Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 200, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 July 1858 — Page 2

fghe'gjaflg goiiynat EVAHSVILLE, INP.

TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 13 1 JSTThe Enquirer i3 seriously offended at our allusion to the political mission of two active Bright men of Vanderburg county to the people of Spencer. We did not make the statements from bare inff-rences and suspicions of our own, but predicated them upon information communicated to m by reliable Democrats, the former intimate political associates anü friends of the two Bright missionaries. If our informants lave been guilty of misrepresentation and falsehood, th siu must be attributed to their former corrupting associations, from which they are not as yet fully redeemed. If the testimony of old Democrats is not reliable, there is collateral and circumstantial evidence, which we derive from another source, to establish a most unwarrantable interference on the part of Mr. Brigbfs men in the local affairs of the county. Some weeks since, a call was published in the Rockport Democrat for a county convention on the 21th inst, to nominate county officers, which was signed by fifty old and consistent Democrats, most of whom were, however, onti-Lccomptonitcs. The signs of this movement alarmed the Lefotuptonite clique of Dffice-holdtr, and a counter movement was instiguted by them. Handbills, that came no one knew whence, signed by no one in authority or out, w ere secretly circulated calling for a convention on Saturday last at Centrcville. This call tould originally be traced to no responsible author in the couuty ; but a good Democrat writes us that the handbills emanated, he has reason to believe, from the Enquirer office in Evamville. A week before the meeting of this logos convention, the po.-t master at Kvansville, whose official dutirj at home have recently been declared to be so onerous and pressing that the Department granted him an assistant at a salary of $730; with the Sheriff of Vanderburg, is called by private business and personal inclinations to spend six hoi days with the thermometer from 95 to 100, itinerating over the dusty roads and hilis of Spencer. On Thursday night h secret Bright caucus was held in Rockport, at which lioth of tu. Vanderburg officials were present to aid in forming the preliminaries for the convention at Centreville on Saturday. On Saturday, Mr. Bright's two locomotive friends were at the convention ; and whose views arc w e to presume this bogus conclave wa3 made to express? It was vauntingly asserted in Washington, months ago, that Xiblack should be reelected if it should cost ?j,000; aye, or $100,000. The people are to be britcd with funds filched from their own trvaiury. Against the power of money, ofliri.il t-Hrjuc-ism and iutrigu, Judge Hovey has t contend single-handed. Though we do not agree with him in all his views, we cannot tvitUhoM from him our warmest sympa thies in this content, tor the gallant and able U...M, two na!!! ' . rt every ce.nerous and independent man mu u with him into the unequal T,,E Congressional District. Mr, cnglish has already Liken the stump, and is announced to speak at I'aoli, Orleans, Salem, Leavenworth, Hartford, aud other places in the District. Dr. Shcrrod, of Paoli, lung an expectant successor of Mr. English is al.o out actively canvassing the District; Cravens, an intelligent gentleman, is also presenting his claims to the consideration f the people; Simeon K. Wolf, editor of the Harrison Democrat, is a young aspirant fur Congressional honors, and his county are urging his merits upon'the voters of the District It is a family contest, ns the candidates are all nearly of the same political faith. Shcrrod, who has been waiting four years fur the succession, under two successive, solemn pledges from English, that he would not be a candidate for re-election, is indignant at their successive violation and the selfish ambition which English displays in seeking for a fifth nomination. English snubs Sherrod, and treats bis claim-; as if thev were presumptuous. In the meantime the friends of Ballard iiuith are in no wise afllieted by the discord in the family, hoping that the rivals when they shall have cptarrelied and defeated each other, will unite upon Mr. Smith as a compromise candidate and pacificator. The Hon. John U. Uavl.i Has tleclarcJ himself an independent candidate for Congress in the Seventh District He opposes the rejrular nominee, Henry Secrest, who professes to be an onti-Ia?coinr tonite, though he accepts the English bill as a settlement of the juestioiu We do not fully understand to w hat party Mr. I -avis looks for bis princijKd support. His course in Congress ha3 been eudorfed by the Con vention that nominated his opponent, Se crest. The affairs of the Democratic juirty in that district are so mixed as to le ineoin prenen-iioie to an ouisiuer. n uie iieimtlicans anl Americans could unite in the iupport of Mr. Davis his election would Ik? placed beyond doubt. It would be an honor to the State to see the only consistent anti Lecompton Democrat in the delegation from Indiana, returned by a triumphant vote of the people of all parties. Mr. Davis is retViTisg the bitter denunciations and an a there as from the Lecomptonites for his al leged apostacy from what thev denominate Democracy. Si"The Indian war in Oregon and Wash nfvf.in TjvrilAPiaa 4 v-n.. ...... . . ö " ' 1 1 "-a ".itrtvirua uj dc a verv serions affair and causes a good deal of uneasi ness to the administration. The disaffected and hostile tribes number nearly 20fooo war riors, more fierce and warlike than the South ern Indians. Ifnotchecked,it will prove a more serious matter than the Morruou war threatened to be.

Jiuce IIovet. The Imliaruipolu papers I

arc taking an active concern in our Con- , gressional election. The State Journal is urging the Republicans of this district to give Judge Hovey their hearty support. A correspondent of that picr says : Judge HoTcy is entitled to the re?j-ect, confidence and srrroRT of all men, of w hatever party, who harmonize with him in opinion. Xay more the honesty and independence of such men as Judge Hovey demauds the most emphatic commendation of all tme Republicans, not only in his own District, but throughout the State ami the country; and it peems to me that the most appropriate and eflicient manner for them to manifest that approval is, to stand by the Judge and elect him to CoMiREss over his Lecompton cometitor. The State Sentinel nflirnis that 'inattention to the duties of his oflicc was the reasons of Judge Hovey's removal by Mr. Buchanan. The change was determined upon at least a mouth In-lore Judge Hovey promulgated Iiis views upon the Kansas question, and we do not suppose the President has to this day leen informed or cures what Jni!yc Hover's opinion may be upon that issue. The pel Ith- fur his removal and the appointment of the present IiiciilTtbent was signed bv Democrats who differ upon the Lecompton question. The inattention of Judge Hovey to the duties of his sitiou was a matter of common remark. During his administration, no convictions were made for criminal olfetn-es, except in one case, we are informed, and tliat was iioii a pica of guilty. The contrast in the cflicicncy of the pi eseut and late District Attorneys is most Ftriking. Mr. Vorhees has given the nui.-t thorough attention t ithe duties of his oitioii. The "result is manifested in the cni iction of a large inirular of criminals at the late term of the Court. The attempt of Judje Hovev to fret npr-vm-pathy iiou the plea of his hating li-en proecriU'd lor opinion's sake is most absurd. He .;' rili--d notluug in taking the j-osilion he did against the administration. And if the truth could In known, we Klieve that Judge Hovey desired his removal, to make political capital for himself. There is one thing certain, the removal was demanded by the public interest.-, and it is lfvond contra diction that the public interc.-ls have Ix-en served by his removal. It is a change which meets with general approval, aud the Ad ministration deserves praise for the art. We do not think that judge Hovev, or anv other man, should hold so iin'airtaiit a rsition ii3 a mire sinecure. The &nliml was' never niorcTckU-'.-. of its own credit for truth which it seems usually to hold in little consideration than when it made the above assertion the man, the habits and history of his life is a refutation of the false charge. He is earnest, active, persevering, and laNrious in all he undertakes; these chanu teristics are the results of his physical and mcntl con-titit-tion; they are a juirt of his nature; and he cannot exist as an indolent, negligent, inattentive man. Such an allegation will find no more credence among those who have seen Judge Hovey, than an assertion that be bad changed his skin to that of n it Ethcopian. The S'HtiitC $ co-adjutor here, who is quite as well informed in reg:ird to tjic reasons tor the Judge's re-moval as the fru tinel, has rejieatedly declared that it was made because he rcla-lld against the dictation of the Executive and would not supjiort 1 Ye"arenYTthe onran of Judire Hovev, as CT a, P many of the Lecompton jwipers declare us to I?; nor are we the admirers or defendents of all His iditical views. We differ with him iu some itsjm-cIs as widely as he does from the Lecomptonite-. But "we admire the manly imlejieiideiice with which lie has asserted aud maintained his hone-t coni tions, and we agree with him heartily in his interpretation of the doctrines of Mipul.ir sovcrciirntw It is for his noble defence of this fundamental Democratic doctrine that wedc.-ire tosee him elected to Coiijrrc.'s 1ieing that a man w ho had the courage and inncsty to declare his convictions under the circum.-taiico in which be took his stand against LccomptonL-m is worthy of trust and honor. 5yThc Administration have at last de clared that the Mormon invasion is to be suspended, (irders have gone forward to the Utah Army to countermand its march, and the following distribution of the troojis h to le made. The öth infantry now iu Utah is ordered to Fort Leavenworth, the seventh infantry to go luck to Arkansas nain; the sixth mid tenth infantries, with Hcv. Maj. Ukyxolps, liattery (.', of the third artillery, to form the permanent garrison of Utah; the fourth artillery to occupy the new liitrict of tlie Platte, Forts Kearney, I.mimie, riatte Hrid'c a:i 1 a new post; V.i; sec - oiid dragK.n., now in Ct.ih with the lir-t cavalry (on the march) to make a campaign against the Cheyenues nn.l Arrapoahoes, and to return f.r the winter to Leavenworth and Fort Kiley ; Maj. Hcnt's n ml Colonel Ckook'-s lotteries to return to Leavenworth, ahd Maj. Siikkmas'ji Uittery to proceed to Fort Ridgley, Minnesota. This is I he distribution, lien. Scott and Secretary Floyd have resolved to make. This distribntioii brings joy to many, and again to others pain; but in military lifc'oWdicnce is a cardinal principle. 4 Lyxciii.no. A qu:uk, who had lieen circulating handbills in I'oouc county, in this State, offering to relieve females of unwelcome offsprings, by secret means, w as decoyed into an ambush of lynchers, by a young chap, dressed as a girL on whom he was to produce an a'wrtion. When about to commence operations, he was seized by a vigilance committee, who stripped him, and pouring a kettle of warm tar over his whole person, they applied a bag of feathers, which gave him the appearance of the Old Imp himself. lie was escorted a short distance from the place and set free, to relieve himself as he couhL from his new and close fitting coat." B"Four hundred L. S. troopg passed through Indinnaiiolison Frid.tr, on the rail- , A, . , roads, for the western ports. On the ssuue day 150 were transported over the Ohio aud ... ... 1 ''i'1'i i uii, ir inc friimc uesiiudiiou.

Senatorial. A correspondent at Boon- j

rille, aicli the following t-ost-cript to a business letter: "P. S. Mr. John C. Shoemaker's prospects of getting the Lecompton vote of this county is anything but flattering at this time. The Lecomptonites think that it is rewarding him too soon for turning so many .olitical summersetts in such quick succession, by sending him to the Senate. Mr. Shoemaker was an ultra-Whig till he joined the Know Nothing?, from whom be seced,-d to the Democrats, lie has been nursed and lived upon the county treasury of Terry from childhood up, till he was choked off by his own party last fall, who thought him to lie getting too fat at the public crib. Elected auditor, he farmed the clerkship from the legal incumbent, and would have monopolized all the offices in the couuty by purchase, iu his greed for fees, if the scandal of the thing had uotlccn too great to 1 tolerated by the people. A man who is so odious that he canuot carry the vote of his own party and in his own county, ought not to be imposed upon the Senatorial district by a clique, who have given the li0m.nr,,nu A-? a rccompeuse lor some personal and political service Q Uicauelvcs. R." Tuk CoNr.KKssios.il. Globe. Mr. Rives, publiaher of the OIoIk?, gives notice that the Dailv Clolc will Ire siHoended till the meet- ! . . w' of Conjrress in December next. As the llhlc is chiefly devoted to a faithful r iKrt of the speeches and proceedings of Cou-jrTc.-y, its iuMi(;itio!i in the interim of the se.-.-ioii.-, entails a virj heavy exiK-nse uim the publisher without con ferritin equivalent lienefits nioti its stibscriliers. The (Holte has loue an inestimable service to the eo'.mtry ly giving to the jieoide faithful and ex...a ..r ...-...1. 1... rA .Llivonul I by inemliers, without al lowing theiu to le amendeil and 'haiiel by after thoughts to lit them fr lumie reading. From the (JIole one learns what is paid and done in Congress just as it occur.-?. Every one wishing to le eorrectly informed njw'ti all suhjicts of Coiijjreiisioiial legislation, and iacially those iho nspirc to lc politician.-, shoulil take the (!1oIm. q The (tirc-sioiial (Ilolie and Appendix will le jul!i.-licd during the next sessioit, i-otiinieticii!j on tlie fir.-t Monday iu Ik-cctu-U-r, 18., and einbog on the 4th of March following, for three dollars. The price of the Daily (Jlolie from the tir.-t Monday in Deeendier, KX, to the Kdh of Mart h, will 1 three dollars. The cash nniit In reinitte! in advance. Senatorial. Thc Ilix-kport Demmrat pays: So fir as we can learn from the Ik-mot racv of old Warrick ctiutitr, thev do not intend to stipj-ort Shoemaker fr State Senator, as Win i ik county and lVrry neither was regularly represcnteil iu the Senatorial ronventioti, an-1 luit four Townships in Senccr. The whole thinj; is knocked into a rocked hat, and will iiniotint to nothing, '-an-dilatesare at lilieity everywhere iu the senatorial dL-trict to present themselves before the lK"ple for that otlice. Shoemaker i-not spoken of iu this part of the country at all. . T'TS . r . MMriUaiu that "Hioemaker caule lieatet, w tl..,tcoutt tv more than three liundrtil votes, bv nnv a. 1 opponent of tolerable f.iir abilities. Jle is liersonally utiHipu!ar from his nartowsel-li-hucss and his inordinate pretentious on a small capital of abilities ; und more esjwt ially for Iiis selfish course in dragging the l4)pulatiou of his county ui to his farm at Rome, to du their county business and attend the courts, lest a change uf the county seat, might reduce the value of his acres a dollar or two. ttA man and wife named fSkccles who had lieen married fifteen years, and wlio lived near Cedar Kapids in Iowa, .1 few mouths ago separate!, and the w ife was i alamt to apply for a diorce, when the husImnd returned to the ncigh'iorhood and tried to obtain a reconciliation, through friends, with the wife. Ueing unable to ; bring Unit an uinlerstaniliiig, sjkeeles lccame furious, went to the house occupied by his wife, and in the presence of a young woman and his owu children, seize ! her, threw her upon the ground and held her down with his knees across her IhmIv, while he deliWrately took the knife from his pocket, and owning it, cut the poor woman's throat in a horrible manner, nearly t-cvcrin the head from the UAy, mid c.ius2 tlr-iith instantly. Tli.-n rising to , enrt position, he itnilly giuhcd his own j throat. Slic Ik- I iustantly and lie -survivd but n lew minutes, r our orplt.ui cliih'ri-n were left entirely destitute by this terrible I t raged v. LorisviLLE Uaxk Diyioemm. The Rank of Kentucky and the Northern Hank, have c:u-h declared a semi-annual dividend of five per cent., .ind five per wit. extra. The Hank of Louisville h:s declared a semi-annual divdcud of live per cent, and twelve jir cent, extra. The Louisville Gas Company made a semi-annual dividend of six per cent. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. f-IUEE.Y XI f Fit IIOTF.L, UMWtrr ft., .-orm-r of W alnut. Kvaimrille, Iieliana. J. MTItYKKH, lrprietir. KAIJK, ONE poLLAK PK It HAY. The (Jreen Hirer Hotel ha. lately 1-en tliorou-rh-ly reiainte.l and repaired, and from its mijH-rior ition i.tt'ern jfn-at iielivi-metit-i t trareler. l-il.nttwoM.ak north of the ateamboat Lindius ami l.uiiies. ii iiter of theeify, but b entirely reThe Hon.- Irouta lirei-tly ujion tue Ohio Kiver, lu.ire.1 fruin it liojM and bin. tie, whilu it-t commaiidini piifioii aud large rwtu render it the coolest hoae in EvaJi-iville. Thankful for wst imtromtip, the proprietor will (-pare mt U to ai-OJiuiiUHtate hu giKsts. jlyi:t-.Lwiii "jTBOJÄi. Two ip-iitleiiR-n and their wive ran MJw U accouitiiatatt.-d with phI ruoni and loard at the Ure-n Kivor Hotel, corner of V'.U-r and Walnut street Jlyl.t-lw M MO J It II. A t-w riDple pentlemu can le ae. ATM romniolat.d with permamnt lnard at the Urven Kivt-r Hotel, corner of Water and Walnut Mn-eU. Jlyl3-lw JT I't'MVt MM KT, J.TIFIHTFIl JLd iHMk-r ill 3letals 4 and ' Hurling Slip, New York t'tUr for f?ate llama Tin, Strait Tin, AntiUOUT. rranisil aill aup-ui.i. ur.i, t?t.u .ihm ptr1IiM,1,a,h, Bar Tin ami iw L..i. iuhi.it M-tai, 1 l"r' .,""u,rI',!! l'J c-. , , , ! A1-, ltriuunia aud PUled Ware, at whole.-ak- : 1. 1 . I WI..I. 7;.. i ana n.ui;i. iu-u"-

JJEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OF Tt.nK.-F. ljT.V.-i-fyviLLK and tKAW-rrnr?q ford vile Railroad, vgvyya-y On and after Monday, July 1-tli, the trains on tlii road will run a follow: The up mail mill have Evanxville nt 9 A. M.: Vlncenn li.11, and arrive at Tern Haute at 3 P. M. a heretofore. (Diumr both at Y'iucrunea and Tirre Haute.) The down uuil will tove Torre Hante at 3.3.' I. M.; Y'iiieeimes 6.33, and arrive at Eanillc at 'J.10 1. M. Suppt-r at VliKnm.) THE ACCUM M0DATI0X TRAIN BETWEEN EVAXSVILLE AND VINCKXNES. On Tuewljiv, Thiuvd-iy and Saturday only. Will leave Vineenne at 6.00 A. M. and arrive at Kvun-villo xt 10.15 A. M. Will leave Erans ill" at 1.30 T. M. and arriv at Vitiet-nnc at 1. M. BETWEEN V1NCENNE.S AND TEKKE II ACTE. On MoiidxvM, Wednemlaya and Friday only. Will leave Vincent at .00 A. M. and arrive at Trrre Hiinte at 10..V) A. M.; will leave Terre Hanto at l.lti T. M. and arrive at Vinreimc at fi..V V. M. JOHN INGLE, JK., Sitp't. jhli Vr i,yfiiitt jrt"ATJO.v (To WW i-oiniiirnce the coining Eall) a tirit, r hUtunt fhk-Kee)-r in a niercaatilt lin.-e, r railroad office. Ifc-xt ft reffrt-ni- givtn. Kir pitrticuLir ad Itt-s "A, P. U. Box ÄC, Evan-vilk-, lud. Jly lo-tf A f0 R T.n K.T Of I. iJL Wdlir IIii Iron. Jnft received and fri".ile at rediK.1! pri"e, ly JACOB SSTKACi:, 40 Main ft. It A NIE LY HOME COM PAN I IX Tli uii.Tii:net having Uen apHiuUd Aut f-r Kranrvillo and viciuity, of the INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. K. CuVlNtJTON, Ik-cy. T. A. MOBUIS, In't. AND Tilt RISING SUN inS'J.V.NCE CO. B. J. HATH AW A V, S-ry. HATHA WAV, IT-"' an pn-juicl t und-rrire iijm.b the Ix-tter i lii ,,f. t ir Marine i;i,k-. .t a low rat. ..f pre in i it in u-4 are oiii.-i.-tiiit witu iruuiiN'iii-y "ana n - Liliility. TIh-w Coinpatii. rwiXme their liit-iint-ji erln.-ive-ly tn tlie Mnl if ImUana. tCAII hmr4 epee-lily adjnt-d and promptly juid uiiLoiil any altiii;-iit er tliminnti'ii vliat-v-r. IC-ft-n-ne': Every man, itli ut ex.eitin, Im Mi.-taiii.-d lor. in citlo-r ('iiiiany, a Iit cf ulii'in all citizen tl our on d Mate iIi.iv U mi-ii at 'oir ..fti.-.-. A. 1. ÜEYNoLl'S A I". Kvancrjll.-, Juty 8, JrOiWIy WW Sil. Mahle, Sii.ad tx-twi-eii Main aiel lav. rit-t Mre.-t', Hite tin; OM Pm-liM rian liurdi. r-vaiii-rille. - ... - ' i 1'ri.k M:tll9 with flu.! fr rarria-?, mid it prepnnl to lake ImrM-K ty Mie day, -k r ln-mtli. His riihtoiiii rn may In irre of haviu; ttieir atiimal. well and carefully attended to. He r f rs to tin follow insr Rent leinen wh.ee limn. lie ha.-, had a l"ii time iiiiiI.t lii ( harif. He ha al.-u a nuinlier i f pl and imT hnr-w-. f--r the melille r l.arnei, with it niirnU-r t li'-w ml ci.iif.rta! bits-i.-!., to liiie. Ordi-t f-.r raddle hör-, or .u-:vii-. iU puin til..lly uttend'il to. KT r to I". ;. K.-nt, Ha nfli.-.-; l. lb ui iit; J. !. Civ ill, Ex-.h.rill; fvprim rtin. iftlMy ' . .'. STKATTtiN. mw o y if o. v . i o o 6 n't Wh u k MM. Iip Iron, nwrti-4 nixn, n hand ami f i ale at reiirei rirH l.y RAMTEL I Uli!. r 'it lit k f-a o ob vo i vs 'it s a si.rte.1 Wire; i ll'ill.-. Iiiiii. in and charcoal t-'le--! In-n; 'J do t.alaiii-d and Ca-j-ia .!; 5 rakt rhe.-t Zill.-; f-ln-et lp-r aiel t.'fj'i-r EoMoms. all ci.--, in rtore and f..r rale ly A.Ml hi. ti!K. Jh ; iWitttl KS-AO HAUH CViVKK; '3 l."""' k.-c '"rt.il Nail..; im ..t I 'nt Spikes; ' o Wr't e; 4i" li.n u-i"rtiil t.'l.i.?.; " do do ToImcto; t .1. .to Man-li; fr do io .t:ir 4 aiidl--; " kepi White Li ad; 1.' MIm. I.in.-e. Oil; ft do Turpem Ine; ." do Koein; in do rihh; .' .to YiiM-ar; ! Kipi line ft.lt; l'-n I I.U. White Lim. ; x imi do rVm.-i.t, U M.I.S. C.n y Lime; do l'l.i-t.T I'm in. . In More ond f(Jr .il- 1 r tiKIC, 1A1..KLI. k nt. .90TifK Tt i.ilt.riKHS . 1 II AY I KALK KS. The iind.-r-'i-.ti-l wi.tild , r.i. tfullv infurtn the Hy r.rmim and Ival.-r that he llai I'lin hax-d the ri-Jit to Make ntid eil riiiiiitn'n l'.rt''l liar I'EL'id lu Vi.ml.-rl.uTh r.l.-nfi.rl'rei.-, hieb he will i r-mpHy IS II and a t np. and warrant ! pi rf"TO all that i rt'l,r" ,, - - -jLiilö. ' Ir.v n would do w. ll to .nil on the iiiiiT.-i7iiWYaii imiim tlie m.Hk-l and the prim iid.. njioii whih they work, rcqtiiriu; h. M.wi-r utnl h.iudi and dninp mora work and Ix tt'-r than njr otle-r rrerw iu im, for tiling like the iiioin-y, mid take ii hut liltl- room. Mep on S-.oiii xirei t N-twii-ti Oak and MuIIktry, Fvan-vill.'. I!. I1YS0N. je'llild.tw 'jrtii uitotwjt tarnt: .v Miir.ard AOdoa. P. . r . m Tin Cans; .0 do i:in-'.-r do d; .... ....7 . i no uiv.-i . I.( ... .0 do CimiaiiKHi J j do: in .10 A-n. Miitnieun and M i-: 7" Mii.-tard ' i It eann; !A tin d..; 40 do 'f do; Warrant-! pun-, er nioiier n-fiindi-d, l-v .. II. CimiK' A SON. fl.YMti IZf-l30 It J US JtIO 1tF3 r. 10 half rhe; t- Pow. hon-f Tea; a M. In. Pearl tarier; J Iddri. Cra-h. and I'.-u.k-i-.'d Siwar; lpn ('..ttnn Yarn, . K, 7 and N; 75 lml C..tt..n IIa t tin-: lUixei N. 1 Herrin;, lleci-ive-l uu l for sile at ri-duiil ri.in for cali, l.jr I.'Jt I. IlblMANN. (g f.tHltTO Tit V. CiTIZK.YS F Kvaiir-vill aiel PaliM-ah. I have rout railed iih the Port ofl'u-e Iti-'mrtin.-iit to carry tin mail, trl-wii-kly, ln-twei-n your city and Padm ah, fr fur v nr., aiel from the line of Ith-Ii we liar. eo V-r.i-ii the ii.-o-.-ity aul the alvuut.i;-r4 that would arrue to U-tli placeii i iXi furniation. It L luv dei ti-rmiuatioii t run tlii.-i lim. ia px-d faith, aiel do all I ran to advance the ititcreti of N'tli i-iti.'i; ever .i r l fnl toohow partiality to m-ith.-r pla.i, l.nt let the Ixi-iiti-s How in the re.lectlve i liaiin.-U tliat nnv U wToimht out ly the cn.-r-ry anl indu.-try of their lu-iiHia men. I lk to you f.ir yoiir iptrt, infliH-ii.-e aiel nafriiiire in thi. adventure, and he liy .tri. t ntienfln t advan.-e tin int. nf ts i.f the ihn-, und ImiM tip a lür'e and t rotitahle l.it.iii. f..r v.ur two I iii Kii-I IIoiirL--l.il.' lilim. ji.vK-i-' n. n. vowi.ki: j jr V'.wo.v si 'nil' &r7-:. j '"'".xV.'iVnCp tV.u.-.-o; It OX KS -Jil do lUmbttrg Clnt .-; 1 ca.-k Iiri.il l--.-r: a l.l.ln. tineoM IV:-h Ilrately; I H.irt I'ipea IVa.-lt !;' Id 1-8 do do do; ti ni;.rt I'in Port Win-: ö la.lrt. nin-r Wine aiel Brarxlior'. lew iveI and .-r iale l.y I. & D. HE1MANN. Tl fur Til K J.eH' K It S Of.f -.' in of Tea. We are iiw in ns eiot.-f a vi-rr rlii-l e I'd of loo Te, In ni: Id f Xirr.-.y for retail ;ral. Call one ami ulL Sainiler riven w ith l-as.-nr., l.y 'A. II.iimiK MJ.N. TB.is'k k TfTTjvTi it k.i r im i: r i" Mm t..r sale hy '.. H. fimK A m. 'jVTJiTi. K tu .it Til K it arrival thi-t day of pc;ik, at Z. It. Ct'ioK A SON'.S S.d.- A- iitt for KvansvilN. r wiik it, wior, r.irs .yji -M. Id I-ad, for Me at Z. H. CihiK & SON S. TJWM.nt MFL.K FOll'JIKItUOO keiT Miami llitlle 1'uwJt-r: 0!)kej.'i lU.itiujj Powj. r; rai.-ii ititio 1I0; 00 half kej-i Hifle Powder. For Kil' br Z; 11. IWK SON, Apen ti. I ft-" j ZLl " 11-'ult -1 ;Ml: diOJF 1.V hoxea aoeorted Toilet S.n: J 150 lb. Tcry old Cilftile Soap. For rwle l.v Z. H. VOOK A SN. (WFFi.Fs11) jfSiiitFL sj r riTk sf JL 'x Barn-1 lVars. Ju.-t received by A. 1. KKYNOLD.? & CO. 10.JtK Titians ifÄK doWk betTER THAN iiTHKKS K. B. HART, i-i now tn t ared to mni.lv the city and country trade with the bent of corn 'meal, anbolted, corn priti and hominy, of all prude; wheat prit,, nnonite.1 O.mr, rye Hour, extra family flour, cnir-h f.f.1, bran, t-hiputulT, corn, oaU, rklckcn f.-ed. Ii..-.. i.iin, Knipniuit, corn, oaw, ciiUKcn i.-cu, l'U-ane wnd in your onh-r-i. Mv pii.ea will be low, iu cheap m the rheapeft, and a po.i an the fX. The nimble aixpence better than the alow hhillinr in my motto. All may depend on p-ttinc all tny tra.k made cf licne but tue bvt cf ground grain-", 1 by no other K. B. HART. jaaT-dJiwtf

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ttxx'i xiM K......ro. vr. icn..-..t.rvi L. K. ' NOCK, WICKS, & CO., I WHOLESALE GROCERS, Coiniuissioii Merchants, and; I'KUr.K is ' I Vorctgu &. Domestic Llqnori, Cigar, i.e. &c. . . AGENTS loa - - VlDOtSLU MISSOURI ASD AT. TODAtVO. ALHO, Ar.tST mg M.trsriLLF vottos yaks:, rnis'F, vatTIS'(i,COTTOS Jt MAXILLA CORDAGE, No. Ml Main tret, I.OClYII.LE, KY. Wo keep ci.n-taiitly on hand a lare toi k uf f"nlar l raud-4 of Ti lmivo. atimnp whi. Ii are HolLiud'a EmpreuM Tine Apj-le Twit and 1'am-ake. At", Koliertr.' and ILrrrin' lieft l ranJ.i. Our atock if pure OM I'h.iii Ixin nti.l Rye Whixky, i Iarpe and well w l.i t.sl, all t.f which w nfter nil P",I terni to the Western and Sunt hern trade. NlM'K, WICKS & CX., Main stn-i-t. TTIiolrsalc Toliacco Aspiiry. X.. .rll Main treet, I.li'.ville, Kr. We nre n.xr reei-ivin-; our n.-w ftk of VirpinU and Ken t u. ky Tubatco, whir h coflt-r l to the trade. IIOLI.AXirs TOIJACCO. rmprest; Piriniiim Ilrand nn I.xe-j. T. J. Holland, No. 1 1 7'i do Ja.-ob Str1.-r 1 Jii do C. 1. Hullaiid . do S. H. tJarm r 2 do i. H"llalid......... SO .lo It. I ?. do Kxtra raucake 2" Kcp. Kxtra Foil! wb-t.................M. SO liiitt. Iflie Aide Ti-t mi do Wade and T.ro. TwUt . 7." do '"lika Age ram-iike.M 0 IVx .. rAMifOl-X'S ToIlAtfO. f. '..Id T nf Kxtra .- . tn Hntt. J M l il.li j Oo . . ........ ... ........................ ...... .... " 1. V" h ite...H.M.. .. ..... ....... ....... M..... tt) do J. A. ( L'.y ..... . ... ... I tu do HAKIMS' TOIUCV. Sultana 7"i CattV. J'eijde'n Favrrrite "ill Itoxen. do do .VW ratt . Ci.mer.n'k JO Cano. r.nxne' 'f the l'.iijile ."Jl Kej;-. .M-ä" :tt l J.'liii Smith J '- s. KOIIKKTS' TOltACC'o. J V- "',l f ' 1.tJ' K. M. Sii.l l-ii It..e. n k"i .)., ..! . ' Ii.. I.'oU-rtr.' Hest m do I'liij-li 1!1! .... 2) I'.ntts. KKNTl't'KY ANl MlSSOlKI ToltAffO. Tarn';'-, ll-i-wtt'i !h 7 r.utt.. l'Mi-M-tt'-i , U M do . do Iilil W..lf..!kfi miiiii.U aud in Ml llutt-i. Old li n k In 4'i do do lo '.T. ........ .l I.xe.do do i'utti.K I Hi I'ks-.. tJmuliy r.r.m.N ,IL Jl .1) 5- llneii. MK'KS. WICKS X CO.. Ml Main ftr.i t, ImUvi!!., Ky jlyl-r.m Olt Swi I. Ml t l F.i lmf T F.I. Tl A'.. pine, in ninnin rd-r, iie Ii rvlin-l.-r, -i in.-h atroke. Kti'piirc at Myer'a Pnjier MilU, or of I.ei S. Harke, i-.irn.-r l it aud t'li.-i-tuiit trii ts. . jlytiaUwIni 7 tf.l Tt'll 11 S AO UröTXewYork Mat". Ii., fM. for mle l.y Z. H. tt"M"K i jmX. jlTl.t Ti ei.y U t.VTFII. u 'lrKl a nitnatioti a.. It-Mtk-kea iieriH Nih'Miiaii, l.y a youn; man wlm h.iri had wveral year ei-rien.-e ill Imth of the alovc linnn liin. "Salary. mijaL-rate ut lirit, anl iniex.-ej.tioiiaMe r. -rin-.- ;iveii. Ad-dn-e-, .x. M.C., f-.x lt7 I. . a-t.- K.raliKville, I ml. WfFJrt:e:M irioogOFytKiitMm. cine, Iuisvile, Ky. -Tlie I,ectnrii in thii Institution will comnu-mv on the rirt .MoiiUy in Noveiiiln-r, and riHitiuue f.nir montliK. Iliirin; I . toU-r r.-liiiiiiiary ..-tiin-a will lie d.-Iiv.-red at the ibippitilt and l'"Ilee. KAfTLTY. IVi.J. W. Iiill. y, M. I., Km.-Htn.-i Prof wr of Surgery. Henry M. r.ullitt, M. 1., Pn f - r tT Theory aud Pra.-ti.i-of M.-dieiiie. Jo,n ll .r-l..., :i. I., PuT.--a; or tUI til. I Miel C'liiij. at M'ili. it i. W. Wright, -M. I., Pr. f.-.r of .Meli, nl t ie m-i.-lrv. N. It. Mar-hall, M I. ProfexMir of Mat lia .M.dira and T!i-rn-iit in Mi.l ll. t.ii (;..,li,i lli, M. !., Pr..r. r of tie rrineiK of "Surji.-ry and t'lini.-al .-urr.-ry. W . i. .tiruiau, M. I., Pr.if.-M.r of Anatomy. ti. V. ILivl.--., M.'l)., Profs.-Kr of Pay-dul'vy aii'l Pal liiloKial Anatomy. iail l'u mini iiM, M. I'. lN-mon-t rator. - .t , J.I., w. . jljl2in m-ati of the IVwlty. fJÄ.tTtf.V.T7iJ Fl It. ft IF MM K. II. 1SKSNKYT & I'll., I.-, thir. day Iis-dv.-.I l.y .until il i-oiiM iit. Tue hit-onof will heteaft.-r U-cairi.-d oil by .lain.-.-. Swan-M.H. w ho will M-tlle all liir.iii-ri roiiii.t te.1 with the late firm. . K. 11. 15 KN NETT, jlyMm JAS. ANH'N, M9I.VF M.intiFit tr siii.vtJi.Ks. -M. tu in -ii.nKR.-i and r.i:rKMKi:s. Tin-nuliM-iiU r h in lni-lit out t!i iuterivt of IT. 11. It.-nn. tt. in the LumU-r Yard, m-ar Kral A ll. illmiin'a K.Miii..-rr. lie now ofl.-r.-i hit. at.wk at a h.-a. pri. e for ca.Ji. Jl.v l-iiu JA.. SW ANSoN. Fit I XV. MXilt K fKlll 'It Oil 1 V K.wh) Mil.-, rilni. for the NEW YOKK WEEKLY I'KlS, A Px-autirully IMutrMtcl Family Newspaper. xne .-xew i..rk W.-eklr I'ti-m i-i one of ili.i lart aiol N-ct literary uirsi.f tlie v. A Iar' (Juarfo ...iiiaiiiin- iwcuty rafjt, t Mxty 1'i.Iumiin, or i nteit lining matter; and Elegantly Illuctrah-il every wiik. A t.ift worth from.Vlceiitr. to Sl'"" w ill l aent to i-a.ii fiiiv.-riUr ou receipt of the ml -M-ript Ion uioney. ne ropy f..r one year, ami 1 pift.. $2 00 Threw epics one yar, and .'I jtiltx M 5 (rO Five copiea one year, and .ri ifi K no Ten copa-n nne year, and 10 pittf. i.", nn Twenty-ou.- i-opj.n one year, and Z gift.- .'in no lanadian KulMtriU-rri must m-ii.I i'. -.-nt-. .-a. h in a.l.litioii t the a I M.ve rate, t- pay the Ani.-ri'an p.itaKe, which mu-t In pre-paid. The arti. I.n tu ilütributed are cinprU-d in the tollow ins lit : 1 I". S. Treasury Note .....Sl-K-O OO - '- d.i do M .ViO (nt earh. A il.i ! Jim mi ..ili. ia ,0 im . Patent L-ver Hunting Caned Vnt. heii...lnii ut Jil J..M Watcli.-a 7.-, oil M l" J f Ml 1"" do m ,V) 00 Lidi. i Coli Wut, h. - x: m iici Silv.-r Hunting 1'aa.-.! Wal. li.-t. .-It", oo ."no Silwr VViitthen IJ 1) to "ij 111 pit RuM ti;in!, Vrtt and "oh I liaiiiK in OO t- -TO . l'"M.. I'..u.aet I'.-m-iU ö l to 15 00 I ell LM'kit., lsmaletn, Jlroocln-., f-jir Iirop-, j r.r. st Vitt, Cuff Pim, Sli-eve Ilutfonn. l!in-.'. Shirt j tiiil.-., Wati-li Keys., Im.I.I an.l -Silver Thiniliieti, an.l avnrK iyoi oilier artielrs worth from Ut cent to f I A IXJ nu ll. On r-ii-ipt of ttip fulrA-ri.lioii money he mi1--ril r' name will l .-iii. r.1 iih.i. ,.nr l.kri .pp.i nite a iiumi-er, nu-l tlie pift efirrifpomliii n itli timt nuinl r will 1. f.r.in!od within one w.-ek to him, by mail er cspn-.-!, iMt-tni-l. TW fc. 11. iilH-r Ii.iiiiImi irT 1..H.TV ala.nl tti at.ve, 11 s every aul-MriU-r i mire .f a Prize of yaltie. We prn-Ji r lo make thi.-r iUral ilL-trihution aiie-n th.-ni ii.t.-j.l of -riving n l..r-.- eoniiniw-ion to Airenif, civil. lo tht enlwrilx-r Ilie amount Unit would p.. to tlie Aont, and in many c:i--r a Imndr. d fold more. HAN I EL AI EE, Pul.lL-ber. plvt-'.iii 'l I Centn etre-et. New Yolk. Urorgre II. .Itcltrlitt wüMn an nidi-peti-d. nt ei, ti.lid.it. f.. r Hin riff, at the oii-uing i.-Im t ll.itioiu : gZKornitiF.s .uytt i'itofimo.Ys. ) v 1. 1 . ..- i luful, 1 A II. Wnol KIALR ll.. artni. Iit. Firt Ktrcet. fi rs.1 .l..r , frxm Main; Ketail D. partinenf, Main tr--t, fir,t I lleer Im low the nirni-r Z. II. üw-k It" to thank tii-a friends in J-.vann. rille iid IieiphhnrlHiii.1. f.r their favor-, no freelv 1-. ; t.we.n him nim-e he has U-en in biisin.Ki amon? i them. mid tak- thin opportunity of intro.iM-iiir to tm-ir notice lux .,n, Mr. II. A. (Vrok, whom he has taken into parttterrdiip from tliii lUite, and aolicita for the new firm of 7.. II. Cook S.u. a ront Inm.n.-e ) of the -npport o literally i..nf. rre. on hiniM-lf. Ji. . U Si N.n, havnt; taken the t.n-itiea pn.-inis. and purrhaeed the w I. l Mork of Mr. M. V Kot-ter, ft-el routideiit that they will le eiiubled to tuipi ly the citiz.-ni of Evan.-vilie with every article they i-ii.iy rv-quire in the tirtnt-rr an.l l'rövir-ion line. Z. II. Couk & S,.n wifli enpirially to ümw the attenti-m of p noia in the rountry havinp pro.In.-e of any kind to dLpoe of. to th.-ir inrr..-w.-.l f:u-u;tv f"' .iox on" tln-ir rtock. and tnir.t.lvln!r them at ! their ttore, with all articUa re.iuire.1 in the whole. i d iejairtment, at prices that must insure their ordera for the futur I.b2-tf ! rrWltltF l.i. K lUTt mm- it t . LJ . WwC-iy Wkl'TCIIKK K T Wil li ELL, CO.V aFuiiii.m and Forwardinp Merchant, St. Lou Li. Litn-ral ailvaarea male on consign men t to either of our hoa-.3. srrrti to Mcsw. Allm A Howe, lament 4 Y'tib. Howard i liroan, tvannnlle. de-i:-l

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KVANSVILLE JOTKNAL COMPANY C nitro ii. ti o.-- .-o Tlt'F o n fl. re.1, that the owners of lotg 10 and 11, Murk Eantern Enlar-r'-meiit, and lot !!, Z-'t and 2i"s lkmation Enlargement of the City of Evamiville, caiir the fid. w.ilk in front of aai'd lot to l Lnm-lit t tlieproi4-r rity prae, and apiol brh k pari-m.-nt of the n.-.iial wMtli Ire laid down in front of Mi. I ot-, within thirty day from the pnl. ligation of thin noii.-e, and in d.-fault thereof, the Common Council w ill procee.1 to rfortn raid work, and the cont ami eXeuf a.i-ruinp therehy, will Ik; a.aecjel to and collected l.y aale uf mtii property, or ao uiuih thereof a will itL-Ty Mid lien and coVt. liy order of th; Ct.nimun Council oftheCitr of Evn-ville. A. LE3ICKE, Clerk. jlyl-Pt Y'olkülK.te ropy. fioitroit.tTio.v vorirj7 orW lerM, Tint the owner or owner of Lot 16, Bloi-k ins, in Lamatf-o, rane a po J plank aidewalk of the unnaJ w i.lt h, to be laid down alonp üle raid la. t, frfiu Fourth atreet, to the Canal Bridp, on Tliird Avenue, within thirty dar from the pnhlieation of thi tioti., and In oVfa-ilt th.-reof, the Common Council w ill iToeeed to perform wM work, and thereof and ex pen- aecruinp then-hy, will I an-seI to ami coll.-ct-d by aale of iaid pn.-rtr, orw much tliereof, aa will aatisfy Mid lien and rout. By onVr of tho Common Connril of the City of Kvanxville. A. LEMCK E, Clerk. Jlyl-l't Volk!l.teeopy. r.LL, IUI II It K CeiSm FMIIR fRtillF .SAFES. We have on band a mint.lv of thone

I ire Proof Saf., which we offer at k.w tipnnu. For their Rin-erior f(naliti.-, we rfer to CretcDt I'ity Bank, G. CV.peland, Broker and Banker, J. II. Magheu & C., and Bement Viel. P. IIORNBKOOK A Co., Apent. ft-bg-'lf Water utreet, Erannville, Ind. qf'COCKK tiRFJTIlOVSF, LI WE CZstork Dealer and Commii-flon Slerchaiits, Jcff TMin City St.xk In-liDg, New Orlcan. La. I. r. AVr. K W. K. aEATUOCeC. octal tf

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TTOVIHfiLLK, JtAND MEMPHIS PACKET. e r.vv.i.E; KEG I LA K YVEEKLY --r Tlie Low PrY.-.ir sn m-rtr "7jLfzr EBNER, G. Y. TaiiLr-rr, Cm-SGEÄ-niander: J. B. Ar.nrr fh.illeav Louwrille ovi-ry YVednesd.iy at fl r. w. ; leave Memphirt every Satimlay at 5 p. w.; leaven Evuiint-ül." for LonL-ville rKnr Momlij at", r. leave Evaii-.-Ville f .r Memphis every Thurwlay at 11 A. M. B9-Wy llifiue-! oIi.-itel aiel attero.!.-.! to at aamc ratex charpe.1 l.y Packet. Jan2l-tf V. G. OJil LEY 1 CO.. A nt. JE TRI-WEEKLY MAIL LI Nil f 5TT?, 1 Stenim-r A LI DA, h-avi- Ev-f?Ij-''?-rj annvillis rv. ry yton.Wy, W.-d-mtrT?T-frFm. ifcäiiinlay and Fri.tiy at 'j .. m. Leave Pa bh ah crcry Tu-layf Thnrwtiy and Satunlay, at 9 a.m. Owuii'H-tiiip at EvanVvill. with E. C. R. R, for all fint-. North and Uat. on l with packet f.r Iauifville, WaUi-li c.nl Gre-ii Rivcn. At Padtirah with packet f..r Saint Loci-, New Orb-ai) and tl .laily la.-Jl Inmt ftr Cairs Najihville and Tennesaee Rirer. Business promptly attended t . and tiiarpe f' f'ir;ht and passage name id chars.! Lrtlie p. J. H. iK.ne. iit;-i;i..ur ,B 1 i9Flf Oltl.i:.l,VS U.'II F r.l.Y. W ILLE kUKIT Till-. .."TAW. The l.ai...r fif,iiA.aiTain - f J-aa . . . a iLt'-NSjit.r.Lrv, will rim '-r",:,r'.r f,,r ,tU" r.-n.ni...l. r of W n l.ii!ratheaaterillirtuit,'' " r- pnlar n. k.-t. U tw.i n Evanville and Ne' ' ''on- l b. r pn-at hperd, slHcan eadi I --'a ' "'.'trip in thirt..-u itaya, ami will Kare lic' "'ery f tt.-entli .lay nfi.-r Iht Uejwrttiro r?he "l return en her third trip OX THE v 1H OR liTII !' MAY'. The time of h-c arrival will l t.-l.-prapb.-.! fron Yi. kfl.iirpli r"l M.-mplii-i, and iluly nii.Hiu.-e-l iu tlie pajH-r. ibat fhippcrs may ktrnw and r ty i p-n l-r m.iveii'iil'1. j i.-rotticer pledpe thenirelre to do all in thefr j.ver for the iutrreft and fame of the city willi h ich thry peck to identify th.iti- !vn, and they tjoli-it in n-turn fnm citi7.n ioh Ii cm i.un.pi-m.-i:t a will make their comteetion w itli the city eilu.-i-nent and ni -lm.N-alty j-rofit.-il-!.-. The l.it wi'.l need i.r li-r mipr-H t i r rr. i-J w u w.-H a J-.wii .... anJ O. ri.rti.n t. h.-r r.r.-Ipl.i up, ran rite attonl to 1-e.liiee lier ilowii IrHplitr. Miipter here nhould, then-fore, f.r th.-ir own inti-rof, endeavor to BOi tire bcr tip fr i-.'M from tl.efr c.it.i-rHm.t-nti.. I. A. CRANE, A pent. ap'U-tf - jrr raWJ;.v7?irJ7'Ä--mJ ET. EVAN.-VILLK, PADICAU AND CAIRO PACKET, J. R. PONE, I. 11. Ilrcc-v, Vi--srtter, leave Evanstüle every M-n-s-tl.iy ami J liurlav at Ii o lock, M.. arriving at Padncah at t o'cI.m k, A. M., Cairo at li o'clmk, M., Tin-!.iy and Friday. R.-turniop. leave Cirii every Tia-s..iy and Friday, at 7 o'clock. P. M., an.l Pj.lti.ali eTi ry We.lin-a.Liy and Saturday, at J o'clock. A. M. CONNECTING AT EVANSVILI.E WITH THE EVANSVILLE AND CR AWFoKDSVI LLE R. U and Packet for Green Riv.-r- A No, ci.tiii.--ti:ip' at Siuithlaiid with CnniN il;ml River Pa.-ki-fs; t Cairo w i(h M.cinplii-, N.-w Orteau and St. Lci.i-. Pa.-ket. Ticket can l tltain.d on I a aid the bt f.r all .:: r t itics. marMy 4. C'O.l TI. Wr, ÄPEKM.V BJFKm et, LIGHTNING LINE. "tfx The fiRowiiijr lt have coiu-r-M.-in i d lln-ir regular trip in lh r J tSnti ? lA'iii-n ilb an.l St. Loui tr.i.k, and will eon I nine to run .lurlnp the n.-in-5i, piviiig jn.rticular iittetiti' U to all way boMii.-. The FASHION, CAIT. J. W. M ItTlN, Pasw Eranville, p..inp down ever) Tii.-.l.iy morn injj, au 1 up every Fri.Iay m.ruiiip. Tim HIGHFLYER, - CAIT. TH.. WMI.ilir, Paj.He EvaiiKville, pin ilown, -w-ry Thuri-la; luoriiiiig, and up every MoikI.it mur.iiii-1'. LOUISVILLE AND ST. Lot IS PasM-np.-r and r-hipix-r ran r. ly i:on tnr lt b-avinp pnii. tu.illv on th.-ir repul.tr day, and oiiii ting it la all theiieket.ruiitiiiipaüivi-St. Loni. For tn-iht r Mtsape apply n l-ir.l or to marl 7 P. G. o'BILEY A CO. glitWLÜK Ef ..VIV.AK ,.YV LOUISVILLE PACK ET. irZZF-. The JOHN BRIGGS will hereaH.T l-Ai-Mim reirnlal ly a a Lotii-tille and Evannville Packet: bavinp ere. lent a.i'oinm.i.lnti.n for PaM-nei'i. Site a ill l.-ave EvanKville every Wlm-d.ty und i-'atuHay aOe . noon at 5 oVl k, ptirLn-l v. " N. II. CtlRP, Ma.-r. mar2 P. M. GAR DN ER.Cl'k. " 3Kiit'i..tn ' i.iu ist 'iii k, e i -kANSVlLLK AND II EN DKRsoN PACKET, j-rjrrxfc The STEAMER-MlOTO. Nor, J.f',ST.Nwill h-ave Evan ille every Tu--TtK'CiSfday at oVI-H-k, i. and Sutur.lay at I- o'cl.n k. I. s., fr lIciidi-ron and la--ifilie. Aeeomm.Matioii cVi-i'W. i t. J.i i s jrpiTTItOLF A .VO.V, l. a!er in Jew, Iry, MM Watche, Clock, Silver War., &.C., luive tnw on hand a well -Ieti-l k of pol l and Silv.-r x Wrs Sao. h'?)ri 'J, MövTToirlilr tet ca., filvcr tal-le and te:iiouH, plated ware, rt moniiai.-, pold, hilv.-r and Meet nr ta. I.-, r., whk-li we are pn jar.-d to aell at Ih owt FaiMi-rn pi i.t, and warrant every arti le to Im what it U r i.re-a nt..l. The pnl.Ii.- p. ix-rallv are itivit.il to rail and examine f.- tli-ni-h-, at the i.l.j Mand, on Main htr.t, U-tween Fir-t and Seond. j.ji "I W, M . A". Jte tl It K II .f TTfTn.'Fl' W W at Law and Notary PuMie. Ofli.-e in th.. Cr.c iit City Ilank Buildin.'. Will alt.-u.l fiithfully to all h.uin-j. eutru-t'-l to him. my'ln-1r r.iLLotK t sTonn.tnn. r.n. PORTERS AND DEALERS IN Domestic and Foreign Drugs, MEDICALS CHEMICALS, Pa Int, Oil,VariiU!i-a, llrnliea,aiaaa .t.Y VLA.WARV, VATF.S T MEMVISES, PERFUMERY, BIRD CACES, A.C., EVAM.Vtl.LK, I Mil AX A. Havinp made l.irpe aMiti..u to our Mock, weare now rca-ly to fill all order with auch quality of Goo.1 a we feel a.-iure.l will pBt entire ali-fa.-tioL. A we make wir piir lia.-.- l.y the u kap.-, we arc tnaM..-l to off.-r them at tlie bve.t iMo prioi, thvn-by pivivg the punhnvr foe cainead-vaiitap.-n those who bny lit-t. YVc alo deal x-. tenoiveW in -DA G UkRREOTYVE A S'D A MRROTYPE STOCK And kop roiiMautty on hand a l.irpe and yaried a-Kortim-nt t-f Cae, I'lieiiiicals, Cani'-ral, and every artn I roniK-cfe! a ith the art. O ratoi- that c!iooo to order, and n. l.iniiij; rn--mittaiioe, tl.e rum.: care anl jTice will I. obe.rr.-d a if th.y- att.-ud -ionally. ' When pot.l out of our line are wanted, we will procure them with pl.-a-.un, at the .wet pri.e. We k!.jII, a lM-rrtofom, pivc rticular attention to have all ordir carefully i-urkej ntid prompt ly -forwankiL July'- HALLOCK X STOI'DAKD. ilyit If I F S. F I I'M. F 11 II F HRING, Salmon, Pirkerell, Wliite Fish. Lim Cemeut, Almon.ls Brarjl Nut-, Filler!, English Walnntft, Currants, loiL-in, Kip, Caiiii luT, Alum, E...m Salt, S.i'i liiir. l:.. IlriniKton.-, C. t-t-.-lailot-r, . Iii-ül-, l-n-ai.-! Tnrtar, t.-la, B d CorN, all kind; BJai kin.', Jltin?, (lovrn, ll.iT.tiia, German, and half SpaiiUh Cipar ; Ten. fäii.rr all kiulrt ; fUajvM Jan., I,nt.-na aat r'laakv, I-f.Hn Symp, Mnxtard, Xutm.-p, Match.-, SiMini1!! M", Ldwitcr, Oysters, Sar.lin., IYpT Saiai-, Store Pij.-, R.iii, Fancy Sa. Poa.l.-r, Satly Fia-e, Tol.s,.-co, all kiii.U ; Scot. li Scuff, Starch, Vim-par, Pajer, all kiml ; Rj.i, Ac, Ac A upply of the olve kej.t coii-t.mtl; on hand, au'l for nab, low, l.y GILBERT A foWMJ, Juno 2J-tf Syacmon, ner Water. 20 MILS lIHilfK 1llll OIL.. lo I'X. Star 'mi..Iis JO do A..-ort.ii (ö rm.ni and Palm 5'p, ived t.y X II. fooK Ic jiijit rocoived t.y 1 6 TAivKK lKUKrAHLKN,' M. Ynt-U Salmon, iu 1 and 'i II ran. do Lolister, l) do do do .lo do li -) do do do .lo do do do Mackerel .lo fh.vl, .1. Clam do Cove I yter, for aale Iy Z. II. COOK ArsON. W7I 0i1VVT.f I "Fit 1 Ctf.VI'.'.VJL1 NIENT DWELLING HOUSE on Oak at. Ietireen Firct add St-ond, now iu the occtijation ot Mr. Kcretennan. Apply to J. YVE5TLY IIIGULS cr to july2 Yr. KESTERMAX. -tt It It LS. F BF Sit III TTFX, IVO m.-wkw dcz. eg;s. For ial. at July: Z. II. COOK L SON. till HI K4I.F"S FXTKJ 8U.1 9tW GAR CURED HAMS. Received ami for Alle l.y Z. li. CtHK & J-ON', jnly-i S!.- Apu nt fr Eyanmille. Jf .1 HF Fl Sit, l,.IKF FISH. WIflTF J FISH. PICKEREL and BASS, i i leiiJid ar j la te jn-t nxx-ived ty Julys ' il. COOK A SON. -VtlMFOItJ TltK' YOTIC FOltlered. That the owner or L.t in Block I, in the Eas-tern Enlargement of the City of .EvanaTille, ran- the all y la aid Blot-k, ruuainp frotu S.-rf.ii.l to Thinl tre-ft (o mm h of the raine a i n'-t yet paved) to be brottpht C the Iojir city pmde, and lay a nin inrh imeton pavement in ix inches of pravt-l, wiUiin thirty day from tho publication f hi n.-tire; aud in dcfäalt themf, the Common Cwnncil w ill froc d to perform aaid work, and the r.t and exinae aceruing tlx-rehy wiU be aa-a-imeU to an.l cll't.-d lw aale of aai.l property, or so much th' n-of a will s-itb-fy aid lien and cost. Bv order of the Common Council of the Cifr of Era:i-vil!r. A. 1A21L KE, t 'fc-rk. ihl-l't Y"olkslota copy.