Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 87, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 November 1858 — Page 2

' 4 i I

She gmlg l0imtnl

EVANSVILLE, INP. THURSDAY MORNINa.......v....iJOVEMBKR 18

Otir Library. There is no institution that appeals with so many and powerful considerations to publie support, as our Library. I one Com mon School'we train, and discipline, nnii incite the minds of our youth, but their tastes and characters are fotttved by their sabscauent readmers. we awaken in them, at seminaries of learning, an'appetite for read ing, and leave the choice of their reading to be determined by chance and associations. Tempted and misled by the debased litcrature that is spread abroad to catch the prurient and unoccupied minds of youth, it is often found that the boy's intellect has been sharpened at school only to make him a more skillful Adept in ice. The character of the man depends more upon the direction given to bis thoughts, by reading after he attains the age of reflection and judgment, than it does upon the early impulse given by the schools. Our system of free educa tion can by no means be considered com plete without free access to public libraries. If the material prosperity of a city is promoted by the moral and intellectual ad vancement of its citizens, public libraries, being the most valuable agencies to attain these ends, they should be objects of deep interest to all classes. By the liberality and public spirited ef forts of our citizens, a publie Library and Reading Room was established 1855, which has been a credit to the city. For two years our citizens manifested a lively interest in its prosperity ; within the last two years, however, there has been apparently an abatement of interest in the Institution. Like many other public works, where they have been once begun, people seem to exnect theia to take care of themselves. A Library is an institution that requires constant rare ana uuiort irom me dudiic : 1 not increasing and advancing, it will fall rapidly into a decline ; if it has not constantly new volumes and attractions, its halls soon become deserted and its shelves covered with dust. To permit it to linger, is to entail certain ruin. We have made too good a beginning to allow ours to decline. Though little exertiou has beeu made to enlist public patron age since it was first founded, the impulse it received at the start, has kept it iu active and useful operation. It has maintained it self, and accumulated about two thousand volumes of valuable books. It has fully supported itself, and at the end of the pres ent year will be entirely out of debt, with all its property free. It has reached a point at which it must receive a new impulse, or it will begin rapidly to retrograde. There has scarcely a new stockholder been added to the list since the first year of its existente. While the names of many have been erased by death, and withdrawn by removal none have been added. In the meantime hundreds of youn men have attained to manhood many citi zens have acquired means that will allow thera to give a helping hand to a valuable public institution, aud many hundreds of new comcr3 have been added to our popula tion, all of whom ought to contribute to its support and be in the enjoyment of its advantages. The money now received for new stock And subscriptions will not be absorbed in paying old debts, but will be appropriated entirely for adding to the property and attractions of the institution., and in this respect new subscribers will have the advantage of those who have borne the expenses of the first establishment. VTe learn that a new appeal will be made, especially to the young men and to our new citizens, to take stock in this library, with the hope of raising the means of making large additions to its shelves, during the present winter. We do not doubt the appeal will meet a liberal response from the young men, at least. Upon them rests the success and prosperity of the library, and to them it will impart its chief and richest blessings. Crop on the Lower Waliaau. The Viucenucs Gazette gives rather a gloomy picture of the harvest in the lower Wabash Valley. It says "it is the opinion of disinterested persons, that the corn of '58, throughout this part of the State, will be equally as short as it was in 1854 the season of the great drouth. Much of the corn on the low lands, is not worth gathering, while that on the uplands is greatly lighter thau was at first supposed. The long con tinued wet weather hits prevented much, of it from maturing, and it remains in a soft, decayed state. The corn crop always esert3 direct influence upoti the production of pork ; and as there is but little or no corn, this fact, of itself, would have a tendency to give us a light crop of pork. But we have to add to this cause 'or a light crop of pork, the loss of hogs during the suaimcr and full seasons by cholera, which has destroyed probably one-half of the entire number of hogs in the counties bordering on both sides of the Wabash from Vigo to its mouth. Thus it is evident that the pork crop of this season will, in all probability, be lighter than it was in 1954. Potatoes and apples arc also very scarce, Very ma.y farmers have not raised enough of cither to supply their own families. The immediate consequence of this state of things will be a very hard year upon business men as well as formers. There is little or nothing in the country to sell, if we except wheat and hay, consequently there is little or nothing to bring money into the country, with which to enable farmers to pay off their bills at the end of the year. Sg. A SoutherR paper nominates "Wm, C. Hives, of Virginia, for the Presidency, nnd Edward Everett for Vice-President.

Trad at Salt Lake.

The trad of Salt Lake mnst be active, rA; ..... . r t. I W IVJt OliliClllUllb VI V V 1 l t pondent of the St. Louis fi'publiean, who says in a late letter, that so far from the stotks of goods in the valley being sufficient to supply the dcrrmtrrls of thr? people for four years as represented, they will not hold out till Christmas. There are two stores there which liv.ve not thirty yard3 of domestic or prints upon their shelves, and they cannot get them, although they would give fifty pnrwt over St. Louis pnrcs, lm-lnding transportation, to hare them there now. So great is the absolute tearcity in many of the staples that large premiums have been offered by resident merchants to speculators, who had trains on the road destined for that market, but not even the inducements of a premium, and the offer to assume all tue trouble and expense could induce them to sell out. The difficulty there is not how to sell, but how to replenish their fast exhausting stocks, and meet the demands of the people. There are stores in Salt Lake City tlwtt average from a thousand to fifteen hundred dollars c&sh retail sales per day, and those which do not come np to this standard, fall short of itonly for the reason that tby have not the goods. That the prices thcreare high when compared to the prices of the same articles in tke States, is apparently the case, butthen take into consideration the relative positions of the two markets, the cost of transportation, and the cost of living here and they are not extravagant. For instance, they pay for wood from twelve tosixtcen dollars, a cord, and Inter in the season than this it has been known to sell for twenty-five dollars ; butter seventy-five cents per pound ; eggs from seventy-five cents to one dollar per dozen; and every other article of house hold consumption in the same proportion, and no one complains of it. A plain lounge or bedstead made of cotton wood, which would not cost over three dollars in the State8j fa vcnded by he Talcy tan (a word for home-made) manufacturers, at from fourteen to twentv dollars. A Painful Mystery. The Canuelton Reporter says Mr. George Long who was engaged in selling coal to steamers for Capt. Ncwcomb, at Cannelton, disappeared on Monday night last, since which time nothing has been heard of him Mr. Long went iu tow with the steamer Po land, aud sold her several hundred bushels of con!. On Tuesday, another' man em ployed by Capt. Newcomb found Mr. Long's boat floating in the river, several miles above town. Mr. Long's lantern, coat, roceipt .,.,.1 ,,,.,ii; . ,. ..- .... .1. 1 . I """i 0 """1 but nothing mat gave any clue to 1113 disappearance. Whether ho fell ovcrlioard and drowned, or was murdered, remains a mys tery. Having sold a lot of coal he had a sum of money sufficient to tempt some villians to assail and throw him overboard, while float. ing alone in the darkness of the night, back to the landing fruiu which he had been taken several miles up the river. He had been employed for eighteen years in various capacities ubout the mines, but principally in selling coal to steamers. He was generally esteemed for his quiet, unobtrusive mauners, and for his industry and strict integrity. He leaves a wife aud child. Mr. Blytlie and the Speakership. The Terre Haute Journal, a Democratic paper, pays the following tribute to Jhe merits of Mr. Blythe: This gentleman, who is the Representa tive troni Vanderburgh and 1 osey counties, is much talked ol throughout the -täte as a candidate for Speaker of the next House of Representatives. Mr. Blythe, although not a Democrat himselt, represents a strong Democratic district. He is and has always been an old line H hig. e are well ac quainted witu nun ana know bint to be a high toned and houoruble gentlemen, and one of the ablest men in the State. He has considerable Legislative experience, having served several sessions in the Legislature, and was a prominent member of the Con stitutional Convention. His urbanity of manners anil legal knowledge, render him well qualified to discharge the duties that devolve upon the presiding officer of the House, His liberality and conservatism al so recommend him to the favorable conside ration of his fellow members. We know of no one, outride of the Democratic nurty, up on whom we had rather seethe distinguished honor conferred than him. Since our acquaintance with him, we have ever admired him tor his talents and his gentlemanlv de portment and unexcelled social qualities. COXOUKSSIONAL CoItKlTTlON. Mr. S. S. Jones, late President of the Iowa Central Air Line Railroad, in a letter to the Direc tory, resigning his office, states that the cost to the Company, of getting the Iowa Land Grant through Congress, during the session of 1854, was seven hundred thousand dol lars ! Is it any wonder that tho members of Congress become millionaries. The people of Indiana should euquire how some of the large fortunes made by her delega tions in the Seuatc and House have been aeqnired. A kv Lucrative Office. The Indian. a poli s Citizen says according to the new plan of deciding disputes between rival rail road companies, there arc to be three com missioners for the Western States, who are to get $4,000 each per year for their services besides traveling and extra expenses. John Ingle, jr., of Evansville, is tke temporary commissioner for the Indiana district. We have heard Col. T, A. Morris spoken of as the permanent commissioner. A better se lection could not be made. A convention of manufacturers and mechanics met at Cincbinati, yesterday, for the purpose of considering the propriety of organizing a Gnat Western Association of I Mechanics, Manufacturers and Inventors, that a mora perfect examination and trial of inventions may be had than tbey have received at State Fairs. It is the intention of the alw-02 interest to organize a great Annual Fair, in default of appropriate atten- ; i tiou by State Boards of agriculture.

A Dangcroui Band JJroken Up. 1 A very d.intrerons rani' of counterfeiters : .

i ..A ::-;. ween nrrecterl at. Craw. mill ni.umiiv. " v . - j fordsville last week. ' Mr. Taylor Jones, a " . , . j t- ! Terre llaute detective, having, during Lis operation, in bringing to justice a similar J, gang in Putnam county, got some intima- . tions of the esistence ot me rawiorasvwe association, proceeded to the latter place on Friday and arrested three brothers named Bastables, who were engaged in the grocery and liquor business, and an accomplice twined Grady, a shoemaker, from Lafayette It is supposed they have been along time engaged in frauds, robberies and counterfeiting. They had arranged a plan to fire simultaneously, several buildings in Crawfordsville, and destroy the principal business portion of the town on Friday night, the day they were arrested. Upon examination of the premises, a large quantity of bogus money, in coin and bills, was discovered. The evidence is said to be conclusive. The culprits were taken to Indianapolis, and will be tried at the present turm of the t. S. Circuit Court. Sokgiio Molasses. Mr. J. II. Burth, of Eureka, Spencer County, has made this year 300 gallons of Sorgho Syrup, from one acre of Chinese Cane, and from the same cane made 120 gallons of superior vinegar, and a large quantity of excellent starch. He has erected a large establishment for the manufacture of molasses, sugar, vinegar and starch, by steam. His boiling power is 120 gallons, but owing to the cold rainy weather he has been unable to make sugar yet, but will be prepared for it in a sliort time. The Editor of the Southern Indianian has been surprised and gratified by witnessing the process of making Sorgho Molasses at Messrs. Thomas and Kell's factory inPrincetion. The production of molasses in this vicinity this year, will reduce sensibly the demand for the Louisiana production. The U. S. Distuict Colkt. The docket of the U. S. District Court now in session at Indianapolis, contains less than half the number of cases that were adjudicated at the May term. Thre are but forty-three cases; of these, one is an admirality cafe and eight actions in debt. The remainder u indictments. The nuruler of indictments will probably be increased some fifteen or twenty by the grand jury. It was supposed when the chief bank note engravers of the country united in an tsweiation for the protection of their business, that much additional security was given against counterfeits. The recent flood of bogus money in New York does not bear out this expectation. Bg, It is stated thatactual statistics show that during the last fifty years the number of members of the Evangelical Church3 in the United State has increased from four hundred thousand to three million and a half, being an increase of eight-fold, while our population has increased fuur-fo'd. gegt- A Mr. Johnson has been fined three dollars in New York for 44 taking hold ol Mrs. Brown and kissing her without any justification." MARRIED. At the residence of her father, in this city, on the 16th inst., by the Rev. H. Gilmore, Mr. Eiti.ki J. Marshjlli., of Kentucky, and Mit Maby A. Poinpextf.h. NEW ALWERTISERNTS JTVOÄ 8JM.JB JT Ji BJtKiJIV Jl JsV Steam Engine, 8 inch cylinder, 20 inch stroke, with pnmts complate, all in food running order. Building material will be taken in exchange. Enquire of L.S.CLARK, . nuvli cor. First and hest tint st. M KY, wbicb the owner can have by proving property and paying for this advcrtiseroeut. - novl, rjnUTTM.JPtt M'JTMi.'VT CBOSS-CIT M. Saws, just received and for sale by novl7 JACOB STRAl'B, No. 40 Main st. 7at WUST MT T T K IB .a J Mm MT II fFERlb Just received and for saleat reduced Cash Prices. JACOB STRAl'B, norI72w No. 40 Main st. mOSMiPMt OVF.BF.M.M., mß CARPENTEKA JOIJiER. Shop on First street, near Krai I A Ueilman's t oundry. All orders for work promptly attended to. M5""Wholesale Merchants, Manufacturers, and others, in want of Kicking boxes, will mid this shop tlie cheapest plac in the city tu p-t their orders filled. JOS. OVERELL. Evansville, 3fsv. 17, T8Ö8. 2w MA IB80M.UTI0 V VO Tll'Ji MS MM? hereby given that the partnership latelv ex isting between Joseph C. Jewell and Wm. J. Ben jamin, under the firm of Jewell A Bunjamin, was dissolved on the atb mst., bv mutual conseut. lue ousmess will oe continue! ov our successors. Joseph C Jewell, Eli7.ur Newberry nnd Jonathan lt. C lenient, uader the firm of Jewell, NewlwrrvA Co., who are alouo authorized of the late tirm. J. C. JEWELL, WM. J. BENJAMIN. Evansville, Novemlier 10th. 1AM. lmd.Vw B ltT KJK VEM I 'Fit .t.Vll FOU. tUlt.Mi sby Z. 11. COOK A SON. 2 hrls CranlicrrU-s ; COO lbs choice Western Reserve Butter, in cloths, an A No. 1 article ; 1 brl Burning Elnid ; 00 VJuigley's Hams, at reduced prices. WTI7 Ci MM HOLlEBS in the Branch at Evansville of the State Bank of Indiana (old Bank), are hereby noti fied that a further dividend of ten per cent, from the surplus fund (making fifty per cent, declared from that fund) will be payable on and after Saturday, the 2oth inst. Ä further and final divhten1 will be paid about the 2th of lecember, when the Bank will lie fully set tled up kd closed, the redemption nr the outstanding circulating notes lieing properly provided for. t. . K- imiE, cashier. novlTdSt (Enquirer ropy) fyii H F s k J.vii jWO.n.vi--Usui IUs choice W. It. Cheese ; 5 brls White Flint Hominv : For sale by VICKKKY BROS., novle -..it. No Hi Main t. Vf R .1 -V it it it i1TsJJmMß BliJtWHEAT FLOl'R 5 brls Cranberries extra quality ; 10 hags Buckwheat Flour ; In atore and for sale by VICKERT BROf., novlG No- 82 Main st. EU O VB I FM.OVH! JL' ü US bags extra suiierfino White Wheat Flour : 51 do . do. do 2ö brl do do Now arriving, and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers, by VICKERT BKOS;, novl No. XZ Main st. MI.WMiiWOM.US K COUJt'Ji9JLm 10 lbs Green Apples: 15 bush Large Pott.-es : Also some fiiioTurnips.'for salo JS.IUF OUJ.VGMS JM.J.T8-W1Z mjr arc aireuts for the sale of Osage Orange Plants, f good slzd and thrifty growth, aud can supply any qnautltr. tiruurs prumpiiy aitemieu to, novl.-; HORNBMM1K A CO. jyojf. OH. J.J.HFS. THMS LHFJF and brilliant lischt has been tried in this city and proved to le no humbug. W have lamps .ssorted. Wicks, Chimneys, Brushes, Shades, and Oil, which we sell low. There Is no excuse now, then why sit iu darkness. HORN BROOK A CO, uov 1 ,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

-w-K. Mm. m, m a sc. a mm jm m m m m svw 0 S " " - " ' fßf at twelve o'clock, a Black Newfoundland pup. about luven weeks old. Said dog ban a black body. w iin wuue leet and urewii aau ,11 iuu Iling np th(, farp an( tail tipped with white. AnyJ rK war.i. d. T. E. bkk'KLEY. 10 HISH. MIO.nO.VYt 11 boxes Star landlos 10 opal do. 4 brls choice Leal Lard ; lKXt lb Buckwheat Flour; - 1 rak Zante Currants; ' 1W pounds Choclato : , Win do Old Java CofTee ; 10 - do Split Peas; 20 du Pearl Barley ; 3 liuxes choice Hamburg Cheese ; 2 brl Xew York (Golden Syrup ; So Iba Sugar Cared Dried Boof; SO Suck choice Family Flour; Received this dav per river and railroad, by uovlS " Z. H. WK A SON. jf OWMILL'S POEMS f BLJ Whittier'a do - Masaey's do Longfellow' Poems and Prose Worksla tke beautiful Blue and Gold ediil n. at norl3 DOI1F. I.L A CONYNGTON'S. E SHJ R Hi f'J L ML Chickens; Turkies; Turnips ; Onions ; 10 doxen Buckets. noe.13 A. D. RETNOLW 4 CO. B U. KU 1 WO Lit H CO., JUtfH jBl9 in Store and for sale 1 brl Fresh Lard ; 5 bush Cranberries; New Sugur; 3 boxes OiI Candles Sardines boxes aud boxes ; Superior Family Floor; First class Cigars ; Smokinj; Tobacco. . novll CM J Ist Fin 'ino and Ilcliabie Bujrjjr Horse, raised by himself, for whieh he haa no iramediato use, would dispose of him. The animal is a sorrel, five years old ; of eii.e, symmetry, and gwd carriage, and unexceptionable qualities, may le seen at the stables of the Sherwood House, on and after Friday, l'ith inst., till sold. novl(d4 9Jf -.1) lirls White Lime; JO llliils New Sugar; oil Iioxes Virginia Tobacco; 2iU Coils Manilla Cordage, for sale at kwast rates by . novit fiKO. FOSTi-K & CO. ffg t t h K TS J.Vit TI IIS 133 I'Jt'kMÄ w A;KS all kinds, received per steamer Neptune, and in store, for sale low bv novlO S. E. fifLRERT CO. rf..V FOB KtLE TWO i'OKE of well-brokeu, large Oxen, in good order, for saje. AppW tu novdlm F. 1. ALLEN. ' WTICJE.T1II-: t-JJ'itF.BBlBfiH WW County Agricultural and Horticultural Society will hold its regular monthly meeting this day, Saturday, NovemlK-r Hth, 180S, at the Court House, at W)i ö tlock, V. Iu.. P. llOltNBKOOK, novo .Secretary. JtOXFS Cincinnati Soap, aborted ; 25 boxes assorted sizes Star Caudles, just rvcei -1 and for sale bv VHJliERY BROTHERS, novt No. h'l Main stre.t. W' TCUiTs! MJTt!MJE S.'i-SÜ lfJB. (jross tine superior Matches, uiisurpaved iu quality, cheapness, or ueatoi-ss of packages, in store and lor sale very low uv V1CKERY BROTHERS. nov4 No. Main street. 7i.J? .nr O Jt SS Mi s It Ml "M. made from Maple Sugar, which can I had cheap at the store of V1CKEKY BROTHERS, nov-4 No. S2 Main street. JfffrOU M MiHriTMi I' iWuVWiiHSfiT MM TIES lbs choice Cream Tartar; Win lbs Sup. Carh. Soda ; ÖO0 lbs Washing or Sal Soda ; 10 Boxes pure Corn Slnrrh, Jh, Ae., fur salo rheapby VICKEUY BROTHERS, aov4 No. W Main street. II ITH SJ'MI 10 ItUI.S. Sen-shore Saud for sale bv I'IKK nov4 CiEO. FOSTER A CO. 71IJ It H KT BJSKF.T HO F V.1ItlOl S sizes and kinds, in store and for sale by VICKEBV BROTHERS, nov4 No. X'Z M:iii street. J9lTThltl KU i OJI..FOtt at 17 rents isr buslo-l, at Whobsile or Retail. Ordrs left at HORNBROOK'S STORE, Or at our ofliea on the corner of Fulton A venu and Water street. A. J. HLTCHESOX CO. nov3-4md iiiti: i.n.-50 bhl. f'ob WW sale by (nov4) CEO. FOSTER A CO. BM.JSTM1B OF rJBMS. 30 MHI.S. ML for sale by O KO. FOSTER A CO. rmr - b 50 HJ RBMiM.8, M.JBUK M and small, in store, and for sale by nov4 S. E.GILBERT CO. .. T.1R J.VII TJMLW.OU 1'JjyiIM.MiS. L.BERT A CO. 3 7i boxes 6 sale by S. E. GILBERT A CO nov4 Svcamore street, near Water. SlCiJB Sugar, V 1 hhd 1 barrel Cranberries, 1 barrel Dried Beef, . 1 liarrel eanvaed Hams, -25 bushels Meshamx k Potatoes. nor4 A. V. REYNOLDS A CO. TJ9 UK H'llKJ T FLO IB, HB ITS, MM Homuiiiiy, unbolted Wheat Flour. Coin Meal, chicken and horse Feed of every Variety to be had :.t Hart's Mill, on Second Street, below Oak. N. B Orders promptly attended to, and every nr tide bought wili be delivered at the dwulliug of the purchaser. novl B Mi-Mi KFIHlF.lt V O fSTMiBtS. We are now selling Oyster by wholesnlo at SI per Can. Warranted extra, and tans full. Received daily per Express. Z. II. COOK A SON. novl ItOXFS HJ.nHl RUU l mm9 Three hundred pounds Zauto Ci IHFESF, Currants. One hundred Genoa Citrous, Ten bnshuls Cranlierries, One huuilred bushels prime Turnips, Fifty bnsliebi fresh Com Meal, Twenty-five bushels prime white Beans, Five dozen Cotton M'-ps and Mop Sticks, Two hundred Bath ltrick, rereived and for sale by (nov.t) Z. II. OJoK A SUN". LK U SUOJB. 10 UHUS. I'KI.TIF 4V w new Sugar just receivel nnd tor sale bv nov2 TRESTON BROS. BMCF.S TMKRCHS FB M.JIM! ml W new Hire just received aud lir sale by nor2 TRESTOX BROS "JFRESH MILCH COWS, for sale at orti!7 Z. II .COOK A SON. "iVrJti, i.yBMLL'F.MT FoWtfljK69 ity snrt 1 j,m-c-ii. Cox's pa.ttt rtniu-dpark-ling Uelatiue, stronger than Islugluss, at cue half the cost for convenience, strength, purity, beauty and cheapness, stands unrivalled for iuakiu rich crrstalliue jell v. For sale by "novl 7,. II. COOK A SON. OBMtFB OF THK COMjno.V MJVow 'ouncilof tlie City of Evansville, I, GeobgeWolflis. Collector of said city, do herehy give notice that 1 will sell, on the 2ih day of NovemlK-r, 1SÖ8, at the door of tlie Court House in said City of Evansville, between the hours of IU A. M., nnd 4 o'clock. P. M , at Public Auction, the following Lots, or piece of ground, or so much then-of as may be necessary to pay the following amounts charged against such Lots for work done thereon by said City, together with the cost of such aale: Lot 11, Block 32, East Eni 33 ' 7: " 27, " 14, Stuckwell's Eul... " 10, " 16, 11, " KS, " " 12, " IC, " 31, " 17, " 32, " 17, - " 31 and 32 Lower Eul , " 22-1 Donation Eni " 20 " - . " 11 Old Plan 2 (si 1 44 2 77 2 0 2 ist ! 2 Oil i 7 M 37 7S ! 9 'J! a tw j GEORGE WtiLFLIN nrc3-3wd Citv Colli-ct SAHCKL E. GlI.lirRT W ILLIAM R. RAKER. I sv F. atLRFRT tf CO., ' SU CMZSSURS to Gilbert A Bowli-s. j WHOLESALE GROCERS, I Sycamore street, between Water and First. Evans- ! Tille, Indiana. A full assortment of Groceries always on hand, and for sale at the lowest prices. Agents tor " lypress jims, ' Cotton turns, tfc. at i manufacturer's prices (novl I TfhMSSOM.UTIO.V. THE FMR.lt OF I MM Gii.bkrt A Bowles was dissolved on the2iith , iustant, by mutual consent. Tha business will be j continued by our successors, Samuel E. Gilbert and ' I William R. Baker, under the firm of S. E. Gilbert j : A Co., who arealoue-authorized tosettle the business , of the lats firm. SAMCEL E. GILBERT. i i HENRY BOWLES. Evausville, Oct. 30, 13.1. i

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

! H m. nr. cofffl-1 5 o J a n Uf,JL CI EIVKD and to arrive-, and rale by ' nov2 rKESTOX Btt3. 9 KN Syrup, extra, Rnbailed tu gar house Ktlie ! Crushed Sugar, I l'uwdered Sugar, i Lonf Sugar, JX) gross (iates' New Tork M.-itrtwn, 2ödozun liirkee'e Stove Blacking, 10 dozen iron bound Half Bushels. Kw-nvrtJ ' and for sale by (novl) Z. II. COiC k So. , WJVUKH UUrJW ' FOB TBE , 'L' following property now iu our Warehouse cr1 ner Locust street and the Cuital. i . S. Kellv. 2 boxes Clothing. J. F. Huffman, 5 boxus HorchandUo, : . mV. it). 2 1 Halo, " W.f. Stone, 1 Box Mrs. r.tluier, 1 ' C. Iodd, 1 Chest, J. Einrieb, 2 Hales Hops, F. 11. Sueeder, 1 " 0 T. A. Sanders, 2 Hhds. Charcoal, 2 lWxes Fried. Tuchier,l " M.m. Mary Thompson,! Bedntesd, F. Hutchinson, 1 1 odel Harrow Itebcea liavis, 2 Bxes, 1 Chet, J.H.Wells, 2 Kes, K- West, 2 boxes, Keller 4 Burman. 3 " W. C. Foster, 1 ' Penn A lcuioss, I " F. liillmau, 1 cask. Unknown, I ghiugle Machine, 1 Horse Power. GEORGE FOSTER A Co. coraer ut osrlli uud Canal streets. Eiibuiro of i. B. McDonald. W.10K kji.m:, o.vti 1 'o wv j.n kk--VlCA CORN CRCS11ER, rigged to run by steam, one mortisiug machine, iu good order, and a lot of Carpenter's Tools. Also, a lot of Shaiting and Pulleys, and a pair of Strand's Burrs For sale cheap, hy J. B. McDONALD. . Oct2t.2wit E Sil .fSi i Crauberries, Canvassed Hams, Dried Beef, New Mackerel, Lathrop's Bluing, Ac. Just received aud for salu by oct271 A. I. REY'NoLlJS A CO. W9 Hi: I.V. TI S.H i lit Ell WITHOUT Mi fail, bv Ir. T. MitJOWX'S SA USA PARI LLA and lOHIIlE OF POTASH, the great Blood Purifier and Health Restorer, prejjared from Fresh Root, the only kind worthy the confidence of physicians or the public, old imported root lH-ing Inert. The components of this medicine are highly extolled by nmic of the most distinguished physicians in the world, as Sir Win. F'ordyee. Bristle, IVdl, Ac, for the cure of Rheumatism, Scrofula, White Swelling. Syphillis, Neuralgia, licastrs of the Kidneys, Liver, Spine and Skin Dropsy, Female Compuuuts, Old Sores, Pimples on the Face, Ac. It makes the skin clear and smooth an object of interest with the l.dii s. It removes mercury, or any impurities of the blKd or system, and should tie nsed in the Spring to purify the blood and prevent sickness. Price, $1 a bottle. Mctiowu's Essi nc Tar, a certain cure for Bowel Complaints, as Diarrhea, Dyreutery, Flux, Ac Soiith-Americiiii Tar, Spring Liniment, and Vermifuge, uuparalelled for its success. The three atwvc m-dicincs prepared by. 11. S. Hcuiikk, Memphis, Tcnucsse. Sold in Evansville by Kr.i.i.i.K A White, Leiscii A Karlteit, Dr. John Mahrmsb. oct2'.-12md .1 1 a UTA ax it miomwm:, shif:s- - sors to It. S. itllWAfD, RECEIVING, KOilWAIUMNG, AND On era I Commission Merchants, EV ANS V I LLK, INI. II:. ving taken the .Inn. I of Mr. A', ti. Howard, we are in hopes, by close attention to business lo retain all his old and numerous customers. We will give particuler attention to all consignments for sale, ami will forward Tobacco, Pork, Lard, Ac, East, West. North or South, at the lowest current rates of freight. Liberal ciih advances made on produce consigned to New Orleans. U. .. SI.M.I.HTI-', K. C FI.AI CUTER, VtM. IIODtlR, JK., The alrove firm, Mi-ssrs. Slaughters A Ibnlge, having taken my stand in the Forvtardingand Commission husims. 1 take great ploasure in saying to my friends that their consignments will be well cared for by the new house. Mr. Hodge has lsen with me a long while, and I consider him in every way well worthy the patronage so liberally extended to me. Tho Messrs. Slaughters are favorably known 011 Green river as gxd Tobacco men. octöT-lnid S. HOWAi'P. jn if. 'short v Y'Vwn.nsso.v MW MtKlUAXI.S, M I'AJir Srn:tT, XEW ORLE.iSS, LA. it. B. siioKT. lort'-i-'imd I In. a. Howard, i ,E M JK IPEXB '.- 4V W .v SOX (reneriillv known MS ITT KOM.FF as ItittrolII's) at No. 4s, Main stn-et, have just received thrir new stiH-k of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Wan-, superior Plated Ware, S' tai l s, Ac, among which will Iw found all the latent and most beautiful styles in the market. We wish it distinctly uuderstood that wa warrant the quality of our Jewelry to Is 11s good as any maile, and in style, beauty of finish, mid excellence of workmanship, it is not to bo surpassed. We are selling nt I lit- lowest Eastern pri-es ftr cash. A full assortment of Clocks aiwayson hand. octNlAw2:n 71 BT I" JOH.VHO.V, BOOB. HI.VIIQirMm F.I! AND Blank Book Manufacturer, First street, betw,"eii Main and Locust, EVANSVILLE, INP. Blank Books ruled, ag,it and made to order i f the best Jniper, from a Memorandum to the largest Ledger. Mnsic aud Maga.iuos bound iu any style. oetJ7-Cuid.Vw npJXJWTMf E-VOTTE rs K KEM by given to tha Tax Payers of Vanderburgh Cipunty, tliat I have received from the Auditer of the Comity the Tax Duplicate for the current year, and will be prepared to receive the Taxes assessed for the current year (laoS) at my Office, from and after the löth day oi Octolsr, 18öS. For the rate of Taxation tor the current year, see small hand bills posted up through the County. THEOPOl'K VENEMANN, oct22-iiwd 7Vearer 0 Van. Co. 'soifcTo.ro' 1 1 rj k t.vf kMLM SHIP. The firm of Watson, Newbury A Co., was dissolved lct. 1st, laf-S The business will hereafter be carried on under the firm of Newbury A Clement, who are authorized to settla up the business ol the late firm. JONATHAN WATSON, K. NEWlil RY. J. H. CLEMENT, oct52 C. S. CHEEN. EMENT 76 BBLS. FOR SALE LOW, BY oct24 tilLBEKTA BOWLES. "fVPIKITS TI' RPENT1 N E. 5 BBLS. IN P Elisor feet onler, for sale by U1LBERT A BOWLES, oct23 Sycamore street. ! (B mibe i i'vöLiisx 'i'oT hj f 'B i jLm just riteived three barrels of fresh Havana ' Oranges. Call before th.-y are all sold. ! jmOTMVE.HJVM.V4J SOM.M J.V ' W interest in our establishment to Mr. Samuel j Vickery, the style and firm will in future Ite I Vick:kv A Brothers, in hope therefore with j the acquisition of a new but experienced artuer, I there will ls all increase of trade to tin-house. Thanks for past favors. Rcsis-rtfuMv, Ac, ' J. W. Vlt'KEItY A Co., - , I oct20 No. 22 Main street. f ,rEr BROTHERS, WHOL1CW SALE ASI RKTAII, PEA LEttS IX FAMILY GROCERIES, CLASS, NAILS, FLOUR. 1 urain. Seeds, acon, Lani, lubs, ltiickets. Chums, and Woodware K''nera,ly. No 2 Mam street, Lvansville, I ml. G,sjds delivered in any part of tha city free of chorge. ,s-r2l JAs.w.virKERV.-Jo.iNvtrKrRv SAM-t.vui.PRr. Tf J. I BJ.VE, FOK WJKIIM.'S'lf aL) ANP - Commission Merchant, .xvz.'soiTit t ateb STiirrT, EVANSVILLE. ct'21-lv iO.TIE .riOBMl OF THOSE FMJ'E JAptdes. A lso, 15 Young Turkies. Fresh Cocn 31eal. Young Chickens, Young Hyson Tea. Sweet Potatoes. Jut r.'eelveil at oct2lt A. P. RE Y NO LPS Co's . . . W9RJ1'FR BOOKS J.VMI BMBM.ES. MT A splendid selection iu Antique. Morocco, and Velvet Bindings ; also in fancy w.vod. Just reocived by POBELL A CON YNGTON. -niW! BIW! ! BIW J.VMI BIT ft ! t JEaVBl'Y! Bl'Y .' The undersigned resisH-tfully uuuouitce. to the citizens of Evansville that he has oened a feed store on t he corner of Water and Locust streets, wliere 1. keeiw eon-tantly on hand a supply of all kinds of Feed which he will sell at the very lowest cash prices and deliver to any part of tho city free of charge. Please give him a call. oet20 J. C. Pl'SOCCHET. ft" Prompt attention given to all orders. HMJVYJM.ES t 3 poplar Shingles, oct 20 SHM.VWM.ES 1 1 lOO Just received and for salo by JOHN F. GLOVER. griOMMEfS I. J MIMES HOOK FOB 'November, at ot-tl. P0BEL A C 0 N Y N C, TON 'f.

MISCELLANEOUS.

1 M.- CAIRO PACKET, jSSmVSTEAMER CUBA,. i. W. MILLS, Master, . J-nvrt on Monday, the liStb, at 4 o'clock, and will ' make regular trips rvery 5 days. orttti t titifter.itfnert wi.hes to infurni the ' 'l'Tmlw- that Ixt has ooened a Meat Shop on trw crneT of Market ood Vvaluirt etreels.jaiE lie will rrm.tantly kerp ail kms ol trenn !rv-tf oud would be bapt7 I mert b frteml amrf entwmers. lIeue give me a rail. etil THKUBALD rjJCTCH. ! jar.vji i.v.nttKRTHK rnori.F) 1 MT an Just besiuuitig to find out tliat Watson, j Newbury A Co.. can, and dft se-ll lrrral-er iheajirr than any rther dealers in town; consequently, they go there and miy, nai are well satietied that tfu'f , go twice i4 three timesever. So, as we calruSsto I to star here and sell boards, we say to all who are in 1 wantof plank, ro7neaai see usvattbernriterof Main ' and Eighth streets, and we will sntMr von, tKat j what we say is trca.-, WATSON, NEWBViiV k Co. ' Ln' JL L j sf(m(v.--. Kib!xis and Flowers, on Friday n.orn- i I ing, Octobev 8th. 1"-S. rermit me to call your at1 tention to mv stock of Sprias;" Milliery lmle, , which have beta Umglit nnilef favorable errT- ' stances, and which for variety and meWy of 5tyl I will, I trust, be Xi.und to aurian arvtVtirMX ver . brought to this city. . F. B. BARKER, I First street, betweeii Main and Lorast, opr',e tho Pest Office. F.WBMMiS. lo bids. Alu HI 5 5 2 Copperas, Sulphur, Yen. red. Gum Camphor, 2. V t ream lartar. 00 coil Juta inch rope, 65 " Manilla inch do, 25 " hemp halter rope, 2; " Manilla " 2.5 dox. Bedoords, 10 reals cotton inch do, 50 hales No. 1, Canneltou Batting, 7- lioxes Star Candles, 75 lioxes Diamond Starch, 20 liags Alspice, ft Ccrootis Carraccas Tndigo, 25 bales Candle Wiek, 25 bags IVper, 5 " Cloves, A small lot of extra family flour. For sala low to close consignment, bvoct WHEKLEK A RJOG?. ftT. VHJMBLF.8 .UtOO.V, .Vto. 6, A3 First street, oppitethe Post Office, Evansville, Indiana. The citizens of Evansville and the public generally are respectfully iuformed that this magnificent saloon (formerly Bnrk's Exchange) has been entirely refitted and furnished inevery department, and is now open for the season, where visitors ran always have served up at the shortest notice and in the most sujicrb style all the delicacies of the season, game of all kinds, Venison, Wild Duck, Turkey, Fish, Ac. Shell Oysters received daily, by express, as well as in cans, will w served in every style to suit the patrons of the St. Charles. Billiard players will find at this saloon a set of the F.nrst marble top Billiard Taldes from the well known and celebrated factory of J. M. Bruns it k A Co. Suppers served npnt all hours, Hay or night. A splendid lunch will be lervetl up, in the most appropriate stvle, every morning at IU o'ciock. oetS , J. G. UAA'ÄINtJTtiN. . nfVIE BMCSTJJ'M MUBE8T BR.JM- 1)V iu town, at the lowest figure, is at Herker A Krauier'ti. Hotel and CotTwe-house keepers, and ull others that can appreciate good liiinor and wish to btiv it cheap, iu inantitics to suit, call soon as it goeaöfffast. (octll) HECKER A KKAMEK. O OSMF.R VF.UK T.t B L K SFB Mi SMI A K Kl V A L. 20 Turkies. 10 Poen Chickens. 40 Bushels Potatoes. AC, pozen Eggs. A. I. REYXOLPS A CO. ort V k7.VJ BMF S.TL.TIO.VIIH, F'M M. 3 BEK'I S, Brazil Nuts, English Walnuts, Figs, raisinsr currants, rock camlr, ovsfers, lobstonp, sardines, alum, esoni salts, sulphur, roll brim- , stone, corn-eras, madder, extract of legwiwi, indi go, cream tartar, stsla, lied-cords, bbo-king, Imttiug, cloves, eeineut, cig:irs of all kinds, nutmegs, ginger of all kinds, glass jars, lanterns and flasks, lenioii syrup, uiiMtard, matches, pepper sauce, spauish luoHS, stone piios, powder, safety fuse, tobacco of all kinds, fancy sous. starch, vinegar, cordage, letter, note, ca,. and writing pajsr, teas, flour, camphor, envelopes, salt peter, etc., etc., etc. A supnlv of the nliove kept constantly on i and, and tor sale .or, by - GILBERT A BOWLES, oetö-tf Sycamore Street, near Water. TfCST liolr'FJIJVMJWJ.y mM .--'ell quick, K barrels nice Green Appb-s; finest ol the season. foct4J A. tr. HVKOl.I Co -bTfj thm:b J.vii shoe fmjmiÄ1NGS. J. FLEMING lias now on hand a large aud complete assortment of Leather and She Findings, to which the attention of Shoemakers and others iu want of Leather is invited, which wil lie sold at as low prii-e for esh as can be obtained in any city west of the mountains. Call at No. 7, Main street, and jiidse fi-r vonrselves. LEATHER BELTING. Seymour's machine stretched Leather Belting. A full sni.plv at the iniinufaetrer's cash price. t.-l-'attd " J. FLEMING. rwiit'MiM. yF'rliovsj.vMi sjTksfob JL SALE. The undersigued has 12,IKK) second hand Sacks for Sale. They are suitable for Wheat or tiats. Enquire at the City Mills. oetj GEORGE W0LFIN, Agent. 'rwHMiöl.Mt FMoWFF.Bfno.njH JL ... SCANT LI N, Is just receiving by Steam1oatfi and Ballroad, a large and complete assortment of Cooking & Heating Stoves, of the very latest Fall stylo and jattern, which I can sell at lower prices thau the great panic times of 18.17. And I am fixed to do House Roofing, Guttering, Copper and Sheet Iron Work, and all other Job Work iu my line, with great care and dispatch, which I warrant to be eqiuil, if not snfierior, to most work dono in this city. - Call on the Piom-cr. oct2 THOMAS SCAN! LIN. Jqq it iisiiiivs i'iti.nt: .vf u 00 bnsh. choice Apples, fssilh.. Sugar enred dried Beef, SO ibixen assorted Brooms, 0 bush. Sweet Potatoes, 10 do Crab Apples, , Ö00 (jnigley's Hams, . 1,IKK) Itis Bacon Sides, 5 bbls. No. 1 extra Mackerel, 5 " No: 2 Mackerel, 40 boxes extra Herring, 2f kits assorted Mackerel, 500 lbs. extra large CodfivU, Rereived and for sale by octll V.. II. COOK A SON". rOB . SJLF JT J HJRtJJI.V, J M House and i .ot in N. E. Enlanrementof the citv ; of J-.tntivilh-. .i,qulr ut the II. K. I. ttfflts, No. I 1, North Third street, Evansville. ctl C. C. COLLINS. . WFJM THIS J LI. tHOJ RFJFMm, FLICTEP. j PR. GRAVES' FAMILY MEPICINES. W'a .1.. ,.. ,.1 lnfi.rfi.ni u-itl, , 1... ...T.... 1 1 ,,,-0 ... ... i ...iw.i ..... , ,kj iD pi.annoceuücs, but Pr. Grave, has opened - to r ifprctint, a mass of letters from hut agents , , np..!,!,, dniggists iu nil imrts of the country, which commend his family kleines , In I the hi-rhest terms. They meet with a very extended t "lie, wiiich of irsolf Is an excellent recommendation. j c alwavs lewl retm tunt ta make auy endorse ment or niemoines, riu uiere are so many locality -a , uo ..dar pnulitioner are within roach. I and so many diHsnses which reouire nromnt rrme. I ,,iC!'' ",at a "l'l'l)' e prescriptions prewired by i Pr. Graves, commended as they are for efficiency,' j would prove almost invaluable. In all cases of sickness, our first advice is to call the aid of a pbyj sician, but, if that is impracticable, it seems to us j that Pr. Graves öfters rem-dial agents In ague, j cholera morbus, Ac, w hich may b safely nsed, as I he gives assurance that nu deleterious cömnoiin.l. i are useu in tueir preparation.-l.nvutiue Jaarnal ' j Pr. Graves' anti-Fever ami Acne, auti-Bilious j I'urifving. and Cathartic Pills are inuluebl tö , ttue"amicted with any of these eomplainta ilia ' ,,,, . l-m,n,nK high nputatjun ! C'r . ,H 1 lnds of ailments, both ifmaii and ! Boast; anil parents sltonld rememlier that his "Gobton ermitug, is a certain remedy fue exielllng worms from the system, - For sale by Wholesale Druggists generally. Uallock A STODDARn, Kkller A Wm'Lr., Wm. Biekbowkb, and Lf.ec n A Cakslxtt, Agents at Ev ansvillo, Indiana. oet2-3md TfCST RECMiMVF.H. USTEB.X if reservea . neese, Canvassed Hams, - S. C. Sla, German Soaps, Shaker Brooraa, Fine Sweet Tolacco, A bl just received and for sale by sept29 A. P. REYNOLD A Co.

: 3V

MISCELLANEOUS.

JL selection of tireea and Blark teas just opne4 andforsalBby i. W. VICKKKY Sl CO. agt üi:HH vaUjyr .tijkjl 10 mlhhJL just received at . pt:i" A. I. TtETKOLDS It Co'. Jf -i O I K K.WTt EVyf.VVi H-MMJ flir WTplots of over 13,irJ acre ff land in Southern Missouri, subject totnlry at iZ4 cents pr acre.Call and rxamine therti at the RE, Jk I. OfHce, '. 1, Ni-rth Third strtet, Etaosvitle. ortl C. C. COLLINS. appointed Ajent for Job-f Silver X Felcii s patent Gmntr?, which has taken the premium, at the- Jln-lranicnl 'airs of almnst every State in the I'uioM, nnd prnnonnced superior to anything made jt pimrniag nprfght and circalar saws. An assort nvnt always on band. sept-W Gr.O. fl. S05TACG. or Kt.vv off jrr coht but si'lliiig off at an advance on cost. chickens, eggs, butter, cheesa, ctffsh, flour, baeos, kurd, eoflee slypir, rice, marfcerfct, pepper spies, Jiutmvg, rtovee, ginger, with a Tarlety at other ar tides too numerous to mention. Cu! asd exaniiae or ji.urnelve, at Nsr. Itt Maia trt. - - -S. W. VICKERYACO. JT OOM UMUHBMiJI THtttr -H-slf you want to pet good liar. t V If yon want t get good Corn, 11 ynu want to get good Oats, it ysn Want to et good Rra, If you want to get goorf Crusaw! FW, It yon want to get good" CTiicken Feedy If yon want to get goosf Tofw SW1, . m yon want to get good Timothy Jf toil want to get good Gras Seeits of any and rrery liiYd, enn xt Rt STON S Feeil and Seed Store, tinder the Telegraph (fhe, where yon cas b anTiniolatef as cheap as t oe rnvsepex, awdi aa gooe! the traf, delivered in anv part of tbe citv free af rtrsyae. Keroffecf, at RCS1 OS'S, on Water street. Jst raceived, mj first shipment by Canal, 10C tod of first-rate nw Timothy Hay, and for aal 'P- fsepf. R. S. R, jTJOOI FI9Hri40 XAaV TIV Ml(H boxes Ins Crockerv 150 roils Mnitta RopeV 2,000 SeamVe-a Bbjfs, 2 and ottsliels.- Rsreived and for sale l-y sep27" PRESTON BROS. TO B F.SHCFltja U''kif, tVZ M dozen Cedar Pails, w nite, eil and striped, brassbound, 10 ncsu Cedar Koelers, plain arM striped, brass: bound, . 5 dozen covered Cedar Cans, brass bound, i sisiasv 5 Cedar Churns, brass Isiund, 5 " plain white Cedar Pails, iron bootid, 2 audi o hoojis, 5 " stout iron bound Stable Pails, "5 - Steamtioat Pails, stout iron bound, 20 nests stout Cedar Tubs, iron bound, 4 and 11 its each nest, S dozen largest Horse Buckets, 10 " common iron ltound Buckets, This day received, and now opening in tlx finest condition, at the new Wooden Ware store of sept24 J. B. Rl'SSELL, 272 Main st. bet Seventh aud Eighth, Louisville, Ky. W,MtM.M. BUCK MITtfm SdÖ MßOXMi' w W Varnished Well Buckets, stout a-d wu.lt made in all ress-cts. The quality and prica ar such as cannot fail to suit the trade. sept23 J. B. Rl'SSELL,' 372 Main St., !ct. Seventh and Eighth, Loniville.Ky.. 9rI hUHH7HOMfMi .VFJSHJ.Vsa'IWIl'K'S Potatoes. 15 dozen Chickens, ltsi " Eggs, 20 bbls. extra Flour, AO sacks " " 30 tons Bran. Just received and for sale by sept25 7.. H. COOK A SOK. ripO LOl-FRS OF H OO II TKJ. M A superior ariicle of Voung llvson. Just raceived 11 ml for sale by A. P. REYNOLPS A Co. sept27 JtW r MtnKIJi' iBolxyJMi.'(MM mi IM PYER AND SCOl'RER, Corner of Vine and First streets, EVANSVILLE. INPIANA. Wonld respectfully inform the ladies aud gentlemen of this city and vicinity, that he hat osnsd a, PYE1XG, CLEANING AND REPAIRING ESTABLISHMENT, Where he will clean nnd dyo all kinds of Silk and' Woollen tioods. Will remove grease, paiuta, Ac., Wltliout tue sllghtsst injury to tire gmnls. All work done at this establishmeut will 1 warranted to give entire satisfaction. ept23-r,ni TTej sTiööMiji. Fin est s j.irii Boxes, all kinds. Just received at GILBERT A BOWLE), sepiil Sycamore street. W9FMfiÖBn& 1 00MJtMJ UF& MM Cotton, Hemp, and Manilla, in dozens or aa reels. Just received and for sale by septS! GILBERT A BOWLES. m.MRF J.VU .TIJBM.VE M.v&e M1 RANCE BY HOME COMPANIES. The undersigned having been appointed Agent for 13. mill. mho vicililiv. or u INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. S. F. COVINGTON, Sec y. T. A. MORRIS, lWt AND THE RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. B.J. HATHAWAY, Secy. S. HATHAWAY. Pres't are prcared t underwrite ikhi the bettor, class of Fire and Marine Risks, at as lew rates of pre mium as are consistent with permanency and re lability. These Companies eon tine their business exclusively to the State of Indiana. ts"AII losses sjieeilily adjusted and promptly paid without any abatement or diminution what ever. . ? . . -. . . - , References:" Every man, without exception, whes has sustained hws in either. Company, a list of whom all citizens of iitir own State ma ba seea atonrofnee. A. P. KKYNOLi'sl A CO. , Evansville, July 8, lüöO-ly BEK8 JSSOBTEO S v sizes. ll.iiniui ntsii, ' . X ICKI bush, prune new. For sale bv ept23 ORR, PA7.ELL A Co. It H F.r-lO TMEBVES PBM.nE.FOB ' sale, low, by septal GILBERT A BOWLE1. -mgJCHF.BEM. J.'II WnMTK FMKH. WfM on barrels and half barrels. . Picked Moss 2ft hales, - ' ' - Refined Sugars 5 barrels Crashed, Powdered, and Refined White. For sale by aepl28 GILPERT BOWLES: -gWOOSlF.R VJiUETJHM.ES MM 18 dozen Chickens. 24 " Eggs, 10 bush. Sweet and Irish Potatoes, Also, Hamburgh Cliecse " i acptll A- D' REYNOLDS A Co rwioujtco. ioo boxes j.vrf JL caddies, of pound, half pounds, s. Twists, Ac..i miHlium to very line Yirginio. Cignrs A largo and full assortment of favor.t brands. For sale low by pll8 GILBERT A BOWLES. M.VO THF R VK K- FFKII STORE. " tThe 8iiljcri'.-er hiu opened a new fi-ed store, in tho Shanklin building, at the corner of Water and Locust streets, where he will keep a full su.-ply of all kinds of the liest feed, which he will sell at tho very lowest market prices. He has on hand corn, hay, oats, meal, bran aud sbiistuff, Ac, Ac. sept22 J C. PESOl'CHET. V moTMiE or jtYsoM.ni.wirjT the ÜtpteiulST term of the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderlmrgh Comity, the s:, 9f A"i M. Gerard, decensrj, was declare, rroUsUy fai i X vent, Creditors are Iherefore notrrt.-d that the same will be settled acoordiugiy, Sl'SAN HAWKINS, " septl Administratrix FUl.nFl lEJAli 23"bisli. Irish I'otaroe. 2i " Sweet " 2S ' " Choice Onions. " - "i 10.000 lbs. yuiglev's Hami. - "' 3.K0O Bacon Sides, -,(M) ' Shouldero. . - . . f-00' BacQu Pork. " ' . 'j . ". Ri isina. Currants and Citron. 13.000 f.-ot Pateut Safety Faso. Roceiscd iper" T.. A C. B. R.. by seplK Z. II. COOK A-bia. JT1BESIEJYT I IT JFX.V.V J.V IVFlooritiR Mill, Sash, Door and Blinjl Manufactory ; AVindow and Poor Frame ; Bass Casings and MoiUdlugs of all kinds made toonlsri PresseO. Flooring aud Weather-boardiug on hand. - .i The umlersigui-d would inform the rmUie in geaoral, that they have fitted the above establishment With now machinery, aud are now in opera. n and, ready to execnte all manner of work in .their line om short notice, and in as good style as say sim'lnreo-. tnblishmont in this part of the country, and on. reasonable term-, tvtten fron, abroad solicited, which will be promptly tXUud and carefully put np. and shipped. Orders from, buihlor. carpenters, and lumber mere haw ta, po$jstly attended to. Our os tublishment is on tha Canal Rasin and City Wharf, convenient to tho river and Railroad Depot, and tha business parts of tbe city. DYSON A WADE. aept2l-2md Eiiouirer aud Volksbote aopy. jOJif."TV-a0. HJM.E.S JSSOBTEU,. M latest stvle. DELAINES, " 3 Case assorted- Manchester, Hamilton and Tact-, lie, rich handsome patterns. 2ÖU- lalos Brown Sheetings and Shirtings. FLANNELS, : A Bales itul, W bits and Yellow. LININGS, S. Casj-s assorted larie and small Plaid. CANTON FLANNELS, 5 Cases Brown and Bleached. 1 " fanev, for linings. CHECKS AND STRIPES, 6 Cases an4 Rales assorted. HOOTS AND SHOES, 3Ö0 Cases assorted. HAT3 AND CAPS. MCaaea, Just received and for salo at reduced prices, by IseptlMJ KEENE TRESTOX.

1 j