Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 September 1858 — Page 2

wey Wer EVAHSVIL 3, J-.D. THURSDAY &10KMSG. 53 In the discussion it thefeouri on Tuesday, Judge TJovey wu most nappy and triumühant in mir- th cosiUca4d w vanccd by his opponent, J udge Kiblack. He said ho had been charged with crxting a platform and applying teste of his own, to trhich ho des&tdsd'Cie vhcIa'Dtmocritic party of th district should submiL IX had applied no testi to any oatuTcjreft tha peculiar instruments . of . tbe Lecompton leaders. They had had no less than three within three months." At firkt if any one dared arow an an ti-Lecomptoa 'sentiment, he was beheaded ; that was found too intolerant, and the support of tho English swindle was substituted, as the criterion of Democracy. That being too repulaiTe a dose for honest and Independent Ben to swallow, it was formally resolved at the Princeton Convention to abandon that; and it was resolved that they "did not regard the approval or disapproval of the. English bill or the President's Kansas policy as a test of V - Democracy," they would hold every man that attempted to discuss it, A bolter and read him out of the party. This waa the jaj teat. But the Washington Union haa recently promulgated a fourth. It gravely declares that "a failure to abide by the laws f the rty "- the mandates from the White House "ü the highest vrime a. democrat can commit" Implicit .submission to the dictates of the President la now the Lccompton test of Democracy. They had successively abandoned each one of their previous tests, and they would relinquish the last in October, when they learned there was an authority in the land, paramount to that of the Executive. To the technical argument of Xiblack that the formalities of law had been complied with in the formation of the Lecomploa Constitution, and that Congress had no right to go behind the record, or make any Inrestigations in regard to it, except to enquire if it were republican In form aad had emanated from a legally constituted body, Judge llovey replied in a manner that pretty effectually demolished his opponent. Judge Niblack said that a largo , portion of the people of Kansas had refused to vote, and were thereby estopped from complaining of what had been done. Judge llovey admitted the doctrine to the full extent claimed by his opponent, that if- they had a chance to vote and had not exercised it, they were bound by what had been done by others. Bat he proved conclusively by Oot. Walker and Secretary Stanton's declarations, and by the joint resolutions passed by the Kansas Legislature, that more than one half of the people of Kansas had been deprived of all chance to participate in the election of delegates to the convention. They did not and could not, and by no fault of their owncast a vote for a single delegate to the convention. They could not, therefore, be bound by its doings. Xiblack said those who opposed the convention were the rabble and outlaws and their acts being illegal had no authority, and Congress was not bound to regard their pro ceedings in any shape. The rabble in this instance, llovey said, was composed of ten thousand majority of substantial citizens; the law and order men, according to Niblack's theory of Democratic rights, consisted of two or three thousand pro-slavery men and office holders. The Democratic theory Sy when men enter into a compact to frame & constitution, society is reduced to its original elements. Simple majorities p-M"! tho power and ruie, and the assent of a tkax majority of individual ü necessary to give it validity. Here was a Lod of men rejresenting less than a third of tho muuberj of the body politic, framing a constitution and attempting by fraud and force to impose it upon the other two-thirds of their fellowcitizens. J udgc llovey read the clause of the Cincinnati platform, declaring the right of the people of every territory to frame aud adopt their own constitutions ; he then repeated the pledges of Mr. Buchanan in his inaugural ; the reiteration of the same in his instructions to Gov. Walker the repetition of it in Walker's and Stanton's speeches to the people of Kansas, all of which received the approbation of the President ; and last ly, the assurances given by the members of the convention themselves, that the people thould have a full and fair opportunity to vote upon the constitution ; and how were those pledges fulfilled ? The constitution itself was never submitted. The proposition was to voteor tue constitution with slavery, or vote for U without slaves; ra either ease - every vote most be ron it, with all its abominations. Xo vote was allowed to be cast against it. In either form the vote of every one must be to adopt the odious and repugnant thing. The submission of the slavery clause was but a sham and a pretence. The constitdtion made slavery as it existed in the territory perpetual, and declared there was no power ia the State to disturb it. The clause that was submitted, only related to the future introduction of elaves from other States. By the terms of Ihe instrument Kansas was made inevitably a slave State. To get a right to pass judgment on this poor subterfuge for the proluV bition of slavery, the roter had to swear he wuuld uphold and support what he knew to bean outrageous usurpation and swindle uyw uuvhu jiguts. me iree state voter had to yield bis honest convictions, and sanction an outrage on his ova political , privilege.', before he could have the chance I to place hi 9 condemnation upon the Jwtktr introduction of slaves into the territory; All these infamous conditions' wer patent upon the face of the constitution whan, pre scnted to Congress. The evidence of tha fraudulent manner in which the convention hd been elected of its violation of all friedet: m framing nij submitting ihe

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7CCVUOB SUM IKVOEJW V UVI. - - " Secretary Stanton, when Nihlack gave his when he gave his vote to sustain it as he is S. to-day. lie decUrcaJbebaapented-ofi nothing he has done. The inference is in1,- 1.. i

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Wflttld Iteicl thtfumchlalprincipleTrfpöpiÜaaerignty. " He sa Lc ccer-jßi (vbMth5.prrinciI pies and moUrca that actuated Vim,' art still a " " S . -:. j J J TT tue conirouing impulses 01 nis mino. lie eaucttohed the wyong whente' rrpvtraxjon was attcmptedfand it wai for' an, approval oij hi doctrines and past acts that lie uow comes before his coraÜtütntsTAs' he ' rcruses to make any distinct pledgesfotthe future, it is only npoa the past . he' can be judged. ' - 1 Judge IClblack was asked bow it was, that if he was sincere In rthe conviction that the constitution Of Kansas was unobjectionable, he never sent', a single copy of that interesting document Into his district while he was sending to every po?tofRce cart loads of Lecompton documents to mislead the people in regard to it. Bat a "single copy of the Kansas constitution was known to be ia this district, and that was Lh eae ht iwe by the candidates."; Judge Uovcy,.' charge. 'ibladc with being an anti-Lecompton man himself in' January,-and as Kiblack denied it, he asked htm to raise . the ieal of secrecy from his private correspondence with gentlemen in' this district, that he might prove the assertion. Judge NiblacV refused, and said if the letters were first snlmiltted to his inspection he would determine whether they should be uicd or not. Till the seal of se crecy was removed, Howy replied, it would be difficult fo procure them. llovey offered the free use of all. his corre?indcnce to Niblack, and gave him permission to publish it if lie desired. '" . - - .;: PäTThe Enquirer, speaking of J. - M. Shaaklia's exblHJtJon "at'tlie Court, House on Tuesday night .a j. : " He tok occaion to pitch into Carlile, of the Jvttrualf fur Uic .pcrotial calumnies which that jipecimen of 44 houesty . Ins please! to heap on him lately, and literally used him np In a nvjet admirable t vie. Since a gratuitous effort, a year au, to shield the above indavkhml from the tfTects of a charge of drunken rowdy Um at .Vincennea, the Journal haa not, to our knowl edge, contained a reference to him, fo the J simple reason .that wehave: not, since bis late developments, deeuiel , him worthy of notice. If the people of Vandcrburg and Posey are determined to place rcb a libel upon their intelligence and ju lgnunt in the fe'Ute Capital, we think they had better do it as silently as possible. We shall do nothing to attract the attention of the world to the mortifying selection I fit be done, we wish it t"bc done in the dark, and eoncaalcd from all but .those who rautd be cognizant of the disgrace. The assault upon the Journal was made because its Mltncc wounded the fledgling's vanity, and to provoke-a notice.' It has 'succeeded to this ex tent, but it will 1 gratified no further. How were the intelligeut citizeu of thi ctmnty pleaxrd with the tirade of fustian. lionibtist, and igtioratit rauUng, dislNyed at the court huu.se on Tuesday, evening by one who aspires to represent them at Indianapo lis? What do they think of the capacity of the sap head to help frame a revenue sys tem for the State of Indiaur. which ought to be predicated upon a most iatimatc knowledge of her statistics and n ajurxes-who talks btiurc a puUio au iieuce, of the length of hex railroad miug ,040 u ilea, and eufheient to encircle the' earth, and tells of her produetieuä 1 ing inoru th.tn enough to feed the world, and uifikicnt to answer the daily pnyvr for Ixtad, from all the inhabit ants of the earth? We think a youngster that can't .tate, with any approach to accuracy, the must iKitorium historical fact-, of four ytars date, that have been retailed monthly iu rehahc by newspapers, had better molerate his effort at dccl.miation, and iiiütead of apiring- for a scat in the legislature, uk . hi . father to send him a year to the city whool. .it will be the cheapest mode for theeoramnnity to etlucate him. . . t" The VoYiile Rryiittr, an ultra uutli. ern Democratic iptr,'rompl;uu of treason in the Northern I)euorrntic ruukil . to yarüa the South. t The ruinpetiton (VrlirresU dency, it aar, are tryinij:to compel the Democratic parly J&Hberaliz its platform, ao as to render It' morr acwptlolf,to JCortliern arntiment to eitAerye the r Democratic orsanlzatioa by fonine: il to place itaelf Upon a platform les favoraUe to SobthetBOpiaioa and Soothers rijrhtt than Its present com- J plcxion. Convinced . by the results of the last Pmidestial elct tvou that tlie, Democratic part j ia its-present orptnisattoh ninst be overvUclincd in the- rouüict of lBC0,'jirherr it will meet the Black HepalJicans aluglebanded, ther determinexfthattsliould con pete for Xortbera ullrae by. K ther nixing itself. Tae Lecompton Cooxtitutioo being now effectually rejecter!, thet bare proceed ed to further tn-npthen thi.- ptätfom by de claring1 in favor of hrcaVlni; down the "Cvnferenre ComnrBmie aotl svlmittin Kana at once as a ftev tate. TäX Sc A HIT Tor PuTATOi (.lur marlet . ... l tt, ..f Irlli ,-.i ,Lri äVlaWl isslli; IHIU MV piw Va a a b.tb. iwhw.i AH-- .tail saeh'Mritl lair 1 ut jKat -n. a mtj "tit utu ki uwm m ai j wmm. aÖ4xädedpwatltentlencYr-Iftlee& tn the Interior haVe a surolix3.no w isa eood time te am! the iVbj' canal r railroad. J -1 . eS TKa Xw 'tlKnn. l,:... Xmmtm m 1 riJaVurna to the Jrt-cfU ot, V7m EnglnibhaA viaxret be. very tntrrtAinlnp; tn (till ,mlw.. . -r .- . . ta tklt rairfW.. -f 1 re , ...

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on taa tneaser 01 uisaoxs pouues, polities, Bricht, lie stopped a few houn at Chicago, had a UiV w ith th Detail politician, and madetjrteto TVt "üugtp,, Thapresump tion fa" -that he j e$t stiCenJ up eld Bockas back, that t'jt war of the- Administration tagniiu. Dwjlas "nay not slacken. Bricht is as trav as a bee. We bear or tum mt ail pointsof the compasST" He and SlidcITj are coupled, in Jaad and political specula-. tion. They are 1 a prsttr i pair, and Jsio guisbed, station, . than any ,otber - firm America '-1 Bot - are -New T orkersi in A Washington letter writer describes , th them They left their native heath at an early ages rThe Empire . State presented - an unfavorable field for the exercise of their peculiar talents on account of excessive competition. "Their Fpccial accomplishments consist in their unrivalled powers o( management .jaud, intrigue.V They sought fresh field and pasture new' ia the South and West. .Tbey are both, righting men.- Slidell . fought a dnel with Stepben Price, in which he drew his adversary's claret. Retiring to New Orleans he married a fortune and became known as a good shot, and for hu ' invincible hands at M brag.w ' As a politician, his skill and boldness defied competition. In 1844 he ras the master spirit of the Placqncmines irruption, whereby the down-trodden - and oppressed Dutch and Irish, who, by the bigotry of Louisiana laws, were precluded from votiag in New Orleans were enabled, by voting early and orten, to turn the State over from Clay to Tolk. Jfr, Bright removed to Indiana, married a Keutuvky beires with droves of niggers, went over the line to fight a political rival, amicably adjusted the dispute, but extinguished the foe by ie arrangement, and has ever since been the autocrat of the Indiana .Democracy.- Solely by- his cunning he compassed bis last election to the Senate by the action of one branch of .the Legislature alone, and against the protest of the other, and by the same means, procured the ratification of the outrage by a party majority at W abington. It ia the current opinion that no man in public life knows as well as Mr. Bright how to ma 6 money out of politics. Iiis fiierulations connected with the public lands hare made him a" reputation for 1 f t . - ! V . J scneniiug cquat 10 wonn uane u mu uay. e ' ' '. Philadelphia Ceal and XIannxactiir ma; utteresis. r. . Tlie Fliiladelphia Prat gives the following statistics: 4 Toe production of the anthracite coal ficM.H of our State for 1857 ' amounted to 6,708,030 tons, which, at the mtnimnm price at the mines. of $z per ton, would be 13, uOfi.OTo, while its market value exceeded $30,000,000. The railroads and CMnala, con structed principally to carry this 'coal to market, are over 2,300 miles in length, and cost more than 1 27,000,000. Uf this coal 4,304,30 tons were shipped to Philadelphia. The iirosperity of this interest depends in a great measure tpon the welfare of the gen eral manufacturing interest of the country, particularly of the iron business. In 182H, the anthracite iron made near Philadelphia amonnted to 169,249 tuns, val ued at 1 4,5C9,723 the charcoal iron made in Kastern Pennsylvania to 53,160 tons, val ued at $1,754,280, and the total product of anthracite iron made in Pennsylvania to 306.071 tons, valued at 8,288,217. The great basis of the pwperity of our city consuls in her vatit manufacturing in dustrv, the annual production of which amounts to nearly $150,000,000. The products of the manufacturing in dustry of Philadelphia and its immediate vicinity are of greater value than the whole cotton cnp of the Tnited States. Yet, in national legisla.ion which might be uppo.ed to affect the former Interest, scarcely a whisper would be heard from those who generally represent while if anything affecting the cotton crop were under disrusüion the whole nutioe would speedily ring with the eloquence of the statesmen of the .Smth. The Kansas corrrepondent of the New York Ertniny Pott, who has been nn derttood to be a Democrat, guja in his last letter: u There are those in Kansas tvho entertain the biea of calling a Free Stale Convention immediately after tb disposal of the tuglUli iiLntlt, wUh a toditermine the policy tof be porsoed in nurture to Uic fraoicg of another Constitutioa, and the propriety of another immediate applioation for a lmikm into the Vuon. Many oppose the idea as likely to continue the agitation with fruitless result; but J am inclined to think, fcCTertheless, that the conventiim will he held, and the question authoritatively 'dechled. I venture the prediction, that ujxni the question of adopting another constitution, or re-adopting the old, before the next nesnion of ConpresK, or postpouinfr. the application until 1860, the Free State party of Kanas will split into Democratic and 'Republican wings. A pplit very soon U inevitable, and this will pjruhohly "be tlie wedge." ' " . .." r-aa . .- -f Capital or" yui . Atlantic TKifonArn CoMrANT-The original eipital of the eompuny was 330,000-, In 35(1 ?h:mn c.n h of 1,000. After the failure in lavin;; thecable Lbt year, it was eunaldered neecusary to iucreaae it to XSOO,000, and the greater p:irt of this amount has 'been paid in. About. 50,000 haa still to be advanced to make up this amount, the greater part of which lalance. will be expended on putting the cable Lioto complete workiuirorlcr and fitting tip ..-- -..;t the necc.rT eSkvs ar" the" twr"tertnini. The nraaixat'on of the cmpany txk pLuc In I&ieV';amjonr variooa cottccssions here aud in England, there 1 a grdnt off 14.00Q per annum, frowtiie respective Governments at Washington aad London, for priority of sending and nreivincommunicatioas across the ocean. " . . . NV. . ...... Of the three handled and fifty shares into hich the canifü b divided.' eiirhtT-eisrht are held oa this aide of., the Atlantic, and two hundred and aixty-two belonir to stockholders in the United Kingdom.' . Jtr. Cyrus r xtr iv.n - i..a t i . r aeiu is uiumaua u uave mrewu in this pocalatioo t to the amount of 150,000, or a tenth Of the entire extended capital. We can7readiTy'iaunetherrfe howmuch lie VuaAt hare been,' interested in a pecuniary as well a personal manner in tbe t sucif the irreal etm-rpne -with which j hi.s name vrill stand fdcntificil forever. x . I-öCia, -The ordinance fot .ascertaini . . , ' .e o- - . i i me tne iwoiuanoa tu uoma uas mwwcu. ' ' at ! Jt S)At,.M- Vaww-aa. I M m,...-! 1 1 rtDU ITBSllI lAmW VvTU l'WiUirU ! Ue Mayor. Some light is likely to U r - . - Wy on, w we course oi n.iew weeaa, aj th ? V!! th? City. . r V-'-. . . I ' ' " w tT The Cincinnati Commiwoneri cti-" finale ihm whole cost of the CourT Ilon.ae, i tl' e'.ll.l ..f (U Z.J . ;i J '.i...ir '.Ll .tL ..f lU ao ml T with"boIlm and chl Imney stacki" and sp - , lrir different offices at about $75,000.

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optl-td-rmait ocejjv cjulk in i.Atn JA Th Quern VspwAcebMarrrved oki JOnX BAPC1I with th fioeat atH-k vT LiA Hhomt err brmicht to ETangrllle. "Sot rirc atle ty met tlie Vmaad tor bat-ak:d rk.' I hv Mlt-ctvi fron Um beat iraDHtw tarm of lliik4)phia -and New Tork. a pnpcrkr artirlc ff homeinajd work. Con- - f - Mior iu nrt of iJidUm Eu k, Irnwnaiii luncy Gaitt-ra : Ocmts Boon s roiigr Uufera r um-ltla tiaa i viking mf varioua tylr. - a irrMt rurlrtc of Miaaea aud CUiUlren a IWot ml Shuirts A nkl Tie, Ar. ' I bare boy's and youth Ix.ti and Shot T ail kind, aad dir, a aupt-rlor arth te. - I am Un prepared I make tuortw mn a iMoca, Goifrs and buea of any ftylt. from s line Patent. Lrfttber "not t a rtroran tow Shoe 01 lue N-at lm prtea l aJi aa Kip. t-tii-aper inua nr iimim id iim W-vt. Country Cnatooi'a are apecialrr Inritrd to rail and examine Diy htovA.as I intend to wholeaale chai;.re.b. JOHN RAKttf, acpci-lma - . 7Vi oei etrrer. wo main. Tf.V ueperienoed Cnsiaer can obtain a pt-roiaiet ituation ty inukinn immIUtc aj-jJipatiou at be 8t. Lal Milla, Prinoetit: tu1in.i. I.KW1S BOSWEt-L k Co.' 8.'iteniber In. ISTlw : . yBur book. WfJL. YtJBL LA-. Jitat rereived at eptl DOBELL 4 CUSTSCTOS., B6.Vt T TUB fIIKJ'lX. JJV VM I'KANCE CO M T A X Y, llAKTKOUl CONS. 8. Lr LOOMIS, PreiJoiit. II. KELLOGG, . 8Titary. KTTEUS' BRAXCU OFFICE, CIXCIXSATI, M. MAGILL., G It. IL. MAGILL - - II. M. MAGILL, SrtCUL AtitM 4X1 AIMlTf k. . 1 STATEMENT OF ASSETS, j a KT lJlt,lv. Kxamiued and artrovcd by lite Auditor of OHIO. INDIANA, ILLINOIS, IOWA, TENNIXStt, Ac. B compliauce with I be btwa of thean Male. . Ch I'mpHml,' - 9200,000.00. . Cmih Uwt; - - - 9341,710.30. ' Cab on hand and in lt(tiik....'.M...MM.....$47I7.63 tn baud f and due fnni Aeenta .. ti,1)-'.5l Amount kmnvd ou Mortgngv ot Üvul 1 teVt . .M.tiinitin..wli'. t vWOO AraotiDt Itnvd on l'lcd i.f llunk Sx ki, l'j.ia 0.0V Dill KecetTtble, Ur na on approved nl- ' Uttai and prraoital arcui Ity. .'k1,773.47 , MtlUCT vm r Hank ?fockn .f Xcw Yrk City llankit lJ0,:j"..i " of 'lUrtfortl aud .tbr tL Saaka -V l.on cu uiuiate. I iutcTti1 H4 luvttnarnti... .2,1270 Twtal Aeta. LIAUI.ITIM 1 ..i iHie or not due to Uunk ir ttber Creditor ..wnr. IOwi'n, ajwMitl mid luc.... noiM. n lue... . 1,U " " in it ai!jnU'd atitl waiting ' prtw . 'M.mm All ltt-r t-faiinm rotinutted at.. 5W T rfal f nil liaMliti. ...., .. f,9U STATE OP aXXErricTT,M H.tlTTr'P,Cov. lUrtf ird County. - M Jauuar IA, K. PrriHMtally apiM-an-d II. Kclih, N-n-lary of Ibe PVi'tiix luioiruiMe tuiny, ami aial .il thai tue furri;diiff atatemont by blni Writx-d, U tri? and correct in bin beat know W-bje aud belb f. lie ore uic. .'. J. 1 1 UAL1 LEY, Jwiice of tue Pface. It ia witb tun. h plaure tu rHirartrr aixl fnn, that wt prewnt I le alive Mafr-nx-nt ot r flManeee, to the i-urefiil m nimil of I lie pitblk. 1 1 nhlUu at a ghtJMT, thr priuwr and aoWvnt rKHl. tho Cocnpany la in ; and prti.- wbo deaire Indt-rouity in a irktly firaKbiM CMnpany, ill promote tbeir own Inteiwti by iwtr.inir.hijf the PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., Which may l Jone by apliaatiou tany.f the duly coiainiiwbmod Agent of tb t'otniMiny, iu tbe principal t'itbw aad Twna 4 tlie l iil.-.-lw-ej i airly AUnl "nd IViwiptlr Paid. aptl , AI.LKX C. IIAI.LlN.-K. Aeti T UJJltl Ti O.V.' .t M K K MHim JKiTlOX of f h Trrrr HUnt. iwal ( Vlb-f aill take pbKwoa Thanuiny. Si'trmla-r 'il. at - ! k, P. M. da Ibr oi-iartwii au aMmM aill he dt-Mwrrd by tbe lion. U. V. Tb,niiHn. . Otker diatioxuiahed neakrra aiv exptd to be pranent and arlkiate in tbe ex.-rcba. Appropriate nitBtc will lie fiiruialird for rhe tM'j-iiai.i. The frienW of tilie-ati inattrii.biice will hv an (artiinitr of evat-iii; the auerir ai-et.inmo.bilioii t.nivbbil fr their laj.btrre. The lnsritutia will om tlie t I S-pitnu-lrix-xt. JoHN ttiVKltT. Terre llaitte, Ag. 27th, lt6x. ftl-td JOj CIATION. At a tiWM-lini; .( Jiirit r rf Iii Aaaoetatio It wan inb red that a rail f thn-f bjUra per ahare, and the annual coBtributin of one dollar frvra t-b aimalvr, 1 iWfirrwit ywr cvameafing Angiwt l. I eolbited, am h call big due from and after that late. Payment tw h avb to M. Ian cll, Treaaarer, tt J. '. Cair, Librarian. By order. WM. II. LINGHAM, . iptl-lwd Jbet.rSinr eemary. m s.- yiLi.n ST MU UTOMJUtJUL 1LLK CAILJUU !. aud after WadOee'day. cpteiulxcr IM, tbe prkca of tWkta from I.V. aa-ilk to ladaU ltuiurd hcWw, wttl be aa lolifiiws ix :' Tw Indbaaputi... V 7 Thi ier in-. 53 OA I :kvrUl(d - 14 ri L'iuejnnati , T llufUlo 14 00 N.-w Y..rk Tt TV. '. : Prtltwirj IT 00 Phitk Ipbl.... , CO tltimw ti ?i Vaahinrtn 21 75 Inyt S 75 Xmu...-.... 9 iä Cluuibna 10 hTi ht. Laaja fhiraeo.. a . 7 7.-. I ui ,..10 an 7 PajM.. SpriecHld... Kotk KUiit... Prvwia'..: '.. j on 1:1 1 V HioonihiKtoa... lVcuiur... 0 a wJ WbreMnr :.. I t O0 . TkriHth Ta k.-! eau be obtained at tlw Pavilion )lotd, or at tbe lepvt, b-ad d lMrrat etriiH. JK r.. ,MAUTl.peaxtary.-4 En.'vni. R pfenila-r lt, l-lm 44. Ml UBCHJ.VTtf lV.HMJTCUS PAST PIIKICHT LINK. a.ar.Ki ai rxemcM oxr ratnuicroni, .. TO THE WEST AND SOUTH-WEST; VIA ALBAXV AX I) Mt PT.L(. Tlie T1iaHta liapateh fntinnei brittxiii CimmU from X-W Ynek and Doatnn, at aa lor rtK aa any la.patr4i t Kail Kmd Kxpivaa, and In an f or better tiioe, haxinjf nwiualed LVilttk- ! and m-.1v tranHH.rtatioii. ' ' No lNwtrh or Kaar Preigbt Line b any onnerti.41 aitk ae. Armn nM-at were wade y w eiirlv Uot JtprinR, I'Y ahk-h w are rnaltVd t .rwiei at onlr IU ''V r. Z r il J w ith the aarae vruwivtarair -' - -j - r- r. - wn:u uaa aiwaya raaracTriBet in - ximiWH Ie.iU-k " Bringina: our fa-igum iuHtr own eara, witU i-aeo'Pftvr traiiav, and baviocour own aawatoal . 1 V ... . . . , I . .... f . . ' 4iaaU nninfa f tranabiiWttU awra aatvaatajrea. la) I l-oint of apreti. and aatVty, ahirb rewdvar it imaoa. ilV f.rr ollir r.-uipanr tw r.4nprtr witk aa. ; Ma . v . a 1 1 a a a a .. 1 nn iaiirB tm mnr am miiiiaijj vj iae Anv rkaa. Kpri CtHspauy; whirh b afNtilcient raaranttio thai all juat rbtime will be aet 1 1.4 wittuHtt tk-lav, aa baa bra the enae fr tbe pael three yeara.l and t t& aatlatäctioa af thw by whom tle-y may be prwaeate.1. J01IX ..VTAJfiX, Aceatf Tm Hante. JThBtKEB ir kbjmi " - FACTI u:ks o nEB. r- JtLMJVC-l V , , ; ' ' A-arU. UU, DUclLT ana ViUlCUeS, . . Aba, aa stra artk Ja. a . , t - .-- ENGINE,' CAW AND TALLOW OIL for Machiaervaad a Saprrlor. Heflned Bcrnlng Oil, ' fb nz liuwt, 4M res to aTRaaekr,NirrXs' - äs iu nan aranim mroeis, .V. i JS'mrth ffiU .nmim Btrttt, '.' - . - , , tM saeokn 4 THiaa, - rVAX5TTLLi;nXTiTAXA. r i-HiLtr ir. Bra,.. .TI,. MacU..and Burning l.ik, are" warranted ; t.i atAltd all CliluMtca and anu. Vi &ttmtiitBi . v.. I. ,. . Z . . f.g SJUSPIt-g HäWW IläAtr tf r fl 1 1 tTTI' ln rfll riffWH--M w ..relel.elw 111 a .1 iv. 1 ' " i aj saasa-u W iur wpovr rMts. VJ?J a - ' a? a7 t -i jm w km:eivei by k. a t U.U. 'in l.bbl' V 9 Via. k.rk.1 I ' mm. (La an . . . M half bbla.' .4v. : ... . I.WWJns, S. H. Ahwonds. 't 7"i Bar X. SoO. aj, mod 7a Cut ton Tara. t y .oß IW W-U. D. V. Whisky. Reuetvod ami sal augJIJ . . I, 4 D. HEIM AX. , TJJtrT BBCMMVEMMjSmQ t'J&Bt OMf . IfaltTOWS tolaoro, W tM enuua water jd1 mathee. i ior sate by TEXXEV A fORBEXtOX, Xo. atVatcr atreet. ay V vvKspref.at, . . i.liLtT?.."

MISCELLANEOUS.

TDIBJS . J.VÜ. JUMJVIh IV Mr ; kanck ax hums cow pa nim. Tie. derteiH having tweu appointed AzeuW !fcr t vUle and vicinity, of the. y' k inl AnÄPOLISVl NSUBARdE CO, T fOYlXGTOS, rVcy. T. A. JtOKBI.S Pres t ASP TBI -"-rnsmc sun 'insurance co. P-J JUTUÄWäY.iWv. . HATHAWAY, m"t. ti ln rtrf 'udi.-rwrit mixo th brtter clM ' cvnMteiil HB penuaneacy ssa re nnnln mnflaH tWr boMixae eaehwively w thr Mate eC -ladlana. -' .U ltdea jwlilj adjohted and prriltiy pid mltLttit aar abattruioiit i-r diiaiuutioa bat IkWviH: Evt-ry niaa. withiiet esceptlo,' wha baa rarfcuncd him in itlier. OmpaMy. a Hat of aiioiu u i-iuZ'-im of otirva cl atay be l nnr aSir . AI V. KKYX0L1 k IU Evnimille, Jnly S, lKlr . ". V . ' M. fixaalUcu tVw, fr aI. at i ijra 7. 1L COOK x foyn. OJ&XTMMJrt Ourawajd llaoia. f.,Oi0lha. Tacou 8idrti, OOft ttiiptr Cured dried . öxi Iba Xo. 1 CW, Pure Cream of - Tartar, .V) Sack extra Cwily i flonr.' 10,000 INsrouit7 Bran, Uu&a. Corn Meal. 20 docen hbaker and . . k ' Jact rexirinl and f sale l-v angSl J. V. TICKKKY Jt Co. Ktfun'as'i rZvä'Ttrus oji.l Lsr, Hu keti, lUwkelj. Wati board. Clothea Phw, Ctotbea Ltncw. Bt-d C'vrit, (cral Druahe, KIkw Bruch-. Move Itruahea, florae Brusb, Walt lirwb-e. CtdUm 3Ioo, (Mtua Battiaa, Matchea, lire Kia-tkrV 4c-Ac ,.For T -i ooe-n . ' J. w. vu kehy k Cp., , . do J-4 t W toliarro. . . 'JU lmxt-a 7 Inmpdo. . - ' ; ' 10 tjtx-a tin. of the lrrt f all l.ranli." , . , - .'A he xti ttar ra n lief, C. Sj:ilK.xado, IV, 4 t -m riiT. ' Jut ravired and for aab by I. 1 P. UEIMANX. &fC.VXIJrA'.V.15 BJRBKLff O. l 9 Vrunii'i Xin';. liLkr, ÄV i bbbt do. . 1 bl U old rve bs V i M.Udo, - A bbli eld rye wbt-ky rai 18.-.2, Ii, frve trale ijrar, a.l IUnit-l Well-r do, i I KM Je, Aa d. 4ue waelibr.lii, rmivtnlaiel f r aab by 1. k I. HEIMAtX. CAHBH .MTM1"B o" prlW tola to, 4l hab-a odtoa twine 1 IN" ra. h, 10 btcarpet chain, (white and eolon-d), 4 raea freab rwve i.yt-r, 1 lb ran, . 4 14.U fllWrtf, 4 d Brazil nut, ' . si boxes rai.wna, . It irrtaM c-dar faart, r.-. ivl and f aale by I. k 1. II KIM A XX. OF W.k A .a rt-rnniu Hop, 40I4I inY;r, . ÜObai; Klocoff.-e, rceied i.nd for aal.- by I. P. II Kl MA XX. TH BT BBCBI WBI. 199 BJi a COM-'-la Ixtxea t-a, li txtbii AnM-rb-au avv oakum, 1 nr:ue U Horiee, lo . k-nton aj rop, lo .lo brandy rherri, 5 b ab?ynth, 20 buiM 4cklei, , , &d..ic.luU, A to iiaaturtka, H do eur.ie in j(r, 5 iA4 flour ulphnr, , l kx rx-fiiied altjKtre, . 0 IiMm alum, 5 do ebalk. ' A do eoieraa. 15 do aiuiondx, ' A do nlW-rtH. . - " R do almonda (oft ho!I), ; It do Rraxil nut, ' A do Kn-lUb waliiuta, ' lo Ims.ii rlo-Ut-tTAlinonda, . - ö bbl-. rurrrnta, MU.xm ritnxi. ; ' l"- bi lire rra kern, ' . ' to eam-a ranH, lo dot tu r buckets. " ' .r aal tow by TKN XEY k SOR REXSOX, aiiff io So. :il Water airet. wTTjuMifMiMpiiTB BxfniisH. 9W Cjtv .f thefin-at Kiupr. be !r. llarplav. Iln-lji in fyria, by .Mra.ftirli IlarnUyJot.niM.il. At antrtB J. HKAl.VS. tOMJS'ttt OO lliiMlt. it jui-t r-ive.1 and fr mmI iltapMt an a;--'7 V A. I. JtEYXfLPl A k Co. JTP OOK-MK AIP.wJ .v. 1 BOOK MB kvior wi.kM actuation about tlie loth d ih'tubor le st. He ia at prcecut enaipd la that rapa'ity In thi city ; umleHtfaudit produce, coin miri.ni aad f-irwaHna; bti wa tltur.mitlily, and wuubl tw willin? t make bamaetf e-armllT u-f ul as 1Vrk. Coikt'titr aud n.Nkke KY. Addreea J. V. 6., Ix .TT, Kvanavllle, Ind. Antrim W f.lTJ' TJX MM VBBB ME. I. ixmn iot liavinc liaid their county tux are hereby nctiftt-d to call ! re the ftrat Mon.lay in .Hrptvtnbxe, la. and arttK aa after aaidcbito I ahall be iiLlicd U call OB thtaie, ettlnw lerw4iarry or ly deputy, when, Mvidaj tin umial NaxUly of ten per cent, cotiktablew fees will be charged, aa alked by biw (tL aeet. ltkf, ebap . TUUIDU1US VOa CjIAX. anr 2 1M OiMinty Treiarr. npuMMj wjjs'ä:, bjmhmmm av JdMr Jmi-i reeriet Uirtaa frata Uvraianylw caaaa ot likeiti wine and t catk of Bruaa. bramly ior mWIow, ia all qooutitlea, at my Sakjoa oa Third atrwt, b.-twv n tyramoiw. aad Vine. aiiT4 Im ITf. ET'LER. roBBLM. ci.tvvavrw mmjwms JjS itvt Ndei'lcd fron the Lurt jiUru ILmum-k, a birreatork -f Violiim, Italian, German, and Frrncb. ' tJuitara of varioiia pri.-ea. AirtrJeoni and Klutiu.m, thoi.x1 owility. Plutn, ITaeolet, Tnnlmurinea, Hanj'iea, And all .Mub'al Inxtrumoiil and lnetrw-ti Kookn, a faich tloy m-ll at Eartern prw.-a. Alao, a ronipb-lc aMirtne-nt of Kiividii-a of'all kimU. Bbink ÜiMik. - r l'll- I an- . Si-hool I..k. Xewt Kovela, Ac, Ac. Wholeeale and n-taiL and at tlw lownd prli in tlie . I . ... I, 1 . , - I a j riiy. MU auu ace tue aeeiieui wiore gmnf eee I wle-rr. ugCT 'liBIBtf-IZ , BOXES rBIME t tk-eec drb-d brf. Ü bbla pia-r wine, Id ' bbla ds . a I.M bl kN-rry lwndy, Ado in-, . bbl. mn Ii brandy, rvlvd ty I. A D. II El MA XX. OA nozBrBjvm bjhkbtk, 0 ! aall.i . mm-mm mnnKrU I'lntlira lo. 1 11 jl .1 a.. r avHiea aaaau t vai "aa aaax-aa rae 2S " Feed lo. OBuab. Xaw Nwwet Potatuea. 50 Biu-h. new Timothy Seed. - Red Too. ReoMvMl br an37 Z. M. VXXK k SoT. I TnVAJVniriLLK JJVlt IiEJS'DXK1 Mud boX HTAG1C LINE. TW ondeniirned ia now . rwunlntr a good ter otiive owe h daBy fflwaday ax. -p"-"l to ana from llraderaoa aad Evanavifk-. euaayctitur at Ifetideraua witb the Henderson and Hxklnaville auge line, and at KvamnrilW with the Kramer ilk- aad Crawfonlavllb; Kail road. Leavw Jleat o'clock, A. M. Leave EvnnavilV at 3 i cKa, r. m. Tim tanween my iidel, Evauavil U-, a.l lLuicotk mouar, Haaderaon, twa awra. t Kare. SI tr.. Paang.. vAUfii lor in any part of I "ty. U Ih-ilVd. SCOTT k linrittX. In ar 1 mtKO .11 M - , äTk J.t . r I I. VI MlttlT. IIP llAVl'" V IäjäÄ 1 aemrdinn to the law of Um- k'tat. 1 have a large : stock or sapvrtor loaurj or rinaOarjr ConI, sl Iny11 W f logivu nm a call and try it. . I have b-n eighteen vear in the bnaiiiaaa, and pro- , a jope. Tba prfc-e of coal ia 20 rent, per . bvb.vU All ocbira feft at tbm Gas Company's OBire, ' Mt Firat aad pecond, oa Loeuat atraoUcr at llumbrook't 9tore, oa Water atreet, or at mv Cjal ; TZn orired, tabattaht. . . currency. , , ubicuaAvx I aaaaav-am' leaw I 7CTwJI tLMLEr-Ji IMB4JE EMMMM "1 - BwelHag llotMeaad Two Lota, on Sixth treci. 5. 1, North Third street. C. C. COLLTSa.. mjMLMUJI e asian m. rumuikNaniiiiwK Farm of lAi acras, 14 rafte from the City of Eeaaevilkf, at a great bargain. Enquire at the lbwl lVuteaod latriliipaaoB Office, !(v 1, North Third i eUret. (aagj c a Collis a. Try OB ALBm JVICB BEMIOEJyrt E M. oa Main street. Terms bvweabJe. Etrawira at ' the- Beal Ktate an.1 IiifUiKeiK OfTW-e, o. 1, Xorth J T Third street. laurJ - V. C C0LLI 'jnbmtBI, TO MtJBl'UiME EOB 1 W aah. a small pwelling If ouee and Let in tl a Citv. Eimniw at the Reel Lata and Intelliruce 1, tra IJyrd ttm-L. .. , - - . . kfii c. r. Crrf.LT!f?. .

MISCELLANEOUS.

IMJJL BACOK SICES4 I 2.000 Iba. Cbetoe Foouldera. fWf - 2.nC0 " Of& Ham f . U'00 Quiicley Haava. ü d u. CbiMrealajaaaortaaW 5 " Broonia. l.V uiurtMl Waaa Taba. Fur aale be anjtfA f. If. XK)K k flOX. tiVUOwJU JS'mTiCJt. TU it MfMMtB 3 SclmvU of t bia city will conuueae ta M.irinv. ' eVpttntrit!!.iaM By rdr ef ibe Bard. P. J10UXBROOK. Kvanavlue, An. 3d, lö. ; ! L U Clerk rar. TTfT0 't'.VW.V jmoJTBV rJR. mw .Vim Will takw aU 8ul ir W toanaata'Banka at par for gouda or ua aeeauat. aujri Z. n. COOK k WIN. J. DkViLUt IS VOODEN AHD WILLOW WARE, Pain ad fuk Tab, BmwU. Burketa, liarn. W lvlbarrowa, Bar ka,4"l bea Pina.Waablwardi,ltnNaa, fBriMbea,Ac. AIho, Manuia, J ate, tiewip anl Cid toe Kope and Twine, Wire Work. Wrappiujc Pajr, Blacking. Alicaat attd tber Mata, and erery arttclw 4 Yf kind aaually toa4 I Saatet-w trea. X. iTZ Main rtreet, between oVvralk aad ELUth, LnntAtle, Kentmky. v Myl-ao pgKBCtO WMBBLMJXt .VIX, .v rMXF tore and atr aale l-y ae20 J. W. TICKERT a f. rrno . mroBTaJBBjr .ymm . .u.vis JL" 1 ' ' Bl'BXEKS. 20 Kega Rille Powder. .'. - SO Waatlnj; .K Caaniatera P. P. f. Pitpoat Towusr. 2 ate uaa Puwrr. .X) Iba. "liar Load. . Ibuaaaurted iWak aad Patent Kind. 20.UOU UeMWiae G. L. Ca. -. Ao,0no B. Gun k. In atore aiel anlr by u-J) . . . t J. V. YIt'KERT kVfS MM wipply mww iu atore and torn anlV Vv antr.!) SAM TEL (BK. MB LH wrroUMTMi it ww Cnadied Kiqnir. l.'i WW. Powik red do v L- Leaf do M JU-fiBv.1 White do. ale heas by au17 Jiad rero!d and X PUKSTON IIKt. TJJTJTK, CJFHy FLK aOOMßO MIL at Wholesale.' The old ttal.li.-M-d lloaseof PRATHER & SMITH, JSo. Mis Ptbkkt, - - LOUISVILLE, KEXTff KY, Arr now prepared an uxual for tbe Fall trab, witb a aehet aud Urp- atock of everything in tbeir line. Tholr ftork I Rotten up with tb' atmtrare. under tbedirertioaaand upenicionof tliHraeiik partner, a practkal and an exierienred Ilutbr, and thir pirn liaAt. are nuwle at llie lowest cah prikt. Tby atill adhere to tbeir obi Motto, "quirk aalm and auiall pront." Ternus CASH, or abort time to prompt men. Purrhafwrs are invited to give tin ni a -u.il Uüre bnyinfc Kf) Tlie liiglieet market. irlce paid for Fur and lVltrHH. auglH-lni wjoB NUiMTM, titt TOuriLOOniti, JaVKAflllOXABI.K M1IUT .M AMPAITL JiEK anl dalT in fo-tith'iiH-u'a FANCY FURNISHING GOODS, X. 7 Main atreet, , (orruiiTE Titr. rarsr noiE,) KVAXSVILLT:, 1XMAXA. X. B. Iiirta made to onlor, by liwtunimiirnt. ami warranted a lit. aujrMy rnroi ier tiijt m.mkk hojhbMM. THING ft.M-1 to rat, at.-p up to A. 1. KKVMiLIS k Ci.a. and ct yon a fine Canvaxaed Ham. or nb plw'e of Irisl Ibef. A lot juat rweivn. oid f. aale. Alan, a lot of tihipetuft. ai kJO WKlMLltl.W nJtTMSBMJL. li,VV0 MM Liirbta. 8-1 Sah, 3, fi, and 9 It. cat h. 1.O00" 9-12 " 2011 10-12 1,01)0" lo-lO and 10-12 Pah. ... MO Pan net lHwira. aaaortt-d aire. 2-"i0 Doxe GloM, Morte! aize. Juat roreived and f..r aaht low, by AVHEELEK A UHHiX. TIJS VMLLB CO MJIBB VI j X COLL KHK, No. tyi Kiartta Plrat Street, KVAX.SVILLE, IMHAXA. The fisth Annnul Kewion of the alove lurtitution, will eomtiM-nre on Monday, Antust '.Vlh, leött. Ji eoanio of b-i in tlaia ScKoiJ will embrace lHMibk-iitry Dook-Keepiiir, in all lu vri ua bmurliei. Mercantile Calcul.itiotia, Petimanhhip, kr. Tlie plan atkipt-d ia teach in jt ia entirely prai-timl, no text iMioka itint; uaed. Iwnee etiHbut ean rely cHi obtaining ufllcicnt practical knowle!; of the m-ionce of tliiii all Important branch of eduratioii to rtiabk- him to take cbarpiof a aet of liooka in any eetabliihmout, hoaever coniplimtnt. Stieb-nta ean enter at any time. A rourae of leeaona can be rotu-plrt.-d in nm aix to tea weck. - Tiate, boaev-r, not li mi til. AYeekly Iieeturee an Coiaiaercial Law a ill be delivered by eompeti'nt U-fni p.-ntl.-no-n uf tlie city. lai!y Iituri- on lkjok-K.-eping and buini-M (ne rally. Trau : Pir a full coiirae, inrluiline Jiiploma, ?:Vi. t.'.-utlenwu can, bowrv.-r, ent-r for the Mrt--i-antiie eounie, whb h U Iadb dewrtnient ?li." Pvr Catalogue, eiviuc fnll iwrthmlara, anblreaa, J KK KM I Alf 1IE1IM, Prinrl!. a!ilT-liad-3d fTC'WMtO M. MS HJM Mt BjT.Xiif ttMiTJlL WW 1W0K k STATIONERY ÜTUBE. J ut mrviviil and for aakf by tlie adlaerihiT, a large and aplendid anaortnicat of IJooka and stationery, cotiMnting: In part of C00 Ream ot Cam Letter and Note Paper ; MM) Uuirea of Dlaiik Book, front 10c. to SlJjU per uuire; l.V,aa aneorted Enveloiea ; Memorandum Ilooka of all klnda ; also, a bvrge aaaortiueot of IScliool Ilooka ; Bibb or all kind ; all klnda of Mlwllaoroua Work; Gold Pen of all kind ; Mori Pen of every brand ; Gold and ftUver Penholder aad Pencil ; Pocket Book and Purtluonnaia of every dt-acriptiou ; Muabwl Inatrumonta cf all kinda ; Mm-t Maie and Muaie Imt ; 1 Tawing I'aprr and Picturea ; 8lato and IVn. ils; Ink and Inkstand , and inany otter art ic lea ta nu metnaa to montbrtt, all d which will I aold at tbe vere kwt prire for eaeh. J. IIEALY, lVora Block, corn, r of Main and Find ctreeta. aitcl I T O ItOfT0MH UtUMTUWaiTK-K IIKTli'ÄfPECT FOB JI LY. Juat rwelvvd at anjrM IH.H1ELL k fXJX YXflTOX. "O.W Ä" TliiSti S'BW. THMfrjT3 TEXT SHfralins White Porcelain FKIIT J A It, just received and for tab chnp at tbe Ouerua. ware Kte of J. W. Ill (ill IX, a tic 10 1 Main t-tivet. WnOOM'Hl M-OBTl UBOBH BJLTMM. TAX lKXiPSi; Thirty Groan Braa llMai.f extra Viae and Miperior quality. Jot received and for aal cheap bv anjrl.1 -MESSRS. J. II. MAGIIEE k Co. OX MOB If FEMJMLE COLLMiUK The nest aoMiiou of tbia InMitotion will opwn S-ptcnilier 1st. The appointUM-itt f Trwrbera ia rouib te, tiiiHtiii of K-v. JOHN V. WOTT.I). 1., i'rtfiilcnt, wiih IK4 40 nfli-eu conijwtent aaiaUnla. The Btiard of Director ft-el tlwt uo guaranty of aia-n-aa ran Im triven to parenta in reynrd to tbr UH-ntal and inrxl Iraiuiui; td their dauicbtra, than ia pnix-ut-.! in the tv-pNtintMcnt of lr. Si-ott, aa tbe boad of tbe Institution, who luut b.-ti a aiutvacful educator for u-ar thirty years in tbia pUre. Tbe fiiursu of atudy i aa hii;h, and instruction aa tboroupb, aa in any aiiuilar iuatituti., uüd the expenw it b. ... Tbe building were compbiel at exienae of S'Jt.UUU, are Iteated by ateam, and Raa-lifTht.iL Teaaai Ikmrd, ' waaltina, Barhtint; and hratme rniwi, tnitit in ail Kawla-h Braatclapa, Latin and tire, k, f 1)70 er wwaioa in wlvanre. . Yt further information, apply to Rev. Wia. . Jtoarea, SWy, ar Her. laaae W. Mouajrt. Avat, tiKt.rd. ' ' ' Jlyit-fta rn vjtBDir he emh tbj t tkm OfJJL imptvaakn ia out that I am ftoinc tu bwve tlw- city, and have sold oat the Rta.k Bindery ; thbt U a miat.ike. I wiah to atate I have only aold out the More ta F. Whitaker. Ean. : and tboae waatinir B.ka, If uak- or Paper, win find a good ardt-ctiou i lu nia stera on nm nreer, ciwe 10 tne roat vmee. And any person waatfng BLutik Bfka of good paper. aad Book of aay kind Bound, will find me in the . Bludery, Jnst above the store. 1 w:1-1" ' 1 - M. I. JOCTSOy -TTfi VJ'U .Wjr.V, M JIM B .V T 8 , XL Guardiaaa, and frieuda of Edacatioa throughout the UaHed Htatea, are rofjueated to addreaa tha Preaident of EAfTMAS ! COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, St. Louia, Mo., tor tha Annual Pamphlet and Circular of that lastttattoa, now tha Urrect aud moat thorough Vbnoi for tha proper doraiioa of Young Men aad w'oanen. in the Union. .Tb Pamphlet contains valuable edncatioftal faforiuatioa. The Circular, Lniportaat and valuable Information for farmer, ajechanica, nieccbanU and prvtraaiouii men. Addreaa, H. G. E.VSTMAX. rreaMeat Cmssercial Collage, tit. Louia, Mo. 1 aiiglwd ' . JTB0MIMM HBMJCUCMB, 5 , 0 (f 0 Poplar fealnglee, ia yard and for sake tv 1 - J01IX F. GLOVES. i angll . . r . LMMf Xaia aad eWveath streets. JTXBBO BTOBBr-TUB aVWX E MU jLT 8IGXED will keep constantly on hand, HAY, - 'i - - COKW, - - ,-OATS, . : . . . - - - 'SMPSTUFr,-. . , SJtAX. Aad all of J kt articles needed to H-exl Jlorses ot Male.' All nf whirl. K. will atl h.il.alA or re. tail, at lowest market rates, giving jurt weight and measure. ROBERT S. RVST0X, Vter street, between Main and leoar, EvanrviMs. sog.t-ly

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ww Taoa it9d-ta rur ik.-ir awrw Immm. with a rood arttrle of Pine hbiiteb-. luut i-ai,r rail j upon tb Xuhacriber aooit, a be haa but M a few more left." ' -v - J OH K V. VILOTCK. auKll C.iewr Main and hereatk atrer.' MM to rvtura bia tbauka to hia 4d ciiatatra inr j thoir kind patreae, aad bnpra by atrkt atteatioa 1 to buainea, and fpvi Wyrk t be able to aaerit a ' eoyilanatioa ef tbeir favim. llavinc rrawed bia tore to tlie enrarr vt rVeuad and 31 ain atterta. te. . mm-wr Wrrrmarth"1b.p, h U ' hew Meoared te furaitfb ail who iv fne bin rwttb a all. arMh all artirlef iHi diae. t O tjrilmtrimi( dun wltk ntratnem and aeapatrfc. eoid band bameas alwaravMi band. JtyXMiai. M KLUTYPK olXtRY, e. iia, v tne Mratt, inwa (wiat rinu. CIXCIXXATT.1 -i r V. M i ' ' U. ALLr)N'.! jfufc 1 t . Xf mniifirrini-sra atadl IV-silera ia lfEV87" COOK; fKD, JP3 aTYFS. Printiii' Premn, CaMn, Gallia, 4r4 Inks sail lriatiaa: Mateetala of every Or-rrii-ti-a. KratyaiuaT of all kiada, Book. Mia-ir, Pateat Medirlaa Inreetlona, dekw, Mkm1 EiiKraving, 1c, Ac. . aaHratid and Patfc-r Lettern, vartowa tivlra. -aat -lklretenryptne: in all iUUraaeaww. Jfiy it-tea. Mi.K V, aV. M. rBfMJVLLL, Auravt 12. IX'K llew-Wward.. there will fc thun fear deaeaee wt Viamwwaa on cnoda hiHrd from Kvanvaville over thia aad tba' Ohio and MuwoiHpi4 KaUrwad. t aay poiat waat-anR13-dlw-lm eHiperintewdeat E. k . ft. ft. (SrfXYTW.V ar . BTEMTMMIJVTI, . t7 eeaeors to Jan. Nwallia, Jr.,) ieairra in ail kimbi of ht.wes. . and Bnaoabartae , rera of Tin, fcbeet , Iron and CopptYWare. A lau, ataaofacturera .- eft Fruit Cans of ev ery patnt and dtwcriptkwi, with kkk printed Ueavthiaa aVar awt-' ting up all kindii of fniit, will he furnUbed, tn t char"; all of wbkh will be sold very cheap for eb, at wbokvale or retail, ftoiaroeaa at Xa. 13. Main atnet, between Watev and Firat atreeta, (- poaite old Mate Dank) ETBvUk lad. 1 ' Jia. aCAKTLIX, J... ..OBr.kT g. STKFWE1CS. TjiHEELBB K XShM M. OJWEJIbMWW LY )EttIXG MACHINE. Tlie la-et, aiiu4-ct and tuoat daralde Varbiaja in ukc. Tby make a atrong brk stlt-a tka aame un both ai.k-a td the work, aewiag with ewal Ltrility the thbkeat and tbinaeat falNira. Any apoul of threa.1, cotton or ellk. wand aitbowt senew- -in p. All noabinee warranted three yeera, aad fatl iw tniot kn giveu to enable mrrharers to wae tkeea ' aatietutorily. Au . The Bmttttg ftearfaf- VAfa. i"rf 930, The l- t riiiKle Thread llatbiae ia tbe market. A a.-iieral aaewrtmeat d eaing Marfeiaie Hlk Threej.1, NeedWw, e.. te., eowataatly oa baad.' Offline Xo. 4, Marble Hall. myll-fita F. M. ttLLMAX. Ageat. tmVmM 0 HfJJS'TM.M AGENT FOR wea. I Far ii tit VraMa, TtiUitaja, U aaayr re-fc maa. Twy New naWaa, a.larar Cawäkl, aal laalaawy. aad aas ataw eaauv amad aad apma4 thaa aay ataar arttala IW Sta ad aa4a ar waa aaa la ptm mmnmt Onn aeaala wtta amlilta. Ska laaaaa? kalUaiM. ike Werl la aa UfallUia, Siatala. ftaay. ana Sa-ia wma af Haraatfaal lWf - AJJ wiaaUar aad araetwel aara wae bavf StaaUaaC OMwaaytWyaaa wkkaaiafaaa. Tha mH nto,l. mmmy jfimm. TW faa a aaa tai.lwa nav a laea anlaaile aa aaa Waaaf triaffa arpraai aet as para raw raake vaa4 aaaa aay aOMt raa. Tkla ariaaipU baa aUwS Ska aW far avrael aui, mmm a mm imUnii mt aVM 'mmtm W ha I waa bava araa4 Thayara eawaataS aaaaf laiwaataa Tha Jata ara m at acM aaa afaet Iks aaaaai. Tks wkata tan af Iba Jar la aaaa aVar aaa) mm wnkai aka atkar la sa mimm far i illt a en aJI alada mt fjf BBBEmBJM VTB EBMJMM.MM CM JL Ll-GE, TEBRE-H AL'TK, IMIAXA For more tliau a year, have tlie maraifteeat atf turrs of the- Trrre-llaate 1-emala Cotlege, atetelilv tro"TertMH-. Tliev ara wot waarty

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pb-ted, and will to ufmn tr the leeepraaw d pWpUa On M WaeMfty, Iblli eiaVaaW aead. - Tin' site .f the tllr?e, the btrildings, the ar. rangenienta fur atady and eomfurt, aad tbe Facwtty, deNerve here a lowing aotire. . --- Terre-llaute, tlieaitetd the Collep, a a tWWaTtrful and healthy rifr, accrwitde by railroad froet aQ dire lions, and central to a numerous aad appreclating opuUtioa. It la high, as ita mmm Imports. From at at Mir, it ht cburly phew that for several . years paat, there have been fewer deaths aad aaaa äb knee here thaa at any W'eetern city, of eajwal population. The buiblinss will lie fitted np la tbe lal -etat bt and with all rhe modern improvements. They will be warmed by steam, aad lighted by gas. aad fur niaiied with warm and eidd baths, aad what ts rarely to be found tn I net it ot ions of trartiiag, - A GYMNASIUM. Vh.-re tlie body, saade healthy and ej maaetriral Vy exereW may auppert aad aaUt tbe labors of tha mind. ' " A prominent ft ature of tha Cotlegn, b the pnrriaion made f"T the Itealth of the paptla. Tbe rsums are aSKlotw and well Ventilat ed, there bring a heaa tifully furnlbed parlor, with aeparate akepins; apartments for each two yonng hidb. Tlie grounda are ample, ct.raing arres ta a pb'aaant art of the city, about one-tbiN of which ia a native force t grove, with winding walks aad arbora, forming a iiint d.-lightful Kinenade for pw pib all tbe grounda will be- taatrfalty oraajatewtad. FACULTY. Tlie Faculty will constat of a thoroughly eipa-. ri.Mre.I and efli.-i.-iit cori of Lnatructors. - Rev. John t'ovrRT, A. M., found. and formee Prehiil. nt of the Ohio Female College, and Gleadale v Female Oollep?, b firat Preeideat. w Iter. Ai.euoxso VA'oon, A. M., late Prealdrat t the Ohio Female College, and tlie dlaHaguiabed aa tbr of several srientittc works, bearing bis Saas. ; will be tlie presiding tarber of the College, aad la- - ' atrartor in M atal aud Moral Hciewew. lrdl R. s. Ikjawoam, late Proft-sanr -t Chemistry, etc., I Fanoera Colk-gefibm, wlU takw the chair of Xatural Öt leaoe, apaw which be will lac- . tnre and experiment. Il'EriTAiN! 8. Covcar, A. Pn-tVaaof of Aadent faiign.'igea an.1 Literature. I'rof. J. t MiMscta, Ute of rhiVadrlpbia, firat . trat h-r f inrtninM-ntal music. Aad front al to ten additional gentlemen aad kvdy barbers af seas; ... atauding aud auceeaful experience. Xo puina or expeaae w ill be spared to werwjw teachers tn every department, of tha very highest q laaliacations, ao that pwpila wiahlng to JetSw-t' tlM-UMKJvea in the higher erybw rCumW-, er aay of ' the M.lid or ornaaaentai braartiea, aaay here paeetea the d-rred hiatrocUoa. That pupils from abroad, ' Miay brivr the grealeat advaatasra ra be geiaad aC Boardiai: Schoohi, tie-y are rertr4 ta board tm the inatltutr m, Ith the teachers (wnkrw by special permLwbm of the rnehk-ut), that they, may bavt the . berw'fit of th-ir example and society., . t Tlie omrae of atadic win be tbtiroagh aad asteW afve, emtiraeiag all tha braarhea namalle taagkT tn ? oar bigheet rVmiaarira of Irwrains. Eoglish, tlasai v' ral and tbe Fiae Arta. The year is divided into two Seeeicsts of tweaty weeks each, rtmmencing respectively mm Wedaes- 4 da, the th of eptemher next, ami tha St h, day ofFelTuary, H09. " g . The erteuaea of the school year, iacladiag Saara and tuition In all the bran, lies of the regular courae, pmma furnlehed, fuel, lights aad waaktns - . will be fÄJ5 f Table aemi-ennualty ia avasww. The neual extra charges will be snad tug the eraanwaUl branches. - - ' - ' - APPARATUS AH D &KCTt2tS. ' "; lfeat. Wm.a mnA ln.f Mnawruarrw. wiU drliver ..

full eimntna Af T.-lar. with tlia aid of the Tela. ' a. -ope aad other apparatus, aaaww ta AJiisaimi , 1 xpenne ataily the prtucJpms of tha avtesaM fas, sued. Booka. aad alt other rerniaiee fcr ewtsriac the College, may be had at the 1'olVge. ac.to Iba.;, city. - -- ' 7. : V t L ÄU letters of Inoniry or oa Wiaeas, ahoald m . . . . w . . w a a maddressed to Jter. Joww CovraT, or P. S. tevsar, , . Terrr-llaote, ladiana. , Lr, - , The mideraigBed rtÜaeosoCTrrr4Iraa,aasa kW-V: eeoted the ofhoe f Trustes of the TaTPa KsaitS tr mbUmmdtmrbrfmTrm4tmmmwTimr- -such aa daslra furthar ssJwrmatioa riuar rainy hm, j -rrangenernts or advantages of tlw College: - Bev. E. ti. Taylor, . . t wms uuuers, , Kev. T. Uordoa. ' Ä.W. TnesJ H. II. Port.T, ' kW. I. tl. ikaaa. Rev. W. O. Spencer, Bv. W. JSooeattt,. ... Bev. r. Wiley, A. V. Potain, -Lucius Kyce, ; Tha. Bowling, Bonj. Mo Keen, , L. I. w'arren, A. McGregor, AV. Paddock, -Jahrs Ifeddea, James Ilite, i James Barues, jirl.'J-Sat - ner. Jg. n. Jemrn.

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