Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 208, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 July 1858 — Page 3

THURSDAY MORNING.

aar Se First and Fonrth Page for Interesting Reading: Matter. eöTlf the circulation of the Daily 27quirer is equal to that of any other daily in the city, why don't they 'publish the list of "Advertised Letters." The law is, that the list shall be printed in the paper having the largest circulation. 5- The Jews of Terrc Haute arc about to consecrate a synagogue at that place. ggf Two attempta have recently been made to lay a telegraph cable across the iOhio river, at Louisville, both of .which have failed. griT We are indcl ted to Mr. Ira Faiivhild, formerly of Mcchanicsville, who has just returned from California, for the latest papers from the Golden State. 6$?At The recent commencement of the Indiana University, the degree of A. M wa3 conferred on the Rev. Hi ram Gillmore, juiur vi uvcusi tirvcb -i. ia. vuuii.ii, iu this city. ' 2?-The Warrick Democrat speaks of vJinUvli m CLV- V M- .övss7 va city, in treatment of the descascs of the eye. Several citizens of that county have been cured by him. Jgy A negro woman, at Memphis, on the 13th inst, threw her child into a well and then jumped in herself Both were, recovered uninjurci. The cause assigned for the commission of the act is, that the owner intended separating the woman and her child. A destructive fire occurred at Leavenworth, Kansas, on the MhinsL, by which the parts of three blocks of Buildings were destroyed, and goods to the amount of 130,000. . The fixe originated in . the Green t5rMr. John M. Clark, of the American Hotel, at Vincennes, wa3 married on Thursday last, at Oxford, Ohio, to Miss Julia Rainsey daughter of Doctor ' Rainsey, of Richmond in this State. The popular American, will hare double attractions, now that it has an accomplished hostess as well as a most pleasant and efficient landlord. ' JÖy Nothing can give greater pleasure to a lerson who appreciates the beauty and perfect arrangement of evcrythingin nature, than to 'See his fellow beings clad in garments tliat are nicely adapted, both in color and style, to the figure and complexion of the wearer. . Garments nicely gotten up and elegantly proportioned to suit the different shapes of the "human form divine," can be found at Lyon's, one door above the Post Office, who keep3 .on hand an assort ment of Devlin's "ExctUior" clothing, and niee stock of cloths, cassimeres, and fur nishing goods. ' tSy"Tbe canal has been for several days navigable to Terre Haute. The receipts have been quite large and business at the ranal warehouses for a week or ten days lias been active for the season. The heavy breaks beyond Terre Ilaute have large numbers of hands employed upon them, and C3 -nort' sections will be resumed early in tut . ' u m in iA.v.fc vuu.fr uaiiLdUUil Uli luk October, in season to take off a portion of this uutö-pn's crops. We learn that the repair of the damage by this summer's flood will con-time all the funds in the treasury -o the canal. terThe failure of the Citizens' Pank of 'Tennessee is Faid to be a. bad one. - It is re ported that the depositors at Memphis were settled with the day after the failure. The distant note holders will fare badly, it is feared. There is a controversy between the former, owner and president of the institution, who sold it in January to a new par ty, who became president, as to .which is chargeable with the losses and defalcation. It appears to have been an individual con cern, owned and managed by its presidents; as chief stockholder, he is liable, individual ly, for its debts. . But this is a description of liability bank men usually escape A Drop or ater well sealed up and Preserved. A correspondent of an Ala bama paper, says while attending the exam ination of the academy at Pleasant Ridge, he was shown by Dr. Bouclicllc, the Presi dent of. the institution, a specimen of rock of the primitive formation, and of the pentacdral order of crystalization, containing in its center a globule of water movable nil visahle. The water is. if Ihert tx nnv J truth n geology, One Of the Oldest drops Of water!of the universe far morcaneV.nt than the wate in the flood of o;ih. To use the language of Dr. Bouchellc, " It is a drop of the waters that covered in darkttss . the face of tho great deep, when the . eanh was without form and void ; in other words, this little drop is a portion of tho first water that was created daring the six days of Genesis, and became entangled among the particles of the rock during the act of process rof crystalization. The rock being primi- . tire, or the first of creation, the water must ; also be primitive." . Any person wishing to . see this geological wonder, can do so . by calling on the Doctor. tÖT" We invite the attention of the sick :and afflicted, to the advertisements in our columns of Dr. Easterly's Iodine aud Sarsaparilla, and Gridley' Salt Rheum and Tet ter Ointment, Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam, Dr. Bakers Specific, Dr. Hooper's Female

Cordial, and Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer. These medicines are prepared by a thoroughly educated Thysician, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, so that all can rely upon them as being safe and effectual in curing the diseases for which they arc recommended. They are standard remedies, and can be found in nearly every Drug and Apothecary store in the United States.

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Vnemrrent .1fsjy Tht Mghttt priet paid for Illinois, Wisconsin and Tennessee note, iu J exchange for bankable fund, by jlyl2-lm ALLI3 k HOWES. Vulksbotc copy. Vrttetnt lit if H-isA Ißireelirt John A. Ilcitx, Conrad Baker, Thomas E. Garviu and John Law. Deceive deposits, buys and ells coin and exchange. Interest allowed on time deposits at such rates as maj be agreed upon with depositors, ami specified in certificate. Exchange on 2cw York, Cincinnati and Louisville, Great Britain, France, Switzerland, Belgium, Holland, Etisski, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and all the cities and largo towns of Germany, for aale in ums to suit. Collections niade, and proceeds remitted promptly at current rate of exchange. JOHN A. BEITZ, rw't. W. BAKER, Cashier. . Jly21 -1 m VmmlBodlmm .Itlmimg- lontpmmp, OPlct on Water street, under the Telegraph office. Cart load, of 16 bushel of BKliam Mine Cal delivered to any part of the city at SI 00 per load. Coal weighed, if desired, at the expcn.e of the purchaser. Not, of solvent bauk of Illinois and Wisconsin taken in payment. jonx wtmoxd, dec28-tf Secretary and Manager. Mtottt f sr. As to women, it is ase'.tled statudical fact that seven-tcntli of their number are sufferins from duea. and (-neral debility. Are the men much better off? La of arpetite, palpitation, prostration, dttreM of the utomach, dizrinew, cutivcncM, gt neral phybical and mental inability, are the usual ymptonm. The atoniach la tlie recipient of all aliment- of the body. To counteract the injnrioiw rfTrcti of table indulgrncic, you must asxint the stomach. llotettera Vetabl Stomach Bitten correct the appetite, carry off the bile and impure secretion?, regulate, the bowel-, imparts strength and tone to the system, and restores the invalid to health. Its effects are wonderful. No family should be without It. Sold in full quart bottles (extremely palatable) by all Hotels Grocers, Druggists and others. It requires do addition of spirits. - Jir, 'rfr' iomgh lSmtimm, teilt curt Coughs, Colds, Ant lima, Consumption, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, Tain in the Side and Breast, rienriny, Whooping Cough, Croup, Liver Complaiut, Palpitation of the Heart, and all dincaxes of the Throat and Client nJ Lnng. Ko one should neglect a Cough or Cold a single day. Millions die annually by neglecting a Common Cold. Coughs and Colds lead to Consumption, and then to early death. - Ceader, hare you a Cough, Cold or any disease of the lungs? Procure at one. that celebra ted remedy, D. Caraa's Cor.H Balsam, which neTer falls to relieve a Cough in twenty-four hours, and always cures the worst cases of Colds, Coughs and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs In a few days, rrico Trial bottles, 2 cents. Large bottles 81 per bottle, or 6 bottles for $5. ' Da. EirrraLT, corner Third and Chestuut, St. Louiii, Mo., sole proprietor, to whom all orders mu.t be addressed to get the genuine. Sold by Hallock a Stoddard, W. Ilierbower, Lieth CaUlctt, Keller and White, and by druggists generally. roy31-ly Jir. Mimlrly,a Mmdln mmd tmrmpmrtll Will cure all diseases arining from an impure state of the Blood, or a depraved condition of the fluids of the system, tIz: Cancer, Swelling of the Glands, Rheumatism, White Swellings, Chronic Sore Eyes, Piles, Boils, Erysipelas, Goitre, l'uius in the Bones and Joints, fleers in the Mouth and Throat, and all Chronic Constitutional Piseases. This medicine searches ont the very roots of the disease by purifying the blood, and changing the secretions in the system, thus removing the cause, whieh renders the cure ct-rtuin and permanent. Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparllla ill cure the worst mercurial dis ease and drive out and d-stroy every particle of mercury which is ii the Fystem, and cure its bad effect. It will care Secondary Syphilis or Venereal Dis eases, and will drive the Syphilitic Virus and all hereditary taints and poisonous matter out of the system through the pores of the skin, and restore the Patient to a perfect state of liealth ami purity. It is a positive cure for liver complaint and dyspep sia, if used a proper length of time. I challenge the world to produce its equal in these complaints. The afflicted will bear in mind that Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla will cure all Nervous Dis. eases, Female Complaints, Prujwy, Gravel, Diseases of tlie Kidneys, Bladder and L'riuary Organs In a few days. It will remove Pimples and Blotches from tlie Face, and make the skin clear, white and beautiful a alabaster. -It doos this by purifying the blood, and by Its prompt action on the Liver, Kidneys, and Socre tory Organs, producing vigorous health. Persons who have long beeu afflicted with Scrofu la, Old Sores, Tetter, Kingworm, Scald Head, Pilotches, Cruptions of tho Skin and all Cutaneous Diseases, r adrisetl to - procure Grid ley's Suit Rheum and Tetter Oiutmcnt to apply on the Sores, or diseased parts, hen using Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsapariltt. Tlio Iodine and Sarsaparilla pu rifies the Blood, and causes the sore, to discltarge their putrid matter, and the ointment heals them. When both are used (which I always recommend) a permanent and rah'cal cure is always effected. They are the best and most powerful curatives known to man. A tiir trial b all I ask I do not fear the result. Price of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla SI per bottle, or G bottles for Zo. U alley's Salt Rheum Oint ment 75 cents per bottle. Both are prepared by Dr. Easterly, corner of Third and Chesnut streets, St. Louis, Missouri, sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed. jl.,Sold by Hallock A Stoddard, W. Bierbower, Llech t Calslett, Keller A White, Druggists, In Evansville, and by Druggists generally. my 31-1 j in?. Dr. Bmktr'm tpciAc teilt emr llmnorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, Chordee, Diseases of the Klney3, Bladder, and all diseases of tle genital organs. Reader, have you a private discase! - Do not neglect it. Delay is dangen!. Dr. Baker's Specific U a Ktfc, speedy, and radical cure, w itn ir. üaner s peclnc you can cure your self, and prevent exposure, as plain directions for uo accompany the medicine. Price ?1 50 per bottle. uvsJB-k. EaTeki.y, corner Third and Clwvtnnt streets, tft. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, to whom all ordcr9 WUKt B1drel to get the genuine. Sold by llallock k Stoddard, Lckh k eallett. Killer k White, in L'vansville, and by druggiots generally. my31-lytns Mir Mmmptr J-'tmmlt t'ordtmt teilt cur all Female Complaints, such as Excesnive, Suppressed, or Painful Menstruation, Fluor Albus or Whites, Barrenness, Sallow Complexion, Headache, Dir.ziV Weak Nerves, Frightful BTcams, and all discaused by Colds, Checked Perspiration, ExCfftes, Over-Excitement, etc., of the Sexual Or- !. Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial is universally acknledged by the ladies the best remedy ever raven b. VPrice f 1 per bottle, or six bottles forfS. Da. KafcuLY, corner of Third and Chesnut streets, gt. Vraia, Mo., Solo Proprietor, and to whom all ortWnst be addressed. Sold by HallocVjt Stoddard, W. Bierbower, Llecl. and Calslett, Kellet Whitc, in Evansvitle, and by druggist, generally. . my31.1vlns Hr. Etrtyttrmmd will cure Ague aud FerW cnu ,nd Kw Dumb Ague, Intermittent and kn, littent Fevers, and all the various forms of rcver, to Bnion8 cn. mates. If there Is a man, wan or chilJ Bufft.r. I. iptitt k mm a nil Vav tV. cure Dr. Easterly's Fvcr and A Kilkr. It is a positive ciue speedy ana permane jty jt : Trice $1 pef bottle, or six bottles K j5 Dr. Eastfbit, corner of Third Cj d,,,, streets, St. Louis Sole Proprietor, to ders must he addressed to get the genuin, , J lall OCK a prounarij, i""-m jiw,v lett, Keller & V hite, Agents ior tan.iviuc, Vt, by l druggists generally. 'T'1TfvWlTAi'PVE! MaOT opjcjv mJf Apples, Just received, and for sale at Sam YlcVery e eld stand. A. D. REYNOLDS k CO.

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Mtxtemm Jlmttmnp iMmmtIt it eißhty years aince this Liniment was first offered to the afflicted. .Many millions of bottle have been used, and it has given better satisfaction than any article ever before tried for similar pin-post. It possesses a specific power over inflammations, and chronic or accidental derangement of the Muscles, Joints, Ligaments or Skin. It is a source of great pleasure to feel tliat w-v have been the humble means of relieving such an Immense amount f Buffering, and have caused many thousands to "leap tr Joy,", because their pains were relieved, their wounds healed and their stiff joints made elastic. Unscrupulous partiee, regardless of their obligations to ourselves or the public, are engaged in attempting to introduce spnrious and miserable article under another name, by representing it to 1 the same or similar. njL,Be on yonr guard! Buy none but the original MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT, and yoa will not be deceived. G. W. Westbrook, Originator. BARNES k PARK, f. L2ä-1 wSiuos. Proprietor, New York. TV TiOJV2ÖiJSÄCÖCK f'EJ TUm f V er Fly Brushes; a 1oje. Aliases' II rooms, a fancy article; G do Kancy Whisks; PV do Shaker and Lerallon Proom; 1') do assorted Senib Brushes; f d l'ustins JIrialis, fancy aud plain; - do Shoe Brushes, do do; HORN BROOK k CO. iwnui p:s 3000 j'oiwim 3f sorted Wire; KM) BMls common and charcoal Shet Iron; !" GuIvmiiimhI and ItiMsia do; ö casks Sheet Zinc; Sheet Copper ond Copier Cottom., all tlr, in store and for aale by WMl'tL OKI!. Jiy SA3" L. 9CK........r.K0. W. W ICK..-,..LF.VI t. SOCK. NOCK, WICKS, II CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Commission Merchants, and cc.ii.rcs ix Foreign Si Domestic Liquors, Cigars, . - . Afttvrs roB -VIROISIA, MISSOURI A -YD KT. ' TOCA CCO Atso, Acr.sTS ron XAYSriLLE COTTOS YARXS. WISE, BATTIXO, COTTOX MAXILLA CORDAGE, No. 511 Main street, LOUISVILLE, KT. We keep constantly on hand a large stork of popular brands of Tobacco, amonfr which are Holland s Km press pine Apple Twist and Pancake. Also, Rolierts and Harris best brands. Our stock of pure Old Bourbon and Rye Whisky, is large and well selected, all of which we nfter on good terms to the Western and Southern trade. NOCK, WICKS A CO., Main streiT. Wholesale Tobacco Agency. No. 511 Main street, Louisville, Ky. We are now receiving our new stock of Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco, which we offer low to the trade. HOLLAND'S TOBACCO. Einpre Premium Brand 200 Boxes. T. J. Holland, No. 1 M......MM.N.17. do Jacob Strader 120 C. L. Holland 100 S. .. Is.iriMr.-. .----..-.lik'0 do do de ill ('. il. Holland B. B Extra Pancake Extra foil Twist l'fne Apple Twist Wade and Bro. Tw ist.. 15 do 20 Kejrs. M Butts. CO do 75 do SO Boxes. Goldeu Age Paneuke. LANGHORN 3 TOBACCO. Goht Leaf Lxtra.....M.....-M.M.. ...... ..... J. M. Cabb S. E. White . J. A. Clay . .10 Bntts. "" do CO .1. 100 do HARRIS' TOBACCO. -llltHl- MHW mtt,WHMMH tlt-Mt.MMMt. t C l t t f People's Favorite KO K.xes. il do -.. .....................lOO Cats. Game Cock... ........ 20 teases. Luxury of the People... -0 Kegs. J r toot ---- 4o John Siuilh ... 20 Coses. ROBERTS TOBACCO. E. M. Fiiftul.uIl.M,nn.HiiMti 120 Boxes. K. v . Barton......M.. . do Roljert Kest...........m.... ...m ...m 30 do Plush Rolls......... 20 Butts. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI TOBACCO. Lang's ltassett'a fb .. . TO HiKts. BaStett S IblHMlHMtMHMMHMHIIMHtmMI T0 dO do os ...loo di Woolfolk's pounds aud 5............. SO Butts. Old Buck lb .... 40 flo do do o A ...10) Boxes. d b tatthfi .................l.'iO Pkg. Gundry Brands (lb 4f) .000 Boxes. NOCKS, WICKS CO.. 511 Main stm t, Louisville, Ky. Jly3-?.m JT NTHJTTO.V, .I tt Falo Stable, Mwcond lietween Main ami Locunt Stn:ts, oppoeite the Old Presbyterian Church, t.vanKVllle. The iiiKh rsltmed has a kirge and commodious Brkk Stahle with sheds for carriages, nnd is prepnred to take horses by the day. wrek or month. J I if customer may lt- Mure of havinir tliir animalM well and carefully f?tendcd to. He refer to the following gentlemen whose horses he has had a long tini uuiUt hi rliarK. He Im bLho a number of gool and safe horset for th saddle or harness, with a miriiU r of new nd comfortable buijuie, to hire. Orders for paddle hownor buxK'', will be punctually atten1kl to. lfer to C. G. Keat, tl;w office;" C. R. IVment; J. S. Gavitt, Ex-Sheriff; Cyprian Preston. octli-ly J. HTKATTON. iünJi'im'i-:njitp: house hiioks fUl The Troy Iron and Nail Factory, at Troy. W. 1 ., have Henry I.unlrn s Improved Horse Shoe M.uhinerynow in snccessful vibration, i land are prepared to execute ordors for Home and Mule hoce, f any weicht and imttt rn, at a price Lnt little above the price of Home Shoe Iron. Tlie quality of the Iron um1 in there allocs is warranted in every respect. These shoes have been approved of, and are now nsed by the t'nitd States Government exclusively, as li by many of tlie rincipal Stage and Omnibus 0mpnnis and Hor-c Miners inrougnoui ine country. Any person enclosing ?5 to tho undersigned, will huve a sample of UNI lb., aiworted alzes, eent to hU aildretia. Orders addretwed to the siilnicrilH-r, at Troy vilwge, wiu receive prompi attention. W.U. F. BURDEN, Agent. apl-ly Tny, N. V. wpi.yu . LMM-wm No. 1 P: MT Shingles, for sal low. Al, fs,(H Poplar. me JOHN r. (JLOVEU, Jiyi Corner Main and S-vcnth ktrtts. I f. M 1 1 a n v kstkj:, ko k m owi xt i: k a pi xti. This Ma'hinc was iutroduvd and u.l for the first time duriug the harvest of lf.V.; and" though new, it has already ctaMi-Ii l for itM If a reputation whkh has iiever leeu reiwhetl by any nther combined Reaper and Mower, b'uuth and West; and it imw occupies a position fir iu advance of all its competitors. Nearly one thousand of these Maehinea were Hold during the bud two luirvot, and th dt-niauTl not supplied iu the states of Kentucky, TcniicbM-e, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Arkansas, Alabama, tleorgla, Smth C.iroliiiti, Virginia, l iKifipi, and ehtabliiiliing tue Tact mont con lieivi'ly,that lr universal use, economy, strength, and efficiency, this Machine is everything that is desirable, both as a Keaper and as a Mower. We have ma1e eom valuable Improvements, suggested by careful observation and experiment during the lait harvest. These will l adiled to all our Reaperi and Mowers now building for the harvest of liCj. For sale on consignment, by a'23-3mdw A LT. IS it HOWE:. mmoTicjt to EaM.nBmn J.yjf V 11 AY D E A LEKS. The undersigned woislt respectfully in(rm the Hay Growers and Dealers that be baa pnrchaaed the rij;bt to make and seU Penniston's Portal.U llav Pres in Vanderburgh and Warrick counties, and is now ready to receive orders for Preaaea, which lie will promptly fill and set ejp, ani warrant to pertorm all that Is repreenteil. Person wanting Presses would do well to rail on the undersigned and examine the model and the principle upon which they work, requiring lea power and hamls and doing more work and better than any other Press iu use, for anything like the money, and take up but little room. Shop on Second street between Oak and Mullierry, Evansville. 15. DYSON. . j--3iuUw m 9f THH-fJ HU t W w On and after February 1st, DC. I will fle my bocks to all running accounts aul sill for cash only or its trivalent. Lxis rienoe has taught me to tuka this plan. lieving it to le to the inb-reft of buyers, at will aa to myself. I shall try to mak- It an Al-ct for all to iwv canli. ana hoe to cive onence t none bv re fusing credit, as 1 shall refuse all without rexju ct to ,h n bc g,ore ,f ()t . All goaxi miift If paiil g. i can ou reuirnci, ana i win reoinailie money. AIihi, 1 take this ornortunity to c tfer mv aincere thanks fur the lilral patronage with which I wns hen-toforc favored, and a.'k a continuance of the same, promitdng to merit the name ty prmpt and fair dealing and an additional iudneement in prices. J1"! SAM. EM BICH.

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BT THE CAW. USB. Last Night's Despatches. . Arrival of tlie Kuril- Stsur. : Tlie Atlautle Cable New Yob k, July 21 p x. The steamship North Star arrived this morning, with date, to the 7th from Havre and Southampton. The Atlantic telegraph parted about a thousand miles from the Irish coast. The Niagara aud Gorgon arrived back on the 5th inst having abandoned the enterprise. The Agamemnon aud Valorous had not arrived on the 7th. Tho ller. Mr. Spurgcon is coming to America. ' From Washington ( . Washington', July 21 p. m. The Corurnsioucr of Indian Affairs has received a private letter from Fort Arbuckle, dated June 22, stating that the Cmanches arc nightly engaged in extensive depredations. General Cooper, the Choctaw and Chickasaw ageut, had jut f tartcd for Wash X when tlie troubles commenced, but rix express had been sent requesting his return, liiere were but ix white men at Fort Arbuckle, and the pot might be taken at any moment. The Camanehcs are very much irritated by tlie losses they sustained iu the recent conflict with the Texas Hangers. The orders for the march of the second Cavalry from Leavenworth, have ; been Countermanded. That regiment will remain on duty. The Department of Florida will be broken up, ana tnc several military stations therern win revert to the department of the East. Lieut. Gen. Scott compliments Col Loomis in bringing to a iuai-ssful dose, the late Indian hostilities iu Florida, and says he and those w ho. served with him deserve well of their country. One of the sutlerers by the taxation movement of the Zuloaga government Jiftd an .interview this morning with the' President upon the subject. It is understood tliat he will make an affidavit of all the facts in the case and file it in the State Department, acting under the advice of Minister Forsythe. lie refused to pay the tax, nud with another citizen was compelled to leave Mexico. It is not probable that Mr. Forsvthe would hare been directed to withdraw from the legation and return home, having not terminated his functions with the Zuloaga government. . . Contrary to the published statement, it is well known here that Col. Kane will not publL-h a report of his Utah Mission. Sufticient reasons are assigned why this would I not advance the public interest. Tlicre is rrood reason to telieve, from the recently received information, that our government is in a fair way to acquire Curu. i no inionnaiion is uerivcu Irom an unquetiouuble source. , , ! Col. Denver has left for Kansas. ---<>--- From Salt Lake City. ST. LOUIS, July 21—P. M. Joseph B. Lavelle, direct from Salt Lake City, states that the communication between the Peace Commissioners and Brigham Young, was kept up daily, and the most, peaceable feeling prevailed. General Harney was met on the 9th, at O'Fallon's Bluff, 105 miles west of Fort Kearney.— Harney had a Cheyenne Chief with him, whom he designed accompanying to Ash Hollow, for the purpose of making peace.— He met Col. Munroe at Scott's Bluff, and Col. May at Plum Creek. ---<>--- Clnclunatl.Market. Cl.NCtXXATI, July 21 P. M. I lotir is active and has advanced from 10 to IOC per Uol. Uats have declined to 45c. Wheat aud corn are firm.' Provi- ? A tr I I a Mous are qniei. Holders arc asking more than buyers arc willing to pay; calesof 2Ü0 libU. prime lard at 10J. uhisky h:s advanced to 21c. groceries are firm. KfW York Market. X"w Youk, July 21 p. M. Flour has advanced; sales of 14 5 ooo uns. r. A I 1 . Wheat has udvaut-ed; sales of 42,000 Oris; Southern white 1 '2.o(a 40; red 1 1 20; western white 1 12(l 1G. Cora is buoyant; sales vt 88; white is nominal at IM); yellow w nominal at 92. Pork is dull at 17 05(ii .l7 12 J lor mess. Lard is steady at 11 J llj. liacon is buoyant at 8 8l lor sides, and 101 for short middle.?. Lin seed steady at 73. liceves area cent better; sales at Cf?9; average (8. Kecctpts are 2,080 head. ; Veals are slightly lower. Sheep have ad vauccd 2jfrlj(). Kcceipts arc 9,600 lcad. Swine 1J(5Ü j; Hcceipts 2,550 head. bu gar hrm. Collec steady. River and Weather. ; Cincinnati, July 21 p. jr. The rier has fallen 1G inches. TiTTsnrm, July 21 p.m. River 3 feet 8 inches, ly the metal mark, and railing; eatlicr clear and warm. 8r. Loci?, July 21 p. m. The river roc 3 feet during the 21 hours, ending at C o'clock, last evening, making a total rise of U feet, and is still rising. All the npiHT streams are swelling. Weather clear and very hot. .. Philadelphia Market. I'niLADKLriiiA, July 19 M. r lour in oeltcr demand, and prices are firmer; sales of 2,000 bbls at 4 25 for old stock; suiMjrlinc S4 i0(4 H2 for fresh ground siitcrrine, and $"1 7.( "i 00 fur ex tra. No change in rve Hour or corn nicah The receipts of wheat continue small ; sales of 2,000 bushels good new, held at $1 05 1 06, and $1 lfil 25 for white., ttye is held at V0. Coni is in demand but there is little offering; tales of 25,000 bush, of yel low at 86(3,87 afloat. Oats are unchanged. In provisions there is a good feeling and prices arc nrmer.- iucss rorn ueiu at 514 u pcrbbl; 200 casks hams sold at 10(T12 on time. Whisky firm ; sales in bbls 251026; in hhds at 25. New York Market. New York, July 21st, m. Flour has advanced in consequence of the scarcity of supplies, bales of l,100 bris, at 4 OO61A 10 for state, an advance of 10c, 4 75(.4 85 for Ohio, an advance of 5c ; aud 4 6567,4 00 for southern, an advance of I c. Wheat also has advanced, but quo tations arc nominal: tales of I o, 000 bushels, Corn is firm; mixed unsound at C2(o,76. Pork quiet, at 1 7 00 for m.ss. Lard is dull nt llR(ll:f. -Whisky steady. Stocks are dull and heavy. Exchange firm and active. JCr7" illte t. atson, nt v mccnues places us nightly under obligations, to him for the latest papers. Cfcj heu. a constituency eieet sucti a mau as Bill English to Congress, they un dertake to p:iss nun nt more than hia value. He is "a raised Kill. '

- - River Hems aKKITAXS A KD DErAETT8. '

Fron. Tuesday 5 r. M.; till Wednesday 5 r. K. c W. V. Gillum, Rumsey to Eransville; ' Return, Cincinnati to White River; Bidtic, Kew Orleans to Louisville; -ilver SUir, Wheeling to Paducah; ... . . Alida; Padncah to KvansvtUe; - Greenville, B. Gm a tu 1 1 jMviL'e; . Clifton, Pittsburg to St. Louis; S. Tucker, White River to Cincinnati; ' :.' A Ivin Adams, Memphis to Louisville; Ivockt t, I'itteburg to St. Paul; , . John Briggs, Louisville to lTintnille. , ' The weather continues sultry. On Tuesday night we had a very hard storm and a large quantity of water fell. But the atmosphere yesterday did not seem to be much cooled by it. The river is rising a little. The Greenville came down yesterday morning with an excellent load. Her manifest is as follows: 45 hhds tobacco, 23 casks bacon, J. S. Mitchell & Co.; 7 bdls leather, Chas. Babcock; 41 do, 33 hhds tobacco, 1 cask bacon, I. A. Crane; 14 hhds tobacco, R. S. Howard; 13 do, to ship to Louisville for boat; 1 lot of moving plunder, with owner; 5 boxes manufactured tobacco, owner; 15 passengers. The Greenville reports the times about as usual up Green River; she has had fine success this spring and summer, and we have no doubt her owners have realized handsome profits. She leaves this evening.— Shippers must try and have their freight on hand in time. The Rocket, bound for the Upper Mississipi, lay at our wharf some time yesterday, putting off freight. Besides being loaded down to the guards, she had three barges in tow, all equally well loaded. The splendid steamer Alvin Adams went up yesterday about 4 o'clock, with a very good trip. The sudden rise in the Mississippi, at St. Louis seems to have taken everybody by surprise. The <Democrat> says it has hardly been paralelled [sic]. The river commenced to swell on Saturday, shortly after the midday hour, and at 6 P. M. on Sunday. nearly 30 hours having elapsed, it had risen three feet. In the 24 hours ending at 6 P. M. yesterday, it rose three feet more. Thus, in less than 50 hours, the river has risen 72 inches.— The current in the Missouri was so strong that the S. L. McGill, which had a good cargo, was unable to proceed and was forced to lay up at Arrow Rock. The river came to a stand at Cincinnati on Monday, having raised, in all 3 1/2 feet. The steamer, Silver Star, arrived yesterday morning, and went on down the river. She will soon resume her position as mail boat between this place and Paducah. The Nashville <Gazette>, of the 17th says that the Rock City, in passing the railroad bridge, came in contact with one of the guy ropes and knocked down her chimneys. The St. Louis <Republican>, says that Capt. Brierly intends making an excursion with his beautiful steamer, the Ben Lewis, starting from that place on the 12th of August. Here is a fine chance for those who are anxious to find a cool spot. Everything has been arranged to make the trip one to be remembered, and those who have a couple of weeks to spare and the money to foot the bill, will find no more pleasant way of spending it than on an excursion of this kind. By the way, what has become of our Mammoth Cave excursionists? A CAVE IN.—Captain Nash, of the steamer Alice Vivian, informs the Natchez <Free Trader>, that on Monday week, about noon, there was a "cave in" at Grand Gulf, Mis sissippi, by which a two story brick building fell into the warer and was totally lost. The building was occupied as a storage house by the Grand Gulf and Port Gibson Railroad. The goods, wares and merchandise in this building were of great value, and by extraordinary exertions were saved. No lives were lost. ——>The Mississippi rose at St. Louis from Saturday night to Monday morning at the rate of an inch an hour. There had been heavy rains on the Missouri and Upper Mississippi. ———<>——— Our ludlan Dlfficultlee. The New York Tribune ' in . considering : our frequent Indian difficulties very perti nently asks: i i ' i , uo Americans ever aK uicmscires now and why we are visited with so many more I ndian ars than our neighbors ; Tor more than thirty years, comnicncingtwilh the con quest of r ort Astoria in 1812, the Imtish, through the Hudson s lnv Company, held practical posses.sion of the Valley of tho Columbia; they hunted, traptied and hshed over the whole country, thus interfering di rectly with the savage means of fubsiatence: they trailed aud acquired lands: but who ever heard of their beinjr thereby in volved in an Indian War r How many serious Indian Wars have the british liad in all the region north of us during the century which litis all but elapsed since they con quered Quelle : Of course, we know that some ravages l ving on oi r side tr tinier our inlluencc have launched against Canada iu our wars; but that is quite another matter. wenrniiy oeneve mat our tiovernmcnt has paid more for the prosecution of hostilities against the Indians in the paltry tieninsuia oi r lonaa uunng Uie lorty vears that we have held it than Great Ilriüim has expended fur a like puriuse iu all North America during her century of iMsesion. let the Ilritisli have, in the avarare, been in contact with Iiulians over as large a Mirface as we have, and with trilcs as formida ble and WHitrcrent as ours. And all hi.-do-tory proves the Ilritish very far from mralels in their treatment oi -weaK and barbarous r.M-es. -ay ; nie r reuen, w no liad possession of Canada for the century and a half prece ding the Ili itlsh conquest, were quite us for tunate in maintaining the habitual friendship of the savages witmn tticir colon i.u juris diction. Those who provoke or begin a w ar can always make out a colorable pretext for it, csjiccially as against a savage race. " Lions arc not Ktinters and one tide of the story is never fully and fairly, if at all, presented. Hut the fundamental truth is that our peo ple habitually crowd the Indians, bully them, rob them, maltreat them. They arc regard ed by our lorder population as game to be hunted or beasts ol prey to be exterminated. I ftayThe wild pigeons in Marion cotintr, Ohio, are terribly destructive, literally sweenins the ute planted cornfields clean; pulling up the stocks aud devouring every grain. ne man ls sixteen acre.-, another eighteen, another ten, and so on. Ther can not be driven avrav, for when they arc fired at they only rise to Iteht ncain within a few rovL?. liundretis'and thotuuinds of them have been slaughtered within a fe w days by the citizen?, but the numbers do not seem to diminish iu the least. fcSSJ -k UO, luinuiiini oi.uw in ri'vv"! r. t. ft I. . . i . Z . W 1 : ....... was stolen lrom tlie dejajt of the New ork and Eric railroad at Jersey City, on Monday morniii". dnnn-r the temporary absence ol Mr. Hobbs, the freight collector. The lo.-s was discovered a short time after, but all efforts to trace the thieves were nn:uaessful.

conmssiON merchants.

TT a. nRir.E v co om.u xsm JL TABLISHKD W1IARFB0AT, Kvawrville, Indian. Storage, Forwarding, and Conimiion Merchants, erneral Railroad, Steamboat, and Ex press AgeuU, Special Agents for tho . PENH. CENTRAL RAILROAD,; and con sections over which, we are authorial to give through receipts at the lowest possible rates. Having a mammoth barf boat at tue lauding, the larsrext ou the Ohio River, capable of storing and protecting ail merchandize liable to daiuage from exposure, we are prepared to facilitate the dispatch of all consignments, forwarded to onrcare, by either 1 ' ' ' ' - RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention paid to Receiving, Storing aud Forwarding, also, to the - ' Sale of any Produce, or other property, conaigued to us for sale, and satisMiction guarantee. Office nd extensive Warehouse on W;iter street. adjoining the Telejrraph, and on tho Wharf hont, where are to b: found, attcttdinc to the intcreots of our piitrons at all hours, day and night. vtiin our tupcrior facilities; long staiiiing; untiring energy; and knowledge of our huMness, we reel confide nt of giving geueral satisfaction, and hce to merit a continuance of the extensive patron age we are now enjoyiug. ' T II 1. - 1 . ft, . i-ii-r;u c.-u-n ;inanr win ve jnauo on anconfiignnt' iits to either ourselves or correciwidents in any of the principal markets. North. ift or Pooth. .P-C. OKI LEY & CO. M,0 FORWARDING AM) COMMISSION' MERCHAX, Water St riet, KvAxsviM.r, Ikoiana. 1 haiikful for the patronase heretofore so überall v exteudttl to nie, I U-s to say to my Green River anil Wabash lrieiiJs that I am still on the proniiJ, ready and willing to give their consigumcuts clows atten tion. Partienlar attention triven to the frwarJinir of loiavo, I'ork, LKtrJ, Iideon,Ca.'-ks add general Merchandize. mr-3m - jiÄow.v ie jjiüw.s'.v, RF.vr.uJLAt INC., FORWARUIN AND GF.XKRAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Ari uu fr ivanaatw Nilt Coiniuiny, Lvansville. In diana. V e have tvrmeu a co-partnership unuT the i-tyle of Bkowx &, Aikmax, and oiler our sen ices In tlie capacity as set forth In our card above. - . We are fully prepared to extend every facility to hippers, either by CANAL, RIVER, or RA I LRUAD, and assure them that tlieir iotc-rests shall lm rUlUfully represented, should they be pleaded to favor us with tlieir patronage. Oni and arehouse ou the corner of Main at.' aiiU the 4 'anal. WM. BROWN, W. M. AIRMAN. Late of Howard k Brown. Late of FOSTER, .1 Co. jan22-tf f?t m strinK any arm t(TORAUE.- have a larirn loutouse at the Canal Basin, capahle of amount of produce, wlueh will tie re ceived, stored, taken cars of and held suljcct to the owners orders on most reasouabio terms. P. G. O'RILET. mh2ß-tf fTOJLMUH WJTJ2n are prepared to topo in our tire Proof Warehouse, any quantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandize, on the most liberal terms. - . - Ilarinp lum and aire rooms nn atalra. narttralar rare will be taken of Household Furniture, Agri cultural implements and all kinds of goods or wares liable to daniajre from damn or rust. Insurance effected at the lowent fire proof rates. by the month, or longer when desired. w arebouse located on corner or Locust street and W. and . Canal, and most convenient for shipping by Kivcr or Kaiiroad. Apply fo - apaj ' ui.v. r UcThK te. HAILT10ADS AND EXPRES3. grinVVILLR AND CRAWfordsvile Kaiiroad, Onaiid after Monday, July l-'tb, leOS. the trains n n11 ni vl'iTnZ X ill run as follows: ill leave Evansville at A A. ST.; and arrive nt Trr Ilaute at 3 I'. M. as horrtofore.' (Dinner both at Vinccunes and Terre Haute.) The ilown msll will lüan Torre I Tante st 3.35 P.' 31.; Yinrennc 0.33, and arrive at Evansville at 9.10 P. M. (Supper at Viiiceuncs.) THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN BETWEEN - EVANSVILLE AND VINCENNES. On Tueedava, Thursdays and Saturdays cnly. W ill leave iucennes at COO A. 51. and arrive at Evanville st 10.15 A. M. Will leave Evansville nt 1.30 P. M. and arrive at Viiuennes at 5.37 P. M. BinWEEX VIXCEN-NE3 AND TERRE HAUTE. On Moudavs, Wednesdays and Fridays only. - WillWve liniTDiii at COO A. sl. an J arrive at Terre Haute at 10.fi0 A. M.; will leave Terre Haute at L40 P. M. and arrive at V lieiiiw at 6.a.r r. 51. JOHN INGLE, J1L, tup't. J1yl2 nwAHJ.ysi'OBTJTiu.-y' whstw-'bu JL We lotr to cull the attention of Merchants buyinpr rlering their fall stuck from the East ern citMf, to the siijienor au van rages and l.iciutics of the . ' - Haiti more and Ohio IIlli-oad. fr the safe and spoedr tranixrtation of Fn iidits to Evaimville and vicinity, lmncetions are made with the niwt ivlLible Kailroads and Steamships. River route slHirtened anil improved by completion to Irkernbi!rpli. Through rates luwtr than by any oIIm-t riMit. Apply to M. IViTtrK, JVslon: B. F. hnxr, rhil.uhlpLla ; C. Y. Pervifl. N-w Jork; J. T. tsut, litilti-niir-, fur lufiTMHt Son or thruußh rates, or to (itAK fUMt K X .. t reiRlit Atr nfs, Corner Locust street and Caiiul, Evansvilk. Indiana. Jy-a ,W nJ.TVH MZXrlEtttt O.Wf'.VJ X NEW AKliANOE.MENT. The Abam Kxprem CoMP.VNT'nsie-tfuiIy an nUiK" to IIM'ir irM'il'in linn Miniw, 111 K""'iir m .. - i . . i , i KvaiiHiIle and vicinity, that, Willi liicreneed I.inlitns for the transportation of - I'ltFUillT, PACKAGES, MOSEY A X I V A I. V A It L E F , Thov sulirit a colitiiiiiance ff former fjvirs. - Pw lMl care takwu in the collection of Kills, Drafts ott-s and tlie iraifponauou oi guian una vaiuuuie viM-kain-s. All pi-rsoiis mi-iiiiip io avail fiiemseivesoi riie ... ... . .. , rilitii-s of the Kxprces, can oldain any dnsinnl lutornuit iuii in r fT'io ti Hie mito ainl h-tail of the luixiiew, at their Office on i irst stnrt, U-twttn Main and Locut, pioiite the lNwt fflice. ' dels- """i Ajretir. JE i I'n.hK r.in jjn r..tu . INFIRMARY, . Vine t. brtw. 1st V 2nd. Ocnlixts, Anrlxt, and Operating Srscons. lt t'Alio, tre.-it all form ot Chronic 1iimmi. jell-htwtr f W'ltRl BS'Z5U BAUS L O P'M' UK; J I -'xi ki-s aiisorlnl NaiN; lsi ilo (.'ut Spikes; .'si do Wr"t do; 411 hoxes assorted Glass; 7. l ' d TubatTo; fsi do rt, ' Stan-h; rs do d Star Caiellii; k-ts White T l; 1 ö 1'hh1. liiiM't'd Oil; . do Tiir-iititic; i d' IJ4m; 10 do pitch; . . ' do Vinegar; 40 fine Salt; lot) M,. White Lime; loO do . Ceuwnt, ' .riO Mils, tlrey Lime; ... JO du Plaster Paris. In -tre and for al;' l y OUR. DAL.ELL O. !90TiVJE I ft HBBl'B ' Jl'Jb'.V, ' W that lleury L. Mitchell has tecn appointed dminMrator d the eoUte of Mrs. ELVI It A Mill HELL, late f this city, deceased. Said eslate in nolvent. HENRY. L. MITC HELL, ' " AdmioiKtratoc.. WA OB BEJVT. t f "BB r.VIJ?.V.L NIKNT DWULLINU 1IOCSK on Oak Kt. t. t w-n First and N-cond, now in the occaiati'u of rlr, Krrsteruian. Apply to J. WESTLY HUGHES, or to r july2 W. KESTERMAN. TBnJBBhM HALL BATBMJS'ti ESWJL TAKMSIIMKNT. -SUNDERLANI, opened iu connexion with his Shaving Salmon, some, commodious and elegant BATHING KK)MS, wln re intenicn can get a pk-anant cold or wrm with at all hour of the dav. from 6 A. M.. to II at aiht, for the very moderate price of 2j cents ea. h, or hve tickets tor one dollar. j-n jff Cliave on hand and will sell at redm-ed prii-es.for h. a itoikI t.k of Gold and Silver u ale tu. .-uc-t tvl.- of r me Jewrlry. Mlver ns OW1 l'enn. Portmonaies. tlocks. Ac Tho-? in want of air art l. U-s in our nun oi pumucs, i.i mi" u CP-ally to their inter.t to give ih a call, as we wIeIi t. cIom? out as much aa rKwih'.o of iir prw-nt tsoi-k, pn-iaratory to the Fall trade, and will m II not U luw Lut at a small aivmwe tn com pric-. UlTlKOLtf aNi.V, jvR Main street, hetit-n First and Second. JTÄ MSSOI. I'TiOjy OV MiBT.P:M. SLP bhip. The firm of CO L LETT A UVEKKLL, is this dav dissolved by mutual cons-nt. The Iiiim-n-s will hereafter l carried on hy A. Collett, ho will tettlo all hiiMuess connected ith the late firm. . CO L LETT k OTE1JELL. je21 Jf AHE P'tSH, .ABE PI fill. I 'HIT K Ji-J FISH, I'ICKKKEL and BASS, a rplendid art .!.' j'i--t receivii py Z. H. CT0K k SON",

STEAMBOATS. '

TT OUMSVILLB JLAND MEMPHIS JsnjjrsniLB, BEGCLAC WEEKLY TACKET. The linm Pressure Steamer F0TTH.EBNER, G. W. Tarrtrrt, ComWvsa Louisville every Wednesday at 5 p. n. taarr . Memphis overy Saturday at 5 r. H.;leav EvaiKvUl sr w it m v a m . iur jvwstjuo every aipuuay in or. X.; leaves Lrant- -Till for Memphis every Thnwday at II a. v. Way Business holicitcd and attended Id at eama rates as charged by. Packets. r .. janzi-tr r.u. ü JilLET k CO., Asnts. . JJLJ , TRI-WEEKLT MAIL LISE. JBteamer ALI DA, leaves Evansville, every Mondsv, Wedy and rrlday at 9 A- i Leaves Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday and 6at- ' tirday, at 9 . M. Connectiu; at Evansville wit'. t. Jt C K. tL. for all points Aortb and East, acdwith packet lr Ix)rteville, Vabash and Green ' Rivers. At l'alocah with rackets for Mint Lotus. New Orleans aid the daily mail boats for Cairo, afhviiieandTnnesaee Jtiver. Business prortptly attended to, and Charcot for freight and paaaage same as charged bv tlie . packet J. II. Done. - ... - iiyS-Cmdatr WW VILLE PACKET. THE C1HXTAW'. jjrscsw Tlie f teamer JNhESjirpiFT nil i The fteamer CHOCTAW, Captain I rnn rcnilarly for the rremainder of the season, and aa Ion as the water will iormit, as a regular packet. u.-tween evansville and New Orleans. iTom her preat speed, she cau easily make the trip In thirteen tiaya. ana win Rave lire every fifteenth day after her dearttire. he will Puturn on her third trip ON THE 11TH Olt 12TII OF MAY. The tinie of her arrival will be tf-lerTnr.hr! from Vickfharga and Memphis, and duly announced in the papers, that shippers may know and rely npon lier movements. .- Her offir-ra iletre themselves to do all in their power fr tho interest and fame of the city with which they scrk to identify- themselves, and thev sulk-it in P-tom from citizens such encouragement aa win ui,ik invir connection wun jne city perma nent and reciprocally profitable. The boat will need fur her support ir lrcichu as well as down cargoes, aud in proportion to her receipts up, can sueanoroio reaure tier down ireigbtsv Shippers lieiv should, therefore, for their own iutercnt. en deavor te secure her np freights from their correspondents. i.A. CBAN E, Arcnt.-apol-tf . . , , . ...... C ET. EVAN8VILLE. PADUCAH AND CAIRO PACKET, - . . t VOmrn J. B. POXE, D. B. Hnos, Mas-r'ySrVP-ter. leaves EvanavillA vrr HTnn. iör-r day and Thursday at 1 2 o'clock. M arriving at taducau at 6 o'clock, A. M., Cairo at lit o'clock, M., .Tuesday and 'Friday. ' Returninr. leaves Cairo every Tuesday and Friday, at 7 o'clock P. M and Paducah every Wednesday ard" Saturdav, at t o'clock. A. M. - CONNECTING AT EVANSVILLE Willi THE KVAAStILLb ASD CRAWFORDSVILLS. H, Tand Parket for Cree.i River Also. conne-ti!ie at fmitliland with Cms hur land River Packets: at Cairo with MomphiSj Kew Orlsam and Si. Louis i-aeaeta. - Tickets can be obtained on board the boat fr alt Eastern Cities. . t. - - ' m.-uCHy imgrio.nioMT, sp Mi r.vz sjirE.TY," RerularSt. Lotus and Loaisvn hi Park. ets, LIGHTNING LINE. ..... , ' ; Qaa The following ho&U . bav commenced their regular trlr in tiia - .. ., Louisville and St. Louis trad. . and will continue to rna during the season, tfvui'- par-' ticular attention to sll wav business. Tls 1 - FASHION, - ' . capt. 3. m. waartr. ' '.'" Passes Evansville, coin duwn everv Tl- it maiJa' leg, and up every Fri-br moruhig' Th : , ; , CAPT. TH..5. waiOIlT: . ! " f J ' rassea Evansville, C"!!.r dovn, ery iflmrsday morning, and perr- Nion 'sy mornti.ir. - LOLlbV ILL AND hT. LOCI . . rassencers and sbipters CAn r-ly nr n tl. ve loui leaving punctually t n their ri'p'ulaj tjs, d eonDectmg wun ail tue j acket rnnniniraLvf -i nis. or ireignt or psh-aga w on board to marl7 . P. G. OTIILT 4 CO. J. LOUISVILLE PACKET. ' jrfs&t '-The JOHN E SJJlrwCJ-i.- rEani4 I'"'LOUISVILLE PACKET. V The JOHN r!GG3 l(fft. iv as s m uia '.-koti lavia oaoel-' lent accommodation f.r Passenwrs'- 5b- iC Wve Evansville every -Wednesday and :iirv afte. noon at 5 o'clock, i red 4v. "-k N. H. CvBB, Hasrer. mart V. M. GARDNI K-tTk. . IT K a lLJIl JL O l i S 11 LI. K, KP-' -EVANSVILLE AN n U LNbKKSOX PACKET. B&Um TU 8TEAMKB HCIQlV,' N' ) 2, IC?rr;rNwill leave Evansvilla vr TueSiw frrri&j at (lo'cloc , .-.,' ant "Saturday at 12 o'clock, r. m., for Henderson , ai.d LouI3WUC. Accommo ujons ezceiicni. - ' jac-1 TJJTJMilUfJBB FOB. MIL TRADE. TUB BPBl.X-a Tho vmlorsigned has now on hand, and ai rivinr. a full assortment or Hardware, which he wi:i sell at the lowest prices, 6uch aa - f SHOVELS AXD SPADES, .... MA RDLX U0ES A XD RA KES , IIA Y AXD If A XL' RE PORKS, ' TRACE, LOG AXD OTHER CHATXfi. HA ATS A XD HEDGE SHEA RH, LOCKS AXD LATCHES, ' ' , BUTTS, HI KG ES A SETSCI FM'- ' , TAME AXD rOCKETClTLERY. Rntrhcni' and Karl Smith's Film, Mill aud Crone Cut .Sam, Nails, Carpenters' and Coopers Tools, of tlie iHt quality. Awi, a large Mock, cf Paint, fehoc. Counter and Ifc'gs leave to call tlie atteution of Grocers bay ing Kardware, who will find it to their interest to examine hin Mock before purchamnc elsewhere JACUllMiiALlI, m23 uw to A. Waldklrrh. ImWATVUEHDM tiroes New York Matr1M, ! IM. r.H- aale by IL, COOK A SON. JiLV AHLE HTA.n Ann wobbs. W LK.IRKLL & CUNYNOTON, are aole agents for Vanderhunr county, for all the subscription Itor.ks putilisheil t y II. Appletnn k Co. At-ridecment T th JKi)ates la Courres. Or FuMie Ui.tury of tl United States. New Ameiican Eacyclopedia, a Dictionary and Journal of Knowledge. Certainly the first work of the ne. - - " , - - ' ' American j-ioqnenee, a uiiection or rpeecuee and-Addrws tf the most Eiuiut-nt Orators of America. t Eiicvclopelia of Wit and Ilnmor, by the clcuratedCoin "lian llurt"n, in 25c. No. . .? Dictionary of Jlachine Mechanics and Ettgine; Work. The m-witt and most improved edition in ÄOS. Urc's Dictionary of Arts, Maniifactnrea and Mines. Ix HELL k COXTNGTON 1e!r t c-n attention to their important woiks, and request thoir kind friends to cult and see them; aa also, the array of opinions of eminent men in confirmation cf their iiiiMrt:tiice and value. Duhf-U A Convcton have samph .and specimens of the vuiIoiin MndiuRS iu which the works cau Iw procured, fruui paja-r to the finest morocco. mrl7 tP.f.VW 11 lI.K e".W.V VP TO 1 II K DK.M AJsUS OF TJI K TIMES 1 R.B.HART, A:-t for the following 5Iills and Machines, offers for sale The Great Cistern Corn Iluskcr, SHKIiLKU AND CLEANER. Which will shell from 1,000 to 2,500 hubhela per dav. AIm, , . (''.. The American Elephant. VI... X-..r .I...- Tl k tlia lilt Mill ever invented fr the f-irnier's ne. It will make ten varieties of prdu'-t. It will prtnd the trr ami Cob for f.iMin animals. It makes coarse o line meal aa may I wanted, and It will tfc meal as it trrindu it. or Wre it unbolted at tlie optiou of the oiH-rator. it win rrina rpices, tnis tr aliiKwt any otlM-r sulstanee hich requires the ope ration of tcrindioc It doe all these- thtnes, an requires but a litt 1 powt-r to drive it. THE GREAT BENGAL TIGER. Is a Mill rieeigncd to make the varum grades ot llominv, and is one of the bent Machines ever in vented for the purpose. Bradford's PorUbl Barr; Inn Is too well known to need a description. It is the cheapest, and at the same lime, the easiest kept in n-pair, of any in use. All of the above Sulla and .Machines can be seu in vpmtirm at HAUT'S MILLS, Corner of Sx.iid and Canal streets, where the public are invited tu call and tlar latest hdpne-m-nts of the ae U-f.re purhasing t-Uewhere. All orders will In' promptly Mlol. mn-r JaiiJi-dAwtf - - ,1 ORliiVi. TV HAL iMPlAE.HE.yT e. .i, s..t,. .j sii.ih. 8. variou pattera 2d. N-Vt hen a T Cradle, do do; , do Manure F r:; ... h d Lmj; Handled Hay lork; (. do short- ilo do; 2 Uw S-v the btenc-. I or sale at ,. ll.tHK bONV

- Sip

Main St., 3 doors lelow Stond.