Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 94, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 November 1858 — Page 2

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EVANSV1LLE, IND. SATURDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 27

From Indianapolis. We have letters from Indianapolis that jay the coalition of the Republicans with the Independents and anti-Lecomptonites is not likely to be a desirable union. It is already disturbed by serious differences of iews and plans. The writers say the Republicans have gained but little discretion and moderation by the lessons of the past Their intolerant spirit and ultra measures are likely to drive from them, all moderate and conservative men. It is said the independents and anti-Lecompton Democrats will form a union, and vote upon measures according to their own convictions of duty, without heed to the schemes and wishes of either of the other contending parties. They have the power to control both, and can direct the course of Legislation in a great degree, and upon them will fall the responsibility of the leading measures that may be adopted. On "Wednesday the Senate adopted a resolution, by a vote of 26 to 22, declaring the election of Bright and Fitch to be illegal, unconstitutional, and void, and that Indiana has no leeral Senators in Congress. This resolution was to have been taken up in the House yesterday, and probably excited an animated debate. "We learn that it was expected Mr. Blythe would make a speech on the subject, from which we shall learn the views and probable course of the Independents and anti-Lecomptonites, in regard to the Senatorial question. The leading Re pubheans, we arc informed, were in favor of going into an immediate election of Senators to contest the seats of the present iucmnbents. . if"A partizan spirit ha3 already mani fested itself in the State Senate, and will, no doubt, greatly interfere with the legitimate business that should press upon that body. Black Republicans and Black Deniocracy seem to bother gentlemen now, and takc3 np much more of their time, than the revenues of the State, and other needful laws that

were neglected at the Inst session of tho Legislature. More anxiety is manifested as to I what shall be the future political complexion

I of the State, than for a pjood school law. It

costs the State double as much money discussing the merits t f pint ies, t him tor . 'ill the laws put together. The "host ot tue Miller ana filtryoi k con tested election case, has been invoked again, to haunt the Senate and drive business from that body. It is to be hoped that it II attempts to bring up these agitating topics, to the exclusion of morn urgent business, will be frowned down. Let us hove o-ood laws passed first, and we may' be enabled to 'iidure'a few bunroinhe speeches afterwards. Horrible Aocident. A horrible accident occurred at Rock Island, on Friday Inst. A man employed in the flour mill of (ullniove & Baker, while passing among the machin try was accidently caught by Iii clothing in, the COg3 of a horizontal wheel turning an upright shaft. His body was as quick, as thought, drawn between the cogs,and thrown out on the other side. The cogs caupjht, his bowels and literally tore them from his body. His entrails with shreds of his clothing were afterwards wrapped in strips about the wheel and shaft. The engineer discovered by the jar to the machinery in all parts of the mill that some accident had occurred, and imme diately stopped the engine. The man was found lying on the floor in a pool of blood He was conveyed to a neighboring house, and at one o'clock, he was sensible and could talk, but appeared in mortal ngon-v. He is doubtless dead before this. . In the debate in the State Senate on tieiren s resoituion, wnicu stiirmati.eil Hie Republicans as black, occasioning great ex citement tuercbj-, quite an interesting pnssago at arms took place between liov. Steele, of Parke, and Senator Wallace, of Montgomery. Mr. Steele thought the gentleman from. Montgomery, in paying his devotions, was in doubt whether he should turn his eyes 1o Chicago as his Meccu, or the great. Aligator at Washington. This sally brought down the house alao, the President's hammer. Commerce of thk United States. -According to the official tables for tho fiscal year ending June 30th, 1853, the imports for the year amounted to 5282,613,150, and the exports for the same period, $324,644,421 of which there was of domestic produce, $251,351,033 and showing an excess of exports over imports of 42,031,271. The export of specie and bullion was $52,633,147. The valuo of cotton exported for the year was 5131,386,061, against $131,565,850 for the previous year. In 1 857, the total imports was $360,890,141, showing a falling off of imports for 1858of 737G,9fH. Late advices from Mexico State that j the whole of that Country, except, the capita!, is now in possession of the Liberals, ftn4 that an attack was also made upon the City of Mexico by the latter party on the J 6th ult., which was nearly successful, und t that they felt confident that, in a seeond attempt, which is soon to I made, they wilf succeed. Mausur'slarp:? pork house at Indianapolis, was destroyed by lire, on Tuesday evening. The die is suppo-.ed i, l,ttVe originated in that portion of the btiildiiif n ;ed tor rendering lard. All the hnjp-rslaughter-ed on liiat day were consumed. The cxi,-i,t of the los is not given. -Mrs. Henn, t" .iveipiiol, litis, il i saiO, amassed a splendid loi tuue by specu lating in ruilroad shares. The Ltmilv

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koniewhnt celeluuteil for tiatliering- llieir nwu nesti. Jtr There is an iniun ure liit-ywump iti Lebanon county, I'a. It in jaiJ lu he a dense thicket, ot miles in extent, where tue bears harbor, and whence it is impossible to dislodge them.

A Few Words about Fun. Some interesting facta relative to the fur trade of the Hudson Bay Company, are related in the correspondence of the New Hampshire Statesman. . The furs and peltries of the company comprise the following varieties : Fox, of several colors ; black and brown bear ; sable, otter, lynx, beaver, raccoon, mink, muquasb, wolf for seal,Jmartin, squirrel, and ermine. .' The most important in the list is sable, of which about 125,000 are collected by the company annually. In England the. sable was always held in great estimation ; a wreath of black sable which, was presented to Henry I., in the early part of the eleventh century, by the Bishop of Lincoln, costino less than 100, which, in those days was an immense sum.

The Russian or Sibernian sable is most esteemed, being softer and more silky than theAmerican. Russia produces about 25,000 offnem annually. The price corresponds with the abundance and glossy blackness of the upper coat a high garment not unfrequently costing $250. The civic robes of the Lord Mayor and Corporation of London, whicb,according to the Municipal. law and long usage, must be worn on State occasions, which are very numerous, are trimmed with, sable. Nearly nine-tenths of the American sable skins, amounting: to 125,000 annually. forwarded by the Hudson Bay Company, are sent to France-and Germany, where it is greatly admired for ladies' wear. Of martin skins the Company gathered in one year 14,000 and the French free traders in Canada, exported -30,325 of them in the same year . The most valuable a mong tue varieties ot the fox are the black or silver a single skin often commanding at wholesale $200, and even $500. Ahout 1,000 of them are collected annually by the Company, and nearly all to go to Russia and China lor linings and trimmings to dresses. The lur of the sea otter 13 used tor a simi lar purpose, and for caps, collars and robes. About 1 5,000 or 20,000 are collected annually, and will go . to China, where a single skin fetches $75, except a few which go to Rus Tufk ;nd Qece . Lynx ana lynx cat are now out ot tasuion in Europe, and are dyed and prepared for exportation to this country. olf skins go to Russia for sleigh robes., Beaver has become a " mere drug since the era of cotton hats. Beaver skins are used in the army for military ' caps and pistol , holsters. The brown beaver which was in great demand in Europe fifty years ago, a single skin otten commanding fifty guineas, now seldom brings five. The pole-cat skin is much ad mired lor its beautj', but is hardly ever used, in consequence of its bad odor. Squirrel is used m immense quantities all over Lurope, and the Hudson Bay Company export vast quanties to the continent. It is extensively and successfully dyed in imitation ot Kussian sable. Its lighlness make it highly prized, -the belly of the dark blue variety being said to weigh no more than a pound and a half, when made into a full sized cloak The Lowell Journal says : . "The Lrmme has been for more than a thousand years associated with the loftiest dignity ot Hie British throne aurt bench. In the language of heraldry this lur is styl ed minever. The coronation role3 of all the roval family are Ermine, studded nil over with small black tnfts of wool of the Wack Astrachan Iamb, inserted in every square inch .of the. garment. With these black snots inserted the ermine is styled 'powder ed minever.' Royalty can only wear the minever powdered all over. Tho peers and peeresses wear ermine powdered ' in rows, the number of which indicate the rank of the wearer. On all state occasions the royal judges array themselves in robes of scarlet and pure ermine, the peers in scarlet robes decked wjth gold lace, and the appro priate rows of ermine or ' bars of minever ;' the royal family m rones of 'minever pow dered all over.' '' The Sibernian ermine is said to excel the American variety, in its intense and spotless whiteness. . The Hudson Bay Company trap about 20,000 annually. A Terrible Scene. We have already noticed the disastrous consequences of a fire which broke out in the shafting of an English coal pit.in the county of Durham. There were eighty-six men aud boys in the vari ous workings of the pit, and after great ex ertion the fire was extinguished, but notuntil ten bf the number were suffocated by the smoke. The bringing up of the living was watched with intense feeling, by thousands of spectators ; but when the bodies of the dead began to be brought up, the scene,, it is said, was distressing in the extreme. . A local paper says : , - , " Wben the last of the liriug had been brought to daylight, a fearful signal was ob served to be given by Mackay, the staithesman. It was well understood, and the hopes which had, up to that time been kept alive in the relatives of those still in the pit. that those dear to them might be saved, were de stroyed. A liain and sheets were given to the staithesman. With these he descended into the dark abyss on his fearful errand. 1 he excitement and anxiety were now pain fully intensified. After a longer interval than usual, the signal was given ; one dead body bad been lastened to the staithesman, breast to breast; the rope was raised a yard or two ; another corpse wa3 slung to the rope ; and now the dreadful load is being drawn up. The women cluster to the lit mouth, and the bodies arrive.: The fir.'t is that of a fine boy, about 13 years Ot age. I Uerc is a beautilul expression upon his countenance, and nothing to indicate tuat bis lite naa been taken by a violent death. The body is unstrung, and a stalwart miner carries it, with the tender ness and gentleness of a mother nursing her child, to the anxious crowd. The child is recognized by its parents and sisters, and cries- of agony rend the air. The other brought up is enveloped in a shroud, it is 1- taken trom the ropes, and the announcement ' . i . : . ; . T.-.1 1 : . . 3 .. o i that it is poor Kellett is made. Renewed wftiliuga startle the spectators as he i3 borne to hia home. This fearful scene is five times repeated. ' Each time the rope ascends, it brings with it two corpses, one of a boy, another ot a man. 1 hey are placed on stretchers, and taken to the crowd, to be i recognized aud claimed, aud the repetition of the same trightful scene produced the deepest feelings of awe and horror. The scene nl the bottom of the pit," while j the fim wa raging in the shaft, i thus de- ' orriVie-l : -; ,. J - "At the bottom of the shaft was a furi uace constantly burning to secure veutila- ' lion. Around this furnace seventeen of the ': men collected during the night, for the purj po-te of pioctii iiio air and warmth, but tbey ( eventually became alarmed Jest the. lire : should dvaw the gas from the workings aud an cause nn explnsion.- They, therefore, put ' out the fire, and ditrin; yie remaioder of .. ii nn-. mai, niey were luipritoncu iney were? ,H inter darkness. The other men and boys were in other parts of the workings; Muhie were congregated in groups and engaged in prayer, while othera were singing, and joking, and telling tales, in order to cheer their caiupanion?. One of them say. he lay down at ! o'do. k, tmJ quietly .lept the time away.'' t ms- p. Virginia. Willis is now on a tour through

Dicnlty at Corydon Horace Bell Disgracing Himself. A disgraceful affair occurred at Corydon, on Saturday last, in which Horace Bell

played the ." hero." The facts of the case are a3 follows : Bell has been attempting to pay attentions to a sister of Dr. M. Jones, j of Corydon, which course on his part was very distasteful to her family, and a difficulty arose between Dr. Jones and Capt. Bell in consequence. On Saturday last Dr. Jones came to this city, and Horace Bell, knowing that fact, went to Dr. Jones' house, with a drawn bowie knife, and tiemanded to see the young lady in question. This was refused, when he commenced cursing Dr. Jones, and swinging about his bowie knife, although no one except ladies were in the house. He made a dash at the elder Mrs. Jones, when Mrs. Dr. Beekwith caught him, and narrowly escaped being stabbed, the blow cutting through her dress. He then left the house. Bell had been drinking, but was sober enough to know what he was about- V " "" "' - On Saturday evening a young Mr. Jone3 encountered Bell, who commenced abusing him,, and caught him by the throat. Jones dreyv a 'revolver' and would have shot him, had not Mr. Sam Keen interfered. These occurrences excited great indignation against Bell, and he left Corydon to escape the vengence of Dr. Jones and Dr. Beekwith, who wonld have killed him on sight, -had they been able to find him. If he makes his appearance in Corydon again, bloody work mav be expected. This affair is deeply regretted on account of the position lately occupied by . Bell... He did a noble act and wa3 applauded, lie was the medium through which our citizens sought to vindicate their State sovereignty, and gained notoriety." This notoriety seems to have turned hi3 head. He took to drink ing, and ha3 commited an offense which will damn him in this community through all time an offense for which there can be no paliation offered. We have applauded his noble act in releasing his aged father trom jail. We have denounced in unmeasured terms his kidnappers. All this we would do again but we abhor and condemn hi3 dis graceful conduct on .Saturday last, and hope that merited punishment may be meted out to him. JSew Albany Tribune 2JJ. Post Office on the Bailkoad. The Vincennes Gazette is responsible for the follow ing: " :. . . Some of the Evansville'boys tell rather a good joke on a brother of Jacob Born, the mail agent that was arrested a few days ago for purloining letters from the mails. During the recent Congressional canvass in this district, every, stone was turned to beat the " Old Liners ;" and among others, the following incident ocenrred with some of Judge Hovey's friends, as t hey were elec tioneering with a son ot "Fader land. After using all the arguments they could, Louis shook his head, slowly but knowingly, with a sly twinkle of his eye, and said, " when my broddor Jacob came to dis country, he grind scissors for a living, but he turned Democrat and den he got post office on the railroad.1' Thi3 proved a knockdown argument against aiiti-LecomptonLsm. I he tüiegoing reminds us ol an Iruihman m this country, writing back to a friend in Ireland, ami telling him he had better come out to this country as he was sure ho could get to 1 a big man, for very mean men were elected to fill oftices in this country. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MIOTICS TO TJX rAl'EB8!THK W W tax payers of the City of Kransvilla are here by notified that I will advertise for sale all real estate in said city the tales v hereon bavo not been laia on tlie lutn ol ueceinnor, is.:,.i, ana tnat I win ulso, from that day, dintrain aud sell sufficient pel -soial property ol auch inhabitants of Evansville as have not paid their taxes on ttmr jicrsonal prop erty, poll or dog tax. All who denire to avoid ro-H will have to pay up bofore that date. lioviCT-aw UEU. WULt UN, City t ollector. nJJ'B NOTICE. THE JJWWJ1I. M.M mectine of the stockholders in tlia Branch at Evansville of the Bank of tho State of Indiana, will be held at the Banking House in Kvansville, on Tuesday, January 4th, between the hours of I'J o'clock a. M. aud 3 o'clock P. M , when a statement of the condition of the Branch will be submitted, oud an election will be held for five Directors to serve. the ensuing year. By order of the Board of Direct Ota. ' SAMUEL BAYAKD, nov27-diwte - . Cashier. Z111, .TIJlIiEJt, dfWVWvV .tl.lHEJt i3 AND RI06EB I would respectfully iulorm the public that I have opened a Sail and Buuring left, in the 3rd story of J. G. Vonneman's Hope store, and will punctually attend to all orders in my line. ... 1 keep Tarpaulins constantly on hand tor sate, and will manufacture Sails, Awnings, Wagon Coveis, tic, at the shortest notice. Orders respectiully solicited to be k-lt at .1. U. Yenneman's Rope store, oi at my loom, third ftry Kopei neatly spliced. nov27-3md ' CHAKT.ES EVERT. If tJtrzM' SCHOOL JT CBESlr CENT t'ITV HALL. Professor Nott will commence his school at the alx.ve Hall (exclusively for Waltzing) on 1 itesday evening u xt,at7o clm k. for terms, call ou hiiu at Watihiugton Hotel. Ho will continue his classes at Marble Hall on Saturday afternoon and Monday uight, for one more session. noi JTE8-15 hlt.lll.S BEST qt .11.1ty, for sale low bv S. E. C1LRKBT !)., rt. Sycamore street, near Water. rmM'.J jp.tPER, ÄJfW.v 1:1- i ser and Könnet Board SOO bundles for sale by .8. E. GILBERT CO., ! novi Sycamore street, near W ater. ! T9E.no fJ Ii -JVE W llB.ll.-OL.il-At STED A SABIN have remr.ved their stuck of Groceries to the Stosü Fhont Bcildimo, lately occupied by H. Gumberts next door to the old stand of M heeler Rig(rs where they will constantly keep a large and full assortment" of Groenrles lor tne wuoiesaie or reran tra.ie. nov7 rV 8TOBE ajSIl.FOB S-ilE Mackerel, No. 1 ; Do do 2; Utarch ; Soda ; Saleratut ; Snp. C i,,.a ; Raiaius; Candles Star. Opal, Taliuu ; M ooden Ware, Baskets, de. uoW7 OLMSTED J. fcAKIN. m -JR. w tatoes, Tnrnipa, White Bean"., Ilemuc dried and pickled: 42 caddies Tea ; ti chests d.j,. Kol1 Sale. I.V oLMStEb X SARIN. rriHäi'Ji sai fwa j'ext tiivbsJr. PAY'. All ye who wish to give thanks , find all the necessary articles, such as t'ri0 lbs dressed Chickens and Ttuki ts ; Cranberries, lhimpkins, Oyfters, Kkiüins, I'm iit-., Citron, Aud luauv other (;ood things, at iuvJ4 Z.U. COuK ,f SON 'tf. ftST BECEIlF.rt-t CUE ST OF 9w Y'oimjc Hvwn 'lea -. 1 . best G. P. it i ; A lo Imp. do ; 1 do o.loiigdo; t.': caddies, of variou-i i ju.l 'ii!.t.o ; Jii bcxe (new) Raiyinv,; t. do S-ap, No. 1 ; I, do Opal Can. Ilea : , 1 box 'P.thcs l'inu ; . coils Rofi. assuited 1 lot Backet!', do ; 1 gr Bakiug Powdeii; 1 do RlttckiiiK In store and fa s.ile bv iiot OLJfSTEn d SABIN. V OJ 'U FE 1. 1. 0 W'fi ,VJ?I' PttE.n taudish. at M-J The Courtship of Miles !IU21 POBELL d- OONYNC.ToS'S. tiJI if. tJ'E s JIT I.ESÜ TH.i.y lion't foriret that Dobell Wfm. Sv Yorkprht J: tloiivngton put all the Si Magazines at 2 ;.o by the year. ' luu24 Vir tfiiE elf R ' K i tief s, v f. WW sale Dealers iu Onvmirs, Produce- NailV indovv Glas Gl.iswuie, Sc., No. 17 North Fn-t street, comer Sycamuie: Evanviiie, lad. : E. t. WliiCLr.U Jijirs D. ETOOS. i noviu

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

IMRB4JKB' SC.iiJJS. We have hand a supply of Wa can alo furnish TBACK SCALES of auv ca pacity. These Scales are from the manufactory of E. T. FAIRBANKS A CO., St. Johusburg, Vermont. Every Scale is tested and sealed, and warranted correct. For testimonials we refer to the thousands of persons rising them. HORNBROOK fc CO., Agents, nov24 Water street, Evansville. rUASSAH.-S5 BOXES PIJST WW Flasks; 25 boxes y. Pint Flasks; 15 do Quart do; " f.0 do assorted Glass Jars; 50 do do do Tumblers. .Tust received per Btearaer Cambridge Citv, atid for sale by nov2jj wutti.LKä nivfus. mmrw si'gar io 1IUDS. PRIME i bv V W new Sugar just received by nov23 WHEELER 4 BIGGS. miCKHTS JJD TIBS 50 JBOZE.V .SJm Backets, Blue and Red; 0 dozen Buckets, Red; 35 do do Rlue and ttreeii; 25 do do Fancv; i:5 dolif do do; 20 do Ji'o. 1 Tubs; . '.:5 do do 2 do; - 10 do do 3 do; 25 (3) Nest do; 15 (9) Uest do; 10 dozen Common Hall BusheH; 15 do Iron Bound do; 50 do Wash Boards; 75 do Broome; 350 reams ass'd Wrapping Taper. Received and for sale cheap bv WHEELER Si RIGOS, No. 17, uo23 Corner First and Sycamore sts. !tk .V1L.S AND til, ASS RECEIVED 4 W per steamer "Moderator" 30 kegs 3d Nails, 4d do; 40 do td do; 75 do 8d du; .'.0 do lOd do; ':. dj 12d do; 15 d I Cd l; .' do 2i d..; 450 boxes 8x10 las; 50 do 10x12 do; y do Ea 10x11, 10x15 and 10x10. For nlo cheap by WHEELER RIfl(iS, novi't No. 47, CT. Finland Sycamore sis. 1 UiKKLER &. KlCtiS HEMOl'9 V EU Wo hov of First and Syciumr Mreets, (lately occupied by llolliuRswm th x UrothiT,) opp. lieinent icle. novr, WHEELKK & RIGUS, I ST H Et Eli KM lOO B.tttS BIO 'oftee; M HM'keltd Java C.fiee; 1.50 cat tys Imp. and J. P. T. a, 12 F151bs e i; 75 do do do d' do, lb? each; in half Chests G. P. d,.; 15 do do imp. do; 10 do io Y. If. do; 5 do do P.Ih.-I; do; For ?.a!o cheap b nnyi No. i Vv HEELER A 'R1GG.M, Cor. Fiiait aud Syc-sutore stu. .IWttMMES-Jt ST BECEtW.H 50 boxe tV. B. Cheese. fill do choice llauibnr:'; d.-; 7 down Hemp lv.dc.crd-;; 2', gl'uSil boUHft Board;;: hi,(HMi (.;. . tliirt Caps; i-i i0 M. H. d.i; -.0 bal,'.i (.'aunelton N'o. 1 iidtliue; tour, I in. nuoiilH ' lo -ft do do do ilo Jlltrt d. do: .'.0 do ÜO do ; In stole and for novil do do do; H do Hr-itip d.i. irtl,- by vhei:li:u & kigoh. rgJOBXCCO A.V MWAHS-lOO BXH. M choice brands Ya. Tobocco; W boxes lives and tights do; .'5 butts Twist (iu foil) do; .'5 do liirht Dressed Va. do; 75 caddies Blue lien' Chick J." do Thomas T ist 2r do "4 aces" do 1 case "Silver Roll" do; do; do. 100.000 aae'd Oermau Cipara; Vä.OiiO Havanna do; TM.OdO Half Spanlnh do. In store and for sale In- by WHEELER t KUiGrt, novil No. 17, Cor. Fimt and Sycamore sts. "SfO R E WESTERN RESERVE mfJL BUTTER $ ton 1000 pounds of Western Reserve Bultcr of extra quality just come, and a leetle better than the 1000 10 lot, at iiovö Z. H- COOK dt SON'S. Kfi P Ot I JSDs PR I ME EÄV L I 'K Pr Geese Feathers; mtn pounds S. C. SkIj in V, and 1ft papers; loo do pure Cream Tartar: fi) dozen assorted Blacking; f, do large 3 hooped Tubs; lo do assorted Buckets; jo do small and medium siy.ed Tubs. .Inst received and for sale bv ,iov23 Z. H. COOK d- HON. roit X EV ökleI .s. , tfJfCviJ-Tlie lino and magnificent LightSSWSfninR Line packet K. II. FAIRCHILD, .1. H. Kawc-tJ, Master, will loavn Evanviile for the above and all intermediate pons on TUCKKDAY EVENING, November 25. For freight or pas-we, npjdv on lnkii.1. nov23-,".t " W r7E-l TtiRV RG H J I r ST RECEIVE 0 mm f '.0 bbla: 55 half bbls; r.O box Rsisinu; :'0 nest? 8's Tub- '.') do 3's d..; ::d duz No 1 ilo, o do do 2 do; iO tio Iron bcuod liif ilosh, il'i do common d i .l".; 10 aetta Heasnrec; r. casea Cove Oyt.-)t; .'0 case; Mitfhcs; boxt-s Tcbacc; do starch; ;.0 do Ilsml.tirgli Cbrvr-e. For s.,1. ;,v ilt,,V2 TENNE Y a SORENSON. jfiHX.WE OE ElHJl A. I). Reynolds 4 Wy C5. have fold one half of their sbk to Mr. Charles Olmsted and from and after this date our bu'luesJ wilt l.e mudiicted under the following style of firm. uu21 OL3ISTED i SABIN. MU'CE 1-IES and a variety of MS oi),. thes kindn eei v morning at ten o-l,M k. Onlv te .'ills earb. Al:jo, YANkl.i: CRCLLEKil every afternoon at .' o clock, at KRICKLET' f Patent Bread Bakery, 1 ii: 1 t.i., near Main. novp.i-tiw Jf.'rt S.11.E .11' .1 BJB6iJLIJS.a M. Hteam Enfrine, S iucb cylinder, 20 inch stroke, with pnuips .-, u.iltte, all iu Good running order.--BuilditiP" luaterml will i..- t:iketi in exchange. En .piire ot L. S. CLARK, novl? er. I iut and Chestnut st. go B I bit. 10 b.r.Yt: 10 Opal 4 brl:M.Wfl.VI'( K.tar Candles : do. hoi-:e Lt;,t Laid : l"t .lbs IbicWvUear Fb.nt ; 1 v'ank Zaute Cm rants ; loo pounds CjiOClate: :ij., do Old .lava ' '-Ii. : - do Split P;i? ; do l-ail BaiUy ; il l.xe lioice H.imbui c- i b-.; brl:i New York Golden oyino "o IbsSopir Cured Dried Beef. ...i ii:t. ki-. cti.'e e t .lDul Fb.Tir . - t-ive.l tl.i .i ts- per nvei and tnilrn.id. b oili Z. 11 (K j SON OU'EI.I-1-OF.yi; .to .1.1 Poelli:.' sod Pi hitti.-r'-; r:.fse-n Le-ligi.'llow': Be Wol ks lu twe beatltili 1 P.lim ..rid lioi.l , .ill l .n , at liobEI.L .v CON YNG t(,"::. r...vi:s VXJ..S .IRHlf.ll't 'In. ken-; ; T in kle- ; Tuiiiip. ; to d..,1. t'.LV No LIU A t o.

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jaiTTtSBURO CO.tl f'OB H1L,K, at 17 cents per buslivl. at Wholesale or lieOrders loft at HORNBROOK'S STORE, Or at cur office on the corner of Fulton Avenue ami Water atreet. A. J. HUTCUESOX & CO.. uov3-4md - . . - ,IME.5S BBFjS. FOB (nov4) GEO. FOSTEK A CO. s7 W sale by JfW-M BKKT BJi S H JB T 8 O I U KIOl' A sizes and kinds, in store and fr saie by VI CK EBV.' BKOTUERS, bot4 - No. (si Main street. Hfl Jl B. SO BJ RRELS, ' I,JIBfiMi JL and small, iu store, and for sale r DOT S. E. GILBERT & CO. 3 75 boxes for sale by S. E. GILBERT & CO. - nov4 Sycamore street, near Water. V W 1 hhd. Suitar, 1 barrel Cranberriw, 1 barrel Dried Beef, 1 barrel canvassed llaiiin, 25 bushels Meshanok Potatoes.' nov4 A. D. REYNOLDS .t I'D. ICH WJIEJ T Fi.OI K, .. OBITS, MW Homminv, unbolted Wheat Flour, Corn ileal, chicken and horse Feed of every variety to be had at Hart s Mill, on Second btreet, below Oak. N. B Orders promptly attended to. and every article bought wili be delivered at the dwelling of the purchaser. nov4 nBMCX HJiltH .vr STUBS. M. We are bow selling Oysters by wholesale at $1 25-peT Can. Warranted extra, aud Cans full. Received daily per Expresti. Z. H. COOK A SON. novl 4,-r HOX.JKS u.i.nuiHJU cheese, mtJ Three hundred pounds Zante Currant". One hundred Genoa Citrous, Ten bushels Cranberries, One hundred bushels prime Turnip:', Fifty bushels fresh Corn Steal, Twenty-five bushels prime white Bean.i, Five dozen Cotton Mops and Mop Sticks, Two hundred Bath Brick, received nd for sale by (nov3) Z. II. COOK & SON. 1B Sr JÄ. 1 0 11 HltS. JPBMiflE W new Sugar Just received and for sale by . nov2 PRESTONBROS. EW BICJS. 5 TMEBCES PBIME w V new Bice just received and for sale b v nov2 PRESTON BROS. VMFRESH MILCH COWS, for sale at J oct27 Z. II .COOK A SON. TMJLMj UJVBIVtJLMäEIl EOB CftViZJITY and cheapne. Cox'o patent refined sparkling Gelatine, strenge? than Isinglass, at cne half the cost for convenience, strength, purity, beauty and cheapness, stands nnrivaiied for making rich crystalline jelly. For sale bv - . novl Z. II. COOK A SON. J OB HEB OE THE COMJIO.V CounciloftheCityofEvansville.I.GEOROEWoLriw, Collector of said city, do hereby give notice that 1 will sell, on the 2Ch day of November, 1858, at the door of the Court House in said City of Evaus. ville, between the hours of 10 A. M., aud 4 o'clock. P. M., at Publie Auction, the following Lots, or pieces of irround, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the following amounts charged agamst such Lots for work done thereon by said . it : . 1. ... . . e 1. I .. . i.iiv, outuuer vim lue uoui 01 such 9.110 : Lot 11, Block 32, East Eni 27, " 14, Stockwell'sF.iil ... " 10, 16, ' 7t; 2 Of) 1 44 ' 11. " IO ,4 " 31, " ' 32, " 10, 10, 17, 17, ;2 Lower Ei " 2 77 2 Oi'. 2 00 (Kj ' 1 50 ;;; 73 9 &o CS 83 GEO KG H WOLU.IN. Citv Collector. 1 aud . m.u1ioii Kill .. '-'os 111 Old I'lai. ;id SAMt'KL V. OI1.S1RT , WILI.J.V5I B. SAK1H. E. H1LBEBT tf CO., St I CES0RH to Gilbert .v Bowles, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Sycamore street, between Water and First,. Eansville, Indiana. A full assortment of Groceries always 011 hand, aud for sale at the lowest price. Agents for " Cypress Mills," 'otton Yunci, .Sc., ul manufacturer's prices. (uo 1 "f ISSOl, VTMOJW THE ElU.n Ol' M.W Gii.Bi.r.T & Howi.KS was dissolve I on Ilie 2t.tb instant, by mutual consent. The buniiiess ; ill be continued by our successors, Samuel E. Gilbert a:i.l William R. Baker, under the firm f H. E. Gilbert A Co., who area I. mo authorized tosettlethe business ..ftlie latti tirm. AMI'EI, K. GILBERT. HENRY HOWI.EfCvanaville, Oct. , 1W. - ml. Ml. REWVOLUS X CO., .1';' - 10 lbs Green Apples; 15 bush Large Potatoes; Also some fi nj Tu mips, for sale .f7JR.Vly are agents for the sale ofOsage Orange Plants, ef good size and thrifty growth, and ran supply any inantitv. Orders promptly attended to. nov 1 r, UtiRNll'OOK A- CO. IfglTi'TER. T ULTTEU. ! !-Jf ilJLE MJ ton, 1,000 tbs, good extra fresh Rule, Jar and Keg Butter. More Western Reserve than any ol her butter in the city. i.r sale by novl HORNBROOK &. CO. jgO.ll, OIL ItJlMPS.THIS 4 HK.1t' and brilliant lieht has been tried in this city and proved to be no hirmbug. We have lamps t.ssorted, Wicks, Chimneys, Brushes, Shade, mid Oil, which we sell low. There is no excuse now, then why sit in darkness. HORNBROOK & Co. nolli MMttl.ftE COEEE. 150 ttf U S JttEm CEl ED and to arrive, and for sale by no2 PUEsTONBROS. TEUjitT8 JE W i'OBU I401.ll. 1 EN Syrup, extra, Rebelled sugar hou Molas'.ies, Crushed Sugar, Powdered Sugar, -Lof Sugar, loo gross Gates' New Yotk Matches, rido'.wu Durkee's Stove Blacking, 10 dozen iron bound Half Bushels. Received and for mile by (novl) . H. COUK MON. W9 HECSWl T1S.11 CI It Ell W1THOI T Mm, fail, by Dr. T. McGOWN'S SAIiSAPAK1LLA and IODIDE OF POTASH, Iba great Blood I'orifler and Health Restorer, prepared from Fresh Root, the only kind worthy the confidence of physicians or the public, old imported loot being inert. The components of this medicine are highly extolled by some of tho most distinguished physicians in the world, as Sir Win. Fordyce, Brodie, Bell. Ac, for tho cure of Rheumatism, fVrofula. White Swelling, Syphillis, Neuralgia, Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver, Spine and Skin Dropsy, Female Complaint's, Old Sores, Pimples on the Face, i.e. It makes the ekin clear and smooth an object of interest with the ladies. It removes mercury, or any impurities of the blood or system, and should D used in the Spring to purify the t.locd aud prevent sickness. Pri'-e, SI a bottle. JIcGown's Essence Tar, a certain cur for Bour! Complaints, as Diarrhea, Dysentery, Flux, A '. South'American Tar. Spring Liuimeut, aud V. rniifuge, unparalelled for its success. The three above medicines prepared by. II. S. IIrom.8, Memphis, Tennesse. Sxld in Evansville by Krn.LH A- Write, Lf.isch A KO!i.-ni.r, Dr. John Miacsis. oct2i-l'2inil EL.drrHTi.'iS " UOHUE, SI i I ES. sors to It. S. HOW A ?D. RECEIVIX(r, FORU'ARWX;, AXT tifiieral CraRiisioa Merchanl, EVANSVILLE, IND. Having taken the st:md ol Mr. lt. S. Howard, we are in hopes, by close attention to busm-j to letuin all bis old and numerous customers. . We will give particular attention to all coneieniiients lor sale, aud will forward Tobacco, i'oik, Lsid, c, East, Vest, North or South, at the lot'.t current rates of lreighr. Liberal rash advances madi on ptiKiie e n ii.ijiit d to .New (irleans. . O. EI.AI'OnTtR, R. f. H AI'ÜSTf , V.M. 111. OUf., .IK , The above firm, Messrs. Klaiightei,! A II. .Jt.,, having taken my stand in the Forwarding and Comiiii??ioo business, I lake great pioaaure in ?aing to my friends that their consignments will r. well eared for by the new bouse. Mr. Hedge has been with me a long w hile, and I onsfder him iu every way well worthy ih patrr.nsge so liberally extended to me. The Messrs Slaughters are favorably kuov.ii on Green river as good Tobicco men. o. t.'.7-lmd it S. HOWARD. H. SHORT A' Co., f O.W.WJqO.V MERCHANTS, '-'4 ClMf :;i Rl l T, AIP 0I.'4.V:j. LA H. saöar. oct'J--Jnid) a. s. uovvahi.. JK U-Kt.BBITTBOM.FF W Jt SON (generally known as Bittroltf 'el at No. 4S, Main street, have jut received their nestock ot Watches, Jewelry, Silver Wate, superior Plated Ware, Spe.-taeles, 4c , among which will be loun.l all the latest and most beautiful styles in the market. We wiüh it distinctly uudeistood that we war-' laut the .p.jlil ' of our Jewelry to be as good as any made, aud in style, beauty. of tiin-li, and excellence of workmanship, it is lo.t to be suipsered. We are celling at the lowest Eatstiirn pri.e tor cah. A lull aasonmect cf Clocks al avsca hdnU. oc:Sdw2ra

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TTIBESf .iRRlf.tL. Jsl Cranberries, -" f'anTased Ilains. Pried Bm-f, New Mackerel, T.aihrop's Bluing, Ac. ' sale by ct7 A. D Just received and fur KEYNOLDS A CO. rarWAVOTCE-VOTU IS EEM. by given to the Tax Payers of Vandprburgli County, that I have received from the Auditor of the County the Tax Duplicate for the current year, and will be prepared to receive the Taxe acsensed for the current year (1X5S) at my OlBce, from ami after the "lflth day i October, 1S5. - - Vit thv rate of T.rxirtion for tho current jretu- netsmall hand bills posted up through the Cimntv. " THEODORE VENEMAXN, oct"22-Gwd . ' - Treasurer of Van. U. WmlSS oviFti O'Oie t) f.l It 7V HMP .Sil IP. The firm of Watson, Newbury it Co was dissolved Oct. 1st, 1S58. . :- - The bnsines will hereafter be carried m under the firm of Newbury fc (Mement, who are authorised to selilrf up the huines.uf the late firm. - , JONATHAN WATrfON, ' ' - E. NEWltiRY, J. II. CLUMENT, octJ2 ' . . .... ... C. S. CHEEN. . --. rtEiMEKTy ocll -75 I'.BLS.' KOlt S ALE LOW, BY ' .GILBERT A BOWLES.V 1'IRlT.s Tl'KPENTlNE.BBLd. IN PEHK9 f, ' feet order, for ab bv ' -- HILBERT A BOWLES,., ' oct2i Svcamore strei't. IU. KKI'AHH.US Co. 11.1 iKt-iwwived three LarreU of fresh Havana Oranges. Call before they are all sold. , TM CE.H.i I V.V SOLU J.V w interest in our establishment to Mr. Samuel Yiekr-rv, the style and 1irm will in future le TiciiEEr & Brotbebs, in hope therefore with tho acquisition of a new but exjierienced partner, there will Ihj an increase of trade to the house. Thanks for j-a st favors, lienpectfullv, Ac, ,1. W, YICKERY A Co., ort20 No. 22 Main street. DICKER V. BBOTnF.BS, U-HOIF.-SALE AND" RETAIL DEALERS IN FAMILY 'GROCERIES, CLASS, NAILS, FLOUR, main. Seeds, Bacon, Lard, Tubs, Buckets, Churns, and Woedwar generally, No. f2 Main street, Evansville, Ind. Gooils delivered in any part of the city free of chorgc. " - foct2I JAS. W. VlvKF.RV JOHN V leKFRY ...... .131 L VICLEKV. w' TFbjvu, lmBiFjBul'ä Mm AND Commission Merchant, i So. 2 SotTH W.tTFtt STRrn, Evassvillv. ectj ly - - LJO.VE .no RE OF THOSE EIJVE 5Appl "Apples. . -. Also, l." Yonug Tmlcies , Kresb Cocn Meal. , Tv ' Young Chickens. -Young Hyson Tea. Sweet Potatoes., .lust received at UI-C20 A.D.REYNOLDS Si. Co'. mll.U'EIt BOOHS J.Vll BIBLES. JL A splendid selection in Antique, Morocco, and Velvet Bindings ; also in fancv wood. Jnst received hT iDOBELL & CONYNGTON. I.. JOH.V$OJ, BOOK H l.V II m EÄ AND Tilolr T)-.1r Tl T..V, nl.A. j, ,; Didutv jjuutv mauutiitiuici, First st., bet. Main nd Locus'i EVANSYILLE, IND. Bbiuk Books ruled, paged and made to order of the best popei, from a Memorandum to the largest Ledger. Music and Magazines bound in any style. ocC27-Cmdiw . gFJ'! HVJS'l t BIJS JlJWUlUt! ! t Jft-BCY ! BUY ! 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 eell at the very lowest cash pricss and deliver to any part of the cit r free of eharpe. Pleas giro him-a call. oct zu ' " .1. O. Dl'SOUCHET. nif Prompt attention given te all orders. V Ill.ytJ LES ! j Poplar ribinjjles. oct 20 St 1.V6IL ES ! ! lOO Just received and for sale by JOHN l GLOVER. t, BOOM FOB Novomlr, nt octlo DOBEL & CONYNGTON 'SU ff ST HECElt'Elß FOR SJLE ' by Z 11. COOK A .SON, Io Is Ci aiiberi i.-s ; wi t lbs choiiv Uest.-iii Recei ve Butter, in - - loth, itu A No. 1 a i tit In ; . 1 bit lluruiiiK Fluid; ÖIO Qliile's llallUi, ill reduced pi Ire.;. ,oil7 rillFESE .l.'lt HO.ni.'l'..- ' luiMJ lbs thoicc W. V. t'beeiie; f, brls While Flint Hominy r ' ' " For aal by - VH'KERV BROS ; novit; No. 8U Main at. f1HZ'MEHH7 E S .5.V1 Ul CHWHEAT ELOiril f, brls Cranberries exlra quality ; ' - lo bati Buckn heat Flour; -- lu store and for tle by- VICKEUY BROS., novK, ' No- Main st. S A Hl ES FlUS-A LOT OF THE LATEST Sä stiles Capes, Half Caisfs, Victorines, Cuffs, te., jusl received bv Evpress tit V AC'i'IEK A MAIiCONNIEBS, tioill "- - , ' 39 Main street.". Mml.E 1. 1'. TIB HB TU E HEOELE St ate just begiuuing to hud out lluit Watson, Ni'wbury X Co., can, and do, sell lumber cheaper lliaumiy other dealers in town ; consequently, they go there and buy, and are so well satislied that tbey go twice and three timesover. Now, as we calculate to iduy here and sell boards, we say to all w ho are in want of plank, come and see us, at the corner of Main and Eighth olreels, and wu will satisfy yon. that what we say is true. WATSON, NF.WKU.Y k Co. octll OPE.yiJS'U OFBOJ!'ET8,8TBJ IV Goods, Ribbons and Flowers, on F'riday ii.ornin OitoU-r 8th, 1SÖS. I'ertmt me to call your atof Spring Millinery Goods, ntiou to my stock which have been bought under favorable circum stances, and which for variety and novelty of style uill. l trust,, lie found to surpass anything ever brought to this city. F. B. BARKER," First street, between Main and Locust, opposite the Pst Office. octK 1' ilW'IIUIES. Ill '.ppel:iK. ö r Sulphur, ' r, " Veil. red. - 'I ' Gum C.mipb.ir, , . . y.'Hi (i i'reaiii Tjti t.ii'. 50 eil Tute im U rop . C", ' Manilla inch do, u . r ' . -'Jj ' hemp halt-r rope, -IT. " Manilla " " 'l't doz. Bedcords, 10 reels cotton 'y ftu-h do, .'.0 bales No. 1,'Canneltmi R ittii.fr. 7ri boxes Star Caudles, -7-"i box3 Diamond Standi, 2u bngi Alspire, tv-ioons Curiae. ;is Indi., bales Ca mile Wick, '.'?t bags Pepper, f. " Cloves, A small lot of extra family flour. For ale low to elos cnnsigtiment, bv ts WHEELER RIGtJ.H. jT. I H.I it LES SJLOO.W Vo. G, First street, opmwite the PostOflice, Evansville, Indiana. The citi.ns of Ex.iusville and the public generally are respei-tfully informed that this magnificent saloon (formerly Burk's Exchange) has been entirely refitted and furnished inevery department, and is now open for the season, where visitors con always h.ie sei veil up at the shortest notiCA and iu tho moat superb style all the. delicacies of the fea-;..u, ':m of alt iiiud-., Venison, Wild Duck, Turkey. Fish, v. ' - - KLeti Oysters le.-eived daily, by cxpref. w-ell as in can-:, will be served in every rtjle "t the patrons ol the St. Charles. . Lilli.M'l j. layers will litid at I Iiis saloon a set of the linesi marble lop Billianl Tables fiom the well knm Ii und c. l.'l.rale.l la. toi v of .1 . M. Bruiiswii k i Co. - - S.'.pi-.-i"' p.-rved upat all hours, day or night. A :-plendid lunch will be served up, in the mt.ut appropriate style, ei. i v weruing at lt o'clock. " - o. ts ' J. G. HAATNGTON. fjSMIl. BEST.IJS'H l'i RKST HH.1.VH DY in town, at the b,wet figure, is at Decker X Kiamer's. Hot.-l aud Cofjee-bonre keepors, ud ail others that can appreciate good li.juor aud wish lo buy it cheap, in nuxiitittes to suit, call soon as it goes ill fast, (oct 11) DECKER KÄAMEi?. mwOOSIER fE HE T-.ii BLE 8FBE8H MS ARRIVAL ".:0 Tm-fcie 10 Do7cn Chi.-ker.s. 4'.1 Burdicl? Potatoes. 40 Loten l-(Z"-. A D LETNOLPSi CO. juries. .iL.rrt.'ig. eil. t b: BERT?, Brazil Suts; English Walnuts, Figs, raisins, currants, rock candy, oysters, lobsters, -ardiue?. l'inu, epsom Mlts," sulphur, roll brimt itou, toppras, liiadder, extract of lcgwood, lndt- , (.0, creatii tartar, soda, bed-cords, blacking, batj tint;, cloves, ceineut, cigars of all kinds, nutmegs, glutei of all kinds, glass jars, lanterns and flasks, loiiiuu syrup, iiiustatd, n.atches, pepper sauce, span1 i-h moss, stoue pipes, powdet-, satety fuse, tobacco of all kinds, limey soaps, starch, vinegar, cordage, let ter, note, ca,, and writiug pajier, leas, fiour, cam- ' phor, euveloiM-s, i-all pet,-r, etc., etc., etc. A stipple ol the above kept Constantlv on band, and f..r eale f..,r, by GILBERT BOWLES, ih t.Vtf Sycamore Street, near W ater. " lSTUOI 'E.T1 J'll U'JJ-T TÖ Sell quick, lo barrels nice Green Apples ; finest of the season, foctlj A. P. RET X0L.TS-& Co.

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rm 11. BEWOLD8 A" CO., H.I J"E Y JL i in Store and for sale 1 brl Fresh Lard ; 5 bush Cranberries; New Sujar; . -3 boxes Opal Candied - Sardines boxes and boxe ; Superior Family Flour ; . . .. . , First class Cigars ; Smoking; Tobacco. novll WtST BECEl t-EO-200 Bris White Lime ; ' to-llhds New Sugar; 50 Boxes Virginia Tobacco ; 2tH Coils Manilla Cordage, for sale at lowest rates by uovlO GEO. FOSTER & CO. WE 1 ETSAJVlf TlBSISi HJLM AGES all kinds, received per steamer Neptuue, aud in store, for sale low by ' uovlu S. E. GILBERT A CO. OXERS' EOK SJ l-E. TW O 'OHE f well-bruken, large Oxen, in. good order, for sale. Apply to noTBdlm F. D. ALLEN. fiCf J.f JV (VI,V0XS-ii5 BOXES 3 Cincinnati rkp, nssorteil ; 25 boxes assorted sizes Star Caudles, Just received aud for sale bv . YICKERY BROTHERS, . nov4 ' No. 8ii Uain street. . 7f WJt T C H E S ! ,r .f T CHE M ! 15 O Irl Uross hue superior Matches, nnsnrpasseil in quality, cheapness, or neatnuss of packages, inntoio and for sale very low bv V1CKERT BROTHERS, nov4 No. 82 Main street. ImrJELE .'I O L t 88 E 8 C.1. BE Wim maile from Maide Sugar, which can be bs.l cheap at the store of YICKERY BROTHERS, . No. 82 Wain street. novi gm o if s Mm ties EH E EI'l.VH J'ECESSI2;"0 lbs choice Cream Tartar ; 500 lbs Pup. Carb. Soda ; 500 lbs Washing or Sal Soda ; 10 I!i,i..j pure Corn Starch, 4c, Sc., for sale cheap by YICKERY BROTHERS, nov4 . . No. 82 Main strei t. mr9HlTE saj-llr-10 URLS. EIRE 9 W Sea-shot e Sand for sale by . nov4 GEO. FOSTER CO. TE.I! TE.t!! TEA!!! 4 CHOICF. selection of Green I'ld Black teas iust opened and for sale by J. W. VICKERY & CO. RE HU COR.V .IMEJIL.IO BISU. a. j Jnst received at sept30 A. D. REYNOLDS 4 Co's. glO I E R. 7l LJ.W SIHJl f-K Of plots of over 13,000 acres of land la Bouthern Missouri, subject to entry at 124 cents per acre. Call and examine them at the R. . & I. Office, No. 1, North Third street, Evansville. - octl C. C. COLLINS. Kv.f W GÜMMERS. I H.l "E BEEJV t appointed Agent for Dole, Silver & Fetch's patent Saw Gummer, which has taken the premium, at the Mechanical Fairs of almost every State in the Union, and pronounced superior to anything made for gumming upright and circular saws. Ab assortment always on hand. sept30 CEO. 8. S0NTAGKJ. or SV.LLI.y OFF JJ' cost W yet, but selling off at an advance on cost, chickens, eggs, butter, cheese, codfish, flour, bacon, lard, coffee, sugar, rice, mackerel, pepper, sploe, nutmegs, cloves, ginger, with a variety of other articles too numerous to mention. Calif an4 eiauilns or yourselves, at No: 92 Main street. S. W. VICKERY It CO. If OOM HEBEBEJIH THIS. mLäU yon want to get good Hay," If yon want t get good Coru, If you want to get good Oats, If you want to get good Bran, If you want to get good Crushed Feed, It you want to get good Chicken Feed, If you -waut to get good Corn Heal, If yon want to get good Timothy Seed, If you want to get good Grass Beeda of any and every kind, call at RC3TON'S Feed and Seed Shore, under the Telegraph Office, where yon ran be accommedated as cheap as the cheapest, and as good as the best, delivered in any part of the city free of dnyage. Recollect, at RCSlON'S.on Waterstreet... Just received, my first sUipment by Canal, 100 tons of first-rate nw Timothy Hay, and for sale cheap. sept28J . S. R. gJOOH FISH. 00 .M.B8. J-E M 100 boxes line Crackers, ISO coils Manilla Rope, 2.600 Seamiest Bags, 2 and 2V,-; bushels. Received and for sale by lep27 PkIESTON BROS. - JRESR CElKlHrtl'JHE, Sc., &. O dozen Cedar Pails, wnite, red and striped, brass bound. lu nests Cedar Keelers, plain and striped, brats bound, 0 d..7en covered Cedar Cans, brass bonnd, Ii Blies, f, " Cedar Churns, brass bound, 5 - " plain white Cedar Pails, iron bound, 2 and - 3 hoops, f . clout iron bound Stable Pails, 6 .' Steamboat Pails, stout iron bound, 20 neats stout Cedar Tubs, iron bound, 4 aus 11 in each nest, .'. dozeu largest Horse Buckets, 10 " common iron bound Buckets, This day received, and now opening iu the finest condition, at the uaw Wooden Ware store of ept24 J. B. BD8SELL, 272 Main at. bet Heven th and Eighth, Louisville, Ky. -mmmELL BUCKETS. KM HOMEJ w w VaruiHhed Well Buckets, stout ar-d well made In all respects. The quality and price are such as cannot fail to suit the trade. sept23 J. B. RUSSELL, 372 Main st., bet. Seventh and Eighth, Louisville.Ky . P;n HUSH. CHOICE J'E8H.Uy. 9 UlCK'3 Potatoes. lf dozen Chickens, .. 100 " . Eggs, .'. 20 bbls. extra Flour, 60 Macks " " . SO tons Plan." Jn.it received and for sale bv supt23 Z. H. COOK A SON. LUP'EHS OF 14 O Oil TEA. A A Huiicrior ariielo et Young Hvson. Just i:cceived and lor sale by A. D. REYNOLDS & Co. ept27 HE L.I CROIX, FREJS'CH DYER AND SCOURER, Corner of Vine and First streets, ' :VAN3V1LLE, INDIANA, Would respect Hilly 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 aud Woollen Mood. Will removo grease, paints, &c, without the slightest injury to the goods. All work done at this establishment will be warranted to give entire satisfaction. sept23-0m rmici s.i oo hale chests .ijh M Boxes, all kinds. Just received at GILBERT & BOWLES, Sycamore street. sept2 gUEll tOHIIS. lOO ECHJiJES JLCotiiiii, Hemp, aud Manilla, in dozens or ou reels. .lint received aud for sale by seiSl GILBERT St BOWLES. iilBE .1.VII .T1.1R1.VE JVVF ' RANGE BY HtiJI E COMPANIES. The nndersigned having been appointed Agent f.j Evansville and vicinity, of the INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. S. F. COVINGTON, Sec'y. I. A. MORRIS, Bres t ASD THE RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. B- J. HATHAWAY, oo'y. . HATHAWAY, Pre'i't are prepared to underwrite upon the belter class ol' Fire and Marine Risks, at as low rates of pie uiiutu as are consistent with permanency and r iability. These Companies confine their business exclusive 1y to the State of Indiana. IWAII losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid without any abatement or dimirutW what ever. References: Every man, without exception, who baa sustained loss in either CompaDy, a list ot whom oil citizens ol . air own State may be seen at our office. A. D. REYNOLDS & CO. Evansville, July 8, 1856-ly mmjlMLS. bÖÖ HEUS JtSSORTEII W size. TIMOTHY SEED, lis) bimli. prime uew. For sale by sept23 ORR, DAZELL A Co. ffm H E. IO TIERCES FBkMB-FOB Mm-t ksale, low, by sept23 - GILBERT ft BÖWLE. WWOOS1ER l-EtET.i B L E ir Mmdo7rn Chickens. 24 " Eggs, 10 bush Sweet and Irish Potatoes, Also, Hamburgh Cheese. sept 23 - A. D. REYNOLDS rmioBjcco. 100 BOXES m , caddies, of pound, half pounds, 6s. Twists, Ac, medium to very fin Virgiuio. Cigars A large and full assortment of faTor:t brands. For sale low by tep!13 GILBEBT A BOWLES. tJf .VO THE Ä W FEED STORE, m m The subscriber has opened a new feed store, in the Shanklin building, at th corner of Water and Locust streets, where be will keep a full supply ol all kinds of the best feed, which he will sell at ths very lowest market prices. He bas on hand corn, hay, oats, meal, bran aadehipstnff, Ac , Ac. ept22 J. C. DE90UCHET. idaOiMKir ERt.tlE LE.lt 25 bush. Irish Potatoes. 25 Sweet 2f ' Choice Onions. lo.OoO lbs. Quigley's Hams. 2 frnrt Bacon Sides. l.OoO jihoulders. too '- Bacon Pork. R.'.istns, Currants snd Citron. 15. OiiO feet Patent EafetT F ase. Rocelvs'd per . 4 C. R. R., by scplS Z. H. COOK SON.