Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 316, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 August 1858 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, IND. THURSDAY MORNLNO-... . -...AUGUST 12 5y The. Lecompton leaders are acting with' strange inconsistency in their course in this county. They are warring upon their own doctrines, and aiming fatal blows at the vital principles cf the party. Allegiance to caucus rule has been the sum and. substance of their preaching and professed faith. It is the only principle that sustains their power ; the only basis on wnicn in party stands. To support the caucus ticket without scruple or scratch, is the whole duty ' of a Lecompton ite, according to the ritual of the party. But the clique of office holders in the Postoffice building are - turning bolters and repudiating a. regular convention county ticket made and confirmed according " to party usages." Tbe inflalibility and supremacy of caucus rule is a charming doctrine with these wire pullers so long as they can make these organizations mere conclaves to register their selfish and corrupt schemes to get and hold the government places ; but the moment the machinery does cot work to suit their purposes they are for knocking it down. The Post-office and the Enquirer have established a star chamber before which , they a3sume to try ail suspicious candidates. They have summoned Messrs. Stinson and Gavitt to expurgate themselves of certain attributed heresies, and these gentlemen being contumacious have been denounced by the clique, and one of them set aside by this self constituted authority. To enforce the verdict which it had not political and moral weight to carry into effect, the : star chamber got up, last week, a township caucus of numbers and characters easily to be controlled and brought out a candidate , for Sheriff in opposition to Cavitt, the regular nominee of the county convention. But the minor and inferior body has no right to set aside the doings of the county caucus. In attempting it, they act as bolters, and those who have instigated the proceeding, and uphold it, are in rebellion to the party ; and according to their own doctrines are more treacherous apostates than Hovey. It ü a piece of usurpation, which, if tolerated, will upset the party. How are the poor, uninitiated rank and file to know which authority to obey? The county caucus pledge their votes to Gavitt, the star chamber conclave through their township assemblage tell them they must support McBriele. By thb kind of management they are destroying all recognized authority, and introducing insubordination and anarchy into the ranks. We protest against the proceeding as dishonorable and treach-e-ous towards Mr, Gavitt, whom, for the want of a better, we may be,obligc:Mo dopt as cur candidate. - BrCUANAX'8 LXTTTR TO BlLl EsGtCH. The New Albany LeJjer says : At the time Mr. English read the brief extract from the President's letter, he had already received the nomination for Congress, and therefore it was impossible that his nomination could have depended upon it. At the time Mr. Lngiish received his uommation we doubt whether there were a dozen I delegates who knew of the existence of such a letter. The Ledger has two or three times repeat ed the statement in the last sentence. The existence of the letter was known in this city and in Indianapolis for several days be fore the Paoli convention met, and was the subject of discussion among anxious politicians, whose version cf it wa3the same as tnat puousnea oy tne 2 ribune. it was re ported here to be a letter which Mr. English " was snowing au rouna nis aistnct to secure hi3 nomination." Is it at all probable that the letter from Mr. Buchanan declaring he would give a th.ov.zand vote if he could command them in the district, for Mr. Eng lish was sot known in that district, where those one thousand votes were at the con trol of the President, whose wishes were so ardent in the matter, and jet was well known to hundreds in distant parts of the State. The Ledger repeats every shallow suggestion made to it by English, whose subservient organ it is ? CSTMr. J. Glancy Jones, of Pennsjlvania, Chairman of the Committe of ays and Means in the IIoiLje. and Mr. Buchau. , . , e , k -n an's especial favorite, and one of the pillars oi me Auminuirauuu, is until 10 ue rcpudiatcd in old Derks District, the Democratic stronghold of the State. A convention of the Democracy of Berks, wa3 recently held at Reading, in which Jones was clearly in the minority. With the aid of numerous office-holders, from Philadelphia and Washington, the friends of Jones, did their utmost, by two organizations and general confusion, to break up the meet ing. The regular Democracy, nevertheless, passed a strong resolution condemning the courje of Jones, in spite of a long speech from him in self-defence. Joues will get whipped. The Second Distsict. John M. Wilson, the opponent of Bill English in 1856, made a speech at New Albany on Saturday night, to a larjre crowd that brought out thunders ot applause which echoed and re-echoed through the streets, deserted bv the non--.Vn v. j .4 .u w ZZ Z m "" l"c lu" speaker, and in intellect is far superior to English, and bad it not been for a damaged private moral record, would have beaten -r.if 0.. i.. ....... - VULCU LUJI III. 'did not particularly desire to run for Con gress, but that Bill. Ecgliih should not be without an opponent. . mis announcement wig received with hearty chev3. A Kiss is' tiis Wabash. An extraordinary rise commenced cn Thursday in Wabash aal ur to Sanday eveninj had risen about ux loct and a hair, it was at a stand on Jlonday forcaoon ; but in the afternoon, it showed evident sfcns of receding. Itia now

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Thi St. Louis Election. The administration papers are very jubilant over the

election of Barrett in St. Louis, as an ad ministration triumph, and an endorsement of its policy. There is very little in the event we should think, for them to exult over. Breckinridge, who U emphatically opposed to the administration in , everything received 5,815 votes, and Blair"who is . also opposed : to the administration, 1 vreceived 6,452 votes together, 12,267 votes against the administration Barrett, as the administration candidate," received 7,214 votes, or 6,053 less than, his competitors. . According to our calculation, then, instead of the result of the late election being an administration victory, it i3 an administration defeat, by 5,053 majority. The party adhering to te Executive has always been a minority u..rty in the couutry ; but held together "by the cohesive power of public plunder " it manages to defeat its divided and undisciplined opponents. And the name party will continu to hold the reins of power, till the ' factions in tbe opposition can be induced to yield their extreme view and coalesce for one great national object. The abuses of the government arc. as muvh the consequences of the follies of the opposition, as the corruptions and abuses of the Executive party. By combining, the opposition could have arrested ihem before they attained their present pass. JgjT'The Evansville Journal censures Judge Niblack for making his appointment for speaking in the district, "without consultation with his rival." Is the editor aware that Judge X. waited about two weeks to hear from Hovey, and that it was not until the end of that time, when he had given up all hopes of hearing from him on the subject, that Judge N. ordered the printing of his list of appointments? Was it not the province of Hovey "to notify Niblack, if be desired to meet the latter ? And in view of his failure to do so, was not Mr. Niblack justifiable in carrying out his own plana ? Vincmntt S n Judge Hovey did write to the Hon. Mr. Niblack, immediately after his nomination, expressing a wish -to make' arrangements for a fair and honorable canvas. His proposition, we are informed, never received a reply. Why did Judge Niblack wait to receive a proposal from Hovey? The offer wai as much due from Niblack to Hovey, as from the latter to the former. Tbre has been a pitiful skulking in the proceeding, in keeping with the timid and subservient character of the man. A Tragedy. A terrible fracas occured last week on the Mississippi river in Tepton county, a .short distance above Memphis, between Mr. Carter, a small farmer, and McCurry, a man of respectability and a justice in the neighborhoed : The origin of the fracas was Carter alluding to the loss of a wood boat, and stated his belief that some of his neighbors had stolen it. McCurry asked him if he accused him of taking the loat. To this Carter made some reply, which appears was unsatisfactory to Curry, who aain repeated the question. Carter replied, 44 If you insist on my saying so, I will." McCurry stepped into his house and got his rifle, and attempted to Jhoot Carter who drew a large pocket-knife, and rushed upon him. The rille failing fire, McCurry drew a Colt's repeater, and fired several bbots, inflicting several scTere. if not mortal wounds upon Carter. During the fight he was himself severely and dangerously wounded with the knife in several place. The combatants were separated. Mr. Curry is much esteemed in the neighborhood. Carter is tl e same who killed Mr. Green Batenian, in that vicinity, several years ago, and was acquitted. Mr. Carter U not expected to live. Bccuanan'bKe-Election The Richmond Whig, commenting upon the remarks of its neighbor, the paper called Ibe South, that Mr. Buchanan would be the only available candidate for the Southern Lecompton Democracy, in 1860, says: By the returns of Jbe lat Presidential election, it appears that the majority of the popular vote cast against Mr. Buchanan, was somewhere in the neighborhood of four hundred thousand. He is, therefore, a minority President, of the meagcrist passible description. It cannot be difficult, under each circumstances, to beat him at the next election, for we are assured by our ncichwr of the South, that h is the only available candidate, and we infer, that to avoid a split, he will r run again. It is certain that he has gained no accession of strength from anr Quarter, while it rw nuite rvi-.lent th.it he has lost in some, in wbidi hewaasuppoed to be strongest. He was utterly un Die to carry his iwlicy through Congress, and ia the ertat question of his Adminis.äUo he .fls by the tnUrc Mr I r.F ,irihm retainer. Tax n pon the Clerks In tle Drpart menta. The Washington Statet contains a. com plaint from one of the clerksjn the Department to the effect that he and other poor fellows are taxed lenlnr y to pay for the printing of some five millions of Lecomp ton speeches, made bv men trom your Mate, to be circulated in Illinois to defeat Judge Douglas and tbe regular organization of the Democratic party: Eigler's speeches arc thus disseminated from here by clerks, who are compelled to frank and address them.' vv hat claim has this man upon the consider ation of bis part? lie is one of the most active of the conspirators against the regular organisation in ILiiois, This is from the ashington correspon dence of the Philadelphia JYc, and it is notoriously true. Every clerk in the departments has, for the last five years, been t .i i . i regularly rouoea, iy mc iuncuocanes at-ove I him. of a rortion of his little salary for the carrying of elections In all parts of the country. The robberies were perpetrated nnder Pierce, and they arc still worse under I JOUCUuIiull. nein io icuuuta u j n to make oath that he receives his wholesalary for his own sole beuefit, yet every clerk" U given distinctly t understand that li. win e receiving me uiouev wuu oac baud, he does not pay it back with the other for electioneering lues, he will be at once decapitated by the government guillotine, leavinpr to povcrtj- and perhaps starvation the wife and children depeudent upon him. Lvery tlcrk is compelled to make choice between corruption and virtual perjury on the cne hand aud the destitution of his family oa the otter. KiT A North Carolina editor acknowl edging the receipt of a buttle of brandy, forty-three ycarutld, say: "This brandy is to very old that wc very much fear that

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JfSr The burning of the steamer Edward j

Manning, at Alton, IILl, has been announc- J d in our telegraph despatches. The St. j Louis Democrat says she took. fire, at one o'clock on Monday morning, while lying at Alton, and was soon enveloped In a mass of flame, from which it was found impossible to save her. The fire originated in the cook house, and spread rapidly, the wood work, of the boat being as dry as tinder. Finding her fate inevitable, another steamer towed ber out into the river, and left her to the fury of the destructive element. She was bound for St. Louis with a cargo, principally of dressed lumber, worth about 8150,000, which wasinsured for only 50,000, and was owned by tbe Captain. The boat was built one year ago, at Marietta, on the Ohio, and was a stern-wheeler. Her value was $11,000, and she is insured for $7,000 in two Pittsburg offices the Eureka and Monaiigahela equal amounts in each. She had just becu repaired and outfitted at a cost of $1,500. Doat and cargo were a total loss. - Ca?, Gbcd, WiKorr, &o. The Richmond South, has a long and furious . article respecting the appointment of Miss Gamble's Chevalier Wikolf and that famous or rather infamous Hessian, Francis J. Grund, to secret foreign missions, and concludes in this wise : We have only to add, that it General Cass has had the temerity to select cither of these renowned adventurers as an agent of the Government, tbe country will not hold him harmless for having outraged public morality. Better, far better, for the Democracy that the bead of the State Department were in the darkest recesses of the most impenetrable forest of Michigan, than he should thus stealthily encroach upon its integrity. We call on the Secretary of Stat, in behalf of the united Southern Democracy, to revoke at once, the appointment of the twin brothers in iniquity." . These appointments have been made, it is supposed, through the influence of Mr. Appleton, the Assistant Secretary ot State, who is one of the powers behind the "throne,- and leads Buchanan and directs Cass. Tue Kansas Election. The returns come in very slowly in consequence of the swollen state of the streams. A drenching storm prevailed on the day of the election, which prevented thousands of voters from attending the polls. Only thirty precincts have yet been heard from, including, of course, the principal towns, and the majority in these is about 5,000 against accepting the English bribe. One hundred small precincts arc yet to be returned, which will carry the majority up to 12,000. The entire vote of the Territory will probably reach nearly 1C,000; of which about 2,000 will bo for the swindle and 14,000 against it This vote would indicate a population in the Territory of more than 90,000. If this be so, there can be no grounds for opposition to an immediate admission of Kansas even under the English bill. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Office mf the Evmmtrllle Imemrmmee Dm. pmmp, Evansville, Ind., Awgust 12th, lSöa. The StcckboMcrs of tbe Evansville Insurance Corapen y, are hereby notified, thai the annual election for Nine Directors, will be held at tUa Office of tho Com pany, on Monday, the 6th dar of September next. between the hours of 1 and 1 o'clock, P. 31. By order of the Board. aug-l2td WM. T. PACE, Secretary. M. Ooardiao, and friends of Education turonrh. out tbe Uuitod Stat, ar requested to addrera the rwMeot or eastmaws cumhercial colLEiiK, St. Louis No., for th Annual Pamphlet and Circular of that Institution, now the Ltrjrvst nd most thorough School for the proper education of Young Men and Women, in tbe Union. TIi I'amphlet contaJua vaJuabla ducationul In. formation. The Circular, important and valuable Information for farmer, mechanics, merchants and pro fe -atonal men. Addre, II. U. fcAMT.MA. Fntii1rnt Commercial College, St. I.oui.-t, Mo au?l'i-3wd Wfj HlT11 JVJ5 MULCHES. 9 V ThoDv who intend to cover thtfr new Iioukjw with a Rood article of Tine Shingles, had better call upon the Milxrribcr aoon, an be haa lnt "n l-w morckft." JOHX K. GLOVKK. augll Gn?r JIain and ffeve nib atreeta, -m. t'opiar MiinKle, in Yard aixl for aale by JOHN f. (jiLOVEK, augll Corner Main and Kercnth atreeta. TT9I.XK JXOOÄ.V. 0,000 FEET JL o. l dree.MMl Tin 1 Ioormir, in yard and for ale Pj JOHN K. CLOVER. augll Corner Main and Seventh atreeta. (WLLMS V HOWES, UMTEJt ST., 1 door abov Vine, evle Manufacturers of the Celebrated Magnolia Whisky or k vans villi:, im. ALSO Alt Linda of Domeatle Liuuora, and cou Ptantly a targe supply of Old and Chok-e IWmrboa, Rye, and Motion pihela whisky. UKl-dtwly. 8r MEUtnOJLOTt O.V tLMTVJtm tß DAY, Augunt 7, between the Halt Wclla and Stratton'a Livery tftablc, a email bundle containing a Colt Revolver and otner articles. The above re ward will be given for the dcliwry of the name at that ontre of this paper. au-io-st W WORSE LOUT LOUT H THE Subscriber, oa Saturiray, July Ulth, a Brown Marc, hair thin intermixed with white, 10 years old. about 1C hand hieb, with white i-pot on tbe tail. white spot on the right hind foot, her l ft hind foot ia thicker than the right. Any one !to can give iniortnuiUn about lie, er will brine her back to mo. will nxcivc 55 reward. JUHX REDILL, augl0-3td-1w-w Fulton Avenue, Lamanco D tSSOLCTIO.V OF CO-rJMTJTER-MIIP. The co-partnership heretofore existin between AXbKcw J. Piutox, W illiav K fllUTON, liEOROE It. J'SESTOSf, and ALI ED -M. .'ItGKtir, ü this day dissolved by mutual consent, the said Alfred M. McGriff having retired t her from. The affairs of aid firm will be settled by the taid Amin w .1., William K. and Ccorcv 11. rreotwn, who will continue the business under the name and stylo Of rRVf-TOS BitOTntKS. WM. R. PRESTON. ANDREW J. l'RlTi)N, ;eorge n. preston, Aufuttlft, ISM. A. M. McüRll t . In retiring from the firm of Pklstox Bros., 1 return my Ficcsre thanks to my numercui friends for tin Ir Iii rU patronage, and hopcak for my successors a contjnuauce of the same. auglO-Swd A. SI. McGBirr. WJU T.VEJtSUF JL CcnUtflnan from the East, with a capital of a few thousand dollars 1,000 cosh is dtirou of

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obtaining a par mcreaip la some goux mcxauv uumntse. Is a thorough busincES man, industrious, and willing to du vote Lis ntire timo aud aergüa to such, and doubU not but his perseverance, ability, and ccmaal knowledge of buüousa, will greatly iucruavc the returns of any house he may enrage with. 1 willing to cojrafto in any Uceeriptlon f buinw thnt ii hunt aud Jueratryc.ur boy cut any iah. rtiruax Jivca. Addn&t, imaiodiatcly, P. K.LIMC au Cioe of tLis Pajpcr.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MXMStn. THE U.VI B R8I G.YE n, for many year chief Clerk in the house of , juit yeara cuki me& . JOHÜ I! L' It LEY Co..beira to offer his Services ' asCommiaaion Merchant, to the friends aud pat Merchant, to the friends aud patrous of that home, now that It has retired from businow With this end In vlow I have formed a eo-jianner-shlp with Mr. . W. Benton, senior of tl old and , well known firm of K. W.- Bonton k Co., under the name and style of BENTON aKlMJ, to take place. ; from the 1st of May, proz. The subscriber relies fT support utou the friendi of the old bouse of JOHN HURLEY Si to., who ; have had opportunities of experiencing the promptneas ana aolllty with which ne aiteuueu 10 tueir ; emmets. . err rcBpectruy, THOMAS KING, Corner of Lafavetts and Xew Levee streets. Ksw Ol leans, April 87, 1808. augg-y XHJFEE'ti f V TOJIJ Tl V K O TM T W-S ISO HARROW. Patented May 25th, The attention of manufacturers of agricultural implements, and the rawrrsof mal! grain, is Invit ed to a recent and moat valuable improvement In the construction of the Harrow, invented by V. M. Chatek, of Crayvillo, Illinois- In this new implement the teeth are inserted iu two self revolving horizontal wheels, by which the furrow f the teeth are made to cross the Hue of the direction of the harrow, and an the teeth go round the circuit of the wheel every time the harrow move forward the leticth of the diameter of the he:l, each tooth has just thrwe times the effect of a tooth in a straight narrow, consequently it docs its mors lar iwttor, and more of it. Once paine over the ground with this harrow, kaves it letter harrowed than by two pnaeages with the ordinary liarrv-. it is muco lighter draft upon the team, and what mwt be a great consideration wtih every pr;u tioa! firmer, iu passing over corn or rtubble (rrouid. it keps itiH'lf entirely free of Ulks, as by its articu it trattera them on each side of it. Tbe Invculor propoeef to tell the right to nan li ar t tire these HarroM-s, for any given Territory, eitlnr Counties or States, at moderate prici-. 11a willalocu irgle Harrow, and on the rtxvii t of !U bs will ship a good six fact Harrow to any pun of the country, the purchaser paying freight. Address. i)C8-d3t-wtf Grayvillo, Illinois. Wm V. UHEEJ ECLECTIC MW PHYMCIAN ANI UUU EON -t.tHca on Third street, a few doors above the Crwcent City Bank, where he is prepared to answer professional cans at an hours oi tue uy or night. N. B. Special attention aiven to Surgery aud diseasea nt tbs Eye. augS-dAw-lyr JfJt,iOM.VT10.X' OF CO.railT.VEUJLir i(IP.The partnership heretofore existimr between Vr. Hctchinsox Gttxx, is toia day dissolved ly mutual consent. The books of the firm arc In the hands cf Dr. Hutchinson, who alone is authorized to collect all debts due the firm until further notice and settle all cluims against the same. I. HUTCHINSON. August Mh, J. N. GREEN. dAwlm PWubofaa Eurfirer eoy. iUM.YlStTILMTOit't SALE. N -TICK la hereby given, that on tho ftUh day ugeat, A. I. h$6, at 1 o'eks-k, A. SU I of A will sell at Public hale, at the Auction Boom of Woolsy A Nelson, In thi city, the renonal proper ty of Mrs. EItiba M itch t i l, dtc-ae., - UUfil L. 3111 1.11 tl.L, auK3-3td-3w-w AdmlnUtnto-. gUOlVE UqiORH FftH JlEUU.iL, j AND FAMILY USE. Cask Old Port Vine, pure Jul-e. V2 Madk-ria Wine. : J " Choice Crown Slierry Wiae. " . f xlted Province Brandy. 4 Cognac Leger Frvres Brandy. Vi - Pale Cognac Brandy. )4 t"ult-d Vineyard Proprietor's Brsndy. 1 Bbls. Choice Old Bourbon Wlikky. 4 dux. London Cordial Gin. 3 " Extra Gin In Stone Ju-. Celt t rated Fi-h Bnnd. Wc have the alwvc Good.i in store, lor sale in bottles or on draught. auga Z. II. CUUK & gt. WVSTMy TIME. it EC EI YVHli 9ß this day p. r Railroad, 20 Tons of Bran, at the new Feed Stf.rr on Water street, between Main aud Locust. aug7-Utd II. S. BUST- N JLEJSE NOTICE. TM IL.O Its aul SEAMSTRESSES will find eini loymcnt. aud aru requested to call at the earliest date at AUCPAtUEK X PLALI fS North side First ftrcct, two dir from Sj cr. uii-ie f . aug7-lw to OLD OUTr-UJnXti SOLD OUT my entire Interest of Books and Stationery (thin day) to T. Vb taker, I return luy tluuikstothe poliic for their liberal patronage, ond tan cheerfully ret:oraujend oij successor to tLein for a continuance oftheeme. M. L. JIINfcON. A'OTICC Ttt TUB PfULIC. It will be seeti that tb undrmiird h.is runhsJ from M. L. Johnson bis stork ( B.-k .nd Stationery. I Ig scare en Inform the ritiaens ot Evansville and vicinity, ti t I ball cod-aver to merit a liberal share cf (heir patronage. Having already a well selected stock of articles n band, and intending to make numerous additions, I will endeavor to suit tho wants of tbo community. My purpose is to build up a good Book and Stationery establihmeut, and by Industry and fair dealing erure such custom as will enable me to compel with all others In the trade. T. WHIT A K ER. August 6th, lwd iTU.I 'EIt FROM tl 1 RE HIJ DENCE on the cornor of First and Chestnut street, about ten days since, a Bay Poncy with heavy maue; blemish in right eye; eight years 4d. Any person refuruing him to me, or giung ia iuformution of his whereabout., will le rewarded for so doing. Ill KAM E. BKED. Evaneville, August 6th. lw-d U LWDRIES. A M'UIME LOT K9 C boi.-e eaum ltoecrve Cheese: 2 B!l. Tears; A choice lot oi Tried Fecf nd Hnii; 15 boxes Soap and Caudlr, assorti-d qiialilii; ;) Ixigs extra snperflne Flour; 1W d"t. f.tvh Eggf, in store aud fr sale bv A.D. KYNOLDS.l f'A. ISSOLUTIO.V OF CO-FJRT.VER-this day dissolved by 'mntual con-rut. The busin will be continued by Jamks W. Ykkebv l.o will settle all claims agHinst the old firiu, and receive all debts due them. The name of the firm to be UHcd only In lio nidation. JAMF.8 VV. VICKERY. Augut 2d, ltJT. CIIAS. McJOHNSTON. SOLD OUT. Having sold out my interest in the firm of Vkkdry & Johnstun, I rcturu my t banks t- the public for their libiral patronag, and ran rheerfully recommend my buiceteor to them for a continuance of the same. CHARLES MeJUHNSTON. TO MY 1'13-LI.OAV CITIZENS. . Alter having re&ived for nearly fotir years the vry lilral pi'ropage of th citizens of Evun.-ville and vicinity, I take this opportunity of tvudering them my sincere thanks fur the post, and would ret-pet'i fully holicit a continuance of their f;vorn, hoping by strict attention to biLinoss to merit the same. aug-2-3vr JIMJ.S W. VICKKRY. TREED STOIW.-T1U! V.VDEB. JL MUNED will keep conetantly on hand, ha r. co?v, 0.1 TS. PRJX. And all othrr articles needed ti feed Horsea or Mules. All of which he will sell wholesale or retail, at k-ett market rates, giving juet weight and measure. Ii ODERT 8. Kl'STON, Water street, between Slain and Locust, Evansville. aiifc3-ly IT P. ETHEL If 4"., CO.Tl.niSSiO.V JLtf AND FOKWARDING 3SIKUCHAMS, No. 61 Pygtras Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. (KitullUlttd Jpril, 1S5:.) f. r. LTHCL. - wtB. t'ALLS. itrtatscts : R. 8. Howard, Evansville, Indiana; Alii? A LTowes. vansvile, Indiana; A. -St. I'hclps X Xon, Newburgh, Indiana; Minor A Hade, Ncwtmrgh, Indiana; H. V. Newcomb & Brother, Louisville, Kentucky ; D. S. Benedict A Son, Louisville, Kentucky ; Tbomaa Inuiforth, SH-cretary, New Albany Inaurume f 'o , w Albany, Indiana; R. Simpm Jc Co.; New Albany, Indiana; Y. II. Catlin, Henderson, KenttK-ky ; K. G. Beverly, Hpndcraon, Kentucky ; Janus Montgomery, Precton Pro. Bank. Jrffcrsonville, Inilianai Jlrrrctt Campbell and Co., St. Louis, 3Io. jy31-ly JCTOr It EyT Til E FIRST 8TOR1 JL in a two story Brick llouw, containing four moms, cellar, Ac. For particular j enquire at the Jtmol otlice. jyöO-2wd jfHEESEiO HOXES CHOICE; Ö barrel Linseed; CO C4MW Boston Matches. Jnt received bjTENNEY A- StiRENON, 1 Water tt. CJTLI.V te STEPHEN'S, (SUCA9 ccssors to Ja., bcantlin, Jr.,) Dealers in all kinds of Hoves, and manuf.uturcrsof Tin.bhcet Iron and Copper Ware. Also, man ufacturers Ofi Fruit Cans of every patent and description, with which printed directions for putting up all kinds of fruit, will bo furxiihed, free of charge; all of which will be sold very cheap for each, at wholesale or rv-tail. Storeroom at No. 13, Main ttr-at, between Water and 1'in-t 6tmt, (opposite old btatc Btnk), EvanEvill", Ind. jvs. tCANTLtK, Ja.. rxci HT r. r"r?.rTrr?.. W FULL UfitfORTME-y'T OF II. WjL WolfTa Uoon lron.lujt rfhed and fur file at-Haiujs4jriCw, bj a - s Ati er- a I'll -J-AVUi illiHi 40 2Lua lU

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JC RANCE BY IIOMECOMPASIta. m . . . . , . . . . . " nuenugaw naving woen ppoinieu ajeui. .iu;, iui. INDUKAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. S. F. COVINGTON, Ssc'y. T. A. MORRIS, Tros t. . f AS THE - RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. B. J. HATHAWAY, Rec'y. S. HATHAWAY, iTes't. are prepared to underwrite upon the better class of Fire and Marine Rinlu. at as tow rates of premium as are consistent with permanency and reialulity. These Companies confine their buidnees exclusively to the fctate of Iudiana. yAlI losses peeUly artjimtetl and promptly paid without any abot went or diminution whatever. Refereues: Every roan, without exception, who has sustained loa in either " Company, a lUt of whom -all citizens vf our own Ftate mat be seen at our oflk-e. A. D. REYNOLDS & CO. Evansville, July 8, 18."C-ly Jf A'.nO.l 30 BOXES FRESH jLJ Leiuot, received ier etoaiuer IWItic, and for sale bv PRESTON BROS. fXFORII FEMJLE COLLEGE. -W Th next sessiou of this Institution will open Septeuiljer lt. The pointmeut of T earl. er U cuuipkte, toiii-tirg of Rev. JOHN V.SCJIT,D. D-, Preii-iit, uith siii fifteen competent aMisrant. Tue Board of iJirertors feel that no tetter guaranty of success cau te given to parents in regard to the mental and moral training of their daughters, than is presented In the rv-appointnient of Dr. Scott, as the head of the Institution, w ho has been a successful educator for briir thirty years in this place. The course of study is as high, and instruction as thorough as. in any similar institution, aud the expense is h'M. . k TIim buildings were completed at an expense of SyO.OCV, are hcuted by "earn, and gas-lighted. Ttittfr Board, washiug, lighting and beating room, tUitioM iu all Knglih Branches, Latu and Gm k, SS7.50 i er vmiou in advance. For further informal i-n, spr'y t Rev. M'io. S. Rogi-rs, tei;yt 'r R,,r- Isaac W." Moufort, Agent, Oxford. jlj.U-l'm 'tLiTitJtl ES ISO IS.ilJS RIO CÖF10 Itslf liti-tn Pcjop; T-a; .r. IjWh. I Varl R:irl v; J bbls. t ru-.h. a iv I PowViwI tu;.)r; l"() Lug Collou Y u ii, 5, t), 7 and tV, 7 bale.-. Cotton Batting: l.'iO Us No. 1 lb rrings. Rwived aud f r ale at r !u"cd TTite for cuh, bv I. A D. IIF1M ANN. PMSSOLrTIO9 OF ('.l'.fÄTILw urrahip. The partnership hen-tofore existing hetaeen Ahrabaci Anjwlicr, Joseph Shonlieid and Levi M. Plaut, under the stvlc and firm of A. Annulier A Co., has lctu dissolved (ltfth of this tuoiith), by inutiud connnt. All debts due to said firm w ill be revipted for by the undersigned, ho will aho pay all debts aatnht said firm, aud ho will continue the business themscIvcj, on thvir own account. jlvü lot A. ANSPACH EB 4 PLAUT. g1EO, THORJVHILL, It EOS LEA lE W to return his thauks to bis old customers for their kind patronage, and hopes by strict attention to bui-imwe, and good work, to be able to merit a continuation of their favors. Hiving removed his store to the corner of Second and Maiu streets, formerly occupied as a Silversmith Shop, be is now pr red to furnish all who may favor him with a rail, witli all tho articlue In his line. &dlb-pairing done with neatness and despatch. Secnd band harne. always on hand. jly22-rm. nuojiJts SCI .VM.V, AGENT FOR SOLE For prsMrrin miW, V.T.Uble, e., n a pr. fKtly rrskk 6lats. Tbey rsusirs noV Cfmat, msI issUntly, sad ars swr smüt ssll sas spsn4 thsa as sthsrartic! for tbs pgrMM stst isrsatsd. All kisUs sf Wsi sad C.mcni , ..ujiy disscrsssbl sad aacsrUia is wt inr. IsirBtingtlis6rtielstnthtruWie.ths inrfntor kaUrarM Üi World is as Infallible, SimpU. Kaxy. sad Rspid pre um sf Hsrsistiesl ling All clraUfir aad practical ms whs aar siamiMiI Usin is; thrart witkont frt. Ths Saa u9 i M SB ulinlf ww t.T.n TV. kstisssrs Isitslcsi inm it !s pcrfesilr still sod wwu anrsrs rrpm win si pur gum raifceu wen Id ds oa soy ether Csa. TLii prioeipit bt tW th t fnr MTsrsl yssra, sad ths bt mrtidcXs ot their tsIss is that Uism ks bss triad thsM a Uis will sat so othsr. srs warractsd as repretsstsd, and is tsrv ss vf fslmr to nweey will b rrfaoded. Tks Jsra srs ail nwlsaf pars whits rsasJns l' wNM4hcy ars very itreo sad will last a üfa-tiaw. ss ss acid ess effect tbs samel. Tbs wbolc t of tbs Jar is epsa I tbsy asst eas witbia tbs etbsr to tcars mombi ia ssckior. BUUssls iisrHnw lor mISm ts sll kMf mf will sscc 9 of the most exct'lleut Skirting Leather, uct received, and formale Ij CIIAS. BABC0CK, jy 17. Main street. Ott BE.yT OJS'E TWO STORY Ilrick. Dwelling, eutirclv new; and one one story Frsrae Bvrelling, on li vision street, Wtween Sth and tth etreet. Apj'Iv to LEWIS KAHN S Clothing Storo, jly2Vlmo Main Street. vti 'ormVmTbk si TS H'J.i fj:ii y iu exchange for Groceritrs. jll.i . A.D. REYNOLDS A CO. rr mxseei owio itJinitELs for JLJ sale at Cincinnati prices, with freight added; 5 cafK aw'd Fize leud pi recrived and for sale ly SAMUEL ORR. jiy a m HOOD CJIJWE FOR J If.fÄjsL g;dn. We have a good two hore Express Wagon and Harnese, vihich we will eell low. The Express runs light, and w ill carrv 2,0(i0 Ux. jlyl5 HORN BU00K JL CO. WW.HEELER tt WILSON'S JV.TIWW Li MOWING MACHINE. The bej,t, simplest and most durable Machine in U-se. They make a etrong luek btit-h, the same upon both tides of the work, scwingwith equal facility the thickest and thinnest f.tbrfcs. Any pool cf thread, cotton or silk, used without renewing. All machines warranted three years, aud full iuMrnctions given to cnahlo purchasers to r.s them satwfhcttrily. Ai The Rttclitye Setcimg- Machine. I'rtct $30. The lest single Thread Machine in the market. A griieral assortment of N;wing JIarhine Silk Thread, Nocdls, V.c, 4c, constantly on hat.d. Ofti-ti No. 4, Marblc Hall. myl4-r.ni f. M. SELI.MAN. Agent. lf.f.V'Al JJ' TTE J.Wi STERE0TYPE FOUNDRY, No. V-9, Yine street, tttween Fourth and Fifth, CINCINNATI. R. ALLISON, Sup't. . C, F. O'DEISCOLL Jt CO., Manufacturers and Dealers in NEWS, BOOK AND JOB TYPE, Printing I'rete, C&bts, Gallics, lc, luks aud l'rinting Materials of every description, St;reotyp. iuZ of all Lindä, Docks Muhic, l'atcut Medicine liirecti.ms, Josj, Wood Eiiavinj, Ac, Jtc, Kj"l5raud and lattern Letters, varicu stylci. ü"j:icetrotjTing in all iu branches. (jl ll-!m. "nWrlUttlbarrown-o izen Railroad Wheel. W W liarrowrs, rooe jved aud for aal by jljli SAMUEL ORE.

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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

WJVBLIC CISTERN'S TO BB ZBT! JL On Saturday night at 8 o'clock, August 14th next, the Common Council of the City of Evansvillo will be prepared, at the Council Cham!er in said city, to receive proposals for the building of four Cutarns of 250 bbls. each ; the city furnishing iron tops for tame. Said Cisterns must I ailed np to the top with good brick, and well cemented, after a plan and atiecitication now on file in the City Clerk's Office. A. LEMCKE, Clerk. augft-lOin Volt böte copy. ORDER OFCOVJCIL DIRECTING Lots to be filled. And now here it appearing to the Conimett Conm-il of the City of Evansville, that Lots 19 and 20, Block 6 in the Crescent enlargement ef the City of Evansville, are to situated that water coll rets and remains stagnant thereon, and the owmr of said Lots is hereby directed and required by the said Council to fill up aid Lots to- such a height as will prevent water from collecting and remaiulng stagnant thereon, within Ten days from tbe publication of this notice. I, A. LrMCKE. Clerk of the City of Evansrille, do hereby certify, that the foregoing is a true and complete copy of an order of said Council, pnaaed on the 17th day of July, A. D. 1S5S, so far aa it relates to the withiu uamed Lots. In witiicfs whereof, 1 have hereunto ubri!ed my nanus and affixed the seal of said City, this 20th day of July, A. Ii. 108. auge-'Jin FokWcopy. A. LEMCKE, Clerk. jfAORFORJTlO.V Jk'OTICE. ORDERED, that the owners of the following real estate, cause good stone gutters, and stone curbing for sidewalk, to 1k laid down as hereafter desci ib V. Commencing at the corner of First and Elm streets, opposite lot 16, fronting on Elm street ; thenro alongside of lot 1 on the aforenamed stroet, to the corner of Water street. The curbing for afdewa'ks nlun said Elm street, to 1x5 not less than 22 Inches deep ; the gutter 4 feet wide, by ui inches deep. Thence on Water street down t Pine street. In front of lots 1, 2, 3, aud 4. Thence from fine to Leet street, in front of lots 5, ft, 7 and 8, all in JlcGeary's enlargement. Thence in front of the property situate on Water street, and formerly known as the Hornby property, beginning at the corner of Loet street, and following the course of the Ohio river down to the line cd the wharf property, owned by A. and J. Laughlin, The curbing for Mr walks along said Water street, to be not lees than tl inches deep ; the gutter 6 feet wide by nine Inches d-ep. Also, on the corner of Dlhion and First streets, 10 feet of stono curbing and gutter on each street, commencing at the corner, in frout of lot -72, O. P. Also, on tbe corners of Iivivkdon and Second streets, 10 feet of stone curbing and gutter on each street, commencing at the corner, in front of tot 73, and in front of lots 120, O. P. Alse, on oh the corner of Pit lo Ion and Tnird streets, 10 feet of itoue curbing and putter n each street, commencing at the corner, in front of lot 121. O. I., and iu front of lot 18, donation enlargement. Tbe gutter on theabuve specified corners, to be 4 feet w ide and inches deep. All of the abirre guttering must le laid after a plan of the City Engineer, now on file in the City Clerk s office, and completed wthin 30 days from the publication of this notice, and in default thereof th Common Council will proceed to tcrforin said work, and tbe c-ts and expenses accruiug thereby, will he. asaosed to and collected by sale of said property, or so muvli thereof as will satisfy said lein and cocst. Jy3d-K'!n VMtbote copy. A. LEMCKE, Clerk. WfO.tR It OF EqiJLIZ.ITIO.Y. JLM The Coniinmon Couucil of the City of Evausville will meet as a Hoard of Equalisation for the piinve of canalizing all axaesenient uiade upon real rotate or personal preperty, withiu the conorate liinits of the City of Evansville, at the City Clerk's tiffii-e, on Tuesday, Auguot 3d, next, at V o c ock, A. M., and continue its s-J -ns from day to day, until all asAcsemcnts shall be equal ifd. AU tax-payers are hereby requested to call and examine their respective aarieM-nients Ijeforc the cuinicncfmetit or during the intermLt-ions of said eion.-, aixl if the find canto for complaint in mich awdfiiii'rttii, to present such grievances to the Hoard for ailjiutui'iit. Jlv order of the Common Council of Evansville. A. LEMCKE, City Oik. jly21-lin Yolksbote and Emjulrer copy. TT MCMUVSERWTMCIS IS HE RED I JLJ given, to all auctioneers, dravmen, cart men, expretinen, wagoners, omnibus and hacknten, peddlarn, pror.rietors of billiards, Ijagntellc table and ten pin alleys, theaters and concert halls, that all licences expire on the firtt day of Augtwt next, and they are hereby notified to renew the same on or In-fore said day; and in default thereof, the ordinance ia such caacs made and provided, will be strictly enforced against delinquent. A. LEMCKE, City Clerk. j!y29-lm A'olkuboto copy. njlERRE-IfJ CTE FEMALE COL JL LEGE. TERRE-UACTE, INDIANA. For more than a year, have tho uiaificent structures of the 7'erre-Haufj Female College, been steadily progesill. They are now nearly completed, uid will be o)k-ii for the reception of pupil;, t UWmcm5, ike tith of SrvtemUr txxt. The site of the College, tbe buildings, the arrangement for tndy and comfort, and the Faculty, dtwerve here a pasfriug notine. Terre-llante, the site of the College, is a beautiful and healthy city, accessible by railroad from all directions, and central to a numerous and appreciating population. It is high, as its name Imports. From statixtics, it is clearly shwwn that for several years paft, there have been fewer deaths and loss icknefcs here than at any Western city, of equal population. The buildings will be fitted np in the latest style and ith all the modern improvements. They will be warmed by steam, and lighted by gas, and furnfohed with warm and cold baths, and what is rarely to be found in institutions of learning, A GYMNASIUM, Where the IWy, made healthy and xjiometrical by exercise may support and aecfet the' labors of the mind. A prominent feature of the College, I the provision made for the health of tbe pupils. The rooms are spacious and well ventilated, there being a beautifully furnished parlor, with separate sleeping ai-artments for earh two youug ladies. The grounds are ample, comprising l acres iu a ploaant part of the city, about ouc-tbud of which is a native forot grove, with winding walks and arbors, forming a most delightful promenade fur pupils all the ground.t will be tastefully ornamented. FACULTY. The Faculty will consibt of a thoroughly experienced and elücient corps of instructor. Rev. John Covckt, A. M., founder and former President of the Ohio Female College, and Glcndale Female College, is first President. Rev. ALriioNSO Wood, A. M., late President of the Ohio Female College, and the distinguished author of several scientiuc works, bearing his name, will le the presiding teaeher of the College, and In struct in Mental aud Moral Science. Prof. It. 8. ItoewouTn, late Prof.or of Chemistry, etc., in Farmen' College, Ohio, will take the chair of Natural Science, upon which be w ill lecture and experiment. I'K.staino S. Covkbt, A. M., l'rofütiser of Ancient Languages and Literature. Prof. J. C. Mi.mnuek, late of Philadelphia, fint teacher of instrumental music. And from six to ten additlvuai gentlemen and lady teacher of long standing and successful experience. No pains or expense w ill bo spared to procure teachers in every deiartnient, of the very highest qualifications, so tlijtt upils wishing to peribrt thcmwlvcs in the higher ntjlei of music, or any of the solid or ornamental lranches, may here receive the derired instruction. That pupils from abroad, may derive the greatest advantages to le gained at Doarding Jkhoois, they arc required to hoard ia the institution, with the teachcra (unless by special permission of the President), that they may have the benefit of their example and society. The course of studies will be thorough and extensive, embracing all the branches usually taught in our highest Seminaries of learning, English, Classical and the Fine Arts. The year id divided into two sessions of twenty weeks each, commencing respectively on Wednea. l.-ij , the th of September next, and the 9th day of February, IW). The expenses of the school year, including board and tuition in all the branches of the regular course, rooms furuiehed, fuel, lights and waehing, will be f 225 payable semi-annually in advance. The UMiat extra charges will be made for the ornamental branches. APPARATUS AND LECTURES. Irett. Wood and Prof. Boswoeih, will deliver full courM-a of Lectures with the aid of the Telescope and other apparatus, sufficient to illustrate expcrimonrally the principles of the sciences pursued. Rooks, and all other requisites fur entering the College, may be had at tho College, or in the city. All letters of inquiry or on business, should be addressed to Rev. Jons Covkkt, or D. S. CortaT, Terre-llaute, Indiana. The undersigned citizens of Terre-IIaute, have accepted the office of T rut-tee of the Terre-llaute Female College, and may be referred to at any time by such as dceire further information concerning the nrrangcmenis or advantage oi me exMiege: Rev. E. G. Taylor, Curtis Gilbert, Rev. T. Gordon. it. v. i nompson. Rev. J. G. Wilnon, Rev. V. Modesitt, R. L. Thompson, Rev. M. A. Jfwctt, S. II. Potter, Rev. W. G. rpenccr, Rcr. P. Wiley, A. C. Rotwin, Lucius Ryce, Thee. Dowliug, Bcnj. McKoeu, L. G. Warren, A. McCregor, Y. Taddock, Jabe-z Hodden, James Hite, James Daruee, Jlyl5-3m . V. Grwwcld, W. J. Ball. Jas. Farrington, David Hartsock, C. Y. Patterson, J. II. Watson, And. Wilklns, II. D. Scott, T. C. Buntin. SUETS JW GHE.tT VARIETY for ealo by Z. II. COOK k H)N. CR FFLES IU Mt RKEL S FFLJti Sf WJL If, Barrel Pear. Just recrived bv A. D. REYNOLDS & CO. rH MI HE Sil OVR GRAIX AJ"I JL : Sate vonr Annies. Wc arc a-Mits for the sale of ritt, Monet's, McClure's, and Emory's Thresh, era and Separators, and the Buckeye, Keyctou and Culp-s Cider Mills. H0RNBR00K . CO.

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AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, AND DO WORK CHEAPLY, AND DO WORK CHEAPLY, AND DO WORK CHEAPLY. AND IK) WORK CHEAPLY, AND DO IT NEATLT, AND DO IT NEATLY, AND DO IT NEATLY. AND DO IT NEATLY, AND IN THE BEST STYLE, AND IN THE BEs-T STYLE, AND IN THE BEST STYLE, AND IN THE BEST STYLE, GIVE US CALL, CALL. CALL. CALL, GIVE US GIVE I S GIVE US AT OUR NEW OFFICE, AT OUR KKW OFFICE, AT OCR NEW OFFICE, AT OUR NEW OFFICE, AND PEE OUR SPECIMENS. AND KEK OCR SPECIMENS ASD SEE 01 R SPECDIEN?, AND SEE Oil SPECIMENS, AND LEARN OUR PRICES. AND LEAKS OUR PRICES. AND LEA Kit OUR PRICE. AND LEARN OUR PRICES. WE DEFT COMPETITION. WE DEFY COMPETITION, WE DEFY COMPETITION, WE DEFY COMPETITION, EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, EITHER IS WORKMANSHIP, OR IN PRICES, OR IN TRICES. OR IN PRICES. OR IN PRICES. -Over CRANE'S COM3II2SION HOUSE, on Water street, three doon from Main, Evansville, Ind. EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY. Wj)I'E LUMBER v SHIN GLES JL TO BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS. The subscriber baa taught out the Interest of R. II. Bennett, in the Lumber Yard, near Kratz A lief 11man's Foundcry. Ho now offen his stock at a cheap price for cash. jlyl-am JAS. SWANSON. Q C IGLE YS HAMS-.A.-VOTHER arrival this day of 10 casks, at Z. II. COOK & SON'S, Sol Areata for Evansrilla. JiRO CERIES A.VD PU 0 19SIOJtf. WW EVANSVILLE, IND. WB 'tesale Dopartment, First street, first door frcm Ifiin; Retail Department, Main stfet, first deer I low the corner. Z. II. Cook begs to thank his friends in Evsnsville and neighborhood, for their favors so freely bestowed on hi in since he has been in business among them, and takes this opportunity of introducing to their notice his son, Mr. II. A. Cook, wham be haa taken into partnership from this date, and solicits for the new firm of Z. II. Cook A Son, a continuance of the support so liberally conferred on himself. Z. H. Cook tt Sod, haTing taken the business premises and purchased the w far-la stock of Mr. J. W. Foster, fed confident tlat they will ba ebled to supply ths citizens of EvansTiil with every arti cle lIJfT BiHjr rwiiuirw uw vrrvcory Ul I roTlSlOS line. Z. U. Cook A Son w bh especially to draw tiis attention of persona in the country having produce of any kind to dispose of, to their incrcos.xl facility for taking off tbeir stock, and supplying thorn at their 6tore, with all articles required in the whole, sale dciartment, at prices that must insure thr-ir orders fur tbd futura. f- b2-tf BMt.YE LL'MUER-Thc subscriber would JL respectfully call the attention of carperiters and builders to Ids stock of Pine Lumber, w hich is one of tbe large t and best ever yarded in csty. Prices as low as the lowest. Office corner Main and Seventh f tre-K JOHN f GLOVER. .