Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 9, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 August 1858 — Page 3

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THURSDAY MftRMNO . AUOULC 1 See- Pirat and Fetwrtla Facti fr 1atrstlff ftesMUst.fr Matter. Local and Miscellaneous. tx&' Prentice thinks that should Tupper poetize in regard to the telegraph cable, the line could not stand the $trmn. lj&-Tht real esUte of Chicago, valuetl ; at 530,000,000, U aaid to 1 mortgaged for j Slot 000,000. Ren. Caw daughter "Ilelle" is about to lead Mona. Limburg, the Mitunter of the Netherlands at Washington, to the altar. Oaf Cor. Corwin has received -the Republican nomination for Congress in the Seventh District of Ohio. tX& Ten tbou.iud dollars and the grounds have been subscribed to build a college at Kokport. tig A correspondent asks, whether the Toung lady who fell in love recovered, or lid she gink into the ' unfathomable depth of matrimony? The Ti.vrn District. The Republicans of Fort Wayne District have nominated the present member, thc Hon. Cba?. Cose for re-clcctioa to Congress. HU ucccs3 is a matter of course. tri? The citizens of Xcwburg held a meeting on Monday last, to take the preliminary tteps to have their flourishing town incorporated. It seems to have attained its prexent me and importance under the government of the township. t&aT George Wabsou Kq., Superintendent of the Great Weitem Railroad, died suddenly at Springfield, 111., on Monday. He vu taken with something like the cramp cholif, and was rick scarcely a half hour when death came to his relief. Hokict Grtklet at CoxxEasmLi. The Indianapolis Journal is authorized to "state positively " that Horace Greeley, of NewYork, will be present at the Fairof the Fayette county Agricultural Society, and deliver the annual address, on the 9th of Scp-lerutx-r. The boys in the Journal office say they have no hesitancy in asserting thatKtrtz, near the Post office, keeps on hand the largest and mot luscious watcrmellons to be found iu the city. They did ample justice to a couple of fine ones, scut around resterdav, and know the truth of what thev assert. JfejT A grand jury out South ignored a bill agaiut a huge negro for stealing chicken, and before discharging him from custody, the Judge bade him stand a reprimand; he concluded a follows: 44 You may go now, John, but ( shaking his fingers at him) let me w arn you never to appear here again." John with delight beaming in bis eye, and with a broad grin displaying a beautiful row of ivory, replied : 44 1 wouldn't bin dis time, Judge, only the constable he fotoh me." ———<>——— AN EVANSVILLE THIEF ARRESTED AT NEWBURGH.—A fellow calling himself Thomas Porter, made his appearance at Newburgh last Friday night, with a fine mule belonging to Esquire Rowley, of this city, which the stranger offered for sale next morning at $120. The <Democrat> says he was suspected; and Dr. McReynold's to amuse the thief till information could be sent to Evansville, traded for the animal, for which he agreed to pay $80. The seller not feeling very well, asked for a prescription. The Doctor administered a strong dose of ipecac, and after its operation, put him to bed. Before he recovered, Messrs. Fitzwilliams and Laughlin arrived from Evansville and took him into custody. His real name was found to be Eb. Beeler. The Doctor made no charge for medicine and attendance. ———<>——— The 31 oant Vernon Advocate. We have received copies of a beautiful little paper, published by the association of (ladies, for the purchase of Washington's tomb and homestead. The nper give in detail the proceedings of the a.uociation and full accounts of the efforts to rake fund. In it are published the uamc cf every contnbutor of either large or small sum. The collcitions arc made through regents ia each tate, who are appoin ted by the' Board of Iirectre3.ei at Richmond, Va. There hA3 lcen as t-t no announcement of one for this State; some public spirited and patri otic lady could acquire distinguished honor for herself and do credit to her State bj coming forward to aid the association in Indiana. A record of all the contributors and contributions will be made and precn cd at Mount Vernon, for future inspection. Those who aid in thia laudable work will have their names perpetuated for generations upon the honored lift, and while the presence of a name may not confer a great honor upon the giver, iu absence might ecause a blush to a dtscendent, who, an hun drcd years hence, should find no trace of the name descended to him among the do nors. It would bcitill more mortifying, to find a meagre or penurious list from one's native State in such a national record. We rust the ladies of the State w ill look to the honor and credit of Indiana in the .matter. We invite the attention of the sick and aSiicted, to the advertisements in our coJwnuisofDr.Easterlv's Iodine and S'arsati v i- mi c? i. du TvaT-i 1 1 1, kihlfpiiii.r b Hilt I; neu m und 1 L'L 1 ' ter Ointment, Dr. Carter Cough Balsam, Vr-Baker's Specific, Dr. lloßper'a Female X'rrd;,.! nA ne V-.,t-v . V .ml Ami T va aMV 4i MUlt T1 A V. t j Tviilcr.. Those medicines are prepared by a thoroughly, educated Thysician, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, so that all can rely upon them as being safe and effect aal in curing the diseases for which they are recommend' ed. Toej are standard remedies, and can be found In nearly every Drug and Apotlitv ary store in the United State.

Special Notices

Wr. EditmTw You mill please mnounra my j name as Candilate fr th office of Sheriff of Vanderburgh County. augl JOHN S G A VITT. Mr. Jidtlmr. rVu atmouner the name f Inwc f. Mooke, a an Indcjmdi nt Candidate f t Circuit Ju-Lte of tbU Cir ui'. ' ang'.S Mr. ?(Tar You will plw announce my name a Candidate t represent Vanderburgh Coun- : tylnth net Legislature. BEX TINSoN. j Itr. Fdilmr lou are requested to announce the nam of Mm. K. McCeew, Esq., a candidate fur representation fron Vanderburgh Couaty, at the (Vt..l-T election. MANY VOTERS. aug!3 Ufr g Llimgtr is an Independent Candidate fur Sheriff, at the ensuing (K ioU-r elect in. Gfrgi Üjilc Brid III 1 an lnd.-rn-nt candidate for Sheriff, at the cnuins (ctlr kctiwB. - 4Mlc VTaTjP MiroM Compmmpt EransvilK Ind., August 12th, 1A5S. The SUvkBobters of the Evanlllt InturanceCumpaiiT, are hon-by notl&rd, that the annual eWtlon for Nine Dirdctore, will be hrl.l at the OflW f th Company, on Monday, the 6th day of 8rptembrr it, between the homn tt 1 and 4 o'clock, 1 M. By order of the Board. aug-12t WM. T. FAGE,creUry. CWarrnf City JtmmrMirttmrJmhm A. Beitx, Conrad Baker, Thomas E. Garvin and John Lav. " ITeccirea deposit, buys and sells rvln and cxchange. Interest allowed on time dej-oniU at snrh ratn as may be agreed npon with lepoeitors, and unified la certificate. Eachang on New York, Cincinnati and LouUr 111, Great Britain, France, Switzerland, Belgium, Tlollasd. Rase la, Denmark, Bwed.n, Norway, and all tli cities and large towns of Germany, for sale in sums to suit. Collections made, and proceeds remitted promptly at current rat of ewhang. JOHN A. REITZ, Tres't. W. BAKER, Tafhler. Jly21-lm CmlUdtmm Mimtrng- fmpmny, OOlt on Water street, under the Telegraph office. Cart loads of IS bushels of Bodiam Mino Coal delivered to any part of tho city at SI CO per load. Coal weighed, if oeidred, at the expenite of tho purchaser. Notn of solrent bauks of IllinoU and Wisconsin taken in irment. JOHN WYMOND, doc&Mf RecreUry and Manager. Jlmmtmrnnn Memttrl4 tm ttummt tfnr- a meeting of " spirit ualUU," an invalid was bronxht forward dreiwlfully afflicted with ulcerous scrofula that all the doctors had failed to cure. It was proposed to aporat to the spirit land for adTioe, and a Homeopathic phyoician present interrogated the deputed spirit of Uanemana s to what remedy should be taken. TahJ and dixtinct rap, au-lible to the hol audience, told of Ateu Catuabtic PtLts. Homer S. T. Whig. aull-lm Tht Grtmt Drmtckmck to persons emigrating to the extreme Western country. Is the great (ear tlx-y have of the Fever and Ague the most direful of all discs. F.very day we hear of persons attacked by this disease and made helpless in a short time, without any means of affording relief. In view of the great dentand for a remedy, Ir. IlosTCTTta has presented his celebrated "Bitters," whose cerative powers for all discuses of tho stnmach have been universally acknowledged. The Bitters," prepared after a lonjr eijierience and i'-ep study, have received the euconiuins of the most eminent physicians, rs well s of all classes, from every part of our country. T those who doubt their many virtui-s, all we can say U, to try them, and Judg for themjulves, ri'si'ectivily. For sale hy Irtijglst and dealers gnertd!, every hen-. ngl$ lw itr. Xm$ttrlsr'& Modln mmd ffmrimmmrtlta Will cure all diüeaecs arLdn 3 front on impiuv ftate of the Blood, or a drprated conditioti of th- fluids of the FyMwn, viz: Cancers, dwelling f the (;tani, KheurnatUm, White Swellingi, Chronic Sore Eye-, riles, IloiN, Erysielax, (A.itre, Tain in the fl !! and Joints, I'li-ersin the- Mouth and Throat, and all Chronic Constitutional I2iuai. This miii?liie searclies out the very roota of the diieac by purify ing the Moid, and chattin the secretions in the syf-m, thus removing the cau-tc, which rendt r the cure certain and permanent. lr. Ea!ter!yii Iodine and Saraparitla will cure th ort mercurial disease and drive out anl devtmy every pnrtirle I mercury whb h U in the srftern, and cure its !ad effects. It will cure Secondary Syphilis or Venereal Iiieartes, and will drive the PyphlUtic Virtm and all hereditary taints and poUonous matter out of the syxteni through the orei of the skin, anil restore the Fatient to a perteot tat of health and puilty. It is a positive cure fir liver complaint sud dywpsia, if iwed a proper h-ncth of time. I chitllenge the world to produce it equal in these complaints. The afflicted will bear in tniud that Ir. Kaaterlv's Iodine and Sarssparilla will eure alt Nervou Iuea.cs, Female .Complaint, Projxy, Gravel, lH-ae of the Kidneys, Bladd'T tnd I'rinory trgHn in s few isys. It will remove rimpl anl Blotches frvtn tlif Face, and make the skin clear, white and t-eautiful as alaarter. It docs this by pnrifylng the Mood, and by its prompt action on the Liver, Kidney, and feervtory Organs, producing vigorotta health. Persons who have long been afflicted Ith Scrofu la, Oil Pores, Tetter, Bingwonn, Said Head, Blotchos, Eruption of the Pkin and all CutHneou Pi-waees, are ad lee. I to procure OrhUey's nlt Rheum and Tetter Uintnvnt to spflJ en ti. SJrin, or diseased art, when usinj; Ir. Easterly's Ioline and arsaparilla. The Iodine and inriarilU pu rine the Blood, and raufr the sore to di-barge their putrid matter, and the ointment heal them. When both are u-d (which I always recouuneud) a permanent and radical cure" is always cfcttrd.j Tuey are the best and nxt powerful rurativra know a to man.' A Uie trtil u au I au I an not fear the result. Yrirr of the loriiuc and SrMparilla 91 per tattle. or G bottles for ?ö. uriucy's salt liitcura vnlwent 75 cents s-r Udtle. Both are prrpan-d by Ir. Easterly, eornrr f Tbinl and Chrvuut treots, St. Loul. MIi-Kmrl, sole pmprletor, to hont all order must be addrewed. nl8oki by lbllwt A Ul.Ur d, W. Itiertwwer. Idecli 1 CaWett, Ksii-r l M hlti, Drui-ts, in Eraaarlth. aod by Ii ny 1st generally. mysl-lyins. ' Or: A-er's SptttAe teilt emr Oonmrrhea. Gleet, Stricture, äemiual Weakness, Chonlcc, Piseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, and all 1iea-ei. of the genital organs. Reader, have you a private dis ease? Du not neglect tt. Delay I dangerous. Ir. lUker's Specific is a safe, tpetly, and radical cure. ith Pr. lUkcr s iecinc you can cure yourself, and prevent rximsure, as phuu lircetins for use accomjiany , the medk'ine. Price Si 50 per bottle. t).Vt. KAj-Ti-atr, eonxr iinra ana t wiuui streets, St, Louis, Mo., svle rroietor. i hoai .U rtlers must be addressed t ret the jrrnuine. ia l-y HalVsk A StfKloard, Is-fc h Jt Calslett, KelK-r A White, ia LvausUllc, and by druygiets p uerally. aiyil-lj iiiOr, IloBmir't nmmlt Cordlmt triff rr all r'Uiale LVauplsiiite, sm.li mo ilxo-sslve, Suutrersed, or Vaiuful Meustruativu, l liior Allaisir Whites, Barrenness, Pal low Conql. xiuii, HeatLuhe, Iizziucss, Weak Nenrea, I'rishtful ürcajus. a&d all diseases cau-u i.y couu, i bi-ck.d ren..irats. Ex w Over-Excitement, etc, vt the Sexml Or I Eans. lr. Hooper Venial Cordial is universally I ...... aLknoIIgeU by the ladies tli bet remedy ever inWntfd. CBTrie ?l ir bottle, (.r six buttles for ti. Va. EasTiaxv, corner ot Ttird aul Cbesnut streets, St. Louis, .Mo., Sole Triirietor, and tu .. . . . . . . ' luxa mil orders must be sAlrmei J. goij t,y unlock k tüto-loard, W. Bkrbower, Liech aud CaJsVtt, Keller k M'hit, in Xvaasiiie, aud by druggists if so rally. my31-lrins Vmcurr-tnt ) jf T hi 'g hut pHee paid for Illiaois, WLconin and Tennessee notes, in exchange for bankal l funds, by jly!2-lm- ALI.LS HOWE?. YolksltJ c.py.

Special Notices.

Ir. Emtttrlp' Fetir mmd Jgmt Mltltr m ill cur Arw and Fever, Chills and ffwr, Dumb i Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, and all tho various forms of Fever incident to Bilious Climates. If titer Is a man, woman or child suffering with Ague and Fevrr, they arc advised ta procure It. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer. It is a toxittv eure ei-eedy and permanent. Try it. Prke SI I-er bottle, or sii bottles for J5. Dr. EAsrr.axT, owner of Third and Chetnut street, St. Louis, Sole rroprirtor, to whom all orders must be addressed to get the genuine. Sold by llallock A ftod.Urd, W. Bierbowvr, Licch k Calsl tt, Ksllrr k White, Agents for Kvansvlue, and by rsgWs KeSMfrally! myl-lylns ' Itr. 4mrtfr' Vmrng-h Bmttmm, srff f cars Cough, Colds, Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, Tain in ths Side and Breast, FVuriey, Whooping Congli, Croop, Liver Complaint, Palpitatiou of the Heart, and all diseases of tli Throat and Clit and Lungs. No one should negiert a Cough or Cold a single day. Millions die annually by neglecting a Common Cold. Coughs and Colds lead U Consumption, and then to early dVatb. Render, have you a Cough, Cold or any disevM of the lungs? Procure st once that celebrated remedy, I'o. CtKTaa's Coccu Balsam, which ever feil to reiWre a Cough im twenty-four hours, and si a ays cures the worst cases of Colds, Conghs and aU dlsoaaes of tho Throat and Lungs in a few days. Price Trial bottles, 2A ceuU. Largo bottles SI per bottle, or C HoUlos for $0. Ia. Eastklt, corner Thlr.l and CI r tout, St. IahiU, Mo., solo pn-prletor, to whom all orders must bo addressed to pel the genuin. Sold by llallock A Stoddard. W. IU .-Tbower. Liech A Calslett, Keller aini White, and by drnggists generally. my31-ly ' flmtmmi J-tr Imtmrmme Cmmpmnjf f 9mmdrhmrgrht twmmt jeEvANSViuc, In'9., August 3.1, An election for Seven Directors and a Secretary for the Company, to serve for tho ensuing year, will bo held at the office recently occupied by M. S. Johnson, Eeq., on Tliird street, near Main, on Monday, tho 10th day of August, 18Ö8, to open at t o'clock, ami close at 5 o'clock, P. M. By order of tho Hoard of Director. augS-td BOBERT KAltLKY, Secretary. mfttxtemm Mutt mm f M.imtmttmt It in ei(hty years in-e thU Liniment was first offered to ths afflictetl. Many millions of bottles have been u.ed, and it lias given letter satisfaction than any article ever liefore tried tut similar purposes. It possesses a specific power over inflammations, and chronic or accitlental derangement of tho Muscles, Joint, Ligaments or Ekln. It is a source of great pleasure to feci that we have boeu the humble means of relieving rurh ma immenso amount of suffering, snd Lave caused many thousands to "leap for joy," be..tue their pains wer relieved, their wounds heaird and their stiff joints made elastic Unscrupulous parties, regardl- of their obligations to ourselves or the publie, are engaged In attempting to introduce a spurioot and miserable article under another name, by representing It to be the same or siiuTar. ?Be on your guard! Bay none but the original MEXICAN' MUSTANG) LINIMENT, and yon will not W deoelvd. O. W. Westbrcok, Originator. BARNES k PARK, fx h'i.VdAwomos. PToftrictors, New York. jrJUSTl'CMm 8(110 OL OF MED I. jlflL cine, Louisville, Ky. The Lectures in this institution will commence on the first Monday in November, snd continue four months. During October preliminary lectures will be delivered at the Hospital aud College. FACCLTF. B nj. W. Dudley, M. D., Emeritus Profuser of Surgery. Henry M. Bullitt, M. D., Professor of Theory and Prarticeof MedMn. Ji hu Hanlin, M. I., Professor of Obstetrics and Clinical Medirine. t. W. Wright, M. V., rrofMor of Medical Obem-i-trv. N. B. Marshall, M. P. Prof-)r of Materia 3Iedicasud Therapeut!. Miihlleton tddsmith, M. I.. Prifi-nor of the Principles tif Surgery and Clinical unjery. W. I. Mirman, M. I.. 1'rofewK.r of Anatomy. . W. It.tyleiw, M. D., Professor of Physiology and Pa!holit:i-l Atcttomy. Jiavid t'uiiiniiiis, M. I. Iemontrator. For informatiou address N. B. MARSHALL, M. 1.. Jlyl-Sin IVan of the F:ei1tr. 4 FliH.rinj; Mill, econd Ueet, between Chestnut and t 'ieriy, dealers in Lumber and manu&irtu-r-rs of IVxo, Miutten. Uli it 0. Mush, lKor and Window Frames, Moullings of every six. rioriug, WeathettNwrding, Shelling, Mantles, rise Pilasters, tin-cichon. Suh, and Chain Pnntp Tubinj;. A Urge aertutent ejf 8ush, Ulinds, IVors, Moulding and Pump Tubing, constantly 0:1 hand. Abs, ready worked Flooring of all kind.. VnHn atMut to rrvt buildings in the Southern or Western country, ronkideriuc the low rate of frrlzht by liver, railroad and canal will find it to their interest to purcbnxo at our establishinent, where they run I eiipplied wilh all the rarpenU-r's work, rrailv-uiadc, of seasoned lutnN'r, fr the lin-L-h .f buildings. Our work U not made as nioet fitrtory work. Ith tenons half way through, but it is framed ia the aiiie manner at if made ly hand. Sawing of all kinds done on short notiec. Terms .-uh, nnlees therlae agree. 1 uMn. iuy?l-tf STEELE A Ilt'NNEL. V County Orders, drawing interest, and which harr Ivrn radunwl previows to September 1, will be redriwd vn presentation to the County Treasurer. N. H. I will -ay no interest accruing on said nlera aft-r thi dte. 1 UE'IHKE VENNEMANN, Treasurer. J.-U VAM'L L. fcotS......i,ro. W. WICKS LtVI L. KOCK. NOCK, WICKS. A. CO., - WHOLESALE GROCERS, Commission Merchants, and MkALISS IN Foreign k. Domestic Ltqstors, Clears, Ac. fce. ai.evt ron AV.7.VM, MISSOURI ASl KY. TOBACCO. .i so, a:ests roa MAYSriLI.E VOTTOS YAltyS, TTTISE. BATTISCC0TT0S A MA SILL A CORDAGE No. Ml Main street. LOCISVILLK, KY. I We keep conft.-iiitly en hand a larpe stork of ppr lrinl of Tlrrx, amonz whieh are Itolland's nU F.nipn-ss Pino Apple Twit and Paocake. Also, ltolcrt' and Harris Ut brand. Our stork of pure Obi Ilourbon and Rye Whisky, Is birjte anl well e.-".-ett. all of which otT.-r on C'MhI temn to the Western and Southern train. NOCK, WICKS CO., Main street. AVIioIciHile Tobacco Agency. We sre, uw rereivuig ur new st.k .f Virginia and Kentucky Touneco, wblcn we oner low tv tne trsile. HOLLAND'S TOBACCO. Enirre! rreniiniu Brau-1 200 Boxes. T. J. Hollrtml, No. 1 M ........175 do Jiv-oh StrS'U-r. ...................... ,..........lJk dn C. L. MolUinI . lu) dn i. K. Garner . iU C. O. llotUtbU. (ti do It. It.. 7.i do Kxtra laneake . .. 2 Kepi. Extra Foil Twist................. . SO Butts. ; ZZZ Z c:0iJ..n Ace l'ancake t Boxes. LANGUOnN'A TOBACCO. ( Gold Leiif Extra... .TO Butts. I J. M. Ciil r ... "" do !. K. bitc.........................M........ t'rft do ' HAltniS' TOBACCO. Snltnna ...................... 75 Catt's. r-rle's "orite..... .... tiO Boxes. do do . 100 Catt's. Came Cx-k 20 Casi'S. j I.nxnry ef the l'txile . JO Kegs. I Aprirtif .. an k Jehn ."rnith. .. 20 Cases. ! liOBKItTS TOBACCO. ! E. M. -en'i.! V20 Boxe. K. W. Bartou . M lo IloberU' l!- t. . 30 do l'lueJ HulU Butts. KENTUCKY AND MIjOI BI TOBACCO. i r,aB r;T1 " 10 1 1 1" ' Bassett s 4 D) .10 do I j. i? ... ' w Mtlfolk's huu1 ami C.. . 80 Butts. I R',ck ",1r ',? do do A As...., do do Catties .......l.'0 Pkgs. Cundrv Brands ( k Ki Bxcs. NOCKS, WICKS . CO., Ml Main street, Louisville, Ky. jly3-3n 0TTtN ATTINtTbale;fnr sale ivy GIf-MEKT & BuWLFiV Arrutj "Cytftss Mills."

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

T THE X. S V. UNE. Last Night's Despatches From New York. 'ia- Yckk, Aug. 18 r. m. The United Statei steam frigate Niagara, Cant. Win. L. Hudson, which sukivtmt in laying the Ocean Telegraph, anchored 0ff ! thc l'.atterv at 5 odock. p. m. As the Niahara passed the forts he was greeted with the national salutes, and when approaching the Battery, a salute of 100 guns was fired therefrom by the Scott Life Guards. The Niagara reports that she had a supply of poor coal when she left St. Joohn, which raa short, occasioning the delay. Mr. Field states that he has not the slightest doubt of the cable being an entire success. By the Persia, which waj met by the Niagara off the bar, outward bound, he wrote to the Directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Co. of Great Britain, recommending them to prepare another cable at once, as it was evident that the present one, which, in a short time, may transmit messages as rapidly as an air line, will not be sufficient for the business. Until the last of September the line will be closed to all messages excepting those to and from the Governments of Great Britain and the United Stated. The Niagara went to the 'avy Yard at 7 o'clock this evening, gaily decked with colors from stem to stern. ihe received a salute from the North Carol na. The city of Brooklyn is finally illuminated in many parts, including the City HalL The City Hall at Williamsburg ia also' illuminated, (.apt. Hudson's reception was enthusiastic. The streets of the city were crowded. Tiffany & Co., the celebrated jewelers, in order to satisfy the great public denied have purchased the remainder of the cable on board the Niagara, (80 miles) to sell in small pieces. The Brooklyn authorities have decided to celebrate the success of the Atlantic telegraph to-night. Capt. Hudson will receive a public reception at the city Hall, amid salutes, illuminations, bonfires, fireworks and music. The cost to be j. 000. From Washington. Washington, Aug. 18. r. u. The Post Master General has been assured thatM essrs. Butterficld & Co. will commence on the 15th of September, carrying the overland Pacific mail, and no doubt remains of their prompt and succeasful fulfillment of their contract All the necessary means of transportation will be on the route. The stations are already fijeed. The supplies of water arranged. The Cass-Vsarri treaty, as amended by Nicaragua, has been received by our Government, and is under the consideration of the Executive. The Utah peat commissioners hare had a long interview with the 'resident concerning the atlairs of that Territory. The Prcsidcut has appointed George W. Rycman Secretary of the legation at Chili, and William II. Carlin, Post Master at Quincy, Ills., vice J. C. Kiley, declined. From Cincinnati. Cincinnati, Aug. 18, r. u. The City is brilliantly illumiuattd. The Ga; Company donated 100 bbl. of tar, which are now burning at every corner. The bells of the cities of Newjtort and Covington are. ringiug. Oue hundred guns are being fired. The fire last night destroyed a cow stable near the Urig ttou House, belonging to Win. Hogan. Seventy-six cows were burned. From Pittsburg. PlTTiBl RO, Aug. 18 r. M. The Democratic Convention to-day nominate! Andrew l'urke for Congress in the 21st District, Siumict McKcc for the Senate, Thos Donnelly, Philip Stevenson, John L. Quirn, Kotiert Morrow, mid A. JIartin for assembly. Strong repudiation resolutions were unanimously adopted. The convention refused to cutcrt.üu the resolutions of Judge Wilkins, complimentary- to the administration of Mr. Buchanan. New York Market. New York. Aug. 18 r. m. Flour firm; 4,500 bbls sold; Uliio has advanced 5c. Wheat is buoyant ; sales of 8,000 luh. at an advance of l(2c. ; westem red vMUgl 18: white 1 18(J?1 20. Corn buoyant, sales of 42,000 bush. ; white Hl(7t ;84enyeIlow y( Ole. Pork firm; mesa $1 1 00(2,17 75. Lardsteady ; sales at 1 1 Jc. (S.lljc. WliNky firm, sale ut 27c. Sugar firm at Cjt. New York Cattle Market. Beeves have advanced Jc. sales at 7(S;0 avaragc 8(W,81. Receipts 2,800 head. Cows are heavy. Veals unchanged. Sheep and Limbs have declined. Swine slightly declined, sales at $4 50(7.,5 00. Receipts 2,800 head. Inciunatl Market. ' Cincinnati. Aug. 18, r. m. I Flour rather dull; dcinaud limited ; 1,500 j bbls. sold at 4 75 4 85 for superfine, j ni!.ky mu ; sales ol VW obis, at J.c Provisions are fUuuly ; lo hhd.. hulk tides sold at 8jc. packed, and 30 hh-ls. bacon suouiaers an e. : iiomers continue firm Wheat is active at 9 50? A 0 for strictly prime red aud white. Oats arc firm at CO. Com n dull ut jj. Afternoon Report. Message of the Mayor of New York to tha lord Mayor of Loudon. Nfw York, Aug 17 m. t r y Mayor Ticmana to tue Ixrd Mayor of London I congratulate your Lord.-hip on the successful laying of the Atlantic Cable uniting the continents of Kurope and Arterica, and the cities of London and Xcw York the work of Great Britain and the United States, the triumph of science and energy over time and space, thus uniting more closely in the bonds of tKracc. To the Hon. Srtrttary vf Statt, On Culoiii?, Ijfutflott, KlanJ. The Governor General of British North America presents his humb duty to the Queen, and respectfully co rratulatcs her Majesty on the completion 01 the telegraphic communication between Great Bribün and the Colonies. EDMUND HEAD. The day for general festivities is to be fixed bv Loudon. From Sew Yoik. New Youk, Aug. 17 m Mayor Tiemann, to-day sent the following despatch to the Mayor of Montreal, ia answer to the inquiry when the grand telegraphic celebration was tt) take place: To the Hon. S. D.RoJicr, Mayor cf Montreal: This city will celebrate this event but the day has not yet been fixed. We propose that London shall fix the day for general festivities, and that, if possible, all the cities ! of both hemispheres will unite in its celebra tion. You will, of course, receive seasonable notice. DANIEL P.TIEMAXN, . Mayor f Jfr .rk:

A similar answer has been sent to the J other parties and it must sufSce for anxious , inquiries everywhere. . New York, August 17 u. i The fclcctricians at Trinity Bay say Both- j ing conccrniug the working of the cabfe. t The time for the transmission or the Presi- j dent's re.tly will depend on the working of

the cable, at this time perhaps under farorble circumstances, it will require an hour. and a half. The steam frigate Niagara is signaled be low. New York, Aug. 18, 10 o'clock, u. The Niagara has anchored off the light ship, and is awaiting high water before she comes up to the navy yard. She will be welcomed with the salute already provided for, in anticipation of her arrival. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, Aug., 18 m. Flour dull. Wheat active, at full prices. Whisky dull and unsettled. Provisions unchanged. The river has fallen 7 inches. Weather clear. Mercury 84. Hirer and Weather. Louisville, Aug. 16 u. River is falling slowly with 3 feet 7 inches in the canal. Weather clear. Mercury 90. PlTTSBCBG, Atlg. 17 M. The river is 24 inches by the metal mark and falling. Weather clear. Mercury 85. From Washington. Washington, Aug. 18 v. The first message having been stated to be the complete message of Queen Victoria, the President, on this assurance, prepared his reply which is everywhere regarded as a full, happy and significant response to her majesty's dispatch. The entire message has relieved her of the generally unfavorable criticism to which tlic iiieompMc dispatch at first exposed her. The liveliest iiltcrcst in the success of the Atlantic telegraph is manifested by the Administration. The Secretary of the Iuterior has decided that the Law of 1850, grantiig to Stattt swamp and overflowed lands is not applicable to Minnesota, and that the statute docs not extend to States admitted into the Union FuWqucnt to its passage. Nkit Orleans, Aug. 18 v. The mortality from yellow fever in this city, has been more than doubled during the past week. The whole nnmbcr of deaths from the epidemic has been 285, being an incrsascof 145 over the previous week, when the deaths were 140. The deaths, yesterday, were 58, showinga still further increase over the previous average. Additional Foreign News. New York, Aug. 18. m. The following items were rccciTcd by the steamship Saxonian : The British Parliament was prorogued on the 2d inst,. till the 19th of October. The Queen's speech, which is an uninteresting document was delivered by a commission. The London Timet attacks the sj-ccch with severity. Two and a half millions of specie had arrived in England. New loans by the Turkish and Chilian Governments were exjiccted. The arrangements for laying the Red Sea cable were complete. Mr. Lynigc has Ut-i appointed Secretary of Legation to Sir William Gore Ou.-cly's mission to Central America. More than a dozen vessels had foundered in the recent gale in the North Sea. Ismacl Pacha, of Jcddah. had arrived. France and England had come to an understanding on the subject. All the offenders are to 1 punishei', irrespective of rank, and the injured to receive indemnity. Two hundred arrests have been made. Thcommsrcial advices by the Saxonian, arc mostly anticipated. London Market. London, Aug. 6 . Consols closed to-Liy at 9C0CJ for money, and 'JC'Q, for account. New Orloana Market. New Orliass, Aug. 17 r. u. Cotton sales of 1,200 bales. The wirket is firm. The sales for three days past have been 3,000 bales, and the receipts 1,200 halts. Flour $5. Mess Pork $ 18. Murder at Chlesgo. A young man named Magcc. a worthy mechanic of Chicago, was iuurder.-d on Monday, in cold blood, by Francis Büsch, a youth of twenty an only son of one ot the wealthiest citizens of Chicago. The circumstances as stated by the Chicago Vtmucrat, are aout as follows : A building owned by Büsch s father extended over the line three inchc?, on an adjoining lot, and the owner of the lot, who was building, requested its removal. This request be did not comply with, and after counselling upon the subject, they resolved to tear of tie siding, and brick up l-etwccn the studding, leaving the inner ceiling undisturbed. Monj 1;1V inoril;nj, their workmen accordingly cnmn,cnccu tearing off the clap boards, Mr rhs Frank Busch, seeing this, ; nriintil n lomlfti riKtoI Ihrmiirh an oru'D I -;nl.-,u- ifil tVSrrtif onrl f Ii f Til a u n V A 1 urimlitu- niul fright rnol them nwnr j romli;lint vni then nude to the authorities, . anl a gnccdal force of hulf-a-dnzcn police t were ordered to repair to the spot and protext the workmen. Young Rusrh waa nrrcated, taken to the Police Court, and waiving an examination, gave bail to appear I next Monday morning And stand ir'al for an . as:utt with a deadly weapon, bis father goi 1112 his ccuritv in the sum of $500. ' A soon as he was at liberty he returned to the spot, and (o nulling fur a few moments with his father and mother, hv walked dclilicrately around to where his victim, in company w ith other workmen, were bu?y erecting a K-aßolding, and without speaking a word, drew his pistol from his pantaloons pocket, and shot him dead in his tracks. So unexjH?ctcd and deliberate was the phooting that thoe who wem looking at him all the time, among whom were police officers, one of w horn was within five feet of him, th'at the deed was done ere his arm could be stayed, lie was at once Feized by half-a-dozen rcrsons and d's:irmcl. after which he I was taken to the armory and locked up. - The pistol used was a Colt of the latest improved patent. His father and a Mr. Robson were abro arrested as accessory, before the fact. The father is said to be worth half a million, and the question is whether there is a rops strong enough in Chicago to hang a man whose pockets hold such an amount of gold. The citizens are determined to find one. EST Delazon Smith, U. S. Senator elect from Oregon, is an Ohioan. He hits the honor of having been expelled front Oberlin College, and of writing a pamphlet entitled 'Ooerlin Unmasked." Dining th? reign of John Tyler bs was a Tyler man, and.WAS gent on a mission to some unknown receptacle for office seekers in Central America. Thence he sti. k for California, and now 1 turns up S. Senator from Oregon when ?hc 'comes in.'

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

I JLm TABLISHED WHARTBOAT, fcraiisviue, Indiana. Storajre rorwardin. ai Cetuuiission1 Mcn:hants, general Ksilfi-arf, eamtoat, and' Express A-nts, Special Agents for" the PENN. CEltTRAL RAILROAD, and connectioa!ror wftkh we sre authorized to gire through frr?u at tbs lowest possible rates. Havinir a maaiAoth Wharf boat at the landing, the larpuit en th Ohio Kiw, capable of storinjr aud protecting aU merchandize liable to dnnuips frbm esposnre, ie-jrre pnparid to Cvilitate th dispatch of all eoftsigBflwat, forwards to our core, by either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL Particular sttentk-n paM to RcceNftif , Storing aal rorwnrding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to tu for sale, and satisfaction guaranteed. Ofiice and cxienoive Wnrehons on Wster street, djoininjj the Telegraph, ami on tbe t"harf l.t, where we are to be found, attunding to ths interests of our patrons at all hours, day ana night. With onr superior facilities; long standing ; untiring energy; and knowledge of our badness, we feel confltlent of gieing general satisf.iction, and hope to merit a continuance of the extensive patronage we are now enjoying. Liberal cash advances will be made on all consignments to either ourselres or correspondents in any cf the principal markets, North, East or South. P. C. O'RILEY A CO. Wm It. HO WJBt, BKCXi wi.ytJ, MAWm FORWARDING AN P COM MISSION M KUCHA N, Water Street, Evaxsville, Ivmaxa. Thankful for tbe patronage heretofore so liberally extended to me, I beg to say to my Green River anil Wabash friends that I am still on 'the ground, ready and willing t give their consignment close attention. Particular attention given to th forwarding of Tobacco, Pork, Lard, Bacon, Caks add general Merchandise. - mrtT-oiii trpmouw r jtiMj.y nucnit'MM ING. FORWARDING AND GENERAL ( COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Agents br Kanawha halt Company, Lranxville, Indiana. We have formal a co-pHrtnerehip under the stylj of Baowx k Aikmax, and offer our services in the capacity as set forth in our card above. We arc fully prepared to extend everv facility to shippers, citlM-r by CANAL, RIVKK.'or RAI LROAI), and assuve them that their interest sLall le Ciithfully represnted, should they ! pl.tscd to tavor us with their patronage. tffice and Man-house ou the corner of Main st. and the C anal. WM. BROWN. W. M. AIRMAN. Late cf Howard A Bro n. Lute of FOSTER, A Co. jan2C-tf gptJJS'JL, STM-tJ:l heve Urge JvUy ble Warehouse at tha Canal Bin, cspaMo cf storing any amount of produce, h ich will be receired. stored, t.'tken care of and held subject to the owners order on most reasonable term?. I G. O'RILEY. ml2C-tf iTOBJtJJi U .y "Till e ar pn-iuiiwl 3 to sure in our Fire l'rK.f Warehouse, auy itutntity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandize, on the most liberal terms. Having lare and sire rooms np stair, pirtirular care will he taken of honsehold Furniture, Agricultural Implements ami all kinds of goods or wares liuble to damage from damp or rwt. Insurance effected at the lowest fir proof rtcs, by the month, or longer when desired. Warehouse located on corner of Loeut street and W. anl . Canal, and mutt runvenieut tvx shipping by River or Railroad. Applv to ap2S GLO. FOSTER 1 CO. RAILROADS AND EXPRESS. of Tt.nK.rt i CRAW, rrr r-r-A-n VILLE AND fortbjviie lUilnl, rf f Vws,iir On aud after Monday, July liiU, ln, th Uains on thii road will run as followsThe up mail will leave EvanevHl at 9 A. 51.; Vincenncs 12.10, aud arrive at Terre Haute at 3 P. M. as heretofore. (Dinner both at Vincenncs and Terre Haute.) The down wail will l.-ave Torre Haute at 3.33 P. M.; Yincennes C.33, and arrive, st Evansville at 9.10 P. M. (Supper at Yincennes.) THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN BETWEEN EVANSVILLK AND YINCENNES. On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays cnly. Will leavo Yincennes st COO A. M. aud" arrive at Evan-ville at 10.13 A. M. Will leave Evansville, at 1.30 P. M. und arrive at Vincenncs at 5.37 P. M. BETWEEN YINCENNES AND TF.RRE HAUTE. On Mond.tys, Wednesdays at.l Fridays on!y. Will leave Yincennes at C.'Sl A. M. and' arrive at Terre ll.vite at 10.60 A. M.; will have Terre Haute at 1.10 P. M. and arrive at Vino nti"; at G.U P. 31. JOHN INGLE, JR., up't. j'vi: JL We beg to call the attention of Merchant buying or ordering their fill sttx k from the Extern cities, to the superior advantages and facilities Of the naltlmore and Ohio Railroad. r the safe and speely trunp.rtati..n of Fre'ghts to Kvansville and vieinity. C'ouneetioiis are m.-wle with the most reliable Railroads and .vt.rtra-hi;n. River route thortcued and improved by completion to Parkersburgh. Through rates lower than by any other ronte. Apply to M. Potter, Boston; B. F. Kri.tr. Philadelphia ; C. F. Pervifl. New York ; J. T. Ksciaxn, Baltimore, fur inf-jrniMtion or tbnitgh rates, t.r to tJEO. FlSTER k C.. Freight Agents, Comer Ieocunt street snd Canal, Eransville, Indiana. Jy-n (wna.n'ti exp mesh f fl.np.i.vivOTM. NEW ABIIANCKMEXT. The Adam's Exfrkm ConrArr resjct fully announce to their friends and (tatrons, the public of Evannville and vicinity, that, with IncrcamAl tscilitie for tbe transportation of FREIGHT. PACKAGES, M O S E Y A S I VALUABLE!;. Ttitr soll it a eontlnu.au. of foncu r fnmn. K-H-:i care taksn in the collection of Bills, Iraft., Notes, and the transportation f small aud valuable -A-kages. All persons wihing to avail theinse1rs of the facilities of tho Express, ran obtain any riotired information in rf'-nnre t the routes and b-tails of the luinc4, at their Uflie on Firt street, bttween Main and Locust, opposite th Vtvt Office. de IS G. II. FI.-H. Ag -nt. W HTJtaTTOJV, L11ER UJk'lt t Sale Stable, Second between Main and Locust Strer-t, 'ppoeiie .the Old Preabyterian Church, Evansvill'. The undervirncd has a large and commodious Brick FTaMc with sheds for carriage, and is prepared to take horses by the d.ir, week or month. Iiis cnxtciRicrs may le sure of bavin? thHr anitnnls well and cart-fully attfnlol to. He refT to the following gentlemen whoee hones he has Lal a long time under his chsrg. He lu also a nnuiber of pooj ami snf..- tidivr for the saddle or harnes", with a number of new and comfortable laiggta, to hire. Orders for saddle horses or buggies, vi ill be punctually atttud-d t. Jtetr to V.U. Krt, liiu oltirr; CT. II. Ifatnect; J. I. Cavil t, Ex-Sheriff; Cvprian Pn-ston. tl2.1y J. ETKATTPX. 7WiV-.i-X'-.f-? MO it Kit ft H H OtfJL Th-Troy lpn and Nail l"jrtorv, at Tny, I., nave iienry i.urii'ii s a Improved llorsn b. Maa-tiine. ff ry now in KU-eefut ierittiun.5l !b. Maehine-fv' ' sful erittiun, ff I Vi I to execute or-f 1 W na MnlcSho., ad natu-rn. at a - and are prepared ders fr Ifors. and of im' weicht and ltattera. at a Iri-e l ot little alx.ve the price of llor-e Sil e Ir-U. The qtialiry of the Iron u-d in th. hoes is warrnnled ia every rei-ect. Thew sho s have been nppnved of, and are nuv ueil by th United Stat 0-vernnent exclu-ively, as also by many cf the principal (Stage and Omnibus Compnules and IIoko h'xrs throughout tho country. These Shoes can I! purchased throueh the principal Hardware and Iron Stores iu tho United Mates. Orders addressed to the subscriber, at Troy lage, will receive prompt attention. W3I. F. BURDEN. Agent, apld-ly Troy, N. Y. mmoTiVK rs fumkbs .v V HAY DEALER!. The undersigned would resctfully inform tbe Hay Growers aud Dealers that he has purchased ths right to auks and sell PennisUn's PortabU Uay I'n-ss in Yanderburgh and Warrick conntie, and Is now ready to reorKe orders for Prosse, which be will promptly fill and set np, and warrant to perform all that Is represent'd. Persons wanting Presses would do eil to c;UI on the undersigned and examine tlie ntoUel aud the principle upon which they work, requiring W power and hands and doing more work and better than any other Press in one, 6.r anything like tbe money, and take np but little room. Mop on Second street between thik and Iul!erry, Evanhville. B. DYSON. jo-lmdiw lrion ä.vt j'XKt' t .viv;.vJV NIEXT DWELLING HOUSE on Oak st. Iietween First and Second, now in the occupation of Jir. tviTterman. Appir lo J. WESTLY iiur.nES, ; or to July2 W. KEÜTERMAN. TTBJRBLE IM Lit B.tTHI.VU JiH. OlA TABLIillMENT. SUNDERLAND, has opened iu connexio:; with his Shaviu'i Sa!non, some rjommodious and elegant BATHING KOOMS, wbre gentlemen can icet a leaant cold or warm btjh at all hours of the day, from 6 A. M., to 11 at nischt, for the very mcxlerate lric ot 25 cents each, or five tiekets for one dollar. jv-f moTiVMi is MimnBX' at i ,,, W W that Henry L. Mitchell hw leen appointed adminihirator of the estate of Mrs. EüVIKA MITCHELL, late tf this city, d(ifed. - fsid esUte U solvent- HENRY L. MITCHELL. Administrator.

STEAMBOATS.

-ÄVAND 31EMP1II8 EEGCLAR WEEKLX TACKET. tb-Siri-EKXER, C. lw, j. i. immiT, voir TIT T n . .. . mandr; J. R. Aicnta, CVrt loaves Looisville every Wednesday at 6 r. tt. ; leav, -Memphis erery Saturday at 5 T. x.; leaves EvansTilla for Louisville every Monday at 5 r. M.; leaves Evansville for Memphis every Thursday at 11 A. x.' ttSuWay Business solicited and attended to at same rates as charged by rackets. jan21-tf V. C. O'RI LEY CO., Agents. TRI-WEEKLY MAIL LINE. Steamer ALI DA. leaves Ev. anv ilia, every Mondav, WeddaT aad TrtutT at 9 a. w I-aves Paducah erery Tuesday, Thnrsday snd Satunlay. at 9 a.m. Connecting at Evansrille with LtCR.lt. for all points North and East, and with packets for Louisvillo, Wabash snd Green Rivers. At Paducah with packets for Saint Louts. New Orleans and the daily mail boats for Cairo, Nashville and Tennessee River. Business promptly attended to, and charges for freight and passage same as charged bv the packet J. II. Done. jivf-f.rllw W YILLE PACKET, THK-CHOCTAW. jjjiw. The steamer CHOCTAW, Captain rflpeSSjirDtrv, will run n-gufarly for tha sCftÄ remainder of the season," and as long as the water wil. permit, as a regular packst, between Kvanwville ai1 New Drliwina .... t, - ' " v. ' . , VIH U7l great speed, she can easily make the trip in thirteen days, and will hsav here everr fifteenth 1t aftar her dtpartnre. Mje will return on her third trip OX THE 11TII OR 12T1I OF MAT. ' The time of her arrival will be telegraphed from Yickahurgh and Memphis, and duly announced in the papers, that shippers may know aad rely upon her movements. Her officers pledge themselves to do all in their. power for the interest and fame cf ths city wlih which they ss. k to identify theimeiTes, and ther solicit In return from citizens such neouracvMatt as will make their connection ith the cite rmancnt and reciprocaHy profitable. Ths boat -will need for her support rr freights as well as dowu cargoe, and in proportion to her receipts, np, caa she afford to reduce her down freights. Shippers here should, therefore, for their own interest, endeavor to secure her up freights from their correspondents. I. A. CRANE, Agent. p31-tf WT S. JlJiM. MJh.'VEH F4VK 9J ET. EVANSV1LLE, rADCCAU AXI CAIRO IUCKLT. J. n. DONE, Darts. Master, learee Evansvillo every Tusada rand Frtri.1T- at 1nV1rwrV M : : Padacah at 6 o'clock, A. IL, Cairo at 12 o'clockT 31 iui iwij . iveiumiDC. leaves lairo ererr W ednejday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock. P. M j k M eTef"T TLu1y and Sunday, at CONNECTING AT EVANSYILLE WITn TrjK EYANS YILLE AND CRAWFORDSYILLE R. R and PackeU for Green River- Also, connecting at Smilhland with Cumberland River Packets' at Cairo with MetnpLl, New Orleans and St. Louis Packets. Tickets can be ol tsinod on board ths boat for all Eastern Cities. mart "äLyTY," Regulärst. Louis and Louisrle Pack, cts, LIGHTNING LINE. sfTL ar is . v . ssa mo loi.owmg ooau bave com. 'a'S-A e-meuced their nml,.tri . i i . ... . " - f m uf Louisvi Is ami Vt 1 ,.. . i . . wuuiiw run uunng mo season, girlur Particular attention to all wav bosiness The FASHION, exrr. j. . xxirvt. ras Evansville, goitg dowa every Toelay meru Ing, and up every Fri lsv uomrr.?. The HIGHFLYER, CAM. THOS. WKIOBT, Passes Evansville, going down, eriry Thorsdar morning, snd np everr Mondsy mornin LOUISVILLE AND ST. LOUIS Passengers and shippers can rely upon these boats leaving punctually on their regular days, and x nnecting with all tho ackets running above St Louis F or freight or passage apply on board or to mr17 P. G. O'RILEY k CO. JL. LOUISVILLE PACKET. jfZX! The JOHN" mriGCS wm hereafter .2lSft' run regularly as a Louisville so &ÄS3VEaneTiIlo Packet; having excellent aeeoumtidatiufia for Passenger.. ha wiU leave Evansville every Wednesday and Saturday aftc. . noon at 5 o clock, preclselv. V. If. COR. mar 28 P. 31. C A i: UN ER, at. jnHtJl'In LOI'ISWLLE, . JiVm ÄÄ'ANSYILLE Al)IIKI)Vl:iiv itrt:iii ne KTtAMt.R FCIOTO. NO 2. will leave Kvuini!!. t.. v iVAal.i, - --p . . " ...v . V J A UT--(LiT at t o rlnelr w iJ a..... -T . t,'lk for Henderson and Loutsville. Ac-omnuvlntions excellent. .f2H M VHiXK FOB BtB.'BOnv. O JL who tilcril-s fr the NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS, A Beautifully II Hut rated Family Newspaper. The. New York Meekly Press ia one of the larcest and best literary papers of the day. A larre Uulrto containing Taeuty Pages, or Sixty Columns, of entertaining matter; aad Elegantly Illustrated snrv A Gift worth from 50 cents to f 100 win l KBt tft each subscriber on receipt cf tho subscription money. r One copy for one year, snd 1 gift J2 00 Three copies one year, aud 3 glfti 5 qq Five copies one year, and Ä gifta m Ten copies one year, aud 10 gifts .""15 m Twenty-one copies on year, and K'gift jo 00 Lanadisn subscribers must send 2G cents each Iu adJmon to the alve. rates, to pav the American poxtage, which most be pre-paid. " The articles to be distributed are comprised In the following list ; 1 U. S. Treosnry Note- fiono 00 I a 5 2t.W GO each. -I . ,r d?, .,do 100 00 -. m r. l.r " ou M da 100 do o0 00 SO OO u oo IMO Silver Hunting Cased WatrtesTZ." 35 10 r ravm-. si w t 20 00 IUI t.old Guard, cet and Fob .S!'a.'r!: 10 00 to 30 fS lOOO Gold Tens and Tencils 5 CO to 15 -i Col l lockets. Bracelets, Brooches. Ear Dn rs. BretM Pins, Cuff Pins. Sleere Butans. Bin, hhirt Stnda, Watch Keys, Cold and Silver Thimble, en I a variety of other articles worth from 50 cents to $15 00 each. On receipt of the subscription money he subscriber's name w ill to entered npon onr books opposite a number, and the gift corre-ponliDg with thst number w ill be furwnrded wUhin on week to him. by mail cr ex press, rout -paid. There Is neither humbug nor Urttcrr about ths 'ovf as every snWibcr 13 rore cf a "iTi.re f value. rr,.f,.r to make this libt-ral distribution sroon- them instead of pfvinjt a Ur txmmi-ion to Agents, giving to the subscriber the amcULt that lo 1,10 A&at' iB a hnu-aiU-bin 11 Centre streit. New Yoik. V? "IN';.luH'ii. IVkerell. wi.lt- Ki-h. Lime Cement. AloiUi.-, Itrazil Nut, Filler", Enclioh Waluuts, Currtujw. luh-inf, rifts Camphor, Alum. I.p.tn Salts, S:pfcr, RcJl Biim.-ne, c4lras Miid.ler, Logwo.1. IdiPo, Cr. Tartar, Mm rt.Mt Cords, all kuuU; lilw kinp. Butting, Clorr Havana, GcnoHn, and half .Vpuiuh Cigars; Teafl! Ginger all kindi ; Glasw Jars, Lanterns ind Hask. Itnon Hyron. Mnvtard. Nu tmec. Matches. Siuixh Moss. LoUters, Uystere, Sardines, Pel per Sauce. Stove Pipes, Rosin, Fancy Kaps, Powder, fmtctj Iii, Tobacco, all kinds; Scotch Snuff. Starch. A inegar. Paper, all kinds ; Rice, Ac. Ac. . A supply vt the above kept constantly oa' Lifid. and for sole, low, by , GILBERT X BÖWLI-i-, June 20-tf SyVmore, near Wer. rim aj : 1 it. - - Tita.'i;f FROM .Vi Mit HIf IlKNCK fin thaw rd.w-tn. ua ..r Vimm - d m a v v as . va i lie ui 7. street, about ten days since, a Bst lVny ifL heivT li.iin. LLmLk Im. .Uli - . V . . . . isui Kjv, i'vu' jc'atb oii. Any r-ersou ret urn Ug him to me, or riving me Informatiou cf his whereabouts, will to rerid for so ng. IIIRAM E. iL ED. Evansville. Angibt 6th, l. 1 -J UVH F.F. T-t ULBS," Jm. I'rexb Salmon, ia 1 and 2 lb oaua. dv Lobster, do do da Mackerel do do da . do shad, do do da do Clams do do do rfn fit. n. .4 . . ifor sale by z. II. C(X)K k KlV. Atl'M-nl and White Fih. 10u w hole aad half torreU in lino ortler and best Quality - 40 whole and half barrels Marken10 do. 1 and 2 pound cans Oysters; 2U0 drums Figs; . 2. bales picke! Spanish Moss; 50 tWn Buldwin, Meyer t Co.'s extra ouality Lemon Syrtip; 1 4'K) d. wn whole and half boxes S-u-j:oe: 10 tierces choice Rice; Supplies of Cheee received wecklv, during the s jniniersca.wn. For sale I v . GILBERT k J 0WI.ES, ' Svt'amore nfrvf t-ear .VJer. 7329 IJT; Al .iiut-Jt .v -as. Z tf itlLill;.is AU t Ail. E. Ife.ii.. . l!ivnli.r Iu. l.ii.il.t .nit Jim Luiuriw: .J I? H. Ih-unett, in tlie Luutüur l"xd. iws'. K a- A it-nil rain's Fonnlery. Jle cow offers lit attxk at I ch n rrlce for rah. Jlylm JAS. i W VN ON. arrival tois tUj ot Wtk, at Z.H. COOK k SUNS, Sole Ap nts . fCnan'

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