Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 91, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 23 November 1858 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, IND.

TTE8DAY MOUSING... NOVEMBER 231 Condition of Mexico. News n-ceived by additioual arrivals from this unhappy country increase the probabilities of her speedy and certain approach to a condition which is not only deplorable, but well calculated to fill the mind with wonder. Occupying no mean position, and circumscribed by no narrow boundaries upon the map of the world favored with a climate requiring but little exertion upon the part of her inhabitants to obtain the necessaries and comforts of life with a seaboard which, although not so favorable as that of some of her fellow nations for the expansion of her commerce, still amply sufficient to give her a respectable commercial positioncontaining within the Losom of her soil many of the valuable mineral products which, properly used, ought to be an unfailing source of wealth and revenue claiming among her mixed population a fair proportion of mind and intelligence, enough to make her all that she should be, a power on j this continent she is blc&sed with all the ingredients and qualities which generally characterise other countries. Yet, one thing Mexico lacks, and in this, moro than anything else, is the secret of her condition, viz: national pride. While the people of every civilzed country upon the face of the globe are characterized by instinctive love of country, the inhabitants of Mexico seem to be wrapt up in individual selfishness of disposition, and practice love of self-aggrandizc-mcnt in preferenca to that of national glory. In her annals for twenty or thirty years scarcely a single instance can be referred to, when power has not been warped from its legitimate channels, and used for individual gratification. Alvarez and Coinmonfurt appear to be the only exceptions during many years, to the universal rule of outrage, prostitution and destruction. It is unfortunate for the country that when the former overthrew the miserable government which the revolution, that he headed accoumcomplished, ho did not possess the vigor, de nied him by his old age, nor the statesmanship of which he was deprived by his inexperience to assume the helm of State. His example is the only approach to self-devotion for his country's sake, which can be be perceived in Mexican history. Commonfort, whom he placed ia the Presidential chair, was too weak to retain the reign of government for any time, and with the power of the clergy against him, soon succumbed to the' prevailing condition of things. That there is sufficient intelligence among the public men of Mexico, to redeem her from her apparently helpless condition admits of no doubt, but the want of virtue in their midst, will, judging from the past, forerer preclude them for her redemption. Late intelligence denotes that Alvarez intends to make auother attempt to restore order in the midst of chaos. If he accomplishes what he is about to undertake, the fate of Mexico may be postponed, but the events which have occurred .during the past teu years, and the present distraction pervading in nearly every State of the Confederacy, and the apparent impossibility of peaceful government within her borders, denote that it can no i. be avoided. The Scgau Manufactct.e. The sugur canc W.13 introduced into Louisiana, (it an early day, from the West Indies, and cultivated to a small extent iu the neigh borliood of New Orleans. Xobody at first imaginincd that sugar could be made out of it. The juice was boiled into syrup, which sold jit extravagant prices, In 17ÜG, Mr. Bore, residing a few miles above New Orleans a man reputed for his daring and hii cnergy formed the desperate resolve of making gugar ! He increased his cultivation, put up the necessary buildings and machinery, and procured a sugar-maker from the AVest ladies. The day appointed for the experiment had com, and the operation was under way. The inhabitants of Xew Orleans and the coait, had assembled there in great numbers ; but they remaiucd outside of tha buildiug, at a respectful distance from the sugar maker, whom they looked upon as a sort of magician. The first stroke came, and he said nothing ; this thy thought fatal, but still they remained fixed to tli3 spot. The second stroke was out; the sugarmaker carefully stirred the first, and then advancing towards the assembled crowds, told them with all the gravity of his craft. "OentlcmcH, it grains." " It grains '." was repeated by all. They all rushed to see the wouder ; and, when convinced of the facts, scattered in all directions, greeting everybody tbey met, with "it. grains!" And from the Balize to the Dubuque, from the Wabash to the Yellow Stone, the great the all-absorbing news of the colony was, that the juice of the cane had grained in lower Louisiana. It did grain ; it has continued to grain ; it grained the last season at the rate of 215,000,000 pounds ; and, if no untoward action of the government prevents it, in ten years it will grain to the extent of more than double the quantity.jgjgf It is understood that members of Congress from the Northwest will make a great effort this session to open a mail route to the Pacific, by way of Minnesota and Oregon and "Washington Territories, similar to the Southern route. Tbey assert that the service can be performed on that route in fifteen or sixteen days. Kiiockinu Catastrophe. A most sad and p.fllicting accident happened last Thursday, at Mooers' Clinton county. Five men lost their lives, by the collapsing of a flue in a fctove factory, worked by steam. Three ol the deceased are heads of families in very poor circumstances.

623 In view of the recent outrages and murders in Baltimore, the Mayor of that city has transmitted a message to the Common Council, urging the necessity of increased

vigilance on the part of the authorities, in maintaining the supremacy of the laws. Mayor Swann attributes the lawlessness which pervades the city of Baltimore to ganized Government, by what he calls a , partizait pres.,' among others, which he says, has paralyzed the arm of authority. The existence of low drinking houses, the carry- ; ing of concealed weapons, and the defective organization of the criminal courts, contribute also to strengthen the cause of row- ' dyism and violence. There is no doubt that in Baltimore, as well as in other large cities of the Union, the weak administration of ; criminal laws and the ease with which j malefactors can escape the penalty of their j crimes by means of legal shifts and quib- j ble3 has done more than anything else to ; swell the catalogue of crime. j Erg. The New York Herald remarking upon the prospects of a hard winter, says a ! trooddeal of tha outer work now in oncra- i tinn will bave t.. be stor.t.cd. and m;l.lv thonsands thrown out of cmnlovmeut. i This is a bleak prospect for the poor. On the Central Park aloiu, there are employed j soma four thousand men two thousand : eight hundred on the Park proper, and over a thousand on the niw reservoir. When J the frost comes the larger portion of these . must be discharged, and so it will be to j some extent with the employees on nearly ' all kinds of work. After the recent hard times we fear that working men have uot been able to lay anything by for a rainy day, and the probability is that we shall witness much privation and suffering during the coming season, . unless the charitable wealthy extend bounteous largesses to the needy. ßgyA gentleman writing from Chicago says: "As I stroll over the city, the evidence stands forth in street after street, that the law of progress has been partially stayed in this city, the past year. But few new and fine buildings appear Lere and there. And the number of tenements in almost every block that were labelled "to let," "for sale, or long lease ;" " this lot for lease, on long and easy terms," &c, betrayed a laxity iu real estate affairs that requires no commeut. And I notice, also, that very many of the buildings had that rather mythical, as well as usually substantial sign upon their doors, "boarding," evincing a necessity for the turning of such an honest penny, within doors as well as without." The Governor of Arkansas, in his recent message, directs the attention of the Legislature to the importance of rigidly enforcing the laws which forbid free negroes from residing in thatState. He proposes, however, that a sufficient sum of money should be appropriated out of the State Treasury to defray the expenses of the indigent to other places, and to provide means of subsistence for them for some sime after they reach their new homes. He also suggested that Feme of them might choose to enslave themselves to obtain comfortable homes and to remain iu the State as slaves, and recommends the passage of law to enable them to do so. BF, On Friday morning last, at Cincinnati, a man named Thomas Phillips committed suicide near the Little Miami Railroad depot, by throwing himself upon the track in front of the locomotive, 11s the morning t.ain was passing East. Scarce a whole bone was left in his body, and Iiis face 1 and head was so mutilated ns to be beyond recognition. His death must have been almost instantaneous. It appears that the deceased was taken ill some two weeks ago, and upon his recovery complained much of his head, and since that time has c idently been insane upon he subject of religion. A correspondent of the Xew York 1 Ihrald writing from Fontenclle, Nebraska j Territory, under date of November 3, says j that " flattering news from the gold seekers i ou Cherry creek, to the westward of Fonteuelle some four hundred and forty miles, j has been receivod. nt the Litter place. Miners are making from $10 to $12 per j day. The spring will find thousands flock- ' ins: thither from Iowa and Nebraska, and by the 4th of July next there doubtless will bo full 40,HOO miners there from all over the Union." j-jgA new theory of the fire on the Austria, the fatal elfect of which shocked the civilized world, is propounded. It is j said that the captain had made a bet as to j the time in which he would cross the ocean, I and that he was urging the ship at an ex- j traordmary rate. It is believed that the ( fire may have originated abeut the furnace, i The authority for the new theory is one of the rescued passengers. . i Alabama. A contest is going on in Ala- ; bama relative to the succession of Gov. Fitz- i patrick in the U. S. Senate. The Governor ' is the present incumbent, but there is a par- I ty which favors the pretensions of Wm. L. j Yancy, a leading Southern advocate of the revival of the African slave trade, and one of the originators of the " Southern League." Hogs. At Lafayette on Friday a large lot of extra 'heavy weight, sold at ?." 50. The ruling price for average lots is not over $5 UO. There are several foreign buyers in the market, and the demand is lively with an upward tendency in prices. 23 It is stated that Representatives and other gentlemen from Oregon andtt Washington doubt as tc the Indian stijtigation being as complete as generally supposed. While the backbone of hostilities is broken, thev think aJl difficulties are not over.

i The Pleasures of Holding Office. i Mr. Connel, one of the Editors of the Eagle, published at Lancaster, Ohio, has thrown up I Iiis position as chief clerk of the Comptrol

ler of the Treasury, ana returned 10 uie in- j ! pod. He gives as" his reasons for so doing, I what may not prove unprofitable food forthe : contemplation of many young men who i j look upon a Clerkship at Washington as a i M noil: lui Liuit,. i. v i nrnt. distinction trained, lie says: " We return with feelings ot pleasure to flip editorial chair, after an absence of one A vear in the public service at Wash- I ington has had the effect of convincing us j that the private station is the post of honor, j pleasure and profit; arid we quit public of- j fice gladly, voluntarily, and without asingle j regret at the loss of its honors or emolu- j meiits. It seems strange that there should j be such a fascination in thoe positions at j Washington for the young men ofourc-oun- j try. When obtained, they are but living j graves, in which the occupant buries his j hopes, his ambition; and his' cuergics. No , matter how briiliaut, how intelligent, how I industrious, he becomes metamorphosed into the tread-mill horse, pursuing the same weary, never-changing round, until death sets him free. No matter how energetic, the weary routine of official life lies crtish ingly upon his energies ana aspirations, It is enough to say that such a life did not suit us, and that we would not. while young and in health, sell out our future for an annuity , ) political dynasties.' BgiU Prof. B. Silliman, Jr., in a rr-cent lectnte upon ihc "Magnetic Telegraph," gave it as his opinion that the failure of the Atlantic Cable was owing to its long exposure to the weather during the heat of last summer. He concluded that the warmth had caused the copper wire of the cable to rise up ana oecom connecica wiin we rope yarns and extraneous matters surrounding it. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. rrHK : i.r.w k rs, u-iioi.r:-VW sale Dealers iu Crocrries, Trodnce Nails, Window Cilass, Glassware. Ac, Xo. 17 North First street, corner Sycamore, Evansville, Ind. K. E. WHKKLF.B JAMES 1. ElfiOS. 110VÄ) W.S8WXB.E 5 JIOSJ1S l'IYT Flasks; 2 boxes Tint Flasks; -15 do (.Uiart do; oil do assorted Glass Jars; 50 do do do Tumblers. .Tint receive! per steamer Ciimbridce itv, and for sale by m nov23 Wll KELEU & RKJC.S. : YV Sl'GAR-lO HIID. PRIME now Sucar just received bv nov23 WIIF.EI.ES A ItlflGS. UrXKTS AVi Tl'BS 30 iJOZE.V Buckets, Blue And Iti!;öu dozen Buckets, Ked; 36 do do , Blue and Green; 2ö do do Fancy; 2't do lif do do; '0 do No. 1 Tubs; 2ö do do 2 do; in do do 3 do; 23 (:'d Nest do; IS (S) Nest d; lndozcu Common Half Bushels; lö do Tron Bound do; Ml do Wash Boards; 75 do BriMuns; 3Ö0 reams aüs'd Wrapping Taper. Tteceivod aud for sale cheap bv W" II EKLE K & UIGGS, X'o. 17, dot21 Corner First and Sycamore sts. ÄKD GLASS-RECEIVED Ö' w ier stei steamer "Moderator 311 kegs 3d Nails, 40 do 4.1 do; 4 do lid 73 do Pil 50 do l'ld I do VIA 15 do IM 2 do 2nd do; do; do; do; do; do; 450 boxes 8x1" Glass; öd do lnxl2 do; 20 do Ea loxl I, ltixlö and lixK,. For salo cheap by WHEELEKA 1UGG."!, nov2') X'o. 47, Cor. First and Sycamore sts. ftttllEELEU &T UlCioS HEMO VVV ED. We have removed to Xo. 17, corner of First and Sycamore streets, (lately occupied l j Uollingswor:h A Brother,) pp. Bi'tnent t Viel. noVi WHEELEK& BIGGS. If VS T REi EMl EJ 100 Il.t&S BIO 911 Coffee; fid poeketts Java Coffee loll cattys Imp. and G. I 75 do do do do in half Chests G. P. ." do do Imp. in do do V. 11. S do do Ti!a. k Tea, 12 K15 ll.s ea; do, C lbs each; do; do; do; do; For sale cheap br novi! No. 1" WHF.KLEK A RIGGS. Cor. Kirst and Sycamore sts. Es t V ItlES-JCST BE CEI fE It - 3 ;"k boxes W. li. Cueee. Ml do choice Hamburg do; T" do'en Hemp lb dcorda; 2." pross Bonnet Hoards; iMKoiKi G. D. Gun Caps; ühi,(mi s. 11. do; 1 bales Cannelton No. 1 Batting; 7r coils V( in. lnanilla Kope; 50 do do do do; 25 do do jute do; öd do do do do; 2o do -vH do Hemp do. In store and for sale by nov2:l WIIKF.LER Jl 11IGC.S. rmioiiAcvo a.v rs -100 BXS. -SL choice brands a. Tohocco; 5t'i boxes fives and fights do; 2ö butts Twist (in foil! do; 2." do lijrht pressed Vs. do; "Ö caddies IHu Heu' ChickeH 3i do; 'Ja do Thomas' Twist do; 25 do "4 aces" do - do; 1 rase "Silver Holl" do; 100,11(111 ass'd German Cigars; 2Ö.HU Havanna . do; . 150,lHHl Half Spanish do. Tn store and for sale low by WHKELKH.t IUUGS, nov'ja Xo. 17, Cor. First and Sycamore sts. 7BW O It K WESTERN RESERVE VT. Ill UTTER V, tonliW'-Ä pounds nf Western lleserv Bulter of extra quality just come, and a leetle better than t!w luOÜ IT lot. at novil Z. II. COOK SON'. . "159 POV.NDs PRIME SEW LIVE eese Feathftrs; 600 pounds S. C. Sodn in t and lib papers; loo do pure Cream Tartar; 50 dozen assorted Blackinpr; ö do larjra 3 hoojn'd 1 ubs; Id do assortod Buckets; 2D do small and medium sized Tubs. Just received and for sals by nov'il Z. II. COOK d- SOX. ZZ FOR-NEW ORLEANS. 5äUif'Sf,s''Th8 Bne and magnificent LiphtiiiiirÄ'sVninft Lino packet E. II. FA1UCH1LI, j II. r'awcrtt. Master, will loavo Evansviile for tiie above and all intermediate porti on XHÜKSI'AY F.VKN1NG, Nm-.-uiber -J.Ö. 3" For freight or passage, apply on board. iiov'j;-;it B.,-VlT!'SLUKill JL'rfT KECEIVEU o'l b'-ls: üä half bids: äu box Laisins; 29 tust 8's Tubs: 2" do :fa do: 2't doz Nx.l lo, 20 do do 2 do; Id do Iron bound Half I! nshels; lit do common iU . .do; 10 setts Measures: 'J?i cases Cove Ovster-; 20 cases Matches: Ä't boxes Tobacco; Ml do Starch; .Ml do Hamburgh Clieitse. For sale by nv22 TENXEY 4 S0REN"S0N jflltX'ttE Of 'lR.Tf. A. I). Reynolds A L Co. have sold one half of their stock to Sir Charles Olmsted and from and after this date our business will be conducted under tho following stylo of firm. nov22 OLMSTED A SABIN. OT .flM'CJ! PIES and a varu-ty of o'clock. olhes kinds every morning at teu Only ten cents each. Also, YANKEE CKULI.F.R3 over afternoon at 3 o'clock, at EK.ICKLEY"S Tatont Bread Bakery, First St., near Main. novl9-6vr Woit s.n.j: jit j njBCJHJ JBL Steam Engine, 8 inch cylinder, 20 inch tn ke, with pnmps comiih-te, all in Good running order. Building material will be taken in exchange. Enquire of L. S. CLAKK, no 17 .cor. First and L'htstnut st.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

10 BIJiI. HOMO.VI'f ill boxes Star Candles : in Opal do. ' ; . 4 hi Is choice Leaf Lard ; -1ö;k lbs Buckwheat Flour; 1 cask uite Currants ; 1WI pounds Choclale: .M O do ;J Java Coffee;, 'jsi do Split I'cas; pO do IVart Barby; oil boxes choice Hamburg Cheese ; 3 brls New York Golden Syrup ; SCO Its Sugar Cuiiil Dried 1 ; OH Sacks choice Family Flour; llen-ived this dav per river and rail mail. by lim !.-. Z. It. COOK MN. O WE EE'S POEMS; Whit tier's do Maov'a do Longfellow's Purn and I'n' "Work In tVu buautiful liiui und Gold edi i m, at nnvLl DOHELL A CONYNG'foV litE&ii UtIlll31Chirkeus ; l in kie ; Turnips; Onions ; l'J dozcu T kets. A. 1. uivei:t KEYXOI.I1S Ä CO. li. HJEWai.iiS in Store and for sale X CO., JI.Il'U 1 brl Freeh Lard ; 5 luih Cranherries ; New Sugrir j :j boxes Upal Candles . Sardines ; boxe.i and 1l boxes Superior Family Flour; First class Cigars ; niokin Tobai-co. novl I j i st bei ei van -200 Bris liite Lime; Id Ullds NewSnpir; 50 Boxes Virginia Tobacco; 2IK) Coils Manilla t.'ordope, for sale at lowcttratesby uovlti GEO. FOSThU .V C'ti. TTlt ICH iE TS Jlvt Tirit'sl3r,S'itJiJLlt AGES all kinds, received per Kteaiaer Jifptinie, und in store, fur sale low bv tiovlrt S. E. (ÜLr.ERT k CO. if xi!jirJF0 it s.iL jv.t w ö j ohe m-' of wuli-lirukun, larce Uxt-ii, in jrood order, for ü.tle. Apply to nuvfidliu . l. ALLEN. rv-,jj jvyix'-25 hoses t'incinnuti :?uap, assorted; 2" boxes assorted si.e Star Candle, just nveivwl and for sale bv V1CKE1Ü' lllittl'ilEiiS, Tiov-I No. S2 Alain stre.t. 'm'ä'T'iTjü'EisryTTujB arrsö fJL Gross tine aniK-rior Jlatehes, unsiirpasscd iu jiiality, cheapness, or neatness t'f packages, intoru and for salevwry low bv V1CKEKT BUOTlIEllS, nov4 No. - Main street. 713 Z-l f I. : .W 1, J Ä S E S .. he 1uL made froni Alaple Smrar. bich can be had cheap at the store of YICKKUY BBOTHKKS. l.ov4 . No. X2 Alain street. O fSEIi E Ei'l.'ti .VElESSiT1LS J.M) lbs choice Cream Tartar; K lbs Sup. Carb. S-.ift ; NI lbs Wasbin or Sa! So hi ; lO Boxes pure Corn Starch, A.c., Ac, for sale cheap by YlCKSliY 1! BOTH Y. PS, liov-l X'o. SJ Alain street. QUITE S.IJ'1 10 Uli ES. J'l'ItE Sea-shore Sand for sale bv novt GEO. .FUSTEB A CO. TBS'iBltEl 'It ASH E T SO E I til fJL Klüt S sizes and kinds, in stun- and for sale Ly VICKKltr BUOTUEltS. novi X'o. Alain street. JtjiT f sHljB iiFÖli 'IEO Üsli7.E, JUL at 17 cents jht bushel, at" Wholisile or lo -tail. Orders left ut nORNBROOK'3 STOE Or at our office on the corner of Kultou A venu and Water street. A. J. iil TCU LS'.lX A CO. iiovlj-lnnl CIU TE l.UIE 5 0 II It I. S. EOIS salobv (hot 1 1 GEO. FOSTEIt A CO. h.i & te if He i:i iius. 30 n it fs. lor sale by Vj,i. FOSTKH .V o. T .1 .' . - SO 1 It It ELS, EJRtlE and small, iu store, and for sale br novl S. E.Gil. BEUT A CO. T.1I.I. U .f..VlH,ES. j boxes for sale by S. E. GI LHEliT A Co. novl Sycamoiv street, near Water. 0; Silvia l V 1 bhd. Sueir, 1 barrel Cranberries, . 1 barrel Dried lleef. 1 barrel caiiva--sed Hams, & liusLvIs MwliaiKHk Potatoes, novl A. lb I.'J.'YN'OI.DS A Co. JfKECHUVIE.1T EI.OIR, KBITS, JLV JIoiMininy, unbolted Wheat Hour. Corn .Meal, chicken anil horse Feed of every variety to be had at Hart's Mill, on Second Street, Udo Oak. X. 1' Oi uers promptly attended to, and every article iMiH.nht wili be delivered at the ihvi llin of the pun-baser. novl J'ttifE'hElJffEfoZiÖiSTEiis. We are now selling Oysiers by wholesale at 1 per Can. Warranted e.stra, and Cans lull. lltieived daily per Fxpress. '.. If. COOK A SON. novl fprZ BOXES HJ.nBCRUH CHEESE, Mijr Three hundred pounds Zante Currants. One hundred Genoa Citrons, 1 Ten bushels Cranberries, One hundred bushels pi ime Turnips, Fitly bushels fresh Corn "tleal. Twenty-live bushels prime white IVans Five dozen Cotton Mi ps and Mop Slicks, Two hundred liuth brick, received and for saleby (novll) 7.. II. COo K A SON. a-t c7.i it7i o ii -i it s. v be n e w new Sugar just received and tor sale bv iiov2 I'll LS I ON UiiOS. BICE-5 TIEItlES I' it EUE & w new Ilice just received and for sale bv imv2 rUESTOX I'.iloS. 1 FLESH V, 1 1. t it CO'A S, for saie at .. jl .COOK oct27 ,1- SON. &iTH,E VJ'B1J1ELE1I M-OIl qi.II.--5?IT V and cheapness. Cox's patent l. tiin-il sparkling Gelatine, stronger than Liulas, at i.ne half the cost for convenience, strength, purity, beauty al,d ch'-apness, stands unriialled for liiakiu rich ci-vst.:iline Jeiiv. For salo bv novl '7.. II. ffluK A SON. ! Oil It ER HE TUE COMMON M'onneilof ibe Citv of Evansville. I, GroRfiF.W oi,KI.IN. t'olleidorofsaid city, iio hendiv give notice that 1 will sell, on the 2iih day of Noveliiber, lsöci, at the door id' the Court House in said City of Evansville, tietweon the hours of In A. M., and 4 o'clock. Pi M , at Public Auction, the following Lots, or pieces of vrouuil, or so much thereof as may be nveessary to pay the following amounts charged . ngaiitst such Lots for work 'Jilone thereon by said itv, together w ith tho cost osucU sale : Lot II, Block 32, East Eni.: S" ! T'i " It, Stock well's Eul 2 00 1 41 2 77 2 t;t; 2 110 2 INI Id, Hi, " 1-., 17, " 17, 11, 1-, SI. " III and .12 Lower Eul - 7 " 22"i JJuuation I.nl .'17 t OOS ' il " 11 1 Old Piau 2Ä GEuKüE WoLFLIN, nov.V.wil Citv t oll -.-t. g iirt:i v.. Olt-PfRT WILLIAM H. r -Kr.lt. UllBERT K IO., SLC'IESSllP,S to Gilbert A Bowles, E WHOLESALE GROCERS, .Sycamore street, between Waterand First. Evansville, Indiana. A full assortment of Groceries always on haud, and for salo at the lowest prices. Agents for Cypress Mills," Cut ton Yarns, ,vc. at manufacturer's prices. ou-,vI ISSOJLITIOJWTHE ElliM OE Gilbert A Bowles was dissolved on the2otli instant, by mutual consent. The business will be continued by our successors, Samuel E. Gilbert and William K. Baker, under the firm of S. E. Gills-rt A Co.. who are alone authorized to settle 1 he business oft lie lut-j firm. SAM TEL E. GILBERT. ' HENllY BOWLES. Evansrille, Oct. 30, l-C-t. CS 11. HE iiYO 1. 11 S tC CO., Hl tE Id lbs (Jreun Apples; 10 bush Large 1'utatoes ; Also some fin.? Turnips, for sale ifhS'i EOlijZffEEl,JS-lfmE ai'e agents for the sale ol Osage Orange Plants, : f goial size and thrifty growth, and can tupply any 1 iiii uit it v. Orders promptlr attende." to. ! novLi 'llORXBWMHiirO. W&CTTEIt. BVTTEH ! .' .f M.11.E JLJf ton, 1,010 lbs, kmiI extra Iresh Kole. Jar and Keg Butter. Moro Western Keserve than any other butter ia the citv. For ualo by novl! " H0RNBK00K A C1. CiOJE OIL Ejt.lll' S. T1I1S CIIEJ1' ' and brilliant liht has been tried in this oity and proved to be no hmnhnir. We have lamps orti-d, Wicke, Chimneys, Brushes, Shades, and Oil, which wc sell low. There is no excuse now, then why sit in darkness. H01!NI31!O0K k CU. UurlC I

NEW ADV E RT i SEME NT S . - TBJZM.yill t OEEE. 150 IU6SB It t'M. CiaYKi) and to itrrive, ami for lay - novS I'UESTON BKOS. TE W.I UTS .VAU" y'OEK CJQI.Hor EN Syrup, extra, Ilwbtdled sugar ltuu.su Molasses, Crushed Sugar, r Powdered Sugar, ' Loaf Sugar, N0 gross Gates' Vw York Matches, 2ö dozen Durkeo'i Stove Blacking. 1U dozen iron bound Half Jtoshols. Received and for sale by (novl) Z. 11. COOK Jc SON.

wjiBEsir aaait'L. M. Crnulei-ries, Ouvassed Hams, Dried Ue.-r, New Mackerel, l.alhrop's lUni' kc. .lust received and f.r A. I. LEYNol.I'S k l. TT&lIEVJ'JTIS.n. I ViSEl i'lTHVT it- fail, bv r. T. Met. I UN'S SAUSAPAB1LLA and IODIDE OF POTASH, tbe c.reat Blood Pnriiicr and liealtli Bestorer, ri-pared iViou Fresh lt'Hjt, tho oiily kind worttiy tiie contiib-iii of physicians or the public, old imported ro---t bein; inert. The components of this medicine are biirhly extolled by some of tb-.r rin't di-tinnisiied physicians in the world, as Sir Wui. Fortiyec, Br.s.iie, Bell, &c, for the cure l.'benntatism, SiTtd'iila. W hite Swelling, Syphillis, Neuralgia, Di-easi's of tbe Kidneys, l.ivt r, Spine and Skin lropsy. Female (oindaints, old. Sores, l'i tuples on tho Face, Ac It makes th skin clear and snnsfth an oi ject of intert'st with the Indies. It removes mercury, or any impurities of the blood or system, and should be used in the Spring to purify thu blood anil prevent sickness. Price, SI a bottle. ' IcGown"s Esseiic 'far, a certain rnrc for Bowel Complaints, as Diarrhea, Dyfciitery, Flnx, Ac. South-Americiiti Tar, SjiriiiK Liniin lit, and Vertnifnpre, nnaralclled for its succor. Tiie three above ni'-dieines prepared by. II. S. Hl'otiKS, Jlt-mphis, Tenm's:-e. S...ld in Evaiisvilie by Kki.i.kk .t Wuitk, Lki;. u .t K. v ;i!.iT.:i r. Dr. .Ioiin y. ai;k.mss. i c!2:l-i2md CyyLiJ C CiUTE HÜ if EOIKJE, HCC t EH-1-3 sors to S. HOW AJi'D. HECElVLXCi, 'OUWAKDI-Nt:, AND Uciieral t'CEiiniisiGii 3IerhaiUs, KVANSVII.I.E, IX L). Having taken tin' statid of Air. It. S. Howard, wo are in hopes, by c'o;e attention to business to retain all his old anil numerous customers. We will give jiarticuiar attention to all consignments for sale, ami w ill forward Tobacco, Pork, Lard, Ac, East, West, Xorth or South, at the lowest current rates of freight. Liberal cash advances made on pruduco consigned to Xew Orleans. U. (I. SI.AI C.IITKi:, K. C. Ot.AfOIITKIt; IHUiUK, .IK., j Tbe nbovr firm, Messrs. S'aiirrbters A Hodge, ' having taken my stand in the Forwanlingaml Coiu- ; mission business, t toko great ploasure iu stiying to j my fi b'iids liiat their consignments will be Weil carj d for by the new house. Mr. Hodge, has been with me a long while, and I consider him in every way well worthy tic: putronj age so liberally extended to me. j The Alessis. Slaughters are favorably known on i Green river as g,.oii Tobacco men. I oci.".7-lmd .'. 5. HOWA.-D. II, II. Si! OAT .V Co., t O.Tl.fil-iMO' Air.llCHANTS, '.1 Ca Mr Srr.KKr, A'tir o. U. It. KUOKT. iK't22-l lllll ,'.:. I. V.s', LA. (it. s. liowAi-.n. II ITT II O I, EE as Itittrolil '.-I at (F. II JE IPE I. II - A SOX' (g"ni- lalir known X'o. -Is, Tdain strict, have just l received their new stock of Watches, ,l'weity, S ilver War Plated are, Sirt'ctai among wh i ll iil Iv : t'iiint all tlic laif.V. a:.d inubt ic.tutiiul ttyk' in tlty j liiuvUt-t. I ! Wo i.v) it distinctly" niMliTsto- tliat we var- j ; r:tnt tiie fjnatil y of mir .Ivclry t hv as -m-tl ;is any I layilf, and in stylt, Lc;;uty ui nui.-h, jiih'i cr.'lii'iirn j ! ol' i.ikiii;iiiNhi', it is n.-t t lf sur;issr.. Vt j ; 4i nt'llin nt tiio ltist I.;.st.'i u i'i ir s It.r otsli. A i full a.-'Stirünctit uf Cluck.- ithvavsou hand. L,. jo;.v-fi().T, i'oofi :t 1:; and Blank Book Manufacturer, l'i ret street, Ivtwrcn Main nii1 lci;st, KV.VNSVll.l.K, IXI). lilaiik il'M.ks rille!, ft! and made tn tnIr tlm best j;tier, fn-ni a Mrinoramluin to te lari-st Lodz r. Mnsie mul Müazaips be-uud in any ty,e. ort JT-OiiidAw FWUIX WiTH'iü VO TIClli VKÄK- ! IL by K'ivcii to the Tax Payers of Vanderburgh County, that 1 have r ;-eived from ;he Audit- r of j the County the Tax Duplicate for the current year, ! and will be prepared to receive tbe T.ixos aws.-c.I ; for-the current vcariisösi ;tt mv Ooice, from and ! after the l-"th day oi October, 1S.VV ! l-'or the rate of Tax-iiion lor the current year, see ! small hand bills poMod uu through tie- Coiintv. j thi:oioi;k vkxkjiaxx, i ectJ'J-Gwd 'J'rr.ni'.t'rr i, I'mt. '. JJ frS s tifi'Tl V i V O E.i It 7V 'E II- I JLP Sill P. Tin- firm of Watson, Newbury ,v Co., I wui iliin.lvi-il (li-l. Is(. IS S j The bnsiie-- will hereafter be carried i II under . tin- liroi of Newbury A Clement, u bo ai'e authori.-d to ti-tllv Up the hilMli..'nd ot tbe late tirm. , JiiNA'i H AN WATSON, ' V.. XKWIU'HV, ' .1. II. CI.K.M FNT, I rtl-Z C. S. CHKKX. c t K.M KNT111; I-'ull SALK LOW. 11 V Gil.MKfr.Y. linWI.KS. , ös, PI Iii ! S 'IT II 'Ii PK N'T IM-:. ö IIB LS. IN 1KU- : 0 feet onl-r, for sale bv iWMlEilT & IIOW I. KS, oit-2 ip. 'nit i il.HS if to. 11.1 t'iZ C-2lO jus r-ceiVed ibn e b;:irels of trc-h Havana Oranges. C.l'd befoie til ' are all sold. ti ceTh.j t-Eyu Vfi.i .jv O' v interest in our est:.ii'.islinii--ntto Mr. Saiuiad A'icliery, the style and fn ni will in future In; Vickkuy A BiioTiiiJts. in hoi; therefore with the a.-.piisitioit of a new but ex fierienced partner, t!iei'e w ill be an increase of trade to the house. ri hanks for ast favors. Kespi-clfuMv. ,v., J. Y It K EK V A Co., oct JO No. 22 Main street. ""X? &H h E B mBBO rE -S I VOAEV SALE AND BETA lb PEA hl.HS I FAMILY GROCERIES, CLASS, KAILS, FLOUR, orain. Seeds, ..icon. Lard, Tubs, Buckets. Churns, and W'oo'lware. geUcraüy, No. ?2 yiain street, Evansville, Ind. (i.Mids delivenid in any part of the city free ofchorge. oct'1 .ias. w. virKi;i:v lonx vicurnv savi'i. vici.r.nv. TT Jt. (U-l'L," F0.1 llilEVCf U AND Commission Ti-Iercliant, No. 2 :soctu Watku Stklkt, Evansvii.i.k. ct21-ly .HOBE OE THOSE El.VE Apples. Also, I.i oung I urkies. I rish Coi n Meal. Young 'hickeiis. Y'oiing Hyson Tea. Sweet Potatoes, .lust received at oct2D A. 1). L'EYNiiLDS A Co's. "Wb7ETi 'eb b ooiTs'iiS'ifE i it.i; s'. ML A splendid selection m Antiijue, ?-Ioi-.m-co, and Velvet Bindings ; aNo in faiu-v woml. .lost received by HoBELL VuN VNGToN. WP ' " r v ' ' c'A'Tif v!T u s .' .' .' J6.4-BL Y ! 1H Y : The undersigned n-sisctfully announces to the citizens of Evansville that he has opened a food store on the corner of Water and Locust streets, where l.e kn-ps constantly on hum! a supply of all kinds of Feed which he will s. U at the very lowest cash prices and ih-liver to any part of the citv tree of charge. Pleas. give him a call. octju " .1. C. Dl Sol'CHET. P,tj Prompt attention given to all orders. itEi-iyj.Es : iiif K es ; .' 100 'plar shingl-'s. Just received and for sale by iw:i2 John F. GLOVEB. OHEi'S Nijv. iiil er, at L.IitlES HOOK EOR HOBEL A CONYNGTON'S. not ID S i ST HE CEI I 'I. U .ly'lt EOli S.11.E eby Z. 11. COOiv A SON, 2 brls Cranberrieri ; C(X) lbd choice We-tern Ileserve Ilutter, in cloths, an No. 1 articla ; 1 brl Hiirnin Fluid ; öi 0 QuigleyVlIaiiis, at reduced jirices. uo 17 Tnpj-Vir o ti ce. the stockHOI.HEliS in the llranch at Evansville of the State Bank of Indiana fold Lank), are hereby noti- 1 tied that a further dividend of ten per cent, from : the surplus fund (making fifty per cent, declared " lrom that fund) m ill he payable on and after Saturday, thc2oth inst. " j A further and bind di vidend wiil be paid about the i 2oth of Deceuibi r, when tha Bank will Im' lolly settied up vuil closed, the redemption ,f the outstand- : ing circulating notes liein pn jieriv provided for. G. '. KATHBONE, Cashier. novld.1t ( Enquiti r copy) ; C CHEESE .I-VH IIO.ltEVl.-- ; Hl lbs cii-'ice W. H. Che. se; ' ö brls White Fiint Homiiiv ; ! For sale by VICKEUY UTIOS., novlü No K2 Main st. i Cf r ififltR YlfsS'IT it L Cm- ' ' WHEAT FLO! li . 5 brls Cranberries extra quality ; 10 Viae Buckwheat Flour: ' In store and for rale ly VICKEItT BROS.,-. ! novl-; No- U Main t. W A HIES FVB SA LOT OF THE LATEST JiL-J stiies Capes, Half ,ties tapes, Half tapes, ictoriaes, Cufis, etc., just receive 1 bv Express at V.MTlEIt a MAKCONNIER'S, novlO i'j Main street.

- MISCELLANEOUS. 73i.- 'if 111 .7 RIiTlifT JJS OP I, E Ji are just b;;iiinin to lind out that V atson, Nembnry & Co., can, and do, nell lumber cheaper limn any other deulers in town; cotisi ipiently, tiny go there and buy, and are so well satisfied that ihcy )40 tw ice and three times ver. 2ov. as we calculate tistay here and si 11 boards, we say to all who ttre in want ot plank, come and ee us, at the corner of Alain anil Eighth streets, and we will satisfv von, that hat we say is ti ne. WATSOX, X EWBTAY A; Co. CH'tll i'EW-jYtröfiiöZy 'e TsZsTJtjif Gooils, Itibbons and Flowers, on Friday lr.ornins, October ttii, lS'S, Permit me to call yonr attention to my stock of Spring "tlillinery GimhIs, which have been bought under favorable cirenmstancos, and wlntlt for vnciety and novelty of stylo ' wiil, 1 tmsf, Int found to surpass auvthin'4 ver brootht to this city. ' F. B. BA llKElt, - ' I'ir.st street, between Alain and Locust, opposite the IVst OtHco. etil ,

. r.vifitiEs. 3 in bids. Alum, in " CopiH-ras, - ö ' Sui.hur, . -' ' - 5 " Yen. rod, 2 " Guui Camj hör, J 2Ö0 Cream Tartar. . . öneoil .lute inch rope Cö " AIauith inch do, . ' L'ö " hemp halle! rojie, 2ö ' Manilla ' 'zö do.. Bedcords, i in reels cotton 4 inch do, - n) bales X'o. 1, Canneitou Batting, 7ö lioxes Star .Candles, 7ö boxes Diamond Starch, 20 bags Alspicj, - .r -j - i Ceroons Carr.iccas Indigo. 23 bales Caudle Wick, 23 bags 1'epper, Ö ' Cloves, , A small lot of extra family flour. . . For sale low to close consignment, bv octii WHEELER KIÖGS. j $t. tn.9iii.Es sii,tö.y-, .v. g, OP Kir-t street, opjiosite tiio l'ost ojiici-, Evansville, ! Indiana. Tbo crtiy.;.ns of Kvansvil-e and th pnl1 lie generally are res)f-ctfuHy informed that this i magldiirent saloon (tbrmeriy Bul k's Exchail.) has j been entirely refuted and furnished it: every detirt- ! nieut, nud is ni.w open for the season, where visitors j can always have served np at the shortest notice ami j in the most suiierb style all tin deiicaci-s of the season, pamo of all kinds, Yenison, Wiid Duck, Turkey, Fish, Ac. i Shell Oysters received daily, by express, as well j as in cans, will be served in every stylo to suit the , patrons of the St. Charles. j Billiard players will find at this saloon a srt of the ! finest marble to; Billiard Tables from t lip well : known and celebrated factory of J. Al. Brunswick j A Co. 1 Suppers served tip at all hours, day or night, j A splendid luucli will be erved up, in the most ; appropriate stvle, every morning at 10 o'ciock. I oi.ts " J. G. HAJi-lNGTON'. I rNiiiEiiEsrTfiii'VRizsT iiTs7juJt DY in tiwn, at the lowest figure, is at Decker ! A Kramer's. Hotel and C'i tlee-hwuse keepers, and ; all others that can appreciate, good liquor and wish i to buv it cheap, in ipiautities to suit, call soon as it goes ÖR fast. (octll) DECK Kit A K.'AAIE.'. O O SI Ell l -E a E T.I I! i.i: S -Fit E sit AURIVAL. 2'l Turkies. In Dozn Chickens. ! 4'i Bushels PotatiK-s. -IU Dozen E-'jrs. A. D. ItEYXOLDS A CO. oidG 8l itKK'l, JSrazil Nuts. KnIinh WalmiN, Fi-s, riüins, cnrrynii, riAk eamly, oysters, lohsteiH, yanliiies, a un, ejisuni salts, eulphnr, roll lii inihtuii'.s cuipi eras, iiiadU-r, extract of logwood, imlij;u, cream tartar, sda, led-eurds. Mucking, liittin.n, elnves, ornihüt, riars nf nit kinds, nutmegs, injer td ail kinds, p,iarid jars, lantrrnr nud fiasks, l.Mtittii svrnp, imi-tai d, u.atclietf. ftvnper iiiee, isli moss, s'.oiie 1'ipos, powilw, wtl'ety hue, toUicco of ail kinds, tmwy scaps. starch, vinegar, cordage, U tter, ne-ie, en,, and w l it inz paper, tfas, flour, cauillior, env'K)pes, salt eti r, etc., etc., tio. A cupplv oi'tlie above kejd eoiiftant!v tri hand, and fi.r sale loir, l,y Ol LRKH T A: J!i AVJ.KS, oct.'f-tf Syeaninre Street, near AVatrr. i st uot ':.ff jvj ujj't to Sell fnih k. Id barrels nie ;rmn Amden : finest I of the neason. JWt-ij A. 1. UKVN'OLDS Co. UQXTUX, ! just rrrivtiifr l.v Stoainl'oats mitt nailrouc, n j I:irp: :vn c.u,W assort itR'iit of ; Cooking & Heating Stoves, j of the very latest Fall stvhs and pattern, which I . can sell at lower prii es Hum the rcat panic times of IfS.'iT. And I am fixed to do House Hooting, Guti lerinir. Copper and Sheet Iron W ork, and all other i .lob Work in my line, with preat care and dispatch, ; which I wan ant to Is? eipiai, if not superior, to I most work done in this city. Call on the Pioneer. octi THOMAS SCANTLIS. - lOO. hushu-:i8 1'iti.ni: vjs v.' i"0 lniih. Sw:t rtat'xs, ; , 10 iU 'ruh Aidless A Iii. Is. Nu. 1 extra Mjn-ker-vl, j i o. 2 M:irkcrtl, I 40 Imix'S f xtra fli'irin, ! frirti Ut.-. rxtralargc Ccdti-iU. Joreivcfl ai-.il for ' h.i!i' I'V fH-Ul Z. JI. ruOK t !-ONf. S - fTjfHJ it UtJf L llDiwand lj't in N". E. Enlargement ot tin? city ; ff EvaTivill '. Eit-iuir ut tho U. E. A I.iIiioc, io. 1 1, NtTtli Tliir! st rivt, Evanwvillo. ! ot-tl C. C. COLLINS. MU1J TJlW8lI.r WJfO AMI fKLK'TEI. (I li AYES' FAMILY MFIUCINES. ; A'(o not -fli'irM tu intcrfrre with the profisiiiiil t'thirsof ntir nirtliral schools, nor do we pofVt"s any ' skill in i-Iiurninn'iitlcs, hut Jr. d raves has ojtoiiotl to our ii.in'etioii a mass uf IrttTH from Iii ttciits ; nii-I iiiopit r'jv'.-tah!t Iriiist.s in nil parts ol t)ie : roimtry, whU h cojiiint-inl iiia tainily me'liciiK's in ; tin liiliest t-rmH. Tluy niwt with n very extf ntled Kale, which of it.-wlf is an excellent recommendation. Wo always feel reluctant to "niaku any endorsement of itiedirtiies, but there are so many localities where no regular practitioners are within rearh, and so many tliseaen which require prompt remedies, that a supply of the preriptiitn.s prep;in a by Ir. 0 raves, comm-vided as thry are for eMnnency, would jirove almost invaluable. In all eases of S HirknctfS our fiist alvti is to call the aid of a phyMeian, but, if that is impraetünble, it seent to us that l)r. i raved oilers remedial aent? in j;ue, eiioJera nim bus, Ac., which may be afely iiied, ad he ives assurance that no dcrleterhnw c-ompouiidd are used in thuir preparation. LotthrUle Journal. I)r. Graves' anti-Fever and A?ne, anti-Bilious, Purifyinir. and Cathartic Pills am iualnablo to those atllicted with any of these complaint:. Him American Liniment in (."lining a liigli reputation for healing all kinds of ailments, both f lnau and beast: av:dpa rents should rememlM'rthat his "Golden Yermifiie," is a certain remedy for cxiiellinjr worms from the system. For sale by Wholesale Druggists generali-. Hai, I, 'K k A STomiAHn, Kn.Li'.u A Vhile, VTm. IIivkbowkk, and Lkecii a Causi.ktt, Agents at Evansvilie, Indiana. oct2-oind TfUST RECElfEIl. a-ESTEUJS' QJr reserved Cheese, Canvassed Hams, S. C. Soda, German Soups, Shaker Brooms, Fine Sweet Toliacco. for halo by fsept2! A lot jtwt received aid A. I). KEYNOLDS A Co. rgwTTisE's p0TE-r cross-cut JS. Saws, just received and for cale bv ii.T7 JACOB STHAl'B, No. 40 Main Bt. .1 T C V T T E B S .1 V 11 STliEFEKS Just received and for sale at reduced Cash Prices. JACOB ST RAI B. . nov!72w No. 4(1 Main st. ROSE Ell O VE BE EE, S CAIlPENTJilt &. JOIXER. Shop va First street, near Kratz A lleilm.iu's Foundry. All onlers for work promptly attended to. . "-V holesalo Merckants, Manufacturcr, anil others, in want of packing boxes, will find this shop the cheapest plan iu. tho citv to get their ordern rilled. JOS. OVEKELL. Evansville, Nov. 17, I8Ö8. 2v ISSOEVTIO V iVO THE IS linreby giveu that the uartnemhiu latelv ex isting between Joseph C. Jewell and Win. J. Benjamin, under the firm of Jewell & Benjamin, was dissolved on the löih inst., by mutual conseut. The business will I. continued bv our successorai, Joseph C Jewell, Elizur Newberry and Jonathan II. Cb nient, under the firm of Jewell, Newtierry & Co., who aro alone authorized to settle the business j ol the late firm. .1. C. JEWELL. ! WM. J. BENJAMIN. i Evansville, Now ml-r lcth. 18V. liiid.vw frUOTil E. AH p. rsi ns intuited to us will e ido ase. call and make ievm-nt. nov22 A. IifLEYNOLDS CO.

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T 11E.lt TEM t ! TEJ.'.'.'J 41 OK hi seiectii u of Green and- illui-k teas just owned and f. r sal by J. W. VICKEUY & Co. uf:u ' '&iittEjj.iirijx irsif. Ä just receivetl at s-pl.-jii A. D. KEYXOLDS It Co's. O I K UJSVI ET, J.VH SJ iijJ-F. Ä"p!ots of over l,noO litres of Luid in Southern Missouri, subject tocnlry at l-J-.'T o'tit per acre. Call and examine thini at the H. L. i 1. Oilice, X'w. 1, Xoi th Third street, Evansville. I i;ll C.. C. COLLIXS. JH aV.ij.HEBSt HJ fE IIEEÄ appointed Agent fol I)ulc, Silwr .t Kelch' ' iKtteut Saw- Guninier. vhich faastttken the prmiti!!t. at the yiechanical 'airs of almost every State in tin ' Vuion. and jironounwd snjH-rior to nnythinj niado ! for gninmiiii; npriIit and cireiilar saws. An assort ! incut always on hand. - -. !- - septet ; GI.O. s. SliXTAGtr. ,R3r iKiiAVe OEE 'T COST 01 w y-t, but selling off at an udvanco on cost, cltirken,'oggs,'butter, oheese, codtiati, tltiur, bacuvi, laTd, -coßei-, sngar, rice, mackerel, popper, njite, nutmegs, cloves, ginger, with, a variety of cthei articles Inatmracrotis to mention. Cullj and exa? tino or yourselves, at Xo: 92 Main street. ' - ft. W. VICKEUY A CO. j a OOK UEltEltEl Tilts. - -I JLAM you want to iret eood Hav. ' - f If you want t get giiod Corn, ..--- .. ; If yon want to get good Oat,. If .m want toget gocsl BraUi - s. . . H yon wiin t to pet good Criwiinl Fee.!, ; ' ' It yon w ant to get good t hicken FVed, .. If yon want to get good Corn Meal, If you want to get good Timothy Seed, - -If oit want to get good Grass Seeds of nv and evcrykind, call at 1! VSTOX'S- FH and Seed htorw, under the Telegraph Office, where ymt ran beo comnidated as cheap as tiio rhcaiieit, aud as goinl as the best, delivered in any part of the ritT- free of drayage. liecollect, at Rt'SIOX'S. on M uter streetJust received, my first shipment by Canal, 11)0 toni of first-rato new Timothy Hay, and for sulv cheap. sept2 " - K. S. IL gl I'lSMr-'ZaO EES. ,VEU KLW ion lj.ixi riiw Crackers, löu coils Aianiiia lUijie, ! . 2,:Vki Seamless Bags, 2 and 21 J bushels. Eeceived and forsaie by sej.27 I'UESTOX' BROS. TSHESIt CEn.ll! WMBE, AY.,4t-c ! Jl dozen Cedar I'ails, wnite, red and sti iped, br 9 brass iiounu, 10 nestj Cedar Keeler, I-!.i:i and irtriped, brass bound, - .1 dozen revered Cedar Cans,:ir:iM 'jouml, 3 Birxm, j " l edar Churns, brass ImiuiuI, ö " plain white Cedur Fails, iron bound, 2 ami ,'l hoops, 5 " stout iron botmd Stable Pail?, - ö ' Steamboat Pails, Mont iron bound,20 nests stout Cedar Tube, iron bound, 4 and 11 iu each nest, f dozen largest Horse F.tickct, 11 common iron bound I'ucPets, ' This day received, aud now o-iiiii iu tho Dncst comlition, at the new Wooden Ware store of sept24 .1. II. LESSE LL, 272 Main sf. bet Seventh and Eighth, Iaui.svilli!,Ky. ""fSl f't' iit t tTÄ"i,' Ts. .fojitfzE 9 w Varnished Well Buckets, stout and Weil made in all respects. The ipiality and prh-o arts euch as cannot fail to tfitit the tra.le." sc t2d J. B. KI SSELL, .172 Main st., bat. Seventh and Eighth, Louisville-. Kr. HISH. CHOICE ICK'S I'otatiaa. wYESHJlö dozen Chickens, HK1 2D bids, extra Flour, öd sacks " " 'M tons Bran. Just received and for sale 1T 8ept2i . H. COOK & SON. np O E O VE RS ' OE Ci O ÖI1 TE -it A superior ariiclo of Yonns Hyson. .Iimt rceived atid for tale by A. V. HEl NoLfSii Co. -sept27 1E B. HE I.. I tltOIX, EBE.Vt II 1YEK AND SCOl ItEB, Corner of Vine and First iitreot, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, Would respectfully inform the ladies and gentlemen of this citv and vicinity, that ho has o cued a DYEING, CLEANING" AND LEl'AIiUNti ESTABLISHMENT, Where ho will clean aud dyo all kinds of Silk and Woollen Goods. Will remove urease, paints, Jtc, without the fliehtest injury to the goods. Ail work done at this establishment will lie warranted to give entire satisfaction. , nopril-Uni rjpiis. loo ii.ii.E chests v7 J- Boxes, all kinds. Jm-t received at GIL BELT BOWLES, sep!23 Sycamore street. WPK" coitus. "mo 7 i:gcitjtJEs -La? r'ottoii, Hemp, nud Manilla, in dozens -i-r on r.-els. Just riwiveil and for sale bv sept2.'l , GlLliEBT Ic BOWLES. Vf.MltE 1Y1I .nitfvi: .vbV LANCE BY HOME COMPANIES. The undersigned having been appointed Agent for Evansville and vieinitv. of the INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. S. F. CUVlNGTL'N, Sec y. T. A. älOillUS, lWt AM TtIK RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. B..I. 11 Alii A WAY, Sei y. S. HAI IIA W AY, Liest are prepared to underwrite upon the lietter cla?i of Fire and Marine IiiikK, at am U w rattan of pre ininin as are consistent with permanency and re lability. These Companies routine their Ijusinesä exclitsivo y to the State uf Indiana. ?y"All losses uieedi!y adjusted and irotnptl paid without any abatemeul or diminutioii what ever. ' - V. Keferences: Every man, without cxoeptlon, who has ustnined los iu either Couipa-ty, a. list ot whom nil citizens of our own State mar wen at our oflic. A. D. REYNOLDS & Co. Evansville. Jnlv f. lS."ai-lv Z.111S. -8ÖO KEVS JLSSOitTEIl 9! sizes. TIMOTHY SEED, 10!) buuh. prime ucw. For alo bv ' cept2:i 0i!K, DAZELL & Co. M VICE. 10 TIERCES Pltl.nE. -EÖB Ml Ilk, sale, low, by e,,fj:; GILBERT' IlOWLEf. mmicHEREE white eIsii. ft "jC . On barrels and half barrels. I'icked Moss 25 bales, lletined Sugars Till barrels Crushed, Powdered, and lietined WTiite. For sale bv op!2.s GILBERT BOWLES. SWOOSIER VEtiETJIBEESr MM) 18 -dozen Chickens. H " Ejrp, H) bnaih. Sweet and Irish Potatoe. Also, Hamburgh L'heeam sept 21 A. D. KEYXOLDS A Co. Irgjoitjcco. 100 it ox lis jlsri'i L caddiii. of pound, half pounds, os. Twists, ic, medium tf very tine Yir;riuio. Cigars A larjre ' and full assortment of favor:t brands. For bale low by ef.118 .-- a GILBERT BOWLES. SutfllER JEUEEEilTsÖ"RE. The subscrilier has ojiena-d a new feed store, in the Shauklin building, at the corner of Water aud Locust streets, where he will keep a full su;-ply ol all kinds of the best feed, which he will sell at the very lowest market prices. He had on hand corn, hay, oats, meal, bran aud shipstutr, Jtc, Ar.. wpt22 .1 C. DESOCCHET. KKOOOLa' PRIME EEJ 2Ta bush. Irish Potatoes. 2. " Sweet " 20 ' Choice Onions. ' l'l.noo lbs. (juigley'B Hams". ' :i,no0 " liiu-on Sitles. l,00c " Shoulder. , . . öiw ' Bacon I'ork. Ita.isins, Curranta aud Citron. LVMiti feet Patent Safety Fuse. E. & C. R. by sepls '.. 11. Roceived per COOK SON. 1RESCEJT t IT' 1' iJA'i.V J.VH SLyFlooring Mill, Sash, Door aud Bliud Manufactory ; Window and Door Frames ; Baxe. Ciuin and Mouldings of nil kinds modo toonler; Dressid Flooring aud Weather-boarding n hand. " - The undersigned would inform the public In general, that they have fitted the above establishment with new machinery, and are now in operation aud ready to execute all manner of work fn their line on short notice, and in as good style as any similar establishment in this part of the country, and on reasonable ternw. Orders from alumni .solicited, which will be promptly filled and carefully put up and shipped. Ordcra from builders, carpenters, and lumlier merchants, promptly attended to. Our establishment is on the Canal Basin and City Wharf, convenient to the river and lUiilroad Depot, and tho business parts of the city. DYSON WADE. spt2n-2ind Enquirer aud Volkslmte copy. WRIJ"TSr-2.0 B JUL ES JSSORTEO, JL leitest stylo. ,, DELAINES, , 3 Case assorted Manchester, Hamilton and Iacific, rich handsome patterns. 250 Bales Brown Sheetings and Shirtings. FLANNELS, 20 Bales lied, White and Yellow. ' LININGS, 5 Cases assorted large and small Plaid. CANTON FLANNELS, . 5 Casus Brown and Bleached. . 1 41 fancy, for linings. CHECKS AND STRIVES, 8 Cases and Bales assorted. BOOTS AND SHOES, 200 Cases assorted. HATS AND CAPS, ' ' 60 Cises. Just received and forsaie at reduced pries, by sept!81 KFEN'E PRESTOS. W?filVR !EEO UK! ! M- bags extra 3Uer8ne White Wheat Flour öl do. -, do - do , 2.1 brls ilo ' - -i do Now arriving, and for sale in quantities to su purchasers, by V1CKEKY BROS;, novlö Xo. 8 I Main st.