Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 80, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 November 1858 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IND. .

. WEDNESDAY MOUSING... ...NOVEMBER 10 Our Marke tu.

t"sv ; The old system of markets, for the sale of if vegetables and nieat3, under the supervision of the city, is becoming unpopular everywhere. The regulations are generally inconvenient and vexatious, and in order to ecure a petty revenue io the city treasury, they aro constituted monopolies. In Boston, the old fystem is virtually abolished, and vegetable and meat stores, to which a family can send at any hour for all iU marketing, are as numerous as grocery 6tores. In New York and Philadelphia a movement Is beginning against the nuisances of the public markets. The people demand free trade, and insist upon being left to take care of themselves in the purchase of their meats and frui'-s, as well as their tea,coffee and sugar. The City Council of Cincinnati is consider

ing the propriety of abolishing the public markets, and have, now, an ordinance for that purpose, under discussion. In the larg cities, the municipal corporations haTe a large invested interest in the market houses and tho sacrifice of property is & serious ob jection to the immediate adoption of a new plan ; but in smaller places, like our owu city, the revenue and the cost of the build ings are of little consideration. Our market rules force every man out of his bed under a penalty of the loss of his dinner before daylight, without any regard & the breaches that a crying baby, or the inroads which a quiet rubber of whist or of chess, may have made upon his

slumbers. The whole business of procur- j ing the food for the city is forced into an hour, and that hour the most inconvenient in the twenty four, at least, to some of us. Those whose employments keep them up till midnight and after, hare no fair chance with . the sun-light laborer, who goes to bed with the chickens and is up in the grey of the morning, waiting for the market bell, to snatch from the stalls and from the mouths of his poor night-toil worn neighbor, every delicacy and j;ood thing3 in the market. The editors at Vincenncs recently proposed a change of market hours to 9 o'clock A. M. At Tcrre Haute the people are talking of tho propriety of opening their market at 12 M. This arrangement would enable the farmers, they contend, to leave home in the morning and reach the city before market ! hours and return home at night ; and avoid tho necessity of taveling to the city in the night, or coming iu the previous evening,

.- and exposing themselves to the liiconven-

ince and danger of sickness from sleeping, as they do, in their open wagons, for which the' must be paid in the prices they demand The Terre Haute suggestion would be an improvement, and contribute to the convenience of farmers and citizens. But the best policy would be to abolish

. ; the public market system altogether, let

the business regulate itself. Allow meat3 and vegetables to be sold in shops aud from wagons on the streets, without restraint. There would be economy of time to both seller aud purchaser, and the necessities of both parties would soon inaugurate a plan that would be more for the interest and convenience of both. A farmer, in order to dispose of S5 or $10 worth of vegetables, consumes one day in preparation and get ting to market, and another day is spoiled by broken sleep and the time in attending market and getting home. His wholesales do not often pay hira fair wages for himself

and horses for the time consumed. If there were shops and dealers for the regular sale of marketing, the keepers would select their stocks from a dozen farmers by one trip into 4 the country, or the farmer could slip into town with a load at any hour that was most convenient for him, and leave it with the

dealer. One man could sell what now oc- ' enpies the time of twenty persons to dispose of at the market place. The principles on which the business is now managed are ob solete, and should be discarded.

' BäF" The London Times is making most

violent assaults upon Mr. Reed, our Minister to China, for his conduct in the negotiation

; of the joint treaty with the Chinese. It ac

cuses him of having acted a subsidiary part

' : to the Russian diplomacy, with having accep

cepted terms under the influence of the Rub-

: Plenipotentiary, less favorable to European commerce than could have been obtained,

; and much short of what France and Eng land would have secured had not our Minister yielded to Russian influence. These attacks upon our Minister and government from the imimate knowledge they disclose of the secret history of the negotiation are supposed to have been written in the British Foreign Office, or by an English official connected with the English diplomacy. From facts that have come to light, it is suspected at Washington, that some of these extraordinary disclosure of our secret diplomatic measures have been betrayed by Sir Gare Ousley, who ha3 been sojourning at Washington, occupying a dubious position, and making himself the confident of Mr. Buchanan. What facts may he not have gained at the social board, and in the confidences and careless hours of excursions to New York and Bedford Springs ? Is it not a disgrace to the country that a paid employee of the Foreign office of Great Britain has, during all the discussions with foreign nations, involving the material interests of the United States, been the bosom

friend of our Executive ! Ought not we, of all others, to have been cautious of him ? fceaj- a young uiau m Cincinnati, one night last week, went to a ball, and did not return home until a late hour next morning, Finding the door fastened, he attempted an entrance by the balcony. The father,

who

fancied he was a burglar, seized a revolver and blazed away two or ti.ree times, one of ; the balls taking effect iu tie shculdr of the son. Fortunately the wound waa not of twrioit? character.

Tiie Hog Crop on (h 91l8liitppt. A letter from a highly respectable commission house in St. Louis, dated the 6th inst to. a packing house in this city has the

following comments upon the prospect of the hos crop in Missouri, and the country tribu- I tary r. thn St I,,-.ni market. An it a written for the information, and to guide the operations of a friend of the writer, its statements niay be relied on as revealing his honest convictions. He has good means of forming a correct opinion. lie says : "Since my return home, I have been arranging my figures for an eetimate of the incoming hog crop ; and I think it a moderate estimate to calculate the increase over last year, at 15 per cent. The surplus of old pork on hand islargely over last year'8 stock, at this date j and as yet we have no indications of any increase iu the export demand; though the abundance and case in money matters, may and likely will induce a speculative de mand for export later in the season. Home consumption, too, is likely to be larger this, than last year; but allowing for these, and taking the most favorable view of the prospects ahead, I do not see anything to justify the present priceä for hogs, as quoted at Cincinnati. No contracts have been made hero yet for over 5 nett, except one for 500 hog3 at ?5 25." Z3i A terrible epidemic has prevailed among the Lecouipton Buchanan men here for tho hist week, which has carried them all off; there is scarcely one to be found. The same fatality has attended the receipt of the news from Illinois, wherever it has reached. The State Journal says the same is the case iu that city. The admirers of Judge Douglas have multiplied rapidly since the receipt of the news that he had secured the election of a majority of his friends to the Illinois Legislature. The nest "reading out of the party " will be done by the men whom John L. Robinson, Voorhees, McDonald, Bright, Fitch k Co., have denominated discrjrauizers and rebels. The Sentinel has suddenly discovered that the Douglas Democrats are mighty good fellows and is using several barrels of soap daily in attempts at plastering over some ugly places in the paät it would like now to sec hid.. Säflu a speech, a few days ago, Senator Hammond, of S C, said: He did not think there was anv territory belonging to our Union, suitable for slave ry, unless our Pacific slopes would answer; but there the mongrel races of Mexico would amalgamate with the slaves, and the insti tution would become worthless and insecure. This is the view which every practical and sensible man must take of the subject. There is sow no unorganized territory with in the Union, to which slaves would be. to any extent, introduced, if it should be per mitted by law hereafter, and negro slavery could never exist in connection with the Peonage of Mexico. There seems, there fore, no just grounds for fear of the exten sion ol slavery, which makes the stanlo of our political discution.. &3The Democrats of all shados of opin ions, are rejoicing over what they believe will be the inevitable effects of Seward's Rochester Speech. Thev think it has re moved him as an aspirant to the Presidency, aud damaged the prospects of his party. The " Occasional'' correspondcut.of tho Philadelphia Frets exults over it as follows : I am glad to see Seward's Rochester speech in print. I may say I am delighted. It is a great speech, aud never was a speech better calculated to acconiplisd its end al though that end may not be intended. It effectually, surely, inevitably lavs him out politically. So it is ; elated, like others, with the glorious news from Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Iowa, he thought he could say anything, and that it would be swallowed without objection. But how mistaken he is ! I have seen Republicans from the strongest Republican 'districts of Pennsylvania, and they are loudest in their denunciations of his iniprncti vlity aud its extravagance. Vaulting- ambition hath here really o'eileaped itself. A Docdt. Some of the politicifins at Indiannpolis are puzzled to know whether Dunham, appoiuted by Governor WiHard as Secretary of State, is to hold office under the appointment only for the fraction of Mr. ilcCure's unexpired term, or for the nest year. The Constitution provides that the Secretary of Stale "shall hold his oflice till his successor is elected and qualified." Mr. ilcC'lurc is Mr. .McClure's elected successor. Ho has resigned his present commission; hut after thesisth of January lie can come in and qualify under his recent election. The question is, does the Governor's appointment give Dunham the ollice beyond McClure's present unexpired term ; if t-o, does it not give it to him for the next regular term of two vears ? The Wrisington correspondent of tho New York Tribune says that although the law confer tin the Postmaster General authority to make the Post Office appoint ments, -where the remuneration is below $1,000, the President has personally directed them in Illinois, "without the least respect to the wishes of the Department, or any form or consultation. The rule has been uniformly, when a Douglas head was seen, to hit oflV The writer continues: "Every other Cabinet Minister is treated in the same way. A schoolboy could not be more submissive before a teacher than those gentlemen are." ßä"The bitter quarrel betw een the editor of the Ivicbmond South, formerly the organ of the fire-cnting disunion party ia Virginia,with the lion. Mr. Yancey, of Alabama, has had the effect to drive the former into the support of the Union, and to applaud the National Uniou Speeches of Jefferson Davis, made during his recent Northern visit. The violent doctrines uttered by Kcitt. Yancey and other Southern incendiaries, will turn ultimately all moderate, sensible men. J62j The murder said to have been committed at a gambling den in New York, tnrns ont tob ahoag.

Au Extraordinary Exhibition. The Uopkiusviile (Ky.,) Mercury,' w a the following account of the appearance of ten brothers Brown, at the Agricultural Fair

in that county last week : . A remarkable exhibition took place in our , .., . i... .1.... of the lair nnipuiuieaire uu iui: mat one twrhaiw never before witnessed at any fair in the Union, and which would have been a noticeable feature at any exhibition in the world. Ten brothers, uamed Brown, all fine looking fellows, with a strongly marked family likeness, with long Mowing boards, dressed in' similar apparel, and mounted on ten superb gray chargers, which they rode in splendid style, entered the amphitheatre and dashed around the arena as gracefully und as fearlessly as a cavalcade of Bedouins chasing a living foe over the desert. They twined and interwincd in every varicty of evolutions. Now in lengthened line, now whirling iu intersecting circles, now thundering all abreast in one unbroken line, whose front seemed as impregnable as a Macedonian phalanx, and whose advance was as steady and as imposing as an approaching billow of the ocean. The excitement was intense, unbounded, and universal, and the spectators cheered long and loudly, while shwwers of boquets rained from the hands of beauty on the gallant horsemen. At the call of the Marshal, they reined up in presence of their venerable mother, who was looking with tears of joy and pride on her array of gallant sons, and on behalf of the Association, Major N. E. Gray presented her with a silver goblet, accompanied by some very beautiful, touching, and appropriate remarks. The eldest Brown is aged 40 ; the youngest 20 years. Their names are Andrew Julien, Absalom. Gravenor b., Au gustus W, Robert S., William, John A. E., Thomas F Samuel M., Miltoa U. All but three live in thi3 county, and all but one in this State. They are all farmers and traders, and are steady, thrifty, respectable men. That day was the first time for fifteen years since they had all met, and an nflecting meeting it was, both to them and to all who beheld it. , Wh-.-a Boon or late tli-y rea h that coast, O'er lifu's rout:h o'reau driven. May th.-y rejoice, no wanderer lost, A family in heaven Executive Frauds in Elections. Tho Brooklyn (X. Y.,) Eagle, a democratic pa per, exposes the means used by the Admin istration at Washington, to secure the Lecomnton candidate for Conjrress from that district. With all the bribery and frauds committed, t'.ie Executive candidate came out second best, in a race of three : The Navy Yard was stuffed with employees crowded into it hundreds upen hundreds, so that they could hardly walk through the yard will.o-it knocking their heads together ; every one ot whom was compelled to pledge himself to laylor before he could gain un entrance. Besides the votes manufactured in this way. every employee was taxed more than a tithe of his whole pay to raise a hujre corruption fund to pay up the floating scum ever ready to sell itself on the eve of an election. The employed in the yard were for the most part the noted bullies and ruffians of the city. We ask any candid man if the appearance and physiognomy of the sqnads who hung around the polls in two or three Navy Yard Wards of the city yesterday, shouting for their master, could be matched anywhere except by looking through the grating of a penitentiary '.' Such forms and faces never looked upon this outer world before, except through prison-bars, a medium of vision familiar with most of them. The means employed to manufacture Taylor voters, were not more corrupt than the manner in which they were used was degrading. They were sent to the polls with marled ballots in their hands, headed by their overseers, and driven like dumb beasts of the 3tall to vote this marked ticket, with the eye of their slave-drivers upon them; a spectacle better calculated to " make e'en angels weep," than any sccna transacted in a Southern slave-pen. The result has proved that only the employees thus tyranically coerced voted the ticket, and throughout the whole city it did not receive one honest, unpurchased vote. ' The New York Tribune, discussing the influence of Douglas' election, says : Senator Douglas has achieved a signal triumph. Whiie every oilier free State but California has gone against his party, Mr. Doug!a3 has beaten the Republicans and the Administration we had nttirly said combined but, since that is denied, we will say alike. Possibly, that he has beaten the Hepublicans by the aid of the Administration's weakness and unpopularity and the current suspicion that its head urgently desired his discomfiture, even at the cost of seeing his placo filled by. a. "Black Repubii.an," would be the truer statement. At all events, the result is unquestionable. A majority of the new Legislature of Illinois is fur Douglas, and he will be returned to the Senate for the term of sis years from the 4th of Miwcli next. Illinois now presents the same attitude I toward the North and South respectively that Pennsylvania did in 1850, and Mr. Douglas holds the position then held hv Mr. Buchanan. He must either lie nominated, or the Democratic party practica! !y retires from the contest, surrendering the govern ment to the Republicans. Ot course, not only the Northern but the Southern Slave Democracy also at least, that very large jropt rt'on of it described by Mr. Ca'houn as "held together by the cohesive power of public plunder" must insist on the nomination of Mr. Douglas ; and even those who will affect to oppose it w ill anticipate and accept it as inevitable. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. as (se.vtm,e.tij' mi a X'M.yo j jL Fine and Ueiiabie Diiire,y llorne, raised by himself, for wuieh lie ha. no inmiediate use, would dispose of him. The animal is a sorrel, five years old ; of si.e, symmetry, and good earriasre, and unexceptionable qualities, may be je.-en at tlte stables of the Mierwood Uoiue, ou and after Friday, l'.'th iiMt., til! sold. tiovlOdl (J' t mr rf.( EiiT.n 200 Brls White lamp : 10 Hhds New Sugar; 50 Boxes Yirginiu Tobacco : 2() Coils Manilla Cordiice. for sale at lowest ratesby novlO C.E. KOSTKK A f. tS Ct It Kl CT I R.I Mj S.MCE.--TME ML Board of Directors of the Warrick County Aj;i ii-ultural Sc-rie ; , j-ropi-se holding a!l Agricultural Mcctine. fn BiKiuviile, on Thursdav and Friday, the 2d and 3d r'ays of Decemlier. 1SÖ8, for se'Lng at Public Auction, any property which may be 1 rotiuht s forward at the time, for sale. All srsons bavin? J any property to dispose of in this way, w ill please i bring it here and have it entered on the Secretary's j books, stating thu terms on which they wish to have their property sold. A commission of two per cent will lie charp-d for selling, and one per cent for offering and uu ale is made. Sale entries opn to i the world. NATHAN PYE ATT. Pres. W. G. Ralston, Sec'y. novio. i v vi se Ts j.vn 'TVBsZsr,ij c. JJp AGES all kinds, received per steamer Ney- : turns and iu store, for sale low by j nov 10 S. K. CiII.BERT & CO. AjKJJR, MOCtSSES JVMi EMS II .1 T ' Ol AUCT ION. We will snll at Auction, oa 'I rs- j day morning, Nov. Ilth, at 9Vä o'clock, at our Auc- j tion Uoom, corner of Jlaiu and Third streets, 10 j barrels of New Orleans Suirar ; 8 barrels New Orleans Molasses; lr4 barrels Suuarll oust; do.; ö barrels Smrar ltefiiierv'Svrno : t;1.; boxes of Tobie-co ; liarreti-of L.ke. Fish. The sugar w ill !e sold on a credit of four months on ail sums of twenty dollars or more. y pood secured notes. D"-I2 WOOI.i:Y Et0( Anct.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

jfTlXMi.V FOR S.MI,E.-TXVO YOKE H-P of will-broken, larfre Oxen, in good order, fur sale. Apply to novBdlra 1'. D. ALLEN. ' mooTiciz.--Tiit: yj.vmierbvruh V V County Agricultural and Horticultural Society will hold its regular monthly meeting this day, Saturday, November lit b, 1&3, at the Court Huiise. at il'Z o'clock, V. 1'. UOi'.NBUUOK, Dov.V .secretary. fy O.i l- .I.VII C.iJ'ilM.ES 23 MiOXES ty Ciutimiuti Soi..p, assorted: 2," boxes assorted sUes Star Caudles, itrst received and for sale 1 y YICKEKY B ROTHE IM, ' nov-t - JNn. 2 Main street. QiJjL Groin tint) superior Mate ue, liiisui paw-'ed in quality, cheapness, or neatness i f packages, iu stoic j aud for salo very low bv V1CKEBY BROT HE US j pot4 Nö. P2 Main street. j wjSL made front Mapto Suar, which can be had ' cheap at the nti.ro of VICKL'HY BKOTHKKS, novl ' '. Main street, j V 8 E K J2 JV P M V U VIS CJK Stil- , TIES ! 2ÖO lbs choice Cream Tartar ; j SIM lbs Sup. Carb. Soda ; j 500 lbs Washitiff or Sal Soda ; j 10 Boxes pure Corn Starch, Ac, tc. for salo I cWpby VICKEKY B1SOT1IEKS, i Iiov4 No. 82 Main street. j "sr tj tk sS'jt.ilaitsrjMit ü V V Sea-shore Sand for sale Uy j nov4 tSKO. FOSTEH A CO. I ill -iU HUT UJHHMiT S 0 i KIUL'ä sizes and kinds, in store and for sale ! VICKEKV ItltoTllEUS, Xo. x-1 Main street. ' by nov4 iW LI K sold at the Court llous: DLCEMmiH 1st, 1S.'K. , in Evausviile, ', SIXTY LOTS In the Eastern Eiiluigemciit, including l.)U teet t re nt on Main street, and lo." feet on Locust. Ttit"o Lots are in close proximity to the depot of the Evativillo A Crawfordsviile ItaUroad, Wabash and Erie Canal, Main street, aud the Ohio Kiver ; they arc w ithin from three to eijht squares of the liiver. They are accessible aud convenient for residence or baiVKS9 purp'-B.s. Titty urs note ojfeW JurtiiU for thr first iiur. To the Mechanic, Merchant aud the Manufacturer, they ortet a rare chance for investment, and every matt who wants a Eot for building should take advantage id' t.io opportunity now presented, 'ilm Easteru Enlargement is growing rupiuiy, and will soou 1 in tlic heart oftbe rity.

Lot Block 11 a 3 8 in '. 17a 20 10 7 11 11 12 6 Li it i;i 10 13 11 1.1 1 20 7 21 I-J 22 9 21 iUt 2V. Hi 12 2:1 2H 5 2 I C 01 :it :.-2 12 02 2.1 .".3 12 ol u .':

Size. Lot 2' in loo a -cloo 9 211IS 8 .vl4:Ji 4AU iilxliM 11 21x124 pt 1't 2 Block ;t2 3:t 34 Size. 30x14' 30x1 4'i 3Dxl4N'2 2.,xl42i 1S-J4XH2X ::0.li2j 24x1 2 30x142' :tt'xll2'3 2')xlo0 2'ixl on 2.-.X112'.; 2.".xloo " ::mx42' j 34!-.ixl2!-:l IU 'X 112'.'. 30x1 42' I 21x14'-; 311x1 12-" 2-".xl42!-" 2rixl42U :'xl4ti'-j 3"xl-l5.'.. 37 21x124 3A12 3S 3D 40 41 42 41 4.". 41 i 41 4 S 4'.l 50 ,M r.2 21x124 211x100 2'xlnO 2'iXltH) 24x12-1'.: 21x124' 2 2lxl24'i 2txl21; :jixl42'.-i 21x12433 2-lxllS'i 2-i.xHS 3txl 12'.; ,V2xll2!i 2 14 1R 8 ."Ab; 2ill u 10 2(1 13 t'A2i 1J 8A1 1 li.A22 2;;xi4s 3 3 ix l IM .j 8 'Mix!!'.. 20 TITLE PERFECT TEBMS. ODu-lourth cash ; Uwuuce iu one, two, und three year.-, with interest, secured by moilgages on the promise. I'latscan Iwsoenatthe Co-inty Trea-iurer's office. City Collector's, and at my utliew, where all information will beiuinised. J'UlOS. E. UAKY1N, nov4 '1 hit d street. M.IJ1M1. (n- vi) -SO Bit 1. 8. M'Oli OE'i. I-OST EU A C. gOI.-tSTt.lt OE r.MHIS 30 HtJLS. M lor saiu I y OI.O. FOSTEK A Co. V -Vf . if.iitH e i-s,f.iii tTF; SL aud small, in store, and f-r sale lv nov4 S. E. f;l LiJEKT A CO. KW 75 boxes fVr sa hv s. E. til LbEit 1 A 1. uovi Syi-atu ir stro -t. u- ar Water fl' Sl tJ.iH1 hhd. Sugar, 1 barrel Cranlierrie, 1 barrel Dried Beef, 1 barrel cainassetl Ham, 2."i bushels Mesh.moi k l'-itatiss. novt A. D. UEYSoLD1 & CO. I CH It VA'I T M L O I ff, (SUITS, liiiniminv, unbolted Wheat Fioui-, 'm u .Meal, chicken and horse Feed of every variety to be bad at nun s flint, on rei iinii .-stroef. oeiow o.;K. N. B Ol üci-s promptly atti-uded to,and every ar tide bought wili bo delivered at the duelling of the purchaser. novf j I 9 It It E It E IU t E II 0.VH1 T t: It S. j Jl 23 per Can. Warranted extra, and Cans full Bccchcd daily per Lxpreus. Z. II. COOK SON. novl hoxes ii.i.nntunii ciiemjsm:, m3 Throe hutub-eij poun-ls Zaute Currants.. One hunilie-1 Onoa Citrons, Ten huishttU 1 'rauf erries, dm hundred bushela prime Turnips, ' Fitly bushels fresh Corn Meal, Twenty-five bushels prime w hire Bean, Five dozen Cotton Mops and Mop Stick-, Two hundred Bath Brick, received and for aale by (nov:!) Z. II. CO! K SI N. fE I' SCO.! H IO HIIIIS. I ULTIMI V w new Sugar juat received and lor sale lv nov2 BBESTON BHOS. mEW RMCE. 5 TIE It (ES Pit M.TIE new Bice just received and for pale by nov2 I'UKSTON BK05S. JIFiiESII Ml LCI 1 CO'A S, for sale nt oct27 .. 11 .COOK A SON. TnITTSIMCIt( COJIM..M'Olt S-tl.E, JSL at 17 tail. Ord- s ieft at HORNBROOK'S STUKüJ, 111- at mir otlii-e iui the corner o;" KuU-m Avenue nd Water tit reet. A. J. HL'TCililSuX & CO. liov-'.ind O It It Milt OM' TIIK ..H.TfOwV iimcilif the City of Evan -tvi.le, J, GkouulWoi,ruv. Collector of said city, do hereby tve notice that 1 will sell, on tho 2 h clay of November, 1W. at the door of the Court House in said City of Evaosville, betwieii the hours of in A. M., and 1 o'clock. P. M , nf Public Auction, the ft.iiowing Lots, or pioci of icrouud, or so much thereof as may b necessary to fay the following amounts charped against such Lots for work done theieou by biiid liy, tocetlier w ith the cost of such sale : Lot 11, lock KÜ, East Eni S3 ' K " " 14, fetoikwe'd's Eul 2 0J " in, " in, " 1 44 11, " in, " 2 77 " vt j,,t i 2 r.f " :u, " 17. " 2 on ' " 17, ' 2 ou " 31 and 32 Lower En! 7 .10 " -22") Honation Etil 37 Ii " Uli " 9 69 " 114 Old rian is s3 CEOUUE WtiLKLUJ. CitV folle nov3-riwd r. lAVICKL F. CIi nrRr WILLIAM a. HAKFIi. &v Mi. HILBERT K CO., SVCCESSOUS to Uilbert A Howies, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Sycamore street, lictween Water and First, EvansTille, Indiana. A full assortment of Groceries always on hand, and for sale at the lowest prices. Asreuts for " ( ypress Mills," Cotton Yarns, Ac, at manufacturer's prices novl II.I.EIt EOR ll.II.J1 1TY and cheapness. Cox' latent refined spark - j ling tielatitio, stronger than Isinglass, at one half ; the cost for convenience, Htrensth. purity, la-auty ! and cheapness, stands unrivalled for making rich ' crvstaJliuo jell v. For sale bv j novl " II. COkII A SON. ! ii.inniics e cre 'cTh er i'iJ i W KliAli, make of 18,37, fir saK bv novl Z. 11. COtilv SON. inv.niiiM.ys! p v.npuM.ys.' : 3000 -Jl So. 1 Bumpkins for sale by the load, hundred, or single one, by (novl) Z.H. COOK A SON. 8 S S.i.yTiin .i S.U.IC, it fMiCw W LINO House and Lot, or vacant Lot in this city, for an improved Farm of 114 acres, within 5 hours' riile of Cincinnati ; or It 0 acres of Land in Wisconsin. For further particulars enquire at the Savings' Bank. novl-4iu MSSOM.l'TlOJTHE MIR.H OE Oti.BKitT jc Bowles was dissolved on the2-,th instant, by mutnal consent. The business will be continued by our successors, Samuel E. Uilliert and William It. Baker, under the firm of S. E. Gilbert & Co., who arealoucaufhorizod tosettlethe business of the lat-j firm. SAMUEL F.. GILBEST. I HENRY BOWLES. EvüTirrtne, Oct. SO, If??.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

jTBtti-nz com 150 ttjtis JUL CEiVED and to arrive, and f.rs.-ile bv nov2 PKKSTON BUtlS. TE ni H TS . -E W YORK GOLDEN Syrup, extra, Itelxdled sugar house Mclaasea, Crushed Suar, Pow di red Sugar, " Loaf S'tg-ir,-litOgroM f;.-ites" New York Mab ben, '2i di:.;-ii ihirkee's Stove lMnekiii, 10 dotten iron bound iiu'f lbisin-U. lieeeiteU and for sale by (novi t Z. II. COOK A So N. - -jrm dUWEßS WJJTEIt I'OIl THE 'L'fcillo ing property ov in our Warehouse, corner Locust street ami the Canal. G. S. Kelly, 2 boxes tjiothtng, J. F. Helluian, 5 bo?.ps Mereiisndi-o, V. AS. 2 ' 1 Kalt, W. F. Stone, 1 Pox Mrs. Palmer, 1 C. Pndd, 1 Ch;t, J. Kmrich, !i Bales Hops, F. 11. Sneeder, 1 " " T. A. Sauden-, 2 Ilhds. Charcoal, 2 Bxes Fried. Tuchier,l Moss. Mary Thompson, 1 Bedstead, F. Hutchinson, 1 Model Harrow Keleca l'avis, 2 Boxes, ! 1 Chest, i 1 J.H.Wells, S Kegs, K- West. 2 boxes, Keller A Burman, b " W. C. Foster. 1 " Pean A Detuosi, 1 " F. Hiilmau, t cask, Ynknowru, I Shingle Machine, 1 Horse Power. (iEOlinE FOSTER A Co. -i äk it j'r i I.? j a j "i -iV i of leiser ut juiaia auu laziai streets, i.niuilto 11. MclioNALD. WXOU SJIMjE, O.Vf J M' IVA VitttS CKCSHEU. tvv .inEit- ! riifi'ed to run bv I steam, one luortisimr machine, in jris-wl order, and a I lot of CarjM-Hter's Tmds. Also, a lot of Shafting i avd Pulleys, and a pair of Str.tnb's Burrs Fur : salo cheap', bv J. B. Mc DON'ALB. t Oct20.2wl jmisizsiiii:itM iUL ' I JtO Ci-anbcri ies, I Canvassi'd UaibK, ! Dried Beef, 1 ' New Macken !, I Lathi-op's Bluit), sale bv Ioct271 , Ac. Ju-t received A. D. BEY SOLDS and for t A CO. - MI EliWJ TMS.rH CUE It WITIIOIT j ft' fail, bv Dr. T. ili-dtitt'S'S SAIifAl'A- i B1I.L.V and 'IODIDE OF POTASH, the great j Blood Purifier and Health Restorer, prepared from Fresh Boot, the only kind worthy the confidence j of physicians or the pubiic, old imported root lieing ! inert. The components of this medicine are hic;h- j ly extolled by fume of the most dininguisucd phy- j sicians iu the world, as Sir Wui. Funlyce, Brodic, Bell, Ac, for the cure of Iiheomatism, Scrofula, J White Swelling, Syphillis, Neuralgia, Discasi a of: the Kidneys, Liver, Spine and Skin Dropsy, Fsinale Coiuplaiuts, Oid Sores, Pimples on tho Face-, Ac. It makes tiie skin clear and smooth au object of interest with the ladies. It removes mercury, or any impurities of the blood or system, aitA should be used in the Spring to purify too blood aud prevent sickness. Price, SI a bettle. Mcüon n's E.-ence Tar, a certain cure for Bowel Complaints, as Diarrhea, Dy eutery. Flux, Ac. South-Aiuerieau Tar, Spring Liuiite-nt, aud Vermifuge, uiiparah Iii d for its s'.iceess. The thiee above m-'dicines prepared by. II. S. Hruiics, Memphis, Teimesse. Sold in Eiansville by Kr.u.Ktt A WuiTt:, Leiscm Je lvAiti.srr.:r. D:-. Juti.t' M mti-m p. i c"20-!2ind hL.t;iits uo hum:, st t cE?;3 soi-s to . S. HoW.WiD, IIKCKIYIXG, KÜiWAKiil.NG, AND General Comniissiou Mcrchanls, EVASsVILLE, IND. Having taken the stand of lr. S. Howard, we are in hopes, by close attentat n.Jo business to retain ail his old and numerous customers. a Wo will give particular attention to all consignments f"r sale, and will forward Tobacco, Fork, Lard, Ac, East, Wit. North or Suiiih, at t!u lowest current rates of freight. Liberal ca.-b advances made on produce consigned to New Orleans. U. O. SLACUltTLK, K. C. ft. At OUTER, M M. lloMIK, JR., The above firm, Messrs. Slaughters A Ho'tge, having taken my stand in the ForwanliiigaHii t.'i.mmissi ni biines, 1 take great pl-iasuie Iu saying io my friends that their consignments wii! he wc!i careit for by the new house. Mr. lli.Hge h;is Is-en with Lie a long whiie, ami I consider him in every way well worthy th' patronage so liberally extended to me. '1 he Messrs. Slaughters are favorably known on Green river as good Tobacco men. octö7-!iiul I!. S. HOWARD. i 'ay. i Stukct, .vrii oKin.tss. la. J it. sU'MIT. .12-2- lii.ll '. ii-iwai; t. L. IIM.VIJ. L Er AM) Blank Book Manufacturer, i ii: t ttneTf 1x1 w.tu Main ml Li'fiot. KYANYILl.K. 1X!. TVank Honk-: rule!, iT.j.tt anl mailt to tnl-r of tin lt't imjtTt lViitn a Mt'iiiiHiiii'lMin f t'.i largest LnltT. Music anil MnaziiH-4 Inmiiil in any eiyle. ot't'iT-r.mtliw ! JK ir,A 1 J MT THU M,MV V A (ncraliy kmiwn liittndtt .-) nt No. 48, Main fctret, have just receiveil their new htix k of Watches, Juwelry, tiilver W are, nporior Plated Ware, SKvtat'le8, ainon whiih vti he lutind all the latest und most beautiful el y leu in tlm market. Yv'e wNh it i.st iitly iiTiderttod that wo warrant the qtiality of our Jewelry to Nj as 5;ootl ;s any made, and in tyle, leHUty of finish, ami excellenee of workmanaltiiri, it is not to bo sin j assed. Ye are rfellinr at thr lowest laittm prirc tor caah. A full a-irtment of Clocks always on hand. ociHiUtwm rm.t x .wrjfE-.voTft'E s eäl. Ji- liy K'veti to ilia Tax l'ayers of Vanderlniruli County, that 1 have received from tho Auditor of j the County the Fax luncate lor the current year, and w ill he prepared to receive tho Taxes asessied for the current year ( l5fj at my Ollice, from and after the 10th day oi October, ls.'iH. "or the rate of Taxation for the current year, eeo Lilian hand bilU lusted np tlirouffh the Count v. THEODOItE VENE MA NX, oc(22-!lwd .- . Trettmrvr of Van. Co. ISOJLVTMO.V OM' COEJtHT.YMlIlSll I P. the firm of Wat.i-n, New hurv A: Co., was dissolved Oct. 1st, 1S'8 The linsinetss will hereafter lie carried on under the firm of Xewlmry & Clement, w ho are authorized to settle up the btlMueKd ot the late linn. JONATHAN WATSON, l. XEWIU'I! V, .1. H. CLEM KNT, oct22 C. S. Cll EKN. c CEMENT70 ItULS. FUU SALE LOW, l!Y ;IL1!ETA floWLES. lx:t21 .1II(ITS TL'UI'EN'nXE.-O UB-LS. JN l'EUKv feet unler, for sale bv tilLBERT i BOWLES, oet'23 Sycamore street. w h7 itis, iMVMiAK' 'ir'itSii'& G jSL just ni-eived three barrels of fresh Havana Oranges. Call before tli-y aro all sold. TMc.iiaYiS'T soi.mi ..v W iiitenstin our establishment to Mr. äaiuiie.1 Vickery, the style and fiini will in future be Vicki.rv A lIuoriiF.RS, in hope therefore with the acquisition of a new but eirtericiK-ed partner, there will be an increase of trade to tuehou.--e'. Thanks for past favoi-s, fiespi-ctfii'lv. .te., J. W. YICK Eltv' A Co., ort20 No. 22 Main street. W SALE AM RETAIL 1I-.ALL1:S IN FAMILY GROCERIES; CLASS, NAILS, FLGUR, orain. Seeds, Bacon, Lard, Tubs, Buckets. Churns, and Woodware generally. No. Main struct, Kvausvtile, Ind. Gooils delivered in any part of the city free of choree. oct21 JA. W. VlfKKKV .THUN VICKKRT A'. VK.'LKKT. J. tU.VE, MORW.I.'tiH,V(J AN1 Commission Merchant, No. 2 Sot tu Watf.u &tuj;bt, Evansvilli:. ct21-ly & f n.n i: .no RE OF THOSE MI.'S'E K9 Apples. Also, li jounjr lurfcies. Fnsli Cocn leal. Yolinj; Chi. kens. Y'liung Hyson Tea. Sweet I'otatoes. Just received at net 2! I A. I'. ISEYNllLflS A Co's. VT&RJ YMJit HOOliS Jt.VII ItIHI,KS. JbL A splendid selection in Antique. .Morocco, and Velvet Bindings ; also iu fancy wmwl. .Inst received by HOBELL CON YNUTON. RVJS'! ! R .V JJn UVY! ! ! JEtVBUY ! BUY ! Ill" V! The mnlersisned ru.-iH-ctfuliy announces to the citizens of Evausviile that he has opened a feed store on the corner of Water and Locust streets, where l.e koeps constantly ou baud a supply of all kinds of Feed whk-h he will sell at the very lowest cash prices and deliver to any part of the city free of charge. Bleas give him a call. oet20 J. V. DUSOI'CHET. J3eJ" I'rompt attention (riven to all orders.K Hl.y'Gl.ES ! Ji'oplar Shingles. SHMJVUCES lOO Just received aud for sale by JOHN F. GLOVEU. net 20 iOIIEi'S' M.JLUMES HOOK EOR IWX-iveniber. at r--tl3 P0BEL i COXYNCTON'?.

t 1SEliV 1,11 E Vf.VA YMIiLE J.VMt O- -CAJliO PACKET, J. W. MILLS, Mister, Leaves on Monday, the 1Mb. at 4 o'clock, and vr make regular trits everv 5 1I-1V3. ocrVJ 11 JtMBMCH'H .BEJT &HOi:THlZ JIJJ undersicued wishes to inform tito ?.,- fW-vCr la.ti m uas oiieiie-! M-J .Meat Shop on tho corner r of OL'ffiSfi Harket and Walnut ä!io-:s, raK-w-iL woeio ne will constantly keep ail kinds of Iresh meat, and would be happy to meet his friends and customers. Please give mo a call. cctU THEOBALD EM7.'IClT. ffJ.VA' M. lTI BE it THE M'EOPhM: ML are just bt siuiiiii; to find out tlfat Watson. Newbury A Co., i:n, and do, sell lumber cheaper than any other dealers iu town ; consequently, they go there aud buy, and are so well satis-hi-d that they to twice and three times over. ?ow, as we calculate to stay here and sell boards, we say to all who are in want of plank, come and see us, at ike corner of Main and Eighth streets, and n will satisfv von, that what we say is true. WATSON, NEWÜC&Y A Co. octll . i'M-'.'eJ 0EJlÖ'ETS,tTJtJ I I lioeds, Bibl-ons aud Flowers, on Friday n.ornlug, October Mb, IS'iX. Permit me to call your at- , tuition to my stock of Spring Millinery Uoods, . which have. been bought under favorable circiim- j stances, and which for variety and novelty of stylo : will, I trust, be found to btirpass auvthin? ever ' brought to this city. F. B. HA UK LR, j First street, lietwoeu Main aud Locust, opposite ! the Pst Ollice. octli I viuhm:. 10 bbls. Alum, 10 " Coppiu-as, 5 " Sulphur, 0 " Yen. red. 2 ' Gum Camphor, 2"i0 " Cream Tartar. 50 coil Jute inch roH, V5 " Manilla inch do, 25 " hemp halter nijic, 2'. " Manilla " " 2." doz. Ile lcunN, 10 reels i-i-ttnn Inch do, fo bales No. 1, Cannelton Batting, 7. boxes Star Candles, 7ö boxes liiainoud Starch, 20 bags Alspiee, A Cen.Kini Carraccas Indigo, 2- bales Candle Wick, 2ö bags Pepper, 5 ' Cloves, A small lot of ext'a family ilour. For sale low to close consignment, bv octS WI1EELEU A lilGCS. First street, opposite the Poet Ittice, Evansville, j Indiana. The. citizuiis of Evausviile and tho pub. ; lie generally are respectfully informed that this j magi. iricent saloon (formerly Burk's Exchange) has been entirely refitted and furnished ic every department, and is now ojx'n for the season, where visitors i can always have served up at the shortest notice and iu the most sui:b style all the delicacies of the seaion, game of all kinds, Yenisou, Wild Duck, Turkey, Fish, Ar. Shell Oysters re.vivcd daily, by express, as well as in cans, will lie served iu every stylo to suit the patrons of the St. Charles. Billiard players wilt find at this saloon a set of the . lines: marote top lsmiard iamcs lrom tho welt known and celebrated factory of J. M. Brunswick A Co. Suppers served up at all hours, (lay or night. A pielojd lunch will be rved up, in the most appropriate stvle, everv murning at 10 o'clock, ott ' J. G. HAKflXGToX. The hi:sTZy'irMJiirsTfiiij.S in town, at the lowest liguie, is ut Di cker A Iv.-aiuei '.--. lioti-luml Cotl'i e-b.,n.se keepers, and ailotiii-rs that ran appreciate good liquor and wi,h to buv it cheap, in quantities tusuit, -all soon as it goes öff fast, (octll) DECKE It A Kft AM Mil. O .v E It VE tJ M: T.M II M. E S-MIl E til A UK! VA L. 20 'furkies. 10 Dnen Chicken. 4 llll-hels I'ntatoeS. 4G Do.en Eggs. A. D. BEYN0LPS A CO. oct 3 &j i' mfß H M K a in ojns, hit,9 IlLUilS Brazil Nut, Knirtish WatnutK, Kis, rai-iüs rtiiT.nitüi rtn-k t-amh', oytvr, UthM'rf Siii'tiinerf, iilunt, ejistmi Kilt, tmli'hur, roll brimton', ru'it.Tiis, lüjdflcr, i-xtiat-t vt 1jV(mm1, imlipti, nM.'n tartar, m-:t Ixl-i-oHa, Mackin, h;.ttintr, cltivi'H, riin'i:t, ci;ird of all khtls, iiiifm; j;int r of all kiir.ls, litis jar-, laiiti-i ns ami flasks, li'Kion --vi uji. mu'tanl, n.alclirH, ))i)tHr iauifs stuuih tiuvsH, eilMiit tHV(kr, rSil't:!y fn.-o, tularci) of all kii:rts f.iiwy Mja'.f. Htarclt, viurar, I'ttrdajfi, lettt r, ui-to, t-a,. aii'l w riling aptr, tc;u, Hour, minj. !i'M, oevi l.ipes, talt ietT, etc.. oto., etc. A Kujij'lv ft'ili(' aliuve k-if couafaiitlv t-ii liami, uihI f.T salw Unrt i.y GILIiKKT & li)VKI-t tM-t"-it Sn-juiioiv Scrwt, tifiir Wat or. fflT Ä'.W J.Vi ltWT TO Cj s-11 .-Mirk of the- spjtsnn. liM.arrt'iB im AiM'ifn ; finest fr'4 A. I. UKYNOLDS Att must a Kit jav; shoj: tiN;s. KKI.K3IINU Itasimwon liaml a Uueo und rmieto as)i'tnietit of Leather and Ihh' Kimlin, to wliii h the attention of SbiK makers and otii in want of Leather i invited, which wil Ik Hihl it as low price freadiHs can Ik; obtained in any city went of the mountain-. Call at Xo. 7, -Iain street, and jude for voum-lvi, l.KATUKU UKLTINO. Swynioiir'K mariiim -tretel:ed Lt-atlier iVltin. A full supply at thu inanufaeturer'; ea.h priew. t;-t:i-:;tad J. KLKMIN. rmuw:M, ijh: timovsmh jvHShOMt JL SALK. Tho imdersi-rued hu 12,0t) Hvrmd hand SarltH for Sale. Tlny are suitable for Wheat ort'nta. Enquire at the ( itv JFilN. oct" 01XUOK WOLFIN, Aent. rjpiiE OM.MI EMO.VEMlIt, K'AS'lLIX, THOM.IS Is just receiving by Streimhoats and Bailrond, a large and complete assortment of Cooking & Heating Stoves, of the very latest Fall style and pattern, which 1 can sell at lower prices than tho ijreaf panic times of 18.V7. And I am fixed to do House Iloofincr, CJntteriitir, Copi-raiid Sheet Iron Work, nnd all other Job Work in my line, with great care and dispatch, which I warrant to be eipial, if not superior, to most work done lit this citv. Call on the Pioneer, oeti THOMAS SCAXTLKT. iOOoa ISVSUEM.S I'ltl.nii S'JiUats, .In bush, choice Apples, ö'niibs. .Sii-iii- cured ilriod Beef, ft doren assorted Brooms, CO bush. Sweet I'otatoes, VI do Crali Apples, önflOiiiley's Hams, ' 1,hxi lt, Itacoti Sides, 5 bids. No. 1 extra Mackerel, 5 No. 2 Mackerol, AO boxes extra Herring, 20 kits a-sorteil Maekerr!, öijd 113. extra large Codfi.li. JiVceived and for sale by - .. f.wtll . '.. H. C(KiK SON. W?OR S.I I. Mi .IT .1 K.l UVJI.V, .1 Ji. House ami Lot in N. .. Enlargement of the city of F.v.msville. Eniuircat the It. E. I. Office, No. 1, Not til Third street, Evansviiie. octl - CC. COL LI NM. . m:jm Tins. ice truo jre -iiKLICTEU. OR. CBAVES' FAMILY MEDICINES. Wedo not desire to interfere with the professional ethics of otn- medical schools, nor do we possess any skill in pharmaceutics, hut J)r. firavee has osned to our in.-jK-ciioii a mass of letters from bis ai-ms snd most resie--tabl drue;ists In all pacts of the country, which commend his family medieiues in the hijrhest terms. They meet w ith a very extended sale, which of itself is an excellent recommendation. We always feel reluctant to make any endorsement of medicines, but there are so many localities where no regular practitioners are within reach, and so many diseases which require prompt remedies, that a supply of tho prescriptions preiwirea by Jr. Graves, comiu-nded as they are for eilicieuey, wonld prove almost invaluable. In all eases of bickness, our first advice is to call the aid of a physician, but, if that is impracticable, it seems to us that Dr. Craves offers remedial agents in ane, cholera morbus, Ac. w hich may lie safely used, as he pives assurance that no deloterions compounds uro used in their preparation. Lovi.nlle Journal. Iir. Graves' anti-Fever and A?ne, anti-Bilious, I'urifyinjr. and Cathartic I'ills are inaluable to those affliited with any of these complaints. His IS ' American Liniment is paining a hijrli reputati for healins all kinds of ailments, both f man an' beast: avd parents should reiiiemlier that Iiis "Golden V-ruiifiiKe," is a certain remedy lor expelling worms from the system. For sale by Wholesale Drucirists generally. Hali.ock & ST'iDtiAnn, Kku.fr A While, W'x. BiKKBOWKR, and Lkfa ii it Cahsi.f.tt, Agents at Evausviile, Indiana. oi:t'-:;nnl . If 1ST It Mi ( Mi M VMiU. U'ESTER.V V n reserved Cheese, Canvassed Hams, S. C. Soda, German Soar, Shaker Brooms, Fine Sweet Tobacco. al by sortiP lot Just received and V. REYNOLDS A Co. for

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T IJMCJ! TMIJMI! TJ5J tUJ CHGMCK and Black teas just opened J. W. YICK EUY 4 CO. R-dectiou of Ureen i and for sale by itElsHcoi:.v ML jnst received at : Mpl30 A. 1lEJiJLr- 1Ü HVMt. D. EEYXOLIW V, J? i 6 f'Ti ;me. t .Vi.y -n SM MIJM ve SLflTjüots of over 13,000 acres f land in Southern MisMJtiri, subject to entry at 12j- cent per acre. Call and examine them at tho U. E. A I. 03jca, So. 1, North Third streat, Evausviile. octl C. C. COLLINS. is4 ii' ' riJKÄs7 mijye'mje js.v npiiuieil Agent lor Voir, Silver A Fvlch'a patent Saw (,'uiiuuer, which has taken the premium, at the Mechanical I airs of almost every State in the Union, and pronounced superior to anything niado for gumming upright aud circular saws. Auanartineut always in baud. sept30 CEO. S. SONTAGG. 7rr SEZZ.V ömei"t COST C V yet, but selling off at an advance on coat, chickens, eggs, butter, cheese, codli?u, flour, bacoD, lard, coffee, sugar, rice, mackerel, pepper, pice, nutmegs, cloves, ginger, with a variety if ether articles too numerous to mention. Callj and examin ' or yourselves, at Ne: 92 Main street. 1 S. W. YICK ERY A CO. - ; jf OOKittiUEHMUtn THIS. JSLJXf you want to get coin! ilav. If you w.-int t get good Corn, If you want to get uixsl mils. i If you waut to get good Bran, I If you want to get good Crushed Feed, j It you want to get good Chiikeu Feed, j If yon want to get good Corn Meal, i If you want to get good Timothy Seed, ; If yon want to get aood Grass Seeds of anv and : every kind, call at Kl'STuN S Feed and Seed Store, j under tho Telegraph Office, where you can be acj commoilated as cheap as tho chroipeflt, and as good ! as the best, delivered in any part of the city free of I drnyago. Iiecollect, at KCS1 ON'S, on Waterstroet. ! Just received, my first shipment by Canal, I'M ! tous of nrst-rato new Timothy Hav, and for aal i cheap. sept2s " B. S. B. (fOOU M'ISH. 54 OO M.I1S. VuTloo boxes line Crackers, 100 coils Manilla Rope, VÄI.2,000 Seamless Bags, 2 and ceived and fur sale by sep27 2' bushels. KoPKESTON BKOS. JfiMtMlSIt CEMiait MtRE, A c ., &c . XO Jt- dozen Cedar Pails, wnite, red and striped, bras bound, 10 nests Cedar Heelers, plain and striped, Lnu bound, 0 dozen covered Cedar Cans, brass bound, 3 files, 5 Cellar Churns, brass bound, 5 " piain w hite Cedar J'ails, iron bond, 2 and 3 hoojis, 5 " stout iron bound Stable Tails, 5 " Steamlioat Pails, stout irofi bound, 20 nests stout Cedar Tubs, iron bound, 4 and 11 in each nest. o dozen largest Horse Buckets, 10 " common iron buuud Buckets-, This day received, and now opening in tho finest condition, at the new AVoodeu Ware store of sept24 J. B. RI SSE LL, 272 Main st. bet Seventh and Eighth, Louisville, Ky. P HVCJiMiTS. -iO MIOZMi.S Wtt Varnished Well Buckets, stout a"d weil made in all rcsiccts. The quality aud prico aro such as cauuot fail to suit the trade. sept23 .1. B. RCSSELL, 372 Main St., U t. Seventh and Eighth, L.-uisville.Ky. HCSII. CHOICE IPrcK'S Potatoes. 'JV Sji 1. dozen Chickens, 100 " Eggs, 20 bbls. extra Flour, c-0 sacks 30 tons Bran. Just received and fur sale by sept2ö ,. II. COOK A SON. rmo J2- A 8 i.oym:rs oe aooii te-m. A superior arii.-lo of Young Hvson. Just re ceived mid for sale by A. D. REYNOLDS A Co. sept27 MIIE.YCMM iyku and scoriihr.. CiiriuT of Vim aii'l Firvt t-'trov-t-i, KYANSYlLf-E, INDIANA, "Vnli resi-ct'tfully inform thu l.uiio ami gentlemen if tliisntv ami vicinity, that hn vs oj entd DYEING, I'LKAMNfJ AND Uti'AlUlNU i J A1SLISHMKNT. YTh-ro lie will denn and dyo all kinris of Silk and YVoolU'ii Oin.it It. Will rt-move prr(f.tse, paints, Ac, withemt the nlilittHt injury to tho gmtds. All work done at this e.Hiabliälimeut will he warranted to ;r;ive entire ttisfaetiui. W;t2;j-Cm rjpTsi o öhIi Iii IriiiFsTs jttö J- liui-e, all klndd. JiMt rweived at CJILlUCiiT liOWI.KS, M'it23 tycamore atrt'!. JdJ0 Cotton, Heini, mid Manilla, in dozens ir uu reels. Just ret:cived and for sale by sed3 JlLbi-;iU' Je EOWLKS. MMiJ? .i.y t .is.! it m: M.ntr KANti: !1 IIOMK l-OMTANIrS. The nndersifrned having been appointed Agent for EvaiiMville and vieinitv, of tlte INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. S. F. CO INtiiON, Sec'y. T. A. JlOlUtlo, Vrvdt AM) TUR RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. H..I. HAillAWAV.Secy. t. 11AI1IAWAY, l're't are prepared to underwrite upon tho better chus of Eire and Marine KLks, at as low rates of pre liiium as are consistent with permanency and ro lability. These Companies rr-.nfine their bwinoa oxcliuivo ly to the State of Indiana. KB 'All looses BiH-eilily adjaotad and promptly paid w ithout any abatement or diminution hat ever. lleferencw: Every man, without exception, who lias Hiistaineil loss in either Company, a list ot w hom all citizens of our ow n State liiav be deea at our ollice. A. I. ltEYNOLlVb Si CO. Emnsville, Julv 8, iK.-iti-Iy MILS. SOO MtEUS JSSOUTEMI Kiea. TIMOTHT SEEP, 10H bush, prima new. For sale by septil OUR, OAZELT, 4 Co. T9I( Mi. IO TIEIU MiS I'RM.nE. M O a fi. sale, low, by s-pt.'l GILBERT & BOWLES. . tCUEREM. .M.yMI WHITE MI SH. -Ml barrels and half barrels. 1'icked Moss 25 bales, Kefined Sugars ÖO barrels Crushed, Towdsrod, and Kefined White. For sale bv sepl2.S CTLBF.r.T A BOWLES. Wg OOSIMJR 'M.UETtHä,EtU JXJrlä docu Chtclvetis. 2i " Kjrtjs, IU Irtish. Sweet and Irisli Potatoes, Also. Ilumbiirgli Clieese pt2:) A. D. REYNOLDS Co. TjtJOII.ICCO. 1ÖO M3ÖXES TäJS'MM JjL i-addies. id' poiitid, buif fiouuds, 5s. Twists, fcc. uit-diiiiii to very fine Virinio. Ciyars A l.irjre and full assortment of faror:t. brauils. For ate low by ' epIKS ULBERT BOWLES. JVÖTHER .VJKU' FEEMt STORE. 2l 'f he subscrilier has opened a new feed store, in theMianklin buiidii, at the corner of Waterand Locust streets, w here he will keep a full supply ot all kinds of the best feed, which he will sell at ths very lowest market prioi-s.. He has on hand eoru, hay, oats, meal, brim and shipstnff, Ac., Ac. sepl22 J ('. DESOICIIET. ,MTftH OF MYSO I, YEJ'C1Ji T tsv V the September term of the tÄmrt of Common Hens of VaiiderburKh County, the estate of And. M. Gerard, deceased, was declared probably insolvent. Creditors arc therefore notified that the same will 1? settled accordingly, Sl'SAN HAWKINS, 'PtlK Administratrix. bn-h. Irish IVtatoes. 2." Swi-et ' 2-v " Choa-e Onions. M.nrKI lf. iiuiKlej-V Hams. a.Kl " Bacon Sidi-s. . I,ii0 " Should.-rs. f (Ml ' Bacon Fork. Bi isins. Currants and Citron. i..ooo n-ei j-aienf .-Nin tv r as. i;ceired per F.. . I'- l!..l v fsepls z. H. CtK A SoX. VyFb.oruiK .Mill, Sifh, Door und Blind Manufactory ; Window nnd Door Frame ; Base Casings and Mouldings of all kinds made to order; Dressed Flooring aud Weather-boardm;; on hand. The undersigned would inform the public in general, that they have fitted the abow establishment with new machinery, and are now in operation and ready toexeeute all manner of work in their line on short notice, ai d in as pood style as any similar establishment in this part of the country, and vn reasonable term.. Orders from abroad solicited, w hich will 1? promptly filled and carefully put up nnd shipped. Orders from builders, carpenters, and IhiuIkt merchants, promptly atteuded to. Our establishment is un the Canal I!:. sin and City Wharf, convenient to the river and Ftilroad Iiejiot. and the business-parts of the city. DY'SON A WADE. Kepe2ii-2md Emmirer and Volksbote copy. HJ).VT HO U.ICMiS JSSORTEMM Ji- latest si vie. DELAINES, 3 Cases assorted Manchester, Hamilton and Pacirich Imnd-oine patterns. UM Bales Brown Shectinp and Shirtings. 1- IjA.I A KiiEl, 20 Bales Red, Whitf and Yellow. LININGS, 2 Cases assorted larire and small Plaid. CANTON FLANNELS, 5 Cases Brown and Bleached. 1 faiicv. for linina-s. CHECKS AND STRIPES, 8 Cases and Bales assorted. BOOTS AND SHOES, 300 Cases assort ed. HATS AND CAPS, 50 Cases. Jutt received and for sale at reduced prices, by set MS KEFNE A PIlESTOX.