Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 64, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 October 1858 — Page 2

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EVANSVtLLE, IND. FBI DAT MORNING -..OCTOBER 22

Th Eitra Setslun : lias been called, we arc informed, to'" "pro-. Tide by law for raiäing a State Jlevenue up-: ton the general levy of the year; in ordt-r tot

pay the January interest oa the-Stauv Debt and to meet the current expenses of the State.'j j The Legislature will also be called upon,-to pass a law forjthe re-appraisement of """the taxable property of the State," so" as t equalize and make just this public burthen upon its citizens.!' , We, should think 4Uat this latter duty should be performed first. , We have no general legal levy for this year, : and all former ones : would be manifestly most unequal and unjust applied to property in the different sections of the State now. An equal and just distribution of the public burthens is a duty paramount to all other questions of temporary expediency and conrcnience to the State. ,

If the State has been enabled to meet her obligations for a year by borrowing from ' her trust funds as they are not exhausted, she can meet her payments from the 4ama resources, for three months longer, until a fair and equitable revenue law caa bo framed. We hope the members froui the , Southern portiou of the State will not consent to the collection of any taxes under levies, by w hieb property fa the Southern regions is assessed upon valuations that . have been made grossly unequal and unjust, by the influences of internal improvements. Let the Legislature take time to mature au equitable revenue system before it consents to the assessment of a tax. . The plea that the necessities of the State iirike it imperative upon the Legislature to impos-a tax under the old valuation, though it be probably unequal in its operations, is a severe condemnation of the course of the Governor. All the consequences of the de- . linqnenccsof the old Legislature, were plain- ; ly seen and predicted at the time of its'.adjournment, eighteen months ago. Why did he not reassemble it last year to provide for , the present contingencies, ?T-, The ..reasons that now inpel him, in fulfilment pf his duty and his oath, to burthen the State with an . extra session, existed in . additional force a .year ago, and his present 'i action is an acknowledgment of his past delinquencies. The condition of the affairs of the State for the last eighteen months has required an extra session of the Legislature, and it is but a proper exercise of discretion in the Gover- ' nor to call the new Legislature together at the earliest possible period ; but we protest against jtny Executive efforts to induce it to commit an net of outrageous injustice upon the people of a portion of the State, on the pica of temporary necessity. '

8s2f A duel was recently fought in California between Wm. F. Ferguson, formerly of Springfield, .Illinois, a member of the Seuate aud one of the ablest young lawyers ' at the California bar, and Geo. P. Johnson,

a mau of some distinction in the State. Ferguson, after five shots received a severe wound of which he died a few hours afterwards. The duelling law of California is

very severe iu its penalties and was drawn up and was passed the St Louis Republican says by the exertions of Mr. Johnson. It provides that if death ensues within one year after the date of the duel, from any ' wouud inflicted, the survivor upon convic tion, shall be punished by imprisonment in , the State Prison for any term not exceeding seven years nor less than one year. The surviving party is liable for all debts of his victim and for the expense incurred, and the support of his family during his sitkfiess if he was not killed instantly aud the heirs of the deceased are entitled to recover the sum of ten thousand dollars. The seconds were more guilty than the principals in this case, in suffering five or six shots to be exchanged, without making any serious attempt to arrest the duel. Mr. Johnson, it is said, has property and a lucrative position, and it would be strange if he should be called to make good the provisions of hi3 own law.

SST" Senator Hamlin, of Maine, is one of the ablest men in the Senate. Ha is not brilliant, but in soundness of judgment, nobleness and manliness of character, in devotion to truth, in singleness of purpose, in firmne33 of resolve, he has few equals among the statesmen of tho day. lie has ever been a true Democrat, in whichever party he has been classed. The St. Louis Democrat says, " from the time of Jackson till now he has maintained the rigid inflexibility of has faithi careless of party defections and neglectful of party rewards, yet with the courage to lead on in critical conjuncture, or to stand aloof and alone when factions become demoralized with victory. Taught early that Democracy meant freedom and not slavery, 1 he has not swerved from that teaching ; but in all his relations has ever allied himself with the radical clement in politics which represents both control by the people and liberty to the individual. In his domestic life ho is above reproach, and of singular simplicity of habit, going from thp Senate chamber to the harvest ücld, or from the toils of a small farm to the carc3 of a great State, with the case, dignity and cheerfulness that marks the man devoted to duty before pleasure, aad conscious of acting his true part in life. Of late we have seen going the rounds of the partizan press a scries of letters from Washington, telling how grandly and gorgeously some of our wealthy Representatives have entertained the diplomatists and strangers at the capitol, and dealing in what we must believe to be exaggerated accounts of their munificence. To rival the White House in splendor is now the highest ambition of many there, and when we recall the plunder of the public treasury in which they have participated,

tb only wonder U that they succeed so poor- ncr in the great baloon race between hiraly. It b in contrast with, such with the self and Prof. Godard, at Cincinnati. 1 -

Douglas, the Ü wins, the Brights, who ape

thepoor pretensions of aristocratic ways, ; that we( wish, to present a . pict truly Republican Senator as seen in his own borne. The sketch is from a private letter not designed for publication ; but it has such a gehial glow about it, and altogether shows so fine a type of the American civilian, that "the Democrat thinks itself justifiable in o-iviu? iL to the nublic: . i giving 1U U me puuiM, - - t llaviuc- had business ti call me to this city i I thought I would ride down the river to Ilamdi'ii (about five miles), and purchase a cargo of tanning for a customer (a Quaker), and at the sunie time call on my. old friend, Hamlin. AfLcr knocking -at his plain and comfortable residence, a fine looking specimen of a ; girt 7 came to 'flic door: and, said I, ." Is Senator Hamlin at home The answer was,' "He Ys ;. but not in the house at this time." Yankee -fashion, -said I, " Where Is he? " "Down in the field,"; was the reply. " Show me the way," said I. No sooner said than done, and there I found j my distinguished friend at work. Himself and son, a fine locking j'oung man, were gathering pumpkins. You, no doubt have often len.rd of Yankee pumpkin pies, and doubtless eaten them, too. These were growu amidst a field of corn, which we are sorry to say, is rather light this ' year, in Maine especially. He has no other help and with a fine little farm-of only ten acres of tillage land, he told me he yearly raised more than sufficient for all his uses, and for ten j'ears had always had corn left over, to sell from ten tolwwjty bushels; but this year he thought he should not. He bad his family horse (a good one) in a common farm wagon, just drawing the last load of pumpkins. All his harvesting is done, except the corn. He had a lame back that day from the effects of carrying his wheat up stairs to his granary ; it was all cleaned up, and looked finely. He has his ground plowed and subsoiled, together with a large manure heap, m good shape, made from the waste earth and muck and some other additions, with a few casks of lime added, lie has his cranberry bed,; and all the small fixings, such as a good poultry yard, fine hogs, A.c.; whilst lor Uiuuer, everv article upon the table was 'growu upon this snug little farm. And to add to the pleasure, the good lady, Mrs. Hamlin, had just given birth to a beau tiful boy, and the mother was doing well.His eldest son is reading law at home with his lather, "after the work is done, and the daughter looks after the home concerns with ease and grace. ' 1 write you this for your ow gratification, to show you what we poor New .Eng land small farm people can do to make life go smooth, ana not detract from the chance of'dthers in doing the same. ' This,, doubtless, would not compare with some of your Western . farms, but I know you will not think the less of it and its owner for all that. - ; v.-... Success to us in 1860. Things look well this day from Pennsylvania and the , West. Salt Lake Price Ccurfst.-A Corres pondent of the St. Louis Republican, at Salt Lake gives the following quotation of prices for the following necessaries of life among the saints, some of whom must have long purses to support a dozen wives and two and three score of children. The writer says: l iie figures are correct, and are our retail prices ; Hour 4 50 to 5 00 per 1 00 lbs hea tl 50 to 2 00 per bush. OaU 1 50 to 2 00 per bushel. Corn 2 00 per bushel, Whisky 8 00 per gallon. Barley 2 00 per bush. 15ccf cattle 9 to 10c, on foot, per lb. Bacon 50c per lb. Hogs 40c. Mess pork 3U (ili to 40 UO. Mieep Ü 00 to 4 00 per head. Cows and calves 35 00 to 60 00. Sugar 60 to 63 per lb. Coffee 65 per lb. Tea 2 00 to 3 00 per lb. Rye 2 00 per bush. Tobacco 75c to 2 00 per lb. Pota toes 2 00 per bush. Salt 3c per lb. Wool, uncarded, 60 per lb. Pepper 75 por lb. Salaratu3 50 per lb. Vinegar 8 00 per gal. Domestics 30 pvr yard ; callicos 30 and 35. Shors 3 00 to 5 00. B ots 6 00 to 12 00 per pair. Yeu will, by the aliovc, perceive that calico or dry good are in great demand, and there are not enough now in the aket to supply it. The ladies, after a long privation of that great article of drees, have almost ex hau.' ted the stock. In connection with t'iis subject, I will merely state that I have scon but one lady in a hooped skirt since I h.ive been here ; but as the materials are fnst arriving, and as we have broad streets, the expansive crinoline will soon begin to mauiii.'st itself. Tub Cbojs in Hesdeuson Cocsty. Messrs. Woodruff & Funk, of Henderson write as follows, to the editors of the Cincinnati Price. Current respecting the- crops in that vicinity. The coi n crop on the uplands is an average in this part of the'State, but in Southern Kentucky the bottom or flat land3 is our best eoru lands, and they failed almost to tally, iou, tncrciorc, may put tue corn crop down in this section at under the aver age. 1 he wheat was not aii average harvest, being badly damaged by rust, smut and scab. The quality, therefore, is not good ; not one crop in an uunrtrca that will weigh 60 pounds to the bushel. The hog cholera has prevailed to a very great extent, äome farmers have lost as many as 300 head, aud mauy will have to buy their meat. In one neighborhood, of two miles square, where we botight 2,000 head last year, wc will not get 600 head this year. You enn judge as to the rest of the couutry, as the cholera extends mostly ever the State. There is a greater number in the vicinity of Bowling Green. We understand Messrs. Quij;ly & Co., have purchased some 30,000 head at $5 net; $4 gross is now the rate asked ; in some portions less, but $1 13 the highest rate. Wc are yours, truly, w. & F. Steamboat Disasters. The river between St. Louis and Cairo is in a verv bad condition for steamers, though ei x feet of wtiter is reported. The steamer Rodoljih suuk by a snag near Goose Island on the 17th. She was running as a packet between Cairo and t. Loui?, and was worth about $13,000. She will prove a total loss. The steamer Flying Cloud, bound to N. Orleans 'with a large cargo of produce, was badly damaged on thc same day by grounding, and while swinging had her sternpost knocked out, but succeeded in making the shore and prevented sinking. She is worth $150.'000 "and is well insured. The Henpehsox ani Nashville R. It. The Hon. J. P. Campbell, President of the Henderson and Nashville Railroad, being , about to change his residence, has resigned his office, and has been succeeded by CoL Gano Henry, of Christian county. Ueäy Prof. Steiner proves to be the win-

Probable Murder of a Match Fed-

ai.r.Strag. -fr- , i body of a man was found floating in the i Miami Uanal. ine deceased waso.iterwaro.3 recognized as Henry Brandt, a well known match peddler. An examination of the body led to suspicions ot his Having Deen muracr- ; ed and then" thrown into the canall lie was Harmless man, some nny or sixty years 01 . 1 ..,,. aSe and tuougn a strong armser ana, ire- . queatlv drunk, was never known to quarrcl. It id almost certain that he did not commit suicide, "and ten dollars in small coin found in his prockets, shows that he was not murdered for plunder. What was the cause of his death, or the inducements to his murder, if murdered, is a mystery : . The history of the deceased is of the most luterestincr character. lie was a wretcnea victim of ui3 wife's infidelity.' 'Abouttwen-ty-eight years ago he emigrated from Ger- j many with bis family. He and his wife were both of highly respectable families, j and fce brought with him to this country $48,000 in cash. He purchased an estate not far from Cincinnati, iu the State of Kentucky, paying $12,000 cash for it. . j There he resided, surrounded Dy all that ; the heart could wish, aud apparently happy ; in nis domestic relations. vv tue resiuing there, a libertine won the affections of his wife. lie persuaded her to seize all her husband's ready cash and elope with him. She did so. The news of the elopement came like death to the unfortunate husband and his children. They did not pursue the erring one, but spent days and weeks in silent grief. At last the father proposed to the eldest son to complete the domestic rum, and cover themselves with life-long misery. The son assented.'1 They prepared torches, and in the darkness of the night, hreu the farm house, the barn, and every improvement upon the estate. Houses, grain, fences, and every article of value on the farm were destroyed. The morning sun arose on a desolated estate. Brandt then went to Cincinnati. He plunged into drink, and what little properly he had was soon squandered. He then took to peddling matches and blacking to sustain himself. . I or several years he has lived a vagabond life. ' Whatever he made hy peddling was expended in drink. ,. In the summer he slept in the stone quarries north of the city, and in the winter iu a bakery in the Twelfth Ward. He was never disposed to converse, and when, as was often the case, drinking-housc loungers endeavored to make sport of him, he hastened out of their way. , ; Sometimes to .those who favored liim, he would tell his story, and it never "failed to enlist the strongest pity for the heart-broken old man. . , , . At the time of his death ho was between fifty and sixty years of age. No one -came forward to pay a tribute to his memory. The body was taken charge of by the poor authorities, and without a sympathising tear, will be hurried to potter's ' field. ' Such is the sf,ory of this man, whoie death is yet to be accounted for. ' Communicated. Tlie Horses at our Fair. Mb. Editor : I observe a communication in yesterday's Journal in . regard to the stock exhibited at our Fair, which bestowed due praise on a Stallion and a Colt of tho Selim stock, raised in the Blue Grass neighborhood. There was another horse of the same stock, exhibited by Mit. Talbot, of Poseyville, that I thought was the equal in all the points of beauty . and fine qualities with the horse that took the premium. They were both beautiful animids, and it was difficu't, I presume, to' decide between them. I agree with your correspondent that the public commendation which is gained at our Fairs is a greater inducement, than the premiums, to raisers to exhibit their best stock. Public praise should there fore be awarded to every one who merits it; and Mr. Talbot is entitled to an honorable mention for exhibiting his very fine horse. W. The Pork Market in Fbospect. We have to notice a rather active demand in the speculative, or prospective way, for mess pork ; and within the last few days there has been a good deal done, and Were sellers easily found at the prices named, the business done would have been large. $15 is freely offered for mess pork delivered at any time during the season, after December 1st, at the seller's option, and $16 has been agreed upon for a lot to be delivered on the 1st of next April, and we understand 1,000 barrels to be delivered in New York, about the 1st of March, at $17 50, is another contract. The Kentuckians are the leading buyers, and the Eastern men the leading sellerss we understand. The indications are now very strongly in favor of high opening prices, so that, our country friends had better pay particular attention to their hogs, so as to have thein ready for market early. Cincinnati Price Current. The proprietors of the Overland Mail Route to California have contracted with the Government for two mails a week for 5G00.000. The price for through tickets is ?200, with forty pounds of baggage. Six J passengers came through on the first trip. ' j There are six superintendents on the route ; j each stage is changed every two handred i miles, and the drivers every one hundred I miles. About six hundred miles of the j route is exposed to the attack of Indians, on ; which an armed guard of twenty men is i employed. ! MARRIED, Xn Boouville, October lth, by Judge Moore, Mr. M. W. Bcxsett to Miss Hannah. F. McOlintock all of Warrick Conntv. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. niTCHERS '.ES 100 flOZE.V JlM Taper's assorted. .1 to S inch. 60 dozen Mill Saws assorted, 10 to Pi inch. dozen Flat Bastard assorted, 10 to Hi inch. 25 dozen half round Bastard assorted, ö to 19 inch. ! dozen ronnd Bastard assorted, 4 to 12 inch. At the iiew Hardware Store. oct22 GEO. A. SONNTAG. rgxjx .,or(E-.voTfE s here M. by given to the Tax Pavers of Vanderburgh County, that 1 have received from tho Auditor of tho County the Tax Duplicate for the current year, and will be prepared to receive the Taxes assessed for the current year (lxäti) at my Office, from and after the 15th day oi October, ltt: 8. ! For the rate of Taxation for the current year, see I small hand bills posted up through the County. THEODORE VENEMANN, ! oc(22-fiwd 2rc.tirer of Van. Co. ; lf9ilT6.v OE CUEART.VER- : SHIP.--The firm of Watson,' Newbury & Co., was dissolved Oct. 1st, 1KS The business will hereafter be carried on under the firm of Newbury A Clement, w ho are authorized 1 1 settle tip tho business ot the late tirm. JONATHAN WATSON, V.. NEWBI'RY, .T. H. CLEMENT, 0Ct22 0. S. IIE EN.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

vx ,,, iiT . tp street, SEW OSLSASS, LA. , B. HL short. oct22-Ümd . S- "O""rw ÄEv-txs ar Co. have h. h. short. or.jBL jimt received three barrels of fresh Havana Orange. Gall bofore they arc all sold TOB THE HA f.vt Intercut in our establishment to Mr. Samuol Virkerv. Ihe stvle ml firm will in future l - w - - uui-i ...... tho acquisition of a new but rxjK.Tieuo.rd partner. th.reiii beau increase uf trade to the how. Thanks fiir past Crror. 1 Kwjwctfnüy, Ac, J. W. VK'KtKl oct20 No. Ü-2 Slain Btrcet. ; W SAI.K AND RETAIL DKALEK8 IN j FAMILY GROCERIES, i CLASS, NAILS, FLOUR, ! drain, S.t-la, Bacon, I.ard, Tulw, Bucket, I'hurnn, 4 and Wooduare jrerrenilly. No. Main street, Er- ! ansvilie, Ind. iuod dvlivural iu uny . part of tbe I city free of chorgc. ' oct21 l JA. W. V M-lhr.Kl ......JON 1 ICKCB 1 ...... njkm I. ii' ..ri, I. AND ! Commission Merchant, j o. 2 bona Watee Stbbkt, Kvaxsville. I oct21-y ' 'Apples. j Also, IS Young Turkies. . ' i Fresh C'ocn Meal. ' ' . j Young Chickens. , . ::: 1 j Younir Hyson Tea. j - Swiot I'otittooä. Just received at ' ' ' QCI20 A. I. HKVNOLDS A Co'. ItJY'JKH IIOOHS JJ'U it I It I j US. A Kille mliil selection in Antique, Morocco, and Velvet Biudiugs ; also in fanrv wood. Just received by DOBKLL & CONYN'GTON'. BT ly ! H I JS '! ! It VJV JJlt VUV! ! ! Jti-BUY ! BUY 1 Tho nndersigned respectfully announces to the citizens of Evansville that lie has opeued a feed store on the corner of Water mid Locust streets, wherfl lie keeps constantly n hand a supply of all kinds, of Food which hn will sell at tho very lowest cali prices and deliver ts any part of the city free of charge. Please give him a call. oet-'O J. C. IH'SOrCHET. ti ff" Prompt attejitioo"givcn t nil orders. lÜJVraf,JiS Si7Ä.VX,A'3 .' 100 AoPl'ophir Shingles. . .Just received and for sale by octal , I . - JOHN F. G LOY KU. OltJtll'S' BOOK FOR November, at octl9 POEL'L A t'0N"YNGT0NS. 0'tt.iirTMiEljLlio'jT, M. BAY STATE, now in good order. Also, ouo Yoke of Oxen. Enquire of JAM KS OAKLEY A SOX, cwtlP-lw.l No. (1, Korth First street. O III K S'F Jilt CO Of lilt TOOLS Just received, and for sale' at reduced ririces by ) r JACOB STRAU1I, octia-2wd No. 40 Main street. JmViiMTj2 'S v7TÖPliRTOOMs WW Just arrived, an assortment of extra Cooper Tools, at JACOB STRAl B S, octl8-'2wd ! N'o. 40 Main Street. JLm .... . CA IUO PACKET, -.. STEAMER CUBA, J. W. MILLS, Master, Loaves on Moudayj the ISth, at 4 o'clock, and will make regular trips every 5 days. octlti tti"AvsmiirKujis i,iaHTt o JSZj i'iiv Annual Election of President and Directors of tlic above named Company wilt take place at their oflic, ontlioüüth day of this month, C. G. K EITS, President. Kvansville, October IS, 18iS-td moTICJi TO . CO.VT UJCTOKS. The Board of Common Council of the City of Henderson, Ky., are prepared to receive proposals up to Monday, the 2'ith instant, for tho erection of a Market House, somtwhut similar to the Central Market in this city. Plans and Specifications can W seen bv application to i JAS. 1. SAl MEItS, At Iiü office on Third street, Evansvillc. 0,-tU-td . t . rai wo uooinioHsEsj.yit a ej.ve M Votinir Mure, fur Sale, for cash or pood nuti.' oct A. I. RERNOI.PS A CO.: &Ilil' CJREETEIVS TOOLS. Just, received, au assortment of Cnullilng Chills aud Mallets, Axes, A.dzcs, Ac, at v JACOB STRAl B S, . ctl-?-2-.v.I ' No. t'l Main strei t. BJ1TlieiCilS .Ml.fT SHOE. - THE undersigned wishes to inform tho ptinl'.c tuat he has opened a wVe 1 Meat Suou on the coruer of H.'iarhri Him itainiii en ((, wi:e;e lie will constantly keen all Rir:,U ot li-eh meat, and would be happy to meet his friends- and customers, riease give ine a cull. III THEOBALD TM .'ICH. '.tint wann i on Turn jaj.j.7 Winter traciii, at very low prices. Moat Cutters and e tuners, $l(?b. Shovels aud Tours. ..: , C.'al-hods and Shuvcl. Axes, Bloods, Collins A Co. W. A S. Hull her Files. Tattles I'a'.uiit Cross Cut S.m". i'owbimPs, German A Co., saw-mill Saws. 11. C. Bootli's table cutlery, direct from Sheffield, England. Harrcave A Co.Ts I'ucket Cutler. ' Walker's llorre Nails. Bniclier Knives, Suws aud Slcr's. now on hand and arriving. JACOB ST UM II, oclIl-2 No. 40 .Main Street. g91.VE Ll.nitluttTlli; EEOELE JL are jiiKt Iwgiiining to find out that Watson, Newbury A Co., tan, and do, sell lumlier cheaper than any other dealers iu town; consequently, they go there anil buy, and are so well satisfied that they go twice, and three times over. I"ov, as we calculate to stay here and sell boards, wesay to all who are in want of plank, come and see us, at the corner of Main and Eighth streets, and we w ill saiisfy yon, that what we say is true. WATSON, NEWBL'ftY A Co. oetll OEJiJIJtJ OEHOJWSETS,STRA It Goods, Ribbons and Flowers, on Friday norning, October Sth, 18."i8. Permit me to call your attention to my stock of Spring Millinery Goods, which have been bought under favorable circumstances, and which fur variety aud novelty of style will, I trust, be found to surpass anything over brought to this city. F. B. BARKER, First street, between Alain and Louust, opposite tho Pest Ollice. octtj jfllTf TAX COLLECTORS JS'OTMCE. The Tax Payers of the City of Kvansvillo are hereby notitied that I have this day received the Tax implicate of the City of Evansville, for the year 18.". My oflice is on Third street, between Main and Sycamore, where I can be found overy dav between tho hours of 10 o'clock, A. M., and 5 o'clock, P. M. GEO KG K WOLFLIN, Evansville, (let. P. 1MS-2wd lity Collector. Ä V'ItlttES. ' 10 bids. AUun, 10 Coppuras, Sulphur, Veil, nil, Gum Camphor, 5 " 6 " 2 " 2. '0 " 1 ream lartar. 50 coil Jute 3i Inch rope, (;." " Manilla '-, iuch do, 25 " hemp halter rope, 2d " Manilla " ' . 'J." doz. Bedford. ID reels cotton Inch do, .VI bales No. 1, Cannelton Batting, T- box.-s Star Candles, T." boxes Itamond Starch, 20 bags Alspioe, 5 Cs'roons Carraccas Indigo, 25 bales Candle Wick, 25 bags Pepper, 5 Cloves, A small lot of extra famüy flour. For sale low to close consignment, by ocS WHEELER A KKir.S. I lmE WJE WELR tH ITT HO LEE l W tc SON (generally known as Bittroltf's) at i No. 4ci, Main stiis;t, have just received their new 1 stock of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, superior ; Plated Ware, Sectaries, Ac, among which will be ; found all the latest and most beautiful styles iu the ! , market. " We wish it distinctly understood that no war- j I rant the quality of our" Jewelry to lie as good as any 1 made, and in style, beauty of finish, and excellence : of workmanship, it is not to be surpassed. Wo j are selling at thelnwest Eastern prices fur cash. A full assortment of Clocks always on luiud. j 1 octilAw2m " - I i T. CHARLES SALOO.V, -Vo. 6, j 9 Kirst street, opposite tho. Post Office, Evansville, I Indiana. The citizens of Evansville and the publie gederally are respectfully inf. .rmesl that this j magnificent salisiii (tormerly Burk's Exchange) has j been entirely refitted and furnished ir. everv depart- I meut, and is now open for the seasou, w here visitors : can always have served up at the shortest nutice and ; in the most superb style all the delicacies of the season, game of all kinds, Venison, Wild Duck, ! ; Turkey, Fish, Ac. 1 Shell Oysters received daily, by express, as well j ; as iu cans, will be served in every style to suit the j patrons of the St. Charles. 1 Billiard players will find at this saloon a set of the i finest marble top Billiard Tables from the well i known and celebrated factory of J. M. Brunswick ! A Co. - Suppers nerved npat all hours, day or night. ! A splendid lunch will be icrved un, iu the most i appropriate style, every morning at in oVio. k. ort J. ii. HA.'.'INGTON. -g-l 'ST HOT '.'.yf AJS'O H'J.VT TO Sell quick, 10 barrels nice (Jreen Apples ; finest i asou. f'"'t!J A. 1. tlKYV"l.r A to. of the

NEW ADVERTISER1ENTS. ! rtflHB BBST.I.VW PURE ST BJU.C JL DY in town, at the lowest figure, is at Duck er A Kramer's. Motel and Coffee-house keepers, and 11 others' that can appreciate good liquor uud wish i to buy it cheap, iu quantities to snit, call soon as it goes off fast, (uctll) DECKE It A &U M ES. ;

OOSIF.lt VEGETABLES -ERESU , ARRIVAL. ' .... 20 Turtle, y 10 Dozen Chickens. 40 Bushels Potatoes. 40 Dozeu Eggs. A. P. REYNOLDS CO. octG &(.VBi, .J I.M OJVH S, J-MJ,-A5 UEKTS, Brazil Nuts, Knglish Walnuts, Kips raisin, currants, rock candy, oysters, lolisteis, sardines, alum, cjisoni salts, sulphur, roll brimstone, copiieras, madder, extract of logwood, indipo, cream turtar, soda, bed-curds, blacking, batting, cloves, cement, cigars of all kinds, nutmey, Kinder of all kinds, glass jars, lanterns and Hanks, lemon fyrup, mustard, notches, jiepjxirsance, sjianish nins, stone pipes, powder, safety fue. tolwicco of all kinds, fancy soaps, starch, vinegar, cordage, letter, note, eaji and writinjr paper, teas. Hour, camphor, onvelojies, salt jieter, etc. etc., etc. A sujiplv of the above kept constantly on hand, fcud for sale loir, by GI LBKItT & I!0VI.1, ort5-tf Sycamore Street, near Water. Tf HJtTHKH Jfk'tt SHOE JLJli NUS. J. FLKMIMi has now on hand a larc and' complete assortment of Leather aud Shoe Find- I iiiS to which the attention of Shoemakers and . others in want of Leather is invited, which wil lie ; sold at as low price for cash as ran be obtained in I any city west of the mountains, tall at So. 7, Main strpct, and judge for yourselves. ! I.EATUEil BKLTING. Seymour's machine stretched Leather Betting, i A full supply at the manufacturer's cash priro. ocfl-lutd J. FLEMING. i rBMi-1 .' TE.1 1 1 TEJ ! ! CHOICE -fc selection of Green and Black teas just opened and for sale Xv J.'AV. VICKEKV A CO. rWWEh VE TMOLSJiiS'Ji SJCHSEOH JL SALE. The undersigned lias 12,iHKi s,-cotid hand Sacks for Sale. They are suitable fur Wheat or Oats. Enquire at the Citv Mills. oetö CEOKGE WÖLFIN, Agent. OJ.J fJOJS'EJJlt, HCANTLIN, THOMAS mmmmm Is just receiving by Stearalioats and Railroad, a larj;e and complete assortment of Cooking & Heating Stoves. of the very latest Fall style and pattern, which I can sell at lower prices Ihau the Kreut psnic times. Of läö7. And I am fixed to do House Kitoftit, Guttering, Cop'ter and Sheet Iron Work, ami all other Job Work iu my line, with great care aud dispatch, which I warrant to be eu1ual, if not sujterior, to most wurk done in this citv. Call on the l'ioner. oct2 THOMAS SCANTLIX. jjjTjil hCshees Eiti.nji ZS-e w öd hnsh. choice Apples, ' 5(H) lbs. Sujtar cure I dried R.-of, 50 dozen assorted Brooms, 60 hush. Sweet Totatoes, 10 do Crab Apples, ' WiOyni-lev's Hams, 1,HK) lbs. Bacon Sides, 5 bids. No. 1 extra Mackt-ret, 5 " No. 2 Mackerel, . 40 boxes extra Herriujr,ZU kits assorted Mackerel, ÖO0 lbs. extra large Codllvh. Jfeceived and for sale by ocll Z. II. COOK A SON. jriiöit . sale ji t .i EZFiYäjjjy J JS. Ilouseand Lot in N. E. Enlargement of the city of Evausviile.. Kiuiuiroat the R. E. A I.Ollrce, No. I, North Third street, Evansville. octl C. 0. COLLIN?. JJJIt THIS ALL WHO -I It H .11FLUTED. DR. GRAVES' FAMILY MEDICINES. We do not desire to interfere with the professional ethics of our medical school, nor do wo possess any skill in pharmaceutics, but Dr. Graves has open"d to our inspection a mass of letters from his agents and most resjie -table drcir'.-ists in nil parts of the country, v.hich commend his family medicines in the highest terms. They mift with a very extended sale, liich of itself is an excellent re-omniendation. Wo always fed reluctant to make any endorsement of medicines, but there are so many localiiies where no refr!ar practitioners are within reach, rnd so ni.niy iiseasss viliich require prompt rcme-di-s, that a supply of tli prescriptions preparca by Dr. Graves, comnfded as th"V are for rfiiri'-ney, would prove almost iuvalnible. In all cases cf sickness, our fust adviee is to call the aid of a phyician. hut, if that ia impracticable, it i-cems to u. that Dr. Graves otlcrs r, medial agents in spue, chofeia morbus, Ac, w hich may be safely used, as he rives assurance that no deleterious compounds aro UAcd in their prepaiaiioii. Lovixrill Journal. Dr. Graves' anti-Tewr und Ag:ue, anti-Bilious, i Purifying, and Cathartic Tills are. inaluable to J those alllicted with any of these complaints. His j American Liniment is gaining a high reputation i for healing all kinds of ailments, both of man and beast; and parents should remember that bis "i,o!drii Vermifuge," is a certain remedy for expelling worms trom the system, For sale by Wholesale Druggists generally. IlAt.i.oric A SrimiAitn, Kki.i.ku A Whim;, Wm. Pikiiiiow t.n, and Lkkcii it Cajislctt, Agents at Evansville, Indiana. orfimmd VST HECEIl'Eli. WESTER.reserved Cheese, Cauviuseil Hams, S. C. Soila, Gi'rniuii Soaps, Shaker Prooms, Fine Swe-t Tol-ar o. A hd jut received and for sale by septan A . I. I! E YNOLDS A Co. "rSi ovRJn EJVT LAJvTisi HA I "10 ""plots of over Ll,oiJ ai res cd' land in Southei n Missouri, subject to entry at VI. cents er acre. Cull and examine them at the R. E. A I. Office, No. 1, North' Third street, Evansville. octl C. C. COLLINS. .J If fJl.Tl.TIEHS. HA t'E HEEJS uppoi.'ited Agent fur Dole, Silver A Fell h's patent Saw Gümmer, which has taken the premium, at the Mechanical Fairs of almost every State in the I iiion, and pronounced superior to anything made for gumming upright ami circular saws. An assort meut always on hand. sept.li) GEO. S. SONTAO.O. CitESH couy .iieal-io it l Sil. just received at j sept.10 A. T. REYNOLDS A Co's. j ""lor sEirr.ij'fioEJ'i t co s t ' W yet, but sidling oil' at au advance on cost, j chickens, eggs, butter, cheese, codfish. Hour, lacon, 1 lard, coffee, sugar, rice, mackerel, epis-r, spice, nutmeirs, cloves, ginger, w ith a variety id' other artides too numerous to nun lion. Cell; and examine i or yourscives, at No: 92 Main street, j S. W. VI CK ERY A CO. ! JT OOK HERERE A jjTlilS. I JLJlt you want to get goed Hay, I If you want to get good Corn, j If you want to get go, d Oats, i If you w ant to get good Bran, j If you want to get good Crushed Feed, j It you want to got good Chicken Feed, f If you want to get good Corn Meal, If you wjtnt to ,c. Trnmlli. j If you want to get ir,l Grass Sieils ol any and I every kind, call at RL'STOS'S Feed and Seed Store, ' under the Telegraph Office, where you can be accommodaled as cheap as tho cheapest, aud as good 1 as the liest, delivered in any part of Ihe city free of ; dr.tvuge. Recollect, at RLSloN'S. on Water street. ; Just received, my first shipment by Canal, 100 1 tons uf ürst-rutu new Timothy llav, and for sale I cheap. sept2H " " R. 8. R. df -i OOII EJSH.Ü O O EBS. vVEW. ILrT loo Its boxes tine Crackers, 100 coils Manilla Rope, 2,000 Seamless Baps, 2 and 2'sC bushels. Received and forsale by sep27 PK"KSTON BROS. BEslilCEOARWAR Kc.,6lc 20 JL duzen Cedar Pails, wnite, red and striped, brass bound, 10 nests Cedar Keelers, plaiu aud striped, brass bound, 5 dozen covered Cedar Cans, brass bound, 3 sizes, a " Cedar Churns, brass bound, 5 " plain white Cedar Pails, iron bound, 2 and 3 hoops, 5 " stout iron bound Stable Pails. 5 " Steamlswt Pails, stout iron bound, 20 nests stout Cedar Tubs, iron bound, 4 and 11 in each nest, f dozen largest Horse Buckets, 10 ' common iron bound BucVcts, This day received, and now opening in the finest condition, at the new Woollen Ware store of sept2i J. B. RUSSELL, 272 Main St. bet Seventh aud Eighth, IsjuisvilU-.Kv. -MWQELL BICHETS. O 11 0 XEJS" W W . Varnished W ell Buckets, stout n-d eil made in all respects. The quality and price arc such as cannot fail to suit the trade. septio J. B. HI'SSELL, 372 Main St., bet. Seventh and Eighth. Louisville.Ky. OXifc BCSll. CII01CEJ'ESHA.Vmm9f ICK'S Potatoes. 15 dozen Chickens, 100 " Eggs, 2) bbls. extra Flour, fsj sacks " . " . 30 tous Bran. Jut received and for sale bv f' P'-'". Z. IT. rooK A Pciy.

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79 ff't CHEREEi 4JYD WHITE El SU. ifi BO barrels and half barrels. Picked Moss 25 bales. Kenned Suirara flo barrels Crushed, Powdered, and Kenned White. For sale bv spl2S GILBERT A BOWLES. "rai O - M.OVEU8 OE UOOtt TEJ. jZ A superior ai in to of Youuft Ilvson. Just received nd foj-ale by A. J. KtY'NOLUS A Co. sept27 MJtff-'ltttE Ml " itOIX, EJtE.VCn DVEK AM) Sld-I!kll. Corner of Vine an1 First streets, ... ,. KVANSV1LLE, INDIANA, Would respectfully inform the ladies and gentlemen ot this city mid vicinity, that he has oiiened a t- -JYEIN, CLEANING ANI REPAIRING ESTABLISHMENT, ; Where he will cleah and dye all kinds of Silk and W oollen Good. Will remove (troase, paints, Ac.,' j without tbu slightest injury to the gooils. : t 1 All work dune at this establishment will lie warranted to (five entire satisfaction. sept2i-6m M. Boxes, all kinds. Just received at j GILBERT A BOWLES, ! opt2. Sycamore street. i m wi II s. 6 ö ohe d s lg s's on teij I 91 W sizes. t TIMOTHY SEEP, - ' bush, prime new. For sale by wytxi ORR, KAZELL A-Co. MCE. 10 TJEUCES fJtJ.TlE.EOa S'sale, low, by septal GILBERT A BOWLES. em jut co uns. 100 pjckjues JmJ9 Cotton, Hemp, and Mauilla, iu dozens it. ou roelsr Just received and for sale by , sept23- GILBERT A BOWLES. 'jrWitia öEÖ MjniER objsZh est JL quality. Fur sale by - , - sepfil . GILBERT A BOWLES. g1ilEStEJr ( IT -PJJJJJVft .1ti Fli-nring Mill, Sash, Door and Blind Jlauufactory ; Window und Door frames ; Base. Casings and Moulding of all kinds made'o order; Dreasod Flooring aud Weathcr-boardius n hand. The undersigned would inform the public in general, that they have fitted the Kbovu establishment wiih new machinery, mid are now in operation and ready to execute all manner of work in their line on short notico, and in ns good style as any similar establishment in this part of the country, and on reasonable terms. Orders from abroad solicited, which will lie proniitly filled and carefully puj up and shipcd. Orders from bnilders, carpenters, and IhuiIxt merchants, promptly attended to. Our establishment is on tho Canal Basin and City Wharf, convenient to th river and Railroad lvpot. and tho business parts of the city. DYSON" A WADE. sepf2i)-limd Enquiror and Volksboto copy. OOSIEit VEtiETJBLES. L1 18 dozen Chickens. , . , 24 " Egjrs, 10 bush. Sweet and Irish Potatoes, Also, Hamburgh Cheese sept in . A. D. REYNOLDS A Co. ygrioiijcco. IOO BOXES .f.vi M- caddies, of pound, half pounds, -5s. Twists, Ac, medium to very line Virarinlo. Cigars A larste and full assortment of fuvor:tc brands. For sale low by . epllfj GILBERT A BOWLES. :'THEUEWWnH-ieORE, Q JL The subscriber lias opened a new feed Morn, in the Shankliu building, at tho coruer of Water and Locust streels, whore he will- ktp-a full Bripply ot alt kinds of the la-st feed, which ho will sell at the very lowest market prices. He has ou hand corn, h'av, oats, meal, bran aud shipstuff, Ac, Ac OJH22 . J ;. DESOfCHET. mOTMCE OE rjSOLTEJ-ClAT v w the September term of the Court of Common I'leas-id' Vanderburgh County, the estate, of And. M. Gerard, deceased, was declared prolsibly insolvent. Crediturs ara therefore notified that the same will lie settled accordingly, Sl'SAN HAWKINS, " septlS t Administratrix. ts. E It I. Tri E JEjei 2ö bosh. Irish Potatoes. Sweet 26 Choice Onions. "' lO.i'WI lbs. Quiglev's Hams. .'J.rtUO " Bacon Sides. ' 1,000 " Shoulders. Mm Bacon Pork. Ri isins. Currants and Citron. lö.O'.'O fei-t Patent Safety Fus. - Rorcivid per E. At!. II. R., by (sepls Z. If. COOK A SON. UTS 3 ÜTbÄR RELSALJl OJ'liSt 'S Brazil Nut, Filiberw and E'iglish Walnuts. For Sale by GILBERT A BOWLES, scyt-o . Sycamore street, near Water. ffaieiJ.äoBÄiEs A SS OR Ej7, Jl laiest stvle. DELAINES. S Cases assorted Manchester, Hamilton and Pacific, rich handsome patterns. 2.-.0 Bales Brown Sheetings and Uirting3. FLANNELS. 20 Bales Rod, White and Yellow.' LININGS, Coses assorted large and small Plaid. CANTON FLANNELS, ' o Cases Brov. u and Bleached. 1 i4 fancy, for linings. CHKCKS AND STRIPK?, S Cases and Bales assorted. BOOTS AND SHOES, SCO Cases assorted. HATS AND CAPS, "io Cases. JiiFt received and for sale at r dneed prices, by septl KEKSE A PRESTON. 'I'TLsZiOfflHlTusrAL QJ a Cotton Batting lir bales No. 1 and 2. Herring loo Boxes ia fine order. .Carpet Chain uo Bags. Forsale bv scptlX GILB R RT A BOWLES. h w7r i TTooiis STORE V WM. M. DI- NCAN, No. 5 Water street, next door to Robert Barnes, has now on sale the largest, most veried aud select stock of Fall & Winter Dry Goods At prices competing with any market iu the country, viz : Prints of all popular brands ; Black and Fane v Siik Dress Goods ; French Merinos, Cashmeres and Delaines; Irish Poplins, Valencias and Alpacas; Cassimercs, Satinets, aud Vestings; Tweeds, Jenus, Liuscys and Flaunels; Brown and Bleached Muslins, Tickings, Ac. ; Bed, Crib and Saddle Blankets; Rroi-he, Wool and Mantle Shawls ; White Goods, Laces, and Einhroidt'i'i ; .Irish Linens, Table Draieries and Napkins ; llooiery. Gloves, Shirts and Drawers; Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Ties and Scar's. Also, a large stock of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, Comprising all that is rich in material, new in style and design, supplying a deficiency heretofore complained of in this market. scptlö-Hm OlklLS A. Vit EAJVTS -50 KEUS White Lead. ö Casks Vermillion Red. 10 Bbls. Linseed Oil. 10 " Spirits Turpentine. In store and for sale by septlT PRESTON BROS. gfiOJEEE A.VI1 S Ul-'AR.'4 3 0 BAUS SL'Kio Collee. ÖO Hhds. Sogar. 51! Bbls Crushed, Powdered, and Granulated Siignrs. In store and for sale bv scptlii PRESTON BROS. rmio Lofints of noon eriit. JL I beg leave to announce to the public, that I have a large and well selected stock of fruit trees, that are ot a tine size, for re-setting this season. My nursery is one mile E:ist of the city, en the Newburg road. Residence in Elliott's enlargement. 2in. PHILLIP HOFFMAN. CJ'hliiES. 25 BÄ'ÖSA ITÖlrFEE. . loo Boxes Figs. 5 (.-Va '.., Cu 1 Cask Primes. 10 timrns Sultana Raisins. 4 Cases Citron. 50 Bags I'iuiento. 2O0 Matts Cassia. 2.10 kegs Bi Carb. Soda. 40 Boxes W. R. Cheese. 40 ' Virginia Tobacco. 20 Half Chests Teas. Juet reeeiveil and for sale by septl7 I'RESTON BROS. . TB l'STRECEI VE liA T 'TIIEJ'E U 9Jß IIARDWARt STORE.one doorlndow the Bank. 12 extra Cast Steel Mill Saws, ea. 7, 7 S feet. 12 Rowland s " " " " 7, VÄ, 8 " 12 ' CrossCut " " " '"" " " 12 English " ' " " " " " ' 20 doz. Spear A Jackson's Hand, I'annel and Rip Saws. 20 doz. Cast Steel Wood Saws. 4 " " " Circular Saws, from X to 20 in. septlö ' GEORGE S. SONNTAG. . r -A t I X.' u JO CS'IIS HIIK i'i . x a oi: ri , m nou rui an. 10 " " " only. 12 pair " " Carvers. 50 doz. Wistenholnrs liK:ket Knives. 20 ' Joseph Rogers' Scissors. ptlO GEORGE S. SONNTAG. Li...... ti I 'C.,1.!.. I.' .. : .1 TS f.TJTta LA ASSES.15 BBLS. 7 ...- TATION, Sugar House, aud Reboiled Mo lasses. In store and t or sale bv septl7 I'RESTON BROS. iEW wooiTejV-u'are store", ' LOL'ISVII.LE, K Y. The subscrils-r has established a new WoiMlen and Willow Ware Store, for the sale of Buckets. Tubs. Churns. Bimoiiis. Baskets, Matches, WimsIi ii Bowls, Cotton Batting, Wrapping Paper,,' lothes Pins, Wash Ismrds, Ac, at Wholesale only, to which hi' invites the attention of country merchants. . His stm k is all fresh, in the best order and appearance, and much superior to similar articles found in other stores where various kinds of goods are kept, and no particular attention is paid to this branch of business. My arrangements with manufacturers arc sncii, that lean supply evrything in mv line as low as'they can Is purchased iu Cincinnati." JOHN B. RCSSELl I -.., Main rrcf; between. rt: and ?lh.

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TjjjitE ji.yn .ti.i iti.y e x.vv JL1 KAM E BY HOM E COMPANIES. The undersigned having been appointed Agent fur Evansvillo and vicinitv, of the INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. 8. F. COVINGTON, Sec y.-T. A. MORRIS, PreVt SJin THE RISING SUW INSURANCE CO. B. J. HATHAWAY, Sec'y. S. HATHAWAY, Preat are prepared to underwrite upon the bettet claM of Fire and Marine Risks, at as low ratws of pre miuiu as are consistent with permanency and re iability. ! , j These Companies confine their business exclusive ly to the State of Indiana. dS'All losses speedily adjusted .and prompt)) paid without any abatement or diminution what ever. . . ....... Kefi-renoes: Every man, withent exception,, who has sustained loss in either Company, a list ot whom all citizens of jurown State -mav lie seen at our office. A. D. REYNOLDS A CO. Evansville, July 8, ISöG-ly VEJ,S, SEA it ES, EÖÜÜS y 25 doz. Grain Shovels, assorted sizes. Uf) " D. Handle Shovels. -10 " Long- " " " . 'i'."' 20 Cast Steel Spades. 20 " Mauure Forks. . . "P5 ' GEORGE S. SONNTAO. .IHM lJ 1,. T U E CiTIW ZENS of KvsnsTiite and surrounding eounrtrj are hereby resrs-ctlullv inf..rnied that . JA (VI ES OAKLEY &. SON Have just received a Slew tock .f Fall and "Winter Goods, consisting iu part -of Black and Fancy Silks side striped do. ; Cashraera. Merinoes, Delaines, re bege Prints, bleached end brown Muslins Drills (f rib and Bed Bluuketa ; H, tir 10, It, VI quarter tiheetings, . i - - Clothes, Casimercs, Vestingg, 8ilk aitd Merino Shirts and Drnwors ; Cotton Linen Sbrctinps ; Flannels, all colors ; Bruche n4 Wool Shawls (new paterns) ' Chcneal Searf; i x-. " Carpets (new design) ; - , BRUSSELS AND VELVET RUGS, . floor Oil Clothes ; Stair Rods ; Cornices ; Curtai l'ins; Damask for Curtains; Ta'ile Damasks ; Towels' Napkins; Marseilles aud CribQnilts ; Table Cover,' Ac, Ac. Our stock at present is nuusualiy desirable in the leading kinds and styles xf - . X x03js G-oods! which we ofTer as low as any house in our city. No. 0, North First street. Foster Block . ; - Evansville, Sept. 11-1 in JJRHSH WOOllEJ" WARE. 40C MP doz. Painted Buckets, assorted colon. 100 doz. Fancy do, half size. , '. . 100 " Cedar do, brass aud iron bound. - M " Toy do, bright fancy colore. " ' loo uests Tubs, paiuted Cellar and Pine. .... 50 duz. t hums, red and white Cedar and striped.' 1 ,000 gross Matches, round box, water proof 4 atf common. , - . liX) doz. Shaker Brooms. 200 " imitation, fancy and common do. 100 boxes Clothes Pins. , 200 bales Cotton Batting, Stearns A Foster's extra! No. 1, the best in market. For sale, at wholvsal duly, at Cincinnati prices. septl0-3m . J. B. BUSSELt, 372 Main street, Louisvile, Ky. rmiO THE I.AII1ES-A SEJ,EJ-iMJI JL assortmeut of infant and boy's Hats and Caps, latest styles, just receivedat VAl'TIEK A MARCO NNIER'S, scpt22 31 Main street. .." MA TE RIA X. 06 Kegs Nails, all aizes. . . . 10,000 Lights Sash all sizes. 200 Doors, usual sizea. . .'. : 400 Boxes Window Glass, assorted sixoa. 200 Kegs White Lead.. , . , " 0 Bbls. Linmxd Oil. - .. ..'. r . 3 Bbls. Putty in hladdser, Also, White Lim, Grey I.hne, Plaster Paris, White Sand, Hydraulic Cement, in any quantity desired bv purchaser!:. I"or sale at reduced rates by soptlO GEORGE FOSTER A Co. OR SHIRTS, UO TO H. LOOM IS, FASHIONABLE SHIRT MAM FACTIUEÄ and dealer in Gentlemen1 FANCY FURNISHING GOODS, No. 87 Main street, (oprosiTE the cornT hoick,) EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. N. B. Shirts made to order, by measurement, and wnrinn;ed a fit. aug20-Iy . JOcliflilHRTA CAIIEM i'J"6 Ät-TlUi to contractors. Sealed proposals will lie received um il Oct. 20, to build liockport Academy, w hich will embrace Two buildings, one 50x 70, three stories high, and one (College Hall) 0OX8O, one story. Proposals to build " College Hull," Frame or Brick. 1 be other buildings tube Brick positively. Plans ai.d specifications can lie eeea from and after löth Soptember, at Dr. O. Morgans, Kockport, and at A. 1. Reynolds A Co'a , Evansville Our payments will be prompt, and security will brequired for promptness nnd faithfulness iu contractors. T. F. DeBRl LEK, 1 J. C. VEATCH. iComRiskport, Sept 9, IS0K. eptl4-5w KAI.L STi'LE JIRESS HATS. M- Comprising all the latest American and French fashions. Our fall style Dress Hat is unsurpassed for synietrii iil proportions, and is equal, if uot superior in durability and beauty, to any ever mad?. Our conformator enables ns to warrant a perfict and comfortable lit to the wearer, no matter how irregular his head may be. Now is the time, gentlemen, to leave your orders. - : VAL'TIER A MARCONNIER, snptll 39 Mailt street. ffjiÖI CE KACO.y AJVJI IIE EE. - S 2 Casks Wipes' Sugar Cured Hams. 1 " Quiglev's " " " 1 ' Jacob's " " Beef. For pale, low, bv sepUO HOBNBROOK A Co. , t Ii Sil ARRIVAL. JAVA COEFEE. Tobacco. Potatoes. Fresh Butter, srptb; A. D. REYNOLDS A Co. SMALE MOT 3. forsale very cheap at ' VAL'TIER A MA RC0NN1 ER, septll .'19 Slain street. mOTIiE OE l)SOLVJ2JSW.-mAT J 9 t lie Septemlier term, IK'tS. of the Court of Common Please of Vanderburgh County, the estate o Thos. Headen, deceased was declared pmbably insolvent. Creditors are, therefore, notified that the same will be settled accordingly. EDWARD BUETIS. W. ACHESON. M0Xi0TT0J' HAT TEW , 1 0 O W Bales just received, which was lnnight foi cash, for sale cheap, at SAM EMBRICH'S, . sspt!) 49 Main street. IJ 5 8 .". ; E WTOJ"8 oil vW COLORS, in patent collapsible Tubes. Arrangements have been eflected with Messrs. Winsoi A N.-w ion, for a constant and full supply of their celebrated Oil Colors. For brilliancy, durability and entire reliability they aro unrivaled. The firs class medal was awarded them at the World's Fair London. CHARLES BABCOCK, sept7 -8 Main street. JiAJÖSEOR JL DECKER, Wheelright, on Third street, near the Court House, has Three very superior, rich-toned, and highly finished Pianos, built in this city by a German builder, who has worked io some of the best shops of Euiope, w hich ho offers for sale lowHe has had these Instruments built to encourage a stranger to establish himself here, and introduce a., new aud important branch of manufacturing. The Pianos are warranted for three years, and will bo kept in tunc for one year, gratis. If the Instrument m4- my. particular, ttie builder will I here to make his work gis-d. He does not hesitat to say the Instruments be offers are fully equal to any that can Is? brought hen1, and if our citizens will but try them; their superiority will overcome all prejudices against home productions. Those, wishing to purchase, and those who desire to sc, what can be done iu our own citv, are invited to. call and examine them, septd C. DECKER. W POEM, B W WILL. ALLE.'V W BUTLER, Author of Nothing Wear. Two million, at DOBELL A ONYNGTOX'S. seilt! rWlO THE SCHOLARS OE OVB M SCHOOLS. DOBELL A t'ONYNGTON have a large gtock of alll the Scliool HOOlLS used in the Schools. They thank their young iriewiSi for past support, aud trust to see them again this season. sept4 "Uf. . Tit 1 "S ERESHTiSTJttin.WM. Kl RT., at the W holesale and Alcorn ioiion i loinii y on nisi sir?ei, two doors from the Post Office, has again been apointed sole agent for Maltby's Baltimore Oysters; In the City of Evansville, und he will receive dail supplies by Express, directly from the Packer in Baltimore. He is prepared to offer the trade such i inducements fot the edtire season as have never been , offered in this market heretofore. A constant daily supply always on band, so that dealers and fasailies., can obtain at any time during the season those -choice Oysters, in cans and half okbs andrntkshell, warranted fresh and sweet, and very superior ' in flavor and quality. Terms, cash. And none but bankable money received. A. Kl RTZ, septS-i:m Sole Agent fur Evansville. J. If mi.Al M M M am at wy mj it . t . n w of 3oJ acres, within eight miles of th cut. Kuquire at the R. E. & I. Ottice, No. I, N'wrtn Third street, Evansville. cU C. C. C0LL1N8. W?OH SALE, A TWO STORfBRICH M House and Lot on Fifth street, at a bargain. Enquire at the R E. A I. Office, No. 1, North Third street. Evan-ville. o-H C. C. COLLIV?,

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