Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 298, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 August 1859 — Page 2

She ijaitr HwwrtL EVANSVILLE, 1ND. TIU HSPAY MORNING MMMPH I

ie uoonvine uemocrai iii-iko us v a . . .. singularly iucousisteut olijecviona to the ml 1 of a convention . 1 1 say 3 man y reasons can be urged against a Constitutional Convention; one is 44 the frequent changing of a constitution weakens the respect which Should always be entertained for the instrument j the one we have is not eight years old. ' Yet, it advocates the reference of all charges to the Legislature which can tinker at it every session, till the sanctity of the instrument equals that of our road laws which are never three years the same. Another objection is that if a convention be called, " there is no politics as?uranc that the required amendments will be made." Nor is there any ftaeoBBM assurance that when a Legislature is elected, that it will pass an act; therefore, according to this reasouing, we should never have a Legislature. There is, however, it 3ays, a moral certainty, that if we have a convention, a "few years will develop the defects as glaring;" we should not, therefore, correct any of the present 44 glaring defects,'' for fear that a i'tw years will develop others ; there will then lw the same necessity for a con vention there is now, and so on for all time to come; every six or eight years will the organic law of the State have to be remodelled, and Indiana will ever be in the sad plight of having no such thing as settled constitutional law. That such will be the case, we h iv e only to reflect that it is M tmprmcUtabtlity to form a perfect constitution at once." This kind of reasoning reduces us to a "sati pliyht" indeed. It is an impiacticability to get a perfect constitution at once, and we must not call a convention because we have no positive assurance that it will correct any defects; if it does, we shall discover other i in perfections, and eight year hence we shall want another convention ; and changes every ei'ht years destroys all respect for the instrument. It is, therefore, in the opiuion of this profound logician, better to leave all charges to the Legislature that can make any alterations it chooses every two years. We give it up, and yield at once to such logic and arguments The question is vttied. Tub New Italian Confederation. By collating the proclamations of the French and Austrian Emperors to their subjects, announcing the terms of peace, a correct idea is obtained of the plau for the organization of the Italian States. It is announced by the Austrian Kinperor, that the Mincio is to be the future Iwundary. This gives Mantua and reschiera to Austria, by which she will retain the celebrated four quadrangular fortifications, aud have command of the passages of the Mincio. The soverigns of Tuscany and Moden.i are to be restored to their governments. The Duchess of Parma is not mentioned, but it is presumed, as she is not very obnoxious to her people, she will go back to her dominions. It appears that it was not definitely determined to establish a confederation of the Italian States; the Emperors simply agree in promoting the formation of an Italian Confederation. That stipulation thus becomes intelligible, for it suggests that the assent of BtttM which arc to enter into the Confederation will be applied for, and they cannot Ins regarded as engaged by an arrangement, and iu which they have bad no share. The following account of the iutervicw hetweeu the two Kmperor.:, is iven in letters to the English papers: When the Sovereigns were about to enter the house, the Xoble Guards were ranged on the right in the vestibule, ami Centtiardes ou the left. The Kuqeror, Francis Jo eph, in i ted on Napoleon entering first. Napoleon invited Francis Joseph to breakfast, but the latter tieeged to le excused he had breakfasted before Letting out. The two Emperors then entered the sitting-room alone, and sat down on opposite sides of the table. Napoleon laid on the table a few cigarettes, and offered one to the young Sovereign, who declined it. During tbe con versa I ion Napoleon mechanically picked to pieces the flowers in a vase before him. On issuing from the hoii.'e, Napoleon conversed an instant with Baron Hefs, whileJFram is Joseph spoke w-it h; Marshal Vaillitnt. A letter from Vienna .-ays that exactly at 9 o'clock in the morning of the 11th, Francis Joseph reached Villa Franca, w here lie was received by Napoleon w ith great kindness and show of dcfFcrence. The two niouarchs breakfasted, and remained together till .r P M., and it would apjiear, Settled the basis of ace before parting. Iu military circles it is said Napoleon showed documents to the Kmienr of Au-trii, which removed any doubt he might have felt :il)Ut lbe nccessitv of sacrificing l.omLardy. One document was a Prnsso-Anglo-Kussiaii peace project, based on the cession of Venetia as well as Lombirdy ; ami the other was a dispatch in which Prussia expresses a resolve not to draw the sword in defense of any part of the Austrian possessions and Italy. It waj agreed that the Pojh? should be President of the Confederation, and Francis Joseph promised to do all in his jKiwer to persuade the Pope to agree to the secularization of the domains of the Church. Then as now, the Pope was to be President of the Confederation, but the executive owet w i to he in the hands of Sardinia. Senator P.rown of Missi jinni. an s & out-sjM,k. n, f.arle s defender of Southern views, iu a recent affntcl Moid the following declaration to hij MIOWcitisast: "The onlv hope of ttlt flnnlhsiS leiuo.racy i- to make a fight at the ChSaissloa Convention ; to go there defeuuined to have their views iucoqjorated in the ctand of the party, 01 break up iu a row. I h ive no doubt, BJ the South ha.; heretofore controlled tlie party ..n :ill e;i eat ipie. tions, that the Northern Free-Soil element will again jrieM in graceful submission. If they do not, whv then apply the torch to the grant temple of Detuo. r.uv, and blow the concern to Hinder:. Rather than see the rty de --t roved, the North, which doepn't care for principle, will allow auythiu to le incorporated into the creed.

A New Lime or Packet. The Ciocin- 1

natUns Lav touted the value of packet Hues ' ia etendif.ibelr trade to the most dis-u-u ; - ; ,n..; v..n.. ti,u tant poiut? m the Mi.vM.;ipit Yallfu 1 her iki .. - - --- m ik unv outstriiittiiii' their i oil! nn rcial rivals at Louisville. Cincinnati packetl ...... -- "j 1 i r are penetrating into every IriUitan of the Mississippi. Two MOTS ago, a line v;is projected from that city to the upper ArKansas; at that time there was little or no trade between that region and Porkopolis. The trade that had been created bj the first pioneer steamer was suflicieut, last winter, to employ six boats, all of which went loaded to the guards almost every trip, and carried to those remote regions nearly a million of the manufactures of Cincinnati, the products of the labor of her citizens. The trade created by this lino extends to the highest points of navigation on the river to the extreme posts in the Indian country and must be as profitable as it is large. An old correspondent sends us a list of Cincinnati merchants who have forme a company to run a line of steamers daily from their city to St. Joseph and the towns above on the Missouri river. The success of the Arkansas line has suggested the project of extending lines of regular steamers to every important town on the rivers tributary to the Mississippi. Our correspondent thinks these packet lines will have an important intlueute ou the prosperity of the eity whose sagacity and enterprise will establish them. This example, he says, suggests a line of polif for Evansville, who ought to be establishing packets to every point from w Inch she can draw any trade. Hknukicks axd Dunham. The Madison Courier says that the statement that Bright is for Hendricks for Governor, which appeared recently in the Cincinnati CoMMtrn.il, is altogether unfounded. Hendricks, the Courier claims, is a Douglas man, aud will uot receive the nomination. His claims are urged by 'the prominent Douglas men of the State, -Kuin.Carr, Joues, Vawter, and M cCarty. Duubaui is supported by the j rsonal friends of Bright, ami so the Coinirr thinks is sure of the nomination. John L. Kohiuson is an index to Bright's course, and RoMfeSon is for Dunham. All the personal friends of Bright in the vicinity of Madison are for Dunha.n. Itoblnson has set the triggers, and the election of Buchanan delegates to the Charleston Convention is I ready agre.-d upon. There will be a hffj DOrtm of grnnJ jurors called to Indiau.a-o.is in .T .in nary, and they will be properly ticketed to the Convention, and will,Jnodoubt,nominate Dunham as easily as to send Buchan an delegates to Charleston. A few of the country press may squirm but they will, in the end, quietly RMbflaft, and Jesse will still reigu supreme in the lJarty tf not in tbe St;Ue U-ji, .'ii. j.: j uiouu, eunoi oi ilia ncn York Tones, iu a letter to that paper, makes a long and elaborate defense of the peace recently established ltween Kr.tnce ami Austria. Jfu admits that great ladtgwUMM existed in France, at the time of his writing, against the treaty, but thinks that time will prove the propriety of the Kuipeior Napoleon's course; and those now loudest iu their condemnation will he forced to admit the ju -tiee of the peace. He says the Kinperor has strengthened himself immensely throughout Europe and at home, both by the w ar and the jieaee : " lie has carried the military renown of France to a ioint still higher thnu it held before. He has established his own personal refutation as a Genral. He has then in dependence to Italy, and placed her destiny in the fa and.; of her own people, and has completely falsified the predictions of hia enemies-; and, by promptly Petting aside and refusing all personal benefit.' ami advantages from the war, vindicated his devotion to public- interest.-, and conquered the applause even of those who distrusted him most. If this i. not true glory, based upon the character and requirements of the rtge, I eonfi - my inability to understand the meaning of the trim.. Qruf" Or. Dixon, editor of the .S .ry , a medical paper of considerable intinence, djtnonnetS, with gvnt vehemence, (hi pTOject of adding a gymnasium to every public chool ill New York. He says a boy, until he is fourteen years old, wants no exercise le.;ides the plays he pets with his asfSjciatefl in the? open air. All that is necessary is a dry piece of ground and a place to swim iu summer, and plenty of snow and ice in winter, and the boy will take care of the balance. Boys who work in the gymnasium arly, developc their muscles; to an unnatural degree, and "instead of the soft plump, juicy outline of youth, we have the skinny, overworked, hard and dry outline of an old man, induced by over-eerlion at an ne which dues not demand violent exerese of any kind; 1esides this, w think such processes are apt to retard the growing of boys, and w ill ultimately destroy their carriage and figure w hen they become men.'' The same thing is said to Ik- observed in the dissected appearance of the legs of juvenile darn ers. " Kxeessivo exercise, besides injuring the mental faculties of man, has the tembmcy to injure the equal circulation of his blood.'? gvy" t hl.11 -h, one of the moat enterpri -ing towns iu Wisconsin, was entirely dealioved by fire on the loth oi May last.--The fire was undoubtedly the work of incei -diarie-, and, ntcordingly, some of the most exert detec tive ", in Chicago were employed to ferret out the author. of the confl.ipration. After a patient investigation, lur a couple of months, the perpetrator! of the outrage have leen b --covered and placed under arte.-1. Their iiauiei arc" Jo'.eph IaV ' C(kf, Xlim OB?, Joseph Long?tnf', nrol a man 11. uued I'otter. The burning jvt ui.i to have la-en done as an ct of icvengeaj unit tlie e'u i7.eu., ior aaaaaajring pereral house: of ill-fame, mid riddin-; the ctljl of tWeir inmate.. Ljuy wai caught in the very ajg td HataBfj another lire. gtrjU A youno lady re, e,,ty t, f,,,,,, ;l hoi e iii Ja kdOli county. Miss , and broke her uetk.

Vigllauce Committee for tlic Detec-

" of IIor" .ybb. , lbe t,0:,-v ftjr an orat.on, like that deacriU.l m il..- following 't-oiiiiivaiiica. tion Iroiu u iv e Utile i tti. n nt Blue drass, ' u to 1k deprecated as a serious puhlic v il. i " " "UJ au.n.u.Mc.eu, ...cc are cases, like that vhsciiUd as existing in r... il i ? . i 1 lue (iras, here ihcic a-cmi to be no otii-. m-ourse tor tlie people to protect then- . "Om deprclat.on--ot the secret bands who seem to le organized upon an adroitly devised system ol operations and measures, to escape detection and defeat the law and its agents. In several counties in the State, they have for years defied the law and the officers, till impunity made them too bold am! audacious, and the law or popular iu- 1 dignation overtook them, and brought some of them to condign panhthmielit We are sorry to learn that any of these gangs have invaded this i entity ; but we hope that the formation of this extra body of detectives will be sufficient warning to the rogues to take their departure, and that the new Vigilance Committee will never have occasion to act. These Lynch Courts are themselves most dangerous institutions, and

may by abuse prove worse evils than horse- hoort'i treasure to tUair happy home in Btafen. Stealing, and reuder property as insecure ' -Swe.-t little AWk how dearly we loved thee, how under Lvnch Law as it is in a den of thieves s:iJ u" i':,rt wItL thec-y-t, vc remomK r that thm , , ' ... ,, wert "lent, not civeii," atul witli meek Hiibmissiou and robbers. The law authorizing these , , . .., , ... ... . . ,, . . i Low to DM will of uur Heatculy tatli. r, UM ri - voluntary associations leaves their duties ji.v u.at auotlur cherub ia addcil to tlmt nuu.erundelined, and permits too wide a discretion 0M clmir, who, with glad roioi I, wake sweet melo-

iu their Hill ill Bum Gua.-s, Aug. 1, 18'0. Mn. Editor; Sometimes popular excitemeuts ar like "Ocean into tempest tossed, to waft a leather or to drown a fly." But their, b now an excitement in Blue Gross which is not of that character; the cause is real, and the consequences may prove, serious to those who have evoked if, or who may hereafter provoke it. Within the last few" month.;, repealed robberies have been perpet rated in Scott and Center Townships, without the recovery of the property or arrest of the thieves. This state of things has led the people to believe that their licighboihood, hilhcrto undisturbed by the depredations of thieves, can no longer oast its exemption ; but lha! there is uo.ecurity to the peace and pfOpferty of its people without the adoption ol some extraordinary measures in order to maintain it. I These considerations have induced a large f .u -. . hi ,. number of theeiuzensot blue Crass to as- 1 serable in Convention, to discuss the course proper for them to adopt to cure the evils ' alluded to. After a deliberate COttHdehUion of the matter, it was agreed that the law ns ; . it is, with the present organisation of its H. f . , , , iee force, c innot bo relied on a n prolection to the nronertv of the people from ' ' w 1 the entoqrises of these spry adepts in the mm r 1 h j " . - . . 1 art ot bona stealing, who seem to intest this ! aflrl of the country Th. v, therefore, think ' ' that theji are just ifieil in organizing an ad

ditional polipe force ; ami for this purpose ; fjaaad agaH nut, i th Baatvai taal kaaj i ithev have inaotisltil themselves under the K' n uee and .arelul attcutioa will eaahta thaai to merit a repniatioa aBM ! any Balooa 111 the w-st-name of the "Yfintlerhurg Vigilance Com- era eaaatry. . ., , . . , I a ' a Kiileadid Lirach will he Barred u in the nittee, and haven constitution and by- aMadapproTcd atyle, evtrj aioraipgat lo o'clock. laws in aaraioni with the rtatntei of n- iia.mmkr a pRKiJ". J aus4 Latt of New Orleans. (1:'u- 7wiME MMTTMrMJ eBfiag-eV STil.l. The following preamble and resolutions, aiikao. . ... . . . ' loa ouea bear Ladies rework that th.v canalwinch arera aoopted bj toe eonrention, set I ways u adfted at s. BMBICU A 0o.g Well, forth the necessity and explain the object ?!'" "T'U 'f' '1 5t2 k' i' ' v v,,,i" f fi2 1 I Goods line, and as Ihey are sHaaastiaj 'l their Mm k flf the AsJociation: j ut reduced prices in order to make room for an ,, , . , early fall purchase ; the attraction is nnUMi illv II iikueas, liejieateil ael3 ol larceny have I large. recently been committed in our eommtini- 1 Yhatr stock oi "'" is exi llent, a id in prie s ty, in the stealing of horse?, without the l i:"m" - gcgUwL Bli'--detection and rjattishnient of the otfend- ! M tfM .Ls su.'. "i'it.1 T- .... . , ; W or and Ihnld. r. Simp ou Second street, Beml en, or the return ot the stolen pTOpeitj ; MK.,.rv. i al:l preramd to do all kiadsof work ntul wlierea?. sutlieient reasons exist to I U l..nging to my business. augl tUBpeet the too-near proximity of an or- ' .JV PinHH. gani.ed band of these depredator.- upon ,; '"Urn T..ps, the peace and property of our citizen. : mPuId gis1.ro , rneiatute, te it iaBa Paaip Baain, Kcxoh t l, By the citizens of Scott and ' m ie.-t i.....-d PsasgTahiag. Center Towrrrirrpe; in convention assembled,.' JxL'1 iurf Stob'sTBAUB a H,N that it is neeeasary and proper, for the fu- m i ft Mataatraoa, bat. Btcaad AThtrd. lure protection ol their property and sM 'm J X M efJrjrAr-5 no,. Jt si adetpiate puniidinu nt of all ilfajailnlqiD 1 WW rm ii'tiiiI anil fnriilt y thereon, to organ be our. eh H into an AsSO- :,,,: iAOOB BTBAUB A BON. elation for the suppression of horse-steal in- StCiim Threshing Machines, and other felonies, andee tha rjOf UOttfte right. KNIGHT I'OWNSTIIP 1 and privileges of the statute law of Indi- gaBaaavaoH Cbewrr, Ian. J ana., auUi.n i.-.ing sn. h a aSOi i.it 10113 for aiove j -mm fiV. TIU fTJV It K ft B M fJ Jt Bi It staled purpose--. WW cftir-cus ot and. 1 hor li CoaaSj BMsat caai 1 - aVf..iv, That the meeting now proceed '"' ' lk, ,,U. U1,;ll"w' r. e..iiiiiuMidiii- to the . ' . . . "p t 1 . I tanners and ulu al growers nf ttils ami ailj u-. nt to complete its organization Hy the adoption ronnUca tho Steam Tlm-sher aad Diaaralut lat. ly of couslitHtion and by-law?, made lo con- lutraduearl hy our aatorprisian (ellow-cittxaa, Mr. lb the law of tbaSUteand lbe wishes S ol this. convenUou. j AS a proof of tV ahme KatraK nt, aaj would otate It tm f., Pm ----- i. n.:, that the ln.icliiiie left the farm of Mr. John J. It is to oe lamented that in pus county of ( TwT( Ull, W1W iauU.tl ,t .M ll oU0 u, the law and freedom, where we lioast that the ' f;irm "f Mr- ,,,,ri' Math.ny. and threahad and . cleaned, to the entire satisfaction el every pers.m law IS tbe shield ol every citizen, a Iiecessi- j present, and with less hands th in Jlr. Malhcny ... .1, ...11 , 1 ... , .1 ... 1 usually employed, hi -hum In il if..? -i.-lti-jftif hiithetx x sbuuM ar,SL aeniontrating the inelltcicn- f ; ;(.,. we .dd ids., -..'y that the ey uf the law and iu agents, and tho need ware ealsataiaesj hy some l ei re its arrival, of the e ..... ' .Linger of lire, has U-.-n entirely exmll.'t, a. wo ot i a !ra-juUccu iMOttroitl lor tbe proiaettOB have allaswi il ii raaaiag for Imnui togeiin r, ear fawaLi.11 ti :.. si. -m 1 raaadoaby dry wheat slacks. Signed. ot 0111 rights It is to be hoped, however. , alcMhW M. R. M..th. ny, that whenever and wherever auv similar . s. K.!-y, John s. Terry, J A. Kalzht, A. W. finite

emergency snail arise, exeitiug tlie people to a ipoatsnaoaa asaoslalioa for self-protection, the same moderation and re.-pect tor law and order may characterise their pro- . 1 . ,t eeeiliu-s'thit hivi-odi;tn.;ctih..d Hie

veiition of Bine Grass. which days he will hq in NewaaajBa at Patoa . P. tbol,) at his r.M.in No..., in th. W;o'.iin. t oi Honai ganuaaatai raawpaaaag the Tajiner I tel. fro h u a. m., aasti p. m., r.-r ati Iwivli Vi-dlance Committee numU-rim' at ! t'ul;,,N '"? , , ' . , . , . ' CONSUMPTIVK INVALIDS present over sixty are intelligent, discreet, ,, , ,.a ,. r. BVBOM, whose and deterniiued men, wiio will nroic them- i aoee.Tn.ful m. ttesi ..1 treating diseaasa af the Throat and ItSSsfi by the to-t..d practice ol .- laltfea equal lo nny ciiii'iciirv reiuiriue; t, ,,.,,, t, t , . i.,t, ,,.,.hhf .i r ith .!.. ..'- their attention ; and herea.ler, hor.e- tJTgS fj,au7fp IkaiTri and other villain.--, thus fairlv lore- oaasa, hat afs n..w aatmrkaj la health, this . : rlaea nf dinraar raa n hsacer Is- eotMsaeaea in. nwai tied, enooae 10 pi n e their lives and lib- rahle. nis.-as.-s ..f the Kjes will receive rtint-

1 . . ,1 , -i ... . ..il. ... ..i.. I in....! tlio r. 1 1 1 1 .1 . 1 1 1 111 . . ... j- , . which thev have so lonir de.-erveil, let nil pwal fitilf an ay amen. A MINI DAB. BF'iThe Ciiu inn.tti A''o- i- JaUiBf very irreverent towards the WaafssSsgtaO tlnift'rsrfkaa, nofwith' t indin the rreat fa t that James lliichanau ,: write; fat It." ft says. " 'i'lie Wbceliii", Virginia, Aryu.t biuient:! I lo iil-.li v I it Vi'.i do not. in or mm. Ml II velV .1.. ... v.. , v v miili iii.iiiii 111. inn. in, ..... k- 1 .1 - - i:. .1.:. pnaporiy inam WBSS J SUBW w"r edited the raaaa, il poke tbe roice ol wl - doiu and -apa. itv. It think, the contrast presented by it : fin e.' or, the I 'iirtHultOH, is tearfully vivid. Nolody cares what it BBJTJ Bf stoat. It it Bffn prrfi y-inrall'i, lit faAsXeM Hf'J'f nit ilii rt-ltuil ti ulH ll ' "' . - WgfLy 1 Tftn eooteal fai aaassjbaa nf thebeo. i.dature, in .Mi.votiri, wa.- ipiile animated OB Monday lat in St. Louis. The fre Stale iiaify had flu-ir itacaAlaenoBgaJj organi ed I and sitcct tided 111 can s IB the eif

Mr. Editor : lu my cutiiuiunkutitiu of yesterday, your types Bake me say " Make these great indnslrtal schools av.iilalilc to the nia :, :nnl )uor Mople will be intelligent, practically

f (ol ,llt.t,rt.,u.:lty' The mailiuilpl rendl your ptopic arjll pc intelligent, K I n i i personal oiwerVatlofl, I know that fnc r in wori(lly .0o,js !ire Kt.,H.ralU the ai i m i,,,. r. KSl R. ficj- The majority of the Democrats iu Kentucky, hist year, v 'Jo. The op position succeeded in electing only two Congressmen out of the entire delegation. The ; Democrats have, doubtless, succeeded this year; but their majority will be greatly re duced, and they may, probably, lose one or two Congressmen. We understand that bets were made at Henderson, on Monday last, that Magoffin's majority would uot be over 4,000. DIED. In this city fit 2 o'clock Monday niorniii:, Aiuu-t 1st, Alice Anr.LLA, mly child of T. II. anl i?. It. tatthi aged six years ;iul two day. After long ami patient nftflfagj the tfoni her loviu eyes in a dreamless sleep calmly and peace fully an 1 bright angels bore tie- nura .-!int of our dies of praise around our Father a throne. ' ?lie has pas.scil like a lor 1 !r in th i::iu-trel ihrou.r ; She has gou to the laud where the lovely belous." NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. EB6DEX1 KV'AabViLii. & aslllvs' TUI-WEEKLY PACKET. g !t.n h t: I' T.WA'.' I'.K hi 1 PRi. JL CE8! ! Tha l.u-t and light paweii' r park't A I.I I A . Capt. i uAia.L i Uuulrb, y lerkd w..mi m(tM am! Conper, is now placed as a permanent pndul in tha trade, aiul will V Kvanai ilU iunelullv, every MONDAY, WIDHMDAT, AN1 Fill DAY', ut in o'clock A. M., and retiunisg, will leave Can iielton evi-ry 'H Ifi8iAY, THIJK8DAY, AND S ATI' K DAY, at 7 A. M. F'or fieii'ltt ir pataa9, apil onboard, . i a YM. t'AKTKK, A -nt, an I PkTillov Hotel. St Charles Saloon. MOW FUt PUIETORiJIlIP AN ENTIRE i RE-ORGANIZATION. mm ass u.s. .f.?.i: a imvirrss, fm. Iroiu Nert Oiloaue, liae iaitchuiM3l the .S'l. i HAK1.I - SALOON, on First Ktrcwt, itearlj o. Sll Hie 1 o:l oniie, anil liae I till If. li III Ull tie ml and attractive ityit. 'A'he new i roiirif t.i 3 li;te had h-iiii exeerietnv kenoffiahi abfa aaU potwtarKdl&araaU in Ncw 0r,cn8' and u,e' w,u 'leaver, in their now house, to coin hue ill lite elenauoies and 1 .m,1 . . of Northern and Uonthern Kostanrata in tha Si ' TheV'kaT br mcht a large nd eenipirto tl I i;ho't; Liqnomt.oni New OrtgaM, uhk-h ihex collofUd w oil caro auring their Ihuib!m 1 thut ity. Their connection! and acqdalntaM kthal city will eu.ibic them to cUaiu Mm afcoioaat H"l' r,ie9 of Uv, Fmita. aod luxuries from dial atrX,,t l Wrtwo, aai thhy ill mm p4nm nor rain to make the T. CUAgLEa raryaa h-reafter, it former repreaentarloa, u a ilen -tut &lon, i I'luce ! irood living, and elegant, icfined mm! luiiirioui resort. ; Hdliard ptay.-i s ill f.,,.1 at tliNSal 1 a t . .f to. tin... t iii.. 1 . . '..it., 1 . 1 . , f . ..in th.. u.ll KU0XT11 and 1 ehbr iti'd factory Of J. M, H11 H 111' ' L ill... I'-j- ' . ' M y (' Joha Bidrtck, Annuel OraiiiL mi ; ;-d.Vv Jonathaa Pilar, Win. I. Kuapp. ML BUI). ll.irtJS'U LOI'JT EH km Mm si ... 1 1 1 1 ...... I . . AT ' I I I li 1 11 t I III r .IU? I 1 I T inn.,' an i" ion-ts-tlril.Vrt .,,, s.indavs er, ,.t.n. i:ir ;ii r 11 i, win i' !!' iH-ais iii-. 01 a mere luni . . .... . .. . 1 . - t. w iU ,,,,.,.,,.,11, ..,.,1 sll( ( ' u-nit i I i ree. in.i a ly E 1.IRTII U-ORh. . .Tl . I , September ". I8.V", I lie Board ufOaaaty f.miMissioners of Vanderburgh eonnty, will roiitraet w ith thi- biddi-r lim-l advanta'-.a.s ta tha latere I of th-eoiiuly, for making tin- lilt on Franklin et., at tho wrest end of tie- lu'id;:.- ei-Mslmr l'iv'ii ('reek, oil .-aid Mr.-.-t. S-ale.l .r.'r als for nU work will Is re. rived uji lo I- oil-K M ., i.f t.iid 1I.1V, at the Aii.lil.'l's oltici . ad and seeurity will ho ii'i;irel ol the tontrartors forbid work. Bj .ad. . ..I il..-f '..hi. 1 v Board. 1- .i.i wiA Wl IT. WAI.KKK, AssSltor. .( . Illi.il' A l-h'la .- SAM. I'lTNAM WM v 11'IV M ii"iin i uiii val, COM M I S8I1XN AND FORWAWDIXG MERCHANTS, . mi; l i houpltniilas Street, ggg oui r. 1 Mi 1. A. ' --" I'.o I i. ill: 1 .01. ill ion Mid lo tit.- sateol Weal nruilara. I'ei una I .itt.-mioii iaid t iareraru mn Mrrrhamlhai. an I iltJ.I US .' it I J.I IC s ! ' ,110.1 Fine iiavaasj l'o.imhi foiiiH-i lii iil Se and II o.in i II. Ji' isi rlori.ln and Havana li alia , taO,ial Hull .Spain.-b I M ill I...X. The aboil- ' lo k lill In "Id oil Ai I'oliiliiod itin. lersaa In irnaift saea N MBUliTS, No. US Unfit rtrrrt, BvaaovaBo lad.

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a9Tli: HfKIBMt OF 1 u -AT ION. The Oumawni t'oaaieil of the illy of Bran- illr ill ibrat iii a Hoard ! Kjiiali ition, for the iurn ipialiy itii; a-essiiienl made iiikhi real ch-tat-or peraoml pri'iH-rty within tha earaunta I i mi i 1 s . tl I'ity of KvanMville, at tin t'ity Ol -rVa uflor, oa kiotuiajr, Ang M-ha iolasn A. 11., Kiel iutnifc- !i ioiei from day to day until all n-- -,m nt -hall efMlhtod. All lax-pajrcM are In rel. ii ije. i e.ill and examine their reiec:i 11 enls Udi'le the eimmiIK-elilellt or ihir01 : tin- iel.-i Hii.-i-ioim .l ..11.; p. -iriwiis, and i! lln-y find can ; fr rotatdaiut in Miili aaaoBsmeiits to preaenl niK-h Krievaacea to tlie Board for adjuatmenU It i d' r of the ' iio:mii 'nine il of Kvansii'e. "poi-J-lw T. lU KKK. l'it'lerk. 'M. aiidt-i aala, in dozen Afpta Parers, something dififen nt froai the oM rtyl. JySI GEO. S. SON NTAG, 10 JIain st. 9i:.ik :. bnciJuKifuY tiikjii,JBl LIKV POWKBg. Just arrived from tha liast, a fieli NUhX of ee. ll.-nt PBT GOODS, consisting in j-rt of a large lot of Moqnlt Ban, Calicoes, Ac., Ac, ;hieli wi- aflat low for rali, at our cheap t'ah Stmv, No. IS Slain sti-i vt, Kvan-ivillo. lnd. aug2 Mlhl.Ki: t; MKIIA . PROTECTION AGAINST LIGIITN Nt.. JaK COPrgg TUBTJLAR Ijiglitiiiiis; HFS.oc3. , V 1 T II SPIRAL. gLAHGBit (PATBNTED AUGUST 5, LSSG.) Unglo Iloils, con.plete for attaching to btiilliiig, Bent hy express to any part of the country. We offer uiiUsual UldocaiaeaM to Dturaoaa Who arc engaged in ihttlng nj Rods, or who may denire to tugage in this taisiuetia. County and State flight s for sale. Thid Rod is iu general use in Central In!i.u: i, and many other localities throughout the conntrr. It always succeeds whereever it i introduce 1. It is no humbug. So man wh j examines ita taerita will ever buy auv other Rod. The old iron rodagti 0 vuy Iefor it as ignorance flies before! head van 1 I liht. According to Professor Faraday, and t!.er men of nots, copper aaa ti conducting iower 5 to 6 tiaies jcnuter than iron; and, in addition to this iuiportaut fart, Maoauai'i Bad haaaaarhce inside ami out, nearly three times as great aa the ol I in n rod. Malison's Rod is tn ormuuent on Um best buildings, and d.-.s nut ri:!, but will endi.rc an ;- withtxit losing its eouda tiiHT powi-r. ItUaSod aasrooolaafl tao HM 1'mninm at (1m Aim riean Tiiytitute of New York; the Frinkliii Institute of Philadelphia ; the Katioaal Fair at L"Uisville, Ky.; the .State l'iurs f Ohio. I v. i. Indiana, CVitinecticiit, aud wherever exhibitel. It 1- nev 1 beat'-n i:i any contest, and never v. ill he where th re are truly lentific judges. It has been endorsed and highly commended ,y Sana Young, r .: .r..f N at aral Science in the Kprthwestern Cliri-tian University ; J.ine-s S. Athmi, Stipi. Indiana laaMM Asjrlaai ; R. T. Brown. Tadt una State thtdngist ; Lorill Alldrewrs, Presid lit of KeiiV'.u c ill.--', GhuaMor, Ohio; Bra, kite lieu A Parvin, Pliii i ins and ClirBiistH, Indianapolis, and many other jktsoiis of uelUknoWu s-i-nliiie at-taiiimeii!-. LiH'Ki: a MI NSun, jj ll--w Indianapolis, lnd. V he rv.Tir.irs t onroi 7vn 0 HOPS AND BONESE I T is tl e sale.-1. Mir. st , 1 iti-.ij .-.t, and inosl reliabit- remedy for the permanent cure of i:ou8, COUOtlS, HOA1KBNE3S, s I IIM A, I KOI p, WlfOOPl N. "I CH, Ami all alh. lions of the Throat and baags. It heins; paspared uju BeJentHsc priaeiassai aad fruui at tu'l.'-i tluit ai.' entire1! segrtahle. The COMPdtJHD ST1UP OP HOPS AND BOKKSf?! Is Mann), i tmed t' U. ROTHENBfJSH k SOX, Haauttea, BaaM f.niut, OSdo, lo ahoai all r-d-T ' inn t In. addi es.l ; and sold bv KSliIdKB a WHITE, Draejsl is Kaiisill., Indiana, and b In ut .ots at-1 M. 1ek mis tkioairkoat the country. j.uv.v-ly JH0 ST. U.J. M.KXIBB BViJVMJVM SI BI . II DTK K NKKVE TONIC, i IU ( DBS FEVER AND AGUE NERVOUS DISORDERS, VI 1I.HU', U UQBJCS, AVI PAN A M A Fl V KB I . Caa often be prevented by the use of t hit iioaluable 11 aaailj . gaaaaciaaai from avatj ! bratod I'hysieian, aft'-r bavin;:; thiily-lne years' SJUserlein e iii Hospitals aud private pra.-liee in N. lorB fiiy, and has be.-n i.si.-.l in all raitluaa aC the country, duriug the past si ye:u-s, with the most Wonderful suei-ess. Irf i. AYrroH, i'lfl"'" ' iijfffiu.jfroin rfrajess, i'fi' i' .'.s' ear t I reconimend and (rnarautee this M. dieine as a perleet Toaic. J. a. IIAZABJ), Proprietur, Vil Maid. 'ii Lane, and S Fletcher street. New Yolk. Peraale h) LBICfl .f f AUI.STFM. Jell dAsrAas SOUTHERN HAlLliOAD AND STEAMBOAT (JUIUE AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY, rgutr n ri.isher or Tilts work M eri h a drcahttfcti of tea tbuaaand i-or neuth, vvotitii rtapectrally laforai the Bstfuhaatassl Braaa villi-ami rtcialty that he is prepared to contract fw adve. lis. am nt i at very low rates. lu iiin- ( aid. .1U 1 craii'm . 'id " . IB " . 0U ' One Buaare. Half Pac... One Paae.... 1 Addrcaa J. C. IIUAIN, Editor Southern Kail road Guid. , jyl 1-tl Box 1 19, Loiiisvill. , Ky. II UNNELL S Flooring 3Vtills , WALM'T STEKET AND THE CANAL, r.VAXSVII.LF, .v. rmjn 1 -- mv s r.i i: 1. tBMUBtMJrV AT j- now in l ull ow l atbaii wish pew and cosajdrte Mnrhinery of UM latt -tyle, tor PlaaBaj ami Draeaaasxlaaasher, plaakegaai a roue lac Fleerjag, mkfag Dooraaad Bash MkmhBnsa, Window BIIiiiIm, and every other descrij-tion or Wark done in sack latablssbrtMata All work at thae Mills warranted to l well dene, and will Ix- olfereu at tlie lowest cash priooa. I'ii'kiti- Boxes of all kind'- mad.- t oidei. Brackets and Scrolls aw.-l to any pattern. BUtting and all kaaas of BAattaj aaaatooraW, and in the most unproved ntvle. Jy23 WILLIAM HUNS BLL. i a. tJrritRs V.tv je im-:i. uWW KJGB. STOCK AT BITTBOLL1 - W'u would re-K t-tfiiiiy inform the public that v.e have ju-i reeeteed ear aew stock ot g.-m aad Sitvr Watches, isa Jew Iry, Si!v. 1 ware, ClackslChikl Pens, Ac.) laelaaiag aoate rorj fine Lava. Coral, Mosaic, and fameo .sells ; i iy rich and handsome styll -. of Gold Oaarsf, Fob, and Vest Chains, Ureas! naOi r.racelets, gar sUaga, Fiii-.:.-r' Bin; s, Ac i- would caU particular atteatioa to our stH.k ol Gold aud BUaer Wall hia which are of lagortai quality, in all reswct.s. Also, a .od Bf k uf Tn. hie. Tea. SiO- hpOBWii I-orks, ie., warr.niti d pine Silver. Silver-plated Ware, such as Castors, dike B iskels, Spixius, itc, of Tin: uit viI alitv, always oil band. We are swllin at Fistern Stirai fr cash, and warralll our mh1s lo bo at reptesetlted. avglS BITTBOLI.F BBOS., Is Main st. a morn ; O ' li UJtMtl Mall . ' BM h 1: . Kotioe k aereay arrea tantf in ottfbrarity with an or.i.-r BUsAa kg M C mrt of Com men t'leas at MS .line' term. IsV.i, I will sell at puldic an. -lion, on the BOCh day of Aagast, at I I. HL at the doer Of the Court House, alt that part of Lot Nu. 1, in lllix k No. :;7, in th K.i.-o-ni Kulari meat 4" the City of iaansvilh-, thus BBBBB : MakMSClag on the front Mao of MM lot on Main StToat, at a loint l-'i f '- t from IL line dividaas said let No. I and l t No. 2 in :aid lihs-k, tin nee afui said flout line I s f.-. t and nine iii. lt.s lowai Is Sixth traut, MtSMO at rhtbl initios to Main Ktre. t to tiealley in the rear ol said lot. IhMM ahug said sdlej IX feet llilie inches towards Seelllll stleel, ami them e at right Mlglvs to said a!Uy laths ptai.- of hrghsaiag; Ti-rius of sa e, one-third ca b on the day of fab-, aaS-tMnl la throa years and I he remain in- third in live rears fr-m tha day of aaie. I II Ki IBS IB K K M N K II A ft N , Qaaidiaa of tin- minor heirs of Jyis-ld Martin Brie, dooaOaed. I T.I i II. VAVIT J 'O Tit li . Naihaa Beu'lej 1 B Ian lea. Bttaaaaa Jsg nu. t,,.-..i iii. 1 .'.10' iii 1 i);t-on Win Stiolli.J T a, V.iii.Url.iir-li 'o., Iml. Noij. i- Irerebj -ieii mat soeatef attasnaregj 11.. I n in -Ih-w ! issind by me on the la d'iy .f July, I - Kiel sai-l iuri.i-h.-e v..., r-t 10 uel, x.-rl mi win. Aikmaii, ol lbe firm . ISrowii A Aikmitii, Ska has 111 .my, and is indebted to .ml Sisi it Is : and th.-lime set lor heartag said cause is Balardsnr, Auftuii ", is at "i '. i k in Use las on... 'ii, in mU htwuiddp, aher all ersoiis ini. k .1. .1 may atleud tflsan think po jr. BKM. STIN..iN, jyi- td laauee -r lha r.a. s. mgojsT FORtit:r tii.it c n.n'tn MM MOM euatiaaM t- Make ap ClATTIIING at reslecsal .i i. . All wai r.inl.-.l to rive saliMfjction, I. ..Hi in style ami dnrabilily. fulling and lteiiriii:- iv.-eiited in 1 li. le t SMMM r, and uith aiasaStl h. A (oed setecthaa oT II la ea ti.ool, aMrh ha a IB atM at 'o: t i" -ilc. lv a la. I li.- saw and caM ii DA t 1 D '. Id -1 oid. Bad Ms 1 oth "t H da ia 1

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TIM EE iJOOO HORSES ; O.V fresh gih h Cow, for aa'.e at ang90 Z I!. 100K ,v M 'N'S. gmaiAHEu s utH.najs' s u vr MM ajadgsgar Kelhierv Syrup,for sale at lylS VICK KRY BROS., 82 Main Bt. Ill I' ip S i . ,1 SSORTEit EREJYtM I " liiixi-d Mustard reeeived thii" day at lyU Z. II. COOK A SON'S. flMRdTJI AJS'lt OPJt tMjirn C E S - J tist 3 the at I ii le for the season, for sale nt JjrlS VIOKKltY P0S, as Main at. gttt IT si'UVHtTmE ALL h .', AT M01. .hie tr suda fuiintaius i'T family use, for ;it SToiHAP.l) A THOMreogfaf wgooi- Jjyrn smeet MMOjr6o MM bnndlas, iOHortoU ai.es, for sale by j-- SAMUJCL ORR. T?1VE rjbCBL-ad ERE Mi ARRIVAL of in--. 'li as, in 1 lb tin cans, of all the various !:iie!- and taBta, Jat reeatwa tind f.r nalc hy Jyl ( HAS. McJOHNSTOX. WBMUBB VXKBMU BJ. SJtBiJV K t o. MB, ! ive r. in a .-dtln-. f Tobacco, Tea- and . to Wo. lat iVaaijra Blerk, ahsao they wfllhe happy to -ivall their oi l l ustoiners. jy7 JI JUfg TM R rJuts'Ao MILS. BEM ceived and for sale ly CHAS. Mc.HINffK, Pony's BBocfc, j'17 Main stic t, ne-ir the Canal. My uy BJMi frrs EtrrsisiRtjj.t:. 5Ta - id Is if s;... k At.., i'l bb!s of Kcun tt Al. In store ami for wl -by ALUS 2 ROWgft. av u-eet Eisiob i,us ctnottE 9 Money, in tbe ceasb, in oauajaet s tsdtea from the hive, i'icive-'. tliis i'.:V and tor s-ile bv Je25 I'HAS. MeJOHNSTON. Mdll U& I .t it it. Rons ; ' i;;i.s. nf Mall rods, of tho best faality of Norway iron, in store and for rale by aiA) SAWrEL OBB. MRi.nt; Wo. 1 ljru ...-. iu .'n It... pi ime Lar l, at BBBUAMU, c L'JtNH iC ArCO.'S, JyU 17 Main strict VVi..S I 0(i EEUS .tSSORTEII a W Nails, received and for sale cheap for caa by JACOB STBAUB, jly 2-1-3 No tnMainstrw't T'0T MM EMmMMMBr-HL Jl K IJr KgSCIHK, (IK NK'K A CO., No. Main strict, snd look at their stiK-k of patent OattinpJ Box-'H. TUey arc tor sale cheap. jyl.j Tn e fr.trE to tti'f nutEtt UKKF. 1,'SXJ Hm snar cured Dried Beet just 1 i r d and for sale by Jy21 CHAS. MiJlHIKSTOK. 4 U II I-tut LMtUVB.it JsOtJS!l Wi i.i; Wis pay Ike highest price Ibr go si l'lack Loenst L -in to 11 incbi s Mfliek nnv length delivered in eaaeeflls. fUAS. BABfofK. FLO IB ! Jh'LOl R ! - CJBSPB EXTRA and .-"npertiiie Flonr, mtiantly on hand ami lie ly BCOWN A A1KM.VN, jh13 N-. BBjrtlk Wat. r street. BT BMBMtWE, ft Jt.yit H A t tt.'s, B AT 17 MAIN BTBKKT, Waxtku One thonsand dollars' worth of Crty Ordeiss, iu exchange for Orocertes. jy7 M O T .1 T BM B KAB bl NKKUANl I'otatoes received every day iroin the 01 1 1 -trv, freak aad nice. j7 FltSK INT. CUB NICK . If) fMOUK liOOII VOTATOKS.- si bids Q FSr . .1 1 h. -s." .-1. -j- a nt Men .-r Butaioafl, siiieri.r t an thiiif- in tb market, rweivert this dnv and tor sale !j CHAS. Melon Nsl'tiN, myl Main ntr-et, n.-ar the (hsWL M til t: H s a; t 1 11 . .s ; a r, it ti 1: .. . W. ' an e.xtra !-,oml lot jui received; IboseaaaMiig som.-fhinc; nice, by -x or slle.;, e:t1 in at 'H S MrlOIINMoS'?, j7 Poaey'a BliH.k, Main st. jTtAlVs I CAPJaT VkBnlViik CrljUdT MTAfl A lare and -plendid assoi tm.-nt Qpspe, for un u and boys, lat t styles, out received pet Express by VAT TIFF a- MARfoNNIFK, dec7 No. 3d Main stn-et. i5 u jma t 'A JSmmL 1 so pa ckvholc and half I lls and kit?, assorted niimbeir, received this d tv per railroad, for sale 1. a t y S. E'. CILBKBT A CO., j-2l No. 4 Sycamore str.-et. ro.' i tt.'s.i.-n ti t r rt.wj. V 7". hosrs assorted Cotton Yarn, lOO I .tea NvS. I al.,1 J I olt.'ll Billiac. In store and for - ale by no 11 ' WH RELET 4 :;ic'. BL LBVM ! I'l.OI U I -150 R.IRRELS M. and sacks in sloiv and lo arrive, . lia and sup. 1 line fountry Brands as jood as the U-stnnd a- low a i the lowest, at j 14 V1CKFKY BBOS., BB Mala at. 1 0 Til t-J L o 1 t: R S OP A ti O ft II Cap f Tea. We arc now in reeei t of a vcry choice h t of l.a.s.' Tea-;, bought expr. sly for retail ;ra.le. fall one and all. jSaoipkai given with pleas lire, by 7.. H. fAMlK A SON. MBOl si: vj out lot eor sale MB. IN THE SUBURBS OF THE CITY. 1 ofi'.'r the smiaiare ahorej I reside for stlo on easy t. 1 ins, laeiadias nve acres of laud and va.naide iatprvieaioatSi j i.-i'i A. L. BOEIXSON. mmot.itoks jLnm ai'iw.vAT pi Ittwhels "...ii '.ar".- Onious, BB do do do Baanaaa, Ileeeiv.-d and for SSfj bv jyi CO AS, MclOIIXSToX. M MALL'S PATt.WT CONCRETE MM SAFES. We an n -t foi the Hall's FaU nt Fire Proof and Thief Pia.f8afMl m a 11 11 fact 11 red by Hall. Carroll A l' ... Cincinnati. A constant sulkily will koot on I1.111 I, itnJ aoM at mannfacturei a prices. PRESTON BKOf. MMREjntp.n tn .n itMii.Ti.yti j.yn M PAfKINC at Factors Prl A Largo stock N. F. Beltinp foinpany's Cooils in store at all tinn-s, at JlAMTAiiiliCts1 PuiCXS. W.ii ranled suporior to any other. C. S. WgLLS, raarB Baga Of the Mill Saw, Fl First street. F u : u j. x III 11 it 1 ti i - ti t it a -tan :nst Iwatuiful st'ck of Hai fa ps ever i.pj-n ; iu Evansville. Come one and all. We will ho pleased at all times to show our Goods and s--11 iheiu cln-aper than the cheapest. VAUTIgg ft HABCOKNIgg, septll 3t Main street. Mmta .ti'itAjmtssi) op these m I IlaiiiN together with a pood ns. 1.011111. -nt ot other Bkeata Shoulders, Clear Sides, Pickhd Pork, Dried Beef, Beef Toiignes, Ac, just recciv.-d and f-r taie bv ' 1 1 A S . kfcJQHNSTON, e2." Main stret, near the Canal. "M I 'JVE APliLES ! J I ; A P PLE S .' n To the knrera oC Apple Pies and Tarta. JwB recciv.al per ste:uner Scioto, and to arrive 80 Mds Juno Aj.pl -s in prime order. Call at No. 47 Main street, before they are all sold. jaj.fi EB.SKINE, CPBNICK A CO. WltT ItPtEll'EII .' 1,000 HOLS. BM K.tia SaperfiM lAM ILT aTLOl K. for - d. at retlueed tlnn-s, at Boston's Fee l Store, oa Water sttif-t, Braasville, lad. jnly 1-tf B. S. BI 8TON. g-t u rut: it re avcrimjv . the m' pbicb or t' 1,0 ii;. Art si.ni.' thina can 1. d.oi.- tl .. . oiiicrs, -ii esjviieart B 10 there ceietarated brands ol Flour has been redue.il this day -00 aks. ready for deBvcry at nnv time, at E USE INK, CUgglCI .tfO.'S, yM 47 Main ntn t. MB! 11,11 1.Vti HATMSBIA 1,7 - ' 0,000 MM Lights, ."--lo Bash, u, G, and 'a It. each. l,mO" B-u " SjSUO - IO-U " 1 .usi " kw-IS and I0-1 BaaTa. 1UI Pautiel I'.sir, aasorleil aizea. o.'si Box CI.-vu, lussoi t. d sizes. Jnt n-c. ived and lor side low. I.y W II KK I.Kit A' lilliiiS. goJt.: t oa 1.:: coal:::.-w. baae now wLs 011 hand and aro daily roceiviag the bosi ( HAL that lias brer Iks-ii mbrwdaCed into this market, which we are M-llin low. t'.s.d cui ieii y will Ureceived iii pmiii- nt. Ordi rs left at the store of .INK. W. UBCIIKB, Bert to the Stale Bank, will If proasptly lUIewited to. jaa'AMf JN'O. W. OUCIIES. Bjtlldi'ElM roA'U-Jj ..I.N'.s ( Lit tit 9 patl. rns.) BtaaJ Fir.- .-tts Si ui.l., hi eiitifnl pal lei us. A l.-w more I. ft and more exp.s ir.1. Also Urass hea 1 Sbov la and Tongs, linn do i'e do, Pokera, Cinder Shovels, fx ., Ac. For sale by f. S. WELLS, No. IS Fir-t treat. MM e n C'WMJab t iiissts. in i. si: Mh (liest an made in the u -1 lalthfiil manner at the Maahvitto Peaiteatiary, .i red Cedar, and of Bee dificn lit staea, Tho odor of ihe w.l is .)-. trwetiee t.. moths and all in-.-, t.-, and raadara the fllesls inv.thlHbli- for pa. kill ; a Wi v blanket . ami Otliei .....-ii i'..kI tliciivli Hie -.0110.1. r. F-u r.lat Use MnaeAaa Waasa Btera. J. B. El SSKLL, -' ilrrel, Ky.1l Ii.'lw.-. n "I'liird loot I ".111II1, I.oiiomII.'. rWVKMMM sin r.n r:.'T. ti'i: BUM VM M j'i l re. eired the thud ki m mi d th - "he. .-..mill-" W .t.h S.iin,: tl. p , th. . Kxe.d-ior" af the ..-.e on. Also, MeUS aad Children's H it , Shoes, and a reaei (i .1 , ..1 tm. nt at Bry hwd I. ,v S. KJIfclCH HIV, fl Main vtr.s-t. BBATI'l-t: Ol ..ll.iVVTd. 37onn gf SOLDI KKB K1LLK01 n arrival j"t In from the hast, cmsislinK of a U. n.. 1. .I n- lot .1" 1UY OOODB, Ml. h a-s Ki.sh S,k 1. Challiee, Mai seilles, f alii o. Bleached Muslin, Ka.lrie-. Sh.s lor Vtmf Spa, St-spriiiu Skills ibr all. ana) efaaerj iaii. i apiwrlaMiiiij? lo a lull stiM-ked Pri C I i- i ahfeh will he aoW kea ,. raafc .1 MM III: I N I I'll A I ; . , 4'J M 1 i 1 1 -1 1 1

MISCELLANEOUS.

g nit hsf: 1 , W-S ed by f . Jt -T BEVKil10BEMSOK A CO Bv KUMiTA Bi.ttm! WttomTJKmLEH! W rreshVe-. tt.blaa receired every morniDg at y 'M L n. COOK k SOH'S. v v V cefted and for sale I aw i,v jylG 60BKNS0N A CO. - - . - . iuv oesi 1011 lot just receiv.sl by Kxpraa. at S. EMBiCH A CO.'B. eft OBJi ilttBP SMMBTB TI1K BKST . Riis. i. tor 51, Just reeeired l Express, at S. KMBICU co r . mm 1. 11 11 11.1 -l I IjM 8 1,50O PMtB M Plow Handles for sal jy20 Wf SAMUEL ORB. BBI.y'h: tiAB SO BBJLS BM.M ft BKM w ana urape mecar jo?t received and for . Ly CIIAJS. MiJUiiNSTON, Poeey's Block. 5mm OOZ' EXT MA LA Bum JITL "Vr Be '.cords just received be jylf SOBENSON A CO. MROJW-SOO TOjy8 ASs'tl JtO.V. -AT Iron an t St el Si .t.i, &c, Ac., ia store and for sale by SAM L EL Ukk. rSkSk LBS EJV&Lf fl. SP MAT PEAS, WW ) lbs Kn rlish Oat Meal. Bececired in store and for sale by Z. H. COOK A 80M. n Please BA.VTEn -SM i RT wanted at SMITH'S, No. 35 inquire immediately. Main street. jySO-lw JJ9E W EE AT U EBB-ZOO JLM. amBf W ceived ami for sale in quantities to aait by jj- CHAS. McJOHNSTON. BBAt O.ytlA.ns. -5 CASES CMBtEt MM Ham ir d x-r railroad, in store and br aalehy BBOWN A AIKMAN. mmvv .-myK have jest mm W w ceived a fresh lot of Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Fill rts, Ti rani, etc. Will sell low. JyM SOBENSON d- CO. 25 II I' SHE LS t HOI CM APPLES f o do low I'litm.Mi! 1011 dozen 1 resh Eggs ; Be led Orai say at z. JJ. COOK t SOX'S. g iOMjy MP JIM. Jt ST BMVMM VM II W-y from the c.iiit N. j. 1 ,. u of frenh proiin.l c.rn Bfil. KB8KIME, fl'RNICK A CO., 47 Mala street. n o .it. H'Ai's t.i.v .vii pot u M giadcsol 1 u Dg Hyson Tea from 50 cents lo SI 0ft. A good article of 74e Yoaaa Hyeou Tea at 2. H. COOK A SON S. ggOOP I RtlJ" l-XTBAVALMTr'. MM .lu-l i civ. .1. U) bundles, oil sizes, by JAfoB STBAl'B A SON, 74 Main st., J ' 1 Brtweca Second and Third. fA AtAL L PALJB EAJS8.-A EE IS 3 cases small F. ir Fans, w ith nice black handles, jr.st lvceiYed by Exprss. Jy S. KMBICn A CO. rmEA! TEA! TEA .'-POM TH Be M choici powder Ti m je m st, beat aasorteil, and eltenoeet Gnu ra to 11. CCMIK A SON. -'- Main stresf and 2 First stm t. a 1.V HOBS PS JtJS'il jt JBl I.I awe to -.11 on cr. dh until Christ auu. Call on B. V. NOBTON, il ; -' ' E2 Pefey'e Block, Hake street. 9 .1 IIIA.V BOWfrnV, ABBTMCm W ,.f the Pel. .- and Beal Estate Aeut. omc.. hi Fourth street, firat door Iielow Main, h it Mile. jy2y-Gni gMBAji'T mYba.y.'-aooo .pbv.vn MM ii. li made Bran for sale bv ERSK1KB, it'kmi 'K d CO., j i7 t7 Main otrea-t. Cto.ll. oil.: VMUMtL is tMtWrm A MM ' awa m receipt of a . 1 aiticle of Burning foal Oil, and our an anceii. ..i are Mich as willetiali M io keep it .n hand at all tinier, at tbe lowest market rates .. U. COOK A SON 14 f Wi Ul tHLEirsmXTBA HAMS. Bvtrlr . ii red expressly for Z. H. Cook A Son Beceiv. d iht 't anier Cnlon Z. II. COOK A SON. 1 " Sole Airents for Evansville, I11 9. 1 AIJCHPBKl : No. 1 Salmon ; No. 1 Herriug; N. 1 White Fish, at I) 1 B. II. fooK a SON S g BJYBmxjr POBTEB AD SI BTCM MA ALE ! dozen last received. Those want . .'.'.-111:1 no artiaM for laedieinal pnrpoeee, can ft 11 ii.- stare of CHAS. McJOHNBTON, ' Poeey's Block, Main street. g 111. 1 B LPS JBcJOBtJV&TOJV, WHOL f -S sale and Ketail UBOCEB AND PBOV1SION MKBCIIANT, dealer iu Cord:nre, Nails, Glass, Cement, Poud. r, Plaster Pari, Ac No. 128 Main street, m ar the Canal. Evansville, lnd. febS gJEA THEB III STEBB! PKATmKB AT DTJSTgBS! VA diaas 'd Feather Dusters, bom No. ', to 14, liotb plain and fancy colored. BeeakajJ in tine order aud for sale hy Jj IB II. COOK A BON. JT AST .lit HI VA Ij OP OL.B POTjtA TOES IO) bushels, larK-c and fine, now landiu from steamer Kate French. Call and got Ml mo before they arc all ftoue, at j 11 V1CKKKY BBOS.. 8 Main ht. .f .I" T E D-A SALPS.nAJ TO imdeHake the manapement of a cov.ntri Qroa ry Store, not 1 ir tv mi this city. Apply to Y. Z., Journal offic , Mating salary expected. All appv'i .tuts nm-t speak German, and be arc-ns toraed to f red' at jyl-::t fl SkAkii LBSPMAJBE LEAP LABil mW9f yOtS lbs snnir -cured Dried Beef, 1" bushels White Beans, 300 Bis Pearl Barley. Becelvcd t-r steamer Hazel Deil, at jc'SU 16. II. COOK A SON t. IU U'S Rl' AIKt.flS PXPBESS W DBY GOODS Just received, a nice lot of steel Spring Skirts, Lace Ma tit ill as, Laco Pi it ta, with a lot of othi 1 Is now for sale by MILLEB A NIF.HAFS, 43 Mala street. MBE U PI BJ'IT I BEAT 'Jl UCTtO.V. V W On THCKSDAY MOUSING, Jnne UO, Is .1, al our Auction Booms, a lot of aew BtAetundi, t w . . new Bureaus, id other articles. Also a cask ot Bacon, Tobacco, Shoes, ready-made Clothiug, and many other articles, j J' n. NKLSoN A CO., Aoot'ra. H .1 Ull OIlJ, SOAP AJS'JI I AJi'tlLE s . ML B I Ms I.rd Oil, jo boxes Star Candles, I - No. 1 and Crown Soap, .lust i". i, il and for sale by j 1 T CHAS. McJOHNSTON. MALOlMttBAJS AJ'Jt SHOBTMM? U has" XXX Hour, 6 tons k'oed rich country Bran and V it-ju-t 1. ci iv. ! and f -r ssile hy I HAS. McJOHNSTON. , I B Main street, near tlie Canal. BiTOt E ! STOt K ! STOCM .' j. Baa I tr oU Bay Mules, No. 1 Milch Cows, A tine lot of full bred Chester White Hug. For sale at '.. II. COOK A SON'S j y ' ' Stock Yard . IfUlf. OP THOSE ALSTMJY TJt-V WML MINUTE 1 i; I. BZggS. 1 doien Auatin Patent lo Minute Ice Cream Freciera, just received thi- J iv p. r K. .'. ( ILiilroad. These Froeaera jrtll I Mli. in over tie old Fofty Frecz. r in the savin nt sr-ason, if need toauy extent. In store and lor ...!.. i,v JyM Z. IT. COOK A SON. BTtCBJ'E ! A POO MS PVREAiUSf3 TAKD-WAUBANTED. 2a six pound Cans, lui aaawd fans, L'ltl half -ound Cans, !' Box quarter pound Cans. We o i-nit Bar aeeeahtaad of Mustard la Ik. pure ai. ! ii d surpassed hy oai . sad only to be bad Of L H. C(KK A SON. rgll.y ftiTJi M son bxj IC Tiaplate, IBS Am IX do, I n Jo ! B.K.iinj; Tin, .io.lo IX do, .) do If Cke Till, on hand aad fee sale by SAMl'EL OBB. gfMPT' IIOVC.I US it t: U'ABAW.'ThM abort rawaad arall bo B4ea for such inforniaUaa u--- will I ad to the detection aud couvietlou ol lh- poison or peraOSWWbo dininaiitll the Neptune I ne Engine, and placed part of its fixture in the 1 11 al. on or about the 1st day of July. U V BAKEB. Mhjor. amlUI.IT I BOM THE LB POBTEB. MM BR .1 1 i ts Barkhiy A Pe k'Tis London Porter, Mdoxqts do d "O. l, .1". pts Allsopp's Ira' Pale Ale, 10 dor. 0,1" do d. do. The nl.iva At- and Porter i warrauted to I Ihv rvuiiiiie import."! article, and is iu flue order. Beeeivei. BlT M er fM. avf .y-iiitiKs- - 1 I'm 11- hi.. oftee SO 1. 1. Is Wilmington Tar. j.liatrbW" it.-, pal bids Bos in, ... bait Ni Oakaw, I.hla Crusb Sugar, rat hasMa Baari siareh, ' lo-s assorted Tobacco, I . . a.--os Mat. hes. In stole f.'i sale b U UKB, I'M I " O T H tl. HAVl.'ii SOLE A.V Cv W interest iu ur i-sUldisbmeiit to Mr. haiinwl Vi-V-.v, the .til,, and firm will in future U V1e1.ru A B1...1111.KS, in ho"- therefore will. tbea.apiisitiuaaf a new hat njierieiiced paitmr. these will be an lainsai r' llwhouee. 1 Ii utki lot 1.1 beers 1 ' ,v- Ai. l v VI' h l i No '1 nhua afreet.