Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 83, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 November 1858 — Page 2

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Tf iTl f'- least tea per cent, pcrautniiu ou tue capital : (!yU jÄUWa S! 0ttMArinvestedi-iu tb cost of the raw material and

EVANSVILLE, IND ..-.NOVEMBER 1 i SATURDAY MOltNINO..

- The Pollej- of Tariff. I We" are glad to see tbat Mr. llaniilton j Smith $ bo. is a good Lccomptou Democrat t j is also a most excellent Tariff man. We 4 ' hope be will give shape and direction to tbe j doctrines of the'Lecompton partj organs id thi 'State,' some of wbich seem not to be I aware tbat tbe world bas made a revolution eiace 1846." In' speaking of our past folly jo, bringing coal from Pittsburg for our grates I and furnaces, while we were dwelling upoo j beds' of coal equal to an j in the Apalachaia t range, be 6ays : i In our ignorance and prejudice we are still j illustrating the absurdity of "carrying coals j to Newcastle." There are in all probability i as good coals on tbe line of the Indianapolis ; and Terre Haute Railroad, as can be found I on the banks of the Monongahcla, yet InI dianapolis has bad to rely- partially oa the I latter, brought six bandred miles by bnzardhis and costly navigation, and 100 miles 1 owt a railroad. - i " r T f There is now as much folly in bringing f English and Belgian coals, incorporated iuf . . to cotton cloth and hardware, to the JndiI ana coal fields ; and it Is a singular anomaly that we arc, at this momeut, expending " more of oar coals, labor and capital, in the Ä ! transit of materials and their product out of i tbe shortest and natural line of direction than would suffice for the conversion of the materials into the product at home ; and it ' is a pregnant fact that the value of our la- ' bor for the last ten years misapplied in this respect -would have built and equipped, on '. this central coal fluid, cotton mills of sufli-

' cicnt capacity for the manufacture of our 1 whole cotton crop, and the consequent doubi ling and possibly quadrupling of our exports j and corresponding imports. We have the ' power, tht bor, and tbe money, and stu- , ,' pidly use them alii in sending abroad our bulky and rude staples, and bringing back j a small portion of the product as a full j equivalent. , -. ' These are argnmenU too palpable and ' plain to be resisted. The coal fields of the lower Ohio are to be the' future sites of the ! largest manufacturing cities on the. coutineut; their advantages are ; proven by the J limited experiments already made in manufacturing, of which . the Cnnnclton mill is ; the most conspicuous illustration. Mr. Smith

says: s 1 Our experiment of manufacturing cotton 1 at Caunclton, in a first class western mill, j has been, as a whole, ; eminently successful, j The incrvase of this branch of industry here I and at other favorable points 'on the coal ; sections of the State, is as certain as the I fact that, in nil the older countries, manuf factiirinj facilities, far inferior to ours, have 1 invariably attracted a. dense and thrifty j manufacturing population. I have not the j present leisure to discuas this more fully I than to say that our cotton goods arc equal to any of their class nude elsewhere , that nr labor is, to say the least, as abundant, i efficient and reliable as can be found; that p we have an advuutago in the convenience, i quaiity and cheapness of our material, over the New England mills, and on the fixed ; capital employed, of about ten per cent, per ; annum; that our subsistence, power and j heat are cheaper than can be obtained in any i manufacturing district ; and that we need only a full set of cotton mills and the home supplies of auxiliary workshops, which such a set of mills would employ, to show a less ' cost of spinuing and weaving the great staple j of our country, than can be shown in any ! cotton mills in Europe or America. j Evnnsville is as favorably . situated as . j . Cannclton. By a shaft, three hundred feet j deep, coal can I had everywhere around ' her. Her facilities of transportation .by j river, canal and railroad, for procuring the

raw materials, and for the distribution of

j manufactured products, arc unsurpassed by ! any place ou the river. By making known ! the local advantages of Cannelton, Mr. Smith says a million of foreign capital has in a few years.bcen attracted to that point. A proper I knowledge of our resources and advautagct

might have brought double or three times 1 that sum to this city, and quadrupled the value of its lauds and houses. It would only have required the nsc of a moderate degree of intelligence a little public spirit a union of effort among the. citizen-, and the consumption of a keg of Printer's ink and fifty reams of paper, to have accomplished it. The press is a power greater than 50 r five hundred horse power steam engines, to attract and accumulate wealth iu a community. Our people have not yet learned

to use ii or to appreciate its value. If Congress should pass, the coming winter, a tariff bill that will impart confidence to investments iu manufactories, and give a new stimulou3 to manufacturing enterprise, this is one of the chief point to which its attention should be attracted. The worhshops of. New England, must be finally iranslercd to the food, and to the coal and iron mines of the West. We arc in the cen tre of the finest and most extensive field of both ore and eoal,' on the continent, with lines of natural and artificial communica tions, radiatiug in all directions from us.

If, when the movement from New England ' begins n3 it inevitable soon must what more eligible and att. active point can the

' Eastarn mechanic find than our city and neighborhood presenU? Wer see that a cotton mill has Just been fiulshed in Rhode " " Island, by the Messrs. Spagne, that has cost

, $1,000,000. This firm has five or six other.

) ' factories aud have, probably,, from $3,000,

000 to $4,000,000 in cotton factories and calico .print works. It would be difficult to estimate the sum of advantage that the , . transfer of the cnterprice of such a firm from the East to our vicinity would have i ' - upon the value of the property and pros-

perity or trie community around it. - , , If the Eastern capital wont come, the in.

. , duccments we present will draw the more valuable and portable element' of creative power the intelligence, the daring enter- ' drise and skill that rears the stately factory and fills it with its bumming machinery. This was all the Spragues had thirty-five c years ago, and by it they have reared their gigantic fortunes, while spreading comfort, prosperity and wealth to all around them, JAt. Smith estimates from data furnished "by actual results thut V'e?tcrn fictoruB lave an advaotfrr oter Kosiern mills of at

käst tea' per eeät. pcfauftum'oS tbe capital

i the expenses of their power. With this adVantage, Western mills must inevitably, in , the raCJB .ofjCO.mCtitioaj Close . the. factories upuu iuu Dianaawui', mueua .uü t .... . ... . . '. mac. W hen tbe mills at lowcu were stopped durinir the revulsion ot itsa, nccause , 1 t their clöths would not pajr the cost of pro duction, the mill at Cannelton continued its operations, pa viiis its proprietors eatisfacto- j " K . y . ' - ry profits. - ; --:- ' Mr. Smith's proposition,' that I we pay more far.thd transportation 1 of our agricultural products to the manufachirer and for tbe freight of the "manufactured goods which wa get from bim in exchange, than it would cost as to manufacture tbe goods at borne, is worthy the serious consideration of every citizen. Tho calculation is easily made, and if it be truo, that the expenses of sending for aud getting our goods be equal to the cost of making them, we, in effect, earn them twice, or, in other words, throw away one-half of our labor, or make it worse than usele?s. , Frofevsor Mitchell' Lecture. The Indianapolis Citizen iu commenting oa the course of lectures on astronomy, "by Prof. Mitchell, just closed in tbat city says tbe persons who heard those lectures, throughout, are to be envied. " The speaker was talented, and highly eloquent, thoroughly versed in science, and gifted with .a faculty of imparting Juforaiatioa which few 'men possess. Besides the incalculable value of bis lectures as a means of diffusing solid information,' their worth Is beyond all price, when we consider the deep spirit of reverence which pervaded them, and the bountiful stream, of praise to God which flowed frorrthem. Tbey furnished to poor, feeble man a bright, goldcu chain of celestial light, to lead him up through Nature to Nature's God.;. .. '. ; -. The goodMn fluances of these lectures will be seen and felt from this time onward. They have awakened a spirit of scientific inquiry in the minds of many who never thirsted " after such knowledge ; .and this spirit will not cease its action. It will pry ye more into the mysteries of Nature, and taking other fields Chemistry, Geology, Physiology, etc. will nt be satisfied so long as there is a phenomenon unexplained, or a "mystery unsolved." When the course was proposed the citizens seemed indifferent and the press was silent and apathetic, but the Metropolitan literary institute, a young and inexperienced association, says the Citizen, " undertook this venturesome scheme'at the peril of their pockets, aud in the midst of discouragement, have given the peop!c of that city an inestimable mental boon. They will, we know, be remembered gratefully ; aud when they give another similar course of lectures on some other leading science, we hope they may be able to realize some profit from their labors, to be expended in providing a library for their enterprising society." We have heard Professor Mitchell's course, and know its deep interest and value, and wchavebeen very solicitous that it should be repeated in this city for the benefit of our citizens. If our Library Association had the courage to take the venture, we are confident the enterprise would pay ; aud we arc sure the citizens who should improve the opportunity to h?ar it would give most grateful thanks to those who should prepare the way for the intellectual feast. The lovers of true piety, those who profess to be ready to make auy self-sncrilicc for the promotion of genuine religion should labor to bring Prof. Mitchell here, for the revelations he makes of the marvels of creation awaken a deeper conviction of the Creator's power and good ness and incite more ft-rvent feelings of adoration and devotion than the dry platitudes of the pulpits will arouse in a year. Ltt the lovers of science, religion and education unite in the efforts to bring Prof. Mitchell here. EXECCTIVE DOCTKINE OK ScJCTTEtt SOVER EIGNTY. The Executive organ, the Wash ington Union, of the 7tU inst., has a leading elaliorate article, upon the question of Squat ter Sovereignty in the . Territories, in which it denounces the doctrines of Douglas, and virtually adopts the Republican creed of the full aud exclusive jurisdiction of Congress and the Federal Government, over the territories. It coiitends that the Supreme, ultimate authority, iu respect to the Territories, is outside of them, and not in the hands of their inhabitants till they are organized into a State. It says: One of the great merits of the Dred Scott decision is the total extinguishment it gives to the dogma of Squatter Sovereignty in the Territories. It utteily negatives the idea that there is any original jurisdiction or legislative authority in the Territory,' and nascrts that all authority therein is derivative, coming from without, and not inherent in its inhabitants or tribunals. Ila whole theory in regard to authority in the Territories is, that what Congress cannot do with respect to them, therefore their own tribunals, which are the mere agents and creatures of Congress, cannot do; that the supreme ultimate authority of the Territories resides outside of them, and not irilhin. Thus the Supreme Court takis direct issue with the advocates of the squatter sovereignty doctrine, that the prime ultimate source of authority in the Territories, is iu its people icithin, and not in the 1,'aited States, icithout. . jX- T"c Indianapolis Citizen saj3 that Jesse D. Rright ia negotiating for the pu chase of the Senlintl of that city. . We understand that Bright doe3 not like the antiLecompton Douglas proclivities, exhibited by the Sentinel of latu. A correspondent writes us that Mr. Bingham' named his price for his share of the establishment, and it was acCCPted : but the DUrchaaers Offered negotiable i paper, and the vendor demanded cash, where on Ihcy split. 1

It will recinire a lnrfre invest- one retm-nlnpr saw uo io tne " ratent ureaa uiiKeit vrin require a large invest- . ... M , ia KUit.DiT re-

ment in newspaper organs by Bright, rrnni linn,, tl. l.-ll:. . .L- - u,ii iuc rcutmon ngauisi. me party j dynasty of the corrupt .old leaders. It is a ; ; hydra inonstcrvlth a htintlred heads, that helms not' the" Vercule.tn etrenjih to bent downO

The -Florida railroad that ia to

usg-1 nc ; i loriaa -iiruau ,iui ia; 10 cross the iothraus, -from the Atlantic to theGulf, and save the tedious and . dangerous voyage around the Florida. cape,. 13. nearly Completed. The grading of this road, Says " was "finished on the ' - , . i i i .1 u.U. n. n : 1

.u. v f. f" HÄ'ÄSteMi: ttc aud-

ncss iur me ran, uyi iuo num ui , ....... .1 Cedar Keyes, which is rapidly, progressing. , to comnletion. 1 f The track, layine will Boon be resumed at Cedar Keys and tbe point 1 .... . . v ... .J at which tbe iron has already been laid; and the speedy completion of tho road mav be j ' , . confidently anticipated. ... ,. Tl,; nne nf th moat imnnrtnnt railrord i enterprises at the South, and it has been prosecuted with vigor and completed without excitiug scarcely any public attention. Bg The condition of the Gouldy family is the subject of daily scports In tbe New York papers. 1 One of the young boys has nearly recovered. , The other is sinking, and his life is despaired of. ' Mrs. Gouldy is rapidly recovering, and is out of danger. - No hopes are entertained that the father can recover. He has recently manifested consciousness, but does not know the fearful end of bis son. . He is aware who it was that wounded bim, and supposes that the boy is in prison. His physicians aud attendants, of course, are careful not to let him know the true state of the case, and it is likely tbat he will di n happy ignorance of what has transpired. The two servants are also past hope. ' JAn Interesting little girl, about 12 years of age, named Anna Cora Wilson, died last week in Boston. Tlie Atiit says: She possessed, in a more than ordinary degree, a bright iuteilect, and a winning, happy nature, and had won from her teachers, and all with whom she was acquainted, not only respect but sincere admiration. During the last few days of her tile, she is related to have seeu angels hovering about her bedside, with whom she conversed, and her closing hours were made radiant with happiuess by the celestial visitors. " j?Tbe Sheriff of Marion county, on Saturday night last, succeeded in arresting quite a numberofhis friends, and taking them to on eating saloon, where a supper of quails, oysters and other delicacies were served up. The arrests were . totally unexpected, but very agreeable to all participants in the feast. His term of office expired on Friday, the 12th of the present mouth, which affords an explanation of the cause of his thus treating his friends. ' LvDiAjurous Citize.v. We fully concur in the following opiuion of the New Albany Tribune : The Indianapolis Citizen is one of the spiciest papers in the West, a result we attribute to the iudcfatigible industry of McNecly. Nothing escapes his careful attention. If any one in the Pocket wishes a paper from the State Capital during the winter, we advise them to send for the Citizen. Ji The New York police have discovered a bogus banking concern, called the " New England Rank of Fairmount. Maine." The bills were freely circulated in that city and the West, and it is supposed no less than SjO.000 worth of the trash has bceu pushed into market. One of the guests of the Internationol Hotel was arrested with about S100 w,orth of the stuff in his possession. RfTl An exchange says Gov. YVillard has uot called upon the Goveruor of Kentucky for the Louisville kidnappers of Horace Bell. Have the authorities of Floyd county taken the necessary preliminary steps, to enable the Governor to make the tall ? Is the matter to be hushed up on both sides of the river? - - ' BÖ" The Columbus ( I nd.) Democrat, sa;rs that the wiü'ow of Mewherter is now a maniac'. Mewhertcr shot hii..sclf in the Court house, in presence of the Ctfurt, a few days ago at Columbu-t, when a verdict of $10,000 was rendered against him on a pork contract. . " Staunton, the great English chess player, has at length peremptorily declined to play the match whic'i had been i i contemplation between Morph y and himself, on the ground that his pressing engagements and ill health prevent him from meeting the victorious young American. 4gfA letter from Xcw Orleans says: The total number of deaths by yellow fever, since 27th June, are 4.G00. Six Catholic clergymen have fallen by yellow fever, and within the past six mouths this Diocese has lost 2ö of its Priests. . 8gjrhe Louisville Courier says that there arc. at the present time, over one hundred persons subjecting themselves to the radical treatment of tbe waters drawn from the artesian well in that citv. ' t. i . .i r B. It is proposed to vary the size of batik notes according' to their denotuhiatioir', as a preventive against -altering the stvme. i MARRIED) Oa the 11th lost., by Rev. Aaron Burrow, Mr. B. L. Groves, of Mayesville, Kentucky, to Miss Helen PrNNiJsaTOS, of thiscity.On the same inst., by same, Mr. Richard F. Faikchild to Miss Mabgaret A. LonoBi.S, ail of this city. . On the !)th Inst., at Calhoun, Ky., by the Ri-v-Dr. Vliillips, Mr. J. K. Miskr, of this city j to Mrs. Jennie Leww, of McLain county, Ky. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Ma O WE LI'S P OEM S; hitticr s do Massev's do Loncfellow's Poems and Prose Works In the beautiful Bin and Gold editi-m, at nov!3 DO BELL A CON YNGTON'S. BOCf LOST.O.VMO.VIAl LAST, JLp at twelve o'chwk, a Black Newfoundland pup, about eleven weeks old. Said dog has a black body, Iwithwhil ito feet aud breast, aud a white stripe run nine un the face, aud tail tipped with white. Any to ! warded. T. E. EB1CKLEY. novl3t2 I: SH ARHIfJL-' Chirkeus; . , . Turkios ; Turnips ; Onions; 1 dozen r.t-.-ketn. A. I. 1? KYNOLI' i '

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

O THE LAMES A.VL OEJVTLEMEN of EvanBvüie. I am lu-w opeuing ou TXt'tfll Fancy Articles, including Rings, Bracelets, Brcastl.ava, ai:d ut'la Mono stt ctm'ier, a;i i lue iiiipi V ; , , .- , f 1 1-1 1 1 ral - , 1 1 ,f tlm 1 n t . t nnn Ttifst 1 cjre. ai.mc-- -- t BÜ.-..T.. I.,rv.F Tlnl.lm. iyea aud 'VofU rJlct Mirrur,; Silver Yhh Knive, Vucket Cuth-rv, pilver cream PttcUers, Cumb,' 0:1 1.'....;. n..:....iT.,nli TlritdM 'B; "r :.. i'Woider Gold nd Silver ThiniMuf.rniwr lttem, fioid Tcna and IT.jIdurd, Pock.-t Boukfl, " silver iva Uuidi-rs, . Port Moi.iea, . . Pt'ra (.'laB"i. - ... . Portion, Slicctaclos, - - Card Caw, ' - ' .., &f 4c. i ! Plain and Fancy WUalclKine and l?amlfo CanM, t Gold and SilTer Mounted lterolvere, several jatenU. I . ALSO:. I Collars, Uuderle?Tcs, ! Wik Stockings,. GJovw,. j French Emhroidcrios, , . . I t-ilk Drau Puttern, and a great variety of i elt fraiit article, suitable for Ladies' and Ontle- j metis' r ear, all of Litt I am offertnir for Bale fur j Caeb, nt greatly rcilnced riccsr, as my object is to ; close tbem out at once. To tbose wiidiing to pre- j vide be.iHtiful aud valuable present for tbe llulidayt!, uu better opportunity wai" ever offered. ! KOSIXA SMITH. I Kvaasville. 'ov. 11th, - 3td Ök UrieE l'i,itä te tö.T uv"E ' SJta in Ptore and for nie 1 brl Fresh I.ard ; . : 5 bueh C'ranberriea ; -w Sugar ; 3 boxes Opal Candle ? Sardines Vj boxes und boxes ; Superior Family Flour; Firt das Ci?ar; - Snn kins Tobacco. noll lg vaiw jir".t tM .v . 9JL Fine and Keliubie BupjrT Horse, raised by bimself, for which ho lias no immediate use, would dispose of bim. 'i he animal is a sorrel, five years old ; of size, symmetry, and jjood carriage, and unexceptionable qualities', may be Feen at the stables of the Sherwood Home, on and alter Friday. 12th iust., till sol A. - ... norlOdt "rnVST UECEMt'Eti -. J 200 Kris White J.ime; 10 Hhds New Sugar; Pfl Koxes Virginia Tobacco; 2:W Coils Manilla Cordage, for nie at lowest rates bv ' . novlO GEO. FOSTKK & t-'O. Tg-pVCHETS JiJS'n TLBS 133 I'JCItM9 AG LS all kinds reccived per steamer Nep tune, and iu store, for sale low bv novlO S. K. til LBERT & CO. 7XE.V yöulJLi7TV Öi "OHE J' of wi l'.brokiu, law Oxen, in good order, for sale. "Apply to nuvsdlm F. 1. ALLEN. O THE. THE 1.VIWH It VRtiH Conntv Agricultural nml Horticultural So ciety will hohl its regular monthly meeting tltisday, Saturday, November üth, 1SÖS, at the Court House, at 12 o'clock, P. in. V. HOliNlSliuOK, nova NeTet:iry. AP JUVIt I'Jt.Vlil.ES.-'ZZ JtOXIlS Cincinnati Soap, assorted ; 'Jö boxes assorted sizes Star Candle, just receiveil and for fle by . . VICliEUY BItO'l'HEKrf, ihh4 No. (-2 Main strt.t."fJL Uross tine superior Matches, unstirpa!ed in quality, cheapness, or neatness of package, iiifctoru and for sale very low by - YlCKEltY ETtOTHER.V novl ' No. Main street.' 7fjfi PLEJlO LJt 8 S ES 1 Cf-A V IE WkM. Diade fruiu Maple Snirar, which run lie hud cheap at tha store of VICKEK Y HKO'l HtlSS, novl , .. No. 82 Main i-treet. VSEHEEEM V ti .EVESSITIES 'i',0 lbs choice Cream Tartar; " 600 lbs Sup. Curb. S.mIh ; SOU lbs Washing or t.il Soda ; 10 Boxes pure Com Siaivh, Ac, Ar., f.r sale cheap by VICREItY IlliOTIlEKH, novl " No. 2 Main struet. 'ljntHTTE ÄdTV. ib HÜ Ls. pi it ti w V bea-shore baud lor sale uy nvl fiKO. J-'OSTEK CO. MRHET R.I H K E T SO E KIOl 5 sizes and kinds, in store and for sale by VICKElir B KOT HEUS. ni4 No. i Main street. Tgrj)iTTSULItt Co7fL.EOM SOtl.E Jt at 17 rents ier bushel, at V hol sale or liit.iil. Orders left at HORNBROOK'S STORE, Or at our office on tbe corner of Fulton Avenue and Water street. A. J. Ill'TCHESON & CO. nov.'t-lnid mWMHITE W V sale by LIME. SO (noTl) GEO. RH IS. EOU KOSTElt A CO. ..STA OE PARIS. 3U Ii St LS. r wile by GEO. FOUTEU & CO. Hfl JÄ.-51) HURRELS, JL aud small, in store, and t r sale I LARUE novt S. E. GILBERT CO. M.yitLES. boxes for sale by X. E. Gl LBEUT Jt "0. uov4 Sycamore stre -t, near Water. I iE H' Sl UAR 1 hhd. Sugar, 1 barrel Cranberries, 1 barrel 1 tried Beef, 1 barrel canvassed Ilams, 25 bushels Meshunoik Potatoe. novt A. 1. BEYNoLltS A CO. j?9VCK I EAT ELOUR, CI 'HITS, JL llomminy, unLKilted Wheat Flour, Corn Meal, chicken and horse Feed of every variety to be had at Hart's Mill, on Second Street, beloV Oak. . N. B Orders promptly attended to, and every ar tide bought wili be delivered at tho dwelling of the j purchaser. novt RICE RHIIVCEI OV Ot'STEJCS. We are uow selling tiysters by wholesale at Si 25 per Can. Warranted extra, and Cans full. lieccived daily per Express. Z. 11. COOK A SON. novl 25 ItOXES HA.flRVRUII CHEESE, Three hundred pounds Zunto Currants. One bundled Genoa Citrous, 'IVn bushuls Cranberries, One bundled bushels prime Turnips, Fty bushels fresh Corn Ileal, Twenty-five bushels prime white Beans, Five dozen Cotton Mops and Mop Sticks. Two hundred Bath Brick, received and fur leby (n.iv.l) 7.. II. COOK A SOX. 1bY IdVcIar. io Hiiits. PRi.nJ; W new Sugar just received iin'1 lor sale hv nov2 riiESTON BUOS. 9EW RICE. 5 TIERCES PRI.TIE neu Rice just received and lor sale bv nov2 PRESTON BUOS. 3 FKE.-H MILCH COWS, for sale at oct.27 Jl .-Ulln. blJ.N. I TILL IVS'RIt'ALLEIP EOR OUALPITY atid cii(lapucaS. Cox"s .aieut refined sparki line; Gelatine, stronger than Isinglass, at cne half the cost for convenience, strentrth, purity, beauty I and cheapness, stands unrivalled for making rich crvstalliuc jelly, t or sale bv j -nvi , z. ii. cook a son.. W 1 OiSIIEH OE TUE COMMO.V jL9 Counciluf the City of Evansviile, I, Geoko t:Vot-r-LiK, Collector of said city, no hereby give notice that 1 will sell, on tlio tr-h day of .November. l.rs. at I the door of the Court House in said City of Evansi ville, between the hour of 10 A. M., and 4 o'clock. : r. -i , 1 , umn Ain-uuu lue tuiiun lug J.'Jis, or ; pieces of ground, or so much thereof as may be ' necessary to pay the followinir amounts rharired i against such Lots for work done th'.reou by said i ity, toireu-.i'r witn me cost of such sale : Lot 11, Block 32, East Enl... " 27, " 14, StockwelFs Eni 2 00 1 " 10, " 16, , " 1 44 " 11, " " lfi, - " 2 77 " VI, ' Iii, "- 2 C! " 31, " 17, " 2 00 " 32, " 17, ' 2 0 " 31 and 32 Lowec Eal 7 ö " 2'i'i Donation Eni 37 7-S ' 20S " 9 90 " 114 Old Tlan 29 Hi GEORGE WoLFI.IN, nov3-.1wd Citv Collector. 8AMTEL E. GILBERT ....WILLIAM R. RAKER. E. HILBERT CO., SCCCESSOIIS to GiTVrt A Howl.i. WHOLESALE GROCERS, Sycamore street, between Water and First, Evansville, Indiana. A full assortment of Groceries always on baud, and for sale at the lowest prices. Agents for " Cypress Mills," Cotton Y'arns, Ac, at manufacturer's prices (uovl i MhSSOLVTIO.'THE EIRM OE ' JLF Gilbert A Bowles was dissolved on theäbth ; Instant, by mutual consent. Tho business (till be 1 continued by our successors, Samuel E. Gilbert and ; William H. Jiaker, under the firm of S. E. Gilbert A Co., who are aioue authorized tosettle the business of the lafj Arm. SAMUEL E. GILBERT. HENRY DOWLL". Evnrr;:;e, Ct. 'i'1, 15"?.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

JI3ttttMB COt'FE.tSO It A CIS HE- . CKIVED and to arrive, and fur sale by r inv2 - x PKESTOS BROSi TE W1HTS JS'E U- i'OttK' tlOtli9 KN Syrup, extra, KoboUod ouar house Molasses, Crushed Suirar, - ' " '- l'uwdered Sugar, , Loaf Suirar, 7 '- - I'M) pross Uates New Tork Matche, 25 dozen Dnrkec's Stove lllackine, IU doyea iron bouiid Half lSushels. I5e-eived aiiJ for sale l.y (novl) Z. H. CPUS k SON. gl It V?K.f HV.VTKH FOR THE Lfulktwiii rojKrty mow in our Warehouse corner Ijccnst ftraet und the Canal. . j 1 1 . -e ii. S. Kdly, 2 boxes Clotbiutf, . -J. F. Hollman, 5 boxes Merchandise, . , U.-4 8. - 2 ' - ' 1 Bale, . 1 Box . . ' ''.'- 1 " 1 Chest. 2 Bilk noi, '" W. F. Stono, Mrs. Palmer, C. Dodd, J. Emrich, F. 11- biiecüer, I " " , ' T. A. Sauders, 2 Ilhdi. Charcoal, " ' 2 Duxes " Fried. Tuchicr.l ' ?loe. .. . " Slary Thompson,! T!eited, F. Hutchinson, 1 Model Harrow . , Eebcea Davis, 2 Boxes, . r , , .. 1 Cuest, ' "j ' ' J. II. Wells, 2 Kegs, . ' " : ; E- West, 2 l-oxes, , , ' , Keller Bo.rman, 3 ' W. C. Fofcttr, 1 " De. m A Demoss, I . " F. Dillman, 1 cask. Unknown, 1 Shingle Jlarbii.e, ' 1 Horse Power. CiEORGK FOSTER i. Co. r a.- . - . . 1- . fortitr ui luarwi sua ih.iihi siret'i. r.inn:itu äh a n mam? ät 4. ieifrvj n s - iv .-"ii Tj u, riKKu 10 run iv Htuuin, oik niurtiTtin xnnchiiip, iu pud ordvr, r.ml a lot of Carin'Mtor'a Tocl. Alio, a lot of hafti 114; avd Tullevs, taui a j-air of StiMiilst urts For eate clioap", l.y J. 15. Mt DOAALP. (ct-O.'jHd RE SH .IHl:ItII. Crviitlierriee, Canvased lianis, - Pried Uvi, ? New 31a''kerel, -' Lath roll's Bluing, Ac. Just received sale I. v Toet-iT A. I. KKYNOLIiS aud fo A CO. HEVJS'A TIS.11 ClitEIt li'ITHOt'T ) fait, bv I)r, t'. Mc;uWN'S fr.MiSAl'AKILLA and lOlliBE CK PÜTAMI, the gi-eat Biood Puritier and Health Restorer, prt-jKircd from Fresh Boot, tho only kind worthy thu confidence i-f p'hysiciansortlie public, old imported root beinp: inert. The compoueiit of tbi medicine are highly extolled by Mime of the loont dibtiuguished pliyr Mcians iu thts world, as Sir XV ia. For.lycv, Broditr, Bell, Ar., for the eure of Hheuniatini, Scrofula, Wbitewtlling, hypliillls, Nenralpi, Liiae.L-es of tlie Kidneys, Liver, piiut und fikin iropsy, Female t'omplainlH, Old loi-e!, Pinii-les on tho Fare, Ac. It makes the skin clear aud smooth an object of Interest with the LnHes. It rrnioves mercury, nr any impurities of tl:e blood or system, mid sbixibl be used in the Sjiring to imrifr the blood and prcleiit sickle Si. irico, Si a bottle. "Mi-Coiwu's Essence Tar. a certain cure for Bowel Couiplaiuts, as Diarrhea, Dy entery. Flux, A.-. " Suuili-Americiu Tar, Spring Lininieut, aud "ormifiit;e, unparali lied for its success. Tiie three above iu"dicines pre;.ared by. II. Hluues, Memphis, Teimesse. Svld in Evausviile by Km.i. Kit A White, Lkiscu & Ixarlstedt. Or. John M.vikxu-b. (CI21-l-2ind & la i :a hte as k no hue, slccesKS sors to S. IIOWAßl, I1ECEI VI N Li, I OU V A U DING," A X Ü (General Commission Merchants, EVANSVILLE, INI). Haling tuken the stand of Mr. lt. S. Howard, arc iu liops, ty rinse attention to business to retain all his old and numerous customers. We wiil give particular atteutiun to all coiisijmineuts for sale, and will ftrward Tobacco. Fork, Lard, Ac, East, West, North or South, at the lernest current rates of freight. Liberal rash advances made on produce consigned to New Orleans. U. O. SLAI GHTFR, ft. C SI.Al C 1ITFR, 1VM. IIODlil:, JK., The alHive firm, Messrs. Slaughters A limine, having taken my stand in the ForwardingaHd Commission business, I take great ploasure in saving to my friends that their consignments will be well cured fur bv the new house. Mr. Hodge has b"en wllh me a long while, and I consider him in every way well worthy tha patronage so liberally extended to me. The Messrs. Slaughters are favorably known on Green river as good Tobacco men. oct.'.T-lmd H. S. HOWARD. w jirsHOBi ' ts cZ7, co.ü.nissio.v JB.lL .MEKCHANTS, D4 Camp Ft but, .YE IF ORLEASS, LA. R. II. SHOUT. orli-C.llllI K. S. HOWARD. " ir l. . J a u.ys j T HÖoHuij 'itT.M Y.;t AND Blank Book Manufacturer, First street, bctwoeu Main and Locust, EVANSVILLE, IN P. Blank Books ruled, pagcil uUu tu order of the best pa r, from a Metiioraiiduui tii tVo larg"st Ledger. .Music and Magazines bound in auy style, oct J7-GiudAv m 9E W JE WE LRI It ITT HO LEE W 4 SON (generally known as Bittroltf's) at No. 48, Main street, hive just received their new stour of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, superior Plated Ware, Spectacles, Ac, among which will be found all the latest and most beautiful styles iu the mat ket. We w ish it distinctly understood that wo warrant the quality of our Jewelry to lie as good as auy made, and i style, beauty of finish, aud excellence, of worknu-.u-ship, it is not to be surpassed. We are selling at tbe lowest Eastern prices fur cash. A full assortment of Clocks always on hand. octHdAw2iu rg.lX .VOTICE NOTICE S EKK--Ä by given to the Tax Payers of Vanderburgh County, that I have received from the Auditor f the County tbe Tax Duplicate for tbe current year,, and will lie prepared to receive the Taxes assessed for the current year (1N.V) at my Omer, from and after the l.'lli diiv oi October, ls'tl. For the rate of Taxation fur the current year, see small hand bills posted up through the Cotmtv. THEOLiOHE VESE.MANN, . oct22-Cwd Ti-ertimrer of Vau. Co. 7T&ISSOLl TIOJ UP COPAHT.VERJLP SHIP. The firm of Watson, Neu bury & Co., was dissolved Oct. Ut, IS -8 The business will hereafter be carried on under the linn of N.iwbury A Clenirnt, iibo are authorized to settle up the business ot the lute firm. JONATHAN WATSON, K. NEWUritY, J. II. CLEMENT,oet22 -.- C. S. Uli KKN. 'yfEMENT 75 BBLS. Fol RALE I.i'v". BV oct21 ilLBKWTA BMW I. KS. tPIKITS TIRi'EN ITNi;. i BBLS. IN 1'i.R.V feet order, for fale bv GILBERT A BOWI.E.S. oct23 - Sycamore street. II. REl'.VOLIS A- Co. IIA I 'E ttjCL9 just receivrd three barrels of fresh Havana Oranges- Call before th-y ar.i all sold. 9ÖTI c'eTua I V-V.V S U t.il JlS' w interest iu our establishment to 3lr. Samurd X'icker.vr the Ftyle and firm will in future be Vickeht A Brothers, in hope therefore with the acijuisit ion of a new but experienced partner, tier will tie an Increase of tmdc to the house. Thanks for past favors. Uesiiecitn'lv. Ac, J; W. VICKERY & Co., oct20 No. 22 Main street. ' TB'AEaF HROTHERS, WHOLEST SALE AM RETAIL DEALEiiS IN FAMILY GROCERIES, ', CLASS, NAILS, FLOUR, I Grain, Seeds, Bacou, Laid, Tub, Buckets; Churns, j and Wood ware generally, No. S2 Main street. Evj ausvilie, Ind. Goods delivered in any part of the 1 city free of chorge. oct21 j JAS. W. V1CKF.RV JilIIS VICKEtT KiM'l VICLEBT. i jr A. CltAJVE, EOIt WARIIlS'ä I I AND ! Commission Merchant, U.iOWIH AIEl: ST11EEI, 1.VANSV1LLE. 21-ly OMlTMÖREÖETIIOSE JPfX'f: 1 APples. I Also,15Yomi5 Turkiej. j Fresh Cocn Meal. I Young Chickens, j Young Hyson Tea. Sweet-Potatoes. Just received at ! oct20 A. D. RKYNnLDS A Co's. RA I'ER BOOKS AJIt BIRLES. A A sjdendid selection in Antique, Moroiw, and Velvet Biudiugs ; also in fancv wood. Jnt received by DOBELL A "CONYNGTON. .' R tv .' .' R rj.v A.VIM It r I ' .' ' 4-BUY ! BUY ! The undersisned resnectfully aunouuees to the citizens vf Evansville that he has opened a feed store on the corner of Water and Locust streets, where Le keeps constantly on hand a supply of all kinds of Fee I which he will sell at tho very lowest cah prices end deliver to any part of the citv free of charge. IMi-nsj (rive him a call. octiO " . . . J. C Dl'SOUCUET. i tfeS Prompt attention niven to all orders. tjV. HI.YtLEU .' 3I Poplar Shingles. ort20 HHIJ'CILES ! ! 1 OO Jnt received and for sale hy JOHN F. GLOVER. 41 OUi: l'.V LAIIIES BOOH EOR W'i. ember, at t'OPEL A CONYyGTON'3.

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E UV I. A it Ei'JrVSfl&I.E rf.VJ CA1UO I'ACK ET. ..law, STEAMER CUBA,. J. W. ?1 1 1.I.S, Master, -; Leaves oa Monday, the 18th, at 4 o'clock, and wiil t uuki refruliu- uis nkry u-day... , ..... .. . octlu TE-1! it MCH' 8 .TiK.r -fi-uiiili rsifrned wishes to infoi tutor. THiL iorm the W t'liplie that he has ojienel a .I'-at Shoo on the corner ot 'i-aS Market and Walnut ttreeta. ..xi.l where he will constantly keep ait kinds of freshmi nt, and would he.htiy to mwt bis frieuds and custiiruai i. Pieai-e give mr- a call. ' "It ' . - THEOBALD EMKICH. WJVE J. tVWßTC R THE PEOPLE are just beiriniiir.ir to find out that Watson.Newbury 4 Co., can, ami do, sell lumber cheaper" than any other dealers in town; consequently, they ' go there and buy, and are so well satiblied thst they ! (CO twics and three times over. Xuw, as we calculate to stay here and sell boards, wc say to all who are ia want of pln.uk, romo and sec us, at the corner of Main . .mil EißlilSi streets, und we will satisfv vou, lliat what we sav is true. WATSON, XEYVBClfY 4 Co. oct 11 jE.Vrj'irÖEJHÖ7VETS VUoodn, Bihbons aud i lowers, on r rnlay ir.oraiiiR, October Sth, 18."iS.' - Permit me to call your attrition to my stwk of Spring Millinery Goods, which have, been bought under favorable circumstance, and which for ariety and novelty of style will, I trust, be found to surpass am'thin; over brought to this city. F. B. BAltKEU, First street, between Maiu and Locust, opposite the Pest Ollice. octii if U.VItRIESr9 10 bids. Alum, 10 ' Copperas, 5 " Sulphur, ä " Van. red, . ' 2 Gum Camphor, 250 " Cream Tartar. 50 coil Jute inch rope, 05" .Manilla inch do, "l " heniji halter rope, üü " Manilla ' 25 do.. Bedcords, 10 reels ctton inch do, 00 bales No. 1, Cannelton Batting, 75 boxes Star Candles, ,75 boxes liiamond Starch, -0 bags Alspice, 5 Cerooiis Carracca Indigo, -'5 bales Candle Wirk, 25 !.as Lepjier, 5 Cloies, ' A small lot of extra family flour. .i For sale low to close eonsicrnm-mt, by . oct WilEEI.EK & liiGCS. QT. CHAULES SALOONS-, .Vo. U, 3Firt street, oppteite the 1'ost Ofllcc, Evansville, Indiana. 'I be citizens of Evansville and the public generally are respertfu'.ly inftirmed tbat this nnigi.i;Uciit saloon itbrmeriy Bmk's Exchange) has been entirely refitted mid furnished in every department, and in now open for the season, where visitors can always have served nil at the shortest notice and in the most tuperb style all the delicacies . f tbe seuHon, game of all kinds, Venison, Wild l'uck, Turkey, Fish. Ac. . Shell Oysters received daily, by express, ns wrll as iu cans, will be erved iu every style to suit the pntpiLsof the St. Charles. Biliiitrd p!av:.rs will find at this saloon a set of the finest marble top Billiard Table from the well known aui celebrated factory of J. M. Brunswick A Co. Suppers served up at all hours, day or night. A splendid luueh will be i erved up, in the most appropriate stvie, every morning at lu o'clock. oc: V J. G. lIAifflNGToN. - rjfJHE RESTAJrrt,iRisfIIli.K J. IY in town, at the lowest tign-.e, is at 1'ecker & Kramer's. Hotel snd Con'o'-hwiise keepers, and all others that can appreciate good liquor and wish to buy it cheap, iu uuantitirs to suit, call soon as it goes olT Cu,t. toctil) . Ki:CK.EU & KliyEH. If WOO SI KRVE ÜE TAOLifsEHEsil MR AIIKIVAL. io Tnrkies. 10 Iih Cbirkci. 40 Bushels 1'otatoes. . 4Ü L'ozeu Eggu. A. D. REYNOLDS A CO. O'-t0 yl .VI HIE S.-.1I.tiO.VHS, ' I IL3 BE It TS, Brazil Kills,' English Walnuts, Figs, raisins, currants, rock candy, oysters, lobsters, sardine?, alum, epsom salts, sulphur, roll brimstone, copperas, madder, extract of Iwgwood, indigo, cream tartar, soda, lii'il-conls, blacking, batting, cloves. rrriH-ut, cigiirs of all kinds, nutmegs, ginger (if ali kinds, glass jars, lanterns and flasks, lemon syrup, imi- tard, matches, pepper sauce, Spanish moss, stoue pipes, powder, sal'et.r fuse, tobacco of all kinds, fancy soups, starch, vinegar, conlage, letter, note, crtj.and writing paper, teas, Hour, camphor, enveluj'S. salt jieter, etc., etc., etc. A supply of tbe uboio kept constantly on baud, aud f.rsnle loir, by GILBEKT i IltiWLFS, oi t'i-tf Pvcamore Street, near M ater. 90 Sell ijmck, 10 barrels nica tireen Appb's; finest of the season. oct41 A. 1. UEYXOI.HS A Co. WEATHER A.y'It SHOE EI.VH- 1 S J Kt: . J. FLEMING has now on baud a large and ct-mplete assortment of Leather and Shoe Find- 1 ings, to which the attention of Sboennikers and others in want of Leather is invited, which wil be sold at as low price for cash as can be obtained in any city west of the mountains. Call ut No. 7, Main street, and judge for vourselves. 1, FATHER BELTING. Seymour's mac bine stretched Leather Belting. A foil supply at the manufacturer's rash priea. oct.!-:iotd J. FLEMING. rgWELi'E THOVSAJS'H SACHS EOU M. SALE. Tbe undersigned has 12,(HKJ second hand Sacks for Sale. Tbey are suitable for Wheat or Oats. Enquire at tbe City Mills. oct3 GEOBGE WOLFIS, Agent. rä HE OLSt P tOJS'EElt, THOMAS JL hCASTLIN, I Ii just receivinu by Ste;unboats and Railroad, a i lare and complete assortment of j Cooking & Heating Stoves, of the very latest Fall style and pattern, which I 1 can sell at lower prices than the reat panic Times of 1S."7. Aud I am fixed to do House R'Kinncr, Gutj terinir, Copper and Sheet lnm Work, and all other j Job Work iu my line, with great care and dispatch, J which I warrant to lie equal, if not superior, to j must work ib-ne iu this cirv. Cull en the Pioneer, or' 2 THOMAS ISCANTL1S. 00 UVSUELS PRIME .'E U .its, - o i-li. c'aoire Apples, S'Milbs. Sajr cured dried Beef, f-tidoz"! assorted Bronms, ."') bih. Sv.eet l'otatoes, 10 iki Crab Apples, Soil ('it'Iey's Hams, ' l.lKi'i B', Bacon Sides, -5 bbls. No. 1 extra Mackerel, i " No. 2 Min kerel, iO boxes extra Herrin?, . 20 kits assorted Mackerel. ioo lbs. extra large Codfivh. sale bv octl) Z. II TTrceived and for COOK A SON. , EHIOR tsALE AT. A HARUAIJ A JL lloii.atid Iid iu N. E. Enlargement of the ciry ' of Evaiv-ville. Etnpiire ut the IL E. A 1. Office, No. i 1, North Third street, Evnnsville. i jvll C. V. COLLTN.". I TfJBEÄ THIS ALLltiHOllRBAEFLU TED. f DR. GRAVES' FAMILY MEDICINES. I" We do not d'jsire to interfere with tlie professional ! ethics of ounnediuil schools, nor do we ossess any ! fklll in pharniareutirs, but Dr. Graves has ojiened i to our inspection a mass of letters from his freut j and most rejp-table drnfTrrins in all parts of the f country, which commend his family medicines in j the highest terms. They meet with a very extended sale, which of itself is an excellent recommendation. ' ' We always feel reluctant to make auy eudnrseincut of medicines, but there are so many localities ; where uo regular practitioners are within reach, j and so many diseases which repure prompt reineI dirt, that -R supply of the prescriptions prepared by J Dr. Graves, comuinded as they are for efficiency, ! would prove almost invaluable. Ia nil cases of ! sic kness, our firt advice is to call the aid of a phy- ( eician, lint, if that is impracticable, it sevlus to us. j tbat Dr. Graves offers remedial agents in apue, J cholra morbus, Ac, bich may le safely used, ns , he fives assnrance that no deleterious compouiidj j are used in their preparation. I.ottinille Journal. - I Dr. Graves' autt-FeviT and A,ne, aiifi-Bili.ius, j Purifying, and Cathartic Pills aro inaluable to I those afflicted with any of these complaints. His j American Liniment is jiaiuing a high reputation I f jt healing all kinds of ailtiieuts, both cf man aud be.irtt: ad parents should remember that Iiis "Golden Ver-inifuge," is a certain remedy lor expelling worms from the, system, - ; . For sale By Wholesale Druggists generally." Hillock A Stoddard, Kei.lkk A While, Wit. BiEP.Bf.vi ER.and Leecu A Cabslett, Agents at Evansville, Indiana. . oct2-3md 1ST RECEI VE1I. WE ST ER. V reserved Cheese. . Canvassed Hams, " " . S. C. Soda, German Soaps, Shaker Brooms, Fine Sweet Tobacco. A lit inst received and f-?r -ale I y pt2? A. D. KEYNOLDtj & Co.

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rBAEJ 1 T.'.'.i J TEJ ! ! .' J CHOICE :a M. selection of Ureen and Blm k teas jast opened and for Hale by , - , J. W. TlCKEItY & CO. .71 E.J 1.-10 JtVSH. D. BEYN'OLDS & Co's. JL just received at sfpt.iO A. JjT O VTS. It J VW E V7" JiJlt S I H J 'LSTj.lots of over 13,000 acres of land in Southern Mi-souri, subject to entry at ViY.. cents per acre. Call and examine them at the R. . A I.' 0 flics, ho. 1, North Third street, Evansville. . octl. C. C. COLLINS. j uv.n.nEas.t u.i I'E eee.v arnointi'd Ajnnt for Dole, Silver lch'e ; patent Kiw (iuninier, which h is taken the preniium. at the Mechanical 'airs of almost every State in the " L'nion, and pronounced superior to anything made. . fur gumming upri;;lit and circular saws. An assortment alwavs on hand. sc-pWO GEO. S. SOSTAGO.' y. or KU.V oee jfr cost ' . chickens, ess, butter, cheese, codfish, fionr, bacon, lard, cofloe, sugar, rice, mackerel, pepper, apt,', nuimeqs, cloves, ginger, v.ith a variety of ether r- , tioles teouumerouH to mention. Call, and examin ' . r yourselves, at N: 92 Main street. ' -' - - r j - .. - .1. w. yicKEitr a co. j If OOK HERE HEÄiiT HIS. ' JLIH yon want to pet good llay, ;, -. If you want to gt pood Com, ,--;.! j If you want to get good Oats, If yon want to get good Bran, -j ' If you want to get good Crushed Feed, I It you waut to get good Chicken Feed, i , j If yon want to get good Corn Meal, i If vou want to ret icood Timotbr Seed. If you want to tret eod Grass Seeds of any and y kind, call at UL'STOX'S Feed and Seed Ktore, ., er the Telegraph tifflee, where you can be acevery I unde l coin modated as cheap as thi cheapest, find as good I as the best, delivered in any part of the city fro of '. dr.iyaso. Kecollect, at KL10N"S,oa Water street, j Jutt received, my first shipment by Canal, 100 ! tons of first-rate ntw Timothy llay, and for salo i cheap. sapf's lt. S. B. dOOI EISH. 200 LBS. .VJBVHIT M,) 'loo boxes fin Cracker, lo0 coiLs Manilla Hope, ' 2,.ri00 Seamless Bags, 2 and, 2 ushels. Becvived and forsale by sep27 FKESTON BROS. 'jrtESH CEliAHUIHE7tCe., St CrH O m. dozen Cedar Bails, wnite, red aud sM-iped, brass "bound, IU nests Cedar Keeler, plain and striped, bras bound, - . , 5 doieu covered Cedar Cans, brass bound, 3 sizes, fi . Ceder Churns, brass lwiuud, 5 ' plain white Cedar Bails, Iron booBd, 2 and 3 hoojis, 5 " stout iron bound Stable Tails, 5 Steamboat Fails, stout iron bound, 20 nests stent Cedar Tubs, iron bound, 4 Süd 11 ia each nest, . 5 doren largest Horse Buckets, 1Ü " common iron lKiuud Ducket, This day received, and now opening in the finest I comliiioti, at the now Wooden Ware store of j eeptJl J. B. Kl'SSELL, 272 Slain st. bet Seventh and Eighth, Louisvii!,Ky. "6 Q ELL Ii I i METS. SO HOXE.y Varnished Well Buckets, stout od wwil made in all respects. Tha quality and price an suck as cannot fail to suit the trade. septiS J. B. RUSSELL, 372 Main st., bet. Seventh and Eighth, Louisvi!lo.Ky. .ih HUSH. CHOICE J 'E SjMiJ l'utr.toes. l "i dozen Chickens, I'D " Ecgs, . 20 bbls. extra Flour, (0 sacks " " ' .' a0 tons Bran. Just received and for sale bv spt2j 7.. H. COfJK & SON'. rÖLliiERS!E aOOIt TEArJi A superior ariicle of Young Hyson. Just received end for sale bv A. 1). REYNOLDS A Co. sept27 7&2rnrfiEJ.A t ' iToEl''HB.Vcjl GtrfM. DYER AND SCOL UER, Corner of Vine and First streets, ' E VANSVILLE, INDIANA, " AVotild respectfully inform tho ladica and gentlemen of this iitv and vicinitv, that he has opened a DYEING, CLEANING" AND REI'AIltlSO ESTABLISH 31 ENT, Where he will clean and dye all kinds of Silk and "Woollen Goods. Will remove grease, paints, ic, without the slightest injury to the goods. Ail ork done nt this establishment will be warranted to give entire satisfaction. septil-Cm rTEAStOOIAIE CHESTS A. VIA Jo. Boxes, all kinds. Just received at - - GILBERT A BOWLES, sept 2D Sycamore street. EI CO RltS. 10O i PACKAGESCotton, Hemp, end Manilla, in dozens or tin reels. Just received and forsale by -.- s. pt2.1 GILBERT A BOWLES. JfX THE .I.VI .HAR1JE I.tT Jt RANCE BY HUME COMPANIES. The undersigned having been appointed Agent for Evansville and vicinitv, of thoINDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. S. F. COVINGTON, Sec y. T. A. MORRIS, Pres't AND THE RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. B. J. HATHA WAV, Secy. HATHAWAY, l'res't are prejmred lo underwrite upon the better clase of Fire and Marine Risks, at as lew rate of pre miiira ns are consistent with jiermauency and r-. lability. These Companies confine their business exclusive I ly to the State of Indiana. 1 RiT".Il losses sjieedily adjusted and promptl) ' paid without auy abatement or diminution wliat j ever. . .. . . . , . ! Kefrrcnces: Every man, without exception, who i has sustained loss iu either Company, a list ot j whom all citizens of our own State may be seen t our oihi e. A. U. RüXOLDS A CO. Evansville, July 8, lS.VMy K9AILS.SOO MECIS ASSORTED 9 st'. TJMOTIiT SEED, 100 busb. prime new. For sals bv Rept23 OI!R, DAZELti Co. I -niCE. 10 TIERCES PRIME. EOB t-snle, low, by seiltet GILBERT A BOWLES. TAM AChEREL A. Vit WHITE E18H. r.Ä mi barrels and half barrels. Picked Moss 26 bales, -Refined Sujars OO barrels Crushed, Powdered, aod Ri fined White. For sale bv sepi28 ' GILBERTABOWLES. OSIER t"E UE TABLES. lb dozcu Chickens. 2! ' E(,-gs, 10 bush. Sweet and Irish Potatoes, Also. Hamburgh Cheese sept 21 A. D. REYNOLDS A Co. fWIORACCO. I0O BOXES AJII JL caddies, of poinid, half pounds, 6s. Twists, Ac, medium to very fio Viiyinio. Cigars A birpe aud full assortment of tavortte brands. For sale low by sepll8 GILPEnT A BOWLES.. VWoTHER .VEW EKE It STORE Jä- The suli-crilier has ojiened a new feed store, lathe irhanklin huiidinrr, st the corner of Water ami Lucnst streets, where he will ke-p a full supply ot. all kinds of the bet feed, which he will sell at the very lowest market prices. He has on hand oorn, hay, (ats, meal, brau aud skipituff, Ac, Ac. epti:i J C. DE50UCTIET. VOTICE OE I.VSOLVECt-AT the fVpteniberterm of tbe Court of Common i I'leas of Vanderburgh Cnunty, the estate of And. I If. Gerard, deceased-, was declared probably inaolI vent. Creditors are therefore notified tbat tke same will be settled accordingly, SUSAN HAWKINS, x sentlS Administratrix. 10,000.;; 2.'. bnh. Irish Pob ,. PRIME LEA fird. utRtoes. 25 " Sweet " ÜA Cbfiiee Oniorig. lo.orX) lbs. yaiftlev's Hams. .' 3.'J0 " Bacon Sides. ' . 1,(KXI " 8bouiilers. fW ' Bacon Pork. - ' Hi islns, Cnrrants and Citron. lä.bW f-et Patent Safety Fuse. Tloeeived tierA C. H. It.. hy si'lH Z.H. COOK A SON. CUtL SI E. T CiTf PLA.YI.CI A.Vit'Floriiig Mill, Sash, Door and Blind Manufactory ; Window and Door Frames ; Base Casings and Mouldings of all kinds made to order; Dressed Flooring and Weather-lioarding en hand, , The undersigned would inform the public in general, that tliey have fitted the ahovs establishment with uew machinery, and are now in operation and reaily to execute all manner of work in their Hue on short notice, und in us good style as any similar establishmeiit in this part of the country, and ou reasonable tcmi-.. Orders from abroad solicited, which will lie promptly filled and carefully put up and shipped. Orders from builders, carpenters, and lumlier merer-ants, promptly attended to. üur establishment is on the Canal Basin and City Wharf, convenient to the river and Ituilroed Depot, and the business parts of the city. DYSON A WADE. sopt20-2md Enquirer and Volksbote eopy. ljrBRIJ'T8.M. latest stvle. 20 BALES ASSOMTEB, DELAINES. ' 3 Cases assorted Mane-beater, Hamilton and Pacific, rich lrindsotne patterns. , 2ÖO Hal Brown Sheetings and Shirtings. ' FLANNELS, 20 Bales Ucd, White luid Yellow. ' , . " i1" LININGS, Mil 5 Cases assorted large and small Plaid. . CANTON FLANNELS, 5 Cases Brown and Bleached. 1 " fancv. for linings. . CHECKS AND STRITES, . . 8 Cases and Bales assorted. , . . BOOTS AND SHOES, ' 800 Cases ustortwl. - - . X HATS AND CAPS,' 60 Cases. Just received and for sale at reduo.! prices, by pfl8.1 KEENE A PEE8I0N.

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