Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 93, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 November 1858 — Page 2

EVAN3VILLE, IND. THURSDAY MOBKINO NOVEMBER 25

Canal Trustee. It is very generally conceded, along the entire line of the Canal, that our city is rightfully entitled to the Trusteeship ; and situated as we are, at the most important point on the thoroughfare, and deeply interested in ita welfare, it is highly necessary that a first-rate man should be selected to discharge the duties which will devolve upon the canal trustee. The Gazette, atVincennes, in an article in reference to this subject, speaks of Mr. Howes as follows : " Lewis Howes, Esq., of Evansville, is a candidate for the office of Canal Trustee. While we would say nothing adverse to the claims of any other gentleman spoken of in connection with that office, candor compels us to say that no better man can be found in the State for that position. Living as he does, at the southern terminus of this great thoroughfare, where a large share that is transported over it, seeks an outlet, his position will enable him at all times to watch the interest of the Canal and the shipper. In addition to this, Mr. Howes liar! been for several years engaged in receiving and forwarding a large amount of freight over the canal, and is consequently well versed in business of this character. He is a man of untiring energy, and if elected, will be always found at his post, in cases of emergency. His claims should, as we believe they will, receive the favorable consideration of the members of the Legislature." We observe that quite a beligerent controversy has been going in the Rich mond papers, between 0. Jennings Wise of the Enquirer, and Charles Irving of Dan ville, Virginia. Mr. Irving published a card in the Richmond Whig calling Mr. Wise a liar and pronouncing him no gentle man, holding himself in readiness to meet him on the field of honor. Mr. Wi.-te publishes a reply in the Enquirer, refusing to acknowledge Mr. Irving as a gentleman, or toj make any explanation, calling him a "bankrupt in morals and means," with various other epithets. The card of Mr. Wise also intimates that Irving is a tool in the hands of a conspiracy against his life. For this and other reasons he peremptorily refuses to meet Irving, saying,: " I will not voluntarily incur the risk of staining my hands with his blood. His life i3 worse than worthless, and I cannot allow mine to be of no value by staking it against nothing. I shall rely upon the means only of lawful self-defence." fig?" The friends of Mr. Washington, the owner of Mount Vernon, are defending him from the attacks made upon him in the press. We have not copied these attacks because we do not know the facts, and be cause the grounds are so soon to pass into been a Yankee it would have been said that he drove a hard bargain ; but the amount of money is no object. The ladiei would raise it were the sum ten times as great. Mayor Swan, of Baltimore, has vetoed the bill for the introduction of steam fire engines into that city; The ground on which he does so, however, is not, ha profuses, opposition to steam fire engines, but to the plan proposed in that city. The plan proposed, contemplated a mixed system, partly paid and partly voluntary, to consist of seven ."team fire engine-i and six hand enjiinea. Mai or Swan thinks such a mixed department would uot work welk but intiinntes that, he would approve the abolition of the voluntary sy:- in and of baud engines, arid to the exclusive rii of ?t?sm. e$-.Tuhn Mitchell, editor of the "Southern Strttpsman," publ'rlied at Kuoxville, Tennessee, announce; lln ieuiuv.il of hi p-p-r to Washington City, whrr lim next uuuiher will be Railed. Hn entertain:; deadly hostility to Mr. Dnuglu-, wliirh may be considered by the Illinois Stdtomutu rather a fortunate t iri-iiinstniu o, :ts the friendship ofsmdi a riMiepado i:i uiinro!it:l!e rather thtiu serviceable. Jfeö" The Louisville .hiitrmtl, of Mombiv, taten that un expre5 ; t'nuu t'nrydon lenched i A ll:iuy on Satimhiv nii-.lit, limiting infoi iiintioii lli:it limin e LVH, who was recently kidnapped l v several Louisville iolicemen, hud rut :i lady of Corydon with a knife. Dr. Jone:;, v ho i ; a relativ! of the lady, immediately u-p:iired to ("oivdoii. The Jouriml ivc-i no further pai tii-nl ir. tf&. The Philadelphia f.fihfi; in an able article treatiug on disfeass of :ind accident ; to the 1.1'aiii, and the con eiiieut aberrations if uiind caused llitnliv, r mark.-, whether congestions of particular -oiVion; of the brain i.-t not the true ntode of accountingfor the occasional idio- yiumeii-j of many men, and beyond what i- ordinarily rupposed, who hall ray ? ' SSäF The Sheriff of Munroa county offers a reward of S2T0 for the apprehension of John RodgeiT,, who wars convicted at the jecent term of the Circuit Court of that County, for manslaughter, in killing Edm ond Bingham. It will be recollected that Rogers escaped at the Xew Albany Depot, while on the way to the Penitentiary. A school teacher in Madison, Mo.,was assailed lately by a couple of Amazens, one of whose offspring he had chastised for some violation of the proprieties of school, and severely punished. Tlicy struck him, cut his lip severely, threw his bell at him and achieved a decided victory. Charles Kemball has been tried at Cincinnati for the murder of Wm. Gregory and found guilty of manslaughter. The Gazette says the verdict is a libel upon justice and an insult to the community.

- - Special Correspondence of the Journal. From Indianapolis. Ikdukapolis, Nov. 23. The action of the present Legislature will be watched with special interest by the people.as it will most probably have a very strong influence on the future political history of the State. From the classification given in your paper on Saturday, which is in the main correct, it will be seen that no single party has the absolute control of that body, and, as a consequence, concessions must come from the party that succeeds. All last week was occupied in preparing for the organization. The Capitol never before witnessed such political manceuvering and party stock-jobbing. Anti-Lecompton and Independent votes never commanded such a

heavy premium before. The bidding grew warmer and more exciting as the day of the organization approached,' until on Friday night the auction became intensified in in terest The Leccmpton-Administration head quarters at the Palmer House, and the Op position fragments at the Bates House, were the scenes of the wire-pulling and caucus management. : How the bargain was made and the contract sealed it is unnecessary . here to state, but if the Lecompton forces were defeated, it certainly was not because they were penurious in their .bids, for they offered the Douglas men all the offices, if they would only give in their adhesion to the Administration, which they thought was asking very little. But the Anties preferred affiliation with the Republicans rather than attempt to shoulder the administration burthen, which is getting rather oppressive for its supporters in this locality, who are calling loudly to tEteir disaffected brethren to come to their assistance. .' V ' " The organization of both Houses wa3 effected much more easily than was expected, being upon the first ballot; but the caucus bargain had baen so systematically arranged that there was little left to be done on Saturday morning, except the formality of a vote. Whether the coalition will be successfully carried out remains to be" seen. If it does succeed, it certainly can be well . styled princely caucusing, for seldom have such discordant materials been made to harmo nize. The selection of Gordon for Speaker is, by many Republicans and Indepedents, regarded as unfortunate, for, though a man of some shrewdness and ability, he lacks ex perience and discretion, and is too decided a partizan ; and in such a Legislature as the present a man of parliamentary knowledge, prudence, and conciliatory manners is much needed in the Chair. With a large number, Mr. Blythe was the first choice for the place, and if the interests of the State and the harmony of legislation had been as much regarded as party triumph, he would have been elected But unlike many others, be steadily refused to make any exertion for his own promo tion, and to bis credit, be it said, he never held council with any of the caucuses, though advances-were, it is reported, made to him by the Republicans and anti-Le ter, aa yet in all questions whiclThave arisen in the House, he has maintained the position which be assumed before the people of Posey nand Vaderburgh that of strict independ ence on all party questions. His constitu ents may rely upon the fact that he will al ways receive the respect and attention of the House, though the strong partizan feeling which is so rampant in the capitol may dc Btroy some of the influence which he would otherwise exert. The Lecomptonites affirm, and many of the citizens of Indianapolis coincide with them, that the Douglas men sold out remarkably cheap when they had Dick Ryan rewarded with the place of principal clerk of the House. Bnt Dick dealt some blows against the Administration in the last canvas, and perhaps it was right to re ward him for his manliness. Jennings, the Doorkeeper, was the price which the anomalous American branch of tha Legislature received for its support of the coalition. That party, all told, number' about tivo in the House. The Governor's message was delivered by his Excelle'x-y yesterday afternooi in the presence of both Houses. It contain le?s partizau spirit than was expeeled of Gov. Willard, and meets with little objection, though his sly hints at the supposed misdemeanors of the lat legislature were peghaps out of place. He has wisely bitinJ hi recommendations to the tH rial objects of the called Session, the Slate taxes, the appropriation bill, and the new penitentiary. But I snpxse you have rersived the message as he delivered it from his printed copy. 30,000 English and 1,000 German copies were ordered to be printed, and its consideration has been made the specialordurs of the day,for to-morrow afternoon in coinmitte of the whole. There is a strong disposition on the part of the Legislature to make the called .Session a short ono to do the business for whkh the Governor has called it together, and leave the ordinary business of legislation to the regular Session. If such shall be the determination, none of the offices will at present be filled, for which so many greedy expectants are hanging around the capitol. It is probable that two United States Senators will be elected to demand the illegal seats of Bright and Fitcb. These two worthies have not been seen since the coalitien and organization ; perhaps they"', have thoughtjit wise to modify the wrath of the auti-Lecompton Democrats by their absence. Hons. Henry S. Lane and John G. Davis, are prominently spoken ot as their successors. Though it may be that the Legislature will merely pass the matter by with a remonstrance, fearing that they are too firmly seated in their places to te oustj ed, in the present political complexion of the j United 3tates' Senate. The candidates for Canal Trustee are legion. John H. Harper, ' of South Bend, the defeated candidate for ! State Treasurer, has, it appears, the strong- ! est claims on the Republican party. Dr.

Barton is evidently in bad odor with some of the prominent men of the Lecomptonites, and though he is on the grounds earnest, assiduous, voluble, and- excessively agreeable in pleading his claims, he has a fair chance to be thrown overboard. The prospects for an Evansvilla Trustee are not very flattering, though it may be that, a combination may be effected among the Administration men, the Anti-Lecomptcnitei, and the Independents, which will elect Richard Raleigh. If Mr. Logan s friends had been active, he might possibly have been elected, but to get office at Indianapolis, more time, labor, and money have to be expended than some men are willing to derote to such a thankless pursuit. None of

the other offices go a begging from State agent down to spittoon cleaner, there will be no difficulty in filling the places for want of applicants. . , '..-,' . The Stauding 'Committees will probably be announced to-morrow, and the manner in which they are being adjusted by the. Speaker, promises no. little 'cause of embarrassment and dissatisfaction. In connect ion with them and the present organization of the House, the question i9 involved whether or not the officers and committees of this Session will hold over, during the regular Session. ' . J The United States Circuit Court mid the State Supreme Court in Session, and there are a large number of lawyers from different parts of the State in attendance upon them, which swells the number of public men in the citv. The hotels are all. full. ßÖF The Cincinnati Gazette gives an account of a fugitive from Baltimore, who is under an indictment for bigamy, and who has passed in Cincinnati as " Dr. W. If. Enimctt," but whose real name is Israel A. Leon. Officer Graham of the Baltimore police, arrived in Cincinnati onaSat unlay Wt, with a requisition for the rascal. - Some years ago the scamp married a young lady in New York, a hen he was only seventeen years of age, and after living with her a while, drove her to alife of prostitution by his ill-treatment. He thtn went to Baltimore, where he married another girl, representing himself as owning a residence in New York worth $0,000. the father of his new wife was suspicions that all was not right, and accompanied the newly-wedded couple to New York, where all three put up at a hotel, Leon giving us an excuse for notgoing directly to his residence, that it might not perhaps be in order. He started out t make the necessary Jarrangcments for the reception of his bride, but failed to return.He was subsequently arrested and taken to Baltimore upon a charge of bignmr. After a time he induced an innocent citizen to go upon his bail bond for 2,000, and he was liberated from jail Soon after be "turned up" in this neighborhood, and one day visited the Fifth rtrect hor?e mnrket, with a fine horse and wagon, which he offered for sale at so low a figure an to excite suspicion. But he put on a heap of air?, presented his card, "Dr. Emmett, Dentist &c, and finally called upon a farmer of Kentucky to establish bis character. AI! the latter could say was, that " be had been fixing teeth round his neighborhood,'' but knew nothing more of him. He wns finallysent to Harrison county, Ky., aad about fort penitentiary, for a ternToTsii years.tbf horse-stealing. The Baltimore officer, although he lost the object of bis pursuit, was glad to learn that he was doing the Stats service, and will proceed to Frankfort this morning for the purpose cf getting a certificate of the conviction and imprisoment cf Leon, in order to relieve his surety from the bail .bond. ß"Pork paper is readily taken Ky the bankers in Cincinnati at 10,12 per cent. TW:ADWrtTlIllEiTi THJJJtSei1"lJG jy'EXT Till ft sDAY. AH ye who wish to give thanfcs enn find all the necessary articles, such as ' 250 lbs dressed Chickeus and Türke i ; Cranberries, Pumpkins, ' Oysthi-, F.m"eiiis, Cnrauts,' i 'm .Ii, And unuj other iio.d tliiugs, at H..T2 Z. II. I'uuK ,f SON'S. WIBB.lJ'AS' SC.1T. ES BV hanil a supply ol " ' ' ,.-' -'.I..,, . i bile ,111 0 H4 W ä. s flit g a in mm mm We can also furnish TltACK SCALES nu.v capacity. Th'se Si-a Ics are from Hut inaiiufactorv ol e. t. Fairbanks & co., st. j..tiiiai.ur v.r. nmnt. Every S ale is tust ed aud staled, and arr.mteI corr.s-t. For testimonials u rider t-i tbe thousands of persons using theiu. - IIOUN BRtKlK .1 t o., A-ent :. nov24 Walemtn-et, Knuisvill.-. TflrST HECEl Y;T i IH E ST OE Young II vson Tea; 1 chest Ii. P. d 1; . ' 0 do Imp. do ; 1 do Oolong do; 42 caddies, of various sizes an 1 .ptilrtivj : 2ii boxes (new) Riiinins : 8 do Soap, No. 1 : 6 do Opal Candles : 1 box Clothes Pins : ii coils Ro, assort, -.1 ; 1 lot Baskets, do; 1 groan Baking Powders : 1 do Blacking. In st. re and for soli l. ov2-l OLMSTED i- SABIN. W" OJVGEE L I.OU"H .VEU FO E.tl -JL4 The Courtship of Miles tandiih, at nov24 IiQBELL 4- CONYNGTON'S. 7lsf "V-t ATEESfTlf7lS VfJL New York prices. Don't forget thr.t Dobeli t Conyngton put all the ;3 Magazines at ,1 w l.v tuo year. 'nou24 ' -gW,BEELER K R3CS, U'JIOI.Fww sale Dealers in Groceries. Trorinee Nails, Window Glass, Glassware. A-,-., No. 17 North First street, corner Sycamore, Evansr-üle. fiel. . E. WHEELE2 -lA3rr tl BIGCW. tiov23 6? JsASSWARE 23 BOXES flT 1 lasts; 2S boxes y. Pint Tiasks: lft do Quart d.; 00 do asserted C.lais Tars: ftO do do do Tumblers. T-jjt received per stsamer CamVri.lee Citr, ar.d fur ale by aov23 WKEELEH & KIGGS.

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.mJt Bucliets, Blue and Kad; r.o dozen Buckets, Red; .35 do do Blue and (SriMMi 2"i do do FHncv. " .. : 2ft do hf do' -. do;.' ;: 2(. 2ft 1i do No. I Tubs', do do 2 do; do do 3 do; " ,!f (31 Nest do; . U- - 15 (8) Neat do; 10 dozen Common n.df BnelieTs; . ' ' 15 do Iron Bound iio;H ; M do Wash Boards; ; f. , 7f do Brooms; -3.'iO reams ass'd Wrapping fa bit. 1-lVl I auit lor sale cneaii hv WHEELER & KKTGS.io. 17, :3 Horner First and Sycamore U. BAILS - AND GLASS-RECEIVED per steamer '-Moderator" . CO kega 3d Nails, ' ' . - J i - 4' do 4U ao; .40 do Id 75 do 8d SO do lOd 20 do 12d . 15 do lCd J5 do 20d do; do; do; do; do; do; 4M boxes 8ll0 Gls3'i; 50 do 10x12 dot - :-- i . 20 do Ea 10x14, 10x15 and lOxlfi. Vor s:lo cheap by WHEELER & RIOGS,' ,: nov53 No. 47, Cor. First and Sycamore ata. ' - "jjlSHEELER & RICUS REMOV99 ED We havo removed to Noi: 17, corner of First and Sycamore streeto, (lately joccupied by Uolliur woitii JtBruther,) opp. Bement fc Viele. nov23 WHEELER A R1GG. Mt.:tT it JE CJ2 1 1" Jilt -XOO II. MS BIO P Coffee; " - fiO poi'ketts Java Coffee; .100 catty Imp. and G. K Tea, 12 Tift lbs ea; 7ft do do do do do Ctbsearh; If half Cliests O. P. do;" , . , -15 do do Imp.; . lo; ; , 10 do do Y. II. do; . ft do do Blst'-k do; ' - ' ' - For sale ehi liy WlfKE LER : BIGGS, -nov2.; No. i7, Cor. First andSyfamorests. WtHllJSfi-JVST BBCKäT-Rlt fto boxe W. E. Cheese. f0 do choice Hamburg do; 7ft dozen Hemp Bedconlx". . 2ft props Borihet Boards; .fH,lK O. 1. tiuu Caps; OUfjOA ö. B. do; .10 hales C'miiieltou No. 1 Hatting; 7ft cents Vi in; maiiüla Kope;r . . .J . :;.... .1 . .1. .. do do do; do J nto do; do; do. .10 do J4 do do 2i lo do Hemp In a llo- ; ana tor eale nv WHEELER & llKiC-i. T': WBAtro A.VO CiVAUS-lOO if AS. Jioice hiuo1s Va. Toboeoo; .10 boxes fives and tic.lits do; ir butts Tnist in foil) do; '.'." do light pressed Va. lo; , 7'iatidi-s Bluw lien's 'birken l; " -r do Thomas' T1 t do; do "4 nees" do i - -- do; 1 case "Silver Roll" ,- do; l'tO-.ooo it.s:d Oei inan 'ii;at riOQ Havanna do; ' ' - Ifto.l.'OO Half Spani- h do. In store and for sula N by . WHEELEK (i KIÜI...S mnii No. 17, Cor. First and Sycamore sts. "mgro klAV'lisrl-iujrtifsivT; 'fm f.l.TTKri ton lmKi1. pounds of Western Reserve Roller of extra quality just eonie, and a Wth better than Hit; l(is) Ih lot. al uos l Z. 11. COOK , SON'S. 159 fr porivn PUUIICNEM LIVE ftoO 1,-jiiuds y. '. t-'odu in ! aud lit" paper::, leO ' do pure Crenm fartaf ;V do -en a? r.orted lilaekinir; 5 ! Uirijo 3 hooped 1 ubs; l-i du aliened Bucket.-; " '. .to nmall und medium size-t Tub;. .Ii: f r.-.-en f.l for fat bv nt,Zt ,' II. COOK. t S"N. r-trw;.. t'iK & KAV Huu LÖKAÄi , irj-,t J-TU liuo aiid magiutiot Light-S-nin-Line packet E. If. EAIRClltr.U. J. H. Faucett, blaster, will la-.ve Evauviilo for the above anil oil intermediate pons on TUCHS1AY i 'VEXING. November Z".. ii!r" F-t frel-ht cv la'in-i applv on board ti--3t ,1 7.J?-PlTrBVRGII 3TZT EFCEIVED;o bid-- ' - - ft hrllf ib!s;, 10 bvx Riisins, , .i i.ets J'.'s 'Tr.:,- ( .0 do 3'. do. ' doi 1 do, 10 dj Ircii'Lcfit'i Hall Külieis; lo" in common - do do; - sens Measures, 11 cases Cere Oysters:' " ' a case SUtcbeg; - . t b.i-ep 'lobar;-; do Srarrh: . - ; - 10 ' TO 1 ? do 1,7 do liarabr.rgh CLnss. T. EiNEY 80RENo; CiUAJVeW OE E1HM A. D. Reynolds A ' Cft. have sold oua half of the.i stock to Mr. Charles 01m;fe, snd from and afrer this date our busines- will v.on(lucrsd under the fuiiowiu style of Iii rj. novC? - OLMSTED A SABIN. OT PIES and a varktv of othes kinds everv murninK at leu o cloi k. Onlv t -n cent- each. Al, YANKEE CRULLERS eveiy afternoon at 3u'l.k, at RRICKLEY'S Pteiit Brond Bakery, First ft., near M.iin novl: bw sjiün siii fFTirli i. v.r.i M Scam 1. limine, 8 inch cylinder, 20 iiuh stroke, Ith prtinps c.-.niidete. all in Good running or-Ur. Bnildiiiir nutet it will be taken ui exchange, tliinire ..t . L. S. CI.AKK, lee.li' ' lul. Filat and I'll. -Stnut .-. -fgm m sti. itv.no. V' B7 to illV Clidlei; 10 np.ll llo 4 Irt-ls choice Losf Lard . I W lbs ftnek heut Fluor; 1 ' :t ik tute 'hi r.i ui - ; Ion puiu.d ' Ch-iel.-it.-: Mai .1.1 old .lava C. de..s on d.. ;;plit 1'tJ.s; .'00 do IV. I Hail- ; boxes . hoiee ll.iliiburf. 'In-i-e ; . 2 biLs New 01 k tlolden S-rnp ; I'M il.- SiIgar tilled lliied IJeei, ."o :;:o-k i 1 ii.öi o Family I'loiii ; ' l'.-.-fvi'ii th:- d y per river and railroad, bv novlft .. 11. l.'milv 4. MiN. OU'KI.I.-S I'itKjnS; W hitti, r h . . ,1., M 0.-1 , ,;o I.-.lli-leli,.M'- oe:m .Mi l 1'n.ie Works . :li.- l-..litilnl Hill ruel iiol.1 rdtlion, it 1 lo lnlil-:i,l. 4 CONi NUlIlN S. ' luei.t-li.: Torki.-. 'I in-uili-. : ... io cio.-ii r;a a. D. urvN'ir.iis a en. it. it 1:1 wo i. us st co., n.ti'E in Sloie and loi- -:.le I l.l I Fl.lil..-.i,l ; ft bit-di Ciaiilieiri'---; Hierrir; o boxeo llpul r,,!.-: SHniim, I-:. b,x-alnl inci.S.i,ior '.njiil. t-'li iii-; Fir-t e!,i.. 1 i.i'i - ; S:a.-IJn-Te,l,.ee.,. 11, .vii i f ST HIU F.I l-EU -..'on Bris V dir.' Lime; .'. lo libJ- No-.-, Siif,.ir; ... ..'I lioe. iivini;t 'r..l,;ic. 0 : 2i Coiti Miimll.. Cor.laK-, tor tale at l..v rute.hy ore. in GEO. FOSTER A CO. e t gpi CHETS.I.VII TI BS 135 I.1 h- j .MM AliK-.til-kind i-eeeive.t (.er steamer N.-p- j tun.-, and in -ton , .-r ale l.e.v bv im 10 S. E. GILBERT A CO. f W..1' 10BS.ILE.T;o 'OME ol u'll-hi'-ki-ii, l.-ii-oe u.xeii, in ':,jil order, for i sale. Apply to iii.vjid im F f. ALLEN. I 0.1 1- .i.vii i-.i.viti.Es--r, boxes ' Cill. ifileili So:.p, assolteil ; L'i. I-J.'o s assorted i 1,1r- Mar I '.m.lt. , usl lur.-ive.l an.t t..i- sal" by Vit IvF.liV P.HHTH ERS, : novl No. 82 Main stre... I 1 .1 T C H E s .it .- T r a . r n fS- tiros- fine superior Matches, iinttimassed in ju.iliiv, iheapur's. or oeatae-s ol prtkges, iu store ai.d tor ale i y low 1-v VICKERY BROTHER?, iov - Nr.. 2 Maiu street. $3 ' " - E S Cl.-V BE m 1JM. made ir.-.ni .Maple Mear, which can be had , cheap at the store ol VICKERY BROTHERS, , l re" t Nil 2 Jfain street. O V S E Ii i: E P 1.'tt JVEI ESVI- 1 Ti ES . r 2,t) lbs choi.-e Cream Tartar; ' -öi" lbs Sup. Carb. Soda: ... yj; lbs Wat-hill? or Sal Socia , in B '-es pnre'CVrt! St.trrfc. .? ;. fcr sale ' cheap by VICKERY BROTHERS, nov t No. f 2 Main street. 1 ftjä aUITJ S-i..VJt 10 Jill LS. EIßE v sr oea-?h..rc e:ul.d to x sale bv no--1 i-FO. F0TFT? A- CO. Tjfjt LA S TER M. for sale bv ' JPABI8. 30 BBLS. GEO. FOSTER 4 CO.

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JL at 17 eents per bushel, at Wholesale or Re tail. Orders left at IBs HORNBROOK'S STORE, Or at onr office on the ct.rner of Fnlton Aveun and Water street. , A. J. HUTCHESON 4 CO. nov3-4md YWmuiTj; V w gale by i..-50 BBL8. J-'OB (nov4) GEO. FOSTER CO. W 'JL RIOL'ft sizes and kinds, in store and far sale by VICKERY BROTHERS, nor4 i No. 82 Main street. np df R . SO BjIBBJJJjS, M. and small, in store, and for sale br nov4 S. E. GILBERT CO. H&T.1B AJV'lt TJII.OU t.jy'OJ.Jis. .BERT & CO. K9 75 boxes for sale by 8. K. GILBERT & CO nov4 Svcamor street, near Water. V w 1 hhd. Sugar, . I barrel Cranberries, 1 barrel Dried Beef, , ' - 1 barrel canvassed Hams, 25 bushels Meshanock Potatoew. 1 nov4 A. IX REYNOLDS A CO. EfllH UVA'. T FLO L H, UHUS, MJt Homminy, nnboltcd Wheat Flour, Corn Meal, chicken and horse Feed of very variety to be had at Hart's Mill, on Second Stjeet, belowOak. N. B Orders promptly attended to, and every irticlo bonght wili le delivered at the dwelling of ths purchaser. nov4 W9BIVJ3 Bült VC Jilt OJVOi'äTJiBS. JL AVe are now-selling Oysters by wholesale at $125 per Can. Warranted extra, and Cans full. Received daily per Express. Z. II. COOK SON. tiovl BOXES HJ.nBlHtiH CHEESE, iw Three hundred pounds Zante Currants. One hundred Genoa Citrous, Ten bushels Cranberries, One hundred bushels prime Turnips, Fifty bushels fresh Corn Meal, Twenty-five bushels prime whito Beans, Five dozen Cotton Mops and Mop Sticks,: Two hundred Bath Brick, reoeived aud for sale by (uov3) Z. H. COOK SON. nmJiw sirtt.JB.io liit us. pbi.ime ' o new Sugar just received and for sale bv nov2 rUESTON BROS. M B W BICEPS TIEBCES PBJ.VE new Rice jusl received and for sale bv nov2 PRESTON BltOS. KUESH MILCH COWS, for sale at oct27 Z. II .COOK & SON. ITMIjJj VM'BJt-.l 1,LE1I EOKqV.ii.--9lTY and cheapness. Oox's jiatent refined sparkling Gelatine, stronger than lsiuglass, at cue half the cost for convenience, strength, purity, beauy and cheapness, stands unrivalled for making; ririi crvstalliue jelly. For sale liy novl Z. n. COOK A SON. OR It EU OE THE COMMOJV MJt Councilor the City of Evansville, I, Georof.Woi.flin, f'ollector of said city, do hereby give notice that 1 will sell, on the 2ijh day of November, 1818, at the door of the Court. House in said City of Evansville, between the hours of 10 A. M., and 4 o'clock. P. M.,at Public Auction, the following Lots, or pieces of mound, or to much thereof as may be necessary to pay the follow ing amounts charged against inch Lots for work done thereou by said Citv, toRether wi(h the cobt of such sale; Lot 11, Block 3A East Eni Sft'i 7i; 2 no 1 44 2 77 2 Co 2 00 2 Od 7 ftu 27, 14, Stock well's Eni. 10, 11, 12, 31, Iii, ' Iii, lo, 17, 32, " 17, 31 and 32 l.imer Eni 2'.!ft Donation Eni '.. -OS 114 Old Plan -. :;7 78 , 9 w 23 tt ((EOlttiE OLFLfN, nov:; :;wd City Collector. Slliril, J . Uli Hill WILLIAM R. B.li.tR. til J, BEBT A CO., SECCES- ' SORS to Gilbert A Bowles, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Sycamore street, between Water and First, Evansville, Indiana. A fill assortment of Groceries always on hand, and fur eala at the lowest prices. Agents for "Cypress Mills," Cotton Yarns, Ac, at mamifactnr-w's prices. (novl grihaOJ,lT10THE J' IBM OE JUr Gilbert A Bowies was dissolved on the2(ith instant, by mutual consent. The bnsiness vrill bo aftUSaf'Jvl'bSfiEiT'uüaeF tlia firm cf S-'eT Gilbert A Co., w ho are alone authorized tosettle ths business of the Iat firm. SAMUEL E. GILBERT. HENRY BOWLES. EvansTiile, Oct. 3d, 13ft3. CS Si. RJKWvfti CU., MJiVX ft Jt in lbs Green Apples ; lft bush Lnrg Potatoes ; Alo some fin Turnips, for sala jf'hS.itJE 0Rja EJsJiVTS.m. M-K Vare agents for the sale of Osage Orange Plants, ef good sL-e and thrifty growth, aud can supply any ijnantity. Order? promptly attended to. novl ft HORNBfiOOE A CO. jfp ITTEÜ7 Jul TIER ! !-3 HALE BJ ton, 1,000 lbs, pood extra tresh Role, Jar and Keg Butter, llore Westum Reserve than any other butter in the citv. For sale bT novl a HORNBROOK A CO. CiO J I. OIL 1 . 1-11 thS. THIS CUR.1E ' and brilliant light has been tried in this city and proved to be no humbug;. We have limps sforte.l, V'i..ks, Chimneys, Biushes, Shades, aijdOil, hich we sr lllott. There is no excuse now, then why :H m dm knee-.. HORN BROOK A C. noilo itmtti.HE t'O FEE ISO B.1S HE' B t'EIVED and to an lie, and for sale bv ; iiov'.! - PRESTOS BROS. LiTEUl B TS .VJ.'tt t'ÖItKGOLrtI EN .Ssrnp, extra, Kel.oile.l "Ug ir boii Mi la. ;e;, ( 'i-ulid Siiijui , P.-Mili-rnil Siit.,r, j bout Silrar, .Hi Kr..ss Gates' N, w Yolk Mat. he-, j .:',.lo.etl Dill liee's S(o.. Jti.i, kill'4, j In dozen iron bound il.'ilf Bush. -Is. ll. e.-ived j und f .r sale by (nol Z. II. COoK A SON. IIFI .:iTIS.H I CHE II n'lTHOt'I' fail, bv Dr. IV Mi-GOWN" SARSAPA- ! HI LI. A and loOIDE OF POTAMll, the freai ; HI.M .I Puriti. r and Health K.'itorer, preisiri-1 from ' Fre!-h Rimt, the only kind Worthy the rontidennI of physicians or the public, old iiupolted root lieiut; 1 inert. The eouiKine:itH of this niedieine are hij;u- ; ly extolled iy some ol the most distinguislied pby- ; sieiiiHri in the w.l.l, as Sir Win. Fordyco, Brodie. Bell, Ai-., lor the cure of Rheumatism, Scrofula, I While Sw-ellin?. Sjphillis, Neuralgia, Disease .f the Kidneys, Liver, Spine and Skin Dropsy, Female Viuipbiiut", Old Soles, Pimples on the Face. A.-, it inak.-s the skin clear and smooth an objeet of iuterent xith the ladi-s. It removes mercury, 01any impurities of the blood or system, and should I- user! in tli" Spring to purify the blisid and prevent si. kness. Price, 1 a Isittle. Mclfonira üwnea i'jtr, itertuin cure for Row, 1 t 'ouiplsluts. as liiarrhea, fiyseutery, I-lux, Ac. So'.ith-Auiei ican Tar, Spring Lriiimeiit, and Vermifuge, iiiijiaral.-lled tor its sini-ess. The thri above medicines pii'pared by. II. S. IIi-ciiks, M'-iuphis. Tfiiuesse. S.I.I in Evansville by Kkli.ei: it Wiiitk, Lki-m ii A Iv m!I.sti:ot, Dr. John Maufmss. ' oc(2'.)-12nid iL7iirifHTEits uoiiiTe, SI CI FiS-1-9 i'S lo A". S. HOWA.'D. HKtJKIVI.VC, KORWAUDIXf;, AD (if äieral CoHHiiission Merchants', ! EVANSVILLE, 1M. Il.iviiiir taken the stund of Air. I!. S. Howsr.i. we : are in in.p"S. by-loe atteuiion to business to retain all hi old aud ntiiiierotts rui't.uier.s. We ill -give particular attention to all eoiisijuinients for sale, and will forward Tobacco, pork, L.ird, Ac, East, Wi st, North or South, at the lowest current rates of freight. Lilieral cash advances made on product consigned toN'ew Orleans. . " . 1. 8I.AVIIIITKR, K. C FI.At'OHTKR, WM. Hllli.iK., .IK., The atxive firm, Messrs. Slsuhters & llo-le, having taken my smiirt in the Furnardiug and Commission business, I take ureat pIoAsure in saving to my friends that their ou-ignmeiits w ill be well cared for by the new bouse-. Mr. Hodge has b.-en with me a long while, and I consider him in every way well worthy the patrouaire so lil.erally extended to me. The Messrs.'Slaugliteis are favorably known t.u jireen river as good Tobacco men. octft7-lmd Ji S. HOWARD. . SHOUT A' Co., CO.fl.illHStO.y' MERCHANTS. t'l Ca.hp Street, -VETT ORLEAZ. LA. B. H. 6H0KI. oCt22-i;mdl ji. . HOWART). K 'JE WlLlir.BlTTHOLM'E & SON fecnerallT known as Uiftrolti'si at No. 43, Main street, have jnt rcceivi d their new stork of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, superior Plat?d Ware. Spectacles. Ac, amor; which will bo found aU the Intest and most beautiful styles in the market. . We wish it distinctly nntiersto-jd that we war- ! rant the quality cf cur Jewelry t" be as (;"d as any made, and in style, beauty of finish, and excellence of workmanship, it is not to be surpassed. We arc selling at the lowest Eastern prices for cash. A full assortment of Cic-eVs alvrarson hand. cct3diw2ni

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El BE SM 4BB1 f.lt.. Jt'Cr ranbe rries. - Canvassed Hams, Dried Beer, New Mackerel, Lathrop's Bluing, sale by oet271 A. . Just received and to P. REYNOLDS & CO. M- by given to the Tax Pavers of Vanderburgh County, that I have received "from the- Anditr of the County the Tax Duplicate for the enrrent year, and will be prepared to receive the Taxes assessed for the curi-ent year (1S.1S) at my Oflica, from jind after the lftth day oi October, 1S58. For the rate of Taxation for the enrrent year, see small hand bills posted up through the County. THEODORE YEN EM ANN, oct22-6vd Trnuurer of 1 Vol. t.'o. Vk ISS OWTIOJV O ' CQltBTJ'EBJLW SHIP. The firm of W:ton, Newhnrv Co., was dissolved Oct. 1st, 185i. - ; The business will hereafter be carried on nnder the firm of Nen bury & Clemeut, who are aut hoi ized to settl up the business of the late firm. JONATHAN WATSON, ' : E. NEWBURY. v : . . J. H. CLEMENT, otrtsiZ , . f. S. CHEEN. . c EMENT--75 BBLS. FOR SALE LOW, BV G1LBEKT& BOWLES. oct24 PIRITS TURPENTINE. ä BBLS. IN PKÜv!y feet order, for sale bv i . . . UH.BERT & BOWLES, - . ocfJ3 . , i. Sycamore Btreet... 1. 11. JtfK 1 VVO.ÜS A Co. H.fl'K just received three barrels of fref h Havana Oranges. Call before they are all sold. m.90TJCJi.JMfJJVW S01.lt WV W interest in our establishment to Mr. Saumol Vickery, the tyle aud firm will in future be Vivkkhv iSi BiioTHu.s,i in hope tlieivfore ilh the acquisition of a new but exx'erieuced i.artner, there w ill be an increase of trade to the house. Thanks foi ,ast favors. Respectfully, Ac.,' J. W. YH'KEUY A Co., " octiO . . No. 22 3Iaiu street. filCHV.H B BO THE BS, IfHOlKSALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FAMILY GROCERIES, CLASS, NAILS, FLOUR, irain. Seeds, ISacou, Lard. Tubs, Buckets, Churns, nnd Woodware generally. No. t'i Main treet, Etausville, Ind. Goods delivered in any part, of the city free ofchorge. . - .. oct21 . . JAS. VV. V1CKKRV JOHN VIl.'KKRV. S.VM'L VlCI.F.KV. T lli CetiijiK, EVBtElMBlTijS AND Commission Merchant. . No. 2 Sol Til Wait.r Sthpet, F.VAXSVllLE. ct21-ly .flE .JtO HE OE THOSE tl.VE 3 Apple.. Also, lft Youmr Turkies. Fresh t:ocu Meal. Young Chickens. . . . Young Hyson Tea. ' " Sweet Potatoes. Ju t received at oet2ü A. D. REYNOLDS .v Co's. MB H.t 'Elt BOO H S .1J-I It I HI. E S, -m. A spieu'tul selection m Antiipie. Morocco,. and Velvet Biniliiis ; also in fancy utsid. .lust received by ,DuBELli A "CdN YNGTuN. TWW L. JÖ HJS'S ÖLV, BOO HB1J 'lt1M AND Blank Book Manufacturer, First street, between Main and Loent. EYANSV1 LLK, INI. Blank Books ruled, piired and made lo order of (tie best paper, from a Memorandum to the largest Ledger. Music and Magazines bound iu any sty le. oct27-!inidAw ; "jr i vi jirrvv T i'.v .ilviiBv i -7 'ft jfiiVEUY ! UUY ! The undersigned respectfully announces to the citizens of Evausville 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 and deliver to any part of thet-itv free of charire. Please i;ive him a call. oel20 ' ".. J. C. DUSOrCHETV ; Ä'ö" Promjit attention given to all orders. S ltl.V4 1. J?S .' . 1 ÖO Jnt received and for sale by JOHN F. GLOVER. 5 Poplar SUinglen. Oct 20 BOHEl'S 1.J1 HIES sDVNoveniber, at BOOB EOIi octl! DOBEL A CONYNGTON'S. V VS T RE CE1 VE11 J. Vit EOIi S.1 1. E Uh? Z. II. COOK A SUN, 2 brla Cranberries; GOO lbs choice Western Reserve Butter, in cloths, an A No. 1 article; 1 brl Burning Fluid ; . ÖÖ0 Quigley s Hams, at reduce! prices. novl7 g-iHEE&E jyjt Ho.wjvr.- ' ' 77 1000 lbs choice W. R. Cheese ; For sala by novltt r.jdn WlUtailintllomiiiy : i.ur.ni No. S2 Mam st. gi H .1 .V H Ml B HIES J VI "- -1V WHEAT FLOUR 5 brls Cranberries extra quality ; 10 bags Buckwhent Flour; In store and for ".lie by VICKERY BROS , novlO No- S2 Main si. Jf A DIES EI RS -A LOT OF THE LATEST etc iuot received bv Express at VAUTIER ft MARCONNIUR'P, navlil 39 Mam street. IJVE LUMBiLHTHE EEOELE are just beginuinc to find out that Watson. Newbury A Co., can, and do, sell lumber cheaper than any other dealers in town ; consequently, thev (ro there and buy, aiid are so well satisfied that they Ko tv, ica and three times ever. Now, as wa ca'. 'data to stay here and sell boards, we sav to all ho are in want of plank, comeand see ns, at the corner of Main and Eighth streets, and we will satisfy Ton, tli.it what we ray istrue. W'X'fSON", NEWlil'. r ,V i'o. octll tfhl'E-I.IS'U OEHOS L -E TS, S TB.l U Oooili, Ribbons and Flowers, on Fridav nr.ommir, O..tol.r Bth, IH'.X. p..iniit me to call your at tentiou I my -itmk of Spring Milliuery (ioods, which have been nought under f.iv.u.iblo liivmustauces, and whkh f.-i sii. ly aud novelty of style will, 1 trust, be found to -ni'Da-.s Hiivlbine. -i,-.i broin;ht lo this city. F. B BA UK El:. First street, bet ii, n Main the Pest oftb .n.l I.OCUrt. oppo-.ito octli 4Lf f'. '11 It IE s.. V In bbls. Aiiitu, in ' Copper.i,. ft " Siilphiii, ft ' V. u. r. J. 2 " Gum IViiuphor, ;'öll " t'tealil Tatlar. fti'cil .lni i' ineh rok.. . ..". " Mauilla in. h do, 2ft" hemp halter lope, 2i; " ftlanilla " 2ft . Bedeonln, lo reels futtoii Inch do, i'i baleiH Nr.. J, CanilcMon Ratlin-., 7ft box.-s Star Candles, 7ft boxes Diamond stur.-h, , 2o baÄs Alipieo, . ft Ceroons Carra. eis lud; ... 2. t.ali-s Can. lie Wi. k. 2ft bays Pepp-r. ft " 'loves, A small lot of extr.'i family Hour. For sale low i. el. .:: eonriinueut, bv ,JC'8 WHEELER A RIGGS. Vl fT. C1I.1U1.ES rjiCo.-v:"juZ First str.-et. ni.ninife the I'o-i Oliiee tv.. :tt.. Indiana. The ciiimis of Evansville and the pubhe federally are n-speetfiillv inloniied that this magnificent saloon (formerly ISurk's Exchange) ha Ims-ii entirely i-elitted and furnished it: every d-part-n.. nt, end is-nm-oimi lor the season, where visitors an alwiivs have served np at the shortest not for and in the ni.et superb style all the delicacies of the season, game of all kinds, Yeiiisoti, Wild Duck, Turkey, Fish, Ac. .- Shell Oyetcrs retcivi d daily, by express, as well as in cans, will be H-rrt-d in every slyle to suit Hie patrons ol the. !. I'barles. Billiard playeis w ill liml at this ral ,on a et of lie bliest marble top ItiUiard 'labl.-s from the well known aud e. l. l,rat. .1 ta. toi v of J. M. liinnswi. Ic A Co. ' - Suprs-rs served uput II hour:;, day or uklit. A i-plendid Inn. h will be n t ved tip, in the most appropriate style, every morning at lo o'cio.-k o8 J. II. HAiilNG'i'ON. ' rsniiE It FST.1.VII PlBKST BHA.YM. DY iu town, at the lowest tlfcrure. is nr li,,-L-,.r A' Kramer's, llot.-l and ( ofiee-hoiise keegierv, and all others that can appr-riute tuod li.pior undwidi to buy it cheap, in itiiautities to suit, call soon it goes oil fast, (.will) : DECKER 4 K If AM KU mmOOSlEB I 'E IJ E TA B t,E S EBEsit m m ARRIVAL. 20 Tnrkies. 10 Dozen Chickens. 40 Binhels Potatoes. 40 Dozen Eirffs. A D. REYNOLDS 4 Co. octG sjl7.V BME S. OT BERT BERTS, Brazil Nnis, Endüh WalnuM. Fi-. raisins, enrranrs, ro-k cau.iy, oyster-, lobsters, sardines, a'um, epsom salts, sulphur, roll brimstone, copperas, madder, extract of logwood, indigo, cream tartar, soda, bed-cords, blacking, batunjr, cloves, cement, cigars of all kinda, nu'tmcps, ginger of all kinds, glass j,irs, lauterna and fla-ks, lemon syrup, irmstard, matches, Kpper sauce, spanisii moss, stone pipes, powder, safety fuse, tobacco of all kiuris, fanry soaps, starch, vinegar, cordase, letter, note, oi,. and w-riting paper, teas, flour, camphor, envelops, salt peter, etc., etc., etc. A snpply uf the above kept constantlr on hand, aud for sale loir, by G I LBERT It Hi iWLE3. octft-tf Sycnmoi-e t. near Water. jrcsT hot 'm;.ti a.yii umj t to Sell quick, 10 barrels nice Green Apples ; finest of the recson. focHJ A. D. REYNOLDS 4 Co

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rB1E.l ! TIM ! t TEA I ! !J CHOICE. JL selection of Green and Black teas jnst opened and for sale by J. W. VICKERY A CO. T BE Sit COBJV .,. lO Bl'SH. i list received at - sept'X A. pi REYNOLDS :A 'Co'.' plots of over 13,000 acres f land in Southern luissonri, subject to entry at 12 cents per acre. Call and examine them at the R. E. A I. Odlca, No. 1, North Third street, Evansville. , ' oetl ' ' ,0. C; COLLINS. .y.f W 4Jl .rt.nEHS H.I IV; BEE.V 3 apix.inted Agent for Dole, Silver ft Felch'a patent Saw Gümmer, which has taken the premium: at the Mis hauical i'airs of almost every State in the Union, and pronounced sujerior to anything made for gumming upright and circular saws. Ab assortment always on hand. sept 30 . -' GEO. S. SONTAGG. iior oem? ,r COST w yet, hut . selling off at an advance on cost, chickeus, eggs, butter, cheese, codfish, flour, baeoa, lard, coffee, sugar, rice, mackerel, pepper, spice, nutmegs, cloves, ginger, with a ariety of other articles too numerous tu mention. Calif and examine or yourselves, at N: 92 Main street. S. W. VICKERY ft CO. gr OOH HEBEBEAU TlTlS. -H-SU you want to get good Hay, - . ' If yon ..ant te get good Corn, If yon want to get good Oats, If yon want to get good Bran, 1 f you want to get good Crashed Feed, ' It yon want to get good Chicken Feed, - , If you want to get good Com Meal, . If yon want to get good Timothy Seed, If yon want to get good Grass Seeds of any and every kiud, call at HUSTON'S Feed and Seed Store, under the Telegraph Office, where yon can be accommodated as cheap as the cheapest, and aa good as the liest, itelivered in any part of the city free of drayage. Recollect, at RÜSION'S, on Water street. Just received, uiy first shipment by Canal, 100 tons of first-rato new Timothy Hay, and for sali cheap. sept28 R. S. R. gVOOll ElSHr-liOn l.BS. JS'EUV100 boxes fine Crackers, . IftO coils Manilla Rope, 2,500 Seamless Bags, 2 and 24 bushels. Received and forsale by sep27 PRESTON BROS. ffBESU CE1KIB WABE, V.,&r.-S Jt lozeii Cedar'Pails, wnite, red and striped, brass bound, 10 nrst& dar Keelers, plain and striped, brass bound, - ft dozen covered Cedar Cans, brass bound, 3 sizes, ft " Cedar Churns, brass bound, 5 " plain white Ceilar Pails, iron bound, 2 und ii hoops, .0 " stout iron bound Stable Palls, 5 " Steamboat Pails, stout iron bound, 20 nests stout Cedar Tubs, iron bouud, 4 and 11 iu each nest, ft dozen largest Horse Buckets, . 10 " common iron bouud Buckets, This day received, and now oenln in the finest condition, at the new Wooden Ware'store of ept24 J. B. RUSSELL, 272 Main st. bet Seventh nnd Eighth, Louisville, Ky. H IL QE LE Bl CHETS. tiO MtOXEJS ww Varnished Well Buckets, stout ad well ma.le in till respects. The quality and price are -such as cannot fail to suit the trade. sepf.'.l J. B. RUSSELL, .'172 Main st., bet. Seventh and Eighth, LouUville.Ky. ?C4t BVSH. CHOICE M'ftfll K'S Potatoes. IS dozen Chickens, 100 Esgs, 20 bbls. extra Flonr, ftn sacks . , So Ions Bran. - Just received and for sale by "pt2ft .. II. COOK ft SON. rgio M a LOfEHS OE UOOll TEA. suiierior article of Yonne Hvson. Jnst re ceived and for sale by A. D. REYNOLDS A Co. sept'27 B. HE 1..1 CH'HX, EBEjyCB. DYER AND SCOURER. Corner of Vine anil First streets, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, Would respectfully inform the ladies and gentlemen of this city and vicinity, that he has opened a DYEING, CLEANING AND REPAIRING ESTABLISHMENT, Where he will clean and dye all kinds of Silk and Woollen Goods. Will remove grease, paints, &c, without the slightest injury to the goods. All work done at this establishment will be warranted to jrive entire satisfaction. sept23-6m rm1EAS,100 HALE CHESTS AJVM1 JBL Boxes, all kinds. Just received at GILBERT A BOWLES, sept23 Sycamore street. JfA' COB1IS. lOO PACKAGE -l'ctton, Hemp, and Manilla, in dozens or on reels. - i list received and for sale by sept23 GILBERT 4 BOWXES. Mi i hi: ajs-ii .ii.int.YE TJvsT My R AM'E BY HOME COMPANIES. The undersigned having been appointed Agent JNDIÄiuPÖLTs INSURANCE CO. S. i . CO INGT0N, Sec'y. T. A. MORRIS, Prw't 1 - ' AM) THE o RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. B. J. HATHAWAY, Sec y. 3. HATHAWAY, Pres't are prepared to underwrite upon the better class of Fire and Manne Risks, at as low rates of pre m.tiin as Are ronsisteut with permanency and r lability. These Companies confine their business exclusire ly to the State of Indiana. - C"AI1 loscs speedily adjusted and promptly paid wirhmit any ubatenient or diminution what ever. References- Every man, without exception, who has sustained loss in either Company, list ot whom all ritizens of our own State may be seen at our office. A. D. REYNOLDS 4 CO. Evaneviilc, July 8, lSSC-ly 91 U.S. BOO HEUS ASSOBTEH si ?.es. TIMOTHY SEED, loo l ush, prime new. For sale by 'pt2o ORR, DAZELL 4 Co. nicE.io it t.'m es i'Hi.nE foh teWsale, low, by ' eprzi GILBERT 4 BOWLE. mg ACHEBEL A.VIi WHITE fIsH. 1,0 barrels and half barrels. Picked Moss 2ft bales, Keliuod Sni.rs fto barrels Crushed, Powdered, and Retined While. For sale by -pl2,s GILBERT 4 BOWLES. OOSIEit VMiWETABLES liil(i7n Chickens. 2J " Ei'ks, 10 bush. Ho-t mid Irish Potatoes, Abo. Il .iuhiirgli Cheese, eept 22 A. D. REYNOLDS 4 Co. rift Oha ceo. ioö boxes UjVJi M radii ten. of ponnd, half ounds, 6s. Twists, ftc, meiltuni t very fine Vii!nio. Cigars A larfre and full assortment of favor U brand. Fyr sale low by "I'1'" GILBERT ft BOWLES. fBJS'OTIIER The subscriber .VF W FE Ell STOBF. riher has onenerl & niw fenri ntnm l.. the Shanklin building, at the corner of Water and i.ocust streets, where lie will keep a full supply ol all kinds of the best feed, which he will sell at the very lowest market prices. Ho has on hand corn, hay, oals, meal, bran and shipstufl, 4c, 4c. ept22 J. J. DESOUCHET. lO,O0Ord" FHl.flF EE At 2ft bush. Irish Pi tatrs'S. 2ft Hweet " . 2 i non e Unions. M.ooii lt. QuiKley's Hams. il,rsi0 14 Bacon Sides. , l.i.HIO " Shoulders. 6o0" Bacon Pork. It! isins, Currants and Citron. ift.issi feet Patent Safety Fase. Roceived per E. & C. It. R., by seplti Z. II. COOK ft SON. gBESCEJYI' ClTi'PEAJ'IJV A.VJI IVf loorinK Mill, Sash, Door and Blind Manufa.:torv : W tndow anil lifwtr !.., . n fi. and Mouldings .r nil kinds made to order; Dresw-d 1 lonruiK and Weallier-lsrdiiiK en hand I he undersigned'. wmiW iurorni the pnblic in Renal, that they have titttnl the ilm. ..ci,iii,,.. with new maeliinery, and are now in operation aud .jr ...cAe. i,u manner oi woru m their line on short notice, and in us eood stvle as anv imii,,,. tablinhnietit iu Ibis part of the country, aud on reasonable terms. Orders from abroad solicited which wilt be promptly filled and carefully put up and shijiel. inters from builders, carpenters, and lumber mor. hauls, promptly attended to. Onr establisluueiit in on the Canal Basin aud Citv Whml convenient to the rivor and Railroad Deiwt, and the business parts of the city. DYSON & WADE aepl2-2md Enquirer and Volksbote copy. iO HALES ASSORTEII, latest style. DELAINES. '! Caws assorted Manchester. Hamilton and Paci fic, ri.-h hsndsome patterns. 2ftu Bai.-s Brown Sheetings and Shirtings. FLANNELS, 20 Bales Bed, White and Yellow. ' - LININGS, 5 Cases assorted large and small Plaid. CANTON FLANNELS, 5 Cases Brown and Bleached. 1 " . fancy, for linings. CHECKS AND STRIPES,

8 . ases and Bales assorted. BOOTS AND SHOES, GOO Cases assorted. HATS AND CAPS, ftO Cases. Just received and for sale at redneed. prK-es, by fseptlS KEENE 4 PRKSTON. JfcJLOEB. ' ELOVB! t Jm. :ft bags extra superfine Wkit Wheat FJoor ftl do do do 2ft brls do do Now arriving, and for sale in quantities to sn purchasers, by VICKERY BR08;, Eovlu No. 8 '.Main St..

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