Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 265, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 June 1859 — Page 2

he faitg journal.

EVANSVILLE, IND. huNDAT MORN l Nt; WW .: The Canal. The report by the managers of their administration of the canal, since it came into their hands on the first of April, was very satisfactory to the meeting of subscribers on Friday evening. Twenty-five per cent, of the subscription had been called on, and the greater part of it had been promptly paid. From this source about $3,300 had been realized. During the six weeks in the months of April and May, for which time only was the canal at all passable—the tolls received amounted to over $1,150. Conidering that these receipts were at a season ' when there was no produce to more, and only a very small local business upon the line, they are very encouraging. The high- est amount f tolls collected between Terre Haute and Evansville in any one year was $12,000. The receipt of $800 per month on one-half the line, at the dullest season, at a time the canal was in very imperfect order, with less than two feet water on the summit levels, encourages the managers to hope for a great improvement in the business of the canal, and leads them to believe that it will be more than a self-sustaining enterprise. The amount expended for superiutendence, labor, and repairs, during April and May, was about $3,100, nearly $1,000 of which was paid out on the break at Dongola, that existed at the time of the transfer, and was caused by the neglect of the former administration. On the first of June there were available means—subject to the order of the Managers, including about $500, the amount unpaid on the first call upon the subscribers— to the amount of nearly $2,000, to be appropriated to repairs now in progress. A contract has been made for the improvement of Pigeon Summit and docking its banks, for $700 less than the first estimate, and it is calculated that this important work can be done for about $2,300. The improvement of Patoka Summit will cost but a few hundred dollars. The repairs of the aqueduct at White river have been nearly completed, and when done will render that aqueduct strong and safe for many years to come. In drawing water from the summit to fill the lower levels near Evansville, nearly half of the water has been wasted, by numerous leaks that have existed for years, through neglect, along its banks for the distance of sixty miles. These have been stopped, and a better stage of water will he maintained hereafter on the lower section. The timber for the repair of Pigeon Summit is upon the ground, and the work will be commenced immediately and finished in three or four weeks. Before the new crop is ready for transportation, the canal will be in complete order, and in a letter condition than it ever was before. If confidence can be established in its navigation, with an abundant harvest to be transported, the managers believe it can be made to pay more than the expenses of its maintainance [sic], this year, and before the expiration of the four years lease, it will, besides yielding the means of making important permanent improvements in the work, it will repay the subscribers the amount of their contributions, with interest. The report of the managers appeared to give entire satisfaction to the meeting, which passed a resolution approving the expendi- tures make, and requesting the Trustees to audit and pay the accounts. ———<>——— sTiJtl tall SUM Bo.vRit or tnr. fun DsaiRii i Thi' board met. says the Ctarton. at Princeton on Wednesday, and adjourned on Friday morning, after r.n ard.iou? nnd protracted session of two days, spent in Tiiiting for absent member?. The board is composed ol tha respective Auditor; of the counties belonging to the District, and the object of the meeting wai to SMMI the iippuii-ement of lands of the counties one sriM the other, as to .equalise the Lur.bn Of State taxatioo. Thai Board also deaigSW udoneof then- number , Mr Brett, of Da t MM county ., to go to Ind.anapol., MMi t.me M July, and lie one of a State Board of FffWMlill to ec,uai,;e tne congressional INMrlMi in a like manner. The principle herearrivetlat, however beautiful it may be in theory, M impracticable, and as carried ...ii irrnal hnmhi.ff and dtnense for nothino. - - aaj -r p f he Board referred to a? h.ivi. g feen in ses ifM on Wednesday, met, talked over the matter, and concluded there was notlnriR to at . a 1 I.J a, I. a. si.. j-4 .lotor wamoi know nag. . on mr pa a -.a a aal il.s . -1 . ... i, v. .rn me otner s counue- ... no r- a . a Ta- .!... oi real estate, ami eaci. aaprr M.-t? w.e atisfaction of their jHMplfi with the appraise meiit a originally made. SjfA Th Ml t tOSS of the Illinois Soathtf l:.:ilio;td. from Mound 'it v to the Wabash, , ,.e determined to make Vim-ennc- the bm lenninus. The road will cm Ihe . ,. . i u . r rn I ho i ill' nt ... rl ..-.ioo,,,, i "the nn i tine h.l8! eii:...."iitail ".on to tin . ...., ,i ,. a... I. ..t tl.i r. '. I hi. road .- now uml. I . ,, troetio .Hi fair pra pet ol heiaf oi ie.t tin oueh ultimately. . ti. -.1. ii i i n'fiTi. t iii mi oi.i in. ;a Cm. mu ui, will take a tr. e in tha field, BJsd M tbUl da;,: have It made into matt hrs nji d5tiibuted to custoinet . aw Tbeageol of a French haMB . srarfc, N- i 18 1 endeavoring M ,.. i with omeoftheMtoe tuanuta. Hue. ni-h rM.ouoO pair oi ho foi the ' ..'. r A 111.1 I. ,11111V . Uetterfrom WMhiBglonsaj thai ibe Presasfeal will i.-move to his sbbm re,,eai the f'oldicr Home ma tew days He intends leaving for Ikdfoid Spring on ... ... t.t. awaa. ui. laae ka lBe ."iq aa "sva-saw-will oe accompari.ru .;. ..ri.. . ro;.; xe.ee.r. arot Vrc Senator Gwin. aft. U VIssJ bfsBVai fAUVa BflJBflJBJBBl BflJ aa "

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pondent were mislaid on reception and have, consequently, been delayed in their publication: PADUCAH, Ky. June 22d, 1859. ED. JOURNAL: We had rather an exciting time this morning, before the Inspectors, the conduct of one of whom, has changed even the prejudiced minds of the people of this place, and would almost warrant me in saying he has been bribed. Mr. McClain has entered protest against any further proceedings in Paducah, which has put a damped on those who, at this time, know what the de- cision would have been. I have had a con- versation with lawyer King, who is a very prominent man, and he states publicly, that it is a "jug-handle" operation from begin- ning to end, and warns McClain to stand firm and unyielding in his determination to admit no more evidence to be given before Capt. Harrison. No man could be present a moment during the progress of the case without being thoroughly convinced that Mr. McClain stands no chance whatever to receive a fair and impartial trial. To show you how corrupt and illegal are these proceedings, I will state that it is now known, before half the evidence has been elicited, what Capt. Harrisons' decision will be. In the face of the opinion of Jas. G. Jones, of Evansville, Mr. King of this place, the instructions of Chas. Denby, and the protest of Mr. McClain, this honorable Inspector declared his determination to go on and receive the evidence of numerous witnesses brought here by the owners of the Silver Star. During the controvercy [sic] this morning Capt. Dexter accused Harrison of having expressed himself convinced as to the guilt of John McClain. This aroused his indignation, but he could not truthfully refute the charge, as there are men here, whose names I will give, if necessary, that have heard the decisive opinion of this <uninterested> Inspector. Here the shallow-pated lawyer for the Star, made some spread-eagle remarks, telling the Board they had been grossly insulted by having such accusations made. After wearing himself entirely out in a vain endeavor to say something extremely brilliant, he wilted, and was followed by Capt. Harrison, who made an ineffectual appeal to the sympathy of Mr. McClain, reviewing their long connection in business, stating that he bore great friendship for him, and it there was any prejudice existing it was in his favor. This was all very nice, but the appeal bore treachery on its face. It is currently reported that McClain has been suspended for three months, and this report originated with Capt. Harrison. The excitement is very great, and I believe that no lawyer or reporter will he admitted before this honorable Board, to-mor-row. This has been intimated to me by one who knows and that I can depend on; still I shall remain here and see what is to be done. The examination commences tomorrow at 9 o'clock, when I look for some rich transactions. The excitement seems to be on the increase, and the people of Paducah, who have, heretofore, favored the Silver Star, now condemn the cowardly and ungentlemanly course of the Fowler clique as such that it will damn them in the eyes of every honest and intelligent man on the river, and they themselves know it. If they think this course will be sanctioned by the people, how sorely will they be disappointed. They are contending against a man who has been on the river all his life, and knows the difference between right and wrong, and who has done everything that an honest man could, to settle this matter peaceably; but Capt. Dexter is opposed by a set of men who know nothing about steam- boating, and are so constituted that they never will. It seems a pity to ruin so pay- ing a trade as these boats have been building up, by the unjustifiable course of the owners of the Star. ——— PADUCAH, June 23. This morning, on the arrival of the Bowen from Cairo, I was somewhat surrised to see her boarded by a Deputy Sheriff armed with an attachment, sworn out by the owners of the Star, for two thousand dollars. This attachment has been issued without any judgment having been granted, o o or without any claim, whatever, to legality. This is only another addition to the long list of mean and contemptible little tricks that have been practiced by the Fowlers.— It compares favorably with the cowardly attack on John McClain, some time ago, at this place, by these same men. This was done, supposing Capt. Dexter could not give security, thus detaining him that they might circulate an injurious report along the river But they were disappointed in this, as the Bowen was relieved, by Mr. Smedley going on her bond. This seems to be a most severe stroke to the Fowlers and every one that I can hear from, look upon it as the most outrageous thing on record. Capt. Dexter's conduct on this occasion elicited high praise from all on board, the officer was invited to breakfast, and was treated in the most courteous and gentlemanly manner. Mr. Moore took the Kate Sarchet to Cairo this morning, and I have ascertained that Capt. Harrison has seen fit to submit to the removal of the case. The two boats 1eft Paducah, simultaneously, amidst great excitement, and we had a very nice run to Smithland, the Bowen keeping the lead, making thirty-two landings and arriving at Evansville, at 2 o'clock on Friday morn- ing. Yours &c., P. D. SEN. ———<>——— ——>Peaches are already in New York. Figures large. Four boxes received from Charleston, were sold for <fifty dollars>. ———<>——— ——>The people of Greensburg, Indiana, recently organized a city government, but found, on taking the census, that they lacked some four hundred of having the requisite population. The people of Shelbyville are talking of putting on city airs—it being ascertained that a sufficient population resides in that town to entitle it to a city charter.

Co M m h nleil . Rev. .Mr. Cook. Mr. Imm ' This morning, vUh pe-

rusintr v.iar naner I ivn I Ufl! fn, elide .tr.ir.lw 1 , with an article. publnhen by r t. about I the Rev. II. A.Cook, which, from ic tenor : 1 1 1 1 -oune, ini;;lil Laol many tfi the Indie! thai aaitl Mr. Ook wu :i Initariaa prenCb- - ... tlt;ii '.h i Mr ook was :i 1 miarian iic.-ich- ' er in Wcstboro, and .. mli imc t i his I , I.L 1 e 1. place, ami ii' .tt-.J the i-Ii.iw ..f a baptist ' . .7 cburrb, aad, thereby, irtnall changed his . u f lU l0VVttIlU tlk, rbtir h in olir( itr. lrt!t ot , . -Jl.-jT , t I iv In, Ti iniA 'i i,iTij nr.- v i in,. I i . i ... . ' ' rorttsnondent did knmv tuiprht have k .town. the fart , iu r,-f. -1, .-. there- ; of trvimr to intbiiMiii' lln. 1 .iiiinmiiii v t, " ainil thP Klw Mr I 'rink tliri.mrli i,nr hi. A y j Wcnboro, and ai ut a, uncompromising with tlitm in principles a- he been with our worthv's pr'm- iple- 'tliouuh ear . '.' b worth v ha-- had him at his own house m t r.l 1 ' 1. . of the time during his residence here, and now, forsooth, he cannot make him bend to ' I his ou tVew, he is trying to accomplish , , iti 1 .11! through your paper that which he has tailed to do by the church, to-wil: drive him off , . I and get oue to suit his own notion. And as , an evidence that he maintained his standing, he was called by this church while a liI Mated preacher, and, eOBfludiDg to acctpt, . . . ., . ., f he was ordained by a chosen council ol Kg- . . . , ular Baptist ministers, whoae orthodoxy, i.i-tv m.,,l Himtinn o.i.l i.raiaa i. fi.iiii.i 'IVt , V U A Vlli'VI VWIVMf OHM 'l llTV 1 - i V in all the Baptist churches in our lam . , n . . , . -ill Mr. Kditor, let me say that it will be enough, I presume, tor the public to know ' that UlC saij Wort!lv bad carried bis person al considerations so far against the said Re . Mr. Cook, before his church, as to be called to order by the moderator and other mcuiler?, and, refusing to comply, was publicly hissed while speaking, and still persisted ; t and uow hopes to succeed by poisoning the , . . . . minds of tho'e not posted through your pUMt , T if VN laTKUKSTKO MEABIl t lea i- m Mud. . i he toilow ing u a letter trom Dr. I'eyton, the Buchanan candidate for Congress in the j MMri ! OBfMHe to us in Kentucky. It atford? the mo t remarkable specimen of the j obfuMicabon of idea.3- or if there be any sense in it -ona of the most singular Ixindlesot ali. urditie and palpable e!f-conii fidirtion" that are bare sael uitL CLOvaaeoai, Juue ftth, 1859 Qtrnttemen : In reply to your letter relative lo my position on the subject of Congressional legislation for the protection ot slavery iu the territories, allow me n i-a that I ludd that CougnM ha tbfl poWtr, and it is the duly of that hqdj to protect ; the projierty of all our citizen.-. This pro lection can onl he git en in the organiza tion of the territorial xoiernmeut and in extending the ' 'onstilutiun and )$Mt ovei tin-territory incbidine the fugUivc - In . . law. I hold Ihitt Cuiq re , IS tbc .ifJ' i.i ul the Stnte- h as tiie jiovx t.i ir oi-fer that aflrairj to the iieotili ul the tcrritorie: iii.l Ii imm ' othr rtW4r ,lV , r ,oei fy ,.i il: , itiaensof the territory hersell than in proti--l "' K'u' r ; nnd Mat the i- rtito ,M B.,I."MVI "J 1 t "" ' J , "! delegate I, ami 1 iheretore. oinnl to eXtCM mm iiiUMti,, In piiiilj thai Coagress woUM SMtl i liavo .loiie. I ODaglMi.lMlMI right to hold the pMfk i J Wfti .!l ' u," nists, or aai thum the right ot self-goTtra-J g ,,,rfc,ote, sloped from a nntln-i li j i I.Mi.ni, except to ai.t the I'ri.ident to execute the law inca-a- of rebellion 1 r domeitic oleuce. 1 can . on . ;e of in. lia.'e w here a slaveholder could be driven ";.,,,.,..,,.., or tbnrired ot hi; flare , - ;,, M Aawtal of hie rilllrti wh... il... imr of i 'on dm-.- e pfOflwrxT, wnerw ine iavv3 o. longiiM t a . . . . .i.ii ..i.i.-vii . . -Fi.iti.tiiI. a i I a . B a . . i i ICtllll UlO lllill ll'IIIIUI 1 HIT 1111 1 II I II 1 1 Jl l ie I tod. lours respecttullv , A M I. . I ' . I 1 VliiS. TAX AHLT3 IN THE FlIOl Co-.i.Ui- ...".Al District. The following table, . ope d from the Princeton Chrioit, MOWS the appraise-, MMMd real estate as icti.rm 1 to the Board of Equaliiatinn of the l ir.-t Congra-sional District. The increased value in reul aetata since li?.rl varies from eighty to one hundred and forty-three pat rent.4crc4. I 'll. Lull I. ... L .1 ... I i,f, ' r,ar','.i Paviess. :t2,7'.0 l.srj.v.', ..a,K.so 313,101 ,i i"i,: BSSvISL . 'I,'. I--',7-',M7. i I.Iaii,: - . ,l l,B." :,1,kh. I,7 -7 l.-.1.,..o .',i7,:r s V.M.i: ' I.lt..s74. V.i4,M 1.SS0.138 lt,MI i r.Umi.u. ' Kin . ..S''. ' 1J' : A uui . - 1 , .". gS i''n :k-jt,.7 . MTM ! Qmw. ' am. Prop. ...Sin.sf: . USgt8 411 C . MbJWI . 7t,iSa .... 8."t,W ... ' ... ftSO.lOM 3rMMfiA i : ;.. .Ici . (Si ; jt U 4,i 1' . -. I'lke "rMartin luloia ' JJ ' JJs ; Knox , Ta7a wah' ' Warrtcs 1 1 1.'.. IS I : II s, WfSuln pwYoatwro, Ky-, Mate an 200 house- under contract, aliont 1 a0 of which are already commenced, to be completed the present MMOD NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. , 1 ! HTO.YE. 1 . I OK. t. mmy mm -y y Will attend promptly to all busin., in hi- pi. 1si(.. Office 111 the I Itv lb r.e. - I!, e. J-.-' ln rn.iO.7IE raVaVVaVa I.I.S- I'E tio.vt: jm) . WRLI others. S.me nix oi aevtli i mi-since, II looh i , ... .1 11 I. ineiiced what uit"t ol ihe o I , ill-.l a oa. I. Is gr.ery. with g...i Jo -bdiv .. hn : .....- ... I.,. cusl.ituer.-. The uudertakiio v. a.i b-k-d ajaHi rt bumbug. and hb failure w... i.i.dni. d llm I ibink be .IM Dot loll, and aa larnisb a greate. itli( ., auLst.otial and fan. , Urge I olber baao. ia the meet, aad .r.He cheap. ., ..wsms- iv ji.inoi jP"f:; ' K toasbaaatflfJ i bbb Jtant. i .. ...i.l-, lo ca.-es CHroflk 10 bids soft shtdl Alia' uis. ks Fllls-rt-, S do Brsiil Nuts, .l English I....H. r.'. o.'d, Slitl ui tune ..i ib Fttsirlh, I'I E. 8. BAB. .n r. IflKl 1" -' gmIMni.E' MsflaWa IBB 0f TBI man WrF cotosWatsd Hasss togeitsei wllb so mi... nt : ..ti.-t in-.ti- -t... ol. lei-. I- ' - I'.ckir.. i...k in... i i-.t-i, n. i i ......... -a , i..-t l.,.Velt .lliJ I..V i.il. ny J A jtcJOUNdToN, ..... ... ,.. . .f , . '. II' I I I.'' l S SSS " BAT I I hi. .l.vi m it u l.I H rttooi - ..-.-.-... I -.! rt . I " V t I . V . . 1. t 11".. If i. l .1.1 l...t..re ..I i.rn .... s il. u ..il - 11 t ,. 1: u.iE...ia rescue .... mi i.m.h Ian with, n Ryvod flio-pio i lai i . . . -i, t:i.. i art its., and wUI i .,bl N1 , .aJi . a,-. - ssa, ., .,, reeeiverf -hii dav and tbrealo l v ba'25 CHAS. McJOHXSTOX.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Al'OLLO HALL rUR SALE. m p o i. i. o h i i i i.wi.im.vo asT. (prm::n Tin. w,,n nr without furnftnre, jiist a suits purr h , i Ti.i I..I. nin all-VM. thre acta l.ins nn.l I.mIK p.-.t Mabb, ten barrel- rte.i liquor, win.-. Ac . will I . !! .it public riui'ti.m ' u Tt l.- lA l , tl..- . it ; Jub i ti. Ai'Oilo IIhII OMItaillH (la-i.l.--, 111. tli.-ntl. i ii:.f anil w-ll Ufl"K''l K-'H.. iu.. l..o r"":u-lit-COTiliri:t. I Vvltfc fin" thftlll.-. 1 lie .. . ! will 1 aoM "iilijti-1 t tl.- moTl in tutor ) nKit. TiTimi IiImt.iI. ll K. II 1 I.I.Kit. m.y.yi .it. t:J.nt.v.tTio.roi--nii. mis iio.ii.s. I aiiDiial Exiiiijali f tht Cotumun !,.. : .ftluitt'itv will r..roiHn.-.' .-n M"Mi. . .luu.- :7. miatmm Ihrowffr FAIDA t, Jalj I Th. 1.11. -tnr wrili r will i I'Hscrr fHX M ItT II '! -. 'kark Moa L-.y, Jun. ,t . a n ; ; " Ltaxwiltor " a lu .. .. . .. y... - Hrtft, ' - " " Ht 2 " Mr law " t a IVTLHULI IA I I - li Mi II... .1.. 1 . Ti'.".lv. .Inn- . .iiiiiiieu. 'i.' at a m. " KouaMs. ' " aft I MTE aH C Ol ATE AM i.KAMMAK. i 1.... T . I ,k I ti 'U iotn an. r t M: , . KislieV. Vuue.'T.Jwa, tA. iiaiwia naaiiii llr. Ivttt. Wda; j, JuaW.coawrii.aat 2r a. Aad continne nutil Thntdnj . I Um. .'II... r . I I ilfi. iuui-iai, vi ' "F. , A ,, un, ,.,ltilll.. throunti ,i... .... . , , ,,,,JM M ",,' , A.v. 1, ciiiuini'iicuiy at .. A. M., :iinl iiiUawalag tkrwupi tfce mr. Kac li i-aiiJiduti' for Hit- llij-b !vli-ol will lx' ,,,,,.,! ,,, i.avi r.-mly fr . xm.iHUKti.m Bcowparitioai otte-hifigi' of Kool'ap. llio Mayor, (.oiataou a ;dciI. Paivnt-, (uanlia us, u.l Kri-nJa of K.lu. iti-n are curiiiuli muir.l Tua'exnVciar'il'iavaM at th lun tpfA fn b an.l th.-1. .u.l .:. ,in viit ira to W jirom-.t. By oiiler of t In- ili.-trii. P. UUKNBBOOK, ji-'--lt Clerk B. of T. C. S. Cot K. . Jt A'Tof TA'.W ?.T Of HMt KIHTS AND IXPEXPITUBBS AT THE CUURTY If: L- L. C Tl, 1..,. I...... ".1 h A . TKf.AMKl. tU'?l )U1 .11, 1UJIM.I, 1S.V.I, ON ACCOUNT OF VANDbKBl KGH CO. aacairra. Tl. .... I.... 1-. I i IV... I . T lull' II... i ttii iurn in..' in . ..,., j urj, from Nay 'J, is , t Juac I, i-". '. iro'm dlren i'"' 'r t'','J"w,"'l -- ' the inlllltV ol III er . i u a. uut of County Kevetiue. t 1- t sr ' " of ilelillipH lit taxe til 1(C"T, anu rovioiLs taxe-. iii. linlin viialt aal lutereat there. !. &AWt M Ou account of taxef of 18.'d, aaaeaa u -n the EvausviUe A Crawfonlnville It. K S.S nn a . .iint o! UdVeuua of 18o8 aaarwaail b) tin ' iiut.v r.i ird to provtah lat Ikaaa nual ir.tereat u :i nulntaiiiliuii CeaatJ iinpdp, iHiiei t in.- BvajMn iiie a ra lurj;:i H.iilr m I ( ouiauy ... .IU foUIH ''l .1-1111. 1'l'Ul . J- IO.lt, .inJ ,,rt.i, t.. lrd f r Hi- pur le ,Mve MMal in ate, unt ot tie .lu-t i aOut i.iu m.ule l i lb 8npMiataWat of PmbU lu.- tt .. - tion. la April, lMf 11 ' ' ' Ul "l"l' K-vetnie ot l . af dellD'ii.ent T.. unship lt-. uw im - l3. . OaaorooM Maiusat spscisl Bebot I fia a i inn! T n albican aTQoa of'ii'li rM7 in; 1 1 ari S4 -.rfa 71 rrs n IM !! KI7 IS u :mi M A tli-re.ieuipti in i.f unls... i.tvf i tilnn an I printing I , 'i' yeart rvtiin.le.1 MO ellaneom r.'.'nlpt.. ." ixf C'illertn.1 oftliel. I. A t Straight I. tin lti.li.'- I C. aapaO; al tsattaaafeM nn acco' rit ..I ..nut) i .ri. ii ..I I' i. ii pu-ni ia ..I l'''S Twlal In.; Ma 'w I 7Jto n I tkrIM.III ah l"i. iii M i il. it", t" June I, ISfiO,oai aeeaflaal ot fb- . oiintv , are aa follows : ' Maal affaoMes i i.vP ; a, taw , . ..f . : . a.-l - t . mirls .... ........... .. dhriiby-. i 4-. i,r2 T: I ..I . Ilt.il I .....llllgl.fllllV.ltS of lnt . ii .it taridiiic oiint. Ii.'ll.ls im ... .m.l i .li.-ti ibiition ot common . to 1. 1 laait 'lid. I the Superintend"!! n IKW lot account f Ownilii revenue of I- -lilul .. ll.ll'litl of lx.'.J ".. . com! special tnwnsbip a. Ik- . room .fllcars' sabuiea lot M nt uiilinu orders. . rp...lh til -W .III. e by i. mill ) b..al .1 Oaa occmbbI booa ajsaatawaowacy. advertising and pi intiup i. . -nii- pors.uiaU I null r. il-. ni. J taxci of pre ton- j rs retun.b'.t embankment i B. A C. Uailroa.l lax, drawn ly otbel ceMOSSM On m saat T.nvuabin read rateMi ti- 'ii- persoue .. . NaflflMflSl held h Oatiaace County C.n.in i.ioitei". -r ill.... mII.. ,ne a,ati m '..-.'7; to N 17 . . j M :.o7S B I I II MM i.ar. SI Ml -'.' 7il I . M as 71 7r. 971 S ti". I" mi t. 3 4s ' .77 7 ; : K) is IV' IS' ' iMte tea sa m so 13 IS . ...I.: 'il ' , .xln atbni .... t unty ol ncein f.uni-i w-arl l 4 . . . . , , . ,,, ,t i..tl ,,- Jail a . , i . I . a iialk .... . . . a. . - ' ,. J' "'f ( "'j! JJ J ., i.A l 1- .7 Aralbarr j r i tbe fclrt ii -' ltd M SAl hi l: I .77... .. J'dlX V HANKY ' iyttV A- H"""

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CRESCENT CITY f o a ir -d n. x EVANSVILLE, IND. I I i. , i, . t. i-, f;be t'KKSt KN T i l l l FOt N tm I..,, I...... I.. ir,irn, I 1, . . , f i , , . . 1 . f... ,1 . I , .. i , . I . I: iii gsaasal that tb are fnllv prepat. 1 t.. make ... - .It I. m . lu i'1'lii all I. ii. I ACHINERY N'.'eiUI ..i Alnls or M inufartorii a f anj knot II - .1 v., . ..I . .... en. ta mill t. k arisg. 1 1 aaj -i , at. I STB AM ENGINES i of aatj aoflrl r nuolrad. Also maunl n lun is of DI8TILLKBT AM- M1NIX0 MA lltlNEBT, rOBACCO i;rv AM. riXIBHB8, M I.T MILLS; sash, Ml LEY kMft mrnovEP Circular Saw Mills, lil M.MlNt. M At 'H INKS, IMN ntOKTS for Boaac . i RINSSE si'iJAl; CAM-. Mil IS, STFAM BOILERS, I HPROTB0 I. aRD T AM AaVl Ol t .. t . very lb n.i In the I BOS FOTMMlf I. MB MACfiivi. BUtMNKSSi afAsffaTB ; -f . r. VtV S lilbdr t I. In .ISO Paul rail. sup-n . irti I ' fij R i:s h i. r, .'f 4 chtm:. iA Baaiaia' raasVfsaaa, ,a Ml BB ;t imt J-idi. IirP.TD STEAM GTaUOK.1', (.I'M BEtftKQ aM rACEfbU, WROUGHT AND WKI.I.KD PIPE, LftAD AND tTOPPEI PIPE, A-nT' I iM HRH'K, ;i t MAM i.l. ii RCB rBB i I ir li.. i,. -i oi ,. ,. .u.st ... I ; uM METALS, i ll.t . Id Si .:. 1--. ... : . I .ilinl ai.d I. HI. "I tl. ilFil tfc BAXBT. B . . ... ...it, .11 uois ro i nt m- Ma , tilij t. t 1 . ,, , 1 B4sara. THRESHING MAGBIXES.Mway. .. aTaxpOO jeL'O Hi sllBL JSy. I BB.V for sai. t j 7. H. COOK A SOX.

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Worthy of Attention! mm O 0 K A' ' 8 V.1f . 1 HE U 7.V WWM MACHINE. Patented July '47, 185 8. TLia Mactiiue is pronounced ,v ooinnen ... mljces lobe hup. nor to all others lnfore tbe pabUc, tor 0aacal family use, ubil what will ilout.tlesa urpri -. and njoice many a w,.tnan'a heart, i, that while for o.'di nary usage it Biirposae-. in - .. utility the highest priced machinee, the c t of it will uot exceed thii ty-fie dollara. The dubferiber baring purchased the excli -iv-ri'lit t.. luauufacture, sell. Rud use ttiia ma 'ii ii, i' ,ii this and other counties of South-wenteru Indiana, respectfully invited all persons. Ladies espciiiilly, who are in want of a flrat claM Sew inn Machine, to call and examine the rucrita of the Moorc'a Patent, ling eonfldcHt that on a thorough acquaintance with it, they will prefer thi. toall others lire-ipecti-e of its price. The follow ing is a -mi.ni.uy f BOBM of lbs 1 adinjr excellencies of this machine : 1. It combinei. durability, airaplicity, and prrnticability in a higher decree than any other n i UMf. - In point cfrtreiipth. nlartlritj. aail aajiliifaat , ii- Ititcb U not excelled by any nnichine yet iuvetitI liacli atitcii in lot ked or f.hlened by lb- uialuue itaelf. that there in no iieed of draw ing the thruad through a loop or uiug a needle, to fcnt-u tbeeud of i. ni to prer-nt itn raveling or ripping. SirIi iw the uature of the Kit eh thai if every t lird one Im. rut, the work will neither rip nor ravel. ;t. It sen., from two common Hnolri with. nil iewinding, and aews in the i-ry l-t manner, ctaaraa and fine gondii with linen, cotton, or fi!k thread. I. It haf the best and moat roliable feed . v. I . cnsti uctel, an-1 doea not break needl, . 5. The "pice aruad the n-e.lle aad U neaili the in die arm U unusually large, aud what in e-pe-rially uoticable, not a drop of oil la needed on tic part of the u:. i. -lime, in coutact with the gi.dn. f. Itn aimplicity is such that it cau he undent., d ami operated with but little iuxtmctiou, ami is ao rbeap beautiful, and useful that no family rnu ell I to lie without one, therefore come right l n', ee for yourelf, and if y..u like the ins. bine, ri ike one your own without delay, and my ord I t it, ifter a few days' nage it will oe the iastarli b- ot fm aitnre the owner will be willing to part uith fm what itcoet ?. W. HAFr OltlV j i rAastitt Ind., June, 1859. jii laMatTsia av;' si aa? 'ilwr J rivair-A. C itkiTJ sons ow ning or internsted in lands adjwii ing he foil . win , dMribe4 tract are bamby mtiftel hhat on the 2tli t.j of .Tnne, A T. 1869, the aa , Sin .-oi ol Vainlirburgh County will pceed me the lines and perpetnat the on., r- ol the t"Htb hall f the son!wcmt .putter or Sc. Hon 31, ownsbip , south ot range 'I west, iu the Vin . en nea land di-itri( t i - J If. ADAMS f Co. jr , ir t- i.oi m l . o h j is u Ml and sacks in atoro and arrive, extra and npertne Cotuitrj B ran da at u 1 a the tiest md .it low a tl... lowe.U, a I I'll V Ii kKIJV Itti".- , - J Main at. Uf A. J1M. -S.O.V, HO OH l.Vflwmmm bb and Blank Book M:innfactiirer, l.i-i t 1.. t Mum snd l..mf, 1 A.NsVlbl.K. 1NPIANA. I! in. I! - ruled, papr.l and made to .1 'l-i .1 ib. l.-i paper, froap m Memorandum t.. the Jt LedfeT Mu jc arid Magazines lx.und in m fctyle. jel6-d.:wtf MB I 4V r.' OJ' .Ml, IS, tYOMHKMtli 1 M i, now s tS NXO LET'S MlUi. lb.-..unci 1. 1 r.od f ill I.amiic rc-huilt hi- ai.i and it till-. I and r. paired his apparatus, in now i.v:hii. 1. 1 ned .. ,-tni.l i'i .-tHfmers by wHer soaei De saneits a share ol lbs aatMMga I llie public i!enerall . nn4 more iarti. ularly lb. j.a-ti.-uage ot ins via . awaoasefWi j.dl mdA FKKliKltH k K LKJJN PETER V1ERLING, iio sti&T, jym, i uiteh mW i KKE1 KVAN8T1 I.IK, n , 1'. .! i in I'm. Is, Vari.i-b-s, Oil. Oyevatufla, W in l a. li. - I'liv -i. iaas' Mbop Furniture. Mo.ul dti Hi 4bMmmil aMjpsMN - Kurgiral lii-niiiin-otx. Ac.. Ac. kLSO Para M hsca and msjejeMes, and all popuI .1 ...t-;.t ii .-.li .ii.- i t H . a-e. ,. . jels t..isri n r.tms i uui.s. avrail ifl aaal for ale b CHAS. McIDHNsfttN, IWy ' Hl.sk. I "17 Main htreet, near llie Canal. KNCtM RAfJE HOME L I'.(!;. ,i it nnn.iii.no, r.iitm.ft. i J9 WAKTf u n ki a, Mailt stieel. near Hie ImiiiiI. K a s -v 1 1 1 1 , I M Has on bin I ,. ;uec i,. k ol Huiea mikI Wag .us i.l ererv vnii-tv- all ..I hi. i.un iiiuiiuIh. tute whi. h he will u. mailt , be aaSMHtaflf to BUJ wak I.. 1 pun liH-.il al ibe l.a.-t for the nam- prh . Do i ui h. l it- hind tiui.ti. aud the in. kakieiil win leT Willi its Ulipaesald) liind.lv loads, the ilellii.li. I oi I'm ii . .-i b .- Ik-en liht, ami liis at. M-fc has ai lili.lilated I i In- Jlet.oins ; u .!-. .... I , uml to 111. i- hiiioadf Ii.. in a .U.jhl s-. uiii.ii ,n -i.te, be ik ill II o i-uinikal.lv '. .vv pti.-. -. Any pel -on atbaWMta a beauatifui I'uey nt a btraia, will!. ml a lltr-i rlia i. for a link' than he baser.-- bad lsi ie ,t DBQAKMOf K AN.SVII.LK ttXc PACTORV, m. ia Etr nr.. if sr.ftf.s. Ow I i larttralara aa regard ia Ices, , ad. ' flCOKGK Colli! i: kMVlf sTTSaStlliS. Iii 1. fldfe MTTtf J'0. 1 MJfHEHEi.7 uW ia kitta N... Mack I. V pounds clear Side lt., on. 10 bushel . In i.-d Apple, lo do ! I'eache-i. 'ssi pi nn,!- arfa ,i I;. . i. " i U i lM. Mil ivid al . II. oh A MNS . tUl'MM I'I. .'H It, I HO.Ji WHITE ''s' vkjeul 1 i-.-ii H i Meal "ot-aoks al 7.. H. COOK a SON'S. J VBT mMCMMWMM. JiXPHEssi.f I IB UKDICAl PVMPOSES I - A - M. a-s t a asawataa, .. 5 Osborne's old P. it Win,. Old Mail.'in. h 2 ' Pale 8herry Im.xi-s superior Claret " I pijie Pars Holland Giu. 1 pun. !.. i of fine Jaruai. i Rum ..1 1 ;'. . ;eks G-nuine Barclay & IV i kins' Porter. In piuts and ouart 5 casks Genuine Scotch Ale "Mnirs." In i int and .quarts. 20 basket! Ikidsirk's Sparklim; Champaiie. 'Ibe above articles we eu.irautee to be in every re--pei t a lies, i it I ALUS B HOB E-. nival W sti r sir. , t A E t - MJ. y 'II El H . v r I R E STORE. The ii:i.lcrigue.l hi.- e.-tatdi-he.l a Wareroom at the old ABatlo Hall, for the purchase aud sale of W w and secnd-liaiid F I IINITCRE, Stoves, Table Ware, fUaaaVaBSsM ?iod iu fact evi-rythiuk. pertaining to tbfl kaMaaBssH use, which lie will sell at the ... i oini l.fiti'1 itirniiiire prices. The highest .i-l. ateM SM for all articles offerrd for sal- -l iiblie t pnv.it . Ud. i bn for varnishing will ' p. tni tl. aUsnsata! la in any part ..f the city I- . ail km U.t r-pnirin and w I turning done iu. ..hot t, t a oak ,.. HABLES V Mil. I i It r. U .MI.I.ERS I p:.'-i. t .t.ivv Giimin. i -I-' Mitiiv Mill S.ms, .1 ci-t ste, i Mill :',.vs, ' fit. i 'al S ., from .-m 72 in. la .!..:- N'rew V. i en b-. GEO. 8. SOXNTAG, I" Man. -.1 j,.l If B a -.i me xv a f 40 BOXES ON 1 GTLBEKT a en F u t s H .lni 1 1 oe fMoit e COOK x SON - TE.s . i i.i- I.n at n.vM 7 II mmMiHr'Et i it V4MT 3 V muMtirn BM aavd t i ! beat f I sat that can b .tan... I osl rec ii-'t..ii1 foi aali bj . HA Hi IoHNSTON, I. " yt Bkck, I-l. M .ti street near tbe Can 1 1 r .irr.Est JlJ E jupjple.i: nM ii ,i.i-. . i y,.p! Pie and lart- ,Ii.. . ... d pel i-.on.i . i.-ro, and to an.va .m i.bls .Inn. a,d.s o. paiaai SsAtr, Call at No 47 M .in street, b.-fore tl..y aajeavU aataV , i I.K-jKINK, C it.NliK a jrs M l K.' i .i.Hii i-r Bl E i IBI i.i. m.ily Flour fi.-m v. ha. u btssvl ieeivfd pHi lattreeA md foi sale by gi:g rosTKK a co . i I" ' Lisni-t an 1 Csnal sire. is. TT ll f .U llll-Jtl. OE Oi.lt aVOTJ B-J T01 w i I i, lai t r.i.. uow lan Iina IrciasteuibM Kata FlflUcat Call ax J act scma l".'K;re they are rdi coa, at jell VICKLRY BROs., 82 Main at.

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ATxxx- Carter, M O I i K ..' 1 H.tl.ll i ssio.' M ttttUKKK. waawBaai ALi liFSFIt I. TFAXnOAT I' .W M'(Uti-', HatrtMaai Batot, ... -it.- hW MraaalaMri LaaaMaag;, BvaawTiiMV, tn-i. Iiiln-ml :nl .Hire-; ma4e .. . ..-.irmn. nt- A :1 taf-.rriiittiiHi ut I.- Iin.l by nit !' - l lli -. Sprrial A j. m T r th N Orl nit. I M-n. f in- I'ickH SOMETHING If I VV I it. rnuTi.it. .1 i o.:-o.t:t.f-rats ki t. i ism i twKNit LOCI.xYIU.K ft BVAXSVII.Ui t'At K BT8, KY.WSVIlu; aI I'AIRtl Packkts, ami i uu Tin: . ORDEANS PACKETS Also- 1't.K im; r. Itil '- wish -U Pl R Ml.!. 'All. He v i ; siu-u l : .01 ,iui ,,i l-n iiices -i.tni-i-ed t In- .ure. The ft. als in ib. Maasa l i whi li be is Aael.l. an- pebi .liau-hl, ami wilt mee vtith iiottetviiii n in . . .. i. . water Addi 15 POKTER, W iter street. H I R A J1 HOPKINS' UIIKoVtO SMUT MACHINE! Bji.s i ;.. , f ,i SEFT. M 21st, IR58. In ..it. i iim this M.ivbiii- Iu lb- public. I bare but pttle to suv. I Batter my -i If thai they will pvc sat i-fi tion. I have it with there ;u uee them to judges to their nuiita. I warrant them to do good work. and n-k the favor of nil who want a smut vta. liiiie.l.i try one .f mine. They !, alone great advantage over tbe Ulisd of Machines in Use at present : they leave no dirt around tb.iu. it b. tint nil carriinl oft by a suction fan, anil can ls disehat iced outaide 1he mill. If ASStresl. -veral of them are iu suc(susiui ..is rat ion. one ..t which c-l4 Canal or the Pi. a.v line lu aUa ritv. at lie The.- Machines are got up in goed slle. and n durable and cttectn.il in their operation. Thev cau be bad on na . !, .! ! t. ,,. ?7. . ash. and lourmontli, tiuie. Meoara. Krafs i Itrilanan .,. the anient.I wish to sell Sun. or Territory Begat uf thai Machine, and will Kieal basgaisja aisol v the nubt of nin- . sjsaaea ia Um I'.s !,-t i rO t. Morrill - Ml Ueatimg sm tstbiau, troat, aatd sfa counties for 7.. Sander, s( , i... W Hoese Bai Kike, all of which J will sell cheap I will it,! rights for almost any kind . a property. :i I Ra M HOPE INK. Evan -.in. Ijfjk. auy.ai-tni.lAw 4 aMJ .S O.V' S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS Almre we present you with a jierfcrt likeness ol Teruco, a (hist . I the fribs ot the strange Artec Nation. t hut once nil. .1 Mexico. Y..u will find full h. count of bun am! his eopl- in our Pauipbb Is and Almansi s. to Is- bad gratis from the Afrentsfor these Pill a. Th- itivenn.i an.'. ioainif:i, tin-r ..f "jtidsoii' Mountain Herb Pills " has spent the great, r part .This life In traveling, hain? visited Nearly oflOf) country in the world. He .js-nt over sit years hiiion tb-Indians ilu i; . I, XI c .u -1 . n - u I 1 Mi ail., and it was 1 1 1 1 1 that tbe "Mountain Herb Pills were discovered. A rerj inlerestmsr account of bis adv.nturesi tn-i v i.n v. oi tin,) in oar Alois line and Pamphlet. It i- an ctablidie-l fa. f that i. tl di a - o i. Ii . i.i DarcTStB ni....ii. The Mass is Ml MB)! and vbflO anv i-. i nntieal.li; m.iu. . ... ....... I v.ltn It, ll is at olice distributed t.. ev.-t v ...v.aii tb- b..d . Ki-i n.-rve feels the Miis,,,. and all tb- vital . irsii.- ii:i. kli complain Th. irnnx. h will md dim-l the b.-l perfectlv The liv. I . civs I.. r. te . MiHl. i. n. v ofbil-.' The act i..n . 'I tb-li-.ut i- tt-ak-ne.1, ni..l so the ir. ulation feeble. The luii..;s Usome . I. ... , .1 M Ith the poisonous matter . b-ln e, a ."Hull and all from a slight impurity at the l.'tiiit.nii bead of life tb.' BiboflTT An if yon bail thrown sonteeart)i, for taataSMO, in a pure spring, from which ran a liny rivulet, in a tea minutes the w hoi- curse of tlie stream Isvum-i. ,li turised ami discolored. As .iiicklv does impure MflM fly lo every pstt and l-ave it--liru l bind. Alltbeiasaapi s lei'imii' ol.slrticleil, and tinb ss Ibe ol isliaai lien is removed, th- bnnp of life soon dies oat These pills not only purify Ibe blood, but regefl -late all the secreti.il.siif th- ts.dy ; they ale, lie r fi re, unrivalled a- a CUBI rOB BILIOI - DISEASES, Liver Complaint. M. k HeodaHse, Ac. This AntiBilious .M-dii in.-exs-I- from Ibe I.I.mmI Ike hidden seeds of di- '.nie. and renders all Ibe lluids Slid aerre liawa pur.- j. ml Bfleat, cVoriof and peaaO iiatin.' tl-.e viial atcaaa, PI-HS.llil ll-1. 1. it is to Sfl that We StW aide to pti. - vi ir It Iii your reach, a in-.li in. like Has Moiinlavkl Herb 1Mb. ili.il v ill OMa dm . ttj to the af (UsSflti I'Hits, Ihroiili tbe Mood an-l BSjMa ot the lnj.lv , and . mi.-.-ihe hiitl-r-r to l ii. bl-n with the flush o beauty and health. Judson's Pills are the Isst l;-ni. .l) iu exit't-me for the t.olloe ine 'nmplaint." BdossI Oaaaplslats, . ..nab-, Cbl-, Chest Htseases, '. -1 1 ii Bys sisiu, biarrhiea, In. .-y. Hebibiy l. v. i .md u, . FsasMVls Coflsqlalata, Hroatarbrai. fadiavatloa, laOa i.i Iiiflainiiiat ion. Inv.atd weakness, Liv.-r t'otnplaints, Lou ne-s ol Spit it... files. Stone and Giavel, Secomlaty Sv inptolii-. GU EAT I KMAI.E BTCMCHfB! Females who value health, should in v-r Is- w it li out these Pills. Thev plirif) the blood, r.ltiove obstructions of al! kinds, cleanse Ihe skin of nil pimples aud blotch-, and bi instil- 1 i.h color of health to the pale cheek. The Plants and II. rbs n which these Pills are made, were diovered iu a very surprising way sm-.tin the T. uc.iiis, a tril.- . Al,i ;ines in Mexico. Get the Almanac t oir Acent, ami you will rea l with delipbt, tb. very latent Iflft .s. ci.uul it contains of tbe "tireat Medicine " ol Ihe Aztecs. oB.tKRVK.-The Mountain Herb Pills are put up in a BsaoSffad Wr ipjM r. Each Box contains 40 Pills, aasd BaSsB at B8 osarta jst k.x. All asaaaaa have the s'usttire of It. L. JCBBOM A CO , on each loa. B. L. JUD80!) A CO., Sole Proprietoi -. )el-d.tw4m .rs Ionant MfflflS, New York. I old bv KELI.ERA WHITE and BIXBB0WKB jt BBOUGHTOM, saaU oil DroMtsts. To Tra. elers. BB I. E sf S I ' H E , 4 l.ttro It T, J'll M H'M liV COMBINEH Dailv Line ot C S. MAIL SIDE Wlll-LI. i'ASENGE k PACKETS. f..r Cairo. Hickman. Men. phi, and Nevt Orleans. ALSO SI. Louis. I pper .Mi .-i sippi, and Misniiri Ittvcis. ALSO "Loiii-ville. Ciurinnali, and Pitt-l.ure. Passen-' r ticketed t.. i luciunati for -u Vi. IBB tVrOBB kTIOBi Apply at the Spe ial Ticket Office., iu the Pavilion Hot.-I, ..ppo.ite Ib- Steaiii'suit Landina. WM. . A KTEIt. Avr-i t. Paktu I i.ia No: I r.. -The boats a niprisin,; thiI ine are of light drau-bt, snd no .1, i-ntion is exsirianced. ie.':i BUY THE RIGHT KLL OF A THRESHING MACHINE! Pitts' Patent Thiesher and Separator, with MoFTirrs HOBSB rOBJEB ATTACH 1T, is c.-ustdrred to Is' the best nui Uas of ihe kind hi in- W.-i The underaigued are r.. w pr.-paied to furnish machines of the kkOflS Patent, f a 9t) It. sad m-ik nt ex-elle. ill the we-tern f.iiuirv )l vi-a-kis that . in .i. i); n.st 1 . .-. t,,j.:,i , a ani. .i.v . i i " t-itemporaries, as also our MtftesS Ibsos Mabincs were already thoroughly int:- ' ' 1 known wh.n v.e comrner.ced the m.nuts i i- d th.'m ; and wv shall aaalj sai that ;.l tb- l hlaaea .a tbt jsit. iit which i make, shall is aofle In such a maurter, r.f such miienals, sr.tl with such in. pro.. ajaoati si ... .m, ss wtU asflSsrSsHy inreasethe vsl.i..le. t j. nation it has SArpiiredatuong fill .edi-I - We rsii l. 'vt . n. i to ".ir cflfltniara a cbci.-e ,! these excellent Ma. him , and also a cboae ..l tb. Borafl I'.-. . r- todioe Ho in, at any size, tn.ni 4 to In hd-e, ui... s- i. .- .'I-t.-t ne a-si.. ..tber eataldisbniei.t o.d - r.-spesioUi' floBcH orataas .. ritb'-i sic ..r lull slid w.sild t. .e.c-l th .t they , . .ii. ... ... U --lit in m.l... i- : io iii-uie eeiiii,. 1 1, beat ins bine. STiBBB.V BB KK. 1 .v 111 Ib.MAN s.f' BfffB CHEESE. I p S Cbeee I. -ivcd tins dav S! H . ot.K .V SON'S a a. i. .rl.lt HEUEE l.6 f.ft'g. WW aga wbole ondbaH id is ki. I I. at-, as-.rted uumiieiw, r'eivc.i thin day per railroad, fcr sale : kg S. K. CilLBKRT O je2l Xo. 4 Sycamore street.

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Kim '! :i ' 1 . :,i, I... I m v. ... M 1. t I ) so-. . 11 Main -iiii, I L.'ta i n i ..- em i l I'n - I.n ... all :.r.v thNi I .l it lu.li: m.l nn I 'n:i. -U.-. 0 I ... ail 1 l.i I mi ixlniirlW l-ttk-liill;.. tMl.'l-lllllftlt . ThrTr iiM' I. ..ii-- u tli- ir-miT. TI r a 1 . t t y : i a no i ;... i.-irlv ..-it- Kraft tt H-ilnmli'e Ktit:i I,. , ..lJ i. iii part of Lot So. Mi, iu tin I 'i-r r t. .-m . i r. ml ing feel I'iiat .free!, .ii.t -t-nifli a I'rfi li-t Icirl to tbe alley, t.ilb a ;.etd Li i. L h-n overitig tbe wbo.e n ..oi . ... i.ti. witti table, w. ! ehett, and rsam i-i . . .to . .iJi. i ..i parlicubirs t.i.iiiir ol III.' M.l -c e f l nn ' . . i N A I II AN Ut'W Ll ft I UKTKM o I K!' J ' -t . I I 1 0KOR;K TVORXRILL takes pleasure in inii milt.- hia obi customers that in the quality aavd tyteol bis woik, be flatters himself las cannotabe ..-ll-.i. n , tj!i i. fuUnj t tbe corner of Sec. ,nd snd !:!ll afreets, where the choicest Hai -ness aud raddi. of every des tiptiou can be obtained m the best 1. 1 terms. Boa- Hep arins done with neatness and dispotcb. Seeond-bsnd Harness always mi band. jel IKl-EUT TOOLS ' d n Waldron Grass Sc v th -. .... Millard's C. 8. do, . o do V.'aldron Grata d., U do Milbxrd's C. 8. do, .' do Grain Cradles, CO do aaaorted Grass Sueatbs, jo ,i Heap Hooks, 1" do Geniuai Sickles, I" boxes S-ythe btoaea, -m t i doaau Hay Forks, Its do w.sh Hav Rakes. In store and b t wile L.r ORB. DALZKLL k CO. a -im a i; i: i. t. .i.s-it 1'. I on. . K'oto 8. EMBICH A CO. I'm l.aunr ! lirgtiailies, got, s. EMBICH A CO. I n Men and IViy-' w.ir, iu Woolen, Linen, or Uiot.; e b. 8. EMBICH A CO. c Fa. I he l t lb- in lie . at) , go to S. EMBICH A CO. F. i Ibe prettsrsl and . beapeat Crape, Stella, . r KIU Sbawis. 8. EMBICH A CO. W ul. in . ..I t nutv Orders, go to - EMHP.TI 4 t o 1 Miliinij in the line of Drv Gcsids. I to s. EMBICH A CO., No. 4. Mao- Meet, who will be glad to anosv yon i anything in then- line, whether yoa wssb to buy or md. ai d where everybody pays cash for what ; they batj mil j .;.vt ..v sr it ei 1. 1 1 Hhu v 9 aniiou.!' .. the completion of tbfl flaslre tn- ; provem-nts in (heir r.sncern, which haea basa la ' prorrese fnr soni.' tlsse past, to afford tbe tiiaioat la. lIi i i,i 3 injr an fTttrnslTs trade, by sell - j iu a Rood article only at sock prices SS cannot fail I tojjivt universal satisfaction. Having this object . iu v iew, ev ery i ..nsi ic i ation that atroi(btforwar,1 1 dealiiij., f ..nude I on h. nor and liberality, cava give, , will Im. resorted to, and thus actablisb mutual cor. , fideurc Iietwean buyer aad seller; The stock Sa iiuusually large, every department rapkafte, and pur -i chasers may rely upon meeiing with an satanalve .l oortm-nt on r.aaonslde terms. Tbey would dl-r-ct particular attention to tl eir late importation of Irish Linen Good-, viz J and 44 I risk Ltneos, 1 4 I. men -Mutings, Pillow Case Linens, Hsi.d i kerckiafs, Towols, Napkins, Bleached and Brown l inen Table chubs, Ac, Be. Corner of Mala and : First street. mj'S BJLB OE VjMJL I'Jt BLB BBJIM. BBT TE IN EVANSVILLE. n tie ( th day of Jnly. 18.S9, I will sell at nub I In auction without reaarve to the highest bidder I ou Ihe premise, the following dearribed real es t.i lovvif Lots No 1", 11, 1.', 13, H, 15, 16, 17, , l, p. .'o. 81, 37. 3a, M, 40, 41. 4-2.43,45. 4C. B, ! 4s. 4 ami 50, us dealgqated on plat of Uofera A Butfloa't addition to the City of Evaatvilla. For p .mi, ular description of primiees. see plots la pnsosaaion ..f Samuel Swindell and Maker A Foat.-r Terms i ale. one hlf cash; ono-fbartk oa the I i i.l ii. mi. 1m.ii, ami one-fonrth aa the 1st day ..f April. Is. n m ii h Interrst oa deferred payments, to I il cam I bi inirtrajre on good persons! aernwB .l.iNA'lins ItENKK F.x.-cntorof j.4 id ANDREW HC8TOM. r. o . x s. -a.a TOM m BjKLB. B I" tirtlle ol mi id. jot Uieiouii uf cxiBlmoa 1 PI- i- of v .'. vi '..i.l... unty, I will sell at publb ' sa tioti.nt tb Court Ha I in E vans v ills, ou Has .' .th day of June, is a, part of tbe t e or of sn So. W, tovnsBip south, range 19 weal, ton lainiog three . n adjoiotag taudsof Peter Sharf. F. YV iw . i.l. nn . . i ii the road leeditia from th.- Poor lioii-i the residence ot Cellar i'. : Bsmh Bafd ptoflabM aill be ao. in sub-divisions, pint ot whi. b can Is- seen at my office. I . i in- nt -ul-. one-third i ash ; balance in 12 and I I flsflotka Brass aayefaab), the purchaser giving Osdes vtitii approved -erurity, waiving all relief i Itotn valiial o n . i apprai -inenl laws, with interest trass ibaAaj af sal,-. IIKACKET MILL.-, no I" t. Ad mi ..f .a Ldph Brinkman. BBOT.I TOEs : EOT TO MSB! AVsBB T , B LOT. I b o. joet rseetwad 41 seeks and 2.'. bid- Merest, Neshaiiock, and Pinkeyes, tinl rate article, lor seed or eating. As this is Ibe last chance for old P-t .t , colt H.N. n. i 'II As. M. IIX8TON, Jel7 Main street, neat the Canal. i. n, in-Ui ti. i ..I Grocery business at tbia wellkaswai Maud- 17 .Main -tns-t with a atone front. Vt - ill Keeai ..In., usd II selected stock of articles usiiallv kept in sin b establishments. Jane ... I- I l;-K INE. CI ItNICK A CO. B 9 E EEHN IJS'tJ TO THE J BO fr. MB aw take plea iux- i-i r-comntending to our um to i. s 1 1 i. ii. I- and cost, m.-rs eui successors, Messrs LRSklM ' I liMi'K V ( XI. , and bope , Use vi ill r-t-.i-ib. n lull share ot patronage. Jane 8, I - E. II sABIK B CO. .i ft 1 1 MTB h.i i'T h r.ntut it B AT in- ri maimb r .font -I.sk of Teas, Tobacco, and Cfgara to Mr. J. P. Elliott s building. No. 6o Stain atreatv srbere re okW tbess lor sale cheap : Ihos '.t-.bto us will lib an pay up at once. Jan E. II SAB IN k CO. J9r the to (ft.vrsjirv i ' i I.OEI'INi; OE MAIN MTtEE'f. 1 kVSTIiit.1 IM' The t'omiuoii ' iiinil ol the city of Evauav illwill leualaw saoled pi - until the 8th day of tune, ls'iit, for Isiuideiiiig Main street of said city the N fib sib ol First slies t to the Canal, a t ab..t;t I4H tret, I h- w idth of the street b ing ."'lifect ! inches from curb to curb. Contractors will be reanirad to furdisb all the materials, and do the wnrk according to plans and speclftentsa now ou tile in this oftVe; sod the aaaa OT SaUaaW fl! tin sureties of the bidders must accompany the bids in all caeee. PAT KICK BCBKE. juii" I tl City Clark MOTIVE. THE I'.i U T.'E U S It 1 1heret.d ire Kistiua I t wen Casper Marahull and J. II. Rngi is. is Uuaday disseised by mutual ;ii. All jsiaoiis holding chuua against the .. i re Al ui vi ill present them M Casper Marshall for Payment a- he. . lie. t ill debts due said Arm, and is all demands po i ious to tbia date, against aaddftraa. sPEB MARSHALL. J. 11. UOGEBS. . MABBH M L - iu the old business. and returns thanks to his old customers and tha public for their pain nsge, and hopes, by strict at leQtlon to 1 , to merit a o utinuance of the -ame. He b is now . I I rick yard, from whlcb be eon supplj his costoin-i. with brick of tbe best materia!. i t notice. All houses undsrtxken bv inc. vol Is built in the shorb at time desirabl.. i-lT-lmd AsPKU MAHSUAIL IO THE Ol.ll XETTLKBB .VJ am! . .-ti. -ens generally, I would recnrp my sincere thanks forthe( very lineral patr..ua-e l-estowea on m I t tl, l ist tweiif. 'wo veers, and would a.. Int a i Dtinoance of tsvors. My stork la rery lariteand comi-l. te. c.-.ntaininp .very variety of aa urj. i tb ..i ib iv and Harness lusln.vss. Allifi'hKh 1 tier st wholesale and retail ut tbfl ksflsaflt figures BV Please call an 1 rxaoiins lxfire parcJasotna el-ettbere 1 P ELLIOTT, a-. . . . i . im iso. oo aaaar. ax MTMBSBBr ri .wjr" My 3 casks Baanp Cuais, ion setts Baels, 12 Iran Curl, jWood do, sJOfret Pine Tnbuic GE.i. s. S'iNNTAO. 10 SI . BBM4MI.E .- MEiitt .f i JJMB. ML . bare Jflot received a nb e lot of Gherkin Pkklee, io i t, ami gallon kegs and In quart and half gallon jai . I imilies, Hotel and Board -InHouse Keeper', and Steamboat men wfll take aacfer, aad r tie msehes accordingly Batl at N. 'i Main -treet E il SAB1H A CO. ?BI IT S kB ES OE JLL Hl. Hi J-lit.il.le lor '.da form tains or nXmily use. tt-T Ti'IipAltP THOMPSON S rlVsrWiWBAfrHto--B7 LC tt nti n i his large stock ol PINE LCMBEfi and .- 11INGLES. juet receding, at the wbart. All persona wanting the above irtiebjs will do well to gei them from tha vibarf daring the time we urn disc bara-inz them, as we sell at the lorrest easli price. my 31-lmj JAB. IW ANSON

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