Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 9, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 August 1859 — Page 3

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u ;t st ?7 lay Schnol l n i in(; I'd. r.- will Im a I'nion Meeting of tlx 't in tableau. Tfklt-T, aud Bible Clashes, and Mm I- I Sabbath Schools to ui rroe iSiuuLo i alb i noon tl 3 ..clock at Hi- IhkihI strwwt MVthodiat (tinis li Several address appropriate lefAoaaaMtai will I"- aale. The public are invited. Local aid Misffllaueous. .The Savings Bank, on Fir?, afreet, discounts short-time paper, payable at home for all i lasae-j of business men ; buy- autupt ; sells Eastern exchange, also sight aVafej on England, Ireland, and Soot land, in sums to puit; pay the highest prices tor Itn.l warrants. The rowdy and blackguard who commands the packet Poland came to our office yesterday, with, a gang of bis tinkers, to threaten personal violence, for publishing the (acts, to which twenty respectable citizens can testify, of bis brutal refusal to take a sick family on his boat to Louisville. His Mastering threats only confirmed the character, already given to him, of a ruffian and heartless wretch, unworthy the support and countenance of any community. The fellow, after a fit of impotent bluster, quietly backed out of the office, followed by bis valiant backers. The suffering family rejected by the Poland laid over here till Monday, and was then kindly taken on board of the Kale French, and carried to Louisville without charge, or any fear of being prosecuted there for a borttane and generous act. The contrast in the conduct of the two men and boats is not so great as the contrast in the noble character of one and the infamy of the other. It id duty of very community to mark and remember such men. .We were fully aware of the correctof our strictures upon the couduc t of some of the Louisville boatj w hen we made them. We desire to have nothing to do with Mr. Carter. Many in our city, no doubt, regret having formed his acquaintance, and would be better off, pecuniari! v. . had they never met the man. Laajrtaarace makes up many deficiencies; but impudence will hardly make Mr. Carter.- assert iosss '-e taken in preference to the siateuiehie of some of the oldest and U-.-i business meu in the city. We could give this self-i ontituted gentleman the iinti.uetv to- -0 uon h desires, were the details less naoscatiug to us and disgusting to the public The prosperity of our city has been grwat . 1 Ij increased through the influence of our packets. Tt is the interest of our business men to do all in their power to sustain them ; and tbey should frown upon all underhanded attempts to break tbera down. We are Sure all that our packets desire is fair plav. Tbey do not expect to receive more for carrying freight than it is worth, tiutwben they have consummated an agreement with men to carry their freight, they dislike interlopers to come in and put the prices down for the purpose of taking the freight from them. We believe such efforts wiH be treated with the same contempt that greeted the one recently made by the authorized agent. T lie Attauttc Monthly. The September number ol this choice magazine has come to band, tilled with the huest literature of the day. Its table of contents presents the following attractive bill of fare : "The Life and Works of Ary ScbefHer, ' author unknown ; " A Yisil to Martha s Vineyard,' by Mrs. Austin; "letoler to May' poem by Florence Percy; "The ! Kleusinia," by an Andover Divinity student ; TKo aftsstasW. VMta.s V. " c.rtur. ' a uv 'a iuid I ij ww ovillgi J . Inaaj i s , i "Then and Now," by a Missouri lady; " A Trip to Cuba, by Mrs. Howe ; Zelma's Vow," by Grace Greenwood; "The Murder of the Innocents, " by Rev. F. W. Iliggenston ; ' My Double and I," author unknown ; 44 The Singer " poem by Buchanan Head and the Professor, with a large and interestiug series of literary notices, complete the number. These notices arc said to be the ablest that have ever graced the pages of the Atlantic. Mr. Emrich, on Division street, is digging a magnificent Lager Beer Cellar, to be ased in connection with his brewery. He is making arrangements to hrew and preserve a superior quality of beer. A couple of Germans were tried in th.Common Pleas Court, yesterday morning, charged with stealing a gun. One w as acquitted, and a nolle entered iu the ease of the other. In the afternoon, another German, charged with itealing a horse, saddle, and bridle, from Setcbell k Bowles, was tried. He hired the horse to go to Boonrille, but, changing bis mind, weut to Owen:boro ; front there toCloverport, where he swapped him off. He then weut to Louisville, where he was arrested. His attorney tried to make the case one of a breach of trust, only. But the jur) -brought in a verdict of guilty, and he was sentenced to the penitentiary. A Monstfr Mki.os. Our friends, Messrs Z. H. Cook k Son, are determined to wind up the melon campaign in grand style. They peat iif, yesterday, one of the finest we ever saw. It weighed all of M pounds, and, the boys say, was one of the lajst flavored it was ever their good fortune to partake of. Tbey are connoisseur? in the quality of melons, and their taste may b relied on. We presume the .Messrs. Cook have a lew more left of the same kind and quality. They are decidedly the best of the season. The Democracy of Ohio are endeavoring to defeat Judge Gboison for the Supreme Bench, because he formerly owned aluvej in Mississippi. The principal documents exbihited against him are billa of sale of negroes disposed of by the Judge some fifteen yeara ago. This demagoguiain will aa likely to meet with the fate it deserves.

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Public tteetlug OT KvAN-svftLK, Aug. 25th, 1850. At a minting held in the school bouse, on Maia atrwrd, na Thnrhtv evening, August

251a, l85Sf V ll 11. Hopkins was chosen i I rrVsideut, and I nomas WCtior ,-ic.-i y. Alter a dei.at.- it was moved ami secooaea i ' that the f..ll.M m;' preiunhle ami resolution .... ,h t.e adopted. A vote a as taken and the re--ult wn4 in the affirmative : J 1 V y v kk as. It is the belief ot this meeting that anv change of the present road lead ing from the city of Kvansrille to Oak Hill Cemetery, will not in any wise result to the public -Con vetiience ; but ti.at said change will cause a large majority ot the citizens to travel considerably further than at present ; an.) that it is also the Indiel of said meeting that a proosition to change the road would not hare been made had not the par tie; interested in the procrty through which the proposed road was to pa-w been instrumental therein ; therefore, be it Rtxolred, That all parties opjiosed to such new road to Oak Hill Cemetery be requested to sign a protest against it; and this meeting will nse their endeavors to prevent tech change. It was also moved and seconded that the city papers be requested to publish the pro ccedings of the meeting. W. H. H. Horiciss, Vrrst., Thomas McAvoy, Sec 9. The New York correspondent of the

National Intelligencer writes, iu regard to ach's sake, if required, and will challenge an inthe nert Presirlenrv "bet the Ottnosition nation by the best chcmUts in this or any other me next rrestaency . net im iq.postnon ..,.., nA HUV imuuritT or adulteration In

present two reliable statesmtin as their candidates, and let the babblers about abolition and disunion rave as much as they please. The Constitution of the Tinted .States is platform enough tor honest men, and the Union cannot be dissolved by inteinpeieai politicians. It has too strong bold 011 the popular affections.' Thirty-five prisoners were in the Marion countv Jail ou Saturday night. There are twenty-eight "regulais" within the walls, and incarcerations for a few days 1 each run the numlier from tweiify-clgut to tbirtjreight daring some time in marly every week. i To thiise of our readers who are subject to Kcvir ami Ajrue, Inlermille ut ami Uemil lent l 1 is, or otlo i ItillhHM ami Nerctis attacks, WJ houe-ilv rriHtMMnd beed's Sub-titiile lor tjiiinii.e, lor so lu.tnv i iiresbv i it.-- ii-e bawe cotase under our own ol.-err- I luNl thai ur kuott IhtU excellclit il is. This Substitute awes net contain Quinine, I iipium, Morphine, or Arsenic, while il pos- I 1 all the advantages of Ihese mediciues, J with none oi llieir iiijuriutts effects:. In a pamidjlel, U-lore us, we find certificates ! from all clnse the Pallor merchant, and ! invalid, which all Lear testimony to its excellence. Let our leader.-; send for a circular, or Itetier, for half a do.en liotUes, to Leich & Carlstaot, Evansville, Indiana. d&wom. Candidates Wf sirs rtqmut4 to munmun $h nm ol JOHN HOGl E, of Perry township, as a candidate for County fomniissioner at the eusuiug October election. t art aulhoi itd to utittuunvr H'tn. W. PARRETT as a candidate for .Ii.Jgs n( th. ""ifteenth Judicial Circuit, at the ensniug ( eUctiou. ii -,J I mrt rtm Hfst la aaaaMNrs f As mmi ol ROBERT 9 NItJHTINOAI.E. of Orniati township, as a i atididate for County ('.uuniissionaff fur District No it, at the next Oet.il.er atactlssji. daw Special Notices. it i quilt m riiMfflflu siirsHss, fif consumption is the chief . nr-- of this climate, pre) ing upon aid and young, am' scattering widely it- -hilts ..I destruction. But all who have MM traveled through the South and West, or indeed throimh any portion of the interior of the country, must have noticed that there i a disease far more ; prevalent among Americans, than consumption. Hay after day they are are alternately shaking, a. with a nervous lit, or rendered delirious with fever. Most of them ftasj an early grata. No one wtio has ever seen or experienced thia .liaease, tan fail to papaalai that we allude to what is called ver and Ague. The aaaaeeiaref a nmu few this evil i..u,t and should W . oiisidered a public ind IR. IIOSTEl'TKR'S BITTERS is the remedy, we know from jsTsoual trial. aaT" For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, every wber... anjjl7 liollvtcmp't Ot Hi msnt . .ftrrmril salves, and all those compounds concocted of min eral agents, are highly dangerous applications. This Ointment, composed entirely of vegetable extracts, , is a harmless as wall as efficient remedy, iu all ' r-" f eruptions, sores, boils, wounds, and contu- j sions. NU. i nt tlie iu un. I.i. i y. n -. so .vialilrn i I.aiie. New York, and hv all Iri!L"ists. at . - , o , . tlfr . and ?1 p. r p.t. augJ The Blood the Lift. .V more thmlt the poor sufferers iu our country languish, their i constitutions racked and torn by strong and dan- ! gerous mineral medicines ; they will come to the ! fountain of health, found ia simple herbs and roots from nature's storehouse. THE MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS, of innocent mountain plants com- ..' ! , will reach and stop their distress, and cause the blood, re ne wel and cleanssd, to carry through the body the elements of health ; building Up the broken constitution, and carrying life aud health, but for them would have been the wreck of hofe the feeble moan of suffering, at last ended by the cold baud of death. IKi not let prejudice ovetcome your better reason ; do not look up. .n these Pills as only like others; do not let your despair, after trying everything else, prevent you from trying tlo-se. The blood must be pure, aud then sukuuss ii impossible. What a great and yet simple truth is this! it appeals to the common sense of all ; it is tkt great atj iliai ot the healing art. ji dson s Mountain HERB PILLS will partly will purity an.: cleanse it as sure as the sun will rise to-morrow. aWJuusou's Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all Medicine Dealers. augt sirs i tji, ,.l im Hntt thett the renow lied Chemist of New England, HMT. AYER, has at length turned kJj attention to thv disorder which ban us like a b'ilit,.n out community . Our section is aa haalthy a any other, with one single . . . pti.ui, and that is the Fu r and Ague, which liannts us ou every sile. Mut Lis remedy cure, as wo should kuow it must, if ha iudc it. - Cast out this Lai tnl distemper In. in an g us, and ours is oiib of the loveliest ssts in the west. Sentinel, Fnnjiel)!, ."int. jjjj B J?.V. STM'WOA', JI'STit'K THE PEACE Of oilier, i man sini.t r, oi' iimj i ...r SI Lnw rnr. '.'tr Hoi e Will :ive particular attention 0 all Notarial business entrusted to him sack as WliliiiK Iee.ls., MorttfS.S, Powers ol Attorney, Contracts, Ac. Will also collect money, in any part of the county, with or without suit, as directed. Probate business, settlement cf estate , Admin lt I tit ion , (i'l-irdi iti-hips s..i i t.-tl and prs.iupth alt. n.l I I augd ! Bodiam Mining ( oiupuny, kiansville, Iiidlsns. I'lh.e on Watet btleet, Is-tWe.-n Main sr. I I Coal, in quantities ot not less than 2n bvsti -livarod to nay pail of tht city, at 10 cents per st tho pit, 6 mmmm JOHN WYM0N U, oct9 Secretary aud Maaassr.

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dL,lfJf.VJir.JVV AT MKILIW BEU TO Aw ami announce the completion of tne extensive imi nrovementa to their couceru. which have In-cu in progress lor some tine past, to afford the utmost .ii... c - .. .....at .... .....I.. 1 . .. .1 ! laciuiy lor carrjiug vo au ricui' ":, vj tiins a good article owlv at suck prices as 'am., t i.nl . fi" universal , ....r it view, every consideration that straightr.M ward . dialing, toW on honor and liU ralit, urn give, wUI be reaorted to, end thus establish luittiuil coiiMfwn bovep .Ul.r; T,,c. hto).k is unusually larjre, every department replete, and purchaser may rrly upon meeting witr nu exUnsiie assortment m reasonable term, lucy wouLI direct . irti. nl o attention to tl eit late imiMtrtatiuii of Irish Linen (juels, viz. : ami 4-4 Irian Linen-., l'i-4 Linen Sh-vtij-, l'!IWw Cane Liu-ns, Han. I kereliieN, T.we-I. Napkin, nieiieued ail I ItluBii lit en Thle ( lo h. Ac, Vi . Corner "f Main ami Pirat siraata. Btyl To the Public. mMK HJ ST UiJTKMJl.y'n gMttMQ m so (ur, harc i. tvrr wet oue-i, causing many of our rivers to overflow their hauki, backing up the water in the creeks am! bayoin, and AaxMlibK to a cunsiilerabls extent the laitti-m when th rirt-rs n-cinh-, which may be exsm'tetl aoou, then the lare atirbce of decay Ing vcjj-t-labl matter exxfd to the acorchini; rays of the tiuiiuner sun. prodnces the malaria, which proves aw fatal in its course, sweeping whole States, aud sparing neitkrr age nor sex iu it- coaquerintnarcb. Altar a remdence of more tlmn twenty years in the middle aud Southern States, we think we have discovered a medicine which, to a certain extent, is a preventative of the attaeks of bilious lev. r. 1. a.-, kc., and as such we recommend our Magnolia Whisky. We wish the pui. in- to umierstunu mat wo are not ur; riug upon them the iue of strong Lienor as j fMh are, and always have teeii, opo! .1 to , used iu that way. but it people will :io : their beiuw u.v.1 in' that way, but ii laaile will use them as such, let them have by all minus a 011 re article, that will keep tliem iu health, and uncthet. instead of. hortenintf their lives. We proKtheii inatead of shortening their lives tose to sell always pure and unadulterated Liquors for me'h' inal purpose-i, and a little fur the stom- . the whisky branded by us, "AIIih & flowe's alas;I noiia." It is warranted, as it is distilled from the cm, rye, or wheat, with a slight addition of good l cisteru water. We hare no doubt many person tMvcheea ruin -.I in health, if not actually killed, py drinking bad whisky, the greater the reason that I Allis Jk Howca' pure Magnolia should be iu gen1 1 1 ii-. Just reeeited and iu stora for sale H l. pipes ass'd llrandies (old) freni i to 37 yV!. Ijj2pia;s do (old ) from :i to 7'; -.A. I pijM-1 Holland fJie ; : pnncheous nM Rmn. i.'ii ALLIS .t HOWES. Water sf. 4 MKSfK.VT CMTW TOBJt i O r.Kxi'ni.-- unoer.gne.t nav.t.g engsgeo in . 1. . f........ . 11.... .. trill, tl... ....r.w.aA ... . 1 A UIW V-1.U3. i.m, Willi 1.1. j'.i I " 'm , . , ni.pi . ing, if possible, th wants of the home market, I am now prepared to offer a well self cfeu stock ol manufactured Tobacco from Missouri, Kentucky, and Teunessto Leaf, in Pounds, Fives, Halves, Eights, and Quarters, In any desired package. Terms liberal, and acceptable discount for Cash purchase, but no sale less than five boxei. A Ol MBERTS, Jy28 No. 105 Main street, Evansville, Ttid. CM MMiKJVMBT Jka' TOR'S fLMLB B I WM. virtue f an order of the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh o unty, I will sell at pul.li. auction, at the Court Hoase Door in Evansville, ou the lKh of September, la'.9, part of the 8. E. nr. of Section No. U, township a nth, rai ;e If west, confining three acres, adjuinitig lands . I" P.-f.r Sharp, If. W. Hrinkmeyer, ami lying on the road leading from the Poor Houss to the tVoideuce of Edgar C Pnuk. S.iid premises wili be sold in suhvisions, a plat ..t win. ii i i. -. , I.j uili'v fefua me. lerras of sal-, one-third cu.ih ; balauro in I: ni la mouths lrnt day of sale, the purchaser giving notes with appruve.l security, w.nvinx ail relief from valuation or appraisement laws, with interest from the day ol sale. BRACKET MILLS, Jy28-td A Im'r of Adolpii Urinkinsti. g m ,rsd HKit WJTKH t.tJVS do White Cedar Water Cans, with covers, Lra-s and inn h.iuid, !! si, s ; MSidoz While I'. dar Patts, 3 stasa, brass and iron hoops. Where one dozen or more are taken, they are parked iu dry sbavinu, with uo charge for cases, thus itisuriug safe transportation and keeping them in u.K. d order till sold. J. B. RUSSELL, HM) Main street, my20 Between Third anil Fourth, Louisville. ft. L. JOIIJWJV, BOOM BM.VitER AND tun Blank Book Manufacturer First at., bet. Main and I.... nst. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. aVsT Blank Books ruled, paged and made to order of the la-at paper, from u Metnoraudiiui to the largest Ledger. Music and Magazines bound in any style. . . jolo-dAwtt TUK SiXTM .V.VfA t JTJLOtil E OF BEHM S COMMERCIAL COLLKiiE is now ready for distribution. Students iu ' tl-. ity entitled to them, also those who have in- ; s. rt. si their cards, and all others interested, are requested to call at M. L. Jnhnson'g Book Bindery, ami obtain copies. jylt M9K.no I'JL JJt O I . TlUi I'M M.W.. have removwi their stock of Hardware and Iron, to No. 74 Mwin street, bet. Jiol and M. They would be pleased to see their old customers at tli. i r new stand, w htr- they have always ou Imml a large and well selected stock of Hardware and Iron, which they offer at very low prices for e.t-li. jyL 100 mats Cinnamon, L bags Pepiier, 10 bags Allspice, 7i bxs assorted tiro. Spices. For sale bv my II WHEELER .1 BltJHS. MBOTJTOKS M.mn 0ViOJm Ml lo busliels good large Onions, J"i do do do Potatoes. Received and for sate bv jy CO AD. McJOHNSToN. fyoBctc rijmrs.-jVHT meckmved, a lot of this desirable Peefp, adapted tor .1. latum and foiciua water into any ; of the building, or about the premises where they may be placed. For sale by jy.'l GEO. S. SONNTA:. .11 it M .1 i, .i.V.s .V, I O.VTMUI Tor ami Builder. Shop on Second street, near tlulbcrrv. I am prepared to do ull kinds of work lieloiigiiiK to my bunnies. aua4 CorrKK. si tj.i h, .no.jstiKM, v. IM lias Rio Cotbe, 0O pockets Java t'oft.-e, 'si hhds N. O. Suat . oo bids Cr'd, Loaf, A PowM Sugar, llM bids Reboilesl Molasses, Jon pkgs assort isl Teas, bales Clov-js. Just received by auglli E. 8. BABCOCK. W silMrAI tOKJrKK r, H.HJ.s m M-d tln exti t'offes just rereived and for s ile by t'HAS. Mi JOHNSTON, Posey's Bl.vk, jy7 Main street, near the ('anal . g .mo ljmo ! - too iMir. i HOIt K M-d Lard iu store and for sale bv ' Jv2t chas. m. Johnston W moo IU WO Oil THK PetlJI sirned isairain nrenared to furnish, at anv I pan oi inv .-. nu Kiu.is in vv.ki.i. ...titer -aw not. lie has a g.'.sl supply of that win. his ilrv. I a, i 2SL : the market .liirnnr the eontin ; fill and wintei . Trraiscash, at the vard. autl-1m HsTMKi LI T.. mfjveVaVvrA'iJ camnkl coXt, or si WW perior quality, for oil producing pnrpnnees Parties desiring to supply the above, should ad dress the publisher of this pajs-r. augll 'MA. fBMjw-t -tuiMi: wutrr. a.i s Yellow l oi n in store and for sale by lie- am ir I- bushel, or bv the one hundred bushels, at ERSk INK, CL'RNICK A t o. s, i auzl'- 47 Main street. fOI.VKtJ.eu. Ht BB 1.8 OI.lt t 'ID K M and Grape Vinegar just received and for sale ' hy f'HAS. Mi JOHNSTON, Posay'i Bock. I s tfi, VTMO JV.-A.Xi.MCK k TH I S MW day witbdraws from tbe nrni of S irens n, I - in. We A Co., tunt the business will Is. s. tth.l and continued by Soreu Sorenson aud Yaldeni.tr Son i. son, under the name of SORENSuN a I Ms i asm SB, July 11, U IS, gf ilti EMS ! , VimiJtBm W. " " TTat Msnaas. -'".is Opaarctkni Seed sad nsvana W nlla, '. x Florida iui.1 II iv , . , -.(si.otsi U..U tMeaWak -t ii b. ihe above Mock will be Hold on a. i , bj terms to prompt men A. GUMBERTu Jya No. 105 Main street, Bnasiavitte, lad.

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Bo-ton, An j. 10. The steamship .f.'iua arrived last night frith Linrpoul dates to the night of the lith , ,v ailed twelve houri after the ,,. ',, , 1 he Zurich con to mice has resolved to prolong the armistice until the ratification I of the treat v oflcred. la It is laaartM that the foreign embassadors would refuse to attend the Paris fem it te colors taken from the enemy were allowed to la carried in the procession. The Dank of France has gained 075,000 bancs during the mouth of July. Rent--on the Paris Course hud declined to Mtt5e A vague rumor prevailed that Prince Xapoleon was to la- made sovereign of Tuscany. The King of Prussia was not expected to live much longer. The collision between the Austriaus and Prussian so! . r , .. . diers at Franklort was serious, but it is Ik-- , lieved no lives were lost Spain has resolved to increase the fortifications of Culm. The Dritish Parliament was prorogued on the loth halt, the day the .Knui sailed. C. Lennox Wyke has been ottered Her Majesty's envoy extraordinary to Central America. The Atlantic Telegraph shares arc quoted tt .j " ' tie t aris C The Pans correspondents of the London press say that the Emperor i3 about to pilbi- 1, . ... f,f" "ou " l1-uiuK7, imiuu iig unu gamier, Louis Blanco and Lcdru Kollin Advices from Italy indicate serious trouble in the Dukedoms. Secret emmisaaries of the fugitive Princes were fomenting discord. The people, generally, were bitterly opposed j to the return of the Dukes, and ranoa, the Dictator of Modena threatens to level the J eity to the ground, sooner than see the Duke restored by force. I.lVKKl'OOL, Aug. . Messrs. Ilichardson, Siience k Co. report 1 the weather favorable for the crops. Flour j 1 quiet at 10a12s Cd. Wheat stead v. audi I l.l.l..... . I.. 1 1 u: . . J I ' , . 1 , ' wyHVu' 1 1 ami reu is 00(0, is 'ju. corn quiet noluers I offering freely, but showing uo disposition 1 J to press sales. Beef quiet at a decline oi l 05 6d since the last rejiort, and holders are j pffaaalag 011 the market ; sales of repacked , at oi -,.ii. s. I he government refuses to receive American-cured beef in the new contract. IVteon sloaile. Im.l firm at 5 IS Cincinnati, Aug. M -u The river is fallihY, with .' feet rj inchei in the chauuvl. riillail-lUlit Market. M 1'HILAUKLI'HIA, Aug. M The iuspei IrOns of flour during the week amount to S,.o;s anaiiitt '.,4o la.-l week.. - galea to-day at 5 i '2k( 23 for stiei-tiue ; I M iac Braaaiywine hfanea. No changw in r e tbiumr cornmeal. Wheat Bfhaagfll aales at I 17. Ure ia demand at 72. Corn in good Ti ituest at H2 for prime yellow.- -Oats not foalmndant; new Southern '- Jt;. Whi.iU v si-aice ; sales at -i(:H. hurt Wight's Despatches. LonuoN, Saturday, bast evening, ufler the close of tlie Stock Kn hange, the prospectus of the Russian Joan of JL 1 ',ooo,000 at 3 per cent, was issued. The applications for this loan from the (ontinent are inticipated to bo very nu-nieitui-'. The Indian lonn of Xj,000,00f) is to be tared to 5 per cent. WasiiiMiToN, Aup- mj p m .S:tccn randidates have recently passed A s.tti !n tot cNnmiiiation, and will be warrati u-d iii third-class engineer ;. The unusually large number of steamers added to the navy the past year renders the increase of Mich officers' umaaaij. No deaaite actioa has yet Mew taken in tlie case of Cuarter-Master Cross, as recently investigated by a court-martial. The delay is owing to the absence from Washington of the Secretary of War. The Commi ssioner of Indian Ail'airs has received despatch liom Leavenworth, announcing the arrival there of the children sjiared in the Mountain Meadow massacre. The Assistant Secretory of State is ;tbent in Maine. Ci,k vki.axo, Aug. IT. p ii PreparaUeiiS are being made for the lair of the I'nited States Agricultural Society, to be held in this city, September 13th, which arc rapidly ajiproaching completion. All the railroads centering here have made arrangements to carry stock and articles for exhibition free. Visitors will be carried at half-tare. Sujierintendent Daily has received letters from all parts of the country, containing application? for rooms. The prospects for a succestul Fair nrc very flattering. BaiTIMMML Aug. 2C P M Henry M. Fitzhugh, one of the proprietors of the liiubj AVt Au.(, was. assaulted this afternoon in an omnibus, by a notorious rowdy named Paul Plat i.le. Mr. F. drew a revolver and fired three balls which took effect iu the baud and arm of the assailant. The allair produced considerable excitement. Lou tav ills, Aug. 'Jn t a. Rim faltiag slowly, with 4 feet 4 inches in the c.uial. t.svt.(;o, N. Y., Au;. JG p if i'rof. Steitn r aseendeil in the balloon Kttropa, from Toronto, C. W., Yesterday afterno. hi, aad lauded laat eeewJaeji eight miles .-outh of this city, li.iving eouie aenus bake i 'nt.u io. BaflfaW, Aug. 'JG i a A poaaastttte of gentlemen from Connecs : a 5 si - "a . ... 'a . . il . e a ucuturciii uns city awaiting ine arrival ot l ' . . ... . I . ' . ... . lovcrnoi ,-wviuour, iu escuri lillll to r.IS nalive place, w here a -rand public welcome will be tendered him. (bn. S. is i passen:T mi the steamer .4rrtVr. St. bona, Au. 2C-pm ii,,. in,-; tutitinues to recede at this I , , . .... ...-.i. ,.i.. ,i ... c.. i . aunt slow l, with oul about live an I :i i iui i.-i-i wilier io isirn. e t i ' streams ate reiiortid fall in ir. i . i -. .. .. ... i...; in the upper Weather clouds, with indications of rain. C'lutlntiatl Mai k. t. Cincinnati, Aug. J5 r u. I lour In hi more tit uily at 4 TlPo 4 H ii foi snper. at in demand nt an advance I ot" .'.e i-i bush: red i'3(7 1 : ; white 1 lo hi 1 1 1. Corn steady at lotiuer quotations. It je uiu h.ingcd. Data dull at 42. Whisky advanci-d to24. Provision.! iinehauged. bacon iu fait demand. b'astern exchange retf firm at A per rent. The Baltimore Locomotive Works failed on the J:ci in?t. The liabilities are over rr'.oo.OOO. The baaWtW was brought ubout i Boiling engines to railroads West, ami olscwh -re, and taking bond? ia payment, which h :c "roved unavailable or worthless.

New York Mai Wet . New foaf, August 20 r ii Klonr inn, and 5c better, with

Sides at 4 KW1 Ob b:r superfine State; 4 -MsfSlS om for extra do.; 4 354 0." for superfine Western : -1 75p75 '19 for common , to giajd extra Western; 6 '25(5 :" tor inferior; ami 5 4(05 CO for fair to good fresh ground shipping brands extra tound hoop Ohio closing firm. Wheat firmer; sab -; at 1 '' (7 l :;o :or new ml Southern; 1 J ! G 1 42 for new white Southern ; and 1 10 ' for old while Michigan. Corn heavy ' sales nt 77o7, SJfor mixed, and 70 for new do. Whisky steady, but quiet, at 271. Pork firm ; -ales at 14 2j for mess ; 14 25 for uninspected; 13 50 for thin mess: 16 5o7'17 00 for clear, and 0 87 for prime. Deef dull ; sales at I MA6 00 for country i prime; 7 MA) 25 for do. mess; 8 0008 B0 ! for prime. Cut meats steady ; sales at Gj ! for shoulders, and 808.1 for bams. Laid ! steady; sales of 400 bbls'at 10(71 lc. Huti. 1 mill .11 itifi 1 it. -in.., .11111 i'it - . , p ,m . fi' Ql ... , va k.-tukt. . as v vcr. 111 m 1 1 v firmer, and tending upward ; sales of 80,000 pounds at 35055 for inferior to Saxony ; also 30 bales of California at 31. Cotton heavy; gales of 1,200 bales middling upland at 1 1 1 . Stocks variable. Personal. General Houston, in bis address to the ladies of Nacogdoches, at the close of a lengthy political speech remarked : " You have also, an important influence upon .posteritv. ... . c j'ldge the old man was alout right in that. Itobt. J. Walker has become thoroughly reconciled to the President, partaken of his salt, and commenced their friendship anew. J. J. Couttenay, Deputy United States Marshal of the District of Texas, was killed ou the 1st iust., in the town of Dirdville, iu that State, by Col. A. G. Walker, editor Ol' the Uitdville Union. Ex-President Fruukliu Piercer is expected ( home iu a short time lie will resume his residence in Concord, N. II., where he has J many friends. The private secretary ot President Pierce, Sidney Webster, Ksq., is engaged in the succcxjstul practice of his pro-le.-.Moti as a lawyer, in the city o! boston, as the partner of Hon. Caleb Ctishing. Hon. John 1. 1 1 ask in, the able and intrepid memla-r of Congress front the Westt !ietcr district has leased, tor the next ses.sion of Oongresa, the mansion tormerly oc cupied !y Senator Doaiglaf. K. It. V. tight, of Hudson county, was nominated by the Democracy of New Jersej as their candidate for Governor, ou ihe 24th i nst. BisbofJ Davi.-, of South Carolina, baa bei ..in.- almost totally blind, llisgenetal health is, however, good, and his vigorous mental Acuities arc unimpaired. Mrs. Aaron . Brown, the widow of the late Postmaster General, has presented the Tennessee Historical Society with a valuable collection of books, embraciag twenty -one volumes of American State papers, running from March J, 1789, to March :t, 18.'!3. Paul Morphy is now in New York. lie has not played chess much lately. In a week or two be will sttut for hiii home in New Orleans, where he will stay for I short time hfore he returns to th.tt . ity to make it his permnncnt residence. Tho iiofortotn "Slioiity .h,iie ibrmerljofaKansas, and Mr. MoWiy, have pur. ha i d the Ai izoni.ni, at Tucson. Mr. P. Herbert, the California Bx-Cetigreesman, who shot the hotel uuitei at Washington, If to beconae law editor of lata pafWC, which will continue to la; DeimK-ratic iu its politics. 1 1 1 v r Items. aaaieau aaa trpRTrnfs -eaa ita'ftera lavat mi nu "i i. i. k nuaaT. Kale Kreiicli, Louisvile, Henderson and back. Emilia Graham, Cincinnati, t'aito. Johulialilt, Louisville, do Charley Be wen, tViro, Kvaiiaville, back. Silver Star. Pailucah, do do lien. White. Evansville, to do Maid of the Mist do d" do Alida, do do do Pslsnd. Louisville, lleiulersoii. The weather yesterday gaVe indication.-' ol rain, but up to dark none fell. The river continues to rise. At Pittsburg it was ou the decline, alw at Cincinnati. business was unusually good while the packets were receiving freight. The landing was crowded with goods; druys were unloading freight, which boatmen were busily engaged in putting ou ixKird of the packets. The Charley lioirt n came up in the morn ing with a most magnificent trip of passe ii- : gcrs. Her register showed .-otue s." in the. I cabin, and ten or twelve on deck. She left - at noou with a good trip. The .SVVrT Siar, also, had a good trip both ways. When she and the liou-cn started ' out, they bad a very pretty little race from 1 here to Henderson. We did not lusir which arrived at that point first. The Ventral White and the Moid o (he I .V'., on their return from the cxecutiou at j Henderson, bad a spirited little contest. The Maid, we Hie told, passed the White, but, j breaking au iirtn of her wheel, her speed wils checked, and the White passed her iu turn, and arrived at the city first. Tom AMa met with uu accident that delayed her two or three hours, in dropping 1 dowu to the wharf-boat she struck the fuutail of the Star, which tore up her bulwarks aud slightly damaged her furnace. Every- J thing was put to rights, und she weut on j her way rejoicing. As part compensation . lor this mishap, the .4t; bad about the best ( ' trip she has received since entering the 1 . a --v rr a a . present trade, un l tiesaay next sue niaxes 1 . . " M , I . I :m excursion trip iroui V aillieilOIl. i The J. II. Jhue w ill lie up at noou to-day. She will lm to N'ewburir to-morrow" aud reii , . ,, 1 1 i I , ...... .... I mi f " t take all the Ire.ht to go dowu the rtm 1 he heeling Intelligence!- says the new Iniat of Messrs. Kecd and Mitchell, ol this cit v, is rapidly aiprouchino; completion, and M rather of an odd-looking craft. By a jirieata letter from Air. Mitchell, we learn that his lo!t it to le a regular dipper. He thinks she will make anv of our small . raft aUiut here let down. The Cincinnati Commercial says, the S. 1'. Hih1erd arrived from the Maslison Ways(iu M.le-tidid itpair, Capt. Harry havincr expendeil the suug sum ol $1,500 in repairing her hull, painliug, und reiittiim her cabin. I The Jlibberd presents a beautiful apnenr- - . - aueo, and is as light as a feather, and gay as a fall hloan peacock. Capt. Harry will determine in a day or two which way to Meet her. We believe Capt. Archer has chartered the llibberd. That is the understanding with our people. The Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York, one of the mot mugnificeiit establishments in America, if not iu the world, was opened on the 23d inst., unrjVi the proprietorship of ramu Stevens.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. '11 ... f. .. It ' f i. ! r...,...v .1 f. 1 1 1 ! .. , V every rarfetr of Throat smd LiingOnnplaint, that it iauiitirelr mme'-M.ir,y for its lo rw.umt the evidence of its virtues, th -ri ver it h:ut laeii em p!i I . Ah it lias bafj Ix-cn iu eaaataa4 use IhroagWat this kttua, ejb a. . .1 11 r lit nun.' than Msjtrf 1 ' 1" opie its iptality is kept up to the best it has . vet been, and that it may be relied 00 to do tr their n lief all it has erer is n fonn.t to ib. Ayer's at hartic Pills, FOn Al.f TIIK PI'RI'OSKS OK A IM KOATIVE MKDIt INK. Kdlt UOSTIVKNKSS; FoK THK t l ItE OF PV8PEPSIA; FOR J AVXDH'K ; Foi: TIIK ITKK til? 1NDIGKSTH 'N , rOR HKABAOHE; rot TIIK CUBE Or DT8KNTKUY; FOR A FOUL STOM M il ; FK TIIK t'l'RK OF ERVS1 1'KLAS ; FOR TDK I'IbLS; FU TIIK fl'UK OK KBurnU; FOR ALL tCaorULOCfl I 0HPLALMT8; FoR TIIK ( I RK OF RIIKl AIA'I ISM; Folt HISKASKS OF TIIK SKIN ; FOR TIIK t'l'RK OK LIVER o.Ml'l.AINT; FOR DROPSY ; VoR THK l!RK OF TETTKR. Tl MoRS AND SALT RHJECJI , FOR YVORMS; VuTL TIIK CUUK OF GOUT; FOR A DINNER PlLt: FOR THK I RK OF NKl KALOIA; FOR PI RIFYIXG THE BI.00D. Tliey are si;:tr-cated. o that the most sen-i I nive ci take them plrasaatly, and they MvtkwbM tpertettt .11 the world tor all the purposes it a tami y pliysie. Price IS . . nts jier box ; Six D-jxeh fv.r fU . Great tnimWrs of Clergymen, rhysiciaiis, stat.--lu.-ii, aad uuuuent j. isoiiaes. hare laBl their llamas to entity the utipiiralleli-d uselulness of thew xeiuislies. but iMtr spact; here will not permit the inu r . ... ... ..... 1 f ; 1. wiiioii 01 inein. x lie .1. 1.10 ia.uii ii.uuv.1 110 10.-11 r)ktie (ur Aajucfcx Almanac, in ahkh thev are ftven ; Willi ak.o'UJl uescriptious ol tlie aoovecoinplaints. and the treatment that sJiould be followed Tor their cure. Do not be put off by unpriuciplcd ilea', rs with other preparations they make mm e ; roltt ou. Iemand Avku's, aud take no others. The M' k want the ls'st aid there is for them, aud tiny should have it. - Prepared by DR. J. C. AYLR if Co., Lowell, Masssx-husetts. Sold by KELLER 4 W It ITE, Kvauv:!!c, aa ! by all Urugists aiul JlercLatit- tmouuout tbe country; uiar J'i-diV we. im mmmm DR. HAAS, havtha leased the rOon i formeriye -caiiteabv Dr. Kivett, in Dr. BrayV bulldiiiir, onto- : lte Uk l'o-t Oltice, would reajn-ct fully solicit the citii.cu of Evansville and the stirfonnultig towns ma ouutty. is it his rooifit atid. see tne speciiurii ou exbibition. All th..si win. need D l I .1 arratiuMMsrfia'iusalid are plbase l wtttl Ids i rk, shall U ajteudep fo.alth fcreat pleasure. Jhri'NTl N LTOU8 OVM works wifjkcl a seam or crevice. Nothing ill be Itoere clean, r have greater streuglh. His Ei. n k WwtK ha-. !!t two , tins in a full upper or lower set. I'ersous ca4 la ujjb its heartily as tlieyclioi.se without showikj that their teeth are art il: ...i , ami cheeks that an v.nken cau be restored to nearly tlieir of initial c..t.i.r. lb- also in. il..- the asual styles of plain and simple Kuu loot Ii oik 01 fold and silver 1 ii and also the Cheoplastic work, which is much liked by these W ho bale Used it. He has also t W. ! . -. I fcir cxt rai ling teeth without pain do inh ibition -no injurious effects arising from their u I In- most abdicate can have them applied with -i lis I Oay Parents w ill i oiisult the health and be.-n.: I tkeir children by Laving the Dentist direct tlieir second dentition, thereby protlucing syiiiiuei i y ami lotilt h t.. those in valuable organs. Or I take pleasure in introdticitic: Ir. Hi- , formerly of Lafayette, Ind., niy sue - .i to ih. old rooms in Bray's buildiug, hoping be wili lind them both pteaaant and profitable ITroni my intercourse wiih the Doctor, I am pleased to find him one .. I the progress i ip; io-s. ssing taste and hi -h professional ability and standing. With ihi View, I can, w ith safety, Psoonnend him to the community as a skillful andcompetenl dei.ti-.!. apis J. KIVETT. iTMLl. O.V T-.V .f.V nFTERT.i SlTCCRKf) 1 GEORGE Tilt GIN HILL tak.-s pleasure In Inlanaina hie old customers that in the quality and j style on his work, be flatters nlmseune cannot i excelled. Be may still 1 found at the corner of Second and Mam -tr. i t-. where the choicest Harness and Saddles of every descrtptloei . au be obtained on the hart of tm Ms. adT" Repslriag Aoae with aeatasai sad li-pat. h. Set-ond-haud Harness alas on band. e1 T .W KMi llJUVTS, i'll 1 'Sit t.i.y ., AND HUt G'.I.STS. We are regularly 1 1 i ialai, additiona to our -Ii. k of PnMai Mkicikf, CHsjSMsaa, Paawta, osu Faaatswas, tsaweaaaa and Paass Ahtmi.rs, which we me prepared to ofler tr. th- tiaile on as (j.Mal teri.ts be i i . .-tiro is tu on: .11. I. "il- J isville. or St. Louis. We bare in store lo tons of Kxtra Pi at: Wmitk Leap, in kers of 2.r P-s, j0 lbs, and luo lbs, wlm It we ire selling to the Had.' at inanufa -tun r KELLER Jc WHITE. No. :tu Main street. i wyJMTU wni.-h O.V .tin.j.t 1 -Mut Sept' mber ls'cJ, tlie R.tar.l ol Colllily oinmissioiiors of Vaj.lerl'tire.ii county, mil aoa tract with the bidder liloht advaiitapius to the iutefMl of the county, for making tie- till on Kruitkliu st., at the west end of the bridge cresslng HflSaS Creek, oil said street. Sealed pr..ssals for sin. I work will lie received ep to 1- o cl... l, M., M - i i day, at the Auditor's ollice. iloud and sisunrity will be nspiireil ol the c"iitractors f r said w ork. Hy order of thtrtonntv Board. jy;sj-ddrwtd WM. 11. WALKER, Auditor. BUTHrT KltillT kiXU OF A THRESHING MACHINE! Tl. TJn4nvi4 Ul bnr.bnM -, XlLLft IdlUUl X 111 CaitCl rtUU Separator, With MOFFITT o HOItSK POWtJI ATTAI H ED, i- . oiiselered 1. Is- the In st ma. bin.- of tin kind iu the West. The uiitlersin.st are now pi. pat.sl t l'un.i-h lil:ichiiies of the above Patent, ol a style and make mot aavaMed ia tbe .-i. rn isnastrj'. AU we ask is tk ii our work may Is' o. n.paio.l with any ol our olt-aiporai ies, as aisi. our prices. These M i cklam wire already liioiouliiy kstnnl 1 and known when we tuiuuicnced lie- uiiiuul.u lute them; ami we si . ill only say that al the I. . chines I that oaten: which w . make, slut il U- ma.le in such a aiaueei . of sauk matci ials, and with sock improve is ol otir evil, as will ui.ilorially increase the valuable reputation ft haa acquired auioug Threshers. We cau tHa" ..lb r to our custom, is a cfreins o these excellent Machines, nnd also a choice ot the Horse Powers, to drive them, of any sir.e, from 4 to 10 horse, upon as reasonable terms - any other ectaLlisuiucul : and we reels clluiiv solicit orders fr ,.iti.r r kjn,i, :il,d would re.uest that thry I. . ; l ( ... ... .1. . , seut in as eariy as posoioie, io insure neiiiiie, me l t ' kkatz A hei i m an. Mm11- I.KJLHS' ui I.M.y K . - MITCIJU OK flKKVE TUMI. Will. CX'llE FEVER AND AGUE Aud other NERVOUS DISORDERS, YELI.oW. CHAGRES, ASD PANAMAFEYERS, ('an often Ik- prevented by the use of this invaluable remedy. Tbe rticips is from a very celebrated Physician, after having thirty-five j an' experience in II. -pitals nuJ private practice ia Re York City, and has been tested iu all actions .! ibo cuntry. iluriiiir the im-: six years, with lb.- nio-t wonderful success. iZ,''1 "' ' reiiuieocfatid guarantee this Medicine as a tarfect Tonic J. II. IIAZAKP, I'topn. i -i , - ... Ul Maiden L.anc, ami Klet. hel - I i .s i. New ..cU. For sale by LEIt'H f CARLsTEHT. p'li-dAwas MO K It t KUXMM t UJIST. TltK.K MX Cliests are made in the most faithful manner at ihe psshville IVniteiitiaiy , ofred Osdar, mrt o( five difiereiit Hi ... The odor ol Ihe w ! is d . strurtive to in. lbs ami ail insecis, anu ren.iei tie l best- invaluable lot packin away blank- u .m l i.tbel woolen c od.s thloil.'h the Slinitnrl K..r - .! al th.- W ten Ware M.-ru. J. r.. RI'SSELL, Sun Main sti, . t, inv-'o Betaeeii I turd and Fourth, Louisville. mtmKVSBES AM CVRr i U ; v MM 75 iozea Shoe Mrnahes, assorted. 7 Q4i Srrul.biiit; .to tl. :ui a. Horse ,.. ,r. 15 d Whitewash do do IS a,, i m. .thm a j. 200 do Curry Combs, C and 8 bars.

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COMMISSION MERCHANTS Old Established Wharf Boa' EVANSVILLE, IND. F. G. O'RIIsEY 8c Co. 5 ' MMI-sl" . MERCHANTS i tioueral Railrca',St :o..ls.At , ami Evpr-s A. -ntttfm iai aaaaai for the PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; an. I connections ore r wliieh r are autborie.l t.. give through r-eeipts at the lowest possible ratet, Haviiit; a mammoth Wharf Ui.t at the Ian. In the lar-est Otl the Ohio River, eaiable of storimr ami pnteetiafj all merchandize liable to ilarnsfe front exjxainre, we are prearwd to facilitate tlie disl patch of all consignments, forwarded to our care hv either

RIYER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Pkrticnlar attention jianl to R.s-eivinp, Sterin and rocwardiug, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to as lor sale, nnJnatiI ii pitaratiteeil. Office and extensive Warehouse or Wab r sti I adjoining the Telegraph, and on the V Inrf ls.af, when- we are to la found, attending to the inten I i.f otir p.itrons at all hours, day and night. With our superior facilities; long standing ; untiring energy; ami knowledge of our hi e ftel conndvnt of giving general satisfaction, and hope to merit a continuance ot the extensive patronage we are now enjoying. Litarral cash advant-ea aill be made on allc. 'i. i. raents to either ouraelrea or correspondent ia an of the principal ni.ukeu. North, East or Sontk. P. C. O'RILEY A CO. fXiJS'JL STOMJGE.l have a large ,1. u - I. le Warehouse at the Canal Basin, capal ! .1 storing any amount of produce, which will bo re -ceivtsl. stored, taken enre of and held unbj.s't t.) the ownors otJ. rs on most reasonable terms. IV i. O RI1.EV. rah2r,-tf tU.VE, M-)HUiltltl.V4i AND . Commission Merchant, No. 2 South Water Street, E ansi ill r oct21-ly tiTOMiJ R U JJTR ii W re prepared to store in our Fire Proof Warehouse, any quantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandize, on tbmost nigral terms. Hatint,- larr aad airy rooms --.p stairs, partfenlar care will I o taken of Household Furniture. Ani. cultural Implements mid all kinds of tiols or war.-:, liable to damage from damp or rust. Insurant ! flcct-d at the lowest fire proof rates , by the month, or longer w hen desired. Waaehouse located . n corner of Locust street arid W Mild K IVirei! if.rl mitdt Mdi.Ai.lu.lf.,.. I, I br Kivei'i.r I: olrnail 1 in PM GEO. FOSTER ACt. gBitnliW a JIMJLMJV, BMCJS1 1 -aLav IM.. 1-OKWA1UJIKG AND GENERA I. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, I A nfe i. i Kanawlia aalt Company, EvansA tTle, I I diana, 'e have formed a co-partnership under tin , sty !e of liuowx a Aikman, and offer onr servict s in I the ftajuuity as set forth in our card above. We are fully prepared to extend everv facilil shippers, either oy CANAT., RIVER, r Its. II. RuAI, and assure them that. their intereafe shall I ov faithfully represent. .), should they be 7. i, a. tav. 1 us with theirputrauage. olbce and AVarekousc on the corner of Main i-t. and (lie dual. WM. BROWN, W. M. AIKWAn. Late ol 11. .ward A. brown. Late of FiST I 1; . ' ' janr-tt WW.V S. .MITf'Mi'i. I, m- e MK9M i i.n'fSO, rORWAKMNi; AND 1 "MM I STON MERCH N 'l - W.tter stl.s l. betlltell Maill and las II I. i;v. s 1 but, j aM M A . f. I'articular attention given lo the tot wanting I . ueral .Met. ban. lise and Produce, Isr biter. t 'anal, or Railroad. aKtMIrn f.. tJUTKMt ilOitf.i;. o-i. r t. It. S. Howard,) Keceiviag, t'orv ding an 1 tsilumissioti .Merchants, No. I Water street, neat Main, Evansville, Indiana. tf T Lilieial advances m.i.le on cj.naif unients to New rl ans. K. r. M AI ..IITI U...U. Ii. SI.Al l.IITI a.. VS M. HolMiK, JK m9W9m led iiikam m i.son iosr.ru r. m arivtMi.s Auction and Commission. A'o.v t o., SI t i KtH f to Woolsey Nelson, will continue the Commission business, both at private sale and in auction, at the old stand, corner Main and Third streets, opposite the Washington Hotel, where they will pay particular attention to the sale of everything entrusted to them ; they will attend to any aUcUou sal. anywhere iu I .'. city. Particular attention gnen to the sale of Lands nd Town Lots, Ac., io. feblT-ly SfOAIBO RECL'LAG PAsSKXGER IM k , ll MM Kl BOW KN.Hnti k, M . Master, leaves Evansville 'I'm saaaBBsV lay and Friday, at I2olo L, M., arriving at PadiMah at o . I.sk, A. II., ..no at U.i'fliMk, SI., Ue.lnes.lay an. I Sattirilay. Ilettiruin?, leaves I'airo eiery Wislnestlay ntl .Saturday, st 7 o'clock, P. M., and Paducah every Thursday and Sunday, at s o'clock, A. M , connecting at Kvaitsx tlie with the Kvnlisville and I'rawtoidaville R. II., ami I'.i. kei- for tin . n River. Also, co..i.e. ini rai Smitliland with ninU i land Rivei Packels ; at Cairo, with Memphis, N, u in leans and ." t. I.oiii- Pa kets. Tickets can !' ohl.ned on lxr.l the b..at I ail Eustei'li I 'ties. septet RKGI LAW K ANSVILLE A CAM MELTON TKUWKKKLl FACKKT. MmJItMMiT TI.JIR! I'.il hi I PltlM CES!! The fast and light i . ic.rer pack, t ALII'. , Caut. i ii Mil n li s.i i i i:, t'lerk Worth-t in ton and Cooht, is now placed as a permaueM km kel in the trade, and will leave E an-ville pun. -tnalt , every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND PSIDAY, at lo . '. lock A. M., and returniag, will les. nelton every . Tl'KSDAY, TniT.iiDAY, AND SAT! RDAY, Si 7 A. M. Per freight or passage, apply on hoard, . aug4 wntoBtOtisMAMBriiy. kink i k. ii r Jm diau-ht steamer IVLANh. lira.-.y, master, J. II. 1 moult, ch rk, will lea-. Eiausiille 1 Loafsvllle mid intermetliste lndint everv 'III s lAY HYMNING, at 5 P. M., and terv SATt RDAY MORNING, it 'A.M. Por firi.'ht . imissa'e, apply n lsir ' jy it AY J liiJi.H'S t tt.n p.vi AT NEW ARRANtiEM KNT. The Aham's Exi r.tss Coni'ASV te ttnlly an noitnre to their friends and patrons, the public of Evansville uud vicinity, that, with iiki. ties for the transportation of iflE HEIGHT, PACKAGES, si o s i: y a i l v a i i a n i. r . They solicit a -oMniumi . of f i in. . In.-i.. I -- pecial car Motes, aw ' ia kagi s. pecial care taken in the collection ! Hills, Drafts, and the transportation of small and valuable I KUL't I All ....rsons wishiuir to avail tUnist-lvw. of the U Cllltlcs ol me express, cau ouiaiu any ui-sinsi uuermatiou ill refcreuce ! the routes and details id the bu-iuess, at their Office on Eirst street, K-lwefa Main an 1 L icust, opposite the Tost Ofln. . de 1- G. U. FIM1. AaenL IM.WSVil.LK J'it fJOVVJttt VEIi .-STAR, Eowhr, master, leaves Evjiiiville everv Monday, 1 WadBMeWapi and Friday, at 12 o'clock M. Leaves l... I ... . I. ,,-. r,- Tit.-s.l-.,- Tli nes.luv . un, I -Will nWs V- ; . , , , ., k A" M. Connecting at Evansville wiia lie- Evansville and i.twlordsville Raitr.aul l.r all points North an. I East, with pa. kets lor Loutsiill. , a, and Wabash Vivers. At Taducah with p 1. 1. . t- be t. Leais, New Orleans, aud tlie Dailv Mail Ixjats lot Cairo, Nashville, and Teni i-i. HS"Unsiiiess j.roiuptly attended, and cbarpes tor freight and pa-s.t-. . same as charaed by th. i. ..c lar packet. Through bills of Udiu. jri o to Ne. - id all points on the TeunesSee and I'uiiiherlaud rivers aim Is CLEAR THICK ICE FROM LAKH PKIMN OMM. M. ii B MM LEV -MT TMtl OJfM earnest n licitation of niajiv 1 - . hsa t-oiicbsSsd to .listribnle a portion ot bis SPI.KNDI l I. K E PEPIN ICKttheciti7eu.s :th. owii.b I. ivina It at their doors from ao 11s. lie will . 1. ... r to beKiu the bn-.ii - to-inorr. morwin The ico is as clear as -nobd at a r. mil ihietv intL.a iii thickiiPSS. Hs is sorry 1 at the original cwt and heavy expenaca Of .11 ins it. will not allow tilm to put tb pri low in consumers as he would wish ; but he is persuaded that when its .!ura!.iliy and superior .. tili ties are fully tested, it will le foiiti.l 1 beitprr I ban any other 1.. be had, and when the u.aoUUI I.-i l!u whole was. ill's ice in looted Up, the total cXp-Use will not be found to be greater than the sum pu i for our ordinary ice 111 common sea-.. lis. those who audi a regular supdi st their slores or ilwelbiis, will please leave rtiir orders st I. G. DMIIJCTWcoNitinataessv, jelo H,9TtMKh .i.y'll JKWKI.Mw NKW STOCK r i:Uli:oLLE We would r.-spectfiill ml. Tin tbe public that wa bale just leteiv.d . ill le w h. k . 1 I. -I. I an. I si. ver Wat. In s, tin Jea. hy. Silverware, i lo. ks,iolJ Paasj kc. . iii. in.I.i: -.u.e very fine EatvaV Torsi, M - nc, and ' aiii.-o es-n- v rich and handsome -tiles of Qsld .. in i.l Pa MM Nest 'hsin, Rreasl Puis, Pi.ic. lel-. Kit limes. Kinder Rile. Ac We would i all parti, ubir attention to tu.- stock ot I,. .1.1 an. i Silver Wat.bes, which are of superior itiality. iii all reeiects. Also, a good stock of Table, lea. ..li. an I M ivtai d !oons, Korks, c, u ii i.nitisl pure Silver. Silver-plated Ware, such as Castors, Cake Boa. kets. Sj us, d c., of THE BEST VJI ALlTl , alw ill 3 wo bill. I W . sr . -slling at Kastern prices fot iah, and warrant our goods to te as leptesented. myl6 BITTROLLF BROS., 4: Main st.

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