Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 92, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 November 1858 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IND. WEDNESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 21

No more Agitation . We think we may safely assert that the late game of slavery agitation connected with Kansas, is completely played out. Kansas itself is in a political syncope, the result of the frightful spasms and convulsions which exhausted its strength and wasted its rigor ; The South is weary of a strife which has revealed the superior colonizing capacities of the North, and which, if continued, would make all the remaining Territories free States. The North has become satisfied of the impracticability, as well as of the injustice of the doctrine of " no more Slave States," and has wisely decided to let the people of the Territories themselves say whether they will, or will not, have slaves. ' Eut the chief reasons for the cessasion of the slavery agitatiou, is the fact that there are other suhject3 of more vital, practical importanceto be agitated. The revision of the tariff is a question of growing interest and moment; the exhausted condition of the Treasury 13 a matter that cannot be neglectd, and the necessity daily grawing more apparent for a railroad and telegraph to the Pacific, is a subject that must attract attention. These questions will demand the earnest consideration of the coming session of Congress, and so monopolize the time and talents of our statesmen as to leave no leisure for melo-dramic " shrieks for freedom," and stale disquisitions about the " rights of the South." The nigger question is dead in general and in detail, and there are none but bankrupt politicians to grieve over the carcasof the defunct theme. Ej?""It is understood that the President is at last disposed to abandon hia infatuated proscription for opinion's sake. He has discovered that he is ouly a tenant of the White House, not its owner, and that his lease is running out. One member of the Cabinet not Judge Black is known lo protest bitterly against this course of the Union and the removal of democrats from office. Had the spirit of proscription not been acted upon, the year which hns gone by would not have been so discreditable to the Administration. J6?fTlio trial of Isttac Newton, tor the murder of William Phillips, took place at the late session of the Spencer Circuit Court at llockport, and resulted in the conviction of the accused, of manslaughter. He was sentenced to twenty-one years imprisonment in the psnitentiary. , 8J"TIk' Bowling Green Democrat urges tiie importance of a geological survey of the State. We hope that a competent geologist nmy be employed, and that a full report of the vast mineral resources of our State may be given, so that capitalists within our borders and from abroad, nifty know what a rich field for capital and enterprise, we possess. Eis? The Washington correspondent of the Now York Herald, states upon authority, that there is no foundation for the state ments made by Washington correspondents, that. Secretary Cobb intends to recommend nn increase of twenty or twenty-five per (wt duty on tea and coffee. Sg?" The free bread for the puor, which was announced for distribution in New York on thanksgiving day, was not forth-coming. The whole affair was a mean hoax, which deceived hundreds of poor people into waiting from fen till three o'clock in the afternoon in vain for the promised relief. Hogs. On Monday, at Terre Haute, there was a- decided downward tendency in the hog market, and sales wore made at 5 50( & 75 for good hogs. ; The fame disposition k manifest at Cincinnati and other points. Holders are eager to make sale"?, and buyers rather disposed to hold off. TU Governor' Message. 'Senators ano Representative : . . Previous to the year 1852, provision was made in this State for annual sessions of the Legislature, but the members of the convention who framed our existing constitution believed that biennial sessions, after that period, would, in ordinary times, be sufficient. They provided, however, that when in the opinion of . the Governor, the public welfare should demand it, he might call a special session of the General AssembI.V. The thirty-uiuth session of the General Assembly, which adjourned on the fith day of -March, 1857, did not pass any low for tlie purpose of raising a revenue for the years 1857 and 1858. Until that time it was confidently hoped by the people of th State that their Representatives tvonld at all times be willing to provide the : necessary means to sustain every department of the government, established by their Constitution. They also expected that provision would be made to support every benevolent Institution they had approved. They felt that although improvident legislation had in former days impaired the credit of their State, as similar lej;is!utiou had injured the reputation of others, yet, that for many years, the credit of Indiana, maintained hi every particular, was to them a matter of just pride, and congratulation., liiey tell that although Indiana, in the days of lier .impro vidence, hal leeii uuahlc to maintain the high character of a sovereign Stale in responding to all her pecuniary obligations, . yet she had now Rttaiued to that position ot wealth and intlucuce among her sister States, mat aitv lanure to reilecin every un dertaking would be injurious to her credit and her honor. - 1 Notwithstanding these ami other considerations, the members of the lat Legisla ture, for realms into which it is not my lu ty to inuuire, failed to enact the laws ne cefsary to sustain the various interest lo which I have, alluded. , - Shortly after such adjournment, 1 informed the, people of the State that there v.as necessity tor legislation. and expressed a, readiness, wueuever the laws conid be it-d, to call the im-inliers together, Heii.-vhii; that tlnie whs sin a want of Inn 111..11V 111. .nc them, that uecestary legislation o.uld not l.e secured, I d lined to exi.ici;e the power entrusted to the Governor, to ell a social se'.on ot lhe

General Assembly. But a new Legislature j having been elected, I have at the earliest ; practicable day exercised the power to which ! I have before alluded. " ;

Although the Legislature failed to appre- j . .1 1 ciate the means which were then in the Treasury to SHStain the interests for which they had been raised, the Administrative and Executive officers of the State believed that such was the regard that the people of Indiana had for the government they had established such their anxiety for the maintenance of their constitution, and the support of their laws, that it was their imperative duty to apply the money in their possession to the purpose for which it was collected. From the adjournment of the Legislature, those officers have endeavored to sustain every interest of Indiana, as provided for her by her constitution and her laws. They found that the laws of the State provided that the Auditor, Treasurer and Governor were authorized to procure money to pay the interest upon the public debt. Believing that the welfare of the State would be promoted by paying such interest, a loan was negotiated on the 22d of June, 1858, with the Board of Commissioners of the Sinking Fand, for one hundred and sixty-five thousand dollars, which was applied to the payment of such interest. After the State has undertaken to pay all the interest and principal of her debt, her sovereign integrity demands that herobligaationS3jhould be redeemed. Sec. 1 of art. 9 of the constitution, declares that " It shall be the duty of the General Assembly to provide by law for the support of Institutions for the education ot the Deet and Dumb and of the Blind, and also for the treatment of the Insane." No appropriation wa3 made by the Legislature to sustain those Institutions, but the money was in the Treasury the clear provision of the Constitution that those Institutions should be supported, the officers of 1 the State thought should be supported and executed, and accordingly they applied the funds in their possession to that purpose. The officers of the State have been ' enabled,by an economical administration of the public funds, t thus far sustain every department of the government, and pay the interest on our indebtedness, leaving a ballance in the treasury of $131,342 28, without making aay loan except the oue to which I have before alluded. No tax having Gld. levied forlthe years 1857 and 1858, all,the resources for sustain ing tne government, or maintaining 113 credit, will, at an early day, be exhausted, unless the Legislature shall provide a reme dy. I recommend to you, therefore, that at as early a day as possible, you take into consideration the condition of the treasury, and that a tax be levied for the year 1858 The report of the Auditor ol State will exhibit to you the amount which it is esti mated will be necessary to raise. If the tax is levied at once, it can be collected in time to meet the ordinary expedilurcs of the government. It will be necessary to negotiate a loan to meet the interest which will 1 due upon the public debt upon the first day of January, 1859. No difficulty will be found in negotiating such loan, provided the levy is mad for the year 1858 Justice to the residents and owners of the property of the State demands that the cx penses of the government should be paid by them equally, according to the value of their property, lo secure so desirable a resuit it has loner been the policy in Indiana to have frequent, valuations of all the real property within the State. Accordingly, on the 13th of l ebrtiary, 18: I, an act was passed to appraise the real estate, and to make the value of the surue equal and uni form. Since that tune no act ot the Legislature hns lieeu passed ordering a new ap praisement. In tue meantime the increase in the value of that kind of property has been very lnrce. If that increase had been uniform, a necessity for a new appraisement would not exiüt. But since the -passage of that law, a great difference has arisen in re ference to the relative value of real estate When the last, assessment was made there was but one railroad completed to Indian apolis, from any point in the State, nor were any other of the existing works finished. You cannot but appreciate the effect that those roads have had npon the valuo of the property of the State. Indeed, it has so in creased the value of such property, that it is confidently believed thnt a new assessment would show that the taxablea of the State now amount to four hundred million dol Iura.' If this view of the subject is correct, it is manifestly unjust that the revenues paid for the support of the government should be levied upon the appraisement ot 1851. At my request the Directors of the State Prison have made a partial report as to the condition of that Institution. You will ob serve bv an examination of that report that the new cell house has been finished, but even now. after' the same has been com pleted, sucn is tne limited capacity 01 inai institution thnt it is impossible to retain with safety, or employ with profit, more than three hundred and fifty convicts. The num ber which will be confined there bv the first of January, 1859, will4," in all probability, amount to five hundred. You will therefore see the absolute necessity of either greatly enlarging the existing prison, or of erecting an additional one in some other part of the State. In view of the prison being located upon the southern boundary of the State, thereby causing a heavy expense in transporting the convicts fiom the van ous counties, and believing that a rr tion of the laborbf the inmates could be more profitably employed in some other locality, and relying upon the adrice and opinion of those most experienced 111 managing such institutions, that three hun dred to three hundred and fifty convicts are as luanyas should be confined in one locality, I accordingly join with the Directors and Warden of the Prison in recommending to you that a law be pasted at an early day, providing for the erection of another State Prison, and that the same be located some where in the northern portion of the State, Little can be done towards the erection ot said Prison until the spring- ot 1859. II it should ha regarded by you as desirable to use the laIor of a portion of thecoiiv icts iu the election of said prison, one hundred and fifty to two hundred of them ccould beemployed forthat purpose. If voii should decide to pass such a law, provision should be made for she purchasing of more land for the use of 1 he new, than lielons to the State adjoin ing the present prison, mere are gen erally conliued in the prisou many who could be profitably employed 111 raising necessaries for the support, of the Institution. I have thus briefly called to your atten111 those interests of the State which de mand, in iny opinion, your immediate ac tion. I have done thus in the hope that a few days only of your time will be required, deterring to make any other recommendation until yon assemble tit the regular session, which will be on the 6th day of Jarnary, 1859. Iu conclusion, I hope that liariiiuuy iiiuv previui in onr oiin ii.s, titiu . -;. : . . that wcMoin aud pnlriutisin nmy fsuule your actions. ASH BEL P. YY I l.uAlil . ' J8r"If is sai.l that Ex-Mayor Wood, of; New York, is iu Wnsliiugtun, after tin ösi- ; tion as Ciovernor of Ntl.rakn, lookiuo I" : future jiolitical prominence hen .Xelnul, a may be made a State.

A Novel Expedition. An expedition of an unusual character, and highly interesting in a commercial

point of view, is about to leave our shores. A number of respectable persons, of various ; j i 1 - - 1 1 .I-.: industrial pursuits, accompanied by their families, design to sail shartly tor an island in Central Oceanica, one of the Papuan groupe, with the avowed object of establishing a colonial settlement for. the cultivation of sugar-cane, cotton, coffee, and othor tropi cal products, with the abundant and cneap free labor to be obtained from portions of the Molar Archipelago ; also, to establish a free port for the exchange of products with the people of the surrounding islands, which shall become an entrepot of the trade with China and Australia, and available as a coaling station and for the supply and re fitting of whaling ships in the Pacitic waters. The objects embraced n this scheme of colonization and trade, have within the last two years engaged the attention and received the approbation of several Departments of our National Government and of commercial bodies in different parts of the country. The House of Representatives, in a report, No. 307, Thirty-fourth Congress, Firstj Session, recommends that we "open the trade of the Malay Archipelago, at points where Hollaud fails to make good her pretensions to an exclusive intercourse," and suggests that "private enterprise will be abundantly sufficient to accomplish this end," if protected by the Government ; and says, furthermore, in this connection : " Let that surplus of energetic force which frequently manifests itself by restlessness at home, or in adventurous and ill-devised enterprise, be turned into this opulent channel, and it will become a source of strength at home and a theme of admi ration abroad. The Boston Board of Trade, reviewing this report, in a memorial acU dressed to Congress, published by the board in 1857, urge upon the attention of Con gress the propriety and importance of despatching " an envoy to negociate treaties of amity and commerce with any independent tribes or states of the Archipelago, which may be found there of sufficient power and importance to warrant so doing." - , . ' It is not the policy of our Government to take the initiative iu enterprises of this character, but it is ever ready to protect the enterprise of pnvate citizens, in remote lands with which we have had no previous intercourse, by the establishment of diplo matic and consular agencies ; and we are informed that the promoters of this new American enterprise in the South Pacific, have been assured by the Executive that the expedition shall le protected by an official appointment. The scheme now presented is a novel one, and may appear somewhat romantic in some of its aspects;, but weire u39tired that it is the result ot much careful personal olservation at the point of settlement, and that it has been carefully matured. Our present relations with China, which obtains from the Malay and Papuan islands the greater portion of the raw staples employed in her arts and manufactures, renders I he es tablishment of a free entrepot in the eastern portion of the Malay Archipelago, under American auspices, and to become in a measure an American Singapore, an event ot signal importance to our Lasleru and Pacific commerce. Bfe"There is a general concurrence iu the opinion, that in the spring of 1859, Imsim-ss will take a start, and that before the next year is out, we shall have recovered from (he effects of th lat prostrating panic. An opinion, scarcely less general, anticipates that the winter, now lose at hand, v ill lie a severe one, especially upon thosf out of! employment. s The " l'iccolouiini Roval Kridal Skirt," and the " Piccolomiiii Ktustle'' are all the rage among- the New York fashionaliles, just now. gS" The vote for Gerrit Smith in New York, insignificant as it is, exceeds that of the Buchanan ticket in Illinois. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. TtAJSK SiJIf "1. A J .Vi'AT Till HSDAY. All ye who v ish to cive thsiiku 1 au And all the necessary art;.-U i, such as 250 lbs dressed Chicken und nirkuy ; Cranberries, Pumpkins, ÖjMc, I'sUius, Cm ants, " Citron, And many other good things, at nov24 . - 11. cuur it n. rMIBBAA'M.H JL- hi We call alo furnislt TKAfK S:ALES of anv capacity. Theso S-ales are frc-ni the uiauut.o torv of E. T. FAIRBANKS .t CO., SI. Jolinsburg. Vermont. Every Scale is tested and sealed, and wat -ranted correct. For testimonials wt refer lo the thousands of persons using them. . lli'KS IIHIIOK .f CO., Anenls, iiov24 Water ntivi-t, Kraiiavil!". Wl'ST HECEIfTTAI90 Y oiiii II vsoli 'lea; J CHESTS Ol 1 chest G. P. d i do Imp. do; 1 do Oolong do; 4 ! cadili'-s, of various Ie-t an.l -p Jo boxes (iievv) Uaiins ; 8 do H.rtip, No. 1 : 0 do 0al I 'ihmIIcs ; 1 box Clothes Pins ; rt coils Hope, as-Morled , I lot Baskets, do ; tliti 1 glvr Baking I'owd. 1 io ni e ting ..v24 In store and for s?le bv OL.MSTKI i SA HIN OJ'iJEELI.OU,,S JVEH POE. ft The Courtship of aides blandish, at uov4 DOBKLI. .1- HXNt;TON-. jmgAHAXI'ES AT LESS TILLS' WfB. Hew Y-ork prices. Ooii't foieri (bat m.O JI ..Con vug ton .ut all the i-l Maga.ius al i- ÖO ly the year. noiiL'-t mK II Ell LEW tC ntUIJS, WIIOLEm w ..i- i .... ... - GiiM-riep, Prodin-' Nails, viti.!..u r.k-u. tili. Sec, No. 17 N. n Hi Kiifl street, corner Sycamore, Evansville, Ind. E. E. WHKKLCR I.1MI.S t. hlOOK. nov2.'i TlKss WA R Er,il Ö XEM P I. v iJT Flasks; 25 boxes Pint Flasks; lft do Quart do; '.O do assorted Glass .lam; .00 do do do Tillliblels. Just recei-ved per steaiuer I'aml.ride Citv. and t.r sale by nov28 WHEELER i RIGGs.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MFV SUGAR IO IIHDS PRIME w w new Sugar just received bv nov23 WHEELER. & EIGGS. MPVCBETS AV Tt'JBS 30 ÖOZE.V MJP Buckets, Blue and Red; 50 dozen Buckets, Red; aö - do do Blue and Green; t ' t - -5 do do Fancy; . , .- 20 lo hf do do;' 20 do No. 1 Tubs; ' 2-v do do 2 do; 10 do do 3 do; 20 (3) Nest do; l." (K) Kent do; - 10 dozen Common Halt Bushels; 15 do Iron Bound do; SO do Wash Boards; 75 do Brooms; 3Ö0 reams ass'd Wrapping Paper. Received and for sale cheap by WHEELER & RIGGS, No. 17, nov23 Corner First and Sycamore sis. .l AII,S AND GLASS-RECEIVED per steamer ''Moderator" 30 kegs 3d Nails, 40 do 4d do; 40 do 6d 75 do 81 50 do 10.1 SO do 12(1 15 do lGfl 25 do 2ud do; do; Jo; do; do; do; 4M boxes 8x10 Glase 50 do 10x12 do; 20 do Ea 10x14, 10x15 and lOvIfi. For tale cheap by WHEELER & RIGGS, nov 23 No. 47, Cor. First and Sycamore sts If IHEELEU & RIGfeS KEMOVW W ED. We have removed to No. 17, corner of First and Sycamore streets, (lately occupied by HollinKSworth Urotlier,) opp. uemeut dt V lete. nov23 WHEELER BIGGS. JTVST BEI 100 BAUS BIO Coffee; 50 pocketts Java Coffee; 150 cattys Imp. and G. V. Tea, 12 F15 11 ea; 75 do do do do do, 6 lbs eacb; 10 half Chests G. P. do; 15 do do Imp. do; 10 do do Y. H. do; 5 do do Black do; For sale cheap by WHEELER & RIGGS, nov23 No. i7, Cor. First and Sycamore ste. V'JiBMI-S-JtrST BECEIlE.lt50 boxes W. R. Cheese. 50 do choice Hamburg do; 75 dozen Hemp Bedeords; 25 gross Bormet Boards; KHO.OOO G. D. Gun Caps; 5H,G00 S. B. do; 50 bales C'aiineltoii No. I Biitting; 7: coils hi in. maiiilla nope; 50 do A' do do do; 25 do do Jute 50 do do do 20 do Ya do Hemp do; do; do. In store and for sale by nv23 WHEELER i RIGGS. rglOBXCCO AJW fARS-lO0 BXS. Jt choice brands Va. Tolocco; 60 boxes tivww and tights do; 25 butt Twist (in full) do; do light presf-(l Va. !o; 75 caddies Blua Hen' Chicken V.j !.; 25 do Thomas' Ti it do; 25 do ''4 aees" do : do; 1 ens.- "Silver Roll" do; too.iKHi ass'.l (;,-riii:in t'iirai-s; 25,oiXi Havanna do; 15ii,hhj liall 'Spanish do. In .".tore find for nlo low bv WHEELER RIGGS, novii No. 17, Cor. First and Sycamore rts. 7jrn T K "WESTERX HESEltVE f BUTTER toll Iihhi'4 pounds ol Western Reserve Roller of extra quality jest owie, and a (ecle In lter than th 1( II. lot. at novit .. 11. COOK A; SON'S. 1511 IOVIVJ PRIME NEW LIVE Geese Feathers; Ann pounds S. C. Soda in J-rJ and life papers; InO do pure Cream Tartar; 5n do.en assorted ltlurkinfr; 5 do larfre ;t liooetl Tul's; lo do assorted P-uckets; 20 do tiuiall anil medium sized Tub. Just received and for salo by iiov23 Z. II . COOK f SUN. FOR NEW ORLEANS. MSl'igll' I ii,,. Li,,,, 1,.u k.t E. II. FA II!CHILD, .1. II. I'awietl. Master, will leave F.vansviile for the above and all intermediate j.oi--. on TUCIiSHAV EVENING, No vein her 25. llT For freilil or passage, applv 011 hoard. tiovÄKil 1'ßi.E-riTt: m t 5 5 l.M:WltiUI .11 ;vl' KKi'EIVEOhali n g; 5n box liai'-nw; rrt ust r'- "Ct.-. - . J.I do do. vo doi No. I do. 20 do do 2 do; lo do Itoli bt d Halt Kttelii-I lo do i-oiullloli do do; lo settK Mi-nsnrey; 25 eases I 'ove I tyslt-t : 20 cases ,11 .it. lies; 5'' l.o.v. s Toha .-o; 50 ,o March; 5o do HMtil'tiruJi Chttf-u. 1- or alt by i,.c T E N N E Y .i SORENSON. M iiiWijK ot;i'iiiin... i. Reynolds i C5. bnvo Sold oue ball of their .lock to Mr. Charles Olmsted anil from and alter this date onr business will be coiolueted under Hie following style ot firm. iiov-22 OLMrfTEP SABIN. IS SOT M.WE PIES aud a variety of Mm olhts kinds every morning at U n lAb-cL. Only t"u icnts each. Also, YANKEE CKILLERS i every afternoon at :i o'clock, at iiHlCKLEV'.V Putent iliend Bakery, First sr., near Main. novly-Ow i grÖB saji:avä BiliuÄ fJvÄ '. M. Steam Entrine, 8 inch cylinder, 20 inch stroke, i with pHinps complete, alt iu Good running order. j Building mntei ml will be taken in exchange. Euquire of L. S. CLARK, novl7 cor. Mist and Chest nut st - I BtSIH. iio.no-fj in boxes ;:t.ir Cmi.lb s ; 10 OiMl do. 4 bilschoicu Leaf Lard; 150O lbs Buckwheat Flour; 1 tusk Z:inle Cuir.iots; loo ionii-ls Choclat : f.yo do did .lava Cflcj ; :'.oo do Split Vuut ; j-i'Hi do pt-uii llsrl.y ; ;;0 boxes choice Halnbltlt; Choes ; 2 bi ls Now York Golden S.vtuo ; f.oO ilSll(;nr Cni. fl In icil B,vl , 5n i-Hcki-choice Kaniily Kloiir; i-ivcd thi day per river and ratliosd. I.v 15 '.. 11. Cuolv & MUM OWE LIS POE.ttS: Winttiei do do l.ongU-llcjw's P-iin. arid Pros W..il:a Iu the beautiful Bin,, eml Gold imIiiI il,Ht i:l.i DOMELL CiNN.JTON"S. EtH AM HI fALI. ui kent , Tiirkies ; Tin nip-: ; t'Uioiii ; 10 dozen I'm. l.ets. lioel?. A. I). REYNOLDS & Co. li. HE VVÖ J AIS w in ir'tore ;u.l loi alo- ' CO., MA fE 1 hl! Fi. ill l.Mid ; 5 bu-b Cfanb.-i i i.-s ; New Suc,ar ; -i lsXCS Oj.al CsuJles ItdilleS V. bovesaild i.oo . S.i.erior Faiuilv FI. -01-; K I t it cUsn t.'icaf-: ; Smoking Tob.-i.-c.... I S T U E I E 1 1 'I'll :') I'.i I-. hite Linie ; lo If lots New Su.'iar; 50 Boxes iT-;;ihia 'l'..l.aecf. ; JOO Coil., .Manilla C.. .laL,e, . I late: t-v n.o In G E l, i l is1 it.. :il lov 1 El co. gpi chirrs ..I'M ii ics..t.ir, p.ithMw AGES all km.K received per steam, r N.-p Inno, and ii .itore. tm '-lie low bv S. E. CI LB EUT A CO. or lit jr.:V EOlt S.U. E. TWO 'OHE Ol eU-t.l4'kel, l.-llxe OXrll, ill ood ol.lel tol sale. Apply to le.v.s.llui F U. ALLES fc.B.JJ.V IA.VII LE.S :ir, BOXES 'ill. i I' Hilt I Soap. IC-r-oi ted ; l'i .o.-S ftsot'. .-.iii Sen Cm. ties, iu -l i'. ... ie. and for sale bv icM.i; i-.boi il i:'l;'s, u.o l N". Main lre..t. '' t i ii e sT.n Ält c it e rsr:- so fll f Bt Cl . r s line .-llpel ior Vlatcbes, Ulislll pasa.-d la (il.-ilily. elieapness, ot liealoe--. of package. 11. -loie. iiii.l lor -aie vol v l..v. I.iv u h i;i;y brotmeks, iio ( . i Main treef. IS Ik' i.e .ii o i. .1 ss i: s c ff fill ..1 ln.olc Ir. .in M:o.!e Sna hieb , au I i-ai r.l tb. nloie ..I ViiivKliv II linTll Ik.iov4 No. s: ylaiii sit. mm o u n e H i: MB TiK.sL'r,H II.K choi. e ( le Mm lbs Sup ( '.o ! '.on ll.s Washing . 10 Bo:t: pine i ' , heap by novl E P IJ'U .'E4ESIa.n Tartai-; .. Sod.-i ; .1- Sal Soda ; an Stun h, Ac, Jr.. lor Mile VICKEItY ISItoTII KKS, No. .S-J .Vlltlll Ktll-S't. fl ff HH IT E S.I.VII 1 O Uli LS 9 W Sea Slioie Sail.i tol ,:ale l-V Pi HE I1..V l;o. FOSTER A- CO 1 'p LA STE If iu PAHIS. Xit 1IUIS. lor sal'-- bv CrtO. FOSTER CO.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. niTTSBVBO COAL. FOB ' SÄTE,

- an cents per bushel, at Wholesale or Re tail, ureters lelt at HORNBROOK'S STORE, Or at onr office on the corner of Fnlton Avenus and Water street. A. J. HL TCI1ES0N Jt CO. nov3-4md L.IM1S 50 BBLS. X'OB (nov4) GEO. FOSTER 4 CO. W W sale bv TfgBKUT HJHH K T SO V VJIVf.m. RIOL S sizes and kinds, in store and Tor sale by VICKERT BROTHERS, iiot4 No. 82 Main street. rff J.-50 Kiijt: i.s, i.j uuk JL aud small, in store, and for sale by nov4 S. E. GILBERT CO. . TAH A SS' II TA. LOW CAJVJOZES. 75 boxes Tor sale by 3. E. GILBERT & Co. riovl Sycamore street, near Water. !fLM ty BUttAH ww 1 hhd. Sugar, 1 barrel Cranberries, 1 larrel Dried Beef, 1 barrel canvassed Hams, 25 bushels Moshanock Potatoes. nov4 A. D. REYNOLDS 4 CO. rmUCKWUEAT ELOIB, tlRITS, JLm Horaminy, unbolted Wheat Flour, Corn Meal, chicken and horse Feed of every variety to be had at Hart's Mill, on Second Street, below Oak. N. B Orders promptly attended to, and every article bought wili be delivered r,t the dwelling of th purchaser. nov4 WMBll fJ BEUVCEi O.VOIWTJSÄ. jM- We are now selling Oysters by wholesale at il 25 per Can. Warranted "extra, and Cans full. Received daily per Express. Z. H. COOK & SON. novl mJ -T BOXES HAMBVBGn CHEESE, jatf Three hundred pounds Zanta Currants. One hundred Genoa Citrous, Ten bushels Cranberries, One hundred bushels prime Turnips, Fifty bushels fresh Corn Meal, Twenty-five bushels prime white Beans, Five dozen Cotton Mops and Mop Sticks, Two hundred Bath Brick, received and for sale by (novo) 7.. II . COOK & SON. m jrjjf. to units, pbime W h new Supar just received and for sale by nov2 PRESTON BROS. E If BICE 5 TIEBCES PBIME new Rice jtifit received and for Bale bv v2 PRESTON BROS. OlFRESH MILCH COWS; for sale at oct27 Z. H .COOK & SON. WBtfALLEIt EOB Ol AI.T ITY and cheapness. Cox's patent refined sptuklinjj ; Gelatine, stronger than Isinglass, at cne half the cost for convenience, strength, purity, beauty and cheapness, stands uniivaileJ for making rich crystalline jelly. For sale by novl Z. n. COOK A SON. g pl0 It II KH Ol' THE COMJBOjySJt'oiiiirilot Hie City of Evansville, I, GeoroeVVoi.fun, Coli tor of said city, do hereby give notice that 1 will sell, on the 2i'.h day of November, 1858, at the doer of the Court Hoiisa In said City of Eva:-is. viMo, between the hours of In A. M., and 4 o'clock. P.M., at Public Auction, the following Lots, or pieces of ground, or so much thereof as may le necessary to pay the following nmonnts charged against such Lots for work done thereon by said Citv, together with Die cost of such sale: Lot II. Bio. k :!2, East Eni $5-1 7i " 27, " 14, Stockwell's Eni 2 IW " in, " 111, " 1 44 ' II, " in; " 2 77 " 12, in, 2 ;; ." :it, " 17, ' 2 no " :;2, " 17, ' 2 oo " 1 and 32 Lower Knl 7 50 " 225 Donation Eni 27 7S oils " 0 (VI " 114 Old Plan.. 2 83 GEORGE WOLFL1N, iiov3-::uil City Collector. OlI.BntT W II.MAM R. KAK Kit. HI I.HKItT A- CO., &UCCESSOliS to Gilbert A- Bowles, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Sycamore street, letween Water ami First, Evansville, Indiana. A full assortment of Groceries always on band, and for sale at lite lowest prices. Ag'-nts for "Cypress Mills," Cotton Yarns, Ac, at uiaiinfactiH-er's prices. (novl TfWHlÖlTvTlh'.!' TBE El KM OE mW Git v.-i & llowl.ES VV.ls fiinol-i--Ct Tm-ttrnth instanl, by mutual consent. The business will lie continued by our ! uccessors, Samuel E. Gilbert and William K. Baker, under th firm of S. E. Gilbert .V Co., who aid alone authorized to settle the business oflho late Iii iu. SAMI'KL K. GILBERT. HENRI" BOWLES. ErHimviiie, Oct. ::o, l.vw. ,m I. II El WO I. OS CO., IIAfEIn lbs Gr. Mii Applus ; 15 Itush Lare lutubes; some fin. Turnips, for sain Als are agents for the sale oT Osage Orange Plants, ef pood si.e and thriliy growth, and can supplynny ptuntitv. Orders promptly attended to. novl.5 'KORNBKOOK M PI TT EU ! BITTEU I .' I BALE mJH ton, 1 ,000 lbs, good extra tresh Role, Jar and Keg Butler, ilaic Westorn li.-s.-i ve than nny other btntw in thecily. For sale bv iiovl.i HoRX I: ROoK & CO. CiOAL OIL LAMPS. THIS CHEAP ' and brilliant li'ht has been tried in this city aud proved to 1 no humbug. We have lamps tsBort. d, Wicks, Chimneys, Brusln-s, Shades, aud Oil, which wo sell low. There is no excuse now, then why sit iu darkness. HORNBROOK tc CO. novHi I HI.UE I O PEE. 1 5 O BAUS MEEU El and to anivu, and forfale by ni.v2 PRESTON BROS. C.Y TIJ WARTS .V'J? ff I'OBK tiOLÜ'31 EN Sirup, eitTa, Kel.öiled sugar hoiisa Mclastes, Ci usbed Sik-.ii-, ... l'l.vvdi.rcd Snear, I. .'lit yuj'ar, lis) e i o..;h Gates' New "ol k Matches, "e. ilicün Ilm kee's Stove Blacking, i In d.cii Hon bound Half Bushels. Keeiiived : und for sale by novl) .. il. COOK & SON. ; MJtEtJ'ATISMci MlBH'tf ITU ÖVV I Jfh fail, bv Dr. T. MctiOWX'3 SARSAI'A- ! Hl LL and IODIDE OF POTASH, tho great ! 10. ...il Pmiiu-r and Health Restorer, prepared IVout f 1 1-. sli Ji.vot, tho only kind worthy the confidence j o pliysi.-ians oi the public, old imported root being ! mci t. 1 be components of tins medicine are highly extolled by some ot the most distinguished physicians in the world, fls Sir Win. For.iyc, Brodiji, Bell, Ac,, for the cure of Rheumatism, Scrolula, bile Swelling-. Sypbillis, Neuralgia, Disenses of tho ki'lnevd, Liver, Spine-and Skin Dropsy, F'emale Cunplaints, old Pore, Pimples on tho l ace, Ac. ft makes ib., skin dear au.l smooth an object of ihieiest wilii the ladies. It lemoves mercury, or any iinjou ilies of Ihn blood or system, and should bo liA in the Spi iHfci to purity tlio blood and prevent si.-ku. s. Pi ice, s-i u bottle. .li Gown's Essell.vj iM, a Cellaill Hire for BoWrl Coiiiplaiiifs, es Dunihca, Dysentery, Flux, Ac. SoiMb-Aiiit-iiciin I'ur, Spring Liniment, aud Vornnliis'e, uii;.ai:iiened tor its siuvetia. Tt.e Oil. .- above mallei i,t-i- piet-ai'e.l by. H. Ö. ilroH-, Memphis, Teuuee. Sold in Evansville by KKi.t.r.R .V iiitk, Lr.isu-H J: Ivaklsi-cot, Dr. .Iohs. Ma.ii.ms:-. o.;U-.-12uid I, A IUH T .' lis A"" Hi II U E, SUCt ESsors to K. S loWAf), KKCl-;i l.U, lUUWAKDlNC, AND (fiicral ComiaissioH Meiciiaitts EVANSVILLE, IND. II... i.C t. .U.II ll.o st mil oi .Mr. . S. ll.lHHld, are 111 llf.pes., by t lx. .. attolitlou to bll mess to relain all bis old tint! noun-lout- cll.stotnel.s. . Wo Kill give f.il ticlil.il attention io all consijininelils lor nale, anil Will tolWaid Tobaieo. j'olk. Laid, Ac., East, V er:l, Noitli orSoittb,al the b.west curienl lab.-s ol freight. Libi-ral cash iidvaiieei maile on produ. e consigned lo New Orleans. U. 11 SI At OMff.K, K. C. M.AI OH IKK, WM. Uuliiil., JR., The uU'Ve linn, M bavilie trtk-u my Stan. I cii-ls. cllauglitel-ii i IlodgM, L in the Fol Haidinii and Coiuincoou bll.-tine, I t. akegi.-at pl.iMire iu saying to colcinnieiiH will be well i rlily Ii lends t bat llieircon v.l lor by the new house. Mr. liode has been uiih me a long while, and I consider biui in every way well worthy llic nitrouaye so liU rally exletnle.l lo lue. The Messt s. bu.-blei s me favorably known on Gitvn rivei as g.sid 'f oba. co inen. .Htr,7-lui. It. h. IloWAfrlt. . SHOUT Co., fO.W.ft IHSIO.V MEI.'CII ANTS, 'a 5i e St ii r i t, vi - .vnr nru.KAXs, i.A. u. m. Kitonr. i.cfj-i'ind u. s. howaro. -BK M'JK U-V.LUf. - KITTItoTlE WW ,V SiN Igeurtlilly kluo.n :i Itillrollt s; No. 4: .Main .st. have jnat r.-ceiied llieir n sbs-k ot Walch.-, .leiwdiy, Sdxer Ware, sllN'-or Pbited Wale, SjA-clai-les, Ac, among which will L found all j lie lallet and most l-.iii1 ifut rtyles ill tin.utalkel. We wish il distinctly uii.Vrsto.al that ve Warrant the .ilulily "I .ü.r b-wehy to U irsir.Nid as any IlM.lc au. I in lit le, Is-aiity of lini.-b, and excellenc",. ol VWO-k llirillnblt., il is Itot to l.e Slll pMSScd. W e !lli re-ijll.. .il lliet..,-sl Ka-lel ll pi li.es ft r Cash. A lull H":.'i unciit of Ci-.cl;s al-.Va,, s ll liajl.j. oci.l.Vvv-Jm

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WBESH ARBIfAL. JL Cranberries, - . Canvassed Hams, ' Pried Beef, - - New Mackerel, Lathrop's Bluing, Jtc. Just received and for sale by oct27 A. V. REYNOLPS &- CO. 7jr i JOHyrsöjBÖoii bkviiWfAm Ef AND Blank Book Manufacturer, - - First street, between Main and Locnst, EVANSVILLE, IND. Blank Books ruled, paged and made to order of the best paper, from a Memorandum -to the largest Ledger. Music and Magazines bound in auy style. oct27-6md&w . rmiAx ,VOT(E-.VO TIIV. MS hereJL by given to tho Tax Payer of Vanderburgh County, that I have received from the Auditor of the County the Tax Duplicate for the current year, and will lie prepared to receive the Taxes assessed for the current year (1SÖ8) at mv Office, from and after the 15th day oi October, 185S. For the rat of Taxation for the current year, see mall hand bills posted up through the Countv. THEODORE VEN'EMANN, oct22-Gwd Treasurer of Van. Co. MalSOLI TlO.y- OE COPABTJS'EBMP SHIP. The firm of Watson, Newbnry k V.o., was dissolved Oct. 1st, 185. The business will hereafter be carried on under the firm of Newbury A Clement, who are authorized to settle up the business of the late firm. JONATHAN WATSON, E. NEWBURY, J. II. CLEMENT, oct22 e. S. CHEEN. c EMENT---76 BBLS. FOR SALE LOW, BY GILBEÄTA BOWLES. oct24 PIRITS TURPENTINE. ö BBL8. IN PER5 feet order, for sale by GILBERT & BOWLES, oct23 Sycamore street. (W Ml. Ii KÜ ' A iTlIIS A" Co. if At "E -JL just received three barrels of fresh Havana Oranges. Call before they are all sold. mwOTlCE . HAfIJS'li SOLU A w w interest in our establishment to Mr. Samuel Vickery, the style aud firm will in future be Yickery & Brothers, in hope therefore with the acquisition of a new but experienced partner, tbore will be an increase of trade to the house. Thanks for yast favors. Respectfully, &c, J. W. VICKERY 4 Co., oct20 No. 22 Main street. -r9rCKEBf RROTHE.n, WHOLEW SALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN . FAMILY GROCERIES, CLASS, NAILS, FLOUR, orain, Seeds, Bacon, Lard, Tubs, Buckets, Churns, and Woodware generally, No. 82 Main street, Evansville, Ind. Goods delivered in any part of the city free of chorge. - oct2l JAS. W. VICKERY JOHX VICKERV....SAM'l V1CLERT m A. CRAJS'V., EORWABIH.'U M AND Commission Merchant, No. 2 Soi'TH Water Street, Ktaksville. ct'21-ly Cl.Me MORE OE THOSE El.fv'E 3 Apples. Also, 1.1 Young Till kits. F'resb Cocn Meal. Young Chickens. Young Hyson Tea. Sweet Potatoes. Just received at oct20 A. D. REYNOLDS & Co's. WW RA fEB BOOHS AJVII BIBLES. JL A sph-ndid selection in Antique, Morocco, and Velvet Bindings ; also in fancy wood. Just received by DO BELL & COXYNGTON. wm vAm!Biji'Aj'irBiiyT Mm. BUY I BUY I The undersigned respectfully announces to the citizens of Evansville that he has opened a feed store on the corner of Water and Locust streets, where l.e keeps constantly on hand a supply of all kinds of Feed which he will sell at the very lowest cash prices aud deliver to any jmrt of the city free of charge. Please cive him a cU. m t20 .1. J. DLHOl'CIIET. at1" Prompt attention given t all orders. IILVULES ! sj Poplar Shingles. ocl20 Uli I.'I4LES It lOO lust received aud for sale by JOHN F. CLOVER. gOIIEfS' LA HIES BOOH EOB Pl November, at octlO DOBEL CONYNGTON'S. iriSTllECEt fEII A. VI I EOU SA LE m by '.. Jl COOK. & SON, 2 brls Cranlierries; , Onn lbs choice Western Reserve Butter, in cloths, an A No. 1 article ; 1 brl Burning Fluid ; SCO Ouigley's llama, at reduced u iics, lioil7 m IHK ZMi: AJII HOMIJS l WOO lbs choice. W. It. Cheese 5 brls White F'lint llominv ; Forsaluliy VICKERY BliO.S., novl" No. 82 Main st. gfi KAJ'B E H H I E S ALTTiTcHy WHEAT FLOUR 5 bi ts Cranberries extra quality ; 10 bags Buckwheat Flour; In store and for sale by VICKERY BROS., novliS No- 82 Main st. JT A 111 ES fl'RS-A LOT OF THE LATEST MA styles Caies, Half Casw, Victorines, Cutis, etc., just received by Express at VAUTIER A MAROONNIER'S, novJ'.l 39 Main street. ffpl.VE Lt'MBKBTHE PEOPLE JL are just beginning to find out that Watson, Newbury Co., ran, and do, sell lumber cheaper than any other dealers in town ; consequently, they go there and buy, and are so well satisTied that they go twice and three times ever. Now, as we calculate to stay here and sell boards, wesay to all who are in want of plank, come and see us, at the corner of Main and Eighth streets, and we will satisfy yon. that what we say istrue. WATSON, NEWBUftY ft C, octll OPEJS'IJ'0 OEBOJ'J'ETS,STBA Goods, Ribbons aud Flowers, on Friday n.oruing, Oetober 8th, 18ri8. Permit mc to call your attention to my stock of Spring Millinery Goods, which have been bought under favorable circiynatauces, and which for variety and novelty of style will, I trust, lie found to surpass anything wer brought to this city. K. B. BARKER, First street, between Main and Locust, opposite the Pest Office. odd tfVJ'OBIES.10 hbls. Alum. 10 Copperas, 5 ' 5 2 " 5!50 " f.O coil 65 " Sulphur, Ven. red, Gum Camphor, Cream Tartar, ute i inch ror.a. Manilla inch do, 25 o hemp halter roim. 2 " Manilla " 25 doz. Bedcords, 10 reels cotton Inch do, j50 hales No. 1, Cannaltoii Bstfii.g, 75 boxes Star Candles, ' 70 boxes Diamond Starch, 20 bags Alspica, . .1 Ceroous Carraccas Indigo, 25 bales Candle Wick, . . . 21 bags Pepper, . . - . , & ' Cloves, A small lot of extra family flour. For sale lew to close consignment, by oct8 WHEELER & RKfTJS. ttt. CHARLES 8ALOO.-, VoT'O, 'F'irst street, oppitethe PostOflice, Evanevilla, Indiana. The ri;i.ins of Evansville and the public generally are respectfully informed that this magnificent saloon (formerly Bulk's Exchange; has been entirely refitted and furnished iu every department, and is now oneu for the season, where visitors can always have sei ved np at the shortest notice and in the most sujieib style nil the delicacies of the seanon, gatu of all Kinds, Venison, Wild Duck, Turkey, Fish, Ac. Shell Oystei-s received daily, by express, as well as ill cans, will li served in every style to suit the patrons of the St. Charles. . Billiard players trill find at this s il.s.n a set of the finest marble lop Billiaid T.ibl-s from the well known and i el. la ale. 1 factory ot .1. M. Brunswick Co. Suppers served tipat all hours, Hay or iii.ht. A splrlldiil bun b will Iks ruI'VOil lip, ill the niOSt appropi iatiAstyle, evvi v iiict-iiinp at 10 o'cio. k. ottH J. G. II AÄJrINGTON. rjpHE BESTAJ'II PI RV.ST BKAJJ 1Y in town, at the lowes.t tiguie, is at Decker .V- Kramer's, ilolel and Cotl.-e-house kee'ers, and all others that can appiecinie goo.1 Ibjuor and wish to buy it cheap, in tiisntities to suit, call soon as it goes off Bist, (will) DECKER KfiAME. O O SIE R fE II ETA II I. ES -EHE SH AH Kl AL,. 2n Turkios. j in Dozen Chickens. 40 Bushels Potatoes. 46 Dozen EgSs. A. D. REYNOLDS I CO. i-te .V,V " 1 K A I.MOJ'IIS, EIL ' y vt.K. IS, IIiu'il Nuls, English Walnuts, Figs, raisins, currant-,, in k ,-n,iy, oysters, lobsters, sardines, a'niu, L-isoin salts, sulphur, roll briinstoiie, co.(ras, ina.l.l.-r, extract of Ingwood, iudigo, cream tartar, soda, lieil-coids, blacking, batg,i loves, cemeut, cigars ol all kinds, nutmegs, ginger of all kinds, glass jars, lanterns and Masks, lemon syrup, inu.stttrd, mat he, n-pier sauce, Spanish moss, stone piis, powder, salety fuse, tobacco of all kinds, fancy ,otips, starch, vinegar, cordage, letter, note, ca and w riling pas-r, tias, nour, -am-phor, elivelo-s, sail p..ter, etc., etc., etc. A supplv of Ihe above kept -onstaiitlv on hand, ami for sale .or, by G 1 LBEItT 4 Bi iWLES, ocUi-tf Sy.-aiieire Street, near Water. wi sTitOT 'EM jjviwaJ'Tt6 WW s-H qiu. k, lo baiieis nie ureeii Apples ; finest of the seaicn. ;oct4 i A. D. REYNof-Xia , Co.

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rglEA .' TEA It TEA ..' lmj CHOICE. M. selection of Green and Black teas just opentd : and for sal by J. W. VICKERY k CO. THRESH fOÄ.V K just received at sepl'.O A. MEAL. OB VSH. D. REYNOLDS & Co's. O V 'V. H.- H E.T II.yl SI HA fiZ wM plots or over 13,000 acres f land in Southern M . . . ,,,1 ... ... ir.avi.i i, n,i..,is. . IU cull J ah ."jl V.UID ÄT ICT1. , Call and examine them at the R. . & I. Office, N. ' i, .-sol in im in street, evansville. ocll c- COLLINS. 4 A W U UMMERS. t HA V'E HEEJ K9 aptvointed Agent for Dole, Silver It KelcU's patent Saw Gümmer, which has taken the Dreailnm. at the Mechanical fairs ef almost every State ia the t nion, ann prouonnced suierior to anything- mad for gumming tiiri;ht and circular saws. Ab assort ment always on hand. sept:) GEO. 8. SOSTAGO. Jlior El.i.V OEE AT COST w W yet, hut selling otT at an ad vane on cost, chickens, eggs, butter, cheese, codfish, floor, basoa, lard, coffee, sngar, rice, mackerel, pepper, spice, nutmegs, clovea, ginger, with a variety of other articles too numerous to mention. Call; and examine or yonrselves, nt N: 93 Main street. 8. W. VICKERY C(J. JT OOH HEBEBEAll THIS. MA If ymi want to get good Hay, If you want t get good Corn, If yon want to get ,;oI Oats, If you want to get good Bran, If you want to get good Crushed Feed, It you want to get geod Chicken Feed, If yon want to get good Corn Meal, If yon want to get good Timothy Seed, - If you want to get good Grass Seeds of any and very kind, call at RUSTON'S Feed and Ssed Store, uudur the Telegraph Office, where you can be aacommedated as cheap as the cheapest, and as good as the best, delivered in any part of the city free of drayage. Recollect, at El'S10N'S,oii Waterstreet. Just received, my first shipment by Canal, 100 tons of first-rate new Timothy Hay, and for aal cheap. Jsepr28 R. 8. B. g 20 Oil EISHaOO LBS. JE W. WVX) boxes fine Crackers, 150 coils Manilla Rope, 2,ri00 Seamless Bags, 2 and 2 bushels. Saceived and forsale by . sep27 PRESTON BROS. BJRESH CEUAR f BE, sVr., AcS M. dozen Cedar Pails, wnite, red and striped, brass bound, . 10 nests Cedar Keelers, plain and striped, brats bound, 6 dozen covered Cedar Cans, brass bound, 3 sires, ' 6 " Cedar Churns, brass bound, 6 " plain white Cedar Pails, iron bound, 2 and 3 hoo)s, 5 " stout iron bound Stable Palls, ' 6 " Steamboat Pails, stout Iron bound, 20 nests stout Cedar Tubs, iron bound, 4 and 11 hi each nest, : 6 dozen largest Horse Buckets, - 10 " common Iron bound Buckets, This day received, and now opening in the inest condition, at the new Wooden Ware store of ept24 J. B. RC88KLL, 272 Main at. bet Seventh and Eighth, LouisvlHs.Ky. -WW WELL HI CHETS. 0 JOOXEJS w w Varnished Well Buckets, stout -ad well made iu all respects. The quality and ri ar auch as cannot fail to suit the trade. sept23 J. B. RÜSSEL L, 372 Main st., bet. Seventh and Eighth, Louisville. Ky. BUSH. CHOICE -VESHAJVtmtwXWlCii'd Potatoes. 15 dozen Chickens. 100 " Eggs, : 20 bbls. extra Flour, . , 60 sacks " " -' 30 tons Bran. Just received and for sale bv ept25 Zs U. COOK A SOW. fW0 LO VERS OE HO Oil M A superior ariicle of Young If y son. TEA Just - ceivea ana lor sale by sept27 A. D. RKYN0LB3 ä Co. -TwH' "tl 'mix, ebEj-4H WIM.-- DYER AND SCOURER... Comer of Vine and First streets, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, " Would reapectfully inform the ladies and gentlemen of this citv and vicinity, that ha has opened a DYEING, CLEANING AND REPAIRING ESTABLISHMENT, Where ho will clean aud dye all kinds of Silk and Wuolleu Goods. Will remove grease, paints, Ac, without the slightest injury to the goods. All work done at this establishment will be warranted to give entire satisfaction. sept 2o-6m rjflKAS lOO HALE CHESTS AJ1I M. Boxes, all kinds. Just received at GILBERT & BOWLES, sept23 - - - Sycamore street. VP El coitus. 100 pacmagEs .Mm Cotton, Hemp, and Manilla, io dolens or ou reels. Just received ami forsale by septal GILBERT & BOWf&ES. gryran MA RIJ"E iJvmtf M. RANGE BY HOME COMPANIES. The undersigned having been appointed Agent for Evaiiavftle and viciuity, of the INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. S. F. CO V 1 NG'iON, Sec'y. T. A. MORRIS. Pren't AND THE RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. P.. .1. HATHAWAY, Sec y. S. HATHAWAY, Pres't are prepared to underwrite upon the better class of File, and Marine Risks, at as low rates of pre -minm as are consistent with permanency and re ' lability. Thes Com pan i os confine their bnsineas exclusively to the Slate of Indiana. ! All losses sieedily adjusted and protnpflj paid without any abatement or diminution hat ever. ' References: Every man, without exception, who lias sustained loss in either Company, a list ot whom nil citieua of our own State may be seen at our office. A. D. REYNOLDS CO. Evansville, July 8, 1856-ly ptwAII.S.kOO BEOS ASSORT&il W w sizes. TIMOTHY SEED, ; . 100 bush, prime uew. Forsahvby sept2.'l ORR, DAZELL & Co. miicE 10 TIERCES PRIME.-EOM M.W-S i-sale, loir, by ieptHi GILBERT A BOWLES. 1UM ACMEREL AJS'II WHITE A ISH. W fm. ui barrels and half barrels. Picked Moss 25 bales, Refined Sugars 50 barrels Crushed, Powderod, ' and Refined W lute. For sale by upl28 GILBERT k B0WT.E3. mm OOSIEH VEGETABLES. MM 1 8 doren Chickens. 24 " Eggs, 10 bush. Sweot and Irish Potatoes, Als, Hamburgh Cheese, sept 23 A. D. REYNOLDS k Co. "fwSOBACCO. lOO BOXES AJ'I M- caddies, of pound, half pounds, 6s. Twists, Ac, medium te very fine Virginio. Cigars A large and full assortment ef favorite brands. For sale low by tepll8 GILBERT BOWLES. (MJYOTHER JE W EE Ell STOBE. WM. The subscriber has opened a new feed store, Id the Shanklin building, at the corner of Water and Locust streets, where he will keep a full supply ot all kinds of the best feed, which he will sell at the very lowest market prices. He ha on hand own, hay, oats, meal, bran and shipstuff, Ac, Ac. sept22 J. 0. DESO DCHET. 'iMhOOÜLid1 LBS. PRIME LEA 25 bush. Irish Potatoes. 25 ' ftweot " 25 " Choice Onions. 10,0110 B.s. Quigiey's Hams. 3,fn0 " bacon Sides. 1,1101 " Shoulders. 00 Bin-on Pork. Rf isins, nrrajits and Citron. lS.fMMt feet Patent Safety Fuse. E. & C. R. R by aeplS Z. H. Roceived per 0O0K k SON. eREscEjyn' ciTf PEjjrijyrt avi Flooring Mill, Sash, Door and Blind Manufactory ; Wit.. low and Door Frames ; Base Casings and Moulding of all kinds made to order; Dressed F'looriug and Weather-boarding en hand. The undersigned. would inform the public In general, that they have fitted the above establishment with new machinery, and are now in operation and ready to execute all manner of work in their line oo short notice, and iu as good style as any similar establishment in this part of the country, and on reasonable term-t Orders from abroad solicited, which will be promptly filled and carefully put ue and shipped. Orders from builders, carpenters, and lumber merchants, promptly attended to. Onr establishment is on the Canal Basin and City Wharf, convenient to the river and Railroad Depot, and the. business parts of the ciry. DYaON k WADE. sept20-2md Encjuirnr and Volksbote eopy. MBMJ'TX 20 BALES AS SORT Ell, M latest style. DELAINES, 3 Cases assorted Manchester, Hamilton and Pacific, rich handsome patterns. 250 Bah-s Brown Sheetings and Shirtiugs. FLANNELS, 20 Eales Red, White and Yellow. LININGS, S Cases assorted large and small Plaid. CANTON FLANNELS, . ft Cases Brown and Bleached. 1 fan. v. for linings. CHECKS AND STRIPES, Coses aud Bales assorted. BOOTS AND SHOES, 3isl Cases assorted. HATS AND CAPS, 50 Cases. Jus received and forsale at redneed prices, by " septl KEENE k PRESTON. JLOlB ! ELOLB ! ! b5 bags extra sitpei linu White Wheat Flour 51 do do . do 2ö brls " do do Now arriving, and fr sale iu quantities to su purchaser, by VIlKL'R BROS;, novit. No. 8 I Main st.