Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 10, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 August 1859 — Page 2

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atto ibttrual. VI? EVANSVILLE, IND. M 'SPAY MORNING. AIC.UST 2r tin A vcun to tlae Cvuietrry . What we most lack to make our city an attractive place of reside ace, arc pleasant drives in the vicinity. One-aalf of the year our conmou roads are impassable with mud, and a large portion of the remainder they are enveloped in clouds ot dust.They have all been laid out upon the cheap est utiliurian plan to serve imperious neces- 1 sies, when the population had neither means nor time to think of pleasure and re- ; Times have changed wealth creation. and luxury have increased, and occasional relaxation and amusement are now recognized as essential wants for the health and happinessof all classes, and which men in every

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condition have a right to clairr. It is every . ... i i a , . ... ' ties that a city of so much wealth, mcludwhere claimed to be the dutv of municipal i . . . x. iaK 80 manv men ot intelligence, ol etuarggovernments to provide the means for the rf commercial ia the maQ. people in every town to indulge in the en- of rfould joyment of fresh air and free exercise tor iudifferent in niatter8 amusement as one of the best means of pre- q interesUs. lt fa an

serving aca promoiing tmum morals. The first proprietors of our town com mitted a cpital error in not appropriating crm rwirt.inns of their rtlots for Dub- i

lie grounds and -.arks. The city council complete this end of the road. The Comhave perpetuate the evils of the penurious ""' makes a strong appeal tor the road - i uM,rri, oil i to Us readers. It says: po1;ct of the early proprietors througn all . , . . V . . v i..4f.M,w , nMa The time has now arrived when the most time bv rctu-ine to bnv land tor pub..c u?es . , A, 1111,1 UJ rtiu-iujj v .e energetic artiou is nevessarv tor the successwhen it was unoccupied and cheap. A few fu, ami imme(jiate compfctiou of this road thousand dollars, which would have pur- j it is with the people of Henderson to say ch.ised a handsome central park ten years whether they will do it or not. If you , . . ,, t Hfc tn thn fail to subscribe the hundred thousand dolrTo would now be wortn to tr.o oiiv, in . ... , - . xo, si im for tj,e roafj Wllj forever Durthe value it would have imparted to all M beyond rtsurrection but vote it and it other property ia the city, one hundred ' wjn not be leng before the shrill whistle of

dollars for everv dollar of the original pur- , ehase money. The mistake is now irremediable within the present city limits ; and the public spiritof the present day is as ealen- , culating and selfish as it was among our predecesJrs; and we don't feel like buying and . o ! building a park beyond our present limits ; only for our successors to enjoy. But a beautiful and commodious avenue, extending from the streets of the city into the coun- j , . , try, for a pleasant drive or promenaae, can be e: joyed by the present gencratiou who . u rrat enmo rotnrn f r it4 rxnenil- ! ivii iu.itu SV . . i i ... itures, while it is provioing, wim ptrental care, for its heirs and Baeeenon. A new road has been laid out and ordered by the public authorities to be opened, lead- j ing from Chestnut street to Oak Hill, a diatanre of one and n half miles. It ia proposed to construct it in a manner to make it ' .1 a pleasant avenue for a walk or drive, by giving it width, and planting its sides thick with shade trees. It will be a public work, ia the pleasures and benefits of which every resident and visitor of the city can participate. The road is over very eligible ground, the proprietors of which give the right of way, and the whole expense of the plan will uot exceed, we are told, thc rum of 3,000. So great a public blessing to old and young, rich and poor, cannot be secured in any other way so cheap. Our citizens should insist on the immediate execution of the work. It will shorten the distance to our beautiful cemetery grounds about onethird. It is opposed, because it i3 feared that it may divert a few country wagons from passing the doors of some small grocery stores at the upper end of Main street. It may also disturb a 6ccluded neighborhood enveloped in the stenches of filthy slaughter houses, and cause the removal of their nuisances. The health, pleasure, and interests of the city are to be sacrificed to gratify the selfishness of three or four persons, w ho, having no desire for the decent comforts and innocent amusements of life for themselves, cannot appreciate the want of them in others. The public voice demands that the road should le built, and there is no reason for dc'.ayi-1 tho executiou of the order already on record. A Committee from the A?hlander?' Association of New York, called on the Hon. John Minor Botts a few day3 ago, and requested his consent to become a candidate of the opjiOaition to the Democracy for the Presidency. Mr. Botta replied at some length, stating that he did not think it would be a difficult matter to manage the affairs ol' the flovernra?nt. There was no necessity fur involving the country in difficulties abroad and quarrels at home. He thought there was need t' a change in the Adminiitration, and great need of improvement. He concluded by saying "If it is the pleasure of my countrymen to confer this high and honorable distinction upon me, I will accept it with pride, and I hope with a resolution that could not be shaken, never to be turned by any influences that might be brought to bear upon me, from what I believe to be the honest j.ud faithful discharge of all duties that might devolve upon me." Iftjgy (Jur old Democratic friend, Dr. Geo. B. Graff, formerly of Gibson county, and recently appointed M Receiver at the Land Office at Da.-otah, Nebraska Territory, has become sole proprietor and editor of thc Dacotah Herald. The paper advocates Jo Lane's pretentions to the Presidency. The Doctor arrive ! at his old home last week, aud received a cordial welcome from his former neighbors. He proceeds to Washington on business connected with the Indian affairs of Da.-otah. He thinks Nebraska the finest country in all the world. The Doctor is for bringing the Territory mti the Tnion as a State before the next Presidential elec.

tion, in order to give theCharleston nominee these passengers are to lie procured we have three or four additional votes. The people yet to learn. It is idle to coiij -cture. With of the Tirritorry, he says, will call a con- ' regard to the uioar. y. t ne esary, cornvention the approaching winter to form a mercial question n ill she pay f we fear State Constitution, which will be presented the answer must U- in I he negative, to Congress before the termination of the next ession, and admission as a Stata de i BMm nU the manded. . itttrMfai ot the sea mi will In served up at Therxlore's Kxihine thi-. morniug for The Louisville Democrat is of the opinion luuch. Those fond of good eating should that Rev. John McClung committed sukide. I call in.

The UtHHersott and KtihVUU Rati I -I timid

The people of Hen kr. "V to too- n roVrdvisni od outrages of every de-idption. the 17th of September, hpon an ordinance ' )n the evening before tlic ussembliaol' the of tlu ir City Council, to fub-cribe one hun- American Convention, crimes were toiiuuitdred tkmmmi dollars to aid in the MMfka. ted that would put MMkl to the Mush, tion of the Hender sou and Na,hvi le Hail- A man named Mdhif arreted at road. There are two propositions on which : py R Jsv tvvo j ,h:xri,vd M the citizen are to dot-Mle, ahethe.- the city j hnving rorged rheek9 o.i tW New bonds, payable in thirty years, be issued, Albany bank about a year ago. He was or whether thev will after theex.ninle of I i . v.,. in... nn-n:r ,, ,.;.,.

,,ft(lucahvote to tax thcmsdveg) at once I m . successive an- t. .... . , , lf M . Kr - In the ; polu.ca rump g, o f li M , 4 ' Black, of Pennsylvania, stated that Mr. Bu xZISll" weddwl 10 and thft The people ot that ( Ue hafl divorced from her, as

anw lo rs,:,e l,R u,uur-' " " will be needed, without feeling the burthen. This extraordinary call would not create a heavier assessment on their property than we pay in this city as a regI 1 1 1 q r tor It ia a mnrrAl in Ytiier rnmmnni. , . le ont of the pale of their own city. This attempt, it is said, to raise money is the last effort that will ever be made to the locomotive will be heard in your streets, bring in the rich products of the back coun try and giving new life and vigor to everything around us. It is hardly possible hat any man who loves his country, the town iu which be lives, and who love and venerate his God can vote against it. How would a man feel after committing such a clvilization and tne intere3t ot the community ? Would he not feel like he bad wronged his neighbor, ai.d. in fact, the ole country through which this road pasie.- ' ill the citizens of Henderson vote thc u? u most important eiecti0ni that ever has or ever will take nliu e in thlanitv. he. au.-t unon our vote on i . . i . i thn I7fh hnnni till, rlptlinrnf T-nnr eitv " J The strangest objection of all to cotnpletK the road is, that it will iucrease the value 01 unimprovea lots in ue city ana raise tne taxes on men. so to mane mem n. uunucu to their owner?. For his reason jome sav thej would ratlu r Have tne roaa go to 1- ...III. 1 n . ..... It ...I..... V. Kvansville than come to.ll- nderoa to dis turb tneir Rip Tan Winkle slumbers. Give it to us; we will take it for the price ot 100,000 at which it is guaranteed to be finished to Henderson. Indiana Items. Hon. Graham N. Fitch is seriously ill at his residence in Logansport. The .Miami County Stntmtl says that the hog cholera has broken out in that region and has proved very destructive. The Cyprus swamp, in Knox county, is to be drained by turning the wnter into White river through thc river Dusciiee. This will reclaim a large quantity of excellent soil. The Blooniington BtfmtMtBA sny. th:it the poles of the telegraph line along the New Albany and Salem railroad are nearly all put up, and it is expected that the wire will be stretched, and the line in working order hv the 1st of October. Father Di Maria h:u; resigned the jBBBBB ship of the Catholic Church, in Terr- Haute, ana returns to ex. ..out,, mi -mm mm DC filled by Father Bckn.tli, late of Bards- , town. Ky. j The Vincennos G(i;ftt and Madison Courier are out in favor of Col. Henry SJ Lane for Governor in 1800. Col. Lan is a man of undoubted integrity, a brilliant ora- j tor, and, if elected, would mnke an excellent Governor. Some Lafayette men are laving out ft ' , , ., ,i town at the station on the L & I. Ka.lroad, ; twelve miles distant from Lafuyette, lieretotore known as " Baker's Corner." It is raited Btoekwcll, in honor oi Roloi t Stockwell. It is to bo tilt seat of an Academy under the patronage of the Methodist Episcopal Church. There BBbM to lie a difference of opinion among the justices of Indianapolis on that i section ol the act licensing the sale of liquors, that prohibits selling on Sunday. The Maror and one of the justices hold that there is no penalty affixed to that section, ..... . , ' and, therefore, it is inoperative and void.Two other justices maintain, however, that the penal'y which attaches to an unlicensed v. n,hr attaches to tlieheu,cl dealer throughout every section of the act under which he obtains his permit to sell into.ticctine liouors. Some"Jcase will likely be appealed far settlement bv the Supreme Court. The monster steamship Great em, styled by sonic of the papers as tinfloating furiong," is advertised in the London papers to leave Eno-land for the United States early in September, after making a short trial trip to ?ca. Her arrival on this side of the Atlantic, next month, will cause a great sensation at the East. She Ua two sets of engine?, and two propellers; she has a ten thousand horse- power, and the calculation is that she will be able to go to Calcutta, round tin- Cafe, in thirty-two days takiug with her ten thousand tons of cual, five thousand KM of Cargo, and at least iwo j thousand persona. How this freight and

Oehtral Intelligent: Baltimore still sustains her rrput;itlOu f'cr

the Louisville .Anumaf says he has become wedded to Mis-Government. The Rev. Dr. Hill of Waltham, Mass., will probably succeed the Hon. Horace Mann in the presidency of Antioch College. Dr. Bellows was the first choice ot Mr. Mann and the friends of the College but his obligations to his church prevented him from uccepting. Moses D. Phillips, of the well known firm of Phillips, Sampson k Co., booksellers and publishers, iu Boston, died on Saturday evening, at his residence in Brookline. The deceased had been in ill-health for several months. His age Was 4G years. It is stated that the publication of the Wise-Dounelly letter has actually strength ened the Governor in Virginia. He has, of course, mortally offended both Dougla; and Buchanan, but the question still remains whether he will uot be all the stronger for boldly repudiating both, from the outset. The arrival in this country of the "All England Eleven '' Cricket Club is looked forward to with much interest in the Eastern cities. Matches have been made for them in sevetal localities. That to be played at Philadelphia takes place on the 3d and 4th of October. It is expected to be one of the most interesting sights ever witnessed in the Quaker City. A destructive fire occurred at Cario, Illinois, on Tuesday morning last, by which eleven or twelve buildings were entirely destroyed. The fire broke out in the "Emmet House," and spread so rapidly that it was impossible to check it. Most of the buildings destroyed were ?mall frames, and not - Of mUCh ValllC Thv loss is estimated at between $20,000 and .10,000. The amount of insurance is not stated. Mr. Magoffin, the new Governor of Kco. tucky, is described by the Louisville Courur as in the prime of life. He is a native of Mercer county, where he now resides. His grand-father, Samuel McAfee, a pioneer ot tne Old Dominion, settled in that country in 1775. The name and the family are familiar to every Kentuckian, connected as they arc with some thrilling incidents in their early history. Mr. 0. Jeunings Wise, editor of the Richmond Fnqitirrr, and the son of Govrrnor Wise, whose duels have of late been as frequent as if he delighted in the pistol and not in the pen, is one of the most quiet and peaceable-looking men in the Union; and those who know him esteem him for his manly and upright character. He does not seem to be more than twenty-two years of age. The New Yorker? are justly proud of their new Central Park. Although in an incomplete state, it is daily filled by thousands, anxious to flee, for a few moments, from the noise and filth of the city proper, and inhale a few whiffs of fresh air. Ou every Saturday evening, free concerts are given by the best musical talent of the eitv. This performance, which lasts near three ! hours k divil,pd iuto three part, 1K.rmittilll, the TftSt trowd, to walk ilbout in the intpr VftIj A large proportion of ll.e audi, m I ftre Tyonjen ana children. Emmncfl of Imprisonmist The M ! lowing is an extract from Count Gonfnllconier's account of his imprisonment: Fifteen years I existed in a dungeon t. n feet square ! During six years I had a cornpanion ; during mne I was aline! 1 nev, r could distinguish the lace ot him who M my captivityt in the eternal twilipht 0f our cell. The first vear we talked incessantly together; we related our past Hrea, our joys forever gone, over and over again. The next year we communicated to each oilier our thoughts and ideas on all subject a, The third year we had do idea.s to t oniuiunicate; we were ieginning to loe the power of reflection. The fourth, at the interval of a month or so, we would open our Upa to ak each other if it were possible that the world went on as gav and hustling aa when wo formed a portiou of mankind. The fifth ;v' were silent. The sixth he was taken a.v-I ner knew where-to execution or liberty. But I wa glad when he wa gone ; even solitude was better than the pale, vacant face. One day (it must have 'l JR or.two after my compauion 1 ft me door 'va? tiriVi-iulimr I L'hA a n tlm . A 1 : . . . - 1 . vere uttered "By order of his Imperial Maiestv. I intimate to vou that naw wife W - - Af " fIed a year ago." Then the door was shut, a,ml 1 u0 mn 1bfJrb,,t n,,nK iui.i go;ni ajviii ujjwh , unit pess me iiliuir with it. At Cleveland, Ohio, ou Monday last, while a number of workmen were hoisting a uarrcl 01 "nsa 011 10 P'ce 11 " ni it vessel, something in the tackling gave way. letting the barrel fall fair and square on the henfi of R darkey who was in the hold. All supposed he was killed, but he escaped with a few slieht cuts and a scare. His head proved too hard for the barrel, knocking Iwth ends out, and so completely envelopino; hi. ii that it had to be knocked to pieces jo as to release him. While the wouuds on his cranium were being dressed, he remarked, u Gor a mighty, gues3 dis 'ere llalUeV 1 1 1 1 1 1 I nef.,1 , n' ;i,.,n liic bar ' .i liult. WM b .jamaced bv the blow, that the fellow weut to work again the same day. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BRAN ! BRAN! MAN! fmrnYMMWrn tows fbesh bh.i.v B t.-r sale al sixty -live Ceata per hundred Mffl EBSKINE ( t BVICK . '. MBIBS O L F TIOW. - MM Tbecopartie r -hi p keretofoea . - i-ling aadi t tin style of Stoddard d Thoinpson mss dissolved August WB W m. II. P. Stoddard is aii.horie.l to use the ujiDe of the Isle linn in Miliii. ill I counts, cud v ill roatiaaa l . transit all busii, as before at 17 Main strsct. aagntaVai a

NEW ADVERTISEMENT J. F SMITH, M D., AURIsfT Ft ineiixil tin AVjt Yt! m,4 CinAuafi

M EtuUtrntumt for tm Dtqft .V.VOf.V "US TO TilOXK MR- . n w ith l.- ! n Oi i rr-jM-.nl-nCf, HIKI WW nii'ii KrurM,J iv Utafm; .'o1mc tn the tttatt, n.i.t all iHmg-rfblt illeeharg-f Sptrdtl,, ,.f Hrmtly Vurtd, tcUnott J atMntoHBtniunc. . . K it.. .......... 1 1 1 1. 1 1 I... ....... . . . Strfofand utnlivIKl ntintan to Tini nnmii w special practice liaa enaMol 1 i i t reduce hi treatTiK i.t lv Ui li ; .li-r-' i! stir '. i" iidh uif iikwi iiifirt)0(l and fit-flnrafr rriv !!. I, by a fehdT;it tenti.'ii ! tin- rein.-.hHl a.-ntu win. Ii h.- r. - "A ntleiBaii.an twatraile man, and itkillful in Ion pi..t.'sioa." Jeiwe I l. inrjit . Fdil.'i Western Literal y M-.iiK'r. "A (j.-ntlemaii ami n. slul iu the pi .i.-miii A. P. W bet-l- r. M D . V hfcjafc I i "You will tind linn one of the nol le iiisn ! earth." Hev. John K. Rle, editor c'lirii tian Advocate, Buftiil.). -killinl uliMiiciaii.au Aiii ijt wiiiiuiit aucuUiu, . a Kcntleman, and a learned nmn'-K. L Felt..... 1) I) Montreal. "They all wK oi lum in tne tnox uthh-iiii m i i for tn btarflt thej ban wertwd." Mta C Vaughn, Ckicngo. His trtatmetif iri scientific, fon tided on correct princitde. with the additional aid of .-Tperienr and Warning. J. Cordozo. Collector of t ut. ni, , Charleston, 8 C. "ThU is to certify tliat I was relieved .1' dsaffeeM of over forty years' rfft'f bj ikorl attondMMS I non Dr. J. F. Smith, Aarint, and i lu eiftilly . c in- ' nitfiid his treatment to my nri-uib and the paldic generally, asoasy of applic.ition, and eiti. a. imi-i i i its cure." Thi'iuun W . M. : ri.. U.nik f I'liarl.'.-t n, Charlsstoa, 8. C. . an25-3t WWM KURTZ, at the Wholesale and Retail Confectionary on First street, two doors from the Post Office, lias again hecn apoiuted sole aeiit for Maltby's Baltimore Oysters In ttie city of Erausville, and lie will receive daily f sppplies liy Kpres, directly from the Packer, iif Baltimore He is prepared to oner t He trade sucn inducements forkthe entire season as have never beta offered iu this market heretofore. A constant daily supply always on hand, so that dealers and families i t n old. mi at auy time during the s--.is..n th-.-e choice Oysters, In cans and half cans, and in Iks shell, warranted lresh and sweet, and very parts in flavor and quality. Terms cash. And iioii lnt bankftlde money received. A. KURTZ, au2.-Cni S.de Agent for Kvan.sville. M FKACH BASKETS ban eoaas at lart. To tho.-e w ho want to ship or send to friends abroad some of those delicious peachua now coming into market, we would e.iy that r liave a la.e lot of excellent peach haskets on hand, the ery m -t article t protect this tender truit from injury during transportation. V..r s.tlf low, l.v tlm or .'-.-en, l.y auioj g. H COOK 6 B0. T WO i.tuMt tJ K f KJTMMB WASTED. Inquire at the shop, orn.-r ot SeTMth and Walnut street. aui?" 1 EVANSVILLE NURSERY. THE SUBSCKIBER HAS FIFTEEN' thousand well grown Fruit Trees whi. li h" offers to the public cheap for cah. Karaerj ne mile from KvansTitie. on the ITewburg road. 1". -idence iu Elliott's Enlarcement. All orders ill receive prompt attoutlcn. If addressed to nillwTw l'HILll' HOFFMAN. sorted sires, wat ranted to lie of Mm very Ms i I ......11,.. ... , r . ....... .1 ... .a . r ...1.. I.au24 " JACOB TKAUB A iiii.nl i . ni. i c v 1., ii... i 11 I. i . . Notice to Directors. rwwE muF.n orh ot the sovthm m w stern Indiana Agricultural and Mechanical District Knir w ill no 'it -it Kvansville tin Tn day, September Cth, loi, 1 r the purpose of select ing Judue of Award for the saswiai Fair. Directors will please niakeont and biing with them a liM of persons jA their county qualified to act, mo that the Board can solect front the v hole. liv order of the President. an-'i-tt P. IIonXDROOK, Svc'y. PUBLIC SCHOOLS THE FREE SCHOOLS OF THIS City will commence on Moadaj, Sntrtabef 5th. All transfen to or from the city mvmX be made prior to September 20th, IS'.O. Bv order of the Board. au24-td r. HORN Hit QQK, CWk. iALT! SALT.' IfMO bbls 7 bush each, Ohio River Coinp .i . 2,KXI H 280 lha a " ;500 a Mt Dairy. Also, Dairv Salt iu BM and l'lb bag. for .ale at Um -t rataa, h 8EO. POSTKR .i ( 0 M0 Agentiihio River Salt Conipaiiv. $500.00 REWARD ! THK SI BBIBiBKB, AT MMMJVt ttSKKV. oa the Ohio rir iu Perry county, 1 1, i. m i, one mile below Cl ..verport, Ky., offet- r -ale fifty thotisand grafted Apple Trees, ot from one to two years' growth, of fifty different ;n i. Hi'-, til suited to the vV estern country. I will give any i,m ffvni:i-i iii Ho- Halted State '' ' hmndred iloll woiiiioi B.,.ie nee no iu mio larger oi tlniiiier two-year dd apple trees of Utj differrul Tarietfcathan I can. Pri.- t tv. . i l".cetit; trees under five feet high, In cents All j order, addressed toll,,. ,l..,riU-r at CloTsrport, , Ky. will be promptly it.n I to. ....II f 1 1 1 I Vf "N Pill K IS Ot HESTER J II Ul FFAI.O COOPER TOOLS. I .lum received, a large a. i tun nl .1 I R. Lu ' Ion's and W hite's Cooper Knives; also, patent V I t roos, Truss H ops. dc, of thw very les: aaality. JACOB STBA1 1! .f BON, ai."Jt 171 Main St., bet. Second and Third. .1. 1 VINSON, bite Mitst.r Mechanic RaJInaa, D. CALLAMAK, late Eaglneec an Hackiaha do. WM. HTXTINQTON, late romaaa MoaMei Im It.dker, KlanauM A 0b, ! JOHN IVINSON & COnixrr.nii i rs or STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES Comer Leet bm$ WbIT HtfBtt, EtaHirill Indiana. I'arti. ul.ir attentinu . ien le all mi. Ii aarh h:iixartains to. HA ILROA i'.i, 8TKA BBi 'A T, DISTILLERIES, bTIXINC i W, ORIST, RV -I.. AKD M ILl 3;. TOUAVi " U ISM Sl LAUD PRESSES , kad in ii it KACHIlfSBT F BVCBI DEBCMPTION klsa, ii- ii-1- VSawtBn Wiaaaa p, sail Sill, Venilator.-. QaakWi Iron Hailing , and all kind-. d IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. Dealers in Steam lUiiWnter GaMCM, Steam Whistles. VroUitlit Iron Ptfjes, Cum lleltii,. snd Parklaa aaa Fire iirick. aa. Cspe ial atu-utioii paid t.. .. hLIng, Rapair- ' ing and niai-kniitliiii(.'. saf9t6ai BOH itE.S'T THE THI HI! STOltf My of ,t. m. c,i iv eii'i i tore m Tint street, at m 1 lsin. A inn, t be e rond story ot the yvsrebou-e id thw re.u. These rooms are lare and i omuiodintiTerin , In.jii'i .o ll.e ston of J M n.l Well. auJ.l.dlw rm tfO tut THREE fEH FI.FASM nnt i , lurii:lii I I tent, in lie o nti.it part ol the an. Iuiurf at the .luiiriial oll'n-e. t To Contractors. B)OFOA LS WILL BE MKCEIfed until W ednw. lay, kagast Mtk, tur Ike rrlui.val c the building ami l. nccs on the prei nl Fr Orwniiils t the new site on the E. AC. Rail1 rniMl. SejHMate hidi for reinnvinp' the buiblin1 and fences, tin 1 p tilting the MM 'in tlu a. a grouinl-. and fur removing tie- buildings and tatting s. new Ml 'u the ground, yvill In reeeived - -the work M kc eni.b-teii l.y Oetakar 1-t, IMk Alna There is an akihition trai t lo ! made. . ntractors, look out ! The bid-to be left a tike atoTf of BotakflMk A Co. Fv "rd. i I .lie Hoard. aurii-t'l P. IWBMBBOOK, frc'j. AlHE KS E : t HEESE.' t: BOXES a stavtaed tkli j aad tot sala by en s. m. Johnston, inn . P - ' - III k. Main street Fa iwK ua r : i 'iwkua b f t.bls pure CMH inegar, lo do i.raie do. K. ceil d and for sale I i ang22 CI1A3 M.-J0HNST0N aV HAM' SI tJA M : jfflOOII SI OCR 9 of all tin rat leal grades mt kraaaa and i kai i Sugars, now on baud and for aale bv ill A". MiJiiHNsTON aiig22 Pi-ey 't Bl. ck, Main street. kdk LBS. FMI.HE LEAF LA Mil, aPMftJ? ta K 1 W . R.Cheeee, -' tis II inibiirgh Chc.se, -.mi lbs pe n I Bai l iy. Kei.-ne.lat Z. li. TOOK A SUN S. WAY A OOFPMS B P?CKETS FOR Ml BM b g. E. till.BEliT A CO. BjHOMVS' SHOR I s: ii.s, i i-. -"f i. 1 a arhaa article, f... iale i bean at El ulNF. Cl'RNICK 4 CO - angl2 47 Main sir

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iMithels .'t fn-ss L-rotin.l Cora -Meal from untrv. Mt PUSKI N I! Cl I: KTC x- iv - . - - . . . V. . ' . . mgg w. rm. 4F-Mahr wiiii an hi: : i-1 .a inn bkkf; i . rni,..1 hri .1 Till I iVr it m RI'lTS .Vli I V. (. A I 'I It I . f! s I M f i ... ,.r X..i,.Ul. , - r. tiit.-.'. a lot nt pi-trnr ' dMl. nr, Apple, tttred iml pk kert, rpivBd -wn Il.t ffi'lll i v n ovrhnrHs. at ...m in ui aagl ! iJSKlKK, GOTHICS CO.'S, W" 47 Wain sttf t M utiii fi i -:i pi lvi Applo I'arrr. m.'Ilui: (I. ft. mi ill Iriim tbc llM -ivl. nJl iil.it. . SiiXM'Ai,. l-i Slain .vt. ms- fit t: nmiJRKt it rut: .'i. m i.i KD POWERS. Jtist arr k-eit ti-wn the Kail. - nedi upH 1 ' "-ll-nt IUV GOODH. consisting in part .t i rg lot ot Mirtquiio Bain, l.'altcoe, Ac, Ac, lii. li :r lo lorfl,," "l oar che.tp . .n M.un, m Mrt, tvavlle ,1 nd allLLhlt A MkHAl .s. SOUTHERN RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT GUIDE BUSINESS DIRECTOR', rWWE 'i nt.lSHER OF THIS U'flih JL with a cir.-nlaticn of teu thoiwaitd perm .nth, would respectfully inform the liierchnnts of Krausville and vicinity that he is prepared to cua tract for advert ; tiH iti-i at v ry low rat. t,. L Ak Bii!iiiw C rd line hMR Half M ..'10 per an'iil .. H ! m One Tage 50 CAT diii'cbs J. C. BRAIN. Editor Southern Railroad Guide, Box 440, Louisville, Ky. j14-d UUNNELL'S coknck or YVALNTT STREET AM) THE CAN A I., i'l ASSVILLK, ISI. THiM JVttlf ESTAttl.lSH.niWT i m-a in full operation, with new and complete Mat hinrry of the latent style, for Planing and Dreeing Lumber, planing and grooving Floor -iiifC, ranking Duors and Sash Mouldings, Window lilnuis, and every other description of work done in cuch et iblistitneuu. All work at these Mille warranted to l well done, and will le offered at tho loweat cash prices. Packing Boxes of all kinds made to order. I'o i and .scrolls mk. a to no) pattern. Slitting and all kiods of Saain done to .rdcr, and in tin uiost approved sf TUL 1,1AM BUNNELL. St. Charles Saloon. NEW PR0PBIET0RSnn--A.V ENTIRE R K-0 R t j A N I Z A TtON . mwJisRs- j..wwjv ' ::ui:ii i dVJff fr im New Orlcane, have pin. hated the ST. i'HARLH SALOON, on f irst eireet, nearly -pp., site the Post Office, a id have letitted it in a i eh -Kant and attractive stjie. The no' proprietor have harl lone experience as keepers of fashionable and fiopnlar Kefltaurants in 1 New Orleans, and they will eLdeavor, In the.r new house, to combine all the elegancies and luxuries of North, rn and Sonthern Kewtanntts in ti e ST. j CHABLL3. They have brcitght a large and complete stock 1 of choice Lninonnf roui New Orleans, whict thev collected with caro during their lun-inens in that city. Their connections and acquaintance in that city will enable them to obtain the choicest supplies of Lienors, Fruits, and luxuries from that j market in future, and they wilCsjoire uoetpenae nor pains to Osaka the BT. CIIAKLF-S Mirpasa, hereafter, its former rt prescutation, as a pisant Saloon, a placs of good living, and elegant, cfiuul and luxurious resort. r Billiard players will And at this Saloon a set of the finest marble top Hilliaid tables, from the ell knou ii and ( idt I. rated fa-: lory of J. M. Cniin Wk k t Co. The undersigned natter themselves that h ug e)H'i i. nrc and careful attentinu will enalde them to Beril a r.-putution e.uaJ to-iy Saloon in th v. M rn country. BAT A Fjdendid Lunch will le served up 5n the nn jr m i n.v.-d ntvle, evt rv morning. at lOc'clock. HAM MM A DUiFUtiB, nugt Lat of New Orl aus. WfHK TE. I A9 MAW B n.ni-ot . O f HOPS AND ONESET IT i- the sittest, .surst, c pe.t, and no -I i li ,- ' Ua reMedv fat' the permanent ctira of "LIS. Cdl ' MS, ilOAKSENESS, &BY1MA, I'Kuri'. wiiiioi'iM; col iii Aud att aHectioaa ot t!.- Throat and Lungs. It bem, prept.red up.li I. n title prilieiptes, and liom articles Mrnt are entirely ve-etabl-. Tl.e CiOl POI N D STBSP UP Hops AND BOHESET i i ni ,uj ,, tured by ROTHEN BUSH & SOX, J" ...,...'..... ililll'll , liuitri w,mi,, vriiavr, ,. hii.iiii tan '. del d must be addressed ; snd sold bv KKI.LF.R A WH1TK, DrasgMs EfBaavUla, adktoa, and by Druggists and Meri bants throughout the couiitry. jao26fj 2o -T BOXES EXTH.I HX.fl It I RUN i heese. vJ A No. 1 Pine Apple t beese, j uiii Powdered Kajaasi .'. bbli I 'rilhlle.l do, J .'i t ( lioiee u.-ir-'iired Dried Ib-i !, ...ni Itis prime Leaf liard, bl bxs Star Candle., 10 kxaOpal do. o kitt' new M uk. iel. Ib-eeii d per ataaai.i si. f itakt. al . H. iunK .( snX'.s. 1 BTOJX'IIOWFOB'VKB A fVl SCUTCH BA A I I. I i .i-k- isi'd pt .1 )t-. London Port. i, 4 .In do do Seidell Alt'. A p. inline impelled nttiele nt M 19 Z. H. CODE .1 X'N'S. f BjAIWTS, OILS, B fAM.VISHKSI'hhi kega pure White Lead, Jon kens do do Zine, 700 Ra pure Kik1i1i Hh Lead, Ufrcaas I" reach Wbite u,. Gkat -mi p., Kn.li.b Patent llivsr, I-'iki tr,s ass'd Paint dry, ItKMcaaaao Paints inil, Jism extra Putty, in tin eaii . hi"' gallons Linseed lil. i , a--k No. l Coach Varnish. I id Wbite lietnar do; 1 do No 1 Kmnilnre do, 1 do Hr.iyvu Jnpm do, Willi i lull assortment of Paint, S. rubbing. H bit aash, li in-e, arid Couuier Braslssa. IM I eivrd l.y E. s. BABCOCK. ray h k l i t t l a: .w . s til l M AHEAD. Vo ii id ten litai Ladies remark that they ran 1-nay-b. Miit- I nt S. KM1UCII A CO.'S. Well, the reason is thai tin keep ey ery I lniu in the Dry Qeodk line, and a.s 'hey arc dipwiug of the.r stoek at radated pilcN in ordef to inak.- r u in ftir nu t earl', tall pur. b. ; (,.- n tt I a, 1 1. u !-. MBSaallj ' 1 irue.

Their sioek of 9koea is exrllen, and it. prieen eluding his Plays, Pi ems, ud Ua. boat tkaOria;caakol keraerBad. anI inalText. mrmmiMtm i mmmmm mmmirm t mat (MrftrUy colitSLted aad cvniward aith the J

floim: FLOIH1 JUST BH ".mm: , " , ' " ' " ' re wived and f. r sale J". --ks fi-rdi ground extra aMkf beat Flow, SS sks b MpMaM do, 111 bl.l, eli , lio. All -t akirk ui rant . mmwi VfCKKMT ItU.lTH KRsi mi il il FillK tNdURANCE COMPANY,! or va:;dekbi roh cot nt. -KraKsviLLs, Aue. 4, lsr.9 ) L K CT I 0 .V . - THE A V A Z. M Jt . lection for seven Directors and a Secretary ail be i rid ob ktOJJ DAY, kac. IS, luikaiai Iks li hi l of E and 4 o'clock P. M., at the olftce, OM Third street, adjoining the Crc-i en ; City B ink. ac'-l"t KoBT. EABL V. s. . r. t u y a Z BCBMMA.B CHOICE OWIO.S'S, omw o baskela Ko. l Potat..-. L do prime White Beans. Recalled and t'.r ss!e at an- . H i '.UK A SON'S. BEW HAt kEREL 1S.,9 CATt ll, a but ns eh sd and for sale by CM AS. McJOHNSTON fBjEtJE TIBI.ES .' fEtJETARLES! I rh Vegetohi.a received every norniBc at je.Kl '.. H. COOK A SON'S IS fATTIWH. I, OOt BALES I'll. 1. nt It ML IW3TII ,1 t O., Cor. Locust ct. and Canal. MM f-EA.tl L ESS RAMS -I 0,000 HE A ' and lxx bush, y .trioiis brands, for sale Ion by auSM 0K0. FOSTER fi ' f-,i h BBAtBAAtXAAi BIFLE Et) IfmmWW DI.K keci Miami Ikwting lio, VMM leet pa teal Sab tv Vase For sale hj . H. COQal A SONS, i. M VA.FIi. r El OCR BM U HI S -M WI.eit tec: i.-,I pei ia 1 1 n a 1 t li is da y by GEO. t'OSTEK B OO. .Ml.l.n s.lLT 1,500 BAtJS FIRE I I UK'S ISLAND for sab- by an-l Cfli l"iisT'l i.i MMMI.nE WKW t OHFISU. l URI M M 7 lit i kok e aaa Codaafa , red tad for le " . H. COuK A SON'S.

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CHANGE 0T AGENCY. PHdNIX INSURANCE COMPANY. iartrrd. Conn! The sgency of this favoht Contpany. ln-1.1 tijALLEN C. II.vXLOCK, Rs,,., has this .;,v en i-haiiire.!, and JOHS V. NKVSIX, Lute of Mt'lllphis Teii!i Itas Lcimi HpH.iuti.l as lii Parties holding Poliries iu tlte 1'IfiEM . can have fham renewed ! callin- upon sir. M. M. MAiiILL, fieiteral Af Ci innati INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL TO Sioo,ooo. BY THK PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY o r IlAUTFOltD, ro.XK. cash Aaaet-., uVKK UALF A MILLION DOJtr LAKS. S. L. LOOM 18, PreaklMSl. H. Eilui ., Secretary. ,. 4p 3f. JLvutLt, General Aenf, ("in. iensti. ApplivatioiiH received. I'uKctos iaMMed aad renewed, and all bii-iiiri.- -i rainiaf to this ac,,-n . liriHHjiilji attended to by JOHN W. AKXSKX A-.i.i. OfHce with Dr. Bray, over Adanm Lxpress Oovfaaj. ai;Kl--3iu TA TE-nEST OF O .n I' A V 1 ASaKTS, AUGUST I. lfe.v.i. Cash oji hnuk and in Bank JilO.O.V.i 05 Cash iu the bands of Agents. ... :;7,4W :il Hi X KealF.slate iinittcuiii t-erol r.,.-.ii (si Loans secured by Mortgage on iitienClimlien d ltenl Estate Loans amply securud by pledge ..I M..cks, Bond, .fc .-d shares 0. M. Trti-t On ftock, Nea-York.. . '.,.s. - 2i si shares American Ex. Bank Stock. N V i . SI I 2 iharei Metropolh ,n Hank stork. M... ',. 21, Mn 200 6hares Bank .1 Commerce Stock, N Y uo,tsi j i,is..i IfiOshares tVntioentsl Bk Stock. N Y 1 -.,. l .1 2ik'J shares Merchant.-' Ex. Stock. N Y 10,x il 428 shares of Men.liHDts' Stock, N Y 10,7ui l.M iv r.OO shares Pbteuix Stock, N Y lo.tixi 1 100 shares Ocean Stock, K Y 4,000 4,fKi .100 shams Far. d Mech's Stock , Hartford 3o,000 : ,t , m 10 2.10 shares Phienix St k, Hartford Jo,0.s' 20,400 200 shares Mer. a Manufae'rs SCk, Ilai tfoid.-jo.mlo 21,000 100 shares Etna Stoak, Hartford 9MM) 21,oi 195 shares City SiiK-k, Hartford 17,rs 20,450 150 k.1res Mercantitr Stk, Hartford lSCei 15,100 11 shares State' Stock. Hartford 11,000 1 1 .'.11 - shares HHrtfonl Stock, Hartford mjBB) MB SO shares of Connwticnt Riter.st'k, Bartfara. 2JS0 JBM 10 shares Hartford county Stock, Hartford.... Ml Mm 100 shares OlMaaaa' Bank Stk, Waterbury, Ct ..lo,i iu 10 shares Waterhnrv St k, Waterbury, Ct. " l.'sXi ,9M 4 shares Stauord Stock, Stafft rd, Ct.. , 40n Hi Hsi shares Holyoke Water. I'ow. i , Mass 10000 lo.l'. lo ln: New Britain W.1I.M Bonds ... 0,llil lo.-Ki 10 saarss c p ,f i i: h Bonds lii.ism 7,4oi i- im mi .tt.IjO tm SUsM0 iti 73n on Aei'i.miilati 4 Interest on Loaus. ! Total Avs,.t IM9,7U at I.iabililn - Low i unadjusted and not due 61 s. L. LOOMM, i'ri I. nt. H. Ki i in..... Secretary. Jons w . m: -! V I eat, suuis raaVm. lai. Greatest Book of the Age ! - mere ii a yvonneriui eomiuuation oi native talent ot thu lind order in liii.t truly Hatiwaal W orl -.V. Y. Dmfff TlmBl HISTORY OF THE IWITF.D STATES. IRON Til KarlicHt Period to the Present Time. BV J. A. SPKNCKK, D. D. M. uiUr of the Mew York Historical S. i. ty. Weather de la laafefa Orlaalal ae Praace. Author of Ejrjrpt and the Holy Land. Ae., Ac. This National History, written by an accomplished American Author, and kaaaHialll) rmb lidiej by American Artists, anion- yii..in are I - VI-: ' - w, . . ..w-, . rr, ,,...en,n, rusui, x napnian, l nap- ...:! -in. I a II .... 1 .t, Af a. it... a "- -J Meiiin- , nii-iii in in iKiuiame coiisKiTariou oi tne Amencan public. No pains nor exense have Ims ii spar. to render tins work worthy id Ix-mg, in every . -peet, hailed as a Book of the Am. i ii an people'. Em 1 1 public institution of our aaaatr, faasHy, evefy citizen should tosses a each a National Work, that ho may scan ..-r its instructive recoraa and kniOlehis patriotism at its spirit-stirring nurrative. and point to its xln'biti. n ol eniaa and kill. ith those feeiiugs of generous enthusiasm which Bad) a production of native talent cannot iail to awaken in the heart of i-v. ry true American. The work ia published in .semi-month';, cents each, deliver- I at llie subscriK r residence free of charge : payable onl y ou delivery, a&d aohl only by subscription. Published by JOHNSON, I KY k 0Q . J7 Uiekiuau street. New York. C. J. Stephens, Cativa-Agent, kagwri lo, KB. UV A BTO-S1I AKS PEA It E IL LI'S I KATE l. Amerleau Ktlltlon. The complete work ot William Shakaear.' - Intions of Knight, UalliyM-ll and Cullier. W illi Hi torical Iutr.Miuctioiia and Notes, both Ext laiiatorv and Critical. With ne and finely executed STXBL EVGMA I tXG6 of all ivlebrated Americau Actors id tl.. present century in Shaksnearian Pkaiaiiaia The work is publishsd in aiaal aiaalhlj part-, al - . ems earn, anu p.nai.le only . n delivery Puldished l.y JOHliSOS, HiY k CO., -7 Be,kuian str.ei. Kaa Yoik. The Agent, C. J. Stephens, is BSMf 't the Sh, r wood House, and will call aaaa oas dtfaaaa, hIiow them th.. .i - augll j MBISSOLI TIOJW Till. .".- PARTS 7.7.ABW ship heretofore existiuc under tki I .nie and tyle of Clarke d-Boyd, wn diasoDed on Ike tCtk day of July, by mutual roaeent. LEVI . CL A li K T. nKl"-l- ROBKKT Boyd. rmtu-o LOTS OH SJLE. -THE St P. f-TilsT offers for sale tvvo evielleiit Lata M Third and Cherry trcet. Tb.-s.- lots BM kiavkrald suited for i. or biisiiieaa pur - Terms easy. Apply to THOMAS MACKR, al Mef-rs Benteut & Yiele's Store. i.nelttorit OF IJFABIIIAWS' SALE. B W Noti. . is hereby given that, in conforatilj aith an order made by the C nnt ol Cotnmon Pleas at its June term, is.v'i, I ailt eeH at pakHc aacli .n, mi the 9th d iv of August, at - P. M., nt the , door of the Court floaae, all that part of Lot N.i. I, in Block N... IT. la Ike Etstern Enlargement of the City of Evansville. tlm- hounded : Cm tn .nc ing on the front line ot aaiW tut on Main street, at a fadnt WW fotl I'roui the hue ilividing Kaid lot S 1 and bd Me, t in said Bbs k, thence aluag said t Iront line 1 IM Bad niue lackea I M i i.i. Sixth sli. i t, thence at ri,:ht nuhI. to Main -tr.s l i llie niiev in the rear of said bd. Ikeace alone aaid alley Is feet nine inches towards Seventh Btroct, and Ibence at right aaglea to said alley to the place of heatBBlBV. T, tins ot.sae.r.ne-th.rd cash on the day id sale ene lima in llnee vesi ami I in- i einainiiic llml III 11 , e , , m is ,i.., tn iiiij r rt i THKOPOal KN N EM ANN, (tiiardian of the minor heira of Martin Reis, deceased.

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KE$E1 HOX riH'tru 1. a h I. Urn i v . k. tilLBKirr a ii im'r: I mil i.t; t'ti:L:. s i t... - .! t v s. K. ;(LBKi: T tm Tin 5o hbi.s., i.jtmtw Htnmu for sale ly S. K fl gfffl a , T OOtl srm. i Immwt "iHttltttJC 7 Too . .. iiAt A.lt.JtS OF MttUlM I 'v. mil-. Fie, Ti:tad Kifc,Jor -tW- t. bf - K. :i l.timtT a WIH1TK t.t.XtF. 400 HHIs. .V I.i. pin..' .oder. Abo 6 Dry Lime in hhdr. and I- -ri .!.. um .jiu.ii til v to suit pnrchas act, h (i . I. FOSTER A CO. MMiri: ,- Wi KA'0 POM SALE lit Mm, nne.; S. K. OIMtRBTACO. . rearsvm. rt ux.i 'alo. ; .M.u. . oh or without 8alntiur. 1.. vived In Z. H. COOK l'S YOU W AN ! AtAw good Brau, o to No. .'i Main street Tl..sen cneap. V1CKERT BROTHERS. mmi i: to til -ut i:s a 11.1 I m- prime, foi i sale l.y SMgf C.EO. F -STER A CO. T.iR-BBLfi, t.AUUK si'.k ASU 7f order, for sale by ' a"- S. K. GILBERT A (V.. WB A M M E T , VrABBI BOA MAI, MM Brions, CVee BARB, Bruslie. lut Pans, nusters, Clothes Line., Clothes Pins, Bed Card. Chn:-... Ih.wIs, Bollintr Pins, Maahers, C-ttu Mo -. Mop Handles, Hwr Mats. Or anything on may w ant. Call and use for yourselves, at , V 1 1 K hi; V BBOTHKBB,tt Main si. g?l" BBLS. 1XTUA WHITE WHEAT M Y lour for sale by M3 GEO. F06TER i: CO. WH tsh ) -.:., BBL. EXTUA HIGH proof Kectitied, suiuble for the Southern trrde, t r -1 l.v GPO. FOSTB i A OO. 7MML.S.S PORK-m BBLS., VERY HEAVY, 'M our own p.i. 'Kin-, t.jr .ale by ;eu. fostkb a co. i lhH-i ivl this day and f..r sale by the dozen a very Utm Bgtsrea. JACOB STKAl'B A SON, MH "i M sia t .. lt. ImM and Third. UMTQLT HJ.ns., 000 QiitJ i MiKiir-ciired Mains jut received, wl.icli art- - " vt !.!-, , I t" I. Ibe ! -1 iu Hie market. F..i bj . H. COOK f SON. BB A4BB4 for Evansville. ,90 TH E.-THE I .VMEHBiliJS'EU , y yvill apply to the Hoard of ComniiSKioners ol . VnudVrl uredi County, on the first Monday iuSeptetntier avat, tovit : Ua tle Mil day of said mouth b-r a giai .( to retail Spiritnota Lionora. at his umuiI !.. t buiuesa, corner of First aud Vine streets, ang-.i-tt JOOT 11 HltKMER4CO. TA It E . Tit K :-Til A T ERU K I V (I KN1 K ,V C.I. an prepared to receive City Orders to the extent of Tkfwl 7...i,.. ' "'P'- "change lor (.niceries l their store, 47 Main threat. aUgp. JfWmMK POTATOES. BfWM. of ttio-..- elegant Mercer Potatoes, super e. to Miraaac Ih Ike market, re-eivrd this day and for sale bv M A M .IoHX.nTON. my Jl Main strtf t, nenr lb. .ii,l ffA PIS! A fS . C A P8 I K(IK CHBLS'l -' MAS A bug. and splendid usortment Cape, f.r men and U.. I.Uest styles, just received per KTj.re.-a l.y V'AI flLB A MAEOOHNIEB, ';- j " No.::; Main street. 4 " .rtAt HEREE 50 FACMrB W ae-. whole and half I bis snd kits, assort. 1 iiunilH-i-, recahsal tins day or railr.ad, for sale low by S K. i.lLBEKT A CO.. te No. 4 Sycamore street. g-ws i o.v ita u.y-t A.yn BATTIJrtl. 7S hasp ssaortad ( ottoa Yarn, lv kalsa Nv. 1 and a Cotton Batting. Iu htora airl f -r sale bv la.Vll WHEELER A BIOCS. 8. M and sacka in store and to arrive, extra and superfine Country Brands s good as the he: and as low as the low est, at je!4 YICKEKY BRnS , 62 Main st. To Tl Cup of ' E 1 .of ems UFA ttOOM Cup of Tea. We are now- in receipt of a very choice lot of 1, T.-as. bought expressly for retail ;rade. Call one and all. Samples given with pliwanrs, by EH. COOK SON. TMALL'B FA TEW T to.yURETE MM sfAKKS are agenU for the celebrated Hills Patent rue trod and Thief Proof Safes, manufactured by Hall, Carroll A Co. Cincinnati. -A constaut supply will l- kept on hand, and sold at iii.i'iiif. li.rei i, prices. PRESTON BROS. BLBMKAltFAt OEM BK.LTi.Vt. AJS'B M PACKING al Pactorj Prices A large stock N. F. Heltitiu' fVlMpanj's (Jools in store at all at M m i a. r. i; 1 l'nn rs. Warranted su - parlor taaaj s4fcer. c. s. WMLLS, mar- Siu ol the Mill Saw, l.'J Firststreet. . ir . THE I .'IIEMSl U.'Ei Br w will ;ii,i in the IV. ..t i .1 . i . in mission rs .f '.i!iderlnireii Cauitr. u the first Monday ia Sefrauat, ail nn a s..- :.th day ct' said aioath for a grant .-t Lieenm- to retail Sjiirituous Liquors, at bi UMial jd:i ! business, on Krout street, betae. ii Leet and Pine streets, Kvansville. aiigf.-:;wd JAMES CARTKR. fp ttit. AJTBt BAtBU BB tttn Wm clear laeaa sides. .iMlO t in iiu'r-eiired Hams. rsai shoulders. .' bids i hoiee ltld. e.l and for :!, by Moot i anll II AS. MrJOIINSTOM, I' ) s UKs k, JIaiti street. sr. t rot h : s rot a . sTot s . line .1 year old Hay MuV. '' No. I Milch Cows, A inn- L t of lull I. r.sl Chester White Hog. For sale at .. 11. COOK SON'S lj& Stock Yard. AjMl M i .-lel.r:v t Man:-, toother with a good as HOitment id oilier meat Shoulders, Clear Sides, Pickled p..rk. Drie, p.,,.f. Be. f Tongues, kc, Junt re.viy.-d and for sale bv HAS Mi JOIINSTOy, ei. Main stn t, near the Cnsl. a I s s o 1. 1 Tl O. V7vT A CM -TME MM partuership heretofore existing brtWH-n T. i r J. Wbite and C. .;. K. at-, und-r the name of T. .1 . White ,f- Co., is this day dissolved by mntiialcon. sent. C. (J.KEATS is nloiis authorized t ' i ' acconnls. Evansvii i r, Aug. o, 18.V. aug.VlOt LEVI S. CLARKE, M 10.VTH.1CTOM A.S'll lit 1 1.1 I R. w Shop .oiner of Sixth and Walnut stre.tBAT I am prepared Id contract for all aork in our line. aaglT BB ORE IS T tto I'll, .Hit HI T It I . kVonice on kaatniil stn et, letween Vine and Division, next door to the obi Presbyteriau Chun h. Plans, sp,-citii at ions, detail drawiugs, Ac, tor all classes of buildings, prsparad M short notice, and on reasonable tern.. augl7 WBB) THE ImMMtMBm JUST RBOMtVED M Maasortiueiit of H uidkerchief Perfunes ol the latest - . 'h as K is Me Sweetly," "Kiss M- Ouickly."" --Ki.- Me il You Dare." Also, an assortment of Lnbin's Extracts, warranted pui aad . ,.iii.e, al KELLER A WHITE'S aag-"-dAvv Drug Store. BO Tl t E. JILL f.l.VHERHI Mt-U B a Cutity Order draa ing intereat, and which have lieen endorsed prevaMi to June 1. HtAa, will l... ro.lo.iii.-d on ju ,-sen tat ion to the County Treesuier. N. B. -No interest accruing after this data et, said orders will Is- paid, li - - . Chapter 1U Sectiou 8. THEO. YKNNEMANN. Treaaurer V. C. OYE8, LADIES. WE HAVE RECEIVED A ifaraienl ol Lawns. Iw iaines. and other tin.- g k awtkj foar atteafkaa, which we are going to s.-ll at auction without naerve, roaiaaeac ing this morning at ! oVIock. I'ome op and ne them, if you dont't bnv. atiglK ' II. NELSON aVCi av. .".." - lum ft.j extra -i;e u -. ured Dried Beef, .Jp ttis canyasi-.l do do Ham. :-iOins Sid- Bacon. ' si Ita Lard, .'aj !l.s Shld r do. ; Beef Tongues, !t. Honey, a bd of fresh Butter A Eg, s, jul re. eive.1 and for sale nl an.." V 1 1 KERY BROTHEK g 1 OOIHES.--EX I'MKSSL 1 FB at W M the Ladies and lliildren. '"His French Plums, at D cents per lb. ssip.s t'urkey Priun, al l-C. ents pel lh4 1 . a k . rr. .ante Currants, ItKI cm Pine Apple-, lim do Pears, pm do Straw l'i 1 1. , pn Lollies a-s. It-I Pia Fruits, lisi cans assorted Tal. In Fruits, lo cases Citroo, 1 00 cans Lolaitcrs, Mt do Salmon. 10 lioes choice Lenioi.-, I bbls Pi-arleil Barley, ' boli !a. r li nsins Willi a tr.ll as- ,i t men. ot Almonds. Pcan, Cream Walnuts, t'ilt nl kc. Just received fresh and fluana si r. niaricrii.iy ..h puces, by 2ang2J. K. 8. BABCOCK. ATtOM.y .'It l , HI SB. EM f , ,d Lr sale by augi!. i HS MclOH NSTON BAB I IT tAWs lO mOBBW WM BV style b.-et vet. just received and for as Is I afj CHAS. M.0HNSTON.