Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 206, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 20 July 1858 — Page 2

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. TJH. DAIIiKY. I vUlQ ytmo Biiuv? W4 u u.i iw I I.. ... 1 1 n A

V reret that von have lallen into fome

errors in your article, yesterday, in referene Mca and when such men as Jndgw

to the late commencement at the State University, owing td the inadequate information w given by your correspondent- The: comj iti nenccmeat exercses were no doubt quite ,u interesting, and Dr. Parria's address before ., . ... 4. the Alumni was especially worthy of more than a passing notice for its scholarly ability and its truthful character of Dr. Wylie. But your statements in reference to Dr.

Daily need some qualification. His Bacca- and a, of cm English more nianilanrato sermon to the graduating class has fest than ft cojlation cf tne preamble to the

been published, and the public will be able to judge of its merits. But you were misled in your statement that the charges against the character and qualifications of .. V l I 3 1 i ine Ur, wnicn nave gainea bucu noionciy, were withdrawn from the invesUgation of the Board of Trustees, because there trag no procfto suttain them. Dr. Daily and the r j .u. rf:: a ,o and opponents, say they are anxious for an investigation, and we nope tncy an or eincere, as we certainly think the educational t miercsw Ol me wnoie ciaie urgenuy uc mand that the truth should be known. We trust that there is no deposition on the part of any to evade an investigation ; if Dr. Daily relies on the justness of his cause and his conscious innocence, hc most assuredly ...... , .' .A w iut w aiuiu ib I tees have postponed the investigation, and have appointed a committee to receive and . hear evidence, and report to them at a futurc meeting. I The Board should be the best iudzes of thc w I 'course to pursue, and perhaps this is thc I Ii-1 vrirbHo hut wa fli ink ffhtf f-ifta rnntnrf I .-V.- .v.t--immcuiaic aci.ou, auu tuu, ue.ajr ...junu to the University. Wc understand that a resolution was introduced at the meeting of me Alumni, siaixng inai jusucc 10 ut. Daily and the interests of the University imperatively demanded an immediate inves-I ligation, ine oojeci oz me resoiuuon as simply an expression of the opinion of thc mosi inieresicu irienas oi me msuiuuon; but through the open, personal efforts of the A IA A - .1 - - 1- - " A I ? . i " 1 A: I Doctor, and the loud remonstrances of bis friends, thc resolution was defeated by one vote. Your correspondent states that the charges against the Doctor find no credence among the students and thc people of I Bloomington, who have thc most intimate intercourse with him and know him best. But we are informed that thc cane presented to the Doctor as coining rom the students, 03 a token of regard and affection, was the work of but forty or fifty of them, and that a large number knew nothing of the testi monial until it was made public. And it is stated to us, on reliable authority, that there is a large portion of the citizens of Bloom ington, who believe thc Doctor unworthy of his position; and as a convincing proof of this, a short time since, when a town meet ing was called to assist in sustaining him in his place, his friends were unable to pass resolutions in his favor. iiut whether these things are true or false, it matters little in the investigation of the cnarges. i ue cnarges are cenamiy grae enough to demand thc attention of the Board of Trustees, and the people of the State, to whom the University belongs. They have undoubtedly gained credence with a great many of the prominent men of the State, men high in position, of good schol arship, and undoubted moral character. The public papers have heralded the charges all over the country. Thc Doctor is said to be incompetent for the Presidency, on account of his inadequate education he has been charged with the most bare-faced plagiarism, and the evidence on this point is strong against him for several years, but more especially during the last, he lias been charged with the most flagrant viola- j tions of morality. These charges are before the public; and, worse than that, many honest and candid people believe them to be true. "We do not undertake to decide uion his guilt or innocence, but we do think it the duty of public journalists, who desire the educational interests of thc State ta be zealously fostered, to ask that these matH-rs be carefully investigated aud determined. In our educational system, what is more desirable than that thc fouutain head should be pure? The State University has been made the crowning point of our State system of education, and if such clugcs mny Lc preferred against its members, aud gain such public credence, what can we hope for the cause in its lower ramifications? The University is now in a highly prosperous condition, but wc cannot cspect it long to continue so, uultss these charges arc rufutcd, or the Dr. removed- The faculty" is an able ouc: Prof. Ballantiuc as a classical cholar, an able divine, and a Christian man, has a high character ; Prof. Wylie is perfectly at home in the Natural Sciences ; and his pu pils of the University, of thc hut twenty years, who are so closely endeared to him, would not permit thf slightest breath of suspicion to rest upon his character; Prof. Kirk wood, as a Mathematician aud a teacher, has very few equal3 in the country, and uo - svperiori iu this State ; Prof. Uryant's IcTil abilities are known to the profession all over the State ; Prof. Wocdburu is a good scholar, a successful teacher, and a worthy man ; Dr. Daily is a man of undoubted en ergy and influence; and if these suspicions can be removed from his character as a moral man and a scholar, we can congratu late ourselves upon a future of great pros perity and usefulness for the University Wc believe that the rising generation of young men, whose minds and characters arc in a great degree to be moulded by the morb . . . . .... i- : al education they receive a our uitc ,m versity, imperatively demand a rrcsiueni tbere rboic mural character shall be above

slightest sutpicwru yt e have coundence

the Integrity tf the Board of Trustees, and the people of the State rely upon them for a righteous action., Let them recall the palmy days of the past history of the institution.' rhen fen srrfarian or "Dolitlcal influvenerable ana Deiorea ur. y - kiora utw, uoucr . . - " Thompson, Thomas Wake,. Maxwell, Howard, and Hendricks were cuardiins.' "So other motive but the . . ; j w; V""' ranccmcnt of education should influence any - . .. v. v . , . . i . . Vy; . y- Xothinc can mate the mcbnLtcncy ,,1 bill, prepared for hira by Bright, tnc-leading sentence from his own h m.le on the floor of the House, in March. Tlie uble öf the swindle begiM witQ thu falcnood : , Vhebeas, The people of Kansas did, by a convention of delegates, assembled at Lccomptou on the 7th day of Not ember, 1857, form for themselves a Constitution aud State Government, which Constitution is Rcpubjicanj' . . h in Marth hc uM thc , . , followillß sentence, whieh declarcs that ti,e j, had not, of themselves, fonnfd m t.on,titution: . wheii admifsion is a.-ked into thc Urnon, Congress should enquire whether thc Constitution presented is the act of the I0PIe of h Territory. If it is not theat-t of her people, and docs not 'cmlwHiv their .:t1 : T..il.i;.. . I...... . ..... governments, as we arc told in thc Declaration of Independence, niut derive their Uut l crs from the consent of the povgrk.it fait that starts the countuy ix the face, asd which no' fair mas cas DENT, IS THAT THE I.LCOMPTOX Konstitution doesxot ejoiotthe will of . fjct kn0Wn üf ftU mCI, q 9th f j, h j t tj Le., Constitution is not thc act. and doc3 not 1mbwy the will of thc people of KansW aWtl i:i notj therefore, Repuhlu-an ; ftnJ on thc 30th day of April in a solemn rrcamUc to a Uw be dechires the people of K m furm fof tlieiiilrt this same ConätUutiün al,a that it is Republican. On 0QC j,,,, hc declares he will not vote for . - ' withoilt :t r, submitted and has thc full and free sanction of thc people of Kansas, and on the next oecasiou hc votes for a bill that withholds thc Con stitution from a vote on its merits by the people, but insults them with bribes ami threats to submit to the odious Constitution by proposing for tbeir adoption n land or dinance. Docs thc privilege graute! ns an act of special grace to vote on an act of Congress, secure, as n precedent, thc in alienable and constitutional right of a icoplc to adopt or reject a Constitution framed by their servanti? Is not the whole doctrine of popular sovereignty abandoned in this base subterfuge of a com promise? Docs thc concession of a J'avvr to vote upon a tperial act, by the sovereign, concede thc great fun daniental right of thc eople to frame their own Constitutions? To withhold thc Con stitution, and offer a substitute which embraces no enduring principle, is practical! v to d the H ht unJ tW VThv.u cuntendcJ f in.tc;l(1 uf. affordim, IX precedent in umwri üf the rignU f the-people, thc ,ubtcrfujre stimil upuU tlle statute f authority nsainst thc riirht ... wlirws!oll ,,v lhe mHJPie of thc entire principal of popular sovereignty. tThere L- a state of affairs in Ualtimorc, that should attract serious attention, for similar occurrences have taken place in other slave cities, where, though they have not procecile! to the extreme usurpation of the power to prohibit or license black labr have virtually done the same thing. Iu New Orleans rivat white lulior has driven or frightened black labor, in a great meas ure, from its chief employments as draymen, long shore men and.mechanics. In the Carolinas thc white mechanics re cently formed a Combination to drive the slaves from their brauches of labor. In Baltimore, last week, the w hite caulkers formed a combination and resolved that no black man, free or slave should be allowed to work ut their business. Thcr resolved thc labor should be kept for white hands. Consequently every negro caulker was driven from the ship yards. by force. It seems the white association had power to arrest all business and finally to bring the master workmen to terms. One concern was allowed to retain their own negroes at work on condition of taking twelve white caulkers into their vurd. Hut thc blacks were permitted to work only upon a stipu lation they should take out :i lice use from the president of the white caulkers association, and become subject to its regulations. Here is a forced process of cmam-ipatiou at wprk. One that is to entail ruin on the master and misery on the slave. It is a Step in the progress to anarchy that makes thc decline iu the power of thc law in large cities to protect the most incontestiblc rights of citizens from thc usurpations of mob rule. t&T The Presidents party is loud in its condemnation of thc Hon. J. O. Davis, for seeking a re-election in thc 7th disttict, after his repeated pledges in the canvass of 1850, tlial he wouM not again be a candidate. Hut the same p)ers are ' upporting the aspirations of Bill English, who, in both the two last canvasses promised, if re-elected, he would, at the expiration of his term, give way to some worthy man; he is now fur the third time violating these pledges, and is encouraged iu his acts of bad faith, by those who abuse Davis for a single act of the kind. j IfeBT A new poem, bv A illiam Allan But- - , , uthor of "Nothin" to Wear," is announccd. It will make a volume of ?1 paei.

Hon. Jeff. Daria. V

lion. Jeff. Davis is in Maine, Vnl it is said ! he will pass the summer in New England. He is the object or ttwjyj attention irom ail ; o parties wherever he cocs at the North. At j " m Portland he received a serenade, and in re turn for thc compliment, made ajpeechglowng with patriotic and Union sentiments. Theit; is a most remarkable revolution in the views of this gentleman, who has heretofore been one .of the ultra Southern fire eaters and disuuionists. The New Orleans DtU i paper more violeut in its doctrines than the Charleston .Vt-rcwry has been supposed to be the orgau of his scntimcuts. Although we mav not understand the reasons or mo tive for the thange, it will -be hailed as a harbinger of peace, and the promise of an end to scctiouai strife. If Mr. Davis can emancipate himself from the shackles of ex treme Southern prejudices, and adopt broud, statesmanlike, national views, he has the genius aud force of character to make himself one of thc brightest Statesman in thc political horizon. . A truly national man from the South would be more admired and petted at thc North than his equal from any other section of thc Cnion, from thc novelty of the character. In his Portland speech, after describing in very succinct terms thc rich political legstcy bequeathed to us in the Union of the States and thc Constitution, he says: Shall we preserve and transmit it to pos terity! Yes, yes, thc heart respotuls; aud the judgment answers, thc ta.k is easily performed. It but requires that each fhouM attend to that which most concerns him, and on which alone he lias rightful power to decide and to act ; that each f houid adhere to the terms of a written compact, and that all should co-operate for that which in- - tercst, dutv and honor demand. For thc general affairs of our country, Itoth foreign and dome.-tic, we have a national legislature. liepresentativcs and Senators arc chosen by districts and by States, but their nets affect the whole country, and their obligation ore to thc whole people. He who, holding cither seat, would confine his investigations to the mere interests of his immediate constituents would 1c derelict to his plain duty; aud he who would legislate in hostility to any section would 1 morally unfit for the station, and surely an unsafe depositary, if not a treacherous guardian, of the inheritance with whieh. we are blessed. No one, more than, mywlf, recognizes thc binding force of w allegiance which the citizen owes to i the State of his citizenship; but that State W-ing-n party to our compact, a tnemfier of our Union, feality to the federal constitution id uot in oposition to, but Hows from thc allegiance due to one of thc United States. Washington was not less a Virginian when he commanded at Boston; nor did Gates, or Greene weaken the lands which bound them to their several States by their campaigns in the South. - In proportion as a citizen loves his own State will hc strive to honor by preserving her name and her lame free from the tarnish of having failed to olserve her obligations, and to fulfil her duties to her sister States. Each pagcof our history is illustrated by thc names and the deeds of those who have well understood and discharged thc obligation. Have we so degenerated that we can no longer emulate their virtues? Have the purposes fir which our Union was formed lost their value? - Has patriotism ceased to be a virtue, and is narrow sectionalism no longer to 1 counted a crime? Shall the North not rejoice that the progress of agriculture in thc South has giveu to her great staple the Controlling influence of the commerce of the world, mid put manufacturing nations under bonds t keep the peace with the United States? Shall the South not exult in thc fact that the industry and persevering intelligente of thc North has placed her mechanical skill in thc front rank of thc civilized world that our mother count)', whose haughty Minister some eighty odd yearsagu, declared that not a hol-nail should le made in the colonies, which are now the United States, was brought some four years ago to recognize our pre-eminence by sending a commission to examine our workshops and our machinery, to perfect 'their own manufacture of the arms requisite for their defence? Do not our winde, jcoplc, interior aud seaboard, North, S mill, Kast and West, alike feel proud of the hardihood, tin? enterprise, the skill, and lhe courage of the Yankee sailor, w ho has Ixtrnc our tlag as the ocean bears its foam, and caused the name and thc character of the Uuited States to lie, known and respected wherever there is wealth enough to woo commerce, and intelligence enough to honor merit? So long as we preserve and appreciate the achievements of JellVrsun and Adams, of Franklin and Madison, of Hamilton and Hancock, and of Rutledge, men who lalored for the whole country, and lived for mankind, w e an not sink to the petty strife which would sap the foundation ami -destroy thc political fabric our fathers erected and lequeathed a an inheritance to our posterity forever. Since the formation of the constitution, a vxst detention of territory, and thc varied ndat ion arising therefrom, have presented problems which could not have ln.cn loreseen. It i just cause for admiration, even wonder, that thc provisions of the fundamen tal law flionid have been ftund no fully adequate to all the wants of government, new in its organization, and new iu many of the principles on which it was founded. " Whatever fears may have once existed as to the consequence of territorial expansion must give way before the evidence which the past affords. If at some future time, wheu I am mingled with tho dust, and the arm of my infant son has lx n nerved for dee ds of manhood, the storm , of war should hur.-t upon your city, I feel that relying um Lis inheriting the iustincts of his ancestors anjdiuiuc, I may pledge him in that perilous hour to stand by your side in the defence of your heartht ues, and in maintaining the honor of a flag whose constellation, though torn smoked in many a battle by sea and by land, has never U eu stained by di.-honor, and will, I trust, forever fly as free as thc breeze which unfolds it. 52?" The Convention at (Ireensburg, ehdorsed the course of Gen. J. B. Foley, as a representative from that district. As he voted fr and against the Lecompton swindle, his constituents are left in doubt whether it was the Lit onipton vote, or the antiLecompton'Totc that met the approbation of the convention ; or whether it split him, and the Lccomptonites swallowed one side, and the anties the other. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS." JT l.YSEXU 01L.-XQ BJBBKLSPOB M-ä ale at I'inciiitiati prüf, with freight added ; o Ciifks ass'd izcs lead pipe receired and for wlo by SAMUEL OKK." jly2" TTOB f A'T. 0VE TWO ttTOB'. JT Brb k lwellinr. ewtin ly new; , and one. one. ! "ry rwn iiii.g. Uiiri.. on lJIlrln treet, Iftween ia ai" l" is ; kViin's ct.. thinj !tore. Main 5tn.it. jly -JO-Iui-j

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. .

fifltMMTUra XJff THE -0, OOp - - ivedaud for aale by y ltm ; CliAS. liABCOCK, 31 in ftrwt. 7TT.viT?Jwri' of zouisriLLE. U 31 EPICAL PEPARTMENT. - - - I 1 W iwi-UITfJCOflU ADulUU i"llPe l liciumw mill roroionca in I his ScIhn1 on the ftrnt MoikIht in November and clone thj last of February, uimIit tb Kllowing rrangciiK'nt: LFNüiOKU 1. YAXDELL, M. P., rroR-or of - Ph;KK;j and Pathological Anatomy. . BENJAMIN' R. PALMEK, M. P., fn.f.tvrpf th lrinrtplo and Prartiro of Surgery. J. LAVKL'CE SMITH, M. P.. Wtsor of 3Icdicl CheuiWtry and Toxi-olopr. KOBEKT J. BKECKINKIlHiK, M. IV. Profan JalJflL iZlttSt of Clinkal I of MaU-ria Mtli a and TbAnpeuticn. oujyi4 v. T1IEUD0KE S. UliLL. M. D. Profor f th Throrv and I'ractw cf 514iciu. LLLWLLLYN POWELL, M. D- l'rcfsor cf Ob-fru-tri- Mcdu ine. J. W. BENSON, Mj. P., Proftr of Host riptive and Suriri a Anatoinv. 8. M. BEMLS, M. P., lToiu-wr wf Clinical Mediiin. AKCJIIE B. COOK, M. P., Pcmomstrator of .mU ttmy. . y- for ti entire coune fl0k". Matrioulutkn and Librarv together Practil Anatoniy and Pisnertfmi Ciraduation fe tiT. A full Prt-limlnarr course of Lecture will U pivon by the Faculty, rcmnienring the firnt Mon day in CVtobcr, at hich time the Dissecting hooim will aljio be opened. 'lini-al iiiKtructiou will tu cieo twice a week at thc lxjuiKville Marine IcetitaJ, trom the lit of Oc tober till the clone of trie m-csion. A CHniqtH' tow aLw been ertablifbed In connec tion with the University, at whb'h operation are (lertornicd and cae prescribed for and lectured upon in prweiice of the claw. or further Informatioa apply tn . L. V. V ANDELS M. P. j!yl7-lw Pean of tlte l';wulty. UOMS fj.vrx.v, AUENT roi; ft 0 1,12 For t fiw.rtif Frtit. VaUblM. .. k a m. Itl Vre k t-t. Tit rmiiiira mm u ... I.L.. Om-at. mil intantlr. t invn amity a-wl.! nail nfd thin T liirrti fortl HVriow rr uivoutml iU kin'U f n I uJ CrftMut i.r. ..u.l'r dinacnatl u4 ncrlah la m imr. la um utinr iht article w.th. inhltr. t..i (...nl. chalUnRM lh World in aa tnfmliihfc, "Kn'a. Kar, aaJ Ra.i"l fntntwt ll.ruwOal Scatntf Allaimuiir l ptmrrwal an wba Imi aiamtna.1 uianiMT tlxyara witho-tt f.t. I Ttt -a l aa aatiraly w f'mn, T'io rkatiapara tatale aai H lara riiii aRt aaao aef iar jimi aut aa para fnm raVaa rml4 1 on aar athar Caa. Till rnaip U, ibteat for Mvaral yara, and h ht wHiilrata -f tbalr vainaMt!ia UaOM h kava Uiaa a tiaiaa aa aa a;fear. TkT ara warraalad a rcTraaefa4, a4 la ara'T aal faitoratha ninT will ka rafaa-lvl. 1 ka Jan ata aU anaOn af aora m lHa raaaii a f ett tn hy ara ary troa aa4 wl't la a bi.-lim aaaa acid aaa Sart At aaaajal. Tba wka'a of ihm Jar It apa ; may artl an witäla Iba atbtr to ear twawy la f atkiwg. Ktiiabia tirwIMl tnr pauiac a a'l ktiMi, r rnuia. mOH BET Tie Briek Mr- and I'weltiiiK JL on the corner of Oak and Äiimd Street!: tin dwelling roiiKirU of live large roonix, with a large store room aud ciliar, lient CJ"". Apply Jljlt-'vr HIOi:i ItALKHHI. aTUTI OBIlEBflSWi UUJYTEi S in exchang for tiroeeTH-s, eeTH-s. A. I. REYNOLDS A CO. jlyl.. rm uoon chjjsvjs m-'ob .f nanWM. gain. We have a good two liorw Kxprv W'acoii anl HarneKr, ahb-li we i!ln-!l bw. The Kvpretm run light, aul will earrv i.ooo Ilm. jlyl.'i IK'UNl.K'H.K A CO. TMIBEtiit OVB Wiif.f.V .f.V Kare your AppUn. We are g-nt.t .- the eale of Pitt s. .Moffet v. 3Ict litre f, and r.inory Tliretncm mid Separator, and the Buckeye, Kcy.oiie nnd Culp a iI.T .Mills. I1UKMIKIMIK w 1.1. 1..ViV OFF. TIM v.vnxBV el ne. I b wiling her entire Mork at .'t, colielflinR cf BoiiiK'tt of every deceriptiou, i:iltoiia nd 'lowern. AUo, tiloveis Colkira, rudeobfven, Chemittf, Veiln, e. Ac, to which t-he Invil.n th attt-ntiou of the pul-llc. . K. IIA I K r. K. jlvl-tf OpjHieite the Pit tlii-e. rWEBBF.-U.tVTK h' F.M.I I. Mi COLJL LKUK, TKKKL-HACTK, lM'IANA. For more than a year, have th magnificent at nie. turea of tlie TtTTr-HuMte mal t'olb-ffe, lfli ti-adily propreiiip. They are now nearly com-pb-ted, and will be pen for the reception of pupilf, Oh n'ntitrmlitif, tk 9tk of fr-jitTilfr mrxt. The aite of the College, the huiMins the arranpenM'ut!, for ft inly and comfort, and tlie 1'aculty, Unerve bere a ptt.siti2 notier. Tcrre-llaute, the ite of the CoUccr, U a Niutti fut and heaUhy rlty, neceible by railroad from all direction, and centrat to a nunierou and appreciating popubttion. It if high, aa itn nntne iniort. i rom etati-tio, it ii iaj-ly shown that for m-vrnj yettr p.ot, there have been fewer death! nnd lesa rii'kne here than at any Wertem city,' of viiial tMipuiiition. The buililiupi will be fitted up in the Litot etyle and with all the modern imnroveiiM-nt?. Tliey will le warmel by Hb ani, and lighted by aiui furniidied with warm and eold lmtha,and what i rare ly X be found in institutions' of learning, A GYMNASIUM. WIi4-re tlie 1m m v, iiutale healthy and iMXiinftrical bv eercu- may auijort aud a.-ift the LilHrn of the m net. A iromiuent f'-atur1 of the Colleire, U the provb ioii untde for the health of the pupiU. The room are u'ioti uixl well ventilated, there Immii a beuut if ally furnished parlor, with aeparute lecping niir(inent. for each two young laoim. The proundx are ample, rvmpriiins acrea in a piü-int pairt or tlie city, iu otie-tnird or nu n ' is a native forest prove, with wlnUin wnlkn aud ar1 Nirf, f rmins ft most d liirhtful proiiMnmle for pu piv all the froiindn will lie taetcfnlly ornamented. FACULTY Tlie Faculty will consift of a thoroughly expc ri'ucci nnd ttncM-nt cort1 or inrtructora. Ker. Joio Covkkt, A. t., fonmler and former frer-idt-ut of tha Ohio Female College, and Gk-ndale tt niale t.uUep, is nrsl l"rtltent. Kev. Ai.PHovrio Woon, A. M., Uite President of the titiio tfinalo oll-(re, ami tlia diftinfC'rixlit-U aithor of several Kciciitiflc works, N-arins hia name. will la the prvKldllijr bni'her of tho College, and In-fttnu-tor üi .Mi lital and .MorrJ Seieitiv. lrof. lt. S. Honw ortm, Inte Vn'ttvor of niemtstr,tc, iu Farmers' Colb, Ohio, will take the cli:iir or utural (Miriice, ujun which he will lecture nnd experiment. Ü'JjTAi.Nj S. CovtttT, A. 31., Trofefaor of Ancient Lanimain-s anl Literature. Prof. J.C. MiMX;rR, late 6f rhlLidt lc.liia, find ti .u li r .f im-truno-ntal iiiiikIo. And fri.in r-ix to !m aMitiotiNl jct-nt Itim h and holy tt-ai ln r of long tatMline and euco-ru-lul experience. No jiaiiiJ or extieiiM will tie MiMinil to prM'irre teaehf-rw in every lfarrinent, of the v-ry hijrlurttt niuililiailioiiH, ko thut pupiU w-iobina t tHrfetf Hu ms Iven io the higher atyle of muctc, or any of tlie eolid or omaineiitvl Immlii, may liere receive th)- dired instru. tiun. That pupil from abroad, may derive the prvutctd ailvantajfin to beaiuetl at lM:irdiii Schools, they are required to board in the institution, with the fcarh-ra (untcxa bypecil tx.-r mUxixn of the l'rtMl'iit), tbat tin y may bavu thc brncht of their example and notn ty. The cijur of studins will be thoMmrli and evt iiaive, eutbnu-ing oil the liranclo-a utjuully taught in cur Iiili-t siiunurica or luiruing, tagiiiU, i Unoicat and the Finn Art. TIn; yar divid'.-d into two M-M-iua tf twenty k ciM-h. comnivtdmr riiecti lT oh WIim:i--d ly, the sth of Scpteinlrcr uoxt, and lhe Jth day of February, l!o3. TImj exifvms of the aobool year, iticliKÜn? board ami tuition in all tlie branchea of the regular conrsc, rooina furnishi-d, fuel, lights and wach in;;, w ill be $25 payable Btuii-annu.dly in ilvauor. l h umhI extra chargta will bo uuulc for th ornamental bra .lebe. APPARATUS AND LECTURES. Prot. Woon and Irof. Boc'woktii, will l liver full i-oiirn.ii of Lectun- with the aid of the Tele-H-ope and other appurutun, miincit.ut to illotrat cxperiuicutally th principle?! of tlie lonc-a pur. pued. Itooki, and all other mpiirfit for entering Irf t.'oIk-Kf, nay Ix- bad at tlm tVlb'ge, or in the city. All letters if inquiry or on biisinew, should T addreefeil to Rer. Joux Covert, or 1. S. CoVKKT, Ti-rre-llaute, Indiana. Tlie nnderstened citizen! of Terre-Hante, liave accepted the office of Trutce of the Terre-Hante Female Collepo, and may be referred to at any time by uch aa dvire fhrtber information concerning the arrangement! or advantage of the College: Kev. K. (i. Taylor, Curti Oilbi-rt. Iter. T. tkrrkli, K. W. Thorn pon, S. II. Potter, Ker. J. C. Wilon, Kev. W. C Speiici-r, lie v. W. Modoitt, Ker. P. Wiley, V.. L. Thompon, A. V. l'otwin, Lnciu Ryce, Thoa. Dowlin?, Benj. McKueii, L. t. Warrvu, A. M-cGn-por, W. Paddock, Jahes lleldcn, Janien Hite, Jatmü Baruc, jlyl5-3m Iter. M. A. Jcwvtt, W. P. r.rixwold, W. J. B-ill, Ja. Frringt.n, David Hartoock, v.. Y. rattentoii, J. II. Watoi, And. Wilkinis, 11. 1. Scott, T. C. Duntin.

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JfiJBIJJB JT R AXrK I1V rtOME COMPANIES The ndervigited harinp been appointed AgeotaH fur.EransviHe and vicinity, of the inuiAHAr'ULlb lnaunAHLc VU. . v- mrtvnmv w,.T. A. MOIiltlS. IWt JaVD THE RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. B. J. HATHAWAY. '. HATHAWAY, Pre't. are preiwrcd to underwrite upon the bettf- la of ire and Marin Ku-ka, at an low rate of pre mium as aru,iniUnt w ith permanency aud re. lability. These Companies confine their bin-üwt exclusive ly to the State of Indiana. IW All loners pt-edily ajjtft.-l and promptry F - id without .uv abaUwnt , Uiuunutiou . uaxKeferenx: Kverv man. without except km, I hun PuttjiiMd kc in eitluT t oinpany, a ll-t if wbotu ail citi&nia of our own Mate uiav be pee a at ur other. . . A. 1. lIVNOLI': A CO. . Kvanavill;, July 8, lftQti-ly L JT . i;eotype rouxDKY. . So. loÄ, Yin atn-ct, between Fourth and Fifth,' ' CI N" CT!? NATT. ' ' . ' E. ALLISON, Pnp't. C. F. O'DKISCOLL t CO.. Maaufocturm axd IVarertln'- ' ' . . . . NEWS. BOOK AND JOB TYPE. rrintin fre, Ca., I1I", Ate., Inki and Printing Materiaia of every urvcnption, htereotvilnjr cf all kriidn, Boolui. Music, FaU-nt Mcdiiiue iin-'tiouf', Jo;,, ood JnKniriiif;, Jtr., ie. "ünuirt nd Tattern Letter, varion tyle. -Klect rotypin in all ita brancbea. , Jlyll-lm . Wtfhetbarr0wva 5 down Railroad Wheelr r barrow, received and for by jlyU AMÜKL ORR. TThiSNO LI '.2OaV OF lO-J'XBT-JtiVnen'hip. The linn of Rilxwk Sonntag wjj Meonlved bv limif.cion n Int Jiilv. II. (. Ilalx-m k. lmvinir purvliaaed the interest of CI. 8. Snntac in t:v uocoiuitx of tl.e Lite firm, will azurne anI pay idl their debt. The name or tlte Rrnt to lie uh1 onir in liliilutiou. II. O. KAI5COTK, jl.vl-lliu . ;K0. S. SOXNTA!. AriOK.VJIEJL, J'Il'nLEIß FOBK, Sc. y lh htkdi. Corn BleaJ, frwh ground; Iba. ehoii-e l'i. kU d Pork; 10 kept L.f fjiird; ' tS boxen J. Wood'a extra Tearl Shireli: Keo ived Ü.ii day by ' Z. 11. CXM K A SN. WPOM UlJrTv geiitli-nten ih1 tlu-ir wivea t an JLw be am)niimI;t-d with ronn and lmrl at the ;re-n liiver llotvl, erri r of Water and WalUHt street. . .. . - jtyl3-lw-TTM OJttlt. A few miikU Keiitleme ran Im aeJLM ciiiiiiKHUted with iiermaiient board at the (ireen ltiver Hotel, comer f Water and Walnut ftreefi. jlyl"Hv a4 -mjiJSKKK JL i rerb Nilmon, in l aint in t-aiin. d I.oiter, do do do ; do Iark-rel . do tlo do do tdiad, - do . do do do l'Ltm ' do do do . d Orve Orater, ' do do - for nale bv Z. II. CtKK A SON. "IT TT, HEELF.n tt lVJZHOJS'tt FJ.M WW LY SEWIN MAI 'HINK . Tho bert, Fintpleft and niont durable- Mm bine in Ire. Tliev make a trHiK hcK rtitcti, the ime upn Imi1i iU .f tlie work, v-w inj; with etual f.rt-ihtv Iii thKkeet and thlnneKt r.il.ri-. .nv aool of thread, ctdtoii or rilk, ne without renewiiiir. All niiu-hineii warranti! thn-e year, aiel lull in-tnH-tioiiN Kiven to enable piin-liax-rj to lira tlit-m Mli-'f." foiily. Auo The Bmehtjf Srtrt-ff itlmehtme. rrif $30. Tlie brt ingle Thread bo bine In tW market. A gelier! u-'rtnitit ot . Nwiiirf Mm lime Silk Tlm-ad, Neeilb, Ae Ae omtalitly ou hand. Oni.-. N.n I, Marble U;.IJ. rnylt-!!! F. M. SKLLMAN, Ap't. AflBKHCET f'lTl TOBJVVO F.tC. J torv, J. S. McCKACKKX, Pn.wietor, Main atreet, In-twet-n Third and Fourth, Kvunvilb lud.' liavinif fitted up the above tobaa-cu tic tore, I nnt liow preiurel till all order for the variotu rt yb-ri of Western Tola-i, inieh an Fivei, Poillipri, Qwir ter ami Jlair rouml, in all Rind f Ktckiii, nid have now on hand the followin-; brauiln, viz: lo lOXT tdlilftead o l.mnp; io in ,lo l'oiind.; Id ibr Fine (Own); IS do (in Caddie) Horwh'r lby; ? do do .l.inl.iii'.-; I' do IwtJnile Kohin..". JO d Ioiitinn.-y .V Itw I'aekap-'. The iiNive tM-k will ! rwdd l"r ient. I wer than can b IxMi'lit elewlwr, and , i-r cenl . IT for cmIi. All kind of ciirrencv taken at twr. Seventv-tive M. larire aiz Ciara on band in one M. box- at lowod tigure for c--h. b-bld 20 KB LS , VHOMVR IBIß OIL. M bx. Star Cmidbf, Ji) do A!orted tiuruian aud Palm S-aj, Ju.t rec. ive.1 by '.. II. II m IK A S.u. -mJTIJ.yTXJt t rSTC ATOaV (TO WW rommence the tomin Fall) aa flrt, or aaitnt BMkKeea-r in a mercantile hoitee, or railronl omce. iv-t of n-n-n-uo ifiven. tor rticitlar ablr-j "A," P. I. Box Kv:m.-ville, Ind. jly KMf j Lj Tre THE I.OfKHS OF a HOOlt Cup ef Tea. We are now in receipt of a very clmlce lot of loorvt Tea, bought exjnetsly fr retail ;rale. VM una and all. Nimpl- given with plea. ure, bv X. It. tiM iK A St IN. wvo'op äo.v-.iooo nix,nt.EH rZC Hoop Iron, airted iti, on band and lor iale at reduced price by SAJll'KL OltU. rm Fi IX w. B. WoltT Ilocip Iron, Jut received nnd fi-rasdo at n-dnced prkea, by JACOB STItAI'B, 40 .Main t. WfJSH FTS .V 1BEmiT JMBIUTm9 MB for Hale bv 7.. H. CltuK A S-lN. WBOIfMiB, , JL LewrU for fale at SHOT, f'JPff jr.yjß Z. II.fXMIK A WI.N'.S rMPPMESQ BJItttF.M,HJrrijF.K; mJL i ikirnd Pear. Just mvivd hy A. I. KKYNOLDS A CO. I'.y'ItRM ESitZO MM OH COFFEEf 5 liJ keen aortd Nuil; lud d. Cut Spike; ') d M'r't do; 4m Ukxea amtorted fll.i; ' 1 do do Tobaif-o; M do do Starch; to do do Star Candle; tt kep White I-ad; 1 bid. I.inneed Oil; 5 ib i ; Turpentine; to dj ' Itoin; 1 . . 10 do Pitch; fin do Vinejrar; 40 lap fine Salt; " Ion bl.ls. White Lime; lot) do Cement, " ' ' - to tdd. fJrey Lime; IS) do PUir-ter Pari. In More and for nale by OKI!, 1A bZKLL & C. ni'BE fiBOVVn HP Ml EH .f.VJI JL Mn.tard M (b.au ivpuer Ib Tin Cans; oO do Kinder a do !; 2.. do tloves l do U..; to do Cinnanion do; 10 do Ana. Niitiucjr and Mace; . ?' MiiKtard Ib euiut; 1 do do; 4 do I do; . Warranted pure, or money refunded, by . II. (1MIK A SON. ilWJUti ES 13 0 U4US BMO VOF1(1 half cmts IVw-choti' T-a; ü bblH. Pearl Barley; 'JO 1.1.1m. Cru.-h. and lwdcnii Sujrar; 1 bun Cotton. Yam, 5, C, 7 aud 100; ?. luU-ii Oitton lliittin: lOboxej No. 1 Ibrrin. llecxived aud for rule at n-duc-d prfe for cub. by I. Jk I. IIKIMAXN. - t JBIJTO THE riTIXEJTS OP mJL KvaiiAVille and Padurah. I have contracted with tlx- lurt oftice Icp:urtiwent to carry tho mail. trt-wvtkly, b tw--n your city and l'aducau, tr Tour ycan, and from the line of w hieb we luivc m Utnii awn th neoi-saity and tho advaataps that would aocrue t- both pkicea by itn foruuition. It ia my dt--t:nnination to run thin line in good faith, and do all I can to advance the inf-ret of !oth ciib-; ever watchful to tdiow artwlity to neither ple, but W-t the buim-r How in the n-?peetive t-haanehi that may be wrought out by tlie em-rgy and industry of their buinea men. I look to you for your support, influence tmd patroiuuie in thi adventure, aiAl bopo by ft rift attention to advance the interest of the line, and build up a larpe aud profitable huincM for your two young and flouriehiug ritte. jlyH.lw I. fi. FOW LEH. Tf .IIO.V SBVP T3 BÖXES JLJ Pure Lemon Synip; 2"t box-a Lump Tolaeco; 4" do Hamhiirg Ch-e; 1 caj-k Drh-d Iki-f; 3 bbbt. fine obi Peach Brandy; 4 quart Pipea Peach do; 10 1-8 do do do; 'I quart Pipe Port Win-; 5 bid. Jinger Wine and Brandie. Received aud for sale by - i. a p. iif.imann: -U aTa. ak rt. UI'I'JM'I'IW PVTIf.l .' M.WWß GAU CUKKÜ IIA .VMS. ltceivcd aud for ale by 11. COOK A SON, Sole Agent for Evanxville. July W HE FMtaH JKE FISH. WHITE I ISH, PICKEREL and BASS, a tpb ndid artide jut recti vtd by juiv.' Z. U. COOK 1 SON.

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lTTMJMI BMP M.MS ro WlfEMZ O O fJL keen Miami Kiflle Powders ... 300 kep Blasting Powder . Sieaaea' Ilifle do: 50 half kegs KJfle Powder. For ral by Z; II. COOK A SOX, Agcato. &v Oaf J ISO tmxea aborted Toilet Ckmin J 1Ö0 lb. very dd Castile Soap. For anlr by Z. IL COOK A iON. &yo.n s THt.vtJH a kv: jr.vie its r9 TKR THAN OTIIEKS. K. B. HART, W tnw prepared to upply tb city and rountry lrate with the bet of corn Dmil, Bh bolted, corn grits and hominy, of all pradea; wheat grits, unbolted Horn-, ry flour, extra fumily flour, muh feed, bran, thiptdinT. corn, oats, chicken Hed, and ail article is the ed line..- AU trade delivered to any part of the city. . s Vv .Pkasctcndin your ortLn. My prices mill, e low, aa cheap as the tntapcrt, and aa good aa the host. The uimblo pixpene brtlar thaa tb tlow ehillin; U my motlA. - :- ;? , : AU may depend on p-it'mR all my tatde made cf nona but the beat cf ground grain, aw 1 will buy no Other. . . . K. F. HAKT jan2T-d.tctf jJC Riue, in running frder, a inch cylinder, 20 inch stroke. Enquire at Myer'a Pajier Mill, or of Ltri it. Clarke, corner First and Chentnut atreeta. - JlyOlAwlm . .. - . MTVJiTiojyr ki .ITiffrr- UUJSTnituation aa Ilook-keeperor Solo man, by a young nmn who baa had several yar experienee in both of the above branrhes. isilary, moderate at tint, and unexceptionable reference friven. AdUrvi, - S. M. C, Box 157 P. O. . :m EvansvilU, Ind. 'fTEJVTirt'HJ SCHOOL OP MEIttMwL eine, Ijonbrville, Ky. Tho Lectures in thia iruttitution will coiniu nce on the tint Monday in November, and continue four month. During October preliminary lecrurea will b delivered at thc Hoapital and College. , . . . FACULTY. BenJ. W. Dudley, M. D., Emeritus Professor of Surpt-ry. Henry M. Dullitt, M. D., Proft.'ssor cd" Tlieorj- aud Pnu tUv of Medicine. John ll.or.tin. t. !., Profesnor of Obntetrk and Clinieul Mxlii-ine. C. AV. Wrifiht, M. D., rrofnkK.r i f Medical tTiemIstry. " " ' N. Ft. Marhull. 31. D. Profctuor ft Mah-ria Med-b-a and Tlu:ra)eiitic. , - Middletou (ioldmith, M. D., Profewor of . the Principle of Surgery and Clinical Surgery. V. D. Stirnran, 31. 1.. Profor of Anatomy. O. lkiyl.--.-, M. lt., TrofeMor of Phyeiolojrr ano j'iunonxh-Hi Anatomy. , Javid Ciiinniins, I. I). Dctnuiihtrator. Kor iiiform&tiou l-lnvs N. B. 3IAR5HA LL, 31. I.. jly l2m Dt an tf the Faculty. l. II. BENNETT A CO., i thin dav disaolved by mutual consent. Tho biu-ini- will hereafter lie carried on by Jameü Swanon, who wiU bettle all buinoa) connected with the late firm. . . JL II. BENNETT, Jlyl-lm v JAS. SWANSON, . , flflwizlir7x)B k iiviimi at who iilrcriht for the NEW YORK WEEKLY TRESS, A IWutifiilly Illutr;it.-d Family Newspaper. Tli Nw York W-kly Prem ia oue of tint hirp-nt and lt literary p.ipTof the day. A larpe Quarto ctmtaiuing Twenty Pape, or Sixty Column, of entertaining matter; and Elegantly Illustrated every Tveek. A tiift worth from ;0 ceiitit o $1(10 will he aent to each auhrHTiber ou receipt of the aubacliptiou money. . . - v TERM.: - One eoy f.r one yar, and 1 pi ft .. 1. ............. S 2 fO Three eoiib tne yar, anl 3 ;itttf.... A 00 Five copies one year, and 5 pifts. - S 00 Ten copie oih year, and 10 pifbi.................l5 00 Twenty-one eopien one year, and 12 gift ...'Jti OD Ci:li;iii nlM-riler niCit end 2 -cent ea-h in ablition to the utx.ve rat, to pay the American poitnpe, wliii-h mut be pre-vaid. . The nrth-b- to b distributed arc comprised in the tollouinp lirt : .1 I". S. Tn-.tury Note.........-.SlOuO 00 . . " do do do .ri00 UO each. ö do . do . ' do 1M0 00 each. IO do ' do do .... 100 00 each. Patent Lev.-r Hunting Caed Watche...Sl00 no 2l old Wati liei... ... 7.1 00 'O tiM tiO 00 fjdif Gidd Watchea 33 00 2 Silver Hunting Cad Watches 35 00 . Silver Watch. ..S10 00 to I 00 l'H ;.il.t Uuurd, Yct and Fob 1iin .......... 10 00 to DO 00 imali;..ld lVnaiid PeiN-il . 5 00 to 15 00 (old Locket, Bracelet, Bruochea, Ear Drop, Breat Pin, Cuff Pin, Sleeve Button, King, Shirt Studs Watch Key, Gold and Silver Thimbles, and a variety of oilier article worth from to cent to 515 00 each. , On nrtdpt of tlie aulwcription moneytlns enl-m-rilier'a name will lie entered upon onr books opposite a nuiuher, and thc gift corn ponding with that numlH-r will Im forwarded within one week to him, by mail or expn, post-paid. Tln re i m-i titer humbug nor bdtery about tlie alxive, a rverj' ultriber is tunrf a Prise of value. We prefer to make this liberal distribution amonj; tb. -in inftead cf Riving a lurfre rommhiion to Ajeiit, jjiving tn the anbrnrilier tho amount that would p, to the. Agent, and in many cane a hundred fold more. DANIEL ADEK, Publisher. aplui 211 Centre etreet. New York. tJeorgr M. -tleBrtdt will bo an independent candiiiute for Sheriff, at the entitling October eb-etion. jrjTJLLOi Mi Y STOIUMJ BIM ' f.WJnL POKTEKS AND DEALERS IN Domestic and Foreign Drugs, MEDICALS, CHEMICALS, Pa liMs, Ot Ik, Varulahes, Brntli.es, Glaas ASD r.LASSWABE, PA TEST MEDICIXES, PERFUMERY. BIRD CAGES, AC, Evassviixk, Indiana. . Having made large addition to our ittock, we are now reaily to till all orders with such quality of Good as we feel aurel will give entire satisfaction. As we make our purchase by the packages, we are enabled to offer them at the lowest poible prices, thereby givivg tho purchasers the same advantages as those w ho buy EiwU We also deal extenivelv in da g vkiuiEOTYrr. a sd a mbjiotype fiTOCK And keep constantly on hand a large and varied assortment of Cases, Chemicals, Catntrub, and every article connected with the art. Operators that choose to order, and enclosing remittance, the same care and prices will be observed as if they atteud personally. ' When good out of our line are wanted, we will procure them with pleasure, at the lowest prices. We pholl, a heretofore, give particular atteution to have all orders carefully packed And promptly forwarded. - july2 HALL0CK A STODDARD. VJyJMBlES. FICKIaE if HEBV KING, Salmon, rickerell. White Fih, Lime Cement, Almond, Brazil XnU, Filiert, Engliah Walnut. Currant, Kabtin, Fig, Camphor, Alum, Efom Stdts, Sulphur, Roll Brimstone, Copperas, Ialder, Logwood, Indigo, Cream Tartar, Soda, Bed Cord, all kinds; Blacking, Batting, Cloves, Havana, German, and half Spaniidi Cigars; Tea, Ginger all kind ; GUs Jars, Lanterns and FLuk, Lemou Synip, Mustard. Sutmegs, Matches, Spanb-h Mo, IilMtt;r, Oysters, Sanlines, Tepper Sauce, Stove Pipes, Rosin, Fancy Soaps, Powder, Safety Ftie, Tobacco, all kinds; Scotch Snuff, Starch, Vim-gar, l'eq, all kinds ; It ice, Ac, Ac. A supply of tho above kept constantly on hand, and for sale, low, by GILBERT A BOWLES, June 2!Mf Syacmore, near Water. fcOTiCETO t'OJTBJt'TOBS W V On Saturday, the 3Ut of July next, the Common Council will be prepared to roceire taaled proposal for performing such grading as ordered in the alM.ve corporation notice, and not perfonacd by the owners of said property up to said time. By rb-r of thc Common Council of the City of Evamivilte. A. LE3ICKE, Clerk. . jlyl-lm VoIkbote copy. JLZi Flooring 51 ill, S-cond struct, bctwei n Chestnut and Clierry, dealers in Lumber and manufacturers of Jfoors, Shutters, Blind, Saoh, IVtor and Window Frames, Mouldings of every size, Flow ring, Weatlierboardiirp-, Slielving, Mantles, Bae Pilasters, Gnin-liouM Saoh. and Chain Pump Tubing. A large aortinent of Sash, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings and Pump Tubing, constantly on hand. Also, ready worked Flooring of all kind. Persons about to erect buildings in the Southern or Western country, considering the low rat of freight by river, railroad and canal will find it to their interest to purchase at our establishment, where they can le supplied with all the carpenter's work, ready-made, of seasoned lumber, for the finih of building. Our work U not made as most factory work, w ith tenona lialf way through, but it Li f mined in the same manner as if made by band. Sawing of all kinds done on short notice. Terms cah, uuless otherwise agreed upon. n,y2-tf STEELE k I1UNNEL. mmoTJCE jll. ; rjjviTxJilii'RÜ W County Orders, drawing interest, and w hich liave bi-en indorsed previous to September 1, lsio, will be redei-raed on presentatiou to the County Treasurer. . N. B. I. w ill pay no interest accruing on sail orders after this date. THEODORE YEXNEMANN, Treasurer, jell - rTTTÄB OLM FMOJKKH UHHUMI JL THOMAS SCANTL1N, (Sign of the Golden Coff.-e Pot), has an immense stock of Stoves and HousekwDinff Ware, rnrcfeam-d sine the erreat poni ic iu money artairs, at ruinous rat to thc manufac turers, which he is willing to give nis curfomrr id advantafLof, bv calling ut bis old stand taii at once and Secure Urrius. novw TU0S. SCAMLliy.

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WHERE THEY HAVE NEW TYPE, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW TYPE, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW PRESSES, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW PRESSES. " WHERK THEY HAVE NEW PRESSES, - 1 WHERE THEY HAVK NEW PRESSES AND EVERYTHING ELSE NEW, AND EVERYTHING ELSE NEW, AND EVERYTHING ELSE NEW, AND EVERYTHING ELSE NEW, AND OF THE BEST QUALITY, . AND OF THE BEST QUALITY, AND OF THK BEST QUALITY, AND OF THE BEST QUALITY, " AND MOST FASHIONABLE STTLES, AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, AXD DO WORK CHEAPLY, AND DO WORK CHEAPLY, . AND DO WORK CHEAPLY, iAND DO WORK CHEAPLY. AND DO IT NEATLY, AND IM) IT NEATLY, . ..' AND DO IT NEATLY, AND DO IT NEATLY, AND IN THE BEST STYLE, , AND IN THE BEST STYLE, AND IN THE BKST STYLE, AND IS THE BEST STYLE, GIVE CS A CALL, ' GIVE I S A CALL, . GIVE 18 A CALL, GIVE US A CALL, AT OUR NEW OFFICE, AT OI K NEW OFFICE, AT OCR NEW OFFICE. AT OUR NEW OFFICE, . . AND SEE OUR SPECIMENS, AND SEE OCR SPECIMENS. AND SKE Ol Ä hPECIMKN'S AND SEE 01 ft SPECIMENS, AND LEARN OUR PRICES AND LEARN OCR TRICES. AND LEARN OCR PRICES. AND LEARN OUR PRICES. WE DEFY COMPETITION, WE DEFY COMPETITION. WE DEFY COMPETITION. WE DEFY COMPETITION, EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, EITHER IN WOK'KMANSHII. EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, 1 .'"."' EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, ' ' ' OR IN PRICES. OR IN TRICES OR IN PRICES OK IN PRICES. ff-Orer CRANE'S COMMISSION HOUSE, on Water atnet, thn-r doors from Main, Kraneville. Ind. E VAN'S VI LLE JOURNAL COMPANY. JTBMJVE Z.V.TIUEM JT HMfM.fi ß.JS Ä-, il TO BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS. Th utscriber has tought out tho Interest of R. II. Bennett, in .the LuntW Y"ard, near Kratz A Heillman's 1'oundery. lie. now offers his stock at a chnp price tot cash. j'.vl-6,to JAS. SWANSON. 2 fzox-K is Hj.ns.xjy'iy thkk arrival this day of IU rak., at Z. II. COOK A SXN'S. Sol Aren! ' f.r Evansvilh. Q1BOCEBIE8 tJS'ii FMO I'lSOAVi. 'f-EVANSVILLE. IND. V X -vale Department, Find street, finU door fr-m XX dn; Retail Department, Main, atreet, firat doer I 1 iw the corner. Z. 11. Cook beg to ank his frieoJn in Evansville and neighborhood, for Unir favors so freely bestowed on him since be baa bees in buMinea among them, and take this rfrtuuy of introducing to. their notice his son, Mr. H. A. Cook, bom he has taken into partntrebip from tbl date, and aolkits. lor the new firm of Z. II. Cok A Son, a continuance cf the support so liberally conft rred on himscIL Z. II. Cook A Son. having tiken the btinesa .reniiaes and pKrchased the whole stork of Mr. M. V. Foster, fcl confident that tbey will the enabled to supply the citjens of EvansTille with every artiU thev may require In the Grocvry and Provision line. Z. II. Cook A Son wisb ewperially to draw tho attention of persons in the country having produe of any kind to dispose of, to their increased facilitv for taking of their stock, and supplying them at their store, with all artk-b-s roquirvd in the wholesale department, at prkea that must insure their orders for the future. fcb2-tf jrBiJVE ZVMBEBIhv subscriber would JL repectfully call the attention of carpenter and builders to bis stock of pine Lumber, w hieb is one of the largest and bt ever yarded in this citv. Trices as low a thc lowct. OftVe corner Main arii Seventh streets. JQll'J V. GLOVER jlyl