Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 24, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 September 1858 — Page 3

..SEPT. BTT Sc First and Fourth Page fr tntratlaaar RaaUMiag Matter. - Local and Miscellaneous. Dr. It. T. Brown, the diituiguuhcd .geologist of Crawfordaville, has In-come a citizen-of Indianapolis, lie takc3 the place of rrof. Yonn in the Jf. W. C. University. - OrsTifts. Adam Kurtz, on First street, two doors from the Postofficc, is agent for Maltby'i celebrated fresh Baltimore oysters, and has received, by the Adams Expreß, a 6 ne lot of these delicious bivalves. Mr. Xurtz will continue to receive them itjnlary by the Express during the entire season. EST The Chicago lltraM. one of Mr. Buchanan's organs says : We are liound, ander any circumstance?, to make this fight to the end. Stephen A. Douglas cannot be re-elected to the Senate. Saltpetre cannot save him. The people of Washington may rely confidently on this. Mr. Douglas will not be allowed to triumph over Mr. Buchanan. J3rMr. Lyons has returned from the East, and is now receiving a large and complctc variety of the finest and most elegant - style of Sne furnishing good?, and cloth, icainiere and vesting, to I found in the eastern eiticy together with a large Muck of Tery hnndriic garments from Devlin' celebrated establishment. Lyons can now offer to the public a large and mure ta$ty stock of goods fur gent's wear, than has ever been brought to Kvansvillc heretofore.

OSDAT MORRIS..

How tue American Flag is Abused. The following is an extract from the official lesputch from Lieut. Maflit, confirming the account of the capture of a slaver vfT the coast of CuImi : U. S. Bam Dolphix, " At sen, kt. 23 W. long. 80 42' V Aug. 21, 1858. J Sir : I hare the honor to inform the Dcartiuent that after a long chase, I ovcr- . liuu'.cil and qapturcd at 6 o'clock tliis evening a slaver, surrendering under American colors. She has on board over 300 slaves, -nu'l when I first made her out, was standing ( for Kay Verde, with the expectation of landing her cargo this evening. I Ier officers and -crew consist of eighteen men, several of whom arc American. One assessed an American protection. Tu Eoston Olive Bra sen. This beautiful and entertaining family ncw3jjcr coined to ui with new names at its head, and with -a list of contributors that should ensure it a place at every family fire-side in the Union. .Messrs. Upliam and Dix now assume the editorial and puMishuig management of N the jKipcr. Mr. Chas. C. Hazewell, a very opular writer, has charge of the special editorial page, together with J. S. Trowbridge. Mrs. L. H. Sigourney, Alice Carey, and T. B. Aldrich, are to aid in the poetical dcNirtmcnt. T. S. Arthur, Fitz James -(V Brian, and Mrs. Gerry, will not fail in making the story department, equal to any other of the jwpcr. Tho Olive Branch is an old pajcr of much celebrity and we imagine it will not fail to sustain its high reputation, under its present accomplished managers. Chixue Sccar Caxi. -Since our inquiry in regard to the crop of the Chinese sugar ranc, wc have received several reports from farmi'H in Spencer, Warrick, and Gibson counties, who have cultivated from a half to .two or three acres of the cane ; they report nhe crop as being excellent, and ij now just maturing. It hag been much less effected by the recent drouth than corn on the same land. One cultivator writes us that it does not do as well on the richest bottom lands as on sandy and dry uplands. From the report we have received, the quantity planted this year is much larger than it was Jast ; the unfavorable Spring so delayed the farmers in getting in their regular planting .that they had no time to bestow on fancy

crops. There are numerous inquiries for . small sugar mills fur pressing the cane. 'Those who have them for sale would do welt to let it be known. Six Men Drowned at Mllwaakle. On Friday the 27th the vicinity of Mil waukee was v kited with a heavy storm, during w hich several boats and small craft which was caught by it in the harbor and in the offing of the Lake were capsized and .six persons perished. The Milwaukie papers give the following details: About four in the afternoon, Robert P. . Jennings, a merchant, nnd John H.Su'.iirnn, . a yotiu lawyer, started out into the lake in . a sail boat. They were seen alout five o clock near three quarters of a mile out, headed cast. Oa Saturday the Decatur went in quest of the missing parties, but no trace .-f them could be found. Later in the day, however, portions of a small boat were dis- . covered, which were identified hs belonging to the one in which the unfortunate young men set sail. The same night a little fishing vessel, owned by Henry Buchraid, and wanned by himself and two others, was capsized near the entrance of the harbor, and two of the men drowned. Theircoraponion . escaped by clinging to the boat which was sxm washed ashore. On Saturday evening the bodies of two men, evidently victims of the same gale, were found on the shore a few miles from the city, which were ascertained to be those of two men who were in a fishing boat on Friday. They must have perished in the same gale with the others. Jiajr We invite the attention of the sick and afflicted, to the advertisements in our columns of Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaluvilla, and Gridley's Salt Rheum and Tetter Ointment, Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam, Dr. Iiaker'i 8icific, Dr. IIooj.er's Female t'ordial, and Dr. Eastcrley,s Fever and Ague Killer. These medicines are prepared by a thoroughly educated Ph yitian, Chemist and j Pharmaceutist, 00 that all can rely upon them as being safe and effectual in curing the diseases for vbich they are recommendtnl. They are Standard re mcdiet, aad can lie found in nearly every Drug and ApotheWry store in the United States.

Candidate

- J$f tmUtr offerr himstlf aa a candidate for b office of Tmwnrar vf YaJerbwrgh Cvanty, at tti ensuing election. " icptl . Br. EdiirrVri' aituotsuc my natu a a Candidate f re-ele-tkn a Treasurer of Vanderburgh County, at the tie CVtr election. n20 THEODORE VENSEMAX. Jmmttt Ml. Hmmmdtrm U a 'urxJiUita for reelection to the office of County Sm-rejcr of VaixWhnrch County. tfr. Editor. u will please announce no a a Ccndidato fr the office of Sheriff, at tlte ensuiiiK October ksttiuu. WM. FAINE. ux Wfc are authorized to announce the name if Thomas W. Roystox, as candidate fur Sheriff of YanliTlurch County. aturJO 71 r. jm$mfmyn will pleas announce my nam as Candidate for tliw olnee .f Sheriff of Van. derhurgh County, au! JOHN E CAVITT. TV r. Editor. i'lntxe aiiuotiuce tlm rmnie of Isaac f. Moonr, an an Jndcpciulriit fandiilate for Circuit Jagr of tbl Circuit. augl Mr. Editor. You itl please aiitioum-e my nam aa Candida! to represent Vaitlerbonrh Cunotyinths neit Legislature. BEX ETIXSoX. Tfr Editor t Yu are requested to anMottnrv the nam of 31. K. 3lcGat:w, Esq., a rawtidate for representation from Vanderburgh County, at the October election. MANY VOTERS. anjtl3 tttorg Him ft r In an lhdcMul.-nt Cuii.li.Ute for Sheriff, at Iii cnsuiiijr m-toU-r election. 4torft flrliridt lü I an iiil iident candidate fr Hivriff, at tin oiisiiiuii Octlr election. Special Notices. Mtr. Hmitttfr'm ltttttrm fetvv'Kiwivrii iü" wrnint rncomiuais from the pn-M and th throughout the fid n. A a valuable tonic for tli, cur? of p-(ia, Klatnli-nor, ont ipatkm, and rTM-rul nrrvon ikddlity, it cannot be ppronrhcd Kvrry dy nw cm- of lt great rffV-t arv rhronil ch-d tlinmh our principal pnl.lic journal. Thrr U nothing vtMx t i th cnjoynuMit of llmt hi h the a.Hicl-'l txirri'fict wIk-ii ninx tlii vnlnall npii ifl. It mild tone, iu nure and vigorous a'. lion itfion a diaord.-rrd utotiiai-li, and Ihr rlt-aiisliig nf the flit ire hiini:iu lx"Iy, liouM m-oniiiK'nd it t" all ihuwn of our rmiinniiiitj. All tlütt will ! ttcvnary to foiiv lure the nk-ptU-aI of it h.-nlMiy -ffifta, in to pitrthuite a bottle and NtomtIikviI. For by lrc;bt irrtH-mllr, errryaluT. wtll it Met mf tit Jiwmm9iH0 Imttruict ' pmmy, Kanvil!e, Ind., Auifibt lJth, Tbv M.-klillTi of tlie Kvmiuv1IIm lumirin t 'omi'itny. nre b-r l y uotifi-!, that the animal ehi tioii for Nine lirt lor, ill be held at the OftUa- of tlte Coinpany, on MHiJay, Die Cth d:iy of N-jitttiilirr next, I wt wr'ii the hiHir of 1 and 1 oMovk, 1'. M. Ky rlr of the XUmvX. aiin-l't.l WM. T. rACE.Seen-tarv. Jtmntmmmm ilttmnttrttd la t mmmmn SmB. At tiiigol'"lrilualü't',' an invalid wo brought (irwrd dreiolftilly afflicted with ulor. oiik scrofuLi tliAt all the doctors hud fitilitl to run. It ras proiMMttl to api! to the tpirit l.nd t-r ! vk-e, and a IIonieathir plij tli ian prt'nt interro gated the departed spirit of Hai muni ni to what reuH-aly should be taken. Lud aixl ititiio-t ra. awlibht to tlie hole andk-nee, V of Avrr.s CatHABTH' PlLM. fHer .V. V. trif. Miwlt-ltil itr, Kmtttrljf iodine mud Hmrtmpmritlm Will cure all disra- arininrx from an linpur uta'.f of the Mood, or a k-prave! roudilion of the fluid of the syxteni, vin: t'auri-r, Swelling of the Gland, Rhenm.itiiii, White Swelling, Chronie S.ro Kve, Piles, Boil. fyi U, Ooitre, rain in the Hour and Joints, t'Ut rs lu the Mouth and Throat, and all Chronic t'oiintltntioiiul Iiene. This nn-dk-lue searrhes ot tlte very roots of the dieaae by purify lug tlie blood, and thmifduij the serretkns in the system, thus remorii:(- the euiise, which reud. r the cure certalu and erman-nt. Ir. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsai-arilla III cure the worst Mercurial dieas and driv ont and hwtroy every rti k ot mercury which Is In the systtin. and cure its bad effects. It will cure !erontry "yidiiti or Venereal Ii. eases, and will drive tlte Syphilitic Virus and all hereilitary taints and poisonous matter out of the system through tlio J -ores ot the skin, and restore tlte l'atk-tit to a perfect state of health and purity. It Is a positive cure for liver complaint ami dyep. sla, if ucd a proper b-iif-th of time. I rknlkti)-'-the world to produce Its npMt In these compl.tlnt. The afllk-ted will lMir in mind that Dr. rjtertv's Iodine and Sars.tarilla will cure all 2tvhh liasses, FemaSe Complaints, Inwy, Gravel, Iim-nws of the Kidney, Bludik-r and I'riuary Or:uis In a few diivs. It will remove Pimpk-s nd rlot-hes front the Fare, and make the skin clcnr, wliito and IK-Miitifid as alalitrr. It ntn this by pnrifyitijc the Msl. and by Its prompt action ou the Liver, KidiM-y, and Secretory Orpans, rrliK-lng viprw liealth. Persons who Lava Vng lioen AffiM te! with Scrofu la, Old Hores, Tetter, Kiiifcworni, S-ul. llea.1. Blotches, rupthns of th fk in and all Cutaneous IHseases, are advised to procure Grldley's fsilt Rheum and Tetter Ointment to sj.Iy on the Sn-s, or diseaseil )rts, whsn nsinj- I)r. Easterly's Iodine and tarsaarllla. The Iodine and iUrsaisirilU in rifk-s the Blood, and ranees the sores to discharge their pntrkl niatt-r, and the ointment heals them. When I -will are used (hielt I always recommend) a erniuneut ami radical cure is always rfli-cted. They are the best and niot iowerfiil rurativs kiKvora to man. A fair trial i all I aok I do ut t-.ir the recuit. Trice of the Iodine and Sursaimrilla $1 r Uttle, or C bottles for f.V Gridluy's SIt Uheiint (lint nieut 7. ants i r lottle. lkth are preaml by Ir. Easterly, conic r of Third and fheeuut atreets, ht. Louis, Missouri, sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be atldressed. .'d by llallouk Jk St.Hldurd, W. Bierl-iwer, Lierh A tVWctt, Ki Her A White, lft-uggists, in Kv ansvlllc, and by ltrusists gi-nerally. niy:tl'l?ina. itr, Dmktr'a Upttilte vill er.rt ttmnmrr hea, Gleet, Stricture, Seminal Weaknew, fhordee. Iiictses of the Kidneys, Blalder, ami all lim ax- of the pMiltal organs. I!'nilvr, have you a private di Mm-! Po not negtoct it. Telay is danger. Ir. Baker's Specific is a safe, sjHily, and radical cure. With Br. Baker's Specific you can cure your eclf, atil prevent exposure, as plain directions for nee accompany the ntodiciuc. Price $1 50 per bottle. lrwDa. LurrcBLr, corner Thirl and Chestnut streets, St. Lonis, Mo., sole proprietär, to whom all orkrs must be addressed to get the genuine. Sold by Halb k A toddard, I-el. h A Calslctt. KelK r A White, iu Evausvilk', and by druggud generally. rny3l1yins .Htxle.n .dsilssr Limimtmtlt fghty years since this Liniment aas first o&Vrcd to the afflicted. Many millions of bottle liav been ased, and it baa given U tter aatlsv:tion titan any article ever before tried lor similar purposes. It possesses a specific power over inflammations, and chroukoracrident-il derangement of the Mitsck, Joints, Ligaments or Skin. It is a source of great pleasure to feel that we have been the humble means of relieving such aa immense aiuonut of suffering, aud have caius-d mtny tbottsumls to "leap for Joy, because their pains wir relieved, their wounds healed and their stiff Joints niado elastic Unscrupulous parties, regardless of their obligations to ourselves or the public, are engaged In attempting to introduce a spurious and miserable article under another name, by representing it to bo tlte same or similar. ftBRo on your guard! Dny none but the original MEXICAN MUSTANG LIN IMENT, and yoa will not I deceived. G. W. Weetbrook, Originator. BAR.fKS A P.VItK. fc-biVrftAwSiiioe. Proprietor, Nw Vitk. ComlBdimm Vimtme (sstsssy, Offlet on Water street, under the Telegraph ofl'u. Cart loads of 14 lus'.ieli of IlolUiu Mine Coul dolieml trt an nart of thd ritv at tl Hi Tter Lu.il fYmt j wei he4, lf jcirrd, the expense of the purchaser. Notes of solvent bauks of Illinois and Wisconsin uken ,B iymeot- joiin WTM0ND I der28-rf Secretary and Maniig'r.

Special Notices,

ilr. Cmrttr'B l'mfk Bdl$m, ttltl nn Cbosl. C'ol.l, Axt Ii nut. Consumption- BrsorbitM, Spitting if Blood, Paiu tn the Side and Breast, Pleurisy, Whooping Cough, Croup, Liver Complaint. Palpitation f the IK-art, and all diseases of the Throat awl Chest aud Lungs. No one should neglect a Cough or Cold a single day. Blillions die annually by neglecting a Common Cold. Coughs aitd Cokls lead to C-onsuiuptfon, and then to early d ath. Reader, have you a Conjh, Cold or any disease of the longs? Procure at once that celebrated rrnn rfj, Pi. VAt-nn't Corca Bauam, which never falls to relieve a Cough la twenty-four hoar, and als ays cures the worst cases of Colds, Coughs and all disease of theChroat and Lungs la a lew days. Price Trial twttles, 25 cents. Large bottles SI per Mtle, or 6 bottles It $. IR. Easti elt, corner Third and Chestnut, St. Lonis, Mo., sole proprietor, to w horn all orders must be addressed to et Hm genfrin. Sold by Hallot-fc k Sfoddnrd, W. Bi.-rhower, Liech A CaUlett, Keller and W bite, and by druggist generally. niy31-ly Jtr. Miooptr'u M-'tmml i'mrdtml teilt curt all Fcniiile Cuinplaints, sikIi as Excessive, Suppress, ed, or Painful Menstruation, Fluor A lints or Whites, Darrenne, Sallow Couiplcxhii, Headache, Dizziuess. Weak Nerves, Frightful Irouins and all di. a.-tes caused by Cold., (Iicckeil Perspiration, ExcesMst iiver-bxritcnteitt, etc., ol The tx-J ual Ur gaits. lr. Hooper's Female Cordial is nnirrrully ackuowleIgeil by the ladies the best remedy ever Invented. ÄiTPrlce ?1 jer bottle, or six buttles for S.1. Ia. Kastkmlv, cirner of Third ami Clienut streets, M. Imiis, Mo., Nde Proprietor, ajid to whom all orders mnst lie adJressed. H..U1 by Hallork A Stoddard, W. Bierbowor. Liech and Ca1h-tt, Keller A White, In Evassvillc, aud 1-y drusixt pnerally. nivDl-tyins Hr. Kmtttrly'' Fttr mnd Jigmti Mllltr will cure Ague and Fevtr, Chills and Fever, Dumb .ue. Intermittent and RemitU-nt 1 Fevers, and all he various forms of fevers incident to Bilious Climate. If there is a man, woman or child suffer. ng with Ague and Fever, th'y are ad vised to procunt Ir. E;uti rly' Fever and Ague Killer. It L a ponitlve cure iq-eedy and jiemutnent. Try It. Price Si ier bottle, or fix Ntttes for ?. Br. KxTnnLV, corner of Third and Chestnut strvet, St. Louie, Sole l'rprietor, to whom all ord ts mnt 13 adlresiid to get the genuine. Pohl by Il tUock A fbshUnl, W. Bicrhowrr, Llh A Catsleft, Kuller A White, Agents f..r Fvansvilte, and by rug.-ists geiwraüy. inyl-lyins Wf J. ETHEL sT io, t O.W.HÄÄI.V MM AM FUUWAKD1NG MEKtllASTS. No. hi Pvgilrja Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. KttirM .jri, UV..) a. p. rTiiri ri. ratLs. bf.ikbkxcm: K. S. Howard. Eraiisville, India us. AIIisA Howes. Kvanatik, lioluni; A. M. Phelps t Son, New. burgh, Indiana; Minor A Hade, Newbnrgb, In diana; II. II. NrweomhA Brother, Louisville, Ken. ucky ; I. S. Benedict A Son, Louisville, Kentucky; Tlioiim lhnrorth,SrTetary, NewAIUuiy Inattranee 'o.. New Allstnv, Indiana; Mi. binipsm tc Vt'.l New AIImiiv, Indiana; W. II. Catlin, Henderson, Ketttuckv; Ii. U. Beverly, Henderson. Kentmky; Jmiikd MontK'onery, PreUn Bro. Bank, JenVrson. vilk-, IndiaiM ; Merrett tampU-U and Co., t. I-ouis, Mo. Jy3l-ly WILMS K IIOWKN, USTEM ST., I KM. door above Vine, sole Manufacturer of the Celebrated Magnolia Whisky or niMiiiu.! ist. w ALSO All kinds of Domestic UaiMMii, anil con stantly a large supply of Old and t hoice Bourbon, Kre, and Monongusela W hi.ky. auglIAwly. KH'J.VdmiN JUd Kl.i oorinic Still, Siud street, lietween t'hettii ut aud Cherry, ik-nlera In- Lumber ami manufartu. of IHatrs, Slmtters. Blitol. Saxh, lr and Windatw Krsntr, Moulding of every sise, I'lt&rinx, WeallwrlMNtnltug. Shelving, .ilautles, Ilane Pilns tcrs, Gnjen.hotiite S.ieh, anil Chain Pump Tubing. A lurcw aMMirtmeiit of Swh, Blinds, Itimra, MouldiiiKS and Pnmp Tubing, constantly on baud. Alms ready worked rksHriugof all kinds. J'tsoms about to erect ImiiMiiiit in tlie Southern or Wenteru eotintry, cotiMik-ritig the lrw rate of freight by river, railnsal and canal will find It to their interest to purcltase at our establishment. lo-rn tlH-y ran 1 tipplteal with all the carpenter a work, ready-made, of seasoned lumlier, for the finUh of btiiMitigs. ihir work Is not ru.v'c ai most factory work, with tenons half way through, but it in fnuneal in the Mine manner a if noulo ly hand. Sawing kinds knie on short notice. Terms cash, unless otherwise agreed nism. my.'l-tl STKfcl.K III .tl.. tn,aoLMiBhi.E TOB J CCO 4UE.Vww cr. siw't I.. vx-....co. w. wit KS....L(vi v. mora. NOCK. WICKS. & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Commission McrdiaiiLs and rcAiras im Fstrelgn V Domestic l.tjuors, Cigars, sVc. I.e. AfiCT4 1 IW.7.VM, yrtssovm am at. tobacco. also, Acr.Ms roa MAYfiVtLLf: VOTTOX V.IK.VK, TU'tSZ. HAT37 .v.-, VOTTOX MAXILLA WHUAUK, No. oil Slain treet, LUl lSVILLE, KV. V knl rontnntlv tn liant a lrir- stork of utnr hrau'ls f Tolweo, anions which aiv IlolUnd's VniTes Tiin Api'li TaUt anJ l'aniukc. Also, JJ.il-crfM am) Hnrrin' brat lrntU. Our sttvk of I'lire OM Bonrlin ami R.ts Whlky, is lars ami eil at-Wtl, all of Itiolt as ofT r on C'n-J U-nua to tlie Western an. I Ks.iWrn trale. XO'K, WICKS A CO., Maiu strert. Wholesale Tobacco Ascncv. X. .Ml Main strict, Ioivit!, Ky. Wsarr mw nifiiinx aur new stock f irpinia ainl Kent inky Totsw co, ahn h offer low to tlm tru.lo. HOLLAND'S TOHACO). Ktnrss lYrtiiHm Ilraml , ...'Jt ixes. T. J. H.llan.l, Xo. 1 Jacob Straik-r (". L. II..I1iiikI. It. CJanu-r C. ti. HoIIuihI Kxtra I'ancakc Vxtr Foil Twist I'fne Apple Twift .. Wah an.l Itro. Twiot... ttolilen Ap' rnncake..., ...173 . 1J Ii do lo do Uo 1(10 :Jio so ........ 20 Kcks. . . Btitts. CO do 70 do SO Boxes. LANGHORN'S TOBACCO. it i (odd I-eaf Extra . 30 Dutts. I J. M. Cabl . w. . 7A do I. E. White..... . CO do J CTiijr ) 100 tlo IURUM' TODACÜO. Sultana............. ................ 7 Catt a. People's Forito 0 ISoxea. do do lot! Cstt's. GftlllO COC ssssssssssssssessistssssts aJO 0AbM9 Luxury ef the People 0 Kegs. Apricot . 311 do John Sinhh Cases. ROUE UTS' TOBACCO. E. M. HiilwvI ............... ....... ... . 1 20 Boxes. E. W. Barton. .... M do RohertM' Uest . do Plush Rolls ... 20 Butts. KENTUCKY AND MIsWOCRI TOBACCO. Lang's Bassett's tt.................. 70 Butts, Da-iaett's lb AO do do 0.. , , ,. , . - 1 do Wool folk's pounds and ös..... W Butts. (ld Buck th..,.,................. 4 do lo do Vin Jt lsl Boxes. Ut do i atttes...,,, ......löi) .C.uudry Brj.rtls (tb Vjsl , , Cl Boxes. .Ut'h, WICKS CO., 11 Main stret, Louisville, Ky, jly3-.1m 4l IW11BI ESmHäLE fMPE N-ignette br.io-ly, '2 casks fine port wine, 1 bbls cherry brandy, 2st renin wrapping paper, received snd for sale by I. D. II El MANN JTB1.XE .fXOOar.VcV.-ao.UOO EEET JL No. 1 drei led Pin Floorinc, la yard and for mi Iftnv ie I'.I.IITD augll Corner Main nni rotU strjeU

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. , BT MS I. a W. LLXC ...... WAuiNOToy, gept. 4 r. x. . Ssunnel J. Junes of Kansas, has been appointed Collector for the District of Paso del Norte rt'er Sbernxn whose admission has expired.

Philadelphia, Sept. 4 p. a. The frrcat slaVcry tournament between Parson Brownjow, of Tennn and the Rev. Abram Prjne. of New England, will commence here on Tuesday evening next, and continue fire successive ereninps. Both gentlemen are now in the citr. Mr. Brownlow is unfortunately afflicted with bronchitis rendering it ncces&iry that his arguments be made by another. PlI IL A DELHI I A, Sept. 4 P. Jt. Tlie clipper Crey Eagle sailed to-day for Rio Janeiro. Among her passengers is the Hon. Benj. C. Yancey United States Minister to the Argentine Confederacy. XYew Torlc Market. New York, Sept. 4 p.m. Whisky is doing better; wies last evening and this morning are 1300 bhls. at 2411, is now held firmly at 25. Pork is irregular and unsettled; 17 50 for mess; 15 00(a15 50 for prime; 18 00 for extra heavy mess. Beef is steady; pales of 100 bbls at 11 75 (12 00 for mess; 14 00(14 50 for repacked mess. Cut menti are 6?G for shoulders; 8,82 for hams. Lard is steady; sales of 175 1Ws at lljlll. Batter is in fair reouest mtAZiSM for Ohio; 15020 for State. Cheese is dull. li'ileiBre-nuutf. Rio Grande 14 ($U 5; slaughtered, 910. Cincinnati Market. Ciscikxati, Sep. 4 r.y. Flour is firm ; sales or 255. bbls. at 4 85 f,5 00 for .superfine ; receipts fair. Whisky opened unsettled, and buyers offered 2O(7r20 but after the adrance of $ in New York was made known on change, 000 bbls. were sold at 21 ; but the market closed dull at this rate. Provisions are without Any essential change. Nothing done to indicate anything in the future. Lin.eed oil has advanced to 86 ; and is in good demand. 1,200 bags coffee sold at ll(rt;12. Business is quite active. Money is easy and in pool demand. Exchange on East declined to premium and dull. New Orleans, Sept. 4 p. m. The deaths, yesterd.iv, from vcllow fever were 77. PiTTsarno, JVpt. 4 p. m. River 21 inches and falling. Weather clear and pleaMiiit. From KfW Tork. New York, Sept. 4 m. There was little or uo excitement at the Quarrantine last night. The U. S. frigate Sabine was towed down to the scene at a late hour, und anchored ubreust of the Gov ernment stores, to protect them and the shipping, should the threatened attack by the mob be made. The walls of the (Quar antine ground are strictly guarded by the police. Matthew Carroll, a livery table kcer - cr, Wm. Mullen, larger ln-er saloon keeper, and Chani. I. DeForest, Justice of the Peace, have been arrested. Some one hundred and fifty warrants are out. From Washington. WaiMitxtiTos, Sept. 4 M. Col. Bicttir lias been instructed by the Secretary of the Interior to proceed to Florida, aud, as soon as the season will permit, take measures for the removal of the Seminole, who are now in the everglades. The Secretary is desirous that this rhould le done under the siierintciidence of Col. Kicto, alone, without the interference of the authorities or citizens of Florida. White flags will lie distributed throughout the swamps for the purpose of calling them to a conucil. No military force will be employed. The Indians will be removed to Arkansas, whither Billy Bowlegs and his baud were transported. From Philadelphia. Philadelphia, Sept. 4 m The following are the People's Congress ional nominations : First District, Jno. V Ryan: Second, K.Joy M-jrris; Third. Jno P. Verree; Fourth, Wm. Millward; Fifth, Thos. Bakb. PhtladclpUla Stärket. pHii.AnrtPiilA, Sept. 4 x. Flour market firm; there is but little innniry for export. Sales of extra at b 25fr, 6.r0; Mies to the trade at 5 12 5 25 for old stock suiiertiiie: 5 oH'tj 7o for Iron ground: 6 00(.0 25 for extra; 6 506 75 for extra, and 7 OOtö 7 50 for fancy. Noth inj doinjr in rye flour or corn meal. Stocks of wheat light, and the demand good, sales at 1 30, and white at I 341 40. Rye in demand at T7c for old Peun and CH(t,70 for new southern. Com tu demand at 9 0c, in store at 88. Oats in gttod retaeit tit 43 for southern and 14 for Fenn. lu.kv nominal at '26 for bhls. New Tork Marfcrt. New Vouk, Sept. 4 m. Flour dull. Wheat and corn dull. Mcsi pork unsettled, 1.0-n) bbls wIdat 17iY;l 73: nrime I" 40( l."ifo. At the ten market to-day prices of colony declim-! 1 to 2 cents; young hyson was lc. lower; other iualities unchanged. Baltimore Market. BaltimosK, Sept. 4 M. Flour juict, and unchangeil. Wheat firm. C tu firm; white HlKS; yellow 90(91. Whisky dull but steady, at '-:2fi. Provinous steady. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati Sept. 4 m. Flonr firm and in good demand. Wheat do. Whisky unsettled ; no sales so far. Provisions firm but unchanged. ClNTI55ATI,Sept. 4 St. Weather -le.ar. Mercury 50. The river has risen 2 inches the last 2 1 hours ; now stationary. Piitsbcro, Sep. 4 M. River 22 inches by the metal mark and falling. Weather clear. Mercury 74. JiiJ The Lafayette Journal has a rrhole column devoted to cattle and horse stealing. A few weeks since Sample k Son had fourteen head of cattle stolen from Benton couuty. It was ascertained that they bad been shipped to New York by Jonathan IIa ugh and three men named Nolan of Benton. They were arrested and held to bail in $1,500 each. The parties implicated hold highly respectable positions as citizen. Raugh is a member and cksa leader of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The stealing of five horses and two males is also mentioned by that paper. Dxath while GaXBLiso. A few days fcince, as two men, named Farrar and Tucker, were playing crack loo," in Dadeville, Ala, the latter gave tlie former the lie, when Farrer struck him in the neck with a knife, Severin? the jiurular vein, and cnus- ! nf instant etat v

PabUt Sasaktaf. Judze Niblack and Jodse Hover, the op-

posing candidates for Congress, will address i w ai -mm a i their fclIow-ciUzcns at the foUowins tum a t a I and places, lO-Wlt: . fr anderburyh County Evansville, Toes- J day, Angust 31st; Ingles'sStaÜon, Wednc?day, September 1st; at Longs, in the Biyon, Friday, October 8th; Germantown, Satat day, October 9th. Gilton County Princeton, Thursday, September 2d; Francisco, Friday, 3d; Owcnsvil.e, . Saturday, 4th; Patoka, Monday, 6th. Knox county Dickensburg, Tuesday, ciep. temby 7th; Vincennes, Wednesday, 8th; Edwards Port, Saturday, 25; Bruceville, Monday, 27, , Ike county Hornbrooks, Tuesday, Sep tember 14; Petcrsburgh, Wednesday, 15; Cross-roads, Thursday, 16. Datiett county Washington, Friday, Septem! -er 17; Alfordsville, Saturday, 18; Kaglesvule, Thursday, 23; Owl Frame, Friday, '24. MarU county Loogootee, MoncLty, tvptcmbcr.20; Halberts Bhiff, Tuesday 21; Harridonville, Thursday, 23. Poicy county -Mount ernon, Jlonday, October 4th; New Harmony, Tuesday, 5th; Wadcsville, Wednesday, 6; Lnioneb vch, Thursday, 7th. Speaking to commence at 1 o clock, V. 51. Bomrakdment of Jiddah. Jiddah (Ara bia) was bombarded by the British steamer Cyclops, in consequence, it is said, of the delay of the Turkish authorities in granting reiaration for the recent massacre there ot the English Consul and others, iheoyii.4is tlmllnJ tho witjr fni Tlvc days, when Is.nail Pacha, the Turkish Commissioner, finally made his appearance in the place and promised to arrange the matter. lie subse quently executed eleven of the assassins, and sent four others to Constantinople to lie dealt with there by the SulUn. The Cyclops then took her departure. The despatch conveying the above intel'.ipence gives no accoun of the extent of the damage done to Jid l.ih bv the bombardment nor of the immediate grievance which impelled the commander of the Cyclops, to so summary a proceeding, na it was pre viously understood that he was to await the arrival of Ismail Pacha before proceeding to extremities. The liombiirdment of Jiddah by the English has caused a great sensation in France. 8ä? The pyrotechnic display, on the 2d inst, in New York city, must have lieen magnificent. The fallowing is a description of the grand finale of the display. It t urely must luve been worth going a good wavg to see. XXI. C.rand Finale. Tlie laving of the Atlantic Cable. In this piece some new principles will be attempted for the first time in the Pyrotechnic art; the open portion will represent the Niagara and Agamemnon in the center, with the tenders, Gordon and Valorous, ahead; on the extreme ends of the piece will be two light houses, connected by a line of rolling waters, on which the ships will slowly move toward their destination, on arriving at which the center is suddenly trau i-furroed into a maguificent Tcmplo of Science in all the pplendor of the dazzling colors, assisted by mechanical contrivance?, of which the art is capable. Canopied by an arc ot star, (which rest uikju revolving columns, upon whose bases are recorded the names of Franklin, Morse und Field), will npenr a group of figures representing Science uniting Columbia and üritaunia. Over these is an entablature, with the mol.'o; "The electric flash hall belt the earth." The trowniu&r portion shows the American coat-of-arma, iu which is entwined the bnion Jack with the Stars aud Stripes. JgfAn ingenions artist of Philadelphia had prciared au unique epitaph to be set over the iolitical grave of the three nicmlrs of Congress from that city, who are to lie buried the first of next month. Here is the inscription: Beneath this Monument of sympathetic brass, nn appreciative Constituency has caused to le tleos'.U'tl all of the little that there ever was of FLOKEXCK, PHILLIPS AND LANDY, Who, elected us Representatives of the City wherein the Declaration of Ind Iendence of British bondage was written, agreed upon, and first proclaimed to the world, deliberately Misrepresented the People of that City, and made them apparently the supporters of a domestic bondage inconceivably mere infamous. The Signers of the Detlaration pledged their sacred honor, and preserved it untarnished. The little which thtc men ever had was anything but sacred, and is now gone forever. Genius, prostituted though it le in seeking to icrietuate the nicutory of Iraitm-s to Freedom, ha condescended to preserve their features. The table I .flow contains THItEE DOUGH FACES, So accurately mouldel, that to all who look tqon them they fehall be a hiding and an astonishment As their whole career in Congress Was a falsehood to their Constituents, so even in the grave they continue lo TUKY DIED OF LECOMPTON". Verv Toon Sqchitisr. At the recent trial of steam fire en gines in Boston, fjr prizes', the following were the distances thrown. The Philadelphia, from Philadelphia, threw a horizontal stream 163 lect, and a perpendicular one 110 feet. Tlie Elisha Wraith, from East Boston,, thrcv a horizontal btruaui 140 feet, and a perpendicular one 175 feet. The Lawrence, Mas, machine threw 154 J feet horizontal, and 110 feet perpendicular. The new Era played a horizontal stream 135 feet, and a perpen licnbr one 90 feet. Our most ordinary westen hand engines beat all such throwing a th.it. s - 8S3T Tlie Canada's mails bring news that ex-President Pierce was on the 8th ult., with Mrs. Pierce, at the Hotel Byron, in Switzerland, preparing to leave for Northern Italy. . All along the route from Lisbon to Marseilles he had been the recipient of distinguished consideration from public officers and private citizens. At Gibraltar the senior officer in command of the British naval forces at that point extended marked courtesies, and urged the ex-President und Mrs. Pierce to take passage for Tangiere in one of Her Majesty's public armed vessels. At Marseilles the French authorities, beaded br the prefect and the millitary cowraarder, were especially attentive and zealous in acts of hospitality. TLe health of Mrs. Tierce, we arc sorry to perceive, docs not appear to have been substantially improved.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS. I

TT9 . O'BiLBW it Cm., om.m s. T . "' V'' Y," ' i'r '. , ' IIVAiaallA i7ivmV a wi wtwtiKa au VVU1IUV9IUH Merelwuits, ceneral Railroad, Steamboat, and Express Agents, Special Agents for the pNN. CENTRAL RAILROAD, tnd ennrctions over which w are autiioriwrf to ifivt thnKh receipu at th lowest possible r&fea. i LJt in g a maioniviii t nari uotit m. lira inuumg, the largest on the Ohio Hirer, capable of storing and protecting all merchandize liabls to damage from exposure, we are prepared to far! Ii tat the dis fiatcb of all consignmeaU, forwardod to our care, j either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention paid to Receiving, Storingaad Forwarding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or otlier property, consigned to tu for sale, and satis-tat-tion ga-iranUd. Onto and extensiv Warehouse oa Wt-r street, adjoining tlie Tvlefrraph, and on the Whnrf boat, where we are to bo found, attending to lbs interests of ottr atntis at all bourn, Any and niiht. With our superior facilities; longstanding; untiring enerjry; and knowledge of onr bmdnsss, wa ffl ci0Wnt of giving general satisfaction, and hpe to merit a continuance of the extensive patronage we are now enjoying. liberal eah advances will be niado on all consign. m-Mits to cither ourselves or correspondents In any of the priucipal markets. North. Käst or Smth. P. C. O'RILEY & CO. I'orw a rpisu an h commission .meuCIIAX, WaTra Street, Evansvili.k, Ivoiana. Thankful for tlie pntru&age ltereto4-e so liberally extendetl to cto, I beg to say to my Green Civer anil Wabash frh-utls that I am still on the ground, ready ami willing t give their consignments cluse attention. Particular attention given to the forwarding of Tobacco, Pork, Lard, Cuon, (Vki afl J general Merchandise. niri-Wtm TnBOWJS K JMIK.n.J MECEMfMM IN, roKWAKDINO AND Gf.N:n.M4 k COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Agents fr Kanawlia txtlt lVni)atiy, Evansville, Indiana. We have formed' a co-partnership under the stria of Rroww Aikmax, and offer our services In tlie ciqiaritr as sot forth in our card above. We are fully prepared to extend every facititr to fbipirs, either by CANAL, RIVEIt, f.r RA I LKt.l, snl assure them that their Interesthall I btilbfully representixl, should they le l.u'vj to favor us with tlieirpatrotiage. tmice and warehouse on the corner of Mshuf and the t'anal. . j WM. BROWX, W. M. AIKJIAV. Late if Howard 4 Jirown. Late of t'OSTEit. A Co. Jaatt-tf bio Warehotiae at tbo t'anal llaviu. c.itl.lo'of storing any Hiitornt of prodnoe, wlik Ii v ill be rtrived, stored, taken car of ami held snl-jvt to tho wa iter oruers most reatK-nablc ternts. V. . O'KII.EV. inhiCtf TOKUUH HMJSTEU- are i.n l ared to store in our Fire J'ns'f Warehouse, nv qnantity of Uraiu, J'rodu.-e, or MrrvlumUw, u tlie tuuet liberal terms. llavintr larre and airr nwinis tin i-lairs. tinrticut.-ir ' T g ....... j ... eareaillbe taken of Household Fiiniitiire, Agricultural luipli'iucntn and all kinls of gHbt vr wares inibie to fiantsge inm oiunp or rust. IiMHtrance enctel at the lowest lire proof -atr. by the month, r lwueer ku desired. Warehouse bMt-l on corner of I.orivt ytro t and W. and E. Cinal, and most couu-uient for shijping by Kiv.;r or Railroad. Applv tn ap28 GKt. FOSTER A CO. RAILP.OAItt AND EXPUE88. OAV WV1LLK AND CRAM fordsvile Railroad, lit V On snd after Monday, July lith, lev., tho trains on tlii nwl rill run aa follows: The up mrdl will leave Evansville at 9 A.' Viiieeiiii. lilo, and arrive at Torre Haute at 3 P. M. as heretofore. (I inner loth at vinn-nues and Terrs Haute.) Tlie down mail will leave Trrre II ante at :i..l. P. M.; Vi in vii ties i.3.5, and arrive at Evausviue at 9.10 P. M. (Sootier at Vincentics.) THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN RETWEEN EVANSVILLE AND VINCENNES. On Tiiesdiivs ThunsUtys and Saturdays cnly. Will lAve Vincennes at C.OUA. M.aud arrive at Evansville at 10.1' A. M. W ill leave KvanviH at 1.30 P. M. and arriva at Vinnennes at s.::7 P. M. II ET WEEN VINCENNES AND TEKKE HAUTE. n Mondays, Weduewlitys and Erldai's only. Will leave Vincennes at .' A. M. and arrivo at Tt rre Haute at 1U.W A. M.; v ill leave Tern- lUitte at 1.10 P. M. and arrive at Vinci nnes at 5..V P. M. JU1IX INGLE, JR., Jiup't. J'y Tli.tmtH'OBTA TfO. WEfiTU"RII We beg to rail the attention of Mi-nlii-i.n Irtiyitig or ordering thrir fall stock front tlte Kantern eiliiK, to the eiiperior aalvanUigi-s and facilities of the Ualtlinore and Ohio Railroad. lor tlie safe ami dy tranKportutioii of rn-igltls to Evatipvillc and vicinity. Corticctioiie are Tilade with the timet reliable Ruilroads and M'aiiiIo". River route slmrteneil and improved by completion to Parkenilrtirgh. Through rstes lower thsu by r.ny t her route. Apply tu M. Porrr.B, Roxton; It. F. Knxv, Philiidelphia ; C. Y. Paavox, New York; J. T. Ksi.iam, lSidrimore, fr itibrnistion or thnugh mtcs, or to GEI. EtlSTEK i Va.. Freight Agents, Corner Iocimt street and Canal, Evanotille, n!iuna. w4rr?ww ur?zsnr .1 lu.n-H ExrttEs f o.nr.f.vr.NKW ARRANGEMENT. Tlie An.' Exrurss CoMrtxv ressctfully annouuee to their friend and patron, the .nl li-of Evanvil!e and vicinity, that, with tucrcaaed Cttili-tl-.-s for the transiortatioii of ' if F.HlltT. V A C K A a r. S, M O X K Y A X U ' A L I A it L Efi. They solicit a continuance of former fivor. Es-pi-cial care taksn Iu the collection of Rills, Drufts, Notes, and the traueporfa'ioU of sumll und valuaMc at-ksges. All tiersone wMiIng to avail thenisclTes of the fa cilities of the Express, can obtain snv ilritv! inf- rmatWui in reference to the roufen and tletail of the busineea, at tm-ir )irico ou lim ktreet, Utact ii Maiu aad Locust, or polite the post oilice. tie lt ti. II. FISH. Agent. V0V 8. MITCHELL If Co., JT to., BEi'KIVINU, I'OUsAKIHMl AND COMMIS SION MERCHANT", Water street, Is-twevB Main and Is-u.st. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Parliculsr attention given lo the forwarding of general jlercliaiiuies and Prodmr, by Kiv r, Canxl, or Kailroarl. amll-.iii TfEJSTVi'K Hi ltonl. Ut MO. ein, Louisville, Ky, Tiie !-ti F .TIE It I nr s in this institution will -initie-ne ou th liiKt Mnluv iu N'oveinln-r, and continue f.xir ntotitlii. Itiiriiii' fv-tols-r pr-liiiii:i:iry leeturcs ai!l bts LlivirH st tle U'x l'ital aud Cohere. FACULTY. tv-i.j. W. IUftUy, M. I., Enieritus Trof.-ewr ,4 Surgery. Henry M. KnlJitt, JI. P., rrd"'-evr f Theory and Pra-li"e of Metliciue. J-din Il.inlin, M. 1)., Prufiwf f olstetri a and Ciitii. al Mt'itirilie. C. W. Wright, 31. I., IW.-for .f 3I.nli.til i l.ein. " N?. II. Marrh:.n, M. I. Trof.MT of .Materia ;i.dicaaiid Tltcra'iitics. Mi.t.ll. t..ii ;olNtiiith, M. I-. Ir..riM.r .f the lrl:iciols of Surjtery nl Clitiir.-il Swreerv. W. Ii. Slirtuati, 31. D., Tr f-.r of Anatomy. ;. W. IWvlesrt, M. I., Protwr of rhysiuloy and Pathol' 'tUnl Anntoiny. lavil Cumuiitts, M. It. Deuionntrator. For iiifonnation addn ss X. Ii. 31ARSHALL, M. P., jlyl-'iu Iv-stt of tlte If s-ultr. f t'.ViÄAAe O I. ISEN W.iTMt-E 1 pri.le tol-aco. 1 1 lales cotton twine I1) lbs ewh, IU bji carpet chain, (white and colored ), 4' caea fr-h cove ojrters, 1 lb cans, A I.U tillxrrts, 1 do Brazil nuts, 4) bozo rai-KU. 13 enaiB Ofcdar fansc, rrc iveTaod fr r aalo by I. k D. HEIM A XX. Ay EM1JL B JiJJl MfMJVB TUBS OEJLL sLy sizes; Buckets, Btukvts, Waihlard, (.lot ho Pins, Clothos Lines. Ho t Crds, Urub Jirushes, SI. .e D rushes. Stove Brw-hcs, Horse Bnishes. M'all llmh Odton 31ps, Cotton Daftins. Matrhis, Fire Kiodler. Ac, Ac. For sale I t ons.'Jl J. W. VICKEItY k Co. !tiOTMCE TO EJIBMEHti J.VV VI JIJ AY DEALERAThe nndTsffrii-l would resMM:tfully inform tho Hay rowers mid Ialers that he has purchased tlis ncnt to maae ana sen Peuninton's PorUbl Hay l'n-s in Vanderburgh and arrick countie, and is now ready to receivs orders for l'rosses, which he wi;l promptly fill and set np, and warrant to jierform all that is repre settled, l'crsons wanting Prwses would do well to call on the undersigned and examine tho model and the principle uhq which they work, re'juiriui; kns power and hsn. and doinK more work aud belter titan any other Praia in use. for anythiug like tUa money, aud tak op bnt little rtoui. ah'ipon Seroud street between Otik and Mnll-r-ry. Evansville. Ii. DYSOX. je-'lunlAw MW J RULE HJLL BJTUl.'iJEiOjTM. TABLIsnMENT. SCN'I'EKLAND, has oj-eue! in cetneT'on ih his Shariu" Saloon, soino commodious and elegant BATlIIXti ltouj&.S .- (rentlemtn can get a pleasant cold or warm bath at all hours of tho day, from 6 A. 31., to 11 at uiht, for th? very moderate price cf Tt cents e-h, t five ticksts for on dollar. . j jf.-tf

STEAMBOATS.

JfLdASr - MEMPHIS PACKET. W BKUCiau WEEKLY i-T7j0b Tlie Lfw Preswire Steamer SCCTH. 2VSt-N:nSKB, O. W. Tain-rrr, Cosr . mam it : J. u.Airni. L wrl oavea LAmsvllle every V edncsday at 9 p. m. ; leavv Memphis every Saturday at 5 T. M.; leaves ErsnsviUe) for Louisville every .Monday at 5 r. v leaves Evatu ville for Memphis every Thursday at 11 a. M. Vr&.Way Buniness solicited and attended to at same rates aa charged by Psckets. Jan21-tf . . P. G. O'RILEY k CO.. Agent. . Jlli TRI-WEEKLT JIAIL LINE. Summer ALI DA, leaves Ev ansville, evvry Mondnv, Wedicaday and I ridsv at 9 a. w. Leaves Padaeah every Tue lay, Thursday and at urday, at 9 A. m. Connecting at Evansville with E. A C. R. R. for all poioU 'orth and East, and with packets for Louisville, Wabash and Green Rivers, At Psducah with pockets for Saint Louis, New Orleans and the daily mail boats for Cairo, Nashville and Tennessee River. - Business promptly attended to, and charges for freight and passage same as charged bv the packet J. II. Pone. jiyd-CmdJtw "jFr 8. MJtL MmSSE.V(JEtt 14 CkZ ET. EVANSVILLE, TADLCAU AND CAIRO PACKET, Maas J. n. TON K, Davis, Jfaster, Testes ' Vrn.vlll .nr Tn.K.1,. . n. EVi-T5-dyat It o'clock. M.. arrivii r et Padiuith at 6 o'clock, A. 3r., Cairo at 12 o'clock, T4. Wednesitsy an J Sstyry. Rot arni-.g. leaves Cairo very Wdne.day aoü .;:n'.!v. at 7 c.:k, P. M.. and Paducah every ILi-s.' t-S S-nJay, at 11 o'clock. A. r. CONNECTING AT EVANSVILLE WITH THK EVANSVILLE AND C it A W FO RDSV I LL E R. H and Psckets for Green River Al3, connecting at Swithland with CiuulwrUnd T.'.ver Tuckets; at tairo with MenipbU, New Orleans aiid 5t. Louis Packrts. . . Ticket' can be obtained on lard the boat for tl Eastern Citii-s. iiter:uiv ttdTi b.riPo h t, ei' ilr.it j.y it tu m TV," RegnUrt. Louis and Louis rill IVkcti, LIGHTNINU LINE. . fpnz The followirg boats hurt omLgfj cio peed their rogulsr trips fn th -TS.-CS-- Loouvillo and St. Look traJe, tu-1 a ill continue to run during the season, riving tmrticular attention to all wav bitoiness. The FASHION, cirr. t. M. MASTIX, Passes Evansville, going down every Tneailay laurn log, and up evry Fridsv morning. The r- UIGliFLYEltr 4 lrr ' eseT. THOS. WEIGHT, p Evansville, going down, evtry Thursday mCiig, and np every Monday morning. LOUISVILLE AND ST. LOUIS PawTi gera rd shippers ciu rlv np n the boats leaving -unctually on their regulrtt'Jars, snd roniiecting -siili all tUepacketsrccviirboveSt. Loui For freight or passage arf !y ;n b.vrd or to . mat 17 . - P.G-xJ RHyyCQ. rrpEuvitB e JviTi?jrZijvB -aleVLOUISVlM.El'ArKi.T. r waa The JOHN BRIGGS will hereafter LIl-r' ri-niUily ts a Louisville and a-? tJSSrTCjSTvt Evacvi!le Parket; bsving excellent accotumurlati.i fitr Vir-r:r. i h- ill Jare Evaiihville every NVtdnel. and fratury afttr, noon at 5 o'clock, precisely. x. rr. rortn. mh. nar2S P. M. GARDNER. Cl k. JffEOV L.1R i.Ol IS V 1. i. j; f JKeANSVlLbi: ANIIirNT)KIL.N PACKET f-Tt.- Tlie STKAMHR K'luTO, NO 2, U'ByAhwill leave Lvhm1. everv Ttie. rS5SSrtrdayat tio'cl.s k,p. w., and" Strerd.iy at l o'clock, r. for HenfteriK.n nr.! L-n. ivllle. Act.iimo'allon eye ;?, pt. ipriS g-iO IWT TJX FJERS.- ALL WS Persons not liaiinir raid tlo-ir cont.tr tmr sra hereby notified to rail l-f..ro the Crt Moi.,sj In September, snd settle, as sfter saiJ d.ti I nall be obliged to cull on those, either Personal! r or bv deputy, when, he-bles tbs usnsl penally of tea per cent, curttnbk-s fees will be charged, as allowed by 1 . T ..... t tan tii r., sec 1. ioi. cn.tp u. THEODORE VENNKMAN. ang 28 ld County Tresurer. mTJCUUVE'TIJIlE HO HUE IO Eft "H The Tror Iron and Nail Tracturv. at Trmr. V. Y., bars Henry Burden's V IniprovMf Horse Shoe Machine ry now in "-cifiil oeration.l aud are prepared to execute or-) der for Home and Mule Shoes, of any acLht and pattern, at a price but little abtirs tlie price of Horse eha Iron. . The quality nf the Iron ucd in tti.no shoes is srrnnted iu every 1 expect. These ties have been approved of, and are no- used bv tits I'uj'td S'.ats U vernment eaclunively, aa also by many of ths princ-i! Matani iutuius Companies and Uorsa Mi-rs throughout the country. These Phues can no purc!iaea tnroun the principal Hardware and Iron Stores in the I uit-d States. Orders addreMcd to the ss'-eriber, at Troy village, will receive prompt attention. WM. Y. BUItDEy, Agent, nA'T"2v TroT' N-v-ffXl.VE Li:nUEB..TU tubscriter would JO. riN-ctfuIly call the attention of carpenters and builders to bis stock of Pin Luniter, bi- h is 11 of th largest and best ever jitrdf d In this citv. Truces as low ns tlie lowest. Offiif corm r t-.üd S-venth streets. JulIN F. U LOVER, jl.vl tf-IROCERlEM JVJl PJO r;O.V.V. TEVANSV'LLE. 1XD. mt Vb j(le l..p:rtni. iit, Fiit street, first door fnm M in; Keta:i I. partuient, 3Iain street, first leer Iii" the corner. '.. II. Cook lien to tbsi.k bis fiH-nds in Evansw all- aixl ueighlH.rlKd, tr their favors so frtely bestoacdon him since he luis b- n in biitiess among them, and takes this ijortnnity of introducing to th.-ir notir-o hi nun, Mr. It. A. Vook, wbom h, l.aa t.tk.-n into itn rsiip from this date, and solicits for the new l..iu cf Z. II. Co k A Son, acc atinuauc of th" supiort so l:tsrally conf-ircl on l.ini-lf. 2. II. Cook A batinir taken the tntns preiiiises and pun bs-1 t!ie whole sto k of 3ir. 31. W. Foster, fuel roii.1de:tt tlutt tucy will be ensbh-d t.t supply the citi. iim of F.TMnvill. with cv-ry tr ide they may rciuire in the Grn ry and iTovisiou line. Z. 11. (Vok A Son vüh isTYilly to draw lbs attention of eroiiM iu thecouutry hutinj; prodiKr f any knd t lii.- of, to their incrn?d facility f.r t..k;n .fl t!iir s'.?ck, and n:i'ying them at tii ir spue, with ail article, required in tlte wholesale depnrtiiK'nt. st price that nms' tnur their orders U r the lii::.iv. A.b2-tf (H l'lti2rEOREVEBl 'iJÖlil'12 l:, siit--iifTs ir tlu XEW YORK 'A A.LK LY TRESS, A r."autifully Illustrated Family Newspaper. The New York e !,'y 1'n.es Ij oue Of ilia largest snd ls t literary jwpersof tlie day. A h.rpe Quarto rontatninit Tv.enty PstfiK. .r Sixty Columns, of en. trtieing matter ; aud Eleg-atitly Illustraud every wii k. A Cift worth f-ont fs cents to $10 will I sent to emit st.scribc'. vu reieipt of th subscription "lo.d y. , HR!: One copy f.r on" yesr. aot 1 s-if .......f 2 00 1 liroe -pies .ue y.-a. , an ! - . . 5 Five i.pies one y.-ar, und ft its S 00 leu copies oite year, and 10 gilts .-...15 00 TwcrtyKiiie cojii.n one y-ar, and r gift. JM) it Cnna.liun sulie-i ibers ntut iw n.l 2i rents each iu addition to the ais.e rotes, to ?ay the Aroorican jHwtatre. a hich tiiiit la pre-paid. The arti.'len t lo JibU iUutcU are compriNed in the Mlowinir lit : 1 1". Treasury Xote....M 2(V 00 - l" do Jo UK fst earl,. ft I. .! do ... 2ti () -a:h. 1" do do do W U eh. Patent I-er Hunting Cm.-1 Vstches...f 1(j 00 0 ;ld Vsule-s 75 00 : do CO m) 1' do 60 Pti :;' Ladies Gold Watches . ZÖ CO Silver ILintitijc Cased Walches ZTt 00 :'J1 Silver Wat. lies 10 00 to 20 00 1 : .Id 'Jv.:trd, Vest and I'ob Itai! 10 CO U 30 00 10"nt.. peussnd Pencils 6 St to 15 Cold Lo-:l:ets, Briccl-tb, Lr.Krlies, jtr Iroji, Breast Pins, CufTPins, Sleeve Buttons. liii-fr, i'Lirt Stud", Wat:i Kev, Co!d end S.'l.er Thi'uliles, and v;tri.-tv of other articies worth from ZA) cents tt 1 1.-0 w.e! . On iece;pt -f tl.o s.ilisci iftion mony,"'us sub-scrils-T's mime will be entered nti our iocks opposite a nninU r, and tte K:ltrriijonding wl:h ti ft nuniU r will be farwimüd witali. vim m to Liio, by mail or expreß, poet paid. There U neither humbug nor Wttrv about ta; above, ns t-very sujscribtr 1 üire of a "rizo of value. We pref.-r to ma?;- liiis l U-ral diitr.'hutloa amonff them liutfJ .f zivlrz it Ltrte ioniiiiMi.n to Agenu, pivtiiR to tlie uf-:ribor the amount that wJnl ! go to the A?er.t. s d in. i".tv rases a huedre.1 f Id mors. HAXIEL A DEE, Publisher. apl-om Vil Cetitre street, Xew Ycrk. "tJlTv H 1JJH. PI CM I. ti It U Mi 11or KING, Shimon. Pickep-li, Whius "ii, Un.s Cem--nt, Almond?, BTitil Xuts, Filleru, EjicüsS Wulauts, Currants, lUiMns, Fl?s, Cajrtphor, Alum. EpM.ni Salts, Su'.puer, K.Jl hi lUiiU i., Copi-rasa Msdier, Lt.xwood, Indigo, Cram Tartar, Sjda. Bed Cords, all kinds; Blackly, Baiting, Clovea. Havuita, German, and L!f SpauUb Cijntrs; Teas, Ginger all kind ; Claras Jarm, Lanterns and Flanks. Iemou Syrup, 3Iutard, Xutioes, Mate ties, Srsinieh Vots, Ilters. Oysters, Sardir.es, Pepper Sauce, Stovo Pip, Renin, Fanre Soaf, Pow.ter, Safi-ty Fuse, ToiMCtxt, 11 kinds; Scot. h Stint", Starch. Vinegar, Paper, ail kind Ri'.-e, kc, tc. A supply 4 the .U,e kept contantly on tr.rt, and lor sale, low, by - GILBERT BOWLT-S, Jiirtc. 29-tf Syeemor!. near Wster. mEIqAriBE 7". CiM.EH M. I' Ll ILl'Ett AND CAKI'E.MLlia. tba i-v;ri;,.r V. tvlit .ut the itJerest of R. H. IW-m.ett. iu the Lumber Y'ard, n-ar kratz k II ill man s FoundTj. He now offers his stork tt a iiy 1 -Sm JAS. 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