Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 August 1858 — Page 3

Ehe gfiuto oiivmil FRIDAY MORNING .AUGUST 27

sT" Hrr First and Fnnrth rara for Interesting Heading Matter. Local and Miscellaneous. ZfcrtT We note with pleasure th.it the town I "..vestenUr in an entire new tires. It has . thU city, w.ia Imni.-lutl from the old mntrv oti ncrount of jtolitinil t eason. Will the J-.nquirer inform i in what did the treason cou?i.t? ßtäyTwo tounterfviUrs were arre.til in . Louisville, Tuesday evening. Tlic Mils found in their po&H.'Sion were "Fires'' on at ion. U I'.mk of Rholc Ishirnl new psiricr red tinted, having a head of Wa-h-ington on the right tnd. ZT" The Xev Albany Tribune a tlic only claims which Mr. English presents for a re-election to Congress is a nomination from a iecomnton Convention and a certifi-

t rranhion, m t union county, is to uave . . . ... .fv... u-o. " "J,v - - w"u' "r "J i chn l hn Un received inY.o.iitir;n tW .male and female college. A suitable ' PAINE. , ,u of th , ? P M wnce that wWlim. Ch heln rei bulldiii" is to be erected neit ntrinir - J ""r. iB- " tt-ron Balsa, which ? . " c K , , Tirnsw W. I!ofo.', a riMliLtte f.r .Wriff -f . . .. . ,, . t be indcinhificd for the CXlu'liscs ot tht war. E?TIh. New York IhuW Xrr rnmo t.. ! , anJ aUav rurca the worst c of tt.W-, Chs ,. , . ,. -

.T.-uincft the juarto form so popular in ew naw m Canlilate fr tin- Wf of Iwriff of Van- i ft kj,.( ( )ttli for S". ii'v'''"" a Tfry 1,eal I,aIr in llar- !!rrb"2.'' C.?ini.y JOIIN' s AVITT. j j,,,. Kastfklt, cnu-r Taird aul Chlnut, St. a:U 0, and illteil.-e! V Lrt-OUipton in IKlitic I r E4HriVr unuuw tli name of j Loui, v proprietor, towhonill ordontunit " ' Ihaac S. MKar, tm an Inb-irnWt Cinlitat for ) iol.nwJ fi;t the p-nwin. .SoM hvII;ilIo k fViv-TJ 'T" 7ZT7,- 1 r' CintiitJmUreof thU Circuit. a.i;18 A XV fr,wr!' lJh A .V1, K.ll.-r The himuirer saj that IJiM liop of t - - . ---. - and Vinte, an-l l.y ilnitgwts gentrally.

srxtt of character from Mr. Htuhanan, un.T'" t,nM! 11 I.rii.pin?f..

be is making the most of both in the canvas. Wheat. As far as wc can learn from tlic fanners in this vicinitr, the wheat crop jToves, ujton threshing it, to be sujiericT in quality and less in yield, than was expected -at harvest time. There is a very Kcneral disappointment experienccil by millers in regard to the quantity and quality of that which has been offered in the market. CrJT Clen. Cass" health is aekuowledgeil by his friends to Ik? very feeble and preen riiius. The duties of the ftate department are tx severe fur one of his advanced age. He visited Sroiiington, Cum., last week, to U' present at the weilding of his daughter, who was married to a member of a foreign diplomatic corjis. Corx Crop. The drouth is ser"uuly effecting the projects of the com crop along the Ohio river. Wc have reports from the Wrders of the river from Cairo to Louisville, and the unanimous opinion is that unless avc have rain soon, the corn crop will lc reduced or 50 per cent. The drouth is more severe on the river, we believe, than in the interior. CrSThc M'Kean county, IVnnn Hank, Ave learn by the Potter county Journal, gave up the ghoet a few days ago. The cashier decamped with $71,000 of its funds, was arrested in Xew York, and committed in default of bail. The bills of the lank have been thrown out in Xew York. Mr. Kinpsl.ury, ils president, will jcoiire the holders tf its issue against lost, U-ing able , and Avillino; to do mi. This is one of the luinks iTMrtcd ou lately by the committee of inAestigjition. JCfe)? Little is said in the papers this scaon upon the subject of the Chinese sugar cane, which attracted so much attention last vear. The onlv indication that wc see of its being cultivated is the sight of a numler of small mills and evaporating kettle?, manufactured in Cincinnati, in transit through the city. Almost every cultivator was satisfied with last years experiments, but wc hear nothing of their operations this year. The price of molasses is certainly high enough to stimulate the culture of any thing that will afford a supply of it. ' Mr. Editor. The first of September has Wen named as the day upon which the laying of tire Atlantic Cable is to le celebrated throughout the Union. Xo public demonstration of consequence has been made in this city, as yet, while our sister towns have jriven undoubted evidence of their interest in the matter. Shall we let the first of Septemtter pass unnoticed? Shall Kvansville be the only city in the West unmind ful of the great event of the age ? Do not the foreigners in Eransville wish to commemorate the day which linked this their adopted land with their old homes across the water? Let us have a celebration. Fine Art In KvanaTllle. A day or two since avc visited the studio of Mrs. S. L. Fleagler, onSeconl street next to the li"ir?ft rresbyterian Church, and fpent a p!cas.nt half hour examining the jKiintings of her pnpiLs. A small number of yuunjj ladies meet every morning to receive in-t ruction in oil painting, and the progress of the class is as indicative of the taste ami industry of the young misses, as of the skill and genius of their teacher. Most of the pieces are in an embryo state, but the visitor can form some idea of what they will be when the fair artists have added the last touches. The interest manifested by the class in the prusccutiou of their work evinces a taite for painting, and the half finished pictures at the studio give promise of future attainment of a high order. Young Lvdies who wish to acquire a beau-. tiful accomplishment, can do so under the ,y,.-cction of Mrs. Fleagler, who is fully co mpetent to teach painting in water or oil jgj - We invite the attention of the sick and afflu. ted, to the advertisements in our colurawot Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla, aad Jridleys .Salt Rheum and Tetter Ointment, Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam, Dr. Baker' Fpttcific, Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial, and Dr. Eaüterlcy.s Fever and Ague Killer. These medicines arc prepared by a thoroughly educated Pbyakian, Chemist and rhannaccutist, so that all can rely upon thcra as beinj safe and effectual in curing the diseases for which they are rccommend-

eJ Tbcy arc standard rtmcdics, nd can mw mi ia ortjimi mhica mcstam. ut. . aLiSSiSiiZ """""iiLS' carr store in tbe Cnitca States. feb2ö-u3tuoi. Proprietors, New iork. jlyWra

Candidates

Wr. Edit r Pic announce my nam a a Candidate f.r iv-fUxiwu as Treasurer of Vanderburgh County, t the wx (Vt"N r election. ang2C. THEODORE VENNKMA. wir .ntr I a Candidate f.r n--clection to the office of County Surveyor of VanJTburgh County. Tfr. Editor. You mill pW-u.-s announce as a CeiMidate lr ti Ollics if i-hcriff, at the enst- . .wr. t:kitmr.Za aanUn'myJ nsmc ax CiinliIut to n-prttwut Vnnik-rl-nrj;' Cmty in the iii-xt Li'ZiMatnre. UKX ,"TINSUX. firm Jidttmr ( You ai r-iK-f-J ti uiiii'Miim the name i-f Mx. K. MffJaKmJ Yj., a rwiil-lc f-r ri jirro-iitatiuii from Vandal Imrli Count it tin rtol-r elrrtiou. 3IANV VOTERS ausll tJemrg- 1 'Hng-tr in an lul--iMi-itt lamlilutf f.-r Sheriff, at tlir -iiMiin;r VhiU-r ! ti'n. tlfrg-t M. Tie Mr id mi'! I ii iu..p-ii-lMt rarilMlui f..r SIhtiIT, t the n-uiHB 4H t"!-r rk-rtion. Special Noiiccsi Ox mft al rrrrmttmtf and at tlir enwr tini troti Lie 1&' ini-l iiiiful A that att-tol tin human flt-li. Is ilw fVv-r a'i A.ziu. . Fora in time tli iTHtlivwl morl-l liar S-Ni r"itiiinaltv rtl imniiTi'iH fi ifi.-i f..r its t-riii;in-iit -nr ; but all millioiit t lTi-ct. l)r. J. HwtrttT, an xitrh'iK-Hl and coU-lrat-d j.liyician, lias in:co1il in fiirninhiii tlic pul. lit; aitli a valnaM preimration Pr tl- rnw .f Fi-rt-r and Ari'. Tin Ftwly and iu--rmniii i'i'niüiid l.itly ma-lf for I lie Ilittvrs," and tin itnivcrisil muveia attending in nw, liava made fr it a reputation nnsnrpaj'cd by any !it'inr of tlw kind. For the run T the Fever ami .;ih, fr. Ihjftetter'a celebrated, toni.uh Hitters niMt nd ahoiild claim n ii-riritr oer any other preparation extant. For ale by Liriiiwts aud deule r p-nerally, every lien. au.'." 1 .' School Volier. The S hooU of the Sister of Proviilenee mill Ik ojn-n in nest Monday (Angnst IHHh) for Um reeeplion of pupils. The Parent and Oiianlinnaof young liolies and children, mill find it to their ejT ial lolvitntje to pirnie llii e.-tah-lishnient, ,1 the Teiu hera aru of the hihit ord. r i f tilent, and no latn.r mill Is spared on the art of the Si.-drr, t(advame tin im entnifttd to their care. ani'Umr Oftle of tht EeanHtlte ln$urutf Coin pmmjf, LvansviIIe, Ind., Augii-t I-'th, !. 1 le Sta k holder of the Evansville Iiixiiraue Company, am herehv iiotifil, that the mutual el-etin for Nine Iin-etols, mill Iwheblut the tllii-e of t lie Com -jsitiy, on Monday, the Mh day of S-pteinlier next, ltf-twe-ii the hours of 1 ami I u'cloek, P. M. ly order of the Hoard. aiis-12td WM. T. PAt;E,S.irtiry. Unmtmm-H Ueemmrtrled t t önttHon Sem. At a meeting of " sp'u itiialt," mi invnli.l was brought fTnrd drea-llully aDIieted mjth uleerous sTofula that all the doctors hail failed to cure. It mas proposed to npeal to tin piiit land f.-r ad-ii-e, aiel a IIomoalhic phyii ian pn-'iit Internegated thedeparte rpirit of llanemauii as to what remedy should Im taken. Iud ami ditinct ras. audible to the mhole andieiic-e. tl-l of Avkrs Cathartic Pills. l(mrr X. Y. H'kfa. aucll-lm Itr. Kntttrly'n ittdit And HtrmprHtm Witl eure all linear arl-iiiic from an impitrw Klati of the I!ih1, or a depraved condition of the fluids of llo ybn, vi: Caini-r, Sm'ellinj; of tlie filan!. Klii'iimat ixm. Whitn Sw-llinx, Chronic Sre Eyes, Pik s, pMiils, Fryielas, lö itre, Tains hi the Rones and Joints, t'lcers in tie Month und Throat, and all Chronic tiititilioual li-ies. This medicine aenrches out the very roots ti the disease by purifying the blood, and changing the secretions in the system, thus removing the ein, mhii h remb r tli cure certain and srmnent. I'r. Easterly's bline and SrHH-rilla m ill cure the wort nim urial disease anil drive out ami destroy rviry particle ot mercury mha hlsin the ysteui. and cui-e its Uid ns-ts. It mill cur Sirotvltry Syphilis or Venereal iiseae, and will drive the Syphilitic Vims ate' all hereditary taint and 'isoiiotis matter out , the system through the ores of the skin, and retore the Patient to a perfi-rl state of health and purity. It is a positive cure fi-r lirer complaint and dyxpc psi.t, if use.1 a projier lencth of time. I i hnlli tge the world to proiluce its equal In thee complaints. The afflicted mill hear in mind that Ir. KiMerly' Imline ami Saraaiilla m ill eure all Nerroti diseases, Female Complaints, Inpsy, flravel, Iiseas. s of the Kidneys, Pl.vll-r and t'rinary Organs in a few days. It will remove rlniple and r.lofi lies from the Fan, and make the skin clear, mhite and l-au(ifiil as alataster. ltdosthis by purifying the Mood, and by its pronqit action on the Liver, Kidneys, and Secretory Organs, proliu ing vigorous henlth. per mho have long been afflVted m ith ST"fula, ld Sres, Tetter, Kingmorni, Suld Head, lUotchas, Eruptions of the Skin and all Cutaneous Iioacs, are alvieiil to procure C5ri.lly"s Salt lllieuni and Tetter Ointment t apply on the Sres. or diseived arts, mhen Uf ing lr. Easterly's Inline and SarsaarilU. The Iodine and Sarsaparilht purin the Wood, and cans the sores to ilischarge their putrid matter, and the ointment heal them. When lth are used (mhirh I always recommend) a permanent and radical cure is aim ays eHi-ctcd. They are the liest and most powerful curatives known to man. A fair trial is all I ask I do not fear the result. Trice of the Iodine and Sarsapirin.i ?1 per bottle, or 6 bottles for tiridlvy's Salt Khcutn tintment 7. cents er bnttk. 1Mb are prepared by It. E.osterly, corner of Third and Chesuut streets. St. Louis Missouri, sole proprietor, to whom all orik-rs must be addressed. aSol.l by ll.ill.s k Jk St.xldard, W. r.ieromer, Lkr!i A CaUIeit, Keller A White, lm?;;; '' in Krnsville, and by lruggists grnTally. myHl-lyins. itr. ttmletr't SpcetA rill cmrm imorrhca, Clect, Stricture, .S-minal Weakns, Chonlee, Pisi-ases of tlie Kidneys, Bladder, and all d is.-a.-e of the pmital organs. Roaler, have yw a private disease? Io not neghct it. lA'Liy is dangerous. Dr. Maker's Specific is a sal-, speedy, ami radical cure. With Dr. Baker's Sj-sciftc you can cure yourself, ami prevent exposun, as plain directions for use accompany the meilh-ino. Trie per bottle. T09.Dt. Eastebit, corner Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, to whom all orders must le addj-cssed to get the genuine. SM by Halkick A Stoddard, Lehh A Cabdett, Keller A AVnitv, in Evansville, snd by druggists generally. my3l-lyins Tfsjrfcaia .tli.sraig L,lnlmnt.It rs eighty years iuc this Liniateut maa first offersl to th afflicted. Many millions of bottle have bceu used, and it has given better aatufaction than suy article ever befvr trl for aimilar purj-es. It poKw ae s specific pomrr over inflauiniations. aud . ... chronic or aceoteatal derangement of the Muscle, Joints, Ligaments or Skin. It is s source of great pleasure to fori that we have been the humble mean of reHoTing such an immense amount of ufftring, and have causol many thsusauds to "Lsap for jT'b r.h.Hirn:wT rcücT,r,-their wound, healed and Ihdi, .Hff o.nt. mado ela,:.Inaerupulous parties, regardleas of their obllgatians to ourselves or the public, are engag-id la attempting to introduce s spurious snd miacrabls artide uo,1er snother nsrae, by representing it to U tb hum or similar. TBo ou your guard! Buy

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Special Notices

Jr. "rfer'e tough Bottom, trill eure Cotighs, Cold. Aatbnta. Cauinptton, Brenchitis, i ."pitting of Blood, Taiu In the Side snd Bremt, Pleurisy, Whooping Cough, Croup, Liver Comp'aint. Palpitation ef the Heart, und all diseases of tl Throat and fliest aud Lung. No one should to'eglcct a Cough or Cold a single day. Million die ! annually by mgleeting a tVunnion Cold. Coughs J and Colds lead t Consumption, an! tkti to early J I'riti -Trial tott, 2." contv I.AV'2 brttk Jtr. Jtooptr'i 'in CorAtml tctll eure All Fetnalt Complaints, kik-Ii as ExceiTa, Snppnw. ed, or 1'ninful leiu,truation, Alitor Albus or White, iKirreiniess, Sulhiw Cuinj.lexion, Heaiiarhe, Iizziin-, W'ruk N'-rveM, Frislitful IrvaniM, aiul all easis mused by V Ids, Chis ketl Perspiration, F.X--es.i, Over-Ksriteineiit, ete., of the Sexual rKins. lr. ll'ors Female Cordial is universally a klimlelt;el by the l.idi. the Iwrt reihiMy rer invent-!. a4 Triee St r !ttle, or Ix t-.ttl-r.r lu. t'iTn.i r, r.-m'r " Thtl and Cliemit itrt-etis ht. tiVwi, Solo Iroprietor, an I lo mhora all order nui!t Is aHreted. ..dd by Hallo, k A Stoddard, W. Dierl.er, Lie, h miiI I'al-l.-tt, Keller 4 White, in Evans ilk', and by driipffMs Kenerally. my31-lyin Nr. JitMlrijf, A'rr mmH .tgrme Htlltr ill cure Ague and Fever, Chills and Fever, lumh Ague, Int'-riiiittfiit and Remittent Fevers, and alj the various forms of Fevers ineident to Ililions Climate. If there is a man, montan or child nfT.-r-in mith Atjne and Fever, thir ftreadvis-d to pioenre Ir. joterly' Fen r and gn Killr-. It a positive cure tly w permanent. Try it-. Fr $1 it U.ttk, or els tvKles for S Y lr. Kastkrlv, eriMr of Tkint ami Chestnut utreet., St. .oni, Sole Pnprietor, to Imni all or. der iiiu-t le address! to get tli genuine. Sold by Halloek A SttMldarl, W. P.i. rlomer, Li h A falilett, Kwltr A White, Aj;'-nts f..r Kvannville, and by '"gits U-nerally. my-I-Ivins ettl-ttodlmn .Ttimlm Contpmny, Oltire on Vater ctfeet, iind-r the Telegrajdi oflVe. Caf t loads of li hiediel of Ito.li.im Aliue Cml delivered t any J-it ef thn tly t H CO fT Coal weighed, if de! red, at thw exj Use of tlipiirrhnuT. Not-s of solvent lank of Illinois and AViw-onoili taken in sivment. JOIIX WYMOXD, d-2S-tf Secretary and Manager. hlltTIUS LEJTHER.-10,000 Lb: 9 of the iut ectdlent Skirting Is at her, Jut receiveil, and f.rsale .y CI1AS. IJAIH OCK, jy 17. Main street. -m w vi. ks fö tTsiLK.M ü i mT fm thn-e year old Miik-s, mell lnke to lmriiei, mhii li I mill m II cheap, Aiplv to JollS P. GLOVER. anl.1 Corner Main and Seventh street. "tu wo Zussr'sho jtLs. s. mi. .no. rJL L.-ES. .S) half do S. If. Molasee. For saTh.v anl7 WIl EKLER A RIGC.S ?muiiJi i.'n 'iö7'Ki:irTiiii-T.i ? JL TIlu.MA SC ANILIN, (Sign of th dd n Coffee Pot), Ills an immense stock of Stoves and louekiepiiig Ware, purchased since the great panic iu money affair, at ruinous rates to the manufacturer, mbich he i milling to give his customers the advautitg of, by calling at l is old tUnd. Call at once and sccor tmrgains. iioviii TIKIS. SCAXTLT.IX. ein. IMtirville, ht. The Lei turv in this ia.i i Mill a. ... . n..... .... . I. Sf. ........ 1.. It'" II .11 IVI' w III l'HIII,, II, r uw Ilirfc .'l'TIUIV III Novemher, aiil ci-iitiiiiHi f.mr months, llnrins IoInt pn liioiiiarv lectures m ill he delivered at the Hospital and C,,ll",r FAcn.TV. IV-nj. AV. lliolley, M. I., Kmeritua Pro if of Snrsery. Henry M. Rullitt, M. D., Troft ssor of Theory and Praetkt 'f Misliciue, John U li-Ii, M. I., Pi-fejaor ofOhstetrk-a and t linii al Misli im. C. W. i i;ht, M. 1)., rtvA esof of Mclical Cheuitnr. N. I!. larshnlt, t. I. Proft-seor of Materia M.-d-ica ami Theraa-ulic, Mildltoli (ö'blsmith. M. t.. Professor of the Principles of Surgery aud Clinical Surgery, W. i. Stirmuii, M. I.. Profi-sw.r of Auatomr. nd Pathological Ana'toinV. ! aiel latloiloir laril Cummins, M. I. Iemonstrator. For information address N. li. MARSHALL, M. I.. jlyl-2ui Kenn of tho Faculty. 21Ml.tMl"ll.l.ii l"i.yi.'tr J.VII A Flooring Mill. Ssnd street. Is-tmeeii Chiftlint and Cherry, leaters In Lumber and manufacturers of Itoort, Shutters, blinds, Sash, IiNr and Window Fniun's, Mouldings of everv tus Flooring, WeathetlMarliug, SliClvilia. Msiitf-, 1 läse Pilas ters, (arecti-house Sash, and lltaln I 'limp Tubing A large assortment of Sadi, Jllinds, Is.r, Moiildines anl Pump Tuhine, constantly on hand. Also, ready worked Fhsiriup: of all kinds. Persons als.ut to erect buitdings in the Sinthern or Western country, considering the low rate cf freight by river, railroud and canal will find it to their interest to pun. base at our establishment, where tlwy ran be supplied with all the car)'nter'a moi k, rvjuiy-ms'le, of asoned lumla-r, for the finish of lutildings. Our work is not made a most factory work, mith tenons half may through, but it is framed in the same manner as if made by hand. NOCK, WICKS. &. CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, if 1 1 ! t'OUl UUSIOn AlCrClinillS, Mid. t.r.AtFR i ! Forelgn t Domeatle Lttquors, Cigars, m m, f o j .. , 77r,'?,?J JtT-..,-VltirttMA. MIXSOLI.'I ASI Al. TO Lit It. ' also, AOKNTs roa -V.tFSI7f.LE fOTTOX r.f.'.VS, Tll'.Vr, f irTISG,l'oTTuX A- M.iSlLLA CWD.I'.E, No. ill Mai street. LOUISVILLE, KY. We keep coietsitly oh hand a large stock of "'P- j nlar brands of Tohoivn, anion g which are HolUnd's ! F.iunss Pine Apple Twist and laucake. Also, ( JiolsTts' and Han is' lsst brands. ! tmrstis ltot pure oi l iiinrton ana live vv ninny, - ...... . ..a is large and well aclectl. all of hieb me ott-r on 6,khI terato the Vestern and Southern trade. NOCK, ICKS A CO., Mam street. f . 1 . AVholesalc Tobacco Agency, No. Ö11 Main street. Louisville, Kv. We are now reeoiving eur new stock of A'irginia I and Kentiaky Tobacco, which we offer k.w to tlie II4UC. HOLLAND'S TODACC0. Emrress Premium Uraml 21 Röxes. T. J. Hol lau I, No. 1. ..17-3 do Jacob Strader 120 do C. L. Holland .. list do S. R. tiarner , -?1 do C. t. Holland iso do B. 15 - 75 do Extra I'aiH-ake. 2U Kegs. Extra Fotl Tmist 00 Butts. Tfno Aprk Tmlst 60 do Wade and Bm. Twist 75 do Oolden Age Tancake. SO Boxes. LANGUOR VS TOBACCO. Gold laif Extra 1 Butts. J. M. Cabb 73 do S. E. W bite GO do J. A. Clay PS) do 1IAIUUS' TOBACCO. Sultana ............. 75 Catt a. People's Favorite... tO H-oxea. do do ..l'"0 Celt's. in, iu, .r-. k .............. .. ....... . .......... .. . . . . . van, Luxury of the People- 60 Kegs Ga ! Apricot 30 do '. J"nn mithm'isulcco' " Ca"' ! F M. Sncad...."!.. 1 Boxes. ! E. W. Barton . d 111 ä b?u. KENTUCKY AND SIIS60UHI TOBACCO. I Lang'. Bassett's th 70 Buttr. ! Basset t's M B - 50 do ' ...-,u. 5e... . ..-.... ..100 do JJ 1 S T ' i do do A'-a 10O Itoxr

Saming of a;. kmis Jone on short notice, leruts I would ot.sorve that alter an ex-rience or over t-n : Re sat silent on the front seat, and as Kcd m-h, unh-ssothrmiseagreeil upon. years in tin? principal opthalmic hspitals of Eu- i j . l h i . :.r Yotl my.'l-tf STEKLE k IH'NXF.L. j rope, P-getlu r with the advantajrc of a large private ,,mi , w mf" " . ' . , '

".Vifnfl Vii 3-' -rnn ti ä m mtjr' praetic. 1 am pnpar.sl m reat all diseases of the . gentlemen, saiu wie juuge, -appvur iu fAOiiASJi,ToiMtt0 j..a - Kyi. mh f,at .rtaillfv ,.r OVM Mch.raii only clergymen. Your object is to battle against sm l i.. . k c.Ko. w. wk rs Levi i.. nock. ''- rT'l'iVr.. i '''Z'r V'Cn7,' . . i , t. At ' ami to overthrow Satan's kingdom.

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. tU4a llÄCTinfnk n liSI ' AlgM VlSpUlCICS -Afternoon Report. 5fwi by tlie Atlantic Teiegrkprn London, Eng., Aug. 2D t m. 15 v the overland mai! later ad vim from aJso leen received. The Indian mutiiy was being rapidly quelled. Tht London papers of yesterday contain a long irid interesting report of the Atlantic telegraph, by Mr. Hrighr, the engineer of the company. The sterirtier Asia is to sail on Saturday for Halifax ana Host on, instead ot the Europa. Frnm Xew York. Xew Yokk, Aug. 26 m. The committee on arrangements for the celebration of the eueres of the Atlantic telegraph cable have decided to have a ojand banquet at the Metrop litan, the proptietrs f hielt are laking arrangements for the accommodation of seven or ciht hundred jcrsot:s hi their dining saloon. Clkvklaxi, Alio;, stj. m. .lohn Iliitchins was nominated yesterday for Coiijrre.! by the republicans of the Twentieth District, vice J. K.Ciiddings. Phlladclplila Market. rittiAnrawP A, Aug. m. Flour market firm, but less inquiry for shipment and home consumption; old stink selling at 4 87(i,. OU; fresh ground at 5 extra family OofJt." 50. The receipts contiuuo light. In rye Hour or corn tucal, no change. There is a fair inquiry for wheat, at former prices; sales of 2.000 bushels, new southern stl IVunsylvani:, at 1 '10 1 2H for fair and prime rea, 1 CiSfV I 40 for white. Eye dull at 3e. for old and 70c. for new. Corn scarce, and held at t2c. for yellow a!loat, HOc. in store. Oats in good demand; 4,000 bushels sold, Delaware at 41c.fT42c. In groceries and provisions, there is ng Ciange. Whisky dull at 27(5 2Sc Lard steady. Äesv York Mantel. Xew York, Aig. 2 si. Flour iscttlcd ; sales of H,000 bbls ; State lower, Ohio at T 1. "(" and Southem at i 3of,T ti 75. Wheat declining ; sales of 10,000 bush.. it a decline of l(7?.2o.; Westcm red at 1 is. Corn firm; sales of J0fOoo bushels at 74fV,8.. for mixed; fSf; 90c. for va bite. 1'ork dull at 1 7 25 for mess. Bnltlmora Market Haltimokk, Au;. 20 m. Flour sleady. Wheat firm and active; red 1 2.V I US; white 1 I 52. Corn dull; white 7SfVi 8oc. Provisions declining. Wliik- ilull and lower; sales at 25c. Cincinnati Markrl. . Cici.vati, Auy;. 20 st. Flour dull and drooping. Whisky unchanged. Provisions inactive aud A-ery little doing. Wheat fine and in good demand for shipment. Itlver and Weather. Cincinnati, Aug. 20 st. WeatliT cloudy. Mercury 78". earaiicc of rain. Ith er :iloiit stationary. LonsviLLi; Aug. 2f st. River falling with two net .cvcii inches in the canal. Wrath r elotuly, with appcaranrcs of rain. Meicury 85. riTTsniKo, Aug. 2 M. Kiver stationary, at in imhos by the metal mark. Wcatherclear. Mercury 84. CThe Ijcavenworth (Kansas) Aer states that immediate apidication will lie made to (Jovcrnor Denver to call an extra session of Legislature to provide for the formation of a Constitution for the TcrritoTV, but that the application will probably Ik unsm-cesstul. rWMtK EKUOV 11.1. JL liANS mhich Itcueticcnt natur Tim on ur has etidomcd ! nian mith, the Kir is the most itiirt.niL nmst complex, and most da-lh-ate in oi ranintioii. From its exposeal i l nation, it is constantly liable to disease mhich assumes varied frm, and Which, alten iiciWti'd or inaltreulvt. t' frtUChily terminate in Iditolnee. It lecnii-. lh-r-fre. naii-s-ary th.i the practitioner shall Is thoroughly ronversan not only mith the structure of the eye ball and it appendages, but that he shall have a most accural and erfs-t klMm lel;e of II iii-stn to which that organ is liable. In presenting this ran! for public Consideration, ami 4 to il P. M. JOHN ma;knnis, m. I. iiflh-e. corner Locust and Siimi streets. Evansi lie. Indiana. i-'s-lvw v - tW tl.VKV.IU.n OH MIsBII-. "tider-iL-iMsi i- iag ,uyru., of djs.,ig of lrm. situats. in .iiM.n touuty. it, mil.- east of owi'iisville. will offer a Kiram ti any one m isliing . to itupi Ioism st. rurt ssm.aKa it a lrnsa Sadl f'lftn contain it acres. 110 of mhi.h is iiiol.-r cult iat ion. - i. .i. ..i ...i. 1 1 1-1 - ir I w .f --i , 'l , um I aiiHiii in I ' , , ri n I w,.,l!t arr..rjilrC walt.r ,n a,.,,; building. Ac. The alsive lan.lisall.kir.iblyl..at.sl,atidiii j a healthy section. For term. apply the under-FIL;ilF-l, II rf"..-i.a a. aa.f a.. - - . 1 - I. act till f ri'l'T tfa tlwensville, .All-rust .atn, IS,.! 'Jni-W ytJflÄJ?i.Sl"75"lT Cv in exchange for ir -ris. 3'.vt.i A. P. REYNOLDS A co. V Olli I.WI.yiTI J".VfVII tlia-ixa Iw.b r t.ti,n.M.tr In lh. ha nl a I m . ; X EER Divine l.-ar tstiuuuiy , .u. ..ir..,rH :,r miin.inn.t,jr.il..n. Lnnmna .sVn.ünifian libs! Purifier .ml Rlot-1 Pills. cwixvati. Julv 1st. K.. j Da. C. vv. Kosack r sir: In reply to in i -.TttrÄ fSZ SKijS! of the late Dr. Atlee, or Cincinnati, previous to her rÄ?TV fit she derived from using them. She had hecu suffering from genend priwirutionot timeia being ocr eventv-ix vear of aip and optbalmia and inflimm'ation of the f.oT. Various remeiiios mere resorted to mithout relief, mhen some friends reowmtniM ojur. -f ,m,r n-iin-ioari HJod Purifier and ltlood Pills. They had tho desired cfr.- .-.i .- .-..usiiiered a retort to i.eith I know many m bo nave usavi your mencincs, and seak decidedly of the benefits derived, thus tetsifyingof thrir renovating influence in punfjmg the blood and giving igor snd energy to the sjstem. They have my cordial arproliation. Very respectfullv, your olVilient senrant. S. J. BROWNE. Revd Sasnutd J. lromn has leen a devote lab." r Va tCcant of Christianity fir over thirty vcars in Cincinnati, a almost eteryoM Cincinnatun knoms. Such testimony from such s source is not a. - a. II L.l Awa a Ci.. sr. 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and by DniKSists and merchant generally, through- days. He has been several years in pcnecteut the United States and Canada". aaitT-ltd-lw.w i ,.w j.le which be has now accomplis j-

oa sJIMif JT .4 BJ H&i.y TUB M PATENT BKEAD BAKERY, iüi the right to make the celebrated Staatn or Patent Bread. . tn iuir en tbe premiees, No. 2 First street. AUgii-St m m I tstoMJis JTO f.--'' jW3 KOCKAWAY AND TOP BUCKJY cf the b.t quality. They my svn at the Livery eta bio of Mr. Stratten, un S.on l street, and will be sold at a moderate price, if immediate application u made. sugtj-jtd-iw-w -C OM MKJT. t-JBM 1 CO.VJ'Jfc'.VMLM IIV,bbLl.U uuisti on its ST. i befs-cea Kint aJ Moo, now iu tin occuritinn cf I Mr. Kerstarman. Apply to J. AvrsTLY HUGHE?, julv? W V- KK5TER.MAy.

Arrivals and Departures. ———

From Wednesday, 5 P. M. till Thursday, 5 P. M. Interchange, Cairo to Louisville; Chattanooga No. 2, Cairo to Louisville; Ella, Cairo to Louisville; Endeavor, Cincinnati to St. Louis; Trailer, Evansville to Bowling Green; Marengo, Cincinnati to St. Louis; Return, Memphis to Louisville; The officers of the Endeavor, which passed down yesterday afternoon, report 4 feet water in the channel on Scuffletown bar. The Silver Star is the regular U. S. mail packet for Paducah at noon to-day. The R. M. Patton, No. 2., is the regular Louisville packet for Henderson this evening. She returns to-morrow morning leaving our city at 10 o'clock for Louisville. The Trader left for Bowling Green yesterday evening with a large lot of groceries.— She will be back from Bowling Green in about eight days. ———<>——— Myaterions DUappearanec Its X. V. Cltj-i The wife of Capt. Brenunan of the United States Army at present etatione! at Key Wcst left his wife reiiding with her mother, Mrs. Crane, on is taten Island. On the 20th of July, Mrs. Crane, with a son and her danghtcr, Mrs. Riennman, came up from the Inland to New York City, and on leaving the ferry boat, at the battery, they parted upon their several trrads and visits, witli the understanding that they Would meet again ort the Ix'at at 4 o'clock. The mother and son were punctual to that appointment, but the daughter Avas not. The two former returned to the Island, not donbting-, of course, that the third, Mrs. BrcnbtrlaaS, w?ts accidentally left behind, or iieerssahlor delaved. v a by some engagement, and that she would t ike the liext boat at 5J o'clock ; but that boat arrived at the Island without her ; nor did she apjtcar to her now watchful friends when the last boat by which she could reach home ou that day arrived, at 8 o'clock. So uuaccountable an absence naturally created some anxiety, and that anxiety grew iuto alarm, and then into despair, when they learned the next day, that she actually left the house of a friend the afternoon before, to go to tlie 4 o'clock Ihiat, but that she was afterward seen in Broadway, apparently on her way to the boat of 5 o'clock, since which time tlie mot diligent search by her friends and by the silicc, has completely failed to discover even the slightest trace of her. It is useless to suggest any of the many causes Which may have induced her to disapear, or compcll- d her disappearance, so utterly and Avithout leaving a sign lehind hei on this point ti e imagination may lie left unaided. But this only should be said that there is nothing, we arc assured, in the relations of Mrs. BrennutMi to her family or her friends, nothing in her Avorldly circumstances, nothing in her character, nothing in 1it state of mind or state of health, that admits for a motnciU the Msjhility of a sedct itrinJrtMre or prolonged absence to lie voluntary acts on her part. She Avas happy iu a retired and pleasant home, Avhere an aged mother and young child required her constant and affectionate care, and the unvarying cheerfulness and untiring devotion Avhich she gave to these daily duties forbid the supposition that she could have consciously and delilieiately aljandoued them." N e are left, then, to the wildest ! conjecture as to what can have happened to j a l.uly unassuming, modest, in the sad and f soltcrgarb of mourning-weeds, but not imai tractive, and in the prime of womanlio'sl, on so public a thoroughfare a. Broadway in the broad daylight of a summer afternoon. We doubt if the oIice of London or Paris would have let su h a qucalioii be unsolved for thirtr d.ir. f:yA gentleman somewhat noted for a vein of humor was riding some years ago in a stage coach in Xew Hampshire. Among his companions were a number of gentlemen, whose black coats and white cravats i wtkc their clerical profession. The conlllsililll tillliv. lll,.ll nini.", tu. um I wards 11 1 mi 11 its inevitable concomitant, the institution of slavery. The clerical gentle- . e ...i. :. . - i I " " w' " .'".'" coosc,,.,jti Mlu-d. The principal .kcmnn m- . I A-cigiiel strongly againsi.ine anu-siavtry j leaders, and against Mr. (larrison in partiej nlar, for agitating the question so far away I from the region Iiiost ihtcrested. "If he j wants to attack the evil," said he, 44 why does lie not go where lie am make some impression upon it where it exists? Why does he squirt his little engine at a fire Avhich is blazing a thousand miles off?'' The reverend gentleman chuckled heartily at this sally, and the speaker looked around with .a triumphant air. The icrson first named, though an eminent judge, was pla:nlv dressed, and had few external attractions. The exulting clergyman turned upon him as ! Xow if that is your object, why do you stay i ninoii'- decent. Christian people? Why ill I.. , -,- , ' . . i .i. I tue rievn s name oon i von goio neu : There was not so nnich laughing at flat j reply as might have ln-en supposed. II - j '"" .1 'i Jtrr. The Xantccket Telehkai-h. We learn ...... .a. . i ; from Mr. Ibshop that, jw soon us the weather nd his btLMiiesS will permit, he shall IC...rt. that it i his intenti tn . . . ,, ., C .1 1 ....... ..I..... , I . I. ,.l I n -. . tilllbG . T Mi, J I " ' irmj-ieo; u i ins j ..n. .1., ....o...... v....tuiderrtin list week, and fou id , as good as when laid, no seaweed or kelp attachinc to it. A reiiort has been circtiattaching to it. i lated that Mr. II. had iib'ndoticd this entt r..rl.o .ri.lia.a it ct.ilaul fra-Oat liilo lllflt . . . , ?. I n " l ln PU.1 ,U;U " v , i miiirvl to complete it, and cohnect Nantucket vvith the continent by means of a good and ! tdegnpir .v i 7. I j lTltisa ,Kpular belief with mothers, that WiUhillg young children daily, in cold j water, makes them hardy. This is a grave i . , , , , , . r i -t mistake ; the leeble circulation of a child 5 requires the aid and assistance of warmth warm water and warm clothing. The ' . . ,. , , r y 1 . ! Greatest medical man Avho ever lived Joint Hunter recommended three rules for tbe management of children, and they express the substance of a volume; he says, "Give them plenty of milk, plenty of sleep, and plenty of flanuel." . , i .t . r it A. It l. reported that Ross A mans, Ot ; Daltimore, .'Hl 13 now Duilding an iron ! steamer, which he is conGdeut Avill rnufrom I ! x - i. . - T : l l v.An -cw 1 iSJiv iu t-iveriajoi ill ira ed, and has procuml a patent. t3 During a recent debate in the Britbb House of Commons, on the subject of the ...vai cf tha Hudson L.iv Commnr's privilege, Lord Bury affirmed that a coarounicatioa might readily lie established between Lake Superior and tbe Pacific oceaJ, by weans of a ship canal connecting the I head waters of the Saskatchewan and Co lumbia nrcrs. "vVAJcrsa.1 Ttree good girls wanted, i--qaire at tre Green Kiver Hotel.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

TT V. O'HILKW 4 o.. OLJ JL TABLISHKH WHAKFBOAT, Evansville, Indiana. Storare, Foraarding. and Commission j Meirhant, general Kailroad, Steawt-rat, and Ex- ' press Agents, Special Agents for tho PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD, and connections over mhi. h me arf authorized to give through receipts at tun lorn et-1 Ixissible rates. Having a mammoth Wharfboat at the landing, the largest on tlm ohii Kiver, raable of storing and protecting all merchandize liabbi to damag fnn exposure, a-e an ptvparsd to facilitate the diapateh of all consignments, fT'iarJiil to our care, l y either KIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention ii.l to Receiving, Storing and Forwarding, also, to the Sale of airy Produce, : or other property, consigued to us ft r sale, and satisfaction guaranteed. Ofllc and extensive Warehouse on AVater street, adjoining the Telegraph, and on the Wharf boat, where we are to bo found, attending to tha iutcrests of our iatrons at all hours, day and night. With cur aupeiior faciltliea; long standlnr ; untiring energy; and ktiomledgw of our buMuese, we reel confidvnt of giving general saiufdetiou, nnd hois to Taerit a continuance of the extLn.siVeiatron- ; we n uw ei,toylip. . . LiIsthI cash advances m ill be ma-le t'h ailcohstn. ments to either ourselve or eorrcspoiiilents in any of the principal markets, North. Eat or t-Vmth. . P. C. O RILET a CO. JT? n. nowjiin, jtn:ifj.-.j. M9 FoKAVAKDINC! AN KCOMMlSSION l EUCH AN, Watfr Stuekt, EvAxsvinr., Indiaxa. Thankful for the patronage heretofore so liberally extended to me. I lu to sav to my (invn River anil AValiahh friends that I am still on the ground, ready and milling t give their cousignuieuu cloe attention. I'urticular attention given to tlie formar.lii of TViacen, fork, Ijir"d, lUcon.CaoLs add general Merchandize. mr25-om rmnouw - .rt.w,v-, m r:t km MM I NCJ. F0 UWA R Hl XU A Nil GE.VF.R , . , K COMIVIISSION MERCHANTS. Aeents for Kau ha Salt Coniany, Evansville, Indiana. , AVe have lUrtnod a eo-artneihip under th style of IIbowx A Aikma, ahd effir out rvicea in the capacity as set forth in our crrd above. V. X are fully prepared to extend everv facility to shitjrr, either by CANAL. RIVER.' or JtLAILROAK, and assure them that'tlieir iuterests shall Is fdiliiully reptesetited, should th.y l pleased to favor us mith their patronage. Office and Warehouse on the rorncT Main st. aud the Caiul. WM. imOWX, W. M. AIKMAV. laite of llomard A liro n. Lute or FOSTER, A Co. j.m-f Ctf.V.f, STOB.1 OK.m.1 have a lar-ge dou- ' lie Warehouse at the Canal U.isin, caps 14- ot storiiiR any amount f produce, mhiidi mill be re. ceived, stored, taken car of and held subjisrt to the om ncrs orders on most reasonable terms. T. U. O RILET. mh2i'-tf TOItJIJK lVf.ATy;iWe are prepaid to store iu our Fire Proof Warehouse, any ii:intity of I. rain, Produce, or Merchandise, ou the most lilral terms. Ilaing large aud airy rooms up stairs, jarti alar rare mill Is taken of Housidiold FurnitiiiT, Auricultuml Implements and all kiuts of goods or mares liable to damage fixm damp or rust. Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates, by the mouth, or looker mhen dsiret. Watvhmme locntnl on corner of Locust stns-t and W. and E. Canal, and ni'wt convenient for shiping bv River or Railroud. Applv to apis GEO. FOSTER A CO. RAILROADS AXD EXPRESS. jftlU.ytiMS OF tijie.j: i v.v.OVJI.LE AND CU.VW.rT:rV7Ä5 frdsile Railrtsid. ff V - " - On and alter Monday, July Villi, In?, iIjo trains on this road mill run as to!l..w: The iiji mail mill leave Evamville at 9 A. M.: Vincent! P2.10, and arrive at Terre lintite at 3 P. 51. as iM ittofore. (Dinner both at Vincimes anl Terre Haute ) The dowu nlail mill leave 1 crre. Haute at :t.3" P. M.: Vims ftnes .-"j:t. and arrive at Evaiivillj at tf.lo P. M. (Suirsrat Vimvunos.) THE AttOMMOKAlUiN TRAIN" UETWEEN EVANSVILLE AND VINTELN ES. On Tuesdays, Thursdays amk Saturdays cnly. AA'i II leave Vi wen lies at "6.00 A. M. aed arHva at Evsnsville at lo.li A. M. Will l ave Evansville at 1.30 T. 31. an. arrive at Vim-cnne at ."i.37 P. M. BETWEEN VINCKNNI-S ANH TERRE HAUTE. I In Motelays, Wealirt-sdays jtfcj 1'ri.l.tys only. AVill la-ave VinoniKs at O.OO A. M. aul arrive at Terre Haute at 10..ru.. M.; mill leae Torre U nit. at 1.4 T. M. and arrive at Viiiccuu- at .'- P. M. JOHN 1NULK, JR., Sup't. J'.vl2 rwMt.iWbi outj no.v u 'jest u nit JL AVe I g to call the attention of Mortdiauta butting or erdenng tlirir fall sts W from tha- Eastern i iti's, to the superior adautng's and facilities ot the Hal tint ore and Ohio Kailroad. for the safe aud speedy t rant-port at ieti of Freights to Evanville and vicinity. CounH'll:i dre made witli the most reliable Railroads and Steamship. River route shortened and improved by completion to I'ar k rl'iirpti. Through rates lomer than by any thr route. Apply to M. Potti a, IJostoii ; II. F. Kti.it, Philadelphia; C. F. I'ikviil, New York; J. T. Em,i.am, llaliimore, for information or through rate, or to CEO. FOSTER A Co., Freight Ag-iit. Corner Locust street and Caual, Evans ille, Indiana. J.v-g JL NEW ARRANGEMENT. The Ao am's ExrKf.ss Cox pant resja-ifully announce to their friends and itrons, the public of Fvausvill and vkinity, that, m ith itivres-d farilitia for the transportation of f i: t: i r, ii f, p a c K A r, r. s , V O A" ; F A X D V A L V A tl L LS. Thay solicit a continuance of fotmer favor. Es-ss-ial care takun in the coli tiou of Rills, lrafrs. Notes, and the transHirta'ioii of sinall und vahuble packages. All persnt wishing to avail theriselvs of the facilities of tha Express, can obtain any desired information in reference to the routes and let.nl of the tiiisinass, at their Oflice on Fir;t street, betmen Main aud locust, oppste th; Post Office. de is G. 11. FISH, Agent. jr. fiTR.ITTO.-y-, JLIfHai v Sale stable, S-coi,l Is-tween Main and Lo cust Streets, opposite the Old Presbyterian Church, Evansville. The undersitrned has a large and commodious Ilrirk Stable with sheds for carriages, and is prepared to take liors-s by the dsy, week or mouth. Hi ciistoint-rs tny be sute f having their animals mell and rprefuliy atfa-ii'b d to. He tvf.rs to tin follommg pent leinen mlioso horsi s h has hal a b-ng time nniier his tiariT-. lie has also a numla-r of good and saf; horses for the saddle or harness, with a num's r of new and i-oiiifortable Imggk-s, ti hin?. Onb-rs for saddle Imim-s or bujrgia-s, mill I piiitctn.-illv at-nd.-d to. Ref. r to C. G. Keats, Gas olli. i C; K. U hlt'ut; J. S. Gavitt, Ex-SherilT; Cvprian Pntori. M tl2-ly J. STR ATTON. r. t in. s-K-.n.i im hohni: suot.s 9.1SL The Troy Iron and Nail Factory, at Troy, N". Y., have Henry Rurda-n's Improved Horse Shoe Machine ry now In emwsfut oration,; and are prepared to execuie or-fk-rs for Horse and Mule shoea, of any meiirht and iMttern, at a pi i- but little alove tho price of Horse Shoo Iron. The qualify of the Irou used in these, shoes is "srr:intw.l in every rict. Tha-se sho- have been approvd of, and are now used by lli United State viTQiueiit exclusively, as alto by mauy of tbe princijsd Stage and Omnibus Compni- and Horse Sh'.s-rs throughout the country. Thiae Shoes can be purchased through tb priucijal Hardware and Iron .Stores in the Loited States. t irders addreiaeed to th subscriber, at Troy villa;;", mill rsxive prompt attention. W 31. V. Bl UDEN, Agent, aplft-ly. Troy, N. Y. m OTJtJB TO Va H.fl U MS .f.V V H AY DEALERS. The under-i?ned mould resr-ectfully inform the Hav Growers and iKaltr that he has purchased the right to make aud sell I'enniatt'm'a Porta bla Mar l'rees in A'aniterburh and Warrick rountiea, and L. now ready to receive orders for Presses, whirh he will promptly fill and set up, and arrant to perform all that is ra-pre-is-nted. Persons wanting Presses m-otild do well to call on ths uuder.iguisl and examine the model and the principle upon which they work, rayjuiting lei I r"" in usu-js ami u,.iuS wji . ... , ' tLaD any olljt.r Prvm in for au, thing like the power ana uanos ami doing more won ana oetter nioiia v. and take un but little room, Mion on Second street between Oak and Mulberry, Evansville. B. DYSON". je-3udw W9I.VJ2 llWJUJUM. lbe subts nber mould JL respectfully call the at tenticu of carp rt.-r aud builder to his stock of Pine Lumber, which is one of the ltrgeft sad it ever yarded ia this city. Frio aa low as the lowest. Office corner Main and S-veuth streets. JoilN F. OLOVEK. jiyi "V W-d H HJLU Ht.I, HJi THiJVfi JJtf. 4YJL TABL1SUMENT. SUNDERLAND, baa ope naid in coanexiou with his Shaving Saloon, tome commodious snd elegant BATHING 00313, a here gentlemen can ret a pleasant cold or warm bath at all hours of tbe day, from 6 A. 31., to 11 st night, for ths very moderate pries cf 25 ceils eaca, or five tickets for one dollar. JaS-tf torC Jt IMJBMJilt UM F'X'.A, w f that Heury L. Mitchell has beeo appointed admiDistrat-r cf tbe -etat cf air. ELVIRA 2IITCHELL, late of tbui city, oeo-J. Said estate ii solvent. HENRY L. -MITCHELI , if,ii Adiainlrtrator.

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STEAMBOATS. .

it et ri & i-i i, i. j?, ' njJj8rrz.z.r. JMAND AIEMPllI KEGULAK WXEKLT TACKET. taam The Low Pressnre Steamer SO L'TUIryTERSKR. O. W. Tbipiett, Coir 5?!SvÄ5?ÄDaan4r; J. B. Archer, Oer, lTei Iouisville every Wednesday at 5 r. m. ; laarr. j Mewphis every Saturday at 6 r. M.; leat rvanarüTa for Louisville every Monday at5 r. M.; leaves Evam Vllle for Mempbia every Thursday at 11 A. X. ?4 ta,Way Bustnew aolicited and attended to at tame rates as charged by Packet. ',-- ., jan21-tf P. G. 0' EI LET A C0 Agent. JE TRI-WEEKLT MAIL ITKE Steamer ALIDA, ttä Er. ansville, avvry Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 9 a. v. Leayea Paducah every Tueaoay, Tharsday and Saturdav, at 9 a. n. Connecting at EvaHlUe with E. A C. R. K. f-r all point North acl East, and with packets for LoüüTtlle, WaIasÜ stid Groen Kivers.. At Paducah with parketl for Saint Loula, New Orleans and iL daily mail boats for Cairo. Nashville nd Tenre4ea Kiver. . - " Busiuesa promptly atteedul ttr, and charges for freight and parage mm as charged bv the packet J. II. Done. jiyti-fimdAyr TfJ S. .HJIL PAtS&toJS'GER JTJiCMm WJU ETEVAXSVILLE, PADUCAU AXD CAIRO TACKET, . - J. n.DONJC, DATJ3, Mastori leaves Eviosviljs every Tcesdsy and Frb dull 12'n'rlnl-lt. M . .rrtriM iTauMii ti o otix, a. js., uiro at U o'ctocR, M. Wednesday and Saturday. KetiuBlng.ksve Cairo every Wednesday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock, P. M and radurah every Thanday and Sunday, at o'clock. A. M". -CONNECTING AT KYANSVILLI! WITH TOB EVANSVILLE AND CKAWFORDSYlLLE $L H aad Packets for Green Kiver- Also, connecting al Sruithland .with Cumtsrland KJver Packets; st .Cairo with Memphis, New Orleans and Sc Loula Packets. Tickets can be obtained on board the boat for all Eastern Citie. marl-ly TY," WulArSt. Louis and Louievil Pack . ta; LICrrtTNlNO LINE. r"Cia. The following boat have eom-'JrS-sFmwnced their regular trip in the S-t Jfrri Louisville aHd fi touU trsj, aä will eoutinue to run during the season, rivinr particular attention to all way buaiueaa. Tha FASHION, capt. . a. JtAcn.v, Passes Evansvillo, going down every Turtday nibra 1 lug, and up every Friday morning. The HIGHFLYER, CAM. TH0S. WEICHT, Passes Eransrille, going down, every Thursday morning, and up every ;onday morning. .LOUISVILLE AND" ST. LOUIS Paaacnger; and shipper can rely, upon tÜWe boslS loavint; punctuslly on their rtgnlar days, and eonnecting with all the packets running above St. Louiä For Ireiedit or passage apply on board or to marl7 V. 0. OKI LEY CO. UiUIäVlLLE PACKET. 1 he JOIIN BRIGGS will hereafter SXS-irETansvilie Packet; having exceliii mwiuuuhiiuii ior i assenger. mis mill leave EviiUsvilk every Wednesday and Saturday aftsrt noon at 5 o'clock, irecUely. X. If. COTtn, Maaler. mx2A P.M. CARDNER, CI k. WKUVIMH IsOVISfiLLE, J?Tv -VANSVILLE AND HENDERSON PACKET. jJB. Tho STEAM EK SCIOTO. NO 2, JL2bl-c?- HI leave Evansville every Tues-JT!26j-errdy at C o'clock, r. m., and Saturday at Vi o'clis k, r. m., for Henderson airt Loufsvillc. Acoonitaodstlohs excellent Jan28 B-iSSOLVTIOV OF VO-fJIlT' JIJ7 ncrship. The partnership heretofore existing between Abraham Anspacher, Joseph Shanheld and Ievi 31. Plaut, under the style and firm of A. Anspacher A Co., has been dlssrilrcTl (lth of this mouth), by mutual consent. All debts due to said firm will Le receipted for by the nndersigned, m ho wiU also iay all debts against said firm, and mho mill continue the business them-s-lves, ou their own account. Jly22 lin A. ANSPAOIEB A PLAUT. fvancEHtEs ut.vn PRoi"i8io.ys; wM EVANSA'ILLE, IND. Wnwatr D.sj srtment. First streit, first doer mm Btin; Cetail Department, Main street, first dts r below the corner. Z. II. Cook begs to thank his friends in Evsnsvilie and neighborhood, for their favor so freely be,stowed on him since he has been in business among them, tnd takes this opportunity of Introducing to their notice his sou, Mr. U. A. Cook, whom be baa takea into partnership from this date, and solicits for the new firm of Z. II. Cook t Son, acontlnnujoa of the support so liberally conferred on himself. Z. II. cook A Son, having taken the business premises and ptirchtised the whole stock of 3Jr. M, W. Foster. fl confident that tlievr mill b M.KUd to supply the cit irons of Evansville with every article th-y may require in the Grocery and Provision line. 7.. II. Cook Son w ish especially to draw the attention of persons in the covntry having produce of any ktr.d to di-pose of, to their increased facility W taking off their stock, snd supplying them St their store, with all article required in the wholesale department, at price that must insure their". .... - ICUi-U taTsbo siila-crils-s for tho NEW Y0BK WEEKLY PftESS, A Beautifully Illustrated Family Newspaper. Tho New "ork Weekly Press is one of the largest and best literary papers of the day. A Urge Quarto containing Tmeuty Pages, or Sixty Columns, of trrtsiuing matter; and Elegantly Illustrated every meek. A Gift worth from 50 cenU to f 100 will he sent ta each subscriber on rccoipt of the subscription money. Trssig: One copy for one year, and 1 gift.i.....-......2 Ot) Tbrse copies Jtie year, and 3 gitts.. 5 00 Five copie one year, and 5 gift ft 00 Ten copies one year, and 10 gift........l5 00 Twenty-one copies one year, and 12 gilu .10 00 Canadian euliecrihcr must tend 2G cents each Id addition to the abeve rates, to pay. the An arican postage, which nitut be pre-paid. The articles to be distributed are comprised In the following liet : 1 U. 8. Treasury Note....4lO(aO 00 2 do do do 500 00 each. & do do do 200 00 each. 10 do do do . .. 100 00 each. Patent Lever Hunting Cased Wa.tches.....Slf0 00 20 Gold Watches............ .. 75 00 30 do . . fJO 00 1Ü0 dO .............i.a.i. M t 300 Ladies Go'd Watches....... 30 00 HM Silver Iic.:ting Carfd Watches 35 00 .jO Silver Wat lios............i.-.S10 00 to 24 00 ltX4 Gold Cusrd, Vest and Fob Cliairts....; . 10 00 to 00 Ort' 1CM) Gold Pens and Pencils 5 00 to 15 oJ Gold Iaockcts, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops, Uresst Tins, Cuff rhu, Hleeve Uuttons, Bings, bull t Studs, Wati-h Keys, Gold and Silver Thiiubles, and a vark-ty of other articles worth from M fcnts to 15 fJ each. Ou receipt of th Subscription moncytfaS ub-" scCiber's came mill be entered Upon our books opposite s number, and the gitt corresponding with that number mill Is forwarded within one week to him,' by mail or expi, post-pair!. Th re is neither humbug nor lottery e'jobl litt above, as every subwrilier is sure of a Prize of value. We prefer to make this liberal distribution among them instead of giving a large commission to Agents, givin-; to tho subscriber the stnount that would go to tbe Agent, and in mariy casw a bun drod fuld moo. DANIEL ADfcfc, l ublisber. aplJ-om 211 Centre street, New York. 4yr.vi n me h. PiCKLEn itr. n 3 BING, Salmon, Itckerell, White Fish, Lim Cctnent, Almonds, Bratil Nuts, Fillerts, English Walnuts, Currants, llajslfis, Klfej Camphor, Alnnr,Epsom Salts, Sulphur, Roll Brimstone, Copiras, Ml.U-.r, Igsl, Indigo, Cream Tartar, Sodf, Bed Cords, all kiuds ; Blacking, Batting, Cloves, Havana, Cerman, and half Spanish Cigar ; Teas, (linger all kind ; Glas Jars, Lao terns and Flasks, Lemon Syrup, Mustard, Nutmegs, Matches, Spauirh Moas, Lobsters, Oysters, Nirdiaoa, Pepper Sauce, Stove Pies, llosio, lancy 9oans. Ffrmdar, Safety Fum, Tobacco, all kinds; Scotch Snuff, Starch, Vinegar, Paper, all kinds : Rice, Ac., Ac A supply of tbe above kept constantly on hand and for sale, low, by GILBERT A BOWI TES, June 23-tf rjacmore, near Water.ffm 1 8 SOM. f'TXO.'V OF CO-PJB T.VEM MJ1 SHIP. The partnership heretofore existing between Drs. Hvtcmisos A Gsejuc, is this dsy dissoivcd by mutual consent. The book of the firm are in the bands of Dr. Hutchinson, who alone is autfcorixed to collect ail debts due tbe firm until further notice and settle all claims sgsinst the nmc. I. HUTCHINSON, Au-ust 5th, la J. N. GREEN. dlim Yotktbote and Eaovirer copy. JtCULEO SiJUVOJS IIEUHI.VG, Pickerel and White Fih.--100 w bole and half h;rrela in fine order and bohi eaality; ' 40 whole and half barrtl 3isdtereli 100 dot. 1 snd 2 pound cans Outers; 200 drama Figs; Zi btlee picked SpiÄish.5fos; 53 dosen Baldmiu, 3Jeyer A Co.'s estra quality Lemon fcyrup; V ) dozen w hols an, half bores Btf diaes; 13 tiorce choioo Ki.-e; I Supplies of Choose reeeisad weekly, during tll" summer season. GILBERT AVWLES, -ErranJors street Dear Water.' ' ! nmt.s-J ,i. jaai Minus .J2.- ' M TO HllLULRi AND CAi JtN 1 lio. . Be ' a,,r.r;Kji Vutm Kr.ii th.k out the intsrest of R. If. i Senoett, ill tb X-iimoer Vard. mv Kreta a lief-" ' ssan's roundery. Ms now roWs his stock, st a I riMP rri,- f"T ' , i,yl-?..a 3L?. SVAS50Sf.