Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 25, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 7 September 1858 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IND. TUESDAY MOHXISQ.-...... SEPT. T Cincinnati Clearing House. We understand that the proposed Dearins House or bank of general redemption, 'which is about goiig into operation at Cincinnati, and which, it was first proposed, to make the general agent for all the banks in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, has refused, at last, to admit the Indiana banks to a share in its management, upon equitable terms ; its managers seem to hare concluded to make it an exclusive Ohio institution, to be conducted for the sole advantage of. Cincinnati and Ohio banks. Its chief object will be to collect the bills of the Indiana and Kentucky banks and run them home, in order to secure the Seid of circulation for their own bank notes. The operation of this institution well be more active and disadvantageous to banks of neighboring States, than the runs maintained bj the Cincinnati brokers. The latter have no inducement to run the circulation home upon the banks only when they can make & premium on gold or exchange; but this Ohio bank agency will run the circulation of other banks home, to fill the vacuum with their own notes. They will be constantly picking up Indiana bank notes, wherever they

can find them, merely to substitute iu their place their own paper. They will be constantly pressing, therefore, upon our banks, and endeavoring tor reduce their circulation; which will have the effect to lessen the extent of their discounts and accommodation. The Indiana banks proposed to furnish one half the capital, on condition they should hare the appointment of either the president or cashier. The Ohio people wanted the supremo control, and in accordance with the usual Cincinnati policy, rejected the overtures of the Indiana banks. Our banks must establish an agency of their own, or adopt some other means to counteract this selfish Ohio scheme. If Cincinnati is beet on usurping a kind of illegitimate financial supremacy over the West, the best way to cripple her attempts, is to attack her trade. Let the people of Indiana keep their trade and currency both away from Cincinnati. Our banks will be obliged to withhold their accommodations from merchants who deal directly with Cincinnati, as every dollar paid out to them will be equivalent to an issue of gold, for the bills given out to Cincinnati dealers, will be returned upon the banks at once for redemption. The banks of Ohio may gain by the operations of this new institution, but it will be no benefit to the trade of Cincinnati, in our opinion, unless organized upon a more liberal and equitable policy. - - The Penrose or the English Swindle. Senator Clay, of Alabama, has written a Utter to his constituents. He says the ac tion of the people of Kansas, unlcr the English bill, "may keep her a Territory for many years, where under the Nebraska Kan sas act and the Drei Scott decision, South rons have a right to carry and hold slaves.' This was the object of the plot that pro duced the English bill. The conditions of the bill were framed to force Kansas to main out of the Union till after the next Presidential election, in order that she should not give three votes against the Lccomplon candidate for the Presidency. This was the object of Xiblack's vote, and it is to aid in consummating this fraud, that he refuses to change his rote, and sustain her petition to be admitted under another Constitution. Since the Lccomptonites cannot subdue Kansas, they are resolved to deprive her of the power to rote against them. A Fatocu Kills his Daughter's Seducer. At Fincastle, in Virginia, on the 2Cth ult,, Mr. H. M. Bowycr, a highly esteemed citizen of that vicinity, walked into the Fincastlc Bank, and deliberately shot the President, Mr. James McDowell, Sr., inflicting three wounds, two of which are thought to be serious, and may prove fatal. After the shooting, Mr. Bowycr walked across the street and calmly surrendered himself and pistol into the custody of a peace oßiccr, who it is said, permitted him to depart to his borne in the custody and keeping of Capt. C. Breckenridge. Mr. Bowyer remarked that be would be ready to return whenever called lor. But little cxcite:ucnt prevailed. The thing seems to be Ulktd of as a matter looked for by many. A letter says Mr. Bowycr is, in all respects, one of our rcry best citizens remarkably gentle and courteous iiThis intercourse with his neighbors, and peaceful in all his counsels. These known traits of character in Mr. Bowyer invest the occurrence with an interest entirely different from ordinary shooting affair?. Toe Cascaitt it Rocktort. The Democrat of Saturday, says there were four instead of two children, in the house that was blown off the bluff on Thursday night. It saj3, "the house was blown over the rock, and falling about seventy-fire feet was literally stashed to pieces, and horrible to relate, Mn. Glensbecklu was killed out right, and cr four little children were all niore or less mankO,but not killed, though it is thought enc or two f them will die. The accident occurred abcut teu o'clock, P. M. and soou after the alarm was given the citizens rushed to the scene or disaster, and rescued the little fuffcrcrs from among the rubbish and timbers. It is a wonder that the children were not all killed. The house Btood on stilts v it were upon the very edge of the rock, and the wind must have lifted it up sad turned it bottom upwards, as it cemed to strike upon the roof. It is thought that jMrs, Gtonsbeckel and her children were in bed aal- asleep at the time of the awful ooeurrencc. Money m very abundant in New r . ,L. rM . m. Trk,andU easily obtained on fit p&pr nt 3 X ) 3A por cent pej sftn'im

The American Slaver. The slaver captured by the . Dolphin, and carried into Charleston, S. C, prorcs;tohave been the General Putnam, built in Baltimore, and formerly employed in the coffee trade between that port an4 Rio. She sailed from New Orleans on the 5th of March last, with a captain, two mates, eight seamen, a cook, steward, and one passenger. On the 5th of July she shipped 455 slaves at Kabenda, on the West Coast, not far from the Congo river. She was 47 days reaching the coast of Cuba, during which one hundred and forty-one of the poor wretches died and were thrown overboard. Although the law makes the slave trade piracy, and affixes the penalty of death upon all found engaged in it, yet, notwithstanding the numerous arrests, no one has ever been convicted under it, either in a Northern or a Southern court. The officers taken from the slaver have been carried to Boston, but the crew were taken in the prize to Charleston, S. C. Whether the crew will be tried at one place and the officers at another is not known. Wherever they may be tried it is predicted they will escape hanging. One of the crew has written a letter to the Charleston papers, ia which he declares the blacks on board the slaver were well treated, well fed, and kept clean up to the time of the capture of the vessel ; yet the

mortality was terrible. Speaker Orr in a recent speech to the people of his Congressional District, expresses the following jnst views upon the proposition of a few men at the South, to revive the slave trade. Upon the plea that the African is benefitted by being reduced to slavery by christians, he says : "Are we to constitute ourselves judges of what will improve the condition of other nations and proceed to execute that judgment against their consent ? If the argument is worth any thing for the African, would it not apply equality to the Kurojiean or Asiatic? How many jof the sons and daughters of Europe and Asia would "be elevated in their moral and physical condition if they were transplanted, even as slaves, to this country! Could they lie numcrvd by less than hundreds of millions? Would it be right to constitute ourselves their judges, and then !crome the executioners of judgment to make them slaves? Away with euch doctrines aud principles ! They have no foundation in Immunity, philosophy, morality, or religion." The Charleston a paper that has advocated the revival of the slave trade insists that the present laws shall be executed so long as they exist. The law requires the President to send all Africans rescued from captured slavers back to Africa. The Wir says : "As the law is explicit iu relation to their disposal, it is to be hoped that every respect will be aid to its requisition, and that all false sentimentality will be laid aside. Any effort to rescue or kidnap them would fail, as the most complete armed wntch and piard will be maintained by the Federal authorities and tniops here, but such effort would subject the parties attempting it to treatment as a treasonable mob. It is evident that the (JovernnH-nt official here have no discretion, and have simply to perform their duty under the above act. Proper resjaxt should be paid alike to their action aud motives. Nor should a Christian humanity be shocked by the inevitable return of these Africans to their own country, as every care will be taken of them. They cannot be permitted to 1 enslaved; nor wouldU be dttotf.-uf in" the United States as free men. They arc savages, whose condition on their return to Africa w ill Immaterially ameliorated. The crew of the Echo will la? tried for piracy under the nit of 18J0. Although this is a despicable law, it it law; and it is to be hoped that South Carolinians will have the moral courage and law-abiding souse to do their duty muler it. Let us rely on executive clemency to abate its harsh and terrible exaction?. If the Echo had first come into the hands of the State authorities, the crew, ship, and negroes would have lccn disjioscd of under the State act of 1833, which is very severe. Bat now, although the vessel and Africans are within the waters of the State, they came here under Federal capture and authority, and must remain so, subject to Federal disposal under Federal laws, and cannot be brought under State jurisdiction. No conflict of jurisdictions can proptrly occur. The Charleston Mercury says r.s the captured Africans were landed and parsed to Castle Pickney wharf they presented a sad and aftevtiu: sight, which was closely observed by all present. Many were rcilu'-cd to walking skeletons, and some evidently in a dying condition. A few cases indicated dropsies, and there were instances of hernia Some also exhibit traces of other diseases, but a goodly number were apparently in health. Many of them arc very young. When the Putnam was first boarded by the officers the crew aud officers all professed to be passengers none would admit they belonged to the crew. They belong to all nationalities, and although there are a number of Americans among them, they deny, their nativity. They arc said to Ik? a desperate looking gang. To TuBAcro Chewehs. Within a few years pait, tin foil has come into general use in the plate of paper, as an article in which t put up chewing tolucro for general use. The change was convenient, and the new article grew into favor among tobacco chewers. At first consumers had to pay a pretty good price for it, but of late ti e article has been cheapened. But it has just received a blow that we think mnst terminate its entire use. It is now asserted, and with severe experience to support it, that the tin-foil has dangerous poisonous qualities. Two cases have just arisen that are calculated tr give a great celebrity to this belief. Pulice Justice Bragg, of Detroit, and a prominent citi zen of Cincinnati, ha3 been attacked by severe strokes of tuiralysis, induced, as the physicians declare, by the poisonous influence of tin-fuil used by tolacco venders. If this judgment be sou-d, we may expect to see at once, a general abolition of the use of the tobacco. tQTSeveral mobs of Irish reapers have sprung up in ditferent part3 of Ireland, de tc"nl to oriKse the use of reaping mah nCS' ScTfral c5 f bloody violence DiiJ oM.ri h,,,-,, thc B.,.a.1)t.r iled, nd ; MtTj iuer ere rxpen,-i to trnpirc.

Straxce Dexocemext. The Terre Haute papers of Saturday, contain the following account of a sad disappointment : - , It appears that a certain young gentleman had become enamored of the charms of & blushing young widow, and the flame being mutual, they concluded to try the time-honored custom of petting married, and yesterday was the day fixed upon for the ceremony. The company wa3 assembled, the bride was arranged in brilliant costume, and everythingprepared for "the eciing of the bridegroom," but they waited . vain. He came not Messengers were sent to make inquiries, and they were told that the gentleman hal packed up and left the city, the night before, for parts unknown 1 We give the statement as we beard it, without vouching for the facts. The affair has created no little excitement among the curiosity-mongers, as both parties occupy respectable positions in societr. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY COXCEBX. We WOUld respectfully call attention to the reliable evidence which has been submitted to the public through the columns of most of the respectable journals of the United States, respecting the character and standing of the Lotteries of Samuel Swas & Co., Augusta, Georgia. Their Combination Number Lotteries continue to draw every day, and those on the plan of single numbers will be drawn every Saturday throughout the year. Persons holding prize tickets can have their tickets collected through any Bank or Express office, or by enclosing them to Swax k Co., at Augusta. N.Pine, editor of the new Buchanan paper at Chicago has been appointed V. S. Marshal of the Northern District of Illinois in place ot M. Davidson removed upon suspicion of his being a Douglas man. The fees nod pickings of the office are to be appropriated to sustain the paper, which is established as one of the instruments to defeat Douglas.

Davenport, Iowa, is gaining rather an unenviable reputation for mobs and rowdyism. They have bank mobs and bread mobs. Recently a severe fight took place Wtween the hands on a ferry boat, pome Irishmen, and police, in which several were badly bruised, though no one was killed. Two democratic conventions were in session in Sacrcmento, at the sailing of the last steamer. One is in favor of the Administration, the other, headed by Broderick is opposed to it, and 'sustains the course of Senator Douglas. A great many fights had occurred. tfär Hon. U. W. Thompson is to address the citizens of New Albany upon the political issues of the day, during the present canvas. It would afford the citizens of this county great gratification to hear an address from the Colonel in this city before the close of the canvas. MARRIED, On Thursday, the JfcM instant, in Trinity Church, Logausport, Ind., by tha Right Rev. Bialiop Upfold, ClIARLM IKNBY, Esq., of Evtnsville, t M1m MAR THA Frrcit, eldcut daughter f Hon. Graham X Fitch, of Logansport. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. f7. Ml EC, K.EBt...'m .V FOB TMS Mtrtvt . between VffrrW mnt ...., Hirwi, KVAN.SVII.LE, IND. On Sycaniora mm tfrrpsnvf to bnild superior PIANOS to order. either un the upright styl or horizontal atvle. He will warrant nil his work for three year, and should hU Instrument fail in perfect Mid satUfar-v tory execution, he will make them good. II in propaml to perform II aortu of work Unit Piano ; to rvpAlr aud tvrn rebuild rUfwrtive InotrnmonK and put them iu complete order. He will aUo give his attention to Tuning Instruments. Marine ettablirihcd a new Branch of biunneM in Evanxvillr, he rrapertfuHy aolirita the. putrruir vf it citizen, confident that he can giv theia mn food work as they ran procure abroad. As peeimen of it, he rtfern thoe who may w Uh to e it, to thno Instrument in the (Mwaraioa of Mr. Christian IVcVer, Wagon Maker. He ia row building an I piiuht Piano, by which lie intends to prove that that stylo of Instrument em he made as dnrahle and as perfect in tone as the best horizontal Instruments. sopt6 jniJytm o n.tLK-riiaisTiJ.y MT DECKER, Whfvlriht, on Third street, iHar the nurt House, haa Three very suerior, rich-toned, and highly finished Tinno. built in this city ly a German builder, who has worked ia somo of the liest shop of Kump, which he ofh-rs fur sale low. He biu had the-e Instruments built to encourage stranger to establish himxelf here, and introduce a new and Important branch of manufacturing. The Piano are warranted for Tiiur.s years, and will be kept in tune for one year, gratis. If th Instrument fail in any juirticuUr, the builder will 1 here to make hia work gtfd. He does not hesitate to sajr the Instrumenta he oflVra are fully eoual to any (hat can be hroucht here, and if our citizen will but try them, their superiority will crcrcotna all prejudices againat home productions. Those wishing to purchase, and tho who desire to soe what can tat done in otxr own city, are invited to call and examine them. seMi'-l O. DECKER. AtjKB'r;., in- iitX. Jttf .v WW 1IUTLEU, Author of Nothing Wear. Two million, at L'OUELL 1 UNYXGTOX'S. sept'i .VTK,3UO it If II. MKii HEG. IT .-es.Oi 7.. II. ft OK A Si IN. OH Three Your Old Mal. z. ii. took sos. mmTlCG Tit COi-TUJLTOaS. W Ties Board of tVmmon Coun il vf the city of Evanl!ls are prspared t review sealed proposals, up to Saturday, the ISth day of September, 1$.'8, for laying upwards of 70O lineal feet of Turf ing, with aved gutter. The CurMng to he 24 inches deep, inches thick, and not ls than 2 feet in length, and to lie dres-ed rn ttw gutter sids 10 inches, on the side-walk side 4 inches ; snd m the top to I dreHfwd with an inclination towards the gutter of one qunrter of n inch. The pnttar to I not less thin 4 feet stidc, and 9 inches deep, of h.u-d limestone, laid on 4 inched of gravel, and tc I of the- form de.Mjnied by the CitT Engineer, and which ran l-e seen at the Clerk's Office. UKU will be rrrrivefl for the f'nrhinp per lineal f-et of lirarMnn as well ,rs san-l-toiie. : fr rtteriug per perch of 2.1 cubic feet, aud for gravel per cubic jard. By order of the Common Council of the City of EvansvilK A. 1EMCK E, Clerk. ei'ptC-üw tWZfrte ropy. fjno W MS It '.. TAI f.VJ OTMKUS. JL The "STOKE BOAT, JES.sK FULLER," leaves to-Uiy for Worthiugton. and all intermediate port. Capacity for a f-w Ton of Freight left. Apply to the uiilersigncd on board, or to J. W. Vict est A Co., 81 Main street. 9AMÜEL YICKERT. P. S. I w ill attend to the collection of claims or other business entrusted to me. J. V. srpt7-lt MUM.MSS! SC.iLKS! SVJLMSHtTHi: K9 crleliritte,! Ci:ctnnati Scale, manufactured liy Wm. Ilnd'tart A Co.. of various Mtn and sort, ucli an liar, Sbk, Mill Railroad Jfachlne, Cortr eter aud Platform cale, cheap as any scale of sajne ualitT, in the country. ispt J- ' A. 1. r.EYXOLDS A Co. I O TV! TOMS .V. I sale by A. M-'M'MS J-OU 1. KKVXOI.HS A" CO. Hcptrt. Tg30BTF.lt -UMjyTMSMi JT THIS JL Sherwood Itou-e, iatiiuiiiatcly. Also three good girls. sopt-tf W. F. BYER3. TO TMMMS StMOIiHS OF OVU bCIUKJLS. DOBELL CONYNOTON have a Urge gtork of 111 the used in the Schools. They thank their young triends for past support, and trait tu see them again this season. ' scptt fOfJ.V.fC FR.M.y tJl S. TM K of y of imported Drandies, formerly advertised to be cold at public auction, will, from tbic date, be sold priMy, iu quantities to suit purchaser. Call early, if vou went our" Uran-tv "..r little mouev. an-.'-md DECKER KRAMER.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Mi MS GKMS4T JiOJ'KMSl CMttCUS t AND BURLESQUE PRAJLA1IC TIIOUPE. MESSRS. SPAULD1NC &. ROGERS Havimr made arrangements with iig. I ion net is Great Comic Company of Acting MONKEY. DOGS AND GOATS, as they appeared at tue Italian 0iora House in New York, for our One Hundred Con secutive Ninhts, before the larg't and most brilliant audiences. In Lanehnble Pantomime, Comic Interludes, Tight and Slack Kop.., (.rami Military Sievtacles, Ac, c., with maguiöcent Costume and Appointments, will exhibit at Evanavllle, Monday, September 13tli, Oren at 2 and 7 o'clock, P. M., on Im wird the FLOATIXO PA ACE, under the management oi Col. J. II. NVoon. AW. Donnetti's world-n.no ti ed DIOKAMIC DISSOLVING VIEWS. At the night performance ' entire change of Irosrrnnime. AduiisssioD, w cenis. v iniuron, unuer i- jears, 25 cents. Immediately after each performance of the Monkey Circus, the well-know n BIRCH MINSTRELS, Will give a grand M lunge of Negro Minstrelsy, Plantation 5lelodie, Burlesques, Tcrpsii hori;in Exerciaes, and Characteristic Ethiopian Peculiarities, in the beautiful Saloon of the CMcuuier James Raymond, adjoining Palace. At each performance an entire change of programme. septH-td-ltw mTil.TllH FRMisIl Ol'STMiltS fJL KU KT, at the Wholesale and fiKx Ketail Coiifi-ctionary on First street, VS s ' .... - t .1.. ! . nfll.. I . . . J aaiii betti npjiointed sole agent for Maltby's Baltimore Oysters, In the City of Evansville, and he will receive daily supplied by Kspress, directly from tho Packer in Itnltijiiore. lie fc prepared to offer the trade such inducements for the e hire season as have never Iven offered in this market heretofore. A coimtatit daily supply always on hand, so that dealers and fauiili' ran ohtain at any time during the seaawn those choiitt Oyster", in cans and half cans and in the hell, warntiib-d fmh and sweet, and tnr tnierior in flavor and quality. Tenus.cah. Amlnone but lnui kal de money nxeived. A. KUKTZ, sept.VKm fole Agent for Ernnsviile. -fl) MILS. FttMSSMi LJItU t MM Mi Uli JLnßW Corn Meal ; Green Apple, 4c. ept.- A. I). KEYNOLDS Co. JT rT TIV SUMMIT .tMJ'l'FiVP TOUY, 33 MAIN .STREET. EVANSVILLK, IM.IAW. If yon wl.h to get the worth f your money in Shirts,GcntIcmciTs Furnishing GooJs FANCY SHIRTING PRINTS, Pl-a- call at 3. Main Street. AM orders tor Stitching filk. Cotton and Linen GoimHs promptly attetidixt to, and neatly executed. Grati'l'ul for pat iatronage, rcpectriilly solicit a conti au. mi1 of the same. Shirts mailo to order from measurement, and ntilat'tin warrantwl. s-pt:i-ly " otittTi m7msImfk :.y t Mi'ilMsSrt'L m7MAN h.is juxt returned fp.in Paris, France, and opened out iu Itev. Sabiu's Itniblinx on Sin. ml street, N'lw.rn Chennut and Ch'-rry, ojHiite Steel A Hniinel's Planing Mill, the sale liegnuiugoii Vonday. Sept. K, from u to Vi A. M., nnd 'I till 5 P. .M., and every day following, at same time, a fine lot of Goods and Jewelry, roniiutini; of f iwing articles : Gold and Silver Watches of all kind.-, Trolil the lowexttotli" highest pii-e; Silver aud (hiM ( hains ; Ilraceh-ts atid If reuet Pins ; Kar l:iiiK-S and Kings w ith and without setting; Carl.niuiew,rcarl,Hiiliics ; Cameo Puii.t'iig ; Miii' Laa ainl Gold Stones; Gol'l Pensand Pem iN; (i iitlem. n's Shirt Puttotis and I'iiiK ; Ladies' Necklace ; lsltet ; Gold and Silver Thimldea; SiUer Ware; Carters; i;g StaiiiU; UiitttT Iislin; Silver Ctis itiuHJoMets; CotTi-e and Tea Si-rvictn ; Silver Fork" and S-oons ; Silver Ware of all dewriplion. AUo, Fancy ls. Consist in of Ileus lies, C'olitlis, Pocket fitaiks, Portfolios, Porlinojiai-s ; a large assort no-nt of f.uicy Walking Canes, a jcimhI many of tiieni Gold and Silver lle.vd il ; S i-ors Pocket Knives, Pen Kuives and IUzors; liiks and Pistols of all description. A verv lurgi lot of Silk Dreec, Shawls. MüiitüLw aud Nw dlo Work J'f JlJUdli f vT4 " '"Wetos'sU' "will lt sold without reserve, and arre rhaiu-e is offensl to get I'argnins. Indies in parti'iil tr, are invited to give hint a call. Sept-'tlw r EMI Mi AV.V VJttlMi MS M.aMMf. JL ' TlieOtK'en'smeMtage h:u arrived bis Ji II N KA5C1I with the finest stia k of Lailios Slins ever (roue lit to Evansville. Not la'ing aide to meet the demand for holiie-iililde work, I have clctcd from the manufacturer of l'liilaii-lplii.i and NewYork, a sujs-rior art ich' of home-nisde work. Consisting in Mirt of Ladies Ulji k, llmwu and Fancy G. liters ; tsr.t lUmts ; CVmgres Gaiters; llu-kiii ti.-s ; walking SIhws of various styles. Also, a great variety of Misses and Cliildrvn's Hoots and Shoes, Ankle Tic. Ac. I hi "c Isiy's and joiitli's Ihsdj and Miiss of all kinds am sizes, a superior article. 1 am also rp-rwl to make to order men's BMits, Gaiters nnd ch'H-s of any style, from a line Patent IssUhcr IfiH.t to a Iln-gan Cow Mine of the Is-st imported Calf and Kip, cln-iwr than any liou-s- in the West. Country Customers are sjiecially invited to call aud examine my stork, as I intend to uliol.-sale cheap for cash. JOHN HASCH, s'pf2-lnwl JJecotnl street, ladow Main. mTM ss HMsn-Msristi .. v: II atT tUS", LA. Just Ifei-ivcd at septl DoKELL & CtiNYNGTON. VA'.VCl OF TMMMS FMIOi.VMX ."ViJEsi'KANCK COMPANY, IIAUTFOKD CONN. S. L.. LOOM I S, President. I"KELLOGG, S,-cretarv. IVIXTEKX Bit A SCII OFFICE, CISC! X SAT!, M. MAGILL, ien l Agent . II. II. MAGILL - - II. 31. MAGILL, SI'IXUL AQkNTS AN ft AlUVsTllKS. STATEMENT" 3F assets, jASlAkr 1st, le-X Examined andapproTeil br the Auditors of OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, IOWA, 1 KNNOSEK, c, tt CoUiJiliaiH'o with the LtWi of tfie.v SUtes. tm.h impllml, ... S'00,000.00. t mmt Jmtlty - ... 4 1 , J 1 0. 3 W . Cash un hand and iu Cuik... ?i7,öI7.f3 " iu hands of and due Ironi Agents..M..4Aidi.S4 Amouut loaned on Mortgages ol ileal iUtata......... .........ww.l7,70i.OO Anioant Loaned ou Pit d-e ot XUnk Stis-ks, tO.üuo.'iO liillj Kect ivalde, for losus on approved odUttr.U and personal security.. "3,773.4? MAkkKT VAU. It-ink ShsJisof New Y'ork (Ify Fmks l'UVTw.ü " of Hartford and other N. E. lUtiks öf.fc ix.oo Accumulated interest tm luvertuieiits 'AliV.lsj Total Assets. .-4t,7i:.j9 Mvaii.iTirs: Iue or not due to Hanks or other Creditors none. Losses, HCj listed and due... noi.e. " not due $10,014 not ndjuslod and waiting rTofr All other claims estiiuatrd nt ......öSI Total of all liabilities 5'!4,91t STATE 0F CONNECTI CLT, 1 Hartforw, Cox. Hartford County j January I , ls.r.8. Personally apeared II. Kei.mn:, Sci-rctary of the rh inix Insuruiie-e Company, and mad oath that the foregoing statement hy him subscritwd, is truo and ctrrect in Iiis beat kio le.IKo and rs-lief. Be ore nie. C. J. 1I0ADLEY, Justice of the Peace. It is with much pleas ire to ourselves and patrons, that we Present the ahove statement ot nur tinnniw. to the careful pcnwil of the pnhlic. It exhibits at ! a glance, the prime aud solvent condition the Cornpuny is in ; and rtie who deniie Indemnity ia a srrictly first-clam Company, w ill prtdnte their own interest lJ patronizing the PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., Which may lw done by application to any of the duly roTmi.-ionetl Agents of the Company, in (lie principal v itk-s ana towns or the I nnn. Loose Fairly Adjusted and lromptlv Paid. septl ALLEN C. HALLl'K, Apent. JT,Y Mi.VCiM.VMiMSH li'..STJi ii. j exiierlenctHt Kugme'r can obtain a iermanent situation by making immediate application at the St. I Amis Mills, Princeton, Indiana. LEWiS ROSWELL A Co. September ltft, l.VMw jri f'j.y.y iviiK j,iuiuiM jssliZ. JLZd CIATION. At a meeting of Directors of the Association it was onlered that a rail of three dollars per share, and the annual contribution of one dollar from each member, for the current year romnuncing August 10, be ndlecte, such call ls-ing doe from and after that date. i Payments to bo niaile to JI. lUzi.tLL, Treasurer, ! or J. F. Cmp, Iibrsrian. Ry ordT. ! WM. H. RINGHAM, ! ptl-lwd KeC-rding reeretarT.

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J-JMItMS J'Mf MmM B MJ Mi MJSU1 KAXCE BY HO.ME CUMPAXII-i. Th undersigned having been appointed Agents for Evwisville and vicinity, of tho INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. S. F. COVINGTON, Sec'y. T. A. 310UKI3, Prcs't. ASI THE RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. B. J. HATHAWAY, Sec'y. S. HATHAWAY, Pres't. are preiared to nttderwfite upon the be-ttur class of Fire and Marine Kik. at as low rates of premium as are consistent with permaw-acy and rciabllity. These Companies oonflne thoir busines exclusively to the State of ludiana. WSTAH losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid without any almteroent or diminution w hatever. lleferences: Every man, without exception, who has sustained lows in either Company, a list of whom II citizens of our own State mav ! seen at our office, A. D. REYNOLDS t CO. Evansville, July 8, IMiV-ly k TJ TJi.Tt li.VT O F TMS Ml COJ'MJMTIONOFTHE Hartford Fire Insurance Company,. TO THE AUDITOR OF THE STATE OF OHIO. Jmmtimry 1 183 8. 1. The name of the Canpaiiy is tho HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY; and its location is at Hartford, Connecticut. 2. Tins Capital Sts k of the Company is.JöH,lHjO X The s moil nt of the Capital tockaid tip is .vxi,mo 4. The Anü'U of the Company arc as folU.ws : Par Market Value. Value. 51 1 Slmrcs Hartford Pwuik Stock S."il,b") Sü,' aro Pirn-nix " .. a7,(xn a;uo I'M) Shares Connecticut River Ranking Company Stock 5,0fi0 CW 2U0 Shares Farmers and Mechanics' Rank Stock . 2fl,nm. 21,cno 115 Stuires City Rank Stock ll,.Hsi )2,(vV) i0 " Charter Oak Rank Stin k, 2MK 2,(J0 100 Mercantile liink Stiak, 1U.ISKI 10,tK.S) l.OO " Rink or Hartford Company Stock lf,0OO 7,.rssi 200 " Kxcluuige lkuik Stcsk lO.WH) 9,W.K) KK) Shares Merchants aud Mjnufacturer's Rank Stock, 'M per cent. paid 3,200 3,200 10 Shares .Vtna lUuk Stuck, 10 per cent. rid .- 500 00 200 Shares American Exchange R'k Stisk New York..... 20,000 19W Stm SUiires Rank of America Stock, New York 30.0UO 31.KOO 200 Shares Rank of Commerce Stock, Nov York 20,000 20,200 IlOO Shares Importers and Trailers' Rank Stock, New York yO.Ooi) 28,jOO 20O Shares Manhattan Diuiiny R'k Stock, New Y'ork 10,000 12,500 100 Shares Vert haut.' I auk Stock New Vork 6,000 ü,Hn) 100 Slmrcs Merchants' Rank Stock, New York, 2- per cent, jiai 1 1,250 1,250 2N Mmres I' ii ion Rank Slin k, New York 10,000 ll.OtlO 20 Shares Ktüii Rank Stock, New York 10,000 ",WW lis) Motrcs Rank f North America Stis k. New Y'ork 10,000 10,000 Ji7 Sh.ir.'H Metnipidituu Raiik Stoik, New York 26,700 27,7tW 100 Share Merchnuts' Ifcink Stok, Im-sIoII 10,000 9.S00 l'KI Shares Rank of Conimerce Stia k, R.sto:i lO.OtK) 9,m) list Sli.in-s Hartford aud New Haven Railroad Stock 1(I,(HM) HyVtO 34 Shares Hartford, Providence and Fi-hkill Railroad Stock, preferred 3,4i0 lrjo 20 Shares Counii t n ut River Railrmul Sti-k 2,000 I.IMHI 120 Sh ires Con nectic nt River Rail-roiuIStta-k - 12,000 3,01X1 Rills receivable liearing interest, indudiü Sa-cial m-jHsiits iu Ranks Sl2i.S.3 72 Ralauee on Issik, due the Company :0,4S 71 Cash in hands of Agents or in course of traiiHiuission.... 3X,127 00 f.. "73 67 Cahh on lumd.... $i;:i7,05i (HI .. No liabilities to Ranks or others, due or not due f. No losses adjusted and due. 7. Amount of lows either imadj listed ) $ . IK . a. or adjusted und not duo v 1- ,0 V. Lossi'S ill wnsiciise wail inj; further prtHif, included in the above. 10. All other claims against tho Com pany 7,tU ! 11. The rule of the (Viiipaay is not to exceed ?10isi in any one rink, subject to loss bv a einöle Ä:r. Ii. Tlie amount insure! in a city or villapo. depend tiMn it size tfeuerally all thc '1siriMe riks t be li.id ; suhjii t to the fuk' alsive iinniei!. 13. The amount insured iu any one l.lia k of hnildIiih d p-iids iimhi its si.e and construction, nul'jcct to the rule a'sive refernil to. II. No part ftf the Capital or earnings of this si-curity for losses therein, and no sik-Ii dt-isisit is rr.piir.il l.y any Stat except Indiana; from which State the A-ncic of the Company were withdrawn, as tliU 'oin;iany entertaius the opinion that its ciitire Cftpital and resoiirres are pledged for t he equal security of all its Policy holders, and should so remain. Inder the opinion of a late Attorney General of ths State of Indiana aforesuid, proiiouiieinK the law invalid aud void, some of the AeiiM of this Conijiahy have n-suiiied their oflice and roiitinne to transMi-t tlw hnsiiiess of Insurance iu tliat State. And this Company will recognise all its Policies issued to any party or parties iu the Stale of Indiana its valid and of hilnliiiolili?:tioi,aiid pledges itself to a faithful s-rf.)rniance otAJl such coot racts of Insurance, wl-t her so held by reason .f tho passage ol Hie law referred to or not. C. R. ROWERS, Secretary. STATE OF CONNECTICUT,) llvkTroai CofXTY. i Jannary f., 1S.". I'erinally apearil C. B. B0WER.S, Secrv tary of the Hartford Fire Iusurance Conisiuy, and made oath that the foregoing statement, l.y him suliscrilied, is a true, full and correct statement t f the affairs of said Company, and exhibit so far as raa le ascertained at this date, its actual condition on the first day of Jauuarv, 18ÖK. Rcforciue, II. H. RARR0RN, J. P. Applications for Insurance mav Ik? made to the nudrrsined, ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Ajrint, s'pt;i Eransville, ludiana. T WEB CM1A ,VTS MFE SP J Ft." TM FAST FREIGHT LINE. AMI.UICAN KXPBKS COXrAXT PVOI'RI ET. I BS. TO THE WEST AND SOUTH-WEST. VIA ALBANY AND RCFFALO. The Merchants Icppatch continues briiiiii;r OimmIs from New- York and Rostnn, at as low- rjtei as any IVsji.-itch or Rail Road Express, and in as ciMd or tictter time, luivinp uneiualed facilities for safe and 8eedy transMirtation. No Despatch or Fast Freight Line has any connection with us. Arrangement were niad ly n early last Spring, hy which we are enabled to forward not only the lighter portion of s)iipT tn-iKht, tmt we can carry both li'ht and heavy with the amo pn injitness which has always rharacterixH the " Merchants' I-tlati h " Rrijiging our freights in our own cars, with p.issenger trains, and having our own ugeatsat points of transhipment. We have advantap-s jo jNiint of s- d and safety, which n inler it iiaosbible fr other eouianies to cmiste with us. This Despatch is owned and managed by the Ameriiaii Express Company, which is a saTirietit xnsrantee thut all just claim's w ill liesetth-d w ithout ivUiy, as has been tho cas- for the wd thive years, and to the satisfaction ut those by whom th'-v may beprewnted. JOHN (J. WASS0N, s. ptt-i.in Aireiitt Terre Haute. "jni 'JWsT'M I. i.V. K -MHiFOBMJsZ MlM ILLE RAILROAD. On and after Wednesday, heptember 1st, the pri:es of ticket from Eransvilio to point named lu iuw, will be as follows, viz : To Indianapolis.... 96 25 Cleveland 14 50 Ruflalo 10 50 New York 27 50 Robton ;t0 50 Pittsburg 17 00 Philadelphia.... 2 frf Rai tiinore.. ...... 23 75 Washington. ... 21 75 Dayton. H 75 .Xenia U5 CoJumbo.. 10 K5 Wbeeline ... 15 (H) To Ixuisville....... $5 00 Cincinnati ........ 7 50 St. Louis. . fi o0 . 7 7i .. 4 sJ . ;.i tm . 7 00 . 9 50 . 13 50 Cai r Sandoval Chicago. I'nna Springfield Ibak Island... I'eoriu . ID SO I'diwiniington 9 (Si IVratur . 8 00 Tbrongh Tickerscan lie obtained at the Pavilion Hotel, or at the iVpot, head of Locnst street. J. E. MARTIN, ßetreury. Kvansville, Septemlier 1st, lc5-lm WltilKMSMt sV KRAJtF.B. . J.V'Mß FACTLlitRS OF Iiard Oil, Soap and Candles, Also, an extra article of ENGINE, CAR AND TALLOW OIL for Machinery, and a Superior Refined Burning Oil, rOU HEAR LIGHTS, ADAPTF-P TO ST E A W BOA TS, I loT E1.S, l AND ALL OTHER BTR.MXQ PI K POS ES, j V0. 46, .VprfA SideJImln lret, j BETWEEX FIRST AND SECOXO, ' EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. PHILir DECKER PHILIP KRAMER. Tlies,? Machine and Burning Oils are wnrrantel to stand all climates and se.-iHons. The attention of ina ter mechanics of Railroads, Stesmlioats, 3filU and Machine Shop, is particularly t ailed to the alwve card. aug27-lvd Satk Ml Sil. vojr.v .nnai, FUFhii F--r Sle by .. II. roK son. NP. tilv2

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JfT'ST MUCH if JEMJ 1 0 3 UJOS t OFiß FEE. 100 Imxcs tea, 100 K-le Amcricau Navy oakum. 5 cases liquorice 10 cases lemon syrup, 10 do brand v cherriea, ft do absyntfi, 20 boxes pickles, fl do peccalilli, do nasturtions, 5 do curacoa iu jugs, 5 bbls flour sulphur, 10 kegs refined saltpetre, . bbls alum, 5 do chalk, b docoperas, 15 do almonds, 5 do Alberts, 5 do almonds (soil shell), 5 do Rraril tiuU, 5 do English walnuts, 10 boxes shelled Almouds, b bbls ctirrents, 10 boxes citron, 100 do fire crackers, 10 cases cards, - lis.) doz tar bucket, for sale low by TENNE A SORKENSoN, aug30 No. 31 Water streeL TMTVST BMSi'F,MfJSMM Mi i F.XFMFSS. City of the Ureat King, by Dr. Rarslay. Hadji in Syria, bv Mrs. Sarah Rarslar Johnwm. At t"s,; J. IIEALY'S. C, OttJY? l OB.Vtt tOÄ.V.'.'- COO Rushcls jujt received and for sale cheap a jr-27 A. D. KEY'NHLDS Co. WWIIKiJS' W'MJS'MS, MlAMSMiMi 1 857, Jim Just received direct front Germany. 15 cast's ot Rhein wine and 2 casks of Bruns, brandy for sale low, in all quantities, at my Saloon on Third strv-et, bet wee ii Sycamora and Vine. auf28 Im fll. EULER. Wh OMtMiLM K t.VlVVTO.V - lF. JLP ju.t selected from the largest Eastern Houses, a larpe stock of Violins, Italian, German, and French. Cluitars of various prices. Arcordeoiis aud Flutina, choice quality. Flutes, Flageolets, Tainliourincs, Ranjoea. Aud all Musical Instruments and 1 nstructiou dxiks, which they sell at Eastern prices. Also, a complete assortment of Knvt'lopcs of all kinds. Rlank Rook. Letter Pai.-r. School RiK'ks. Newest Novels, ic, tc. Wholeoale and retail, and at the low rid price in the city. Call and see tho selection la-fore goiiifr eliwhere. ai'2t"i T1fM.V8fMM.M.MS M.'li Mi MS.VMI MS JJLZi SON STAOK LINE. The undersigned is now running a good four horse coach daily (Sunday excepted) to and from Henderson and Evansville, connectinjr at Henderson with the Henderson and IIopkiusville stage line, and at Evansville with the Evansville and Cranfordsvillc Railroad. Leaves Henderson at 0 o'clock. A. M. Leaves Evansville at 3 o'clock, P. M. Time lictween City Hotel, Kvausville, and Hancock House, Henderson, two hours. Fare, $1 2Ti. Passengers called for in any part of the city, if desired. SCOTT ii HOPKINS. Aug. 23, lK5M-dlm Proprietors. M-iolfT.! iOAM.ll COJ M!!"J LUTU MS S WILL AND SHALL BE DONE." I have just erected a Fairliank's Scale, for the purpose of weighing my coal. I shall sell my coal by weight, according to the law of tlie State. I have a large stork of su-rior quality of Pittsburg Coal, and invite all my fricuds to give me a call and try it. I have Ixi-ii eighteen years in the buineas, and pro-f'-s to 1 a judge. The price of coal is 20 ceuts ier bushel. A II order left at the Gas Company's Oflioc, U-tween Find and Second, on LimukI street, or at Horn brook's Store, on Water street, or at mv Cil Ollice, at the Ijimax-o Whart, will lie attendiil to. All ial niit Is? jwI.for when ordered, in bankable ciirn ncy. ANDREW IIUTCIIESON. aug2'--:iin fQMSif9 MVMt JI ST RMit'F.M lMSMM by Express, at J. IIEALY'S. WJN TMtMil MSMB'JSMI.--'ZO CJSMSt OF OP Barrows' tobu-co, 50 Imixcs German water proof matches, for sale by TENNEY & SORRENSON. aug-iO No. at .Water treot. IrttKiiBMils HO Oil MiOBSMSS f O.VIS JL frctdi Milch Cow, for sale at anew Z II. COOK SON'S. Cv o.ti; rm.Ya .vis u '.-4 ,o ü o LBS, anvaseoil Hams. li,SNi Um. Raeon Sides, J 50 Sacks extra family 5si "Sugar Cured dried Beef, .'SMI lbs. No. 1 Cheese, Iis I'iire C reu iu of Tartar, flour. 10,000 rs, country Bran, 2 Bnsh. t orn Meal, 2D l"jn Miaker and other Brooms. Just n-ocivi'il mul for salf 1 r aiij:il J. W V1CKERV A Co. I 30H tf.MM.MS.Mi B ii MS M'H.l.n MS Dwelling House and Two Lots, on Sixth ttrctt Enqnire at the Real Instate and Intelliprnee Office, Io. 1, orth nurd street. V. C. COI.i,i.h. mÖB SJI.Ü M.Tt ' BO lJS Mi JLt i arm ot 155 acres, 14 mile from the City of Ev HiiKvillc, at a great iKirgain. Enquire at the Real Estate luid Intelligence Ottice, No. I, North Third street. lang25J C. C. COLLINS. OB H-0 1. F I .VI t 'Ii HKSMMIMS.VI MS on Main street. Terms favorable. Emiuire at me ileal rotate ami I nteiiigence Ollice, n. l. North I lurd street. aiig-J5J C. C. COLLIN.. WJVTF.il, TO M'UBVMMJMSMS FOB w 9 Cash, a small Dwelling HoiiHe and Lot in the City. Enquire at the Real Estate and Intelligence k . . , -v- . - 1 . in.. , ..,. .oriu iniru sirecr. aug-ii C. C. COLLINS. JllIOOM. VOTMCMS. Til K FMK MS 3 Schools of this city w ill commence on Monday, M'plVUHr t III, I8o8. Ry order of the Board. T. HORNBROOK. Kvamville, Aup. 2.Jd, 185. Clerk. . ttl'SSMSM.L, WMMOLJSSJLMS II KAI. Kit IN WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, Painted Pail, Tul, Bowls, Buckets, Churns, Whcelliarrowa, Baskets, CI d has Pins.Wa-'hlMiards.Brooms, Brushes, Ac. A1.HO, Manilla. Jute, Hemp and Cotton Rosand Twiue, Wire Work, Wrapping Paper, Blacking, Ali ant and other Mats, and every article of the kind usually found iu listeru St-res. No. :72 Main street, between Seventh and Eighth, Loot vile, Kentucky. aug21-3m TO SPORTMtKJ JJVli LM.tlF. BCRNERS. 20 Kegs Rifle Powder. 30 Wasting " :i0 Cannisters F. F. F. Duponts Powder. 2 " li-ilo Gun Powder. 500 Tie. B.ir I-ail. VI Bagsa-tsorted Buck nnd ratet) t Shot. 20,(i Genuine G. L. Ca. 5O.OU0 S. Ii. (iuu do. In store and for sale by augiW J. W. VICKEUY & Co. n B.MZKBH t OMTF.lt. .ff FILL anpply now in store and for sale br "Jjr-'O SAM l EL ORR. WW IT Mi NMJltS.-Z; MMRBMSM.8 WW i 'riiHliiil Sujiar. 15 Rblx. Powih red do 15 Loaf do 2" Refined White do. JunI received and f r aile ;lieap, by PEESTOS BROS. aupl7 M JMTS, CJl'S, J.VMt FIB iiOOMMS at holesale. The old established House of PRATHER & SMITH, No. 455 Main Street, LOI ISVILLE, KENTTCKY. Are now prepared as usual for the Fall trade, with a select and large stock of everything in their line. Their Stock Is gotten up w ith the utmost care, under the directions andsii)iervision of their senior partner, a practical and an exiwrienred Hatter, and their e"""1. are made at the lowest c-neh prices. They still adhere to their eld motto, "quick sales ami small profit." Terms, CASH, or short time to prompt men. Purchasers are invited to give tliem a call liefore btiyinir. The highest market price paid for Furs and Peltries. augl8-lm 71 OÄ Sil IB TS, VO TO MM. M.OOJnfs, FASHIONABLE SHIRT M AN CFACTLREU and dealer in Gentlemen's FANCY FURNISHING GOODS, No. hi Main street, (opposite the rorit Ii o r s r, , ) EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. X. B Shirts made to order, by measurement, and warranted a fit. aug20-1y TWO! 1'Or TJfJT LIKE SOWisZ MM. THINO R-ood to eat, step np to A. V. RKYNOLDS A Co.'s. and get you a fin Canvassed Ham. or nice piece of Dried Beef. A lot just rrceJvwJ and for sale. Also, a lot of Ships tuff. ar g20

7v fu.vti vu.M,Bi f n.n.n n m vm m. J COLLEGE, No. 14 North First Street, EVASSVILLE, INDIANA. The Sixth Annual Seesion of the above Institution, will commence ou Monday, August .'Wth, 18.. A course of lessons in this'School will embrace PonbTe-Eiitry Rook-Keepinfr, tn all iu various bratiches, Mercantile Calculations, Penmanship, Ac. The plan adopted in teaching is entirely practical, no text books being used, hence students can rely on obtaining sufficient practical knowleitge of the science of this all imKrtant branch of education to enable him to take charge of a set of books in any establishment, however complicated. Students can enter at any time. A course of lessons can be completed in front six to teu weeks. Time, however, not limited. Weekly Lectnree on Commercial Law will be delivered by competent legal gentlemen of the city. Daily Lectures on Book-Koeping aud business generally. Tkkms: Fora full course, ir.cluding Diploma, ?30. Gentlemen can, towever, nu r for the Mercantile courso, which is S2". Ladies department f 15. For Catalog'tv, jrivinir full particulars, address, JEREMIAH HF.II.M. Principal. s(;17-lniil-?lwf

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TO Mil CT Ott ft. MtMMTUWMMTMS,t1 RETROSPECT FOH-sHJLY. ju.Ht nsivel at augiM DOBELL t CON VXOTPN. OJMMi TMiiJ ' JS'F. W. TIMMS i'jfm i3 TEXT Self-scaliiiR White Porcelain FIll IT JAR, just received and for sale clwap at tlie ItiK-eua-ware Store of J. W. lll (;tlr. atiRlG 18 Main strei-t. WWOOMg! FORTl OBOS8 H.lfl JUL TAN HOOPS; Thirty Cr, Rras ll.-nof extra size and superior quality. Just received a 14 for sale cheap by - anpI3 MESSRS. J. II. MAG II EE k C. gX.FOMM FMJtMLMi tOi.l.KU Ä HP The next session of this Institution will open Septemlier 1st. The appointment of Teachers is complete, consisting of Rev. JOHN YV. SCOTT, I'll., President, with aonte fifteen competent assistants. The Board of Directors feci that no 1-cttcr guaranty of success can lie given to parents in repard to the mental and moral training of their daughters, than is presented in the re-apjoiututriit (f Dr. Scott, as the head of the Institution, baa I wen a successful educator for near thirty years ia this place. The course of stmly Is as high, and instruction as thorough, as in any similar institution, aud the expense is lea. The bnildings were completed at an expense f 9O,0OO, are heated by steam, and ce-li(thted. Tlbhs Board, wanhing, lighting and beating room, tuition in ail English Branches, Latin and Gm'k, $7,50 Jier semiou in ailvanoe. For further information, apply to Rev. Wm. S. Rogers, Sec'y, or Rev. Isaac W. Monf-.rt, Agent, Oxford. . jly2-2m (W MBMIMT SFMi.TIS T liJM T TMMMS wJL impressicn is out that I am going to leave the city, and have sold ont tlie Book RitnlerT ; this is a mistake. I wih to state I have only sold out the store to F. Whitaker, Emj. ; and those wanting BiKiks, Mnsic or Pajicrs, 'vill find a goI selection in his Store on First street, close to tlie lt tf5ce. And any fierson wanting Rlank Rooks f gixxl aper, and Books of any kind Bonud, w ill find me iu tho Biuderr, Just above the store. " augl4-Im 31. L. JOHNSON P OFLJMH HHM.VaM.MSS. - SÜ.OUO ' roplar Shingles, in yard and for sale by 0. JUI1X V. ilA Kß, ' anpll Corner Main and Seventh atreets. STOJt E.T1I E I .VliEB. SIGNED w ill keep constantly on liand, IIA F, cor:;, O.I TS, sniivTvrr, mux.' And all otlier articles needed to ü-cd Horses or M tiles. All of which be will Sell wholesale or re. tail, at lowest market rates, giving just weight and measure. ROBERT . Rl'STON. Water street, between Main and Locust, Kvanaville. ( aug5-ly mmrMM.MIM.Va JltJTERMJM.. 10,000 M-M Lichts, 8-10 Saah, 3, 6, ami It. each. l,(sO" 9-12 " 2,.V0" 10-12 1,000 " 10-lii and 10-12 Sash. 1011 Paunel iHiors, aasorted sixes. 250 Boxes Glass, assorted sir.es. Just reeelved and for sale low. by WHEELER A RP'C.S. WV,MMMTMS FI.VMZ GMMM.VMJLMSS. 9 Those who intend to cover their new liouss. w ith a gooil arth le of Pine Shingh-s, had letter call upon the Sulstcriber soon, as lie ha but "a few morelert." JOHN F. CLOVER, augll Corner Mam and Seventh streets. Mi O. Til O B.VUILL, It FUN I. F.U I 'MS to return his thanks to his old customers for tluir kind palronage, and hopes by atrlct at tent lorn to business, and good work, to I able to merit a continuation of their favors. Having remored ' hi store to the coruor of Focoud and Main streets, formerly occupied as a SUrersniith Shop, be Is now prepared to furnUh all 1h may favor him Uli m call, with all the article in his line. IHTRepairing done with neatness and ds"ialrh. Second hand harne alwavs ou hand. jly22-fini. gFifRii,v, K. it fto.-;r.7.,if-P VILLE, August 12, DCJ. Henceforward, llt.-re tie no rliarfre for ilraynfis at Vincenn on good shipjied from Evanvsville over this and tho Ohio and Mississippi ILiilroail. to anv iut whatsoever. JollN INtil.K, Jr.. auirl-il.tw.lm Superintendent .. k C. R. K. rmiEBBMi-HUTMS FEMALE VOLJL LEGE, TEKRE-HAITE, INDIANA. For more than a year, have the magnificent rtr je-tui-es of the Terrc-Haiite Female College, Ism stesslily progressing. They are now nearly completed, and w ill lie open for the reception ofp.npils, tm i'rtlrtt'Xf, the NT of frpirmhrr tn-rf. The sit of the (Wiege, tlie building, th ar. rangements for study and comfort, and the Faculty, deaerve here a i.tssing notice. Terre-Hante, the site of the College, is a beautiful and healthy city, accessible by railroad from all directions, and central to a numerous aud appreciating imputation. It is high, as its name iniirts. From statistics, it is clearly showu that for several years past, there have been fewer deaths and laa sickness here than at any Western city, of equal population. The buildings will lie fitted tip iu the tatest styl and with all the modern improvement. They wilt ls warmed by steam, and lighted by gas, and furnished with warm and cold baths, and what is rarely to be found in Institutions of learning, A GYMNASIUM. Where tlie bod, made healthy and symmetrical by exercise may support and aasist the labor of tho mind. A prominent feattre of tha College, is the provision made for the health of the pupils. The motu are sjiacious and well ventilated, there l-iig a beautifully famished parlor, with separate sleeping asirtments for each two young lad tea. The gro inds are ample, comprising e' acres ia pleasant part of the city, about one-third f which is a uative forest grave, with winding walks and arNrs, forming a most delightful promenade for pupil all the grounds will I tastefully ornamented. FACULTY. The Faculty will consist of a thoroughly experienced and efficient corps of instructor. Rct. Jon Covert, A. 51., founder and former Presiditit of the Ohio Female College, aud CW-ndaht Female College, Is first President. Kev. Alpiionso Wood, A. M., late President of the Ohio Female College, and the distinguished author of several scientific work, hearing his nantr, will le the presiding teacher of the College, aud lust nil tor in Mental and Moral Science. j Prof. R. S. Roswobth, Ute Profisor of Chemistry, etc., in Farmers College, Ohio, will take tho chair of Natural Science, upon which be will lecture and experiment. D' Est a iko 8. Covebt, A. M., Professor of Ancient Lancuagns an( Literature. Prof. J. C. MixiNOKK, late of Philadelphia, first teacher of instrumental niiihic. And from t-ix to ten additional gentlemen aud lady teavher of long standing and siaceasful exi-riem-e. No pains or expense will I spared to pna-nrw toach.-rs in every department, of thi very highest qualifications, so that pupils wishing to fierfect thcmw-lves in the higher styh-s of music , or any of the sdid or ornamentid brauch., may here receive the di-sircd i tint ruction. That pupils from abroad, mity t!erive thp greatest advantages to be pained at Hoarding Schools, they are required to board in the institution, with the teachers (utile by special permission of the President), that they may have tho bencflt of their example and society. The course of studies will m tboruush and exten sive, -m bracing all the branrlM-s usually taught in our highest Seminaries of learning, English, Classical and the Fine Arts. The year ia dividod Into two sessions of twenty weeks each, commencing respective! v en Wlnnv ds , tha 8th of September next, and tho th day of 1 " . ... id.a eoruury, 1 he rrpeoses of the school Tear, iarlixline board and tuition in aU the brandies of the repnlar course, rooms furnished, fuel, light and washing. will be 322.) payatdo semi-annually in advance.Tho usual extra charges will be made for tha ornamental branches. APPARATUS AND LECTURES. I Text. Wood and Prof. Itnewoant, will deliver full courses of Lecture with tho aid of the Tele- . scope and other apparatus, sufficient to illustrate . experimentally the principles of the sciences pur sued. Hooks, and all otner requisites lor eniencR the College, may be bad at the College, or in tho city. All letters or ln?iry or on ousine, aooura io addressed to IU-t. Johk Covxrt, or V. I. CovtaT, Terre-Uaute, Indiana. rh. m n ; w .1 lt rtf Tire-Tfaiite. hare acepted the oftice of Trnstee of the Terrc-Haute Female College, and may be referred to at any time by ruth as desire further information concerning tharrangements ,r .i,n" . - .'. - . .: : n . Kev. it. "lay wr, Rev. T. Gordon, Curtis Gilliert. R. W. Thoaipson, Rev. J. . Wilson, Rev. W. Modesitt, R. L. Thoinison. Rev. M. A. Jewctt, W. D. C.i iswoid. W. J. Rail. Jas. Farrington, David HartsiH k, V. Patterson1 J. II. Watson, And. Wilkin-, If. Ii. Scott. T. "". tt'intii. 8. II. 1'otter. Rcr. W. G. Spencer, Rev. P. WiU-y, A. C. Potain, Lucius Ryce, Thea. Dowling, Renj. McKeen, L. G. Warren, A. McGregor, W. Paddock, Jabel Heddcn, Jarnea Hits, Jamei Itornas, jlyl.'..r.t-i

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