Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 78, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 8 November 1858 — Page 2

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EVANSVIH.E, IND. MONDAY MOKKTXQ..;... ....... NOVEMBER 8

The Canal. Yre were in error, as we are informed by Mr. Thomas D. Smith, the Superintendent of the lower division of the canal, in saying the break in the canal, which has suspended navigation, was in his division. It is not in bis division. It is in the division above Pe- ' tersburg, abontjtwo miles north of the Wbito river viaduct. A break occurred at the . same place four weeks ago, which arrested the passage of boats for two weeks, and it , had been repaired scarcely two week3, when : it broke again on Friday last, and another suspension of business for two weeks, in the most important season of navigation, will be . suffered before it can be repaired. This alternate breaking ind repairing, constitutes the whole history of the canal South of Terre Haute. ' For all practical purposes of commercial intercourse with the North and. - East, the Southern terminus of the canal is at Terre Haute, and it will remain there so long as we are without an efficient and energetic Commissioner, who will insist that the Southern section shall be attended to. Dr. Barton has done all he could, but it rc- , quires a man of vigor and streugth to remove a ponderous obstacle. . ' '' " There is a section of the canal near Bosnier, about half way to Petersburg, " where " . it passss through a deep cut, with a steep bank on one side. Every rain washes the loose earth into the canal, and for ; the distance of a mile there is not more than 19 or 20 inches of water, for the greater portion of the year. To get over this shallow place boats are compelled to restrict t'icmsclvcs to half or one-third of a boat, and to charge double or three-fold freight on what they do carry. This condition of affairs has existed for two years, and no nc has complained of it but the boatmen. We are informed by those who have had the Superintendence of the canal, and are acquainted with the spot, that tho whole difficulty could , be removed, and protection from , future in jury csuld be secured by the expenditure of five thousand dollars. By building a crib of , timber three feet high on one Bide, and ar rest tho falling earth from goiug into the canal, and removing that which has already washed in, as much water could be had at all times at that point, a3 in other parts of the canal, and boats be enabled to pass it with full loads, carried at half the freight they now charged As obvious" aä the necessity of this work is, no attention . hs.3 been given to it by the Commissioners, although the increased tolls it would bring to the canal coffers would repay the costs of improvement in six months; ' : ' ; ". The canal, though it may never fulfill all the brilliant hopes that were originally conceived of it, would, if properly managed, contribute a steady, safe, and a large current of trade to this city. But neglected and mismanaged as it has been, it is a nuisance. As a medium of transportation, it serves but to entrap, disappoint, vex, and Jntail loss upon all who attempt to use it. The public, vexed and disgusted with its wretched management, have ceased to expect any thing from it, or to take any interest in it. railroad interests are inimical to it, and are waiting to see it silent'y sink into utter decay and ruin. Thus, at a period when canals are about to be appreciated ; when the popular enthusiasm in favor of railroads is abating, and when the advantages of water communication for heavy freights are about to be demonstrated by the lessons of a sad experience, we are totally neglecting one of the most magnificent lines of canal in the world, and abandoning it to be ruined by : selfish peculation and incompetency. If the people of Southern Indiana wish' to preserve the vestiges of this great national work which belongs to their section, they must n ow move in the matter, and insist upon having a trustee who has industry and force of character to attend to their interests. Evansville has a deeper stake iu it than any other place, and one of her citizens would have stronger inducements than any other, to discharge faithfully the duties of Commis sioner. AVe cau think of no one more better fitted by habit, capacity and experieuce, to restore the canal and make it what it should be,than AVillard Carpenter, if he would accept the office. His private affairs are now in the hands of others, and he is compara tively at leisure from an inability to use his own means for his own benefit. He might, J under these circumstances, be willing to work for the public for a year or two. Un- ' der his management we don't believe that many interruptions to navigation would occur on this end of the route. Without authority we suggest his name as a candidate for Canal Commissioner. A better can't be found in the State. In justice to Mr. Thomas D. Smith, wt should say that no breaks have occurred in this section under his care, between here find Petersburg, that has detained boats more than ten hours at a time, since he took charge of the section in May last. He has established a corps of watchmen along the line at six mil3 apart, and each erne, is requ'uel to tranverse this section morning and evening armed with apick and shovel, to arrest any break, or repair any slight damage. Under this excellent arrangement breaks are prevented, or slopped before doing much damage." The principal difficulty experienced on the lower division, except the shoal at Hosmer, since Mr. Smith had charge of it, is the want of water, which is kept back on the Second Division, in spite of all remon strances against it retentios An efficient"! commissioner will xrrect th's evil, jg..s- Rev. Daniel Rice, who hag been supplying the pulpit of the Eighth Presbyterian church in Cincinnati, has received a call to the pastorship of the Second Pre3byterian church in Lafyette, in this StaU. Salary. $1,500. '

Etlf While tue steamship Austria was , burning and CapU Renard of the French : ship was along side, rescuing the passengers, three other ships passed with their hulls in ' sight", without altering their course or indicating any concern for those involved in '

the terrible disaster. Capt. Renard, in giving an account of it, said, " I comfort my- J self with the belief that they could not be ! French ships." Every American who read ! the harrowing tale, was ready to exclaim, " it is impossible they could be American vessels." But to the shame of the'eountry, one of them at least, proves to have been an American ship, the Pepperel from New York, bound '- to Bordeaux, " France. The captain trumpets his own infamy by reporting, cn his arrival his having seen the disaster; He should be gibetted, if not on a gallows, at least in public opinion. Capt. Renard says, " while I was lying too, effecting the salvage of the passengers, thre& vessels passed in sight. I distinguished their hulls, and consequently the captains of those ships must have clearly seen the duty I was fulfilling, and which was theirs likewise. But those gentlemen sailed away from the calamity, and did not reflect that their fellow-men stood in need of their assistance. EQ The committee upon miscellaneous articles at the District Fair, held at Vincennes, bare made a lengthy and highly interesting report, from which we copy the following recommendations of Evansville articles: Castings, by Relker, Kinsman & Co., and manufactured at Evansville, Ind., evidence a degree of perfection rarely witnessed. We think it deserving the highest praise, and if the specimens exhibited are fair specimens of the general work of the manufactory, they are certainly entitled to the patronage of Southern Indiana. . Fancy Printing, by. Journal office, Evansville, contains many beautiful specimens of ths art, and is highly creditable to the office exhibiting it. . Chinese Sugar Cane Mill, exhibited by Kellogg & Smith and Kratz & Heilmen. Both articles exhibited skill in the invention and manufacture. We think the one exhibited by Kratz & Ileilman superior for the purpose for which they are designed, but both are deserving of praise.' Marble, spceiiuei s by 3d". : A. Lawrence, were, both in design and workmanship, we think, roost perfect in the finish. liair &pnng. Mattrass, exhibited by J. V. Maddux, and manufactured at Evansville, Indiana, is a very superior article. . CiSy The. Km'.ucky Statesman, an able Democratic paper, says Jehu Jones' appointment to Austria, is the seventh- or eight diplomatic mission given tar Pennsylvania democrats to reward them for their overthrow. " Another such route as they suffered on the 'second Tuesday of October, would require the vacation of all the missions ia Europe and South America to furnish diplomatic hospitals for the wounded in battle. The Austrian mission, us the reward of defeat, is rather a temptation to a candidate fur Congress to let his election go by default."' , i ' We nro accustomed to think the North superior to the South in public spirit and enterprise, comparing popu'ation and natural advantages, can rival Georgia in the extent and success of herpublic works. Georgia has over twelve hundred miles of railroad built and paid for, and yielding to thestock-holders-morc thau an average of 7 per cent, yearly dividend. ' " " . Minister to Berlin. The State Sentinel contradict?, in positive terms,the report that Judge Hughes, the defeated Lecompton candidate for Congress, was 1 be appointed to the place held by Governor Wright, on the recall of the latter. The Sentinel says : Judge Hughes, 03 we are informed from the best anthoritv, would not accept the po sition occupied by Governor Wright, if ten dered him, much less would he be instrumental in supplanting the incumbent. A Moa Turned Back. Some- days ago, at Greeusburgh, Ky., W. S. Thompson was convicted of the murder of II. Simpson, and sentenced to be hung, but received a respite. On Saturday last, some of the citizens of the surrounding counties determine 1 to visit Greensburg, take Thompson from the jail, and hang him. To the number of about CO, they mustered in the ouskirts of the town, and were about to enter, when one or two of the citizens approached them, and after addressing them for an hour or so, pursuaded them to give up their purpose, and go home again; this they , did, leaving the law to take itscourse. - B, The ' contractor's for carrying the mails overland to San Francisce are entitled to the right of pre-emption to three hundred and twenty acres of any land not disposed of or observed, at each point necessary for a station. The stations are not to be nearer than teu miles from each. station, - The distance would give them' about 250 stations or 80,000 acres of land. Mospby. Since Morphy has been in Europe, up to the time of closing the Harwitz game, he has played 117 games, 16 of which he has lo3t, 88 won, and 13 were drawn. That is a pretty clean record, for a young American, in the Ohl World. S-SS"" The officers whose duty it was to count the votes in York, Pennsylvania, decided that lead pencil marks iu " scratching ''tickets were not lawful, so that the names of candidates stricken eut with pencil strokes were counted as though no "scratching" had occurred.' . EST Judge Test, of Indiana, in giving his opinion in a divorce case recently be fore him, said: ' "The advocates of FreeLove could not ask the enactaient of a stat ute more favorable to their views than our present divorce laws. Mormon polygamy is better, for that at least compels the hus band to provide for, and protect his numero is wives. ' - ' Bgk, An Oregon correspondent of the Louisville Jotirnil &pji that the crops in Or egon tlm season are excellent, and times livelv and trade brisk. ! : SjT In the Green county Circuit Court, j a boy only twelve years old, was sentenced j t) the penitentiary for two years. '

F-vansvtlleCoal and theBodlam Mines , Their Great-Value not yet all nderitood. j To the Editor of th Evansville Jour- '

ka.l There are only a few, as yet, who seem to known that after using the Evansville , coal for years iu their houses, their furniture, i curtails, wall-paper. &c are as free from ! soot and black stains, from coal smoke, as if I they had been burning wood; whilst if they had used the same amount of Pittsburg or almost any other bituminous coal, it would have left its mark unpleasantly and unmistakably on every thing. . In this respect the Bodiam coal has the advantage of not only Pittsburg and other up river coal, but almost all other mines yet opened in ludlana. . Have you ever contrasted the clean city of Philadelphia, inside and out, where millions of bushels of anthracite coal are burnt annually, with the dingy cities of Cincinnati and Louisville and the very sooty city of Pittsburg ; in all these, if put together, there is not half the coal burnt, but that coal is bituminuous, and chiefly known as the "Pittsburg coal." This Evansville coal leaves in a room where used the same light colored dirt or ash that is left by the anthracite, but that dust .or ash leaves no stain or soot belaud it, and after years of the use of this coal your furniture and walls show no credence of injury from so&t or coal smoke. . Not so with the Pittsburg coal or most other bitumnuous coals ' of the country,and of our own State. Because of the great advantage of the Evansville eoal in this same respest of cleanliness, there are families who have tested the difference! who will now tell you that it 13 cheaper iu the end to burn Evansville coal in your grates at the moderaie price they havr? to pay for it, than to use the Pittsburg coal as a free gift. It is true that the Evansville coal leaves more ashes than the other, but ashes are not soot and only have to be carried out, and if they fall on any object they are as harmless a3 wood ashes, and it is by reason of this greater quantity of ashes that there is no difficulty experienced in keeping a coal fire of Evansville coal from one end of the season to the other without its ever going out, by merely putting on small coal at night and covering it up with ashes. It is very common to hear those who have used this coal the second or third year remark that it is better now than it at first, or than it was last year. This remark is merely the result of their understanding it better. The value of this as a steam coal, is thoroughly established by constant use for 2 or 3 years in numerous mills and other manufacturing establishments, and several gentlemen thoroughly acquainted with rolling mills, and engaged in them, have pronounced it a good coal for that use, and Evansville, by, reason of the abundance of this coal, is the best point iu the West for a rolling mill, and it is uow generally conceded that this coal, every where under one's. feet, and mined right at our door, added to our other advantages for food materials aud markets, gives Evansville an adrantage overall the ci.tie3 of the Southwest as a 'Teat manu facturing emporium, which, ere many years, it is destined to be. In our approaching, nay, present growing prosperity, let us profit, liy all proper means, by our own home product of coal, not forgetting to award a due meed of gratitude and praise to ".William Kersteman, whose sagacity discovered it, and whose indomitable perseverenec, in the face of every discouragement, has brought it from the darkness of the mine to the light of the fireside. Home. iA Fatal Case of Som.xambülism.: The St. Louis Republican relate3 au appaling result of somnambulism that occurred ' in" a family of emigrants who , had taken lodgings on the Ferry wharf boat . Friday evening a farmer named John Bray, from Indiana, who was removing to-some point on the Missouri river, with his wife, father-in-law, and four clildren, came in on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. Being in straightened circumstances, the family ob tained permission to stoi for the night in a small room on the ferry -dock at the foot of Carr street. Between twelve and one o'clock in the night, Bray arose, in Iiis sleep, and taking his youngest child, aged three years, in his arms, actually walked from the room and into the water! The piteous wailing of the child, and the loud calls of the father for help, soon drew a number of persons to the scene from adjacent places on the levee. The frantic fcrief of the family partook of the incoherence and ' wildhess of the mauiac, and is described to be of the most heartrending description. Before ingenuity could resolve on any means of rescuing the drowning objects, both suuk, to be seen no more alive. . We have rarely , been called on to record a more appalling casualty, " A'Dakgerol'8 Rival to Uncle Sam. A London correspondent to the New York Herald says : ' ' - John Bull is now ruminating over and will shortly digest a grand plan for securing all the trade of China to himself, via Lake Superior. I have seen the prospectus of a company forming here, with a capital of $10,000,000, to lay down a railroad from the Lakes to Vancouver. The same prospectus will, ere this is in iyi-er have been brought before the public; aud wkh the prospect of an easy money market, it will doubtless obtain the necessary fund3 to construct it, particularly if the giant of fifteen milea is made by the British Parliament, . which the projectors (powerfully backed up by numerous members of the Parliament) will ask for next session; v". There is considerable feeling here in favor of this project, of which the title is, "The Atlantic and Pacific Junction Railway and Land Company.'";..., , , . r; " Richmond L. Jones son of the immortal Jehu, has been appointed privato Secretary to Commander Ridgely, of the steamer Atlanta, one of the fleet ordered upon the expedition to Paraguay. ' Is there nothing else that a grateful administration can do for the defeated member from Berks? Ilotsa is Louisville. The Louisville Journal of the 3d, says the price offered by packers is still $4 50 gross, and in a few instances we learri that 4 T6 bas been paid in adjoining- counties, but this price ia above the views of borers.

JE5" Letters received at Washington from j California, state that the health of Senator j Broderick is very bad. i - . . ' . ... -

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. I9.QOTH E. THE t V 'DEB it UB a II 'o:intv Agricultural mid Horticultural S chsty will hold its regular monthly meeting this day, iiaturrlav. Xovcmlicr Urb. 1 ."?(. at the Court House at vzyt o'clock, V.J.. . i', HO ux brook, j1 nov. rirrci u -y. Ji"ja U.''Jti,JtJl 5 UVXKH CS Cmcitmuti Sjn), lutsw led; 'A" 'uic asStjittd sizes Star Candles, just received uinl fix sale by VICliEKY BltOTHKHS, nov-t - No. S Main street. ffW'T VHJ1S! 7 .1 T CJ1128 ! .'5 J 9 fJC Gross fine superior Matches, iunsurp:ii'd iu quality, clnajGesH, or neatness oi' ya-i-kitjes, iu store nnd for sale vorj low bv YlCKERY KTiOTHEKS, nov4 No. S2 Main street. I&IFAI'LE 71 O Mj i SS Ii H i.V HE vfjL made from JIaple Si:;ar, hicli can be had ohrap at the store of VICKERY BUUTHERS, t nov4 . -No. 0,1 Main' street. l T S E M JE P JJ' M 'J3 IU -- 250 11)3 choice Ofani Tartar ; i(H) lbs Sup. Curb. hU; 5(i0 lbs Washing or Sal Soda ; 10 Boxes pure Corn 8tareh, Ac, Ac, fur sale cheap by VICKKKY BUOTI1EK3, novi Ko. 82 Main street. WW Kca-shore äaud tor sale Ky Ii"Vt (iKO. FOSTKlt CO. jf ii.iHHjKT a J s k1j s r Jfl vT f-M. KlUCti sizes and kinds, in store and for sale by VICKKKY BltoTIlKKS, uov4 No. Si Main street. vCwiil be sold at the Court llunsc, in KvaiisviUc, HbCEMBBlt 1st, 1858, In the Eastern Lnlurgement, incui.ling 1-." ieel front on Main street, and lü; feet od Loenst. These Lots are iu close proximity to the depot of the Kvansville & Crawfordsviile Railroad, Wabash aud Erie Canal, Maiu street, aud tho Ohio ltiver ; they are withiu from threc to ciht squares of the Jtivpr. They are aceesMble aud convenient fur residence or brines purpt S'is. Thnj are nowoferrd forsufc for the firrt tiiM. To the Mechanic, Merchant and Hie Manufacturer,' they oiler a rare chance for investment, snd every man who wants a Lot for building tlioilld take advantage of tiie opportunity now presented. Tho Eastern Enlargcmeut is growing rapidly, aud will soon be in the heart ofthe city. . .,,. . DKSCKiriToXLot Blck 8 - Plate. 20. 110 2i'xlK . 2lx1iS 25iU;' Lot 9 .... 9 8 44 15 II . B.ock 32 . . 33 34 . Size. 30x148'-: 11 : 3 P 17-v20-7 11 t 13 3xi4;j r.O.il 18 : 2-..i42; 1x142;.;' 24x128 30x142'. - -311x1421;, 2.1X100 26x100 - .-.xl424 26xHst " 30x1 42ji 31Jxl42'-i : ;lxl42'C 30x142V, 2lxlls - 30x142' .. 26illilJ 26x1 42! 2 30x1 is' i ' :;uxi4'-i 10 11 12 13 13 15 l'.l 20 21 il Li 2. 48 2 - 28 37 37 38 33 40 41 21x124 pt l't 2 21x124 3A12 21x124 2 2ilxlliü 14 2"iloO lti 25xli0 8 2txl24'ii 2 24x124 3.V1S 24x124 2s 11 24x124 i) 80x112 10 24xl43 20 2lxl4SJ 11 2.1x118 6x20 10 n l 7 10 9 1A4 10 12 Ö 5 fi 3.U 12 i VI 13 41 -4t 4S 48 41 48 51 62 62 54 5.5 61 30x142' 19 f2 02x1 42J Sill f.2 2iiJ$xl42ji LU22 63 21X.48 3 64 :i0.148'4 8 .65 aiiHK'i 20 22xl 1483.7 TITLE PERFECT TKRMj?. une-lourth casli , baiame in one, two, and three years, with interest, secured by murtgay;e4 on tho premises. - I'lat-iraa bo seen utlh.3 County Treasurer's office, City Collector's, and at my (ifli.-w, heic all inluimution will be furnlMd. THUS. 1'. ti A Ii VI N, Uuv4 '. Third street. $11 IT 11 l.i,'.-5t) ft U.S. Jh'OK sale by (u.-vl) GKvl. ) OS'XEB & I O.' of rjitti.-i ititt.s. ta-:o. i-'ossj & c. t . for sain by. jLJiicti: M. and small, iu sture, tum l'.r sale by iioi4 r,cii.i;i;iiT a co. STt .fV TjILI.OW i 1. m:s. 3 76 boxes f. rsale by S. E. GILBKUT .V CO... . nov4 "' Sy.-am x sTrfc t. nrar Water. K'usctT.is 'x ' 9 W 1 hhd. Sugar, -' ' . 1 barrel Craul'crrles, 1 barrel Dried ll.-ef, 1 barrel cant-awed Hain-. 26 bushels 31chalnxk Potnliws. novl A. 11. REYNOLDS A C . VCKW11E1T ELOUll, KBITS, Hoiuminy. unbolted Wheat t' lour. Corn .Meal, chicken and horse I'eed of etery vaijciy lo be had at Hart's Miil, on Second Street, below n.J.. N. B Oiders promptly tt-ttemli d to, aud every ar tide bought wiii be delivered a: the dwelling ofthe purchaser. nnv4 3kTTijbe YfTTiTii 6 .v7 i tebs. We are now selling Ovs.'ers bv wholesale at 41 26 per Can. Warranted extra, anil Cans' full Received daily per Express. '.. il. Ctx.iK ,tu SOX novl jrr boxes lut.niti ruh cheese, Tliri huiidi-ed poiui'U .into Currauts. One liuiiilre I Genta Cit.'oi'S, Ten bnshyis 1 'riinhorries. One hundred busliei prim Turnips, Fifty bushels fresh Coi uMea', Twenty-live bushels prime tt hi;e Bean,, Five down Cotton Mi ps and S -p Sticks, Twj hundred Bath Brick, received and fir s.ileby (liovS) ; . IT. (.'OOK t Si iN. 1Te wIsuujb i6iiuns'.rRunE C; W new Sugar juot rtceived and lor sale hv -- lio2 PRESTON BROS. I9EW BICE 5 TIERCES ERI.T1E new Rice iusf received and for sale l,v nov2 PRESTON BROS. UESH MILCH COWS, for sale at oct27 - '.. II .COOK A- SON. jniTTSBUBU COJI..rtPR S.11.E, ; -latl7 cents per bushel, at Wholesale or Ro- i tail. Ord -s left at . liORNBHOOK'S STOKiJ, Or at our otiire on the corner ot Fulton Avenue and Water street. . A. J. HUTCH ESON & CO. nov6-4md 'Councilor the City (jfKvausviJIc, I, GKOKifcVoLKl.iN. Coilrt'tor ofsiiid city, do hereliy give notice that 1 will eell, on the '2u day of Novmihor, 1.'8, at the door of t lie Court Huuhc in aid City of EvansTiI1f, between the honrs of Ut A. M.,' and 4 o'clock. P. M , at Pnldic Auction, the fimwing Lots, or pieced of urrunod, or tso mucli thereof as may bp nocuHsary to pay tin following amounts charpfd against fiv.-h Lots for work doue the-ieon by ttaid iiiv, tocrether with the cost of such sale : Lot 11, I5loc. ; o-, J-.ast i-nl 14, Stock well's Eni...! ...35 7 ... 2 00 ... 1 44 ... 2 77 ... 2 (13 ... 2 no ... 2 00 .... 7 ." ... T.7 7 . 0 90 10, " It:, 11, " W, 12,, " 10, . " .IT, . . :i2, " it, .... 31 nnd 32 Lower En! 22" iHmation Kul 203 " ; , 111 Old rian 29 fc3 GFURGE W't'LFLIX, nev3-3wd CitvC.l!. for. SAMUEL K. Gtl-llKHr WILLIAM II. HAK Kit. e E. (J ICR Eli T if CO., SLCCES5 SURS to Gilbert & Bowles, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Sycamore street, lietween Water and First, Louisville, Indiana. -A full assortment of Groceries always un hand, and for sale nt the lowest 'prices. Agents for "Cypress Wills," Cotton Tarns, &e., at uianutiicturer's jiriees (novl . QTllll'BlfjCI.EI i-OH Ol.lL5 IT Y and cheapness. Cox's patent r; lined sparkling Gelatine, stronger than Isin;!a-i, nt ne half the cost for convenience, stremctu. pnrity, beatify and cheapiKSs, stands unrivaiied for making rieii ervstaliine jelly. For sale hv novl "Z. II. COOK A SON". fsTtf K.IRREI.S PURE CiWe'r fV.F- . OW KG AH, miiko of 1MÖ7, for sal.- t.v novl Z. H. COOK Sc SOX. l.BF..' 1' Uitl P REVS.' .' 300O No. 1 Bumpkins for sale i.y the load, hundred or s:nir!e one, t.y inovl) K. II. CTK'li JtSoX. I tAVTf;.-J S.V.1LI, JI U -E hW V LING House and Lot, or vacant Lot in this city, for hn improved Farm of 114 eres, within ,r hours' ride of Cincinnati ; or ItiO acres of Land in -Wisconsin. For further particiilarsenquire at the Saviinrs' Bank. novl-4in JUhtSSOUUTIOV. TlIE El It. Ml OE Gllbkbt U Bowles was dissolved on the 2 ,th instant, by uiutnnl consent- The liu-dness will he continued hy our successors, Samuel E. Gilbert and William R. Baker, under the firm of S. E. Gilbert Co.. who are alone authorized to ettle the business ofthe lat j firm. SAMUEL E. GILBERT. HENRY ROWLF.fC EvtmiTlUc, Oct. 30, 1S5S.

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JJ2HI.71F: tOFVE 150 IS JUS BEC'tlVtD and to arrive, ami f.xsal- bv- -nov2 . ' l'KESTOX BHOS. . fe TF. TS VJS If J'ORli a OLIim ' K.N Syrup, extra, Kdoited suar house Mclasu-s, ' Crushed ttajuir. - - - Powdered Sugar, 1 Iioaf Guitar, 10t ctoss ;ates' New York Matches, ' 25 dozen Dm kee s Stove Dlaekinjr. 10 dorffn iron bound Half B isliets. K.-reived and f.x fj.e by . (imvl) Z. II. 1'uuK A SON. , gl UWE RS W.1.VTE1M EOB THE fullowiiii; property-now in our Warehouse cor- 1 tier Locust street aud tlm Canal. . ! Ci. S. Kelly, 2 boxes C'iothii.-gr, ! J. F. Iloflman, 5 boxes Merchandise, I I'.iS. " 1 Bale, " I Box 1 " -. - I 1 Chwt, j 2 Bales lions. -; W. F. Ptone, Mrs. Palmer, C. T)ot!d, J. Emrich, '. lLSiicedVr, 1 " T. A. .audurs, 2 Hhds. Chaicoal, I 2 Boxes j Fried. Tuchier.l " Mosh. . i . - Mary Thompson ,1 Bedstead, - '. Hutchinson, 1 Model Harrow Kebeca Darb, Boxes, ' 1 Chest, . J. IT. Veils, 2 Kegs, K" West, 2 boxes, Keller Bnrinan, 3 . , V. C. FAMtcr, 1 " , Dean & Demos-., 1 " F. Dillman, . 1 cask, Unknown, I Shingle Machine:, " 1 Horse Fower. GEORiiE FOSTER A Co. 7jt'OZTir itäii.Si'i.o'T -Ä corner of Fourth and Canal streets. Fnbuire of j. b. McDonald. vyoasjnLETitji(njuJjrEH M ICA CUKN CBL'SHEK, rhr.d. to run f.y t -ant, one mortUititt machine, in wod order, r.nd a lot of Carpenter's Tools. Also, a lot of Shall ing and Pulleyn, and a pair of ttranb's Burrs Fur sale cheap, by . J. B. McDUNALD. Oct20.2wd y BE SM ltJUJll 1.. Cranberries, - Canvassed Ilams, Dried Boef, New Mackerel, Lathrop's Bluing, Ac. Just received and for sale bv - loctJ A. D. REYNOLDS A CO. UEiwjTtSmn WHvn without lail. by Dr. T. MctJOW 'N'H SAKSAl'A11! LLA and IODIDE OF l'OTASIf, the great Biood 1'uritier and Health Rrstorer, prepared from Fresh Root, thu only kind worthy the confidence of physicians or the public, .ld imjorted root beliif; inert, Tho componorits of this medicine are highly extolled by some of tho most distinguished physicians in the world, as Sir "Win. Fordyc-. B.-odie, Bell, Ac, for the cure of Rheumatism, Scrofula. White Swelling, . Syphiliia, Neuralgia, Discuses of the Kidneys, Liver, Spiue-ntid.f'kin Dinisy, Fvmalo Coiiiphtinls, Old Scores, I'imples on tno Face, Ac. 11 makes the skin clear and smooth an object of interest with the ladies. It removes mercury, or any impurities of the blood or system, and should be used in the Spring to purify the blood and prevent siektM'dS. I'rice, $1 a bot tle. Mrliown's Essence Tar, a certain cure for Bowel Complaint, as Diarrhea, Dy-etitery, Flux, Ac. South-American Tut, Spring Liniment, and Vcrmii'ue, unparalelied for its sttcress. . ' Thu three above mdiciues prepared hy. II. S. IIloui, Memphis, Teniiesse. Sold in Evansville by Ki lia.k s. White, Lkiscu k KaaLWienr. Dr. Jottx )l Aiif!, . i cf2!-12ind ff lj.il t UJlTEltS A" lUilUJE, SUCCESsuis to U. 6. HOWAJfK, : .. KECEIVING, I'OKWAKDIXG, AND General Commission Mercbanis, !! ' EYAXSYILLE, IND llaving taken tho stand of Mr". U. S. Howard, e are iu hopes, by close attention to business io retain ad his old and numerous customers. We will give i articular attention ti all coiishinmenls lor sale, md w ill fortwird Tobacco, l'ork, J.anl, c., East, West, North cr South, at the lowtst current rates of freight. v Liberal cul1i advances mad ou produce ctnsined t N?w Orleans. . . 11 r. u. ST.Ai i;KTrit, r. .o, fiLit i.iiTnii, mi. nmwe, jr., Tltc-ulsive firm, Messrs. Slaughters & Ilode, haviii taken my stand in tiie lxwanlii.ghnl 'oiu-lui-siuii l'iii::;-.s, 1 tai,e t.risiU pha:iure in saying to my iViemls liiut t heir consignments will be weil cared t'.-r Py ibu now Uoiisu. Mr. Uoil;" lias heeu with me a long while, ami I consider bilu iu every way well worthy the patronage so liberally extemic I to me. 'l'he .Ic.i-b. Slaughters are lavonib'y known on Given river as good Tubacoj ne-n. o.t.'C-lind lt. S. lTOWAi.'K. --3 a. ."short tf To,'i j.it.niikiöj' MH, MKIiCHAN I'S, '.4 t'.tMt' S': iit:j:, A;:;' chlkaxs, la. it. it. stmiT. i-v:2 :-' nel n. n. Howard. " l. jo böoh i:i.infJS. t r.u a n d Blank Eook Manufacturer, l'i.t y?:c;;t, bi tw-vii AI:itn atitl Locust, KVANSVILI.K, INI). lV.i.iiU limtkri mini, j 'TLi iinulu to urih r of tin hcrt fnn a Xi-Mornmlniu to tlie Int'trvt Letl' t. Music ;mii ?i;iity.int'- IkhuiJ in any bi St. Oi'tJT-f'iii'ltlw ri' JB WF.l.R I '. BlT'Fti OJLEE A SON (g'npri.My known us BittrolUVj at No. 4, Main rtrecr, have .Hist received their new stock of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, superior Plated Ware, Spectacles, Ac, among tthich will la four.'-1, ail the latent and most beautiful styles iu the market. " . We wish it distinctly uieVrstood that we warrant the ipiality of our Jewelry to be as good as any made, and in style, 1-cauty ol finish, aud excellence of workmanship, it is not to be surpai-sed. , We .are selling at the lowest Eastern prices for cash.- A full assortment of Clocks always on hand. octddAw2iu rUlX .VO TICK VO TUB IS HIS. UV.M. rby given to the Tax Payers of Vanderburgh County, tliat I have receiveil from the Auditor of the County thff Tax Duplicate for the current year, and will he prepared to n-ceive the Taxes assessed fir the current year (lH."i.sy at my Office,, from aud after the 16th day oi October, For the rate of Taxation for the current year, ecu fcma'.i hand bills posted up tbrouuh the County. THEODORE- VENEMANN, cct22-flwd KVcrtwrcr of Win. Co. S O L t TlÖEXiE.i BTJXErZ Jjr SHIP. The linn of Uatsou, Newbury A Co., was dissolved Oct. 1st, 18 & . The l.iisiness will hereafter be carried on nnder the firm of Newlmry A Clement, who are authorized to scttlj up the business ot the late firm. JONATHAN WATSON, E. NEWBURY. .1. 11. CLEJ1 KNT. oct22 f. . CJIKEN. tKJlKNi' TÖ liiSl FM SALK low. uy G I I.RKf I' Sc BOWLES. oct24 I'lUiTS ' T r It l'E X IT N E.BBLS. IS VERl'ect order, for sale hv GILBERT A BOWLES, c-ct23 ' Sycamore street. 9JSL9 just received three larrels of freidi ilavaua l.'ranes. JaiI hefore th-y are all sold. . ' feVOTICE IMVIJTU HO l.lf 9 interest in our "establishment to Mr. Samuel Yickery, the style and iirm will in future be Yickkiiy ,t Biiotueks, in hope therefore wiih tlie. lU-qiiLii ion of a new hut cxfa".-i,..li(.ed partner, tüere will Ik... an iu.:-ivase of trade to the house. Thanks fur püt favors. Rcsikc; fully. ,Ve., J. W. VICKKKY & Co., oct20 N. 22 Main street. ficJiteiti R ROTHE Rf,WHÖTiZSAI.K AMi RETAIL OsOALKitS IX FAMILY GROCERIES, CLASS, HAJLS, FLOU3, Grain. Seeds, Bacon, Lard, Tu'.s, Buckets, Churns, und WooiUare p-n, 'rally. Xo. K2 Main street, Fvausvillc, ind. Goods delivered in any part of the city fr;e of choree. v oct2l .TAS. W. TICRKRT TOtiy VTCKfRV t.Dl't VK LKRY. jr Tbj.ve, eTrwJ'r uijvg AX1 Commission Merchant, Xo. 2 South Watkb Stkekt, Kvaxbville. , oct'21-ly - fgi 0.nE'0E0ETH7lE EI.S'E Apples. Also, . Yuiuijr Turkirs. Fresh Cw.li Meal. VoungXl'hiekens. Young Hyanu Tea. , Sweet Iotatoes. Just n'odved nt ' oet-20 A. T. RKYXuLPS & Co"s. tR.ll'EH BOOKS JJ'll It IUI, KS. -A siileudid si-lection in Aiitioue. yiorocc. and Velvet Bindings ; al in fancy wood, .hist received by i)u bell t cusyxftrus. f.v.' RuJr!t a u.iX'ifB ui 777 Ä-BCV! BUY ! The undersign-d res)t.ctfully announces to the citizens of Evansville that he lias opened a f-ed store on the corner of Water and Locust streets, where l.e keeps constantly on hand a supply of all kinds of Feed wb,ich he" will seil at the very lowest caj.li prices and deliver to any part of the city frc? of charge. Rica, (cive him a call. oct20 .1. C. DL'Sdl'CHET. Prompt attention given to all orders. ?HI.WUEa ! SHI.VtiLES ! ! 1ÜO 1'opiar bhiiia-ies." Jost recervel and for sale bv ci2u -JOHN F. GLOVER. A1011E1S 111 US BOOK EOR SLWXovemlier. nt oetI9 D0BEL A COXYNGTOX'S.

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EUV1.JB X1JtV&-MI.l,E J.VJ a- CAIRO FACKET, - -sasn. STEAMER CUBA,. . - J. V MILLS, Master, " Leavce on Mon lny, tile 18th, at 4 o'clock, and will make regular trips et:ry 5 days. octlH -BT?.nnivivs .T.'KT nHOf. riih: utidersiirued vrislws to inform the -vtfOsy pupiic that he has opuued a JXj. Meat .Shop on the corner of fe7 t23Fit3 ivi-i uiei Tainui si reels, täjü wneru lie will cotislaiuiv keen ail kinds of fresh meat, aud would he happy" to meet his friends aud customer. Tlease give tiie a rail. tctl THEOBALD EMBICIT. ; jr&IE l.lJIBR 11 THE l'EOfl.i; JO. are just begiuuini; to find out that Watson, ! ewbary & Co., can, and do, se ll lumber cheaper : than any other dealers in town ; consequently, they I go Ihure aud buy, and are so well satisfied that thev go twice aud three tiinesover. Sow, as we calculate to stay beriid sell boards, wesay to ail who are In j wantofalauk, euiuoaud sec us. at tlm enrrr .,f t..i,. ' and Eighth streets, and we will satisfy von, that what we say is true. WATSON, XEWBCAY A Co octll ak fEjy i.vu Iii ojwe ts, thj yjiioo&t, Rihhons and Flowers, on Friday ir.oraing, October 8th, 186. Term it me to call your attention to my stock of Spring Millinery lloods, which have been bought under favorahle circumstances, aud which for variety and novelty of style will, I trust, bo found to surpass anything ever brought to this city. F. B. BARKER, First street, between Main and Locu.Ht, opposite the Past Office. octti f UJ'ItBlES. lS 10 bids. Aiiiui, 10 5 5 2 Copperas, " Sulphur, . Yen. red. - - " Gum Camphor, Cream Tartar. 260 6u coil Jute 4 inch rpe. tii " Manilla inch do, - - ' 25 " hemp halter rope, 'M " JIauilla " " : "5 doss. Bedcords, 10 reels cotton Jj inch do, 60 bales No. 1, Cauncltpu Batting, 75 boxes Star Candles - ' 75 boxes Diamond Starch, ' 20 bags Alspire, -. . ? - 6 Cermins Carraceas Indigo, ' - 25 hales Candl? Wick, ' ' ' ; i 25 bagi 1'epper, .' . 5 " Cloves, V s simill lot of extra family flour. For sale low to close consignment, hr ctS WHEELEft A lilGGS. VfT. IHJtBLES SAM.OO.V, Vo. O, v3Eirt street, opposite 11: Poettiftice, Ewuisville, Indiana. The cltiz iiss of Evansville and tho public generally are respectfully informell that this magnificent saloon (formerly Burk's Exchange) has been entirely refitted and furnished it: every tlenartment, and is now oen for the season, wliei-e visitors I ran always have served up at tlw sltcrtest notice and in the Mist' superb style all tho delicacie of th season, game of all. kinds, Yeuison, Wild Duck, im Key, r isn, äc. Shell Oysters received daily, by express, as well ns in cans, will lie served iu. every style to suit the patrons of the St. Charles. - i . Billiard players w ill find at this saloon a set of the finest marblo top Billiard Table from the well known aud celebrated Taciory of J. M. Brunswick A 'o. ' . . . ..: - - - Suppers served up at all hours, day or night. A splendid lunch will be i nrved up, in ths most .ippro,i iat,e style, etury moruing at 10 o'clock. octs j. t;. u-KHinstiws. rgiiu: iiESTJtvit rucizsTnaji.vJf. DY iu townat the loest tigare, t-vat D.t:Ja r t & Kranit rV. lloti laiuli CV-tlee-heusu kc.p.rs, :id 1 all others that can appreciate good liiiiov jttid with t to t'tiv it cheap, iu riiautuies to suit, ca(Iotn as tt goes off fast. (octll) DECKER A KITA J1EA. IA OOS KB f 'E UE TJB&E S-1'BE Sit A KICI VAL. IS) Turkic.' 10 j'ozen Chk-kens. 40 Bushels J'utatoes. 4 1 Dozen .A.D. REYSOLDSt TO.' i-IO KU.i'l Bill S.-Ml.JlO'llS, . K9 BERTS, Brazil Nuts, English Walnuts, Figs, raisinf, etiiTants, rock candy, oysters, iolsteis, santiues, alum, cpsoui .salts, sulphur, .roll brimstone, copperas, madder, extract of logwood, indi go, cream tartar, soda, bed-oords, blacking, bat ting, cioves, nnn'iit, cig'tra cf all F.nds, niittuegs, giagcr of all kin I", glass Jars, lanterns and flasks, lemon syrup, mustard, .matches, pepper sauce', Spanish moss, sioiio pipes, ptwiler, safety fuse, tobacco cf uli kinds, fancy soaps, starch, vinegary cordage,- letter, nute, ca.,. and w riting paper, teas, flour; camphor, envelopes, salt pet'T. etc., etc., elc. A supply of the above' kep cynstautlv ou hand, and lor Sale n.ir, by G I LBERT A ill i SV EES, ort."-tf Svc-ine a-n sri-Sct, near Water. L ST ttOT ' .Vr ' .V K-'..T TU II ip;it-l; 111 liavre's uicv liid n .Vl-eU:. ; liacit of the season.-. or:4( A. I. REYNOLDS .v V. - Tgr iT.! THtftt .iWii. shoe ' .v- .). FLEJllNG has now on ham) a largo und complete assortment of Leather and Shoe J'imliiuc to which the attention of Shoemakers and oiliers iu want of Leather is invited, which wil bo sold at as low price for cash as can hn obtaiti'll in any city vest of ilie mountains. Call al No. 7, Main s-ti eel, luol jitdir lor v nisei ves. -LEA i'li Ell 11KI.TING. S.y tu. ui rs luai'-hine slrclchtul I.ifather Belting. A fail fiipi !y at tin. manufacturer's ca.li jirice. oci:'.-.;(.,.l J. FL EM IMS. r& i : Ä t 'a ruf t .vM'w s j ob M SA I.E. Tin- uutlersigmsl k- 12.n 0 s-toial hand Sac!:s lnr Sa'e. They are scitajjle for Wheat or Or.ts. Ennuireat the City Mills. :t5 GEORGE WOLF IN,' Agent. '1 M1E 01.lt EIOJS'EEii, THO.TUS bCANTLi N, .'.'. S.'Jfe V-S3 . n li ; ( ajfSr Zt3&mvM -i ?Kfiv a Is jimt rcnivii)g by .St':im bout a and K;.ilrcmd, ft largo und rfiiuilrte assortntciit of 1 . Cooking & Heating Stoves, of Oh very hitest Fall style and p;ittorn, which I can d at lower prins than the great panic timet of l:i7. And I Mm fixed to do Ilonse Roinnjr, Gntterinir, Coppr and Slnvt Iron Work, mid alJ other. Jot- Wfirk hi my line, with gr.at care and dispatch,, wliirh I warm nt to lie erpia!, if uvt supy'riur, to must work dtiic in this citv. f a!! on th': Pion'.-cr.1 iKt2 THOMAS iSCAN'TLi:. - It) nusiiEJiS JTBIME If Oats, 50 biirth. choice Apples, iVmlhs. Suxir cured dried Bjef, dozen assorted Brooms, 50 hush. Sweet l'ntaloes, 10 do Crab Apples, 600 Quijrlev's H.-nns, l.ooo lbs, Haetin Sides, 5 bids, Xo. T extra Mackerel, S " Xo. 2 Mackerel, 40 boxes extra Herring, 2'1 kits assorted Mackerel, Ö00 Eis. extra large Codlish. by octl Z. II Jieeeived and fo COOK it SON.-. sah SJlUE .1 T -1 lt.1 B(J.1I. Ji M. House aud Lot in X. E. Enlargement of the citv of Evan-ville. Emuiire at the R. E. ii I.Olhce, No. 1, Xorth Third street, Evansville. octl C. C. COLLIX. E.I 11 THIS .11.1. WHO J1RE SV FL K 'TED. - - . IR. GRAVES' FAMILY MEDICIXEf?. Wedo not desire to interfere Willi the professional et hies of our mdical schools, nor do we possess any skill in pharmaceutics, but Ir. Graves has opened to our inspection a mass of letters from his agents ' and most respektable drugrirists in all parts of the country, which commend his family medicines in the highest terms. They meet with a very extended sale, which of itself is an excellent recommendation. We always leel reluctant to mafes any endorsement of medicines, but tliere are so huwi.v localities ... where no regular "practitioners are. within reach, and so many diseases which require, prompt remedies, that a supply of the prescriptions preimrea by . Dr. Graves, comm-nded as they are for ellieieucy. Would prove almost invaluable. In nil cases of sickness, our first advice is to call the aid cf a physician, but, if that is impracticable, it seems to us tliat lr. (iravts oners remedial agenrs m affile, rholera morbus, Ac, which may he safely used, as T he gives assurance that no deleterious compounds are used in their preparation. Louwcille Journal. Pr. Graves" ntiti-Fover and Agrtre, anti-Bilious, Purifying, and Cathartic Pills ur iiinliuibto to those afflicted with any of these Complaints; ' His American Liniment is gaining a high reputation for healing all kinds of ailments, both cf man and beast: avd parents should reinenilier that his "'Golden eniiiing, is a certain remedy for expelling Olill! IlOIII III" !,., nielli, For sale by Wholesale Druggists generally. H ALLocK & STonniBn, Kkli.kb i Whilr, "Wm. Bikkiiowf.r, and Lt0H Jt Carslktt, Agents at Evansville, Indiana. oct2-:imd WUST r RECEIVE If. WESTER.V Car reserved Cheese, ' Canvassed Ilams, " . C. fvnia, - w , . -i Geimän Soaps," ' . ' V Shaker Brooms, Fine Sweet Tobacco, A lot iusf reeeiied aud forile by s-pr2S . A. I. BEYXOLDS 4 Co,

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rWIEJf. TV.i.'l TErf!.'.: Ä selectiob Green and Kliwk teas inst onened ait't tor sale Iv - J. V ifcERY A CO. ; BE bit M. just received at M'tW A. D. REYNOLDS A Co's. ' over 13,fiO acres nf lai d in äoutlu-rn Missouri, subject to entry at 12J cents pe ( all and examine them at the R. E. A J. OH arr. Office, No. 1, North Third street, Evansville. octl C. C. COLLINS ß(J r U V.JKtl ER S. t IKI E BE .V j S appointed Agent tor Dlc, Silver A Fetch' ; patent saw Cummer, whk b has taken tho premium, j at the Mechanical 'airs of almost every State in tho I Union, and pronounced stierior to anything mads ; for gumming upright and circular saws. ' An assortment always on hand. septal GEO. 8. SONTAGO. T&VOT KX.X.Vtr &EE Jr COST 9 it yet, but Tielilnjr tiff at an advance CD cost, chickens, egg, butter, cheese, codfish, Hour, baron, lard, coftee, sogar, rice, -mackerel, pepper, npios, nutmegs, cloves, ginger, w ith a variety jf other articles too numerous to mention. Call; and examino or yourselves, at K: 92 Main street. S. W. VICKERY A CO. T OOJt llEKEBEJlll THIS. . -at-t 1 f yon want to get good ilnr, If you want to get good Cni, If yon want to get good Outs, If you want to get good Bran, If you want to get good Crushed Feed, It yon want to get good Chicken Feed, If yon want to get good Corn Meal, If you want to get good Timothy Seed, If you want to get eood Grass Seeds of any and every kind, e:,ll nt HUSTON S Feed and Seed Store, under the Telegraph Office, where you cau be accommodated as cheap as tho cheapest, and aa good as the liest, delivered in any part of the city free of drayage. Recollect, at It I SI OX'S, on Water street. Just received, my first shipment by Canal, 100 tons of first-rate titw Timothy Hay, and for sals cheap. - scpt28 R. 8. B. aioou iisiir-aoo jlus. jsew loo boxes line Crackers, ' 150 coils Manilla K, 2,600. Seamless Bags, 2 and 2 bushels. Received and for sale by sep27J PRESTON BROS. grj, BlisiTcEurri'ü Übe, 20 M. dozen Cedar Pails, wnitc, red and striped, brass . , - , bound, . . , 10 nests Cedar Kcelers, plain aud striped, brass bound, 5 dozen covered Cedar Cans, brass bound, 3 size, 6 " Cedar Churns, brass bound, 5 " piain white Cedar J'ails, iron bound, 2 aud ' " 1 3 hooi, . 5 , " stout iron bound Stuhle Pnils; ' " 5 " Steamlsjiit Palls, stout iron bound, 20 nests stout Cedar Tubs, iron bound, 4 aud 11 la eui h nest, 6 dozen largest Horse Buckets, 10 " common iron liouud Buclets. This day re:eit cd, and now oening in tho finest i condition, at the new Wooden 'are store of t' ' sept2t B. RUSSELL, ' I 272 Main st. lict Seventh and Eighth, Louisvillp,Ky. L if Br.:., huchets. ao mozejv i If Varnished Well Buckets, stout a"d well J made in all respects. The quality aud price are i such as cannot fail to suit the trade. j sept-23 J. I). RUSSELL I 372 Main st., het. Seventh and Eighth, Louisville.Ky. O Js t W. I B Ol CE tVi?ICK'M Potatoes.15 dozen Chickens, . , ,7 1K." .Karg. 20 bbls. extra Flour, , , , 60 sacs : : ." t .' C: 'M tons Bran. Just received and for sale by soptiV - . . , s . H. COOK & SON. r;p o i.o veb s o e Ü A :smierhr m iicle if UOOll TEJL. uing Hyson. JiiBt rereived and for sale by. pept27i - in- ;v ,1. REYSOLDS &. Co. he j..i croix, jre.vch . dyer, and scourer. . Coiner -f Vine aud First atrects, : ' EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. : Would respectfully inform the ladies tl gcntlolaen of this eily and vicinity, that lie has opened a DYEING, CLEANING AND REPAIRING ESTABLISHMENT, Where he will clean and dye ail kinds of Silk and Woollen Goods. Will remove urease, paints, Ac, without tlie slightest injury to the goods. All uovk done at this establishment will be warranted to give entire satisfaction. . cpt23-Gm rm 100 ..' chests AJS'10 ji l Boxes, 11 Luids. - Just received ut ' GILBERT A BOWLES, , sept-23 . Sycamore street.' EJß lojt . ioo i'JCH.ttJES ' cotton, jo-uip, and Jtiauioa, in uoxens cr on i'iipU. JtLat received and fnrsuie lv . foptä.i GILltKUr A nowr.KS. ; it rf If rv w7i Iv: il -g J. If AM K liY JH'V.E lU.M!'AMi;s. Tlie :iiuIrMsiii(d having Itccn appointed Aunt for Kv:lt)viil, and vtrinitv, cf tli INDiANAFOLIS INSURANCE CO. S. F. COVINGTON, S.-c y. T. A. .MORRIS, 1'res't AMI TIIE RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. B.J. HATHAWAY, Sec'y. S. 11A1HAWAY, Vres't at e prepared to underwrite upon the better class cf Fire and Murine Risks, at as low rates of pre mium as are consistent with permanency and re iability., -v . .' - Tliesu Conipanks pontine their business exclusive ly u t lie State of Indiana. &3"All losses speedily adjusted and promptlj paid without any abatement or diminution what ever. .. - lie renccs: Every man, without exception, who has sustained loss iu either Company, a list ol whom all citizens of iir own Stnte--maT be seen at our olhee. A." D. REYNOLDS A CO. Ecansville, .Tulv S, liVal-ly llhS. -SOO HEUS ASSORTED sizes. TIMOTHY SEED, 100 hush. Jirmie new. For sale hv septit OHR, DAZELL A C. ! 2?3iC;.-10 TIERCES fUl.llE.EOR - sale, low, by sept2:t GILBERT A BOWLES. 7b . t HE BE I, 9 fja t,n l.nrrels and BJIM WHITE ft SB. Irrels and halt barrels. 1'icked Moss 26 bales. Refined Sugars 60 liurrels Crushed, Powdered, and Refined White. For sale hy ep!24 GILBERT k BOWLES. 11 IVA Tä HjL) 18 dozen. Chickeint. 10 hunh. Sweet and Trbh Potatoes, . Au ilaiuhurgb CheesB - 'sppt 21 A. I. REYNOLDS & Co. rm oHjctu. ioo boxes jtjx-ij JL ciuldies. cd" iuui. half (Hiunds, ös. Twists, fcc jnediiim to, vei y fine Vinrinio. Cigars-A l uyre and full assortment of faTor:t brands. For sa.e low by sepllS . GILBERT BOWLES. JmZwilrJijjR jveT eeeii store. 9jL l'he snlrscrilier. has ojvned a new feed store, in the .-h.inkim buililinvr. at the corner nf Water and Locust streets, where he will keep a full supply of all kindsof the liest feed, which he will sell at th very lowest market prices. He has on hand corn, hay, onts, meal, bran and shipstuff, Ac, .Ire. sept22 A- A, J C. HESOCCIIET. eoni'E oe i.vsotrivvciwi the Seiitemlarterm of the Court of Common I I'leas of Vanih-rburiih County,- the estate of And. i M. Gerard, deceased, was declared pndiably insolI vent. Crediti, are therefore notified that the same ' will be settled according", ISl'SAX HAWKINS, I sei-tlS Administratrix. 10,OOOi, I' XI. HE MjEJti . hush. Irish Potatoes. 25 " .Sweet " 2" Choice Onioris. lo.ono lbs. Quiglev's Hams. 3,f " Bacon Sides,. 1.000 " Shoulders. f-00 Bacon Pork. Rt Isins. CiiiTants and Citr.tn.' , ' 15.0jo feet Patent Safety Fhsc.' Roeeived per T..&V. B. R.. bv fsepix Z. H. COOK A SOX. a iRESi E. T CI T 1 1'1J'1X'M JK'MB Floorins .Mill. Sash, Boor and Blind Manufac tory ; Window and Iioor Frames; Base Casings and Mouldings of all kin l? made to order; Dressed Flooring and Wealher-lioariiiug n hand. The muli-rsignel would inform the puldlci (ten,end, that they have fitted the above establishment w ith new machinery, and are now in operation and ready to execute all manner of work in their line on' short notice, and iu as good style as any similar ssv tablishmeiit in this part if the country, and on'reasonabln term-. Orders from abroad solicited, which will be promptly filled and carefhlly put up and shipped. Orders frotu builders, carpenters, and ' ltinilsTincrchimts, pn.uii.tlv attended to. Our es." tablishment is ou the Canal' Basin and City Wharf. convenient to the river ami Railroad IK-pot, and th i iriiMiir-n ijiiimm ineciry. - UIIMJ-I 3C W AVrJ. ' sepr2t-2nid Enquirer and Volksbote copy.- ' trpRM'TSZO BJ1,ES JSSORTEjJl ' JB. latest style. 1 DELAIXE?, 3 Cases assorted Manchester, Hamilton and PacL i ÜC, rich handsome patterns. .- ; - -- . - 2o0 Bales Brown Sheetings and Shirtings. : FLAXXELS, 20 Bales Red, White and Yellow. LIXIXGS, 5 Cases assorted large and small Plaid. . ., CAXTiiX FLAJJXELS, 5 Cases Brown and Bleached. . . . , 1 " fancv, for linings. CHUCKS AXD STRIPES, 8 Cases and Bales assorted. BOOTS AXD SnOEJ, 300 Cases assorted. . - 'f U ATS- AXT CAPS, ' "" SO Cases. Just receired and for sulo at rwduix-J prices, hy , fevptls KEEXE & PBESTOS.

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