Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 89, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 20 November 1858 — Page 2
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- - EVANS VI LUE, IND. SATURDAY MOUSING SOTKMBER 20
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certainly cood, and taken in connection , wo worn was uune. it uiu ,"-"
SQk. The extra Session of the Legislature is commenced for to-day, and a deep interest is felt to learn from the message the especial purpose for which the Governor has professedly railed them together. If the message is given to the State ..prjuter before
its delivery, we shall probably receive a copy to-night for Monday's paper; if the Governor-withholds it till after it is read , in the House, vre shall be unable to procura a copy of it till Monday. Tho Telegraph , this evening will probably give a synoposis of the message and the proceedings in organizing the Hous. The most reliable classification of the parties in the Legislature that has appeared is one made by the Terre Haute Union, which shows that every measure involving political feelings must be carried by concession and promises. In this enumeration the Union nas placed the number of antiLccompton Democrats too low, and the Lecomptonites too high. There are indica
tions of a union between the two wings of the Democratic party which may " block the game " against the schemes of their op"ponentä. If they can combine and draw to themselves one or two of the Independents in the House, the combination will have affairs all their own way. The Legislature dow stands as follows : There are 13 Republican Senators holding tver ; and 1 1 Republican and 1 American Senator elected at tho late election : which makes 25just one-half of the Senate. There ore 10 Lecompton Democratic Senators holding over, and 12 more just elected, making 22. And there are 3 a nti-I.ecom ton Democratic Senators just elacted. The
gnate, therefore stands : Republicans, 24;
Lecomptonite3, 22 ; anti-Lecompton Demo crats, 3 ; American, 1. The House stands
Republican, 44 ; Lecomptonitn, 45 ; antt-
Lccompton Democrats, 4 ; Americans, C;
Old Line Whigs, 1.
This classification shows that neither the
Republicans nor Lecomptonitcs have con
trol of the Legislature or of either House.
Tho Republicans and the single American
Senator together, have just one-half of that
body, and if they have no assistance from
the anti-Leeomptou Democrats would fail
in everything they undertake, by the cast
ing vote of the Lieutenant Governor. If the anti-Lecompton Democrats unite with the Lecompton Democrats, and leave all the others together, the Senate will be tied on nil important questions, putting every question in the power of the Lieutenant Govarnor, and thus securing a Lecompton triumph. The Republicans and the Americans united have just 50 in the House one half. With tho Whig, they havo a majority of but one. Add to this the Lecompton Democrats, and it gives 5 majority. If the Lecompton and anti-Lecomptoa Democrats unite they will have 49. Upon a joint ballot vote they stand thus : Republicans, 68 ; Lecompton Democrats, 67 ; anti-Lecompton Democrats, 7 ; Ameri
cans, 7 ; Whig, 1. As the General Assembly consists of 150 members, it requires
75 to elect any officer on joint-ballot, and
neither party has so many. The Republi
cans fall short of it 8 votes, and the Le
compton Democrats, 9. The Republicans
and Americans together tall one short, but
united with the Whig have just the nunv
her. The Lecompton and anti-Lecompton
Democrats fall 2 short. The Republicans
must be moderate in their demands and con
cilsatory in their course, or they will find
themselves in powerless minority.
with the fact, that the loans, during nearly the whole time, were kept close to the limit allowed, and freely dispensed to all classes of citizens and scattered all through the counties adjoining, as weil H3 in our own, at a lower average rate of cost to the borrowers than by any bank in the West, it needs no argument to prove that the Branch has been to both public and stockholders an institution of great value and advantage.
During the present week the directors, by unanimous agreement made a general arrangement with the branch of tho--new
State Dank, whereby the new Branch contracts to redeem the outstanding circulation of tho old, at a profit to the - old Branch of over $f,000, being the estimate loss thereon, which, as the amount out is only $23,000 and the notes are coruing.iu rapidly, wa3 regarded a3 a very liberal estimate of the cmount lost and destroyed. In payment to the new Branch, under this contract, the banking house, together with all the hand debts remaining, were transferred, at a price for the whole, taken together, considered fully equal to their value and much over any sum which they were likely to
bring, if sold separately, or under any other arrangement.
Such of the branches as have a consider
able amount of outstanding debts which are considered good, yet which by forcing,
would have to be sold at a heavy sacrifice ;
such will make assignments, and the clos
ing up will go on in the hands of the as
signees the same as under the present or
ganization.
of money, and probably produced very little for the first three months; but the dollars sown in the Tribune and Ihrahl, and the dailies all over the country, began to sprout, after a while, and now the crop is enorruuus. Ten thousand dollars a week for advertise-
.. i k t.i nut hv that. mner. '
iut:uis uatc uicii p-.. wo j V,t Pv-prv week, of course, but once in a
mouth or two. 'Result," as Micawber says, j 500.000 sal.es a week, at $2 a year, or j -a-v 1 ÖOO.0UO a vcar. Not a bad business. j
May wc not commend tho lessou of the success of this tiifliug,. useless paper to some of our business men who have something'better than bad stories and broken novels to sail?
NEW
ADVERTISEMENTS.
!?0&t ZOATOMeV;.! i'M.JST, MP at twelve i. 'clock, a Biuck NewCiUiidb.n.1 pup, nh.iut cloven weeks old. SaM ;; lias a black bcs.y, with white feet and breast, and a white striporun ning. up the face, ami tail tipped with white. Any one returning said dog to tho Patent Bread Bake-
I rr," First street, near Mam, wiu in emtaiirv rc-
r;1,vt. i. X. Oiitl'lYLbl. iovLBU
BUSH. iioyio.-i'i Id Iimsv Star Can tics ;
10 Opal do. 4 brls choice Leaf Lard; l.Vn'1 lbs Buckwheat Flour ;
77? H '.III TS .VIC
o" EN Syrui
455
37 ! 149 I 2J0 1 G3 139 00 20 1,525 , 8,270 199,305 09 2,803 85 ,...02,225 83
5,079 27 306
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cc bt en
Tin Old State DmiU.
At tho recent session of the Board of Directors, held at Indianapolis, orders were passed fixing rules for closing up such of the
Brauches as were prepared for such a meas
ure; authorizing them to pay to the stock
holders any balances of money remaining
after disposing of their real estate and un
available debts and other property, and prop
erly providing for the redemption of their out
standing circulation. Although the bank would not be legally liable for its outstanding issues after the first of January next, yet every voice was in favor of a full and certain provision for them, as long as one dollar should remain to come in. It was considered as due, not only to the public, but to the reputation of the bank itself, that this should be done. A bank which, during its whole existence of over twen'y years, has enjoyed a credit and character so enviable, could not well do less than justify the
confidence and support accorded to it during
60 long a period, by providing for its out
standing notes and securing the holders of
these, the last of its unpaid obligations, from
a loss. About half the Branches will be able to close up fully befi re the end of the year, with only small ltts .-s on a sale of their uncollected debts and unsold real estate losses which will in some measure be compensated by the gain in contracting for a protection of the outstanding circulation. It is estimated that a considerable amount of the notes outstanding have been destroyed and will never return for redemption. It is considered, however, by those who have examined the results of other banks in winding up, that the loss will be much less than gen
erally supposed. Good money is apt to be taken care of, and not largely to be lost or destroyed. Among the branches which will thus be settled up and closed is the Branch in this
city. This Branch during the twenty years of its active existence has paid to the stockholders an average dividend of ten per cent f v annum, and has (including a dividend be paid to-day), paid them back the par ;f iheir stock and fifty per cent over, and in 1 "ag up will pay a further dividend of .. '.My three per cent. These results are
Washington Wi)i and Means. The way tlii.'.gs are done at Washington,
the means by which they are done, and the persons who do them, are cot as well
known as they should be. Tiic following
extracts from the Washington correspon
dence of two Philadelphia papers let some
light in on these points. The correspon
dent of the Gazelle says:
These gambling resorts have increased
fearfully at ashmgton, within the las
ten year?,and it is notorious Jthat they have done more to demoralize legislation than all
the other debasing and corrupting influences which have been brought to bear upon
weak, venal, or needy members of Con
gress. I was deeply impressed by the silent but eloquent witness of this fact, when the drawers of Feiidletou's desk were opened,
yesterday, and numerous bills, relating to
schemes beiure l.onprcss, were exposed to public view. The mincry and wretchedness and degradation inf.L-tcd upon men and
families by these hells arc appalling, and even the imperfect disclosures which have
reached mc, accidentally, exhibit a state of morals in Congress which would astonish the country if exposed. Some of these gamblers, and others who are concerned as capitalists with them, are openly employed
as lobby agents, lroiu their supposed ability to control votes through obligations incurred by members, and the fact is one of common town talk, that their tables are the
daily resorts of a large class of such voters,
in preference to the hotels. This thing has
assumed that serious shape when publicity
becomes a duty : lor, strange as it may seem, the influence has so ramified that it was
feared, nt one time, in the early stages of
the Kansas struggle, hist session, when the.
House was nearly e ut.Iy divided, that tl e scale would be turned by a turn of the screw upon particular members who were
known to be in the power of tho gamblers.
It may weil be asked where arc wc drifting.
when such things can be, aud go unrebuk-
The correspondent of the Preis add an
other of the developments in Washington
ways and means, that the county ought to know : The great evils in Washington are nepotism aud bureauotracy. The first is the habit of crowding whole families into office, and keeping them there; and the second,
he habit of concentrating power and patonage in the hands of the heads of seconeary departments to the exclusion of the chiefs of the chief department. It would amaze you if some day I would furnish you with a list of the families in office here, and of tho manner in which they "squat' into place, and in every variety of connection and of uitiiic, These are the aristocracy of the town. Sometimes as many as six of one family are in place. This is a growing evil here, particularly since toadyism has grown fashionable under the present reium. The system of bureauocracy is another abuse JSTho jobs given out in the depart
ments are generally controlled by the subordinate chiefs. Some of these have been in office for years, and exercise despotic
control over the patronage iu the gift of the
Presidency. It you want a contract or job you have only to secure the Assistant Sec
retary and Chief Clerks to make your road
easy. Most of these heads of bureaus re tire from office very rich.
I. O. O. F. The following statistics are from the report of W. W. Wright, Grand Secretary of Uie Grand Lodgel. O. O. F., to that body, November l"j?h, 1S58, at Indianapolis : Reports were received from 107 Lodges,
making the following aggregates : Initiations Rejections Admitted by card Withdrawn by card Reinstations Suspensions Expulsions
Deaths Fast Grands
Contributing Members Resources of Lodges Dues to the Grand Lodge.
Orphan Fnnds of Lodges
Am t paid for the lleüei ot uro s
Number of Brothers Relieved
Number of Widowed Families Relieved,.
Amount Paid for Relief of Widowed
Families '. 223 00
Educating Orphans.... 526 80 Donations to Transient Brothers 160 85
For Burying the Dead 1,155 37
Other Charitable Purposes 378 84
Total amount Paid for Reuet and
Charity 8,130 19 Degree of Rebecca conferred upon Ladies 174 Officers elected Tuesday evening, November 16th, by the Grand Encampment I. O.O. F., for the ensuing vcar: M. W. G. P., John II. Stanley, Rochester. M. W.G.II. P., David Ferguson, Winchester. R. W. G. Ju:i. V"., Henry L.Brown, Lawrenceburgh. R. W. G. Scribe', E. II. Barry, Indianapolis. R. W. G. Trca'., Theo. P. Haughey, Indi inapolis. G. Rep. to G. L. U. S., Ceo. B. Roberts, Laporte. G.Sent., Christopher Tolor, Madison. Dep. 0. Sent., E.S. Tylor, Indian ipolis.
1 exsk .ante Currants ;
leu pomitU Choelato: 5!,i) do Old .lava Coffee ", &X) do Split IV.L- ; do l'eai l Hai iey ; u'.l loxf. iheiee llamhiirt; Cheese ; 2 lifts New York Gulden Sy-ii;i ; &KJ li'o fv.ipir Cured Urid liii i'; 0 Savka choice Family l'hmr; Bcceivcd this day per river and railroad. ly novlö '.. II. COOK .t SOX.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TDHirjf: tos'j'i: ir Jt.tas ni:Jy. CKlVivD and to ai.-i.e, an l f. rsaie hv
(s t ra,
Kelifrilcd tngar liutise il- hus.-jej, Crushed Sn.ar, fu-.vdered Sogar, I.oaf Sti-nr, 100 gross Gates' vrw Ynrlt ?fatr!;c, l!5d'..zen laikee'i Stove IJiacUin, 10 dozen iron hound II. .f nurde-l.-. TV-i-Ived for Kile ty (imvl) .. II. i'UUK & SON.
i$u cor
i
MISCELLANEOUS.
tIISCELLANEQUS.
MS, CAllio PACKfcT, .Ä STEAMER CUBA,Jm J. V. jriM.S, 3la.iicr, Leaves on T-ien .lay, the IStli. at 4 o'clock, nnd will iiiaki rusnlai- triv's every" 5 d.iy.i. ( tlü Sr;ir'r);Kjr fe7j7 riiic JILjumicrMgnetl kWih to infittn tbr
??i i:ir..lio thiit he has loened a
;'AXJ M.-nt Simp on
rglI.1J TiUlU TAVf .' I CUOMO?. J2. sclcvtioti of Green and lil.-tek teas fast opened, and for salt I y J. V. VICKKKY 4 CO.
ILiolluv. inj pronerTy now in our areiio: it I. -ieu.it street and fh;' Canal. G. S. Kvdlv.i Loicii O.lhil:'',
the cjrner of
i.V.-'ilMarket and Walnut streets. kI-x.
uuere ne will constantly keep ud kinds of li'-sh meat, and would be happy to ni.et bis fi'iendä and customefi. 1'lease give me a call. ocill T1IKUIJALI KMKTCir.
iLJ Whitticr's do - Maoey's do Lonu'fi-llow's Toems and Prose Works In ke buautiiul Bin and Gold '-:: i n. at l,vl3 DU I! ELL C ) S V ST X S.
S MiJb' Sii .lit HI I - -- J5l Chickens; Tal kies ; Tin nips ; Onions ; 10 dozen äjUtket-. I.oen A. D. ErYXOMM A CO.
fjg si. isKiwoi.ua K CO., fiJfi' S jiX in Store and for aale 2I brl Fresh Lard ; ö bush Cranberries; Xew Sa.-r; II boxes Opal Candles Sardines ', boxes and boxes ; Superior Family Flour;
irt class t ljrars ; Sim kinir Tobacco. novit Fine and lielialne Bugpy Horse, raised by himself, for which ho has no immediate use, would di.-pose of him. The animal is a sorrel, five years old ;of size, ymmetry, and good carriage, and un-exe-ptionable qualities, may be seen at the stables of the Sherwood House, oa and alter F riday, 12th inst., till sold. novUtdt i? 2' id-Is White Linie; ID llhds Xew Sugar; 50 Boxes Virginia Tobacco; 2(H) CoiU .Manilla Cordi.fre, for Rale nt lowest rates by novlo GKO. FOjjTLK & CO. wn urn m; t's t'itTi i: i35iJ MJf AI KS all kinds, received per slcanwr Neptune, and in store, for sale low by I n.ivlo S. K. GILfillUT & CO. lfAA., o sts.i l. K.'--i o rÄ I Jr of well-broken, large Oxen, in food ord-r, tor
sale. Apply to novsdlm t. I). Al.l.l-.-. " a Tirtc'ris.w i ivzn: a u us Qw County Asricuitu'-al and Horticultural S.cirty will hold its regular monthly meeting tfeUüay, Satürdav, November thh, la'S, at tho Court House, at l1:, o'clock, 1'. Ji. I'. UUKX liliO' K,
.1. 1'. Hoffman, ö boxes .Merchandise, U. S. -i - 1 Bai", " V. '. :;e, 1 Box Mrs. I'.ilnicr, 1 ' C. Dodd, 1 Chest, J. Fin rich, 2 Bales U-'ps, F'. 11. Snecder, 1 " " T. A. Sanders, 2 Iihds. Charcoal, 2 Boxes TVUsl. Tuchier.l " Moss. Mary Thompson, 1 Bedstead, '. liiitcbiMsoii, 1 Model Harrow Kebcca l.'avH, 2 Boxes, 1 Guest, .1. II. AVells, 2 Kee;s, K- West, 2 loxi.i, Keller ,t Bunnell, u W. c:. Fo.-iter, 1 " Bean A I.'emoss. 1 " !. 1'iilinall, 1 cc.k, tiikuowu, 1 f.ho..ile Machh.o, 1 liot-s l'ower. C KoltGE F'OSTKit ,t Co.
wjwj m.u.H K it Tin: vmtri.i: -it are just beiuiiini; to find out that Watson, Newbury Co., can, and do, sell lumber cheaper than any other dealers in towu ; conswjuently, tliey go there and buy, and are so well satisfied that they jo twic and threetiniesever. .jiv, as we calculate to stay here and sell boards, we say to all who are in want of plank, come and soe us, at the corner of -Main aiid Flihth streets, and vva will satisfy vou, that what we say is true. WATSON, XEWBC&Y & Co. oct 11
VJi'tjoodJ, Bibboiisand 1 lowers, on Friday n.om
Jj- just received at eiit;'. A. T. TTEYXOT.TiS & Co's. !y?p!ots of or, r VAfvtt ncr rf fand i.T Southern ?ii iisonrr, subject to entry at Xl'. cent! fmr arr". t all and examine tlx m Kt tPiü R.'fi. Jt X. Offico, No. I, North Third strett, ilvartaviliu. . octl 0. C. COLLINS. ": tulri.niiitBiH.t tn nrzii.i 3 appointed A-;eiit for Doler Silver Ä i'clrh'n patent Saw Gmumer, whu-h rf:is taken the preiiiium. Rt the 3Icf hanical 'airs tf Rlwo;t every State in thw Cniou, and pronouwcod ?srtierior to unything made for truniniing upri-jrht and circular s;;ws. An assortment niwav:, ciii iiand. septal ' GEO. S. S0XTAGÖ. ""le"?1" s iyf. uiJYfTii 7"r" lost &v yit, but selling off nt an advance ca cost, chickius. ee;s, butter, cheese, codfish, flour, baeou, lard, coUüe, siiijiir, rice, mackerel, pepper, spiou n'iluii-55, cloves Kinder, with a variety of other ar
ticles loo numerous to mention. Cailuud examiiiei or yourselves, at X: 92 Main strcd. S. W. VIOKKKY A CO.
jt corner ol in:
ii-ih
of
.J K.l it O. I V, ,1 J;OT id Canal streeis. Kiihuiro .1. B. MeBONAI.n.
mi
JL t ICA COiiN (. RLSUKU
steam, one mortisini: ni.ichi;u'
lot of Carpenter's iooli. attd l'ulie, and a pair sale cheap, bv Oct2U.2vd
1 'OLWO J.TIIIH-
ripe;ed to run by in cuod order, Mid a
Also, a bd of Shal:in of Straub'a Buns 1'ur J. B. McDUXALD.
-iL Craiiherii-.s, Canvassed Ham.-, Dried Bet f.
New .Maikerel.
Lathn
sale bv
p's Bl:iin
A. I
dust received UKYNoLlLS
r, l for .- in.
llOV.J
rrct 1
JtS5""A bridul ptin with a slia.de of sad
ness: U lien the ivicnci.3 ol tue vour2; ouauiy
who lias just married old Marshal lV-iliisier, in Franco, were admiring with her the
splendid wedding ganncnU presented to her
Ly the Empress, she said "Yes, I like the
present better than the future."
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JSf AJ,'TU-A LOT Ol 'THE LATLST MJ stylus Capes, Half Capes, Victoi lues, Cutis,
etc., just received by Express at
VAU IT tri. S. illAlti u-.ir.n novl! "" ' '" "'
fcvfJI' JVS) r.i.-ui. J .va 3 UOXKfi -3 Ciii.-iniiati S.iap, assorted; 20 box.-s resorted ii.es Star Candles, just receivud and for saie by YlCivEKY JlllOTI! Ki:-', nov-t No. S2 Main it if .t. If 3' t t ii st si .ii Ii r ü v. s: 5 o rJZ Gross lino superior JlatchiM, ui:sorp..s.-el iu quality, cle'apne.is, or i.tatne-ni i f packages, iu store and for sale very low by VICKEitY B HOT IIF.il:-', ,)0vt No. ?,2 1 iin streit. -$ y. Iv Li: m o L.J ss'irfii . J" 11 ü & DjL made irom Maple Mijrar, whici) can be hod
lCLL.lt 1 into I iii.i;.-, No. X2 Main trwt.
5 iii:iyi Tis.n ruitjjn u 'jtiigut l ul, by Dr. T. Mc,uW X'S SAKSAI'ABILLA and ioDIDi7; OF l'OTASII, the creat
Blood I'uiiucr and lb aith Ilesturer, prepared Loin Frcidi Boot, the i nly kind worthy the confidence j of physicians or the public, old imported root bcioc; j inert. The cimpeuei.ts of this medicine are hif;ii- I ly extolled by sonn of the teost ili .inirui.dicd piiysiehiMs iu the world, as ir Win. l-'or-iyc.-, Broaie, Bell, Ac., for the cure of i!heii:uat:oiii, .Scrofula. White Swelling. Sy;hi.lis, Neuralgia, DUeake of tl-.e Kidneys, Liver, ine and Man L'lopsy, Female Complaints, Old tores, 1'iinr los on the Face, Jtc. It maliis the skin clear ao.l s-.nootii an object of iniere.-: with the la-'ii". Ii removes mercury, or any impurities of t he blood or system, and should be used iu the hpiinjr io purily the blood and prevciif sickness, i'cic-, 1 a b,.Iile. McGowu's ilsi tic-' 'far, a certain irtire for Bowel Complaints, as Diarrhea, Dy-tnicry, 1-Tux, Ao. Jiouth-Aiuericaii Tar, .iui!i Liniment, and Yermil'tii', unparati lied fr ios siictes.-. 'i ho three above ui-dici tie:i prepared by. H. S. IIuom:s, Memphis, i mics.-e. S..M in Kvansviiie by KtLi.Kit A- Wuir:, LKtscu x KABLSTKjr. I).-, .lo ts M.vor.M .s. 'Ci2..'-i2aid
iL.iHJiiTjr:ns if lutisai:, succmn-
snis to ,-. .S. lil.'V, A.ll,
KK'JKIV ING, I'OinVAUulNG, AND
j in. Uctuter 8th- lSr8. Permit me to
; t-ntion to mv titork f lSpr;tr Millinery
i have birn l.(n-!,iit u:ui..r l.tvurublo cuviimj Cancers ami which fur vurk-ty unJ novelty of stylo i will, I tru-t, l tound to ciliri';! aiivth:'.! vt-r 1 l-rotiht t this rity. F. 1- liAUKKK, j Fiit strcot, K'tv.ttn JIaia and Luc-Jt, t;j'pAgito the IVbt Oilico. oett
I'J bbla. Ahiru, li) 44 Copj)pni8t .5 44 Sulphur, 5 " Yen. rr-i, '1 Gum Camphor, 2"0 4t Ciejm Tart;ir. öOc-ti .lute l4 inch npft, t;5 " Manilla inch Uu, "Z'i 4t lu'inp halter rupc, 2:3 4 Manilla 44 il.'i du. IJedcortls, in reels cotton Inch do, f0 lales Nr. 1, Canncltüu XUttin, T- L't'XcH Star CaiKMcs, 7 hoxod Piamuinl Starch, Üf Uis Ai-pice, Cerouns Carracrafi Indig-o, hales Camllf Wick, 25 tu IVj per, ö " Cloven, A f-nia!l l--t of extra family Hum. For salo Iuv tu ciosp consiunititit, hv nets AVHEKI.Kll t II IGi.
- cVu'yonrat- ' W Cßii HKUERlcaM Til IS. linery OtH tU, (,u want to ?ot ly.
S
dicap at the store of uov-l
JTIli:
sj:h i: v r i.vu sjrctj:i-
2".0 His choice Cream Tartar; .Mio Un Sup. C.irb. .S..d.i ; K.ki lbs V'ashint; or Sal Soda ; 10 Boxes pure C rn tilarch, A
, heim by VK Ii Kit Y
nov4
Ni.
f.r eale
BIIOT1IFBS,
S2 .Main si m-t.
i ml a variety of r at ten o'cioi k.
IKtt'BAlh-JHii,(.it.bAJUi.4Lif & a boxes just received and lor sale bv iiovV. VII KLJi'Y BBOIIIKUS.
MM. othes kinds Tory moriiin;
Only tell cents each. Also, TASK 1111 CRCLLKKS eTerv nflernoon at :i o'clock, at 1;M KIEV'S Pat-
eat Bread Bakery, First it., near 31 in. iiovl3-bw
Vffl TTUK ! Jtl'TTEU. ! J1.1I.MJU ton, 1,1'OU lbs, pa od cxira li"di Bole, J..r and Kep Butter. More Western Beserve than any other butter iu the city. For sale by novit IloltNBBOOK A CO. rsiii.y'nstii i Tfi.i.tt i 'nv JSL ly Frank Mkkis, at the Mm -': Hal:, i n Thursday Kveninn, Nov.-ith. Tickets can be had
ofthc lollowiiif r,cntlmon, or at the door: Manager-! t.eoru--' Sauer-s 'i ims. Bouss, William Mills, A. W. Heerdink, C. lleddeiich. F loor Maimgi'i-n I'atrick Burko, m. Klusinan, A. Lcmcke, lionald Fi-her, Win. Caldwell. No Kciitleiunn admitted villiout a lady. Tickets 1. Supper extra. novl'.l-lw.
IS. C"'' avj.vj. 10 tstj..". I'litt: 9 W Sca-shore :u.A tor le by novi ;i;o. i'"!!1!!.1.'!"!'
SKH CT IS 1 S h i: T .yo
iOl"5 sii'.es and ki'ids. iu flore and lor sale
YICKEBY BIlOfilLHS,
v-t Nil S2 Mailt sir- et.
JtiTTSlil Itii tti.lS.-l OH ft.il j:,
or .lu ¬
ll iii.i taken the
are in hupe.-. 1 y clo.-e ail his old and uumc We will jrivc 1 ai ;i
i.iciilj fir sale, ard -Lard, i.e.. La I, W est, est current rat'-s t 1'. i Liberal ca.di auveliC' to New Oi leans, o. :. si.atc.ii rt.t;. it. c
t.md
f Mr. lt. S. Howard, v.e
iltealion tit i.-.i-iiuess to reiaiu o;s tii.iii iiit rs. u".ar :;t;eiitioii to all eonsij;t--viil f.rward Tobacco, I'oik, , North or riotith, at the low- . . , -s ma le on prooiu-e con- ined
4. t. rii.iui.ns sji.hoj', 'o. , Sr'int litreet, oppmite the i'ostoilice, Fivansville,
India mi. Iheciliz-ns ot F.vansMilo anil the pun- i lie federally are respectfully inf'l-med that this ! m.iKoihceiit saloon (formerly Bark's Kxchan-ic) ha.1 1 l-cn entirely refitted and furnished in every d-part- ! ini-iil, ar-d is now open for the season, where visitors i can aivvays have served up at the shorb's-t. notice and in the must superb style ail the delicacies of the j i-casi-n, ainr of all kinds, Yenison, Wild Duck, Turkey, F'ish, Ac. Shell Oysters received daily, by express, as well as in cans, will be served in every style to euit the patrons of the St. Charles. Billiard players will find at this saloon a set of the fine.it marble' top Billiard Tables from the well known and celebrated factory of J. SI. Brunswick lV. Co. Suppers served upat all hours, day or nijrht. A splendid lunch will be ervod up, in the moat uporepriatc ttvle, every morning at 10 o'eio.-k. WW " J. G. 11 A .'."IMi iUM. np hs:km: 's tZis, vTj uit izsTiiitJÄr.M. Ii V in town, at tlie lovet bifiire, is at Decker
A Kramer's. Hotel and CoiYee-hnuse k-'pers, and all others that can appreciate good liquor and w ish t-i buy it cheap, iu ipoiiitiiii s to suit, call soon as it -..-es 'olVfa.it. p tU) DLCKF.U i WUWiV.Jl. ' r'ja sii'ii i jj'ei'jhstJi'isJ.j s'-i'uiisii M4L AKB1YAL.
If you want t get good Coi n,
ii you want to fret jroisl ihits, If you went to;rct pood Bran, If you want to get good Crushed cd, Ii you want to get good Chicken l'ced. If yon want to iret good Com Meal, If you want ti get Rood Timothy Socd, II you want to c-;ot isid Ora Seeds cf arv nndt eveiy kind, call at lil'STON'S cd and Seed Store, under the Telei;raph Office, where you can lie accommodated ns clieap as tho cheapest, and ua Rood as tire best, delivered in any part of tho city free of draya;je. üecollect, r.t KtSIOS'S. on Water street. Just received, my first shipment by Canal, 100 tons of first-rate n.-w Timothy Hay, and for salu cheap: sept2 - K. S. It. "TOOI J.ISH.'iÖO l.HS. "JBF. vLS"li -;l boxes line Crackers, lö'l coils Manilla Lope, 2,".W Seamless Baj:s, 2 m;d 2' bushels. "Received and for sale by (sep27J I'itKST'ON' BKOt. WfBiis"irrKii.iBn mr, xc7, &. c a M. dozen Cedar Bails, wuite, red aud Mriped, brass bound, 10 nests Cedar Keelers, plain and striped, brass bound, .0 dozen covered Cedar Cans, brass bound, 3 sizes, 5 " Cedar Churns, bra.ss bound, ö plain white Cedar Bails, iron bound, 2 and o hoops, 5 " stout iron bound Stable Tails, 5 Jrl.-amboat Pails, stout iron bound, 20 nests stout Cedar Tubs, iron bound, 1 and 11 iu each nest, fi dozen largest Horse Buckets, IU " common iron laiund Buckets, This' day received, and now opening in tho finest condition, at tha new Wooden Ware store of sept2I .1. 11. Bl'&sELL, 272 Main sf. bet Seventh and Fiürhth, Louisville.Ky.
Si',, liiriiETS. ZO JIOZJW
varnished Weil Buckets, stout "d Weil
made iu all respects. Tho quality mid prico uro such as cannot fail to suit the trade. soptil J. B. RI SSF.LL, 372 .Main st., Itet. Seventh and Liuhth. Louisville. Ky.
20 Turkies. ID Dozen Chickens. JO Bush.-ls Potatoes. 4C Dozen Kg js.
A. D. ItKYNOLBS i CO.
oi-ti;
t..M OUTI.n, V.M. IiOIl i
, Jll.
tvT'Blo
ii
p&iTrs:u itu ro.ii..-i" s at 17 cen-.s per bushel, at i tall. Ord-os left at
ityoit Mi;
M. Stia n F.ni;ino,S inch cy
w ith pmnps complole, all in ilood running order. BuildiiiK material will be taken in exchange. 1'n-
i'.iuii.ii.y. nder, 20 inch sti
HOUNBHGOK'S
quire ot
liovw
Soi;vjij sst.ii.i. ftm BY, which thu owner can have by proving
property and paying for this advertisement.
HOV17
ryni TTUirs J'itj:"t nioss-t ut
M. tia As, just received ami lor sale by
novly JACOli MilAl is, Mi. i .Main sr. m wiTÄTr UTT TsTfTw stuj--
Qt tM. VEHS Just, received and for saleat reduced
Cash Prices. JACOB STKAVB,
novT72v No. 1" Ma n St.
fl!
The Power or Advertising.
The State Journal, in couimeiiting upon
Lo success of Bonner, of the Kew York
Ledger, says:
The Sew York Lcihjcr is absolutely worth
less, except in occasional articles. There is
not a story in it that would not make, Walter Scott or Cooper wh.-eze with anguish They are course, rough, and "dauhy ' beyond 11 expression. No man with tolera
ble sense and attainments could possilily do anything so badly. The authors must be
specially gifted with weakness and absur
dity, to succeed so admirably in being so
trenunJously, and fiercely, and mysteriously
and bloodily stupid. Yet the Ledger has the largest circulation of any paper in the Union, or in the world. And it has been
secured solelv hy advertising by thg moi
systematic, persevering, and judicious ad
vertising, and by nothing else. There are
at 1 ast a hundred other papers iu the coun
try that are better than the Ledger in the
Ledger t own li no, that publish better sto
ries 6f the blood ..lid "bust" style, and bet
ter stories of the "Feru" description. Yet
thev have not one hundredth of the Lcdq
er s sale. And it is just because they have
not advertised. There is no other possible
r.-ason. When the Ledger started ithad not
live thousand subscribers. In two years it
obtained nearly live hundred thousand.
recollect well when its first attempts at ex
tensive advertising were made, and wecould not help thinking that it was hvbor thrown
away. ho would care to read the adve:
tisernent in one paper of another paper, and that, too, a paper that did not profess to help any body to business, or informatien, or anything but amusement? But the advertising was kept up, and week after week we saw whole columns of the Xew York dailies full of it, and arter a while it began to be noticed by the press. The-n, of course.
L. s. CLA UK,
cor. First and Chestnut st.
STOP.E,
Or at our office on the corner oi' Fulton Avenu-i am! Water street. A. J. I! L'TC'II EtJoN A CO. uov:t-lmd -m t f i:Li.fi L7ri fi ft i- i v BS' sdely (n -fil OK'. I li.sfi.it A cn.
oy r.inis 30 uni.s. l.'r.O. FO.VfLl; A l it.
2p ju. 50 it.i mtfj.s, M.Ji:m:
sc. and 1, 111 all. 111 store, and l -r sab- lor
novd S.
&i..iTi:.'i L lor sale by
The above firm, M.-s.-is. Slauchiers f: lLd". ha i!i?x Tfiki'li my slaml in the ii'oi wai ding and Coit-mii-doii ioisim-i-i, i lake pi eat ploasio- in ftnyif? to 11. y I'l ieuii.- mat their coimiomei.ts will bu Weil crd'f.'i I v the new house. Mr. llo.'.p- has been wilh me a i..tir; while, ami I consider him iu every v.dl winj th-; patronage so übt-i-rfily e.vl.-li-lcii to I hj .Me-srs.'filaiihiers are favorably known i n Ori on river as ucod lobacco mr'r.. octo7-lmd l. IIOWA.'I.
ii. mUOtoT t o., t i).K.ill:-i&lU.--
il M!-.lai!AMS,
1 Cvi'i' Sri: '.it, .Vr.H' ojftr..vs, L.L wiraiiT. oc; M-i uclj a- s. iiowvrn.
a :i J 1 : a 'M 1 .- a 1 ttx 01 i tSOS it - rc-r.iüy known as I' i: troill at 'ot:n stri e:. hs-.e j.ist received their new f Vi'an lies, Jeuelij, Oliver V: re. superior
l'iatcd V.'.:re, Sicoliole-, Ac, ayioo.p v.hiji v.;l. be f.. und all to-- latest ur.J uu beaut iiiii styles iu tlie mal ket. Wc wish it distinctly understood that we warrant the quality of our Jewelry to be as yiiod as lu.y niÄili), and in c':y! beauty ol ünish, ami c.ci.;-i.ce of workmanship, it is u-.i to be surpas.ed. Vi e are mdlin? at the !oc-t Lastern prices lor caäh. A lull asorunent of Clocks al-.vayson baud. octsii,vw':n
tii'.Y-j!iü .ii..nojs-its, i 1L3 BLUTS, Brazil Nuis Lmrli.-h Walnuts, 1 i;,-s, raisit.s, ciiiranls, rock candy, oysters, lobsters,
i saro.nes. alum, epsom sails, sin; nur. roil urinij stone, copperas, madder, extract ol lwood, intiI cream tartar, soda, bed-cords, black ine;, batlinir. cloves, cement, citcars of all kind.-?, nutuiee-s, i irinK.-r ot ail kinds, glass, jars, lanterns and thinks, i lemon syrup, mustard, u. niches, pepper sauce, spanj ish mo.ss, stone pipes, powder, s-il'ety fuse, tobacco of I all kinds, fancy soaps, starch, vine-rar, cordage, lctj ;.-r, note, ca,. and wriiiiej paper, teas, Hour, cam1 fd:o:-, envelopes, salt peler, etc., etc., elc. I A supply ol the above kept constantly on hand,
ami lor sale .'oc, l y l.ll-lil.lil iioni.r.T, eti-if " Sycamore Street, near Water.
it'UsT hot ';.?
5
of lb.
JV H ." T TO
11 ipiick, HI barrels nicu Oleen Apptes ; tmest seas,,,,, foet-1 A. D. l;KYN"l.I-S .VJ'o.
JT i:.i Tiii.it ,Wit fiiioi: j-'i.vtt-VINCS. J. FI.I.M IM; has now un hand a large and complete assortment of Leather and hin F'iud-iu.',-j, to which tho attention of Shoemakers and others in want of l.eaiher is iuvited, which wil be sold at as low price for c;l-1i as call be obtained in any city wesl of the mountains. Call at No. 7, Jlam street, and judio. for yourselves, 1. LATH It BKLTTNCJ. S, vmour's machine stretched Leather Belting.
A full simply at tho manufacturer cash pre
ort;i-:iotii
J. FLKMING.
rmu vi. vi: tiious.i'h sji hs i oh
M S LK. The
K. (IILBKKT & CO.
osi:pii ot'jcitrcj..,
CAllPilXTKIt &, JOIXEU.
Shop on First street, near Kratz lleumau s
oumliy. All orders for work promplly attended to. Bal" Wholesahe Jlerchanls, Manufacturers, and
others, iu want ofpackinir boxes. 'will lind thisshop tho cheapest placu in the cilv to pet their orders
led. JOS. OYLBLLL. Evansville, Nov. 17, 2w
a . o 1, UTi o .v
JLJr hereby iii-
St'oTiri: is
,y niven tliat the partnership lately ex
isting betwe n Joseph I. Jewell ami win. .!. nen-
imiu, under the nrm oi Jewell is i.njanun, was
dissolved on the lötli insi, by mutual consent.
I he business will bo continued bv our successors.
Irseph C. Jewell, FJizur Ivewberry and Jonathan
II. Clement, Uidcrthe firm of Jewell, Newberry A
Co., who are atone authorized to settle the business
oi the late rinu. J. C. ,lh KCL,
W3I. J. Bt.VIAMlS. Evaripville, November lillh. ls"i. lnnVvw
US T It Ei ' Mil I -MCI) J.VM) M Oll S.1 l.iC
11. COOiv. i ÖO-N,
ß by
'1 oris Cranberries; C(K) lbs choice YVostern 1'eserve Butter, in cloths, an A Xo. 1 articlo ; 1 brl Burning Fluid ; ."(IU Quigky's ll.-ims, at reduced pi ices.
novl7
3j.vh ri r m:.thmc r(A. Mb IIOLHKÜS iu the Brunch at Lvansviile of the
ate Bank of Indiana (old Bank), are hereby unti
tled that a further dividend of ten per cent, from the surplus fund (r.iakinp fifty per cent, declared from that fund) will be payable ou and alter Satur
day, the. 2oth inst.
A further and tir.at dtvidi r.d w ill be paid about the 2th of December, when tli Bank will be fully settled up v-d closed, the redemption sf the outstanding circulating notes beine: jiroiverly provided for. G. '. KAT1IIIONK, Cashier. novld:tt (Kminirer cojiy)
'ii i: r: s r: .t mi o.iii' i
IpiKI lbs choice . It. hecse ;
5 bris White Flint Hominy: Tor sale by YlCIvLBY BBOS., novlC " N'o h Main st.
it m: rum m: s jv Islca-
II EAT FI.Ol li
5 brls Crnnberries extra rjuality ;
10 licgs Buckwheat Flour; In store and for tale by VICKF.BY BUGS., novlii No- 1-2 Main st.
iTJR .i.VJ) T.il.'.OU- t .lVlll.lt: S.
70 boxes for sale I y .-. I.. O I lmt.li I A ; 1
novl Sv- am-,re strer-t. n: ar vvaior. R8 WlUUMl.i li V V 1 hhd. Siis'ar, 1 barrel Cranberries, 1 barrel lu icd Beef. 1 barrel canvassed H iltls, 25 bushels MeshaniH k l'o!atoes. novd A. D..R?:VNPLTS & C'.
ut ä n 'Hi:.! t i i. ft un, ( it i
lloiiiniinv, unbolted Wueat F lour, Corn -M-ai,
chicken and horse Feed of eveiy variety to be hau at Hart's Mill, oa Second Savor, below O.ik.
v. B OiUers promptly aitendcil to.ancl every ar
tide bought wili be delivered at the dwelling
purchaser.
Tj0ititMC HF.iiuricn o.. Hfsrknn. M- We lire now selling Oyso-ra by wholesale at SI 25 per Can. Warranted exlia, and Cans full. Leeched daily per Lxpress. 'I. II. CÖOK A: SON. novl irTi: oXiTiTJünii Uit tiMi t lii: i: sic, je, Three Imiidred ivoinids .into Currants. One hundred Genoa Citrons, Ten busbwls Cranberries, One hundred bushels prime Turnips, F'it'iy bushels fresh Corn Meal. Te.e'ntv-tive bushels prime white B--ans, live dozen rot ton .Mops and Mop Sticks, Two hundred Bath Brick, received and for SKleby iiiov8 ',. II. C'l'iiv A- SOX. :WrsirtZi it i o units. i'Üi.ue & V new Sugar jiu.t received ami lor sob by ,,ov2 I'llESToM BÜOS. S8.;k' nit z:. r tii:h(mcs pbi.tis S 4l new Bit e just receive, I and i"r s do by ,h,v2 VBKSTON" BltOS.
f the
novl
f.rfa y.i: ami Blank Beck Mairafacturcr,
First street, b.:tw;en Mam anil l.oouft. KV ANS VI LLFl, INI. Blank Books ruled, pn; ä and made to n der of the best pto.f-r, li a Memorandum to tV.e lare-est Ledger. Musie ami Magazines bound in any fciyie. oct27-'nKl w rVlX -"VO Tit T.-.VO Tit 'iu S i K BKby i;ivMi to the T;oc I'ay.-r.s of Validelimi e-h (.'mntv", that I have received from the Audii- r -1 th" t'.Hitity the Tax Implicate for the current veer, and will be prepirr-d to receivo the Taxes as.-i s-i.,1 lor the curri r.t v, ar l'sö:-) at my ülli. e, üom and after tho 15th d..v oi October, IH'A. For the rale of Taxation for tho current year, see small hand bills posted up throaf.li the Comity. TTILOIHIKE VLNLM ANN, oct22-C)vd Vcosio-cr o Vun. Ot.
CO S'.lit 7 W 'MC X-
Ncw bury .1: Co.,
was dissolved Oct. 1st. IS The business will hereafter be carried on under the firm of Newbury A Clement, who r.re authorized to settle up tho business ol the late firm. JONATHAN WATSoN, K. NLYVBI'KY, J. 11. CLKM F.N'T,
C. S, CIILLN.
umlersi-j;ued has lj.uo'l s.-coud
iiid Sacks for Sale. They are suitable lor heat
Oats. F.iiqune Rt the ( ily 31:11s
octo
T1
IE
(,KoUliK WOLFIN, A lent.
oi.it M'i o.vic m: b, Tito.njs
SCANTLIN,
rv'vcaiai
Of
V i .S L I Ti Ö
MP Sil IB. The firm of Watson,
oct22
EMF.NT 70 BBI
i :
i.LMI oct2"
.MiLCII CO'A S, for saie i-.t .. 11 .COOK A SON.
ct2l
Foil SA i.V. LOW, liV (.;iI.BLA'i'& BOWLKS.
A- I'lUifS Tl iil KN MNL. 5 BBLS. IN l'LIlfeet order, for tale by UILBEf'.T A- BOWLE3, oct23 Sycamore street.
ii.i h Havana
"tg BUSH. CltOMCMC VMCStUJ'--7ICK'S I'otatocs.
15 dozen Chickens, BK1 " F'.fTcfs. 2i bids, extra Flour, 50 sacks " " .'HI tons Bran. Just received and for sain bv sept-5 Z. II. COOK. & SOX. sr?o M.tilricns oi' noon tmT.i. Jx. A superior ariiclc of Voune; Ilyson. Just received rii.d for sale by A. 1. BlVnoLBS A Co. sept27 7ij7. iti: m.'.m cBoix, i'BE.vrii S TM. JlVLI; AND SCOC ULIS, Corner of Vine and First streets, Fl V A N S V I L I. K, INDIA X A , Would respectfully inform the ladies aud gentle-
i men of this city and vicinity, that he has opened a ! DVLINCr, CLFAMNiJ AND BLTAI1UNU LSTAIILIHUMKNT, I Where h- will clean and dye all kinds of Silk and ' Woollen iloods. Will remove grease, paints, Ac, 1 without lb slightest injury to the finals.
All work done at this establishment w'lll Ic warranted to r;ive entire satisfaction. septil-Üia jisiööMi7iY.M,rMf:sTS.VMi Jä. Boxes, all kinds. Just received at ÜILBFIKT K BOWLES, tepr23 Sycamore street. srhi: i i ä T f ö o .irk jlu i: s JLfct ott'-n, Ilemp, aud Manilla, iu dozens or ou reels. Just received and for sale bv septal CILBKUT Si BOWLES. F,iiitM: .. y'hiuiieiZ:'K Yj'sif JSL1 liAMi; UY IloMKCOMl'ANlKS. 'l'he undersigned havine; been appointed Ajrent for Lvansviile and vicinity, of tho INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. S. F. COVINGTON, Sec y. T. A. MoBlvlS, Fr' AMI THE RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. B.J. HATHA iV'A V.Sec'y. S. HATHAWAY, 1'res't are prepared to underwrite upon tho better clas of Fire and Marine Biks, at as low ratvs of pre mium as are consistent with permanency aud ro lability. These Companies routine their business cxclusitoly to the Stale of Indiana. Jj5 AH losses peed ily adjusted and promptly paid w ithout any abatement or diminution what ever. Beferenees: Every man, without exception, whihas sustained loss in either Company, a list of whom all citizens of our own State inav be seen at our office. A. I. RF.YNOLDS Jc CO. F.vausville, July S, ls5r,-ly rijfii. s7 &b ö L ic TT Ss s o is tmc ü
A- V sizes. TIMOTHT SEED, 100 bush, prime new. For sale bv sept2o OB It, DAZELL A Co.
MOB
ffjftti:.
IO TMMCJilMCS M'ltM.nl;.
iile, low, by
1 iilLBr.KT .t KOWlir..
Is just receiving by Steamboats and Railroad, a hii e;e and complete assortment of Cooking & Heating Stoves, of the very latest Fall style and pattern, which I can sell at lower prices- than the irivat panic times of 1S57. And I am tixed to do House Boohnp, tJutterin .', Copper and Sheet ICnn Work, and all other Job Work in my line, with great care and dispatch, which I warrant to be equal, if uct superior, to most work done in this city. Call on the Pioneer. etL THOMAS SCANT LIS.
IIOua
1-BM.11MC VA' W
fK it. BIZ 1WO M.if4 tojust received three barrels of ire
'I hetove tlli-y are all soul.
i n ans
Ci
zn a .i
w
EU O Uli ! M-'i. O UH ! ! JL 65 begs extra superfine White W heat Flour : 51 do do do 25 brls do do Now arriTing. and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers, by VI CK KEY EBOS;, novl'i s- Main St.
errtui i-imii.i.M:i) mob ffi.is.-
CS1TY and cir.'apne.ss. Cox's latent retmed .-jcu !:- liny: Cel.-utne, sti nter than I.-io .lass. at . or t:i.:r j t In-'est for convenience, stn-niih, jnirify, bear.iy ' and cheapness, stands unrivalled for making rich i crystalline jellv. For sale by ! '. vi Z. TI. COOK A SON. stji ofiiiiTifbi' tum: .w,r"" -i'Coui.cdof ;he City of Evan villi-. I, Gi.okgk'Woi.- ' FLi.N, Coll'-ctor of said city, do hereby give notic- that ! I will sell, on the 2. h day i f November, ls5s', at
I the door ofthc Court Hoiee iu said City of Ev.msIviii". l.ietween the hours of lo A. M., aiid -1 o'clock. B. M , at I'ubiic Auction, the foil-owing Lois, or pieces " f eroiiml" or so much thereof as liaiy be I necessary to pay the following amounts charged acainst such Ix.ts for work done there. ui by said I ( ily, tocethcr with the cost of suc'j sale : i Loi 11, Block .12, Fast Lid S-" Til
' 27, " 11, Stock wells Lul 2 W II", " 111, " 1 '1 '11, " lil, " 2 l 12 " Li " 2 (31 ' 01, " 17,' " 2 til 32, " 17, ' 2 00 Z end 32 Lower Fail 7 50 225 Donation Lul 37 7S oos " 0 CO ' 111 Old Thin 29 S3
6 KUKUK W--I.FLIN. i nort-T.wil Cily Collector, j
.üoTMi'i: ijri.'iw soi.ii -j-v a' V interest iu our e-laoii-l-nient to .Mr. Samuel Vi, kery, the style ami hrwi will in future be Vii-kkuv & BaoTtir.rs, in hope ther-fore with the acpiisiti, n of a new but. experienced part m. r. there wil. be an incre.o-.- of truih. ! the i:,i,e. 'l'Su,nk9 tui .lt iuio.-s. B-.-peeifi.'iy, AC, J. V.". VI K LBV A- Co.. oct20 No. 2- Main street.
iZDMCiiizjt l aiiDTiir.:., uvi,eif SAI.K AND Bh'i'Alb DIlALr US IN FAMILY . GROCERIES, GLASS, NAILS, FLOUR, orain. See-is, ...i.toit. Laid, 'I ubs, Buckets, .Chart!, and Woodwarv generally. No. t-2 Maiu street, Evansville, I nd. (oioda delivered in any part of the city free of choree. ocPJl .T.VS. W. VICKKKV iHIX VÜ KF.r.V MJl'l. Vli t.KHV.
ItUSIlMCMsS
ats.
50 bush, choice Apples, 5mi lbs. Su.ir euro I dried Beef, 5U dozen asserted Brooms, 50 bush. Sweet 1'otatoes, 10 do Crab Apples, &1i Q'ligley's Hams, I.IKhi Hi, Bacon Sides, 5 bbls. No. 1 extra Mackerel, 5 " No. 2 Mackerel, 40 boxes extra Herring, 20 kits assorted Mackerel, 5"(l lbs. extra brge Ci dl'oh. Teceivi .ale by oetll Z. II. COOK
d ntid for A- SON.
Cli.l ' K , JrX)l it Vi B CI IS, 'CI
a AND
Commission Merchant, No. 2 South Watiib ütueet, Lva.,svili.e. ct21-ly . i0.7iicioBi: bi- tiiosi: iii-i: VAl.ples. Also. 15 Youmr Turkies. F resh Coi n Meal. Your,;; Chickens. Voune; Hyv.u Tea. Sweet I'otatocs. Just received t o, t20 A. I. BLY'Ni il.DS A Co's.
, w it. iimc iwoi.its sr ro., ii. l v IIS 10 lbs Green Apples; 15 busli Large Potatoes ; Also some flu. Turnips, for sale
äis.HiM-: OR.M-wtJMC MM.JVTS.UhZ P are agents f-r the sale ofOsaj; Orange Plants, tf good size and thrifty growth, and can supply any
qnantity. orucrs promptly iieii u-u io.
novlo
IIORNBcOOK & CO.
CiO.ll. OML, iJJiPS THMS CMIJM ' and brilliant lurht has been tried in this city and proved to be no humbug. We have lamps tssortcd, Wicks, Chimuevs, Brushes, Shades, and Oil, which wo sell low. There is no excuse now, then why, if in darkm-ss, UOBNBKOOK & CO. l:ov 1 1
' EVMUKL F. GII.nr.RT WILLIAM R. BAKER. : ?t MC. UM M. Hi: BT A CO., SUCCMCSK3m SOBS to Gilbert Bowles, j WHOLESALE GHOCERS, i Sycamore street, between Water and First, Lvansj villi, Indiana. A full assortment of Groceries ali w-ays on hand, and for sale at the lowust prices. ' Agents for " Cypress Mills," Cotton Yarns, .sc., at
manufacturer s prices (uovl
MSSOLUT10 TMiE M I lt.ll Of Gilbert Jt Bow les was dissolved on the'iulh
instant, by mutual consent. The business will be continued bv our successors, Samuel E. Gilbert and William K. Baker, under tkc firm of S. E. Gilbert & Co., w-ho are alone authorized tosettlethe business of the lat firm. SAMUEL E. GILBLBT. 1IENIIY BOW LES. EvanTi!le, Oct. 30, liäi.
rjS tt.li'MC B BOOHS HIKIjMCS. M. A splendid selection in Antique. Morocco, and Velvet Bindings ; also in fancy wood. Just received by DO BELL Jt CONYNGTON.
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Hl'Y ! 1)1' Y ! Tho u'.ldersin.-d respectfully
announces to the citizens ot Lvansviile toat ne I. as openeil a feed store on the corner of Water aud Locust streets, where l.e keeps constantly on hand a supply of all kinds of Feed which In; v. ill sell at the very lowest cash pricM and deliver to any part of the city free of charge. Plca.sc pive him a call. oct20 J. C. LI SfUTHET. ßtö Prompt attention given u all orders. 'JiiL.vciM.ics : siiküm.m:s :s 100 0 Poplar Shinirles. Just received and for sale by oct'.U JOHN F. GLOVEll.
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vctld D0BEL & CONYNGTON E.
Cf lOB S.M1.M: JT . B.1BOJM.V, -i jiL House ami Lot in N. E. Enlargement (,t" the city of Evansville. F.mpiire at the B. F.. & I. Office, No. I, North Third street, Lvansviile. octl C. C. COLLINS. i? MirTiiislii.l,'i-,Mio jmum: .11Jt&. FLIilEI. DR. GHAVES' FAMILY MEDTCTNES. We do not desire to interfere with the professional ethics of our medii al sclmols. nor du we possos any skill in pharmaceutics, but Dr. Graves has opened to our inspection a mass f letters from his agents and most respe -table driipjrists in all parts of the country, which commend his family medicines in
the hisrhest terms. They meet with avery extended sale, which of itself is an excellent recmimendatioii. , Vo always teel reluctant to make any endorsei m nt of medicines, but there are so many localities ' where no regular practitioners are within reach, I and so many diseases which require prompt nunc- ! dies, that a supply of the prescriptions prepareu by j Dr. Graves, coinm-nded as they are for efliciency, I would prove almost invaluable. Iu all eases of i sickness, our first advice is to call the aid of a phy- ; sician, but, if that is impracticable, it seems to us I that Dr. Graves otlcis remedial agents in ajjue, j cholera morbus, dc which niay be safely used, as j bo pives assurance that no deleterious compounds 1 are used in their prcparat ion. Louisville Journal.
.It ti Mill MCI. .MJVM1 WM1MTMC M1SII. C TM. 1,11 barrels and half barrels, l'ii ked Moss 2," bales, Betined Sucnn barrels Crushed, Powdered, and Beliued White. For sale bv sep!2 GILBERT A BOWLES.
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18 do'cu 1 'hickens.
21 KKS, 10 bush. Sweet and Irish Potatoe. Also, Hamburgh Cheese sept 21 A. I. BEYNOLDS & Co. rsjöiiJt ro. ioo uox'mcs -J-v 'if M. caddies, of pound, half pounds, 6s. Twists, Ac, medium to very line VirKinio. Ciirars A larp;e and full assortment of favor:t brands. F'or wile low by PI D! GILBERT A BOWLES. .-m.yoTÜMCB .WW mm: m: it stobmc. O'J? The subscriber has opened a new feed store, in the Shanklin bnildinii, at the corner of Water and Locu-t streets, where ho will keep a full suply ot al! kinds of the liest feed, w hich ho will eil at th very lowest market prices. He has ou hand corn, Lav, oats, meal, bran and shipstuff, ic, Ac. iept22 J C. DESOL CIIET. ""ufnriJ oi' a'soi.v'iclvr i J t the September tern of the Court of Common Ideas of Vanderbure;li County, the estate of And. M. Gerard, deceaseil, was ieclared probably insolvent. Creditors an therefore notified that the same will be settled accurdiupiy, Sl'SAN HAWKLNe, scpMS Administratrix. .
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' Lard.
bush. Irish Potatoes.
25 " Sweet " 25 " Choice Onions, ln.onfl Tt,s. (luiejley's Hams. 3 m " Bacon Sides. l.lnm " Shoulders. (K) ' Bacon Pork. P.- isilis. Currants and Citron. 15. 0KJ feet Patent SafetyFH.se. Tfoceived per AC. it. B.. by fscplt .. iL COOK A SON.
25 bush. I rish
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Dr. Graves' anti-Fever and Atruo, anti-Bilious, Ptirilyinfr. and Cathartic Pills are inaluable to those alllicted with any of these complaints. His American Liniment is prainin a hiuh reputation for healing all kinds of aiiments, both f man and t-east: avd parents should reinemlier that his "Golden Vermifucre," is a certain remedy for expelling worms from the system, For sale by Wholesale Drntrist-s jrenerally. IIallock &. Stoiiiari, Kei.l:r & While, Wm. Bierbowlr, and Leech Jt Causlf.tt, Agents at Evansville, Indiana. oct2-3md
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reserved ChH.-se,
Canvassed Hams, S. C. Soda, German Soaps, Shaker Brooms,
Fine Sweet Tobacco, for sale by "sept20
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A lot just received and A. D. KEYN0LDS & Co.
must ic.y-r c iTr'iJ.v.v f.v - itFT..'.riii(; Mill, Sash, Door aud Blind Manufactory ; Window- and Door Frames ; Base Casing and Mouldings of all kinds ma'le to order; Dressed Flooring and Weather-boarding n hand. The undersigned wruibl inform the public in general, that they have fitted the alxive establishment with new machinery, and are now in operation and ready to execute all manner of work in their line on short notice, and iu as pood style as any similar establishment in this part of the country, and ou reasonable terms. Orders from abroad solicited, which will bo promptly filled and carefully put u and shipped. Orders from builders, carjienters, anii lumber merchants, promptly attended to. Our establishment is ou the Canal Basin and City Wharf, convenient to the river and Kailroad Dvpot, and th -business parts of the city. DYSON & WADE. sept2-2r-id Enquirer and Volksbote copy. TBMltM.y'TS.XQ BJI.MCS JSSOB fjHÖl M- latest style. DELAINES. 3 Cases assorted Manchester, Hamilton and Pacific, rich handsom. patterns. 250 Bales Brown Sheetings and Shirtings. FLANNELS, 20 Bales Bed, White and Yellow. LININGS, 5 Pase s assorted large and small Plaid. CANTON" FLANNELS, 5 Cases Brow u and Bleached. 1 " fancy, for linings. CHECKS AND STRIPES, 8 Cases and Bales assorted. BOOTS AND SHOES, 300 Cases assorted. HATS AND CAPS, 50 Cases. Just received and for sale at reduces! prices, by fseptlS" K.EENE PBESTOJt,
r uim tne chp-apesf. "" V.'CT'IER MAKCO.VN-IEK, 39 Wala (tr.
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