Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 72, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 November 1858 — Page 2

i EVANSVILLE, IND. . MONDAY MOBSINQ..V I NOVEMBER 1 The President and the Pacific Rail. ......- v.:. Read ;, : A correspondent of the St. Louis Republican, from Washington, reports from a most

reliable source, that Mr. Buchanan is about T , I i taaiSg strong grounds, on , the subject of a Pacific railroad, and will ursre. in his annual Pacific railroad, and will ursre. in his annual

message, the immediate passage of a bill, including a plan of construction, which he ' will furnish Congress. The fact that the

'' English are about building a Pacific road to their immense gold fields, and to their splendid harbors in the Gulf of Georgia, seein to have had a happy effect in arousing to the importance of action our federal authorities ! for the President has been fully assured, that should the English road be the first one constructed, it will secure for all time to come the trade of the Pacific. To the Gulf of Georgia will all the whalers repair for supplies, and there too will go the rich trade of the Indies and China, just opened by- treaty stipulations, with this, heretofore, locked-up 'empire. A number of the Western Repre- ', sentatives including General Joe Lane, of ' "Oregon and Governor Stephens, of Washington Territory, have called on Mr. Buchanan in connection with the Pacific Railroad enterprise, and have urged that he should occupy no equivocal position, but ' throw the weight of the whole influence of his administration in favor ofthe passage of & railroad bill this winter. As I before stated, I have it from a reliable source, that ' Mr. Buchanan will do all in his power to secure prompt action on this important question.

8 The Russian Railway from St. Petersburg to Moscow was constructed under a contract for .a certain sum per mile and the rolling stock was furnished upon a like basis. The road lias been reported and paid for as over 400 miles in length. By recent astronomical observations, the distance between the two cities was found to . be siity miles less than the . reported length ', of the railroad, though the road runs al- ' most in a direct line. On examination it was found that the government had paid for about one-seventh more than the ' road -actually measured. The poles erected along the line to denote the distances have been eytematically fixed in the w-rong places, so as to mislead both the government and the public. . - The Emperor was in the most violent ' state of excitement on learning the abovo and gave' immediate orders for the strictest investigation into the facts of tho case, with the view to inflict the mo3t summary pun ishment on the parties implicated in this ne- ' farious transaction ; but as so many persons ' of the highest rank i and importance are compromised in the affair, it is cot likely that the-investigation will be continued, ' but on the contrary the matter will be - hushed up to prevent the public scandal ' and the real delinquents being exposed and made to suffer the penalty they so richly de serve, .for the share they have taken in this atrocious fraud. This road was built under the superin tendency, and by contract, principally, with Americans, and this affair is denounced as a Yankee trick. , Great numbers of the leaders ot the old whig party in Massachusetts, are acting in opposition to the present organization of the Republican party in that State. The "editor of the Charleston (S. C.) Courier, ' giving an account of a recent visit to Boston, says, "I strongly hope and verily believe that Winthrop, Everett, the Curtises, Ililliard, and numerous others, will incline . in the same direction, and at least be with, if ' not of the democracy, in the approaching State elections. Indeed, on my telling Mr. Everett of the happy coincidence I had found between my host and myself, in that we were both old line whigs turned democrats, . and expressing the hope that our example would be numerously followed, he pleasantly remarked, ' Well, I have taken the first step myself in that direction, a3 I addressed the Democratic Club of Young Men on the 4th of July. ' Conflict of Jurisdiction. , The State Court of Ohio, and the United . States District Court for the same State, have been entertaining conflicting suits for the control and disposition of the assets of the Ohio Life and Trust Company. Both have granted injunctions and made orders for the appointment of Receivers to take possession of the property which has brought the two Courts in direct conflict. Judge Gholson, of the State Court, has de- , liTcred an elaborate opinion sustaining hi3 -Jurisdiction, and Judge Leavitt of the United States District Court, who i3 sustained by the opinion of Chief Justice McLean, de fends the rights of the Federal Courts in the proceedings. ,' The State officers have antic ipated the United States Marshal and got 'the property in their possession; and with this advantage of "nine points in the Law," will probably hold it. "' The President and the Nicaragua Qces,,TioN. It is said that Mr.' Buchanan is daily 'engaged at the State Department with Gen. .Cass, on, the Mexican and Central American affairs, which will figure largely in his annual message to Congress. He is much exercised because of the presence and movc'ments of the British fleet in Nicaragua, and regards it as ä breach of faith on the part of 'jtheJkitisit.Govornmeut. He will denounce fully and in ' unmistakable terms all foreign -intervention. J6 Cyrus L. Dunham has been appoint ed by Governor Willard Secretary of State, lit place of Daniel McClure, appointed pay master in the army. The New Albany Led ger says 'MrC Dunham has filed his bond and will enter immediately npon the discharge j ,of h'l duty.' . i

The Speakership. The State Journal, copying our nomination of jfr7Blythe for the Speakership of the Ilouse, adds: : Mr. Blythe and Mr. Edwards are not unlikely to concentrate a large portion of the preferences of the Legislature for ihe office

in question, hither would mafee asgoodan officer as ever presided in the Ilouse, and : both are widely known, not only for ability but for the rarer quality of undoubted intgritvv . Mr. Edwards, at leasV has aad no lit - 4 - tle experience a3 a presiding officer, and tho'. he hnü not teen in the Leril;itur it has boon he haS not been in the Legislature, it has been of a kimi. that cannot, but nave given him valuable instruction in such duties as those suggested for him. He .is, moreover, . pos sessed ot that most important ot all qualities for a presiding officer equanimity. It is hard "to move him to wrath," or' to harsh language. Under his direction business would not be suffered to languish, or debates to grow into quarrels. Either he or Mr. BJyfhe would be an excellent choice for our next. Speaker. Mf. Davis, we are informed, does not desire the place. Morphy, the great American chess player, has triumphed over his opponent, Harrwitz, and has been declared the winner, and ail the bets hare been paid. They were to have played uutil one or the other had won seven games; but when thej-stood Morphy five and Harrwitz two, the latter gave it up, laying tUs blame of his defeat npon his ill-health; but the fact is, Morphy is by fur the bast player. When the determination of the match was announced at the Cafe de la Regence, the rendezvous of the chess players here, the Americans assembled there were quite uproarious in their exultation, while the Germans and the Prussians who had bet upon Ilarrwitz, immediately suffered a terrible elongation of countenance. ., BQ? A convention of all tho officers of the leading telepraph lines in the country, representing a capital of five or six millions and about 40,000 miles of telearraph wire. was held in Xew York, last wek, to' regu late their prices and the mode of doing business. Among the prominent subjects discussed, was that of a line to California. It was resolves that speedy measures should be taken for building a line across the con tinent. The principal objects of the meeting appears to have been to combine to fix uniform rate, of charges andjuiake theirown regulations for doing business. The business is now in a few hands and already too much of a monopoly. The inmates of a boarding house in St. Louis, consisting of eighteen persons, were ail taken violently ill after eating dinner on Thursday last. A physician was called who declared the household to have been poisoned, and on investigation it was found that arsenic had been mixed with' the salt us&J for cooking, in the kitchen. AYho was the perpetrator of the foul deed, ind what were his motives have uot been discovered. ' S-'Sf.In a recent trial of importance before the Supreme Court in Boston, in regard to the lines and parly walls of two adjoining estates, photograph views of the buildings and party walls were introduced as testimony to show the position and condition of the buildings. No description in words or plan by a iiirveyor, could have afforded so satisfactory information as to all tho de tails of the wall, as these photographic pictures gave with most reliable accuracy. It is reported from Washington that Mr. Buchanan adheres to his former test of democracy, and will insist that the condi tions of the English bill shall be strictly adhered to. Toombs and other Southern dictators, threaten a bitter warfare in case of the least hesita.ion upon this point; and it is probable they may bolt anyhow, after the example of Douglas. Mr. Buchanan is de termine! to retain the Southern influence at all hazards. There are warm times ah ead. tflS" Mr. Douglas did not, as we are in formed, make his appearance at Carmi on Friday, and those who went over to hear hiin, returned without being able to lenrn anything of his whereabouts. Some dissatis faction as well as disappointment was created by his non-appearance, which may in jure him in the election on Tuesday in Wa bash and White countie3. Some of his friends charge that the appointment was made without authority, by his enemies, to prejudice him with the people of that sec tion. A Terrible Tragedy. The Lafayette papers relate a terrible tragedy that occurred in the Bartholomew Circuit " Court, at Columbus, in this State, on Wednesday last. In the trial of a suit brought by a firm in Madison, Messrs. Shrewsbury & Price, pork operators, against a man named Newherter, on a contract for poik, a verdict was rendered against Newherter, who, on hearing it read,- drew a pistol, in open Court, and shot himself through the heart, and died instantly. Washisgtos News. Tt is curreutly rumored in Washington that Gov. Floyd will resign the War Department for a foreign mission, and will be succeeded by Attorney General Black. - Judge Holt, the present Commissioner of Patents, it is said, is to succeed Judge Black. Mr. Dallas has written to the President that he will return home in the spring, and Mr. Clay has been recalled howe from Pern. The resignation of Gov. Floyd is contradicted. fcS" The two female pedestrians who undertook to walk a match for $100, at Montgomery Hull, . New York, after being on their feet from Wednesday noon till 3 o'clock on Saturday morning, having w;ilked sixty-three hours . without sleep or rest gave in, and agreed to call it a draw game. Large crowds of men were attracted to see them, during the performance, all of whom paid a quarter entrance fee, and out of these receipts the ladies found, it is presumed, compensation for their fatigue and lo-n of skrp. . .'

Aboriginal Legislature. The following proceedings of the Chicka-

saw Legislature, in its present Session at , ' . . , . ... i Tishnnmgo, the Capitol of the natwn, esh.b- : its a regard for propriety and order in their j proceeding, which would shame 6ucli a i Legislative . body as filled our capital two J"ear3 aS A . u .t: Pl, ;.!-. can- TnrrU i At the meeting of the Chickasaw Legis- t . ev 1 . . . , - v i l. lature, omcers were e.ecieu m t-aüu utautu, ; .and then order was taken, with reference., to i ad tuen order was taücn. wutt rete the counting of the votes for Gov the Nation. It was soon discovere rernor of i discovered that in the county of Pontotoc the Judge of the County Court had neglected to sign the pollbook, and for the lack of his certificate, the vote must be thrown out. This would j change the result of the election, hs it would j make Col. Colbert, the foremost candidate, : the hindmost one in the race. The Speaker f . , . ., ,. 1 , I had to decide, " and baring the tear of the 1 t ...j v: ,u .Ma e justice, and admitted the vote." On Tuesday morning, as no candidate hud a major- ! lty of the votes cast, the Assembly proctr 1ed to elect a Governor, .with this result : for D. Colbert, 19 ; for Kempt, 11. Thereupon, D. Colbert was declared elected Governor of the Chickasaw Nation form two years. v . ..J...,. . Ixuiax iWAbs. The war department has ; received intelligence of the probability of serious Indian hostilities in Texas, New Mexico, Oregon and Washington Territories. The present forces are declared inadequate to the task of suppressing the hostile tribes, in consequence of the necessity for the continued presence of the troops in Utah. The Peoiua Bank Failure. The failure of Curtiss & Co., at Peoria, i3 another Gramercy affair. They have about $150,000 of their worthless bills in circulation, . and about 40,000 on deposit, belonging to the farmers, mechanics and merchants of Peoria and vicinity. Like the Garmercy chaps, they promise their depositors that they shall shortly receive their mohey in full, but it is all gammon, and we do not wonder at the disposition manifested to string them up : without fudge or jury". , , JE Several of the New York officials have recently been indicted for their rascalities in embezzling the public funds of the city. ; HEW ADVERTISEMENTS. gfMMCMJM-Llit OF LKIfEKS B.KMAIß Hing iu tho POST OFFICE at Evanjvills, Indiana, en the 1st day of November, lttdS. - Persons calling for thoso letters will please tmj 'advertised " and give date of list. ' ftkin John Kelso Samuel Ashlev David or Henry .Tlltchtil .71 .f S Adams John Metcalfe Frunci N Martin Ma'-lon 2 Matlieny Nathaniel ' Magee Thomas - Miller Miss Fanny 3 , Mitchell Geo W ' Mitchell Alfred 'Myers W Worihington 2 Manville Martin Muir Matthew Myor Gustavu Montgomery Miss Lizzy Martin M Morgan William 2 Mary MissEmma M-one? Jack l.amb C'apt ( has L Lous; M rs Mary Ludwig Mrs Aim S Adams Joseph B Allen Col ' ' Allen Augustus Allsup Geo V JUetm .Tr J Brandon C Burke illijah Bull Jioiiurt Bacon F M 3 Bay ley Isaac F Brow n David 4- . lice David Blackburn James Bumstiuid & Co Butts Jhn liufts James Beule Joshua Bee Jume W Barnes Joshua Lous James 31 Bom k J (tor Mrs Simpson Long Seth Beard John P Lvtton James F Bailis Kdward Blac'tmore Lawson Barrett James Berkley Mrs. Mfithft llareward Mrs Mary M t'arttr Jam Clark Moses ' ! Cassidy Michael Cooper Geo ö Clark Miss F A Clark Ueo A Clark John M Ciragiold B Ciuiioii Thomas Coeu Jaui.is Clark M rs Janu s Cavan.ngh Philip Cnrren, Henning it Co Coles Cliaries W Conrad Miss Caroline Craiu James M Clearv John Mturfte S 2 ' Day James S Purr T A C 2 Davis Perry Daily Osgood Damm Adam Dunkyn Miss Casieua Deacon John Daniels James A Doyle Patrick Daniel Aurelias Dean Watson Downing Francis C Ladd W II I-oiiK Mrs J E JIcKtynold Jottph Mebirwil John McChesney Leonard McKcever Tlo-mas SlcCutchen Jliss Mary McCuliiuitrh Thomas McVey J jl oVorinan Jm9 Neal Chat ks Norton A D Nettloion Mrs Betsey Nolan William M'atttrton ..7 2 Pat t 'ii K'ia A -Patterson Marion Torter .t Co Kobcrt Pleasants l'mler Kuarls Matty MS Hay George C ltichardson Thomas 2 Uemmy J T Boot Mrs Francis Bich, Mrs Fuiilv A K.ws h Koo.net Miss Margarettu Beed John C Doss Dr M L feed l!ev Samuel Barrett Rev B sen..' lleasc Miss Sallie Boo Granville Utrfng-feHoio That Still John Miamoua Mr 71 Sherburn Orlando P Kdwariis Thomas JamesSlider A Tibbets Kdwards Alfred U Smith Nathan U M'inhsotn .Vri S J Sherby S W 2 Freeman Anderson Still Meliuda Ford Mrs Eliza Ferry L V Fuller AIouzo V." 2 Fnller William U Feast Thomas Fall William Ifrosrh Mitchell Green Miss Phebe Savage George Sharpe Mrs 3Iary Swap J Sliiichson John Slieppard John Steimts Wm Sheeh r H P Sharp David Garvey J (care W BewleyStewart Josepl GillaspicJ B Morey ucorgs Goler Jultu Starr George E Greatliou.se Mrs Mary . ASisk .1 I) Grant John Golden John liinninrt William Start D Scott Iiev Hugh I! Stevens Alexander James Sheppard Charles Smith 3lichael Smith Charles Steel Leed Stafford Isaiah Shook Uriah Simpson David W or W White Thür si oh K" Tignor Charles fenabl Mit g-g-ie Yanbiber Mathias If iln Jievtt m Wright D Worthington W. L Winder H Wihlenian Mr . Wood Joseplius V aber David Weitzel Frederick W allis Henry Hawkins David Harlel Antonio Hildes Wiliiaiu 2 Had Jacob Hall Alfred W Howe William Heysc John Henning Mrs Harriet Hill Mrs Jane A Henderson P Harrison William Horan William Hooper or Harper T Hevirt Mrs Sallie Hayhurst Miss Mary Holmes Miss Sarah Harris Jacob Jacknon Min MS Juilson orvillc Jewitt John B Klint Jdam Klein John Williams Samuel Klauss A Co Messrs JohuWoodlill Audiew G Kinkl Mis Eliza Wy brant J Kerth Thomas AVillis Nancy C. R. Rl'PP, P. 31. g J.-"ri:L! i SM.H.M, I WMJ I.W w L1XG House and Lot, or vacant Lot in thU city, for an improved Farm of 114 acres, within ft hours' rUlo of Cincinnati ; or 1( 0 acres of Land in Wisconsin. For further particulars omjuire at tire Savings' Bank. novl-lin ttisoj,VTto.: THtS Mi UM Of JäUr Gilbkrt A Bowles was dissolved en the ad instant, by miitnal consent. The Imsinoss will be continued by our successors, Samuel E. Gilbert nnd William K. Baker, under the firm of S. E. Gilbert A Co., w in are aloue authorized to settle the business ofthe Lit- firm. SAMUEL E. GILBERT. . HEXEY BOWLES. - Evansville, Oct. 30, 18ÖS. ... tt s SA1IUKL E. V1LBKKT. ..1...1IEKRT U. BAKEK. MS. OM LB MS BT CO., SUVCMSSSOltS to Gilbert A Bowles. WHOLESALE GROCERS, Sycamore street, between Water and First, ilvausi ville, Iu.H;4ia. ' A full assortment of Groceries al ways on haii'.l, aud for sale at the lowest prices. Agents for " Cypres Mills," Cotton Yarns, .;c, at mauuliicturer's prices (novl QfriL f7VBl tMM.,MfJi Jt'OB qUl 5lTT and cheapness. Cox's patent refined sparkling Gelatine, stronger than Isinglass, at one half the cost for convenience, strength, purity, beauty and cheapness, stands unrivalled for making rich crystalline jelly. For sale by novl . ' Z. H. COOK A SON. FZi MMBBMS18 JPl BF. CI It Kit f.VEG AR, make of lSoi . for sal,- bv novl Z. II. COOK A SON. -niMPMS! I' VMPKMTS! !3 00 O MIL No, 1 PuinpUius tor Kile by the load, hundred. or single one, by (novl) Z. H. C(0K A SOX. "FRESH MILCH COWS, L. for stilu at II. COOK. A SON.

AMUSEMENT3.

Seol',9Tr rTMt;'fJ'Jt.' , ' BELLA. ADAMS, Manageress, i t&. opEN FQR TflE SEAS0X Fourth appearauce of ; IEV3ZX 3". tTO.Ol5.SOHi AS ULMS AÜA.NAA. ; r. K, Gibson as Balthazar ! MONDAY EVEKING, November t 185U,. Hie I pcrfurmiH,ce wi;, eummv,lceAvib the great Thy-of I " ' mxT m rrAHT-mriiTAAiiT i SU X Jixwxx sentimental boner ..Miss V. atmax Overture..'. .'. '....hv the Orchestra, Comic Song:..,....., ....GEO. WITHINGTON. To cuiieludu with the laughable farce of the OR THE DEFEATED -CANDIDATE! - POSITIVELY SO FKKK LI.ST. A'jloissiuu. Orchestra erat., Ö0 cents. Pari;ucttevo caws, tiatierv !; ei-nts, : lhMTi open t half-pwt seven, performance to commence ut 8 o clock. &f TMS HrMJt TSItJSßi W 3'OJiK HOLMS- . lioboiled sugar houe Molasses, -. . - , Crushed Suirar, Powdered Sugar,; . -Loaf Sugar, . ' l'Xt gross Gates' New York Matche?, ' 25 dozen Durkee's Stove Blacking, 10 dozen iron hound Half Bushels. Received and for sale by (novl) 25. H. COOK ft SOX. IfT'MTttS liV.VTTv'. MOM TMiMS sL' following proiiortv now in our "Warehouse corI ner Locust street and the Canal. G. S. Kelly, -1 boxes Clothing, J. F. Holl'man, 5 boxes Merchandise, IT. k 8. i .1 Kale, ' W. F. Stone, 1 Box Mrs. Palmer, 1 " C. Podd, 1 thwt, J. K lo rich, 2 Bales Hops, V. II. Sneeder, I " " T. A. Sanders, 2 Hhds. Charcoal, 2 Boxes " Fried. Tnchior,l " Mi3. Mary Thompson, 1 Bedstead, y. Hutchinson, 1 Model Harrow Kebeca. Davis, 2 Boxes, 1 Chest, J. n. M'elts, 2 Kegs, K- West, 2 luxes, Keller A Bnrman; '4 ' : W. C. Foster, I " . , i Dean & Demo3, 1 " F. Pillman, 1 cask, Unknown,- I Shingle Machine, . I , 1 Horse Power. GF.OKGK FOSTEli Sc Co. J;i OB &JM.MS .1 T . MMKU.iM, ZOT corner of Founhjand Canal strode. Enbuire of j. b. McDonald. mTmsT'mT 'olLiTLiMlEii- - J.CA CUltS CUCSHKIt, rigged to run by steam, one mortising machine, in good order. And a h't of Carpenter's Tools. Also, a lot of Shafting and Pulleys, and a pair of Straub's Burrs Fillsale cheap, by J. B. McDOXALD. . oct2n.2wd ' ' : $W'iK "M,MS H.l L J.V .V .il Ji-8'faKJIV.-Tho Third Sessioa will coiumeuce on next Saturday, tk-tober :il, at y o'clock, P. M. Sluny new iLmces will be taught for the first time in tiiis place, including fancy dances for edihlreu. octis-td l'BOF. XOTT. JSL Cranlioi rii'S, 2 :. Canvas.fd Hams, . Dried lie-f, , Xew 'Mackerel, TiHthriiV Bluing, Ai. Just received aifd for sale by , (oct271 A. D. BEYXOLDS & CO. TßpUMlVJWiTlBM C lBMiM WITIIOVT -M-Us fail, bv Dr. T. McGOWX'S SAIISAPA111 LLA and IODIDE OF POTASH, tho great Blood Purifier and Health Restorer, prepared from Fresh Root, the only kind worthy the confidence of physicians or tho public, old imirti d root Udng inert. The components of this medicine are highly extolled by some of the nu'St ilisiitiguisio'd physicians iu the world, as Sir Win. For lyce, Brodie, Bell, Ac., for the con: of iniciimatisiii, Scrofula, White Swelling, Syphillis, Xeuraigia, Di -oases of .l.A uli.....-u I n.i -'-:.. 'i ...... ... l- i.. '" lui-,, c, nun, irjiim; iuiii ,-inu i'l t 'j'.- . t l (UM 11" a Complaints, Old Sores, Pimples on tho Face, &e. J It makes the skin clear and smooth an object of intere-t with the ladies. It removes mercury, or any impurities of the blood or system, and should be used in the Spring to purify tho blood and prevent sickness. Price, SI a bottle. McGowu s Essence Tar, a certain cure for Bowel Complaints, as Diarrhea, Dy-entery, Flux, Ac. South-American Tar, Spring Liniment, mid Yerm i luge, tin paralel led for its success. The three above midicines prepared by. II. S. Hi:;ilK.s, Memphis, Tcuiiesse. Sold in Evansville by Kf.lleu A White, Lkiscii A KAitt.sTBiir, Dr. John' Maukxiss. cc.i2.i-l2uid it Ott HE. Pumpkins, Apples, 1 otatoes, Irish at: id Sweet, Oranges, Tiirnis, White Beau?, Cabbage. . vc. For sale by oct27 '.. II. COOK A SliX. rCKAVHEAT I LOI R, 2.1 sacks nt oct27 Z. II. CtMiK A BOX, fc,iLJit.im;.'s hoimm:, succmjsv9 sots to s. iioWAii), liECEIVLXG, FURWAUUiNG, AND General Commission Merchants, KVAXSVII.I.E, IXD. Having taken the stand of Mr. H. S. Howard, we are iu itoM.'s;by close uttentiou to business to retain all his old and numerous customers. We will give particular attention to al! consignments for sale, and will forward Tobacco, Pork, Lard, Ac, East, West, Xorth or South, at ihe lowest current rates of freight. Liberal cash advances made on produce consigned to New Orleans. r U. U. SZ.AI Oini.lt, K. C. SLA t'GUTKR, WM. 1I01U, JE., The nlmve firm, Messrs. Slaughters A Hedge, having taken my stand iu the Forwarding and Commission business, I take great pleasure iu saying to my friends that their consignments will he weli cared for by the newhonse. Mr. Hodge has been with me a long while, and I consider him in every way well worthy the patronage so liberally extended to nie. . The Messrs. Slaughters are favorably known on Green river as good Tobacco men. octö7-ltnd 7. S. IHrtVAKP. "STSKLLOW 'PINE FLOWilirG.. A FEW J3L thousand feet, well seasoned. Lead Pipe a full assortment on hand. XIX PLATE. yjoofing Tin, It: and IX do Waster do , ' - Coke, do . HH) Plate do 12 X 12 do. oct2i On hand and for sale tiy SAMUEL Vitie, ttif F.VJE8-1U Uhib. uuwerop Sugar, 35p j 20 eases assorted Matches, i 30 boxes Fire Crackers, 1 tS kegs Siala, I 10 kegs assorted Shot, Nc. 1 to 0, I lino kegs pure White Lead. For sale by oi-t'7 OA A. DA LC ELL A CO. I -KTOH.VM. ST.I.YMIMSLIt, Vi.tiA'CfTElt .VXD JOIXKA, is now prepared and ulways ready to attend to amthimr pertaining to either of the above branches. Special attention paid to the fitting up of store roomj, offices, or i small jobs of importance. ' I am also ready to attend to putting np Shifting i or Machinery of Mills, Factories or other necessary work, belonging to that of & Millright, either ! in town or iron 11 try. Perfect satisfaction or 110 chartres made: 1 Corner Third and Ch-rry streets. Evansville, Oct. 21, ls-iK-('.md T IHK El VED. A LOT UF SL'GAU, XEW" : c p, and 5 bbis tui'ntiiK', by ort 2 t TF.XXY A SOTiF.EXSOX. -MTtlTCHERS MILESIOO iOZKA' jLlt TaiH-r'8 assorted, -i to s im h. I IAI dozen Mill Saws nsorted, 10 to 16 inch. ! tuilozeu Flat Bistard assorted, lOto lti inch, i 2.) dozen half round Bastard assorted, 5 to 1G ! inch. IU dozen round Bastard assorted, 4 to 12 inch. At the new ll.-uxiware Store. roct22 - GEO. A. srrX"NT.VG. THjTOLASSsES. 50 wTFoLKAXDITaLF BlTLs 1JL for sale low by GILISKKT A BOWLES. ' oot-2a. . -. ....... . JT Ml. SHORT C o, COMMISSION MEliCHAXISi W C'aup Stbeiit, . ; SEW CKIEASS, LA. ! B. H. short. . oct22-( ind R. s. How.Ann. ' "jair"!,. JÖllNslMfIilÖOk MtLVMJfJtm Ea axi I Blank Book Manufacturer, l irst street, between Main and Locust, EV AXSV1LLE, IXD. ! Blank Biwks ruled, paged and made to order of the best paper, from a Memorandum to the 'largost : Ledger. Music and Magazine-bound iu any style., oct27-Gindiw -, , S9E W JE U-EJ.M t Jt ITT BO L M'M' 91 w .A SCN (generally known as Bittroltl 's) at No. 45, Main street, have just received their new stock of Watches, Jewelry, Silver AVare, superior Plated Ware, Spectacles, Ac, among which w ill lie found all the kitest and most lioautiful styles iu the market. - , We wish it distinctly undors-tood that we -warrant the tjuality of our Jewelry to be as irood as any made, and in style, beauty of finish, and excellence of workmanship, it is not to lie surpassed. AVe are selling at tho lvest Eastern prices for rash.. A full assortment of Clocks aluavson hand, r , ., oct81Av.-2iu - ' "v

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

rgäX - V T MCE VO TMCU M s JlISi BE- ' -t by given to the Tax Payers, vf .Vanderburgh i County, that I have received from the Auditor of '. the Couiitv tlm Tax Dnnliciito for the current war.

j and will be prepared t. receive the Taxes amssvtli.'B'.Jl'TMiJSMt

Kit tu current year (lsös) at my Office, from und Utter tilt.' lotil liav 111 October, 1,S:S. For the r.fe of Taxation for the curreof Vm-. small nam, bills posted ii through the ( . unity J-m.-.V,..', b' d Til Li ÖOR K V L X K Jl A X X , IN iHLb VIOJV Of-' t Ol'.liiT.VJlllr--' SU ii'.-r.iUo arm ol Vütsoii. -jciiijiui cLUl, J was dissolved Oet. 1st, lS'S , , j The liusim-sä will herefier le carried on under i.tlic firm of Xewhitry it Cienient, M'ho are authorized ! to settle up the biis'titesd ot the hue firm. . j ': - r . JANATA AN-tv.ttsx, - : - - ' - - :. XKWP.rBY. " i . . - . . J. 11. CIJvMEVf, . . : oA2' . ' c.'s. niKKx'. "f EMIiNT-7" BBLN'-roR S.VI.K LoV.'.' W octil MM!!-:.-POAVI. . rikiis. i:uupi:xtixk, lect order, for sale hv . .... -tiir.u uiI .5 BBLS: TX PJC! Oct-' -camoio street. 9 just received thn-e barrels of fresh ihwaiia Oranges. Call before tlr-v are all sol.l. mpoTM CMS. IIX-IVti SOLI 3Ö W inter st in our establishment to Mr. Samuel Vickery, the style and linn will in future YicKr.R Y & BuoTiiKKS, in hope tlurcfme w.i!h the acquisition of a new hut experii-nced partu.r, there will be an inen-use oi"tr:ole to theh'iusc. , - Thanks for iK'vt favor:. BcsiH'ctfuUv, Ac., ' . J. W. YICKEUV" Go-, octal) No. si Main street. V SALK AND RKTAIL DKALF.liS IX FAMILY GROCERIES, CLASS, NAILS, FLOUR, - , Grain. Seeds, Bacon, Lard, Tubs, Buckets,' Chitrrs, and W'oodware peni'rally, Xo. S2 Main "street, Kvaosville, lud. Goods delivered in any part of the city free ofchorge. " fwt21 JAS. W. 1CKKRV......JOHH VICKERY.. .'...AM'r.Ttct.rit V. Je AND . . . - Commission Merchant, XO. 2 SofTH WaTIR STSEET, KVANSVir.LK. oct21-ly . QOMMSM OHMS' ÖA?t7i1SMS J-M.'IS S Apples. ... . -, Also, 1) Voitmr TurUii-j. Fresh Cocn Mel,, . ' . ' . .... '- Young Chickens. - -.i. -..v," Young Hyson Tea. - . - - Sweet Potatoes, jtist rueeivnl j . m-m . A. D. KKYXDLfjS. (.,. iu j vj Jtoohs .t.y a i hl m: s. A splendid selection in Arstioue, Morocco, and Velvet Bindings ; nlso in fancv wood. Just received hw DnjjEi.L it Vfxrx'i rox. it VJ ' ! ! Ml IUY" .JJJ IS r 1 .' .' .' ' MiBi;x i j Bl'.l lTbo utnters;.jriK-d respectful !v' annoHiices to the eitiw-ns of EvansviU tbat he has opened a feed store on thp corner of Water and' Locust streets, where he keeps rmiitantlynn hand a ' supply of all kinds of Feed which le- wilt 'sell ut j tho very lowest ca-h prices and delicer to any part of the citv free of chai jrf'. Please rrive him a call, j oet'jo "... j. o. DLSdUt'IIET. j ßr" Prompt attimtion triven to nil order.' ( GS riKVIJLMSS . -VPoplar Shir.tles. si-u.M:s ! 100 Just received and for sn)e by -.TOilX F. GI.OYEli. oci 20 rojJMS'' MljtniJsss aoOH M'OB SLWXoveniber, at - iK'tlt DO BEL CONYNGTOX'S s?B s.ttr-:, Tft H ..-.!, HVJT, JO. BAY SIAJK, now 111 good on lei Yoke of Oxeu. uiiiire of JAMES OAKLEY ii., . ,,. ALooi one i W ' j A SOA, H octl-' -lud ' N . 0, North tii-il strict -gT O HIM TMSB Jta J"ust reo. ived and y. . . octlS-2wd iOOl'f'it - TOOLS far sale at f-du'-ed prices JACtiy STilAUU, j , , Xo. 40 Main street. UllMTirs COOfMSB TOOl.Si -Just arrived, an assortment of extra Cooper ' Toolsat. . JACOB STRAI B'S, OL'ti.S-2wd . - - " . -. o. 'j .'lain Mreet. Mm,- " CAIRO PACKET, ' fiZi.S STEAMER CüBA,, J. W. MILLS, Master, T.enves on Monday, the ISfh. at 1 o'clock,, aud will make vetrnltir trips even-ö days. octlo J&MHICIVS .7IEJT SHOi: TJSH JaLd undersigned wishes to inf. .rut the Y;?.. j5:.:rpnoiio that he has opened a JV. SA-Sf-1 Meat Shop on the cottier of )jjr aifeäl Market and Walnut streets, Wl- .In,'ii oe will constantly kei-p all kiiot ; of IVesh meat, aud woubl be happy to m-et his friends and customers. Please give n:e i; all. ' octil THICoB.tfcl) EM.TCir. WJill lTilMKlnti)ii TJliilJjT.SmVi) JLÜ. Whiter trade, at very low pi ices. Meat Otut"!'ö and StuliVrs, $1(0. Shovels ai,dToi!g-. - Coal-ho'U and ,iiio i -'. Axes, Baii'ds, Collins Co. W. & S. Butcher t'il. s. ...'. ,.,'. . ; Tutlie's r-a'eat Cro;;s CntS.'.w.'. Jowland's, Gel laau ,i Co., saw-mill Saws. , 11.0. B.ioth's tab!.' cutlery, duvet U'uiu siieffiebl, England. . llargreavi- A 'Co. I'ocUei Catlciy. . Walker's Horse Nails. . . Buiclu-r Knives, r-avs and St"els. now on band au I arriving. :". JACOB STJi'Ac.11, octll-2w Xo. Hi Main Street. I1 7 ..' iJi'MIUCBTIIM'J i'lSOM'!.!! are just be.'iuiiini; to tinil out that Watson. Xi'wbury A- Co., can, and ibi, sell lumber cheaper than any other dealers in town : eo'iseq'l' litly, lbev go there and bay, and are so well satisfied that they go twice aud t liroe times fiver. ?tow, äs we calculate to stay here and sell boards, wesay to all who are i:t wiiiil of plank, coioeand see us, at the corner ot Main and Eighth streets, and we will satisfy you, that what v kiv is true.-. WA'i'SuN, XEW 111' AY A Co. octll OI'!WVU ÖV' jXft.YVX'A' l S-.Ä i'Ä. II- ( Goods, Kibiioiis and Klovver, on Friilay n.orni inu, October t-tli, lööo. Permit nie to call your.ali teiftiou to my stock of Ser,ng Miiliucry GiHids, i which have been iMiught uoder fivoralde. L'in.-utn-! stances, und whicTi tor variety and novelty of style 1 will, I trut, lie found to surioss- anvtiiing ever j brought to Ulis city. F. B. 11AUK Lit, . ! First street, between Main itud Locust, opposite ; the IVst Office. - . octci UISIMiS. U)"bl bis. Altim, " ' Copjieras, 10 ö " Sulplinr, 5 " Y en. red. 12 " ' Gum Camphor, 2Ö0 " Cream Tartar. 50 coil Jute 4 inch rojie, 05" Manilla i inch do, 0 " hemp halter rope, t Si " Manilla " " 20 diz. Beileord, 10 reels cotton Inch do, 50 bales Xo. 1, Caniieltoli Batting, 70 boxes Star Caii'll'-s, 7ö box' Iiaiuond Starch, 20 bags Alspiee, ö (Vroous Carrai'eas Thdij o, 20 bales Candle Wick, 25 bags Pepper, ' ' ' 5 " Cloves, A small lot of extra family flour. For sale low to close rnnsernmont, boctS WIIKELEK A lilGG. liT. C Jf.iJtI.IiH . .A.A', .V. 'irir,t street, opposite the i'ost Oüice, Evansville. inoiana. i nu citrus ot f.ian-viui- ami the public generally arc respectfully inforiii'.-d that this !iiagi.ilice:it sal'Hin (fonneriy BmkV Es.-hange) has been entirely t-cütwd und furuiibtl iuvoi il( partmeiit, and is now ouen.iur the season, where vi-itors can alwev. have -"rvil up at the shorf-st notice tmil in the mi. -t su; 0 b styla ail the .delicacies of tiie eoson, ga'int; of ail kiuJs, A'euUon, Vtbl Duck, Turkey, Fiah, Ac. ... Shell Oyst'-rs received daily, by express, as well as iu cans, will iw screed iu evc.iy style to suit the patrons of the St. Charles., .. , . .. . . Billiard players w ill find at this saloon a si t of the finest marble top Billiard 'tables from, the weil known and celebrated facturj of J. 31. .Brunsw ick A Co. ,-.,..' Sujipers served upat all ltotirs, day. or nii;ht. ' A splendid lunch will bo t erved up, tu the most apjiropriatu style, uvery morning at 111 o ciock. . octs. J. G. HAAAlXGlnN. rWIHM! BMSSTllt fVBEST BJfJ.VJL 1Y irr town, at the lowest figure, is ut Decker A Kramer's. Hotel and CofJee-hmise keepers, and all others that can appreciate good lii'.tor and wish to buv it clieap, in ijnuntitics to suit, call soon as it goea ölt' fast. (octll) DECKE It A KfiAMEA. wo o sim:b i 'ms mm: t.i blms s-m bms sim AHKIVAL. ; 20 Turkies. 10 Dozen Chickens, . . .. . ' . H) Bushels Potatoes, . 46 Dozen Eggs. -. A. D. REYNOLDS A CO. octl . - gU.-It BM MS 8. .J LM 0. 'II S, A-9 BERTS, Brazil Nuts, Emriish Walnnt M-'IL- , Fi-s, rai.-ius, currants, rock candy, oysters, lobsters, sardines ftlmn,' epom salts." sulphur, roll brimstone, copperas, madder, extract of lsgwood, iuilico, cie.im tartar, soda, I.iMl-cords; blacking, b:-t-tiug, cloves, cement, rismrs of all kinds, nutmeirs, ginger of all kinds, glass jars, lanterns and flasks, k'tuuu sj rup, mustard, matches, pepper sauce, spauisli moss, stone pipes, powd jr, safety fuse, tobacco fif all kiuds, fancy oaps, st.in h, vinegar, cirdager letter, note, ca,.. and writing j.aper, teas, tlour, camjihor, envelopes, rait pe.ter, etc., etc., etc. 'A supply of the afjuvo kept constantlv on banrl, and for sale U by GILBERT A BOWLES, oetö-tf Sycamore Street, near. Water.

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WI ST CJOT Jri ..VZ WIJ'T TO 11 quick, 10 barrels nice Green Apples ; finest iof the season. f.)ct4 A. D. REYNOLDS A t o. jLMlSV. J. FLEMING has now on hand a large and oompl"te assortment of Leather and Shoe Finil""Ins"; to 'which the attention of Shoemakers and others in want of Leather is invited, which wil bo S"M at as low prive forca-dias can be obtained in any city est of th- mountains. Cull at No. 7, Main street, and judm for voi:-se!ves. l.KATlii:tt liKLTIXG. ', - rmoUT'a wartHcf-stretched Leather Üelting. A foil supply unite iii,umf.ioluter's cash price. ' ort:i-;!id - , ;, J. rtE.M IXG. rgf JM:.i ! TH.i ! ! TMd.l ! ! .' .f t'HOMi E l' Ji sple-ti)ii i f Groen and Itlack teas just opened ; and for sale by ' J.W. VK KF.UV & CO. fll li-Ii I' tMJ TU (i t S. J.VX S.i t'A S MO It SALIC. l'ho undersigned has 12,(ttl prcondhand Sacks for S lie. They are suitable for Wheat ir t.'ai-s.; Kniiuire ut tho City Mills.. . -EL ... AJlilS,-.,.-.i- .. 1 i immmmm i Is just rrcvivUig by SWamboats and Kaiiroadi a j lar.' and complete assortment of. . : ; . I Cooking & Heating Stoves, ! of the very httcst Fall style and rattern, which I j can sell at lover prices than the ftrcat panic times of lsf7. And I urn. fixed to do House Roofing, Giit- ' teriPL'. Copper and Sheet Iren Work, and all other . Job Work in my hue, with great care and dispatch, -.which I itrr!iri-t lie equal, if not. siHr'"r o j most work done in this cif v. Call on the lioiicer. I octi . 'i'HOMAS SCAXTLIA. ' iÖÖ 'Ü:IjS MBMMMS Vi' Bf ! öi I bush, choice Aj pies, ! önottw. Stir ir ch red dried U.'ef, I - ön do'eu assorted Brooms, ' ; i . öllbiirh. Sweet Potatoes, v.- -, . 10 tlo Crab Apples, '.' " '. ; öOo Qoinlcy's Hams, , v ..- , . . j ' 1,0011 lbs. tiacoll Sides, .. , . ' ; ". ö bids. Xo. 1 extra Slacker!, . , j ". . 5 ," : Xo. 2 JIackerel, . . i . 10 boxes extra il.-rrinir, j. kit a-npru'd il;c;kerel, ., . . " I . öi.U liis.extiit biege CuUii-li, .deceived and -for j sale by ; acill. i Z. Jl. COOK & SON. : "jriea sTts TZf .ltJBG.fM.v, Jr Mr Hints" tof! I ot fa'N.: E. Enl.irejnei'.tof the city of Kvnn-vifl....'-" T:miitre at the R. E. & I. (Mice, So. ' 1, Xorth Third street, Eransville. octl . C. C. COLLINS. jrm .'.? tmmms-jkij who .jssis .mm- i " FLIC TED. , r , !- DR. Gl'.ATE?' FAMILY. lEflCIXES. ! Wed'' li'it d sire ti'i lüterf're Svilh'the professloutil

''"'.''. '-'rniriuctascnnois, nor .to we possess any Fif,orin nl g. 11K)r ,, ,, jliuil,fitc. skid m pllarmu..', hut I),' Graves has opened t Window nd pjor Fi-ames ; Base Casings to,,ur inspctto,, a ,uasS ,.f letters from his agents ,, Moulding, of all kindä made to order: Dressed and most .rspa -tahlcVlnigts an all parts ot the Fjrin and Weather-boarding n hand, c.ntiy, Y hich couimend his latu.ly mHioUiw tn 1. .nil. undersigned wld inform the public in genthe lut-iiest lentis 1 lieyjiioet wuu a very ex end. d that tb(.v"haT(, pt, thc establishment s,,l,., v. inch ot . self ,s a,, excellent recommendation. , witl Eew müMnerv; and are now in operation and We always tvel reluctant to make auv endorse. i . , '., ...

. - - ' ,. . , nient t neilnun, but there are somativ locitlitu s --!"r practitioners are within reach, , - nrnl o nifinv ruseases which rcnuire nromnt reme. j dies that a suj.ply of the prescrirtfous prcparea by Dr. Gra-vos. conuuuded at they are tor etlicieucv. would prove almost ' invaluahli'. In all tust of Pi'-kues ', oc,r tir-t advji-e is to ctill the aid of a piiysii'ian, but, if that is impi acticabje, it seems toils that Dr. Ur.Tvos öfters rcjiiedial agents . in . ague, cholera nierbu. Ac,which toay be safely used, us he pive-j a-surat.ce' that no deleterious ci-mpouuds arc Hied in their j r-'i'-iratiou. Louisville Juuruul. Dr. Graves' anti-Fever and Ague, anti-Bilicm, Purifying.- and ; Cathartic Piils ore inaluable to ; tbosi' adlicted w ith any of theso complaints. His American Liniment is gaining a hih reputation , lor healing all kilo's of iiilmonts, both of man and I beast: avd purum.- should romeoilicr that his "tiidden ! Vermifuge," is a certain remedy for expelling w orais from t ii" -ys'ein, I l or sh' tiy Yv huic-alo Drujrgjsts gonendlv. 1 1 am.ock 'A S: ii.'iAiiii, Kkllkh A While, W.u. i j;i-.itBott-:i:,t!iii Leei h A Cm:si ett, Agents at Ev- : atisvill'i, Ii.diii:i:i. ... oct-;miil- ! ST I-ST WMSSTMSB' . v. - - - ' 4n.'ni;an Son s, . . Shaker. Broom, , . ' Fin" Swc-.'t Toi"-' o. A lot j ost received and To'r s ale f-y ' e,; A. D. 1: EYXoLDS A Co. "'oThz :;Z n f-'t j.i 'it s-iii.ii'ii 'L'v'i iias i: over lö,i;Ovi acres f land i Sourltern rdi-souri, sibjei;t V) entry at cents pqr iicic. (VI! ai'd i.x.i.aiiK- them at the 11. . A I. Oilice, Xo. 1, Ni'flli Xhinl oüi'i t, Evaii-viile. octl , C. C. COLLINS. IJ3 app. i Vt-.ti.HMSßS.t if.i X"J! IIM;!:.' j iikm! A'.-ent tor Dole, Silver A lidcli s pat'-m f-.t'A iiitiiiiueri which hastakcu the prciuium. -r."bi M'l'biiiiieal fairs of almost every State in this Cot. .ii, a:el Vrotionnced sajierior to anything mail': for gniurriit!.::- oiiitht ami ciriular saws. An assort lneiit iil-vaVii on hand. ' . - - sop::-i " , i . - - GEO. S. SOXTAOG. matssMi-.Ji. JO. ji'-l icceivcd i iOiiJS M IS. I L.X 0 UlhJI. at .- . .' .A. D.JSETXOtDS A CVs. fl.tHBT Hiü tjt. IJ'U - O MM' .IT COST if yet. but seliir.'i otV.tt an tulvmte m . ust, cbickeiis. i-gs. buttiT, cheese, codtisti, tlour, bacon, lard, colli', su-ar. rioS mackei. 1, pepper, spice, liutiueg., cloves. ojnorwith a variety of other articles too ininierous to tiuottioti. Call ami examine or yourselves, at Xo: 32 JIaij: ttret. ' 'v. av. vicicEnvAco. IT OOSi ji:uisBii.itt THIS. Ji-Mi yim want to get good H.iy, If you want to get good Com, ' - - ' ; IS 'uu want tc get good Oats,ö ' :J- ' v , l i. '-If you want toget good Bran, ' "v. If yon vyaait to gut good Crushed Food, - rf , ! 'It yoü Want 'to get go(jd"Chic!ieii J'ctd,, ' V; j . If yoti want to get good torn Meal, - - . If Jon want to got good Timothy Seed, !' ' If yon want to get eooj Gr.oss Seeds of any and every kind, call at JICSTOX'S Feed aud Seed Store, ! nude- (lie Telegraph OtTice, where you can be ac- ; commodated as cheaji as the cheapest, and as good I as the best, delivered in :iny part of the city free of i dräyage. Recollect, at KI S'IOX'S, on Wallstreet. ! Just received, . my first shipment by. Canal, 100 I tons of lirst-ratu nww Timutliy Hay, and for sale cheap. sept2S Ii. S. II. ariOOIi FW200 jrioriHtX"s fine ( nickers, JLJtS. I 150 coils Manilla Rope, ! 2,öOU Seamless Bays. 2 and Z$ bnshels. Be- ' cived and for sale by' scp27 PltESTON Bl( IS. i WniilTll CMSIJtRifIBIS, c, &fr-2Ö ! JL 'dozen Geilar Pails, wuite, red and striped, brass - . lxvund, 10 nests Cedar Keelers, plain and stripd, bniss ; hound, " 3 dozen covered Cedar Cans, brass bound, 3 sizes, I ,5 '" r Ce.lar Churns, hrass bound,. ; -' 6 i jnin white Cedar Pails, iron boimil, 2and ' " ' S hoO' is, ' ' - : - 6 - - Mt.nt iron lirinnd Stfible Pail?, ' . Steamboat Pails, ctottt iron boond, . .20 uests stout Cedar Tubs, iron, bound, i aud 11. in each nest, , . ö dozen li'gest Horse Buckets, .... , . lo " common iron bound Buckets, This day ri-ceicd, and now opening. in the finest ondittoti, at the new Wooden Ware store of , f"ifii J. B. RUSSELL, 272 Mum sr. bet Seventh and Eighth, Louisville,Ky. --B!T'AA ItUCHMSTS. ÜO MtO XMSJV Aarni-hcil Well Buckets, stout ad Weil made- in alt- respects. The iinality und price are such as caunol fail to suit the trade. .- - ' sept2.i - J. B. RUSSELL, 372 Mainst., hi t. venthand Eighth, Lotiisville.Ky. .?Crffc ItlXtl. CIIOICMS .A 'Ji-.Sf -'OlCli'frWitRtOfw.- ' " ,'t. . 15 dozen Chickens, : '- liX " Eggs. ' 1 ' ' - 20 bbls. extra Flour, 00 sacks " " " "30. tuns Brau. Just received and for sale by , , sept2.-, ,. . . . . . . Z. H.. COOK A SON. rWIO M.Ot'MSBS OF HOOD TMSJ. JL snjierii- ariicle of Young Hyson.' Just-received aiid fur sale by ; A. D. RE YXOLBS A Co. s'-I't-7 Wb. Ml IS lI i CBOMX, MRISJ'C71 DVEÜ AXD SCI KER. - Comer of A'ine and First streets, EVAXSV1LLE, INDIANA, AVould refrpectfully infoi tu the ladies and gentlemen of this city and vicinity, that he has opened a . DYEIXG, CLEANING AND REPAIRING ESTABLISHMENT, AVherc he w ill clean aud dye all kinds of Silk aud AV ooilea Gooits. Will remove urease, paints, Ac, without the slightest injury to the goods. Ail wurk dooeat thin establishment will lie warranted to give entire satisfaction. . sept2a-Cm rglMSMS100 MI13UMSSTSJjy:ij JL Boxes, all kiuds. Just received at - GILBERT JSi BOWLES, . , . '' ."' .", Sj ca more street. '. scpt-20 MSII CO Bits. lOO FJiCKJItiMSS Jetton, Hemp, and Manilla, in dozens or on reels. Just received and for sale bv ' sept0" GILBERT A BOWLES.

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-STMUE J.V " M.IHi.VIS M.Y&U iL KAXt K BY HGMIlCiiMPAXIES. The undersigned having been appointed Agent for Ev.msville and vicinity, of tho INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE 'CO. S. F. COVIXGTUX, Soc'y. T. A. MOiiiilS, Prcs't RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. B. J. HATHAWAY, Sec'y. S. IIATilAW'AT, Tres't are prepared to underwrite upon the better class of Fire anil Marine KUks, at as low rates of pre miiuu as are consistont with permanency and re lability. , .. .- These Companies routine., their Imsiuess exclusive ly to the State of Indiana. - t . j : ftiiAll losses sircdily adjusted and promptly paid without any abatement or diminution what ever. Deferences: Every man. without exception, who has sustained loss in eitlier Company, a list ot whoni all citizens of our ow n State may I seen at our office. A. D. REYNOLDS & CO. - EvansrilK July 8, lS5e-ly ,. ' - mVJlltsS.-SOO MiMSOS JtSSOJtTMSMJ .t,sra;(. v. ' - - .... TIMOTHY SEED, 100 bush, prime new. Tor sale bv sepriT.. . ... üilR, DAZELti & Co. W&J Ml. IO TMMSBI MSS M'JiMMMS.M-'Oii lAalc, low, t7 GILBERT & BOWLKS. -JyW-iMSttMSM, JSSlt U'HMTMS MMStt. r-t 14 barrels and half barrels. Picked Moss 25 bales. i t - Kciincd Sngaj-s So barrels Crushed, Powdered, - j and llofuiad Vi hito. - For sale bv . - , -, I epl2S ... GILBERT & BOWLES. I VfJT O O SI; it I MSUMSTJiiZI-JS. i : JlJl IS dozen Chickens. -' '' ' ! ' 21 - " E-us, j 10 bush. Swei t and Irish Totatocs, j. Also, Hejiiburgh Cheese ' " C sept 23 A. D. JiEYNOLDS- Co. j rglOBJt CO. 10O MiOXMSS JJVJU i -flL caddies, vt pound, half pounds, 5. Twists, Ac, i medium to very 1 e Yirtrinio. i--.. Cigars A largo and full assortmrut of favorttc brauds. For sale low by .... M'ldlS GI I.BERT A BOWLES. 1 rZOTHMlH Vi'8" MMSMlfi STOBlT. tSJL I lie subscriber has opened a new feed store, in the SJianklin building, at Ihe corner of Water and . Loetiit streets, where he will kii p a full supply ol : all kinds of the best feed, which he w ill srll at tliu r very lowest nuirket prices. He has on hand corn, : hay, oats, meal, bran audshipstur)', Ac, Ac. j sej;t22 J 0. DESOl'CHET. j RVfiTICMJ OM' MYfiOf. AVVeiV-iT ! - the September term of the Court of Common j Pleas of Vanderburgh County, the estate of And. ; ?d. Gerard, deceased, was declared probably insol i' vent. Creditors are tlicrofore notified that tho same ( will be settled acordiiigiy, Sl'SAX HAWKINS, j " seotlS Administratrix. M' lit. Jit: M.MSJM 23 bush. Irish Potatoes. 20 " Swet " - ' or, - . Choice OnionB. ' 10,0ci0 ffw. Quielev's Hams. :.) " Bacon Sides. 1,000 - Shoulders. - , : ,"0!) Bacon INirk. - , 11: isins, Currants and Citron in.Oilt) feet Patent Safl tv Fuse I. C. 11. E., by seplS " Z. ii ltoceived per COOK A SOX. TIBMJSCMWT ( rrp,..v.v .-V . iw io i'At-iiie an manner oi worit ill Tlieir line on i .i.,,. .!,. .i . ..,.. ..,i " .:.. " tablishment' in this part of the conn'trv, and on . i, . whi,.n wili ,, r ',,,.. ,.,, Bn,, f,Mr. . , ' 1 and shipped. Orders from builders, carpenters, and ) lmu4-r merchants, promptly attended to. Our es- ! tablishnieiit is on the Canal Basin nnd City Wharf, j convenient to the river and Railroad Depot, and the i bnsincs-i parts of the citv. DYSON & WADE. t Kei.t20-.Jnld Ennuirer and Volksboto mm. fö.9VTt 30 JMBBMSM.SMsMOJY'MiS, ft if Brazil Nuts, Filibens and English WalnuU. 1- or Hale tiy SCViiJ Gl LUEBT A BOWLES. S.veaniore street, near Water. WJItlJ'TS.XO liJLSSS JSSOBTMSMI, JaL lutusfc stvlo. - . - . - . :'. DELAINES.' .. v " 2 Cases assortod Manchester, Hamilton and Pacific, rich handsome patterns. 25t Bales Brown Sheetings end Shirtings". FLANXELS, 20 Bales Red, AVhite and Yellow. - L1XINGS, t Cases assorted large and small Plaid. CANTON FLANNELS, 6 Cases Brow n and Bleached. -1 fancv, for linings. ' - CD ECKS AND STRIPES, - 8 Cases and Bales assorted. BOOTS AND SHOES, - ' , ' 200 Cases assiorted. HATS AND CAPS, 50 Cases. Just received and for snlo at reduced prices, by , -ntl KEEXE A PRESTOX. jämJic 0 0JTf:c7sZ2i 1.m7sizmss. ft V Cotton Batiing 125 iiales Xo. 1 and 2. Herring lou Buxes iu fine order. Carpet Chain öo Bags. For sole by sepil.S GILB RUT A BOAVLES. Ittel' CJOOItS STOBMSw V .11. Jl. DL.NCA.N, So. ö Waterstreet. next i.dir to Itohert Barnes, has row on sale the largest, : iiv st varied and select stock of Pall & Winter Dry Goods At prices competing with any market iu the couutrv, viz : - - - Prints of all popular brands ; Black nnd Fancv Silk Dress Goods ; French Merinos, Cashmeres and D-laines; Irish Poplins, Yalcnohu, and Alpacas; Cassimeies, Satinets, and Vesting ; Tweeds, Jeans, Liliseys and Flannels; Brown and Bleached Moslius, Tickings, A-e. j Bid.Crjband Saddle Blankets ; Bruche, Wool and Mantle Shawls; Whito Goods, Laces, and Embroideries; Irish Linens, Tabln Draperies and Xapkins ; Hosiery, Gloves, Shirts and Drawers; Handkercliiifs, Cravats, Til's and Scarls. ,Also, a laigi; stock of . HOCUS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, , Comprising all that, is rich in material, new in style and desigiiy suiiplying a deficiency heretofore compbdned of in this market. septlö-.'im jfh 1 1- S 'ZiJY'll P.I.YTS - 30 A K ij ft V White Lead.: fi Casks A'ermlllion Bed 10 Bbls. Linseed Oil. ' ' ' - " " 10 " Spirits Turpentine, - In etorc nnd for Bale by sept!7 PRESTON BROS. " tf io': MF7i.vM sva.iit 50 hjos Lyiiio CViltee. 60 llhds. SugaT.: ! o . r : - 5'K Bbls Crushed, Powdered, and Granulated Sugars, In store and for sale by " ' septli; , ' . FRESTOX-BROS. igno M.OVMSR8 OF COOMJ FBI' IT. MM. 1 beg leave to announce to the public, that I have a large and well selected stock of fruit trees, that are of a tin- size for re-setting this season. My nursery is one mile East of the city, en the Newburgroad. Residence in Elliott's enlargement. '2m PHILLIP HOFFMAN. Q UJ'MJRlMSS.2ii MtJIUSJ.MVl COF100 Boxes Figs. .. - " 6 Caks Xantec Catrrants. " ' " "1 1 Cask Prunes. 1 ' 10 Churns Sultana Raisiua. - ' Cases Citron. -50 Bas rimento. 2iK) Matts Cassia. "' " 2S0 kegs Bi Curb. Soda. , , 40 Boxes W. R. Cheese. ' 40 " A'lrginia Tobacco. . , 25 Half Chests Teas. Just received and for 2rt.,9r fseptl7j .. PRESTON BROS. -gi sT bm:cm:ii"m:ii äraryjVW Jt HARDWARE ST(iltE,one door below the Hanl 12 extra Cast Steel Mill Saws, ea. 7, 714, 8 feet. - 12 Row land 'x " " " 7 71J g , 12 " ' Cross Cut " '" ' 12 English " -- " t 25 doz. Sj-ear .Jackson's Hand, Pannel and Rip Saws. ' 25doü. Cast Steel AVood Saws. 4 ...... Circular San-s, from 8 to 20 in. wptl'"' GEORGE S. SONXTAG. " - Wfl M!ß ( -V Tl. E BI ' ' JSL 10 Setts fine Ivory Table Knives and Forks. " : 10 " - 1 only; s 12 pair " " Carvers. ßi) do. Wostenholm'ji Pocket Knives.. . - . 25 Joseiih Rogers' Scissors. P'15 GEORGE 8. SOXNTAG. lTSWu ss k s.150 Jt it I. s. ' r-.z: f-ÄTAlION. Sti'zar Ilouse. Mn.Y v..i.:i..i 1 . - ... - . . ' - . M lv.O,-i.. .IXU-t.wi-0 iu sioiu LH ior saieoy ?'ljrl PRESTON BROS. V V i.Ol'ISYILLE, K Y.-TI. .lrfber haTes-' tublisheda new Wooden and Willow AVare Storefor. the sale of Buckets, Tubs, Churns. Brooms, Baketst MaUdies, Uuo,len Bowin, Cotton Batting, Wrppin Paper.C lothes Pins, Wash birds, Ac, at AVhoirsale only, to which he invites the attention of country merchants. His stock is all fresh, in the. best order and apriearancc, and much superior t simitar articles found in other stores w here. Tant, kinds of goods are kept, and no particular attention is paid to this branch of business. My arrangements with nianutactun-rs are snch, that I san supply everything in my line as low as they c,, be purchased ill Cincinnati. " JOHN B. RUSSELL, Bep'15-.tm A-172 Main street, between 7th and 8th. &"0ISM,S, SI'JIVJSS, FORKS-. 2o doz-. c; rain Shovels, assorted utes - 20 " D. Handle SboTols- -' 10 ' TiOne; i ' - . - - 2i " Cast' Steel Spades. " ' . 20 " Jlamire Forks. ' ' "" wpn.' GEORGE S SONNTAtjL,

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