Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 26, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 8 September 1858 — Page 3

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WEDNESDAY MORNING. .SEIT. 8 W See First and Fourth Pages for Interesting Reading Matter. Local and Miscellaneous. CsaT" Major Robinson of thLt city, was tnployed hy the citizens of Tike county to prosecute the gfing of burglars recently discovered and arrested about I'etcrsburg ia that ccunty. Thcjr were tried last week nt the ettinfj of the Circuit Court. Pork. The Fort Wayne Time$ says: Fron the very best advices wc arc to in-fi-r that the irice of nork will rnnire this ! fall at contract price?, ftt aixmt ,.j j to $, - - - s a i net, per 100 lbs. Tub C.irrvnrD Slates. It is reported that a tim Fiite has been ordered to Charleston, S. C- to take possesion of the negroes now on board tlte cnptureil tlaTc brig Echo, and to return them to the African coast, whence they were stolen. fThc Mayor of Memphis thclart-st interior deot of cotton in America h;i.- sent his gTettinys over the Atlantic Telcgraj-li to the Mjjorof Manchester, the largest manufocturing city of the fLapIe in ilrv.it Dritain, upon l.ic succta ful cstal lihuuiit of tie Ocean Telegraph. -tizS-W'c arc glad to learn that oflicer Carr of Cinci.inati, who so nobly rescued a woman and two children, at a recent fire in that city, has so far recovered as to again enter upon Lid duties, lie suffered intensely from the smoke which he had inhaled, . and, for umie time, fears were entertained that he w ould never fully recover. Mr. Ceo. S. Soxxtag has opened a splendid hardware establirfhrnent iinniedlately below the Branch Itatik, on Main street. Wc call attention to his advertisement in today's paper. He devotes hia whole time and ntten'ion to his business, has purchased bis stock with great care, nnd h-ir.s liim-i-clf to coripetc with any similar establishment in the West. The Rev. Eleazep. Williams. The nmiMe and simplt-beurtol pretender to the Dauphinnc of France, died nt Hoganlnrg, New Vork, on the 28th of August. II end was pcacctul and hw List words were, " Lord Jesus Christ rertivc my spirit." The mystery that has cnvelopeil his history will jro'ably never be solvetl. Tie war dcpivrtmeut has jitat closed a contract with Snyder of Philadelphia, to furnish sitteen thousand felt hats for the army, at 2 75 each. This is apparently a round price for felt hats, when furnished by the sixteen thousand; wc can buy first class i.ats of that description, manufactured in this city by Messrs. Maconier & Vnutier, for less money at retail. It I1.-13 the oder of the Utah Army mule contracts aliout it. -a ey The dedication of the Terre Haute Female College took place on Tuesday last. The pleasures of the occasion were somewhat marred by the severe ruin storm. A large crowd was present notwithstanding ihe weather. Col. TbonipMus address is pronounced by the Ttrrc Haute Journal a decided political opponent of the Colonel's to have been " a most chaste and eloquent discourse; it was pre-eminently appropriate, and wo3 listened to by a crowded audience with deep attention." xK.tpout or UttEADsnrrs. The New York Pot of Wednesday last says : It is a remarkable fact, worthy of note, that there is not at this time, a single bushel ofgraiuon thiplioard, for cither Liv(rjool, tiUsgow or Loudon, nor a single barrel of Hour, with the exception of a lot of 1,200 luirrels on loard.hip to clear for London on Saturday ; and ?o far as we have Wen able to learn, there is nut a single buhclof grain in process of shipment to cither jort, nor a ltrrcl of flo ur, nor any provisions, (excepting 500 barrels of lard), unless private engagements have been made this morning. Tu Hank or America. The Paducnh Herald says a despatch was rereived there from ClnrkJTxlIe, that the Pank of America was paying specie for its notes. The editor adds: " We have a personal knowledge of the pecuniary condition of the owners and managers of these banks, and we know that their private fortunes are by far greater than the whole circulation of thess banks. Amongst the owners and managers, arc Winston J. Davie, Montgomery I). Davie, Ambrose Davie, A. O. Henry, and Dr. Drane, all possessing large fortunes." Schools. The citizens of Fort Wayne have raised, by voluntary contributions, $3,000 to sustain their free schools during the year. This sum, added to the legal appropriations, will keep np the schools, it is said, for a year. Is there not in this movement, according to the Supreme Court, a practical violation of the Constitution, which declares that the system of schools should lc uniform throughout the States. If it 1 wrong for the corporate authorities of a city to establish a better school in the town, than the rural districts have, it is not wrong for the citizens in their private capacity to do the same thing? If citizens can tax themselves, to sustain schools, why not let them do it through their town and city authorities ? 2?" We invite tiie attention of the sick aud afflicted, to the advertisements in our columns of Dr. Easterly's Inline and Sarsaparilla, andGridlers Salt Rheum and Tettcr Ointment, Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam, rv. t..t ...c. :r... Tv if..--B p.m.d s 11. tue, i"- oii ....v , Conlial, and Dr. Kastcrlvy.s Fever and Ague Killcr. These medicines nre prepared by a thoro.ighl v ednrated l'bysician. Chemist and " " I rharmaceutist, so that all can rely upou , thsni as lcing safe and effectual in curing! the diseases for which they arc recommend- ! t TUv.c.i..nui;.. a ' Z M ":J. ""7"-' ;4 - V1" he found m nearly every Drug and ApotheCi.ry jtore in the I nitcd btates.

Candidates.

J$e Adulter oner himself a a candidate f'T be office of Treasurer of Vanderburgh County, at ! the ensuing elation. cjtl Mr, KAttmr. Please announce my name a Camlidato for re-election as Treasurer of VandcrLurch CVunty, at th nsx f bt-er election. ang2 THEODORE VENN EM AN. Jmnttt II. SmmmAerm I a Caudidate fur melection to Uic office of County Surveyor of VwUr-h'u-g'u County. ür. JHitr.vn will plea announce tue 4 a Cendnlat f-r th ofnes of Sheriff, at th muing Ortii-r rlo-tiot?. WM. PAINE. atiiffi We ar authorised tu aimoiilM-r lh- name of Thomas W. Roiarox, ait candiiat for Sheriff of Ynlrrbnrgh County. anjrJO .ffr. K A It or. You a ill ?lea announce my nam a Candidate for the ofl'u-e of Slx-riff of Vandrbureh cmnty. amtl JOHN S HA VITT. - - - , , Hr. KAttmr, PI mmoniH- th name f I Imav S. MoosK,a an IixU-vrn-fc-nt Candidate fi.r r .1.: .nils Cirt-uit Jude of thU Cir oi. Vr. I'dltmr. Yon w ill )ha. announce my nam Cundid.tte t n i-n-ut VandcrbiirKh Ct-in-ty in the u-xt IUUliirr. HKS JSTJ N S J N . Tlr. Miditmrt Yon ar reiH:ti-d tu ainionne th naiiif of M. K. MiJki w, L a raudidat tr -i)rMntnti4Mi troin Vandrlnrcli V.niit.r. at th OrtoU-reht-tion. MANY VOTERS. anttll tJeorg-' 'Hfr u an Imlfi'ii'b-nt CuiidiLtt fr Sh-rilT, at tli cuMiinj: Oi-toU-r rltTtk-u. Jeerce lf .TJellrtM aiM l- an 1iiV--4 nt ii'li.btc f.T Miiriir, t tlf enduing Vtd--r krtioti. Special IVolices. imwmg- I ht mm my Irymrmtlom now ! fr the jnllii' as r-rtiuii enrr f-r th Freer and Agin, lion have been recriTed vith mm Ii reeinl favor a-t lb.it known a lr. J. UOSTETTER'S "Slomaeh Uitter." ThU touic la lHeii circulattf, and it luanr iitnK romnlnted throughout th Mates, and every day the proprietor ar greetel with th InteUfeiM-r of ouio dreadful raw vannihed ty th of their celebrated Hitter.' Iii our iTimipal citkt", tlu-re are but fww f.nnilii-a who ni-glrrt th liirieia, in furni-bin their lueilicinr ebnet. As n tonic, it ia ImiIi niilii ami agree, uht to the tt-te, and stimulating in it action upon Iii njstt in. For a crt in cur for the FvTer nt Aya', I' la 1 11 It my, Dyaprptia, aud allotlieriuor.il dUe-pieii, it U aurr and nneii:tli. For sale by lr,ricit anI lIrr uenemllr, rveryw Iter. -M'l w limntmann itttomtrttd fa Vmutmon S4mw a meeting of iriliuilits' an invalid a browfkt forward dnwlfully alTUctiil w ith ulcerou arrofui.i that all the tloctora had f.i'.tl to iure. It w:o )ri-M-d to ae;d t th ii it liiiid for lulvive, atiel a Il'UMoutlih' .iri-iu pn-wiit ittterro-giti-d tlte ilepmled spirit of ll.iin iuaiiii mi to Ut reuonlr -2iouI. Im- taki-n. tmd and iiliu t r. audihi to th who audielKT, told id" AtCftS Cathartic I'ims. Umr S. Y. U'A. auSii-im -. Mimmltrlg 0ltm muH bmrampmrtlln Will i ure all dincane arUin-; from an imjur nt:it of th Wood, or depravetl rollditiolt t.f Hie tliml.t of the j-t.Mii, i.: Cxueer, Swelling of the ;ltiitr. KI1et1m.it Nni, White Swelling, Chronic Sore Fve, Tib-, ImmIm, FryiM-Ia, (e.itre, Puiti in the Iuand Joint, Cht rin the Mouth and Throut, and all Chronic Collet it lit ionul I)icn-. Tbi imtli. ine varebra ..t tin very root of the ilieae by purifyinj the blovd, and clinliinj the aerrrtioix in the jtem, thus removing the raue, which 1 jd r the rnre rertuiu and permanent. Ir. Iaer1y ' IimHh and SaiairilU will rare the worst iuerciiri.il disran and driv out and defry every (mrticl ot mercury whU hbiu the yt mi. and cure it bud eflit-t. It wi'.l ur Secondary Sy hili or Venereal lirae, and aill drive the Fyphiliti Vim aud all hereditary tint-i and poinonoiM mntter out of the yteui through the iKrea ot tlie ckin, and rowlorr Ihe I'aticiit t a -rfect tat of h.'alth Kiel purity. It ia a ptvitiva cur for liver complaint and drpep. ia, if iwil i projuT length of time. I . halb ngo th world to produce it coital in tln- rtuiipLtiiit. Tli aftlictnl will iH-ar in mind thut r. r.n.terly' Iodine hii l Sarwi.iril; will cur all Ncrvoin pi... enc. Female Coinplnint, Iropy, (irarel, Iix-ae of Iii Kiduey, Rladder and t'riuary Oran in a low day. It will remove Pimple und Ulot lie fiina the Far, and make the kin clear, white anil 1aaiit'.fii a alalwistcr. It docs this by purifying th blood, ami by it prompt action on the Liver, Kidney, and Secretory Organa, prodnclnr vi;won liealth. Persona ho hav Ion Nvn afÜicted with SerofuU, ild Sore, Tetter, Kionorm, Scald Head, Itlotche, Frnptiou of the Skin an. I all Cutaneou IiaM, are advi-d to pro ure Cridlry' S.ilt Kheuiii and Tetter Ointment to lly ou th Sre. or iliteaisil irt, when uin Ir. läicterly 's bIiue and Saraparill i. The Io-line Mild SarMiimrilla purines the lSlot-l, ami -!.-- the irva to di-clinre their putrid mat t lt, and the ointment heul them. When Ifth aru us.il (which I alway rrcommeudt a IH'rniaiient aud raUirnl cure i always rlTectl. They are the. l-t and inor-t iowerfuI enntive known to mun. A fair trial ia a'.l I afk I do net fear tU ronlt. Price of th Iolineauil SirMpnrilla SI jut liuttl. or fi lottle for S". Oridley'n Salt Rh um Oiutniont 75 rents i-r Ndtle. Ihith areprepnn d hy Ir. K.ofcrIy, corner f Third and t'licmit Mivet, St. Jaui, Mixouri, ixde proprietor, t whom all orders inut ! adlresl. hy llatliM-k A Sl-vMard, W. Uiet lmwer. Liech A CnWett, Keller A White, )iuubli, in Kranvillo, and by lrii(n:Ut ncenerally. iiiyM-lj in. Dr. Itmkrr'a Sptctttc trill cars ilttmorrInn, fileet. Stricture, Sk-minal Wonkmw; Cliordee, licse f the Kidney, I'ludil-r, und all di.-a'-e of the p nilal oruia. Rvatk-r, havu rot: a privat lie;.e? I imt neglect if. Ivlay i lauerous. Ir. Hiker' Specific is a af pevdy, and radi-wl cnr-.-. With Ir. Tkiki-r'a Sj.f ilic you can cure yourself, and prevent exposure, aa plain direition for Tim accompany th uitiliciu. 1'rnx- $1 .Vl Jxr Uittl. U5,l!:. Kasti'CLT, corner Thiril and ClH-stimt ttvet, St. Ioui, Mo., le propritor, t whom till nh-i mut ! iMresM'l to jvt the jjenuiuc. Sld by llall.k A Stod.lard, I- ich Si Caklctt, K.-llcr A Wiiite. iu Kvnnsvlile, and by druu'bt geuerally. uiy3l-lyiu t"omlUäimm tHnlmg- (oiHpmmjf, Ottirt on Water trt, under the Telegraph oflicc. Cart bun I of lü biielu-U of Dixliani ."din Coal delivered to any putt t Hie city at St 0 T-r UiiJ. Coal w. ihitl, if d-ired, at the tixjicn f the rmrclumrr. Notes of solvent bauka of Illinoiai ami Wieooniu taken in tiAvment. JOHN WYMOXH, d.sriS-tf Ss-retary and Man;nier. Jßr. Jiooptr'a Vm VorAiml tili rar all Fetu.ile Complaints, nadi a Cxcosaivs, Surirea rd, or Painful Mentraatiu, Flwor Albim or White, llirrrnin, Sallow Compb-xion, Ilead.Khc, liixzilie, Weak NTVe. Frightful Ivrvama, ami all liea.se canard by CobV, Che-kl Peipir.itkn, Fxcre, Ovcr-K.xcitement, etc, of the ri-xuaJ Organ. IT. Hamper's Fvuiale Cordial ia uuhersally acknowledged by tli kwlies the bet remedy ever invcuted. BjC'Prie $1 per lad tie, or ix I dt Irs f-r ?:. Int. F..sTTKt.T, corner of Third and f'heittut atrisrt, St. Louia, Mo., Slc l'roprirtor, aud to w hom all ordern mnt lr addntwil. Sohl by Halltxk 1 ütoddard, W. P.ierbower, Lleh anil CalsK tt, Keller A, Whit, in Kvan.svilU-, aud by I druist gem-rally. uiy-II-lyiii nr. :iirj('i lr 4 g-me mittr I CM'W A-,w ,,J. rr a,i,u n. Fe. ."""","" w.! 'l fhe variiHM form of rewr iurid nt to TURoua Climates, if there i a man. woman or cldid uir. rinn with Ague and Fever, they radvi.d to prol"- E-u-rly'. Fvr and Ague Killer, it i a pitivc cure pvedy and jirruianrnt. Try it. rriflP $l r u,tth;, aix bottl for rr E'naii, rorur f Third and Clietnut treet, St. Louis, Sole Proprietor, to whom all or. der tnnet be addretme! fo grt tbo genuine. Sold by i UMnrk i Mrt)ld),H, W. B,rbow.r, Liech C.I. i Mn 4 Whi,e. Aco,. fr U. and by ggi.f. annml'T. rn l-1j in

Special Notices.

Jfr. Carter' i'mmgh Bmltmm, teilt rare Coughs, Cold, Asthma, Conuniption, Bronchitis, spitting of Blood, Paia ia tli Side ami llraut, FleurLy, Whooping Cough, Croup, Liver Complaint, Palpitation f the Heart, and all dbeaaes of theThroAtandCbot and Lung. No one should ! neglect a Cough or Cold s singl day. Million die annually by neglecting a Common Cold. Cough and Cold, lead to Consumption, and then to twitr j death. Reswb-r, have ynt a Cough, Cold or aiy i dicae of the lung? Procure at once that cel-bra- j ted remedy, Pc. Oetcr's Coccit Biutx, hieb j never fails t relieve a Cough in twenty-four hours, and aWay cure the ort case of Cold. Coughs and ail diseases of th Throat and Lung in a fuw dar. Price Trial bottles, 20 ceut. Large bottle fl per hotth, or C bfttlca for $.'. lc. EAsTrotT, rortipr Third and (.InTtiint, LouU, Mo., Mlr rorit-tor, t ) all order inu-t t adlrewH'd to rH tl iceuuiiH'. iold by Hallock 1 ?tMld;trd, W. liR-rouwiT, Liech A CalaWtt, K-llrr I and While, aud by druggistii g nraily. " ,J,, V inj.w-iy IS aiipnty uow in atoru and lr al bv utr SAMI EI. ORR. Ww friLrhol Siijtar. IS HbU. roadered U 1 IrfKif llo i'. Kcfuifl Whit do. S4I .)Ihm, by "17 J'M r--ivd and f r PRESTON BROS. JL liwellinir Joiie and Two Lot, on Sixth frei t. Fniuin-at th Ra1 Ktatenud Intelligent ntice, Nu. 1, North Third frv l. C. i COLLIN'S. Farm of l'ü acres, lt mile fiont tlia C'itjr ef TrausvUI. at a rrat Iwrjfain. Fnijiiire at the Real K-tnte an I lutellietio OfTliv, No. 1, North Third trief. amzi'd C. C. COLLINS. Xi on tLiirti'.ZS'Mli:irihii ou Main trtet. Terma tvoralle. Eu(uirat the lU-at rotate and IiitelligeuceOllirv, No. I. North Third ftwt., an'id C. V. COLLIN.. WW t'orJi, a wall Iiwellina; llouae and Lot in the City. V.iiijuir' at th Real K-tAte aud Intclligi-nce Olhce, i;o. 1, North Third atrrat. aujri-. C. f. CftLLIXS. lirti OliiJ ZZÖTiVi. TiiK J-HKßi 3 KcImm.U f this ritr will commence on Moulayf Septunlrrttl , lS'at. Iiv order of ihe Hoard. P. IIOUXBUOOK, Kransville, A ng. "3d , I VS. Cl,L'ri- " Tf if, ttVSSKLL, Ü'UOLXSJLE 1) KAI. LR IN WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, l'aililc! i'iiila. Tliln. 1(W I. Hucket, t'lllirn, IkvIliarrowii, llafketn, CI ithes l'iti.W ihStard,RriHim, Ilrunhe, Ac. Alms Manilla. JuU. flemp and Cotton lion and Twine, Wirr Work, Wrapping Pa4r, Ilhirkiii, AlicMiit anl other Mat, and every article of th kind usually founJ in K.ilern St-res. No. Main treet, between Seventh .lud Eijrhth, l.oiii.vile, KetitiK'kv. upCl-.'!ni it .w i siiyj i xTü;cxTvEi W l.y KxpreM. at J. 11 FA I. Vs. JKT it tii'ßi 1 1 ßi ltl-'tQ tjsKH Of' Harrows' toUicco, i'dl Nixes Cei nian water proof match, for ak- l.y TKNNKY SM ICH KS SOX, auK-"W N. ."IJWuter street. fW HiffTt-rijOOli U OltS KS; oJvil JL frc.h Milch t ow, for ule at MM . II. tOK A HfVjt. aJ9 l'nnv-wH llaui. ., Mm. lUcon M.1.H, öim "Sugar Cured dried lef. ."oil lh, S11. 1 t'hf!, ll Pur Cream ef ' .i0 Sack extra fauiilv flour. lu.um n,rnnntry Rrau, .11 Ihbdi. Corn Meal. äi deren Shaker and other Itrooui. Tartar, Jiut rc ivetl and for sale bv anpr.l J. W. VICKKRY A Co. wmo: 'ou tu at i.iht: so.rtKMmL TllINt; giMMl to rat, sli p up to A. V. REYNOLDS A CV.'a. and p-t you a tin Canvacd Ham. or nico piec of l'riisl U-'f. A lot Jiutt reodve' and for aale. AIo, a lot if ShlituiT. ai g'JU 3 ceMra to Jaa. Siatillin, Jr..) Ileaier iu all kind of Stov-, and Manufacturer of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. A I1, manuractunr of Fruit Can of 1 v. cry iKiti nt and de'ri'lioii. with which printed direction lor pnttin;? up nil kind of fruit, will I furnbdied, free of rh.irj;e; ail of which will b sold very cheap for CHj-h, at w hole or retail. Storeroom No. VV, Main Htrii t. lwtwe'ii Water aud Fiit a .-rets, (opposite old State Il liik), Kvanville, lud jv. catlin. jr. ............ aontRT r. sTreneMS. mmitE m: l k mi n F i s svwrr I.Y SKWIMJ MACH INK. The liesf, simplest and linvt duraAdo M.-uhine in use. They mak a tn-nf lock stitch, lb nam upon tx.tlt sidc i f tin- work, sewing with rual facility thu thickest and thinmset fabrics. Auy ool of thread. cottin pr eilk, um- without renewin?. All machine Warrant A three ywr, and full instruction given to enable purchaser to ne them natistolorily. At-o The ituekejft Stirlmg- Jlmchtm. Vrltt $30. The lt iilKb: TLread 31achin in the market. A peueral ass.'.rtnn nt ot Sewing Mm hiins Mlk Thrnd, Nittll-. Ac, Ac onttutlv n hand. OftW No. 4, .Marble Hall. mvU-i ui F. M. SF.LLMAN, AkmiI. F' U.i.VHi.i.V Tl'PK J.YiP ST'. liKOTYI'K Fol NDRY, No. ins, Vine tre-f, t-tweeu Fourth aud Fifth, CINCINNATI. ' K. ALLISON, Sup't. Manutacturer and I-wbT in NEWS. BOOK AND JOB TYPE. Printing l'ree, Cae, C.illi.-, Ac, Ink and I'rintiiiK Material f every decriptiu, StereotyjitiK of 11 kind, ltMk. 3Iusic, Patent Medicine lir-tiotia. Job, Woml Fnzravliijr, Ac., A KA'llraiul aud Pattern l-ttcr, varioun tylet. Kle'trotypiiig in all it bnim In , fjlyl 1-lnt. J, t it i' sFiTiT'F äiiUt t o viwt't t.. . ;. w. wtcv t.r.vt t. "a. NOCK, WICKS, iu CO.. WHOLESALE GROCERS, Coin mission Merchants, and in Mi n i Foreign &, Domestic Liquors. Clears, Af.rTs riK rifc'f.'.VM, MISSOUl.'! .4A7 AT. TOHACCO. ALSO, AUtNT loa MAVSVni.K rOTTOX YJPSA, TWISF, HATTISCrvTTOS .r MAXILLA COlilUCi:, No. ö Main utrrvt, LOt lsVILLE, KY. We keep constantly -u hand -a larjjc atixk of popular brand of Tobacco, anions which ar Holland" Fnipre. Pili Appl Twist and Pancake. Alio, Rol.TU' arid Harris' l-t lrand. tur tock of pur Old Rourln and Rye. Whisky, i. lare and well m-b-rtcd. all of liii h wa offer on g'l term to th WVftern nnd S-a tbcrn trade. SOfK, WICKS A CO., Main tn.it. Wholesale Tolacro Auen er. No. ."It Main street, Lulville, Ky. We are iiow r"--iiii ur iievr tm k of Virginia and Kentucky Tobac;s, which wr offer low to the tr.nl. HOLLAND'S TOUACCO. Kiupr Pcrniiuni nraud ......."-fKl Röxe. T. J. Holland, No. t 17."' i Jatb Strad-r lji b C. L. Holland......... .............. 11 b s. R. f .r r ......... .. ------------- -T .. t-tII0 lo C. 5. Ibdlnnd w 11. n 7 do Fxtra l'anake ....,.. 2 Keg. Fxtra Fi-il TwKt....M U) Dutt. Ifn Appl: Twist . ..... n d Wail and Uro. Tw it....M 7 d Coldrii Ago rU' )ke Boxes. LANtHlOUN'S TOBACCO. t;M Leaf Kxtra................ 3o Putts, J. !X aMbt,HMtMiMINMIMt0tIIINI T ftO J. A. CL do H A K K IS' TOBACC., SulUna ...... ... T5 Cat!'. People' Favorite , .. (41 1Ub. do do , -..........1(10 Cat;. fiiune Cck -jt Cater, Luxury tf the IVple... ......... SO Kck. Apricot . 30 h John Smith .. Cates. R015FKTS TOBACCO. K. M. Sn-a.1 . 120 Bses. F. W. Barton K5 do K'tlaTta' ltt . 30 do Pluh Roll -i Butta. KENTUCKY AND .MISSOURI T0BAfX.fi Kidjc Basett a tt. ...... , 70 Butts. Basett'a yt V - 50 d do .10"l do VV.n.lfolk" piiiid and 0 lutu. Old Buck II 40 do lo do r A j . ItX) Cjte. do do Cattle 150 FkCs. Hr,,,d f .....,. 000 Box ! 511 . jly3 3w Hex.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

BT TBK t. 4 W. LIKE. Horrible Accident. Cincinnati, Sept. 7. p. m. This niorninsr as a train of cars on the Hamilton and Dayton Road was passing the turnpike near CumminsTille, it ran into a carriage, containing D. P. Fcsscnden, wife and two nieces. The carriage was shattered to pieces. Mrs. Fcsscndea wa caught by the cow catcher and carried 100 yards and picked up a corpse. The others "were thrown from the mrrhige with great force and severely injured. Daytos, Sept. 7. r. m. Two young men, sons cf Dr. Rittey, of this vicinity, in attempting to drive over the track of the Dayton and Western road were ann into by a train. The younger brother, Lewis Rittey was thrown 40 feet and instantly killed. The other escaped slightly injured. New Vork, Sept. 7. r. m. A collision occurred this morning on the Fiskill aud Hudson River Railroad, between a freight nnd iassenger train. Two cars of the frvight train were demolished and its engineer killed. Two or three on the other train were killed and several wounded. Worcester, Mass., Sept. 7. p. v. The Republican Convention assembled this morning and John A. Andrew, of Boston, was selected to pretide. Cor. Danks was nominated for re-election by acclamation. (Jul. Schuyler, of Doston, was selected as Chairman of the Committee on Resolution. New York, Sept. 7. p. st. The fourth story of the store of J. G. & L. Decker, No. 31 Front street, gave way last evening, under too great weight. The second and third floors were carried with it and the buil liu was almost entirely destroyed. PiTEsnt ßc;, Sept. 7. p. st." River .0 inches aud filling. Weather clcnx and wflTiii. Cincinnati Maikef. ClXCTNXATI, Sept. 7. P. M. Flour dull and prices nominal, sales unimportant. Wheat is very dull; demand limited except at u material decline. The exjxjrt deniand h.n -a.sV. Whisky uuchangwl; 1,200 biijs sold ai 'Jl. No change in provisions. Money easier, Lwith moderate ileinninl. Kxihauge lull at premium for Lastern. Xe York Marfcet. New Vkk, Sept. 7 m. Flour very heavy, and .rf 1 1 lower ; Pale of 100 bills, ut II TOi 4 40 for unsound; 5 50 for super.; 5 4oe,,3 50 for extra Stale ; 5 00(5 jo for suer. Western; market c lor i ng dull, with downward tendem v. Canadian flour dull and drooping ; sales of 1,000 hbls. at : .0(.t,C 00 lor common to choice extra. Wheat tjuiet, aud scarcely s firm; prices are without material change; 30,000 Luh. sold ; 1 20 for Xew York winter red ; 1 -J8 tor lair white Michigan ; 1 40 for white Kentucky; 1 17(3,1 18 for red Southern; 1 3.V,1 45 for w hita Southern. Rye steady ; sales of 3,000 bush, at 70. Barley didl tit 02'i;7.r. Com is lower: pales of 25,000 bushTnt G7(o72 for unsound; 82(7 S3 for while; 97 for yellow Southern. Oats are plenty and dull, at 46(7749 for State; 52(f 53 for Western. Whisky firm and in gool deniaml ; snles of 700 Lids, at 24tV23. l'ork is scurcclv so firm. Nothing doing in, leef hams and pri.ne mess Uef. Cut meats are steady ; sales of 100 hhds. at 8jr. 8J for hams ; C't.6 for slioublt r. Lard firm ; sales of 000 IlI at 11J(t.11I. Rutter is iu moderate reiuet, at 12 17 for Ohio. Cheee stead v. Hetroit, Sept. 7 p. . The 24th annual meeting of the Amcr can Hoard of Foreign Mismuus opened at 4 r. M. to-tlay at tiie lirt rresoyterian ä 1 I ? . I ' ! II 1 If wnurcu 111 iu:s city. 1 ue Jicv. Murä 1101kins, 1). I), in the Chair, who called the Rer S. C. Aiken to lead the devotional services. The Imuv was filled. At the Coinmetictment of the exercises, the Treaurer reported the ret-cipts fnni nil sources at 3.340 18; expenditures, 3,720 41; leaving with the debt of the previous year, $408 70. Two corMrate members and five missionaries had died during the ytar. Nineteen new mi.s.-ionaiies had gone out. New Orxaax, Sept. fi p. sr. .Cotton sales of 800 lales. Flour udvaacing, quotes nt $6. New Youk, Sevt. 7 m. Tbc steamer Fulton from Havre and ('owe arrived shortly U-fore ttoon. Her news h;i mainly leeu tintieiputed ly the despat Ii Irom Cape R ue, puhiished .Mon-lay moiuing. The teamer Vatulerluiilt from New Yrk arrived nt ('owes onthemoruingof the 25th. The Fulton jmsfied the Aragu cn the 2oth, 50(j miles Iron 1 Cores. The vcterau actor Hurley is dead. During the military review near Vienna, a Hungarian regiment, lircd a lull cartridge into a regiment, killing tlir'e an! onnding eight others. The demand for money at London, on Tuesdav. the 24th ultimo, was onlr modcrate. The funds closed very firm at ft'.pfm J'! an improvement on previous dates. Philadelphia Market. I'KILADELI'IIIA, Sept. 7 M. Flour unchanged; sales for export of fresh ground superfine made from new wheat at 3 02, and some Western extra at C 50 - Nothing dM!ijr jn rye rloirr r cum meal. It is quoted at 4 00 -rbbl. Wheat steady with less offering; sales of 2,500 bush, at 1 I8(Vl 30 for fair and prime Pennsylvania and Southern red ; and 1 10 for good white. Rye steady, at 78(3,80 for old, and 70 for new. Corn iu limited requet, but supplies come forwanl slowly ; sales of 1,000 bush, yellow at 8 iu store. Oats are unchanged ; sales of new I e laware ut 44. Whisky is unsettled ; sales in bbls. at 20 for Ohio, "and 25 for Penu. Ctnclunatl Market. Cincinnati .Sept. 7 m. Flour dull; demand limited and local. No sales of imiorUnfX'. Whisky unchanged. Limited demand for provisions ; 50,0 0 bulk sides sold at 8r. packed. Flax setfd has advanced to 1 40, and is iu go.nl demand. River falling slowly. Weather clear. Thermometer 78. Rlrer and 'Weather. PiTTSBum;, Sept. 7 m. River 21 inches by the metal mark and falling. Weather clear. Mcreurv 78. Lost. I lot, yesterday, sjme paper, consistiug of packages coutaiuiug pill receipts and accounts for A. J. White ii Co., New York, also Cuiustock k Pro's, ncexiunts.These papers are valueless to auy om-Jbut the owner, aud any one finding said papers and leaving them at Keller k Whites or at the Sherwood Houe, will be lib.Tally rewarded. W. P. MORSE.

Alarming tw Lawyers. j The Young Men's Christian . Association j

of Pittsburg hare adopted a po'icy which must be alarming to the lawyers of that I city. At a recent meeting resolutions were l adopted for the appointment of a committe j of arbitration, before whom the members of the association, and all others who may I wiih to have their personal differences set- , r I ueu, m obedience to Christian rules, may j . n-..! oruig their matters of controversy. A Pitts- : burg correspondent of a religioua paper, ! wruing on me SUDjeci, says : ine OOJCCX OI mis movement li to oien ... the way for a more general observation of the mj unctions plainly given by Paul, in the sixth chapter of his first Epistle to the Cor inthians. It has long been a disgrace to those calling themselves Christians, that, in stead of an attempt amicably to settle their differences, as thoso who have renounced the world and become brethren ia Christ, they "go to law" with each other, "and that before unbelievers." Religion Among the Slaves. There are as many slaves within tho folds of the church in the South, in proportion to the population, as there are white person?, and more in proportion to numbers than ! 1 there are of the white imputation at the North: rounrtil w ith th Methodist Church South, are.... ooo.nno Meth.irtist, North, in ViiginLiand Maryland LVWO Slbvbinary and Hanl-fhcll P.iptiHta.........17ä.niiO tld School PrebytTi.iiis.....M P2,ll New School Preshyterians snpitoacd.. &,Q CuinUrland Prrspyterian... V,'" 0 Protestant Fpicfalinn .. 7. Campliellitea. r christian C'burch.. ....... ...... 10.0l All other .-ct coiul-iiu-d . M.. 20,010 Total colrrd membership Foutb 1S.V0O0 It is a safe calculation to say that fArt? for every one connected with "the churches attend divine serriee on the Lord's Day. In the extreme Southern States there are more, for the owners and overseers require them, iu many instances, to turn out to preaching generally. Then the four hundred and sixty-five thousand multiplied by three give 113 on million three hundred and nintty-Jlre tkvu'itnd. slaves ia attendance ou divine service iu the South every Sabbath. Power ok the Catholic Hisiiop. The Catholic Archbishop of St. Louis not only governs Missouri n IJishop, but h:l, 13 Metropolitan, authority over the following States and Territories, the Uishops of which fire his suffragans: The States of Tennessee, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iow.i, Minnesota, and the Territories of Kansas, Nebraska, New Mcxicui, and the Indian Territory. The Catholic Dishops of these States and Territories met in the Cathedral of that city, on last Sunday morning, the opening of their Second Provincial Council. tff The State election in Vermont comes off to-d ty. The Republican majority is so strong in the State that the election is a mere form, and the event attracts but little attention any where. The following arc the candidates : irrtHitiAX. nrwirfstTic. For Gov'nor, lliland Hall, Henry Key, Lieut. Guv. Fa-nham Martin, Wyllv. Lwnan, I reamtrer, Henry M. Bate, Ja. T. Th ir.ti ii. Cougrem, K. P. Walton. V. G. Katinu. Justin .. Morrill, K. B. Ch.iv, Homer E. Rojxr, W.H.H.U'i.uaui. AmLKICAN' STEAMSHira FOR ClIINA. Two large steamships are building in New Vork, expressly for the China trade. As the open ing of the rivers of China may be exjurled to follow the late treaty of ieace with England aud France, giving the like advaiitages to other uations, we may expect to find American genius and enterprise aetite wherever a ship can wake he-id way. Teeaty witr Nicaraoca. Gen. Jerez the new Minister from Nicaragua appears not to have been clothed with any power to assent to any changes of the Cass-Yrissari Treaty, tw negotiated and returned to Washington. In its present shape it will not. l accepted by our Government, and General Jerez, (a? before stated,) docs not seem empowered to make it acceptable. The Uritlsh Government is a1out sending a corjis of Engineers to Vancouver's Island to build bridges anl erect suitable block houses for the reception of gold and a!. to organize a militia. y Forty-eight shires, the pr.jHTtr of a Mrs. Hester Dlanchard, of l'.iyette county, K, have been cmancipateil ly the will rd" that lady. Twenty-six of the forty-eight arc children. The Markels. Hvnnsville Wholesale .Market. HI TTER, V ft. BEANS, white r BEESWAX, lb It It X 51 K A 1 b; rVt V CHEESE, H. (!f.4 PROVISIONS' Bacon (hog r'd,) lcon . r-... t a Shoubb-rs. P i 7 Ham, ng. cured . Ham, plain, lb... (n r.mvaswd... f-rll POTATOES ioM)..iiot,e. PLASTERS Cement, b. Si 12'. !, Ü Calf. Plajiter. it L'd Plaeb r, toDtb. .r I'tica Lira m Whit SniimI, bb!. t ii t r.t Rio, i-otu'n, lh, prin, lh. .lava, D IC'ivrn CA M I. Star...Opal ... (a. P-21 Siiniiii-r j rcMfl ..1.1 EGGS, dozen- if FLOI'R. bJ.I 4 7 FISH 5 lackered SALT laikr, MJ 1" Kanawha i) . i. bb....:LSUir1350M GAn, N. o O'-pIU No. 2, '.J bbl S7 0II, " rrttshc! ."..Fl No. ::. bbl 12otiMl2.-i. Pulv M No. :i';id $(J5n L-af.. Kit Ex (t SEEliS t-.t f White KWi. 83 e7r:i .ri Cb.vrr n' n.le. !ldd -i : TiiiM-Ibv, b. f l SIVÄ2 76 FRUITS j Blia-Gnt-a, bunoalc. Dril Apples , , Flax bush.... reach., bun (ir SO VPFEATHERS, lb. ! G.rrm.in GRAIN I IaJiu Corn, luh r.i .1 ToBAt Wheat, buah ...'iff 1 On Kclifn. ky, IT Rye, bush Virginia, Ib.. :.t, bit. (3.1 IIa..) rft 0 TALLOWHAY, ton 1 On' Kc uJ' Ted HIDES, (Irj) 10eVl2 Roughs WOOL l'reied. cwf Tnb washed. Molasses l Puiit .. m ! N. Orb-ant, pal... (it uv'r Hwii.se ..45 fdln Symp..... (t i Fleeer Ex. Fleece... Unwashed. i WHISKY RETAIL MARKET. BCTTER. lb n BEANS, quart 5 CORN MEAL, bush MO; CHEESE, .. -12.: Coffee "j R io, coin uvn 1 . Ground........... i Java, Ih tionc. : Laguyra, ground,.lb EGGS, do ir ii. ...10' FLOUR, bbl 5'Söl Snck, 0 Ib 2 00 FISH , LARD. If. 11 Molasses New Orb-aur. gal O-'i Sugar Uoil.-e, gal b Go.l-n Svrup. ..... PROVISIONS B-con aides. If) ..1'1 hou!dcr 0 llaais, fug cured, lb 1 1 plain, lb 11 " anvaast, lb... Iriel Ib)ef. pertt) 1 Potatoes, i.ush...si W bite Fib, !b 3ta.kvrtL N.J. 1, lue ea. ' SALT, aack, lb PKtrE SUGAR N'.-w (.irk-anK, lb. Nu. 2, lb i Col, Hi .....7 ) FRUITS i Giern Apple? ') iTi-d bu5 ..l P .12V. ....1 ..i;. i -si Clarifle! ii.r C nil-hcj wt..D, c-rd

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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

jP. . 9jri.J?l, " Cm., oi.lt jjsu TABLISHEI WIIARFBOAT, Kvanaviil. Indiana. Storape, Forwardinp. and Conimisw Mrn-hants, general Railroad, Steaml-oat, and Ex-pn-a Agent, Special Agents fur tbs PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD, and connections over which ws are authorized to give through receipts at the loweet possible rat. Ilsvlne a mammoth wharf boat st the lamllnr. ,h. rKr .on b Klr- P?1.01 stor,n aud protecting all merchandize liable to lamave from ntir, an priantd to facilitate the dwpatch of all conaignmonta, forwar Jtnl to our crc, Dy eithr RAILROAD OR CANAL. PartL,nlar attention laid to Rfivin. Storin .. . . ' o ana lorw-araing, aio, to ue Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to us for sale, and satifictfon guaranteed. Office and extensive. Warehouse on Water treet, adjoining the Telegraph, and on th Wharf tost, where we are to be found, attending to the Interests of our patrons at all hour, day and night. With our superior facilities; longstanding; untirlug energy; and knowledge of our busin-, we feci confidvut of giving general at induction, and hope to merit a continue mce of the extensive patronage vc are now enjoying. Liberal cnah advances will bo male on allconniganieiita to eithr onraelrcs or rorreiKndcnta in any of the principal markets. North. Faint or South. P. C. O'RILEY & CO. P 8. HOUi Kl, MtKCßilfl.YtJ, FORWARDING ANOCO.MMIS5ION .MERCHAN. Wate Stkf.ct. Lvansvillf. Imia. Thankful for th patronage heretofore so liberallv "tn.Jw,; me, I tg to ay to my O rem River and Wttban friend that I am tili on the ground, ready aud willing to give their coneignuients close atten tion.. Particular attention given t th forwarding of 1 olieco, l'ork, Lurd, Bacon, Catka add general Merchandize, v . niriS-T.m V'sYM.V . .mTVHKLI, K 4o., It Km CEIVINÜ. FORWAKOIXO AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Water treet, between Main and I-oeij.t. EVAXSVILLE, INDIANA. Particular attention riven to th forwarding of general Merchandise and Produce, by River, Canal, or Railroad. ncl4-Cn JÄOH'.V T JMK.TIJ.V, KKt'KifJLm INtJ. FORWARDING AND GENERAL . COMMISSION MERCHANTS, A:iit for Kananlin Salt t'oiupniir, Ktaiixv ili, Indiana. Wr have furntd a co-pat tiWkhip under the style of Broux t Airm as, and offer our M-rvices in the capftcit.v ai set forth in our card abov. We ar fullr vreport-! to nxteml every fucilitr to hipper, rith.r by CANAL, RIVER, or RAILROAD, and asst.vc them that f heir intenwts lull la faithfully represented. FbouIJ thty b pierced to favor Ufl with their (irmMgii. ottic and Warrhouan ou th corner of Main t. and the Canal. VM. BROWN. W. M. A IK MAN, Lat of Howard 4c Brow n. Late of FOSTER, A Co. Jan22-tf Mf i.l.VJK &TOItJUK.l have a lariru dutlu Warehouiw at tli Canal Itaiu, rni-abl cf atoriUK any amount or pnxluce. wUicb will to receivrd, stored, taken car of and hrM mtlject to the owners order iu most reaaonabl term. P. . O'RILEY. mhiC-tf Ä1TOKJOK It 'J.VTA'W W. ar .reml ' to more in our Fire Proof Warehouse, anv jiuuitiiy cf Grain, Produce, or Merchandize, on th most UDenu terms. Having large aud airy rwoma up atair. iartieuhr C3re will he taken of Ilouwhold Furniture, Agricultural Impleiiii'iiti and all kind f goods or wares liable to damagn from damp r ruat. I M.unince eflvcted at tli Iwweat Are proof rates, by Hie month, or loinp-r wbn dewired. Wart lioiii loeaft on Corner of laicusf tre.-t and W. aud E. Canal, and moat eonvcnivnl fur hippiug bv River or Railroad. Applv to ap-JS ;E0. FOSTER A CO. RAILROADS AND EXPRESS. H-V1LLK AND CRAW fords vile Railroad, C( f- K"3:-ei?"Xt On and after Monday, July l-lu, loo, the train on this road will run a followa: Tho up mail will leavo Kvaiivville at 9 A. ? : VlncenueH 12.10, aud arrive at Terre Haute at 3 P. M. a heretofore. (Dinner both at Yiuccuu' and Terrs Haute.) The down mail w 111 l.siv Terre TTaut at 3 aVi P. M.: ViiKvnnea CXI, and arrive nt Evauaville at '.i.lO P.M. (SiiiN-rat Vimvuiies.) THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN BETWEEN EVANSVILLE AND V INCENSES. On Tu'riay, Thunalayi and Saturday rnly. Will leave Vincennes at 6.W A. M. and arrivs at EranHVill at 10.15 A. M. Will leave Evauville at 1.D0 P. M. and arrive at Viiirennea at 5..'.7 P. Jf. BETWEEN VINCENNES AND TERRE II A PTE. On Monday, Wednewlay aeJ Fridays only. Will b-ave Vi'nccunus at n.OO A. M. and "arrive at T rre Haut at I11..VO A. 51.; will leave Terra Haute at 1.4i P. 51. and arrive at Vim t'tuies at CM V. 51. JOHN INGLE, JR., Sup't. J'JW m rWVtajSiSto'MtJ TO II "J!ST II "Jill JL We beg to call th attention of Merchant, buying or onWing their fall stork from the EMcri'i cities, to the superior advauUig and ticililie d tbo Baltimore and Ohio Ilallrond, for the aafe and rAfiy traitoportation ol 1 n-.(chs to Evanaville aud vicinity, (ouncctioim are ui.tl with the moft reliable Railroads and Steauisliiii. i River ronte horten! and imiirovd by completion t Farkrurph. Thruugu rate lower than iy any thr rout. Apply tu M. PoTTia, Boston; B. F. KrtLV, Philadelphia; C. F. PscvtrL, Nw Yrk; J. T. EnoI.!i. Baltimore, for informafin or through rat, r to GEO. FOSTER & Co., Freight A-ent. CTiirr Iiocuat livet anil Canal, Evaiwvili, ludiaua. j.v-il rWIM.n'S KXi'UKSS fO.WPAVr.JE N K W A II UA XC. KM EXT. The Ansa's ExeRiis CoaPASt rtiiie-t fully announce to their tri ml ami patrn, the puMic f Evaiiirvill and vicinity, that, with Iiicrv.i?iil ti ili-ti-for th trairMrta:ion f v 1: k 1 i 11 r , v a r k a g t: s , M t -V E 1 .1 .V i P A J. r A it i. ns . They aolicit a continuance of former fivor. Es. t -i-l.il rare takwu In the ccllisrtlon ! I'.HIs, liratt, ! No s, nmt the iransjMirtai ion of 11111II nnd valitibb: j pa k:ge. All a-rii winhing to avail theiuelve cf th fa- , eilitia-s f Iba Kxpr-, en 11 .-t-t:in utiv li"sirs inforj m.ilioii in n . n iiir to the li'iil.n mel let.-iil d the : bufitM-ne, at I li ir Ottii- on Fir.st hlr--!, M-tws'ii I 51 in and l.wif , "f jxsstti- tl- l'ot nT..-'. i I 1 G. II. Flsll. Agnif. 1 rSMIOJt.t M JL Sf.l'TM. .V, AGENT Foil o 1. 1: ' Fat nrinc rnfta. VariUbU. .. (. f.etly Frak Slala. Tary raqaira aa Wai,Sol4erar a prv.nMM, mi taatantlr. Ml ar Der ni: Mltl aas töM aav ! art forth part rar uaaU4. All kaJa at Was aad VBot an .qui It diMrMabla aai aaearuua la hi kr. la l-rMrotiar tka articia tl. ,..k'. L. kalbiar Ui Wrl. ia aa Intalli .. Htianla. ka, mam Rr rrnaM if HTmtil Saiine a. cawuar aa4 frmrurml mn wha bav xamii:4 Ihamaav tktjr viUMnta faalt. Th aratmr ia aa an .aiinlv r n. M U p.r. IuO'm (am tt Imji parfMUr .tt.l aod aaaoi lernr rpreat aot M yv rum rakn wMld Soaa aay athar Caa. Tkia ariacipta haa Mo4 ih. mmt tor M'rl vaara, aa4 tb kwt artitttta of th.ir ahn U that taaaa M aav bias aaa a.ticla will a aa elitär. ra warraDt4 a rnrael4, aa4 la arery ailara Ik. axaiav will W r,(nl 1 as Jan ar U na-ia ml para whtta mair. P . cl mtit-j ar vary lra aa4 will la a nf4iuaa. a aa aaid caa äfftet taa .a. .1. Tha wkaia tea oT Jm Jar i. wpmm ; tbay (aa aaa arUaia tb ataar la - mint la kiar. aaliabl SaraetiaBa far Mtatagap ail kind, of Caa'aal'j. wiU aacaaapaay LUeral dlaooant to the trade HP P. H TII UK, V ., C.WJIO.V MM AND FORWARDING 31ERCIIANTS, No. 01 Pvgilras Strf-t, ' NEW ORLEANS. LA. EnfmMfchnt Aprir, löiJ. r. p. rTttri . rtt. atiKsiN'.: R. S. Iloaard, , Evanaville, Ii. luiia; AlLu-i Howe-, Kvatiavile, Indiana; A. M. Plodpa A Son. Newburgh, Indiana ; Minor a Hade. Newburgh. Indiana; II. D. Ncwcunihj Brother, Louisville, Kentucky; D.S. Benedict it Rn, Iuiarille, Kentucky; Tliorna Ifctiiforth. Secretary, New Albany limursu" Co., New Alban v, Indiana; R. Siuipun J Co.; New Alttany, Indiana ; W. II. Catlia, Henderson, Kentucky; R. G. lw-vtrly, ll?nder.n. Kentucky ; James Montgomery, Prcxton Bro. B.ink, Ji ffenaiu-vill.-, Indiana ; Merrett Campbell and Co.,t. Iuis, 51 o. jySl-ly tore and aor aali bv ai.3 20 J. W. VICKERT A Co. Vjv.viv xoea.vft-xo.ooo fkkt M. No. 1 drecl Pint Florinr, in yard and fvr sals by JOHN F. GIjVfcH. a:ir1l rern-r5fsin tnd vrnth irt-tr.

STEAMBOATS.

TT OFMSriLtlE, XVJA'SflLLK, JLrfAND 3IEMPIII3 KEGULAK WEEKLY PACKET. jfSKfm The T-ow Prenre Steamer SOTTn -t-lGse-ERNER, G. W. Ttirt.rrT, Coir. ?jÄ.-VL "kernandrf J. .B. Auch., Clert leaves Louitrill r?r7 Wednesday at Sr..; leav-t Memphis erery Satnrday at 0 r. .; leaves Evanprira far Lonisrills every Monday at 5 r. leaves Evantw ille fi Blemrihis erery Thursday at II a. x . S.Vfay Bnalnees solicited aud attendeiP Jo at same rates as charred by Packet. . jan21-tf P. C. O'RI LEY A CO., Agents. JE TR I-WEEKLY MAIL LIKE. Steamer ALIDA, leaves Evansvill, ertry 5Iouday, WedefKiay and t noay at s a. m. Leaves Paducah every Tuesday, Thnrsday and Saturday, at 9 a. a. Connecting at Evanavill with E. 4C.R.R. for all points North and Eatt. an t with packets for Louisville, Walah and Green Rivers. At Paducah with packets for Saint LouU, 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 cii&rged bv tt jatcket J. li. Done. jiyS-tjindAw 6 mTIOJItl-'OMT, HPK Kit J.VIt SJPEm TY," RegularSt. Louis and Louisville Packets, LIGHTNING LINE. rytr ioe touow-ing boats nave com-?lfr-menced their rem 1st trins in th Louiiville and St. Loots trade, and will continue to run during the season, riving particular attention tc all war business. The FASniON, CAPT. 1. . MASTIX, Passes Franaville, ging down every Tuesday mom ing, and np very Fridar morning. Tbs HIGHFLYER, carr. tbos. weicht, Pomss Evans villr, going down, every Tnursd.iT morning, and up everr Monday mornlrx. LOCISVILtE AND ST. Lol IS Passengers and shippers can rely upon tlre boats leaving pnnctnally on their regular days, and connecting with all thejiackots running above St. Louis Fr freight or passage apply on borrd or to mar!7 P. G. O 1.1 LEY CO. It KfitIIK KfJ'Sl'lLLMS JJS'It LOUISVILLE PACKET. fTSOi The JOHN BRIGGS 111 hereafter iUTzrnn regularly as a Louisvill. and Evannville Parket: having excellent aceommodation for rassengers. Sli will Itfur Evanville every Wednesday and Saturday afU noon at 5 o'clock, precisely. N. If. COBB. Maatvr. mar2S P. M. GARDNER. CTk. TF.tJUJR LOViSl'ILLi:, JIANSVILLK AND HENDERSON' HACK KT. Tli STEAMER fCIOTO, NO 2, will leave Evansvillc every Ta?sday at fi o'clock, p. it- and ftnr. day at 12 o'clock, r. m., fur ll-n1crson and I.o. . isvill. Anvmnml.ttiKmi xeeM-nt. br2T Iß Floorinc Mill, Swiid street. letwen C'bestuut an 1 Cherry, tbralera ia Lumber and ninnnf.ict U-n-ra of Ikjors, Shutters. Blinds, Sash, Door and Windnr Frame. JfonWing cf every iz. Flooring, Weatherboardingr. tshelvine, Mnntlea, riae PiluU , Gieen-house Sash, and Chain Pump Tl.b'np. A LiTge assortment of Sab, Blind, Do.n. M juldi.np aud Painr Tubing, conotautly on hand. Alao, ready worked Flooring of all kind. Prona about to erect buildings ia the Southern or Western country, considering: th low rat of freifflit by river, railroad and canal will find it to their interest to purchase at our etalliiinmii?, where they can be applied with all the carpnter'a work, read r-made, of acaaoned lumber, fur the tinifh of luil'iiiifr. Our work i not ma-'o ns nil f.u tory work, Ith tenons half war through, but it is framed in the am manner a if made by band. Saw ing of rö kind done on short notice. Tcnu cash, unlet otherwise njjreed nrion. my21-tf '. STEELE t ITUXNEL. W-Shle; Bucket, Bask'.ts, Wahboard, Clolhus Pins, Clothes Line. Red Cord, Scrub Bruche, Shn lirushc. Stove Bruobes, llor Brush, Wall Bruth-s, Cotton 5Li, Cotton Batting, Jlatcy.c, Fire Kindlers, Ac, Ac. For al I r oug3l J. W. VICKERY A Co. mmoTtvi: to K.m.uirus ZTsrii W HAY T'E J ERS. The unJerignd would reäpectfully Inform the Hay Growers and TValers that be baa purchased the right to make and sell Peiuiiaton'u Portable liar Fre in Vanderburgh and Warrick eounti-, and is now ready to receive order for Presat-s, which he will promptly All and set np, and warrant tt perform all that ia n-rre-eiitcd. Persoii wanting Pretwa-s would do welt t call on the underkigm-d and examine the model and the principle upon which they work, requiring lcs I sm wer and haml and doing more work and better than any other Prem in uae, for anything like tbs money, and take np but little room. f hop on Scond lret between Oak and Mnll-er-ry, Evanavilla. 13. DYSON. je-,1md.tv Jtr.tciii.VKJMiiji jioasn Sil OK ft 1 'JL The Tror Iron and Nail Fartorr. at Tmiv. i., uave in nry nura n s Improved Home Shoe Machine-. rv now in nrcesfii Gi.'infion I and are pn pared to execute or- rl der for IIore and Male Shoe. W of anv weicht and iwtfern. at a - price but little nt-ov the pries of Horn Mjoe Iron. The quality of the Iroa used ia thee ho is warranted in every respect. Tin ho-s have bort tpproved of, and are now ued by tho United States G vernmeut exilusively, as aUo by ni.uiy of tha piiiicfiMtl Stage and Omuibni Conipunk and Horsa Mioers throiiKhout tho country. Tb-w sboe can l purchased through the prin ipal Hardware and Iron Store in thn t'uifed au.ei. OrJers addressed to the ulscriber, at Troy Tillage, will receive prompt attei.tion. W.M. y. BURDEN, Agent, "Pf-lr Troy, N. Y. mIJ'i: KlnUKU.-m sbecrilsr would JL respect rully call the attention of cari nters and builders to Ins atnrk of Pine Lnmtcr, w hich ia ou; of the large! ai.d lsi.4 t err yarded in this city. Pricis as low aa the Pr,t. tinier corner Main and S-venth street. JOHN" F. CLOVER. J'J1 6f KOCV.KIKS .f.VJ rXQl'ISlUiVS. TEVAXriVILLE, INI. WH"r..sAiE Dj .fit merit, Fir-t ttr.-t, tvt b rx fnm Kdn; Retail I jsirtnicur, 5Iain titit, f.r.t der ia-low li.e Ciflirr. . 11. Cook lies to tliank bis friend in Evanaville and neighborhood, for their tav4-a so lively l'towedon bim fince he ; Ixeu in biiine among flu til, fill Like thi apjsii ttmity of introducing t tlieir notice hi mu. 5Ir. II. A. Cik,li"iii bob t:iken into artuersliip from thi date, and solicit for the new firm of Z. II. took A Sin, acoiitiriuatiru of the MipMrt lilrrlly erinforreil n hitice lf. Z. II. Cn.c & Sou, liavii.p taken the l-nrin-ptviuiees and tircliUMil lite whok' to k tif 51r. M. W. Foster, f el n.nfi.I. tit that they will I enabled to Mi ily tin- ritieii .f Kvunaville with every art i . l-ili'-v iniy i-iure in tii Grocery ar.d pMiion line. Z. Ii. Cook L Nu wi-h efjxvially to draw tl attention .f rx'i-soiis in the cm. try hating rodiKe f any kin.l i i I;.jhw of, tu tiieir increa.s d f aciiifr f'T t::kint? fi Tliu'r Hoik, ai d ni ,ilvin thin at th' ir store, v.illi nil nriii Lo rt.(iiirvd in the whole, aal l.'partmetit, t prix-s that must iuvire their onlers for the futiirv. f-L2-tf p n I z K t o t j: i ry tt'uoii: - who alfta rio,- lor titm NEW YORK V.'LLKLY PRESS, A B-siitifully I1!u:raled Family Newspaper. The Nw York V.sikly Pres s one of :h lresi r.nd t literary jaja n c-i the Uy. A !i- Vn-trto out.iijiing Twenty pH(t-s. r .Xiy Columns. f entertaining matter; and Elcgauliy lUuntralt cid y Week. A Gift w rth hm ce-t to f 100 will re sent to each ulcriiT on . renipt of the nilKrij ti.u money. Tra?!: On copy f..r one y.-ir, ami 1 gif 2 no Thn-? copiea one yr, ai"l 3 yif; 0 e live c: pic one a ear, and 5 gi.'t 7. (0 T.n copies ouc y -nr, cul Id gifts 15 CI Twent) tne copies on year, i.üd Vi gift UlO riy r.rsdian ruberiter nn.st -nd 2ü rents each In ' addition to th: aVve rat.-s, to ay t"je Amerir&n p.fta,., which luiist irr pn;-paM. The article to be d;trilup-d are rcm;ruoJ in the f llowing list : 1 C. S. Trcxrfiire Note SI 000 o0 1 2 do do lo 6W uo each. i bv !- Jj 2)0 00 each. Jo d0 ,l, t each Fat-i.t Lvr Hunting Cased Watchc.....Cl: O 20 Gold Watches - 75 00 .VJ do ft (i BO do , . bo (1 .'00 Ladies Gold Watches 55 Jut t ilver Hunting Caard W atche......... r5 (O Silver Wat lit ..tii ) Vr 20 OO l.mo Cul l Guard, Veat and l ob Chain jo ftft to SO 00 I Gold Pens and P nci! 5 t- 15 trtdd Locket. Bracelet. Brorh-, Far I'roj, Fias, CuS rib. S;te Button. liint, M.irt SC 11.I, Watch Ky, Gold and Silver TkfmWen, and. a variety of other articles trtlt fnm CO cents to ft 15 on each. On receipt f th snrrtption money,tI. uberiber'a name will I catered ujmn our o'. rpiite a number, and the c-it comniaidiug Ith Uit number will be f.rar.l-s within ouc week to l.iai, by mail or eipr-s, ,oit-paid. Thcra ia n iUi r hmirluir nor lottery aliout tb . aljor. aa everr iilincrilvr U sare of a I'rize of vaj. ue. . We prefer to luk lb: liU-ral rltribiif ion amng theiu intvol rd lrT o-nin.lsion f Agent, givjng t the iibaeiitfr the.amom.t that would go to the Agent, and iu niau 1. i.'iu-. d.-cd fold nw.re. DANIEL ADKE, ruLU lir. apl2-tm 211 CuBire troct. New York. ' "jra.VJV ILflOKM Y Nlll.y ULKS-Z . Jf! to BUILDtit- AND CAl'.l'ENTLItsS. ThiiTibr baa bought out tiie interest, of K. II. Rennetf, in b Lnml-T Yard, near Kratz Jt lieillnian Fi-und'Ty. lie now oSsrs his n-xk at s, eh"p -ri.s l-ir c h. ilyl-nw JA WINSON.

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