Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 318, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 August 1858 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, 1ND. SATURDAY MORNING ... AUGUST 14

The New State Constitution In Kan The rejection of the English bribe by the people of Kansas, invest the Leavenworth constitution with new interest and importance. The act calling the' conTcntion that framed it was passed by the regular Territorial legislature, wh power to provide for such a convention is undisputed. The act after its passage was presented to Goy. Denver for approval, three days before the adjournment of the Legislature, counting the day of adjournment aa one. The organic territorial act gives the Governor three days to consider a bill and return it with his objections. Gov. Denver did not veto the bill and return it because, as he alleged, the legislature adjourned before the time alloted to him to consider a law. If he had returned it, the Legislature would have passed it by a two-thirds vote. The act having become a law, by the Governor's neglect to return it,, the convention was held and a constitution was adopted, giving to Ustcks the right of citizens. It was submitted for popular approval, with a provision that the section conferring citizenship on negroes be voted on separately. The negro clause waa rejected, but the remainder of the instrument was adopted by a majority of a thousand votes. This constitution has never been acceptable to a large body ot the Free State men, and the small majority by which it was adopted, docs not give it great moral force. It is however the legally ratified constitution of the people, if we except the quibble rxised by Governor Denver in order to defeat iL But the Buchananitts who have sanctioned a disregard of the fundamental requirements of a State constitution, in the election of Bright, w ont reject a constitution adopted by the people for a technical dispute about a few hour iu the count of time, in a controveesy between tho governor and the Legistature. The question turns on the point w hether the day on which the Bill was delivered to the Governor ia counted in the time allowed him foT its consideration, or whether time is to be counted commencing at twelve o'clock at night, after the Bill was placed in his hands. This constitution, if not superseded before next winter by the doings of a new constitutional convention, will be presented to Congress, and the right of Kansas to come into the Union under it, will revive the old controversy, and bring up the question of the repeal of the English Bill. The Leconipton constitu tion is killed and buried by the recent vote of the people of Kansa.; but the Bill English Bill survives; its odious discrimination in favor of a slave State is still in force; and its tacit, virtual abandonmcn, of the right of the people to vote directly upon a constitution, is still upon record, unrepealed. No better evidence of the commercial prosperity of Southern Indiana could well be given, than is afforded in the rapid growth of the various county towns. We noticed this, more particularly, in a recent visit to Bockport, Spencer county. It is only within a few years that this place gave any indications of improvement, yet it ia now going ahead with wonderful rapidity. Situated in a very inconvenient position for building purposes on a succession "knobs" the energy and activity of its itizens arc overcoming every obstacle, and they arc making their village one of the most beautiful on the Ohio. The principal street is now being graded, the landing is to be improved, and many other attractions arc to be added to the already, naturally, pleasant town. Many of the private residences would be an honor to cities of large pre tentions ; and situated, as they are, on the sides of the hills, surrounded with shrubbery, they present a picturesque view that is truly refreshing iu these hot and dusty times. The business men of the place are all doing finely. The depression in trade, that has been felt so keenly in other portions of the State, seems to have Blightly affected them in Rockport. Business was a little dull, but a large trade is anticipated when the farmers begin to dispose of their crops, Arrangements have been entered into for building a fine college, which will soon be commenced. Some SI 0,000 have already been subscribed, a fine piece of ground, adjacent to the village, purchased, aud Eosoon as a suitable plan is matured the building will be commenced. This will ba an addition to the place of which its citizens may well be proud. Bockport, in addition to its other attractions, expects to give aa overwhelming majority against Judge Niblack, as an indication of its opinion in regard to the Lecompton constitution and Executive usurpation. Great Xatloual Jubilee. It is proposed to celebrate the laying of the Atlantic Cable by a grand National jubilee, both iu England and the United States. A day is to be selected, on which to celebrate, simultaneously on both sides of he Atlantic, this, the greatest achievement of the age. There would be this difference between such a celebration and many others that can be named every man capable of understanding the object of it would feel tbe utJiUiia.iii which he expresses. The Sew York Tribune stated gome time ago, that Senator Bright had become a member of the Catholic church. The statement Li copied into the State Anfine with- . out comment. The Madison Courier Rays : Any religion ia better thaa co rebgion. If . the Roman chtrrch can stand it, w cau. Soy It ia reported that the Hon. Robt. Dale Owerl has a work on Italy nearly prepared for" the press. II is six year's residence at the court of Kaplc3 has given him ample facilities for gathering" thtmalDrtalj for u h 2 work.

6T Some weeks ago, an old"story, that has been current among the members of the

' bar in this judicial'distrlct for thirty years, bas been repeated in the newspapers several times and is contained in the Hon. 0. II. Smith's reminiscence, waa botched -up and related in a very pointless manner in the Princeton Indicnian. The story itself is good. In an endeavor to give it some point and shape, we wrote and constructed the article anew. It was designed for a selected article for the first page, and our young cotemporary would have got credit as he has heretofore done in these column tor what he did not fully deserve, had not the copy got into the hands of the compositor before it was finished, and being in manuscript, he set it up as editorial, and the story came out in our columns half told, and beside made us the second or third hand retailer of an old joke, an honor of which we are not very ambitious. This avidity to claim credit fur every slight contribution to the current paragraphs that run the rounds of newspapers, docs no very great credit to those who exhibit it. We ha.-e observed atone time fifteen papers daily copying our reports for months without an allusion to the source from which they derive them. We have often , counted in come country exchanges from three to seven columns copied at a time from the Journal without credit often adopted as editorials. We have been highly flattered by these transfers, and we maintain a number of exchanges solely to keep us apprised of the interest we succeed in giving our own sheet. If we succeed in making up a good weekly paper, we are quite sure to see half of it re-produced in two or three other oc&lities. When they take nothing from us as their own, we are mortified, and are sure we have failed in pleasing our readers. We would for no consideration part with our friends who act in this way, as flattering monitors. -... The Suicide of Pr. Belgler, the AbortlouUt. The notorious Dr. Bei gier, who was sen tenced at Buffalo, New York, two years ago for causing the death of a young woman, whom he had seduced, by trying to produce an abortion, committed suicide laut week, by taking aconite. Dr. Beigler was sent to Auburn about the 20th of May, 1857, by the Superior Court of Buffalo, on a sentence of seven years, for causing the death of Amelia Murr by abortion. At that time he resided in Rochester with his family, aud bis family still reside there; his son, Dr. Joseph Beigler, succeeded to his practice aud the management of hin affairs. He was, at the time of his death, on his second term of imprisonment. Beigler was previously discharged from prison by a nr don in 1847, after a confinement of two years and fire months. His crime was that of arson, having set fire to his own house in order to procure the insurance, lie had been very low and depressed in spirits for a long time. All hope of pardou had long since left him, and he became dejected and sad. He was ronsttntlr comnlainini of ill health, and imagined himself afflicted with an infinite variety of diseases. He had a small pharmacy of his own, which was al lowed mm by his keeper and the physician and was supplied principally by his son at Rochester. He had several vials of " mother tinctures," among which was " Aconitum," and here he procured the means by which, unquestionably, bis life was ended. The Doctor was a man sixty years old, and leaves a widow and fivegrown children, w hose character and position have been re spectable notwithstandiug the crimes of the father. The announcement of his death has plunged the whole family into the deepest grief; for through all the adverse fortune which has assailed the deceased, his family appeared to cling to him with unwavering fidelity, and now mourn hU death with the nie sincerity that characterized thrfr attachment in life. From China. The Louisville Journal gives the following summary of the Chinese j news : Lord Elgin ceems determined to bring his Celestial Majesty to terms, if the thing be possible. The latest advices from China, left him on the point of advancing up the Pei-ho, after having a&ailed and carried the formidable forts at the mouth of that river. The Pei-ho, as everybody knows, is the rivers on which Pvkin is situated, 140 miles up and Ptkin, nothing less, is his lordship's destination. lie inteuda to beard the Emperor in his capital. What facilities be K6SKses for doing the thing handsomely and with handsome effect does not very definitely appear ; but we are assured, generally, that he has the requisite means within easy reach of his command. We hope he has. c admire his pluck, and cordially wish him and his French ally the most complete success in their novel enterprise. If they bee their way through to this result, huweter, it is, we eourVs, more than we do. If the news of their advance up the Rhine, throw s the Emperor into a panic, it may be all very well; but if it doesn't, and he coolly and doggedly defies them, and sets about annihilating tbem in the regular quaint celestial fashion, it will not be so well, and we really dou't see how they can better it, except by backing out of the scrape. As to their capturing and holding the heart of an empire of 300,000,000 people, it is plainly absurd. They might almost as well attempt to seize and confine the particles of the ambient atmosphere. Lord Klgin and his colleague eyidently depend mainly fur success on the impression of the strength and grandeur of their countries which they hope their audacious de monstration will excite in the mind of the Emperor. We shall see, ere long, how justly they havecalcnlated ou his susceptibilitic?. Meantime, the American representative, we learn, prudently awaiu the results of their operations. We ara satisfied that, on the whole, he could do-nothing wuer. gOp A correspondent of the Philadelphia 1'rrn pays that John Hickman has the cn tire confidence of his constituents, and will be returned to Congress by a large majority. In apeaking of Mr. Hickman's address, at Downinton, the same correspondent adds the following significant sentence : S" . a k m . . a . un me tarui, Mr. Hickman s views were frankly and clearly expressed, and I believe to me satisfaction or nil present. It secnw then, that the tariff question is under diyuj'iion in Pennsylvania.

DxsTaccTios of a CoctT House is Mississirpi $100",000 Loss. The fine brick Court House, at Kosciusko, Atala county, Miss, was destroyed Ly fire ön the 10th ulU the work of an incendiary. Tbs Chronicle of

that town MVS the loss will be aOOOt 1UU,- i 000. In the second StOTV all the offices were kept, the lower story being used for the court room, it had cost from first to last, in cluding repairs, not less inan?Z5,ooo. ine county is a verj heavy sufferer; so is the Sheriff; who lost some $5,000 in cash, besides his papers, Messrs. Jackson and Scarborough, Circuit and Probate Clerks, lost immensely, particularly Mr. Scarborough, who had not less than 510,000 worth of promissory notes, besides other valuable papers in his desk ; Captain Sanders lost at large amount of valuable papers ; Mr. Niles, a valuable law library,' kc. This calamity will be felt for years and years to come, as it bas destroyed every proof of title to thousands of dollars worth of property, all the records of the Probate Court, wills, ic, all the papers appertaining to suits in the Circuit and Chancery Courts. There are many counties iu this State daily liable to a like disaster, from the wretched arrangement of the buildings occupied for Court Houses, and the negligent manner in which every thing about them is conducted. Every Court House ouht to have a fire proof vault iu which all the public records should be constantly kept. Gist. Cass' Ace axd VYeaith. The occasional correspondent of the Philadelphia Freu says : Gen. .Cass, who must be nearly eighty, is feeble, but is bard at work. This extraordinary man's " career is alike a study and an example. He has lived a blameless life, J and has grown to distinction almost entirely by his own efforts. He is now one of the richest men in the Uuion. He invested heavily in the town of Detroit, Michigan, of which he was a pioneer, and the growth of the West, especially since the railroad system bas extended its powerful influence, has vastly appreciated his property. He is said to be worth four or five millions. And yet, with all his wealth, he lives a frugal and abstemious life. The management of. his vast estate is confided to his enterprising son-in-law, Mr. Idyard, who resides iu Detroit. ' HbJ Col. Sam Pike, a famous speculator in newspaper establishments, has bought tbe Hillsborough (X, Gazette. This - makes the thirty-fifth paper Col. Pike has been connected with, and about the fiftieth change he has made. DIED, Oath 12th iMt., JOHN CTPPI.ES, ob of the late John Cnpplra, aged 19 year. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ffr. JSdtt r. You will plraae aunoanc my came aa Candidate W repreeent Vanderburgh County in the next LrgfaUture, BEX STIXSOS. for ITC TJO.V U ljyrTE U-Jt I'OfVVO 9 man who ha. had revera! yram rxperirnre aa a Book-keeiTT and CUrk, ia prn to an immediate entfigrraent. Salary moderate. Unexceptionable rvfereiicea Riwn. Addrena, angll-lw A. O., Jovkkal Orrint. nKKi'iZijvtibt s töci.osjb'i 'p MM the Book, of the late firm of VIOKKRY A JOHNSTON, a noon a oiible, I would consider it a favor if thoae indebted to tho firm would call and aettlo their account immdiatnly. anpl JAME W. VICKERY. nnjiL. ao bulh. extra Y. S. Flour. 7S Jacka do. 20 Biwbtjbi i reeh Corn Meal. &M Boxea Sugnr Cured Dried Beef. 300 " Choc, J nut received and for aale by JAM KS W. VICKEBY A Co. WOHJ . MITCHELL K ., RECEIVINC. FORWARDING ANI COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Water street, between Main and Loeurt, EVANsYlLLE, INDIANA. Particular attention given to tbe forwarding of general Merchandise aud Produce, by Jlivar, Canal, or Railroad. augli-rtm TCmO L B SJi L B 4. YD UBTJtiL WW BOOK A STATION EBT TORE. fTft Juat received and for aal by the ub- fi criher, a Urge and uplendld aaaortment ff of Book and Stationery, contleting in part of COO Reaata ot Cap, Letter and, Not Paper ; 500 Quire of Blank Book, from 10c. to Il.SO per quire; 150,000 assorted Envoira ; Memorandum book of all kinds ; alao, a Urge anaortmeut of tfcbool Booka ; Bibles of all kind; all kind of Miscellaneous Worka : Cold Pena ef ail kinds ; Steel Pena of every brand ; Gold and Silver Penholders and rencila; Pocket Books and Portmoonais of every dv-acrrot too : Muaical IwotrnmenU cf all kinds ; EU t Ma ie and Mnatc Paper ; Draw. Inf Paper and Tictarea; fclates and Pencils; Ink and Inkstaads ; and many other articles too nusaeraua to mcnttow.ajl of which wiU be eold at tha very loweet price for cash. J. TIEALY, f oater'a Block, corner of Main and Tint streets, wnclt iOMPORUTIOJS ,YOTCE. OATV DtRED, that lh owners ef Lot 1 In Block 4. and Tot 1 In Block &, in tha Raafern Enlargement, and Lota 7, s, 09 and 90, and 1, 2. 3, 4. 5, fi, 7, and 8 tba last named eight lota ia McCowan'a subdivision of out lot 3, all in the tipper enlargement of the City oi EvansvtlU cauao tba aidewau In front or along aide of tba above deacribed property on Svcond etreot, to ba brought to the proper grade, and lay down wpon the aame a pood plank sidewalk of the uml width. Alao ordered. That tha owners ef Lots In Blocks 11, 1 1ft, 17 and 18, In tockwYirs Enlargement of the City of Evaiisvllle, fronting on Ingle street. cawe the sidewalks oa saht Ingle etreet, and In front or along tide of the alxtve dencribrd Lots to be brought to tbe proper t ity graoe, and lay good substantial plank sidewalks of tho usual w idth tipou the rann:. All of the alvemiMt be don within Thirty dar from the publication of this notice, and In default thereof the Common Council of the City of Evansvilk will proceed to rfmi said work, and the cots and e spends accruing thereby, will bo aneraned to and collected by a:e of aaht iropcrty, or ao miK'h threof aa will ntisfy sold lien and eosta. Kv order or the Common Council or the City or of Etaanillr. A. LEMCKE, Gerk. angtt-iot. - . VnUktbvU copy. W ,lLKl. URKJTUOl'BR AT Ce., COMMISSION AND rUBn A1ID1MU M EBCH A NTS, If. IS Patyctra Street, NEW OUIANS, LA. clkm siuuiv. ft. oacjkTaoiac Jos. citxinoli. We riv our personal attention to the sale of To bacco, Corn, m beat, Uay, Data, flour. Pork, Bacon, LArd, c, augl m cjmn-MT skmjhh tnjKT the jH imprewicn is ont that I am going to leave the city, and have sold out the Bock Bindery ; this is a miittake. 1 wish to state I have oaly sold out tho store to T. W hi taker, Esq. ; and thorn wanting Books, Music or Papers, will find a good selection ia his Store on First street, close to the Prat Office. And any penon wanting Blank Hook of pood paper, and Bocks of any kind Bound, w ill and me in tho Bindery, Jost above the store. aiiKlt-tna M.- !. JOnXSOX. 1TJVLB8 FOR . BJLB.-I MJl'E VtiL three year old Muk-a, well broke to harnet, whkh I wUl aeU cheap. Apply to John r. glover, augl.l Corner Main and Seventh atrwets. MM. TAN HOOPS ; Thirty Croen Bras Hoops cf extra site and superior quality. Jost received and lor sate cheap by ' autrtS MESSRS. J. H. MAdlEE A- Co. 1 f lf tE.V VMCKBJWS, JL ST MEIU CEIVED and for aale at augl 3 A. I. REYNOLDS A Coa OPPIVE E. C. R. R. Cw-E Va'Sm VILLK, Aurnst 12, li.'. Hene.jrward, there will be nochurni fr rr;iyage at Yincenne on goods shipped from Kvanvsvilbj over this and the Ohio ami Mississippi Railroad, to anv point whatsoever. JOHN IMiLK, Jr., aiigl3-dAw.1m ' Superintendent E. A C. R. R. JTCST R ECEi 9-HU, DIRECT PROM P the Island, a few tltoaond choice HAVANA CIGARS, something superior to anything ever bef)reon"Ted to the public. To satisfy yourselves, call at tho SALOON under the Pavillion. aug!3-lw HP MmYE PM 9 as urvr-xv,u u v wmsms r k JiSa. 1 drctwed Pine Fhriiig. in yard and r sale bv JOHN F. O LOVER.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

nwv a w . - V - - -IL (rtl Guardian, and friends of Education through mt tba United StAtea, are rened to aUriui the t". i. i i i i . r itiTw Ivb iifiiriiriiT LEGE. St. Louis, Mo., for the Anmwl Pamphlet nd Circular of that In'. tutf on, now th largest and tnoet thorough School for the pmpur education I oi 1 oung Man and W omen, in th luion. The Pamphlet contains valuable educational in- j formation. Th Circular, important and valuable Information lor farmer, ntech&uic, merchant and professional men. Address, - - - n. G. EASTMAN'. - Pmrfdent Commercial Collage, St. Lwuia. Mo. anrl2-3wd jtTmniTE w.vj! snijyaLEs WW Thoer who intend to corer trwir new hoia with a good article of Tine Shingles, had better call upon the Sul:ribcr soon, an he has hut "a few mora left." JOHN F. CLOVER, augll Corner Hain and Seventh tr-ts. JTM OriiR JSHIJmGJ.ES. 50,000 JL Poplar Sli ingle, ia yard and fur aal Irr JOHN F. GLOVER, angH Comer Main and Seventh streets. (WLLIS If HO WHS, WJL TEH ST. 1 WM. door above Vina, aol Manufacturers of tho Celebrated Magnolia Whisky or tVANSVlLLT, 11.. ALSO Ml kinds of Domestic Liquors, and coustantly a large ipfly of Old aud Choic Bourbon, I HO LVTIO.V OP CO-PJBTJJ2H-tIIIP. Tba ro-partnerhin heretofore diet ing between Axdrew J. riHTM, William It. Piutox, Geoiob R. Pitm, and Air red M. McGatrr, is this day dissolved hj mutual consent, tbe aid Alfred M. McGriff having rati mi herefrom. Tho affaire of tald firm will bo settled by tbe aaid Andrew J., William B. and Georg K. Treat an, who will continue tbe biutincas undrr the name and etj 1 cf TatfcTos Brothers. VTM. R. TSESTOy, AN Pn EW J. PR ESTON, GEO RGB B. PRKSTO, Augut itt, ik. a. si. ju-arirr. In retiring from tbe firm of Presto J Bra.. I re. turn my ainoare thank to my numerou t, ad for their liberal patronage, and netpeafc tut my auceaore a continuance of tbe aame. atiglO-iwd A. M. MeGRIFF. JL Gentleman from the Eat, with a capital of a few thousand dollar l,0u) each ia aVftiroua of obtaining' partnership in some rood lucrative buMnewi. I a thorough businen man, industrious, and willing to devota hia entire time and energW-a to ueh, and doubta cot bit hia pc never a nee, ability, and general know taiga of burin, 111 frratly Iuercaoe tbe returns of any house he may engage with. I wilting to eng j co in any description of buaioeiw that ia honet ana lucrative, or buy out any uth. Heat reference given. Addrena, Immediately, P. KM31E, Office of thin I'aprr aic for many veara chief Clerk In the house of JOHN Hl KLEY A Co., begs to offer his serves a Commission Merchant, to the IrVnd and patrons of that boose, now that It has retired from business. With this end in view I have formed a co-partnership with Mr. E. V. Bton, senior of the old and weil known Uns of K. W. K-ntoii a fo., under tbe name and style of BEX TON A KING, to take place from tbe Ut of May, prox. Tbe mhecriber relit-e for support upon the friendu of the old bouM of JOHN UVRI.KY A Co., who have had opportunities cf exprricticini; the promptnea and ability with which he attended to their Imimikiw. Very reeiwx'tfullv, THOMAJ KING, Corner of Lafavttte and New Lcvce street. New Oileanx. April 'j", I8ÖH. atig-y MU. J. V. UHEESr, EthECTMV MP PHYSICIAN AND PI' KlJEl'N. Office in Third street, a lew doors ahve tbe Crexcent City Bank, where ho ia prepared to answer pndeaaional calls at all hour of the day or night. N. D. Special attention given to Surerry and diHoaaes of the Kye. anp8-diw-Ivr YhiSHOLVTtO.Y OP VO-PJHT.YBR MP SHIP. Tbe partnendiip bwretofore esletiug hetwe n Drs. Hi-tciiixson A (irtts, ia tkix day diasolved by mutual consent. The hen k cf tbe firm arr in tbe bands cf Dr. Hutchinson, who alone 1 authorized to collect all debts due tbe firm until further notice and settle all claims agiunat the aame. I. HUTCHINSON, Angnst 5th, 1?38. J. N. JREEN. dAwim YolkJhot and Eqirr copy. finOIlJi LMQUORH POR MKDiVJL AND FAMILY I'SE. Caek Old Port Wiae, pure juioa. s M 4? Choice Crown Sherry Aflne. United Province Brandy. " Cognac Leger F re res Brandy. " Pale Cg nar Brandr. sa L D1LM1 1DPTIIU IIIMIITHI V IMIOUT, 4 BhU. Cboic Old Dourboo WhUky. sa ItV 4 dor.. London Cordial Gin. 3 Extra Gin fn Stone Jugs. Celebrated Fih Brand. We have the above Goods in store, for aale in bottles or on draught, atigg Z. H. COOK k SON. Ifr V TIME. RECEIVED P this dry jtr Railroad, 'IS Tons of Bran, at the new Ftcd fitore on Water street, between Main and Locust. awgT-Std R. S. Kl'STfcN. Jl and 8EAMSTB ESSES will find employment, and are requested to call at the earliest date at ACSPACIIF.R A PLAUT'S, North tide First street, two doora from Sycamore st. aug7-lw Si old rr.-iur.vo sold out aiy entire iDterest of Booka and Stationery (this day) to T. W hi taker, I return my thanks to the poblic for their liberal patronage, and can cheerfully recommend my successor to tbem for a continuant of the same. M. L. JOHNSON. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. It will he uten that tho undersigned has purchased from M. L. Johnson hia rtock of Bok and Stationery. 1 beg leavo to inform the oiti7.cn ot Evanvillc and vicinity, that I shall endeavor to merit a liberal rhare of their patronage. Having already a well selected stock of article on hand, and intending to make numerous additions I will endeavor to uit wantit of the community. M y pnrpoe ia to build up a good Book and Stationery entaMiphmeiH, and by industry and dir dealing aeenre such custom aa will enable me to compete with sll othr ia the trade. T. W II ITA K Kit. August fit h, 1. lwd iTlta Jiit ER O .Tf .VI RIB Sim 9 DENCE on the cornor of First and Cheetnut street, about Un days since, a Bay Poacy w ith heavy maue; bUmiah In right eye; eight years old. Any person returning him to me, or riving me Information of hia whereabouts, will be rewarded for so doing. II I KAM E. REED. Evansville, Aofrcst 6th, 158. Iw-d Srt.;. A PRIME LOT Choice Western Reserve Cheese; 1 BbM. Pear; A choice lot of Dried Beef and llauin; 15 boxti Soap and Candles, axsorted q'iAlitkf ; ,r"0 bag extra superfine Flour; 100 dox. freah Eggs, in i-tort and for aale by A. D. REYNOLDS A CO. D tSSOLVTMOJY OP t O-EJRTJVER-this day dissolved by rmutual convnt. The buslnetmwiilbe continued by Jamm W. Ytcarar who will settle all claims against the old firm, and receive all debt due tbem. The name of the arm to he only in liquidation. JAM EM W. VICKERY. August 2d, lOs. CIIAS. McJOIINSTON. SOLD OUT. Having sold out my interest in tbe firm of Virxtcv Jt J mmto!, I return my thanks to the piMie for their liberal trouage, and can cheerfully recommend my successor to them ür a continuance of tbe same. CHARLES MeJüHNSTüN. TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS. After having received for Dearly four years the very literal patronage of the citisen of Evansville and vkiuity, I take this opportunity of tendering them my sincere thanks for tha past, and would reepectfally soticit a oontinuanew of their favors, hoping by strict attention to buainess to merit the same. f aujr2-3w - JAMES W. VICKERY. TfitEE D ST OR EwTHE UJS'DEmJL SIGN ED will keep constantly on hand, HAY, , COR - . o.irs, smrsTvrr, BRAS. And all othor articles noedid to food Horses or Mules. All of whih he will aeU wholesale or rei tail, at lowest market rates, giving iuet weight and measure. HOBEST S. RUST0N, Water etret, between Main and leenst, EvsnsTÜr. tng.31y

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I: TIMME jrtMJ-M! 1 RANCE BY II UM E COMPANIES. Tha undcnlsned having been appointed Afnt' for CTansrUle and vicinity,' of tbe INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. S. F. COVINGTON, Sec'y. T. A. MORRIS, Prws't. A3 THE RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. B. J. HATVA WAT, Sec'y. 1. II ATI! A WAT. PWt. are prepared to underwrite upon the better clafs of fire and Marine fihks, at at low ratet of premiutn aa are consistent with permanency and reUtility. , Those Companica confine their toMineu rxclusively to the State of Indiana. 04S-AJ1 losses speedily adj anted and promptly paid without any a bau. men t or diminution w batever. Reference: Every man, without exception, who bas sustained lues in either Cowrwuy. a Ib-t of w hem all citizens ef our own State way be seen at our office. A. D. REYNOLDS k Ca Evansville. July 8. IflftS-ly It P. ETHEL K f.. COMMMSSiO.Y AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS. No. 4 rygdme Street. NEW ORLEANS, LA. (KttaUUkrd April, 18c.) r. r. ithsu .eb. rit. aucuEycu: , R- 8. Howard, Evansville, Indiana; AUia A Howe, lanerile, Indiana; A. M. Plielps A Son, Newburgh, Indiana; Minor A Hade, New burgh. Indiaua; H. D. Nswcemb A Brother, Louisville, Kentucky ; D. S. Benedict A Son, Louisville, Kentucky ; Thomas Danforth, Secretary, New Albany Insurance Co., New Albany, Indiana; R. Simp9m A Co.; sr Albany, Indiana; W. II. Catlin, llendersoa, Kentucky; R. G. Cevtrly, Henderson, Kentucky; James Montgomen', Preaton Bro. Bank. J fTcraonville, Indiana ; Merit tt Campbell and Co., St. Looia, Mo. jy31-ly TTJOR RB.yTr-THE FIRST STOilM in a two story Brick Hote, contaiuing lour room?, cellar, Ac. For particulars enquire at the JoKraal office. Jy3U-'2w d Cli EE NE 40 UOXES CHOICE 5 harrt-ls Lirmeed; 20 cases Boston Matche. Juni received by TENNEY A SoRENSON, 31 Water t. STEPHEN'S, (Slm Ücantlin, Jr.,) Dealers iu all 3 cvawors to Ja, kind of Stoves, and manufacturers of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. Also, man ufacturer ofi fruit Cans of ev ery patent and oVfwrtption, with which printed directiomi for putting up ail kinds of fruit, will he furafehed, free of charge; all of which will be sold very (heap for cab, at wholesale or retail. Storeroom at No. 13, Main street, between Water and First street, (oppost old Etat Bank), EvaatvUK Ind. las. catun. ja. ..norEjrr .. rrrrN. (M FULL UBtlORTJmE.VT OP D. JL Wolffs Hoop Iron, jvat roreived and for aal at reduced prloes, by JACtiB STRAVB, 40 Mstn st. 5Ä S55 35 s r Til if a s - - a 5 i W 30 UOXES PRESH JM-J Lemons, received per stoamer Baltic, and for sale by PRESTON BROS. o XIORD FEMALE COLLEUE. Tint next bomhmi of this Institution will open SeptemUr 1st. The appointment of Tealier is complete, consisting of Rev. JOHN W. SCOTT, P. D., v- lent, with some XifteeA comj-ettut oasis. tatitj - i The Board of Directors fc-d lliat no better guaranty of wce can be Riven to parents in regard to tbe menial and moral training of their dauhtrs, than is presented in the n-Kpnointmot of Ir. S:ott, as the bead of the lustitutK-n, who hxa been a siK-ful educator for near thirty years in t-bia place. TU courwe of study is as bhjb, and instruction as thorough, aa in any similar institution, and the expense is less. The buildings were completed at an expense of SW.OUO, are heated by steam, and gaa-ligbled. TEaws Board, watdiirg, lightiug ami healing room, tuition in all Engl ich Branches, Latin and Greek, f ?7,.V) per session in advance. For further information, apply to Rev. Wm. S. Rogers, Sec'y, or Rev. Ieaac W. Moufort, Agent, Oxford. JlyiH-2m iLW'DAI ES-bO UJUS RIO COF3 fee; 11 half cheats Powrhong Tea; b bbU. Pearl Barlev; 20 bbls. Crush, and Powdered Sugar; I0O bars Cotton Yarn, 5, 6, 7 and SOO; 75 bales Cotton Batting: LV) boxes No. 1 Herrlnga. Rceitd and fur sale at reduced prices for cah, by I. A I. IIEIM.NN. WmiXSOLlTlO.V OF I'O-PJHT -MP Bership. The partnership heretofore exintiic between Aoraham Anspaxber, Joseph Shatnfteid and Levi M. Plaut, under tha style and firm of A. Ansracher A Co.. baa been dissolved (13th of this mouth), by mutual consent. All debt due to said firm will be receipted for ty tbe undersigned, who will alao pay all debU against said firm, and who will contlnuu the buaincaa themselves, on their own account. Jly23 lm A. ANSPACH ER A rLAUT. BO. THORJVHILL, BEOS LB J VE to return hia thanks to hia old customers for their kind patronage, and hopes by strict attention to business, and good work, to be able to merit a continuation of their favors. Having removed hia store to the corner of Second and Main strecta, for. uv.rly occupied as a Silversmith Shop, he ia now prepared to furnieh all who may favor biet with a call, w ith all the articles in bis line. V9Repairing done with neatness and despatch. Second hand harness always on hand. jlytt-Gm. W UYSHED AV1 Mt M M.H Emm JLJ sale at Cincinnati prices, with freight added ; Ö casks ass'd siuca lead pipe received and for sale by SAMUEL ORR. JljrSO Of aooD cHJjrcE for a m4r OjJL gain. We have a good two horso Express Wagon and Harness, which wa will aeU low. The Expn rnna light, and will carry 2,0m) lbs. Jlylö HORN BROOK k CO. MWfEELER WILSOJS'S Pa.1t I -WW LY SEWING MACHINE. Tho liest, simplest and most durable Machine in ue. Tbey make a strong lock stitch, the same upon both sides of the work, sewing with equal facility the thick and thinuest fabric. Any ppool of thread, cotton or silk, used withmt renewing;. All aiacbinm warranted three vears, and foil I ioittructions given to enable purvhuaers t nee them satixuctomy. Tli JtMcA-ey Stur t mg- .flmchim. PrUt20. Tb lrt single Thread Machine ia the market. A general assortment ef Sewing 3Iachine bilk Thread, Needles, Ac, A?., constantly on hand. Of ice No. 4, Marble Hall. niyU-rtn F. M. SELLMAN, Agent. TJRU.y'MLUV TVEE JiJM UTEMr. KE0TYPE FOUNDRY, No. 1S, Vine street, between Fourth and Fifth, CINCINNATI. R. ALLISON, Siip't C. F. O DRISCOLL A CO., Manufacturers and Dealers in NEWS. BOOK AND JOB TYPE, Prhiting Preseen, Cast, Gallies, Ac, Inks and Printing Materials of every description. Stereotyping of all kinds, Books, Music, Patent Medicine Itii-iTtioits, Jobs, Wood Engraving, Ac, Ac. "Brand and Pattern Letters, variota styles. asVEloctrotyping in all iu branches. jlyl4-4m. lTffH rrsjsre. 5 dosen Railroad Wheelw W barrow a, received and for sale by Jlylt 8AM UEL ORR. WilRTIJVtf LEATHER.-10,000 AVA. I "V- oi me moot excel ieni axirung ieai ner, just rev reiven, and lorttle hy VMAS. BABCOCH, jy 17. Mxin stre-t.

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jrpVULWC 'I8THRJSm TO HE LET! JL Ou Saturday uight at o'clock, August 14th next, the Common Council of tho ISty or Evanrville will I. prepared, at the Council Chamt-er fn said eity. to rmife proposals h Imildinst of four Cistarns or 'Zw bbli. each ; the ctty inrsMisg iron top r aame. Said Ciatmii mwt I vailed op to the top with good rrtrk, and well cnofjt-d. after a plan and specification now on nl in taw City Ckrk'a Office. A. LEMCKE, Clerk. aur6-10in ' VolltboU copy. WB04RD OP E1iat.IZ.tTJ S. V MP The Comoimon Council of the Citj of Kratisvllle will meet aa a Board of Equalization t-r the purpoae of eqaaitsinsr ail aasesasnents aaadv npoa real estate or personal property, within the corporate limit of tit City of Zrajwrillc, at I lie City Clerk 'a wffioe, on Tneaday, August 3d. next, at 9 o'c'ock, A. M., and continwe its scskns from day to d.ty, until all assessment hall be equal led.All tax-pavers are hereby reoueated to rail and examine their aeepective stsemewta, before tbe commencement or during the intermissione of aatd seasons, and If tbe find cause tor complaint in such assea.' meats, to present such grievance to the Board tor adjustment. By order of the Common Council of Evansville. , A. LEMCKE, City CVtk. jly21-Im Volkabote and Enquirer copy. If ICE.VBB MJ'0 TICB IS HB BEB W JLd given, to alt auctioneers, draymen, eartmen, expressmen, wagoners, omnihua and hackmen, peddlars, proprietors of billiarda, bagatelle tables wad ten pin alleys, theaters and concert balls, that . all licensee expire ou the first day of August next, and they are herely notified to renew the same oa or before said day; and In default thereof, the ordinances in auch eases made and provided, will ba strictly enforced against delinquents. A. LEMCKE, City Clerk. Jly23-lm Volksbot copy. O.naS 8CJ.YTLI.V, SO LB AOKNT FOR Per Msswviar Prshs, Vsfttsklss, ., b a r. fsetly Tjmk Bals. Tasr sseaaw mWu.Ua CMMat, Ml imm Üy. aa4 are ami m.Ut wted Um4 sesns Ikaa mm? etW artMl fcr tbs mm rr ainctsssbls and aa rtsta ia m Im. la srssitiag iksss arusls las fsbli. tts hveatir kalUafw tha 'M la aa IstaiUbh, SimbU Kan. SK IIIMS ST HllSlltllll Balc li smatiae and mttual mmm wmm uj taeatasy thsy ars itaeta faatt. TMMMhNnBjlPMViM. Tb Mart h awss tasUlesj raa. U Ists Berfcwttr still aaä ''w aariaea ama mwt mm mnn mm rakaa waaU eea aayeUMTCaa. This riaiais kas atoad tha T "V, Ike haet aarUOnta ar Uahaa was have kial Utaaa a Walas will rJ3 i ramaeatsd, sad ia will he raf aaaaa. taikaetas TVs Jan ars all Bates ef awie wbHe saaatue rV. rar vary ewaaf SM wi will last a -" las a acid saa aflaet ta eaaajsl. Ta waels tea f ska Jar ia epaa t Ikay aaat aas wHäia las etkar Is s MmUmhm teJawiTlar MtUarn all Ua4 af - wuf aesssuaar ta JTJOR BBJYTOJ'B TWO STOB M Brick Dwelling, entirely new; and one one story Frame Dwelling, on Divfcdon street, between 5th and 6th streets. Apply to LEWIS KAHN S Clothing Store, J1y20-lnv Main Street. ORDERS $113 UMSTEH Lf in exc xchange for Grooerk. jlyla A. Jl. KbI.M'(.imi: TERRB-HU UTE FEMJILE COLLEGE, TERRE-HAl'TE, INDIANA. . For more than a year, have tbe magnificent structure of tha Trrre-llaute Female ColVge, been steadily progresidiie. They are now nearly completed, and will Ua open for the reception of pupils. On lt'erfwerf, tin Utk of Frntrmmer urxt. Tho aite of tbe College, the r-nilding, the arrangements for study and comfort, and the Faculty, dewrve here a passing notice. Terre-Haute, the site of the Toller", is a beautiful and hcallby dty, acctsible by railroad front all directions, and central to a numerous and appreciating population. It is hirh, as its name imports. From statistics, it is clearly shown that for several years pat, there hare been fewer deaths and Ii. ickn kere than at any Western city, of equal population. The buildings will be fitted np In the latest style and with all tue modcrr improvements. -Thev will be warmed by steam, and lighted by gas, and furnixhed with warm and cold baths, and what is rarely to ba found in institutions of learning, A GYMNASIUM, Where tbe body, made healthy and m metrical by exercise may support aud assist the labor of the mind. A prominent feature of th College, U the provision made for th health of the pupils. Tba rooms are spacious and well ventilated, there being a beautifully ftirnlfbed parlor, with separate sleeping apartments for each two young ladies. The grounds are ample, com prising 6J acre In a Cloasant part of the city, oJout one-third of which i a nativ forest grove, with winding walks and arbors, forming a most delightful promenade for ptipila all the grounds will he tastefully ornamented. PACIJ.TY. Th Faculty will consist of a thoroughly experienced and efficient corps of instructors. Rev. John Covcet, A. M., fouudcr and former President of the Ohio Femakv College, and Glendal Female College, ia first Prudent. Rev. Au-aorco Woon, A. M., lt? President of. th OLio Female College, and the distinguished author of several scientific works, bearing his name, will b the presiding teacher of the College, and Instructor in Mental and Moral Science. Prof. Ü. 8. Boawoam. lat Profeasor of Chemistry, etc., in Farmers' College, Ohio, will take the chair of Natural Science, upon which he will lecture and experiment. D'Estais S. Covekt, A. M., ProtesocT of Ancient Languages and Literature. Prof. J. C. Mi:cia, late of Philadelphia, first teacher of instrumental mnaic. And from ix to ten additional gentlemen and lady teachers of long standing and successful experience. No paina or expense will be spared to procure teachers in every department, of th very highest qualifications, ao that ptrptla wwhing to perfect themselves in tha higher styles of muatc, or any of the solid or ornamental branches, may here receive th desired instruction. That pupila from abroad, may derive the greatest advantage to La gained at Boarding Schools, they are repaired to board in tha institution, with tb teachers (unless by special permission of the President), that they may have the benefit of their example and society. The course of studies will ba thorough and extensive, embracing all th branches usually taught in our highest Scminark-a of teaming, English, Classical and the Fin Arts. The year is divided into two sessions of twenty weeks each, commencing respectively on Wednesday, tbe Sth of September next, ar 4 tho 9th day of February, 1850. The expenses of the school year, including board and tuition in all tho branches of the regular course, room furnished, fuel, light and waabiog, will be 5225 payable semi-annually in advance. The UKital extra charge will be made for the ornamental branches. APPARATUS AND LECTURES. Prest. Wood and Prof. Boswoeth, will deliver full courses of Lecture with th aid of the Telescope and other apparatus, sufficient to illustrate experimentally the priuciplea of tba sciences parwad. Booka. and all other requisite for entert eg the College, may be ad at tho Cortege, or m -tn city. All letter of Inquiry or on businews, should he addressed to Kct. Johx Covmt, or D. 8. Covxavr, Tcrro-Haute, Indiana. The undersigned citizen of Terre-Haute, have accepted tbe office of Trustee of Um Terro-Haat Female College, and may be referred to at any time by such as desirw further Information concerning the arrangements or advantages of tbe College: Rev. E. O. Taylor, Curti Gilbert, Rev. T. Gordon, K. W. Thompson, 8. II. Potter, Rev. J. C. Wilson, Rer. W. G. ßpenrvr, Rev. . Modositt, Rev. P. Wiley, R. L. Thompson, A. U. Potwin, Lucius Kyoa, Thea. Powliag, BeoJ. McKaen, L.. G. Warren, A. MeGrcror, W. Paddock, Jabrt Heddcn, James Ilite, James Barne, jlyl5-Cm Rev. M. A. Jewel t, W. D. Griswold, W. J. Bail, Ja. Farringtoo, David llartaock, C. T. Patterson, J. II. Watson, And. Wilkine, lt. D. 8cott, T. C. Buntin. srbts -v am Ear vjri et for aale by K. lt. COOK at SON. nPFLEH 10 JURMBLSaPPLBSf WH Barrel Pears. Jost received by A..kEYKOLWCO. rjpHRF.SU lOLR , GBJLLX UTD Jl Save your Apples. We are agoat (or th aal of Pitt's, Moffat a, McC'lure'a. and Emory's Threahers and Separator, and tho Buckeye, KevwUm and Culp'a ClA-r Mill. HORNBBUOK A CO. npHB OLD PIOJS'BBR a ME J 19 t JL THOMAS SCANTLIN, (Sign of th Golden CoftV Pot), has aa immenw stock ef Stove and Housekeeping Ware, purchased sine th great panic in money affairs, at ruinous rates to tbe manufacturers, which he is willing to give his customers the advantage of, by calling at. las old stand. Call at once and secut bargains. nov2 TH0S. SCAKTLLIX. WaiLs ioo MEWS aSSORTBD fV 5anjp. received and for sal cheap fnr cah, JACOB STRAL'B, . 40 Main Mreet. ! bv

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- for Era paring. äPiROCERIES JJS'D FBOVISIOYIL ItWaiVANSVlLLE, INI. Waj ualb Department, Fi rat trwt, A rat dor frm IX 'iu; JleUil Department, Main street, Cm deer iwiow the corner. Z. II. Ouek bee to tTsanJk bis friend in Evans, vilie and neighborhood, for their favor ao freely be stowed on him siaoe ha haa been In bukines among them, and take this opportunity of iatredncing to, their notice his awn, Mr. H. A. .Cookrwrtaoi ka aaa taken into rtnerhip from this date, and aolirita for tha new firm of Z. II. Cook A Son, acontinuanr. of the support so liberally conierred n himaerf. - Z. U. Cook A Son, having taken th beadnees premises and purchased the who stock of Mr. M." W. roster, feel confident that they will ba enabled -to sor-ply Um citiawm of EvmiMviU with every arti- 1 rl they may require ia the Grocery and Proviaioa line. Z. U. Cook A Son wish especially to draw th ' attention of persons ia the country having produce ' of any kind to dispose of. to their incrraaed tacimv (or taking off their slock, and supplying them aV their store, with ail article required in tXo whole-' SMi department, at prides that mifct InBuro'thafr orders for the future. ch3-vf JTSmrB L UM n E IT Th subscriber would M. reapectfullv call the attention f carpeater and buildera to hk stock of Pin Lumber, which ia m of tb largest and best ever yarded ia this city. Price as low aa th Vm-eat. Ofte eoraer Main and Seventh ttretf. . JOHN T. GLOVER. fjl

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