Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 11, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 30 August 1859 — Page 3

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TI KSUAY SUKSlXlJ . Al iil T Local and Miscellaneous, Tttc Steamer Poland. The following is the mendacious attempt j of the fellow who runs the Packet Poland to vindicate his heartless and brutal nm duct. There are a few base, sordid, intevl- l ing wretches specimens of false humanity who utter falsehood by a law of their nature as other men uaturaliy speak the troth: Rlitors Louisville Courier : The Kv insTille Journal publishes a statemef to the effect that the steamer Poland refused passage to a pauper family, brought to that city (ETftMTille) by the J. H. Done from Cairo, and eenaures the officers ot the Poland in no measurable terms. These are the farts I The "family " was made np of three women, one man, and three children (one of which was a mulatto). They applied for passage to Louisville, saying they came from back of Evansville ; that they were destitute, and had no means of making a living. There being no one to vouch for them, and knowing the responsity of public carrier in such matters, I, of course, refused to allow them to come aboard. The municipal laws of Louisville, and of most of the towns along the Ohio, impose heavy penalties on steamboat owners for landing paupers within their precincts. In view of the many acts of Charity in carrying destitute personf from point to point, they should certainly be allowed the privilege of protecting themselves from paying heavy fines where they would perform such acts ot charity. These were my reasons for refusing passage to the ''pauper family" in question, and which, on reflection, I hope will be satisfactory to the editor of the Evansville Journal and all others interested. I was not applied to by a citizen or citizen of Evansville to take this family. R. Ukacky, Card. Steamer Poland, August 25. These are the simple truths told to the heartless signer of the alwve card by the sufferers themselves, and their statement was corrutiorated by circumstances, and their appeal was supported by a humane poliee oflieer and other respectable iti.ens. The family went from Jefferson county, Kentucky, to one of the extreme border counties of Missouri and squatted upon a quarter section of public land. -They labored hard for two tears ami expended all their means in making a clearing and building a home. When the time for the payment of their land came, they had nothing to redeem it with, ami a hearttfss specs later en teied it aud drove them from tfanr toeatio. With very little mean they m icjf u attempt to return to their old home and friends. On the route, the men and women lappa and worked to get means to pay their way. Hut overtaken by .ickness, they were reduced to ulUr destitution and helplessness. Some humane Onpitain took them on Itoard and brought them to Cairo, where Captain Davis found them, and moved by their sad story, took them on his boat, fed and nursed them and brought them to this city, where our citizens and authorities, instead of prosecuting him for bringing paupers to the city, received them gave them shelter and food, and raised a small purse, enough to pay their expenses from Portland to their former home, the residence of the husband's brother, four miles from Louisville. This is a tale that needed no corroboration to any humane eye that beheld the group which was told by the sufferers to the officers of the Poland when they drove the af flicted family from the boat. to excuse their inhumanity, when asked to permit them to remain, they grossly libelled the people of Louisville and ot Kentucky, by declaring that the authorities would inevitably prosecute and tine them for carrying home a family of unfortunate, sick, and destitute citizens of their own county. Will the editor of the Courier, who endorses Gracey's card, endorse the slander,and say the danger of the penalty was a sufficient justification of the act I The mulatto spokeu of was an infant, and might have been a slave to the poor family ; no one here asked the lot it held in the common suffering, nor wished to disturb its relations to the afflicted family. But the men w ho were heartless enough to drive a virtu tuous and suffering family fromcould them as we are credibly informed redeem from heavy charges the baggage of vile prostitutes take them without charge make a brothel of their boat and land the polluted subjects of their lusts, penniless, upon the wharves of Louisville without any fears of fines from the authorities. There is no pleasure nor profit to us in acting thus, as the public censors and instigators of a ift of base men, whose crimes can only be punished by exposure and applying the scorpion whip of the press to their naked backs. We have no feeling or mterest in such affairs but what every citizen has; we often don't know the men, except through the public reports of their acts. It is an unpleasant public duty, in the performance of which, where it is honestly doue, the press should have the support of the community. Capt. Caffrey, of the Katr French, like Capt. Davis, of the Done, received the family on board; fed them.and ministered kindly to the wants of the invalids; aud said that occasions to serve the distressed in running his boat gave him more satisfaction than the profits of the trip. Capt. Caffrey is as courteous and attentive as he is generous and humane. Ladies aud families may be entrusted to his rare, with the full assurance thai they will be safe under his watchful guardianship. We direct attention to the excellent Hiliuementa offered by CAMSUMHi k McNkkof Indianaoolia, iu this inoruiug's Journ.it, in the way of Printing Materials. Those wishing to purchase imyth ing in this line would do well to inquire further into tbe mutter. Kare bargaius are offered. A Hpkccu. Mr. Hendric ks mill make h I-. ei h to the piTij.le of Kvauavil Mt the Court Houe ou Thunxluy evening next.

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terdaj, l.Jr Mr. Bokouft, with an apple trow 1 the farm of Capt. Alex. Sim, of Pope coun ty Illinois. wbi h measured fourteen inches in cirrumlwfc. nnd weiglred nineteen It is the largest apple we have ever outlets. Southern Illinois is unsnpassed as a seen fruit country, The 8BBM0t American, one of the most valuable publications in the country foo artiSAM and mechanics, begins a new volume in two week?, and now Is the time to renew the club lists. Clubs of ten are furnished with the paVptV at $1 !0 each: those of twenty, l 40. The yearly volume (..trains usually about 832 large quarto I ages, and about 000 original engravings. Tsxaa Grapes. In Caldwell county, Texas, the white Malaga grape, grafted on the common Mustang of that State, has proved a perfect success. No larger bunchta ; or grapes, more uniformly ripe, than samples ' of these Texas grapes, could be produced. ( - , I This Is a su.nrestivc fact to our irraoe culCO turists. A Swill Tcb. A (ierraan named ikitz, livinc at Indianapolis, drank eirht pal Ions of lager beer in twelve hours Inides twotr j three liottles of brandy. Henry Ward Beecher's new Ply mouth Church, in Brooklyn, New York, is to be buit. An award will la; made for the best design early in SepteinUr. The Natchez Fr'e Trwb r is out for Hon. A. li. Drown, of Mississippi, tor the Presidency in 1800. Mr. llrown killed the Cuba project at Tammany Hall. Fro i the HenfuU' ami JfiMiOh.:tarrn' Jorl. To those of our readers who are subject to Fever and Ague, Intermittent aud Remittent Fevers, or other Millions and Nerrotis attarkft, we honestly recommend Leed s Substitute for Quinine, for so many cures by its SMS huve come under our own observation that we know how excellent it is. This Substitute docs not contain (Juininc. (ipiuin, Mornhiu.', or Arsenic, wliile it osHSST ail the advantages of these medicines, with none of their injurious i Hr i ts. In a piimphlei. Iielore us, He find certificates from all classes the sailor, merchant, and US valid, which all In-ar testimony to its excellence. Let our n ailers send for a circular, or lietler, for half a do.cu Imttles, to Lascsi ii Caiilstakt, Kvansville, Indiana. tliwGiu. Candidates. U aWS ' . la auMMM I hr nafr 1 .liH.N HiHM'l!,of Ferry township, an a candid .ti l.'i t'.aiiit) l '.lnfni-l..i. I al I In i iiiiiih. '. ti.U-i election IS mrs mmthmrtitd lo aaawaacr K. V MIRRTT .oi a i andiilate for Judge of tho fift filth J ii.1u.ial ir. nit, at tho n. OetoU-r election. aiifrlt I V mrt requests to aWNMM Ihe mom of ROBERT V NItillTINGALR, of Ueraiaiilowiihip, aa n eau.lidate for C'ouuty ('oiuminijiier for District No. !,at the nextOctolier ela tion. IAw Special Notices. It Is quit a common obssrwntion, that consumption is the chief curse of this climate, preying opoo aid an.l young, anc m-ittteriiiK widoly its HUafts of destruction. But all who have ever traveled through tho South and West, or Indeed through any portion of the interior of the country, most have noticed that there is a disease far more preralent among Americans, than consumption. Day after day they are are alternately baking, as with a norvoas fit, or rendered delirious with f -rer. Most of them find an enrly grare. No one I who has ever seen or experienced this disease, can fail tu pwrteive tkat we itllu.le tn li.it is e.ille.1 PeTwan.1 Apn. TI.e ,tlscrrerr of a wmedy for this evil must and kIioiiKI 1 eonsidere.l tiiildie benefact.r, aad Dlt UOSTKITBR'S ! I ITtRS is the remedy, we know from i-r.u:il tria" mW Fnr sale by tkrasglata and dealers -iierully, everywhere. autl7 . Olafnoal. Itremrlml alvea, and all thosr e.inouii.U con ..eted of niinera! agent, are highly dangerous .ipplii atioaa. This OintntPtit, .inpoaed entirely of vegetal. le extracta, hi a hnrmlewt aa wll m eftViewt retne4f, In all cattes of eruption, sores, boll, wound, and contusion. Sotil at the manufactory . No. SO Muideu Lau, New York, and by all Druggi!, at Ktc., and 91 r pot. angS Th, Blood Is Ihs LUs.-JYw mors that I the poor mderers in our country languish, their constitutions racked and torn hy strong and dan(erooa mineral uiedkiues ; they will route to the fouulaiu ot health, ( nun! in simple herb and roots from natum's atorehooae. THE MOUNTAIN HERB FILLS, of innocent mountain plant com -poaml, will reach and atop their ditrerf, and cause the blood, renewed and cleaaaed, to carry through the body the elements of hualtb ; building up the broken eonstitntion, and carrying life and health, but for tli-iu would have bceu the wreck of hope the feeldc iniMtn of suO'.-i ing, at lust eiifh-d liy the cohl han.l of ileuth. Po not let prejudice ovetcome your Is tter naaou ; do Uot look np. ii these Pill as ouly like others; Jo wot let yoin il.inlr, after trylnj; errrytblug else, preTriit ym from trying MM se. The I.IohI muat be pure, and then sicklies is inijMimible. VI' bat a great and yet aiuiple truth ittthia! it nps ala U. Ibe obidm.o iienm. ot nil ; it is the great key -st our or the healing art. J UPSON'S MOUNTAIN HU IILLS arUI purity aud clean, it it sure as th.- sun will ri..c i .-miirruw. a Judtton' Mountain Herb Pills arc sold by all Medicine Dealer. augl U't rs rtjuirid lo Om thai th rnownrd Chemist of !f.-w Knglaud, IMMT. AYKK, has at leugth tin utd bis atteutiou to the diaordrr which hangs like a hlighton our community Our section a UN hualthy a any other, with one ingl.. ' exception. Hud that is the Petri aad Ague, which haunt.-, ii-. on rvny ido. Rut his n lue.ly . cure, as altonhl know it must, it In- nn.l.. it. I'aat out this l .il. fill distemper from among n, aud ours m one of I he loveliest spots iu I he weal. N-h- ! ftaW, VairMA, lytf j B 8Ti.vnnj jt H i lt i: or TIIK PKACK Orne, Tmao srur.ET, S. oni, l , . . n M.,,W TM, Coi ar Hoiaa Will Kite particular attention to all Notarial Liiaiiien .-nt i u,t t(. bun u. h : wtitiuK Wi-il, awrtpHtN, Paw ara-U-Attorney, Coolrarta, c. Will U. collet t uion. y, h, a,iy part of thr county, with or will t .it, Jir (. ed. Probate bnaineaa, aettleuieut of eatatej, AdimiiMtration, Ooanbanthi-.H..Ii. it, .1 Hinl promptly attrnde.1 to. mi M Bodlain Mining (iiapuny, RiaiiMvilln, Indian. OrHo on Water alicst. butwreu Maui and I.ocimU I'oal, ill nan I ii i. i . f n..t 1,.,, than bunli.-N, .),. Ihensl to any part of ihei ity, at M .ent jht baaSk at the pit, cut. JOUN WVMUNH, icf.t S .-r.-tsi) and Main.;-, i. rmijr MMI - M SOU I- - IO Ttnniate, 11 do IX Uo, 1.00 It: K.M,ttnK Tin, an d IX do, .rdo IClVkrTiu. Oi. hauJ auU foi aale I 9AM I t L tt r. I.

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j.sWr,.v tc nun. 1. hf.u to Aj announce ttie completion of the teiiMirotni- ei pAUTHF.K l'oivr Ati". 2'.t li nrovement.i to their concern, M'lilch have teti In 1 . , . , '. . , . . mSZ for some time past, to afford th, u.ui-t , 1 'l"l ' from Liverpoo. w ith fa :ility for cairy ine on an extensive trade, hv u- Mutes to Wednesday, the 17th, Hist has Missing a good Article only at sack prices a catm t fail t.j inls .,0if on lH."r vav to Quebec S tSSStSSSlTK ISt , a. BoruA a Ava &. dealing, fonnded on honor an.l lil ri.iii , ..a had arrived al Liverpool. will be reported to, awl thus staWsn math .i mm, Al Zurich, on t he 15th iust., a conference

chaser nuy rely upon in . nut Willi m. txt-iioe j Maortmei.t t mi r 'I..'. .- frrni'. They won. illrect uurti. ill r nlfii t .i.eir lata importation of Iri.ii I. nu ll t. 'Is. i :7s;.iii i-4 Iriili Linfit. 12-1 l.in.-. Stireiiic.-.-. I'ilfc I ' MS 1. 1 -i-n Ilaad j k.'i hi K i'a.al-, N.i'Uii.., iil. i. liel mil Hvywa ! Uara Ttae CVaaa Ac., c. v rn.-r l..n sail Kn-i iri-t. " w To the Public. rayiti: hjst wi.WJi u Ji'ii S t: M. mt, lia.- Imh-ii -r 9 i uaSai mia maaf a4 mi rjvwva to . rii.nv tluii- heafeBj UaaJl j lag up the Uiilei in B crwk ul l-ujoiw, mid iaMHsfl to il USSSlllalSillll cXt.-nt th - iH.ttelii l.ui.N ; wln-n llie riv.TH r.-.'.-.l.-, which may tic vxI Mwiii. laSSJ il"' lavs aaySMS af ACSSSSf lap;. Masts MBMsr sspssaa t.. the segrehiag ray f tho I aaaassvMa, prasaaafl tin- malaria, which sroqsj , mo lat.il in ita collide, .-oe-piiig whole Slatea, and ..h .orof discovered u mclkiue w hich, to a oertaia oxtest, i a SCSSMrtaUvs of th - uttack" of I ilioiix It rai , auc. A' , an.l .s sr.. h we m ommend oia stanolia Whisk. We wiith the public to nn.l. itUu.l that wo ni n.f nrtsitiK iiM'n th-ni the n.-u- ! .-: ; binocs as aticvcrage. W are.aiiilalwayshav. I . , -' t" th.-ir lieini? iise.l in that wav. Lnt if lmal will B them aa auch, let th.m have hy all uwu i, nr. ifi.l.- tmLt will ... i. th. in iu lii-alll'. a a ami unKtheu int.u.l of shorteninic tavirptoa. We pry M to acll iwu4 puru au l nuadulterutc.l Li.iiorii t.i utHtlii-iitAl iurpoc-s am! a little fur the atomssa' rake, it' raqaires, and will i halWag as iajBMtiwi ly the bet csaaiUls in this vranjr otbw ooiic.lry, to tlud any iiepmity or adaltcrattuu iu the whuky Iaa4ad ! iw, -A!liaA II w Mo;Salla. It is aairaasad, a-, it ia iilatllleJ from lie c-tb, ryv, or wh. al, wil'.i a !' hi a i'!iii n of ,.'.l rUtein Watafi W bara soaaaM Riaity ! n wuj hsvslaaaruinsd in health, If wot act nail) kili L y Srlaklasi laid whiakjr, the graAMM the rrtojn that Xlli-s Jt II.wk' cure Mwn..li:i s;i.u:"..l ! in Reliral uae. Juat rtsrvim ' an.l in tork lor niU -b' Vs I ipes :iaa'd Ur ajidhv (old) frnu ! lofl .: V 'o (ol.l)fcaa;t $TVKat. ! uiaea llwllaud Gk. ; o puociieotia o!.l It inn. aiT ali i- :; ''.;. w.ii 1HKS1 t T CiT TOllJll i O F.I4-W-S TOUT. TIhi amli calf il having .ii.m.l'.-I In the ToLacc Baiii'ss, wiih the piir-' "f Miaaly. ing, if ponaildc, the wants of the home market, I arn now irvp:irc.l lo nfl. r a well salaried nt k ol Diannfactiiri'd Tbbace - Ihwi li. 'iin. b.nincky, and T.'iine.-w. o Leaf, in Pound . Ho, Ralve, Kiabta, and Quarters, in any deslnvl parlotSe. nmi Itherat, and ais"etaMe 1 i n rortlasli MtcaaHa, I. nt no nla leai tl m Bve b.xe . A. (il MhKm jy28 No. llV. Main tr.-. t. Kvaasvillo, Ind. (M OM IJ'INTU.1 TOWH .,..;. I WM. virtue of an or.ler of the t'oiirt of C.Hiiuk.ii Pleiis ol V indcrhiirirh county, I will sell at puMic it in t t.ii, at is.- Daa Ikaoe in Itaaaa v il stM the lilth of September, b . ', no I ol the S. K. H t Heetion No. '.. towulnp C. south, rarir l' wt1, containing; three acres, adjsialag ksadfl qt I'efer Sharp, V. W. Brink merer, and lyin n ih roa I leading from the Toor l..il-w to the i eni.leiio' i.f Kdrat '. flunk. Said ptvnus.-. w ill de Mild in subdivi.ions, a plat of which can ! I res kj I illinp llMlll HieTerms of mile, on. -third cash ; balauO' in l:! aud IS months from day of tm the paeriinir givinit aaSM with appn.v at securitv, waiving all l -li.-l from vuliia' i. n r appraim'tm-ut laws, with inter' -I from the day . . C.UAl KKl AllLLS, jys-td Adm'r of Ailoltdi brink man. eOVKUKII W.ITKK tXV.K -5U ana White C. dar Wafer I'atis, with covtjra, brans aud iron b..innl. ."ssi do. White t'. dar Pails, J sizes, brrcss and iron In-op-Wln re one ibnten or more are taken, they anpmke.l in dry shavings, with M Caaraja f-.r Baa -. thus iosasius safe trauspiHtati. 'ii and kecAin;4 tin i; iu eood order till sold. J. B. ltl'SSKLL, .'.on Mtkin struct, niy20 Between Thin and Fourth, Louisvirl.'. We L. JOii.VSOJV, HOOK IU.V1 r.l. M miBln. Blank BOOlV Mdll 11 CaCt lifer Kir.t nt . Im.1 Mhiii nil. I t.il. lMt. KVANSVILbK, INPIAhA. lll.ink 11. !.-l, ;tn;ei and made toorS. i of tho best puH-r, fmin a M.-niuianeuai to the tiirMt ledger. Music ami M:jr lien N.nn.l in ai ajne. jete-dAvi rwH Mi s i xt ii -0.y't Jt , ea t. - I.liCFF. I IK r.KIIUS. I M I K Ul ' I A I. l' 1 1 i,KGE is now ready for distril.ution. Srudouta ii. tbe city entitled to them, also those who hav. serted their cards, and all other intaroatetl, are r. -quested to call at M. L. Johnson' Book Hind and obtain rople. JyM jnKJHSS KJA J. tB HTU.lt II X MMr&ojx have removed their stock ot Hard iv;n and Iron, to Ko. 74 Main street, lad. 2nd audbd. They would ls pleased to e their obi enatomers a: then new stand, wuti e th.-y have alway on ban i a large aud well sele. ted stock of Hardware abl Iron, which they offer at very low price for cash. jyu ; fZiPMVE! MBIVXB! 100 mat Oinaamoo, 1 bays eVpfcr, - in bag Allspii-e, "." kaaaaaata ib -. Boica. F. rsaK- by n.vll WUKKi IU a uiuu. a mo t . 1 1 in s et.yift.y lo bushel gtxal large Onion, '' do do do Poltttoes. Ilcceived and for Ue fiy jy.".i CH AS. KtJOHNMON F0t r tr.ur s. -just bk cati'ed, a lot of thi destrabl Pump, a Lifted Ibi elevating and forcing water into any p:trt of" the l.iiibliiig, or al-oiit the premise wlirre tie y may ! blaSSa. For sale by jyJl OBO. 9. SONNTA'".. MJ eJoB Jt SSf J?80 J V . 'THi T9JJ or and builder. Shop on Second strei-t, .! MnJbwrjr. I am pr. pnt .l lo .1 i ail kinds ot w. I k belonging to Hy busiiwaa. au(t eat I i i . si u.l h, .n i,.hk1;T. las bag- Rio Cbnve, :-i paekel -i r. i I ! Wtt BO MaSi N. . Sn BO b Ids Cr'd, Loaf, Jt I'ow'.i Mnnr, lW bids Ki -boiled 1 ! pk' aso ti d Tens, S bales Uoecs. Just reer.v. .t I v K. f. It I. '( M 'K auglii m . oi j rovsvtiK-9 JLd this exlrit Clfi jn-i r. i ivr.l :u jus or for -w i I'll AS. M. .'I'll N l'i IN. l'o ys ltUn-k. j7 M ii i -.i . -t. u-.r Mi Col ii M .1 It II t mm It Ml ! HUt I.H 8. i llTllt Ti BLd Lard iu stor.-aiel f. i r Jjrsi ( ii - Mi .tn:is r v. .' WO ft II ! TMti I .VII l. lt iuiu ia nan .1 (a furnish, at aa. p:irt of lb. city? .Ill Xnub ol l .L, either .tueil . not. Hr has a .d OIRaat M thai abi.b .s on. -ti.. I iia vn . '.a- ! .i Midi i- i. .in . ii ii. mqqt thn ntai Let .Iui-iiil: II. r in - Ml an 1 o.i.-i Terms cah, :it the n.l. aaKll-Im IIKMH MITKV. WfJAPJrU I'lNNKI, tfHAfi, ok -M erior ipiality. for ii pi. ..Iii -tn;: jnrMvim Partii deairine In want) tbe il.e, b.KilS the publisher of I his paper a"RlfvV'.r'V' l'U!V: V""; ' )" wLS Yellow lorn lntoreaiid iuc ale l-i lb, -n. Kb LuabHl. or by the nne hunibed labels al RKSkTlNR, ITRNH K tui S, .-Mil 1 I HMUl 17 M.Uil : Ti l l. i.y 'i i j.i a i o It It I. n O . n e i 11 K r: w nn.l 5nie TiiMsnr lint r. 'i-iv.il .111.I 1 .f - lie -y 11 as. McJuiiKsrrm, vporyn wu u. Mhl8 80t.l TIOJ A. kKMUkKTIIIS mW ,J,lJr Willi. Ir:iw ln.ui 1. 1 - lum ,. s .rei-. .. I. no. U a ... . iii.llb, ,i,,i,ien nM i nilllnil anl oiitiniio.i k) s.r.-n mm mm tas dhnSar taeas- "'. 11n.b r th.. nam. ,.1 htiakSsoN 1 " ao-oiu t, Jul, u, j,n gHOmtHH! VtmlmtBm!WL.' -.,'' Kin.- lla.an, '"IH.-Cli. M , J ,,, , ,, ,., ,;, ,j - -' r Ion. I., Maxai, , C- ,, , I'ni.imi Mall Spanish I M tu h , The ab.te atork u ill I... ,,, .. . ,,.,,, ,,,. I. 1 1 in to pioiapt turn ( . I ( H r'UT." ffU No. lo-, Mm. -I.. 1 Kiansville, lit

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frY TflK K. W. LINK. u-iiiinru'S looK place, lasting iwonours. A cabinet courier -n rived from Paris mi ',., .l.lv A sceotni Austrian bleuiioUntinrv. M. Mevseubetir. had not left Vienna as re ported. The plenipotentiaries hold no formal sitting on the 1 3th. The Kmperor has granted a full amnesty to all prHtfHll otreudets. A Ti Dtum took place in Paris ou the l.'ith, in honor of theere Napoleon. All the pleuiiotentiarie8 aud members of the k'Ueral offices were present. The Paris correspondent of the Daily A" ft asserts that the Zurich conference is at I .lead halt. The Kmperor Xapoleon exhibited symptoms of annoyance at the conduct of the court of Vienna, and the recent articles in the Par. s journals in praise of Kossuth and Uarnbaldi are attributed to this feeling. The grand military spectaelc, which has been prohibited in the Paris theatres out of consideration for Austria, have been permitted to reapeur. The ministerial journals of Vienna insist very strongly ou the stipulations of Villahauca being carried out at Paris, Tiie rumored Ited Republican movement ia Puriua k contradicted. Livkui'ool, Aug., 17. i.i'udstuil- have a declining tendency; quotations are barely maintained. Provisions me also declining. Beef heavy and bolden are pressing on the market. Pork li aw and ail qualities have slightly declined. Baltimobb, Aug. 20. The National Convention of the German Turners commenced here last night with a procession and fire works, and other demonstrations, of welcome to tbe delegates from fititl points. The member of the Hoard of Trade with i Lo luerchanu and business men generally liavju uuiud m a call loi a town mewling lo alopi measures to secure the maiiitafnanee ot order at the c-otning eleetiou iuni put in nominatiou reliahle men iu opP'i..m.u to tiits uomiuces of tho rowdy clubs. The call is signed by a thousand names of oar most influential citi.eiis. The nomination of llis. Lenox Why to the Knvoy Kxtraordinary to Central America, and the rumored cession of tho territory ol Honduras lo Knghtiid bad given i to die i!iiprcnon that the Knglish governuient w:u- seeking to slrengtheu its asit it.tt m thai iitarter ol the World. Sir Win. Uore Dusly is alnjut to lie retllid. rhe Nrrnngeiueiit.s for the great Criekot tnrtl.'li in America have been fully complete.!. The Knglish players will leave England fof Aim i i. a on the 7th of Sept. ijintBEi-, Aug. yj M The steamship Jailtan from Liverpool on the 17th inst., arrived here this morning. Her papers contain thefollowing in addition to the brief summary telegraphed from Farther Point. ( I RJUT BkfTAJ.- Lord John Russell saidi in the House of Commons prior to the deMverv ot Mr. Join 'its that speech Mr. Bruce had been scut to I'ekin with a view to effect the ratification of the treaty with China and that it was the intention to require the Chinese to fully carry out the conditions of the treaty. Lord Talmerston in teply to ft question, said it was the express desire of the government for the formation of rifle and artillery corps. Nbw Diilra.ns, Aug. 29 if Irs. Foster aud Chappin, physicians of the t'harity Hospital, have entertnineil for some time pn?t an animosity towards each i.'.lier, arising from professional jealousy. ; They net on one of the public streets yesterday, and an altercation etisued, when )r. Foster drew a revolver and fired at ir. Chappin. Two of the balls took effect in the body of tiie Litter, causing wounds of a dangerous character. aiant - New Yoiik, Aug. 21 a The steamship I'hiladi tphia, from Ifnin i. hasarrfvt. Sugars dull. riTTSBPIUi, Aug. 21 It Ilivfir ;: led at the iiUiss House. Weather dear iuni cool. U.iTo, Pa- Au. M An Iriblunan, named Magwiu, fell from the high hridgeofthc Central Railroad, near this pi. i . last ntght, a distance ol over 100 feet, and was instantaneously kill nWm I I V lMtllartelpliia Market. PuiLADtlPBLL AllfT. 29 M I-'h.ur quiet ; supernae 5 Oofino 23. and :'.,: 70 tor extra and tiincy. KyC flour linn at ;; 7a. Cormncnl 3 6'2A. Wheat firm; l!.. lj' rai.l .it 1 t Aaia aa. I 1 1 19 ut i i inu UU at 1 k ' 'Xf 1 1 live 7o tor new southern. Corn steady at , o " for prime yellow. Cats steady at 31bit30. Whisky held at 27(o28. Hiilttiaore Market. Haltimouk, Au, oj M Flour li rm but unchanged. Who.-it n. tiio

and improving; sales 12,000 hush, at 1 2t T,,e Kt Frtmk eaM downStmdaj1 m- ( . 1 4ii for white, i-nd 1 10(7? 1 15 for 1 ning ami returne.l to Louisviile the same red. '.n il linn at a l(.i S5 fbr yellow, an.l I evening. N e see that Capt. Caffrey of the HVi 82c fur white. Provision Brm. Whisky aml Cl,ll- nexter ol the Bote,),, hav.

steady Last Xvz lii's Despatches. New York Market. Sttvr Yoiik, August 29 r u heavy, aud 10e. belter, with I'lotll . stirs nt 4 iOfo I CO f,K- .sitiH-Hine Sute . ... v . - ... . . - i w . r.ij..iii k . Ml tt , I o(5 00 tor extra do.; 4 4 b5 fur op-. iuut iiisitiii, i I jiij j iur comuidti . ."I extra Western; ." liofjip 5 for inJ feri.ir ; .oui 5 4. fafi ... lor lair to good fresh I giuiiiid shtpprng brnndJ extra round Innip ; (Miin elosiml linn. . Wheat firmer: aalJL nl i '.(., 1 :i0 for neu red Southern: 1 na r - ( 1 U lor new white Moflthern ; audi 10 liir 4d white Uichutan. C,,r heavy - a. at iTuiieaior mixed, and I'J for new iio. hiNky steady, hut quiet, ut 274--Pork lirm: sales at 14 '2f for mess . J ji f aa icv 1 J "Tnl M 25 tor nn inspected: 13 50 for thin mess; 1,j:'u" 17 w r "'d 9 tor prime. . . . ... . . , ' ....... .. ' ' UiH'' : MU Ut 5 biH"U' tor "Hntry prime; 7tM(,r7 25 for do. mess ; H 00 50 lot prime. Cut meals steady; sales at b$ honkers, and 3(70? J for hums. Lard el-taly ; sales of 100 libls at lO(.i I c. Butter I'll III at I II i I To fur (thin and K7..011 I for State. Cheese firm at 8J(Sl,'jJ. Sr. f.ot-is. Aug, yjv u The river h:is ridcu two inches at thid (hiittl in the last vwenh-lout hour. Weather ele!r and rrxd. I'tTTsm ro, Aug. 2 p a RTver unchanoJ stftca nouu. Weather clear aud Cool.

Clueiunatf Market. Ciiicu vti, An. r- - r. Klotir dtlfl and rfket wisiet, at i 4 75 for suiierhnt. Wheat dull . -ma sc lor nL ,., v, i,.r ...notations. Uvo nominal at T.I. Uats steady at 12. Whia--'VI. VUI 11 liV 11 ' V w v. . mmw 0 1 ky heav- at 2-1. Provisions move more freely at 7(5 9 lor bacon shoulders ana sides, nt which rate, on Saturday and to-day, about 7000 hhds were sold. Laid loV. Ness pork 14 00. St. Louts, Aug. 20 nt ... . . . Z'r. e Tho Mis?onn river boat Dun crn b. Vartsr Capt. Kdds, Commander, lwund to this port from Weston, Mo., sunk yesterday evening in Augusta Bend. When the pilot left the wreck to-day, she lav with her stern in I'J feet water, aud careened over to the larboard so that probably before this time she is a complete wreck. The passengers, 16 in number, were wild with excitement when the accident occurred, but all were safely taken off by the steamer Adclia, which was very near at the time. The cargo of the Carter consisted cf corn, wheat, tobacco, hemp, hides and cattle. 34 head of the cattle and 4 horses were drowned. The balance of the cargo is much damaged. The Carter was owned by Capt. V. D. Edds, sr. She came out in March, 1858, having cost $14,000. New Orleans Na.rktt. Nk Orleans, Aug. 2C, r. u. Cotton Sales 500 bales. Old quotes at life m& new nt 12lc; sales tor the week, 3,400 bales; receipts do., 5,000 against 4,000 bale-? last year. No exports. Receipts ahead of last year. No exports. Receipts ahead of last year 99,500 bales; do. at all Southern jiorts, 030,000 bales, present stock, 28,000 bales. Corn dull at 90o for prime White. Provisions very dull. Ilio Coffee firm nt 12c tor prime; sales of the week 5,000 baffs; present stock, 15,750 bags against 17,000 bags last year. Sterling exchange 109 1 10. Exchange on New York l dis; Sight do . 1 I , River ltetns. AVUIVALs ANDDr.1 AttUa.: Kk'lil 6 -.''I.'H! HAritHAY TILL S ( IJK'K MUNDAV. John A. Fishr. rincinnnti in Nudiville. J. 11. Done, t'aito to Kvansville. Tetnet, firMiiiville toCafVo. Mlve." tur, riulneuli to Kvnnxville. J. If. fV-iie, Kv.innville tu Newbury A be k. it. S. bass, Now Oile.nn to t inrinnaii. MS. Louis, Si. I. mi- tu 1'il tnlmrli. Kate Fiencli, LaataTMIs Ui Headptaau. TiHKs, do to Ten n. river. Je-Uu Totupkin-, do lo Cairo, bniiiia tlr.iliain, fair', lo Oncfnn.itf . John Uanlt, do to Koala vftte. I'sstle (Sarden, Si. Louis to I'iiicinuati. Orh, Pitlsbur; to St. Louis. I hurl, y Ho we 1 1 Cub., t'. Kviin-ville. Fleta, bsiuisvill.. to New Urban. Ali. In, Kvuiigvil - to 'aunelt..n. J. II. llone, do u I nil... JiUver SUr, Kvansville to l'adini! Ocd. I'ike, Meinpnls to Lotrist III. . rfaatussji. Tlarliiaali t.iSt. I.oais. The Castle tlardcti. from Sr. Louis nr- I rived here yesl nlav mortiing, in charge of Capt. T had. Con ant. The C &, had a fine trip. We understand that her pioprieiors intend to run her iu the Kvansville and Cincinnati troth. The Fteeta, a nice little shle-whr-clcr, lauded at our wharf yesterday. She is destined for the Red river trade, and was laboring under (he amount of freight she had on board. The John llault tame up yesterday morning behind the Boteen and proceeded to Louisville. Tbe Alida left yesterday with a trip that I certainly looked encouraging. She is deserving of a good patronage for the perscverance display ed by her officers, who ar gentleman of the first Water. She will radown this evening with n pleasure party ou hoard. The Gen. Pike was at our landing yesterday, from Memphis, bonnd to Louisville. The Uastina, from Cincinnati, arrival , . . . ' i . . .r i aa . . , here last evening, and put oil 100 tons ot freight. The weather was cool and pleasant yester day. Iiu9iness on the landinir was rather lively. The river is falling at thi. jioitit . . n ; t very slowly, havincr fallen '1 inches in the laid 24 hour-. The Union, Capt. Liter, which has been at Louisville undergoing repairs, is expected to arrive at thi port to-day or to-morrow. The Chuttttnooya hnsnt length nlMadofied the trade bwtwven Louisville and Cairo, and, nt last aexounts, w:ts plowing (he turhid waters of the Mississippi. Capt. SjHtts has retnrned to Louisville j from Mound City, where -he IBcMpot i- undergoing repairs and repainting, preparatory j to being placed in the Memphis uul New Orleans cotton trade. She will Inj in full' repair and ready to leave Memphis on her first trip on the 1st of October. The Evansville and Kentucky packet IlootUr No. 2, arrived here yesterday with a fine band-organ on hoard. The Joosier ! seems to be doing a good business. The J. If. lonc arrived from Cairo on 1 Saturday night with a good trip of passe n gers ftnu treigni. ine uonc w eiu io .t!nurp on Sundiiy morning where she receivctl considerable bright. She left this port at 12 o'clock yesterday with a huge trip . The Silver Star left yesterday with a j light trip. ' i Tt r r- a 1 1 1 1 f 11 rOrlfftt fittT f9? r 1 vuiui s j . it. w ' y - leaves to-day at I olock precisely. Capj tain Dexter, and Clerks Dunn, Wheeler aud Nunn, will be found ready aud willing to make every oae comfortable. Mr. H formerly of the Antelouc, succeeds Mr. Dt.v . t ! .t n aa i : ler, dr., in iuo oiuee. ine noirtn is ui. speedy and punctual. entered into arrangements to r.uiKe cin e conneetion with their boats, which will add considerably to their business and prove advantageous to through passengers ami shippers. This will form a direct conimunication by river from Cairo to Cincinnati. - m . -

The Gi.-tl. f;rd, n w h ch was spoken of '"..i t i . , , . 1 mi. I b- nndersiii.J n v. ju. p.ii d t - lurrie some time azo in connection with the',. hove PaU-nt, fatvi i ma

Kvansville and Can tie lion trade, arrived ; ij ,.iiu. in. .inn uiiiii.iii'ii ..vv , ...-v.. here on Monday morning after some bad hick. , ; o Thv on Tho, A Icndricki,. c t ,.7, . , , . . 1 dK,,,,f for CaOfrTaWT, nrrived in thiseily yes terdny. and i? atarhuT at the Washington w WW House. His Ini'infa cxjKit him to addre-.; . u:. cii i.t. MX KS. a. . I lk a... . i ... ..I ti... .... . S a r Wc direct attention bo an advertistv j nient of Messrs. Reid k Stone, of land for j exchange. BflJu On the -l.id inst., the Demoerats of Rerks tMitnty, I'a., ehi te.I delegates to tho State Convention, aud instructed them to support, f rom first lo last, delegates to the Charleiton Convention who are iu favor pf the nomination of Stephen A. Douglas for President in ISCo. The New Orleans papers are rejoic ing that the middle of August has come ami goue, and vet there is no yellow level

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I ajSl. llic :u:ii oi .Malta arc iaaiug uxj . QsjVe r Ki-.atioiio for u grund tournament, tJOilt.racc oj ! bafl at !rhigtori City, du- . .. . .,w - w ti,,. i ting th-tnonih of heptcmbcr. The t-oi s I from Baltimore, PhilaAlniun, er iorK, an 1 IVvton Will be invited. Etk. A child recently fell from a window iu the sccoud story oi a house in Cincinnati, and struck npon tbe back of a passing dog. j The dog broke tiie child s fail, aud the child . . . . .. broke the do s i:i' k. Tho child s life wns , , , ' but t.ie do- s was the MClffio This all occurred in dog dnys. j 6s4? The Tea parses pa pars record the death of "Albion, " celebrated race-horse, for whom 3,000 was lately offered and rclV.sed. flprx Two finae at Worcester, Mass., have manufacture 2,200 mowing machines within the'past year, which sold for about $23,000. The total amount ot sale? by the Sheriff of Hamilton county (Cincinnati) for seven month?, from January I. to AugUSt L 1S.V.' was $433,600. The secret ballot system of ret tag was inaugurated in New South Waiej at the last election there for inembers of ParJinent, and it worked well. BgDr. Hays, oae ot the companions of Dr. Kane, will ortjanir.p shortly another Arctic exhibition, under the auspices of the American Scientific Association. tg It is stated thatCbarles DickeM will give sixty readings in this country for the very rtasonaolc. remuneration of ?25,000 cash ai the start, and oaafertli of the ait proceeds besides. MISCELLANEOUS. Ayer's Cherrjr Pectoral. has won for it-s !f su. !i a renown for the. cure. 01 every varintj of Throat and LimO RisleiatttheJ is eutirfly unneeaaary for n t iveonnt the ev i aMMi mi its virtues, vh 'lever it has lxs-n employed Aa k ha Ions bwnln c itutaai asatkreafMaJ t sctiou, ve mtot Sat ! ataaa than iu.ui-tlie jaople it ounlitv is kept up to tbe lent it has ever been. Lund tbnt it mi v b' relie-l on tod" for taefr relief .ill it baa evui hM-Il loiin l to .'. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, Voll A Lb rilsl PUBPOSKS iK A PTJBGATTfl MXDtCIXX. FDF. 008TI VESKSS ; IiU TUB CVBK OF DT8PEP8IA; POR JAUNDICE ; FiU Tilt: L'JiK OF INDIGESTION ; ; OB lir.IA(-lIE; FOB TUB CCBEOP DT8ENTEBY t FnU A FOI L STOMACH : Fob 'I l.K CC11K OF KUVSIPKI. . . Knit TIIE PILES; FOII TIIE CUBE OF SCROF1 t. ' FOB ALL '.riUiFtTLOUS OOHPLA I NTS ; Fob Tin; h ue or BHE1 M 1 ISM ; FtUi 0ISEASK8 OF TH K SKIN : FOB TIIK ( I UK OF LIVKB COMPLAINT; fot; n no par ; FlE THE l 'UK OF TETTER, Tl M AM SALT RHEUM; FOR WOBMSj FOR TIIE CUBB OF OOFT; FOB A PINNER Pn,L; FOR THE CURE OF NEURALGIA ; fob H KtrnsHI THE DLOOD. Th.-y :irn augar-lM.it' I. - that th most aive can t ike tlioni pleasantly, and He nr.-; tp. i i. iw in tho norld f r all the purp. seaol n Il y phytic. Prio " cents iht bos ; Six Boxa for fl.on. Great nuiulrarif Clergy inon. PhjrBicians, Si in. ii, anil eminent iwrsonajrf-i. Iiavr l. ut th;ir uaUM'S to wtify tb uiipar, illilt .i ttMtntsm ef fh-. r. ni. ili.'S, hut oin space hi re will not permit thefci- . .. . ml . . . i. . 1 r : 1 . ; tj. given ; with also full descrlptii ns ofrho sbaveeomphonts, and the treatment that shor.l'l b IMIowaS hlZi h'i' by unprincipled ieateri tfA oiln-r preparation thy aaake more proal oa. Dji - Jfaad At and take aootacf. the afek watai flu-I" St aid flier.' is f..r thetii, nud they should . it a- Presared by PR. J. C. TtM tanrdl Maaclius -ft-. Sold by KKLLKK A WHITE, Fransvfne, and by all Pruists and Merctkatit taroagfi. ut the ronn- , t-x I n i ir;wi.vwi P UKEPf GKOKGh THOP.NIIILL take Tiii lag ttm otw otteaaar that ia ti.e qvanrjr nn.i st ib of his work, he flatters himself h eaaaet exMli d. He mayftill N- found at the corn- r f JATnid and Mnin ttt Wm wtiere the thfffceSl H 'ran.l baddies uf tvry description can ! ol.t.iia-e-3 un the let of temis." tH ' Rejuiiring rlon" with neataeM BBS dispatch. ec.d-liand names- rer.vs m hand. l' l rwqo .n;t ww.r, puwjt m.v. M AND DRUGOIST8. We are recn'arly reveivinK aI.litbin- t" Of ltaC'lS, iSlKl'l. INK-. ..:.:!. li., I 'A I NTs, I'll-. VAkVtIIE. PKUrvaKUV. Hid I N' Aut wairj: we are pr. pan-d t. r t n t ratio u "."' t-i ms a-. an u- .hav lm (aminuiui, 1'au.; y, t. ,, ,:, r , ;. u LR.ni, in kegs of 11, oo if... ami loo Bacb we an- dliug to the tr;de a: iiiai.ui.u il " j N.i : .Main Ju - - - WIUTII II 'OH SI. f.t .TJ OJS'tIA I , misahmen al Vanaarhaifa ooanty, w adth tbe bidder stoat atlvauiaseoa li I J&vS t-lrl ill colli met the lateri if ranklin ml. 1 iV... L ..i cui.l tir. S...il. .1 i i , i. .4.1 1, t.ir siiiJ w .rk will be raeetved up to 12 o'cJ U M., o la, nt the Au.litor'a oil:. . . Itolid aud occuiiiy V:U 'k. icijaUml .! tl a ujutractor loraaiii work. I'.v order of tit.- 1'i.iiiitv il. ard. Jyfif im-t l W M U. U ALKKU. Auditoi . buv fut: BicillT ki.ni or a THRESHING MACHINE! Pitts' Patent Thresher and Separator. with Morrrrrs uobsx powku att.m ar.v, M considered to he the heat machUio of taa kiad ia 1 ..... . I not excelled in the uckuhi country. All v.. ik. - j . - - ' aniiNrark, 'a io ''price-- l:;'l .'-V-.-' ' iLicSmrs were u beany tnoruushlv intr.h:. e ! aul known hen we oonuueiicoil the manuttrture al iii Mt; atidajn ahaU ouly ay that ai i 1 fchinas .t :lut i at - it which w-make, lill I i,.-i.' in such a manner, of nich material, and uith such inij.ro. in. nts of our.iui. . will nyM i ingMl't' v"able retHttaHoa itaaa aBSuin-tainK T I II I MU . 8. Vv caaaaa pffw to our . n-aem rs i Ik.ve excellent Michine?, nn.l alo cb.ie.i tb . Morn, cmar, to ,v, tn-m ot any . '''' l'l n bIP. KM " I . 1 Lr . t I - t ' i'-' ettablbtiutrnt ; and wo reaped fully iii.it orders l -r either ie of kind, and would n qncat th u they he -ent in aa early a p.aadhle, to insure -1 tin t beat njneafra, KMAT.X 11 K I I.MAN. BmU. . J. IK Kits' Ol ... 81 B- ' MW STITl'TK 'U HIltVE TOSIl', FEVER AND AGUE And other NERVOUS DISORDERS, VKLbnW. 1 II UKV:S, ANI PANAMA I K I i;S fni often Ims prevented by the nf.' of this iuvaraSble renuily. Ttio ntvlpe ii from 1 very c hU.ml niyaiciaii, after lia.insr ihirly-liro . . -; cri ,11 o,pMali and private pnu tir. ; , ., (k fltjr, and baa been tented bl alP Section cf ij,. country . iliiium the pant nix. ynim, a it Ii the i.et Wlel-Tl'lll flWrOlM. rejfon AVer., Dfpeptie, or . 7m,, , ,., i r .. t.ntf n, iiltrr ilinmae t I reoantanead aad aaaraatae this Me1iciue n perfect Tonic J. . BAZAUfi, nl 1.1 Matdev Laae, ami & I'l. i. i,. i Ren ..ik r.H -ai by LKICB .1 CARLSTKUT jel3 dA .111

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0M Esfablishoii Hhff Boa EVANSVILLE, IND. P. G'RILjSY & Co: i.TUb.. FOUUVIMIIiJriJ, .vw K9 M M Is.-IuN M KIP 'HANTS. Qeaeral LailreiK ,Si. ai.;ioat, and Kxpr.- AfBSSa Bascial Acnt rr the. PENN. C :NTI.AL RAILROAD; and connections 'ver aidch Wc are aal '' givothro i'li receipta at tha 1mvrd pctIMe rat - - iiavinp a manmioth Wherfl.tat r the landing, tin: largist on the Ohio lliver, cupaNe of rtortnir and protf rim- all merrliandiie li!ib1 to dam . fromcx - re, wc are prejiar! to rh rliin. i' ill patch of all co wignmcnts, foi-wirded to onr cur. by either

RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Partfonl ir attention pai'l to B-H-eivh.-r. St. 1 1 I and Forwarding, nb', t the Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to u- for Kile, anil ale faction pna ran teed. Offie and extensive W arehouse on M ater -.init adjoining tiie Telegraph, and on the Wharf l.at, where we are to bt found, attending to tin. int. real of our patron at all hours, day ami uii:hl. With onr superior facilities; lotur alai.dini : untiring energy; and knowledge of our bnsiniaaj St fi-el conSdeut of giving general aatiafai tion. and hojie to merit a continuance of the cxteiiMW-patiot. age we are now enjoying. Lila?ral cash advaiice will be ma. or. ai! . i i nient to cither ouraelTea or carreapondeat in an of the i rii.i ipal miirkeU, North, K.it or South. P. C. O'RILEY &l CO. y ble Wandiousc at the Canal P;iln, cnjiaM 1 st r ing any amonnt of pnnluov, wUich will lc receivvd, stored, taken cart of and bld snbji-ct to tinOWIiail orders on most reasonable terr.i. P. 0. o' III LEY. nih2G-tf J. fi..K. X It Ul It i.VAND Commission Merchant, No. . Soiru Wateu Stuei t, Kva.nm iu i SCt21.lv TOHJ tj i.yr : It. ; 9 to st(W In onr Flr' Proof WnrebetSse, any qtiantity of Grain, Produce, or Men haudixe, on tn. uiosLliliere.l terms. irnTinjj large and airy rooms trri rH ;.MrfTciiTar care will be tnk.-n of lF'inaeh'bl Ftifrrfrin . Aui c.iltnrnl Tmptemerits abd alt kfwris of Oo-tOh .rwares liai.le to damage fr. :n damn or raat. Insuratice fff.-rtel at tin- ! i Hre j it ! : i , l.v t1,. r. mill . ,r l..i....r M ' . ..-ir. ' Wareh-.iw I.m-.iI I La m at t ooflajent fr IT. sad K. CaaaL ; br bit r or Uailro ,ap28 mw TEIi .V CO. if 1 oUW MIDINC AND QTNWt. I. , COMMISSION MERCHANTS A fur Kanawha Safk Company, vaaa . la dial Wj have formed a eo-artn'raliip in r tte f nnoair & A i km an, and offcr wir s. th i ' aitcity a act f.-rtb lu our card afeora. a '.. are fully pr.-parad to wxb nd rery f, si ip; ra, either by ( ANAL, BIVE1 i':tl F K"Ai, an-1 asmo theui thai iir tafMv -t - w! i . l!y n presented, should Uiaj Ik favor n with their p.'itrnae. -j? Sb . e and Warehouae on tbn lonui o ar.d the Canal. W M. BIlOWTf, M . 11. AlK " t II ward &. Brown. -.'Ate of F0Sl xh JlS-je1 ianJ WOJJ 8. MITetll..l to.. CKIYIXQ, Kiu.v. vi : i.N; and i WON MEIb IIANIS xriiL't street, between Main aad Locn.-t, KVANSMLLb, INDIANA HD l'.irticntar ntu ntic.if Riven to taraarwardia ot general Mer.'bail.ltse iiial PrialtlCO, by KlM'l Canal, or l.'ailr.wid. aj il-om fAMi '4HTJiit8 nonesti, ?mms 9 I.. K. . L'oManbt b.- eiriag, K rriBJt al OnaiaiaaaHercii:iiitx, K. 4 Water a. real , n. i. H tin. 1 aaavifla, IsMUaaa. tf" LilK-ial a.lvauoa made on cisi- nae nl fi New i irleaiis. . .. u. c si.At iiin 111...0. o. n.Aranrca...wa Maaa, m nsaan-lai inum t tji n . ..j.-sKi n r. n ut Noi . Auction and Commission. Urn y nr i-o., hi i t i.shou - to toobev A N-b. aill ill owutai'ai ' n .1 Mam and Thii oinuiissioli lai-iiii--., Ii.-tli pnx: nuctiou, at the olU Mlatiu, ciiicr treota, opposite the Washingtoii Hotel, wber. tit. y will p.i particular attention to tiie aale of everything ntrusted totln ni; they will alien.! e any aiiction r.dt-s anywhere in tho city. Particular atteutii te;; tv Uto s.ilo f iaa 1.. uid Town Lots, aC i'; ' f.-l11r TnsmJKJY8 W,MTtL fJ BVCMBli .yi JBli CAIKO KElH I K I'ASSRNCKK I'Ai b ( Ii.MlI.rVP.nWKN.Prmr., Master, havaa EvansviflcTu' -day xid Friday, at 12 n'eWfc, M.. arriving at Padin ,vb nt fi o'clock, A. M., C iiJ. at 12 oV!". i;, M., Wednesday and Sntunlav. I.' turning, leaves C.-nro erery V. linlar iirel ?.it': day, at 7 o'clock, P. If..aad Padacah every TVfir--d.iy aud Bandar, at 'J o'clock, A. M., conimfliik ',l Kv.tnsrillr -eritft the Kvaiivilb- an.l 'mnTitnt-" 'I IL It., and Packets for'Onn Illver. Aho. , ... nix-ti:'g at Snilthl.snH wit f'imdieri.irid Kivi r IVn!.. et ; al Cairo, with McT.rphf-, New Or I aim and 5t. Louis Par!,, f-. IVtutt can be obLuiw J on board t,'i. fif " F. i-t. r- ''fb s. I jp l.Ki.l LAU KVAN 1 LLL i I'A.NNKIlo.N TIlNWeKKLY PACK K T. gj.itHUT Ti.nu: m'jmchkt p tu rn. CKS!! The ra-t-aud Usbt p.tencer iwcket ALTPA, ;.: ' ...mLtv DcsttLKR, Chris worts:ton aud Cooper, ia now placed a a pr ror . ket m the trade, and will leave Lvaiisrilb-, In dly, very MiNDAY, WliiiM :PAY, AND ' 1 . 1 : ..: loo'clock A. H., and returuia:, will l.-a.- i n.-iton erery TPKSHAY, TlU KSDAV, AND ATt UI A , t T A. M. For freigbfrSPaaaasrc, apply on ....ir.l, 4 -4k. am: I (fit i.oi isill,i: tiii; kink Liuin ii;.tj, nt ntcaiuer I'OLANH, i.' . -y. iii.Lter, J. II. Duurau, clerk, v.ili have KxaiiMifte for L. ui.-Tila- an l iiiteMm-fliate I .o'lo . i . t I i I - HAY KYKNINO, at o P. M., ;iud n SA 1 1 K 1A Y StoKMNu. at s Af 11. Kor treiht or aaa-sol.''-, apply . ii lmiil. yi 3t NEW A Hrt Nt;K.M I'M'. Tin Adam'.- K:-i:r' : t -.i aw i lioiu.ee t lUoir lit. ud Mad patron Evajiavifl. aud vicinity, that, ailii i tu tor the traiu-poi tatioii of My anF UE1 C 11 T , 1' I 0 X A . F , V 0 S B Y A li h V A I. LAC L L S . They solicit a out innaacv of form r faor. Ra ptial Can lakwii in t!. colli . lion t b:il, Dm:: , Kob-, ulid the trai..-jH.i uUuii ol Miu.i and laluable i .- . -u . AH person wtatirngfo avail thrnist Ives pftju, t ilhiee of Ihs- Kxj-r-. en obtain my rl -re IWI i -m it m in r.-ference to the rout.- ami ! tail Ohe iMiKinvsa, nt their OfUec on First street, hotaccn Main nil Iieunt, opposite the l'ot Offfe 1 X 1 ti. H KfMI Agent. BJt I SJs I V I. tM .i.S'll i'.ilit J II a A V ' I Tin Ml I I I ' I u TAK. fouler, ijattt I., ti Kxauxillv every Monday Vc.ine-.;,. . and I'li lav, at 12 o'cl Pel.:, ib everj Tin niaj. Tlmraaayat o'clock A. M. Coaat-ciias at J the bv.vn-i ille an 1 (,'uu f i ifco ilk- 1 ' N nil t ait! i ... ki lur Lonhfrllli i.i. n. .iiJ Wj! ii-!i tiii r. At l'adniaa ul. pa. i I i Bt. ht uis, New trl.'uivs and the I.til M.ul bj.it s 1..1 l air.., NjAhvill. , and Ti tin n.i t- I'.:-iii." ; - - - 1 1 . 1 1 att. ii.U d. and iii.iv. k: fivi 1:1 a lnt pM . . .. .. r.i WW II. i . -i. I. r packet. Thr-eth Wtr ef f i Tiaa uiv.-n to Ni Orleans, and ab poinu Ti t1e T ia- - and nin b-rland riv. ra najrtt CLKAil THICK ICF FT.' 'M LAK1IJ, I.ri N a ar it. r. ti wit 1 1. k ut 11 1 '-:k . "B , arn. -1 s. . 1 . liclared to dtatnait" n port on ol I ; bb PKi'iN l 1 1 1- ixih' il at their u.-ors iie deavor lo iK'tciu the lu .-.ma to-m The ke ia a clear a eryelad mW aii.i TlltliTV inches in t- -.. Ho that the original c.l lUi'l heavy jIH". curing it, will not allow hrarto pt low t.. (-.".nointT" a h wrrM wI-L ; snale. flint when lr ibtrXNilfJ- Mud ti.-s wrv fnlly O-ste.1, it wiM be f,.nn any other to l had, nn-T wln the 1 whole a-aotr ice i fboSed up, th will not b' foinnl to greater tha for our ordinary ice iu . iaii;oii .-.i n. .... 1 . , , Cnxutt f .r th. lotal . x, .. tu in mat j ..1. on. y at th.lr ton jinrw- ir. n regular s; or dwelbie.-s, will pl,ai U.ta 1 their . rd. at I ' . 1 " l.ll.la e. ioit:n-ioi.ui. jrtl IP II Tt iti;s mtmVO Jt: m v. . it 1 WW NKW STOt K AT IllTTKOtl W'e wonl.l r.iieetfnlly inform the pnbli. that wa have just nwited oar m-w Btoek of (T. 1.1 aud Silver Watehea, tiiw Jewelry, Sihera.ire, flock. Ooi.' IVu, Jkc, iiMludiug iHiuar arry na !.aa. r I Male, and Cuio.--. it ; cry rich und hau.lann. Hjlea of Udd Gaard, Kobtaud. Veal ObnJaa, Mrea-i Pius, Lratelets, liir Uibga, Piuer IiiMg,a.We would call particular allealiou to 0111 'ateaSl ml Gobi aad BDear Watchea. which nr.- ut nniwwu ipulity, in all IWWM. Ala, a guud Htck ol Tabic, Tea. Sidt.iiuu Miu-uid .'p.-on-.. Porks, Ac, n all aa! J pure Silver. Silver-plated Ware, such aa CaMvra, (aftn Mm k. t. Sh.!i, ,ic, of i UK tirsT Qi Aim, alwar on h.iu.t. Wo are avlliug nt Kail, rn j.ri. - Km nb SW V. al l nil our jr.aals to l a- repreeenteil. iull U1TT'ULI.' OKOS , 4 Main

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