Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 6, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 August 1858 — Page 3

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ftltc gäUs gotivmt. MONDAY MORXISO .AUOVST 16

IW See First and FonrtU Papes for tuterestlng Reading Matter. Local and Miscellaneous. EtjT The papers from all towns in the West are filled with accounts of sua strokes that occurred last week. On Friday and Satorday we heard of two fatal cases in this vicinity. ftaf Our thanks are due Messrs. Dobell 4; Conyngton for Frank Leslie's Gazette nf Fashion, Emerson's Magazine, and Yankee Notions. Messrs. Dobell St Conyngton are always prompt to get the earliest numbers f ail tle periodicals published. !" Oodry'a Rook for Septemlerf lias already been received, and is filled with the liest reading, and also with useful patterns sind designs. This last feature has made the magazine a desirable ani almost an indispensable companion of the drawing room. &' Yellow fever at New Orleans has become epidemic, and this may prove one of its most fatal ravages. The telegraph reports the total number of deaths the past week were 30G, lieing a large increase; included were HO from yellow fever. The victims were all unaccliumtcd. Cir The colored people of this city propose giving a supper on the-1 7th of August for the purpose of aiding to support the He". A. J. Hall, minister of the A. M. E. Church f this city. A committee, consisting of David Hardiman, Wm. Monroe and Davis I'ackrou have been appointed who extend a -ordiiil invitation to their white friends to lend a helping hand to their charitable endeavor. The admittance is 23 cents, including' supper. Dr. Fahnr, of this city, manufactured last y.ar a quantity of pure catnwba wine from the grapes cf his own raising. lie has given great attention to the subject of producing the best varities of grape and wine, and lie is coufident that we possess the highest advantages of soil and climate for the production of the grape, and that we will be, before many ycass, Large extorters of wine, pecimeus of his prducts can be found at the drug store of Dr. Sawyer, on Main street. 1'orcelai: Fucxt Jars. We have observed a lot of beautiful jars for preserving fruit at the crockery warehouse of J. W. Hughes, on Main street. They are of white porcelain, with a mctalic cover, closed with a spring which makc3 them air-tight, and they serve all the purposes of the solidered tin cans. They can be ojtcned and closed without trouble, as the contents arc wanted for use, and arc entirely free from th? mctalic oxides which spoil a gotui deal of fruit in tin cans. Thev can be used for a lifetime, and their neat, beautiful appearance will add a relish to the fruit." ———<>——— HONORS TO THE LAYERS OF THE TELEGRAPH CABLE.—The steam frigate Niagara is exacted to arrive at New York to-day f rom St. Johns, and it is proposed that as soon as the vessel enters the inner bay, national salutes will be fired from the Forts; also a salute of one hundred guns from the battery, besides salutes from other points. Mr. Field, Captain Hudson, and the other prominent persons connected with the expedition, will be received at the battery by the city authorities, who, with the various societies and citizens, will form in procession, and proceed to the Crystal Palace, where an address in a gold box will be presented to Mr. Field by Mayor Teiman. A similar presentation will be made to Captain Hudson. It is also arranged that on some day on the following week, a public dinner will be givcn to Mr. Field, Captain Hudson, and the officers of the Niagara, at which congratulatory messages will pass between the Mayors of New York and London. The proposition for an inter-national Jubilee in England and the United States on the passage of the first messages through the wire meets with a hearty response every where. ———<>——— THE PURCHASE OF THE HUDSON BAY COMPANY'S PROPERTY.—Sir George Simpson has given to our government a memoranda of the property of the Hudson Bay Comjianr, in Oregon and Washington, which the Company propose to sell to the United States for $1,000,000. The company has seventeen different stations within the jurisdiction of the United States, embracing valuable improvements in buildings cultivated lands, and large herds and flocks of live stock, and valuable forts and mills. At Ft. Vancouver the company claims a tract of land ten miles square in fee simple, and similar tracts at the other posts. All the places held by the company having been selected for their local advantages and their eligible positions for trade, they will be the most desirable points for towns, or for forts till the country shall be settled. The actual estimated value of the property is $2,300,000, besides the right to the free navigation of the Columbia river and other possessory rights guaranteed to them by treaty. But they are so convinced that the efforts of the compnies to secure their treaty rights and of the United States officials and setlers [sic] to re- strict them therein, would prove a source of continual strife, that they were willing to sacrifice them for a million dollars. ———<>——— pay We invite the attention of the sick . -ind alSictod, to the advertisements in our c olnmns of Dr. Eitütcrly n Iodine and carsaparilla,and GrkllcY'g Salt Rheum and Tct- , ter Ointment, Dr. Carters Cough Balsam, . 7 Tr , , wv. uiiKcra -rpcviuc, ir. iiw!-.. .--. Cprdial, and Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer. These medicines are prepared by thoroughW educated Physician, Chem'tstand 11 4u.t 1.. 1 niuuiiiMusi, bu iuai Ull CttU 1C1J UIUU I them as being safe and effectual in curing the diseases for which they are recommended, Thcy are standard remedies, and can be found in i-carly every Drug and Apottiecary store in the' United States1

Special Notices.

W r. Edltmr t You lire requested to announce j fie nam of M. K. Men re w, Esq., a candidate lor ipnentaion from Vand'-rburgh County, at the October elect ion. ' MANY "VOTERS, anfill utorg Clingtr is an Independent Cuudidate f.r Sheriff, at the cuxuing October elect ion. Utorg H Jlellrid will be aa independent candidate f r Sheriff, at the ttifuing October election. Offlr mf th Jitmntrill Mmtnrmut imm pmmyt Evansville, Ind., August 12th, lft-'a. 1 ! StnekhoMors of the Kvansvitle Insurance Com, any, are hereby notified, that tho annual election for Nino iJircctors, 111 be held at the Office of th-Company, on Monday, the tilh day of .September next, between the hours of 1 and 4 o'clock, I M. By order of the Board. jT am;-12td WM. T. r.VGK.Vn tary. llontmmnn lltcontrrttd to Common Sr mm. At a meeting of " splrituali-ts," Invalid waa brought forward dreadfully attlicti-d with ulcer ous scrofula that all the doctor hail failed to cure. It waa iropoM to appeal to the spirit land fir ad vice, and a Homeopathic physician present interrogated the departed spirit of ILimmann a to hat reniedy should 1e taken. Loud and distinct raj, audible to tho wholo audience, told of Avers Cathartic Pill. lower X. Y. Whig, ausll-lm Cl.iU mmd M-'tttr l Chili mmd'l iter ! ! Chili mmd I'trer lit One of the greatest rcnie die that ban ever been laid I fore the public, for Fever and Ague, and Iii. h has receive-1 the blithest encomiums from the press and tho people, is lr. J. IIOSTETTEK'S CELL'RUATED MTTEI.Ü. Who would endure the tortures arising from thl. terrible diaeaoe, w h-n It can be so caily cured ? Who would endure uleeplei' tfj;Ut, btuning fevers, and ley chilla alternately, when a reniedy can Iw obtaiud for a mere trifle? And yet how many families linger out a painful existence under this deadly blight, ami do nothing but fculp ilown quinine, until it lieconte &i common aa their daily nieid, and yet thy are not relieved. None but the foolish and weak would hetdtate to procure the. valuable Fit. tern, and Mve theniw-lvea iatenso aony. l'ur sale by Drugint generally, everywhere, augio-lw Crttctnt City Unk-IPirtetorBJvlin A. Kcitz, Cuurad ILtker, ThoniM K. C:rlu and John Latr. Ileceives dioiti, buys and eelta colu and x change. I utero t alluwr! on time depoeiU at euch rates m may bo aRnfl uen with ikwitorn, and fpeclfie! in (vrtificat. Extliangc on New York, Cinciniiatl and LouUville, Great Britain, France, KwitzcrUnJ, Iielum, Holland, Kusnia, l nniaik, Swed.n, Norway, and all the citionand laretownM f Ornmny, f.r nale in cimm to auit. Collcetii-na made, and proceeds n-mitted pMajpfly at current rate of exchange. JOHN A. KE1TZ, fre't. W. IIA K KK, CaehbT. jly '1-1 m CualtiodiMu Tlimim g- Cttmpany, Ottirt in Water tre't, und'-r the Telegraph .flice. Cart load of 10 buihcl of Bodiam Jfine Coal di-livered to any pait of the city at SI CO per lottd. Coal weighed. If dcired, at the exp'U! of the pun haw r. NotM cf Kolvctit bauki of lllinoii und Wbct-niu taken in pment. JOHN WYMONl", der2S-tf S-cretary and Manager. Mr, Jtntttrly'w iodimt mmd Smrumpmrittm Will cure ull dwaae arising from an impure irfnto of the Blood, or a depraved condition cf Ihr CutJ of the pysbnii, vi: Cancer Swelling of the Claud, RbttuniMii'm, White Swelling, Chronic Sore Eyw, Pilea, Boilx, ErywiiM-lan, Goitre, l'aiu In the Bon.and Joiuts, Ulcer In the Mouth and Throat, and all Chronic Constitutional Pineueen. Thla nifliclue aeanhea out the very root of the disease by purifying the Mood, and changing the wtretiou in the atem, thua removing tlie ejiue, wbii-h renil rx lli cure certain and pcrinuent. Vr. Iltoterly'a Iline and Farwiiarilla will cure the wornt merrurial disease and drive out and destroy every pnli-l cd merenry which U in the Metern, and cure it bad eflcctrf. It will cur ScCoudry Syphilin or Venereal 1 ! aea, and will drive tho Syphilitic Viru ami all hereditary taints and poisonous matter out of the ytem through the pore, of the kkin, and restore the Patient to a -rfect state of health f.nd purity. It Ih a positive cure for Hver o.mplaint and dyepepio, if lined a proper length of time. I chalh-ngn the world to produce Its equal In the e.niplain. The afflicted will bear In mind that Ir. KixterlyV lotline anit SarAnparilla will cure all NYitimh l)ieam o. Female Complnintu, Pn-püy, Gravel, Iie.iw of the Kidneys, Bladdi r and I'riuary Orgnu iu a few days. It will rrmnv rim.le and Blotchei t.om the Face, and tuuke the kia dear, wLit( and beautiful as alataster. It dotnt this by purifying the blood, and by ita prompt action on the Liver, Kidneys, and Secretory Organs, producing vigorous health. Pernons who have long been afllieted w ith Scnfula, CM Sores, Tetter, Ringworm, Scald Hrtul, Blotchva, Eruptions of the kiu and all Cittaneoiw IMitearee, are adviaed to procure Grid!y Palt Kheuni Bud Tetter Ointment to apply ou the Sorn, or dieeaee! irti, when ulnj lr. Easterly' lotline and Sanapnrilla. Thojodino and SarMparilla pn rifiea the Blood, and catttea the sore to discharge their putrid matter, and the ointment heal them. Wlien both are nned (hich I alwny recommend) a permanent and radical cure I alwaya eftertod. They are the Intet and moet powerful curative knowu toman. A fair trial H all I auk I d not fear the result. Trice cf the Inline and pareirill. 1 .r bottle, or bottloa t.r 3. Gridlny' Salt Bheum Oint ment 73 cents per K ttU. Both arepn r.d ! Ir Eafltcrlv, corner cf Third and Cheauut trc-ti, St. , . , , it i LKuim .uiwimri, M. ivi'i"w. - inuit l addressed. b.Soldhy lUlWkJL Stoddard, W. PletWaer, T.-., . , v.. auavlll, and by Urugsist. generally. tnyUl-l j iuM. Itr, Bmktr'a SptcMc teilt rar Jonorrhca, Gleet, Stricture, Semlual Wcaknt, Chord., Piscaic. of the KUneys, Bladder, and all dica-c of the geuital organs. Header, have you a private disease? Do not neglect It. IMay is dangerous. Dr. Baker's Specific is a safe, speedy, and radical cure. With Dr. Baker's Specific you can cure yonrself, and prevent exposure, as plain directions for use acconipauy the medicine. Price SI W rcr bottle. MD. E,Tt.LT, corner Third and Chef-taut trnetii. St, T.oiiin. Mo., aole proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed to got the genuine. Soli .-.,-, ..ik rviJi-.tt Kiior oy ii...o w... White, in Evans-. illo, and hy druggists generally. my3l-lyins ; Itr. IImopr'm 'tn Cmrdiml teilt cmrt all Female Complaints, such an Lxawiv, Suppreed, or Painful Menatrnation, Eluor Albus or Whites, , ,, r n.... !..... i.i-.-i vyrr'uuene, csuivw voiujuvaiou, icuk or, 'i..tneas. Weak Nervea, Friuhtful Dreams, and all dia- . ea-cseauied by Coldi. Checked rer-idratKin, Lxcesses, Ovif-Eicitctuent, etc., of the bexual Urgans. lr. llot-xier's Fcmalo Cordial is univi-nsally ckn-irfgea b, tIl. Laie- ti best remedy ever inwitM erjy-pri ?1 lKt bot,!,., or bottles for f 5. Da. E.rrsLT, corner of Third and Chetnut t streets, St. Louis, JIo., sIo Proprietor, and to whom all orders must be addreacL ' Sold by llallock Jfc Ptoddard, W. Itiorbo-vcr, Liech Cal-lett. Keller W hite, In Lvansvillo, and by ; fcn drnppUts p nsraiiy. tnv31-lvlns IJr. Km,t,rty, Vrr mmd Agm Hill.r, lucure A8.n t ever, tm. ana 1 ever, mm, . Ague, Intermittent aud Kemitteut levers, and all . h9 Tar1olM forTn8 ef Texm incident to Dilioua Oi : mate. If thcrs Is a man, woman or child suffer n ing ith Ague and Fever, they an. .dvii to pro . cure t-r. ater.y . x ever -n ..se ..t j--...-v . -4 j . j Price $1 per bottle, or six bottlca for $3. ! Dr. Easteu.t, corner of Third and Che taut streets, St. Louie, Sola Proprietor, to whom all orders must be addre-od to g-t tbn genuine. Sold by Hallock k Stoddard, W. Bierbower, Liech k Calse, and by " , 1 1-lylns lett; Kaller A White. Apeats.for Fransville, IT! . .lata rtrimlW ' mvl

Special Notices.

Vmcmrrtnt JltmmtyTU highlit prie paid for Ill'.noU, Wisconsin and Tennessee note, tu j exchangn fir banl&Me fjnl", by j j1yl2-lm ALI.IH 1 1IOWL3. ! Yolkfbote copy. Mmtuml Vr Mmturmme Company mf fanderbmrgrh, Commty-HvAssviLLK, Ixd., August 2d, 1&T8. An election for Seven Director and a S-crttary for the Coturny, lo ferve fi.r tho euMuing year, w ill I held at the office recently occupied by M. S. Johmon,Eeq., on Third trect,near M;in, on Monday, the ICth day of Augnsf, 1SJ.8, to open at 1 o'cloefc, and close at 5 o'clock, P. M. By rder of th Binrd of Pirectora. ang3-t(! ROBERT KARLET, Sem tary. Jtr. Cnrtrr'u Comh Jimlmmm, teitt cwr Cougli, Colli, Ahtliiuo, CtuiuuiptUn, Brwnehiti, Spitting of LWt, I'oJu ia tho Sido and Breast, l'leurwy. Whooping CoiiKh, Croup, Liver Complaint, Palpitation t the lloart. and all dbeaaes of the Throat aui Chett and I.nng. No one khould neglect a Cough vr C-M a m'nplo d;iy. Hillion dit; anniully by n glecting a Common Cold. Coughs and Cult! lead to Conmmption, and then to early b-tli. Beader, have you a Congh, Cold or any disease of the lungs? I'njcure at tico that celebra-t-d remedy, I)R. CAkTar. Colon Bauam, which never faile to relieve a Cough in twenty-four hour, and alway cures the word caws of CohJ, Cojugh and all dii.-aea of the Throat and Lung iu a few day. Price Trial ltle, Z't cent. Larg U4tle 51 lT bottle, or G bottle for $.". Dr. Katkrlv, corner Third and Ch'tnut, St. LoiiU, Mo., pole proprit.-tor, to u honi all ooler muet le aIdressel to get the. genuiite. .Sold by Hallock k Stoddard, W. Bierlwwer, M.-h & Cul.-htt, Keller oii-l White, and l y dntggLsts generally. uiyUl-ly Tfxcn nuMtang- Unimtnt.ll in eighty year iuee thl Liuiuieiit was fint offered to th afflicted. Many million of bottles have bceu ih J, kiid it ha given better natisfu tlon than any article ever before trid for imilar purposes. It IosetMes a iccific j-'wer over inflamniationf, and chronic or accidental derangnieut of tho Masel, Juinte, LigamenU or Skin. It U a source of great plcaeuro to feel that x.e have been th humble mean of relieving euch an Immen amount of Buffering, an J have caiued many thminnd to -lcap for Joy,' teeaaH their pain wero relieved, their wound healed and their stin joint made c!atic. t'Dsrrupulom partii-a, ngardlcu of their obligation to our Ives or the public, are engaged iu attempting to introduce a hpuriou and mi-K-rabte article under another name, by representing It to be the aame or inii'ar. ftS'Re on your guard! Bur none but the original MEXICAN Ml'STAXG LINIMENT, and you will not be deceived. O. W. Wetbrook, Originator. BARNES A PAKK, f-biVdAwfinio. Pniprietor, New York. WT-JXTVVK ! SCHOOL OF JtF.ItlMm. fine, Louisville, Ky. The Lecture In thi institution will eomutence on the first Monday in November, and continue four months. During October preliininarr h--ture will be delivered at the Hiwpiial und College. KVCULTV. Bt tij. W. Duilley, M. I)., Eiuiritun Professor of Surgery. Henry M. Bullitt, M. I., Profiwor of Theory and Practice of Medifiu. John Hardin, M. 1., Profepnor of 01tctrhi and Clillienl Mmlieiii. V. W. Wright, M, D., Profit of Medical Client - Utrv. N. B. Maihall, M. D. Prof..r.r of .Materia Medica and TheraMitiv. 0 Middhton CohUmith, M. D., Profi.-wtor of the Pritteipk' of Surgery Hnd t'lbibal urgery. W. 1. Siirjnau, M. D.. ProfetJor of Anatomv. O. W. Bavle.. M. I.. Pnftor of PhyiIdogy and I'athol.ini. 1 Anatomy. Itavid t'umiuin, M. I. iH-nionstrator. 1 or iuformation addrex N. 1J. MARSHALL, M. I.. jlyl-'Jni Ivan of tlie Faculty. ji iwiiLLrjiJtWi.Vij i .v Flooring Mill. Scoud tr't, between t'hotnut and ( berry, denl.-r iu Lumber and mnuf.irturers of mors, Shutter, Bliixl. Sor-h, lHr and Window Frame. Moulding f eviry size, Flooring, WeatheiUmrding, Shelving, Mantlee, IWe Pilustern, Uofti-boi!.- Sah, and Chain Pump Tubing. A large a.-w.i tinont of Su-h, Blind, IWr. Moulding and Pump Tubing, constantly on hand, AI, ready worked Flooring of all kind. JVron about to eret t Ittildintpi in I 1m- Soutlu-rn or Weiitt-rn country, coiiitidering the low rate of freight by river, rai'lroud and runalwill find it to their interest to purchase at our establishment, where they can le impldied with all the rar -enter work, ready-made, of n-aw'iied luinlx r, for the tin-i.-h of builditig4. Our work i not inaih a tut foetury m.oiU. with teuwn half wny through, but it it framed in the. eauie manner as if mad by hand. Sa Ing of ail kind done, on thort notice. Term l a-ii. unit . n otherwi' agreed upon. mj Jt-tf STELLE i HUNXEL. , TiCK ALL I 'JJ'ltKRUt It U W t'oiinty thrderm drawiug interest, and w hich have been ell'lorxed prt.-vious to Septemlx-r 1, Ki, will k redeemel on preeentation to the County Trenntirer. - N. It. I will Hy no interet acruing ( a Ntid erdet hhi r thi date. THEODORE VESNEMANN, Treawirer. J.-1 yUOLi-:s.iLFs TOBACCO AtlE.V. k AM L L. NOCK .T.CO. W. WICK ICVI t. gOCK. NOCK, WICKS, Sc CO., , WHOLESALE GROCERS, Commission Merchants, and IOXALF.R9 IN Foreign & Domestic Liquors, Cigars, A.c. &c. xar.srn ron viiir.isu, Mssor? AXD KY. todjcvo. ALs0, A(-EXT 10R - : MAYtVtLLE COTTOS V.IK.VS, TI17N F, JMTNo. .ill Main Mrvet, LOt'lSVILlE, K. 1 W e keeii eoiintalitU on hand a Inre toek of IH'P- , --.il. ir .it iii.ir uramiK i umirn, iiiunjr ui u are iikiuiimi I V-mrr Wn Ant. Twift and IVncakr. AUh, 1 ItuU-rts' and lUrria' lient braml. j 0ur ht,H.k of ,,ure on Hoi.rU.n ami Ky Whikr, j Ix Xurtr and eil udected, all of hUli e fl"er ou : tenu-Wo t.'.e ern, nJJ ;v-iu.rn tra-. MH.-k. V ICK .CO.. Mai rt. Wholesale Tobacco Agency. No. Till Main street. Looinville. Kv. Y nr. now r.-ii vlni tur new ilia'k of Virrlni.i ed Kentucky Tolacco, which we offer low to the trade. HOLLAND'S TOBACCO. Enins Premium I'.rand T. J. Holland, No. 1 Jacob St nuler.. ....... C. L. Holland S. K. Garner.. -. C. n. Uolhuid.......-.. .. ...-'HO Boxes. ....175 do l in t. UK) . do " do . do It. C u no 20 Kepi. &0 Butts. Extra Pancake Extra Foil Tfc.t. i ITne Apple Tw fV) l ! Wale and Ilro. Tiet - .V... 75 do t tSoM"n Age Pancake I - LANCHORN'S TOBACCO. H Boxes. c . . . f y SO Units. J. M. Calb T5 S. E. Whit ... eA do a' I J. A. C'ln. -lOO do HARRIS' TOBACCO. - sitana .... T5 Catt's. .... tiO lloxen. ,...lf0 Cntt's. 2i Ca. W Kess. .... 30 do ,. SO-jCawes. . 10 Boxes. ... ." do ... 30 do IVople's favorite i do do ...... , fj.yp Qf . Luxunr of the 1'eoi.le... Apricot... John Smith. ROBEKTS' TOBACCO. E. M. Pnead l- r ton lJoU-rt Bif t Pluh Holls ... 20 Butts. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI TOBACCO. Land's IWeett'a lb .. . 70 Butts. lmtat'tt ii Va 1 mm mtwM mm '9 do I do .V . ....... ..100 do 1 t 'LpoUn " " 5. , ,,0 d 14,45,, m .H)0 IVxes. ' do do Catties. J50 Pkps. ran" vro licicii "ii 'k t V.q . , jly-Vw oil Main street, Louisville, Ky. TT BJSS J.YI AMMHLJilI METMM tics; - ' r;LTrrWn,7 I nJ T'T - . Woodrongh A McTanttn's C. 8. Mill tfaws. Jtfct received and lor sal by JACOB STKAUU. Jty-iU-Sw o. 40 Main Mrect. i.vimit--icned i selling her entire stock, at cot. conkinting of Hon nets of tf ry description, Kibbotis na t lowers. A too, uiovus.. Lollars, 1 nncrciecves. Cli'mteetts, eite. kc. 4c, to whieh JJ he attention of the public. '. K. BARK EH, jiyi.f F Orr-i'f the Po-t Office.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

BT THE E. A WT. LINE. Afternoon Report. Tiuxity Bav, Aug. 13. x. Mr. Whitehouse aud bis assistant declined to give any information respecting the operations on the sujjrtnarine telegraph, except that signals are constantly passing through the cable. AH rumors to the contrary are infounde1. Wr hazard little, however, in saying that it ha, as yet, been impossible to work Mr. Whitchone' recording instrument successfully, and no. doubt isenterta'ned that Hughes' instrumint, when ready, will overcome all difficulty. From St. lioal- ; - St. ozl Aug. 14 h. Santa Fe mail dates to the 2Gth of July arrived At Iudepemlence on the 10th inst. The news id unimportant. The crojM rcM)rte very fine. The health of anta Fe is pood and business reviving. The Novajo Inditin killcl a ueo;ro Le-lonp-ing to Major. Brooks al Fort Defiance, and refused to deliver up the murderer, in consequence some diQieu'.tv wo apprehended. - Tw ix'si work shops, h dining hall, Chajnd Hospital, aud two or three other small buildings, together with a larc quantity of finished work belonging tu the penitentiary, at Alton, Illinois, was destroyed by fire Lit night. Loss $:0,00O. Fully insured. The State lost nothing', Messrs. Sanger L Cary having purchased the c-utire projierty from the State some time ..iiicc t'llARLLMTON', Aug. 13 1: M. The steamer C.iha wba. fiom Havana via Key West, ou the 10th iiistn hn6 arrived at this JKirt. . The bark Benjamin Barges, from Cienfucf gos for Iioston, arrived at Key West, aftir the loss of part of her crew. At Havana sugar waj active and had advanced. Molasses active. Exchange on New York 2i(3 per cent premium. Freights were dull." Hami-tox, X. , Aug. 14 m. Last night Peter Shoerhich aud Margutct Shcalv were both murdered "by an unsucccsilul rival for the latter' s favor, named William Saundeis. Great excitement exists iu thii vicinity in constqucuce, ami a gen eral search for the murderer is being made. He has thus far eluded discoverv. CUAHLESTOS, X. C, Aug. 14 M. Several deaths have occurred here from yellow fever. The physicians deny the existence of the dLca.-e us an epidemic. Alct PTA, fJa Aug. 14 ii. (ten. Walker passed throue.Ii here yesterday morning in route fjr the North. Nkw Orleans, Aug. 13 p. m. The deaths from yellow fever yesterday were 52. -.v York Market. New Yokk, August 14 u. Flour firm; 15,000 bbls sold. Wheat buoyant; 3,000 buh. sold; Mihvaukie club nominal at OjI. Corn firm; 15,000 bush. Kold; mixed 71-84 ; white 85(7e 88. Pork heavy; mess $17 40. Lird steady at lli&ll. Whi.-ky dull. Stnks firm, but dull; Chicago and Uotk Island, 74; IllinOH Central auU t'8 ; Michigan Southern, 22 J; New Centjul, 77 ; Pennsylvania Central, öd; Headiug, 4sl ; Virginia ü"s, 02 ; Missouri 's, 85 j ; Sterling exchange, dull. 100JV . Baltimore Market. Baltimore, Aug. 14 u. Flotia quiet but firm. Wheat firmer ; red SI HQ. I 25; white jl 251 45. Corn white' of,r2 ; yellow SWa iiti. Whisky dull at 28 Provisions steady. Philadelphia Market. PlMLADELNlIA, AU. 13. M. The flour market is unchanged iu prices ; 10O barrels sdd, main .iles coiifineil to the wants of the trade at 5 5ty 5 75 for western extra ; 4 .574(i.4 87 lor old tdock and superfine, fancy loK Xotliinff doing in rye tluur or coru uil. Tin re Li a fair Icumud for wheat , sales oflj.OUO buhelij poo.land prime new red 1 20ft 1 z'l 37 tor white, live worth 80c for old 70c lor new. Corn very dull ; sale of 4,000 bu.-heU prime afloat at 90c, some 6He in store, yellow nnd red, mixed 84c. Octs arc in moderate request, nt 40e for Dclrwarc. Whisky firm at 2Hr2'Jc in la!s. Hirer and IV at her. ClXCIXKATI, Atlg. 14 M. Flour unchanged nnd firm. Provisions firm and unchaut'ed. Weather clear. Mer- . i-ury 82. PiTTsniM, Aug. 14 v. Iliver tUirtv-one inches bv tlie metal mark and falling. Weather clcor. Mercury 88°. ———<>——— The Great Comet has at last been Seen. It is announced by the last arrival from Europe that the great Comet of Charles V., which has been anxiously looked for by astronomers for two years, has at last made its appearance, and has been seen at the Paris observatory, and is pronounced by the observers to be the genuine thing. It will soon be visible to the naked eye: It is not yet known whether it will appear as it once did, like a very large and bright star, or with a tail 100 degrees in length. The curious hope that it will its "wondrous tale unfold." Its first appearance was in 1204, and its disappearance took place on the 24th of October of that year, the day on which Pope Urban IV. died, as the world thought in strange coincidence. In 1550 it re-appeared, and was observed by Paul Fabricus, astronomer to Charles who executed a map of its path, which was published in November of that year. It was then described as a great and brilliant star. Its course was "through Virgo and Bootes, past the pole of the heavens, into Cepheus and Cassiopea." The celebrated Dr. Halley calculated its elements more than a century afterwards, and several others after him. The calculations of Mr. Bomme, of Middelburg, of the Netherlands, of recent date, are more precise, and are generally supposed to be more reliable than those of his predecessors. This astronomer finally came to the conclusion that in the year 1264 its ellipse had a period of 110,644 days, or 302.922 year, expedited by planetary disturbances by 5,077 days, and that in 1856 its mean motion corresponded to a period of 308.109 years. Its present revolution he calculated would be shortened by perturbatious 10.40 year, and the comet should reach its perihelion about the 2d of August, 1858. ———<>——— L.m;E I'kokits. The profits of the Citizens' Bank of Louisiana for the last -six montli3 were over nineteen er cent. Of the earniugs $290,559 77 a dividend among the stockholders of 6 pec cent, takes ?150,OÖO, leaving to be added to the reserve lund 100,000, aud to be left to the credit - ' . , . . 5lft nr0 r1 of profit aud loss 540,2 j9 . .

Mr. ISmcbaniin' Expense for One Year. - Th official report of the last quarter of Mr.'. Buchanan's first fiscal .year, after an unusual delay, U before the country. The first fiscal year of the present Administration, ended on the COllnof June, aud wc have the official figures if the Keeeipts and Expenditures. - As tlie public accounts are mada up, tb Treasury not'3 ordered by Congress are included iu the "receipts,"' but no one will ' require to be told that they do not form any part of the legitimate revenue. The aggregate of Trctis-ury notes i:ued between January and July, under the act authorizing 820,000,000, is .S23,7U','0, showing that the Treasury n-s-sucdt3,7lC,300. The re-issues, have however, been paid in for publie dues; and so the account is square. The atnjd receipts of the year the fiscal year, fiom June 30th, 1858 were as follows:

CMati'lU Stl,73.T20 0.', 3,513.715 7 ,i:A;?Z 77 M iacclirKxU3. Total fmr'a revenne f li!v.W79 CO The actual exicn!itureii of the enx were, C'l i(sMaa um n 03m I 1 m 0 Interior ....... 2j,4vl:t to 5.MS 42 Navy lesiui t.'rolitor, Ituunty Land $tock and uld rielit ltcikinptii.n Pnl.lie lvbt rreiuiiini mi name. Intorewt m I'uMic IH-I.t 674,413 t8 .. . it;7jö." c7 ,. 3,G59,:jOI) (ro l0,4f,7 71 rayiueiit Treasury Xote. 1'etltict Kt'dempliun IVbt Aplireht &gj,l ;it..... ,..3r:,72j,9ti; so Add deficiency j.rovitled at liut tu-a niou . . l,fXi,C0O 00 Tteal fXx-!i(lilun-!" fiscal &T.... lcduct yeor'a real ree nur , SS7,:2n,91C M 40,iö7. 00 D- fi. It of jear $11,1(,377 20 From these figures there ia uo escape. The Uurhanan Administration has, in its lirst year, spent double its income. The altovefrom the Cinrinnati Commtrcial gives the tlie actual expenditures for the astyear; the following from the New Albany Triiujie jircsenH the prospects for the present year: The Xutioiiul IiUlligencert one of the oldest and tast papers in the Union, occupies thre full pages, or twenty-one of its wide columns, with au official statement showing the amount of nppropriations made during the last session, aud which, will be expended during the current year. This btatetiicnt is prepared uuder the direction of th Clerk of the House of Representatives, in pursuance of an net of Congress ou that subject, and may be relied on as accurate. We have it now before us and the figures truly lork appalling. We shall only attempt to give the general. RECAPiTVLATIOX. LeeJMativo, exivutiTe, judicial, chil and liiirtTid'aaeoua $ 12.79 yvttS lumutir and tmMil.tr t12,120 Indmu department, revolutionary iuvulil and oi Iter -ii-iiii Army foitilieatii-n. military ai-.ideiuy and military rtd.s .. Naval weni'ce Tust rtice department (eoan titeain tu.ill m-mee t'olleCtl'in of tli revenve Treaty iili the King d" lvnmark o, Iu7,lö7 t.lcio P.t,47,lV. l.lVl.7.V) 3.0CK..INV) .0.-i,7.U J8l,vj,821 To thin- may le added Appropriutioim for interest on puMic del t, Ac S3,VKi,0it() Indetinito appropriation for tUiiii, n-ioiin, allow aiei ii, Ac, ttiiuatd.. ::,(DjO,(MiO fc, '! Add luilaiif e i T prevlouly exieting ap. propria tiviiH iippliealde to i iirierit year $1 ." '"' ToUl f.r current yer. ?l0t.JU,4U With the moruioua costs of tlie Utah txI'cilition und t!iw prospects' of uu Indian yar on the TnciCc sMe, it is prohahle the whole amount of the Appropriations will bo consume! ; nud not unlikely that'a tleficieucy hill may le required before the close of the year. In view of these extraordinary expenditure, which -tand without n parr.'kl in the history of our (loverniiicnt, will it not Ix-hoGve the next Conjrcsd to set al out the inquiry, how sdmll we lest increase the rm-mio nud diuiiuMi the fxix-iisM? V ... . , , . . , , . thiuk, with Gov. Corwin, that the question how to meet the annual expenses without Ixurow iutr, will create h lctnaud for statesj men who could do something besides vote nejero or anti-ncpro. At present, our Government isgoiug Inhind with fearful velocity, nnd wc frhall want in Congress sound Lend and patriotic heart?, to arrest her dovrnw arJ course. Will not the American people Lawake to their interest, before their treasury is hopelessly bankrupt, and they lnirne down with a mountain of debt they can scarcely hope to overcome in the next generation ? Mas CiasiiKD rxDiR a Heavy Swing. A young man named McMellon was yestert'ay, at Falconwo'jd. engaged .in swinging fume l.tdicx in "tio of the jonderous swing? cr.vt1 at that jioint. Enden voiinj; to wiug them very high, he in pushing the machrrc, run lievioiil the i'rnsü.'ini Ivinop nn flio ....... . , ...v. pround, trippct, and ns the swing came buk, it liaised tivcr him. his lxdv being Ik tween the bottom of the lox and the bcnin. The heavy Jx.x struck him just below the hips, and made a transverse rent in the flesh tif the abdomen, seven inches lon, fortunately not reaching to the intefctines. He is a stout man, nnl his lody wim compressed into a space, of less than nine inches. It is the greatest wonder that his entire frame, in the region of the wounds, was not crushed to powder; ami the reason, apparently, is, that tho -swing must have lifted oj risen a little in passing over hira. He received other serious wounds beside those mentioned. He got up after the accident, and when those about him attempted to cany him to the tug Vail, which was lying at the dock, he wisfbed tO know wh V he Was Carried, and sind that he could walk well enough. He was apparently nuuibefl 1' the shock. lie w as brought to Buffalo, and at last accounts, although eeriousjy injured, there were no fears of his life.—<Buffalo Republic, 2d>. ———<>——— ——>The Transatlantic Telegraph will afford means by which the difference of longitude between observatories in this country and Europe can he determined with the same accuracy as latitude is determined, which is a matter of paramount importance both to the astronomer and navigator. It is consoling to the former, because the transportation of chronometers to Europe and back will be done away with, and the many thousand troublesome observations required for the determination of longitude will be abridged. Heretofore science has not afforded means by which the coast of the United States could be delineated on a chart in comparative position with the coasts of Europe, nearer than a mile. This is one of the many practical benefits which will be realized from the completion of this great work. ———<>——— Si'icide in Maluex, JIass. A Mr. Monroe, aged fift3-thrce, and his wife, 17 3'ears old, were fouud dead iu euch other's arms, in Maiden, on Monday. It is reported t'iat txth parties took a dose of laudanum Sunday evening, and then made a charcoal lire a .a . in their bed room,' for the deliberate purpo-e-of destroying life"'

COMMISSION MERCHANTS. )

V. O'BILEW te Cm-.,-OLIP . TABLISHKP WHARFIWAT, Kvannville. Indiana. ttorag, Forward in?, aud CominixMoii Merchant, general Railroad, Henmboat, and Expreys A(?enU, Special Agent for the PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD, and connections over which we nrr autlmriTcd to gi-n- throngh receipt at th lowest fwIV rate. Having a mammoth WharfUat at the landing, the larpt on the Ohio River, capaMc of storing Mid protecting all inerrhandizn liuMe. ti dntwge fron cxjioiinn, are .rcpar5t to f.icilitato the dispatch nf all consignment;, forwarded to our cure, hv either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL Particular attention raid to Reviving, Storing aui Furnrding, alo, to the Sale of any Produce, or4her j)rvnt-rty, consigned to us forsalisandwitin. faction guaraittccd. 0iccJid ejktensixo Varehone on Vt, r i-ir-t, ljoiiiü;K th TeUvraph, and in the W harf Umt, where we are to ho found, attcnJitiK to thw iuteresU of our lAlrcna at all hour, day and nicht. VViOi our fuperior lai-ilit ie. ; Ioiik uuidinr; liiitirwg tMTt,v; and knowledge of our bu-incM, we fcfl cttBfi.Uut of giving Kenoral Fatitiction. and hope to merit a cuntinuanrc of the cxtenrive patrouap we ars m- enjoj iug. Liberal rwh advance w ill I made on nl! consign. nieiiU to either our-lvrs or correiipviidonu in any of the priueip! iniuLeU, North. -tt or South. ; - , . P. C O'RILEY JfP uo h'jtth, it:cKitj.w, JI' lOUWAUDINO.AMlCOMMtSjJK.N MER("HAX -V.TEa Stufet, EvAusviiir, Indiana. lliknkfurfor tho patronage heretofore e. lilicrally exttnMlod to nie, I u-r n pay to my tin-en Rier anil Wahatdt friend.x that I am Ktill ..n't lie ground, ready and willing I gie tlieir Cvnigtuuents ck. mtiitiH. I'AxficnUr lUteotloti jriven t the forward in .f T.ace, Turk, Lard, Kicon,t'uk add genera! ."Morchamiizff. mriVT!m " 1 i H.nj.- Ml Mi CK M I JL INO.K0K OKWARDINO AM) CF.N ER k I. COMMISSION , MERCHANTS, ?' it or Kfciutwiia mXt Cu;inv, Kvujville. Indiana. We have fortacl. co-p.irtnershlp under the stylo vf RaoUX A Airman, and offer our -rvico iu the capacity as .-t forth in our card ahovu. We are fully prepared to extend every facility to ÄfS' e.ilhcr l CAXAL, KIVER, or RA 1 1.. LUAI. and assir.-e them that their iutcimu nhall be fuithfully repre-cnte.1, ahould they he pleaod to tivor tut with their pat ro an g.. Offio and W'arthouac ou the cot tier of Main at and the CaiuJ. .. l.lüßW, w. M. AI K MAN, " Vl 1 f.'H -. . j.'n-u tfV.i.'WiL TtfJ;. hivC a large don-x-tie Warehouse at thu Canal R tsin. capable of etorhig any auionnt of proJuce. whi. h will te received, tor. d, takeu car of and held su'ject to the onrj orJcr on iuot reasonable terms. . P. I. O RII.EY. QTOltAiiE M-r.Tf;ii W. arc prepared 0 to storo in our Fire Proof Warehouse, ti.y cjttaiitity vt Grain, Produce, or Moicu:..di7e, ou the mt liberal terra.. Having larjio und airy rooms up KtjJrd, i-articular cart- will I taken vf llourt h. I.I Fun.ituro, Agricultural Iinpl.-mentä and all kind of gw or Wiiroh liable to d;ui:tgo fit-ui damp or nu.t. Insurance effected ut th lowwt f.ro i iwvf laic-, by the month, or longer when dcired. War. hou! Lcatcd ou corner of Locut .tret and VT. and L. Canal, and 1110 convenient for .hipping Ly Kivcr or lu.ilivad. Ajjiv to ap' ÜEO. FOSTER 1 t(. UA1LU0ADS AXD EXPRESS. oa r.ni'. VVILLE AM) CUAWfordsvile Railroad, m cel - : . - 1 On und alter Jlonday, July lüih. ih,. train. on thin road ill run a lollowHt The up mail will leave LvansvIIIo td 9 A. M.; Vituvunert 1.10, and art ivo at T. rro Haute at 3 P. 51. as heretofore. Dinner both at Yiiiceiiuc and T rro Haute.) The du u mail will !.;ave Terre Haute at 3.:L" P. M.; Vin.t iiiien f,.:y, nn, t,ri ie at Kvauii: at 9.1'J P.M. (Supernt Vineeniic8. t THE ACCUM MOlUTIuX TRAIN RKTWEEX EVAXSVILLE A X I V1XCEXN1--S. On TiNtidnya, Thumlaya and Saturday culy. Will leavn Viiieenn.-s at 0.00 A. M. and' arriv at Eviiuxville at lalö A. M. Will leave Evaurville ut 1.30 P. M. ar.d arrive at Vine-nfiMi -vt .".."7 I'. M. BETWEEN VINCEXNES ANDTERRE HAUTE. On Motidv, Wcdinnday- enJ Iriil.iri Mily. Will leavo Yinceniics at r,.'uj A. JI. nud' arrive at Terre Haute at lo.ö) A. M.; will leave Terre H:uite at 1.IU P. M. aud arrive at Viunt-niien at C.'.'A P. 31. JOHN' INULE, JR., Mip t. i - j T'ÜAJmNPMTATiiKi II AT II "It It j We Ug t.j call the Mtteiition of Jlcrchant ' Miyingor ordering their fall hto.k from the Eatt u citiex, to the MiM-rior adaiit.-ige and f.ii:ilitiü of tho Ilaltluiore and Ohl Itallroa!. for the cafe and tijxtily transportation of Ficht to Evaio-ville and vicinity. Coun-,-t j.,n ure mn.: with the niort reiiahle l.ai!l'o.id.t and Sle:itii'-lii.i. Ritt-r nmte hhoittiuil urnl imirovod l.y completion to Parker-hurgh. Through rates lower than ly cuy ther route. Ajp'j' to M. Potti k. lVvtoti; R. F. Km v. Philadelphia : C. Y. I'i .mm, New Vork ; J. T. I.'noi.m. lk.lii- , iiioiv, for intoi utution or through mte-, or to (.il.O. KTEK A Co.. Freight Airei.t-. I ori.-r Lu(.'Oft street uml I'uiinl, bvaiirville, I u.liuua. ! j-t - - n.WS i:XI'm:ss CO.nPJJVW QJl NLW AHKANtJLMLNT. The Aövm's Kxi-urs Compa.nv roHi tfir.l - onnounce to their fiientls and patrons, the J.ni.!if i f Kaniiie and vicinity, that, with incn.-;t.sed Luilitic f-T the tKinsjMTtati n of f j: K I ü n r, V A C ' A A li K . , - MO XT. Y A .Y I) Y A L LA i: I. $ . ' Tli'-v f"ili(lt a continuance f former fivoi. L.nj --ial eure t; ktn in the eoIWtioii f Illl.-, IiJ"t-. .iw"i iiu'i me iiaiir.;M.j .iiT jcu 01 biiiau ail VkiUaoie iiirkas. All jx-riion ishinjr to avail themselves of tli fa- ! cilities of tho Kx-re, ran obtain any ilc sired i:;rriti.itlon in refereua- to the route and details cf tho biHinefs, at their Otlii-e on Fiivt irtiect, bet u ten Main and Loen.-t, oi'jKiite the IVwt OP.ioe. de IS t.. Ii. I IMI, Ak lit. V- ST It. ITT OA 1. 1 ( V; R I " ' . . "It Of Sale, .t-vtlv, .V.'iMiid 'k-Ivkh ii Marti nini Locut Stn.M-t, opieit the GM Pn-shv t rian Church, Lvansville. 1 lie iiiKb-rrined I: as a htre sn.l i-o-niO Hlioiid !ii k Stable with hhiiN for carria., and i prej'aiol to taks hor In the dav, VK-k or month. i ... . .rt ; .i . .- w, u , ,an.fiiv utl. i,..m1 to. Ii., reti-rs to the fdlowitis feiitl( uteii whic hoi--- he h:u Lad a h-iig iiiue uiioer iiii iii.iryr. IK- b;i also a number of rood and nfe bors f-T th saddle or barneüH, Mitli a iiuiril-r cf new nrid comf-rtable lupii. to hire, ttrd. rs for i-addlo hor-re- or bupcien. aü1 be pnnef ually attendi-l to. l.'efer to -. CJ. IveJM, ;:. ottlei-;" O. It. Ib-liieiit; J. ir. (.avitt, Lx-ShfriB1, Cjprian Ircj.ton. N-tl-i-ly J. M I.'ATTON. AcHi.vK-Jt.ni; iiohsi: si:u:s ie Troy Iron nnd Nail Karton, at Toy, .1. 1., nnie nenry iiiiroeo s jA . Improve! 1lii-! Shoe M.-icliine- 6f !jrynow in sueee-etul oji-niiioti, r' Vi Jfatid are prepared to oxi-cute or-rl ' der for Ilorweaml Mule Sli.-, V of anr vieiht and pattern, at a w V f rum hut little above the jirice i f Horte Shoe Iron. The quality of the Iron ufM in thewn allocs is vorr:intl in every iwi-oet. Thei fhoe have bocn approved of, and are now tincd by the L'uited Statlion rnn.ont xcliinively, as alto by maD.v of the i pt ineipal Stae and Omnibus Companies and IIore -hoei throughout the country, rbeso Hic.r can

N-pun hiu-cd through I he principal Uarlware arl ; ar er.l lo t-Jfcr t!:cm at tb lowest pi aibls Iron "Stor S in thu L uitcd Jt..t). : rxice. ibervly pivivj- t!ia t-m-ch-uwrs the seme adOr4er atitres-wd to tb eulncriber, at Trey il- ! atif!S m iL- vii buy aat. V.'e alo ileal ex1.15, will receive prompt attention. ' fr.sivtW in WM. F. BUKI-LK, Agent. , DACliUtSEOTrPSAAXLSGTYPSST&CS apWi-lv Tiov, N. V. ; An I krp c&r.tact!v ca hai-d a large and Taxied asWdirfcjS T0 '.f H. ffKKHÄlSir ' nT".bÄ ' "i st v 11 v 1,1'iii ixi ti a. i... ..a ..... ! article conn--cttl vita the art.

..... I.,.-,,,,.,,- ,,,, I'"'lr'-"' ! nifiiliy inforni the Ha nw and iv.l.rj ivi.nWon's forMM. Hv lrr-N iu VuieWi-urch i.., ,.- . , .. ii. .... 1.1 . :. and arm k coimttcs, and H ihv r :i!vto n'ne orders for PresiH-s, which Ii will promptly till ami e.-t up, and warrant to i rfonn all that is n-pre-nt -I. IVrsoiis wanting Pre- s would d well to the priii. iple upon which th. y work, re.p.i.ii.;. 1.--tmwer and hand and doinr more wmk and In tf. r than any other ires iu use, for anything like tho inoiiev, and t.ike up but little rixmi. imp Second street U twe. ii t.ik ami Mtiiberrv. t-vansviile. j. ; j.-:ra.li job iiE.sT.-t i7:rf ö.vry;.v- ' XIKNT HWKLLIN.; HOLSi: ou . st. lH-teeu 'irt and ecoud, now in the occupwt upwti"U of i -Ir. Kcr. teriuan. Apply to J. WK-STLY IllIIL-?, or to July-: W. KKSTEKMAX. . EX--vm.iKitLi: 11.1 i.i, it.i T.V wrjt. T.vi;.;.-i::iKNT. si ndkulam. h.w ojn iud in connexion with uW liavinj Su'oon, homo j cominodious and elegant BATHÜC' KM.. whure t-eiitleineu can p-t a phasant cold or wurn; 1-uth at ! ull hours cf the day, from ti A. M., to 11 t nij-'ht, f-.r the very nio-lerate price of untt t a h, or live tirketK for one dollar. J-Wi-tf W that Henry L. Mitchell h.n, been apju-int d admini-trator of the estate of ?Ir KLVlItA XI I Tf II ftT . - -1 : . .- .. . u t N V mcuL A .rji'ii.'tr.t r.

STEAMBOATS.

j? lJ"& i' 1 1. w.u. JLiAND MEMPHIS REGULAR WEEKLY PAUKET. Tlie Liw PrcKenre Fteamer POTTII-t-JhJTt-'EriSKR, G. VT. TaiTLETT, Cor. T-JJC---Hi mau Je r ; J. B. AacHta, Cler , leftvca Louisville every Wednesday at 5 1. H. ; leart Metnphin erery Satunlay at 5 p. x.; leaves EvanTi!! for Louisville every Monday at ä I. M.: lea res Evans villi! for Memphis cvr ry Tbnradny at 11 a. jr. HH.Way Business solicited uiJ attended 19 at eumo rate aa charprd by PifCket. J;in21-tf P. G. OJU LEY & CfL, Agents. Mlä TUI-WEEKLY MAIL LINK. , steamer ALI PA, leave Ev. . -4---i JI-netd-.T and FriLaT at 9 a. Leaves laducai every Tticlpy. Ttniexdny vd ?t-" unlay, at 9 a. M. 'oinertinir at Eviun-villo with E. A. C K. R. for all point N'orth and Eai-f. and with fiacker fir fOiiivilSe, Walj.h e.tid Oreen Eiver. At Iadura.h with packet for S.i int Louis, New Orleau ami the d.olv uiail IkmI ir Cairo, 2a!-hville and Tcnn- Kicer. IliLneM promptly attend.! to, and -charge for freight and pg &aa aa cbargej frT rh rv.'1.e J. 11. Ixme. j!r".cmi!.i-w nEW OKLHJ-.VS .r.V A'IAV VILLI. PACKET, THE CIHhTAW. rfsr Tlie. steamer CHOCTAW. Cnpfain Jl.'-'-r-J S m r P it r, will run rxgubriy fr th-TTTB-r?r-mainder of the aeaon,' arul ea long as th water wiU i-rniii, an regHiar pml ef, between Eransville and New or Van. From hir grat ppeed. ahe can t?aaily make .tri" in thirteen day, and will leave here every fifteenth oaf after her dei-artiirr. She w;i! r-turn oti lir fhi-l trip OX THE 11TH .. 1T1I OF MAT. The time of hr arriva! will le telera...o4 from Vickchurjih and 3IeNiphis. and dnly ani.oiincedln the aci, that -Uier tuny know aud ro'.y upon Ler niovorifu. Her of i-era i ter themivr to !o all In th'r p jwerf'rthe in'.erwrt and f?ioe cf the cirr i h whi-h thry nck to ioV-ntlfy themlve, and lhy olicit in rx-tnrn frm ritii.' r. v.h ent-onr-mei't u win mtik t their connecting wirh th: city porir.'. ncüt nn recij'roeaüy rfitaf.. The 'boat 11 need for her support vr freight aa well a ion cargoes, and in pruportitD tn hvr nvjp:s up, ci;a he afford to reduce fcer dom fK'Ijrhi. Shippers here should, therefore, for thlr own interoat, er deavor to secure her up fixifht frr.m their corre r',l,"'- I. A. C It AXE, Arent. ajCl-tf "w ft. MJIM. J'JSS.WiJI'Jl ft (Am fiy ET. EVAXaViLLE, PADUL'AU AX1 CAIRO PACKET. r- J. II.DOT nr r..t.. i... -k-z- Evan.viUe everr Tnday and Tri Mf-J a I i - A -. - -. o .i.i . l . . m&. Tadncid, at ti o .i i-oiiotK, j,., arrivmr rt )'c! k. A. M.. Cdro vf 1? .vi.ir t edi en lay and Satunl -y. Returning. letrcs CkIio every Veli Ciday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock. P. Mand Paducah cwtj Thursda and Sundjiy, at 9 CONNEC-VlVo AT EVANSTTLLr WITH TIIE EVANSVILLE AND CRAWFRISV1LLE R. R and Packets for Green River Also, conrcctint at 'mithland wiih Cuailerland River Purkctj; at Cairo with Men. his, Nw Crlcas and M. jJouls l"arkctfl. Tickets can he jltained cn hoird th. l-iat for all Eastern Citlm. oarl-ly mm 0.VI t ÜV, tfl-JJUIfU.YlM :- xTV," Re.iUes;. Louis sud LouuvLia l'ajc eU, LIGHTNING LINE. j-5 The f Eowlng boats have ccmj.3Jr? q" uced their regular trips in tha 'tiri-!?ÄLcui-i;is1(i st. Louis trade, aud will continue to run durinf the m.-n.on, ririue particular attention to all wnv nu.iiess. Its FASHION, CAPT. J. M. tn.t, rss.;S Evanav llle, poing down every Toesdar mora Ing, and up every FrKir morning. Ths HICliFLYER, CAIT. TH'-3. WRICnT, Parses Evansville, going down, enry Thnrsday nioruing, and tip every Mondnv morning LOTISVILLE AND ST. LOl IS Paseug" and Mdppcrs can rely upon the boali l ai:igpunrtua!:y on tlo ir regular day, and a-n-ulh titisr with all the packctn rimningabove St. Louis. For trelght or rianMige applv on bonrd or tr- " P'. G. Q-111 LEY tCO. Ki:uisAU r: i v.v i jllu ja jj -U VLOUIVILLL I'ACKKT. -prs-tv The JOHN IIIUGCS wül hereafter !'lzrZ- r" r. gnlarly as a Loui.vilJe and mäXr" Evans viilo 1'arket ; having excellent ai-comtuodatiotis for Panrengers. She will leave Evaii.ville eveiy Wednesday and Saturday alts. noon at 5 o'clock, preciaeiy. X. I. COPn. Vaster. marCS 1. M. OARDXER.CI k. itii:ut:LAit Lonm ui.i. l t;r. -BANSYILLK AN1 HFX1E1(SX PACKET. jfTV.--..-. Tl.-c STKAMLH M IoTO, 0 ?, :,!-- ill leave Evniii.vii.0 every Tue. X'?-!-ed.iy at C o'clock, p. x., and Saturd.iy t i o'clock, p. St., lor Henderson Lvilie. Aceominodation excelleut. and Lou. 7 i'i.'izi: ton r.Wiimoiiv S b ho toil-senliex f..r the NKW YOPK WEEKLY F..Z5S, A lieautifully IllnMrated Family Newspaper. The New York Meekly l'res !a on. of ihs largest and liest literary pj.-sTscf the c.jy. A lai? Quarto containing Tueuty rped, or Si.-::r Columns, of en. 1 tertaiuing matter ; aiiu Llcganii IUujtruted every pvik. A C'ft worth from 0 cents to 100 -III be sent to ea.h ul.-.rio.r ii. receipt of the suscriptum hiDiicy. TEllM?: One cooy f. r one yeicr, und 1 Rift ...S2 00 j I i;ree coj.n-s one year, and Z 5 00 . I ive c oie 0!iv year, BTd ." p:frs . 00 Ten co-.'- 011- ye ir, -.-i 10 15 00 1 ,ty-ii'J coj-l - cne year, an M firu "o oq i !,,'ian mWribcrs must stud 21 ccn: e-f ;ii lu j addition to the abeva rate, to y the American I Pt" yn'-h inut lie pr?-; -J-l. ' m-. - i w u-iriuu:cu are comprtsca in Iii; I'dlowins; .i-t : 1 I. . lreiury NVte 1C00 00 - ii.j do tog (a each, f J. do do jvvi 00 catli. 10 do 0o öo lyo 00 csch. Tat. lit L. ver nunt'og Ca-eJ Wtthes.....SlfU CO 'JO ;.,! 1 Watches 75 CO M d. CO 00 i0 do 0 CJ ;:0( LsJies OoM Waichc 35 CO 2K Silver Ifüntin Ca--.d Watche- C5 CO .M ;lv r Watch. ly 00 to 20 00 1"J0 (inM Gca.d, Yist a il lob f icdii n r.n to so on IfrMt'old 1'iiisand IVr.cils 5 00 to 15 (ilil I.'ikfi. Israceler, Krooche, Iir Props, Unnift Pius. Cutf Pins Sleeve Cuttcns. l:ing, Shirt t tudn, Watch Key, Hull and Silver ILimOle.. and :i v-'iiety of oh.-r articles orth from M cctts to ;1." CO each. t i receipt of the s.J scrlption moucr.'iha t"b. riU-rs nMine v iil bn en'en-d npon nur U.-lrs o"poute ri'iu'ir, ei, I the gift corresponding with that Mt.T.eT v.ill be fonvard-.-d within one week to him, Ly ir.li or express m t-paid. 1 jere i i:'-tler hr.nibnj- nor lotterr sbout the above, kh r,iy siit4cribcr is sure cf a "Prize of vlue. Wc pnfer to make this liUrai di.rributlon anioiii; tlieiu inted of privlnir a larre cotncnifslon to Aleuts, triviiie to the MiU-criber tho arncajnt that tvukM pi to tl: Ageiit. and in mi r.v cmcs a heodred fold nio.-e. DANIEL Al'EE, Puhliher. a! l-tiin Uli Cciitre fctreet. N'ew Vr-rk. tfffJ 'Li CK STOItlJJUZJ, in. ML PGUTKllS AND riALLlLi IX Domestic and Foreign Drugs, MSb-CALS, CI1E3IICAL5, Paint , Oil , VaruLHc, Drnill(l,Cllll ASD GLASSWARE, TAT EXT XEDICIXZS, PERFUMERY, BIRD CASES, &C, r.VAXV1Lj ICDIAKa. llariss made large aUiti-n to cur tck, e tra now reeiy to fill all n-d.-r with ich quality of GoJ9 as tie fx-1 .ar. J :t! irivo rc a :;..Ii,. j GoJ- an ve fx-l t-arcJ --:; i As r iri'.kr tür p'-fhae. tr t!".a racks. VI . o,,.w, ,v., ,.1,-v. t t-.Tlvm sr. fW- -- ; lnlt; ui;.ft; the,me d- .-..j U in 00 ooarvw ' "V.,"C VK011 TTri?v7; ' vli'.U ptHHia in 111 i-uf line arc wnu.eu, 0 Wi.1 I-rocure them vi:!i pl aure. at tha lowest-prices. 1 . 'u,, ( , V ., 1 v e Miai, Hi utri : .i-re, g pMriiruiar aiieauoa licrs rarctuily packed and proroptly !. -u'- . . 1 STODDAED. I i, W I It I II H. I 1 C H L. H It II 11 ii ) 1:IN;, Saluo n, IVkerell, White fish, Lima iiiiit, AlniotoU, Ilr-xi! Nuts, J'illcrts. En ells h y)uiit, furraiiU. lu..l-.i, irs, Cinphor, Alum. IC-..ru SiiK, Sulphur, ioll Brlnuston, Copptras, :::itdrr, Loiood, Indigo, Ctxaiu Tartar, toda. ; i"1 rd? - Lkics. p-t.iti, ciru, l!'',? ud hlf &aiiih Cigars : Teas. i " '""- , -umM Jin, i.an Terns ana .. j j.'-.ioii .-11 up, .'nimru, .uiiues, .iiaioucs, di.ii- . 3ioi, Loleiters, (yter, Strome-, IVpcr Sauce, j Siove IN, Iloein, Faney tSoaj., l'odcr, Safety iu, io4nxo, all kiri'I ; Neutra Miun, siarco, Vinepxr, Taper, all Iin-U ; Kice, c, c. A supplv of the nbuve k' Jt constantly oa hand. t mi for de. low. i.v t.ILBEKT A BOWLES. .Tunc29-tf Nyacmore, tw ar Water. r7tSM i'TlTEA' T t OAtBjtiTE J3M fAKL". V ; .c f ,r "he ce-' .-od Hall"- Tuteat 'ire IVocT and Thief Tr-ol bales, u aiiufactui i ly Hall. V.r .11 k (rCiQCinnati.A conrt;r.t supply will be kept on Land, a.d sold a. .ei: ufactu.t-r'a pnee. I RESTOV BIiVeV Vi'liri LEDiiKP., Uvrr1 W..iiy, and i The litCit rvper, inajr la f ''-"d at if. L. Ji.-';v .'s-f:at;

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