Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 7, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 August 1859 — Page 2

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THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST X For Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit. JOHN HITCHER, of Posey. WH. F. PARRETT, of Warritk. fjr The Booarillc Democrat, which was so justly severe, last week, in condemnation ; of the rule of political cliques in our elections, from a constable to a President, seems, this week, to have forgotten its honest doctrines, and defends the nomination of a Circuit Judge by a county caucus, notoriously organized and controlled by a few party leaders. It thinks our real against the nomination of partizan candidates for judicial offices is " new born." It is, however, as old as ourselves, and we have uniformly and persistently denounced the practice ever since we could wield a pen. In the canvass of 18M4we refusedto support either ticket for the Supreme Court, because Iwth were partisan nominations. We condemned theaction of the recent Perry county clique, because the reason they gave for their choice was that their nominee was an undeviating and devoted adherent of their party, and as such they pledged him their gipport. A man whose partisan ardor has led him through all the devious and unscrupulous ways ot modern political partizanship if honest in his devotion must be unfitted, by his mental constitution, for Judge in one of the highest judicial seats in the State. The rettons alkgkl by the caucus for supporting Judge Parrett, are those which would con demn him in the estimation of intelligent and upright men. The nomination, we thought, would, therefore, do him more harm than good. We have not the slightest taint of political prejudice in our choice of the two candidate:. If Mr. Parrett is as " capable and honest as John Pitcher, we shall most sincerely rejoice in his success, and shall be glad to know that the District has two men, so worthy to fity the office, before the people as candidates. Wc condemn all attempts to enlist partizan support for either. We contend for placing the choice solely on the score of qualifications and ability. We know nothing about Judge Pitcher's present political convictions or affiliations. He was, years ago, an Old Line Whig ; he has kept aloof from all modern isms, but has acted of late, wo understand, with the conservative Democrats. He has been elected, without opposition, Common Pleas Judge, in a strong Democratic District. As far, therefore, as honest Democrats allow their choice to be influenced by party attachments, he has been, and is still, acceptable to them. We know that he will be supported by some of the ablest and most influential and long tried Democrats in the lower end of the District. It is the com. mon practice of such sheets as the Boonville Democrat to attribute the course of this paper, in all mutters where it comes in con flict with their partisan interests, to the political prejudices of its editor, though he has acted for ten years more uniformly and consistently with the honest and conservative Democrats, than those who charge him with anti-Dcmocratie prejudices. The Journal is an independent paper, that attempts to speak honestly aud fearlessly according to the measure of its ability on all subjects affecting our State and local iuterests, without any regard to cliques or parties. We give the names of both candidates for Judge a conspicuous place, and, while speaking of their relative qualifications, we shall be unbiassed by political feeling, lxxause we do not know whereiu tbey differ in their own political opinions, or from those we have supported. We are persuaded the people will make a wise selection, and if Judge Parrett shall be elected anil bring to the bench as great a devotion to duty the same candor and as much ability as either of the late incumbents, Smith or burke, displayed, no one will remember or care whether be be a Democrat or Black Republican. There seems to W a discrepancy tlween the Auditor's and Treasurer's retorts, in Warrick County, which has at tracted the attention of MM of the t:xpaying fanner, and tliey are probing the sonin .1 maimer that makes those officers squirai. Mr. Moore, of Booneville, came to their rescue and attempted to divert attention by, calling the person inquiring into the matter an " ignorant farmer. " This 'ignorant firmer" replies in the Boonville Democrat in a style that shows however he may be ignorant in some things he is pretty well ported its to how theaccountsof Auditor and Treasurer should le kept and adjusted, lie suggests the propriety of investigating the transactions of those officers for the lat tour years. The idea of paying couuty taxes to the amount of eight or ten thousand dollars a year, and that, too, when no State tax is assessed, is becoming somewhat disagreeable to the honest yeomanry of that county, and they propose looking into matters to see how it comes. Warrick county is not the only one, we apprehend, its which the Treasurer's and Auditor'sjjbook? fail Bto agree. But until the people learu to select their couuty officers on the score of merit and ability, instead of their devotion to particular parties, they may expect to reap the fruit of those official blunders, whin seem to have occurred in nearly erery county in the Pocket. Whlat TrRMXU to C'utAT. The Cincinnati G izette snye: " Dr. W. B. Thompbou, of Fytteville, Brown county, has shown in a head of wheat, injured by frost, on oue side of which, where it evidently grew, there is a small head of cheat, containing seven well formed seeds. It is a botanirftl curiosity, to say the least, and the fat t of u bent and cheat growiug together 011 the same stalk, in this instance, we can vouch for." The important question is, does wheal ever degenerate into cheat '

IsDUNAtoLis EvaMMM- Atlav W Uuve receive the first number i t Mr. J.D. Detrees' newpiiH;r, the Eceminy Atlas, published al Indianapolis. It to a couservalive opposition iaper, aud advocates a uuiou of all the elements of the opposition upon a sound uatioual platform. It sets forth its opioitioii to Leconiptou Democracy t.j.ou the folio w iug gro umL ; - It denies the power of the people of a Territory to prohibit slavery therein by Legislatire enactment. It opposed and defeated the passage of a law at the last session of Congress, securing homes to actual settlers on our public lauds. It has, for the purpose of inamiaiug political power, forced upon the couatry the agitations of questions affecting slavery, calculated Lolisturb.the harmony aud to endanger the perpetuity of the Union of tho States. It has attempted to extend and to perpetuate slavery in Kansas by its efforts to force the Lecompton Constitution upon the people of that Territory contrary to their wishes. It has become corrupt and extravagant in the management of the affairs of the State and National Governments. It has failed to give that encoargement to the construction of a Railroad to the Pacific, and to the Improvement of Rivers and Harbors of national character, which the' interests of the country demand. It has, for partizan purposes, permitted persons from Indinna to occupy seats in the 1' ni ted StatesSenate, and to vote as Senators, who were never chosenby the Legislature of this State. The paper is handsomely printed, and has an able corps of editors. If it fulfils the expectations that have been formed of it, the Atlas will have an important influence in the politics of the State. 1 A Store and Nine Barns Btrnt. A villain named Henry Chapman set on fire and destroyed no less than nine barns and one store on Monday night of last week, on the road from Preston City, Conn., to North Stoning ton, and attempted to shoot a young man named Charles Wheeler. He was shot while attempting to fire Wheeler's barn, but succeeded in getting away. He was found dead the next day, with nearly one hundred wounds in his body. The Norwich Bulletin

wiys of the desperado: Henry Chapman is about thirty-two years of age. Some ten years ago he married a daughter of Mr. Eleazer Wheeler. His conduct was such that, five years ago, she wns compelled, for her own safety, to "swear the peace" against him. Duriug the five years alter his marriage, he was very intemperate ; and, when drunk, was ugly and dangerous. His disposition, at all times bad, was toad; worse by liquor. For the past five years, his wife had refused to live with him, and, with her three children, ha.- stayed with her father. He has Imtod altout Preston and Notwich lately. lU Saturday last his wife served a petition for divorce, and Chapman returned from Noauk on Mouday, in a perfect rage against his wife, her family, and every body else. Out of pure revenge he applied the torch to the kirns referred to. The people of that vicinity, when the news of his death became generally known, "drew a long breath, and thanked t;od for their deliverance.' Indiana Polttlce Abroad. The Wellington correspondent of the Philadelphia fYssS says : The contest for the Democratic Gubernatorial nomination iu Indiana, between the Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks, present Commissioner of the Laud Office, and Cyrus L. Dunham, former member of Congress from that State, has Income quite animated. The Presidential question may become involved in the struggle, and as both candidates have been closely identified with the Administration, an interest is felt as to theit position on the question arising out of the election for President next year, when the people of Indiana will also be called npon to vote for Governor. There seems to le a fixed determination on the part of the Democrats to submit to no equivocation in regard to this issue. A good story is told by a well known politician in this city of his meeting with an Administration man who had been very noisy and public in his abuse of Dougltts. Said the former to the latter, "I have just returned from a tour through New York and the Northwest, and I find that, however unpleasant it may be to admit it, the Little Giant is carrying all before him, and there is no use in resisting him. I tell you this as a great secret." The Administration man, fairly caught by the apparently confidential character of the communication, put his mouth to the ear of his informant and said, in a whi?per, " This is exactly my opinion, and I only wish to heavens some one had the pluck to tell Mr, Buchanan the same thing, g A QKBM Dejim rat. The election of General Houston as Governor of Texas is claimed by the organs a a triumph of the so-called National Democracy. Runnels .is the regular nominee of the Convention, M he was at the previous election, when he beat Houston some 10,000 votes. R nunc Is success then was n victory ; Houston's success now, is still a victory for the same party. The Chicago Timet is gratified at Mr. Houston's success, because he is a better Democrat than his opponent. As an evidence of the genuineness Of old San Jacinto 8 Democracy, the Tunes says he opposed the Nebraska-Kansas bill fought General Pierce's Administration approved of faction in the Democratic party favored the Know-Nothings, aud now, has defeated the regular Democratic nominee! Singular claims to Democracy. An extensive fire occurred iu the Government machiue shops, Washington City, last week. Three large frame shops were entirely destroyed, throwing a larie uumber of hands out of employment. The valuable machinery in the auops aud other material destroyed are variously eiti mated at from twenty to fifty thousand dollars. The States says : An enormous lathe, used for turning the marble columns of the Capitol Extensions, aud the original cost of which was $12,UUU, if Brack damaged. A large amount of the beautiful Tenuessee marble, ready cut in slain, and which was to have been removed to-lay, was also much injured. Three derricks, which cost $-',500 each, were so much charred as to be unfit for use. It was regarded us very fortunate that the construction of the sheds was so light that they did not retain the he;u o,T enouch to have , completely ruined the tools and maehinerv. MT T:te (itol bale ol tho new crop of cotton u ie, , .ed in Memphis oU the 18lh instant.

HTbesp arrived at Columbu,, Ohio, on tlie 2id t., vent v-i.i.e slaves, late the ' . .MB .

propsjsTiy oi m gcuiiciiuni. ueeeieu, iirei tilcnsbargh count;. V.t . u hu iiucimniut'l them, by will, and provided for their settlement on lands of their own in Ohio. He did not free all of li is IMTMk but selected those who had been most faithful, aud were, in his oiriuiuii, the most capable of taking care of themselves. One of the men, after reaching Ohio, declared his intention of returning to Virginia aud resuming his eervitude. Indiana Wool. The first premium for wool at the iatc Wool Growers' Meeting at Cleveland, was awarded to Mr. Alexander Black, of Putnam county, in this State. He had to meet iu competition the wool of Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Illinois, and we believe of New York, yet his enterprise and skill enabled him to show a better product than any of them. The Lafayette Courier says that Jas. O'Brien, ex-Mayor of that city, wasaccidentally shot while hunting on Thursday erenft ,r- Batey. The load of shot struck him on the back part of the head and glanced off above the right ear. He fell at first as if dead, but afterwards recovered. Whether the wound is likely to prove dangerous or otherwise is not stated. The Xjcaraui a Thansit Roi te. Arrangements have been concluded for the opening ot the .Nicaragua trausil route uuder the Vannick charter. Tho first loatswill leave New York and San Francisco on the fdhof October next, when the Johnson mail contiact goes into operation. The first loat will be the Herman. Every effort will be made to render the route the most popular one. Railroad Stocks. The New York stock market this week has been very buoyant in railway slocks. The speculative fever u confined almost entirely to railway shares, which rise in price as rapidly as they sunk a few months ago, in public estimation. The upward movement, as a general remark though stimulated to a great extent by purchases on short interest, is assisted, undoubtedly, by public support. Deafness. By an advertiicment in our columns, it will lc seen that Dr. J. F. Smith, an eminent Aurist, can be consulted for al few days at the Sherwood House. The Doctor brings testimonials of the success of his treatment of diseases of the car, in al, parts of the country. Cases of long standing "and of a most obdurate character have been permanently cured or greatly alleviated by his skill. Prof. Dimitry, of New Orleans, has recently been appointed by Mr. Buchanan Commissioner to Central America, to arrange the various complicated questions pending between the two countric. Mr. Dimitry is a very accomplished scholar, linguist, and orator. His genealogical status is similar to that of Dinn i-, the French novelist. fhfslB and eflicietit cire'J;;iti Hfef cbiue h:i3 recently been inventt-J ami put in operation at Iudiauapolis, which, it is said, will remove obstruc tions from the bottom of a stream to any desirable depth. It duc-8 the work of fifty men at a cost of only $5 or $C a day. It is adapted to deepening ea nalsnnd removing ban in the Ohio. t&i, The author of the famous novel entitled Adam Bede has been discovered. The Loudon Critic and other Knglish journals, state positively that the author of Ad mi lledc is Mary Ann Hvans, already known to the literary world by hf r remarkable tranilation of Strauss' Life of Jesus. The Indianapolis Journal says most of the corn ic. that vicinity looks well. That in the bttftMM ol White river and Fall creek is very promising. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. j7f. SMITH, M. D., AURIST, Principal of the A'ew York and Cincinnati Institutions for the Deaf iM-ywoiwcMis to thosk pi.um Rons with whom lie , been in i t respond euc, and the pnMi.- generally, that be tenders to them bia prolVsaional services, and may lw consulted U-tw.-eii the hours of 9 A. M.aud 4 1. M., daily, lor a few d:ivs, nt the SIIKKWOOD IHH'SE. It.. 1 1 ntnn, JVolmc Im thr limit, and mil IHmirrtmblt MHtchirgtm Speedily mud Permmmtmtly Cured, without ruin or inconvenience. Strict and undivided attention to this ! run. h at ' special practice bus enuhled him to reduce bis treut- ' ment to such a degree of snccese a to An. I the in. .rt counrmed and ohdurate cases yield, l.y a steady attention to the remedial agents vvhi. h he preset il..-s. "A Keiitletuaii, an Incioraole man. and skillful in ' hi ...t"esni.-ii.' J-e c'lenient Kditor W. stern I Literal V Messen ;. . "A gentleman aiel slli cessl'ul ill tile prol'e.ssioll." A. 1. Whx ler, M. I . Tl' Sll II Mai,. V.i. "Y. ii will tin. I him one of the noble BBJSSJ f earth. " ltev. .loliuK. Bebta, qditoc N. W. Uhrial tama Adv.K-ate, ltuti.il .. "A sfcitMWi ph si, i in, an Aurist u itlu.ut an .s,u.il, u gentleman, ami a I- armd man." K. C. FeltOB, I I. D., Molllleal. They all .-Mk of him in the BM1 grateful terms for Hie Iwnetit tliey lutvu 1.. ie.!." John C". Vaughn, t'Wicago "His treatment i scientinc, foundtsl on correct principles, u ith tue additional aids of exjierieu. o and learuiug.'' J. I ordono, Collector at ii-totus, Itarlestoii, S C This is to certify that I was i.luvel of .!.-atiie of over forty years' standing, bra short atteiilau e ii ti Dr. J. 1'. Smith, Ant it, and checrtully raepaa. I uivnd bis treat luc-nt to my friends and the public I gem-rally, u. easy of application, and efficacious for its cure" Tbouias V. Btorria, Bank uf CUarfeaton. Charleston . S. C. ''.' au.'o-t WW I- Tit 1 AM HSU OfsTAiHS.9fM Kl ItT, at the Wholesale and i Retail Cotifeett. uarv on Kir-t strf. t. j two doors from tho I'-wt Office, has agaiu be-n iiointed sole agent for Maltby's Baltimore Oysters In the . ity . f Kraaanrftle, and be will receive daily, annpOeabs Expreaa, diractly froat the Packer, in llalliiuoic. He is ptejured to ..tier the trade M h Iwrtwrwmi nts forjthe entire seanou as hare tierer le'n ; oftWed in tlii-i market beret ofo. A constant daily supplv alwaya on hand, as that dealers and fatniliea can obtain at anytime during the stasoiitln.se choice Ovstcis, In cans and half cans, and in th" smII, warrauted trwsb and nweet, and very superior iu tlavoi and quality. Terms cash. And nolle but bankable niouey received. A. Kl'RT. ' au-'otim Sole A-ent for Kvansville. THOSK SIl.l.T .IS It STJl'Mi PKACfl hask KTi have uoana nt mm, t tbosu who want to ship ur send to Irinids ahioa.l some ot tbos delicious p. a. In s now couuWfJ inl" ' market, we would nay that ve have a large lot ot li II. ul peach hnskets on htn;, the veiv l-sl ail. i let. i pi ob-ci this tender 1 1 uit from injury diinn.: 1 1 aiisjH.i tat ion. fc'or ale low, bv the piece or U. -en, by (attJ .') ..U.Kt'.K .t WIN. UOOIt t.lHHKjS i KHS II 1 Kt. Immire at thosb,.p, , ..rm i ..l Seventh aud Waluut stu t-. auVIw

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j j m I : ( itisens of 1'igeou towushtp, opposed to the new toad leading to Oak Hill Cemetery, are re-pj.-Kt.fl t attend u adjoin uedaaeotius to beheld u 1 hursday seealajb the tBtk ot August, at early .audit- liglitiu, iu the llrick Sellout House, u ar the terijjiuuB of tie plank road. I'artituUr request I m.tde to citue.u ot Um I i Dint n t No. ;;, Pigeon towulnp, to attend tlii J uwetlu. Uy order wl TUB. uuauiiria. H Ottf iBOJY. -100 Mt.VDLEsjs. sorted t ' , wai ranted to be ot tbo very best u.ilit , j i-i rtteived miiU fur sale by ttuJI JACOB STRAt'B SON. Notice to Directors. rwwtf. DIMKi'T OB8 TaTJS BOl'TMM western InflLttn Agricultural aud Hechauiral ! litriet Fair will inert it Kvaeevillu ou Tuesday, j S pt. inU r i.th, l.vV.t, for the purjtoee of st-iWtiiig Jul -en of Award lor tho ouauing Fair. Direitora I will doaie Make out aud blitlg Willi tht'Ul a list of peritoua in their count V quulitied to act, k tliat tinBourd can tetcct front Ibe wbok'. 1 unlet of the Preiident. ' auJi-tt P. HORNBBOOK. Sec'y. PUBLIC SCHOOLS THU MKMS SCHOOLS Of THE City will commence on Monday, September '.tli All tnuiaBBri to or from the city aitwt be made prior to September iSOOi, Ky order of the Hoard. an4-td F. HOBIMOOK, deck. JIM. T! hJlT! 1 ,.'.00 Lbla7 buab each, Oblo Biter Comp.my. 2,:ioO " 280 Iba " " aiM) M " " Dairy. Also, I:tiry Salt in 51b and IVJlh ban, for eale lawest rata, ky UKO. FOSTER t CO., ai.' Afent Ohio River Salt Company $500.00 REWARD ! nlME SI mm MiBBB, JIT MtBJYl BM SERY.on the Ohio rirer. in Perry eounty, Indiana, one mile below Cloverport, Ky. , offere for ale fifty thousand grafted Apple Treet, of from one to two years' growth, of fifty different rarieticf, all suited to the Western country. I will gire any nureeiyman in the United State fire hundred dollar worth of apple tree wbo will show 30,000 larger or thriftier two-year old apple tree of fifty different varieties than I ran. Price of two-year -old tree. 15 cents ; tree under Are feet high, 10 cents. All orders tv Id reaaed to the subscriber at Clorerport, Ky., will be promptly atter ded to. fmmi Mm thomas polk. KBCHRHTBB J .V It U T A PJ I O COOPER TOOLS. Just received, a large aaaortmeut of D. R. Barton's and White's Cooper Knives; also, patent V Croze, Truss Hoops, do., of the vary beet quality. JACOB STRAUB .t SON, aiiJt 474 Main St.. bet. Second and Third. J. IV1NSON, late Master Mechanic K. C Railroad. D. CALLAHAN, late Knsineer an Machinist do. M. HUNTINGTON, late Foreman Monlder for Ibx-lkur, Kluaaraan ft Co. JOHN IVINSON & CO. m v t en eaam e STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS! Corner Leet and Water Streets, .'i o i r lilt, , luiHana. Particular ntteutiou given to all wu.-h work as apH'rtaitis to. It A IlKvA IU, BTEA MIIOA TS, 1'ISHLLEKIES, MISISO ; SAW, UH18T, SUO AH, AND MALT itlLIS; ToUACCO, M .VE A SO LARD PKES8BB; And in short MACHINERY OK EVERY DEH KII'TION Also, Hons.. Fronts,, Window Caps, and Sills, Ventilators, Grates, Iron Railings, aud alt kind' of IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. Dealers in Steam audtWater (rauges, St'-am Wiijstles. WVouitbt Iron Pi pee, Gum Belting and Pack ins; atidTlr Brick. Ui). Especial attention paid to Johbiug, Repairing and Bl;u ksniithing. auJPiin It It KJT THAt T HI U It TOH' of J. M. Caldwell's store on Klrst street, near Main. Also, the second story of the warehouse in thenar. These rooms are large aud commodious. Tci-tin -Ay. Impure at the store of J. M. CardweH, au-i;.dlw rm wo ou i ii u i i: i it 1 it a. s--B ,n i i .. ni , furnished, to rent, iu the central part of the c ity. Impure at the Journal office. "1 4 1 'o 11 1 1 s H.xrmjsssL r I o it axiri the Ladies and t'hildreti. MM Ifca French Flums, at If cents ier lb. .VKi rhs Turkey Prunes, at cents r It., 1- " It. .ante Currants, 100 cans Pine Apples, loo do Tears, lisj do Stravviwrrn-i, leo fcwttls assorted Pie KruitH, inn cans assorted Table Krults, Id cast's Citron, UN) cans Lobsters, list do Salmon, o Ikjx.-s choice Lemons, :i bbls .: 1 -I Hal !.- 'Vi lMies layer Kaisius. Withafullassot tnteiit ol Almonds, P. ans, team Walnuts, Kifbuts Ac. Just received fresh and tine and at remarkably low prices, bv iiauajB. K. 8. BABCOCK, To Contractors. 9 It t f o .l I :s WILL BK MKt'KlfM ed until Wednesday, August "4th, for the removal ol the hiiiMiugs and fences on th prreeut Kail .rounds to the new site on the V k C. Kailroad. S-pt-rate bids for removing the buildings and fences, and putting the same upon thw new grounds, and for removing the buildings and putting a new fem e on the grounds, wiU be received the work to b completed by October 1st, UN. Alse There is an exhibition tract to lie made. Contractors, look ont ! The bids to be left at the store of Ilornbrook k Co. By order of the Board. aug-IJ Iil P. HORSBROOK, Sec'y. g iH kks a; : ii a: ii tUT: -s jT box mm W. t n-. . i.-.l this da aiid for sale by CHAS. McJtiH NSTON, mmfB i'..s. -y s Block, Main street. glOH.X' .ni .It IU HI SB. A HASH . tcroiind j ni t leceivisl and for sale by MfrZS CHAS. McJOUNSTON. I l.y A. tij It ! I'MJVRUdtB .- W l' bids pure Cider Vinegar, Kl tin i;raiM do. ltev. i ved ami lor sale by augJ-i I'll AS. MclOHNSTON. mqiKI MT CJ.V -10 MAOKJ J'K MV st) le, U'st yet, juat received and for sale by aug-J CHAS. McJOHNSTOll. fV I UUt B ! si i j.I B ! JK ttmOU STOCB 9 of all the various grades of brands ami refined Sugars, now ou hand and for sale by OBAA. McJOUNSTON, asajtM Posey's Block, Main street. JfBB TH M Imi lfim-Jlr6r RECEIVED B an assortment of Ilandkerehief iVrfunte of the lit test styles, such as "Kiss Me Swesrtly," "Kiss Me Quickly," "Kiss Me if Yon Dare." Alao, an assortment of I.ubiu's Extracts, warranted puru aud genuine, at KKI.I.KK A will T V. attg-J'-dAw Drujr Ston-. BmlSSOLI TiO.y V T 1 VMt ,THK BB partnership herftofore existiri; betweeu T. i J. White :tud OL U. Keats, under the name of T. ). White f Co.,. is this day dissolved by mutual con- ' sent. 4'. 0. IvKATS is iilontt authorized to nettle u . oimts. Kvasvilli Atlf. 3, 18o'.). aug5-10t LEVI S. CLARKE, g1fl.VTB.il TO B dUS'll Hi t Lit 1. 11. W-S Shop inn met ml Sixth and Walnut stre.it-. ai I am pi. ar. . I to contract for all work iu our line. auglT MOHAHT HO I'll, jMBCmiTMICT. JiaVi uln . ..ii Second street, letweeu Vine and lhvision, tiext d.s.r to the old Presbyterian Church. Plaus, specifications, detail drawiugs, ic, for all J saaaa of bnibliuga, pruptued ou short notice, aud ou reasonable terms. ugl7 'mmBTlCE. -JLLL WJJS'bBBB I'BVH W t 'otinty Dnlers drawing int. ' est. and which liave been endorsed previous to Juue 1, Itrta, will ns redeemed ou presentation to the Comity Treasmet . N. B. No interest ikCCtWaSMr, after this date ou ' said orders will m paid. K. S., !?.'. Chapter Sections. THLd. VLNNEMANN, aicKl'i-lw Treasurer V. ('. 1 dfm YES, LADIES, WE 'HAViThECEI VED A B mmbJMM nt ot Lawns, DeUiues, and other fine paaali ..ithv your attention, whit h we are ..ing t.' - il al ui. lion t ( 1 1 . -1 1 r reserve, cmuasaM -ing this morninK at '. o'clock. Come up and see tbetii, ifyoti dotit't buy. augis II. KELSON d CO. W.x'iimiK - t iss) lbs ,.xira stiKar-ciired Drietl Beef, ."SS lb- . .iliV.issed do do Main-, .rsHit Side Bacon, Ihs Lard, ,fssi t.B ItSlM'r do, H BeefTougues. " lbs lloin v, a lot ol Iresh Butter A' i -t re eiv.d and aalc at mm$ VICKERY BROTHERS "iifclk LBS. I'BI.TIK I A.I A 1.1 nil, '9WF .'SSJfl.. No. I W. It. Cheese. iiS bxii Haiul.tilli Che. s.i, otts Pearl Barley Bactlt -l at Z. H. COOK A SON'S.

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country, at EBSKINE. Of US ICE CO. S, US 47 51 ,un my t BBRMEU UK Mil". HUM Kit MMSMtV! M Just recuivud jht eteainer Jacoo Poo, priuoarticle of sugsr-cured Dried Beef. Call and try t, at JCUSKINK, CCBNICK A CO.'S, 47 in etrvct WUllTS AAH VKVETJBLKN. J M. fiu lot of KoaUaaock Potatoes, a lot of prii jo mi., .,r At-H- . pur.-l ao.l picked, received every day item our own orchards, at ItS KINK, CURNICK ft CO.'S, e 47 Main stnsfo, iM M? r L JS i'JMKBfi. 0,y HJJYO WM. and fer sale, lo doteu Apple Parent, something diBert-ut from tbo old sty!. Jy.il GKO. S. SON STAG, 10 Miuu st. MJs .- 1 A. OK VI JRilt 1 TMK J l. -sK LIKD POWERS. Just m i iv. . I front the Kast, a fresh supply of eaeeklatt DRV GOODS, consisting in part ol a large lot of Moscpiito Bars, Calicoea, Ac., Ax., win I. we offer low fr cash, at our cheap Cash Stotr, o. 4 j Main atreet, Kvansville, Ind. aug2 MILLER A NIEIIAl'S. y SOUTHERN RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT GUIDE AND ESS DIRECTORY. Ml B LI SHE Ml OF THIS WO UK rnlaticn often thousand per mouth, .11.. 1 C L . i ' m apuiij in 1" i in n e me i. limits ui r.iniMlett t'OlC. S;itv that he i-. nronarivl In , , i,tr..ct -4 , ft.r ad Wfnf ineuU at very low rates. ms. Business Card . flu per in. in . 25 " fiO ' One Square Half Page Oue Page AddlThS J. C. BRAIN, Editor Southern Railroad Guide, Box 449, Louisville, Ky Jyl4-d HUNNELL'S coavra or WALNHT STREET AND THE CANAb, EVANSl'ILLE, ISO. rwtmgg jvhw KHTJBLtsH.nn.yT ML it now in fnll operation, with new and complete Machinery of the latest style, for Planing and Dressing Lumber, planing and grooving Flooring, making Doors and Sash Mouldings, Win-K w Blinds, and every other description of work do ie in such establishments. ' J vvl . Wl . C. vj T All work at these Mill warranted to bo well done, and will be offer. 1 a the lowest cash pt lo s. Packing Botea of all kind made to order. Brackets and Scrolls aawert to atiy pattern. Slitting ami alt kinds of Sauing done to ordi r, and in the moat approved style. Jy22 WILLIAM HLNNKLL. St. Charles SalobnT X K W PROPRIETOKSHIP AN ENTIRE RE-ORG ANIZATION. IfWHSMBS. HdtMJBKB K IIBBMFUS1, WWM. from New Urbane, hae purchaiksl the ST. CHARLKS SALOON, ou First street, nearly opposite the Post Office, and have refitted it hi an elegant Knd attractive style. The new proprietors have bad long experience as keepers of fashionable and. popular Kestaurauts in New Orleans, and they will eudeavor, In their n w house, to combine all the elegancies aud luxurie of Northern and Southern Bestaurats iu the ST. CHARLKS. They bare brought a Urge and complete atex k ef choice Liquor from New Orleana, which they collected with care during their bnsineaa in that city. Their connections and acquaintance In that city will en it ! them to obtaiu the choicest supplies of Liquors, Fruits, and luxuries from that market in future, and tbey will spare noexpeu'e nor pains to make tho ST. CHARLES anrptus, hereafter, it former representation, as a pleasant Saloon, a place of good living, and elegant, refined aud luxurious resort. a Billiard players will find at this Saloon a set of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the well known and celebrated factory of J. H. Brunswick it Co. The undersigned flatter themselves that long experience and careful attention will enable them to merit a reputation equal to any Saloon in the western country. aVsK A -plcidid Lunch will be served up in the most approved style, every inoruinz at lo o'clock. IIAMMKK k Mi EI FUSS, inigt Late of New Orleans. SK TK.riA'L AJ'S t OMl'OI .VII o r HOPS AND BONESET IT is the safest, surest, cheapest, and most relLible remedy for the permanent cure of COLDS. COUGHS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, CKOUP, WHOOPING COUCH, Aud all affections of the Throat and Lungs. It baiuk prepared upon Scientific principles, ami from articles that ate etitirelv vegetable. The COMPOUND SYKUP OF HOPS AND BONESET Is manufactured by 0. ROTH EN BUSH k SON, Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio, to whom all orders must lie addressed ; and sold by KELLER A WHITE, Drogirists Evanaviile, Indiana, and by Drmrgiet and Merchants throughout the country. jan2Cly BOXES A: XT It. 1 HS.JHBVB4JH Cbeese, 'IS A No. 1 Pine Apple CI m i kids Powdered liugar, S bbls Crushed do, J si tr., choice suKr-cnred Dried Bis?f, Tsai lbs prime Leaf Lard, 10 bxs Star Candles, 10 bxs Opal do, 10 kitts new Mackerel. Received per steamer St. Louis, at Z. II. COOE st SON'S. JT O.VHO' HtlBYKB AM) SftITt BL4 ALK 4 casks ass'd pts d qts London Porte -, 4 do do do Scotch Ale. A gt-uuiiie itiirted article at aiiKl Z. II. COOKtf SON'S. wmuimjstb, bjLb7 b fui bjvmbbTeb--M MOO kegs pure White Lead, 2sj kegs do do Zinc, 700 II pure English Red Lead. cans French White Zinc Glos, fas) it. Baftsah Patent Dryer, liNNi n - ass'd Paints dry, iota) ciuis dt Paints in ail, - -1 extra Putty, in tin cans, Iinsi gnliotis Linseeil "il, 1 cask No. 1 Coat n Varnish. 1 do White Demar do, I .to Se. l Fnrniti do, 1 do Brown Japan do, With a lull assortment of Paint. Scrubbing, Whitewash, Horsf, and Counter Uruslies. Just received by E. S. BABCOCK. TH K L I T T L K M Ji jir STILL AHEAD. You often In ar Ladies remark that they can always Is.- suite 1 at S. ;MBICH k C0.8. Web, the reason Is that they keep even tiling In the Dry Goods line, ant) as they are disposing of their stock at reduced prices iu order to make r.Hjm for aa early fall purchase ; the attractiou is tiuusiially lat-e. Tlieir aUtck of Slns is excellent, ami in pric s cannot beeacelled. nuj4 jyi X BiTBi a? lb ui : flour i-jfsr AWJ received and for sale '5 sks fresh ground extra white wheat Flour, i' ska do auperrine do, 10 bbls extra do. All of which we warrant. mmm VICKERY IJKOTHEIiS. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF VAN DEKUl RtiH COUNTY, EVAXSVILLf, Aug. 4, 18.' WLKCTMOjy. -THK A .V.Vt A L BJ a for seven Directors and a Secietar will lie held ol MONDAY, Aug. 18.VJ, lietwueii the hours of l! and 4 o'clock P. M., at the office, on Third street, adjoining the CresceutCity Bank. aug5-lot ROBT. EARLY. Secretary. -c nt siikls c hoick bjvibjVbT ssslfjr .VI bushels No. I Potatoes), !." dt. prime White Beans. Received and lor sale at augtt Z. II. CfK)K A SON'S. mJV W .njf h K BKL-l H ltf VJtTVH, 9f W just received aud for sale by ill 4JW AS. M JOHNSTON. BBKUKLIBLHsr VKH KTJ BL K S' W Fresh YegetobUs received every morning at J- " Z. U. COOK A SON'S. TTAJU. I.OUO IIJLKS JS'O. Is at (iEO. FWsTER . CO . Cor. Locust st. and Canal 4k K.l.ni, A SS BJtiS 1O.00O HK.I J - and I' .J bush, various brands, for sale low, bv BSJaM GEO. FOSTEK k CO " rsll BBmlWdBMAdrnM BtFLK J0 v mmBMB DER mo kegs Bliami Blasting do, rsssi reel jtalent Safety Fuse. For sale by Z. II . COOK A SONS, Agto. .'til I - A Lit i h i , HBLB.VK fa An. heat rt ceived per railroad this day by Mg 0E0. FOSTER k Co. BLlJM MLT lt&BO MUlldS MPiBB WM TUMI ioLAND, for sale bv tt"-t GkX). FtSTER Jt cc. HBMI.BK .VBU VBtlFMBH. 1 DKU M M 7uii lbs choive new Codfish -. . i ed and I i aak- at Z. H. COOK A SON'S.

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CHANGE OF AGENCY. PHCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. Hartford, Const. 1 he agency of this favorite Company, held by ALLEN 0. H ALLOC R, F.j., has tins day en changed, and Qi JOHN V. ESE. Late of Memphis Tenn., has been ipj oint.-d as bis IsaaMaaaor, Parties holding l'..li. i.-s in the PMKNIX,.aii have th in rcaewed by calling upon Mr. N. M. MAOfLL, General Ae'f, Cinrinnati INCBEAsSN OF CASH CAPITAL TO BY THE PHCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY o r HARTFORD, COSS. Cash Assets OVER HALF A Mll.LIuN Wft LARS. S. L. LouMIS, President. H. K ri.iotj.1, Secretary. Jf. Hai.h l, General Agent, Chi. fnliat!. Bdf Applications r.-.-eivtsl, Policies isa d aul renewed, and all business pertain ingfot hi imtnijUir attended to by JOI1.V W. JUEXSEX, Agent. W Office with Dr. Bray, over Adama Express: Ooanfnny. au;Ui-3m v iT.I T KMMtJiT OF C tlJB F fM JV W H 5 ASSETS, AtGrST I, 18 Cash on tut tile and in Bsnk Cash in the hands of Apent.... :t7,4K.l :u M .1.MJ a Real Estate uiiiticiimlei i , t;,"Nt mi ::7.1"si ihi s:.,SiO uo Loans secured hy Morttrse on unencumbered Iteal Estate Loans amply secured by pledge ofStack, Bonds, dv 60 shares U. S. Trust Co. Stock, New-York S,00o Sis?" 200 si ui re American Ex. Bank Stock, N Y .i,(KiO 0,OI0 200 shares Metropolitan Bank steck, N Y jii.ohh iM.noo 200aharea Bank of Commerce Stock, N Y ao.OOO 2O,4O0 r-'-bar-s Continental Bk Stock. N Y. lo.ooo U,ly0 200 shares Mercinuits' Ex. Stock, N Y 10,000 10,000 428 shares cf Merchants' Stock, N Y lTsj 12,198 oOO shares Phanix Stock, N Y 10.000 11,200 100 shares Ocean Stock, N I 4,000 100 300 shares Far. A- Moth's Stock, Hartford oO.OOO 34JO0 200 shares Phanix Stock, Hartford 20,000 2Mo 20ti "liar, s Mer. t Manufae'ra St'k, Ilartford.20,000 21.o00 100 shares .ttua Stoek, Hartford 20,000 21, it 105 shares City Stock, Hartford 17..VXI 2".' ' LjO shares Mercantile Stk, Hartford 15,000 15,150 110 shares Mat.. Stock, nartford 11,000 l??,20ft 2o shares nartford Stack, Hartford 2,500 5ti share of Connecticut River. St'k.IlBt tfot.!. -.'..Mhi fifl lo abates Hartford county Stock. Hartford. .. 500 .'sTo 100 shares Citireus' Batik Stk. Waaerbury, Ct-.. 10,(00 lo,5uo 3S (flmres Waterbnrv Stk, Waterbury, Ct 1,901 IMXi 4 shares StalTord Stock, St.iir..rd, Ct 400 412 100 shares Holyokt V ater Power, Mass 10,HHI I0,Ltf 10 shares New Britain Water Bonds lo.lsWi In i n 10 Hhai-s i IKK Bond-, 10,000 7,1'Hi mojBIO I0 Am. initiated btetatt on Loan- 730 OQ Total As,. ts. fbflfltS Liabilities - Loasea wnadjnatrnl and m t due 2 :.7::i; 'd S. L. LCtOlf IS, Cl evident. II. K i i I..M..I, StTetary. JollN W. NEXSEN, Aicnt. BSJflf Evaiisville, Inl Greatest Book of the Ac ! l tier, is a wonileriiii comuuration f native talent f the first order in this truly Hatb -V. 1'. Daily Time. aal Work." HISTORY OF TJIE IN IT ED STATKS. I HUM Tllf Enrllcat Period to the Pre aent Time. BY J. A. SPENCER. 1. P MeniUT of the New York Historical Society. Member de la Societe Oriental .le Francv. Author f Egypt and the Holy Land, Ac, Ac. This National Historv, written by an accomplished Amci i'.an Author, and hcautifiilt eaakallishod by Am. 'ric in Artists, union,' whom are Leufe, SVier. Vatiderlyn. Powell, Chapman, Chappell, and oi't.-U, commends itself bv it-- sterling merit to tin favorable consideration of the American public. No paitis nor expense have been spaied to render this work worthy of Itcing, in every resjs?ct, bailed lei a Book of the American people. Every puldic institution t our country, tauulv, every citizen should possess each a National W oik, that he may scan over its instructive re. or.U ami kindle his patriotism at its spirit-stirring narrative, and point to its exhibition of genius ami skill, with those feelings of gSVSefSMM eiitliu-i.isia ulnrl. such n pnalucfioii of native talent cannot tail to awaken iu tb heart of every true American. The work Is published in semi -monthly parts, cents each, delivered nt the subs, hi t's residence lice of charRe ; payable only on delivery, an I I I I only by subscription. Published by JOirKSOV, FKY A CO., JT Kceklu in street, New York. C. J. Stephens, Qanvaaafng Agenf AiiRiist 10, IHO. it ARTti-SHAKSTKAUE- I LLrBTK A1BB Amu n an l-'.Mil imi. The complete work of Hi lam Shak-pcare -Including Im Pl.-vvs, l'oem, and Lite, liutu the Original Text. Carefully collected ami cm; I v ith th.- editions of Knight, Halliu. il and olln-r. With Historical Iutroductions and Notes, both Ex lan.ilory and Critical. With new ami tiiu-Iv executed srj?F. emu: a 'isus ofall celebrated American Aetors ol tie ssQeaasst century in Shakspeariuu Chanw ten, The work is imblislied in aejui-tnontlily parts, at 88 tents each, and Jiavable only ou delivery. Published by JOHNSON. FRY A Co., '7 Beekmnji street, New Vork. The Agent, C. J. Stephens, N now at the-Sner-wood House, and will call upon our citieii-, Kid show them the works. augll-'Jw g-i-ssoi.L Tio.y-. rm: c. vabtsexMW ship Uuxetofore existiti;; under the name au 1 style of Clarke A Boyd, was dissolv ed ou the 23th day of July, by mutual consent. LEVI S. CLARKE, aug!7-lw ROBERT BOYP. mwo lots Attn ax. ii.k. the tin M. scriber offers for sale two excellent Lots on Third and Cherry atreeta. These lots are adni'nbly suited for reeideoi v or business purisjacs. Terms easy. Apply to THOMAS M ACER, at Messrs Biaaant A Ylele'a atore. augl--t mm o tick of nudtmiAiJtJS's' sjlk. aVf Eknlce as hereby ctVSM that, in conformity with an order made by the C mrt of Oaaaaaea PIBasi at its Juno term, USff, I will sell at puMic enrtion, on the gSth day of August, at i P. M., at th. door of the Court House, all that part of Lot Ko. I, iii Block No. oT. in the Easie.ru KnJargesaeni of the City of Evansville, thus bouudis! : Coaasaeiirlng ou the "frout line of said lot oa Main Street, at a iwiut MM feet froaa Ik lm" Jividiug said lot No. 1 and lot No. ' in'eabl Bits k, theme ahmg suit! frent Hue IS feet ami nine inches towards SitV street, the net at libt angles to Main street to the alley in the rear of said lot, thence along said alley IS feet nine inch, s tovT-tls Seventh street, and thence at right angles to said alley to the place ol baatesaiag. rnis t -.1 'tie-tllll'.I l-11-.b on t Iu. dav t.f .llc oue-taii'd in three year, and IKo nunaiouig taird in five years from the day of aale. THEODORE VEN N KMAKM, Ctuardiau of the minor heirs ol jyt8-td Martin Reis, deceased.

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- i: J LBKIiT a WW 1 TE Ivi r-i MMt bul . i - E. GrSCRT il'n. JJ9 for oak by 7. H. COOK ft SOX. c II I. I f. cd . J StOr;(j)t 4 t rTTT'..-.W in i it vackaueh y viuuisiA !.(, Mi tut mU. by S. 1. 0 miMiTM Lvn W 21 iOltpi.tli,- or, loo :H'in!c-i. Alv ilrmy l.imc in ; lib V. aud L.ii ; !.-, in ativ (usutity to suit pur. I aj. ers, i-r GKo yoofer np Bi i i i foH I't.uK. GILBERT A CO. . . ... rf lil.S. 400 DOXMt.S aloc u .Matches. IUi vr uitbvtit Sulpl.ni. L: i ied I WBBd1' l-A. 4HJFE.-IY kdU WANT nm - , ilran, f S.. No. .ti Man atreet. "ll - - aKICKEKY BRolliKil ftvK 1 rif. itf Kb FBK-H bku m-m prime, fnruVe by -tllK&, GEO. FOSTER A CO ' - r r BOJMIIS, MM "r,;;"V -ffee Mills, Brnshes, Dnst A M.-P-, M.,p Handles, Dir Mats Or anrthmi may want. Call and fJMtS n. rds. tot; Mats, fir nnrlb i. . ii rxf?.-- ynnelwa, at I. KB v BROTHERS, aw Main rt. H,1" '" I'lU v I'M m mm i Flt.nr for sale be ---- --i-x 1( Jl ffr li mj f a ii KO. FOOT KB at CO. MMLBJ1I h l .... CBL8. EXTRA Iff If ar ay proof Rectified, suitable for tho Southern trrde, f. i sala bj GEO. F09TER d CO. -,f i"'HK- hhLsTTiiJy biuvy, W rm i ii r own nacknr.' tor . .1 t.e a ii-11 t.KO. FOSTER 6 00. ivod this day and for sale by the doaam m very low figures. JACOB STRACB A SON, aiiglrf 71 Main st., lt. Second and Third1 1 dfm II I li L .. jl; HHsar-cnrod Haua ackiiowleiletl to b tht laWl.OOO 11 IUL I jam retsHred, which are r,ei " ine teai in IIip Tnrkt srr ' Z. H. OOOK dt SON, HU ' A(?ent bar Kranarill. BV'iTicK. tut: i .ynKBstturmm W will applv lo the Board of Commisslorem ,.f :ii..leibur;:li County, . ti t lie first Monday in Se pbin l.i nxtyto ait: in the ..tli tUv of ssdd month for a pihoi o licrii. to retail Spirituous Linuors, at his u-.:.tl place of business, corner of Fir at and in.- str.-.-is. '"" " 'CHX H BREMER k CO. rm.l .VII TICK !-TUAT MUSKINE, i kbuum Jt W. are prepared to receive City Orders t ihe extent ofo. raouaastd DeJImre, at fin, in eve!. an. -e lot (iroceriee at their store, 47 Main street. aujcl2 mJfMVKK iJat, T-ir jfat.0 idTu Wrm ct ihott .1. .arit Mercer Potatoea, superior to aiivthinir in the market, receised tfaia day and lor sal- l.y i ll AS. McJOUNSTON, . mv2T Main strvn-t, near the Canal. g 1HEE8E ! CHEESE !- MBXES, an extra good I. t jnst received ; those wanting - im thin- nice, by , ,,, slice, call in at CHAS. McJOHNSTON'S, J-v" P.sajy's Block, Main at. Ct. PS I CAPS! CAPS I FOR CHRIST MAS A hu-fe and splendid assortment Cap, for men and bovs, latest stvle. jnst receivad per I -l t.M'TlLR Jt MARC0NNIER, ''i? b .. 3 Main atreet. mOAIa 71.1 CM KB Mi Li ISO FJtCBW wiu ie atxl half bbls and kits, assorted numbers, I this dav per railroad, for Subl ' aj s. E." ; 1 I.BERT A CO., No. 4 Sycaanoiw nfwo Cl KM K A CO. are prepared gios i o.y-1 . . v.n .v b, By 75 hairs assorted Cotton Yarn.

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Til K LOl-Kms OF v up oi lea. vveart aowiu receipt or a rerr I. t i f loos Teas, boiurht expreaaly for retail ;rade. Call one and all. Samples rfven with ure, ttf Z. H. COOK A BON LL'S iJ TJ.. T CBJCMMTM .". 1 ES. We iv jureuts for the Celebrated Hall's Patent Fir 1'nx.f iuid Thief Prsof Sate, manufactured by Hall, Carroll A Co. Cincinnati. A saatant supply will be kept on hand, and sold at manufacturer's price. PRESTON BROS. MJHtK.niU.71 Ur. 71 BKLTTJYi j.vy M PACKING at Factory Prices A large stock N. F. Belting Company's Goods in store at all tinx -, at M AXurACTi reus' Pricks. Warranted eulierior to any other. C. S. WELLS, war2 Sign of the Mill Saw, U First atreet, BUKFT K XII IB ITIOJX" BE THE -B largest aii jmost beautiful stock of Bats and top . v. t open t -in Evansville. Come one and all. . vi ill be pleased at all time to show our Gooda ami sell them cheaper than the rhi-apeet. VAIT1ER A MAKCONNIRfi, asftll 39 Main atreet. emi SIIKS! BBUSHBSr HHt BMJBm ... ,i o7, .n .-.ss'.i Scrub Brushes, tS do Blacking do, .r do BllStlne; do, r do Floor do, 1 de Carpet do, it m Z do Lon;-liundbt Scrub do, j do Hoi e Brush . I:.-. . i ved this day ami lor sale at agl .. H. COOK A SON'S. BACON! 15ACON! BACON! THK SUB S C B M M M M HJ 8 I O At sale, at vv holesalo and retail :ss0 Its Bacon .-Mdea, ,rsNi It.s choice sugar-cured flami, .'OoO lbs Bacon Shoulders His old CMstomera and wholesale dealers may rely upon finding excellent Bacon at reasonable price, at M. GAVISK'S, anjtLi-lm Corner Main and Fourth sta. 1 ST B Kt'BIP'EO FKB STEJKJmiim Llf.riTKiiOTl. bexsa Extra Cream Cheese, 1 do Smoked Herring, 1 1 si do Strdine, :o rtei Pearl Barley, lea Mason's Blacking, o .o7. Sh.iki 1 ami other Brooms, Wire Mop Handles. At No. 82 Main treat. VICKERY BROTHERS. il .VIIBIKS mt.ashels fresh Corn Meal, B tons No. l Country Bran, loo sacks Extra Family Flour, lisi bushels pood large Neehanocks, do choi e Onions, I bid St. Louis Golden Syrup, ns suar-cured ilium, !b- prime Leaf Lard. Just received and for aale at e13 VICKERY BROS , Main st. mmoTi cm. - thk ujtiakbsx ... a. i arw will apply to the Board of Commissioners of VaapJerbavgh Ooaasty, on the first Mouday in Sep-t.-iuU-r next. t.-v 11 : on Uie fith .tajr of said aaoutai bra ' ml of Lie. use to retail Spirituous Liquors, .1 liis usual pin . nt 1 11 inrajjajaj Front atreet, Ik-tM.-.'ii Ie. t and Pine str.s-ts, Kvansville. uuji- ivvtl JAMES CARTER. li ICO. I.YII 1.1 til) l"o It.s clear Bacon Sides, 20UU lbs extra sugar-cured Hams, oOO I'.- Shoulders, 5 bbls choice Lard. Received and fr .-ale by HAS. McJOUNSTON. Mgll Posey's Bloek, Maiu fttreet. mSfTBHMI sTOtM! stocm: J line year old Bay Mule, ' No. 1 Milch Cows, A fine lot of lull bred Cheater Whit Hoars. For sale at Z. 11. COOK A SON'S J v -j Stock Yarn. gBum lk" Hut.ns too of rmmmm celebrated Hams, together with a good asson me nl ot other meats Shoulders, Clear Sides, Pickled Pork, Dried Btef, Beof To-ajs, Ac, Just received and for sale hy CUAS. M JOHNSTON, ' Man - j ' . nit theCanaL Cill.l . I' I .JIT'S. ' ' B Iron Cistern Tops 12 w-(sd do do, SO at tts Pump Fixtures, KJ lbs Pump Chain, SBOftel 1" . il Pump Tubing. Just received and for sale by JACOB STRACB A SON. anl 7t Main street, bet. Second A Third. I SLKtE.-mviHu Siate, Oval School do new articles. Slate aud Cedar Pent il.-, Purciissiou Caps (S kinds,) Butcher Knives and Steels, Carving do Bla kinu'. (thaler's brand. l..ck- ami batches, Eastern pi ices, I Butts and Screws, T dot and Sparable, Curry Combs and Horse Cards, Augers and OiuibleU. ' ket Books and Porimonahw. Net-die, (Saw g. Knii'g, BaTw'ajASack'f ) I'.H k. t 1 imbs an I Thimbles, i.ci '.n an . in l I f. tich Harps, Japauiietl Tin vv are. tull assortuieat. Iu short, everything mnally kept hy Hardware meu, atCiuiinuati pi ices. s . dec7 No. 13 First street.

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