Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 115, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 December 1858 — Page 3

WEDNE8DAY MORNING.

..DECBMBER wr gee First and Fourth Pages or merestlng Reading; Matter. Local and Miscellaneous. Counterfeit teu'g of the IudiaoaState Bank, well executed, are in circulation, aod great caution is required to detect them. Samuel W. Telford an eminent lawyer of Lafayette died n Thursday night Inst. fig?" The Washington Union of Thursday last contains an articla on ths Tariff very moderate and liberal in its tone, indicating an important change in iu views. fiS?An extensive revival has been in progress during the past week in the M. E. Church at Mt. Vernon, resulting in the addition of a large number of members to that church. fi -All persons who were awarded diplomas and premiums at the South Western Agricultural District Fair, held this year at Vi neon nes, can be furnished with the same by calling at Hornbrook's Store, on Water street. ggy Never betöre has any article of merchandise - become so universally popular, or given such general satisfaction to our citizens, as the fine clothing from Devlin's, sold by our young friend Lyons. Lyons has now on hand a large stock of beautiful overcoats, that he is selling at remarkably low jrices, in order to close out his stock of heavy goods. 83L,0n Christmas day, at Mount Vernon, there is to be a Union Meeting of the farmers and stock raisers on the Kentucky and Indiana aide of the river, for the exhibition of stock. ; ; The Advocate says : The main object of the meeting is to give an impetus to the permanency of the Agricultural Society of Poley County. The best feeling prevails on the ether side of the river, and as it will be a friendly interchange of feeling. , We have often seen the same difficul ty in discovering the merits of a home pro duct, till it was seen abroad, under a foreign label, that is related in the anecdote af a New Albany merchant, who went to New York recently for a stock of goods, and among other purchases bought a fine lot f whetstones. They were highly recommended, and he had them duly shipped home, to be sold to sharpers of all sorts of edged tools. After being unpacked and examined by the seniors of the firm, it was discovered that the articles had actually been manufactured almost right under their renior's nose, at home, and. shipped off to tha eastern .market. Th Enoi-ish Hcntiwo PahttSapf. The StTaul Jlinnetolian, of Doc 1st, contains the following item : . : , Lord Cnvendinh, Mr. Ashley and Lord Robert Grosvenor, about whose safrly some fears were entertained, have arrived at Fort Garry, Itcd River, in perfect health. As these gentlcmcu . have been variously reported by the newspaper press as massacred V . by " the Indians, " frozen in " at Pembina," " lost " on the prairies, and what not. rt, will be a comfort to their friends and acquaintances,' on both sides of the Atlantic, to know that they are safe and sound at Fort. Garry. ; , h5iIt is becoming; somewhat questionable whether the preaching- of the Rev. Mr. Hiscox, in the National Theater, New York city, on Sunday evenings, is likely to produce good. It is difficult to restraiu the untimely applause of the boys, some of whom because the exercises are in the theatre, seem to think that their approbation must be mAuifivitod by ute of the slang phrasee of the git. Tho preacher, however, thinks ho is mt&jno; a godly . impression if he should oulf iM.iaim one sinner out of a thousand. Nor or THi Old Statb Baxk. The several branches have made arrangements iby swhiqlictho circulation of each is to be redeemed. In rU lime to come by the branches jd the new tank. - The "effaced notes," jdse that are so obliterated that the place of payment cannot be ascertained, will be redeemed at the Sinking Fund office for three years coming; and the others at some banking house or public place in the town wbe.ro the brauch has been located. The legal obligation ceases on the first day of January next, but provision has been made that the public shall not suffer, and this voluntary arrangement is in keeping with the good character of the old Btato Bank of Indiana. ...... , ApolloTbca.tr. 1 taw her la her youth I saw her ou tha aUge, Whan vtrtH all ber own. In buoyancy of age, 7 bey say that ladies miudjvhowevw ktud, 'To rapture thus should never be Inclined. They talk In towns like this, and say We would not do this, or go that way; ; .Ladles, punctilious, pnefoua dears. You hv your hopes, and yet, your fear. , lat night, Othello did not act, Bnt yet, you learnt a simple fact. That moral not In church are always strong,' Though on the itaga there's right and wrong. The world' the stage, then play your part. And hov you nndantaad your art, Khan to your favor a Thespian band, Opeat your heart and gtv your hand. And mind ; s friend last night was pleased To see that many minds war owl Pleased to obarv another day waa dawning, And left th ladiea not on tUndie (awning. IsvALroa Rsjoica. A nw era is taking place in the science of medicine. Tha time has come when the worst and most ' appalling cases of disease can be cared. New discoveries are being made "in the medicinal agents employed, as well as in the art of combining and preparing them. Four years' trial has fully established the fact, that Dr. Easterly's Family medicines are the best and most certain curatives known for the diseases for which they are recommended. Every family should keep a supply on hand, and thereby save doctor's bills, and inuch suffering. Dr. Easterly'! Iodine and Sarsaparilla, Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam, Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ago Killer, Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial and Dr. Baker's Specific are all meeting with a rapid sale and are universally approved. , Over One Hundred Thousand Dollars of these popular articles have been sold within tha last two years. See the advertisements in our columns.

Council Chamber, "l Dec J8, 1858v . " Council met," with his Honor the Mayor and 13 Conncilmen present. . J -;; ; ' "" Minutes of last meeting read and approved. ' ''' - " " ; " - -Claims were allowed amounting to $138 08. The Mayor, having stated that some of the sub-contractors were disposed to look to the city for such amounts as are diifr fram F. Reihl, contractor of Division Street Culvert, the Ma vor wag instructed to close the con

tract for building the Southern po rtion of Division street Culvert, but that such settlement shall not be made until all parties concerned in such work shall give receipts in full against all claims. It was ordered that the Mayor shall obtain $40 cash from tho City Treasurer, in lieu of city order No. 3,723, and pay the same to Nathan Rowley, Esq., collector of the W. & E. Canal.; Mr. Hubbell reported the charter with its amendments, Jtc, as ready for printing, and supposed the cost of printing 500 cepies, in English only, would be about $80. The printing was deferred until the city treasury contained a little more money than is now on band. Mr. Garvin asked the Council to re-inves tigate the delinquent taxes of Emanuel Hull, The matter was referred back to the original Committee. The city refused to pay any portion of paving the alley in Block 1, Lastern En largement, until the whole shall BG finished. Sundry claims were allowed' amounting ti $04 23. The Fire Superintendent reported cisterns full and engines in good working order. J. S. Hugo presented to the Board that the last note received by him from the city he could not sell for want of an endorser. Councilman Elliott and Sharpe volunteered to endorse, which was accepted by Hugo. A petition was read praying the Council to order the grading and laying a plank side-walk in front of Block 26, Eastern Enlargement, along 6th street, and an order was issued in accordance witn said petition. Councilman Hubbell, from committee for settlement with Messrs; Reitz It Duri, in re lation to a parcel of ground sold the city for the purpose of connecting rulton Avenue and High .street, recommending that the city pay the purchase money ($150), with interest, and that a new committee be ap pointed with the Uity Attorney and Mr. Reitz. to make a final settlement of th whole matter. Hubbell, Sharpe, and Reite, were appointed said committee. John Stocks, Cistern Contractor, present ed his bond warranting 11 cisterns for six months. Stocks was ordered to presont his bond for ten months, with approved secur ity, and when done the clerk was ordered to pay him all that is due. Council adjourned. Receipts bjr Hailread. December 21t, 1868. 6 lif btil. beer, J. Schneler ; 1 box, 2 kegs, 2 pkgs Stoddard Thooipeou ; 1 caw, A. Lynn, Henderson, Ky. ; 1 box balsam, F. W. Sawyer; 2 nf bar rel, 1 keg Honor, John Monk ; 2 roll, learner, J.U. Vanaeniau : 19 roll leather. J. Flamming ; 2 cad die, O. Lynn, nnUraon, Ky. ; 4 roll lent her, Miehaol Neville a Co.: 2 liale, P. Cunningham; 45 bbla Purk, I. A.Crau; 2 c Feathers, Wheeler & Kigga ; 1 bbla Tallow, Mr. Mclnnery ; 2aca Fenthera, 57 bbla Finn, UoDimit Viele ; 3 coop Fowls, Z. II. Cook Sun ! 1 portable Engine, 1 Aatipan, Saraiel McLaughlin ; 1 box Drugs, W. Biorbower; 1 bax. 8 bale. Cobb. Catlett A Co. ; 1 coop Tur kloa, r. Krön ; 4 aca Wheat, Igleheert Bros. ; 358 Hocsnead. Jaouoes A Co. i 2 boxes, 2 barrels. Pater Miller; 23 bushel Coro, J. B. Mills 4 Co. A. E. 8HRADER. Agent. Special Notices. JTor Mmyor-rW r muthortttd to announce NATHAN ROW L KT, Es., as a candi date for Mayor of the City of Evansville. Mr. Row. ley will. In a fw days, publish an addreaa to his fi'llow-ritlxen. . , .. WrH J JtwlUitg to JtVf. J ntw tmo-ttory Brick Ileuae, an 8ecod street, t et wenn Oiun and Maple streets, ocerrpying an entire lot. It enntatna f .or roams on each leer,, with a rood cellar ; it has convenient ontbnildinn" and an excellent cistern. FoMoesion can be bad immodiatley. Apply to Mrs. 0. E. LEWIS. decl7-tf THE EVANSVILLE WP.TTTT.V JOTTRNAT. Made up from the DA1I.T jotiBüAL, contains 3 CuIummi of unll-tlertl and carefully prefweil J?iliQ Jfii, atfordlag the best medium for keeping our frieuds in the ouutiy fully "posted up,' to be feuud in the West. THE LATEST TKLEORAPHIÜ 1HHPATC11ES, Together with a summary of the Ilarketa, ara inserted in avary Weekly paper, aud by perusing flu. JovuiAL, our friuuda ia the Country i Uot be liable to be "bk ked uu" by simulators, aud sei their proiluov for less thau it I h. tnallv wort! baa often beou doiio buretofoie. - V- Boiueinbarthat the. Wskklv .loi'kNil. a made npef RKAI'INO MATTKK, and not altogether' of adoriraeut.'!' - " " - The Weekly Journal will be maiiod, sons to rea.li the anbscribora of tha adjoining coantUe in giKd season. Tiaua. Single copy, ft 60; 10 cople, tlu. -Our friends should make haste to renew their subseriptions. as our toruts are strictly in advance. dec? WINTER STRAINED OIL. A very superior quality of LA UP OIL for Burning puriHMM. can be found at the Drug Store of V. W. DAWTKIt, Maiu street, Bvanavtlle. - This Oil ia tuauufitoured der lea, and conswiueutly doe uot congeal, only duriug the coldest vf weather. It la also uiade of perfectly pure material, whit h prevents tha dlsagreekble odor pevitllar to rancid Oil. . '' doclC-lni. lOO MiDmrdr-Th mdrrig-mtm will pay to any one w he will produce a remedy for IyBepsia s(Hal 10 Mrs. Monday' Headache cure. " He will also send a printed recipe to manufacture the sahM, witn run directions lor use, on receipt oi I twenty-ÜM eeats la postage stamps. , Jf. B. The lugredieata of which the above is lade III not cost to exceed one dollar per year. and can he obtained in any town or village iu the United States. Aadiees JKAX PIEBKE LAFAT1TTK, Cincinnati, Ohio. decW-lm rManMm ftot JHimtm.'Jny jr0 tairlug to procure Information a to th distance, location, best route,' peats, outfits, and general information in regard to th Gold Mines ia Western Kansas, can' obtain- 1t by addressing a letter,' with. a f m of mm JoKur, to OXORQE F. FZNTEC08T k CO., General Agent for "Kansas Western Gold alines Association," at Lecompton. Kansas.' dec1 Th Wrmmvth JPetcderm.TK Powder areaNKVXR-FAILlKG REMEDY in DYSPEPSIA . Price tl per bottle. : With aonndeno founded ou experience, I offer th Faaai u Puwcbks to the afUictod, asking but a fair trial, a a proof of it virtu. PTenared onlv bv J. K. M6NROE. and old wholesale and retail by DR. . EASTERLY, S. . corner Third and Chesnut sta., St. Leuis. 8TODDABD ft THOMPSON. Armt. . W. SAWYER. Ageuia. KvAHsviiLE, Indiana.' dec20-dw3!n Ther or rem thing- tchlch mtTord u greater pleasure then sitting down to write a notice of th CELEBRATED HOSTETTER'3 STOMACH BITTERS, because we have used them, and our baart tells us that, by oar uotiees, many have been induoed to take these Bitters, and been rescued from death by Dyspepsia, Diarrhoea, etc., etc., for the care of which it if certain. .Th Bitter have always been known to excel all other preparation la th speedy cure of all the diseases th stomach is heir to ; and th marked favor with which it is spo ken ef by thu who have uaed them,, cannot but convince all, that its virtue ara nany. Try tkem. hW Tor sale by Druggists and dealer generally, everywhere. ömTT .

Special Notices.

Bodiani Mining Conipauyv Evansville, Indiana. Office on Water Btroet, between Main and Locust. CooT, in quantities of not "less than 20 bushels,- delivered to any part of thecitv, at 10 tents per bush." at the pit, 8 cents. JOHN WYMOND, " oct'J . - , ' Secretary and Manager. ltr. Hooper' Bemal Cordial. TM medicine will euro all female Complaints, such as Excessive, Suppressed, or Painful Menstruation, Flour Albus, or Whites, Barrenness, Sallow Complexion, Headache, Dizziness, Weak Nerves, Frightful Dreams, and all diseases caused by Colds, Checked Perspiration, Excesses, Over Excitement, etc., of the Sexual Organs. For all Irregularities of the Monthly Periods, Dr.- Hooper's Female Cordial is a srfiEDT and POSITIVE CUBE. It has been amply tested, and tho most gratifying reports of CCRE3 arc daily rewind from every town and city where it is known. ., . B35 Price $1 per bottle, or six bottles for 85. Prepared by DR. EASTERLY, Corner Third and Chcsnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor. STODDARD THOMPSON, 1 Aasabl F. W. SAWYER, f Agents. EvAKSvnxB, Indiana. dec21-dAw3m BILLA. This Medicine will permanently cure all diseases arising from an impure state of the Itlood, or other fluids of the system, vis: : . Scrofula, Obstinate Old Sores, Pimples on the Face, Blotches, Boils, Chronic Sore Eyes, Eingwerm or Tetter, Scald Head, Salt Rheum, Cancer, Goitre, White Swelling, Fever Sores, Piles, Erysipelas, Swelling of the Glands, Pains in the Bones and Joints ; all Chronic Diseases, aud Die. ease arising from the USD of Mercury and Calomel. Such powerful curative properties are combined iu Dr. Eattorly't Iodine and Stirnaparilla, that the longest standing and worst cases of disease are thoroughly (TEED by it cases that had resisted every known remedy and been given up by the p-oat distinguished Physicians, as confirmed and incurable. For Liver Complaint aud Dyspepsia it is an infal lible rented. It will cure Chronic and Inflamma tory Rheumatism, no matter how bad, if faithfnlly used. It will cure every form of JfEBVOCS DIS EASE, and strengthen and restore the system to perfect health and vigor. It la a positive cure for FEMALE COMPLAINTS, such as Irregularities of the Moothlv Periods. Barrenness, Ac Far fe males approaching that critical period of life the ceualio of the Meruei it i invaluable. Ladies who admire a ckmr, beautiful white skin and a rosy cheek, should use Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla. It will remove Pünples from the Face, Blotches, and all roughness of the skin, and give a fair and beautiful complexion. It will cure Dropsy, Gravel, Diseases of tho Kid neys, Bladders and urinary urgans. it na no equal In these complaints. . , DB. EASTERLY'S IODINE AND SARSAPA RILLA Is a positive and radical cure for Mercurial Disease, no matter how deeply it may have eaten into the frame and vital organs. It eradicate every particle of Mercury from the aytem, nd heal it bad effects. It will cure Secondary Syphilis, or Veuoroal Difcer "., no matter how long it may have been in the ya(tu, and will thoroughly annihilate aud expel the syphilitic virus, aud all hereditary taints and poisonous matter from the system, and restore it to a perfect state of HEALTH and PURITY. i . TO TIIE AVF1CTKD WITH SCROFULA OR OLD SORES. Perseus who have long been afflicted with Scrofula, oh! Sores, Tetter, Ringworm, Scald Head, Blotches, Eruptions of the Skin, 4c, are advised to procure GRIDLEY'S SALT RHEU3I AND TETTER OINTMENT, to apply on the aoros or diseasod parts, v hen using Dr. Easterly Iodine and Sarsaparilla. The Iodine and Sarsapa rilla purifies tha BLOOD, and drives out of th system the impors and rtcions matter, and removes the came, whllo the Ointment heam the soke. When both are uaed, (which we always recommend) a failure of a permanent and radical cure has never been ku u. . They are th best remedies in, tlia world. p. 8. The proprietor solemnly believe that his Iixlino aud Satsapurilla aud Griilley'a Ointment eww auy form of U lcor or Old Sere, to any part, of tho system, if lined according to directions, for a reoMmable length of time. A fiithful aud hnhcit trial is all I a.-k I do uot fear the result. - Price of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla SI per bottle, or six bottlos for $5. Gridloy's Ointment 74 cents per bottle. Prepared by DR. EASTERLY, southeast corner of Third and Chenut stieets, St. Louis, Mo., solo proprietor, to whom all ordora must Iteadttressed. 8 TOD I) A KP J- TMOMI'HON, ) . V. W. tiAWYER. I Agents. KVANSYU.1.C, Indiana. docü-d&wGn ! Ißr. JEutltt ly' fever o-HJg-u Killer, This Medicine will cure Fever aud Ague, Dniub Ague, Chills aud Ki'voj, Inloi mitteut and lUuiit-: tut Fevers, aud every form of Fever itiHdettt to tltaWest.."" -, .' ' i'." ... J .--V- "! . V ". i j'? Among all the iti.hhuatko i ruinii-.s for Ague and Fever, first aud furmrto.u iu r.uik aUuile DIL. EASTERLY'S FEVER ANl AGl'K KILLER. This medicine is a posiiine care,' both speedy aud poriu.l jeut. During the last rite jrearsit haa cored ever tro hutttlreU thouMtuU eaeet which has established its efficiency iu all parte uf tho West as tho ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY for the "cure of tho, tlttftreeaiugeouipkiiiits. ft will nlsocure Eulargcmout pf the Spleen, Ague Cake, et,:. It is perWtiy harmless to the most delicute eontitntiotis or tender infnut. Try it, ye afflicted. HbfT Price $1 pec bottle, or six Kittles for BjS- Prepared by DR. EASTERLY, corner Third and Cbesnut ate., St. Louis, Mo., sole Proprietor.. STODDARD A THOMPSON K, W. SAWYER. J Agents." KvAHsvu.r.E, Indiana. docil-dAw:lo, Stop hol Cough .' Jtr. Cor l er' Cough Balsam will cure Coughs, Odds, Asthiim, ConSumptiou, Bronchitis, Spitting ia Blood, Paiu In the Side aud Breast, Pleurisy t U hooping Cough. Croup, Liver fVvmplaint, PatpltntioB 'of thv Huar,aud all diseases of the Throat, Cheet aud LiiugsJ ' Too much careand at tout ion rsnnot ho given to diseases oftheTUROAT aud LUNGS. Reader, have yon a Cough, Cold, or auy disease of the Lungs ? Do not neglect it. Delay i dangerous. ' Mm.io.va die annually by neglecting a Common C"'1'-' Colds and Coughs lead to CONSUMPTION, and then to an early death. Be advised in time, aud procure at once that celebrated remedy. DB. CARTER'S COUGH BALSAM, the greater and heel remedy ia Us world. It has cured thousands upon thousand after physician and every other remedy had failed. and the patient given up to die. Physicians; druggist, and all who havo used Dr.. Carter' Congh Balsam, universally acknowledge it th Hioetpewwipf, pleosaat, and efflcaeiovt remedy imovu for all diseases of the Throat, Cheat and Lungs. Price Trial bottles, 25 cents i larger bottles, $1 per bottle, or six bottle for $5. W Prepared by DR. EASTERLY, corner Third and Chasuut street, SL Louis, Mol, sole proprie tor, and- to whom all order must bo sent to get the geuuiue. . . , ... , Y, J-, : F.W.SAWYER. ; ) " EvAmmixB, Indiana. dec21-dirw;im Jtr. Molir' SptcineThf I m and certain Cur for Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Stricture, eeminal Weakness,' Chordee, Distases of the Kid neyaand Bladder, and all Diseases of the Genital Organs. ... t :.-.' iil-i 'SA Reader, have yeu a private disease ? Do not neg lect it. If yon go to a regular physician with' your case you peril your reputation. If you go to an advertising quack, yon. peril your health far, lif'Avoid both, aud use Dr. Baker's Specific, which1 has saved thousands upon thousands from the hands of the Xereüem Qvacit, if not from a premature grave. Witn Ar. Baker s :pecinc you can cure yourself and prevent exposure, as plain directions for use accompany the medicine. . . . UTS' Price 51 50 per bottle. "... ". " f k JfexT Prepared by DR. EASTERLY, corner Third aud Chesnut sta., St. Louis, Mo., sole Proprietor. 8T0DDARD A TH0MFS0K, 'V. W. 8AWTEB. Evaxsvilli, Indiana. j-Agents.., A dec21-w4w3m

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

All of Jhe report, with the exception of the New York market, we failed to get, owing to the bad working Of the line. " ' New Vork Jlaikf I. New York, Dec. 18 p. m. The storm restricts transactions in flour and the market is witlioiitiniportant coadpe ; sales at 4 40(r,4 80 super. Western ; 5 050 6 00 for medium, to. extra do.' Rye flour 3 2G,4 10. Whsat without chuugc. Rye firm. Barley 7093. Corn a shade firmer at 7C771 for mixed Western. hiskey dull and lower; sales ef 200 bbla at 25. Pork firmer; sales 400 bbls at 17 5017 75 for old mess; 18 0018 25 for new mess; 13 75 for prime, including 3,000 bblsniess lor January at 18 2518 &0. Dressed Hog3 iu request at 6J8 for the whole range. Cut meats steady ; sales 150 hhds at 6A, C for shoulders, for hams. Lard steady. New Yokk, Dec. 21. The steamer Black Warrior, with Senator Douglas ou board, is signaled beluw. 8ä?Thü Legislature. at Indianapolis passed a bill providing for the election of United States Senators over Gov. Willard's veto. This. will necessarily compel that body to choose two United States Senators in place of Bright and Fitch. ———<>——— River Items. ——— ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES—FROM 5 O'CLOCK MONDAY TILL 5 O'CLOCK TUESDAY—FROM P. G. O'RILEY & CO.'S REGISTER. Neptune, New Orleans to Pittsburg. Chancellor, Louisville to New Orleans. J. W. Cheesman, Cincinnati to St. Louis. Dunleith, Nashville to Cincinnati. Southerner, Memphis to Louisville. Marengo, Pittsburg to New Orleans. 'Moses McLellan. Louisville to Memphis. The weather during the first part of the day yesterday was rainy and disagreeable as weather could be. Our streets are nearly impassible. The river rose slowly yesterday, but is nearly at a stand. The weather was so bad that very little business was transacted. The Bowen left with a light trip. Her next trip will probably be the trial one which is looked forward to with so much interest. But few boats passed and none of them took on or put off much freight. The Silver Star has thrown out circulars proposing to run two excursion trips during the holidays. She leaves on her first trip on Monday. Everything has been prepared—music, provisions, &c., to make a delightful time, and we presume our young folks are making their arrangements accordingly. Capt. Gus. Fowler fully understands how t fix up a little affair of this kind, and he will not permit the Star to lose one jot or tittle of her reputation in these excursions. We say, get ready every body and go everybody. ———<>——— Dbath gt a Once Famous (.'hakactrr Benjamin Lett, a fur trader of Ottawa, 111. was murdered and robbed by a man named Wilson, in Milwaukee, on the 9th inst. Lett was a famous character in the Cana dian Patriot War. Hi3 father wc believe, was hung by the Government of Canatbt, and the son devoted himself to"-revenge the act with invincible courage und remorseless tenacity of purpose. lie blew up General Brock's monument, at Quccnstown, and the British steamer Great cstern, at Oswego, during that war. His conflicts with the royalists were innumerable, and many a life went up to appease bis Cither's mants. His escapes were frequently very narrow ; wire indeed he was caught, bnt succeeded ?n t;ffecting his escape in the most daring manner. He was forty-eight years of age at the time of his death, and v?s a powerfully built and muscular man. A faithful account of his adventures would rival in interest the most exciting stories of the Scottish Bol der,, -or . the Dark . nud Bloody Gronnd.n - " . r - . - B?i,Tlie, Homeward Jfail liaa description of Nenn iSahih and his wife, aud we must confess that neither offnem are' remarkable for personal attraction. -The lady, who ban reached lite charming age of seventeen, ia descrilied as being fat and short in staturi, of fair; coiupLuxiop, with a broad faee.'lartc nose? and round eyes, while, to add to h!r cliainis, she walks with her head lent, and her face is pitied with the siiiitll-pox iTIie Nena is 33 year of ntre,:of fair complexion, corpulent and of middle huight, with a round faiv, straight liose, an4 round eyes. . He hits black hair on halt of ilieliead.. - He is said to have recently grown aiieard, and has the appearance of a Mahcimmedan. Cjsri At theauctioa saae oi'autompli letter3,- portrftifsr: Ac'.V"!!' trtting mi - in r4w i prK, . . lcuet, jioiinui,., Husigiiiiiui ui Lord Ftlliier?tti, brougli 87txuU ; letter, Portrait ärt.f'SisrnatrirVof Sir Rolierf Pt-I, $1 37 ;a4ctlvr.trom Atoiral (the futlier of Williav), renn,: b-1 -cents ; , an autograiib letter ami' portrait 'öl" "Sheridan, ' the orator, soul for $2 CtO ; 'a letter aud portrait of tlie f arhes of Sumlerumii, 44renfo; dilcautent igtied 1y ' WMote,':xtl':irrit, $1 Sir F1K.UC18 aistuijliaiu 8 (Miuister . U- (Jueeu Flizitbetli ft aittogrspfa and 'portrait, brought $3-"25;;: and tbc autbgrapb' anil portrait of 0tlUlguMt ''y W 4 ,'-,k-.:. .t .1 .. ., U.I ' 1 1 - -1 1 ' Titlb To Cairo Peopbrty is Qckstiov. Suit had been instituted in the United States District Conrt, by the Bond heirs against tb trttstees of the Ca'iro property,' for the recovery of about four, hundred acrt3 of the land inside the levees at Cjro, jrftrt of which if occupied by the city. II we -are correctly advised in the matter, .the' Cairo trustees claim it by virtue of tax title obuuried in the year 1846-aTid possession of the proper ty sincethat period. ; ; "y " . '-. Hogs. The . Rockport, Democrat , Quotes bogs in that market at $5 30 to $5 50, and says they are scarce. :"Ve shotild expect as much, ait 'such prices unless they are very light. 'i : Williarii 12. Dayton, of New Jersey, Republican candidate; for vice President 1S5G, has- written a, letter dated , Decern ber 8th, declining peremptorily to stand as candidate for MtL Wright's seat in the U. S, Senate -. . - i-?"-. . ' . 'Twenty canal boats, containing for ty-two ""thonsard bushels of potatoes, are now lying1 at 'tlaatic dock, in Brooklyn. They sell at 51 51 per barrel. l.yURlHSJVST MKIJF.l fV.lt !(! boxes VT. B. Cheese.

, 30 do clioice Hamburg do; 75 dozen Hemp Bedcords; . . 23 gros Bonnet Boards; aaVXXl G. D. Gun Caps; - -,UMrVi . .-. - -.-,'. v.. 00 bales Cannelton No. 1 Batting; 1 1 -7o coil in. maoilla Rope; ,50 do 410 du " du; ' do 54J0 Juta do; a, . 60 do do do do, , i:-i 0 i no do Hemp do... In store and for sale by nov23 - , - WHEELER A BIGGS. ? . . ... i V . . - . '-..- i i-I v.-r: , .. ijit i... . , - - ... ':

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i MJT PILL UAUXION. MereuautauU: pdprs will be on their guard and not be imptued ' tupon bv a counterfeit et Jiorec j xnaian rvootj Ya, signed A. a. MUUUü. au gcniuue noot i I Pi I It huve the name and Signatur oi A. J. f WHITE A CO., ou each box. Dlt. MORSE, the inventor of Mont t luduia I Root Pill', has upent the greater part of his life i iin travelliun, huvine viBited iurope, Asia, nndi f Africa, as wrll as north America, and has spenil three years among t lie 1 naians oi our w edtern i ouiitrv, and it Uiia in this way that the Indian j r Boot Pills were first discovered. Dr. Morse w as .1... tt .I.licl, tl... f,t flint nil ili s. s arise from IM PURITY OF THE BLOOD STj that our strength, health and life depended ui.o this vital fluid. A. J. WHITE A CO. Ml Leonrird Strwt, New York. DR. MORSE, the inventor of Morse's Indian Root Pill, has spent the greater part of his life in traveling, havinjr viiitHt Eiiropc, Asia and Africa as well as North America has spent three years among tho Indians of our Western country it was in this way that tho Indian Root Pills were first discovered. lr. Morse was the first man to Stab lih the tact that all dineases arise from 1 Ml'CRlTx OV THE BLOOD that our strength, health and life d-penued upon this vital num. When the various passages become clogged, and do not act in perfect hapuony with the different function:) of the body, the blood loses its action, becomes thick, corrupted and diseased, thus causing all pains, sickness and distress of every name; our strength is exhausted, our health wo are deprived ol, and it nature is uot aseisreu in tnrowing on ine staguant huinor, the bloed will become choked and ccaoe to act, and thus our light of life will be forever blown out. How im)ort.'uit then, that we should keep the various passages of the body free and open. And how pleasant to us that wo have it n our power to put a medicine in your leach, uamoly, Morse's ludiau Root Pills, uianufacturcd from lilante and roots which crow around the mountain ous i lilld in nature's (;ardoii, for the health and rejvery ot dideasiHl man. One ot the roots trom which these pills are wade is a sodoritic, whirh o)eua the Dores of the skiu, aiid assists uature in throwing out the nnt-r parts oi t no corruption witiilu. Tho seroiol is a plant which s an exirt'Ctorant. hat opens aud uuclogs the humors from the lung bv copious siiittinir. The third is a diuretic, which gives rae and double strength to the kidneys; thus encouraged they draw large amounts of impurity ln-ui the blootl, which is then thrown ont liouutilully by the urinary water passage, aud which could not "have been discharged in any other wav. The fourth is a cathartic, and acceinpauies the .lther properties of the pillr while engaged in purifying the blood; thu coarse! particles which canuot pass by the other outlets, are thus taken up aud cou veyed off in great quantities by the bowels. . From tlie above, it is shown that Dr. Morse's In dian Root Pills not only enter tha stomach, hut become united with the blood, for they And way toevery part, and completely rout out and cleanse the system torn all impurity, ana tne nie oi the body which is the Mood, becomes perfectly healthy; con sequently ail sickness and pain are driven from the system, for they cannot remain when the body be comes so pure and clear. The reason why people are so distressed when sick, and why so many die, is because they do not get a medicine which will pass to the afflicted parts, and which will ojen the natural passages, for tho disease to be c:ist out. honce a largo iinautity.o food aud other matter is lodged, and the stomach and intestines are literally overflowing with the corrupted muss, thus undergoing disagreeable fermentations, constantly mixing with the blood, which throws the corrupted matter through every veiu aud artry, until life is taken from the body by disease. Dr. Morse's Pills liave added to thtui selves victory upon victory, by restoring million o the sick to blooming health and happiness. Y es, thousand who have been racked or tormented with sicknesB, pain and anguish, aud whose feeble franio have been scorched bv the burning elements of ra ging fever, and who have been brought as it weie withiu a step of the silent grave, now stand ready, to testify that thuy would have bueu number J with th ileaii, had it not been for this great aud won-, derful medicine, lr. Morse's Indian Kool Pills. ; After one or tun dowa had been taken, tliey were mloiiiaht',l and alist'lutely surprised, in witneSbil g their sm rising elht-ts. Not only do they give ilu mediate easu and strength, and take awy all sick iiess, paiu and anguish, but Uiey at once go to work at the foundation of the disease, which is the blood. Therefore, it will lie shown, eseciully by those who iwe these Pills, that they will so cleanse and purity that di n that deadly enemy will take its flight, and the, flush of youth jind beauty will agaiu return, and the pronpoct of a long and happy life will cherish and brighten your days. ('actios. lieware of a counterfeit signed A. il. Moore. All gennine have the name of A. J. White A Co. on each box. Also the signature of A. White ft Co. All others are spurious. A. J. WH1TK A CO., Sole Proprietors, 50 Leonard street, N. " Dr. Mortal's Indian Knot Pills are sold by dealers in Medicines. Agents wanted in every town, village and hamlet iu the hind. Parties desiring the agency will address as above for the terms. Price '.' cents jK-r Imx, rive boxes will le sent on receipt oi 1 1, postage payl. uauil-iUwiy ,t"EEI.ER fc RIUv.S K.fc:BICrvrr.I. We nave rrmoveii to rso. ti, cornwr oi Viret aud Sycamore ftreets, (lately occupied by Uolliugsworth Brother,) opp. lk-ineut t Viele. noviJ WHEELER ft R1GGS. wtrmr ujicJiH -jf.-jt ioo saun ttio Ml poi ketts Java Coffee; I.tO cattys Imp. and O. I . 7. do do do do 10 halt'ChestsO. P. lö do do Imp. Ill do do Y. II. - .: 5 do do Bla.k Tea, 12 ri5 II ea; do, ti lbs aacb; do; l'i . , , . do; , ...j du; , For a!o cheap bv novXi . J'o. 17. WHEELER Jt RIGuS. Cor. first and S j camera at. id rzth pound SPwf Geese Ee-.iHiersr -. .'Hl poo 11. In St. C. PKla in and l!b papers;' loo do pure Cream Tartar; . dozen iiwforted Bl.-tcking; '' ' - 5 do large a boojwd TuIm; ' ," '' 10 ilo assorted Backers; - " ' -i do Hiuall ami medium sird Tnli:'' Just receive! aiel ttr sale by ' J' noviS Z. IT. COOK J SOU apt: it a JEJpi4itoii, li limits. llomp. aud. olaiulhM.iit iheim or. is reis. .IuhI-received aud for sale by pl-':i tilbBBItT A lWWUA v r IIIIH HKHK-BKJn THIS. J Ii" von want to get goi.nl Hay, if A ' If you want to get good Com, h . . If you want to get good Oats, x v , If you want to get good Beau, ' . . . If you want to get good Crushed Fee,!, ? It you want to get good Chicken Vc-d, . , If you waut to get good Coru Moal. : . If you want to get good Timothy Seed, If vu wunt to get good ßraas äoede el any and every kilul, call at Ut'STON'fl Eed aud S.d,riloie, uiiiler tne telegraph, tallica, wnere yu cau . be accouiuitd:(tod as cheap as the cheatiest, aud a gooil" as the'liest, delivored iii any part of the city Jiee of drayago. Recollect, at RCSiON'S, on Waleraitieet. Judt receive, my hrst shimient ty 4 aital, liln tiHia of nrt-rato new Timothy Hay, and for sale cheap. faenttsj , . - K. 8. B, . "f vwr-r-HB V MaVA'W. je. U. I.VtiM tt M-J Son's ature aud the Depot, two- ten. dollar bills, one five, aud wu one duiiar bilk: The tinder will be liberally ruu-axded by le&viug them at Z.i 11. COOK. & ISON'S. lelt-tr. ITT M. lo. TWCf.WAVVT--CAUfKH HVUHLLuse vs. 1 Hclore Iamel t hute, Just'raneis Osterman (Rid tice- of Ins Peace of VanSophia Ostermau. J dcrburgh Oronty, Ind. Said Francis Osterman and Sn hla Oeterman arte hereby ntiiiied of the ieudertcy of the said snit,ird that the same will stand for trial before me, at, my ottice in Pigeon Township of said county, en the 4th dav "f Janifciry, 1.t0, at 9 o'eloek A.M. DANIEL CHL'TK, Jmrtic: Per?ARTKn k Smali., Att'ys. declä-St. . g RltXMS HJMBVBtiM CHEJUSB, Three hundred pound Zante CniTaat. . . . -, Oue huudred Genoa Curoua, , u Ten bushele Cranberriu, . . .,.-( 4.,., One huudred bushel prime Turnip,. .... t L: ; ; Fifty bushels fresh CoTBi.Meai, -i ."i Twenty-five bushels prim white Beasts,... .. Five dozen Cotton .Moo and Moo (sticks, , .. Two hundred Bath Brick,' received and fer saleby (nov3 Z. H, COOK A SON. MJBMittH JtHB VL M Chickens; Turkiea; Turnip; 10 dozen Bucket. nnel3 A. D. REYNOLDS ft CO. THE EYE-! nrHK JEi'B! .'OF JLJU THJS OU JL GANS which lencficent nature has endowed man with, the Eve ia the meet important, most complex, and most deviate in organization. From its exposed situation, it is constantly liabla to dise:tse whirh a-wimes varied forms, and which, when negleeted or maltreated, too frequently terminate in blindness. It becomes, therefore, necessary tha the practitioner shall la thoroughly conversant uot only with the structure of the eye ball Mad it apiieudages, but that he shall have a most accurat and ierfect knowledge of all diseases to which that organ is liable. ... ( . . j in presenting this card for public consideration, I would observe that after an experience oNiver ten vears iu tlie principal, outhalmic hospital of Eu rope, together with the advantage of a large private.. pr;w:tice, I am prepared to treat all diseases of the E j e w ith that certainty of success which can only be accemplinhed by years of experience. ev Consultation hours from 0 A. 31. to 12 P. M., mid 4 to li P. M. . JOILS MAGENNIS, M. D. . Office, corner Locust and Second streets. Evan ville, Indiana. - jyä8-lyw - JfXECCTR.MX JVOrJCE. .Vit TUR jSLA is hereby given the.t the undersigned has been appointed Executrix of tho hist will and testament of Edmund Maidlow, late of Vauderbugli county. j deceased. The estate is solvent. decWu-w ANN 3IAIDL0"VT, Executrix.

The Markets.

'.EvaasvUls Wholesale MarkeU BUTTER, ?l lb.515&23 BEANS, white....... ...1 ' BKKSW AX, lh 22 1 Bacon sides, lb... 8 Shoulders, lb (ii 7 Hams, sng. cnreii...13V llams, plain, (IO tkiRN WEAL, bus 7 CHEESE, B... 10 canvassed... (äl.t COFFEE I POTATOES 75(a;sO Rio,conin. lb. lagiairiiABinBo " prime, Ju...... . . Java, lb (3 Lapuvra (j CANDLES Cement, b. S2 12J2 25 Calc. Plaster "(3 L'd Plaster, 400. S3 60 Urica Lime White Sand, bbl. sr.ir &!3.-2l Onal ue SALTSummer presned 12! Lake, bid EGGS. doin tiO Kanawha, (bosh.) 33 FLOCK, bbl.5 WHÜ5 FISH Mackerel SUGAlt, N. 0, f.(fii7M Cnis'd.ilr,12J Pnlv...ll(i12J Loaf...liy,12'2 No. "2, bl.l...13 (K)fS13 TO No. 2, H bbl 87 no No. 3, bbl (1000 SEEDS No. :i bbl ZU ou Kits'Ex :...ß3 00 Clover 4 503 00 Timothy, b. 50y:2 76 IiIiieCra-s, bn. :.'.... I 00 Flax bush 90! 00 White Fish. $ö Üi5 Su " bbl FKCITS Dried Apples! .ri(l 7r. SOAP tiermau Extra Palm Faniilv " Peaches, 2 0,3 00 FKATUKKS, lb 4H43 TOBACCWbiltAlN . Corn, bush....... fifi . Kentucky, lb S023 Virginia, lb 3U((J4D LARD OIL,gal..9Ööl 00 Wheat, bush.......8090 live, hush. (im Ofrta, bu. (331bs.fiO,-äS0 HAY, tou..v10 00H'00 TAliLUW Keudered.... Ttough WOOL Tub washed. Pulled , Fleece Ex. Fleece.. HIDES, (dry) 1012 (ireeu pressed, cwt -ji;u MOLASSKS N. Ürlealis, gal...3öj3T Sugar House t.r (.olden Svrup PKdVISIONS 15acon (h. l'd.) . 6 .-(' ..,-y Cuwashed WHISKY.... Lard -!23 RETAIL MARKET. COHRKCTKU KAlLV BV Z. H. COOK SON. BUTTER, lb lüVä.') LARD, lb ....12Vi BEANS, quart 5. MOLASSES OltN MEAL, bush 811 cheese, it -sy, COFFEE New Orleans, gal Sugar House, gal.... Golden Syrup. ,..... Rio. common 15, PROVISIONS "Ground 20 Bacon aides, Dk. ...10 Juva, lb 2 2 j Shoulders 'J Latruyra, ground,.-lb t Hams, smr cured, lb 13 EGGS, dozen 26; " . plain, B)....... Id FLOUR, bid... 5tw! " canvassed, tt...la Sack, S ttv. J-2 60i Dried Beef, per lb.. ....IS FISH i POTATOES, bush... I 00 White Fish, lb 8 SALT, sack, tt 1015 Mackerel, No. 1,12)4 c. SUGAR ' So. 2, B.. ) Kew Orleans,!!) 810 Cod, lb 7j Clarified ....14 rRCITS - 1 Loaf. 16 Green Apples ?2 00; Crushed.. a 15 ' Dried " bus....2 50. WOOD, cord SJ50 WW r.V.' MVJW ! twV JJ"it II V"! ! t -fcBUY I BUY ! The undersigned respectfully announces to the citizens of Evansville that he ha opened a feed storo on the corner of Water and Locust streets, where l.e keeps constantly on hand a supply of all kinds of Feed w hich he will aell at the very lowest cash prices and deliver to auy part of the city free of charge. Ploase give him a call. octal J. C. DUSOUCHET. T Prompt attention given to all orders. ykss ox rn.v OiV (T)i'JS T.VA' RJlJr SHIP. The firm of Watson, Newbury ft Co., was dissolved Oct. 1st, 1858 The business will hereafter be carried on under the firm of Newbury ft Cleiueut, who are authorized to settle up the buniiu-ss of the late firm. JONATHAN WATSOS; ' K. NEWBURY. " .' J. II. CLEMENT, urt22 V. S. CHEEN. wyREfw ci)i.m h-jrij, v.. M dozen Cedar rails. wnile, retl aud striped, bra.s beilud, 10 nests Cedar Ke. t,, plain and striped, la-ass bound, ' . 5 dozen covered Cedar Cans, brass bound, 3 sizes, 5 " Cedar Churns, brass iHiund, i " plain white Cedar Pails, iron bound, 2 and 3 hooie, 5 stout iron bound Stable Pails, a 5 " Steamboat Pails, stout iron bound, 20 nests stont Cedar Tubs, iron bound, 4 and 11 in ' each net, 5 dozen largest Horse Buckets, 10 " common iron lx.und Buckets, This day received, and now opening in the finest condition, at the new Wooden Ware store of settz4 J. B. RUSSELL, 272 Main st. bet Seventh and Eighth, Lonisvillo,Ky. t)EV RAISINS Km BOXES AND HALF ml W boxes just receivcl and for sale by liovlO VICKEBY BROTHERS Z. .".11 Jf E At THU PMOPLH M. are J tint beginning to find out that AVatson, e.vhui'Y iL Co., eüu, aud do, sell lumber cheaper t)u(inv oilier üe.ilersin town ; con.Hoipiently, they go there atol buy, ..nil are so well s:itirined that they go twico aud three times ever. Row, as we calculate totay here and sell boards, w e say to all who are in want of plank, corueauil see us, at the corner of Main and KiKhtu, street, and we wmi narintv voa. tna what we say istrue. WATSOS, XEWHCJlY Ca ortll . , . ; ... .... Tir L. JOHM'SOJV, HOOM U EÄAND Blank Book Manufacturer. First t.,-bet.Hlairi and LocnsT ' ' "EVANSVILLE, IND. 1 Blank Books ruled, pegwi and nmrte to order ot the ler,t paK-r, from a Memorandum to tho largest Ledger. M uhic and nlag:uMnen tMHiud tu ary style. ct-t.mii.vw j) ii AEJir 11 HttTil V. RS, n'UOLV.' V -K,V. AND RETAIL bKAI.ERS IK - - I FAMILY GROCERIES, CLASS, NAILS, FLOUR, aram, fH.-eOn, Eacou, XaiU, iilUa, tkiuaeta, Xllinrns, and Woodwaro guuerally. No- KL Aiaiu. street, Ev ansville, lud. Goods delivered in auy part f the rity Ireu of chorge. ..'.-i octzl Jas. w. vic'KKnr jon vu KKar.i.,.A'i. viiujiht gMOT MMJ'CK Hl KU and a Variety' of MM otbes kiuds tmty tnorntng at ten j'chKk. Only ten cents each. Also, YANKEE CKCLLERrt' ""' "' every Bfleruoon at o'clock-, at RRlCKtET'9 Patent Bread Bakery, Finrt St., near Main. ' novI-w J7JJ PITTÖBUKOH JUMP RECEIVED'.AI.' ,w) tjbrs" 5 half bhls; - '- MHiOX Raisins; '-" "' , . . 'JO uests t)'s Tubs:'-1 Vf do j's do; 1 .V3i Vi Kpr l.-wot 4,H .1 2(1 ,lu do 2 sJw i - ... -, : . , , - lo Iron bound Half Bramels; SL ftmrnum th ihr. 1 evna jueasnres; ' . '- 25 case t Vive Oyster; ' - " 30 cases Matches; ' -' Ml laixea Tobacco; " ' :" ' 80 ' 8tireh; ' 1:-' i t ' 'Hamburgh Cheese: " For aale by'--; - ' ; - Jwrfi- ' TENNEY SORKNS.0N. I MB ILSTER JM. , t tor sal by OB PJRMII-r3 HtlLt i . j GEO.STEJtCO. WWHITK i WW sate by T, f.JlB.S O B B 1 8. BOB (nuv4) GEO. FOSTER k CO. m b w CROP MJ11V&1 Whukv OJ W , half mimI anartor boxes, forsnle by Ü. SL GILBERT 4 CO. mmoTB. cap, aJvo bbtteb pj, OJ W per 00 reams assorted, for aale very low by ; oecz b. c. liiLUtKi er to., gycamorg st, i " JUHT lLJUHT lTHH . tJVJiXR M4 signed beg leave to offer , tn ihecKiMn of v ansville anncefior Buraing Fluid at the wer lamm price... We nutaumctuw Oct .Ehud fresh everv day by an eutirat mem process, and warrant it no, to saaolu or exploda. -Persona aeitir F luid for light am nspecuuily invKed to call and give it a trial. We feel nenfidentour: Kiaid is wperior to any aver onered f saw in tnut-city. dec- STODDAJtD A THOMPSON, Drnggirt. jrA-.nPitr-JLA.JtP8!ttTOBltARUm-jLA THOMPSON have a large assortment of Coal Oil and Burning Fluid Lamp which thty oiler for sale at very small prices, call and look at ttiam. m,KW SUGAR AKD MOLASSES . -1 hhds Sugar, ' , , . ".'"' 6 bbla Molasses.' ' ', Just received and for sals Vv ' ' dec2 OLMSTED A 8ABIN. wHoriug Mill, Stish, Door and Blind Mannfac tory ; Window and Door Frames ; Base Casings and Mouldings of all kinds made to order; Dressed xioonngaua weatncr-noaraiugen nana. The undersigned. would inform the public in gen oral, that thev have fitted the above establishment with new machinery, and are now in operation and ready to execute all manner or work; in their line on short notice, and in as good style as any similar establishment iu this part of the country, and on reasonable term.- Orders from abroad solicited. which will be promptly filled and carefully put np and shipped. Order from builders, carpenters, end lumber merchants, promptly attended to. Our e tablishment is on the Canal Basin and City IVhnrf. convenient to the river and Railroad Depot, and tkt business parts oi tu city. - JUYSO.N ex WAVI, septO-Uuid Euijuiret aud Volksbot copy. 3 FRESH MILCH COW, for sale at ocutf Z. 11 .COOK & SON. (B Jhl.VH BMMCMMJRB BOB SJ LB CAT. at septlöj A. D. REYNOLDS k Co'. fW JÄ.-50 BJBBBL8, JU1ROJE jl anu small, in store, and Tor sale by nv4 s. E. GILBERT & CO t.i VE Ll.O Ui S JVEW POBJtt Its luurunip of Standtoh. at noi4 DußJtLL CONTNGTOST'S.

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COMMISSION MERCHANTS

J. fJ.VE, 1-R H'JUIW.VW Commission Merchant, -n No.2Sott Watke Sieset, :vAssvim. ; ct21-ly " ' ' : ' ' ' , ' " jyj . et'HIItKW K Co., RrU MH -M. TABLISUED WUiA RFBOAT, KvaoavilK , Indiana. Sturage, Forwwding,- aud Commissi Men bants, general RailroaJ, Meauiboat, and K press Agents, Special Age Ms for the PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD, and connections over wtich wo are authorized givethrongh receipts at the lowest possible rate,. Having a mammoth Wharf boat at the landing the largest on the Ohio River, capnble of storinf and protecting all mcrchandi7e lisble in damage from exposure, we are prepared to facilitate tho d'-. patch of all consignments, forwarded to onr ca Weither RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL ' Particular attention -paid to Receiving, Storitiy and Forwarding, also, to the - ' - Sale of any Produce, ' or other property, conoigued to ns forale,aods.iliF taction guaranteed. Office and extensive Warehouse on Water street. adjoining the Telegraph, and mi the w barf boat. where we are to be found, attending to tha interest - of our patrons at all hours, day and night. Mth our superior lacilirtes; longstanding; un tiring energy; and knowledge of our business, e feel confident of giving general satisfaction, aud iope to merit a continuance ot the extensive patron age we are now enjoying. - - J'tberal cash advances will be ma-lo on all consign ments to either ourselves or correspondents in aiiy of the principal markets, North, E ist or South. P. C. O'RILEY & CO. r .V . MITCHELL K Co., JtA'. CEIVING, FORWARDING AND COMM1S- ' SION MERCHANTS,. - ; .;; Water street, between Main and I.ocnst, evansville, Indiana: t Particular attention given to the forwarding of j general Merchandise aud Produce, by River, Canal, " or ruuiroaa. ...... augl4-tiui. TWKO WYV JL 1NG, FORWARDING ANDtJENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS - Agents for Kanawha Salt Companv. Evansville. fndiana. We have formed a co-rartnershin under tha ;t ityle of Brown ft Aikhah. and oner our servicw ie the capacity as set forth in our card above. -'ft We are fully prepared to extend everv farllitv to shipper, cither by CANAL, RIVER, or RAIL- ' MJAU, and assure them that their interests sh alt 'f ! huthfully represented, should thoy be pleased to ' Ctvor us with tlieirpatrenage.- : ' - . " umce anu warehouse ou the corner of Main at. id the Canal. . WM. BROWN. ' ' W. M. AfKM 1v.:T Late of Howard Sc Brown. 'Late of FOSTER, ft Co" ' :" - jan2a-tf-flJWJ L. 8TOMJtiJB. have a large double Warehouse at tha Canal Basin, canabla of . . storing any amount of produce, which will b re.;j reived, stored, taken care of and held subject to th owner orders on most reasonable terms. ' .,,,.:,,, P. G. O'RILET. mh26-tf . ' ' TORJUH WjtjyrTJiU We are prepared ' 5 to store in our Fire Proof Warehouse, miv . . quantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandize, on th most liberal terms. - ...' .. - m t-u Hat ing large and airy room up. stairs. rjarrJcular H care will be taken of Household Furniture.- Aeri-? . cultural Implement and all kind of grid or ware liable to damage front damp or rust. - - insurauce enectea at tne lowest tire proof rate. . by the month, or longer when desired. ... i - an nouso located on corner of Locust street and W. and K. Canal, and most convenient for shinning by River or Railroad. Apply to . i apga - GEO. FOSTER A CO. - RAILROADS AND EXPRESS. 0-VHJ.Y6IB OB TJf.tlB.-B rVf'W. w-jijiii!, Aji tiiAW-t. j. jmair fonlsvll Railroad, , ' g?l !Zn On and alter Monday, Nov. iaih. laob. the tnuns ou this road will run as follows . y The up mail will leave Evan-wills at 10.30 A. M.: Viucennes 1. 38 P. M., and ar.-ive at Terra Haute-.. at .55 P. M.. The down mail will loave Torre Hiutto at 7.30 AM.: Vincennea 10.40 A. 31., and arriv at Evansville at 1.3H P.M. . . . , ACCOMMODATION TRAINS DAILY Will leave Evansville at ti.OO A. M. and arrive at Tincennes at 10.37 A. M. ... -.- . ... , . , Will leave Yincenues at 117 A. M. and arrive at Evansville at 4.10 P. M. Will leave Terre Haute at ö.4nA. M.. and arrive at Vincennea at 10.30 P. M. Will leave Vinccnnes at 11.20 A. IL and arrive at Terre Haute t 4 -11 P. M. JOHN INGLE, JR. Pres't and Sup't. nov2'J Eniiuirer cony. EBCB4JT8 BHHPaTIU." FAST FREIGHT LINE. AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANV FBOPBIVOTta. 1 ' ' TO THE WEST AND SOUTH-WEST. . VIA ALBANY AÄD BUFFALO. -The Merchants Desiatch coutinues briugiug Goods iroin -lew ior aim jmwioii, ar as low rates aa anv Deaiiatch or Rail Roail Exnrrsa, aud in aa irood or . better time, bavittg uneunaleil Cu;ilities fox safe and . leedy transportation. AO Despatch or Fast Freiglit Line lia asy vl noctioa witn us, - ... - ... j. Arrangement were made by ns early Inst Sprinc by which we are enabled to fur ward not onlv tia lighter portion of stoppers' freight, bat we can civ-s rv both light and heavy with the aaiua proniptnes ., which has alwaya characterized the " Merchants' 1 Deauatcu ", , iJringiiig our freight in onr owncara, w ith passenger trains, and having our own agcutaaLv point of transhipment, we have adrantagea iu point of eiieed and safety, wbii h render it imnos... si Lie forother companies W coiupeto ilk us. . - uns jAMpaicu is ownea aif l managed , ky the,-, Amei-icwu FJxiu-eas Couipmjy, which u a tuHaucrt uaiaule tn.-u II Just clano will liesetthto. wuhout iulay,.la h:u beeuithe case tr the iiaet three years. aud to tlie. aatiaiactiou vt tlws by yhoui they tiiay " be presented. JOHN ti. WASSON, .,;'" sept L-Ow , Agent Tel r Haut). u I1W wd '- - - - .1' nj.n'tt BXPHEt!iSCinPd1JS9XiA NEW ARRANGEMENT. 'h" The Adaw'h Eyi rrKS Cos(rir rMsrwIfiitty-' aw-. HOtttica to thefr friends end. patrons, (be pnl,lie,vf-Evafiavllle-aud vicinity, that, with Increased, fceill ties for the transportation of '' ' ' i '"n'i V O N K Y A KD- VA L V A Br-trKH They solicit continuance f former favors.-" KsA pecial care taken in the collection of Bills, Drnfrii, Note, and the transportation of small and yalUablel packages. -. . ' ' . j1 All person wishing to avail themserves ef tho tä-v t-illtiee of tlie Express, run obtain wny desired information in reference to the routes and details Of 4JmT bjiiwa at their -Ofnee 11 iFirst street,' between Main and Locust, opposite the Post Ottice. .j o o toi ; ... . -O. H. FHH; Agent: i HTEJMEm BJITB KAR. CH KT. The teaMerüK Hakchkt will run reiriilarlvdiM-ii.i. Ihite siww, in- iw nmsm irarw proeeeutn on-cli-trip as far up the river atbo, water and business will justify her 1 going".- Tlie stvlotes Aenti in will lie paid to the wishesntrd. interests of iiippers. Her days of departure -from Evansville wflltieregMlarly announced hi the papers. --i declA-3m -1 ville,. EvBiisviiU) and- Henderson1 Packet SCIOTO No. 2. Bailabb. Master, leavf j Evansville for Iiuntsvtlls and at) fq! termed iate points, every Wednesday at 7 P. M., nud very Saturday at 11 A. M. ' . ."',', dec2. JLU CAIRO UEOC Llt J'AbriENS K K P Atk. L IYj i.tlA KX,a 1 BOW iKXTt, Master, leaves Evansville. TnesK day aoiay Cridar. m 12-a'einek. it., aj-rivia at Padwcah at o'clock. A, M.. Ca trau at 12 o'clock, H., Wednesday and Saturdays -Mk. turning, leave Caiso very WadsMaskqr amt Öaorday, at J e'eloek, t. It, anal Psdueak -every Thars1. day and Sunday, at o'clock, A. X., ooonectimr Evanrvlll with th xNTtBtvllu an J- -Ctaai Itwilai BUe B.B.H.,'--Anl ift-kts AarfcOausir HiSnt Aa, connecting at Smithland with Cumberland River Pack eU ; at Cairo, With MempltHK N V-.Orresris'USl d By. Louis Packet." . - - J - U J -XX Ticket can be obtained cm board Ids' boat for" Ml Eastern Ctie. - - - " ' : ' - - ; ''' "-aeptSS-; ' mm UTS 30 HJLRRELB JltMOJS'JlHf ml W Brazil Nuts, Fillbertaand English. WalnitUu For8alby, . GILBERT BO WLE3, , . Sycamore street, near Water. jnCCKWHKAT FLOUR, 25 sacks at 1 - MB ocr27 Z. H. COOK SOX, 13 jtfB MJTTS.ft O MJLE8 ßMISaOMTBB. MX b-et tyh. ' ' '-. -'X a--'. DELAINES, ' .'" 3 Case assorted Manchester, Jlamilton and Pac;" tic, rich handsome patterns.' ' " - - .' " a 250 Bales Brown Sheetings and Shirtings. ' v'3 . " ' FLANNELS, '.' , " ''" 20 Bäk Bod, White and Yellow.1 J "3 1 '" ,v" L ISINGS, . , r"1-5 , 5 Cases assorted large and stnaif Pfafil. T ' CANTON FLANJiELS 6 Cines Brawn and Bleached. a aA :i fancy, for linings. ; -f .'-in .j CHECKS AND STRIFES, a 8 Cases and Bale assorted. .'; .: 1 BOOTS AND SHOES, i .. . 300 Cases assorted. e. i -.: u ' HATS AND CAPS,,' 4 ,&...n1 5ti Cases. Just received and. for aale at reduced prices, by septl81 KEENK AfKmUM BTIL O t 'R ! PL I 'M ! . JL G 05 bags extra superfine WTfife Wheat F16ur

51 do no j , : do 25 brls do ""' 'do Now arriving, and for sale in quantities to sn purchasers, by VICKEBY BROS:, ..r novlii No. R2 Mxin St. n WBMtBlO TMBBCB8 PMiMErJftb Xfc-sale,low, by . - . . tym . GILBERT ft BOMT-tt, i-i - i .'.-. j.'ii.-! i.i l,iis nd I..- .-1 ; ' . -fu- . ' -! -. : ': . .' I f'-rVJVjs