Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 5, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 23 August 1859 — Page 2

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s 1 H 23 . EVANSVILLE, IND. TC1DAY MOKMNii .Al'wl'M Conitltatioaal Convention. At a recent Democratic Convention in Perry countv, one of the M wire pullers in accordance with the scheme ot the Lecompton leaden at Indianapolis, introduced a resolution condemning the call of a Contiintinniil Convention, which niter a warm voted dowu ; too many of j discission, was the sound, iaiiuential Democrats of the e .-, mnty were fonnd to be decided and warm admiln for a revision of the Constitution by a Convention, to pass, it. It were declared tv,at f., ivnn.-.e3 of a Convention was a matter of slight consideration in comparison iu ., n. -,c,.ff.r frcm th inincl.cious ! wiia mc.iv 1 restriction imposed by th present fundamental law that mixing constitutional reform with the ordinary subjects of Legisla tion in the Legislature would result in but partial reforms and new imperfections, and be attended with vexatious delays, which might be worse than a long endurance of the present Constitution. The defeat of (hi niupMjitJtHi as a subject of chagrin to Lta. nic.iient and independent vi'i- r v. uo too resolute for a Convention to suba-'n to any dictation upon the subject. i ho opponents of the Convention att a.pt, everywhere, to misrepresent the popular sentiment on the subject. In this county, as far as we have been able to glean the opinion of the people, there is a most decided majority for a Convention. A large unmber, if not a majority, of the influential and intelligent Democrats are advocates of it. In Spencer and Warrick coanties, not-with-'aniing 1 -sertiona of the BoonviUe MU ve are ussnred by well informed correspondents tbat the people of both parties will vote for a Convention. The following paragraphs, taken from the Rockport Democrat, expose the misrepresentations of he mvilk Democrat in regard to the poi aiar -entiment in Warrick and Spencer. We Lave the testimony of several leading Democrats in Spencer county that corroborates the statements of the Rockport paper. The people in all the counties within the ci cuit of oar correspondence have refuse'! to niake tb call of a Convention n party issu . , at the Indianapolis Junta designed to have it : Spkxcib Cocxty. A friend writing to us on private business from Spencer county, say tnere will be little or no oppposition in that county, to the calll of a Convention ; people geueraily, as they are now advised, are in favor of it. Ecansville Journal. We conversed with an inte'ligent gentleman from Spencer county last week, and he informed us that he had heard many speak of the Constitutional Convention, and not one had he heard express himself in favor of the Convention. He was decidedly opposed to it, on the principle that it was worse thon inrfcsa. It con Id accomplish no gwoU, Out there was a strung probability of its doing much harm. BoonviUe Democrat. To which the Rockport Xfc ' fpttes We have no donU out Iht he pealkan you conversed with was very hit -cnt, as he was from Spencer. Bui u i mst sjbjj, that if he did make the statement to you that you sa. he did, hi is very imek mistrken, indeed. Solar as we have been able to learn, the call lor a Constitutional Convention will meet with very little resistance in thU county. It is not the intention, here, to make that a political matter at all, because we know that Democrats, Republicans, Whigs, and Americans are going to vote for the Convention, and the citizens of Warrick, and especially those who live in BoonviUe, shall have the privilege of voting for, o- against the Convention, just its they plea"!-1. fetjT the Yvlknbote makes an unwarranted assault upon Mr. John W. Foster,--who haa recti appointed Prosecuting Attorney by the court tor his efh.-ient and determined enforcement of the liquor law, by which over thirty offenders have been convicted. The Volksbotr' hrn not the hardihood, quite yet, to declare that the law shall lie wholly disregarded in this community, but it is opposed to any effort bemg made to detect its violators. The Prosecutor must not turn his eyes to observe its daily violation, unless it be under his own nose. It is not opposed to Mr. Foster! prosecuting those violations of Uk : 1 1 rliat obtrude tl-emselvcs upon his si.' . i ml which he can't avoid seeing In Vt ot. It supports the enforcement law, hat it il tembly shocked that Mr. bould make acy inquiries into its viol ' j'. j, or complain of any offence that dooe not come under his own personal observation. To seek for information in regard to the observance of the law, is to institute, in the opinion of the Volktbote, an infamous inquisition into the private affairs of men. Iu asiuuiing the. duties of the office, the prosecutor takes an oath to enforce the law ; the law requires that he should amnion witnesses and inquire into ail cases where he has any suspicious that the law has been disregarded. The law itself, which the Fal Mksts professes to sustain so earnestly, institutes the i'lquision which so offends its conceptions of private rights. Mr. Foster has doue no more than the law made it bis duty to do, and if the Volktbote is incerely a supporter of the law, it must, by its own confession, approve the couri Mr. Foster has pursued. Se apprehend thore is a contest over this law cotniag between thWewbodeair.topre. Te tL,Sabbath as a Uav or devotion aud religion, service, and those who wkk f make it a day of recreation ami dissipation. . 1 Tbe lisue mur as well he made at once, and those who regard theSablmh as a holy day will rank themselves ou the side of the Court and Mr. Foster, and tho?e who desire to make it a mere boiiday, will Like jart with the organ of the lieer saluuus. The religious, enlightened public opinion will .oon settle the matter here, a? it has effectual! done in all the larger cities in the Union Tl'jt Pacific- ltailroad is completed one hundred and sixty-eight miles, from Bt, Louis to Syracuse, anil within nimiv miles oi Kauaas City.

FU We hare an indistinct memory ttn i the subject, yet re think tbat tbe is iu

tbis couutv. aatotJi? some ni'ity c,u oountjr records, aoaMftioag lul wu kuated up, throw some light, or show some reason, or again mom CMMt, w hy this rxtreOM bitterness of the Jour:id eiisb auaiut Mr. SUOCuiaaer; but the whole secret of this auj aJl fonm;r attacks may he in the fact that Mr. S. laJxrcd hard to defeat the Know - .1 ' t 1 i ' I 1 . 1 1 4 m .voiuiii in iot, aim uicv uave noi lor- . f. ' ,t n ' , ! -'otten him. CanneUon Reporter r The Journal is not prompted in its nllu- J ?ious to Mr. Shoemaker by any M bitterness' toWlirds lh D, personally. Our only ob- , j

. . I.UIII' U.'l IlV.llU'.ll III.1I.I.' 11V. ."(T --- jsjet, ip wasting paper and ink on him, has . ,lftTing v.itfS:on of lv.veh,era and Mantua, hM to illustrate the manner in which mit denMM also to t.ai j.art of the prelimicounty political leaders, aided by jacked ' Uriel ly whicli Mm district of Borgaforte.

conventions, thrust into liouorablo and responsible positions the most incapable and dishonorable mou, and we have a distinct 'memory" that there exist at present, in 4. our possession, "some musty oiu uocmruia which will clearly, positively, and inexora" bly prove that Shoemaker is utterly incouapctcul and unfit to fill any position of trust which requires, in the discharge of its duties, a respectable amonnt of intellectual capacity and political trust. Neither rould we be hostile towards him because of his Herculean labors to defeat the Know Nothings in 1P54, for the editor of the Journal opposed that tieket. "We have an indistinct memory ' concerning Air. .Shoemaker's labors to abolish Know Xothingism, and recollect that they consisted in his joining the order, advocating its doctrines, and then leaving it, after failing to secure the nomination for a county office ; and we further know that after his withdrawal from the order, he did not oppose the Know Nothings openly until subsequent to their defeat. His efforts to defeat that party were in keeping with his reputation for small trickery and hypocrisy. We are not desirous of devotir.fr much more space in our columns to show tip the faUe pretensions and unprincipled actions of a mushroom politician, who can't frame an address to the voters of bis District, and yet presumes to represent them in the Senate ; but circumstances may yet compel us to give the honorable gentleman a ventilating that will tend to cool off his feverish ambition, ioften and subdue his new-born Democratic ardor, and promote his moral welfare and political good health generally. The above remarks were written during our absence by an assistant, whose acquaintance with .I r. Shoemaker has been intimate for ten years. The musty documents in Perry county, alluded to by the Kcportcr, are the tax lists of the county. In 1351, Mr. Carl lie s property and that of Shoemaker were assessed above ioir r :l Taiues. The Board of Equalisation reduced the assessinents of both to a lair aiuouut. Subsequently, by some unexplained proceedings of the county oHicers, of which Shoemaker was one, Carlile's property was restored to the original exorbitant valuation, but Shoemaker's assessment was kept at the reduced value. For seven years t'arlile paid taxes on 5i.."U'.i ex-ess ol valuotiuti. while Mioeiimker's pMapsa iy was not taxed tin stssM hair its worth. Some years ago, the County Commissioners, ordered a pari of the unequal kal to U? paid back to Carlile, and passed au order to thut effect. Shoemaker, who was then Auditor, iu ui- zeal to erve the couuty, took an appeal t: the Circuit Court, where it was decided that though the act might be just, the Commissioners h:td not the power to make the restitution. But the point in the case is, that though the value oi balk properties was reduced at the same time and for the same reasons, Carlile s whj put back to the original assessment, under which he has paid more than Sl.noo excess ol taxes, while .Shoemaker s lias Wd rrtained at the reduced figure, paj'iiio hut halt' tntes. Mr. .Shoemaker ofticioul v intervened lo prevent the repayment ot taxes unjustly taken from a citiren, while he managed to relieve himself heiDg at the time a public officer of a good share of his own a?esment. These are the simple facts which the musty records of the county will disclose. The whole proceeding was so perfectly characteristic of the man, and in keeping with his official doings, that uo other course Ml expected of him, and the tran ction did nut disturh our social relations, which have been courteous and ostensibly friendly, for fifteen years; il served to lorn, however, a general estimate of the man's private and official character, though it scarcely came to mind, in all tbat has recently been said of his intellectual capacity. The township law, the authorship of which he beasts, was prepar ed in all its details hy Judge Ballard Smith, i which fact wc are prepared to prove. Tur. Spkakehship op the Hocsk op Kkp.skxtatives. The LouiSTille Journal seems to think the Speakership of the next House lies between the Hon. Thomas Corwin, and tho Ihtn. Erfrson Etheridge of Tennessee. The Journal is not disposed to see the Republicans and Americans unite in the election of a Speaker. Of Mr. Etheridge the Journal says, that ever true to the South, he has done much to recommend himself to the true, conservative, liberal and largeminded patriots of the North. In all Congress there was not a roan, who, five years ago, fought the anti-Kansas and Nebraska bills battle more bravely and more vigorously than he, and in all Tennessee there wa? not a man who, two years ago, fought the antiLecompton battle with more spirit, eaerev ami eiieci. mm m , " We believe tbat the best men m .m mm - . , , . tirnTu 3. knows bin, cat donbt ft he sZ j? .WjBMtfctstkf iuj Uui a Mri sncce.sl.,1 lt)Crtker. in the event ot hi ohv-tinn l. il,.. The potato crop, it is universally agreed, was nevtrr more abundant in quantity ' nor finer in mixlitv tlinn it ia th;j u.nu,n in ..w. " v . ... . " " " " " . -" - - - " ... W . V ... 11 ... every section of tbe Union. Thin, with plenty of wheat, corn, jiotatoes, and . V, w me not likelv to starve, at least for a twelvemonth tu COM. Providence is kind Mr. DesstiMMB, a prominent memU r ui the Imr uf I,acn.se, Wisconsin, was tuuro'eicil IsjH i eik, while out hunting, ! three men and tMto wi.nieu, who had ;i grudge against him. Thcv VJM all sjs re ttil.

mm. Affairs of Italy, flt.-i or Ic'.t of V.o i-w

io I a ! 6ajf: , writ . : !rn' : Jcik ;i. . ;; Tin- Zurich ...., i- ;I1 liu-i cJai: exclusively to t'jose jueatiuits which are teciiuii.ui.iy ttajMMI ht,"1 the bclUgKICnl poweu-, Ifwriig the lual itleatat uf the j Nttsjf Italy to a fuUiie iJougros. Pied mont v. : 1 etaini, I'Midu u. restitution ... llio iron crown, which luis been taken to . , . ,....., , erona, the imnicamte retnrn ot ttie tiw . , -. .. , , . Austrian re runents which were recruited in i,om):U,iv. Mid :re now ?t.ntinncd in " b inia. The iiiiii difficult will 1h a satis factory regulation ot ' boundary line oi I rtn ) ,erl i- 1 ' in. 1 1 hi in t inaita nut. nnlv Oil near Mantua, on the right bank of the Po, is left in the hand: of Austria, as leaving her thus, in immediate territorial connection with the Duchies, and affording undiminished facilities for future Au-trian interventions. If I am well inform!, the mini-try of Turin have decided upon not acceding to the 'laimsof Austria to ?adule l.ouibardy With a ronortionate share of the Austrian public debt, unless Peschiern and Mnuliia are adjudicated to Piedmont. Among those who arc the inot cruelly disappointed by the peace, are the J "" Hungarians who have tlocked together iu Piedasool to form a Hungarian legion, in the delusive hope that they would b fbte long be led U) nccnmpllsh the deliverance of their country. Many of them who had lucrative employment in Constantinople, Alexandria, and other cities of the Ka '. an 1 have beenforwarded here free oTCmtrge by the French and Sardinian Con. ulates, are now without IsMtM and without prospect?, and their lot b n-..t the worst. There are many others who, having deserted the Austrian army, or atter having been made l . C . 1 I . L I . prisoners oi war mnne omui- mm uut, joined the legion, the enlistment ot tnese men being carried on under the very eyes of Emperor, by the Hungarian Colkiss, wiio followed the Imperial bd-qaartsr during the whole war. Most of these victims of Imperial deception have now no other choice before them but to enlist in the French legions, and be shipped to Algeria. The Hungarian Committee, consisting of Kossuth, Klapka and Teleky, di solved a few days ago, and Kossuth is advertising his hones for sale in all the Genoa pn en. Council Proceeding. COI NCIL CrtAUBEU, 1 Aug. 20, 1959. Council met, with Conncilmen Elliott, Orr, Gavin, Wolilin, Hutchinson, Sullivan, Redmond, and Ivinson present. The .Mayor being absent, Mr. i i r w.i I called to the chair. The minutes of the several preceding meetings were read and approve !. Street Commissioner presented his report, including bills amounting to S97.S4, vhu !i was read and bills allowed. C. G. Keats' bill for putting up a couple of lamp-posts on the corner ot Cherry and Second streets, amounting to $70, was paid, on condition that Keats compiie? with the agreement made betweeu him and the city. Sullivan, from Committee on that subject, recommend that a side culvert, from the Oak street culvert to the low grounds tboTC Gum street, he built. Said culvert to cost about$l,4O0; and one-third ot that amount to be GQatribttted by the property holders. Sullivan and Gavitt were uj. pointed a Committee Isj i d Ml what kind of a contraet c.ui U- made for the building of said branc'.i ah Vtinv All' 'l i' l i'"- -w CII J a claim rt r - . whie'i w :i r. f.rr. d ti the Comin.tteo on i- ire Department. Jan. M cl cover a allowed $1Z5 OH ahill ot'Si . i' 4. Tba lill vas refcfud to the Mavor aud Cih Engineer. (iaMtt, frOsn the CoMMlltlCl mi that ubject, iei wiiiiiieiided tliat Um bridge arrow the Canal, on Sixth street, be rebuilt. The rfjmrt was ordered tn he Blad. Street commissioner ragorte I ih- risterM to be in ood order. A coiiiinunieation from the KeuiuiM Eire Company was nad. The Company state that they are t.r.w ready for service; tbat hereafter they will report according to law, and claim the benefit of exemption from taxation according to law. Appended to the cotetaanicatiog i i a oasieU h 1 f ' ll;Ri' '"'"V5 ol t ulllp.lI'V. Willi lll KRj tll ot tllno P!Uh member has tieen un actie ti reman. Tfet MMMMKCfttiM VM referred back t' tin I'oiupany, with reqacl to know w be User swid Coinoui easloi eJ tbis proceeding of a meeting lu-ld on the 25th day of JwBk, IS50, and if sjii.l pi ot ceding '. B9f4 ie-.i! ud binding. An amendment to the OflUfMMI sW lea -ing the b itchers' stalls makin;; it M t'uai, in caso a butcher die.;, hir. heirj or legal rep. recntativei may continue tho busiuer-a at stud stall. A WMai trance was rea l liraed by numeioiir iira men of Hie-city. The 9gneri f owplnin nf the orli nance ItcewslBg draya e.trts and -.vagons. They ?tate that in most cata men owning only one hotM have botk :i irny and cart, using one wlu n there is it ''thing to b, do.ie w ifh the other. Tli.-v think it is wrong to compel them to pay license on both, wJMfc t:n tan nci.-r m bill one at n time. The reninii InUsCf M is r ferred to a Dotfemlttee of Elliott and Hnilivan, to r port orlinnnce. The Mavor retwirled AicKeewr'l hiila. which were referred to him for inspection, as correct. Bills for puting alley between First and Second streets, ami running from Main lo Sycamore, were read, and referred to fJoeA mittee of Wolrlin and Hutchinson The further consideration of the rabjed of ri-ducing the IfeCMC on bHltafd taide. was postponed until Tuesday night. Council adjourned till Monday. On Monday the vho,e time Of Ihe CoWsV cil wns con.-umed in eaal bring the a imnts for taxation. Bank Mobs in MsorKi. The St. I.oeui Evening Xen: ays that on Saturday last gentleman presented $11,000 in notes at the Bianch of the Hank of the State ol Mi souri, at Chilicothc, for redemption, but ly the time S-OU iu ilvcr had been jmiu hii sa r -. ikj t t cai'oci t ! 4 tii inoti I -, 1 1 1 n j: aav i n 1 1 1 A. 1 Il l It it I VI irilll'ilM III' U mill 41. 171 I IS 1 I I I . ! . , .... ; . kin. BUU UIUC'ICU 111111 IU ;'iccill no mi-1 i- uii:j. ', f S- "T f Vu it 0,7 ,(1U(1,m,, to reUre. Chilicothc L, a i,:luI1,b, ,v St. I , . ..r ... . .. abbhm u.uiro.vl. it is nupposeu tnc j crsun presenting the nob s was frOBl Ciio innati. A shrewd uper:ition to :nietiie 1iit,er law ha been carried un fur some time past ufew miles iroui Weat KUHofir, on tinburdcrs on ClMMfjCtkal and Rhode Niaml. Then- has been built a Jlio, ue sitk restMsfr rfCMaCtkSl soil, ami ii:e uthei iur! I in Kbode Isl in i W Io n tile otlict rs of i 'od ' nPrtir,,t 1 " 1 cn.tr ib ,,,. sMidk I iiiotni ici-'-r ill in i, WUH Ij );KC Il Kl in Khoiio l.-lnn i m.1 v j,-,-v. i n. am 1 : N In i!l. Trun., -ire ep.irinfe i'..r :i Rraad ' railroad iui.ike," in I" celebration of lb ..pi ning of the Louisville and Nashville railroad to fowling Greta.

lr 7 IUe public debt of the Canadian Jo -it.: ient. .-ii w tic unifcn oftbe. two Ovui eS,bns i i-jd-fin ?' 0 ,c 0 tO$60,.

DIED. 'In j:jiliy BSernlaff ",; lJt!l tnt., ut the rci- j ivinr.,1 Uuthn ta utrc loMUbip, AlONUtV K., m bial M.n of Au u l ALigl ErnTiiu , t ii KjPHMg SSjAeW liuutli. Kfw men had morr frtetnN and H- cttiunen. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. EVANSVILLE NURSERY rjg tn SI BNt mtHKH HJ MPT fT.l M 1 1, c.iiitiiid well grown Vrvil Tree which InAn t. Um paMk iIimd tor csh. Ifanwyeaa Hide lr. M Bvainsvim , on tM MMlkliri, !- UM in I'lli. u'.- KhUrgmnt. All SSllstS will reeetvt pnsaH sMi ntiu, it ddr.'l to . Ukwte J'lULlf HOFFMAN. mmm-MMjrr rmm thimh stomxJT ' I J M. CsUwi It's Stow od First street, Dear Mu'.. Ala.', thf aeoond 6tory of the warehouse in th.' rer. Ttifse r.oniit are larfe and (Oiuniodloii!. Turin otvy. lnqriire at the atoro of J. Sf. Cardwelt. no.23.dlw rm wo on run a: ri.KJsSY Htil rioin. luru'rlied, to rent, in th central , i'i .! thuiltv. I n jitire at th Journal office, il g lOOiUKH. F.XPMBStlL'r WTth.. Ladies ami Children. MM lis ffeMel l'hini, at 1 cents per It . 190 Rv- l in key I'i un at 1 ly.A id per lr, I n. IT. me Currauls, l.X eaua Fine Apph-i. n o do Nan. lot to Strawberries, lOObotttH assortftd Pie Frnits, 101 oataf .tssorted Table Fruit. 1 . mm Citron, tM eaas Lobster, I'i d.) Salmon. I" l..ieh hoice Lein.ne, . ri.ls N-.rlod B.irl. , i bxef layer Raisins. Willi a lull assortment ol Alnioiids, Pvcans, Craani liiiuH, I ilbutw Ac. Jnat reeeived freh and tine and Mt NsaarkaMj low piicM, by SawTt K. S. BABCOCK. gv MOAiS iT AVCTl Isv-Jf Wil l. 9sell, at nr Auction Rooms, on Tuesday morn iug, aanat r.th, at 'J o'clock, so dos. pairs ladies, muses, boy, anil children! shoes and tuoti to the tradf. Shoe dealers will do well to attend, as they will be told by the doxMi, add without reserve. II. NELSON A- CO.. Mgl Auctioneers. To Contractors. WMttOPOHji i s U-MLL MB BBVEiW" AW ed until Wedosjaday, August 24tb, for the rein val of the buildiuca anil feneoa on tho preseut Fair Grounds to the new site ou the R. k C. Kailrorul. So j -orate bide for removing the buildings . 1 ii-i, !, itnd ittuij: tliu same upon tlw new grounds, and for removing the buildings and putting a new ksjee n the gronnds, will be received tho work to be completed by October 1st, la Al e There is an exhihiriun tra to be made, t'oiitraot irs, look out! 'Die tiidd to ha left at tho store at Ilornbrook k Co. By order of the Board. aug22-td P. H0RNBU00K, Sec'y. rlHMiMiHB ! VMKK8B!S MOXK8 ' reeoired this ilev aud for sale by ' CHAS. MrJoHSSTON, assgtS Posey's Block, Main street. nn:.- .iy..- in HI Sil. EBttBM WL arroiiiul just ri-i t-ivi'd and for aale by T1IA8. McJOHNSTON. S sVI 'At .l M i VJUS'MtA Bft I . bbh juire Cider Vinegar, lo do Crape do. Reoaived :iml tor sale l-v asjsjfj t HAS. McJOUSSTON. BIII AT MABXBJy JVWW M ryle, leht yot, just reeoired and for aale by au, CUAS. McJOUNSTON. skff v. 57 si t.. it : .i noon sun h af all the various grades of brands and refined , n w on I and and for le by CfJAa. McJOHNSTON, Magtl sasage r. k. Slain etreet. Mlli TUB LdUtBS.-JlT RECEIVED AT an lusortmeut of Man Ik- n hl-t l't-rfumss of r styles, awch as "Ki.s Me Sweetly," "Kiss n klf, - Kisii U$ if VoU Dare." Also, an - . p. v. t I.i.bin't 1- : i . w.iriawind pure and d gKLLKB WUITK S in,. j Mli -n Irug Store. IJINMOM T1D.V JT09MCM 7TMB M-A SMlltursklp Wrsjasjtsw existing between T. t '?,--, .i ' : Ke:iM. under tli'- Hume of T. J. vi msiUj iliseblved Ly mutual cy,o- , - - ii i '- K K TS ij aloun autliorii-d to settle iintE i villi:, , . le augVlot LEVI S. CLARKE. r lO.VTMJI'TOB V BL ML MA KB, y Sii corner ol Mxth and Walnut streets, i i aw !-iv, -i. I t . i on u w t i..r all work in our line. aiiKl. BBOBBMT HOl'H, JBt'HATECT. HMt(ft e on Seri'ii'l .-iii-ii, I -.'tween Vine and Pi rtsVMa. lo-xt iK"r u il hi l'realiyterian Cksjn h. Plmii, Hpeeiatioie. detail Uiain(CS, Ac, lor all , 1 1 of liiiiliiins, ir j'ut cil ou short notice, aud SSI i i "liable terti.it. angt7 m TI l K. Jl I I. I AjyA9BBBpB tJM W i .-tinty Onlern drawing inteiest, and which i, i.- I-- en endorsed previoua to dune 1, will i.i i. .1. . -hi. d oil 1'iesentatioii to i lie oiiuty TreasUler. N B No iiit-r-M ac. rnlnp after this date on said rril. is mil Isj Msi It. I , 1'. Chapter lit, Section a TBSO. VF.NNEMANN. ausxlB-I Treasurer V. C. B O H T . .S'flsVD Ojy' BiHS T B4 .' .i, near St. Haiti's Church--a LADY'S UK I' VSTTI N -t bimrh "t prat-.- in coral, with ,'11 .-Mu, At it is lii(shl and -i - iiliarly ned by Iti vm i it is In .peil that thu tinder WW lestor it bj leln il nt this offi.-e. ami rer.-ii-in,- a -uii il-le rewsr.t tliereby awakening the moat lively . .mtrtiele in t Ii- heai t of a lady. auglf) JiOAA'M KXTMJt MAJBBlBtUH Amt-W lleenw, v No 1 PIsm pi-l" Clit Mils Pod. ri d nrr, . I. Ms I i usbt- l do, it mi Km i hv-ic- SBJSjat -un-.l lru-J Bi-. t, i hi tt. pritne Leaf Lard, hxs star Candles, in l.xsi.al do, in kill new Ma kelcl. Reeeireil pert-Am-. , i. L uis, at Z H CtioK . SUN'S. JT r -"'iV jp JfT JPJk AND HCOT4 H m. A i k 1 casks ass'd pts .( qts London Porter, 4 do do dt t Ii Ale ..i. 'un. iiiimted ailii'lo nt an I I Z H. CuilK.I SOS'S. -tik MKUH.niX.m BAELB For. mmW9 HKK ::ii keM Miami Blasting do. SOU seat latent Salety Fuse. Z. H.COOK k BOMS, Agts. For sab- by Ores, i iviAsa, bate heceiyeh a , nnn nt ot Lawns, Delalnn, and other tin. i..tliv yiiur attention, ahirh we are - last li' sell Ht auction without r.-wrve, commeuciii.; tins MSWalaa at o'clock. Come up and see lIsMS, If you il.mt't hny. IH ' H. NKLSON A CO. Jw.1l.yTS, si, W, T Tjt MJVMBB B M lis"" kesn pure White Lead, MB kexs il do Zinc, Too ft i in EnKih Red L-ad, nns French White Zinc Olos. lbs English Patent Dryer, !" lha aisd I'uhits dry, ItSVI caas do Paints inil, -" j extra Putty, iu tin cans, ISSSS yHllons Linsoed HI, I cank No. 1 CoskIi Varnish. 1 do White Demar do, 1 do No. 1 Furniture ilo. I ila llrown Japnn do, Wilh a full assortment of Palit, Srrulddng, Vhitiwafli. Ilor. and Counter Brushes. Jut i r4k K. s. UMii cu k. TBE I. A T T Ai E .If AHEAD. w STILL Yon nftea hear Ladies rsmarjt that they can alsrajsj a SSJilesJ it S KMHICII k CO.'S. Well, Hie leason is that they keep everything iu the Dry Is Une, and aa they .ire disposing of their stock ui i.Mlocf.l jiriien in ,.nl.-r to make room for ss early fall hSHSlsas , the at traction is uu usually large. 1 :.. it sSjpCSi ot hoes is excellent, aud iu prices caimsa tie ei.. el led. aug4 B, 1 A BIB! BLBVB! FLOVB !-Jl'ST Bj rees-ived and for sale -" sks ttt-fli xrotiud extra white wheat Flour, sk To supertiue do, in t -1 ,1-4 extr.i do. All of whicli we wsirut SSHB VICKERY BROTH KKS. Ml TI Al. FILE INdlKASCE COMPANY,) OF VANDEKBl'BitH COTNTY, V Rvswivillk, Asaj. 4, iai. ) JP BE CT IB .V.-rJTJf A.V.Vllt Ba -loti"ii tur seven Directors and a Secretary srtn hm held KOVDAY, uj. 15, 1KM. between tli.- b ' - ot I and 4 o'clock I'. M., at the ofhee, ou Third stf et, adj'.miBK the . resceutCity Bank, lot KOBT. EABLY, Secretary. it SUKH i HI) ct um VOMBBu Shoe Brushes, assorted -I" .cruhhiliK do do W ilo Horse do do I .' V liiti'wash do do I Clothes do do - Si -i i c nrrv Combs, aud i bars. T . ; tl Hit I v. A-JBmiE BiXBS I r sale l' 8. E. OILBKRT k CO.. A.U. W EI.OL'B-'AS BBLB JS'BU W lieat racaivsaj per railroad this day b) ui oeo. foster; oo.

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burheli f fresh Rrouud Corn Miu f.om thv coui.try.at EBSaiM, tUWUCK 1 ( '.).', augu W, Mi 47 Mafostre.it. WhHtmu mmxtn uhieu nutsv Just receired pr steamer Jscob Pee, a p-tm article of siigarured Iriel Beef. Call and try it, t KKSKINE, d'KMCK k CO.'S, 47 5I.au street. M flue lot of Neshanock Potatoes, a lot of prime i Ouiuui, A .!e, vred Mil picked, received every dav ti't'iu our own orchards, at LRSKINK, CURNICK k CO.'S, u8 " 47 Sjafo sawet. w r f i t: r.iuiiH. fj- UJJS'it tCM .nid ter tle, 10 dozeu Aplo I'an-r- iruetlnuc dulcrent Irooi the old styl. Jjrfl QCOk s. B0S1MTAU. In Mum at. g 9 A . MfECJJMMKO B I TMK J I.M L1KD POWERS. Just arrieed from the Kaat, a iiasti supply e.ell.-nt DRY ((" I PS. .eiiiistiug iu iart of a large lot of MoscUitt Bars,' Calicoes, Ac, Ac, whieli w-e offer low for cash, at our cheap Cash Ston , Ml 46 Slain street, Kvatuville, Ind. jausfl MILLER k MKHM S. SOUTHERN RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT GUIDE BUSINESS ihtECTOEY. rmxmti jfwjbm.mbmxm or this wo mm M with a circulation of teu thousand per mouth, would rnpectfulty inform th merchants of ttvausville and vicinity that he is prepared to outrun fr advertisements at very low rates. XXUB. Businwsa r I ....flc i i aii'm Une Sipia Half Pace ... One Page ... jii 2.. Add J. C. BRAIN Editor Southern Railroad Oui le, Box u ', I.- i n-i ill- hy JyH-d BUNNELL'S MP.vm or WALNTT STREET AND TITE CANAL, EVANSVILLE, TSD. THIS .VJffH' ESTJBL1H.HK.T is nosr tn full operation, with new an 1 complete Machinery of the latent style, for Planing and Dressing Lumber, phuiing and grooving Flooring, nuking Doors and Sash Mouldings, Window Blinds, and every other description of work done in such tabliahmants. All wovk at theae Mills warranted to Ut well done, and will be oflerea at the lowest cash prir.-s. Packing Boxen of all kinds made to order Brackets and Scrolls lawert to any pattern. Slitting and all kinds of Sawing done to order, and in the most approved style. tfM : ' WILLIAM HUXNELL. St. Charles Saloon. NEW PROPRIETORSHIP AN ENTIRE RE-ORGANIZATION. -fWHsSMft. HjMJBMBB " BBEABl88, WwAwL trom New Orleane, have purchased the ST. CHARLES SALOON, on First street, nearly opposite the Post Office, and have refitted it in an elegant anil attractive style. The new proprietors have had long expecii-nce a keepers of fashionable and popular Kestautauta in New Orleans, and they will endeavor, In their new house, to combine all the elegancies and I usuries of Northern and Southern Kestaurata iu (he ST. CHABLKS. They have brought a large and complete stock ef choico Liquors frtn New Orleans, wbii h they collected with care during their business in that city. Their connections und acquaintance iu that city a ill enable them to obtain the choio-st supplies of Liquors, Fruits, and luxuries frim that market in future, and they will spare uo expeuee nor pains to make the ST. CIlAKLES surpass, hereafter, Its former representation, aa a vletsaut Saloon, a place of good living, and elegaut. refiucd and luxurious resort. " Billiard players will find at this Saloon a aet of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the well known aud celebrated factory of J. M Bruuswick 4 Co. The undersigned flatter thems'-lves that long experience aud careful atU'Dtiou will enable them to merit a reputation equal to any Saloon iu the westeru country. Mr snlendid Lunch will be served up iu thu moat approved style, evtry moruing at 10 o'clock. II AMMVK A lS;Kt KITSJ. augt Late or sew Orleaus. 97 SK TBMA'LB'ft I OJUAOUJ'n 0 F HOPS AND BONESET I T is the safest, surest, cheapest, and in et reliable i. u edv for the iH-rniuneiit cure of COLllS, OOl'i.IlS, UO A RS1N BBS, ASTilMA, croup, wuoopino coraii, Aud all affections ot the Throat and Lung. It being prepared upon Scientific priuciples, and fioiu articles that are entirely vegetable. The COMPOUND BTBUff Of UOPS AND B0HKS1 Is manufactured by C. ROTHENBUSH A SON, Hum!: n, Butler County, Ohio, to wlntn all orders in i-: ho addressed ; and sold hy KELLF.K k U Mi l K, Druggists Kvansville, Indiana, and by Druggists assi Mer- :. - lit- thriMigbout (hi cuiiutry. Jauily MW " H II 11' IE UK MK11VK TUB II , vru ci ai FEVER AND AGUE And other NERVOUS DISORDERS, YELLOW, CHAORES, AND PANAMAFEVERS, Can often le prevented hy the use of this invaluable remedy. The recipe in from a very c.lebrate.l Physician, after buviug thirty-tlvo years' exerlonce iu Hospitals aud private practice iu New York City, ii-i baa been tested in all sectiotis of the country, during the past six veara, with the most woutidi iul success. 4re joii AVrrcus, yppfi. , or wferiMgJrom pro' trillion, nflmf ditut t I reiouirooD.I and guarantee f. is Medic lue as a perte. t Tonic. J. U. HAZARD, Propii.-tor, 1 J! Maideu Lane, and 5 Flet' hei street, New York. For aale by LETCH A CARLSTEDT. jel l dAwcm W mt WnCMBBA. BE TMB tvW VEMBLA SITY AT CAMBRIDGE, MASS. The Instructors in this School are: Hon IoM PAaKFK, LL.D., Rnyale Professor. Hov THr.ovHiLis Parsons, LL.D., Dine Professor. Hos. I : i ui Wciu-.i ks, LL.D., I'nlvcinity Professor. The Coarse of Instruction embra'v the various branches of the Common Law; and of Eqnity, Admiralty, Commercial, International, and Coostitti tlonal Law ; ard the Jurisprndence oftho United States. The Law Library consists of about 14,0th) vojnm and as new works appear, they are added, and every effort is made to reader it complete. Instruction is given by oral lecture and expositions, (and by recitations and examinatioas in connection with them,) of which there arv 10 every w-eek. Two Moot Courts are also holdeu In each week, at each of which a cause previously given out is argued by four students, aad an opinion delivered by the Presiding Instructor. Rooms Midather facilities are also provided for the Club Cotirts ; and an Assembly is held weekly, for practice in delate, aad acquiring a knowledge of pRtliatnet tar law and proceedings. Students may enter the School in any stafeof their professional studies or uirrrautile pursuitJ, and at the comaienreaient of either term, or In the middle, or other i ..rt of the term. They are at liberty to elect what studies they will pursue , according to their i iew of their own wauts ami attainments. The Acadeuiicalyear, which commence. on Thursday, six weeks after the third Wednesday iu July, is divided iuto two terms of twenty weeks each, with a vacation of six weeks at tbe end of each term. During the winter vacation, the Library la opened, warmed aud lighted, for the use of the' members of the School. The Exercises of the next Term w ill commence ou MONDAY, September fitb, 18511. Applications for admission, or for ratal gues, or my further information, may be wade to eiskwr of the Professors at Cambridge. I s a saiaoa, Mass., July &, 'tu. aug6 MB OJA Kit BE BBVJTaA ZJATl O&.-Xhi ALB Common Council of the City of I viuisrilhmet as a Roard of Equalisation on the 8th day of August, is.', at tbe City Council Chamber, fur the purports of equalizing all asaeseuieuts said upou real estate or persoual property it Inn the corporate li.-'i.ts of tbe city of Evansville, aud will continuo in stsssioii from day today, until all users uients shall have beeu equalised. All tax pays s are hereby requested to call and examine their respective assessments, djriug tbe intermissions of tbe session ol said Board, and if they bnd caose of cc-mplaiut in such usemeut to present such grievance tor adjustmeut. By older ot Council. Attest : angH-lw T. BUBKE. Citj Clerk. M UJB, nBI,jHSB. r. I.'-O bags Rio Coffee. 5" pcKkets Java Coffee, V) bhds N. O. Sugar, 50 ;.l.ls (Yd, Loaf, k Pow'J Hiiksi, 109 bids Bel... iled M.ilasse., 20n pkgs assort. -.1 Teas, 2 bales Clovii Tust racened I v I ngl9 p. a. BAHOOGK.

MISCELLANEOUS - CHANGE OF AGENCY. PHOENIX INSUB N C E CO If P A Is Y. Mm iim Conn. Tin- .i j i 1 t'. - iivoiitrf fVininany. Iwld l-y ALLEN C. II A LLOt'K, I .- , baa l0s day been changed, and JOHN V. NE tSRN, Let.- of M-uohi3 Toun., hi- Irf-.-n ipi-oiated hi-i Oi ressor. T.irties h.ddiu Policies in th.- I'II(ETIX oau . ha tbvm rraeweil by . ailing u, - u sir. N M. MAiill.L, tieiieial Ai;t, Cincinnati INCREASE OP t 'ASH CA PITA Is T(t $4:00,000. BY THE PHU NIX INSURANCE COMPANY HAHTFi'RlK CoNS ceh A--.-I-, OYbH HALF A MILI.Io n POL LARS. S L. LOOM IS, Pi.-id.-nt. H Ku i Setn.tary. ' Q M. Mamu.i , Oeneral Agent, CiiKinuaii BAV Appli. .ition , recr-ivi d, Puli. lea iiinl ml renewed, and -'ill hnsinrs.s portalniag lothi i frdmp'lii attended to by JOHN Wm NEXSEsV. Agent. fcJ" OsBOf aith Dr. Bruv, n. r Adam Fxpr.-sa Company. Hiigl2-3m SV. T. I TBMBJX-T Ol f O . 'f ..' " s ASSETS, AUGCST 1, 18.V. Cash on Lank and in Bink . Ctuh in the h.ii.df of Agents.... r'.T.DO ;tl fit S.M? M Real Estate miiiicumliered i;,.rsi i Loans seeund by Montage on uueiicumlered Real Estate ljJjt Ofl Loans amply set-ured by pledge ol Stocks, Bonds, Ax r;,.'7)0( .'ii shares U. H. Trust Co. Stock, New York 13,10 1 ?r..7.'ai 200 shares American Ex. Bank Stork, N Y i,tsi) 'JO.O OU shares Metropolitan Bank stock. N Y i,issi 200 shares Bank i f OsSsV merce Stock, N Y 9U,ts;si 2o, lSOshares (ntiueutl Uk Stock. N Y tSyOOO IJ.TT.O 2U0 shares Merchants' Ex. Stock, N Y 10.0IKI m,(KMi 428 shares of Merchauta' Stock, N Y lii.Titf 12,1 - ,r.00 shares Phoenix Stoc k, n y lojM itvaoi HSIahars Oceau Stock, S Y 4,00"' 4.MSI SOD shares Ear. t Mech's Stock, Hartford So.floo l.m i(X) shares Phoenix Sto k, Hartford 2i'.j .n.t'si 200 shares Mcr. 4 Mam: - fae'rs St'k, Hartfonl.20.oiO M.mj 100 shares .Etna Stock, Hartiord 20,000 flJT 1 .i." share City Stock, Hartford 17,'-i 2 150 shares Mercantile Stk, Hartford 15.0W' 15,15b UO shares State Stock. Hartford U.Oim 13200 25 Sharon llai th-rd stock, Hartford 2U ?.;'.' oO shares of Cosusectieat River, St 'k, Hartford. : r"' lOSiuitcn Uaiilord county Stock. Hartford aKI BO 100 saares t;itiin' Bank .-ti.. Waterbiiry, t t .. I'V ,m 10,500 3i shares Waterburv Sik, aterl'iny, Ct I . MMl 4 shares Stafford SIik U, Stuiluid, Ct MO 100 share- HoWoke Water MM 41? HkttU Power, Mass 1" 10 rthare New Hrit.i n Wa'.-r Bonds in i .Mi In um 10 chares C P .1 I K I Bon J i,iHi 7,4oo :. .-.lo is TM) " BccLmnlatrd latereat on Loaas Toti.i aaattj - i . .71 J I.i -tl-ili I I. -- iin.nl jnsl.-.l an. I not due ."t,7.: CI s. L. l,"iJil, PisjiisaL II Kni.MJO, Seel, tut V. .InllN W. NEXSEN, Agasat, nucH BraSj wttle, In. I. Greatest Book of the Ae! "There is a wondei fi.l oinbnmtioii "i native laletit .1 the first or.ler iu tin- duly Nati..i..il Work '' .V. F. Hnihj Thner. HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES. 11." -.i 1111. Kai Hi Period to the Present Time. BY J. A. SPENCER, D. D. Member of tin- Vast Vol). 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Stephens, is now at the Sherwood House, and will call upon our citicesss, and show them the works. auglt2w BmtBtlOLI7Ti0J-TiIE ot VI UTS EE--MlW ebip heretofore existing under the nam aesl style of Clarke A -Boyd. w;o- dissolved on the J tli day of July, by mutual cousei.t. LEVI 8. CLARKE, aug!7-lw ROBERT Bo', ji. ranwo lots lAlLE-ylL SFB AW seriber ofTem fm- sul.t tun -.vc.-llent l.otM ol. ' Third aud Cberrv streets. These lots are admirably suited for residences or business pin .-e. I Terms easy. Apply to THOMAS 81 At KB, at " Messrs Bern, nt k Vtele's stsa. asatlS)kl JBJBBTMCE OE 11 .1 till . . V ' ' . AWW Notice is hereby given that, in mnfornuu with au order made by the C out "i C'-tiunon Pb-as at its June tern, law, I will sell at public auction, ou the 2 -th day of Aivi-L !'t - P- M., at the door of the Court House, all tbat part ot Lmt Mo. 1, hi Block No. o7, in the Eastern Kolargeiiicnb of the City of Evauavill. thus bounded . C-mui.-m nu on the front line of said lot on Maiu street, at a point 18J'4 feet fr.-m tr- line dividiag said b t No I and lot No. - iu said Bli- k, thence alotu; aaNl Iront line 18 feel and nine im hes towards Mvib street, thence at ri:ht angles to Main street to the alley in Die rear ol sanl lut, thence uloug said alb-v 1 feet nine inch. v. uar'j , i.-nth street, aud thence at right ane,ls to said alley to the place id L. pinning. Terms of sa e, one third rash on tbe day of aale, one-third in three yeat s and the remaining third in five .ii- from the dav ot r.ilc TH K" ' 1 K b YEN N F.MANN, Guardian of tbe minor heirs of jy26-td Martin Rsis, dssatsd.

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f'l - M.tTVM0iA H . H t ot s ' I v K. MUBKKT A tti laVy'"' ' J w n i t;iLBKRI A . " 5 HXH. JtBT BBi Bill ed by rmiu- pj bbi s lauuesizk jsu is i ise M. ..in.T, t"i -..! by K I.IUiKKT A (V ran-,;..!. . '.! A M.I ith riuuiM.i I'whit, nnd r ig, Wr ostiv lw In S. K. i . . ' .Ht.Hl A I 'U. Hi y 1.1 1 ulMlTY, FiK lie S. K. (7T1.BEKT A r(. WBIi 1 B h tiU o KBG8 tK SALE l;F jlfja- K. GILBERT A . a .tt ot. v .'.! ttt 400 o ' w mIi... ii l ikliis with .r without Suiphi.r. He -ini by ii C'K)k' k Si N" I gpu.i.y I -i. i BMW good hi in, t h i ll ebeap. H.1F. II V1 WANT i N. 3r. Main street. Tbc-y VICKKBV BROTHJCU4, WJtHH UOJIBBB, mW Isrootn-1, (.offee Mill", tliushes. Dust Faus, Dusters. ' i-'ihes Lines. Cl.dhes Pin. B-d Ccrd-. Cliuiu-s, Rr-wls, Rollins; Pins, Mashers. Cf it.-L MotJS, Mofi Handle , Ixr Mats. Or any thins: yea ma .i . i Cnlt n-id ee for onrselfs, at o.-- V I c K E R Y HrpiTHEW, Main St. ' ' ' U Ut DHLS. EXTRA W HITE W HEAT Flour lor sale lJ OEO. FOSTER Ac CO. If Ml l K V -' B7.s f KTRA HIGH prt-of Rertifted. suitnlde R-.r the "4r.nth.-n, trrde, f.r skis by (,K" F"STER A CO. i'u.'K -vi liULH.. Y Eh HEJ V I, rm ur own a. kin. for sale bv BMgM OEO. FOSTER A i 0. i: iv. d this day and for sale by the doran a rosy low Agar. JACOB STRAl'B k SON, angle 74 Main st., bet. Second and Third. Mbbimr . i i t onnH. ! r n i f B 7 mi Bm i hon e new Ccalnah receised aad foi sale at Z. H. COOK A SON'S. MBBHtTtS THE BAWBBJT AATVM WW I.urh like Erskine, Cnrnick Oo.'s prkas t Host . Answer Bersus it is always falling. A blither redn -timi in the price of Igtefeaart Brotlieii,' t.j l-i brands of Flour IkNltWra Fxtra W hite Wheat 1 5n Epii iiie.ui Extra g sj loo - i. k- ut t acii : '. snle by 1 USKINF. Cl R NICK k CO., inn I 47 Main street. .. si he " urn Brimmmm-.l:i-t reosivasl and fin ale II. prime Bacon Side., fsai Rat arlsjai flsosa4aM, In line order, at iMUMC. l RNICK k CO.'S, Ms;U 47 Main street. T. M E ,'OTAI B!-THAT EBSKISE, CI KNU'K a CO. are prepared to recalv City Orders to the extent of One Ttwumud Dollar. mi pa , in i-M liauf- f..r Or.jcries at their store, 47 Main itrrt-i. aucl2 Wont noon t oTJTOEh.' M.; oftho sfs gsial M-rc-w Potatoes, superior to anything in the market, received this day and for sal.- kj I 11 AS. M JOHNSTON, myjl Main street, nea- the Canal. gill II I CHEESE -S B0JLBB, W. mi extra it.mmI lut just received ; those wanting sasisstktafi ni.-. by Ux or slice, call in at CHAS. McJOHNSTON S, ii 7 Posey's Block, Main st. CvAPS I CAPS! CAPS I FOR C HRIST- ' MAS A ianw and sflsasVi assMtrtment Cafia, t -r in. ti and l.. Lit. -t styles, just received per Expreas .j VAl TIKK A MARCONNIEK, drc7 No. 39 Main street. mmBW sifo ' W aires, a hole un ME KB A ISO EJACMaces, uiioie un i uaii buuann Kits, asserted Bombers, rei-eived this day per railroad, for aale lo by s. E. GILBERT k CO., No. 4 Sycamore street. .T.' r.fff.Y4JJ.V0 , M ' 7 bairs assorted Cotton Y'art t.TTT.f.VV. 100 bales Nos. 1 and '1 Cvtton Baffin?. In More an I for sjile bv mvll WHEELER RI(jo B. I.OVB : EA.OUB : ISO BUMMELS JT and sacks in store and to arrive, extra aad super 1: in- Country B ram is as good as the best aud a low as the lowest, at jel4 VICKERY BROS., Mala at. KBIO THE BWBBB BE UI BB0B) AW. Cup of Ten. We are now in receipt of a wy choice lot of .se Teas, bought expeealy for retail ;rade. Call one and all. Samples given with plansur, by H.jCOOK k 80M. i : s i-.1T l .y T CO.WBBTB SVKKS- We are airents for the celebrated Hall's Patent Kire Proof an I Thief Prof Bale, rouufi'tured by Hall, t arroll k Co. Cincinnati. A oonetant supply w ill I kept on hand, and sold at uiaiiulaclwrer's prices. PRESTON BROS. WBREJHIV.M i.I . MBLTMJYH sMHP B PACK I N(i at Factory Prtoea A large stock N. F. Belting Company's Goods in store at all times, at Mam ioTUtas' Paters. Wsrrantadaaaasjet to anv other. C. 8. WELLS, mm- Ms ii if the Mill Saw, 13 First street. MQMBB BXBIBMTMBA MB TMB M largest an innt beautiful stock of Hata aad Caps ever dfwa i din Kvansville. Coma one and all. We will he pleased at all times to show our Goods aud aell Uieiu beaper than the cheapest. VAI'TIER k MARCONNIER. aspUl 39 Mala atrsaC ( HI SHE' BBCBMBBt BBUBMBBt ' d o.'en ass'd Scrub Brushes, do Klsrkinp do, ' do Dusting do, 6 do Floor do, 1 ilo Carpet do, - am Long-handle Scrub do, B !o Horse Brushes. Le. eived tins tiav ami for sale at aasrS 7. H COOK A SON'S. 15ACON! BACON! BACON! FMWHR HVMUVBiBBB N.I h FO H M - it. , at wholesale and retail :mss ir.s Bacon Sides, "O Ihs choice sugar -cured Hams, " si lbs Bacon Shoulders Hi- old cu-tomers and wholesale dealers may rely upon lading SJttaUssjt Bacon at reasousble ptmsk at M. OAVI9K'S, hui;1:. ltu Corner Main aad Fourth sts. Bt s r h liti i t ii rm. BE l.h.HTFOOTBTBAUBI l . I. xc Ext i a Cream CI I i .1.- Smoked Heriing, i ,lo SttJiuea, i B I', it. I Barley, 2". uW Mitson's Blacking, in do; l..ik. i and othei Br m, di ire M..p Handles. At No. 62 Miui ttreet ItCKBBT BROTHERS. 4k -l .v unit - 9 -i bushels liesli . rn Meal, I t.ns N... I i .-initry Bran, list sacks Extra Family Flour, loo Imshel g-vi'd large Neshanis ks. B) do choice Onions, :i l.bls St. Louis Uohlea Syrup, !"" sugar cured Hams, 5flo lbs prime Leaf Lard. Just received and for aale at angl-i VD'KERY BROS., 82 Main st. A4)OTW A. THE I JSBBMB fc.l'A i) W will apt.lv to the P .r.l of c'onimisaioners ot auderhurKu County, on the firs: Monday Hi Sep t.-mber i . t . to-wit : On the Uib day ot said month i 'i . i'r:.iil . I I i ,-n . I.- i. Uii Si'irituous Liquor. at his iimihI place of business, on Front street, be I t v. .-en Levi ami Pine streets, Evaasville antttwd JAME8 CARTER. Mr" .V J.V iS sso - li lbs rlcar Bacon Sides, 2UUU Tt extra sugar -cured Haass. It.s Sboul'ters, .r bbts choice Lard. LVceiosJ an l for sale hy ( HAS. SI, JOHNSTON. Mgll fancy's Bloek, Main street. sTOi B ! STOI M Mulea. 2 due 3 year old Bav - No. 1 Miii h Cows, A fine lot of full bred Chester Whit Hogs. For Mle at Z. U. COOK k BUN'b i jck Xswd. ATMUMWAL B BJJM B 1 1 0 O A T B E .a sY W , .b-lr ited Hams, together with a food as -sorunent of other meats Shoulders, Clear Sides, Pickled Pork. lri.sl Beef, Beef Tongnes, kc, Just recaivvd and for sale by ( HAS. McJOHNSTON. e'2. Main stret, near tk CaaaL VvY..V BEJMAPBL BLs troti Cistern Tops, K wood do do, M-tts Pump Fixtures, 4"sitt'S Pr.mp Chain, 3si feet hoxcsl Pump Tubing. .V ii-1 t i. I and for sale by JACOB STBAUB A SON. augf T4 Maiu street, bet. Second A Third. Bl'.NT'B AiiK n. au Slato. W Oval School do new article. Mate aud ( .-dar Pencils, n ' Psaijasatiiu Cap (6 saslajSBub her Knives aad Steels, Carviug do Huv kiug. (Butler's braasl, Locks aud Latch, (Eastern pu.ee.) Butts aud 6. rew, stnl Sparables, Curry Combs and Horse Cards, Augers and Uiinblct. Pocket Books and Portnioaalea, Needles, (Sew g, Knit g. Dara g k Sac Vg) Po. ki t Comlks and Thimbles, (ici man and Freuca Harps, Jspatiued Tin si e. full assortoieut. In short, everything usually kept byHardwamen, at Cm. innati pikes. 0. S. WELLS, : e . Bo. 19 First strsat.

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