Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 49, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 5 October 1858 — Page 3

.-..-....OCTOBER 5 W Se First and Fourth Pages for Interesting li.ea.dlug Matter. Local and Miscellaneous. J VTc have 'received the Ovrensboro Times, a neat Rnd sprightly daily paper, just j nimenccd at Owcnsboro, Ky. The trade i tit the place must be 'flourishing to justify the publication of a daily. SS5We had the pleasure, last evening, of examining a fine horse belonging to Mr. Preston Talbot, of Poseyrille, which he is taking to the Henderson fair. It is a beaui -ful animal, and will attract attention among our Kentucky neighbors, who are judge-s nnd admireis of fine animals. - SyWe think persons making their Fall purchases, enjoy peculiar advantages by trading at Hughes'. They get good goods, nd if disposed, can procure the services of Lis excellent tailor (who is direct from the East) to cut or manufacture any articles for -gtntleriieu's or boys' wear they want, and at very low prices. Fine. The members of the Young America Fire Company No. 3, are hereby notified to meet at their hall on this Tuesday evening, October 5, 1858, at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is requested as business of imjtortance will be brought before the meeting. : By order of the President. . David McCctcukox, Sect'y. The Hendersox - Fair. The steamer Greenville will take all who intend going to the Fair at Henderson. There will be a pleasant Hop this eveuing at Woodruff Hall, under the management of Rice, Halloway, Thompson, McIIenry, Funk, and a dozen other good fellow?, at which the fashion, taste and beauty -it be gathered. The hospitable people of Henderson, extend a cordial invitation to all their neighbors to come to their "show." '"'8" Gentlemen from the surrounding towns who visit Evansville during the time of the coming fair Should not fail to call at Lyons' fashionable emporium of fine clothing on First street, One door above the Tost office, and examine his large stock of elegant garments, furnishing goods, and fine cloths, c.issimcres, and vestings. By leaving their measure at his store they can have garments sent to any part of the State, "whencverthey choose to order, as he gives particular attention to ' filling orders for persons, living in the interior towns uf this State and . Kentucky, who have left their dimenoious at his establishment. Mule Race and Slow. The Vandcrburh County Agricultural and Ilorticultural Society, in addition to the former test, offer the following premiums : For the fastest and best trotting mule, distance four times round the track, either in harness or under saddle, ut option of owner, a silver cup value, $10. Upen to the world. Also, a sweepstake mule race three times around the track, the last in to be declured the winner. No person owning or entering a mule in this class, will be permitted to ride his own mule, but shall ride such other mule as the judges may designate. ;' Premium A silver cup; value $10. Open to the world. The fast trotting trial will come off on Friday, October 15th, 1838. The slow trial will come off on Saturdav, ct. 16th, 1858. - THOS." BOWER, President, j. P. HonxnitooK, Secretary. ri. A Change. " - - Our old friend Burke has, to the surprise -of his friends, transferred , his popular Restaurant on First Street, to Mr. J. G. Harrington, one of our native boys, who has christened it the St. Charles Exchange, and lias renovated, refurnished, and fitted it' up in elegant style.. In taste, elegance and real comfort, it is not surpassed by any establishment of the kind in the State. ' : Mr. Harrington opcn3 to-day, with an elegant lunch at ten o'clock. The Larder of the house will be kept stocked with every delicacy and variety that the season affords, and the lovers of good things will find something U- their taste there at all hours. A supply of the purest liquors and most superior cigars are on hand, that ever came to this city. , The regular lunch' will be set at 0 o'clock,-A. M. As wide as the fame of u Burke a" has been, Harrington is determined to eclipse it by the reputation he will give the bouse under it3 new name. )a last babbath the corner stone or St. Paul's German Evangelical Church, corncr ef Vine and Seventh streets, was laid with, appropriate ceremonies. The Rev. John K." Mengerl, late pastor of Zion, Church, opened the services with giving out the first stanza of Luther's own hymn " A well fenced fortress is our God," which was sung with much enthusiasm by the German portion of the assembly. The Rev. Mr. Sterrltt then gave out a few lines of an En glish hymn, after which a portion of the Uhird chapter of Jirst .Corinthians was read. both in German and English, and a short prayer offered by the Rev. Mr. McCarer, in r-oking the Divine blessing on the enterprwe. The pastor of the congregation, Mr. Men gerl, then proceeded to read a short declaration of the reasons which compelled his peo ple to start this enterprise, after which, th tin box, containing a copy of the holy Scrip tares, and several catechisms, together with copies of the leading religious and political journals of the day, and a few specimens of 4he enrreat coins of this eountry, were deposited in the cavity of the stone, in the name of the Divine GotJ. ', , .. . . ' Revs. Messrs. Sterritt,' McCarer and Reimer then addressed the assembled multitude, composed of Germans and Americans, who all seemed i to take a deep interest in the proceedings. iAt tlie close of these addresses Anotierfitoiza of Luther's famous hymn was un& jfHK a collection raised to aid the enterprise.-1 - ': ' v " ' 1 -'"f ;

TUESDAY MORNING..

Candidates.

Wr. JEditor Pleuse announce the name of William Wabbek an a Candidate for re-election, as Assessor of Pigeon Township, on the second Tuesday in October. WlrgU Soper in a Candidate to represent Posey and Vanderburgh in the Senate. T. M. Jlrther is it candidate for the oihe-e- of County Treasurer of Vanderburgh counly. wv'-t Mr. Editor. ynn will please announce iy uume as a candidate for the office of County Coroner of Vanderburgh County. JOHN W ATM AN. fir. Edit or. You will pleas announce my nanus a a candidate for th ottios of Sheriff of Vanderburgh Countv, ot tho Octolier election. sept It JOHN C. STASER. Tii. Editor. You ill please announce my name as candidate for the office of County Snrveyor of Vandurburgh Ooiintv. septl7 ADULPHVS J. ADLERSBERG. Jette fuller offer himself ax a candidate for he office of Treasurer of Vanderburgh County, at the ensuing electiou. septl ffr. Editor. Please announce div name a a Candidate for re-election as Treasurer of Vanderburgh Countv, at the tic October election. au2G " THEODORE VKNNKM AN. ' Jamt 11. Sounder is a Candidate f..r reelection to the office of County (urvevor of Vanderburgh County. . Ve are authorized to announce tho natu of Thomas W. Roystos, as candidate for Sheriff of Vanderburgh County. " aug20 .Wr. Editor. You will ylease annotim-e my name as Candidate Tor the office of Sheriff of Vanderburgh County. aug!8 JOUX S UAVITT. Mr. Editor. Please announce the name, of Isaac S. Moohk, a. an Imiependent Candidate for Circuit Judge of tM Circuit. augl Mr. Editor. Y'ou will please aunounco my name as Candidate to represent Vanderburgh County in the next Legislature. REN STINSON. Mr. Editor: You are requested to announce the nhmc of Mm. K. McGrew, Esq.. a candidate fir representation from Vanderburgh County, at the October election. MANY VOTERS. augl3 Clear ge dinger is an Independent Caudidute for Sheriff, at the ensuing Octolier election. George frMelSrld will be an indeieudent candidate for Sheriff, at the ensuing October election. Special Notices. Or. J. Hottetter't Celebrated Stomach Bitter, for tho euro of Fover and Ague, is beyond all controversy the safest and liest remedy that could be used by the afflicted, for all diseases of the above nature. The most violent attacks of this dreadful di serine have ofteu been prevented by the use of this reliable remedy. The "Bittern" have been used by the proprietor in an extensiv practice, in tho treatment of Fever and Ague, for a number of years, and Its wonderful curative powers are well known both to the press and to the public. Those who doslre a thorough renovation of their entire system, should not tail to use the " Hitters." ' For aale by Druggists and dealers generally, every -where. sopt.!2-lw If V think it is h.irdly kuowu even to tho most intelligent of our readers, how deep some of the sciences are slocking dowu into the mysteries of creation. We knew there were wonderful discoveries in thcM times, and wonderful uses made uf them, but did He t know the Chemists were imitating in their crucibles andwuu surpassing the most wonderful productions of organic life. During our visit to Lowell we were iutro.l-.iccd by ona of their proraiuent citiions to tho laboratory of I)r. AYEK, (inventor of Cherry Pectoral and Cathartic Pills), where we were shown with generous frankness, his processes and his products. This master genius of his art is manufacturing the subtle essences of 11c weis from tar and other vegetable substances. Mis essence. Tino Apples, Strawberry, Chuck.-rborry, Quince, Pear, Caiicliu, Ciunam&n, i.e., not only equal but they exceed in purity of flavor those vegetables themselves. lis oil of Winter-green is purer and of belter flavor than any that can be gathered from tho plant -nnd yet is made by chemical composition from tho Ujdro-caitoiis in tar ! His process is, to analyze tho substance and find the exact ultimate atoms i f which ft is made, then recompute them in the same proportions which exist in nature. Chritian Adrorate. Mir. Eauterly' Iodine and SarnapariUa Will euro all disexsi u arising from an impure state of the lilood, or a depraved condition of the fluid of the system, vir.: Cancers, Swelling of tho Glands, Rheumatism, White Swellings, Chronic Sore Eyes, Piles, Boils, Erysipelas, Goitre, Pains in tho Bones and Joints, Fleers in the Mouth and Throat, and all Chronic Constitutional Discams. This medicine searches out the very roots of tho disease by pnrifying the blood, and changing the secretions in the ystom, thus removing the cause, which renders the cure certain and permanent. Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla will cure the worst mercurial disease and drive ont and destroy every particle "f mercury which is in the system, and cure its bad effects. It will eure Secondary Syphilis or Venereal Dis eases, and will drive the Syphilitic Vina and all hereditary taints and poisonous matter out of tho system through the lres of the akin, and restore the Patient to porfeet state of health and purity. It is a positive eitra for liver complaint and dyspep sia, if used a proper length of time. I challenge the world to prodnoe its equal in these complaints. The afflicted will bear in mind that Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla will -re all Nervous dis eases, Female Complaints, Drope?, Gravel, Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Friaary Xrgans in a few days. : - It will remove Pimples and Blotches from the Face, and make the akin clear, white and beautiful as alabaster. It does this by purifying the Mood, and by its prompt action on the Liver, Kidneys, and Secretory Organs, producing vigorous health. Persons who have long been afflicted with Scrofu la, Old Sores, Tetter, Ringworm, Scald Uoad, Blotches, Eruptions of the 8k iu and all Cutaneous Diseases, are advised to procure Gridley's 5alt Rheum and Tetter Oiutmeut to apply on tho Bores, or diseased parts, when using Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla. The Iodine and Sarsaparilla purifies the Blood, and causes the sores to discharge their putrid matter, and the ointment heals them. When both are nsed (which I always recommend) a permanent and radical cure is always effected. They are the best and most powerful curatives known to man. A fair trial is all I ask I do nut fear tha result. ; ' Price of the Iodine and Sorsapartua it per bottle. or 6 bottles tor Urulioj s bait tvneum oint ment 75 cents per bottle. Both ere prepared by Dr. Easterly, corner of Third and Chcsuut streets, Xt. Louis, Missmirt, sole proprietor, tu who all ordere must be addressed. fcSold by Hailock toddard, W . Bvrlwr, Liech A Calslett, Keller it White, Druggists, in Etnaville, and by Druggists generally. ;, myttl-lyiusrjr - . .-, . -..i . Jtr. JUoomr. Female Cordial will cure all Female Com plaints, such aa Excessive, Suppressed", or Painful Menstruation, Fluor Albus or Whites Barrenness, Sallow Complexion, Headache, Diiainess, Weak Nerves, Frightful Dreams, aad all diseases caused by Colds, Checked Perspiration, "Excesses, Over-Excitement, etc., of the Sexual Organs. Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial la universally acknowledged by the ladies the heat remedy ever Invented. . BCy Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S5. . .... " ' Da. Eastkulv, corner of Third., and Chcsuut streets, St. Louii, Mo., täole Froprictor,' and to whom all orders must be addressed. ''.' Sold by ilallock A Stoddard, W. Bierbower, Liech and Calslett, Keller A White, in Evansville, and by druggist generally. uiy.TI-lyms l

lir. Ea.trtu fever and Jigu Miller will cure Agae and Fever, Chills and. Fever; Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, aud al, th various forms of Fevers incident to Bilious Climatos. If there is n man, woman or child suffer ing with Ague and Terer, they are advised to procure Dr, Easterly's Fever aad Ague Killer. It hi a positive cure speedy and permanent. Try it. . - Price 81 per bode, or six bottles for 85; - -' ' Dr. E vSTEELV, comer of Third aad Chestnut streets, St. Louis, (sole, Proprietor, to whom all orders tnuet be addressed to get the genuine. - Sold by Hallock 4 . Stoddard," ."ST. Bierbow cr, Liech, A Caletett, Kller & White, Ag"jif for EvanniTlc, and ry fg Hts ' rpflyj! . -i ' 7"iY.7'.f TT-.- r - jy,,-..""

Special Notices.

Jtr. Carter' Cough Jtaltam, teilt cur Geughs, Gohr, -Asthi',a, Consumption, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, Pain in the Side an Breast, Pleurisy, Whooping Coiißh, Cronp, Liver Complaint, Palpitation ef tho Heart, and all diseases of the Throat and Chest and Luugs. No ono should neglect a Cough or Cold a single day. Millions die annually by neglecting a Common Cold. Coughs and Collis lead to Consumption, and then io early tieath. Reader have yon a Cough, tVld or any disease of tho lungs' - Procure at once that celebrated remedy, Dk. Cactm's CoruH Kaisam, which never fails to relieve a Cough ill twetity-four hours, ud alwftvn res the vtcTst casus of Colds, Coughs "nd ait d "senses of the Throat and Lungs in a few days. PricoVTrinHmt ties, 2S cents. Largo bottles ?1 per bottle, or 8 bottles for 53. Du. Easterly, ctrt-'net Third and Chestnut, St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, to whom alt ordors must be addressed to get the genuine. Sold by if allock A Stoddard, W. Bierbower, Liech A Calslett, Kellor and White, nnd bv druggists generally. f my31-ly - - Dr. limker' Specific teilt cur itonorr. hea. Gleet, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, Chordee, Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, and all diseases of the genital organ... Header, hnve yoc a private disease? ' Do not n"glet I. Delay is dangerous. Dr. Baker's Siiecific is a safe, iody, and radical cure. With Dr. Baker's Specific you can cure yourself, and prevent exposure, as plain directions for use accompany the medic ino. Price 31 50 per bottle. ' . 8c9Db. Eastkbi.t, corner Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, to whom all orders must he addressed to - get the gcuüine. Sold by Halloclc A Stoddard, Leich & Calslett, Keller A White, in Evansville, aud by druggists generally. my:sl-lyins Coul-Bodiam Mining- Company, Ottlet on Water street, under the Telegraph office. Cart loads of ltl biuheht of Bodiam Mine Coat delivered to any part of the city at $1 CO per load. Coal weighed, if desired, at the expense of the purchaser. Notes of solvent bauks of Illinois and Wisconsin taken in payment. - JOHN tVTMOXD, Secretary and Manncer. ler2-tf - TfT 8. MJIti, ET. EVANSVILLE, PADL'CAII AND CAIItO PACKET. J. H. DCNE, Davis, Master, leaves Evansville every Tuesflay anil t rtday, at 11 o elocK, M., arriving at Paducah at G o'clock, A. M., Cairo at 12 o'clock, M., Wednesday and Saturday. Returning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday aud Saturday, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and Paducah every Thursday and Sunday, at 9 o'clock. A. M., connecting at Evansville with tho Evansville aud Crawfordsville R. It., aud Packets for Green ltiver. Also, connecting at Smithland with Cuinlierland River Packets ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and St. Louis Packets. Tickets can lie obtained on board the boat for all Eastern t'ties. , eept'J3 m rjuuows hjltimome oi-s-TERM. Z. II. Cook & Son, Agents, H ive this day received their first shinmt nt, and w ill continue to receive daily, per Adams & Co. Express, direct from the Packer in Halt injure, a full supply. The Cans are large size and filled full. All Oysters sold by us will be warranted in every respect second to none. We are prepared to furnish Wholesale and Retail, and offer a liberal discount to dealers. Give us a call. Satisfaction guaranteed or moucy refunded. Z. II. COOK A SON, scptlS No. 22, Main sruct. jfgEJJ.1 1. JU TSM J'E W STYLE -Ljust received and for sale very cheap. VAUTIL'K A MARCONNIER,B':ptll 39 Main street.. WlkEcliEÜ tf H H.I ME It. .T2J.VI'Mß . FACTLREKSOF Lard Oil, Soap and Candles, AUo, an cxira article f ENGINE, CAR AND TALLOW OIL . -. . for Machinery, and a Superior Refilled Burning Oil, rOk IIEAH LIGHTS, ADAPTEHTO 8TEAMHOATS,H0TEIJ, , AMI ALL OTHER l'RMXU PI RfOSES, .Vtf. 4G, .VorfA Side Main etreet, BETWEEN FIRST AND BECONn, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. . rm mf pi.':Eia -riiiLip KSAr.u. These Machine and Burning Oils are. warranted to stand all climates aud seasons. Tho attention of master mechanii-s of Knilroa-Is, Steamboats, ilfills and Machine Shops, is particularly called to the aliove card. - . aug27-lyd TEUnE-HAUTE EEMJit.E COLt.EGK, TERKE-HAUTE, INDIANA. For more than a year, have tho magnificent structures of tho Terrc-liaute Female College, been steadily progwsiug. They aro now nearly completed, and will be open for tho reception of pupils, On Wednesday, the Htli o Sr pUmber next. The site of tho College, the buildings, the arrangements for study and comfort, and the Faculty, deterve here a passing notice. - ... Terre-Iiaute, the site of .the College, is a beautiful and healthy city, accessible by railroad from all directions, and central to a numerous and appreciating population. ' It is high, as its name imports. From statittics, it is clearly shown that fur several years past, there have been fewer deaths aud loss sickness here than at aiiy-Western city, of equal population. - - The buildings will bo fitted up in tho latest stylo and with all the modern improvements. They will be wanned by steam, aud lighted by gas, aud furnished with warm and cold baths , and w hat is rarely to be found in-instituttcma of learning. - A GYMNASIUM, - Where the body, made healthy and symmetrical by exercise mar support and asskt the labors of the mind. y A prominent feature of the College, is the provision made for the health of the pupils. The rooms are siarlous and well ventilated, there being a beautifully furnished 1 parlor," with separate sleeping apartments for each two young ladies. The grounds are ample, comprising 8-., acres in a pleasant part of the city, shout one-thwcl of which is a natiTe forest grove, with winding walks and arbors, forming a most delightful promenade for' pupilsall tho grounds will be tastefully ornamented. FACFLTT. - Tho Faculty will consist of a thoroturhlv expe rienced and efficient corps of instructors. " Rev. John Covekt, A. M., founder and former President of the Ohio Female College, and Glendale Female College, is first President. , . Rev. Alphonso Wood, A. M-, late President of the Ohio Female College, and the distinguished author of several scientific works, bearing his name, will be the presiding teacher of the College, and Ik. tructor in Mental and Moral Science. -- Prof. R. S. BoswoBTit, late Professor of Chemistry, etc., in Farmers' College, Ohio, will take the chair of Natural Science, .upon which ho will lecture and experimentr - D'EsTAtxa S. CweM, A. M., Professor of Ancient Languages and Literature. . -i k 1'i'of. j. C, Mikinger, late of Philadelphia, first teacher of instrumental music. And from six to teu additional gentlemen and lady teachers of long standing and successful experience. 3 No pains or expense will be spared to- procure teachers in every department, of the very - higheet qualifications, so- that pupils, wishing to perfect themselves in the higher etvles of music, or any of the solid or oraainenLst brunches, may here receive the desired instruction. That pupils from abroad, may derive tlie greatest advantages to gained at Boaruing scbools, tuey are required to board in tue 1 mbakm of the President), that they may have the benefit of their oxamule and societv. The coarse of studies will be thorough and exten sive, embracing all the branches usually taught in uur iigUeat Seminarus uf learning, EngUrh, CUartcai ana tns t ine arts. The year is divided1 into- two 'sessions f twwniy weeks each, coromencinK reeneetively on Wednes day, the Bth of September next, and the 9th day of ieoniary, asjUj The expenses of the school year, including hoard and tuition in all the branches of the regular course, rooms furnished, fuel.' liehts and washine, w-ill be 5225 payablo semi-annaally in advance. xne usnai extra cnai'ges will be made for tno orna mental tiranches, . - i .- - - - APPARATUS AND LECTVREg. "Prest.-Woon and Prof. ' BoBwokth. will deliver full conrses of Lectures with, tho aid of the Telescope and other apparatus, eufticieut to illustrate experimentally the principles of the sciences pursu d. Books, and all. other requisites for entering the College, may be had at tho College, or in the city.-" - -- " ': -.- - .' . ., j '. . : , i- All letters 'of inquiry oa on business, should be auaresseu to- tsev, jou.s CyvrjiT, or u. a. wovkbi, lerre-Hsotc, Indiana. Tho undefslgned cHizcus of Terre-Haute, have accepted the '.iffice of Trustee of the Terre-llautc Fe male Collecc, and may be referred to at any time bv such aa desire further information- concerning the arrangements or advantages of the College: . , Rev. E. G. Taylor, ' . Curtis Gilbert, . ' Iter. T. Gordon, ' ' R. W. Thompson, , " 8. H. Potter, v. J. 0. Wilson, " Rev. W. 0. Speiiccr," f Aev. W. Modesitt, ' . ' Rev. T. Wiley, " R. L. Thompson, 't'A.'C Potw-inJ ?! Rev. M. A.Jewettt Lucius By, f'; W. D. Grisvold, . T." " Thea, Dowtlmf. "" W. J. Ball. . ' ". , t. , , .( . r . - - fU JJ. .'I V. ,VV-11, L. G. Warren, ' A - McGregor,.' W. Paddock, " ' Jas. Farrinzton,' . David Uartsoci,'..,. . j: C. Y. Patterson, ' J. H. Watson, . And. Wilkias, IJ. D. fscolt,' s :, T. C; Biuitla. ." Ja.Nilfcdd(n, '. James Jtitc, . J , '." ame Barac'

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH:

: sr the caw. wt. ' : - PhlladelpUisv Maiket. ;:r r Philadelphia, Oct. 4 s. Rye flotlr $5. Corn meal sold t 4 "25. Wheat comes forward slowly, but the demand for it is limited, 5,00 bushels sold at $1 28,1 80 for red, and 1 40 for white; 1 0,000 bushels choice Kentucky fold at 1 45 Rye commands 85c. Corn dull ; 5,000 bushels mixed Wsstern, gold at 84c, and some Pennsylvania sold at 00c. " 6,000 bushels Southern oats, brought 44c45c. In groceries there is no change. 10,000 bugs of Rio coffee sold at 1 1 J(S1 2. " Provisions quiet. Whisky dull at 24c(a24jc. , Stttr York MarktV. ,i ... - : . i New York, Oct 4 ; Floor heart 4,000 barrtls sold at 5 00 (53 10; Ohio'6 405 70. .Southern 5 30 (tiji 70. Wheat has declined, 15,000 bush, sold; Milwaukoe-club, 88c. . Cincinnati Marltet. ClN'CISSfATI, Oct. 4 X. Flour dull aud nominal. Receipts fair. Whisky unchanged. ProrLions dtl' ; no sales. , . River fell half an inch since Saturday. Weather cloudy, windy aud warm. - CS?Tlie Circuit Court at Hickman, Ky, at the Septemlier term, had six hundred and forty-six cases on the docket. All but six were actions for debt. - A negro boy, named " Senator Douglas," was sold in Richmond, Va., on the 15th InstV for $900. The Enquirer says the stock is evidently going tip in Virginia. JBßySome om, writing from Paoli to the New Albany Tribune, says that the editor of the Caunelton Reparier can look in two directions at once for a " quarter," without damaging his visual organs in the least. ———<>——— EARTHQUAKE.—A severe shock of an earthquake was felt at Hickman, Ky., ou the 21st inst. It was so violent, that a lady who was near forty rods from her house fell to the ground several times before getting to her door. It seemed as if the houses would tumble down. In 1811 the ground sunk near the same place, making a lake twelve miles in length and seven in breadth. ———<>——— DEATH FROM ANGER.—Last Thursday, at the Mount Vernon Furnace, Penn., a cow broke into a woman's garden for the fortyseventh time. The provoked woman became so exasperated at the cow, while turning her out, that she, by the infinity of her passion, ruptured internally a blood vessel, and before medical aid could be rendered, bled to death. ———<>——— IGNEOUS CHARACTER OF THE GLOBE.— About sixteen hundred different observations have been made in different places, and the uniform law has been developed in each of those observations, that at fifty feet beneath the surface of the earth, there is no change in the thermometer during winter or summer; descend another fifiy feet and the temperature rises one degree, and for every additional descent of fifty feet, there is a gain of one degree of heat. Water brought up by an artesian well from a depth of 1,827 feet, is almost blood warm; from 2,200 feet it is of the temperature of the blood; and coming from still greater depths, it issues upon the surface in a state of actual ebullition. At a depth of one and a quarter miles, water could not exist except in the shape of steam; still lower we should find a sea of fire, the liquid mass moving in waves within the outer shell, an infinite force which, when once aroused, spreads over the earth and its inhabitants. ———<>——— A st (.RICAS' and Fbknch Newspapers. In typographical execution and general ap pearance, the best of Paris newspapers is. inferior to the meanest New York journal. Indeed, the denizens of an American country village would feel ashamed to own such joor affairs. . The manner in which they are conducted is not much better. It is true that many men of high literary and political ability are attached in an editorial capneity to the various journals; but still their columns ..contain notinnj but stupid puerilities about State matters, a few lllwTitten local items, a chapter or two of an insipid novel, a long-winded theatrical criticism, and two or "three telegraphic dispatches of five or six lines each. Of editorial spirit and vigor, they are, one and all, entirely destitute-.. 1 .. The Markels. Evaaiville Wholesale Dlarket. BUTTER, V D 1.-20 PROVISIONS BEANS, white wft Bacon (bog r'd.) fj . Uacnn tiides, K...m B Shoulders. Iti 4 7 Hams, sug. cured... li! Hams, plain, lh. (ftlfi " canvassed... in 11 POTATOES .7.70 PLASTERS BEESWAX, tb. ........ 22 CORK MEAL, bus. CHEESE, lb 8' COFFEE - . i Rto.com'n, Tb. 12412; 7 prime, lb....... i Java, lb. ............ W, .. Iair,ivra I it - CAXDLES . fiir ti....l9ft21 Opal -- -Hummer pressed:... ...13! Calc. Plaster...... L'd Plaster, toulb. 50 Ctica Lime : v ntte tsana, ni.i. rt E';s, dozen --i'iti;s.i li t FLOUR. bb!...4 755 00 j Lake. liM 2 70 Flail Mackerel j Kana hnhusb. 33 No. 2, bbl....l3 0J13 5u SltiAR. f Hiyftli) No. 2, bbl.,...-....!7 0o!. " . Crushed.,.. ..".n No. 3, Wrf Sli 0OJS12 S! ' " rulv 13 'o. 34bbl.. ,....50.3)! " Leaf ..12.' Kita Ex S iPfctua - White Fish. ;5 uO&i W ciovtr...: i :- 00 . " l-C bbl O FRUITS Timothy, b. 82 40Ä2 75 111 ... . , Dried Apples 1 O0I Fla bush.. ieacneB, oua e lövarFKATHERS, Ib.. ....... .10, Girman..: GRAIN - ! Patai ,. Corn , bujh i. fV WiTl'BA Ct - Wheat, bush.. .01 Out Kentucky. IT. 2V,123 Rye, bush 'S:, V irginia, lb..,.afS.t0 Oats, bu. (331c.)G0y5'0'TALL0W -' HAT, ton. ...10 OOffili Ool Rendered- (,11 HIDES, (dry) 1012 Rough t 9 Green 1 .... 6 WOOL - . - . pressed, cwt G0: Tub washed...!..'. (.?, riL--a - I ..I1. j M..)LASSE3 N. Orleans, g:U.. 40 Sugar House .40 Golden Syrup..-. Fleece fa' Ex. Fleece . 3 Unwashed. itt WHISK V... ..2tg2l ' '"' ' " RETAIL MARKET. . -' "' C0SB.ECTE DAJLY BY X, H. COOK t SOK. BUTTER, lb..l-..'lG(Tj20 LARD, lb...... BEANS, quart 6 MOLASSES ü; CORN MEAL, bush 7ö New Orleans, ga1...wV. CHEESE, to . 12i Sugar House, gal......60 COFFEE - - ( Golden Svrup.,... Rio, common....v....15iPROVlSIo"NS- " Ground j Bacon sides, tb 10 Java, B none. Shoulders-' 3 Laguvra, ground,. ..lb 4, EGGS, dozen 12? if FLOCK, bbl , $5 SSf HanM, sug etired, lb 1 1 plum, lb 11 " ' canvassed., lb.,.1'2 , Sack, US lD9.-,...$2 to Dri.nl ls;f. pirtti....lj POTATOES, bueh,..Jl ÜO SALT, sack, a ICli SUGAR New Orleaus,Ibl0(a;l2 Clarified ......il LW. ..:....:i! f.mnlied . 1ü yisu W hite Fish, .:..:.3 Mackerel, No. 1, 10c ea., , No. 2, lb! 5 Cod, lbU...Ai 7 FRUITS Green "Apple.!...: CO ,31 ?TJ WW. I, .-. ,r.l .... .. 7:-n

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F IRE JJS-Ir MARIVE IJYSURAM E BY IlO.MECOMPANIESr - - The undersigned having been appointed' Agents for Evansville and viciuitv, of the .- 4. INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. 8. I'. COVING TON, Secy. T. A. iluKRI'rea'U AM THE RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. B. J. HATHAWAY, Sec'y. S. HATHAWAY, PrestT are prepareii to underwrite upon the better class of Fire and Marine Tunk, at as low rates of premium as aic consistent with permaneucy and 10iability. . . . , Thiw Companies confine their business exclusively to the State uf Indiana. . .- .-. WiVAlI losses pee.lily adjusted and , promptly paid without any abatement or diminution what, ever. , 1 - , . . - References: Every man, withtiiit exci'ption, who has sustained loss in either Conrpiuiy, a list, of whom ali citizens of onr own Stats may be seen at our cfiVe. A. D. REYNOLDS A CO. . Evansville, July 8, ISBO-ly . .- . M-wft'W -rjlKIfJI,. THE CITIw W ZKNSof Evansville and surrounding country, are hereby respectfully informed that , - . JAMES OAKLEY & SON. ? Havojust receivvd a new Mock of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting in part of Itlack and Fancy ' Silks; side striped do. ; Cashmeres Merittof,relineai Debege Printi bleahed and brown Muslins ; Drills, Crib ud Bed Blankets; 8, 9, Iff, !I, 12 .Rafter Sheeting, ' .- v- . ' Clothes, Casimeres, Veslings. Silk and Merino Shirt and D"rawers ; Cotton and Linen Sheetings ; Flannels, ail Colors; Breche and Wool Shawls (now paterns) ; Cheueal .. Scarfe ; Carpets (now dflsignl : BRUSSELS AND VELVET RUGS, floor Oil Clothes ; Stair Rfnl ; Cornices ; Curtain Pius; Damask for Curtains; Table IHimasks ; Towels ; Napkins ; Marseilles and Crib Quilts ; Table Covers, Ac, Ac. Our stock at present is unusually desirable in the leading kinds aud styles of - - JO I oss Goods! which we offer as low as any house in our city. JCo. 6, North First street, Foster Block. - -. , Evansville, Sept. 11-lni k .. . : , ,- . -r JFf, JRRl 11L. JJ I J COEm Tobai co. lotatoes. Fresh Butter, sept lb' A. D. REYNOLDS A Co. WHEStl OOOJf?wV WJItE. iX)0 M. doz. Painted Buckets, assorted color. 100 doz. Fancy do, half size. 1U0 " Cedar do, brass aud iron liound. ' - 60 Toy do, bright fancy colors. 10O nests Tubs, painted Cedar aud Pine. 53 dcz. Churns, red and w hite Cedar and strid. 1,UUI gross Matches, round box, water proof and coinmou. . . 100 doz. Shaker Brooms. -, - . 20O " imitation, fancy aud common do. 100 boxes Clothes Pins. 200 bales Cotton Battiug, Steams A Foster's extra No. 1, the best in markit. For sale, at w holesale only, at Cincinnati prices. jptl5-3m J. B. RUSSELL, 372 Main street, I.ouisvile. Ky. itll! UJIHRM trj L OE IRE Uli IHtl0 V UOODS, taney and staple articles Just received at the Store of . , WILLIAM J. DEUBLER, 11 M:iiu sr., between First and Second, EVANSVILLE. INDIANA. A comp eic lot of . . I i-y Goods ! laucy aud staple articles, which will ba sold low, for cash. Rememlier, 13 Main street, between First and Second. septHJ WM. J. DECJILER. B f l 1 1 JO tt M.t TEH .f XT 5 OO JSLjP Kga Nails, all sizes. lO.UOU Lights Sash all sizes. 200 Doors, usual size. . , 4K) Boxes Window Ulass, a-6orted sizes. 2iJ0 lieg White Lead. fi Bbls. Linseed uil. 3 Bbls. Putty in M.iddser, Also, -White Lime, Urer Lime, Plaster Paris, White Sand, llvdrauiic Cement, in any qtuntitvdu. sired bv purchase rs. For sale at redu.a d rates by , septli OKORGE FOSTER A Co. (hjpiiEs iTsttJias pep feu 15 3 Bags Pimento. s .1 Mat's Cloves. ; ; 2 Cases Prime Nutmegs. 3 Cases Indigo. Jut rcetve-i tv sept 11 WHEELER A KifiUS. W W 'i liiw who intend to cover their new housse with a good arti'-le of I'iuo Hiinirh, had better call upon the Sul-seriber coon, as he ha but "a few uiorel-fl." JOHN' F. CLOVER; augll C nier .Main aud Seventh streets. l0wiltHHIRf&JtrTOji -L FASHION" AULE SHIRT M A M" FACTCRElt and dialer in 'Jentlomon's r FANCY FURN'SKING GOODS, No. "7 Main street, ( o v y o i 1 r e t b r rofRT not sr.,) KVAN8VI I.I.B, INDIANA. N. Tt. -,vhirts made to or' r, by measurement, and warranted a fit. ausriO-ly 'wiicMPoiruT J(Ji;.ttr. sriil -'TICK to contractors. Scalvd proiiosals will be receive'! until (. 20, to build lioekiort Academy, which will i nil.r.-ice Two buildings. oneüOx 70, three stories high, and ono ((. ollere Hall) S"r,-?(0, one st"ry. Propositi to build ' Coll. ue Holl," Framo or Brick. The other building to be Brick positively. Plan and specifications can lie seen trom and after Lith Septemlier, at Dr. O. Moreans, Rockport, and at A. I'. Key noble A t'o's , Evansville. Our payments will be prompt, end security will be required for promptness and faithfulness in contractors. T. F. DeliUl LER, ) - .l.C. YEATCH. fLomRuckuort. Sept 3, I.). aeptl4-;w jni.ai7L &Ti'i7ii WßEss mjts. M. Comprising oil the latent Americau and French fashlouf). Our fall sty le Droea Hut Is unsurpassed for synietrical proportion?, and is equal, if not superior in dursbility aud beauty, to any ever made. Our roiiforiiiator enables us to warrant a perf.-ct and comfortable fit to the wearer, no mutter how irregular his head may be. Now is the time, gentle, men, to lrave vour order. ' VAUTIER Si MARCONNIER, '. soptll 3a Main street. 2-ItEE EXMHITIO.Y it I' THE largest an-, most beautiful stKk of Hats and Caps ever opeu t . in Evansville. Come one and all. We will he pleased at nil time to how our Goods and sell them cheaper than the cheapest. V.VCTIER A MARCONNIER, septll " :s'j Main street. tfwioicm yfro.v .f.w ui:ei 2 Casks Vises' Sugar Cured Hams. , - .. 1 " Quijiley's " " ' ' 1 " . Jacob's " " Biff. For sale, l..w, l" seiUO HORNBROO.'v .t Co. l7lSESJ'liE.iTIIERJT V CASES, tirst-ratii article, tor sale nt VAUTIEK A 31 A R ON NT ER. eptll 33 Main street. OOH IiIVOI.VU.TJtOSE HU.VT. ING tlie Scientific American Bonud cheap for cash, would do well to call at , .-. - 31. L. JOHNSON' S BOOK BINDERY, -Firot street, near tlie Post Otlice. . evptlu-lui RE.Vrll CS.'ES.-Jl Wfjf, EOT for sale verv ehefip nt ' ' V At TIER A M.VKCON'NIER, .' " : Main street. wptll m VOTIVE OE I'Sftl.f'E'CM-.T the September term, 1H0, of the Court of Common Please of Vanderburgh County, tlie estate of Tbos.Uc.iucD, deceased was dsclafed probably fuaolveut. Creditors are, lin-refure, iiotiAed that the same will be oetth-d acrordiujrlv. - - EiiWARD EfETIS. W. AC1IES0N. COTTO.y rfTTi;vti.-ioo W Bales just revived, which was housht for cash, f"r sale cheap, at . SAM EM BRICH P, spt9 - - 4"J Main street. XT e.VÄOÄ te ,VE KTWS OIL WV COLORS, in paUnt collapeiUlo Tubes. Arrangemcns have been eflucted with Messrs. Ulnsor A Newton, f-r a constant and full supply of thir celebrated Oil Colors. For brilian'-y, durability, and outire reliability they nre unrivaled. The first class medal was aw ai ded them at the World's Fair, London. .. CHARLES BAliCOCK, aept7 - . - - .' S Main street. M .-' .V I OH S.I EE. C Hit IH TIJIJS' M DECKER, Wbcelrigbt, on Third street, near the Court lloniw, has Three verv superior, ricn-ton-I ed, aud highly finished Pianos, built in this city by a German bmnier, wuo 11 as worked in some of the best shops of Europe, which he oilers for sale low. He has had these Instruments built to encourage a stranger to establish himself here, and introduce a new and important branch of manufacturing. The Pianos- are warranted for thukj-: years, and will be kept iff ttme for one year, gratis. If the Instrument tail hi any particular, the builder will be h?ro tn make liisi work tred. - He doe not hesitate to say the Instrument he offers are fully equal to any that can I brought here, and if our citizens will but try them, their sujeriority will overcome all prejudices against home pr.sliKtions. Those wishing to purei:u5e, and those wha desire to soe w hat can be done in our own city, are invited to call and examine them, wptri C. DECKER.

Ml? POEM, BT TOI. JURV ' W BUTLER, Author of Nothing Wear.' Two million, ut DOBELL A, oNYNGTON'S. T BeyitS ' "': " " ' ... rmi o the siikoiJtRs op 01 h JL SCHWLS. DOBELL A. CUNYNGTON have a large gtook of alll the : . Scliool Boolts lined in the iH-houis. Thi-y Hwnk Jbeir young trtesds for putt, support, and trust ! see. tlieni gain this -ns.il'. t . - '., ; X :Jtt i Pt'l il l:. .. - . .! 4 ' !;' -vor

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f-l. 0'MIIE tf Co., OLD ESM TABLISHED WHARFBOAT, Evansville, Indiana. Storage, Forwarding, and Commissiou Merchants, general Railroad, Steamboat, and Express Agents, Special Agents for the PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD, - i and Connections over which we are authorized to give through receipts at the lowest possible rates. Hating a mammoth Wharf boat at the landing, the larg.jst-on the Ohio River, capable of storing and protecting ail merchandize liable to damage from exposure, we aro prepared to facilitate the dispatch of all consignments, forwarded to our care, bv either - . ,o i RIVER, RAILROAD OR - CANAL. . Particular attention paid to Receiving, Storing nd Fortvarding, also, to the , . " , Sale of any Producer or other property, consigned to us for sale, and satisfaction guaranteed. - - Office and extensivo Warehouse on Water street, adjoining the Telegraph, and on the Wharf boat, where we are to be found, attending to the interests of our patrons at 11 hours, day and night. - ' 1 With our superior facilities; long standing;' on tiring energy ; and knowledge of our business, we feel confident ot giving general satisfaction, and hope to merit a continuance of the extensive patronage we are now enjoying. 1 - - Liberal cash advances will be made on-all consignments to either ourselves or correspondents in any of the principal market, North, East or Sonth. - ' 1 P. C. Q'RILEY & CO. HT - 9. HO WJIUIt, HECEtyLV-fi, Forwarding and commission mer. CHAN, Water Stbuxt, Evinrvillk, Ixdiaka. Thankful for the patronage heretofore so liberally extended to me, I beg to say to my Green River and Wabash friends that I am still on the ground, ready and willing te give their consignments close attention. - ' , : Particular attention givsti to the forwarding of Tobacco, Pork, Lard, Bacon, Casks add general Merchandize. - mr25-3m JfOHJV- S. MITCHELL f Co., RE. WCEIVING, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, -t Water street, between Main and Locust, tVivlVIT T r T v- r , , vParticular attention given to the forwarding of gem-mi ji ercuauuise ana 1 rouuee, cy iuvcr, Canal or Railroad. - . augll-l'.m R O I V" K 4IKMJJV, R EVE IVING. FORWARDING AND f5ENERT. , COMMISSION MERCHANTS Agents for Kauawlin Salt Coninanr. Evaimville. In. diana. We have formed a co-part uership undr the style of Bnows A A K.ttax, and offer our services in the capacity as set forth In our card above. We ate fully prepared to extend every facility t shippers, either by CANAL, RIVER, or RAILROAD, and assi.TO them that their interests shall be faithfully represented, should they be pleased to fuvor us with their patronage. Office and Warehouse on the corner -of Main st. and the Canal. - . WM. BROWN, W. M. AIRMAN. Late of Howard A Brown. Late of FOSTER, A Co. -- " -' - - " jan22-f f1I- :i L &TOR.1VE.--I have a large douIw' bio Warehouse at tho Canal Basin, capable of storing any amount of produce, which will be received, stored, taken care of and held subject to the owners orders on most reasonable terms. . P. Ü. O'RILET mL2G-tf ,. . JLjtOIMtlE l-J.rEH 1 arc prepared '-9 to store in onr Fire Proof Warehouac, any quantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandize, on the most liberal terms. Hating large and airv rocms np etaira, purli' ul.ir care will bo-taken of Household Furniture, Agri cnttttral Implements aud all kindä of good, or wares liable to damage from damp or rust. Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates, by the month, or longer when desired. Warehouse located ou corner of Loctut street and W. nd E. Canal, and most ronrcnitut for shipping by River or Railroad. Apply to ap2S ' GEO. FOSTER A CO. ' RAILROADS A.VD EXPRESS. df iHJJUJK OP T.tlE E V1LLE AND CRAW- m". jMlEjeaanm fordsvilo Railnnd, j-jiivsv-isist. On and after Tuesday, Sept. Uth, ltoe, the truius on this road will mn as follows: -. The up mail will leave Evansville at 9 A.. M.J VinwnncH 12.10, and arrive at Terre Haute at 3 P. M. us heretofore, (Dinner both at Vinceiiuea and Terre Haute.) The down mail will leave Terre Haute at 3.3i P. M.; iiKcp.net U.33, and arrive ut Evausvillc at a. 10 P. M. (Supper at Vincennes.) .ACCOMMODATION TRAINS DAILY " Will leave Evansville at 1.20 P. M. and arrivo at Vit ennes at ".45 P. JI. Will leave Vinccnues at G.35 A. M. and arrive at Evansville at 11.2U A. M. Will leave Torre Haute at 6.40 A. M., and arrive, at Vinceniies at J 1.3S P. M. , Will leave Vinccunes at 1.10 P. M. and arrive at T-rre Haute at 3.ÖÖ A. M. JOHN INGLE, JR.. Sup't, sept -15 . Enquirer cpy. . mi i if vna-Ts ik &P4 rr7.'' - FAST FKE1GHT LINE. AWtRITAS )I)'H1S COMPANY TROf RltTOBf ' TO THE WEST AND SOUTH-WESL VIA ALBANY AND BUFFALO. The Merchants Despatch continues bringing Gocds from New York and Button, at as low rat aa any Despatch or Rait Road Lxpie&i, nnd In as god vt hrtfr time, having uncquahal fatilitic foi soii and speedy tranpoitution. No IVipittch or Fact Freight Line ha rny connection with Uf. " - Arrange-.nents were made by as carlj la ;t Spiing, by which wc are enabled to furwurd not only the lighter portion of shippors' freight, but we can car. ry bt tji light aid hcaty with the asmie prempLn which hrts alwajs characterised the "Merchants' Despab h '' Briuing our freights m onr own car", with pawngcr tmins, and having our own sgentsat points of transhipment, wc have advantages In point of i-pc d and tati-ty, which render it iuvpt si Me for other com panics to cumpetc with us. This Despatch is owned and managed by the American Express Company, which U a sufficient guarantee that all Just chums w ill bcstth d without delay, as has been the case for the past three- yenrs, and to the satisfaction of those l-v whim they may be presented. - - JOHN G. WASSON', - -neptl-f.m - - Agent, Torre Haute: PJ.VF7AE ? CH.I U-POHJB-V1LLE RAILROAD. On and after Wednes day, September 1st, the prices of tickets from EvausviP.e to points named below, will be aa follows, viz : To Indianapolis.,.. S6 2.i - Chn-eland ........ 14 SO "' Bnffalo..; 18 50 New York . 27 SO ; Borton ,. ..;'. 30 50 Pittsburg 17 00 - Philadelphia.... 2? W Baltimore 23 75 ' Wiidhingtoii 21 75 Payt.m S 75 , - Nenia...: 9 2.1 -' Columbus ID To Louisville ST. 00 Cincinnati 7 M ' St. I,cmis C 50 " Cairo T 75 - Sandoval. 1 CO ' Chicago....:.....:, 10 i Vi Pana.... "7 00 i Ppringriebt.:...;..' 9 eWk Island...... l'J SO Peon's..: 10 M - HloomiDgton 0 00 Decatur : ? CO Wheeling 15 (XI ' Through t ickets can he obntined at 4bv- Pavian Hotel, or nt I he Depot, head of Locust street. , i ., - s . - J. E. MRTIN", Sevjetary." 'Evansville, SepteuiluM' Ut, ltCrS-li,i . r.- - :WnJSM' EXPRESS com jur.vi. Ji v-skw ARRANGEMENT. ' - " -The AtM E.vpkks CojipaST resiwlfülly sa'. nemuce t. their frieml and patrons, the. jm'-!k- of EvaosvilV and vicinity, that, with fnerei"5.-d ti- fli tie for the trnrriortn't(on of ' " - ' y E l ii II T , I '- K A a KF. - ' ' 1 f 'V ' .v i' " a V it v . l v h r. ' They solicit a coittinnaTif of firmer fitvorr ' U peelal cire ak'rf in the rolleetioo of Bills, Drsft, Nte, and the transportation of sunlj and talu..lle packfltrs. ' " - - All per.ns wibfng 5 avail th'erajelvet- f th ft eilltu t f the F-xrirv, ens obtwln any desired Pif irrnitiou rn refcren'-e tn the routes and d-tsiLs f f the bttalness, at their Office on First street, bc-reeu Main and Locust, eypceite the pnel OfP.ce, : del -' G. H. FISH, Agtiit'." " WhF- rMs'F' V '. J5.W 14T .VjB H' JlJr UUVxi. The Fall Session of this excellent Institution, nu'ter tlseal.to xaaoag-mect cf Prffesacr PLE'tAN.-ff Pennsylvania, will eommenro on MtBday nexfc- The court of studies at this School, embracn all the braucht usually taught t Acedimios. -The'chargew for Tuition are moderat-, and board can bo had in god fumiln in the town for SI 75 or S2 per week. For further information apply to Professor PceXAK, at the Institution t-r to the Rev. Mr. Burrow, of Evansville. sejitll-lni O I"e'.Vr PJT TI RREi-SjrCST dmJ rece ived by . sep2o Z. U. COOK A SON. rrv THE PVULIC!.

Sam, the. little matv. has this day ( Beea opening GOODS both fresh and gay, : II received near every kind " ' - -- .-That you in anv ertre-an- nd f " ' xr And as ho purchased bv the a!," "- Ho 1 detpnultted to RETAIL k" --'- i For READY PAY, a lirtlo lower "" - Than ever bae-been had before. .'-i He w i!h hi bnjthreu lutana to live, ,"" . . But ai.fr r CREMT shaH-not giM,- -.' , H. wouldn't live to rousa your paser-n,- '. -- j-i. For CREDIT hexe is out of lashion ; vi ... new j His fnefliio and buyer ou aud all, U ' "v - Jt'U pay joii well to give a cll, -x.i " Yeu'B alwave find him by hiesign jr. , " ' Ou Main stret, Numbor 4?.- . a ' ,.i " ' Furth, r mere you will bear in mind. . - EnibrU:h lakes fuuds of .tv'ry kiud " And broken Baak at higher rawa.i : j - --? As cau be, h ul in other States ; c i.x j .. , J; Thocity's creelit he'll dcfenN, f t - ! Take their orders at V) centiv .-J i ; !o if tiariains you wish to meet. - -i to t-j. on Main etrev. u i.-v't U- I '""" v ' . . ' - . . . v. . v -

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SMITH'S SHIRT MJS-LPLltr- -. i ; v TOBY, 35 MAIN STREET. it : i If you wish to get fie worth of your money in Shirts,GentIejnen's Fumishinj; Good? . FANCY SHIRTING PRINTS, Please call at 35 Main Street. :; - AH orders for. Stitchimr Silk. Cotton and Linen' ' Goods, promptly attended to, and neatly executed. liratelul lor past patronage, 1 ruepccuuiiv solicit m continuance of the sumr. - .Shirts maus te-r4er freni aieaiwcmeno, an-f satisfaction warranted, r. - - J septo-ly -!; 71tr-LTRM8 ERESH OFSTAÄ.'J- KLKTZ, at the Wholesale and -sSs ,,.. : 1 f .- . : . . -1 iu:Ki. v ...'I. . . ( lu lit, c j o.'i irsi B I rl , V. two ooors iroDi lue j'ost oinre, aaa Vi), ag:un been appointed sole agent for Maltby's Baltimore Oysters, In the City of Evansville, and he will receive eailyupplics by Express, directly from the. Packer in Baltimore. He is prepared to offer the trade such inducements for the edtire season as have nfver beenoflered in this market heretofore. A cdnstant daily supply always on hand, so that dealers and families can obtain at any time during the season those choice Oysters, in -cans and half cans and in the ahell,'warranted fresh and sweet, and try superior in Savor and quality. Terms, cuh. AndTiione but bankable money received. . A. KURTZ, '" sept-6m -" '--':" Pole A front fnr Evansville. CWGE.yC1t OP THE 7VV.V .VSUKANCE COMPANY; HARTFORD CONN. S. L.. LOOJIIS, t H. KELLOGG, . At..S Bresideut j . w . Ä ,äeaasuaj. WESTFRy BKA SCB OFFlCE, CISCIKSATf, r 1 JSI.lAOlLLOea'l Aeent -. R. II. MAGILL - - H. M. MAGILLy , - - . J SPECIAL AGtKTS ASD &IMV&TESS t;;' ) STATEMEN T0 F ASSETS,' " " - JasVabt 1st, 1858. -Examined and approved by the Auditors of OHIO INDIAN A, ILLINOIS, IOWA, TENNESSEE, Ac, ta compliance with the laws of these States. , fath Capital, ... $00,000.001' Cath aett, -I .. - $341,713.3. Cash 011 hand and in Bank....'.:....... Si7,5T7.n " in baads of and due from Agents 42,482.1 Amount loaned on Mortgages of Real Estate 17,700.0d Amount Leaned on Pledge of Bank Stocks, 19,000.00 Bills Receivable, for loans on approved col- - lateral and personal eccurit-.... 53,773.47 " HAUET V.1HT. Bank Stocks of New York City Banks 10O,3OO.2j " of Hartford and other N.- E. Banks 53,818.00 Ac-umulatcd interest on Investments...... ...2,17.90 Total .Vssets . 5511,7193 tlAElLlTIF.S : " ! Due or not due to Banks or other Creditors...: .none. Losses, adjusted and due. .......,.......noue. not due $10,01 1 " " not adjusted and waiting proofs : 23,800 All other claims estimated at 500 Total (if all liabilities 34.311 STATE OF CONNECTICUT,! HabtpobdCosx. Hartford Ctmnty. f January Id, 1858. . Personally appeared If. Eruoco, Secretary of the Phoenix Inuraue Gmipany, and made oth that the foregoing statement by him subsccibcd, u true Olid correct ia his bc-rt knewkd-e and Ifliii". Be ore me. C. J. HOADLEY, J üatice of the Peace. It ie with much pleasure to ourselves and patrons, that we present the above statement of our financee,to the careful perusal of the public. It exhibits at a glance, the prime and solvent condition the Company is in ; and parties who desire Indemnity in a strictly first-class Company, will promote; their own interests by patronizing the PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., Which may be done by npplic.i.rlen to any of the duly commissioned Agents of the Company, in the principal Cities and Towns of the Union. Losses Fairly Adjusted and Promptly Paid. scptl ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Agent. TTf R. CHEESE.. 35 BOXES WW choice Cheese. 40 Bbls Pure Cider Vinegar, of our own make. For sale by sep!4 Z. H. COOK A SON". ft PTCES. 35 Ul V JLSPIC& 't 35 Bags Pepper. 100 Mat's Cinnamon 500 fcs. Clovee. 400 lbs. Nutmegs - 10 Ke-ps Ground Ginger. 150 Boxes assorted Grocety Spices, Mustaid, Pepper Sauee, Baking Powders, Ac. For sale, low, by . f GEORGE FOSTER A Co. eepH5 - Comor LoCH9t street and Canal. gbPEIUI H.1TS, WIIICU CJ.V HE t'put in a trunk. Just the thin? fe'rtravellers and play ;;ocr. VAUTIEU A MARCONNIER, ep! 11 " 30 Main street. IlSrEM jREPOR SIJLE JL et ?ertl5 A, D. RLYN0LDS A Cos. rr re cm vjsii Hy exp.hess. Twelve dozen more of t.ese pnre lilly white Porcelain Quart Jars, with Ludlow's seliiculing Tops. Call soon, if you w ish to secure anv. e-ptll THOMAS SCANtLIN, - ' "- ' " Solo Arent for Evansville. ff? ft I IE if CRJtU'E'fJRHS -swVlLLls Railroad Co Secretary's Oflice, Er. nsTiile, lfd., Sept. 14th. 1 ajg. StockhoJdc in this Comiianj pre herety uotilkd that lbs acntml meeting fop election of Dir-x-tors, At., -will beheld at tho Court Hone-?; in the City of Evansville, cn .Moadu; , October it'n. nsxt, at lOo'clock, A. M. ' J!y order :f the Puard. J. E. MARTIN. ('-wr.f'lötd - Enquirer copy. Seeretary. "jiSIII.I.VEU 1 : MRV. IlILtiUaHfJL BuW, from New York, has lecnted hcrscU in tius city, at tiiec.-ruer cf iiecond and Oak LtreetF, v- hern tbs Is prepared to Clean, wMter and Trim in the bestftyie-of th art, all rAt of fs.ue'y Straw an l Lsh irn Ikunot. GtutlcaiTO's Hats cleaned un-i recoiled.. ' . tT.crriNc. - Slie 1 also'r.vady to extcttte any kind of Stamping for Embroidery, iu a manner which she is c:Bt i-nt wiil give entir..- antlafaotuin.. The citizens of Evansville arc invited to give her a call aud examine hir work. sepl9-4wd JT9.1& t JIUPETH 1,000 ItS. OP JL liret.rate quality, which waaboucht cheap for cash, fer sale a ,,, ., SAM EJ.BlCH , j, septO ,- -. ." , 49 Main street. I9L E W H.iJtlt nMRE STORE, CJYE V V dctir below the Branch Bank, w here can be found every thing aj i?rtininc to the legitimate Hardware irMo. I rep-ctiul!y solicit a call frota eoimtrj- mereiu.nts" lieforc purehiciiit', to 1 swniae my oiMiy j;e styb ? yt Cmnji, seltcte-1 wi;h c;'ri ti suit this iuarket. . Mv-personi.1 attention will b-i g.vcu to ailrdei.: ' - GKOROtt, 8. SONNTAG. B-ptr. . . - .--'.. a Cr -. iJ EL a I fit, PIIJ0 PORTE ' " . - -JlAitTACTUKER, . im Pyr.vmore strre:. between Third and Fourth, - .-- . ,. TV AN'SVILLE, IN D. f. . -saL.": ...."0,. :.. x'-r -T If prepir-l t i build ur trior PIANOS to o'der, eil Vor en the. wprigiu stvh t horizontal siyle. He will warrant all his work lor three years, and should his Iimrtrmor. ta tiil ia perfect and Kirii-fv-torv execution, be will make thein r x-d. He 13 preMfed to portorm all aorta o4 work alMnt n l'ir-o , to r- pair a:d -ven re UnM defective Instruments, ai.-l p'it '.'r.-.w i-j crmlete order. He will also give his atrcctiou to Timing lDfctiumchts. Having estahli: heel t ew .liranch of business In Evansvi-y, he recpecifully solicits the patronage of its citUens, c-:r.5d ut ibat he can give the-01 as gr-cd wrrk as thy can procure abroad. As specimens of it, he refer those who may wis-h to eee it. to three In--struraeutsm toe iweseslon irf Mr. Christian Decker, Vegi'tt Jlil i". Ue 11 now builciintr an Upiigbt Piano, by which ho intends to prove that that ctye cf Inst limcnt can be mad-) 33 dur.i'ilü üd as r3rfcet in fens as the best horizontal Instri:ü.cnta. , ' septs - ' '. ,1 ou si tu, j n.vt; . t,j itt-H Three Year Old ilule. Z. 11. UOTK SON: T 2M TC JIES 2CO Gross New York -Mate be 9 rM. formte by-f - ' ' X. H. roeiK 4 geis. TKJTJCHI.VE MJHE HOUSE SHOES 0 fJL .The Troj- Iron and Nail FacV:y,ai Troy. i.,-iia,x. jeenry; Durtirn d . imprc-ve Horse Shoe Ma-bine. iry now An snceewful oief..tior.. ic - ein TTlirenarccl tu execute nr- - ' ders for Hor-o and Mule Shoes, V, ' a v V price'btrt little. hov the t.ri,-e nf ll.,n. Sh-W Tun il he ju;t!ify of the Iron u d fu theso ehoee is wrarmnted ju every refijt." Theso rfcoa have Ijoen approve I of; and are now tr-o.1 by the Unit.id State 'It-vemmeiit exclusively, as- a'so l v maar of the principal Singe and Omnibus Companies raid Uott-" Shoers throughout the .country. These boos can be purchased tiiron-'h the principal Hardware and Iron ttore in the United State? . - Or lern aebiresed to the Eiibseribcr, at Troy village, will receive protect attention. -1 - WM. F. BURDEN'. Agent, . ai.l-ly ' '- ---"- Troy, N. Y. " 1 ry HI TE A. JiA-l 5 JkE fJS PCRE 'WW White Lead,. Timothy Seed, a fb-sh article, ." A !ar-e lot ef freh Tens, asjerted qualities, and ratked. Jeit jejeeiveu. I t.aep'll -.' - . V HZTJ-?. PIGGS,

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