Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 65, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 23 October 1858 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IND. SATCBDAT. MORSISQ y OCTOBER 23

Bj the Constitution, -Special sessions of the Legislature are : limited to ibrty,days, and if the session called by the Governor ; extends to its' full constitutional limit, it . will expire on the day .previous to the regular session, 'which "begins on Thursday, the ' 6th ef .January. . It was this considera- ! tion, probably, that induced the Governor ! to select the 20th of. November for the commencemeht ofthe extra session. By" this arrangement the called and regular ' session ' will 'be a continuous one, of one hundred ' days, should that period be required to aocomplish all that the interests of the State demand of the Legislature. The old political parties are very jn early balanced; but there has been such a 'conglomeration of the political element in.", the recent convulsion, that it will take some time for the members

to discover their political ; affinites, and coalesce into new organizations. There are several troublesome political questions to settle and upon these long' and turbulent discussions may be expected. ' All these matters may be settled, and a large amount of business cut out before the holidays, so that the Legislature can devote its ' entire time, during the regular session, to the ordinary business of legislation. 8?" The State Sentinel thinks it evidence of stupidity or ignorance on the part of the Evansville Journal that it should have copied from another paper a suggestion that Gov. .Willard might call together the old instead of the new, Legislature, because the act would be a palpable violation of the Constitution. Judging him by the past, there was nothing very monstrous in the presumption that he might attempt it. The Constitution declares that "Neither the Gov. ernor nor Lieut. Governor shall be eligible to any other office during the term for which he shall have been chosen." Gov. Willard, during the Constitutional term for which he was chosen, was elected in palpable violation of this provision to the office he now holds, and the power of which he is daily exercis ing in disregard of this important prohibi tion of the fundamental law of the State, The1 Constitution further declares that, " no money shall be drawn from the Treasury, but in pursuance of appropriation made by law." . Yet the Governor has been Jor eighteen months dispensing the funds of the Treasury without any appropriation act or warrant of law, and has called together a council of men unknown to both law and Constitution, and made appropriation of the public money, in as gross and palpable violation of the Constitution as it would be to call the members of the old Legislature or any other clique, to Indianapolis, and order a division of the public funds. There is nothiug to be done more in outrage of the Constitution than he has already perpetrated. ggf non. Milton Gregg, editor of the New Albany Tribune, announces himself as a candidate for the office of State Printer, to be filled by the new Legislature. There is no one in the editorial corps, who by long service and devotion to the' honor and interests of the State,' and by a manly and honorable course, has stronger claims upon the Independent party -for the office, and is more worthy of it honors and rewards. He is well qualified for the post, and has ample facilities for doing-the work. We think the party sheets at Indianapolis have been sus tained long enough upon pap from the State Treasury. ; ' Tub Legislature. The Editor of the New Albany Tribune, who is familiar with the political sentiments of the members elect of the Legislature, says there are 28 Opposition Senators, and 22 Old Line Democrats.' The House is composed of 53 Opposition members and 47 Old Liners. :But among the latter are fifteen or twenty inde pendent anti-Lecompton Democrats, who are opposed to Bright and his odious political doctrines. '' ': ' Lynch Law is Texas. The murderer of Mr. Grant, of Texas, late of Orange county, C, and son-in-law of the late Professor Mitchell, has been detected, proving to be Washington Garner, the son of a wealthy, but very much dreaded neighbor of Mr. Grant's. Wash, was jailed, but about two hundred enraged citizens assembled, broke open the- jail, took the murderer out and shot him to atoms. ' r Valla.vdinqham's District. The Cin cinnati papers state that quite a number of persons charged with illegal voting at the late election have taken place in Preble and Montgomery counties, and it is thought by gome that false rotes enough will be hunted out to change the character of the result in the Third District. $3 O. B. Matteson, of corruption noto riety, having been defeated by almost unanimous vote, in his aspirations for anoth er nomination to Congress (in the Oneida District, New-York), has left the party, and is running against the Republican candidate, and is canvassing for Democratic support fiST Two men were lately standing on the corner of Grand street, New York, engage in conversation, when one of them name Levi Spies, of Philadelphia, suddenly disappeared. His comrade on looking for him discovered that the earth had'o;tven way under his feet and that be had been precipitatcd'thirty feet into a welL lie was taken out badly injured. ' "- ; '' " , George F. Putnam, a lawyer, wh studied law in the same ofEce with Governor Banks, of Massachusetts, and is carrying a lcttcr of recommendation about the conntrv from that" Eontleman. was recentlv'ar . , . , ........ re,iea at txiuisvuie, for obtaining money un-.hr fal-v pretences.

War with tbe Narajo. Dates to the 22nd of September have been received from Santa Fe which lead ns to fear there is to be a very serious conflict with the Navajoes Indians, a powerful and

semi-civ i Lsel tribe inhabiting the fastness of the Rocky Mountains to the "West of New Mexico. The tribe has" for sometime been committing depredations upon tbe steck of the . American settlers, and a few months ago a member of the tribe killed a negro. Mr. Yost, the Indiana Agent, demanded that the assassin should be given up or ""his functlo ' as Agent would cease and they .be tnrned over to' the: mercies of the Military tobe dealt with." The mur- J derer was not produced and a Blihtary lorce was seht to" make tlie demand ? y ' On the , 7th' of September, Saxdoval, a chief-"bf some1 notorit t.-, and' hbld in high es x by. the a. t .orities for h:a ri ;nd.-hir , reported that the assassin had been taken after-a severe struggle, in which he was wounded, and would be consequently given up the next. day. At the time appointed, Sandoval appeared, bringing intelligence of the dia h of the captive during t e night, and requested, the commander, to send, a. wagon for the remains, lue corpse was brought in, escorted bv from three to fire hundred warriors, armed nud ready for action. They told the commander that this was the remains of the . murderer, whom they had- pursued into a cave forty- miles distant, in which he had defended uimselt with fu:h desperation till they were com pelled to shoot lum, and for tins act tüey claimed great credit, as exhibitivc of their friendly disposition. Everything passed off verj- well until a 2ott mortem examination was carefully had, by Assistant surgeon Mch.ec, who, from tüe unmistakable evidences resulting therefrom. the body was evidently that of a young man about eighteen years of age, instead of the man ot forty-five, whom it was pretty well known had killed the negro. Thus the deception was made known, and the Mexican, whom it was thought had been innocently killed for the purpose, would not an swer the purpose. : The Indians upon being told of it, would not still give in, and deter mined u o 1 battle. The next day Col. Miles, at the bead of a column of three hundred men, started on an expedition against them. He penetrated the celebrated canon of Chulhv a fearful chasm whose sides tower some fifteen hundred feet precipitately, and returned to the Fort on the ICtb. He had not found any of the Indians in numbers, but felt the effects of some of their hostility. His bnglar, imprudently riding alone in advance of the troops, was riddled with arrows and immediately killed, and a piquet guard mortally wounded in . the night by similar means. Whether auy Indians were killed, or not it was not known. Col. Miles captured about six thousand head of fine sheep, of which five thousand head were llled as they could not be driven away. Whether this lamentable destruction of pro perty will bring them to terms, remains to be seen. ""'" Tbe wanton killing of 5,000 sheep, seems barbarous and discreditable mode of war.1 . -- fare for a mighty, empire,"- in a contest with a few thousand savages armed with bows and arrows. Col. Mlies was organizing two columns for operations in the field, and was to leave in a dav'or two, and it is thought that the next iuii.il will bring intelligence of severe fightincr. ' ' ' Col. Miles asked the Commander of the Department to make a requisition on the Governor for six hundred volunteers. This will not lie dime as yet, although twice that number could be at any time raised. v hen the matter will terminate, especially if any of the other tribes assist, it is hard to say. The Navajps are a numerous pastoral tribe, possessing large herds and flocks, oc cupying some of the deepest and most inaccessible-valleys and defiles of the" Rocky Mountains. From the .fleeces of their flocks, the Navajos women manufacture the most beautiful Mexican blankets, of 1 he softest wool and most brilliant dyes, and of a fab ric so perfect as to be impervious to water. They rivat in beauty and texture the finest production of the Asiatic looms, and are often worth ?50 to $100 each. .It is sad to think that such a tribe is doomed to' exter mination, instead of being advanced in civ ilization and religion by, the progress of our own population.Consternation' at ' "VTashington. The occasional correspondent of Forney's Preis gives the. followiug account of the effect of the recent elections upon the officials at Washington: "" . . . . It is ditlu-ult to depict the consternation and dismay caused in official circles here by tüe result ot your election. The ntter rout that lias taken place was totally unexpected. The king who, when he opened bis blackbird-pie, found its five-aud-twenty occupants singing melodiously, was not more taken aback than Mr. Buchanan when ho discovered that the five-and-twenty Congressmen of his native State, but two favorable to his Kansas . policy had been elected. The President could have borne without a pang the loss of almost as. y other State, but to be thus rebuked and repudiated by the Commonwealth of which he was so long "the. favorite sou," is a terrtble How, aud puts him in a very bad humor. The lamentations over the defeat of G la ncey" Jones are real'yj distressing. fltjjis currently reported that the President busily undeavored, when the earlier reports from Berks came I j". Ai""" 1U " mjctrity for b! Hjtinguished favorite, but all in vain : the figure of Schwartz Would loom np. Judge Black is not in his usual talkative and amiable mood. His mind is too much occupied with Stale affairs.. . S - A citizen of New York, who has been traveling over portions of this State, writes to the New York Aw as follows, concerning our accommodatingdivorce laws; ' The law of divorce here is probably more loose than iu any other State of the Union, and the ease with whichjthe marrige relation is dissolved draws crowd i from all sections of the couutry. At one hotel where I stopped, a few days since, four women were there., three of them from yonr city, having become "residents" for the purpose of obtaining legal separation from partners tvhom they had severally solemnly promised to love, cherish and obey until separated by -death. - I did not make their acquaintance, but from casual observation I was impressed with the probability that they would have little oppoäi tion from their husbands to the accomplishment of their object. True, modest womanhood would hanllr seek the publicity of a city notel and the gayety. of the drawinrrroom if d.iven liv una vniilhlf eiivumat'vn- . ces to seek justifiable' divorce. The time required is short with sham Dractice. sav - I f ,x,J" .to I'"!!' ys and the alisence of j passional attraction. . o.-evcu cold feet, its , suflicient reason fr äkiutr and obtain!, olel rcocation of the marriage contract. -t . . .. . B -

jgy New com sold in Chicago last week at forty cents per bushel.

8 The number of Jews in New is probably 20,000. York BSF John f Allen, a prominent socialist, died at his vineyard at Patriot Ind., last week. - A tell weighing 1,600 pounds was recently donated by steamboatmen, to the Luthran Church, in Rochester, Pa. BSsy Of the forty-two Democrats who voted for the Nebraska bill, thirty-nine have received permission to retire to private life. 1 The number of children who attend the Sabbath schools in Massachusetts, is estimated to be 210,000.' V , . JEST There is a talk among the Buchanan Democrats in New York city, of nominating James Gordon Bennet, of the Herald, for Congress-,',' " "" fig? Ccntrary to our" first reports, Hon. Win. C. Tarkington is re-elected to the Senate from Monroe and Brown,, by. a majority of over 200 votes. ' BS? The lion. Thomas Corwin has consented to address the people of Illinois, at various places, between this time and the election in November. ggMr. Seytnor A. Gillctt, a farmer in Ontario county, N. Y., was found in his field on Friday last, horribly mangled to death by across bull. ,. Some of the Churches in Milwaukie have notified the landlords of the principal hotels, that pews M ill be reserved for the use of strangers in their various houses of worship. ' .'..'' ".".-" . i , . " 8$ A legal writer, in Havana, says there has not been a decision of pecuniary importance, in the Supreme Tribunal of the island, within the last two years, which has not been purchased with gold. ? . JS The rule has been . adopted and made public bj the manager of the Louisville Theatre, that where the ladies take up more room than one person is justlj entitled to, they shall pay extra for their seats. Häg?" Persons in England who leave railroad cars while trains are in motion, are subject to legal penalties. A lady was fined 6s and 5s cost, a few weeks ag, for having stepped out of a train on the Crystal Palace line before tbe cars stopped, ' : ' " 8Tlu5S postmaster at Sleepy Crt&' Bridge, Morgan county, has been indicted for opening letters. So far as appears no money was taken from letters by him,' but he seems to be instigated by mere curiosity, opening and reading letters in the presence! of different persons. . ; - . , . , . . fist?" One of the passengers in Godard's balloon, during the last trip from Buffalo East, states in his narritire that the conversation of a man below could be heard when the party were at th height of 5,800 feet A cordial invitation Was given the balloon ist by a Hibernian on the sod " to coma out of that," but was respectfully declined, from the- force of circumstances. : - An AsciestChubch. The "First Church in Hartford," Connecticut (Congregationa!ist), must be a model of its kind.. " If has been in existence two hundred and twentyfire years, and has nerer dismissed a. pastor. Ithas had ten in all, nine of whom hare lived and died among their people; and the tenth, the venerable Dr. Haws, has now been in charge of it forty years, and seems likely to remain, as his predecessors did, till death. . England is agnin on the eve of a struggle in regard to the Sabbath question.A number of leading literary men, headed by T-ord Stanley, have petitioned for the opening of museums, picture galleries, und other places of publie instruction and amusement. The Crystal Palace Company have also determined by a' large majority to open the Palace and grounds for the proprietors and their families on Sunday. The case is to be brought before the courts of law. MARRIED, ; At the residence of A. M. . Phelps (the bride' father), in Newburg, on the morning of tho 20th, by the Rev. B. Ha 1, Jacob Pabsons, Esq., of the firm of Young, McDowell k Co., Louisville, Ky . aad Mrs. M, J. Lambkbt. . : .( . LST RECEIVED. A LOT OF SUGAR, NEW ww crop, ana a bbls turpentine. , by oct i( TENN Y SOREENSON. SPIRITS TCRPENT1NK. BBLS. IN PERfeet order, for sale by ' r- - GILBERT A BOWLES, oct'23 . - -- . - Sycamore street. rvEMENT 75 BBLS. FOR SALE LOW, BY 7f "OLASSES. 50 WHOLE AND HALF BBLS WIM. for sale low by . GILBERT k BOWLES. ecfi3 UÄVEYOÄ'J NOTICE. ALL PEÄSONS O W NA9 iug or interested is lands adjoining the follow, ing described tracts, are notified that on Monday, the 15th day of November, the County Surveyor of Vanderburgh county, will proceed to run the lines and perpetuate -tue corne of tint w. J-Jof the n. e. and tire n. w. J of the . e. also four acres on the n. .coruer of the . pert of the n. w. J, all in sec. IS towu. 7 range 11 w., in the Vincennes land district. " HEN8Y D. ALL1S. oct23-ltd2tw LEWIS nOWES. TTglTCHERS A'AES 100 JiOXE.V JkM Taper's assorted, 3 to S inch. tiO .hizen M ill Saw assorted, 10 to Ifi inch. - - 4i)dozen Flat Bastard assorted, 10 to Iii inch. 3 dozen bau round. JIastard assorted. 5 tu IC Inch. . c - : 10 dozen ronnd Bastard assorted, 4 to 12 inch. - At the new Hardware Store. ' oct22 . - CEO. A. SONNTAG. riruix --o rrE-.-o r( E is mmereJL by given to the Tax Payers of Vanderburgh County, that I have received from the Auditor of the County the Tax Duplicate for tho current year, and will be ore oared to receive the Taxes assessed for the current year (18.') at my Office, from and after the 15th day ol October, . . . For the rate of Taxation for the current year, see nu ll hand hills Dosted un thronirh the Conntv. .-3 THEODORE YENEM ANN, . ,; oct22-Gwd Treasurer of Van. Co. ISSOLVTMO.V OP CO P.MR T.VA' It SHIP. The firm of Watson,' Newbarv k Co., -was ilissidved Oct. 1st. 1SSÖ--The business will hereafter be carried on under the firm of Newbury k Clement, vho are authorized to settle op the -business of the late firm. JONVTHAN WATgny. ' "' ' . . - E. NEWBl'RV. . I II f I.I MVVT - . i C, f. CUEi'N.

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WW b. snoBT k Co., coja.nissio.r MERCHANTS. 34 Camp Stblet, yFW OKLEASS, LA . w. hobt. . oct22-6nidl . . S I to ra 0. äkivvoajBS r Co. . "K i WJL just received thre barrels of fresh Havana umucej. t;au oeiore ttiey are au sola mo T i V K .11.1 S Ul.lt f.Vj ' interest in our establishment to Mr. Hamuol a1 Vickery, the stylo and firm will in future tie Vickeky & Bkothkrs, in hope tberefcr with the acquisition of a uew but experienced partner, there will be an iuorease of trade to the bouse. Thauks for past favors. RwapectfuUy, Ac, :rv & Co., ' I 2S Main street. j B IIM7f.. A J. W. YH'MKl oct20 No. -TMfCKEBt BROTHEHS, ifUOiEr a ALK AM KklAIL DKAl.tKS IM FAMILY GROCERIES, CLASS, NAILS, FLOUR, ... Grain, Seeds, Bacon, Lard, Tubs, Buckets, Churns, and Wood war generally, Jio. 82 Main street, Etansville, Ind. Hoods uVlivered iu any part of the city free of eborgo j - - - foct2l JA. W. V1CKKBY JOHN VR K ERY SAML VK LF.KT. CREMTE, iJIIJJlfl.V Commission Merchant, 'o. 2 öovtb Watkh Stbket, Kvak-viixe. oct21-ly VjApphw. ; , Also, 15 Yonng Turkies. , . Kreah Corn Meal. .' Young Chickens. . .. . ' Youuk Hyson Tea.' ' " - Sweet l'otatoe. Jut received at ' oct2U A. f. KEVypLPS A CVs. SJl'EU HOOKS JJi JUMBLES. A splendid selection in Antique, Morocco, and Velvet ISLutliugs ; also in fancy wood. Just received by DOliELL & CONYN'GTOX. jthvv; revv.' a i.v t i.' .' -fffclJL'Y 1 BUK ! The. undersigned respectfully announces to the citizens of Kvansvjllc that he has opened a feed store on the corner of Water arid Locust streets, where be keeps constantly en hand a npply of all kiuds of Feed which h:,will sell at the very lowest eah prices and deliver to any part of the city free of charge. " Please Rive him a call. oct20 ' . C. til'SOl'CHET. tWJ Prompt attention given to all orders. i -V AJBS Poplar Shingle. , Just reeeivHl and for sale bv JOHN F. G LOYER. " OC120 BOOK JPOB VJf November, at octl'J DOBEL t COXYNGTON-S. H71 r t far, Tim rj.vji, Bo.tT, M. BAY STATE, now .in good order. Also, ono Yoke of Oxen. octlS-lwd Luquire of JAMES OAKLEY & SON, No. , North First street. mm o en n s tub coopjeb TOOLS -JBLmt tout received and for sale at rdueed prices I'V . .' octlS-2wd JA(XB STRAUB, No. 40 Main street. IKfAir'S COOPJKR TOOLS. w W Just arrived, an assortment of extra Cooper Tools, at JACOB STRALB'S, octlS-Swd .. . Ko. 40 Main Street. nJBOPLJB -Mi y.v VMLLH .Vrt -STE. CAIRO PACKET, jfsr STEAMER CUBA,4 - J. W. MILLS, Blaster, Leaves mi Moudav, the lrith, at 4 o'clock, and w ill make regular trips every 6 days. octll JTWM-S.YMLLMS ÜJiS LMtiHT CO. JLjThi- Annual Election of President and Direct ors of the above named Company will take place at their otlice, on the sum nav or tins month, . -. . C.'G. K EITS, President. Evnnsville. October 15, l..8-td mÖTMCMS TO 'TliJ TO US. w The Board of Common Council of the I'iry of Henderson, Ky., an! prepared to receive proposals up to Monday, the 20th instant, lor the erection of a Market House, somewhat similar to the Central Market in this city. Plans and Specifications can be seen bv application to . JAS. D. SAUNDERS, At his office on Third street, Evansville, octll-td Tl WO tlOOMt MM OR SE S SVMt J PMJS'E Young Mare, for Sale, for cash or good note?. oct4 A. D. RKRXOLDS CO. Villip CJRPEJVTER'S TOOLS. J Just received, au assortment of Caulking Chisels 1 aud Mallets, Axes, Adzes, Ac, at j J AI OH Ml! iL US, octlS-2wd ' '" ' N'o. 4M Main street. jni.nRMCMi's .nEJT shop. tue .JLuudersigued wishes to inform the pnplio that lie has ojiencd a Meat Shop on the corner of Market and Walnut streets. where 110 will constantly keep all kind r leech meat, aud would lie happy to meet hii friends and customers. Please give me a call. octl4 THEOBALD EMBTCH. . WWJRM U'JM RE M OR THE JhM L tnJ.VI) JSTBL Winter trade, at very low prices, n Meat Cutters and Sluffers, fl(gö. .'. Shovels aud Tongs. . Oial-hods and Shovel. ' -; A xes. Bloods, Collins k Co. . ; . W. A S. Butcher Fi les. ..' Tuttle's Patent Cross Cut Saw. li'ow land's, Herman Si Co., saw-mill Saws. U. C. Booth's table cutlery, direct from Shef- ' field, England. Hargreave 4 Co.'s Pocket C-utlery. Walker's Horse Nails. Butcher Knives, Saws and Steels, now on hand and arriving. ' JAOB STJ?.t"B, octll-üw - ' No. 40 Main Street. M.y-E M.v.nnER tmmm peopm.e arc just begiunini; to tind out that Watson, Newbury & Co., call, and do, sell lumber cheaper j than any other dealers iu town ; consequently, tliey ! go there and buy, and are so well satislied that they 1 go.twice and three times over. Now.aswocalculate f to stay hen and sell boards, we say to all who are in 't want of plank, come and see us, at the corner of Main j and Eighth streets, and we will-satisfy yon, that i what wo say is true. AVATSON, NKSVBl'ifY k Co. I .octll ! 4PE.VMJ'U OP It OJW"E TS, S TÄ.I ItILi'Goods, Ribbons and Flowers, on Friday morning, October 8th, IBM..' Permit me to call your attention to my stock of Spring Millinery Goods, which have been bought under favorable circumstances, and which for variety and novelty of Btylo will, I trust, be found to surpass niivthing ever brought to this city. . ...S. B. BARKER, ' First street, between Main and Locust, opposite the Pest Office. . ' ' ' . " octO gyMTJ TJX COM,LECTOR8jrOTMCE. The Tax Payers of the City of Evansville are hereby notified that I have this day received the Tax Duplicate of the City of Evansville, for the year I8,"(. My office hi 011 Third street, between Main and Sycamore, where I cau be found every day between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M., aud 5 o'clock, P. M. GEORGE WOLFLIN, Evansville, Oct. 0, 1858-2wd City Collector. l I WItltMHSr ; 9 10 bbls. Alum, 10 . 5 ' 5 2 Copperas, , . Sulphur, Ven. roil. Gum Camphor, Cream Tartar. 20 00 coil Jute l inch rope, - tj " Manilla inch do, 25 hemp halter rope, 2 " Manilla " 2. dox. Bedcords, ' 10 rei-ls cotton '"ch do, 00 bales No. 1, Canneltou Batting, lb boxes Star Candles, 7.1 boxes Diamond Starch, 20 bags Alspire, 5 Cmturn. C.ärrMfWna Twiyp. 25 bales Can.il Wick, 3a bags Pepper, 6 " Cloves, A small lot of extra family flour. For sale low to close consignment, b-r oct8 WHEELER KIGG8. "RK W JE WE LR WrRMTTR1tLPP "WW it SON (generally known as BittroW's) at No. AS, Main street, have just received their nowstock of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, superior : Plated Ware, Spectacles, 4o-, among whii-h will be - found all the latest and most beautiful styles iu the i market. ( We wish It distinctly nnderstood that we war- ; rant the quality of our Jewelry to I as good as any j mane, and in style, beauty of nnish, and excellence ; ; of workmanship, it is not to be surpassed. Wo are selling at the lowest Eastern prices for cash. A full assortment of Clocks alwavson hand. . oct8diw-Jm . " j T. CHJRLES S-f I. O 0-"", .Vo. 6, . ACf First st n-et, opposite the Post Office, Evansville, i : Indiana. The citi,.us of Kvatorv ille und the pub j ! lie gederally are respectfully informed that this ' magnificent saloon (formerly Bark's Exrliange) has : been entirely refitted and furnished In every depart- i , mein, aim is now open lor tne season, wiiere visitors ; can always have served up at tbe shortest notice arid ' in the most superb style all the delicacies of the j season, game of all kinds, Venison, Wild Duck, Jersey, risn, c. j. Shell Oysters received daily, by "express, as well . i as in cans, will ba served in everv stvle to suit the patrons of the St. Charles. . - . ' . j Billiard players will find at this saloon a set of the : nnest marine top isimant Tables rrom trie well ' kuown aud celebrated factory of J. 31. Brunswick . j" , ,,t j -u, - i. Suppers served un at all hours, dav or mirht. j ü f-piriiuu nuieii vvui fcrveci up, in me mosi appropriate st vie, every morning at 10 o'riock. 1. octs j, J. G. HAfftflNGTON. fi-sr GOT 'EM J.VIt WJ.VT TO ' m-w Sell 01 quick, 10 barrels nios Green Apples : 6nest f the

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rWIHE BESTJJVJU PPBEST BRJJl DY in town, at the lowest figure, is at Decker k Kramer's, Hotel and Coßee-bouse keepers, and All itlmrtf t K . t fi n .nnnint. mnwl lirniiir unit wibli buy it chraiK in Quantities to suit, mil soon as it goes off fast. ; (octll) HECKKU & KKAMEß. ARRIVAL. JO Turkic. - -10 Ti.cn Chickens. 4(1 Hüchels Potatoes. 4tt Uea Kggs. A. P. HETXOLPS k CO. Oft Qlf.Vlt It IB 8. J..!I0.r!(, Jh'IlBEETS, Brazil Xuts, English Walnuts, i is, raisiits, cui-mnts, rck cautlv, oysters, l"bsteis. sardines, alum, cpsum salts, sulphur, roll brimstone, copperas, madder, cxtrncf of logwood, indigo, cream tartar, soda, bed-cords, blacking. bt- J ting, cloves, cement, cigars of all kim!, nutmegs, ginger of all kinds, glass jars, lanterns and flasks, ; lemon tjrup, mnstikrd, luatcives, pi-ppcr sauce, span- j ish moss, stone pipes', powder, satety fuse, tobacco of , ail kimls, fancy sous, starch, vinegar, i-ord.njre, let- j ter, note, cap and writing paper, teas, Hour, cam-! plior, envelope, stilt ter, etc., etc., etc. . A supply of the above kept constantlv on hand, i and for sale Iw, by Gl LBEItT A BC'W LES, j oetä-tf ; . . Sycamore Street, near Water. I Jr K.i t m; u ju'it tll 01; 7.v. LVIXGS. J. FLEMING has now on hand a lnrg? and complete assortment of Leather and Shoe Findings, to which the attention of Shoemakers and others in want of Leather is invited, which wil be sold at as low price for cash as can be obtained in any city west of the mountains. Call at No. 7, Main street, and jnde for yourselves. LEATHER BELTING. ' Peymonr's machine stretched Leather Belting. A full supply at the manufacturer's cash prire. oct3-.'ltd J. FLEMING. raMi.i ! Tau:: Ti:.ta:Ji cuomce ML selection of Green and Black teas just ope ned and for sale by J.' W. VICKEKY AJ 'Jrwyiin7vjR TitovsJtJsmit sAvkWvoR M SALE. The undersigned has 12,(HI0 second hand Sacks for Sale. They are suitable for Wheat or Oats. Enquire at the Citv Mills. oetö GEORGE WOLFIN, Agent. UK OLM PIO.VKJJje, SCAN TUN, Tiio.njis Is just receiving by Steamboats and Railroad, a largo and complete assortment of Cooking & Heating Stoves. of the very latest Fall style aud pattern, which I ran sell at lower prices than the great panic times of 1SÖ7. And I am fixed to do House Hooting, Guttering, Copper and Sheet Irun Work, anil all other Job Work in my line, with great care and dispatch, which I warrant to lie equal, if not sjiporior, to most work done in this citv. Call on the Pioneer, oct-i THOMAS SCANTL1X. IOO, RVSMiELS PRM.JIMi .VjE SI-' Oats. .VI bush, choice Apples. . 6"ll lbs. Sugar cnreil drio l If.ef, ,0 dozen assorted Brooms, - 50 buh. Sweet Potatoes, 10 do Crab Apples, ,"'H yuigley's Hams, l.CKMj lbs. Bacon Sides, ' ;" bbls. No. 1 extra Mackerel, 5 " No. 2 Mackerel, 40 boxes extra Herring. kits aisoi ted Mackerel 500 lbs. extra largo Codfith. sale by octl 7.. H iTerchcd and for COOK SON. WyOB S.MLE .IT J ll.IItfi.MI.-; . JB. Houseaiid Lot in N . E. Enlargement of the city of Evansville. Enquire at the R. E. i 1. Office, No. 1, North Third street, Evansville. ,octl C.C.COLLIN?. E.i MM THMS JmMsI WHO JIISK Jl - F LH TED. DR. GRAVES' FAMILY MEDICINES. Wedo not desire to interfere with the professional ethics of our medical schnobt, nor do we possess any skill in pharmaceutics, t'Ut Dr. (Jravu has opened to our inspection, a mass of li tters from his agents and mobt respovtable druggists in all iiarts of the country, which commend his family medicines in the highest terms. They meet w it li a very extended sale, w hich of itself is au excellent recommendation. We always feci reluctant to make any endorsement of medicines, but tin-re are so maiiv localities where no regular practitioners are within reach, and so many diseases which require prompt remedies, that a supply of the proscriptions preparea by Dr. tiruves, couini'Hded as they are for e.flicicncy, would prove almost invaluable. Iu all cases of sickiM-.-s', our first advice is to call the aid of a physician, but, if that is impracticAbli', it seems to us that Dr. Graves oilers remedial agents in ague, cholera morbus, Ac. which may lie safely used, as he gives assurance that no deleterious coiniiounUs are used iu their preparation. houitrilLe Journal. Dr. Graves' r.nti-Fever and Ague, nnti-Biliou, Purifying, and Cathartic Pills are iualuablc to those atllieted w ith any of these complaints. His American Liniment is gaining a high reputation for healing all kinds of ailments, both of man and beast; and parunts sliould reiiiemler that Bin "Golden ! Vermifuge," is a certain remedy for expelling 1 worms from the system, I For sale by Wholesale Druggists generally. I Hailock A Stoddard. Kkllkk & While, W.u. i BiKjiiiuw tK, and Lki:cii k CiKSLtTT, Agents at Evt ausville, Indiana. oct'2-yiud VST It 11 ( MIM t 'MlMM. WESTERN'S' reserved Cheese, Cunvatsed Hams, S. C. Soda, . Gernian St'aps, Siiaker Brooms, .Fine Sweet Tobac for sale- by fsepfj.) A lot jut received and A. D. KKYNOLDS A Co. "Wplols of over 1;'.,WI0 acres nf Luid iu Southern Missouri, subject .to entry at cents per nciv. Call and examine them at the R. E. X I. Office,- No. 1, North Third street, Evansville. ocil - C. C. COLLINS. Vff Ui V.V.nERS. I U.M V'E HEP.jy' K9 appointed Agent for Dole, Silver & Fetch's patent Saw Gümmer, which hastakeu the premium. j at the Mechanical fairs of almost every State in the j Cuiou, and pronounced suiierior to anything made I for gumming upright and circular saws. An assort I meut always on hand. J sopt.SO GEO. S. SONTAGG. j -STORES. ; JL just rec : sept.JÜ SH COR.-y .yiEJL. 10 BUSH. eceived at A. D. REYNOLDS X Cos. WOT SELLMJya OM-P JT COST yet, but selling off at an advance on cost, I chickens, eggs, butter, cheese, codfish, flour, bacon, f lard, coffee, Bugar, rice, mackerel, popper, spice, nutmegs, clove, ginger, with a variety of other arf tides too numerous to mention. Call, aud examine v or vourselves,it No: 'J'S Main street. - S. W. V1CKERY k CO. I , . , ar OOK MI Ml RE RMUMt TMMIS. JLdlt yc on want to get gxni Hay, If you want to get guod Coru, If you want to get good its, .If you want to get good Bran, If you want to get good Crushed Feed, It you want to get good Chicken Feed, If yon want to get good Corn Meal, If you want to get good Timothy Seed, If you want to get cool Grass Seeiis of any and every kind, call at Rl'STOVS Feed and Seed StoreL roder tti ?rip11 OTTTceyw Ticre. you canbe accoiuuiodated as cheap as the cheajiest, and as good as the liest, delivered in any part of the city free of drayag. Recollect, at Rl'SloN'S, on Waterstrect. Just roceived. my first shipment by Canal, 100. tons of first-rate nvw Timothv Hav, and for sale cheap. sopt28 " R. S. R. jTiOOMM PMSMIr-00 LBS. .'E W. - ILM 1 100 boxes fine Crackers, 1. 'iO coils Manilla Itojie. . 2, 00 Seamless Bags, '1 and 2l.' l.u-hels. Re- 1 ceiv.il and forsale by sep27 PRESTON BROS. I RE Sil CEMtJR WJRE, Ke., ic-0 ! dozen Cedar Pails, wnite, red and striped, brass I bound, I 10 nests Cedar Keelers, plain and striiHsl, brass j bouml, ' i 5 dozen covered Cedar Cans, brass bound, 3 sizes, t 5 Cedar Churns, brass Im, und, 6 " plain white Cedar 1'ails, iron bound, 2 and i 3 hootis, i 5 " stiuit iron bound Stable Pails. - . . a ' M Steamboat Pails, stout iron liound, ! 20 nests stout Cedar Tubs, irou bound, 4 and 11 in : each nest, ft dozen largest Horse Buckets, 10 44 common iron liound Bucsets, ! This day received, and now njiening in the finest - condition, at tho uew Woden Ware store of j septal .1. B. Rl'SSELL, 272 Main si. bet Seventh and Eighth, Louisville.Ky. "f TS w Ml ML BUCKETS. Ii MJOZE.V . 9 V Varnished Well Buckets, stout a"d well i nuule ii all respects. The quality and price are ', such as cannot fail to suit the trade. ' -prJJ . 1 .-ti. u, 372Mainst., bet. Seventhand Eiahth, Louisville.Ky. ! " ft BUSH. CHOICE. SESHJJ: ' w 1,. ....... l 'ICK'S Potatoes. L3 dozen Chickens, . . . . . , lWi 44 Eggs. - ' 20 bbls. extra Flour, 50 sacks 44 ' ' .10 toss Bran. Just received and T't sals bv 'P.I2-S Z. H. COOK A "30N.

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mm-ACBJEBMI. J.Vfl WHIT JE FISH. Wf-M. 60 barrels and half barrels. Picked Moss 25 bales, Refined Sugars 5" barrels CTUshud, Powdered, ami Keflned White. For sole by B,,pli8 GILBERT & B0VTLE3. mo Of ttOOIt THJrJL A superior ariiel of Young Hyson. Just re- ' ceived and for sale by A. D. REYXOLUS k Co. Sept27 Ttrn. UK cbomx, : ft ra v v k r a s d sco crk r FBEJS'CIl Coruer of Vine and First streets, - EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, Would respectfully inform the ladies and gentleini nof this city and vicinity, that he has opened a DYEING, CLEANING AND REPAIRING ESTABLISHMENT, Where he will clean and dve all kinds of Silk and j v,w,u.,m ij.ukIs Will tvmovA i-re,se. T.nintir .t-. without the sliKhtest injtirv to the eood. 1 All work done at this establishment will le war- ! ranted to give entire satisfaction. Bept23-Gm IU LP CHESTS J.V7 JS. ) Boxes, all kinds. Just received at - - GILBERT BOW LES, s-'ptiS Sycamore street. m ma iL ssö bKJEüsjrss ortkü & W sizes. TIMOTHY SEED, 100 bush, prime now. For sale by eept-23 ORR, DAZELL A Co. nicn, IO T1ERCJBS P 11 Mill E. J-'OR sale, low, by sept'23 GILBERT BOWLES. EJi CORMtS. IOO PaCKAWES ' Cotton, Hemp, and Mauilla, in dozens or on reels. Just received and for sale by sept-2.1 GILBERT A BOWLES. rj 'in a 0.P0 vb CJEBOOJVa, BEST l quality. For sale by sepf-'3 GILBERT i BOWLES. TIRIiSCEJW CrTi-PL4JTJf J.VO LFliHring Mill, Sash, Door and Blind Manufactory ; Window and Door Frames ; Base Casings aud MouUliugsof all kinds made to order; Dressed Flooring aud Weather-boarding en hand. The undersigned would inform the public in general, that they have fitted the abovo establishment with new machinery, and are now in-operation and ready to execute all manner of work iu their line on short noti-ie, and in as good style as any similar establishment in this part of the country, end on reasonable terni. Orders from abroad solicited, which will be promptly filled and carefully put up and shipped. Orders from builders, carpenters, and lumber merchants, promptly attended to. Our establishment is 011 the Canal Basin and City Wharf, convenient to the river and Railroad Depot, and the business parts of the city. DYSON k WADE. sept20-2md Enquirer and Volksbotc copy. OOSIER VEGETABM.ES. IS dozen Chickens, 24 " Eggs, 10 bush. Sweet and Irish Potatoes, A Iso, Hamburgh Cheese sept 23 A. D. REYNOLDS A Co. ORJMCCO. IOO BOXES jTS'Il caddies, of iHiund, half pounds, is. Twists, ic, medium to very line Yirginio. Cigars A large and full assortment of favor:t brand. For sale low by M-pllS GILBERT & BOWLES. JX'OTHMiR JEW EE Ml It STORE. The subscrilter has oiieued a new feetl store, in the Shankliii building, at the coruer of Water and Locust streets, where he will keep a full supply ol all kinds of the liest feed, which he will sell at the very lowest market prices. Ho has on hand com, hav, oats, meal, bran aud ships tuff, Ac, Ac. iejipw J C. DESOL'CHET. mmOTMVE OP MJSO,TEJ'C.AT W W the September term of the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh County, the estate of And. M. Gerard, deceased, was declared probably insolvent. Craliror arc therefore notified that the name will be settled accordingly, SVSAN HAWKINS, " septlS Administratrix. 10,OOOl JÖ bush. Irish Potal M.BS. PMtM.TtE LEJ1 toes. 2.j " St " 25 Choice Onions. ... lo.OfiO lbs. Quiglcy's Hams. ;t,fJ0 BiU-oii Sides. l.f.) " Shoulders. . . ."(hi ' Bacon Pork. Ri isins. Currants and Citron. l.VUOU fi-et l'ateut Safety Fuse. Roceived per E. i C. R. lt., by seplf 7. II. COOK A SON. tTS.-30 ItJllRMlI. S JMM..n OJS'MI S, 9J W Brazil Nuts, Fillherts ami English Walnuts, For Sale by GILBERT k BOWLES, sevtiJ Sycamore street, near Water. RMjyTS. 20 BJLES JSSORTMlMMi latest style. DELAINES. 3 Cases assorted Manchester, llaiuiltou and Pacific, rich handsome inttcrns. 2-V) Bales Browu Sheeting and Shirtings. FLANNELS, 20 Bales Red, White and Yellow. LININGS, 5 Cases assorted large and small Plaid. CANTON FLANNELS, f Cases Brown aud Blsaclied. 1 44 fancv, for linings. CH ECKS AND STRIPES, 8 fuses and Bales assorted. BOOTS AND SHOES, 300 Cases assorted. I HATS AND CAPS, 50 Cases. Just riwcived and for sale at reduced prices, by sept IK KEEN K. k PRESTON. M9Ji7.S.iÖlT'MiElJsij'LL SIZES'. W V Cotton Batting 1J5 bales No. 1 aud 2. Herring 100 Boxes iu fino ordar. .- Crjt Chain öo Bags. Forsale by septlS G1LBRRT & BOWLES. ;JkfwtiW IlUt' tJooirs STORE W W WM. 3f. Dl-NCAN, No. ö Waterstrect. next door to Robert Barnes, has now on sale the largest, most varied aud Belcet stock of . Pall & Winter Dry Goods At prices competing Ith any market in the country, viz : ... Prints of all popular brands; Black and Fancy Silk Dress Goods; French Merinos, Cashmeres aud Delaines; Irish poplins, Valencia and Alpacas ; Cass i meres, Satinets, and Yestings; Tweeds, Jeans, Linseys aud Flannels; Brown and Bleached Muslins, Tickings, ic. ; Bed, Crib ami Saddle Blankets; Broche, Wool and Mantle Shawls; White Goods, Laces, and Embroideries ; Irish Linens, Table Draperies and Napkins ; Hosiery, Gloves, Shirts and Drawers ; Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Ties aud Scarfs. 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 ot -in tins market. septlo-.im Ah U-S JJ"MM PJ1JT8 850 KEGS t" White Lead. 5 Casks Vermillion Rod. 10 Bbls. Linseed Oil. 10 Spirits Turpentine. In store and for sale by septl7 PRESTON BROS. iOPPEE J.VMM SVG JR. 50 HJGS Wllio Coffee. 00 Hhds. SujraT. flUO Bbls Crushed, Powdered, and Granulated Suirars. In store and for sale bv sept 16 PRESTON BROS. nglO LOVERS OP GOO Ml I'RVMT. JL 1 beg leave to announce to the public. that I have a large and well selected stock uf fruit trees, that are ot a; fine size for re-setting this season. My nursery is one mile East of the city, n the Newburg read. Residence in Elliott's enlargemeut. 2m. PHILLIP HOFFMAN. fcvt.V 3 FEE. Ml HI MIS j BJGSJJ VJ COP100 Boxes Figs. ,S Casks Zuntee Currants. I Caik Prunes. 10 Churns Sultana Raisins. 4 Cases Citron. GO Bags Pimento. 20 Matts Cassia. . . 2o0 kegs Bi Carb. Soda. 40 Boxes W. R. Cheese. 40 44 Virginia Toliacco. 25 Half Chests Teas. Just received and for sale by septl7 PRESTON BROS. TgVSTRECEM I "Ml 11 J TTHEEU wP H A UDWARE ST0RE,on door below the Bank. 12 extra Cast Steel Mill Saws, ea. 7, 1VV ft feet. 12 Rowland's 44 - 7, T1, " 12 " Cross Cut 41 " 44 44 44 M 12 English 44 44 44 " " 44 " 20 doz. Sjs-ar & Jackson's Hand, Pauncl and Rip Saws. 2.1 doz. Cast Steel Wood Saws. " - 4 44 44 Circular Saas, from 8 to 20 Jn. scptl GEORGE S. SONNTAG. if.T l.VE CVTLERi JL lo Setts fine Ivory Table Knives and Forks. 10 44 44 4 4 44 only. 12 air 44 44 Carvers. 60 doz. Wostenholni's Pocket Knives. 25 41 Joseph Rogers' Scisrs. sept 13 GEORGE S. SONNTAG. .Iff" M J S S V. ISO URLS. PLJJ' w rÄTATION, Sucrnr ll.w. aud Rubuiled Mo lasses. In store aud for sale by sepi 1 i PRESTON BROS. imwE W WOOllE.y- WJRE STORE, WW LOUISVILLE, K V. The subwrilwr has estatdisheda new Wooden and Willow Ware Storn, for the sale of Buckets, Tubs, Churns. Brooms, Boskets, Matches, Woislen Bowls.Oitton Batting, Wrapping PaK-r,C lothes lins, Wash Ixsirds, kc, at Wholesale only, to which he invites the attention of country merchants. His stock is all fresh, in the best order and appearance, and much superior to similar articles found in other stores where various kinds of good are kept, and no particular attention is paid to this branch of business. My arrangements with manufacturers aro such, that lean supply evcrythine Ui rev lino as low as ther can be purchased in j Cincinnati. . JOHN B. Rl'SSELL, "p15 3m ."72 Main rtrcet, between 7th and ?!h.

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TUMBU JT EANt E BY HOME COMPANIES. Th undersigned having been appointed Agent for Kvansville and vicinity, of the INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. 8. F. CO VIStiTOS, Sec'y. T. A. MOK11X3, Pre . VXD TTTE ' - RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. B. J. HATHAWAY, SeCy. 8. HATHAWAY, Pret aro prepared to nmierwrit upon the better claM of Fire and Marine Risks, at as low rates of pr mi um as are consistent with permanency and r t lability. These Companies conhne their business exclusive j ly to the State of Indiana. " j ftAll losses speedily adjusted and promptl j paid without any abatement or diminution what I ever. References: r.veiy man, Wltnout eicoptlon, wm has sustained losj iu either Company, a list of whom all citizens of our own 8tate may be seen at onr office. A. P. REYNOLDS k CO. Evansville, July 8, I8oo-ly jito VMS, sp Jims, PORKS doz. Grain Shovels, assorted sizes. 20 " I). Handle Shovels. 10 " Long " " 20 " Ca-d Steel Spades. , ' ,. r .'. 21 " Manure Forks. - ' -' " ' wptl'' i GEORGE S. SONNTAG. jn tftt' f RRM VM My. TMME CMTMW V ENS of Evansville and surrounding country are herebv respectfully informed that JAMES OAKLEY & SON Have just received a now Stock of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting in part of Black and Fancy Silk side striped do. ; Cashmeres, Mrinoes, Delaines, De bege Prints, bleached and brown Muslins ; Drills &rib and Bed Blankets ; 8, , 10, 11, 12 quarter , Sheetings, Clothes, Casimeres, Testings, Silk .ud Merino Shirts and Drawers ; Cotton Linen Shretings; Flannels, all colors; Breche an Wool Shawls (now patcrns) ; Clirncal bcarb; Carnets (new de? ignl ; BRUSSELS AND VELVET RUGS, floor Oil Clothes ; Stair Rods ; Cornices ; Cnrtal Pins; Damask for Curtains: Table Damasks ; Towels Napkins ; Marseilles and Crib Quilts ; Table Cover, ic, &c. Our stock at present is nil usually desirable in the leading kinds and styles of J i"CSS Gr OOdSi which we offer as low as any house in our city. Ko 6, North First street, Foster Block. Evansville, Sept. Il-lm - - ' W Tit Ml Sit WOOMtEJV U-TJBX. 40 JL doz. Painted Buckets, assorted colon. 100 doe. Fancy do, half size. 100 " Cedar do, brass aud iron bound. 60 " Toy do, bright fancy colors.. , 100 nests Tubs, painted Cedar aud Pine:. 60 doz. Churns, red and white Cedar and strlpet -1,1 WO gross Matches, round buz, water proof and. common. -1X) doz. Shaker Brooms. 200 " imitation, fancy aud common do. 100 boxes Clothes Pins. 200 bales Cotton Batting, Stearns k Foster's ex tr No. 1, the best in market. For sale, at wholosai only, at Cincinnati prices. ' septld-üiu - JB. RUSSELL, 372 Main street, Louisvile, Ky. wo Jm. ksso THE LJMHESr-J SPLEvVitMIt assortment of infant and laiy's Hats and Caps,. latest tv les, just received at VALUER k MABCONNIER'S, ' sept22 39 Main street, -grUMM.DM.G .nj teru l. soo" J9 Kegs Nails, all sizes. 10,000 Lights Sash all sizes. - - - - 200 Doors, usual sizes. ', " " 400 Boxes Window Glase, assorted sixes. - 200 Kegs W hite Lead. S Bbls. Linseed Oil. - - 3 Bbls. Putty in bladdsnr, ' Also, White Lime, Gu y Lime, Plaster ParisWhite Sand, Hydraulic Cement, in any quantity desired by purchasers. For sale at reduced rates by Septlu tif.Uliljfc rOMÜK A t-O. OR SHMRTS, GO TO MI. LO O.TIMS, FASHIONABLE SHIRT MANUFACTURER aud dealer in Gentlemen's FANCY FURNISHING COODS, No. b7 Main street, '(OPPOSITE' TUB COURT IIOTIt, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. V. B. Shirts made to order, by measurement, and warranted a fit. aug20-ly TfBOCKPORRT JCJM1EM -VO--ftfcl'ICE to contractors. Scaled proposals will be received until Oct. 20, to build Rockport Academy, which will embrace Two buildings, oneö0X70, three stories high, and one (College Hall) oUXKO, un story. Proposals to build ''College Hall,' Frame or Brick. The other buildings to be Brick pofitivelv. rians and specifications can lie seen from aud after löth September, at Dr. O. Morgans, Rockport, and at A. 1. Jtrvnolils v Co s , bvansvnie Our payments will be prompt, and security will b required lor promptness ana luiiniuincss in contractors. T. F. DeBHCLER,J. f. VEATCH. Com. - Rockport, Sept 9, IS8. eptl4-5 JT1JLL ST1M.E Mi BESS HJTSr JSL Comprising all tho latest American and French" fashions. Our fall style Dress Hat is unsurpassed! for synietrical proportions, and is equal, if not superior ill duiuUUty and beauty, to auy ever made. . Our couformavor enables us to warrant a perfect 1 and comfortable ilf to the wearer, no matter bow ir regular his head inny be. Now is tho time, gentle men, to leave yju" orders. YALTIER k MARCONNIER, . scptll 39 Main street. IHOMCE It.lt o.y J.Vii BEEP. S -JL C isks Wises' Sugar Cured Hums. " Quigley's " -'. " Jacob's " " Beef. For sale, seitl0 HORNBKOOK k Co. 1 1 Iftw, by a ii mis ii JBRI VJL. JJ f'J . COPFKE. . . Tolcicco. ;,'.. . '" !'".'. , Potatoes. '', ""' .,'.' Fresh Butter, septlü A. D. REYNOLDS k Co. -grRE'CMI CJJVES. S.UJLL LOT forsale very cheap at VACTIEB k MARC0NN1ER, S"ptlt ' " . 39 Main street. , IWlwOTMCE OP MJSOLVEJY-C.JT' WW 1 be September terra, llViS, of the Court of Common Please of Vandurburgb County, the estate r . Thos. Headen, deceased was declared probably insolvent. Creditors are, therefore,, notified that tbe same will be settled accordingly. - EDWARD BURTIS. W. ACHESON. .... P&WO. 1 COTTON BJ T TIJS'G. 100 w W Bales just received, which was bought fji cash, fr sale cheap, at soptU SAM EMBRICII'S, 49 Main street. 1-ysOR K M1 WTOJ'S OAs COLORS, in patent collapsible Tubes. Ar rangements have Is-eii effected with Messrs. Winsor ' k Newton, for a constant and full supply uf their celebrated Oil Colors. For brilliancy, durability, and entire reliability they are unrivaled. The fir class medal was awarded them at the World's Fair London. CHARLES BABCOCK, sept7 8 Slain street. JS 0 MJJ0 S POR SJLE. CHRISTIJJ" JL DECKER, Whei lright, on Third street, near the Court House, lias T!iree'vcry superior, rich-toned, and highly finished Pianos, built in this city by a German builder, who l.'as worked in some of tbe best sliops of Eutoiie, which he offers for sale low. He has had these Instruments built to encouragoa. stranger to establish himself here, and introduce a new and important branch of manufacturing. Tbe Pianos are warranted for tiibke years, and will bokept in tune for one year, gratis. If the Instruments fail in any particular, tlie builder wil) be here to make his work good. He does not hesitate to say the Instruments he offers aro r'ully equal to any that can lie brought here, and if our citizen will Put try them, their suicrfority will overcome all prejudices against home productions. Thos wishing to purchase, and those who desire to see what can be done in our own city, are invited ta call and examine them, septti C. DECKER. I WE W POEM, B V WMLL. JLLKJV 1 W BUTLER, Author of Nothiiiir Wear. Two. million, at DOBELL k ONYNGTON'S.. snpta rgTo THE SCHOIyJHS - OP OVU JL SCHOOLS. DOBELL k CUXYNGT0N bt a large gtock of alll the School ZOoolacjs nsed in the Schools. They thank their young friends, for past support, and trust to see them again this, season. sept4 JBlfJLTieVS Mit Ml S3! Ol'STEBSr w r-m. iv l in., at the iioiesale anaj Retail Confcctionarv on First street. KURT., at the Wholesale and two doors from the Post Office, has again been appointed solo agent for Maltby's Baltimore Oysters, In the City of Evansville, and he will receive daily supplies by Express, directly from the Packer in Baltimore. He is prepared to offer the trade such inducements for the edtire season as have never been oflered in this market heretofore. A constant daily supply always 011 hand, so that dealew and families can obtain at any time during the season those choice Oysters, in cans and half cans and in theshell, warranted fresh and sweet, and very superior in flavor and quality. Terms, cash. Audoue bit bankable money received. A. KURTZ, septö-Hm Sole Agent for Evanrrille. TfXOH SJLE,JJS I.nPOVEL PJB.1X JL of ;0 acres, within eight miles of the city. Enquire at the R. E. Jt 1. Office, No. I, Kurth Third street, Evansville. oct I - C. C. C0LL1N3. E7OIt SJLMl, J TWO STOB f BRICK je. House ami Lot on r itrli street, at a oargain. Enquire at tho R. E. t t. Offlco, No. 1, North Thtm C. COLtlNS, e'reet, ETansnlb c-.fl

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