Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 66, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 October 1858 — Page 2

1" I . 4 I EVANSVILLE, IND. MOS DAT MORNING..... ...OCTOBER 24 Indiana School of Practical Sciences.We have received the circular of the proposed Indiana School of Yf aclicat Sciences, to be established at Net? Harmony, under the charge and superintendence of Dr. David Dale Owen, his brother, Dr. Richard Owen, with a number of eminent scientific gcntle- : men who have been associated with thern in their scientific labors' This school is one of ' the peculiar and pressing wants of the day, I and the gentlemen who have instituted it are pre-eminently qualified and most fortunately situated for the enterprise. " There is no place, but at Havard University, at Cambridge, where there is so much talent and learning in the corps of teachers and such ample means for illustrating the theories and problems of science are to be found, as will be secured to the proposed Institution of the Doctors Owen. New Harmony has always enjoyed an atmosphere of science and litera ture which has developed a rich harvest of talent, taste and knowledge in tbc study of naturs. It has been the residence of Maclure, one of the founders, and for many years President of the Academy of Natural Sciences, in Philadelphia; of the great mineralist, the late Dr. Troost; of Thomas Say, the n.itu.alist; of Luesure, the naturalist in La Perouse' voyages; of the father and brothers Owen, all lovers of science, and " eminent studenU of nature.. A place that has been the home of such men must be a fit locality for a scientific school. Its mu seums of natural curiosities its laboratories and libraries in all the departments of na - a. tural science, are not surpassed by any in the country. Dr. David Dale Owen und his able corps of assistants, will devote their cervices to the institution when not engaged in the field of their public avocations. M Dr. Richard Owen, who has been for several years a distinguished professor in the Nashville University, will give his un divided attention to the Institution. ' Mr. Lcsquereux, an eminent Naturalist, and the associate of Agassiz 'will ' be professor of Botany. Dr. Elderhost will be professor of Analytical Chemistry, and Dr. Cox will lec ture on Palaeontology and Natural History The extensive laboratory of Dr.; David D. Owen, occupying a large three story stone building, will be open to the students of the Institution, as well as his unrivalled musucum of natural curiosities, and din grams. There are advantages and means of education collected at this interesting place, that could be secured for a college at no other place, without the expenditure of sums wholly beyond the reach of a new In stitution in the West. The distinguished talent that will preside over it could not be enlisted in the service of any other Institu tion at any price. The announcement of the design, must be, we should think, suffi cient to secare its success. . We wish the Institution could be located at Evansville. but the transfer could not be made without th removal of New Harmony and all its Course of the beautiful Wabash and a tran fer of its luxuriant bottoms. A Pacific Railroad. The new relations of China and Japan with the commercial world, and the impor tant acqusitions of Russia upon the Eastern coasts of Asia, will soon produce a vast chaage in the navigation and commerce of . the Pacific. The trade of Europe with Asia i3 to be through Amerisca. The Loa don Morning Post, in discussing the subject of future intercourse with China, soys " the time has arrived when the sccntcr of the Commercial world must be grasped and held by that power which shall be able to maintain the most certain and rapid communication between Europe and Asia." It asks : Where is the oceanic line to pass? Th rough a dozen or more of the sovereign and free States ot the Union, every one of which has its own interests to consult, or through that wide-spreading territory whicn belongs exclusively to the British crown?" The Post goes on to point out, that by the extension of the Grand Trunk Railroad in Canada, the TaciSc can be reached by building a road 1,000 miles long. While our Executive is giving its attention aud expending its energies to crush Douglas, and elect its Glancy Jones and Bill Englishes, the English Ministry are snatching from our grasp the sceptre of the commercial world. While the President is mixinghimself up in sectional feuds and dabbling with the lowest demagogues in local politics, and decapitating disobedient post masters, the English Ministry have been quietly surveying a railroad route from the head of Lake Superior to Pugent Sound, ahd have actually chartered a company endowed, it is said, with a capit d sufficient to construct a continuous line of railroad from Halifax to the Pacific Ocean. The engineer who has surveyed the route from Lake Superior to Pugent Sound, does not hesitate to report that the face and configuration of British America i3 "eminently adapted fur railroad purposes." This subject is enlisting a deep interest among capitalists and has the anxious attention of the Government of Great Britain. Discerning in the priorty of its completion and management the guaranty of that commercial supremacy which may -be made to turn upon the construction . of sach a work, the far-seeing minds of the B.itish Government and people seem disposed to take time by the forelock, and thus, by their greater energy and dispatch, to more than compensate for the absence of . those natural advantages which might obtain in a more southern route, which w are foolishly neglecting. CS? The courts of Pheladclphia have decided that the notes of the exploded Bank of Pennsylvania must be received by the Trustees in payment of debts due the bank. This decision has raised the valued of the cotcä 25 per cent. . - , i

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-'Tli New Legislature. - j- 1 The Indianapolis Cnn (Independent) ;

has .the foUowmrr commenU nr-on the state of parties n the new Legislature : j Notwithstanding the fact that both the ' political organs claim certain men as De-I longing to their respective parties, mere are ' some members of the new Legislature thus j countedw-hö,"'whcn'any"estfcme party j measures eome up, will act independently, and in u way to surprise those who count on them in such extreme measures, ror instance, the Republicans, claim -52 rcpre- , sentatives, giving -the Administration 44, and -the" anti-Lecompton cause 4. In the 53 claimed by the Republicans, we notice three Messrs;) Elythe,: of Vanderburgh, Edwards of Vigo,.nd John S. Davis of FloyS who call themselves Old Whigs,and who have steadily refused to identity ttiemBelves with the Repnblican party. It is true that they are opposed to the Administration, but they will not lend their aid to any ultraisms, nor will they, in voting for U. S. Senators, assist in elevating to tfcat position any Philadelphia plattorm, . Congressional Sovereignty advocate. They are ust t s independent in this respect as are me anti-LecompU n Dem cit", classed as Imkpence ta as against the Administration. There are others in the list whom we . beieve to be independent in their sentiments, viz: Messrs. Urecory ot linio unci öwitzerand, Duvall of Boone, and Boyd of Lawrence. There m tv be ethers. We couUi-take the Democratic list and spccifxjfline who are mentioned as Democratic Bcprcseatativcs but who are doubtless independent, but as the Democratic force in the House falls into a minority, it would be h.birlost. In the Senate, the Republicans count 35 members 13 who hold over and 22 new. Of these, Messrs. Anthony of Floyd, and Robinson of Ohio and Switzerland can not be counted as Republicans "through thick and thin.' - Of the Democratic Senators io, according to the Sentinel s count), three Messt-V Jones of Eartho'omew, Cobb - of Lawrence and. Martinr and Connelly of Greene and Owen are open and avowed enemies of the Administration, while there are several whose hostility to the President Lecompton policy must lead them to oppose Messrs. Bright and Fitch,' and make war upon the Administration in any attempt to procure an endorsement for its Kansas policy at the hands of the Legislature. We can mention. Messrs. ils-m or Johnson and Jennings, Fish of Ripley, Johnston of Putnam and (.lay, Gooding or fahelby and Hancock, and Wallace of Montgomery, as these men, all of them having been mdentified in the Douglas movement. We have said cuough to show that this Legislature is made np of all shades of political opinion, and that no party has a 'ma jority. hen it comes to 'electing L nited States Senator and other officers the Opposition may be able to nnitc, by apportion ing the officers out to the various parties composing it. They can bring on an elec tion in no other way. The conservative Popular Sovereignty sentiment must be re spected, or nothing can lie done. It is evident, therefore, that all calcula tion based r.pon the political proclivities of the members of the new General Assembly, are futile. The' dissenters in that body from the two leading faiths held by the larger portion of its members, are not the men to be whipped, coaxed, or bribed into the work of either of the Federal parties. Thev will hold the balance of power, and we may . liken them to' the' regulator of a steam engine, preventing it from going too fast or too slow. Minxksota Election. It appears probable from the returns that the Opposition have a majority in the Legislature of Min-"-nw-trcurftv, - menrj br wnoni were to be elected this fall ; of the seventeen holding over eleven were Democrats and six republican?. Of the new members, the Republicans have elected thirteen and have a prospect of one or two more. The House consists of eighty members. The Republicans have elected thirty-three and the Democrats twenty-eight; nineteen counties yet to be heard from, in which it is supposed the Republicans will elect nine members, giving forty-two out of eighty. B-afAt the Memphis Fair several gentlemeu undertook to do up a little chivalry for the edification of the ladies, in imitation of gallant knights engaged in a grand tournament. The eonsequence of their wonderful exploits was, that at the first charge, several of the knights got badly sprained aud bruised by being pitched over their horses' heads. One individual was thrown from his horse, run over, and hail several ribs broken. The horse of another became unmanageable and ruu head-long over the judges' stand, scattering judges, chairä and tables in every direction. - EST An attempt was made to murder a Clergyman in the pulpit at Lafayette on Sunday last, On Sunday evening about eight o'clock, a Frenchman, named Barriers entered the Methodist church, and took a scat in a front pew. Ina few minutes he drew a revolver, and pointing it at the pastor, Rev. -M. D. C. Crawford, discharged one of the barrels. The ball passed close by his head, on the left, striking the wall of the pulpit behind him. The congregation WR3 in great excitement. The man was seized and handed over to the police. On his way to the station house he told the officers that Mr. Crawford had insulted him iu his morning sermon. He was insane. A MAX Till ES TO CUT OFF HIS 0W HEAD. A correspondent of the Vevay (Ind.) Serielle, writing from Carroll county, Ky., states that a few days since a party of men were raising a log building ; one of the company, a young man named Thomas E. Sarcery, suddenly left his work, and seizing an axe, cut several sevore gashes on the top of his head. On attempt being made to wrest the weapon from him, he brandished it in the air, t'rreatening to kill any one who approached him. He then laid his neck upon a log, ar.d was about to chop his own head otr, when his companions managed, after a desperate struggle, to secure h!m Sorcery is described as being an intelligent, upright man, and had never before given evidence of being insane. ESSj" Last week a man named Martin Walker, living near Morgantown, North Carcliua, blew out his brains wish a shot gun in a lit of temporary insanity, induced by strong drink.' He was twenty-five year3 old aud left a wife and one child.

On Moridayevenlng Wt a largo at an imposing residence

. , Xcw York cit . , ' of witnessins a wedding for tue purpose of witnessing a ;- ... .ne .rrir4rt tn fcike'nlace ; , - . . . -J. , " roea -----i bridesmaid, ana groomsmen were umg the" arrival "of the groom ; the Church of the Holy Communion was lighted, p for the occasion, and a large number of friends of the parties were congregated withia it. But the hour came and passed, and no bridegroom made bia appearance;' and a3 the party sat in wonder and consternation - a letter arrived a brief and anonymous epistle merely stating that he was unable to fulfill his engagement, and expressing regret and all that sort of thing for the disappointment. The name of the gay deceive? is said to be Cole, formcaly of New York, but now the proprietor of a drug 6tore iu some small town in Arkansas. No Intimation was given of his future intention, or anything said to throw light upon his mysterious conduct. The company were all dismissed, and the slighted bride that was' to have been, retired to her room to wcep. Cakneltox. The , Cannelton Reporter mnkes the following reference to a' 'sale advertised in 'this paper r : ' ,! ;'. f -J. We call attention to the advertisement of Messrs. Iglehart & Anthes' sale of real estate, in this town, and immediately adjacent thereto. Taking into consideration the permanent growth of Cannelton, the amount of capital already invested, we cannot too highly recommend this sale as a rare'opportuntty for investment in Cannelton property. Tell City; which- in its growth has eclipsed any town of which we have had any account, is but two miles below us, and the day is not distant when the legiti mate expansion of the twottowns will make a continuous city bordering five miles on the Ohio river. There is not to be found on the Western rivers a locality so favorably situated for building up immense industrial enterprises, and there is no doubt but in a few vears property will quadruple in value. Persons desirins to own propcrtv in this place will find this a most favorable time, and we hope to see the sale largely, attended. - -' " " figS, A Cincinnati paper notices the last solitary banquet of a "Inst man's'' club in that city. In the cholera season of I S3 2, seven gentlemen agreed to meet annually and dine once together as long as they lived, a bottle of wine to be sealed and drunk in mcmorium' by the last survivor.' "-The first re-union was held on the 6th October, '18 3 2, and on the Ctli October, 1858, Dr. Vatticr, sole survivor of the seven, drank from the bottle and pledged the six dead friends whose empty chairs and empty plates were his . only society at the last melancholy feast, . , ' -. .'- The San Francisco papers sny tLat the wool business in California t the present day is one ol' immense imj ortatce and its steady nnd rapid increase promises to place it ere long at the head of its articles of export. The Bulletin contends that California, in a few years, will produce wools equal to the finest Australian, so desirable in the European markets. It is supposed by persons competent to judfre, that the clip of the present year alone will reach a million and a quarter pounds. BS?" Mr. J. DeCordover, of Texas, has lieen telling the people of Manchester, EngfrA oSj yiiMr-tj-ru-ci f JHtt-titti c:r. 1 DC facts which he states are mostly familiar to the people of this country, excepting a statement in rcgnrd to the fly, which is so destructive to the cotton crop. This fly, he said, will always prevent the successful cultivation of cotton in India and Africa, whereas in Texas that insect is destroyed by the cold of the winter, which usually lasts about fifteen days. Why hb Killed Her. Michael Elk, who murdered his wife in Cincinnati, a few days ag? by plunging a knife into her bosom, gave as a reason for the bloody deed that she had the phthisic, and had kept him awake all night by her hard breathing, lie would, he said, kill anybody who disturbed his rest. " Michael must be blessed with an exceedingly sweet and amiable disposition. The Bocbboss. The Philadelphia Press says " the days of the Bourbons in politics is over in that State." The dynasty of party, and of Bourbon leaders, is overthrown, we trust, in all partsof the country. Br3L Isaac Kelly, of Cairo, has purchased the steamer Gov. Powell. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. City Or Aar taken for Flour and Bran, at UO cents, at Southern Mills. oct'25 IGLEHART KrtOTUEÄS. STJ.WMELIt, CJI.HPEJS'JOINEß, is now nreiared and al TER AND JOINER, is now ways ready to attend to nn thine portaiuing to either of lite alwvc branches. SjeciBl attention paid to the fitting up of store rooms ottic-s, or small jubof imiortance. . I am also ready to attend to putting np Shafting or Machinery of Mills', Factories or other necesaary work, belonging to that of & Millright, either in town or country. Perfect satisüiction or no charges made. Corner Third and Cherry streets. Evausville, Oct. 25, 1858-tiratl VUST RECEIVED.. A LOT OF SCUAR, NEW QJr crop, and 5 bbls turpentine, by oct 2:1 TEN NY Jt SOREENSON. kl'IRITS TURPENTINE. BBLS. IN I'ERfect order, for sale bv GILBERT k BOWLES, oct23 ' - Sycatnore street. c EMENT 75 BBLS FOR SALE LOW, BV GILBERT A BOWLES. octit CUVEVOR'S NOTICE. ALL PEÄS0NS OWS. Aj ing or interested in lands adjoining the following dnscrilied tracts, are notified that on Monday, the t-Mh day of November, the C'ouuty Surveyor of Vanderburgh county, vill proceed to run the lines and perpetuate tlie corner of the w. of the n. e. J.4. and t he 11. w. of tho a. e. 1-4 ; also four acres off the n. c. corner of the s. pert of the n. w. V, all in sec. 18 tow n. 7 range 11 w.,in the Viuceiines land district. HKXRV D. ALL1S. . oetAT-Itditw LEWIS HOWES. Ta pit's assorted, .'1 to 8 inch. . (HI dozen Mill Saws assorted, 10 to Iii inch, to dozen Flat Bastard assorted, 10 to ltt inch. 2-" dozen half round Bastard assorted, 5 to 16 . inch. 10 dozen ronnd Bustard assorted, 4 to 12 inch. At the new Hardware Store. Q't22 GEO. A. SONNTAG.' fW.1XJXT14'E,1'OWIE UK EJL bv given to the Tax Payers of Vanderburgh County, tlvat I have received from the Auditor of the County the Tax Duplicate for the current year, and will lie prepared to reiv-ive the Taxes assessed for the current year ( 1 85fS at my Office, from and after the 15th day oi October, l8. For tlie rate of Taxation for the current year, see small hand bills posted up through the Count v. ' THEODORE VENEMANN, rct22-liwd 1'rtwmrer of Una. Co. . ISSOLVTMO.y OP COPJUT.VERSI1IP. The firm of Watson, Newburv A Co., was dissolved Oct. 1st, 1858 Tho business will hereafter bo. carried en under the firm of Newbury A Clement, who are authorized to settle up the businuso ol the late firm. JONATHAN W'ATSON, K. NEWI!t .'Y, ' -'. J. II. "LEMENT, oct23 ' - CS. t'HEEN.

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rOLASSES. 50 WHOLE AM) HALF BBLS WlJttn sale luw by GILBERT 4 BOWLES. - ,L M Lf i : MKiaHANTS, j v MCi Stbkbt, SEW OBLEASS, LA. b. n. SHOBT. oct22-i;md K. S. HOWARD. rm " it. HE IWOAJS K Co. ha PE JL just received three barrels of fresh Havana dran-'' fall bttfbre thy are altxoUl, m4oTMCJ!. HJt'I-Vt SA' .V WW intrivst in our establishment to Mr. Samuel ickcry, -.tho nylo nud firm, will, iu l'utaru be. Vjckeby , & Buothe.Kii, in hope therefore with the aequi.-fltiun uf a new tjut experienced partuer, there ill 1 an increase uf trade to the home. -. Tluuik for iist favors. Kespectfuily, Ac., . J J. Vf. YICKERY & Co., . Vocf20 :''- ' Ko. 22 Main trret." Tt'ÄEJH B BOTHERS, lVOiKSALE ANT RETAIIi DKALKHS1N FAMILY GROCERIES, CLASS. NAILS. FLOUR, Gram, Seeds, Bacon, Lard, Tubs, Buckets, CliurtiR, aud Woodwar ßeuerallT, No. 82 Main street, Etansvilte, lud. Gueds delivered iu any . pa l"8 city free of chorge. , . ' oct'21 JA8. W. V1CKEBV......JOH! VlCKERV.'..ASl'l VfCI.ERT. M.9 v-AJfD' Commission Merchant, ' .NO. 2 SOCTIl WATE STEKKT, EVAXgVILLE. .. ort21-lr . . , . OME H O RI3oir TJIft S E i'iJS'B Also, In Young Turkies. ; - ' , Knwh Coin Meal. ' Young ChiekeHs.- , -r- , Young Hyson Ton. . .. ' Sweet Potatoes. Just received at . " , oct20 A. I; KEYXOLDS & Co. HJI VKK HOOKS JU'tt UiBIäES. A snlendid selection in Autinue. Morocco, aud Velvet lliudiugs ; also in fancy wood. Just received by DOHELL C'N VXf;TUN'. Mus IJL'Y ! Bl'Y ! The undersigned respectfully announces to the citizens of Evansville that he has upened a feed store on the corner of Water and Locuiit street, where he keeps constantly on hand a supply of all kinds of Feud which he will sell at the very lowest ea-fh prices and deliver te any part of tlie i-ilv free of charge. Please give him a call, ocffli , J. C. Dl'SOL'CHET. Prompt attention given to all orders. HI.VGIjEH ! AjPoplar Shingles. SJ.VAUS .' 100 Just received and for wile bv JOHN' E. ULOVEtt. " oct 20 rvoitEims IsJt U liC 8 HOOK FOR S November, at octl9 DO BEL X CONYNGTON'S. WJOlt M- BAY STATE, uow in good order. Also, ouu Yoke of Oxen. Enquire of JAMES OAKLEY SON, octlR-lwd No. fi, North First street. WBO CHESTER COOPER TOO iS JlO Jast roccived. and for sale at reduced prices by JACOB STRAUB, No. 4l Main street. oct!8-2wd QHITE'S COOPER TOOLS. Jnst arrived, an assortment of xtra Coojier Tools, at JACOB STUAUli S, octl8-2wd ' ' " No. 4P Main Street. EiiVLJiR Ell.VSl-JI.M.E J-V A. CAIRO PACKET, srr STEAMER CUBA,.giiÄ J. W. MILLS, Master, Leaves on Monday, the 18th, at 4 o'clock, and will make regular trijts every 5 days. octl'S "ei ijTJx:&jyii,L,E iJsTiiJiT "io. JtTlie Annual Election of President and Directors of the above named Company will take place at their oiluc, on the 20tb dav of this month, C. G. K FITS, President. Evansville, Octolier IS, ls.'.8-td mmoTicE TO COJTlt.ltTOttS. V W '11 he Board of Common Council of tlie City of Henderson, Ky., are prepared to revive proposals up to Monday, tlie 20th instant, for 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. octU-td e& HIP BPETER' S TOO AS . o Just received, an assortment of Caulking Chisels atiJ 3lallcts, Axes, Adzes, Ac, at JACOB STUAUB'S, octl8-2wd No. 4ti Main street. Ji-J undersigned willies to inform the puplic that he has opened a Meat Shop on the corner of Market aud Walnut streets, wiieio lie will constantly keep all kinds of Iresh meat, auil uiilJ 1. . -. .. I .., " IU THEOBALD EM WICH. TB W.I Hit lVfK FOR THE IiLI,l.VJl JS.M. inter trade, at very low priircs. Meat Cutters aud Stutters, H(n 5. Shovels and Tongs. Coal-hods and Shovel. Axes, Bloods, Collins & Co. W. A S. Butcher Ei les. Tnttlc's I'atont Cross Cut Saws. Rowland's, German & Co., taw-mill Saws. H.C. Booth's table cutlery, direct from Sheffield, England. Hargreave A Co.'s Pocket Cutlery. Walker's Horse Nails. Butcher Knives, Saws and Steels, now on hand and arriving. . . JACOB STRAUB, octll-'iw ' No. til Main Street. iIjy-E I,l.TBEH THE PEOPLE are just beginning to find out that Watson, Newbury A Co., can, und do, sell lumber cheaper then any otiier dealers in town; consequently, they go there and buy, and are so well satinhed that they go twice nnd three times over. Itow, as we calculate to stay here and sell boards, we say to all who are in want of plank, come and sec us, at the corner of Main and Eighth streets, and we will satisfv von, that what we say is true. WATSON, NEWBURt A Co. octll rtfe PEVIJirU OF 11 OJXWE TS, TJ -SMloods, Ribbons and Vlowers, on Friday morning, Octolier 8th, 18"S. Permit me to call jour attention to my stock of Spring Millinery Goods, which have been bought under favorable circumstances, and which for variety and novelty of style will, I trust, be found to surpass anvthing ever brought to this city. t'. B. BARKER, First street, between Maiu anil Locust, opposite the Past Office. oct(J g1IT TJX COLLECTORS JTOTICE. W-S The Tax Payers of the City of Evansville are hereby notified thnt I have this day received the Tax Duplicate of the City of Evansville, for the ye:ir ls.'iS. My ollice is on Third street, let ween Main and Sj-cainore, where I can be found every dav between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M., and 5 o'clock, P. 31. GEORGE WCLKLIN, Evansville, Oct. 6, lSö8-i!wd Citv Collector. GjV.YJiRJESr- ! 'o? IK bbls. Alum, I 10 ' Copperas, I 5 " Sulphur, 5 Yen. red. 2 " Gum Camphor, 2"S1 " Cream Tartar. ÄOtffiil Jute t inch rojie, ' t'ö " Manilla J4 inch do, 2ö " heuip halter rope, 26 " Manilla " " 2;uiox. Bedcords, jf 10 reels cotton inch do, GO baba No. 1, Cunneltoa Batting, 75 looses Star Candles, 7fl boxes Diamond Starch, r 20 bags Alspice, 5 Ccioons Carraccas Indigo, 25 bales Candle Wick, 25 bags I'epjier, 5 ' Clov A small lot of extra family flour. For sule low to close consignment, by ucts WHEELER RIGGS. AE H JhJ. U'ELR '.UITTROl.FF w SON (generally known a Bittrolfl's) at No. -18, Main street, have just received their new stock of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, superior Plated Ware, Sjiectacles, Ac., among which will lie found all the latest and most beautiful stylos iu the marker. Wo wish it distinctly understood that we warrant the quality of our Jewelry to lie as good as any made, and in stylo, beauty of finish, ami excellence of workmanship, it is not to be surjiasscd. We are selling at the lowest Eastern prices for cash. A full assortment of Clocks alwavson hand. octdAw2m vT. CHJLRLES SJLOOJS'. J irst street, opixisite the Post Office. Evansville. Indiana. The citizens of Evansville and the pub. lie generally are respectfully informed that this magnificent saloon (formerly Buck's Exchange) has vr?n niiui-ij o-imicu anu iurmsiicu in every department, and is now open for the season, where visitors can always have served up at tile shortest notice and iu the most superb style all the delicacies of the season, game of all kinds, Venison, Wild Duck, Turkey, Fish, Ac. Shell Oysters received daily.br express, as well as iu cans, will bo served in every style to suit the patrons of the St. Charles. Billiard players will find at this saloon a set of the finest marble top Billiard Tables -from the well kuown aud celebrated factory of J. M. Brunswick & Co. , , Suppers served tip at all hours, day or night. A splendid lunch will be icrved'up, in ihe most appropriate style, every morning at 10 o'clock. "18 J. G. HARRINGTON. jrijST GOT 'EM JäJSU UVJST TO 90 Sell quick, 10 barrels nice Green Andes ; finest

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A. D. KLYOLDS CO.

NEVf ADVERTISEMENTS.

TWMIF. BJPZST.J.V rVMEST BBJIJVM DX in tow n, at the lowest figure, ia at Decker . Kramer's. Hotel aud C'oifoe-lionse keeper., anif; all others that can appreciate good lienor and wish ' to bnv it ehean. in. ituautitirs to suit, call soit as it . goes off fast, (octll) DECK EH A KgAMKg. MM. ARRIVAL. t'- '20Turkirs. -" " ! 10 Pezcn Chickens. ! 4ii JJo7.ett Kggs. A. D. REYNOLD; i- CO. octG j vy it in i: n i Lnv.-'it s. 3 BEKTS, Brsiil Xuts, English Walnuts, Figs., . t'iff-r ! raisins, currants, rock candy.' ovsters, lobsters, j sardines, slum, epsoin salts, anlhar, roll brimstone, cpioras, madiler, extract of logwood, indigo, cfeaiu tartar," soda, bi-d-eofls, blacking, batting, Cloves, cefneut, cigars of all kinds, nutmegs, ginger of all kiul, glass jars, lanterns and flasks, lemon syrup, mustard, matches, pepiwrsanee, Spanish moss, stoue pipes, powdr,safity fuieT tolsiceo tf all kinds, fum y oap., starch, vinegar, cordage, letter, note, rap and writing paper, teas, flour, camIhor, envelope, suit peter, etc-, etc., etc. ' -' ' ' A supdIv of the above kept -roHstantlv on hand, ;und for salojojr, by - GlLBEltT 1W1WLES, -. Jf KJLTUEH 1.VII SH OEIJ'ii -LsflSJ8. J. 'I.E511NU has now on hand a large and complete assortment of Leather aud Shoe Findings, to -which- the attention of shoemakers and other in want of Leather is invited, which wil be sold at as low price for cah as ran be obtained in any city west of the wonii tains. Call at No. 7, Jlain street, and jnde for vonrselvef. LEATHER BELTING. ! Seymour's machine stretched Leather Bi'lting. A full sujply at the manufacturer's rwh price. ' oct3-30td - - J. FLEMINO. , rjSMJ.i TK.i ! TJiJ!!: CUOMVE '. JL selection of Green and llku-k tens just opened aud for sale by J. W. VJCK.EUY i Cll rwi ü'lRiiFETHÖts.tjns vhsj-'ök JL SALE. The undersigned has 12,tHKl -s.-cond hand Sacks for S-.ile. They are suitable for Wheat or fiats. Enquire at the Citv Mills, ctä ' GEORGE WOLFTN, Agent. rp1 HE Oi.lt M10J'EEB, SCANTLIN, THOMJS Is just receiving by Steamboats and Rjulroad, a large and completo assortment of Cooking & Heating Stoves, of the very latest Fall style nnd pattern, which I can sell nt lower prices than the great panic times of 1857. And I am fixed to do House Roofing, Guttering, Copper and Sheet Iron Work, and all other Job Work in my line, with great care and dispatch, which I warrant to lie equal, if not superior, to most work done iu this citv. Call on the Pioneer. oct THOMAS SCANTM.V J.0Ö U S-- JS'EU fto bush, choice Apples, öfioltis. S. 1.4 ir caret dried B -cf, 51 dozen aMrt-d Brooms, 50 burh. Sweet Potatoes, 10 do Crab Apples, öoOQuigley's Hams, 1,(XHJ His, Üacou Sid, 5 bbls. No. 1 extra Mackerel, 5 " No. 2 Miw kerel, 40 laixes extra Herring, 20 kits nwortiil ilackend, ÖUO lbs. extra large Cudtivh. 1,'wiveil and for sale by iM tll 7.. H. COOK A S11N. OR SJLE JT Ji B.lKVJI-, .1 House and Ltd in N. E. Enlargement ol tlie city of Evansville. Enipiire at the R. K. A I.OItiec, No. 1, North Third street, Evansville. ortl C. C. COLLI XS. W9EJI THIS J I.I. WHO JRE .IFJLh, FLUTED. DR. GRAVES' FAMILY. MEDICINES. We do not desire t interfere with the professional ethics of our medical schools, nor do we possess any skill in nliariiiaieiitics. but Dr. Graves has opened to our inspection a mass of letters from Iiis agents aud most riv table druggi-ds in all parts of the country, which commend his family medicines in the highest terms. They meet with a very extended sale, which of itself is an excellent recommendation. We always fool reluctant to make any endorsement of medicines, but there are so many localities where no regular practitioners are within reach, and so maiir diseases, wlus.li reauire nrpinil.Bmc,rDr. Graves, roniiurMiled as they are for efficiency, would 1 rove almost invaluable. In all cases of sickness, our first advice is to call the aid of a physician, but, if that is impracticable, it seems to us that Dr. Graves oners remedial agents in ague, cholera morbus, Ac, which may be safely used, as he gives assurance that 110 deleterious couiKiunils arc used in their prciaratinn. Lonitrille Jnuruul. Dr. Graves' anti-Kever and Ague, atitr-Bilinus, Purifying, and Cathartic Pills 11 re iiialuable to those afflicted with any of these complaints. His American Liniment is gaining a high reputation for healing all kinds of ailments, both of man and Wast; aud parsnts should reniemlier that his "Golden Vermifuge," is a certain remedy for expelling worms from the system. For sale by Wholesale Druggists generally. Hai.i.ock A Stoddard, Kki.leu A Wihlf, Wjf. Bikhcowek, and Lr.ECU A Caksiett, Agents at Evansville, Indiana. oct2-3md WIST RECEU'EII. li'ESTERJSUr reserved Chese, Canvassed Hams, S. C. Soda, German Soaps, Shaker Brooms, Fine Sweet Tobaei for sale l,y seit2!l A lid just n-ccived and A. 1). REYNOLDS A Co. gi O fTE R ,yh E.S'T LJjrlt SMH.t llTTplots of over LtjUOO acres ef land in Southern M issouri, subject to entry at 12J4 cents per acre. Call and examine them at tlie R. E. A I. Office, No. 1, North Third street, Evansville. octl C. C. COLLINS. &J uMui'.yi.nEits.njpiEHEEj' 3 appointed Agent for Dole, Silver A Felch's patent Saw Gümmer, which has taken Ihe premium. at tue -ucciianicai atrs 01 almost every Mate ill the Union, and pronounced superior to anything made fur gumming upright and circular saws. . An assort mcnt always on hand. . KcpKSO " GEO. S. SONTAGG. iniREsu corJ meZIZ7ö1Tvsh. M- just received at spt:) A. D. REYNOLDS A Co's. mm o T sell ijif öffjt cost m W 3et, but selling off at an advance on cwt, chickens, eggs, butter, cheese, codfish, flour, bacon, lard, coffee, sugar, rice, mackerel, pepper, spice, nutmegs, cloves, ginger, with a vari'dy of other articU's .oo numerous to mention. Call and examine or yourselves, at No: U2 Main street. S. W. YICKERY A CO. 27" OO K HEREBE.1II THIS. JZ-Jl you want to get good Hav. If you want to get good Corn, If you want to ge? good Oats, If you want to got good Bran, If you want to get good Crashed Feed, It you want to get good Chicken Feed, If yon want to get good Corn Meal, 1 1 0 want -to get good Timothy Seed, If yon want to get irond Grass Seeds of any and every kiud, call at RUSTOVS Feed and Seed Store, under the Telegraph Office, where yon can be accommodated as cheap as the cheapest, and as good as tho best, delivered in any part of the city free of draynge. Recollect, at RLSION'S, on Waterstreet. Just received, my first shipment by Canal, 100 tons of nrtd-ratu nw Timothy Hay, and for nie cheap. sept28 R. S. K. gjlOOIl J-'ISUr- 0O LBS. .YA'If'rW 100 boxes fine Crackers, 150 coils Manilla Roie, 2,500 Seamless Bags, 2 and 2V lusho. Received and fur sale by sep27 PRESTON BROS. 'jrRE SH CEhjR H IRlf, Kc, &e. HO -Ä dozen Cedar Pails, wnitc, red aud striped, brass bound, 10 nests Cedar Keelers, plain and striped, brass bound, 5 dozen covered Cedar Cans, brass bound, 3 sizes, 5 Cedar Churns, brass bound, 5 " plain white Cedar Pails, iron bound, 2 and 3 hoow, 5 " stout iron bound Stahle Pails, 5 " Steamlaiat 1'ails, stout iron bound, 20 nests stout Cedar Tubs, iron bound, 4 and 11 in each nest, o dozen largest Horse Buckets, 10 " common iron tiouud Bin-Vets, This day received, aud now opening iu the finest condition, at the new Wooden Ware store of sopt24 J. B. RUSSELL, 272 Main sf. Wt Seventh and Eighth, Louisvtlic.Ky. SW.SELL H UCH E TS. -20 HO ZEJY 9 W Varnished Well Buckel, stout ad weil

made in all resp-cts. The quality aud price are such as cannot fail to snit the trade. sepfil J. B. BUSSELL, 372 Main St., Wt. Seventh and Eighth, Louisville.lfy. Oitfl HVSH. CHOICE 'ESHJ.y. ÄeJlJlCK'S Potatoes. 15 dozen Chickens, , . 100 " Eggs, 20 bbls. extra Flour, , 50 sacks " " ;:u tons loan. j!t received and for sale by . scpt25 . - Z. 11. COOK & SON. k

" MISCELLANEOUS. jmTTJt HEltEI, JJ'I WIMITJ-: tlUH. "WfM. 00 barrels aud half barreU. ; Picked Mum 25 hales, ? ; Kelincd Snpirs CO barrels Crashed, Powdered, and Kenned White. J"orale by K ep!28 v GILBEST k BOWLES.

ItOfiRS Off tiOOlt TEJ. sniierior ariicle of Young Hyson. Just re ceived arid for role by A. D. KE1NOLDS & Co. sept-27 lK I1 CROWX, fBEJS'CH DVEU ASD ÖCOCRER. Corner of Vine and First streets, - - tVAXSVILLE, INDIANA I onld respecttully inform the ladles anil gentlej men of this city and vicinity, that he ha opened a DYEIN, CLEANING AND REP AISING ESTABLISHMENT, . ' Where he will clean and dye ail kinds of Silk and j Woollun Goods;- Will remove grease, paints, &c, i without the slightest injury to the goods. . ! All work done at tliis estalHishineut will he war- ' ranted to give entire satisfaction. seit23-Cm TtEJSr-lOO H.ILf CHESTS JiJVJt Boxes, all kinds. Just received at ' - .. "gilbekt a Bowles, , sept23 ' Sycamore street. TmmJtii üotTHE&8 jssöbteB Ww sizes. . - TIMOTHY PEED, ' ' 100 bush, prime new. For sale by " aept23 ORR, DAZELL Jt Co. BZBMCE. 10 TJEBCES eBMME. VOR sale, low, by, sept23 . GILBERT 4 BOWLES. Eli tOHllS 100 PJCMtJGES Cotton, Hemp, anil Manilla, in dozens or on reels. Just received and for sale by ' e.-.pt23 GILBERT A BOWLES. : ffJVnMGOr-FOVK CEROOJS'S, HE ST ffuiialitv. For sale br sept23 ' , GILBERT A BOWLES. g1RESCEJF C1TVF jt-J.V.V JJS'II lCFlonrlng Mill, Sash, Door and Blind Manufactory ", Window and Door Frames ; Base Casings and Mouldings of 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 above establishment with new machinery, and are now in operation and ready to execute all manner of work iu their Hue on short notice, and in as good style an auy similar establishment in this part of the country, and on reasonable term. Orders from abroad solicited, which will be- promptly filled and carefully put np and shiiied. Orders from builders, carpenters, and lumber merchants, promptly attended to. Our establishment is on the Canal Basin and City Wharf, convenient to the river and Railroad Depot, aud the business parts of the city. DYSON A WADE. sept2fl-2md Enquirer aud Volksbotc eopy. OOSIER VEGETABLES 18 dozen Chickens. f 24 Eggs, 10 bush. Sweet and Irish Potatoes, Also, Hamburgh Cheese s. pt 21 A. D. REYNOLDS A Co. nroBJicco 100 boxes Jt.vit JSL caddies, of pound, half pounds, öa. Twists, Ac, nicilium tu very fine Virgiuio. Cigars A largo ami full assortment of favor: ft brands. For sale low by sep'.lS GILBERT A BOWLES. (f ANOTHER .VEIt- FEE 11 STORE. VJL The sultscriWr has opened a new feed store, in the Shanklin building, nt the corner of Water and Locust streets, where he will keep a full supply ot all kinds of the Wst feed, which he w ill sell at the very lowest market prices. He has t,u hand corn, hav, oats, meal, bran and sbipstnft, Ac, Ac. sVpt2 J C. DESOUCIIET. mmoTICE OF i.VfiO,IVJ.Wl'r-.fT W V the September term of the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh County, the estate of And. M.Gerard, deceased, was declared probably insolvent. Creditors are therefore notified that the same will I. settled accordingly, SUSAN HAWKINS, septlS Administratrix. io,ooOi LBS. PRIME LF.I1 Lard. bush. Irish Potatoes. . 2" Sw.-et " 25 " Choice Onions. 10,urKl Pis. Onigley's Hams. . ;!.si Bacon Sides. 1.0(10 " Shoulders. Ctt Bacou Pork. Ri isins, Currants and Citron. 15.0O0 f,ft Patent Safety ruse. Iloceivud per A C. R. 1!., by seplX Z. II. COOK A SON mi'TS. 30 BARBELS J! LU OJS'lt S, Brazil Nuts, tillbcris and English Walnuts. For 8ahi by GILBERT A BOW I. ES, cyt23 Sycamore street, near Water W9RIJVTS.ÜO HALES ASt ORTEli, JL 1; latest style. DELAINES. 1 Cares assorted Manchester, Hamilton and Pact Re, rich handsome patterns. 250 Bales Brown Sheetings and Shirtings. - FLANNiyjSj 'LININGS, 6 Cases assorted laree and small Plaid. CANTON FLANNELS, Cases Brow n aud Bleached. . . . - 1 ' fancv, for linings. CHECKS AND STRIPES, 8 Cases and Hahrs assorted. BOOTS AND SHOES, f 300 Cases assorted. HATS AND CAPS, :si Cases. Jnst received and for sole at reduced prices, by septl81 KEENE A PRESTON. MI,S.-400 KEGS, ALL SIZES. m W Cotton Batting 125 bales No. 1 aud 2. Herring KKI Boxes in fine order. Carpet Chain öo Bugs. For sale bv sept 18 GILBRRT A BOWLES. imwEU It Hl- GOOIIS STORE-. JW WM. M. DUNCAN, No. ö Waterstreet. next door to Uooert Harnes, baa now on sale the largest most varied and select stock of Pall & Winter Drv Goods At prices competing with any market iu the coun try, viz : Prints of all popular brands; Black and Fancy Silk Dress Goods ; French Merinos, Cashmeres and Delaines; Irish Poplins, Valencias and Alpacas; Cassimeres, Satinets, and Veilings; Tweeds, Jeans, Linseys and Flannels; Brown and Bleached Muslins, Tickings, Ac. ; Bed, Crib and Saddle Blankets; iirocne, 001 ana -Hantle Miawls ; V hito Goods, Laces, and Embroideries; Irish Linens, Table Draperies and Napkins ; Hosiery, Gloves, Shirts and urawcrs; uandKerclucIs, Cravats, Ties aud Scarfs Also, a large stocK or BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, comprising an mat is ncn in material, new in style and design, supplying a deficieucy heretofore complained 01 in tins market. septl5-3m jfii 1 1, s .r.v PAINTS XSO KEGS TWhi lute la-ad. 5 Casks Vermillion Red. 10 Bbls. Linseed Oil. 10 " Spirits Turpcutiue. In store and for sale i.y sept!7 PRESTON BROS. jTIOFFEE AJ-JI SI (JAR 250 HAGS tiiioionee. 611 Hhds. Sngirr. 000 bis Crushed, Powdered, and Granulated ugars. in store aud for sale bv "'ptHl PRESTON BROS. rwio LOVERS OP GO OH ER VIT. Jm. i oeg leave to announce to the public, that I have a large and well selected stock of fruit trees, umi ic ui a line size lor re-setting tins season. .ny nursery is one mile East of the city, en the Aewunrg road. .Residence in Elliott's enlargement, üra. - PHILLIP HOFFMAN. HR1ES.X5 BAGS JAVA COP. A3 FEE. 11)0 Boxes Figs. 5 Casks Zantee Currants. I Cask rruncs. - 10 Churns Sultana Raisins, t Caws Citron. 50 Bags Timento. 2i Matts Cassia. 250 kegs Bi Carb. Soda. 40 Boxes W. R. Cheese. 40 " Virginia Toliacco. 25 Half Chests Teas. Just received anil for sale I.y septl7 PRESTON BROS. TJ VST BE CEIVEilA T THEjiE U 9P HARDWARE STORE.one door Wlow the Bank. 12 extra Cast Steel Mill Saws, ea. 7, 7, 8 feet. 12 Rowland's " " " " 7,7V, 8 " 12 " Cross Cut " " ' '" " 12 English " " " " " " 25 doz. Spear A Jackson's Hand, Pauuel and Rin Saws. ' 25 dor. Cast Steel Wood Saws. -4 " " Circular Saws, from 8 to 20 in. septl5 GEORGE S. SONNTAG. iT.V CVTLEB JL' 1 IU Setts fine Ivory Table Knives and Forks. 10 " " " " ouly. 12 p.ur " " Carvers. 5l do. Wostenholm's Pocket Knives. 25 " Joseph Rogers' Scissors. "'IdlS GEORGE S. SONNTAG -.7FsTwy'-urE is BBLS. FLAJYi. iJLiAllo.v, -Sugar Il.nw, and lieboiled Mo-

asst. iu siore ana t or sale by '17 PRESTON BROS. Jm1 OOÜElJWAliElrORE', mJ V LOUISVILLE, K Y. The subscriWr has established a new Wooden and Willow Waj-o Store, fictile sale of Buckets, Tubs, Churns. Brooms, Baskets, Matches, Wooden Bowls, Cotton Batting, Wrapping Paper,Ch)thes Pins, Wash boards, Ac, at Wliolesale 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 goods are kept, and no particular attention is paid to this branch of busiuess. My arrangements with manufacturers are such, that "l can supply everything in my lino as low as thev can W purchased In Cincinnati. JOHN B. BUSSELL. eptlj-3ui 372 Maiu treet, between 'th and 8th.

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IBB JJVJU .MJI.V 1JS&V BANCE BY HOME COMPANIES. I Th undersigned ha-ins been auoointed A front tor EvanflviHe and iriuitT', of the INDfAHAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. 8. F. COVINGTON, Sec y. T. A. ilOKKIS, I'fes't AND THE RISING SUN INSURANCE C0B. J. HATHAWAY, Sec'y. 8. HATHAWAY, Pres't are pn'iaretl to underwrite upon tlie letter class" of Fire and Marine Risks, nt as lcW rates of pro mium aa are conststeut witn permanency aud re iability. These Companies confine their bnsitieweelusivn ly to the State of Indiana. ' - . s - JfcJJ All losses apeediiy adjusted and -promptij paid without any abatement or- diminution what ever. References: Every man, without exception, who has sustained loss in- either Company, a list ot whom all citizens of our own State may be seen at our office. - A. D. REYNOLDS & CO. Evansville, July 8, 1.306-ly j HO VF. LS, SPÄH ES, FORKS. 25 doz. Guam Shovels, assorted sizes.1 - - 20 D. Handle Shovels. ' " ' " 10 Long " -- ; -'. ' 20 Cast Steel Spades. .: - 20 " Mauure Fol ks, septlj GEORGE 8. SONNTAG." mmhur ARRIVAL. THE CITIW w ZENS of Evansville aud surrounding country are herebr respectfully informed that Tr , JAMES OAKLEY & SON Have Just received a new Stock of s . , Fall and Winter Goods, consisting ia part of Black and Fancy Silk side strijieil do. ; CafhtneTes, Meriudcs.Delaines, D,' Wge Prints, bleached and brown Muslins ; Drills fc'rib and Bed Blankets; 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 quartur ' . , Slieetings, . . Clothes, Casimeres, Vesiing Silk and Merino Shirts, and Drawers; Cotton . Linen Slieetings; llauuels, all colors; Drocbeand Wool Shawls (new patems) ; Cheneal Scarfc. Carjiets (new esirn) ; - . BRUSSELS AND VELVET RUGS, ' flotir Oil Clothes ; Stair Bods ; Cornices ; Curtar Pins; Damask for Curtains: Table Damasks ; Towels. Napkins; Marseilles and Crib Quilts ; Tabic Cover?,Ac, Ac. Our stock at present is uuusually desirable iu the leading kinds and. styles of 23 r e !5s G-oodLs! which we offer as low as any house iu our city. Ne.0, North First street, Foster Block. Evansville, Sept. 11-lm RESH IVO O BI1JS M "Ali E. 4 O doz. Painted Buckets, assorted colors. 100 dox. Fancy do, half size. 100 " Cedar do, brass and iron bound. ' 50 " Toy do, bright fancy colors. 100 nests Tubs, painted Cedar aud Pine. 50 doz. Chums, red and white Cedar aud striye'l. 1,000 gross Matches, round box, water proof and common. 100 doz. Shaker Brooms. 200 " imitation, fancy aud common do. 100 boxes Clothes Tins. 200 bales Cotton Batting, Stearns A Foster's extra No. 1, the best in market. For sale, at wholesale only, at Cincinnati prices. septlö-3m J. B. RUSSELL, 372 Main street, I.ouisvile, Ky. io THE LA III ES. A SPLEJIH1 assortment of infant and hoy's Huts and Caps, latest stvles, just received at VAUTIER A JIARCONNIER'S, sept22 . . - 30 Main street. jjtLDiSGMATERIA L. 500 JL9 Kegs Nails, all sizes. 10,(HJ Lights Sash all siaos. 200 Doors, usual sizes. 40O Boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes. r 200 Kegs White Lead. 5 Bbls. Linseed Oil. 3 Bbls. Putty in bladdser. Also, White Lime, Grey I, imo. Plaster Paris, White Sand, Hydraulic Cement, in any quantity dosired bv purchasers. For sale at reduced rates by sept 15 GEORGE FOSTER A Co. JOOR SiilRTS, GTtTOli. LOOM1 s, JSL FASHIONABLE SHIRT MANUFACTURER and deater in Gentlemen's FANCY FURNISHING GOODS, No. 87 Main street, (OPPOSITK THE COt'RT 11 or BE,) EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. N. B. Shirts made to order, by measurement, and warranted a fit. . aug20-ly WpOCKPORRT ACAIIEMV. V-JKS-TICE to contractors. Sealed proposals will W received until Oct. 20, to buiid Rock port Academy, which will-embrace Two buildings, one 50x70, three stories high, and one (College Hall) 5O-X80, une storv. Proposals to build " College Hall," Frame or Brick. The other buildings tobe Brick positively, rian? and specifications can lie seen from and after 15th SeptemWr.at Br. O. Morgans, Rorkport, and at A. D. Reynolds A Co's , Evhnsville Our payments will be prouipt, aud security will D required for promptness aud faithfulness in couU(K.v . t, v IWin-ct.Kr'? . J. C. VEATC1I. Rockport, Sept !, 1858. Septl4.(jr ALL STVLE IIRESS HATS. Comiirisiue all the latest American aud French fashious. Our fall style Dress Hat ia unsurpassed for symctricul proportions, and is equal, if not superior in durability and Wauty, to any ever made. Our conformator enables us to warrant a perfect and comfortable fit to the w-arer, no matter how irrcgidar his head may be. Now is the time, gentlemen, to leave your orders. VAUTIER A MARC0NNIER, wptll - 3i Main street.. AXHOICE MACOJS' AJS'MI BEEF. HLy 2 Casks Wises' Sugar Cured Hams. 1 " Ojiiglcy's " " " 1 " Jacob's " - " Beef. For sale, low, by - scptlO IIORNBROOK A Co. JPY1 ARRIVAL. JAVA COF. Tolu:co. Potatoes. Fresh Butter. wptlH A. P. REYNOLDS A C. JjIREJS'CU CA.V'ESA SMALL LOT lor sale verv cheap nt "VAUTIER A MARC0NN1ER, opt 11 3 Main strtH t. mmOTICE OF l.VSOLVE.VCV.AT W W ihe Si-ptemWr term, 1858, of the Court of Common Please of Vanderburgh County, the estate o Thos. Menden, deceased was duclared prolmblv insolvent. Creditors are. therefore, notstied that the same will be settled accordingly. EDWARD BUETIS. W. ACH ESO N. WO. 1 COTTOjy BATTIJ-Gr-lOO Bales just received, which was houeht fi cash, for sule cheap, at SAM EMBRICH'S, spt0 49 Main street.' EM'OA IC .Y-EWTOJr'S OH WW COLORS, in patent collapsible Tubes. Arrungemcnts have been effected with Messrs. Wiusot A Newton, for a constant aud full supply of tiivir celebrated Oil Colors. For brilliancy, durability and entire reliability they are unrivaled. The firs class medal was awarded them at the World's Fair London. CHARLES BABCOCK, 8 Main street. IA.VOS FOB S.1I.E. CHRIST tJJ DECKER, Wheolrinht- on Third street, near the Court House, has Three verv annnrior. nYh.tim. ed, and highly fiuished Pianos, built in this city by a German builder, who has worked in some of the tiest shops of Eutoie, which lis offers for sale low. He has liad these Instruments built to enrouraere a stranger to establish himself here, and introduce a new and important branch of manufacturing. The Piano are warranted for tiirf.e vears. and will he kept in tune for one year, gratis. If the Instruments fail in any particular, the builder will bo hero t nrfcc Ins work good. He does not hesitate to say the Instruments he offers are fnllv ,niii 1.. any that can W brought here, and if our citizens will hut try them, their superiority will overcome all prejudices against home productions.- Those smug 10 pun nase, ami uiose who desire tesoe what can be done in our own citv. are invited in call and examine them, fsentfil C. DECKER. POEM, H V WILL. ALLE.y: W W BUTLER, Author of Nothing Wear. Two. milium, at DoBELL & ONYNGTON'S. septs THE SCHOLARS OF OCR SCHOOLS. DOBELL A viONTNGTON have a large gtock of alll the . . ' acnooi Ts -- 1stused in the Schools. They thank their youug friends lorpast Buppon, aua trust to sec thorn again this season. septl TBgALTRi-S FRESH OVSTEBSSSrSS K I IIT7 I I U l f,r,l.,u..lA netaii confectionary on rirst street, t C two doors irom the Post Office, has again been appointed sole agent for . Maltby's Baltimore Oystexs. In the City of Evansville, aud he will roeeiv. daily,. supplies by Express, directly from the Papier, in. ifctitimore. Ale is pi-eistretl to oner tue voe-such inducements for the edtire season as have never been offered in this market heretofore. A constant dailv supply always on hand, so that dealers and families can obtain at any time during the season thoso choice Oysters, in cans and half cans and in the shell, warranted fresh and sweet, and very sujierior in flavor and quality- Terms, uosU.. Aud'none bus bankable money received. - An KURTZ. septa-oni Soli; Agent for Evansville. fOR S.1LE, AJ JMPO VEH FARM I ofdiKl acres, within eiirht miles of the city. Enquire at the R. E. A I. Office. No. I. North Third street, Evansville. octl C. C. COLLINS. Fi y - w. . ww v a M v mat M J . . - . House and Lot on Fifth street, at a bargain. MM D k .a rr. WW u.uo lmf'IT Enquire at the 11. E. A I. Office, No. J, North Third 6trl. vauiit. . -'

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