Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 73, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 November 1858 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, ind. TOKSDAT MORNING.. NOVEMBER 2 H'Cjy The elections of to-day will have an important influence on the future politics of the country; on their result will depend in s measure the coarse of events in 1860 ; on their issue rests the future strength of Buchanan's Administration its power for good or evil. The Tote will tie a erdict of the peopla upon the course of the

Administration and all allied with it. Its discovered- diffused all through it, leaving strength for future evil will be determined nQ doubt that she was poisoned. The histoby the judgment rendered at the ballot boxes ry of the case is a remarkable one. In Scp-

to-day. The attention of the country is turned with intense anxiety to the contest in Illinois, ' 8be elects a State Treasurer and aSuperintendent of "Psblic Instruction, one half I of the 'members öfter State Senate, the members of the Lower House, and nine nfembers of Cdhgress. It is now representd by fbür Republicans and five adti-Le- j compton Democrats. It is not expected that the political complexion of her delegation will be changed ia the next Congress. To-day the SUtes of New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts and Michigan also, ote for State officers and members of Con gress. Wisconsin votes on Thursday, and little Delaware on the 9th inst. These States telect sixtv-six members of Congress. At present they are represented by forty-five Republicans and twenty-one Democrats. Louisiana elected State officers yesterday, and Mary land votes for State officers to-mor row. The two latter States do not elect members of Congress till next year, 80?" The State Journal supports the pro positions taken by Gov. Wright in his cor respondence with the Prussian Government, that an adopted American citizen has a daim on our Government to protect him from the duties and penalties incurred be fore leaving to his native government, when he shall return under its jurisdiction after having, according to our laws, changed his allegiance. The argument of Governor Wright and the Journal is plausible and very consonant with our pretensions to national ity. But its error is exposed by a home application of the principle. It is a penal offence in Prussia to leave the country with out special leave, before a citizen has per formed the military service required by law. Could one of our citizens, guilty of a penal effence by our Municipal Law, flee to foreign jurisdiction, become a citizen under it by forswearing his allegiance to his na tive land, and then return to the United States and interpose the shield of his new Sovereign as a bar to a prosecution for the crime committed when a citizen of this country ? Would any lawyer put in such a plea, or a Court listen to it? Would our Government tolerate the doctrine when up plied to itself? S" Major McClure's new office of pay. master has a salary of $3,500 per annum attached to it, besides perquisites, and a life tenure. He has been an uncompromising Le comptonite, and an unscrupulous defender of the President. The mystery of this milk in his nut ia explained by recent events in his history. The appointment of Mr. Dunham is approved by papers of both parties. The State Journal says it has no doubt he will make a good officer. He certainly ought to be for he is a man of far more ability than is needed for such a routine office as that, and he has had quite an extensive experience in public business. Either in State or Nation al affairs he was for near a score years an active and constant participant up to 1854, In that memorable year he " went under" with many other promising men of his party, and has stayed under so completely, not ven raising his nose above the water to get a fresh breath of political life, that anything but a Democrat would have died most thor oughly long ago. He will hold the office till the next annual election. The Victorious Paity In Pennsyl vania In answer to the question frequently asked, what party was successful in the recent tri umph in Pennsylvania, the : Philadelphia Prets replies, that in the rocent contest in tnatbtate tacre were no candidates run as Republicans, and that there is no Republican party in that State; that there was no Ameri can candidate run as such. The efforts of a few misguided men to run what they called " Native American " candidates was re pudiated by Americans, and turned out a miserable abortion. There was a complete uniou of the elements of opposition to Buchananism in every part of the State. It was essentially the pople's party that achieved the triumph. tS5" The courts of Iowa have made tho injunctions against the Rock Island Railroad bridge perpetuate, which will prevent any repairs being made to the structure. One of the piers is already underminded and is fast inclining to a fall; in a few months more, it is predicted, that the obstruction will remove itself. One of our citizens has made the railroad company, we hear, a proposition to tunnel the river and give the cars a passage under the river that shall be beyond the reach of ice and floods, and the complaints of river men. The next Congress. Letters from Washington say that the Administration now expect an opposition majority of at least ten against them. The opposition are also can vassing for a Speaker, and the Pennsylvania Delegation have proposed the name of Hon G. A. Grow as their candidate. Bdbak. The latest advices from the 'West Itidia Islands, where the Sugar Crop haa been nearly all gathered, represent the yield to.be more abundant than it Las been im twenty yeara. In Dcmarar, especially, the crop was jrrcatly in excess of any former pred'.ict. This is good ncs to consumers,

Rcmirkable DeTtlopmeaii of Mur-

der. The iBTestigatitB' of the charge of mur- - tiering his wife who died more than a year ago was made against James Stephens, heretofore a respected citizen of Sew: Tork and a leader jn the Methodist church, has resulted in the development of facts which are likely to lead to his conviction. On exhuming the wife's remains, which had been interred for a year, they were found to be nndecayed. The entire body has since been subjected to the severest tests of chemical analysis, and the presence of arsenic been tember last a young tnaa uauied Robert Hell was arrested in New York city for an attempt to shoot Stephens, the alleged murderer, with a pistol. He fired at him, but tne ball lodged in Stephens coat collar. The attorney who was employed to defend Bull, on conversing with him learned that the mo tive for the attempt wa3 a strong conviction in his mind that Stephens had murdered his wife, Sophia Stephens, (the prisoner's aunt) by administering poison. Mr. Schroffer had an interview with the Misses Bell, sistere of the prisoner, who were living at Stephens' house-when their aunt died, aud the result was that upon their affidavits, corroborating the suspicions of Robert Bell, Justice Welsh issued his warrant for the apprehension of Stephenson the charge of murder. Coroner Conncry ' was notified, and on tho 23d of septembei. -U6l one yer After her death, the body of Mrs. Stephens was disinterred at Greenwood Cemetery, and removed to Bellevno- Hospital. A post mortem examin ation took place, after which the body was subjected to an analysis that exhibited the presence of arsenic more than enough to cause death. . The investigation before the magistrate proved that before his wife's death Stepheus had proffered improper at tentions to Miss Sophia Bell j that he had threatened to leave his wife, and called her "old and peevish," (she was some fifteen years his senior) ; that during " her last ill ness he gave her some suspicious looking powders, aud large doses of laudanum j'that he would suffer no one but himself to give her medicines, aud that he had twice made purchases of arsenic about this time, under pretence of poisoning rats. The Bells are said to be of the " first fam ilies " of Ireland, several of the brothers of Mrs. Stephens being Protestant clergymen' The Misses Bell had lived with Stephens in .2bth street two or three years previous to the death of their aunt. They entertained suspicions at the time of her death, but dared not make them known, in consequence of the threats of Stephens to have them ex pelled from the church and ruin their char acters if they said anything against him. A letter from Fanny, vaguely hinting a sus picion, at length reached their friends in Ire land, and their brother Robert, an impetuous young man, at once came over and attempted to take the la in his own hands. Stephens was held to bail for his appearance. SSsy We mentioned, a few days ago, a lutus natura a duplicate human bäng which had been exhibited at tlic late agri cultural fair at Nashville. Mr. Estis, of Gibson connty, who recently saw the extraordinary object, gives the editor of the Prince ton InJianian a description of it. It is a negro girl, or more properly, two girls, eight years of age, having two heads and necks, one body,' and four arms and four legs, all perfectly symmetrical in their proportions, and equally useful ia the performance of their respective duties. : She has two hearts, two stomachs, and only one set of bowels. She seems to have two separate and . independent minds ; can converse with two per sons at one time on tho same or different subjects, or one head may be engaged while the other remains passive. In partaking of food she always eat with both mouths; even though it be the smallest particle of food, it is always divided, between the two Neither bead sways an influence over the other, but a complete unison of thought per vades their every thought and action. She sings sweetly, and can walk, dance, or run with as much grace and rapidity as any girl ot ner ag. Mature must have been in a strange mood when she produced this crea ture; The I'aris orrespondent ol the New York Journal of Commerce, under date of Oc tober lltb, says: Hon. Robert Dale Owen has just made short sojourn in this capital. His career at Naples, as Minister Resident of the United States, is creditable in all respects to him and his country. He is justly described to me in a letter form taat city, by a compe tent observer,, as a gentleman of superior abilities and extensive knowledge, and with aL courteous and amiable. In a note to me, of the 6th, he says, "I have just heard of the dangerous illness of my aged father, and I theretore take the first train for London, near which he lives." The venerable parent, Robert Oweu, of Lanark, is in his eightyeight year, and his demise, if it has happen- 1 ed, will be widely regretted. , ; Poor Pessstltasia. Here are some of the Pennsylvanian Democrats now in national office i , , - ... James Buchanan, President.' . James Black, Attorney General. ' G. M. Dallas, Minister to England. , J J. R. Chandler, Minister to Naples.' " . -. Mr. Buckalew, Minister to Equador. Mr. Reed, Minister td China. Mr. Clay, Minister to Lima. ..' ; . Mr. Jones, Minister t Austria. - It is a shame that Pennsylvania, should repudiate a party Ih&t deals so generously with her " favorite sons." J S$ It ia reported that Judge Parker, the Democratic candidate for Governor of NewYork, has destroyed his prospects of success, by imprudently undertaking as is said by his own party to justify, In some measure, the- course and doctrines of Mr, Buchanan. For this mistake he is rebuked in the New York IleraU, which plainly gives him to understand that the ks h suvs'about the i lurije-.'t the better.

The Jkflgcncx of- Schools oh PorrLA-

TIft hnr ifintir of the New Harmony . . i Prlu.tical Science has been extnsiw ,,to and attracted , rf. I . r t 1 public attention. One result of it is related in the following paragraph from the New Ilarmoay Advertiser : , - - ? - : j - r We are pleased to learn that a gentleman from New Albany, on his way to New Orleans, who had seen" the notice in the Journal, came over from Evansvillo last Wednesday, iu order to obtain circulars and to inform himself also regarding the " facilities offered for female education. On hearing that arrangements were being made to organize, about the commencement of the new year, exactly what he desired, he decided to locate his family permanently here. " . . This is what we desire to see. We are too much at the extreme verge of the "Pocket" for New Harmony to become a great commercial place, but that circumstance renders it the more suitable for educational purposes ; and if we can draw around us those capable -of organizing and carrying out the system of education, as well as those who appreciate these benefits and desire to avail themselves of such advantages, we cannot fail to bring wealth and prosperity to the place, besides securing that which ia'of more consequence an increase of intelligence and a high moral tone. Good Schools bring population, capital, intelligence and good morals to a plac. What steps have been taken to establish the Female Seminary hese under the charge of the Methodist Conference? The Navajo Indians. S. M. Yost, writing from New Mexico, giving an account of Navajo Indians, saying the United Statc3 troop s were about to begi h a cam paign to punish them for their recent outrages, by destroying flocks and herds and burning their villages, Bays the Navajo Indians have 250,000 sheep at least, and about 60,000 horses. These are their wealth." Their care and trouble now mostly is to secure them. Destroy them aud they will become desperate. Unencumbered with their herds and they will enter the field with the full determination to fight it out. A second edition of the Florida war may be expected. Peace miy be plead for to save the stock, but these lost aud war to the knife will bo the motto. Mark the prediction. Speaking of the flock of 5,000 which tbe troops had enptured, and wantonly slaught ered because thev had no means of feeding them, and preventing their rc-capturo by the Indians. Mr. Yost sav3 : . The sheep are the finest looking I have ever seen, borne of them will weigh 200 pounds au 1 over. We have here now at the post, selected from this immense herd, four large rams, which sport, each of them, four long horns, either prong being at least eight inches long. 1 hey are a euriosity in their way. Place Ilnuters and the Administra tion Organa. A correspondent of the St. Louis Repub lican, which has been the leading organ of the Administration in Missouri, gives tho following account of what is being done at Washington : The ever watchful members of the Presi dent's party are now in full force here, anx iously wailing for something to turn up up on which they may seize to till their private colters. . It is understood that tbe "organs are to be returned, or,, in other words, that the democratic papers of New iork, PLila delphia, Baltimore and Washington are to change hands, and this fact produces a com motion anions; those who believe in the "spoils." The priuting patronage of the Executive Government is now ijameii.se, and great will be hc scramble for it before the organs are in perfect tune. In New l ork an entirely new instrument is to be secured, tho A'firi having too many false notes to suit the ear of the Administration. Here the only change will be in theproprietorshp and the performers, and to arrange these is giv ing the venerable President a great deal of trouble and solicitude. It is yet possible that Mr. Appletion will leave the State De partment aud take charge of the Govern ment organ. ...... :.-,. What is the world ? A dream within a dream as we grew older, each step has an inward awakening, llie youth awakes, as he thinks, from childhood ; the full grown man despises the pursuits of youth as vis ionary ; the old man looks on manhood as a feverish dream. Is death the "last sleep No it is the last final awakening. Sir Waller Scott JBgg"" The "Washington Union of Saturday contains a leader bitterly opposing the doctrine of Protection, and ridiculing the ironmongers of Pennsylvania, in particular, for asking such a revision of the tariff as will promote their interests. The article undoubtedly expresses the views of the Administration. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. lE W SV4JJH 10 II Hits. PHI.nE W W new Sugar just received and tor sale by nova FRESTON BROS. W BMCE-5 TIEHCES PBIJtIB W W new Rice just received aud for sale by nov2 PRESTON BROS. '. HMJItE CO I'M' E 150 EJUS BECEIVED and to arrive, and for sale by novi - - PRESTON BROS. IF .t.TEIt I S.TMLL Mi WEI.LING House and Lot, or vacant Lot in tins City, for an improved Farm f 114 acres, within 5 hours' ritle of Ciuciunatl; er ICO acres of Land in Wisconsin. For further particuUrsenquir at the Savings' Bank. novl-4in JThMSSOLl'TIO.V. TIIE EIHM OE JL9 GiLBibtcT A Bowles was dissolved on the 2 ith instant, by mutual consent. The business will be continued by our successors, Samuel E. Gilbert and William R. Baker, under the firm of S. E. Gilbert A Co., who are alone authorized to settle the business of the lau firm. SAMCEL E. GILBERT. . HENRY BOWLES. Evansville, Oct. 80. 153. . SAMUEL It. GILBKRr I LIAM B. ItAKKR. SI E. tiMLKEKT Y '., 8UVCESSORS to Gilbert A Bowles, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Sycamore street, betwe-n Water and First, Evansville, Indiana. - A full assort incut of Groceries always on hand, and for sale at tlie lowest prices. Agents for " Cypress Mills," Cotton Yarns, Ac, at manufacturer's prices (novl Ä-rsr 1 trj,iHTiLM w. r. k r K-ttit ö rjjfrZ JITT and cheapness. Cox's patent refined sparkling Gelatine, stronger than Isinglass, at .ne half the cost for convenience, strength, purity, beauty and rhxapness, stands) nnrtvailed for making rich crystalline jelly. For sali) by novl Z. H. COOK A SON. lä BJtBBELS EVBE CI It EH VI.VUW EGAR, make of 1X67, for sale by novl Z. U. COOK A SON. nv. i Jo VMEEMJVS! EVMEHM.V8H 3O0O o. 1 Pumpkins for sale by tbe liMtd, hundred, or single one, by (novl) Z. It. COOK A SON. 3 'FRESH oct27 MILC1I COWS, t.r sale ut Z. H. COOK A SON. -mn.lBHLE HJ L L MUJ"t Z.VfV Jt JItJM EM Y. The Third Sessioa will commence on next Satunlny, October 30, at 3 o'clock, P. M. Many new dauccs w til be taught tor the nrst timo in tl'is pla"c, iu luJiri fancv ti-ne vs f r clildreu. cvt.- 11 l'lit'l". NUTT.

AMUSEMENT3.

JBPOLLO THEJTRE. Ji. , BELLA. ADAMS, Masacikww, OPEN FOR THE SEASON. -3', - Engagement fora few n'ghts only of ILVIx. "37- Coney ...... ... AM ------ - MR. C. WARWICK, - ' With their wonderful c WELL TRAINED DOG BRUCE.' 4 the. TUESDAY EVENING. November 2, l(K4,'th4 performance will commune with the , thrilling Drama i f THE FOREST OF BONDY ! ! .OR, TUE DOG OF MONT ARGES. ; Patriotic SongOverture Sentimental Song.. ...GEO. WITUINGTON. by the Orchestra. ....Miss" V. Watmah. To conclude with tho laughable extravaganza of the SHERIFF'S ELECTION IN VANDERBURGH COUNTY. POSITIVELY NO FRKE LIST. Admission. Orchestra seats, 00 cents. Parqnette 35 cents. Gallery 2 5 rants, l)ooi-3 opoa at half-punt seven, performance to commence at 8 o'clock. &1TEWJHTS JVC WO HE t OLII3 EN Syrup, extra, Rtilioilcd sugar hours Molasses, Crushed Sugar, Powdered Sugar, Loaf Sugar, 10) gross Gates' New York Matche, 23 duzen Dnrkce's Stove Blacking, 10 dozen iron bound Half Bushels. Received and lor sale by (novl) Z. H. COOK SON. aK w.vebs ii.jtjs jh'oa TiiTi following property now in our Sv'arebonse corner Locust street and the Canal. G. S. Kelly, 2 boxe Clothing, J. F. HofTinan, 5 boxes Merchandise, V. & S. 2 - 1 Bale, W. F. tone, 1 Dox Mrs. Palmer, 1 " C. Dodd, 1 CliOTt, J. Emrich, 2 Bales Hops, K. H. Sneeder, 1 " " T. A. Sanders, 2 Hhds. Charcoal, 2 Boxes " Fried. Tuchicr.l " Moss. Mary Thompson, 1 Bedstead, F. Hutchinson, 1 Model Harrow Kebeca Davis, 2 Boxes, 1 Chost, , J. II. Wulls, 2 Kegs, E- West, - 2 boxes, Keller Barman, 3 " W. C. Foster, 1 " Dean & Demoss, 1 " F. Dillman, 1 cask, Viiknown, I Shingle Machine, 1 Uorso Power. UEOKUE FOSTER A Co. gioR s.J i. is jTJi iunai.-j LOT ja. corner ol ourti and Canal streets. Enbuire of j. b. Mcdonald. M.' ICA CDUN cnCSHEU, rinsed to run bv steam, one mortising machine, in grood order, and a lot ol i;arpeuters loots. Also, a lot ot Sbatiiii(; and Pulleys, and a pair of Straub's Burrs For sale cheap, by J. B. Mi DONALD. OctJi.wd HE SI JUKI 1JL. Cranberries, Canvassed Hams, Drieii 15ef, ' " '- New Mackerel, Latlirop's Wuinr, Ac. Just received and for sale by Ioct27) A. D. REYNOLDS A CO. W9 HliiiS-J TMSM CI HE It If V THO i'T JL& fail, by Dr. T. IcGOWVS SA USA PA RI LLA and IODIDE OF POTASH, the great Blood Purifier and Health Restorer, prepared from Fresh Root, the only kind worthy the confidence of physicians or the public, old jmiim ted root Ixdng inert. The components of this medicine are hirh--ly extolled by some of the most distinguished physicians iu tho world, as Sir Wm. Fordyce, l'.rod; -, Bell, Ac, for the cure of Rheumatism, Scrofula, White Swelling, Syphillis, Neuralgia, Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver, Spine and Skin Dropny, Female Complaints, Old Sores, l'imples on the Faco, Ac. It makes the skin clear and smooth nn object of interest with the ladies. It removes mercury, or any impurities of ,th blood or system, and should lie used in the Sprii jf to purify tho blood und preTent siekne-s. 1'iicf, ?l a bottle McGown's Essen Tar, a certain cure fur Bowel Complaints, as Diarrhea, Dysentery, Flux, Ao. South-American Tar, Spriuj; Liniment, and Vermifuge, uiiparaU-lied for its success. The three above medicines prepared by. 11. S. Hl'uhes, Memphis, Tenuesse. Sold in Evansville by K.ELI.EU A White, Leiscii A Kauliteut, Dr. John" Maolmfs. oct2!-12nid rmuoMivvE JL 1 Pumpkins, Apples, Potatoes, Irish and Sweet, tranges, Turnips, White Beans, Cabbage, Ac. For sale by oct27 '.. H. COOK A S N. IS LCKWHEAT FLOCK, 2ö sacks at Z. H. COOK A SON, oct27 iV.tVtiHTEUÜ K HOntJK, SL CCEHJ sors to 11. S. HOWAA'D, RECEIVING, FORWARDING, A KD General Commission Merchants, EVANSVILLE, IND. Having taken the stand of Mr. if. S. Howard, we are in hopes, by close attention to business to retain all Iiis old and numerous customers. We will give particular attention to all consignments for sale, und will forward Tobacco, Pork, Lard, Ac, East, West, North or South, at the lowest current rates of freight. Lileral cash advances made ou produc consigned to New Orleans. G. G- SLAUGHTER, B. C. SLAVCTITEK, WS. RODCE, JK., The above firm, Messrs. Slaughters A Hodge, having taken my stand in the Forwarding ami Commission business, I take great ploasnre iu saying to my friends that their consignments will be well cared for by (he new bouse. Mr. Hotlge has been with mo a long while, and I consider him in every way well worthy the patronage so lilierally extended to me. The Messrs. Slaughters arc favorably known on Green river as good Tobacco men. octö7-lmd K. 8. H0WAÄD. TTELLOV PIXE FLOOVflNG. A FEW JL thousand feet, well aeasoned. Lead Pipe a full assortment on hand. TIN PLATE. Roofing Tin, ICandlXdo Waster do Coko, do 100 Plato do 12 X 12 do. oct2S On band and for sale by SAM I EL vlll, ft.(f '.V7JIES. 10 hhds. new crop Sugar, vj 20 cases assorted Matches, 30 tmxes Fire Crackers, 25 kegs Soda, 10 kegs assorted Shot, No. 1 to 9, 200 kegs pure White Lead. For sale by oct27 OHIt. DAL.ELL A CO. TfOUJS'M. STJJS'EIE Lit, VJHEEJX's 1EK AK l JOIKr, is now prepared and al'ways ready to attend to anv thing pertaining to j either of the aliovc branches. Special attention i paid to the fitting up of store rooms, ofiices, or small jobs of importauce. I am also ready to attend to putting up Shafting or Machinery of Mills, Factories or other necessary work, belonging to that of a Millright, either in town or country. Perfect satisfaction or no charges made. '" Corner Third and Cherry streets. Evansville, Ort. 2Ö. lsf.M-timtl fflfiT RECEIVED. A LOT OF SCGAR, NEW v crop, aud 0 bbls turpentine, by octgl TENS Y A SOREENSON. WPVTCHEBS EILE. 100 HOZE JLm Taper's asstirt ed. :i to 8 iiitdi. 0 Jozen Mill Saws assorted, 10 to ir Inch. 40 dozen Flat Bastard assorted, 10 to IU inch. 25 dozen half round Bastard assorted, 5 to 16 inch. 10 dozen round Bastard assorted, 4 to 12 inch. At the new Hardware Store. oct22 GEO. A. SONNTAG. 7fff"OLASSES. 50 WHOLE AND HALF BBLS ml IM. for sale low by GILBERT A BOWLES. 1 oct2U 11. MM. SH O KT sT t' COMMMSSMIKY MERCHANTS. , . 94 Caxt Street, XKW ORLEAXS, 1.4. R. H. short. oct22-(imdl r. s. iiowakii. ! JJ9W l. Of.VSOwV, KOO HJJS'lt-VT-.m EiJ AND j "RlnnV Tlnnlr TVTü Tin f a ntllTfiT ' First street, between llaiH aud Locust, EVANSVILLE, IND. j Blank Books raled, paged and made to order of . the best paper, from a Memorandum to the largest , Ledger. Music and Magazines bound in any style. ; oct27-GmdAw 1 lmEU JE WE LH Wm BMTTB OLEE W A SON (Generally known as Bittrollf 's) at No. 4S, Main street, have just received their new stock of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, superior Plated Ware, Spectacles, Ac, among w hich will lie found all the latest and most beautiful styles in tho market. We wish it distinctly understood that we warrant the quality of our Jowelrv to be as eood as anv made, and in style, beauty of finish, and excellence 0 vtoritaiansnip, 11 is not to uo Burpasseo. tve are selling at the lowest Eastern prices for cash. - A full assortment if Clocks ulwnscu heud ovtHrKtnSiu

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

I rjr3X .AY) TICJl --X Tit K MS flESE i JL by given to tho Tax Pavers of Vanderburc nty, that I have received from the Auditor of! County tn.. Ti rji-nlir-.l.. fiir flit r.urri-nt par. , and will be prepare will Im rr,iirri'-H to rw-.-i-p the Taxes assessed i i for the current year (185f) at my Office, from and t Kar lue lutu day vi October, l.iO. I For the rate uf Taxation for the current yar, see small hand bills putted up through the County. THEODOKE VESKMAXN, oct22-6wd Treasurer of Van. Cn. I SSOJLVTMO.V O-1 IOPJÄT.V. SHIP. The firm ofWaltun, Newbury k Co., was dissolved Oct. 1st, 18'-? The business will hereafter be carried on under the Hrm of Newbury A Clement, wl;o arc authorized to cttl op the business ot the late firm. JONATHAN WATSON, K. NEWIII'KV, J. H. (' I. KM EST, oct22 . C. 8. CHKEN. EME'T 73 BBLS. FOR- SALrTl.Tiw, MY vpuirrs tuupestii:. öIjblsTIn peu3 feet order, for salu by - CI LEE It T BOWLES, oet23 Sycamore street. IE iwo.s eceived three burr it 4 o. turtu Jt just received three barrels of fresh Havana Oranzea. Call before they are all sohl. TMf.'Ji . JfJ fV.VcV SO Lit ..V V V interest in our establishment to Mr. Samuel Yickcry, the style aud firm will in future be Vicxekv A Buotiiebs, in hope therefore wiili the acquisition of a new but experienced partner, tkcre will be an increase of trade to tho bouse. Thanks for past favors. Respectfully. Ac, J. ". VICKERY t Co., oct20 No. 22 Main street. Tf gCAEJIl" KHOTHF.lt, WHOLiZV SALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FAMILY GROCERIES, CLASS, NAILS, FLOUR, (.Tain, Seocis, Bacon, Lard, Tulis, Buckets, Churns, aud Woodwar peuerally. No. 82 Main street, Evansville, lud. Goods delivered in any part of the city free of choi ce. oct2l JAS. W. VICKKKV JOHN VICKEKY SAM'L v'lCLFRT. er Um. TäjüveI eou u'jHlifS'a AND Commission Merchant, No. 2 soith Wiita Street, Evansville. oct21-iy OME.nÖHEOETlfoii EiWe 0Apples. Also, 15 Young Turtles. Fresh Cocn Meal. Young Chickens. Young Hysvu Tea. Sweet 1'otatoea. Just received at oct21) A. D. REYNOLDS A CVs. WPUJ1EH HOOÜS.I.Vlt U1ULES. ML A splenilid selection in Antique. Morocco, and VelTet Bindiugs ; also in fancy wood. Just received by DOBELL A CONYNGTON. 'jnvJT'HVi'T! it v'jSJilHViTi': JCsL-UL'Y ! Bl'Y I Tho undersigned respectfully announces to the citizens of Evansville that he lias opened a feed store ou the corner of Water and Locust streets, where Le keeps constantly on hand a supply of all kinds of Feed which he will mil at the very lowest cash prices and deliver to any part of the citv free of charge. Please give him a call. oct20 " J. C. Dl StU CUET. &i Trompt attention given to nil oniers. llTj'tJ ÄJs7 HlJKvinES'YfIiÜt Poplar Shingles. Just received am! tor sale lv oct20 JOI1S F. GLOVER." MTIO, ToitEfS' EJ II ME Si ISÖOK EOK uuiK-r, at octl9 POF.EL A CONYNGTOVS. oh mti.r:, the cjjml ho.it. RAY STATE, now in good order. Also, one Yoke of Oxen. Enquire of JAMES OAKLEY A SON, oetlS-lwd No. t;. North First stre. t. W9 O VMM E H TEH JCk J-ust received aud by ortlH-2wd CtOEEli TOOLS for sal" at r-i!ie-eil pricv-s JAIHH STRACK. No. ii lain stn-t-t. ' HMTE'S VOOEEH TOOLS. Jut t at rived, an assortment ot extra 4 oopcr Tools, at JACOB STKAI B S, oc,tlS-2wd No. IU Main Street. JTi;Ut 1.1 H EVMJtilMLLM: Jlvit JUs CAIUO PACKET, STEAMER CUBA.4p: J. W. .MILLS, Master, leaves on Monday, the 18th. at 4 o'clock, and will make regular trips every 5 days. o tlu J-JIIRIVIVS .nE.1T SHOE. THE uii(li-lsiruc(l wishes to inform the y-v. puplic that lie ha oia-ited Meat Shop on the corner of Market am! Walnut streets,. wiierv ue will constantly keep all kinds ol liesu nitmt, and would be happy to meet his friends und customers. Please give tue a call. et 1-1 THEOBALD EMf.'ICH. .IHIt HIHE EOH THE ULLJ.VIt Whiter tratlc, at very low prices. -Meat Cutters and Stutters, Slß . Shovels and Tongs. Ctal-boils and Shovel. Axes, Bloods, Collins A Co. W. A S. Butcher Fi les. Tuttlc's l atent Cros- Cut Saws. Aowlautl's, German A Co., saw-mill Saws. 11. C. Booth's table cutlery, direct from Sheffield, England. Ilargreave A Co.'s Pocket Cutlery. Walker's Horse Nails. Butcher Knives, Saws and Steels, now- on hand and arriving. JACOB STWATB, octll-2w No. 40 Main Stn-et. ffBl-'E LE.nHEUTIIE EEOEI.E J3. are just Iwgiuning to find out that Watson, Ncwbory A Co., can, and do, sell lumber cheaper than any pther dealers in town ; consequently, they go there and buy, and are so well satisfied that they go twice and three times over. Sow, as we calculate to stay here and sell boards, we say to all who are in w ant of plank, come alio! see us, at the comer of Main and Eighth streets, and we will satisfv you, that what we say is true-. WATSON, NEWBUifi" A Co. octll g A Pi.V.TO OE It OJvi'E TS, S TUJ It Uti'iods, Ribbons anil llowtrs, on Friday morning. October Sth, 18". Permit me to roll your attention to my stock of Spring Millinery Goods, whicli have been Ismght uniior favorable circumstances, and which for variety and novelty of style will, 1 trust, be found to surpass anvthing ever brought to this city. F. It. DARKER, First street, between Main and Locust, opposite the Past Otlice. octO i u.ntuiES 10 bbls. Alum, 10 CopH-ras, 5 " Sulphur, 6 " Ven. red, 2 ' Gum Camphor, 2"K) " Cream Tartar. 50 coil Jute J.4 inch rope, 65 " Manilla inch do, 25 " liemp halter roie, 26 Manilla " 2- do. Bcdcords, 10 reels cotton Inch do, M bales No. 1, Caunelton Batting, 75 boxes Star Candles, 7Ö boxes Diamond Starch, 20 bags Alspicc, 5 Ceroons Carraccss Indigo, 25 bales Candle Wick, 25 bags I'epper, 5 ' CUives, A small lot of extra family flour. For sale low to close consignment, bv octS WHEELER A lilGGS. ;iT. VH.MHLES S.1M,OOJ .. G, irU street, oppsite the Post Ollice. Evansville. Indiana. The citiz-.ns of Evansville ant! the pub lie generally are respectfully infurmed that this 1 magnificent saloon (foruierly Bnrk's Exchange) has ; been entirely n-fittcd ami furnished ii: every dejiartment. and is now open for the season, where visitors 1 can always have served up at the s onesr nonce anu 1 in the m .st uj Ii style all the dclic-icies of the i season, garni of all kinds, Venison, Wild Duck, Tin key, Fish, Ac. ! Shell Oysters received daily, by express, s well 1 as iu cans, will lie served in every style to suit the I patrons of the St. Charles. Billiard players will find at this saloon a et of the finest marble top Billiard Tables from the well known aud celebrated factory of J. M. Brunswick A Co. Suppers served lip at all hours, day or night. A splendid lunch will be ferved up, in the most appropriate style, every morning at lo o'ciock. ctS J. G. HAf KINGTON. HE HF.STJ.S'lt El'BEST UHJ.V DY in town, at the lowest figure, is at Decker A Kramer's. Hotel and Coffee-house keepers, and all others that can appreciate good liquor and wish to buy it cheap, in quantities to suit, call soon -is it goes off fast. (octll) DECKER A IvffAMEf. wtroot MM. ARRIVAL. 20 Turkic. 10 Dozen Chickens. 40 Bushels Potatoes. 4C Dozen Eggs. A. c-'tC D. REYNOLDS A CO. yl.'II HIE S. JL.no.VHS, EILBERTS, Brazil Nuts, Enclish Walnuts, Figs, raisin, currants, rot k candy, ovsters, lobsters, sardines, clum, epsoni suits, sulphur, roll brimI stone, copperas, niadder, extract of legwood, indi-v go, cream tartar, sotla, bed-cords, blacking, bat ting, cloves, cement, cigars of all kinds, nutmegs, ginger of all kinds, glass jars, lanterns and flasks, ! l-mon syrup, mustard, matches, pepper sauce, snanish moss, stone pipes, powder, safety fuse, tobacco of t all kinds, tancy soaps, starch, vinegar, cordage, let- ' ter, note, ta,. and writing paper, teas, iiwir, , 11 " ,111,, ijuci, t, .1, uuui, .Ulllphor, envelopes, salt peter, etc., etc., etc. A supplv of the above kept constantly on hand, and for en!-: lair, by GI LBKliT A BOWLES, o'.tü tf Sicnui'.'i'.' Street, nt'ur Water.

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1ST HOT 'E.n .1JW 15 t.y-T TO Sell quk-k, 10 barrels ni (ireen Apples ; finest 0f the season nct4 A. V. l.r-1 öl'lil"in. 7f EJTHEH -JII SHOE . V , -lim;s. J. FLEMING has now on hand a large ; aud complete assortment of Leather and Shoe im.i ins, to which the attention of Shoemakers and j j otters in want of Lcntlu-r i-- invited, which wil bo ' sohl at as low price for cash as can be obtained in I j any city west of the mountains. Call at No. 7, Main I ; street, anil judce for yourselves. I l LEATHER BELTING. ' Seymour's machine stretched Leather Belting, j A full supply at the manufacturer's cash price. I ort3-:yurt J. FLEMING. THM:. ! T:Ji l ! TA'J .' .' 1 CHOICE J2- M-lix tiuii of lireen and Black teas j ust opened j and for tale by J.' V. VICKEKY & CO. TwM7ri: thoVsj.vj . SALE. The undersigned has 12,1H) second ! hand Socks for Sale. They are suitable for Wheat bo City Mills. GEOKGE WOLFIN, Aeent. OI.it J10JVJEJtt THO.TU1H SCANT LIN, it .--.l . .,.,1,1 v II5fT" - " Ii just rertiivinc by Steamboats and Railroad, a large and coniplVtc assortment of Cooking & Heating Stoves, of the very latest Fall style and pattern, which I can sell at lower prices than the great panic times of 1--3Ö7. And I am fixed to do House Roofing, Guttering, Copper and Sheet Iron Work, and nil other Job Work iu my line, with great care and dispatch, which I warrant to ho equal, if not superior, to most work done in this citr. Call on the Pioneer. oct2 THOMAS SCAMLi:V. 60 bush, choico Apple, öisilbs. Sugar cored dried B.-ef, f0 dozen assorted Brooms, oi) bush. Sweet I'otatoes, V il.. Crab Apples, JMieyui rlrv's Hants, 1.1XSI lbs. Bacon Sides, 5 bids. No. 1 extra Mackerel, S " No. 2 Mackerel, 10 bxes extra Herring, 20 kits assorted Mackerel,' öoo lbs. extra large Codfish. 7?ereived and for sale by octl Z. H. COOK A SuN. "IjFlOH SJiTe -IT . H.Mitit.IIJ J -Ä House-and Lot in N. E. Enlargement of tlie city of Evntisvillp. Enquire at the K. E. A I. Office, No. 1. North Third street, Evansville. octl C.C. COLLINS. El Mi TIIMS JLM, WHO Jill.' .1 I' ll- FLUTED. DU. CHAVES' FAMILY MEDICINES. We do not desire to interfere with the professional ethics of our mrdkal school?, nor do we possess any skill in pharmaceutics, but Dr. Graves has opened to our Licijection a m;;ss of letters from Iiis agents and most rcpo--tahle druggists in all parts of the 1 country, which commend his family UKniicincs in i the higin-sr terms. They meet w ith a very extended I sale, v hie h of itself is an excellent recommendation, i We always tt-cl reluctant to inaku any endorse- ! no lit of me liciiics, but there arc so many localities ; where no regular practitioners are within reach, i and co nianv diseases which require prompt reme dies, that a supply of the prescriptions preparea by Dr. Graven, couiiu.Htled as they are for cliicieucy, would prove almost invaluable. In all cases of sickness, our first advice is to call the aid of a physician, tut, if that is impracticable, it seems to us that Dr. Graves oficrs remedial agents in ague, rholera morbus, Ac which may l-e safely used, as he gives assurance that no deleterious compoun-ls arc used in their preparation. Louitvillt Juuruul. l'r. Graves' anti-Fever ant! Ague, anti-Bilious, riirilying. and Cathnrtic Pills uve iiialimble to those afllicfiil with any of these complaints. His American Liniment is gaining a high reputation fur heating ail kinds of ailments, both of man and bea-st: nd parents hnitl nmcmbw 1u Gtlden Vermifuge," is a certain remedy for expelling worms from the system, For sale by Whok'sale Druggists generally. Hm.i.orK '& Stoddard, Kellrk & Wiin.n, Wm. BiEunovrr.it, uiitl Lkech A Caksleit, Agents at Evansville, Indiana. ' . oct2-3md 'ff IS TlfE CETf'EMi. WESTEitfk Cv reserved Cheese, Cauvascd Hams, S. C. Sotla, Gerniiin Soaps, Shaker Brooms, Fine Sweet Tobacco. . A lot just received aud for sale by sept20 A. D. REYNOLDS A Co. f1 01TEBJJiEJ'TMMJMISMMIJ VE VTplots of over 1,000 acres nf laml in Southern Missouri, subject to entry at li cents per acre. Call and examine them at the R. E. A I. Ollice, No. 1, North Third street, Evansville. octl C. C. COLLINS. Cf ÜZjnMiH9.M MU TTEHEeS' 9 upisdiited Agent for Dole, Silver A Felt-h's patent Saw Gümmer, wiiich lias taken the premium, at the Mechanical Fairs of almost every State in the Ciiion, ami pronounced superior to anything made for gumming upright and circular saws. An assort ment always on hand. sopt-iO GEO. S. SONTACG. iTsiivöiijy-' jie.il. 10 eüsmm. JL just received at Bept.iO A. D. REYNOLDS A Co's. SEI.LM.yUi OEE JMT COST yet, but selling off at an advance on cost, chickens, eggs, butter, cheese, codfish, flour, bacon, lard, coffee, sugar, riee, mackerel, pepper,' spice, nutiufgs, cloves, ginger, with a variety nf other articles too numerous to mention. CallJ and examino or voursclves, at No: 02 Main street. " S. W. VICKERY A CO. gr ÖÖk H EHE H E.I It THMS. JLl If you want to get good Hay, If you want to get good Corn, If yon want to get good Oats, If you want to get good Bran, If you waut to get good Crushed Foed, It you want to get good Chicken Foed, If yon want to get good Corn Meal, If you want to got good Timothy eed. If yon want to get tnd Grass Seeds of any and every kind, call at HUSTON'S Feed anil Seed Store, under tho Telegraph pflice, where you can lie accommodated s cheap as the cheapest, and as good as the best, delivered in any part of tho city free of drayagc. Recollect, at RUSION'S, on Water street. Just received, my first shipment by ('anal, 100 tons of tirst-rate new Timothy Hay, and for sale cheap. Kept2i R. S. R. 4ot IW100 Olt M'MSH. 200 LBS. .YjBir.OO boxes fine Cracki-rs, 150 coils Manilla Rope, 2,500 Seamless Bags, 2 and 7.M bushels. Received and tor sale by s-p27J PRKSTON BIMS. TgTflHESH VEIt.tB WJBE, SV.,,. ÜO dozen Cedar Pails, wuite, red aud striped, brass bound, 10 nests Cedar Heelers, plain and striped, brass bound, 5 dozen covered Cedar Cans, brass bound, 3 sizes, 5 Cedar Churns, brass bound, . 5 " plain w hite Cedar Pails, iron bound, 2 and o hoojis, 5 ' stout iron bound Stable Pails, v " SteamtMiat Pails, stout iron bonud, 20 nests stout Cellar Tubs, iron bound, 4 and II in each nesf, 5 dozen largest Horse Buckets, 10 o common iron bound Buckets, This dav received, and now oieninir in tho finest-! 1 condition, at the new Wooden W are store of sept24 J. B. RUSSELL, - '2 Main sf. liet Seventh and Eighth, Louisville, Ky -WWQELL BltHETS. !iO MtOZEJV 9 sf Varnished Well Buckets, stout a"d Weil made in all respects. The qnalify and price are such as cannot fail to suit the trade. sept2:S J. B. RUSSELL, 372M.-iiust.,lMt. Seventhand Eighth, Louisville.K v. HUSH. CHOICE JS'ESJ sSOWlt'K'S Potatoes. 15 dozen Chickens, 100 Eggs, " 20 bbls. extra Flour, .Mi sacks ' " 30 tons BraD. Just received and for sale by sept25 Z. U. COOK A SON. rwio JL A s LOl-EtS OF O OO MI TE.M superior nriicle of Yonuir Hvson' Just re ceived end for sale by A. D. REYNOLDS A Co. sept27 ,11 B. It E M.J CROMX. EBKJ'Vft DYER AND SCOt RKIt. Corner of Vine and First streets, , EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, wonld respectfully inform the ladies aud gentlemen of this city and vicinity, that he lias ois-ned a DYEING, CLEANING AND REPAIRING ESTABLISHMENT. Vrivere ho will clean and dye all kinds of Silk and woollen Gooils. Will remove, grease, paints,. Ac, without the slightest injury to the-goods. All work done at this establislimeut w ill be warranted to give entire satisfaction. sept23-6m TgMiJS lOO HJ LE CHESTS JJS'Il M. J Boxes, all kinds. Just received at GILBERT A BOWLES, Sycamore street. sept 23 WßEMt CO KIIS. lOO rJCKJtJES JL Cotton, Hemp, and Manilla, in dozen cr on reels. Just received and for sale by pt.:t GILBERT A BOWLES.

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jrxißii J.vyi ..i.vi - ijvsVM1 ÜANCE ISY HOME COMPANIES. . The undersigned havintr been appointed Ageat for Kratisvillc and vicinity, of th ' INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO." S. F. COVINGTON, Sec y. T. A. AlOliKIS, Prea"t .. . JWA?cj, TRE -v . RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. B.J. HATHAWAY, Sec'y. S. HATHAWAY, Pr't are prepared to underwrite upon the bettur das I of Fire and Marine Kiiks, at as low rates of pre - j mi mil s are conswiuot with permanency and ra I lability. 1 These Companies coiiline their business oxcltelvo- 4 ly to the State of Indiana. . -t . t J I " XNAll losses speedily adjusto1! and promptl paid without any abatement or diminution what . ever. licferenccs: Every man. without exception, whsLas sustained loss in cither Company, a list ot whom all citizens of our own State may be at our office. - A. D. REYNOLDS A CO. Evansville, July 8, l5G-ly - ..- KM I IS. 800 MiEtW JSTI' V sizea. TIMOTHY SEED, 100 bush, prime new. For sale by sept 23 ORR, DAZELTj A Co. : wy7ÜE. lO T1EHCES PBI.11E.EOK LSL-sale, low, by sepfÄl GILBERT A BOWLES. t c K H a K w. ii 'rj iti? a.-F e re 9 lit on barrels and half barrels. Picked Moss 26 bales, Kefined Sugars 50 barrels Crushed, Powdered, and Refined Whits. For sale bv sepl 'S G 1 LBEBT A BOWLES. HOSIER fEUETJHLESlSd07.cn Chickens. - " ; ' " 21 " Eggs, - t. 10 bush. Sweet and Irish Potatoes, A lso, Hamburgh Cheese - - . se)t 23 A. D. KEYXOLDS A Co. Olt.ICCO. lOO ItOXES f.VZ caildies. of pound, half pounds, 5s. Twists, Ac. medium to very line Virginio. , . " Cigars A largo and full assortment of farvr:t brauds. For sale low by tepllS GILBERT A BOWLEG ., lBJOTItER J-Ett EEEIt STOHE. t& The sulwcriber lias opened a new feed store, jt the Shanklin building, at the corner of Water and Locust streets, where he will keep a full supply of all kinds of the best feed, which ho will sell at tlia' vory lowest market prices. Ho has on hand corn, h.-iv, oats, meal, bran and shipstuff, Ac, Ac. wpt22 J C. DESOCCHET. SO TMCE OE y..v.fr.vf.-Jfr the facutembertcrm 01 the Court or Common . Plena of Vanilerbtirirh County, the estate of And. M. Gerard, deceased, v.is declared probably insolvent. Creditors are therefore notified that the same will be settled accordingly, SCSAN HAWKINS, , " septl8 Administratrix iöjOOÜLaF7"720 bush. Irish Pc tat oes. IM " Sweet " 23 " Choice Onions. ' - Io,0rt0 fts. Quigley 'b Hams. 3,K) " Baron S des. -l.fK) " Shoulders. CiH) Bacon Pork. Ri ioins, Currants ami Citron. 1.5.000 feet Patent Satetv Fuse. Received tie? E. A C. Ii. R., by seplb Z. H. COOK A SiiN. "ÄYTvyivFx,.''w',v j.vmm MLFlooring MiH, Sash, Door and Blind Manm'tctory ; Window and Door- Frames ; Base Casings and Mouldings of all kinds made to order; Dressc-t: Flooring ami Weather-boarding m hand. The undersigned would inform the public in general, that they have titled the above establishment with new machinery, and are now in operation and ready to execute ail manlier of work in their line on. short notice, and in as good style as any similar estahfohnient in this part of the country, anil 01, reasonable terms. Orders from abroad solicited, which will bo promptly filled and carefully put tip and shipiied. Orders from builders, carpenters, andlumber merchants, promptly attended to. Our establishment is on the Canal Basin and City Wharf, convenient to the river and Railroad Depot, and the business parts of the city. DYSON A WADE.. scptoimd Enquirer and Volksbote copy. mvTS 30 njHHEi.sjL.no.vns, Brazil Nuts, Fillberrs and English Walnuts.. For Sale by GILBE KT A BOWLES, seytil Sycamore street, near Water. KMJTS. 3 0 BJ LES JSSOBTEMI, latest stylo. DELAINES, 3 Cases assorted Manchester, Hamilton a."fic, rich liunttttome ptuiems. 250 Bales Brown Sheetings and Shirtings. FLANNELS, 20 Bales Red, White and Yellow. LININGS, 5 Cases assorted large mid small Plnid. CANTON FLANNELS, C Cases Brown ami Bleached. 1 " fancy, for lininirs. CHECKS AND STRIFES, 8 Cases and Bales assorted. BOOTS AND SHOES, . , 300 Cases assorted. HATS AND CAPS, 50 Cases. Just received and for sale at reduced prices, by septlS KEENE A PRESTON. femJMLS. 400 HEUS, JLM, SIZES.. w W Cotton Batting 12f bales No. 1 and 2. -Herring lot) Boxes in flue order. Carpet Cbaiu 5o Bags. For sale bv ' , septlS GILBRRT A BOWLES. MHEW MIHI tiitO IIS STOH Mi 1 WM. M. DUNCAN, No. 5 Water street, next door to Hubert Barnes, has now on sale the largest, - most varied and select stock of Pall & Winter Dry Goods At prices competing with any market ia the country, viz : - .: Prints of all popular brands; Black and Fancy Silk Dress Goods ; French Merinos, Cashmeres aud Delaines; Irish Poplins, Valencia nnd Alpacas ;.- Cassimeres, Satinets, and Vestings; Tweeds, .loans,. Linse.V8 and Flannels; Brown and Bleached Muslins, Tickings, Ac. ; Bed, Crib and Saddle Blankets;. Broche, Wool and Mantlo Shawls ; While Goods, Laces, and Embroideries ; Irish Linens, Table Draperies and Napkins ; Hosiery', Gloves, Shirts anil Drawers; Haiidkrt:hiefs, Cravats, Ties and Scaris. Also, a large sttx-k of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,' ' ' ' Comprising all that is rich in material, new'io styie and design, supplying a deficiency heretofore complained of in this market. septl5-3m OILS JJVMI EJMJS'TS 50 MEtM White Lead. 5 Casks Vermillion Red. 10 Bbls. Linseed Oil. 10 " Spirits Turpentine. In store and tot sale by septl7 PRESTON EROS. g10EEEE J.VII SlIJJJl )i30 EJUS . WSVLiv Coflee. - - - 50 Hhds. Sugirr. - : ' , . 5(Xi Bids Crushed, Powdered, and Granulated ; Sugars. - Ia store and for salo bv eptlS - . PRESTON BROS. rgW JLOVEBS OE J O O II M'BM'IT. M 1 beg leave to announce to the public, that I have a large and well selected stock of fruit trees, that arc of a fine size for re-setting this season.My nursery is one mile East of tho city, en the Ncwburg road. Residence iu Elliott's enlargement 2m. PHILLIP HOFFMAN. IIBIES.-Zj BjaSJJtM COE. 3 FEE. 100 Boxes Figs. 6 Casks Zantee Currants. 1 Cask Prunes. i 10 Churns Sultana Raisins. . 4 Cases Citron. 50 Rags r'mento. 20) Matts Cassia. 2.V) kegs Bi Carb. Soda. 40 Boxes W. Ii. Cheese. - -?' " 40 " Virginia Toliacco. 25 Half Chests Teas. Just received and for -sale by septl7 PRESTON BROS. JfVST BECEMVEMI JT THE JVE I UARDW ARESTORE me doorlickiw th ltank 12 extra Cast Steel Mill Saws, ea. 7, 7)4, 8 fcet. 12 Rowland's " . .. u 7, 7V2, g . 12 " CrossCut " " " 12 English . 1 u .t 11 it 25 do.. Siiear A Jackson's Hand, Pannel and Rip . . Saws. 25 doz. Cast Steel WokI Saws. " . 4 " " Circular Saws, from 8 to 20 In. eptlo GEORGE S. SONNTAG. MIE CUTLER t JL 10 Setts fine Ivory Table Knives aud Forks. 10 - " only. 12 pair " " Carvers. . 50 doz. Wostonholm's Pocket Knives. Joseph Rogers Scissors. Beptlö G EORGE 8. SONNTAG. TWroLJJSSES. 150 BBL8. MMIJV-WT-Ä.TAT10N. Susrar House, and Reboilcd Molasses In store and tor sale by sept' PRESTON Rl&CHM. mEW WOOMIEJV-WJRE HOMmV,' W LOUISVILLE, K i. The sub:riViv hae eetablisheda new Wootlen and Willow W"n Store, for the sale of Buckets, Tubs, Churns. B-ftgps, iteekets. Matches, Wootlen Bowls, Cotton B.Pj Wrapping I'apcr.Ciothes Pins, Wash boards.. .Ac., at Wholesale only, to which he invites the tvafßtltjw.of eomitry merchants. His tw k is all frsai), iq,t best order and appearand), mid. much wipoiitrf Xm similar articles fountl in other stores j)urgi. -avious kiuds of goods are kept, and no paatieu)-wyat telltion is paid to this branch of business.. My arrangements with jnanufacturers are such, tliut, Lean,, supply everything iu my line as low ae I hey can be purchased in Cincinnati. ,. JDHX Ü. JtUSSEJULv soptl5-am 372 Main stn-et. between 7tbod 8th. .f VELS, K9 25 doz. Grain S SEJIIES, E9BMSU 1 Shovels, asnortod sices. 11. iiudle Shovels. 10 . Ing - " 20 " Cast Steel Spades. 20 " Mature Forks, septlj GEPROE S 30NNTA.C

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