Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 6, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 August 1859 — Page 2

Al (.1 M it - Red Krpabitcautkin and u Alouasi l v . Two events, which show bow both the antagonistic! paruies in Europe regard this vicinity, that have not attrac ted the at- . i j o.M1i..:..ni oi aurupe to ito, iuu iwcu t . . id the overthrow of the church and its P . ftttU orders, one of the richest motk- cotamunitiea of Europe a brother hood of Benedictines, possessing several millinnq nf nrooertT in one of the Catholic cantons of Switzerland became alarmed for the safely of their property and society, a-d sent out agents to this country to select an asylum to which their wealth, with their members, might be removed for safety. The i agents selected a tract of country on Anderson river, in the counties ot Perry and Dubois, where they purcbasad some 6,000 or 7,000 acres of the broken valley and hill land of that region. A delegation of the order came out, after the purchase, and began extensive improvement-; n on the property. At first there was great zeal in labor, and it was announced that the entire monastic community was preparing 10 emigrate; but as the old order of things was restored in Europe, the idea of emigration seemed to be abandoned. Hat the improvements of the new purchase were continued ; and though reduced in vigor and extent hae gone on constantly. A considerable amount of land has been cleared and cultivated ; extensive and expensive buildings have been erected ; one for a college, designed to accommodate several hundred pupils. Among the monks ..re a number of able aud learned teachers. A school was or ned several years since, but it has not nourished and little or no effort has been ma ie to make it known. The property appears to have been obtained, prepared, and is now held in reserve for some expected event in the revolution of time. A small community of the order still live upon it, and occupy themlelves with the gradual improvement of the land, and laying a foundation for their college by extending the benefits of .heir elementary school. The political reaction of 1849 and 1850 in Europe that brought peace mi safety to the cLurchand its adherents drove thousands of iw assailants into exile. The Red Republicans, who were obliged, on the restoration of the oid dynaysties to llee, sought refuge whre the priests had come to find it. And it is remarkable that the largest and wealthest organizations of Red Republicans were led by a course of events to locate and build their future city of refuge upon a spot within a few milt s of where the Benedictine monks had taken up their abode and erected their asylum. They are not irore than ten or twelve miles apart the boundaries of Perry county inclods nearly all the possessions of botli the Tell City Company and the Anderso.i Monastery, Here is presented a riagalat and interesting spectacle of the jonfidence which both of the hostile political parties in Europe setm to have in the liability, order and peace of the only Democratic government on the earth. The church, the pillar of absolutism seeks for security neither nn ler the undisturbed despotism of the FstfifM autocrat, or in Catholic Mexico, but under the aegis of a Protestant Republic. Here Umm who rt dial all authority in religious beU'f, and those who contend for the infalibility and absolute authority of the PopC in religion, set down, side ly side, and live in friendly intercourse as neighbors: both performing the duties of good citizens to the same jovernment. There can be no stronger testimony to the excellence of a system of human government, than the example of peace and concord produced by it among such antagonistic elements in population. Cibccit Ji DOEsnip. Many upright Democrats of Tcrrj county condemn, in severe terras, the attempt made by the recent convention in that county to make the tion of a Circut Judge a parli.au qrtioa. The caucus nominfltiou of Jtdgi Patretl will be a serious injury to bis prospects. We are sorry to learn, a!-o. that the evidences of ability he gave, and his manner of presiding upon the brem i; did not make a mvorable impre?s:on either in Crawford or Pert. Great allowance was made fur youth and inexperience, but man-sturdy oM Dta ocrats at the Court Houses in those counties hook their beads and said there was none of the right sort of timler in the chair hlled by Parrett for ajadgs on tnat beaeb M We can't vote for such a man in Opposition to old Join Pitcher, if our party iU,c- recommend him," was the observation of a large number of staunch Democrats in both the upper counties, after the adjournment of the court. The contrast between Parrett and the late Judge , Smith, and Burke par-

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ticularly the latter, Trbo was young and tor ,.atlon f ,he is found no. tQ the first time on the bencdi was decidedly ample enough to make it equal to the deiojuriousfo Parretts prosjiects. Party di;- 'mauds of public sentiment, the Legislature

cipline may possibly 'irry the upper counties tor bim, but the attempt to et. force tinrule eriBl be likely to disgust more frieii is than it will win supporters. Judge Pitcher was solicited by many 1 e ; - 1 - iog Democrats to become a can iidat. . He consented to offer bis services to the District with the understanding that the canvass was to be made free from any party affiliation:?. The nomination of Parrett, by a party caucus in Perry, was a disregard of the understanding upon which Judge Pitcher consented to run. By the time Judge Parrett goes through his circuit, the jieople will be able to form a juot opinion of his abilities and character, and will be fully qualified 16 select the best candidate. Place the choice upou the score of fitness and the peopTe will make the right selection.

Thk State or JsrrEB5N. The people in the gold regions, to the Wet ol bMM, hare had a Gbustrtntlbnal Convention and

auopteU a smie .omuwihbm . - ttiii.'u to '-'.I'-rssB to ask for the imitu'tlmte , , ur aofzition of Trriton! gorenxmen. The .-:. i -iiatitution is to be subiu.ued to the voters, and, if accepted, a memorial .iskiog admittance into the Union as aState will be presented to Congress. If the Constitu- , lm ' . - J lUn a T.. .. .: ., 1 - . I - J " 1 Tniwsed memorial asks Coiurrtras to pass au i " enabling act for the admission of Jefferson Territory as a Stale. . resolution allowing " loreign oorn citi- , under certain wstnctions, the right to vote on the Constitution or memorial, was lost. A report on corporations wa3 so amended as to recommend provisions forbidding the circulation of bank indebted:i. :h money. A committee was appointed to draft a memorial to Congress, asking for the establishment of an Assay Uffice in Jefferson. The boundaries of the new State are from JT to n North latitude 41 7 miles. From inj to 110 West longitude on the South line ::2rJ and one-fifth milea. From 102 to 110 on the North line lift miles and a fraction. Area 129,C6S square miles. 9j&.The corn crops upon the river never gave promise of a more abundant yield. The stalks are now a green a3 in July, and the ears by aid of the recent copious showers are growing to an unusual length. and filling out to the tips with the finest grain that ever grew. The only possible danger to the crop is a very early frost. There are spots, of a few mile in extent, that base been entirely missed by the showers, where the corn looks wretchedly ; but these places are too limited to affect the genera! result. In Warrick and Spencer, and in Hci. '.er-i n an 1 D.iviesj, opposite to them in Kentucky, the corn crop will be the larMl ever harvested. Farmers are talking ol selling their coming crop at the old price of twenty-five aDd thirty cents per bushel. The Wabash Valley wili probably turu out this year the largest corn crop that ever gfl w upou its fertile surface. The abundant yield of corn must keep the price of wheat low, and have an effect upon the value of pork. The coming year will, ap parently, be one of low prices ; and the farmers who yield first to the altered ciri uMtaacc of the times, will be the wisest and do the best in the end. Let the crops go forward early and pay the Eastern debts, and by enabling the vYea'cm niercliauts to be prompt, Western credit wili be firmly established; our ;,oods wiil be bought on better terms, and we shall get them cheaper ; and by establishing faith in YV astern prosperity, good faith, and promptness, we can draw any amount of Eastern capital into the country that we may need for the development of Western resources. fiiraf The following paragraph from the Slat- SntMMf shows the faith of the sham Democracy in the capacity of the people to alter or improve their institutions. No attempt is to be made to remove present evils, because a convention elected by the people, and whose work is to be revised by the people, would be almost certain to make a bad mat tef M SI sc. The people are so restiess for change have eo little capacity to judge between good and bad projects for their fundamental laws, that it is dangerous to allew them to call a convention. This is in the true spirit of Lecomptonism, that would sJu and impose constitutions upon States by CoB ! I --ioual and Executive dictation If a convention should be assembled to revise the constitution, such is the restless spirit abroad for change that it would not be satisfied without an entire reconstruction of our organic law, which, wheopdone, its framers would vainly think was the perfection of the science of government. Hi Thl Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks, candidate for Governor, in this State, attended the Democratic Convention, in Vigo count v, on Saturday, and made a speech, which was remarkable for its conciliatory tone; he was eloquent in his appeals for union an 1 harmony in the party j he insisted that all past divieisae should be forgotten, and by-gones be permitted to sWeahSa. It is most surprising to see what strenuous advocate? tor citing ail p:ot difficulties into oblivion, these old Lecorapton leaders and Buchanan sdhSfSSJll have become since their defeat. They desire the past to be forgotten, and would be most happy to blot out a 1 share of their own history for the last two years. But will the honest anti-Le-ompton portion of the party be misled by thesc arch old deceivers ? Will they forget the abominable doctrines these men advocated only a year ago, which they have never repudiated nor repented of? T!te State Sentinel, in opposing the call of a Constitutional Convention, says: Al fin SJ the school system of the State is concerned, we think whatever defects it coataiaa siaj be remedied bv legi.-lution. 1 !:irge revenue provided to sustain it i aUBOSt, it' not quite, sufficicit to furnish tui tion to;ill in the essential brandies of edu n I ins BOWSI to make u so by an increase of taxation. That i., to give a few districts all the DS0BSJ they ossd to m..iurain their iraprorcd systems of schools, all the other portions of lbs Stats are to lie furnished with twice as much BMMCJ as they need. To allow Evansville to tax herself $10,000 per annum for School-, the LesjishsUUS BSSSt eataSSl SB the inhabitants in the State to tax tbeuiseves in ' - line ratiu, wiut'ever may be the BSSSfiar wants and w i-hesot the other communities. This is a kind of I'roerustes bed. by which rs in. i supporter': propose tu nrin;' BWS of this State to a uniformity of intellectual stature. TjfCi Numerous horses have been stolen frSBB citieus of Hun ' couuty, Ohio, j during the past week, iloraes have even i been tnki a from camp meetiug gronn.i.

a$ The low prices of wheat MmhI formers in the West to bold back their crops, j at ' ! rapid define of IneidstsJS upon

I"'" 1 1 almi lint ...n vi-. t that promised to make ' ... . . , uk I La .. i rxcbange abundant, setms as vet to have produced but little effect apod the money or exchange markets. An laUm papai sayi "the West, althoagh doeplv indebted to the Knit, holds back the nnlv riln.m.' that it h'l 3 nf Ii "fllPnt. ill till J " , 77" I" ' UJIVO 111.. IIIIIVI piu lit luvtv v&.fl... ov. rci-iti" the accumulation of interest, and e nk and expense ot stonng tne uuik and perishable commodities in which the debt is to be dischaijpd. Prices of flour, wheat, pork, and torn are about as high in Cincinnati as in New Vork. Of course this state of the market cannot continue, nor can there be any doubt at which end the concession must be made, in the present and prospective relations of supply and demand." It is quite possible that the farmers of the West, who are comparatively independent, may withhold enough grain from the mar ket to create a temporary rise in prices, but the moment they attempt to realize the advance by a sale, it will escape them by a sudden fall. A lew may be benefitted by holding out, but the majority will have their labor and expenses for their pains." The News. Bpj. Senator Harlan has taken to the stump, in IbwSj in earnest. He i announced to speak every day, except Sundays, from August 15th to the 'JSth of the same month. fifcatT'A letter published in the Paris Patrie, dated Turin, Aug. 1st, says an attempt has been made to get rid of Garibaldi, the Italian patriot, by poison. He is laid up at Brescia, under the care of Dr. Bazzini. Jft Thirty-three young ladies recently contended for the championship in swimming, at a scmiuary school, in Berlin. The winner, who is nineteen years of age, and very hand-o ne, is said to have proved that she might as well challenge the other sex as her own. Hft The wholesale clothing business of Cincinnati has nearly two thousand machines operating to keep up nbundant supplies in this market. With the raw materials the product of the needles, now mostly driven by machinery, centering in that city, exceeds in value, fifteen millions of dollars. 8r5u The Buffalo Courier avers that there has been organized in Lockport, a base-ball club, composed wholly of fat men none weighing less than three hundred being admitted. The name of the association is the "Paunchos Pilate B. B. Club." The club resolved to have a turning-table erected, on which the bases are to revolve. 56f At a public meeting held in Boston, as a tribute of respect to the Hon. Horace Mann, it was resolved to erect a monument to his memory, and a coram. ttee, headed by the venerable Josiah Quincy, was appointed to take the mattei in charge. It is stated that a fund of $20,000 had been invested in Massachusetts for the benefit of the children of the deceased. BflSu A new race course has been put Into operation near Cincinnati, called the "Cincinnati Trotting Park." The track of this Park is full a mile; it is in shape an oval having I quarter of a mile to each turn and half a mile to each of the sides. The natural advantages are very superior fbr a race course, and the few inequalities of the surface have been leveled and graded so that tbeentire track can be seen from any stand-point. On the ground are an abundance ot neverfailing springs, ami commodious stables have been erected for the accommodation of horses in training, or which are there for the purposes of trotting a race. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. J. IVISSOX, late Master Mechanic K. A C. Railroad. D. CALLAHAN, late Engineer an Machinist do. V M HI NTISt.TON, late For. mau Moulder for IJ.-elker, Kliir-Munu A Co. JOHN IVINSON & CO. fstaSfSVSStSSSBS or STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES AMU S ! Corifr Ltct anJ Water Streets, KtaHntlle, imdtamm. Pnrticulat attention giv';U t.) ull SSSfe ik as ai 1 1. ii it-, t ... WAILMOADB, 8TEAMB0 ITS, D tUTTLLEMITH, M1V1NO ; SAM. ,-!UST. SI GAL. A SI) .VI7 HULLS, TOBACCO, WINE A M I A It P PHKS8K8: At. I hi ihoii MACHLNKKV OF KVKIiY DKBClUPTIOir. ASM BmMM Ki.-iiI-,, W indow :p, and Sills, 'ii i tort, Qratti', Iron Kailing, and all kinds of IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. Deafen in Steam an) Water G.n'.ms, St en Whistl. , Wrought lien Pipes, Cum Belting and I'ackinK and Fire llrick. iti F-i - cia! attention paid to Jobbing, Repairing nml Bbu-ksinitliiiiK- api-4in $500.00 REWARD ! TMMH til'BBl'RABAlH, 1 T HI .X I HM LKY. on the Ohio river, in Perry county Indiana, oue mite below Cloverport, Ky., oftVrs for sale fifty thousand grafted Apple Trees, of from one to tu i-owth, ot' fifty different varieties, all I to the Western country. I will niveany n"rHtynian iu the United States in hundred dollar worth of aipl- trees who will show 30.im) larger or thriftier two-yi ar old apple trees of lifty different I ti - tti.tn 1 cm. Price of two-year -old trees, seats; rrsM rnrnAmt Sea feet high, 1) cents. All ' I t.i tic sul.wrilsT at Cloverport, Ky., will Da i iou,;.th atterdeilto. eeflt-Hw THOMAS POLK. Notice to Directors. rWXHK niBKClOBM S)S TUK HOL TM. M wetiteru In liana Agricultural and Mechanical Watrict Kir will meet nt Kvansville on Tuasday beptessieff Bra, ISIS, fee the purpose of seh.tm Judges of Award for the ensuing Fair. Directors will picas make out and biiiu with them a list of pi i ns in their e.. nuts .u:.iiie.l toact, nv that the Hoard rati select from the ahefca. Ilv order .f the Pre-ident. u -i-tt V ll'iKXnROOK, 8acy. PUBLIC SCHOOLS Tin: Ml I. ft HOOJ s OAf THIN it will couimence on Monday, tSeptemlier 'th. All transf'Ts to or from the it v must he mad pri r to SsySi sahar SSHj, 1859. lly order of the Board. wSi-td P. HORN'DROOK, Clerk. mgj.Ti hjLt: 3B l.'.in hi. is 7 hush rach, Ohio River Company. 2,;aa) m lbs ' asi ,so - Hairy. Als... I.iirv Sail iu .Ml. and l?1h" hat's, for -ale at lowest rates, t.v (.Ull 1 I ISTFK I'll.. eeSJ Agent Ohio River Salt Company, j Wj t k M ;"1s.v O Hit F-i C o i,t n eived, a hlre' asTnifnt of V. R. Brt ui's and White's Cooiwr Knives: also, patent V Truss Hoops, ,rc, of tie very Ust piali- ! .v J.i UU STUA I B stSOH, 471 Miu St.. Iiet. Second and Third. .!'''' kmm.t. i,5oo ii jus rt hi: al rii UK'S ISLAM), tor sale bv au'Jl UKn. FO.-sTklR a CO. fijrrww. i,ouo ujli s vo. t, at Gh' . FOS'I EU a- CO., .1 or. Locust nt. and Canal. SLAsUfAJTM BJUS- 1 ti. (KM. HE.I 11" s 2 and J1 . bush, various brands, for sale lw, by an24 tiEO. FOSTER A CO.

NEW ADVERTISFMENTS.

-Z rv ' - 1 ' !'i i township. oDtwsed to tit v r e. I uln: ' '-.k tin! metei. ar re- , awe-ted to attend au adjourned nesting to be held on Tiin'iMjajrexviiiig, tlit- 23th ; August, at early ' lighting, in the Brick School Uuibc, ueur I4UI"i MCnilUU. Ill 1119 I'll- I. . the t, ., .1liUU .,. ... ;l .. , a ; . -w. ,. ., . , ;:,.,. ... u ,...i ........ - . ... Diatriii Mo. 3, i'igtti ti.wnihip, to attend this meeting By onVr of Til K O'M.M ITTKK mmuof iho.w ioo mmjrwM.mm -.- ioo jfe.v MM. .ir! . ranted t" I . tlu- r U-t liialitr. j tint received and f .r aale by aut JACOB STkAl'B A 60S. EVANSVILLE NURSERYTUH M :. It .- A Tl I., v thousand well grown Fruit Tree wliich h.offers to the public clwap f"f t i.-h. Ntir-i-ry one 1 mile from Kvaniville, mi Ui" cu intf. road. Ke-o idetice in Klliott'- Kidargemvnt. All i r Jers vslV. reeeire uronityt attention, it addressed to SSHaUhmS PHILIP HOFFMAN. JJWit MJKJST-TMJ3 THIKIt ST n H I " ot J. 1. CaidweU's store on First street, near Main. Al, the second story of the warehouse in thenar. These room are large aud com mod ious. Terms easy. Inijuire at the atore of J !. :u.lwell. au&i.dlw wm eve? ej rmmmrn vnm JXjui - ML ant room, fnruinhed, to rent, iu the central part of the city. Inquire at the Journal office. A g i omuiK s.Mgxr muss l v ton VTtlie Ladies and Children. 500 lbs French Plums, at 10 cents per fiv. BSD lbs i urkey Prunes, at 12 cents per lb, lOUu lb Zante Currant, IBB can Pine Apples, ion do Peara, 100 do Strawberries, V") bottles issorte.1 Pie Fruits, -v-. . a n a ... u cans assorted ianie r rims. In cases Citron, BBS cans liobstera, M ! Salni'-n, I" boxes choice Lemons, a hid pearled Barley. J". Iioxes layer Kaiin. With a full assortment f Almonds, Pscans, Cream Walnuts, Filbilts Ac. Just received fresh and liteaud at remarkably low prices, by BSSgO. IJ. 8. BABUOCK, To Contractors. WjmHOPOSJI.M U'ii.i. Bfi It i. f. I I - Ml ed until W'edtiOTuay, Aujrust Jlth, for the reirn val of the buildings and fences on the present Fair Oronnds to the new site on the R. A C. Kailroad, generate bids for removing the buildings and fences, and putting the same upu tic. in w grounds, and lor removing the buildings and pnt1 1 n u a new fence on the grounds, will lie received the work to be completed by October 1st, UBS. Also There is au exhibition tract to be made. Contractors, look out ! The bids to be loft at the store of HornbrouU A Co. By order of the Board. aug-iii-td P. UOUNBIIOOK, Bsxr. gMASESK ! CHEESE BOXES Wiy received this day and f..r sale bv CHAS. M. JOHNSTON, SSfJH Posey's Block, Main stre t. g .' .fA'.. Ki MI SH. AfMESH cr.'iiud j.ist rii eived aud for sate bv BSgSl CHAS. McJOHHSTOX. a--A 'sVTf.vsfsy m . V 25 bids pure Cider Viuegar, 10 do Grape do. Received aud for sale by aeaJBB CHAS. McJOHNSTON. FBViT DB'MBJS- wxaw style, liest jet, just rei-eived ard fo."- sale by aug22 CHAS. BfcJOHMSTOa. a. I I. .lit 8l'Um H ! .1 VO0AJ tu H of all the various grades of brands aud retined Sugars, now u hand aud for sale by II AJ. M. JOHNSTON, augJi Posey's Block, Main street. gOBTHA AfMBtAHBm J I 'S T RECEIVE!' M7 an assortment of Handktchief Perfumes of the latest styles, such as "Kiss Me Sweetly," "Kiss Me Quickly," "Kisa Me if You Hare." Also, an assortment of Lubin's Extracts, warranted MOT and genuine, at KELLER A WHITE'S augJU-dAw Drtikc St. .re. mjioi rit. .vsrr . the AA partuersliij heretofore existing between T. .1 White and C. O. Keats, under the name of T. J. White t Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. C. G. KEATS is alouu authorized to settle accounts. Evansville, Aug. 3, 1859. augS-lOt LEVI S. CLARKE, g ni.vrit.it to it ..v; itt 1 1 in ii. WLs Shop corner of Sixth aud Walnut streats. ftO ' I am prepared to contract for all work iu our line. augl7 MM it H I' It T lift ' It, JRCHMTEt'T, jKSV Office on Second street, between Viae and Hi,i .ii, next door t the old Pr-sby tet iaii Chtmh. Plans, specitications, detail urawings, Ac, for all classes of buildings, prepared on short notice, and ou reaHonatde ternj. auglT -W90 Tl ' A, TTV-Jf JVI MlBliCM hiH Ww County Orders drawing interest, and which have been endorsed previous to June 1, 13-8. will 19 redeemed on presentation t.. the County Tknuurer. N. B. No Interest accruing after this date on aaid onlers will be paid. K. S , 1S.VJ, Chapter 11J, Section m. TUEO. VENN EM ANN, aagpj-lw Trvaanrer V. C. OTBWt LAtHMBj WB MAfB BBCBIVBB A consignment of Lawns, IKdaines, and oiler fine fjoods worthy your attention, which an are ) going to sell at auction without reserve, continent' ing this morning at 'J o'clock. Qnm up and hi tin in, if vou dont't buv. auglS BL NELSON CO. W OUT. -HVPPOSEO SW ATABT -etar street, near St. Fanl s inured a avi B BliEASTPIN a bunch d grapes ia coral, with nU Htttag;. As it ia highly and peculiarly prized by the owner, it is hoped that the tinder will restore it by leaving it at this office, and rec.-iviiu i suitable reward thereby awakening the most lively gratitude in the heart of u lady. MSgtS " BOXES EXTB HK.JIBI BUB AmW Cheest, 2-" A No. 1 Pine Apple Cheese, 2 M is Powdered ttugar, B bbls Crushed do, 2.V0 lbs choice sugar-cured Dried R. ef, Mmi lbs prime Leaf Lard, U bxs Star Caudles, lOaseOsel a, lo kitts new Mackerel. BrrtilTsd prr itrsst erSt. Louis, at Z. R. COOK .( BOX'S w'oA'iiOjy' A'OHTEB AKU SCOTCH ALA A LE 4 casks ass'd pis ,f- .ts London Porter, 4 do do do Scotch Ale. A BMMMJsf iSJSetiesI aitirle at aiul ' .. II. OOOSIi S ix's mm.tt.y i oils, i bjvashkbpNSi kSfl SatW White Lea I, Jl' ke;.s do do inc. 701 lbs pure English Red Lead, J" cans French White Ziuc Clos-, "sm lt.s English Patent Dryer, lOUl Ttu ass'd Paints dry, 1000 cans do Paints in ail, 2000 extra Putty, iu tin can-, BBSS gallons Linseed Oil, 1 cask No. I Couch Varnish. 1 do White Dcuiar do, 1 do No. 1 Furniture do, 1 do Brown Japan do. With a lull assortment of Paint, Scrubbing, White wash, Uorse, and Counter Brushes. .In-t received I y K. S. BABCOCK. hi: little .nji S TILL AHKAD. You often bear Ladies remark that tlssf can al ways le suited at s. KM lilt II , CO.'S. Well, the reason is that they keep everything in the Dry Go.)ds !iue, and as tiny are disposing of their stock it i educed prices in order to make room for au early fill purchase ; the attt... tl u is uiiilsu illv Isejpja, Their stvk of shoes is excellent, and iu prices cannot be excelled. aug4 MP LOCB! I I.O I it ELOI'B I JUST n-ceived and for sale 25 slu fresh ground extra white wheat Flour, 25 sks do superfine do, IS bbls extra do. All of which we warrant. aug.5 Vlt KFRY BROTHERS. MUT UA lTf! RTfT I N SfJ R ANCE COMPANY,) uF VANDKRBCKOII i'OI'NTY, EvANsviLLr, Aug. 4, Ik.". 9. I 2y L E C T I O ,V. TBE A.VwVsVA Sj Selection for seeu Directors and a Secretary will Ih- held on MOMDAY, Staa. l", 1H.S9, betwe.-ii the hours of t and 4 o'clock P. M., at ths office, on Third street, adjoining the Crc-ceiit City Bank. aug. ot KOMI EARLY, Secretary. CJ'OBABS -W u,si Itis extra suiar-cured Dried Bs-f, oUil lbs canvassed do do Ham-, .'.'00 lbs Side Bicoii, ."4N. Itis Lard, sni lfm shld r do, ,'fii Reel' Tongues, .jo ids Honey, a lot ot tn -ii istittrr i Eggs, just r - rived and for sale at atnjfi VIC K FRY BROTHERS. mmOTiCE. -THE C.VIIE RSMU.VE II W W wi a;.g''-'t JOHN II. BREMER A CO BIUTE LiJtE-iOO BBLS , M.Y WW good shipping order. AIo Grey Lime iu bhiis. and barrels, u, anv quauiity to suit pure has- j rs, by GK0. FOSTER A Co. HgVAO L HJ.Jiv i.iiiic OVAIL ar sugar-cured Hams just rcnived, which are vtuowledgi d to be ti,. licet iu the tuaikot. Fu : Ly H. COOK a SUN. aug'i Air.-tit foi Exausrille.

II aiU.lv to the R ..ltd of Commissioner,, of . . -

Vauderbuigh County, on the first Monday iu Sep A. s are tiereiiy leeeeSM to tall a. d temb.r nvxi. to-wit: On the ",th dav of sail u,o, h ' UST Muents during the for a gtant .1 Is , net to retail Spirit.Km. Li.,.." fiTaSSlL? of ?XT ? BrJ' aUj lt at his usual pla. . ..f business, c .-. . f First and tU3 fi"d F " aessment . v,. ..... . ' r ' prswantaneh grievance for adiiistm.-ut. Bv .,.,1 r

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I 'belsof frn..h ground C .n M.c.d f . r.i Jlir country, at E RS K I S E, CO It N . .4 CO.'S. augS 4 V Main street. V H I EMI BEEF Ii MM Kit ItEKF MlH Jut nceived per st. anier Jacob iov, a prim article oi umr-crel Dried lleef. Uul i.nd vovu IVV . 1 HVll k X . I ngi i. Main mi it ..vj i 'Mi an tjm w. - j fine lot of Neahanock Potatoea, a lotof pntne Ouionr, Ancles, pared aud ricked, received every dav from our own orchards, at KKSK1NE, CLRNICK A CO.'S, augS 47 Main street. a i' I' ' T-iHi IA an I for Kile, 10 dozen Apple Parers, some thing different from the old ttyl. Ijil SKO. S xiNNTAG. 10 Main at. QmfHj; HKClJHKIt HI THE ALM L1KH POW KKS. JmbbI arrived from the Fast, a fresh supply cf e.Mell.-nt DItY GOODS, consisting iu part of a large lot of Mosquito Bars, Calicoes, &c, which we offer low for cash, at our cheap Cash Store, N 4 Main stn et, Evansville, Ind. aug2 MILLER A XIEHAU.i. SOUTHERN RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT GUIDE BUSINESS DIRECTORY. rwxuR rruLisiiEu or this work M with a circulation often thousand per mouth, wonld respectfully inform the merchants of t tuxville and vicinity that he is prepared to contract for advertise ments at very low rates. BtMimiM Card One Square Half Pair Oue Page .$10 penti'm ,. S .. oO Address J. C. BRAIN, Editor Southern Railroad Guide, jyl4-d Box 449, Louisville, Ky. IIUNNELL'S Flooring Mill's, COKKKK OF WALNTT STREET AND TUK CAXAL, BWABBVTLUM, ISO. TB M S JB U X S T1 H I.l sl.tl E.V'T ii now tn full operation, with new and complete Machinery of the latest style, fur Planing and Dressing Lumber, plauing aud grooving Fl ring, nuking Doors and Sa-sh Mouldings, Win low Blinds, and every other description of work tone in such establishments. All work at these Mills warranted to be well done, and will be offered at the lowest cash prices. Packing Boxes of all kimls mailt- to order. Ilrackets utid Scrolls sawea to any pattern. Slitting and all kinds of Sawing done to or ler, and in the Moot approved style. jySB WILLIAM BUNNELL. St. Charles Saloon. NKW PROPRIETORSHIP AN ENTIRE REORGANIZATION. imwKssms. bajbjbeb a iibkmfush, Bj fM from New Orleane, have purchased the ST. CHARLES SALOON, on First afreet, nearly opposite the Post Office, and have refitteo it in au elegant and attractive style. The new proprietors have had long experience as keepers of fashionable and (topular Restaurant i in New Orleaus, and they will endeavor, In their new house, to combine all the elegancies and luxuries of Northern and Southern Bestaurata in the ST. CHARLES. They hav brought a large and complete stock ef choice. Liquors tram New Orleans, which they collected with caro during their business in that city. Their connections and acquaintance in that city will enable them to obtain the choicest mipplies of Liquor, Fruits, and luxuries fn m that market in future, and they w ill spare no expense nor pains to make the ST. CHARLES surpass, hereafter, its former representation, as a plevsant Saloon, a place of good living, and elegant, refined and luxurious resort. T" Billiard players will tind at this Saloon a set of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the w ell knowu and celebrated factory of J. BL Brunswick t Co. The undersigned flatter themselves that loug exlcrieiice and careful attention w ill enable them to ie rit a reputation e.jual to any Saloon in the western country. ltJS A splendid Lunch wtll Ik served np iu the most approved style, evry morning at 10 o'chick. HAMMER V HKEIFUSS, aug4 Late of New Orleau-i. V SE TEMPLE'S V, SMV O V HOPS AND BONESET IT is the safest, surest, cheapest, and most reliable remedy for the permanent cure of COLDS, COUGHS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, GROUP, WHOOPING COCGH, Aud all afTettioos of the Throat and Lungs. It being prmred upon Scientific principles, and fi-oni articles that are entirely vegetable. The COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOPS AND BONESET Is manufactured by 0. R0THENBTSH k SON, Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio, to whom all orders uiust be addressed ; and sold by KELLER A WHITE, Druggists Evansville, Indiana, and by Druggists and !erchants throughout tin country jaicii-ly gm K. U.J. LA: A: US' mWBAYBAYM SIBMW 5TITI TE OR HK&V1 TONIC, wit.t. esse FEVER AMJ A C U E NERVOUS DISORDERS, YELLOW, HAG RES, AND PANAMA FEVERS, Can ot:. ti U-previ tited by the use of this invaluable remedy. The recipe is from a very celebrated Physician, after having thirty-live years' exis tence iu Hospitals and private practice in New York City, and h is been tested in all sections of the country, durint: the past six years, with the most wonderful MiccefH. Afftfv A'erroas, Dvirc, or njft inyfrotu jntmtmti'H, tiller iliwur 1 recoiuuieiid and guarantee this Medicine as a perfect Tonic. J. EL HAZARD, Proprietor, 121 Maiden Lane, and .i F!e. her street, New York. For sab- by LEICH Jt CARLsTKDT. jsss-aavSM W JU SCHOOL OA' THE I.YIfEKBLd SITY AT I'AMBRIDOK, MASS. The Instructwrs iu this School are: Hon. Juki. Fahikr, LL.D., Hojale Professor. Hox. TSsetaum Paaeoaa, ll.d., Dane Prolessor. Hon. Emokv U'asiiiu kn, LL.D., University Profesaor. The Course . I list ruction embraces the various branch' s of the Common Law ; and of E.piity, Admiralty, Commercial, International, .ind C'on-ti ntional Law ; a: d the Jurisprudence of the United States. The Law Library consists of about 14,000 volumes, and as new works appear, they are added, mi I ever eflort is made to render it complete. Instruction is given by oral lectures and expositions, (and by recitations and examinations iu connection with tln-in.) of w fejca there ar 10 evi ft week. Two Moot Courts are also holden in each week, at each of which acau.se previously given cut is arguetl by four stud itts, alii au ODteisS delivered by the l'rcsidiug Instructor. Room, and nther facilities are also provided for the Club Courts ; and an Assembly is held w, wkly, for pnMtJdf in debate, and acquiring a knowledge of p.ul:.iiii'-ntary law ami prooeed i 1 1 gs . Students m enter the School in any stageof Ihait professional studies or inercautile pursuits, ami at the commencement of either term, or in the middle, or other part of the term. They are at lilsTtv to sled wlnit Undies they will J pursue, BOM ding to their view of their own wai tl and attainments. Thw Acadvmicalyear, which commence.' on Tim sda . six weeks after the third Wednesday in July, is divided into two terms of twenty weeks each, with a vacation of six weeksat theend of each term. Dm ing the winter vacation, the Library is ojieii cd, wanted and lighted, for the use of the" meuit rs of the School. The Exercises of the n-xt Term will commence on MONDAY, Scptclulier 5th, lb.V.i. Applications for admission, or for catalogues, or tiU rmltuisMon, or for catalogues, or tT-u iblK' r AUIt, a, Mass., July 2.1, oJ. aag5 any rurtm-r l the Professor? Camdruk: tJHT OE . Jl-fri.V.-l . MM Connno.i Council of the City of Evansville met as a Hoard of L.jnali ition on the 8th day of August, IS.VJ. at the Citv Council Chamber, for tint purpose of equal i.ing all assessments made upon real estate or ersonal projierty within the corp-j. rate limits of the city of Evansville, aud will continue in sessiou from day to day, uutil all assessof Council. Attest: au-12-lw r. BURKE, City Clerk. COFFEE. SVUJR, .nOA.jtSSES, V. l.'iOtagi Rio C :: 30 pockets .Ilv i ;;ee, 50 Lhds N. o. Sugar, 50 bbls Cr'd. Loaf. A Pow'.i Sugar, 10 bbls Reboiled Mousses, '200 pkes assorted Teas. 2 bales Clorsi. Just recoi.d bv aMStf K. S. BABCOCK.

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MISCELLANEOUS. CHANGE OF AGENCY. PHdNIX INSURANCE COMPANY. I! art font. Conn. The agency of this favorite Company, held bv ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Esq., has this day SB changed, and JOHN V. KASEN, LateTif Memphis Teui.., b;is ln-eu appointeJ U ! is successor. Parties holding: Policies in the PIKE MX, can have them re he wed by cnllin ; tiK.it Mr. N. M. M ; ILL, General Ag'i, Ciaeinnati INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL TO ,COO. RY THE PHCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY o r uaktfohd. row. Cash Assets, OVER HALF A MILUOM DOLLARS. S. L. L00MIS, Pr. sided. II. BTHsTrlMI. Secretary. Mauri., General Agent, Cincinnati. t S" Applications rceived, Policies issued and renewed, and all business pertaining to this agency lrrutitly attended to by JOHN W . A EXSES, Bpsjf ' dllice w ith Dr. Bray, over Adanu Exprsa Company. aii:V2-.'hn mziTJi TEJEJr or c o .w .t js' l s ASSKTS, Al i l sT L UWB. l ash on bank and iu Htnk . .u.o.v.i o". Cash in the hands of Agents ;T, ls:; :;l j AM UT. Real Estate unincunilHred SSM s Loans secured by Mortgage on unenSsssaere4 tealfcetesa ST4M " Loans amply secured 1 pledge ot Stocks, Bonds, a-c Kt.'jO 00 50 shares U. S. Trust Co. Stock, New York $;.,IKXI $o,Tj0 2(K shares Auieiican Ex. Bank Stock, N Y 20,01 any shares Metropolitan Bank stock. N V 'J',(isl 2( mi shares Bank of Commerce Stock, N Y Jii.iK ti 15(1 shares Continental lik Stwk. N Y I 200 shares Merchants' Ex. Stock, N Y ISyBOS 428 shares cf Merchants' BByBSS HJBBB tajBBB i:.,i:s BJUBBJ Stock, N Y 10,711 12,198 .'U0 shares Phoenix Stock, N Y ISjBUB 100 shares Ocean Stia k, M Y 4,iioo :MX) shares Far. t Mech's Stock, Hartford BByBBS 11. 'O IgBBB :i4,fss iSi shares Phtenix Stock, Hartford BByBBfl BB,40u 200 shares Mer. d- Manutac'rs St'k, Hartfor.i.20,OtSi 21. ' 1(X) shares .Etna sto-k, Hartford 20,000 nBs 195 shares City Stock, Hartford 17,"s;0 20,050 150 shares Mercantile Stk, Hartford 15,000 15,loO 110 shares State Stock, Hartford 11,000 13,300 25 shares Hartford Mock, Hartford 2.500 3,350 50 shares of Connecticut River, St'k, Hartford. I loO 3,.50 10 shares Hartford county Stork. Hartford. .. BOB 500 100 shares Citizens' Bank Stk, Watet bury, Ct.. .10.' 00 10,.ri 38 shares Waterhury Stk, Wati rbury. Ct lfBJ LSBfi 4 shares Stafford Stock, Stafford, Ct 400 412 lbO s' i. ires Holyoke Water Power, Mass 10,U0 10,135 10 shares New Britain Water Bonds 10,0t) IS.SM 10 shares 0 P t I R R Bonds in.iioo 7,4H SalfLSSB SB 7:mi oo Acci.mulated Interest on Laiis. Total Assets 157,711 M Liabilities L- - uiiudjuste and not due 23.7:50 CI 8. L. Loo.MIS, President. II. Kf.li.ooi:, Sccret.ir. JOHN W. NEXSEN, Agent, augl!1 Evatisville. Ind. Greatest Book of the Ae! "Then is a wonderful O efmtiee irf native talent of the tirst order iu this trulv Hatiotta Work." W. Y. DmBf Time. HISTORY OF TIIK LTNITfiO STATES. raoM the Karlieat Period to the Preent Time. BY J. A. sI'KSCKK. D. D. Member of the ' w York Historical S-s-iely. Member le la So. iete Oriental Ss Fram j. Author of Egypt and the Holy Land. Ac, Ac. This National History, written by an i.ccoiiiidished An.eri -an Aulhor, and baMstifoll emls-l-lished by Alerican Artists, among whom are Leiite, Wier. Vanderlyn, Powell, i bafSBM CShapKdl, aud Ortell, commends itself by its sterling mvrit to tin favorabh- consideration of the American public. No peles nor expease hae Is'eii spared to render this work w..rtli . !,. me, in S1SJIJ respect, bailed us a Book .t' the Aiilerii all . l, . Been pablk iaeUtaties of our oimuy, family, every eillen should paaSCMCaell a National Work, that he my can over lf lfl III I lie IX Ollls aiid kindle his patriotism at its spirit-stirring narrativ, nml BOSJH to its hihition of genius tad skill, with tho.-e feelings of gcSMMM i-nt I. i i-.:: vhirh SMBl SI production of native talent SastMl fail to awaken in Ha heart of every true American. The work is publibfd in tseini-monthly pai l-, SS ccuts each, delivered at the subscriber - IwMearc fre- if charge : payable only on delivery, aud sold only bv subscription. Published by JOHNSON, FRY A CO., 27 It.ck man Mr.-et. New York. ('. J. Stephens, Canvassing Ageut. August lo, ISJt, QUARTO-SB AKSPKARK ILLl STRATI. p. Amerlt uii Kdltioit. The complete work ot William Sh ik-pe.in - Ineluding his Plays, Poems, and Lit". In in tlu-Uri ilial Text. Cirefully collected and eomprard with tie P iitions of Knight, HalUwcU and Collier. With llitocical Iiitiodiicii .ii and Notes, both Kx hUUUorj and Critical. With Mew and tin.-lv . .-. uted STEEL ESClt A VINOS of all celebrau-d American Actors of the present century iu Shakspearian Characters. The work is pokssshsd in semi-iuonthly parts, ;it SS reals ech, and payable .-nlv n .!. liverv. Piiblish.,1 bj OH N SON, FRY I00H 27 Reek man str-,-t, New Y.rk. The Agent, C. J. Steph. u-. is now at the SherwHsl House, and will call up. n our citizens, and show them the work-. ai!gll-2v BmASSOLUTAOJWTlli: OO-f BTBBBEJ chip heretofore existing und-r the name and style of Clarke 4 Boyd, sTSe issseluil on the '.rith day of July, by nsSael ssMeoC LI VI S. ( 'LARKE, augl7-lw ROBERT BOYD. rgJUUI LOTS AOR slaLaVJeWTBM BCBJF .HCri,H'r f": eci i;. !,t Lots .,, ! Third and ClH-Mydrc. is. rheeefeU are adntlra14- aaUsd Kw rsslilsatsi or besi., Tamm easy Vpjdy to TH0MA0 MACKB, at Messrs B inent A Vo li-V store. auels-2f JBABABTMCm OF OM .!. SJLL'. Notice is herebx riren ibat. in c.iif.e inn v M order ssede by tiie C nirt 1 i i at its June term, 18S0, I w ill m il omiuiui Pleas at liubilc an. - ek on the -2.rith day of August, at I I' M., at lbs uoir 01 tin l ourt House, all that part ol Lot Ao. 1. in Block No. :;7, in th, Eastern Salsrgi nsetil af the City of Evansville. thus bounded : Commencing ou the front line of said lot on Main s-.r.-et, at a loilit Is' , feet from tl S line dividing ssid lot No 1 at:. I i-.l .No. 'J in said Blis-k, then. , along s.vi l front line IS feet and nine iuclies towards Sixth street, thence at right angles to Main street to the alley iu the rear of said lot, thence along said alley 18 feet nine lackaS towards BeTSSith Btreei. and thence at right augb I to said alley to th-- plan- ! besJaalsa;, Terms of sa e, "iic-third cask 1 u C.e dax if Saks, one-third ill three years, and the reuiaiiong third iu liv renrs froej the .lav nfi tie, TH L0DORE V EN N I N ANN, Ciiaidiati of the minor heiis of jy2S-t.l Marlm Rei , deceased

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iMHAettjte T-S ed I i - its jrrT n fi in ;- StRKN( M fBHALUi BL! S. AL'.E 8tBE AMi JS A.M ordt r, J'.T bv aag S. E. C2LHKRT A l. fBTloEAi CO- H :' A f; or VIROIS1A M P ec i-. Fn.s. Twjsf, and Fig, fir sale low L". :i Lbi.kT A . i ;. ;.! tjr.'.HT), H; j: cilbert , i o. WBKi ' BLBir! I- l'OWl'Elii KE'.S l' vlt SALE JIY aTB, ;- e.. s. e. olI.BFl: i en, jLOOJS- Bl T HI S. ITOO lOMEJ '3 -.jo.-e M.rt. -it -.'j.liiir. Be-t-eivi-d bv . II COOK .v SOK. gPfi.l. IW. tJKsfJVs II rOC WANT AT Ir s,,. 2 Aiain street, Ths sell the.; . VICKKKY BROTHERS. MB s h i: t s, bvjsh 'bojbhs MB Id h Cgrfee Mills, Brushes, lust Pans, is i loth-s Lines. Clothes Pius, Bed Cords. - !.. m1, Rolling Pins, Mashers, Cotton M..p Hm d , j., ,r Mats. Or any th last yon tniy want. Call and see for vnttrwlves, at miga VICKERY BR0T1IKKS, KS Main St. JTV.Of li-K .S libLH. EXTRA WHITE W HEA T r lour for sate hy n,1-': " PRO. FOSTER AOO. 1ft' H 1 6 K -i ElTLi. XTBA H1HH ww pro i Rectified, suitable Bar the Southern : , for enle Jfaj '-Lo. foster a-co. JII' CA VltLS., yel Y HEAVT, WVM. our own packing, fbr sale by bo. roannt co. , Riieived this day and for sale by the dosea a7 very low !i;un-s. JACOB STRACBS SON, BSMjlS 71 Main st., bet. Second and Third. WBRI.nE JS'EU COtAPISM.- DRUMT M 7 "si r s , b i. e new Codfish received and for at z. H. COOK A SOWS. MB THE RIEBJT BITT WW burgli like Krskine, Curnick A Co.W prices of I iur I Answer Betmnse it is always falling. A further reduction in the price i i Igleheart Brothers' tw o best brands of Flour s-.titbcm Extra White heat St 60 Einciirean Extra , 2 2-5 Bhi sas k- ol eai h for sale hv EKSK INK, (' I KSICK CO., atnjcM 47 Main street. HB.ICO.V SHIES X SHOi I HE MB Jnst received aad for sale - - pruuw Bacon Snh-s, 51r) f ptlme ShotiMers. In fine oruer, at K K .-'KINK. I'ltNICK S CO.'S. easB 47 Main street. rmu! I. B NOTICE THAT EUSKIS'E. B CURNICK A CO. are prered to receive it Orates to the extent of Oae TkuMmnA Dollar, efjMr, in . li.n for Croceries at their stare, 47 Main strei t aogl2 mWOK uoon rOTJTwMB.bbT, ByfM ih s . V mi 'd. rcer Potatoes, superior to anything in the marfcet, reeeleed this day and lor sals Iq CHAS. McJolIJfSTOK, mv:l Main stteaj, near the Canal. a HI EES-; ! IHKJiSJi .- 'A3 WS an extra gottd lot just r -reived ; those wanting et hiic; nice, by box or slice, call in at t HAS. McJOHNSTON'S, Jjr7 Posey's Block, Main st. g tt lS : CM fb CAPS I TOR CHRISTBLs M AS A la: and -i i. ndid assortment Caps, for Wen and hoys, latest stvlea, just recei vt-d per Expn-ss by VAUTI UK .V MARCONNIKR, No. 30 Main set. M,9Eli' .TEK HI. IS EM. -I 50 EJtMiSW i ran, i w hole and half bbls and ied Cits dav -er railroad, for sale mm by S E. U 1 LBKKT A CO., Jell No. 4 Sycamore street. gVOX T 0.V K U .'.. BJTTI.VfJ. w, 75 bags a-so ted Cotton Y'aru, ISB sal Ns. 1 and I Cwtton Batting. In stern au-1 for sale bv iinjl WHEELER A RIC08. BLLo'cm: elbcb: iso bjbbmlb MT an . tacks in store and to arrive, extra and superfine On ntrj Branns as good as the beat and a- loxv a.s ths lowest, at j.14 VICKKRY BROS., 82 Main st. Ti Cup of Tra. We an now in receipt of a very choice lot of loose Teas, bought expressly for rsSan ;rade. Call one aud all. Samples given with pleasure, by E. H. COOK S 80M. WHtALL'S AJTEJ'T CO.VCBETB MM iAl'KS. N'e are agents for the celebrated Hall's Patent Fire Proof and Thief Proof Safes, UMBeSjetared by Hall, Carroll A Co. Cincinnati. A constant sepfSy w ill be kept on hand, and sold al manufacturer's prices. PRESTON BROS. gjtin.il n .ti ,. , . HELTMJYI J.'U M PACK I NO at Factory Prices A large stock N. F. Belting Company's Goods in store at all times, at Mam pactckee' Pbices. Warranted supnrltrr t.. any other. C. 8. WELLS, in a i J Sign of the Mill Saw, 13 .Firsts treat. JBEE EXHi B MTAOJV OA? TBE largest an 'jniost beatitilul stock of Hats and Caps ever open i in Evansville. Come one and all. We will he pleased at all times to show our Goods b , I -ell them cheajier than the ebeaieiit. VAL TIER A MAROONNIER, esedtl a Main street. WBBVSHBS! BBCSHES! BBC8AM.ES: EH .'si duen a.-s'il S nib Brushes, 25 do Blacking do, 5 do Dusting do, ." do Floor do, 1 do Carpet do, 2 do Loug-handU Scrub do, do Hors" Brii'.hi . Received this dav and for sale at aesjS It. COOK A SON BACON! BACON ! BACON ! tbjmia: si bscbibeb Has fob M -ale, at whoh irtail ;jiao lbs Raiiui Sides, BOOS lts ho:c wmg ii - ii -d Hams, rssiO lbs Bacon Shoulders His old customers and wholesale! dealers mav rely upon finding excellent Bacon at reasonable peine, at M. oavisk's, augCi-lm Corner Main and Fourth sts. HI ST R BJCMA I '.' i'F.R STE.UBEB mW LIGHTFOOT IS beans Extra Cream Cheese, In do Smoked HerriiiK, list do Snrdines, .Vi n Pearl Barley, 2'i dor. Mason's Blacking, 10 do. Shake r and other Brooms, : Wire M..p Ifaadles. At No. K:i Main tieet VICKIBT BBOTBBBaV ev 'inii; t9 iU busbels lieli i in Meal, 8 tons No. l rjeaatn Bran, UlO sacks Extra Family Flour, Iiki bushels g... -I large Nesban.s ks. U do choice Onious, :i bbls St. Ixiuis Golden Syrnp, lism sugar enret Ifaius, . 'oo lbs prime Leaf Lard. Just rtceived and for sale at MSjl I VD'KERY SBQS . 62 Main at. m e - ti i e. - tea: cvmiebhi sv.vjfu ey w wiUapplj totlie Board ol 't mmiasiobers of X and. rtiorgn Cosintj, on the first Monday in Sep. teaaSei aoxt, to-wit : n i'i- ";li .lay c mj uiuuili b ra grant of License to retail Spiritv. as Liquor, & Sw a s a - . . at ins u-iiai pia. c c- nusitiess. on rr.nt street, bei ree Ls t and Pine streets, Kvansvi'le. ang..- :wd JAMEs CARTER. BmZn o.y J.'MI MABOB ar Bacon Sides, 2isni ft.s extra sugar-cured Hams. .'SMi BM Shoulders, 5 Idd.s choice Lard. Received aud for sale by CHAS. M..I0HNST0N, HSjrll Pom 's Block, Main street. BgTBCB : STOi M ; STOCB : I Bae ' year old Bay Mules, 2 No. 1 Milch Cows, A fine lot of full bred Chester White Hone, l or sale at .. II. COOK A SON'S J9 Stock Yard. HglHeLE ' ll.l.fls - 1 OO OA THESE wj c 1 at. I Hams, together with a good assoi.nnnt ot other Shoulders, Clear Sides, Pickled P,rk, Dn.sl Beef, B.sf Tongues, Ac, just iv. 1 ived and for sale bv ( il.s M. .luHNSToN, mM Mi. n stret, near the Canal. g ,nps. W.y t Troii i istera Toi, 12 w.tod d do, :"si setts I'mnp Fixtures, 410 Tts Pump Chain, B As : hoxei Pump Tubing. Just rei'eixed and for sale by JA 01 STRAUS A SON, augl 74 Main treet, bet. Second A Third. BVSDRIE Am rican elates, iiv.il S li s i do new articles, Slate and Cedar Pencils, Purcuasiou Caps (5 kinds,) But. her Knives aud Steels, Carving do Blacking, iB iCrr's brand. Locks and Latches, (Eastern plicea.) Bun and Screwa, T.ii i.- at.d Sparables, Curry Cnasle aud Horse Card. Ai.. I - and Uiu.bl. t. I'i .i.et Booko and Pol tmouaies, Keedles, Sew'g, Kuit g, Darn 'g A Sack's) Pocket I Oaabs aud Thimbles, German and Fri-uch Harps, Jaj iuuwI Tiuwaie,failaortateat. In shoit.evttvthing u.-uallv !:eot bv Hardwaie men en, at Ciuciuuati price... I B wl ELLS, Beel No. U Firl stiset.