Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 11, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 30 August 1859 — Page 2

Site Jailg itiuwal EVANSVILLE, IMD.

TUlftOAl MORNING.. AUGUST 30 sfor Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit. JOHN PITCHER, of Posey. WM. F. PARRETT, of Warrick. Prosecuting Attorney for the nine.. JAMES SHAN KLIN, of Vanderburgh. The Enquirer is offended at our at- !

tempts to resist its intrusion, under hypo- I unwise and hazardous policy, dictated by critical professions, upon a platform whieh an illiberal and bigoted spirit, and, if conwe were the first to set up in this commu- tinued, would, in all probability, have renity and defend against its abusive assaults, suited in the speedy overthrow of all rewhich were continued for months, both I straint upon this and kindred subjects. I

against popular sovereignty and Mr. Douglas. But the present editor says the paper has changed ; it is not responsible now for what it said a year ago. Does it not profess to le the orgau of the same clique that directed it then ? does it not speak in the name of the party that approved of Niblack's Lecompton vote and Bright's ultra Lecompton speech ? Arc not the men who bitterly opposed Hovey and his true popular sovereignty doctrines still confederating with the men who were the most unrelenting prosecutors of Douglas and his adherents, and who are still intriguing against him? Have they changed either their position or their principles? Do they not allow their organ to profess one platform of faith, and give its ostensible support to its exponent as a Presidential candidate, while the wire pullers behind the curtain are preparing to throw both overboard. Has the change in the patter changed the views, principles, and motives ot the men whose lead it is pledged to follow, and who thus control it? If not, tlu- change of the paper is of little account. It m still their organ, on which they will jlay whatever tunc they may desire. The Enquirer says: We do not suppose we are accountable for anything said by the Enquirer last summer, when we had no connection with it whatever ; but the Journal seeks to make it appear that we have at some time occupied a different position than tha which the Enquirer now advocates. This again is false. We were opposed to the Lecompton measure, as the editor of the Journal very well knows. The editor of the Journal knows, too, very well, that a year ago, while the editor ot the Enquirer wa as loud in his professions as now of devotion to popular sovereignty and Douglas, he was exerting all his energies to defeat both. He, as an appointee of the Administration, was traveling through this district attending conventions and political meetings to secure the election of Wibiack tht most slavish supporter of Lccomptonism in lot Jouse and to compos the defeat of Hovey the boldest and truest rhampion of popular sovereignty in the West. In allthc Northwest Mr. Douglas has not, from had the first promulgation of his doctrine, a more sincere or abler disciple of his creed or a more devoted political friend than Alvin P. Hovey, who was defeated for Congress, wherehis influence in the com ing election might have been of essential service to his leader, by the machinations and exertions of the Evansville Postoffice clique, one of whom is now so boisterous in his professions of devotion to Douglas and anti-Lecomptonism. A year ago while we were spending our time, earnest labor and money freely without the hope of any favors even from success in support of the antiLecompton cause in this District, our most wily and active if not most zealous opponent was the gentleman, who would now edge us, with a sneer, off our own platform which we maintained against his most violent and insiduous assault. He was then, as now, a professed Douglasite bat was looking one way and working his bark another. We trust that men of "the right stripe '' will be sent from this District to the State Convention, but the nnti-Lccomptonitcs will require of the delegates some other guarantee of their faith and loyalty to the principles of popular sovereignty and to Douglas, than a certificate from the unscrupulous supporters of James Buchanan, Niblack and Jesse D, Bright. New York State Canals. The decline in business upon the Erie Canal has been so great this season as to create a serious alarm that it will not much longer be able to sustain itself as a " paying institution" to the State. The receipts of flour from the opening of the canals in Ml up to the third week in August figure up 203,400 barrels, against MiMI barrels for the corresponding ieriod of 1838 ; of wheat, 707,900 bushels, against .r.,0Gl,300; of corn, 1, 522,300 bushels, against J,ftC.,800 ; and of barley, 1 .'.0,300 bushels, against 3J2,100. Reducing the wheal to flour, the deficiency in the receipts of 13yj,Jas compared with 1858, would be l,62326t ban-els. The disparates for the third week iu August are still more striking. The receipts of flour were but :'..'.t00 barrels, against 1 1,000 in 1858; of wheat, 28,:t00 bushels, against 134,700; of corn, 7-,.'.00, ngainst 310,000; and of barley, not a bushel at all, against 8, 900 bushels iu 1838. This decline in business upon the canal is n If ri l .fit a.4 ti. iYtm lnti nitoa r( Vnlil iiruiii ,. .. . . 1 tin; to mi tin' Inns ol railway, which as . ii , e i. it io taid have beeu earning freight at ... . . r-. less than the cost ot tranftiurtatiou. 1 his

.... u , I, ... , i iuc ngoiuts oi -leiiui. .wcuicai HIU Wife roLouipeUtiou h;is undoubtedly withdrawn a; , 1 . f j . . cured a3 soon as possible, but without avail large amount of business from the canal 1 " but a large part of the loss is to be attribut! I a3 be WM ed to a decline in the shipments of produce I ' A bro,her of the !' from the ML When the accounts are deceaScd J Ut the SL Cbar,es Hole1' Nt W made up for the year, the deficit in the ! 0r,ea09' ft fW g' undor imi,ftr ... . . . ... , 1 painful circumstances. amount of estern shipments will be found 1 to he greater even than it has la-eu estimat-J The Administration Organ ami (Joyed. The New York BBrohi thinks that, un- ; Wise. That staunch old Democratic join -less something be done to relieve the canals nal, the North Caroliua Standard, reads the from the heavy costs of State management, Constitution a lectuie for its continued asthey will have to go the way of the I'enn- saults ujion Governor Wise. Hut for Henry sylvania public works, whieh cost the State A. Wise, says the Si.mdurd, Virginia would forty millions of dollars, and were sold to a not have gone for Mr. Huehauaii ; aud but private corporation lor seven und a half mil- i lor the vote of Virginia Mr. Buchanan would lions. not have been nominated.

ICommmicaled. A Step in Hit K'ltht IHrrrllon. Mil. Editor; I rtaa glad to see by the proceedings of trie Council of Saturday, published in yesterday morning' Journal, that that body has displayed its good ?ense by reducing the tax on ten pin alleys and billiard tables to 25 and 30. The tax of $50imposcd by the recent ordinance upon the subject, was justly regarded as oppressive. In many instances it must have proved prohibitory; and, indeed was, avowedly, so in-

tended by Jome of its advocates. This is an accord with your leader of yesterday morning; "Occasional relaxation and amusement aro now recognized as essential wants for the health and happiness of all classes, and which men in every condition have a right to claim." Thete is nothing morr.lly wrong in a game of billiards or ten pins. They are not essentially gambling games, and are seldom used for that purpose. They afford a healthful exercise, and a pleasant recreation. I can't play at either, but it would be the extreme of intolerance for me to attempt to prohibit an innocent amusement, because I can't, or don't choose to indulge in it. The only valid objection I havo heard adduced against these places of amusement, that they are apt to lead young men into idle and vicious habits, is in a great degree obviated by a provision of the ordinance, which forbids their keepers to permit minors to frequent them. If this is enforced, there is no good sense in attempting to prohibit or break down these games by inordinate and oppressive taxes; nor can such n policy be long successful in Evansville. If we would make these places of amusenieut contribute their due portion of revenue to the city, we must be content with moderate measures. I am glad to say, also, that thus far a spirit of moderation has controlled the movement for the enforcement of the license law, and the better observance of Sunday in the city and vicinity. If this course is pursued, we may hope for a permanent abatement of many of the evils of the liquor traffic, and of the more offensive forms of Sunday violation. But here, again, au attempt to pursue the law to the extremes, is capable of worse results, in soon leaving us without law. Remember, in mediis tulistimu$ ibis. Boston. . Mexican News. The lust mails from Mexico bring important news. The Metropolitan and Bishop of Mexico had assumed the (tower aud excommunicated from all benefits of the church the entire Liberal party aud its adherents, composing probably two-thirds of the population of the country. Priests are forbidden to perform any marriage or funeral rites, or admit to the benefits of church, any one who adhers or gives comfort to the party opposed to Miramon and the church. Bulls of excom munication are feeble weapons of warfare in these days of Colt's pistols and rifled annon. it is probably one ot the last throes of expiring ecclesiastical power in the country. Juarez, the leader of the Liberals, is proceeding in the execution of the decree for the confiscation of the Church property. Miramon's cabinet had been dissolved, and his affairs were assuming a desperate aspect. Uen. Wall, and an adherent of the Church party had been defeated in Tamaulipas. Uen. Degollado had assumed command of the Liberal army. He promises to take the capital by October, but wants $3,000,000 and 40,000 men to do it. The bonds of the matured debt had risen ten per cent. The decree of President Juarez respecting the Church property of Mexico was celebrated at Matamoros by the firing of salutes and a general parade of the citizens. Mr. Douglas has published his elabo rate paper upon popular sovereignty iu " Harpers Monthly Magazine," which is a copyright work. The Messrs. Harper have given notice to newspaper editors not to copy it without their special permLuiou, for the privilege of which they will perhaps demand pay. It is singular that Mr. Douglas should communicate an address which he desired to be read by every man, woman, and youth in the country, to a periodical that would lock it up between its covers, by a copyright, and preclude its being read except by those who can have access to " Harpers Magazine." This is a piece of exclusiveness that will redound neither to Mr. Douglas' nor the Harpers' reputation and jk (.Hilarity. Mr. Douglas' paper npmi the line dividing the jurisdiction of the general and State governments, published in "lfariers Monthly," for Septemlior, is a very able paper, and will do much to settle and fix popular opinion upon the subject of Territorial rights. It is the ablest production we have ever read of his, and will have a wide inlluence in securing to him the support of sound conservative and independent men in all sections of the country. -On Thursday last, Henry Clay Erwin, a granl?on of the late Henrv Clay, . J was found at the Gaull House, Louisville, iii ' 1 . l. : . . i . i I. it i - i

tis darkly hinted in Baltimore that

a Vigilance Committee is called for. The secret societies of murderers and incendiaries, robber, ravishers, ami ballot-box stuiTers are to be crushed by an united efforts of deceut men. The question as to open war with the ruffians has become one of pressing importance. The city is becoming impoverished as well as disgraced. Real estate is depreciating in value ; merchants avoid the place ; good citizens are sacrificing their projH'rty and hurrying away. To submit any longer to the reign of rowdyism is ruin. A gentleman in Lockport, New York, has ordered a BtvjfJ steamboat to be built for him at Buffalo. He intends to make a trip with it by the lakes, down the canal to the Ohio river, to Texas, where his friends reside. The boat is about forty feet long, seven beam, and eleven feet over all. The engine is to be of eight horse power. The boat, when finished, will cost about eight hundred dollars. The anti-Douglas papers accuse the Illinois Senator with having organized secret societies in every Shite for the purpose of promoting his chances for the Presidency in 18G0. We presume every other candidate will have friends and devotees who will unite secretly to promote the success of their favorites. BgLettcrs from Washington say that the receipt of " Uaqters Monthly " in that city, with Senator Douglas' manifesto, creates the greatest excitement. Gov. Wise's friends declare that he must immediately prepare a couuter document for Bonner's Ledger. We daily receive communications from Eastern ladies, who want to be " Governess's.'' Unfortunately for them, Gov. Magoffin is a married man, and there is no vacancy in that quarter. Lou. Jour. As we have two or three bachelor candi" dates for Governor in Indiana, perhaps they can be accommodated out this way within a year or so MARRIED. August js, 1- .., I.y Rev. A. Iliitw.ii, Mr. Thomas Wustkt.il ami Mis Cassa Harris, all of t.ib- ti i Mint , lnd. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Mons. Danielle's DANCING ACADEMY, MAKBLE HALL. ro.vs. han'i el lb woci.h bespoctfully advertise to the Parents aiitl vomit Ladies and Gentlemen of Kviiusvitle, that lie will commence Iii sceotid iiire if iiiMtriirtioii in th f.t-lu.'tiabL- urt of IVI.VCIMI on the ttrt ol CVtotx-r, u In H hu U1 gvaraatM to leum nil Lallefl and Gentlemen who will place UllHtllM del In- iMtrnctioti, nil til dauccn of th ily (piffhtot-n in nnmbxr,) in a single murae, or nill make no charge. Tho nafcst guarantee the public can havo, that Monsieur will do all liv nmfeMe, ig a rtferrnce to any one nnti every one who hare fco under bin tutorship, the term just chad, all of whom can boast of haviug learned to dance correctly, eighteen dancea in twenty lessons. My contract with each and every ndnlt pnpil m to learn them all the i in. es ii-s danced. ..r ihoHtim of ten dollars each, regardleii of the number of lessons required to do au. With xoiiif puiln I tan aceniplih this in twelve and nften lesson, and with some it requires forty. I will also guaranteo to Ivarii all Children hotweeii the ages of 5 and 14 in one or one and a half course of lessons the rents themselves and the public to be the judges, as to whether they dance or ouly jump iu bad time to music, as they have been taught by sol-distant Dancing mimics who formedy visited this city. Parents and friends will be at all times admitted to the Children's school, when they can themselves ( Monsieur' -y.teiii of imparting this very important branch of education to the yomig. Monsieur will also' devote a part of his time to teaching private, classes of young Ladies at private residences. Also to Rive priate initructions to any young lady w ho may prefer to be instructed in her ow n par'" -. Children's Class evwry Wednesday an4 Saturday, from I re 4 r. M. Youiik Ladies' Class . .. Ty Wednesday and Saturday, from 4 to C. Gentlemen's Class every Monday and Thursday -evening, from 7 to 10. aug:iu-lm CHARE II. DANIELLE, P. D. T' a large amount of PRINTING MATERIAL. which they will sell ciikap roa cash. It consists, in part, of the following articles 400 tb Brevier Type, 600 " Bourgeois do, M Nonpareil do, LiO " Pica do, 25 " V.-lin9 Pica Clarendon, 60 ' Nonpareil Clarendon, (for ncwsapcr display,) 1 font 50-lino Condensed Antique Wood Type, 1 Washington Super-royal Hand Press, iron rolling fixtures, &c. 1 pair double medium, and 4 pairs roper-royal chases. 10 brass-bottom news galleys, j news sticks, 1 slice galley. ALSO A lot of iron foot and side sticks, job chases, rules, leads, etc. This material is some of it as good as new, aud none of it is much thu worse for wear. For all sums over $60, we wilt give a reasonable credit, provided satisfactory paper be given us. Here is a clianve rarely met with for SPLENDID BARGAINS. We call the attention of all Printers who may w ish to iuceaw their stock, or start iiev- offices, to our inducements. For further particulars, address CAMERON A MeNEELY, aui;:!i-'itd.VUw Indianapolis, lud. M KAHN takes this opportunity to inform the citizens of Evausville and the public generally, that he has his stock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING complete, and particularly, that he has bought some of the fluest ready-made Clothing at the e.sInhlilli t of Brooks A Bro., New York a much better made-up Clothing than Devlin's, audtilteeu er cent, cheaper in the price ot which lis invites the public to xntisfy themselves, aud be their own jml-e., in regard to the Clothing ami price. He has also employed a first-rate Tailor at his establishmeiit, which will .'liable him to make up anything iu his line to order, as cheap as they can be Im.iiIiI ready-made. Besides this, he keeps a general assort in. nt of gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, ami a very ood assortment of Hoys' aud Children's 'Uithillg. Please call at his store, on Main street, and satisfy yourselves of the nls.ve farts. .hi.- " ;. ntUno ii will tn.-et -u ain at 7 o'clock this Mming, win n Mons. I hopes ts see all his pupils present -lln.s. who have finished their uiil -e BJS Well a 1 1 . - w bo have not. H.i-:;o-lt DANIKLLK. P. I. twtrSM to a'.v j muni If Pi in., tr six moiitlis, from first ol October. Apply to lwj MONM. DAMELLK. K W K t. H I. IA MJKWTM Jl UT le. eivei) a few hoi. Ladies' Hold Watches, DlMMWlbaik. Abo a few line Eiinhih Watches aud some beautiful sets of i oral Jewelry. In a short time we shall ntceite our rail stock. In the meantime we will sell at roliiarkar.lv low prices. BITTROLYr BROS.. anK-TU 48 Msin street. COJVMTITl TifJi I. t O .V f'Mi .Vthn. Notice is hereby jjiven that on the second Tin sday iu Oclobei, Iwiut: the otew-nlh day of said month, iu the year A. l. 18G9, there will 1h a oll opened in e.n h township in Vanderburgh county, at the usual places of holiKug elections therein, for the purpose "I taking the sense of tin- .juat tried voters of said county , on callim; a contention to alter, am. n. I, or revise the Coiistitnti t the Stale I of Indiana. .loll N S GAY ITT. augJO-t.w J-T K U TO h. t H.t.SUH 3'st WW a res ol alu il l - unimproved Land, in Qsl roll county, Iowa, r..- a foasa md U.t iu a bnsi n.-- street in Rvansyflfe. Apply to KE1D Jk ,v 'iNK, Attorneys at Law, Kvansv'ille. tnM ' BRAN! BRAN ! BRAN ! Tlt'A'.VTl' rJV A f A s .. for - lie at sixty-five cents bet hundred all' J ' ERSKINE l RNft'K ,t Co.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

J. F. SMITH, M. D., AURIST, Principal of tli' Vew York and Cincinnati lv' tution frtr the Deaf, .V.ibri Tm THBHB PKHJE sou with whom he has leen iu correspondence, aud the public generally, that ho tenders to thetu his professional service, and may Ik- consulted betweeu the hours of A. M. and 4 P. M . itaily, for a few days, at the SHERWOOD HOUSE. lfMs, J'mtc in th Ma ml, mnd mil IHerrttlt itUchmrf tpAUy mud I'll innntntly CWrssf, trithoul Jsm or Incomtnitnc Strict and undivided attention to this branch of special practice ha enabled him to reduce his treatment to such a degree of success as to find the moat confirmed and obdurate cases yield, by a steady attention to the remedial agents which he prescriU-s. "A gentleman, an honoraole man, and skillful in his profession. " Jesse Clement, Editor Western Literary Messenger. "A geiitleman and successful in the professiou." A. P. Wheel., M. D., Wheeling. Vs. "You will find him ouo of the noble men of earth." Rev. John E. Robie, editor N. W. Christian Advocate, Buffalo. "A skinful physician,an Aurist without an equal, a gentleman, and a learned man." K C. Felton, D. D Montreal. "They all speak of him in the most grateful terms fcr the benefit they havo received." John C. Yaoghn, Chicago. "His treatment is scientific, founded on correct principles, with the additional aids of experience and learuing." J. Cordoro, Collector of Customs, Charleston, 8 C. "This is to certify that I was relieved of deafness of over forty years' standing, by a short attendance upon Dr. J. F.Smith, Aurist, and cheerfully recomin -n l his treatment to my friends and the public generally, as easy of application, aud efficacious for its cure." Thomas W. Morris, Bank of Charleston, Charleston, 8. C. au2-: Mi 8 II O -HTMl (8. Kl'RTZ. at the Wholesale land Retail Coufectiouary on First street, two doors from the Post Office, has again been appointed sole agent for Maltby's Baltimore Oysters In the city of Evansville, and he will receive daily, supplies by Express, directly from the Packer, in Baltimore. He is prepared to offer tho trade such iuducemeiits forthe etitiroseasou as have never been offered iu this market heretofore. A constant daily supply always on hand, so that dealers and families can obtain at any time during the season those choice Oysters, In cans and half cans, aud in the shell, warranted iresb and sweet, and very superior in flavor and quality. Terms cash. And noue but bankable money received. A. K.UKTZ, au5-6m Sole Agent for Evausville. THOSE BFLJT VTJirE PEACH BASKETS have come at last. To those who want to ship or send to frieuds abroad some of those delicious peaches now comiug into market, we would say that we have a large lot of excellent peach banket.-on baud, the very best article to protect this tender fruit from mju.y during transportation. For sale low, by the piece or dox.11, by fan- .j ll OOOfcv d mN. To 4joou cjfmrEjrTEmm wastED. Inquire at the shop, coruer of Seventh aud Walnut streets. . : EVANSVILLE NURSERY. rWMlii 8VB S KtH K K HJ 8 E1VTE A'." M. thousand well grown Fruit Trees which he oilers to the public cheap for rash. Nursery one mile from Evansville. on the Newburg road. Residence in Elliott's Enlargeraeut. All orders w ill receive prompt attentiou, if addressed to aualUrwu PUILIP HOFFMAN. mroor mo jr. too atfjDLE8jt8 MJM sorted sixes, wai ranted to be of the very best quality, just received and for sale by an4 JACOB fvTRAl'B A SON. Notice to Directors. rmKE in nut r o us a tjtj? hoi thM. western Indiana Agricultural ami Mechanical District Fair will meet at Evansville on Tuesday, September oth, ltk"8, for the pnrtiose of selecting Jiuiui'sof Award lor the ensuing Fair. Directors mill please make out and bun. with them a list of l-rsons Jn their rountv qnalifii-d to act, s that thn Brard can select from the w hole. by order uf the President. au-M-tt P. HORNBROOK, Sec'y. PUBLIC SCHOOLSrwHB EM EE 8CMOOM.8 OB THIO jsT City will commence on Monday, September 5th. All transfers to or from the city ranat br made prior to September 9bth, 1S50. By order of the Board. an-24-td P. HORNBROOK, Clerk. JMLT! 84LT!-2,-s vMtUbs " 3tH ') " Dairy. Also, Dairy Salt iu .Mb and 12Tb lg, for sale at lswest rates, by OEO. FOSTER & CO., au'2'2 Agent Ohio River Salt Coniany. $500.00 REWARD ! THE 81 HSt HI HER, JT HIM JIBSERY, on the Ohio river, in Perry county, Indian, one mile below Cloverport, Ky., offers for sale fifty tlRusaud grafted Apple Tress, of from one to two years' growth, of fifty different varieties) all snited to the Western country. I will give any uiirseryman in the United States tee hundred folfnr worth of apple trees who will show 30,1100 larger or thriftier two-year old apple trees of fifty different varieties than I can. Prices of two-year-old trees, II cents; trees under five feet high, 1 cents. All orders addressed to the subscriber at Cloverport, Ky., will be promptly atttaded to. an24-2tw THOMAS POLK. KOCH EST EE s? AJi BUBEJLO COOPKH TOOLS. Just received, a large assortment of D. R. Barton's and White's Cooper Knives ; also, patent V Crozes, Truss Hoops, k, of the very best quality. JACOB STRAUB f SON. an-24 474 Main St., bet. Second and Third. J. I YIN. SON, late Master Mechanic K. d- C Railroad. D. CALLAHAN, late Engineer au Machinist do. WM. HUNTINGTON, late Foreman Moulder for Boelkor, Klussinau A Co. JOHN IVINSON & CO. VAKrrACTUEns or STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES AND 3 O X Xj 3 n sS z Corner Ltct and Water Streets, EranBrtllt, ........ Indian. Particular attention given to all such work us appertains to. HA ILBOA PS, 8TEA STUOA TS, DISTILLERIES, MINING ; SAW, Git 1ST, SVG AK. AND MALT MILLS; TOBA CCO, WINE AND LARD PRESSES; Aud in short MACHINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Also, House Fronts,, Window Caps, and Sills, Ventilators, Grutef, Iron Railings, and all kinds of IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. Dealers in Steam atidtWater Gauges, Steam Whistles, Wrought Iron Pipes, Gum Belting and Packing ami; Kire Brick. t, v . Especial attention paid to Jobbing, Repairing and Blacksmithing. aug240m jr) Jt MMMijyrT-TMIMS T MM M MS MM 8TmMS ML of J. M. Caldwell's store on First street, near Main. Also, the second story of the warohousc iu the rear. These rooms are large aud commodious. Terms easy. Impure at the store of J. M. Cardwell. au23.dl rW !' tut THREE VEBV EMMS B B ant room, furnished, to rent, in the central part of the city. Iuqtiire at the Journal office. ' To Contractors. WBBOEO8JII.8 WILL EE Bh't ElfMr ed until Wednesday, August Jlth, for the rein. val of the buildings and fences on tho present Fair Grounds Iu the new sit. on the E. ft C. Rail road. Seperale bids for ren oving the bnildings and fences, and putt inn tie same iiKn tie. new grounds, and for removing the buildings and putting a new fence on the gsound, will Im received -the work to I. completed by Ortnber 1st, 1S.VI Also There Is an exhibition tract to be mailt. Contractors, look out ! The bids to be left at the store of Ilornbrook A Co. By order ol the Board. aagi2-td F. HORN BRO K . Sec'y. fflHEESH I VMEE8E ! fii 555 E8 Ls tsceived this day aud for sale by CflAS. M. JOHNSTON, aug2J los''s Block, Maiu street. WBi'VEUJB! WIJ'BeJB! W J.' bids pure Cider Vinegar, 10 do Grape do. Received and for sale by MgU CflAS. McJOUNSTON. . OttJB! 8V(BAB!M iuOOE STOS E of all the various grades of brands aud refined Sugars, now on baud aud for sale by CH AS. McJOHNsTON. aiig2 Posey's Block, Main street. "11141 LB8 EBIMB LBJiE isdUUh J"" rs0 tb No. 1 W. R. Cheese, 26 bxs Hsmhurgh Cheese, 250 lbs Pearl Barley. Received at Z. H. COOK A SON S. WM A CorVRE- MWKET8 TOM BALE OB by S E. GILBERT A CD. HURTS' 8MORT8!-toK LBS. XHitUTS, a priunt ai tit le, for sals ruesp at ERHKINE, CURNICK J: CO.'S, sugU 47 Main street.

MISCELLANEOUS.

WmlSbOL VTMOJS'.MM The copartnership heretofore existing under the style of Stoddard A Thompson was dissnolved August 82(1. Win. U. P. Stoddard is authori wd to use the name of the late firm in settling ail accounts, and will coutinue to transact all business as before at 17 Main street. aug'JdAwSw p. . BTOBJ JOMMM, ! COBJV .fl EjJTl 30 bur hels of fresh ground Corn Ml from the ! country, at ERSK1NE, CURNICK & CO.'S, aug8 47 Maiu street. BB BI HIS IS H EE I MUtMElf BEEE Just received per steamer Jacob Pos, a prime article of sugar-enred Dried Beef. Call and try it, at ERSK1NE, CURNICK A CO.'S, angs 47 Main street. IB E E JL B EjI BEB8.OJY' MJtJ'It w jm. ann iwr ' , 10 uozeu ;ijie i lens, noiiiething different from the old styl. jyil GEO. S. SONNTAG, 10 Msin st. DIM CB IfEClJtBBE B V THE Jli MT LIED POWERS. Just arrived from the East, a fresh snrply of excellent DRY GOODS, consisting iu par . of a large lot of Mosquito Bars, Calicoes, Ac., Ac., which we offer low for cah, at our cheap Cash Store, No. 45 Main street, Evansville, Ind. sng2 MILLER A NIEHAUS. BLatLXJKT'ai SOUTHERN RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT GUIDE AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY, rWlME ri HLISHEK OETUM8 WORK JL with a clrculaticn often thousand per month, wonld respectfully inform the merchants of Evansville and vicinity that he is prepared to contract for advertisements at very low rates. Terms Business Card jf One Square Half Pagi Slit p. ran' n: 20 25 .... SO ODe Page Address J. C. BRAIN, Editor Southern Railroad Gui le, jyl4-d Box 449, Louisville, Ky. HUNNELL'S coaaEa or WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAL, EVANSVILLE, IND. rWMM8 JS'Er ESTABLISHMENT E i 1 ow iu fall ..pi-rat ion, with new and complete Machinery of the latest style, for Planing and Dressing Lumber, planing and grooving Flooring, making Doors aud Sash Mouldlugs, Window Blinds, and evory other description of work doue in such establishments. All work at these Mills warranted to be well done, and will be offerest at the lowest cash prices. PackiDg Boxe of all kinds made to order. Brackets and Scrolls uaweU to any pattern. Slitting aud al'. kinds of Sawing done u order, aud in the most approved style. jy22 WILLIAM HUNNELL. St. Charles Saloon. NEW PROPRIETORSHIP AN ENTIRE RE-ORGANIZATION. WWTE88B8. HAMMEH tC IIBKIM SS, OwB from New Orleane, have purchased the ST. CHARLES SALOON, on First tstreet, nearly opposite the Post Office, aud have refitted it in m elegant and attractive style. The new proprietors have had long experience as keepers of fashionable and popular Restaurant in New Orleans, and they will eudeavor, In their newhouse, t. combine all the elegancies and luxuries of Northern and Southern Restanrats iu the ST. CHARLES. They have brought a large and csmplct.. stock f choice Liquors from New Orleans, which they collect.-.! with care daring their busitssss ut that city. Their connections and acquaintance in that city will enable them to obtain the choiorst supplies of Liquors, Fruits, and luxuries from that market in future, aud they will spare ne expense, nor pains to make the ST. CHARLES in-pass, hereafter, its former representation, as a pleasant Saloon, a place of good living, and elegant, refined and lttxnrions resort. OW Billiard players will find at tbisSalotw a set of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, ftotn the well known and celebrated factory of J. M. Brunswick t The undersigned flatter themselves that loaf ex. perience and careful attention will enable them to merit a reputation eqnal to any Saloon in tl western country. uST" A splendid Lunch will be served up iu the most approved style, evtry morning at 10 o'clock. 11 AMMKK A DREIFUSS, aug4 Late of New Or cans. IE TEMEEMV8 VOMBOUJS'IM O F HOPS AND BONESET IT is the safest, surest, cheapest, and moit reliable remedy for t lie permanent cure of COLDS, COUGHS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH, Aud all affections of the Throat and Lungs. It being prepared upou Scientific principles, and from articles that are entirely vegetable. The COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOPS AND BONESET Is manufactured by C. ROTHENBUSH k SON, Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio, to whom all orders muit be addressed ; and sold by KELLER A WHITE, Druggists Evansville, Indiana, and by Druggists and Merchants throughout the country. jar 20-1 y BOXES EXTRA HXMHl BtJH ( BHswlE 2.r A No. 1 Pine Apple Cheese, 2 bbts Powdered Sugar, j bbls Crashed do, 250 lbs choice sugar -e:-.:e I Dried Beef, MO lbs prime Leaf Lard, 10 bxs Star Candles, 10 bxs Opal do, 10 kitts new Mackerel. Received pet steamer St. Louis, at Z. II. COOK dr SON'S jr ojyroojr eobtbb and scotch MM ALE 4 casks ass'd pts qts London Porter, 4 do do do Scotch Ale. A genuine imperted article at aagl9 Z. H. COOK dr S )N'8. WBA1NT8, OELmT, W rBJSM8IlE 8 M 1000 kegs pure White Lead, 200 kegs do do Zinc, 7 i lbs pure English Red Lead, 25 cans French White Zinc Gloss, 500 ths English Patent Dryer, 1000 lbs ass'd Paints dry, HU0 cans do Paints in ail, L I J 2000 extra Putty, in tin cans, 1000 callous Linseed Oil, 1 cask No. 1 Coach Varnish. 1 do White Deiuar do, I do No. 1 Furniture do, 1 do Brow 11 Japan do. With a lull assortment of Paiut, Scrubbing, Whitewash, Horse, and Couuter Brushes. Just receive. I by E. 8. BABC0CK. rWIHE LITTLE M A JV STILL M AHEAD. You often hear Ladies remark that they can always be snited at S. KMBICH A CO.'S. Well, the reason is that they keep everything in the Dry Is line, aud as they are dispiwingof their stock ut redtn ed ju ices in order to make room lor au early fall purchase ; the attraction is unusually large. Their stock of Shoes is excellent, and in prices jannot lieexcclktl. aug4 W?l6VB t ELOCJB ! ELO CB t J UST JC re'-,vived and for sale 2.1 k fresh gronnd extra white wheat Flour, 2.1 sks do -n tme do, 10 1 1 1 extra do. All of which w warrant. aug.1 VICKERY BROTHERS. MUTUA L I I RE IN41KANCE COMPANY.) OY VANDEUBl'RGH COUNTY, V EvaksviLLK, Aiir. 4, 186. I JfTS LECTIO JV . THE A J'J'UA L Mud election for seven Directors and a Secretary w ill be held on MONDAY, Aug. IS, ls.'.u, ls-lween the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock P. M., at the . 1 rice, ow Third street, adjoining the Crescent City Bsnk. augl-lOt ROBT. EARLY. Sacrnaiy. HI SULKS CHOICE ON'IOJS'S, Vt buihels No. 1 "Potatoes, 11 do prime White Beans. Received and for sale at aug9 .Z.H. CtX)K A S0N'8. JfJOE UV MACMSMiREL X 859 CAtTCH Of W just received aid for sale bv 6Jy CIIAS. McJOUNSTON. WM E V E TA B L E 8 1 W Fresh Vegetoblrs rece Je30 Z. VESMM1TA BLESS tved every morning at II . COOK k SON'S. TTJ.vw.-l.OOO BALKS JTO. 1, at ;KO. KwSTKK d: CO.. HU 'I Cor. Locust st. ami Canal. 4BAMM.E88 MASS 8 10,000 H A A iV 2 and 2J bush, various brands, for sals low, by OEM GEO. FOSTER A Co. 25LI-ffJPWS.lflA.vl MIELB rowME I ' b U o kegs Miami Blasting do, " o feet l.alei.t Sstelv Ifi.. Fof sale bf Z. H. COOK A SONS, Agts. MS. KM I L 1 BEmi7B-35 MB I. S N'E W MO Wheat received per railroad this day by ug5 GEO. FOSTER A CO. lELCM SALT 1N0U BAIJS i'l BE TI RE'S ISLAND, for sale by MUM GEO. rosTER t ;o. Wmm'Mm H'BM' COOI ISM. 1 1 1 h 1 m M 7 t lbs choice uew CodUflh immtol .1.1 for Z. H. COOK d SON'S.

MISCELLANEOUS. CHANGE OF AGENCY. PHdNIX INSURANCE COMPANY. Hartford, Conn. The agency of this favorit-3 Compauy, held by ALLEN C. UALL0CK, Eaq., has this day u changed, and JOHN W. NEXSEN, Late of Memphis Tcnn., has le -n nppoiiited ss his successor. 1 Parties holding Policies in the PHvENLX, can have them reitewel by calling tipon Mr. N. M. MAG1LL, General Ag't, Cincinnati INCREASE UF CASH CAPITAL TO BY THE PHCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY 0 F HARTFORD, 00MB. Cwsh Assets, OVER HALF A MILLION DOLLARS. S. L. LOOM IS, President. H. Kellogg, Secretary. if. Magill, General Agent, Cincinnati. Br)- Applications received, Policies issued and renewed, und all business pcrtiiiuiag tothisagen'-v yrvmthj attended to by A J 3 JOHN W. WEXSEN, Agent. BUT Ofiice with Dr. Bray, over Adams Express Company. anglx-Sss sfzTA TBJBBJST OE CO JB E A J' T B 9 ASSETS, AUGUST 1, 18.19. Cadhon hank and in Brink $M.(i:1i 0.1 Cash in the liaudfi of Agents. ... :t7,4Ki 31 ft MM K ReslEstate unincntnls-r.-d 1. si tHI Loans secured by Mortgage on unencumbered Rsal Estate 37,160 00 Loons amply secured bv pbsl-e of Stocks, Bonds, dv ." t0.2.r0 n U) shares U. S. Trust Co. Sbs k, New York $j,00- $1.7i0 200 slutres Americau Ex. UaukStoi k, N Y '0,0is '0,btK) 'MJ0 shareH Metroitolitau Bank stack, N Y W.OO0 til.SOo 200 shares Bank of Commerce Stock, N T 20,(Si avion 150 shares Continental Bk Stock. N Y l.l.ouo HKIflsl 200 shares Merrhants' Ex. Stock, N Y 10,000 10,000 428 shares cf Merchauts' Stock, N Y 10.700 12,m 500 shares Pha-nix Stock, N Y lO.OlKl 11, JS) KJ0 shares Oean Stock, N Y 4,000 4 Mm 300 shares Far. d Mech's Stock, Hartford :so,n0o U,sN '200 shares Phosnix Stock, Hsrtfbrd IMP MM0t 200 shares Mer. d ManutHe'rs St'k, Hartford.20,000 Jl.tstO mo shores .Ktaa Stoek, Hartford 20,000 21,000 196 shares City Stock, Hartford 17,500 20 .fiflo 150 shares Mercantile Stk, Hartford Ir,0u0 15,150 lit. share State Stock, - Hartford 11,000 lo,'200 25 shares Hartford Stock, Hartford 2,500 Xm SO shares of Connecticut River, St'k. Hartford. 2,500 3.250 10 shares Hartford county Stock, Hartford.... 500 500 100 shares Citizt ns' Bank Stk, Watcrbury, Ct.,.10,(00 10,500 38 shares Waterbury Stk, Waterbury, Ct 1,900 1,00.1 4 shares Stafford Stock, Stafford, Ct 400 412 100 shares Holyoke Water Power, Mass 10,000 10,13 10 shares New Britain Water Bonds 10,000 lO.Otm 10 -l, ui - C P if I R k Bond 10,000 7,400 31 6,540 00 730 00 Accumulated Interest on Loan-. Total Assets -$147,712 36 Liabilities Losses unadjusted and not due 23,730 CI S. L. LOOM IS, President. H. KrLLoeu, Secretary. JOHN W. NEXSEN, Ageut, nugia Evansville, Ind. Greatest Book of the Age! "There is a wonderful combination of native tsleut of the first order in this truly National Work." A. Y. Daily Time. HISTORY OP THE UNITED STATES. FROM THK Earliest Period to the Present Time. BY J. A. SPENCER, D. D. Member of the New York Historical Society. Member de la Societe Oriental de Kronen. Author of Egypt and the Holy Land, Ac, Ac. This National History, written by an accomplished American Author, and beautifully embellished by American Artists, among whom are Lentze, Wier. Vanderlyn, Powell, Chapman, Crmppt II. and Ortell, commeuds itself by Rs sterling merit to tht favorable consideration of the American public. No pains nor expense have been spared to render this work worthy of being, in every respect, hailed as a Book of the American people Every public institution of onr country, family, every citizen should possess each a National Work, that he may scan over iu instructive records aud 1. indie bis patriotism at its spirit-stirring narrative, aud point to its exhibition of genius and skill, with those feelings of generous enthusiasm which "tich a production of native talent raunot fail to uvvakeu in the heart of every true American. The work is published in se mi -monthly parts, 25 ecu ts each, delivered at the subocriber's residence free of charge ; piyabn only ou delivery, aud sold only by subscription. Published by JOHNSON, FRY A CO., 27 Beektuan street, New York. C.J. Stephens, Cauvuseiug Agent. August 10, 1850. QUAUTO-SIIAKSPEARE ILLUSTRATED. American Edition. The complete work of William ShukflPeare Including his Plays, Poems, and Lite, fiom thu Original Text. Carefully collected und composed with the Editions of Knight, Halliwell and Collier. With Historical Introductions am.' Notes, both Ev lanatory and Critical. With now and finelv exoculisl STEEL ENHRA VINCS of all celebrated Americau Actors of the presold century in Shakspearian Characters. The Work is publishb.l in semi-monthly part.-, at 25 cents each, and payable imlv on delivery. Published by JOHNSON. FRY A CO., SI Meek In. Ill Ml eel. N. VI York . Tln Agent, C. J. tstepliens, is now at the Sherwood House, and will call Umih our eitieus, and show them the works. augll-i'.u MmlSSOLUTIOJS'.-TJIE CO PARTNERMB Hhip heretofore existing uuder the name and style of Clarke f-Boyd, was dissolved ou the ORB dav of July, by mutual consent. LEVI S. CLAKKE, angl7-lw u ROBERT BO D. TWV LOTS BOB KMLB.-IWE Sl'B scriber offers for sale -two excellent Lots on Third and Cherry streets. These lots are adnirablv suitinl for residences or business pun-'--. Terms easy. Apply to THOMAS 5 Kt 'ER, at Messrs Bement A Viele's store. ui-ls-.'r mmOTMCB OB UlAMniAN'tr RALE. WW Notice is hereby giv.-n that, in conformity with an order made by the C urt of Common Plena at its Juue term, I&TjO, I will sell at public auction, on the J 'tii day of August, ut 2 P. M , at t Indoor of the Court House, all that part of Lot Ho. 1, in Block No. .'J7, iu the Eastern Enlargement of the City of Evansville, thus bounded : Cominoucing on the front line of said lot on Main street, at a point lJi feet from Ibe line dividing said lot No. t and b.t No. J in said Bh k, thence along said front line 18 feet and nine inches towards Sixth street, thence at right ausrles to Main street to the Hey in the rear of said lot. thence along said alley 18 feet nine inches towards Seventh street, and tlieuce at rinht hiihUs to said alley to the place of lMgitstafiig. Terms of sa'.e, one-third cash 011 the day of sale, one-third in three years, and the remaining third in Ave years from the day of sale. THEODORE- VJENNKM AN N, t. 1 ii dirt n of the minor heirs ot jyZS-td Martin Beis, deceased.

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g 1MXE8B& BOXES fltoH L W. B CoL sale i.v - i t.II.HKKT At'n WHITE FYS-.'.. HALF BBLS. S. 1 for sale wv s K GILBERT A t o. It. 1IHI.8.. 1 mu for sale by S. E. OII.HKKT .t CO.. 7,000 MlsllJiLS NO. H RAJS' for -ale bv jeii 7.. II. f'OfiK A SON gfiHEESMi 45 BXS. J I 8T St Hi HI V. IS ed by SORENSON t CO T FiMBtaAs Ftvaa. Twist, and Vim. u r sale tuw H. K. GlLBfc'i TAfO. LIME- tOO ' BBLS . MJS iris.,1 sliinruiitz onler Also (.r.-v I.i hhth. and barreN, in anv uuicitity to suit purcliaiors, bj GEO. Foster a 00. R IFLB POWDER 50 KBGB Putt SALE i; t aiiirti 8. r . GILBERT A CO. -4UU UOMIEJS VSaloon Matches, with or without Snlohnr. Ke Ipfcar. K DBh -ii by tm II. COOK A SON. WB RAJS' W"8. CM A EE. IF YOU WANT MM ood Bran, go to No. 38 Main street. They atllehaap. VICKERY BROTHER. it tCMi IO TI K m tirime. for sale hv ICE BBS ' MSMtAT ttnirt GEO. FOSTER A CO. rW1AR4i IIDLS, LAR;E SIZE AND IX PIKE JR. order, for sale by an iL E. GILBERT A 00. Wt H 8 K T m ' MrABM M49AMSW8, MM Brooms, Coffee Mills, Brushes, Dust Pans, Dusti rs, Clothes Linen, Clothes Pins, Btsl Cords Churns, Bowls, Rollin-r Pins, Mashers, Cotton Mops, Mop Handles, Door Mats. Or anything yoa may wnnt. Call and ss- for yourselves, at ang-1 VICKERY BROTHERS, 2 Main st. EKOl A o DDLS. EXTRA B. Flour for ule by ugVi QJKL WHITE WHEAT F08TEB d CO. BW II I S K V SO DHLS. EXTRA HIGH WW proof Rectified, suitable for the Southern trrde, for sal" 1-y GEO. POST EE 1 CO. -JMfWEBS PoiiKau BBLS., VERT HEAVY. W WM our ow n packiug, for sale by ngU GEO. FOSTER d CO. I: iv.-d this day and for sale br the doeen a v. ry low tigtin. JACOB 8TRACB A SON, .iu'-I- ,1 Main ut.. lt. Second and Third EltiLm' HAMS., OOO OEM Lm iltrfii--cil-e.i ILiibs iust received, whieh urn mkui owlede,cd to be the I .est in the market. For .-lib' I.J ane;t; Z. H. COOK A- MOB. Agent (or Evansville. mmOTHB.-THE VJS'D B BBMIMJYK II WW v ill apply to the Board of Commissioners of auderhuririi I'ouiny, on t lie first Mouday in September nuxt, t..-v.it : On the ath day of said month for a grant of license to retail Spirituous Liquors, at his usual place of busiueas, corner of First aud Viuc streets. MMtS-tt JOHN II. BREMEB A 00. rHlA M Mi JSrmTMCM .'THAT RHsklNE, M crRNICK A OO. are prepared to reosivtCity Orders to the extent of (tme Tkt.mmnd DoUsr. ipu , in exch.iug.- b r (Jr.sei ies at their store, 47 Main street. augl2 mWOBB HiUH EOTAT AW.Uhbls MfYAL A th rlMOtat Mercer Potatoes, superior to anything iu thr market, recelvisl this day and Tor sale I.y CHAs. M JOHNSTON, niy .'l Main street, near the Cans l. Cyaps: caps: aps t For ch ristMAS A In., mid splendid assortment Caps, for men aitsl Is.vs, lei. st stvle-s, just recoivsJ er Express bv VAPTIKR A MARCONNIER, dec7 No. 30 Main street. JWOEW MACMEBBL-lTiO EACHOf w Sues, hole nnd half bbls and kits, assorted nnmbei-s, received tins day per railroad, fur sab low by ft. K. litLBBRT A CO., J -1 No. 4 SycasBors street. rION 1 mjS' w'AMJS8AJirM MA T TIN'S . ' 75 bags assorted 1 1 tbu Yarn, list bales Nw. I and 2 Cotton Batting. In -tore an 1 b I -ale I x syli 'WHEELER A RIGG9. WLOCB' FLOUE!-nO BABBBLE ML md sacks in store and to arrive, extra and su pern ue Country Brands as good as the best and as low as the lowest, at Jel4 VICKERY BROS., 82 Main at. TIO TME Lm VKSS8 OEM BfOOB Cup of Tea. We are now in receipt of a very choice lot r loose Teas, bought expressly for retail ;rade. UrUI one and all. Samples given with atsosors, by Z. H. CtOK A SON. WEAL IS 8 EATE.YT CBwYCBBTB MM SAFES. Wo are agents for the celebrated Hall's atent Fire Proof and Thief Proof Safes, manufactured by Hull, Carroll A Co. Cincinnati. A eoi. -taut supply will be kept on hand, and sold at manufacturer's prices. PRESTON BROS. MM R EMI CM OEM H I LTlN'ii AN' IS B PAI RING at Factory Prices A large stock N. F. Retting Company's Goods tn store at all times, at M ASt rn TfRas' Paicxs. Warranted superior to auy other. C. 8. WELLS, mart Sign of the Mill Saw, 13 First street. mmOTlCB. THB VJS'BBBSX GN'EO Of W will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Van lerbnrgh County, on the first Monday in September next, tow it : On the Ath day of said month for a grant of License to retail Spirituous Liquors, at his usual place of business, on Front street, between Leet and Pine streets, Evansville. aitgC-3wd JAMES CARTER. WBAi O.S A.S II MM lotto lbs clear Bacon Sides, 2000 lbs extra sugar-cured Hams, 600 lbs Shoulders, 5 bbls choice Lard. Received and for sale by CHAS. McJOHNSTON. angll Posey's Block, Main street. 4"4MwI 8TOCM ! 8TOCB .' A9 2 tine 3 year old Bay Mules, Z No. 1 Milch Cows, A fine lot of full bred Chester Whit Hogs. For sale at Z. H. COOK A SON'S J20 Stock Yt.rd. MrVIEL B W HAM 8-1 OO oe n w celebrated Hams, together with a good assortment of other meats Should, rs, Clear Sides, Pickied Pork, Dried Beef, Beef Tonga, Ac., jast received and f r sale by CHAS. McJOUNSTON, Main stret, near the Canal. WmJEEOLI TIO N' JV OTYcB. - TME MM partnership heretofore existing between T. J. While aud C. G. Keats, uuder the nanae of T. J. Whits d Co., is this day dissolved by mutual eonsent. C. G. KEATS fs ohms authorised to settle ooconnts. E xwsvrLi.r., Aug. 4, 1859. mmmj fjftj LEVI S. CLARKE. ' tN'THAt Ton AN II HI I LD ER. W.s Shop comer of Sixth and Walnut streets. MM" I Km prepared to contract for all work iu our line. aagl7 MM O HE KT HOI 'II, ARCHITECT. jfCtVi Kln . on Second street, between Vine and Division, next door to the old Prtsbyterian Charch. Plans, sp. i ittr.it i..iis, detail drawings, Ac., for all classes of biiibiiiiL'-. 1 spared on short notice, and on reasonable tern.s. auglT FMI THBLAllIBE. J VST REVETTED M an ussorimeut of Ilnndkerchief Perfumes of tin latest MIe, such as "Kiss Me Sweetly," "Kiss Me Qui. kly," "Ki-s Me if You Da' 9." Also, an jMaortinetit of Ltihin's Extracts, warranted pnr and genuine, at KELLER A WHITE'S aiiKin.dAw Drug Store. SX to fU I ALL i'AN'JIEHHI MtH OJ W County Orders drawing interest, and whi. h have . en endorsed previous to Jrsne 1. 1M68, will Is' 1. deemed on prosciitatioH to the County Trees - lller. N. B. No interest accruing after this date on said orders will I- paid. R. S., 186. Chapter 112, Sctions. THKO. VKNNEMANN, acurlO-lw Treasurer V. C. Ol , LA DIPS, WE HA VP RECEIVED A consignment ot Lawns, lVlaines, and other line kisxIs v..rthy your attentlou, which we are goili); to sell al auction wilboiit reserve, coin me le fug this luoruing at ' o'clo. k. Come up and see them, if you dout't buy. aogls 11. NELSON A OO. iCNEMIE8 S9 tissi ir.s extra s siii-ar-cnred Drie.1 Beef. Vn ftn rnn Missed do do Hams. Wmo lbs Sid, Rncn, .ViOIhsLard, US) the M.I.I 1 do. M Beef Tougues. 50 IT.s Honey, a J,,t of freak Butter A Kgus, jnst reeeiveii auil l.r sale at VICKERY BROTHERS. auo IUKS MiXf RMSSmLW E the Indies and Chihlrea. .si lbs K r. ii. h flume, at B ceaU per th. WM! lbs 1 nrkei Prunes, at 1-" ., cetits is-r R lotsilti . itiie Currants, 1 ' tins Pin.- Apples. IVars. Slnau ts-rri.-. I'M do list do urn I... til. aborted Pie rrtnls. HMlcatas aesort ed Table fruits, JO , , :e I'll 1 .11. 1 1 mi cans l.obM. i lOTt do Salmon. I" boxes eboir lrfai..ns, :i bids pearled Barley, ,"i boxes layer Raisins. With a full assortment of Almoii.U. Feeaes, Cream Walnuts, Kilbuls Ac. Just received fresh and Hu. nnd at remarkably low prices, by augg-j. E. S. BAB00CK. gfOBN MEAL 4U MC8M. EMM8M My cround just reseived and for sale by HK22 t HAS. MiJOHNSTON. Rl IT CAN'S IO Mr. , . slvl. bv -t ud. JU..I ie.-eived and tot I MM h ugoj CHAS. CJUJiatwr.