Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 84, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 15 November 1858 — Page 2

lite gftUu j mxml EVANSVILLE, IND. f MÜS DAY MORNING NOVEMBER 15

8s2filr. II. X. Hudson, editor of tbe Terre Ilaute Espress, tbinks the Evausville Journal is much disturbed because he "intends to be a candidate before the - Legislature- for State's Trustee of the Wj &tE.: Canal." In thi3, the gentleman is under a serious misaphension, for the Journal 13 most "serenely Indifferent"' in regard to his intentions in that respect, being fully persuaded that bis intentions however determined they may j be will be of little avail. lie has an ' impression, also, that no living being but the editor of the Evansville Journal ever had a suspicion that there was any influence at Terre Ilaute inimical to the interests of the Southern portion of the canal.' The gentleman has many things to learn before he qualifies himself for, or attains to the canal Trusteeship, and among others he will probably " be impressed with the conviction" that the people of the Pocket have no favorble opinion of the Terre Ilaute mauagement of the canal. , The reasons ho gives for retaining the control of affairs at Terre Ilaute, and for electing himself to the Trusteesa ip,3i eso char acteristic of the old canal dynasty at Terre Haute, and of the aspirant who is presenting bis own claims to office, that we give. .him the beuefit of quoting them at length. He eays: ; , , Is the editor aware of the fact, that the Trustees of this canal have long since purchased valuable real estate 'in this city Lave erected thereon substantial and permanent buildings, in which all tha business of the canal is now, and will, in all probability, continue to "be transacted ; that since the arrangement between the State and its bondholders, the business of the canal has been transacted here, and that the idea of moving the business from this to any other point, is as improbable as that the State will ever again assume the ownership of the canal? It is true, as the editor says, ft Trustee may learn as much about the "condition " of the canal at any other point, a3 well as here, but at the canal oflke,-in Terre Ilaute, is the only place where can be found the full estimate of the receipts and expenditures of the canal- the amount re ceived for the sals of lauds a full report of all the transportations, and in short, everything that is necessary the State should know, in relation to a matt.r in which she has so deep an interest. Aside from any personal considerations, we are fully convinced, that if it is important in the future, that the State of Indiana should be kept posted in regard to all the business pertaining to this; canal, the Trus tee, whose business it is to look after the interests of the State iu this particular, should reside at Terre Ilaute, and give his entire attention to all the transactions belonging thereto. .-, Apart, hawever, from the consideration, 'ih at as all the business of the canal is trai: acted at this point, the representative of the State's interest should be here all .the time, attending to Iiis duties, .we will now give further and material reeasons why this should be. The salary given by theState to her Trus tee is 82.000 per annum. As a general tiling the Trustee gets this amount fjr about lour visits to this city each year, and remaining two or three days each visit $500 for two or three days work ! He then goes home and pays no further attention to the duties of the trust. But this is not all, he charges for his traveling expenses in coming to and going from this place, and also his expenses 011 the way, and hotel bills while here. This makes an additional expense to the State of between four and six hundred dollars tr annum. All this would be saved did the trustees live at this point.' Then, in a lin.inci il point of view if no other, the Legislature should select its Trustees from the many competent gentlemen who reside nt Terre Ilaute, or from s mic one who would make this city his residence who would give the business of the State his entire attention, and not make the ofiice a complete sinecure, paying a respectable salary, and receiving almost no service in return therefor. The time is fist approaching when the State of Indiana will desire to know all aliotit the financial condition of the Wabash and Erie Canal, and her agent ought to be able, at any time, to put her iu possession of this knowledge. As we stated the other day, on the information of a superintendent, the canal has been reduced to half its capacity and draught of water at a point on the Southern division, and this city deprived of all beneficial use of it, for the lack of 5000 appropriation ; but we did not know that the funds which should have been reserved for this es sential work, had been expended to " purchase valuable real estate and erect substan tial buildings thereon in Terre Ilaute, in which all the business of the canal is now done, and will continue to be transacted" AVe were simple enough to suppose that the 1 rustces wouid nave made tne canal passa ble for boats, first made it available for the use for which it was designed, before making investments in valuable real estate and substantial buildings, in which to keep its revenues, and the control of the business at Terre Haute. Iu the eyes of its candidate, Terre Haute is the focus to gather and disseminate all light upon the interests and management of the canal. To the outside world, it has, in this respect, heretofore been any opaque spot, and we fear the luminary of the Express will not make it more brilliant, if we jndge by the light he displays in the present discussion. He promises to give according to his ideas of the duties of a Trustee most earuest and constant attentiou to the accounts and cash of the canal, iu order to be able to answer every question, iu figures, that the Legislature may, at any time, ask. He will, besides, watch unceasingly the States' interest in this great work. As the canal was not built with the primary view that its accounts might be accurately kept, nor as a St.Ue speculation, but for boats to navigate it and curry from one end to the other, the productions the country, and enrich and benefit the people, down hero we think it more important to look after the breaks and leaks c-: tho 1::iq oft' e cnntl, than in the line of ; .c-. ! ;: ;..rt-.- nre :ra-c. tue latter r.f very otuaii ucuouut, tiad tiiev urj ti' urj fc'O A .a beautifully less, Ve do not want acouu'.i g ti)W9 ekrk. hut an energetic, pruutkal man,

who will earn his salary by attending to the condition ofTbeiwork .und the wants of the , . . . - , peonle. Before the election of Doctor Bar-

ton, a Trustee ha never b.'en seen upon the : ; Southci-h division, as we are informed". i . . ; - Tbü people of this section wilLsuppprt, Vt. Barton, if no better man can be liaa 110m , this region, because has done better than any previous trustee. The people here discard

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and are determined to snppoix ins niosi emcient and available matv wiüiuut any cegard to his parfy "alliarccV ' ' ' w'. -w It V;is by the efforts and labors' of the citizens . if IS vaasvilie, that ..the putjlia laads were secured iq the canal, and 'by them one half of the State debt adjusted, and tho canal finalty ccinipleted. ,Had it not been for the energetic exertions and genercus expenditures of a few inhabitants of this city, teile of these great ends would have been accomplished. Up to this period thi3 city has beca disappointed in all the results anticipated from the work fur which she made sueu exertions ; and as she believes in a good measure by the neglect of those who havo had charge ot it. Our citizens arc resolved, if possible, to test the correct ness of these impre. sicrs, had by securing the election of an efficient., inan, see if it be not possible tokcrp the Southern portion of the car.nl in uavigabla order, a part of the rear at K-r.st. '; The c.tndidalc who resorts to the humbug of talking about saving, Sü00 or C00 per annum to the Stale for traveling expenses, when neither salary nor expenses is paid by the State is certainly uuworthy of the offue. The Slate, by resolution, years ago. reduced the salary of their Trtistcc--which is paid by the canal from $2,000 toSl200; but the co-Trustees, in violation of the law, have continued to pay the State's officer the old salary of 2,000, and, as it now appears, $500 or ffiOO beside, for two or three Tisits ou the railroad to Terre Haute ; $2,500 or 2,600 is paid out of the collapsed treasury of the canal, when the State has declared 51200 to bo all its officer shall exact. This is the manner in which the resources of the canal are squandered, while the canal is go--ing to raiaj fur t'.is w:intjof appropriations for essential repairs.' ' The Bond-holders and the State ha 1 both butter agree to transfer it to a private company, who, will accept it and keep it in order. It now affords a few sinecure places for social droneg, while tho thing is little better titan a nuisance to the people. Its management must be reformed or it will soon go to ruin. . Gov. Hammond's Sju-ecH. Among the agreeable evidences of a re turn to more patriotic sentiments and loyalty to the Union at the South, is the remark able speech of Senator Hammond, made at a meeting at Barnwell, S, C, on the 27th of October. Mr. Hammond ha3 been one of the most ultra of the disunion party of South Corolina ; but his recent speech is filled with sound, practical views, and wise counsels. From the innnifestations of a change of views in such Hieu as Hammond and Jefferson Davis, we may indulge with confidence a hope that sedioral strife "and bitterness are about to be allayed, mid more national and fraternal feelings restored between the North and South. Senator Hammond says he has always re garded the Kansas-Nebraska bill as a delusion for the South. The Missouri Com promise, which it repealed, was iu fact destroyed when Congress refused to extend the line through California to the Pacific; and the right of the people of any Territory to frame their own organic law it recognized, was one inherent in our system, and one which Congress can neither give nor take away. The Senator next proceeds to speak of the Lccompton Constitution, iu which h-i uses this remarkable language : " I confess my opinion was that ttie boutn licrselt should kick that Constitution out of Congress." But the Southern members thinking otherwise, he deferred to their opinion and voted fur Lccompton. Having disposed of the past, Gov. II. then proceeds to speak of the future. He says that he himself was for many years favorable to a dissolution of tlie Union as the best means of remedying the evils under which the Smith labored. But of late years he has thought differently. He does not despair of the South and the North getting along harmoniously ami peacefully. IJesays the Southern States have lot their equality in the two Houses of Congress, and in his opinion will never regain it. He sees no territory within our reach out of which slave Stales can be made. To icouire Cuba a war involving the whj'e world would be inevitable, and to make slave States out of Central America or Mexico lie regarded as out of the question. The (luve n r proceeds to speak of the trum;! s which theJSouth has won with n the ast ttiirty years. The taiKf has been reduced, the vast system of internal improvements has been broken up. and the Bank' of the United States crushed. From the foundation of the government, up to within the last thirty years, Southern men were themselves divided on the question of slavery. Thousands f Southruers thought it' possible that slavery could be got rid ot". There is now no such division; no Southern statesman thought of abolishing slavery, and to that extent the South are now united, lie gives it as his opinion that the abolition fanatacism h:ts about reached its culminating point that the tide has begun to ebb, never more to tlow that if the Republicans fail to get into ofiice in 16C0, they will be no longer able to keep up their organization as a sectional party ; and he expresses his opinion that S.eward, Chase, Wade, and Hale, care nothing more for slavery than docs Buchanan, Bright, cr Douglas. Senator Hammond concludes by saying that in his opinion the true policy of the South, which he believes is destined to forever remain in the minority, is to conciliate those northern men who are disposed to do her justice, instead of driving them off by entertaining suspicion of their fidelity, ashas iöj often been the case. Hons. The Louisville Courier says that . , . , . one of the packing houses in that city has already slaughtered a few hundred , uuor, J. rices nt li i-;s ior s.iiuhi are very nrm, ws.ii s.t.cs ul cjusi !. r t'jie lo wm u: cjiisi r,t jie lots at 6 r Co net, . and coutrrcL; in the country, for early de- ! livpry, 1 -JC.4J? cs f t,

fig?" The Boston Journal says a daughter ; of one of the -richest men in America ten years ago, herself the wile Of a great man, ' ' , . . ,v, Allt !t 5a. 1

jecp her from iii daughter drank-raver "wuuMn, twunc uvv -v; 1 U intoxication. .'AUtHuer ravenously her cologne wa- i ter, fur want of spirits or opium, and died d;j VQmea of 0f üme deffnMje3 herself, at varying Intervals, fcy a fegular drunk,? These ladies sisters eminent for their j Wealth the leaders- of high tone in the refined and intellectual society of , Boston f,inr. I - 7- ' lieritea an msatiaoie appeiue ior sumuunis from a mother, who indulged intemperately, in their use, perhaps, before they were born. These are facts that appeal with terrible force to mothers to " touch not taste . not Yj that which kindles a fire that can never be quenched. This remarkable family, blessed with unbounded wealth, endowed with unusual personal beauty' beloved for their amiable and generous traits of character, and admired for their intellectual sprightliuess, have had all these charms of life: destroyed by an hereditary vice that has already descended to the grandchildren. The family is allied to the most eminent uames in New England. 235 The Providence Journal estimates the costtcGovernment of Major Emory "g official report upon the Mexican Boundary Survey a work ordered by Congress during the administration of Gen. Pierce nearly . three times as lxuch as thaorall the books in the Astor Library. It is to consist of only two volumes, but they will be profusely illustrated' with maps and engravings, many of which have been ordered iu Paris. It seems that, while Government is willing enough to expend 300,000 for the printing, binding and engraving of a book, in two volumes, it has more faith in American authors than American artists. The letter press is entrusted to an army officer and the engravings are sent to Paris to give patronage to French artists while our own are idle at home. This is the policy of a Cabinet professing to be intensely patriotic and Democratic, and earnestly devoted -to the progress of the people in wealth, science and the arts. This is a little worse than the Scotch contract for water pipes: ! A Fatal Mistake. The Princeton Clarion says, that on Monday last, Mr. William Garner, of Gibson couniy,be:ng unwell from an attack of bad cold, took a dose of what he supposed to be sulphur, and also administered portions to his wife nnd a brother about twelve years old. All three were soon taken violently ill, and upon ex:uuination they discovered that they had . swallowed, through mistake, a part of the contents of a paper containing hog-cholera medicine which was composed of sulpur and arsenic. Cn Wednesday morning, notwithstanding the physicians who' wer sent for did all in their power to iffectacure, Mr. Gamer died, but we are happy to state that his wife and little brother are in a fair way t ) recover. The deceased was a young man high'y respected by those who knew him and was just getting his home comfortably fitted up when this sad accident terminated b's life. tif' It is rumored at Washington tUilt the President's message will contain agrand annexation sclicnne -to the South." In his .ccent speech at Richmond, Caleb Cusdiino; made an attempt to pave tlie way for, this , project. lie cirt fully expounded the case j in its philosoi hit id and uior. l aspects. Tne j President will t'.oubtltss present the subject in a more definite 4ind practical way in his fortkeontin? mewajte. Bsu?" Joliu B, Snjip fins becä arrcfted in Monongalia county, Va., for tl:e nitirtler of his wife, by choking herwilh a liandkercliief. After his arvst, lie cliargcd Mis3 Jane Snowdon, who wanted to marry him, with placing arftiic in a bunch of. gripes sent to his wife, a statement which is believed tobe untrue, no traces of poison having been discovered. B!3u -n old man named David Trumbull, while engaged in hauling rails in Hamilton county, Ohio, on last Tuesday, met with a horrible death. His horse ran away, and in attempting to jump from his wagon, his foot caught in .the rein, dragging him for more than a mile over the rough road, sind causing his death. EJ, A colored man, from the vicinity of : Urbana, has bcon spending a few days in ; Springfield, Ohio, who is one hundred and twelve years of age. His hair is as white as snow. Strange as it. may seem, lie does : not claim to have been a body servant of Washington. , ; EHL, Ti e Sp'r t'.iaüsis in i!tissac-tius?ctt?, coi.tj.nplii'.e i elitioii'ng tlie Le-isliaure at the next Session for a g ant o'uoiey from three to seven thousand dollar:? to enable theni lo employ scientific men to enquire into the mysteries cf Spiritualism." NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. K in su, tio.m P In boxes Star Cat '.Tiry.VI'i nn.lies ; 1Ü Opal do. 4 l.rls ehoii-o Leaf Lai d ; let lbs Bi ckw l eat i lour ; 1 cask ante Cur aits; 10 jotinds Chocline: örü do Old Java Coiä e; -".l do Split l'eas : Jxi do l'earl It.iri. y ; oO boxes choice Mamburg Cheese ; 2 bris Now York Golden Syrup ; pmj lbs Sugar Cur-d Dried Beef; fit) S;u-ks ciioicc Family Flour; Iteceived this day per river and railroad, by uovlö ,. 11. niiiv t sum. Bf OWE MS S EOE.USf SLJ Whitti-r's do Massey's Jo Longfellow's Poems and Prose Works In tke beautiful Blue and Gold ed 1 n. at novL Dni'.KLL A CON SGTON'S. OU I.OST. 0. '.- -Mt-J i ' I..I S T, at twelve o'clock, a Black NcwfouiiiHaii-l pup. I about eleven weeks old. Said dop has a bkv-k Ix dy, i Wim w rute tett aim i.reast, nn.i a w hite stupe run J ins "P the face, and tail tippeii with white. Any j om' teturnini suid door to the " Patent Bread Bakci ry," l irst street, near Main, will be suitably reI warded. ' t. E. BP.ickl'y. ! hoy t.it-j IES.H .illiitl'.I L i tlieker.s ; Tiiriiies; Tu' i:ipv ; (inious ; VJ w:q rtiickets. cr3 A. P. RFTKOII'S CO.

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REW ADVERTISEMENTS. i t ijfTßZ ' rmw t'lE J.tjnn s atm.. men uf tvansviii..-! am n.w .1001113 0.1 Third !roct, In the rm a.lji.iuitig the Clweitt . fity Bank, a Ikaiitiful assort incut of Jewelry anil j Sunry Articles, including Kinn, llraeeirts, BreasttXXZZZTZ 1 ofiheniVs t. fashionable styles, selected with gnat taute aud ( lU.' rjeMl.MM.r , J ji silver Kiiivcnnü Fork, T..ili:t iim.r., j Hsnstfr GiAte'tar -ttchws, - - 4 i: ",'l" " " i, "I Za rth nnuW Silver Eg Sian.K Utt.-r itniiii-. . f!'..l,I -Jilv... Tlüu.Lii.Piini.r.1 illfcrs.. Gold J.'naiid HoUierj, l'ock' t ltui-ka, Silver Ten IloMom, Port Moin-.-s, Ojwa GltuucD, . .. Tort Kolios, . r .-, Siiectaclcs, Card Caacs, . , . Ac, A'.-., Ac. Plain anil Fancy W'lmlelione and Ttamlvio fanea, , Cro'.d aud Silver ilouuted Kevulvew, seTriil tutALSO? Collars, Viiderleeves, ' . Siik ti'ioi kiuss, Oloves, ' : Fii'in h Kiiiliroi'K-ries, S-ilk lr.ii l'Ktterna, and a jrri'at TariptY lif eVsant articl' S, suitable for Ladies' and (iontloniciid' wear, alt of which I am ofiertns for sale for Cash, at prcatly reduced t irice, a. my otyect is to close tiiem out lit once. To thoso wishinrr to :rcvide bmtitiful and vaiualde prcer.ui for t!io itulidnvs, uo better ei)i:oituiiity was ever offered. ItOSlNA SMITH. Evnnwiüe. Nov. 11th, 1S."S. atil eg it. nEwvoLns a to., iijfs: &JSL in Store and for siile1 l.ii Fresh Lard ; ii bush Cranberries ; '' New SnT'ir ; . 3 ficxe Ojial Candles ' Sardines boxes end bo.tes ; ' Stij-erior Family Flour; ' Fitüt elwsi Cigars; ' fnt. kin;; Tobacco. novll 'ii,A'TTjtv'w.ifIfi""rTv Zi i3 i- 1 IV. !.,... ., i:,.... 1... tHn.tf. 'wiiü-h hö iia ni.imniwliate'nwi' wouid di-'ooüp of him. The animal in a sorrel, live years obi ; of size, symmetry, imd.ood carriage, und ii:iexiviti"tiable qualities, may be s""ti at the stables of tlie hervooil lloue, oa and alter Friday, V-itli inst., till sold. nuvl'iiU S i st ui:tnii:ti tf ill-is Wlilie Lime; JO lihds Neu Sugar; j, f0 JJo.vos Virginia Tobacco; ' 2"0 Coils Manilla (.'ordiuie, for snle nt lowest ratisby 110 111 UKO. FOSI'LH & CO. wnv HI! TS J!Jit TVli 1 3 3f Vf TiTJBL0 At!K. ull kinds, received l'er :im r .Np(.tune, au l in Btote, for ta!f low bv novto S. K. ilLUKÜT Si Cn. V ol widi-bioken, lre Oxen, in (rood old r, l..r sale. Apply to novsdlm F. I. ALLF.X. V W TH:J. Tift: MJ'Itf Ii U VIS U at C' t-oiuty Aricutiiiri:! and llorticiiilural S -ciety will hold itsreLii armoutl ly ne i tini; this day, Saturday. November Ulli, lö-V, ni Hie Court Jiouse, at LiJ:; o'clock, V. 1'. HciUXJSlKii'K, novo Secretary. .0Ji'Jt'A .ViVJAB.--5 EOXKS Ciiiciniiali 6. jap, asvrieil ; -J.' 1m, x' is.toi tcd sizes Star Caudles, just received and for iwle ! y VlUftLHV I liUTHKK, ncr.X No. ü-i -Main stle.t. -tb ar av Fififs'.' .w i l ' Uli :e Ä7- 5 ö r jZ uiiim Hue siiei ior Matches, unsurpassed in quality, cheapness, or neatness i-l i-aekaes, in sloin aud for sale very low br VI CK Kit Y BttnTHEnS, novl No. 's- Main si reet. lfJL m.ide I10111 31 ade S.iieir. wliich e.m be had chenp at the Iure of VICKKKY BKOTHKKS, null No. .Maui M eet. AM TILS iill lbs choice Cream Tartar; KM lbs Sup. Carb. Sod i ; ,öcm lbs Washing or Sal Soda ; Vi iJo-os pure Corn Stan li, .ve., ite., for sale ckeaply VICKKUY KKüTHKliS, liov4 o. h 3Ia:n stiTet. 10 it it j IS. Ctii ii v V Sca-siiore fraud i.rnab' I.M novt CLU. KOSTKK Si. CO. KT te-J MJi E T V f lillil A aizes and kinds, in store and hsr eale by V1CKEKV IWtHTilFLS. t ITT tittt- iit f i ii. ZH... at 17 ci m s per bi'.slul, at Wholigilo or 1Unh" R M( ul STOKE, Or at our otice on the corner of Fnlt in Avenue aud Water street. A. J. HI i t'llLsc'N A CO. novo-Im I TT iL HI TE I. .w - 5 o nit I. S. I'O H le bv In. Vtl (ii.K. MJSI Mi .v ii. rtitHITt. ti VE I'.Iliis. ' .tO Hlli.S. for sale tiKO. kom:ku . co. It.i KU K I SF I,JIK till MM JB. 50 -ML aud suiali, iu tti'ie, and tor s,:i" by iu.v4 ' ti. 1.. Ol LÜEI1T A CO. 4 T.I li a.Vil TJI.LOii C.l.llI.ES. .lLlli u.ivl Sv. am . re srre n. ar w at- r.. xE ii si'nj a W 1 hhd. S.v.ir, 1 barrel i'ratiliernes,' 1 barrel Lried Heei, .i-.ii. 1 barrel canvassed llams, bushels Me-liano. k l'otaii es. n.ivt A. 1). ÜKYN'iiLOS A fil'.: c It UK-HE-.IT EhttlU, li HITS, lli.mminv, unboiled Vheat Flour, Corn Me.il, chicken and horse Feed of every variety to be hud at Hurt's Mill, mi Second Street, below 0..k. N. B U ttel promptiy attended lo, and every ar tide bought will be delivered al the dwelling of the purchaser. iiov-l W9H he li liViJiJIi r v3rii . ML e ar.' lew seiiin Ovsicrs by m ho.esale at 5jt -Ö per t'.in. Warranlevl extra, and Cans full. iieeeived daiiy per Lxiuess. Z. il. COOK A SON. Ilovl ' liOXES ll.l.lttll HUH CHEESE, 'lhree iiaiidre.l poiimls anie Currants. One htiltdied (e-noa C:tl'eiis, Ten bii-di-ds Cranberries, line biiii.lr'il bushels pi-im-" Turnip-i, Fitly bnshels fr. sh Cun Meal, Twenty-five bushels prime while Beam, J-'ive dozen lotion M,.ps and Mop iieks, Two hundred Bath lirick, reeeiyed and for si-leby (nov::.) '.. II. OinK A S N. E II A ItJ.lli iö Ml jilt sVl'TitJiE Q W new Si:,ar jllst received ;:.;i lor sale by liov- J'i;i:si(iN' BiiOS. SM;' HUE 5 TIElttES I'ltl.llE Sr new Ile.-.j;is. recived and cr s.i'e bill, vli I' 11 KS i'ON li illsj. O I i"i"' l 7-1 C jITL c i i To..-', r. 7 wTcnt " 7.. 1! ( ii.iK A SON. s1177l TÄ'liti il7i. T:iiWa7TYi.1 ami cin ipiiess.- C .. s ( a cn: reiineiispaii,l.'ii (Jelaliiie, str...-er tilull Isinglass, at cue half the cost for convenience, streimth. purity, beauty and cheapi:;.s-', stands lanivaüe.l for making ri.ji ci ysteliiue jeilv. For saie bv novl " '. II. COOK t SON. 1" OU HEX OE TllH .Fi. 'Council f : he Cavof Kvan-vi le, I, GiioiiOiiW.-i.-i.tx. Co'ib'i tor.fsaid city, do hereby give, notice that 1 will sell, on the 1 h day of November, lsö8, at the door ol tiie Court Ilo.ise iu said City cf Kvansville, between the hours of 111 A. M and 4 o'clock. V. M , at Public Auction, the following Lots', or pieces of eroimd, or n much thereof as may lie necessary to i-av the fullwiiir amounts charged apiinst such Lots for work done theieou by said City, tc'.erlier with the cost of such sale:

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GEOKGE W.-LKLIN, . Citv ClOleetor. nuvo-Twd SAMfKL K. Cltl;n;r WILLIAM 1!. fl A r K II . 8. E. UlIHEItT K t O., SICCESSOU.- toOllliert A Howies, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Sycamore street, between Water and First, Evansville, Indiana. A full assortment of Groceries always on hand, and for sale at the lowest prices. Agents fur "Cypress Mills," Cotton Yarns, Ac., at manu'acturcr's prii-es (novl 1fhlSSOLlTIO-.V. TlIE Elli.n OE JUr Oh.hkkt A Bowles was dissolved on tlie'J.tli instant, by mutu;d c.usetit. The business will be continued by our successors, Samuel H. Gi!!ert and W iltiam K. B; k er, under the lit in of S. E. Gilbert A Co., w ho are alone authorized t settle the lmiiic ofthe lut. firm. SAM t" EL E. Ol LBLKT. HEN HY' BOW LES. Er-iiytill. Oct. go, 1 v,.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

C'iilVtD Mid to arrive, and fnrwl 1 . ,uov2 ; f l'IU:STN IitiOSV GiTjiuiRTs .vet öiir &odKN Syru ex!, y V Ki'boiieil surur Tioil; 3Iclassos, Crushed Sni;ar, Pcnnfcnvd ttagnr) - - ' 1 1' frruss i:itf-s' Jit'w WrU Mtch, i 2.1ic;ii liirkrs-'t &loie inn-kin. Illii7c:i iron l..)iuiii li;"f iiiilieln. : r.c.viv.-ii , i WHS' ' OS it wi; a s .. ii vi.vt Tallowing i'iojierry imw. ; tu u loa in our Waruhousis cor ner Locust atiei t and th Canal. i.S.. Keyy,2 boxes tC:etb:ng, . , J-'T. Tloflnian, 5 boxes jlerciiandisp,"' I'.iS. 2 - - - " v : . . J. Pale, ' . ' ' ' VT. F.-Stono ' lBux. .. ." V 4.' Mrs.- Palmer, 1 " " . C. ItiKidr . 1 Client, .... J. Kmrich, ."i Balea Hops, F. 11. (suecder, 1 ' , . T. A. Sauders, 2 llliilu. Charcoal, ' . . - I ' ' 2 linxt-s; ' . ' i. : ' t Fried. Tncliier.l " Sbist. ...... . . Mary Thompson. 1 Bedstead, . F. Hutchinson, 1 Muriel Harrow Kebeca Luvis, . 2 lioxes, " l Cilest, J. 11. WfiU, 2 Kes, K- '.-sr, 2 boxes, Keiler Ac Bunnan, . " A'v". C. Foster, 1 " . ' lean ft Ueuioss, I " F. liiilinan,. 1 cask, Vnkiiowii, I shingle Machine, ' 1 lloisc l'ow-r. t.Kui:;K FlIS'iKU & Co. olsTsTi'L tiZt T-.iji.tjt . t ij . l Lo r ä corner ot l o-.-.rih and Canal stri'u;s. Fubuire of J. B. Meli! N A L I). ff'Jte Mit', o.vä ri:v.i. JL IL A CUKN CUL'.-il Kl!, rigawl tu i MA'iilieil to ran bv uteam, one iiii;rtisiiijr ni;. chine, m pod order, r.nd a lot of Carpenter's Joois. Aio, a lot of .Sliafiing and Pe.lleys, and a pair cf Stianb's B irrs i cr buie c'nca. by- J. B. MclONALl). ei.ii.2iv.l iiEstTiiiii t vi j7. JoL Cranberries, Canvassed llallis, Dried lie. f. New Mackeri-1, Lathrop's jtlninj talc by focP27 &c. Just received and for A. D. liLYNOLUS CO. w2iiEiw.iTis.ri ( u::ei ujtiioi t JlS. fail, by Dr. T. J.'ci;iAN'S SALSAl'AK1LLA and IODIK.K OF l'OTAäil, the Kre.t liiood 1'iii'iiier mid ileallli Kpi-torcr, prepared i"i.m Fresh Boot, the only kind worthy the coiil'nloiicc of physicians or the public, old imported root heius inert, 'lhe Components ol' this medicine ure highly extolled by some of the mo-it itisi inrui.-jiird physii iaus in the world, as Sir Win. l or.lyc ', Krodi", i! id!, ii-., for the cure of Jil.cr.ir.atisni, S n fui;!. White Sweliin, Syphilid, N cur ii i, ib.-casi'S ol the Kidi.cys, Liver, Spine and Skin Dropsy, Female Complain:, Old Sores, rimpUss-on the Kacc, Ac. it makes the skin clear aud snioorh an object of interest villi the ladies.- itri-inovts mercury, or any impurities of the blood or system, aud should be iiscii in the Spring to purity the blood and prc-T.-n; .-iotviii m. l'i ie,', 61 a bottli . !ct.owirs Essence Tar, u ceriain cure for Bowel Compiuinu, as Dian fcea, Dy ejiiiuy. Flux, Ac. . ; South-Auieficaii 'iar, Spimx i.iuiiiicut, and Vermifuge, titiparalolied ior iis success. The three aiiove lu-idicines pi-e;.ared l.y. 11. S. llt'uiiLs, Memphis, Teiiiicsse. Sold in K.anviiie by ÜM.1.KK A WuiTK, Lliscm j( iv uic i te.i I'. Dr. Jo:i: y.AliRK P. I CÜ'.l-IVJllld ..LuKVri;.u.i A JaVtlitiE, Sl t tESbois to .'. S. llilWALO, KKCE1V1XG, I'OilWAUl;LG, AN .. General Ccsimission Merc hauls, K VANS VILLI:, 1ND. Having taken the stand of Mr. It. S. iioHtud, we re in hopes, hystlose attention to business to retain nil Iiis Md and liumerous custodiers. WeViil ive particular attention to all consignments for sale, and will forward Tobacco, l'oi k, Lard, Ac, L'asi, West, North or South, at the lowest current rates of freight. Liberal cash advances made oil produce consigned to New Orleans. u. (i. Ri.AtuHTi n, n. c. f i..m i;i;ti:k, vti. iiimur, jii., The above firm, Messrs. Slaughters A Hodge, having taken my stand in (lie Forwu ding and C0111-inissii-n t'.s;ncss, I take great plousure iu saying to my friends th.it their consignments will he well cared for by the new house. Mr. Hudgc Ii;. h en ilh nie a long w hile, and I :riinsjilcr him in ev-.-ry way well worthy tho patronage so lilcraliy exii-ndiii lo me. The 3iessi. Slaiiiilei's are favorably known on Cn-en river as gooU Tobacco men. .clüT-liiid S. !!0VA7?P. JJ. SIJOiiT fv. Mi-:i;( HAN :u.t.y:l.iStK Ztt O.u'.r Sri:t:vr, ii. it. Fi'.-i;r. ' foe!-;.'- 10.! (Hi LKAXS, I.A. 11. H. tt'iwAnn. Y.U si Blank Book Manufacturer, First street, betw -en Slain and Loenst, K VAN.sViLI.K. II. I'.'ank li n ks rulrd, paged and made to order of the best paper, iVoui a Mem-a-andum to tVe largest Ledger. Music and Müazines boui.d in any btyie. o;-i-!7-i nnliw " fl E W J E WR I. It I V- HITThO I. EE O w ,v HIS i;fi-ii'ruliy known as jlitrrw.li! 's) at No. 4.S, Main street, h:ve jast received their licw j stock oi' Watches, .lewell y. Sliver Ware, superior I'lated Wai-e, Spectacles, Ac, inuouir hieb v. iii be j found all the i;;tcst at.d most be.iuiitul siyles iu the Imarket. ' ' ' j We wish it distinctly iin.lei stood thuf we warralir the .juiiiity ef our dev., -ley to l.e as trood as any j. liraue, ;;ud in siyle.-l'anty oi uitis-i. and e.e lieliee j' ol Wv.rl.: uiarisliip, it is liot to M s'.ii pas.s d. YVe 1 are selling at tin lowest Lasfem priei's lor cash. A I fell assortment of Ciockj-.iivayrioii l.ai;d. octs.:v Jt;i - fTiJA''JTVr E- OTICV. IS Uli KA by nivdi to thu Tax I'bvits of Vimderbiirifli I C'oi.nt3-, that I have received from tlie Audi! - r of tlie Cietntythe Tax Duplicate for tlie current yec.r, j and will be prepared to reretvi the Taxes assoss-ctl t f r the current year (Isö.S; at my Oiiice, from and j after the loth day oi October, l.".s. j For tic.' rate of Taxation for tiie current year, fcee ; sniali baud bills posted no thront:!! tbe County. - TULODOiiK VKSE.MAXli, ' I ect22-r,wd 7Vf,isai-cr .f V-w. Ci. TISiOJLUTIO-JS-CO M. tiTeS!: ti SHIP -Tile rinn of Watson, veul.ury A Co., was dissolved Oct. 1st. 18 8 'i he busiii"-s v, ill herrafter be carried on under the tirin .d'N wbuiy A Ciement, who are aulhorizi-d to aeiti's. up the business .-t the late tirm. JONATHAN WATSON, K. NKWia KY, J. it. CLL .ML XT, ..et22 C. S. I'll Ki-.X. 1EM LNT 70 I'.iiL.s KU It SA Llv L'.V. BY GILISKil A l!Hv LI S Cvl'lllilS TLIilLN itnl:.JBLS. IN l'K feet order, for sale by Oi Llllvi. j A HOWLiiS, oer2-1 Sycamore sirv.il. "jr TfTltE ,iVoi,ii 11 JKit't reieived three Lirr.-ls of fresh li.i.i.ua llraa.es. Cad before ;h .y p. all sohl. TI CE.-lKl l"I7-.J SI...1 o.V ö' '.ill. r. atlll oar en.iilisiiuient to Mr. Sui.i..el Ii -leery, tin; style and iii lli will iu future l e Vtl KKIIY A" IlKoTUÜliS, ill I:, jic therefore villi the ac.j'tisitiou of a new bi:l ex pe. ieie-ed partner, t-o-ro wili be .-in increase ,f tr.ide to liieheiise. '1 hanks for i a.-t f ii.u-s. 1: 'siieeii i'iv. Ac. J. .. VH Kl.KV A Co., atn Sti' o.-t.'n N. vt. f,$H lilllil' IS It O TJt E ii 3 , Ii 'II (i iE. SALI. AMI liüiAib Di. AI !.,,s iN PAHIT.Y ariOCP.P.TES, CLASS, NAILS, FLOUR, nrain. Seis, Paeon, Lard, Tals, Bu..k.-:s, Churns, and Woo.iware generally, No. 2 Main strei t, Lv-.-iiisvüle, Iml. Goodj delivered in any part of the cily free of choree. oct-i .IAS. W. VK'KKBV JOHN VIi'KP.KT AJl'l, Vtl I.FHV. "ir 5. cis.i-.i7ü, l-iiii u Tü iTk tü 0.0 AND Commission Merchant, No. 2 Soltu Wati-u Stiieet, Kvansville. ct21-ly to.nEwoEöiTjiosE Teye Also, f Yunntr Turkies. Fri-sli Coi-n MeaL Youn Chickens. Y'oun. Hyson Tea. Sweet Potatoes. Just rec. ive.1 at oct in A. D. KEY No LP A Co". 1g&H.iVElt ItOOitS .V.V ItItSM.E8. -H A splendid selection in Antujue, Morocco, und Velvet Bindings ; also in fancy wood. Jost received by DOlSLLL a'coNYNGI'ON. IW-! Bt;J'U fV--J'J Ufri'l S'BL'Y ! BUY 1 Tlie uu.lersirnei resiK'i-tfn'i.v nniioiinces to the citizens of Evansville that lie has opened a fi-ed store on the corner of Water and Locust streets, where l.e keeps constantly on hand a supply of all kinds of Feed which he will sell at tlie very lowest cash prices and deii .-er to any part of the city free of charge. Piease (rive him a call. "ct-ili J. C. DI SIU CHET. US' Prompt attention (riven to all order. tJLES ! SHEVtJLE .' ! lOO s3i'op!iir shingles. Just reeei...( and for sale by .JOHN F. CLOVER. jgi OIIE I'S' I. J HIES UOOK EOU M.N. ioveinbcr, nt octlO I'OBEI. A CiiNYNOTON'S.

KISCELLANEOUS.

; CA 1 KOr VAC l 1. 1 niTTTi k nrr i n t iTTTi A ." ; i J. V. SIlt.LS, Jla.tt.jr, f ; tpTes.o)itiaidyk.tUe iSth. at o'clutk, '.-and Jrfll make roul.-ir trips vpry . d:iy?. iicflti -r JSMtUVJttl .JiEir lsI101 TMH ... ned wishes to infi rm the vrr that lie has opened XP -M-iit s ijAfe&asiurfi-t stioii on liUf corner oi iinl Walnut treet,0afel4.j,a; lie will constaiiTiv keep ail kiihi.s ol ic h -- meat, autl .wvukLti .laa'S4't. 'I've cut,tninvr-:. lMtiUie lrive me ;i calf. t his iric.uls and x-t!4 -i -THKUBALD EM.'H'Jf . rjglJX'JS 1.1'iH.KViRTMlJi PEOPLE arc j:mt t!"il lining to luxl mil that U isoh, t j N'rv.'l'ury & Cu., ö, :uui lu, ball iuiu'uer clicaper j than any otl.cr !oaki-s in town ; coascqtiently, tlioy - j g titre aii'l buy, una r wutl saihohctl that they , . toat.'Y here aiül soll ltiarärt, vp:iv to all who are in Taiid Efciifh -Mnet.-f, irn-l vlIl;stitV -Ton, HtHt - I wiinf yxv say iatruo. ' WATjJOS, SÜWiitiY A Co. J cut 11 I gbt'EJ'ijy.0 OEHÖJV'ETfiiSTtiul W i tios'd-i, liililioiis nnd Flowers, on Friday ir.ornj:-, Ocloner Mb, lfiK. i'ermit tne to call ynur atteiiiiou to my stock of iTfug Millinery OoihJs, .-hich have been bought under favorable cii-cum-Btancc-', and wliich for variety und novelty of style will, 1 trust', be found to uriwiss aiivthintr tver lin-!iKhi to thi&city. F.J!. BAKKKit, Firt street, belweeu Slain and Locust, opposite the IVst Ofiice. oetli Gj I'.x-iintEs. s lil bids. Alum, ' - " ' 10 Copperas", ' S " Sulohiir, f " Veil. red. 2 limit Camphor, 2..0 " Cream Tartar, öo coil .lute ',4 ini h rope, . tiö " Maniiia V4 inch ilo, . . ' iienm halter rope, AI " Manilla " " do-.. Bedcorris, in reels Ci-ttoll I4 inch do, öo bales No. 1, Canneltoii Battiug, 7- boxes Star Candles, 7.' box-s kliamond Starch, 20 Uisjs AUpu-e, riCeroons c.'arracciis' Tmiio, 'JÖ bales Caudie Wick, :!.- I.c-ks l'epp.-r, Ö " Cloves, A small lot of extra family flour. For s.i!e low to clo-ie coasinniunt, bv dt avhkklj: a liiflfis. ' 1T. titJWLES S.l&OO.V, S'o. G, S First Mrwt, oip, siie the l'ustoßice, Kvmisville, Indiana. 'i he citi .iis cf Kvausviile and the piuilic gesietally are respectfully inf. rmed that this mag;.iliceiit sabvtn (I'ot'iHet-iy Ilurk's i-ixclian.c) h.is been entii-ely riditte.l aiel fiirnished ii:ee;-y department, and is now open tor the season, where visitors caa always haveserve.l up at the shortest notice and in the m ist snperh sfvle all the delicacies of tho s.asm, pamo of all kinds, Venison, Wild Duck, 1 111 key, 1-ish, Ac. Suetl Oysters received d lily, hy express, ns well as in cms. will be served in every style to suit the patroi s of thn St. Cliarii s. t - , Hiiiiard players will hod at this sa'ooh a set of tlu; nncst iii.iioie lop 1'iiiiiaru iaoies 110111 in? eil knoy.n and celebrated factory of J. 31. Uruniuiek A t 1. . " Siip.ers sei vl upat Ii hours, day or night. A rp'.emlid luucli will be i ervcd'up, in the most appropriate stvle, every morning at 10 o'cioek. ocM " J. ti. liA7flNtJTON. ritEirEsTÄiTlrl?METh JO. Iii" in toivn, it, the lowest hg.ire, is at Decker A Kramer's. Hotel and Cnn"t-e-ht-i;se keepers, and ailothers that can appreciate good liquor and wish to buy it cheap, iu ipiantities to suit, call soon its it goes off fast. (oetll) DKCKEIi A IvftAM !:,'. P B0i ' : s uetjuXes EliElit MIL A KHIVA L. ÜII Turkies. Id Jt,.zi.n Chickens. 4il llushels l'otatoes. 40 Dozou Fgg.s. A. D. IiEYXOLDS A CO. oetr, UKU'IS, Uracil Nuts, j;iiJi.-h Waltiut, Fin,J ruisiiit, cuirutd, rK k cuuav iiystcrs,. luhstfis,' HJiiiliiK' ultim, t-tisoni kiUs, bu11i nr, roll I rhu- 1 stoii'S copperas, iiiaütler, extract ot Ir-woort, indi- f pi, cicaiu tartar, suila, ht'il-tonls, l-httkiiig, hattiTnr i'liiVf. -ni"ijt. f u'iir- of nil kiiir'-- iiiiIniffB. ginger ol all kinds, glass jars, lanterns and flask's, lemon syrup, mustard, i . niches, pepju-r sauce, sjianish moss, stone pipes, powder, sai'et fuse, tobacco of nil kinds, tttney tureli, viiiegitr. cunhisv, let- ' ter, note, ca,. and w riling paper, teas, flour, campbor.env.lopi-, rilt peter, -ie., ft-.,' etc. A supply ot the above kept constantly on Tiaud, aud f u sale .-, by GILIiEItT A Bi LI-.S. e.el .-ll I ' , enill'ire rtreoi,. 1UJ1II i.illi ." tlitT E.U -J-A'tl li V.VT TO 90 Si ll qnii k, l'l mttv'& im i;iuen Aj les ; finest , of the season, foe'dl A. Tl. IXV. YNl 1 1. OS A On. '' 7y" E.iTJt EH 'Il tilioE Eil'ilj JLiNCiS. J. FI.K3I1NU has'now on hand a huge' ! and comph'te assorti.ient of Leather and S.h.- Find- ! I ing, to which the Attention of Shoenmkers -mid j others in waiit.ot Leathea is mvitita, winclt wil he ' :-.!il at as I.nv price for cash as c.iu be obtained in " 's.v.wesv. i me iiteiiu inns. v.o. .;. ,, .-i.oo 11 LEATIIEtt KELTINO; "' ' Seymour's machine stretched Leather Ilching. A full supnlv at the liianufaeturer's cash jciie. oei:;-:;ii!d ' M. FLEiM IXO. rsSW-El.fli TilOVSt.Vit Sil 4 'HS EO H -2 fs.I.K. The uiiiieisiKUed !vas 1-J.ooii f.-coud baud Sa or i ats. kslorS.de. 'i hey are suitable for W heat LniiUire nt the Citv MiMs. OLOIJGK WOLFrX, Asent. ocio r-pjiE OLD I'lO.YEEH, TUO.JUIS SCAX1L1X, Tsj j-i: t receivinjc by Steamboats and Railroad, lai'fre aud conipiete assortment oi s rtii vi XjAnfinnr Q!4--xtoci v-nnjii.ii.iip ü licaciu, lid vco. of the very latest Fall style and pattern, which 1 can sell at lower prices than tlie i-eut panic times of 1SÖ7. And I am fixed to do House Hoofing, Guttering. Copper an'! Sheet Iron Work, and oil other Job Work iu my line, with irreat car" ami li-pateh, wl.ieh I warrmif r. be e.iual, if not superior, to most work done iu this citv. Cull on in- Pioneer. THOMAS M'AN'll,:!. 100 tiVuEM.s J' it i.n j: .vä'i Ki -sh. oheire Ajiples, iVaiihs. Suf ir fired iL-iad B-Hif, SU doz. n a-soi led Urin ms, ,'tl bu.-h. Sweet l'otatoe?, in do (Yah Al p!. s, .nuoii:!ev's Hams, l.Ubb lb-. Baecll Sides, 5 bids. No. 1 extra M.-a kirel, 5 " No. -2 Mm- kere!, 40 boxes extra Herring, -" kits assorted M icker d. aii'l lbs. exnii large Cedriih. bv ...ill .. II A-ci-iv.-d dial forCiiiiK A SuN. K-.II.E -JT . JJL Hoiisean.l I. -t in X. E I ii-Jittl-ji-S .i ivtll.ireeii.eli t ol the ei' V i.t I-.ViiH-v tie. En.piire at lhe JL E. A I. Office, No. t, N.i c!i idiiid stiee:, Evansviiie. "ti c.c.collins. FLIC) Eli. I DR. G HAVES' FAMILY MEDICINES. I We do not desire to interlere Willi the professional etliies of our nirflii al si h'Kils. mu- do we possi-ss any j skill in pharmaeeiities, bat Dr. O'raves h;w opened j to enr inspection a mass of letters from his agents j nnd nwt respe -table drusi-ts in all parts of the j country, which commend his family medicines in i the highest terms-. They meet with very extended j sale, which of itself is an excellent recommendation. ' Wc always lee! rcliletnnt to make any endorsej meiit of luedicitie., but there are so many localities ; i here no regular practitioners are within reach, I and so many diseases which require prompt remej dies, that a sui. ply of the prescriptions prepared by i Dr. Craves, comm-nded as they are for efficiency, (would 1 rove almost invaluable. In all cases of j siekness, our first advice is to call the aid of a phrj sician, but, if that is impracticable, it seems to us I that Dr. Craves ofTers remedial agents in njme, cholera morbus, Ac., which may be safely used, as i he iv.s assurance that na deleterious compounds ! are used iu their preparation. Limit, ill? Journal. Dr. Graves' anti-Fever and Asne, anti-Bilious, ' Pnrifyins. and Cathartic Pills are iimluahle to those aflli. t-d with any of these complaints. His American Liniment is paininp a lii'Jii reputation t..r h-alin: all kimU ef aiiments, both if man and bea.st: a .d parents should remember that his "(ioldou Neriniliw," is a certain remedy for exuulliuj; 1 worms from tb" system, For sale by Wholesale Drneirists generally. Halliick A SroniiARn, Kkllkb A vrii!i.K, Wm. Btr.niiowEii, and Lkecii A Cakslett, Agents at Ev- ! aiisville, Indiana. oct2-im.l j VST RECEIVE!!. ll'ESTERJV reserved Cheese. Canvassed Hams, ( S. C. S.Kla, . ! i.erman Soaps, j Shaker Brooms, j Fiue Swwt ToIkicco. A lot just received and f..r ;,! I y rpfq A, D. KEYNOLD3 A Co. 1

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r&VfcV.' T.'.' TilJI .' ! VilOH B JL sclovtinri id Cruen and Itlarb ti.'jvut it)ens4 ' mid for kkIo l,v ' . J. V. YICKEKY .V CO. it i: sit coujv ,niJJti. iu jvsm nt received atf - - ' vi w.t:!t .l A. P, RBTS.0T.DS- 4 Co's.t uf-iiver Ujm atrciiif Uiid in Southern Jiissmiri, gnl'ioct to entry at 12J-4 contB rer acre. I nil anil examine them nt tlie It- . i I. Ollicc, Jio. 1, Not th Third street, EvaiidVille. Is li" .,,tl 'i' f. COf.T.IKiS. ' UVJIMEHS. t fll UJiEy sj iiopoiiiiid Atcenffor Dote, Silver Fe!chVjiatent S.Tv Glimmer, wliich has taken ihn prgniiiim. ,- ht rbe Mis-hatiical 1'nirs of Almiut rrv Stnta in tv i Union, nnd pronounced snperinr to anything ruruitf - for punimm niright and circular saws. An itssorl Mnciit alwitys ou hacd. ecp:;lO GEO. B. SO NT AGG. W W V t Ul.l il ilk iill UtltilUlD Vit VUCl, kens, eggs, butter, cheese, codfish, flonr, lmcoti, - , coti'ee, nsar, rice, mackerel, pepper, spice, .UnU ru,lW; rici' '.wackeivl, peJr, api, lint mes. clovc, glower, with It vnricty -rf. ether -ar- , , tides tüuiiwneruiut to met tion. Call'iuid xamiaor yourseives. at Nu: i Main street. . stl , .!..'..- S, W. VltKCTT a:co. W" OOK IIEttEßEJfl THIS.. -A-lf you ttaut iu jict Kocd llay, , , " " If you want t get good Corn, ' " " ' -- If you want to get good Out,"'- - -i 1 f you want to get good Hran. . - . 1 If yon want to get good Cnislied Feed, ' It you want to get good Chicken Feed, 1 If yon vi, -.nt to get good Corn Meal, - If yon want to gel good Timothy Seed, . If yon want to get irood O'r.iss Seeds of any Rr.4 every kind, call at HI'S TONS Feed and Seed Store, irider tlie Telegraph Office, w hero you can be äccomniodatd as cheap n the cheapesr, nnd a good nn the best, delivered in any part of the city free of dravaw. llecolhct, nt lie's! :X 'S. 011 Water street. Just received, my first tdiipinent by Canal, 100 tons i f liist-iate mw Timothy iiav, and for a! cheap. sept'8j K. S. H. . f:iiÖOJI EttWiiOi J,iiS. . 'tA7Eli. KJT Iisi Ih.xcs tine (. lackers, l.":!l coils Manilla Uoie, - 2...0II Seaniiess Hags. -. r.:,d 2'i bushels. Eoceived and for sale by rsep27 I'ULSTON BUcS. 9 Jti. doi.en Cedar 1'aiis wnite, red and Kti ined, I ned. brass L-OU1H1, 1!) nests Cedar bound, Ke.ders, plain nnd striped, brass 5 doyen covered Cedar Cans, hr; ss hound, 3 sizes, 5 " Cedar Churns, brass bound, ü " jii.iin white Cedar J'aiis, iron houbd, 2 atir! ii iloops, .1 " stout iron bound StaWe rails,5 " Steamboiit Fails, stout iron bound, L'O nests stout (.'odar Tubs, iron bound, 4 and 11 iu eai li nest, .1 dozen largest Horse Hucket, 111 4t connnon iron bouml Duckets, This day received, and. now oiniiur in thn finent ! eouoi.i.m, 111 u new w oouen are .-tore 01 r .K l'r-1 - , J. ii. ItlELL, 2 - M;":1 st- hrt Seventh and I-.iglith, L..uiMi:e,Ky. ; '.. It l't 'ti ETS. 20 llZEJm gtf Varnished Well Uuckets, stout ii"d Weil niade in all respects. The quality and ju-ico ara such as cannot fciil to suit the trade! j wptit .1. I!. Rt'SSKLL. 37Main st., li"t. Seventh nml Litrhth. l- i:isvi:ie.Ky. -taa r9 Jt it K '.i Potatoes. 1. dozen Chickens, inn " l.ggs, Jo bids, extra Flour, f.u sa. ks ' " So tons Drau. Jiwt receiveil and for Kilo hy septil 7.. II. COOK A S11X. m 1.1 fE HS OE t Hi Vit TE.I. -Jul A superior uriicle of Young llysoi. Just recein d und for Bale by A. D. KLYNX'LDS A Co. sepf-7 . , " : ; . iüwti. liifiZi ittoix, EiiEJVCH VIA -.. DYEK AND SCOliUlUi,. , Cornier of Vine and First street", EVANSVILLE, IN 1)1 ANA, Would respectfully inform the ladies and gentlemen of this city aud vicinity, that he has opened & IIV1.'IVC l'I L' A V I VCl VI, 1, L'l) I UM Vß . . ... .... I .... .' , . . 1 . 1,.1 .V.l.,., V. KSTAIiLlSII MKNT, j Where ho will vU-.n ami ye nil kiinla vf Silk and i WonlTiMrGotxta. ' Will ritnhtve grouse, paints, &c. 1 wit hunt tho slifhlcst iitjnry to the gixnln. Ail work ihm at this osiaiilishaieut will lt warraiittd to pivo entire SiitiHiucthm ' wit2v-(ira ripEJS.X0 Il-MLE CHESTS I Hoies, all kinds. Just received at . f CILIJEHT A BOWLES, epi Sycamore street. j JTBEli tO tilth. Too I'JIK-JUES JSOolion. Jieiiiji, and Manilla, in dozens or on reels.' .Inst rei-eived and f.r sale by - , 6epp:: G I LIilv.lt f A BOWLES.' - -X.MUE -JJVII .WJSJ.V MJS'SV. S. ItANt K II Y IIOM K (.OMl'AXrf.S. ; Tlie undersigned having been appointed Agent for Evansville and vicinity, of the INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. S. F. UOV INClOji, Sec'y. 1'. A. HviiiUS, 1WI AMI THE RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. n..I. IIA'I IIAWA V.Sec'y. S. HATHAWAY, I'res't are prepared to tinderwrite upon the better las f Fi ,, 3lliri,. lu.ks, at as lew rates of pre niiuiu as are consistent with icrmauency and r i..bi'ilv ' -. .' . ' Tins. Companies contme their business cxclttsivc ly to the State of. Indiana. ITitJAlI losses sjieediiy adjusted anil promptlj )mid wiiliotit any abatement or dhuiiiiition what ever. Ke'rerices: Tivery man. w il bout exception, wha lias siistniue.l loss in either Comp-any, a list I whom till citizens of our own State may be wn. at our oUi. e. A. D. KEYN0LD3 A CO. . .' Kvansville, July R, ISöii-ly .-. .tlljS. SOD liECIS -ASSORTED bi.es. , TIMOTIIT PF.ED, Iimi bush, prime new. For sale bv pt Jit OUR, DAZftlX A Co; V&H E.10 TIEUCEo I'HI.IIE.-EVH , cisa!e, low , by ,rA CILEEKT ft BOWLE?.. . lifä -CikEttEI. .-i WHITE II Sit. QTJl i.ii barrels und half barrels. . Ticked Moss 2ö bales, Jtehucd Sueian Ml barrels Croslied, Powdered, and Kelined W hite. For sale bv scpl.'S OILBKRT A BOWLES. Wff OOSIEH lEÜIlTJIIt'ES. " Jill IS doen Cliickeus. 21 " F.KSSS, 1(1 linsh. Sweet and Irish Potatoes, Also. Hamburgh Cheese - ' B-pfZi A. D. REYNOLDS & Co. fF Oll-.it CO. 10 0 ifoXEs Jt.S'lt SL ca. I, lies, of pound, half pounds, ös. Twists, Ac, medium to Teiy fine Viririnio. Cigars A larpe and full assortment of fayor:t br.ui.ls. For sale low by scpllS GILBERT A BOWLES. hr-7tTilEÜ -A'EiEEEI STORE. Qjtt. I he subscriber h;is ojiened a new fee, store, in tlie Mianklin Iniildiii, at tbe corner of Water and LiM-ust street, w here hu w ill keep a full supply ol all kinds of the best teed, w hich he w ill sell at tha very lowest market prices, lie has on I Lav, cuts, meal, bran and shipsti'' -...et corn, ;,.,.,) e., Ac. mil l: til' l. OI K" r rn-wi . C the Septeulr term of theColirtof Coliimdu I l'ieas of Vanderburgh County, the estate of And., , M.Oerer.L deceasx:.!. was ilcciared probably ill.iul vent. Crediioisare theref. re fii.titt. il that the same will Iw settled aocor.lingiy, St'SAN HAWKINS, se;t,s Administratrix. 2o bush. Irish I'etafoes. 2-i Sw'-et 2ö 11 Choice (liiions. 1 i.non 1. Onigley's Hams, 's.'il " Bttcou Sides. 1,iki " ShouMrs. fi ItH.s-.., 1'ork. I!; isins, ( in runts mid Citron. Vi'i.iKMi feet Patent Safety Fuse. Itnceived pe F. fc c. I.'. If. by 'soi l") .. II. CiM.iK A SON t. E Si ,.A ' I I I' i ' i-.if -S'JVvT.S' tyFI.-.ring Mill, Sash, Door and Blind Manufactory ; Window and Door Frames ; Base Casitifr and Mouldings of a!' kinds maile to order; Dressed Flooring aud WVatlier-la.ardiiig n hand. The undersigned would inform the public in general, that they have fitted the almv establishment with new machinery, aud are now in operation aud ready toexecute 11 manlier of work in their line on short notice, and in as good style any similar establishment in this part of the country, and on reasonable terms. Orders from abroad soliciied, which will be promptly filled and carefully put up and shipcd. Orders froui, builders, carpenters, ami IuiuImt merchants, promptly attended to. Our establishment is ou the Canal Basin and City Wharf, convenient lo the river and Railroad Depot, and th business parts of the city. DYSON A WADK. sept2i!-2md Emiuirpr and Voiklmtc py. rJUI-.yfs.-Öh.iI.ES -ISSOBTEil, latest style. TELAINES. 3 C ases assorted IV am bester, Hamilton and Pacific, rich handsome putterus. 2Ö0 Bales Blown t Iiih-iiiissi and Shirtings. FLANNELS, 2 Bal Red, Whit- and Yellow. LININGS, 5 Cases assprted larire and small Plaid. CANTON. FLANNELS, 5. Cases Brown and Bleached. 1" " fauev. for linings. CHECKS AN P STRIPES, 8 Cases and Bales assorted. BOOTS AND SHOES, 300 Cases asuorted. HATS AND CAPS, 5U Cases. Just received and for sale at reduced prices, by sertlf KEENE A PBESTOy.