Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 76, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 5 November 1858 — Page 2
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EVANSVILLE, IND.
FRIDAY MORNING A..
..KOVEMBER 5
Douglas Triumph. The despatches that passed over ttiollue yesterday, from Illinois to the Washington Stat, were positive in the" assertion that a Urge, majority of anti-Lecomptou Demo
crats had, been elected to he Legislature, tlf
it be ao, Douglas' re-election to " the Senate
is certain, and will announce the most signal triumph of the personal influence and popularity of a statesman, left to his own
resources,' against almost hopeless odds of power and influence, that has ever been rtv corded in the annals of the country. - Hie
bitterest fees must concede to him eminent ability ; for no man without personal merit and superior intellectual powers, could, in
such a conflict, gain the support of the peo
ple of a whole State. . He has had only
bis own popularity and the strength of his principles to sustain him against an unscru
pulous use of the power' and patronage of
the Executive to crush him, co-operating with a strong and most imbittered party of
political foes.
. Be has met the combined strength of the Federal Government and his political ene
mies at home, and beat them both. " It is
the most flattering triumph that any living statesman can point to. lie has achieved
what Benton was prostrated in attempting
to accomplish, in the meridian of his popu
larity in Missouri. Douglas comes out of a hard fought and exhausting political contest, a victor strengthened and invogorated by the exertion. He may thank Mr. Buchanan for bringing him to a test of his power and strength, that has exalted him Immeasurably with the country, and proved the justness of his claim to the title of a Little Giant," His enemies, in their. efforts to overwhelm him, have raised up a man who is sure to hurl them from power. )
Plowing by Nteam. The second trial of plowing by steam on
the prairies, is to take place before the Agr:
The Report of the Committee In the Bell Cut. The committee of the ci isens of New Al-
cultur.1 Society of Illinois, on the 10th inst. bany who went to Brandenburg to rescue
' A Reward to be Provided. The Vincenues' Gazette says that it is rumored in that city that the Binecures so long enjoyed by certain prominent politicians " of elegant leisure," are to be restored. "It is rumored," says the Gazette, " that lion. W. E. Xiblack, member of Congress from
this District, will use his influence to have
the Land Offices at Vincennes again opened,
and perhaps the Court to adjust Land Titles
called into session." The Gazette adds: " there is not enough land remaining unsold
in the Vincennes district to pay the salary
of one officer to attend to it one year ; or, at
least, any that would be entered. So much
for that. As it regards this court, which
was in session during last year, it may be styled a farce, for no other purpose than to quarter a few very good Democratic citizens
upon the public treasury. Any one who
will take the trouble to read the law that
created it, will see that we are right in our
assertion. By that act it is expressly provid
ed that patents, issued under this adjusting
court, shonld not be good against third parties. Against whom then, are they good ?
Onh against the government, which dou
pretend--, -uu , Next, -what
was the cost of this famous court, held last year? We thiuk we can approximate to
it: Salary of Commissioner Salary of Kegister v. Salary of Receiver Recorder of Claims '. ,
And who was benefitted by this? N
one. A was in possession of a piece of land
to winch Is sets np a claim. A comes into
court, makes out his papers and obtains
patent. Does this invalidate l's claim ?
Far from it. The only advantage A has
g.iineil is, that the government has released
all her right and title, not pretending to hav
any. The reasons for Judge Niblack's move
ment in this matter will be, we presume.
fully comprehended by the people. He is urged, no doubt, by hungry expectants whose impatience to clutch the reward so soon after the service is rendered, may defeat the bargain.
One of the 'agricultural papers gives the
followinglntercsting account of the first trial under, very disadvantageous - circumstances, at Centra'.ia, with Fawkes' steam
plow. The inventor is a mechanic, residing
at Lancaster, in that State, and his machiue
appears to have been made by himself, at
Christiana, or under his own immediate supervision ; one. which he had constructed at Philadelphia not answering his purpose.
A' premium of $5,000 had been offered by
the State Agricultural Society of Illinois,
for a plow, worked by steam, which would perform its work satisfactorily. This ap
pears to have been the inducement which set the inventor at work. On the fair
grounds he avowed himself to be a "selftaught mechanic, with no pretentions to science." .He had spent all Iho money ho
bad in perfecting his machine, and if he had not yet got it to wtrk properly, he would have, if his life was pared. " If I havn't got it yet, I will have it, if God spares niy life. Cheers. I have spent all that I have iu it, aud drawn largely on the generosity of my friend, Mr. Dickinson. As tor the $5,000, we don't care much about that, but you may as well give it to us first as last, for we are going to stav until we get it."
The experiment drew a vast coucourse of
farmers to witness it. The ground was hard, "hard as a brick." They started; the plows would not go in ; men mounted the
beams; tbey started Again. ; the furrows rolled off the mould-boards delightfully. By altering their position slightly, they
went all right. The draught was very little.
In ground of the usual plowing condition it could have drawn twice as many plows. The six furrows were turned straight and
deep enough, and well laid over. The spec
tators shouted their approval, and Mr. Dick-
nson, a friend of Mr. iawkes, mounted the
plow to give an explanation.
"awkcs came to me witn bis invention
in his handkerchief; I took him to my room and examined it and ioid him to go ahead
and I would help him through even if it
broke me. Here it is I We mean to make
it what you want ill I challenge you to bring anything that will plow better in the
same condition of soil.
One gentleman present said he had four
hundred acres of prairie near Chicago to
plow, and if Fawkes would plow it to the satisfaction of good judges, he would pay
all the machine cost and live hundred dollars more. After the experiment, Mr.
Fawkes, to gratify curiosity, engineered his machine out to the plows, turned, backed up and stationed the engine in front of them with precision. He then turned round, and set itf Ibra new furrow, turned the back
furrow handsomely, as if done by horses,
made Ute entire turn at tue opposite end in
three quarters of a minute, and plowed the distance of thirty rods iu two minutes, carrying six twelve iuch plows. The Illinois Central Railroad Ca ni puny opened their lo
comotive shop to enable Mr. Faw kes to alter
aud perfect his machine, preparatory to afull aud complete trial in competition with two other mat'hineSi one from Dayton and one
from iJu.lu.Io.
AMUSEMEHT3.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
.$3000
. 1,975
. 1,9
. 2,700
Ocr Divorce Laws. One of the most prominent lawyers at the Indianapolis bar proposes, through the Journal, the following amendments to our laws concerning divorce: : ' ; 1. Require two years actual, bona fide, continuous residence in the county, before filing the petition, and require that fact to be proved to the satisfaction of the Court on the hearing. 2. Require a personal service of the sum
mons by copy, unless an affidavit , shall be
made and filed in the Clerk s otl.ee by the
petitioner that he has no knowledge of the
residence of the defendant ; then let notice by publication be given. 3. Require personal service of all notices
to take depositions, unless a similar affidavit shall be made, then let notices be given as is
aow provided.
With these amendments he thinks the
law would be stripped of all its objections.
t Glancy Jones is prudent enough to
await the action of the Senate upon his nom
ination, before leaving for Austria. There
is a possibility of a disagreement on the
part of that body, and he prefers not to make
trip to Austria at his own expense, "at the
isk of having to return with his finger in
his mouth. Mr. Ward, of Georgia, Presi
dent ot.the Cicinnatati Convention ex d -3 .. .
pecica, ana would have received . the Aus
trian Mission; but the 'President felf hound to do something handsome for Jones, who had sacrificed bo mnch for him. '- 8 Since the withdrawn of all "the military from California for service in Oregon, the Indians, probably taking advantage o'f the unprotected state of the frontiers, have do le just as they pleased. Unrestrained by the presence of troops, tbey bare robbed and k iiled a large number of settlers. However, ii is proper to .add that. respectable. white men say that all thi3 trouble is in conse
quence of the shameful treatmtnl of squaws
An Klopemeiit.
The familv of a respectable citizen of
Brooklyn, N. Y., ou Saturday morning last, discovered that a daughter only sixteen
years of ace was misainir. She did not
make bor ppearoneo at the hrt-al: dot la.Ua, aud this led to an examination o'her room,
which was found to be in a disordered con
dition and without any human inhabitant
On the table there was found a note, addressed to the m.itcrual parent, by the daughter, which substantially stated that
she had elopod with a young mechanic, and
would return only on condition that her hus
band would be well received aud treated as
a son.. .
When the fact was disclosed the father became very indignaut.'and from what folks
say, must have used very forcible if not po
lite language. He procured a carriage and drove to tie residence of his supposed new son-in-law, who was found at home, and
who received him with great kinduess,
The old gentleman, not responding iu as
kind a spirit as that with which he was re
ccived, immediately poured the viuls of his
wrath upon the head of the unfortunate
young man, who appeared greatly surprised,
and,, at .last, finding an opportunity to ex
plain, denied most emphatically that he had
eloped with anybody's daughter, let alone
the daughter of the old gentleman.-
The father returned to the house, now deserted by the family, who had all gone in search of the missing daughter. lp to noon
no tidings had been received of her, and the
family, are almost distracted, though there
can be no doubt but that she has run away
and got married.
Not Down jj, the Billb. The Baltimore
Dispatch recounts a scene which occurred at
the Holiday street Theatre, a few evenings
since which was not in the bills, and which, however niortil Ving it may have been to the
young lady concerned, provoked the risibles
of those who witnessed it to. an irresistible
degree." A fine Jookiug young woman in
more than the usual amplitude of crinoline,
entered with her beau, aud was making her
way tliruU'Ii the already well-hlled seats to
the frout row of the first circle, where places
hud been reserved tor tnetn. To do so with
an tue ooid it eeciom oi reminine young
America, sne stepped upon the seats, when,
unlurtunately, her hoops, or rather the low
er part of her skeleton skirt, caught upon the back of one'of the scats as she swept by, and the fastening about the waist part ine-, the
whole concern came ' down " by the run.
and as she stepped forward and out of it,
was lett hanging in lull view upon the seat,
The (bange was astouishing; the fullblown
ocue at one mnmcni, me nesuooKeu like a
lamp post with a silk dress tied around it.
For a moment the young lady was also un
conscious pf the. accident.. lu another she
say the full extent of it, and blushing crim
son, sank into her seat, and for the next half
Uour: had undoubtedly the most brilliant
complexion in the audience."'
Capt Bell, have made the following report of the negotiations which led to the release of Bell, and an amicable settlement of the unpleasant affair:
. Ksw AlBASY, Nov 1,' 1858. ! Messrs. Editors: In compliance with your request and that of many others, and
also to lulnil a promise maue 10 iue uiurus of Brandenl urg, Kjn we herewith proceed to give a detail of the kidnapping of Capt. Horace Bell, and the circumstances attending bis relief. On Saturday, the 23rd ultimo, while most of our citizens were out at the Fair grounds, five men from Louisville, Ky., took Mr. Bell from one of our principal streets, and by main force carried him to the river. ' Ou the way, however, they presented their pistol3 at our citizens and ordered them to stand back, proclaiming that Bell had committed a foul murder. They forced him on the ferry-boat; the men aboard say that under threats thev w.ere forced to pro-
cecd with him across the river.
Such a proceeding at once aroused our
citizens, and at the same time it was stated
that the citizens of Brandenburg had onereo a reward of SI, 500 for the delivery of Mr.
Bell at that place, and that on delivery he
would be bung. Under such a state of things our citizens, were greatly excited. Many
propositions were made as to .the best course
to pursue. ?.ot being able to determine where Mr. Bell was, nothing wa3 done un
til they had evidence that Mr. Bell was in the Brandenburg jail. On Monday evening ourselre, with others, started for Brandenbursr with the view of obtaining his release
on the best terms we could, honorable to the dignity of our State. At Tobacco Landing, some forty citizens of Harrison county came aboard the boat, and the crowd divided, some going by land to Brandenburg, and the balance by way of the river. When the party w ho went by land arrived at Brandenburg, they found that Mr. Bell had been sent farther into the interior. They then proceeded to the boat aud reported the state of affairs. It was then agreed that a committee
should be sent to the town to make such ar
rangement for the speedy release of Mr. Bell as would be honorable to Indiana and in conformity with the laws of Kentucky. Accordingly the boat was dropped down oppo
site Brandenburg, aud ourselves, with other?,
went ashore as a committee. e were met by Judge Alexander, William Fairlcigh, Clerk of the county, Col. Moremnu, Dr.
Brown, and Col. Buckncr (formerly of
Louisville) with some other gentlemen whose
names - we have forgotten. c stated to them that we had come on a mission of peace, and briefly stated to them the cause
and object. Ihey informed us that Mr. Hell
was some distance from town, in the custo
dy of the law, but in no danger of personal
violence, and assured us that none should be
done him. We then stated to them that it
was all-important that something should be
done, and that speedily, to allay the existing
excitement. It it was not co;ic, civil war
would rajre along the borders of the two
States, and the g wd feeling which had so
lonx existed would be broken up. J. K.
Cannon said to them that he was proud to
sny that m Kentucky he hrst learned to love
his country anl its institutions, lo her he was indebted for that love of liberty, justice,
and conciliation which he hoped would
characterize his after life. He felt that he
was at home as much as if he had beta in Indiana.
These gentlemen seemed to appreciate the
good feelings expressed towards their citizens and State, and replied that tl.ev felt
under obligations to all immediately con
cerned, and to the country in tartitiln.
mcincir uesi riiui is 10 restore ami ptriieiume
the good feeling and friendship that had al
ways existed, and to this end they would
use their best exertions to bring Mr. Bell to
a speedy, fair, and impartial trial, and re
quested U3 to remain with them until the
examination.
We then repaired to theboat, and informed
those lett on the boat of our success.
They were delighted with the prospect of
an honorable and speedy settlement of the
annir.
Bv agreement the boat then rounded out,
aud passed by the town giving three loiig
and loud cheers for the citizens of Brandenburg and Kentucky.
e remained until the examination, ana
were kindly invited to enjoy their hospital
ity, and we availed ourselves of their kind
invitations, and we take much pleasure iu saying that we were treated with marked
respect and kindness by the citizens of
Brandenburg and vicinity, and while on
this subject, we take pleasure in saying to
the citizens of Brandenburg, that wlen any of them pass our wv, thev will find our
"latch strings on the outside." On Wednesday, at 12 o'clock, Mr, Bell was brought out for examination, but a court conld not be had (one of the Justices having disqualified himself hy expressing his opinion in advance), another Justice was sent for, but could not be had until . Thursday. When the examination took place, Mr. Bell plead guilty for the purpose of this examination, and his bail was set at $750 several of tl.e citizens joining in the bond, Mr-Bell was set at liberty, and after paying his aged and infirm mother a short visit, he returned with us to this city, from whence he was unlawfu.lv taken. However, before
leaving Brandenburg, we would say, that many of her citizens accompanied us to the river, and as the steamer moved off, they gave three cheers for Capt. Bell. - . Whatever may have been the cause of these Bell difficulties, we are informed by the citizens Of Brandenburg, that they feel no disposition to prosecute . them further, but are desirous to jive iu peace atd let the past be forgotten. This sentiment, we believe, will meet with a hearty response from this side of the river. - " May peace pre .'ail, and every 30cial virtue cement ui. . . John R. Cankon. Ü3CAR Grkgo.
BPOLLO THEATRE. ; 1
3E BELLA ADAMS, Masaokbkm, 1 ! OPEN" FOR THE SEASON. -a; j Tlurd appcarauoo of the Celebrated lantomiiuists : Jlossrs. I A'1 !
0 . W A R WIC KM
WONDERFUL DOG
JSRIME CO VhE 150 UJI US BJESt CEIVi-D Mid to arrive, an J fur sale by . nov2 - PRESTON BROS, fcy Ti; Ulll TU .V7 l'OBK OOLD3 KN Syrup, extra, Rfboile'l sugur hulls1 Melnaaes, Crushed Sugar, v . -- - Puwdert-d ciugar, , Loaf Su;:.r, - . - 100 gros Gate' Srvv York MaMios, ' " 25 dozen Dnrlii-e'a Stove Uliickinu,
nnrrr tt' 10 duen irou bound Half liaihcU. Kfn-eived iiilLLIi i ii od turniUe by ,uoW) X. lt. WO K & SOS.
CA I KU I At" Ii KT,
STEAMER CUBAläi J. W, MILTjS, Master, Lenws on Munday, the lSih, at 4 o'clock, und will uiuke regular trip et cry S. iwyi. octlti -.
TJ.n HUM'S
-ÜLmKlerritriitd wichen to inform
rnr of yf0
The best trained aaüual in tut world.
TCK&DAY, EVKSIKO, OTeraber 4, 18-, n
pertormauce will comramcti Uü tue eiimuij . Drama of The Butcher's Dog of Ghent, OU, THE TWIN BROTHERS. . INTERLUDE OF SONGS AND MUSIC.
To conclude with the pantomimic extravaganza of TÜE OlIUNd OlTANCi, OK, THE SHOWMAN AND 11.3 MONK BY. POSITIVELY KO FIIF.E LIST. Admission. Orch.stra tat, 10 rents. Tarijoctte 3ö cents. (Jullery 2ft iwnts, IVxjrs cjwn at half-past eTcn. porfortnacf lo comuicuoo at b o'clock.
-mwJRKET it J H Ä E T HO Jf VJ-
A'ffi K1UI' eizes aud kinds, in store and for hale
by V1CKEKY BUOTHEKS, "nuv-t r Xo. 82 M nin (treat.
fitUJ" S.lE OJf LOTSTHERE ßT iil be suld at the Court House, in tviuisTille, DKCKMBBKlHt, jsxzsl-st LOTS Id the Juttoru Lnial cement, iuciuUiuc l.o teei trrnt
on Main tre t. and 1JÖ feet on Locust, 'i'bese Lots are iu close proximity to the depot of tlie Kransville tt Cruwlordsviite Kailroad, Wabash mid Erie Canal, Main Blreet, and the Ohio Kiver ; they are within In.iu three to eiht square of the lliver. They are access iule aud convenient for re3idunce or buainesK purpi s s. 2 heii ure loir offered formte for the first thru. To the Mechanic, Merchant und the Manufacturer, they oiler a rare chance for iuveslment, and every man who want a Lot for building i-hoiiid take advantage of tje opportunity now presented The EaiUcrii Kularpcuieut is growing rapidly, and w ill soon be in the heart of the city.
DE.SCKU'TH.
f? UWiilS Vt.YTEt rOB THE VJ'folluwiujr property mow iu our Warehouse ooraer Locust street and iht: Canal. ' .
G. 8. Kelly, 2 boxes Clothing, J. F. Hoffman, 5 boxed Merchandise, C. & S. 2 ' " ' ' - - 1 Bale, ' W. F. Stone, 1 Box V Mrg. Palmer, 1 " " . 't t . . i C. Dodd, 1 Cbtt, : . . J.Emrich, 'i Bales Hop, , F. II. Sneeder, I ' - : " T. A. f-amler .2 Hhds. Charcoal.
L ... ; 2 Boxes " ' I ' x11
Fried. Tuchier.l " Mom. Mary Thompsons! Belstead, .. Y ' F. Hutchinson, 1 Model llarrow ' Bebeca Davis, 2 Boxes, '- 1 Che!, J. If. Wells, 2 Kes.
K- Wt, 2 1-ojcas, Keller ft Barman, 3 W. c. Foster, 1 " Dean & Demoj, " ' F, IHHroan, 1 cask. ' Vriknowu, I tdiingle Machino, ' ' 1 Horse Power. CKOltGE FOSTER A Co.
SMOi'.
the
fCCRW.vnplif. that he has op
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j - .'it-at cnop ou nie cun
wiaM-Hurkot ml Walnut hm.
t wnerti ue will constantly keep ail kindj of frsh ; meat, and would be happy" to mwt his friunds aud customers. Pluauv give uie a call. ! ectl4 THEOBALD EMÄICH.
! BJ.VJ! r.U.TMMiTlItTltE PEOPLE i Ji. are just beginning: to find out that V. atson, j Newbury ft (Jo., can, mid do, sell lumber cl eaper j than any other dealers iu town ; consequently, iin.y i go there and buy, and are so well satisfied that they j go twice and three times over. ow, as we calculate I to stay here and sell boards, we say to all who are iu ' want of plank, eome and see us, at the corner of Main ! and Eighth Mrcctfc, and we will satisfy yon, that
j what we say is true. WATSON, JiHWBtjZfY ft Co.
w?orKi Le J'r'ji ujbgJiij jj.ot
JL comer of Fourth aud
of
Canal streets. Eubuiro
j. b. Mcdonald.
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J'lOIi SJM.E, OJl'E IV W Jt.TlERHA t'OKS UltL'SllER, rigged to run by steam, one mortising machine, in good order, and a lot of Canicnter'a Tool?. Ali-o, a lot of Shafting
and Pulleys, and a pair of Straul.'s Buns For sale cheap, by J. B. M.DONALD.
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ß.l iE SU .IHM J ,. JL t lanberries. Canvassed iiam1-, .,- Dried Beef.
New Mackerel, Latin op's Bluinj tale by f oct2T )
c. Just reeeired A. D. KEVNtLl)S
and for & CO.
TITLE PERFECT
TEKMä. une third cku ; balance tu otie, two,
and three years, with interest, secHred by mort
gages ou the premises.
i'tatsean os seen tue ..o-tnty i reasurer b ontce,
City Collis-tor's, and at my iflice, where all infor-
tion will be turiiiseU. .1 . it A kvi.v, mvl Third streit.
w V Sea-shore Sand lor sale by
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9I..itijr of rmis.-:io hüls. I for sale bv CEO. FUSTE11 ft CO.
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rl.l.-5U BARRELS, LA U til!
JL aiid small, in store, anil b r sale by
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JTAR JT,V TJLJ.OW 1 JSUH.ES. ?9 70 bo.-.es for sale by S. E. tilLHEUT ft t.'U. mn Sy .am r.i strs.'t, n ar Water.
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fail, bv Dr. T. . MctiHWN S IS A USA 1' A-
KILL A and IODIDE 01' I'OTASII, the great Blood Puritier and Ileallli Kcstorer, prepared from Fresh Boot, the only kind worthy the confidence of physicians or llie public, old imported root Is in inert. The coiris.tie:its of this medicine are highly extolled by i-onte of the most distinguished physicians iu tho world, as Sif Win. For.lyc-., Britdie. B'I1, A"., lor the cure of Rheumatism, Scrofula.
While Swelling. SypbiUis, Neuralgia, Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver, Spine aud Skin Dropsy, Female Complaints, Old Sorts, Pimples on tho Face, Ac. It makes the skin clear aud snioolh au object of interest with the ladies. It removes mercury, or any impurities of the blood or sysjj-m, and should be used in the Spring to purify the blood and pre-
Ttml sicklied. Price, si a bottle.
Mcdown's Es ncc Tar, a certain cure for Bowel Complaints, as Diarrhea, ly entery. Flux, ftc. South-Auierican Tar, Suiue; Liniment, aud Vermifuge, unparalelled for its sucevs. Tho three above iu;diiucs i.reparcd by. II. S. Ilfuiits, Memphis, Tciiucise. S..ld iu Evansville by h.Li.l.tu ft. WuiTE, Lsi.u i KxULsTEur. !.-. Jo.i.i Maoi.niss. Ci2:i-12iud t-.iX.Jl tiliTEU A" MOlHli:, SUI CESboiu to U. S. ilwWAKK, KEUE1VLNÜ, FonWAHUlNO, AND General Consmission Merchants, E V ANSV I LLE, INI). Having takcu the stand of Mr. J!. S. Ilonard, we are in hopes, by close attention to business to retain all his old and uutiieroiut customers. Wl will give particular attention to all consignments for sale, and will forward Tobacco, Pork, Lard, Ac, East, West. North or South, at the lowest current rates i f freight. Liberal cash advances made on produce consigned to New Orleans. U. 0. FLAVliliTtU, B. C. SLAI OUTER, VtJI. Bonol, Jlt.,
AfPE.VUUi OEB OJXYETS,STRJi I 't'iiis.ds, Ribbous aud Flowers, on Friday ir.oruing, October 8th, 18fS. Permit me to call your attention to my stork of Spring Millinery Uoid9, 1 hich have been bought under favorable circumstances, and which for variety and novelty of stylo will, I trust, be found to surpass anything ever brought to this city. F. B. BARKER, First street, betwoen Main aud Locust, opposite the Pert Office. oct6
&f IWitUiES. 10 bids. Alum, 10 " Oopieras, 6 " Sulphur, 5 Veil, red, 2 " Cum Camphor, . 2'K) " Cream Tat t-ir. Wcoil Jute inch ropo, ; -tiö " Manilla inch do, 25 " hemp halter rope, 2G " Manilla " 20 do. Bcdcords, 10 reels cotton '4 Inch do, fill bales No. 1, Canneltoti Batting, 7. boxes Star Candles, 7" boxs Diamond Starch, 20 bags A'.Hpire, 6 Ccroons Carraceas Indi;o, 25 bales Caudle Wick, 20 bas Pepper,
5 " Cbv's, A small lot of cxtva family Hour. For sale low to close consignment, lv ocr8 WHEELER ft RI0C3.
AEAt TEAS! Tt.A ! ! '. f CHOICE selection of Urocn and Mark teas Just opened
mid for sale by J. W. VICKEP.Y ft CO. WBESJ1 COB.V' HEUJ,r lO . atHM. M. just received at sPpt30 A. T. BEYNOLD3 ft Co'. " 4HH "K tu V K. T J. 'J SM HJt kt& &?"plo!s of over 13,000 acres of land in Southern Missouri, subject to entry at 12VJ cents per ct. Call and examine them at the B. K. ft I. Office, No. 1, North Third street, Evausviüe. ocU C. COLLINS. (Ky jr usiMEBsTTifla t"E 'beejv . 0 ajjpoinied Agent for Dole,. Silver ft Felch patent Saw Gümmer, which has taken the premium, at the Mi'Oliauical Fain of almost evrry State in th I'nion, and pronotiucol superior to anything made for gumniiug upright and circular saws. An assortment always on hand. - . jwptfO f!E0. S. SONTACrO. ' M90T SiLLLMJS't OE T COST & V yet, but selling off nt an advance on conti chickens, eggs, butter, cheese, codfish, flour, bacon, lard, coSToe, sugar, rice, mackerel, pepper, spioe, nutmegs, cloves, ginger, with a variety it ether ar- . tides too numerous to mention. Call; and examino i or yourselves, at No: 92 Main street. S. W. VICKEItY ft 00.
SyT. A HARLES SALOON', .Vo. 6, First str'et, oppite the PostUilice, Evansvillo, Indiana. Theritiz.ns of Evausville and the pub- j lie generally are ri-spcol fully informed that , this ; inagi.ilicent'saloon (formerly Bark's Exchange) has I been entirely refitted and furnished ii: every depart- 1 nicnt, and is now open for the season, where visitors . can alwu have served up at the shortest notice and , in the most superb stvle all the delicacies of.the ; season, game of all kinds. Venison, Wild Duck, Turkey, Fish, Ac. - Shell Oystoj-s received daily, by express, as well as iu cans, will be served iu every style to suit the patrons of the St. Charles. - - Billiard players w ill find at this saloon a set of the finest marble top Billiard Tables from the well know n and celebrated factory of J. M. Bruaswick ft Co. Suppers served upat all hours, day or night. - A splendid lunch will bo erved np, in the most nporopriate stvle, every morning at 10 o'clock. oct8 " J. G. llAfc.lNG'it.N. TltEESTAZtrPlirESTl7Rj.Yl in town, al tho lowest tigum, is at Docker ft Kramer's. Hotel and Coifee-h-uiso keepers, and allolheis tlmt can appreciate good lepior and wish to bnv it cheap, iu ipiantities to suit, call soon it goes oirfast. (octll) DECKER ft ICf.'AMEJ.
SI K R VE Oi: TABLES ERE SM
ARRIVAL.
.. 20 Turkies. ' - - :'. 10 Ik.xi ii t:hirketis. . ' 40 Bushels Potatoes. 4G Dozeu Eggs. A. D. BE YNOLDS ft CO. oclf.
If OOK HERE BE A It THIS. , JLä I f you want to get good Hay, If yuu want to get good Corn, ' ; If you want to get good Chits, . If you want to get good Bran, If you want to get good Crushed Feed, It you want to get good Chicken Feed, If von want to get good Corn Meal,
I If you want to get good Timothy Seed, I If you want to get good Grass Seeils of any and j everv kind, call at Kl'STOX'S 'eed and Seed Store,, i under tho TslegrupU Oflice, where you can be ac ! eominoduted as chean as tho cheapest, and as cooA
as the lst, delivered in any part of the eity tree of drayago. Recollect, at RXS'I ON'S, on Water street. Just received, my lirst shipment by Caual, loo tons of nrst-rato nw Timothy Hay, and for sah cheap. si-pt28 R. 8. B. 'grioan eishsoo lbs. .virvtSLrVlixl boxes line t rackcrs, , ltl coils Manilla Kope, ' 2,500 Seamless Bags, 2 and 2 Imsliels. Iteccivrd and for sale by se.p27 PRESTON BKOd. 'jfiiBK SlfCEIKi 1Bnl RE, Kr., &.C SiO M. dozen Cedar Pails, wuite, red aud stiiiied, bras bound, - " 10 nests Cedar Keolers, plain and striped, brass bound, 5 do-.cn covered Cedar Cans, brass bound, 3 size, 5 Cedar Churns, brass bound, 5 " pluin white Cedar Pails, iron bound, 2 and 3 hoops, , 6 ; " stout iron bound Stablo Tails, . . ; 5 ' Steamboat Pails, stout iron bound, SO nests stout Cedar Tubs, iron bound, 4 and II In each iu st. fi dozen largest Horse Buckets, 10 " common iron lamud Buckets, This day received, end now opening in tha fest condition, at the new Wooden Ware store of - s. pt2i J. B. Kl'SSELL,' 272 Main st. bet Seventh and Eighth, Iouisville,Ky. i TSW ELL HHHETS.-HO . UOXEJS". r W Varnished Weil Buckeln, stout n"d weil made in nil respects. Tho quality. and price aro ! such as caunot fail to suit the trade. --. ! . .t23 - J. B. RUSSELL, ', 372 Main St., bet. Seventh and Eighth, Louisvile.Ky !.glUSH. CHOICE JESBAJS i ItJP'lJ'ICK'S Potatoes. . ä : I lft dozen "Chieketw, - -'- . rrr'' i 100 " Eggs, t ; , 2o bbls. extra Flour, i ' .Vi', v j Ml sacks " - " I 30 U.ns Bran. Just receive! and for sale by-v ept25 Z. H. COOK ft SON. -
1 barr'l Cranls.rries,
1 bam! Dried Beef, 1 barrel ranvnssH! llim., 2o bushels Meshinoik I'otatis. m.vt A. D. KEKN'ULDS ft CO,
nSntintiAT EL OL' It, ÜRITS, jLM Hi maiiny, uuboited Wheat Flour. Corn Meal,
chicken and horse Feed of every variety to be had at Hart's Mill, on Second Street, belowO.ik. N. B Orders promptly att -iekd to, and every ar tide bought will be delivered at the dwelling of tlte purchaser. . novl BJpificE Rlviiuc JL We nr.- now selling Oysters by wholesale at Si 2ft jier Can. Warranted extra, and Cans full. Received daily per Express. Ii. COOK ft SON. novl BOXEN HA.flBl RtJll CHEESE, aMß Three hundred poi.nds Z-tule Currants. tine handled Genoa Citrons, Ten bnshvls Cran berries. One hundred bushels piime Turnips, Filly bushels fresh Corn Meal, Twenty-live bushels prima white Bians, Five dozen Cotton Mops nnd -Mop Sticks. Two hundred BaC Brick, revived and for ileby (nov:i) 7.. If; CttoK ft KoX. AMr',rtIÄ W new Sugar just received and lor sale bv nov2 PRESTON BROS. 64 RICE 5 TIERCES PRIME tV w new Rice just received and for sale by nov2 : PRESTON BROS.
T'ue above firm, Messrs. Slauglilcrs ft Hodge, having taken my stand in the Forardingand Commission business, I take great ploasure in saying to my friends tlint their Coinogiimci.ls ill be weii eared lot by the new house. Mr. Ilodge has been with mo a long while, and I consider him in every way well woriliy the patronage so liberally extended to me. The Messrs. Slaughters arc favorably known on Green river as good Tobacco men. oct:.7-l md U.S. HOW A BD.
Ii. SUOHT tC fa., CO.Tt.7ll!i&IUJ
tl. MEUCHA MS,
'J4 C.vmp Stueet,
I a;;h okleass, la. 1 n. u. foioKT. tS-122-1 md it. s. nov,.Bn.
7jr L. jon.vso.y, noun ui.vu9 film Eit and Blank Book Manufacturer, First street, betw. en Vlain and Locust. EVANSV1LI.E, INI). Blank Books ruled, paged and made lo order of the best pnprr, from a Memorandum to the largest Ledger. Music and Magazines bound in any style. oct27-(:tnd.Vw
SyUJS'Iß RIE S. AL.nOJ'ilS, M-Ii-3 BER'I S, Bray.il Nuts, English Walnuts, 'Figs, raisins, currants, rock candy, oysters, lobsters,
i sardines, alum, epsom salts, sulphur, roll bnm-
ston, copjieras, luaCder, extract ot b-gwood, indigo, cream tartar, soda, Ited-eords, bhbeking, bi.tting, cloves, eeiiM'Ut, cigars of all kinds, nutmeg, gieger ol all kinds, gl;iss jars, lanterns and flasks, letnuii syrup, must-M-d, u.atches, pepper saue, Spanish moss, stoue ii!ie, powder, s.ie;y fuse, tobacco of all kinds, lenev starch, vinegar, cordage, let ter, note, ca,. and v riting paiier, teas, flour, camphor, enrcloies, salt peter, etc., etc., etc. A supply o! the above kept constantly on hand, and for sale ft.ir, by Ol LBERT ft BoWLKH, t-tr.-.f Sycatiiort. Street, ii.ir Water.
ÖOT 'EM A.VI U'AJVT TO
nick, 10 barrels nice iH-m-n Apples; linest
of the season. ocH A. I). REYNOLDS ft Co.
EATHER A.VH SHOE EtJVItl.NOtf. I. FliEMI.MJ has now on hand a largo
and complete assortment of Leather and Shoe r iiuf-
! nigs, to whieh the artention ol sius inaKers auu i others in want of Leather is invited, which wil be sold at as low price for rash as can be obtained in I any city wcl1 of the mountains. Call at No. 7, Main t street, and judge for vourse Ives. j LEATHER BKLTISfi. I Siymonr's machine stretched Leather Belting. ' A foil supply at the manufacturer's cash price. ! ci.vntd J. FLEMING.
BIST
J? Sell i
m -OE If JE B'E L R 1"
w W ft SON (generally known
Ji ITT IIO LEE at Bittroiil V) at !
No. S, Main street, have just nwived their new
stock of Watches, Jewelrv, Silver Ware, superior I
Plated Ware. Spectacles, ftc, among which will be i found all the latest and most beautiful styles iu tho j market. i Wo wish it distinctly understood that wo war- i rant the nualitv of our Jewelrv to be as good as any j
i made, and iu stvle. Iieautvol finish, aud excellence ;
of workmanship, it is not to be surpass si. We J are selling at the lowest Eastern prices lor cash. A I full assortment of Clocks always on hand, j ocl 8dft w2m
I1H--EL l-E THOUSA'I SACHSM-OR
noo s-coiid for Wheat
hand Sacks lor Sale. Thev ure suitable
or Oats. Euouirc nt the Ciiv M ils. oct5 GEORGE WOLFIN, Agent.
OLII PIOJS'EEIt, THOMAS SCANTL1N,
rjpitE
0 LO i'EitS OE ClOOIt TEA.
A superior nriicle of ioung Hyson. Just re
ceived mid for sale by A. D. UEVN0LD3 ft Co., scpt27 " " , " JW XTB. liE IM CROIX EBEJS'C'H mXFJL DYER AND S(JO I'll rft, . CtMlior of Vine nnd Fijfat streets, EVANSVltLE. INDIANA, - Would respectfully inform th ladies and gutlemcu of this citv and vicinity, thiit ho has opened a DYEING, CLEANING A Nif BEPAIBINO ESTABLISHMENT. ' Whero he will clean tid dye allNsiids of Silk and; Woollen GihxIs;- Will rem ve greaslst. paints, Ac,
witnout the sMgutest injurv to the e"
All work done at this establislunl'ill be- trar.
ranted to give entire satisfaction: irt vpt23-6m rjpEASIÜÜHAECHEtiT8 AJVIt JL Boxes, ail kinds. Just received It . - GILBERT ft BCUiWLES, I eept23 Sycamore vMstvi.
IE II CORHS. 100 PACHA OES
L'otton, Hemp, and Manilla, in dozens or on
reels. Just received and forsalo by ept2.t GILiiERf ft BOWLES. . 7ZJIRE AJS'It MA R I V E IJS'S V ' JL RAM E BY HOME COMPANIES. The undersigned having been appointed Agent fur Evansvill Hml vicinitv, of the INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE. CO. S. F. COVINGTON, Soc'y. I. A. MORRIS, 1'ses'tE . RISING SUnTpsURANCE CO. B.J. IIA1 IIA WAY.Scc'y. S. HATHA WAY, i'res't are preparetl to underwrite upon the better claas of Fire and Marine Risks, at as lew rates of pre luium as ure consistent with permanency und rs iabiliiy. These Coinpanies confine their business exclusively to the State of Indiana. ftiJ-All losses speedily adjusted and prnmptl paid without any abatement or diminution what , ever. References: Every mar, without exception, who I has sustained loss iu either Company, a list of I whom all citizens of our own State may bo seen at our office. A. D. REYNOLDS ft CO.
Evansville, July 8, IRöti-ly . .
6iFnE.-'H MILCH COWS, for sale at j O oct27 .. II .COOK ft SON. WJ I f TS BUB ti COAÄEOnSA L E, j JL at 17 cents r bushel, at Who',, sole or Ke- i
Onl "s left at
I
Y JWiTfE VOTitE IA ill.lil.-
! JL bv erivrn to the Tax Pavers of Vanderburgh I
! County, that I have received from the Auditr of j i the County the Tax Duplicate for the current jear, I nnd will be prepared to receive the 'lines assessed I for the current year (18ÖS) at my Oflice, from and I
I after tho lütV. dav oi October, D-Ö.
Fi r the rate of Taxation for the current year, see small hand bills posted up through the Cvunty, THEODORE VENEMANN, oct22-fiwd Trcwmrtr of Van. Co.
toäas?SiÄ55,v
Wim
HuRNBROOK'S STokjcI,
Or at our oitice on the conicr of Fultn Avcimr ami Water treet. A. J. Ill'TCIIESUN & CO. nm,'J-1iii.l
OR HER OE THK c tt.1l.ll
Couticih.fi he City of Ev;iu-vi lt-, I, GEoiiOEWi-L-
flin, Co iKtor of said city, do hereby give notice that 1 will tell, ou tlic-2-.h day of November, l.rMT at the door of the Court House in said City of Evansville, bei ween the hours of 10 A. M., and 4 o'clock. P. M , at Public Auction, the following Lots, or pieces of ground, or so much thei-cof as may be necessary to pay the following amounts charged against such Lots for work done thereon by said Ciiv, together with the cost of such side : Lot 11. Block 32, EastEnl : .$5 7i!
nSSHLUTIO.V OE VOPART.VEKSliiP. The firm of Watson, Newbury ft Co.,
was dissolved Oct. 1st, 18 8 The business will hereafter be carried on under the firm of Newbury ft Clement, who are authorized to settle up the business of the late firm. JONATHAN WATSON', . E. NE Will 'It Y, J. H. CLEM ENT, oct22 C. S. CIIEEN.
EM ENT -75 BBLS. Foil SALE LOW, RY
oct24 GILUEKl'ft BOWLES.
BIJLS. IN PER-
Is just receiving by Steamboats and Railroad, a large and complete assortment of -v -i -vt - P-r- naqiTY Of nTTnO
I wuuivill oo uauug u lo vvoj I of the very latest Fall style nnd pattern, which I j can sell at lower prices than the great panic times i of ls57. And I am fixed to do House Roofing, Giit- ! tering. Copper anil Sheet Imn Work, nnd all other Job Work in my line, with great care and dispatch, ! which I warrant to be equal, if not suierior.' to j most work done iu this city. Call on ihn Pioneer. ! ort2 THOM AS SCAN"! LI :v.
VAILS. SOO HEUS A SU ORT Ell
sizes.
TIMOTHY SEED, loo hush, prime new. For sale bv scpt23 . ORR, DAZELL A Co.
ICE. lO TIERCES PRIME. EO R
4 sale, low, by
wi.t2.-I GILBERT ft BOWLES.
m CHEREL .I.Vlt WHITE EI SB. 9fJL iio barrels anil half barrels. . Picked Moss 2S bales. Refined Sugars Go barrels Crushed, Powdered, and Kefiued White. For sale bv sepl2x G I LliEBT ft BOWLES. .
OOSIER VE4ETAtLES. 18 dozen Chickens. - '
24 " Eggs, 10 bnsh. Sweet and Irish Potatoes, ' ' Also, Hamburgh Cheese sept 23 A. D. REYNOLDS ft Co.
rwfoiiAcco.
JL caddies, of pound,
(V PIRITri TCRI'ENTINE.-
feet order, for sale bv gilbert ft Bowles, oct23 Sycamore street.
14, Mock well's Eul...,
" 10, " 16, ' 11, " lti, " " 12, " Hi, . " 31, " 17, " " 32, " 17, " 31 and 32 Lower Eul " 22 Donation Eul 2U(J " ,
" 114 Old TUB.. roTli-wd
2 W
1 44 2 77 2 ar, 2 00 2 00 7 r.o
37 78 . 9 99 29 83 GEORGE W.'LFLIN, Citv I 'c ,.. r.
&JBL just rocoiv-d three barrels of fresh Havana
Oranges. Call betöre th y are all sol.!. 9otilEHÄw2-'ü HO,. II .,- V interest in onr esiablishmetit to .Mr. Samuol Vickery, the style and firm will in future be VicKKitv ft Bkothkrs, in hope therefore . with the acquisit ion of a new br.t experienced iarner, there will I an iucrease of trade to the house.. Thanks for past favors. Kespecifu'lv. fte..
lOOoa
PRIME
JS'E W
oct20
J. W. VICKEKY ft Co-
No. 22 Main strer.t.
. A fellow nj pHcd to the clerk tif the court at Iftfiiyette, a few davs siuce, for a marriage license, and when it enme to making out the paper., ke h:if netUiilly forgotten the name of the woniau he whs going to mary. . N EW A DV E RT I SEM E NTS
by unprincipled whites, and that the .natural
K'f'va nt Inctiane on the p-ttlcr:
Taxes. -It la estimated that a' State tax of 40 ' or 50 cents -on the S100 must he,
j levied by the Legislature to meet the neeesUes of t he Treasury for the present year: I If the levy be deferred till next year, the assessmeut wiusi lje from 1 60 to 70 cents oa
j ""."area floHars, which will be
ÄmAP AJK'It t A 'Ji LEV- 1 5 BOXES 1 Cincinnati 'Soafv nssoi el; 2. U-xes assojted sizes Star Candletr, just received nnd for sale by - VICKERY BROTHERS, - ndv4 i - No. f-2 Main street. IMfA T CM E S ! MAT CJIE S U-öÖ wfJL Gross fine superiiH- Matches, unsurpassed in quality, cheapness, or neatness of packnge, in store
aud for sale very low uy - Vlt'KERY BROTHER?. : Vv4 . ''" ' ' ' ' No. 82 Main street.
ItSftl T. ClI.t.TRr ....WILLIAM K. i.A i ... fcr E. til LBERT V CO., SUCCES--!3e SOUS to Gi'.lwrt ft Bowles. WHOLESALE GROCERS, Sycamore street, between Water and First, Evansville, Indiana. A full assortment of Groceries always on band, aud for sale at the lowest prices. Agents fi.r " Cypres Jliils," Cotton Yarna, Ac, at manufacturer's prices (novl i TrLLUiirjLirEirE OPlTY and cheapness. Cox's pa: ent r-lined sparkling Gelat im, stronger than Isinglass-, nt cue half i the cost for convenience, strength, purity, beauty and eh -apness, stands unrivalled for making rich crvstalliae jelly. For sale bv bov I ; . . Z. II. COOK ft 80N. I FT g HARRELSPlBE'ililEBJV 99 EG.VU, ntukeof ItsOT, for sab bv novl Z. ii. COOK ft SOX.
f,9f(EÄI' BROTHERS, WHOLE.V SALE AM RE1AIL KEALEb'S IN FAMILY GROCERIES, CLASS, NAIL'S, FLOUR, crain. Seeos, Bacon, Lard, Tubs, Buckets, Churns, and Wooilwnr generally. No. W Jdain street, Evansville, Ind. Goods delivered in any part of the city free of chorge. m oct21 JAS. W. VICKERV JOHN" VICRF.RV SAJt'l. V O I.KKV.
BUSHELS
ats.
00 bnsh. choice Apples, Soolbs. Su,' ir cored dried Beef, isiilozi'n assorted Brooms, 60 bnsh. Sweet Potatoes, 10 do Crab Apples, Sou (iniglev's Hams, l.oon lt.i. ftaron Sides, 5 bbls. No. 1 extra Mackerel, 5 " No. 2 Mackerel. 10 boxes extra Herring,
20 kit.s assorted Mackerel, .".Oft Iti.. extra large Codfivh. ile by octll . H
OB SALE AT A BAB(AIJ A
lb. use ami Lot in N. E. Enlargement of the city
of Evansville. Eiuiuire at the R. E. ft I. Office, Xo. 1, North Third street, Evansville. octl C. C. COLLIN?.
10O BOXES AJ'U
, half pounds, os. Twists, fte..
mcrlnmi to very hn Virgimo. - - Cigars A large nnd full assortment of favor:te brands. For sale low bv sepllS GILBERT A BOWLES. fmjÖTHEH jyrEWEEEII STORE. dJL i be subscril er has opened a new feed store, in ih shankliii building, at the corner of Wafer and Liwust strets, where lie will keep a-full supply of all kinds of the best feed, which he will sell at the very lowest market prices. Helms on hand corn, hav, onts, meal, bran aud shijistufT, fte, fte. sept22 J C. I1E8OCCHET.
JTvcoived and f..r COOK ft SoN.
90TICE OE I.VSOLf'EJS'C-aT
the Septemberterm of IheConrtof Common
1'lens of Vanderburgh Comity, the estate of And. 5f. Gerard, deceased, was declared probably insol
ent. Creditors are therefore notified that the same
will lie settled according
Re-'tlPl
SCSAN HAWKINS,
Administratrix.
10,000,
VmBAl'EU
JL A splendid selection
a knarv
roasequeire of such conduct ii tbt r.telia- burden iipoi the !. . .it- :, I
... i "rj vv-j,,,, i - 4 r shou!d bt' bltTo'tfri year.
OLA SSE S AJ' BE
mnde from Alaplc Sugar, which can be had
cheap at the store f 4 VICKERY BROTHERS, , nov4 ' J " -'" " No. fi .Main street. . "yjT V SEM EEP i.V JS'EVESSlZ MM T1E15 ..' . . - ! 2i"s lbs cbolue Cream Tartar;. . . . lbs Sup. Curb. S. di ; . . . - f- Son lbs Washing; or 8i I Soda ; ' .' . . . 10 Boxes pore Corn Starch, Ac , fte, fiir sale che? by VICKF.RV BROTHER?. ot Nc, k2 Main street.
JT UM P R ." 'S ! P UMP A I.'S ! .'3 000
JL No. 1 I'limpKins for sale by the load, hundred, or s:ngle one, b.vi (novl) . 7.. 11. llioli ft SON S t WW-V'TEII. SMALL Il tiEL I ww L1XG House and Lot, or vacant Lot in t Iiis city, for aa improved Farm of 114 acres, within 5. hours' ride of Cincinnati ; or li'Oacn-s ot Land iu Wi-cousin.- For further particulars enquire at tho Savings' Bauk novl-4iu
WISSOLUTJOV, THE El KM OE JLW Giliikrt ft Bowles was dissolved on the2 .th instant, hy mutual consent. The business will be continued by our successors, Samuel E. Gilbert andWilliam R. Baker,' under the ttnn of S. E. Gilliert ft Co., who arc ukue authorized to nettle the business t f the latt firm. SAMCEL E. GILMEitr. , j HENRY BOWLES, E'Tiu-Tiilc, Oct. 00, 15Ö5. !
M A. (K.1.VE, EOBWARMEVU tt. AND Commission Merchant, No. 2 &OITH Water Street, Ev ansville. oi-t21-ly 4P.f OMEMO RE Ö FTMÖ S 7T ElTtE SAppics. Also, 15 Yonng Turkies. ' . Fn-sli Cian Meal.. Y oung Chickens. Young Hyson Tea. Sweet Potatoes. Just received at oct 20 -. A. I. KEY NO LPS ft Co's.
BOOKS A.VII BIBLES.
iu Antique, Morocco,
and Velvet Bindings ; also in fancy wood. Just received by . . POBELL ft CONYNGl'ON. - u.'TruJ'!Tb ew ajvb bu i7.'7 kY-UCY!BCY! The undersigned resiie, tfuiiy uuiiouuees to the clti.ens of Evansville that he has opened a teed store on the corner of Water and Locust stircts. where l e keeps constantly on hand a supply of all kinds of Feed which he will sell at the very lowest cash prices and deliver' to any part of the citv free of charge. Please give him a call. oct20 " J. 0. Bl tiOl CUET. litifT Prompt attention given towll orders. ' i
SHLYVLEt ! ! 100
piar Shingles, Just received and for sale by'
oc.t20 . . . JOHN F. GLOVER.
EOR
JTBEAn THIS ALL WHO ARE AE--fiS- - FLU TED. . - I DR. C, HAVES' FAMILY MEDICINES. j Wedo not desire to interfere with the professional I ethicsof our medical schools, nor do we Kssess any skill in pharmaceutics, but Dr. Graves has ojieued to our iiisction a mass of letters from his ugents and most respe-table druggists in all parts of the country, which commend his family, medicines in the highest terms. They meet wfth a very extended sale, which of itself is an excellent recommendation.. We always leel reluctant to make any eudorsement of medicines, but there are so many localities where no regular practitioners ore within reach.
j nnd so many diseases which require prompt rentei dies, that a supply of the prescriptions prcparen. by : Dr. Graves, comiuHded s thev are for efficiency.
would prove almost invaluable. In all case of sickness, our first advice is to call the aid of a p!ivsiciau, but, if .that, is impracticable, it secuis Join that Dr. Graves offers remedial ugents in ague, cholera morbus, fte, whioh may lie safely used, s he gives assurance that rio deleterious compounds are. used iu their prejiaration. LouUilte Journal. -
LBS.
Lard.
bush. Irish Potatoes.
2.1 " Sweet 25 '- Choice Onions. -10,000 lbs. Quigley's Hams. ' 3,mmi " Bacon Sides. 1,000 " Shoulder.. im ' Bacon Pork. Hi isins, Currants and Citron.
la.tHK) feet Patent Safety Fuse.
PRIME LEAE
E ft' I'
Received
mer
! by r-n1H1 7.. H. COOK ft Sft!C..
GsIII-YtlLES
K.'o
jfIOIIEl'S' MW.N'ocmls;r, at
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Dr. Graves' auti-Fever and Aipie, anti-Bilious, Purifying, and Cathartic Pills are iualuable to those atllicted with any .f these complaints. His American -Liniment-n gaining a high repntatie for healing aH kinds of ailments, both (f man and licust: ad iiarents ehou'.d reniemlier that bis"G.ldeii Vermifuge," is a certain remedy for expelling worms from tbujiystein, . , For sale by Wholi.sr.le Druggists generally. ' IIalloi k ft 1ST-in oak i. Keller ft WhTlb, H'm. Bi Kit now i: it, and Lkecu ft Ca us Lett, Agents at Evansville, Indiana. ' i . , . , . urr2-3md ; " aJrST BECE1 1 ''Ell. WE STERJV'
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gt ujsti...V)' Ci r p t.AJ'IJW A.VitVFlooring Mill, Sash, Door aud Blind Manufactory ; Window and Poor Frames ; Base Casings and Mouldings of all kinds made to order; Pressed FIH-ing and Weather-hoarding en hand. - ',-.;, The undersigned wonld inform the public In gen' era I, that they have fitted the above establishment w ith new machinery, und are now in operation aadl ready to execute all manner of work in their täte on.; short notice, and iu as good style as any similar es- -tablishnient in this part of the country, and on., reasonable term.. Orders from 'abroad solicited, which will lie promptly flUed" mid carefully put np and shipped. Orders from Imilders, carpenters, and Isnils-r merchants, promptly attended to. Our establishment is'oti the Canal Basin and City Wharf, convenient to the river aud Bailnud Depot, and the business ports of the city. . DYSON A WADE.4 " Hett2o-2md Enuuiref Hud Volksbote copy.. JfJr UIJTS.'ZrBALESASSOM TEJU. JL latest style. DELAINES, t .1 Cases assorted Manchester, Hamilton aqFAcK' flc, rich handsome (atterus. . ... 2iiO Unten Brown Sheetings and ShirUsgC. FLANNELS, ....: 20 Bale Bed, M'liit' and Yellow. . LINING.S, 5 Cases assorted large and small (laitL. CANTON FI.ANXE.LS,. ' 5 Cases Brown and Bleached. 1 " funcv, for linings. CHECKS ANP StlJJ?Sk, 8 Cases and Bales assorted. ' . . , . BOOTS AND. SHOES, " 800 CaxM attkortMl..' .".! -. -r"-; - ' - HATS AND-C.VP8. " ' Ml Cases. Just received aud for sale at redoee price?, by -pt1 WEENE ft PRESTOS.
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