Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 3, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 20 August 1859 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, I ND. s VTl'RPAY MOmNlNO.. AVGUSTat i Future Capital of tu I nitetl States The New York Express contains some spallations in regard to the removal of the capital of the United States at a period, perhaps, not so far in the future as some might conclude. Where and in what State will it be located ! Who can tell ? If capitals axe located according to the geographical centres of countries, as they unquestionably should be, then it seems to bo certain that Washington, being located wide of the geographical centre of the United States, cannot reasonably continue to be the seat cf the Federal Government. But in removing the capital if ever it is removed the name should go with it. There can be no substitute for Washington, a name sacred to every American heart. Although there can be but little doubt that within the next twenty years a movement will be made to change the seat of Government to some point more central than the present one, yet it will be with the keenest regret that the people of the old States shall witness its removal. It will be a difficult task to tear the Government away from a place so intimately blended with the past history of the nation. But the Great West is filling up with its millions, while the old States increase in jopulation slowly, and the Wmt will one day assert the right with wbieh superiority in numbers invests it, and then resistance to its claim will be unavailing.

There are serious obstacles in the way of removal, however, which may not be easy to overcome. First, the almost fabulous sums of money which have been expended in rendering the national capital what it is Ml day. How could the capital itself be disposed of ao as to enable the Government to realize one-fourth of the money which it cost? What mode can be suggested by which the public buildings could be disposed of at a tithe of their value, estimating that value by the amounts actually paid for their construction? Cincinnati or St. Louis, in the ordinary course of events, must soon come to be the eentrc of population, and then we may expect to see those cities vieing with each other in the strife for the posession or loca of the new capital. The great StaWs grow ing up on the Pacific shores will clamor to have the national capital 1 brought down naif way, ' and the welfare of the country may require this to be done much sooner than we we are now aware. a!? The Wellington correspondent of the Philadelphia I'r?st in recounting the trials of the Democracy in its present distracted condition says, upon distinct information, thai orders have bceeu issned to the oliut. -holders of the different State to use every name in every locality that can be used lor the puipose of injuring Judge taMBSjlaa. Whiic the Wtnocratic people see in Stephen A. Douglas the only sign by which they c:in conquer in IttGO, the Administration are re-solved, with the power still remaining in their hands, to cover the Democracy with defeat, rather than that victory should be secured by Stephen A Douglas. Hence, the largest liberty is extended to the office-holders to divide and destroy the Democratic party. They are authorized to seize upon any candidate but Douglas. If they find the name of Seymour useful for New York, then they are directed to use it if Guthrie, then Guthrie if Breckinridge then Brickenridge and in Indiana, the name of General Jo Lane is to be held up as a rallying j oint. And a new series of candidates will also be improvised, and, in or der to make confusion worse confounded, the troops of the Aministration in Illinois are 'commanded to double-set the Illinois delegation to the Charleston Convention, going, as that delegation will go, pledged to Mr. Douglas. The Michigan City Enterprise re ports a shooting affair in Laporte county, in which a Mr. W. Palmer was shot, but not fatally wounded, by his brother-in-law, .Joseph Harding. It is said that some trouble had been created between Palmer and his wife by some misconduct on bis part, and the wite talked of leaving him. Missing his gun a few days since, he went to Harding's wife s brother), to see if it was there. SJ told that it was not, he then inquired if his wife was there, and receiving a nega tive answer, he asked permission to look in the house for her, when Harding drew a pis tol and shot him twice, the first producing a severe contusion of the chest, and the other passing through nis arm above his elbow. . Harding was held to bail in 1,000 for his appearance at Court. A few days ago, two men, named Chaa. Smith and August Ehrman, were ar 1 in Louisville for having a horse in their possession which, it was supposed, had been stolen. Mr. Miller, a livery -stable keeper, of Cloverport, went to Louisville and identified the horse as one he had swapped to Ehruian for another. It appears that Smith, representing himself as a butcher in this city, hired the horse from Mr Howies, to go out into the country to boy stock. He weut to Cloverport, and got Ehrman to swap Bowles' horse for one of Miller s, receiving $20 to boot. The latter horse they took to Louisville, where they fell into the 'iand3 of the police. Ehrman was takn to Cloverjwt and Smith was brought to this city. He was committed to v - - jail on Thur day night to await an exami tion. o 1 . 5 frmpi, published at Wash i!ip(on, in Um Stale, contains a lengthy and eloquent article in Favor of building a

market-house, and the putting up of racka, to which horaea may U- bitched in that town. gOne individual has sulcribed $t& toward- tle purpose

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Hon. John J. Crittenden was in In apolis Tuesday. tJX. I'ooiH-rt English Opxt atie Troupe aro now performing at the Louisville theatre. A N w York correspondent saj -that ten millions of hooped skirts arc manufactured in that city per year. Ihe grape crop arouud Cincinnati is , said to be the largest ever grown there, and it is estimated as worth one million of dol- 1 lars. - vt - . , The Laporte Imon retorts recent horse thefts in that vicinity. This still continues to be the prevailing style of villainy. Private letters from Paris state that Madame Ristori is thinking of visiting the United States, for the purpose of giving a series of dramatic matinees. Rev. Win. H. Chandler, of Livcrpool, has accepted the call of the Thirteenth j Congregational Church ol Boston, as suecessor of the Rev. Mr. Coolidge. 98F Two American officers were at Solferino Maj. Kearney, who had a nominal position in the stall' ol a French General, and Lieut. Carr, who had leave to " circulate " in the Piedmontesc camp. t&" About seventy bales of the new crop of cotton had been received at New Orleans on the 11th inst., being about double the quantity received up to the same date last year. UaF" The State of South Carolina is now taking a census, and in seventeen parishes there is a decrease of over 5,000 whites since 1855, while the blacks have largely increased. At this rate, the Palmetto State will soou be Africanized. Wn&" A case of something like sun-stroke oecured at the grave yard, in New Albany, on Wednesday morning. Mr. Wesley Conner, during the funeral services of Mr. Flowers, fell to the ground and seemed to be unconscious, and was taken to his residence in a buggy. (0$rExtravagant dinners at Saratoga are at present the fashionable folly. One lady is reported to have given a dinner to twenty friends which cost S400, and a New York banker paid $750 for twenty-eight persons. A Southerner paid $1,400 lor one dinner the largest private dinner ever given in Saratoga. to;' Some boatmen have introduced a novel craft upon the Genesee river, at Kochester. It consists simply of two long water tight tin tubes, connected at each end by pieces of board, and having in the centre im elevated seat for the oarsman. This looking affair is said to pub with sorprj ease ami swiftness. JtSTThe wife of Sherman Booth, of M il waukee, recently tried there for the seduc tion of a girl of 15, has commenced an action for divorce. The parties are on good terms notwithstanding, and reside in the same house, but not in "full communion " as man and wife. Yet they walk out togl thrr, arm in arm, and excite the caricCCU of the Milwaukeeans. HjrThe London Chronicle says: We can state, on theauthority of a private letter from Iiidia, that the Maharajah of Cashmere is forwarding, as a present to her Majesty, a most costly shawl tent, which will contain moreover a bedstead of solid gold. The value of this regal offering is said to exceed 150,000. B Tho Philadelphia Press thinks the Administration is at the bottom of the publication of the Wise letter, and that the Herald had a private enmity to gratify, because Wise sent away its reporter, who came to take down his speeches in 1S55. "Occasional" writes that Bennett will shortly attack Buchanan, because the correspondents of the Htrald are not allowed the same privilege of obtaining news as heretofore. Oatf" The rowdies appear still to have free course in Baltimore. One evening last week, a party of them entered a house, knocked the proprietor down with a stone, and broke a clock. On the succeeding night a woman was knocked down by a heuvy blow, while standing in her own door, and on another a chap fired three balls of a revolver into a group of young women and children, sitting on their steps one of the balls striking the sleeve of one of the children, another passing through a sign and bow window, and the other striking the base of the house. No arrests were made. I letter in the Pontotoc (Miss.) Ex aminer intimates that one Caleb S. Manly, known as " Dr. Manly," who, a good many years ago, had a plantation on the Buttebatchie, Monroe county, Mississippi; who resided in the upper part of Aberdeen j who had a " great big bell to ring his negroes up before day ; who worked them hard, whipped them well, aud cloth ad a few of them badly ; and who was known to be the worst master in all those parts has sold his ne groes, put the proceeds in his pocket, remov ed to one of the Northwestern .States, and become a rampant abolition lecturer. EFrat-rs or Poisoned Whisky. Tlw Craw fords ville (hid.) Journal reports a case

of poisoning by whisky that ought to be as effective as a dozen temperance lectures. It says that a young man named Lewis, of that county, drank whisky on the 30th of July which burnt bis throat aud made him vomit not unusual occurrences with more Ihiuors than whisky. The next day he drank again, and in the afternoon, an hour or so after swallowing the last (lass, he wa. seized with convulsions which lasted hours, aud contorted his body and limbs terribly. His toes were drawn in upou the. soles of his feet, his tiogers in on his palm . aud his head and feet liock toward each other, till they met and bent his body into a circle. II is jaws were locked last, ami could not ks aasnesl at all, but lie retained his coti.M lotisncss. -., .lay, at intervals of one to five hours, these spasms have returned, but happily with entire uncon ;cioUSUe:i3 in the patient iuec tb fir: tone..

The Fire Department.

glad to see a tuovetueagpnud' ( aS Council lu Let up aW' protect Iff i - mm ahisL the calamity ot liter Whila t i - - v ftV mm riMMRVtiaug tae tire UepiuaaKut. ipwk our best policy to introduce the improvement which experienca bat demons tr;. u ! to be the mo,: efficient extinguisher t tj it i " he steam lire engin o far, al le: t, auk iTiMini2(iiwnj n !M 'tiTttiTf f t t tfi "u ..... W0 to Jj.awu Wlth 1,a"J , lu.lepeuueni nrc companies, u.ew.ae uoia much good, aud will continue to be useful, , ... , . , - iUU t.-" iiiiin, in iv , i i viii in-. i i . streets at times, a steam fire engine could not be placed. But in that portion of our city that can be reached by a -team lire engine, the property at stake and the amount of taxes paid, dautnd the best mode of extinguishing fires the means of the city can ailbrd. I take it for granted that Main street is to le bouldercd this year. At all events, it must and will be done before long; when that is done, a steam fire engine, properly located, would bo able, at all times, to reach more than half in amount of the taxable property of the city, and a great portion of the j year, without any additional improvements, could be placed anywhere. Steam fire en gines are not now an experiment ; they are a "fixed fact" as the cheapest and most effecluol extiwjuisbcrs oJtrcs. Our interest, as well as public opinion, calls for an eftcicn orguuiatioii ot a fire depart meat. Then . . l, , e H j . i let u examine the subject carefully, and act 1 , j T.L f 1 1 prudentlv, and if the cost of purchase and , - . expense of keeping up a steam fire engino is . .... 111 r ; 1 within our means, we should at once mtro- . e . . duce it as a part of our system. One Istkuested. To-morrow is Sunday. It is a day for quiet and rest. It is :dso a day for worship. People assemble in the cburcbeJ at

thcriugitig of the bells. Bells, moreover, produce, such as Chicago, Milwaukee, La answer admirably for this purpose, when Crosse, Davenport and Keokuk, are exliibitthey are rung just, enough and no more; iting evidene, s of increiusing prosierity, and but we have heard a few bells rung on the various projected railroad lines are being Sabbath in such a manner as to become a : pUjJi,ed rapid'y on to completion, and we nuisauce. It is hard for one in a civilized c mnmmk km lisl of tmil. mmk

and christianized community to pronounce a church a nuisauce, but churches, like all other institutions, are liable to be alni:-ed, and to abuse their own privileges. There is one church in this city whose bell-ringing, at this season of the year especially, wm n all the doors and windows of the dwellings are compelled to be left open, we reg.ird as a . .. , great nuisance ; and, though none 111 iU m ighborliood wil! fail to understand what one mm BMM without naming it out, yet lor tie information of those in the suburbs we will say it i3 the Iwll of Mr. Mct.'an-r cLurcli the New School Hresbylerian. li is a very loud and harsh-toned bell, and is UiU.illy rung about twice us many times a is uecessary, ami iluee times too long at each riuging. For in.-tance, il is nng lluee and often lbnr limes in the :ilt TTKAMI tot a little prayer meeting, or something ol' the kind, and ea. h tinging of about a doen times til rough the day is accouipani A by the insane how l.., Lirks, and yells of all the ner,1 1 1 1 1 .1 votis dog 111 tlw neighborhood ; boss the toncest-eared hound down to the Ill0?t iusi- , .... nihcaut and contemptible 44 hste the inongrel chorus is kepi up. besides, there is a proper aim improper inoue oi ringing a iieil for church service The rino-inir lika ,iu. lor cnurcu arvui. i nt ringing, like the holy worship it tore tells, should be quiet, reverential, and solemnly slow. The churches in all the large cities in this coun try have adopted the plan of tolling their bells for worship, instead ot the auctioneer . . , . .. .. ,. . , aud tartra style ol jingling used in country towns. When there is si wedding or a lire, a fourth of Jul), Cliristiu;u, or Xcv Years morning, it is titling and customary Kaf the battl to chime and ring out merrily, and io j gnrdless of noise unless it is to sec how i much can he made; tut where is the sense of disturbing the quiet of the holy Sabbath) and mocking the solemnity of divine service' by jerking the church bells crazy, as tnough the whole city wits on lire, everybody had got married at once, each family in town was to have an auction of old clothes, and a thousand BlilktlienS tiirtS Were ringing and rattling by V Swvral chordiefl in the city have no bells at all, and yet the people go to worship in them pWsCtnaUjr, am! we prc-stini.-t the Lord hears them just as though h' not presumed to be asleep and soulit to be awakened by the oi l-repeated clangor of a discordant bell. To those living near such a bell with such unnecessary ringing, it is just as unpleasing and anuoying as the bells and whistles of a steamboat or a locomotive would be la-side their open windows. We

hope Mr. Bates, the sexton, wiH do the . Jmrt rot'"! y ? J habcock. nrighttfooU a kindness, and himscll s L 1 T iV physical and moral benefit by doins a little ' You often hear Ladies remark that they can al- , , , . ' , ways be suited at s. KM RICH A CO.'a. Well, less work at the bell rope to-morrow. the reason is that they keep ererythias in the Dry

PmT In an article which appeared in yes11 icruay 3 Journal, there was an allusion . . . ., , . made to the "Ltcneral Assembly. Lest some persons might construe the same as an insinuation against the Ut-ucral Assembleot thi ( 'i! ml mtLi Mil l'i esi Jerntii Chnreh. J which held its annual session two or three ... . ... ... uiontus si me in mis city, m-ucciu ii jnipcr to state that the writer ot the article referred to the legislative Solons whohiciuiially meet at Indianapolis the Gfenan) Asscmbly ot the .State of IiHlmna and not the worthy commissioners to the church assem hi y aforfSaid. The Constitutional ( hiverniiient of Mexico hiw, bv spsciatl decree, honored iho ia "x as ...... . g i memory sd rvrognrretl the ! i -1 i ntt i - '.. 1 efTlcefl of Haion lluinhohlt, through liis truvels and studies Lheijeia. by declaring nim h.nthurito ol' ihe Republic, and orderin on account of th national treasury, a lifesiat Btatae of iln datirased traveler and nat , tiralist. 1 DC statue to be of Ulian marble, SSal plaii-d, with Matl inscription?, in Ihe miuiiiK ndlepe of the City of Mexico. A coiisl;iLle in Kiiulull, Michigan, c, ' v:ts niurileivd bv a coll Ii telle iter on NilidiiN while an .I'tenipt frap maile for his arrest The uaoroarer iled.

tjV The general prosperity of the West

si ems to be reviving frota tacdull languor . i f.fiii.i!.' iaL ti.T. .inaSSti: .if- of th- p.t.-t l.i tort! n. yeais. T! un idly larp-t-wheat n t : MichLun, linoie. VtVonaMl and 'Vi I u i, ha.-: raised the spirits and quicke nod oJ. lLoM) norlh-wwilerii State, into rclK.Wcli :4ctivi and confidence. lowland vVlt,.OIl!jln MIa,ijy, have for the jmst two yf :1: ;nu l.a a.VulaUw, borut peculiar ... i a -- hardships; puWic works nare stood sun, tnvte has sUgnated, had even-eommon labor . ,......,,..:,.. aim agriculture had lost its ior since it lost its reward. If the corn and other minor crops turn out with even the average product they now promise, there is no doubt the present year will give the Western immcLse surplus. The question of recovery ol the West from the late shock iu resources has been only a question of time. It is uot possible that a land blessed with such unlimited natural resources, and a pop ulation so awake and energetic should be depressed for any great length of time. The people in tho border States of the West have made mistakes but none are now more sensible of it than themselves. They have indulged too freely in speculation, and have embarked in every legitimate adventure without measuring the extent of their available means. Their great fault has been an over-weaning ambition and impatience to hec mie in a day what older States have only I ! done in a generation. But by a dear exjkrmn lini-A lunrnnfl miiin anr) tIia ' remaining hope is mixed with a commend6 ; , able spirit of caution. The more apparent ' , . ir signs of returning prosperity are evinced m o r r the towns, and in the re-animation of the railroads. With scarcely an exception, vc 3 1 1 lire linoruieu uiai liicuiupieieu tesiern ranroads tliathave been at a stuud-still tor the past eighteen months, are now being pushed ahead with new life, and inspiring new coU' fidencc in the people. Western marts for . v . ......... V. general increase ot prosperity throughout the West. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. JOU Til Mi I.JIM I MSS. -J i ' REVEl) El' :ui afewrtment of Dtndkcn-hlr-f IVrfumos of the lat. t styles, iK-h as "Kiss Me Sweetly," "Kiss MeQ.jiokly." "Kih Me if You Pare." Also, an Liium's Kxtraets, warranted pure and irenu i.e. at K K I.I.Kit Jt WHITE'S :in. . . i,rxi., Su,ruani oru wa f , f rioj9 v 0T t v e . - tii e mm afl . r iLaS 1 . mm ! T:T.T:,,r,.areT?. J. wiuC m I '. awtaal 1 - Kent. c.t'. atom aaluoriaae tortile u. m.tin IWt, 1 au.lt LE I 3. CLARKE. Catuof jji I'lin -.v hi 11 nr. n Hli op curnw uf t.xtn aud Walunt tre,ii. tte- I aia prepared to c ntraot for all work in our hue. iij;17 f m BE MT MtOt'lM, ARCHITECT. II OaVe on Set i. ml street, between Vine and Ii Mtsi, asil door to the old Pr-sl.yterisn I'fiitrch. I'lau.-. -ociti-.4tions, detail ilruw lugs, Ac, lor all clasav of bu f Mings, prepared on short notice, and on iv-wmable terms. ai:17 mo Tit E. JIM. I. I 1J'II EMMI MUM! a I I oimlT lli.ler ilritu n,e intereat. alidw hii h 1 i,ak '- . i, ..nib.rd piei m to Juu - 1, ls .. ,i Is rule nied on uresentatkin to the County Yreas1 ,ir,.r 1 i S. B.-Xo ii.tent accruing sftrr this date on aW or.!ers will U tKiid. R. S., 1 Hoi, Chapter 11 Section S. TflEo. VKNNKMAXN, ... , V ft 4"-i i'i" md treet, near St. Paul's Church a LADY 8 KK.STI'IN a Immli of graawa in oral, with ,. ,,, M ttill;r. As it is highly and peculiarly priz.nl ! tho owner, it in hoped that th Under will re store it by leaving il at this oAVe, and receiving ti MdtSlaV reward thereby awakening tho most liely eratitude in the heart of a lady. aunl'.i j 2) cfJesf BOXES EXTRA II .fl It I lit II 1 -" A No- 1 1,"p kmpW Ohf (M, t bMa Powdered Ssar, bid- ( rushed d... LijO It . choice sugnr-cureil Orieil Ueet, :,imi ft.- pi illie Leaf I.ard, In lxs Star Candles, laaaaOpal do, 10 kittit new Mackerel. Received per stesUB- . : St. Louis, at K. IL COOa .f SON'S. W .V II .V PORTER AMI SCOTCH M 4 W.V. - t ea-ks ass'il pts ,f ( Lotulon Porter, S do do do Scotch Ale. A ct Btiiiii' iinimrh d article at MMjiy Z. II. CO0K.tS0N"S. nSh MkEUtiMMXMM UlEMtB PO W m9v DKIt :uhi keffi Miami Blasting do, .-.ismi f.et patent Satetv .'use Kor sale by J5. II- COOK St SONS. Aet. gk YES, LADIES, IVM HAVE ttEVElVEH A . ii-Uhineiit ol Lawns, Kelaines, and other , x'"" worthy your attetitfcan, walsSi e are 1 . . it ..... i.. ...:.!..... ... . . .-. .......... .. i hnr Hi is niomin- :tt t oM.xk. Come up and see Oll! e I . 1 i I .11 . lie l io i ,,11110111. i ee i e , , 1 1, i,e 1 1 , k. ( ome up and s. n. NELSON d CO. ' jr"H u"ni vu JJB.I.V7 . .-. ST itRJ'lSHEHIfswi Kegs pur.- White Lead, 'Jfsi ke'rs ,, j Zinc, Tiki ths pure Knelish Eed Lead, S'j cans Erencli White Zinc (iloss, Um EuKli'h l' it nt Dryer, liHm n Hs'd Paints dry, Iimni runs do Paints in eil, 'JuOn extra Pasty, in tin cans, loon gallons LiiiHe.il Oil, 1 cask Mo. 1 Coach Varnish. 1 do Whito Dcinar do, 1 do No. 1 'I'm " nt i ne do, 1 do lli own Japan do. With a full assortment of Paint, Scrnhbiim, Whitewa.h, Horse, aud Counter Brushes. tiocKls line, and as they are disposiiu;of their stock i at "i,rs '" S early fall purchase ; the i to ;n ike iii for an attraction is unusually tar-e. Their stock of Shoos is excellent, aud in prices C;,,llK)t excelled. aug4 M I. oi it: FIjOVB ! -HI reci iv. d and for sahn.oi u i j rsT 2. sks fresh ground extra white wlieat Flour, do siipertiuc do, I III l.l.lj do. 1 All -d which we warrant. aaau VICKKBY BKOTHKKS Mutual fibk is.h bam'I! company,) ok yanhkkbl boh county. v KvsNstiLtr, Aug. 4, 18-V.i. ) I E CT I OJV.-THE AJWVUAmT, MJA electii ii lor seveu Oirectors and x Secretary .. :n i-. V..1.1 . .. unvniv i.,.. t luo i..i.... ) the hours of -1 and 4 o'clock P. M., at the oSece, on "JJ ii'ii',mini 'vuVy!. B nrsiFFs tsttcrnur iMtis 7") dr.eu Shoe Brushes, assorted. 7 KrrahUag do do .; Horse do do 1 , to ,tew ish do do .. l.iottlca lo do t la' s, , and h barn. j jkbotj fr fit eMflaVVI j .,- ... otatoes. K"c-i'-d ami f. . ''.,.. Li jy-.i t HAS. McJOIlNSToN. mioHtE ! lUMfo-JVST UEtEMVh ed, a fot .-r ihi .1. i ruble Pvaip, adapted for eh vatins; and b-rcing wat. - i::b' uir part of the -.uildhia, or at t ths premises where tii. uuy UVr l" (JW, S0NNT: mjroil mfSmmfjrWSor, I o.VTmj,r. 9w ,it and Bailder. Sliop on Second street. Hear -'. am prepareti t do all kinds of woik 1 . Ii .lii-i it ti t l.i I iiiat k.m fall; 4 i aaKMI I . BI sMEI.S V0. 1 JfaT.v hs sale by U. COOK St SON.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Us t,u hfcla f i p -i, k.'-tiii ""try, at J-.LMNE,tTK.V( K nugg . .47 W It M MM UKMil '. MiJtrtCiM MKKi .' - i ' : ' r -t. am- r Ju ' !' . t i-rli-i article of ugar-iirfl Drie I lleef. ('.'land try it, ERSKIST, CTT.KTrK i en.-?. C1S , 47 htn.t J) MVtVH JIJn VtS UETJUi.KH.-JM Hue lot of Kcfthanock Potatoes, a latefMCaa I Oiiionr, Ai.i l.--. tin-.l iLi.l i.i. k.-.(. nwivr l cwnr ' diiy fn.i i , ur nun r. liard, at J&K EUSKINE, ClrBKICK A '.', nnS 47 Main Siwl m v i' h i: .:. ;. s. jrj.v JL ttiid fr alt iu tUi.ru Annie l'areay nunnttiin tliftort nt from the old atyl. . jy-.il (JKO. S. S.iNNT.V;. ! M .... -t wpiiAVE umcMJUtmn hi'tw: jt.Jl lied powers. Jtut arrived fi. iu tin V. it, a l'ie-li H'jdy of exoru.ui unt iiui. coiimmiuc m nan . lart lot af Maaqidtn Ban, CaIIcom, 'c, ic, WLirh wu offer low for cah, at -ur t!i ap taU St re, N . 45 Main street, Kvunsville, 1ml-aiu-J MILLEB .V M K 1 1 A I S SOUTHERN RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT GUIDE AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. rmBK PUBLISHER OF THIS WOKK ML with circulation often thousand jk r month, would respectfully inform the men hunt of EvansrUt and vicinity that 1h- i-i firiarl t aoafiiict for adv.TtiseineiiU at very low rates. Business Card. Jf0 jioran'tn ... 2 Z 50 One Sjitare. Ilalf Page... Ono Pa 'o.... Cfl' Address J. C. DRAIX. Editor Southern Railrofol Guide, jy!4-d Box 449, Louisville, Ky. HUNNELL'S COKNEK OT WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAL, EVAKS YILLF, ISD. rWUi8 JVE If EtiTJBLitill.nEJST ML U now in full operation, with new and coinplrte la 'hincry A the latest style, i"i IMaiiiim tid Dresaing Lumber, plauiug aud grooving Flooring, nuking Doors and Siish Mouldings, Window Blinds, and every other description of work done iu such eatatdishiiieiit. All work nt these Mills warranted tj be Well done, and will be otfcrea at the lowest cash prices. Paekiu Boxes of all kinds inaa t order. Brackets and Scrolls SBWM to any pstteni. Slitting and all kimln of Saw in- SflvW to OCtleT, aud in tie- in--t approved atvle. jyti WILLIAM IK'S NELL, St. Charles Saloon. NEW PROPRIETORSHIP A.N ENTIRE RE-OIU.AMZATION. mWJM. troni New Orleaue, have purchased the ST. CUARLI'IS SALOON, on First tret, uesrly opposito tho Pont Office, and have muted it in an elepantaad attractive style. The new proprietors have had Ioiilt experience as keepei s ot fashioimMc aud poailur Restaurants in New C'rleatis, and they will eudoavor, In their le w house, to com biue all the elegancies iuu luauriea of Not tliern and Southern UestauraU in the ST. CUAELK&, They hiivu brought a laifc and compi le sto U of clioice LiUirs from New Orleans, winch they collected w it it care during their business la that city. Their ro ihwa aa4 acaliitaaMSi la thai city Willeaal obtain the iho.cesl kii.auaa of Liqu el iHaaatas fissei Uaal market in tutUi ' will spare n expense nor iins to mane t,..- I'll Ait LKS sitrMu-, hefuaf it Ranter 1 reaeMWUMHtc M i pltMMnl aajeoa, a place of Rood UvUM9 aad akSjanSt reaaea and luxurious nseort. Oli' Billiard players will Bad at Uas BahaM I H t of the finest nanrUe top miliar. I TahlaSi ban ti. well kuowu and elelaateil factory otJ. tl . llrnnswii k t- Co. T'.m undersigned Muter themselves that loll; -perience and careful att nfion w iil coahh- them to merit a r ; nt iti iu (HjOol to any Balooa Is the w, em ceiintrv. mt " A : pi' udid bum It will n aenred IB in the most approved style, rTtrj aaoraias at 10 o'clock. IIAMMKK .v bUKin ss, aii-t I. lie of New Orleans. SK TE.n CLE'S lOMPOlWII O F HOPS AND BONESET IT is the safest, MtSBti cftsapett, and most rellable remedy for the iiermanciit cure vf COLC9, 0OUGH8, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, CROUP, WHOOPINr. COUGH, Aud nil affections of the Thro.it and Lttuirs. It bolacBtrapaBsd aajoa Bdeatiac principles, and from articles that are eutirelv vegetable. The t'OMPot'NK SYIU P OF HOI'S AND BOXES KT In manufactured ly c. RoTHENnrsn k QOir, Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio, to win C9 all or dern iiiut l-e addresMsl ; and Hold bv KELLER & WHITE, Drnccists aHtsasimst Indiana, and by Druirt? and V r chants throughout the country. Jan2Sly . IJ. J. J.EEIIS' mUMJIrnVTM SI BS i'lTUTK OR M.RV E TON It , w I I.I. VVRR FEVER ND AGUE NERVOUS DISORDERS, YELLOW. ffiAOBSB, AND PANAM A TKS l"b, Can ften Ik feBetaated by Mm sal af tab iatralua ble r medy. The ret ie is from a very celebrated I'hysieiaii, atti r liavine; tlnrty-live yeais e.pii cii irim , Ul Maiden Lane, and ." r' let i In r street, Ne v Yolk. Foi sjil. by LKICII J: ( AKl.M T.UT. jel-dAwiilll g .f I' St MOO I, OF THE I'jVAl'EKSL IRI AT CAM IlBinCK, MASS. Tin- iiistrm tan in this 8caool arc ; Hon. Jasa Parktr, I.L.D., Boyale h !-- llov. Tnr.omtlLl-s Parsons, I. L.IC, Dane Profeasor. Ho. E.HOBV BTSBSSTU, LL.P., Tnivc rsity Profeasor. The Courso of Instruction em bransi the various brain lies of the Common Law ; aud of I ptity. Admindly, Commercial, International, and (Vnstitiitional Law; and the .Jurisprudence of the Uafted Urates. The Law Lilirary consists or avboBt 14,Otsj volumes, and as new works appear, they at e added, and every eftort is made to render it complete. Iii-truction is given by oral lectures Sad BXBOsitions, (aad by recitations ami exatni lations iu connection with them, of which there srs MsiMj week. Two Moot Courts are alee BotBeu in eacli week, at each of which a call revionsly given out is argued by four students, and an opinion delhrered by the Presidiiift Instructor. Boeuat aad ether facilities are al. provided for the Club Courts ; and an Assembly is held weekly, for practice In debate, ami acquiring a knowledge of parliamentary law aud proceedings. Students may enter the School in any staeof their professional studies or nierc.-ititih juirsu t, and at the commencement of either term, or in the middie, or other part of the term. They are at lilierty to elect what studies they w ill pursue, according to their view of their own wants ami attainment. Thu Academical year, which commence, on Thursday, six weeks after the third Wednesday iu July, in divided into two terms of twenty wv ksea. ii. with a vacationer six weeks at theendof .ach t. rm. During the winter vacation, the Lil.rarv is o,k. ed witrntl and ,l,,. f. the use of th- meX of the N-Iliad. The Kx.-r -is. s of the m-t Term w ill -ommen, ,- ou MONDAY, Sepi-mhor Mh, 1 .". - Applications for adm.sion. or for cnt.ilo-ues, or ;;ny further informuti may be maile to either ti the 1 i dessois at Ciuii. ri ! CambkilxiL, Mass., July 23, a ax . MM o.l nil OE Ell;! A lA S.UTlOJW -11, ' MB Common Council of the I'ity of KvaimvUIe met as a Board of Kqaallaation on the th day ot AuKiist, y ''. ..' i Cuncil ciismii r, for th. pnrsse of BSMBl -sm-nts trade upon real estate or ic- a-ofs M KMa the rttrparate limits of the lie, ad wfftrontisae in session fr. ;. lay, until ill eka nienki shall havo leu i.ilo. 1.. ataaaBiBI All lax pay els are her. Ly i, pi tsl 'Oflllui'l examine then iesp-ctjve asseakuasiits, duriug the liiterniissions ot i lie se.sMoa ,. ..,. 1 it li: j they liu.Prause of ci-uiplaiiil iii such a-ss.s,iumt io pi i smil sim Ii sriuraaus In adjustment Bt unh-r ofConncil. Attest: ' aaslt-ta P. Bl'llKK. Plly Clerfc g mil i. e. si tj.irn. ,noi..issEs, av. L' I s bae;.. Kii CoBeo, ."si p.Kk. is .Itv 4 c,.:ier si iihds S. O.iur, 6H I. Ids t'r'd, l.o.ii.jk I'ow '.; .-uaar, HW bbls eMajthsl M d ,.vs-., MpkfSBsonci T.ea, i bales Clov.r. .lust OiSSltfid bv awjl f. rs HA in )-K

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n -rj A XT C T fT A T wr rt it bH AHI Uli U A Vx a N C Y. TS S B PfK: mm. m m v m, M m L. WU I W INSURANCE COMPANY. Ilnrtfoid, ( nun. The afucy f t!ii favorite (Vjinnany. Wld ly A I i.KN V. HALI-Ot K, K-4., ha- this day Ut-u clinned, and JOUS W. NKXsfiX, Tr.f.- or JBettiidils Tl-tm., Im tu rn apiottited as )i in aooMpaa.JJ' O J w Ij 1 Parties holdin- P.-U' in t!ie PHT:MX, mi have tliwin renewal hy culling iiiKiii ilr. N. M. XAU1 L7 C 11. J Uufihsnti INCREASE OF TASII CAPITAL TO $100,000. II V 1 AY. PHGENIX INSURANCE COMPANY o r HASTF Bl oKX. rjMSl At,OVEi; HALT A MILLION UtLL.vus. L T.ihimis, Praaldist. II. Kkllou Secretary. M. M.vflitiL, Central Agent, OinHnhMl. k ' Applicatiuua rei.-olTt-d. Polities issued and renewed, and all business p i taining tothiatieucy j)r-.;j'''v attended to by JOHN W. SESE.. Aeut. If' Office Willi Vr. Bray, over Alaiiis aVafaaaj Company. anylS-St TATEMJaT OF COM ..' 1" tf 3 .j.i:Ts. i ..I sr i. iCash on bank aSd in B uJk 5iC,05Oo Cash iu lla hand of Agents.... ,iT,lSo31 tl ZJSU M Real Katale uniui '.iiiiIk-i ed ti.oUO SS leans M-vllleil by l Je oil UUellcumbered Real Estate 3V.14S ii Loans amply secured bv pledge oLStQfka, Bonds, fv tajssm 00 M rithna U. 8. tVaal 0. Stock, New York S",issi &JA8 Jisi sh i s Ain rii an Kx. Bank Sfoi k.. N V mJUUH .',ishi J.'il slciles Metropolitan Bank stock. N Y SO.tSHi Jl.StMi is) thaea Lank of Ooaamerc St.n k, N T SB,OSi SSSSfl IMakanS Coatiaeatal Bk St,s-k. N Y l.",,Mi l.,l. 'JtKi shares Merchants L. 8bck. N Y hl.(sH) ln.lKSi 428 attar - nf Btonkaata1 St.x k, N Y ln.Vtsi ILlSS aH aaarea Phnaii stock, N Y IOjSSB KM) shares Kotii Sts-k, N Y l.fMM) I. soit :-,iMl shares Kaf. ,t Me. li s Stock, JUrtford Mi.ixMi :M,sim jnosbiires hfcaaats Btoi k, Ilarlloid t,(Ni a .tuti iillfl shares Mer. ,( M.c : lac rs Sl'k, llartf r l.-0.Mi L'l.iMM lot) shar.-s Ata Stovk, Hartford SBjOfM il.ii IS6 aaaiM City !t..ck. Jlarttor.l ITSOd SSM 1 '" sliarcs Mercantile Stk, Hartford i:..ntrt ISAM 110 shares Male Mock, M.irfford ll.tMin n,(Mh '.' share.- Hartford St.. k, Marl ford S,HWO fs) shares ol ( nnecti. u Bier. St k. Ilarif..,.!. IS slisirert llari lotsl i-onti - tv Sl.-k. llaT-tfoi-d. .. .'ss t.Tdf Iimi aaarts ORtssss' Baak Stk, Wnterhwry, Ct...HM'l ISvSSS 38 ihan Wateraani Sik. Waterl. ury. ft 1 .: 4 shares Slallotd Stock, Slaftor.L Ct 100 Mas 41I UOsliar UoUshvWatal Power, Mass .- ln.o"0 10,136 10 share New Britain Water Bonds lo.ism ln.boo lo laari t. r . l i: l; Loi.J ln,iK 7,409 saiSMi 7:h) ou aMUSSlated Ii.biint oa Loans... Total Assets -17,71 16 Liabilities Lo.se- unadjusted and not due tarsal r,i . I.. l. KCM IS, l'r-M i Hi. II. Basass8 BMsutan JOHN W. NK.T3EN, AgouN ae.-lS K'van-rille, t.,1. Greatest Book of the Ae! Tlit-reis a wonderful i onilnnat ion of ii:Uivo lalQPl ol ti. lir.-t order iu thi- u iiH National Work." -.V. Y. lhitiy Time-. HISTORY OF TJIK UNITED STATES. from Tin: F.nrllesl Period to the Present Time. BY .t. A. Sl'KNCKK. P. I. Metnls?ri'f the afea Yoik Historical Soeietv. nsrU to tin fa rural 46 coiisiaVration of tlio Aim-ri--an puldie. No paiiin tir exjM-nse have U-en spared to render this work worthy i f beiagi in evry respect, hailed as a lbstk of the Anierh an people. Kvery public iustitiitioii of our country, lanrily. every citizen should josses inch a National Work, thai be may scan over its iuntructiie record and kiml'ehis BStriotftSB at its spirit-stirring narra tive, and point to its o.!nbitioli ol remits and skill. t with those fifllmriT I ic ioi.s enthusiaMin which i such a prod iu tion ot native talent cannot tail to ( awaken in the heart of ev. ry true American. The work is pulilished iu semi-monthly parts. 25 , ct uU eiu h. delivered at the suUioi ilmr's reeklenoe ' fnt; of charge ; payabio only on delivery, and sold , only bv subscription. Published by JolINS'-N. FBY CO., zi Ueekiuaa street, New York, c j. Stephens, ChnTaSBitig tr August Vi, MBS. , Q0 TO-SH K SPK A BK 1 LLUs'Ti: ATEP. American Edition, Tin- complete ork Of William Shakspeara -Indodlag his PI;-.-. , Poem", and I. if. , Dron IBS Ol i :- . inal Text. ' Carefully collected and composed with the F.dii ttuii of Kniglit, H. li. -Ii .iini C dier. With Hi--torical Iutroduotiens and Notes, loth E Int. itory and Critical. With new and lineh rjcecated STRBIt EM&RA VIM Ok of all celel. rated aassticsja ACSnn ol tin! present aaatary in Shakspeariau Characters, The work is published in setai-Motithly parts, at -J.", cent each, and. payable only oa deliverv. Published by JOHNSON, FBY A CO., J7 lk-ekm.ui street, New York, The Agent, C. J. Stephens, is now at the Sher wood lb -use. and will call upou our citizens, and show them the works. augll-2w Ac.i t-rro v Tin- v murvn D,ll.rif. i J ' ' r 1UU ""I1" ."" 'V1'JjWJfj a - Jjaolved on the ta LKvkvM . i cm . .Vr...f' ' I' rtivr., i n,i-1 i i- i . i ii f it ii.i-rk 1 " s,V r r. It I I ' ' I 1 LOTS FOR s.LE.-rnr. SVft scriler ofl.-rs for sale two i xcellent Lots on Third and Cherry streets. Th-se lata are adiii'nblv suited for n-sidetn es or htufneas parposrs. Term- eay. Apply to TlloVAS M At'Ll! . Messrs Beni.-nt A vfole's -t. re. anflS-it mmmwtcm of mt .1 mmtjumw hum eh. mm Notic is her lj iriven ino. ii aSurattty with an or i. r made ly Ihe C mrt ofOoniinoa Pleas at its June term. I860, I will sell at public auction, on lh -:.th day of Aie,uBt, al I V. M.,ill..d.Mir ..r Hi-Curt Ibai-, . i'T that part of Lot No. I, in Block No. 37, in lh K isiera Knlat Keiuent of the t'ity of Kvaiisvill. ,ii iwiiiiilol. CoutaienciiiK oil the flout line ol 1 lid I on Main street, at a ,"'i"t 1 "' f'"'' !'-' '' - s"1 't N 1 '"' N" - '" ' '"' Bl- k. them ul-mv; safo front line 13 feet and nine inches towards Sixth tract, I BaBS ..t ri hi ingles to Main sir. -el t . ih. SHn in the rejrol said lat, tbence mIouk said alley IS feet nine inches .. iids Seventh sire. t. and Iheli. eiil lllihl anxllr- to s,,. e, o (he place ol fonlaalai Tci mis ol sa -. one third fash N HM BBJ ol sale, one third in thus, vuai'e aud t m- ! utaiuiii Uni t fn five V;n.sTi oiti the da of s.d. m rtnoovoKK V KNM l N V I . 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iitHFi:m v;qpa' mmoice w. u. ton WL .a!e -imf S. t (.ll.HKKT ACil it ji 1 ft ; ;. -2" MM.r inn s. 1 f.ifc!ei.j k I 8B. til l.HEKT It'll. ' ed bv SOKKN'SON A CO fjBi.t 1 1 mm . Attct: am .1 sr is pise tmgt I ( s. mULBmy k cm. TOBACCO J'. A'.t'.'AS T VtttQIMIA i'oiiuds, Kives, Tit, aud Kiir, f.r le low " " P. E. CILnEItT A CO. aiokT'i un 1 S. K. OILHKBT A CO. Wmit l E l'u lEi: KEGS FOB SALE VV AT, tmjfi g. E. GILBERT k CO. aJi.00.V .nJTCHKtt 9O0 DlfJf.V VtWMi Mat. .-In with r without Snlpliur. KVreive.1 hi Z. H. COOK 'K. V"t7 i MM .A 1- VL WAI MJW itt"l Kmti, go tv N. 'M Main frwt The) enchMB. VK KEBY tptOTHEHS n . s k m: t s, MM itrooms, Cortm Mill", Brnsboa, Iunt Pant, aa mms ' I this I mtr. Oiothw i'm. B4 .1 ("uuiu li wis, aolUnc Pin. Maahor Cotton Hons, M ; Handles, Poor Mats. Or auythinnivu may want. Call and Me for youraeivea, at MS VICKELY BROTUEES, 82 Main St. F5 I .' HMAi. EXTRA WHITE WHEAT Hour for aaK- t. W GEO. P08TTH d CO. WU I $ K 1 .m) DHLS. EFhLi una, lroof lt.tUf.d, Huiial.le for Ue Soulborn in. I; tor sale by GEO. FOa:EE A- CO, Wss POItK , liPLfS., VEUY HEAVY. w r mm atiglo ir own n.vkirnT, for -ale by GEO. FOSTER CO. Roveived this day and for sale by the doaea at very low fujiH..-a. JAiXIB STK A LB k SON. a ue is a Main si., tt. Bacaas and Third. M3BM.BB JSTHU t o II FISH. I DBCMi AW. T.Mi lb choice new Codfish received aod for sale at E. H. COOK 4 SOWS. t W THElilVBBAT BJTTS ww burgh like Erskine, Curatck k Cov prices I of Flour ? Answer Because it n. always falling. , A further reduction iu tlie price of Igleheart Hat Ian a1 t w Is st brands of Flour Soulie r n Kxtra W bite Wheat .12 T Kpicurean Extra t& MS aekr, af each for sale ly r. i.en. t, it Jamvi'v a uu., '- 1 ' 47 Main street. .f o.v sin m' sr mmmi Just r eeive and fot mle .'-it Bts prima Bacon Sides, BBS N prime shoulders. Is aaaasaar, at LBSKINK. Cl'BSICK 4 CO.8, an '-'12 47 Main street. nljTME JriCmilTHAT EM8K1SI. M CI K NICK S CO. are prepared to tceiw City Orders to the extent of Oae ThommmA Duliar. .tr, in ex. bailee for Groceries at their store, 47 3iHiii stris t. augl mm ore uon WsT 9tm r sfav-ao m WWM. of those elegant Merc-r Potatoes, superior to au tbiii in the market, received this day aud as sab b) C11A8. McJOUNSTON, in v-1 Main street, near the Canal. giHEESE ! CUB EmM I-M JMUQaTsfj ' an extra Boa lot just rcc-ived ; those wan tin.' something nice, by box or slice, call in at C1IAS. M, JOHNSTON'S, j7 Posey's Block, Main st. lAPKi! CAPS f C AP8 I VOK CHKUTmy M v A large and splendid assortment Caps, lor men and InVS, latest stles, just received IK-r Kxpn-ssby YAFTIKB k MARCONN1EB, d.-ci No. XI Main street. XVmE t' .Tf. HEMEL 1 50 I'.l t'HaV W ssjaSj sraoa and half bbls and kits, aawrted aaariaMra, neeived this dav per railroad, for ale l w aj S. K. OlLBEBT k CO., j. ji No. 4 Sycamore street. my ha-.-s a.-sorled Cotton Yarn, list bale N.. 1 and U Cot toil Batting. a In BlaffB an I for sale bv in.vll vv UKLT.LU A ItlGUS. W.L0UB I Fl.oi R : r.o rjrrei.s M. an I Hacks in -tore and to arrive, extra and rtp rtinc Country Brands - oo.l as the lest aad us low as Ihe lowest, at ill VK'sKliY lir.OS.. H2 Mala M. TIO TMI E M.Ol'F.RS mWmi AAMOIM Cup of T. a. We are now in receipt of a urv choice lot of i Ti as. bmht exjirDesly for retail : i ' i all - ! ill impli - tiven with pleas ure, by X. H COOK, k SON. WJfJLIS F.iTE.YT l O.W RF.TB MM SAI"KS.-Ve are agents for the celebmttd Hill's P.V.eiit Cire lVoof and Thief Proof BaSui, aaanufttctuied by Hull. Carroll A Co. Cincinnati. A constant supply will U- kept SB hand, and sold al manufacturer s pi ices. PEfcSTON BBOsk WREMIl'M I t .V HI. I Tf.V. ..VJ M l'A RIMQ at Factory Prices A large stock N. F. Beltlug Company's Goods in store at alt linn s, at M m t j ki us' I'bices. WaiTaBtadsnBarter t any other. C. 8. WELLS, Saw. Sign of the Mill Saw, IS First street. WREE EXHMBMTI0JY OF THE JT bu'geet an J:iiost beast! ful stock of Hats and Caps ever ojM-n .'in Evausville. Come one and all. V. uill be pleased at all times to show our Goods and sell t lieiii cheaper than the choapeet. YALT1LK a- MAUCONNIKB, septll SS Main street, SC FSHES! BBFSHB8! BBVSMBB! .rsi d ozeti a-s'd Scrub Brushes, 25 do Bbu'kiug do, ft do Pnstinj; do, T, do Floor do, 1 do Carpel do, do Loiig-haudU Scrub do, " do Horse Brushes. Received tiiis dav and for aale at a tin 1 ' Z. H. COOsT I SON'S BACON4 BACW!BACON ! JisV SIHSfRMBEB HgB FO H sale, at w holesale aud retail S. anao a b ieoa si.u--. G0Q6 tt-s choice sunar-ciired Hams, .'skO It Bat on Shoulders II is old customers and wholesale dealers may rely upon SadHg excellent Bacon at rnaaonablv I i i es. at M. GAYISK'8, .if ; 1 -1 in Corner Main and Fourth sis. II ST It MlVMtM I t It I' M M T M J.n M. Ii mW LIGnTFOOT--U Bsa Extra Cream Cliara?, in do Smoked Hearing, loo do sirliiiis, .'i Itis Pearl Barley aSdaa Mason s Blacking, lo Sea BBaSBBS and other Brooms, Ii am Wire Mo; Hamlles. At No. 83 Main street YICKL'KY BROTUKHS. Cw :: hiishels tiesli IViru Meal, :; tons No. l Country Bran, loo sacks Dxtra Ki.nii'ly Flour, lis) littabels gooS large Keehanocks, "pi do clioice Onions, :; Maa St. Lsssti BolSaa Syrup, 1"0 sugar cured Hams. ioCi lt,a prime Leaf Lard. Just received and for sale at 4ugl3 VICKEKY BROS., S2 Main at. m in i TH Mi i .vin.-sts I .. i BY W will spplr to the Board of Commissioners of vaasBVBarsjh County, on the first Monday in Sep tcmlter next, to-wit : Oa the rth da-, of said month for grant of License to retail Spirituous Liquors, at In- usual (dace of business, on Front street, between Leet and Tine streets, Kvans ille. ...y-t-owd JAMES CARTER. mmAto.y a. vii Mi-t ttkj -JLsv I'msi ths clear Baron Sides, 'i"i lt.s extra sugar-cured Mams, fSI Sm Shouhh-rs, I bbls choii e Lard. U rv-.-.i -I aad for sale lV Cafaa. McJolINSTOK, atigll Pois-y's Blovk, Maiu street. ktwi sr . mrrnvm . J tine 3 year dd Bay Mules, o. 1 Milch Cows, A line lot ot full bred Chester White Hogs. For sale at 2. II. COOK A SON'S ,i Stuck Yard. (ml IHM E ' BJtJAH -lOO S TMBBB mA eelebrateil llaui.-, together with a good as - eoruaeat ot other aw its -Sln. ui.ters, Clear Sides. Tickled Pork. Dried Beef, Be, f ToDgaos, Sc., Just receited aud for aale bv '( II M. JOHM8TON, efl Main stn-t, near the Canal. g H.II.Y Ft ' G li.-n ( iati i n T..p. Ii Wis si do do, setts Pump Fixture, 1'4 lbs Pump Chain, ..-I. . I pweed Pump Tubing. Just received and lor sale by i vi OB STB ALB A SOK. hi I 71 Maiiiti.. t. I at, Setoud S Third. Sjf .''. S -Atn. ricnii Slates, Oval ashael as new artidee, Slate and tVdar Pencils, I'uti iissioii Caj or kinds,) Butcher Knives and Steels, Csrv im; d Bl ii kin,;. Butler's lt aud, disks and I stches. .Kaateru riiee.) Butts and Screws, is. k- nii.l Siarallee, Curry Combs -iiid ll.u s-I'anls, Augers and tiimbleta. P. k, t Books :tn-l Portmouale. KeedlM, lS-V-. Knit'K, Oam'gSSack a) P , k. i Comlsi and Thimbhs, C, i man and I'rench HarS, Japaumul linwai. .!" i-rtiueeit. Iu short, evcvtli.ne usually P ."fi" mm, a, flim mnati pric-s.

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