Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 7, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 August 1858 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IND. TUESDAY MOR.MSG AUGUST 17

"! Own Addreta. We commenced the excellent address of CoL Richard Owen of New Harmon v. de- I lirered At a meeting of citizens to form an ! AgTicnltaral Society for Posey county, to the attentive perusal of our farmers- 1 1 w ill be found on the first page. Now if the time to do something for the establishment of colleges for the education of farmers, mechanic, and practical men. They need science and learning for their own advancement, and (or succeja in their callings, as well as doctors, lawyeri, and other theoretical laborer. It is a too common remark that if a boy Is to learn a trade, or to be made a farmer " it is no use to send him to college, or gite Vim an education. " Why is it so ? Simply because tht kind of education he gets at our college is of no great benefit to him, for it is not adapted to hi wants! It in not becatae education is not a3 essential to the firmer, and mechanic, as to the professional man, but because the tort that h doled at collegia is not of the right kind for him. It is time that the farmer, the mechanic, and the laboring men demanded that their educational wants should be supplied. There is no reason nor rijht, in taxin? the State to endow colleges to

make lawyers and doctors, and the great presented under the origiiul circumstances 'mass of her productive citizens to whom to impose the Lcconipton Constitution upon kaowledge i3 as necessary, and a destribution Kansas though it were rejected by nincof it among them, would bring returns of tenths of its inhabitant. He adopts the an hundredfold its cost, to the resources and Bright doctrine that the authority of a tonrevenues of the State, should have no ad- Bthutional convention is absolute, and its vantage of education beyond the simplest acts need no confirmation by the people. primary chooL By a diffusion of scientific A correspondent says that after repeated education, among farmers, a better system home questions from Judge Hovey, whether of agriculture might be introduced by w hich he would vote for the ad mixtion of Kaunas the prodactsf the land could, in ten years, under a Free State constitution with the be, increased twenty or thirty per cent. The same opulation as he had voted she should Patent Office reports for 1854 estimate the be received under the Leconipton C'ontitutotal value of the agricultural products of tion, Judge Niblack admitted that he would, the country, forthat year, at $1,600,000,000. But on the ncit day, when this admission la 1800 they will be at least, 2,000,000,- was used by Hovey to show the bwind'.c in 000 (two thousand million); of these In the English bill and to prove that its sup diana contributes about one-twentieth, porters dare not avow a design to execute it which would be one hundred million dollars, Niblack rose and denied or retracted his adunder the present state of culture. mission made the day before, aud said he Suppose, under an improved system, dis- would not pledge Limnlf to vote for tic ad-se-ninated by scientific schools, the products mission of Kaiu-xs as a Free State, with less of the State could be increased 20 per cent., than a representative quota of inhabitants' an increase of i20,pP0,000 would annually till he was further advised" which was be added to the State, and tbc value of lands understood to intimate, that he could not advanced in a corresponding ratio. Every declare what would be bis course till be had sensible man is persuaded that our farms received the opinions of Senator Bright and could be made by a scientific system of bus- Mr. Buchanan. bandry to yield almost double their present Our informant fays tbat "in tbe tils, usprodutts; a slight improvement in our pre- bion, Judge NiUack is evasive of the points eut svstcm would increase them one-fifth. at issue is feeble and apologetic, and apWe see, by an article published in to-day's pears to rely on party loyalty to sustain tancr that in England a hundred tons of him." Hovey makes votes at every precinct

bay under a scientific manuring rroccs . . .i e . hive been gathered from one acre in one year. As yet, we have little conception of what science can do for agriculture. There is nothing extravagant in the estimate that a little science scattered among the farmers, .... l. " ,r with some little improvement m habits o. management, would increase the wealth of thc State, $20,000,000 annually. The State could not, then.tnakca more judicious use cf her funds for thc increase of her material welfare, and the moral and intellectual benefits of training the mental powers of her citizens, to follow the processes of nature in her various laboratories, and to increase her beneficent products, must be as great as sharpening thc intellect to deal in soph istriesof the forum or practice the arts cmpiricisal The efforts of the Executive to force Lc- . comptonism upon thc country, caused the neglect of all beneficent and useful measures of Legislation in Congress during the last scssion. Mr. Morrill's excellent bill got . - . . . . ,- through but one reading. It .till lies upon the table of the Senate. Judge Niblack professedly anxious to enlighten thc people -never sent a cupv of this useful and im- . ... . . v. -,, porUnt bill and the interesting speech with which it was introduced, to his district, though he flooded every post office with soPhisticat and fallacious Lcconipton speeches. 1 . rThe Lccompton delegation from Indiana kept, according to report, twelve clerks signing their franks, who despatebci 120,000 copies of Lecomptou Documents to Indiana, to prepare their way for thc present cauvas. Every voter has received a surfeit of sophistical peeches, but not oac baa beard, through Niblack, of Morrill's bill, or any otber really useful or beneficent project of a law. Tbe (ranking privilege, which wai given to members of Congress for tbc distribution of valuable public documents to enlighten the people, ia perverted to tbe bases-t uses of party, and to promote personal cud. It is now employed almost entirely in circulating party falsehoods and sophistries to aid iu election schemes. If anything really valuable be sent, tbe distribution is confined to a few personal and party favorites, to thc exclusion even of tbe public libraries and asso-

ciationa for the collection and dii?scmination can candidate for Congress opened the canf knowledge. Now that Judge Niblack U vas l.iy a .ieeih ut Indianapolis on Wcdnes-

beforc thc people of LU district, giving an account of the manner in which he has discharged bis trust, it is time to enquire into some cf .tbc delinquencies. Let thc people enquire - who have been the exclusive recipients of h'u favor. How tinny of the valuable books tLat have been sent by the cart load tj or post offices from the Senators aud repre sen attires of this State, have gone to ethers than personal adherents .1. n IT vt . "u. .ri'..i....vn ..- cv W.U..M. .lompsoi oi ncuiuLu;, iui mc aiu vuL. -cungrMsiouai ijook., wnicn nrigiu and Niblack .were sendin? as flattering com1... ,t: y .... w e.-.4-v.wliF i-uruzuns w no uave neither intelligence n;.ta.tc to n-c or np- . . ' rrcciate a pajc of tuc-hcoW'ven thvm.

and partis. Neither Bright, Fitch nor Wea exited fn.in Mr. DefreeV honoraUe j LLÄ iLZVTvl : rlÄÄ ? eV ' " " " R- ALLISON, Sup't. j Niblack have thought evca of the nuhlio ari'l Self WcriSfilliJ dislWeition.'' R.J. Rvan, s-.rtimt.t .f School Book: Bil.. of all kinds: II hopii? Iv'stii.t attention to bu-lmsr. merit the . c- PRISCOLL i CO., Manufa. tur rs and . , . c ... , , , ?. . . , , kinds of Miv!.inioifci Werks; Gold Pens of all '.,.' ' IVal-rs in libraries in thctr own State, anl the latter . Esq one r.f the hg oratorical guns of the kind : stl Pens of ryery brand ; ddd and silver i .? amfs w. VKKERY. NEVS BOOK AND JOB TYPE seems to have forgotten thc most prominent' Douglas Dem.K.racy, was present ami mailc ; J'J e"" 2 j W?E E s t o re.-t i E V.virE R Printing Vres-s. cases, Guiii.-s, Ac, Hk and oneinhi.di,trict. The Evansville library ha, a slKrt . ,w -h. He declareJ his intention jff all J? !?Sl 'Eif ÄiSitlKn:

feen ladttjted to a Senator in another Mite. ' tr .iih I? f..e iVmrrrutj 1,,, l( wiiLl t......n.i- m.r.r .,i, ...:. !. mi. i c ... lur-ctn ns, Jons, vvooi Enirravm.;, Ac. Ac.

In adjusting the merits of the past, And j Jehc Glanct Joses and Xibiack.Tdc receiving pledge of the future, it will be ( position of these two worthy servants of Mr. well for the Democrats to whom Judge Ni- I Buchanan w so similar as to make the folblack appeals to endorse his course, to ak j lowing comments of the Philadelphia Press,

what he thinks of Morrill's Land Dill for j the endowment of Agricultaral Colleges, and if he is ready to support it with the devotion he gave to the Lcconipton act? Before answering, he will probably ask time to J learn the President's will and pleasure on j the subject, and will "acquiesce" in th;it be it what it mav. The Cnri. We learn that Judges Niblack and Hovey occupied List week in the canvas of Dubois and the back part of Spencer county. J udge Niblack opened the canvas at Jasper, before the arrival of Judge Hovey while the court was setting, which secured him a good audience ; but his speech, a correspondent informs us, failed to awaken a single applause or token of approbation. Frotn Jasper Niblack went alone ou the next day to Ilaysville, but as only four or five j-ersons had assembled, be apologized and withdrew without a speech. At Huntingburgh, Judge Hovey met him, and they made speeches together at that place, Taylorville, Fuldah and other precinct?. In the discussion, wc are informed that Judge Niblack boldly declar ed that he had tct no vote, which he would not give again under the same state of facts. He has nothing to repent of, or apologise for in his past acts. He would again vote if '"tP. ' " na rultiah after the speakmg, the crowd teemed ! Uüauhnuu for IIovcv;Ycpter.,ay thc t,;.0 cnntlllltc, at Grandview, and will, during the present week, fill the appointments made by Niblack Spencer and Warrli k, and then suspend the canvas till the 30th instant, when they resume it, beginninjr in this ritv. A Remarkable Change of Sentiment, lu February last, Mr. Calvin Fletcher was very indignant at an imputation cast upon him by the Stitt Sentinel that he had home complicity aud connexion with the new State Bank, and he occupied more than a column of that paper with an article to prove that he had uot been contaminated by, or could not be induced in any way to sanction it. Mr. Fletcher, in tbat communication, aid: Without claimiag to be eutitled to thc compliment you arc picked to bestow upon me, of " eminent financial abilities I0115obscrvalion hxs tanglit mc that a eomp!ieit fa frauds, however much they may appear, at the time, to enrich thc party, usually rcdisastrously. And this has been vcriBed in an eminent decree in the last few year9 in the frau comiUcd by tors, who were supposed to have made fortunes; and in thc disposition cf the swamp - if ; administered, should have largclv swelled the school-lunds of the c;tate The results of Mich o'ervntion alone would have t.itijrht mc to avoid any connec- ' vith an h,titnti.n ,cho,r franchise n-tre obtained by such meant as hacc been trpotrd fc . f . - . j Committee, nd which but few of the party presses of thc State, cither Republican or Democrat, have bad thc bol lness to present to mc pccpie Notwithstanding tlic&c deliberate evpres- ' sions of sentiment as to thc busiuess danger and moral culpability of an asocutiou with the Rank of the State of Indiana, he and Thos. II. Sh:rp, who has the sinic opinion of the iui piity of tbc new State Rank a Mr. Fletcher, puh'icly auuoiiure tbat they have ju-t purchased a ciMittol of the Madison Itnuii.b, of this fraudtileutly-begvttou bank. Tbc iiMpiiry naturally arises which h is changed, the bank or Messrs. Fletcher and Sharpc? Has thc " institution' lccome virtuous, or have those gentlemen li4 their chastity ? J. D. Pcrr.Lr..-.. Mr. Porter, thc RepuMiday. lie was followed by Mr. Defrccs in a few brief remarks, iu which he said that he was to well known in Indiana to allow . anylmdy to believe that he would let any private disappointment cause bint to disre gard 'n duty to thc country. lie wouh . . , , TT i gard MIS Ottty to tllC Country. He WOUld. pivc his iiiiJucucc, as he hud always douc to i. f, , , , ihe cause of Hcpublicanism an I Ireedom. This dcclaratitn was loudJv applauded, au l , , . ,... vca3 &i tho.Wn1 'inst what m'lA have ....... -v - j 0 - ' i . -.!.! if . . . a' .t- - i u;ive io pieujjc nini'fii to voie iur ine an- . - - - minion ct Kans.u without regard to the j : Enorlish bill. If be refuse... lie wn-.iU tlron ' i. ,., . . nun nuc u no. joiato. nay is certain not 1 to do t, and Ilrk w ill lie compelled to drop I 4 11 him.

upon Jehu's struggle fur a re-election in the

old Democratic banner district of Pennsylvania, strikingly applicable to Niblack,s efforts to secure a re-election in the strongest Democratic district of Indiana. Their course has been similar and their fates will be alike. The old, hard fisted Democracy, i in both districts both of which have known j no change since Democracy has had an organization will repudiate these renegades to its principles. The Prest says : Berks county, to a dead certainty, means to repudiate the renowned Jehu. We have a lively sense of the ridiculous, and, therefore, regret that we lost the rich treat, at the Court house, in Reading, on Tuesday week, when the illustrious Jelm voluateerei an oratorical defence of his impolicy and dereliction of principle beare any one had thought it worth while to question him about cither. That must have been an exhibition, after all, as melancholy as amusing. For it is a sad thing to cec a public man, thrift into a poMtion to which he bad not capacity cuough to do any thing like justice presenting himself before his incensed constituent, floundering in the mire of utter failure, and torturing his limited faculties to present ?omc thing like an f pologctic explanation of his conduct. The old philosopher said that one of the most sublime spectacles was a great man bravely struggling with unmerited misfortune. Had the Greek lived in our time, and lheld the tragic farce of Jehu Jones' self-vindicatory exhibition at Reading, he would have said, as a conclusion to his first aphorism, that about the meanest bight on earth was a trading politician, vainly enj deavoring to persuade a crowd of honest and indignant men that black was wh'te, that flnnkcyism was independence, that the wore was the better reason, that he himself, who has disappointed their hopes and betrayed their confidence, ought, therefore, again to be placed in a position where he could reeat all that they ko justly complained of. The Press consoles Jehu with a prostet of a place, when discarded by his constituent., in the kitchen of the White Ilou?c, where be tili may wear the livery of Buchanan, of which lie is so proud and ambitious. We would tu .-pest that should Jehu need an assistant, fond of the same honorable badge of service, well fitt.fl fur the wxmc duties his Leconipton co-laborer from this district will be at leisure at the time he may need his aid. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Mr. Editor. You will jdeace aiinounro ray nam a Candidate to n-iircwut Vanderburgh Couuty intho n-xt LcpUlature. REN" STINSN. Jl4 COLLEGE. Tio. NortU Klrat Street, EVANlLLt, IN1UANA. Tho .Sixth Ar.uual Knrion of tlie aljv !itu;itiou, will coniineiire 00 .Mondny, Augui't ':'u, A coum? of letm-iit in thi Schod will rmbrtce Po.iblo-Entry Ito.k-Ker ii'fi 'u it ri-.tia brau-ht. Mercantile CalcuUtii 1'er.mausbin, Ac. Thu J'l.iu al .l.tcd in teacliiug is enlinly i-rucii- iil. no text Ihk K ix;ing u.icd, htaii e Mudrnu cau rly ou "iiiumiug Minx ieiu r.iciKai anowu-ige 01 iiie 1 M-inee i f this 11 important Lratn.h f eduratiou tu : enable hiui to take charge of a i-t of loki in any ! i-itali.hm nt, however tuipllouted. fctudeut can . enter at auy time. A cou.x of lemn tan m tornIlrtt in trou six to tu weeks. Tiiue, however, uot limited. j We-kly I.ec turee on CoruiTcial Law will be de- i livered by coUlPi'teUt leg.il eatlemca T tlie cit). j I'aily Lvcturmt 011 LknA-Iveeoiiig and btwine'.i t generally. Ti:kmj: Fr a full ronrnc, including Piplonja, SJ. fientleuien can, bowetrr, enter tor the Mercantile coure, which ti SJu. Ladicit depart men t SIj. For Catalogue, giving full particular, addrew, JE ULM I A 11 1JEJ1M, rrimijil. aul7-ltutl-3wil VpriLM.-SUJ JMTi: itt.iL. 10,000 M-9 Liht., 6-IU aoh, i, 6. aud V It. each. 1,X. 9-li 2,0"O 10- U " l.MXj lo-l.; and 10-1 Sath. U I'diinel lx r9, aneorted aire?. m'M Imixc i;iaiw, af bur ted !. Just received and for sale low, hy Wll UfcLKK Jt KIM..4. foJIL. 3CO WWS AI LS, iu Sture a ME GM Sli EU IOR jd to arrive. Furxale bv W11KKLKR x Kl(i;. uiri; TOLliSES.-SO HLS. S. II. .V0. mrJL LASSES. 50 half do S. II. .Molares. For sale br WJlKtLFlt A KIOCS. 710U.ICCO.- 130 It OX ES CHOICE Hi amis. Ya. and Kv. Tobaeco. Juxt received and for aale bv WHLFLEK Jt KH;G!I. nf1L'JS.-50 IIJLF CHESTS GRXE.Y JL Miid 1JLACK TKAS. fro-h imtKrtatino. For Mie or WilEELtlt i KIGGS. K.mrr. svtuns.-zr, bjruels W W rushed ii(nr. 1. rthlii. l'uwilercd do 1" Loiif do Iletiiicd White do. Jnt received and fiT sale .then f, by PR EC TON RR(S. auzl7 ryro doctors. nujsnuwiLirs M. RETROSPECT Ft.tR Jl I.Y. Ju".t rec ired at POIiELL Jt roNYNiJTUX. 4. O.lt E TH VtV VE II . THE JM1 t.N NT Srli-i-nlif: W hite Poreelain Fltl'IT J A K, juM received and for sale cheap at t he Vm-eii-ware More 01 j. w. Illtillt;.'. ) auli H Main street. ATi ". C'0.Vr REJIs ES 7Vi TF! 1 " Intkli.Iijentk office, n. i Third I . . . V .. : ' l t .j . - T-v . 1 ... j "in-v-i, r-,aue me, iltiiaiit. a tin iun iinec 11141 (air of Kel Krtate. eolloetion of Kennt, and ra.vment of Taxe, Ac, promptly attecled to. I erwjrv in want of anv kind of help or einidi vnietit, can I inform ed by falling at this oftke. t it a Ri.es RiAsovitir.. auglrt-tioi ÄilTVUTIO.V IIM.VTA'f, fOV.Xl I man who has had several years experience as a Hcnlc-keeper and Clerk, is open to an inintedSatu ene.-ipement. ral;ry ndera:e. I'bexcrptionaMe references given. Address, aii(rt!-lw A. O., JorRXAL Onur. IS', Eivn .I.VXIOI S TO CLOSE CP he Books of the late firm of YlCKKUl s. : JUilNrtt,a- sinn a- pcseiim. I wouiu eonsiucr It ntor II tnonr inueiitea i. ine nrni wouin can aiiu M ints iui ii uiiruuuks iiiiiii" i.ii j . au-ll JAMES W. VICKEKY. TTILOCR .Vi .TIEJL. 'ZO It a LS. JT extra V. S. Flour. 75 .acks do. J rtiichels Fresh Com Meal. UMj H xe Snar Cured lried B-ef. SoO I'heesf. Jnt ri-eiveil and for alc by JAMES W. YKKEIIY Co. WOH.V S. JllTCHELL V Co.. REJFfF.lYINti, FOi UWAHMNG AND lOMMIS SION" MEKCHANTS, Water street, lief ween Main and Lot-net. i i.i.i.iiiLi.r., i.iei.i..i. r.irticulur attention given to the forwarding of , : pem-nil .Mercliumlimi anil iToiluee, iiy jiivt-r, i anal, . or iiaiiritiiti !iii-ri4.hin ... -, .... - .... uTHF ir i.wT.Ti,.vrov HOOK & STATION EU Y STOKE. i m u re eieii im lur enif iv Ilie nun p.riU r1, Urzf anl MJ.n(lil, ',Mr,m,.nt : "r v, a'"1 Stati. nery, eon.Stin in? I part ef W lb-am-- td Cap, Letter and wW, v . iiTi V .Tr i"v n "l . ZT. in.. , ..,.,.,., , ,-.v. - I-..IU. ..vi.. . : metous to mention 11 of which will le sold at the ( Torv joW,.st rfj(.u flr fa:i. J. 1IEALY, . . . Foster's liiock, corurr of Main and First stieets. aupll ! -yuri'LES FOR SJLE.-t H.IJE 'A , e f Jl - . Mu!, w brk to iuut which I will ill cLeap. Apply tJuIIN I. C,LVEU. a'.jl i ( rnr .Main and Seventh trecis.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

sTIOnrORATMO.V NOTICE, ?- n-S DLKED. tbnt th on Errs ff Lot 1 in IUm k 4, ni Lot 1 In Dlork 5, in the Faaiern Enlnrgprjrur,

aud Lett 7, bn, t'J and 'M, aul I, 3. 4, a, t-, 7, ana . ior .v).u;e ;tn. vicimtv, cl tfco vision of out lot S, all in the upper rnUrg'Tirut t INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. the City of Fvansvillo cause the Mosaik in front ; Ji. F. COVINGTON", Sax'?. T. A. SIuKKIS, lWt. or along He of tli alxre !cvri!d n perty on ' Second H nft, to 1 hrought to the rvi-r fcn.!, ; ...- and lay down np.n the auu a r xxl -l.r.U fWewalk , RISING SUW INSURANCE CO. of tkeavrd wi.üh. H. .1. II AT'.!AWAV, .Wv. S. 1! ATIIAVA Y. IWl. Also orJert.,1, That tl). onmi f L-t in I.!.hK arc .r.-purd t- uiul-rwrito uicn the Lttor cla-i It, 15. 1, 17 ami 18. lit Stuektreir Lnb.remetit cf f nii iarill Kj.k. at lu rate of pnth City cf Lv.tniville, fronting on lng!- tiwt, j niium n are cuisteut r.ith l-crmnn. r.rv and recaue the viJtwalkt on Mid IiileKtrve?. id In front . ul'iüiy. or along i'le of tho abov deter i bed Lota to Ik? j ILei.j Cotnpaidett confine their busiiio exclusivtbn.u;ht to th proper City jfra-le, and lay gol ub j Iy to th Sitatd of Indiana. atautial jlauk idcwalk of the usual width vtn ' kif ,s. lijMfiilv adjHHtod and prvmptly theaanie. . ai l w ilLoiit any abatt-iiicut t r dimluc.tii n v hat"-

Ail pi isssiKiveisiiM ix- arnc wiii.ui un from the puhlication cf this notice, aud m !rf.tua thereof the Common Council of the City of Rtaiisvllle t ill proceed to j-erform said wr-rk. ar.d the et and exin accruing thereby, ill te 8(t. ed to and collected by fale of wid rrP,;rt.v or ! miK-b threof as will nalisfy Ml J Ii n ant cool". llr order of the Cixumcn Con-il cf the City cf of Kranvil. A. LEMCKE, Clerk. auell-lOt. Vo!ltfo'eeo'V. Trw;trr.v, hrf.jtijoink k to. 9 V CU31MIION AN I V Ü U W AUDI N Ü MKR( HANTS. No. 18 roydrai Street, NEW OULEAN5. LA. C11..V IL1IN.... B. CKEAT110C8E...J0I. ttlTZIVOCrf. We give our iv rH.iial attention to the mIo of To bacco, f-rn. Wl-.eat, Ilay.UaU, Vlour, Tort. r.u-oii, Ijtrd. Jtc. anjrll A CJL itorreicn i out that 1 r.ni g'ing t" h-aro the city, and h ve id out th H m k XJinderv ; this ! niitake. 1 wih to Mate I have only ld out thantore to F. M'hitakt-r, Fq. ; and thu.-c .uiti:ig D.oks. M uric r FajxTs, vill fitel a pi elivthu iu bl torc on Firn street, cb e to tü! !Vt OlT-ee. And any joron wnnting LWnk Hot ki of ol Jf r, and Bki i'f any kind Itound, wi.l f:ui me iu the Dinderr. jut alxve the store, augli-lui M. L. JOIINfSfiN A. Xo.l drvsed Fine Fljoring. in yard and fir aleHr JOHN F. i LOVER, augll TornrrMaiji aud seventh ntr--t8. j'möör foHt üros9 uat MJL TAN llUOr.S; Ihirte Grv llra- Il.Ki.,f xtra ti-and m:i ru r juaiily. Juhl received and fur al f be;'n bv aiiclJ 31 KSSKfl. J. H. 31 ACH EE .1 Co. XW CLiVEDandforaateat augU A. I). REYNOLDS JL Co.'a Ot M-H Elt. V f. M. a. o. i I ILLE. August 11, " lUnc f-rward, ther ill Ije rocharg! for drayrfte at VintenneH on rooda khivped from Eraavvrliie ov r tbit and thu Ohk ant 31 1 dipii Kailrmd. to anv pi.iut Lutxrrr. J)1IN lMJl.h, Jr., anlT-d.tw-lDl Stiperintendent E. C It. R. the lAl.uid, a few thomtond ciiiO- HAVANA I'lfiAiy, komethiug aiierlcr to n.vfbiug ever If re offered to the public. To aatl-fv yourshe , call at th ISALOfjN under the rvii!ioi." anl'l-lw Jh (imrfiinn-. and frieudu of Fducntion throughout the fuited flat", are rerii-til ui aidre th TreMdent if EASi.MAN C031MEICCIAL CoLLFC E. St. Louis 3Io.. fjr thc Annual rariij hlt and Circular of tint Instiintion, now tt. Urgent and tit thorough S hool for tb pr-jier edu.a'.ku of You: g Men and Women, in thc Cuiou. Th Pamphlet totiiaint aluab!e eduentioi,al Informatioo. Th Ciiculxr, itirH.rtvtit and valuable informatiuQ for f i m i, meehanicis merchants and prwfeiiojal raea. Addreta, IT. G EA-TM N. rr.idmt Commend A IVIbifc. it. Lwuif, 3Io. BU212-ÖW 1 lg rr Tüte F7.'e slTtsurtTiis. w W Tboee who Intend to i-uot th-: r i.w Uoii"C with a pood article of Fin? thin:lti. hol letter tall 1 good arl the Sull tiKjn the ui scriier mun, h has l et "a tt-w mr let;." JOHN V. f5UVLR. Cri ner Main and Seventh streets. kugll jf3 siizvai,i:s. 30,000 JL l'i pl.r hing!e!l in yar1 und lor Kale by Ji'M.N r. f.l.t'VLR, Corner Main an I Seventh !rce!. tug ll ,B7.f 1 Jff WA:, liViTEIt KT., 1 9m. d'V-r alM'Vo Vino. eile .V annuel uie'.t of the Celebrated Magnolia Whisky I I LVVNSVIlir, !!. vT-- - 4". . -i iy.v Fl t -ri : is ton ALSO All kind of rimelto Lim r, ami constantly a Iaiv supply tf O'.d aud Choj o I? oirlion, live, and Motiotipvlteia Wl;i!,v. anl-l.t w I v. Iß' ISS1LCT10.' til' CO.I.iMT.'ERfill!'. The co-part ner.hip hen'ttforc existb.'S Kteoti AnDBKW J. FBE-tTON. VILttAM K. FbesTon, Gi osor. C. FursTns and Ai.nro M. MeliBirK. I thi day dia"dvfNl by niutii.il ons-iit, the said Alfred M. Mf-Griff having retiretl tberfnin. Tie- attairs of said Arm will I Mttld by the said Andrew J., William It. and Ceorpe K. I'rc-tn, w ho will ei'iitinne thc business under the mine nd sijle f l'KEsTi HciTUKKn. W .M. R. ITESTON". AMiREW J. FIlKsTON, ;Eon(iF. rr. fke-ston", August 1st, Ij:8. A. M. JIcCKirr. lo retiring frotn tbo firm of PktstS Bros., I retnrn my ffimre tbni ks i my nutn-i;? fiiends fr Ihrti' liberal patronage, and It-sjeak for my succes- ' sols a ci'iitinuanoe i f the Mine. auclo-e I A. M. Mi-RIFF. J. it r.Vli If I.TEil. .1 (L'UtU'inun trcra the Eart, will a capital of a few thousand dollar ?!, 0 c.ifh is -hsirott rf obtainlnir a partnerehip iu mino lucrative lju-i-ne... Ii a th'ironth lufin.H run, ludurit .us, and wiIkii: illlM? to 'Ivvote bis eLtiro tibie and fnergic to j iii-lt. and Honhfs not but his petcvontTve, ability, ! su and rri-neral knowblge of biiMu will tn-Htlv increai th" returns ef any he use be may c.-eewjth. Is uiüiii? to cnir iee in anv ilocrirtion tf l)Uiness ! that is hoiwt and luer.ittvc, r buv vnt any such. lim reli-reuce given A1lierji, iuimedintitr. 1". KM ME, attü (Vficp rf tlis Paner. jfKtitir. Tftt: Kit n't ti. ft i IV fur tminv vertrs chief Clerk in tb honso of JoHN III' K LEY A Co., l ctrer hi services as l oniiniiwiun Merebiint. to tlw- IVii-ndü aid p;treiis t f tli-vt ht'Use, now that it hns retireti from biüiinew. With thin end in view I have formed a co-partnership with Mr. E. W. lienton. senior of the old and weil kin'wu firm of K. V. lientoti A- Cc under tbo nivme nd yle of DENTON & KING,nt take place rriii tne ii i 9iay, priBi. I The ulKM-riU-r n-lii-s f r stipprt it;cnthe friends ' of the old hon-e r.f JOHN lll'KLKY K lo., who i Imv.i b.vd oriM,rt uiii ties of cxjiericiicTnj ibe prompt- j lies ami ability with whicb be atlraded to tbeir ' bur tn. r n-spet tfuilv, " Uli.MV KING, t Corner of Lafayette and New Levee ttre-l. t New Oi btimi, April 1S-1. auj?s-y TtR. J. tJREIW. ECLECTIC ; jiJ PinsiiT.VN AND M" lltJKi N. lutice -n l Third streit, a, few doors abovo the tresctnt City Bank, wurre he is prejred to an-wtj- prvfetiotiaI calls at all hours of the d:iy or flight. N. It. Speeial attenthn given to Su.-erv aud (lifeas.st.f the Eye. ais-iA wllr TTt ISSOLI TIO.V OE CO-PJRT.VER-JLW SHI P. 'I he firm t f Vk kikv Jt Johnston i tht dav di-xdved bv 'mutual c'n."erf. The bu-i-ness will !) continued by Jamks W . 't' KKkV who will settle all ci.iims ai.'.-.int the eld hi m, and it-it-ive all d-bfs due Iben. 1 he name nf the hi m to j m iim-J only in liquidation. JAM TS W. YH KF.KY. i Au-'Kt 2d, lS-Vi. THAS. MeJOHNSTON". ! ., Uli. , Having sold out ti.y iutcreM in the .inn ef ten- .. . . . ,. i im ,v joii!tox, i return mv manK in toe uiii f.-r tlitir liUral patrviwpe.'and can herfiiily reI eomnien I my successor to them fiT 4 n-uliniKiiice ef 1 the same. CHAKLES McJ.HINSToN. TO MY FELLOAV CITIZENS. j After having received for m-arly t-nr years th""'Ie, me cm, n. e. , sv,,,,-nn-i vniiiiiv, i uk- tins oi-ix-rtuniTy t-i lenuermu o.t rs. PK AX. And all tlier arti.-b-s nee.!J f ft'l Horses or M'i'.i-s. All f wlii.-h h-: will sell wbol'-ale or retail, U.X. hat market rat, i;iitig j"st weight and in. a-ure ' l.'ip.LKT S. Kl'SToy, ! Water street. b.-tirr.n Main an-1 Lnc'ist.Evanfvill-. ' augi-l;

MISCELLANEOUS.

i thiire .jt.vj marlya? .vax--ät llAMi: LY HOME COMPANIES. Th und r?incd having been appointed Agent ever Keferences: Every man, ithont excej tion. who has tictaiiiLd ks in either Conijiany, a li"t T houi ail cit;2Ui8 f irur own ttc nwv tx rvru at our eftico. A. V. ItLYNOLPS A CO. L'vansrille, Ju!y 8, 18.V.-Iy JL9 ANI FUKWARUINO MERCHANT), No. Cl Pygdr.w Street, NLVV l.LKAN!, LA. (Etil.li1.d April. lS?.V..) r. ITHtL r. Fall?. Kr.i'rBEN'.-M : H. 3. Howard. Evansville, IndiMiia; All! it Howt, Evansvüe, Iiiduna; A. M. rhelj A. S.'n, New. burph, Indiana; Minor A Hade, Nevburch, In itiaaa; II. I. Ncwconib A F.rotlior, Louisville, Keatucliv; I. f. IJeuedict & bon, Iiti.ville, Kentucky; Thomae Iar.f-rth.t-retary, New Albany Insurance Ki., .! .iinny. Milling; r. .iiujitin ac tc; Ne- Albany, Indi-ina; V. II. Catliu, Hendemn, Kertuckv; K. O. F-everly, Hendertoc. Kentucky ; Jame Minf.omery, Frvft.n I5ro. I?ai;k. Jcffi-rw'n vjlle, Ird-ana; Morrctt Canibull and Co., St. Louiat, Mo. jv21-ly TfSöit ue.t.t:se liicsT stoxi Jl in a twi st'iry Ri ick liotie, containing tour diouds, cellar. Ac. " For particulars enquire at the Juunoil oili'.-e. jy.W2wd ÄjriiiEE üeäq it'oxEä tildJTFi : barrel- Lint'il; & case 11" ton Matches. Jot re.'elved by TI.NNKY H 'KENKtX, SI Water ft. e.'i.Mrs to Ja. Scantlin, Jr.,) Iv&lers iu all kin-la of Stove, Mid iiiatmfo tun niof Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. Also, iasnufacturer or Fruit Cans cf every paUnt and description, wi:lj which printed directions tor putting up all kin ii of fruit, trill be furnished, free of charge; all of which tvill be wld very cheap for rh, at wbo'.e.-alo or retail. Storeroom at No. 13, 3Iain Mreet, l-etween Water an-l Fimt streets, ( )ppooite old Si. to Rank), Evansville, Ind. J VH. S.-AVTI.TN, JB ROPEKT F.. STF.rnr. m nTi.L .4 ti a o KtnEjt tte'ii. JL W'nl IT s Hoop Iron, jtut received and f ruale at reduced prices, by JACOR SI RAUP, 4 Main at. M 30 ItttXES EltESZI J&J L ujt rcxivci j r seain.T I'ltic, an 1 I jt bv l i:I'loN FRos. ! WS . i vi. tt j i:.m . l toi.i. ii t. e. i.et t.iion it 1 ti if. lu-tiltitti'ii will open ! Septein)'!- l-. The hj ) -!i:tniei,t of Te.n h tu i I ci tii;.!i.' , eoitsiotieg' ct Rev. JOHN W. S'oTT, 1. I I., r.?i.li nt, w ith omw l.iliiu eon:p'tviit :.seistant. I The P.- ATu f Iileeti l' feel that no lttTprI sn.ty t f Msvvss can I ? 1 veil to parent in regard to j the mv lital ;md nigral training o-f their daurl fen, Sootf, the I. ad of the Institution, who has been a nici es-fid educatur for near thirty years in this place. Th c uise cf tu !y is a hih. a;; l iutructi jn tis thoriiih, a iu any eimilar institution, and tie expenie i lens. The buiMirs were c-uipleted at an ejiti.e of $-.Kl.i'. nr.: h. a': ! by sto-aiu, ai d ga.--lihted. Trii'ts 1 ard, w.i.binf. llclninif ami lieatins rC'Ci. t';iK n in ail Li'gli-h Rranthes, Latin and (ink, S "7.öo jx-r -M-j-sioii ia Ivnniv. For farther inform ti i-n. apply to Rev. Wm. S. lt'n;er. S-c"y, or IIov.Ii.iulC W. 3Iulifrt. Ajeut, Oxford. jiy24-tu 'HUI ES 130 VJU.H RIO COE3 f.; 10 btlf chests Towebon Tea; ö I bis. Pearl r.arh y; '2') I bis. Cruh. and I'pwth-n'd Suar; 100 Pairs Cotton Yarn, 5, 0, 7 and i0t'; 7i Ikh IVtton Kitting: IV) losen No. 1 Herring. C-eeived and for salo at reo need prices tor eh, bv 1. 1 P. HElMAXy. piilToLiTi( oe Tö-r.titT-JLr nerhip. The partnen-hip hcrttoforo cxistli'.r lietwsen Abraham Anspaihcr, Josor.h Shanfield ami Levi M. Plaut, under tbe t.tyle aud firm of A. Anspacher 4 Co., has been duwlved (U'th of this month), hy mutual comment. All dobts due to Mid firm will be receipted for by the timle: tgneil, who will l.-o all debts a-aint-t said tirni, and who will continue the business themsolved, on their ow d account. jlT2Ilm A. ANSPACH ER PL AUT. lEÖ7TiTÖRiiTi.M."i tEtJslr7Elt fa WJf to return bit thanku to Iiis old emtomrs for their kii.d patronage, and hopes ty strict attention to buüine-, and roihI work, to lie able to merit a continuation of their favor. Having removed his f tore to the corner of Second and lain streets, formerly occupied fs a Silversmith Miop, he is now prepared to furni.h nil who may faver hira with a call, with all tbe articles iu his liue. tt"l pairing dene with neatncM and despatch. Ne.inhvnd harness a! way j on hand. Jlyj-J-t'.m. a.'SEEiF oil. i(Tit7FitR7:irslpt7ii JLJ sa!i at Cincinnati prices, with freight added; ö cudi ass'd sizes liAd pie received and for ealeby SAMUEL tKR. jty C'l , iR HOOtt CIMVCE FOR iS tiOOn CJJIWE FOR a Jt.IR- ; V JL pain. We have a g.ieJ two hcte Kxpre ! W aeon snd Harness, which we will pell low. The , hxpr-vs runs light, and will earrv i.tsi 11. i- jivli HOKN ISI.OOK 1 CO. ' ! UVTZIIEELERS WILSONS i'..Wrr LY SEWING MACHINE, The l--t, t-imrde-t and most durable Machine in u-e. They nvke a strons bsk ntitch, the same np..ti ls.-t!l sid. of the work, sewinir w ilh eual facility the thickest and thinnest fabric. Anv rptd ef thread, cotton or filk. tied without renew ' ins. A'l nutchimn v arranfel three venra. and full I'e-trtietmns given to t-nal-Ic purchasers to n-e them ; satisfactorily, AlTht ItutUryt Atrw- Tlactinr. , rr $30. Tllt. t Thtvd Machine in the m.o-Vet A yeiieral assortment cf Sewing Machine Silk Thread, Nii-dli -i. Ac., 'Ac, ernstantlv on hand. Ofti-e No. 4, Marble Hall t mvl 1-i.m F. M. Sr.LLMAN, Agent , PR.I'ALI' Tl'I'E .I.Vß T 1 IE STE- ; KEOTlI'L FOINPKY, ; i , v .nireet, tstween t ourth and Filth, v'i.rand and Pattern Ivi-tlers, various Mvl-. r--.lcctrotypine iu all its branches, (jlj 14-4 in. Har I rroiea- ,5 dozen llailroad Whetltf V barrows, received and for sale by Jlb SAMUEL ORU. H.V LEATHEU. 10,0UU Lb$, of the mt-t excellent Skirting Leather, just re ceiver, ani lorsaie i-y jy 17. CHAS. BABCOCK, Main ttreet.

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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

VII LIC CISTERN'S TO BE LET! km Saturday nicht at 8 o'clock. Auzuet 14th test, the Common Council of thc City of Evansville w ill be prepared, at the Council f hamber in said eitv, tu rective proposals for thc building tf four Cis'ttrns of 'iV. bbls. each ; tbe city furnishing iron tops f..r same. Said Cisterns mur-t e walled up to th top with gwl trick, and w!l cemented, after a jlan and s'trcifieation now en file in thCity Clerk s Oftice. A. LEMCKE, Cb rk. aiikTii-lOiii I 'oIlrixAe ropy. TgjtiJliRn o'F e qi vfXi xli Tiöj jLP The Commmon Council of the City of Evansville will meet a a Board of Equalization for the purpose of equalizing all assessment made upon real estate or iersonal property, within the corporate limit of the City of Evansville, at the City Clerk's olh. e, on Tuesday, August Sd, next, at 9 o'clock, A. M-, snd continue its se.-ions from day to day, nntil all assessments hall be eittitlized. A 1 It ax-pay er are hereby req nee ted to call and examine tlnir respfcliv aseessrtifnts, Isforc the coin iiM-uce men t or during tbe intermissions of said sessions, and if thc lind eauc for eomplaint ia sttch assv-ssments, to present such grievances t the Itofird for adjustment. IJy order of the Common Council of Evansv i!. A. LEMCKE, City Clerk. j!y2l-lra Volkslwte and Enquirer coiry. gT ICE.VSEHVOTICE IS liERERl" JLJ given, to all aiKtion-ens draymen, eartmen, espres.-men, wagoaera, omnibus and hack men, peddlars, pmprit-tt.ni of billiards, boyatclle table and ten pin alleys, theaters and eviieert halls, that all Ji.-etises expire ou the first day cf August next, and they are hereby notified to renew the same on or K-förc said day; and in default thereof, the ordinances in such eaes made and provided, will he btrictlr enforced agaiufct delinquents. A. LEMCKE, City Clerk. JlyCO-lin Volksbote copy. rgiuojMs fj.vri.A, A':ft nit SOLE For rrv-riTir FniU, VtvUb1et, ., la a prftiy Vr k 8it T ay r.a.m m Vv... irt., C.nt, ml iMtmnt'y. mat ara Mr a-iMr sra'al mvmw iu aia s ai s aa4 u maot ar qaijr diÄrrfb's ui Bueartaia ia sea unr. Is ur uns lhM arur tetS rnbhe. the mr.f halUf tm lb Warid la aa In'al ibla, Siwji a, Ki t, B'l R; id eroeew of Herme deal Sv ire l:.ieniiSf aal t"weural mti waa kar aiaminaj tli.m any thy ana wiito"t a f aa t. Th.-t tnm m mm mm aatira!v mw n n. lit U I'tn taStltM Ilia it 'ayi parfatiir stiil i.l taoaot rTinr orprew cit at para rant rs'Yeta tri 40 aa an ochar Caa. This priacipia Ha M -4 tblest fur aaTaral J-aara, aai tha tost eartiiirat i.f tnai. Taia iathat thoaa wba bar triad Ibas a kclea will vaa nm aihar. 'Ck-j ara warraotad aa rressat., and la ry caaa at fai'afa tha aauoc wid ba rafawUad. 1 aa Jar. ara aU man or para wbtta raoatra rm cti thf 7 ara vary ttioo and will last a InVtiuia. aa ao acid .aa afct tha aaamal. Tha a-ka a Inp of tha Jar ia apca ; tfcsy at ana withia tha othar to -cor wanmy la fatiinir. Ka lab a diraeuoaa lor paw-.af ap aa Uoaa ct rmiia, v.raiabkea, cc wui aaeoafaay las aaa jara. JfyOR Ä;.-T. OmVE TWO STORl JL lSrick Dwidling, entindy new ; and one one story Frame pwelliuf:, on Division stn-et, hctween 6th and Cth streets. Apply to LEWIS KAHN S Clothing Ftore, j'v 2n-lmv Main Mreet. ilTl ORIßERSZllS UImVTEn in exchange for Groceries. JlylS A. I. EEYN0LP9Ä CO. rtnERHE-ILtCTE FEMALE COLJL LKOE, TtKr.fc-HAUTE, INDIANA. For mote t'uau a year, have thc magnificent structures cf the T m-IIrute Female Collepe, Leen steadily proffressiug. They are now nearly completed, and will Is; ojen for the reception of pupils, 0i Wediiffliy, the SA of Sptr,nlr neji. The site of the'Collepe, the bnildint, the arraiiqements for study and ei nifurt, and the Faculty, deserve here a passiu? notic... Terre-Haute, the meof the (Vliese, is a ls-nu?i-f ill and healthy city, aeeewihi by railroad from all directions, and eetiiral to a numerous and appreciating jopulatii.n. It is hi'ih, as its name imjs.rts. From statistics, it is e:eurly shown that for several yeiirs p.'u-t, Iber! have len fewer deaths and less sickne-s brie thasi St any Western city, of equal HjflIuttt)Il. The. LiiililhiK will be fitt.-d up iu the latent style and with all the modern improvements. They will be wariu.-d by steam, and lighted by as, and furnished w itli vvai m and cold baths, and what is rarely tu be found iu institutions of learning, A GYMNASIUM, Where the body, made healthy and symmetrical by exercise may supcrt and awist the labors of thc mind. A prominent feature of the Collepc, is the provision made for the health of the pupils. TL c rooms are suMous and well ventilated, there being a bcautifuliy furnished jrlor, with separato sleeping apart metits for each two young Indies. The grounds are ample, comprising b'- acres iu a pleasant pait cf tbe city, alx.ut one-third of which is a native forest grove, with winding walks and arbors, fcrniin a nis-t delightful promenade for jnpi!s .ill the ground w ill Ih tastefully ornameuted. FACULTY. Thc Faculty wiil cotisist of a thoroughly exjerie'iced and elm-lent rorj-s of Instructors. Ib'v. John Covr&T, A. M., founder and former rresi'lent of the Ohio Feniaie fi-lleye, and Giciidule I'emaie College, is first I'resident. Uev. Al-fico.vso Wooo, A. M., late President of the Ohio Female Col'ege, and the distinguihrd author of several acieutific works, bearing his name, w ill I the presiding teacher of the College, and Instructor in Mi ntal aud Moral Science. Prof. H. 6. KoOHTn, l.iti Professor of Chemistry, etc., in Farmers' College, Ohio, will tike the chair of Natural Science, upon which be will lecture and experiment. P'Estaisg S. CovtuT, A. M., Professor of Ancient Lanpuajro and Literature. Prof. J. C. JliMsr.u, late of I'hiladelpbia, first tencher r.f iii'trunicntal music. And from six to ten additional gentlemen and lady teachers of long standing and sucerssful experience. Jv'o jiins or expense will be spared to procure teachers in everj department, of the very liigbest qualifications, so tbat pupils wishing to perfect themselves in the higher at j lea of miific, or any of the solid or ornameutel branches, may here receive the desired in.truction. Tbat pupils from abroad, may derive the greatest advantapre. to lie gained at Boarding ?chools, they are required to board in the institution, with the teachers (unless by special permission of the Pn-sidont), that they may have the benefit of their example and society. Tbc course of studies will I) thorough and extensive, embracing nil the branch's, usually taught ia our highest Seminaries of learning, English, Classical and thc Finn Arts. I he year is divided into two sessions of twenty weeks each, commenting respectively on Wednos. d:j , tho .th of S-jpteiuhiT n--xt, and tho 0th day of Fei.rusiry, l.v. 1 he exw:nee of the school year, including board and tuitmn in all the branches of the regular course, rooms fm ni-.bed, fuel, lights and washing, w ill be 2'J. p.ivitl'lo seuii-aonually iu advance. The uu;il extpt t barges will be made for tho ornamental branches. APPARATUS AM) LECTURES. I'rest. Woot and I'rof. Uoswobth, will dt-lircr full courses of Lectures with tin. aid of the Telescopo and ther apparatus, sufhcietit to illustrate experimentally the principle of tbc sciences pursued. Dooks, and all other requisite for entering the College, may be jad at tbe College, or in the city. All letters of inquiry or on lnslnee, should be addressed to Ecv. Joux Covckt, or 1). S. CovtET, Tcrre-IIaote, ludiana. The niiden-igned citirensof Terre-Haute, have accepted tbc offiee of Trustee of the Terre-Haute Female College, and may be referred to at any time by stuh as desire further information concerning the arrangements or advantages of tha College: Itvv. E. G. Taylor, Curtis Gilbert, Uev. T. Gordon, It. V. Thompson, S. H. Totter, Kev. J. O. W ilson, Uev. W. G. Spencer, Key. W. Modesitt, Rev. P. Wiley, U. L. Thompson, A. C. Potwin, Lucius Ryce, Thes. Dow ling, Benj. McKeen, L. (1. Warren, A. McGregor, W. Paddock, Jal-ez Ifeddcn, Ju.iu.-s Hite, Jatm-s Barnes, jlyl5-3m Rev. M. A. Jewett, W. D. C.riswold, W. J. Ball, Jas. Farrington, David Hartsock, C. Y. Patterson, J. II. Watson, And. Wilkins, H. D. Scott, T. C. Buntin. v. ASH ET S OR EAT "ARI ET '.. II. COK A SON. f. r sale by REEL ES 1 0 It A RR EL SA EFLESf QJL y2 Barrel Pears. Just received bv A. D. REYNOLDS A CO. FRMIRESH 'OUh WiTÄLS AmS'T JZ Save your AppU-s. We are agents for the de of Pitt's. Mt flit's, M.-Clure's. and Emory's Th" hers and Separators, and the Buckeye, Kevstoue au Culp a trider Mills. IIORNBROOK A t:0. rgi ti e öl it i'io.y eer aheai! M THOMAS SCANTLIN, (Sipn of the Golden Coff.-e Pot), has an immense sbs-k of Stoves and Housekeeping Ware, purehased sinco the great panic in money attairs, at ruinous rates to the manufacturer tic'j he is willing to pive his customers the advaiTTagf of. Iy railing at his old stand. Call at once and secvr bargains. n.irt i TIIOS. SCANTLLIN. Z.IILS 100 KEUS ASSORTH2I Nails, receive.! au I f'r sale cheap for ctsii. JACOB STRAUB. jlvCl-3nr . No. 10 Main etrc. t.

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IF YOU WANT INVITATION CARIS' IF YOU W ANT INVITATION CARDS, ANYTHING ELSE, OR O.I ANYTHING OR ANYTHING OK ANYTHING El-SE, ELSE, ELSE, IN IN IN THE PRINTIN; LINT, LINE. LINE. 1 HE PRINTING THE PRINTING PRINTING IN THK LINE, OFT THEM GET THEM GET THEM AT THE JOURNAL OFFICE. AT THE JOURNAL OFFICE, AT THE JOURNAL OFFICE, AT THE JOURNAL OFFICE. CET THEM WHERE THEY HAVE NEW TYPE. WHERE THEY HAVE NEW TYPE. WHERE THEY HAVE NEW TYPE, WHERE TI1EY HAVE NEW TYPE, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW PRESSES, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW PRESSES, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW PRESSES. W HERE THEY IIAVB NEW PRESSES, AND EVERYTHING ELSE NEW. AND EVERYTHING ELSE NEW, AND EVERYTHING ELSE NEW, AND EVERYTHING ELSE NEWr AND OF THE BEST QUALITY, AND OF THK BEST QUALITY, AND OF THE BEST QUALITY, AND OF THE BEST QUALITY. AND MOST FASH foN ABLE STYLES. AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, AND DO V.ORK CHEAPLY, AND DO WORK CHEAPLY, AND DO WORK CHEAPLY, AND IK WORK CHEAPLY. AM) DO IT NEATLY. AND DO IT N EATLY, AND IX) IT NEATLY, AND IK) IT N EATLY, AND IN" THE BEST STYLE, AND IN THE BEST STYLE, AND IN THE BEST STYLE, AND IN THE BEST STYLE, GIVE US A CALL, GIVE US A CALL, ftlVE I'M A CALL. GIVE US A CAD.. AT OUR NEW OFFICE. AT OI K NEW OFFICE, AT OUR NEW OFFICE, AT OIK NEW OFFICE, AND SEE OUR SPECIMENS. AND .s EE OIK MECI.NE.NS AND SEE OUR SPECIMENS. AND SEE OUB SPECIMENS. AND LEARN OUR TRICES. AND LEARN OUR PRICES. AND LEARN OUR PRICES. AND LEARN iflt PRICES. W E DEFY COMPETITION. -WE DEFY COMPETITION. WE DEFY COMPETITION, WE DEFY COMPETITION, EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP. EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, OR IN PRICES. OR IN PRICES. OK IN PRICKS. OK IN PRICES. Ci-Over CRANE'S COMMISSION HOUSE. on Water street, three doors from Main, KvaiMville. Ind. EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY. JTRI.VE 17171 EM tr SIII.WLESJt TO BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS. Tha subacribwr has bought out the tutereat of B. If. Ifa-nnett, in the Lumber Yard, near Kratz & Hei IIman'i Foundery. He now t.ffer his stork at & cheap prica for cash. J'yl-3m JAP. SWANSON. Q IIOLE "S HAMS.Am'OTHJBm arrival this day of 1 casks, at Z. II. COOK A- SON'S, S..I Areata for Evausville. GROCERIES AJS'lt ERO fI8IO.'S CJTetansville, IND. W-tSALK Department, Fitt street, first door fr m tf Ju ; Retail Department, Main street, first dwr bdow t he corner. 1 '.. It. Cock Is-psjo thank bis friends ia Evansville and neighlwrhood, for their favors so freely be-" stow-fston him since he has been in business among them, and takes this opportunity of iutroducinir to their notice his son, Mr. II. A. Cook, whom tie baa taken into partnership from this Uti, and solicits for the new firniof Z. II. Cook A S.u. a continuance, of the supjiort so liberally conferred on himself. Z. II. Cs.k S u, haviui; taken the bufchveas -i-miai-s and r-nrV d the v. hui stock of JljM." '. F-r, X-vt coufident that they tail! be enahk-4 'i'i"J 'he ritiwus of Evansvill nitU tvery article they may require in tho Grocery and lYovieion line. Z. II. CouJ J. t.rn Wish esMria;'y to draw tb' attention cf i.-rx.na irt the omntry luv inp pro. lue t.f any kiud to dispose of, to their increaaed faci" f.r tukitip; off their stot k;and supplying them their store, with all articles required in tbe whe sale dejwirtnient, at prices that must Insure tkordtis lor the futurv. UX M.Y'f;"rtVa;r The subscribe! JL resjctfully call the attention of care and builders to his stork of Pine Lumher, r ' one of the largest and l-vst ever yarded in f Prices as low as the losctL Office corner L Se-t-nth streets. JOHN F. GLO j':i