Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 199, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 July 1858 — Page 2

OtttHHL EVANSVILLE, IND. MONDAY MORNING, JULY 12 . jgpHon. Mr. Niblack, the Representative cf this District ia Congrc&J, was in Sown on Friday and Saturday looking as affable and complacent, as if there had been

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no suspicion of harm or wrong in Lecotnptoniim, cf which he has been an undeviating abettor. The Judge has sadly endangered his own prospects to serve his friend the office-holders whose interests he could promote only by yielding to the wishes of the Executive. They are now making strenuous efforts to repay the service, and to retain him in a position where "he can continue to aid them, by canvassing the district. They wiU be unremitting in their labors for him, as the issue may determine their own fate. Judge Niblack will have an army of active advocates in the field to aid him, not only by their eloquence and acts of intrigue, but with their money,

while Judge Hovcy will be compelled to face this disciplined and mercenary host, single handed, without any organized party to sustain him. Judge Hovey has assumed a "bold aai gallant itand in defence cf hb convictions . of right, that must enlist the sympathies of every generous voter." If he fi?hLä and wini the battle alone, w:ta so 0 many odia against him, it will be the proudest triumph of pcrsoail independence over party cliqueiiru ever achieved in the State CäJfA con: pondent from Spencer, writ: U3 that the prospects of the independent Democracy ia that county are very bright. Hovey will carry the county by 100 or 500 rotea. He says the attempts of the Evansviile Postmaster, and the clique of Vanderburgh oSce holders, "to Wheedle" the Democracy into what they call "the old line" docs not succeed at all. Their presence and efforts, he thinks, are doing mere for Hovey than the Judge's bc-J. friend, could accomplish. It ia the intention of the anti-Le--compton party at their convention to indicate a new candidate for State Senator, as Shoemaker's prevarications have destroyed all confidence in his political sincerity. He is abo unpopular in his own county, with hia own party, where he was beaten last Mtuaa by a ma of hia own political ßentidtita. who was comparatively a recent comer and but little known to the people. A correspondent from Perry county, writes us that if an intelligent anti-Lecompton Democrat be announced for the State Senate, for the district of Warrick, Spencer and Terry, the latter will surely give Lira a ma jority of at least 300 votes. tjTln the case of Gen. Jim Lane, the Kansas magistrates were twenty-four hours ia making their decision after the close of the trial. This difficulty was caused ia part by the contradictory character of the tettiimagined in connection with the case, was sworn to by the witnesses on one tide or the ether. Every thadc of character of a case wa3 made out from the blackest and most deliberate murder, to the most meritorious and gallant instance of self-defence ever recorded From the known character of the witnesses the Court could have been at little loss to know what part of the testimony was credible, but as they were at liberty to', believe one part as well as another, they studied some time to decide what aspect they had better give the case. , Though this result was not unexpected, yet it has excited great indignation in the better and more intelligent class of the community, ' for they know just how the case was made out, but the rowdies, who are all Lane's friends, are in great glee The cause of the quarrel between Lane and Jenkins, arising from the disputed land claim, was carefully kept out of tbis investigation by Lane's counsel, and it must be confessed that without this the case appears much better for Lane, but to those who know how he provoked this quarrel, by making a vexatious claim to land to which be had no title, how he tried to compel Jenkins by threats and otherwise to com- , promise and give him half of it, and how when he found it was impossible to frighten Jenkins into any compromise, he finally provoked him into a hostile attitude where he could get an excuse for killing him. To those who know all this, it fppcars a most deliberate murder. He knew there was no pcssibility of making any arrangements with Jenkins; With him his case was hopeless, , but may not be so with his administrators or representatives. - tO-Ir. James H. Headiy, heretofore a respectable citizen cf Buffalo, has been tsntea:ci to the State PrUa fcr five years fcr passing counterfeit money. The Czuricr says the prisoner, while receiving his sen- . tczee, tepcared perfectly tcrpid, lyh ia an arzi chair pole and motiinleci The prisoner was an inveterate :r.r,c . - J .1 f-. .4 VT, V c cr.ee. Before hia trial, he was out fcr eighteen noatbsca tail for S5.C0O; darisg the time jtatice was ffaspendei over hin, he nadc $3O,0C0 by shaving zzi specslath epen the necessities of his neighbors during the piaic. He clutched his gas with such an avaricious grasp, that he would not pay the $3000 bail aad go free ; but to save the ' $5000, tcck the chances of in acquittal, and got a seatence to the penitentiary from which all his wealth wen't relieve him. Pkodcctiow or Opioi w India. It is recorded as a matter of Cict that there are out hundred thousand acres of the Nr. land In India, watered by the Ganges, devoted to the production of opium. The annual value of the crop is set down at $33,000,000, npoa which the East India Company levy a tax of 55,000,000. It i estimated tbat China has paid India within the laat fifty years, $4,000,000 for opium, over three hundred per cent cf this sua being clear profit. fyJTbe Post on and Lowell R.Itroal has been in operation twenty-three years, running four and eight long pauger trains per day, aad not a single pajrr-ngtr hat ever been killed on it."

fiSTMr. Breslin, the defaulting and ab- j

sem liner treasurer of Ohio, br whose dis- J honesty the ötatc lost $300,000, promises to make a dLclourc, from his retreat in Canada, of the manner iu which the Stale funds were tquandertd and lofct. It is said he was a generous, confiding man, without any business sagacity, and wai the victim cf the machinations of a company of reckless tpcculators. He was elevated to the place by hard, scheming, proßigate men, with a view to be used, and, if ncctosary, ruined, , t to serve their purposes. He did uot want a conception of the difference between right and wrong; but wa3 destitute ot the moral firmness to resist the pressure of these who elevated him, and . tyrannized over him by keeping that fact constantly before his eyes. lie has attempted to shield these fake fnencU by refusing to make any disclosures that would implicate them, believing that as the t 1 - . .1 J W - money was irreinevaDiy iom, h umu no good to the State, but would carry un happiness and suffering into numerous, now happy families. But he finds that these friends, whose . welfare he has faithfully guarded, have so wantonly disregarded kh feelings and situation, that they arc no longer entitled to any consideration ct his hands. That their pkdgea of " their niobt sacred honor" ere but as ttraws ia the wind; and.. he knows that while in exile, they bold tbc money and hngb at him. Hence his determination to rnskc the sUtcmer.t, a::d let them take the coi.scqvnce?. , Col. I'epper'a Adtrei. The following ü tbc addrcoo of Cel. Pep per to the citizens of OUi" aid Switzfrlsnd counties, offcrhg himxlf as 11 independent candidate for the Senate. The Colonel has becu one cf the most ardcut and ccsiistcnt Democrats in the State, and haa been looked upon aa one of the standard borers of the party: t mow cmzii-a : Alter a carctui exam ination cf the Cincinmti Tbtform of 185, and a candid recurrence to the argv.mcnts of the papera aud tpcakctt who supported the candidate for the Presidency ncmiaated by tbc Convention that adopted it, it B-xras to me that to strip tbc platform of the rpirit of pcpular sovereignty, you have, instead of a system cf principle!, tit to be supported, a caffold well suited fcr the political eaci.utioa of every Demotrat w ho shall ttcp upon it. I cannot concur w 1 1 that rrty or fic i n that would waive the right to cicrci-f popular eovcrcignty, or stifle tbc will of the people by forcing an odious constitution up on an uawilliag community :uch astbt Lc- J comptcn Constitution b aftsi it bad been rejected by an overwhelming majority. I would cenpronisa expediency often, fcr the eake cf peace, but principle novcr. I do net regard myself as a leader in this political strife agaiast public wrong; but I feel that "I have- a duty to perforin," and I will perform it. You may therefore regard me as an independent candidate for tbc Senate ia this District, upon tbc Democratic Platfjrm of Popular Sovereignty the doctrine that the juit powers of all fjovcrnuK-cts are derived from tbc people "svhicb, rightly in terpreted, ncaas that the people ot all the Territories are vetted with au inalienable right to vcte for or againct a Consti'ution for their future government, and that anj force tha Lc:crcpton Conrtltulion upca tbe people of Kansas, aciinsV- their -Rill, bv calling to its aid the power of the National Legislature, involved an act of Executive and Coagre!Nional intervention and criminal usurpation, in defiance of tbc principles of self-government, and at the sacrifice of the plighted faith of tbe nation. The CritUnicn-Montomcry rxncnduicut of the Lcconipton Constitution was, and deerved to be, acceptable to allrigbt-thinking men. But the legislative artifice and trickery of the Green-Lngli&h amendment, ought to be, and I thiuk is, justly regarded by ull high-minded men of every partv, as au in sult, and merits the severe rebuke of thci American party. I must, therefore, if cheated, be 'allowed to oppose Lccomptoai8ra, Bill Englislram, flunkeyism, and the worship of men fcr the State Senate who arc in favor of Lccou .pton, or the leaden who supported it I will obey instructions on all subjects, by the majority or resign will insist . upon an economical administration of the State Government will expose the frauds that have been practiced upon the treasury and people of the State, t j the utmost of my bumble abilities; and, if possible, di ire from their hiding places tho scoundrels who perpetrated them. If my views shall -be approved by tho independent electors, I doubt not they will vote forme; if not, I s hall at least have accomplished my object in the main, by tcekingthis opportunity to denounce the practice cf the present admini2tration its anti-Democratic, x, cicmplifi-.d in the Le compton windle. - - Aeel C. TrrrrR. Rising Gun, June 30, '53. I tSi. P.er. Mr. Cociidjc, who has been fir J sntcen years pactor cf the Unitarian thuroh in II an iron avenue, Besten, prcachtd a :crraca lact Sunday declaring hb renunciation cf the UiUriaa faith, and bL union with the erthedex churches. . lie cpa'nly declared that wV-itorhrJiin ttnis to irrevcrtnee. irrcl:vicji 9 and dbclicf. After "pen itt result: cf t-j: ministry, he referred to the pleasantness of the relations between hiaisclf aad his parishioners during the time b which he had been their pastor, and he closed by bidding them an affectionate firewell. . BAXKixa ix Iowa. The, people of Iswa voted en the 28th cf June, cpon the adoption of their new Bank law, which it is believed bx: been almost ummimously approved. Banks are- a necessity of the age and Indispensable in the present condition of commerce, So speculative political theories can remove them, or persuade tbc p!ople to give them up. 1 A wise statesman will seek only to bring them under safe restraints,' ana sxnvc tu organize thein in a way to make them tbe most useful to tbe couutryjj fcaThe 4 ilLic' of Carratl, in Tut nam j county, Xevv York', was grcntlj Cvcited lait wcfk, by tbe- discovery that oner of the cxteacherä iu a Verna! Institute, ia jh place, had clcpcAi with one of. the pupils of the in stituticu, oulr.ri years ' old, who wj' routed to bean heiress,' au1 ruaxried her' fcaTCol Fcrncy.of the Philadelphia Trus, ! is . a can.!id;vte for sheriff cf Philadelphia rounty. nn offw worth $2000 per annum.

ß3-Capt. vt Kevierc, wr.osc aavcniures ;

with Ui.s uiouni, oi .www, in uo iur old folks have been badly mixed up. lias j i : ..A n.;n flT..i...t l.w wu v-w . escape: but the old father, w hose pursuit . .... 1 haa been so obstinate and persevering, re- ; taina oosscssion of his wife and daughter. ' After the Captain's escape with the daughter and mother from the old irentlcuian, in ' ! New York, the three fugitive were found in obettel nt flnlv.Vr n AVitli a rrwvl tu -fc deal of adroit lnanacrvmciit the police ar rested the Captain, and the Hither got into the room of the w ifc aud daughter, and enforced his rights, as national guardian, to remain w ith thcui and protect them. But the daughter and mother both persisted in the declaration of their resolution to follow the fortunes of the gallant Captain, which the old man vetoes. On Thursday night Reviere eluded the ofhers who had him in charge, and again escaped. i i i ! gar a tcction in tue navai appropriation ; pascd by Conflrrcss, declares that it sbfll lc i awful to enlist toys for tcrvicc in the United States maiinc corps, v. ith the consent of their parents or guardians, not being under eleven nor over fccventecn jcars of acre. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ; 1'ncurrtmt .TlontyTht htghttt prtft paid for Iliinoiit, WifconMn and Ttnnes" netr, in exchacf c fcr Laukalte fund.-, J jllMm ALLI.1 A HOWE.a. I Volkübcte ff pyVILLF. AND fKAW.fTT:,-:: ! forrfsvilo U-Mlrcid. 5 i's'---I On and after M?nd. July litis, lut. the trains j ca tib r:aJ v Ul i an aä fcilr.'.; . i TLo vp mvl lll lcac Evaoiile at 3 A. M ; j Vinccnnea 12 11, ü'l airiv at Terr. Hut at J I. M. aa hertt' loit. (ricoer ccta at ibwubc and Jrrre Ifaufe.) Ibe dcn null ill toave Tcrre Haute at 3.35 P. !.; Vinrennca 6.3?, and arrive at Evacnlllo at 3.10 T. M. (Surper at Vincenaea.) THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN EETWEEN EVANSVILLE AND VINCENNE3. On Tucij-, Tburrcbyi and 'aturdaya cnly. W i"! leave Vinccanex at 6.W A. M. and arrive at Evanrutli at 1 Lj A. M ' Will 111 EviPMiifoat 1.30 T. M. and arrive at Vlnwincs at 5.37 J. ?l. BETW EEN MNCENNES AND IEFPX HAUTE. On Mondara, Wtdn?iaj- aH Fridi) cnly. Will leava Vtncennn a 6.Ö0 A. M. and arrive at Terra Haut at 1U.S0 A. M-i 111 leave T:rre Jf autc at l.fr) T. M. and arrh at inceonna at CS5 P. M JOHN INT.Ll JR ,3upt. tratfi HUNT FAMILY, VMl tire on- cf their FASHIONABLE CONCERTJ, on M jnday evening rx. Tb plsTC i!l bo anncunrM I due season. Th!s famljy have met Ith grea Sur- wherever they hive gvn concert, aad hivs testiaiulals from all paru cf the country. jly liit it a j.vr.'j-a sirt'A ti o.7( ro rar commence tbo iniiug FalO as first, or as-sL-faat liook-Ki-eper in a men antit: house, or rail, rwui offlc. P-cj-t f roforeoiw given. Fr particulars addrrrs "A," P. O. Box 607, Ev;in?vi;ic, Ind. jly 10-;f iff AL IA. .V0r.BKAT IK 9 M. Wultf's Hoop Iron, jtu't rreeived snd for rale at red'jccj pri- c1, ' v JACOB STRAUB, , 40 .Main tt. ft. R FAN. L LY H Ü.M t C'J.M l'A N 1 It. The vnderMgmvt hvirf; ben sTrint"! Arjin' fr tvansill and TKia:, ct tho INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. f. r. COVINGTON. Sc- y. T. A. MO!tPL lu t. RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. niiuia m sre tr-twirt-nt ilh iermjucncv aud rciahtlity. ' i'bt-M) Compaoirs cofin their bm-in.v . lurii-c-Iv t tbc ftK if Indima. Mil bwca r-;irtily artju:t"l sod vrcaptlv paid uithcut any khut-.-mcct or tmimtHn ihaicor. Kcfrrcncra; tvrj maa, itbemt xcptioi, who bss uitaind !ia in either O.mraoy, a lift of hem nil clu ii cf eur on Hint nur h cen t our oRi.-. A. I. HLVNOLl'3 A CO. Ewtnuxilk, July , 15:-ly jr Ttud rri.vv li-ewv r.vTi 9W hal5 NtaW-, S -ood between Jlaia od LCUAt 5trc:trt, pjfefite the Old rresbyU-rwn Church, vaoirH!. Tb urfwifni Iioh large and cooimotlicwib Brick H-iblc Ith Leth fr carriigc, and Is prepared to take horses ly the day, w k or month. Iii rurtnnirt may be uro t having tbeir aniualr wll and carefully attended to. II refers to tbc follow tug frcntletuen whotc bonca he haa bad a Icrz time bodcr hia charge. He haa alro a nuoihcr cf good and taf homes for the Kiddle or harncw, with a number of new and ooraforUbh buggica, V hire. Order for mddlc horses or buri, will be punctually attended t. Kefrr Ut V. a. Kct, Gau oftii; C. R. lament: J. 8. Gantt, Ex -Sheriff; Cyprian I'renUn. octl2-ly J. STRATTON. wwoor ÄO.V-.IOOO ACVIILE MM. Hoop Iron, assorted sizes, on hund anil r.r ed sizes, oi aale at reduced prLe by . AML EL ORR. 4aVXV.MJflK-300O JOf.V ASJ sorted Wire; oX B'dln eon-wen aud charcoal Sheet Irn; W d Galvanized and Rut-ia do; 5 casks Sheet Inc: Sh?et C' ppcr snd Crppr Pttotnr, all um. in efre and for sale by - SAM I LL ORR. J'y : J 1V(.J Vfi-s ssfcor-d Nails; . . 100 d j Cut Spike; . 50 d Wr't do; 'X heme aesoi td Glas. 5 do do TcAiC; 00 do do Starch, sO do do ' Smr Candl-; VOOkrra Wbiti 15 Ibl-i. Unseed Oil; ( 1 Turpcn'mc to do tm; 13 do l itth; tn ds Vjnejar. !0 tact: f:r:e salt, - l?l lllL. Wbi'j IIa;, ir do Ur.crf, 3 btt. Crcy Lint, . 20 do l Lietir Par;?. !: iizz a;i I f.r ilc t- ORR. tALZELL CO CTItJU - f HAY IEAI.Eli5. The tiudtrsieed would rtipectfoüy inform the Hay Growcra aod tealcrs tLa.t he sas pur..caica tzo riirat to mate ana ceil Pcnnttac's FurtaMj Hay I'm in Vandrburgh aal Warrick counti, and la now ready to remive ord rs for lroea which h will promptly till and set up, and w.u-rant to p rf.rm ail that U r-pre-sent-l. ivrson wanting Piwt' would do well to call on the UQdcrijn-d and examine tlx; nvdcl and the principle upon whi.h they work, requiring ki pt'wer and hanij and (Ldng more work and ixitar than any other Frea in use, lor anything Lkc the rnoacy, and take up but little room. Shop on Second strtet bttvrcca Ouk and Mulberry, Evansviile. 15. UYSUN. je-3md.kw JLSXD MEMPHIS REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET. The Low Prewurc ftcarrjcr SOUTHtlNER, G. W. TkirtETT. Commandcr: J. P. AifHia. CU-rk. leases loaivviUc erery Wednenday at 5 r. n. ; leaves Memphis eery Saturday at ä r. m.; leaves Evansviile for Lotilsvilk srery Monday at 5 1. m ; leaves Kvanvill f r Menphi every Thursday at 11 a. m. l.Way Utifcincsa sotn-ited and attended to at same rates t rharp-d bj Packets. - Janil-tf P. C. O'RILEY A CO.. Agent. iE M .Mustard Rft ibf Pi-nrer 1 .4) d 1 ' - d'r , SO dO t'lVS 4 d" ds Cinnm-'B 10 do A.v. Xufmegi? sn-1 Ma-;., 75 Mw-tatd 11 lb can; - -, r d.v do; 49 d ' 1 d..; WjTrauted i'ure, or ncncT rofun i -J. -- . "Jr. H.trwiKi MJN ,lv'Ijui h-15o jtaas RIO COJt 3 t -e . 10 half chtj Towchong Tea; ' . ' r . . I . , , ' 20 bbls. Crush, aud Powdered iiir; loo bars Cotton Yarn, 5, 6, 7 and 75 loi i Cotton Biitting; l.VJ boxes No. 1 Herrius. Kecvive I . . f - t I ! 1 for t at rMue,-l prices f..r cjh, by 1. 4 l UL'TM vy.

Myr ADVthTIbtmtN i

g Evansvilk and Paducah I Lave contracted with the Pnfct office Department to carry th. mail, t ,r,.i tweca your city and Fadu-.b. for four vvars. and from tbe line c-f which we have ei lone iwn the nocrwitT and the advantages that would t hA. ,- hv ltt formation. It U my dcirminati.tn run this line in rood faith, and do

i Ii I on to advance the interest of both cities; cvliartialitv to neither place, but

M tl biwms Cow in the respective channib that I nnv be wrought out by the t m rgy and industry of thrir btu-in mn. ; I lrw.it !. vou f..r veur nrrxrt, influence and rat- ; ronvf in this adventure, and hope by strict attcut tion to advance the Intercut of the line, and build I up a Large and profitable business for your two young and flourishing out jljd-lvr P. C. FOWLER. Ij 7 3 If OA KM Pure Lemon fyrup; i boie Lamp Toiwco; 40 do Hamburg Chece; 1 cahk Dried Bef; T. bbl. fine oil Teach Brandy; quart Tipoa IVach do; 10 1-8 do - do do; 2 quart Tipoa Tort W ine; 0 bMf. Ginger Wine and Brandivs. received and for aal; by J. 4 V. 1IL1.UA. TIO Til K AOi'liif r Cup cf Tea. We are now in receipt of a very ch- ice lot cf lcoec Tea, bought expressly fcr retail ;ra4e. Cau cnc and tU. SaiDplei gtvn with picaZ. II. COOK SON. ftrf - bT .V CÄWf w KM fi M m for Mle by Z. U.COOK & M. Q ViliLK iMW.-.A.VOTEit arrival tbia da,- cf 10 caks. at Z. H. COOK & SON S, Role Agnnla . for Kvansvil'.e. gBO wum sho r, ML Le-vl. fur i-ale at Z. U. COuK A I VM ke-s Miami fcteie Ponder, . 300 kept rUsting Podor; C.i rax IDflc do; JO h'tif kec. Ki2-: Pow.kr. Tor tale lv Z; II. COOK A fON. Apuil-. -H r eortrd Jaii f.r Iv Z. 11. C OOK A HON. kfO.fi 1-0 tv.K&sMrted Toilet So?p; IjO lt. vry old Castile Soap. For aW bv Z. H. COOK A M)N. York Matches, TJ3. f.r sale bv Z H. COOK A SON. JL ;ine, in running order, inch cylLidr, 20 inch stroke. Enquire at Myer's Paper Mills, or cf Levi S. Clarke, coruer First and Chestnut streets jlyb-dAwla UM 4 Barrel Pears. Jut 7veir.d bv A. D. REYNOLDS A CO. ' MJ TRI WEEKLY MAIL LINE. 8tenmer ALI DA, leaves Evi acMillc, every MobcLit, Wdnfdvy and Friday at 9 a. m. Leave Padurah every Tuesday, Thursday and Strrdir, t3 a.m. Connecting at Evansviile with E. & C. K. R. for all points North and East, and with pucksts for Iouisille, Wabsh and Green Rivers. At Paducah with packets fr Saint Louis, New Orleans and tbo dJily mail boat for Cairo, Nashville and Tennese River. BuMTKfes promptly attends to, and charges for fraipbt and passage time as charged by trw packet J. ll. Done. ' jly0-6md,tw J TER THAN OTUERS. F. B. HART, ia bow prt pared to eupply tho city and country trade with the beat of corn inral, un. belted, corn grita and hominy, of all grade: wheat grit?, unbolted flour, rytf flour, extra family flour, cru h fovd, bran, bhlpxtuff, corn, oatu, chicken fe"d. aud all article in tbe feed line. All trade fie live rod to any part ti tho city. I'liHue end in your onlcra. My price 'will be low, a cheap aa tho cheapest, and as pood a the Lt. The nimble sixpence better than the flow billing is my motu. AU may depend on getting all my trade made of none lut the Lest cf ground grains, na I will buv no other. K. B- HAKT. Jan27-dAwtf jpg. tiro Lj: ULI LH TOBJCCO JUE.VI i. votx........cto. w. km ievi t. rxit. NOCK, WICKS, &, CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Commission Merchajits and Ierl2i nnillf I.ifl"T"i rigf ' Pi viF'.iyiA, Missouri asd KY TOBACCO. At?o, ags ms roa . 3t.mrtI.LL COTTOS YABXS, WISE, PATTVC. C0TTO.V a XASIllA COnVAC.L, N. 511 Main street, LOUISVILLE, KT. We keep compactly on hand a larpe stock of popular bianfts of Tobaoco. among which are Holland's Emprrfs Fine Apple Twist and Pancake. , AI, Roberta' and Harris' best brands. Our stock of pure Old Bomkin and Ry Whisky. is large and well selected, all of which we clcr on f cd terms to trm Western and Southern trade. NOCK, W ICKfe A CO., Main etneC Wholesale Tobacco Agcncv. ' No. 511 Main street, Louisville, Ky. W'e are now receiving our new stock of Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco, which we offer low to the trade. - - HOLLAND'S TOBACCO. ,- Empire fremium Brand .r. 200 Boxes. T. J. Holland, No. Jacob Ptraflcr . C. L. Holland S. R. Oarner C. G. Holland 1. ....175 do do do do 120 ...100 .200 I'. C ..MSSMMiSIMMStSltf 7 Eitra Pancake....... ..... 20 Kegs. Lxtra Foil Tit 60 Itutts. I'fne Arple TwiM ............. CO do Wade and Uro. Twist T5 do ' Golden Ago Pancake....... M Box. - LANGHORNT'S TOBACCO. J Gold Leaf Extra . 30 Butt. ( J M. Cabb . 75 do 1 S. E. White , fo do J A. Clay .100 do I HARRIS TOBACCO. ' ! faltana -. 1 75 Cett's. People's Favorite - 60 Boxes. ! d do 100 Catt s. ; Game Cock CO Ca-ca. , Lnx:irytf the Poeple. jy Kcsn. t ApricM . 30 do i John Smith ...TO Costs ! RODERTS' TOBACCO. 1 E M Spcai ; 1:0 Boaca. i E. W Barton . e5 do Roberts' Btet -jo do. !l!j PatIIs 0 Cutte. 1 KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI TOBACCO. -Lasg's Eowsetfs Ih ; 70 Butt!. auit-t Vi ir 50 do do 5s 100 do Tsclf-lk's pviiiiis and is...... 1 3 Bute. OH Buck !b ... . .... .. ..... , 4-0 do ia do n A 5s. 100 Boxes. do do tattles im Vki. O-iMry rrana. 500 Boxc. NOCKS. WICKS A CO.. 511 Main street, Louisville, Kr. jlv 3-3m QITMTIO.V l.TJJ. ItVf.vr. Of ED a situation 04 Bo dc -keeper or Salesstan, by a younjj man ho has had several years exerieiiee in boih of the above branches, tülary, mod. rate at first, and unexceptionable refereu- pivn. Addrrw, n. M. C, Box 137 P. O. 3-t4 Evansviile, lad. Jr7r,YTf Al school of nun u A, t ine, Louisvili.', Ky. The Lectures in this inttltation will commence on the. first M'mrfay in Novt-mber, and continue four months. During O. tcber preliminary lecturca will be delivered at the Hofpital and College' . . . FACULTY Benj. W. Dndley, i. ., Emeritua Professor of Surgery. Iknrj 31. Bullitt, 31. B., Profbssor of Theory and Practice of Medicine. John Hardin, 31. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Clinical 3Icdicinc. C. W. Wrght, 31. D., Professor of 3IedicaI CbemiJtry. N. B. Marhhall, M. B. Professor of Materia Medina anl ThLrapcutia. Middleton Ooldi-mith, M. rrofteor of the Prin'-ipl of Surerrr and Cbnieal gtirjery. V . D. Stirman, f. I , Professor cf Anatomy. . W. Bartes, 31. D., Frofesor ef Thjjl?gy and Fathological Anatomr. David Cummins, 31. D.'Demonhtrstr. - i For Information address ' " ' ' - 3. B. MARSHALL, 31. P., jlyl-Cm ' - Ian of the Facnlty. f1 K- - BENNETT A CO., ia this day dissolved l y mutual ccnent. The bnsincss will hereafie.1- be tajTwd on by James Swanson. wbo wUl settle all business connected Kith the late firm. ' " ...' R.H. BESSETTE 7TjlyMtn ' -, jas. SWANSOV, B!'?1'"" " MT0 BUILDERS AND CARPENTER.. The bscr ber has bought out tho interest of R. H. Bennett, in the Lumlr Yard, near Kratx A Heillnvms loundory H.j now effers his stock at a cheap price fr r,,h. , Pills: JAS SWAN-:0N.

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AND DO IT NEATLY', AND DO IT NEATLY, AND DO IT NEATLY', AND DO IT NEATLY, AND IN THE BEST STYLE, AND IN THE BEST 8TYLE, AND IN THE BEST 8TYLE, AND IN THE BEST STYLE. GIVE US A CALL, GIVE U? A CALL, GIVE U& A CALL, GIVE Ifc A CALL, AT OUR NEW OFFICE, AT OUR NEW OFFICE, AT OUR NEW OFFICE, AT OUR NEW OFFICE, . AND SEE OUR SPECIMENS, AND FEE OUR SPECIMENS, ' AND FEE OUR SPECIMEN'S, AND SEE OUR SPECIMEN";, ANT I EARN OUR PRICES. AND LEARN OUR PRICES AND LEARN OUR TRICE. AND LEAKN OLK PRICE? WE DEFY' C03JTETITI0N. " - WT. DEFY COMPETITION, W'E DEFY COMPETITION, ' WE DEFY COMPETITION, EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, EITHER IN WORKMAN'SHfp, EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, OR IN PRICES. OK IN PRICES. 1R IN PRICE. ' OR IN PRICES. Äir över CRANE'S COMMISSION HOUSE, on Water street. Ihre doors from Main, Evansviile, Ind. EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY. Mi ORF O SJ TIO.V .v Tin: OBm d red, that the owners of lot 10 and 11. iii.v-b 31J, Eastern Enlargement, and lots 20X, 2sj, 'i nd 2i Donatiou Enlargement of tho CiT of Evansrille, cause the sidewalks in front of said lots to be brought to the proper city prade, nd a -ood brick: pavement of th-. usual width be laid dowa In front of said lots, within thirty days fmm the tiMication of ttis notice, and in default thereof, the Common Council will proceed to perform said work, and tbe coats and expends accruing thereby, ill be aaecssed to and collected by sale of said roriortj, or v) mucU thereof as will satisfy said Len and corf. By order of tbe Common Couneil of the Citv of TTTU- - . LEJ4CKK, Clerk. JljMQt Yollcebotc copy. wtr offer for sale on Friday morning. Jn!y 2nd, at 9 o'clock, an awortmcnt of Table GkaRTare, to be sold by the box to the trade, consisting of Mt Vernon Decanters, Taylor Mo!a9 Jugs, Excelsior Diamond Saucers and Covers, Mt. Vernon, Gem and Palace Goblets, pint Palace Tnubtos, 1 pint, y. Quart Charleston, Scott, and other Tumbler, gill bar.. Mt. Vernon Glasees; ra Hon Jars, Nappies, ice. Tojethcr with an assortment of Genu' Summer Coats and PauU, Ladies' Dress 1010, Moire ant iiuö, Eibbon, Edging, Inserting. Ac, with some good Jewelry. Ae. . jlyl-Ht . ffi OMFOMATIOSV .TO TI CF O Ry örrel. That tbe owner or owners of Lot 16, Block IfW, Ü Lanvco, caae s puod ji'aik Eiflewalk of the nsnal width, to be laid down along side eaid Lot, from Fourth street, to tbe Can.d Bridge, en T!iird Avenue, witLin thirty dart frora the pubCommon Colinen wmpro toTerform I and tha costs and exuccTVM I be a-s to and collected by to f aTroperty 1 or so ranch thereof, as wüf tZri w i-VJl ictuo" oi mid Bftiien. end in dufault tlwirr.f ih. coito. By order of the Common Council of Ihs . Ciry of Evaneville. A . LEMCK F. rwV ll-It VIV t-erv "

MISCELLANEOUS. (Jrorg-0 H. JIcBrid will be an indeindnt candidate for SheriS, at tbc ensuing October eU-ctior. KOCKMEH .f.VU i'ÄOrÄO.VÄ. Vjtkvansville. IND. W HOLtflAt Department, riit etrett, first door frwn Main; Retail DepartauBt, Main street, fi rat itr lxlow the corner. Z. II. Cook brgn to Ihark Iii friend in Evanavllle and neighborhood, for their favors eo freely ba-Mowr-1 on Lim hliwr he haa ben in business among them, and take this opportunity of introducing to their notice fcw on, Mr. II. A. Cook, bora he La taken into partnership from this date, and solirits for tbc new firm of Z. II. Cook A Son. a continuance of the etipport ao liberally conferred on himself. Z. H. Cook & Son, barin; taken the business premise and purcham-d the hole stock of Mr. M. W. FuKter, fccl confident that they will b enabled to supply the citizens of Evansviile vith every article they may require in the Grocery and Provision iln. Z. H. Cook A Son with especially to draw tUe attention of persons in the country having produce cf any kind to dispose of, to their increased facility for taking eff their toek, and supplying them at their store, with all articles required in the wholesale department, at pries that must insure their orders for the futurs. feb2-lf . Tgr PcociT v uniiJTlioLtiK, L.uMt ItM. Stork Dealers and CommLioi Merch.mts, Jefferson City Stock Landing, New Orleans, La. J. T. A V COCK .........W. S.. GBEATHOVSC. OCtSltf ntMi'lCHULL K in' tc ni: it, co.h. JL minion and Forwarding Merchants, New Orkan. La. dcc'ZMy WCtcilJEtt if TU'ICIitiJLL, COrim Mrimwion and Forwarding Merchants, St. Louis. Lib rsl atlranre made on consignments to cither of our houses. KKFFRTO - Messrs. A 11 is A Howes, Dement A Velle, Howard A Brown, Evansviile. decil-ly M. sion and Forwarding Merchants, No. 70, 1'oydraa street. New Orleans. T. C. TWICHELL. E. H. rAIKCTHlP. myCT-ly ffrVZ v . a f Got JSATI S. We have on hand a supply of thote Fire li-oof afcs whlrh we ofier at low bjrures. For Will' W TT. Vllt'J 9 . U. UUI IT, tbeir emerKr it"(Liti:s. we refer to Crexent City iMiii, -j. L.ij".iani, jin ni'i nuu iaiib-.r, ll. ghee 1 Co., and Element A Viele. r. nouMiKooh. i co.. Agents, ftbCCtf Water street, Evansviile, Ind. 9 FttlZTZ FOR EIEn'?ODl' who sutcril)es for the N EW YORK WEEKLY" PRESS, A Boautifullv Illustrated Family Newspaper. The New lork Weekly Prosa u one of ih largest and le6t literary papers cf the day. A Urge Quarto containing Twenty Faps. or Sixty Columns, of en tertamiug matter; and t.kgantly Illuotratcd every WCCK. A Gift worth from 00 cents to S100 will be sent to each subscriber on receipt of the subscription money. TMM.t One copy for one j-car, aud 1 ift.. Three coriea one year, and 3 gilts, Five copies one year, and 6 gifta, Ten copies one year, and 10 gifts.. 2 00 5 00 ... 00 15 OO Twcntv-one copii-s one year, and 12 rifts 30 00 Canadian subscribers must send 2S cents each in addition to the above rates, to pay the American poetate, which must be pre-paid. . The articles to be distributed arc comprised in the following list: 1 U. S. Treasury Note 1000 00 2 do do lo 10 00 each, 5 do do di . . 200 00 each 10 do do do 100 00 each. Patent Lcv. r Hunting Cased Watches...$l0 00 30 Gold Watches 73 00 , 0 do 60 00 100 , do 60 00 300 Ladie Gold Watches . 33 OO 200 Silver Hunting Caed Watches .IA OO 500 Silver Watch ?10 00 to 20 00 1000 Gold Guard. Vint and Fob V Chains 10 00 to 30 00 IOOO (;ld Tens and Pencils 6 00 to 15 00 Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops, Breast Tins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings, Shirt Stud, Watrh Keys, Gold and Silver Thimbles, and a variety of other articles worth from 0 rente to 513 00 each. On r.-ccipt of the subscription moneylhe sub ecrtber's name will be entered r.pon our buoks appo int a number, and the girt corresponding with that ni'mber will bo forwarded within ono weelc t him. bv mail or express, pott-paids - TUcro Is neither humbuff nor lotlcnr about tbe above, as overy eubscrilyr i ure cf a Prize cf val ue. We prefer to make this liberal distribution among them lnHte-d oi giving a lare commMon to Aper.ts. cnins to tlio euDscnocr lhtr amount tnat aotild co to the .nfil. and in rnmvc.iw Dun 211 CerTire'str.fi evr" W91TTROLF if Dealers in Jewelry, Mm Watches, Clot ks, Silver Ware, Ac, have now on hand a well seiocted stock of gold and Silver Watches; fiDe Jewelry if all kinds aud of the latest rtyles; Yankee Clocks in Bronze, Iron and Wood cases, silver tal Island teaspoons, plated ware, port monnaics, r;old, bilTer and atcel spectacle. Ac, which wc a.e prepared to sell at tbe lowest Eastern prices, and warrant every article to bo what it is reproscntad. The public generally kre invited to call and examiue I t tbcTUHclvce, at the old stand, on Main street, between First and Second. . ap20 HTIH. K. .Tie ft REU, JTTOnj'Jlww at Faw and Notary Public. Office in tho Creiiceiit City Back Building. Will attend faith fully to all buyinoHw entrusted to him. mySO-ly gWJLLOCK - SC STODDJRD. ATI. MM. PORTERS AND DEALERS IN - Domestic and Foreign Drugs, - ' MEDICAL8. CUEJIICALS, . Paluts, Oils.Varulshea, Drnshea, Glass A SD GLJSSTTJ Kr, TA TEST MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, BIRD CACES, &C, ETAKSVIU.E, IstDIAKA. Having made large additions to our stock, we are row ready to fill all orders with such quality cf uooua as we loei aasnrea win rive entire satisfaction. As we make our purchases by the packages, we are enabled to offer them at tbe lowest possible prices, thereby glvlvg the nurchasors the same advantages as those who buy East. We also deal ex. tensiveW in DA G EERREOTTPE A XI A 3IBR0TYPE STOCK And keep constantly on hand a large and variod assortment of Cases, Chemicals, Cam er als, and every article connected with the art. Operators that chooso to order, and enclosing remittance, the same coxa and price wiU be obsured as if they attend personally. When goods out of our line are wanted, we will procure tbun with pleasure, at the lowest pricca. W e shall, as heretofore, giro particular attention to have all orders carefully packed and promptly forwarded. 3 Julj2 . 1IALL0CK A STODDARD. fcf IWlt RMH.FMKISiltJiU--3 KING, Salmon, PickerelL White ruth. Lime Cement, Almondi, Brazil Nnts, Fillerts, English Walnuts, Currants, Raisins, Fig, Camphor, Alum, Epsom Salts, Sulphur, Roll Brimstone, Copperas, .Madder, Logwood. Indiro, Cream Tartar, Soda, Ped Cordo, all kinds; tracking. Batting, Doves, Havana, German, and half Spanieb Cigars; Teas, Ginger all kinds ; Giaets Jars, Lanterns aud Flasks, Lemon Syrup, Mustard. Nutmegs, Matches, Spanish Mose, LoUtcrs, Oystors, Sardinos, Pcrper Sauce, Stove Pipes, Botin, Fancy Boaps, Powder, Safety Fuse, Tofcaoco, all kinds ; Scotch Snuff, Starch, Vinegar, Paper, all kinds : Rice, Ac, Ac. A supply of the above kept constantly on band, and far sale, low, by GILBERT A BOWLES, June 29-If Syacmore. nur U'ter. 20 JJRL.S CHOICE I.JIW OLr 20 bxs. Sur Candles, 20 do Assorted German and Palm Snan. Jut receive! by Z. H. COOK A Son. 'r I .- ir " "A.VJTEE .iJEAiLE.V, in r-sh Salmon, in 1 and 2 lb cans. do Lobster, - do do do do Mackerel . do i do do do shad, . d do do do Clams - do do do , do Covo Oysters, do do Z. II. COOK A SON. for nale bv M? NIENT DWELLING HOCSE on Oak st. between First add Second, now in the occupation of Mr. Kcrsterman. Apply to . ... J. W'ESTLY" HTGIIE3, , or to Jalyg ' '- '- W. KESTERMAX. 1 iUl "BLU. FRESH MUTTER, 100 lull DOZ. JÜGGS. For sale at Juy2 Z. H. COOK A SON. IOOO HVIOLErH EXTRA HUGAR CURED HAMS. Iteceiverf fur sale by Z. II. COOK A SO. julyz Sole Agent for Evansrille. XJ'lM,LJhE flSH. UTUITB FISH, PIC KEUEL and BASS, a splendid article jnst received by ... Wr2 - z. n. cook a son. ORF ORATIO. .A ' .VOTlr" m mrdered. That the owners of Lota in Block 1, in Eastern Enlursement nf th rs, r.t r the Eastern vine, cau the alky ia said Block, nmnini; from Second to Third street, so much of the aaiue as u not yet pacd) to be bronpht to the proper city grade, and lay a nine inch limestone pavement in fch.9" Of crartl, withia thirty days from the pnbUcaticn ct thid notice; and in default thereof. werk änT. a proccd rcrform ÄiiÄ' ,lc?ull,S PrVnertT1?, m3, , ef '"1 P??I'T. 60 much bereof as will satisfy said Bsrffii..r r.' . ,.v r-i f 'hC CmBi0a CJStfl Ct i 7 , V .. - a. bw.a,' wrn.

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F. M ORLEJ.W f-V? JR IM.VVILLE PACKET, THE CHOCTAW. The steamer CHOCTAW, Captain TJit-SifEM.tT, will run r-rutarly for tbe rs-rtmainaer acaaon, na lorn aa the water m ill permit, a a regular parjee. between Erawrille aud New Orleans. From her pre.it speed, fhe can easily make the trip in thirtera Hvm ,r.d w-ill lnar hrc rvprr fifteenth dav after LVr departur. he will return rn bcr third "trip ON THE 11TH OK I2TII OF MAT. Tbe time of her arrival will be t lr raphed frrtn Vickkburgh and 3Icmphis, and duly auDOtmced in the papers, that rhippera may know and rely cpoo her morements. ' Her officers pledge themiel-ea to do all in their power for the interest and fame of tbe city with which thr y 6eek to Identify thcmHelvea, and they solicit in return from citizens sccL encouragement aa will make their connection with the cltr permanent and reciprocally prvfitallc. The boat will need for ber support rr freight aa well aa down carpoe. and in proportion to ber rccripta vp, can she 'afford to red ore her down freights. Shippers here should, therefore, for tbeir on interest, endeavor to secure her up fn-ifcLta from ttair corr - pondnU. I. A. I'll AN E," Agent. apCl-tf . wfi. nJMLTpsMjuS'UKu rJcxET. EVANSVILLE, I'ADl CAM AND CAIRO PACKET, J- R. DONE, D. P. IICU05, 51day and Thursday at 12 o'clock M . arriving at l'adccah at 6 o'clock, A. M., Cairo at 1 " o'clock, M., Tuesday and Friday. Returning. leave Cairo every Tuesday and Friday, at " jCf lock. P. 51 and I'aducan every Wedneetiar and cETvj day, at 9 o'clock. A. M. J CONNECTING AT EVANSVILLE WITH T1IF. EVANSVILLE AND CRAWFoKDSVILLE R. P. and Packets ftr Green River Aloo, connectinr at hmithland with Cumberland River Packets; at Cairo with Mcmphi, New Orkans and St. Loul IacKeta. Ticket can 1 obtained on board the boat fjr all Eastern Cities. - . mar2Tt-ly LST," Btrula-'St. Louis and Louisville rack ets, LIGHTNING LINE. The fjllowir.e-b-.at liare cornriVni,nccd their f-ruUr tri, in th mrr-tt. I.,i.-ri:i., a i ..- .i wiU ecu 11 uiw to run during the season, giving par ticujsr attention to aa war bueiEet. me FASHION, CAFT. J. If. MAKTIV, Passes Evansviile, going down every Tuesd.iy rcora ing, end up every Friday morning. The 111jU1L1LK, can. THoa. wkjckt. Passes Evansviile, going down, ewry Thursday morning, and up every Monday ro 'ruins. LOUISVILLE AMI ST. LOUIS Paswngrra and shippers can rely open those boats leaving punctually on their regu'ardays, and xunecting with all the packets running above St. Louis. t or Ireigbt or passage apply on board or to mar!7 P. G. O R 1 LEY A CO. .nKa vl-jr e i j.ys i vx, a,e JBISVI LOUISVILLE PACKET. jtT2 The JOHN BRIGGS will hereafter ' 7ht--Tv.n regularly aa a LouJsville and Tl ? -iir S-iÄ E van E v i 1 le I'acVet : lis vine- rrllent accommi.dations fi.r Passengers. -She will leave Evansviile every Wednesday and Saturday aftt noon at 5 o'clock, precisely. K. II. COBB, master. mar2S ' P. M. GARDNER. Cl k. TJlZaiLJR LOl IS I'l L IK f EIJttV ANSVILLE AND HENDERSON PACKET. The STEAMER SCIOTO. NO 2. K'N-iw.fc.wiil leave Evansviile everv Tues day at 6 o'clock, r. at., and Satur day at 1 o clovk, r. m., for Ilcnderfon and Lou uville. Accommodations excellent. Jn28 !OTICF.CASUt w w On and after February CASH! cash: 1st, lbS8, 1 will close my books to all running accounts and sell for car b only or iu equivalent. Experience baa taugbt me to take tbw plan, believing it to be to the interest of buyers, as well a to ray sei L -1 shall try to make it an object Tor all to pay cash, and hone to give offence to none by refusing credit, as I shall refuse all without respect to person or persons. All eoods must be paid lor hefore they leave tbe store. If not satistictory, tby can be returned. aid I will refund the money. A I bo, I take tbis opportunity to offer my sinew thanks for the liberal patronage with which I v heretofore favored, and ask a continuance of tbe same, promising to merit tbe same by prompt and fair dealing and an additional inducement prieee. janlU - gAM.EMUIClf, Main st., 3 doors beUw Second. Wf a RJBtru tUMtCMI.lt K it M.S'M M CONTRACTOR. sash, Doors and Blinds mad to order. - AU " kinds of Carpenfer' and Joiners' Work done in a pood and workmanlike manner. Flioo cii Third Street, twlwce v nervy ana 0k Strecu. "V' I.H t.mi.w. nmvrr ri v.- r f TAUUMIMi.M. SL'.SDtULAND. hau opened in connexion with his Shaving Saloon, aome commodious and elegant BATIII NO ROOMS, where gentlemen can pet a pleaaant cold or warm bath at all hours cf the day, from 6 A. M., to 11 at night, for the very moderate price of 25 cents each, or five tickets for one dollar. Ja5tf 08T0.V Vi-Kl.T.VM fO.HM.Vl. -TJ Manufacturers of Machine Belting, Steam Packing, Engine Hose, and all ether articles of Vulcanised India Kubber, uxed for Mechanical aad Manufacturing purposes. BABCOCK A S0NTAG. Agents for the Comrsnv, Water street, Evansviile, Ind. The experience ef tbc last ten years has jnstlv fralned the confidence of the consumers; this, 4ogcther with great Improvements in tbe quality warrants tbe manufacturer In asserting it to be superior to leather, or anything else, für all open belta ; and from their long experience and superior ma. chinery, authorize them to rjsert Ita su period tv over all other manufacturers; ample teetlmon.alu c'.f which, from 4he largest manufacturing establishments in tha New England States can be found at the agents. A large assortment always on hand, and furnished of given length at short notice. . dedtf fFAD Til MS MT It'll. M. M.i IV WE .aYsvbave on handnd will sell at reduced prtcee,for Cash, & good stock of Gold and fiilver Watches, Newest styles of Fine Jewel rv. Silver Ware, Gold Pens, Portmonaiee, Clocks, Ac. Those In want ef any articles in our line of business, will find If Kreauj 10 mcir micrcet to give us a call, as we wisn to close out as much as possible of our present stock, preparatory to the Fall trade, and will sellnot below but at a small advance on coat price. BITTR0LFF A SON, Jy8 Main street, between First and Second. gmBVa ST ORF. BR. J1AGE.VI89 -sm having opened a Retail Drug Store, on the corner f Second and Lucust streets, solicits tbe patronage of the citizens of Evansviile and Ticinity. The entire stock haa been purchased in the East, regardless nf expense, of the purest and best materials, and consists in part, of Pure Dregs, Medicines, Chemicals. Pure Wines and Brandies, (for medical purposes only,) Stationary Pcrfuaiery, Soaps and all Popular Patent Medicines. Physicians prescriptions and family recipes compounded by aa experienced apothecary, at all hours of the day and night. attgl5-ly ' 11LBERT A" IIOWLFS, bVCCESCJTuors to S. E. Gilbert & Co., Wholesale. Grocer?, Sycamore street, between Water and First streets, Evansviile Ind. A frll assortment of Groceries always on hand, and for sale at tbe lowest prices. Agents for 'Cyp-.-ees Mills" Cotton Yarns, at irannfafturer's prices. oct29 l LiA.n a n; it u o uf r, w w Wholesale and Retail drnggsn, Washington Bluck, Main street, Evansviile, I ndiana. mar20-lr ff-A.VIFS .W. SIIA.VK IAJS A TTOR A m-y at Law, Evensvilie, Indiana. 35-Offlee on Third street, in tbe rear af the Crescent City Bank Building. ap30-ly JfWORRIH S. AOH.VSO.V, AT TOM" F-Äne.TA Counsellor at Law, Evansvile, Ind. tr-Offlce on Third street, in the Crescent City Bank Building. sept-ly. W9VRR IT. FOLU, UTTOR.VFm AT MM Law, Notary Public, Real Estate and Collecting Agent, will attend to every epeciea of conveyancing, take depositions and affidavits, acknowledge menu of Deeds, and Mortgagee, in fact, wiil perform faithfully all burdnc of an Attorney entrusted to his care. BRoom in W. H. BrownWs office, Princeton, Indiana. sept25-Iy - TrT aw. r. MAWE I", A TTORYJIm lv af at Law and General Collecting Agent, Hen derson, Ky. tr t. Ork m mh30tf fj HJJS'MMFMth ft MM, VJZH M"Mä TUM 9M 'o. 8, Marble Hall Building Second oryK " Main street, Evancville. Indiana. Carrlare work Plated with neatnet and d spat. b. Furnish to or- f der, Silver, Door, Number and Manufacturers' name, Platea TL. 'A P,.! Illnni T'ilinr. Knohs. Ixrla . with Plated Knobs and furniture, at Cincinnati price. -" - - ' x mart. f . , j. a. a u . . ' ' ' . . - r , - . . rtn H.jvoEL, M. Merchant and New Orleans. La. - broth co jj.tiis si oy proprKtcr ef Stock Stabica,' Jan2aT37-ly. OKI! ESTAHUSIIEI AND MACHINE SHOP. KRATZ A HEIEMAN, Pine street, Evansviile Indiana. The proprietors of the City Foundry are now prepared to- do all kinds of Machine and Finishing work, and everything appertaining to the foundry bueinees. Machinery of all kindm made and re- ' rwured. We have everv facility of the beet machine ry and workmen, and we give all work entrusted to 1 us, cur undivided attention, vi e are manufacturing BOILERS AND STEAM ENGINES, of any rower required. nd ready to promptly fill orders for this kind of machinery, warranting our work, arjd satisfied with reasonable prices. Tbe Foundry, Furnishing shops, Ao., are on Piae street. THE SALE ROOMS are on Main street, jut above Second, whet oM'rs wi'l te received. . . KRATZ & IXIL2?Ar. . aprlS-ly -