crto jnlve' W. KESTERMAN. " B iiii fit ICS II MTTJJItflOO JLivf DOZ. EGGS. For sale at jnl2 - Z. H. COOK A SON. tii qi'iui.Kfs i:TUJ tsviLPlf GAR CURED HAMS. 1-eerved and for sale by july. H. COOK A SON, Sole Affent Cr Eraiirvillr.

Tf AHE EIS1I, L.JKE EISII. WHITE MJ 1 1SH, PICKEREL and BASS, a rideudid article juet received by i"'.T Z. II. COOK & SON. oitpoHUTio' .y-otjca:. otT- fiered. That the owners of Lots in Block 1, in the Laetern Enlargement of the City of Evansville, cause tba alley in t-aid Block, running from Second to Third street, (so much of the Knau U not yet paved) to be bronght to the proi-r city grad-, and lay a nine inch limcstcuo pavement in six inches of gravel, within thirty davs from the publication of this notice; and in default thereof, the Common Council will proceed to perform said work, and the cotts and expend accruing thereby will be aetieosed to and collected by tale cf said property, or so rcuch .thereof as will sat it call lien and oo's. . Ry erder of the Common Ccwdt ef the City ef Evnsvi!le. A. LEMCKi. Clerk. y' I ICt 'olktbctc eepy.

STEAMBOATS.

Ell OKI, .. vW J.A'XI JKiw.yy Y1LLE PAt.ivt.1, in a. iiiuma. tVw-SiitrtrT, will run regularly for tho - - J, : J . V...

lone as the water wia permit j' lietw-ccn Evanhville and New Orleans. 1 roro hw irrestVperd. ehe can eahily make tbe trip h thlrtn and wiU leav here every filteenth day after iL "r d. narture. She will return on her third trip h. r d. lrture.iE oJ, MAY. ,

Tbe time cf b.-r arrival will be teiejrrai nea rrorn Vi'kshurgh and Mehiphis' o" dul" auouKedin ?, 1 tb.t fchir-w rs may know and rely upon berinoveimnt. ' ' Her onicrrs pI.-dRe tncmeei.- v . Dowvrfbrthc interwt ana unie ram- "V P1: . . .... ...... ;fv Dii.mtf VN. and thfv solicit iu return from citireus ucU mn! ua will make their connection wuh the city nent and miprocauy piv" - need f.r her surP"'' vr f1K'u V11 ' rhe afford to renuc per "Zmin. here shou d, therefore, tor uieir v .lector to ure her up freights from their eorre Spondents. 1. A. CliANE, Agent. ajkll-tf . ' (Um ET. EV ANSVILLE, rADUCAH AN If CAIRO PACKET. ,ri(ifl, v. lf-"r-ter, lewvra Evtvnsville every Mon---dav and Thursday at 12 o eloek. ?I . arriving t.tlUucah at 6 olk,A. M.,Wr-atr-o'clock,' M luewiay aua imui. Waves Cairo every Tuesday ana t rinay. niM. V M., Md Taducah every edw-sday and SaturN?Ecf AT ANSVILRE WITH THE LVANSV1 LLE AND UAWFORD.ILLL R. U and Packets ft-r tureen lUver AK eonn.x-ting at Milithlaiid with Cumberland River Packets; at Cairo with Xeinnhie, Now Orleans aid M.-mum I-jick.'ts. - Tickets can be obtained on board the boat fcr all Eateru Citie. mar23-ly OJIFORT, H PEE It ..Vi TY." l!i(riilarSt. Louu and LouibViue Pack ets, LIGHTNING LINE. WM-v, Tlie following 1-oats have mm- . IvSi'i s-meiiced their irru'.ar trip in thwiif cTrarro rvm'hVgVitSJVVf-tw" ticular attention to all wsv business. Tho FASHION, CAPT. J. V. WARTIN,' PaM-s EvanvilW, cing down every Tmd.iy airn ing, and u every Friday morning. The HIGHFLYER, CAPT. THO. WKJGHT, Tafse Evt nville, goiDg down, every TbMj morniug, a.id up every Monday morning. LOUISVILLE AND ST. LOl 13 Piu-nerjers and shipper can rtly upon thosi boats baviug piiuctually on their regular days, and conRrcliii v 1 1 1 all the put keU running alov( Si. Louie. 1 or freight cr paege a ply on board or to marl7 1'. G. O' 151 LEY 4 CO. 2 "IK i ILJLU K I J.V I VXAMS JÜVl AllL LOUISVILLE PACKET. fprSf lhe JOUN BUICG3 will berufter zJ' r Bariy as a jATuisviuo ana Lvausvillo racket: havine excellent acconnn.xlations f r Passengers. She will leave j.ianswnc every weouewJjy aua Saturday alt . u-x-n at ä o'clock, prwi-Iv. N. II. COBB, Master. marSj P. M. GARDNER. Tk. mpv.uL lau y,oi7.m,E, eT Jf. ANsVlLLE AND HENDERSON PACKET. The STLAMER SCIOTO. NO ?. --r-S-w ill Wave Evausville every Tjr--Srdav at o'cloek. r. at., aud Satur day at - o'elox k, t. Jf., lor Hratk-ix and Lot isvillo. Accouituodatioits cxo-llrnt. jau'Jü ,m O TICE.-CA8H! W V On and aft. r February CASH.' CASS! 11. IV. I will Jos my books to all runninir accounts and sell for cash only or its equivalent. ExrH-rii-rMV has taught me tu take this plan. be. lieving it to be to the interest of buyers, as well as to myself. I hU try to make it an object for all to pay -a--h, and b--e to giv oflrnre to une by refiihing credit, at hLall refuse all Without n-spect t person or is-rsons. All gvd must be paid tor before they leave the tore. If not satb-factory, they an be returned, and I wilt refund the money. -AIo, I take this opportunity to offer my sincer" thanks for the liberal patronage with which I was heretofore fiivored, and ak a continuance of th same, proinicing to merit the samo by prompt and fair dealing and au additional inducement In price, janla SAM. EM BICH, Main st., 3 doors below Second. ACOH nERS. It l'I LIIER A. VI CONTRACTOR. Sash, Doors and Bliuds mad to onb-r. All kinds of Carpenter snd Joiner Work doli in a god snd workmanlike manner. Shop on Third Stritt, U-tweeu Cherry and Oak Streets. mv 4 -tiro ins irJfbE ULL MA TH . AVJ EV ClJL TABLISHMENT. SUNDERLAND. hH oiN-iH.-d iu connexion with hi.- Shaving Kabmn, som commoilious and elegant BATHING ROOMS, shr g.-ntlomen an get a pleasant cold or warm bath at all hours of the day, from 6 A. M to II at night, for the very Di0ci.-ra.te price of 25 cents each, or Ave tl k ts for one dollar. jaö-tf wpOSTO.V IIELTI'fJ COJirA.Yi: JLm Manufncturers of Maehino Belting, . Steani Packing, Engiuc Hose, and all other articles f A' ulcanied India Rubber, ueJ for Mectanial and Manuf:iCturing pnrj"H-s. BABCOCK .V SONTAG, Atrents for the Companv, Water Hrret, Evaaville, lud. Tho exjH-ri.-nre of the last fen years La. ju&U? gained the confidence of tha cownm.ni; this, togtther with great improvements in the quality warrants the manufacturer in nsserGng it to bo superior to leather, or any thins; tst, for all ooen belu ; und. from their Kng cxiericncc and mperior ma chinery, authoiizes thm to assert its superiority over all olln-r manufacturers; ample Wtlminlals öf which, from tbe largest nvanufacturlnir tablish-m-n ts in the New England Slates rau be fonndat thesenf. A larps af-sortmeut jays on hand, and furt i.-hed of given length at short notice. ht.ltf ni'AII THISIT WILL PA SUE -M V have on hati'iod will sell at rwducod price. for Caah, a p.jd stock of Gold and Silver AVatcbss. Newest s;yle. (f Fine Jewrlrv, Silver Ware, (kM P-n, J'ortmonal.-s, Oocks, ie. Those in want f any article in our line of business, will find it greatly to their inten-st to give u a-eall, as w wiehto close out as much as possible of our prerent stock, preparatory to the Fall trade, and will aell not below but at a email advance on cost price. BITTR0LFF A SON, Jv8 Main i-treet, between First and Second. WRva HTORE, DR. .n.fyvrv M having opened a Retail Drug Store, on the corner of Sen.nd and Locust treets. aolk-its 1b pat-. finage of the tii7.eus of L'vantville and vicinity. The eulire stock has been purchased in the East, regardless -f t-xpen-, of Hm? purest and t-t mate. rl.t'., and ennsist in part, of Pure Drugs. Medicine. Cliemi.s.ls Pure YMnes and Brandies, (for medictl furposes only,) Stationary Perfumery, Soap and all 'omtar I'at.-nt Mediciue. Uud'Physioians prescriptions and family recipe compounded by au experienced apothecary, at all iK tir of Ihr day and nijrliL atgld-Iy H sors to S. E. Gilbert A Co., Wholrsalo Grcx-ers, Sycamore strwt, l"t ween Water and Firt sfref?, Eratu-tille IoH. A full aaaortroevt of Cro.-rWa always n band, anl fr sie at tbe lowest price. Agent fr "Cypress Mills" Cotton Yarn, at manufaftiirer's price. ixtT) IRtj' irh'i .w a 1 n r no irT w Wholesale and R -tail druggist, Y aslungt -n BVsfc. Main etreet, Evausville, Indiana. tnan&Vly WAJIES .W. NIIAy 'H L .A , A TT OR' ww n v ! rst Law, Evansville. Indiana. tff"flic- on Third street, in the rtar af tha free, cent City Bank Building. ap30-ly jtnoiiHit ti, JO .VA oj jttobZ V fJL n. v & Counsellor at Law. Kvaiuc.il- inA aw lumeon inira street, in tne Crescent City Rank Building. Ept2-ly TIP LR It U. POLK, ATTOBJS'E AT JLP Law, Notary Public, Real Estate and Collect, ing Agent, will attend to every species of convey, ancing, take dcrxition and affidavits, acknowledgment ,f Itesds, and Mortgages, n fact, will rw-f-rm faithfully all business of an .Attorney entrust-, ed to bis care. nw.Uoom in W. IS. BrownWs cflice, Prineeton, Indiana. i-pt23-ly m V, H. M.WE l A TTOB.YjiS W W at Law and General Collecting Agent. Hen-eb-rson, Ky. mliÄuf

JT A. ttAJ'IIEMS, SIL I 'ER P LA TEA' E" No. 8, Marble Hall Ituilitius, Second Storj. Main street, tvansville, Indiana. Cu-riogo wosU Plated with neatness and d spaten. Furnb to orHer, siler, Io..r, Number and Maiiufactunm n-sv, 1'Uf s. B. I1 PuMj. llincre. Bailinff. Kik.Isi, Iks with Plated Kuobs and Furniture, at Cincinnati f'i'i-e. marl. Fwi 4J..yOEL, HTOCK COJl.niHHIO.V JL Merchant and proprietor of Stock Stahb, New Orleans La. Jan2257-ly. ZEiTEsTAHLlsjlEII ' EOl.'.Ylß U AyND 3IACI11NE SHOP. KRATZ A I1EIL3JAN, line street, ansvilW Indiana, The proprietors of the City Foundry are now pre- . pared to do all kinds of Mach ins and Finishing work, and everything appertaining to the foundry business. Machinery of all kinds, made and repaired. AVe have every facility of the best machinery and workmen, and wc girt all work cntrmtcd to us, our undivided attention. AVe are tnanufoclurisg BOILERS AND STEAM ENGINES, cf any power required, tmd ready to promptly 1H1 orders for this kind of machinery, wan-antuir our work, and catbficd with retvtpfiÄble prtcea. Tha Foundry, Furnishing ehorsv, ttc, are en Pine street. THE SALE BOOMS are en ?Ia!a ttrett. juit aboe Second, whrs ordra wil be rce:rC4. KB A 12 & HIIL"11. rrCVly