Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 205, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 July 1858 — Page 2

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(L EVANSVILLE, IND. -NDAYVEOBNING..... -JULY 19 Tho State Universtty. 'crtespondent at Bloomington write.3 JiAÜat the. literary exercises at Bloomington last week were highly interesting. Dr. Clark, of Cincinnati, caused great disappointment to the Urge concourse present, by failing to fulfil his engagement. . Cz Tuesday, Dr. Daily delivered the Baccalaureate address to the graduating class. Eis rahject -was "Urlzc "and Thusrcin," frcs Lev-ticus v 8. It was cnecf tic ablest cf Dr. D's. discourses, and cur Corres-, posdestaas'ires us there wore to plsgcrisas in it. It was truly a noble and criminal address. ' Previous to the regular service, on Tuesday, an interesting ceremony took place in the chapel. The students of the different cla&jcs, through one of the seniors, presented Dr. Daily with a beautiful gold headed cane, which was given as a token of regard and affection ta the worthy President and a3 a testimonial of their confidence in him notwithstanding the numerous slanderous assaults made upon him by his enemies. The presentation was accompanied by a neat and eulogistic address blthe student, which wa3 replied to by Dr. Daily in a very happy and eloquent manner. - , Trof. Blair of the Ohio State University, "delivered an address upon "American Literature," which though too long for the occasion, held the audience in silent and earnest attention for several hours. It was a Tery abte discussion. ' ; ' ' , Wednesday morning was occupied with the meeting of the Alumni, and , a business meeting of the faculty. In the afternoon, Dr. Parvin, "of Indianapolis," delivered an address before the Society of the Alumni, which was a chaste and eloquent J tribute to the memory of Dr. TVylie, late lresident of the college ; a man who had done much for the educational interests of the State. On Thursday a large crowd assembled to listen to the addresses . of the graduating class, consisting of fifteen students, and to witness the conferring of degrees. The cxcrciscs were of a high order of excellence, and were deeply interesting to the large audience. The University is highly pros perous,' and ha3 now a larger number of 5tudcnt3 than at any former period. The calumnious charges against Dr. Daily made before the Hoard of Trustees were withdrawn, there being no proof tb sustain them. The slanders against the Dr. find no cre dence among the students and people of Bloomiagton, who have the most intimate intercourse with him, and know him best. After a very laborious preparation his ac cusers were completely defeated before the Board cf Trustees. It is vzost strange that a rsaa so rcuch atecrzed ai bslovech by tic, who kzcw hire most intimately should be the object cf csccasirg perrecuticri, by a lire unLcr cf eccrziec, wie fculkvcd h to ts a hyjecrite azd :rtcr. It is the fit a cf ciiiwt tilcct and rjreat iu.;c;i to tc as olut für C siite cf cvy. On Friday, the studttU; Icl r their di tar.t boric i, aid Ci viators took ".avc of their hospital huitw; and the faculty availed themcdvu: cf the vacation U ZLt. rtct aud recuperation in come of the pitapat sum mer resort, and the college end village re ccntly so gay a scene, Lr left to quiet and loneliness. c '- JtC?Thc r.tgiinsnt of Xtw York National Guards, which accompanied the remains Cf President Monroe to Richmond, excited ad miration wherever their soldierlike discipline and excellent drill were wi-ncacd. fc'omc Tsars ago their Cobiiel committal suicide, leavipj a youug daughter a destitute orphan. The Regiment adopted ths child,' and each soldier taxed bim?tlf two doilari making the sum of $2,003 per annum fr her edu cation and support; the amount not 'rermir cd for these purpose has been iuveted fix her ttncHt. bhc is now about six'mi years old, and has gruwu up beautiful, iutclligcnt, and accomplished, She is the child of the Regiment, and is the pride and pvt of Iter foster fathers; aud doubtless Bhe locks upon her gallant guardians with all thclovo, houtr and cuthu.sijim that Marie did ou the brave tiuTpicc and the gallant 2Utinthe Opera, fc'uch companies as the New York National Guard reflect honor on the country. ' tea?" The Iruh editor of the Eujiircr, in extolling the Germans and Irish, insults the native citizens with the folio .ving disparaging comparison : "How different is their cm;r:? from that which is pursutdby our young n itivcr. Ii'urse-l, and lapped as it were, in lanry, their manual cü'uits, like their mental, are weak, unprofitable and palling." We protest that this mental imbecility, if true, belongs only to a cl.iss, and that the native Lccoruptonite party. Even, these, under the rowels which their hopeful teacher is pressing into the teuder .pots of their self-love and nationality, may be" driven finally to cast off their native stnpidity, ami their "unprofitable and palling weakuea-v' both of body and mind. tgy Dick Slater, "the Caitaiu,M. who id Senator from Johnson county, was noticed some months ago, &3 having suddenly taken hh departure from Indianapolis, under ausplciou3 circumstance-?, since .which time arrangcrnenti have been made by the Bright follu to ail the supposed vacancy' i n . tile " Senate," occasioned by the supposed absquat- ': uläiiüü. Slater, who b a rampant Douglasu ite, beard of thi, and from some' spot in Illinois where Le Li rating fro:; t labors, writeJ to an Indianapolis paper that he will be on bands' at the opening of the next sc ! to respond to his name. 2T A wife sacked her husband in IIi rlib-.rc, c- the 2 Sib ult. Sbe tied b:: up :'t coo!: xln be viz cr-ii, lzI ' r 4

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Our Mew Mali Arrangement.

The Canneltoa Reporter gives expression j to the indignation which every citizen feels at the utter disorganization of; the mails. The Postmaster 'General seems to haTe granted almost everything asked of him by the contractors and people, but has given it without system or organization, and the result is, he is incurring a vaitexpros?, and, in truth, making matters worse than they wcrc under the old EVstrni. The Importer ays: - ' ' . . We had thourht that the mail had 'reach ed a peirt cf uoelcüsrcüs beyond which there was no possibility of further inefficiency, acd looked forward ta the new arrangements cr relief from the constant anncrascc cf failure?, etc, tut wo confess to a tad disappointment. . If the mails were bad previous to tic 1st c: Ju:y, tsey 3rc now worthless they answer, no purpose whatever. The river xuaii ii nothiur niorc ex ess than a hurabu, .a wrttchii burlesque. Wc don't know wheu c are to receive a mail, wc don't know when wc can iead away one. We arc two or three days with out a mail. The whole system is com pletely dcranr;al. The new arrangement may d for thi contractors; po&sibly they will make money, but a more worthless arrangement was never made for the interests of the people along the Ohio Valley. We earn that Rockport is supplied with a daily mail from Evansville, while we of Cannelton are left to the mercy of a contract, which, since it went into operation, has giv en us three mail. From ten to fifteen days to Evansville, and as many, to write and get an answer from Louisville and New Albany is required ; if these are the blessiugs of the new arrangement, wc pray the Department to tack in on to the old mud cart concern again, and deliver us at once from this new and magnificent river mail. The Tennessee Banks. - The . attempt to resume specie payments in Tennessee, has caused a serious difficulty among the old banks in the State. The Planters Bank' is the only one which' has really resumed payments in specie. " She pays out none but v her own notes, which she redeems at her counter . in coin. In order to do this, : she wuld not receive the notes of anybutppecie paying banks. As the old Dank of Tennessee was unable, to resume, the Planters Bank was compelled to refuse ber bills. This has excited a warm public discussion. Cave Johnson, president of the Bank of . Tennessee, ' In a very long letter gives the following very unsatisfactory reasons for "not attempting to redeem the Bank's obligations in coin. He says, in short "the Bank is unable to resume." 1. The Bank, in order to aid : the public, has kept out a large circulation. , - . , 2. It could not now safely resume without risking a second suspension. 3. It would require dollar fur dollar m gold to iu.-tain the Bank, aud this it is not able to control. 4. The independent and stock Banks would form a combination against the Bunk of Tennessee, should it resume, and such an influence it could not well resist. . vllc tayj he has - unlimited ccufidcncc in tsc ac::i:y o: inc i;ani to meet it liaBihtics. - Tha Citiscz-' Bar.k, . recently clued, is c-c cf the ttock banks, and her circulation is secured by State Bends. c G;y. Vaiii's Cus.sw Aust i.ucui.yxy. Iii h:u pecch it vV.uubu.-., ILcLii;.:, recently, th. Xiwiri-ii htro, Gen. Walker, WAly uadi the following Crave charge, aaiit the PrcildviV . . i!-. Walker :taU d, and aitircii his audience that-joiitivu cvldcut-e wij at iiai.d, withia hL control and teach, tL.it Mr. LucLauau, while, S.r r.liUcul purjsts of Lis1 own. charg-d hiui wüh hih politic al crimes, with piracy aud ouüawiy, was hirnivll the culprit, and through bis tkcrtt?ry of War itut an Amb.u.i'Jur to him, fjyin tint if he would fr'o Hi 'icarajuju cutaj rise and engage iu the u-vic; of MvAicu, and while intluitn i' t drtSiaiic a.t, su.h js tuiii'ig down the & reudcriuj: a war b twccn'k'-pairi aud Mexico 'Inevitable, he (Walker ) would n cc i ve the countenance and sui-oit of thi". -Adiuiiibtialiun. ijtu. Walket i.iid this proposition "wa x jc',tel with con'euii-t, aud lca,urcd hU bvan-rs that if 1a "Mi Wen i.ctuitcil by the- hzvr motlt'c-s f iublic mm. the Administration, iu iU anxktr t crush tlavcry .iuCwdial America, had d'Sr.t ol ifif the i wintry and mankind, by rudcsvnriir tn iriaki hiüi

an m.-truueut iu I Jim ntaig a war In t ecu ! ' " t'l-r, at which time the ItisM-ctin. Kooms two levR; u I .case . With Uk; fcrvr ' l",.,r i.0.1: . . ' . , . .r, I i iu . .. I I . i i i tuiintl mtris tion will I--given twW a w.tk at alia Ut. 1 IÜt IlU-tau I IUD.jI t tV.lt d iit- the Louisvill.j Marin Hospital, from the 1st of Oi--rioLim, lie fk laid th vt, all li.- ui.fxr- j tt.iT tut tlie cbv .r tii .-.i.n. . . tutus hi-l romtiiüucvxl in Siraraai from . A i,l.",n,rT, t i I .u , a. . " ti with th.- I inverslly, at wfttch oienitioiis are tUC Old C.at'JlchuiCtlt oi ehmy in that rt- ! i-crformed .1 ms... pre rils d for and ki-turvd nppion, lie wuuld continue faitliftd ti Iiis jia- j 'n iu prem-mi of iberU. tive Si.ntli ;ii..l ho .. iM. ,1 ro. il,l.M.n;....il . further information apply to

! .....vi 'Ml Uli. i'l.l V. .Ill'l the Inic in tlic laud," to give Lim their rymPUtliy uiil fti)Hit. ' , ,. . .. '. . ' . . Tue AuTRäiAv Well at L.trAYKTTE.--Tne mcdiciiial "tmalitics of-the: water fru:n famt.in well, m Kaiiiiii it it j-cjnilatioti 1 throughout the country. The citv U tdr-ndv ! dy the resort of invalid affected with va- ' riotii di-caC!; and the" water is lx-hig cx- ! ported to the cities and towns on the rail- ' way, iinc.- through Illinoi.--, Indiana and -Ohio. Onlers have rccutlv Is eu received to ship it to Xcw Vork, and oao hou c ordtn an invcl c vC it. to "T-Iikhh I Ian I. ' It is sai I it bri;c tumUr of ptr 1 11? have Ixen fjrtatly Ut.tÜilt.d ly it: u. e. Tl c " wdl from Which the wattr L derived, Wa-s .nnk lr tJc public authoritie" to o'da'n ! puie water tor the use tf the public. The ; discovery of the mineral water was an accident. Other well are about to lc bond: by iudivMualj as a private speculation, -un- ; der the Ulief thatdhey will 'stride thcamc vein of water at a depth of 150 feet. CQt-TliC State Teaf hors" Ax iatioanieit3 thi year at Ten c Haute, on the 2ith,' 21st, aud 2'2d iiiyt. A committee wu5 appiintetl - at a meeting of the citizens to provide for the teachers that tu if hi atteu.l. U" inf.r - uuiu luv wuiptatuio cxprecu iu uc paicr: of tae apathy exhibited bv the citizen upon the subject, that viitori should not expect a 1 vtrj ht pitality, . . .1 a xry ntany rcct puon or an overiiowiug no - Fruud ussumci new fchajH;3 daily. LfO.-it weet a passenger on the Lowell and Iiostou Railway, Ito'c hi own trunk from the depot, and then wild a claim , against the corrtany fur, $:00 as the value of its ccr.kr.tj. It vr-n subsequently found wberc b: bid cziz-jtilzi it, au-J i'j real -riluz n:t

EA correspondent of the Louisville

Demotrat writes as follows, from Hickman: Three bomccldes hve been committed in this neighborhood within ten days. The first was between one of our well known citizens; Shed. Brown, and an outlaw, aud fugitive from justice, named Lamb, who broke jail - at Old . Jackson, Mo. Brown ordered him from his pLtce, whereupon he khot at Brown, and then j 'imped upon him with a knife, scabbing him lour times dangerously. Brown got his pistol out, and fchot Lamb in the abdomen, killing him. Brown L recovering. ; ' " ; The next was opposite the tyu,'ouJsland So. 6, brtwen a Mr. Ihivh, and a worthless fellow named Drake. Drake took his leaded pua and knife and vcnt to Davis' field, where the latter was at work, and told him he had come to kill bim. Dai is fled to the hcuse. Drake followed hin, and a3 he approached the house was that dead in his tracks by Davii. ' '. The hiiit L peculiarly horrible ia the annals of clinic. , A ncra girl, ttu years old, killed a white girl -some ti-zht years fM, ia the open road, in bvoa i daylight, within a few yards of a lobaco patch where thc was at work. Übe killed the child with a club, beat its brains cut, deliberately clawed its eyes, and thca resumed her work. She is now iu jail, but will no doubt be discharged, as the law takt3 no anjuizance of one of her years. ÄÖRcal estate and rents have sutfered a heavy decline in all the Eastern citiesduring the pJist year. Tle Philadelphia-papers say landlords have been cniicllcd to make a large reduction in their tariff of rents, especially on the most expensively built and highot priced houses and stores. ' Cheap tenements and" those of moderate rent maintain the old prices, aud 'pay from 10 to 20 per cent, while the large mansions and palaces a re. not, pay lug 3 per cent, on their cost. , . . , . . ' ; -. . ' - r - KSL.Thc Lafayette Journal says that J. M. , Ilartwell, an old aud hitherto highly esteemed citizen of Craw fordsville, was arrested a few days since on a charge of rape on the person of a girl of thirteen years. lie waived an examination,, aud was held over fur his appearance at Court iu the sum of $500. - ' i . i DIED. On Saturday, 17th iiwt.i HKN'RT. infant n ft IIury ait4 Mary fhra:dT, urvI 10 inntlii. T1U lovely 1n't, to young an1 fciir, Culled ln'nrr hy f-arly duum, Just rainr, to nhow how tirrrt flowr, In I'arad list" could bloom.- 31. K. . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 'reent t'ity MtnkMreet6rJmhn A..l:-itz, Conrad Baktr, Thomas K. Garviu and John Law. ltficclv d.-posits, luy and A-lli cin and fxctiDgc. Iut rrht allowed on time dcponit at incli rale an may be ogrwd upon v ith drpoitor-, and iiprrifif'd in crtincate. : Exrhanjr on N'ow York, Cincinnati and Louisville, Great Britain, France, Switzerland, Fcljium, Holland. ItiiivU, Denmark SrIrn, Norway, and all tho citiw and Lirg? town, (f Germany, for rale in rrnns to suit. ColU-ctions made, and pnwe.L remitted promptly at current rute of ex. nance. JOHN A. ItKiTZ, Vrrst. . W. HAK KK, (?iihier. JIy:rt-lui Cttmlmltodimm IHmiMg- i omyrnny, Otiüet ca TYaUr treet, under the Telegraph oflii-e. : Cart loada cf 16 b-.Ld of I'-odla:a Miuc Coal delivered ta any rirt r.f the city at SI tö p r load. Cal weiß-cd, if dcirc i, at the tpttst; of the jurctxcr. Ii'ctij of eclvcut tuuLs cf VMzmü ar.d Vcuinäia Ulca in faysuit. ' , ' wIN WYriCND, d-'C-C'f rKTeitV4sn4 Mwipr. "i i'a u.oct ii;rliwP Ltat-;r, i-x-t r j r - J ZJ ::LIv,AL XUaA$T?lLNT. TLc twiaty-:c..i.d auuuai c.uri-e i Ictturo wl CiTitSbiAv ;n iL: Lehn! u tü f.r. t U zljy in Nwitr.U r jnd el re thu lttt of i'lLrujr, oj.dcr til" fjllowrin; irrn .'.iu fi: '' LZSZfülilt P. VANDLLL, M. I)., PrufcMor of l'by io!o;'V .iud )'athoIuj-,ic.d Aüatoiuy. tJA?ii:v 1;. PALMLK, :r. V.. iTclLtor cf tL l'rin :"ilci; aid I'ridico cf bunrtry. J. LAWKLNCL r;:HTH. -. 1., 1'rofc.c-r 3Itd. knl Cli'-Liu'rv and Toxu "l';:y. HOliLKT J. üKLCKINKIlH.L, M. P., Prof-vwr of ititria M-ali1 ani Therapeut tot, Jüt lll'A Ii. I LINT, 31. 1., l'rcf..r of Clinical Sutjttv. - tTllrX'l'UKK . r.KLL. 3f . I. Pror.esor of the Theory aud Pruteieff Jleli iiii-. LLLWLLLV N PiHVKl.L, 31. I., Profisor of 0I-Bti-trH Mili Ilie. . J. W. r.KSso.N, M. D.,"Pn.tV-ss..r of liew-riptivr and Surgical Auatomv. " S. 31. BFM1SS, 31. l.,Pnf.-ssor of Clinical.. Medl- . eine. -..;.. . . AK' IMK D. COOK, MVH., Iienmustrator of Anatomr. . v Ires fr the entire r.ürse lo". " 3r.itriculatioii and Library together $.". Pnu-tjcal Anntomy. and liection Gradimtioii f-e A full Preliminary rnurse vf liturs will lx pivrti lv Hie lacultr. ci.niiiK iicmg on the first 3Ion , 1 i, vtVlll'lt i t jl-17-lw D-ii f Um Kwulry. THOMAS & 4l .VTA I.V, A O A K To smsrrln Fmito. TsgvtablM, .,- ( , ret!r Vmk Sifc. Tbty Kipiu m Wsv Solder or CcoMat, l.T.Unt!7, mat r not umuj Mated inTotl. ' All Undi of Wsim4 CcTaeat w saoaUy iliisCTMabte sod ascertain is Mslia?. iilUiif th WarM tn so Ifl)ibl, SiajpU Estr. sai E id pro of "Urawtitsl SmÜs. " AU tntirt and rrtial wh asvs stsmiasd tao asv th t ara withaat a t aJl. I Th saalinf Iihu sntiralT aaw pint Tb fastatUara tattalan am, it It fiarfwtly atill and SCTUiira or km out at pars pita rtrktU wgaii say olhor Cas. This prmatpla ha aiood th twt for rwl jt, sad t! sit rarttaeataof tbatr vala ii that Uioas who hav tried tha arttdaa will ssBssthsr. . . . T7 wairaated as mmnH sad Is UIMrj of faiJar th aaoaav will rafosdad. Tits Jan ar ail mad of rmr whHa amtitM Pmr. etimt. thy ara -nry rtraaa- asd vUl test a UHMmm. a aetd aaa 6t th raaBwl. T waate to f aJaruopa; thar scat so wiftia Us atbtrtsssSWUM SlTMUOBS tot WpOJt ÄÄ.VT-TIm- lirirk S..n nii.l lwollitiK JL in tlw eri-r of Dak aji.l iStm.l tret'ts: tin; Iwrllinj- riin-oiMs T five Urge rsots, witii a larjje st.-ro rww ami eellur. Kent &nft. AmI? to i j'yi-- - ut irint.vi.Kioii. inext biuuforur.-vri.-s. jlyli . i. Birvxoi.is co. . iw sj nn 11 d ir.t swr s.v. tt mtrI t-fl " --- . M. w.. M MMmmmw- , mn. Eaiu. iwve a K,si two h iTtf Kx press Wogv n-l llame.ts, whf. h w will sell low. Tho Lxrrs runs light, aud will oarrr 2,i0 lbs. jl.v!5 ; ilOItNMOUK L CO. 'npuaBsa ioum ömjTa jjs'Ju JL ?avo your AfijiVs. We are agents for tho Kilo M Pitt's, Mf fi'tt, McOlurcV, and Lmory's Towntrs anJ jrators, aud the linckeve, Kerton and fnlp a CM-r Mills. HOKXllKOOK i CO. . V A'AA.VtW OWTIM LWltEKOF signed is silliag h.;r entire Mock at cost, cooaislisg of Bcunets cf crerjr d.-scripti.m. Ribbons cd 1'kiweri. Also, Clover, dillars, Uoderslocves, Ciortiecttf, Veil", it i?., to which she invitra Its avsci.-n oi ttJ r'Jlh:. V. R. BARKF!, .-!y2-t;. 4; C;;-a;:t:r:i:Qr-L;.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

rnMRBUJiUTB FEM M LB VOLIL t . LLGE, TLKKlUAUTE, INDIANA. ; . j Kur mow thaa year, have the magnificent atrue- j turca of the Terre-Haute . male College, b!a ttcadily progreeiiDg. They are now nearly et..; plutel, and will be open fcr the reception of puptl, Oh Wcdnndvy, the Sth o, frplrmlrr next. w. The Bit of the CoUVeo, the huildiBgs, the arrangements lor i-tudy and comfort, aud the rcuttyr deserve here a passing notice. Trrre-liaute, the te of the College, 1a beautiful aud healthy city, acceasible by railroad from all direction?, and central to a numerous and appreciating population. It to high, as its name imports. l'rom statirtic, it is clearly frhowu that for evrral year jt, there have twa f"wer. deaths and le eickntoa acre tlnu at suy V cst-ra iity, cf equal roruiatttin. ' The buildmcs will be fitted up in the Litest rtjle and with all tue niylera taproeniente. Tbey will to warned by sttaa, and light4 by gas, and furnished with warm and cold baths, and what ia rarely t V fcuud ia institutions cf learnlsg, A CYMNASIUM, Where the tody, made healthy and symmetrical ty rxtfcx; xay tuppoxt and au.Lt t-j ULcro cf tLo Riiid. . A prümia-&t fiaturo cf the Cvlltj;e, it therrciiwun m jdo f jr th beal'h ct the pupihs. Tbu runu arc tparivus and wdl rcntua.td, there bciuj a bvauufuUy funut-Uod jarlor, with ecpanUu Kkcjac apart meats for tach two young IjIjuj. The trounds ar ampli-, coaipriüiuj acrrb la a ple-ioaut part of the city, about ouc-lliml of which n a nauve fomt crovu. wii.li wiadius walL-' and urhjtv, I.'Tiamj a moot delightful promenade Ute pupils ill the gruuudd will V UMcXuHj urnamcntcil. ' PACUI.T V. ' " Tho Faculty will consist of a thoroughly- experienced and i-fticient corps of Instructors. . Kev. Joint Covtar, A. 31-, fininder and former PreKident of the Ohio Female Colh-ge, and Glcudale Female College, is fint President.-. - ller. Aithoxso Wooo, A. Jt.f late President of the Ohio Female College, and the distinguished author of several scientific works, bearing his name, III l. the presiding teacher of the College, and Instructor in Mental and Moral Science. Prof. It. 8. IIoswoktr, late Pmfeswr of Chemistry, etc., in Farmers' College, Ohio, will take the chair of Natural Science, upon w hich he will lecture and experiment. D'teTAiNO 8. Covert, A. 31., Profesoor of Ancient langnages and Literature. Prof. J. C. Mimncir, late of Philadelphia, fin-t teacher i f instrumental lnuxic And from mx to ten additional gentlemen and lady teachers of long standing and succeful experience. No pains or expenne will bo spared to procure teachers in every department, of the -ery highest qualifications, so that pnpils w Uhiug to perfect themselves in the higher styles of mutc, or any of the solid or ornamcntel branches, may here receive tho desired lntnirtion. That pupils from abroad, may derive the greatest advantages to le gained at Hoarding Schls, they are required t board in the institution, with the teachers (ante by secia er-niL"i-.n of the President), that tliey may Itave th benefit of their c (ample and society. The course of tudics will be thorough and et.-n-sive, embracing til the branchea usiially taught in our highest S-minaries of learning, Knglifdi, Classical and the Fine Arts. The year is divid.-d into two scwions of twenty weeks each, commencing respectively on Wednesday, tho Ktli of S pteuib r n xt, aud the 0th day of reoruary, iOir.p. The expenses of the school year, including board and tuition in all the branches of the regular course, rooms furnished, fuel, lights and washing, w ill brt SJ5 payable scmi-annuully in advance. The usual extra charges will be made for the ornamental branches. . APPARATUS AND LECTURES. Preid. AYoon and Prof. 1'- worth, will deliver full courses of Lecture with the aid of the Telescope and otln-r uppnratus, sulticiout to illustrate experimentally the principle f the sciemvs pursuett. llouks, and all other requisite for entering the t'ulle;et may b had at the College, or in the city. All h-tten of inquiry or on business, should be addressed to Kev.Joux Cuvkut, or 1). S. Covtnr, Terre-llaute, Indiana. c The uulersignl rltixens of Terre-llante, have ac cepted the oftiee of Tniste of tlie Terre-Haute Fe male lolleg, and may be referred to at anv time be such as desire further information couecruing the arrangements or advantages ot the oilep-: Kev. K. i. Taykr, Curtis Gillert, Iter. T. fiordou, S. II. Potter, Itv. W. t J. Spencer, Iter. P. Wiley, " A. C. Pot win, Lucius Kyce, Thos. Iowling, ' Uelif. 3IcKeeu, L. I.. Warren, A. 3lcGrect r, W. pjddiik, Jabcz Hidden, Jamas Hit;, Jair.ce Barucr, v jlyli-Sm K. W. Thorn wn, Rev. J. O. Wilson, Kev. V. 3lodesitt, , It. 1 Thompson, Itev. M. A. Jewel t, W. 1. (iriswold, W. J. Hall, Jas. Farrington, David Hartwxk, C. Y. Patterson, J. H. Watson. And. Wilkin, Ii. r. Scott, T. C. 2uut;a. w w x 2"Iy Unu Lw v Uou. Ilm Jirxia", a uxxy article; f do Fancy Wiii ki; It. LLjLr aad Lccallon "Lvj ; , .. Iii tU averted Scrub LriL-Lus; T. tk Dustirc Dm: Lu., tuicy aad plaii:; ip.:,'ppook r. ro. Kjt sort' d Wire; iAt) li'uMa common oud ilureo.l Sheet Iron; iX do Galvanized and Kusuia do; j ca--ks fch'H t Zinc; Sheet Ccpjicr and 0pi-r Bottoms, .ill his, in sroro ana ur cue vy fA.m r.l ikk. jly sam'l l. sock f;to. w. ;wicki t.r.vi t. mh k, NOCK, WICKS, Sl CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Commission Merchants,' and Foreign Domestic Liquors, Clgnrft, t ' . AET IV B VUUilSU, Ml&OMl AXD AT. TOBACCO. : . . ALSO, AOKNT3 roH HAYSriLI.F COTTOX YARX&, TWIXE, IATTJXCCOTTOX .f MAXIMA Coli It AG F., - No. öll Main street, Lul ISVILLK, KY. Mr Lvf rtittftsntly on liaml a l:trjre fit, of popflr t.rnn.t- of TohrM-rn. mnmir w Iih Ii Mr lIollMiid's Kinprvss f'iiw Apple Twist utxl I'MiH'uke. Also, liols-rls ami Harris Is-ft lranl.. - lnr utiMlf 41T rinn lilil ILmrhrtn ni.l T7 Wliitf is larj;;atnl well selevtml, all of w lii. li we oflcr ou f;otl terms to the Western and Sinthern tra-Ie. NOCK, WICKS Si Ct.., Iuin trit t. ' Wholesale Tobacco Agency.-' . . . No. ."11 Main Mfe-t, IMiii.v-ills Ky. We are imw rwt-iviiij nr new htt-k of Virginia :nnl Keiitiiiky T iliatro, wlikli we oftVr low tu the trle. , iii"i.f..xrvs TortAcro. Euipress Vretiiiiini ltriiiil T. .1. Ilolliin.l, X. l , ...17. ...120 ...1 ... Wl Jiic.li Str.ul.r r. t.. ii..u.n..t !. 11. t.arner ('.;. 1 1.I1H-1 r r. Kxtnt rniieke.... ... ... Kxträ Foil T-tf ; IMW Apple Twl-t Wa'Ie anl Dro. Twit CoMeu Age PalHtike.......... LAXt.IIOP.N'S TOr.At ftt, fioM Leaf Kstra J. M. CjiI.I. S. K. White J. A. Clay ' . lIAltlUV TODACCO. S.lll.H.U ivti-'s Favorit . .1.. ('ante C.H-k Luxnry f the 1'eoirle A prUt I l. . '20 Iv-j:. ,. r0 Ilntfs. ,. tVO 1I0 . 7' !o . fO ItoXeS. .. .10 Butts. .. 7." .. 41 li0 . . 7.i Catt's. . M IJnxes. .lu CattV. . 2 Ca es. . .V K'p. . '!' 1. John Sin uh : 2't Ca.-es. KOBKUTS' TOB.VCCO. E. M. Pnea.l K. W. I 'a Hon KoliertS 11.-st 120 B..xes. :to do Unit. l'lah Jlolls, KKNTCCKT ANI MLÄOl l!l TOIlACCO. fjnCS Ifc.!retCs P ... 70 Itntts. ... "si d ...1s do M Butt. ... 4 do Iki -sett's yt t do - !...- W.stlfolk's puuuds aud oi Old Buck tb do d J.Isd öS.... do do CaJti.-s... ......100 Boxes. ... . ... . . ....... .. . .1 ....l.o lkts. ' r-art. n Juudry Rranl- (ffi;) NOCKS WICKS CO., - tJACT. ill Main street, Louisville, K- . jlv3-3ui Sale Stahle, Second betwwn JIain and Locust Streets, opposite the Old Pre.byterian Churv-h, Ersnsrill.'. . Tho unden'urned haa a large and commodious Brick Sfablo with sheds for csrriap-s, and is preSired to take horses by tha day, week or month. is customers may N sure of having their animals well and carefully attended to. Ha refers to the following gentlemen whose horses he has had a long time under his charge. lie has also a number of good and safe horses for the saddle or harness, with a number of new and comfortable buggies, to Lire. , Orders fur urddle. horses or buggies, will be punctually attended to. Ref. r to 0. G. Keats, (.as ofiice; C It. Eminent; J. 8. Garitt, Ex-ÜhcriS, Cyrriaa Trcston. o:tlU-!7 J.STKAIT0K.

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TTMBB T.V MJBMJB .VM'JT i BANCE MY nOMKCOSIPANIES. leniimed havinir leen arPolntel Aaenti for vansTille and Ticinity, of the : INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE-CO. 8. P. COVINGTON, Sec'y. T. A. MOKKI3, IWt. ' - -"- " SÜD TUE ' "-" : '' : RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. B. J. HATHAWAY. Sec'y. t". HATHAWAY, Piw't. ar prepsred to underwrite upon th batter lae of Fire and Marine Kiks. at as low rates of prelnium aa are cont-istent ith permanency aud reUNItfy. ' Th Cuutpani.-s eenfino their husiuc&s excluiely to th? State of Indiana. "sAll losses speeflily adjw tM ant rroniptiy paid without any abatement or diminution what ever. . , r , Eefereners: Everv man. without exception, sho has suataiued lot in cither Compaoy, a lint of whom all citizcus of our own State may b seen at our oßoe. A. P. REX NOLDS X ( O. Kvansvillc, July f , 18öC-ly . JtJ'B.IJ TIT MS .VZ fi'Tlli:E0TYrt 10UNDKY, No. IC?, Viae elrect, between Fourth ajaJ Eiflh, -. . .. . - CINCINNATI. . . . . K. ALLIOX, Sup't. C. F. O'DIilCOLL & CO., Manufacturer and Ucsk-rsin ' NEWS. BOOK AND JOB TYPE, liiutin I'macs, Cases, Uallies. Ac, Inks- -etsd Frintin; Materials of erery doAcripti.n. Mere.t vping of all kinds, Books, 31 u.--ü-, Patent .Medicine IireetHns, Jobs, Wood Enprravinir, c, Ac.- . R'Hraiid and Pattern Is-tter, various styles. .... It'Electrotyping in all its branches. (Jlyll-fni. U fJT 9 httlbm rrotCB. 5 dozen Kaitroad Wheel'fflr Inrrows, received aud for sale bv jlyll SAMUEL OB B. 'TnkiSSOJTVTiÖJS OB fÖ-lÄKT. JhCsenership. The Arm of Bwbcork A Sonntag was dissolved by limitation on 1st July. II. O. Balrork having rurchaiod the Interest of fi. S. Sonntag i.i the accounts or the late firm, will assume and pay all their debts. The name of the firm to le used onlv in liquidation. II. O. IIAHCOCK, jlyll-dlni (iKO. S. SONNTAG. S "" hur-h. Corn Menl, fresh ground; UXi II. choice Pickh-d Pork; 10 kep L uf Itrd; 20 boxes J. Wood's extra Pearf Starch; Beceived thi day by Z. II. COOK SON. - TTBOAllH. Two gentlemen and their wives can JIB be accommodated with good rooms and Invird at the Cr--a Kiwr Hotel, corner of Water and Walnut streets. . jlyi;Hw TTBOJiltn. A few single gent lenx-n can be acJmLB commodated with periuaitent board at the tireen Itiver liotel, corner of Water and Walnut streets. -, jlyltf-lw - -WsU.VKKK i'BflBTJBLBH,'' JOL Fn-sli Salmon, in I and 2 lb cans.' d Iobster, do do do .lo do do d.) Ma.kert-1 do shad, do ' Clam do Cove Oysters, Z. II. do do do do do do do do for sale l.y COOK SON, Wn ebi.br k ilsojcs j'jt.jiiLY SEWINtJ MACHINE. The ' best, simplest and most durable Machine In use. They make a strong lock stitch, the same uon both sides of the work, sewing with equat facility the thickeKt and thinnest fabrics. Any t-pool of thread, cotton or silk, used without renewing. - All machines warranted three years, and full instructions given to enable purchasers touethein satisfactorily. ... . - Aio ' ' - " " ' Ti Buck ye Ketrtmff Jflmehte. Briet 930. -Tho lsst single Thread Machine in the market. A general n-sortmcnt of S wing Ma hin- Silk Thread, Nedl, Ac, Ae., constantly on baud. Offlc No. 4, MarWe Mall. . ; inyl 1-tim . M. SELLMAN, Ag.-nt. IBBSVVLJVT frr TOBJi't'O F.1C tory, J. S. McCKACKEN, Proprietor, Main street, U-tween Thinl aud Fourth, Evansville, Ind. Ilaving fitted up the above tobacco factorv, I am now prepared to till all orders for the various styles of extern Tobacco, such as lives, rounps, Oiur tcr and Half Pounds, in all kinds of packages, aud nave now ou nana the following iinimis, viz: . ' 10 boxes Olmstead 5 Lump; .10 do do Pounds; , 10 do Fine (Own); , . Ü0 d (in Cuddies) Hooeier Boy; IM) 10 do do do do Jordan's; Low tirade Kobinson's, Montgomery lls Pa-kaKK. The above stock will lie sold f per cut. lower than can Lc liought elsewhere, and 5 per cet.t. off forcaj-li. All kinds of currency taken at par. S-venty-livc M. large size Cigars 011 hand iu one M. boxes at lowest figures for cash. f bin 20 R3LS CIIOZCU OZ, -D bxs. Ktar (kindles, do Auortd tit-nnan and Palm Soap, jmt received ty Z.U. C0ÜK A B0vrEB-Ji hiTÜXTi o.vTrö vir tvmtucnrc the coxainj" Fall) aa first, c r. assiiUiLt Buok-l'.t.'cpcr la a latnautilo houc, or railroad ofrice. Bot of references given. For particulars addre-s "A," I. O. HSJ, Lvatiiilc, I J. j'ylO-tf , rmjo tub Eovjjua ob m noon JL Cup tf Tea. We arc now In. rwipt of a very cli"icc lot of loiMfi Teas, bought expressly fvr retail ;radc. Call one and all. Samples given with p1asre. by - H. fH.ly A HJX. ff WO Ol' O.V-.1000 BUBBLES MJL Hoop Iron, assorted sizes, on band and for sale at reduced prici-s by SA.Ml'KL OKB. (f BULL JHSOUT.riE.VT OB .1. JL Wolff's Hoop Iron, just received and forsale at redin-ed prices, by JACOB STKAt'll, - ' 40 Main bt." It J SUETS 1J OBE.iT IMttlETl for nalc by . . . Z. It. C.OK A SOX. OU'MEU. aifÖT. (ll'f .fVjM I Leid. for sale at .. II. CIMK A SON'S. 1TLES1 U B.t tIRELtf.l IT LBS: I'arri-I IVars. Jut r..ceiv-I bv, . , .- ' A. 1. REVNOLI-S A CO. vjvnniEszno it jus cobbeei l'Jst kegs assorted Nailri; -100 do Cnt Spikes; ÖO U Wr't do; 400 ttoxes assorted Glass; 7." do do Tobacco; -0 do ; do Starch; ' "Odo -do Slur l'iidk-i; i '.i 3 kegs M'hite I-ad; 1" bbla. Linseed Oil; '"1 - A do Turpentine; ." do Itwin; ' " 10 do Pitch; . . , 0 do Vinegar; 4 Kigs fioe Salt; . loo bbls. White Lime; , l'X do Cement, ' ' , flt 1 bbls. Orey Lim-; , ' !f do I,hter I'nrls. In hlt.re and fr n1j by ti:i, IM..KI.I. A. CO. WB if be anovjv'it SPMCBS M. .Mustard . . SO doz. Pepper Z lb Tin Cans; Io Ginger 1 do do; 25 do Cloves do do; fiO Io Cinnamon J d.; - - -10lo Ass. Nutnu-'.s and Mace; . 7" Mustard ' 4 lb cans; '.A do J I - do; 40 do - 1 do; Warranted pure, or mny refunded, bv Z. II. (DOK A StX. Ul,'BHIES150 H.UJS BIO COB. 10 half cheats Pou-.-hoi,g T.; . "1 bids. IN-arl Barley; 20 bbls. Crush, and Powdered Sng:ir; Hi bags Cotton Yarn, 0, 7 and HJO; - 75 bates Cotton Hutting; l.'sJlHixes No. 1 Herrings. Received aul forsale at n-dnH-l prices for cash, bv 1. k I. HEIMANN. (W CARltTO TUB flTlX J?.V.J OB -M- Kvanrville and 1'adu.uili. I have coiitract-d with the pot offii-e Iv partm.-iit to carry the mail, tri.we.-kly, b-tween yonr eity and l'ailncah, for fur years, and from the line of which we have so hng seen the in-ccssity and tho advantagc.1 that would accrue to lsth pLiccs by its format ion. It is iny determination to run tills line in ot f.iitli, ai d do all I run to advanc the interests of Isdh ciiiei; e ver watchful to show partiality to neither phuv, hut b-t tlie tuiniis flow in the reKectiv rliannelx tliat may lie wrought out by tlie en-rgy and industry of their I'tiMucss mn. 1 ltKk t you for your support, influence nnd patronaire in this adventure, mid hope hy ftriet uttention to advance the interest of the line, and build lip A large and profitable bu.-iue for jour two youtijr and flourishing cities. ' jly8-lw I. O. FQWI.KR. jr i.ifo.v srntB tf.-75, , boxes JLA Türe Lemon Syrnj; txixes bump Tobacco; . "".:'.. 40 do Hamburg Clus se: ' 1 ca4t Dried Beef; - 3 bMs. line old Peach Brand ; . . 4 quart I'ipes Peach do;" -10 IS do i do do; 2 quart Tipes Port Wine; 5 bbls. Ginger Wine and Brandies. Received and for salo by - I. & P. IIBIMAKy". flflfl HVIULBH BXTBJ SlrJLXßXßtß GAR CCKKD HAMS. Itereived and for tul by Z. IL COOK A SON. July Solo Agent for Evansville. W JHK BiSH,lsJKE B1SU. WB1TB JtJ FISH, PICKEREL and BASS, a jdTndid article just received by - iutyi . - . . - 'Z. II. COOK FC'K.-.

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77M.f BIBLE B O WDE R'i O O VfJL kegs Miami Riffle Towder; 300 kegs Blasting Powder; ' 25 cases Rifle do; 50 half kega Rifle Powder. Tor sale by . ' Z; H. tVOK A SON, Agent. Sk. emjt f l.Mt artrtorted Toilet Soai: v 150 lbs. very tdd Castile Svp. For sale by Z. 11. COOK A SON. "fkyo.n KTJr.Vair jäe jjo.vic betC TER THAN OT7int5. K. B. HART, is now prepared to supply the city and country trade wit a- t"e best of ce? meal, uuMfed, com grits and hominy, of all grades; what grits, unbolted flour, ryo flour, extra family flour, rmfeh feed, bran, shipetuff, corn, oats chicken feed, and all articles In the feed lia. . All trade delivered to any part cf the city. ------ Pleassend in yonr orders. My pri- win be low, as heap aa tho cheapest, ana as good as the best. The tumble sixpence better than the alow shilling ii my motto. - All may depend en getting an iy fsne ntnaer 01 sons but th? best of ground graini, an I will bur no other. K. B-. If.! KT. jan27-dl wtfT . ' Wyott SJLB VI1EABJ hTEJtti E.YJL citre, in runninp erder, V ineh rvlinder, i hieh Ftrrk. Enquire at Myer's Paper Mills, or of Levi S. Clarke, corner First and Chetdnut strtt-t?. jlytWdAwlm - ' rf TIO.V If 1."TB11. U1.STKß ED a situatii as Book-keeper or Salesman, by a yoiin man who lias had several yunrs exprrtem-c in ln-th of the- above brix-h.-s. St.larv', uiod.-rate at first, and uuexceptionable referenc given. Address, S. . C Box 197 P. 0. 3-ts - " t-vansville, Ind. W7EJTVCB 1 SiHO OL OB .71 Bit I.AVA. cine, Louisville, Ky. The Lectures in this institution will comimmr ou the firt-t Mouday in Nvember, aud continue four months. During Oetolier preliminary lectures will be delivered at the Hospital aud College, .. - . ' FACULTY. - BcnJ. W. Dudley, 31. I)., Emeritns Trof.-ssor of Surgery. , , Henry M. Bullitt, M. D., Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicine. John Hardin, M. D., Professor of Obstetrica and Clinical Medicine. C. W. Wright, M. I. rrof.-ssor of Medical Chemistry. N. B. Marshall, M. D. rrofeor of Materia Med-ii-a ami Therapeut ica. Middh'ton Goldsmith, M. D., Pn.f.-s.sor of the Principkw of Surg-ry ami Clinical Surgrj-. W. D. Stirman, M. D., Profsr of Ana torn v. O. W. Bayless, M. D., Profossor of l'hysiölogy and Pathological Anatomy. David Cummins, M. D. 'Demonstrator. For information address N. B. MARSHALL, M. D., ' .-. jlyl-2m - . r Dean of the Facultv. WmISSOLUTIOJTHE EIBJI OB JLW K. 1L BENNETT A CO., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The busiucss will hereafter I i-arried on by James Swanson, who will settle all business connected with the bite firm. R. H. BENNETT, jlyl-lm - JAS. SWANSON, (W BB1XIZ BOB ECEÄ WiOU 1 M. w ho subm-rils-s for the NEW YORK WEEKLY TRES, A Beautifully Illustrated Family Newspaper. The New York Weekly Press is oue of tho larcest and best literary papers of the day. A large Quarto containing Twenty Pages, or Mxty Columns, of entertaining matter; and Elegantly Illustrated every week. ' A Gift worth from 50 rents to $100 will lie sent to each subscriber on receipt of tho subscription mom-y. . . . . ' terms t One ropy for one y.ar, aud 1 gift .............$2 00 .Three copies one year, ami 3 gitts 5 00 Five copies one year, and 5 gifts.....! 8 00 Ten copies one year, aud 10 gifts.....w.......15 00 Twenty-ono copi- one year, aud 12 cins.....'K) 00 Canadian subscribers must send 2t cents each in addition to the above rates, to ay the American isfe-tage, w hich must be pre-paid. The articles to be distributed are comprised in tue loiiowmg list: 1 V. S. Treasury . Note $1000 00 2 do do do - Ö00 f0 each. 5 do. . do " do 200 U0 each. 10 ilo do do , 100 00 each. Patent Lever Hunting Cased Wati lies 100 00 20 Gold Watches......... ..................... 75 00 M ; do- . TO 00 100 do ' ; rt) 00 IlOi) Ladi-s Gold Watches..... Xi 00 200 Silver Hunting Cased M atches 35 00 ÖO0 Silver Watches... ftio mi a o 00 1000 Gold Guard, Yest w my aie- . av ato w and Fob Chains.... liNK) tK.ld Pens and Peu. ils Gold Locket:, Itracelets, -I.. 10 00 to 30 00 5 00 to 15 00 Itrooches, Ear Drops, Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings, Shirt Stuils, Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Thimbles, and a variety of other articles worth from f0 cents to gl. 00 each. Ou receipt of the subscription tnoneythe stibscrilier's name will he entered njwn our books opposite a numlx-r, and the gift corn ponding with that number will be forwarded within one week to him, by mail or express, post-puid. -- There is neither humbug nor lottery about the above, as every eubberiber is eure of a Prize t f value. .We prefer" to make this liberal distribution ai;riig them instead of giving a largo commission to Agents, giving to the subscriber the amount that would go to tho Agent, and in many cases a hundred fold more. DANIEL ADEE, Publisher. ui.-ini xii 1 en 1 re pireei, jow lora. lieorg-e W. .lie Br t de will ls an independent candidate for Sheriff", at the ensuing October election. spl2-Cm 211 Centre street, Xew York TJLLOCK B STOintJRlt. i.nPORTERS AND DEALERS IN . Domestic and Foreign Drugs, MEDICALS, CHEMICALS, Paints, Otl,VarilliKt Brushes, Glass AXD CLASSn AUE, PA TEXT 3IEDICJXES, PERFUMERY, BIRD CAGES, AC, . - v - Evansville, Inkiana. Having made large additions to our stock, we are now ready to fill all orders with such quality of Gooiis a we iirl assured w ill give entire satisfaction. . As we make our purchases by the r-a-kaps1 we are enabled to offer them at the lowest possible prices, thereby fivivg the purchasers the same advantags as thse who buy East. -.We also deal ex-tni-ivelv in J.I OVEUItr.OTYrE A XD A XliliOTrPE STOCK li1 ks-p constantly ou hand a large and v:iri-d assortment of Cases, Chemicals, Camera's, and every article connected with tin? art. " 0eratoni that chooso to order, and enclosing remittance, the same care and pric-s will be observed aa if th-y attend personally. Whn gooil out of our line are wanted, we will procure them w ith pleasure, at the lowest prices. ' We shall, as heretofore, give particular attention lo have all tirdcrs carefully packed and promptly JVirwanled. ...... julya i 1IALLOCK & STODDABD. Cy tUYIt HIES. PI VB 1 E If ME BV9 RING, Salmon, Pii-kerell, White FWi, Lime Cement, Almonds. Iira7.il Nuts, Filiert, F'ufrlisli Walnuts, Currants, Raisins, Figs, Camphor, Alum, Fpsm Salts, Sulphur, Roll Brimstone, Copperas, Mailder, Logwivsl, Indigo, Cream Tartar, Ssla, Jed Cords, ull kinds; Ulaekine, Hutting, Cloves, Havana, (iV-rman, and half Spanish Cigars; Teas, tJin rnll kinds ; Glass Jars, lanterns nnd Flueks, Is-moii Syrup, Mustard, Nutmegs, Matches, Spatiii-h Mss, Irtjlwters, Oysters, tNirdiiu-s, l-px-r SaiH-. Stove Pipes, Rotin, Fancy S, I'owd'T, Safety Fitse, . ToIuhxo, all kinds; Scotch Snuff, Starch, Yinegar, Pajw-r, all kinds ; Riie, Ac, Ac. A supply of the above kept constantly on hand, and for sale, low, by - GILIIKKT ,v ROWI.KS, Jnne20-tf Syacmore, nar Water. m OTlCE TO 0.riiJCTOHH. T On Saturday, the :tlst of July next, the mtnon Council will he prepared to receive Maled pnv pjsals f-r erforming such grading as ordered in the above cororation notice, and uot performed by the owners of said property np to said time. Bv ord-r of the (Auiimou Cuncil of the City of Evansville. ' - - A. LEMCKE, Clerk. jlyl-lm Yolksbote copy. . 1T lt .V S flLLE PLJjri.YG J.'l JCd Flooring Mill, S-cond str.t, lietwecn Cliestlint and flierry, dwbr9 in Lnmler and manufactu-n-rs of Iioors, SbutU-rs, Iilinds, Snli, Ioor and Window Frain.'S, Mouldings of every size, Flo.rin", W-atlirrboarding, Shelving, Mantl.-s, Rise PUastcrs, Green-house Sah, and (.Lain Pump Tubing. A lartre assortment of Sash, Blinds, Doors, Moulding an J Pump Tubing, constantly on hand. AI-, ready worked Flooring of all kinds. Persons about to erect hiiildinps in the Southern or Wentern country, 'considering the low rat of freight by river, railroad and canal will find it to their interest to purchase at our establishment, w here they can le supplied with all the carpenter's work, n-ady-made, of seasoned lumber, for the fin-ir-h of buildings. Our work it not made wi mot factory work, with t-nons half way through, but it is framed in the same manner as if mado hv hand. Sawing of all kinds done on short notice." Terms cash, uiih'Sfl othTwise agred upon, v - mrit-tf STEELE A 1IUXNEL. m 0 TICEMLL T'JJS'BEBBVBG W W County Orders, drawing interest, and whi. h hav been endorsed previous to September I. ltffi. will be redeemed on. presentation, to th County Treasiirfr. - . - B- I will pav no interest accruing on said orders after this date. - - THEODORE VENNEM ANN, Treasurer. Jell - . - . . JL THOMAS SCANTLIX, (Sign of the Golden Ojffee Pot), has an immense stock of Stove and Housekeeping Ware, purchased sinca the great panic in iuonev affairs, at ruinous rates to the manufacturers, which he is willing to give his customers the advantage of, by calling at his old etand. . Call at oaoe and eoeuro bargains. '' IK.V26 - TOOS. SCAMLtlN.

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" AND OF THE BEST QUALITY, AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES.. AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES. - . AND MOST FASHIONABLE STli LES. and most fashionable sulks, and do work cheaply", and do work cheaply, and i0 work cheaply", and i0 work cheaply. , AND 10 IT NEATLY, AND IH IT NEATLY. - AND I0 IT NEATLY, . AND IK) IT .NEATLY, AND IN THE BEST STYLE, AND IN THE BEST STYLE, AND IN THE BEST STYLE, ' AND IS THE BEST STYLE. GIVE usus IS CALL. CALL. CALL, CALL, GIVE GIVE GIVE US AT OUR NEW OFFICE, AT OUR NEW OFFICE, AT OUR NEW OFFICE, AT OUK EW OFFICE, " - - ' AND SEE OUR SPEC! SI EN'S, , AND SEE OU SPECIMENS. , ' " , AND SEE OIK SPECIMENS. 'r AND SEE OIK SPECIMENS, AND LEARN OUR PRICES. AND LEARN OUR PRICES. AND I.EAR.V OUR PRICES. AXD LEARN OUK PRICKS, WE DEFY COMPETITION, WE DEFY COMPETITION, we defy' Competition, - w e defy competition, EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, EITHER IN WORKSIANSHIP, -EITHER IX.WORKMANSHIP, EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, - - ' - - - OR IN PRICKS. OR IN PRICKS. ... , . OR IN PRICES. OH IN PRICES, fta tlv.r CRANE'S CO.MMISSION HOlSE.on, Water street, three d.rs from Main, Evansville, Ind. EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY. WMlE LUMBER B Klil.VGLES.--JL TO BUILDERS in riTiPrvn'ujTt. siitiscriber has bought out the interest of R. If. Bennett, in f be Lumber Y'ard, near KraU A H.-UI-man's Foundery. He now offers his stock at a cheap price for cash. . jlyl-lm JAs. SWANSON. VJOL1Ü 1A JUU.11 H.A.S'O TB K It arrival this dav or 10 casks, at Z. II. COOK A SON'S, Sole Ajrnts . . - for Evansville. 1T1ROCERIE8 J.VD rJIO I'ISIO.YS. Wevansville, ind. V HO ksalk Department, Firvt 'street, first dock fr TB H in; Retail lepartment, Slain street, tiTiii dvr tal iw the corner. 7.. Ii. Cook beg to thank his friends in Iransville and neighborhood, for their favors so freely be- -stowed on hiui e'rxn he has been in busings among . them, and takes this opportunity of introducing to . their not ice his son, Mr. H. A. Cor.k, whom lie has . taken into rtneivhip from this date, and sulk-its for the new firm of Z. 11. Cook 4 Son, anmliniiancu of the support so liberally conferred 0 himself. Z. II. Cook A Son, liMvinr; taken tits business . premises and purchased the w hole stock of Mr. M. W. Foster, fccl confident that fhev will he enabl.it to supply the citizens of Evansville with everv arti. cJe they may rejuir in the Grocery and Provini-.n line. H. Cook A Son wish esnociallv to draw th attention of persons in the countrv havinir r-roduce of any kind to dispose of, to their increased facility mT aV a TC . a . a - - ' i'r iw.mg ou lueir siocK, ana supplying tbera at their store, with all article reouired in th wludesale department, at prices that ttust iaeun tlwir orders for the future. feb2-tf TTBl-VB LlTtBER.-ThQ subscri ber would JL respectfiillr call the attention rf rarnentrra and builders to his stock of Pine Lumber, w hich is one of the largest and best ever varded in this citv. TT t - a a - 1 rices as low as in lowest. (fnce rorner Mtn and . Seventh treet. JOHN F. GLOVES. .

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