Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 301, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 August 1859 — Page 2

She SaHfl ffltttral CVAM8VILLE. IND. TUESDAY MORNING ArGUST 9

Flush and Hard Timet. A very valuable article on financial statistics has been published by a committee of the New York Board of Currency, which shows the current cash means ossessel by the people, aul ti a of it to pop ulation, in every year sine 1834. The cash ia use is taken to be the deposits i a banks as well as the funk note in circulation ; beraus the deposits are the ba?r of a large nnmhcT of checks and bills that ara dlawn upon them, and which are in actual ireuhtion pdbnuag the same agenIlo3it3 in lank subject to call, are like money in the hands of the people, and has all the attributes of " ready cash, ' and are properly classed as a art of the act till rirvulatiu medium in use. The table shows at a fiance the ratio of circulation and deporit combined, to each iodiviual. Circulation aud deposit. ....170.5u6.5S6 .... 1SA,773,SU( Per Years. 1334. mi MM lSi7... 1&38 1839 IStO 141 MM 1S43 144 1846 1947 1843 1849 IS50 1-vM 1852. . 153 ISo4 185.r 18.16 1857 1858 1859 I860 l uUtii. ii. 14,413,2 14,814,617 15,23igHi 15.663JM ic.iialM 16,681,849 !'- t . 17,;.77,07J 18,10... 7 . 18,6of,7:'0 i ,mmm 19,825,721 -J0,44e,l.T. 21.9S1.9W 21.764,086 22.4ft3.723 23,191,876 23,935,017 24,693,158 2.-.,464,2v. 26,249,440 27,047,581 2758,722 2MM,863 29,529,4 :',0,370,145 31,289 ll KJ 12 61 16 77 17 bo 12 46 11 59 Id TO W 8 07 C 15 8 31 96 9 90 9 35 10 65 0 17 lu 39 11 87 13 31 13 36 14 97 13 M 14 66 15 52 11 56 14 91 S00,83U,(i't 22.',41 1,141 ) 172,180,375 146,142,881 114.732.23i; 150,7131 177.6-29.357 202,465.4:'7 197.312.22U 231,732,268 206.922.1WJ 0,53,1-1 2S1.122,; SMJW6.09O 348,094,831 392,877,1 377,352,5ft-. 408,463,612 445,130.174 341.140,303 452,875, The year of the highest commercial inflation was in 1836-7, and it was the year in which the largest ratio of money to population was m use, when it amounted to $17 per head. The year 1843 was one of fhe greatest commercial stagnation, when the currency fell to the lowest point, and wa3 only about $6 per head. There was a gradual increase in the proportion of money to populption, up to the year 1857, when it reached $15 per head. The revulsion came, and reduced it again to $11 for each inhabitant in 1858. It has now got back nearly to the inflated point of 1857. It will be made evident from this table that the great and sudden panics in the money market are not caused by abrupt withdrawals of bank circulation and credi ts, the changes in which are shown to be quite gradual, and to be maintained with greater uniformity than the public suppose ; but, as we have often iutimated, to the shocks sustained by private credit, the issues of which, in the form of notes, bills on exchange, and n-Tcantile credits, are, in fact, the medium on which commercial exchanges are principally affected. Private credit ii the great instrument of trade; it is almost indefinitely elastic. It kl the instinct of interest to stretch it. It becomes expanded, by degrees, to a point when its tension is too great for the power that holds it ; it recoils with a bound ; and a crisis is produced. It sinks till the lowest point of trade is reached, when old affairs are settled, and credit begins again to exi.Qit.l TIiaii 0,m nl.l nrapo 1 a rrnM nn un,l it ta I beyond the wisdom of man to prevent it. While f;iith skatajy eSajnfl will continue, because it 13 tho very base of modern commercial traiiaartious, and because civilization has introduced such a vast machinery, that it cannot be kept in motion without credit. There is not a tenth part of money iiuiigh to carry on commercial transactions. The debts (of all kinds) in the State of Ohio, are about $220,000,000 ; and those of the United States about $2,500,000,000, ot which jOO,000,000 become dne eervy 90 days. How preposterous is it to attribute to bank issues and bank Credits, the fluctuations in the commercial medium of the country, when banks do not fnrntsh nor control one-fifth of the amount of it. The money in use does but a small part of the business of the country. Private credit i3 the med iii 1 11 that carries on commerce and ever will. Talk of curtailing it or dispensing with it. We might as well think of reducing or discarding the great mechanical motorsthat are doing the work of the world. We need not trouble ourselves about credit. It will last while men last?, and at intervals it will purity itself by natural explosions and convulsion?, and all the tinkering of political empyrics will never prevent them. If wc kavefour-fifth3 of the commercial currency unregulated by legislative control to the natural laws of trade wonld there be any apajal danger to let the other fifth take care of itself? S mm Jcdicial C'iuclit. Wm. F. Parrctt, Eaq., has been appointed, by the Governor, Judge of the new Circuit District, composed of the Five River Counties, from Crawford to Posey, inclusive. He began bi3 first term in Crawford yesterday, and will probably hold court in Perry next week. It will be seen by an announcemtnt in another cola t i r . a '- - i - i . t

.imn, nun -'- blow to Antioch College. Undoubtedly it Madame Jen nv Lind Goldschmidt fore the people, at the ensuing October ele is a terrible blow a most afflictive Provi-j is to visit Ireland in "the autumn for the tion, for the jwsitiun to which mm has been up- dencc yet the gifted, but departed Presi- ! purpose of singing in oratories for a charitMiiuted by the Governor. j Uent seemed in his last hours to retain that I able purpose. . ' . rn -i v. . , sagaeitv, foresight, aud judgment, which at i mm .Judge Pitcher, of Posey, ia also a candidate ; aH tharacteaizea bini wLile iu active ; Tbe firm of Tllursb & SonSf ropo for the honors of tbe same lieuce. The con- bfe. This was indicated by his suggestinjr , manufacturers, in Brooklyn, failed ou Satuxtest will be one between Young America , mm Rev. Dr. Bellow9, of New York, one of j day last. Their liablities arc stated to be tad uian l ls1 . H will be lor the i-ople the ablest men in the country, ns his sui- j 150,000. a i'S30r - ts - -! ir rui i in- which representative is aTh, statemeut that the Hon. Rufus fitteilfor the bench. Clnstitl 'tionalConvention. e uiegiad float,. was an opium eater, is pronotiuced s ! to see the ueation of holding another coo- untrue. The only stimulant he ever took

I iiiy in.li.-imwit have been found aKi.. t mm mumtij ot rum filers in Lafajr.lU; comiseil of a father aud two son. ! ince the law was pronouns, constitsttoni sj by Judge Perkins, they are aoxioas to eOMprofflise the suiU, and pledge themselves to ' dry op their doggeries.

The Coax Cftor. The late rains were general through tha couutry balweeu the Ohio river anoUhe lakes. The Stat Sentinel says they fell ift every county ia this State. From persons Who rlsited the capital last week from all portions of the State, and from the reports of the newspapers, the same paper thinks there is little doubt, from present prospects, but Indiana will have a larger crop of corn this season titan she has in many years. The corn in the up and sandy lands has teen materially Injured by the recent drought, but in the soil peculiarly ad:iptc ! to thia grain, the yield will be abundant. Accounts from Montgomery, H rl.- Vermillion, and Vigo count iea, speak in glowing terms of the growing crop on the corn soil. The Wabash bottom?, especially, are filled with a tall and vigorous p rowing crop. In Marion county, upon the high lands the crop is somewhat injured by the drougth, but, even with that drawback, farmers look for a better yield than for years past. To the corn crop the bankers, merchants, and mechanics, are lookiug for the prospects of their year's business. The crops will regulate the bank issue, and the abundance or scarcity of money, and the activ itv or stagnation of trade. The Sentinel says, u we can confidently predict that the general crop of corn in this State will be large, and wc doubt not but that the yield will be as fully satisfactory to the producer as that of the recent wheat harvest. So far as the products of the soil are concerned, and the prosperity it will bring, the people of Indiana have everything to encourage them. All over the Stats the husbandmen will be busy for the coming few weeks, preparing the soil for wheat sowing, which, in breadth, will probably be larger than ever.

The Hon. John M. Harlan, the talented Opposition candidate for Congress in the 8th Congressional District of Kentucky who 1 came within a few votes of a seat in the House of Representatives, is at present on a visit to this city, sojourning with his I lady's relatives, and recruiting from the ex- ! hau3tion of a long and excited canvass ! through a period of the hottest weather we have had in many years. Mr. Harlan did j more in reducing the power of his opponents, ani came nearer a glorious victory, than his most sauguine friends hoped for when he entered upon the canvass. There are, wc understand, good grounds, and steps will be taken, to contest the seat i f hi s opponeut. The Lafayette Courier says that a serious liquor rict occurred in Monticello, White county, a few nights since. The County Commissioners, as in a good many other places, had refused to grant any licenses, and the retail trade was about dead. A Jew, thinking it a good opening, brought in a 3tock of liquors and commenced selling in defiance of public opinion. A riot was the consequence, led on by a reformed drunkard. The shop was demolished entirely and everything in it. The owner fought hard tor his whisky, but was wound ed severely with a hatchet, and put out of the wav. The Nbw Penitentiary at Fort Wayne The Indianapolis Journal is informed that the parties at Fort Wayne, with whom the pemtentiary Commissioners contracted for .. .. ' for that " institution, have an idea to apply for a mandamus against the State Auditor, to ccmpel htm to allow their claim for the purchase money. The ground of the application, it is said, will be thnt the neglect for so long a time of the Governor to disapprove the location there, may be fairly construed into an approval. As the law clearly intended for him to disapprove, if at all, after the lapse of a reasonable time, is to lie considered an approval. Tur Abmv Expcnsks is Utah".--A correspondent of the New York Times writes that orders have been received at Camp Flojd to sell 3000 mules on twenty day9 notice. The writer saya that lavored parties who had the information in advance, have arrived with the money, and will buy the animals at aliout $S0 a head, and in due time sell them back to the government for $175. The short notice giveu, in a region, where there ia so little capital, will prevent the competition that is necessary to secure :i fair price to the government. Dr. Bennett, a professor of some ce lebrity, considers the tomato an invaluable article of diet, and ascribes to it very important medical properties: 1st. That the tomato is one of the most powerful aperients of the liver and other organ? ; where calomel is indicated, it is probably one of the most effective a; d the least harmful remedial agents known to the profession. -1. That a chemical extract will be obtained from it that will supercede the use of calomel in the cure of disease.

Jd. lnatuenas successtuiiy treated Uiar- j Uniontown, Ky., on Sunday, the :51st of rtxc with this article alone. 4th. That juy The ceremony was performed by when used as an article of diet it ia almost Father H arbin, a gentleman well known, sovereign for dyspepsia and indigestion. I not QQy there) but elsewhere, for his piety Mh. That it should be constantly used for I H!lj usefulness. daily food, either cooked, raw, or in the form of catsup ; it is the most healthy arti- ! jj. A Mohile gentleman says that Mccle now in use. Donald, who shot his mistress, Virginia fJ . Stewart, in New York, is neither a cotton Horace Ma.n s bucciasoit. The Spring- broker nor a cotton merchant, but had been field New and Journal says: employed as a foreman in a cotton pickery " It Hems to be the universal opinion that jn lna cjtv the decease of Mr. Mann will be a death I am.

, mi-.uiouui convention, uisvuseu uy euuor . r A .,1 1iA, 'a I. .-. . .. . t ,!... It . .1 j au j ,rtalll MUe8lioI, ,.,, (1,.,ervw lrri;U!, consideration, unbiased by party prejudice ,i personal feelinp. The delects of tbe present constitution are so glaring as to be seen aud felt by all, and most of them are even acknowledged by all of every political I r,aj9. Lafayette Courier.

A Cm rch Seuid wtxu a BiLuors Attack. Last Sabbath was quarterly meeting of the M. E. Church, and, as usual, on each oocasiotKS the sacrament was administered. After the meeting adjourned, the member? weut their several ways some to dine with friends in town, some to their homes in the country. In about an hour the doctors weie in requisition in every direction ; the whole membership was SeMai with a simultaneous " billious attack, " and the demand for remedial agents, was general. The tirst smell of the sumptuous dinners prepared, provoked sudden and involuntary eruciation ou the part of all the orthodox members of the respective families. The venerable Peter Carlwright, presiding elder, for whom extra preparations had, of course, beeu made, re tired from the prospect ai dinner came on, a little bent over, ivith both hands placed below his Test button, declaring that "he didn't feel like eating." One brother is said to have made for his house, half bent, and, with a groan, tumbled on the bed, and, in reply to his wife's "What's the matter?" exclaimid in a despairing tone, "Oh! I've got the cholera. The epidemic spread all through the country, exciting considerable alarm, and occasioning a general casting up of accounts. But the panic subsided when it was ascertained that antimonial wine had been, by mistake, administered to the whole body of communicants! We understand that " Uncle Peter ' said "it was the first time he ever knew an attempt to vomit the devil out of the Church. Although it was a serious matter, the sinners, owing to the hardness of their hearts, did laugh. Winchester (77.) Chronicle, July 16.

The business of robbing the Indian graves in Central America progresses. A correspondent of the N. Y. Tribune writes: " I have seen at least one hundred pounds weight of those golden ornaments, some of which are very curious. There arc about 2,000 natives of the province at work. Some men have obtained as much as seventy-five pounds weight. One man dug seven hundred dollars out of one grave. Anether found a golden hat or crown, weighing, it is said, thirty-five pounds. But the images average onlv from one ounce to a pound and a half, though I saw one of three pounds weight, a very well wrought figure." A Pulpit Joke fob Railroad and Canal Men. A few days ago, says the Buffalo Commercial, one of our eloquent city divines perpetrated a bon mot in his sermon, which not a few took, and, among others, a prominent railroad man seemed to appreci ate it. He was preaching upon repentance, " and,"' said he, " wben the tears of repentance are flowing, substantial proofs of a degenerated life are expected. Only the tars of deep penitence can wash away the sins of life, for, I tell you, the heavy freight must go by water." Interior of Africa. A youujr Frenchman, who has often visited the American missionaries on the Gaboon river in Africa, informed them of a recent excursion of his up the river Nazareth, east of Cape Lopez. He penetrated three hundred and fifty miles into the country aud describes it as beautiful, the population dense, industrious and ingenious. He crossed prairies sixty miles long, covered with verdure, abounding in cattle and other animals. The people raise quantities of tobacco, and also cotton of a line quality, which they manufacture into cloth. A Solid Man. The Urbana (Ohio) Citizen, speaking of Hobt. McFarland, Esq., of that city, now in his 7Tdh year, says he has lived there 54 years. He saw Washington in 1 791. Was in Crhana before any house was built. Made the first bridle ever was uinde in Springfield (tor Griffith Toos). Never gave a note orwent security. Never paid interest. Never sued or was sued. He never chewed tobacco or smoked a cigar. He never drank a dram of whisky in his life; and was the first class-leader in Urbana. Impobtant irTaoK.-Dr. Bissel, one cf the quarantine physicians at Staten Island is of the opinon that "if a person's hair be washed he is not liable to disease. The Norfolk Herald supports the opinion: "So important a result,'' says that paper, "from so simple a cause may seem increditable to many, but not to us. There is not a more effectual preventative of disease than the immersion of the h.ad in cold water the year round." The offensive state of the Thames h exciting general remark in London. The Times says "it hi exhaling effluvia, more tcrribla, if possible, than those which created a panic last year ; the committees of the House of Commons are obliged to sit with their windows closed, in order to escape the stent li which rises tioin the river and penetrates erery corner ot the edifice which is not closed against it. ' A rumor has gained pretty general circulation in the newspapers to the effect that the Dr. Ellis, w hipped by the Green County Regulators, has since died of bis wounds. The Worthington Tunes says there is not a particle of truth in the statemeut. The report that Spelts was hung in it tree top is also contradicted. Captain de Reviere, the Zouave, it is said, not having been called home to France under Gen. Cass's construction of the naturalization laws, has adopted a wise, if not a prudent course, and takes board at present nt a mansion in Houston street, New York. He is said to sport the lily on his seal. New Catolic Cucrch. The corner stone of a new Catholic Church was laid at w, is lea strong tea figa. It is :aid that a day will soon Infixed for Louis Napoleon's coronation, the I '. i, f coming to Paris to officiate. tpair Demetnos Bozzaris, a bon of tbe celebrated Marco Bozzan has been appointed Greek Minister of war.

Oueof the prominent 6igns ot the

tims is the stroug tendency ot religion to run iuto architecture and showy upholstery into thecultivatiou ot the inte'lect rather than the moral faculties. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. If mnlho td to announce UVm. F. PA It ROT a a candidate for Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, at the ensuing October election. augO ! REAL TYROLIAN MINSTRELS. The Fiaei Tmi iw Kv an villi:. CRESCENT CITi' HALL, On this (Tuesday) Evening, Aug. 9. mtubst ti R.INII RF. A I. TBOLIAN M CONCERT, performed ay tbe FAMILY SCHWERNBERGER (from the Killer thai Valley, in Tyrol,) hi their National Cotnme, and ou their National Tyrolian Onitara and Strnw Inst runic-lit. FIRST EVENING'S PROGRA MMF L Tin Clover Leal Vluartette. Performed by Mr. Schweniberger and bar Brothers, and by Mr. Joseph Ueidacher. 2 The Wedding on the Alps Dnett. By Mr. Ilisssl (C yean old), and by hi Sister, M -- Tilda (8 yeara old). ?,. The Chamois Ilimter Solo. Performed by Mr. lleidacher. 4. Who Split the Lager Beer ? Quartette. By the Family Schweniberger. 5. Rustic Tyrolian Dance, performed on two genuine. Tyrolian Gnitare. By Brother Schweniberger. PAUSE. 1. Spring on the Alps Qnartcttc. Performed by tho Family Sen wem lierger. 2. Quarrel iu Lore. Performed y Mr. UiaaV,, (ti yeara old), and Mis Tilda, his Sister, (8 yeara old). 3. The Shepherdess, or tho II. Uo of the Tyrolian Alps Duett. By Mr. lleidacher i. Mri. Schtteruberger. 4. Polka, performed on a Wood and Straw InMrv.ii' nt, by the little Miss Tilda, (8 years old). 5. Hero Andreas Hofer's Death. (Ilofer fought for the Liberty of Germany) Basso Solo. Ity John Schwemberger add Family. CONCLUDING PIECE. C. The Pusilanimous Tyrolian, or What did he axe ? Sole with Chorus. Pet formed by the Family Schuenuwrper. NOTICE. Only mere imitations have been performed by Minstrels prettndtttg to know how to sing Tyrolian Air. (II mill. ii ' Humbug!) Those Tyrol ians and their original Songs remain with them iu their orginality. The price is low, so that every one may have .r opportunity to listen to these Minstrels to-night. Admission & ceuts. Performance to commence at 8 o'clock P. M. TickeU to be had at Mr. Flngel's Intelligence Office, aud at the door. aagD W9Rl.lt t: JS'MiW Olfl-MMI. - DRUM, M 7oU lbs choice new Codfish received and for sale at Z. II . COOK A SON'S. OK mWHBL.8 CHOICE S.VSJFS, AaU 50 bushels No. I Potatoes, 13 do prime White Beans. Received and for sale at angt Z. H. COOK k SOWS. BBV8MM8! MMLSBRS! BBU8HB87 M dozen ass'd Scrub Brushes, f do Blackiug do, B do Dusting do, 5 do Floor do, I do Carpet do, - do Long-haudl Scrab do, 5 co Horde Brushes. Received this day and for sale at autfl Z. H. COOK k SON'S. lgg IBS. PUM.nil M.KJI i.A MB, F fW &oo IT No. 1 W. R. Cheese, 25 bxs Hamburgh Cheese, 2.'0 lbs Pearl Barley. Received at Z. H. COOK k SON'8. mmOTICB.-THB l.VBBB8IUJ-K 4V v will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vauderburgh County, on the first Monday iu September next, to-wit : Ou the 6th day of said mouth for a grant of license to retail Spirituous Liquors, at his usual place of business, corner of First and Vine streets. amrO-tt JOUN II. BKL'MER k CO. mmOTICB. -TBB HTOCBBmiUBRH ww of the Evansville Insurance Company are hereby notified that the annual election for nint Directors will be held at the office of the Company ou MONDAY, the th day ol September next, !--n the hours of 1 and 4 P. M. By order of the Board. aug8-4t WM. T. PAGE, Secretary. UKiBB : U OOit U'JHK ! WW tVdar Tubs, Cedar Buckets, Cedar Churns, Pine Tubs, Churns, Buckets, Well Buckets, Uorse Backets, Oak StaMe Buckets, Cedar and Pins do., Flour Cans, Suprar Cans, Butter Bu. ket. Market llanLrts, (.lollies tit'., 1 Large aanortmeut of Fa i v Hat-kef, fl.li K.iwicts, Lemon Suiieezers, Potato Mashers, Beef Mauls, Rolling Pins, Clothes Pins, sawed anl iprinp ; Half Bush.-I, Pock, Half Peck, and Quarter Peck Measures ; Y.uk Peck and Half do, I'ouibiucd, Towel Roals, Ki - Boi.es ami Baskets, 4c, kc. For sale at aag . H. COOK A SON'S. mMOTlCB.-THB VJrBBB8fj'HD Blw will apply to the Board vf Commissioners of Vandt'ibuigh Cuuuty, ou th first Monday iu September next, to-wit : On the 5th day of said month for a irant of License to retail Spirituous Liquor.-,, at his usual plane of business, uu Front street, between Leet aud Pine struets, Kvansville. augC-oWil JAMES CARTER. . B.TMF. M EMU Kits OF MVASSVI L LI ENCAMPMENT No. '2 are particulally requested to atteud the regular meeting on MONDAY EVENING, August 8th, as busiuias of i in ) .. 1 1 .t 1 1 will be transacted, in which all arc interested. By older. angC-2t L. M. PLAI T, Scribe. in i. i- .. n s. i. oi.o vi.y. ugar-cnreil Hams ju.it u-veivcd, which are acknowledged i I the lesr m tne market. or .Ue h Z. 11. COOK SON, nugii Agent fur Evansville. KtX. fi FOR SALE 1 S. E. GILBERT k CO. WmtCKVD MOSS 15 HALF HALES, BEST B quality, for salo, to arrive, by S. E. (ilLDKRT k CO., aug" No. 4 Sycamore street. BfBiiiiioMArraoJir Jrm r Ivm ,rmm MW partnership heretofore existing letween T. J. White und C. G. Keats, under the name of T. J. White .1 Co., ii this day dissolved by mutual consent. CO. KEATS is alone authorized to settle accounts. Evansville, Amr. IBB. augS-lflt MUTUAL FIRE UIMTKAlfCB COMPAMT.Y OF VANDERBURGH COl NTT, V Fvansvillf, Am'. 4, 1859. j J 71 . : T i JV. TBB A JVWsVA I J election for seven Directors and a Secretary will be held ou MONDAY, Aug. W 1859, between the hours of '1 and 4 o'clock P. M., at the oftlce, on Third Si Was, adjoining the Crest cit City Bank. MssMM ROBT. EARLY, Secretary. BBI'kHTKH HARIN, U'HITB MIJS'B, ML Cement, Sash and lKxrs, Nails and Class, all rizes, lust received and for sale l GEO. FOSTER k CO., augo Comer Locust street and the Canal. It A. BROWN SAM. PUTNAM. BROWN & PUTNAM, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No. 80 TctkoupttonlM Street, .VKir ORLEANS, LA. ! :m l'urti. ular utteution pail to tho sale of Western ndure. Personal atteutiou paid to Porwardin Merchandise. anpl WrnR. Ill RISK, H.ll'I.VIJ,Or.lU' BW permanently in Rvansville, Ind.,cau be consulted daily (Saturdays aud buadsys excepted, which dnys he will l in Nevluih, nt lulou Bethel,) at his room No. .', in the Washington HoUl, from 8 o'clock A. M., tiutil 5 P.M., for all CHRONIC or long standiug diseases. CX i N 8 U M I T I V K I N V A LI DS will do well to call upon Dr. lirilGE, whose successful method ot treating diseusos of tbe Throat aud Lungs ty tho two-fold practice of ojipliratioit tv thi jHicfj ajff fil, coinliitu J vith ajiprprt'. ate roH'tUntiomil rrmtdin. As Dr. li. can refer to uiauy formerly suffering with Consumptive Diseases, hut are now enjoying petlect health, this class of disease can uu longer be cousidervd incurable. Diseases of the Kyes will receive particular attention, which he treats upon a mere principle with uuparalleled su c-.-ss. Consultation free. aug3 wly BTM WOBH. MP MOJ'lta . Seiiteinlter .r, is.",1.!, tit-- rViiird of Count v ('omuiissioucr!, uf Vaudorhurgh county, will contrsct with the bidder ino-u advantageous to the interest ol tho couuty, for making the fill on Franklin St., at the wsst sua of the bridge crssslng Pigeon Creek, ou said street. Sailed proposals for said work will be re. rived up to 12 o'clock M., of said day, at the Auditor's oflice. Bond aud sreurity will Ih; required of the contractors for said work. By older of IlieCniutj Boarst jyJO.Uwtl WM.ll. WALKKIt, Auditor. AfllV-MBR ! CimhiBT!wLs Ml ii.o Havana. aJ.UUO Connecticut ceed aud Havana Regalia, JO.aX) Florida and Haw.ua ReKslia, KSMsKl Half Suaulsh I M in boa. Tbe above stock will be sold oo accommodstiug terms to prompt msn. A Gl'MBEBTS, ZJ No. lift Main strett. Evansville. Ind.

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giOBJS" MBJi L 7 COMJV MBJtl. 1- 30 burhelt of frssh ground Oarn Meal from the country, at SRSKINE, C'UBNICK k C0.S, augS 47 Main street. Mm HI art BBMBT B BIB It BBBWi MW Just received per steamer Jacob Poe, a prime hi ta le of snar-cureti Dried Beef. Call and try it, at KRSKINE, CUBNICK CO.'S. aug 47 Main strett. m BVlTll JJTit WBBTJBL,B8. Ji B fine lot of Xi-ahatuock Potatoes, a lot of prime Oniour, Apples, pared aud picked, received every day from our own orchards, at ERSKINK, CURNK'K k CO.'S, aagg . 47 Main street, B LB f JtBKBH. JV bTJ.B WB. and fer sale, 10 dozeu Applo Parers, something different from the old styl. j -I GKO. S. SON NT AG, 10 Main U. BMBMCB DBCI JIBBB B W TBK .11,M LIED POWERS. Just arrived from the East, a lis-ti supply of excellent DRY GOODS, consisting iu part of a large lot of Mosquito B.irs, Calicoo, Ac., ic, which we offer low for cash, at our cheap Cash Store, No, 45 Main strt, Evansville, Ind. augi MILLER k NIEtlAl S. HB TBJBBIK8 COMPOV.VB U F HOPS AND BONE SET IT is tbe safest, surest, cheapest, and most tellable remedy for the permanent care of COLDS, COUGHS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, C30UP, WHOOPING COUGH, And all affections of tbe Throat and Lungs. 1 1 being prepared upon Scientific principles, and from articles that are entirely vegetable. Tho COMPOUND 8TRUP OF HOPS AND BON1SET Is manufactured by C. ROTHENBUSH & SON, Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio, to whom all orders ninst ! addressed ; and sold by KELLER k WHITE, Druggists Evansville, Indiana, and by Druggists aud Merchants thrcughout the country. jan J.1 y J, LB BBS BUIJS'IjrB 8Vk STITl'TE OR NE1 KRVE TONIC, WILL Cl'UC F E V ER AND AGUE Aud other NERVOUS DISORDERS, YjCLLOW, CHAGRES, AND PANAMAFEVICRS, Can often bo prevented by the use of this inr ilnnLle remedy. The recipe is from a very celebrated Physician, after haviug thirty-five years' experience in Hospitals and private practice in New fork City, and has been tested iu all sections of the country, during the past six years, with the most wonderful success. . r Are yom Nertomt, Djpeptic, or infer img from prostratioH, afttr disease t I recommend and guarantee this Medicine as a perfect Tonic. J. H. HAZARD, Proprietor, -121 Maiden Lane, and 5 Fletcher street, New York. For sale by LEICU d CARLSTEDT. jeli-d.lv. Cm SOUTHERN RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT GUIDE BUSINESS DIRECTORY. rwXHK BUBLI8BBB OB THIS WOBB B with acirculaticn often thousand permmth, would respectfully inform the merchants of Evansville aud cinity that he is prepared to contract tor advertisements at very low rates. Business Gsrd f 10 per nn'm One Squan- 20 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . i t 1 1 2o One Page 50 Address J. C. BRAIN, Editor Southern Railroad Guide, jyl4-d Box 449, Louisville, Ky. II UN NELLYS" counek or WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAL, EVANSVILLE, IND. TBI 8 .V ' B8TJB LI8BMEJST is now in full oeration, with uew aud complete Machiuery of the latest style, for Planing and Dressing Lumber, plauing aud grooviug l'loeriug, making Doors aud ah Mouldlugs, Wiudow Blinds, and every other description of work done iu such establishments. AH work at theeo Mills warranted to Im well doue, aud will be ofterea at the lowest cash prices. Packiug Boxes of all kinds made to order. Brackets aod Scrolls sawed to auy pattern. Slitting and all kinds of Saw lug done to order, aud lu tbe most approved style. jyJ2 WILLIAM HL'NNELL. REGULAR EVANSVILLE k CAN N ELTON TRMVEEKLV PACKET. BJBJICMBT TIJBB ' BJtCBBT J'RIM CES!! The last and light passenger packet ALIDA, Capt. Chauley DrsHLER, Clerks Worth

ington ami Cooper, is now placed as a pernjaucnt packet in the trade, and will leave Evansville punctually, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY, at lOo'rlock A. M . and returuitip, will leave Cannelton every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY, at 7 A. M. For freight or passage, apply on loard, or to WM. CARTER, Agent, augt Pavilion Hotel. St Charles Saloon. NKW PROPRIETORSHIP AN ENTIRE RE-ORGANIZATION. WWBH8B8. HJMJIBB nBBIFVSH, WWB from New Orleane, have purchased the ST. C HARLES SALOON, on First street, nearly opposite the Post Office, and have refitted it in an elegant and attractive style. The new proprietors have bad long experit-neo as keepers ot fashionable aad popular Reetaurauts in New Orlenns, and they will endeavor, In their new house, to com bine all the elegancies and lutaries of Northern and Southern Restanrats in the ST. CHARLES. They bava brought a large and complete stork .f choice Liffuors from New Orleans, which they collected with care during their business ii. that city. Th ir connections and acquaintance ia that city will enable them to obtain the choicest supplies of Liquors, Fruits, and luxuries from that market in future, and they will spare no expense nor pain to nako the ST CUARJLES strpus, hereafter, its former representation, as a pleasant Saloon, a place of good living, and elegant, i. tin. .1 aud luxurious resort. Billiard players will find at thisSaloo.i a set of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, fn m the well known aud celebrated factory of J. M. Brunswick . Co. The undersigned flattor themselves that long exlerience and careful attention will enable tl em to merit a reputation equal to a-jy Saloon iu the western country. y A splendid Lunch will served np In the most approved style, evtry morning at lo o'clock. HAMMER k DREIFUS8, ang4 Late of New Orhans. TbTb I it tlb jmjtjv or ii.Im AHEAD. You often hear Ladies romark that they an always be suited at 8. EMBICH A Cu.'S. Well, the reason s tliat they keep everything in the Dry Goods Une, and as thsy are disposing of their stock at reduced prices la order to make room fur an early fa 1 1 purchase ; the attraction is am sually large. Their Hock of Shoes is excellent, nod in prices cannot be excelled. sugl W HvmmuM, mB tbb tJVifBBMJ SITY AT CAMBRIDGE, MASS. The Instructors In this School are: Hon. Jop.l Paaaaa, LL.D., Royale Professor. Hon. TuoruiLts I'au- n LL.D., Dau-3 Professor. Hon. Emouv WASHBt7R.N, LL.D., University Prot'eeaor. The Course of Instractiou embraces the various branches of the Common Law ; aud of Equity, Admiralty, Commercial, International, and Constitutional Law ; aud the Jurisprudence of tho Tutted States. The Law Library consists of about 14,000 voluiucs, aud a new works appear, they are added, aud every effort is made to render it complete. Instruction is given by oral lectures and expos it ions, (and by recitations and examinatiuas in connection with them,) of which there are 111 every week. Two Moot Courts are also holden in each week, at each of which a cause previously given out is argued by four students, and an opinion delivered by the Presiding Instructor. Rooms and other facilities are also provided for the Club Courts ; aud an Assvmhly is held weekly, for practice iu debate, aud acquiring a knowledge of parliamentary law aod proceedings. Students may enter the School iu any stage c f their professional studies or mercantile pursuits, aud at the commencement of either term, or iu tie middle, or other part of tbe term. They are at liberty to elect what studies they will pursue, sccording to their view of their own wauts aud attainments. Tbe Aiademica I year, which commence.' on Thursday, six weeks after tbe third Wednesday in July, is divided iuto two terms of twenty week each, ilh a vacation of six weeks at the end of each lot ni. Din lug the winter vacatiou, the Library ii opened, warmed aud lighted, for the use of the ni isabers t the School. The Exercises of tbe next Term will commence: ou MONDAY, September Mb, U80L Applications tor admission, or for catalogues, or any further information, may I? made to eithei of lbs Prof.sors at Cambridge. CaJUaiDes, Mass., July 25, 59. sugO

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WAV A COFFEE u0 POCKETS ton Mts B by S. K. GILBERT k CO. BmA TFS FRAILS, NEW CROP, JUST RFceived and for sale by aug6 8. E. GILBERT & IU. BBMmB4 BBLS, LARGE SIZE A MB IN FINE order, tor sal by augS S. E. GILBERT k CO. TOBACCO PACKAGES OF VIRGINIA Pounds, Fives, Twist, and Fie, for sale low y 8. E. GILBERT k CO. WBEl XES-W KEGS, BEST QUALITY, FOR B sale by S. E. GILBERT k CO. WBHITF. LIME A S O CEMENT 'Vl't l!Ht. forjwle by 8. E. GILBERT k CO. JI.OO.V .TM Tt HKS. -40U 11V V Saloon Mati l.es. with or without Sulphur, k ceived by y.. ii. imih st son. fAI. eBJlBB.-lY YOU WANT BBRJ.y BB good Bi n, go to No. ii Main street. Thev sell cheap. VICKERY BROTHERS. mmiCB -lO TIBRCBH BBHBH MBUM9 MM prime, for Bale by aug5 GEO. FOSTER k Co. FWH B BIJICB TO ( UBIBIt ML BEEF. l,."s Bh sugar-cured Dried Pk'et ju-t rec-eived and for sale by Jy21 CHAS. McJOIINSTON. BXM8B BOB LOCUST ItOtMtt .' I Will, W pay the highest price for 1 TV. , I. n i IjOgS 10 to 14 lDche- thl. ICin Evansville. -anv b ngtli 'li iivefed CHA.B.vncOCK. ' BA.mi ! I'IOUB- 35 BBLS VA' W Ml W ieat received jn-r railroad this dar bv aug5 GEO. FOSTER Jt CO. ' LJ.HB 400 BBLS, xmI shipiuii onler. Alo Grey Lime in hhds. and barrels, in nnv qnnntity to suit uurchasers, Vf GEO. FOSTER A CO. mm o tjk TOBer.r.ui. nkmiakock M Puts toca ret iv d every day from tin- conntry, fresh ani nice. jy7 KRSKINE, CURNICK & CO. WT B B 8MIJB, CV'BJS I CM m UO.'S, 9JM 47 MAIN STREET. Wanted One thoosan.l dollar-' worth of "CHy Orders, in exchange for Groceries. h 7 mm orb UOOit BOTJITOBS.-:! bbls wrj oi tuose elegant siercor I'otat..., to anything in the market, received this day and for sale by CUAS. McJoIl NSTON, rnyjl Main street, h ir the Canal. CHJSB SB CHBB8K !- 535 BOXES, an extra good lot just received ; tlio.v wanting something nice, by l-ox or slice, call in at CHAS. McJOIINSTON S, j 7 Posey's Block, Main st. afAPS CAPS t C APS I FOR CHRIST WS M MAS A large and snlemiid assortment Caps. for men and boys, latest stvles, just received per Express by VACTIER k MARCONNIER, dec7 ' Ho. 39 Main street. ffJBB UrMJtCKBBBL 5 O BJICBw W ages, whole and hall bbls and kits, wawartM uunibem, received this day por railro:ul, for sale low by S. E. GILBERT k CO., Je21 No. 4 Sycamore street. Wy 7,r, bags assorted Cotton Yam. 10U bales Nes. 1 and - Col ton Batting. In store and for sale Hv myll W HEELER RIOOS . JBLOIR! M-'LOCR: Lit) BJRRELS M7 and sacks in store and to arrive, extra and superfine Country Brands as pood as the ! it and as low as the lowest, at jeU VICKERY BROS., 82 Main st. THB LOVERS OBJ tiOOB Cup of Tea. Wc are now in receipt of a very choice lot of looso Teas, bought expivvly lor retail ;rade. Call one aud all. Samples given with ple.,surs, by Z. 1J. COOK SON. WBJILLS BmMTBJVT 'OJCBBTB MM SAFES. We are agents for the celebrated Hall's Patent Fire Proof and Thief Prsof Safes, manufactured by Hall, Carroll k Oo. Cincinnati. A constant supply will be kept on hanil, and sold at manufacturer's prices. PRESTON BROS. WBBBMtVJH eVr.W RVLTI. ti JIJVD M PACKING at Factory Prices A large stock N. F. Belting Company's Goods in store at all times, at Mam i actuulks' PaiCE.s. WarrauteJ.uierior to any other. c. 8. WELLS, marS Sign of the Mill Saw , 13 First street. REE EXHIBITION OB TBE ST largest an ,:uo.-t beautiful btock of Hats aud Caps ever open rdiu Evansville. Come one ..ml all. We will he pleased at all times to show our Goods and sell them cheaper thau the cheaeat. VAL'TIER i MARCONNIER, septll 39 Main street. AjmUIOLB V HJIJH8i00 OE THESE celebrated Ilauis, together with u goo.l twITiiient of oilier ni-ats Shoulders, Clear Si.les, Pickled Pork, Driest Beet, Beef Totigties, Ac, jut reeeiied and for sal.- by CUAS. M. JkIINSI .iN, e2". Main st ret, near tho Canal. fIHA f.V B I . P 8. ' i; Iron i i -i. i .i Tfps, 't Wood dx del fa) setts Pump Fixtures, ' 4 it) tbs Pnmp Chain, 3i feet Ih.xmI Pump Tubing, fast received and lor sale by JACOB STEAL' B k SON, an I 74 Main street, l-l. S.-.-pimI k TbireL Sk ,t . JMt A S ltlOO lbs xtra sug ii -cured ii ied Beef, '00 lbs canvassed .lo do Hams, .hiu lbs Side B.vc M ttm Lar.i, - lbs Sbld'r do, oil Beef Tongues, 50 iTs Honey, a lot of fie-h Butt-1 a i . jiiHt receive.l and for sale at augo VICKKR1 BROTHERS. HM A SB BT S, mV SH HOJMitS, MB Brooms, Coffee Mills, Bin-lies, Dust Pans, Dusters, Clothes Lines, Clothes i'ius, B-d Colds. Churus, Bowls, Rolling Pius, Mashers, Cotton Mops, Mop Handles, Door Mats. Or any tbiu; you may want. Call and see for yourselves, at aiu?5 VICKERY BROTH ERS, B2 Main St. mji.oi r : i.ol h : Ei.oi mi Jl ST MZ received ami for talc 2.0 sks fresh ground extra white wheat Flour, 20 sks do super tiie- do, 10 bbls extra do. All of which we warrant. au5 VICKERY BROTHERS. Steam Thres Machines. KNIGHT TOWNSHIP, VAKnr.anrBoH CovkTv, Ixo. f WB, THB UJS-O B BBI O.V EM citir.ens of YanderLurgh County moat cheer -fnlly take this tnetliod of reconinienUing to tlw farmers and wheat gro we ra of this and adjac. nl counties the Steam Thresher and Separator lately introduced by our enterprisini; fellow-citizen, Mi. WILLIAM HOWARD, and beli. v.- it-is "a saving of expense of fully one-third over the horse-power. As a proof of the above statement, we would state that the machine left the farm of Mr. John J. Terry, and was hauled by oxen one mile to the farm of Mr. Morris Matheny. and threshed and cleaued, to the entire satisfaction of every person present, and with less hands than Mr. Matheny usually employed, fit hnmlrtA and "Lrty-ft Hr btuhfi wheat in ten hour. We Would also say that the fears entertained by some before its arrival, ol IBM danger of fire, has been entirely cXcUed, as we have witnessed it running for hours together, sur rounded by dry wheat stacks, signed. M. M. Gibson. M. R. Matin nv, O. S. Kelsey, A. Knight, John Ridrick, Samuel Grainger, John S. Terry, A. W. Chute Jouathan Pbar, Wm. D. Knapp. aug S-Q.sw mmmrmx.Mi OB Biaijvy s-A". WW Notice is herebv given that, iu cou fortuity with an order made by the Curt of Common Pleas at its Jane term, 18.5W, I will sell at public auction, on the 2oth day of August, at 2 P. M., at the deor of the Court House, all that rart of Lot N'o. 1, in Block No. 37, In tbe Eastern Enlargement of the City of Evansville, thus lounded : Commencing on the front line of said lot on Main -tv- r. at a point lKji feet from the line eliriding said lot No. 1 aud lot No. i in said Block, thence along said front lino 18 feet aod nine inckus towards Sixth Htreet, theuce at right angles to Main st t to the alley in the rear ot ndd lot, thence alon mid alley 18 feet nine inches towards Seventh street, and thence at right angles to said alley to the place of beginning. Terms of sa'.e, one-third caidi on the day of sale, one-third in three years, and the remaining third lu five years from tbe dav of sale. THEODORE VKNNEM ANN, Guardian of the minor heirs of jy28-td Martin Reis, deceased. rm TTACHJMBJST JS TICB. ' OJW Nathan Hew ley " Before Ben. Stinsoii, a Jusvs. ' tice of the Peace ot Pigeon Wm. A. Smith. J T'p, Vanderburgh Co., iud. Notice is hereby given that a suit of attach tueiit aud garnishee were issued by mo ou the 1st da of July, I WJ, aud said garnishee was returned m I on Wm. Aikmau, of the hrtu of Brawn AAiUmaii. who has mom v, and ii indebted to said Smith , ami the time set for bearing said cause is Saturday, August b, lSo1.!, at o'clock in the forenoon, In said tow nship, w here all iersons iutereste I may at ten. I if they thiuk projicr. BKN. STINSON. jyl'i-td Justice of the I ' m-o.S-T BO MIUBTThAt If. I I MM si IN continues to make up CLOTBINti rwdv-ced prices. All warranted to gite siitisfa. lion, both iu style aud durability. Cutting aud Repairing executi ! iu tb I . -i mauuer, aud with dispatch. A good select!. m of doods on ban. I, which he will oil at cost positively a fact. Be sure and call at DAVIDSON J old stand, '-hd door south of Main. augl

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HX8. JUST Kt t 1 1 tiomisaov CO TJiBl.HB! I'MmiiTJBLKa: eBUble Neeixesufjtery morning at zTii cook a son s 30 W9wW icd aud for sale low by JyM - 'KKS.-o.V k i " . s?sf sttt tTO BMS XTBJ HI I wJWB Tlic best lot just received by Express, at iyii S. EMBICH A CO.'S. mm orb no ob SBIB T8TU E BEST WVM lot of the saaaon fT 81, just n.ved b h.xprc. Ht S. EMBft H A C(V. mm it w jsr.fwsv bjiib M I -low llm.lles for lMr jyiO SAMUEL ORB f.V i. .lit Hi BBLS OLBVIUF.B and Orat.- Vinei?ar just received and for sale by CHAS. M. JOHNSTON, Posey's Block. rii it ox. j EXTR.9 LA BOB JUTE list rt-. eied by J.vl". so REASON A CO. Mlio.W 500 T.V Ir. n and Steel Slabs, k kc, in Store tor sate try SAM IKE "llll LB8EJSLI8W 81 "''VV 2sifr.4 Knirlt rglish i at Meal. Rececived fu store an. I for il" bv Z. H. COOK A SON. I 9-ijyTEiJ SB i BT ww wauled at SMITH'S. X., -. Main strnel. Please Inquire inuu.diatel . jySo-lw JfLIEU'EEJTHEBS-'SOQ LB. BB ',vv'' an.l for sale in quantities to suit by : i& CHAS McJOHKBTOK. M4MS a CASES CMOMHC Mams received per railroad, in store and foi BROWN k AIRMAN. mmUTS.-VF'B If. I VB JUST BBSS W calrcsl a finesh led of Almonds, Brazil Nnt, FilbcTts- Pecans, etc. Will sell low. . jyit; , soRgysox t co. P BUSHELS CHOICE ABBLBSt smtB TO do new Potatoes ; ) a dsVdsjsjsjn sTrssJipmsjii, 1. ive.l lb,, ,i ty as H. COK k SON 6. gWB.V .f KAL.JUST BBCBIWEB U from Wm wpMtrv, 2' bnficl8 of fresh rrotin 1 Corn Mo:d FP.SRTNE. CURNICK 4 CO., m lsy . . . . . 47 Main street. IS) O I . L II I I ' era. lea of Yoon s t -f.V IIJVH BO CM : 11 sen Tea from fSi r. m. i"'!-". A zoo article of 7ic Yqnn Hyaon IV.. Z. H. COOK k SOX'S. MO.V- EXT BA tJl.1l IT Jn-t i l ill ''zee. bv JACOB STRAl'B k SON, 7 Main St., j.JyH leUreeii S.wn.1 and Third. x .7i . , I. BALJM BAJS'S . BE U m cases small Leaf Fans, with nice black handles, just received by Express. iyg" S. EMBICH CO. Tea: tea: thai bob the choicest, leet assorted, and cheapest Gunpowder Tea, go to Z. H. COOK k SON. JeJO 22 Main streej and 2 First straet. 2fOI J'tV HBB8BS AJS'H A JSULB to sell on credit until Christmas. Call on B. F. NORTON, jy30 132 Posey'- Bhk, Main street. fm A TMAJY- BO U1,E V, JUSTICB of the Peace and Real Estate Agent. Office oh FoTtrfrl i.rst docr below Main, left side. Jy-Cm MM tt.i.v : B ..V.' IOOO POUJ'lBS fresh made Bran for sale br KRSKINE, CI RNICK4 CO., ,mmmmiM.m. W Main street. O.I I. Oil.! COAL OIL! WB AMI. now iu receipt of a Ne 1 article of Burning Coal Oil, and our ai i uts arc such as willenaMo ns to keep Tt on band at all times, at the lowest mark .. II. COOK k MPtm lOsfllBfll ( t.MtlT'S f. I H.1 M."W cured expressly for Z. H. CooksrSon. Ret--ived icr stentner Fnlon. .. H. COOK k SON, Js . - i viH, Ind. 1 .HACMEMEL ! No. 1 Silmon : No. 1 II. 1 1 in,. ; No. I White Fisb, at E. II. COOK d SON'S. jy i M OJVBOJV rOMTBBAJVm SCOTC B MJ ALE. r.n .! . i. ju-t teceived. Those want ing a gt nmue art ;. i..r m-diinai purposes, can Red it at the atou- of CHAS. Mi JOHNSTON, j.v2L Pueey's Block. Main street. gCIH.1 M 1. 1! S .ft, JO HJY TOJV, WBOLEsale and Retail GROCER AND PROVISION MERCHANT, dc ,i r in Cordage, Katb, Gbwac Omnt, I'ow.ler, Plater Paris, 4c, No. 18 Main street, near the Canal, EvaasviUa, Ind. feL2M 'tEIBATMHB BUSTeWs ! IEATBLBB Mr DVSTERS' IS d i ass'd Feather Dusters, from No. 0 to 14, !oth plain aud fancy colored. Received in fine oriel aud for sale bjr jylfl vv Z. 11. COOK k SON. . JF AST A BBS VAL OE OLB fOTA-M-d TOKM-liX Kt,. w, ..tr.,e Hll, fltlr n.,r lau.ling from steamer Kate French. Call and get some before they are all suiic, at jel4 V o'KEK Y BROS., 82 Main st . ' E If .9 Sja.HSJBAM' Ttm nndertake the management of a count iy Grocery Store, l .t far from this city. Apply to Y. Z., J.wrnal office, staling salary excted. All applicaitts in nst speak tVrosao, aud ba acsastomed to trading. Jy 1 -?t IOOO I. MS I looo tr sugar -e ured Dried Beef, jsju tfceU White Beaas, Turn tt - Pearl Barley. Bteaiuer lUzel Dell, at '.. U. COOK k SONV. Becslve. je3 tm mmEU'tt ; A HAMS BXBBBSS ! W DRY t;H)OS! Just reo ived, a nice I. t of steel Spring Skirts, Lace Mantillas, Lace P. int, with av ht at other g.K-l-n..w i i .1 i.n M I I l i i; , NIFHAU8, JeSJ 4 M iin street. IW'U' II BJS'ITI BBATAUCTIOJtr mVW On Till RSDAY MORNING, Jam M, U6, it nar Auction Rooms, a lot of n w Bedsteads, it . ii.-w Bureaus, and oUn-r ai ticle. Alto a cask ol I Slioes, ready-made Clothing, and many oilier ai I k lea. J W H. NELSON 4 00., Ancfrs W .inn on., so. tp Ji.vii e ji.yiii.Es M4 Ti bbls Laid Oil, 20 boxes Star Candlee, 2" Itoxes No. 1 and Crow-n Soap.' Just received aud for aale by Jy7 CTIAS. MrJOHXSTON. BjU.OCk, It RAN, A Nil SHORT 8 2t EL 't bagM XXX Flour, r tous good rich country Brau aud Shorts Just receiv . d ami for sale by CHAS. MeJOHNSTON, j20v Main street, near the Canal. Vi i'Ot h .' S TOt M i ST tIC M .'- 2 fine ?. yea. old Bay Mules, a No.. l Milch C ws, A fine lot of full bred Chester White Hopw For aale at Z. l. COOK k SON S jy Stock Yard lmWORE ' THOSE AUSTIN TBJT WTM MINITJ: FREEZERS. 1 dozen Austin "Patent 10 Minnte Ice I'nsni Freezers, Just reoeived this day per E. A C. Rafrroad. These Freezers will save the cost ol them over the old Fogy Freezer in the sating of ice in one ason, If used to any extent. In store nnd foi satat jylB K. 1U COOK k SCN tmjTICMNE 1 It rOOB8 BUBE AMB8. TARP WARRANTED. 2 six pound Cans, lOfj jiouiid Cati, r Jfl lialf ;.. !inJ C. us, 25 el z quarter oond Cans. We warrant the a!ove brand of Mrd to ba pwuaiid iud. aurpasswl Iry any, and Pnlv to be bjsd - H. (bOOIC 8oN. rWUN BLATE ' M 3ol bxs IC Tinplatc, 120 do IX do, , . . .. 1 V io IC Roottng Tin, Oelo IX do. 50 do IC Coke Tin. On hand and for aale by SAMUKX ORB. WpiFTY IIO I.i. A MS BBUTABB The bV above reward will be iven for such lufbrmv tion ai w ill L ad to the rietc-ction and conviction o lb- " rtiuii or persons bo Iismai:tled the Neptune Eire Engine, ami placed part of ia fixtures in the Canal, on or about the 1m day o' July, jyi -n W. BAKER. Mayor. B ml BEIT FROM THE UKBOBTMB. BB j doz pts Lark lay A Perkins' London Porter, indozqta do do a", .i doz I te .Yilsopp's India Pale Ale, l"do. qts do do . The above Ale aud l'oi Uir is warranted to Iw the geuuiue imported artfc'W and it, ia flue order. Reeeiw-d in core aud for sale by jviti a. H. C4JOK d 00. t-.it NtlMIBS - T l.V) twgs Rio ffv-a, v bbbi Wiliuingttm Tat , i ball bbls do. Ml bids Rosin, ,n I ilc Navy obhlst Ail : 'si boxea assorted Tobacco. .r , usee Mat he. In ktSJO lol sale b au23 ORR. OALZKLL k OO. to TICB. HJ INtJ S OLU JN . . I .1 m. . SJ .... I sjmsji w w inierei iu -tit estauiisnoit nt u at. tjuu-t Vickery. the style and firm will la future be VicaKin A BaoTvnas, in hope tnercfore with the sciiiilsition if a mu but .xjierieDced partnsr, i ! u w ill be au i ucrease of trade to the house. Thanks fr.r ii"t favors Respectfnlly, Ac, I W VICKERY eT Co., kh2 No SB Main strsst.

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