Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 312, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 7 August 1858 — Page 3

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Br See First and Fnnrlh Pages for Interesting Reading Matter. Local and Miscellaneous. 95 Kcuaril. I will give the above reward for the detection of the thief who stole the Volk bolt newspaper from the doors of the subscribers on Main St. on yesterday morning. P. SCHMUCK. fc2The Cumberland Presbyterian Sunday School will meet at the Neptune Engiue Hall, on Second St, between Main and Locust EL, on to-morror, at the usual honn and thereafter until the church ia repaired. JtnJTTherc has been a great cry for work in our sister cities. There is no scarcity of it here. Messrs. A.nspaciiek Si Tlact advertise to-day for seamstresses and tailors. Their storeroom can be found on north tide of First street, between Main and Sycamore Robt. S. Rcstox h.uj opened a large feed store under the telegraph office. lie has wade arrangements fur keeping constantly on hand a large stock of feed of every variety, and is prepared to fill all orders promptly and cheaply. Give him a cull. CSjnie fimpleton, writing to the Indianapolis Given, saya he will not vote for Torter, because he supported the magnifiveut hnmbug John C. Fremont. Vet he would have supported John P. Defrccs for Ihe same reason we presume. ESP The Administration is sorely troubled, ?ays a Washington letter writer, to find a proper person to earn thc $10,000 appropriated for the special mLuion to Paraguay, lie is required to .peak Spani.-h, and jierhaps may have occasion to walk inLb. J&Qjfyi. L. Johnson has sold out his jcriwliral and stationery establishment to T WniTTAKEit. Mr. Whittitkcr ia an agreeable and accommodating gentleman, and will te (leaded to attend to all customers who may want anything in his line. He pledges himself to keep a complete assortment of all grades and varieties of stationery, as well us all thc periodical liitraturc of thc day. ZHr Whilst our government official denied the Press the pririlege of sending re1'ortcra on board thc Niagara, the Engliah govermuent, with a praise worthy magnanimity, not only allowed reporters berths on tbe Agamemnon but a reporter of thc London Time, a bitter opponent of the present ministry. When will our officials learn euch courtesy. There is true, genuine feeling in thc following Ethiopian compliment to woman : "Dey maj mil agin women as much a dey like, but dey can't set me agin 'em. I hab always in my life found dem to be fust in lub, fust in de ice-cream ttaloon, und the fust, best, and last in the sick room. What would we poor debils do widout 'em ? Let w be born as young, as ugly, nnd as helpless as we please, and a woman's arm urn open to receive us. She it am who gubs us uur fust doac of castor oil, and puts tlo.e 'lon our helplessly naked limbs, and cubbcrs up our foots and toeses in long flannel petticoats ; nnd it am she, as wc grow up, who fills our dinner baskets wid doughnuts and spplcs as we start to school, and licks us when wc tears our trowsers." Bthm'i Commercial College We have received a very neat pamphlet, the Fifth Annual Catalogue of Behm's Commercial College, in this city. It contains nn excellent essay upon thc great advanta ges of a thorough knowledge of Book-Keeping to persons in every pursuit in life, in which accounts of any kind are to be kept. To thc fanner and mechanic it is a department of knowledge relatively as important, as to the merchant. There is no person in thc active walks of life, who would not be Mrell repaid for devoting six or eight weeks and $30 to obtain a knowledge of the art of Book-Keeping, as taught by Mr. Behm. The habit of keeping systematic accounts even on the smallest farm and in thc household, is worth to a young man, or even a young lady, ten times the cost in money and time to acquire a knowledge of the correct mode of doing it. We observe that Mr. Behm has had applications from Ladies, to lccome pupils, and he proposes the next session to take a number of female scholars. In Philadelphia, some of the best bookkeepers and accountants in the" retail houses re females. There is no good reasons why employment for them in thi3 pursuit should not be extended. A wife who had a knowledge of book-keeping, might give valuable aid to a husband in the retail trade, or a mechanic, whose n flairs were too limited to inploy i clerk. Jn their own line of business as shop keepers milliners mantau makers, 4c. ic, an acquaintance with bookkeeping is essential to them. It might not be so graceful and charming an accomplishment as the art of playing on thc piano, but it would require lcs time and money, and would make its possessor as valuable and esteemed, if not as fascinating a wife. This Institution deserves the fostering care of our citizens, for it is equal to any one in the West for the thorough education it imparts to its pupils. JCy Wc invite thc attention of the sick And Afflicted, to thc advertisements in our columns of Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sart anarilla, and Gridley's Salt Rheum and Tetter Ointment, Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam, Dr. Baker's Specific, Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial, and Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague t. !? rwy i iviuer. a nrac meoacmes arc prepared oy a thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, 60 that all can rely upon them as being safe and effectual in curing thc diseases for which they are recommended. They arc standard remedies, andean be found in ncaxlr every Dru? aad Apothecary Etore - in thc United States

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- . iL Vkaaa a t v W-Smä ft mm 9 mm t LSn J..oeUtl.nrlh Stockholders of tho -T!" -'.1 a,th Court Hduo " 4 . ... o -v-.i v i. m Saturday next, Augu.t .th, at 2 o do, k, P. 31.. to elect Trustee, for the euu,ng year and trankt 1 I t-tl P IIORNBROOK Secretary I J1"?!? l .mUM,M , ary. i i " m tut. J SrÜrur ZluTtl .jrMculc of this fcockdy arc rented o . - -- ' " i at lYt o'clock, P. M. The Committee IVmi-.m "r") Tv' ? Bwltab,,wL j order of th Frident. aug3td P. II0KNBR0OK, Secretary. Vmiuat Mr inurmnc Conpny ' Tiittf.rOMrj'Af tounty tVAüKVitir, i:-p-. August 3d, läöi. An election for.S.vtn Thncturs nd a xTcUry fur tio Cotr-pry, to wrv fcr ibd ensuing year, wCl U ha!d at tto uftct recently occupied by M. 3. Johr.son, Esq.. eu Third street, near Main, on Mnilr, th l("4h day Cf Augu't, to op.-n t 1 uVUk, and elm. at Ä oMtxk, P. 31. By ordi r of tho lknird -f lUrwtorH. mi-5-t.l ItUBKRT EARI.KY, Fwn-tary. I'm current Von e ff Tin hljrift prirt. id fr Illinois, Witcomiii an! Tenne nt-, iu exchange f.r LankaMo fund.", ty j y 1 2-1 ni A L I. IS A H O W Ks. VolkUte copy. Irttttnt l ily nkl)trctorJoh A. K-itc, Ooura.l Ilakcr, Thumu K. Gurtin and Jolin Law. lU?ciiv- i.-jHiti, buy. and wlU evin und exthang. Intcrrkt alluwed on tim d-polli at mrh ruU as may In? nprffd upon with tU pwitors, and perißed in Ttilirat. Hx-hanp on w York, Cincinnati and Loninville, Greot Hi iUin, Franee, Switzerbud, pM-lgiuni, Holland, HuNtLi, lv-nmurk, r'vuxl.n, Norway, and all the fifitnand largo tou of Germany, (or .ale iu cum to .uit. Collo tiuu. tnnd, and prooccda remitted prvmptly at current rat of ew bang-. JOHN A. It EITZ, IWt. W. BAkER, Cuahier. l'5'2!1 t'oml-ltitdimHi Utmimg- Company, OOiet on Vatcr .treet, under the Telegraph uffire. Cart kxidiof 16 Lm-lK-lj of Ilodbm Mine CohI delivered to any art of tlio city at 1 00 pr load. Cual weighed, if d-sired, at the cxpeuws of the piireham.T. Notes of olvent bauka of Illiin-U and VLconiin taken in ttayntent. JOHN WYMONn, dt2M-tf S-cretnry an.i Manner. T Ifandtrfut Smretf mt II r. Itmtttttr'M celebrated and unrivalled ST0MACU BITTER.", fn.ni the tim of iu introduction to tho publie, prove conclusively its wanifttit superiority over any other preparation of tho kind now manufactured. IU action on the dilutive orpann U of the tut plt-usiiiK character, removing all dUuar. or morbidity, and giving the t y&tem a sound and heul thy tone. In cures of DyTpsia, low of appetite, general mental or physical weak neu, its operation U niot beneficent indn-d ; pome of the most din ful raws that have ever been nndor medical treatment havo l-cn entirely cured by tbi. great agent. A a tonic, ifoot ttor'. Hitter, are moot delightful, especially before meal 4. For ab by Prugghds and dealer generally, everywhere, nug.'i-lw Ifr. Emtrly'a Modln mnd SmrmmpartHm Will cure all dineafc arising from an impure state of tho lilood, or a depravetl condition of llir fluid of the y.twi, v'i7: Cancern, Swelling of tho Clauds, Rhouinatiut, White, Swelling. Chronic Sr Eye. lUt, Itoilv, Eryfciieku, ioitre, l'iiu in tb Dhun auJ JoiutH, riursin tho 3Iouth anl TLroaf, and all Chronic Coutitiitionat TUi UM-dirine M-arrliv out the very root of the dLtea.-tu by purifyiug the blootl, and changing the .fcretions In the ystein, thua reniot inj; the caur, hieb rrui4-r tho cure certain and permanent. Ir. Easterly'. Iodine and Sarsaparilhi will cure tho wort mercurial di.cn.ua and drive out and destroy every particlw of mercury which U in the tysteui, and cure Its Kid effect. It will cure JWondary SrhilM or Veneroal e.xtes, and will drive the Syphilitic Virus nJ .ill hereditary taint and jioidoiiou matter out of the ytetn through the pore of the Akin, and ret-tore the Patient to a perfect itate of health and purity. It is a poaitive cure for livr o.mi-liiint and dyvpep.ia, if lined a prti'r length of time. I rhidlcnge tli world to produce it equal in then eomplaiut. The afflicted will bear iu mind that lr. Merly' Iodine and fsiroarilla will cure all Nervuu I'iJea.He., Female Complaint, Iropy, tJravel, liras s of the Kidneys, Üla ld- r and Urinary Organ in a few days. It will remove Pinipb- and Chtche from the Face, and make the skin clear, white and beautiful a alabaster. It doe this by purifying the blood, and by its prompt action on tbe Liver, Kidney, and Secretory Organs, producing vigorou health. Person who have long been afflicted with Scrofula, Old Sore, Tetter, ltingworin, 5k old Head, Blotcheir, Eruption of thc Skiu and all Cutaneous Disease, are adviel to procure tJridley' Sstlt Rheum aud Tetter Oiutment to apply ou the Sires, or diseased parti, w hen uing Dr. Lastcrlj . Iodine and Sursaparilla. The IoIine aud Sarvaparilla purifies the Blood, and cause the sores to discliarge their putrid matter, and the ointment heals them. When both are used (which I always recommend) a permanent and radical cure is always effected. They are the Nad and mott owcrful curatives known to man. A fair trial i all I ask I do i't tear the result. Trice of the IiKline and Sarsaparilla S 1 per lttle, or 6 bottle for S3. CSridUy 'a Salt Rheum Ointment 75 cent per bottle. Both are prewired t'' Ir. Easterly, corner of Third and Chefinit street, ft. Louis, Missouri, sole proprietor, to whom all order tuuht be addressed. njuSold by Hallock Sto.ldrd, W. Bkrbower, Liech Jt CaUlctt, Keller & White, DruggUts, in Evansville, and by I'ruggiet generally. my31-lyin. Itr. Brnktr' SptctAc teilt csr fimmorrhea, Olej-t, Stricture, S-miual Weakness, Chordce, I)Leaes of the Kidneys, Bladder, and all disease of the genital orgaus. Reader, have you a private disease? Vo not neglect it. iK-lay is daugerou. Dr. Baker' Specific 1 a safe, speedy, and radical euro. W ith Dr. Baker Specific you can cure yourself, and prevent exposure, a plain direction for use accompany tho medicine. Trice SI 50 per bottle. !- Easteklv, corner Third and Chestnut treets, St. Louts, Mo., sole proprietor, to whom all orders must 1 addressed to get the genuine. Sold by Hallock A Stoddard, Leich Jt Calslett, Keller Jt White, in Evansville, and by druggist generally. niy3l-lyin Ilr Uooptr1 Wmml Cordt ml teilt cur all Female Complaints, such as Lxcescivw, Suppressed, or Painful Meustruatiou, Fluor Albus or White, Barrenner, Sallow Complexion, Headache, Dizzi- ..... nese, eaa .erer, i l lilliut iMiaiun, uu mit nieases caus-d by Colds, Checked Perspiration, Ex-o-sh;, Over-Excitement, etc., of tho Sexual Organs. Vr. Hooin-r tenia w Cordial l univertauy , , . .... ... ., . . .. know-edged by tho Luhe the N -l remedy ever invented. CTnco 51 per buttle, or MX bottles for f ö. Ph. Eamtcrlt, corner of Third and Cbesnat ....... . strveU, St. Louis, Mo., Sole Propratur, ami to w hom all order mutt be addrcneed. w.i i iu lr.u.L l e i ww viöoe. u, iwiio. a ctotiuaru, n . uicroower, laccu j and Calblett, Keller A White, in Evansville, and by druKb-t general ly. mv3l-lvin ; wiu iure aw iuu m ever, v 111119 ana luvrrrivuni i Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fever, and all i tho variou forms of Fevers incident to Riliou Cli- j matt. If there i a man, woman or child cuflcr- j Ing with Ague and Fever, they ,re advbcl to pro- I j cure Dr. Eafcterly's Fever and Ague Killer. It ia a 1 positive cure peedy and permanent. Try it. Sl or ,ix bottle for -,. Dr. Eastt-blt, comer of Third and Chestnut ; atreets, St. Loui. Sole Proprietor, to whom all or- ; . aL.ja lA V t i Hallock Si Stoddard, W. Dierbowcr, Liech A CalaKUer A White, Agent for EvanaviUe, and by drurrfft federally tny-i-ljia. SH-A J,or Ol JI M ived. and fr sabi at Sam'l A. Ii- REYNOLDS 4 Co.. i.v; mm Apple, juat received,

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Jßr. Cmrttr'M ion-h Xfn, eilt cur Couglis, Cold,. A. ''7n' Pl"i "" b RW nd 1W rieuri-y. Whooping Coiih, Croup, Liver Cowßf na No on. V-TS? mux"lly l StK '' old. Cough and CoMs wd to tlHlilllinllktB, nr!d then to early I haV y,,U a ('0"51" '1 r ,Isoswr of fh, lcnpi7 rn-nr at once that c-ktn.. I tmi ronuijv. i aitji a vi!t uiuiii nu 11 W1 0 , iu tWtrnty.f((Ur and alway. cure. .,cwor,t of Co.d,. ix d M rtlw(ta4 (lf thc Throi,t ,ud Lunga in a for ! day. Tric Triiü Ntllcb, ü P"B8. Large hot IK per tottle, or 6 Uttk- lor $j. Da. EAsrtaiT, comer Ttird and Chttout, St. Louis, Mo., ol. pwiruttr, to whom all ordrj must and White, and by druggists generally. niy51-ly tltjcicmm tJImttMMg' J,inltnnl. It it eighty years since this Liniment w is first offered to the afllicted. Mauy millions of l-ott!tn havo been use1, aud it ha given better aatirtactiou than any article ever before trio! for similar purposes. It possesses a specific pvr over iuHammations, aad chronic or accidental Jeraii nient of the Müsch, Joints, Ligaments or Skin. It is a source of great pleasure to feel that we have been the huniMo mean of relieving such an immense amount of suffering, and have c:tud many thousands to "leap for joy," Is-cau-w their pnin were relieved, their wounds healed and their stitT joint made elastic. Unscrupulous partic", regardhv of tlicir obligation to ourselves or the public, are engaged in attempting to Introduce a spurious nnd miserable article under another name, ty representing it to U the same or .imi'ar. BHJ'Ro on your guard! Buy none but the original .MEXICAN JIl'STANO LINIMENT, and you will not ! deceived, ii. W. Westbrcok, Originator. BARNES 1 PARK, ft b2.dJtw3mo. Proprietor., New York. töTO.V.WiO PMiJtCOCK J-'HJTU-er Fly Brihe; 3 doz. Misses' Bnms, a fancy article; 6 do Fancy Wl.Uk; 10 do Mutker And Leenllon Brooms; Id do assorted Scrub Brushes; ." do Dusting Bru-lies, fancy ami plain; & do ho Iirulet, do (to; IIORNBROOK Jt CO. J 4rtod Wire; Ui ß'dls -omnivu and charcoHl Sheet Iron; 20 do Galvanized and Ruu do; 5 cask Sheet .inc; Sheet Cpper and Copper Bottom, all Klzir, iu store aud Tr s;ile by SA3IUKL ORR. Jl.v QHOLAiSJL.t TOIL! CCO .';. Vsam'l t. mck .c.r.i. w. wicks Lrvi L. nock. NOCK, WICKS, &. CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Commission Merchants, ' and lr.ALt:lt IN Foreign & Domestic Liquors, Cigar, A.c. A.c. AuKvrs'roii r.f.i.v.i, Missoiui .i.v at. tobacco. Al.sO, A'il'.NTS rou MAYSI'ILIE COTTOS' YAUS., TH'ISK, II ATTISO, COTTOS .f MA SILL A VOUDAGI7, No. .dl Main street, LOl'ISYILLE, KY. V keep conntnntly on hand a lare rtH-k of xptilar Irui.tl. of Tuhairo, among which arc Holland la l'nij.ree Pine Apple Twbt aid Taiicwke. A1m. Jlherts and Harris' t ltran-1. Our stock of pur Old ISourhvii and Rye Whirky, U large and Wdll selected, all of which we o. r on Kod terms to the Wefttem and Sbtithern trade. NOCK, WICKS A. CO., Malu street. Wholesale Tobacco Agency. No. 511 3Iain street, Louisville," Ky. We aro now ni-elving ur new stock of Virginia and Kentucky TobuuCo, which w offer low to the trade. IIOLLANp'STUBAtCO. Empress Prembim Bran.l 20 Boxe. T. J. Holland. No. 1. 175 du do ) do üno do do Jacob Mrndrr. C. L. Holland S. R. Corner r. a. Holland n. r. Extra Pancake Extra Foil Twfct VXtt" Api'l T i-t WVie and Iro. Tuit. tJold-n Age Pancake.. I.I UO ... 20 Kegs. .... :.0 Butts. ... M il ... 7ö do ... 80 Boxes. LANGIIORN'M TOBACCO. (UA Leaf Kxtra J. M. ( abb s. K. White J. A. Clay : HARRIS TOBACCO. Sultana T ople" Favorite do do I !ame Cock Luxury of the 1'eople A pricot John Smith .. Butts. ,. ." do .. do ..1O0 do . 75 Catf. . 00 Röxe. .100 Catt's. . 2 Cav. . . Kegs. . Zi) to . 1") Case. ROBERTS' TOBACCO. E. M. Snead ljo n.IXr. E. W. Barton 5 do Roberts' Best .10 d.i I'lush Koll m Itutts. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI TOBACCO. i Ming liusseit id , IWett's K lb do km , Won folk's pound and f Old Buck lb do do J.tsitSs lo do Catties ... . ... . . MV 70 Butts. do lf0 do m Butts. 40 do loO lt.xes. i;j l'kg. Gundry Brands (tb ). ...SID Itoxes. MK.KS, WICKS & CO., 511 Main street, Louisville, Ky. TJTrO.V, JLMWEH Jf.VIt Sale Stable, Second lietween Main and Ieust Streets, eppotite the Old Presbyterian Church, Evansville. The undersigned ha a large nnd commodious Brick Stable with sheds for carriages, and is prewired to take horss by tbe day, week or month. His customer may bo sure of having th-ir animals well and carefully attended to. He refer to the following gentlemen who; horses he ha had a long time under his charge He ha also number of good and safe horse for th saddle or harness, with a number of now and comfortable buggies, to hin. Orders for saddle horse or bui'., will l punctually attended to. Refer to CG. Keats, Gas oflice; C. R. Bemtut; J. S. Gavitt, Ex -Sheriff; Cvprian Proton. ctl2-ly J. STKATTOW wFJL The Troy Iron and Nail Factory, at Trov. . i., iK-nry liiirueu n Improved Horse Shoe MachineHrynow in suTcftil eisTationJI i and are prepared to execute orders for Horse and 3Iule tfhoes, of anv weight and pattern, at a f ri-e but little alove the price f Horse Shoe Iron. The quality of the Iron used in these shoes is warranted ia every refpect. These shoes have Is-cn approved of, and are now usil by the Uuited States Government exclusively, a also by many of tbe principal Stage aud Omnibus Companies and Horse Shocrs throughout the country. Any person enclosing S3 to the undersigned, will have a samplu of loo lbs., assorted sizes, sent to his address. . ,-rc"-T?, ISe.will Orders addressed to tho subscriber, at Troy vilreceive prompt attention. W.U. Y. HI i; DEN, A?ent, Troy, N. Y. apl-ly ( "MfJOTie ii TO I'.l ff.M II H iJ'IM mm a v i.i a w -i. j it..h..h.. mo un i. rs ijiimi aoui.i ' respectfully iufonn the Hav Cnwer and Dealer . ,,0 h;iJ r,ir,hasM t,,e riht , nwke lni lVnniMon' l'ortablj Hay l reh in Vanderburph I and Warrick count i.-, aud in r..w road v to receive ! rde t"''Thtichvrm ' fiU ftnJ 1 act up, aud warrant tu perform all t int is rerrcwnted. Person wanting Presse would do well to rail on the undersigned aud examine the model and T uiu L'i iAix.14.t113 uiRJii wi ii ii' ii i iuv t i im nn l nnT it-MH . f - ä ." Ü than any other Press in use, for anything 1:1. .1.. UB.C lilt money, ana tase up out little room. je-3uidjrw ÄfXfAÄ100 HE Off I SHOUTED S W Nails, received aud for mIo cheap for cash, by JACOB STJiAUlt, jlyjl-3w No. 40 Main street. WM R JUS J.Vi EJJlELEIt METMM ties; Chain Pumps and Fixturet-; Cistern and Force Pumps; WoodroiiRh A McCaflin' C. S. Mill Saws. Juyt iv:cived and for sale bv JACOB STRAUB. jly24-3w o. A Main St re. t. ; av i?jZZiifi5Li. t'ffZ in f ItonneU of every decriPik, Riblwna ud Flower. Ato, Glove Collar UnderMeeve. Chemikern, Ve.b, Ac. Ac. to whkh the inv.i the att-ntioa of th pubüc F. lt. DA UK KR, jljl-tf. itWJ,UUUv 0 i OCice. ikucu n aiiinE or enure uori u ccm. ean-

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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

KV TMK E. W. I.IXR. Last Night's Despatches. . FrQm w.hlnRton. Washington-, Anjr. 4.-r. m. Two thousand .troops equipped with the most effective arms known, will soon 1 in TerritorieS of Washington and Oregon and make vigorotts " "inter campaign ltot t& ho,til Iu(liiiil5. Uelu - - - ; - JTih of Jul v S orJrSSJAnrt & ' from Itbstnn. p iM ... . . ... " ,V ,:dwi.'h fV " by the. operator at thc Portland, Maine, of fice of the American telegraph company, by way of rejoicing over the t.-legraph cable enterjirise. A hundred guns will be fired the common to-morrow i:i honor of the event. A'evf York Market. Nkw York, Aug. G. r. Si. Flour h?s advanced, sales of 10,000 bb!s of Ohio at 4 15rt4 23. Wheat has advanced, sales of 00,000 bush; Southern red 1 r.0( 1 :i; white 1 4(5 1 45. Corn is heavy ; sales of 40,000 bush; yellow 1 00(j l t ä. Frieght on Hour to Liverpool la 3d; grain 4d(V4 id. Bacon firm. Leather is tlull and drooping. Hides are firm. Sugars are firm. Molasses ?ales of Orleans at ret.il at SO. Coffee firm. At the tea sale to-day there was a decline, especially in fair middling qualities. Afternoon Report. St. Loci.-, Aug. 0 Ji. Leavenworth date? of the 3d inst were received at Boonvillc on th Oth, er steamer lleti Lewis. Atthi.-on countv gives 327 majori! v ag:iiiist the Kntjlisli proiosition ; Doniphan count v rij. uiiöoritv against it : Quindaro, lor proportion 10, again.it it 140. In Ka.-tun thc whole vote is 101 for pnpos'rtion, 41 against it. The majority in Leaven Wurth county, as far as heard from, is 1. Gl 4 against the proposition. In Lawrence 4 votes were cast in favor of the proposition and 7 Id to reject. In Franklin 3 to accept, and 75 to reject. Thc roads are in very bad order, and the returns come in very slowly. A skirmhdi took place about the 20th of Jnly, in the immediate vicinity of Fort Kcarnev between a sui.nll war partv ot Cheyciines aiidJArrapahoesnnd the Pawnees. Ihe assailants fuececdeil m surprising a party of Pawnees, killing three, among whom was a chief, aud carry irg oft" a large band of horses. A considerable force id Pawnees afterwards pursued thw Chcycimes, rweuptured their animabs, wounding km ral of (heir adversaries. There were 1,00) Pawnees ns-ocml-led near tbe !.-, fur ea.elul purpose. Gen. Harney jiromls h ?t. Luuii tomorrow to take command of the Department of the West. Major Bud, Captain Plvasutitun, Surgeon Wright and Father Icsler returned to headquarters. Major Barns' Uattery arrived this morning. From "Washington Wasiiixotox, Aug. a. Thc New Orleans papers received y mnil furnish the following: The steam .ship l'liilale!jdii.t arrived at New Orleans reports seeing a barque ashore on thcA'iama l.-lands bound to Xew Orleans, name unknown. (lalve.-ton dates to 'J I u't. tre published in the Xew Orleans papers. The Macon Svulfierntr ays that Fcven bands of Camanchc Indians have combined for the purpose of waging war upon the whites who are rallying to repel them. The Galveston Civilian .ys that from present indications cotton picking will be general throughout Texas by the first of August, and unless an extraordinary calamiry interfered the crop will be by htr thc largc-4 ever produced in Texas. M;e estimates lor next year receipts at this i-oint alone will be 200,000 bales. The Victoria AJrocut' .-ays that the weather is favorable tor the crops and splendid for the cotton crop. The corn yield will be more than an average. Ta in pico advices to UUh had been received at New Orleans. The lovcrnmrnt troops under den. Moramon had triumphed over the insurrectionary ibices at Qutretaro but were fcubscfmentiy t'cfeatel. "en. Pcrebla, the constitutionalist, while retreating from Guanajuato, was attacked by Gen. Lobas, Zuloaguist, and his forces, himself and many others taken prisoners. Pcrebla was sub.'epicntly summarily executed. There has Von an outbreak in thc district of tierrahuas, iu favor of the comtitulionulists and Cen. Moreno of Tampico, had left that city with 0,000 men to endeavor to suppress it. 1 rev ions to starting he issued a prcH laniatiou oilcrii.g au umncsty on condition of the turreudcr of their arms. The steamer of war I Sucrrowics at Tarnpico as a means of deteiise lor 1 lie harbor, (leneral VMaurri intended to send from San Louis, Potoi 2,000 men against lluan-i-juato, and 4.000 more wen t- leave San Louis on the 12th of J'tly, for the capitol. Cjenerai caiawaiai vvsia oh tue nu :- w - j , wi .,.; ,l(r tweeu I aniiuco and lascuseque, cutting ull the communication with the interior. -fT.. A' rum niiiiat. Halifax. Auer. G. m. The steamshio rriine AHert, from t.Ial - wayUand,has arrived uit.i dates to the 27th ultimo. . Sales of cotton tor the last three davs have been 20,000 bales, dosing dull. RreadstufTs are pvLt. Pnvi.-ious dull. Consols are cpuoU'd at l'ä r" Thc order-, of I lie Asst tatcd I'ress, to hold open the lines between New York and : Trinity Dav ht:t night, were received and ' n. -.'A ii ... i.. . ......... a JllUUt uai u:. inj"!, "uioi . .,. . .. complied with, as far as this province, but from some uncxplamea caue t'ae working of thc line closed, at least teased to work early iu the evening, thus cutting ott" all from sximi. linexT.lained caue tlie wnrkin" - - ' - O .1 . I! I I I . I ... I. rrvnmtiinii'fltiriii with the talilp .it Trinitv VVlUUliO'i,VH - - - - - - a Rav, We have, therefore, notbinz iinror - taut to communicate in addition to the satisfactory iCKrt oi yeMeraay irom .Mr. i . I Wl.l llii. 1-tt nnl'iri. let?. tl! I nrripnrr: 1 lU'l. VUl - w lulu.and their iwsbtants emrih-'Tcl in trettin-; the cable oa bhore uttlie Bay of Bull s Arms. X" J V . ...... Vi.jT thrt 1 . V . iuuuuji niu iiiniiMuiH -xfai meranou una arrncu v a.uua nay, out, as the telejrrarh instruments for the transmission of intelligence have never been put up on lioard cither vessels, there can be no actual communication except by signals, until after both ends of the cable ehall hare rcf nigral ' 1 Clevela:.t, Aua i r r. ! The meeting of general ticket agents .. -.- . Citcrn icaca ;s ne.r.g nc.c bcrf, at which mo.tofthtm rc;UMd to rccC.n:2C tC rran-cmcnt3 cf the Id t Cleve'and CcuvctSrranoCCitntj CI lüt. Ul v.icve.ar;(i CcUCt- . twn..

Tk Atlautlc Cable. Xew York, Aug. C. m. The Jft-rafJ publishes a special despatch announcing thc arrival of the Agamemnon at Valentia Day. She may have arrived, but nothing certain is kuown yet. Thc truth of the Herald's despatch is doubted, as by previous arrangement only signals were allowed to pass be. een thc Niagara and the Agamemnon m.til both reach the shore. No news from the latter will be received until the lauds at Valentia. New York, August 6 M. The Atlantic telegraph cable has produced an unexampled excitement. Thc telegraph offices are to be illuminated to-monow night. Ihe event has produced universal a;itu,laeticn. At Quebec, Montreal and the Provinces generally, the union with the mother ccurtty was received with great enthusiasm. At Worcester cheers were giren and a talute of 100 guns is to be fired on to-morrow. Ia Baltimore the news of the laying of thc cable produced intense interest. There is great anxiety expressed to hear further news. From LoulsYille. Louisville, Aug. 5 r. t. The publication of thc dispatch from Trinity Pay, that an electric current had been established across the Atlantic, struck our peoplo like a clap of thunder out of a clear sky ; in view of thc previous experiments, they had concluded the laying of the Atlantic cable an inijiossibility. The people are now in a fever of excitement for a few words from thc other side of the ocean. ColcmcuS, 0., Aug 5 p. JX. Great rejoicing at thc safe landing of thc cable. Thc telegraph oflice is illuminated. Thc news from Trinity Hay was at first considered a hoax, but is generally credited a3 authentic. There is great rejoicing in private but no public expression. PUILADELPUIA, Aug. 5 P. Ä. The laying of thc telegraphic cable, caused great rejoicing here, though some still doabt thc success of the enterprise. At Harrisburg, the old State Honse bell, the depot and factory bells were rung iu rejoicing. Detroit, Aug. 5 p. st. There is great rejoicing here at the successful result of the Atlantic Telegraph enterprise. Thc telegraph oflice at this place is brilliantly illuminated. Cincinnati, Aug. 5 p. m. There was great excitement on change on the announcement of the success of thc Atlantic Telegraph Cable. Business for some time was suspended. Cuicago, Aug. 0 p. M. One hundred guns are now firing in honor of the successful landing of thc Telegraph cable. WlIKtll.VO, Aug. 5 p. M. The ieijdc are rejoicing, but sonic 'arc still incredulous. From Maysvllle. Maysyille, Ky., Aug. 5 p. m. " Official vote of Mason Co. Clerk Court of Apieals, McKee, 1133. Revill, 7: 7. Cuunty JuJ;re, Couinvcll, American, lOL'C. WhitUkcr, Dem. 1029. Clerk of the County Court, Cochran, Am. 1423. Panv, tiem. 04 0. Sheriff; Baldwin, Am. 1254 Ilccdcn, Dem. 846. Jailor; . Uncle liuck Parker, Am. 1012. Graut, Dem. 'JlQ.

Xlw Orleans, Aug. D p. m. A duel took pljjce yc.-dcrday between Mayor Henry and Joseph Howell. The fjrmcr was wounded v.'verelv. Columbus, 0., Aug. ; p. m. The Democratic Congressional convention here, to-day, nominated S. 1?. Co for Congress by acclamation. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, Aug. 0 m. Flour firm ami in cood demand at full 'Mies. Wbiskv 23. Provisions are httuvunt and in good demand. No i-ales yet made public. Iilver and tVvather. Pittsburg, Aug. G. m. River 4 feet 4 inches !y thutuet.il nmk and falling. W rather clear. .Mcriurv OS". , Cincinnati, Aug. 0 m. Weather sultry. Mercury 92. The river has risen 4 inches in the last 24 hours. lllver and Weather. Louisville, Aug. 0 m. Kiver stationary, 4 feet 2 iuches in the canal. Weather clear. Mercury J3. Dr. Daily ' Ilaecalaureate Sermon of 1837. We had the curiositv, vestcrdav, to cxamine Dr. Daily's Baccalaureate sermon, delivered at nioomington, to the graduating class of 1857. It enjoy 's the high soundj ing title of ZAi H-NAtn Pa-a-ne-aii,' and ti,e t(.xt is fm,nd in the 43th verse of the UA ih of Gell; A fvW nu:ths . , ,. . , '" luh"c Prlts -' ,he j Poetor of having stolen several parage.- of j thi Paccalanrcate, from Foster's Kss.iv . De,--,,-,,,,, of Character. To satisfy j , , I our üWn ,ninfl to the trulh or f'lho id j of the charge, wc procured a copy of thc ! wotk alluded to, and cart fully compared it wjth t,)C p(Jtraid,irt,at.. We' have thought . ... ! it prowl to give the re.-uttof our invcetigai i - tioiis to the public, as the charge ot 1'lagiaro - vi..w0v. . . ..-t-.- . gaiii.-t Dr. Iaily, not , but on the streets of ' : ism has wen made airain.-t : i "'.v Tdoomiugton j Evansville. Lr. Daily has no more right to j fa,i the IWilaurcato snnmn of lf-57f bis own, than he has to claim the authorship or ! ' 1 j h,b!f. ,r"ra whRn ,!C 1(K'k his text. i With the exception cf the introduction and t!,e closin- remarks to thc traduatiüg da.. . .... r. P. v- t ...,.Kt ii ! riviv.i ..vi.. '.v . - . i . ... . i tdacfs. the l:iii"-u:i"c of the eminent writer! ' " . . ... , ,? -... ... . e .1.,. . is adopted, aand all divisions of the ; iXX jC( I tlie E j . 1 ti- n V- .t f,.n . IU' Kll lil L'l. A'. S OtIIUOil, Uttlll Iivu. J ' ' the Ess.iv alluded to, are nearJv nil of them j , , . , i wnnoui uic caaiigc 01 a single num. cueii - I b ire-f iced and wholesale Plagiarism wc have never been called upon to expose. It : .., ,- ,v.i.i !. P.!.bt ,f a . . , , ... . n- , ; orÄuy tnou.a naxe ir.e -.niou'.c.y j dtli-er and publish to the world a serrncn. ' . 1 ; . . 1 1 11 .. Cv.M n j TTuiesccuiy uia ustD v no: 1 . Uvu - the , voluaje found in every pijUic lilrarv in t; I r Tr . , , . - ! fctate- Ha,i we tbe sPace would gie ; our readers an opportunity of judgS 01 the Doctor's literary piracy. Ttoe who have riosity a regard t0 tLc matter can satisfy themselve, by an exami,tiou ; of the two prod!:ct:c.iS. i r,., r r i j rfircrtlv intf; u.r,.,lei jn the State University TliC ' . . , t..f f. v col rc.r,;res thit . . y ' I'-: hf.'lli U a a: .'.ve -Uch pa.try the: s. et IncliV tht hri o

Trustees meet to examine certain charges that have been preferred by Dr. Murphy against President Daily. Whether he will be proved guilty of immoral conduct we cannot tell, but the charge of plagiarism will be fastened upon him, beyond the possibility of escape. He has published, a3 his own, not only a few sentences or it few thoughts belonging to another, but a whole sermon. So far as we have examined Dr. Daily's address, it does not contain a half dozen ideas that were not taken directly and bodily from Foster's Essay upon decision of character. Thc disgrace of his conduct does not attach to hinbself alone. It is reflected upon the college of which ha b President and open tbe Trustees who sustain his course. He has by his Plagiarism confessed his own incompetency for the position he holds, and he owes it to himself and college to resign its Presidency. Thc friends of Dr. Daily and himself, have denied thc charge of Plagiarism in this particular instance, and thU exposure proves, not only the ignorance of his friends, who perhaps neTer investigated the subject, but the Doctor's want of principle in endeavoring to sustain his reputation by such dishonorable mean3. The friends of Dr. Daily have left no means untried to bolster him up in his imptldcut pretensions to achoiurship aud ability, and those who hare doubted cither, have been accused of a sectarian spirit. Hitherto we have said nothing against Dr. Daily as a man or as a scholar, but thc fact that he has published as his own the thoughts, words and conceptions of another, renders him, in our judgment, unfit to preside over a State University, where the President should have a character, not only for honesty and uprightness, but a reputation for learning and ability. The papers tell us that a Professor in a Western College was recently detected in a like wholesale Plaigiarisr in an address delivered before a literary society. II Ianiediatcly resigned his chair, and the :u count says retired to die of mortification and chagrin The Doctor's conduct since these charges were made against him convinces us that he will do neither, as he is determined to keep his chair until ousted therefrom by the Board of Trustees, and his delicacy of feeling was long since destroyed by the repeated charges of Plagiarism made agaiiiit him by the prcs, and hitherto strcutiouslv denied.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS. W9 V- O'BILEW Co., OLU JESM m TABLIMlEO WHAUriJOAT, F.vuvUl.;, Indiana, torape, Forwarding, and Comnilwion Merchants, general Railroad, Steamboat, and Ki.pren Agents, Special Agent fur the PENK. CENTRAL RAILROAD, and connections over which we are authorized to giv- through receipt at th 1 owe? t powtible nU. Having a mammoth Wharf boat at thc landing, the largest on tlie Ohio Kiver. capallo of storing and protecting all merchandize liable to daniag freu exiure, we are preparad to facilitate tbe disEatch of all consignments, forwarded to cur care, y either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention paid to Beeeiving, Storing aud Forwarding, alao, tv tb Sal of any Produce, or other prcpertr, consigned to uj for sale, and satia-fai-tirn guaranträd. OfBce and extensive Warehouse on Water street, a'joininp the Telegraph, and on the. Wharf 1uat, her we arc to be found, attending to th interest of one patron at all boors, day and night. W ith our superior lacilitiei; lufstanJinp; untiritiK energy; and knowledge of our buslne, we feel confldvnt of giving general atifctlon. and Iwpo to merit a coutinuance of th extensive patrona we are now enjoying. Liberal cah advances will be made on all convenient to either uursclvc or correpondenti in any of the principal marietta. North. Fa! or South. P. C. O'RILEY A CO. JTh-m KORWAKMNG ANPCOMMlüMON 3ILKCMAN. Water Stkkft, Evaxuvii i.e. Indiana. Thankful for the i&tronige heretof ore w liberally ;tud-d lo mo, I lcg to tay to my tJreeri lijver and Wabaoh friend that I am still on tla ground, n ody and willing t give their consignment close alt. n-tit-n. Particular atteution given to the forwarding of 1 öl .reo, Fork, Lard, Dacon, Casks add genenl Merchandize. mr25-3m wii o itw- tt aM.rt.y, MiKcimM IX, FOKWAKIUSti AND GEXKKAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, A4 for ivanaalin halt Company, Lvaunville, Iniliniia. We hav formed a co-part nershlp onder the rt yl of I'Rowx &. Aikman, and offer our ervi ei in tbe capacity a wt forth in our card alove. We are fully prepared to extend eviry faclUtv to hipjr, either by CANAL, RIVER, r KAI LKCi.Mi, and aure them that their inter! chall f:iithful!.T rpre-nted, ihould thr- be plrued to tavor u with their patrouage. Öftre aud Warchouxe ou the comer cf Main t. and Ilm Cnnal. WM. HKOWN, V. .M. AIKMAN. l4.fe of Howard Jl Drown. Lat of 1 OSTKU. A. C. ian-J-J-tf 4JytIs KTOHJaUMi. have a large d,.uble W jrhoueo at tha Canal lUin, C;i.nl.lc of utot ing any amount f produce, which will 1- r--eiveil, stored, taken car of aud held fuhjrct to tinowner ord;r on mot reaoiiabl term. P. ('.. O'KILEV. !llh2f.-tf TOlt.ifii: irj.lT;l.p arepn-pare.1 A5 to tore in our lire Proof Vnreiuic, any quantity of Grain, Produce, vr Merchandize, on tie iiiot liijeral term. Having large and airv room tip tdalrs, jxtrti -t;lar cjic will be taken of ilouät-hold Furniture, Agricultural Implement and all kind of good or ware liable to damage from damp or rut. Insurance efltrted at the lowest fir tnY rate, by I be mnlh, or longer when de.ird. W'arehous located on eorner of Loi-ia-t Mmt sud W. and E. Canal, and moat convenient f r shipping I v Uivc-r or Itilroad. Apply to ani "Jll-i ! , ... ulAt. t osTEit :. HAI LRU ADS AND EX PRE, j J . .V 1 1. It J-V ,1.LI LAI lOJ.-. j gliTnJtJii OF TMMB-ii rÄl j fVlLLE AND UUW-jfflTssgrq fordvile lt:tilrtjad. erf 'w'' j On and after Monday, July JiU, loTl'C traiu ! mVSi will leX'rn.viiio a, o a. m.; j X.hmV2:tHl7v-4ni M. a heretofore. (Pmncr both at nceuue and ( T J- J-J, wiU ' m.: Vinonnea 6.3d, and leave Terr Haute at tl..'l P. id arrive at Evanbtill-pt ;.10 I v- M- (srFr t Vincennee.) accummouatiu tkai uu. I . -. - , TT I I' 4VT1 1 IVn VVr l.l..1CtllilJlj A' . . V - ' . . On Tuesdays Thursday end Saturday cnly. Will Ioi.vm Vii 11 iuconne at 6.00 A. M. aud ari iv at Kvjnuv ill at lo.lS A. M w ill leave hranville t l.oO I . M. and arrive i . u tiueat .17 P. M. uktwkcn VINCKNNES ASH TKBRK UACTE. i On Mcn.Iaj. Wediieedaya apd tnday only. . ill leave lucennea at .00 A.M. and arme at T. rr Haut at 10.50 A. M : will leave Terr Haute at I.40 P. M. and arriv at Vinernne at 6.35 P. M. JOHN INGLE, JR., M p't. jlyl2 UJ.VSJOHTI TO.V WEST U-HU We be- to t!l thas atteati-ja of Merctiete buying or ordtrinir tLeir fall etnek from the La.t n citicb, to the buperior advautj utid lUciiitit ? th BtHimore and Ohio lUUroid, Uaill IU If 1 V VMSV fur the e.if and aneedv transportation of l ivkhta ' to Evunwill and vicinity. Connettioia are niMd witb tbe ii,et relUble Rulroad. Stcam.fci TTi other route. Apply to ... ' cvÄ yt ; C t'r Lo.?iat atreet aad Canal, EvanaviEc, Indiana. JlP t hin. The firia of C0LLF.TT OVER ELL. art . Ar Y- - r u . wfiLV f hip. 'f : tnia S?T a:wo, T 1 h CTV r v?;; .". A. Ci!..-. w!k r. t;.,;. , cor?c1 w; 1-- U-.-nrs: CLI; i w.i :y this day d:M0lved by mutual con-out. TL; b.

STEAMBOATS.

TT O VIS VIL L fit JLAND MEMI'UIS PACKET. BEGULAB WEEKLY The T)w rreaure Steamer S0ÜTH--it-LRyHR, C. W. TtrntTT, Comloavea Louim-iUe evory W edneaday at 6 p. M. ; leavr Memphia every Saturday at 6 r. a.; leaves EaneviUa for Louisville every Monday at 5 r. x.; leaves Evuljihlu for Memphis every Tiiuraday at 11a. w. ftsWay IiiiKinc olicited and attended to at amo rate aa charpf d by Taaket. jan'21-tf P. G. OKILEY A CO., A pent. - iuhh-.. f w. a . at ni.a vin av B TRI -WEEKLY MAIL LINE. Steamer ALII) A. leaves Evansviile, every Monday, W ed neaday and Friday at 9 A. v. Xj'HTes Paducäh everv Tuedav. ThnrmdT and Rmtnrday, at 9 A. 2. Connecting at Evanrtilla with E. A C. K. R. for all poicta North and Latt, and with packet for Louisville, Wabash and Creea River. At raducaa with packets for Saint Louia. New Orleana and the daily mail boats for Cairo, Nashville and Tennessee River. ltiixines promptly attended to, and charges for freight aud paage name a charged bv the parket J. 11. Done. jiyf.-6irsdA-w MmBU ojti.uj,ys .f.v Wi VILLE PACKET, THE CHOC? . fTZZ The steamer CHOCTAW, Captain !!hfrJy"ti:T. miJl rnt reuUrly for th 'f""'' rrmninlrr f the eeai.n, and a b-ng a the water will permit, a a regular packet. Mrecn Evanuvilh? and New Orleans. From her, creat peed, khe can eaaily make the trip in thirteen, dal), and will leave here every fifteenth JV after her departure; She Will rctnfn or. her third "trip OX TUE 11TII OK 12TH OF BIAV. The time of bor arrival will l-o telAgra;.hd from Vicksburgh and Memphl, and duly announced ia the paper, tliat hipieri may know and rely upon her movement. Her officer pledge themselves to do all in their power for the interest and fame of tho city with which they seek to Identify themselves, and they solicit In return from citizens such encouragemii'( as will make their connection w ith th city permanent and reciprocally profi table. TL boat will reed tor her support 1 freight as well a down cargoes, and in proportion to" her receipts tip, can she afford to reduce her down freight. Shipper here should, therefore, for their own interest, endeavor to secure her up f reicht from their correpondents. I. A. CRANE, Asxat. ap31-tf jrr s. mail pusse.vveu jratHmJm ET. EVANS VILLE, PA DEC All AX CAIRO PACKET, J. II. DONE, Davis, Slaster, leaves' tg&frAaf - E Vm sviüe every Tuesday and FriaZ2ue5Sday at 12 o'clock, ii., arriving at Taducah at 6 o'clock, A. M., Cairo at 12 o'clock, M, ednes Jay and Saturday. Returning, loaves Cairo every Wednesday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock, P. M..' andPaducah every Thursday and Sunday, at O'clock. A M. CONNECTING AT EVANSVILLE WITH THE EVANSVILLE AND CRAWFOUDSVILLE R. a and Packets for Oreen River- Also, connecting at Siuithland with Cumberland River rackets; at Cairo with Slcmphi, New Orleans and bt. Led Packets. Tirkets can be obtained oa board the boat for all Easter a Cities. mr23-lr - TY," ReguUrSt. Louis and LouisvUi Pack eis, iiibni.vi.u i.l.t in 1 That iXllnvtti 11. 1 ' t2.bsA tt- mented their regular trips in tha fvi-iai?55a Louiwvine and St. Louj trade, axJ will continue to run during the season, riving particular attention to all w-av business. The FASHION, CAFT. J. X. MAKTIX, Passe Evanarillc, roln? down every Tujsdi.y mora ing, and up every Fridav memfnr. The HIGHFLYER, capt. Tuos. wEionr, Pa- EvantvPJe, coins; down, every Thuslay, morning, and rp every Monday morninr. LOUISVILLE AND ST. L0UI3 Paaaenger and shipper can rely open Hier boat leaving; punctually on their regular dav, and connwtlng with all the packets running above St. Louis. For freight or passage applv on board or to tuarl7 P. G. O'KILEV A CO. BVJA'sriLLE dXD LOUISVILLE PACKET. ,1 UP Tha JOHN BRIOGS wlU hereafter ZaP ' iCTcfeT- run rearruarly as a LoutsviUe and ,',Q20-CciEuDgvil!e Packet; htvioir excl. lent accommodations for PasaenKer. She will loava ETanavilla avery Wedneaday aad Saturday aft - noon at S o'clock, precisely. N. If. COBB, Sfuter. inarM P. M. OABDNtR, Cl'k. It BGVLMR LOVI8VML.LE. ." IAXSVILLE AND HENDERSON PACKET. The STEAMER SCIOTO. NO 2. iZj ' 7gt-vr- 11 toava EvanaviUa evry Tum aäT'y -e e "i r a. .t 6 O'clock. J. W . and Katnr day at 12 o'clock, r. Sc., for Henderson and Lou. U villa. Accommodation excellent. jan2 JW PRIZi: FOB VEhVBÖDirA J. who snbcril for th NEW YOKK WEEKLY PRESS, A Beautifully Illue trated Family Newspaper. The New York Wekly Pre ia on of th large t and bet literary papers of the day. A large Quarto coLtalnine Twenty Pages, or Sixty Columns, of entertainlng matter ; and Elegantly IUuatrated vvr v week. A Gift worth from 50 cent to 100 win be sct t each aulrribcr cn receipt of tha ubarriptlou money. tckvs: - One copy for one year, and 1 gift 2 Cd Three copies on year, and 3 gifts 5 C9 l ive copie one year, &nd 5 gifts K f) Ten copies one tear, and 10 gifts 15 (.0 Twenty -one copies on year, and 12 gifts 30 00 Canadian cnbacrlbcrs must send 2G cents each in addition to the above rates, to pay the Ainciico trfxdage, which must I pre-paid. The articles to be distributed are comprid ia the folloaloe list : 1 U. S. Treasury Note ....$1000 00 2 do do do 600 00 each. 5 do do do 200 00 each. 10 do do do 100 00 eath. Patent Lever Hunting Cased Watches ?1'"0 00 JO Gold Watches ........ 75 Ofl W do fiQ oa 1C0 do 0 Of 300 Ladie Cold Watches 35 V) 2O0 Silver Huntiag Cad Watchee 35 00 iilvr W kt he 10 00 to 20 00 10U0 (iotd Guard, Veat and Fob Cliain 10 00 to 30 CO 1000 Gold Pen and Pencils 6 00 to 15 09 Gold Locket. Rraceleu, Urooch.-s, Ear Dror, Rreat.t Pine, Cuff Pin, Sleeve Button. Ring, Shirt Muds, Watch Key, Gold and Silver Thiinble. and a variety of other articles worth from 50 cents to 15 00 each. On recei 5t of the subscription moneylLe ' srrilrs name will be entered upon onr book opposite a number, and th gift corre ponding with that number will be fit-warded within one week to hiai. by mail or express, post-paid. There is neither humbu; nor lottery about the above, a every tabtieriber I sure of a Wle i f value. We prefer to inak thia liberal diMriKotian among them inxtead of giving a large commission to Agent, giving to the rubecriber the amount that would go to the Agent, and in manvcaanaa Lundred fold moie. DANIEL A DEE, Publisher. apl.m 211 Centre street. New York. fJcorg- II Tic It rid Mill ba.au indcindent caudtdate for Sheriff, at the en?uisg October election. Ml rAL,l.fCH tt HTftlUt.l Hit. POUTEli AND DEALERS IN Domestic and Foreign Druga, MEDICALS, CTfEMICALS, raints, OU,Varulhea, Brnshce, Glai a ASDGLA SS VA RE, PA TEST 2IEDICISLS, PERFUMERY, BIRD CAGES, &C, EVA5SVI1.L, I.VDIA5A. Havins: made larg addition to our stock, we ju n-w ready to fill all orders with such ijuAhty of Good aa we feel assured will give entire satinet ion. A we make our pure! in- by the pa.kdf, are enabled to offer them at t he low et t pcibla prices, thereby Kivirg the purchaeer the bamr advantage a those who buy East. We aLo tleal ezfeotiTelv in iKiC.l Lniir.OTYI'E AND amccottfe stock And keep rohrtautly on hand a large and varied afu.rtuwnt of (M, CTaa-mical, CamcraU, and every article connec ted a Ith th art. Operator that cboor to ordr, and eDclc-tlc; rfni it tan ce, the fame care and pricca will be obs-.rved ao if they attend personally. MVn go! out f our line are wanted, we will ' procure them with pleasure, at the lowest prints. We hall, a heretofore, give particular attention to have all ca tiers carfulJy packed and prcmptiy forwardtd. jul2 HALLOCK A STODDARD. I 47,VX HIJiti. PI CK LEU IIH -.-f 3 I-ING, ialcion, KckxrelL White Fibh. Ll3 Ccrsent. Alnonus, BraiU Nut. Filiert. Erglüh W'alnu:., Cm rants, lüuin, Fir, Camphor, Alua:. Epsm Salta, Sulphur, Roll liriuutane, Ccppera. bladder, Logwood, Indigo, Cxaaa Tarur, Nda, Bod Cord, all kind ; blacking, Ratting. CIo. Havana, Oraian, and half Spanish Cigar; Tear, Ginger all kind ; Gla Jar, Lanterns and f lik. Lemou Syrup, llitftard, NutmeMatcLe, f raRlk Mom. Loltotei-. Ovfctf-r. tauruiat.. Penr San. I Stove Pipe, Itoöiu, Fancy öoi, Porilcr, eafeiy ruse, IoImcco, all kind; Scotcn ZMiun, siarca. Vinegar, Paper, all kind : Rice, r., fr. Aiulj eft":.- ai.ove k-i t co'.-TaiuUT cr. -" - aid f'.r 1. si;, lv. l y GILBERT i hüV.'LT.i, r w 1 1 m AZjfl A1 tv '' a.-t; it r - ' f ;