Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 317, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 August 1858 — Page 3

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FRIDAY MORNING AUGUST tt CS" See Flmt nl FonrtH Pages for Interesting KraUln; Matter. Loral snd Miscellaneous. ——>The Silver Star Is the regular U. S. mail packet for Pacucah at 12 M. to-day. ———<>——— KS The present prospects of tLe growing rutton crop, indicate that the yield will be beyond all precedent in juantitv. ——>The J. H. Done will be up this morning and return this evening. Mr. J. B. List formerly of the J. B. Ford is her purser. ———<>——— ——>The W. V. Gillum arrived yesterday morning from Green river. She brought out a large lot of tobacco. ———<>——— acfTbcre is a little negro boy in the Industrial School at Detroit, whose name is Nicholas Edmund Ksquire .Providence United States Jefferson Davis liurjies.' A strange epidemic is sweeping off the cattle by scores in many districts of South Carolina. It ii generally attributed to the rust on the grasn. C3fThe pardoning power ho3 bcun greatly abused in .New York. Gor. Young pardoned 263 criminals; Got. Fbli, 100; Gov. Hunt, 411; Gov. Seymour, 465; Gov. CUrk, 330; and Gov. King, during the last year, 72. 5-EXAToa Dkiüut a Catholic. The New York Tribune says that Senator Bright had tconie a member of the Catholic church. Iiis brother Lucas has been a nicnilcr of that church for some years. fcy" There is to be a Great Tigcon Shooting Tournament at Lafnvette on the 22d of September open to the United States and Canada. There will le a great gathering of sportsmen on the occsusion. try" The opinion is spreading among our most observant business men, says the New J Tork Sun, of Monday, that the Fraer river gold discoveries are destined to inaugurate a new term of gTcat comwercial activity and general prosperity. öS The Rev. Mr. Jackson, pastor of the Methodist church at Vincennes, will go back tj his native city, Philadelphia, next year to reside. The Indiana church will lose one of its ablest and most eloquent preachers, -J bv his removal from the State. Interesting to Evansville Merchants. By reference to advertisement in another column it will be seen that the charge for lrayage between the Evansville and the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad depots, at Vincennes, so long complained of by our merchants, and their Illinois and Indiana customers has been abolished. ———<>——— ——>The little steamer Black Hawk arrived from Wabash river on Monday evening. She brought out a large lot of flour for New Orleans, all of which was re-ship-on the packet J. H. Done. The Black Hawk left on Wednesday evening, with a good trip, for Mt. Carmel. She thinks she will ply as a regular Evansville and Mt. Carmel packet as long as the river will admit. ——>THE OLD STATE BANK.—There was a meeting of the Board of the old State Bank, t Indianapolis, on Tuesday last, and the State Sentinel says it is the last that will .be ever held by the old directors. The board, it is said, will make a dividend of fifty to fixty per cent, of surplus capital. This is practical and gratifying evidence of the ability and integrity with which the business of that institution was managed. The circulation has been reduced to about ?20,000 to each of the branches. EST Ou a recent Hying trip through the counties of Spencer and "Warrick, we were gratified in beholding the fine prospects for successful corn crop. It will be much beyond the expectations of the farmers, in the f pring, who, on account of the wet weather, thought it muit prove an entire failure. The wheat crop has been gathered, and is now being thrashed. It, too, will prove the fears as to its quantity and quality to have been poorly founded. The yield may not be quite as large per acre, as in former sea eons, yet, as more ground was planted, the crop will amount, in the aggregate, to the visual number of bushels. The tobaccocrop, where the farmers have not let the weeds get the start of them, is excellent. E2?Tbe Green River Barrens, that fifty years ago in Kentucky were covered with grass and st ravr berries, morning-glories and other flowers, and were the resort of immense flocks of quail3 and a multitude of rabbits, are now a great forest of oaks, hick ory and chesnut-trecs. This great change from a geld to a forest has been made in less than half a century. The germs of the oak, the chesnut and the hickory, were in nature unless we give the great colony of squirrels the credit of planting the chesnut, the walnut, and the acorn, from their winter tore to the nuts collected in other localities. These forests are among the most beautiful of the country. The trees are nearly all of one size being from 12 to 15 inches in di ameter young and vigorous with no old dilapidated and fallen patriarchs, and no underbrush to interrupt locomotion through them or to arrest the beautiful vistas which are everywhere presented. We invite the attention of the sick and afEicted, to the advertisements in our columns of Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla, and Gridley's Salt Rheum and Tet ter Ointment, Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam, Tie TtaV.r. fi Tie T,wrwr?s Fpmfllft MLS a a AV W 'VV4IlVj MS w m - ------ . Cordial, and Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer. These medicines are prepared by a thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, so that all can rely upon them as being safe and effectual in curing the diseases for which they are recommended. They arestandardremedies.andcanbe found in nearly every Drug and Apothecary store ia the United States

Special Noticesi

TIr. J'ditmr : Yon arc requested to announce! i ;e name of Mm. K. Mi Gkkw, EVq., a candidate for representation from Yaiiderbnrjrh County, at tbn ; Oct l--r elect ion. MANY VOTMKS. ' I 3torg CUngtr is an lutlejM udi-nt Candidate . f .r Sheriff, at the cunning October elect ki. j I Otorg-e II. lleltridt will b an iiidepeu- ' d-nt cnndiilatc fur Sheriff, at the ensuing October election. OOlea of tha A'rMrf Inaurmue mpony, Evansville, Ind., August lZlli, I.V.. The Stockholder of the Kvansville Insurance Cotut any, re hereby notified, that the annual election fur Nine Director. w ill be held at the Office of the Company, on M outlay, the Cth day of September next, between the hour of 1 and 4 o'clock, I'. M. Ey order of the Board. aug-Utd WM. T. PAGE, Secretary. Ilmnemmnm Rteonvrttd to Common fit it. At a meetiugof " spiritualist s" an invalid ws brought forward dreadfully afflicted with ulcerotw scrofula thut all the doctors had failed to cure. It m projKwd to appeal to the t-pitit Luid for advice, and a Homeopathic physician frwnl interrogated the departed spirit of Ilancniunn as to what remedy should be taken. Loud and distinct rap, audible to the whole audience, told of ATERS Cathartic ritL. Homer S. Y. Wkiy. aiiglMin Clifla mnd Fttir!i MllTmrndTttr J I Chili mnd Ftter III One of the greatest reme die that ban ever been laid before the public, lit Fever and Agu-, und which lias receive I the highest encomium frvtn the press and the people, U lr. J . JIIOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED BITTEKS. Who would endure tie torture arising from thU terrible diiwaae, w ben it can be to easily cnrel ? Who would eudure ficepl niht, burning fwen1, and i-y cbilla alternately, "hen a remedy ran Kj ol t.iined fjr a mere trifle? And yet how many fhimlie lincor out a pjdnful existence ander this deadly blight, and do nothing but gulp down quinine, in Iii it lei omci ws common aa their daily nieub, and yet tb-y are not relieved. None but the fxilih and weak would Instate to procure there TaluaMo Ittern, nt:d avIu-ni'Hlvcf intense iigny. For tale by Druggist g-neral!y, everywhere. auylO-lw t'riaetnt City lik-ttrtitorJoh A. Keitz, Conrad Baker, Thoma E. Cirvin and John I.av.-. Receives depoi!it, buy and !! coin and exliang-. I ntcret-t allowed on time deptisit- ut inich rate ait may I agreed upon with depositors, and peciüe.1 in certificate. Excltang on New York, Cincinnati and Louisville, (ireat Britain. Frame, Switzerland, Belgium, Holland, Ruia, iVumaik, Swed;n, Norway, and all the cities and large tow ns of Germany, br aale in stuns to suit. Collections m;ole, and proeeedü remitted promptly at rurrer.t rate of ex. hange. JOHN A. 11 EITZ, Trch't. V. BAKEF,rashi. r. : jlyJl-lin on Water street, nmler the Telegraph office. Cart loads of l'j bulieU of B.n'.iam Miue Coal delivered to any part of the city at SI CO per load. Coal weighed, if de-ired, at the exp.-ne of the purchaser. 'otes f toleiit Utuks of Iliiiu-U and WLkhiihIii t-iken in payment. juii 1 jiu i', d'-c2-tf S-cretary and Manager. Jr. Ilmittrty'a iodtnt mnd Hmrmpmrtlt Will care all dUeuücs arising from an impure Bt:e of the Blood, or C pravcd condition of the fluids o"f the system, vir: Cancers, Swelling f the founds, Kheumatim, Whit Swellings, Chronic S.re Eye-, riles. Boil, Eryslbs, Goitre, Pains in the Boni and Joints, Ulcers in the ?Iouth and Throat, and all Chronic Constitutional BWaseJ. Thi m-dicine searches out the very root of the disease by purify ing the Hood, aud changing the iwrctiona in the system, thus rrmming he caiwe, which reub-rs the cure certain and permanent. Ir. Eiisterly's Inline and Samparilla v ill euro the woit nterciirul disease and drive out and destroy every particle el mercury which is In the i-ystem, and cure its lad effects. 1 It will cure Secondary Syphilis or Venereal dis eases, and will drive the Syphilitic Vint and all hereditary taint and poisonous matter out of the system through the pores of the kin, and restore the TatH-nt to a )erf-ct state f health and purity. It Is a positive cure for liver complaint ami dyspepsia, if utcd a proper length of time. I challenge the world to produce its equal in thcaw complaints. The afflicted will bear in mind that Ir. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla will cure all Nervous dis eases, Female ComplaJuts, Propy, Gravel, I i -teases of the Kidneys, BUM-r and Urinary (rg.ms in a few days. It will remove Pimples w Blotches from the Face, and make the tkin char, white and beautiful as alabaster. It does this by purifying the blood, and by its prompt action on the Liver, Kidneys, and Secretory Organs, producing viorou health. Persons who Lave long been afflicted with Scrofu la, Old Sores, Tetter, Itiii-worm, Scald Head, Blotcho, Ernptions of the Skin and ill Cutaneous DLcases, are advised to procure Oridtey's Salt, Rheum ancj Titter Ointment to rply on tho Sxros, or diseased parts, when using Pr. Easterly's UOine and Sarsaparilla. The Iodine and Sarsaparilta pu rines the Blood, and raunes the wires to discharge their putrid matter, and the ointment h-'uls them. When both are used (which I always recommend) a permanent and radical cure is always effected. They are the t"t and most powerful curatives known to man. A fair trial is all I ask I do nt fear the roult. Price of the Iodine anil Sarsaparil'a 51 pr lottie. or G bottles for Sö. Gridlay's Salt IHieum Oint ment 75 cents ier bttle. Both are prepatvd by Pr. Easterly, corner of Third and Chesnut streets, St. Louis, 3Iissouri, sole proprietor, to whom all ordern must be addressed. Unsold by Hal'.ock & St.idArd, W. BierlKwr, Lieth & Calslett, Keller JL White, Prnggitts, in Lv ansville, and by Druggists generally. wyiJl-lyins. Jr. Bker' Kp eitle tritt enr ßsssrr. hea, Gleet, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, Chorde, DLsea.o of the Kidneys, Bladder, and all diseases of the genital organs. Header, have you a private disease? Do not negt0" It- Delay is dangerous. Dr. Baker's Specific is a safe, epeedy, od radical cure. With Dr. Baker's Specific you can eure yourself, and prevent exposure, as plain directions foT us accompany the medicine. Trice- SI GO pr bottle. BjDa. E.YTEM.r, corner Third and f hettnut streets, St. Lonis, Mo., sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed to get the genuine. Sold by llallock & Stoddard, Lcich A Calslett, Keller A White, in Evansville, and by druggists generally. my3l-lvin Dr. Hooptr' 2'tmmti Cordtml teilt enr all Female Complaints, such as Kxcessivs, Suppressed, or Painful Menstruation, Fluor Albus or Whites, Barrenness, Sallow Complexion, Headache, Pi7.iness, Weak Nerves, Frightful Dreams, and all diseases caused by Colds, Checked Perspiration, Excesses, Over-Excitement, etc., of the Sexual Organs. Pr. Hooper's Female Cordial is universally acknowledged by th ladies the best remedy ever invented. Tri re 1 pt-r bottle, or six bottles for 55. Dw. Eastiklv, corner of Third nd Chesnut street, St. Louis, Mo., Sole Proprietor, and to whom all orders must bo addressed. Sold by llallock & Stoddard, W. Bierbower, Liech and Calslett, Keller & W hite, in Evansville, aud by dmpgista generally. mj 31-1 y ins Mr. Htktttrty'a rr mnd Ig-na Attltr, will cure Ague and Fever, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Kemittent Fevers, and. all the various forms cf Fevers incident to Bilious Climates. If there is a man, woman or child suffering with Ague and Fever, they are advised to procure Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer. It is a positive core epeedy and permanent. Try it. Price $1 per bottle, or six bottles for 53. Dr. Easteklt, corner of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Sole Proprietor, to whom all or--"-TwT 7ZZ I. .. . t , a & . l . n : . c i 1 1 IIA! Jh Vat c'MAiuai . - w s. . v lett, Kaller A White, Agents fr Evansville, and by I dragjista generally. myi-lytns

Special Notices. Vncmrrtnt JflontyTh hightrt prtet raid for Illinoix, Wisconsin and Tenne notes, in exchange fr bankable funds, by jliltlm ALMS HOWE?. Yolksbot rviT. ls7fil Jh'ir Iminrmnrt Company f fmndtrbirfh, . fount y. Evakäville, Ind., August 3d, 1SÖ8. An election for Seven Director and a Secretary for the Conijny, to serve for the eni-uing year, will he held at the .ßice recently occupied by M.S. John-on, Eq., on TLird etreet.near Main, en Munday, the l-.th day of Augnot, 1S;., toopen at 1 o'clock, and rloee at 5 o'clock, P. 31. By order of the B-ard of Din-ctors. anga-td KOBEKT EAKLKY. Secretary. Hr. Vmrttr'a Cough Jimianm, teilt enr Corliss Cold Axthnia, Consumption, Brtnchitin, Ppitting of Blood, Tain in the Side and Bn-wt, ricuriy, Whooping Cough, Cronp, Liver Complaint, Palpitation -f the Heart, and all disease of the Throat and Chit and Lung. Xo one hould neglect a CVtih or GM a single due. Million die annually by m-gWting a Common Cold. Coughs and CoUls lead to Consumption, and then to early di-ath. Reader, hav yon a Coali, fid J or any dbeane of the lungs? Procure at once tlmt celebrated remedy, Ib. Caetjk's Covch Bauaii, which never f.uls to relieve a Cough in twenty-fonr bonr, and always cun-s the worft canes rf Cold, CVughs

and all dwarfs of the Throat and I.tingi in a f. w dayn. price Trial la-ttU-s, 2.' cents. Ijrge tttle ?1 per bittle, or 6 ltllea for 5". Dr. Easteklt, comer Third and Chestnut, St. Loui-t, Mit., s..le proprb-tor, t w lu-tu all ordr mu!t be adJresed to get the genuine. Sold bylljll.uk A Stodd.ird, W. BierlKw-r, Lkli A CaMett, Keller and White, ninl hv dnigoitits gemrallv. niyni-ly TZsa-rM tTtmulmng- M.tnfmtt.-it it eighty year fcinee (hi. Liniment was flrt offi-n d to the afllicted. Many millions of bottles have been used, and it ha given letter sati.-faction tkan any article ever l-fore tried for similar puriKses. It pos-ses's a Hiei-ific power over inflammations, and chronic or accidental derangement of the 31nsele. Julut", Ligament or Skin. It is a source of great pleasure to feel that vre liave lieen the humb'e DieaiiM of relieving such an immense amount of suffering, and have can-ed many thou-nnd to -lep for joy," becauw their fains were relieved, their wounds healed and tlicir stiff joints mad'? elastic. 1'nscrupulou parties, reganliews of their o!. liga tions to ourselves or the public, are engaged in attempting to introdu-'ij a spui ion and miserable article UD'b-r another name, ly rpre-eiiting it tu I tho mmo or siini ar. ftÄy'Bo on your guard! Buy none but the original MEXICAN Ml'STANt; LIN131 EN T, and you will not be deceived. W. Wtetbreok, Originator. BARNES PAUK, frbij-dA w3inon. Proprietors, New York. gKTICK' SCHOO Is OF J1EDIMwl. ein-., Louisville, Ky. The Lectures in this institution will coinmene on the first 3IoD4lay in November, and continue four months. During (V-toN-r preliminjirv lectures will be delivered at the Hoepital and College. FACULTY. B W. Pudb y 31. P., Emeritus Professur T Surgery. Henry 31. Bullitt, 31. I., Professor f Theory and Practice of Medicine. John Hardin. 31. P., Proftwor -f ObMtetri.A and Clinical 3Iedieine. C. W. Wright, 31. P.', Professor of Meiltcal Clieiuitrr. N. B. 3rarsh:l!. 31. P. Professor of 3lateria 31. dHtlt T)isr?eMllt if A MuMl.-tuii Goldsmith, 31. P.. Professor of the j Principles if Surgery and Clinical Surgery. W. 1). Stirman, M. P., Professor of Aruitociv. . W. Bivless, M. p.. Professor of Pliysii beiv and Pathological Anatomv. David Cummins, 31. P. I demonstrator. For information address N. B. 3IAUSHALL, M. I.. jtyl-2m Ivan f the Faenlty. .ir.i.vi7i,.f; jaj.v.v .j. FIH.rinp Mill, Srcud ttrrt, between Chest' nut sihI Cherry, lealt-rs in I.umlier anil manuf-u-tu-ren of Jfciorn, Shutter, Itlind", rsiKh. Kor Mild Window Frame, yioul-iinp of every siz, Flutiing, Weatherbo:ir.liup, Hit-hinir, M;ntW, B.oe fibster, liret-h-house Sash, ami Chain Pomp Tulin. A laig axHortiuent f Nr1i, 111 im l. ..r. MoulJiugi auJ Pump Tubing, constantly on h.unl. Also, ready worked Flooring f II kin.ls. Persons about to erect IniiMings in the Soulhern or WTteru eountry, xnisiderins the rw iste of freight ly river, railroad and .mal will find it to their Interest to puniiase at our cstaMishmeht, wb-re they run be tilii-il with all the enrpenter's oik, reitily-niade, wawiifl lumber, for Ibe tin-l.-h of buildings. Uur work is not made a mot factor) work, with tenvtts hilf way through, hut it is framed in tlte same manner as if made, hy h md. Sowing of all kinds ilouu on short notice. Terms cash, unle? ollier i.-e agreed ujuhi. niy.'l-tf TKELE 1 IIUXSF.L. 1Ö TMCM1 -If 'kM I Jl'ÜEUHlrRÜ W County Order, drawing interest, and which have been endorsed previous to S-pteinlitr 1, li'A, will bo rvdit mi-d on rnwiitalion to the County Treasurer. N. lt. I will iy no iuterest neeruin: on said erUors after this dte. J UKi.'MtliK VKXXEMANN, Treostr. r. Ml tyi 1. 1.. xock... .i:e. w. wicks tEVi t. ok. HOCK, WICKS, &. CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Commission Mcrrhants, and ri.Ai.rrs i Foreign &, Doineatle Llqiiora, Cigars. Ä.C. Vr. Je.;TS 10 vinmsiA. Mistowi jso ky. tobacco. al1, a;f.ts row .V.I YSYIILV C0TT0X YARS, THIXE. VATTl.n, COTTOS Jt MA SILL A COR PA (IF, No. 011 Main street, LOl lSVILLK, KY. We kee constantly -n hand a larpe stock of p"nlur brands of ToImovo. among which are Holland's Empress Pine Apple Twist and Pancake. Also, Iioln-rts' and Harri' lest brands. Our i-tock of pure tMd Bourlion and Rye Whisky, in lnre and well m-leeted, all of wlii-i we ofl.-r on good terms to the Western and Southern trade. NOCK, WICKS A CO., -Main stunt. Wholesale Tobacco Agency, No. 511 Main street, Louisville, Ky. We are now reeelvins ur new stuck of Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco, which we otter low to the ' ' HOLLAND S TOBACCO. Empress Premium Brand.. T. J. Holland, No. 1 Jacob Stradcr C. L. Holland.... S. If. C.nmer C. 6. Holland B. B Fxtra Pancake Extra Foil Twiet Tine Apple Twist Wade and Bro. Twist Golden Age Pancake ..?X Boxe. .A7: rt. 11 11 7J 00 !o do .... 'JO Keg. .... 50 rtntf. .... 60 do .... 75 do .... 0 Boxes. LANGII0EVS TOBACCO. Gold Leaf Extra So Bnttw J. M. Cabb 7!i do ' P. E. White 60 do" J. A. Clay : 100 do HARK IS' TOBACCO. Sultana 7 CtC. People's Favorite 60 Boxec. do do IOO CattV Oa me Cock W Case. Luxnry of the People 50 Apricot 2ft John fniith -JO Kg. do Caff. ROBERTS' TOBACCO. E. M. 5nead 120 Boxf. E. W. Barton K do Kobertt Beet..... 20 U Plufh Roll 20 ButtK. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI TOBACCO. Ijing' Riwott'i Ib.... 70 Butt?. Basttt'a Vt lb d 00 Woolfolk's pound and a. Old Buck tb do do A im. ........... d.i do Cättien ........ 50 do 1P0 do M Butts. 40 do ... inn Boxca. ljO Pkg.. ...... .000 Boxe. Gandry Brands (lbA.s). NOCKS. WICKS A CO.. Ml Main street, Louisville, Ky. jly3-3ra EPitJim J.yj J2-yä.n;M.!j metJLm ties; Chain Pnmps and Fixtures; Ctsterna and Fore Pnmps: Woodrough A McCaslin'a C. S. Mill Saws. Just reeeired and for aale by JACOB STRAUB. jly2t-3w No. 40 Main Street. . aigned is selling ber entire stock at cost, con- ', sitting cf Bonnets of every description, Ribbona nd Flowers. Also, Gloves, Collars, Underwlee, Chemisetts, Veils, Ac. A p., to which he invitee the attention of the public. F. R. BARKER, j j'yl-tf Opposite the Tost Office.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

BT THE C. A W. LIVE. Afternoon Report. St. Joiins, X. F. Aug. 11 m. Mr. Field telegraphs to the directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, that before be left London, it was decided, minnimously, that after the Queen's and lrcsidcnt'i messages t?re trausniiitit, the line will be kept f T several weeks lor the use of the electricians to enable tbem to thoroughly test the vari us modes of telegraphing, that the directors inipht decide which was the best and most rapid method. It was ruuidered that when the line was once thrown open for lusiucss, it would be difficult to obtain its dse then, for a short time for tests. - Due notice will Ik? given when it is rcadv for business. Mr. Field left here in the U. S. steamship Niagara, for New York at 3 o'clock this evening. The Niagara was tol.c towed out of the harborvtlie rtcanier Ponunine, winch returns is (Tortsii mouth. Nt-iT York Market. Xew York, August 12 m. Flour is firm; 1500 bb's sold ; southern $3 25(ji.5 50. Wheat is dull; 17,000 bush, sold; southern red Si 20(3 ;.l 25; white Si 30(.1 50 ; western Si l'l(it 1 IP. Corn heavy; 20,000 bush, sold; wixed 70(85; white KSVSt'O ; yellow ?6. Mibwaukie club wheat 9G(1 00;, Chicago s.ring is nominal at &0fci fi. Mess pork is heavy at Sl7 f 0. üxkarc lull und lower. C'lnelmiatl Market. Cincinnati, Aug. 12 m. Flour buoyant; 1200 bbls sold at $4 75 for superfine. Receipts arc more liberal; 1000 bbls have U-en received iu the last 24 hours. AVbiky ljwer; 1200 bbls sold at 221. Provisions are firm, with a good demand. Holders arc generally asking an advance for bacon. Halilmorc Market. Baltimore, Aug. 12 m. Flour quiet ; new Howard street and Ohio 53 r.O. Wheat 1ms declined; red $1 15(5) 1 25, white Si 2,1 40. Corn is dulf; mixed, 7S(jj SI ; whifeSG; yellow 85(90. Provisions are quiet, River and AVeatber. IITTSBfB(3, Aug. 12 M. Iliver 32 inches by the mttd mark and stationary. Weather clear. Mercury 86. Cl.VClXXATt, Aug., 12 M. Iliver has fallen three inches in the last 24 hours-. There are now three feet eight inches in the channel by the water works guagc. Ax Im porta st Discovery. The H)hio Furnier mcnt'ons an "important discovery" in the manufartnrc of leather, by which the process t f tanning is performed in as many days as it f rmerly required months. Leather, it is known, is formed by the union of gelatin, of which the skin is chiefly tomjiosed, and tenniu, a substance found in the bark of the oak, the hemlock niul the birch, and in :i few shrub like the sumac, &c. For tanning purposes immense breadths of forest have already been destroyed, and the supply of tannin steadily decreases. Many mineral and vegetable substances have leen tried mbstitutes, but without success, and tanners are now obliged to import hemlock from a great distance at a constantly increasing cost. It has rercntlv Keen discovered, savs the 'armer, that we have growiag spontaneously in great abundance all over the country, in every State and Territory in the Union, nnd we he'.ieve all orer Europe, too, a hitherto u'uur-t worthless and very troublesome plant, but which contains an abundance of tannin." We are not informed what the plant is but the discoverer, a Mr. Johnson, is said to have ascertained its properties after many years of careful study and excriment. By the new process he tans u calf-skin in two and a half days, which formerly required from six to twelve months. The invention has been secured to the discoverer by letters-patent of United States, and measures are Liken to secure the same U Europe. Journalism is Fcttre. The New York lit raid makes the following rather boastful, egotistical production of what it expects to accomplish, which we have no doubt will be ere lonj realized : We look confidently forward to the time when the Ihrall will contain, besides its local and city intelligence nnd advertisement', nothing but a mass of faithful telegraphic reports of the events in tie whole world of the previous day, with on editorial comments thereon. This w the electric placer of journalism that wc mean to open. When this is achieved when the columns of this paper shall bring to its readers a full and faithful report of news from the whole world; when it shnll contain each morning everything worth knowing from America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia, with our editorial comment there.n wn ali-ill 1jfl" itnAn ! ni Hin t ! t f t.o, .,..1., l , tue revolution m journalism vhun we bepan twenty-three .years ago, and shall pre - pare to sing our nunee dimilct demint ; for our work will be accomplished. We shall theu believe that wc have done our part, as . . 1 . t .1 V 1 problem of the Atlantic Telegraph Cable. Success and Failure. Success often seeming to be sheer luck makes the difference ltetween Alexander the coppersmith and AJexandcr the Great. Two weesago, says the "cw Ycrk Tribune, hid almost any of us who know and respect Cyrus W. Field been a.ked bv a stranger our opinion of him, the answer would have run somewhat alter 4 this fashion : A right good fellow, ccrtiinly ; but too sanguine iu fact, rather visionary. After he had made a pretty furtuue by close attention to business he . must jump into this Atlantic Telegraph enterprise, and it has used hira up. It has swamped him pecuniarily, and damaged his reputation for business tact and sagacity ; so I fear it will go hard w ith him and his large family henceforth." Everything that drifts with the tide is now chanting the praises of Mr. Field, and at the same time belittling his achievement by pretending to have always believed he would succeed. tsajrTheJew Bill, whichjiaa recently finally passed the British House of Commons, ba3 been a subject of anxious and obstinate controversy letween the hereditary and elective branches of the British Parliament, for twelve years. The bill relieves the Jews who may be elected to the House, of Commons, from the necessity of professing Christianity, or from taking an objectionable oath. The " occasional " correspondent of the Philadelphia Press, says: "I speak of what I know when I say that Jefferson i Davis is bitterly hostile to the late course of . the "Administration on the Kansas ques-. 4 tion-'

The Wyandotte Cave. Our young friend Wm. Hallock, from whose rough notes we have drawn our ac-

count of the cave in Crawford county, has furnished some interesting facts which were omitted in our description of the localities in and about the cave. Upon the top of Monument Mountain, which rises 175 from the floor of the cave, stand three beautiful columns; one of the purest white marble; one of a light blue shade; and the third mottled with yellow and blue; these were formed by ceaseless drippings the water for each holding some different substance in solution that gave to each one its shade and color. Deep in the interior of the cave, the explorers picked up what was supposed to be a curiously shaped stone—some Indian implement—perhaps a stone pistol, which they brought home with them. It has since been examined by surgeons and anatomists who pronounce it to be the "humens" or the head of the arm bone, at the shoulder—a part of the skeleton of an antediluvian giant. From its size, according to the principles of comparative anatomy, it must have been the socket shoulder joint of a human monster twelve or fifteen feet high, if the Doctors are correct in their opinions. Along the bankä of Blue River, which run parallel with the principal avenues of the cave, are numerous large springs, fed probably from the subteranean rivulets running through it. One of these is <one hundred feet> in diameter, and is a curiosity almost as wonderful as the cave. Its waters are of the purest crystal, gushing up, in a volume, that form as they flow over its sides, a river sixty feet in width, and affording a water power for a large mill. Here, the gallant old pioneer of the Northwest, Gen. Harrison, built a mill—made a clearing— erected a log cabin, and planted an apple orchard, which still yields its annual crop of fruit. These improvements were made by the General when the seat of Government was at Corydon, which is but seven miles from the cave. The deceased veteran is still affectionately remembered by manv of the old settlers about Corydon. ———<>——— Tliree Robben CanghlOne in VI nfrnnfi and Two In Pctersburgh. On Saturday the Tth inst, William T. Ilannix was arrested at Vincennes, and in default of bail, was committed to jail t aw ait his trial for robbing K. B. Osbord Esq, of Pctcrsburgh, on the night previous. Ilannix is more commonly known by the name of "Charlie Worlie," or "Bill," and is supposed to be the chief of the clan in Southern Indiana. lie is the same who wrote the celebrated memorandum which was found at Wa.ba.-h last Spring, giving an account of his robberies at certain places. lie, in corcpaity with another of the gang, Henry Edwards, of rtterslurgh, followed Mr. Osbora from Terre Haute to Vinecnnes, for the purlose of robbing him of $2,000 which they knew him to have with him. Mr. Osborn understood their purpose and prepared a traf to ectch the raw als. Ilannix entered Oslorn'e 10cm and took the money ; butbefoie he had time to abscond, the guard who were watching him in the hall, closed in upon him and compelled him to disgorge. Edwards, who was out doors at the time, was also arrested ; but was released by turning State's evidence againsts Ilannix, and promised to do the .same agaiust otlur parties in wmilar transactions. On the next day, which was the Sablath. the trial commenced at Petersburgh. On the affidavit of Henry Edwards, Robert Walters was committed for robbing a store in Jasper ccunty last winter. It was stated 4 in the testimony that Walters "and one Hugh Shaw entered the store and stole the mouey and goods, while Edwards reniaiued outside to keep watch. Hugh Shaw, finding himself in a tieht corner, turns Str.te's evidence againjt Walters and one Jennings, for rolbiug the store of Messrs. Marshals and Alford a few days since. In default of bail Walters was committed on two cases, and Jennings in one. Jennings is aa Englishman, and has been known in these parts only a short time. He is said to be a bri k mason and plasterer by trade. Walters is a merchant and postmaster at the town of A I ford, two miles east of Petersburgh, ami strange to say, he received his nppoiuttneut under bond, on a charge of burglary. lie 1 was proven to In-a good Lecomptonitc ai d i ' 1 1 a SMack c:an, and no furtlicr questions j were acd. . . , . CöJThere is .some speculative movement in he hormarket, for future deliverv, base!. chiefly, upon a prolable deficiency in the corn crop, with sales at $5 50 per ICO lbs net for November, with few sellers below $C, and we understand the latter figure was realized for December delivery. The impression just now stems to b that prices will rule higher in December than in November. We have not, however, observed any disposition on the part of regular packers to contract at present. dn. llaz. gUJFEtrs .tUTO.njTlC ROTJT-W-S IM; HARROW. Patented May -'Ith, I SOS. The attention of manufacturers of agricultural implements, and the raiscraof unall grain, ia invited to a recent and mct valu.iLIe improvement in the coiistrwtiou of the Harrow, invented hy V. M. CHAirr, of Grsyville, Illinois. In this neir implement the teeth are inserted in two elf revolving horizontal wheels, by which the furrow f the teeth are made tu er the line of the direction of the harrow, tnd as tho teeth po round the circuit of the wheel every time tho harrow moves f-rward the length of the diameter of the wheel, each tooth hac juet three times the effect of a tooth in a straight harrow, consequently it docs its work far Letter, and more of it. Once passing over the ground with this harrow, leaves it better harrowed than by two pannages with the ordinary harrow. It i nh lighter draft nion the team, and what must be a great consideration wtih every practical farmer, in patting over corn or tublde ground, il keep itdf entirely free of stalks, as by its action it scatters th n on each side of it. The Inventor proportef to sell tlte right to manual-tu re thvee Harrows, for any ifivcii Territory, either Countieu or f'tate, at lmslcrate price. lie will alt tell single Harrow, and on the receipt of 315 L: will ship a good nix feet Harrow to any prt of tho country, the purchaeer paving freicht. AddrwKj, V. M. CUAFEE. an;8-d3t-wtf Grarvillelllinoie. CW FI.YJS VfÄ.W FOR SJLE ! !-TUK a) lav. undersigned being uVvirious of disiHwing his farm, situate in Gilmon County, 2', miles et of Owensville, will offer barguia to auy one wbhiig to purcbaMs on very reuonab!e terms, aid farm contains -10 acren, IV) of w hich is under cultivation. There are two good orchards upon th placo ; stok wells affording water all season ; good buildings, Ae. Th above land is all deoirably located, aud in a healthy section. For trmti, apply totheunder- ! igned, at heme- JOSEPH LEFFfcER. OwrnsiIlfl, Angutt 5th, lt. m-w

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

W3 a o'itiLJVi er co.f ot. it jr.. JL T.ID-LIHEP WHARFHOAT, Evansville. Indiana. . Storage, Forward inc. and Commission) Merchants, general Railroad, Steamboat, and Expror Agents, Special Agents lor the - . PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD, and connections over w hich we are authorized to give through receipts at the lowest posoible rat". Having a nrammotft Wbarfboat at the landing, the Iorgit on the Ohio Hirer, capable of storing and protecting all merchandize liable to damage from cxpovurr, we are prepare to facilitate the dispatch of all consignments, l..raarJe4 to rtr care, by cither RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention ild t Receiving, Stortac and Forwardiug, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigued to us forsa!e,and tz. is- ; faction guaranteed. Office and extensive Warehouse on Water street ' adjoining the Telegraph, and on the Wharf Ut,' 1 where we are to bo found, attending to th. interests of nur patrons at all hours, Oay and night. With our superior facilities; long Handing; untiring energy; and knowledge of our bu.-,in-s, we f-el confido&t of civilis general nati-faction, and hope to merit a continuance of the extensive patronage we are now enjoyicjt. LiUt al ciush advaucei will Le male on all consignments to either ounwlvt or c..rretiulcnts in auy of the prim ijl market, North, East or South PC. O'RILEY & C O . .T. FOpWARDIXO ASI COMMISSION MKKCIN,,,M.V" cTTET, EVAVSUILE, ISDUSA. Thankful for the patronage heretofore libcrallv extends! to me, I Ug to mr to ntv Green River an(t aluish friends that I am Mill on"the ground, rcadv and w illing t give their cotiignnu-ts close attentin. Particular attention given to the fonvardin- ef Tobacco, Pork, Lard, Ilacon, Casks udd gencml Merchandize. mrCJ-m IS ROUW A' JIK.ntjw nrTii.. tuiiHAKltl.Vi AND (JENERAL ,.?9MVSS(,0!J .MERCHANTS, Ar ijU lor Kanawna !t ( nn.mnv i-,......;! iT r- - 1 ..nun.uir, iu Uiiiim. y e have formed a co-partnership under the tyle of Bbowx A Aikmax, and oiler our arvievs in the capacity m set forth in our card above. We are fully prepared to extend everv'frtcüitv to shippers, cither by CANAL, RIVER, or RAI LKOAD, and aLve them that their interests shall I faithfully represented, should thev be pleaed to Ctvor us with their patronage. OlTii-o at:d Wan-huu.s ou tho corner of Main l and the Canal. t )!L W?'' W- M" AIRMAN, Lat 0f Howard A lirown. Late cf FOSTER, A Co. JanAI-tf CIMUI. ATWUCi'i Lave a large dou- ' bio Warehouse at tha Canal Bain, capable of storing any amount of produce, which will be received, stored, taken car of and held subject to the owners orders tn most reasonable termi . , r. G. O'RILEY. QTORJai! HU.VT;.Wf arcpnt-areU to store in our Fire Proof Warehouse, auv quantity of Orain, I'roducc, or Merchandize, on the most lilx ral ti riui. Having lare aud airy rooms up stairs, particular can? will be taken of llousihold Furniture, Ariicultural Implements and all kinds of goods or wares Liable to damage from damp or rust. Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rate, by the mouth, or longer when dired. Warehouse loratcd on corner of Locuxt street and W. and E. Canal, and most convenient fur sLirpin" by liiver or Kailroad. Applvto a a-s tir.O. F0.STKR4C0. AILROADS AND EXPRHSS. jMtA.yui: sL ILLrN A XI) OF TJ.U f craw. r?r: r-r fonUvile Kailroad, rf V'sBt, Ou and after Monday, July liiu, ItOa, the trains on tl.ii road w ill run as follows The r.p mail will loave Evansvillt t 9 A. M.; Vini enutu 12.10, and arrive at Terre Haute at 3 P. M. as heretofore. (Dinner both at Viucebues and Terre Haute.) The down mail will leave Terre Il.iute at P. M.; Vincennes 6.33, and arrive at Evansville at 9.10 P.M. (.-upperat Vincennes.) THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN BETWEEN EVANSVILLE AND VINCENNES. On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdnyi cnlr. Will leave Vincennes at ti.UÜ A. M. and arri-a at tv:invilK- at 10.1." A. M. Will leave Evansville at I..T0 P. M. Mnd anive at Vlnceimes at 5.:i7 V. .M. RET WE EN VINCENNES AND TER HE HAUTE. iii Mondays, WedticwdAy er et J riiiavs onlv. W ill leave Vincennes at 6.00 A.M. nnd" arrive" at Terre Haute at 10.50 A. M.; will leav Terr Haute at 1.40 P. M. and arrive at Vincennes t ;' P. M. JOHN INUI.E, JK., fHip't. jtyI2 rmn.i.ysrou r.t ryo.v u ft u "j;n JL We leg to call the attention of Merchants biijinor rderiDg their fall stok froai the Eastera eitief, to the buierior advantsges and facilities, Of tlw Rallliuere aud Ohio Railroad, f r the eafi and ppeedy transportation of FruThU to Fv.tTisvil! and vicinity. Coi:n' tions nie nn le with the tnot reliable Railroads and t'ütinsliii... River route shortened and improved T,y r nipl' tion to Parkersburgh. Through rates lower than Ly anv other route. Apply to M. Pottvh, Ronton; R. Y. Kni.v. Philndelphia ; '. Y. Pr.ttviri., New Vork ; J. T. Enolaxp, lU.Limoit', for information or through rites', or to CEO. FOSTER A Co.. Freight Ag :.t, Corner Locust street and Canal, Kvansville, Indiana. Jr-s-OJt NEW AK K A N E M E N T. The Apam's Ex'XKn CVmpaxt re"p.-ctfully an-nouin-o to tlfir friends aud patrons, the put. lie f Evruipville ami vicinity, that, with i.icreaif.d tc-ili-tic. for the transportation of r : 1: t ; 11 r, r a r k a g j: . . v o -V ; j- .1 .v i) y a lv a it 1. 1: s . They solicit a continuance of former favor. Ks-lM-ial care tak?rin the collection of Pi Is. P.aft;, Not, and the transp. rta'ion of small and lalinö'. paekagin. All p ronä wishing to avail themt-elve . f the fj. cilitieof tlic Ejtpres, ran obtain any desir--d irf..r111 t ion iu reft rence to the route and details f the business, st their Offi-e on First ftreet, between Main and Locum, fiposie the ivt ttl'n e. de IS o. H. FISH, Ag-iif. Tf STIt.iTTOJ LlmKR .."V 9jf Sale Stable, S-oud Iwtw.vn Main and L"eut Streets, ophite the Old I'r-bbyteriau Church, Evansville. 1bn undersigned lia a large and commodious Rriik Stable with flied for carriages and is prepared to take horseN hy the day, week or fnen'h. l.'is customers may l-e Mire of Laving th ir animals well and carefully attended t-. lie refer to ibe f-dlowir rntleqieii wii horse he has Lad a b-np lime under his charge. He has also a number of goM and waf h-rses f.r th s;jile or bariu-is", wiih a uuroVr f-f new .-,:id coinfjrUl.te luifrqies to hire. Orders f.r waddle hoise or buggies will ls pu'icfuallv attended to. b'efer Vt .'. G. Kats C-w c lli.-efc. R. IVir.enf; J. S. Cavil t, Ex-Sheriff; Cvprian Pr -sfon. H-tlJ-ly " .?. S1RATTON. 7jj ir.i ciiij 'i:-jtjtii n n o n sjT.s no z: s Tal The Troy Iron !ind Nail Factors', at Toy. 1., uae jienry Harden s f lirvnow in siiceos.vful o;vration,f f ij;:in nre pr par.-a 10 xecuiecT- P dors for Horse and Mule Sh of ny weicht and iatt-rn. at a pri'-'e but litt W? above the price of Hoiro Shoe. Iron. Th quality cf th Iron u.cd in th?e .hoc u varrantod in every retixt. These shc have :o-u epproved ef, and are now used by the I'nittd States Gove-rnmeut exc!uivt!y, as also by nar.v of the principal Stago and Oaitibus Corupa'aies oui Horse .'-Locrs throughout the countrv. Thej? Slo can be purchaacd throuzh th.2 principal Hardware a:;J Iron Store in tho L'uited States Order addiYMod to the subscriber, at Trnv vilLiije, will nccivo prompt attention. WM. F. BURDEN, Agent, pl-ly Troy. N. V. mmoTicis to ijjt.rji:t u'ii WW HAY IEAI.ERM. The undersigned would resji-ctf'iUy inform the Hay Growers and I slem that he has purchased the ncht to make and ee!l Penniston' PortabU Hav Press in Vanderburgh and Warrii k couutics, an-i is now readv to receive orders for Presse, which be will promptly till and bet up, nnd warrant b perform all that is rej-re-ciit-d. Persona wanting Pres would !o wi ll to call cn the undursignc-d and examine the model nnd the principle upon which they work, requiriuz 1cIwt and handn and doing more work and U-tter than any other Pres in iur, for anythicg like thu money, and fake np but little room. ?!iop cn S-coud ktreet b.tween Oak and Mulberry, Evanviile. B. DYSON". je-'midAw Ott It I 'Hit I CO'l 'IWNIKN1' DWELLING H'USK on Oak t. l-teen First und Second, now in the occupation of Mr. Kereterman. Apple to "J. WESTLY HUGHES, or to Julyg W. KE-STER-MAN. WflW TABLISHMENT. SINDEKLAN D, ha opened in connexion with hin Shavinz Saloon, some commodious and elegant BATHING ROOMS, where gentlemen can pet a pleasant cold or warm bath at all hours of the day, from 6 A. M., to 11 at night, for tlte very moderate price cf 'ii cents each, or five th kcts for one dollar. ja"-tf OTHMi cm ti:HtTn i cTii -Jy 1 that Henry L. Mitchell ha btn appointed administrator of the c&tate of Mrs. ELVIRA MITCHELL, Ia of this citv, deeated Sa;l estat U solvent. HENRY L. MITCHELL, j--' ' dniipi:j-atr.

STEAMBOATS.

Jr Ol'tSl'ILLF, JSD MEMPHIS PACKET. r.LGL'LAH WEEKLY s-a 1 r.e low iTesnre r-iraTaT JUL 1 11-"si-niacder: J. B. AntTii, ClerkWw Louisville everv Wedmedflv et Sr. x.; 1tt Memphis every Satnroav at 5 r. x.; leave Evarsrlll for Louisville every Vcn ly al 5 r. lea res LuuTill fr Memphis cv ry Thumlsy at 11 a. S. U,Way Jiuinefs sol cited and atterdcu ta et 6 me rates as charrt d by Ppcket. jan21-tf P. G. O'RILET A CO, Ae-cts. JLX TKI-WEEKLT MAIL LINE. Etearoer ALTPA, leaves Et-evv-r ilondsv, WtdtVie.JiY and Tri lMT at 9 a. if Leaves I'adacah every Tnesripy, Thursday end tet-rd-v, at 9 a. w. CcnDectinr at EennVrlU with E. A C, R. R. fcr all pci"' rth ar.d East, eni fith packets for Louirville, Wabash p.nd Crn Rivtr. Ar Iaducsh with packets for Sa'nt Louis, NewOrlcC9 and the daily call beta for Cairj, IsVbville and Tennessee River. Business promptly attended ta, and charges fcr freight and passage same a.n charged bv the paclrtt J. 11. Done. jlro-fnalw VILLI; PACKET, THE CHOCTAW. efZW The fteamcr CIIOCTAW, Optaia -rjvj t ja?-S m r.PL t r, will run regularly fr th a"iJf3:-f remainder of the season, aad ra long as the water will permit, as a regular paxkc. between Evansville and New Orleans. Frjin Lcr great speed, ehe can easily make the trip in thirteen d;iy. and will leave her-j every f lt.-etith dav tf.r her ccj-arture. She w ill return rn her thirl tri? ON THE 11TII or lrrn of jat. The time of h r arriv.vl will ! telegraphed frera Vicksburgh and Memphis, and duly announced in the iper, that aLip;fra may know and rely cpoa her movements. Her officers 'Wpe them-lves to do all in tb-'r power for the interest and fame cf the citv wiro wbieb they seek to identify themstlvc, und they soticit in return from cjtireni rcch eacourcmer.t as w ill rake their cor.nccilon with th cirv pernr netit and reciprocally profitable. The boat wlü need Ijt her stipport rr frclglitv r veil as diwn earieji, and In proportion to Ler xverlpts t?p, cm she afford to reduce her down freights. Sh'p-er here ehould, therefore, for theS- own Interest,' endcavor to eecure her up freigLu firm their corrx pendects. I. A. CRANE, Agent. ap31-tf 7TT S. M.tIL l4SSi:.'Oi;it J'JCÄiET. EVANSVILLE, PAELCA1I AND CAIRO PACKET. J. H. PONT, Davi?, Zle.Ktr, i.rn Xx-trjy-l-J Evansvr.k ere rr Ti:sdaT r.r.4 Tri-fTÄ-irday at lloVlack, 31., trrivlsg st Paducah at ti oelock, A. M., Cairo at 12 o'clock, U. V edreslRV and Saturdtv. Returning, leaves Ciro every Wcdi.ed:y and Saturdav, at 7 o'clock, T. 21 ard rc durah every Thurfday and laa, at fl o'c'.o'k. A. M. CONNECITNO AT EVANPVIILE WITn THE EVANSVILLE AND CRAVFOETSYILLE R. F. and Packcta for Green River Also, connecting at Smilhland with Cumberland River Ffk'; tA Cairo with Mciaphi, New Orlerzig ard St. Lcvs Packets. Ticket eaa le cltained ca board the Lord for all Enf tern Clues. rr ar2My t (T1 0.tlFOU r, SFJZIIIJYII Ä.fi"E. TY," Regulärst. LouUatuiJLauL'ville Tack ets, LIGHTNING LINE. The following loats be ecmJrh- men ced their regt Jar trips ia th tVJtSXS- LouiiviUc and St. Louis trsds, ttd will ct ntiuuo to run d.uirg the seavon, rlvicg particular attention to all wav busincsj Ihe FASHION, rArT. J. si. atAEKjf, rce.oes Evansvil.V, roing down every Tu-tday raara ing. and up every J'rid.ir morning. The HIGHFLYER, CAPT. Tnks. WXICIIT, ran- Evansville, going down, fvt-ry Tiuraliy momirg. and up evirv ilondar n3orin. LOCISVILLL AND ST. LOLIS IVvT.ger? and shlpjres csa relv ta-ton ihwa Tjoata leaving punctu-üly on iheir reg-;lar davs, and con. necting with all the packets rannicg above St. Lcul. Ft r ireight or patiage apply cn board or to ""17 P. C. O'RILEY L CO. aVLOUl&VILLE PACKET. trzryt The JCHN RRICCS X.YA hcrcaf-er JLI'vtcV'rT:" reptlariy as a Loulsv.U and "ÄSw-Evansville Tacket; fcivirg excellent accomniodxticnt for PaitäCrn. the v. ill ItEvrnsviile every Wcdr.eiay and aturJay ac Boen at & o'clock, preciselv. ir. ccBE, rrrstcr. rx i'..M.GAi:p.Nrit,cri-. 9J:ciriZiTi Aal Mst'MLjLju, 7F7Z -Ä.ANSVILLE AND HENDERSON PACKET. jffrc The SlEAMr.R SCICI0, 0 2, tzL7. r".-S live Evansvi'.la everv Tut-arCiaiirts-day at C o'ebjt V, p. v., aai Saturday rt 1:: o'clock, 1. X., for Ilcndertt.u arrlL'u. ifville. Ac.;, rnmi Nations cxcerer.t. Jart3 (3 frmzi: 10 It JEi:uUOD et U.V. ho v' rr i f it tle NEW or.K WEEKLY TlirsS, A IVantifulIy Illustrated Tamily Ievrapapcr. The New Ycrk Weekly JYers I? ci.e f f t!:i l-rrt and liest literary papers of the rUr. A laa-e "inrto coiit:.ininK Twenty Pages or istv Cclun.ns, cf cntertaliiicg cntte.-; aud Elegantly" Illmtrated eTery wek. A G.ft worth from 50 cents to 100 wiU be eest to cu.-h suLsoribcr cn receipt cf tho mUcritftlou luobcy. TtESI? : Cm ) copy fjr ono year, and 1 gift 2 C3 1 1 rev copici oue year, an J 3 gilts... 5 CO ivc copies ore year, and 5 g f'.s f C3 l'-n c lks on year, ar.d 13 g.frs : ..15 c j T wei. t--one co ies cm year, and 1 gi:u C'J t J Canadian subs, libers rart send Ci cents each la addition to the kvc rate, to pay the Americas posfng. which mit be pre-paid. Tb articles to tv dietriLutcd ar cctcprläel ia the Ld:o iug Lit : 1 U. S. Treae-my N?te SIXO CO 2 ba do do 100 00 e-h i do d gj t 00 eactj. 10 di do do 1C0 CO eich. Patent Lever Huutirc Casc4 V'atchei ZV-')''' 3 CO Gold Watches r. CO ' 00 c: ca I'K) do 'j c.j ."X Luilies G' 1J V.'ati Lm 'o 2rA S.lver Hunting Ca-d WatcLc?. .V Silver Watchc ...... -i vj?) ic;a ut . t:t an i IV. Chair ;3 CO t3 ZI C3 P1 GM Per. and Pencils f C? 15 CJ " 1 1 L'Vets Praxlets Rr.i:.;ic;, Fr Tr:z, Pr.-:ist Tins, Cur l'ins. Sktve Leiters. 1 irr, Shitt SU.ds Watch Keys Gold und Silvr It.'cit.ci, tni v.n i. y of other articles uorth frcm 3 centa to 5i;i 1.' each. on receipt cf the sucriptioa n::r.r-,the s-w scribi-r's name will 1 entered rpen clt Lscka c:r3' site a i.ujlsr, end the corn. Ruling v-h t'it r.uiu!i"r vtj!1 l fwr sr i. l withja cna vccii ts h.. by mail oreiprtss. pol-pn-i. There is ittiilv.r humbug :.cr lc:t.rr a'z-Z"' thl ?boe. aa ev -rv j Cr ii bt'e cf a Fr.re cf vi', i;e. pixf. r to n.J.c this l.;..rl c.3;r.t it.;u an them icsteaj of j,ivjcg a Li-g: cni-szen t A ;--r ts givii.g t-i the fculs(.:.itr ti.: uz-ut tat would go to the A;i :,. and In rv n,r j a hci-dr.-d fj.d cn iy. J'ANIEL Al LE. PnXisher apl2-'m til Centre s'rret. New Ycilr. Kff.iLi.ocii k TTreTiTiKiTrff. JsT. MO. POL j EES AND It ALL f. IN Domestic ami roren Snga, Mrsivir., ciir:i'CAi5. l'alnts, OIIs.l arulahet., Ih ttthc , Clas S asd oLASSM'Ar.v, PA Try r T'zzc:::zs. PERFÜMCRY, BIRD CAGE 3, AC., Evan ::..!., Iv.Lri. Ilavirg cade !ar t'h'itior.i j c.r :u., -. e a-e Buir rcA'Jy to fiil J1 crdr w':h t'-tca '.i:r cf Gucds cs w L-tl asjired n-ai giveeuii.'otz'i-liiiici. As c trik our purchssa t7 the nsrhoi, v enabled to ofT-r then at tha lewest p-iil.' prices, tneriiy ginrg vie pv.rcnav-rs tie a.a ad vantages as these who buy Eatt. Vt b ti CX tnfivi.iv tn ItAGCrURE-iTYFC ASD AMB2CIYFE CZCCZ And keep constantly on hand a laije ar.d varied aisortment of Caws, Cheriicals, '"iiorala. and ever article concecu-d wrh the an Opcr.vtrm that choose 0 or i;-, and er.-loslrg rcraittanee, th eatne cr-j-e atid ixt will be ctjcrvai as if they attend personally. When gei out cf cur La ar wuhted, we will procure theiü with pleasure, at the lowest price. We shall, i. heretofore, give pmicnlar attc-ti?n to have all ortlera curefuliy jiakf d and promptly forwardtsl. julyi HALLOCK & r; ODDARD. itwn :e 1 1: s. f ich 11: it hum. KINO, Salmon, Pkkerell, White Yi&h. Lim Cement, Aim nds Bniil N.irs 1 illerts, Irr'.i h Waluuts Curre.t.s. LtUin, 1 : 1. C:.rr.phcr, Aium, Lp-otn Salts Silphnr, Reil R-inmonc, Ccppcr, Mal.'-r, Logw.x-l, Ind-o, Crc.-.ai Tartar, ca Petl tVrd-, 11 kinds; I'.ijikir.-, Itattir, Clnret', ut. ana, nerruan, arm na.i spar.i ii Cigar: less, (iingrr all kinds ; ;;;..-s Jars, Lj.r.ti rn and Fla. I f, Iemou yrup. MustarJ, Nut.-s, ;..,u hCi. Sjeni-h ..-s, iwmct, ojM-jrj, ..rn.I...s riptfr. iaure. Moe fiym-s, Km, ra,,cy a;, Po-l, .'-fcisty Fuse, Tobv-co, ail kir.d; S-x'.ch Snuff, Stuxh. N i'K-ir, Paper, all kinds ; P.ke, A.-., A A supply if the aLot kej i coo-tsuil u bsrd. and lor sale, low, bv . . GILBERT i. rOVLLC June 2fMf Sywmore. iier Vüter. jfrii7ri7i 77r.-.r ToS't jTUtT: MM. -JO.Ffct '.Ve ,re iifrnti fr the e, j brase-l Hall's PUnt Fire Proof and T.'.i'-;' Pr-.-. loanufactured tv Hail. VurrcW i 1 o. C';5"!n;iii.L . A constant kuppiy will Ik kej t cn Lar.J, i;j a', manufacturer's pnet. 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