Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 15, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 August 1858 — Page 3

AUGUST 'OH r See FlrM and Fonrth Page for Interesting Heading Matter. Local and Miscellaneous te3?"TIie people of Henderson hail no ru-itcrn mail trora FriJ.ir morning up to vestr-Hay. They hare asked to hare their eastern mail sent by the war of Evansville. fkäy Jefferson county, InL, and Trimble county Kyn have sent to Cincinnati, Chicago and other distant cities, six tbou-and nine liunIrcd and fifty-fight Imshcls of blaik'arrries this reason. t5r Our miller arc now paying from 75 t 90 cent j er luhel for good wheat. Flonr w felling at ?4 50 and ?5 00 for the different grade. CrfThcact"OunU from some section of Virginia and North Carolina, relative to the corn crop, are very distressing. The corn U drying tip, ami large field will prove a!iMt trurth U'SM. &rf Those of our lady friends who with sonic new and choice piece of nituic, will find them at Joux IIealy' Bookstore. lie ha just received a large assortment of the "litest publications. Ilii stock of books and stationery ,"alst, is not easily excelled. rjT Ve call attention to Henry Mitchell's, administrators' sale of the household furniture of Elvira litchell, deceased, thi morning at 10 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms of Woolsey k Nelson, corner of Main and Third street. EäT'I'y reference to au nlvcrtiscracnt ia another column, it will be seen that a four horse stage coach is now running regularly lictween this city and Henderson. Thi will afford an opportunity to go to Henderson in the afternoon, have two or three hours in which to run around, and return in the morning, in time for the cars. CÖ Manj- of our merchants ure now receiving their fall imd winter stocks. Among ther., wc notice that Scaxtlin k Stevens have received one of the largest and best selected assortment of stoves ever brought to this city. Almost any kind of a stove can Iks found there, and we doubt not, at Almost any price. We would say to those making arrangements to keep off " winter's fronts' give them a call. - täT The Crawfordsvillc liericic nunouncs the disiovery of a remarkable mineral I .prin, ly workmen who were digging a mill race near that town. The waters are very strongly impregnated and are supposed to posses valuable medicinal qualities. They are lieinj analyzed by Ir. Brown, the eolosist, w h) U engaged in making a geolog ical survey of the counfy. The owner ha been Offered $10,000 for tllC Spring and four acres of ground. A Cl RlOSITY. Our VOUllff friend William I nil 1 1 r "v ' fe-o researches, laat autumn, found the tooth of a voting mastidon on the banks of the river I near the Itodiam ctwil mitus. Yesterday, while exploring the same locality, he picked ?ther "of the same sort" measuring five inches in width aud three and a half in thickness. Its prong had decayed but tlie body aud upjcr surfaces of the molar were as firm and bright as when the monhtcr chewed the eud of "sweet contentment'' aud was " monarch of all he surveyed.' ContMfnim fed. Merchants' Exchange Mb. Kditou: We have an organized Roard of Trade in our city, and its organ i&ltion contemplated the establishment of a I Merchants Kxchange. I KvcrTthln- must have a Winnin-r At I first we muit exKit it to be small, perhaps, iu the eyes of some persons, insignificant, vet as trade increases, and as our market rmwi Lirrer. the ecessitr for a nlar. and nmeAWurc oujers ami ncuera can mmm assume more importance, and greatly facill- I fate business, aud at the same time produce ;i fair and healthy competition. Kvansvillc is uow a l;rge nnd increasing wheat market. We have some six or eight merchant mills dependant on it for supplies; besides ,it is looked too as a supplying point

TUURSDAY MHRNING.

by Pittsburg, Cincinnati, St. LOUIS and the geuital organs. Reader, have you a private distber millers : also bv Eastern and Southern not neghy-t it. Delay is dangerous.-

.1.: x.t.i - -11 f.- .uÄ m i ruu'pTi? v vil iv a v iiub u n vu lot "v ltoard of Trade to designate at once some place where sellers could exhibit their samt.litj f.m ib.. i 'Tä Iin rf 1 vi,- 3 ntiil nlark ' Mrue hour of each day tvhen sellers and bttVeri COUld Sleet tOgCtllCr for Sale and puru" MII,ri, fhas. MILLER. r.vorthy, we think, of the attention of our . , , . . t tuizens. ii an rxcnance couw ot rsuolished, grain and many other articles could - - - - - i nc soiu iiere, as uiey are m an large piai., by sampled. The farmers of this vicinity, .hinnera from Newburr. TtiM'knnrt. Mt. Vernon. and nlaces on the canal, railroad, and . , , . , . ' uu iuc .o-u uu vtrews risers, vuuiubcuu samples and try this market before shipmne . . . . ..." tneir produce io atsiani raarücts. w e tnmk the arrancerocnt would not only be a great b .. J. b . sonTenlenee to our own citizens, but would jiave an important influence in attracting trade from other places to tins City. s -T We invite the attention of the sick iiml nfflictl trtthe advertisements in Our ' i c. renins of Dr. Easterly Iodme and bareaUarilla and Gridley's Salt Rheum and Tetter Ointment, Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam, Te TUW. Kr-elfi. Fir ITooWs Female s- - - r- I .uruii, auu ur. t-taicricj.a c Killer. Those medicines arc prepared by a thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and Phannamtit tbat 11 can relv nnon . . . ' .r.i..ojj .llc uu cucciuat i vu....ö the diseases for which they are recommended. They arc standard rcmedie s, and can . " . ; " " u "" tary store in tlie Lrutfd .State.

Candidates.

Jmmea MM, hmmmderm is a Candidate for reelection to the office of County Surveyor of Vander bnrgh County. nrJiditmrt You will muouiki me a a Cnndid&te fr the office of Sheriff, st the emuinn Ortober eleetior. WM. PAINE. nng23 We are authorized to announce th name of Thons. W. Rov.t, a candidate tv Sheriff of Vao'lrrburpu County. (20 Iff. MSdttmr, You will pl-a.-c announce my name as Caudidatc fur the office of Sheriff of VuidcrburKh Comity, angl JOUX 8 CA VITT. Vr. .sYetft er Plvaae announce the name of Isaac S. Mooar, aa an Independent Candidate for Circuit Judge of this Circuit. augl Dr. J!mttrou will pica announce my aaaie as Candidate to represent Vanderburgh County in the next Lcgudatnr. BEN ETINSUX. TTr. Miiitmr : Yoa are Td to announce the tm Die of Mm. K. Mt;iw, jh., a candidate fur nretntation from Yaudi-rhursb County, at the rtobrr elation. MANY VOTERS. aug!3 4Jmrg-t 4Hmg-r Im an InA'juudvnt Cniidiliite fr Sheriff, at the rimuinn -tol-r dction. Gtmrgt U Me B rid ail! t an indr-n-dt-ut candidate for Slier I If, at the en.uing Cctober election. Special Notices. Oae mflht mm$t Frttmltnt, and at tlie aauit time truubWftoiue and paiuful diM-iuwa that attrnd tlm human fifh, im thw V-vrr ana Ajrw. For a long time the medical world have bti-n Voiitinually bringing forth nnnwrou rfxt ifua for ita permanent cure ; but all without effect, hr. J. Hoftftter, an ezirieiiced and cvh'tratnl iyhysician, ban ncreetb-d in furniahiug the public with a valuable prraratiou for the cure of Fever and Ague. The fady and increating dciuaiid Utcly made for the " Kitt-," and the uui veral urceM attending it ate, have made for it a reputation unwurpanard by any aprcific of

the kind. For the cure of the Fever and Agnc, Dr. vice, ami a Homeopathic phynician prem-nt intcrroHwtcttcr'a celebrated Stomach Bitten miMt and gate.1 the departed apirit of Ilanenvuia a to what dioutd claim a auierlority over any other prepar- nmrdy aliould te taken. Ind and dint! net reia,

atiou extant. For sain by PrugxUta and deak-r gekerallr, everywhere. angZ't-lw -Es hmml .Yf r-TUc School of the Sifters of rrovkleace will be open on next Momlay (Augwt 3)ith) for tlie receptiou of pupil. The Parent and Guardians of young Lolirs and children, w ill find it to their eepeclül advantage to patronixe this etablishmcnf, as the Teacher are of the lilgheat order of tateut, aud no labor will te rpared oa tlio rt of the Sibtcr?, to advance those entrusted to their rare. I ausr2a-lw I OKlta sr tkt Hwmmtttli Imt-rmme t out- I ivaaj, ansville, Ind., August 12th, Kill. Tie Stockholders of the Evanaville Insurance Company, am hereby notified, that tbe annual election for Nine Director, w ill be held at the Office of the Com pany, on Montky. ttw 6th day of N-ptcuibcr next, N-twecn the hours of 1 and 4 o'clock, P. 31. By order of the Board. aiiK-litd WM. T. PA3r,Swretary. Or, JimBttrly't loälnt mmd ttmrampmriilm Will cure all di. aes arieiug from an linpuru state Of the Blood, or a depraved condition of the fluids nf the systtMn, viz: Cancer, Swelling of the Glands, Rheumatism, White SwellingH, Chronic Sore Eyt Piles, Boils, EryieL, Goitre, I'ain in the Bone and Joints, fleer in the Mouth and Throat, ami all Chronic Constitutional InWaw. This moUcin searches out the very roots of the diwsye by purify ing the blood, and changing the secretions in tlie system, thus removing the carete, which renders the cure certaiu and pvrmaneat. Dr. E;itcrly"s IiNÜne and Surnaarilla will eure the wnrt niercuriut diseo.e and drive out rod deetroy every particle of liM-rrury whh h b ia the ytem. ant cure Its bud effects. It will cure Secomlary Syphilis or Venereal eaaw, awl will drive the Syphilitic Virus and all hereditary taints and poisonous matter out of the system through the pores ot the skin, and restore ,h' alpnt l perfrrt state of health and purity. ft I. . . !a t. . If I . !- s t t . lvaFii ruir ut llfr Vl'IIll'UHUI nun HVIi'I1 Sbi. if iw-d a r-roncr h nrth of time. I challfn-e the world to produce it equal in th.- complaints. Tlie afflicted will hear in mind that Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarmtparilla w ill cure all Nervous Piseases, Female Complaints, Dropsy, Gravel, Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Crinary Organs iu a few dar. It will remove rimples nd Blot lies from the Face, and make the skin clear, white and beautiful as alabaster. It dovs this by purifying the Mood, ad by its prompt action on the Liver, Kidney, and Secretory Organs, producing vigorous health. Prrsons who have long been afflieied with Scrofu la, Old Sores, Tetter, Ringworm, Scald Head, Blotrhua, Eruptions of the Skia and all Cutaneous Diseases, are advLei to procure Gridley's Salt Rheum and Tetter Ointment to apply on tlie Sores, or diseased parts, wbeu uing Dr. Fuisterly's Iline and SarsaparilU. The I-nline and Sarsaparill.i pu rifies the Blood, and raitees the aores to discharge their putrid matter, and the ointment hmls them, When lath are used (whirh I always recommend) a remanent and radical cur is alwaya eflected. They are the tssnt and hiost powerful curative known tw mAn A ,aIr trlal aI1 x Bu fear the result. ,,rice of the Inline and SarsaparilU 51 p. r i-Jttle, or 6 ,K,t,,9 for rMI's M K'''im OintI metit 75 cent per bottle. Both are preitared ly Dr. Fwf rly, comer of Third and Chesuut stm ts, St. Louis, Missouri, sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be addremcd. .Sold by Hall. k k Stoddard, W. Bierls.wer, Lierh A Calslett, Keller A White, Druggists, iu F.vansville, and by Druggists generally. my.u-lyins. Dr Bmktr't Uptti&e till car OmmmrrKmi. flWI. $itrtitnre. Sm i iimI AWalcnMt- fliorili. of he Kidneys, Bladder, and all diseases of I K t n m u m a as a lr. uaKer Ppecinc is a aaa, spciy.ana nuirai . r . I sapsa. U Itri TW TUtVsr ViiMifli rsssa aan ra vonr. Xt, and prevent exposure, as plain directions for I use accompany the medicine. 1'rlee 8150 per bottle I a n Ciifmr corner Tliiril anil llii-sinnt .treeta, St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, to w hom all Order must be addressed to get the gruuiue. Sold b Hillock A 5tod.tanl Lelch A Caklett KelU-r Jk S''"11", 'w,'kl1" " jr. JHm,itr-la jesr st ag- Milür, I hi . , w .t. :ii . i t- ,y.....v wiucureAgw xrrr,vui.i.i.i ic., APf Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, and x I vMHHai luring t r t-r-iii iia itwiu tV vitunn . i,f hew u a woman or ehiJ Wlft4.r. with Ague and Fever, they are advised to pro I cure Dr. Easterly's Ft-Ter and Aaue Killer. It is a positive cure-peedj and permanent. Try It. I Price 51 per bottle, or six bottles for ?o. j, EaaTEatr. corner of Third and Chestnut I streets. St. TmiIs. Sole Pronrietor. ta whom all or- . . ... . ,.,,. I ea must oe atiaresseu to ge me genuine, emu oj uUock w- Bierhowe,, Liech a c:Wtt, Kaller White, Agents fr Eransville, and bj muuS-Deraiir. myl-lvlns w,,f ".ai-.i r i7n-ntit i. I eighty Tears since this Liniment was first oflercd to tba afflicted. Many niilUona of bottles hare been I used, and it aas giren better satisfaction than any "' before tried for similar purposes. I I poaseasra a specifle power over inflammations, and or nt .. I j0its, Ligaments or siin. it b a source of great 1 pleasure to feel that we hare been tha hnmble of 'e aa immense amount of uffering. and bar. caused many thousands to "leap - teca th..Ir .r, is.., their wounds healed and their stiff joints made elastic Unscrupulous parties, regardless of their obliga loM wraelvea or the public, are engaged in at I tempting to Introduce a spurious and miserable ar icte under .Botht.r nam. hj representing it to be the same or similar, ariie on your guard! Buy nn h "riginal MF.XICAN MUSTANG LIN". We.tt.rook, Originator. BARNES TARK. fob2-d tw3ni-. Pn priHcrs, New York

Special Notices,

XH-. fmrttr'a fmfh J? ml mm, trill tmra Coughs, ColK Artbnta, Consumption, Bronchitis, Spitting of Ulood, rJn in the and Rreart, Pleurisy, Whooping Couh, Crowp, Liver Complaint, Palpitation of tbe Heart, and all diie of the Thront mid Chest aud Lungs. No one should nttlwt a Couch or Cold a rlicW day. Millions dim ii . . ...,. n.xi i ""7 7 "K and Colda VmA t CatianajBtioa. aad Urn to earlr ! dratb. Render, hT you a Cough, Cold or aay I dineaw of the luojp? Procure at voce tbat celebrated reiuody, !. CaaTaa'ii Coca Bauax, which never Ctila to relieve a Cough in t went) -four hour, and alwaya rurwi Ut wirt caaea of Colda, (Viaftha and all dii eitaea of the Throat and Lang ia a few day, rrlce Trial bottle, 22 reota. Larfa bottlea SI er t nit He, or 6 tMttet for $5. Pa. EasrraLT, eorner Third a4 Cbaetaut, St. Loui, Mo., eole prori-tor, to w boat all ordert must be addrwd to fft the genuine. Sold by Ilallot k A St.vblArd, VT. Uh-rhow.-r, ch A Calalett. KeUer and Whit, and by druggists grnt-cally. my31-ly Itr. Uo9ptra FmU Cmrdtml teilt cur all Fem Coniplaiut, euch aa Exceeniv, Suppreaaed, or ritinful Meuifruaioti, Fluor Alhuaor Whiten, Barre nunu, Sallow Cwnph-xiou, Ileadw he, Pizinea, Weak Nerven, Frightful Preama, and all dieaaea eauwl by CoM, Cheeked Pernpiration, Ex te, Over-Excitement, etc., of the Sexual Orcaua. Ir. Hooper a teniale Cordial ia universally a kuowlcilcd l.y the Iodic the best remedy ever invented, ß Trice 1 jx r bottle, or aix lrottlea for sr.. Dr. F..TrBLT, corner of Tlilrd and OieHhul etrveU, M. LAui, Mo., Kol Proprietor, and to irhewt mil nrler MlWt lie addreMird. SoM by llallock A Stoddard, W. Fiertoirer, T.iecli and Calidctt, Keller Jt White, iu Evanville, and by drugirttit generally. mv.ll-lvin llmmmmmm Jtemtrtd tm t'mmmmn Stmt. At a meeting of " spirit unliritV an invalid was brought forward dreadfully afflicted w ith ulceroim wntfula that all the doctor lind failed to cure. It waa proponed to appeal to the spirit land for adaudible to tlie whole andiene, told of Avers Cathartic Till.. Tomer X. T. M'sAf. angll-lm "rtmtnt City Mmnk-IftrtirJhn A. Keitz, Conrad Baker, Thoman E. Garvin and John Law. KcccItcii depoaita, buys and sells coin and exchange. Interest allowed on tlam deposit st such rati as tuny be agreed upon with depositor, and BpecinVal in certiflemte. Kxchange on New York, f iiuiunatl and LouhvUle, Great Britain, France, Swltxtrrland, Uebium, HolUind, Russia, Denmark, SwetWn, Norway, and all tha eltie nnd Urge tuu of frmany, for sale In mms to suit. Collections made, and proceeds remitted promptly at current rate of exchange. JOHN A. REITZ, Pres't. W. BA K ER, Cashier. jlvit-ltn fmmtmmlmmt Jnimimg- Cmmpmmy, one ou Water street, uuder the Telegraph ofBee. Cart loiols of IK bushel of Budkun Mine .Coal delivered t any purt of th city at f t O per loud. HWI welched. If ibired, at the oxpca of the purrluieer. Notes of solvent tanks of IKiii is and WL-cor.win taken in yment. JOHN VYMUNP, de-2-tf Secretary and Manager. raru JL THOMAS SCANT LIN, (Sign of the Golden Coffee Pot), has an immense stock of Stove aud Housekeeping Ware, purrliiot since the great panic in money affairs, at ruinous rates to tlie manufacturers, which lie is willing to give his customer! tbe atlTantnge of, ly culling at bis old stand. Call at once and secen bargains. liov'A TIIOS.SCANTLLIN. Mm. ein, Louisville. Ky. Tlie Lectures ill this iiixtitntion will commence on tha flit Monday in November, and continue four month. During Octotier preliiuiiiarv lectures will ho delivered at the Hospital aud College. rri.TV. Betij. W. Dudley, M. D., Emeritus Prof-Mr of surgery. Henry M. Ballitt, M. P., Professor of Theory slid Practice of Medii'iue. John ll.ir.lin, M. P.. Trofcssor of Olmtetrk j aud Clinh'al 3Ieilicine. C. W. Wriaht, M. P., Profts,.r of Medical Chemi.try. N. It. Marhhall, M. I. Pndessor of MaterU Metica and Therapeutics. Mlililletoti (oMninith. M. I'.. rrotCMSor of the Principh-s of Surp ry and Clinical Surgery. V . P. Mlrmaii, Ji. J.. rrfemr ft Anntoiny. ti. 'V. Iliiyleist, M. P., Professor of I'hysiotocy sud l'athologi.! Anatomy. Ihivid Cummins, M. D. iN-tiiotistrator. For infornuitiou addn-s N. B. MARSHALL, M. P.. jlyl-2ni Dean of the Faculty. MZd Flooring Mill, N-cond street, lelti-n t li.tuut andt'lierry, ik-alcrs in LumUr and manufacturers T I"ors, Shutters, Blinds, Sash, loor and Window I rauo-s, Miuldings of every si., nokHng, Weatherlnmrding, SlH'ltiug, Msntü-s, Base l'il;uters, :ri-ii-houw Snh, and Chain I'unip Turing. A large assortment ef ShcIi, Blinds, Irs, louMing.-t nnd Pump Tutdiig, constantly on hand. AI, ready wrke Fl4Mring of all kiudx. JVixns aitout to ertt t Imildiugs in the Southern or Western couiitr-, considering the low mtn of freight by river, railroad aud canal will find it to their interest to purchase at our establishment, where they can be sirpplied with all the car-nter's work, reailv-maale, of Masontil luuiN-r. for the tinish f buildings. Our work is not made as most factory work, with tenons half way through, but it is framed hi the same manner as if made bv hand. Sawing of all kinds done on short notice. Terms cah, unless otherwise agred tiMn. tny.'l-tf STKKLK V III AXEL. CY. SAN L L. SHK........G-n. W. WICKS LEVI L. NOCK. NOCK. WICKS, &. CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS. Commission Merchants, and pr.Ai.rns ix Foreign dt Dornest te Liquors, Cigars, 4te. die, AGrNTS -OB VIRGIXIA, MISSOURI .t.VD AT. TOUMVO. ALSO, AfifXTS rtR MAVHrtLLF. COTTOX YARSA, WISE, It AT' TIXG,VtTTOX .lf.t.VLL.t L'OKlKUiE, So. Ml Main street, LUl'lSVILLF., KY. We keen constantly on hand a hires rtork tf ivipnlar brand of Tobacro, among hö h are Holland's F.mprcsa Fine Apple Twist and Tancake. Also, Ridierts' ami Harris' best bramls. Our stork of pure Old BourNm and Ryo Whixky, is large and well slcted, all 4 which we offt-r on rsU terms to the Western and Southern trade, NOCK, WICK S A CO., Main street. I I 1171. 1. -.1 n PaUa nrnllAe I! HUIl NUI XUUUl CÜ ili,t III J 1 Nu. Zill Mitin Btreet. I.aunrille. KT. ----- - -- : -t KnXmAj Tobacco, which e offer low to the i iraae HOLLAND'S TOBACCO. Empress Premium Brand.... Boxes. T. J. Holland, No. 17. do Jacob Ntnuk-r. 1 do C. L. Holland........................ do S. K. Garner '"0 do C. . Hollaud . K d Extra Fancake...-.............-... Kegs. I Kitra Foil TwM . Butts. Vfn Apph Twir rZ...JZZ Golden Age Pancake W do ... TS do SO Doxra. LANGflORX'S TOBACCO, jfcLb!l!L:'Z . SO Darts. . do ... t do 100 do S. E. White.. " A. Clay . intan1IAKK1S' TOUACCO. .....,. "3 Call's. People's t"aorite- .. W P-oxea. do do ...MM.....M......M.....M....t'' Catt s. Game Cork... ........... SO Cases. Luxary ef tbe Psople M Kegs. AprirotMHMMMM(,IMI((Ma((MaaMaSM ft) do Jshn Piuith... . .. Cases. ROBERTS' TOBACCO. E. M. 8nead. 1) Boxes. K. W. Barton ............... 65 d KobertM JVt. ........... .. 30 do Plush Rolls 20 Butts. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI TOBACCO. Lang's Bassett'a lb..... 70 Butts. Basset fa J, lh .V) do do N ............ ...... .......................lOO do Wool folk's pounds and is 80 Butts. Old Burk V) . 40 do do do J ts A Ss...................lU0 Boxes. di do Catties ... l."0 Pkcs. Gundry Brands (lt .S Boxes. SOCKS. WICKS CO.,

511 Main street, Louisville, Ky. jly3-3m

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

wr Tar. r. w. trot. Last Night's Despatches. From Philadelphia. Philadelphia, Aug. 25. Rev. Samuel Bowman, as is t&n t Bishop of the Diiif-Mc nf Pi nnavlvania. warn mna. "";." .7." " " 1 ? . TT, Crated Ul'S nvirniBK 1ft tHHSl CnuiTD, in the presence of a Large concourse, ice' adln; a lrge number of the congregations of St. John's and St. James Churches of Lancaster, to which he has leen attached for many years. Bishop Kemper, of Wisconsin, presided, and Bihop De Laoey, of Xew York, vssisted in the consecration, and preached the dedicat'on sermon. WaSHixuTON, Aug. 25. r. x. The War Department baa determined to order Gt n. Harney to command the army in Wuüh ngton Territory, to conduct the winter campaign against the Indians. He and his staff will leave for the Pacific in alout six weeks and in the meantime all needful preparations for a successful prosecution will he made. 'The Nebraska public land sale has been postponed for one year. M.ij. Charles A. llelin, of Keatucky, late consul at St. Thomas, has been appointed consul at Havanna. He was offered the consulship to London. T rf - New York, Aug. 25. p. m. The following message through the euble was received here to-day, before noon. Yalintia Ilam, Aug. 25. a.m. To Cyrus W. J-UM, Xtw York: I send my warmest congratulations on the success of the .yiantic telegraph, and God be praised. SifVed, vSamcel Gcerxkv, Cir in Atlantic Telegraph Co. Tbixitt Hay, Aag. 25, v. m. The message of tbe Mayor of London to the Mayor of New York rity was received at ten o'clock and thirty minutes on Monday night, and forwarded to ew York as soon as the lines were open on Tuesday. Camp Poixr, 111., 25. p. . At the Republican Convention held at Augusta, IllinoU, to-day, Jackson Grinsliaw, of like county, va nominated fir Congress; John TiUon, of Qniucy, for State Senator. Doth for the First District. New OaLEANS, Aug. 24. The de.iths from yellow fever, yesterday, were 44. I-OClSYItLK, Aug. 25. r. M. Uiver falling, with 2 fett & inches in the canal. Weather clcxr. New Orleans, Aug. 25. Deaths from yellow fever yesterday, 74. PlTTSDl'RO,' Aug. 25 Jf. River 19 inches by the metal mark, and falling. Weather clear. IVevr York Market. New York, Aug. 25 p. x. The flour market dull, heavy and lower; sales of 7,000 bbls. at 4 004 25 for State ; 4C5(4 yi for super. Hestern 5 10, C 00 for common to modern Western extra. Rye flour, 3 5o(T 4 40. Wheat U very heavy, and 1 (1 , 2 cents lower. Shippers arc not in the market, and the millers refuse to buy to any material extent ; sales of 40, Oob bush. at 1 20 for prime Winter red Western. Rye lower ; sale of 7,ou0 bush, common to good at TtTSj. Barley nominal, at tkVf,70. Corn lower ; sales of "8,000 buih nf 73(i,75 for damaged mixed Western ; 77(.82 for good do. ; 98 for Southern yellow. Oat are better, with wiles at 41(W5J for State and Western. I'ork is firm ; sales of 1,500 bbls. at 17 00 C" 17 15 for mesa ; 14 85 for priine ; 19 00 for clear. Reef steady and unchanged ; 3( 0 bbls. re-packed Chicago mess sold at 14 50. Cut meals arc dull ; sales of 50 hhds. at 8. (rt8j for hams; ;.( C for fhoulders. Ilacon quiet. Lard steady ; sales of 20) bbls. at 1 llOi 1 1 ? Oicesc 20, and dull. New YtRK, Aug. 23 r. y. Flour has 1 eel in el; jales of 7,500 bbls. at 4 (0(rt 4 Vst for State (unsound); Ö 000 10 for Ohio; 5 4)?;.S 80 for Southern. Wheat has a declining tendency; sales of 3i,000 bush, at prices lf2c. lower than yesterday; rates, Southern ml 1 Z&GtX 30; white 1 2(i.l 50. Corn heavy; sales at 7Hfi.2e. for mixed, and t8c. for yellow, -the latter lieing scarce. Pork firm, at 17 tiOfi 17 25 for mess; 14 83(;15 00 for prime. Iard firm. .Whisky Jc. lower; sales at 2"J. Cincinnati Jlarlet. CiNtixxATi, Aug. 25. r. m. Flour inactive and prices arc drooping; sales of 11 00 bbls. at 4 8")?." 00 for good to choice superfine, anJ 5 10(7,5 23 for extra. Whisky declined c. but ia in good demand at the decline; sales of 1,000 bbls. at 22. No change iu wheat; it is in fair demand at 1 oj furred, ami 1 12 for white. Nothing done in provisions. Prices are nominal. The new s from New York to-day inducel holders to ask 10 75 for mess jurk. Groceries unchanged. Italtlmore rfarket. Haltimoke, Aug. 23 p m. Flour Mettdv with sales of Howard street and Ohio at 5 62; city mills 5 f0. Yellow corn unchanged; white improved with sales at 8ütV83. Whiskr dull at 20. Provisions dull and unchanged. ———<>——— Arrivals and Departures. ——— From Tuesday, 5 P. M., till Wednesday, 5 P. M. Moses McLellan, Louisville to Memphis. Hazel Dell, Nashville to Cairo, Economy, Memphis to Cincinnati. Eolian, St. Louis to Louisville. Silver Star, Paducah to Evansville. Silver Star, Evansville to Paducah. The Bowling Green is due from Louisville this afternoon, and after laying here a few hours will return. ———<>——v The Atmosphere a Lens. Two aeronauts, who ascended in a balloon from Patterson, N. J. a few days ago, have published an account of their observations, among which we quote the following as most remarkable: "As we neared the city we selected the Central Park for our landing place, and began to descend. As we descended we crossed the Hudson river, and here the usual phenomenon was noticed, the bed of the river, with its deep and shallow places, being distinctly seen. The editor of the Patterson <Guardian>, who seems to have had a conversation with the aeronauts, says: "What they say of seeing the bottom of the North river is of interest. All the bottom was observable to them as they passed over, and its channels and flats could be distinctly seen. The channel appeared like a deep glutch. They say, however, that they can see no fishes, which is a fact they cannot account for, while the bottom of the rivcr is so clearly visible to them. Will not some of our men of science explain the phenomena here alluded to? <N. Y. Times>.

Aasthcr sf the Ptfca Cstx Burglar Arrested. The Petersburg Report give an account

of the arrest of Robt. Webb, a plasterer by trade, who had heretofore sustained a good cnaracier, out proves to oe one ot tne gang of burglars that hare for sometime infested Knox, Pike, Daviess and surrounding counties. He wj taken at Washington, Daviess county, while at work and brought to Pike and thence carried to Knox. Two of his accomplices, Eobt. Walters and Ralph Edwards, who had been previously arrested, turned State w itnesses and testified against him: Walters testified that Webb made the proposition to him to rob Esq. Highland, stating that they conld get about 2,000 there that be (Wei , had plastered Highlands bouse, and knew where he kept his money that he had seen Mr. Highland take money out of the kitchen enpboard several timei, and pay it to braids in his employ. That he had found o 'it that there was a prayer meeting in that neighborhood every Wednesday night, which was attended by Esq. Highland and family. v alters further testified that on the next Wednesday night, Webb and himself went for the purpose of robbing Esq. Highland rode through Highlaud's lane before dark, dismounted, hitched their horses In the woods, and remained there till dark ; they then spread their coats on a pile of boards near H's house, and laid down to watch tbe movements within that a soon as they considered it safe to enter, they approached the kitchen through a porch that about that time Webb stumbled and fell, which made a noic that awakened the family. Esquire Highland testified that on the Habbath previous to tbe burglary, Webb and Henry Edwards (another of the clan who is now in our count v jail) took dinner at his house, and before they left, Webb inquired of him whether the neighborhood prayer-meeting was still kept up, what night in the week it was held ; and whether he and his family attended it ; that on the following Wednesday night he and his wife did not go to meeting, but remained at home and retired early to bed ; that they were soon awakened by a noise in the kitchen, and Mrs. II. got up, found the kitchen door open, and saw two men running through the house. Mr. Highland also stated that a part of his money was kept in a cupboard in the kitchen, and that be had taken ehauga from it in the presence of Webb : thu corroborating the testimony of Walters. Albion McCray recognized "Webb and Walters at the trial, as the same men that he set across White river, from Knox county, on the morning after the burglary, just alter day light. He also gave some description of their horses, which was testi fied to by v alters, and which were seen by two other witnesses to pass through Highland! lane on the evening previous. There wa other circumstantial evidence produced at the trial which went to substantiate the testimony of Walters. Alph. Edwards testified that Webb and Walters (both being together) afterwards told him of their attrmpt to rob Esq. Highland, and the circum stances attending it, as proven by other witnesses; and that W ebb urged him (Edwards) to go with him to make a second trial, but that he (Edward's) refused to join him. Webb's bail was laid at $1,000, in default of which he was committed to jail at Vincennes. The Laboring Claaaea In Kuglsnd. A letter from an American traveler in Eugland to the St. Louis Democrat, contains the following remarks: The sojourner sees at every step, and on all sides, unmistakable proofs of the oppression of the lower classes by the higher. I am iersuaded from what I have seen in England, that this grows quite as much out of the dcqtisui of wealth, as of nobility. Overgrown capital creates greater inequalities, and exercises greater oppression ujsjn the lower classes, than titles and cornets. Mayhap this oppression has had its origin, and derives its strength from distinctions already created in society by rank and family. However Xis may. be, I could not but look with astonishment as well as pity, upon the millions of common laborers who cam, in whatever calling they may 1 engaged, only a bare subsistence with astonishment that all should seem so contentetl, aud with pity that they were compelled to submit to laws ami usages, which deprived them of more than half the just fruits of their labor. Laor nowhere in Great Hritnin receives its just reward. I have conversed freely with common laborers in the held, on the road, around the manufactories, and in the rities. In every case I find a remarkable degree of contentment with a lot which Providence has assigned them, but for intelligence they are not to be compared with the same class of people of the United States. Their knowledge extends to but few local objects or to those things pertaining to the work in which they arc engaged. The Manchester mills nnd print works differ but very little in the various processes of manufacture from those of Lowell, Mass., but I was nt once struck with the very great difference in other things. While the girl3 about the mills in Massachusetts look clean, well dressed, aud intelligent, those around Manchester appeared sickly, and often very uutidy in their dres?, while the interior of tho lactones, where thev sient ten hours every day at work, were very dingy and often badly venti lated. At Birmingham as well su Manchester, the work in motst of the establishments I vkited, even upon some iron fabrics, is done principally by women and girls. The immense workshops of Gillot, manufacturer of steel pens, nnd Jennings' papiermache works, in each of which are employed some 330 girls, I observed a great deal of neatness and apparent intelligence among the operatives. I was told they received better paj here than at Manchester the maximum of wages being here 10 shillings (2 50) per week, though the average a not probably more than half that sum. In my visits to the country towns, beyond the influence of the manufacturing districts, I noticed the same aspect of contented pov erty, small indeed is the pittance wnicn rewards a hard day's work, to a man who had only his hands to earn bi3 livelihood ; but small as it is, it is a melancholy fact that a large portion of it is spent in ale or beer. I hare seen but little stark druiikenncs among the laboring classes; tut I observe that the poorest laborer, taking bis' hard crust for his dinner, by the road side, must invariably have his mug of beer or ale to wash it down, which Utter is doubtless the most expensive part of his dinner. Ntwr Mkthod ot Raisiko the Price or Wheat. The Madison (Wisconsin) Patriot announces that the Democracy are going to ignore all divisions, take their stand on the Cincinnati Platfonn, and "restore general pros perity and a fair price for vhettt to tht Jartitert of n ttconnn. That would be a popular platfarm, but unfortunately, Democratic practice falls far short of their professions, and tbe jeople are finding it onjt.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

JTJt) 9 a: BILE ,sT CO., OLO JE9JUrm TABLISHED WllARFBüAt, Kvsnavills, Indiana. Storace.- Forwarding.' aftf Commisaion JS "ZX. PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD, and connections over which we are authorized , to give through receipts at th lowest possible rates. u aria a naauaou w Dsn boat at toe landing, tha largest on the Ohio Rlrer, capable of storing and protecting all merchandize liahl to d smart from exposure, we art prepared to facilitate tho dispatch of all consignawnts, forwarded t our oars, by either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL Particular attention paid to Receiring, Storing and Forwarding, abo, to the Sale of any Produce. or other property, consigned to us for sale, ad satisfaction guaranteed. Office and extensive Warehouse oa Water street, adjoining the Telegraph, and on tha Wharf boat, where we ars to bo found, attending to th interests of onr patrons at all hoars, day and night. With our superior facilities; longstanding; untiling energy; and knowledge of our bosinesa, wo frei confident of giving general aatiafaction, and hope to aierit a continuance of tho extensive patronape we are now enjoying. Liberal eash advanecs will be made on all consignments to either ourselTes or correspondents in any of the principal markets, North. East or South. P. C. O'RILEY A CQ. JTB H. MO U'JMIf, MECKII-I.W, MAX FORWARDING ANDCOMMI&J0.N MERCHAX, Warra fcTarxr, Evaxsvillr, Jnulika. Thaakfiil for ths patronage heretofore so liberally extaUl to nie, I lg to aay to my Green Kirsr and Wabash n-tends tbat I am at ill on the ground, realy and w illing t glee their cvtiaiguownts close attention. . rartirnUr aittioa given to the forwardln f Tataeeo, Pork, lard, Harm, Cfeks add general Nerrhandlte. mr?5-3m VBafSXSW A" JiH.njl-, MW!CJ!BJL IN. FOKWARMSO AND GENERA Ti , COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Agents for Kanawha Salt Company, EranHvillr, Indiana. We hare formed a co-partnership under tbe style of Blow k Aikwan, and öfter our services in the capcrf-ity as set forth hi our card above. We aro fully prepared to extervt rsry facility to shippers, either by CANAL. RIVER, or RAILROA1, and assure them that their Interests shall be faithfully represented, should they be pleased to Civor us w ith their patronage. OflW and Warehouse on the corner c4 Slain st. and the Canal. WM. BR0WX, VT. M. ATKMAV, Late of Howard k Brown. Late of FOSTER, k Co. jan22-tf fUJWtJL HTOMUMUE. have a Urge doutie Warebousa at the Canal Itasin. canaMe of storing any amount of produce, which w ill ba received, stored, taken cars of and held subject to ths ow aeri orders on most reasonable terms. P. C. O'RILEY. mh'26-tr lTOJLJlU WLUTTliU. We are prepared J to store ia oar Firs Proof Warehouse, auv inantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandise, on the moat iiueraj terms. llaviDs; lance and alrr rooms us ataira. nutlmlir care will he taken of tlousr hold Furniture, Agricultural Implements and all kinds of goods or warrs liable to damaco from dann or nuL Insurance effected at the lowest firs proof rates, by tho month, or longer when desired. Warehouse located on corner of Lorurt street and W. and E. Cnal, and most convanlent for shipping by River or Railroad. Applvto pä GEO. FOSTER 4 CO. RAILROADS AND EXPRESS. CK ly2lCitioeIlj 3 fordsvik- Railroad, On and aftt-r Monday, July lie trains on this road win run as faUvwa: Tlie up mail win aar KvaMvUle at 9 A. M .; Vitui-unes 12.10, and arrive at Terr- Hauto at 3 P. M. as heretofore. (Dinner both at Vincvnnes and Terre Itaute.) Tlie down mail will leavn Terre Haute at 3.35 P. M.; Viiireiines G.23, and Arrive at Evansvillo at 9.10 P. M. (Snpper at Vinrnnes.) THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN BETWEEN" EVANS VI LLE AND YIXCENNES. On Tue&luvs, Thursdays and fktunkn cnly. Will leave Yinoennee at COO A. M. and arrira at Eransrille at tO.lA A. M. Will leave Evansvillo t 1.30 P. 31. and arrive at Vinrennea at .r.n7 T. M. BETWEEN VIXCEXNES AND TERRE HAUTE. On Moniays, Wednesdays aid Fridays only. Will leave Vincennes at 6.00 A. M. and arrive at T. rre Haute at 10. M A. M.; will Inive Terre Kante at 1.40 P. M. and arrive at YinorniMa at 6.5 P. M. JOHN INGLE, JR., Sup't. JIjl2 We beg to call the attention of Merchauts bnyingor rdring their fall stork from the Eastern cities, to the superior advantages and facilities of the Italtlmore and Ohio Railroad. for the safe and spedy transportation of Freights to Evansville and vicinity. Connections are made with the mot reliaMu Railroads and SUsamshh. River route shortened and inirvved by completion to Parkers burt;h. Through rates lower than by any wther route. Apply to M. Porrra, Itoaton; B. F. Kr.ixr, Philadelphia ; C. F. PraviKL, New York ; J. T. England, Uultimore, for information or through rates, or to GEO. FOSTER k Co., Freight Agents, Corner Locust street aud Canal, Evansville, Indiana. U.J'U,"""-1J Sarr-snw i-ffg 2nJM9 J2XlmBK8S t'OJTI J.s?.,VI V NEW ARRANGEMENT. Tlie AniM's Exms CoxraxT resectfu'ly announ to their frk'nda and patrons, the public of Evausville and vicinity, that, with increased facilities for the tranortation of FREIGHT, PACKAGES, MOSEY A XD VALVABLF.H. Th-y solicit a continuance of former favors. Esieflal care takwn in the collection of Bills, Drafts, Notes, and the traiuiortaUon of small and valuable packages. All ieroiis winning to avail themselves of tbe facilities of th Express, can obtaiu any desired Information in referenr to the routes and details of the biisiiu-ss, at their Offire on First street, between M.iin and Locust, oppwite the Post Offirc. de I G. II. FISH, Agent. Tf KTBJTTOjr, LMVX RA J.W Sale Stable, Hecond Wtween Main and Locut Streets, opixatite tbe Old Presbyterian ( hunh, Evansville. Tlte nndersitrned has a large and commodious Brick Stablo with shds for carriages, and is prepared to take horses by the day, week or month. I Iii customers may le sure of having thir animals well nnd carefully attended to. He refers to the following gentlemen wboee horses ho haa had a long time linder his rhsrK. He has also a number of good and safe horsos for the saddle or harness, with a uumlx r of new and onufortable bugRies, to hire. Orders for saddle horw-s or biygim, will be punctually attended to. Refrr to C. G. Keats, Gas office; C. R. Itcment; J. K. !avitt, Ex-Sherin"; Cyprian Preston. ortl J-ly J. HTRATTON. I "J. The Troy Iron and Nail Factory, at Troy, Ji. I ., nave iienry Hurthm s Improved Horse Shoe Machinery now in successful ois-mtion, and are prepared to exocule order for Horse and Mule Shoes, of anv weight and pattern, at a prii-e but little above the price of Horse Shoe Iron. The quality of the Iron osed in these shrw-s is warranted in every roe pect. Theas shoet hav been approved of, and are now used by the United tat Gcv?rninent exclusively, as also by many of tbe principal Stage and Omnibus Companies and Horse shocrs throughout the country. TWse Shoes can be purchased tbrough tbe principal Hardware and Iron Stores in the Uuited States. Orders addressed to the iut-scriber, at Trj- UUige, will receive prompt attention. ju. r. uiKHt, Agent. oplft-Iy Troy, N. Y, WOTiCM TO MiuUHBa J.YD V V HAY V K A JC RH. T a undersigned would respectfully inform tha Bay Growers and Dealers that he haa purchased tha right to maka and tell Pcuuiston'a Portabta Hay Press In Vsaderburgh and Warrick counties, and is now ready to receive orders Tor Presse, which ha will promptly till sad set up, and warrant to perform all tbat ia represented. Persons wanting Press- would do well to rail on the undersi(rned and examine tb modul and the principle upon which they work, requiring Ua jx.wer and hands and doing more work and better than any other Press in use, for anything like the money, aud take up but little room. Miop iD Second street between Oak and Mulberry, Evasisville. B. DYSUX". je-'luidJtvr ' J;t ok jstJK.vr. r I'nn i- .vpivNIEN'f UWELLINO HOUSE on Oak st. ts-tween First and Second, now in tho occupation of Mr. Kersterman. Apply to J. WESTLY HUGHES, July2 r W. KKSTERMAN. mjtJMBI.Ml MMJlMsL MM TmTmJs'U MiM. 9IJJL TABL1SHMENT. SUNDERLAND, has openel iuconncxioa with his Shaving Saloon, some commodious and elegant BATHING FOOMS, where gentlemen can get a pleasant enld or warm bath at all hours of tbe day, from ts A. M., to 11 at night, for the very moderate price of 2j cents each, or five ti kts for one dollar. j.5-tf rXOTMCE MX tf KM K HI 4tW KJV. ' aV W that Henry L. Mitchell has been annointerf

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STEAMBOATS.

TT OtTitS fa LIsK, . J? V.srn irww w. r-? -L AND alEMPHa; SEGCLAK WLZXJ.T PACKST. - t . . - rJJSjm The Ixrw Pressors 8te SOtTTH--vA-IRNEIl, 0. W. TxmrrT, Cov fc .. ui amanaVr: J- B. -Aacmra. ClaH 9 r äsvwwvuj wvi j ww vuMMaj v r am. v asaww Memphis erery Saturday at 6 r n.;IaaTM ErMvtCy for Loeisville every Monday at 5 r. X.; leasw Cvcsso Tills for Memphis every Thursday at 11 a. W. . aV5AWay - Bostneas solicited and attended t M amo ratoa as charred by Packets. Jan21-tf . G. O'RILEY k CO.. Ajants. JCt TRI-WXEKLT MAIL LINE. . Btaatacr ALIDA, lestn Iv.' ansvtlls, rrery Moacbr. Vastnesdar and FridaT ax t a w 1m,m fajfnrai .rap TnMiUv TKmriM mA sua' uruay, ai a. m. vvaaecnnr at rranmiie vnta . C. R. S. for all peiats North and Eatt, and with packets for IrOuisvUla, Wabaah cad Veen ItlTera. . At Padarah wita packsta for stiU Louis. New Orleans and tbo daily mall boats tot Cairo,' Kashvillo and Tenneaata Sjver. Buaineee promptly attended to, aid chargas for freir'it asd passage same as charged by the packet J. L.. Done. Jly6-6mdAw . jrr . a&sTiX Jji s sjgjyrtj um jrjiCM ET. EVANSVILLE, PADCCAH AND CAIRO PACKET, j .Ijai J. n. DWr, PVtis, Master, learea tZr tvfEvar.rv571e every Tueeday and Tri." Äidsy at 12 o'clock, M., arrivtng aC Paducuh at b o'clock, A. M., Cairo at 12 o'clock, H. ' t- J ' - . "-"ft mT.mww W' every V ednosday and Satorday, at 7 ocloct. P. lt.; and Padarah every Thursday and 8unday, at o'clock. A. M.- . w - CONNECTING AT EVANSVILLE WITÄ TTTT EVANSVILLE AND CRAWF0RD8VILLE K. B and Packets for Green River A Wo, connecting at Smithland .with Cumberland Ürer Packets; a Cairo with Memphis, New Orkans and u Louis rackets. Tickets cast be obtained on board tbe beat for air Eastern Cities. marZMr n miubhimt inn nintrnir haymmii. iMviaiviMtf T"i," Regulärst. Louis aad LoulsviU Pack ets, LIGHTNING LINE. . .HJss Ths following boats have tornlükf rf"nenced their regular tripe ia tha fwjOMJSar Louisville and St. Lovfe trad, aad will continue to run daring the aoason, rrrlng par-' tlcular atteatioä to all ,way business. Tba FASHION, carr. j. x. MAtrxx, Passes EvaasvilJe, goltig down every Tuesday mora' ' log, and up every Fridav morning. Tao HlClfFLYER, cm. vnoa. waiear. Passes Ertniville, golnf down, avarj Thursday morning, and up every Monday mornlnr. LOUISVILLE AND ST. LOUIS Passengers and shippers can rely upon theat boats leaving punctually on their regular days, and eon- ' neeting with aU the packets mmiinr alxres St. Louis For freight or passage apply on board or to tsiATU P. G. 0'fiTLXY k CO. MAX LOUISVILLE PACKET. i,W The JOHN BRIGGS vrffl beroafter yjivVriin regularly as a Louisville and fir Evansville Packet: havtn mLlen t accommodations for Passengers. She will leav Evansville every Wednesday and Saturday after . noon at 5 o'clock, precisely. Jf. n. COBB, Matter " P. M. GARDNER, Cl'k. ' mar28 JTBBOVLJM JLOl'iS WIM. LB. V AtiV ANSVILLE AND HENDERSON PACXET. IM STEAMER SCIOTO, NO t. :' Triu leave cvaawvuie evary T"ii " ' sroay at C o'clock, T. X and Saturday at 12 o clor k, r. x., for Henderson and LonV tMville. Accommodations excellent, JaaSS TTh IS8QL UTIOJT OP CO-rJBT JLw nershfp. 1 he partnership heretofore existIng between Abraham Anspacler, Joseph 6 keen-' field and Levi M. Plaut, ander tbe stylo and Oral of A. Anspachex k Co., has been dissolved (19th ef this month), by mutual consent. All debt due to said Arm will be receipted for by the undersigned, w ho wlH also pay all debts against said firm, and w ho will continue the business thca- ' selves, on their own account. J!y22 lm A. ANSPACTIER k rLAET. tEVANSVILLE, INI. mwi Wa-rsai.r. Ustrtment, First street, first dot-r' fn n fl.ln; lu-uiil Is partmcat, Main strest, first de-r bvlow the corner. Z. 11. Cook begs to thank his friends fn Evant-' vilic and neighborhood, for their favors so freely bestowed on Win since he has been fn business amctg them, and takes this opportunity of introducing I' their notice his son, Mr. II. A. Cook, whom he has) taken Into partnership from this date, and solicits for the new firm of Z. II. Cook k Son, a continuance of the support so liberally conferred on himself. Z. II. Cook A Son, havlnc taken tbe boaineaa premises and purchased tho whole stock of Mr. M. W. Foster, feel confident that they will be enabled to supply the citizens of Evansville with every arti cle they may require in the Grocery and Provision line. Z. II. Cotk k So if wish especial lv to draw the' attention of persons in the country hairing produce of any kind to dispose of, to their increased facility for taking off their stock, and supplying them at their store, with all articles required ia the wholesale department, at prices that must Insure thetr orders for the future. fet2-tf (W FRIZ Mi M-'OMt S WJSB "B aö I' - wM. who subscrilies for the NEW YORK W EEKLY PRESS. A Tteautifully Illustrated Family Newspaper. The New York Weekly Press Is one of the largest and beat literary paper, of tbe day. A large Quarto containing Twenty Paf-es, or Sixty Columns, of entertaiuiug matter; an I Elegantly Illustrated svery week. . A Gift worth from 5T cents to f 100 will be sent to each subscriber on receipt of the subscription money. TCBMt : Ono copy for one year, and 1 Kitt......tt 00' Three copies one year, and 3 gifts .. ft 00' Five copies one year, and 6 gifts g 00' Ten copies one year, and 10 gifts 15 00 Twenty-one eo.-s one year, and 12 gifts.30 00 Canadian subscribers must send 2S cents each In' addition to tbe above rates, to pay the An. Sri cad' postage, which must be pre-paid. The articles to be distributed are comprised in the following list : 1 I. 8. Treasury No.....fl050 00' 2 do do do ... 600 00 each.t do do do 200 00 each. 10 do do do 100 00 sach. Patent Lever Hunting Cased Watches 8100 002 Gold W ate bos........ . ... 75 00' A do ........ ......... ,....,,., 00 00 li) do 1 T. A co 0C 300 Ladies Gold Watches 35 00' W U.I . It .1 . , I ' . . ... sju ainer uuoung um r aicoes..... M W Son Silver Watches...n..M.MMM.9io 00 to 20 0' lust Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains........... 10 00 to 90 00' loot) Mold Pens and Pencils S 00 to 16 W Cold IckeU, Rraceleta, Brooches, Ear Drops, Itn afit Pins. CufT Pins, Sleeve Buttons. Bings. Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Thimbles, and a variety of other articles worth from 60 cents to 516 00 each. On receipt of the subscription monsylbe sub' st-riher's name will be entered upon our books' oppo-r site a number, and the gift corresponding with Lhat cum ter will be forwarded within one week to him,by iMMil or express, post-paid. There is neither humbug nor lottery about tha a1ove, as every subscriber is sure of a Prise of sal' no. Wt. prefer to make this liberal distributionamonK them instead of giving a largs commission V Agents, giving to the subscriber the unount tbit would go to the Agent, and la many cases a hua-r ' dred fold more. DANIEL A DEE, Publisher.-ap!2-Cm 211 Centre street. New Tory Oaf B M Mi 8. M M C M L MS Mt BT MS Mf KING, Salmon, PkkerelL Wbite Fish, Lima O-ment, Almouda, Draxil ata, Fillerts, English Walnuts, Curraata, Ralsine. Fin. Cam d hoe. Alan. Ij som Salts, Sulphur, 1U11 Drtoistone, Copperas, fadder, Logwood, Indigo, Cream Tartar, Soda, Havana, iceman, sad half Spaoiah Clgare: Teas, Giugor all kinds ; Glases Jars, Las terns and Flasks, Lemon Hrup, Mintard, Äutmct, alatchat, Epaoish' Mosa, Xc balers. Oysters, Sardine, Pepper Saaea, Stove Pipes, Rostn, Fancy ttoape, Poaxisr.'Balsey Fobs, Tobacco, all kinds : Scotch flnnS, fitsrU:,Viogsx. Paper, all kinds ; BJoa, Ae Ac A supply ef tha abuse kept rots We art set f- Tf. and for sie, Lnr, hj . 01XEZXT A BOWLES. June 29-tf Syaemora, near Water. Tfm 188 OL VTMOjyr Or CO-rJMBTJtTBB JLW SHIP. The paxtMnhip beretofwra existing lMtween Irs. Hctchiksox A Garni, Is this day dissolved hy muvual eonaant. Ths books at th Arm' art in Lh hands of Vr. Hotcninaon, w ho alone lr authorized to collect all debts due tha firnv until further notice and settlo all claims against tae same, I. HUTCU7N805r.r August 5th, I808. J. N. GREEN. . .. dA wlni- VolkttI and Fnqfjrrr copy. MC Mi L MS MM MI.V0.V, MZMMtOAWO Pickerel end W hits FisB. 100 erhntsi and half barrels in fine order and best quality; ..,-- whole and half arrsls Mackerel; ; 10ft dos. i snd 2 pound cans Orators;- ; .0 drums Figs; 20 bales picked SpniU Moss; 50 doron Baldwin, Meyer k Co.a aztr .aality Lemon Syrup; too dozen w hol and half bossaSartteea; - 10 tierces choice Kice; - . Supplies of Cheese received weekly, dwrfng tbe summer season. For sale by - GILBERT k BOWLES, ill Sycamore street near Water. mMJS'Mi LVJIBMiB K 8RIMJ VM.MS8 TO BUILDERS AND CAR PAVN TEfiS. Tae s suLarnbcr haa beunht out Iba Interest of X. U. ; mau s Toundery. ua now ooers nia noes at a I euenp price lor cacn. tlTl-3n