Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 199, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 July 1858 — Page 3

ILLY 12 "4- He Fl rat and Fourth rge for V (creating Reading Matter. Y M. C. Union ' The Young Mens Christian Union will eel at its room3 on Third street, this evening. .' 1 ; "- EaSTLarge patches of snow, . eighteen inches deep, are still lingering on the tops of the White Mountains in New Hampshire. : 1 &3jiThc quantity of land advertised to bj sold under the President's proclamation ia California, in February next, is over 5,000,000 acres. ' - i - : . . CÖThe annual fair of the Sullivan County Agricultural Society will be held at Carlisle, commencing on the 30th of September next, and continuing two days. Esy A drunken father undertook to chastise an undutiful son, nearly as large as himself, in LouibTillc, on the 4th of July, fcut fell suddenly down prostrated by a ion-tlroke. - Cssy-Tbe unfortunate man, who fell from the third story of Silt's Hotel, upon the railing3 of the veranda, died of his wounds on Saturday morninc - Another victim to delirium tremens.' - Co?" The Greenville brought down a fine cargo .of tobacco out of Green River, on Saturday. Hot weather and low water do not seem to interrupt her business so seriously as they do that of others. The G reenviiic is a success! ui boat and h every w ay deserving of it; tssJThe English papers give a description of the visit of Queen Victoria to Bir mingham On the ICth of June, on the OCCatibn cf the inauguration of Astor Park. Forty-seven thousand Sunday school chil dren were arrayed to greet her, and sang a hymn of welcome in full chdrus. The Cuors. The Indianapolis Journal cays: "The latest crop news docs not ap pear as favorable & that given by us some days ago. In this vicinity farmers complain of light wheat and oats, and say that not over one-third of a crop will be gathered. A blight has seized it which has utterly ruined a large portion of that which did noi ripen xor tne nm cutting, a correspondent in Randolph county ppcaks of the same blight . j . ' ,., ' Sfln digging a well at Millgrove, Owen county, last wcik, the men after sinking the well ten feet, came upon a large chamber, accessible by the removal of a few rocks. This cave was about ten fect square, and formed a kind of antc-chambcr to a cave considerably larger than the flrt, and hav ing a deep abyss in the center, partially tilled -with water. From this l.ttter place an opening was effected to still another apartment situated some twenty-five feet deeper still. In this the sound of running water w as distinctly audible. tS2 The family of the Superintendent all the teachers, and forty or fifty of the pu pils in the Blind Assylum at Indianapolis, were suddenly taken ill on Mouday after dinner, with violent vomiting, followed by extreme prostration. The meal was an or dinary one such as they had been accus tomed to and cooked in vessels which bad been in use for several years. The cause has not yet been discovered for this singular occurrence. The illness was not so severe as to endanger life. Blxckberries. Hovevr scarce the crop of wheat and corn may turn out, there will be no scarcity of this valuable fruit. The embankments of the railroad and banks of . ..." ... ..I the. rannt uro rnmnlefelv envcrcd with u-ell-laden bashes. Already the price has come down to 25 cents per gallon, and some have been bought so low as 20 cents, ihis is ono of the finest fruits for preserving that we have, and our citizens will, no doubt, avail themselves for putting it up in large quantities. Experiments have been made in glass and tin jars and cans and they have been so perfected there is but little risk of spoiling, In putting up large quantities. PsThc Sunday School pic-nic on Satur day, In the grove near Major Robinsoa's residence was a pleasant and interesting affair. The Schools were fully represented and the procession was composed of nearly five hundred children with their teachers and parents. Several wagoii3 filled with baskets of cake, fruit and refreshments, gave an ample feast for the youthful crowd ; the delightful music of the brxs band, and juve nile sports of all kinds afforded uninterrupted amusement, till childhood and youth got their surfeit of enjoyment, and began to beg to go home for rest, and for once wanted quiet for a while. . It was a happy theme for prattle and dreams on Saturday night in every nouseüoli in the city; and from its remembrance Sunday Schools will find a new place in the hearts of all of its pupil?-. Qcees Victoria a Grandmother. Queen Victoria, it is hinted, will appear in the ven erablc character of a grandmother in the course of a few months;, when a pledge of the loves of Prince Frederick illiani and his wife will be presented to the loyal people of Prussia. This title has not been a common one in the royal family of England for many years, there having been but two grandmothers in that family from th"e death of Queen Caroline, wife of George II, in 1839, down to the birth of Queen Victoria's first child. feöf Mr. John Briggs, of New ; Albany, who for sometime has been systematically ninning on the Branch Bank of the State, located in that city, publishes a card in the Tribune, detailing the unjust treatment be has received at the hands of the Bank- He says it is owned and used by brokers, shar pcrs and speculators for their own interests. and to the detriment of the interest of the

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j-opIe cf that city.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Dr. Cmrfr'm Oatffls Bmltmtn, art" ewre Cough, Col J, Asihma, Consumption, BroncLitH, Spitting of Blood, Pain In the Side and Preaft, ricurty. Whooping Cough, Croup. Liver Complaint, Palpitation cf the Heart, and all dieea cf the Throat and Chert and Lungs. No one ehould neglect a Couch or Cold a tlnrle day. Million die ! annually by jjeglecling a Common Cold. Cough and Colds kd to Consumption, and then to early death. Iad-r, Lav you a Cough, Cold or any dlüAM of th lung? Trot-lire our that ceUbrated remedy, Irtu C'AtTaa'i Cocch IUuux, Lk-l nerer fall to relieve a Cough in twenty-four hour?, and always eure the wont cases) cf Colds, CfUglu and all dbeasee of the Throat and Lung in a few daya. Price Trial Lotties, 23 cent. Large bottles SI per bottle, or 6 Lettlea for $.. Da. EArrtKLT, ronicr Third and Chestnut, St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, to whom all order inu..t be addressed tu jet the genuine. 8old by Hallock A Stoddard, W. Bierbower, Hoch St Cabdctt, Keller and White, and by druRslut generally. rny31-ly - - JJr. Emlrly'$ Modi nd Sariaparllla Will cure all dl-ae art In from an impure täte of the Blood, or a depraved condition of the fluid3 f the tytitem, vli: Cancern, Swelling of the Giambi, Rummatim, White Swellings, Chronic Sure Eyes, Pile, Boils, Erysipelas, Goitre, rains in the Bones and Joints, I'leer in the Mouth and Throat, and all Chronic Conntitution.il Diseases. This medicine earchoa out the very root of the dwca.se by pnrify. in the blood, and changing the secretions in tlx system, thus removing the caiuc, which renders the cure certain and permanent. Dr. Easterly's Iodine and SanwparlUa will cure th wornt niervurbtl di.scaso and drive out and destroy every pnrticlo of mercury whirh is in the system, and cure it bad effects. It will cure Secondary Syphilid or Venereal Dis eases, and will drive the Pypbilltlc Virtu and all hereditary taint and poiouous matter o-it of the system through the pore of the skin, and restore the Tatient to a perfect stato f health an 1 purity. It is a positive cure fur liter complaint and depsia, if twed a proper length of time. 1 challenge the world to produce iu equal in thwe complaints. The afflicted will bear in mind that Ir. Easterly's Iodine and Saraaparilla will cure all N'ervou Dis eases, Temale Complaints, Dropsy, Gravel, Disease of the Kidneys Bladder and Urinary Organs in a few days. It will remove Pimples anJ Blotches from the Face, and make the skin clear, white and beautiful as alabaster. It dues this by purifying the blood, and by ita prompt artion on the Lirer, Kidneys, and Secretory Organ, producing vigorous health. Persons who have long been afflicted with Scrofu la, Old Sores, Tetter, Ringworm, Scald Head. Blotchur", Eruptions of the Skin and all Cutr-eous Diseases, are advised to procure Gridler's Salt Rheum and Tetter Ointment to apply on the Sure, or diseased parts, when using Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparille. The Iodine and Sarsaparilla pu rifies the Blood, and rauxe the sores to dirhnrge their putrid matter, and the ointment heals them. When both are ued (which I always recommend) a permanent and radical cure ia always effected. They are the bent and n.0tt powerful curatives known to man. A fair trbl is all I ak I do not fear the result. Price of tho Iodine and Sarsaparilla 1 per buttle, or B bottles fof S5. Gridlcv's Salt Rheum Oint ment 75 cents per bottle. Both are prepared by Dr. Easterly, corner of Third and Chesnut treeU, Kt. Louin, Missouri, solo proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed. ttj.Sold by Hallock A. Stodd ird, V. BierUmer, Llech & Caklett, Keller t White, DruKgidU, Iu Evansville, and by DruggUt generally. my31-tyins. Dr. Uaktr'u fiptciflc teilt citr Gonorr. hea. Gleet, Stricture, Seminal Wrakue, ChortW, Pixcaws of the Kidneys, BladJer, and all di-wa-f of the genital organ. Reader, have you a private dUeaseT 1M not neglect it. Delay M itancernun. Pr. Baker's Specific i.i a safe, ejecdy, and radieal cure, w Ith VT. Baker Sttocinc vou can cure vmir. . . . self, Hint prevent exposure, as plain direction for we accompany the medicine. Price ÜI 50 pit bottle. nT). Easteblt, er.rivr Third and Chet-tnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed to get the genuine. Sdd by Hallock Si Stoddard, Leloh & Calxlett, Keller A White, in Evansvillc, and by druggl.ta generally. my31-lyins Dr. itmvptr' 'm Cordial triff rwr all Female Complaints, such aa Excessive, Suppressed, or Painful 3Ienatruation, Fluor Albus or White, Barrenness, Sallow Complexion, Ilcadot-he, I)rinoes, Weak Xerves, Frightful Dreams, aud all diseases caused by Colds, Checked Perspiration, Excesses, Over-Excitemnt, etc., of the Sexual Or gans. Dr. Hooper' Female Cordial lit universally acknowledged by tho huliee the best remedy ever invented. sT-pticc SI tr bottle, or six bottles for S3. Da. Eastkklt, corner of Third aud Cbosnut streets, St. Louis, 31 o.. Sole Proprietor, and to whom all orders muct be addressed. Sold by IlaJlock A Stoddard, W. Bierbower, LWh nd Calslctt, Keller & White, in Evansvillc, and by !-. ' a. . . ; . "SS" u"j. mySl-lyins Dr. J?arr7y' JF'srsr mal Jgrm Millltr, will cure Ague and Fever, Chills and Fever, Dumb Affile, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, and all the various forms of Fevers incident to Itilious Climates. If there is a man, woman or child suffer ing with Ague and Fever, they are advised to pro cure Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer. It is a positive cure ppeedy and permanent. Try it. rtice Jl per bottle, or six bottles for $3. Dr. Easterlt, corner ef Third and Chcfdnut streets, St. Louie, Sole Proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed to pet the genuiue. Sold by Hallock & Stoddard, W. THerbower, Liech Calltt, Keller A White, Agents fur Kvansville, and by dnuists pencrally. rny3l-lyin 7Kiitiirjff ran the srttiS'u Mm. trade. The undorsijned has now on hand, and arriving. a lull assortment ol Hardware, wnicn ue win sell at the lowest prices, such as SHOVELS AXD SPADES, GAR 1EX HOE AXD RAKF& HAY AXD MAX CUE POKES, Tit AVE, LOG ASP OTHER CUAISS, IIA MF.S A XD HEDGE SHEARS, LOCKS A XD LA TCHt:S. Ul'TTS. HIXGl'S AXDZSCREWS. TA ISLE AXD POCKET CUTLERY; Butchers and F.arl Smith's Files, M ill and Crow Cut Saws, Nails, Carpenters' and Coopers' Tool, of the best quality. Also, a large j&toclc of Taint, Shoe, Counter and other Brushes. Betrs leave to call the attention of Grocers buying Hardware, who will find it to their iuterest to examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere. JACOB STRAUB, m23 Successor to A. Waldkirch. -WmJLVJBLAV ttTJJS'DJRD WOHKN. IHJUELL Si C0NYNG10N, are sole aeent for Vanderburg county, for all the subscription Books published br P. Arpleton A Co. Abridgement of" the Ifehates in Congress, Or Public llistorr of the United States. New American Encyclopedia, a Dictionary and Journal of Knowledge. Certainly the first wurk of the age. i American Flooucncc, 'a Collection of Speechee and Addresses cf the most Eminent Orators of America.. Encyclopedia of Wit end Humor, by the celebrated Comedian Burton, tn 25c. Kos. Dictionary of Machine Mechanics and Engine Work. The newest and most i rar roved edition in 2ÖC. Nos. Vre' Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures and Mines. DOBELL A CONTNGTON beg to call attention to their Important works, and request their kind I Mends to call and see them; as also, the array of opinions of eminent men in confirmation of iheir importance and value. Dobell Si Conygton have samples and fcpecimens of the various bindings iu which theo works van be procured, from paper to the finest morocco. mrlT - yr.v: .trrLEs-ji lot ofjcve Apples, just received and for sale at Sam"l Vickcry s old stand. A. D. REYNOLDS St, CO. II rtStJtSSS 'cf coÄEir 0?i5l5 it thi. A dwantTad br mutual consent. Tho busi. ' will hereafter be carrkdon by A.Collctt.whoJ ! buti0 coZ?-rV ? omzvL'

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

BT TH F. W. USE. LA TEST FROM KUROPK. Arrival of thr Fulton. PiTTEisrr.tt, July 10 p. m. Tbc river w 3 fect one inch by the metal mark, and falling. Th? weather h clear. Mtn ury 84. St. Jmi.N3, July 10 p. v. The steamship Fulton, with advice to the 30th ult was intercepted off Cape Race, on Friday, by the associated Press's yacht . Cotton is reported a3 being buoyant. Dreadstufls are steady. Provisions are dull. Consols are 95 (n 05 J for money. The Fulton encountered strong Westerly weather, but no ice. She saw nothing of the Telegraph fleet. - The steamships America aud Ilummonia arrived out on the 27th ult. Important news from India has been received, announcing the British successes. Inhia. The British copturcd Calper w ith a great amount of stores and ammunition. Serious disturbences had occurred at Bombay. . The President's political acnt and his escort had been munlcrcd bv the re'cls. Fort Copal aud -Xealgoocd had been taken. Campljcll had beaten the rebels, and captured Mohundc-e. The rebels were approaching Lucknow which was folly defended. Other successes of the British are reported. Liverpool UreatlstnfT Market. The weather has leen favorable for the crops. Flour ia stead v. Wheat is fin?; red has advanced lc. Corn is dull. Beef heavy. Pork steady. Baron is heavy. Lard is dull and nominal. Bovin dull. Potash dull. til. Lot is, July 10 v. v. Two hundred troop. from Carlisle barracks arrived yesterday. They were transferred to the steamer Silver Heels, and proceeded immediately to Fort Leavanworth. The river is falling at the rate of one inch per hour. All of the upper streams continue toreelc, but there is still a tolerably fair st ige of water in them. A refreshing shower fell last night. Weather cloudy and cool. At 12 o'clock yesterday the thermometer marked 100" in the ehade. Chicago, July y. r. m. Senator Douglas arrived this evening at 1 o'clock. A committee of 400 from Chicago and adjoining counties proceeded to Michigan City and there met Judge Douglas and escorted hint to the citv. On the arrival of the tram he was greeted br cannon and cheers, from the people. The procession formed and conducted him to the Tremont House, where he wa.s welcomed bv a brief speech in. behalf of the citizens, by Chas. Walker, of the Board of Trade. Mr. Doucrlas, after returning thanks, reviewed the action of the last Congress in the Kansas question. He extolled the Crittenden amendment as honest, and the very best proposition Here the telegraph register lccame de ranged and we were unable to obtain all of his remarks. Washington, July 10 m. 1 lie oci rclarv o! tiie Inlet tor, on an apjtal involving the, titles of Monticello, Min nesota Territory, has derided that under the law the only benefits of the trusts ore the occupants of the town. No other proprietors ars recognized nor can the department protei t the claims or interests of non-resident share holders or lot holders. The quantity of land for town ptiqKises, cannot exceed three hundred aud twenty acres under the law relating to that subject. Samuel Ilippell has been appointed potmaater at Lea euworth, ice Clarkson, rcJ.E.xtMiToN, Kyn July 10 a m. Joseph Beard, City, Marshal, was brutally murdered this morning about 4 o'clock, while endeavoring to arrest a man named Barker, who was engaged in a fight in the market house. Barker stabbed Beard with a knife entering his right side, severing the lung and entering the heart, killing him instantly. The citizens are much excited. Barker was taken from jail by the citizens aud marched to the court house yard. A temporary scaffold was erected from the court house window, in the second story, and at 8 o'clock, a. Barker was swung off. The first ropo broke and ho fell to the grouud, a di&tancc of about thirty feet, bruising his face considerably. He recovered in a few moments and was again takentip to the window and another rope attached. He was then made to junip from the window again. He still hangs and will hanff until 2 o'clock. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, July 10 m. Flotir firm and in good demand, at S3 SO (3 k. for supernnc; 4(i,.4 to for extra. Oats advanced to 4"(.N,4:!c. Whisky advancca to uuc. coining transnirea in provisions. Groceries firm. The river has lullen ten inches. Weather clear. Mercury 88. Cincinnati, July 10 r. t. The river has fallen 10 inches. Hour is hrm for extra brands, but com mon grades are dull. Whisky has advanced to '1 1 lc. The speculation movement in oats contiuues: C,00 bush, sold at 42c. Xo change in corn or wheat. Nothing has been done in provisions. JSuvrrs and sellers are opart in their views. Both are resolute 1 V. r.i S?ilrr.tt2 I r A 4pf IVA 1 lilt lUWUll tilU .O. k'Uil.l .IV Ulll.l., 200 hhds.sold at "i(8J being an advance fullv of c. Molasses are firm, at 3rc with more buvcrs thaii sellers at that figure. . New York Market. Xeav Youk, July 10 m. Flour quiet; sales of 9,000 bbls. Wheat heavy; 20,000 bush sold at 1 02(d.l 03 for Western red. - Corn generally firm; sales of 12.000 bush at 63f.75 for mixed: white 81. Lard buoyant at llgllj. Whisky dullat2le. Xtw York. 10-p m. Flour is firm; 10,500 brls sold. Wheat heavy ; 50,000jmsh sold ; southern unchanged; western red 1 00(l 03; white l 05(a) l 13. Corn is dull; 21,000 bush soil. Whisky dull at 23J,24. Sugar is firm; muscovado 63(7. Carolina rice ia firm at 303 c -Bacon is steady. " Good Ohio butter is 12017c Leather is firm; oak tanned at 24030. Hides arc steady at 18 01 81. Tallow Lj quiet. r - Philadelphia Marke. PlHLADELriHA, July 10. Hi Xo demand for flour for shipment, and very little for home consumption. Shipping brands held at 4 23, without sales. 1,100 bbls Western extra sold at 5 00. Rye flour and corn meal steady at 3 31 for the former aud 3 374 for the latter. Wheat scarce, but in no demand: sales at 91 for 1 fair old Southern red. Sales of new ctod i at 1 08 for prime red. Rye dull Corn in cood rcaucit. Oatj meet a moderate inqniry. WhLky scarce and firm: sa!c3in bbb ftt 1 "j in hM,, and 21 for

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Baltimore Market. Baltimore, July 10 m. Flour quiet, but unchanged. Wheat unchanged. Corn f.rm. Whl-ky very firm. Provisions rather firmer.

Trinity Bay, July 10 m. Weather clear wind eat nothing heard from the telegraph flett. Sr. John, N. l July 10 M. Nothing heard of the steamer Fulton, due at Cape Race. PlTT.-liCRG, July 10 M. River three feet two inches by the metal mark and falling. The weather is clear. Mercurv 90. Louisville, July 1 0 m. The river i.s falling, with four feet ten inches in tho canal. Weather clear. Mercurv 90. Abductlon of a Southern Helle In Xtw York. Our New York exchanges devote a large portion of their space to the particulars of the abduction of .Miss hrailv lilount, daugh ter of F. S. Dlonnt, of Mobile, Ala., bv CapU Henri dc IJevicrc, who represents himself as having belonged to the famous Zouaves of the French arinv in the Crimea. It appears that Capt. Reviere came to this country last fall, and commenced lecturing incw tork on the Crimean war. This not proving sueccisful, he went South; and next figures in a due! near Mobile. He had made the acquaintance of the DIouiit family prior to the duel, and on receiving the challenge to fight, he confidingly in funned Mrs. U. a-weak-minded woman, supposed to be a monomaniac that he was not exactly what he had represented, but that he was of high rank hi his own country, the owner cf large estates, Ac, and that in ra?e 1 should fall in the contemplated duel, he wished her to sec that hi3 remains were decently interred. In the duel, unfortunately for Mr. Blount, the Captain was simply wounded. He was taken to the residence of the Mounts, and his wants provided for, until hU recovery. During his convalescence he made love to the daughter of his benefactor with decided success, and succeeded, also, in winning the weak minded mother over to his scheme. Mr. R, as soon as he discovered the condi tion of affairs, tried to put a stop to its further progress, but "love laughs at lochsmiths," and before he was aware of iL the fair bird had flown, together with her wouldbe destroyer, and her mother, to New Or leans. i hither the father pursued them, and by the aid of the telegraph, he succeeded in preventing the consummation of their marriage. On his arrival in the hitter city the entire party had taken ship for Havana. The indomitable ßlount took ship also, and reached the "Queen of the Antillas in time to prevent a second effort to unite txo fond hearts in one. lie succeeded in rescuing his wife and daughter from the hands of the Captaiu and took ship for New York, where he put up at the St. Nicholas. Thinking this place too public for his family, after the notoriety they had attained, he changed his quarters the second day, to the re.-dclciicc of a friend. Dr. DeWees. Captain Ucvk-rc reached New York about the same time the Dlounts, and succeeded in div-overing their retreat the day after thev left the St. Nicholas. The following morning about 0 o'clock, Mrs. Mount and daughter were miff ing, no one knowing where they h.nl oi. Search wa irauiediutelv institutrd but without nvai it Mrs. It. a.s known to have s-letd Xirholiu tin? nihl after thc e at the St vouenirnt, but where was the d.ni; rhtvrl She was no whore to be found. Mr. Bluunt swore out warrants for the ar rest of Kevierc fr a'dt-ting 1:H daughter 44 for the purpose of seduction and prostitu tion, it having been ascertained that Ke vierc had already wife livincr in Philadel phia. Reviere was finallv arrested at a hotel in Ilobokcn, but the landlord refused to allow the house to le searched . for the yonng ladv, so that ehe had not been found. Re viere was lound over in the sum of $1,000 to answ er the charge. Yellow Fever. Three vessels from Havanna have arrived at Xcw York, w ith nearly all their officers and crews down, or dead with the yellow fever. One of them lound from Cuba to Liverpool was obliged to put into Xcw York in distress having only two out of a crew of ten able to do duty. When the tow boat first epoke the distrtsst-d veM.-l off 8undy Hook, the Captain's wife wns at the helm heroically steering the thip for Xew York Harbor Her husband lay below in a dying condition; the mutes and all the crew excepting two men having died of yellow fl-ver. In one hour after the ship was taken in tow, the Cnplaiu also died, leaving only three persons alive on bonnl, the two foremast hands, and the Captain's wife. It eems the fever made its appearance arunn the crew of the ill-fated thip the screw! Any niter leaving port, in i's most tini!nt form. The ordinary remedies wen tried, but were found of little effect to stay the progress of the disease. One after another died, and their remains were consigned to the deep by the survivors. " The first and second mates finally fell victims, und in nine d.-tys there were none left but the Captain, Iii iff. and two of the crew. On tbe 1st of .luly the Captain w:is taken down with symptoms of the fever, and thewife. who had. until now been unremitting in h-r ttt ntions to the sick among the odicers and ere", was obliged to nur.-e her sick husband, und also, occasionally, take her position at tho wheel, while the surviving crew worked the thip. The Captain had already decided to put into Xew York, and was making the best of his way towards Sandy Hook. While he was yet able to give directions, he instructed his wife how to steer the ship. At the last dates several acs had been reported at Xew Orlean-, and fears were felt that it might become epidemic, as it was seldom that Xcw Orleans escapes when the disease raged iu Cuba. Focn Co.xTtNESTä Cmteh. .Should the Atlantic telegraph be successfully completed. Europe, Asia, Africa and America will be brought into electric communication with each other, and a remarkable progress will have been made toward tho civilLcd imity of the human race. From Xcw Foundland there Lj a telegraphic commuuication with Xew Orleans, diitant 3,710 miles, folio whig the course of the wire, and when the Atlantic cable is laid, direct communication can be obtained with Constantinople, thus uniting the four continents. It is calculated that a message leaving the Turkish erjpital at 2 o'clock, say on Monday afternoon, vvill reach Xew Orleaao at 6 the bamc evening. The first from Constrntinople direct, left on Sunday evening, 3Iay 2, at 11.15, and arrived in London at 8.57 in tic evening of tie same da v, London time, N Tin the z'xn ejrl- Jee h?lT. .

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

tt. 0'BILH T "., OLD J1HTAF.LISHElJ W1IAKFP.OAT. Kvaniville, ! Indiana. Storage, Forwarding, and Commiwion . Merchants, general railroad, Sitaratoat, aud Express AeuU, Special Agents for th PEIIN. CENTRAL RAILROAD, 1 and eonnections OTr which we ar anthirtred to . giv through receipts at the lowot possible rat. Having a mammoth Wharfboat at the landing. , the largftt ou the Ohio River, capable of toriu and protecting all merchandize liable to duufctgo from expeaure, we are prepand to facilitate the dis- ' patch of all consignment, forwarded to our care, j by either I RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. j Particular attention paid to Receiving, Storing ; and Forwarding, alao, to the Sale of r.iiy Produce, er other property, contin ued to w for sale, and t.d- , faction guaranteed. j Office and extensive Wurehou.se on Water troet, I adjoining tl Telegraph, and on the Wharf boat, i where we are to be found, attending to th iutereeU of onr patrons at all hour, day and night. J With our superior facilities; lung Ftanding; un tiring fmrr; ana Knowledge or our tUMnee., we leel confident vf giving general eat Isfort ion, and hope to nvrit a continuance of the extensive patronage we are -now enjoying. Liberal cash advance will 1 made on all consignment to either ourselves or correspondents in auy cf the principal market, Xorth. Fjwt or Hontb. P. C. O'RILEY & CO. Wp S. itftUMHD, BECEil'I.XIi, lit Ft tRWAKDIXG AN D COMMISSION M.ERC1IAX, Wate SrasET. L'vansvii.le, Indiana. Thankful for the patronage heretofore rr lib rally extendKi to me, I l to nay to my Green River ar.d Wabash fi ien that I am tili on "the gronnd, ready and willing to give their coiLCigninrt.ts close atteution. Particular attention given t the forwarding of Toliaeeo, I'ork, Lard, Bacon, task add g-neral Mcrchandie. nir25-3ni itdumhd it. hill, 4:ti.ti.nj.ssroj" Mjj M KUCHA NT, for the purchase and aks ef Wheat, Fl ur, Corn, Cat, IJarley, Rje, Hay, Fork, Lard Jtc. OÄIce, FROKT STREET, rKVEK the TELruKarn orricr. urlC-3in EYAVSYILLE, IP. JU ING. FOKWAHDINC AXI fiENKKAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Agent for KaitbwUa itit Coiupuny, Lvitusvilie, Indiana. We have formed a co-partnership under the tyle vf 1I:own Airman, and offer our service in the rapacity rs set forth in our card above. We are lullv preps et d tr extend every facili'v to shippera, either by CANAL, RIVER, or RAILROAD, an 1 assun them that thir Istcrests thaU be f.d:hfully represented, should they be plcasid to favor us with their patronage. Oftice and Warehouse on the corner of Main ft. and the Canal. WM. UROWN, W. M. AIRMAN', Late of Howard & Rrown. Late or FOSTER, i: Co. jani!2-tf we? M. NEW ARRANGEMENT. The Adam's Exrat Compast rcsiwctfully announee to their friends and patrons, the public of Evanoville and vicinity, that, with iucreaiied bcilitie for the tntnsjomtion of FLElVJiT, PACKAGES. M O X E Y A X D V A LU A IILEH. They noiicit a continuanc of former favor. E-M-ciHrcare tak.n in the collection tf liilln, l)raftj. Niu,f, and tlm tratiMportatfon of small and vulobie pai'kagi. All persons wishing to avail thcinMlveti of the fa-cilitK-a of the Exprea, cau ot'tain any dceired li forinatioa in reforenf( tt) the tvute aud ditaiU 4 the biudnew, at their tflice on Firt pfrert, between Main and I.ocut, opj;ite the Foot Otfiee.dels fi. II. FISH, Ag.i t. rjfiit: fVviri ii.Ln HKs-ri vH JL HAUVKSTKK, FOR 310WIN Si REAPING. Thw Ma Line a intrmiuct'd and use! for the first time duriug the harteM rf and though new. it Lau already ctaMitJied for its If a r pautiou which ha nVver lcii reai'hed by any other rf.mlin'd I!ier ar.d Mower, Suth and Wet: and It no nreupie a poifiv!i far ia advauee cf all it? cunpetito. Nearly 'iie thousand of the-e Maehiue re -old durkig the last tw-j harvest, and th dvinand rot supplied in the K!al" if Kentucky, T. niwce. Jn- j di.ma. Iillnji, Mi.uri, )"., A rV.irs Alabama, ? Georgia, South Carolins. Vi inia. Himifdripi, and et.blifhii'K the fiit u;o?-t conclusively, that tor uni- ) verai u , economy, xtrength. and etSiri.-ucy, thi j Machine is vrj thing that u desirable, bolli it a ISeaper and a a Muver. ' W'c harte ma in Fonke ali'ob improvements, : g-Md by c..n lul t'i..-T-.j..n nl rxjieriment duling the iat harvest. TW ul I itl-Jl to 11 our Reapers and Mowers now building f"r the l.ar- , ve-t ef 1-. j Kor Kile f n eviifdgtiuient, bv np-lmllu A I.MS. t HOW F TO THL I'EM AMS OF THK TIME. . R. B. HART, V'HST f'-r the fjlLvains Mills and Machine, cf em f r nlo . Tbe Great Eastern dorn Uuskcr, NIIKI.IjKU AND Mit:.NElt. Whi.-h tll i-hell fron 1,000 to 2.Ö0U bushels r r day. Ale-. The American Elepliant. The p;reat Novelty of the day. It in the t t ?Iill ev r invented P-r tli fannörV ue. It will make ten varieties of product. It ill grind the Corn and Cob for feeding animaln. It make roarec cpT Pne meal an may l-e wanted, aud it will bolt the meal iu It grind' it, or Ieae it nnl-e-lted at the plion ef the frrator. It wUI prln4 Jri-.s. rrtijr or almrxt any other fubtan-e tvhicb refuirea the operation of gnndinR. It does all tltei; thin, wid requires tut a little power to drive it. THE GREAT BENGAL TIGER, Iis Md! d '"'l to make I he varkun grade ol Heroin v, and is iie nf the he.t Maehiues ever inventH for the purpijei-. Bradford's Portable Rurr Hill, l-i too .11 knoun to nes a dewrii'tinn. It i ihe rheapeV. an 1 at llie aaine tinie. the t'iett k-.pt tn repair, of any in um-. All of the a'vve. .Milb mid Maehin. -aa be .en tu op-ratiou at II A HT'H MILLS, Corner rt S. nJ and Canal streets, wln re the puhlie are invi,.,i to rait and m-e the tatet iuiproveinentaof the aqe N-f're purrhinp :li4'here. Alt ordem ill t,e promptly tilled. jan-JT-Uwif lt. B. If KT. rxrii.lüöo h tr .s tt7vii t:.Tii l "A i JrJ9 STOKE. AsrieidJur! Iniplemtntf. rWnds and fir xeritu cold at at:h pri- f'r all kinds ' Produce and Live Stock, "wrh a II re-, MuIh, CVinn.r.tlv.s. IVtf Cttb;t Jlow. Chickeoe, liutt-'r. Lard. Ii:ii-m. t.xz, rur and Skinffr every t-e-rea'her-. Whe--t. ecriptimi . flinM'u?, rVet wax, Corn. Oat. J.trl-f. P-ans. Itve, l!r?io, Shirts. I'ried Appl nl lVarlie, IVtit.B ah 1 V.freUblcf- T -ill Bort Z. H. COOK A SON, t jl. 'l.tw . . . rjMUZ 7-.fcEr TOBJf.VO , H. TAHLI.SHMENT IK THF. STATK. F. FKXDR1CII A. BROTILEUS, Would respectfully inform the citi7en of Evanrrille and icinity, that tbey hare a larger stock of Tobacco, Scgars, Snuff, Pipes, aud German fsmoklug Tobacco, thin any two eatahlishment of our principal cities. ' Hotel and stc-re-keepers l-ok to your interests. Before purrhaFinp elsewhere, pktsc examine onr larpe astortznont, which" w; pkdpe ourtclTea to 11 at the loweft Baltimore rriccs, and cheaper than can be fcfluBt ia Cincinnati or loubvillc. All r ask Li. tL.it in shall call and judri for yeurbtlvfj, V.a offer any if the ahe at wholesale or retail. Our etablihoicnt ia branch cf the well known extensive Baltimore Tae.;o Wate.hcube of Jo. Tendrfh ir Pre? '. 105 Vorft street. F. FE.VDIUCII 4 EK0S , Jlaia kt. 1 door above Tut!, jtI ETaoaville. InL - JU.E APPLES. wTE ere prepared t- furs sh irw Jure ue I 9 If Apn.ts, cy Tic iaccrl, ta t wift ny w.sa a en?ije"thia - t? re Ä 'r PI- t?'0L15 .:vere . u ii 2srtr i carrei-

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.OR.VE'Ä .viij.v fionr rlLli CAL .nerehanta acd Trardijn ill bo on tLc ir guard and not be imposed lupon tV a toumeneir ct mora a Indian Root i lUltf. eigned A. B. MOORE. AU genuine Floot Fills have the name ard aign&turo of A. J. WHITE A CO., en each box. PIC. MOIWF, the inventor cf 3Ior' Indian KoU Pill: baa rant the greater part of hie lifo in travelling, having vibited Europe, Aoia, and Africa, aa eil a North America, and has spent three year among the Indiana of our Wentern country, and it wa in this way that the Indian Root rius were first discovered.. Dr. Morse waa the f rst man to etabllh the fact that all diaeaaeg arise from IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD that onr strength, health and life depended upon thi- vital Cuid. A. J. WHITE & CO. . 50 Leonard Street, New York. DR. MORSE, the inventor of Morse' Indian Root Fills, has f pent the greater part of his life in traveling, Laving vibited Europe, Asia and Africa &f well as North America has pent three year among the Indiana of our Vcetcrn country it was in this way that the Indian Root Fill were fht discovered. Dr. Mor9e was the first man to establish the fact that all diseases arise from IMFURIT Y OK THE BLOOD that our strength, health and life depended upon this vital fluid. When the various paages become clogged, and do not act in perfect harmony with the different functions cf the body, the blood Icsea its action, become thick, corrupted and dixeased, thus causing all pains, eickneos and distress of every name; our strength i exhausted, our health we are deprived of, and if nature Is not asuieted in throwing oft the stagnant humors, thw Llod will become choked and ceaae to act, and thus our light of lifo will be forever blown out. How Important then, that we should keep the various passages of the body free aud open. And how plea-ont to us that we have it In our power to put medicine ia your reach, namely, Mor.-e"n Indian Root Fills, manufactured from plants and roots nich grow around the mountainous dilft in nature's garden, for the health and recovery of diieaed man. One of the roots from which these- pills are made is a xlorific, whlrh opens the pore of the ekin, and assists nature in throwing out the finer parts of the corruption within. The second is a plant which U an expectorant, that opens and unclojr the humors from the lung ty copious spitting. The third U a diuretic, which gives ease and double strength to the kidneys; thus encourag-.-d th;y draw barge amounts of iuipurity from the Mood, which is then thrown out bountifully by the urinary water pe.age, and whi-h could not have bef ii diicharged in any other way. TL fourth is a cathartic, and accompanies the oth-T properties of the pills while engaged ia purifying the blood; the cirs'.-r particles which cacrot p3'1 by the other outlets, are thus taken up ar.d conveyed off in great quantities by the bowels. From thw above, it is shown'that Dr. Morse's Indian Poet Pills not only enter tho toTnarh, but become united with the blood, for they find way tocvery part, and completely rout out änd clepnse tho syftcrn fr-m all impurity, and the lifo cf tin body which is the blood, becomes perfoctlr healthy; contenently all sickness and paiu are driven from the system, for they rnnn.t remain when th body becomes so pure and clear. The reason why people are so dUlrwsed when skk, and why so many dio, is bec?ie tber do not .get a medicine w hich will par to the afflicted parts. ana wnicn win open tne rntuml pnsagee lor tte disease to be cast out, hence a large quantity tf food and other matter is lodged, and the s toniach and intcctines are literally overflowing with tha corrupted mass, thiu undergoing disagreeable fermentations, constantly mixing with the blood, which throws the Corrupted matter through every vein and artery, until lire is taken from the body by dibeae. Dr. Morse's Fills have added to themselves victory upon victory, by restoring raiUi a of thctd'kto thMuiiug heä'ih'and hnppincM. f. thousand who have hen racked or tormented with sU.knc. piuo aud aMguitb. and whes! feeble fraMee have been scorched by the burning elements ef raging fever, and who hav lieen brought as it were, within a step of the silent grave, now stand ready to testify that they would have bcn numbered with the dead, bad it not been for this great and wonderful medicine. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Fills. After t-ne or two doses liad been taken, they were astonished and absolutely surprised, in witnessing their surj rising effects. Not only do they grve immediate nwe and strength, and take away all sb-k-neM, pain and anguish, bnt they at once g to work at the foundation of the diaeast-", which to the blood. Therefore, it will l thown, especially by thrnM who ue iJu-se Fills, that they will so cleanse and purifv that diase that deadly jn-my will ta!; its flight, and th flush of jouth and beauty will s'-rtiii return, and the rr.T-pc.-t ef a I'-iijr and Uarrv l.fc will e)n-rith ei:d brighten vour d?vs. t a ti.in. lieware of a eountufeit s:m1 A. It ,M're. Ail Renuiii iiae tue name of A. J. Whlic A t ".. n ea;h Ixix. A'iko the uinMure ct A. Wbit A Co. All "thrrs ure pnrlou,. A. J. W HITt A CO.. So'..: Troir;. t..r. . 50 Leonard trvet. N". Y. I'r. MwVt Indian iloot 1111 arc acid by all ilf;(!.-r in Medicine. A;; nt wanted in even t jr. il!ais and h im-1-t in t Innd. " i 'art ics 0':n.jü-ttnr at'nry-wiH a1itr''.J above tr the terms. I'rice i"i cent ;er box, live boxes 111 be tonl cn reivipt f SI, rtn,C, paid. ' janll-d 1 C Ä for the rapid '-ure of fought. Co!,. Ujr. nesM. lufluenza. Bronchi i. Whooping t'ouph. Croup, At hma. Incipient Consumption, and f?r the relief 'f ronsuiuj tie patients in adaneed ftflgrd tf the diwj.iw. W e iied not i-'peak to the public of iu virtue Thronjchout ecrr tovkn. and alm-jet every hamlet of the American States, ita wenderful curl of pnlnionary cvu.'plaiutH hvi made it already known. Nay. f-w are the ftmitU-s in any civiliej country on thi conii'iit without dome personal experience of It eße.-ts and f'.-wer yet tho com in uni tie any where which have not anion; them nie Ii inj; trophy of ! victory over theeubU and dangeruu dicai i of tbe tbi-oat and Iiuirs. While it u tho inont tKwertul antidote yet known to man Cr the lurmidable and danp-rout di.at.'S of the pu!mAna ry orani, it is Ik the plcasantcet and t-.tf. t rt medy tliat can tv? employed for Infants and yonnp p-r-ronn. 1'arentn tihould bavi. it in ftorc aainbt the inr-idiom enemv that teals ujcn theni uny rrp?.rod. We hue hbundunt groundu to believe the Cherry lVetoial mvih more live by the commmptium it prevent than thoee it eure. . Keep it by you, and cure your cold w hiie they arc curable, nor negiert them until no human bklll can m.-uttr thn inex'ra-bl-canker tliat, l.uu-ned un the i tabs cat your life away. All know the dreadful fatality cf lurg diord:it, and a they know too the virtue of thi remedy, we ned not do more than to auuxe tbeua it i Mill made tho bet-t it can be. We epare. no eot, nocare, no toil to produce it the most perfect rOM)ililo, and tho afford thoee who rely on it. the bt agent wht-li our J-kill can furni'.h for their cure. Aycrf3 Cathartic Pills. " The Fri.nceK of Chcmihtry and Jlediclne fcave been taxed their utmot to produce thi best. mi pi.Tfe.-t purativ. which i known t man. Innumemhte pro.if are Fhown that thi.-se Ulis have virtues hieb Mjrpni- in excellence th ordinary roedieipe, and that they w in unprecedently upon th ehte. m of all men. They are af" and plcwint to take, but powerful to cure. Their -en:tratir.g pr'P erti rtimulat the vital activiti of lb- body, rcmoe the eh(rutiin of Hi orjram1, purify tht bl'xxl. mid esrn.-l tlL-eae. Thy ri,rpe out the f jul humor bich breed and grow di-tmjer, ttiaiulal t-lu.iyh or diKrdered orfc.mi into their natural -o:-tion. and impart healthy tone with utrcnpth to the w hole syMcin. Xot only do they eure tho everyday eoinpliints of every body, but a'no forroidaUIc and d;intr-roue dii?eaiej that have ba.Tlod tho bct of IniKi.tn Kill. While they produce rwerful ;ttect. they are at the ai'j tinv. lit diminished do-c, the 6if'-t and Nst ph.vi that ran be employed for chiMr-?!. Boins ;iar-roat;4. they are plcj'wict to tsk; and teing purely vegetable, "re frte from aey rink of harm. Cur Lave bor n mvle wbica tur. pst-s N lief were thev not tn-itetantiat'jd bv men cf i M!-di xaltct potiti n and eharaeter a to f rbid the i nj-pi'-iiio f iiRtruih. ?Iny eininLt clfrymcn j and pliyMdan? have JeDt tbelr aamea to certify , the puidic th'- rtlwbility of n-y renr.ediufc, v Init Vhb- -cnt m the ftssuran-'e cf th:r conv!;tica bat h. pi epa ration c jtitribute lOimcDLc! tc tLo cl:ef of ny tikti-d, suftrlng fcllo-sr-acn. " Ihi A.'ati bolow uiuacd are pltved ta f.iri'.-'a gmtij niy Anierlcaa Almacx;, cont-utiiif; djf-oicrs kt tbvir u-v and riiates cf their eure, of the ' following eomplafnts: Costivencse, Bütow Complaint,' Ulieu-aatism, Drcpov, Heartburn, Head.ich(s arising fcem a foul Stomach, Nausea, Indigeetion, Morbid Inacticn cfthc Bore l and I'ains arbin therefrom, Flatulcnb. cy. I.ore r,f Appetit, all Uleeroun and Cu'aiHSCuIfjurse. which require an evacuant medicine, fc-.T- fnla or Kin,-'d I.vil. Thev aU5, by punfrin' the i Wood ard i-iirnulatlnz the rytein, cure roanycomplaintf. which it would not bo euppow-'d thev could reach, auch as Ivafneee, Partial Blindneas, neuralgia. Nervous Irritability, Ucranpemcnt of tbe Liv. er and Kidneys, Goat, and other kindred compUint ariuins from a low ttate of tho body or obstruction of its functione. TV not bo put off by sinprtncipled doalere with eo me other pill they may make more profit on. Ahk fT Ayer'a Pill, and take nothing elm. Xo other tb-y can give you compares with thia in ir intrineic vlue or curative powers. The sick want the bet aid there it for them, and they ebould have it. I Prepared by Pr. J. C. AY ER, Practical and Anai lytical Cb'.-mtfit, LowIJ, Mai. I'nce j ctb. per i box. I ive boxes for 1. Sold by KELLEK &. WHITt, Lvanf.vuie, and by drngcifti" and merchant throughout the coarirry At wholesale by J. C. A YEK 4 CO , I tValnut tt., Cincinnati. .1 UBIGUETV RJIE I.U JP L E.V E.VI S 6 dOi,. 3:ythcs and fcnathca, various p itt-rar; 2d Sc thee and Cradles, do do; i do ?Ianuro I'orks; i do Lone Ilsodlc-d Hay Fcrk; o do hhert do do; J tcxib Scjthe Stones. For tale at Z. H. COOK a soy? EE LEU HOUSE, Onps-u the t :z. it. n. oik. r. J ZZ'-Z: rT:rrret-.r

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vziMmYsriLLK r.E j.y-n zjtm JCJ INFIRMARY, Tine St., betw. lat dc 2n4. fe-Drs. Durand & RosslOeulisu, Anrlstt, and Operatfnr Svrteoat. "Also, treat all form of Chronic Disease. Jll-dwtf ror Kent, A large and very convenient Dwelling House ia thorough ort'er, on Second street, near COf ner ol Chetnut iUtet. Term3, $200 per annum TUPS, b.. GAKV1N. rrOTOSALS totuUd a brick sUble and woodshsd; aud lar cistern. For particulars call at our ofocsj. JeU-lw IGLEUART & ANTHES. HatsoD, cwbcrry & to., DKALECS t!f SIIINGLLS, LATH, EHES3F.D FLOOälXG, DRESSED CZIUS0 te. Wholesale ana retail. Corner of Main and Eighth treeU, Evanrriili, Ind. Jl-lf A Card. CALLED meeUng cf tte Jeurctymea Oak CoopTs of tte city of Etaas-riUe. was held MiySi, i.v. The meeting wa organized by eisetinr a FreiJent and Secrciaiy. The object of the m-etirg oeinr stated. Messrs. Tea man, Shera-ouU and Hotf irere chosen to draft resolution. The Committee retired for a short time and returned with the rollotrinc resolutions Resolved, That we view the course whch the proprietors of the Machine Shep of this city are pursuing to reale down the rcsulax Coopeis. as dishcaoc aM , unjust ard uncalled for. Resolved. That we will use all honorable oeirj in our power to cut down any attempt at monopoly, which is designed to Injure our bu'inessin thisctty. Resolved, That inasmuch, as tho proprietors oi said Machine ihop, while it was in Courte of erection, pie Jgi them -le. res ta sus'ain the rjalar p'ioe of coopcrase in thUcitv. and that iroraedia'eiy aftr starting, they put the price down 50 cts, on tr.s bar. ret. therefore, e have no confidence in their sense of honor. Resolved, Thai wc invite the Copcrf that are ensnf'i iu the said Machine Shep at tL:s present time, to tiuitthece between now and the first of June. ana they wjl be furnished with berths, in the regular sbor?. and thit ater that t.me we look upon all Co per tint assist ia the mintrfctorr ef coop rage ia . said sh.-p, as SCABS, and that we will not condescend t worh. m any shop that they nay get employ ceut In. On mo'doa of Mr Teamin, It wsa mted that th aove proccellcj berabii-hed n the dilr papers ef thigcity. . ilANK 8I1O0P "tCj. jclO -.'wdScir GREAT A7TRACTI0M! fBIlK undai!e4 crori to sell their COZt 11 MINKS. :tustcdon the bank f thecinal, ti auies from Eva-isvilie, trether with seven hocrtri and eeventv an-es of ln, oa goo.1 rjualir, wall ttmhered. Tb C.cal pa-s throuh the lead tear the center, in a north, and Suuih direction, bin a few feet cf the uouth of the c jal p't The eonl veio U about six ftet thick. mA in rood worltinf order, with ail the tocls necesarv to oociatewith a dozen ru'.ncrs, coal c:ir and rmeh'nery for hoisting wlUi hore powert ar.d a valuable horse to worit it; a gooi cost boat, rearly revr, with the rgt mnle uam for t on the ensl. The nii ts epade hrin(t!c(r down irten hundred huhrU at a load. There men tbe preOiiMi a goid kg tKxirtiinf house, table end com crto, a et of MtctnuiuVe tools, corn eooh tA last the trc tin tbe new crop cornea i. Also, au th- ho'iboH furnitnre In te bonse will I told, with faiTsirjf orerstis.trentv vres of grain, citi acd com, ".nd o:ic of poutoes. The location Is one cf tbe test h'pptng points on the canal: if the prerer aceomsnodat'ona were erectc-t for&torage of rro! ucc.lt wt uld aoon lee-n:e the center f tra1- fcr tbst part of thecountr. 1 he whi'e will b sold, or If tu percbv:er piercrs, läe undivided hlf,and posess!on kiten t'orucdively. Yc pvrcuUrs inquire cf Eta. Iu?w!cy, at the Canal Collector's OlT.ce, or to Franc A mop-, la JSvaneville. AUo, Alltn'i ExcLirie. No. ?, Main ktnet. JeTlwiHtwtf F.OTf LET 8i AMORTFAMILY SEWING-MACHINES. rrice $1C to 12S. rgsif E best, limnlest. and most durable JLAchiret ta D use, & w. 11 ai tbe :hearet. Ihev tusk - a ti-orr. elaic titu. not HtSJe to hfok In wa'h'rj ard ircrine, and sesrlci with eqttai fclfy tbe tUicet or thinaeit fa'irtc- Ihev cm anv ordi-jiry thread, cotton or i'.l. All tnlchlnee vfr.ir.t.!, and tail Instructions given to us tbem aa-tcton!y. , We Y.wü several 4'.fterc"t V'nrfi of tmcNe, ouw ao a.i who want rcvv.BM five uiacailbfere thsy Ci0.kc shcjr purcbaie. We have a private room where tv.osc that desire t tfft their u'-ilitr hefjre tt:rckas!r.c. evn enerala at i tb'.ir leisure. Office an sales room in the rear ef ; Johjiiun'. Bookstore, I irat at r act. Nsi een Main and ; Loc'iatftreets. A. L. Aient. ARVEST T00L5Tj no as tiatac : v; ao iiavitaae; ".'j d j Grain Scythes, WTaJJren Pattern, .'5 to GraM do do; Mo IeCas;eel Millard; 10 do Sickles; 10 do German S ck!ei: 5 cros Scythe S?oc. store and for a'e bv In jr3 VUV. , VA.Llk.LL. C Cf. tl.NDRin!?4 4 ba of Xo. 1, i. ?, B. Shot; mivx HmUi"-h chee 30 bbls Ksnawha Halt: U'T?s Wheat Sairch; CS hlf hxs do; sr.doz. of renuire Shaker Btcom, W dot. fanevdi ryeiTed and for sale by I. & D. SEXMAK2T. Administrator's Sale. NOTICE isherehyeivenjthat I as A-tmtnlstratoe i.1 of the e-oiteof Jaso1 Keller, will ner for Nile at public auction nn the 2nd day of Joly.l UTtl late residence of th deceased in Union township, the personal property, con&istinir of ore voke of exen, one horse, one wseon, cattle, costs, toes, famine U'ensili, houthold luiTiltcrc. arc. Terms of avle, for sums a'Mvo three dollars, a credit of six months oo security wi be riven. . . ' . JAMES W.CAROy. jeti-Miu-sr ytdminitrator. CJieat Sale of Imported Drandlea at Auction. T'WrE will sell at cur store on Main etreet. SaturW day, June I 9th rrt , at puMlc auction , aauOO worth of rirt quality and (onuine Imported Bracdia, nd X pipes, and Preserved Fruits in f IMS Jar. Theahove were sent nt from New Orleans on cm ünment, and are of a superior quality, and propria tors of tar-rooms and ccnfecUonera are Invited, t com and examit.e. The good will be sold without reserve. Teree ; ca-n. f t a.i sums under 25; for turn orer tbst t amount good ban it able paper at sixty avs will be I- A lr.f.R.tK Kr.A.utK. .B. Consirmert are so'lcred. The money rill be promptly patl over at soon as aalea are eflected. j.-?w .HOLASSESit ft tWbMs. IMa i T a U) Is. Plantation Moeses: 'is no cvrup lof lOhalf bMe. Svrup do; Just receive J aej fjr n ew VTHEELEIl fc RIS3331 A RULE HALL DATIIIXG ESTABLISIIMEXT. eCNDERLAN'D has opend In connexion with hi a kf Phavlnf Saloon, some coamodloui an j navInf aioon, some cosimod qui and e erist I 1'iiui.Ml KU" is, where centlenen can g-t a pleasant cold or v trm Bat .' at all hoars ef the day, I froa ix A. M. to tlevea at :'bt. for the very mode rn: price of Zj cents eact cr five tickets for en dollar. jej.tf Il.ind-.ade Sasli, Doors TJIinds nad Trames, AT TRICES AS LOtV AS MACniKE-ilASr ! Or.K OF TflE SAME DESCRIPIIOy. ; f TVIIE ns1en'jr.cd h"re rxtnei a ihep oz err- ! si rer of Pm- and First streets, rev Kratx 1 Ile.rcan's Fonnir, whtrethty will bafoand at a'.i ' prepared tc contract f t work ta their line at n.c t aaitta tm. Ah or ini.r war will be made of sewnel iamer and warranted We are al so nnu'ctur'.n? Prklcx Rxes for msjis'ecttirtri ZZi TiiesleitTciif' M C'oetijnatl T-e-e. coLirrr oterelt,. Evaarnlle.Ind. - N. D. A saperijr article of Ice Cbeau mit ta crier, iel-lm rHITE X.TME tCEMEXT-550 barrels, frea If and in tine crdcr, ' Ml h . GILL'i:RT it B0TVr.ES. et . Syc. aear vyater. " DR. J. FLEACEK'S r DENT A L ftffiS. 0 F FI C E, CORNER MAIN AND FIRST .STS EVA.NSVILLE, IA. A'so, a fire preparation for cleaning the Teeth asi hardenicg the ggns.caa be had of Dr. F atgtc.a b PIN3 LUMBER. vjriE suhscr:er has cn taida lvr asd fatt a. H BMtmentof SKONABLE PlSE LCMBE. wbich h offers at exceelinclw reasoaahle prices, and on term to silt th times. He U alto rectivine Urfe a-liiitunsto h'sr-j-lc, rv te river, of the very tt e.ulity cf LuTHer. Order from the Jrttrior er ty steamers will tepromrtlv attenle'l to. Alo oa hsed. yOvVof thebeste:iir cf WHITE PI.NE SHI.I.ES. Also, 1-AlHS bf üa rery Uü 'ülity. All ef whicliareofleredls-r. R F2RUS 03ice oa JIala it.. tear the C art Hous. cyCTtaos. TOBACCO Jtftt receded a centfeninrnt of S3vered I i.ai 2ssTjk SOltEySOX. M. L. JOHNSON'S AKD 5 BLANK tOOJCMAXrFACIO- Mißt I:'.., bound tn ar- i'r'.'. tr.it air leered. fit ll is