Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 4, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 August 1859 — Page 2

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ourual EVANSVILLE, IND. MONDAY MORNING.. AUGUST The Enquirer of Saturday evening touches upon out reference that morning to the ringing of a certain church bell, in a way that shows the author of the paragraph to have been " going it blind.'' In the absence of Mr. Whittlesy, we presume the new comer into the sanctum of that office thought he would try his hand on a local item, and without having yet learned his "cue," supposed he could not go amiss in opposing whatever was advanced in the Journal. If the green editor, with the aid of the old one, will look back over the files of the Enquirer to a date about five weeks ago, he will see how badly be has fooled himself, when he h that a paragraph appears in its columns on the subject of church bells, and denouncing as a nuisanc to the neighborhood the very identical bell our article designated in its strictures. Ana that paragraph of the Enquirer's, too, was the first public mention that had been made of the matter, and called forth our hearty response. Don't back out now, Mr. Enquirer ; we are both on the same platform for once. Th City of Washington. The New York Express has a letter from a Washingcorrespondent, who until recently, ha3 been nb seat from the national capital for nearly two y ears. The writer is delighted with its growth aud improvement and says : It grows as We-'ern towns grow, as rn towns have grown, and in the fact alone that it is the capital of the country, it is tie lined to be one of the largest interior towai t' the nation. Washington compared with Washington twenty-two or three years pone by, has had a wonderful advancement. Its agriculture, its horticulture, its manufacI iim, all have kept pate with the best towns it the country ; while the Government patronage and the distribution of places have increased almost beyond belief. Between the Patent and Post Office buildings, in the centre of the city, (two of the most substantial buildings in the world,) the new Treasury building at the west end, and the new Capitol buildings, there has been a very equal geographical distribution of favor. A3 improvements they are each visited by hundreds daily, and by a class of persons who generally rank as tax-payers. Among this class it is very rare indeed to hear one word of complaint against the vast expenditures oi public money upon these enduring monuments of the solidty and growth of the Republic." It is believed that the new conical halls used in war produce less dangerous wounds than the ordinary spherical ones. If the former do not strike with the apex, they deviate from their course, instead of smashing the bone. It appears from an examination of the returning soldiers wounded in Italy that the conical balls travel in almost every direction through the head, BatiM tfcaj happen to strike with accuracy. The modern philanthropists of Europe will have to consider this subject, and probably return to the old fogy method of killing men with round balls. The Hon. Sherrard Clemens, of Vir ginia, recently submitted to a painful surgical operation at Kastou, Pa. The operation consisted in the removal of a portion of a detached bone in his thigh, which had been a source of much irritation to his limb ever since his duel with Mr. Wise, at which time the injury causing the wound wa3 done.' After the bone was removed, a por tion of the ball was found imbedded in it. Steam ox thi Ohio Canal. The steam canal al Ekitrprim is making regular tri MS Zaitcsville aud Cleveland. The expense is said to be less than oncfourth that of horse power, and not onefourth of the time to accomplish a given distance. The Captain of the Enterprise has run his boat, towiug other boats, at an average of about a iiuarUr of bushel of coal per mile to a boat, in making a trip of one hundred and twenty-eight miles. "There died, recently, at Gu'ai.abueva, Coba, a wealthy Creole planter named Fnmcisco de la t Garcia, who is said to have ,0o0. He was the intimate Mead of Sandra Lopez, arid was arrested iuriut; the Pinto troubles. He gave treely ut hi. wraith to aid the cause of Cuban inBCe, and has bequeathed $100,006 toast -bonis at Matanzas, aud for oth er eharitie?. IfeaJTAn able correspondent of the Springfield i Mass. i lUpubto an, who has spent an i with the Hob. Kdwar I Bates, of i : . . .. " . - - airi, writes a communication in favor of the nomination of that distinguished man for the next Presid noy. There can be no just doubt of Mr. Bates great ability, or of bis incorrigible integrity. Iurlng the last four weeks two thousand, six hundred aud fourteen pcple liavi . :. : N'"V Vork to their final resting places. Yet, they are scarcely m issed ! jgrMr. Te:i Brock was not the only person upon whom fortnne smiled at the Goodwood races. I lis friends backed Starke frely, and bagged j:,000 for their enterprise. mt . . : X 4 1 . I jir me I'pposuion viciorj iu unu Carolina i. most gratifying. They had candidates in but live of the Congressional districts, and carried four of them by overwhclmiug majorities. "A drunken vagabxud, oauied Floyd, is under arrest at Lunenljurpr, V'a., tor shooting a boy who refused to pick up hi hut for BjB Ft-rty-ciRht shota entered the y IkIv. f ti a liirm in New Hartford Onfre,

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in atnone several acres of tobacco there ir a..iy. ..e oos nveu ni morn iioieuon 5 . . , e,vontv ; than almost any otl.-e. stranger of distinc--,r r.ieiesi some of w in' i incisure seventy , i , 6 . , are pieces some 01 , tun w,0 UttS houored our country with his inchei iu height, and have have.- thirty- . tK jt.(y, but he haa not yet become a publieglxt ii. ' anl :tloiit nineteen in i ,.au hy proteasion. Doubtless, " he is a very j b j I o;oo.l maO; bl he ran t katp i hotel '

vneral Items.

.Blondin raakel about $800 lor each I trip aatoss the Niagara on his rope. A new steam fire engine, in Balti- , more has generated steam in seven uiiu- ! ute.-. aud threw water to a distance, of -11 feet. frr Charles Tiinbtriuau, of Cincinnati, cut his throat w ith a razor ou Wednesday. He was not dead yesterday, but little hoie was entertained of bis recovery. B3u The Memphis Atsdanche says that a gentleman from Louisville reccutly lost in that city $7,000 playing high, low, jack, and the game,"' and won it again by virtue of a revolver. SteTla one of the crack hotels of Saratoga, lately, the elderly men were sitting up in the office or bar-room, during the jolly hours, drinking and telling stories, when suddenly a stately lady appeared, seized her husband by the arm and walked him off to bed. The action produced quite a melancholy effect upon the others. Brga-Tlie expenses incurred by the railroad company in ferrying across the Ohio river, between Jeffersonville and Louisville, are excessive $10,000 per year for passengers, and $54,000 for freight. The people of the Falls City have it in contemp'ntjem to construct a briuge at that point to accommodate the trains and ordinarv travel. The balloon ascension of Mr. Wise, from Lafayette, Ind., on Tuesday, was a failure, the valve having been injured by coming in contact with the telegraph wire. On Wednesday he made another trial, which was successful :0 far as the acensiou was concerned. He intended to reach an Atlantic city, but got no farther than Crawfordsville. WfSm From all that is disclosed here, says the Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia Press, I have no doubt that at the next session of Congress partiality and favoritism, of a flagitious character, will be brought to light with reference to the dis continuance and decrease of sundry mails, and the continuance and establishment of others by no means so serviceable, and more extensive and expensive than those abolished. A young woman of prepossessing appearance, giving the name of Ellen Foster, has been arrested at Rochester, Ohio, for false pretences. She pretended to le the daughter of the ticket agent of the Great Western Railway at Hamilton, aud had been in the habit of writing passes for friends who desired to travel by tins cars. A sale of one of these passes caused her arrest. 1ST The Portland Orerjoman, a Democratic paper, in announcing the election of Mr. Logan, a Republican, to Congress, attributes the resuit mainly to tho misrule, tryanny, and egotism of Jo Lane, who, in dispensing Federal patronage while Oregon wa a Territory, had raised up leaders and subalterns'' of whom the people were tired. Mr. Logan was a popular man, and the Republicans of the new State worked with a will. The Jews B America. This is the gold en age, says the X. Y. Post, of the Jews in America. They number some two hundred and fifty thousand, who atill adhere to the faith of Abraham. They have forty thousand in New York alone. Two Senators and four Congressmen arc of the Jpwish faith, which shows the ancient political talent of the race. The Christian Jews do not number more than three or four hundred, of whom one hundred are studying tor the ministry. Patent Paper Collars. There is quite a demand springing up in the large cities for paper collars, a comparatively new invention, said to cost less than the usual rate charged for washing. It appears that about four years ago an inventive genius, supposed to be a single man, took out a patent for shirt-collars made of pajier and muslin, for the use of travelers aud old bachelors. A factory was started in New York, but only continued a short time, when a gentleman ot Philadelphia, some two years since, bought the exclusive right, and commenced the maim fa lure of the collars in a large building near FairmoutiV a. .J at the present time, it is aid, aboot fi'y hands are employed in the work, usin up, by means of steam pow er, three tons ol po-s per per month, and producing sixty thousand collars, comprising the stand-ups, chokers, Byrons, D'Orsays, &c, weekly. The Philadelphia Ledger say3: These collars are composed of the lest white paper, resemblingsomewhat the paper used for book-printing, aud thin, cheap mus 1 i o f n 'li i n o rr i u pmnli.rA) in e n t t tin ei 1 tin. Machinery is employed to cut the collar, mu9lin, button-holes, kc, and then the materials are put together with sisiug by hand. After this tbey are then passed through a calender machine, which gives the paper a smooth, glossy uppeartmee, and also brings to the surface the impression of the threads of the muslin, thus rendering it very difficult to distinguish the sham collar from the real. The edges are also adorned with an imitation of fine stitching, which remains visible until the collar wilts, by occasion of the heat, or becomes as dirty as the rag from which it sprung. The collar, once found so convenient for old bachelors, is now coming into very general use, as ten; of them can le purchased for twenty-five cents, and when dirty can be thrown into the corner, and resold for waste paper, at from five to seven cents a " pound. This is the only disposition that can be made of tbeni at present, though w e have no doubt the inventive talent of this country, abounding as it does in brilliant ideas, will soon devise wavs and means bv which they may Ix- washed, aud made fit for use agaiu. V rumor ha obuined circulation in the papers that " the Zouave,'' Captain De Uiviere in keeping a hotel iu New York which is uutruc. The '-captiug may be Men every day promenading Broadway, with 1 a "ribbon of the Legion " modestly jieerino from his button-hole, or riding in a carriage, ! for which, like a ircut many other distiiiguishcd people, lie seems to haveadecidI i - ' . , ., i . t , . i

The Singer Coacu. Singer, the Sewing

Mtthint man, has become a celebrity, and j5 putting on air.-. The Journal sjf i'-u-mere thus dcci ...h i! r .hi appears abroad : It i two orAlme tiuies the size ol uu ordiuary coach, and is fitted up after a novel ; design furnished by the proprietor Inciu-l-mg the moveable seats, which m.iy le attached to the roof, this vehicle will acconimodaU thirty-four raiiie. The exterior colors are black and yellow, taitettdly combined ; within, it is upholstered w ith :.i.a-ry-oolored brotatelle, in the most luxurious manner. The coupee is in itself quite an apartment, which may be s;iarated from the rest, and used either as a nursety or lor smokers. There is also a storeroom tur edibles, etc. a place where implements for sporting may be kept and the dog is carefully provided for beneath the driver's seat, light and air being introduced through a latttice. Some of the seats may be extended so far as to form a full length couch. This splendid establishment, which was manufactured by Wood Brothers, of Bridgeport, Connecticut, at a cost of about $3,000, is designed rather for social excursions beyond the city than for ordinary purposes. It will be drawn by six horses. Its extreme length is seventeen feet, und weighs 3,750 pounds. A Premonition of Death. A returned Californian, writing to the Madison Journal from the West coast of Mexico, near the Bay of Ycutosa, records the following rase of premonition : A short time before we arrived there, a Mr. Muzzey, an artist who accompanied them, sent out by the Harper Brothers, while in bathing with Mr. Murphy, in the surf of the ocean, was carried away by an under current to a point from which he could not ri turn, and then probably carried still further on by a shark immediately seizing kin, a they are very utirnerous on this whole coast. And here was exemplified the fat t that men do sometiu.es have premonitions of coming events, for this man, for years, had continually insisted he would some time or other lie drowned, and w a, therefore, always very much afraid of w ater, on that account, and in this ruse, before going in, shook hands with his comrades, bidding ttiem all good-bye, and in addition, was cautioned by an Indian ot their party that there was great danger. Yet the time had come when he must meet his doom, as effectually as if condemned to expiate upon the gallows. M The bounds of his habitation was set,-' which he could not paf" and no circumstance avert the end. Ssa? While the subject of Sunday la VI wns under discussion in St. Louis, the Hon. Edward Bates addressed the follow ing Uttai to a public meeting: " I am very sorry to hear that there is any occasion tor I popular demonstration to uphold an institution so ancient, so sacred, so lawful, and so necessary to the jK-ace, the comfort, and the respectability of society M the Sabbath. Its religious character, as a holy day, ought alone to be sufficient for its protection in a Christian community ; but that failing, surely the laws of the land, made for its security, ought to be as strictly enforced as the laws made for the protection of BCHQM and property. Vice and crime are always progresfive and cumujatire. If the Sundaj laws are aaglectad or despised, the laws of persons and property will soon share their fate, and be equally disregarded." A Man REScnuECTE;.. The Franklin (Lx ) Sun has the following : ' A man w ho says his name i Ridens, arrived here a few days aro, from the Bayou Mason. lie tells the following story on hitu-elf which would seem to need eottflrna tion : "He, Ridens, was one of a party to run a girl off, who wished to get married without the consent of her parents. They took a boat somewhere up the Mason, and some time afterwards the parents, with a parmi ng party, overtook the boat and liopn her. A fight then ensued between the. tw, parties for the girl, in which Riden? received two severe blows upon the head, one of which laid him :ia senseless as death. He was believed, in fact, to be dead, and w as, consequently, hurrielly buried. Abortt two hour afterwards, two doctors, who wanted his hod v, dug him up, and rinding rrmptotns of vitality iti him applied the necessarv remedies and restored hitn to life." Largest Hauvet on Rccp&p. The Philadelphia I.:Jjrr, a paper w ell informed, and certainly not given to exaggerated f..rin.: of speech, designates the w heat harvest of this yearns "the largest wheat harvest probably that ever was produced on this earth." The season has been unusually early ; the insects :ud the rust have not been able to extort from the farmers their u-aal groans and growling, and with the exceptiou af drattflc night id" frost injuring the crop iu a few counties of Western Virginia. Pennsylvania, Xev Vork and Ohio, the ground sown in wheat h .3 yielded most abundantly. There baa beta a greater, i noadth of wheat Lul out than ev r before; from New York to Arkaaaai and Alabama, and from California through to the Atlantic, more land, by tar, it is said, 1ms bfea thus cultivated, than at any former time. Whilst the extent and success of tho w heat crop iu the I'nitcd States are unprecedcnti d. the s;ime is true of Canada, and to all the old countries of !!urope the promise ofthe harvest at tho last accounts were extraordinarily good. Bbwabd in- Esc.T.Axrt.. Tho London correspondent of the New York Tin e aayi thnt Mr. Seward hasboeit iTinoh sought after there hy the Wtrtgft who desire to keep uj tbo old reputation of tl eir party for iolittc:l ho'nitalitv. lie does not make the same sort of impression anions theru as Mr. MitnBar did when lw lirst visited this country its a a Uou and ina manner in soiiicwani uuiitiny . 1 . f m,. ,i .. contrasted witb that of Mi. PreacoR, Mr. L .eAHA a n . t . . t Uas ut' miiinut ! I f mt onr sidJ of the water. It is mill that bea asked by the Queen what he thought of what he had seen ot" public life in England, Mr. Stw.tr I ! ;.'.ied " Madam, I bsrecpme is - - it . 71 i.'.u Iin. U.i.al.. Mk. iinluilltf ranl.Uil I. I iu r.iiiui'C eu simiv ui-iousui , iu men iivi i .to h i vniivui , . f . . hone yon hare round nothing: of that kml to study here.'" Captain Randall, ot I'liiladelpbia, . proposes to build, by sulis-cription. a steamer i four huudred feet oii, and forty-eight feet beam, with accotnuicxlatiou.s for three thouMBrtl pnwngers, and three tliuitaii'l tuns pf frvitftit. The whig w-i!l Lave iron diagonal ! bffatcs aiouud the frame, be .ion-bound in- ! side the plankiug, and iron btfjtyaidtf di1 vidiag the A. u iu seven compartments, i The propalliag power aritl be tira aitria" engines of three Uiouaiuid hve hundred h , power, and two s-ei ol wln els. The Hiip will draw but thirteen feet water, an I the projector believe tlmt one constructed after his plans would cross the Atlantic in revn ; davp. The coc-l oi' the vecl is estimated al I s job bbo

That Srotiv a hot i K;;ht Children at A

KiitTB. The -New York Ti ibune .some time ior ililisiad a stoiy ( which has been genrally .pied by the papcro) ot a lady in 4 burliaving ei :'M children at a births The Tribune now contradict it ;. toilow i : The postmaster of Warren, Ohio, writes, at uu; o oi Mr. iiuioiuy uraui.-y, ot Johnston. Utlio, to say that the rto , 61 our correspondent, announcing Mat Mrs. !. was the bappv mither ot eight children at a birth," is a malicious hoax, aud adds : " Mr. and Mrs. Bradley are Mi te.in cLii persons of respectable families have Wen married alout siv years, and have never had any children. ftyj,, Mr. DnuUaOB, a prominent member 01 me oaroi uaviwac, " 1 " dcrcl last week, wuile out hunting, by tbrtc men and throe women, who had a grudge against him. rested. They were all arNEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -fiOOBMES EXP BE S8E I EOB WJTtu Lauliffl aul Children. 60U lbs French I'lumn, t 10 ceuUi mr It.. 60t lbs '1'urkey Primes, at cents pmt lt. ldOOJb Zante ("urrants, lx' eaiH Pine Aiiles. M0 ilo Pear-i, 100 do Strawberries imi iK.ttles assorted Pie KruitH, 1(H) :ms assorted Tuble Fruits, 10 1 ist's, Citron, iim csjaa Lolisters, MO 110 Salmon, ; o .es 1 lioice Lemons, I hi : Tied May, ' ' .. ,.iyr Kaiiiiis. With) ' H tnu-nt of Almonds, Pecaiui, t' ream Walnuts .lust reo-iv,.d irub aud liue and at tvi. 1.1 . o-(iriccr by twg. 1:. I!Mb O K, a hoes . r 1 ( TiaTs-tv tvu si 11, at our i;xins. on Tuesday morning, A.iL tist tMk, ni 9 o'clock, 40 do. pairs ladies, miss.-, Imijs ildrt-ns shoes and boots to tintrade. Shoe di alers will do well to attend, astbey will le sold l.v the mm, add w ithout rest-rv.'. II. NELSON .t Co.. anfrtJ Auetionovrs. To CoDtractors. nnopoHJi.a n-ii 1 nr. he EirJL . 1 mtfj A'edtisdny, August "J-lth, tor the rein. t.iI f the buildings and fMoot ou th pra tit Fair Grounds to tho new site ou the E. sC, Kailroad. SeKrate bids for removing tbo hwiHiaft an i fi-n.-.-s, and 1'iittiiij: the Mine ujwn th tuw grounds, and for rcaMmag the buildings and patMl 1 IM kflMt on the tfi oiinds, will Ik- n cfiwd th- work to h.' omph-ted by Octoh r 1st, IMt, AI.s There is an exhW.it ion tract t he made. otitractors. bvk out : Ilia bids to be left at tha store of I lorn brook A Co. P.y order of the Hoard. tjM-H P. HOttXBKOOK. - 1M KEHK 'f7H KjksJKlZuts BOXES neetved tldl dJ and for sale bv ( HAS. MrJOHNSTON, a up. P..sey's Block, Main -tr.-.-t. rotiiic) j u9f n- pived are! f.r -ale bj atti V aujr2-i I'll AS. M. JOHNSTON. .: u.i u : i 'eve r J 3 bids pure Cider inegar, III ilo i.-a; do. Hi cei e.l and tor sale bv MgSS (TIAS. M. JOHNSTON. M sivle, best Net, just received and for sale by aagH CHAS. McJOHNSTON. i tjju: BtvtM h :4ttooo afocM J ot all the rarioaa gradM Of hrands and retiueil :;irs, now oil baud and for sale hv (.HAS. McJOHNSTON, tagfl Posi IMoi k, Main street. OR THE J..4ME .( T Ui: f.l IXi the !atrtrylM, Well as "KiaaMelta'aetlj," ' Kiss Me Quickly," "Kiss Me ir You Dare." Aluo, an assortment oi Luhia'l Kxtracts, warranted tire and Maataa, at KBLLUt .v. WHITE'S nugJ-ilJtw Drn Store D issoi.l r0.V V O T i t'E '' E iiartuership hen-tofor existing betweea T. J. White and I'. (J. Keats, under the name of I.J. White if Co., is thi day dissolved hy tnntual eonsent. C.U.KEATS i's alonu authorized b settle aciounts. Etamkvillc, Anj. 3, lS&i. an-'-lot LEVI S7CLARKE, Ci(j'Tuj-tor Ja i hi i i.i) s: R. ' Kho;i eon.-r ot Sixth and Wuluut streets. I am prepired to aaatiaol fjr all vork in our line. aug!7 K OitERT non, .1 lit ItlTEVT. i mt I N Bacoad Ktreet, between ine and Di vision, next dMr to tin- old PraftbytarJaa (.'hurth. I'l.iiis, sj cit'.i ati' iis. .Irtail urawiiis, Ac. fur alt .1 ttaat el buildings., iiijHreU on aiioi t notice, and on l-aviuaMp tem.s. angl7 OTCE. ... wjiJrmmmm vm tim oiuitv Orders draw in- iuterest, and which have baaa aa4orn previous to June 1, lti-58. will he redeemed on presentation to the Couuty treasurer. N. IE No int. ii -i a .-ruing after this date on aaid orders will In; paid. It . 18.V2, Chapter lit, Section a Tllfcu. ves.nemann, angl9l Treasurer V. C. m Wb T . B47AaAmBBMD 0.' EM RUT M.J tract, near St. Paul's Church a LADY'S IIUEAMTIN a bunch of grata iii coral, with gold M ttiug. A- it is highly aud peculiarly pri. i l.v the ..wn.-r. it is h -p' lthat the tirelerwill re store it by leaving it at tbia office, and receiving a sun,. ble r want lliereoy .iw.iKeiiing uie mosi nely gratitude in the heart" of a lady. aael'J y -r MUXES EXTRJ IMn MVMUM Bj A No. 1 Pine Apple Cheese, .: wnin I'.mil' ii J aiiiar, 5 hbls Crushed do, j.V tt.s choic - mi d Dried Itci I, ."mi It si prime Leaf Lard, IO lixs Star (Studies, 10 hs (Ipal do, pikittauew Mackerel. Beceived p. i te.".:ucsrSt. Lovia, at Z. H. COOK .1 BOM'S rnjva aw AmmtMM and uavotcm ALE V c-aaks ans'd pts X ots Loudon Porter, lio no no N-otc'h Ale. A at. :t nuine iin'xfMed attlcle at . H. COOK A SON'S. 25C UM.niXMi RMELE J It kee. Miami Hlnstini; do, nr." s i.ety I'iim'. .. ' OOK a BONB, Agta. For sab ! J O n s, L Ii WE II I VE EECEtVEU A eonstc: !i i t ot i(Mis, I" ! lines, ami otner tine tio!s wi.rtliy your atti n Hon, which w are 4diie; u m41 at auction witliout resorve, commenc ing thus morning ' o clerk, (nine up and see them, if von dont't bay, am 1 h H. MBLBOM d CO. M3JM.VTS, OMEN. A" WEBjJ1ffBBJMB IiSMJ k,-.; pure White Lea l. :?Ki ki'i;, do do .in , 'O Bm pure English Bi-d L- a.l. . at.s French White 7.iuc (II siii ?rw Kafladi Patent pryar, 1 MM) jr.- .-.--'J Pait.tS dr.v, lfWicansdo paints in oil, iH"extr Putty, in tin cans. looo pill- II. l.lli-is-d III, 1 cask No. 1 Coach Varnish. 1 .to White baatar de, t .:. No. 1 Tnrjieiitine do, 1 ilo Drown lapua . With a lull aswirtnient of Paint. Scrnldung, Whitewash, Horse, and Counter Brushes. Jwrt rvewrved l.v K. S, It AIM "Ol a. rjptf m: J af STMMM ' LITTLE ,nj AHKAD. 1 '" " ,en- ii m.-i . 1 mi- BiutisJ at S. KMItlCH A ( (). s. Well, theeasoa U rhat taeyk tt.i:.-- in the Dry . . 1 . 1 i . a - aa - aw - T jJ 7- 1-JTu , 1 ' I Their stock ot Shoes i exc iu-ut, aud in prices n ,::..i. wit aa mm hi run it :-jist m " - . -B. rt ctivfl itil IVr natlo 1 -t. .,r..,i...l ..ttri ii liitn i I ii oi I VI .... iwrfa la. lo libls rxlr.i All of cihhti ae u.irr.oit tBAp Mill At VH'KKKV DIOTHKRS. I I UK ISsl'BAM'E ( o.MPA N V, I iK V NKHIir(;tl COTXTV. Kv cn-- in v, Au. I. 1b69. ) JS; l e c t i o .v.-rfA Ljwvrg XL electl.'U le.r see!i lMlee tors Uliil .1 N-t ri tarv will be held ou MoNDAY, An?. 1... lsfiii, ln-tweea the hours of . aa I 1 o'i ! k I'. M., at tin: othce. on Third irr (, adjuiuiua tb ('rcMut City H..-.K atue.VDu i; i r. 1.1, 1 . Von l;u - - . - . If I Vll I'f'''V IVjIII'n "". doeU Shoe Brushes, assorted. To do iSerubbiu do do :( do Uoixi do do 15 l Whitewash do do !. an Clothe, do do Btd do Curry Couiba, ii mid 8 bars. I R r,0 HBLS.. LWBOE SMXES I r aatehs a. V. UlhBJCBT I o., T W X.flMLm' I I Ol It . . 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v.v jujeaul co R jy .; , : 30 rouml Corn Mini from Ac bs bnrhels f fnh country.at XRS&1XE, CI UNICK co s. augS 47 . i . 'i ci . WBHMEMI REM:E. nun: a imem:e: MlM Just received for steamer .T i I"e, it i.i ii i article of angir-earn! Dried Batif. Carl and try , .it EDKK1WK riTBNM'U j. 1.1 'jh 47 Main ntrei t -mrXJM MuvT.iul.Es. J M tw ..t yf ffrihwili potato, s :, lotoTitriiM "n''"r. Art'' nareH mm fkmnm pnettM --rv i.K.-KlNE, CI ENH'K A COw. n 47 Mrtin Min t I f I. E ME US. JV .." wmi tr Mile, in ilovii AiI- rn-t, VMr tiling dllleli Lt trem tbu l.l ,i ,. JjrSI ufco. s. S'n.nt.:. 10 Main M the jr.. eji;.h e mmcM. jammn u 1 M LIK1 POWEItS. Jmt Htrixvtl fr1:, ,h, Kati , Il0.h mnAj , , 'xc iiont 1)K GOODs. conaitmiig in wrt ot a larg lot of M oxjmto ltars, ( : '. j 0 tc, tc, we o ffv r low PafttM, at oiirein .ii Ktm Muri !". Main stiei t. Evansville, Ind. uurt HILLKB .t KISIIAUS. SOUTHERN RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT GUIDE AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. rWXHE JP I' H LIS HE H OETtilti WOitM M. with rii'culatien of tea llmawiid per atyiitb, would respectfully inform the akerchantt oi Kvnaa-villi-and vicinity that he is prepared to eovMaadl for advartisements at very low rat.-. Buiine.ss Cai d.. ?ln par aii'm 2d " Im Baaan Half Page Oaa Page GO i Adl J. C. IIKAIX. I . i n Railroad QwM, I5-.. 41'J. Louisville, K jy'.-d II UNNELL'S Flooring IVXill , i'obxek av WALNUT BTSBBT AND TBjE CANAL, FA'AS'SVIU.F, .YD. rWJR I s JVMW EsTJIIlISIf.TIE.'T M ii an i full ojM-.'ition, with ie and c inj,dete Machinery of the latest tyU for Planing and 1'reHHiDr; LnmlH?r, planitif; and L,iooviie; 1"! oring, making Doors and aak Monklini W Blnuls, and every otln-r ih-scription of work done in sn.di establishments. All work at these Mills warranted to 1" doass and will hvaflbreo al the lowest eastui' Tacking DoXM of all kiinL uiad.- to oi.Ur. IliM'-ket mi.1 Scrolls s.twn to any pattern. Slitting and all k.n : of Sauiu MM to t k T, and in the iiiost app roved xtvle. jy' WILLIAM HUVSKIrL. St. Charles Saloon. NEW PROPEIETORaniP AN ENTIRE BE-ORGANIZATION, mwE&HRs. n.:.ri.n i.i: x n re mi i ss, WwM. from Ne-Orlealie, have l urcha. e.i t iie L'. (TI AKLES SALOON, on Eit-t ntreet, nearly oppo site the Post Office, and have ietitte .il la l ri o!;--t;ant and attractive style. The new proprietors aaM hai lone tapaifcili keepers of fishionable aud pofaria Uestaurauis in New Orleans, and they will endeavor. In their house, to combine all the elegnncivs and of Northern and Soitthern lbtawrat hi the SI ( HARLKS They Lai e brought a larce and e-.niplete st tk of rhoiee Liuora from New Orleans, which they collected with care during their business in thai city. Their connections und acquaintance iu that city will eimMc tle m to ohtain the choicest ui.pBaaof Llqaota, Fruits, aad luxuries from that market in lnture, and they will spare iioextet:sL. nor jiains to nuke tho ST. CTIAKLES sur.a.s, hereafter, i' former rejiresi-Dtation. as pleasant Saloon, a j..a - 1 livin... and . legant. reiined and luxe.ru us resort. Hi ' Billi ird p! i.. i - . 1 iiinl at this Saloon i sCt of the lines t marble lop Billiard Tables, troir the well known and i lel.rated fictoryofJ. X. Brunswick d- Co. The undersigned flatter themselves that long I xj.. ri. nee aad careful attenti .il will enable tie ii to merit a reputation e.jiial to any Saloon iu the western country. tt"" A splendid Lunch will 1 served up in the. mi st approved style, eviry morning at lo o'c i !.. HAXMIB DBKIVI 21 aucl Lat- of New Orlea is. tiE TE.Tin.E'S cOJJVOl.Vli U HOPS AND BONESET IT is tlie safest, surest, cheaiost, and most rvHable remedy for Uat ie:tuanent can of COLItV. cougbs, iioai:skm.s, asthma, CBOtTP, WBOOWSG COVi D, And all aBbctioaa of tho Throat and Luuirs. Itbci UK prepared i:p n tSiintilic principles, und from articles that arc entirely vegetable. The OOHPOUKD STBTf OF HOI'S AND Bn ::si l Is manufactured by C. ROTHENBUSB s SOS, Ilatniltoit, Butler County. Ofela, to whom all rders must In- addreed ; and sold hv KBLLKB m wiMTK." fti aajlsai Eviuisville, Indian i, and bj DroggigU and Merchants thr xighout the country. jan2C-Iy a. j. lb as n. & BviJVAjyrAt sumMTTt TK OB NKUVK TOEH . WILL CUKE FEVER AND ACUE NERVOUS DISORDERS, YELLOW CHAOSES, AMD PAMAMAPBTXUS, Can often lv prevented by the use of this invaluable remedy. The recipe is froBi a very celebrated ! Physician, after having thirty-five ye.cr' cxh :i- , enor iu Ucpitals bii! rrlrate practice io New ICork City, and hns 1k.ii f.-stcd la al! scotions (f t!, country, during the pat six years, with the mo.-i won lei till silce-e-ss. Are pom Her co s tfBBBftm W WBjB&BfpMB fW I ruioa, ulrr duuvft f 1 recommend and j;..aranli-" this MvdidM aa a js i feet Tonic. J. B. 11A.AKI. Pi. p.e l. 1 .1 Mai h n Lane, and .' Fl ! Ik r sti t . For sab- i j LHCII .f CAJaLSTKBT. jel'b-dAwiim t w Jw sro 'i. e the trJr V"tBJ BA SIT MBKIDOB, MASS. The Instri. i t It l an-: Ho.V. Jen. i a.. I .... f.L.P , Royslo Profesv,.,-. Ho-.. TaaatdiLca Pxaaaaa, l.b.iv, Dane pm ' lessor. Hen. En kt WaMtavas, LL.P., raivefslf Pi I feswir. The Co'ir- of Instruction em' r i - 'ii" ' -r' -' branches of the Common Law: audit Equity. Ali miralty, Coniuierrial, International, .in. I Vt stitu- ' tional Law : ami the Jnrisprudence of the Deited I States. The Law Library consists of alout H.'S' voiuin nad aa'nen u rks anaear. thev are sddi I inn cn-ij riiot I is niao. n 1.-41. ivi iv . viuive . I mmH I ! Hutl is. l'Ivtm bv ornl fee fares nnd exr'--itions. o,nd by nsritation and eauiin-it ', -n in connrct ion w ith them.' of which there ar MeMV ' week. Two Moot Courts :.re iD holden it each ' , Wiek, at I'nch of w hi. ti a rnue pre ionly KfeeB "irt in argued tiy four stud'-iit-, and an rplriin deliveretl by the Presiding Instnietor. Rooms aad ether 1 facilities are also provided for the Club Cuirr. : and j an Assembly is held wevkly. tor practice In it -nate, ' and acijniring a kaoarfsae of prliam'-nfiry lai ' and pr"re(Hliiijrs. Students ina .-nler the Bcbl linanv Stag '' their 1 prol'cssiot.al studies or inereaiitib' ptrsniis, mid at the cotunicneeinent of either tertn. or iu the mid dle, or other t art of the term. I They are at liberty t" elect what it Tidies th3 i!l ! paraop, aecerdtng to their view orthrfr arti wants 1 1 . . . i ... .... . 1 Tli Ac.-idemiea 1 rear, wtiich rmmenee.i n Tliites- 1 I day, six weeks after Hie third WVdnestiiy in Jn'y, ', is "divided into two terms of twenty weeks e.ie.. j '-ZZrC ) cd, a-anii -d and lighted, fr tl,e s -ct t!, , i, , of t'.ie School. Tlie Exercises of tbo next Term elU ccni:n . on MONDAY. September 5th, It Aiolientions for admission, or fir catatacnea. Of any inrther information. May be asade t eilh.T isif I th- l'roh ssars ai Catlri Ige. CiaiRtiNiE, 31a.se., July i, ',':. 4 MB wKM MM OE M tff Ji X. TI ff.y. TI MM Common Conr.ci! of t!i" City of Brainvflie met a ii Board of Eniuilizatioa on the Stli day . ! I Auj-nst, lQ"0, al the City Conn, il Chamtx-r, v,r'th I iirje f c jii.iti.inu al! asweiMrviiM ni.h n;.n j real estate (WtenPUM prvjfxrt) ithhl the rorj ... j rate linii's of the ity 't Bvaosville, and will eoa'- . timie in -sioii t otn day to day, until all aiisesa. luents nil ill h.oe l.wn c ualii.-.l. All t.ix . i.m-. s a:, i.e.eby le.ii .i. i I i n Pa examine then I c-u.tliv ase-r.-uieut-. daring the int. riuis-iorin ot tne wyiiiwii ot said Hoard, and if I .1 - .... - ... inc.. mi. ...... . . uir.....i. i.i jsiu itssc'sMj.eni tc1 preasat sach i brvaus. for s Ijostmeut By order TCoUlled. Attest sssatB! w r. Br UK 1 Citv i 'era. giOEEEE. SI I J.I it, .nOL.tSSES. AV. I."jO bas Rio Oof "SI IKK'kets Java I .,:! Si hhds X. (. Miar. bids Cl d. Loaf, Jt l'. v. d 6u, .ii (l bids bad. died M.d isses. -"I pkg'I .tainted Tea - ii.slss I I. rs .! let eeceieed hy It ti BABCiH K ilv flj

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CHANGE OF AGKKCY. PHCENIX I N S D B N ( I B COMPANY. Hart ford, Conn. Tbo agency of this favorite Company, held by A L L E N C. 11A Lf. K, Kh, h: thU day taxi, chair, ed, aad .lOli.N AV. 1.SKX, Lat of Meniid:i Tent:'.. fai-h apiMiiuietl as his giicee&nor. Parties holding I'olki i in the fI!::SIX, can have tlum reaewed by calling a; oa Mr. N. M. MAi;lIiL,i.iifisl A. i. Cincinuati IXCJtK.VSH OF CASH CAPITA L TO $400,000. BY IKK PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY 0 V halt i n. ro. v. . Caih'A fets. iVF.lt " . I AY A MILMoN H-L-LABB, i L. LO0MIS-, Prei Ki,t. II. K r.i.t o. ., s, c; tar)-. W. 5l A.;if.T., 3"irrmf .tgenrr Clnehmntl." B2' Ai'i'licaiious i. jehtd, Po:.. i-sn-ii aad renewed, au .ill biisi;i.-f! jwrfaiuin.r tli inj ri'inUf iU tended to by .inrix v. st-:r. v ii;Vi e i t T Dr. Br.iy, dVfr lams Expre I Ooaafaay. aaal2-W S'' T.I TE.flEJX'T O E CO .Tf Ji .A I ' . I "a Ii n liauk and in Bitik Sfl6.fK 0 Cash in t!i' hnnds of Agent.... .'i7.4.v! :;i -Si :t.otReal Estate mineufliaered fi,.rsOO IN :.7,l.vi ini Loans Decnn d by Mortcse on iiwncuuificred iierd Estate Loans amply secured b pledge of Stocks, Homi., ilc .00 shares T, . framt f. Stuck, Xcw.Vork J4,00 S5,7.V mi .-Imren Auwrican Rx. B ii k Mock. N V i ' ; JH sti.ires Metropiditan Batik sti-ek. N Y jO,uki 100 U' ii shares Hunk of (a.tumerce St.K-k, M Y 2t),HJ0 U'MsXl ISOatafw BaaMairtal Bk Stock. N Y. U.iAjo li.l.'.'i '.io shares M rcitaats1 V.x. Stock, N Y tO.OOtt lnSK) 428 shares cf Merchants1 StiK-k, N Y lOJUq 12,1 98 .MS) shares Phcuuix Stock, n Y .io.ot n.jtii KlOrhares Oe-an Stock, N Y 4,0m 18 I :;ii riiarw Ear. r Mech's Stock, Haitturd Su.'U-' :(l,8Uil J J shares Pheenfx St. cJt, Hartford ,t.C(iO 80,4' 0 ui shares Mcr. Mantilac'ra St'k, UartfonL20,000 P"Kl bllares ."'.Uiu Stork, Hartford BVB09 21,i00 10. shares City Stock, Hartior.l 17," i B9.G50 1-Vi shares Meicautih Stk. Hartford 15,060 l&lfiq llo shares Stat. Ifock, Ilartfol.l. 11. "i 1 j". Rbares itartford Stock, Ilartf tfiM ','.' V shares of Connect i. et Biver.St'k, ILirtf .rd. 2,500 C,2-V 10 afaan i Hartford coouty Stoi-:;. Hartford.... jOO 500 Ion shares tJitizctia' Bank Stk. Waterbury, Cf .-10,C( lf,ot":;s -IimTi s Vti rliury Stli. Wrttcrbury, Ct 1,900 ltti 1 shares Stafford St. k, Stafford, CI 40j 41it lOOaltarea lb Hoke Water Po1 . Muss 10.1-WO 10.1M5 10 ahsres New Britain Water B..n." IO.isn, Uimci pmhareKO P .( I it K R .nits ittKt 7.4p IslCaO is BM mi Accuatilatrd Interest nn Lomis.. Total Assst ...?:.47,:i j ::; Lial ilities Lot..ses unadjusted and net da 1 S. L. LdiiMIS. President. II. Kau.ce,, ism-re;.u . JOH JI W. - NrSKN, A gout, aaarll liaill . Ind. Greatest Book of the Ac! 'There is a wobderfnl coafldaatloa of native talent ofthe first order iu this truly Jv.iti- ual Work." M, Y. Daily Tom;. BISTORT OV TilL I'MTKI) STATES. iiiuii thi: Barlleal Period o th Presaal Time. 15V J. A. M'LNCEU. ii. D. 31. Ullsl e.f the fi-wYor1.. Tutlorical !S... ieiy. Member de la F i. te brleuta do Franca. Aathvr of Egypt and the H.. ly Laud, ... .. .V. . This National History, written hy an accomplished An. en an A u.hor, ami heauiifuUjr eatbelIbaai by Am ric.ui Artists. aofOlfg whom are Leatae, Wier. Vaaderrya, Poa-ell, Chapafaa. chap-s-ii, ai.d ort.-ii, cuauuead itaalf bj its starling merit c th. favorable cunaidaratioa of the Aaaari- . an pnhHi-. N'rt rbis mw-ss-syvase have Beea I pared to reader tliis work I rtliy ..f baftt, in every res.tI, bailed :.a H..k of the BMW ill! p- pie. aWtV pubMe instil iition of mr oiintry. family, icrv citizen - hon'd e- -- each a National Work. Ih it tie mav cAti aver tti instructive records ate d IciwAe li r.tri.rfM nt its spirit -:.tirrin! to tivc, and iN-rtit t.' its xhil.itioa ofenhw met with those f.sdiu.s of eroin enthiisi.isin which -ii.di it 'M'tHiii. 'li.m a ur:ve talent casiinil tail to . awaken in tlu lieari f every true Auu ricau. TLewoiki- ou!)ii-!icd in somi-moothl parta,jU pu: cents each, iliverm at tbo subeoribor'a rwml ;.. c free ot bare ; asyabic oul ou delivery ''d sold njr by sul tcrintoa. I'ublMied by .tolINSOX, FKY .v C(., fimf jaQV -"eet. Neu A'..rk. C. J. M' ; l et.s, Cain i-siirr A-.-ei,;. An. list III, 1 - vtia.-rv m f.ua.t . - Aaaataj dUAiti -lf AKfl'liAKtt flil.rsi v 1 f. AiHerlcau Bdltifia. Tao-eouTt !eie work ol M'lliism Shaksnear.i hi .'n? Iia " . I". i.i - . .-. i I i ; . i r i i :. 1 1; . :i. : rext. t'arefally clleeA, d and mjs.sl willi llie K.iiiioiM ofKni!it. Hallrv .11 mi 1 i Iher. Wnli liitoiitsd Iiitrilneti.iis an Xo'es, hoth K isuat'.i y I and CrifKiU. Willi new .-md linclv eivnted rnua a'a., : i imua of all c-!el,cttMl AlilerioM;: Act. r ot the present . eiitury itiMiakspe.-iriatiCI' nucters. Tin: work h oubiisacd in ts-mi-iuotith'j part-, a! J". o-uta i-arb, mid ugr.ill ..nil . . .. riii.lhdicl by JoIINm'iH. KV Vil., iT bVrkiuan s: r.-ci. Xeu ork. i The AreMil.C J. Siepte as. is imw ai the ShcrHull, and e ill i all nM.i our citizens, and show' ibriii the works. aall-w MmlSSOlA TIO.W V mMLP style of ( lai l.e it ilovd. v . U U. I.U.1,1 lit. 1MIIM n . i v. as ilissohed on the !:iv of Ji:lv. b i:i'.iti::il cot's, i.t Ll. 1 3. l. LAIilvK. e.uzl7-lw UODKKT BOYD. rWJtl'O lots to;: S.U.K.-: tie .1 lb . rim-r i ii. i s i. i - o,. , . : en, n Third a'id t lairrv s - 'I lies.- lota nre adu. r - l sr.it,'! for reside . r l-i Miies pu:-see. Tt-i'uas esssyi Apjdy to THOMAS MACRR, a! Mrs IJ. mem A Vb'h-'H ore. migle-Jt &IB.OTACE OA. BmVAIMMtLEJrW sJ LE. a w s arfh .11 e: :.' ttl.l'ih- bv t't ' '"-r efCrrreoi Plasa St its June term. iVfX, I trill seH at i nMn aurti.in. on the r.tii dar of A-irnsf, t :.' P. M.. at th. do.it fri the Court rldtase, atf that rart of Lot Nn. l.UiBiWkhi. J. ri ll.. ti-s;i i u fceilareia.V t u it j e,; Ri luasille, tltas buawhni (,'sisnjracitial on tlie :::; M ' "i brt e u Mata stra, t, al a i I'oiut ls;4 t'i'l liotn the line dividias; aaid lot No. t 1 aud io't N.. J in said 5!o. k, thc-no- alow,; said Irons line la le t ami aiwo uu !.c lowaida Sixth , Street, tl.ell. e l' ' -i" al.e.lr- lo Sliiiil tleot i j llualley la the i t f i U ! lot, then. . ;,iaa said attsj Is feet nine in bj- towards Seventh st.crt, and Ihehce rifirsn;1s n .,fH af.-; tl. tlie j.T. er ji beginntae. T. : . f e. .:. ..third ra-h n thr day ol sab-, ur-third in three yevtr- ir.n the n-maialag third ' .., t!re v an fr-.m the day ol - le. THKODOBJE VI N k KM ANN. Cu.tldian ol the mini i heirs of roM4 s . , ' , . Mil iin l; I-.-. I

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' H' i' L' if ; 1 ni: GILBEUT & at. t-': 1 1 Hit " HALF BULK SO. 1 S. K. t.l LBKl; I A 1 I' l,rHI EE.' t: J . l.v i r, ti X v. J 1 sr HE t Ei I ' 8OKKS8ON A ( rm : Ui:Li i ' Uu r, SiXT. A D n A l. M r. i;m.I:i:i;T A .. rWl"!::,i.' ' ii PAVKAHE& Op I tMVlSIA AW P ! i--s. Twist, arid Fig, for mil--1- v. H K. .i 1. 1. i.i; 1 A t. MB-!!' ..i..s io hklifi. i;LTfl AHTY, POtt B V . E. (ilEUEKT t f MMin.i: iuw in:u3 ke . rou m,e by S. E. (ilLBKKT A CO. ttk .ii.etu.y . . j r f m i-.'f. -a o o i o zav V ..: :, M ii. h v ith or w ithoitt Suhdiur. Kefell ! by Z. If . C(tK A- ScX. I t UJKEE. IK V " I WAN 1 IS Bran, go t i No. -ll Main utr t. Tbej s- II VK'KEKY HIMTHKKs. BB J B H E T b , tISII MO J MitS, MMf Brooais, oflce Jlill", L'ruslies, Diut Paul, lustti . ( lothes Liu. s, Clothes Pius, Dod Cords. U . Rolling Pin-. Mathers, Coft. -n H i Handles, Boor Haia. Or anything you may w iiit. all and for yourselves, at Vt K KBY BKOTHEKS, 2 Main St. J'," '- J-i: EXTRA WMTE WHEAT t lour f .r sale by auLi GKO. KCSTEB f CO. H I S K Y ,50 Hlll.S. 1'XTU HIGH proof Ucctifted. snitml.l.. rr ti. sL...Kur.. . -' f"r wal" !y OBO. rOBTKB Jt CO. wmiiss voRK-m ml rmltf heavy, w im. sau oh n kiag, , - i v . FOSTKK ( cy. I: ix.- i this day and for sale by the dozen at i.v ! . I .:::.. JACOB ! BAi Ii A MN, augiu 74 Main t., bet. Si-cond and Third SB It I. HE .VlYIf ' i'OBlV8fr-i)iil ' -B 7..0 .,, u CodJish receivi-d and for K'le ai z. H. COOK .i THE Rtl'ERJT AMTT WW bnrejh like Erskine, Cnrniek & Co.'s prices ot flowr? Answer Bt'canae it is always falling. A f-irthT rwaaWtaa in the price of lgiehoart urocncT two tt i ran.lsof Hour I V' ' Extra Whit Wheat. I.j" "r..in Extra . . .., ,.,..), for mU ,lV .Z KINK, I RNtCK A C-., an. i I au.l ' 47 Main iert. V. 1 ISES K SM oi Lo1ekZl le.fhcd and I r sub prima P.je hi Hdos, s' lis pri Die Shoiihier-. In fin.' order, at ERSKINE, CCBKICK ft CO v 47 Main street. fmUA MAt JrmTAAVM iTKAT KMtSKIXH, -B- CI KNK'K A CO. are prepared to receive City Ordars t.. tka asaaat or One Tkoumnd hollar, it far, in tdaaa m for Crocerie at their store, 47 Mam i treet. ug2 Bjr: f. o on ho tj TOK8.-r,i il Am ml Al i r Potatoes, suj t to anything in t!ir market, receireil this day and l rs.il. I, CHAS. McJOHNSTON, niyJI Main street, near the Canal. ATtmMtMM . CHEESE fZ BB BOXES. ai: tr. p.r just r.-ccived ; tboee wanting s .-tiethiti nic . bv Is.x or slice, call in at CHAS. McJOHNSTON-.-. JjrJ Posvy s Block, Main st. g i. ps : Pfa CAPS ! fob"chi: i -i - ' M As A .r : and splendid assortment Caps, for men ami Uvs, latest stylet, just receivrd per 1 AUT1EB A MAKCONNIER, No. H Main stie. t. f( 9E U Tl.J CMEBEli 150 MJlCMW uu, ... a half bbls and kit-, a--.:t-,i r.unib. c . i.eeivid this day jer railroail, for sale law by s. B. QILBXBt k Co., JeCI No. 4 Hjrcamore street. gWS TO.V 1 ILVS.1.VAI BJTTMUi. y T" ba-s . ted ('otton Yarn, loo hales N. -s. 1 and" Cotton Batting. In store and for sale bv I vll WHEELER A BIGGS. BM.O I R t EL O VM .'-15 0 BJRREL 8 M ! m k- la re and to arrive, extra and superfine Country Brands as good as the bast aad as '. as the lowest, af je!4 VICKEBY BB08., 82 Main St. T0 THE EOl'EBH OA? JK OOOU Cup of Tra. We are now in receipt of a very choiiv p.t . f h s(. iK.iieht expressly for rrtail ntde. Call one and all. Stt-i - giv i with nl"asore, by Z. BL COOK 4 FON. MB t. L ' 8 TATJV T 4 O.V( RE TB Mm BAFB8. an aapai fee the celebrated iiiTs Patent Fire Pr.K.f ami Thief Preof Safes, miuiifa -tunsl by Hall, Carroll A Co. Cincinnati. i n-.aitt supply will lie kept on hand, and sold at manufacturer's prices. PRESTON BROS. W3U KJl II . TI ii 1 .71 BEL TsVff .s7 ML PACKING .t Haetarj Pri. . s A large stock X. F. Belting Company's Goods in store at all . at M am'fa' ti Kr.ns Puicrs. Warrantedsuperi i to aaj othi ( . S. WELLS, asar. M"n.f the Mill Saw, .i First street. BREE HXHMBM TI eV BP THE ML ! re t.i, -;niost tsautiful steck of Hats and ( 'a;. ever oi ii cin Kvansrille. Come one and all. We w ill he pleated at all times to show our Goods and m II them cheatM-r than the cheajiest. VALTIEK i MAliO N MLR, s j til 39 Main street. m sues: nut sues: bblshes; S d oxen . .; v :(. Crush, s, do Hlackiug do, 6 do Dusting do, ." do Floor do, t do (aroet do, 2 do Lytig-hahdls Scrub do, ." do Horse Bnuhes. B rod thi day and for sale at Z. II. CoOK k SON'S. BACON BACON : BACON ! T HE SI R SC RM O E M Ha S EOM ale, at wholesale and retail ). l;.. .,, Si le. lajQO ehaiee gue-ar-enred Hams, .ssi t. Bacon Shoulders Hk oM ctisfomers and wholesale dealers may relv mM'ti tinditt excellent Bacon at reanable pd " ft, :tt M. I1AV1SK S. angtS-lni Corner 3Iaiu and Fourth m.-. HI ST R EC El I 'EMI PER STE.f.flER mM i . in ciinT I ' bc'.ve.s Kxtra Cr.-ani Clieese, fH d. Siaokis!! II, rri:.e;, . l(St d Srdiues, r.-si lies lV:rl llarley, J". doz M.ison'i lUaekinp, ii Miakir and othe- Brooluk, ode Wire Hof BaaiBhak At No. aJ Main Street. YD KKUY HK'iTHEK S bnshebi fresh Cora eat. I i .; ton- N... 1 i 'oiintry Uran, tin .-a. ks Kcir.i Family Flour, Inn hiBili ds -.xh largo Xe.sh:tuockh, i do choi . OuioU, 3 bblst. Loais Golden Byrap, i mo Migar-cnre.l IKnis, KM ir. j rrtne Ii.af fjan'.. .Inst Mcatsai and for Mtle at aaa1.1 YICKBBT ItP.'iS . sj Min it. lierif'f.'.- THE I JvB)MMB 1 -El) B w -a ill sj.jdy t 'tbe IUrd of Commissioners of Vaaderbarga County, on the first Monday in Seplembai uegi, lo-wit ; on the oth day of said mouth rM int of License to retail Siirituous Liquors, : I .- el:.; . ,t l.iisiness, on Front street, !- ta.'cu Leist and Fine streets, Kvansrille. augtUlsrd JAMES CARTER. I' !' . Wr Da. ou ides, 2tict It ixtra suar -cured llams. 5ofl tts SUoutd.-rs, .". Uds obeka Lard. Received and f .r awlc by ell -. m JOHK8TOK, aagtl Tory's Block, Main street. iron: :Toib: stoch ' finer, year old Uav Mules, ... I .Milch Cows, A line lot of full bred Clnsiter White Hop. F. r sale at Z. BL COOK A SON S j J -J Stock Yard. X 4 1' AH LB V MAUEO- 100 OF THESE "5; ceh hratinl Hums, tnfrther Mitb a good asoi.iin iil ot otn.r me:,ts Mi..,,-i, Cler isi.l.i". irkl'M Fork. Dri.-l Beef, Ikvf Toesuei Ac, jnt riK-cired and for sal. n ' U VS. M. JOUNSTON, c2ii Italn stret. near the Canal. Et.rtfs. ,j , , , istern Tone. IS saaaf do do, ' -, tts IMi:np Fixtures. l"0!t.s half Chain. BaS fiet iM.xe.i Pimp Tubing, dust ; it. d ;i;:.! t 'r -ale hv JA4 OB I f RAl'B A S4. t 71 Main sti. et, iK-t. Sisroud A Tl.ir.l. LSLlilLs:i: .ites, 3 dva! S hool do new articles, Stale and Ce-dar BaSMBSB. riirnrssj,.,, Cajn o" kinds,) But. her knives and SteeU, Carving do Bla. king. tButlei branJ, Lo. W sud UiUh, (Eastern j iiie,.) Butts aud 5s.r,ws, Ts :ka and Sparables, Curry Combs and Horse Cards, Augers and (iinibb ts. I'o. ket B iks aad I'ortuiouaies. sailftS, lflsarB, KniCg. Dara'gASa.s g) Nflfeat Casaks and Tbitubkw, Oaraaaaaad French liarpa, Jaruiimed Tintcare.full asaortaieiit. tti short, evei tlhftip nsnilly ksrd by Usrdwaie. m. n, nt Wn-inn iti l i i.M. ' El l . ,U7 1 Hs 1 FiiMtirsat.