Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 90, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 November 1858 — Page 2

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- EVANSVILLE, IND.

MONDAY MORNING.. - NOVEMBER 22 ; The Minacemcnt of tlie Canal. ;

iar with the management of the Canal, and ! Dode entertains very handsomely.- . . . .' i The amusements last bunday were la

i - i . , , . . nna iv msn nnmini; ic ftTtfitluiI trt flu. inrrhflsr " ; respect, who thinks wo have been too ready j to ceusure the conduct of the Trustecsof the j Canal, and to impute to them wilful neglect ! . ' , . . , , : of the Southern portion of the canal. lie ; l. :, 1 . . Ä . : iÄ 1--...-l,.,! m rf 1 in 1 VUIUIV3 a. mure iiii.iluu.lc ftuu lv-'o facts and circumstances, would have led us to different conclusions. He assures us ! there is no settled policy entertained by the . ,,! Trustees ot tue Lamit, 10 negicc mi. cnu 01 j the work. He says Mr. Dowllng-, the resident Trustee at Terre Haute, was among the ! earliest and most strenuous advocates for the extension of thc Canal toEvausville, and did as much good by his pen and personal exertions, as any other man in thc State, to accomplish it. ' " The Trustees, he says, have always regarded the Canal a3 a unit, and never entertained the idea, for a moment, that one portion of the Canal could be neglected without detriment to the interests of the bond-holders, a3 well as the citizens of the State. They have never passed any order, norgiven any instructions that, in the slightest degree, gave preference to cither end of the C.VuaL" Tha reports, says our correspondent, " that have been made from time to time, show that the expenditure yer mik; on the canal, South of Terre Haute for repairs, have been nearly as great as Korth of that point, notwithstanding a great many old structures have been rebuilt on the Northern portion.'1 Our citize" will admit all that our cor respondent fcsse.-ts of the views and act3 of : the Trustees ve have never doubted but they were fully persuaded that no portion of the Canal could be neglected without prejudice to the interests of the bond-holders and the people; for they would be very dull men if they did' not think so nor has it ever been alleged against them that they were ever weak enough to place upon record evidence of their partiality by passing ordere expressly in favor of one section to the neglect of others and no ona denies but the expenditure for repairs per mile on the southern section have been as large as I those made in the North. But this rigid j equality of expenditure is one of the chief j subjects of complaint. A new portion of a canal is subject to far more casualties, and demands more frequent and expensive repairs than the old and firmly settled parts. Moreover, it is notorious that our section of the canal was built "upon the cheaps," and in a manmer to involve the least possible expenditure, and in a way to fulfil the contract with the Slate, and to answer thc first temporary purposes. It has, consequently, needed unremittiug care aud extraordinary expenditures to keep it navigable. Neither has it received. 'We judge of the management by the success of the enterprise. We know that sagacity, activity, and attention will extort great results f.oin badly constructed public works. A total failure is, of itself, a condemnation of its management in any business. If the Trustees have been impartial in their attentions to all parts of the Canal, there must have been "a masterly inactivity" throughout their Superintendence; for never was one of them seen upon this section of the Canal till Dr. Barton was elected to the trust. Our correspondent says that on the Petersburg!, section the most difficult to keep in order. Mr. Osborne was placed because of his long experience and known ability as

a Superiutendant. Since he has had charge I driver was passing through the streets to a of it there has been' but few breaks. The j place where ho miht stop, dropped dead in last two that have occurred on that section the wagon. His remains were taken charfe were caused by persons wanting employ- j of by the overseers of thc poor. meut, who had become impatient waitiig! for breaks in the natural way, and so they j Lahor at thk bmh'TiT. A sudden rise in cut tho bank in a place to give them the ; Alabama river has forced steamboat caplongest job in repairing it. The place has j tl1ns to I,n.' i?85 I'tr onth for deck hands, been examined by the writer an experi- J T abor. it is stated, is very scarce in Mobile, diced engineer who declares it could not and hands have been so scarce that prepara-

have occurred in any other way. There liml lie.en no indications of nrevious weakncss at the spot. The first break had been repaired but a few days, when another was made on the opposite side near the same place. These breaks were never made Inordinary means. They were the acts of villains and could not be provided against.'' This indicates a bad state of morals in the community, as well as of affairs in thc canal office at Terre Haute. A few hundred dollars expended iu the wages of watchmen, under regulations similar to those established by Mr". Smith, on the lower section and

treason Ärirfür1"3 rewards lor uie uttection ot tue

cd efforts ufedators would have saved the expeuto sectiofJit,ire of manv thousands of dollars in re

pairs, and prevented the interruption of navigation, aud the vexation and cost attending it. If Mr. Howes is elected to thc T.iuio.leii o will ri-u.iro iiten tint thorn Avill be no more breaches m ide by rogues to get work. The writer u fearful that the attacks of the newspapers are "likely to prevent that good feeling towards .the wort throughout the State that we are likely to need so soon to enable the Trustees to maintain the work at all." The newspaper attacks are nothing more than the mutterings of the feelings which the past management has already aliened from the canal. The newspapers cannot deprive it of what it has already lost. If a Trustee shall be elected as deeply intrc3ted in Evansville as Mr. Butler iu Toledo, and a3 Mr. Djwling is in Terre Haute, both ends and the centre will be carefully looked after, and the interests of tho points will be likely to keep thc intermediate spaces ou the line navigable. E5VA great many mechanics in Cincinnati arc out of employment. It is the Fame in regard to female laborers.

I KQL. Madrid, the splendid capital ol fcpain,

is not oppressed with austere- laws. The following extract from the Madrid correspondence of the New York Journal of CommrTcf) will afford synie idea of the Sunday recreations in that city. Gen. A. C. Podge is very popular here. nil .....- - j - ,. . , - i i lights, norse-racing, cocu-nguung, operas, mid theatres ail well attended. -The Queen attended the Will fight and the horse race- , i etuy-u.rce tiorses anu six nuns were Kniet in auodi ivro nonrs. . -. c- . '..: . ... r w t r ; Ar.V Olt.A.M 1 AHK1AÜB. .OI. 1 . IlUt, the inventor of the celebrated type revolving I rinting press, is ahout to construct a car- & trel o ver any turnpike or good country road, and to be propelled bv steam. Thc fir ,t i3 inlen(leJ for himself to ride out ; an( ;a between his place of business and his : country seat, nbo'it twelve miles from the city of New York. It is expected tlmt the carriage and propelling power will not cost more than a ood pair of horses and coach, and travel over a fair road at the rate of 2:30 per mile. This will prove a great publie convenience, besides thc saving of horse flesh and oats. ! 3?" Robert Tyler has become the espec ial councellor and confident of President Buchanan. For several days in succession, it is said, he has been cloetod, hour after hour, with thc venerable Jami:s, and it is anticipated that thc Executive Message will be slightly Tyleri.cd. IIorekt is very wrathy at Pov;i,as, and boldly declares that thc Charleston CoiiTention must take Lccompton for its pass.-word. Gkx. Scott axd the .next Presidency. The New York Herohl says : , Such a time as this affords an excellent opportunity for the friends of Gen. Scott lo begin to organize for 1SC0. Thc appearance upon the scene of a few Scott clubs, here and there, would at once afford a glim- j mering of light to the people, and soon take the wind out of the sales of the demagogues, j Let the friends of General Scott come out and prepare for the campaign. I Hex. We leant that thc packers in Henderson, Ky., expect to slaughter but 4,000 hogs this season, against 11,000 the year previous. This is a great falling off, and ! hogs in thc couuties'of Ileuderson, Hopkins and others, arc very scarce, and command i Ol cents. The prospects, some months since, were favorable for a large number of hogs j in the State, but thc cholcrahas reduced them ! vcrv materially. I ycn A New York letter says: At this port, one the homo of our magnificent merchant marine, there is not a single vessel of t7i,7 d'tnicniou on the stockt, and in such 1 timehonored yards as those of W. II. AVebb, Christian 15crg, Eck ford ebb, Abrain, ('. Hell, Steers. Roosevelt and others, the cminrl fif the ml'f tin liiimmpr nnil tho ,.,11... I..l.,l ;,,,. f fl, ,..,1. !.!.. ! employeu lor lumijtr, slaves ana stone , vards. I I CJJ The ('iucinnati pajiers record the death of a (lermau citizen, who by dint of long years of active labor and strict economy had accumulated a little fortune, which he deposited with thc Life and Trust Com pany. When that concern went down, his reason gave way, and he was taken to the Insat-.c Asylum at Day ion, where he died a few davs since. EST All the butterflies of fashion, all the drones of lonfcidom, nil the wasps of criticism, w ith a goodly sprinkling of the different kinds of busy bees of trad, and commerce, combined together to make a large audience for riccolumini upon her latest appearance at thc Academy, says a New York paper. ftST" A sick man by the name of Martin, was brouch from the ditches to Princeton , ou Thursday last, in a wagon, andwhile the tions lor the tall business, in many cases, I have been neglected. "s5"As the steam apparatus is about to supercede thc hand fire engines in New York, the Express regards steam as an agent for moral reform. We have seen the " old machines'' wo.'king under full luads of steam, and were not iu thc least impressed with its moral influence upon the " b'hoys ." j rhc Memphis Aralanehe states that j janles (;jt)v- i,lls sud the residence of i Henry Clay, Ashland, for two hundred thousand acres of Texas land. The Louisville papers make no mention of this. J3 The Louisville Courier says, that 1 Cant. Cotton is buildinc another new boat ' at Jeffersonvilie, that will liereaiH- in January She is to be a fine passenger boat, and verv last, if not the lastest boat on the YY esti ern waters, as well as the strongest. Arrsnjicmetts have been made for ä the construction of a bridge over thc Mus- j kingtim river at Marietta, so as to enable ! the Hail road Company to run their cars ; into the city. " j BgL. Statisticians begin to footup thc bills of the Utah war. They only amount to seven or eight millions dollars, as theufii cials let the information leak out, but that it will be much more no sane man can doubt. Pf3L, Jt is authoritatively stated that the Emperor of the French is taking steps for laying uii storej of corn in every large town, dic ing plentiful season?, lo provide against st'sreit-. BprOrde.-s have been sent to the American naval forces in the Central American waters to strictly enforce tVe Presiilcnt ! .. -., " , ' " anti-filhbusv r proclunition.

The Author of Notiu.no to "Wear. The New York -correspondent of the Boston Journal savs :

. ' . " c -r ti I A smart review of .Mr. Sutlers poem, given at New Haven, which has Tecentlv i ni.i.r.nrn.l h.ia rovlvoil iL nned;n r,f tlw, uttiiorshin of '' Nothing to Wear' T Imvn ,ccn informed by a literary lrentTeman of' tili citv. whose . name, should I eive it. r i ,:k': ....... 't. w .. i wiiici all v an iL ".ictrt -ttci" ill- (711 t t u Ii r & ni:,U(.rj that he has seen and read a poem j f,om t;le pen of Miss Peck, the claimant of) t!ie authorship of " Nothing to Wear," that I u-tter entitles her to the authorship of that i.itire than the recent poem of Mr. Butler does him. Aad all allow that "Two Millions '' is no more like " Nothing to Wear " than it is like " Taradise Lost." Miss Peck, delicate, refined, sensitive regarded by all who know her as truth itself still adheres to her original claim and accusation. s A Fat Salae y. Corporations, if tliey iavc no souis for othcr people, are very generous towards their managers. The new lizard of Directors of thc New York and Krie Pailrond, whether from choice or the force of circumstances is not known, , , , , , .. . t cxnc,ril.t to r0 d nee thc salary of their President; so he goes on in the enjoyment of the trifling matter of two thousand dollars a mouth, to the utter disgust of those who hold the company's promises to pay, but are unable to realize even the interest. EfSfA Kcntuckiun has beeu marrying a Kickapoo squaw. At Shawnee, K. T., on Wednesday evening, the 10th hist., by Rev. Mr. Spencer, Jonathan Gore, Ksq., (formerly of Nelson county, Ky.,) to Miss Sallie, daughter of Charles Blue Jacket, U. S. Interpreter. On the Mountains above Saratoga, snow is said to be two feet deep. r NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.' " flour titclined. C.oud KamMy f.. r .site ut tlic Suiitlii'rn Jliil at Z jmr pack, by liovii-tf KU.KIIKAHT JiHOTII F.I1S -PITlKBl'HfUl .ll'ST JtKCKIVKU Mt h' U: 2.- half hbls; ti box J.'aNins; ti" iifsts M's Tidi?; 'JO do :" d,.; 'J-t dost No. 1 du, I do du a d-; 10 do In, n bound Half Kiidu-1.; 0 do common do do; 10 sotts Mrasnn-s; 25 case Cow Oystrrv; 20 tviaa Mntfbi's; f0 boX'.'S Tob-K-ro; .'iO do Starch; .iO do Hambui iih Chcv.-. by TKXXEV FORKX.-'OJ. i For sali A. 1). lb vnold .1 "y Cö. have t"..l one lilf uf th -ir stock to Mr Charles Olnudod and froir. and alter this date nr.r Iniiiiess will lie rninl iiet.'il uii.l. r llie foliowin.r wtvl,. ufi r n. UI.MS1KD A sai;i. COTt K. All . lhi ns imlebti-d to us w ill please, cail and make pavment. uova A. I); l;VXnl,liS A CO. IT Af LO ' OF TJIE LÄTKST etc., jut received bv Kxpr. ss nt VAt riKK a v. akcoxxtkits, novlO :iil .Main nlrect. nEV It A 1SIXS a'm IM IX KS AND II AI.F ' V boxes j il.st received and for sale liv novlil MCKK.'Y ltKO'l'IIKIiS. rT .JIIJrtK l'MS:s and a variety of othes kinds creiy uioi iiin at teu o'clock. Only tell cellls each. Also. TANKF.F. cr.l"I,I.F.I!S everv afternoon at .) o'clock, at I! It I CK I. FY'S Pat- '. ' "1 Bakery, First st arMain noviD-bw JtLB ton, 1,ik 0 (lis, uood extra Ireh hole, Jar und Kc; Ilult-r. More Western l.eserve than any other butter in the city. For sale bv novl'.t HiiifNIIIiooK A-CO. rMl.M.HSUMt . IS A . M. ummm:.t Hall,-on 'an I' had Thursday Fveiiing, Nov. '0th. Tickets of the following gentlemen, or at the ib Managers Oe,ui;e Sailers, Tims, llouss, William .Mills, A. W. Heerdink, C. He,,ierich. Floor Managers Patrick Huike, Win. Kbism.ui, A. I.emcke, lioiiald Fisher, "Win. Caldwell. No gentleman admitted without a lady. Tickels Si. Supper extra. novl!i-lw. co a u r.nume, o uicu cviiuuei , o inen silOKC, with pHiups complete, ail in Uood running order. Uuibling material w ill lie taken in exchange. lnoilire of L. S. CI.AKK, 11HVI7 cor. First ami Chestnut st. Wf.Ol.VMI--J S.IS.II.i. tiCli F .KO.VY. which Ihe owner can have bv proving property and fayingor this iidverliseiueiit. iioT7 rmvTTM.JK's tavVt t itonsk ut jä- Saws, just received and for sale liv novl7 JACOlf hl'liAl T., .Nu. 4,1 Main Kt. VM'.1T C V T T Ii Mt S .1 V Ml AT''. fJi FFliS .lust received anil for sale at reduced Cash Trices. JACOiS STRAF, litvrI72w Xo. 4(1 Main st. gosKM'ir of Mi km: 1. 1., 9P CAKPKSTEH&. JOIXER. Shop on First street, near Kratz ,t Jieilmau's Foundry. All orders for work promptly attended to. ttJ3 Wholesale Merchants, Manufacturers, and others, iu want of packing boxes, w ill find this shop the chcaiKvt placn iu tiie citv to get their orders lilb'd. 'JOS. O VF Ii FL L. Kvaiisville, Xov. 17, I.x,"s. 2w J7 il S"yi"'rY7 v S'otmckis MJr hereby given that the partnership lately existing betwci n .loseph C. .b uell and 'm. .1. jlenj mi in, under the firm of Jewell A Bwnjaiuin, was dissolved on the 15th inst., by mutmil consent. 'I he business w ill tie continued liv our successors, Joseph C. Jewell, Kliznr Newberry and Jonathan II. Clement, unler the firm of Jewell, Newberry A Co., who uru ulonu authorized to settle the business of the late firm. .1. C. .IF WF L L, WM. J. UEN.IAMIX. Evatisville, November liltli, lSöd. lnnl.lw W 1ST HliCIlM I '1111 J.yj I'Oli. S.MM.I1 ft by Z. 11. COOK A SON, 2 bris Cranberries ; bb'U lbs choice Western lieserve lluttcr, iQ cloths, an A Xo. 1 urliciu ; 1 brlHiirning Fluid; .r.i 0 tiuigley's ilauis, at reduced ju ices. 1K 17 jpP-I.y'ii .V TM C II. TMII1 STOCMiJU HoLDEHS in the Hranoh nt Evansville of the State Hank of Indiana foid Rink), are hereby notified that a fin ther dividend of ten per rent, from ! !' surplus fund (making fifty i j irom that fund) w ill be payable o ,-av, the-itith inst. per cent, declared on and aftar Saturfurther ami tinal dividend will be uaid about the 2(tli of December, when thv Hank will be tullv setI tied up villi closed, the redemption i.t tile Otltstandmir circulaiiiur notep n, ing circulating notes being proerlv provnlet! for. . X. liATIIIloN'E. Cashier. novl7d.lt (Enquirer copy) lfiI!F.IlSTr.I.Vll iio.m.vi Qy D im bis choice W. Ii. Cheese; 5 brls White Flint Hominy; For suite by YICKEKY BROS., not Iii No S2 Alain st. fri ii Zi .v it ifTc it j: tZM.y'iMTLclZ. vU WHEAT FLOl.'li 5 biis Cranberries extra quality ; 10 liags Huckwlleat Fjoor; In store and for sale by' YU'h'FllY IH'.OS., novKi . No- s-2 M.iin st. jtm. tivu : v'ft T: "T -äL kö bags extra supertine White "Wheat Flour : öl rio do do ü5 bris do do Xow arriviilgiirnl for s;.b' iu quantities to suit l.urchasers, by YKKERY HKOS;, novbi Xo. S Main st. CJl H lbs (Jreuii Apples; 15 bush Large 1'otatees ; Also some find Turnips, J'r sale ! JiSJtiJIl Oll.S.ViiMl i,i..I.lTS.-B,E : L' sirt! agents for the sale oi'Osaio. tirauge I'lalits, of good si.e und tbiiity f row lii. nu.l ran supply any I quantify, orders promptly attended to. j n..vI5 noliXIi.'OOK A CO. UJ.M I. is M i.M.M.ViM' TilM iTciMIi JMm ' and iiriiliant iijht has been tried in this city i atol proved to be no hi;:nlug. We have lumps i.ssorteil W'icj.s- Cliiiinievs. llrush.'s. Shades, and oil. ; whicii we -eil luv., i iu re is no excuse now, then w!.vit it. darkne.. jJollNBIioOK A CO.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OU I.OST. O.V.UO.VI1.M 'I.JST, lit twelve o'clock, a lliack New f .midland liii, nli!t elovcu we. ksold. Said I I n black bottv, vitll whitl. f.t ÄilJ breast, and a white stiipc rua liimr un the face, and tail lipped with white. Any iiip'rrttirnlj.'.- said to the latt!tit Urcad Bake-", 3Iain. vi:l l.r' Hüitalilv rtX. E. black LKV. ' . : ' i...vi:tt2 -e iW'ji'v -'." o.n - -i'i Jit lxiX!- r;iÄr Oui'ltf IK IJ.:;! bi. 4 l.i Is . ti-.ii-f I.. at J.ard ; -Hi lb liurkwheat Fiinr; awk .aulJvCui'ranti; li ( i.uinaU C'hiH'luie: Nil) du OhlJavn P.iffw; iH di fidit IV.is ; i'U i. iVarl liai lisy ; ;ii li'ixi-s d:oir Hunihiiiv fhr'si ; J. tills New l.n'k (i.ihliMi Svrr.i ; S(l II Siijiar Cured Knrtl li.-i-f; ,' Äiat-kn clu-ice Family Kii'tn ; r.e'-rivcd tills day per riivr and railroad. I'V tun-is .. II. COOK Jt N:X. tz-J VN'iiittii-r'rt du " last.y's do L.m'ii'i1.w's ri'in and Pror" "Works In IV- Iwautiful lilni- ami (ii.id cdi.l m. at "vl:i & CIINVMITON'S. f'liirki:is; Turk if ; Turniits ; Onioji?!; 10 do.u iJiK'kcts. noelo A. D. r.F.YXOI.HS A CO. in Stire and for buk1 I'd Fri'sh bard ; ." bus! Criiiiborrii-s ; Ni-w Suir ; :i bo.-.-.s Uj.al Caudles .wanliiiiM IhJXch and 1 boxi'S ; Superior Family Flour; First class Cigar ; Slunk i 11 'J'ob..ci;o. Tiovll (3 Fiuo ami iMiabir. iiu-v llorso, rais(-d lv ' hiinsi'lf, for wliii'h ho ha3 no iiiinn-diali1 use, would I dispose of bim. 'fin.4 aniniul is .1 torrid, tivif years j o!d ; of ei.c, syninu'try, and ood cari'iuirt, and 1111- ; i-xc,itionabIc iia3itics, laay 1m- seen at t lie stabks j of tlie Sherwood Iloti-o, on and alti'r Friday, li'tli i inst., till Hold. no v lo,l 1 I -QVST f; i v;i j fti' !) l!r!s SN'liitc l.ime; j In IHulri 2t' Suar; J 50 lioxrs "iruinia Tooatvo ; I Coils Manilla Coi da-, for s!ii nt lu--I i t rates by uovlu Uiln. I'OSTl.li Jt CO. .i'n..-. an ivui'is, im-iu-'i i,r-i sieaiuei. i'p- ' tune, and in store, for sale low bv i novio s. k. ;n.HKKT & rn. j nf wcll-hrok-u, lai-p:e tr n. in (jood order, for Hale. Ajijily lo iK-vndlm F. 1). ALLKX. 'txtTut: run tu-iir:uitvimit C& U Coioitv A 'I'ieulriir:.! :Mi.t 1 1 . ,rl ieul 1 tn :t I S... ! rirlv will liohJ i!s reirnlar luoiithlv meeting rl-tisilav. Salur.lav, Noven. ber lit b, lo';-s, at ihe Court House, at Ii',',; oVIuek, 1. i.. 1'. llOKXÜUOOK, lloV.'l Seerrtal V. Cineiiinali Soap, aborted; -ö b.-xes assoried si'.e.s Slar C'atalie.s, jiL-t reeeiwd an-l for sale !.- VICKKKV Hiio i'il Kits, nov4 No. Mi Jl ain etrr.t. 7BW Ti iiK H! .lilt T CM i: Ä.'.'-jW Q f Et (iross tine sufierior ."latches, uiisiirpas.ed iu ijuaiily, ciieapness, or lieatlitv-s ut packai-s, ill store and for sale very iow bv V1CKF.HV llllOTIIKIlS. Iiovl No. t-'l Main slreet. -SL inaile from Maple'Suar, wbieh can le h-el cheap at the store of VJClvF.UY llo'l U 10 US, novi No. v-Z M:iiti streer. o i; s ii h i: K i' v v - t j: ssj - T1KS J.r.o lbs choice Cream Tartar; fpi'io His Sup. Curb. Soda; ,",cl Iiis Washing or Sal Soi'.a ; lo lloxes pure Corn March, Ac , .(... for sabcheap by VICKKIIV iliio'l 'II Kits, liovl No. si Alain sln-et. IF .-.-bore Sand 1 ,r sale bv no-, 1 ;i:o. fiistfi: & co. J?TjJ M It J?T ii .1 S Ii Ii T S-O " I IM. Ii lol'S sizes ainl kin.K in store anil fm bv H'ill'.KY JSItoTllKllS .yIc I novl No. J Main sr i -t . gJS,ITTSUlUJ f'O.f !.. ' It ti.Mi.jit J3- at 17 cents per bushel, at YVhuleaile or lb.ilil. trli.-trl le ft at HORNBROOK'S STORE, "r at our office on the corner of Fulton Avenue and Water street. A. .1. lU'TCHKSON A CO. iiov:i-lniil iTZ &" ri: "i. M.Ti m:.j rue i. s. j oit IT sale by fnovl) UV.O. FoSI FIt A CO. J VJI.MSTi:U OM-' I'.M It I .X.-30 Illli.S. 1 for sale by OI.O. FOSTFll A Co. rpsy'.M it 7 a If it.i is n hi. sm.j uiTm:: Ml mid small, iu store, ami tor sale by nov4 S. F. l.II.IIKKT A CO. (icT.Mlt .t.VIß TJM.I.OV. 4:i-'Mi.i:s. 70 buses for sale by S. V.. OILHKlif A Co, novl Sycamore street, near Water. r 1 hh.l. Sugar, 1 barrel Cranberries, 1 liiirrel Drie.1 Ueef, 1 barrel eaiivasseil Hams, 25 bushels McshaniH-k l'otatof.. nov4 A. D. liLYN'oLDS A CO. 1'CKUVIE.MT I'l.OVB, tillMTH, lloniminv, unbolted Wheat Flour, Corn Meal, chicken and horse Feed of every variety to be had at Hart's 51 ill, ou Second Street, below Oak. N. 11 Orilers promptly attended to, and every ar tide bought wili be delivered at tlie dwelling of th purchaser. novl it MciT'iFiiifi'iilMi 7v 'sTirutT. ä Wo are now selling Oysters by wholesale at SI -5 per (.'an. "Warranted extra, and Cans full. llcceived daily per Express. Z. II. COOK A SON", novl xTÄjBttÄnBi'Ä mi in k rixij, aatP Three buudred poutnls Zaule Currants, line buiuired (leiioa Citrons, Ten bu.-bids Cranberries, One hundred bushels prime Turnips, Fifty bushels fresh CVa n .Meal, Twenty-live bushels prime wliife If. aus, Five ilo-z-n Cotton 7di.ps and Mop Sticks, Two hundred Hath brick, received ami f.r sale by (nov.'l) .. II. CdOK A SON". ,TA K SL U.MMt. 11) Mijitix. M'itM.U Ii new Sugar just received aed lor sale bv luivä I'liESToX liliOS. 19 8A'U ItlCIl. 5 TMKltCMIS M'itM.TIMi I' V new Ilice just received ate! for sale l-v nov2 1'KESl'ON HiiOS. , KliESH MILCH l O'.VS. f..r sale at ' t win '.. II .COOK A SOX. ' rrii.i. i .x-itMl'.l.Hiiii "j-vib ti;.Ml.- ; orri'V and cheapness. Cox's patent rt lined spark1 ling Cel. itine, stronger than Isinula.v, at i lie half the cost for convenience, strength, purity, beauty and cheapness, stands unrivalled for making ricii - crvs aiiine jelly. Formale bv j novl " Z. II. COOK A SOX. pi i'itiiiiiiiir th Micv.ii.yi (TS' JUCout:ciloflliel'ityof Eiisyille.I, C.koKi.kWi.l- ' FI.I.V. Coilictorof said city, iio ie'repy give notice that ' 1 w ill eil, on the 2.mi i!ay of November, 1 -5S, at ! the door of the Court House in said City of Evansi ville. between the hours of In A. r and i o'clock, i V. 11 , at Public Auction, the f. Hotting Lots, or i pieces of ground, or so much thereof a.s i.iay Ik j necessary to j..ty the following amounts charged I against such Lots for work done tuereou by ciaid j I'irv, toed 'lerivith tlie cost of such sale; 1 Lot 11, block :, ICast Fu! 5". ' Tu ! " 27, " 11, Stockwcll s Eni ! " 10, " 111, ! " ii, " it;, " ..... j " 1.', " i, " I " ol, " 17, " I " ;i2, " 17, " ' ol and 32 Lov."er Ful ; " 225 Donation Eni ; " 2-'S ' 1 -" 111 Old rian ; tiiairiijE, v ' nov.l-'lw.l

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iLILIX, itv Ci r. S.tMl Kl. E. ult.RKKT '.MI.I.IAt! It. 1UKK. t . UMM.III1RT K to., SHCES3 SOK.S to Gilltnrt A Ihiwles, WHOLESALE GSOCERS, Sycamore strn , l-eiwi-cu W.it-r ;ncl First, Fvausville, liuliaiia. A fnll assortment of Ororerios alyiays on band, and for sale at the lowest prices. Agents f.r "fypievs Mills,'' Cotton Yi;!"i., Ac. at manufacturer's prices. 0-ovl TfÄ SSOI. MIT 1 0. : 'S fill II UM Ol' JHP On.HKr.T.V. llowi.r.s was oissolved on the 2' th instant, by mutual consent. The business will be continued by our successors, Samuel K. Oiib-rt and Willkuu IS. Iiaier, under the Iii m . f S. ii. (.iibert A Co.. who are alutic ant In ried to .et tie tie- bu-incsi ofthe law firm. SAMI'l L I'.. CILI'LUT. HEN'KY lb.nYl.ES. KviiltsViiK', Oct. 30, l ' "S.

NEW ADVEHTI SEME NTS.

li.WB iO Vi-Ii 150 I2.IUS o j;.f jti;CKIVi:i and tu arrive, und fur sal., by nov2 l'KESTOX BKOS!. -KÜ Sjrrivatra, , - . Kitbilfd tnsur Wvnte Moliuwx, Crii.-lii-d Siiitar, J'mvderfd Stigur, - laial' iitü;ar, .. TIN) eruss Catfa' X. w Y.irk Mati lK-?,-" " 2T di.Zfti 3nr!(i.' Stm.- Ilim knnir, Ktdi.en iiuli l...r.l!.l ilaif iiMsln ls. tlcn iv and for sale by (uuvl) Z. U. CtK StX. " . , I.VTA'W FOB Tili: i''..lliwit)i i.r.'ii.-r; U'.-w in our AVareiioUoe eor.oeust street and llie Canr.l. tf. S. Kelly, 21 es cieiliiiitr, J. F. Huffman, ö bexes .MerelMiidiB-'i, I". & S. -J. '- 1 R:!e, .' - "VV. F. Stone, 1 1S..X Jlrs. I'aliuer, 1 C. ilodd. 1 Cb.st, J. Kinrieh, 2 Hales Hops,' F. II. Snecder, 1 4 T. A. Sanders, Illuls. Charvual, bVxes " . Fried. Tubier,l Mm. Mary Thompson, I IVdtead, F. Ii utebiusoli, I Model Harrow Keuoea liavis, J Jioxes, 1 Cli-st, J. II. Wells, -1 KeSs, . ' K- West, -1 boxes, Keller A liiintian, U " W. C. Fo?:er, 1 Hean ii leuios?j, I " F. l'iltmau, 1 eask, l aknown, S'.iii.io Macliino, -1 Hers. 1'ower. '!': i u;k fostkr & Co. . 71 OH S.U. I. Jfia. oorher of FoKrtli of d Canal sti'eein. Fnbuire J. 3!. Mel'ONALD. ji- ica coii.s" t. iiL'.-sii ricseii to run by stealn. one luoi ti.-iiii: to;,ehiiu., iu trood oid.-r, .Mid a lot of ( arpeMCer's and r'nlliys, and sail che:'.:-, by Oci'JO.iwd Tools, i pair A! ..f : J. lot ofMiallin .nib's Ftiris F Mci'U.N A Lib or li'E7I ML' Crantr:."ies, Cnnvas'ied li nns, llried ISeef, New Maek eel, liMthrop" llliiiii, .te. Just reeeived and fo by ioetT " A. 1. IlKVNtlbllS Jt CO. jjj n i: c vi Tisu i it a a fail, bv !r. T. Jl.-;t! X IZ'JTSJOVT S ,-.KAI'iVuii.i.A uii.l lojiinr: of fotash, the ilioo.i i'ui ilie.r and Healih Iiestorer, jircpart d from Frtsh Koot, the only kind worthy tlie coiiiiilen.-e of physicians or the pul.lie, old imported root iiein. inert. T be I'onipiMietils of this medicine are h ''lily er.tolied by some nf ih,. net ilisiin.iislieil physicians in the v.ori. i, as Sir Wm. F ir.lyoe, Urodie, B"il, .ve, for tlie cure f Klieuii.atisiii, Scrofula. White Swelling, SypliiMis, Xcurulsria, liiseases of the Kidneys, l.iver, .-pine and Skin i'lropsy, Feinaie Complaints, oid Sores, riiuples on the Face, Ac. It liialies tlie skin ciear aiel smooth an object of itilelvst with the laities. Il removes mercury, or any impurities of the blood or system, ami should tie used in tlie Sprinji to purify thw blood and prevent Sickings, i'rici, :"1 a boitle. yi.-liow n's 1-Jeiice 'far, a cerikin cure for I5.i.vel Complaints, as lliarrbea, IVv-entery, Ftux, Ac. South-American Tar, Spring l.iuini.'iit, ami Vrmil'ue, unji.'irab lied for its success. Tile thri-e above ui'sliciues i.repan-d by. II. S. Ili iauis, Memphis, Temiesse. s.ld in Kvaiisville by Kr.u.r.it A White, Lkis.u .V; K vkl itkiit, I .-. .lo;t M aokxiss. oci'jo-l Jiud t.J IfJ L' U ll'i' ii KS V 0.'V;, SVCCJJUsor to '. S. HOW A.'D, ilKCKIVlN'ti, i'OllWAHDfNO, AN!) Genend t omsiion Merclianl, KVANSVI I.I.I-:, IX Ü. Haiiiur taken the tarnt of 51 r. jV. S. Howard, we aie in hopes, by close ;:itt-nlion lo l.u.-:incsa to rclaiu all hi.soi.l ai.d numerous customers. We will ive particular attention to all consignments for sale, and will f.ranl Tobacco, 1'ork, bard, Ac, Fasi. Wri t, North or South, at ihe lowest current r ites of bei'nt. I.iliei-a!cah ailvaie es ni.ole on produce consigned io New Orleans. ii. U. sLACOlll l.K, Ii. c. si ACUIil l r., W M. IIOIMIK, ji:., Tiie aliove fiiui, 31essrs. Slaiiirhrers A Hodge, haing t:ikeii uiy stand iu the 1'orv.aniiiigiiuil Commission business, 1 takegicat plonsnre iu saying to my IVieinls lh.it Ibeir coiisiiiiucnls v. id lie weil c.irvd for by the new bouse. Mr. il.'.lge has been with iu a Ion:: Li!-, and I consider him iu coiy w;.v w. il w.uiliv lbs palion-agi-so iitii'iatly exti hiied to jne. 'l iie M.-ssi. Slaubl.-rs are favorably known on Oleen rhel as g.iud 'fiibaco uu-m. oct57-!niI S. HirtVAKH. ff, ii Sii'tftT K Co. CtKil.liJSfiiKV JI, l i:i: II AN .'.ir :' r::r.i:r, .';:ir i:t. . i. 1J-'- n.;! 1 c (.'..K.I.YS I.A. itoH mn. it. ii. si: & K !" JV. U 'K . it '.Ml M TT HO I. II' ' W .'. SOX Ig'-ner.iiiy ktionn as lüttroill 's) at .No. .'.I.iin street, have jnsl r.oci.vd their new tied: ut .tu bes, .lewei:;. , silver ar.:, sllpi i i. ,r I'l.ited '.'are. ;l ectui I,-, .'ve., awning v.bicb will lie foittal all :be ialot iir.d most be. nil iful st lcs in the j market. I We wih it dis'inet'y unilefslootl that ue v.tr- ! rant the quality of our .b-,e!ry io l.e asg.,-s! as any j ma.'e, aiul in style. Leant;.' ol tiui.di, ainl excellence of workiiiaiisbio. it is not to be surpassed. We ! ere selling at the loc..t Kaster. i prices for cash. -V i full assortment of Clocks ahv.iyson hand. I octNbvwJui 1.. JO'.VfC.l', fJObn MiM.-Ji-OfMit y.:; ami Blank Book Jilanufacturer, i-'ir.-t streid, Ik'Iw -en Main and Locust, Ii VANS' TL l.K, JNI). V.la-ik r.ooks ruled, pagr l and mailo to order of the bist paj er, from a Mwiiorauihitii to t'.e largei-t Ledger. Music and Magazines bound in any style. oct27-''.uul,vw rT.MX .jWTItEX'lTMt'K IS K .'('.- JtL bv j;iv iven to the Tax l'avers of iiuilerluirgli ( oiiutv, that I have d from the Ainiitrof tlie County the Tax Duplicate for the current year. ! ami will be prepared to receive the Taxes assessed for the current year (1SÖN) at my Office, from and ' after the 15th day oi October, 1S5X. i For Ihe rate of Taxation for tiie current year, sec I small baud bills posted up tlirouj;h the C itv. ! THFOliolii; VFNr.MANN, j oet2J-C,wd rf'iv.rs,vv of I5i. Cn. j &msäoLm tmö.'' i)i,'c6i'TiiT.'J:fiii JzJ? SM I T. 'i he firm of Watson, New bury A Co., ' was dissolved Oct. 1st, ls x ! The business will hereafter be carried on under j the firm of Newbury A Clement, w ho are nulhorir.cd to settlr.' up tile business i.t the late firm. JONATHAN WATSON, j F. NF.WitrHY, .1.' It. CLE 51 F.N T, ! o, t2'2 C. S. CHEKX. Cf K.MKNT T" (UIL: Ft Hi SALE LOW, 01 1.IIK.'I'A- HOW l!Y ,FS. I'ilUiS Tl'lU'ENI'INE Ö DHLS. IX 1'F.Kfeet order, for sale liv UILHICH1 ncti'l ' A- HOWI.ES, Sycamore treet. Ml. BV. 1 'IVO . Mi A'V 6. ' M1M I 'V. lit Ojt just received three barrels of fresh Havana Oranges. Call liefum th-v are all sold. i&OTMC II .MI.M I 'J.y 'u S t. Ml M.' ! e' u interest in our establislmient t. Mr. Samuel t ickery, the style aud I VlcKl'.UY J li' f f.tis. Hie ac-iuisiiiou of a new tigere will Im an iie-rease i 'iiutuks for ,.u,t favors. J. it oet20 linn will in luturn li in I... pe therefore with but experienced partner, I trad- to the bou.se. Kospoo't'uMv. AC, . YICK1.T1Y A Co., No. 22 ?Iain street. CMcnv.it i tiMMori'eiäii, niioi.j50 SALE A.M ÜKTA1L liEAI.EliS IN PAS1ILY GROCERIES, CLASS, HA5L3, FLOUR, urain, Seeiis, .'.aeon, Lard, '1 til's, Ibu kets, Churns, ami Wooiltvaro generally, Xo. Main street. Evansviiie, Ind. O.jeds deiiven-i in any part of the city free of borge. " oct2l -T A s . w. VICKKKV JOHN VII K!:äV S.IM'i. VICI.KIIV. fir .i. cit.Miz, i-oitnMitM)i.'ü ii AND Commission Mercliant, uKt. - cut in it .ii i.K ."?i j.i.. r, r. a j j.u;. eet21-ly tfO.yui .noun or tmmosms im.vmi 'Ajq.les. Also, 15 Y'oiing Turkic. Fresll Cocn Meal. Young Citicki-trs. Young llysou Tea. Sweet I'otiiioes. Just receive, 1 at el 21 1 A. 1. HKYN'Ol.TIS A' ('.i's. tfjzit.M 'im isooks .i.vi ;iibi,,:s. -ä. A spb-mlid selection in Antique. Morocco, and Velvet 'Hindings ; also in fnnev wood. .lust n--ceived by DoHELL CoXYN'iiToN". Ml u.v .i.vn ii ci ' .' : .WliLY I FLY ! The unit, rsigued respect foil v announces to the citizens of Evansville lliat he has opelieil a feed store ou the corner of Water and Lo-cu.-t streets, where Le keeps coiistumry on hand a supply of all kinds of Feed which he wiil seil at the Vviy lowest radt pric-sand deliver to any part of tlie citv free of charge. Please give him a call. oc',211 " .1. C. Iil'.-oFcTIET. l'rompt attention given to all or-lcrs. (siMly'a M.ii:.' niS'lJi7ii : .' loo -3l'opiar Shingles. Just recited and fur sale bv oci2o .Kill x K. (il.oYEU. " toinii's' 5Lf XovcmLcr. at octll M..M I1II1S ISOOMt ION DOUKL A C0XYX0T0X .

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Jj Ji' &W M..MR F.l JS V 'I I.X. Jtl . J. &. CA I ltd l'ACKUT," r?rr STEAMER CUBA,g J. W. MILLS, Master, . LeaVes ou ?.rcndav, the is;h, at 1 o'clisrk, and will make regular trips every .r days. octi'i -4iuiici signed wishes to inform the v fSjWl "l'üc that he has o',iened a V ", iXj Meat Shop on the corner of esifi5-o-.:...ci mill aiuui slleers, VÄlijpilfci--.w Mliere ne will constantly kern ail kinds d tresli meat, and would lie happy to m-et his friends and citsloMieri. 1'lease give nie a call. oct'.t Tili-on VI. I K5T7?IC!I. WJil.y'IJ IV.nMlV.lt I'E4llI,Ii Ji- uro just lieiunitu; to lin.l out that Watson, Newbury i Co., c.ui. and do. sell lumber cheaper t ha any other dculcrsiu town ; consequently, t,, v iro there aud buy, and are o well s.uistied tiiat tliV t.o twice ami three times over. 2sow, as we calculate to stay here and sell boards, we say to all w ho are in . WMit of plank, come and see us, at the corner of Main , and Kilith streets, and w will satiM'v vou, that ! w hut wc say is ti ne. Yv" ATSOX, N KWijUVf Y & Co. ! net 11 j AMi'T47hrni ii 1 LteKids, Kibbofis and Flowi-s, on Friday n.orn- ; ing, Octolicr Sih, IS V. l'ei uiit liu-to call your ct-ti-ntion to my lock of Spring Millinery Goods, which have been bought luuier favorable circuinf lances, and which for variety and novelty of style. ' will, I trust, Ik' found to surpass aiivthiiti. vor ' brought to tins city. . F.l!. HAU1CLU, J First street, beiwecu Main and Locust, ojiposi to tue rei iiiiicc. uctii sv riv7.'s. " S ID bbls. Alum, 10 ' Copperas, " - f " Sulphur, 5 " Ten. red. 2 " Uum Camphor, ' 'JÖ0 " t'reanv Tartar. Co coil ,lut '4 inch rope, i öö " Manilla 4 inch do, 25 " heu-.p baiter rotie, " .Manilla " " 'J.'i do. Ucilcords, 10 reels cotton . Inch do, 00 bales No. 1, Caiinelton UattiliR, 75 boxes Star CandleK, 75 boxes IUanioiid SUrch, '20 bafrs Alspiio, 6 Ceroons Carr.ic-as Indigo, "I bales Caudle Wick, 25 baj;s I'cppir, 5 " Cloves, A small lot of extra family flour. For sale low to clos eonsie.m.int, br octs ".VKF-Kl.Kit A liliifiS. PjT. iuiiii.i:s -Jr'irst st re t, oppiisite the l'ost Office, l'.vansvill,'. Indiana. file cttiMis of Fvatiaville and the public generally lire rcspeeifuliy iiiforinvd that this magi. iticeiit saloon tl'ormeiiy Itnrk's Kx-'lume) has been enlirely refuted and furnished ii: every dej-art-ment, and is nowojien for tho season, where visitors can always have served up at the shortest notice and in the most stiiei'b style nil the delicacies of the season, gam of all kinds, Venison, Wild Huck, Turkey, Fish, Ac. Shell I lyyten received daily, by cxprejn, as well as iu cans, will b served iu every' styio to siut the patrons of the St. Charles. liiliiard players will ftud at this saloon a set of the finest niarblt! top liiiliard Tables from the well known aud celebrated factory of J. M. JJruuswick A Co. Suppers served up at nil hours, day or night. A spiemiid lunch will be leocd up, in the most appropriate style, every iiioruinir at lo o'riock. oct .1. U. HA.'i-lXOToX. npiii: isusflilS'ii i' iiijist lilt.isr--tl KY in town, at the lowest figure, is at Decker A Kramer's. Hotel and Colli. -house keis.iers, and alloth.ts that can appreciale go ml lijuor und wish to buv il cheap, in ipiantiiies to suit, call soon as it goes oil fast, (octll) I'Ki'lvKli A Ki'AMK.'. FjriUOSMEMt fJCUIS T.M IS I.JiH-l'StlCHJI Alibi VAL. 3) Tnrkies. 10 Iiozcn Chickeie?. 40 Itiislieis I'otatws. 4(j lio.eu iv A. I. liF.YXOLIiS Si CO. oct 11 fcy V .V 'HUM i: s . . i..n IK ' s, j-m hsV 111; UTS, lira.il Nuts, FnglUh W'alniils, Figs, raisins, currauis, rock candy, oysters, lobsters, saril'nos, alum, epsoiu sails, sulphur, roil brimstoic, copperas, mailitcr, "extract of loirwood, imli- ( go, cream tartar, soda, bed-cords, blacking, but ling, cloves, cemeul, cigars ol all kmus, nutlllegs, ginger ofall kinds, glass jars, lanterns aud Masks, lemon syrup, mustard, n.afches, s'piersauee, spatiisli moss, stone pijies, powder, safely fuse, tobacco of all kinds, fancy soaps, standi, vinegar, cordage, letter, note, ciij. and writing piper, teas, Hour, camphor, envelopes, salt pcti r, clc, etc., cfe. A supplv oi'tlie ubove kept constantly on hand, and for sale W, by ti I LIIKUT A miWI.ES, oct."-fl' Sycamore Mreet. near Water. HOT 'Mi.tl Vi ll'.I.ST TO a5 .-Sell of Ihe ijuiek, 10 barrels llicw Oreen Appl. s ; bnesC ison. !oct41 A. I. HKYXof.IiS A' Co. "-ff- K M TIMM' It .MJS'il SliiHl j-'M.VMM-JS VINOS. .i. FI,K5iIN(ji has now on hatul a largo and complete assortment of Leather and Sliee Find-in-j-v, to which the attention of Shoemakers and others in want of Leather is invited, which wil be sold at as low prii-e for cadi as can be obtained iu anv city west of the itioun ta ins. Call at No. 7, Main .i: eet, ami jielge for vourscivo. I.EATliEIt IiFLTINO. Seymour's machine stretched Leather Hölting. A full supply at the manufacturer's cadi price. o. t:!-:!oid ' .1. FLKM INO. r&Wi 'i;i. tiiom;$.mj'i s.mchs iok Ji SALE. The Ullilel sillied ras 12,llol) Winllnl haml Sacks Ibr'Sale. They are suitablo for V heat or Oats. Eii'iuiro ut the City .Mills. ocl5 (iKOKOE WOLKIX, Agent. Oil M'MOvVElilt, TIlb.ri.iS SCAXTL1N", Ts jnt rf-ccivinp; ly St(-;iml':it-? imd Ruilroarl, a i l:iri; iiii'I roiujiN'trt iissorlinciit 'f ; Cooking & Heating Stoves, ; ol thv very littest Full stylo ami pittt.-rn, Mhicli 1 j ran se-U at Iowct-prhfs than tin jrcat panic tintrs ' iH-'tT. Ami I am fixed to lo House ll4fti, (Uxt- ; t-rin-, ('ojipcr nc iSIit-1-t Inn 'ork, ami II other i Ji! Work in my line, with irrvut care ami dispatch, whieh I warrant to Io rqiial, if not suji-rior, to i iito.-t work done in this citv. ( all on tlie Pioneer. M-r2 THOMAS CANTLIX. S M' II I. till .VII IV 5(1 bash, choice Apples, .VKlItis. Sugar cured dried H r ön dozen assorteil Hrooms, - "J bush. SwiM't Potatoes, HI do Crab Apples, fiOUIJiiiglc.v's Hams, l.uiHi Hi-, Hacon Sides, Ci bbls. No. 1 extra Mackerel, S " No. 2 Ma. kerel, 4u boxes extni Herring, l Icil-lww.rtJ Mr.hi., i'sU lbs. extra large Codtidi. i.'eceived and for sale by octll " Z. II. COOK it-SOX. if A it .i i.i: .i t .1 li.i itii7ji.'i -ÄL llouseand Lot in X. E. Enlargement of the city of Evansville. Enquire at the Ii. E. & I. Ollicc, Xo. 1, .North Third street, Evansviiie. octl C. C. COLLIXS. S9I1.M Ml TMMMS .MM. I. H'MMO -ä-Si. Fi.ttTEI. Jltii Jr. DR. GRAVES' FAMILY MFMCIXKS. Wedo not desire to interfere with the professional ethics of onr medical schools, nor do we possi-ss any skill in pharmaceutics, but Iir. Graves has opened to our inspection a mass of letters from his agents and most respe-:tal.i druggists in ail parts of the country, which commend his family medicines in the highest terms. They meet with a very extended sale, which of itself is an excellent recommendation. Vi'e always feel reluctant to make any endorsement of medicines, but there are so many localities wir re no regular practitioners are within reach, and so many diseases which require prompt remedies, that a supply of the prescriptions prepareo. bv Ir. Graves, coiimi'-Hihsl as they are lor eiiicieucv, -would prove almost invaluable. In all cases i.if sickness, our first advice is to call the aid of a physician, but. if that is impracticable, it seems to us that Dr. Urates oilers remedial agents in ngne, cholera morbus, Ac, v, inch may Iu safely used, as he gives assurance that Bo deleterious compounds are used in their preparation. Louisville Journal. Dr. Graves' anti-Fever and Arne, nnti-Hilious, Purifying, nnd Cathartic Pills ire inaluable to those alllicted with any of these complaints. His American Liniment is gaining a high reputation f .r healing all kindi of aümeins, both f man and beast: and pa rents should rciucuilier that his "Gulden Vermifuge," is a certain remedy for expelling worms from the system, For sale by Wholesale Druggists generally. Hai.lock a STonnxKn, Kki.i.kk A Wm'i.K, Vt'tt. P.iF.r.BOWER, and Leech A Caesiett, Agents at Evansville, ludiuua. OCt2-il!Ull 'cr us t it ecu i v jiii 9S reserved ( lieese. Canvassed Hams, S. C. Soda, German Soaps, K'HSTIIBJV Miaker Hrooms, Fine Stvc-t Tobacco, for tale bv rer.t2!l A lot lust received and A. 1. liEYXOLPb & Co.

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rniE.i: tkjh ti:.i .' lutinH -C si le.iii ii of Uieeii and illack teas just ofx iiwl and for -a!v by J. W. VICK EK Y & CO. itiisjl Vf. .MJJX.r-10 Mi- just n-ciuved at seploO A. I). RKYXOT.PS TI ii Vil Ä.V.M K.VT .WT.-V SI M.I T-V. vt plois of over l.i,ml acres nf land in Southern Mi-souri, subject to entry nt l'-'J coiifs p4r ncre. ail and examine them ai thu K.E. I. Olhcc, Xu. 1, N'ouii Third street, Kvaiisville. od I c. '. t'Of. I.I XS. etJ il' ifi V.1S.llfi ttS-t MiJ fJK MIKE.V Ky iipjndntcl Agwi for lol. Silver JE Felch' IK.tt iit Sa'.v tiuiunier, whit-li has taken Ihe jirwtuiunr. at the yie.-iiaiiical Fait of Ttituost overy Stale in tho t'iiion. an. I pronounced suKrior to anything luadu for guiuiiiiiiu; upright and circular saws. An assort incut aii avs on hand, sepio.) " CErt.S. S0XTAGÖ. pfü'r "LiiTZy.v oiHmt i osT Ä- W yet, but Htdiiii -tilf at nil advance on ccist, chickens, ep, butter, c.hecsw, codlish, flour, bacon, lard, corVee, ugar, rice, mackerel, s..pn:r, 'icc, nutiiieifs, cloves, ginger, with a variety uf ether artides loo numerous to mention. Calliuui examine or yourselves, a XV. t Main street. 1 ' tt. AY. V1CKKKY CO. W f It JI K it KMI KJ MITII MS. M-JW yon want to get g.Ki Ilav, . i It' you want t get gmxl Ca.111, . . ' If you want to get giHul Oats. If you Want Uiget guiHl Brail, ... , . ,;i i If you want to get. good Crushed Fe.-H, It you want to get good Chicken Feed, . ii you want Ui get gial Coin Meal, If you want to get good Timothy seed, . ? If voir want to g--t iroo.1 (irass Sct-ils of anv mul' evciy kind, rail at iiUSTON'S Feed ami Seed itom, liiulur tho Telegraph Oftii-e, w hero you can be accomuiodateil as cheap as the chiwpetit", and aa g wins Hiebest, delivered in anv part of the citv frei .f ' drayage. IbieoUccf, at it I'd '1 OX'S, ou AYater "trw-t. Just 1-oceiviMl, my first shipment by Caliil, Iihi tons of lirst-rate now Timothy Hay, aud for nalu heap. sepl'SJ n. s. It. jSClotli I'MSiMZOU I. IIS. VoTlDO boxes fine Crackers. vi;u 15U coils Mauiila liiq, i-0" Seamless I'-ags, 2 and 2 bushels. Tie--ceivedaud forsale by sep27J I'liESToX HP.OS. rfltESiil I Ml MI.M It UiBIl, AY.,&7. 'i M. dozen Cedar 1'ails, wuile, red ami atriped, lrus boillld, li) nests Cedar Koclers, idaiu ami striped, bras iMiUllli, S dozen covered Cedar Cans, bras '.stund, a siv.es,. 5 " Cedar Churns, brass bound, 5 " pl.-un white Ottlar Pails, iron bound, 2 mid .'I luaqis, ö " Hout iron bound Stable Tails, i " te.iml.oat Pails, stout iron boiiud, 20 nests stout Cedar Tubs, irou bound, 4 and 11 iu eai h nest, I ilo.en largest Horse Huckefs, 10 comiiiou iron bound Hih-Vets, This day reccitcil, mid now oi'iiiug in the finest coiidilioii, at ths new YYoodeu Ware store of septJl J. It. Ill SSELL, 272 Main st. la t Seventh and Eighth, Liitiisvillc.Ky. . Tit - ': L rtNETs. no iozE.y tf if Yarui.died Well liuckets, stout n-d Weit made in all resjs-cts. The quality and iirire urtt such as canuot fail to suit the trade. sept':; J. H. liCSSELL, :I72 ."Iain st.. In t. Seventh and Eighth, Lonisville.Ky. 1 AMiVSlirCMM ÖM lÄ'.SVJ'.V4B?1y!CK'.H Potatwa. 15 lo.eli I'hickelis, " Hi " Eggs, 2ii bbls. extra Flour, .".! sacks " " no tons Bran. Just received and for salo bv sept25 . 11. COOK A So'jf. rjp o i.o funs oe 'üb iiif xjiv Jl A sujieriur ariicle of Y'oung Hyson. Just received mul for sale by A. D. liEVXOLDS Jc Co. sept'27 Mill I.J fit O IX, JSBll.VlMM' DYEll AXD SC'Ol'ilEH. Corner of Vine und First streets, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, Would respectfully inform the ladies and gentlemen of this city nnd vicinity, that lie has opened a DYEING, CLEANING' AND KLTAIIilNG FSTAliLISHM EXT, Where he will ciean and dye all kinds uf Silk ami Woollen Goods. Will remove grease, paints, Ac, without th," slightest injury to the goods. All work done at this establishment will 1 warranted to give entire satisfaction. cptMim ,fU,'.i.-IOO II.MI.M' MMMESTS J.VMM -m. Hoxes, all kinds. Just received ut GILllEb'T A- liOWLES, nepti'l Sycamore street. Mill MOIIMIS. XOO M'JCiiJIillSi-' Cotton, Hemp, and Manilla, in dozens or on reels, .fust received aud for sale hy septio G1LHEHT A P.OWLES. j?a iiiii 7viiiij iiM.' ma 1 M liA.M V. IIY IH1MEI OMPAXIES. 'J ho undersigned having licen ipointed Agent for Evansville ami vicinity, of the INDIANAPOLIS HISURANCE CO. S. F. tOVlNGXiiN, fccc'y. T. A. Mo Kb' IS, 1WK AMI Tiir RISING SUW INSURANCE CO. 15. .1. IIA1 II V WA Y , Si-c'y. S. 11 A I II A WA Y. Pics't are i.repared to underwrite upon the better class, of Fire and Marine liivks, nt as lew niovs if pre iiiiiim as fare consistent with ifaauency and ro iabiiify. 'fliese Companies routine their business exclusive ly to the State of Indiana. 'WAM hse tK-edily adjusted nnd promptlja paid without any abatement or diminution what : ever. lieferences: Every man, w ithout exception, win.-, has sustained loss in either Company, a list of t whom nil citizens of our own Stati may be wen,, at mir otli. e. A. D. llEYXOLli's A CO. KvansviUe.'.Iuly F, le.s;-ly B. ..' 8(111 til'JH .1 HKIHtTlTi . W si.es. TIJtOTHT SEED, 10(1 bush, prime new. For sale bv ecpt2.j til! 11, DA ZELT. A Co. jrjft ciili WtTmuiWiis i'ui. miii öü -o-sule, low, by 8'pt2:t GILHEIIT 110WLE. l&BTJ CUE Ulli. jJs'l ÜIMMTE 1-ksMM.. fJL Ml barrels and half barrels. Picked Mosfl 25 bales, ' lietined Sugars 50 barrels Crushed, rowilerce", and Iielined Wliite. For sale bv sepl2S GILHEIiT HOWLFS. oosiiut fiiaiiTJ is M.ns 18 üoeu Chickens. 2 1 " Eggs, 111 bush. Sweet nnd Irish rotatoe. Also, Hamburgh Cheese pt2 l A. D. IiEYXOI.DS .t Co. rwi o it. 1 1 'co. l o o it ox lis jijs-im JBL caddies, of iKMiud, half pounds, ös. Twists, A'c, . inediitm to very tine A'iriiiiu. Cigars A larjre and full assortment of favor:t' brands. For sale low by eplIS GILHEIIT A r.0YI.FS. qiJ 'O TMM 11 lt"E ii" llKEliTsTOBir. . 6 juL The subserils'r has iqicneil a new feed store, in the Shankliii building, at the corner of Water and Locust streets, where he will keep a full suyply ol all kinds of the liest fii-d, which he will sell at "the very lowest market prices, lie has on hand corn, hay, oats, meal, brau and shipstuff, ic, Ac. sept22 J C. DESOl'CHET. e ii TMCMT7iMiTso i. iMiTri'ri ' V V the SeptemlsTterm of the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh County, the estate of And. M. Gerard, deceased, was declared probably insolvent. Creditors are therefore nottlied tVaTTl'ie samcxt ill le.-itiediccoiil!iigiy, M SA X HAWKINS, "'!'tl Adiiiinistratri.x. JtL v P AW barn. z-t hush, jrisn I'utnioes. 25 " Sweet " 25 ' Choice Onions. Iii,no0 Bw. (juilev'ii Hams. XrteO " Ilai on Sides. 1 ,' " Shoulders. iK( ' Hhcuii Pork, lii.isins. Currants and Citr.it. 15.0'i feet Patent Safety Fuse. 'Roeeived per E. ii It. K.. by fsepls x. II. COOK & SOX.. g 1H11S1V'T CMT rÄJW.V JJMP, X-Flooring Mill, Sah, Door and Hli. d Miinufac-. tory ; Window and Door Frames; Ilao Casings, and Mouldings of nil kinds made to order DresseuV FliKiring mul Weather-lHiardiuir n band. The undersigned would inform the jiubiic in gen-; crai, that they bavo fitted the- above establishment with new machinery, und are now in opemtion and ready to execute all manner of work in their line on short notice, and in as good style as any similar etablishment in this part of the country, and on, reasonable termt. Orders from abroad solicited which will lie promptly lilled ud carefully put up and shipped. Orders from builders, earpeuters, and lumber nierclnnts, jiromptly attended to. Our establishniciit is ou tin; Canal Häsin and City Whart convenient to the river and Kailroad Iepo, "'"i s'ia business parts of the city. DYSf'X A WADE. sept20-2md Enquii-Hf and Volksbote cojiy. WBltl.VTS.--äO IS.II.I1S JSSOBTI1IM. J- latest style. DELAINES, 3 Cases assi irtcd Manchester, Hamilton and Pacific, rich haiidome patterns. 25u Hales Hrowu Shwtiiifr- and Shirtiugs.. FLANNELS, 20 Htdes Ked, White and Yellow. LININGS, 5 Pose assorted lare and small Plaid. CANTON FLANNELS, 5 Cases Drown and Hleached. 1 " fawr, tor lininirs. CH ECKS AND STRIPES, 8 Cases aud Bab-s assorted. HOOTS AND SHOES, 3:K) Ciises assorted. HATS AXD CAPS, 50 Cast. Just received and for sals atrerluee.it r-rices, by sej US lvKEXE A PRESTON.

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