Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 37, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 21 September 1858 — Page 2

" EVANSVILLE, IND. TT

tCWDAT MOUSING , .8EPT. 21 . - ...Tb Meeting t Ktwbarg. - On Saturday, three or four hundred of the hardy and i$dopendent voters of Warrick count, assembled at Newburg to listen to Fpeechea from Mr." Laird, "candidate forthe State Senate, and Gen. Jo. Lane, the Sena tor elect, from . Oregon, and at present the volunteer cauva-sser for Niblack in this Congressional District. Mr. Laird epoke with great force and effect as an anti-Lecompton Democrat. After expressing many sound vicwa upon State policy, and declaring his opposition to bank?, he took up the theme of general politics the Kansas policy of the Administration, and the Bill English bill. The most striking point he made in, this EOt effective part of hi3 speech, waa reading from English's speech made in March last, that portion of it, in which he declared that the vote by the people of Kansas in January, rejecting the Lecompton Constitution had annihilated it and rendered it null and void as a rejected instrument. That rota, Lfl saiJ, tock away all its rital force; it was a dead Constitution that conld not be resuscitated by any power on earth. 1 Yet in less than thirty days after, tbi. tame Mr. English introduced a bill into Conres3 to thrust this rejected, dead and offensive Constitution tack upon the people of Kansaj, well sugared over with bribes to induce them foVaccept the abortion. The thing that waa so dead in March according to bis own theory of popular rights that no power on earth could revive it, he attempted to dig up, restore to life, and bind the people of Kansas under it, by his fa mous bill. The most corrupt federalis uever had the hardihood to sustain such an act in Congress, as to take a rejected Constitution, made null and void according to English's own declarations and urge it by bribery rtpon a people who had condemned and spurned it. The inconsistency of English views in March and his conduct after the entry of the Nebraska land in April, was made to appear so palpable ami gros, that an expression of indignant contempt spread itself over the countenances of the whole audience. Mr. Laird gave way, by courtesy, before he had finished his addrcss,to Ger. Jo. Lan , who occupied the stand for two hours and a hil with & verbatim repetition of tbo speech he made at the Court House in this city, and which has been reiterated at every point in the district where he could get aa audience. It is a very tiresome and injudicious collection of Lccoinpton Kcw!paporial crudities, that have been afloat for six months, in the administration journals. The only portion of it that is the Ceucral's, was the fulsome and absurd laudation of Duchanan, who, in the cstetm of Gen. Joe, is the "greatest raU riot," the greatest statesman," the greutest man," thc greatest Democrat," and" the "greatest of the greatest," in all tiling that the country has produced, excepting, pcrhapf, in some small degree, General Washington. Mr. Iluchanan, as General Lane informs ns, has been enamored of the constitution a'.I hio life. u lie is now married to it is iü lawful u cdcled husband. Sleeps with it bugs it to his bosom liasuo other oarthly oljcct of affection. He loves it with his whole heart Mt is the only object of his eolicitude, end the off pring he If gels from it will t tbe only legacy be will have to beqiie.ith to his country." Gen. Lane produced no marriage certificate, but gave lu3 testimony as a subscribing witness. Mr. Buchanan i3 acknowledged to be an Irishman by descent. It is one of the domestic privileges of the lords of the Mellisian race to discipline their lcttcr halves to their own will and pleasure ; and, if need be, cuitom among them, warrant the nzc of the roil and strap and a little marital force and coercion. From evidence, we believe that Geu. Joe Lane's Mrs. Duchamm has been tuoot unmercifully disciplined, and brought into al ject submission and when she refuses la y'eld to her master, sho is subject, yet to tho mo?t cruel and infaniom assaults from the "greatest of(thc greatest." Our fears are that unless she is rescued from the embrace and bed cf the old tyrant, her life will b- in danger. At the close of his notable speech, Gen. Lane called upon Judge Law to address the racking. The Judge rose and said, "the tcople had lcn four hours in session, and their powers of attention had been exhausted. At another time he would address them. He had, however, one word to say which be would now declare: He had been in the Democratic ranks for more than a quarter of a century ; he expected to continue in it, and die iu it and his sons to follow in his footsteps after he was gone. He stuck to its usages and discipline. He was a rival with Mr. Niblack last year for the nomination to Congress. He was defeated, but he turned round anl gave Uli rival a hearty support. He- would have no honors nor office but those conferred by the genuine democracy. He would not go t i Cougress if he were sure he could be elected by five thousacd majority, as the candidate of Black Republicans, Knw Xothings, and bolting Auti-Lecompton Democrats, or any such infamous and unholy combinations. What is the use of sending a man to Congress with no party to sustain him? What can a Representative do for his district without he is w ith tbc majority to carry his measures? Ue responded generally to the sentiments CJor. Lane had uttered.'' This extraordinary declaration took people by snrprise. It sounded strangely to there ! ..new me jnage uaa oecn, ior wie iai u nth, one of the most decided atik. uioa üe.uats in the strict; aa ont3k.kcp rjoiicr m au nu avowed opiniom ; a devoid .fiv.-n-l and nelrnirer of Douglas, And .:t Mprvvr of h'u principles and hi3cxur5c; tr-t v m iKono-prafnt-: tTh!c.h.:Lt

Judgo Uovcy out t a candidate, and in which he entered no protest made no objection but gare his tacit, if not open approvaL Tho manner in which Judge L was brought out" indicated some arrangement and concert in the matter. Mr. Laird was entitled to tho floor to reply to General Lane ; but the latter cut him off by calling upon Judgo Law, who had not been announced as a speaker. - - The weakness and fallacy of the argument offered by Judge Law,make his new position more unsatisfactory to .thoe who had reposed faith in his Integrity and consistency. Is it true that a Representative in Congreas can do no service to his district unless he is an adherent of the majority ? Is every district in the Union that sends an opposition to be denied all rights and justice ? to be treated as an outlawed province ? Do the citizens want any thing from the general government but their rights ? "Will they ever ask for more ? Will they ever be supplicAnU for iU favors ? Will the crcat Na

tional Dtmoeratic party, which the Judge says sway the country, ever deny to auy section or district, its juot rights because it eendd to Congress a representative of iU own choice? Such an intimation, though coming from the Judge, U a foul libel on the fcarty to which he says he ha3 belonged for a quarter of a century, and shows that hi3 long adherence to it has failed to infuoo its genius into his head and heart The Democratic party will do exact justice to cvery portion end district of the Union, whether the people cnd a friend or fuc to its principles to Congress, and thi? district may be sure of all its just right and interests being protected by the national Democracy, whether Hovey or Niblack go to Congress. It docs not attempt to avenge itself on the people for any ot their acts, right or wrong in its own view. But what party will have the power in the next Congress to grunt favor?, if they are to be aked? Certainly not the Buch-anan-Lcconiptou party, or the Niblack fiction. Tbey will lc a miA-raMe minority, and he must be a humble solicitor for aid in the next Congress, either from Hhuk Republican!! or the Anti-Lcmiuptnnites, to carry any Measure be may attempt. The men who will r tbc arbiters in all contested question in the next IIou.e, will be the independent band of A nti-Lecompton Democrat. Tbey will shnic the Legislation, and determine who shall Ijo the next President, should tbe elertiou os it is probable come to the House. If, therefore, this district wbhc3 to secure for itself a weight in tic councils of the nation that shall be felt upon its future destiny, let it send Hovcy, a man of nerve and talent, who will twome a leader in tho kind Ibat will lead the leadcis of loth the other parties. Iu that way will tbe pcculinr want of tliij did rit t bcrurc to command attention. Illinois Mime Vmir Oroimtl. Ckxtralu, Marion Count r. III., 1 Septem KT 15th,185S. Editor Jocrsal: The sixth annual f.tir of this State mmtueuced yesterday. Tbe fair ground.s are situated one mile and a half north of the town, on I he line of the Illinois Central Itailiovl nnI roinprWos twentyfour acrc-i of wixvi land in tlie enolosnr. The preparations in tints fur the dejwrtracnU on exhibition, business oflite, kc, have been l.intiel w ith jrreat rare, nl ut a cost of over $10,000; a literal intion of which expense is provided fr Ly nn opprormtiim from the Slate. For strict system and tbc most exact tuetbo l in every department of the buine.-5, the officers of this fair have thown an unusual share of practi cal wisdom. Yesterday 1 in Iii! first d.ty, was princi pally occupied ly exbiitors in making entries, which reached, up lo I o' hx 1 , to over fifteen bnndr'-d. Over ?isty car loads of stock came in on the Central yesterday, and to-diy alnnit hall that nuinWr. In cattle, it is rjcucrally cotr-cdol, this Fair is excelled hy nnc other ever held in the W'vJ. Very f;v of the cattle come from a"'ioal, then" lcing none from Ken tucky or Ittdi.via, und ery few from Missouri. This state of the cxe, in it;clf, shows the rapid a hances making in the Prärie State in this btanch of biisin::. The number of horse L large, lnt ger crally indifferent in quality. To-morrow bjing hone rfy, will dcvclopc further as" to the showing of horse?. The Floral Iepartucnt h wholly out of the question, there lcing no display attempted. Notwithstanding the boasted adaptation of the State ' to tlTo culture of fruit, tbe showing is meagre i-nough. The Art Department is not at all creditable to the taste of the people. In every kind of media ical implements adapted to the farmiug interest, this fur ex cel.-. There is nothing wanting iu that department It is icrfectiou in all that apper tains to that most useful brand of industrial employment The catth awards luvekeu made to-day ; but ns there are no contributions from your Statt, I do not forward them. Yesterday morning, just as the traiu3 met at Odin, a station about five miles distant from Ccutralia, Charles Scott, station agent at the first named place, cnt his throat from car to ear and died iu twenty minutes there after. Cause, some alleged development calling into question the virtue of his wife and daughter so rumor ha? it. To-day, Mrs. Emily Tu bot, of Nashville, 111, while sitting on the scats in the ringr, came down to the ground with a crash, and fractured her leg between the ankle and the knee. Among the pleasant features of the Fair ; is the Editor s Tent, which is a sort of social j excl:ange for tbc craft who ftre in attendj Rn u j3 rejfretted th;lt IndUna ha3 no , representation here, though she is within bo naly reach. Fun, frolic, work anl talk ure strangely intermixed iu the rough hive filled with pcpT wliiio. mi--in it f nn to be t la'ior

in the public service for poor recompense.

The members of tbo" press on the ground are particularly grateful to A. n. Eeley & , Co., who hate most generously supplied j every rpiritual and bodily comfort -lor me outer and inner men of the quill. . J. R. S. B. CaT Judge Law, we are Informed,' has started upon a campaign through the counties of Warrick and Sincer, to help restore the waning fortunes of Niblack. The Judge has' beert, daring the winter and summer, a most decided anti-Lecompton Democrat, fearless and bold, as he ever iin the declaration of his opinions, in his ' denunciation of the iniquities of Lecomptonism, and the ill judged course of the Administration. . He was privy to the movements that brought out Hovcy, and. if he did not approve he did not oppose. them. He is tbe professed, political and personal friend and main adriscr of Senator Douglas, 'and has been a supporter of his pretensions to the Presidency. How he can find it in bt heart, at this hour of the struggle, to enlist in the ranks of Niblack, aud advocate the re-election of a man whose whole course in Congress he has condemned, is beyond our comprehension of the motives of human action. It i one of the strange results of the secret, mysterious influences we sec operating all around ns. 'We 'can' guess who holds the thread of them, though we cannot trace them through all their ramificatious. The Judge is an honorable man- as " they arc all honorable men" and can probably give a rea.on for his change of opinion. We arc curious to hear them. k$T An iron horse stall was exhibited at the recent St. Louis fair, that elicited the warmest commendations of borsemeu. It is simple in construction, and is very useful in stables. "MftSccad, of Lonisville, is the inventor. . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 0" rt.Vfl FJT TFJtMKl'H-Jt ffT mß retired by p-H 7.. II. COOK X N . C ojrrojrrio.v tick, i-itii rb.tNK hlliKWALK!. 4rdrL that the nmntri of l-t tl, .', na, ci, 5, 6 and 7, in l'.fi r Kulargi nirnt, fn utinjt on .So'iil ttrret, anl Ihnt tbe ownrr of Ma l tixul 2t, in Murk ami lit I in block 3, also In Ih KaMtrrn KiiliUjUK-iit, frt-ntini; on fn-ontl iitrrrt. aixl tLat tlt ounrra of lot 8 in Mftrk l, Sl Wwcll a tiilnrpt mriil, fn nting n ViTbion at rert. and that n urn of K.I 1. 1, ami 3, in block t, ?t kwell'a Kiilitrscm-nt, frontioi; nn Inle and Third utrrrtu, ani that tb omn rn of lots I, 2, 3, 4, f, 7, H, 9, 10, ll and I A In M.v:k 27, In th Ktnn rnlMfcrmrnt, fr-nlinjr on Sixth btirct.and that th ownrm f ! t If. 15. 1C, 17. IS, l, '."S 21, 2.', 2.1, 21, Y and 26, iu LU k 10, in the fourth l.u-UrrnM-tit. and Iota 3 and t iu Mot k l "l, in Ihh.im. ro, all fronting on Goodll strei t, u) that tin- jwn er f lota , 2, 3, 4, 5. A. 7, 8, 3. V. 11, 12. and 13, in block 1, in Stockwe 1 t nl trtnu ut, froutiup ou Market atnrt, enut tbc Mt wülks ;ta d -iijat.l to be brought to tbf prrifxT City pra.k-, and lay iiin thr fnm po-t pUnk nidi-wulk. T the uaunl witlth, within tLirty Lii frooi the pul'!icüttu f tbli intica. In Iff.itilt tlim'f. the Coarnon ronnril ill pnrcd to har Mid work dii and tli rorls and prns.-aafcruia thorrhy, wi!l I n.--sK-s d to and ecdloct.vl by m! i f aaid lots, ct mucb a will ti.-fv aid Ikn and Ofts. Bv orrr t the Comwin r..nail -f tbo cIt of j:v 0 vilK .. I Y.m KK, trk. a. tJI 7f VfdWbct nipy. I it hows ii. 1 1. rt. n t it a; u .- T K KS. Z. II. Cook & Son. Aercnts. sp tlii day rewind tludr ßrl liinm ut, and will mntinne to ivrive daily, p'r Ad.tnii X Co. F.xprora, dim t from Hu I'arkJr io r-altiniorf. a full aupply. Th Ciina arn lirtro nizr and &1!h1 full. All Ovaler old by Ufl will I warrantr1 in every n--p . t arrond to non. V ar pn-parod tn furnish hole ante and litnil. and flr a litwrnl diw-ouut to 'l-nl. pi. ,ivr ua a rail. SjtiM.wtioii P'wranriod r ui'-ny rfun'M. Z. II. "mk .t N, wi'tn ..,.'2, ?l .tin revt. prtM- a rliitnr in mir I loinnt n-t tu-ntt. and moving iut- amdhr h , ifi to .VI 0ST a Urr aumlrr ef rt hL-b-n in our trrntit lork. ' Wtifdon V!,r T". I!m Ll.. r,irti-. Dread Do Id. A". Willow Ware l'.i-kct, Willow Warn Hi, Child n' t'hair. A C.li V;hp, Cr,n lrry, rh-ap Orooni' aud fj ! I5isk:t ; til.i ( JO Ux I'illiiliurc) ; -h"W Ciw nnl onl,-t- : Culh ry ; Iickle ; IVtr fkin, A,Ae., w ill N- tlipoaed of at cot, fT iii-li or priem e. ar do. tTtninP'l lo mik adi.toc iu our biiiu-, and are d trrnilurd to rbytc out thor rti. I . arptJO A. I. REYNOI.T & Co. r'l-orin Mill, fiv,h, Isor ant ltliml Mannft--torr : Window and IM.r Franitu : (Vinn od Moulding of all kinds mail to trdt ; l)rtasi'd r looriux aii'l Wrathrr.ntinrdiu on hand. Th wudriinvl would inform th ruMic in cncr t, Ih it tluy har fitted tJ aUve ret iMil iix rt with nw tu.-v liiiwry, and are now in -jT.tinn and rriKlr UfTUt' nil ninnii-r of work in tlit-ir lino n nhrt ntir, aud in a -tlr a.t anr nimi'ar t ctabli.dimrnt in tLi-- pntt f the country, and on ran.M term. Ordi-r from alrd roli'ittd. whihiltte promptly filb-d and can-fully put up and t.hipl. I'l KrH In tn build. i. caxii nt r, ruid luinlx'r oirrhint. promptly attended to. (ur nlablirhuivnt i on lt (';ml K-iniu and City w barf, conv.ru nt to th- rivr au I lUilnwd t. and thv bnsius1pflrtRor thfcity. laSOX k WAPK. aoptJu-iliu J L'uqnirt r and olk.-l copy. Tk w th 'a t' tvt oi. v.v t-1 . .t r W th SeptnnU rtt rm of the Court f Vornnioii l'b aa of Vnd. rt urpli County, tho estate of And. M. Gcrird, dnf a.l, w.v d lan-d pn l..ihly in-!-rtit. Creditors are thrn-forf notified that th uiue will Ik- m ttludaccordingiy, SI'S AX HAWKINS. aptlS " A.lniinistr.itrix. JLA-andidat for Sheriff, deuis it iitcumUmt utoii him to deny, in the mo-t explicit terms, that ho ova be n induced by any one to come cut as a candidate in order tn draw off votes from any one of the other raudidatcs. llens-uins Iii fellow ritixens that bo ia running on bis ow n hook, and for hiinwlf alone ; and tn subserve no other man's views. lie Cao iieitlM-r te loucht or perxuadrd to play second part b any other caudiikUe. - St. Lovijj, el., Sept-nih-r 8, liOH. We, tbe underrlcnd citiwens ot St. Louis. lo mwt ch.v-rfully recomtuend, and h-sitat uot to certify to the infrirrity, upright ne, and general trowd con duct of GuaoR Clinger, IIm. Ww hav, kuown hint for several years, and in th mean time have had several transactions cf tiaisca w ith him, in winch we liave lound biui upright and fair iu kaJing:. We, tlM-rrfore, recomnn-nd Lim tc the soffr: of hU fellow citizen of Evansville, and )u t- ts-e him in-talled by your rboi.-e, pentlemen, in the office which yHi are caltet umh to fill br your roice. fÖMstwin, Jturroy t Co. tbsslueh ,V WilUrd, Thotiuis k l'aptn. Maver A Kower, Thompson A I..', K. A. J. K. Filler, Barclay fhi. d. W. K. Wurnan Jt Co., 3Urer, Kruj A Mci.-Rr, I-nn tt and Thompsou. ' bn?h. Irinh Pi,t.vtOH. 25 Swt . M Choice On loos. IMUJO &. Quijtk-v'a lUms. 3,U""0 " Bacon Sides. 1, " Shoabb-rs. M lla.-oii P.irk. liaL-ilua, Currants and Citrou. IVltoü f, t PaU-nt Safety Fu. lt.s'iv.-d p-r E. A C. K. It.. by -pi . II. CtKK k SON. wmoo.ns to let. rooms for aV-Gentk-men ran be had in the Dwelling Hou? of Mr. Kestcmau, on Walnut, ween First and S-ond streets. sr4l OMi.EJwVS &4VIMR. V hh.U. Molass. lurt barrels and half barrels. Cenieut CO bbls. fresb. Kor aal br aeptlü t.ILBKKT A lAjWLES. yjpOBJIllO. 1ÖÖ IIOXEH TS'fl JL caddies, of omid, half ptwuxis, üs. Twits, Ac, tiled inm to Tery ftu Vircinio. Cijtarw A Urte aud full assortment of favorite brands. For auk kw by MpllS LP-ERT t HOVLFA "TjMM It. -400 HEÜS, .ILL SIXES. t Cotton Datting 12Ö bales No. 1 aud '1. Herring- WO Itoxes in fine orb-r. Carpet Chain So Paps. For sale br aj-ptll t.ILltKRT BOWLES. 7WWOLJ.ISSKS. aO it It LS. .V--faTTATlOX, Snj;ar Houee, and K-.-b..j:-31 M--hlfjC" In "tor 9nd for rah; by 'PBKSTOX RHOV

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

W9UIJTS 20 BJ1.8 JS&OUTElt, JL Latest ( le. . - ; TJELAISES. 3 Canes aaaortod Manchester, llaonltou and Pacific, rich h:mWnje pttornd. ---- - -- - 200 Bale Brow n Shminp and Shirtin-a. - JLAX.NELS, . 20 Eule Bd, WLit and Yrliuw. 5 Ca-Mrf aMorted l.uy and amall I'laH. ; . CAXTOV rLASNKLS, ' : 5 Ci9i rsrow u and ISIearbd. X f.im v, for lininjr. CHKCKS AND STRIPES, ' " " 6 Caara and liule art-d. ' D(KJT.-4 ANi.SH0E3, Cvtos a.ort d. HATS AND CAP:, V) Caaca. Ju-t received and frr f ale at reduced price, tjr . (optls . . KtKSE it PBKSTON. JLP.it nncintiTiti, t)ho. Ivalrra nnd othera in wanttf th very tt lultimorv ttyetera, -an bare fluni packe! iu ue and .-flit bycJkpicU KvunevUle aud i iiiity.'at all tioKK; lho reputation of my Oystrr i a heretofore niirir;!m1. Cim fall of tu tint quality, aud all warranted. A liUral dicviint iaadj to the trvW. Addrena, I. fMtKKNK, aeptl7-lw' - Xi. 11, FntMth t..riin innat1. O. 9tiif nnim aooits store--door to KoU-rt Harro-, tuta now on aale tbo largtiat. Btoat tarietl aud M-leil atoik vf Fall & Winter Dry Goods, At prb-ea ccu:p(t:ug with any ituriit iu th conntry, viz : , rriiiU of nil uoTiular br.tiuU; BLtok and Fanv i!k ln-t! Gk-iU : Fr-ni-U Merlnoa, 'fhnirrm aud IM.ii n;. Irish l'oplin-, ViiIcihI.ik nod Alpacaa; Caiwh.u b", Vatinet, aud Yvatinpi; Twt-d-t, JeniiK, LiiL-vv nnd Kljnui U; Drown and Dlentdiitl Mutfua, 1 ikiiijis, Ar, ; lu-d. Crib and KuMti- ülankcrw ; Drwhe, Wind und .Mtnfle Miawu: While (.wdi, !.;, and r.o.U'oKkri.- ; lru.li Linoua, Table JritTii-a uiel X kin : H'i,-ry, l.lovo, Miirt I Ir.weri; Handkerchief, Crarat, Ti. aud J-arf. ALo, a Urft bx-k of Ii Ol.-. MloKS. HATS A XI CATS. Comprising all tli.it U rich in material, new in style-and di -Men, nupplyiiij a deficiency heretofore cuipbiiixl d in th.. market. eoptl-3ia ,vr.Tmv.-iiT f..i? of t'j.vXKLTOX ANl TELL CITY PROPERTY, AT AVCTIOX. On Monday, the 3tJi Oc toner, 183, DKTWEEX XOO eft? 200 Lots I In and a-ljoinin the Tonn of Caiincllon, will be offered at Auction on tle premia. . SALEAMSuLt lt TKM3ETKE31ELY EASY t'Annrlton and Tell City are only one nnd a half niik-a apart. Tho pn.wrty her oflVred i-r ! ia fn the lower iMjrtiou of CANN'KI.TOX.and lying üt-twi-en tkit Town and TKLL I ITY, ao that it uiuat mrtii ipntr iu the jrrowtli of Indh and either. Caniwlton.Hiiut 1JC1, Itaa irrnwn upto la-atownof 4.0Xor .','" i iulMilütants und ia iiicreo-.injc aa rapidly a any tow u ou llie river. Her Coal Milte n w the ni't extensive la-low PitTwbnr. Iler Cotton Kai tory n inod' l e.-tal luJuiient f.r tlw litj ilx exteii'ire (iuitica and liiiliicrn Woi k-lir,' plve a p-ni.-r.ntK eup.ort to a l.tre jw.pul.iti.m which luiiHt iif rac as it! work are cuUrjred. Hie location I one f tli in.t Iwalthy in I lie Weft ; w - it It a popuUtion of5.ouuorii,uOin'town and vUinily. ui pliy-i. i.ni li.-ttt Ken ablu to attain him II by bin pr.di-s.don. It hm i Motrin ,f m hooht, the l.uildin. f-.r which are not iirtMe jn tbe Mate. It b w heven or ei-Iit Chrih-Iu-, U-loiijrinj; to the JJeth. di-tf. rrefbj terinn. Catholiin, 1'iiitari.iin, lö-riuan l:vrrm:d, and Ocnuan M.-tlMMtutw. - I'loChiIi. Ik s arc im rret-tiiiir anollitr l Kitul churrh at a red f.f -..!: K or :i,miO. The ritixena cf tlt county bave r-e. .fly ot I fire to one to nnke C:.niKjlt u 11m- county iM-t of I'erry county. Th.niK.rtii oi the pro'.. U f the I.il.r i-f tliw cotntuuu. ity of 4. no n, women au I ehiMr n, in the f.uni of l and maiiuf.ti f urv.1 itoimI., is ovor S'rfni.nox I r auiiuui, or lie. re than th tnlire ,-xortof Mgricnlur:il piiHlia .- d any couuty it the ri-r. Th i-iie f T II Citv Wiia in April U-t a aolitary tri and a bret ; and it hat imw a .opijUtion uf 2,W"". 'I bere :irv ,)t youn.eiitei prifciog. and eni-i-p-tio nn ii, wilti nu n- or b uteau-s om iivr of wL hiif a. t.ulrid ; o ir.terot in flie ii v with the vf. w .f teH-oniiiiir iuh i!lnt if if. If but a f.-orlh i f th. i.i fuliii tlu hr iutinliotia. It will exb t.d l-.lltii.vi .-.iiii. It, n, an I llxyw-U U-.aie one l.ir;:- Jty, nnd cover all the int rv-niji lau.N. Uot, in-I, lid. lit r f the fat.- of Tell City, th" rvt ibll'lo-d p-ily of Cnnnlt'.ii i t'li.-iili tn (rite y;r.ai Intui- jlo,-iotho projuity b.r- .rtr.-U for Kil-. It Ii.ik U-'li plotted int.. 1 irj-e i..u-ie d, , fn.f-t pii..t-ol wbi. il are net a,'a arile distant fr. U) the Ii- l-i, und th. tflitic . f t!.-nn u ft CrfUle It. n. 1 be nie i m.ide to c'..e the a (Tail of the w nr, ond l Im i1". re ill 1- mud- abwlure. Ktcry lot of len-d will H-.ld f. the hi-h-t bidder. II. er.- will i i aoon be uuoth.r opportunity f.ivoi.il,!.' t.i iniiK.- ii:tetinent in that t i. inity, tbe pr-'i'erfy i u.vrly all b.-l.t by . oih;hiim- w bo will not w-II ei'i Kiiml l,.fa to nc'liu! eitler., and at lii;h pri. -. 1 he advance In 1 ro rty in llir.t vi.-iuity li.M Ui'li steady UTel Illl)ir.i ed- nied. IaI lie I ei-c yf-n Hi;., iud.1 rr l', huve lj.-eii . .Id reC nltv l--r 1.0.MJ. Land liibt teu year nifi.r; j j-r rt ie, Ii ix !en wiit hi vciir f-t S l V irr Aiti: TKkMS oK h.U.K : On.. f.Mrlh in Ciudi : iIh- l-iUaior ia on-, uro. Ihr - un I l-iir jenr. If th pun h r ahall m ike r line i:K-btiili.il ltnprorrriinta tn Ii it lot in rmiM. - wiibia . -r, Oic credit ou Ibe note will ef-.l"d t" f-ur y-ars. m; in: sii .u:uitiL.-j.tij orMr y i Tol. c. IV l.1le. Frsh Itutter. "eptl'i A. 1. KKVN0I.I1S A "c 1 r. 7) it ; s.iyujtVsjj V.fco VIT.E. im rt.x viz. It Uiit-e Currant. 1 1'j-.i I'run. .-. 1' Chum Sultana IUisite. 4 Citron. S1 IIju I'itnepto. "U M ut Ca..-..". J'1 .-z I1-! Carb. S.il.. I?l Ih. W. It. ClM-ewe. 4' Vlr7iiii.i Toba.ee. i. ' Uita Teaa. Just rtei iTed and, f r aalej-y eptl7 MilloN" Jil;tS. gAÜ.N ..V M;ii.'tflA:tM H V. u s WiWbit-- ., . f .!;. V rmilliori Ile. 10 i;iK Liu-M d Oil. 10 Spirits Turpentine. In tr(re. and for --'l.- by rw-ptiT PKESTOX UUOS. y' CotteO. ö lllid. Snimr. li'.la t:ruHlied, row.l!n-l, and Uraunlated Su ir. lit tb.rc and for aale bv -ptM 1'RE.STOX BROS. i'Oi'i;us of noon frl'it. JL 1 U- leave to announce to' th public, that I have a laice and wi ll selected stock of fruit Ire, thai nr.-d a line size for re-aettiujf this season.My niiiery 1 on. mile Y.t of the city, -n llie X.-wburj; road. Pe-iden.-e in Flliott's enlarp. mcnt. J" PHILLIP lloFFAlAX . 'jft'sT it i:cfi fi: ii mMT the sriju F II A It D W A Ii K ST Ii E..ue d.n.r Is low Uie Pank. VI . Xtra Ca-t Steel Mill Saws, e. 7, 7' 8 foet. 1 Itonlau 18 7,'Ls " VZ Crrs Cut " " IJ Fns;lii " Jut. Sji-ar A .Ta--ksons Hand, Psnix t and Kip Saws.-' 2". de. Ca.t Ste-1 WikmI Saws. 4 Circular Saws, rrom t to 20 In. s.-pt1.1 UEOKtlK S. SOXXTAU. )JllOl'ELS, SPjfUEX, FOuK. v9 St il a. Orxiii ."ihovols, asnorte.1 siaes. 1 . Hau.l!.; shovels. pt L.iliiT ' " Jt) " Cat Jlcel Spades. Jit " Manure Fot ks. septl. GKOKCiE S. SOXNTAU. F, .VA VVTLl&KW H Sett fine Ivory Table Knives and Folks. 10 " " only. M pair Carvrrs. .V doz. WMtcnliolm' Pocket Knives. 2ö Joseph Hogers Sci-r. aept GKOKHK 3. SOXXTAi;. 2" y iIA'sriLLE aV VUAU'FO U 1) S. J VI LL K Kail rmut t. S retary'a Offl. s, Kvansville. Itd., Spt. ltth, 1."8. Stockholder in this fciupanj. are hereby notified thnt the aniin;.! iiKvtiti) fr election cf Idrectora, A?., will be held at th Court Houae, in the City of vau-villc-, ou 3lon.Iay, OctoWr 4th, nest, at 19 o'clock, A.M. P.y onler ;t the Hoard. J. E. MARTIN. septl.itd Enfjnirer copy. S-crrtary. iv üühoiFej- u 'a be htouk-, LoLISVILLK, KV. TJiesuUrils-r has es-labli.-.lte.la tiew Wo.mI.-u and Willow Ware SUire.t r the sale of Iluckets, Tubs, Chnrus, Drootus, Lu-kt-ts Matehts, WojU-n Howls, Cotton lUttinp, Wrapping J'aM-r,Cktkes Pins, AVsy-b ocmciU. c, at Wkok-sale vn'.y, to which he invites the ath ution of country lut-n luints. stock is all fresh, in the lest order lu.d Mi'u jnn5e, and mile U suerkir to similar artiel louud in otk.-r stores wbvra various kin. is of pNsls are kept, and uo particular attention is paid to thii branch of buoine.-M. Mj armngenicnts wit It intuulakturers are such, that 1 caa supply every -tiling in my litis as low as they ran U. purchaMil in Cincinnati. JOHN It. Iit'SSELL, m-ptr-otu 372 Main stre-t, la-twwn 7th and sth. jrTT HJTi'Eii'Kri. jj uii f;jrH KP 1'hiliemphr : Paouell-'n French Course ; Wo.I's I Class Bo.k t f Hotany ; Hib hcoi k's Ocolopy ; I lion's Fn?tir.li Grammar ; Greek, do. ; Lutin do ; I Greek liad-r ; Latin do; Chemfsty ; lk-ral's CnttI ed States ; Fitch's Pbynical Georfrrapby ; Warrcu'a do; Warren Common School do; 51it-h H'a do ; f MethodUt Ilrnini ; fprllers ant Feaitrs, ia great ' vartetv 1 aeptIS T. WHITAKEK.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

JR REHH U'OOULW HURE. 400 dos. rititod Bücket, aborted colors. V dox l'aii.7 lo, half aize. 100 " Ceilur lo, bntviitid iron lHund. '' to- Toy " 3o, br ht fancy cötora. 100 ne&ts Tuhg, paint.M Cvd.r and l'ine. iC U. liiMiM, ted aitd wUiUr tVdar ud triped. 1,X)0 prob Matches, round box, watiT proof and common, , ' lOil lottj f Mkar Rrooma. 1 -JO 44 imitation, ftn.-y and cotninoa i. l-'trt box-a Clot hen Pins. 'I'M) bale. Cotton llattin;, Sl-arus A Foster's extra No. 1, the IW in market. Fur sah-, at wholta!c only, at Ciudnnati prices. '-' tapUj-Cni J. B. RUSSELL, 372-VIam Miwt, i.oufvile, Ivy. Ti; t.tm,i: jigji.wjvst itt:CEI VE1, a tine a.rlm. nt of Lali-' Ib'avy LMitiii); T. pe, which I will tiiaku to order at the hhorvt notice. A Mipet iir article of French CAi, b-r C.ect'a Dx.ts. A new ftyle cf twl Shauk. Steet Nails, nnd every thinff rejuiite f.r ge4tuif Bp the bet Uoda Mid Cniler! Weel of Sew Yot k. t Vuic and try tjiciu. Warranted to ploaw ornofctle. .-ptl.Vlw JOHN KASCH. fiMM.Vtii: OF T.Hi? A'I'.I.Vs y 1 l l k a xi CKAw-pr;--: f.rt-JvI Itflilnwl, f On and i.fter TiieyJny, .S pt. 1.4th, Io.h, tiie traina on tliL ri;.d will run as l..'.l.,The up mail will leav Ev.m !:! nt 0 A. M.; Viiiceun.n 12.1.I, un'l arrire at T -rre llai-.te nt 3 1. yi. as Iwrvtofvre. (leaner both, at Vii.cennes aud Terre Haute.) - - Tb- down uiaii wilt I.-ave Tertv Haute nt P. M.; ViiK-enties C.'M iuhI nrrive ut Kvxnsvillu at !.10 P.M. (Suppt-rat Vin.vuiiesi. ACC03IMODA11OÄ TUAINN IAILY Will leave EvntisvilU- at 11' P. AI. aud act ive at Yineeiirie nt ö.-t" P. M. Will leave Yiticennes rt W A. 51. and arrive- at Erit.Hvillc at 11. CO A. 21. Will le or Terre Haute at 6. Id A. JI, and arrive nt Yimvidteaat ll.-i.' 1. M. Vill leave Yinccnnet at 1.10 T. r. and ttrrire at Tei r Haute at j..V A. ?!. JOHN IXÜI.K, Jit Sup't. e).t.l.'i I.nqtnrer ropy. 15 R "" EJÖs'ii. V " ROXiTM ww clK'iee Cherse. 4') Ul is Pari Cider Yinear, of our own maVe. ForaaVly lpl K SOX. 'jTi'Icir. :Z5 "jlJ USj LSFICEt of :"i Jl; IV rrei l'W y' Cinnamon ,Vi lt.. Cloves. 4 1 Cs. Nuüue ! Kep firotind (iin?er. 1.V Ifc.xe- n--Krtrd Cr very Spiii-, ?futard, Pi l4l" tsiiiets lÄtkiug I'ow.1. r. ic. Kor aalt-, low, J.y' C.EoKC.E FOSTER Jt Co. acptl.) Crier Locust street and Canal. i'f.kJ ti.i TsTti HMtiifjiv Tf: put ilia ircnk. Jut the thins for travellers, and playgoer. VAITIEK i MAUCoNXlEIt, h-fllt Ii! Main atrert. TOt I til L II t: R s T.I hi: VTf"iV. A mtWitip: .f the Stockholders iu tin- Vanderbtiruh I'ouiity A;ri-ullural and Horticultural Land At i .ti.n.y i called to meet at the Court House on Satili-rtnT, Septem! r IS, l.s'h, for the pur-pom-of eloctiiij: the '1 tlijt.-e., and other important matb-rs. I'-v or.h r of tin- IVesM- n. aeptlf-dAwtd P. IlOUSÜKOOK. S-.-n-tary. .1 ii7: UL.it 7t .M. II F. FOR K.il.i: nt Iteptlöl A. I. KKYX0LI1S A I Vs. i st hi: t vi:h-j:i m:frkss. 9Ji Twelve dozen more 1 f th-e i.ure lillv white Poiolain Ouatt Jar, with I.udi-iw's s'lf-K.-a!iiig Tops. I all soon, if v.u n i - It to seenre anr. scptll THOMAS M ANI1.IX. Nile A-.-nt fir Evanville. Mi H'.l Mil f.l k or I it 1: Sil II Hf ll uooi, b.ncv and inplo nrticl-!. J iir-t rcI al tl;e More or WILLIAM J. DEUDLER, 4'-'. M.iln f., I l-i'i.i I "n st and S-coiid. EYAN 1LLE, INMAXA, A C inp'ele bd of IX3T G-OO C3.JE3 ! r ale and pU1 ur'uie?, lucli will bu seid low', f r r.-ish. !'. nieinWr. 11 Main str.-t. I l.vii Firt and Sw.i.u.1. i-ptiij v. ji. j. ili p.m:k. .tRRIlMI.. Til II 41TIl.'.NS.f Evaifvill.- and eureimuUiii country. are l.eiil v rHCUullv int . rend tliat JAMES OAKLEY II SOU Ilav ju t reeeiM-d a li-v St-wR of Fall and Winter Goods. roti-i.it in in part .f IMaek and Fancy Silk; fid- tiid d . : tVlnu r.-, hierin. Nn,miniiit, p.. b-p-e Piiri-, I lea, bed and ' r-w n 31 u.liim ; ri!b, Cil au 1 Ifc.-d Iilank-t-: y, l'J, 11, 12 .j-i.irt. r Mi-diup, Cloilios, fasimcrc Vesflngs, Silk and M'-rinu Shirt and Ir.-wers , '.-tm and l.im-n hetit';; Fhinr.e?". nil b r; ltreehe and Wool Mm uU itiew pj.itii: ClieneiJ Satf; C-irp -ts iiesr 1 kIii): BRUSSELS AND VELVET RUGS, flistr til Cloihes: Siair JIo.U j t'onil.-t-s ; Curuiit I'.n.; ti'i-u.-k f.ir Curtain-: Tut.!.- i.iiii .-k. ; 1-wcl ; Xapkiu-t: lr-il'- und CriU -I-1I ; Yal-b Cover-, AC... '''ir M'M-k ut pr-'ciit it imtiitmlly (inirouie in the leading k ind-i und KtvleS .f JO X O SS 3r z tz 3L s 2 li we offer as In' ai any houo j our city. No. P, N. i tli Cif-l i-tr. t. IV b-r Ii!.s-k. KnvjH-, S.-t. 11-lt jepriinhva su t i: u .i l. - 500 M K. -ail. all fhe. . o.'KU LIzUK su-h stl ijr. .'io l.s-t-i, tt-tml i.e. p,oxes Window t'l.is, ...-äsorteil ii-s. ."to K.-p- Whit- L. ad. w l:' l. I.ii.! Oil. U 1 bis Putty iu bUd.U-r, A!-i, Whit.- Lime, Ci.y Lime, Pl.ud -r I'ariw, Whitr Sn:t, llylru!i.- Cement, in Nt qtiautity demi.iI t'V I't.r liaj- rj. tor Mtle at rednemi n ttt l y h it:i ;i:out;E foster a Co. 'OrHFCIlUT Jr.Wf.'.TIP. ..voVllLL to outraeto! s. Sest.d prosa1s vviil Irrei-t ivedtii.til Oct.2t,toiuiId Koxkporl Academy, wldch will einbrare Twobiiildiii.rs..n.'."i'?Tt, three M.-ries bi;h, ajid -n . (C.Hejro Hall) tV.l, no etory. Proposals b build " College Hnl!,"' Frame r l'-rk. The tdhcr buildings to I; Prick pMlivrtv. Plan and specirtrntioti. can le seen from and af'er l'lh 'ept-niUr, at Or. O. Morgans, lim k-l-rt, and at A. I. Key nobis X Co , K' au-ville. Our priviiM-tit. will be prompt, ami wurity will bs re4tiir.l for promptness and f .itbfii'nH in con -traitor. T. F. 1. JtKt LKU, ) r j. c. v latch. (rora-Kjcl-prt. S- pt f, IS.V5. ,--pltl-0w Fi .., ATI.; IIRESS .ITS. C"iitrri!jr all the latet-t American ho I French fihi.-l. Our fall atyle Dress Hat is in -iir(susnl for sytnetrüvl pioportions and is equal, if Uot u-N-r!'r in durability and ts-auty, to any ever made. Our conformafor enables us ti warrant a prf"ct and cemfortahb- tit to the wearer, no bi itter how- ir-rcKiiiiu-his h-ad may be. Now is the tiui-, gentlemen, to leave your ordr. VAlTIEtt A- MAItCOXNlEIt, - ptll Ma!u street. fflREEEXllllflTro.Y OFTilE JL largest an '.ai.vl ts-autiful stock of ilats and ( 'ap v.-r open ; in Evaimville. Come on. and all. We will h-pleased at all times to diow fur Go.sU and aril thein cheaper tlian the ch-apet. VALTIKK A MAKtuXSIEIt, septll ÖJ Main otreet. UO HE IMtO.V U.VH REEF. 2 Casks Wieo' SitirarCure! Hams. 1 Quizley's " t ... Jv.,i.'s " R.f. For Stil-, low, t y sept IU IIOKMIKOOK A V.. '-wmIilises uWirLM:.TTiiEhuSf W CASKS, a fir.t-rate article, for sab ar VACTIEU t MARC'iXMKTt, ; M-ptU Main street. ßooiH:i.mjEYijfiio IXG tbe Scientific American lViud (heap for cah, woukl do well to call at .M. L. JUHNSON S lit BINDERY, Firrit tre-t, nar the Pst Olnee. ee;)tlu-lu jrftrljy-t h t'.i.S'jul-i. j s.tiüll lot JL Drsak-very chap at 'VALilEU Jt 3IARC0XMEK, serdlt S3 51ai:i street. MwOTit E OF l'SOLtTJY'C 1 w the SjitemUr term, lVtf.if the Court t'fCVm. uion Please of Van.k-rhurah County, tbe Mtats of Tb.., liejden, dM-et4reJ was d' tared probsj.ly insolvent. Cn-.iitors are, therefore, notified tluit the tame m ill Is st-ttled aceordiBplv. EDWARD II CUTIS. W. AClikSON. jrjliRE .11.1 REV E EVSl - JL EANCE PY HOME COMPANIES. Th undersigne! havinjr ts-en apsiint.-d Agents for Evaiisrille and viciuitv, of tbe INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. S. V. COVINGTON, Nee'y. T. A. JlOUlilS, Pres t. AXn THE RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. D.J. HATHAWAY, Scc'y. S. HATHAWAY, IWt. are prepard to underwrite upon the better class of 1 ire and Marine Risks, at as lw rs-e of prminm ns are consisU-ut with permauenoy aud reiability. Tbeso Companies onrine their hwinesf- excluaivly to the ftate -f Indiana. 5n7AU loc isieedüy adj tinted and promptly paid without any atatiu.. ut or diiuinutioa whatever. lu-f.-tvnres: Every man. without exception, who has bu.-uiucd lo-s iu either Company, a list of whom all citizens of on r own stat iuv ls txi n at our office. A. D. KEYNOLM CO. Evaiisrille, July 8, 18.1 r TitO. CO TTO.V ILL T TMAfJ 100 W B-Joa juat recoived, which was hcueht for cash, fnr s,h. h.p. t S AM UM B BICH i, MptO 4? Miln ftreef.

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

flORFORJTIO.V .VOTIfr. OKC IEUEI, that the owner of LoU nnd 9, in tho I' 1 -per EnJareii.eut, fr-jitiu on rWnter und 1 Ouk ftreet, lay dova poI liiueune curl iü for 1 sidewalks, and liiue i-toiie utt T it f. t :1, on Eat corner i-f Oak and Wut r street, the tyinu- to , cxloud up each aitiu-oX O-k U.-t 2" let Iioim ih crucr, and on water slrvvt 1 f- t from ea. h corD'-r. i Aud that the owners cf I,-ts iu Li'H k bit, iu I. a- I masco. and the owners of L"t in Ibn-k iu the i Fourth Enplar,r-Tnciit, cnu-M the alley rmiiiiusin i ine rear 01 eaia j.i.K to le lr. ti-lit to tli pr-j c r city grart-, ell within Thirty d:vy lima the pbUtins. , tiou of this notice. Ia default theref.f, the Cetn- 1 tnon Council will rr.K-ec.l to have nid uot k dot;.-, j and the ensts and espenw-s areruin!; thereby w ill L-e sst-wtvu 10 anu ct.iKt-ieii oy Mte ol sat.t ...fs, cr SO tuuch thereof us wiU KUlfy caid li.-u and es. Py order of the Couiiuou Coun.-il of th City f Evausvilb. A. LEMCKE. Clerk. neptl'b-int I'tifi fe roj y. a itl kvor.i TSÖJS' S'b fitETrsiF.iii VING SIDEWALKS. Ord. red, tkattheow -tiers i of Lots 21, 217, 21". 'Jl'.i, and C;o, in the Donation nuirgment, ftviitingoii Divb-iotiaud Fifth at ree,., and that the owner of Lots 1, ', .t, 4, ., u, 7, 8, 9 aud 10, Clock a, in II Kahlem Eul;irsement, routing ou f ifth aud l'i-.i.-don stn-t-ts, and that the owner of Lot ii, ia l'.iot k o Kasieiu Ivtilarpetnent, froutiug ou DivUiuU t-ti.x t. und that theowo-rs of Lots 2i 2:1, 24, 20 and .:, in lilo k , and Lots 21, , and J, in 15UVK i ail n stocKwcii a tt iare-tin-nt. fn.säiinf; on Division nnd Fifth ttreett. and tliat the owners of P'.ock 2. Pittell Place, fronting on Ce utre street, and t'd.s k I, Dattell I'l ire, fn.-ntiiiir on Elm Mreet, and that the owners of Lots , .", f , 7. 8 and 0, Pl.s-k C, in the Fourth Etilir neut, froutiiij; 011 Centre sttwt. nmt that tSe t.wners ,f Ixds 1, 2, X 4, C.7, , 10, 11, 12, PL It, 1 1, 17 and 18, Iii k S in St'tkncli'a Kn!arjr-'n:t-nt, fronliup; ou Mark t t-rro-t, nil 11 the City -f Kvans-vilb-, cause the Sidewalks a. i.--in:itt ti ! brought to the proer city Trade, within Ihirty days from the pubiieat. n of this notice. Ju default theruof the Common Ccuncil v iil linsjei-'d to have auid wotk done, and tin- r.-t and esKittin accruiii? thrn-hy wil! be Rvfssil to atnl c.le-ted by salet.f said Lots, or so muco there f a will satisfy said lien and OiJ.s. Ity order of the Coniuum Conmi'of t!ie f itv f Evam-ville. A. LK.MCKE, Cl.-tk. . ptl'MOt I.XsI.. copy. 'gydiiFÖii.i tivW 'o tiTe. for U LMUCK PAVEMENTS. rd rrd, that th" owiK-rs cf Lots in 1'1-x-k 1. 2. H, 7, S. and '., in th Fourth Enlargement, and Lots :J and 4, PI.k k 1".2, and Lot 1 und 2, P'.ock 1,-1, in Laiua--o, all fioi.tin on Clark strc-t. and the owners of Ia I 1. 2, 3, 4. :, 0, 7, t, 9, IK, 11, !A Pt, 11, at-d l Iths k;J. and Lots 14, L 1C, 17. IS, P.t, 2-1, 21, 22,2:1. and 21, Hits k 2, all in th. FtAt iu Enlarp ttient, mimI that the own.-r of Lots f, 2 41, ti."., '., 2-S 4" and CA, in the l'p-r Enlarp ment,n!l fronting oti Oi(k atrei ts. And, that tlw ow ners of Lots ft, 0, 7, S, 9. If, 11, and 12, iu tho l'pjer Enlarfrem-rt, frontin!; on Water street. ant tliat the owners rf Lots :.", 2'i. 27,2H, -M, :tn, :il,.1i. 41,42, 45,41. 4 4.!, 47, and 4, In tlx Upper Enlargement, fi'titiiTr on Firt street, aud tliat th- ow tiers of LoU.so P., fn ntf 115- on fvi-ainnr" aud Second sttTct, and 7S and 7'J, P., fronting on Secoud t-tre-t, and 77, O. P., fronting on Suc-md nd Vim1 atre-t, and lll.O. p., fn -tiling on S-cond strei f, an ! that the owners of I-'t 72, 7, :tii, and I, in the I'pjs-r Enlargement, fronting on Chenut stnvt. pud that the owii r f Lots 1. 2, :., 4, -', 7, N !. P, II, an-1 12. in Mock :;, in tho EoMcrn Eular.-m.-tit, tr. iitinu on Sixth t.,cai.si- the st.:eUall.srr I-'k i..t-! lo be bnmlit to the proper t-iry lad.-, and laj upon ihr same a S'H1 subntatif i f bri. k iaveiii. tr, et the ti-tial (liiuetisim.H, withiu Thirty dayj from the pubiicalioti of thi order. And in default thereof, .he Common Cotinciil wi'd pr-v e-d to have raid wotk done and ti e cst Slid ex I hi. e aiiiuit: thereby will be aM-cl 1 a::d coll.-cled by Mle f s;ii. or co miwii tla-rx-t f us will hatis'v said lien and ct-t.. Pyonl.-r of the Common Coiuu il of the Citv f Evausvilie. A. LEMCKE, Clerk. s.-ptlo-ptt X'ullJ-oU co-iy. nnni.ysoR a" .;ii'r o.ys oil wV COLORS, in 1 .fetit collatwihle Tulsw. Ar-rai..-iMenta have U-eti cll-t.l with Messrs. Wiusor A Newton, f r a con.taiit aiift full sup!y f their ccU-brated O.l Color. Iir brilliancy, darabPify, atidentire i-lin!iiity tbey nro tinrivab-.!. 1 be tirt cla medal va iiwanb-d them nt the World's Fair, London CI1ARI.I.S PAPt (U K, ep:7 8 M:iin t-treet. JJ2LI.VOS I OU S.I LF.r- IIRISTM.y JZ DECK EU, Wheflriyht. on Tl.irl street, u-ar the Court lloti--, I. s '1 lue- very Mii-rior, rich-t-n-e.l. and hijrhly fini-die.l Plan., built in ttii city by a German build. t, who ha wi.rk'-d in naneol the Ixt-t sh f Eiin-js, w hi'-h h" r.tb-rs f r Kaie low-. He has had thee In-trumetit b'iiif to eneottrige .1 tdrariper to vtatdih himself b.-re. und intfixlue- a new und imporl.tii! brat Ii f :;ir:n:,r;c iii. li'. Tli-Pi.m.-s are ai ratitcd for vu::l : ears, aiid e i'.I b.kept in tun fVr y.-isr. gratis". II' Ow Ii.-tru-:i--D Ts fail in niiy p.irticular. tie- I u:i.l r will ( heio to make hi woi k pH d. II" d.-a lud h-sitaf to say tbe Instruments be ..a -i nr- fi.ily iulti any that can Im- brought here, and if our citizens wtiiiMit try Um m. thiir Mis-riority will overcnv all pl.judi.es t't:iilit llollie pl"vd.i..il 11. Tin twihir. to fur. h.s-. at.d th.se who Ie-:ie Ihm; what can is-, done iu our own tity, are ii.ii.sl to rail and ex itnili -tli. III. f-"pt' C. DECKEU. roF.rr, it 1 wilt. .ILLFJ W III I LKU, miliii'i), :it Author ot Ni.tliinc W.ar. Two Mi!;LLL A UN Y.NC'in.N'S. aept; rjfi Tim 'stuorZi its " o-' or JL S HooLS. JuiPELL A CONYNt.'lON have a lartre j:t-H k of alll the SollOOl I300lSL3 IW'.I in ihe.N'li.s s. i ,ey I h.iu it t heir . ollli ll l' ll U for pat hij.jm.1 t, aud Inr-t to c tin nt nain li.i season. -- 1 UW.tLTni"S FRESH Ol'STERS. ft fSL M'ltTZ, at the hoi. -ah- nnd , " lU tail Confectionary on Firt -tr.s.t.i ( O J two .s,r from Ibe I'o.-t Office, has vT' jf nin lvn appointed s!e vn.t fur "iS Maltby?s Baltimoro Oysters, In the City of Evuiisville, and be will receive daily t-up;ilies by Ex'Ti-s, ihred'y lr--ia tii" Packer iu P.ijiimore. is prepared t. ( eertl.e trade i-uih inducements for the edtirc s :.so;i ;s hat never t--!i (tiered in this market ksrt-f'.r... ' A col. taut dally nip Iv always on hand, t-o that dealers and f.nuili.-s. ran ebtcin ot any lime during the h-;is-u tho.se choi.-e liy-t.-rs. iu cans nad half ciuis and in the sht-SI, warranted fn-s-h and fU.s.-t, and xrrv i-ii-rior in flavor and quality. Terms, cash. Aiulaonc but bankable money reeeive!. A. Kl'KTZ, fept-Va 111 Sle Ae-nt for Evaurllle. "tt s7niTi's shirt Tw..vi ."- 9fi POKY, 33 MAIN STULL r, 1 FVASSVII.LK, lvt.lANA. If you wih to fi t t!i wortU 1 1 your money ia Sliirts,Genllej)icnas Iurnbliin Goous FANCY SHIRTING PRINTS, Please call at 35 5!i'iii Street. All orders tor Stil. hiiijt Silk, Co!b n t.nd Linen Ctls, promptly attend--! to, ntd t.eaily ex ut-d. Crstei'ul fx p;ii-t patretiai, I r spe. 1 fuüy aoiicit a continuance of the same. thirls made to order fruiu mcasur.ir.ent, and Kiti-f.u tk-ti warranted. n j.t-i-ly imliE'S't 1 oir th iTi'ji fu 'i xi,y JL M KA NCE 4 OM PA N Y, IIA Kl It Hi D I 'ON N. S. 1. LOO.MIS, I II. KLLLUt.C, President. I SSccr tarv. MXTF.X LliAXCll OFFICE, CISCISX.4TI, M. NIA'JIl.ICi.-ii'I Ajr-iit . II. II. MAGILL. . - II. 31. .MAGILL, FriUlaL AGISTS AXD AI.JVsTI.C-. STATEMEN Tb F ASSETS, .IVMARV 1st. Is. I:n.lnc1 nnrtjiwnwt.T the e.litr.r ef OTllO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, IOWA, TENNESSEE, Ac, u coii.pli.Uic with the laws of th"r Stat.. 4mh Vmpltml, ... 200,000.l0. ih.tBttt,- ... 0311,71J..-U. Cash on hand and in Pank l7,"I7.C'i itrmtids f and due from Ap-nts i-,4" '- 'i Amount loaned on Mortgnpsj vf i:-al Yintäte 17.7oft.fiii Amount Luud on Ph-d-e of Itank Stisk, lü.tn.fi.oy Pills Perceivable, for Ii in on t; proved d- - lateral and ersoual sx.uriiy........rJ.T73.47 MAUkLT VAI.IE. Bank Stocks of New York City Banks l'aii0.2j " of Hartford viel other N. K. IVllik iSlP.fiO Aceunmliitcd ihteritt on Iiivt-stmcuts 2,127.'. Total Assets .-141,Tiy.SD LIABILITir.! : Due or nt due to Bank) or other Cr-lilors...none. Itsses, adjusted and due none. not due jlU-lll " not a(!jutel and waiting P-W 20.SO0 All other claims ttiiuiU-d at r Ots I Total of all liabilities... :J4,M4 STATE OK CoXXECTItTTvK HAaTf.at, Cxx. Hartford County. j January lä, 1H. rcrsoiwllj apts-arvd II. Kriuxi, Ns-retary of the Pho nLx Insurance Citiiiny. and made ath that the lors-t-ioi; statem-iit Ov in in ul-wnt-l. i :rue and correct in his tsft knowl.sle and lief. He ore me. C. J. HOA M.KY, J ,tiv of the IVaco. It Is with much pleasure to ourselves and patrons, that r pres-iit the alm? Ktsteno ut ot our biwures, to the careful perusal of Ihe public It t xhiiiin at a glance, the prime and solvent coudition the Cotupauy is in ; nnd parties who l.ire li.demni'y in a strictly firsf-clas Company, will promote th-ir own iuterests by putmuizin,T tho PHCENIX INSURANCE CO., Whiu may le douo by application to any t f the duly r'.nmiipsion'vl Ai;cntB of tb CoTDiDy, in the principal Cities and Towns of he Union. Losses TairlT Adjntd and rrotnptly PsH. asptl ' AII.FN C. HAI.LJCK, Affeat.

MISCELLANEOUS.

7R JTtl. L t.YE Rl- .JlRft. RIL tBJB Ä IjL PO W frora New York, has hs-xt.! LerH-lf in tliis city, at the corner of fViani and Oak strct-to, where tho ii prepared to Cl-an, Alu-r ai-.d Trim in the Ik-M nwle of the rrt, all kind of fiucy Straw nn.l Leghorn !Soi v-ts. c;-t:tlo.uru'a Ha's rk-aced Mid rcj-hirvd. - ... STA M PI NC. She i also ready to execute any kiud of Stamping for Embroidery, in a manner which M e is coakdeut will give entire sati-f ction. The t iti.cns of Evatisvü'.o are invited to rive her a call aud txauiiue Iter . seft!-4wHf . ,tV IRI'ET.1,0QQ I'IS. OF" ms fint-ni! e.'tvlitv, which wa Ini:hf tkap far cabirahot . SA?l E5 B Cn"S, to 4. Main street. R j: Ii HJItii U IRE STÖRE, O.VE ' ft W Uoor 1h-Iow Athe Pratn h Dii.k, where run V found ev ry tbin apivrtaiutiiir to the lepitiiuats Hardware Trade. 1 rc.ctful!y rolicit a call from country inerrlmnta l-br HiiThaf top, to examitto my m.n.-y r.ew Miles ci (itssis, wlf :el wiih care to suit this market. ?ly jx-n-or.rxl attention will Le given to all rriors. UI.'ojpjE . SONNTAG. s.-pt5 C 1 iiii ct'iTR, I'lTi Zy'o fob'tj: MAM FACll KEU, On fycar.iore klnxt, Lctwo-n Third and Fouith, LVAN 1LLE, IXI. '--t '.i. V'- 't i r-?-rr -av.vv i .. . rz, I -- r. ' -ev V r'ZZiy-t-"' rt:' 1 Is prepared to bui'l susrior PIANOS to f-rxlcr, r ÜW on th? upright rtyle or horizontal i-tvlc. IIa vi'.t wurmnt all hi work f r three years, an i-Iioii!-! bis Iu-truinerts fiilin p-rf. nt and satistac-" tty execution. Im will r.iuke them pod. II U. prepared to j erf . rm all m rt cf work a?smt a Piano; ' t repair and even re build defective Intrument' at-.d put them iu -omplcU r.k-r. 11 w ill also gtvw" l.is att'-ntf-Mi to Tnnitip Instruiueats. llaviti)r es-tab.'i.-heit a new P. ranch of business in Lvammllr, he respectfully solicit the patronage f it citizens, confident that be ran pive them as gtsst work aa tli-.y c.ta f roenrp abroad. As rpec'tnena of it, ho refers those who may wii-h to see if, to three In-" Strumen? in the jswwsion cf Mr. brk-tian Dx-kcr, ' Wayn Maker. He is now ltd! J inj; an Cplipht Tiatio, by whKh h? lnt-n.ls to prnve that thai style ' of Itj-truiiient r in be made as durable and a perf.s t in tone as the bt-.st horizontal Li.stnnueutji. rcpPJ yjnfii: ';.. v.iHLifis i.J7ii JL The Quo n'n uie.sae has arrived so has JuHX KASC1I wiih the tin,.: t-bK-k of IJi.V Mioe ever broti-ht to Evausvilie. Not ls itis able to ms-t th dem uid for hoine-nrnde work. I have aekvted fioni the lt inanur.tcturera of Philadelphia and NewYork, a suiwrior article of hon e-made work. C ChititiK in pari or Ladies Plack Drown and Fancy Uaiters ; Opera ILsit ; Conpri-ss IJaiiers; Ilu-kia ti-s; valkii? Mio-s of various st) ies. Also, a preat variety 11f.Mis.v1 and Children's H.sds and Shoes, Ankle Ties, Ac. I have l.y" a:id y uth'a IJ-kjU and hles of all kinds nnd isi.-s, a ruis rior ar-!. I am also prepun-d to make toi.lc-, m na Itoota. f.'aiters and r-hoes of any style, from a tine PatentLeather Ps ot to a Pr.un Cow hhe " the l-st l-p.-rt. ,1 Calf and Kip, cheaper than any hours in tha Wt.st. C.uutry Customers ar 6-ciälly invited to rail and examine my Mock, us I intend to wholewle cl .-ap f.-r c.h. JOHN BÄSCH, im i-'-lii.d Second .-tn-et, below Main 11 ..Tv',500 ill SU. FF.Jt HE, by se-t!i Z. II. txioK A .SOH. I' Fi.S'E L.IUUE. Z. II. OHK A SON. 1 nree 1 ear um .utile. fftT.irr.nr.vr of the ro.v5 TION OF TIIE Hartford Fire Insurance Company, TO THE ACDITOn OF TIIE STATE OF OHIO. Jmnnmrp 1 lh.lN. 1. The name of the Cmpaiiv is th..- IIARTFOKD INM "KANTE COMPANY; and iu locatk-n is at Hartford, Connecticut. 2. lho Capital Stock of th" IVmpnry s...fa.l,fs .1. The amotint t f the Capital St.Hkpaid tip bt .SvVto.niVl. 4. The .Vs-ts ..f the Company are ns follows : Par Mat ki t Value. Value. .M 1 i-baret. Hartford Dank Sb-ek Kl,lal f WlJOK :i7t " Pha-nix " zr.,00o G7W P: Sbr.sCcnnt!rut Itivcr Panki;t Coiupat y St.s k ,1,0t0 C,fXK ."lir s I ;ri in, rs ajtd Mis hani. Pank Si sk 2P.OOI, "Iijh li 1 Mi;.IT I :tv Jtatik M.s-k ll.ViO 2-) " li.iri.rOak Pank Sbsk, yi.nuO Pf " Mi r int iL- Lank StH-k, lu,H I'.tl'A -l,t-J 1 I..') " P..tnk of H ii tf. rd I t-tu-.any St-nk IVOU) 7.MO r..Cl:ltlr'- I.IIlK M.K Ü.... l'J.OIlQ rirotj pm Slit re M-n h.-.iits and Maui faitiin r s Pank Mick, st rent. 1J - 3,20J 2.200 od Shares .Etna Pauk M.vk, I1) js r --lit. pnid UHi 500 2-Miaren Aii-ere an EschauKO 1 k M'i'k nv Volk lilM) 19,200 :!o. Shares P;,hk of America St.sk, New V-ik 00,000 3t,t0-. iai Shares Pank ol Cetiiiii.-rce Stock, .Vw Yirk y,O0 W,200 :" Shares Iriijs iters mid Trn l. rs' Itat.k Sr.s-k. New- V..rk 20,000 2?,50O 2i M ares M.ti.lmtt.iu Company H k S'.s-k. N.-w Yotk 10frt) 12..VW. pioslmisrs Mrr. bniits' Jkir.k St.s-k N. w ork .r.,Ott Shares Mcr hauts' JUtik Misk, Ni-w York. 2" i r i-n t. pni 1 I,2."i0 (lU Mir.s I Moil liok tUl, New 3.JO0 1.20 oik 10,00 ll.oW2'KiMuir.- Utvnn Jtik Stork, New votk in.000 psj .-liiir. s H:mk f :...i tU America Si.sk, New Y'orf. 10,000 i " Shares M.Jr. iH.liun J;-k ?bs k, New- York...: 21,70( 100 Shales- ?4er bants' lU.ik Sf.s k, P.n-tdii .-. 10,000 PK Mutes Punk ofCtnnicr.i- Stx k, P fon - lO.OfjO 7,rlO.oca 27.7CH 9,800 O.KOO l'Si stiares Hertford and New Haven Kailr. ad St - k 10,000 11,300 ol SSares Hartford. Providence and ri-likill lts.ilr.s-d SOwk, pre-f-rr-s 3,400 l,t2l 2" shar.-s Connecticut Itiver Kailload Stork 2,000 1,000 12' Sliar--s CnuertH-ut Jtirer Kailload SbK-k 12,001) 3,000 Oll.T.Vt ."t!IS OXn j Pill KeodvaM. l-arinc int rst, in. lud- ;!. S; iai Iti-pisuts i:i lUnka 12'.83 72 Palsiwe on Ixs'k, ine the Coinpany ........ &i,4$Z 71 Ciu-I fa hau ls of Agents or iu coutse of tranwuisfion ....... M.127 00 Cxdi (-a band... 4,573 7 Sc.tt's; 00No liabilities to Pank or others. due or uot due C. t . a. V. N'o -es adjusted aud due. Amount of losses eitle-r unadj'iktej ' 1 jsta.xs cc. or adjusted arid not lns Ises in suui-n waiting furtlK-r pr.M.f, itirlud -d in the oUtre. Vll other claims air.unct tbe (ontin. pat.y M. 7.H01 12' ' II. Tlie rule of tho Coiu.!jy is not to eioeed J Slo.'inj in any oue risk, ubj.it to loss by a tittgh i fir-. I 12. Ttte amount itured in a city or village, JrI is-ndi iifx.it its ti.o jjeuerally all tbe kirabl . ri-.L to In. Itriil Kiiliiw I f., Iii, rilt m!ivk lumMl 1::. Tim amount insured in any oue block of build-in-0. fs-uds ujH.ii its sie and construction, mtt.Jcct to the rule atsive ferrl to. II. No part of the Capital or earnings of this Company have l-n deposited in any oilier Slate as sivut ity for b'SKca therein, aud no auch deposit U re j-nred i.y any Mat except Indiana; from which j State the Aireiicles -f the Company were withdraw v , a tbfs Cuniwny eutertains the oj tuton that its rati ti-i Capital and resource" are ptrdvU for the ffl.ua! j security of all its Policy hohk r, and chonld aorst main. Inder the coin ion f a Isle Atturaev Gaitrral of the ttste of Indiana aforest,!. t'noauciDC ths H nv fiiVhli-I and Told, aorae of the Afjenti of Ihia I omny Lave n-sunie! their office and continue to tränktet the buriae of luKiirance ia that IStat. Aud this Couipauy will rwguixe ail itf l'olirira. i-Mied to any party or i-artica In the State of Indiana as valid and of binding obligation, and plod je it-lf to a f.tithful p-rformanco of all ms-b contracts or Insurance, whether so held by reaaou f the pascage (1f the law referred to or not. C. B. BiWEKS, rVecretarj-. STATE lF 0)NNECTjCi7t, , lUciroan Cwstt, J Jan nary fJ, DC. Personally ans-an-d C. B. BOWERS, SecreUry of, the Hartford Eire Iusurauce Company, and mad oath that the furling ntatement, by him ubacribed, i a tme, full and correct statement of tbeaffs;rs of siiid ConifMiiiy, aol exhibits so far as caa bo a-certain-d at this Li-, in actaal coiidilioti on tb lirt d.iy -f January, IV". Pnfore me, Ii. II. BAR HORN, J. T. Ai'f.lieations f..r Insnranee may te masla t tb tuidcr-ipiied, ALLEN C. H A LLoth, Ajcy-nt. Mpld LvansviIIr, Indiana. prf I ( S.W MJi.VMßäM Ml MiN äTAGE LINE. The uod. rsumea is now running a z f ur hore co-u h daily (Sunday ex c :) to and from Henderson and Evausvilie, coo-iM-ctiutr at II. iijentcn with tint lleu.lerson sod IIopkinsvuie tir'e line,aud at Eraueville with tbe Ev-fcn-ville and Crawford.-vi He Esilnl. Leave Ifen ü'-rton at f, o'clock. A. M. Lmv Eransvilts at 3 o'clock, P. 31. Time t-tweeu City HuteL EvrajviJIe, and li.vncock II.ue, Hetiderso, two avovre. Kara, el C-V Tanger ealld 1r fn anr fart at te-tr. if lir-l. SCOTT HOPKI"8. Anj" 2.1. ,-.s-dltw reyrats.