Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 315, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 11 August 1858 — Page 3

..irCUST 11 OrJ- See FIrat and Fourth Page for Inltrtitlng RtftttlHg Matter. . ; , Local and Miscellaneous. tttT young friend' Lyons, one door aViove lae ro?UfTice, still continues to get p these Vegant garment, to order, for which he u so justly celebrated. He has a small varictj of Devlin'? clothing, still left, together with a nice assortment of furnishing goods. pjT Messrs. Lanier and Ink.ecp have Fold their slock in the Krauch of the Dank of the State, at Madison, to Me.-r. Calvin Fletcher and Thomas II. Sharjie, of Indiarapolia. Mr. Sharpehaa been elected rresiMcnt of the Branch in place of Mr. Inksccp. . Ex-SnEmrr Gavitt arrived on Saturday night from St. Louis, with the chap who robbed the safe at tbe Pavilion Hotel, nnj safely lodged him in the lock-up. lie is to have his examination to-morrow. lie proves to le a graduate from a penitentiary, and 'lüriug the lost winter taught public school in one of the district in this county. He is one of the professional burglars, nnd is well known to the police of Cincinnati. Jlis arrest was accomplished by an adroit Sue of the detective's art. From the Mother 'of the prisoner, in Cincinnati, Gavitt got "His prir.it letter?, and from them learnt the course the burglar Lai taken. Following him to St. Louis after a good deal of trouble,' Gavitt found, his lodgings, and wa watching the premises at a Tery early hour in the morning, before the inmates were n oving, when a small lxy came out of the house, and being accosted by the ex-Shcrin", told bim he was going to a Doctor for a new lodger. The ex-Sheriff profiled Linwelf to be a physician ho would be happy to attend upon the inralid. Boing introduced to the sick chamber, and having examined the tongue and felt the pulse, was profoundly cogitating upon the diagnosis of the case, when the afl'ectionatc wife and sister-in-law of the patient anxiously., enquired what he could do for the sufferer. The Doctor replied he should prescribe a pair of clo3 fitting hand-ruffs, which bo immediately look from his pocket and applied to the wrista of his patient. The effects of the application were sudden and Tiolent, but these symptoms yielded at once upon the Appearance of a SL'Lou'u police officer, who was in attendance at the door, and the prisoner settled dawn iuta a quiet repose. He stood the fatigue? of his journey well, and his he.Uth U now fully restored, for which Dr. Gavitt's application lias the credit. The expenses f removing the prisoner's family, consisting of a wife and her sister, had nearly consumed the um obtained from the Pavilion, and only some $50 were recoTcred, but a very d.ingeroiH rogue has been secured. ' His wife has finished her education in the same institution, from which tbe husband graduated, and it is likely the sister hasbecn receiving lessons in the preparatory departments of the same school. Hon. Thomii Corwin on the Slavrry Question. -' Mr. Corwin, it ia'expected, vill 1 a Re- ; publican canJiilate for Congress from Ohio In a recent speech at Morrow, in Warren County, he declared the following scntisiieuts upon popular sovereignty, which ceruainljr differ materially from the fornur vievrs of his party, and exhibit a change that promises to remove the principal causes 'f sectional agitation. In these doctrines every truly national and conservative ruin . ran unite. He had seen it stated as true, nnd did not know but it was tnu? he didn't care whether it was or not that he was not a good Republican. Well, he thought he was, ( laughter) ; but if it was a doctrine of the Republican party that a State had not a right to admit slavery or expel it, and should be kept out of the Union for doing either of these, than he was not a good RepiUican. He felt that the Consti u ion gave to every State or Territory the right to form iU own institutions, and having formed them, to come in on an epial footing with the other States Ml discrimination for or against its admission simply because it adopted or rejected slavery, was un.coustitutionaL Governor Corwin said he was not an im mediate emancipationist. Would they tell him what to do with fie negroes if they were emancipated? He knew what some said : Do right, and leave tbe consequences to God. lie was agreed as to that, but what wa riubt ? Had we a right to destroy the "black m&a to benefit him ? AVe could eman cipate every negro we saw, if Ave would only cut his throat. No man would have ny property in him after that. ( Laughter.) c had no slaves in Ohio, therefore emanci pation gradual or immediate was not a question here ; and we could not interfere with the laws ofKentacky so as to produce emancipation there. He asked what consequences w ould flow from the doctrine that wc ought to keep out States with . slavery in them. - Suppose Pennsylvania should hold a convention and ordain slavery. If we had a right to exj elude blave fctates, ought wc not have some way to turn out a State already in, that should become a slave State? And if the constitution was designed to confer the former power, was it not imperfect for niaki ng no provision for the latter case ? He could not, as a moral citizen of Ohio, destroy the symmetry of the constitution by contending that it allowed us to exclude States because thev had slavery id them. pay. We invite the attention of the sick .and afflicted, to the advertisements in our columns of Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Suraparilla,'and Gridley s Salt Khcum and Tetter Ointment, Dr. Carter's Cough Dalsaui, Dr. Baker's Specific, Dr. TIcwper's Feuiale CordiaL and Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer. These medicines are prepared by a thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and Thannaceutist, so that all can rely upon them as being safe and effectual in curing the diseases for which they are recommended. Ther are standard remedies, and can be found in nearly every Drug pud Apothecary store In the United State .

WEDNESDAY MORXI SO....

Special Notices.

, fJemrg-0 Climg-r is an Independent Candidate f.T Hierin", at the ensuing CVtoU-r election. 4tMV Hfeomrrrlrd to iomntmm Stn At a incetinKtd" spirit i-al-rU, an invalid was brought forward dreadfully aftli. ted with ulcerous errofula tliat all the dct"ni h;ut failed to cure. It was projioseJ to appeal to the spirit Luid f r advlee, and a Homeopathic phyeicUn present interrogate! the departed spirit of Ilancniann as to wl at remedy should U Liken. Loud nd di-diret rnr. aiHiil'le to tho whole audience, toM of Arm Cathartic Tiuj. llunur A. 1. Il'loc. augll-lm " Chili mmdIer! Chili mmd Jr'tttr ! ! Chtlt mmd t-'Tr!!t Oiw of the greatest reme die tliut has tvrr been laid be fore the puMic, for Fever and Ague, and which hJ received thehljhctt (Dcitnium from the pre and the people, U 1r. J. IIOSTETTEK'S CELEBRATED BITTERS. Who wotiM endiir tlie torture arising from tliis terrible disease, when it can teso easily cured ? Who wonld endure alecpl- night, Imming fevers, and lor cliilbj alternately, when a rt medy can I obtained for a mere trifle? And yet how many faiuUie linger out a rainful existence under this deadly blight, and do nothing but gnlpdown quinine, nntil it liMvinf as common as their daily meals, and yet they are not relieved. None 1t the foolish and weak would hesitate t procure t".ee valuable Hitters, and save themselves intense npny. For sale by Prngsisti generally, everywhere. anst0.1w Znmluml J'Jri Ymfrmme Vompmny of lnäerbmrg-h, Count y. Evaxvillr, Isn., August 3d, 18-".. An election for iVven Pirrrtors aii'l a STrftary fT the C'oiiiiony, to wne fr tho ensuing year, will ho held at the c-fflre r-cont!y -mi Im1 by M. f. J.bn-.n, on Third stn.-et, nnr Main, on Monday, the l't!i Iny of Auk"I, 1S.", t open at 1 o'clock, and i hc st 5 iVlock, I. M. By tTder of the Brd "f IHnftom. aü-td KOBKRT KAUI.KY, Fecivtarv. VmMrrHl ltHty Tht litfhfl prltt paid for Illinois WUcou.-ln and Tenno.-eo note?, in exchange fT liikl'l fiui'h", by jlylMm - ALLIS 1 HOWES. VolUlHt- ropy. Crttetnt City nitk'ItirtttraJohM A. K itz, Conr.vl Baker, Thonjas K. Garvin aiol John I-aw. Korrivcs depKitis buy and, seih oin and rxliange. Intrrcüt allowed on time deposit.- at such rates a may te agreed ttpon with depeitor.-, and specified in certLfi-jate. Exchange cn New Voik, Cincinnati and LoulsviUe, Great Britain, France, Switzerland, Belgium, Holland, Rwfia, Ienniark, Swerfvn, Norway, and all tin' citie and Urge town of GeruiüJiy, l.r sale in sttnis to suit. CVl!e'tions made, and proceeds remitted promptly at current rate of exchange. JOHN A. KEITZ, Tn't. W. BAKEli, fabhier. jly21-lia Coml- ttodimm VHntttg- Compmny, Offit on AVater street, under the Telegraph office. Cart load of li hushi:ls of BI!am Mine Cml delivered to any part of the city at SI rer lwd. Coal welched, if butred, at the expeuwe of the purchaser. Sotes of solvent hanks of Illiml- and Wisconsin t iken in iyim-nt. JOHN V 1 JI(t.P, AÄ'cif-tf Srn tjry and Manager. Sr. EmittTly'm lo4tm mmd SmrmmpmrtHm Will cure all diseu."es urNing from au iiiipur vt-jte of the Ulood, or a depraved condition of (lie fluids of the syjdom, viz: Cancers, Swelling of the (ilasids i;heim iti.in, Wiite Swellings, Chronic! Sore Kjes, riles, lioilK, Krvsipvhis, oitre. Taint in the nonn and Joints, fleer In the Mouth nd Throat, and all Chronic Constitutional lieio-4f . This Medicine searches out the very roots of the disease by purify--ing the blood, and charging th sTetion in th system, thus removing the run-, nhieh reud rs tho cure certain and jiermanetit. Ir. Kiisterly'a lodin and .Harsaparilla will cur tit wort mercnri.il dls. eae nnd drive O'U aud destroy every particle ot mercury whk hUin th- sym, and cure it bad effects. It Will rum Secondary Syphilis or Venereal Tiseues, and ill drivp tho Svj.hiütic Yixis au l all leredltary taint and piios ninlb-r out of the rstem tbf'Migh Hie J -ores of I lie kin, and restore the r.iticnt toais-rfcct itata nf health and purity. It is a positive cure for lirer complnlnt and dypeptut, if used a pnper length ct ftine. I challenge the world to produce its equal in Ihew conij.l.ijnts. The aftliete! will bear in mind that Ir. Kinerlv' Iodine and Sarsimrilla will cure all Nervom dis eases. Female Complaint, Drony, riravel, liea s of the Kidneys, Bladd'T and t'rinary rgam in a few days. It will remove Tiniples und Wotdie fi-n the Face, and make the ekln clear, ttbite and leautiful as alAlster. ItdoesthU by purifying the blood, and by Its prompt actio en tb" Liver, Kidneys, and eecretory Organs, producing vigorous health. Person ho have long leen afflicted with Scrofu la, Old Sores, Tetter, lUngworm, ScnM Head, lllotches, Eruptions of the Skin and nil Cutaneous I)braic9. are advi.ed to jrocure Oridley'a Salt I&cura and Tetter Ointment t apply on the Srcs, or diseased parts, when u.!ng Dr. Lut'rly' Ioline and SarsaparlUii. Tho Iodine and S.irsapsrilla purifies the Mood, and causes the sores to discharge their putrid matter, and the ointment heals them. When both are used (wlii h I always recommend) a permanent and radical cure is always effected. They are the tet and mowt powerful curatives known toman.' A fair trial Is all I ask I do not fear the result. Price of the Iodine and Sartaparilla ?l per bottle. or 6 bottles for ?. Uridlcy'a Salt Rheum Oiutment 75 cent er bottle Itotb are prepared hy I'r. Istorly, coruer of Third and Chosuut utreets, St. Louis, Missouri, sole proprietor, to whom all orbra must be addressed. USold by IlallcH-k A Stoddard, W. l'.ierlmwer, LU-ch Jt Calelett, Keller & White, IruggiM., in F.vansvillc, and by IrngUts generally, nrsai-t riii. Mir Urnktr'a tf title teilt rsr Umttmrrhia, Glwt, Strictnre, Seminal Weakness, Chordee, rLeaes of theKUney, Bladder, and all diseases of tho genital orgaus. Header, hare y: a private dieaso? Do not neglect It. TVlay is dangerous. Ir. Eater's Fpcoific in a safe, speedy, and radical cure. With Pr. Baker's Specific you can cure your, self, and rrevcut exposure, as plain direct ions for us accompany the medicine. Trice ?t fst per bottle. . - ClI)n. KA.rr.ai.r, corner Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, to whom aU orders must be addressed to (ret the genuine. Sold by llallock 4 Stoddard, Lcich Calslett, Keller JL White, in Evansville, and by dtniixts generally. my?.l-lyins . Dr. tloontr' rtmml Cordial Kill emrt all Female Complaints, sindi as Excessive, Suppress ed, er Painful Menstruation, l'luor A Um or Whites, Barrenness, S?alKw Complexion, Uemlache, lirziness, M'eak Nerves, Frightful Ireains, and aU disaauao asuA.4 t.v i V.I i l.i nvr-V-a-l T.-pai .i m f i T t ; "- " -'- ceseen, fKer.r..xciteinent, ete.. or the Sxnal Organs. Ir. Ilooper'a Female Cerdlal Is universally acknowledged by tho ladies the Lest remedy ever toretite. CiTPrlce 81 per tsH.le. or six Ndtl l0T IR. Fxrtr-kLV, corner ef Third and Chennt streets, St. 1 LouL, Mo., 4k)lo Proprietor, and to ,. ' ' , , hora all orders must be addressed. Sold ly HalWk X 8to.ld.trd, W. Eierbower, Liet h and CaLslett. Keller i. White, in Kransville. and bv drnggtsts generally. my31-1yins Air. JEmttrty Ftttr mmd igm Killrt will cur Ague and Fever, Chilla and Fever, Dumb Agiie, Intermittent and Beinittrnt Fevers, and all j the varions forms of Fever incident to Bilious Oinates. If there I i nun -r.tr. . n ehlM nffer ' : ing with Ague and Fever, they areadvihed to fro i " " O sivi m tj Ml l iy.m i v- i j enre Dr. Easterly'a Fever ami Ague Killer. It is a ; positive cure epecay and permanent. Try it. ! Priee Sl ,.r bottle, or .ix Kettle, fr J3. Tr. Eastcrlt, corner of Third and Chestnut! streets, St. Louis, Sole Proprietor, to whom all or. j ders must be addressed to get the genuine. Sold by I ....... ... . llallock X ModiUM, vi . uieroower, Liech & C.vat.- .ii-- t. vi-v,:- 1 . r... V. m j u k..MUc.., "-J druggists generally. ur-l-ljina i riJEW YORK LEDOER, Harper's Weekly, and I LH the latest isr. may he f mnd t ; LL. JOHNSON'S First street.

Special Nolices.

JJr. Cmrttr't Comgh Bmltmm, teilt rmr Conghs, Col-U., Asthma, Consumption, Brenchins, i Spitting of Blood, rail. In th Sid and Breast, j rieurisy, Whooping Cough, Croup, l iver Coin- ; r.la!nt. Palnifcition ef the Heart, and all diseases of I r y - c tiio l hnnf ani t npi ana iinno. "jet ( neglect a Cough or Cold a single day. Millions die annually and Colds dmth. diseane ted re never and always cures the worst cases of Colds, Ct nglw and all lueac of the Throat and I.ung iD a f.-w days. Trice Trial U-ttli, i' cents. Large bottle 51 per bottlo, or 6 bottles for $". Pk. Kasteklt. corner Third and Chestnut, St. IrfKils Mo., sole proprietor, toaliotn all ordenmut I addressed to get the genuine. Pold by Ha Hoc k A StiMldord, W. Bierbowcr, Liech Jk Calsb-tt, Keller and White, and by dnig&.-t generally. my-ll-ly Jlx1cmn VkI Mf JLimtmcmt. ir . im eighty years inte this Liniment was first ofiVred to the afllicted. Many millious of liottles have been nied, and it ha given letter sati.ifactkn than any article ever before tried for similar punoses. It poMe.ea a specific power over inttammation, and chronic or accidental derangement of the Müsch, Joints, Ligaments or Skin. It is a source of great pleasure to feel that we have leen the- humble means of relieving sm h an immense amount of suffering, and have causod many theuHand to '-leap for joy," lccaun their jains were relieved, their wounds healed and their st in joints m:tdc e1atl'. - " " Unscrupulous parti.-, n-gardl.- c.r thoir oldig--tions to ourselves or the public, are engagcl In at tempting to Introduce a purioii aud raiseratde article under another name, by representing it to lie the same or simi'ar. sTä"1V! on your guard! Buy none but the original MF.XICAX MUSTANG LINIMENT, and yon will nt be deceived. l. W. Wcsthrook, OriginattHT. I'AIINES 4 PARK, fd25-d.tw3mos. I'roprietors, New York. f lonjVJtEJL, PICKLED FORK, Xt. fL ' biih. Corn Meal, frwh ground; 500 Iba. choice Pickled Pork; Id kegs Loof Lard; 'iS bixes J. Wood's extra Penrl Starch: Received this day by Z. II. COOK X SON. jraW.VTtVJi ! SCHOOL Of MUD I' Mm. ein, Iouisville, Ky. The Iectiiret in this institution will commence "on the 'first Monday in Xvenht r, and contain fieir ihths. Durlrtjr 0c tober preliminary lertiures will be delivered at tho Hospital aud College. C!2m FACULTY. P'uj. Y. luuley, 31. 1., Fnieritus rrff.sor of Henry M. Itnllitt, M. P., Professor of Theory and Practice of Mini id lie. John Hardin, M. 1., Profssor of ObstctricJ and Clinical Medirine. C. W. Wright, M. I., Pn.fessT of MMIeal Chemist rr. N. B. Jrarshall. M. I. Profi'Ssor of Materia MedIca and Therapeutic. MIMIeton Coldsmith, M. I., Professor of the Principh-e of tfurgt-ry and Clinical Surgery. V. 1). Stirinan, M. !., PiMt-wior of Anatomy. ii. V. IlayleiM, M- ! Profwisor of Phy.iology and Pathological Anatomy. David Cummins, M. P.'lvninstrator. For information addri N. n. MA nSHA LL, M. P., J!yl-'2ni Ian of the Faculty. Wf1 1 -.. N M L I. K JJ0J'IJUJ JJIß JLa Flooring Mill, Sound street, between Chestnut nnd Cherry, dealers in Lumber and manufacturers of Ifcmrs, Shutters, Minds, Sash, Ioor and Window Frame, Moulding of every sis. Fbiing, Weather hoard ing, Shelving, Mantles, )Ue pilasters, (ireeii-huuse Sorh, and Chain Pump Tuldng. A large assortment of Snsh, ftlind, iHn.rs, Mouldings and Pump Tubing, ron-ta tit ly on hand. Also, reaiiy worked Flooring of all kinds. Vnuiii about to erect buildings in the Southern r WeoU-ni country, cnidd.riig the low rate of freight by river, rnilrmid and canal will find it to th-iir interest to purrhase at our establiohment, where they can I supplied with all the car.enter' woik, n-ady-made, of aeasoneil lumber, for the noih .f buiMings. Uur worl; it nt made as moot f.u-tory work, w ih nwns half wny through, but it is framed in the siune manner jf made lc band. Ss ing of all kinds done on short notice. -Terms ex-h, iinlt otherw ine agreed noon. fiyil-tf STKKI.KJc 1IUXNF.L. (mS tice-Jll " i'nF.nnvRii County Onlcrs, drawing iutercst, aud which lve Iwn endorwd previous ! S-ptenil--r 1, IV, will N red.t-lned on premutation to the County Treasurer. S. It. I will pay no Interest accruing on said ordr after thin lHe. - TIIKIMKK VKNNKMANN, Tn-astirer. Jvt rgrutii oi.it rio.vr.R h jiif.ji t JL THOMAS SCANTLIN, (Sign of the tJolden Cofli-e Pot), has an immense stock of Stores and l!oiickeepinr Ware, punjianed cine the grat pn- ! in money affairs, at ruinous rates to the nianufactnrers, which he is willing to give his en-domers the advantage of. by railing at his old stand. Call at oinjt and secor bargain, novt Tnos. SCAN'TLLIN. -unocimjt.fs to a j ceo J(va:.vKAM'L t. !t'HK......".0. W. Wt( KS LEVI L. NOCK. NOCK, WICKS, & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Commission Mcrrlinnts, and 1V it.r M IN Foreign & Domestic Liquors, Cigars, dke.&c. .Kf-.trrs roa nnnisiA, ui&oriti asu xt. todaivo. A I. ho, A;r..NTs roa .v.4rr..r; corro.v yar. rn.vr. hatTi.n, curmx j- vi.vili cokikwe. No. 511 Main street, LOUISVILLE, KY. We keep constantly on hand a larp stock of popiliir l-rands of Tolweo. among whieh are Uolliind s Empress Tiiie Apple TwiI and Pancake. Also, ISolicrts' snd Harris' lest brands. t'htr rtixk of pnre OM Konrbon nnd Ttye Whisky, i large and well eelected, all of which wa ofTer on ;nd term to the Western ami Southern trade. NOCK, WICKS & CO., Main Iroet. Wholesale Tobacco Aneiicv. Xo. Ml Main street, Lottirilh K t. We r now ree.-ivin nr new t-k of Vircini and Kentucky Tobacco, whii h we offer low to the trade. HOLLAND'S TOTUCCO. "niprVs rremlnm Ftrand ?) Itoxe. T. J. Holland, No. 1 ..175 d Jaet.b Srrader - 12 do r. L. Iloll.ind too dS. It. C.arner v "0 do C. O. Holland 80 do P. r. 75 do Extra Pancake n .... ..w... 2 Kegs. Extra Eoil Twit oO Itutts. I'fne Apple TwKt ..... fiO do Wade and r.ro. T it 7." do tJolden Age rncxk Kfl Poxes. LANGHOBX'S TOBACCO. tJol l Leaf Extra ..... .io Putts. J AI C-SW'S S.1H1I.M tlMHHlltl S. E. White , .. .. t-O do IIAKTtlS'TOBACCO. i nltans TS Catt'. People's Favirite.... C.O Boxe. loo Catt's. . 20 Cases. .VI Kegs. .... SO do 20 Cases. Game Cock ......... LuxMry of the People. A pr Kvt ...... ... .... ........ John Wraith . i ItOBEKTS TOBACCO, , r M ?uej,d 120 BoXe,. ' E. W. :.rton .. eö do ; jij'Jr'j' 1-,'t W do KEXTTCKT AND MISSOCKI TOBACCO. . I L.in' Dasett'i lb 70 ButU. , liowelt s J IN SO do t do & ......... .....10O do ' Wootf.itk's ptwinds and U SO Butts. i Old Buck Ih 40 do do do J A im .... 100 ftoxes. do do lathe...., .100 Pkw. Cundry Flrands (Ibi's) 500 Boxes. NisCK', WlCKf A CO., ill riam ttreet, Louisville, Ky. jl.v3-Sm JflJILfilOO HUGS JSSOHTUn V w Nails, received and fr sale ehest for cash. py JACOB STRAUB, jly2-aw No. 40 Main street. wfajs jjyn njy-i.nnLisit met MM ties; cnmn rnmrama rixunvii; S. Mill .Siw, - Jast received and for sale by - JACOB STFAUB. I jly2t'Sw No. 40 Msin Street. W W m W Assvarw mm. mm mrm m-r -m. m mm WW m J " "'e iyix. c.saj &LV0 i j i . gn" Bfiunir ne ignea is nruing ner entire siok at cost, con. isisting cf Bonnet of every description, Ribbona I nd Flowers Also, Gloves, Collars, Cnderleeres, Chemisetts, Veils, e. te., to whirh she inrites th attention cf the public F.fl ÜARKEB, jlvt-tf Orpeeite the Tost Office. ! s

by neglecting a Common t:oia. roughs lorwarunew Hä io in.uie ine cuuy ojenino; j-riwuui um- emi-vu mc unu nie lrusices. -. "Ü A, V -r" t ie f t r ' v r JnirhH every Ttir.TT-l.-y.-t 11a.?:.

kad to Consumption, ami u.eu to miny vi me ine r itiwnev. n is unuersiorwi : The issue I Will not aorei4,-iKK-ituse It is ot:e and rrvtectine all merchandize liMe to damö 1 t. ?H V . V . J " "

Reader, have vo a Cough, C.dd or any I hat , etwn; W , Wtween the trustees and the people, npd Mr ' O-TALIZY CO., Ager.tA.

tfthelon? Procure at once inai ccicora. , iiuiuimt pvu.e mc. umiugu ine fa . ,. , "1 i .' b ' i TnKI.Vvtv..n .i.wi . a ntFTh

mco-y, l.a.CAar.a-s Coro Balsa, which ble, w.ll take place early m the afternoon -.--.u, lia , TKI-WKtKLT 31 AIL LIN ." r.ii. i.. n.iu.r fouirh in twentv-four hours. I and iohsihl v in the course of the uresent 1 uiajsetl lutn to so retard it. hlV IA. K A I LKOA ll DM I A:AIj- a Trm . Hamtr AMrA. ie.vre rf

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

KT THE t. A W. LINK. - i . . VffrllfJc !)pnrif fhp. MM UlgUl J lilMlCHCS. v i CW 1 ÜBK. Aug. 9. r. M. The connections, and oflu-c arranerneiifg of tne Atlnntic csibl are in tuch a state of I wcc ' Instantly after the transmission of the I'fv ident's reply to the Queen's mesa- c xne two commuiucauns win, oy onsent ot the PresiJent, and through the co-operation of the manaprrg and employees of the telegraph lines of the country, be made public, from New Foundland to Texas, nnd from QucIjcc to the boundary of civilization, in the northwest. We have assurances from all points th t o soon n. the Queen's nnd the President's messages arc received there will lie public and private demonstrations of joy !y the ringing of liell.j, firing of salute?, Ac, in every city, town and vil!:ige throtigliout the whole country. It is understood that Mr. Field will cause notice to be given in advance of the day when the first message will be transmitted through the cable. ' S- ; P.ethel, C-or.n., Any. 10. p. m. . Tl.. ir.. i. ...v . e .1 . i iwia i oi.uice vvn-sro.-f'H Oil .Ullday njght of fightv-slx thoilSand dollars, chiefly its own bills. The offi cers caution the public against taking the bills for the present. Simmer Unmet!. iT. t.OMS, Aug. 10. P. M. The steamer Elward Manning was burnt ut Alton yesterday. Ia)s 'jn,00o. Iloat insured for i 11,000 in Pittsburg offices. Sew Orleans ?Iarket. Nex Orlraxs, Aiijt. 0 P. M. " Pork buoyant at an advance of 50c; sales at 18 00; rib sides 9c. Tierce lard llf. CkRVe sales of tlc week 950 sacks; stock in port 17,000 bajs, ugaiu 107,0(U last year. Cincinnati Market. v'txciMCATi, Aupr. 10, p. M. Flour frm, at 4 50(3.4 50 fur superfine. Whisky steady at 23. Provisions unchanged, holders firm, not much done. Mess pork 16 50. Paeon 5 (38 and 10, demand uiCKltrate. Wheat 2( 3 cents higher and in good demand. Oats" buoynnt, but not higher. Kye r2 and in good" demand Money eay. Kxchane dull. P.usiness active. Xtw York Market. New York, Aug. lo. m. Flour advanced, with tleJ of 14,000 bbls at 4 40(4 .'i0 for State, Southhrn 5 20(If 5 30, Ohio R 3Gf 3 6ft. Wheat advanced, sales 42.000 Lnshc's Siuthern red at 1 22Q 1 2, white 1 32(T I fo, Wrstern red 1 126) 1 13. white 1 llfW 1 2. Corn heavy, safes of 20,000 bush at 70 for mixed, "'.(a 80 fur white. Prime j-ork l a declined l?c with sftkiatl4 85. Whisk v dull at 27. 2,500 bags coll ee told at auction at !;( 11 j, the auction rate being nearly - nail Imore Market. IIAI.TIM0KE, AttiT. 1 M. riottr firm, Ohio and Howard street 5 75. Wheat dull, red 1 15f?-l 2', white 1 SOf. 1 45. tVrn dull at a de line of SSJ, sales of white at 84f' Hi;, yellow Olf, !.. W'hlky firm at 'J8. Provisioin" heavy sinii inicluvngeil. Ntw Yobk, Atio;. ; p.m. At a meeting tf the City Council, a iuesM:c was received fium the Mayor rccotnniendinf that the hospitalities ot the city lie extended to all connected with the laying of the Ocean Telegraph. That the citizens of New York le requested to illuminate, and that all the public building be illuminated on the dir to be fixed for the celebration ot the great cveut, The Council adoptr 1 a Serie of resolu tions, congratulating the public, tendering I 1 - l ii-...: e . thanks nnd olferiug a municipal dinner, to all concerned in the entcqrisc, providing for the illumination of the City Hall, nnd requesting Mr. C. W. Field to sit for, a jiortrait, to I? placed in the Governor's room, at the City Hall. New York, Aug. 9 m. The Steamship Arago from Havre and South Hampton hasbecn signaled lclow. Her dates have allrcady published by a despatch from Caje Kace. On the 27th ult., Mr. Tenbrock won a match race, with Oriandu, against InimosA inthe race for the Stewart cup. Itabylou, Mr. Tenbrock's horse, was among the last; and for th S irrant stakes, Woodburu he also came in fourth. Iltver and Weather. I'PCCIXXATI, AtiJ. 10 P.M. River has risen 18 inches in the last 21 hours. Mercury 87. LonsviLt.E, Aug. 10 m. Scant four feet in the cal an 1 statioi -ary. liht rise expected. Weather clear. Mcrcurv Cincinnati Maiket. Cixcixxati, Aug. lo r. M. Flour firm, and in good " demand at full rates; receipts für. Whisky 22?., aud in fair demand. Nothing done in provisions; market quiet. , Quebec, Aug. 9 p. m. The steamship "ova Scotia arrived here veittrdav from Liverpool, with dates to the 28lh ult. Her advices have been antici- i patcd by the desp.-itch from Cape Kace. 'ew Yur.K, Aug 0 p. m. Arrived nt the lower quarantine, shipPejscrell, Irotu Xcw Urlean.-, lxuudto Dordeaux. She put iu here in consequence of the t-aptain and most of the crew being tick with the yellow feT.r. St. Johk', M. h Aug. 9 p. m. The U. S. stcarocr Niagara and Hudson Car Mail steamer Gorgon and Porcupine, ar rived here this ervnmg from Tnuitv B.tv, lay. All well. PST A despatch from St. John contains , address from the Governor and Council , c j , . , I oi .rn lounuiwi. i-onniiuwiintr .vir. r icia i ami the ollners ot the Niagara ttoon the sue. - - - r cess of the great enterprise tliat is about ia unite the old and new world in more iuti4- 1., I Tl.!.. . -. . -V. : .... : uuu,.,. ... u.mw... nan oeen acTOiiniiiauw u me, goou manaement and indomitalde energy of those who had had it in charge, aided by the blinp of Pfcrffaw. Mr. FW 4. a suitaoic repiy. i nc ouxera ot tne Niagara,

with Mr. Field, partook of a dinner given I '. by the Governor, and in the evening at- j fcaf The stone for the Government buildtended a grand ball at the Colonial Build- j ings at Indianapolis, is being taken from the ing which concluded the festivities of the t quarries near Lawrenceburg. It is sidd to day. J ! of the finest quality.

Mr. EniTOii: In rour nnner of vesterdar

there is an article from the pen of Mr. HornKtw.l- Sn r.nlr H,a MWJnn Ii vi o i given to the public through the columns of t. -,i t-7L.:.,. it. it i !... t.. Mr. Ilornbrook has declared, uncquivo. c.illy, that the charge that the people's jictition was treated with the utmost contempt is false. What Mr. II. may conceive to constitute contempt, I cannot say, but when a tetition, like the one in question, is respectfully presented to the proper person?, and those persons deem it unworthy of their serious attention, and when a reply to it is demanded and none given, I think those persons may jostly lc accused of superciliousness, and their action may be properlr designated as contemptuous. I!ut Mr. Wheeler, to whom the petition was presented, was not only disdainful but insolent and insulting, inasmuch as he indulged in personal reflections against the motives aud characters of men, respectable, industrious, influential nnd honest, whose signatures were attached to the petition. If such a demeanor is not coutemptttuus, and if such conduct docs not coustitutecoutcMpt, then my couiprchens'on is immcasural 1 ut fault. , . Mr. Ilornbrook assigns the financial cniImfYassnieuts of the city, as an adequate justification of their course of action iu the fixing of the teacher's salaries, and in the dipcrceding of myself as teacher iu the male department f the Park school. Kctrei th-I incut in the'expenscs of the institutions of the city, educational or otherwise, is doubtless a prudential, excellent, praiseworthy, sind necessary measure, but can that Ik? called retrenchment which takes from one te uher a portion of h' coTp n afo 1, and adds to the nalaries of other teachers ? Will such a proceeding lessen the expense? Will it not rather increase it ? Besides, is not the position in question worth the remuneration attached to it? Is the duty and service which it imposes, overpaid at $000 per annum ? Hut w hen the jieople whocontri-ute the means out of which the recompense is paid, do not consider themselves aggrieved, and arc extremely w illing to pay the amount, ought tht? trustees to demur or attempt to hinder them from obliging themselves? The rate of compensation attached to the situation, was established before the two cities were consolidated, nnd when the school fund wa iufinitcly less than it has been .-iuce. Why, then, undertake to reduce it? The position w hich Mr. Knight held is not more difficult, not more responsible and arduous, than the one in question, nnd as it is, why not equalize the compensation? As for the slur which Mr. Ilornbrook throws at me about breaking cngagem nits, it b, to say the least, disingenuous aud scarcely eservi. n tic. The Trustees were satisfied to ft'vsolv. me. from my contract, ami told me that they could do letter thai" to accede to my demand, lmt how they made out i. well known. If Mr. Ilornbrook is only half as conscientious in discharging his dulies, as some ricn, his self-coniplaiem-y would appear Incoming. As for the teacher employed in my plate, I have not much to say, and although Hon. Horace Mann is a respectable individual, t vet. I cannot see, why his re-ommciidutioii I ' should outweigh the experience which the Trustees have had in the teachers w hw h have filled positons in our schools fur years. But this is not in discussion; the question is, are the wishes of the people to Is? regarded, and is the law to be vindicated? Will the Trustees, whose pleasure, as well as duty it is to please the people, act in defiance of their emphatically expressed requisition ? Will they render themselves obnoxious to the charge of being, not public servants, anxious and zealous for the promotion of the public weal, but public masters, actiated by caprice and animated by vanity, pnrtiality and prejudice. Mr. Ilornbrook has declared that the. people ot Lamasco were humbugged. To disabuse him I append the follow ing: Wc, Ihc undersigned, citizens ol Lamasco, and signers of the petition to the School Trustees of Kvnuville, assure Mr. J lornbrook that w hen w e signed the said pel it ton, we were iterfectly aware of the forte ;ind application of our action, aud we arc authorized to declare iu behalf of the other Iersons whose signatarcs accompanied ours, that they were no less sensible of what they were al out when they signed itr and we would furthermore resjsactfullv be;: of the school trustee that 'our praver shall 1-e heard nnd our request granted. John Speer, Juiix A. KEiT7t Clejiexts I. e:tz, Jons Oavisk, -trfreciii erl in that place, met with a shocking accident ou Tuesday last, by which his . life "is endangered. While working near the slop vat, -which was filled with slop almost boiliug hot, be acvidcutally slipiei an-1 was precipitated up to hiS middle 111 the scalding II- ;mm.j:...i, . j mas.,. He was immediately extricated, but i . .... ,ii. ; no1 WIorc was ocK.ngiy caiuca, w skin C1'min" off wilh "iä clothes. -. . . , : 4 : ; . Ti . . , t ai . v. n... CäJ The interest which the office, holders at Washington feci in the Co )H2rcl0iiiil - ... , irom Vt aall - elections' is disclosed by letters irrgton, one of which says : Tbe d fcat f filack Kepublicuiism ill t,e ;t. l0uj3 Congressional District, lias ex i cited the wildest j ito1- T1?c nnouncement j Tf 'Si tioQal DcQc-at ucre

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Tort.,. - P . I j approved of, an I are now ut-d l.v th. I nited S:.it i ' ' I i.OM A 1oLIS, JR. ilovernim-iit exclusively, a" sNo hv nmnv of th ! PtilFUMZn Y. DIRD C A ' THOMAS HEDMONI).' principal SUga..d Omuilus Cempani i-I Hr- I, U , Cy V4 , j througlK.nt the e,nntry. Any w en- lining teaj . :..rg ddit is to Ö..Vs'.V,'w:s4Te :, rothe tin-lersigned. will have a sanio! ! ..w re,,ir t, fill ail ord-r evth fi-U ealirr cf A JMIOCKING CAPCALTY. Tlie 51 1. ernoil ; of US' H.. assorted sik., sent to l.tssddre. j t;IM ,u , r., j .,,m,ti v,;ii rA.-rntr. -sa'i '-c

te ?$ that one of the men employ- iaa- wiU -Mre mwtrt .tt-uiio. i . . "t" VS.-"' 7r ?:.r

" i. T.ei,,.-v , . I " ' -IT lll'H V ill" to-THl JOII.U. I iu Messers. James k Maggc's distilkrv, ... ... v -M- f 151 prices, then :.y Rivir,: th .. punt .t th t ia . a-

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delight at the Fcdcr.üCajw J9WJLß ";' '.yv ;y. ; 0ve Pirs. imm, i-.rl. v Crs? i , . "sTiMr

uas -wrougnfc a i commodious ana elegant UAT1UNG KOOrii-, where ! A supt.'r If tv 1 vc ' - ."e r -'" :.ism amougst tie Xa gentlemen can get a rdeasast coM or warn bath at ani f:r tile, 'l V J """ '

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

JL tablisiied wuakfboat. Kransvliie. J n-iiana. Moroge, iorwaraii.g, ai.t :on.mi.'s). n cem-ral Railroad, Steamboat, and Es.. press. Agent, Special Agents for the PFNN rFNTRAI. RllIlRnAn nnd connections over which we are authorized to Particular attention paid to lloceivinj, Storing ami Forwarding-, 1ko, to the ? Sale of any Produce, or other proji-rty, ceit-ii;iicd to us for sale, aud satisf:'tion pusruntce-l. f'ttice and extensive Wanhouse on Water street, a-IjoiniDjr the Teleprnph, and on the Wharf t-oat, vi here e arc to he f-.und, attemliiiK to tlm inteMut of ur patrons at all bourn, day nnd night. With wir sujierior facilities; lot:? standing; nntiring energy; und knowledge of our husiiKw, we f.t.1 coufi.bnt of giving general sati-firii.-n. and hope, to merit a continuance of the extenfivepatruno? we are now enjoying. I.iKrnl cash advancu w ill lie made on ollconsi;rninentu tit either nurw-lves or oorre-poudent in anr -f the principal market!), North, llasf or ot!th. . . P. c . ,p m E Y & c o jrp . Jiouinit, iti:ci:ii'iWf;. Mm lTiUWAUDIN(JAMrciMMIsSl(i 5IEKCIIAX. Watkr Strfft, Kvansvillf, Ixdiaw. Thank fill for the patrou.ige heretofore so lior.'illv extetided to ine, I lg t-i say to my r.n-eti River and AVahash friends that I am still on"tlw ground, reudv and willing te give their consiuim-nts close atte:i"tion. Particular attention civeti to the firwarJh. r f 1 oI.ju-h, Pork, Lard, Hucon, (Vks add -iiersl Mer-1 ehanrOe mr2."-r.in Jrjfoiv jr jt.M..S, HiüiTriJ IXß. KOKWAItDINrt AMI r.KNKK l , COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Aleuts for KüiiawJiii Ut (.oiupuiiv, Kvaimviile, lu.ma. W e have formed a co-partnership under the styl of Hkowm A Aikmax, and oiler our servic- iu the e&paeity as act forth in our card above.' We arc fully prepared to extend ever- farilitv to fchippers, either l.y CAXAL, HIVKU, r KAIbI.'UAP, and assi.TO them that their intonwts shail l-e f.iithfuily represented, hon!d they I plea.n-d tj fiviT nif viih their potront-jre. Office aud Wa. Thönse ou the corner if Main st. and the Canal. WM. BKÖWX, W. .M. A I KM AN. iMtteof Ilouard 1 Drow n. ' Late of l OSIKK, .V Co. B j.ni-2J-tf .tyMs tiTOBJVi:. have a Urge dou'ty He Wan-house at the Csnal Dastn, cailli of storing any anionut of produce, whi'.-li viil 1 r-;-reived, stored, taken- cam of ar.d held ul-joi t to the owners oraers on ini rmsvuai ie terms. r. C. OTILEV. mh26-tf TOJiJO i: KU.T7;I.-H e aiv pn pared o" to store in our Fire l'mof Warehouse, niiy inantity of Grain, Produce, or .Mervhudie, ou the most Ii heral terms. Having large and airy rooms up stairs, -articular rare-will lie taken of Household Furniture, Agi ieulturid Implements and all kind of go.xid or warva liulde to damage from damp or runt. Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates, ly tlto tnoiitli, or loiter when desinil. Wandiontio. loctel on corner of Loemd stn-ef and W. and K. Canal, and nit ronvenient for t-liip ing hy Kiver or Ilidlroail. Apply to V- f'i Ki . FOSTER ( H. It A I Lit O ADS AND E.rRK?S. " fvitjuviii: iif TKnif.i:it.'s. yVIM.K AND tl(AV.f -.i,-; fordsvii lUilnvid, f J V-Aii-z-r Oa and after Jloml.tv, July lth, Ik, the trains on thU rKtd will run a folloV: The up mail will leave L'vonsville t 0 A. M.; Vim-enncs 12.10, and arrive at Terre Mnuie at 3 I'. Mi as heretofore. (Oiuner lth at Vinceunes and Terre Haute.) . The down mail w ill leave Terre ILmte nt X.VSt V. M.; Vinci'imes C.83. and arrive at Kvinvil!e at 9.1" P.M. (Supper at Vini-viines.) THE ACCOMMODATION TPAIX PETWLL'X EVANSVILLE AND VIXCEXXES. On TuewUiyn, Thursday snd Satuidjiy. ctrty. Will leave Vincrnm-s Pt 6.W A. M. and" turhy at Evansville at 10.15 A. M. Will leave Evansvill. nt 1.30 P. M. :l arrive at Vir.ecnne at ß.?t7 P. M. P.ETWF.EX VIXCEXXES AXD TEP.EE HAUTE. On Mondays, Wednesday rri 1 1'rid.iys oiiiy. Will leave Vineenn -s nt 5.(r A. M. and'arriw ut Terre Haut at UV50 A. M.; will leave Ten. I!a-,t at l.iJ P. M. and arrive .'it Viiiccnnes at CSV- P. 31. JuIIX IXULE, JR., Si'.p'i. it J jy.fi oit r.i ftöj u fir'n : We lieg to call Ihe attention of Merchant Ituyini; or onlerinir Ihrir fall Htork Iron ihe Kii-t-crn cities, to the superior advantage nnd l.o iiitii rI the Ilnltluinre onil OIilo Xlllroitctt for the vmIo and t-peeOr tranrortutiou if l-'i-e.ht.-I Evansville and vicinity. Connection re in.nle with the most rt-ISa'de L'uilronds and Steamshipti. Kiver route horteiie! und improved ly e.mph-i..n to Parkershurph. Thnnigh ratf" lower than t-y any other mute. Apply to l. PoTTV-R, Boston ; U.K. Kki.i.v, riiil.n!el.liii -. C. F. I'KKVirL, New York; J. T. Enoi.vm, l'aüiluore, for inforiuatiou or through r-.ife , or to UKii. FOSTER i t.'o.. Freight Agents. Corner IM-uit stn-et and Canal, Evansville, lieliaua. j.v-Ül sr!asijBV4 (WitjjTVs i:xi'Ri:sn cojtr.fyitJL NEW ARKAMiKMIiNT. The Apam's E.vrnrss C'oMr.vNr n- pe.-i fully D-ninee to their friends aud patroni, the pul-lie f Evu vil and vicinity, that, with iucn-asiil fjciiitieH for the tranr"rtaiiun of ' REICHT, I'AC K A C E . . I V X E Y A X It V AL V A V. L EN . Thy solii it a continuance reformer favors, l.rii i.d rare takwii in the rolleelioii vf Iti!!, I'r.ijir'. Notes, nnd the tranrpi-riatiuii of mii..!1 :uid '.n parkoges. All rwiiis wi-hing to avail iliomsolve of the f.i-eilitK-of th J-:xpr-s-, cull ol.lain nuy doffin-d ii.f.Tmatioii in ri f--rcine to iho rotiie. ami l. t;ii!. of the l.usini-ss, at their oHice on 1'ii.t str.i t, between Main and LK-ut, oppot-ile the P'w-t ''uv. d- is t;. H. FIMI, A-er.t. mJ" Sale tatde, S-eond Ix-te.erii Main mi l L - cit-t Streets, oppot-ile tt-.e Old Pr-.i-l-; t- riiiii t li:;r.h, Ev!UIvil!e. The tinderslgnrd l-n a l.?rge and coinniodiotis Prick Stahle with shed for cerrige. and i-- pre-psn-d t take horse- hy the day, vvii 1; or inoiith. His customers May ls siire of having their ar-.iiiiaN well and carefully nttend.il V: He refers to the following gentlemen whfise horv-s he hm had a h-rtg time under his charge. He has alo a nurtV-r of goo-1 and S'ife horci f r th sad'lle or harn's-, with a iminlier of new and comf.rtaMe tiiiggies. to hire. iird-m for Mio horse or hnggies, will le n;n tua!Iv attended to. K.-f.-r to C. fS. Keats, tla-i o!li.-e:' C. R. 1 meiif ; J. Oavitt, Ex-SherilV; Cvprian Pn-st.ii. x-tia-ly " J. STUATTOV. wvTrir. at-.t. 3 ntllrtft ßsr: "sii n r:lt ' ML Th-Troy Iron und N':ul Factory, i.X Tr y, N.I., have Herirj- J'.i:rdrn s - Imr-rove-l lh-rse Shoe Machine- ( ' v llrrnfiw in ymi-es-f.il oi-eratioti.'i i I ci .Miia sre pr ; are.i r. exeetite r.r-M : . .ler.frr norland Mule M,. VV C of any weight and pattern, st a - v MHce lmt litlhMilw.ve the vn.'n of Horn- Shoo lien. i'mtil are 1r.f-fir,-fl If, j.v.etit. ! h 1 ! The quality of the Iron lined in th-.-e. hoe i. j bii.iiir'1! in cirii iir"i. new e ii' . .- i M-.ii fooTicn Tt i-'.i ii.n a it k ..w W HAY 1 EA L E V S. 1 In Ihe undersigned ou'.d

nvperthiily inform the Ha v ('rowers and I-:eis -,l J cnnr. tiy on hand n Kre n1 vsrd 4jto.it lie Las piirclis,-d the risht to eukeand eeil ? s-tiiu. nt l :ies, Chem'.-.i.--. Cji .rr.ils, acd everr Penniston's wottahU Hav I'rs in Vamkrhurgh l -erected wi:h the art. and Warrick counties, and is now ready to receive 1 'lrators that the ( oruer, an 1 earjiug reorders for Presses, which he will promptly till end j rattanee, the -uie mre ami 1.1 .. veJ

j nentrd. Persons wanting Frees- would do well to callcn the undersigned and examine the n.Mel and ,(rinr,r,s ,K Vhich they work, reip.iring less I ... ... i i a.. ...i .i 1. i i .. , r g money, and take p hut little rami. : rnoponnaa.rce.üeiweeMi 'ji-'"""- . je-'lm d.t vc WXOM RKjy-TM I-HUf COWtWj JC 'NIKXT HWCLLIX IKM n i.k,K et. .' h,.tween first and Seewnd, now I tbe ccupau.-u .4 Mr Krs.tariii:an Abfilv to f.v to J. WlTLY Hl'CnCS a . W. KLSTERMAX. or U night, T'ir the very moderate rrice of 25 cents each. or five tickets for one dolUr. . . j.Vtf w W that Henry L. ILitcheil has . been appointed ?V,?.i?,?r,or .th1fta' cf -rs- LLVIUA Jll 1L11 K.L.L., Lite o this oitv. deceased. Saiil e. i täte is solvent. HfcNRY L. 3IITCHLLL. . ' j'- AdcunL-trator.

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Of the Victory in j w .I abm UJttM -m ti:L.M., na- Fuse. TaWro, a' kin t-'i ufT, frarcb. ui wie wi "'J, I opened in connexion with his Sharing Saloon, some Vinegar, Pari r. all kind : i. A a -

I au pohh oi los i.um o a. xo ii at i - - GIT-TEUT jVi'LI?

STEAMBOATS.

3IEM11HS 1.KGUI.AU 'vlEKlV fTZr.fL The T-r.w lTessv.re Steamer ?CTTTI. t.SXTT m:i Uder ; J. B. Akchtr, n,.r leaves Loulürilie. every Wwlnesday at 5 p. n. ; rra Memphis every Saturday at 5 r. m.; leave Eva?iTiii i"r iAHisviue every jioiinay ai a r. M.. leave t. aa - 1 jt n?rilie, cwrr Jloc-iay, Wed. Lmihv nui Yrlltr nt t a. m J.ewves I'nducah every Tneeday, TLu"jaT end J-.-t-rd:.y, at tt a. . !onneetin"e at EvansviJle w ith E. 1 C. K. IL for all points Xorth and Last, and w ith packets f. r Louisville, Wal n-h and Green Hirers. At Padacah vrith packets fur Suirt I.oiüs, New Orleans and the duly mail boats fur Csiro, Nashville aud Tennetsee Kiver. Uusiness promptly attended to, cnl cbirgM fnr freight and pass;i- 6aaae as charyji bv tbe p.-ket J. 11. Done. j'ye-Cmdiw 'If VILLI: Vt KET, IHK C4JfC " Äät. The Fte&uicr CHOCTAW, Captsin !T:Tv?hA--ctrPtrT, wH rm rep-.lcrtT for the jÄi3Äf-e retnsinder of the season, ani ss l-i;g as ihe vvnter w ill permit, as a rcguk-r pucket, l-twe-n Evansville and Xew Orleans. Frt-za her grtt speed, she can racily mnke the trip In thirteen days, aud will leave here'every fifl-eiith dny after her departure, ihr w ill return cn her third trip OX T1IC 11TH OK 12TII OF MAY. The time of her rrrivnl will l-e tele jr,phel froca Vii-tsburph r.ni Memphis, and dnly ptiTioence-i la the papers, tbut sa'j jrs rauy knew aiiü rely u'-ou . her movements. Her oßh-ers pledge themst lv-s to i'j a'.l ii their 1-werforthe iaterest and f.in:o of the city with which they s;A to identify themselves, and th"y solicit in return from titii-us fo :ii eneoora.TOiatsit ss will make their connection w i!h th ci:v ptMss-lu-nt airl recipr-xMlly prr .f.tsbK "he U-at vlll lii-el f.r her su; ;(. j t IP CrtiH:U as well rs dorn cnr-ie-, e.nd in pri p'.-rtion to" her nc-;pt Tp, csn she afford to p-Jü e her down friibr. fh:rrr here should, i hrrcfor for their own iütrest, entieavor to recurv her u freights from their ccrre-I-ondents. I. A. CRAXIi. Arxct. ai-31-tf LT. K V A N V I L L K, PADLCAII ASD -MUG PACKET. fSZf J- II. TONE, Dav:?, !Ia5t r, 1mti !-".-:S-Ev3nv;:ie everr TnedaT sü i Tri"5t3C -""Je-day at 12 o'clock. M.. arrivirr Paducnh nt C o'c! k. A. Cairo r.t 12 o'clock,' JJ. Wodi.s lay and Futi:r.i y. Jletuixing. leaves Cairo every Wedi.e'.ny und Svturdoy, at 7 o'clock, p. M.. nnd J'uducah every Thursdaf and Sundav, at 9 o'clock. A. M. ' coxxEnixG at rvAx?viTT.n with the Ani4 l arkets. Tickets cm I tLiaiueJ m loard the boat f t II ratc: u Citii. marCVlr Zmlf ojriTöl: ilsT'i:j:iti.yj .i kTY," i:egul.irSr. Ixuisaal Lowisvü! Pak ts, LIGHTXIXC LINE. ffTST The following hoef hsvu ccm-t.lLsl-uu ncd their regular trips in ih rrX'r Louiivi'.le snd it. Louis ir.id, and will roiitinue to run during the season, givlr:g jartkukir sticnticu all vc.ir hn:ness. Iho FASHION", CArT. J. K. SIAETIV, Passes Evansvi'l.!, pr it,r Jow-n everv Tueslar caoro in, and up every F rider rv rning" Th HIGHFLYER, ccrr. TJitf. wnioiiT, Pause Evansville. f:,.U:(r dovm, ev rr ThursJUr morning, and up everr Mondar m-rrin"-LOl lSVILLi; AM ST. LoLlS Passeneers and shippers csn r..-lr n;.oa these Lost leaving ptinctnnür on thejr r-rTr 1 rv, and cni.ecting with ail the) jeket-j i:hr.inaN vcSt.LouSs. For fn-Lrbt or pv.eee aj h f n I , -,r I or to "'"17 f. ;. tl'PlEEY A CO. Tjpntn'jLjt: ; it. -a r;;, l u u -Co-Loi isvir t t; pai k vt. fZrjr- 'ihe JuilN -JUIGflo v.i'.l I.eroaflcr i r vuL.ily a? a L.u!ii; ar.d 2ür-4Xfi? L'vam v il'e l i-.ket; h.-tving excellent iU-ci a.iiiiHlation f.ir Pa-enperi. Sli v.ill lcve Evansville every Wednct-day aud J-'aturtLiv tf.t. -i.oon at 5 w'tlwct, pn.c: " Iv. " s. ir. tr.n. Master tnar p. M. G.VLDNEH.Ci k. jjp r. ui L.in ," i r v ;; r, TiT -iVa'AN'svii.Li; and hi:ifi:son PACUET. r-VTr- The ."TEAM fit M .' InTO, NO 2, -Tl,ri-'rJ.Tv'v'"' l, :,ve EvsnsviiH every TlIre tp'i y rt u o !- , r. x. ana c.'tni. l.'.y al I'iurlo'k. r. k., tr Hei.;ei-s,n i-Vi'Ue. Aci.n"ll"'it i. Ii e. -.') t. nd IsK-ir2-,7t rmzi: t on i:i'j.niDouiJtvili.. snlf.-ri'- f. f. .- t; NEW V, EEICLV riiESS-. A rM'VdtifuHy Ii'u-tiitci Family ITcwspaper. The Xewr Yolk Vi- kl.r Prr:-? ii onctf tha larf':: und hett library papers of the d:iy. A Ligt Quarto contninin Twenty l'prei, ,r Sixty V.ljmii, t,f entetiaiuing mafiei ; ar.d Elcg.-mtlv liiuitr.-.t' d eTtrr w-k. A (iift worth fr.-m .' cctits to 5lC) will be act to e:ii-h eut t il-el" on receipt of l:i i'jsi'i IptlOti II.: h' J. I'm; copy f-.-r oik- year, ai d 1 -;.'t Three ropi.: . :ie year, r.n 1 .1 pif t.. Oj Fie c i i'-s oi: j. r, n:,,I c..";. .- co Ten co i.-t, ...tie y.ar. nnd 1 J j-iw lj ymt Tw- lity-t.no vpi- one ynu, .inü 1 ,..ri Oi Canadian suWi it rs nn.st ; i ;T.fs each In ti'Miri-ci to th acv i ;.., to jjy fLj Aniicsti jM.t.i;, whiih ti.u-t l- pn-p.ii-i. The urticl.-s to t di-trilui- d aro c arri.ici it; the toi.wit:g Ii-1 : 1 U.S. i rc-isury Note 51OJ0Q 2 ! ! rf., r, - ) ea-.-b. do do !., C ) each. Ii d. du 1. ivj ijft r-c Patent l ever Hunting Case -1 Vtthrn...;.j Oi (;. l i .telu -s r-v i" lv) , I'-O llo Lr. !;;. :. I ntch-n... ."' S;!-.. r IluUi.i.g fu.-eJ V. .V ') r V.':"lieic .... 0 .... :o c. .... 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