Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 75, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 November 1858 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, IND. T 1IC USD AY MOUSING......... KOVEMBER 4

The Tragedy at Cincinnati. Charles Cook and William Sieter, the two yeucg tneu who killed a frail woman ia abtotbel ia Cincinntti, have been committed fej the examining magistrate, upon a charge of mordur ia the first degree. The case has caused an intense excitement , The Gaxcltt gays "before the prisoners were brought into court, the side walks and passages leading to the court, through which the prisoner must pass, were filled with anxious faces to get a sight at the persons who were accrued. The Court room it3elf was filled to its utmost capacity. The windows, benches, and lobbies were taken possession of by tho crowd, many of whom supported themselves by the wall, gas fixtures and the store pipe. Inside tho bar there was a crowd of anxious friends of the young men, who stood iu a eelid phalanx about the tables occupied .by counsel and the reporters,, .listening to eery word that was uttered by the witnesses. No legal examination that has occurred in a long time has excited oa half the attention. Throughout the examination both Cook and Seiter manifested less feeling than many persons we Lave seen upon the prisoner's bench, who were charged with simple assault Cook appeared thoughtful, although be evidently did uot fully realize the position in which he was placed. Setter talked freely to his counsel, and made frequent suggestions, and had the appearance more of a spectator than an actor in the scene in which o many anxious listeners seemed deeply interested. On their way to the jail, Cook had but little to say to the officers. Seiter, on the contrary, talked and laughed freely, and expressed the utmost confidence in his final acquital from the charge of murder. He seemed to be impressed with the belief that he could not be convicted. There are now confined within the county jail six persons who are awaiting their trials upon the charge of murder, as follows : Michael Doer, wi o killed a man near Mount Pleasant, by shjoting him through the head with a gun ; Charles Kendal, who brutally beat Vm. Gregory to death with a washbowl ; Michael Julg, who stabbed his wife to the heart iu the 17th Ward, a few weeks since; Augustus Ward, who stabbed John L. Mortimer, two or three weeks ago; and Charles Cook and William Seiter, who were yesterday committed to await their trial for killing Kate Baarcau, on Saturday night last. Who will not say that the " liberty of the knife " ha3 followed fearfully close upon theadrocacy of the "liberty of the cudgel," in our criminal courts. What a coiumentarv 13 furnished upon a recent judicial decision in the Common Picas." Change In the Condition of Ireland. The Encumbent Estates act of 1849, which authorized the compulsory sale of landed property, whether held by peer, squire, or squireen, to pay the just debts of the nominal owners, has wrought a great change. It has substituted a solvent for an insolvent proprietory, a paying- fpr a much indebted dynasty of landlords. The measure, originally temporary, is permanent now, and the Lauded Estates Court is as much an institution as tha Court of Chancery itself. In the nine years since the Commissioners first sat, 3,547 absolute orders of sale hare been made. The estates thus sold were disposed of in 11,024 separate lots; the number of ceuvevances executed (each giving an incoutestable title) was 8,364; there were 8,258 Irish purchasers, and only 324 English, Scotch, and foreign purchasers. The money produced by the sales of encumbered estates was over 23,000.000. Large as this amount is, 20,000,000 have been paid by Irish purchasers. Here is the cause of tho happy change which has improved Ireland so very much of late years. The former tenant has become the purchaser of his own holding, in numerous cases, and is doubly thriving under the change. Political Agitation is at a discount a nation which is prosperous does not care to go in for rebellion. gQf Mr. Raynor, the eminent politician jf North Carolina, has written a letter to a political committee at Wilmington, Dela ware, in which he condemns Mr. Buchan an's Kansas policy, and avows himself an advocate of protection to American industry, which he declares to be a national, and nat a Northern question. Many able supporters of a protective tariff will be found at the South, in the ranks of the American party, in the discussion of the tariff question nest winter. In the Senate there are Crit tenden, Bell and Benjamin, who have not discarded their old whig doctrines on this question. Orgaiilzatlou of tlie Legislature. The State Journal makes an appeal to the opposition members of the Legislature to be at the capital as enrly as Thursday night preceding the meeting of the Legislature, that a preliminary meeting may be held "to consult as to the course of action to be taken in the organization of the House, and transacting the business of the session." King cancus is to be installed, and an attempt will be made by him to usurp, as in times past, the control of the Legislation of the State. All consultation in regard to tbe public business had better be held in the . halls of Legislation aud before the public, after the House is legally convened. Got. Everett, proposes to devote a part of the approaching winter to the delivery of his claisii: oration upon tbe character of Washington, in the cities of the Union which he has not yet visited. On his visit to South Carolina last winter, all the Railroad'C'owpnnies in the State tendered him the fijjcJu.u of their rjads for a year. It .s sajgested that it would be but a just tribute to Ite patriot crator for Ihe roads ia other Sta':? ? fills'" thi i7.i-i'. ef Ca-'sllr.s.

A Butibh Slisde. We published a few day ao, a statement fron the; London

Skew, that the railway between ÄM, retersbarg and Moscow, which was built and furnished by A mericatr enterprise at a certain price per mile, had been found to be sixty miles bort of the length paid the contractor for its construction. Mr." Winans, the wealthy locomotive builder in Baltimore, who was one of the contractors on- the Moscow-- road, has published a card, denying the slander of the English papers. He says . , The inquiry naturally arises, how snch reports originate and get into circulation ? The .answer may be found in the fact that English engineers and manufacturers entered into rery strenuous competition with the Americans at the time of the original employment of the American engineers and manufacturers by the Russian Govermcnt, and that this is one of the many efforts they have male to compensate themselves for their disappointment, by aspersions on their successful antagonists. The superficial examination of the latter paragraphs of the article, will disclose the spirit which dictated it. After making the pernicious stab, the writer assumes that the matter will be hushed up to prevent the public scandal which will attach to "so many persons of the highest rank and im portance who are comprise! in it. .Judicial OJäiccr Elected. The following Judicial Oflicers were elect ed at the October election : CIRCUIT JUDGES. 1st Circuit Joseph W. Chapman, Dem. 2d " G. A. Bicknell, 3d " M. F. Burke, " 6th " Sol. Claypool, 7th " Jos. 8. Buckles, " 8th " John M. Cowan, Republican. 10th " Edward W. Wilson, CIRCUIT PBOSECUTINU ATTORNEYS. 1st Circuit. Geo. W. Richardson, Dem.

4th " Henry C. Hanna, " 5th " Wm. P. Fishback, Repub. Cth " Isaac N. Pierce, " 8th ' Robert W. Harrisou, " 9th ' Wm. B. Diddle, " 10th " James M. Del'rcss " 1 1th " Richard P. Dellart ". 12th " John L. Miller, " COMMON PLEAS JUDGE. Floyd David W. Lafollctt, Republican.

Ohio and Switzerland J. J. Harden, American. Adams and Allen J Brcckcnridge, Democrat. Use of Pons. In tbe Ohio Agricultural Report, made by tbe State Board of Agriculture, tbe following passage occurs: "It is Loped that as civilization progresses, pork, as an article of diet, will fall into disuse ; it must be gratifying to every philanthropist to learu that in Ohio there is certainly a great decline in the use of it as an article of food." This must be a deep and sincere conviction to be promulgated by the Agricultural Board of a State, one of whose chief staples is pork. C&-Tue Oitomho.v Paiitv in Tennessee propose to hold a Convention on tbe 22d of February next, to which "the Americans and Whigs of Tennessee, and all others who are opposed to tbe radical tendencies and impolitic measures of the Democracy' shall be invited. The currency question is be coming a prominent element in the local politics of the State. It is probable that Seuator Hell will be the Opposition candi date for Governor, with a good thaucc of carrvinij the State. EtsJ- It is reported that the President's message will contain an earnest appeal to Congress to adopt measures for beginning at once the construction of the Pacific Railroad. The Hon. Mr. Montgomery told some of Iiis political friend's during his visit at Vincenues, last week, that he knew the Message would recommend a tariff protection to most of the leading manufacturing interests of the country, so a correspondent writes u;. Two slaves, one belonging tr) Mr. Robinson of McLaiu county, the other, to minor heirs in Henderson couuty, Ky., were lodged in the Owensboro jail last week for poisoning Mr. Robiuson's family. One slave furnished the poison and the other put it into the tea kettle. The dose proved so powerful as to produce violent vomiting und that it is supposed saved the lives of the victim. Ji2T" The house in New York in which young GoulJy nttcnipted to murder all his father's family, has been beseiged by great crowds, largely composed of females, occasioned by a nio'bid curiousity to look upon the bloody scene. The New York Tribune says : One man, respectably dressed, rame to the house with his whole family, among them a little girl of not more than ten years of age, and he was very much disappoiutcd bemuse he could not get in and let bis little daughter sec the wounded persons. Chmstmas Lcxtries. Large quantities of foreign fruit fur tlie approaching holidays, j arc comitij into the Atlantic ports. During i the lust week seven vessels from Sicily and ! Spain lnive arrived at New York with car- ; goeä of new crop of raisons, almonds, &c. ITogs at St. Lons. The Republican says j nothing in the way of sales or contracts ; has occuncd since ou: last report. City j packers may be said to be still offering 4 j (?5c nett. For delivery on the upper rir- I en;, 4Q;3J is the luliug rate. The Tkxas Pacific Railroad. The difficulties between the purchasers of the road and its franchises under tlie'sherifFs sale and the old Stockholders.have been adjusted. and ...... n i. . , : Ä u ,1 A 1L3 tiliuil. will nut miu uv.v UUOU9, unci its construction continued. - Th.. o. ,:in.a ;, Tt,;i X 1 L. Ul f 1 L-.-.. U t V; A. A m.1 TV IL T J A MM M. MJM.X t - n - - - ' adelphia, have 'entirely superseded the onTniI bus lined. Omnibuses sold there, a few days since, for !?75, aud some, in good condition, as low as ?h7. t-cf Caleb Cushing, in his address at tha Richmond (Ya.) Suae Fair, avowed himself iu tavor ol atiiiexiti!r Cuba. Mexico, and whatever else is left of all creation. Four hundred aud sixty eight thoa- ' sand of th slaves cf he Sauth are churth : antr3t?t;.

Net Weight of Hog. At this season the following table for determining the nett by the gross weight of

hogs, may te useful to dealers in pork. It is based Upon the Kentucky rule, that is, for : 100 pounds gross deduct 25 pounds ; for the second 100 pounds, subtract 12i pounds, : and for the third 100 pounds deduct j pounds: All oTer three hundred pounds is calculated as nett;

100 gross will nett 75 105 " 44 ' . 79 110 " " 83 115 " " " 88 j 20 u : m M j2 130 " .....101 135 " " , " ..... 105 140 " " ' ...... 110 145 " " " 114 150 " " " 118 155 " " .....124 1G0 " " " : 127 165 " " " 131 170 " ' " 136 175 " " " 140 180 " --. il . 143 185 " " " " 149 190 " 153 205 " " " 158 200 " " " 1C2 205 " " 167 210 " 174 215 " " " .176 220 " " " 181 225 " " 185 230 " " " 190 235 " " " 195 240 " " " 200 245 " i' " 209 250 " " " ..214 255 " " " 218 260 " " " 123 265 " " " 228 270 " " " 232 275 " " " 237 280 " " " 242 283 " " " 246 290 " " 251 295 " 41 " 256

827 The New York police have been engaged in registering the voters of tbe city, in which duty they have entered every kennel and hole occupied by human beings in the metropolis. In one tenant houje the ollicere found fifty-one families, comprising 167 persons, and in another forty families and 118 persons. These crowded dens of porerty and rice receive no attention from those who are spending millions to convert the heathen, and would rend the bonds of the Union to bestow a doubtful boon upon tbe oppressed in distant regions. BSf Thos. C. McCreary, Esq., of Davis county, has consented, at the solicitation of gentlemen of both parties, to allow his name to be used as acaudidate for Governor. Mr. McCreary hits been a constant Democrat, but would get a large vote from the opposition party. Linn Boyd is likely to be the nominee of the Administration. 8 L. L. Allen, of Albany, New York, wbile running sugar mil!, which was worked by steam, had his whiskers caught in the machinery, and every Luir of them torn out by the roots. MARRIED, Ou Tuesday morning, by the Be v. A. Sterlett, : t the residence of ilr. I. A. Crane, .Mr. Cwnx Prt.Tu.n tu Miss Mary II. SroikwtM.. JEW ADVERTISEMENTS. II EAT SALE OT J.OTSTUEftE Ci i be sold at tho Cuuit House, in Lvanswue, UfcCKMBHlilst, lSfi, SIITX LOTS In tbe t.asieru .ui:ii'gcmeut, luciuding A. Hi leot Ircnt ou Main street, aud !.! leet on Locust. These Lots are. iu close proximity to the depot of the Kvausvillu A Crawfordsviiltf Kailroad, Wabash and Krio Canal, Main street, aud the Ohio Uivur ; they aro wntiiii trom three to eiht Sipiaroa of tho Kiver. They are accessible und convenient for residence or business uurptises. They rr wok ojferl for Sitfc for the ßrst dine. To tlie Mechanic, .Men haut und the Jlanufacturer, they oder a rar chance fur investment, and every mau who wants a Lot tor buiLditii; should take au vantage of t.ie opportunity now presented. Tho Kantern Kulargcmeiit is growing rapidly, aud i.l soon b iu the heart olttic eiiv. UlCltlFT105i. Lot 11 A fl' 17A2J 7 11 6 13 10 11 1 7 10 9 111 lb li i 5 Lot C liAt VI li 13 Block 3 8 10 11 li 13 13 IS 1! io üi il Size. Lot ' 20x100 y JIiHI 9 üil 8 S :,.kU i li-i i u:ocV 32 3; ' 34 3.". :;t 37 88 Size. 30x148 i 30x14,' 3ii-l ls;2 :0il4S .j isXiii -t i.v;ixi42'i a.xli2i 24xt-S L0xll-i 3oxll2..j 2öxiW 2oxlW Sxl42i 20x1011 3oxl I2i iy2..iiy2 ..o.,14i 30x1 12k, i4x 4S , au. it ilxl 'i pt rt 2 21xli;4 3A12 2 14 IS 8 3A1Ü 2AU a n '.0 13 20 Lot 13 Sill !t lö22 S 21x12-1 2HxitK 2"slUU 2ÖXLU0 24xl24'i 21x124 1-i 24x124'! 2lxl2t;-j 30x142' a 24x124 '4 21xl4W:i 23x1 IS Size. 30XI42U 02x1 42 '-J 2.'.'--..l42l s-i'b ao.slieii 89 40" 41 42 44 45 40 48 41 4S 4'. 60 111. ok öl Sä 64 48 il ti 31 Block 51 bi tri 53 !i. e. y 's 12!.' 20x142;". 2".xl42,rl ix 14; J 3i ix i 4M 55 x -. is; 20 ''Vi - Xi t.s' . TITLE PERFECT. TKU51.S. one third c.-u ; l abile in one, two, and three year-, with interest, secured by niorrgairerion the premises. i'lat-ican beseeaattho Co inty Treasurer's oftice, City Collector's, and at my t ffi.e, where all mtormation will lie furnfecd. . TU. i. K. ti A R Vi . novl Third street. MiiTEsÄJiß.io hül1FJ;re V w bea-ünvn; iua lor s:ue t,y novt GEO OSTER A CO. If &HITE Lt.HE.-50 HHi.S. E :itt . Iu by (n vi) GKO. KO.-T1 B V t O. r LASTE It OE EAMIS.30 IS H LS. UKO. KO.STiCU 4 CO. M fc for wile liy ri A K . 50 HABBELS, LABOE JL and mall, in store, aiiu loi aale by iiov4 S. K. C1I.BKI T TO. 4 f TA il A. Vit TALLOW CAJSILE8. t.ll.lltK i' it CO. novl Hycam rj tr t. nrar Ut -. mmii svuAu ' V 1 hin!. Sugar, 1 barrel Cranlierriee, X barrel I tried Deef. 1 Iwrrel eanva'd IX;vm5. - 2ä bn.-liebj Mesh -.no- k I'otat.ies. no4 A. 1). KEVNOLDS 4 Cr.h IS I CH WHEAT ELOCB, KBITS, llomniinv. unUdted Wheat f'lour. Corn M.ai, chicken and lioi se Feel of every variety to be had at Hart's Mill, on -eond Mreet, lielowunK. . v: i . ....ilv ot..n.1..il to unit everv flr tjt;lc" bought wili be delivered at the dwelling of the i niircbftser. ' -. ' nov4 x JT9HICE UEItl CEIt .V JL We are now wllinc Oyiiers by whoiosale at I i ner CaiK W arnmted extrn, and Cans full. Received daily per txni ess. novl - JiOXES HAM Ii V.? Oil Three hiind ed pounds Zalite I CHEESE, Currants. One hundie i G-m a C tA-tn, Ten l.Qshtls Cranwrries, '. One hundred busheln prime Tnrnlps, ' Fifty bushels fresh Coin Meal, j Twenty-five bashelrprinie white Bsnns, j Five doaen Cotton Mops nd Mop Stick. j Two hundred Bath llrirk, reooived and for aieby (nova) . A H. COtlK ,v i, f m'mE W sVUA B, -lO HHIIS. EKIME W W new Ugar JUSI ico-noi .... I", iv. 10v2 1'KKSTOM it KOS. 19EW- BICE 5 TIEBCES EMLJIE 1 new Kicejinu reeeived aud for Bale by n.,T2 PKESTON BU03.

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AMUSEMENT3.

1 POLLO THEATRE. RsT-OrEN FOR THE SEASON. Tird appearance of the Celebrated pantomimisU 'I!!-,. i ?; lJli Q WARWICK ! ! ... . ana their..- . WÖNDERFl L BOG BKllB.I Tlii- best trained .-.iiiuial iu the world. TL'ESDAY EVENING, November 1, llf. the performance wilt couiiuuiicb with the txcitiO Drama of Tlie Butcher's Dog of Ghent, OR, THE TWIN BROTHERS. IXTERLCDE OF SONGS AND MUSIC. I To conclude with the pantomimic extravaganza ef j TIIE Ol'BANtr 0UTAN(r,i UK, TUE SHOWMAN" ASI) UIS 5IÜ.VKET. "POSITIVELY .NO FREE 1. 1ST. Admission. urrlicstra teats, GO vuts. Parquet to Sörutii. Gallery 2 rents, l'Virs Cipon at half-pact BPTt-n, rrforniancf to comiuencv at t o'rUck. ' iTTSBURt CO.lI-.JfOlt SJI.JK, at 17 ecnta j or biuhel, at Vhul.s-!c or KeOrtt' left at tail. HOiiNBROOK'S STUKnJ, Or at our olEco on tue torner of Fulton Avenue and Water tdreet. A. J. IIL'TCHES'JN k CO. liovCJ.-iuid jSCnuncihd i he City of Evanm.le, 1, GkuugkWolllis, Collector of said city, do hen b.v give noti'-e that 1 will fell, on the 2 Ii day of November, 1-C.f. S't the door of the Court House iu said City of Kvansviile, between the hours of l) A. M., and 4 o'clock. I. 31 , at Public Auction, thf f Uowiiif; Lots, or pieces of cround, or so much thereof as may be necessary to ay the following amounts chained airainst such Lots for work dotie thereou by said 1 iiv, topell e.' with the cost of such sale : Lot 11. lsb-ck "-J, Last Fol 5 ' "II " '7, " 1 1, ctockweli's ünl 2 (i 10. 11. 1-', öl, l ., l a 2 Uli 2 l'U 7 r..; :i7 7s u :jj -jj an 17, 17, :;l aud o- Lower Eni Ji) Donation Lul " . , 11 1 Old Plan.. CKOKGK WuhFLIX, City Coihn tor. nov.'t-wd SVMIKL K. lill lU'r.' WILLIAM 11. i:i,KI . kj E. Ull.ttEUT K CO., SL CCES- I K3 SOUS to Hilbert k Jiowl. s. WHOLESALE GROCERS, Sycamore street, li'tv.ecn Water ami First, Kv.uisvi!!e, Indian:!. A fnll assortment of Oroceries always tin bund, and for lie at the lowest priies. AsentM for ' ( ypres Mills," Cotton Yarns, at manuf;u"tur"r's prices (novl iii7, lliivs'iii t'AisÄEii Eoiri I aiT2ITY and clu'ajme.-s. Cox's a. em r. rined parkline; (Jelaiine, stronger than Isinglass, at cue half the cost lor convenience, strength, jntrity. beauty ami cli-'apness stands unrivalled for making rich crvstalU'ie jeliv. For sale by nor I Z. H. COOK A SON. riKAllllEi,Hl'l'REcili 9w EtIAit, tii.ikc of 1Sv7, for sal, bv novl ' . II. COO If. A .SON. ?? VM f fi .' f I'M f I ' . .' 3 O 0 O JB. So. 1 ruinpiiii!" fo r sale I v the load, hundred, or s" OK''' '""'. by (aovlj Z. H. Cix.Kv A StiS. tA'TEI. - A sji.il, i I) U'EI.J.l.Mi lloiire am' Lot, or vacant Lor in tins city, for an improved rarni of 114 acre, wiuim o hours' ride of Cincinnati ; or lt Oa'res of Land iu Wisconsin. Fur further part iculai sen.) aire at tho Savings' Haul;. tiotl-iin a&istj.i rVö.'.Tjii;i-ii(.n ot' JElP ;ilki:kt Itowi.ts was dissolved uti the-J ,t ft instant, by mutual eon-eat. The business will be continued by our suieefsnrs. Samuel K. Ciibert and V illiam lt. "liaker, und -r tiie firm of S. K. ;ill rt A Co.. who are alone authorized to settle tie hu-iii"ss ofthelati linn. SM1KL K. CI 1.1SLII f. lli:M(V 1SOWLU. Evansville, Oct. .".o, lSös. Ü iZHI.il I. CtiEM-E.-ljt) HA US IIEM. CKl VLP and to arrive, and fi.rs.it bv nov2 I'UKSTON llii.).c. .y TE II V Ä TS VEU I'OAK aOLIIKj r.. fiyrou, extra, r.eloiied sugar house Melasse, Crushed Snar, Vondered fugar, Loaf fu-ar, I'M) S.-IOSS dates' N'ew YorV Matche, "".dozen lurl-;ee's tove IJlackinsT. V) dozen iron boinni Half Ibinlicl. Ke. eived and for tale by (novl) Z. II. COOK ,v SON. 0 .-..-.. jjjjß following .ro.ei ty ov m our Warehouse corner Locust street and the Canal. (I. S. Kelly, 2 boxen Clothing, J. h lloiTuian, 5 boxoa Merchandiee, L . & S. 2 - 1 Hale, V. F. Stone, 1 ltux Mrs. l'almer, 1 " ('. I)odd. 1 fliest. . J. Kmrich. 2 H.,lei IIia. f . II. Sneedrr, 1 " " T. A. Sanders, 2 Ilhds. Charcoal, 2 iioxed ' Fried. Tucliier.l " Ii s3. M.irv Tboui..si,n,l ll-dstead, . llutcliiison, 1 Model Harrow liekfii llavif, 2 lb xes, 1 Chest, J. II. Wells, 2 !vei;s, K West, 2 boxes, Kelb-r.v Biimian, 3 ' - V. ('. Foster, I Iean l)eiuos.s, 1 IC F. ldliuiaii, 1 cask, Vnkiiowu, 1 Shingle M.'hin?, 1 Horse I'oMcr. CKOIKJK FOSTEit i Co. WjirilTsAL EÄTA IIA It ISA liA LO T -Ä co, corner vl 1-oiirih and Canal Mi-ecis. Knbnire J. li. jlcl.oNAl.I). ot 1 13. 1 0 It S.ILE,OJ'E l'Ol 'U A.1IEISI M I' A CortN fill .-sllKK, riired i.. run by i:lea!ii, one inortiHiji;; macliiltc, m goml order, .-.nd a lot I t' t -arnenler'a Tools. Also, a b-t id' haiiiiiir and Pul'n and a oair ! Mrnnb: I.nris I ,r bale cheaii, by I 'clii.iivnl J. Ii. :i. IKJS ALU. 1 .E s:i A IS it 1 1 t VanU'rries, Canvriss.-d If. mn, Uried Hcef. New Mackerel, I.athroti's I : i i.i i; it, .11.. . Jii.sf received and fur rnilo by liK-f-'TI A. l. UKV X'H.liS Jt CO. I l by orr-'TI I yfHElWATIS.71 CLBEll WITIIOIT I JB.iL. tail, by in-, T. i.i.i.v N Ai..AA- : , iilt.l.A and JOlMPr; Of POTASH, tbe 'reat ; b.iHid i'uriiicr aud Health il-storcr, ircj.arcd from j Fresh Koor, ihe only kind wo-tiiy the confidence of physicians or the intl.'iio, old iniiiorted root Itcin ; inert. The comoneiits of thU nieiiiciiie are bih- ' ' ly extolled by some of the most lisiiu iished pliy--; Hiciau in the world, ai Mr Win. For.lyc-', l.ro-iie, j It 'll, ic, for the cure of llhe uuiatiaiii, Scrofula. 1 t White Swelling. Syjihitlis, Neuralgia, Iisea.ies of ! the Kidneys, I.iver, Sj.iue and Skin I)rojy, Fenialo j Compltiinu, Old Sores, rimnicH on the Face, &c. j It niakes the skin clear und miHi:li an object of t interest wiih the ladies. It removes mercury, or ' 1 ny impurities of ihe olood. or system, and should I be used in the Sprit g :.. purify the blood and preI Tent sickness. IViee, f I a bottle, j MoGowu'a Ks4i-nee Tar. a cer:ain core for Bowel ! Complaints, ad iJiarrhe.i, liy-en:ery. Flux, ie. i i Syiitb-Anieric.iii Tar. Spring Liniment, and Vtrf miftejie, nniKiralebed for its sc.eces. j The three above nr-dicine prepared by. Ii. S. ' JIioliKS, Memphis, TetinesM'. S.dd in Kvansville by Kkli.f.r X Whitk, Lki.si li ,v KARt.stK.ir. it: forts ; ; Maokxiss. c.'-.i-:2aid feYLJf 6IIITEBS X Iii) II (JE, SICCESsors to U. S. lioW Ai'D, I RECEIVING, FOlUVAltlJlXG, AM) General Commission Merchants, I EVAXSV1I.1.E, ISO. Having taken the stand of Mr. .'. S. Howard, we j are in 1iok-s. by clo attentiou to business to retain ' all Iiis old aud numerous customers, j W e will give particular attention to all eonsiirnI meats for sale, and will forward Tobacco, 1'ork, ; I.ard. Ac... Fast, West, North or South, at tho low- ; est current rates nf fiigjit. II.iiM-aIe;i.sli advances made on produce con-igned to New Orleans. , G. Ü. SLAl tJHTIUl, U. C. StAVUHTEK, WM. liol.CE, Jr.., The above firm, Messrs. Slaughters & Ifodge, having taken my stand in the Forwardingaml Commission business, I take great ploaaure iu saying to my friends that their consignments will be well cared for by the new house. Mr. Hodge has been with nie a long while, and. I consider him in every way well worthy thu patronage so lilterally extended to me. The Messrs. Slaughters are favorably known on Green river as "oo-j Tobacco men. c;c? laid B. IIC-WAW.

t u. shout tr to., commjsiv.v MEKCIUXI'S, V 91 Camp Steeet, s ' ,'EIC liFLEJSS, Z.I. r r.. n. short. nct22-ttuid k. . howamd. , ""Br Ii. Joivso, hooh'hiTv &JM Ki AND Blank Book Manufacturer, i'lrst vtrevt, between Main and LTSt, KVANSViLl.i:, INI. I"aük I?ioks ruled, pajMl ami nßde frnniT t'f til bent pnn r, frum a Mi-iniTan iimi to the larg-l : L'vijrc-r. Music and Jlagu.hics U'Uiid in any style. ; ui't2T-0iiuiJ(;v 1E JE M'hU LU tItlTTUOlT I V 4 t"" igunrraily knuwu as llitti"!!l"n) at jt. Jtlam stnt't, liave just rwnt-il tuoir liow ptKk f Wat'-lu. Jewelry. Silver Ware, sni'ri'-r 1 fimnd nil thf lnt.-t nn,l m.v.1 i,,.!.ntir:il tvl market. We wish it distinctly underntoi'd that e warrant the natality cf uur Jewelry tn l.e a inid as any laaiic, and ia style, beauty ol fluiüli, and execilcm-o uf wurknuinshin, it i- n"t tj be mrj assmi. Vv e. are Ptlliii"r at the lowest KiLstern nrii es fur casb. A full Cffsortnient of Clwk; always (n hand. - octSdAwJtn ranu.v.iorirE-.,v,orf(E säekJ3. by (,'iven to the Tax Payers of Vanderburgh i Couuty, that 1 have received from th Auditor of the County the Tax Ihijdirate fur the current year, anil will he nrenared to receive the Taxes assessed for the current vear (liö) at my Oftice, from and after the 1 ith day ui October, Is'".!. For the rate of Taxation for the current year, see. Email hand bills posted up through the County. TULutoKt; YkskmanS". cct"22-fiwd Trcniirer of Van. Co. TThlf OJUVTIO' OF tüyjÄT.VÄ. Jljt SHU'. The linn of WaUoti, Newbury A Co., was di.-f.dved Oct. lt, IS S The bn-iiiess will hereafter be carried on under the firm of Newbury ,v Clement, who are authorized to seltlu up the busine.-s ot the late firm. J O NAT!! A N W AT.SON, K. NKWltrilY, J. iL CLKMKXT, M-i2I C. S. I'll KKN. KMKST 70 ISIJLS. FOIt .".Ü.t'i.iAV, V ort! OIL UF.; I'd UUWLKS. I'litlf.S Ttltl'KSTISK. 5 liliLS. IN l'F.Jl-ii-ct order, for sale hv uiLi!i::: r a nowi.Ks, oc t2o Sycamore Htreet. ?g it. (jjivi-otis x o. just received three barrets of ire Oralis. Call b-.'t'ore tb ' are all noel. h Havana V SO TH E ,U.l JV.V.i h tH. It Vickery, tho style and linn will in fulure be VioKKur & EkothkIlS, in bojie therefore wiih the ac-iuisition ,.f a ue but experieut'ed partner, tbero w ill b(rau increa of 'rade. to tbehouc. 'thanks for tost favors, lle.-peeifn'lv. J. W. VII KKKV .1 Co., ort 2 No. -2 Main Mrert. 9(JiEr Insomnie, wiioi.a ALF, AM HLi'AIL UKALKiJS IN FAMILY GROCERIES, CLASS, NAILS, FLOUR, urain. Seeds, Bacon, Lard, Tubs, ltu. k .is. Clmrns, und Woodware jreneraliy. No. S2 Main, street. 1-1 v ansville, Ind. Got. Is delivered i:i any part id tho I city free of choree. JAS.W. V! KKUV lulls VICKKUV. (octül ..AM I. Ml I.K.KV f A. CliA.VK, EiittU'ABULVU e AM) Commission Merchant, No. -1 Sot tu Watkk Si:ii:et, Fvansvii.lk. octJl-ly Cfö,:,' "JlGItE OE v Til VXH JlYE Appks. Also, l."i Yonns Tiuki-3. Frcsli Coi n Meal. Voting Idckens. Vouii Hyson T -a. Sweet i'otatoes. .lust receive.1 at o.tdii a. i. i:kvniii.i a re... gfjSK.l IHtOHS A'II lilltLES. JR. A spb-noi 1 selection in Antonie. Morocco, nod Velvet Ilindio-rs ; also in fancy wood. Jest rei ceived by DoliKLL A CoNVMil'ON. wweyr rvvT' yf.v.."vi isv' ': JKL- lit Y ! I!L" ! Tbe undersigned rwpcetfiiliy annoiliices to che Citizen of KvausviHe tl'.at he has I 1 1 ene.i a Cfd store on the corner of Water and Lo- ' cast streets, where l.e kei ps cousiautly on band a i supply of all kinds of Feed which he will sell at ' the vry low,-! a;ii prices aii'l ddiv-r to aiiy part i uf the citv free of charge. 1'iease (rive him a call. ocijo ' .!. C. IU Sot'CUKT. ' !'" Iroinpt at ton t i ii triven t- 11 orders. ! 'ij l'e : s'iii.'i-iZ EST:iö J oplar thiugics. Just leLcix'd anil for sale bv juiin f. ;loykk. il E '.V LA Iii E S noon, ton .Novciuler, at oet I'J POllKI. .V COXYNOTOVS.-YflJ-sf'ILLEATl E"J E Utl. A JLÜ, CAIHO l'AClii-JT, STEAMER CUBA,,6 L'res on MmiiUv, thr l.ili, ;u 4 u'cl"ik: ;m.l wiil jruike rciruliir trips ovrry 1 iy. (wtl't Tiil V iiiniiiti that lit h;w tiK'ii-.l n y-.t Shop fit tin- iHJiiwr el ".jiuK hi ill t-oiistitiit ty kt-4'i kirnts !' tiv.ji im.it. wtmtil lo tu ni4'(-t hin fi ifii. Is and eustonuTS. l'k-uei.' ytv n call. ivS'n i. t Ji uk u Tin: im: omj, ij art just bc'in ui ii rt l"ml -ut lluil atson. !nry A I 'o.t r.tJi, ai..I II Iimiir i Junij or than uiiy uiIht iK-hUts in tuwu ; c.:i-n 'ii'-ii;Iy, th'-y iht-i e ;iim1 Imy, Jtiitl s well .;:ti vi ihat tlu-y go I iv it-.- aii'l l tirot t i tif -r- nvt r. l?.vv, as we raK-uiatu t (stay h :('. ami fil bonnN. wt.ay ti ;t;l wlm an üi want ol'i'laak, fiunc ami pit u, ai tla- t'onitT -t JL.iu ami Kirlitli stn-is, itil v. will .-aJi.-ly yoa. that wli -t m- ;i) iatra VAT.S(N, NKWlil'iV i .. o tn KJfx'.fni. tiiltiiitns ami l-'ivti-i'.-, -ai Krpl.iy inrn iii. OfiiilKT Mh, InV". I'.-iaitt in" t. -all yuur attijiimn to in f-tffk cf t-riti. MlHiinTy iutt!.--, whifS liav.. I'ct'ii l.cnlit iiü'liT fuvurablc iifimsiai ft, autl wliieli for variety ami imwily of style wül, 1 tru-t, le l"ii:id to fiii!T:aci anything tver l-"ir.-.r iv-t, iL'tw oou ?Ia;n anl Ia:a-t, niitiosiui ; the l'-t Oilice oi tti in bbis. Alum, In Copperas, f Sulphur. f. " Veil. r-d. 'i ' Gum Camphor, 2iO " (.'ream Tartar. 50ci.il .lute '4 inch rope, l'ö " Manilla '4 inch do, üö hemp haln-r ropo, "o " Manilla J". doz. liedeor.Ix. o r.s-ls ctton 1 1 Inch do, f.i i bales No. 1, C.iniielt.m Ratting, T. boxes Star Caiuilt 7t boxos Iliainoud Starch, in baits Alspice, r. CeriM.n. Carraccas Indigo, i bales Cainlli- Wiek, i bags i'epper, fi Cloves, K small 1..I of exta familv flour. For sale lew to close coiisirnm..it, bv oc:S - WUKKI.KIi UlilGS. QTri 'hau'les sAiriTo.y', .vo. o, r ir.t street, opp-.aire fie- Post oüi, e, l;vau.svilie. Indiana. 'i be ciii. .us of Evans. ille. and tlie pub lie se.-'.erally are respectfully iuf -rmed that this luafr.-.iTicent sab Nai s formerly Ibuk's l-;xi-h.in ie1 b;ts been entirely n iitti il and fa' ni.-liv.l in ery d ; :u tlueut, ami is now open for the season, where visitors can always have si-rved np at the filiertest notice and in the im .t si;; c li .-tyie ail tie d -licaeie. of the season, .auie of ail kinds, Yonisoii, Willi i.Kk, Turkey, Fish, ic. Shed Oysters received d iil.y, by e.tpr3, P.3 well as in cans, will be served in evety btylo to unit the patrons of tbe St. Charles. llilliard players will find at this saloon a set of the finest m.u Lie top Itiliiard Tables from the well known and celebrated factory of J. M. Urunswiok & Co. Suplers served up at all hours, day or un;br. A splendid lunch will be served up, in the most appropriate stvle, every morning at in o'clock, oct.s " J. G. IIAi.-INCTnN. THE HESTAJ'II I'VBEST It I.A. V- , lit in town, at the lowest njr.ire, is at ileckcr i A Kramer's. Hotel and C..11ee.i.iist, keepers, and nllotbers that can ai.pni iate p.isl li.juor aud wish t to buv it cheap, iu pinntities to suit, call soon .is it I jroes öll f ist. (octll) HKCKEI! A KA'AMK.'. j OOSIEB VEGETABLES EHESH AUKIVAI,. I in Turkies. in llozen Chickens. 4o BaslieLs I'otatoes. 40 Dozen Eggs. A. I. HEYX0LD3 i CO. OCld 4.te.VV IS I E S. Ai.MO.VIIS, J-li.-5 BEli'O. Brazil Nuts, English Walnuts, Figs, raisins, currants, rock candy, oysters, lobsters, sardines, alum, epsom salts, sulphur, roll brimstone, cnp;-cras, madder, extract of lgw,od, indigo, cream tartar, soda, lio.l-eor.ls, blacking, b.-t-ting, cloves, eenieut, cigars of all kinds, nutmegs, ginger ol all kinds, giass jars, lanterns and llasks, lemon syrup, mustard, ti.atches, iiepjs.'r sauce, Spanish moss, stone pines., powder, safety fuse, tobacco of all kinds, fancy soaps, starch, vinegar, cordage, let-' ter, note, ca,. and w riting paper, teas, finur, camphor, envebqies. palt leter, et:., etc., etc.. A supply of the above kept constantly on hand, and for sale ;', t.v mmfciti now ceti-t: ar."s "t. w atr.

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tut aar :.rr r.v wvi.rr to .Sil (iiiuk, Ki lir.rrc! nice irri'n Appirs; finest tho jeawiu-. fcUf .. A. 1. K K i UU &M': tfkTKku .i.v siio'i; rtjs-n--SVIMiS. J. t'LEiilSU has now on hand a large. Hud nimplt tfl astortuient f Leatht-r and SIu Findinc, to wli-ii li tho nttontiou r-f Slnfinnheri and titers iu want t.f Leather m iir.itcd, which wil be &d at as lew priru for radi as ran Ik; obtainrd in 1 any city west id tin- inuuntain. Call at Nu. 7, Jiaiu Ktreet, and juiijre for yi.ii:;'lv?. l.tATIlKl! I:KLTlS'G. Symnr' machiin- tretchod ILetilhc r Belling. A full sni'l''' at 'hu manuactiireT' m prie. ,Kt.l-:tntd J. FlKJUNi;. rgJK: ta j.'.' r.;j . ; .' t choice JL Kd'.'ctiiiiif vireen and tllavk tens just ujirned and for nalc hy J . . ii:Kh;i(Y !.. U-Jilt'E TltbtiStS.VI SACHS ton : J- J'ALIC. The uudorsi-jncd ha 12,()0 F-.-..nd hand Sack- for hale. They are enitablc for heat i or tints. Enquire at the t ity 3IiHs.:; '. ; . , rt5 GEUItiii; WOLV1X, Asent. rWMIE OI.lt 1-IO.yEEH, THO.VJS JUL SCASTI.IX, N,r as i -4 it Ml r- 1 Id just rcriviiir hy fctH.inioats ami Kuiiroad, a ; largp niiil finiplftP assortment of I Cooking & Heating Stoves, ! of the very latest Fall style and pattern, which I ! can sell at lower prices than the i eat panic times 1 of 1"7. And I am fixed to do IIoumj lioofms:, G:itj terimr, Coier and Sheet Iron Work, and all othr I Job Work iu my line, with jrreat care and dispatch, I which warrant to be equal, if not superior, tu i most work done in this citr. Call on the I'ionecr. j nil THOMAS KOAXTMS. liVStiELS I'HI.VE 'E li ' 6LHj'Oat.-i. 00 bue-li. choice App.ea. oi; lb-. S-u-ir cured ilrie.i B-ef fs dozen assorted Hirini, U bush. Sweet Potatof-e, in .'. rab Apple!, olMM'lliiev's Hams l.tsm lbs, llacoii side, bids. No. 1 extra Jliich;r.-1, 5 " No. Jlaekeri-!. 41 bo.xs extra llernn?:, 2! kits assort.-1 JI ck-f -1, ."on Jt..;. extra l.-irc? Cnlhih. 7.,ce!vcd and for fale bv o, til . if. COUK & SdN. PI tl li SALE AT A IlAIltiAt.V, A ouseaud Lot ia X. F.. Knl.ireiuent of tho citv Kvaiisvilie. Fioiuire at the II. F.. A I.OIiico, No. 1, North Third street, Lvansville. will C. C. COLLIN?. " w .'" THIS ALL IV FI.ICTK1. ho ai:e aePK. CRAVKS' FAMILY MKPKTNFS. ; Wedo not desire to interfere with the professional 1 ethics of onr medical schools, nor do we possess any f-kiil in pharmaceutics, but Dr. Craves has opened ! to our insMN-iion a mass of letters from his aent i ami most rose, -tablu druicists iu all parts of tbo ! country, which eonimend his family medicines in ' the hhrhest terms. They meet v. irh a very extended sale, w hich of iiself is an excellent lecomni-'iidatitai. We nie.'ays t".-l lelnctant to make any endorsI ment of meditiues, but there are so many localities where no regular practitioners are within ri'ach, ! and so many diseases which require prompt remeI dies, that a supply of the prescriptions proparcu by ! Ilr. Graves, couiin-nd-d as they are for elliciency, i would -rove almost invaluable. Iu alt cases of j sickness, our ur.-d ailvice is to call the aid of a phy ' sician, but, if that is impraclioahlc, it Feinis to us that Pr. tiraves oilers remedial agents in aprue, ; cholora morbus, Ac which may be safely used, as I he frives .'issiirauce that no deleterious 'compounds 1 are Uacd ill their preparal ion. LouistiUe Journal. Pr. Grave.' an.i-Fever ami Airuc, anti-Rdioii, i'liriiyiii. atiil Cathartic Fills uro iualiiabie to tloe afflicted w ith any of these loniplaints. His American Liniment is paininp a biyli reputation f ir hcjiWiifr ail kiud id' aliments, Iroth i f man and beast: a..d parents sliould remember that his "Golden Virmifuir"," is a certain remedy for expelling Wurms IVi'in the system. For sale by holes.ile Prarists rnerany. H.m.i.oi k A Si'onOAiio, KiM.i.Kit A Wiiii.k, Wm. lliKiiRo-.vr.H, mid Lr.ECH A Cvrsi.kit, Ajn-nts at KvansviUe, Indiana. M:t2-;tmd ' res,' i'iiiivass! liamn, S. t'. SmMh, 4 ci inn .St-, . iiakir liriKtiitS, J'iui' Sweet 'iurtjirco. A lot jut rfceivl antl A. 1. KKYNOLDS & i'i. jf W O fK MJ ll E J T J. wf Vi I li VE LJfo ol' vir 1;J,hni nnvs r.f Ian. i iu uUitü ii 31i.s(Miri, failrjcet to entry at -Yz wt1 P,r ",. Call ait'l examine tlicni at tho U. K. & I. Oiliec, N. 1, Nurih Tliii d mn-et, tvun&villt. ..ctl C. C. COM.INS. aunni2ii8.t ii.t rv; ka ;a am h -inst'tl AiTciit tor Inl. Silver A Ffii-h's p t'Ml Siw Gümmer, wlii li h tataki-a the preiitiani. t iht JLfi tianiral 'airs if almost every State in the riti.iu, and prtmtineeil n; eriir to anything tni:le fur üüimin upright und circular saw. Anawsmt uifiitaiuavs on liaiid. sii:;t CEO. S. POXTACG. ST 'JSjTFÜi m.Ji JiwI J. 1 0 H CA JI JSL jnsl iveeiveil at pr:y A. I. UKYNOT.pS A- W. & w ' t. I'Ut s'.;iii oil at mi arlvaiie1 on ciwi, f hu Ui-ii.-4. ef'H, b.Uter, cliws4, vodiiVlit Hour, baton, lanl. ti-iie', Mirtr, r;ee, ui;ukr'.l. i"iper, Hpiit, xv mci;s. i-lovft. iri'if-'.cr, with a vari' ty -1" i thrr arli : iiumrtwH't tn lacittitiji. l'ahtf and examine tr vour.-MiiVr at o: It .2 3Iain slrt't. S. U. VICKKUV A CO. ß OOH UEIlEltEACI THIS. L!f you went to p t p.od Hay, If you want to ;ret jrood Cirn, If you want to (rot lmlI Oats, If ou want to get ,ol Bran, If you want to j;et pod Cnislied Feed, I It you v.aiit to get good CbicKeli Feoil, j If yon-want to get good Coin Meal, If Von want to get good Timothy Seed, If" you want to get iroo.1 Grass Seeds of any and tvery kind, call at Ul'Sl'oVSi Feed and Seed Store, ; under ihe Telegraph Cilice, where you can be accoin iiiodafed as cheap as tlie i heaiost, and as ginul ; as tiietiest. delivered in any part of the city free of . dr.iyago. iiecollcot. at Iii S I OS'S, on Water stns l. .lu.-t received, my first shipment by Canal, loo tons of iirst-r.ie nvw Timothy ii.iy, and for sale : cheap. septus II. S. Ii. Sf O Oil i . 3 ÖO LIlsT" 7'E u 'tftOO boxe-- lute 1 lackers, 1 0 coils MMitilla liope, L'.öimi Seamless Hags, i and 2 J bu-bels. TJ... : ceiv.-.l and lorsale by se 27J l'iii.STo IIRos. ; T?BESlFcEIIÄB WABE, vI7i-. O : Jil uozeu '.'edar iiils, wu.te, red aud striped, brass bound. Id ueftts C'd.ir Keelers, plain and striped, brass bolllal, .r. ib.An covered Cedar Caus, bnu.s bound, 3 sizes, r. Ce.i;;r Churns, brass boiiud. o piain uhiie Cidar J'aits, iron bound, 2 and o lloOjlS, 5 " stout n on bound Stable Fails, Ö S.eambo,.t Fails, stout iron lio.md, 0 itet.s stoiii Cedar 'fuls, iron boiu.d, i and IX in em h nest. .1 dozen largest Horse Flicket., In " coutiaiiii iron bound Ilucl-.i-ts, This day received, mid now opening, in the fittest conoitiou, al the new Wood n Ware store of Bi ptit .1. B. IllSSKLL, iT Maiii st. bet Seventh and Figh It, I.oni- ii:t-,Ky. . E L L E IU H E TS. 20 HO ZEJ Varnish".! Weil Buckets, stout u"d weii in el- in all respects. The quality and price are mich as cannot fail to suit the trade. s. i ti'd .1. K. lU'SSF.M., Z'i Main -t., lwt. S.-venth and K'iirlnb. I."".i vüii-.Kv. 6 & T A Ii I'Sii. Cut HAS ." .t. .... -4KHVFiCK'. I'olatoes. 1 i dozen Chickens, l'MI Eggs, Jll bids, extra Flour, rti sacks " " yo tons Bran. Just received and for sale bv 'pt '.. II. COOK & SOX. npo i.ot-jibs ge noon tea: M. A superior ariiolo of Young 11 ..n. Just received and lor sale by A. 1). IlEYNOLfrS Jfc t o. septal . . TSWJe' nl: J' CROIX, EBE.VCII e rJS. liYEii asi) scoi Khi:, Corner t-f Vim and First street. F.VASSYILLK, INDIANA. YYonld resjiectfully inform the ladies aud gentlemen of this citv and vicinity, that lie has " i-lo'd a DYFl.NO, CI.EAMNli ASH KEFAIlllNG ESTABLISHMENT, W'li. re he will clean anil dye nil kinds of Silk nnd W ooileu tio.Mls. Will remove grease, paints, Ac, without the slightest injury to the goods. Ail ork done at this establishment will be warranted to give entire satisfaction. septiiiM.ni rwwiA si o oiLiJÄHiwTsÄy'ji Boxes, all kinds. Just received at G1LBEBT & BOWLES, sept23 Sycamore street. Ml Ell COBIIS. IOO EACKAUES Cotton, Hemp, and Manilla, in dozens or ou reels Just received and for sale by i ,2.T OII.BKKf BOWLES

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L Ast : i;y iiomecompaxifs. Tlie undiTsitrned liaviiifr been appointed Agant for Kvansrillp and vitdnit, "of ths INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. ' S. F. CO VI NU TON, .Scc'y. T. A. WOllUJb, 1'mT - RISING SUnTnSURANCE CO. B. J. HATHAWAY, .veo'y. S. HATHAWAY. Prat are repared to underwrite uoii the better claM of i n und Aiarino Kiaks, at as luw rated .of pr . nhim mjs are consistent with pcTiu.mciicy uad n lability, - ? -i ' - Thesö Compaides tf.nhuo thoir, husmrss excltuirq 1 ly to the State of Indiana. " 1 ÜS'AII losses setlily ailjustcd and troroptl paid without any abatement or diiniuutiou what ; ever. ' ' Keference: Every man, without exscptioo, who haa sustaijitd los in itlier Company, a iit ot whom all citizens of our own State may be Been at our oflice. A. L. KKYN't'LlS ft CO. . - j - Evanyville, July ?, Ij0-ly " .". . ' . . HEUS 1 SHOUTED V . sizes. j TIMOTHY SEEP, ' I 100 bush. pr:me new. For sale lv J septü O.'tR, DAZKLt 1 Co. . HE. lO TIERCES MIMEEOB sale, low, by - si tj.l - f;lI.BFKT A BOWLE-t. M .ICHEÜEJ. .t. Jt UJUTE h'IHH. (üi barrels and Im. if barrels., . Picked Moss 2ö balus, llenel Su-rai-g 5u l-arils Crii-Jiiwl, Pow dered, and ll ;i'.d Wiiite. For sale bv w-pl.-, nri.'tFTST FiOWT.FS. MM IU dozen chickens. Vi t:rif, 10 biih. PwiTt and Irii-h Potator, Also. Hamburgh Cheese sept 'tt A. P. KEYXOLPS Co. ripoisAcco. icö Iioxes äj'1 -M. rndiiies. of oiiud, half pounds, 5s. Twis.3, ic, mediutii to very tine. Viriniu. Cigars A tarce and full assortment of fiTor:t brands. For sale low by sepUS GII.TtF-UT 4 II0Wf.ES. VilTHEIt JS-EU LEE it ST Oll E.OJSL I be sn'iscriber has opened a new feed store in ! the Shauklin hm.'diojr. (it lln? turner i f W.it.rnd 1 I. ornst streets, where he will keep a full supply of ' all kinds of the best feed, w hich lie will gell at tho ( very lowest market prices. Helms on hand com, j liav, mts, meal, bran and shipsiiiff, Ac., Ac. icr J C. DKSOl CHKT. &90TICE OE l- 'S O L VJCS Y ' 1 A T & v the September term of the Court of Common J'leas of Vanderburgh Cmuty, the estate of And. 31. Gerard, deceased, was declared probably insolvent. Creditors are rhorere notified that the game will 1 s-ttledaceordiuoiy, SUSAN HAWKINS, ' poptlS Administratrix. J.i Lush. Irish I'otatoes. 25 " Sweet " M't " Choice Onions. l;i.llf,0 lbs. Quisle)-' Hams. :," " Uneou Sides. 1,000 Shou'.d.-rs. f(t llacoii Fork, lb.isins, Ciirnmts and Citron. lä.fHMj feet Patent Safetv Fuse. V. A C. It. il.. by sepls " Z. H. Roeeived p-r fntiK A SON. A Mt ESI E.-T CIT ' CLA.I.-4I A.VII ÄFlooring Mill, Sash, Door and Blind Manufactory; Window and I,.r Frames ; Base Casing ami Mouldings of all kinilb mado to order; Dressed Flooring aud WcHther-ltoardtug n ttand. The undersigned would inform the public in Renoral, that they have. fitted the above establishment with new machinery, and are now in operation and reaiiy to execute all maul or of work in their line on short notice, and iu as g od style as any similar establishment in -this p;i;t of the country, and on reasonable term-. Orders from abroad solicited, which will be promptly filled and carefully put up and shipped. Orders from builders, carpenters, and lumber merchr.nts, promptly attended to. Our ratal, lishment is on the Canal Basin and City Wharf, convenient to the river and Ibiiiroad Depot, mid tht business parts of the rity. DYSON & WADE. sept(l-2i!i.l Enquirer nd Volksbote copy. feUTS. 30 itABBETs ALMOlTs,. Ol V Brazil Nuts, Fillberrs and Eogiish Wnluuta. For Sale by CILI1EÜT & BOWLES, KcytA'l So-imore street, near Water. BIJVTS.ZO HALES ASSOBTEH, latest style. DELAINES, 3 Cases assorted Manchester, Hamilton mid Pacific, rich handsome imtterna. a"sj Bales Brown Sheetings nnd Shil ling. FLANNELS, 20 Bales lied, "Wl.it-- and Yellow. L1MNÜS, 5 Cases assorted large and small Plaid. CANTON FLANNELS, a Casos Brow a and Bleached. 1 " fancv. for linings. CHECKS AND STRITES, 8 Cases and Bales assorted. BOOTS AND SHOES, 300 Cases asvorted. HATS AND CAPS, -' fill Cases. Just received nnd for sale fit reduce,? prices, by septlS KEE'NE A l'UESTON. ft!A tLS.4:00hEaS,A LL SI ZEST i Cotton It.itting l'iö bales No I aud 2. Herring loo Boxes In line onler. ' y Carjiet C'hain 5o Bags. Forside bv oe-.tlS ;ILB!t!iT BOWT.KS. fa!-: u-' au' mm its stöbe mJV li.l JI. DUNCAN, No. ä Wnterstreet next door tt. li.it.crt Barnes, has n..w on wile tho largest, most viiried and select sun k of Fall & Winter Dry Goods At prices competing with any market iu the country, viz : Prints of nil popular brands; Black and Fan. y Si'.k Jircss (iods ; French Merinos, Catdinirres and Delaines; Irish Poplins. Valencias and Alpacas; Cassimer.-s, Satinets, and Vcsiings; Tweeds, .leans. I.iuvvs and I'lannels; lirowu and Bleached M ulins, tickings, Ac. r I'm d, Crib and S idd!e Blankets; F.roihe, AVool nnd Mantle Shawls; White Coiod, L:ici'S, and Embniidel-ies ; Irish Linens, Table Drrsperirs and Napliins : Hosiery, tllov.s. Shirt and Drawers; Ilandk-rchiefs, Cravais, Tie mid Scarfs. Aiso, a !ariro stock of BOOTS, SHOES. HATS AND CAPS, C'oinpri-ing all that is rich in material, new in stvle and d.-stg'., sir.plving a deficiency heretofore complained of in this nnirket. seotlö-:tin .IJS-il EAI.VTS -50 White Lead. - ö C i-ks 'erniillion lied. Ill Bbis. Linseed Oil. 10 Spirits Turrt-iit!iie. In store and for sale by fseptlTJ PRESTOX BROS. ff OJ'EEE AJ'JI SUUAILaHO HAU W lili.is. Sug..-r. 5IKI Bids Crushed. Powderisl, and Granu'atod Sugars. In store and for sale bv 8 1'tlii PKESTON BR S. LOVLBS OE aOOJI EBV IT. i lieg ie.,e I., announce to the public, tjlat I h;.ve a btrge and well rt.-lect.sl sto.k of fruit lives, that nr.. id a tiny size for re-setting this season. My nursery is one mile East of the city, au tli Neu Imig road. Uesideiice in Elliott's enlargement im. PHILLIP HOFFMAN. 6 I WllkIES.-'iö HAUS JA IA, COEIM B.oies Figs 0 Ciu-ks an tee Currants. c 1 Cask Prunes. 10 Churns Siilt.-ma Baisins. 4 Cases rition. S Bags ( 'menni. 2'' Malts L.issiu. 2.V kegs 111 Carb. S.aln. 40 Boxes V. Ii. i'hei-sc. 40 Virginia Tobacco. 25 Half Chests Teas. Just received end fo sale by , .sepil7J. - , PKESTON BKOS. WI ST BECElt-EIlTAT TH E J"E f J? ilAKiiVAliKsT"ltE,one disir Indow the ltank. 12 extra I'usi Steel Mill Saws, ea. 7, iyv 8 feet. i lii.w land's " " 7, 7XV& " i 12 " Criiss Cut " " " '" 12 English 4t " " ' " i: doz. SjK-.ir i. Jackson's Hand, rannel and R'.p Saws. '25 doz. Cast Steel AVood Fawrs. 4 " 'r . " Circular Saws, from 8 to 20 in. s.-.tl5. fiEollOE S. SOXXTAli. BT' i-VE 4 L TLH B I". Jt 10 Setts tine ivory Table Ki ry iuble Kmvea ana urKS. in only. 12 pair " " Carvers. ö doz. Wostenholm s l'w-ket Knives, ' ,'. 25 " Joseph Kogers Scissors, septl. UKOHRK S. SONXTAO. 79 JTO LA A SS ki, S. ISO HÜLS. ELAJTsTl'Ailo.N. Sugar lions.' and itcboiied llu. 111 st. re and tor salebv PRESTON BROS. tEW WOOIIE'-WABE STORE. 9 m LOLlSVll.Lt, KY. t he niwcrilur has es tablished!! new Wooden and Willow Ware Store, for the sale of Dockets, Tubs, Churns. Brooms, Baskets, Matches, Wooden Bowls, Cotton Batting, Wrapping PalKT.t; lot lies Pins, W ish In tnla, ice, at Wholesale only, to which he invi cs. tlte attention of country mei. h in's. His sto k is all tresli, in tlte beet order :md appearance, mid mach superior to similar articles found in oilier stores where various kiuds of goods are ke) t. and no particular at teution is paid to Ibis branch of l-'isiness. My arrangements with iii.-iniifciclnrers are such, that I can supply everything in my line as low as they can I purchased in Cincinnati. . J.HiN B. BISSELL, siq.t l-r-'lm 372 Main str.N'1. Mwwn 7th and th. QUOt-ELS, SEAIIES, EOMKS. t9 25 doz. Oraiu Shove.s, assorted sizes. '2ft " D. Handle Shovels. v 10 - lA.ug - 20 ' Cast Steel Spades. 20 " Manure Forks. . s-ptlS GEORGE 9 SONNTAG.

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