Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 41, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 September 1858 — Page 1

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DÄIJLY JOÜRNÄJL VOLUME XL EVAXSVILLE, IND., SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25, 185S. NUMBER 41.

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et BLISMkD BT r. Y. CARLILE. T. M. TIIATER .1.' !i m. neeey. EYANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY. termb ov bvusi rip to.v. X)LA?JT 1 ttff . MWW IIM'M I - " (Mailed) 6 "JJ ! T.y the week (payable to Carrier).................... 10 Tri-Weekly Pais-r....-... 4 Weekly PniT .. ... 2 f dubs of 1 or more 1 W leTh privilege of yearly advrrtiser i limited to their ow it immediate business, in their own name; nil all advertisement for the benefit of other j-cnons, m well a legal advertisements and advertisements of auction tales, and advertisement with the name of other arsons, Bent in by thria, must be paid for at th usual rate. D--No report, resolution or proceeding of uny corporation, fcifty, association or public in-ti njr and no communication designed to cull attention to any ataiu-r of limited of individual interest chii 1 inserted, unless i paid for a an advertiscuicut. BContract for yearly advertising will not Im discontinued it u less mi order to that effect is left at tko office, and when discontinued in lea than a ! year, the price of the whole year will be charged. na.Lcpl advertisement hereafter, will l pult- i I is lied at th! expense of the attorney orlcrirtg, and , not drktyablc for legal proceeding, but ci-LtccUble j at our usual time. I Rtk-Onr term fr Job Work and transient ad Ter- j Liaciucut areC.SJ(, j RJTEfi OV Jltt'KMTISt.ya. m c4 54 I U'roK j I oil I U't 3 I 3 7- I 4 to I n IT i DWti I 1 6 3 lh A oil j H 2. I 7 A" I W 3 llrl j 3 00 I 4 to CMlj 7 GO Wi 1U M I Mo. I 4 0 I 6 0M j ai" 1" " I li "0 I H i Mo : I ft h 7.' I 11 to j M 7 j 1 I 18 7. 3 J's. I 7 Ail I 11 J V il I H 75 I 21 to 2Ü W. 4 3o'. t w I I- 7 I 17 I 21 r I i-t to I 1 1 7' i . I li mi I 1 imi l jii si I i' ist I .i mi I :. Jf-. s. I I I mi I l'l f. I y - I 3-i .Vi I :ui ni 7' .vi li .V.. I 1 I i to I :m ist l :7 t 4't o I ' :ti BUSINESS CARDS. BT HTR.i TT OJ LifEttl -J.V mJr Sale Stable, St-c.ud between ?I.titi and Lt. cudt Streets, opj"ite the Old Presbyterian Church, EvaiiFVille. The nndcrsirncd 1ms m tarsre and cmtn.xlious Brick Stable with sheds fr carri:'?-s, and is i j rcith. lrol to take hörst by the nay, eck or mtni Iiis cii"tmcr May be sure of hitvi'it; t!i-lr animals eil and carefully alteiule.1 to. lie rf. r. t. Um f Uoin gentlemen httse Ikorw' he lia had a long time under hi chiiiv. He haa ilw a nuiiilter f jcood and safe Itor-os for the satMIe or iiartte, Willi a uiiiiilr of new and romfortal'le bnjies, tu liire. Onh rs fir saddle horM'4 or biii'it , will le piim In. ll.r sttfttd.-d to. Ü.'f.T to i U. Kats. i:ts ilna-; 1. K. IVmeiit; J. s. tJavitt, Ei-Sherifl; tprlan I'r-stt.n. octlMy J. STKATTON' 7m jß. Ä;iv tf.i.t " , MEJ .- Q'Mm Llis IN FAMILY GROCERIES. AND PROVISIONS CCNERALLY, i.vi Murit, EVANS VI LI.E, INT. Heers constantly on bund and tor al low, for c:th, tipH-erh-s t every oWcriptM.n : a well a.-irt- ! ed tta kof WMlanl Willow Who, inrliidinif fancy j and common lUakets in pn-at vari.-ty ; Tu, BucketS Broouti, Ac. ; Vemtat'les, Kks, Lard, Cheese, J 'rn. Ural, Sltitull4. anil every arlicle nnlly j kept in our line. Country proda-v bought and sold, j nuv-i'i . I at it. j. UHE EVLKVTiC AND Si IU;KUN Olll.e on JW P11YMC1AN Third stm-t.it few dis.rs alstve the Crescent Tity Bauk, vihere he is preiared to answer prvtrMiioiial calls at all hours if the d:ty or ninht. N. B. Spei-fctl attention given to Piirc-ry and diseases of the Eye. nmUM.tw-lyr Cf if'. fOl.l.iJS'S' UEJt, Mi ft 1- TE ami INTELLIGENCE Or' 1 E, Na. 1 Noiili Third tre-f, Evansville, lndan:i. Tlt pura-haae und sale of Kiul K-tale, collts-lion 1 Iteiit. ami ymeut t f T fs, ., promptly attended to. Persons iu want of any kind ot h Ip or employment, cau l inf rni--.1 by ( idling at thla othce. CilAEur Ucasoxaui.E. aiuti't-'iiii JT Jt nimiHTVEitHiPrJSOj.LUAXÜLDLERand BLY1 II ü l N ES have associated themselves ti;cthei a partners in th practice of Law, aud will attend promptly to all business connected wish their profession, which may be eutruatt'l to tin-in. r.3"t tfico on Wnt strwf,'poite the Slienvo! Hon-, Evansville, Ind a-pfJi-ly "ww.vFif 1,7 : '.V ÄY 'It EiMEKyl TJLß Vn.v at law. Notaries Public and Kcal Estate Agents, LvansvilK Indiana; Wiil practice law iu the t'oart of this State, will attend to the collection of claims iu any part of too t'nited States, will buy aud sell real estste in the city of Evanvilk, in Yamk-rhnreh and ailjoinin counties and in the Weal generally, and will srform any other duliea pertaining to Attorneys or Real ladatc Agents. Lot and tarms alwavs for sal. Oermun ipokcti by a member of tlte firm. Kftice on Third ttiuot, opposite th Court House, In the room formerly aupied by the late firm of Lockhart, Parrett A Deiihy; tllARLM I)KBT JACOB LfSarüHll Wtk. ortl.Vdly litt, DJLLEI.1. K CO., ÜUTKtt street, Kvansville, Indiaua, V liolesale IValer ia Cns-erk-s and all kiuds of Produce, Nails, Gl, White Lime, Cement, Cotton Yarn, White 1. indeed Oil. Ac Ac. Also, con'tnitlv on baud a full stock of Sah, Panel Diwrs, Ac, of all sles. a InivTiToLU Eiu.n .v Hi'shEsn M AGAIN. ALL1S A HOW tS, Korwardina: and Vtramissiuu Merchauta. Rectifier 'f the lebrated Magnolia WliiskjH Dealers in all kinds of Produce, superior Old Bourbon and Rye WhiRkies, and Foreign and rvimestk- LliHrs, Ac, Water street, Second door above Tins, Evansville, Ind. BXBT l. AlXla. LEWIS HOWM. felki-ly "Wit M E ELK M A MMIH4M. WHOLEWW sale dealers in Grocerkt, Produce, aiis Window Glaus, Glassware, c. c, t. . laui trcct, fietween lirt aud Second, Evansville. Ind. a. r. wncKUia. xbd.xiws. "K'-ty O0Mr0.V IIUOTJIERS, WHOLE JL SALE OEOCEKS, liealer in forehrn ami Ionvstic Liqimrs, comer First and Sycamore strect, Evansville. Ind. - a. .nJfJHEE co., urn or Em ß aale LValrrs in Dry Goods, UCUa and Shoe, Firt street, Evansville, Ind. ap2S-ly B I'M II . JmYilEHSIf.y .71 EHM CHAN r TAILOR' MiuhelH Bl.a:k, Main street, Evansville, Ihd. Headquarters fr Elegant Clothing made to order. Gents' Furnishing G!, stich aa hirts, Collars. Cravat, Handkerchiefs, Ac, Ac. Alo, a variety of 11 -ce Goods, made up to order iu tlte very best style and manner at quirk lernt, small profit and extensive sales. ap27 WIIOLESJLE LumU r btnmß n.l II tail Dealer iu Pine -le, CortH novil 'WmOCT. E. H. EH Ä.T1J.V, rWMß PATIIIC PHYSICIAN. Oitlee onlhirdst., . I sa. . Ttll-lT A PUKHW.T, mw mmm-- ' " w MV SALE DRY GOODS Hoi E, Kirsttreet, Kv ansville, Ind. Merchant win aja.,. ' - " kn Dry Caal, 1. Shoe. Hats, and J P. at ' tha. II.aaae. w hich w.U I sold on fair terms, acpil ATtUJRLE sTWELLS. WHOLE JL'SJ i . i i mnmriKK nr.ALr.u. r enr-. (rtpp.ae Mashee A Co.). Kvansvuie, m i. vr.. k.r7itrdwarTprom:.tly ftll-d at lowest 'Jtl prlv9e .Ik. -' -- ... - . . m mU.U. MiVUTT, unee..n l-n-Xiki. uerf.jrnut ewrv variety of ope rations in his vrofeaeion, aud by Unjs oractice kil ilILuluh! a akill. that enable til in to ri-rm enttrs satisfaction to bi patroo. He taaea pleasure in afcowiu: fjerinvn of his artificial work tn those was) vialt u examine such productions. and be may be onsalUtd by thv who need th services of a dentist, witnoot incurring any obligation to employ him afterward. Hi office i. in Bray's luildins. First street, op. p ito th Pst Office. nor2i.ly wtffAaV. a, JflsV.VJSl, JTTOR'El" W9r t Law and 'nral CMeeng Agnt, Hen-asr-ee.Vy rrhl

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UTE. Ä EEOTYPE FOL'NDUY. No. lt'3, Viue street, between Fourth and Fifth, CINCINNATI. R. ALLISON, Snp't. Manufacturers and Dealer la NEWS, BOOK AND JOB TYPE, j riming Presse. Case, bailies, Ac, Inka and t Printing Materials of every description. Stereotyp- 1 in of all kind. Books, Music, raten t Medic lue Directions, Jobs, Wood Engraving, Ac, Ac. "Itiiid and Pattern Lrttera. varlona tylru. Brfctcctrotyplng in all lt brunch. QlyUm. mtltO LF.SJ L F. J.vn RETJIL WW 1MJ0K AfcTATIONERT STORE. Jutt rewivH and for mI by the aat criir, a lrg and splendid anaortmrnt of Huuka and Stationery, conoistinic in In it of 000 Knima ol Cop, letter and Xotf Paper ; bim Qnin-e of niank Books, from 10c. t 51.51 ir onire; aaaorU-d EiitHojk ; jreuioranJiim B)k of all kindi : alarw a Ur. a.aortment of Schxl Tbwln ; Ilibl of all klndit ; all kiul of MfarcllaneotM Works ; Gol.l Peoa of all kinds ; ?tcvl Puusof erery brand; fetid and Silver Pfijholl-rs and Pencils; Ptcket !-.k and Port nionnni of every dt-wription ; MmicaJ Inttrnmenta cf all kinds ; Shwt Mumc and Mimic Paper ; Draw ' iu Paper hikI Pictures; Slates and Pencils; Ink I and Inkstand; and many other articles too no- j nu ioiu to mention, all of which will lx uM at the ' very lwet price for cash. J. HEALY, I ot?r s Ulotk, corner of alain and First street.. wi t Jiit iiaht, ' i.nrouTr.u .?.vsj MJ Dealer in MetaU. 4 and 6 Iturlin Slip, New York 4 tfffm fur tnl Ranra Tin, Straits Tin, iitiDjoiit, S(itiiiili aud American Lead, Slab Zinc, Vi , per, IlUniuth, Bar Tin and Kar Leail, Kabbit EitUl, i Spelter Ä,ld.T. Plnmlior's SolddT, Ac. A lt, Itritaitnia and Plated Ware, at wholesale and retail. tuarli-ttiu .11. a ami Retail Iealrr in American and Italun M.irble, and Manufacturer of Monnmenta, ManteU, Headstones, Vases, I'rns, Ac. AU work dnne In a superior strle, at the lowest figures.-g-TMarbU 1U11 Building, KvanTillf. Ind. foctl y HJJ'JHiRS, Hil. Wfitl FttmM TUM J" No. t), Mrblo 1U1I Building, Second Stwry, Main atnet, KvansTille, Indiana. Carri:ipe work Pl.ttj,! m'itti iwaIhim. Bti.l A'm itcl, T,,-ni.l, t.. r ,,.rf Siwrf NnmU-ra..dMaAufacturer.'i,ano, riMies. pen rnus, jiinees, tiaiuntr, nnoi, Lock with Plated Knobs and Furniture, at Cincinnati prices. marl. (T1ILBEBT It noWI.ES, tilCCEHSjTr to S. E. tiilhert Co., V holewl Ii nicer-, Syramiire street, letween Water and Firt afreets, Kvansville Ind. A full aMtirtment of ;ruccris nlwas on hand, aud for sale at the lowest prict-s. I Ait tit. h for "t'jprcua Mills" Cotton Yams, at man- ! ufaftiirer'a prices. ctJO ! WI L LM.iM U i E U U O U'E U, WW hok-Nile and R'tail d !trit, Waahiit;tou BliK'k, M.tin stm t, Evantville, Indiana. i:iur-lv JfJ.TtEH .H. .f.VA !,-, JTTOU- I iter ii Law, r.nnTiiic. iiiiiwm, oince on Thinl utrvtt, la the rear af the Crcaceiitt iiy liiink Kiiiblintr. aki0-y Lau, Notary I'ul.Ik-, lal tetai and (itllect. in Affcut, will attend to every spocies of cunveywneiUK, take depositions and aftd.tts. ackmtwledgniouti of Heeds, and Mortjj.ijre, in fact, will purform faithfully all bukinets of an Attorney entrusted to Uis rare. B4r OflU e over Clarion ORlce, lrinceton, Ind. scptiVly gJt fiH ni'EMKt itVll.it EH .v a'OVri:.VCTiU.?asb, HRrand Blinds matle t'i order. AH kind of Cirpeiitcr' au l Joir.tr' Work done in n jcimm! and aorkmaulike nianiM-r. Miop on Third Street, between Cherry and Oak Streets. uiyl-rmina DR. J. FLEAfiErVS DENTAL f!5& OFFICE, CORNER MAIN AND FIRST STS., i;V VNHVI I.LK. I A. A ', a fine preparation for clennsing the Teeth an 1 hardening the guu, can luwl of Dr. V. a: I', a Ux N F.W ORLEANS CAUDS. r. ethel "., vojmjntmsi o.s" AND FORWARDINO MERCHANTS, No. 4 Pygdraa Street. NEW ORLEANS, I.A. (tUlahtula April, 1CMS.) triikL . ra. rut'. a. p. I ar.rrar.scr.: ; R. H. Howard. Evansville, Indiana; AllisJk Howes, i Evansvile, ludinna; A. M. Phelps A Sn, New- . bunch. Indiana i Minor A Hade. Newbiirah. Induiua; it. 1. .cwimii urotner, Miumvuie, iveni l- . r, c t.il... t- c. I ..i.-;n V-.,. L. ! Thomas Ianforth. Secretary, New Alt-any Iiuuram e ; Co., New Albany, Indiana; It. ;im-n Ji Co.; j New Albany, Indiana; W. It. Callin, Henderson, I I Kentiuky; R. G. Beverly, HmJertii, KentiKky; j i James Montgomery, Preston Bro. Rink, J-frei-s..n-i villo, Indiana; Merrett Campbell and Co.,it. I.oma, i Mo. Jj-Mj WIT 4M .Jk.V, 4JMEJTHOV8E T ., WW COMMISSION AND FOR WARDING MERCHANTS. No. 1 Pordrai Street NEW ORLEANS, LA. CLEW W 1LHN...W. a. CBt.THOlSK..Jo. lilTIIXi, F . We jrtve onr personal attention to the sale of ToImccn, rn. Wheat, Hay, OaU, Flour, Pork, Bacnn, Lard. Ac. and 4 rM U It- THE l. Vit Ii KM iJ ,VÄ M for many vears chief Clerk in the Itoiise t f JltllN II CR LEY A Co.. to ffer hi servkes Merchant, to the friend and natron of that house, now that it has retired from biIns. With this end in view I have formed a co-partnership with Mr. E. W. Benton, senior of the old and j well known Ann of E. W. Benton A Co., under the i name and style of BENTON A KING, to Uke place 1 from tlte 1st of Stay, prox. J The subscriber reliea for support upon the friend of the old house of JOHN HURLEY A Co.. who have had opportunities of experiencing the promptness and ability with wltkh he attended to their biiaiiivs. Very respectfully, TnOMAS KING, Corner of Lafayette and New Levee street. .New Oi leans, April X7. IK. augS-y wynEit. it el ho'Jiumo, vo.n.nifiaaVsion Merchiut, No7 Ealayette street. New Orleans, for the saVtof butter cheese, lard. egg, dried fruits. Floor. Meat and all sorts of Weatara Trö duce, and for the purchase ox urocene ste. in mal Vir mlvauce made en consignments n. MtE.ywEn i " co., co.n.vi9m t9w sion and Fora arding Merchant. No. 2U, Poy dra Street. New Orleans, La. my20-dAwiy M OH.H V MLK " '. EOm URIIing and Commiaskw Merchants, N'o.ts) Tcbonpitoulas stmt, New Orleans. johs wrint.w ." t. ai'LLivasr. sept 15'37-l.T . rm If MCH EL L f MJL'TCUEM, COMJL mission and Forwardiug Alerchaut. New Orleans, La. dsgfci-ly TTm L'TCUEU T TWI1HELL COM. jLmlsion and Forwarding Merchants, St. Louis. Liberal ailvance made on cousignroeuts to either of our house. knrra to Messrs. Alii A Howes, Bement A Veilc, Howard A Brown Evansville. dec'-ly ran t TWMCHELL t., l..fllM f üioii am 1 KorwardimrMercliauta. No. 70, Poy .Iras treet, rw Orleans T. C. TWICUELI myi7-ly .c. H. rAiacutu. 4J.J'OEL, BT OCR COJI.ntBSIOJS JL Merchant and yroprk-tor o Stock Stables, New Orleans. Jan2-2S7-ly. HOTELS. HERWOOn IIOC8E, WILL. E. VERS, Pr ; rietor. Corner First aud Locust stieets, Kvansvuie, ma. erne square irom steamhont land in. ft-l; AT1UtUkB JMKRIVJ.X' HOTEL, V Vincennes. Ind. J.M.II.AKK, Fntr.netor. This house baa been refitted and rvturaisbed, and i now in fineorder. mhijj 'yiTf HOTEL, W-J TE M HTMKKT, m j Msucii Main and Division. Evansville, lnd. octl-tf w?i. It. ruicvjcui, rrop. W9EELER hoc be, yiJWEJr.YEm ...I imtMMtita tneO. At. . Jfc. vnice. A. J. BEF.LER, Proprietor. teKt-tf 'mwnt 107 TMLMT JIME BOMEm JEM THING good to asU, step up o A. . Ka,TNOLD3 Co.1. and Itet you a fin Canvassed Uun. or nice rise of Pried Beef. A lo f-t r"! t-r -o1 4ssiiWa'k,p

Publle Speaking. Judge Xiblack and Judge Hover, the op

porting candidates for Congress, will address . their fellow-citizens at the following times j and places, to-wit: j Vanderburgh County Evansville, Tues- : dar, August 31st; Ingles's Station. WedneaI day, September 1st; at Longs, in the Bayoa, j Friday, October 8th; Germantown, Satoxfay October 9th vi , Olson Cvuntv Princeton, Thursday. September 2d; Francisco, Friday, 3d; OwensTil.e, Saturday, 4th; Patoka, Mon(Liy, 6th. Knox county Dickensburg, Tuesday, September tth; Vincennes, Wednesday, 8th; Edward Port, Saturday, 25; Bruceville, Monday, 27. rike county Ilornbrooks, Tuesday, September 14; I'etersburgh, Wednesday, 15; Cross-roads, Thursday, 16. Davie $ county Washington, ' Triday, September 17; Alfordarille, Saturday, 18; Raplesrillc, Thursday, 23; Uwl Prairie, Friday, 24. JUartin county Loogootee, Monday, September 20; Halberta Bluff. Tuesday 21: j Ilarrisonrille, Thursday, 23. i Putty county Mount Vernon, Monday, j Octolnrr 4th; New Harmony, Tuesday, 5th; I WadcsTillc, Wednesday, 6 ; Union church, Thursday, 7th. Shaking to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M From & Cknrlirm Ertmitf ttru. Arlatocri-cjr wf lcmf;osr. Every country has its aristocracy with more or less itolitical influence. England has a landed aristocracy, which has ruled hitherto through the two Houses of Parliament. France is goTerned mainly by a military aristocracy, although the Imperial jtowcr appears to be supreme. Even Hussia in her nobility has frequently found a power paramount to that of the C&ir. We have ulao an aristocracy which controls all political movements. We must not look for it in rnoit (rifted. It is not one of talent, or wealth, or family. It is to be sought in those who unite a certain share of popular declamation with the arts of political combination. The men who guide the machinery of mucuses constitute our aristocracy. It is the aristocracy of deraajrogueism. It is as potential as any otlicr on the face of the habitable globe. All power is concentrated in its hand?. Whatever may be the const.tutional distribution of authority; however may be the adjustments and balances under : our organization, Federal and State, the f power lehind all these is found in the clique i f politicians who prepare the measures m well as nominate the candidates who are to carry them into effect. The people appear to exercise their will voluntarily in the selection of their agents. This is a delusion. The act of casting their votes is only one of empty form. By p rearrangement everything ha been done tor the voter by the dcraayouc3 ia caucus. Political power with us is thus in the hands of a com pj rati rely limited number. Thia'conMitutcs them an aristocracy, the oligarchs of the American republic, as much as the Venetian Senate was the sole source of authority in that republic. It is the concentration of all political tower in the hands of those who rule iu the fecret conclave who frame the resolutions hiding the covert purpose under pompous common-places, and who move the machinery by which the whole is consummated under the appearance ot popular sanction. This is our aristocracy, in whom all substantial political power resides. It b:ts become f-o much the habitude of the country that it has become ingrained in our M etern. It is striking its roots deeper every i dav into our political soil. And until the I people will rise in their might and majesty of their power, throwing off this tyranny of the few over the uisny, the American people will be under the influence of cliques and .... . uhirh Caucuses consign them to political j bondage. The cout luaion from this view is that the theoretical plan of our Government is seething quite different from its practical action. Uur cytt.Tu presupposes, as the foundation of the ogcniy for making the laws, tae free and independent movement of the people This is the fundamental idea in what Is ca'led popular sovereignty ; but instead of this republican maxim, the action of the masses is only secondary. The actual operation is in broad contrast with the theoretic scheme of our political institutions. It is not the people in whom resides the sovereignty, but the ambitious and intriguing few who make it appear that they are the organs instead of the possessors of the sovereign power. In one word, we axe under the ioiniuion of an Aristocracy of Demagogues. ) The lit atens. At 17 minutes past 3 o'clock this morning, occurred the Autumnal Eqninox. The equinox in astronomy, is the time at which the sun passes through the equator in one of the equinoctial points. When the sun is in thi equator, the days and nights all over the world are of the same length, and this gies the name, of equal-night. The equinoxes do not divide tbe year into portions of equal length, for as the sun is at tbe greatest distance froa k earth in the summer, and the angular motion in hi3 orbit is consequently slower, the inI tcrval from tbe vernal to the autumnal equi- ! nox is greater than from the autumnal to Hie Vernal. CO ma mv sun jcuuuuaiuucr North of the equator than South of it. This yettr the diffeence between these periods amounts to 7 days 15 hours and 43 minutes. There is no Arithmetic sufficiently subtle and comprehensive to estimate the amount of force which these seven days and a half of sunshine are equal to. For it is a theory, ingenious and plausible, that force is the direct product of the sun's rays. Some meteorologists hold that to tbe sun's tarrying longer in the Northern than in the Southern latitudes is to be attributed the higher mean j temperature of the Northern Hemisphere. The Harvest Moon is shining full upon us now of nights. The harvest moos is so called because about the time of theautumnal equinox, aud when the fruits of the harvest are being brought in, the moon rises at nearly the same hour shortly after sunset for several nights in succession. Cictnnafi G(i2(tlc, 22f. A Valuable Whale. The schooner Yatchman, savs the Newburrport (Mass.) Inquirer, of the loth inst, which recently returned to this port from a whaling voyage, caDtured a Eick sperm ha!e in Siam Bay, from which they obtained eleven barrels of oiL which, at the present market price, is valued at'about $450. From the carcass of this whale six hundred pounds of ambergris was obtained, which sold in Boston the pres ent weelc for the snm of $10,000, making the value of the whale of $10,450, whicn is, we thiTjlr, the most ralnsbTe whale on re

A XOTIMXirr AatOSQ TDK CATHOLIC O.KO-

a.AAm,aamA K Anctrtnn virtasf trt (111! i of fce Concordat, the Cardinal Prince Archbishop of Vienna. In this document, the lower Catholic clergy put j forth their grievances in language the like ; of which has not been beard since the day3 ; of the Reformation. The memorial begins : with a rough onslaught on the absolutist c ; Drosrressives of the episcopacy. M This Con- j cordat," it says, Mhas conferred upon the bishops many new privileges and a large increase of power ; bat the priest has to bear the whole odium of the indignation and of the moral resistance which the hated convention has created among the people." " There is no doubt," the document says in a subsequent paragraph, " but that our religion has become the object of uhiver?&l- derision. The-CtWwrdat--lia-p aroused the wrath of the most moderate r .men with respect to the antiquated, mediaeval ' ordinances of the Church; and the indignation against the executors of those ordinances become louder and more universal from day to day. This sentiment is the more dangerous as it rpreads among the main body of the people." The memorial complains of the wretched pay (sometimes less than that of a cab-driver), of the lower clergy, in consequence of which they are driven to the collection of fees and taxes which are the source of the most disgrace ful and disgusting conflicts with the people. Religion U thus made to appear in the light ' - . . , , . , . . . . , I of an insufferable burden, and agitators in crease the ill-feeling by directing attention, not to the penury of the lower clergy, but to the luxury and abundance in which the bishops are revelling. In the next place the petitioner lay bare the laziness of monkhood, and demand the abolition of these begging orders and the appropriation of their revenues to the maintenance of the working priests. A more important demand follows. It is for the alaolition of celibacy, on the ground tYieaf t Via I rr rtrvacSKi lit rt m,T1 trr re iniA tl aw I w. - yr " , : married state renders the priest the victim of suspicions, of sneerinir and contempt, and ! produces laxity amonzrt the clergy, thus rendering them contributors to the moral dissolution which is invading even the popular classes In conclusion, the petitioners demand that "such reform should be introduced as to make the lower clertry no longer in the odious light of opposcrs of the poorer classes; and that the priests by the abolition of the law cf celibacy, should be restored to the common ties of family and humanity. " If this is Dot done' they assert, "all our influence will entirely disappear ; the Catholic religion will be despised, hierarchy be totally overthrown, and the state become the football of ceaseless attacks and complications." They express, too, the significant hope that they maj not be driven to expect their safety froai the revolutionary party. X. Y. Pott A Mystery Explaixxd. A short time ago a man n"ned Bostwick had published in the New Orleans Picayune bis own obituary, sent several copies of the paper containing it to the North, and left New Orleans under circumstances that indaced the belief that he was engaged in some dishouest business. The Chicago papers clear up the mystery of the affair somewhat, by informing us that Bostwick is a civil engineer, and was, until a recent date, a resident of Pana, 111., where he was a member of the firm of Bostwick k Bellen, real estate and land agent. He had licen paying his addresses to a Mis Emma C. Gibson, living iu the town, but she rejected his suit, when he became deI pressed in spirits and left Pana unexpectedly, ' leaving behind him all his personal effect":. The supposition is now that his announcement of his own death was only a little in advance of that event, as it is presumed he committed suicide soon afterwards. MTiltJFKFS JUTOJIJTIC MOTJT. XJ INU IIAKUOW. Patented May th. IiOS. The attention, of rianufactarers of agricultural implements, aod the raiser of small giain, i invited to a recent aod most vlnaMa improvement In th construction of therTairov, invented by V. M. Cwarxx, of Grayvillo, Illinois. In this new implement the teeth art in.'-tM in two self revolving horirotitid wheels, by which tha furrow of the teeth are mad to rroa tbe line of the direct ioa of the harrow, aud aa tlte teeth eonaind the circuit of the wheel every time Ihe harrow moves forward i the kngth of the diameter of the wheel, each tooth ! ha just three times the effect of a tooth ia a straight j harrow, eonacnoently it does iu work far better, ; and mora of it. Once paaaing over the grtnnd with I this harrow, leaves it better harrowed than by two passages with the ordinary harrow. It is much J lighter draft wpon the leant, and what nnat tie a j great consideration wtih every practical farmer, in paating over Corn cr stobld ground, it kci itself entirely free of stalks, aa by iu action it scatters I tham on each aids of It. I The Inventor proposs to sell the right to mannacture tbas Harrow, for any riven Territory, either Counties or States, at saoilexate prices. Ha will also sell single Harrows, and on ths receipt rf $15 ks will ship a good six feet narrow to any part of the country, Um purcbaaer paying freight. Addrcsa. V. M. CHAFEE. augS-ttnt-wtf Grsyvillr, Illinois. THE ETE! rmnx Evjm-mr jll the onB. VIICI UMM-RCrilt SSian nmm eDOOTww saaa with, tbe Kr ts th nvt injoortant. asnsv complex. st sooat ueiicate in organisation, fpfn j it exposed ait nation, it is constantly name to diewhich sesames varied form, and which, wnra aecleeted or maltreated, too frequently terminate i a blindn. It become, therefore, necessary Iba th practitioner shall be thoroughly converses not only with the strive tare ri th eye hall and K appendng-e, but that he shall have amot acenrat and perfect knowk-d sf all didraees to which that organ ts liable. In presenting this card for public consideration, . I would observe that after an experience of over ten voar la the principal opt halm k; hospitals of En-j rope, together with tbe advantage of a Urge private j practice, I am preparua to urai ait niwaai oi tue Eye with that certainty of success which can c-nly be accempliabed by years of exjerkicce. a. Consulutioa hon rs from A. SI. to 12 P. and 4 to ft P.M. JOHN MAGENNI3, M. D. Otnce, corner Locuet and Second etreets, Evansvilla. Indiana. Jy-lyw rm .V OLI CIWMJSWUTM J-iaVv mra KER IMvine boars taatimony to tlte value of thua extraordinary medical preparations known aa tbe Scandiaaviaa Blood Pun her and Blood 1 ills. cmviMVATi, Jnly ist, ls. Dm. C. W. RosACa Dsnr Sir: la reply to in quiries made of me, it gives me pH re to say that Mrs. N. Allee, of the Society of Friend, and widow of the late Dr. Allee, of Cincinnati, previous to her going East, eapreeeea Der con ride uce in tbe em-cml-v of vour Scandinavian Remedies, and the beneTf. . i .i . . r fit a be aertvea iron aing ineio. uaa occn fcring from general prostration at Urns being over seventy LX years oi age ou cixuaimia sou iu- I flamm at iea of the face. Yarktus remetlie were resorted to without rt-ik-i. woea aomo trie no re- ; commended a course of yonr Scandinavian Blood j Purifier and mood nns. incy uaa t&e aeeirea ef fect .and she was considered as restored to health. I know many who have nsed your modtcinea, and qaak derioedly of She bencvlte derrved. thns trtaifying of their renovating inflirfice in purifying the lkad and siring vigor and energy to the aystom. They hare my crdtmj apprubatkm. Very respectfully, your obedient servant. S. J. BROWSE. a-wA mkI J. Brown baa been a devoted la borer la the cause of Christianity for over thirty years in Cincinnati, as almost svery old Cindnnatian knows. Such testimony from such a eamrc ia not to be lightly passed over. Tor sal bv John Maitws, wooi xt h. FawtuI and ley Druggist and merchant generally, througw, ri th CfTtM atra and Cns-1. en7 -14-4 b -

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HOLM AGENT FOR rraHa. Tsastsalsm. 1 fssüy jrtmk , Tisy Mss s. W.,, s,ls.VW CsmI, ssal lasaaaUy. aa4 as mm aasily nsM aa4 sasssd tkaasjay stasr setts la tW las mmshw Jisjsjossf was as ass sssaUy tsipinVi 4 tSMSlteff. W Um Mklia. U k aausatw la wria hi sa UXallisi, iW. Kar. ' Kapts stsessi sf Hsrawasal Ssaiisc All snsstaW aa4 Sfaattsal aa wks kaa ' - ay tkymn wKfc.nl hilt C " aa aa MtnlTM W. TU n - pws MaiNBj bbl n atya aeritetiy stlu aa4 saait tftiaes sr atsss as ff ri ikaw w 1 sw aay aka Ca. TUt pi.il- baa n I tk wat for mil aaa iha tea illlliiii Lr nl s as tris4 tasss artelas wUl srs tastsissi bsl H lsy aarhetly still aa4 aa jm ars au bmms pars alt essalas fa-. ' ry sarsa mm4 will Wat a mVlaas. VMS tas saaasM. Ta waal la sf lksjr aast sas wttkfaj Iks sthaTa. asSka Jar is i aliaaW aar 11 as aa tiasa i WUl I griOO.VJV J MJ-VJIS. THE LOT of imported Brandies, formerly advertised to be sold at publie auction, will, from this d.ue, be old Privately, in nuantitiea to suit Dnrchaacra. Call early, if ytm want pure Bn.m1y f.jr littte mujer aUiar-and DkCKkR A KRAMER. KO. TMOUYUiLL, ItEUHLEJ lE rctarn his tbaaik to lua old customers for their kind patronage, and hope by strict etUntioa to b.ine. and good work, to t abia to merit a continuation of their favors. Having removed his store to ine corner oi wcona ana nam street, formerly occupied aa a eilversmith Shop, he is now prejatred to furnish all who may favor aim with-a call, with all the articles In hi line. aVaTTepairtng done Ith neatness and desjattch. Second hand harness alwavs on hand. J1v22-ai. W-OMELL T taVVJVVt) fO.V HJtfE JU Just selected Crom Iba largest Eastern lUmsea, a large stock of Violins, Italian, German, and French. Guitars of va-.-s prices. Acvor iwrusi tTlntirias, choice quality. Flntas Flageolet. Tambourine, Banjoea, And nil M oaical Inst ranients aod I wtnrtlos Vwka. w nJch they sell at Lasters prices. Also, a cwrrpletf assort men t of Envelope of all kind. Black Book. letter Paper. School Btajkl. Newest Novels, Ac, Ac. Whok-sale anal retail, and at the lowest prices Iu the city. Call and sco tas sc'-rxtion before going Wwhere. "k;-7 TffhKM' WM.YE, M-9MEMfJVii57, MM Jast received direct from Germany. 15 case or Rhein win and 2 caek of Bruns, brand t for ale low, in all pmntitiea, at my Saloon on Third street, between SycAmora and Vine, aug-js lm ril. EULEIt. fl OäT 1 LS. EM KUH L1MI t EM MS MM M. WW Com Meal ; Green Apples, Ac. Green Apples, srpt5 A. I). REYNOLDS s Co. .v .ii A r JVf.vav VJf UV-4,000 LMH. Cauva-sM-d liams. Cm) IS. Bacon Sidca, 60 Sack extra funily 600 M Suk-ar Cured dried Bcvf, fW It. No. 1 Cheoae, 100 " Pure Cream of Tartar, - flour, in.Ofto lb, country Braa, 20 Bush. Corn Meal. 'W dozen Shaker and other Brot ms. Just received and for sale by augil J. W TICKERT ft (. m-XKEM t TO M K TH K IJJS'lß K Mm JL SIGNED will keey wusImiUj on haiet, r ) IIA F, . ! cow;, OATS. snirtivrr, i mi as. And ell other articles needed tn feed Uorse or Mules. AU of which he will sell wholesale or re- I tail, at lowest market rates, aiving just weiirht I ' and measure. I ROBERT S. RUSTON, Water stmt, between Main and Locust, KviBfv.il. aug3-ly Jl 'TUT UECEirHMJ. 15 BJmtU OE. tEE. 100 boxes tea. 100 bales American Navy caVutn. 6 eaaes liqaorice, 10 cose lemon symr. 10 do brandy chirricw, 5 do als-ynth, 20 boxes pirk1?s, ' . AdopeccalilU, 5 do nartnrtiou, 5 do cuTJCoa ia jngs, . 5 bbls flonr sulphur. " 10 kegs trflnod sattpetre, 5 1-1.1 alum. 5 do chalk, h do cojsra, -15 do almonds, ; do ftllafi-ta, 6 do ftliDon'l (oft shall). A do Brail tint. 3 do English walnuts, " It laa shelled Alniccds. 5 1.M currents, lulnxes citroii, 100 do fire crackers, 1 case cards, 1"0 dot tar tot kefs, fvr sale low by TLNNXY A SOURENSON. ang30 'o. SI Water street. i iWLLla sY MO WEB, WATER TT. I j CvJL door above Vine, sola Maaufacturers of th 1 e a . . .in 9 a j tele Dra tea xiagnoiia wnisKy or vassvult, tu ALSO All kinds of Domestic Liquors, end cmstantly a large supply f Old and Choice Bourbon, Rye. and Monongahcla. Whisky. .ncllAwly. ICE IJVE-nJ It E It OR BE BHOEB Tba Trey Iron and Nail Factory, at Tn y, is . t.. nave uenry Buroen s lninroved Horse Shoe Machine ry now Insucceeeful operation, J and are prepared to execute r-VA decs for Uorae and Mule Shoes, of auv weicht and pattern, at a price tut little atave the price of Hone Sh-te In n. The Quality of the Iron used in these shoe i warranted ia every respect. These she nave oeen approve or, aua are now meu iy tne u ntui uT" Government exciuiveiy, as also ny many oi nie principal Stage and Omuibu Companies aud Horse S.K.irrs tbroucrhoat the countrv. . 1 b-ee Sitoe can be purchased through Vie principal Hardware rud Iron Stores in the United States. Orders addressed to the subscriber, at Troy village, will receive prompt attention. WM. r. Bl'UDEX, Agent, aplft-ly - Jr"y y- TVU.J J.tVI mm -'Wt filMtM tmWFJ M.kZ. O j.iwmm- itiM-ketit. iiaaketa. Haaiitamrda. Ckitcs Pin., Clothe Lines, Bed Cords, Scrub Bros hes, Shoe Brr-bea. Stove Bru-h. Horse. Bn-thej j, ; all Brush's, cot ton . atop, cxrtton xiaiiing, fliavcu, Firs Kindlert, c, 4c For sale by Og31 J. W. VICKERT A Co. WUME EMUH, M-MME EIHH. WHITE JLj FIMI. riCKEREL and BASS, a splendid ar1 tick, Just received bv ' miVt f Tf . rvvnw A aoy.

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KNICKERBOCKER Life Insurance Company. OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. TJ TEJHET OP THE cojmu ATION OF THIS COMPANY, MARCH 1st, 157. CAPITAL AND ACCUM CLATI0N, J 173.792 0. Capital stock .. . Jl(1,0 00 LUe Insurance for Preminms, Ac . I I 04S 23 Iaterca received and accrued : 33,14 21 S2M2öti 4V DiabursamenU, ibduding Loaaes, Sala ries, Kent, Taxes, Commission, Medical Fees, Dividends to Stockholders, tC.f tC.f Tlt-THItl .. 82.434 03 Total Capital and Accumulation. I1T3.792 44 ARRETS. Bond and Mortgage. Premium Notes, Bills Receivable, Loaaa 6o call, Caah, f SICMCOM Accrued Interest and Preniinms unpaid. 4.731 61 furniture . 900,000 Sl73,?tt 44 STEPHEN C. WHEELER, Sec'y. 17 William STaxrr, New York, Mkrcb, ls.17. f At the request of the President and Boajd cf Directors of the Knk-kerbocker Life Insurance Company, I certify that tbe mode of computing present value of the Policies employed by the Secretary of the Company is scientifically correct, and ia accordance with th prescriptions f the charter. I alio certify, that I have compared the list of r olicte furnished me by tbe President aa on the bwoka of the Company with valuatk table sufficiently to teat the accuracy f the results given by the Secretary, and find the values as stated within to 1 uumericiUly correct. That U to say, tbe present aloe of the future risk of th office on all ouUtaading policies, or the difference between the present value of future preminm to t aidou them i$43,0J7 19. The total valne of policies, tlte bolder of which are entitled to dividend, is f 29,227 02. And if tbe surplus i otrres-tly stated at $71,512 71. the difference tMwern ttis and th p resell t value of Die future risk or the Comjiany n exieting policies, after tleducting 10 per cent of it for tlte relief fund, ia the procr amount for dividend, to-a it; 54, C10 97. The true principle of dividend is to nMign to each policy holder who has insured on the mutual plan a share proportioned to the prcaent value of hi policy, which i the true value of Lis interest aa a stockholder of the Coinjiauy. This ithare amounts to 10 Iter cent of the present valne of the policy. CHARLES W. HACK LEY. February 2."th, 16.77. As Agrnt for the above Company, I am prepared to issue Policies, on the most luvornble term. Pamphlets giving all desirable information, can be had on application. WM. T. PAGE. Evansville, April 2th, lS58.-ly. (M BBTRmM CT OE THE KKJUM-J.-y - At ttntrtHmt nf the aßtiirt and cunäüion of the II OME lysl'ttA SCE CbavMijr, of fk, CVf A'eic Fort, o th tint dag of IxcemUr, 17. ASSETS. Cash Balnnee In IVuik . SC?,000 38 Bonds and Sfortpages lcin first lien on Real katate, worth at least faVl.tsfti) 4 00, COO 00 Loan on stock, payable on demand, (market value of seen ri the, f J33,Cb7) lV.fsr.n 15 Bank Stork, (market value) 77,000 00 Kenl Estate, No. 4 Wall street, (the oftic m lös Companj)....w.. C7,c04 ? I lite rent doe on the 1st of January. 1H5S. 4 whieh 312,ut5 9 Sha since Leen rs- , r-. 14,375 03 Balance in luuids of Airent and in course of tranemiaaioa from Aran's a ths 31st HecemWr... 2I.CJI 75 (Of which 7,807 7 has siuc been received). Premium due and uncollected on Policies Issued at OUke... 2.087 53 Total . Outstanding Losses on 31 it Dcrmlr. I.'?, estimated at.t39,410 01 Due Stork holdt-ra on account f Seventh Dividend 1.700 00 1 41,110 01 CBAS. J. MARTIN. IWt. A. K. WILLMAUTU, Vice rrea,t. J. 3IILTON SMITH, Sec'y. I A. C. 11ALL0CK, Agent. je14-dfm Evansville, lad. WDBTRJCT HTulTEJIE.'XT OE THE WM- xn,1UUn of th CITY VIUE ISZL&ASCF. CVMTA A' 1 oj Unjarl Jaaeiry 1st, lit&S. KÄME AKII LOCATION. Tha oameef this Company t the Cm Fiat IPi k..rB CowpAxr or II AkTtoRD. The Company is located at Hartford Connecticut. CAPITAL. The amount of Its Capital Stock I one hundred and fifty thousand dollar. The a rant tot of Its Capt il Spk paid up is one LuuJiei auJ Lily thousand dollars. Cash on hand . J10,4VC 0 Caan in the band cf Agents and other 1-erei'Us ... i3An 11 Bonds owned by th O'lnisinv, l'J tlefO U Mortgage Bond of the Imllana Central Railroad Company, taying semi-aa-nual interest of u per c nt ... . . Dl.t due the Company, eueJired by mortei'i; on iUal Ll.itc Lai!- vn cUattml secured by SSI suarcs of Bank btock, aod oiin.r Stocks and 10.000 j 22,010 00 lemds io pot-session f the Company 57,iVl 08 AU other seeuriticH are Col Shares Bank St's:k ...... 51,0V ti Bills receiTal.l,'.. 1A,333 3S Accrued Interest......... 4,043 IA OfTlrw furniture S77 17 Total assets or the Company tlW,)73 V, MABIUTIH. Tjosers adjnstcd and not du.t3,77i 00 I i'e unadjusted, and in sus-piu-e, vailing fcr further tT''t ..........9,479 Oft .Ml otl r claim paiot ths ' Company rsUtoated.. .(,425 on Totil haUlitles.. ...f 13,oT0 00 The greatest eiaouut insured In say ot riek is j.ft. The gret,t"t amcent allowed to be lmmred In any one City, Town or Village, varies sccortliug io its iu and rl.vt of propartv. Die r re.it est amount allowed to be insured In any cne M.-iW, varies as in the preceding. No part of it capital or earnings are deposited with any Stale or State, as security t:r loseee thrs'u. C B. BOW ER, Prea't. C. C. WAITE. Secretary. W. B. LOUNSBURT, General A.mt. Applications reeefve.1 itv A. C. IIALL0CK, Arsnt. Evaasville. IoL Lessee rrcmj.Cy aJustod and paid with fidshty and dipatch. iell-omoadaw lW BEJTTt 1?. OF Fit' E U.YIf JLaResideuce in Mr. Caldwell's Buildipgs, en i I.N utt, netir second Street. THANsriL tor the liberal patronage given to Lhn ; tart summer, be ha returned toEvansvUie, with th , dvin of becoming a permanent citien, and reI pei tlully offers hia professional aen icea ia all die- ! eases, acut or chronic. While Dr. B. regard tha erientiSe bm cf water s the Febrif icum Macnutu, be nrtlaJeas use all I tlte äfs remedies both of th Alopathic and Eclectic I Sch-.-ols ss adjunct, discarding all ii'jurious aud ' peiaonous tnedicines. ; lie would call the attention cf ft public to the fiUovtiug SPECIALITIES. Ca scran Removed without the V&if and pemabcntly cured. BaoNcniTis ad Co?tsrMrTios Treated y th new eystem of inhalation of medicated vapors, aaj siyted by valuable erjectoraot yruje. ! D:sk.stsor tu s Eics. Persons who har bad their eve burnt with various kiuds of eaiutir, re- : civinc; litt! or no beneric, will find it to tlttir ia- , terebt to change the treatment. t raxit DisEASKS-Will I treated w!h remarka ble succe. Various new remedk.- will te used, ae the Magij'.to-Electric machine for ncrvoua duwaece, Ac, Ac. The aubscriber Lae a choice assortment of pure drugs aud medicines, (wines and brandies for medical i-nrpoae only), and the mort popular patent medicine at retail. Eeraons calling lor nnou incs, and paying for them in the office, may have medical counsel without charge. Uy Pliyau ian' pnsKTiptlons hotn & tne Aiot ratlik and Eclectic schooU, carefully prepared at ail , faour. A. BEATTl , M. I. mylt-ly KMJ '. I " 1. 1. Mi FJtFER WJKEm Louse We have now oa hand, and otHir on liberal terms, a well assortd ttock for printer and, bookbinders, among which we namo 5 si bundle Printfng PTr assorted sires ; 1 tOO Straw Boards ; 1(X0 Tar Boards, i As well a colored PriutinT Patr : nUin Can and Kotm flat Medium, white and colored - i UJ ue; Post-office paper, Manilla Wrapping, Printer' Ink. Ac We also bag knave to call tU nta 1 l-rs to our stook of 2XO bundles rapping raper, and 100 . gro. of Bonnet Boards. ' Th D,""T n,ar"I P"r Pla ,or tyl TEVyXT SORENSK.

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CONTAINING ALL THE LATE NEWS, CONTAINING ALL THE LATE NEWS, CONTAINING ALL THE LATE NEWS, CONTAINING ALL THE LATE NEWS, BY MAIL AND BY TELEGRAPH, BY MAIL AND BY TELEGRAPH, BY MAIL AND BY TELEGRAPH, BY MAIL AND BY TELEGRAPH, AND A GOOD SELECTION AND A GOOD SELECTION AND A GOOD SELECTION AND A GOOD SELECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS MATTI Tt, OF MISCELLANEOUS MATTER. OF MISCELLANEOUS MATTER. OF MISCELLANEOUS MATTER. JE OV M'J.Vr mi JOH ao.VA, if yoc want rnjrr.r;, IK YOU WANT POSTERS, IF YOU WANT POSTERS if you want roaiEiis, IF T0C WANT HANDBILLS, IF YOU WANT HANDBILLS, IF TOT WANT HANDBILLS, IF YOC WANT HANDBILLS. if you want rR0CRA?r?rr, IF you want programmes IF YOfJ WANT PROGRAMMES, IF YOU WANT PliOGllAMilEi, ir T0C WANT PAMPHLETS, IF YOU WANT PAMPHLETS, IF YOC WANT PAMPHLETS, IF YOU WANT PAMPHLETS, IE YoU WANT CARDS, ( IF YOU WANT CARDS IF YOU WANT CARDS, IF YOU WANT CARDS. IF TOU WANT BILLS OF LAM NO, IF TOC WANT BILLS OF LADING, IF TOC WANT BILLS OF LADING, IT YOC WANT BILLS OF LADING, IF TOU WANT BILL HEADS IF Y0T WANT HILL HEADS IF YOU WANT BILL HEADS, IF YOU WANT BILL HEADS, IF YOU WANT SHOW CARDS, IF YOC WANT SHOW CA PDS IF YOU WANT SHOW CARDS, tr TOU WANT PH)W CA Kits, IF YOU WANT PROW PILT.S, IF YOU WANT SHOW BILLS IF YOC WANT SHOW BILLS, IF YOU WANT SHOW UU.LS, IF TOC WANT RAILROAD WOT1K, IF YOU WANT RAILROAD WO It K, i if you want railroad work, ; if yoc want railroad work, if you want steamboat work, if you want steamboat work. IK lOI; WANT STEAM r-OAT WORK, IF YOU WANT STEAMBOAT WOEK, IF TOC WANT COLORED WORK, IF YOU WANT COLORED WORK, IF TOU WANT COLORED WORK, IT TOU WANT COLORED WORK, IE YoC WANT DRAY TICKET, IF YOU AVANT DRAY TICKETS, IF YOU WANT DRAY TICKETS, IF YOU WANT DRAY TICKETS , IF YOU WANT BALL TICKETS, IF YOU WANT BALL TICKETS, IF YOU WANT BALL TICKETS, IF YOU WANT BALL TICKETS. IK VOC WANT INVITATION CARDS, IF YOU WANT INVITATION CARDS IK YOU WANT INVITATION CARDS IK YOU WANT INVITATION CARDS. OR ANYTHING ELSE, OS ANYTHING ELSE, 1t ANYTHING EI.eE, OR ANYTHING. ELSE, IN TnF PRINTING LTNE, IN THE PRINTING LIN E, IN THE PRINTING LINE, IN THE r HINTING LINE, GET THFM AT THE JOURNAL OFFICE, GET THEM AT THE JOURNAL OEE1CE, GET THEM AT THE JOURNAL OFFICE, CET Til EM AT THE JOURNAL OFFICE, i , WHERE THEY II WE NEW TYPE. WHERE THEY HAVE NEW TYPE, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW TYPE. M HERE THEY HAVE NEW TYPE. WnERE TUET HAVE NEW PRESSES, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW PRESSES, WHERE Til EY HAVE NEW PRESSES, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW PRESSES. AND EVERYTHING ELSE NEW, AND EVERYTHING ELfE NEW, AND EVERYTHING) ELSE NEW, AND EVERYTHING- ELiE NEW, AND OF THE BEST QUA LITT, AND OF THE BEST QUALITY, AND OF THE BEST QUALITY, AND OF THE EI ST QUALITY, A NO MOST FAIIICNAr.t.E PTTLTS, AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, ANJ Most FASHIONABLE STYLES, AND DO WORK CHEAPLY, AND DO WORK CHEAPLY, AND DO WORK UFA PLY, AND DO WORK CULAPLY. AND DO IT NEATLY, AND DO IT NEATLY, AND DO IT NEATLY, AND DO II NEATLY, AND IN THE TEST FTYLF, AND IN THE BEST STYLE, AND IN THE PEST STYLE, AND IN THE ELS T STYLE. 1 give rs OA TL. CALL, CALL, CALL. oivj; is GIVE US GIVE US AT OUR NEW OmCF. AT OUR NEW OFFICE, AT OUR NEW OFFICE, AT OUR NEW OFFICE, AND SEE OUR SFECIVENS AND SEE OUR tPEClüENS, and i E oui: sn ( i?;r: s AM.' StE Olli &PLCLM.X.NS, AND LEARN OUR TRICES AND LEARN OUR TRICES. AND LEARN OUR PRICES. AND LEARN Uli PRICES. WE DFfT COMPETITTON', WE M ET COMPETITION, WE I-EFY COMPETITION, WE Dl'VY COMIEllTICit, EITHER IN WCRKMANslMP, EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, EITHER IN V.ORAJkAN.-HIP, or. in mcTS. OR IN PRICES. OR IN l'FIU . OR IN IJ.it LS. TTOTer CRANE'S COMMISSION ECUSE.t W-ter etn-et, three ' f.rm Main, LvAT.MiUe. Ind. EVANSVILLE JOURNAL i Ml ANY. TLTT-f T GV.Tt lJELTI.VCU'ToTitvrt ctterly atKT-.er.u made in sn aütitl-r;t.t fn anoti'T column, Usiut the "New Yotk I5tl trj a a v uicanizea nutter ucitir.g and Pi.rkirc -t only "eaary to say that the e'litur tf tha FC1- ; EN TIFIC AMERICAN, in a lur.c ai.d elabf rat" ar. ticle in their coluians (w Lieh evi y reader f thut i invaluab'. ri-r baa - reccmiuerrfs tiio New York Beltine Co.V r-ttin? atxve all otl.trs, and by way t-f a clinrher they binle tliat they Lte U tu J t xneir presse ini mactiinery. Tbi Crpany is wealthy. :nd I ra authorized t by them equal, if not , guarat'ieo the articles uinde . top ntr to sdv other m-ke. I Vho rapid sale f Iba New York Belting to our j lareewf tuachlni'ts, mil?s. and t-curie Kto ineu who l are i.i.Ka a:iJ Ciir nct ' e C::.i' Z. im SLfficieCt evtI dene of its value, but the lel.iu'ny Of th SiUU I A"''r5cn Ä ' W 'It.U.g .T?1!,. 5 ,h m. ,.f Vt i jusi oriiiti, '. . Inr in ttuumer. for kale at Cincinnati t'rice. . CHARLES 3. WILLS. New Stirs, t-3 i..Tc-ire J. H. Msfhee . rmwtftt .. löo AmjxjB (JJoitJ? JL 15run. Va. wid Ky. T iweo. Juki rnr & and W als by UtLES A RIGCS-