Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 48, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 October 1858 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, IND. MONDAY MOUSING. ..OCTOBER 4

.Xl . - . Tin Tteket. - - - The ticket ia our columns was placed there without consultation with any one, and no one of the candidates is responsible in any way for the connection ia which his name was placed ; not one of them was aware of tTje use we made of his name till the ticket was published. It embraced the .' names of the best men, in our opinion, ; among those who had offered themselves as candidates all of whom, ' we understand, -are willing to adopt the anti-Lecompton Democratic platform. We gave the ticket no political designation nor especial cornemendation. . We published it to bring the

names of those we deemed the most capable and reliable men prominently before the

, public, Without much regard to their politi-

cal antecedents, asking only if they were light on the paramount question of the day, The only name placed oa the list at the suggestion of a third party, was that of Mr, Moore's candidate for Circuit Judge. As

". we desire that neither local feelings, politi- ' cal prepossessions or. religious prejudices

shall have any influence in the elcct'on of our Judicial Officers, we place the names of both candidates for Judge in the ticket, and most earnestly urge voters to weigh the merits of both most carefully, and vote for the most worthy, without asking by what . agencies he hits been . brought forward, or

. to what section of the party be belongs, or

what his religious faith may. The only misgivings we have felt in regard to Mr. Burke's fitness for the position, were as to . his personal habits in the use liquor. These hare been removed by the assurances of his

. . personal friends, and intimates that these . , are not such as to impair the vigor and clearness of his intellect or to cause the least uneasiness to his friends. They assure us , the reports which have been spread abroad in this part of the District, are slanderous and false.

Some weeks ago the debased parasite of Bill English, the New Albany Ledger, published a spurious version of a speech of John 31. Wilson, English's competitor for Congress, delivered at Washington in 1854, purporting to be written out from notes taken at the time of its delivery, and pre served with care for use. The falsehood of the story, and the iuunou3 forgery of tho speecbs have been most conclusively exposed by the testimony of witnesses who beard it, and by the re-production of the genuine speech, as published at the time of its delivery, in the newspapers of tbe vicinity, showing clearly that tho counterfeit bears so rercmblancc to the trüa Speech ; yet the finquircr here which can always find a lower depth of infamy than any of its co-laborers in Lccomptoa falsehoods after this damuiug exposure, rc-publkbes the false speech, and puts it forth with an affected hypocritical appeal to excite the prejudices of naturalized voters. The first publishers of the forged document, could make some pretences of a belief in its genuineness; Lut those who jepcated it, after the fnu-d was proven, must be void of shame, and all regard of honor and truth. : ÄS? Jcffcrjou Pa vis, tbe other day, made one of those noble and patriotic speeches -trhich'thrül the hearU of the people in all sections of the country, and prove by the response they meet w ith, how easy it would be to heal all the, wounds inflicted by sec tional strife, if political leaders would but become national y their views and aims, and cease to goad tbe people to hatred and enmity by tbe shafts of scctinal jealousy and prejudice. He rendered a graceful tribute to the hospitality and kindness that had been extended to bim in New England, praised the fat cattle, the ingenious imple ments, the good farming, and drew from the varied productions the different develop- ' incntg, and the mutual dependence of different sections of tbe country, the great lesson of union aud brotherhood."1 Such sentiments " as these are more than empty compliments ; they have a meaning and an effect, and they are responded to all over the country by those who understand the value and who love the traditions of the union. EÖ7Gcn. Laue has beeu iu this district openly canvassing for Xiblack's re-election. K Iblack is pledged to the doctrine that no State should be admitted with a population less than 9-1,000. Every vote, therefore, ' which Lane made for Xiblack, is a rote to keep Oregon out of the Union. But Lane cares less for tbe admission of Oregon, than he docs for the allowance cf the S4,000,000 of Oregon war claims, which is being bought up by a company of speculators and harpies and in which Lane and his friends have a deep stake." If by flattery he can secure the influence of Buchanan in aid of this enormous fraud upon the Treasury, he would not care if Oregon did not come into the Union in five years. A million a "year would compensate him and his friends for waiting. The extravngant laudation and ridiculous flattery of Buchanan which conHtitutcs the pith of his speeches had a purpose, and were made with an eyo to the main chance. - JBäTWe ere indebted to Judge Hovcy for a pamphlet printed at Washington for Mr. Bright, .containing the speeches, opinious, and votes of the U. 8. Senate Tw whl,"h th right of the Hon. Jesse D. Bright and Grahaai N. Fitch, to their seaU as TJ. S. Senators from Indiana, was confirmed. There is not iu the pamphlet any portion of the evidence upon which the speaking and voting was predicated. The facts, we suppose, were deemed non-es3ential matters. S" John Nash, who is under sentence of death,"at Keokuk, Iowa, is believed to bo ihe same John Nash who left Vineennes some jears ago, suspected of nanny committed .ievsjra' bewy robberi?".

Burglars. Two of the burglars tried at ,

the recent, term of ; the Circuit Court at 1 Princeton, confessed their crime after con- ! viction, and the Clarion says one of them, ' named Barton, went with the Sheriff to a ! place near Patoka, and about forty rods from the railroad, where in a hollow log they had concealed their plunder on the morning after the robbery. Some kind of animal had drafted every thins: fron its hiding place. The watches, pocket-book, gold pens and gold coin were all there, to gether with a dart lantern and several other instruments ' 'Used by burglars. Their own account of their proceedings is about this : They entered town after midnight, and first entered the house of Mr. K. B. French, but finding him sleeping uneasily they left there and Tisited Mr. Jerauld'a. : One Of them (Barton) went into his sleeping room, but finding Mr. Jerauld about to be aroused by the restlessness of his little girl, he went down stairs, where the two waited half an hour, and then " going back succeeded in getting the watch. They then went again to Mr. French's and catching him sleeping well, took his .vatth. At Mr, J. Devia's they could not effect an entrance. From there they went to Dr. West's, and succeeded in stealing from two rooms those of Mr. Carr and Mr. Jenkins money from the former and a watch, two gold pens, a pocket-book and gold coin from the latter. As they were leaving town they saw a man astir just below the depot, whom they supposed saw them. The seeing this man and supposing they would be pursued immediately the theft was made known, was what made them hide the property at all. It appears thfit whoever they aW did not sec them. r On their way to the Penitentiary, Climer, the associate of Barton, made his escape from the officer while the cars were stopping at Seymour, and though band-cufied and a chain on his leg, made good his flight in the dark. Mithouist Conference at Mt. Versos The Advocait gives the following account of the conference on Thursday and Friday Bishop Janes, of New York, was ia the chairf - Messrs. Ilcsier, Jackson and Hill were elected Secretaries. Tho morning session was taken up principally iu tbe ap pointment of committees, and in passing upon .the claims to continuance m their charges of sundry probationary ministers. . A scriom of resolutions, authorizing and prescribin-r the manner of the election of a Board of Iruslecs of the Asbury Institute, elicited some debate, iu which Messrs. Smith, Sabin, Daily, Kiger, Hill, Noble aud Hester participated. In opposing the resolution requiriug a majority of tbe Conference toclect, Mr. Sabin expressed the opinion, that, owing to previous niismauajrcmcnt of the financial concerns of tbe Institute, tbe latter would soon become bankrupt, and be dciicndeut upon the ministry to supply its current expenses. Mr. Kigcr. replied, asserting tbe groundlessness of Mr.Saliin's fears in regard tJ t'je Institute, defending the policy of the provious Boarils, and tx.resi ng rcne confidence in tbe present cöuditiou and future prospects ol t'ic. Institute. The otucr sncakcri likewise averred their be lie I in the wisdom of its previous maiiarxmcut, aud had uo fears of the future. The debate w.u quite, spirited, and con Siaerabie rcadiucsa, tact unl ability was manifested by the speakers. The Conference is quite a full one, embracing the most talented of the ministerial fraternity of South era Indiana. "A St. Louis corre :pondrnt writes us that the Upper Mississippi is fdlinf, witl three and a half feet upou the Lower Rap ids. The Missouri his three and a half feet from St. Joseph to St. Louis, and falling, The lcvec, at St. Louis was crowded on Thursday and Friday with large quantitie of potatoes from the upper country. Up wards of 8.000 sacks bad arrived iu three days. One-fourth of these are affected by dry rot, a disease which is injuring the crop all along the Mississippi. Prices for pota toes were from thirty-five to forty-five cents per bushel, according to size and condition Several partita uf jjold seekers left St Louis last week for tbe K ansas gold regions near Pike's Peak. fitA Gcnuau named EdwnrJ Tress committed suicide at Memphis on Sunday last. It appenrs that he ciime to this couutry about two years since, with his wire and one child, possessing the handsome sum of $10,000. But be made ao unlucky investment of his fortune ia Chicago property and lost it aC. He then Amoved to Paducah, Kentucky, where his v. ife, for a short time,, taught mubic, while he went to Memphis iu search of ä cmploymcut for. himself. Ueiuj unable to procure work of any kind, and becoming tired of cxisteuce, he blew out his brains with a pistol.- The Louisrille Journal intimates that Tresä w as the same man who was arrested some time ago at Paducah on a charge of defrauding the Prussian government. . . üo. R. W. Thompson. It having beea announced in handbills that tho Hon. R. W. Thompson, of Torre Haute, would speak at a great Republican mass meeting at Marshall, Ills., iu connection with Senator Trumbull, Mr. Thumpson-has thought proper to publUn a card, in which he say? : This announcement is wholly without any authority from me. I have not the moät reinote idea of attendiug this meeting or any other which has for its object the achievement ot a Republican triumph. I will unite with Republicans or anti-Le-comptou Democrats against Leeowpton Dtmoeraetf, but it must be upon a eonervativt not a Republican platform." " : J Amciekt Marine Law. We are informed by a historical writer, that some two thousand years ago, among the ancient Germans, there Vaa a tribe or nation called the Suevians, who would not ' suffer wine to be brought into their territory, because, said they, it enervates the miud and unfits the body for exercise or labor. The circulation of the Loudon Timet is stated to be oa the wane. The issue of j cheap daily papers damaging the leviathan ' ofthepr"f.

Respect foe Law. The Kationat Intetti

geneer, in commenting' upon-the return of the rescued natives of Africa, and the ready acquiescence of South Carolina in the nicas urea adopted by the United States autaonties for their transportation, says The event has proved the Falsity of those tr.l c.-tniaoo Ii h nonnle of South L-aro- ,. ,77 , . r I tn una wuum sees, vj wu .b" t" detain them, and has signally vindicated the loyalty of South Carolina to the Federal laws, notwithstanding the susceptibilities which it was attempted to arouse Oy msidi .., .nnsulj nnwdinir- frnm a. few within ! 7 rr r .... . ., , 1 her borders, and still more by the uuwortby imputations to which we have referred profeeding from a few abroad, and in tbi in- f 7 6 . i f tri ' " " tao.jiic yix , iofti I which they .perhaps, would do 'well to imitate who bare been in such haste to cast tlic first stone at South Carolina, If it be said that such obedicuec to law is a duty too primary in its nature to merit especial mention, still less to he cited for pn-ise, must it not in justice, as in shame, be admitted tnat, though such is certainly the theory ' of the citizen's obligation under a Government like ours, tbe manifestations' of a contrary spirit have lately become quitetoo frequent to render superfluous the homage that is paid to a signal illustration ot deference the writtcu statute ? - The revenue of our glory, aä I law-abiditiir people, is not so full that we can easily afford to dispense with any addi tion to its stores. We coucur heartily in the folio wiug para graph from the same impartial paper: :ud if the people of South Carolina have afforded au instructive lesson on this point, and confuted in the most effective manner tbe impeachments sought to be placed upon them, tbe Administration, iu like manner, deserves due credit for the efficiency and hu manity with which it has dischorged its duties in the premises. We do not observe, however, that the few journals which were swift to ascribe to the Government a ready complicity in the designs they, are pleased to impute to tbo people of faoutu Carolina have been as generous in tbe bestowal of th.ir praists unm the Administration lor what it ha dorn, and done well, as before thev showed themselves liberal m visiting upoii it their censures for what they pro fessed to feel assured it would uot do. Odd Fellowship Declimkg.' The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, in scisiou at Washington, has received reports of the state of the Order in the United States for the past vear. The only States which report a posi tive prosperity are üew Jersey, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri and Louisiana, aud Canada West. In Canada East the Order has died out in New York it makcä no progress; while in Virginia and Kentucky, there is a perceptible falling off. This rapid decline is due mostly to the financial Fy.stcni of the Order. The benefits arc out of all proportion to tbe income. H-ganized on the principle of a health insurance, it bestows in sick dues far more than it receives irom the regular dues of tbe members. Tue OrncfAL Ke-tlts Maine. The Kenuebec Jourüal contains the complete official returns of the recent election iu Maine. The Republican majority for ( Jovernor is 8,812, while last year it was 11,483. The Ieiiiocratic vote tins year is in creased 8,716, and the Republican vote 6,175. Both thedoubtful Congressional districts prove Republic"'!.- Foster's ma jority in the Sixth bcint, ,.37, and French's in the llurcl. being u. iiie Lclntitre stand?: Senate, 31 Republicans. House, 103 Republican 43 Ihvinoerats. ' CblKIUK.'cucii. MARRIED, On ThursdiT mornifg, Sept. 30, hr the Tte. V. IT. McCarcr. Mr. H. C. SUOUT, to Miss An JaE Smith, all cf this city t On tmj sama 4ay, he aatne. Mr. TtiCHltD Pabtkidoe, to Mrs. J.iSE f wore, also of this city. Wo wish the trace of Pjrrü?;?' a lore; and happy life. May they ever be able to sing together : Then come the wild weather ; eras sket or come aiiow a, . We will stand l y each ether bowever it Hows ; Oppression and sickness, and sorrow, and pain, ' Shall be to our true love as links to the chain." . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. wrhit. jtojvev oefice ..v uesiMP HE.VCK on First Street, between Walnut und Chestnut. ort. 4 1 o.ii.nissi o.vERs sale oebejT, to Estate. By virtue of a decree of tho Court of Common Picas of Vanderburgh County, I will offer for sale, at private sulc, at my Chice in Evansville, until tho lath day of Uctolr, 158, if not sold before that time, the Xollowine dcscritied Real Estate. To wit : all that part of Lot Ü2, in the donation enlargement of the City of Evansville, thus bounded : Beginning at tbe most Western comer of said Lot, and running thencv with the line of said lot to the most Northern comer thereof: thence with the back line of said lot to the most Eastern corner thereof, being the Northern corner of lot 101 : thenrn on the line dividing lots löl and 152, towards Third street, 82 fi-et ; thence parallel with Third street, townrds Locust street, 2 feet ; thence parallel with Locust street towards Fourth street, 7 feet ; thence parallel with Third street, towards Locust street, 20 feet ; thence parallel with Locust street to the front Hub of said lot löl, on Third street ; thence on said front liue to the pl--c of Beginning, being the premises now occupied by Mrs. Eliza Ilunnel and others, on the corner of Third and Locust street, and should said premises remain unsold after the said ISth day of Novemlier, I will offer the same at public auction, at the Court llouso door, in Evansviile, on the 21st duy of November, 1868, at 2 o'clock. P. M. Said premises will be sold ia three subdivisions, a plot of which may be seen at my ollice. Terms.' One-fourth cash ; one-fourth at sir, oncfonrtb at twelve, and one-fourth ateihtevn months the purchaser giving notes with security, selling interest, and waiving relief kvies. ASA IfJLEH ART, oct22wd Commissioner. OLJß PMO-EEB, SCANTLIN, THOMAS I Just receiving liy Ptoaml-oats aud Railroad, large and complete assortment uf u n . . C. UOOKlHg OC Heating OlOVeS, of the vcrv latest Fall sivle aud oattern. which I of 1857. And I am fixed to do House Roofing, Gut(ering. Copper aud Siieet Iron Work, and all other Job Work in mv line, with great cure and dispatch, which I warrant to be equal,- if not superior, to ( most work done in this tit v. Call on the Pioneer. : oct2 THOM AS SCANTLIN. . ar FATHER A."iII SHOE FI.YIJJMA1 INGS. J. FLEMING has now an hand a larire and complete assortment of Leather and Shoe Findings, to which the attention of Shoemakers and others in want of Leather is invited, which wil bo old st as low price for cash as can be obtained in any city west of the mountains. Call at No. 7, Maia street, and jude for vourselves. LEATHER BELTING. Seymour's machine stretched Leather Belting. A full supply at the manufacturer's cash price. oct3-30td J.FLEMING. rwlEA! TEA it TEA!:.' A CHOMl'Si selection of Green and Black teas just opened and for sale by J. W. YICKERY & CO. rvsT RECEIVE!!. WESTEU.Y reserved Cheese, ' . . , Canvassed Hams, S. C. Soda, German Soaps, Shaker Brooms, Fine S9vt Tobacco. A lot iust received aud fvral; t- fr-VtrSI A. 1. PFYN0LP 4 Go.

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-: TTfEAIt THIS ALL WHO JÄA' AF. ;-M.m FLICTElh - i i PR. GRAVES' FAMILY MEPICINES.- : i We do not desire to interfere with the professional Jcthicsof our medical schools, nor do we possess ay skitl in pharmaceutics, but Ilr. GrnVra lias opened ; tu enr inspection a mil as of letters from Iii genta i Mid moat rntectahlB dnurviste ia all parts of tbo 4

country. &Kh comment! hw family medicine m the highest terms. They uu-et itb very extended , Kile, hich iif itself UaB excellent re.-omiw-ndirtion. J We ahvavs feel rehtrrant to matr -anv endorsesuentof medicines, but there are so man v localities I where no regular, practitioners arr within-reach, aud so many diseases which retiuirc prompt rcnie- , mos, inai a supply or tn prescriptions prrpareo ny ; Dr. Grave. romiuMided as tbev are for emciencv. would rrov almost invaluable. In all rases of sickness, our fimt advice-is to call the aid sjcian bllt if thu is ,,,,.,.1,!,,, ü that ir. Graves Aura remedial heci.Ii I fh.Hwa morbus, 4c, wbfe-h may be safc'y s S" aaeurauce that no deleterious rompoends are u4t.,i m their preparation. Lnfin-iln: Jmnrnul. Ir, Graves' anti-Kev-r and -Agile, auti-lliliom, Purifying, and t'atbartic Tills are inalunMe to those BÜlict! with any of these complaints. His American Liniment is paining a high reputation for hcaliuic all kinds of ailments, both of man and lieast; andiwreuts should remember that bus Wioldcn Vermifuge," is a certain remedy for expelling -worms from the system, ... For sale by Wholesale Pniejiiats generally.. Hallotk ft Stoddakh, Kr.Li.r.n & While, Wm. BiraaowER, and I.f.mu Jt Vxssiktt, Ascents t Uvnnsville, Indiana. , . , . octi-Hind . TaTtr it i situ ls j7.HiB .vis JLWFOats, - 50 blieb, choice Apples, , -. . : I"" jOOSba. Sujfir cured drie 1 nr,. , . . . 50 dozen assorted Brooms' . ' ' - - - , , 50 bush. Sweet I'otalors, t 10 du Crab Apple?, ÖÜU CJuigley's Ham, i ; 1,()00 lbs, Dacou tfiden. i libl. o. 1 extra Jlai kirc!, - 5 " No. 2 Mackerel, . 10 boxes estru lb-n inp, . 20 kit assorted Mackerel, 5U0 0. extra btrge Codti.-b. TJi-ccivcd .not for ealc by - octl Z. 11. COOK A SON, jtSÖR THE EjfiK Zl V JHEiVEHSOS'. JE. The fiteamerUreenville will run regularly between Kvansville and Henderson ilurinj; the fair, (caving Kvautiviile at 8 o'clock, A. M., aud Henderson at 5 o.rlock, P. M. She will go down on Monday morning, and return in the evening. Kare, öO eta", each way. ootl HL'Ml'Hi'EV, Commander JfXOM SJhE JIT .f BJHi4IJ; .f -m. House and Lot in N. E. Enlargement of the city of Evanville. Kmmire at the H. .. & I. Olh'ee, Xo. 1, North Third streut, EvansviU. octl C. C. COLLINS. WJIOH SJLE,A T V STOH'HKH K llou?o and l,'t on Eit'th streikt, at a bargain. Enquire at the It. E. & I. Office, No. 1, Northlhird stroet, Evaiisvill. octl - ' c. r. COLLINS. OB NtLE,.f.'M.nPOrEI E.iB.11 of J'iO arng, witiiin vij.ht mile of tbo city. Enquire at the U. E. A I. OUice, No. I, North Third street, Evansvill. - octl ' C. C. COLLINS. gTiO fTSU.V.TI E.VT,rfVl SUM lK IWplots of over 1,(J0 acres of land ia Southern Missouri, subject to entry at 121 cents per a-iv. Call and examine theui at the K. E. i.. I. Ollice, No. 1, North Third street, EvanaviKe. octl C. COLLINS. U- GCJIMEBU.M Ii.t VE UEEJS apwiuted Agent for Hole, Silver ft Eelrh's patent Saw Uunimer, wbii b hastuken the premium', at tho Mechanical i'ain- of aiiwwt ry tatc in the Lniou, aud urouiunced superior to anvthinc made for gumming upright and circul;ir kiu. An av-oit uientalwars on baud. sept; ' iEO. S. fONTAc;G. VC1BESH fV BISII. ,t Co'. M. in just rercivi-d at scpi:io A. 1). KEYNOI.PS tOT iKA.V OEE JT W yet, hut selling off at an advance on cost, chickens. , utter, cheese, codfish, flour, bacon, lard, couVe, suar, ric, mwkerel, peppi.r. spice, nutmecs, cloves, ginger, with a variety uf otie.r axticli'S tx numerous to mentitir. Cull, aud examine or yourselves, at Nortfci Main strei-t. S. W. VlfKEK V & CO. m " " " bivf, just received and for sale, hv J. W. ViCKKKY fO. BT OOK HEB E Em It THIS. JLJli you want to jret l. Hav, If yoa want to (tct psjd t urn, Jf you want to get jrootl Oats, If vou want to pet poisj Bran, . If you want to c,et jssl l'rn-.hril Fccdt It veil want t. 4-t f;ood Chii ken E-d, If yon want to get good Cora Meal, If you want to Ret good Timothy Soed, If yon waut to et cooil ;ra-j Seeds of any and every kind, call at ltt'STKN S Feed and Seel Store, under tho Telegraph Office, whero y-.iuc.iu I atctminiHi.itrd as cheap as tbe cheapest, and as pxnl as the lies.t, delivered in any part of tho city free of dravaro. IU-collccI, at Kl t1tN"c. on Waterstn-, t. Just reeeivel, u-,y-fr 't hipment by Canal, HSi tons of lmt-ratc new 'I nnothy Hay, and for salt cheap Isept.-n K. S. 11. JBO.1 .YETS I .VA'I xto.vCull and mi v NEf.S jUet rts-in il by Expc,its. see them at stpt-äs-3wd MISS I . B. BAIIKEK (, Opposite the Post Utiiee, Tmr.tCHEREE .?.V WHITE EMSU. yfJLm hurrcls and half barrels. Picked Moss 20 bales, Refined Mipars Ml barrels Crushed, Powdered, and Refined White. - Kor sale bv scpUW GILBERT i HOW LES. A VEHS OF UOOll TEJ. superior article of Young Hyson. Just re ceived cud for sale bv A. 1. REYNOLD Jt Co. sept-7 ööiiFisif.'iöi i.Hs. Weu - WlWm boxes line Cnwkers, 150 coils MnniiUi ltosa, . 2,.'sO Si-sjuKss Ba;:s, 2 and 2'.,' bushel. K:ccivedandforsaleby sep27 PR"KST(jN BROS. ujhiikS'u Hi otTtiiiTTö b7'eböf MM Walnut and Water streets. The umlei sigurd having rented the house ab-ive named, is prepared to afford a number of hoarders good accommodation, and fare equal to tbe best of the market. Charges. By tho dny ?t 00 ; single week, Jt 00 : permanent, 53 00 ; without lodging. $2 üo. 8pt21-2wd J. 8. ALLEN. XWBESH CEIIJlB WABE.Kt., A.c. ao M- dozen Cedar i i'ails, wnite, red aud striped, brass liound. 10 nests Cedar Keelerg, plaiu aud striod, brass bound, - 5 doren covered fdar Cans, brass bound, 3 sizes, ,1 Cellar Cliums, brass bound, ö plain white Cedar Pails, iron bound, 2 aud 3 hoops, -v -5 " stout iron bound Stable Pails, f " Sttamlut Pails, stout iron boiind, 20 nests stout Cedar Tubs, iron bound, 4 and II in - ea h nost, 5 dozen largest Horse Buckets, 10 common iron bound Buckets, This day received, aud now oening iu the üuest condition, at tbe new Wooden Ware store of sept 24 J. B. RISSELL, 272 Main s(. bet Seventh and Eighth. Louisville, Ky. MW9EI& ill IHETS. SO 1IOZE.V wir Varnished Well Buckets, stout a"d weil made in all resecis. The quality and price arc sucn as cannot tail to suit the trade. sept23 J. B. RUSSELL, 372 Main st., be. Seventh and Eighth, Louisville.Ky. mOTIVE MS HE H EH UMVE.Y, a Writ of Attachment was issued by me. Bracket Mills, a Justice of the Peace of tbe County of Vandorbargh, at the Instance aud upon tho adidavit of Charles Viele, Charlos Bemenf, and George W. Beinent. against the goods, chattels, rights and effects of Jar.h Dcloi p, by virtue of which writ the t following poods and chattels to wit : 3 barrels I Whisky, 1 do Itye, do Frcncli Brandy, 10 gallons j Cherry Brandy, 10 do Peach Brandy ; 1 barrel Crackers; 3 piece dried EoL-f; 1,0W Cigars; 7boxes do : 2 boxes Candies ; 1 pair Scales ; 1 box j crushed Siijcar ; 1 box Cai.ulos ; 1 box Uaisins ; 2 I K.xes Herrinpi ; 1 ream paper ; 1 sack Cinnamou ; i VI betes Sardines : 12 ("aus Oyster, hare been ati tached as the propertv of said Jacob PtUipp, and j that on the 14th day of Octobvr, lsr, at It' o'clock. A. M., at my office in l'ic;eoh Towuship, in said f County, I wiil proceed to hear and decide upon the I ". . v. n ; J l. . .. , V. .. .1 ....... . 1 I o ii vi v , MIU I'Mfiiiuu in-1 Vl . i. wm .v dant and all other. persons concerned will take notice. , A-aicu, ptemoer . tn, BKACKET MILL?, Justice of the Peaci'. ' f-'""' BT g j mma9J HISH. IIIOUE 'ESHA.YICK'S Potatoes. 16 dozen Chickens, . 100 " Einrs, . " JO bbls. extra Flour, .ri0 sacks " - - - 'JO tous Bran. Just received and for iab by stpt25 Z. II. COOK A SON. ill R. . II E LA CROIX, EBEJS'IH DYER AND SCOURER, C'vrwr of Vina and First streets, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, Would respectfully inform the ladies and gentlemen of this city and vicinity, that be has opened a - DYEING, CLEANING ANU REPAIRING - . ESTABLISHMENT, Whore be will clean aud dj e all kinds of Silk aud Woollen Goods. Will wiiuto grease, paints, sc., without the slightest injury to the goods. All work dune at thisttablisbmout will be. warranted to give entire satisfaction. scpt23-6ni MIUEESEaO BOXES BEST tV. B. fand Eugüsh Dairy. For 'le hy SoptZJ VilLiUlini. a. uunui.ii, rwtfLf.V.-100 BALE CHESTS A.YH M Bot, all kinds. Just received at II.PFHT & BOW-LEb, icpftl fyraraore street.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

m.9AILS. 800 HEUS ASSORT: Ml V sizes. TIMOTHY SEED, - 100 bush, prime new.- For sale by ; i aeptsJ . .. BU, BAZELt, Co, WIIE ICE-IO TIE BVUS PBI.nE.FOB low, by - . -. Ki.taa GILBERT & BOWLES. eii to uns. i'oo rAiHAuEs Cotton, U' mp, aud Manilla, iu dozens i t on reels. J list received ami f r sale by sept-':: GILBERT & 150 I. KS. Jf.YIIIUO.FOCB CEUOO.YS, BEST jg.,. iu,ilitv Ffir sale by eptij GILBERT HOW l.fc.-v erTW.-30 H B K E I.S J .Vft, V W Brasil Nuts, KillberU and Entflieh Walnut.-. For Sale by U LUE KT Jr HOW I. Es1, cyri'i Sycamore stn-et. to-ar Water. TTö fiiii iniEsjrVFIl-J'YfiV assortment of infant and boy's Hat and Cal, latest styles, just received ut - VAITIKU t MAUCONMEUV, epf22 . :?) Main street. gBESEJT C IT I JZ7vVl.V ..V , w-r K-iriiie; .Hin, Kun, lr anu uiuui ..uim;a--torj' ; Window aud IHior Eramea ; liaxe t 'aiojrs and Mouldincs of all kinds Binde to triler ; l)iwil ElK,rinj; aud Weather-boanliu on hand. The uudcrtiigiicd would inform tlic public In general, that they have fitted the above ctahlih'meiit with new machinery, and are Bow in operation atid ready to execute all manner of w,rk in their line on short notice, and in as good stvle as muv similar extahlirhmeut in this part of the vmntry, and oil rensonuble tcriu. Ordera fr,m alrue, soliciteil, which will be promptly filled and carefully put up and shipped. Orders from builders, carpi-liters, and lumber merchants, promptly attetwl-d to.' Our es tablishment is on the canal lia-in itioi ci'v m nari. roavrnient to the river and ltailroad lleHt. and the business parts of the city. UINIX in. VA1K. S'ipttio-md r.nqiurer and olkf'bote iopy. 'S WOO S iE B 3'EOET.iBl.ES-M-SL 1S dozen Chickens. Jit " E;rs. 1( bufh. Swe t and Irbh Potatoes, Also. Hambu-irh Checre sept i; A. U. KEYNOLIiS i Co. EJS'OTMIEB JS'EU- EEEIt STOBF.. Jl The snlscriber has opened a new feed store, iu tbe Shankliu building, al thn corner of Water and Locust streets, where he w ill k.--p a full supply of all kinds of the bo-d feed, w hich he w ill !-elt at tbe very lowest market prices. Ho ban on hand corn, hav, oats, tueal, bran aud shipstiiU", ,'., r. ilopti! J C. UESOl l ITET. mM O TliEÖEMJVSOlL VE.Vi' 1 T ' the September term of the Court of Common Pleas, of Vanderburgh Comity, thu estate of And. M. fterrird. deceased, was declared proliably insolvent. ' Creditors are therefore notified that the same will be settled accordinsiy, SVS.YN HAWKINS, . sept lit Admiuistratiix. 10?000t I. US. FUl.nE iEJiE Lard. LT, bush. Irish Potatoes. " - Sweet ' : 25 " Choice Onions. . 10,000 lbs. yuijjlev's Hams. a.tKXI " Bjicou Sides. l.tKiO " Shoulders. ÖUÜ Bacon Pork, ltaisius. Currants aud Citron. ' l.'i.ooo feet Patent Safety Fuse. P.eeived per E. A C. K. It., by sepls 7,. II. CtOK 4k SiN. 1! It .Ts7-!JO il.l Le SJi SSÖBTEil, JL latest stylo. DELAINES, 3 Case? r.-sju.rt.-d Manchester, Hamilton tilel Pacific, rich handsome patti'rns. 2ÖU Bides Brown Sheetin?s and Shirtings. FLANNELS, 20 Bal-s Kcd, White and Yellow. LININGS, t aws assorted large and small Plaid. CANTON FLANNELS, " Cases Brown and Bleached. - 1 fancv. for lining. CHECKS ANItSTKIPKS, S Casi-s and Bales assortcUI1IMJTS ANU SHOES, Süll Cases as;,.rti-l. HATS AND CAPS, 1 Ca.v-s. Just received and for sale ut reduced price.", by. soptls KEEN E Jt PBESTON. nnoBJCio. too boxes JL caddies, of pound, half pounds, 5s Tw ists, Ac., medium to very one Vinrioi,). ligars A large aud full assortment t f Eavunte brands. Fur sale low hv epll "tilLBEUT A BOUI.ES. 9.Tii,s. oo HEtis7jii7i,Hi xk s. ' W Cotton Batting 1&1 hales No. 1 and i. , ll-rrin;: im.' lejes in 6e order. Carjt Chain C-o jlair. I'rsale 1-v spm ;liiii:i:r .t iiowj.ks. !SLKW 11 f U OO lS ST 0111: S WM. M. II NCAN, No. ä Water stn et next dcsr to Röbel t Barnes, bus now on salu the larj;' jl, mott varied and select stock i-f Fall & Winter Dry Goods, At prices competing with any market in tile country, viz : Prints of all populir brawls: Bla-V and Fan y Silk liress i,sk1s ; Eronrh M"riiiMs, t'asbnieres and Hdainis; lri-.li Poplins, ValeiH-ias and Alpju-as ; Cassimeies, Satinets, and Vcslings; Twc-,1-, .Icmiis, Lifiscys and I'l.innels; Brown and Bl'.-.i'-ln-d Muslins, Ticking", Ac. ; Bed, Crib and Siddlc Blankets; Bloche, Wool and Mantle Shawls; M hite Hoods. Laces, und KmSroidcries ; Irisii Lim-11., Tatile Praperis aie.1 Napkins ; Hosiery. (.'I'.vcs, Shirts and Drawer ; llHiiilkerchicfs, Craats. Ti-s and Scarfs. Also, a larc stock of j BOUTS. SIMES. HALS AN It C 1 PS, j Comprising all that i." rich in material, new in i style and design, supplying a deficiency heretofore complained of in this market. septlö-im j Oils r.vi White Lead. pji.vr ir.O U.V. US 5 Citcks Vermillion Red. P P.bl. Linked oil. 10 Spirits Titrpcntiue. In stor- and for sale by Iseptnj PRESTuN BlltiS. jfiOFFEE ..V SttJAH a.3t HAUS I mKio Code.-. iS) Hhds. fmrar. fsa.1 Bids (.rusheii, Voivtlered, suol Gra'llllateJ Sugars. In stoin and fjr sale bv septlii J KEST0X BROS. now JL 1 1 Eo'i'lKBS OF ' ÜOOII FUl IT. ! tsg Kave to announce t the public, that I 1 have a l.-irge and well srb ted -tts-k of fruit trees, that are ot a line for re-scttiii"; this m-ason. t Mv nur.-erv $ ,iM- mile East of the citv, n the Newburg ri.aJ. .Keeideiice iu .lliotfs enlargement. Jllll,i.lt- urriiA. &IWJIBM 150 HAUS PBIME ! JCtpft flee. i 2." bbls. Loaf Snpae. ."bas Ni. fltsi and C00 Cotton Yarns, 40 half Chests Teas. .'0 boxes Soap. 7f " assorted Tobacco. reels Pa king Yarn. 00 bbis. Bosin. For sa bv I teptlTJ OK it, DA ZELL i Co. SflWIIBIES.tS BAUS JAVA COF- 1 3 FEE. 100 Boxes Fls. ' f l,'ask autee Currants. 1 Cai-k Prunes. 10 Churns Sultana Kaisins. 4 Cases Citron. ! 00 Bags Pimento. j 200 Malts Caasia. ' 10 Boxes W. Jt. Oiikw. 40 Virginia Toliacco. Üö Half Chests Teas. Just received and lor i sale by - ' scpU7 PBESTON BK0S. , -mVSTBECEMVEilAT THE 'E'w ' M HAllOWABKSTORE.one door below the Bank. 12 extra Cast Stil Mill Saws, ea. 7. 7'. leet. 12 ltowiaad's - " " 7, 7'-J. t 12 CroesCut ' " " " " . 13 English ' ' " " " 20 doz. Spear & Jackson's Hand, Panucl and Kip Saws. - 25 doz. Cast Steel Wood Saws. i 4 . .. .. Cireuhir Saws, from 9 to So in. i üipt15 GEOKtiE S. SONN TAi i. . ) llillVELS, SPA II ES, FÖKKS.. ! J ii doz. Grain Shovels, assorted siz8. ! -"0 " U. Handle Shovels. - - 10 " Lone " -' M " Cast Steel Sal,-s. -. " Muuure Forks. i ivptli GEORGE S. SONNTAG. JTIJ'E I VTI.EB1 Jt'1 10 Setts fine Ivory Table Knives and Forks. 10 " ' " ' - only. 12 pair ' " Curvei-s. it' doz. WitiMiliolni' Pocket Knives. JÖ ' Jiwph Holers' Scissors, septlö GEORGE H. SONNTAG jrmoo.Jis TO LET. BOOMS FOB House JI-G'entleinen ran Iks had in the Dwciilmr of Mr. Kesteiuan, S.'-wioi Stroi ts. n Walnut, between 1" iret and septK -m ifo iu s SB. s. 15U BBLS. ELAYRÄTATI0N, Sugar Ibmse, aud lleboiled Mo-las.-es. Iu store and for sale by sept!? PRESTON KItOsl. f fc'W WOO HE.Y-WARE STORE, ' mi W LtiUISYILLE, K Y. The suhscrili'.r hat esi tablisheda new Wooden aud Willow Ware Store, fur j the sale of Buckets, Tubs, Churns. Brooms, Baskets, ' Matches, Wooden Bowls, Cotton Battiug, Wrapping Paper,Clothes Pins, Wash boards, Jtc, ät W holesalo !- only, to which he invites the attention of country j merchants. His btock is all fresh, in the best order ana appearance, and much superior to similar ar ticles found in other stores where various kinds of j goods are kept, and no particular attention is paid i to this branch of business. My arrangements with ' manufacturers arv, such, that I can suppiv every thing in my lino low as they can be purchased iu 1 Cincinnati. JOHN . KCSSEI.T- ! Cincinnati. JOHN" B. KCiSELL. ' iepl-' .172 Ms in treet, l,,tween 7h end ?th.

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JF' IBB ' J.VI JtMBI.YE l.VSUKAM'K UV lHiJIECOMl'AMES. The undci'eicni-d havine been appoiuU-d As"" for Kvansville and vicinity, of the INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO.. t. E. COMNUTiiN, Sv. T. A. MOltKIS, I'res t. axn tub RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. B.J. HATHAWAY, A-ey. S. HATHAWAY, Pres't. are prepared to nmierwrir? upon the better clas of Eire ainl Marine iii.ks, a! as low mtes of premium 3. , , ,t,.it,.,it uifl, iHTniHih-iu v and relability. ;- ' ; ' . " . ' lueee t-oniitauIeAnvliite tiicir irtüliiofta exclusive-. ly to the Statr ot" Indiana. " ' SVA11 brjscs sjK-edily udjasled and promptly paid without any abatement vr diiainutiou hatever. . Kcfcrenccrt: Vv.ry limn, witb(iit exceptun. who hai su!t:iinei bs in either i'omjiHiiy, a list of whom all citizens of nr own State mav he seen atonroifiiT. A. I. HE YNOH'S a CO. Evuiisville. July R. l.'.ei-ly , W ZENS of Evansvüls aud surroandlug cuuntry, Mtv hereby rifiwtfiillv infimied that JAMES OAKLEY & SON Fall and Winter Goods. consisting iu part.uf Black aud Fancy Silks; side striped do. I Ca-hna-ivs, Merima-slNilainr. leliee Prints, Mearla-d and brown Muslins ; Irills, Crib aud Bed lilankets ; !, 10, 11, 12 quarter .' Slu-ctiiigs, ... Clothes. Casiiuercs, Vesiings, Silk and Merino Shirts and Trawers; Cotton aiid Liurn Sheetings; Flannels, all colors; Bryche and Wool Shawls (new juilenis) i helical , Scarfs ; Carpets (new d"fijin ; . BRUSSELS AND VELVET RUGS, floor Oit Cinthm ; Stair Pods : Cornices ; Hirtuin Pin; rfciiuark fi r Curtains; Table Panuu-ks ; Towels ; Napkins; MürseiPes and Cribynilts ; Table Covers, JCc, ic. Our stock at pre-ent is unusually f'esii-nl.le 1n the leading kinds and sfvles of X xoss C3-OÖC3.S ! wbk-li we offer as low : uuy bouse ia our city . No. i, North First street, Foster Block. Kvansville, Sept. 11-lm To1mk""?o. ' . Potatoes. Fresh Butter. . septlrt AD. KKYNOLPS A Co. J BESIlÜzO OliE ÜIBE. 4-9Ö iloz. Paiutcd Buckets, assorted colors. Mt dox. Fancy ilo, half size. , . K (Vilar do, brass ami iron Iwund. M " Toy- do, bright fancy colors. LSI li -sts Tubs, paiuted Cellar and Pine. ÖO dox, Churu?, red and white Cellar aud striped. 1,I"0 gross Matches, round box, water pro.f and eommon. KKI iloz. ShaVer Brooms. 2t'l iniitation, fancy aji'I common do.: 100 lMxes Clothe Pins." 2U0 IwU-s Cotton Ituttiaz, Stearns A Fotir"Hvli No. 1, the lMt in mnrker. For aale, at wholesale oclv, al Ciuciuiiati prices. septlä-3m J. B. RXSSKLL. - ' 1172 Main street, Umisvile, kv. B18 WAHR1VAL. OF EHE SH IIBV mr IJUOHS, taiiry and staple article. Jnst reciuved at the Store of WILLIAM J. DEUBLER, 43 Min St., between first and Second. EVANSVILLE, IN Pi ANA, A comp ete lot of H xy- C2r O O C3.J3 I Fancy and stiide-artichs, which v,iil l; eold low, for cash.Rciiiemlsr, 13 Main street, between l"imt and S,-.x.nd, itUj . WM. J. DEVBLER. tliJWf.V .IM TEBI.I L. 500 Keif Nails, all sies. lo.iSHi Lights Sash all sues. 2M1 leHill,. usual siziv. 4si Boxes V ir-.dow (Jlass, aborted sle-:. 2'Si Ke-r" White Lead. r. Bids.' I.hisocd tiil. :: Bids. Putty in Muddser, Alto, bite Lime, Grey Lime, Pke-u-r Paris, White Sand. Hydraulic Cement, ia any quantity desired bv purchav rs. I'oc a. at nnluc.-d rate bv sept i " t:i:ni!i;E fuster a cö. &PlrEs7:iZ ltAliS .PEFPEB t15 W lfcigs Pimento. f. Mat" 'lov.. 2 Casts l'rime Ntitniegs. 3 t'ases Itl'IijO. Ju-t rec. i oil br scptll WHEELER i KK.,s. "B S ' TK 'K fE 1iLES. W w Th'Mt! who intend to cover their new housse with a pood article of Pimr Shingles, had better call upou the SuiiscribeT scsin, :ts lie b;is but few more left." . J'IH F. tJ I.O EK. aui',1 1 C'-i iM-r Main and Sevi uih streets. wJ o u su7itTs, uo to if. J.oöTuis, M- I'ASHJi.N Alibi. MI1RT MAM TAC'J t i.EK and dealer in iH-iitU-nicn's FANCY FURNISHING GOODS, No. e," .viain street. . (opposlTt Till: iitt iioiiJ,) EVANS VI LLE. IN I'l ANA. N. B. Phii-ts Ynude to or-ii-r, by nnusiirrr.ii.nt, and wanan'ed a ht. aur;2t;-ly gl Ol hfÖBB f ACAHfE.UiÖ -ÄÄ.TICE to routractors. S.'aled projK-sals ill 1st ri-ci:ived until Oct. 2", to build HiK-kort Academv, which will embrace Taol.uilding, one.V 70. thn'e j stoiics oiij, nun one i.v oiicjje jiaui wcu, one story. Proposals to build Coliep. Hall.' Frame or Brick. The other buildings to le Brick jsisitively. Plans aud sjiecitications can I seen from aud after lötli September, at lir. (. Morgans, Ibu kisirt, and st A. !. Bevuobts A Co's , Evuusville. j Our payments ai!l Is? promjit, aud security will lo required fvr proiuptness and failhfulnei. in coutractors. T. F. lie Bill l.Elt, ) , ! J. C. VEATCH. ) mj lbs kp .rt, Sept 9, IfsiS. serfl4-.1w JAIAj STflAi IIBESS HATS. ftshious. Our fall style Dress Hat is unsurpassed for symetrical projHirtions, and is ejual, if not superior in durability aud beauty, to any ever nuidc. Our cou forma tor enaldc-s us to warrant a perfisct and comfortable tit to the wearer, no matter how irregular his bond may be. Now it the time, penilemen, to leave vour onl-rs. VALTIEK Ji MAKCliNNIEK, seilt 11 :n Main street. try BEE EXJIIBMTIO.X OF THE ML lurircst an - most Uantiful stock of Hats and fill ever pen i :iu Evansville. Como one and all , ve w ill he pleased at all time to show Our tio.als , aud sell them cheap.1 than tbe cheav st. VAVTIElt Jl MAI1CONN1ER. :i'.l Main street. scptll dHOII F. BAVOmV ..V BEEF. Cask Wis.'s SnarCured Hams, tmig-lcy's ' Jacob's " " Be -r. For sale, septlo HOKNBBoOK A Co. "Jf QAIASES A.YII LEATHER MAT W t CASES, a first-rad- article, for sale at VAITIER A M ABC INN I ER. eptl I 31 Main street. JSPOOH HIJYIH.YUrTHOSE WA.YTKJ ISO the S'ieutifie American Bouud cheap for cash, would do well to call at M. L. JOIiNSi'N S BOOK B1NPEKY, First stnst. mar the Post otlioe. sept 1 0-1 m BE.YtIfA7y'E SÜÄ S.VA ll t JL for sale vcrv cheap ut "Y U T1ER Je MAECONNIER, scptlt ;ft Main striH-t. mmoTli'EÖF iS'SOL s""A'.Vri. A T ' w the Sept.smlssr term. 1S"., vf the Court of Common Please of Vanderimrgh County, the estate of Thos. He.iden, dtsised was declared probahiy in solvent, t rmittors uro. tiierefore, notihud tluit tho same will b:- settled ao.'ordiiiirlv. Eiiw.vnn Pi nns. W. ACHtSON. l-eo. l rroA UATTEYU. 10Ö W Bales just roocl.ed. which wa tMOi.'lit lor cash, f-.T sale cheap, at supt9 SAM EMBRICH S, 4'J Midn street. - -i ftf.V0 K .YE WT.V OIL ' WW COLORS, in patent collapsible Tubes. Ar- . rangemcnts have lieen efli-cted with Messrs. Winsor ' ' v. Newton, for a contunt ami full supply of their cehdirated ttl Colors. For brilliancy, dcrabllity, ' andrntire r.-lialility they are unrivaled. The first ! class uiedal wa awarded them ;tt the World's Fair, ' 1 London. CUAKLES BABCOCK, : aeptT . - - : r 8 Main ctreet. j ! 'jIA.'Ö'sFliBS.i LECHBllf flAJY ' ; JL DECK EK, Wheolright, on Third street, near ' '. the Court House, has Three very superior, rich-tiu- i ' cd, aud highly finished Pianos, built in this city by i ! a German builder, who has, worked in some of tho i i liest shos of Euiope, which he oifers for sale kiw. j i Ha has had these Instruments built to encourage ä , nraiiKixtsixuiuuiis uimu liele, ana lurroduce a new and important bniuch of manufacturing. Tho Pianos are Karranted for THKüe vears. and Mill be kept in tune for one year, gratis". If the Instrumcnts fail iiiauy particular, the builder will lie I bore to make his work gocd. He does not hesitate i to say the instruments he otters are fully equal to i j any that can be brought here, and if our citizens i j will but try them, their iuperiority will overcome ' all prejudices against home productiT.s. Those ' wishing f. purchase, and tlnso who desire tos,- ; . what can be don,, in nir own citv. aw invite,) to 1 I call and examine them, scptlij C. DECKER. 9EW EOE.n, BV WILL. . BL 'i LE11, Author of Nothing W AM. 4Ä.V car. Two million, at PÖBELE ONYNGTON S. 131 0 THE S( HO LA RS OF OCR JL -SCHOOLS. DoBELL A CON" YNGTON have i i a larc, Kbs-k of alii the j Scliool Boolts ! used in the Schools. Thu thauk their young friends : l for aft soppert. nn. l tr'ngt to tins again this Me.on. spl I

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tun ITH' 8 SHI UT .FJ.VWJ C,T0P.Y, a 5 JUA1N STKEET, - av&vsviu.e, IXDtASjt. If yon wish to ft the worth of your money in Sliirts,tjlent!eineii's Furnishing Goods FANCY SHIRTING PRINTS, Please call at 33 Main Sirrct. All orders lor Stitrhinir Silk, Cotton and Linen tio-Kis, romptly attended to, and neatly executed. Grateful for past potroii;, I respectfully solirit a continuance of the am. Shirts made to ordTfroui measurement, ami ' satisfaction warranted. scpt3-ly ' 'mrliLTfl t"ä EIlttttiÖY-8TEMs ' 4fi KL UTZ, at the Wholesale, and jj, lietail Confii-tionai-.' on First street, vi, . tvn d,u.r from thf. I'ost tlfnee. has X-. : agaiu been appointnd sole agent for ; Maltby's Baltimore Oysters, . la the. City of Eransvitle, and he will receive daily supplies by Express, directly from the Packer in ' Baltimore. He is prepared to offer the trade soch inducements f jr the edtirc scasfin as have never been i oRired iu this, market heretofore. A constant daily ! supplv alwavs ii band, so that dealers and fainilio can obtain at any time diirinif the season Vfe choice Oysters, in cans and half cans amtfiitbe shell, warrantiil fresh and sweet, and ve lT?ferftr iu flavor and quality. Terms, caslu .faljnonc but bankable mouey received. . A kf KTZ, sept5-fim " Stile Apsnt for Evansville. ngoE.wx OE THE JHtE.VJX y.'VJtSLlSANCJ E COM PAN Y, ilAUTFOP.l CONN. s. I LOOJ1IS, ) II. KELLOGG, rresidt-nt. I eecretary. II ESI fTK-V' VBAXCIl VH ICF., CISCIXS4TI. ' M. AIACilLTj, Cien'l A-Röit ... K- II MAGILiIs - n. M. MAGILL, SPECIAL AtSXIS AND .-.DJlsTEltS. STAT EMENT 3F ASSETS, ' J.UiVAEV 1st, IhS. -- Examiued ud approved bv tbe Amiitors of OHIO, IN HAN A, ILLINOIS, IOWA, TENNESSEE, Ac., tu compliance with the laws of these States. ath Ceyilml, w - - $200,000.00." (111A Juih, ... 9341,719.59. Cash on band-and in Rink....... SlT.SIT.W in bauds of and due from Agents 12,lSi.M Amount loaned on Mortgages of Ileal Estare... -...17,700.11 Amount Loaned on Pledge of Bauk Stocks, 11,IXX'.K Bills BeceiTa&lc. for loans on approved collateral aiid personal security... 53. 773. -17 .WAÜKtT vaLvi:'.Bank Stocks ef Nv -VoTlf t'ily Hanks 100, 3U0.23 - " " of Hartford and other N. E. Banks . 58,818.00 Accumulated interest on Investments. ...2,127.90 Tot.U AsscU., ..S3il.719.59 i.uaiLiTirs : bile or not due to Banks or other Creditor. -none. Losses, adjust il and due cone. " , -' not due SlO.bH " " " not adjusted and waiting proofs ....23,00 AU other claims estimated at - ..600 Total of all liabilities .$34,914 STATE OF CONNECTICt'T, lUr.Tror.D, Conn. Hartford tVuutv. ) January 15, 186. Personally appeared 11. Hkllogg, Secretary of the Phoenix humira Company, and made oath that the forcjroing sfsteroent liy him subscribed, is tress and correct in bis best knowk-dc aud belief. " Be ore me. C. J. 11ÜADLEY, Justice uf the Peace. It is with much pleasure to ourselves and patrons, that we present the alwr statement ot our finances, to the careful perusal of the public. It exhibits at a glance, the prim aud solvent condition the Company is in ; aud parlies who desire Indemnity in a strictly 6rst-ctass Company; will promotu their own interests by patronizing the . PHCEN1X INSURANCE CO., V hich uuy !- done by application to any uf the duly coniiui-sdoucd Agents vf the Company , iu t ha princiMti Cit ies and 'I owns of tbe Vuion. r-L'-t-. Fuiilv Adjusted and Protuptlv Paid. seUl . " ALLEN C. IIA Ll.OCK, Ajront. S& kI" t HEESE.' 3 3 BOXE S Itt O choice Cheese. 40 Bids Pure Cider Viccjar, of our own mal. For sale ly sepH COOK 4 SON. 7fmi -es. :i 5 JM Alis Ä sfjcei :'s" Bap? pepjHr. ' , JlU Mal'v Cinnamon . , .Urn?. Cloves. '.'--' 4Wtbs. Nutmeg , .'". Iu Kesi t,routid tiilleF. lioxes assorted liro-vry Spier-, Mulsid, Pepper Snui, Baking Powders. Ac. For sain, low. by - iEMKE l'OSTElt A Co. s.-ptPi Corner Locast strt and tWnal. JJkl'EUA HATS, WIICH' IA.V BE Jfm iu a trunk. .lusi tlo Ihinz fr travellers ausl idav ors. VAUTIE1 a :.:aeconniep., 23 Main street. S-.-plH iff FEYE ltl-.lt H .TIA HE I OH SALE 1st scpli;.j A. I. BEiNOLIMÄt'as. wVsT reieYvem H1"E XJPBESS. IB Twelve doreu nm of these pure Lily white Porcelain Quart Jars, with Lndloa's aell-sealinj Tops. 'iiil soon, if vou wMi to aecure anv. svptH THOMAS SCANTLIN. Sole Aircnt for Evansville. 7,v VA.S l 'il,l,E IKAWFORIIS--JLVll.l.K Bailnntd Co.Secrutary's Office, Ev ansville, Ind., Sept. 14th, lsö. Stockholders in this Company are hereby notified that tbe annual meeting for election of lu'n rtors, e., will lie held at tho Court Holes-, in the City of Evansville, on Monday, October 4:h, next, at III o'clock, A. M. By order of the Board. J. E. MAB.T1N. si-ptl.jtd Eu uirer copy. Secretary. -V2nLivEHi'ji tJL liOW, from New Vork, has located herself fn t bis city, at tbe corner of occond and Oak streets, v.h.'i-e she is preiarcd to Clean, Alterand Trim in tire best style of the art, all kiuds of fancy Straw and Leghorn Bonnets. Gcutlenin's lists cleaned and repaired. ' ST mpinu: " She i- also ready to execute any kind of Stamping Sir Embroidery, in a mam, er which she is confident it ill give en lire satisfaction. The citizens of Evansville uro iavitcd to K've her a call and cxamiiie her work. sepfl-4wd WWAU ABPETS. l.OOO I'DS. OF tirst-fate qualitv. which was tiourht clieap lur rash, f r sale at SoptO SAM ES B CU 8, 40 Mam street. E ll HAU II nt RE STORE, O.YE w 9 door below the Branch Bauk, where can foitud every thin apjiertaining to the legitimate Hardware Trade. 1 resja-ctfully solicit a cal'. from country merchants liefore puirhasiug, to exam in my many new styles of Good, selected with care to suit this market. Mr personal attention will be given to all orders. " GEORGIA ö. SONNTAG, septti . c. HECK E B, EIAJYO FORTE MAN I F A CT L R E ft. On Svcamore street, between Third and Fourth, t V AJS lLiliC, i L. Is prepared to build suoerior PIANOS to order. t eil Sur on tue upright style or horizontal style. He i will warrant atl w,i, .auiiiii aai ois worK lor in reo vears, - ana j sbonld his instruments fail iu perfect and satisfaci tory execution, he will mako them good. He im i prepared to perform all sorts of work alsmt a Piano ' to fe)iair aud even re build defective Instruments, i na P"' tr""m 10 rompletc order. He will also give i hie attention to Tuning Instruments. Having cstabiisnen a new jtrancn of business in Evansville. he respectfully solicits the patronage of its citizens, confident that he can give them as good work aa they can procure abroad. As specimens uf it, he refers those who may wish to sec it, to three Instruments in the possesion of Mr. Christian Pecker. Wagon Maker. Ho is now building an Cpright' Piano, by uhlch he intends to prove that that styl of Instrument can be made as durable and as per. feet in tone as the best horizontal Instruments. SeptS - -- ZT.V OB SALE, A JW Three Yer Old Mule. FI.YE LABS. 11. COOK Jt SON. JtWATCHESVid Gross New York Matche IV IM. for sale by Z. H. COOK Ic SON. 7B JfA (III.YE-.yi A I E HOUSE SHOES WIM 'j The Troy Iron and Nail Factory, at Troy, N. I., have llenry tturuen s Improved Horse Shoe Machine-1 ry now lusucoosstul oierauon,s. uuil fi re tuvtuvui to verii!A nr. V IM Hue. fo llnw hihI VI, IIa Shf. v, of anv weiirht and nuttem. at a I prico but little alove the price of Horse Shoe- Iron, i The quality of the Iron used in these shoe ia ' warranted in every respect. These shoes have been ; approved of, and a're now used by the United States ', Gcvemment exclusively, as also by many of the, t principal Stae and Omnibus Companies and Hon shoi-rs throughout the country. These Shoes can , lje purchasiti throuirn the principal Hardware and ' Iron Stores in the United Status. I Orders addressed to the subscriber, at Troy Tili !aje, will n.-ceivc prompt attention. ; I Wil. F. BUKDEy,: Agent, aplß-ly Troy, . T. n HITF L FA II 15 MKtiS MrBE - WW White Lead. s Timothy Seed, a fresh article. -' " A larg..- lot of fresh Teas, aaaorlcd oiaHtiea, an4 . packed. Jut rodied bv ptli WHFELEP RIGG?

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