Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 209, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 23 July 1858 — Page 3

he Unity oital.

FRIDAY MOKNINC It'LY 23 9- See Ftrt mid Fourth Page for Interesting Reading Matter. " 3TThc Republicans and the Banks Americana of Massachusetts' bawe united in a call fur a State Convention, to meet at Worcester an the 9th of September. The call is addressed to "the legal voters of Massachusetts who arc opposed to the present corrupt national administration, and to the further extension of the clave power; and who arc in favor of the general polier of the present State administration." ' . ' B5k.The Court at Burksville, Ky., recently gave a verdict against the owner of a distillery for the value of a negro man, for having Sold the black a jug of whisky, on which the slave lccame intoxicated, and was in consequence drowned yv attempting to swim on horse back, a swollen creek. The accident was proven to have occurred from the drunken fully and mismanagement of the slave. There is a law of the State which makes the seller of liquor to a slave liable for all the consequences from the use of the liquor by the negro. This verdict it is thought, will have an important influence in arresting the sale of whisky to slaves. We are glad to notice a tendency on the part of the young men of the various large - k- w '"'"- themselves into "sporting ciuos. oamcs of "Cricket," ßase EaH with row and sail boat regattas, arc attracting great attention und much enthusiasm. Nothing can be more beneficial to the physical and mental man, than to engage heartily in "out door ?ports." The boy of the quickest parts in the school room, is not generally found to be unusually slow on the play-ground. It requires a healthy body to preserve a healthy mind, and exercise is absolutely essential to keep a healthy body. Wc clip the following sporting item.? from the Louisville Democrat, and urge upon our young men the propriety of establishing, some out-door & ii . . I i greai cncKei mau n came on ai 11000ken last Monday and Tuesday, between the I mlauclphi. Club unl the fet. Oeurgc s, of N. Y. The result on Tuesday evening was, tor the bt. Cieorge s first inning.-), DO; second, 08 total 171. For tbc Philadelphia first innings, 77; second, 41 total, 118. A great base-bull nwtch was played on the 13th inst., on the Fashion Hare Course, L.I. The ground for spectators will seat 10,000, with special provision for ladies. Xo intoxicating liquors nor gambling permitted on :the grounds. A cricket match was played, 011 the 13th inst., in Cleveland, between the Union Club, of Cincinnati, and the St. George's of Clcve1 find Tin rncnlt irac lm Tif.n r??nt. nftw making (50, retired from the field, thus stoping the game, without giving any reason. - JA race was run at Pittsburg, on the 10th, letween the row-bnatl Pik und TTolnirt. Thousands of people lined the fhores of the Monongahela, and the river was covered with small crafts. The Pike was conqueror, though the Holmes men did some flue rowing.- .; Ia reference to the game of cricket, wc find the following in an exchange: The word is from l Cried " (Saxon), a crooked stick, as the bat was originally curved at the striking , end, looking very much like an old fashioned table knife indeed, it may have grown from the hockey . stick or "shinney." Pyscroft contends that the game is as old as the thirteenth century maintaining that cup-ball, in which the score was made by runs, and the player put out by popping the .hall Into a hole in the l.Irr. TV, r. kA,.... !. vt. I t..v.nu.u.u..-- u uwV i.j.uuor Lie but not damonstraJde. A game called "Creag, more likely to hare been nearly 01 uic eaiae uaiure ua cnv.ei, v as piaj eu m those days, and Edward the First paid his chaplain one hundred shillings for the use of his son afterwards So cruelly murdered in this and other games. ' We are afraid the Chaplain taught the yOUng man to bet on his game, a practice now discountenanced by cricketers. , . ' For many yeare cricket was. only played by peasants, but eventually the nobs took kindly to iu The Prince Regent, albeit a vcry stupid gentleman in other respects, Was an admirable cricketer. Byron, . W'iiberforce, and the Duke of Richmond, also, were ardent cricketers.; It is, probably, the most popular game, now played, in, Lngland, alike with peer - d peasant.- Old men, young men, and boys play it. It is as common there a3 base-ball is on this. Eide of the Atlantic, and perhaps more so. , ? The barracks of England," a , Teliahle writer tells ns, 44 are 'provided with cricket grounds." The same writer relates, that , the Duke of Wellington encountered a number of ofiicer's playing cricket on thejeve of the battle Of v atcrloo, near tne scene Of that battle, and to two anient cricketers Captain Gordon and the Duke of Richmond be confided the plan of the position." It is a splendid gamc-manly, healthy, and exciting. Slowly but surely it has planted itself hrmly in America. Most every city of importance in, the. land has its cricket club.. CQy-,ve invite tlie attention Ot tlie SICK W a. . . a . a .... ,and afflicted, to the advertisements in our -colunins of Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla, and Gridley s Salt Rheum and Tet- - rx .ter Ointment, Dr. Carters Cough Ralsam, Dr. Raker's Specific, Dr. IIooper'3 Female Cordial, and Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer. . These medicines are prepared bv a '. . . 1T, . . . , . thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and rharmaccutist, so that all can rely upou .them as beincrsafe and effectual in curintr ... .. r j-s .ineoiseas urn men u!v, w tv,uuluacuu They are standard remedies, andcanbe found tn nearly everv Dm? and AtOthcCary store a. tt.-. jo....'. .' ': ia tne unuea ciaies. ... nruiu,, . . - uih a propoMuon mr me in m tree love colony in some one of the fcouth fcca Islands. Meetings have been held for several bundays past, and a plan of operaUon3 agrad upon. It is proposed to get up ; a company, each of whom shall subscribe . nuy aoiiars ior tne purchase or a vessel .uv vuivuiou uf meir uesunaiion. iuc principle on which the association is formed .appears u De mal each .niembcr, male and icraaie, suau oe pcmmica to Ü0 just eiUCt4r as he or she rdeases. Tha lend r i n the : - t v . j . . muYtuKui ta u vA-jAcuiouAt rrcacner naiaed Tyler,

Special Notices.

Imcurrtnt Jlomty-The htghtt pritt rid for Illinois. Wisconsin aud Ti'nunwe notes, iu m exchange for bankallc fumls, by jlyllMm Volksbote copy. ALUS A HOWE?. "7rirl City Uuk-iHrtctorJohn A. Iieiti, Conrad Baker, Thomas E. Garvin ami Job a Law. Receives U'ijeitit, buys and tili coin and exchange. Ink-rest allowed on time deposits at such rates a may be agreed upon with depositors, and iecincd in certificate. Exchange on New York, Cincinnati and Louisville, Great Britain, France, Switzerland, Belgium, Holland, Rutwia, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and all the cities and large towns of Germany, for sale In snms to suit. Collections made, and proceed remitted promptly at current rat of exchange. JOHN A. KEITZ, rrea't. W. BAKER, Cashier. ni ComlUodlmnt Mimimg- Compmmy, Ottif on Water street, under the Telegraph office. Cart loads of 16 bushels of Bod Uro Mine Cool delivered to any furt of the city at $1 W) per load. Coal weighed, if desired, at the expense of the purchaser. Notes of solvent bauks of Illinois and Wisconsin taken in payment. JOHN VYMOND, dec2S-tf Secretary and Maiuiger. Jsfsffsr. As to women, it is a settled etatixticat tact that seveu-tcntks of their numWr are suffering from disease and general debility. Are the meu much better off? Lot of appetite, palpitation, pnwtrntion, distress of the stomach, dizziness, coetiveness, general physical and mental inability, are the usual symptom. The stomach Is the recipient of all aliments of the body. To counteract the injurious effects of table indigencies, you must assist the stomach, llostcttcr'a Vegetable. Stomach Hitter correct the appetite, curry off the bil and impure cretions, regulates the bowel, impart trennt H and tone to the system, and restores the invalid to health. Its effects are wonderful. No family should I without it. Sold in full quart bottles (extremely palatable) by all HoteLs, Groren, PruKglits and otier!li it requires n addition of Kpiriu. Jtr, Carter Cough limltmm, teilt curt Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption, Uronchitis, Spitting of Itkod, Tain iu the idi? and Breast,. I'leurisy, Whooping Cough, Croup, Liver Complaint, Palpitation tf the Heart, and all dia uf the Throat and Client and Lung. No one should neglect a Cough or Cold a single day. I illioin dio annually by neglecting a Common ColJ. Coughs and Collis lead to Consumption, and then to early death. Reader, have you a Cough, Cold or any disease of the lungs? Procure at once that celebrated remedy, la. Cabtjb's Coiuii Balsa , hieb never fails to relieve a Cough in twenty-four hours, and always cures the worst cases of Colds, Coughs and all difense of the Throat and Lungs in a few days. Trice Trial bottles, 25 cents. Large bottles $1 per bottle, or 6 bottles for $.". Pa. Eatkklv, corner Third and Ohftinit, St. Louis, 3lo., sole proprietor, to whom all order must beidrcs.d to get the genuine, fkdd by iiaii.- k 4 ModdarJ, W. isierbower, Liech & Cahdett, Keller and White, and by druggists generally. mv.11.iv ltr. Emutirty' lodint send Harmparttta Will cure all di.'ascfl arising from an impure Matf of tlie Blood, or a depraved condition of the flui.ls of the rystctn, viz: Cancer?, Swelling of tbi Glands, Rheumatism, White Swellings, Chronic Sore Kyr, 1'iles, Boils, Krysipt-la, Goitre, Talus in the Itoiies and Joints, lleeriin the Mouth and Throat, and all Chronic Constitutional lieae. This ui-tlW ine searches out the very roots of the diseaw by purifying the blood, and changing the secretjons in the system, thus removing the cause, which reudi-rs the cure certain and permanent. Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla will enre the worst men-urial disease and drive out and destroy every imrticle of mercury whi h Is In the system, and cure it lud effects. ; , It will euro Seeoudary Syphilii 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 ikin, and restorj the Tatieiit to a perfect state of health and purity. It is a positive cure for liver complaint and dyspepsia, if used a proper length of time. I challenge the world to produce its eqttnl In these complaints. The afflicted will bear in mind that Ir. fcaterlv's Iodi no and Sarsa par ilia will cure all Nervous diseases. Female Complaints, Dropsy, Gravel, Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Orgntu iu a It w days. It III remove TUnplea and Blot che, from the Ymv, and make the skin clear, white and beautiful as alabaster. It dose this by purifying the M-od, and by Its prompt action on the Liver, Kidneys, and Secretory Organs, producing Timorous health. ; Persona who have long been afflicted with Scrofu la, Old Sores, Tetter, - Ringworm, Scald Head, BioUho, EruptioD5 of the Skin and all Cutaneous DiaMM9t ar dvied to prooiro Uridhy'. Suit RLoura tnd Tettor ointment to apply on the Fores, or ju.ascd jarts, when using Ir. Jstrrly's lo-line sarsaparUU. The Iodine and Sarsaporilla rurlftca the Woolt and the lo dist ,mrK their putrid matter, and the ointment heals, them. when both aro used (which I alway rwoinmend) a permanent and radical cure is always eff.Tte.1. They are the best and most powerful curatives known to man. A (air trial ia all I ask I do. not fear tho result. Trice of the Iodine and SanaparUU 51 per b-dtle', or 6 bottlvi for S5. Gridley's Salt Rheum ointmeut 70 cents pr bottle. Both are prepare.! by Dr. Easterly, comer or Thirl and Chesnut atreets, St. Louis, Missouri, solo proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed.. . , . I . M,S,dJ by 1111.-k A Stoddard, AV; Bieriwr, Liech & Cahdett, Keller & White, Pnigglsts, In Evansville, and by Druggists generally." my31-lylns. ' - - - Ltr. itk$r's fpctäe teilt cwre Uvmorrhca, Gleet, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, Cliordi-ej Plseasea of the Kidneys, Bladder, and all diseases of the genital organs." Header, have you a private discase? Do not neglect it. Itetay is dangerous. J Dr. Baker'a Specific .la a safe; epeedy.and radical cure. W ith Dr. Baker's Specific you cau cure your. self, and prevent exposure, a plain directions for use accompany t the medicine.. Trice SI ö0 per bottle. - : .,!-- ÄX.Da. ILutcklv, corner Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., aide proprietor, to Iioti all order must bo addressed to tret th et nuiiv. Süd b, Hal lock atoddaM, Leieh CaisWtt, Keiw.A White, Iu EvanavilV, and by druggists gcuer.dly. mySl-lyina nr.irooorU Jtmmt Cordial teil I cars I - - - m 1 all Female Complaints, such as Kxoeadvw, Suppn--e , or Tain ful Menttruation, Huor Albus or W hites, ff? ness, Weak Nerves, Fright fid Dreams, and all disea9C,caU().d by Colds, chocked respiration, txcesses, Over-Excitement, etc., of the Sexnal Oreal,s- I)r- tll r'i Femalo , CordLU is universally k'byU ladk-a th best remedy ever Invented. C4rrice ?l per Utile, or six fcottlcs f0rö. ... Da. EAarrxLY, corner cf Third and Chesnut 1 "tu''u Kt- Lw' Mo., Solo Proprietor, and to 1 whom all ordrrs must be addressed. f Bietbower, Liech aml caMett, KeUr White, m Evan-vüK and by druggists generally. . myl-lviiis fi,. '.t.,.7. . j irm"Zr.iT7Z' l ,.w.. a, ., will cure Ague and 'evr, Chins and Fever, Dumb Ague, intermittent and Eemitteut Fevers, and th0 wiou f..rn,. of Tevcr. incident to Biliou Clim J( tht.re k . vr $uft ,ng wth Agoe aBd FfTer h fo curB Dr. Easterly's Fever and ASu Killer. It Ua 1, Cure-.pdy and permanent. Try it. Tric9 f , or tlx tyJt ,5 Dr. Tastzut, comer of Third d cbctnut to ,tnu, St. Louia, Solo Proprietor, to u w. jcrg mUl vtt 1 TZ.' . . ... .. ..i r. cr-i j vickery toidttand. a.'d.-keynolus ico

it be addreftsud to get th genuine. Md by fore they leave the store. If not satbfactory, Lacy I .. .. ,,..,.. if flt i; , I . . . . . A Stoddard. W llierbowr Liech A CaU. CttB returned, aud I will refund the money. With tu COUtraO. He got a license and a In consequence of the disease which MOiiaaru, n. iierooer, .lecn a t,al- , , . ,., . . I Jiwt o. rt the Pear: he went to th rrirl'K ZT .1.. 1. yn nnti rnt-

Kaller . Wlute. Agants for Ean9vi.I. , and ?haBWll for the UU ral patronay, ith which 1 was r,sideilCe and tendered hiniSelt The ladv staf n;K:rt ,.Air cf Clav.

drugsbUEenerally. nr'-UIu. heretelbre favored, and a a continuance of tU ttQt . .. tn .... m.. 1;"" I

'H J P t LEf - XOr Of JC.VE ' fairdealin? and an additional in.lu.wnt in nricaa. bnallV " COnClUflCa tO tie CaSC nUd I ti.d. Kr aV-r, (,A o. fir as T't2rt'- '

Special Notices.

MtxUm AMimmijr t eighty years since this Liniment nrst oncreu to the amict.il. Many million of bottles have been used, and it ha given better sitL-fartion than any artlelerver before tried for similar purposes. It poetesses a specific power over Inflammations, and chronic or accidental derannicnt of the Muscle, Joints, Ligaments or -Skin. It is a m.ufVe of great pleasure to feel that we have leeii the bum Me means of relieving auch an immense amount of raffering, and have can-ied many thousands to "lenp for joy," because their rnius were relieved, their j wounds healed and their Btiff Joints made elastic. j Unscrupulous jarties, regardless of their ohliga- I tions to our Ives or the public, are engaged in attempting to Introduce a spurious and miserable, ar- I tide under another name, by representing it to be the same or similar. n.lie on your guard! Ituy none hut theorigiual ?l r.X IC. N ' Jl l STA N i LINIMENT, and yon will not be d.-eeved. G. W. Westbrook, Originator. BARNES JL PARK, feb25-d.tw3mo. Proprietor, New York. VOTJO.'S'Z0 PESCOCK EEJ T li tt Fly Brushes; U doz. Mihse' Brooms a fancy article; fi ! Fancy Wbb'ki; 10 do Miaker and Lecaüon I'rnm.4; 10 do assorted Si-rnb ISriiohes; " l JiUKtiug Itrn-xhef, faury otld plain; ö do S-hoe Ura-heH, do do; I101lNBItK)K k CO. 5 bortei Wire; !lls common and charcoal Slieet Iron; 1.M do Oiilrani-l and Buroda do; A curks Hieet Zinc; Sheet t'optr and Copier Bottoms, all si .es, in store and for sale t.y - SAMUEL Oltlt. Jiy '-UÖLKSALE TODJLCCÖ JÜJb'.VUM'L L. 'X-K ( V.O. V. ttlCfci. LEVI L. NOCK. NOCK, WICKS, & CO., VH0LESALE GROCERS, Coniniissioii Merchants, and PKAD.RS IV Forclgn &, Domestic Liquors, Cigar, A.c. &.c AC.ENTS ICR VIRGINIA, MISSOURI ASß'KY. TOBACCO. ALSO, AUt.NTS OK XAY.VILLK COTTOX YAL'XS, Tn iXK, 11 ATTlXU, COTTOX .t MAXILLA CORDAGE, No. 511 3Iain street, LOUISVILLE, KY. AVe keep constantly on hand a larce sts-k of popular brands of Tobaer ntnon wliieh are Holland's Em pre TiM Applt Twtnt and Taiicuke. Also, ICoUTts' and Il irris' best brand. Our stork of pur Old ISourbou and live Whky, Is liirK" and well web-eted. All of lili li we off-r ou g."l terms to the Western and S'UfhTii trade. NOCK, WICKS A Ct., Main street. Wholesale Tobacco ilnicy. No. .ill Main street, Loufcvülci Ky. We :ir now niflvin our new stock of Virgini.i and Kentucky Tobacco, w hi'h we oflVr low tv the trade. HOLLAND': TOBACCO. Empress l'rriiiium 1'iand T. J. Koll.ittd, No. 1 ..?on It.... ..IT.'t du ..I) do ..lfO do do .. ft ,do .. 73 d.) JiMJobMraU-r C. L. Holland.... S. R. (iarner Holland.... 11. n Extra Paneiil; Extra Foil Tift Pfne Apple TwM Wade and Ilm. Twiit OoMeu Age, lannke L A X C: 1 10 K X S TO UA ( '( HJ. fJoM Leaf Estra .. SO Kecs. .. .V l.utts. .. 00 do .. ."1 do .. m ltoxcs. Ihitts. ?" d .1. M. Cabb S. E. White J. A. Clay.. HAKIMS' TOBACCO. Sultana . .100 do ... 7.1 CatC. 1'eopltf's Esvurite & (4 1 1 Came Cock Luxury of the People Aprieot .. John t-niith.-ROBERTS TO A CCO. .. S Hose. ..! Catt's. .. ) Cases. !i Kegs. .. 00 do . 20 Cases. E. M. Snead..., l'jn Boxes. Krt da do o r.utts. E. W. Itsirton. RoN rts West.. riwh i:oiL-.. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI TODACCrt. ring's Ritssftt's lb... ................-....- 70 liutts. It41.-M.tt si, lb M do .1 . lno do Woolfolk's pounds and Ü. ...... Old lluek. It do Uo (a A ' .......... . W Butts. 40 do ........1UJ Kuxe. :) rkgs. do do Catties Gnu dry lirauds lbi)) .'s Boxes. SlH 'KS, WH. KS A CO., oil Main street, Louisville, Ky. Jl.v3.nm Y ATÄ.ITTO.V, J.tVJiHX a.'l mw Sale Stable. Si nd twween Main and Loenst Stnts, opjsjsito the Old rresbyterian Chiireh, Evsiisrille. The un.krslned has a kiree and eommodiisue Urh k Stable with sheds for carriages and fs prpnred to take horsea by the day, we k or month. Ills customers mav le sure of having tlielr aniin.-tis well and car'fullr tfendl to. lie ref-rs to the followiiifr Kent lernen whose horses lie has had a hit; Um under his charjr. He has also a nuniler of gol and safe horses for tha saddle or hann-ss, with a iiumN r of new and comfortable buggies, to hire. Orders for saddle horsrs or bujtirt'". will be piutrtnully attenJml to. Kefer to C. I. Keat, i..s) cflii-, C. I. Veiuetit; J. S. tinvltt, Kx-5lieriff; Cyprian IV-.. ctlJ.ly. . J. STHATTON'. mifj CMVK-yiJ MW HO KHK HUOKH 9fJL The Troy Iron and Nail Factory, at Troy. r. 1., Iiave Henry Hurüeii Iiuurov.nl 11.4-se Shoe Maehiuery uow in hui-e.v-.fnl oiwration.l 1 aud are prepared to execute or ders for Horse and Muln Shoes, f any weicht and pattern, at pri'-e but little above I ! itrh-e of linre Shoe Iron. The qualify of the Iron used in these tlncs ia warranted in everv resisct. Ths' mi.-s have Ih--ii approval vf, and are uow used by tin. L'uitrd Stat'-s Civ--imeiit exeliirivelr, as !. bv many of tl princial SHe and Omuibus Companies aud II or re Shoers throughout the country. Am isTson en. cloetnx 5j to lite un.lerMgucd, will Itavn a suniple 01 li 10, assoriea sizes, sent to his allress. Orders addressed to the subscriber, at Troy vil lage, win receive prompt attention. WM. Y. BL'HIKN, Ant, aplß-ly ' 1 t. Troy, N. Y.: irni.YH HlllJJL.Eil-.0i No. 1 Tine l.VJS H1I1JJL.ESI-"WU No Shingles, for side loa-. Also, fsi,nno IV.plar, JOHN V. IJYKK, J'yi Comer Main aud S'enth btnt-ts. M UAKVKSTKK, OK MOWISc; A KKAl'IM. This Machine was iutnltierl aihl ust d for the first time duriu the harvest of l.Vsi; and though new, it has alreaov estallisheu lor it-s-lf a reputa tion which has never liei-n reacln-d ty any other combined Reaper and Iowr, South and Wet-t; and it new occupies a .itioii far iu advance of all its coini titors. Nearly one tlioiit-and of liier Machines wnre sM durinp the List two Inrvrat, and the demand not Äl"?. S KS. iTa "k,,.Z Ceorui. South Carolina, Virginia, Mississippi, and establishing the tact niot concla-ivelj.that for uni versal economy, strength, and fliriency, this Mach mo i ever thuiK that is ieairable, both as a lie per and as a .lout-r. .We have made write v:iluablo improvements, suncesteil bv earrfid ilieervation aivl -xrofinieiit diirinc the List harvest . These will be a-lded to all our near-rs anl 3Iowers now building f Jt the har vest of IS.". 1'ur sale ou rousigument, by ap28udlw AbLWA IIOVVKS.. Ori( Tit J'JHMJKKti .."V KAY HEALKlUt. Tiie uuJertisiied uoiMd re-pcctfuUy. iufirui tlie Hay throwers and Dealer that b has purchased the ru.nl to make and sell lViinil.n's KortaW.i l!:ty l'n-4 in anditbnrrh and Warrick counties, and In now ready to receive order f..r I'mmi. ulii.-l. h wilt iiviiii:.ll till and up, and warrant to perform all that ia rcprc1 senttsl. rcrtns wantinir Pmss would do well to "amine the mode, and than any other Tress in use, f..r anvthins hto the money, and take up but little room. ,., M s.o.i.1 Mtr,t h.t. th.v .n.i Muiher. I ry, KvausTillo. : Ii. DYäOX. , II I je-,!iudA mm nwMn Mt ..... . . .... a 9 W On.niid atttr ebnury lt, lsJS, I will clirte my Dooka to an ruiiuui accuuuU uua Mil iur c.iu only or us equivalent. Lxpenencu baa tauM ma to tuk this 'Uii, 1lievtug it f I to tliv uilereat of l.utvnt, at well as to myself. 1 hitll try to make it an ol ject fr all to fusing credit, as 1 eliali refiwe all without reflect pay ctiklt, ainl li.ipo lo fflre ofit-nce to none by re. I 6AM. 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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

bt tm e. a W. LINK. Last Night's Despatches. Washington, July 22 p. m. A naval court martial ha3 leen ordered to assemble at the Gosport Navy Yard on the 28th insf., for a trial of the charge brought ngainst Past Assistant Surgeon Bcrritt. liush Elmore ha3 been appointed associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Kansas Vice Judge Cato resigned. Judge Elmore was removed from the same position during the administration of President Piene.' Commander Stoddard has been ordered to the command of the receiving ship Ohio, at Boston. Buffalo, July 22 p. sr. The Elevator attached to the Freight De pot of the Central Ri ilroad, was destroyed by fire, yesterday. The loss will not exceed $30,000. The goods destroyed were prin cipally unclaimed dry goods. The build ing was of little value. Cist ixxATi, July 22 p. v. The corner stone of the new Masonic Hall Temple, corner of Third and Walnut street-', was laid to-day with appropriate ccrcmo1 1 1 Chicago, July 22 r. m. j The Directors of the Galena & Chicago Railroad to-day declared a dividend of four per cent, payable in cw 101k 011 the 15th of August. Cincinnati Market. Cixcixxati, Julv 22 P.M. Flour firm; sales of 1000 bbls. at $4 00 (a A 15 for superfine. Whisky is active; 1000 bbls. sold at 22. There is a good de inand for grain at full prices. There is no change 111 provisions. Holders remain firm. Linseed Oil has advanced to 74, and is in good demand. Groceries are buoyant and iu active demand. Business is generally active. X-v York Market. . New York, Julv 22 p. m. Flour advanced; sales of 500 bbls. Southern 5c. Cotton sales at $4 70(,4 90; wheat advanced; 14,000 bushels sold at $1 00(?,1 42 for Southern white; 1 28 for red; l0(y:t lor Milwankie club. Corn Liiovant; sales 20.0u bushels white: nouimal at Wd?: vdlow nominal at 91 Lard dull at 1 llfi,ll 5. Bacon Imovaut at . . . ' . I S'.T, 81 for sides, aud 5l(aGl for shoulders. Molares firmer at j for Mnscovado. Linseed uuiet at 73. 74. Suyar huovant I and J better: Muscovado GlrV7J. Coffee - e - -7 firm ; sales T.0Ü0 bags on private terms. Vevv Oilcan Market; New OitLEAXs, Julv 20 p. m. There is an active demand for Hour, and the sales to-day comprised C,000 bbls in cluding choice JSt. Louis, at $4 10. The ni irket f..r iwirk U dit'l i.l u p l.enr r.f nn sales ui)on which to -.te fiuotations. There w n f . r . oinniu fi.r lu.p.o. nml r.r .. or., firm. Hales of clear sides at 8c. 11ciit 1.1.1 c Lard is 111 in, u t 11. ln 1 .'''i. uuais naiv; advanceil Je. with stiles, of fair at 8(7 8 Jc. Iird oil dull at 80(,8.. .spirits turpeutiue 4c. Xew Obleaxs, July 21 p. m. Sales of cotton to-lay 2,300 laics; prices I unchanged. Corn Mess nork SIC. I Lard advanced Jc; sales at 101. Princeton CoitTcniton. I'kinchtox. Julv 223 p. m. Hon. Wm. E. Niblack received the nomination of the convention on the first ballot 124 to 4. M. F. Burk received the nomination for Circuit Judge on the first ballot 03 to 33. Cleveland, 0n July 22 m. The Railroad Convention la-t evening determined on making through passenger rates from all ioints the same as the Lric. The AVestern roads were not fully repre sented. The roolution takes effect 0a Mondav. New York, July 22 m. A large fire occurred at Rockaway during a thunder storm this morning. It is suppoeed that the hotel was Ft ruck by lightmug. It was totallv destroyed. New Orleans, July 22 m. . The bark Indus has arrived from Rio, with dates to the tnh of June. The Agcntine Confederation was coutinued. Ruenas Avres refuses the mediation of England, and asks the interference of France. Philadelphia Market. Philadelphia, July 22 m. Flour firm. There is very little demand either for export or home consumption. Sales to the home con.-mruers within the range of previous quotations. Rye low; quiet at J 311. Corn Meal scarce. Wheat is in moderate demand. Corn ven scarce, and has ngaiu advanced. Oats steady , at 52c for Pcuna., and 40c for Delaware. Whisky firm; sales iu barrels at 25(5, 2ttc; in hogsheads at 2 jc. .Vt York Market.' - ; Nlw York, July 22 m. Flour advanced; sales of 7,000 bids at Si 8t5 for Ohio an advance of 5c und $4 lof.t -i 80 for Southeru an advance of 5c. Wheat advanced lc7.2c; quota tions nominal. Corn bnov-aut ; tales of 1,200 btLihels at C5Q?,Ü3 lor mixed. Baltimore Market. Raltimokf, July 22 m. Flour stitTer, lut uu bnn rel. Wheat firm. Corn higher; while b.V' ic; yel low 90(5 91c. Proviious firm. WhL-.ky firm, and scarce at 2 1 r?":. . Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, July 22 m, Flour firm and in demand; receipts light. Provisions unchanged. Whisky 22 aa l active; more buyers than sellers. lUvcr autl Wrathrr. ClXCT.vxaTI, July 22 M. The river fell sixteen inches iu the last twenty-four hours. Weather clear. Mer cury 81. r.TTsBcnu, July 22 M. The river is three fect six inches bv the metal mark and falluig. Mercury 8i. LorisviLLt, July 22 M. The river is stationary with six fect two inches in the canal. Weather clear. fc&"A l.-viy, uot long since, commenced suit iu the Common Fleas Court at Ravenua, Ohio, for $5,000 damages for a breach of marriage contract. The defendant answerto I cd that he had agreed to marry, that he had pay all the co;ts.

BgAThe Princeton Convention, was a

very harmonious one. Judge Niblack was nominated on the first ballot, there being only four votes in opposition, and those were from "Warrick county, for Judge Law. The Cincinnati .Platform was re-adopted, with some unmeaning addenda. Judge Niblack made a speech, accepting the nomination; making suitable acknowl edgements for the honor, end pledging himself to beat Judtre Hovev. if he could. Ho wa followed by Mr. Denby, of the Custom House, who glorified Lecomptonism and Mr. Buchanan. He was succeeded bv Mr. McDouald, the 8th of January candi date for Attorney General of the State. The Convention passed a resolution rec ommending M. F. Burke, Esq., of Washing ton, Daviess county, as a candidate for the oßice of Circuit J udge. The canvass is now fdrly oen and the iue is with the people. Mr. McDonald will address the citizens at the Court House, this evening, we are in formed. VVarrlclt County Fair. The second Fair of the Warrick Agricultural .Society, will Iks held at the Fair urouaus, near üoonviue, irom tue jam 01 ocpteiuoer to lue 1st ot Uctober, inclusive. Wc learn that preparations are making to render the exhibition worthy of the agri cultural riches of old Warrick. The little of Lecomptouism spread abroad in her bor ders, has not impaired her products this season, and her harvests of the fruits of the earth, will be a3 sound as the crop of good principles which she will display in October. Her corn and her anti-Lecomptonism are comimr out from the effects of the un favorableness of Spring in a manner to cheer the farmers. River Hems. ARRIVALS AND DKPARTVRM. 1'rom Wednesday 5 r. till Thureday Sr.su AV. V. Gillum, Evaitsf ille to Kumsey; llighllyer, Louisville to St. iouis; Hariuouia, M. Louis to l'itt.-burgh; tV-utheriier, Louisville to 31umphis. ' The weather, yesterday, was warm. Iu 11,(5 iorci:tKn ioggy, and m 111c aiicrnoon 1 . . J ? puucriiig ciouus gave maicauon oi rain. lu tusiuess on tlie levee w:is as brisk: as -"0uli w cxijecica, mougu not mucu was uolnff - - Judging Irom the river columns of our exenanges we snouiti iiuiik mat business was unusuallv dull 111 all of our sister cities We clip the following from the Cincinnati Gaiitte ot Wednesday: 1 ue weather was hot with indications of falling weather la.t evening. The river is o - -- falling, having receded since it came to a aUUHl, tl C lUCllC. At I'lttSbUrg UiCrClS Ic:iS tha" four iwt water by the mark, m hich win noi auovv more man ij nicnes scaju ax the Sisters, and o feet nt Wheeling. v Ou Letart, Uuflnigton and IUennerhassett s, there is fully six feet water. Hence to Lou isville, there is nine feet water, ith five and a half feet in tiie canal, and forty iuclics on the falls 111 the pass. In the lower Ohio there is u.Ticicr.t water for all classes of steamers. On the levee vesterday there was decidedly an improvement in olfci ins I fir Wheeling and Pittsburg. . To St. Louis, a.Iiville, .Mcmpuisand .tv Urleans, there arc onlv moderate oftenngs, the rates tj all ixjiiits i naming firm I 1 he river is reported by the Louisville 1!'" to be rising at that point, v ith some six feet in the canal ly the mark. We learn that the Haltic, Capt. Met kin, will be bud up at Louisville for a while The fine steamer II. D. Xcwcomb will bedown this evening The Scioto, No. 2, will also be down, on her way to Henderson. The Cairo correspondent of the Mis-ouri Rrvnhlictuii is in extacies over the arrival of the cars in that city. Hear him: Well, the cars have tonic into Cairo agaiu, and the inhabitants are jubilant. It sounds very natural to hear the shrill sound of the steam whistle ou our levee again. A I freight train got in Saturday night, and was immediately followed by the itasseuger tram A number of rockets were sent up, as the occsision was considered as a sort of second' ary Fourth of July. The trains will here alter run regularly from aud to Cairo, and our Mound City friends will be left (it not high) at least as dry as usual, as that is the drycfct place now cxtunt. Hie time on the Illinois Central will be -changed so at to make do e connections, if possible, with the Ohio and Mississippi; but the change will not take place until next week, and then the trains will be obliged to leave here at 3 A. M. and 4 v. m. This mav lie somewhat of an annoyance to passengers, but it pl.ows the disiosition of tlie managers of the Illinois Central to accommodate the public as lar as thy can. ine rivers are tailing here at the same rate as l;i.-t reported, the Ohio having re ceded two inches iu twelve hours vestcr lav. The weather is warm mid clear, this inorn ing, but we bad a heavy shower from the North vestcrdav afternoon. Jfr-?fA very nd affair occurred in Prince ton, Kutlcr count v, Ohio, on Juursdav. .1 liutclu-r named Daniel Klljott bad lately extended his business, and !eing in a roor humor and full of fun, he thought he wou'n play off a , joke and frighten his wife. lie took with hun a couple of boys aud wei t to his slaughter house, where he fastened, a rope, attached to a machine for raising cat tie, around his neck, and sending ouo of the boys to his house to tell his wife that a man 44 who looked like Dan Elliott was hanging in the slaughter house, be bi I the other pull him up. This was dune, aiu! j when Mrs. Elliott reached the place her Imsband was hanging Hire enough, and .erfictly dead a ratchet preventing the ly from letting him down- after pulling him up. Mr. L. was alwtiys full of pranks, um it is not doubted tliat what terminated so fatally was intended as a joke JäSTTIie Laporte Timet says .that Mrs Slienuan, the lady who was so teverely wounded by a rocket on the fourth of July, at Michigan Citv, is dead. The rocket sti k was drivcu through her neck, and the irju ry has ended iu her death, alter two weeks of intense suRcrmg. t2f James Uallard. V- of Kcnsclacr, had a fine horse bitten to death by Hies- n Tuesday, on the prairie a few miles this side of Oxford. Whcu fouud he was covered with blood and quite dead. ible.

i

The Failure of the Ocean Telegraph.

The project of laying an ocean telegraph- ' ic cable on which so many brilliant hopes I have been fed, has proved a failure. It has been a beautiful dream sublime in conception, beneficient in design, but it has proved impracticable. The only hope of accom plishing the magnificent scheme now left, is the suggestion to take the w ire to the Farce slaud, to the North of Scotland, thence to celand and (j recnland, and across to the main and, and down the coast of Labrador to the regions ot civilization. Rut there arc so many obstacles in the climate and condition of the country as to render this project for permanent aud regular use, as hopeless as that across the ocean. Cut we presume that the idea of a telegraphic communication between the two continents will not be abandoned - till this' northern way has been tried. It would require the submcrrrino; of o o no grater length of cable than is now suc cessfully worked under the sea. The previous intelligence from the tele graphic Cejt, told us that the Niagara had been met not far west of the point at which the two steamers were to join their portions of the cable, and start each for its own laud, and htr officers stated that they bad a. 1 1 . 1 . mei very oaa weainer, the Agamemnon had sutfered terribly, being at one time in great danger of sinking, the cable had been loosened from its bed on that vessel bv the pitching of tlie sea, the coal had been tum bled out of its place and was thrown vio lently about, and fears for the soundness of the cable were entertained. The Niagara had suffered little, and the cable had not been displaced or injured so far as known. Such a tumbling us the wirs must have got on the Agamemnon was quite well adapted to destroying its already doubtful power of conducting an electric current three thousand miles. Consequently, when the junction was made and the paying out begun, there was little to astonish anybody in the breaking of the line before the vessels had gone ten miles. It did break iu a little time. The vessels came together again, respliced and started on a second expedition. This time some forty miles had been run out, when communication ceased. After communication ccaseJ, the Niagara allowed swing to the cable, and in addition a strain of four tuns was atml ed to tl a bral es. Although blowing fmh, the cable held her an hour, when a sudden pitch of the sea snapped the cable and the Niagara uore away lor IJueenstown. nnou'.u nothing be heard of the Agamem non, the Niagara, after coaling, will proceed to mul ocean, having still thirteen hundred miles of the cable. It is conjectured that the Agamemnon bad not delivered the arranged quantity of coil at the time or the failure, and was awaiting the Niagara. After the cxiieriencc in the trials already made, thera is little faith in the final success of the undertaking. COBMISSION MERCHANTS. n a. vjULF.f, Co., OLn nsJL TAIJhlMltD W1IARF1IUAT. Kvansville, Indiana. Morale, KoraarJinir, and Commifriion Mercliants, nneral Kailroad, Steamboat, and Ex press AeutK, .SwcUl A.uti for tlie PEWN. CENTRAL RAILROAD. nd eonnectionn over lach e ara aulliorized to give through rectipt at th lowest o-vil le rate. Having a mam mot a Wliariltoat at tlie landiuc, th" larpvt on the Ohio Kiver, rnpablo of storing and protect ing all merchandize liable to diuuae from exposure, we are prepared to fctciliLite th dipatcli of all coivigniucnu, lurwarUed to our c-re, t.v eitlier KIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. I'arlieulur attention paid to liecviviiig, iStoriiiK and Forward! ug, nlso, to the Sale of any Produce. 'fc or other property, coiwiued to us fort-:tlt-, udratisLii tion piutntnteivl. Office and extensiv Warehouse on Wnler tret, adjoining the TelefTraph, and n tho Wharf luat. a hero we are to 1 found, atteiininc; to tha lUtcretU uf our itnn at all Loun, d:ij and night. With our vuperior Lu-ilitie : lone ftamtinir: untiring cnerjry; and knowledife of our buviuvw, we f.-el -oiiHlent v( irivinfr general atlsfactKin, and hoe to merit a continuance cf the exteuhive patron age we are now enjoying. I.ilieral ch aavuiiceH will I made, on allcousienmeut to either ourselves or correspondents in auv of the principal market, Xonh, YMt or South. P. C. O HjLEY & CO. Jffc FO KV A K II N(I AM COM M 1 & I0X .MKKCIIAN, Water Strf.kt, Kvanmvii.lk, Jkmaka. Thankful for the patronage heretofore so lilx-rallv extended to me, I beg to say to my Green lliver and Walm.h frieii'ts that I am still on the ground, ready and willing to give their oou.ignments close attention. Particular attention giren to the forwarding of Tol.--o, I'ork, Lard, Ilacou, dwka add p-neral Mrrehaudixe. - ' - mr-5ni TB.OII.V X .fA.n..A, HP.CEItJLm IN;. FOKWARIUNt. AXD r.EXF.RAT. , COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Agent for Kanawha .'alt Compauy, KvauHtiUe, J udi.ma. We have formed a co-p.irtnthip under the styln of ItaowN A Aikman, and oner our services in the capacity an set forth in our card above. Wear fully prepan-d to extend very facilitv to hipiNtY, either by CAN AI, KIVEK, r IIA I LKUAI), and assure them that their interests shall Nt f.utl.fully r-pr-utet, should they Us pH5ard to favor us with their patroiute. Oirnv and N arehoie on the corner of Main id. and tlw 'anal. ' WM. JIKOWX, W. M. AIRMAN, Late of How anl Brow n. Late of FO.STLK, X Co. jan-.'-Mf "irfJVf HTOK.USi-:7l have a large döü3 y tl.t Warehouse at tliM (.'anal Ikifin, cajvilde if it. Ting any amount vl prounee, w tuen will Iw re. ceivl, Ktor.-d, taken cam of and held subject to the owners onl. ru ou most rcasouablo tertn. l'.ti.O'KILEY. inh2t;-tf to tr. in our. Fin; l'nf Warehouw, any quantity of Grain, 1'ro.lme, or Milcli.iuJi.e, on the int lilx-ral teruiw. Having large i-nd siry roonm tip Mair. particular carv will Im l.ikii of I!tifclio Fiirnirure, Agiiculturnl Implements and all kinU of goods of Wiir.n Ii..lle t damage fmin damp r ru.-d. Insuraiev niffed at tlie lowest tio proof rate by the mouth, or longer wh.-n UfirJ. "Vaniioti- ,sTiteI ou corner uf Ix-ust fctrrrt and W. and K. t'anal, and Ui-t ci iieiii. ut tr khipping liv Itivcr or U:k:Lrod. Applfto ap-.'S tiKO. 10STF.lt & KAILK0ADS AND KXPKESS. VvfU ÖFTiMi;EiK'xiZ2 On and aftiT 31nday, July Ulli, 1&, the trains on ttii road will run ai fMJow: The up m.til w ill leave Fvansviile at 9 A. M.; Vinif-nner li.in, ami arrive at Terre Haute at a I. M. as heretofore. (I)iuuer Kdli at Vina-nnes and Tt rre Haute.) Tlie..wn mad will le.ire Terre Haute at T..Xi P. Viiirenm H.. and arrrve at Lvanaiille al'J.10 I'. M. (.Supper at Vincennes.) TIIE AC05lMODATIOS TKAIN BETWFLN tVAXSVILLE AND VIXCEXXKS. On TneMl.-iys, Thursd;iy suJ Saturdays ruly. Will leara Vioepiiliea at 6.00 A. Jl. aud arrive at Lnnrill at 1.15 A. M. Will leave Kranrville at 1.30 P. M. and arrive at' Vinernn'-H at T.'M P. ?t. BKTWEKX VINCENNES AXI TFKKK HAl'TE. n Mondays, WedneKlays and Fridays only. Will leave Vilio-nm-t af Ä.W A. M. and arrive at Terre Haute at 1'JuiO A. M.; ill h ave Terr Haut at 1.10 I. M. and arrive at Viueennea at fi.'-V V. M. JOHN INGLE, JR., Mip t. j'yii : Jt We beg to call the attention of Merchants buying or ordering their fall stock from the Eastern eitle, to thj.inpericir adantsses and facilitiea or tb IfaKlmore and Ohio Ilallroad, for the eai'e and speedy tramiHrtation of Fr.-hta to Evansville and vn-iuity. Connections are made with the mot relitde lUdroails and btcamchipü. Kiver route shortened and improved by completion to Paikerbburph. Through rate lower than by any other rootr. Apply to M. 1'OTtLR, boMcn ; B. F. Kmlt, rUiladlphh ; C. I. PibvttL. New Voik; J. T. Lnolanc. Lütimore, for iDformatJon or through rate, or to GIO. FOSTER Ä Co., Freight Aer-s Correr J.-t nvoet act Cass!, Eracirüle, Irdiana. j;--23

STEAMBOATS.

jr,ff?J?f.fS EJJJ8VtLLB; KEGULAB WEEKLY TACKET. .... Zr& Tho Ix w Treasure Steamer 80ÜTII tbytERXEK. O. W. Triplett, Cora-v-ivXii-1 iemander ; J. B. Abcukr, Clerk, leaves Louisville every Wcdnefeday at 5 p. m. ; leavra Memphis every Sturd'.y at 5 p. M.jlcavea Evansrilla for Louisville every Monday at 5 p. leaves Evansville for Memphis every Thursday at 11 a. h. U3,Way business solicited and attended to at same rates as charged by Packets. jan21-tf P. G. O'KILEY A CO., Agrnts. Vf .V t'ML T,E .f.VZ MJ ULCUS TRI-WEEKLY 31AIL LINE. Steamer ALIDA, leaves Evaneville, ertry Monday, Wed nesday aoa rndav at 9 a. m. Leaves Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, af 9 a. M. Connecting at Evansvilla with E. A C. P. It. for all points North and East, and with packets for Louisville, Wabash and Green Hi vera. At Paducah with packets for Saint Louis, Xew Orleans and the daily mail boats for Cairo, Nashville and Tennessee- River. Htedncii promptly attended to, and charge for freight and passage same .13 charged by the packet J. H. Pone. ' jly6-mdlw 9E liOH KE.I.VS L.V ATVfVVILLE PACKET, TIIE CHOCTAW. The steamer CHOCTAW. Captain MiKLicr, will run regularly for the i-mainder of the season, and as long as the water will permit, as a regular packet, la-tween Evansville and New Orleans. From her great breU, she can easily make the trip in thirteen . day, aud will leave here every fifteenth day after her departure. She will retnrn on her third trip OX THE 11TII OR 12TH OF MAY. The time of her arrival will be telegraphed from Vicksburh and Memphis, and duly announced In the paper, that ahipiera may know and rely upon her uKivi-mctit. Her 1 fiVers phdge themselves to do all in their power for tbc Interest and tune or the city with which they set k to identify themselves, and they solicit tu return from citizens such encoursgement an will make their connection with the city permanent and reciprocally profitable. The boat will need fjr her support vr freights as well as down cargoes, and in proportion to her receipts op, can ehe a fiord to reduce her down freights. Shippers here tdiould, tberofore, for their own iateroot, endeavor to secure her up freights from their correspondents. I. A. CÜANE, Agent. 8 p31 -t f Wf S. JMiL FJSSE.YVlilt J'JCAC ET. EVANSVILLE, PADUCAH AND CAIP.0 PACKET. -jrso J. R. DONE, D. B. HrREOV, Mas." tLr-t-ji-ter, leaves Evansville every Jloni3fc&&day and Thursday at 12 o'clock, arriving at Paducah at C o'clock, A. M.f Cairo at 12' o'clock, M.t Tuesday and Friday. Returning-, leaves Cairo every Tuesday and Friday, at 7 o'clock P. M., and Paducah ercry Wednesday aud Sat or -daT. at o'clock. A.M. COXXECTIXO AT EVANSVILLE WITH THE EVANSVILLE AND CKAWFORDSVILLE R. K and Packets for Green Kiver Also, connecting at hniithland with Cumberland Kiver Parket; at Cairo with Memphis, New Orleans and St. Louis Piuket. - Tickets can be obtained ou board the boat for all KaMera Cities. marMy 10Jll?OttT, fifEElt U.Vli KJEK--TY," PgularSt. Lcrisavnd LcuuvUle Pack ets, LltniTNlXii I.IXE. i no Diioair.g boats nave com2nicuced their regular trips in tha Louisville and St. Louis trade, and will continue to run during the scaeon, riving particular attention to all wav business. The FASHION, . CAPT. J. M. MA ETI N, , Passes Evansville, cuius down every Tuesday morn Ing, and up every Frida v morning. The HIGliFLYER, CAW. THOS. WaiGBT, Passes Evansvillo, going down, every Thursday morning, ami up even- Monday tnorninjr. LOUISVILLE AND ST. LOLlS Passengers and vhippcra can rely upon theo boats leaving punctually ou their regular days, and connecting with all the packets running abave St. Louis. For freight or passage apply on board or to marl7 P. O. O'KILEY A CO. EOULUlt MUU.YanLLI! J.YU sV LOUISVILLE PACKET. ffZSJSf The JOHN BKIGGS will hereafter -2l!iArtrun regularly as a Louisville and C2SiJeS3lsr Evansville Packet: havlnz eioellent accommodations for Passengers, fihe will leave r.vansvtiie every vvednesday and Sat ar day arte. noon at 5 0'cU.ek, precise! v. X. If. COPB, Mastsr. tnar2 P. M. GAKDXER.Cl'k. nEtJVI.Ua JLOl lSl'lLLE, El"m JleVANSVILLE AND HENDERSON' PACKET. The STEAMER tCI0T0, NO 2, -njf-will lrive Evansville every TuesSSSÄfSday at 6 o'clock, p. it., and 8aturdiv at 12 o'clock, p. yt., for Henderson and Louisville. Accommodations excellent. jan2 f W FB1ZK EOF E lmER mBOD I" XJLy who subscribes for the NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS, A Beautifully Illustrated . Family Newspaper. The New York Weekly Trees is one of the larg-U and best literary papers of tha day. A large Quarto containing Twenty l'afje, or Äixty Columns, of entertaining matter; and Elegantly Illustrated every week. A Gift worth from M centa to S100 will be seat lo each sutcribcr on receipt of the subscription money. tfkms: One copy fr one year, and 1 gift l...$2 00 Three x-pies one year, and 3 gifts fi 00 Five copies one year, and 5 gifts.. 8 00' Ten copies one year, and 10 gilt ;. 15 CJ Twenty-one copiea one year, and 12 Rift. .....30 OO Canadian subscribers must send 20 cents each In addition to tlie alcove rates, to pay the Amcricca postage, which must be pre-paid. " The article to be distributed are comprised in the following list : 1 1'. S. Treasury Note ..Sl'XO 00 - 2 do - do .do .VJ0 00 5 do do do .. . 200 00 each, each. 10 do do do 100 00 each. Patent Lever Hunting Cased Watches $100 00 to Uold V aU4wr8...... IA do lnO do 75 00 0 00 60 0 30 00 as oo ... ... .......... :WX IiditMiOold Watchee 200 Silver Hunting Cused Watches, MJ0 Siher Watchis J10 00 to 20 00 IO06 Cold Cuurd, Vust aud Fob Chains .. 10 00 U SO 00 1KX) Cold Pens aud Fem ils fi 00 to 15 CO te-ld Lockets, l'.rac lets, l'rooch. Ear Drops, l'.n-.-o-t Pins, C'utl Pins, J-'lx-ve Buttons. Kings, thirt Si mis, Watch Keys, lAjld and JSilv.-r ThimM s, and a vaiiety cf other articles worth from irJ cents to 1.1 OOeath. . On rec-ipt f the subscription mowylhe subs Tiber 'a name will I entered upn our buuks oppo-r-itt a number, and the gitt cornponding with that number will be for u aid. d within one week to him. by mail or exjress, jt-paid. 'There is neither huinl-u nor lottery about the above, as every suImi iU-r is sure of a Prize of ralii'. We prefer to niuko this liberal distribution among them instead of giving a larg! commission to Ap rils, pivjnp to the eubm-riber the amount that would go to the Agent, and in nnnv casm a hundred fold more. DANIELA DEE, Publisher. apl'i-Cm 211 Centre streot, New York. fitorg-e If. Meltrtd will be an indepfDdent candidate for tliciifl, at the enuin October eh-ction. 11 i l.l.O CK. X NTOMtUKlt, I'UKTEUS AND DEALECä IN , Domestic aud Foreign Drugs, . MEDICALS, CHEMICAL?, . , Paints, Oils, YmUhes, Brushes, G lata A XD (iLASSWA Ii VA TEXT MEDICI XES, PERFUMERY, DIRO CAGES, tC, - ' Evansviixk, INDLAXA: Haing made large additions to our Mock, we are now resity to till all order with such quality cf 0od a we t.-vl assure.1 will give eut ire katn-faction. As we make our piirchaes by the packages, we are enabled to oller I lr-Ln at the lw-.-t possible, prig's, tliereby givi tlie purchaser the ame actvantacM as those who buy Fast. M'e aUo dual cxtiTuEOTYpn axd amerotype stock And k- p constantly on hand a lar-e and varied as-i,rliii-iit of 4'aeev. I'N-micala, Cannrala, and every arti.-le rontieeted with the art. operators that choose to order, and enclosing re. mittanoe, tlte ame cre and prices will be observed as If th. y attend personally. When 'goods out of our line are wanted, we will pns-i.re them with pleasure, at the lowest prices. We shall, as hrretufc-re. eivn partU uUr attention to bave all orders cai fully packed and promptly forwardod. julv2 HALLOCK A STODDARD u me ts. v TTifir h1ka:KINi, Salmon, IVketvU, White Fih. Lima Cem-ait, Almond', Fray.il Nuts, Fiil.rt, Engluih Waluuts, Currants, Kaisins. Fie. Camphor, Alum. Foin talts, Sulphur, Roll Knmtdonc, Coppirafc, M.i'M-r, Iogwvod, Indijro, Cr-.'un liu-tar, öoda, JIM Cords, all kinds; hkukinp. Baiting. Clov. Havana, Oerroan, and half Spanish Ciara; Teas, Omgi-r all kinds ; GI.cs Jars, lanterns aud ITatk. Is.nion Syrup, 2IuUrd, Ntttincgn, Matches, SpnnhJa' li, lbsters ftye?er, Sardiu.-e, IVpper Sauce. Sle rifsv, Kot-in, Fancy Soaps, I'awder, balety Fute, Tobacco, all kinds; Scotch Snufl, Starch, Vinegar. laper, all kind : Kioe, Ac, A upply or the above kvpt ooofctaiitly on hand. and for eale, low, t y . " GILBERT tOWLES, ' Jiit)e23-tf Syacmore, uar Water. WMJSö OA f'TTc.--! THE EUUti MP lw II. KEN MIT t CO., 1 this day diwolvtl ty mutual cmwnt- The bi-i net will hrK-after b carried on try Jane f-nou, who will etttli all burinet ciancted with tlie late firi R. 11. IiENNLIT,