Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 2, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 August 1859 — Page 2

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tun Vtniv outnaU bVANbVILLE, IND.

FRIDAY HnUMMi.. AUGUST U If the law against the adulteration of liquors were to be rigidly enforced, it is highly probable that every iiquor establishment in this city would be closed. The greatest difficulty in the execution of this law woold be in detecting the adulterations, and in determining wliAt stiouid be considered adulterations in opposition to what might b set up m d- tenst as necesaary ingredients in m.ii.ui.H ture. We imagine it would ! hp -1 .. I pu at riuuiouoi me iaw ceea. W r ou.d not altora to snu ou iur IMlrmBW t iimnsts sw Liebig. or even m ni our own couutry, in order to gR iin iiquor analyzed beyond dispute, and uj chemist at home would be willingly taken as authority, or would himself be willing to take the responsibility or incur the odium of such analysis. But suppose a smelling and tasting committee should be appointed to go round and nose out the matter, where could suitable men he found? I c jur. t, tb city, county, and court officers i j i uu upon their ufiproprta'euess B to oassrt that the cummiliee w-.jiu te maUe up trom their number . bu'i. on. taking thought of the quahfiiwu rieve&artry in such a committee of intym lint, riu-.r unfitness would I painfully n U v. lieu it M as made known thai not mm .... now in office had ever had the 'eao. exper ence in such examinations, either Ml iMlJf K ffici d.y. Imagine such a cutu:mttee of tue city officers, with the sheriff ccas abies, and a few lawyers thrown in, gai i round Mime niuruing, ipaptttiag the pur rot" liquors sold in Evansville. No one, without having ever previously tasted or idD-it of the article, would be competent to jui.ge the quality, for how on ear-h could a man who had uever in his life tasted a drop of good liquor tell that which was bad ? Upon reading this queatiou over carefully after writing it, we discover mow a wroug inference might be deduced from its construction. We must not be understood as intending to convey the idea that persons never tasted liquor because they always n?ed bad. Not at all ; we mean, of course, that they have no experimental knowledge of any kind, and tbereiore could not distinguish bad from good. How could Um ever tell one from another, who had u ued anyone kind? How could Iter Mil bad trom good unless they had previously tusted both How could they detect the presence of deleterious drugs, unless they hud experienced the effect of such adulterations, or knew the taste of pure fluids ! Besides, the smell and ta:e would make the committee sick before they had examined one block ; and we can imagine them passing a full bottle trom one to another, refusing, each in his turn, to taste a single ''suiidgun,' and taking a vote all round to resign for incapacity. Where then could a good taster or smelt-master be found? The Legislators whu male the law are no better judges of liquor Hi in the othcer who execute the uws. gad even the Governor of Indiana, ,.ui---.i. iio uiictioucd tne law, could no more ten tue dilference between good and bad liquors by hu organs of taste and smell, than a member of the Legislature, or even a Congressman. What will be done iu order to carry out the prov.. ns of the law in this particular we are unable to say. Perh.i? it would le well for the Governor to a, j n it com ui i - lasvraa to oblaiu a sample of a. - i every vendor in the ISiat i a, i. tor a year or two With ii theCiS Opon the stomach, brains, and SMWtlUHioa of a tew criminals condemned to le uuug, or perhaps a tew subjects nr.i. it be .miamed witii no more loss to Soei i ' fe xi General Assembly. An ajtj.i. j.. mi on equal to that for the use of the pre Li Prisou Commissioners would suffice tor the expense, and repay the State ,i- profitably. We shall aw ait the execution of tlii? wtw liquor law with intense interest. I .f A IMttVf of Col. Drew has sho n us a i t . dart ad at Detroit, where the Colonel It. usoca n.au a Meek, makiug up (jovcraa nil iui plies to be distributed bybim iiii s i.ound Lake Superior, to the vane I .an ribe3. The steaaaer illiuott, BIm .. . ..:ai Ult hi Iiau Afecut returns with - up, lies, w notice, is advertised tolea.-e Uetrji i . i pleasure exenrsion, aLd . 1 . it 4" ; - BBisaasiaal by a,, excellent bflOJi und ; II .t u. i ot MUSic, announcing that this I tiu .v uroioti ot the s-asju. ,. , , la Immmm the gallant Coloi 0 c t i o- r v. i . :;i e. -elleut l ii, ii. "ie tone of ue L-tUr w .-huve attu, the o'.-i .v ir-hora " Iron Grey " ii still kick- ' ... . : t, -ii nt S. h u iraitiLf h ril win- , 1 11 j - - - - - - J o i mng golden opinions from ail who have dealings with him, and say3be is hapjy now only because he hopes that in due time he shall 1 pormittad to settle down again amoug bis old Vanderburgh friends. To show the favor ;u which he is regarded, it icems that the captain of the Revenue Cutter no v eruisiug iu the Lake Superior water Lrt; tendered the services of his own ; aud other aajajjtla, iu counettiou with the paynae us on the Lakes. This is thing but Be'.douj, if ever dune, and is a real compliment. ! " V The special District Prosecutor at ims lerm ui mcv ommon I'leas Court haa ben very letirc in getting up informattuus :igainst tha keepers of bars and liquor nkMMl for violations of the law in regard 'd the ale Of intoxieatihg liquon. Over fifty inforniatioiij have been filed for violaIkMBJ .1 the .Sunday law, the license law, ..... . - m :inl tin-lnw iir'iliibttinc: the sale of liquor to minor. . Over dozen persons came npyestonlttv am i Aail gnilty to tbesechnrgw, and were let go a ith the iowrest fine under thl laar. It baa excited considerable feeling and no. a little indignation amoug must of tbe liquor sellers. If liquor mm he sold let it ka sold accordirjg to law.

Pair Ground. Court Hocsk, August 16, 1859. Pursuant to notice given, thertoi kiioUUrs of the Vanderburgh County Atrri'-iiltural and Horticultural Land Association met. The meeting was called to order by the Pns-

id , s.tmuei Or. Ks.i. The minutes of the meeting, dated Aug. ig 1859, were read and approved, When, on motion of Z. H. Cook, the meeting adjourned to Crescent City Hall, yr peter Sharpe tendered his resignatjon Trustee of the Association, which wa3 reaj anfj accepted. qq motion of Thomas Bower, the Assm-i-,,-,,.,.,1 to elect a Trustee to fill the . . . . vacancy occasioned by tne resignation oi Peter Sharpe. Frank Felker and Z. H. Cook were nominated. James Oakley. G. Woiflin, and John S. Gavitt, were appointed tellers ; 79 votes ( were cast, 42 for Z. H. Cook, 26 for F Felkner, whereupon Z. H. Cook was declar ed elected. The whole number of shares of stock be- i ing 158, and the constitution requiring threefifths of the stock to be represented in person or by proxy; it was ascertained that 121 shares were represented. On motion of P. Hornhrook, it was Resolved. That the Trustees of t'jo Amotion be, und they are hereby, instructed to remove the movable improvements trom the present site of our Fair Grounds to some convenient site on the E. & :. Railroad. Alter I long and animated discussion, the vote on the toregoing resolution was taken, the same tellers acting. IVy announced the result to be seventy votes for, and Anyone against removal. Majority tor removal, niueteeu. A committee consistingof W. E. Holiingsworth, John G. Potts, and Robert Smith, was appointed to audit the books of the Secretary and Treasurer, and report. The meeting then adjourned. SAMUEL ORR, Pre.'t. P. Hounbkook, Sec'y. Doinos of tue Council. On WwiORRimj evening the Mayor was ir.itructed to consult the City Attorney and get his opinion ;i- io the contract between the eity and Kratz ft Ileilrnnn, relating to supplying certain . : -terns with water from the canal. On Thursday morning the .Marshal was directed to serve I notice on these gentlemen requiring them to desist from laying pipci iu any of the streets of the city until an inaaglMSl was executed between them and the city. The Mayor pre.-inted a plan to the Council for purchasing IWt 6rst -'ass engines for the city. The plat, was, that the money be raised by a loan for a term of two yearsaid loan to be rai?ed SJ&ong the citizens by subscription ; the money subscribed to draw nine per cent, interes', payable semi-annually. The bonds given by the city for the loan are to be received for any city assessment or taxes after the levy of 18fi. This plan was agreed to and steps taken to negotiate the loan. On Thursday afternoon, au agreement w as consummated butween the eity and Knit I Heilman, in reference to water privileges. These gentlemen were allowed to lny their pipes, on condition that they would supply the cisterns at Swanson's corner, corner of i ir.-t and Pine streets, and Leet street, with water, and that the stop cocks in said pipes shall not be closed by them; whenever a scarcity of water requires it to le clo-cd without notifying the Mayor befor closing the same. Plain and Sen:blk Talk. The NonYork Tnbunf discusses in a plain and sensiWe manner the political aspect of the nuntry, and the probabilities of the aaicCCM of the Repnbliean party. Speakinc: of the dissensions bj which Pennsylvania, Xeu Jersey, and inuie.r.a. r. ere lost, and the lesson which they tench, the Tribune says: There is but one way out of the difficulties created by these lactO. And that is the way common sense points out, straightforward, clear, and honorable, and which i.s moreover, the high road to victory. It is simply to combine such of the opposition in the States we have named as agree subatautially on the main issues in the pending Ciinvaso, and drive from the place? they disgrace the patty now iu power. Let IbOjoe opponeuts of the prescat iidinintstratiou who concur in opinion upon the grt .it ijuestions now at issue act together in the coming coutest as cordially as they did in the last House, iu resisting the Lecotnpton juggle, and in the reeeut eloctiuti in returuing I mpmhprj tn the next Congress, and a uloriolls ffc4-fJ k tDe iueviut,iL. rt3uU. i thus acting, Republicans ure not saeri-fir-mg tin-ir principles. They are conserving ein- Tl,l' iir elevating it in triumph. ; lilt V life tint iltatsAlaBfl tin nhipr-fa t ' w i i w! 1 , II i aaj a ss SJ SISfJ " I f h a t .if i it i ... I r,.. .s.. 4. . .s-.t . . 'j aaav as . j vsaaa a. itsi u itJlljl. n ;u reach tlra uima of ttir hopes, it be necesnry to dampen the anirationa of this .'..v i .P l.n.ti.Miin I In, r1 iliirtfl ..t tM.it wltAs rF"" n... jiin of their casu, though ihey may regret the sacrifice, duly demands that it be made. The Wasuingujn correspondent of the New York Tribune writes : Illegal franking is so common here, that it seems atrocious to pick out a person at this late day to euSer the penalties of the law in such cases. Thousands of tons of illegally franked matter have gone throuzh the City Postoflice here, in years past, with tllc fuI1 knowledge of the official, This is certainly another strong reason for the abolition of a privilege which is capable of such abuse. The franking privilege a, intrinsicallv, a matter of little importance, b tfap aSu,M thjlt onf ()f it arp euor. mous. The cumbrous and stupid volumes that arc printed by thousands and tens of thousands by order of Congress, would never see the lght but fur the frank iug privilege. If transmitted at the most reasonable rates of postage, they would uot be taken out of - "wvv. tj .. ,- i.' 'i.i uu f va- , . m une 0f the Cntholit .ricsts of La fnyette recently gave the liquor dealers and their vocation a ventilation which, it i- ntia. in spirit aud substance, would not h ive dis(,race, the Zcai au.. f,.rvur Pw pgg. lecturer

The POPI Skx. Tbi London flnn thus picturaa the old vntleman, occupvit r the

uneasy hair : M. Peter : Th' Pope appears at this ven SICK mere sick than t when Nicholas thought it time administration of his effects, lie lias no strength whatever in his own body. Vc;i!c and tottering, he soui' tiuit s leans upon one stronu man, and sometimes upon another. Austria has held him up in the Legations, France lias kept him upright at Rome, the Swiss have spread the terror of his name in the unwarlike towns. To all human foresight he seems ou the briuk of dissolution, tmd wo should expect to see the crazy old bark iro down in deep water, if we did not remember bow often the same crisis has appeal ed at hand, aud how wonderfully the water logged and dismantled hull hits got into port aain. It is wonderful, and at the same time pitiable, to murk the senile and impotent tenacity with which the oid maa clings to bis right to do wrong at a time when ibe whole svstem aeems re.ulv to perish. JJJjjJjJ Thl Two Mississ'.m .lnktoks. A Northern exchange draws the following comparison : The members whom Mississippi studs to the United States Senate are both fire-eaters ot the most approved brand. Both lielieve in the inviolability, the eternity of slavery. Both are prominent in the debates, and each aspires t j leadership in thut ody. hi the mie externals of otutory thcr. toulrt hardly be a broader distinction than between the otf-haud, rough, und noisy Brown, and the carefully-prepared, mellow-toned Dav;. The one reminds you of a dashing camp-meeeting preacher, declaiming to acres of pioneers aud squatters on thctiouiier; the other of a prim metropolitan divine, a pattern of clerical propriety and polished diction, w hether iu the sacred desk or the parlor. The style and mien ot Davis in the Senate chamber would become the Lyceum, or the anniversary of tue Bible Society. Uruwn would better belli a Southern stump, or the rostrum of Tarnmany IIulL, where, indeed, hs has won the brightest of his recent laurels. The people of the United Stale shqw a FUong predilection tor light and fictitious literature of two thousand old and ::ew volumes issued in this country in it -cent year, about ohe-half were works of tiction and imagination. Iu France only oucn i ii th are works of the same class, and iu England works of fa my constitute one-scv-euth of the w h jle u'nuOer published. We do not know mm sa what au'hoiity thi statement is made, h we fin 1 the paragraph uncrditei. r?ut it is pr.iah!y r.cnr the truth; aud yet the English and Americans ar" fond of calliug the French a frivions proplr. . The Cicvelandcrs ar still making fools of thetn-elves alKut the death of Mr. K. T. Sterling, and a reward of $B&00 has heeu offered for the d:tcH.tion of his murt! rers. The testimony before the coroner's jury showed very clearly that Mr. S. .is killed by falling down stairs after drinking and gamblinir all Sattinl iy night, and until daylight Sunday morning. Had the same testimony been adduced on the death of a common vagabond, a second question would not have been aske.J ; but Mr. St riiug, being a prominent merchant and counted a "good Ml " in the communitv. of course he could not le cpo( te l to die in such a v ul.n manner. OfTThe steamer Sprtad Ktuile, in eon net - tion with the Chippewa, has just dptnttd one of the most remarkable trip3 on reeord in the navigation of Western riverF, havin ; tOOToracd the Missouri river from its mouth to Fort Ueiiton a point within sixty miles of the hcaal waters ol the Columbia, and three thju:itnl one bonded Ofjd tuenly mileaU'Ve tho mouth of the Missouri. Tins is nine hundred miles a'xnethe mouth of the Yellow Sto'ie, and seven hundred mi.es furthea ih. ui any other steamboat hits ever been. BrTju. Death and taxes arc ;i items" which nolwih ran escape, in eity or country. Hut in cities the taxoa are sometiun s btotm than death. For example : the amounts assessed for aridendft Renrt and Duanr street', nonr the City Hall, and Whitehall street, near tho Battery, in New York, is one raillioa four hundred and ton thousand dollars; and t "no whole length of street to be widened is - than two miles. tkjf The Brahmin. Mr. Jogut thunder Gatigooly, who was driven from the tab'the Glens Falls House, N. Y., on account of I uk hue of his skiu, was made quite a lion at fjongress Hall, Saratoga, faff Lmdlwrd plated him at a sciit of honor, took dinner with him, and left him in chargr of his giirst, who did him all honor. Transfer of IT. S. Troops.--A detachment of United StatC3 trooj-s, seventy-three in number, aud com inatided hy I.teuleoauts Dana and Weeks, arrived at St. Louia on tie 17ih iust by the ste.nnbo.it Spread Eagle, from the distant post of Fort ltundall, on the Missouri river. They again took passage ou the Pembina for Fort Ridgely. where they will join as recruits a detachment of the Fourth Artillery, in garri-uB nt that place. The whisky a'tqut Laffyrotts pioducta tetanic sp.isrn. such is the poisonous nature of the stuff dealt nut. But the fleo-bacht-r, a Geruiau paper, ?ys that -the liquor sellers mu.-t make their pro-fits, though their customers ait get the cholota in one week!" We shir t imbibe on the invitation of that editor, should we Lafayette. - -. B1)A pugnat'ioti? bull, ot' great - tn-nrrtft. andertook the other day to Luck u train off the Alleghany Vallcj Railroad, und sucyet led in throwing ofT tlie loooniotivo, tender, and four flrelghl cilrs. The hull w (is cTtisrtJ to a jelly, the train badly damaged, and delayed, but the j'd. oii.vio escaped injury. WftaH ariLLTHI Worlu BTOP !. y:m-' A wapaper at Troy, X., .t publijlitd not long ago a tale of unheard of cruelly'. aDOtn a umn who had procured an iron ra . i" which he kept Wis wifv. The statement araa geui'rally l irculntesl an i Mieved. It excited the nidi gn.it is r of 4he nu n and the tears of t hi- tender mx. It ap.etn now. howevtr, that tho only fonn.hniun i'or Nfc iroucage-'tory Is the fief that a ftMiilenian of that city ptircha-ed a ct of te' hoop- for hii wife

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ind hfetory of yellow fever in i rle.i -nte:. .at '., direct solar lerifiit is L'i 1 iy j:reaier .North t tl.'-South, at. ei tain seasons, and tf ;- not po, and it is Increased at the South, it seems to break up or interfere w ith the' order or nature, and in conjunction with other MOTfjtl u produce disease. In his view, yHluw fever is fRra-inocd by thodirect rays of the sun or. the atmosphere. iT The latest fashion announced from Enrope rs that of dressing very plainly when .Cointf to church. Some of the ladies of the ' first circles, ' go up to worshipin plain calico. It is thus sought to encourage the attendace of the very poor, who have hitherto withheld their presence for lack of Sunday clothes. I ; t . v t 1 1 1 i : ! persons were ii! in Sos.th Reading, Mass., after attending a pic-nic. A physician waj recently called to attend a lady w ho was seriously ill upon her return tn t$ an excursion party, and in reply to his query - what have you eaten?" enumerated no less than fourteen different articles of food of which she had partaken! A Danv.f.roi s Cat. The New Bedford M rcury says that a day or two since a child asieep in its cradle in "that city, in the absence of its mot icr. was almost deprived of life by I cat, which was found with her claws fastened in the dress of the child, drawing its breath, and it was with the ercatest difficulty tint the stealthy creature was withdrawn. DIED. At Baa Sltwnj . nn Tin Inj in miii). "inn i cth, at l.-ilt'-pa-t five o l.k-k, Benjamin Flou frs, aged IB y.-ars. 1 month and 1 days, after a Jotift and painful Ulfces. whi. li he b. re with Christian patience aud fortitude. The decease I formerly reaided iu this city, and was engaged with the firm of Tenney Sor n- a. Ha poss.--t d many amiable and genen-ua traits of character, and leaves a large circle of friend to meiiru Ida 1jM. "Bleated STi the dead vho die in the Lord." NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. f. 'T.I I ..i. .. i : .fl . 5 i&il Ai '.I . . (il: Onbank and in n-.nk f(M.(Vor I'aju in tin- hatels of asjpQta.... .;T,4-:i ill 81 9iMI N Ib-al Kstaie nninenmbered 6,fiOu ou Loans serttreil by M..rta.. on utieneuinl. red Real Kstate XfJM 00 U I as aniplr M-curod bv pledge of Stocks, Bonds, ms mow ra K.'t(2. 00 ' tkiiu L. 5i. Truai to. M elt. K.'wY. 'l .. .S-'i.f-'O 8'i...Vi .'is. TiarPS AinerieaOTsS. UitikStiK-k, N V 2n,0i 2i,n o0 shares Metropiditaa Ituuk stork, N Y 20,000 21,800 jea shares Bank of Cm ment; t.rk, N Y -'u.ishi 20,(Hhl 10 shares f'otitinent"! Kk roek. I V 1 .,000 15,150 .hares Menhants' Ex. tlsrlr. M I MyNO lO.Ofsi 1J6 shares 1 AUrstiuSs' . N Y .. l".;r V,VjOOaliarea I'luenix Stock, N Y IO.Oisi II -SOQ !' , r- o. sr-rk, S Y 4,(M 4,a ki lmre- Far. .1 JUcU's -t k.U-rtftwil .0oii "IOO .lar.-s I'liu-nix :ek, Hartford 20,fssl JO.400 J00 shares Mer. Mai.ufae'sn Ht'k, Hartford. Jo,ini 21,000 list efcars AHn cmmmmmmmmm, Hartford J",(ss. 21,600 l'J." shares .ify Stock, Hartford 17,000 2o,6frf l.V) dhares Mercantile Stk, ll.rrford lOtxl !.1,1B0 110 share 8tate Stock, rfartfird 11,000 11,200 SSaharsa Hartford Stock, Hartfaaaj u -"W :i,io ot) shares of .1 'ouut-i ti.-tit River, 8t. Ilartf.-rd. 2 W 3,2' lOsU.tres Hartford cttuii. Tv Stvk. Hartf.nl. .. 50O 1" -h.irt-s i itii ns' Bank Stk. Wutcrbary, r:t.10,i v lo.too liJt AVaterburyS:k, Walerhtirv, Ct l'KXl 1,1' v, 4 shares Station! Stoek, Stafford, Ct 4i"h Y2 loo shar.- Holyok- Water I'owur, Mass U,is 10,1.15 10 Hhare New Britain W ater Bond lO.OOn lO,G00 10 shares C nillL Bunds 10.000 7,400 Sale, Mo no 730 ou A unuUtt-J Interest on Loans. Totat .Wt.- '47,71i 30 Liabilities Losses unadjoated and uot due 23,7:m; f.l & L. Li'UilLS, President. II Li i H , -lecrelary. JUUN V. NLXSLN, Agaut. .iil.i I i ail-. rule. IimL VotweT-Jll i-AurnmRBPRtiM County Orders drawing Inteiest, and ahich have t-i ii endrrrsd previous to Jnne 1. wt!l be redeemed h presentation t the CountT Treastner. N. R No interest ar-rulny. aft. r t' is date on tM orders will l paid H. St , lS,'. "h.ipter 11, Si.tinS. THi:o. VKNN KM ANN, aaj; ly-la Treasurer V. 0. ' m s't'I - nij jskd ' 'a jAusr Md street, nar St. Paul's ( hurch a LADY'S HIIKASI'PIN a hnnch of irrapoa in coral, with ftold -ettin. As ir is highly and peculiarly prized Im the "wasr, it is hoped that Um finder will rest"!.it hy leaving it at thi ortiee, and receiviaa a suital le r. u.-ir.l- thereby awskoDitiij the most live. Iy ur.itittiile in the h-art of a lasly. auxU 25 : BOXES EXTR.1 HMU! m. H a N... i Mn- Apple ri.. . -, , 2 Vhls Powdered Sugar, o lihh'Vu hr 1 do, 2.VI lt cli- lce suirnV-ctire.l Pri.d Beef, ..isi Jb- pri Leaf Lard, 10 hut!l:irC;UiJles, ta trx Oiial do, lo kitts ii. 3ta.-ker-l. Received per steamr St. Louis, at . II I OOK SON'S mr ojvint.-v t' n'V km a. dscot i'U M-d ALK i eaaka ass'.l pts & qts London Porter, 4 do i do lcotch Ale. A nuiue It: lief I I'd artiele at aaajfca z. ii. cook wLXWm. A Efi V.WA.W ttiEJLB ATOU m99W 1-l.U :X kei- Miami Ul istin- do, ' .-t pa lout Safut t ust. Fo- sale by .. U. CO Kv A SONS, AgU. I .V "ll. LE fV pjnti.ui I 'A KJ'I -Th- steamer ULVKU STAR, 1 wler, master. leave-" Kvaitvi 'i Wo'lii'-sdav. and Fri.Iay, at I- u'ch-ck M. Lea'.. PSslueari -ery Twe:Hv. ThnrwIaT, aiel Sturdnv, n '. iioclt i 1 mrvctinj nt fcvansville v. ah tho Etransvilh auil Cra.wt'ordssilli.' Railroad, for all p-lnt N ! tV .i.d K.st. with pack. t tor T. itiisvftle, flrn n, std Wabash rivers. At PsdiH-ah with jack ets K.r t. Louis, New nileaii-. at 1 th' Dailv Mail Ul' t i CaiPO, N.u.hviU... aad TrLc. . -ivtr. s"lt - ; r mptly att. iij.-d, an I barges for fi-elirbt and passsjfe, same as charged by the regular packet. Thn.ii.h bills of Iniiiug jiTeu t.i New .us and all p.-uiw on the Tenut-ssee and Cumberland rkers augl8 rrniwt i.nrs i on $4K.R.lilK sl hAT atrilsi i oMers for wRt two aaxalami Lots oa 'lb. id and t h.-srj street These lots are adnoriil.lv uite.l fi.r'resi.t. ii. ik i.r bufiiii'ss purposes. Tim. iesv. AMI) t' THOMAS MAT kit. at MuS-r Heiuent I vMajl -tor.-. aiil--'f OVVs, LA turn H : UA l mRXXMAVEO .1 i. iikiKDmt-ut .1 Uwi , i- I. in.. -, hih! i th- r fluV j;ot.i' v., it' . ur attention, whith we air gotna: M i tnn thm wlihonf reserve, ,onimencmt; thin niornitik at . .. . I -I Coma up and see Ib-.Tl, if y..'U donl'l bill ingl' II NELSON A CO.

MISCELLANEOUS. i.u liei d fr.-h pr.. ui,4 t, in Me.-d from tli' enntr, at VtaKl.NK, I'OKM' k ' ..S, augS 17 Main tr-t.

WlttlBn REEF! HRIEI9 REEF f R-F Jut received per steamer Jif'.b I'oe, a j uu article of tURnr -cured lri.-.f Beer 'illan1 try it, at IltekWXi:, OCJUtlCK k 00.8, itugS t,.l , ' 1 47 Main street. Mi R PITH V I F. ii E TJ R I.ES.-Jt M. fine tot of Jfeahanor.lt Potatoes, a tot of prime Oaionr, Al. par.1 aud picked, recem-.l everr In fr.ui .;irwn orrUardn, at 1 ItsKINE, CI' UN I 'K A CO.'S, WS? 47 Main ttl a i' i r. rjRKRH.Rjv Hjurn MkiJM Kiile, in down Aj-j.'- l'an-r. .-...m. . tiling different trom the old Mvl. jy (.EO. S. S ;TAG. Id Main rt. 39 -'-'' ::!: i .in :n It tiim: .1 -MT liei roW Kus. Just arrive 1 from tin Kast. a tredi bupplv l ecelU-nt llUV ;Kl. , mwbjiBg in pnrt of a large lot of MoSqaftO Bars, Calicoes Ac, He, vrUHL we offer low for cash, si our cheap ('ash Store, r 45 Ma n street, Kvunsvill-, Ind aog-i MILL A NIEHAl S BOUTHEBlg RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT GUIDE BUSINESS DIRECTORY. rWWK FVRLMSHER OE TMMtt WtUH M with a circulaticn often thousand psfMOulb, would respectfully inform the mT h ints .f Kvaiisville and icii:iiy that be H prepare! to contract for Rilverfisi-nients at IWjTotr rat. . BusinwM Can'. Jlrt peran'n ji One Sjnare. Uair rRe . One Page ." r Address . C. BR A IV, RdHor Soitth. ni Railroad Guide. jyH-d Box boolevtlle, K. UUNNELL'S Flooring Mills , cobn'eh .r WALXFT STREET AND THE CAN U FV A SEVILLE, IM THIS JKfV E 1.1 BJLM SUM T is now iu full (eratiou, with new and completa Machinery of the latest stylo, for PlaaiBg and Dreting Lumber, nlauing and grooTintf Kl. oring, making Door Hud Saah M t.Mln.-, Window Blinda, and every other description of work d ne in aiKh esUldishiiianri. AH won ;it iiies Bfflla warranted t.. h. veil done, aud ll b' offirrre it -rim loreiyi-:ili pri v IVirkin. R S - f all Itll h mad tit ftrder. llr;;. 1U and S J" -ll KavTeci to -mi;, p tttei n i.u ..i.iivii L.ii.ls el Sain doiie t.. . .iinl in thjp uiost approved -t '. . iyil : ' WILLI Ji hUMLIi. St. Charles Saloon. N K r PRTjrfclfcTOftsmP A.N EN TIKE RE-'ORC ANJZATrOS jiWEntSRfi. nt.n.n:ii a Mutm is. WfAW trom New Oi U.uk-. nur. n ,e-1 t. M. CHAKLKS SALOON, on Kir site the Bos: Office, and hare f stre. t, m-ariy p-rr-rtttr . It In n pint and attractive styte.' The new urojuiei .i 1 . e. . . 1 1 : keern-rs of fashionable "ami opular Restaurant i iu N.-w Orleans, and tliey will ei dsavor, Iu Uteir house, to comhiri- Vt the eV-ahcles an4 Inxi.ri. -of Northern and x utl,a He.-tauiai - iu the SI CHARLES. They har brouclit a husjse and cmnpletf I of choice Lijuors from ttVW Orlaaaa, which ihey collscted wita care during their business in that city Their connections and' :n-.niintanec la tlia: city will caable th. tu to obtain the efioieesl "-ij -plies of Lifinrs, Prnlts. and luxuries frcm that market in future, and they will MM urv Mise nor pains tj make the 5T. CB&BbES -uri hereafter, its former rejiresenttion, as a plessaa1 alon. a place of jr-vd livin:-. and elennt, ret ne.l nnd luxurious rert. QtT Billiard players w i'l liudat this Saloon -et of IhaOsMsM marl. I.- t 'j Billiard Tables, from th-. well known and celebrated factory of J. M. Brunswick ( Co. j The uu Ii rsignixl flatter themsi lv trust l -n -Ii ience au 1 car.-tnl .ttt.-ntioti will enable them to merit a reputation ea.nl to any Saloon in the western couutry. tt8 A - 1 'I'lel Lunch will la" s. iv.-.l up n tin m-st a'pro ed tTl aver) atavatfaa at 1 o !o--K. HAMMKB i DUMlWVtS nut4 Lat. . I N.-w Oi l. HE TMJRJPMtAfa C9dWLTRWrm t V HOPS AND BONE SET IT is tLe rmfest, b.nesl, ehmp.i, tu 1 mist retiaIde remedy for Hie K-ruiitneut run- of CoLD. DUSB8. UOAUSKNK.S, ASTHMA, CROUP, whooping GO GO II, And all iiOt-ctions oi the Tiiroat and Luna. It Is -ins; prepared upon Scientific t rim iples, and Ir m articles tliat ure entirely veetahle. '1 l.e COMPOUND riYKl P F HUM AND feOMSSBI Is m.'iiiufactnred tv V. ttOTHBNBUSIl I BON, Ifamilton, Butler County, Ohio, to wln ni all orders must be addressed ; and sold by KELLKK i W1IITK, DniRKiatr K :ni" ilLe, Indiana, iui-1 hj Druiu ivn-l Merch.int.s throufLout th coutitrw ffiaK-ly WmR. U. J. LEEDS? 0f'.V.Vir si r. MP vniPTK OR Na!uVI Tt'Nli'. stii.i. cusva FEVER A HD AGUE NERVOUS DISORDERS, YKLLOW, CHAGHKS, ANI PAN AMAefcVJCKS, (an often he prevented hy tho nse of this invilual n-nif il; . Th rwijie H from a ery celelo-nte.1 Phj sician, after hnrtus' thirty-ftTe T.ars' csjc i ience hi Hespfwil and j-rtrat.- pricfi.-e in New fork City, and has loen tested in all sect ion- i f the country, during toe past six years, with I lit- mosf wnderfiil succe.s. Art you Aerrw, f;cpfi, ..- ttufirfpfrotn j . trillion, aftfr dtseav f I recommend and pnsrantee this Medicine ns n piTfect To-dc .1. II. HAZARD, Proprl- t 1?1 Maiden Lnne, and 5 Fletcher street, Tesj Ti tW For sale ley J.FICH A CAKf MWrT JulVdWim W JW i HO O I. O I THE I . lERMJ .SITV AT CAMBK1IHJF, MAS The lusiriictors in this (Mibool are . Hox. .1. i:i fARKER, LL.D., lijalu Tivfesw r. Hon. Ttmn'HiLih Pam-nons, LL.fi., Dn. Professor. IIo.v. r. ii.Ki Va.-iuu i-.n, LL.l,, I niv rs:t Fsyfesaor. Tho Ctnirsu of Iuntnictk.ii euiluaces the utions brauches of tha Common Law : and ol 1- ;uit. . Admiralty. Commercial, International, and toi -niii-tionul Law ; acd the .lurisirudenco of the I'niteil Statea, The Law Library consists ol aAtsaM lAAtflO volumos, ami as new works appt-ur, they nretulded. and ran eft.rtis maile t.. r.-mler it . oniplel'. luniructkin is Kyen by oral lectures ajid esf ---itc 'lis, (and by recitations ami exaiuiiiKie-hn in connection with them.) of whe h there ;uv MefWri j wo Monti'uuits an- MapAoUea ii sack week, at each of which a cause pr Ioaaly Kiven out is argued by four students, and au opinioii ileliir ered by the Pre,idiu Innti'U u-r. Ko iii.an itu.-r facilities are also provided tor the Club Courts; aad an Assembly is held weekly, for practice iu dafrah . .aud acipnriiii; a knowledge of parliaiin-ntaiy law and proceedings. Students niayuiter the 6ch.nl in ani ataeoi' their professioiial studies or mercantile puisuits, mil at tho coiuiueaceniout of either term, or in th middle, or other n t i.r th.- term. They an- at liberty to elect wbut studio th -y will pursue, according to their view of their .-wn aaata aud attaiimeats. The Acadumicalyear, w hich comm. tn e on Thursday, six aamkl after tho third Wednesday in July, is dirtied iuto two ttrms of twenty weekt eh, with a vacation of six weeks at the end of each term. Duiing the winter vacation, tliti Library it oihmi ed, warmed and liftti d, for the us.- of the mi mhars Ol the School. Thi Exercises oi tho next Term will commence ..ti MONDAY. Sejitember ftth, 1- '. Applications for admission, ..r i'..r catalogue, ..r any fiirtbee iufrmatini, iiiny N tn el r . : the I'rofi-flsors at ( 'ambrid'.-e I'AMSKiiwiF, Mass.. .Inly 'j.', '.'.'. mm oji bh' Hqi j,i.iti.. ii MM Coaiiii iiiCoiiiir.il ol tha t ity oC Kvansvili.. met a.- a lUr.l of KiU.il i 1 1 1 n ou the Mh lav e.1 August, 18.VJ, at the City Cumil 1'li.iiiiU r, tvi'the parpnaa af rmaKilaa all aim h mi ni made opon real estate or (Kirsoiial prujn'ity within the corporate limits of the city !' ttan-ville, .-m.! continue in se-i.ti fr- :ii dny to day, t:ni ,1 all as-- - iin-iitr. shll have birn erpmlired. All tax payeis are hereby re jt:. te.l to call and examine th.-ir respective assessments, daring tieH.ti rini'-i oaa oi the ie-.jon of aaM BaaVd audit' they Hnd raiiss of ct-mplaitit in such asse.i i. tit t.. present Kin h Krie a lice t r adjasttaent ll onbi of Collin il. Attest : aaUl P. HI UKK. Ciiy t l. rk. flOEEEE. SI tl.l B, .710I..ISS . . I '-'I b.i IS i. Cutic, , V ISxkC'tS .Isti Corlee. ."0 bb Is N. O. Si: -;ar, i"si IsbaiAr d, Lout. IVw'u So -jet , loo ULls KaladM M l, -D0.kgs a -iied Teas, t aaaaa Cloves tu-t recalrcd t F. ii LAP. K?K.

MISCELLANEOUS. CHANGE OF AGENCY. PHCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. Hartford, Conn. The agency of this favorite Caupan . held by M.I KN C. HALLOCK, Ksq., but this day hwi clianped, and JOHN V. KSE, Late of Alempi.is Teim., baa l . en aiipoiiittnl a his sneefssor. Parties le.ldiun Puliciei in the I'll (EN I ' , can Imve thwm reaowinl l.y calling upon Mr. M. MAOILL, General Air't, Cincinnati INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL TO

9 Till PHCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY o r BAMTFOMD, ' c.V.v. Caah A- t .uVKl: HALF A MILLION DOLLARS, i. L. LOOMTS, President. II. KKUMSi rotary. Ma uu. General A. !it. Cincinnati. ' Applii'.itiua r.-i .-iv,-.!. Policies issued and renewed, and all l.usiness pert lining to this agency firomfitty attendwt tu JOHS . SfEXSKN, Agent MMke vtt lr. Uit . ov.-r Adams Express Conipany. aiml2-Sm Greatest Book of the Aere ! VTher. is u inderfnl cotnhinath.n of native talrut of the fiirt order in UUh frub National Work" -V. V. pmO$ T..i.-. , HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATICS. V ROM Tilt: Karllest Period to the Presrut Time. BY J. A. 6 FINCKK. 1. D. .MeUlher ol the WH Vorl; BittPTicaJ Svl. ty. j MeinU-r le la Kn-iete Oriental de Krano. Author i i .r Kxypt and tin Holy Laud. Ac, Ac This National Hi"t"ry, written hy au aceinplihed An ri au Author, and Uautifutly enilKl- i liaised by American Artit, anions whom an- I Leotfje, VVier. Vauderlyn, Powell, t'hapiu.iu. t'h.tppeU,MM "rt'dl, eoMPMida Itself by its sterlii i , merit t- tin favorable consideration of the Anieri- ! cao pnbl i. . N pains nor -' dm ha. lieen spared j I to render this Work worthv i f lu in, m every re- ; sp-ct. h:i!l.-l M Bo.-k or tM Aim rn'i Kx. rv pulil.i instituticti 1 1' .mr rwantry, tasatly, . el ry citi.-ii should fMaesa earh a N- ti.ii:il Work. that he may semi wr il ii.-tro tive i.-.-. rd.-. and ; kiudlnhia L-ttiictiint at itn -.irit lirring narrttirv.an.l iMjiiit to it xhihitioii ofi.uiiw and -Mil. wit It Ihos)' relinks of geuerons viithmiaaBi wbicti ; atara a sajajdu. tion of native tulent e.iuuot tail to iv. akeu in th.- heart of every lrr.- Ann-i iciau. 1 Tii' work Lt .published iu oisu-aaontlily mrt, Li" i rrnts eaoh, delirercil at the Miov i iU-r r. oi K-ni j fre f ch.ir ; jtyahi.-oidy on delivery, ;uid old only It suhserifKiou. " Pnb4t.-d hy J'"HIN"N, .ItV A i . r B-ekiaaii -tn't, New York. . V. J. Mepllo. 'alt.ivh.C Agei.l. ! tign.M 10, lf?. Vlii RTO-SHAKSl'EAltE- II 5.1 STKAT1 IAitiei ieaii F.lltion. The rowpl de work of William SUakspear.-- Iueluding hi Pl:i - I'.uie, ud lf.-. frusa k)ta Oj-ij. laal Ti. C.in-foilv oofWrHM ud r.ni .1 wifh ta-fcd: t;otiv ofKiii-.l.f. Ilalllw.dl slid C .Ri.-i Virh Historical Iuti ,tn.-tioii end N l. -. U.tli R htiialnry :nd Ctilic.il. With new iii.d hnelv rxeeirti I STEEL BHORA 1 v-s of all oelel.i io d Aim iie,ui .V fills ol (W.pl'eseat eelitiirv in S!iakjt-l i'lll Cha i -ei-rs. The work is pabUahad in setui-motitlilji parts, ;it U". cents e.i.-h. and ivabl oiilv -.n deliwr) PuldWbed by JOHNSON. FRY ACO., ft Dselsaaa' trt et. Nfw York. The A'.-ut,C. J. SU'j.Jieun, ii, th .v Ml lit. Sh : - wo.rfl House, and will r;dl uporii nr citlreti, ntnl show thein the work-. atirll-2w 1 JD JSSOisVTtOy. -Tin CChVASTXEB- i shiii hereiul'ore existing under the- name aad i etyle of C!urke f Royd, was diseoired on the 20th ,1 day of July, tv mutual consent. LKVi s. CLARKS, i Kagtf.fr K'tfiKKT poyp. j R O RE ItT ItOl V, Jim-Mi 7E4 T. HSioe on Second str. t. Ik-iw.i Vin-- and Wiion, next uooi to lhe old Pr.'Shyteriaii Cburali. Plans, scification.s, il-'n.l drum ings, Ac, lor all j clas of liiiildiiia, pibfiu. ed on -di.-rt notice, h-.-. I on reasonable tcrn.s aoi:)7 LEVi S. CLARKE. gr iOJS'TRJ TOB .?.V Bl AJ.M9EH. iv shop comer of Si.Mh aad Ualnnt -ti...Hm I aiupivpsrel i. c iitracl f t il! work iu ; .-or line. uo17 WmhMMJYrR RfMJLR, A fRJVJSMMB M inoikba .uru w ldh Leaa, Vo." Kr-gn lo - lo Zinc, ilCJ It.s i .ii re Kn.Iiah Ked Lead. l caaa Freo. h Wkila ItRfl Usaaa, 100 'mm Fuiflish Patent Dr.. r, 1000 itWMi falata aaj. """ raan Paints laasa, aaaO extra Putty, in tin can;, pillions LuiM-ol oil, I ..est No. 1 Coach Varnish. 1 do White Demar do, I do No. I Tiirpeiltiliir do, I do Drown -Japan do. With a lull ass. rt im nt . f Pil-.t. Scrubbing, Whitewash, Horse, and 'o"ni.-i l!ritsh- s. J ust racei ved by K. S. BAHCOi'K.' T II E J. IT T I. E . . JV ST It. I. A II BAH. Ywit nflt-n hear Ladies remark ih.-it th-'v can always be suited at s. KMIiH ll A IX.M. t he reason is that they i. r 1 1 .:. in the Dry i .'oods Uue, and as tb,- m- .lisp.ni : -at reduced prices in ordei t - inake room tor au earlv full jmrchw : ihe atlracfion is ntrisuallv lar-e. ySO" iheirstoik of Sho is .-.-.-lei.t. and in prices cannot liei xeee. ai .' r i.oiu EI.OI B I JI ST i receivi received and for sale i-'i &ks frch (crontid xtra a hUa alu at Flwtr .iitk do .-eperftu-. tie. In bids extra d... All of which w- .u mnt. - nCalKttt BRdTnEBS. Steam Threshing Machines. KNIC.MT TttWNMIIP. ) VAsnKnaraia CorttTT, Iva. j j 1 the tvn e it s i . r n WW citlaevs) of Vandervoricti iWHity lAoat cl rfmly tal:.- this ineth -1 of res-on niendinu t . RM t'arm.-rs and wheat prowers of IMa and adjacent counties the Steam Thresher and Separator lately intrtvlu il br onr enf et prMng l'.-llow-riti.-n, Mr. WILLIAM IIOWAKD, and lslieve it is a savit.u' of expense of fully otie-tbird oxer the liore-prtwer. As a proof of th.-alsive statement, we would stte tliatth" aaaaMaai left the farm of Mr. John J, Terry, ami was haul-d l oen oix- mile lo Hie farm of Mr. Morris Matheny. and tlin-nhed ami cleaned, to the eiirire sat iifactiMin of every persmi proM-ut, autl with h -s ban. Is than Mr. Maihony Usually employ ed, nic huudimtl nml ;-" loidkel ofuktmi iu Ink sVxsrs. We would ahsu say that tinfears utei l.iiiieii by some l.efr il- arrival, of th' dauber ol" fire, lean Ih-i-ii entirely expelled, a- we have witntsd it runtiiaaj for BSMMn I -th. r, -.111-t. u .iled by dry wheal stacks. Siirned.j M. M. GibsoM. )I . K. MatweDJ , .tohn 8 Trrrj , A. W, 1 hate oaarTian Pb ;r. W I'. Kl O. B. Kelney. A. Knight, J.din BMttt, utoiiel liraiiurer, augtt-dAw AMOTK J: OF lit JBItlJ.S't? SJI.E. w KoiicAti ha-roby given that, io ooafurmit with an order made bv th. C i;it of Common Fleas at its Jnno term, l.v'.'j, 1 will i,.Ji Ht public am -tioy, on tho '2".:h day of August, at - V. M., at the of the Court Hour.-, all that part ot Lol No. 1. in It!. . k N K7, iu t! LaMcni Fttlarxeiaeut 01 ibe i.'ity . t Krumtrille, thns lasundetl : 1 'otiitn. ucIiik uthe fr .iit line of said lot on Main street, at a I .int ltsji f.t t frJin tl e line aarMaBaj said lot No. land lot N.. j in said iloek, thence aloaaj aaal ti nt line la feet and nine inches towards Jiixth trt1 1, tb nee at rmbt aiiRles to Main strwt to toe in tha roar of said lot, theme along .id alley Is ttct nine inches toward Seventh utrect, anil thence at ruilt anglas to said allev to the place of I tea-inning. Term 01 su e, ono-thii d cash on Cue dav of sale. one-third iu three yearn and the leinaiaiuu third 111 anre years trom the dav ol sale. 1 HfiODOJtli FNMl.MANN Uuardiau of tssr minor hoiraaf jyjnl Martin lien,, tieoeaautl. B-ls soi.r rto.y .yo T I CM . THE BltW MttMrslilp bertstofora existiaa betirwn T. .1 Whit, .md C. G. K-at-. Bad) 1 Ibe name of T. J. White Co., is this day dissolved by 1u11tu.1l Don-s.-nt. r. ;. KKATS ia tloiM ant fcoriyt! rtst!. account -. W Evanm m t.i:, Aujr. ::. Vrb. aaajVtdai MITTUAL l'llil. I N. K AM I- dOMPAMY,) OF VAIt'DKBlU Ki.ll eol'NTY. K .ssi ili , Aar. 4. W.. I I. E i T I O .V. THE A AVVI Al m! election IVr seven Ilir.rctors and a I'm ii ISjSJf will l- held on HOaTDAY, tue. 16, IIW, fcstana the hours of :? and 4 o'clock I. M.. at the otti. e. ..n Third striN-i, a.loiiii!i Ibe r.-s.-.-iiM 11 v HniiK. aaK'VMM I.'I1T. KAKLY. Secretarv. It RVfiHES .1 v vtEur COMHU- . .dor. i) SI a.- : null. s. 1esv. r1.1l 7 do Mrrubbiutc -I IO do llorao do do .r. io Whitewash do do I It I l. thu do do JtHi do Cnrry Coaahs, C and f liars.

iVlISCtLLANEOUS.

Ws fulQ by BKUT a i u. mm in ii. F!.H-S JIA I ALT HHL. SO. 1 WW I i r-.ilrt f,v S. K. til L H '. KT i jf iHEESH'Zr, RXS. JUBT RKLEifr. t 8ORKN60X A C'J rWVAKU'IUH. LAUi.F. SUK AXIS IX II s r. M ,,rd-r. f.-r a!by uupi H. K. GILBEItT Cf. TOBACCO PACKAGES OF VtMGlXIA Pounds, FI Tvif, and FIr, fbr tale low by S. K. ',1 LBKRT A u. WkrsEu KEii - ;r oirjULiTY, wok hale ly 8. K. GILBKUT A CO. it IV I. F. '"Ii riiKliM ht;s VOH SALE ItY . K. itl LIIKHT A CO. HI . ... 4 1MI 1)1 XRJS A3 Saloon Matches, with er without Sulphur ceivcd by Z. H. COOK A WUftL swit.t.y $': i M.f a t- IV YOC WAKT AKAw gool Bran, go t Oil cheap. No. 3'J Main Btre-t. Th VICKKBY BROTHSB9, W . H H Mt T tt , M V M MOjIKItH, Mm Bum, (Viflee ililU, Bruahea, Dual Pans, Duster, clothes Line, C'lothea Pins, Bed Cordi. Churns, D wis, Rolling Pins, Maahers, Coltoj. Mi i . Mop Handles, Door Mat. Or anything yon may want. Call and mi. for votirselrea, at aua"' VH'KEHV BIJuTlIERS, 82 Main eL W?l"l HW Hills. EXTIIA WHITE WHEAT Woor f..r sal.- tm anplrt ;eo. foster a i o. W Illsh)-:., BHLS. EXTJiA HIGH prrof UoctiiieJ. huitahl. f..r th. &.mk.r,. ti r.l.-, f,.r sale hy GLu. 1 OSTER Jt CO. -FfAS POR-8 MHl.fi. VERY HEAVY, WwM. our own pa-king, tor sale br i - ived this day and for sale bv the dosan at er Ioxn nKiirea. JACOB STRAl ii a SON. anglw 71 Main St., bet. Second and Third. WRRIME .ViP V OIIVIHH. -i M " ! It.s choice tiew Codfish reeeird DLT M and t sale at Z. H. COOK .1 SOK'ti. Bg Jr is THE HI I 'ERmiT PITTS WW burgh like Erskine, Curnick k Co. 'a price of Flour ' Answer Because it is always falling. A further reduction in the price of Igleheart Brother-" ttM Bast brands of Flour Boat hi ra Extra White Wheat J2 SO Kpi. mean Eatra . 2 2. BHi aaflte: of each for sans ttf a va KKKINK, tT RNICK k CO., a ball 7 Main streat. ff. jr.' shies x HHoi i.HEBs Mm itmA receivod aud fan Kale It- ;rini Bac n S ;.! , .' U- prime 8boulders. In fine order, t I.RKINF. i l iCMt'E A CO.'JS, aagia 47 Main strwet. TJ H E JWTR9M .'THAT EHsKISl Cl'kXnK A CO. are prepared to reoeie City order to the extern of (m Thousand Holla.', ml par, in Mt haaC" f.-r fir Series t their store. 47 Main -trevt. aul'J Ryfm of ih mt Muroar ivtat -, siinerior I to anvtliin, in ih' market, recetred thi.s dv and ! i H AS M JOHNSTON. m Jl Main street, ner the Canal. an eatrs 1 h-t fut r.-ceived ; those wantine ui. thii.s oi.-.-. by Imik or slice, cull in at I'll AS, M. JiUIN.STON s, Posey's Bbsk, Main st JiA PS Wy m a s; vai's: .t APM I FOR C 11 K 1 SI - ml p!ernitii n.ortment Cap, 1 jV4. VAfTIf.lt t' M KXiN'IER, Ho. S Main stsi-et. for men an Kaateas 1 i d 7 rmijWEW tJi.it'h ERttMt i so pjt rC hole and half I bis and kRs, assorted naaabeaai rc-iml this day par railroad, for sale I -v by S. K. ijlLBKRT A CO., . -i No. 4 Sycamore street. - X T .- 1 I H. S J.'i BJt T TfJ'J . V 7 it :.-: Corn ti Yarn, laW I I -. 1 ami 2 Cation Patting In store and t-r Mile by 11 WHEELER A RIGGS. a.l.oiu: Mt.oiR 1.-.0 h n i -1 ks in -r..re ind to arrive, extra an4 siiptrtiiie Country Brands as j;oo1 aa the host anil S low H.- I Tie IoWef, HT jell VICiLRRT BRO?.. 82 Vain st. T O TMM I.O l'ERHmr t Cup of Tel. We ara now In receipt of a Trv choice lot Of U u lit .-xpjessly for retail ;rade. (VI one ann" alt. Samph-i given with nVaaore, by Z. H. COOK A SOW. yjrf . r.iTE.vr ntjrmm rm MM ."AI LS. -We arc agents frr the crlebraft? Hall's PiitiM lire t :.r and Thief PrfSaft, niinufn ti! . 1 ! r M IL irt 1! i Co. Cincinnati. 1 i ply w;!l be kept on hind, and aoia at nianufictarr'- prioea. I'KKSTOX BR jS. JflLE.inV.n UPM FftTAVO .v M PACKIW3 it Factory Prices A largt stock N. F. Hitting C oDipauy's Jools iu store at all times, it Mam run urns' PntcES. WarraateOsssjierwr tOmB) "tl.er. I 6. YYKLLS, tmxi sisiiel the Mill Saw. U First street. i ' M largest uii "u t 1 lutiful stock of Hats and ap v. i o ii i ,'in EvansrifJe. Gome one and all. We will he pleased at all times to show our G.-uda and s-.-.'l theme, ap -r th ci hfl fJieani'st. V ITIKK A MAKCONNIER,? I sept 11 Mala atraeC lt I SHE! It Rt SH E B ! RRl SHE ' o d c7i n a'd Scruh Brashes, do Black in;; do, do Dusting do, . 40 Jttaeav m omh t v. I do Carpet do, wm I do LoiiK-haudlw Scrub d, I do Horse Brushes. Km, .-, i .-I t lut dav and for sale sit . ..II. COOK A SON'S. bacon: ha com bacon: rMVHE S I BSI BMMHM MM 8 I O 11 M F ile, at wholeaali and retail :mu It Bacon Siilea, 10 ;r-t Ii ce aiigar -cured Hams, 0000 Bs Bacon Shoulders Ili old customers and wholesale dealers may 1. I upon lading excellent Bacon at reasonable prteea, si n. liAVISK auplt-lni i orner Main and Fonrtn. ats. EST It ECHIl'ED E ER STEJJRER I.IOHTFuuTI ". ves Kxtra Cu-ani M do Smoked Herrinjr, I is 1 do Sirdinos, --s. IT Pearl Bar!, v. streel l " Mason's Blackini:, Hi .I.. Shak. r and other ' .but Wire Man Handles At No. 62 Main VICKKBY BRiiTHKRS IS. tlJYHRIKSV ::.tai-hel fresh Cm Meal, ri t-ii No. 1 Cimtitry Bran, KKiaacka Kxtra Family Flour, ' i.e-heis itood large Haaaaai k do choice Onions, bids tUt Louis Gulden Syrap, liKjC Majag-4 uri-d Uams, V lbs prime L.wl Lard. .Iiiit rtceived and lr sale at aaajl I VI( KKBV I1K.-., hi Main at. aTlf r7 THE I PBMBH v.V-; I w wUlapaJj t the Board of Commissioners of Vanderbnrirh fVwtnty, an the first Monday in Sep temlier next, to-w it : On the .'.th day of said month t.ra cratit ..f Ltcewae to retail Splrftnons Llj sirs, a his usual dace of bu-itiess, on Front street, betwetu Leot ami I'inaatreata, Kvansrille. ai.Mi..:ud JAMES t'ATtTER. St . . U. VII IjJtBYi - lotSl fhs clear Bacon Sides. issi s extra snpar-cured Hams, Mm tt.s Shoulders, .'. bids choice Lard. ' ' BaeolrrU and for sale by i H AS. M. JOHNSTON. BJMfll Posay a Block, Main stagl. 7 (K H stoi ft .' BTBcm .' 0P '2 fin '! rear eld Bav Mnles, N'o. 1 M t L li Cows, A fine lot of fall lired Chester White Hogs, l or sab at . II COOK A SOW f ffB Stock Yard. Q 1 1U1.E w uj.na-100 op : it. 1 Hams, tOgeUssi with a Rood as kotiui. nt ot other meats Shoulders, Clear atass. l'iekli -1 Pork. Drie1 Beef, Bts f Tonuea, Ac, just reci iv-M-t -rid Ml It O0AB M ti "HNSTON, Main sttvt. near the Canal. Wr 1 1 Iron ci-tt-rti To. U wicd do do, ' si tt. Puoip Fixttri . t'-olbs rui.J C'liAitt. . viral aaaard rumpiubiu. .lust re. vived aud far sals by JACOB -1BACB A SON. au. l 74 M.1111 htreet, bet. Second A Thud. s V 1B IV: merLan Slates, Ovi, ,1 S hool do uew articles. iiate and CcwuU l'cneila, IM Pur. ti'-i 'ti Caps 1". kiiidtO Butcher Knives and Sleelo, Carving do Black Btrtler's bnnf, ': d ' .. Liji.rii -il A Butts ate! Screws, Tacks and Sparables, Cm . .. C- oils and U.rM Cards, Augers and Glmblets. Pocket Bowks ami l'ortnionalee. H dies. Wg, KnU'g.lkBr'A8arVA) I'ockt-i 1 oin'.-s and Thimble.-, i-rinaiiaiui Erssm la lUrrst, Japanned 1 mwsr. full assortsusjit. U aaairt.liiijliiaaa nsuaitv k.pt bv Hardarai men, at Oias inoali 11 - C. A. vv I. L LS , dec7 c 1- First street.