Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 203, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 July 1858 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, IND. FRIDAY SIOENINO JULY 16 - -' The Interest Wawvc Tyt iP 4l !ift4wf tTV.5ot "ml will command the attention of the next Legislature, is the law as&inrt usury. The interest laws upon the statute book have so force in preventing usurious practices ; their only effect iij to drive capital from the State. Bonks oni all classes of citizens openly disregard then, except the timid and conscientious, who rather than incur the penalties of the law. or offend their sense of duty as citizen by violating a statute, send their raoncy into Ohb and Illinoia, where the laws permit them to take ten per cent. If we cay juJe of the influence cf thece laws cpoa the whole. State, by whit wc hive heard in our own section, the operation of then b very detrimental ia withdrawicg the surplus money c f cur community to improve the lani; and property cf ether States. A great deal of Southern Indiana capital, 03 i well known, has gone to Iowa and Jlinncscta to be loaned on Mortgages. Fosey, Gibson, Knox, and ether counties in the "Wabash Valley, have nearly all their uoncy drawn from them to be invested in the lands and labor for improving the lands of Illinois where four per cent higher interest can be safely taken, than at Lome. The Eastern portions of the State arc drained of their money by the influence of the Ohio laws, and the North by those of Michigan. The policy of our usury laws is a buljcct in which, others beside the lender and borrower have an interest. The laboring mm has & deep concern in all that influences the currents of money around him. Whatever amounts remain or ccm here for investment has to go through the laborers' hands in some form, in order to get a profitable investment. "Whatever i3 drawn away for expenditure in other places, takes from labor here, so much employment. Money is the chief agent by which labor i3 kept at work; wages rise and fall inevitably with its ebbs and flows. The working man should, therefore, " be the advocate of all measures that will brin money into the community arcund him. I, is preposterous io suppece wc can attract money or retain what wc have, with laws restraining us to six per cent, while the adjoining States permit the taking of tin per cent. The morality of the question, which was originally the basis of all cur usury laws, is a matter now conceded and settled in public opinion ; it is acknowledged that a nan has as clear a moral right to place his own value on his gold as on his wheat; or he can stipulate for the rent of his coin as well as for that cf an implement, a house, or a piece cf land. The policy cf the trade in money sa it affects the material interest ci uiipuie. us eppsnenu couvcuu iuai xae repeal cf the usury laws places the poor man and borrower at the mercy of the rich Icndcc; but the advocates of repeal contend, upon cxpcjicncc in all tranches cf trade, - Jf i Y . J - 1 ll that arise in rates, increases the supply, and that money would be drawn from abroad in sums, to reduce conventional in terest below its present rates. It is certain that a relief from all legal restraint would not enhance the charges of interest, for the law is no check to the demands of avari clous lenders, but affords him a pretence for charging a premium for the risk of viols ting them. In Ohio and Illinois the law allows the creditor to contract for ten per cent, but if he stipulates for any more, he forfeits the whole iutcrcbL The recent law of Fcnnsyl vania ia well adapted to our condition and will satiofy the prejudices of those who ?.rc opDoscd to frc-e trade in money. The laws leaves parties to contract for any rate of in tercst they chocsc voluntarily to pay; but the law will give the creditor no aid to col lect more than six per cent, interest. There is no penalty for contractiag to take 25 per cent annually, and if the debtor voluntarily pays it, all is right. Cut if he refuses to fulfill hie stipulation, the creditor gets no aid from the legal tribunals to collect more than tix per cent. This is tacitly permitting usury, though it gives it no legal countenance and support. Such a law would conform to the present practice of lenders and borrowers. It operates simply as a repeal of the penalty against usury, which makes that a legal crime, which the common tense of right in the community tolerates and justifies. While a police officer wxi pursuing a counterfeiter in cw York, the latter was c bser vtd to swallow somcth in g. The officer, cn catching him, compelled him to iwallow an emetic. The fellow swallowed under protest, azd ia due time threw up a large het:h cf had notes. Cur friends of the EoGtca Lcz think that the ocir exceeded hi?, authority in lorciug the doe down the throat cf his prisoner, and that thu latter can sustain an action fcr fault. An ofüccr certainly has a right to tearch a suspected counterfeiter's rrc:uL:c3 and we don't know but that a fellow' stomach may be considered a part of his premises Couldn't a warrant be obtained for ütndmg a pill down a fellows threat to search his belly? Thi State Stntind, in oril-r tu make its oc3oneut3 responsible for the vagaries and fellies of a brainless scarrijv, spuK": ot - r 1 a.. v i, g;jt influential and talented Republicans in the Ute, who L stumping the Burnt District for the Philadelphia Platform." The fellow was looked npon ia this part of the State, a few years ago, as no bater than a vigrant; he was imprisoned in Perry county for several mcnthi, on a criminal charge, and wm acquitted by a jury, principally fruia pity for his imbecility and lack of crl arrteiitiöf riht and wro-j.

The Southwestern Agricultural Fair. Y.c have received the first premium list of the Southwestern Agricultural Society, whose first fair will be held this year, at Vinccnntf, from Tuesday, 19th, to Friday, the" 22d of October next. Tuesday and Wednesday will b? devoted to receiving, entering, and arranging articles for exhibition. The other days will be for the exhibition and entertainment of vl-atom. The Knox County Agricultural Society have rccentlv purchased very commodious grounds in the vicinity of the city, with trotting course attached, which will be occupied by the District Fair. Wc understand that the citizens of Knox 'have made very liberal

contributions for the expenses of the fair, and the arrangements arc such as will render the exhibition the cicit brilliant and interesting wc hvn ever hid in Southern Indira. The firmers in the bottom of the Pocket, will, wo trust, thow the tujxrbrity cf their soil and cultuie over the interior counties, by the articlct thy will cfier in this exhibition. The ru!e3 for the government cf the exhibition ore admirable ; and the trustees give assurances that the most ample arrangements in rooms for every description of articles that may be offered, and in pens, stalls, feed and water for stock,' will be prepared. Tho list of premiums is very liberal for the first fair of the new association, which as yet baa no accumulated funds. The premium for the best stud of 3 years old is $20, with three of $15, and ten of $10 for other horses, beside a larrc number of tmallcr prcniiutu3 for second rates. The premiums for mules arc seventeen in number, from 3 to $15. For breeding cattle the number of rrcmiumu and the amount is the same. For working and fat cattle the premiums arc from $2 to $15. For sheep, from $2 to $5. For hogi, from $2 to $15 for poultry from $2 to $6. For vegetable, from $2 to $5. For grain, fif teen premiums, from 2 to $5. For field crors, twenty-seven premiums arc offered, from f 3 to $15. Fruits and flowers, fifteen premiums, from $2 to $10. For agricultu ral implements one hundred premiums arc offered, raaciu from 2 to $10. For man ufactured articles, siity-icvca prcni'r.nsarc offered from $2 to C3. There ic a small clacs cf premiums, cflered exclusively for boys, under 21 years, on articles product d by their own industry among which arc a cilvcr cup worth $10, for five acres of corn ; a $ 5 cup for the best .5r'vli irri r f r.rn 5 v J tut ix iinaiici of an acre of potatoe ; a $5 cup for tbc beet a;rc cf oats, and the same for the beat acre of spring vhcat; the best plough boy under 18 years, a pocket knife worth 3; for the next best ail 50 knife. The establishment of these ii.-ociaticnu involves the Iocs of a great deal cf time, expense, and much vexations labor, to those who undertime it, v. Inch the public never appreciate;;. While politicians gain hon.T and pay for their public services, thoic who labor for the r-ubli? rood in theccjvolunuiir - m m associations get co rewards in emoluments,' thanks cr honors. There arc no where more henor-iblc . dUpIays of Ui. interested public spirit, than is exhibited by the gf ntlcmcn who get up these agricultural fairs and keep alive our agricultural aroeiationa. In this county wchave two citizens Messrs. Hornbrcok and Orr who have labored for years very diligently, iu thi3 life, for the public, with no other reward thau a consciousness cf having served the public gratuitously. They have been active and instrumental in getting up this District Fair, and the most griteful compensation the public can bestow upon thcia for their labors, wiHbe' to make the Fairs and the institution they have organized worthy of the District which it will represent. Other ecuatie;:, t c presume, have also their Orrs and lIornbrcjki, who have labored as disinterestedly ; and the people should do them honor, and reward them by co-operating in their exertions. The formers, especially, should cou:.i.'.cr them s their best friends and benefaetcrs. The Proprietor of the At tor House ia cw icrk. cultivate a farm of 210 acre.i iu Xcw Jersey, frura wLUhthcy supply their hotel with frcsih milk, butter, cg-rs and vegetables. On it are kept forty of the finest nulkcr; to be procured that furaiali the IIouso with ample supplies of pure milk Its poultry yard embraces several acre!, and is furnished with pools of water freu spring aud a eouiicodatioxui of aviary, in v hieb all sorts cf poultry arc raued aud fattened for tbc consumption et" the HoU l. Tbc fact that its milk aud vegetables arc frch and pure from an original source baj given the House a new repute in hczv days of adulteration and swill milk. EST An orphan boy, ! 1 years eld, bound by indcutzrea to llr. Kihoa, a fir cr, ucar Grayvil!:, !H:-:a;.s, comxitted hit week. LI LsJ Ucü whl-xd by LL :iitrers aad aft;r.vrdi,by Liz zzzzU.?, fur tbc zxzzc cllccc; vLkli be took i& tlcejJ to iuut, tbat oa the cucctediuj eveia, bti-f; left aljnc fvi a ibort ti.uo ia tbc Lou e, hi took a n:P3 aaci i lacmcr uiuiic u:i lcr His cLIa, itwit'i hio toe; tbe ball fasctd tbrougU Li. month ani lodged under the skull ia tbc braiu. When hL eiüuloyer and wife returned, tbey found tbod-jcrf.tcaoi, and tbc lroy lyiu dwd upo:i a btl, with tbe g-uu ajro.-s his Is j. The Kansas ITiecticn. Ac:nnts from indicate a tiemcndou:. majority Kan.u ; agaiiL-t tle EnlLh Moiblay hi Autjn-it. oa tbc gTOUnd say hundred voter j will wind! on the &tA Well in lor med persons that uinct of every go auinst it. Some hope z entertained that Gov, Denver will call an extra session of tV Legislature for the purpose of rt-dLtric tiu the southern portiou of the Territory, Thb would teM greatly to srvtll th free State vote, bxA it i hardly probaWe tliit Cav. Denver caa

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new Political Combinational There arc signs of a political conservative alliance among parties tuch as was nut looked for. Tho occasional " correspondent of the rinbtcklphLt Pretf, frym "Wellington; givca sonic hints of it in the following letter.: , .- The demonstrations at Uostou and New York on the 5th of July in favor of a national pa. ty, hcat'ed rerpx-tivcly by Caching, Kvercttj and Choate, are regarded in this city as Imvin; ben instigated by that portion of the democratic party ' who intend outbidding the present administration in its claim for Southern support. "Mr. Everett has just returned from Lis Southern tour, having amply .'apologized', to the people of the South for bis denunciation of lirooks on account of the Sumner affair, and foud as he- hai lcr, lauded at Charleston by the editor cf the Charleston A"c:?r, in a speech full of tbc hyperbole of tec chivalry, he think, it hieh time for him to declare

his purpose againit ccctieuali&ni, or. what he calli it, I u:icom' . V.Tiiie Mr. Everett was hcic, the guct of Mr. Corcoran, Lo made co teeret of bis hostility to the Lccomptca policy of tbc Administration, and I have no doubt that letters from him cn this :ujcct arc iu existence. Mr. Choate, who has a relative in cfücc under the Ac ministration, is no less decided against Licompton. While Mr. Cuihing, if you will read his oration carefully, takes pains " to praise the South, he ignores Leoompton. Jefferson DavL in Boston on the titb, has been vtry careful not to lead ia the war of the extremes upon Douglas; and having been in the Administration of General Pierce, afxdatcd with General Cushing, it is fair to presume that the movemcat in New England cn l New York wa not made without his full approval. The Southern people arc not disposed to male a lest of the unfortunate Kansas policy of the Administration, and the rpeccbcs referred to show that, however their allies in the Xorth may be disposed to ai l nnd asjLt the South iu everything that ia right, they arc cot disposed to second the movements ot Messrs. Slidcll, Cobb, Co., in their proscription of I the Do" 103 democrats. ; lue A. u ucuj ji-u.. 't&D' There are now four hundred and two males and ten females in the Penitentiary, at Jtfl'vroonvüh-, cud the prison i3 crowded, the Torre Haute Journal says, to its full capacity. The number has iusince lait Marth. continue, an addition creased seventy-five Should the increase to the present institution, or a new prison in another pnrt of tbe Stlc, will scou be required. Though the necessity for a new penitentiary rni'it bo avcide J for a time, it is said, by cutting houses cf refuge for juvenile offenders, many of whom arc now associating with old convicts in the penitentiary, imbibing lessons that will eradicate the dint impreaions of virtue and honc6ty which thcir first crimes left upon their minds. It i.; currruing that this State, that hi3 becu so generous iu providing benevolent institutions for those- who.e pl,yh'ical senses were defoitivc, tboidd have provided co asylum for the moral cripples and the intellectually blind among her citizens. t&jPln S'-Uitioti to the p.unt lx"imtic the AVer LVp.irfmcnt b;u antboriccJ to be paid for cnlii.tmcut-at or cc.ir Tort GiboOn, $23; I crt Ticrrr, X..bnt..kA. J.auc! Fcrt BucLauan, Ar uon i, 111 f. Kaeatoga The ruJi cf vLitor- to the springe waz nfvtr reenter that at tbo precutccaon. 'lhcrt v.xrc over 1,100 arrivals SaratoA Uit m ttk. NEV ADVERTISEMENTS. äffk kVFl CI, I Lwrnw L Ifi T Ol' LKTTElt "rm ilni'.g In ihe l'ovt Oflic at L'au6ille, Indiana, on the ioth djy of July, lisi. 64 l'iiona calting lor tlitso ictteir, win pitaic eay "Anvraiiji.?, 1 and grve. dite tf litt. ltt$tiH Jftnrft JT Anderson Dwbjrah Adklns Frauk Austin T Aken Mr: tonr.da Allen A"pu4'ua Adams Jcwjb li Illacklurn J( n Itrowa Charles J Itrainard Ch '.ri-:. Bacou Mrd Ag:v." Baker Mrs iu'-v Poyd MIa6 Martha Drown Charles Durbank .Mrj Hi'M Crter Vrt Chrtt. Cam pi til In.orj Copdaud FJ-vIrd Catapl cll C H Chirk MrsC Claij W F Carper G W Carr Miw Jsne Clark Misp M.wlba Cook Mra T.'rao A Chlpraan Mm Lmtly ChalUncr Thora ' Kane Frrfik Ltntut J S Laurkton Mrs Pr.Mi J Lauarian Ji'hn -Levey Wm P Lynch L J Ltwld Mrs 5ancy L!htncr Gcorgo W l..tuirii;an John I.idson Jonas mValoat Jr'rmmt9 Meran WiUHra Inner Lew'i M iccr lMvid Mrhcr Jac Miller Wm Murphy Mary MidL-n ?an Jlc Caution .Jr "cCaujIand Miss Lllix McLcaao W It MeKaughan George .Vrtt.'cron IVoU Nettle ton Jatncs NeiU J II rarttr T R Ir'u-.: Jchn l'cnucl Anna Pe bvhiUe Willi;i?i Robinton yttilldn Itouj' & Fort Kichardtou Miss Mary P.cd Mrn Kachel Kaught 11 fittrrttl Rftbtrt .Sraib-y Miss Martha Mmith J L C JJunlop Thtorv' Iaviii Mrs Matilda Dutton Mr Mry A ruwney Mr Lllcti Douglas Ledrao " Dowuir Mrs L'llcn D;Tli Wm y Ciiküvn II v Juliut! Donuelly Timothy Daly ?ln l.t Dcvrey UUver II Stuflord . or t; Daiuon 51ips 8 Virj:udSmitta William t. Stafford .1 or C I.vny ."In Sallie C Smilb Nathan H Dve I 8 J?rf n-UHixm Fdtaond Mrs Murv Edgar C II Fmrrtl Sohn Fetter Iai'tah T Tex Jottpn Fu-h;r Japi'V GilU.jpio Miis Mag-to. C-tlfourd Mpj M ir ry Green Bsp ten H GUÜau Misj Eli.-ah:h G'llick F a Gibbu 5Ii.a Tcre.a 11 üardiaiac Da-.U H. -Hr-ii Mra n. r-.rtt . IIoppvll Mrs II-.-. I. ov..i..l :'.:--.r XCi e '.4 Hu-lic A 11 Hot. h.t-ti J- hi fit Kg" Jfshs Ken.ljll P Smith J.acol finfth 5Iarv Stephens Mrs late Widcw tarter Ktotnt rook Si Co Stmppon Mra 51 jry luhbcru Jantes Sutton Jauief W Mout Pcbtora Khn Jcrcie ' i-ttwart Joseph i'Lelly Gret n .harp David Zi.crr.at ir?td Z Thompson A Botljrf Vitien ifariis ? ' Uvh-',rrt "iV'r.rrt.r .? Wa'.itr 5Irs thzz. WLi'e .Toiv3 40 WA.1 . Walker Erx.'.ciu Avl;h Yjs.il V Liu. G. i ijhi William. 3 Mit-II -iy WttlJ IKu-y WclfJjhnV (L R. PUID, P. l. Ka'.t'irji'.n TI iojtJnuji,t riciiLi:n l oan, ere, .'," t.h. Corn Meal, ff fh rroun !; i'f Vl -hjice Pickled Pork; 11 k Ljuf Lard; lr t.;. i J. VooJi extra Po.irl CMrcli; Re eived thu day by ; Z. H. CtQK A: SON. UTl' OSCOJltSmmm HM.YTJin ' in e:.'t.';:i f l ' 'fintwrif. ilv 1 A. D. REYNOLDS t CO. 4JOIHI .. t: FOR J UJttmJ- gain. We have a cy-d tw. hor Ertvi Waou aii'l ll.irn., which we will t-ll low. The Express runs light, and will rarry 2.oo0 lbj. jllj HÖRNERHOK. A CO. O GO 7w.V -40 FEJ I OCA FEU TitlV(t Fly Druhe; 3 d z. 51L-e.V Riwnii, a fancy article; 6 do Fan.'y Whiks; 10 do Shaker and Lccallon Brooms; 10 do aborted Scrub Lru.-hes; 6 do Duaticc Upoibts, fancy und plain; ü do HlxiAi Lrubhee, do do; HORNBROOK A CO. JL Save your Arrl-e Voaro ap t U fjr the sali of Pitt's, MoffotV, 5I-ClurN, anl Emory's Thrhm and S-prtor, asJ tlti. l'uckye, lveytu m;I CulD. Cii.X JJilU . UüJßNUW-i''

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

rwi e n it je- v. t i'tu ri:njr.i: volM LKiJK, TtKUH-lI.VUTt, INDIANA. j Yut pior' than a year, have thff utiignititint tr'ic- ) Mca(!ily jrcp-i!ng. Tiuy ro now acrly comp let-xt, ami will b i rn for tho roepj tion ef pupik, j On hWiinJay, the 8:h of 4rmtxr mjci. i The ito rf the Cellcsc, the brildinirs, t: or- , raogcaicr.ti tor tudy ami eeufurt, ted the FaciJty, j T-mr-Hautp. tho me of th- Colli c". m a b-auii- . ful and healthy city, acctible ty railriwl fnm all direction, and c ntrul to a nuxurtiu uüJ ppmiafin population, it L high, a iu nnin iniH.'rts. From tatiitic?, it I cWriy Miown tbat forwvcral yeara put, there Live b.ii fcwTr deaths and lesi sieknnw hrre than at any Western tity, of i-qual population. Ibo buiMioa will be fitted ia the Mi-st style and with all tue onxlvru iuiprcvt iatnt. Ihvv vill bo warmed by Uaia. and lighted by I'.an, aud furnifhM with irui aud cold baths, üi'i hat is rarely Vj I-; fouad ia lobtitutioca of l- amin, A GYMNASIUM, W Lcrc the biy, mado healthy and t mnntrkal by excrcirt may tujp-;rt aud tht'liborj of tLo mind. A Frcnutwut fiJtur cf the Co!!c,c, ia the proviciun niide for the h ilth of tbo pupils. The ruoo are Fpa.iuua aad well ventilated, there tf inj tt'.tutifully furtihhtd pailur, with et pa rate tlccpiug partinrnU for e;i-Jj two youn hi'lk. 1 ho frouDdii are ample, comprising tl-n frcs in a rl;io,-ut pjrt of the city, about one-third if which U a native furiit grove, vuth windin;; walks and arDor, lurnutig a tuot-t celiplittul pronieoado lor pnpili all the grouudd will be tastefully tu Lamented. PACUIjTY. The Faculty wilt conhUt cf a thoroughly experienced and cÄcient ccrps of iastructcr. Kcv. John Ccvtft, A. II., founder and former President of the Ohio rem ale College, ard Glcadkle remsJc Collere, la first rrcslJctit. Kev. Alf-uoNso Wood, A. ?!., late rrcsideat of ! the Ohio Feciale Cullcge, and the distii:guihcd author of fevered scientific works, Iwaring his uanc, will be the presiding teacher of tho CoiTcgr, aud IuktnicUj ia Pleural acd Moral civiire. Frof. K. t. BoewouTU, lat rrcfutor of ClicraiK. try. etc.. In Farmers' College, Ohio, will take the chair of Natural tkicace, upva which he will lecture and experiment. D'LfT.uG S. Cove&t, A. M., Professor of Ancient Languaf en and Literature. Fi of. J. G. Mimnceb, lato cf Philadelphia, t ret teaiher rf instrumental muiic. ADd from ix to t.n additioDul gentlcmcu and lady teachers of long fctandiiijj and tncct.'sful cxjiriencc. J.o paiun or ixp-nsc will bo ipar.d to procure lechcra ia ctr department, of tho very hißbest qnaliticationp. ho thi.t j'upila withing to perl-xt thcuieclvcü ii the bigb"r Mi'.cs of uhliic, or any of the folid or oinamcnlcl brauche, mny here receive the dcUrea U!tructiou. luat riipn rem abroad, may dm tue teat Hoarding &h-u, itc tnbtitutk d, with the to tent 1vantsgi.H to k rained at are ixiu;rcu 10 ijvara in me achers (unlcM by brccial rerniiiicn of the Prchidcnt), that they may have the bennflt ol their ci.iruplc and eociety. The cure of btudii; vill b thorough and ext -n-tie, totbrat ing fill tho biauth a ueuully t;iught in our btbttit r.'eminariea of learning, Kngli-h, CUi.ical ana the Fin? Art?. The year in divided into t.v posiuns of twenty wvekv eacb, rtuimeucing respectively on Wcdoesday, the 8th of fkptcaib r 0 -xt, a id ih-j Oth day cf February, 1 The espeu of the achool year, including board and tuition in all the tranche of tb rfguL-u-courfic, rooma furnished, fuel, lighU and wanning, will t payable eecci-annually in odiance. The uiu.il extra charges nill be made for tho oinr.ucnUü branches. APrAUATLS AJTD Lt'CTLUrS. Trc t. Wcd ard Prof. r.ocvcvTir, vH dc!;cr fall court cs of LccturcB ii?i the ai l of tbo Telescope, and other apparatus, euiheient to illustrate experimentally the principles of the sciences pursued. Bocks, and all other rcquinitcn fur entering the College, may be had at tl.o tVll g, or in the city. All letters of inquiry or on Lumd", shouM be iiddrcrsed to Kev. John CovtuT, or V. i. CoVtliT, Tcrre-llaute, Indiana. The uudtn igned citiiciucf Tcrre-HAUle, have accepted tbo cllae f 'irii-itwe T tho Tcrru-liantw Female Colltrc, ai;d m;iy be rtfcmd to at any time by such as desire further inf-.-imtion cu-.crninj tho airauccmculd or iutvautyrts of the Cl Kuv . K. H. Ta l.r, Cuil is (i.lUit, U. W. Thonip-on, Kev. J. G. Y ilicn, Itcv. V. Mokitt, U. L. lhctnron. liev. M. A. Jcct, W. V. Grbwold, W. J. ball, Jas. Farrington, JVlVil lfait:n-k, C. Y. Patterson, J. H. Watsou. nit. Wilkins, H. D. Scctt. T. C. Puntin. Kev. T. Gordon, 8. II. Potter. Kev. W. (i. Opene r, Kev. P. W i! y, A. C. Potain, I uciui Uyoe. Thcs. rwitur;, Iicnj. McKt'., L. O. Waircr, A. JIcGregor, W. Paddock, Jabcz ÜMlJvn, Jarcej Hitr, Jan Ljiu, jl U'jüi ' KFoTVPE FULNDKY, No. V", Vine ctrest, oetwe:u Fourth and Fifth, CIMINNATI. It. ALLISON', Sup't. C. P. O p::i?COLL & CO., Manufacturers aud Dealers in NEWS, DOOK AND JOÖ TYPE, Priutiun Frenkes, Cai, Gallis, Ac, Inks ami Printing .lateriaU o( every description, Stenotyping of all Uud, Books, Music, Patent Medicine Direction, JoUa, Wood ugraviug. Sec, i.e. tf"Uraiid and Pattern Leiters, various tyle. KiTElcttrotj ping in nil its branches, (jlyll-lm. htt'tfttrroxes. 5 duzen Railroad Whcclbpjrows, received oud for tale ! y Jlyll SAMCEL OrIt. HI!i!iOLUTiOY OF CO-PXHT-MJr ccrehip. Tho tirni of Babcock A S.nnta' was dissolved by limitation on lot July. II. Ü. llabcotk having up:1 ascd the interest of U. M. S nnt.i in the accounts cf the late tins will atfumc aud pi All their d-jhts. Ihc ram', cf the firm to be used onlv in liquidation. H. O. UABCDCK, Jlyll dim GEO. 8. SONNTAG. I' ?OH Ar.VTr-Tho Brion tLo corner of 0:ik and Second Streets; the dwelling; consists of fie largo rooms, with a large i store room ana cellar. I-eul 5 Apply to Jlll-2w BICH1 RALEIGH. '. wJT ter et., corner of Walnut, Evanavitle, Indiana, i J. STRYKER, Proprietor, FARE, ONE DOLLAR ! PER DAY. The Green Fiver Hotel kaa lately been thorough- ' ly repainted and repaired, and from its tuperior po- : eitiou offers frco.t inducements to traveler. . Iho Uou freatd düxctly upon the Ohio River, ! is but two block north oif tho Bteamboat landing and bii-tuefa center of the city, but i entirely reI moved from its noiso and bubtle, while its commanding position and Hrgo rooms render it the I coolest house la Evaneville. I Thankful for past patronage, tho proprietor will f pare no pains to accommodate nts guccu. jtjWlAwtim B pOtlUlt. Two gentlemen aiul their wiv can JLa9 be a-:cram(.laU;d vith Rood rojms and Ituard at tbe Oreen River Hotel, corner of Water aud Wulnut btrecb. jlyi:i.lw rrpo.inu. A few single gcntleunn con be acMJ0 'mnicdatcd witii L:riai":iit boara at tbe lirecn River fctrcete. Hotel, curmr of Water and Walnut jlylMw rr vavs hart, importer j.vz JLJ IVoler iti M tal., t ad ö Hurling Slip, New York Otftrs for tale Banca Tin, Straits Tin, Antimony, Spann b and Auicrioan Lead, Slab Zinc, Copper, Bit,mu:h, Bar Tin and Bar Lead, Babbit metal, rpwr Solder, Fluniber ldd-.r, Ac Ak'), rrttinnU and FlaleJ Ware, at whs'ctalc and n-tail. marlJ-Om iFiii.i,yJE or ti.ieTjh ijSTVILLE AND CiIA-Jpfir--2q fjnLviic Railroad, fa. 4.ty-. 0 aJ cfu-r rianday, July liiL, IsCs, the Uaiac on thia road v.l'.l rus m f-Ikjws: TU up nail will fcavt Evaavillc it 3 A. 31.; V;m c.ine- aid arrivo at Tcrrc Haute at 3 P. 51. hcrttof.-.rc. L:ci tv.L -t Victta aid rrri Hanta.) ILo licru cai! v.ill k.i'u Tcrrc Uautc a4. a.r"ö P. !.; Vins'.-nn C.C3, and si ri c at Evassvillo a: 9.10 P. M. (oupixr at Vinccnn.s.) THE ACC0:i5I0DATI0K TRAIN BET WIE: EVANS VI LLC AND VINCENNES. Cn Turidaj'T, Thursdaji aal f-atjrd. y cnly. Will leave VniMnnei at C.OO A. 51. and arriv at Fvacüvillo at 10.15 A. 51. Will leave- Evausvit) at 1.30 P. 51. and arrive at Vinctnnes at 5.37 P. 51. BETWEEN VINCENNES AND TERRK HAUTE. On 5Ionday Wednedayu and Fridays only. Will leave Yincennee at G.uO A. 51 and arrive at Terro Haut? at 10.50 A. 51.; will leave Terre Haute at 1.40 P. M. and arrive at Vineenne at .a- P. 51. JOHN INGLE, JR., hup't. ilvl Tf "9 f'yTEItl Airt'ATO.V (TO ww oimmcuio the coming tall) as ni-st, or a-t-t:nt Bok-Keeper in m-rcantilo hoiwe, or railroad oRle. B-st of reffreuo's given, I'or particuLiM address "A," P. O. Box 5o7, Evaneville, Ind. jly 10-tf rwo JL Clip 77 IS EOi'KRS OFU iiCtOIl Cun cf Tea. Wo are now in receipt of a verv choice lot of loose Teas, bought expressly for retail rade. Chll ono and all. Samples given with ple.it are, by Z. It. COOK A SON. f.VVIlfi KÄ-3UUO FOIWBS AHJ eorttsd W ire: , öt0 R'dL; common and charccal r.ivr. t--. 20 do Gal.jzizciuzi Ila.it 5 evk Übe t yinc; fihe t C"pp;r aid Copter iott i-. all izc, ii. Kr M.l fj- tl. ly A51UEL ORR. J1J3 .

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Jt1 MANti: BY HOME COM PAMFj. The undeivigiicd having been appointetl Ag'-nt; ft r Kvannvillc and vicinity, of tho INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. Y. COVINGTON", Scc'y. T. A. MOrvKIS, Pres't. ANT) Tilt RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. IS. J. HATHAWAY, Sce'y. S. HATHAWAY. PnVi. are pn-piired to undi-rwrite upou the 11 Ut claa of 1 ire and Marine Kifk., at u low rjtt. of prrluium an arw ccui-tect with perman ency uud reiability. 'lh".- Com panic conCr.e their hut iuna exclusively to th atati cf Indiana. Ki'All lost-tf ppwjdily at'jufti and promptly paid without any atrnttincct or dinti&utica whatever. lieferences: Every man, without exc-ption, who haa iutiEd lca ia wther Company, a list of whom all citizena of our own Mate may ho u at our office. A. D. BEYNOLI 4 CO. Lvansville, July , ia.-)y tiioLnij,jj tojuJ ce o Vi o v: iah'l t. r.t. w. wic&s itvi i yorn. NOCK, WICKS, (l CO., WHOLESALE GItOCEES, Commission Merchants, and I tALrE.S IN Foreign & Domestic Liquors, Cigar, AGENTS rfR rinoiMA. MISSOURI ASD KY. TuPACCO. A, 1:0, AGENTS FOU .MAYSVILLE COTTON Y.MSS, Tfl'I.Xk', VATTISG, COTTOS d MAXILLA CORDAGE, No. Sli Main fUreer. LOUISVILLE, KY. Wc keep ccnMantly on hand a largo sti ck of popular brands of Tobacco, among vhi h are Holland F.inprefi Pin- Apple Tuit and Pancake. AI, UoUrta and Harris' Ix-ct brands. Our httxk of pure Old Uourbon and Itye Whisky, is lp.rge and well eelectod, all of which wo ofler on g-jod terms to the WoHtern and Southern trade. NOCK, WICKS Si CO., Maiu street. Wholesale Tobacco Agency. No. 511 Main street, Lonii'villeTlvr. We are now r-.-cehing our lie w t eck ot Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco, which wcoflVr lw to the trade.' HOLLANDS TOBACCO. Kirtprc Prcmi'im Brand T. J. HolLind, No. 1 Jarob Stradcr , C. L. Holland S. K. Garner .Ci0 Etse. ..175 ..1-2T. ..ino .. 80 .. 75 .. 2.) ... M do do do do do do C. G. Hollaiid , B.D Kstra Paneake Extra Foil Ti. t Ptno Appl Twii-t Wado and Bro. Twitt Golden Age Pancake LANGI'OBN S TOBACCO. Gold Leaf Extra J. M. Cabb K. Whilo Ken. Butts. do . 75 do . 89 Boxoa. ,. 30 Butts. .. 7.i do .. 60 da -100 do . 7.i Catf. . O Boxes. .100 CattV. . 20 Cwf. . TA Kes. . :;o t . Jf) Case. 1JO Itoxo.. b'i do . 30 do , 20 l'utth. J. A. Clay HAEßlS' TOUACCO. u!ian:i. I'L' flt Favorite do do ....w fimcOxk Luxury of tho People Apric-.t John Smith rtOBEBTS' TOBACCO. E. M. Snoad E. W. Barton Roberta' Bebt Plush Roll KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI TOBACCO. Langs Diissctt's R 70 Euttr1. Batt's IC lb 5 do do 6h. 100 do Woolf.'lk'a pouud.iand iw W Butts. Old Buck 1?) 4') do do do V,b A fH 1C Bixe. do do Cittio 1W Pkjr. Gundry Brandi (Ihiy.') IU-xe-. " SOCKS, WICKS A CO., 511 Main street, I.oui.-Mllc, Kv. Jly3-0a STIMTTO.Y, LirBtP T.V Sale Stable. Second b-twe-n Main aud Lciut Strc.te, ojpotito tho Old Presbyterian Church, Eva nevillo. Tho undcrsifrcd ha a lir-je and commodious Brick Stablo Ith sheds for carriages, aud is pr pared to take horse by tho d.y, wi-vk or month. Hü customer May bo sun- of bavin; tbvir auim.tbi ivcll and carefully ettendrd to. II- refers to tho f.dlowlnr pentlemcu whiw horH-x p.e he had a loi jf time un-UT hirf charge. He ha abn) a number of good snd safe horves fr tbc saddle cr liarnc.'S, vri'.h a nmnWr iT new and rjiufrtab!o tujgjt, to hire. Orders for paddle Iii'HH'C or lur-'Hji, will be pimctually attended to. liefer to C.ii. Kent, C.;u oilico; C. li. ISemcnt; J. S. li'ivitt, Lx-Sheriff; Cvprinn Pnttton. octlJ-lv J. M KATTON. MB. Hcop Iron, astMrtetl sizef , on hand and f r sa le at red u ccJ pr ices by S A M I' K L 0 K K. ix j iUä'i X?Ät5 r7iiK.T iTF T. j2- Wolff' Hoop Iron, jiit ret-4.ived and for sale At reduced pricee, by JACuB STRAUß, 40 Main at. IS for ale bv Z. H. COOK & SON. vyo u -uiui:, io r, Jl Lead, fur saie at Z. II. COOK A SUN'S. fMFFALK!) CJl l-Z Barrel 10 Js.ntitiJLs.iiTJ.j;if Pear?. Just received by A. D. KEYNOLDS i CO. CjlWM R M K 3 O B A t S CVFFV.V.t kes orted Naii; 100 do 'ut Spikes 00 do Wr't do; ' 4'X l-oxri aworted Glaus . 70 do do Tobacc; . 50 do do Starch; 5 do do Star Candt-; 'JOO kegn White Lead; . 13 bbla. Linseed Oil; ' ' 5 do Turpentine; . '". 00 do Koein; 10 do Pitch; (O do Vinegar; 10 b?H fine Sail; 1'J bbi. White Liinr; ICO do Cement, SQ bbla. Grey Lim'-.; 2"J do Plaster Pari.:. In More and for ORR, DALELL A CO. talc by VOTIVE TO FJR.ltE.ItS .w 'W HAY DEALERS. The under.sifrued woi4d respectfully Inform tho Hay Growers and Dealers that he has purchased the right to make and fdl Peunixton'tf Portable Hay Prctm in Vanderburgh and Warrick counties, and ia now ready to receive orders for Freweee, which he will pn mptly fill aud ect up, and warrant to perform all that U reproscnttV.. l'crsoim wanting Prebcn vould do well to call on the uiidcrfcigncd and cxamino the model oüd the piineiplc upon which they work, requiring lns power and hands and doins more work and better than any other Frvs in , for auything like tbe mouey, and t ike up but little ruom. Shop on S;ond street r-jtcen Oak ind .MuUx rry, Eiansvillo. R. ltYSoN. SPMVV.H ..- 5Iut.tard CO do Gint:ci V, do do; 23 do Cloves -4 d.i do; j to do Cianaiil'en 't d-; 10 do Ass. Nutmeg:: and 511.;.; T5 5IuftarJi tbcar: & do y. do; 40 do f dw; Warrutcd I-U.-C, or üKicy rtfuzded, hy Z. li. LOOK d: SON. r-v-xiiÄ loo ixus izzo coV. .11 L;tlf chests PcwcLon Tti; ö LLL. I corl Larlev; 0 bbh. Cnirh. and lVwJeml Suj-ar; 100 bas Cotton Yirii, 0, r, 7 ar.d aOu, 75 bales Cotton Lattia;; i:o bo-s No. 1 Herring. Rcccive.1 au 1 ;'jr il- -l iciu::d prices f:r ..ith, by 1. A P. HEIMANN. (B CUR Iß TO Tit K ClTIXHjys fßF w,JL Evansvillo and Puduxih. I have contracted j with the Pot office Ivpartiueut to carry the m-til, i tri-weekly, Utwin your ritr aiiTI Paducah, for fmr years, and from the hue of which we have so long seen the neo-f .-dty ami the advantages that wo'Ud accrue to both place by its formation. It is my determination to run this lino in good faith, and do all I cun to advance the interests of both cities; ever watchful to thow partiality to neither place, but let tue bu.-iuess now in the respective channels that may bo wrought out by tbe energy aixJ industry of their busings men. I look to you for your ftipport, influf in-e and patronage in this adventure, uii hope by striet stt-n-tion to advance the interests of tho line, and build up a large and profitable bu-in.-si f..r vour two young and flourl-hlug citios. jly-lw I). G. FOWLER. W-E.WO.V tit'RUP &.C. 73 MOXIZS JL4 iire Lemon Syrup; " boxes Lump Tobacco; 10 do Hamburg (.'lic-ent 1 cahk Dried li ef; 3 bids, fine old Peach Brandy; i quai t Pipes Peach do; do do Z aitx-t !irs I rt IVi; 5 this Cinder "'iue Brandur. licivt-i isd i'j; alv by 1. 4. D. ÜU5IANJ'.

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O' FM kep Mwmi Kiflle Powder; :;00 kegs H!utiiig Powdrr; i.cawn lüfle do; 00 half kecj ltiflo Powder. For 1 by Z; II. COOK fc SON, Agont. 7L.V7Jktgafificrtcl Naila for talc by .' Z. H. COOK A SON. 0f Jf HO boxe assorted Toilet Soap; liX) lh,. verv old Cabtile 8oap. I or al hr '. U. COOK A SON. iO.Ulü TUI.YGS JAK Ö0.VK BUTTER THAN OTHERS. lt. B. HART, ia now prepared to supply tbo city aud country trado with tbo best ef corn inl. unbolted, corn grits and hominy, of all grades; w hat grits, unbolted Hour, rye flour, extra family flour, cruiih fewl, bran, bhipstuO", oorn, oat, chicken feed, and all articles in the food line. All trade delivered to any part of tho city. Floa! send in our orders. My prieos will be low, as rheap as the cheapest, and j good as the b'tt. Tho nimble, sixpence Utter than the slrw philling is my inotto. " All may cVpend 0n gnttirg an my trade made of none but tha I'M of grvund g"-ins, as I will bur no other. K. B. HART. Jan-!7-d.ltf ginc, iu runniiiK crder, inch cylinder, 20 inch stroke. Enquire at Mycr Paper Mill, or of Levi S. Clarke, corucr First'and Chestnut streets. Jlrfl-dAwlm ED a situation as Book-keeper or SaloMnan, by a young man who has had several years ex per ienre in both of the above branches. Salary, moderate at first, and uucxccptionable reference given. Address, S. 51. C, Box 107 P. O. S-U Kvansville, Ind. WyJEJYTlCJi I41 SCJIO OL OF J1EDIMEt. cine, LotiisviCc, Ky. The Lectures in this institution will commence on tho rrt Monday in Ncvenibcr, and continue four months. During October preliminary lectures will be delivered at the iluspital aud College. FACULTY. Beuj. W. Dudley, M. D., Emeritus Professor cf Surgery. Henry M. Bullitt, 51. 1'., Pruftesor of Theory und Tractiw 'f Medicine. J.'hn Hardin, M. D., Professor cf Obstelricj and Cliniofl Medicine. . C. W. Wright, 51. !., Pi-of,sor of 5Iedical Chemiitrv. N. B. Marshall, 51. P. Trof. wor of 5Iatcria 5fedica and Therapeutic. Jlid'lh ton Goldsmith, 31. !., Professor of the Principles of SurgTy and Clinical Surgery. W. I. Stirroan, 5t. V., Profeor of Anatciny. , G. W. Biyless, 5L D., Professor of Physiology and Pathological Anatomy. Pavid Cummins, M. I). Demonstrator. ' For information nddr X. B. MARSHALL, M. I., jlyl-Cui Dean of tho Faculty. JLP II. II. BENNETT A CO., Is thi day dissolved I ,x mutual comment. Tho buMiiebs will hereafter be I carried on by Jame Swannm, who will settle all business connected with tho late firm. R. II. BENNETT, Jlyl-lm JAS. SW ANSON, rJS FBI ZU JXiR EI"EÄrXfOfll'9 jL who ubtcriteB for the NEW YORK WEEKLY TRESS, A Kftuitifully Illustrated Pamilv Newspaper. Th) New loik Weekly Pna is oueof the largest and bet,t literary papers of the day. A large Quarto containing Twenty Pages, or Sixty Columns, of enlertainlns matter; and hlcgantly Illustrated every week. A Gift worth frf.ni 50 cent to SlOO will be ent to each nittscrilxr on receipt of the nubscription money. ' TF.EMn : One copy for one year, and 1 gift $2 00 Three copins cue year, and 3 giltf 5 00 Five copiee one year, and 5 Rifts 8 00 Ten epics one year, and 10 gilts ..15 00 Twenty-ouc copies uue v-eiir, and 12 gifts 30 00 Canadian subscribers mast send "ii ceut.-t each in addition to the above rat1, to pay the American pontage, w hich must be pre-jiaid. The articles to l-c distributed arc comprised In the following list: 1 U. S. Treasury N'oto $1000 00 2 do do do 500 00 each. 0 do do do 200 00 each. 10 do do do . 100 00 each. Patent Lever Hunting Cased Watchee 5100 UU Vi) Gold Vi atclicä... 73 00 .'0 do GO 00 100 do 50 00 ix Iiii,it C,vd Watches oo 00 200 Silver Hunting Ca.ed Wntchen 35 00 5H Silver Watchc S10 00 to 20 tO 1000 fJold Guard, Vci.t and Fob Chains 10 00 to SO 00 10OO Gold Pens and Pencils 5 00 to 15 00 Gold Lockets, HraceWK, IliiK-bit, Ear Itrop, Urea! Pitw, CuHPins, Sleeve IiHttons, Rings, Shirt Muds. Wuteh Keys, GtM aJiit Silver Thimbles, and a variety of cither articles worth from 50 cents to $15 00 each. On receipt of the bulecription moneythe uberi!tci's name will 1; entered npon our books opposite a nunilH r, and tho gitt corresponding with that nuniUr will lie forwarded within one week to hiai, by mail or espre, post-paid. There is neither humbug nor lottery about the above, as every suhsoriber is sure of a Prize of valu:. Wc prefer to make this liberal distribution among them instead of giving a larc; commission to Agents, givini; to the bubscribcr the amount that would go to tln Agent, and in manv cubes a hundred fold more. DANIEL ADEE, Publihher. ap!2-0m 211 Centre ftreet. New York. Utorg-t II. .llcllrld will be an Inderndent candidate for Sheriff, at the ensuing October lft ion. jn.ii.i. to iß iß k cos nut: f uoor JBJISAFES. We have on hmd a eupp'y of thoce Fire Proof Safca, which we ofler at low figures. For their superior qu;ditics, we refer to Crescent City Hank, G. Copeland, Droker and Banker, J. II. Maghee A Co , and Dement A Viele. P. HORNBROOK A Co., Agents, f' b-V'tf Water street, Evansville, Ind. ' IV'OfK"-' URF.ITHOVHE, L.ItE CJ Stock Dealers aud Commission Merchants, Jefferson City Stock Landing, New Orleans, La. 3. T. AYCfKIC W. K. OEEAIIIOrSE. ocCIltf rgiwiciini.i, Vr iPUTVMER, co.nM. minion and Forwarding Merchants. New Orleans, La. dcc22-ly JIJtlTTROLF K aO.V, Dealers in Jewelry, MR Watches, Clocks, Silver Ware, Ac, have now on hand a well Eclected tock of gold and Silver Watches; fine Jewelry of all kinds and of the latest st lc; Yankee Clocks in Bronze, Iron and Wood case;, ilver table and teaspoons, plated ware, port monnaiee, gold, silver and steel epcctaclee, Ac, w hich wc are prepared to Bell at the lowest Eastern prices, and warrant every articlo to be what it Is represent?. The public generally are invited to call and examine for themselves, at tbe old etand, on Main htreet, between Find and Second. ap20 fKtm R'. .Tief: REH', UTTORjy'E 1" WW at Law and Notary Public. Office in the Crescent City Bank Building. Will attend faithfully to all business eutra-ted to him. myllO-ly WJfJ LlrOCK if HTOIßlßJRlf. i.nMJL 1'UKTERS AND DEALERS IN Domestic and Foreign Drugs, -MEDICALS, CHE5IICALS, rnlnts, OiIs,Vruishe, LtrusUes, Glass .1 N D GLASS WARE, VA TEXT MEDICIXES, . PERFUMERY, BIRD CAGES, A.C., EVA.NSVU.Lr, I.VDU.M. HainfT made large additions to our stock, we are now ready, to All all orders with such quality of Good 04 we feci asoured will give entire eat it faction. As we make our purcliass by the packages, we are enabled to offer them at the lowest possible price, thereby glvivg the purchasers the same advantage as those who buy East. We aL deal -tcnsivol in DAGUERREOTYPE AXD AMDSOTYPE STOCK And k'xp constantly on band a large and varied asfcorUiest of Cait, Chemicals, Casierals, aoJ every article connected with the art. Operators that choose to order, and enclosing remittance, tho bamo care and prices will be observed iu if they attend personally. When goods out of our line are wanted, we will I n-oure them with pleasure, at the lowest prices. We shall, as heretofore, give particular attention to have all orders carefully packed and promptly forwarded. july-i IIALLOCK A STODDARD. 4 UJVIß RIEH. FICHXaEMI ME B J RING, Salmon, Pickerell, Wbito Fi&h, Lime Cement, AlmondV, Brazil Nuts, Fillerts, English W aluuts, C"urnoits, Rat-ins, Figs, Camphor, Alum, Epsom Suits, Sulphur, Roll Brimstone, Copperas, 51adder, Logwood, Indigo, Cream Tartar, Soda, Bed Cords, all kinds ; Blacking, Batting, Cloves, Havana, German, and half Spanish Cigars; Teas, linger all kinds ; Glass Jar, Lanterns aud Flasks, Lemon Syrup, 5Iustard, Nutmegs, Matches. Spanish Moss, Lobsters, Ovsters, Sardines, Poplar Sauce, Mov,. 1ir llaKit Fancy Soaps, Powder, Sufi ty IW, lohaceo, all kinds; Scotch Snuff, Starch, v wgicr, 1'apcr, all kinds ; IU.v, Ac, Ac. A mipply of the above kept constantly on hand, anil for sale, low, by GILBERT A BOWLES, . Juno 20-tf Syacmore, near W ater, ?iw BBS CHOICE I.UIXD Olltt sai" 20 bxs. Star Candles, 20 do Assorted German and Palm Soap, just received by Z. H. COOK & Son. A,VAKK fiZUE TA ALE -Ä Froth Salmon, in 1 and 2 lb cans, do Lobtter, do do do do 5Iackcrü do do do do rbaJ, do 1j d . do (laias d d do dj Covu Oysters, do do L. XL COvü i. . . cilo by

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WHERE THEY HAVE NEW PRESSES, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW PRESSES, AND EVERYTHING ELSE NEW, AND EVERYTHING ELSE NEW, AND EVERYTHING ELSE NEW. AND EVERYTHING ELSE NEW, AND OF THI. BEST QUALITY, . . AND OF THE BEST QUALITY, AND OF THE BEST QUALITY, AND OF THE BEST QUALITY, ' AND 5IOST FASHIONABLE STYLES. AND 5IOST FASHIONABLE fcTiLES, AND 510ST FASHIONABLE STYLES, AND MOST FASHIONABLE ÜlLES, AND DO WORK CHEAPLY, AND DO WORK CHEAPLY, AND DO WORK CHEAPLY, x AND DO WORK CHEAPLY. AND DO IT NEATLY. AND DO IT NEATLY, AND DO IT NEATLY, AND DO IT NEATLT, AND IN THE BEST STYLE, AND IN THE BEST STYLE, AND IN THE BEST STYLE, AND IN THE BEST STYLE, GIVE La CALL. CALL, CALL, CALL, GIVE US GIVE US GIVE US AT OUR NEW OFFICE, AT OUR NEW OFFICE, : AT OUR NEW OFFICE, . " " AT OUR NEW OFFICE, AND SEE OUR SrECWENS, AND SEE OUR SPECIMENS, AND SEE OUR SPECIMENS, AND SEE OUR fcPECIMEN'S, AND LEARN OUR PRICES. . . . AND LEARN OUR PRICES. . , . AND LEARN OUR PRICES. AND LEARN OUR PRICES. WE DEFY COMPETITION, WE DEFY C05I PETITION. WE DEFY COMPETITION. WE DEFY COMPETITION, EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, EITHER IN WOHK5IANSI1IP, EITHER IN WCAKMANSUIP, EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, OR IN PRICES, - OR IN' PRICES. OR IN PRICES. - - ' OR IN PRICES. B-Over CRANE'S C0M5IISSI0N HOUSE, on Water stiwt, tbree doors from Mala, Evansville. Ind. EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY. TO BUILDER? AND CARPENTERS. Ttm subscriber has bought out tho intcrr&t of R. H. Bennett, in the Lumber Yard, near Krats A Ueillznan's Foundery. Ho now offers Lis stock at a chap price fr cabh. Jlyl-3m JAP. gWA!NT30S. QIIOJLK IMJlS.A,VO TU K tt arrival this day of 19 casks, at . Z. II. COOK A SON'S, Sole Agent for EvaiisvUle. . iTiBOCERlEH J.YD PBO ntflOJW. HJTevansville, ind. Wholesale Department, First Mreet, Urst door from Main; Retail Pepartment, Main street, first deer below the corner. Z. II. Cook begs to thank his friends in Evansville and neighborhood, for their favors so freely bestowed on him idncv he has been In business among them, and takes this opportnnity of introducing to their notice bis son, 31 r. II. A. Cook, whom lie has taken Into partnership from this date, and solicit for the new firm of Z. II, Cook A Son, a continuance cf the urport 80 liberally conferred on himself. Z. 11. Cook A Sob, having taken the business preuil-wi and purchased the whole tot k of 5Ir. 51. W. Foster, feel confident that they will be nud-W to supply the citizens of Evansville with every artile they may require In the Grocery and PrvvWou. Hue. Z. 11. Cook A Son wish especially to draw tb rutettion of persons in the country having prodnc of ajy kind to dispose of, to their increased facility for taking off their stock, and supplying them at their store, with all articles required iu the whole, sale deartment, at prices that most insure their orders for the futurq. . . feb2-f Wh VTCHER T WICH ELI ' CO.1t--ariuitadon and 1'orwardicg Merchants, St. Ia. Liberal advasccs aade os cuniijsoicta to eitcr cf o-r hom ?s. - - - - .... . ECTER TO - 51es.fr?. Mlin A TIowos, Ifcccati Vtilc. Howard A- Brown , i.v4ft3Tiik, . . . . - i-i7