Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 76, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 5 November 1858 — Page 3

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r RID AT MORNING NOVEMBER Sc First and Fourth Pases for Uttarastlmg Heading Matter. Local &nd Miscellaneous. City railroads are about boiug introduced into New Orleans. SSDu A- Krsat religious revival is new going forward in Sweden. Si. There is a large fleet of boats in port for all points at Louisville, waiting for the rlae. tSThe Supreme Court of Tennessee has just decided that the use, in public, of a single oatU id an indictable offence. An Albany (N. Y.) printer, John Patterson, is said to be the best mathematician in the country. CrSJ, The Memphis papers publish a card from the passengers of the Ben Franklin, who state that the fire on this boat-was the work of an incendiary. ttgi, The Cincinnati Gazette says the mount of wine manufactured in that vicinity this year is small, and the quality inferior. Te Wabash River. The Vincennes Sun of Wednesday, says the Wabash had risen tr.t n.o. cf.u rx r.ntrll. i 1 Ol It will be in a good boating stage in a few days. aJf The Wabash and Western Railroad Company has commenced the construction of a freight .warehouse at Toledo, 80 by 100 feet. The failure of Dauiel E. Somes, a member of Congress elect from the First District of Maine, is announced. His liabilities are reported to be $100,000. Edward Everett repeated his oration on Washington at East Bridgewater, Mass.; last week. He alluded to the fact tlmt more than forty years ago he taught school in the the place. 8STM. R. Anthes, Esq., will deliver a Lecture ou Commercial Law, to the students of Bebm's Commercial College, this ( Friday) evening. Subject : " Introductory reniarka on Commercial Laws in general." Jte$T Butter is now retailing in this mnrrkct at twenty-five cents per pound, eggs at fifteen cents per dozen, chickens at twodol- ! lara per dozen, potatoes one dollar per bushel, s wet, potatoes at one dollar, and apples ne dsUiar. C2y We "re informed by one of our policemen, that there is no doubt of there being ''several expert professional thieves and burj,4T3 at present in the city. They are closely watched in their movements, yet it behooves our citizens to be on their guard. ScT" We leara that Sheriff Gavin is upou the track of the ruflhins who committed the murderous assault upon the family of Mr. Price, nt Vincenncs, on Wednesday night lust. The servant woman, Catharine llalpin,' who was so badly wounded by the villinn, is fast sinking, and no hopes are entertained of her recovery. - KThe Southwestern Fair at Vinccnnes was succe.-sf'ul as a financial enterprise. The managers have settled up all the business connected with the exhibition, aud after paying the expenses of fitting up the ground, the purchase of the premiums, and other costs attending the Fair, find the Association will have a small surplus left. Tho Association only rented the ground which they occupied, for one year. The success of the Fair will induce them to make an effort to purchase it, as they have .the refusal of it at a moderate price. Oca Library Association. We would e vll the attention of strangers visiting our city, to our public library. The library rxms are pleasantly and centrally located, in Foster's block, on the corner of Main and First streets, and they will find them a pleasant place to spend a leisure hour. , The library is well selected, the reading room filled with the lending newspapers of the U lion, and the librarian, Mr. Crifp, or his ?sistant, alwlays present to give them acordiai welcome. Our business men should see that their fiiends arc introduced. The rooms are free to strangers. A FIial Afekay. Two workmen who h:d for fo nctime been employed in Grover, Griswold k Cs.'s machine shop, at Terre Haute, and who were accounted industrious, steady and good men, moved from thftt city ovr to Edgar countj-, Illinois, where they .had a mill as partners. In dividing a beef ;they had bought a few days before, they got into an altercation while alone; oue named tWatson (at whose house the fatal affair .occurred), struak. the other, whose name was Croutbcr, on the head with a hammer, and at the same time ripped ojien his abdomen with a butcher's knife, killing him alfjoost instantly. .The perpetrator of the deed was arrested and committed. Tbey bad both been esteemed good citizens, and both bud families. The event had caused a deep sen.sensation in the neigh lr hood. "BÖT" VTe invite the attention of the sick and afflicted, to the advertisements in our columns of Dr. Easterly's Iodine aud Sarsoparilla, and Gridley's Salt Rheum and Tetter Ointment, Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam, Dr. Baker's Specific,. Dr. Hoopers - Female -Cordial, and Dr. Easterley,s Fever and Ague -Killer, r These medicines are prepared by a thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, to that all can rely upon them as being safe and effectual iu curing the diseases for which they are recenmended . They are standard remedies, auu can be found in-nearly every Drug and ApothcjctLTj store in Üje. United States.

Special Notices,

City Ordar-e taten fur flour and Bran, at 10 1 cents, at Southern Mill". . orC25 IGLEHART R BOTHERS. j - - OQ T-i 2 : Iksliaru Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana. Office on Water street, between Stain and Locust, Coal, in Quantities of nut less than 20 bushels, rtoI lirered to any pai t of the city, at 10 cent per bush. ' at tlie pit, cet.fs. JOHN WTMONP, o,-r.i Secretary and Manager. J-trtr and Jg-ue. This trying ana provokin disc due. which fixes its relentless grasp on the body of man, Tedueiutrhim to a more shallow in a short space of lime, end rendering him physical!." an J meatally useless, can be djfuated and driven from the body by the use of l)r. Hostetter's Kenewned Bitten. The great success It bai met with, and tho beneficent results following its tue, Lave established it as a permanent institution. We would advise our reader to procure this valuable specific, and If an absent friend In afflicted with the Fever and Ague, or any other nervous disease, to luvten and procure this much favored and greatly desired article. A trial Is all that la needed to prove in many excellent qualities. For sale by DruggUts and dealers generally, everywhere. if-V think it is hardly known even to the motg intelligent of our readers, how deep some of the sciences ore looking down into the mysteries of rreaiios. We knew there wero wonderful discoveries in these times, and wonderful usvs made of tbcro, but did not know the Chemists were imitating in their crucibles and even surpassing the most wordc rful productions of organic life. During our visit to Lowell we were introduced by one of their promin ent citizons to tho laboratory of Dr. A TEH. tin Tentor of Cherry Pectoral and Cathartic PiibO, where wo were shown with generom frankness, his j processes and his products. This master genius of j his art U manufacturing the subtle essences of fit w- j era from tar and other vegetable substances. Ilia essence Piuc Apples, Strawberry, ChcckurbcrrJ ; Oulnce. I'cHr, Canella, Clunsinn, 4c, not onl j i . a .1 ' enuai am incv exceeu in uunii ui mum, stables themselves. His oil of Wintcr--ooa purer and of better davor than any that can be gathered from the plant and yet is made by chemical composition from the Hydro-carbons in tar ! His process Is, to'una'yzo tho substance and find the exact ultimate atoms of which it is made, then reconipose them in the same proportions which xist In nature. ChriHia AJcoaiU. Jr. iJutltrly'l loiitm and Sarmuparit.tt . Will cure ull diseases arising from an inipur stare of tho Blood', or a depraved condition of the fluids of the system, viz: Cancers, Swelling of the Glands, Rheumatism, White Swellings, Chronic Sore Eyes, riles. Boils, Erysipelas, Goitre, Bains in the Bones and Joints, I'lcers in the Mouth and Throat, and all Chronic Constitutional Diseases. This medicine searrlua o:t the very roots of the disease by purifying the blood, and changing the secretions in the system, thus removing tho cause, which renders the cure certain and permanent. Dr. E:isterly's Iodine aud Sarsaparilla will cure the worst mercurial diseass and drive out and destioy every particle ol mercury which U iu the system, and cure its bud effects. It will cure Secondary Syphilis or Vennreal Piseases, and will drive th' Syphilitic Virus and 11 hereditary taints and poisonous niattcr out of tin system through the pores o! the skin, and restore the Batieut to a perfect state of health and rnrity. It is a positiv cure for liver complaint and dyspepsia, if used a proper length of time. I challenge the world to procure its equal in these coniplttiuts. The afflicted will bear in mind that Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla will reU)l Nervous Diseases, Female Complaints, Droiy, Gravel, Diseases of the K idneys. Bladder and Urinary Organs in a few days. It will remove Timples and Blotches from the Face, and make the skin clear, white and beautiful as nlahaster. It does this by purifying tho Med. and by its prompt action on tho Lirer, Kidneve, and Secretory Orgnns, producing vigorous health. Persons whs have long been alHieted with Scrofula, Old ßores, Tetter, Kingworni, Scald Head, Blotches, Eruptions of the Skin and all Cutauem.s : Diseases, are advised to procure Gridiey's Salt : ! Rncnm and Tetter Ointment to apply on the Sores, ! or diseased parts, when using Dr. Easterly's Idiu; ' and Sarsaparilla. 1 he Iodine aud Sarsapnrilla pnj rifles the Blood, aud cumkcs the sores to discharge ' their putrid matter, and the ointnieut heals theui. ! When ltb are use-d (which I always recommend) a j permanent and radical cure is always effected. I They are tho best aud most powerful curatives known to man. A fair trial is all I ask I do nut , fear the result. 1 Trice of the Iodine and Sarsapnrilla SI per boltie, or 6 bottles for $.". Gridlvy's Salt Rheum Oint- ! ment 75 cents per bottle. Both are prepared by IT. I i-astorly, rorner of Third and Chesnut streets, St. , Louis, Missouri, solo proprietor, to whom all orders I must be addressed. ! . i,Sold by llallock A Stoddard. W. Bierbuwer, ; Liis h A Calslett, Keller A White, Druggists, in Evausville, and by Druggists generally. ; my:il-l.vins. j Mr. flooptr't fttnmta turdiat will curt j all Female Complaints, such as Excessive, Suppreas- ' ed, or Painful Menstruation, Fluor Albus or Whites Barrenness, Sallow Complexion, Headache, Di.zii ness, AVeak Nerves, Frightful Dre;une, aud all disI vases caused by Ci Ids, Checked Perspiration, Exj cesses, Over-Excitement, etc., of the Sexual Or- ' gans. Dr. Hooper's Femalo Cordhd is universally acknowledged by the ladies tho best remedy ever invented. iSSTrice $1 per bottle, or six bolt'es ; for$.". j 1B. Easteblt, corner of Third and Chesnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., Solo Proprietor, aud to whom all orders must be addressed. Sold by HalhM-k ft Stoddard, W. Eierbower, Lieeh and Calslett, Keller & White, in Evansville, aud by driiggists generally. myil-l vins Jfr. LJnittrty'i J-'ettr and .Ig-ut JtiSIrr ' will cure Ague ind Fever, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, and al ; the various forms of Fevers iue-ideut to Bilious Climates. If there is a man, woman or child sortering with Agne and Fever, they are advised to pro- ; cure Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer. It is a j positive cure speedy and jiermaimnt. Try it. j Price SI jer bottle, or six bottles for ?ö. Dr. Easterly, corner of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Sole Proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed to get the genuine. Sold by llallock Jt Stoddard, W. Bicrliower, Lieeh Jt Cals lett, Kellor A White, A-ents Cr Evansville, and by DriRiists genrnl!v. m3i-lvms Jir. Carttr't (es; Jtalatttn, utll cure Coughs, Colde, Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, Spitting f Blood, Paiu in the Side and Breast, Pleurisy, Whooping Cough, Croup, Liver Complaint, Palpitation of the Heart, and all diseases of the Throat and Chest aud Lungs. No one should neglect a Cough or Cold a single day. Millions die annually by neglecting a Common Cold Coughs aud Colds lead to Consumption, aud then to early d.-ath. Reader, have you a Cough, Cold or any disease of the lungs? Procure at once that celebrated remi-dy, Da. Carter's Cocgh Balkan, which never fails to relieve a Cough in twenty-four hours, u always cures the worst cases of Colds, Coughs ad all diseases oi the Throat aud Lnngs iu a few : ' Price Trial ' bottles, 2 cents. Large bottles 81 Per bottle, or ü bottles for ?5. Da. Eatsi.v, corner Third and Chestnut, St. lamia, Mo., sole proprietor, to whom all orders mnrt be addressed to get the geuuiue. Sold by llallock A Stoddard, W. Biurbuwtr, Lieeh & Calslett, Keller and White, aud by druggists generally. mySI-ly . -- ttr. MAr's tiptctne tctll cars tfomorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Semiual Weakness, Chordee, Piseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, and all diseases of the genital organs. Reader, have you a private disease? Do not neglect 1,1. Delay is dangerous. Dr. Baker's Specific is a safe, speedy, and radical cufe. With Dr. Baker's Specific yvu can cure yourself, and prevent exposure, as plain directions for nse accompany the medicine. Price $1 50 per bottle. " nj',B- Easteklv, corner Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., sole preiprietor, to whom all orders most be addressed to get the genuine. Si'UI by llallock & Stoddard, Leicb A Calslett, Keller it . White, in Evansville, and by druggists generally

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,Ttrrs. 30 barrels JL.no v, W Brazil Nuts, Fillberts and Eng'iih Walnuts. For Sale bv GILBEItT ft BOWIES, BUTt'iJ " Sycamore stiver, near Water. ,. 400 MEHS, JILL SIZES. V Cotton Batting 12 bale -No. 1 and i. Herring 100 Boxes in Hue order. CarpetChaiu 6o Hull. For sale by septl GIIIiRRT .t BOWLE. Itltf ooons STORE-. WM. M. DUNCAN, No. 5 Water street, next door to Robert Barnes, ha. now on sale the largest, rufit varied and select stock of Fall & Winter Dry Goods At niiee competing with any market in tho oountry, viz :-i Prints of all popular brands; Black and Fancy Silk Dress Goisis ; French Moriuos, Cashmeres and Delaine ; Irish Poplins. Valencia und Alpacas; Ctuwimrres, Satinets, and Vestings; Tweeds, Jeans, Liuseys ami Flannels; Brnwu and Bleached Muslins, Ticking-, Ac. ; Bid, Crib and Saddle Blankets; Bruche, Wool and 3fantlo Shawls ; White Goods, Laces, act! Kmliroideries ; Irish Linen, Table Draperies and Napkins ; Hosiery. GI've-, Shirts and Draw. rs; Hnüdkerchicfs, Cravats, Ties and iScarlit. A Ihv, a larjre stek of Bwrs, jns, nxTtJ and r.vid, Compriintr all tliat ü rich In material, new in styie and design, supplying a dIii-ieucy heretofore ctimpliiinctd of in thiri market. septLVriin IL S ..VJ I'AIJS'TS - 850 KEGS ite Lead. 5 Casks Vormi'.llon End. . 10 Ubls. Linsen! (Iii. V) " Spirits Turpentine. In stnre and fir mle by septlT PIUCSTUN BROS. IL' Ii io tkittee. 5 Hhds. Su:rr. 60t Bids Crushed, Pondered, and Granulated äuars. In store aud for sale bv üptlß i'UESTON BROS. nrio j,0fEß8 or aoou tuvtr. M- I beg leave to announce to the public, that I have a large and well selected stock of fruit trees, that arc ot a tine size for re-setting this season. My nursery is one mile East of the city, en the Newhurg road. liesiduuee in KUiott's enlargement, '.'m. . PHILLIP HOFFMAN. 1C0 Boxes Figs. 5 Casks Zun ten CarranU. 1 Cttk Brunei. V) Churns Kultana KainiiiS. 4 Cases ntrun. fiO H:tg i-nento. J'' .Matts Cassia. S.V kegs Hi Cnrb. Soda. 40 Boxes W. K. Cheoeo. 40 Virginia Tobacco. S4j Half ('host Tea. Just received and for fa'eby sep;17j BBESTON 11111)3. -g vstre em t 'jbHTj t THEJYtiT M IIA Ii ruf A KE sTUl! E.one door Iwlow the Bank. 12 extra Csst Htwl Mill Saws, ea. T, IK, S feot. 1- Boh land's " " " " 7,7'-:, 8 ' 11 " Cress Cut " " " " " 12 English ' " " " ' ' 'ib do7. Ss'ur i Jackson's Hand, Patiuel and Rip Saws. 25 doz. Cast Steel Wood Saws. 4 " " Circular Saws, from 8 to 20 in. septlo CEOliGE 8. SONSTAii. lli Setts fine Ivory Tabic Knivcfc aud Forks. 10 ' ' " " only. 12 pair " " Carvers, code.. Wiwteiihulm'tf l'i:Uet Knives. Joseph Jtogers' Sciss4rs. septl", GKiiIidE S. SfiNXTAfi. ISSV.S 150 It It LS. 'rÄTATKlN, n lastes tu store and t or sale by s-pl . t i'RESTON BROS. 1 V Lol LSVII.LK. K V. The snbscrila-r has established a new Wmiden and Willow Ware Styre, fur the sale cf Buckets. Tubs, Cliurns. Brooms, Barkels, Matelics, WiKiden Itowls, Cotton Batting, Wrapping l'aier,C lot lies I'ins, Wasli I'oards, Jtc, at Wholesale only, to wliMi he invires the attention of cemntry merchants. His stork is all fresh, in the lest order and appearance, and much superior to similar articles fitund in other ktores where various kinds of giaids an1 kept, cni! no particular attention is )aid to this branch of l-'wness. My arratigements with manufacturers unj such, that I can supply everything in my line us h-w as thev can be purchased in Cincinnati. J HN B. KUSSEL L. stM..li-:im 372 Main strei-t. b.tw-rn 7th rot ath. d"Z. t.rain Niioveis, ass ss,rleel sizes. 20 II. Uujdle Shovels. 10 if fc- T.euig " CM St.-el Spad'. . ,1 Manure Forks. pti. CE'jRGK S SGNJTA;. PIl'SlS. 23 l-'gs i'nui nt j. -Mat's Cloves. Caser, Prime Nutui'g. ;t aS.'S Indigo. Just ie,:eiv,Ml h scitl! WHEEl.KK ft RIOGS. tiilti: J'S.YVv' Klil.ViLU. 'i hose aho intend to cover their new house witn a gouel arttch, of Pine shingles, had better call upon the Suliscribcr sen,n, as he has but " a few more li ft." JOHN F. GLOVER, .nnrll . Corner Main und Seventh stria's. j JcljUst reeeivwl and for sale verv cheap. I VAUIIEK Ä MA'ntliNMER, I set til :!0 Ma:n street. JFTkfii'K!it K HR.I.-ril R. .Vi ; FACTUREKS OF ! Lard Oil, Soap and Candles, i Also, nn cxtr article f i ENGINE, CAR AND TALLOW OIL . for Machiiivrv, nti a - Superior Ueßned Burning Oil, TOB H CAP LIOHTS, AÜAI'TtTO STC VM1LOATS, HOTELS, ANO ALI. OTMKR BCKMNO nRISSKS, .V. 40, .Vorth 814 Main ttrttt, il.TWki.. FIRST A.NO SKCOSn, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. PHILIP DECKES ruiLir hBAMCK. These Machine and .Buming Oils are warranted to stand all climates and seasons. The attention of master mechanics of Railroad. Steainloats, jlf ills and 31achine Shops, is particularly catlest to the above card. au-r27-lyd Si JILES! &ULJiSi!THM t'iaciuliali Seal, iuauut:u:tured by & Co., of variutis siisi and sorts. o C le traletl Wui. lluddart such aa Hay, Stork ill lit itallroau 34 -time, IWev. eter and Platform Scales, cheap as auy se-ale of same quality, iu the country. sepW- A. It. REYNOLDS t Co. 'WtiKWcii'oM-' TUB PHft'AV.V iW Jl L'ltANi'K 'l PAN Y. II Alt TFil!I) 0NS. S. L,. LOOMIS, I II. KELLOGG, lresldent. j Secretary. WESTEHS JUHASCU OFFICE, CIXCISSATI, M. MAUILL, Oenl Asent . II. II. MAGILL - - II. DI. MAGILL, Fl'S.lAL AUNTS ANO ABJVSTKKS. STATEMEN T0 F ASSETS, Janvary 1st, IS18. Examineel and approved bv the Auditors of OHIO, INDIANA. ILLINOIS. IOWA. TENNESSEE, Ac, tu compliance wiih the laws of these States. ianh Capital, - - OO.OOO.OO. fah J-t, - - - - 341,7 19.50. Cash on hand and iu Batik...... ....S47,5I7.G3 " in hands of and due from Agents il,-H2.A ! Amouur loaned on Jlortgagt-s el Real Es- i täte 17,700.00 ; Amount Loaned on Pledge of Bank Stocks, 19.000.e0 Bills Receivable, for loans on approved collateral and personal security..... 53,773.47 j - MARKET VAI.I E. I Bank Stocks of New York City Banks 100,300.25 i '- " of Hartford and other N. E. ! Banks ...... 58,S1S.00 j Ac'-uuiuiated iuterest On Invstmeuts.. 2,127.00 ; Total Assets.., ..?341,71s.09 LIABILITIES : ' Due or not due to Banks or other Creditors none. ' ljowes, adjusted aud dm none. " " not due JIo.üH i " " not adjusted and waiting j proofs...." 23,800 ! All other claims estimated at 500 . Total of all liabUities.. ...$34,914 STATE OF CONNECTICUT, HABTrORD, COVN. Hartfonl Couiitv. I " Jannarv 15. 1S5S. Personally appeared H. Kelliwu, Se'ietary id the I'llienix Lisucauee Company, and made oath that t!ie foregoing statement by him subscribeil, is true and correct in his liest knowledge and belief. Be creme. - C. J. IIOADLEY, Justice of the Peace. It is with much pleasure to ourselves and patrous, that we present the alnivc stateaient oi our finances, to the careful jierusal of the pulilic. It exhibits at a ,;lauce the prime ami solvent condition the Comp.uiy is in ; ami parties who desire Indemnity in a strictly first -chus CuiuiKiny, will promote their own interests by patrouiziug the PHCENIX INSURANCE CO., Which may be done by spptinli. n to any of tho duly commissioned Agents of the Company, in the primiipa! Cities and Towns of the Union. Losses Fairly AiU'isted and Promptlv l'afd. septl ALLEN C. HAI. LOCK, Agent. Vjfi8 SUtfELL'S JXtV JBOOK, W Ml tUM L LA. Just ruceived at IMIBKI.I. A CilNTNGTON. M itfi--i-..-3l itOXES HE8T B. WVaml Lnfftish IHtrr.

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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

SI THE c. a w. LLNr. . Arrival of the America. Halifax, Nov. ii. The steamship America has arrived. . " , Liverpool, Oct. 23 p. it. Cotton has declined J. The advices from Manchester continue unfavorable, tiiere being a still further decline reported on manufactured goods. Hreadstcffs.. - Messrs. -Richardson, Spence & Cos circular report the flour market firm for choice brands, but very dull for other brands ; southern 22s f : western 21s , Ohio 22s22s Cd. Wheat firm for the best, but dull for iuferior qualities; red is quoted, at 5s 2d ; white Ci6a 3d ; southern 7s7s 3d. Corn closed very dull aud quotations j are nominal ; yellow 31s(33s ; white 33s 3 in ' - .. : - , j Provisions are generally dull. Beef clo j ing heavy, and the quotations are 'barely j maintained. Pork quiot, Baeon hcavy I with easier but quotably unchanged prices. Lard heavy at 55s. bugar firm and all qualities have slightly advanced. Coffee quiet. Rice dull. Rosin steady. Losdox Madksts. BreadsufTs quiet but steady. Flour quoted at 20s24s. The bullion in the Bank of England has declined 220,000. Money is abundant and prices easy. - The aignah received at Valentia from New found laud, over the cable, are very distiuct, by means of Daniel's battery, in use at the latter place. Orders were given at once for the use of Daniel's battery at Valentia The London Times continues its attacks on Commissioner Read, characterizing him as a cat's-paw for Russia. The Bank of England still refrains from a reduction in the rate, notwithstanding the money market is so easy that loans on government securities can bo obtained at 1 per tent. The London Timet thinks that 38,000 to 40,000 Sepoys have been killed or executed, and adding casualties by sickness, wounds and want, not more than 20 per cent of the original Belgal rebels are in existence, not including the dlarmed regiments. Losdox, Saturday. ... The funds yesterday continued fiat and declined . The discount market " is very ea?y. The Paris journals reiterate the report of insurrections iu Scrvia and intimate that Austria is disposed to intervene for the interests of Europe. , The Greek Christians in Bosnia have been committing terrible outrages on the Mussclmeu population. It is believed they have the support of France and Russia, in the dismemberment of the Turkish Empire and the formation of a Creek Constniitinopolitau State. The Morning Putt understands that the channel fleet will be ordcredto Lisbon. A French vessel had arrived in the Tagetwith a French attachee, but no definite arrangement had been made. The ChamlM-rs were opened on the 20th by Prince of Prussia, Regent. The next day a message requesting the Chambers to acknowledge the Regency was sent in. The Russinn Possessions on the 'A moor river were being rapidly developed. Engineers had proposed a railway from the Gulf of Castries, to acontin-jent bend of Ue A moor. The reported massacre of the Consuls at Lcttcran is untrnc. TcaKEY. A formidable insurrection has brokeu nt iu Passe Vina. .Many Mnusselmeu were killed. Troops have been ordered tuere. Bombay. Letcrs to the 24th of Sept. have been reccNcd. Operations ar being carried on without Magging, against .scattered rebels. The strength of Trro rebels in Oude, and adjacent districts, is 70,000, and 3G guns. It is said that nine columns will be organi ized at Lucknow to traverse the countrv. Chicago, N'ov. 4 p sr Washburn, Rep., for Congress, has 8,fi00 majority. Farnsworth, Rep, 2d District has 8,100 majority. In the 3d district Lovejoy has 5,000 majority. . In the 4th district Kelling, Rep., has 2,000 mnjority. Iu the 5th district Morris, Dem., has 2,000 majority. In the 7th district, Robinson, Dem., has 1,500 majority. In the 8th district, Fonke, Dem., has 1,300 majority. - In the üth district, Logan, Dem., has 8,0f0 mnjority. The Republican State ticket is elected by about 5,000. The Administration vote in the State is not over 2,500. Legislature In the House the Democrats have a majority of 5. In the Senate the Democrats have a majority of 3. Ch;caco. Nov. 4 p m

The returns received place the election of : unchanged ; sales of 550 barrels at 4 75. the Republican Congressmen in the First, j Wceat quiet itn holders gout-rally insisting Second, Third and Fourth Districts, and the ! on fun prices. No transat tions of itnpoDemocratic Congressmen in the Fifth, j tf,nce; there has been some smallsules at Gö Siith, Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Districts J fr damaged Chicago spring; OlfOo for fair beyond a doubt. new Milwaukie club; 1 321 38 for fair to The Republican majorities on the Stale i eno white Canadian. Hye is dnll ; 3,000 ticket in the northern counties are some- i bushels sold at 70. Barlev firm: mlcs of

what reduced from the vote of 185G. Detroit, Nov. 4. p. x. The First and Second Districts in this State are in doubt. Howard is probably defeated. Wc can get nothing definite until morning. Milwaüiie, Nov. 4 pm The First District is complete, Totter, Rep., has 3,232 majority. Adrian. Mich., Nov. 4 p u . The trotting match between Flora Temple bu J . Reindeer, was won by the former, winning three straight heats. Time, 2.30, 2.28, 2,28. Chicago, Nov. 4 p. The gross earnings of the Galena for October is 5139,000. M. Road Clevelasr, Nor. 4 p. Jf. The official average Republican majority in Ohio, is 20,966. SrRISCTlKLD, HI., Nov. 4 P. K. The Republicans here ceucede the election of Douglas by a majority of 5 in each .house. " - 1 - 5 - ' New Vork, Nov.4 p. m. The steamer Cahawba, from Havana, has arrived at this port. The Cahawba's dates are to the 1st ins'. .. The news is unimportant. . , - r The health of the city continues good.-' Washington, Not 4 p. m. Barrett, convicted of the murder of Reeve Lewis, and who was ret pi ted for two weeks', was to be hanged to-morrow, but the Pre-i-dent, to day, commuted bis sentence to - life in the penitentiary! ' ' :" Z.'

; :: New York, Nov. 3 p. M.'. j Republican State ticket elected" by ten to fif.een thousand majority Assembly largely ! Republican. Haskin i3 elected. " So far, " only four Lecomptouites are elected to Con-4 gress. .; !

New Jersey elects the entire Opposition : delegation to Congress, and an Opposition Legislature, thus securing a United States Senator. . . i Cincinnati, Nov. 4 v. m. The money market is without change: me supply oi currency is gooa; notes oi exchange are unaltered" though the supplv is ! bettet of Eastern at J premium. . New Or- ! i -ans very scarce at 1 premium. - j -Flour drooping ; holders selling more free- j ly; 2,500 barrels sold at 4 2d4 30 for superfine.- Grain unchanged; moderate demand. Whisky declined to 17 J, and 400 barrels high proof sold at 17J. Hogs firm and in good demand, at 0 75 for future de

liverr. embraciug all December; thev are of-i fish Mackerel X.-.nawha.(bu.h.) 33 fered smuWlvat this rate.' ino hJr:sw-h&Vl

' ' - ! uacon soiu aicnj,oj, enieny at tue latter rate. lue demand is good, chiefly for the ew Orleans market. Nothing doing in pork or lard. New Orleans BlarJl-et. New Ohle a S3, Nov. 3 p. m Cotton; sales 5,500 bales at 11 j; there are more buyers than seller. Sugar advanced 12 J ; su erfine 5. Corn dull at 70, Clear mess pork 17 75. Cefl'ee firm. Washington, Nov. 4 ji. It will be ' recollected that, several months ago, the government of Grei.t Britain suggested, in general terms, that some mode bo adopted for the verification ofthe nationality of the vessels which could be used by both parties w ithout offence to either ; but the distinct form of the proposition has not b'eeu made, nor is it known what arrangements Her Majesty's government will recommend, j It is not, however, considered tobe necessary for the United States to take the initiative steps in the matter, a.s the law of nations is acknowledged by Great Britain to mean that fur which the United States had always contended ; and this to the latter is satisfactory if the English government adheres to its observance ; but if she should offer any specifi eposal.incon.-onance withthees a'ilished iav of nations on this subject, her proposition will, of course, be entitled to consideration. . The substance of the dispatch of Lord Napier to the State Department is reported to be, in cTect, that the Nicarauguan government will avail itself of the aid of the British fleet to prevent the landing of fi'libusters. Our govt raiment considers itself able to support the ne t ality law 8. Should, therefore, Walker i n J his followers full into the hsnds of the British, and thus be prevented from carrying out their d signs, it would prove an occurrence much to be deprecated, and it would produce a'i unpleasant state of feeling against the British government. Washington, Nov 4-m. Despatches from Chicago to the Washington Stur, clearly indicate that there is a large majority of Douglas men elected to the Legislature, and a large majority of the popular vote over both tl Republican and Administration. The vole for the Administration candidates is about 3,000 out of the 240,000 cast iu the S.ate. Most of the office holders voted the republican ticket. Trestos, X. J. Nov. 4 m. The result iu New Jersey foots up a total loss to the Democrat. . The following Congressmen have betu elected by be-.ivy majorities: First district, J. H. Nixon, rep.; Second district, J. N. L. Stratton, rep.; Third, G. P. Adrian, nuti-Leconipton democrat; Fourth, J. II. Rigg, anti-Lecomptou democrat, vice Uughler, democrat; Fifth, W. Pennington, rep., vice Wortendyke, dem. In the Legislature the parties will stand : Senate opposition 8 ; democrats 13. House - opposition about equally divided between Americans and Republicans. Three hundred democrats, two hundred opposition. New Vohk, Nov. 4 m The steamsliip Illinois, foe Aspinwall, sailed on Saturday, at the usual hour, instead of on Fridav. Halifax, Nov. 4 m. The Cutiard steamship America, arrived at midnight with European advices to the 23d ult. PlTTSISURli, NOV. 4 P M. River 2 feet 8 inches aud rising slowly. Wealhcr cloud v. New Vorlt Market. Nnw Yore, Nov. 4 p. m. Flour market without chvnge ; with sales at 3 25(52 75 for unsound; 4 00(5,4 30 superfine Slate ; 4 4 0(Si 4 65 for extra State; 4"70(i?,4 80 for small parcels choice ditto ; 4 00(: 4 30 for superfine We ;tern ; 1 iOCi.A 80 for commoti to medium extra western ; 5 20(55 40 for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio ; market closing rjuict, with Iiol l ers fenerallv ilisixised to rpalizo : Canadian 7,000 bushels at 70(5,(3 for common to prime State; 87(5,90 for common. Corn unchanged ; sales of 21,000 bushels at G7(?, ' C8 for common to fair; 71 for good to very, choice mixed western: 80(51)0 for round yel'ow. Oats are steady at 46?5,47 for Stute; 49(5,50 for western. Whisky; sales1 150 barrels at 22. Pork firmer; sales of 850 barrels nt 16 85 for mess; 13 75(5.14 00 for prime. Beef unchanged j sales of 900 oarreis at ö ou(.y ou lor country mess ; b W(ii.IUU lor prime; 10 UUfiili DO lor repacked; 13 00(5.13 50 for extra mess.Beef hams heavy ; sales of 100 barrels at 1 4 00(5,1 5 00. Bacon and cut meats quiet. Dressed hogs in request at 6ie5l6j. Lard firm; sales of 367 barrels at 10.10J for new: aad 11 for old : lOi is refused for the latter at the close. Buter is in fair demand at 12(5l2l for Ohio, and . 16(5-21 for State.' Cheeso steady at .6J(5,8J. PUiladelphia Market. PbiLADZLPIIIA, Nov. 4 M. Flour continues dull and prices weak ; vcrr little e.vport demand, and shipping , , . r . i.. , tr. i - . . ... . I. oranus .ne iicrij uucieusia vv, ssaaieiae trade range from 5 00(5,6 00. ' Nothing do ing in rye flour or corn meal. We quote at 4 12.4 2 ) for the former, and 4 00 for the latter ; a sale of Brandy wine meal was in-ido at 4 25. Thtre is a Jiitle more demand for prime wheat ; sales of 500 bushe'.. good and prime red at 1 20(51 24; and western, whitest 1 27. Rye continues "lull ; 75 for new,. and 83 for old. Corn; sales of bush, at 8081 for yellow; new do at 64 67, and new white at 61. Oats are idvanciug; sales of 5,000 bush at 00. ' . . ; ; . PiTTSBrao. Nov. -4 m. "River 2 feet 7 inches bv the metal .mark,

and at a Stand. Weather damp aSld CfOudV. Mr-rvörv 56 - " ' "J --?- : V .,-.? 1. i ljn

Cincinnati Afarfcet. - Cincikxatl Not. 4 ic: - 'Whisky dull, and declined to 17J. Hogg and provisions firm, -: - .Weather c'oudy and damp. River has ftllen 5 inches in the last 24 hours. ,

1 j. . The Markets. Evauiv ille Wholesale Market. BUTTER, S lb I530 PROVISIONS HE YNS, whi'e 00 Jta.wi (h. r'd.) 8.', BEESWAX, lb..'..:.... S2l T3aCon sieles. ft... s i.irs meal, bus. o t'HEKSE, lb -S Shoulders, Ih (3 7 Hams, sug. cured M,...2 t.f..in U. ..Ii, . wi.nTn. lh. li 12ai2s: " canvasscd...l3 prime. ID sj i POTATOES 75 Java, lb -sS j BLASTERS I.ncmvra Q ! Cement, h. ?2 12Vi32 25 CANDLES j Calc. Blaster...... e-i Star 1921 L'd Plaster, 4001b. S3 50 pal J L'tic Lime Summer pressed 13' White Sand, bbi. Ä IXKJS, dozen od'i 9A LT FLOUR, bbl...4 753i5 00! Lake, bbl , 2 75 ' - OOl...... oo Crushed., No. 3, i.bi....fia ou.'- It fs) No. :iti bbl 3j KitsEx Vulv.. " I.onf. SEEDS White Fish. 86 UCM5 5ol " bbl rm . Clover.... Timothv, 4 50V.7.5 00 b. 82 5U(y2 75 FRUITS i Blue Gra?8. bn . ...I w . Dried Apples 1 00- Flax bneh Feache, bus V SOAP FEATHERS, lb -..40' German GRAIN I Paim dm, bush 405W1 Tobacco Wheat, bush ...Mill 00 1 Kentucky, lb... Ryu, bush Ti ' Virginia," lb. Oils, bu. (J3 lh.0(MiSO TALLOW HAY, ton. ...10 OiMil OOi Rendered..'. .l(i23 .3(i40 TO! HIDES, (dry). 1012' Roiurh. ....-e ! urcen pre-ssed, cwt MOLASSES N. t)rloans, gal. Suaar House.... Gulden Syrup... , 5 WOOL .. 00' Tub washed.. I Fulled ... .. CiiO Fhxve ...4i. Ex. Fleece -fa i Unwashed iwifisity .. RETAIL MARKET. COSBKCTEB DATLT BY Z. II. COOS SOS. BUTTER, lb Ifi320 LARD. !b 12V' BEANS, quart 5 MOLASSES CtKN MEAI,; basb 75 New tlrh-ans, gal 55 Uflkr.SE, lb 12 Sugar House, gal KO CulFEK i Gulden Svrup. SO Rio, common 15 PROVISIONS " O round 20 Bacon sides, Jb.....!.t0 Java, lb ..neue. ' Shoulders 0 Lngnvra, ground, .tbi Hams, sug cured, lb 14 EtMiS, dexen 15 ' plain, lb 11 FLOUR, bbl Sö20i cnvassed, Tb...l2 Sari, SKI lbs S2U01 Draal Beef, per lb 15 FISH (POTATOES, bush. ..Si 00 White Fish, S SALT, sack, lb KMJlä Mackerel, No. 1, lue ca. SUGA R No. 2, lb....' NV OrIeans,lbliVal2V Cod, lb 7 Clarified. i l RUITS ! Loaf. 1 Green Apples 1 00l Crushed 15 Dried " bus. ..SI 25 WOOD, cord $200 Jit UM 1VI . TUB V1TMZENSof Fvausville and surrounding country are horcbv rejectful!v infi.rnied that , , JAMES OAKLEY &, SON Hare just received a new Stock of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting in part of Black and Fancy Silks side striped do. ; Cashmeres, Merinos?,lVhiines, De bee Prints, bleached and brown M uslius ; Drills Brio and Bed Blankets ; 8, !, 10, 11, 12 quarter Sheetings, Clothes, Casinieres, Veslings, Silk and Merino Shirts and Drawers ; Cotton Linen Sheetings; Flannels; all coh rs; Breche and Wtol Shawls (now paterns) ; ( heneal Scarf; Carpets (new design) : BRUSSELS AND VELVET RUGS, floor (Ml Clothes ; Stair Rods ; Cornices ; Cnrtai Pins; Damask for Curtains: Table Damask, ; Towels Napkins ; Marseilles and Crib Quills ; Table Covers, ic, tc. Onr stink at present is unusually desirable iu the leading kinds mid mvles of 3D rcss G-oocis! which we otter as low as any house In our citv. No. 6, North First street, foster Block. Evansville, Sept. ll-lm oj,'7j' TIP NTuiJtaTili JL Htntrc nnil Lot on Filth stn-et, at a har.iiu. Enquire nt the H.E.Ji. I. Olflce, No. 1, North Third street, Evansville. m tl C. C. COLLINS Jt ljßtmy v fit n-l tif.. I ti tu.-, liJ.V DECh ER, W heidnght, on Third street, uear the Court House, has Three very superior, rich-toned, and highly finished Pianos, built iu this city by a German builder, who has worked in some of the lst shops of Euid,, which he offers for sale low. He has had these Instruments built to encourage a stranger to establish himself here, and iiitrodu.-e a new and important branch of manufacturing. The Pianos are warranted for tiikke years, and will lie kep it, tune for one year, gratis. If the Intrumeiiis fail in auy particular, the builder will lie here to make his work gftd. He does not hesitate to say the instruments he offers are fully -pial to any that con lie brought here, and if our citiE-ns iil but try thein, their suierinrity will overcome all pivjudiiÄS pgainst honir productions. Those wishing to purchase, and those who desire te' sue what can be done iu our own city, are invited to call aud examine them, m-pt.i C. PEVKEII. -g VTi. jÄ"iFjf7 r kkUl. 500 MM Kegs .nails, all siXjs. IO.Wa) Lights Sash ail sizes. . ' 2i)0 IkMirs, usual sir.w. 4HJ Iloxea Window Glass, assorU d sizes. 2t.iO Kegs White Iead. 5 Bids. Linsei-d Oil. 3 Bbls. Putty in bladilser, ' ' I Also, White Lime, Grey Lime, Plaster Paris, niie cauu, iijnrauiic i.enieni, in any iiamuy 11 sired bv purchasers. For sale at reduced rates by s-ptl." GEORGE FOSTER A Co. (lJIr 8T'LJB ßMXS9 HJTS.JL Comprising all the latest American and French fashions. Our full style Dress Hat is unsurpassed for symerrical proportious, and is equal, if not superior in durability and lieauty, to any ever made. Our Conformator enables us to warrant a perfi-ct and comfortable fit to the warer, no matter how irregular his head may he. Now is the time, gentlemen, to leave your ord r. VAUTIER MARCONNIER, septll 39 Main street. ff.i on sj .:, j JL Thn-e Year Old Mok J-IJWK I.UIJJi '.. II. UOOK SON. 210 i i-oss New York .Matches Z. If. (X)OK A SON. sale bv TJ Tf-1 1'HIwVK n.uin house snot; B TM The Troy Iron and Nail Factorv. at Trov. j . v., nave itenry uiiruen s Improved Horse Sheie 37achine- . ry now in successful oeriition.r and are prepared to execnie or-hl acrs Mr Itorse an1 Jlulc Mioes, of anv weight nnd pattern, at a price but little alwive the pri.-s? of Horse Shoe Iron. The quality of the Iron used in these sluies i warrante-l in every respect. These shoes have lieeu approved of, and are now us:'d by the United Stat'-e Gi vrrnment exclusively, as also by many of the princi;ial Stage and Omnibus Csunpanlee and Horse Shocrs throughout the eountry. Thi-sc Slioes can no pnrchaseil through the principal Hardware and Iron Stores in the United States. Ordens addressed to the subscrilier, at Troy village, will receive prompt attention. WM. F. BURDEN, Agent, aplfi-ly Try, N. Y. .-fmio THE Hi HOC JillS OF OUR : JL SCHOOLS. DOIIKLL A t'ONYNGTON have i a large gt.u k of alll the . Vi --al TJrr-Ir t in thetsjhiH.is. They thank their young friends foT pHt support, and trust to sea them a -am this Mttson. septl 11 rJyTBP tit E SB 0 18TF.Bflr Mill,, at tDe vtnoleeale in.l j Retail Confectionary on First stretsl two doors from the Post OtMre, has again been appednted sole agent for ItTaltby'S Baltimore OySterS, In the City of fcvausville, and he will receive daily suitpiies bv ExDrttss, directly from the Packer in : Baltimore., He is prepared to offer the trade such . iiidnceuiunts fox the ediire season as have never l-n ' operesl in this market hereUiibi-e. A constant daily supply always on hand, so that dealers and families A .-lntoil r.:j7T.' inli otitain . at any tinie during rue season moee choioi; Oysters, in cans and half raus and in the shell, warranted fn-sh and swu't, and very suierior i in navor aau ciiiamv. - renne, rain, niiu "iii- vuk i - bankable-money reieivrd. " A. KURTZ. viuHiriTii. 1 sept.j-r.m ' Pole Agent for E "R90. 1 tOTT' JUrTWW-lOO C w Bales jiLst received, which was Iwiight fji cash, for sole cheap, ut SAM EMBKICH'S, , kept9 . 4 Main street. if" trjssoR - K 'E iTfKV S OI A'vLtiK?, -in t'atent eillapsib 'iur-r. Ar r.Migemeuts have tnii effected w ith M'-esrs. Wins.-i A Newton, for a -cotiftaot and fuil suppiv ot thvir ieiifared Oil Colors-. - For brilliancy, ilurabilfty and entire reliability they are" imrivaied. The 3rs elaes medal was awarded them st the World's Fair' Lomhin.- - CHARLES BABCOUX, ' - sjei-t7V . "- 8 Main strvef : y.v i a o im -Äuuaitt- Fur aale by CEMOO.VS, rest eept23 . . GILRERT BOWLES. - - POEM, U WMi,A.i 4LM,EV

BUTLER, Autiior of Nothing Wear: Two , -sUMS at DOBEtL t ON VNUTOJi'S rft6-: - -. . , .

I COMMISSION MERCHANTS." ! ! O'BiLJBt, K Co.,c-l1 J1& i Jim TABLISKED WHARFBOAT, F.vansvilk I Indiana. Stxrsre, Forwarding, nd Oommisaioj 1 Merchants, general Railroad, -Steamboat, and Ex j pre 98 Agents, Soeciel Agerrta for the I PEWN. CENTRAL RAILROAD, I and connections over which we are authorized i give through receipts at the lowest MHible rate, j Having a mammoth Wharfboat at-4he landing, the largest on the Ohio River, cep.ible of storirg and prutectiag all merchandize liaJde to damag ' from exposure, we are preparod to facilitate the dij- , ! patch of all Consignments, forwarded to cur carer i Lyelther . ... . . "

RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAI Particular attention paid to Receiving, Storinw and Furwarding, also, to the ,- , , ", Sale of any Produce,1 ' C or other property, oonaigued to us for sale, and eatie faction guaranteed. ; .. ..- Othoe and extensive Warehouse on Water streei, adjoining the Toleeraph, and on tha Wharf boat, i where we are to be found, attending to the interests' of our patrons at all hours, day and night. - -With our snporior facilities; longstanding; untiring energy; and knowledge of our business, w feel confident of giving general satisfaction, and hope to merit a continuance of the extcnoivepatronagB we are now enjoying. - - Lilieral cash advances will be made on allcon.Jgn-' menu to either ourselves or correspondents in ar.y -of the principal markets, North, East or South. P. C. P'RILEY A. CC, ! n 8. UOWJRO, unci: I lI Ms FORWARDING AN DCÖMMISSION MERCHAN. Watek Stbekt, Evansville, I:.tiaka. Thankful for tho netrtinaie heretofi)re so liberally extended to me, I be to say to my Green River and Wabash friends tliat I am still on the ground, ready and willing te give thoir consignments el ose attention. . ... I'artlenlar nttentlfm given to the forwarding of. Tobacco. Pork, Lard, Baeon, Casks add general Merchandize. - - mr25-3m 7 VI Tl UK LL it Ca.. a eci ElVIN'O, FORWARDING AND COMMIS SION MERCHANTS, Water street, between Main and Locust, "- EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Particular attention given to the forwarding of. general Merchandise and Produce, by River, Canal, or Railroad. angl4-Cm WHVV V .tlK.HJ.V, RKCELVTJtV9 ING, FORWARDIM; ANDOENERL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Agents for Kanawha Salt Company, Evansville, Indiana. We have formed a co-partnership under the style of Brown A AtKMAX, and öfter our services in the capacity as set forth iu our card above. We are fully prepared to extend ev. ry facility to shippers, eittior by CANAL, RIVEI, or RAILROAD, and assure them that their interests shall be faithfully represented, should thej pleased totavor us with theirpatrenage. Office and Waxehooso on the corner of Main st. and the Canal. , WM. BROWN, W. M. AIRMAN, , Late of Howard Sc Brown. Late of FOSTER, & Co. - - ian22-tf TXfwVL STOMA GH.--1 have a large dooLy ble Warehonso at tho Canal Basin, capable of storing any amount of produce, w hich will be received, stored, taken tare of and held subject to the owners orders on most reasonable terms. - - - . P. G. O'RILET. mh2G-tf ' ClTOiUU UMJTJE1 We are prepared -J to store in our Fire Proof Warehouse, any quantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandize, on the niost liberal terms. list ing large and airy rooms up stairs, particular care will be taken of Household Furniture, Agricultural Implements and all kinds of goods or wares liable to damage from damp or rust. Insurance effected at tho lowest fire proof rates, by the month, or longer when desired. Warehouse located on corner of Locust street and W. and E. Canal, and most convenient for shipping by River or Railroad. Apply to . P GEO. FOSTER A CO. RAILROADS AND EXPRESS. OJH T.WA' Mi I Vf.V'.VVILLK 4 v-T j'1 , - r4 fiwdsviie Railroad, tit &i - A. V ll.l I ' I . . JB3J Ou and after Tuesday, Sept. 14ih, löö. the Lraina on this road will run as follows: The up mail will leave EvansvilTe at 9 A. M.; Vincenaes 12.111, and arrive at Terre Haute at 3 P. M. as heretofore. (Dinner both at Yinceunes and Tt i ro Haute.) The down mail will leave Terre Ifuito at 3.35 V.31.; Vincenni-s 6.33, and arrive at Evansville at 9.10 P. M.. (Supix rat Viuceuues.) ACCO.MMODAUiiM TRAINS DAILT Will have Eviuisville at 1.20 P. M. and arrive at Yiiireiines at 5.45 P. M. Will leave Vincenue ut 0.35 A. 31. and arrive at Evansville at 11.20 A. Jt. Will leave Terre Haute at 6.10 A. 31., and arriva at Vincenuesat 11.35 P. 51. Will have Vinecini.-s at 1.10 P. 31. and arrive at Terre Haute at 5.M A. M. JOHN INGLE, JR., Sup't. sr-pt-15 Enquirer copy. 7f W K A rJ. -TS Ith. SfJ Tl XT." 'IM. FAST FREIGHT LINE. AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPACT PRnPFF"WMI, TO THE WEST AND SOUTH-WEST. VIA ALBANY AND BUFFALO. The Merchants Despatch continues bringing Goods from New York and Boston, at as low rates as any Despatch or Rail Road Express, and in as good or bettvr time, having unefjualcd facilities for safe and speedy transportation. No IHsipatch or Fast Freight Line has any CCI. nertion with ö. j Arrangements were made Vv us early last Spring, j by which we are enabled to ."irward not only the j lighter portion of shippers' frcigi., but we can car- . ry both light aud heavy with the s. me promptness I which has always characterized tht ' Merchants i Iii ppntch " Bringing our freights in our own cars, ! with passenger traius,and havingourown agentsat I imints of transhipment, we have advantages in ! point of sced aud safety, which render it impoe- ( sibl for other corojtanics to coiniietc w ith us. I This Despatch is owned and nianaeed bv the American Express Company, which is a sufficient guarantee that all just claims will be settled without delay, as has been the case forthe past three years, aud to the satisfaction of those by whom they may be presented. JOHN G. WASSON, sopM-fim Agent, Terre Haute. rm DJ.n ' S EXP MESS COMPJJVir. 9 JL NEW ARRANGEMENT. The AnAM's Express CoMrANV respei-tfully announce to their friends end patrons, the puldiv of Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased facilities tor the trsnsjKirtation of FUE1UUT, PACKAGES. MOSEY ANV VALUABLES. Thi-y solicit a continuance of former hivors. Eepecial care takvn in the collection of Bills, Drafts, Notes, and the transportation of small aud valuable packages. . -a . r -. All persons wishing to avail themselves of the facilities of the Express, can obtain any desired. Information iu reference to the routes and details of the business, at their Oltice on First street, between Main aud Locust, oftiosito the Post Oftire. dc 1 G. II. FISH, Agent. i SM HO IU IE. i JL Pu mpkins. Apples, i Potatoes, Irish aud , Orange, sweet. Turnips, White Beans, Cabbage, Ac. For sale by oct27 Z. II. COOK A SON. JTBUCKWHEAT FLOUR,! MM ort27 Z. 15 sacks at H. COOK 4 SON, 1ELLOV PINK FLOODING. A FEW thousand feet, well seasoned. . Lead Pip a full assortment on baud. TIN PLATE. Tfoofing Tin, IC and IX do , Waster ; . do ' Coke, do 100 Plate do 12X 12 do. oet21 ., u . On band and for sale by , , SAMUEL OSR, : BJNT RECEIVED.HO CRISES O Barrows' tobacco, 50 boxes German w ater proof matches, for sale by JENNET & i-OI4UENS0K, aua20 ' . No. 31 Water street. g VST HECEMVEU Jt IT EXPRESS. City of the Great King, by Dr. Barslay. . Hadji iu Syria, by Mrs. Sarah. Barslav Johnson. At aug2o1 J. HEALY'S. WT mTMIL IJ .SrWlJEH t i I ""-I T I' AA.A.B, M I A L--P tL-Vdl ll T k PADLCAH AND CAIRO rAi ritx. ... --:... J. H. PONE, Davis, Master, leaves Evansville every Tuesday and Fridav. at 12 o'clock. .M., arriving at Paducah at 6 o'ebxk, A. M., Cairo ne j.ociock, -ii., viennvsuay ana Sat;in.lav.- lie ' turninif, b-aves Cairo every Wednesday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock, P. 31., and Paducah every Thuraday aud Sunday, at 9 0 clock. A. M.. counectiue at j Evansville with the EvausUlle and Crawfordsville j R. K., and I'ackets for Green River. Also, coui lus ting at Smithlaud with Cumberland River PackI its : at Cairo, with MuiiLhis, New Orleans ana St. I Louis Packets. j Tickets can 1 o obtained es board the boat for all i Ea--teru Cties. . sept23 I y ii Lii . sLaau ciRKA ltu 1 ss vP" beef. U8. ree-eived and ftir sale, hy ' .-; J. W. VICK KRY A CO. .1 EI.YE lll.JCIi RE J- OM SJLE at septlö A. I). REYNOLDS A I Vs. j TfTiREE EXMMBMTMii Of THE ' Mr hirgest an i:uot LeautU'ui stock of Hat and l hi ever ooen t iu tvantville. Come oue and all. ': We will he pleased at aii tiuu-a to show our Goods

' antj sell tbeiu cheaper than $he cheapest. . . VAUTliR Sc MARCO.N'NIER, . vyll - 30 Main street.