Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 12, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 31 August 1859 — Page 3

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he Hailn journal. WKINVSDA MiiKMSli .. ITCC! 11 Loral and Miscellaneous. Kxcvtstos. Aliout as jolly crowd s , we have seen for many days came dow n on we am yeaaeraay evenm. n sm,....- , countenances and good humor, generally, . are any indication ot a nappy ume, e indication of a happy time, judge the excursionists were fully realising the worth of their money. A passenger informs ns that Capt. Desbler had mule t we knew be would ample arrang- incuts tor as many as could get on Ml boat.- and that between dancing, singing c.. the time glided so swiftly away, they r.ere at Kvansville landing almost before they Were aw are or it. Th boat returns this moraiagal 10 o'clock and if any of our people wish to take a I leasant trip, and make the acquaintance of some of their up-river neighbors, they will not soon meet with a better opportunity. The l anal. There are now two and n half feet water in tha Canal from here to the Reservoir, 31 miles from the city. BoaU are ruunlntr from here to Miilersburg with freigUL One ar rired on Sunday with 120 bbls of flour, and departed on Monday with a full freight of merchandize. The work at the Summit will be completed to-morrow, when the water will be let in from Petersburg. Beyond that point the water is already rnnning in, apd all the line will be navigable by the 6th of September, and there is a prospect of its opening with a good business. McCoacLB AcQCTTTto. James A. McC'orkte, late cashier of the People's Bank at Richmond, who absconded in November last and went to San Antonio, Texas, under the assumed name of James A. Hall, ami was arrested and brought hack, has heen acquitted in the Wayne Circuit Court ot the charge of forgery. At the commencement of the trial a motion was made to qna-ii the indictment, which was discharged. The trial created considerable iuterest in lli lituoud. The result was not unloohol !o: i many conversant with the fuels hading t. the arrest of McCorklc, while others etill beliere him guilty of embezzling (he luittb f the bank. The Journal uf Commerce thinks Ihe Republican OfaTal Committee of New York have done more for fKmglas than could I a' 1 L Sv. kf". k m, uona u any I'etn.M rafic out. I liey nave . presented au issue false in fact, but which, if taken as true, will call lor Douglas as the man for the crisis. The man who is to prevent the reuewal of the African slave trade, and prevent Congressional legislation for the establishment and protection of slavery 'n the Territories. They are likely to effect wore for tha promotion of the election of Mr. Douglas than of Mr. Seward. The Republicans of this State are likely to commit the same blunder. The railroad from Memphis, via t'larksville, Tenn., to Louisville- is progressing. Tbe mason work on the bridge over the Cumberland, at Clarkaville, will be completed this winter, and the superstructure will be put up next spring. Thirty miles of the road from Clarksville are graded, and the track-layrs are busy at work. The travel ou the Louisville aud Nasi.ville. Road is increasing so as to require weekly largo trains of cars. The whole number ot ballots for I'rcsideut at the next cita tion will be o"0t ; necessary for a choice, 154. The States that voted for Fremont at the hast election gave 114. The Republicans would require a gain of 40 on their vote of la5o. Pennsylvania casts J7, and Indiana 13; if they could secure the votes of both these State by a I'nion of the Opposition parties, they could carry the election of an opposition candidate. Japan. Tbe Japanese have been seriously offended by the entrance in March last of two American vessels into tbe harbor of Kanagama, a port near the capital, Jeddo. where they attempted to open trade with the natives in anticipation of the opening of the port, which was fixed in the American treaty to be four mouths later, or sometime in July. Their conduct was sanctioned by the American Consul, which gave so much offence to the Japanese government that it is supposed they will decline sending Commissioners to the I'. State. The Somerville (Tenn.) Democrat, which fox the last year has been making an UQeompromiaing war upon Mr. Douglas, has gone over to bis support, and believes be will be tbe nominee ot tbe Charleston Contention. Senator Fitch, of Indiana, who has been icporlcd to be in a dyiug condition at his residtuce in Logansport, is in Washington City, in the enjoyment sjfl o,.,h1 health. The Richmond Enquirer, in reprov ing Mr. Buchanan's organ at Washington for its exultation over the exposure of Gov. Wise's letter, utters the following significant threat: The Constitution had better be silent on that subject; it may get into deep, very deep water. It ihouU not prttmmt too much on JorUmrame. We, in the South, hold the private seal sacred, and never break it, .- ess if bt iu defence, never for attack. Other papers may howl' aa they list, but the CWsriftthon wonld consult prudence by being silent.' A Boy with Hoaxa.The Hinda couutv MUs., UazUe gives no account of a negro boy in that region, eight years old, who has horos on hid head like a young devil." The horns are said lo be tare iuehes long, to project from the head above es-ah ear, nnd to inierfere considerably with wearing a hat. They are stiff and hard, but not linty mm ars the horns of quadrupeds.

OBSEBVASCE Of TUE SABBATH. 1UC lowing paragraph from the N". Y. Evening Pott, affords a good bint to the advocates of strut Sm.iitv (.tvi(t lure. Moderation in all m. inpu at public reloruis is the onlj wnv to success ; altruism ?Ioil9 ever J good

enterprise We have w. itched, with consider mterest. th,. nmrv of the active menus 01 me m A( im.iit for R observance of Sun- , we ft!) the measures .. i . , a.l fdetlby the Hue authorities to abate . . A. . C . C .1 . . I line of l lie more imram iunus 01 ouiiuht ac ami we are plrnl to Ik able to say that thus fiu a spirit of moderation, dictated by true wisdom, ha.- been BWtnifvsted. which, if continued, protniaes rcut and permanent good. T, I . , . . - A" 1 I . L. 1 lip mi iiiii'i - id rills IHISf oy iiiwc w ti. ;i !vocate unbridled license on .Sunday, . will le of little avail w l.ii.. t,.. tV;..t..U of .. ; th. eood order continue their ffforta in the Same spirit of moderation and forlenrance Constitv noJCAL Coxvestion. Section j 6i x of tbe law providiug ior a Constitutional , Convention is a follows : "It shall be the duty of the several Sheriffs in this State to give six weeks' notice iu j a newspaper, if one is published iu his conn- 1 ty, if iot, then by written notices in each township of his county, that there will be a poll opened for the purpose specified in this act." The Coburgs auJ thAjLeuchtenbergs are the luckiest families jyrol'- "T and numerous, they have pHWn a few year mm'Av. L inno pAticirlj anA KniliPPPil to . a -" r- - Kndand. I'ortuiraL Heleiuni. wetlen and Brazil, and married into tbe Imperial House of Russia. Labob Laho Sal. The lnrj;e hotly of land 82,000 acres lately owned by Messrs Anderson k McClunck, known as the "Hollingsworth Survey," ami lytag in the counties of Highland, Randolph ami Pendleton, Va, has been sold for $40,000, r 80 cents per acre. O ' " From 111 MrrrhitUt' tmd Monnfachrmn' Journal To those of our readers who are subject to Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, or other Billiou and NerroOa attacks, we honestly recommend Le-d s Substitute for Quinine, for so many cures by , its MM have come under our own observution that we know how earellent it is. This SstbatiMlle docs not contain Quinine, i ipiuni. Morphine, or Arsenic, while it jks- , -i nil the i U intakes nl these medieities, with none oi Unit injurious c fleets. In a pamphlet. 1m tore us, we tin, I certificates from all chisses the sailor, lncrchaut, and invalid, which all hray testimony to its excellence. Let our .ulers send for a circular, or Imttcr. for half a dox.cn liottles. to Lain k C utiTAoT, Hvansville, Imliana, lUtwOni. Candidates. IS airs . r4 '" .in" "km" f A mmm of .ll'HN Hot.' K, of Perry township, as a candidata for County ' .mtiiieii. n -i t the emuing Octoht'l electh'ti. . IS mr ant httrittd Iu mmmoumct r. PARRtrrT as a candidate f..r Hfgwt the fifteaiilh Jndi. ial I n irit, at the rtisnlug Octol . r lection. aatrii IIV mr rtmmttttd la aaaMMrv Ihe mmm of BoBEKT I NfOMTISGALE, of Uernian township, as a eau.lidato for County t'oitiiiiissiner for District No. 3, at the neit October election, dlw Special Notices. Th ffrtml Hruu hu, I. fat so. turn grating to the extreme Western country, Is the great f.-sr th.-v h.tve ul the Vever aud Am- tha tie st dlraful of all disaasea Kvery day, we haar of persona attacked by this disease, and made helpleaa ia a abort nine, without anjr mean of aur,l - big i iff In view of the great demand tor s i-n. edy, l'i iluatetter luut presented his eelebrated "B1TTKK.S," a hi., curat We pvweta f.r all diseases of the stomach, have heeu uiibonudly acknuw!,.l)(fJ. Tito Hitters," prewrd aft.-r a loni( etperleiirp aud deep study, have received theencomiiiiuM uf the most eminent physi. inus, its well as all lanaes, fr..n every part of our eounlry. To those who doubt thir many virtues utl a.-1 .in say is, try them, aiel Ju.le for themselves, rt-ss-. lively. 1'ur aale ty Drnn;ists au.l dealers -em-rally, everywhere. aiiK.'l Hotluu a m fNfNSSNt. .nremrlml salves, and all thoa eompoiinds euueocted of mineral agents, are highly dangerous spplh-alions. This Ointment, -nniosed entir.ly of VegetaMs extracts, la a harmless as aull as effloletit remedy, in all casts of eruption, sores, Uiils, wounds, and contusions. Sol.l at the manufactory , No. so Mai.frn Lane, New York, and hy all lirnUu, at Syr., Kic., and St per st. angS Th Blood Is fits Uf. i thmli the x.r sufTerers Iu mu country languish, their conatitntions rackol and lorn I v ajpTMSJ assi daniteroos mineral intHli. iueii : thy will coin., to the f , nut tin of health, found ia simple h.-rhs and roots from nature's storehouse. TUE MOUNTAIN UERB PILLS, of inn. s ent mountain plants eon. -I -'. will . h and stop their diatresa, au.l cans the Mood, renewed and cleansed, to carry thromth the body the elements of health ; taildlug up tha brokea eonstitntioii, and carrying life and health, but tbr them would have leen the wreck ohop? the feeble m.stn of suffering, at last ended l.y tbe . old hand of death. Do uot let prejudice overcome your better rea-,:i : do not look upon these Fills as only like others ; do not let y ur despair, attar tryinK everything else, prevent you from trying theae. The blootl mn-t ! pure, an, I then sieknew is impossible. What a great and vet simple truth is this! it appeals to the common sense of all; it Is the great key-stone of the healing art. JUD&ON'H MOUNTAIN 1IERU PILL9 will purify and cleanse It as sure aa tha sun will rise to-morrow SHTJudson's Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all Medicine Dealers. angl UU mr rJoicd to dud tkmt th r. now ned Chemist or New Kuglaud, DOCT. AYFK, has at length turned his attention to the disorder which hangs like a blight on our community. Our section is as healthy as any other, with one siugle exception, and f hat is the Kefer sn.l Ague, which haunts us on every side. But his remedy due. cure, as we should know it must, it ho made it. Cast out this hateful distemper from among ns, and ours is one of the loveliest spots In the west. ileaItmel, Fuirjielil, l',trm. jya B MJS'. STI.VSa,V, J I T HE OF THL I'KAtB. Ovrica, TntansTBKBi, iSD jj1NB ll!inv TH(f OsejM UetlSS Wil Kive particuUr attentfou to all Notarial bushi-- rt,tmst,l o him such as taiuistratioa, Guardianships s..h i ted and promptly attended to. nn.-! . Mining Company, KvuiMvifte, In tlflk e on Wafer street, rs-t ween Main aud I.. list Coal, I u uali lilies of sot leas llian J bushels, de. livmsad lo any pat t of the city . at IS rente p.r hash . at the pit, 8 cants. JOHN W YMUN 0, octs rV.tetarv and Manager. f I.J t E bxa IV Tinplat-, r. l'3).f. IX do. 1st do ' Ic .ii n . Tin, l k IX do, an So lOCbkeTLi On h aud and for s 1 1 - hf S A M I ; K L 0 R H

wiitiu Deeds, MortuuKcs, Powers-of-Attwiiey, UreM tBw buhlishor of this paper. Cootrsats, Ac. Will also collect uionev, in auy 1 -

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linomill, nun Ol M llUollt SUII, SS , 1 1 , t- ST j v,t l . A L . . T, . . , . ' my e!k.w Corn in store and for sale bv the s;;, ed. Probate btulueea. settlement of estate. Ad- xtt. (,us1h.I. or by the one hundred bushohi, at

MISCELLANEOUS.

LRJJMEtJS' AT KEILL r BEG TO 9 announce the completion of the extensive improvements' to their concern, which have been in vrogrs for some time- past, to afford the utmost u ility for carrying on an extensive trade, ly IIing a good article only at suck prices as reotioi to giro universid satisfaction. Having flu- olde t in view, every consideration that srialglitforwar dealing, founded on honor and liberality, m guv. will be resorted to, and thus establish mnttial confidence between bnyer and seller; The stock w unusually Ism-, every department replete, and pur chasers ciay rely upon meeting with an extensive . i , . iri i ji assortment ' "li rrn'MTii' , iriinn. ... p,mi- - 5-1,,,, attention to tMr late importation TT . . m - . . w . . rpasonaoie irnm. inri oiu nof IrirK Lim-n U N vi I 7 anil 44 Trtah Linens, 1-J-4 T.iri, :i S'i. etinc. Pillow ".oe L.n-ns, Unti l kerclil't-. '!' -N, N qd in. MhmIssW and Brian Lilf ii 1 '.il-. . 'rnT f Mmiii mil Firi itret. swfjrw To the Public. rwi s: f.iT wi.VTKM jj'tt snit v; Jf tur. r- le-li vrr ifim, inn-Mite man v our rivor- to overflow llieir cunts, nark"P t,,e walr in tl.r cre.k and lyoiw, au.l r)oxli(g t a roni'ieratKi exifin ine unuuin , I. in,!-; when the rivers recede, which may b expectrd staii. tli- n the lare mrface of d-nyHiit , taMe matter eapoaed to the seorchiinr rays of tha miTttmersan, prodiK-es tl e materia, which prosee .i fatal in in curs. wepiiHf alnde Slates, and ;aritig iwitli.r ae uor mx ik IU cniierin: j Afti a roaidenee f nior, fUaa twtv yirs la I the mid.!! ami S,aithrn Slat., we think we have aawhwred a medlelne which, to a certain extent, I- a irer,n,ui.n .... u..-- , . .a . .a . a- . . . I . . . ... . aue, ami as mien we reciiiiiieiiu inir man.Mi Whisky. We wish the pWMta to nnd. rstaml that we are not uriciii? axn them the one of Htron? I.i.iirs as nl- v. rae. Wa are, and always have i u, ojaHl to their heln use.1 in that way, but if pesyts WW use l hem as sm-li. Ut them have l.y all means a pure article, that will keep th. ni in hoalth, and Ungthen intiteatl f shortening their live. We proPum to sell always pure and unadulterated Liquors for tnetlieinal parpoaea, and a little for the Stomach's sake. If re.taire.1. anil will rhallenKe an in1ufl bj the Ikat chemists in this or any other ,M. .'.. . ..... .It, ,jii,., ,,!,.,, .,, nil' i . ' i.ii'i . "... ... the whisky hran.leil l.y us, "Allis Howe's Maitnolia." It is warranted, as it is itetlHsd frni the ct, rye, or w)e-at, with a slight addition of poo-1 ,-lt.Tti vr.itrr. We have no !..iitit niIiv persons I tare bee a ruined in health, if not actuaUy kill.1, py driukiuK latd whisky, the (tn atrr the reason tliat Allis A llowea' ; nt- Magnolia shoiiM be in general use. Jaat received and in stora for salepi '1 nipwass'd Brandies (,old)frma lo7 Ksl. U K pipes do (ohl from 3 to7 f gal. 4 piia-s Hollautl Oin ; 3 pnnchcona ol.l Rum. feggl ALLI8 A HOWKS. Wafer at. E8CB.VT CtTl" TBBJVVO FJlC 'oRY. The uudersigned having outraged in the Toliacco Business, with the purpose of supply ing, if possible, the wants of the homo market, I aui now prepared to offer a well selected stock of manufactured Toltacco from Mlasouri, Keiitueky, and Tcunessto Leaf, iu Pounds, Fives, Halves, EiUIb. and Uuarters, in auy deaired laackage. Terms liU-ral, and acceptable dasossasd for Caah uurchasea, but no sale less than Ave hoxc .. A. GI MBERTS. Jy28 No. 105 Main street, Evausville, In, I. mDMEAM8TJIT0mV8 S.II.K. H ' WM. virtue of an order of the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderl.crgh 'onnty, I a ill sell at piiWie auction, ut the tiirt llou. Door in Evausville, on the loth orSept.mlier. lKV.i, part of the S. E. -. td PacttnS No. townships sfruth, range Ht west, containing throe acres, ti.ljoiuiii land- of Peter Sharp, F. W. Briiiknn yer, :nd lying on Ihe mad l.a, lius from the Poor House to the reshlence ol Edgar C. IHsak. Said premises will be sold in subdivisions, t plat of which can be seen ly csIHdk apoit lite. T.-rnis of one-third esBsk ; BBaSSSa in fa and IS months frum day Of sale, the purchaser giving uots with approve.l seonrity, waiThtt all relief from valuation ,.r appr.tieni nt laws, with inter, .t from the day or sale. URAt'KKT MILLS. Jy iS-td Adtn'r of Ad dph Brink asaR. ' .'si . lor. White I e4ar Water t'aus, with euvers, braas aad iron hound, .1 siaes . Mai dor. White Cedar Pails, 8 sixes, brass and irou hoone. m Where one duxeu or more ure taken, I hey are m Red in tlry -lit. in. , uitn no , ini., lor :, ;.s innirlnn atc transportation and keeping Iheia in k.hhI order -ill sold. J. B. RUSSELL, sm Main street. ny20 Between Third an't P.mrth, Louisville. mm . JONJirbojv, noon Mt.vtmfMw EH AND Blank Book Manufacturer First st.. bet. Main and Locust, KVAN8VILLE. IN'DIANA. a T" Blank B -oks ruled, paged and made to order of the Imt paper, from a Slemoraudum to the largest Ledger. Music and Magazines bound m any style. JelS-dawrtl SIXTH .Wa1L ti T.lM Hi LOOI E -F IIKI1M I tiMMEKi IAL t'Ol. LEUE in now ready for distribution. Stn.leut- i, the city entitled to them, also those who have inserted their cards, and alt others interested, are i , (nested to call at M. L. Johnson's Book Bin.h i . aud obtain copies. Jylt mm KJHV -! JJt OH STBatVB sY JsTaVSoa hare removed their stock of Uardwaie ami Iron, to No. 74 Mala street, bet. 2nd an. I Thy would be pleased to see their old customers at their new stand, where they have always on baud i a large and well selected stock of Hardware and Iron, winch they offer at very low prices lor cash. ' f2nt'B! 8riVB!9 100 mats it.nam.in, lo bairs IVpper, lo bas Allspice, 7" l.x assorted Gro. Snices. For sale lv myll WMKKIKR A UIGGS. jrj" 7'. rA;.r a.vut. ya M U huhels gotHl Urxe Onions, 25 do do do Potatoes. Received and for sale by jy.'j ("HAS. M.JOHNSTON. Fobcb r ii m r . tl S T MX CMJ I . .-I. a lot of this desirable Pump, adapted t t elevating au.l forcing wafer into any part of the building, .-r about the premises a here tn- may le placed. For sale hy Jy21 GEO. S. SQNNTAG. t ai j l guM .v v, ro.THjt rB r oel Uiilider. Shop on Secnd street, near MulU.rty. 1 am prepared to .In all kinds of work I belonging to say business an;; I gorkKK. M UjKM, .WW..--. . srr. Bj 15U hairs Rio ( Vffee, .V) pockets Java Codec, ."o hhds X. O. suaax. .Ml bbls Ci 'd, Loaf, A How'd Sug.it , 10 bbls Rsboiled MoUaaes, Joo pkg-s assorted Teas, i bales Cloves. Just received bv C. 8. 1IADC0CK. auglG this extra Coffee just rereived and for SMS bv CIIA. M. JOHNs'TON. I' .sev's IH.iek. JyT Main street, n.-r th t'atial W mi Bit! I. .iltlt: M0U LB. CM HI Lit JLd Lard ui store and for sale b jy-Jl CHA&. ibJollNSTuN TEfSSl .' WOO It I THti I .VIP KM WW Siroe I Laeuuu prepare.! t.. furnish, at nnv part of the city,- alf kinds of v' , eftMr krwen si not. lleflasaoivt s ipplv .. that which is dry, and h.is pnrcbasi suSBelSal aiii -'inf ommuy the market during-the feueafftg fill and winter. Terms cash, at the vard. augtl-lm IIKSIIV LUT7. wAJ.Vr.D-lANSLL CiiAL, uf "m WW peru r quality, for oil producing purpoosea. Parties desiring to supply the above, should adE U.-UINE, CCRMi'K MVO.S. aosjl2 47 Maiu strei t. IIA'AJJIt 40 MM LB OI.lt tit EH w nnd Vinegar Just received aud tot sale by i I' as. McJUllNdTON, Posey's Block. , Bm I HBO EUTt O JS A. LKMt'KK TH I ! mWaW day withdraws from tbe flnu Of Sateiis.il. Iietncke Co., and the business will he settled and ' continued by Soren Worenson and VaMeaiar Socsi son, nn h r the name of SORKNfH'N Jt '. KvA"avTt.i., Jniy u, is.v.i. jn CtUmiBB rCIQJBklZ - '.tSSJ Fine Havana. Jo.tSSi Connecticut Seed and Havans It. -alia, J.i,ihsi Florida and Havana tb aalia. loo.yiW Half Spanish -1 M in box lo" KJs ioca wui u sold oa aoomuiodaii i.trius u piompt men A. Gl'NllFHTS lf l No. 105 Sfaln stie!, Kvsusvillo, tad

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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,

b v tbi v.. a w. My. i LAbKLrH A ug.' :to-M. All arrival AsTWisbtnt interesting intelligence Irom fnefnela. Preside, t Catro had I wen seized and cotiicllcd to surrender the Presidency by the Constitutional party, after which he was thrown into prison, and a close guard of one hundred men set over him to watch his movement?. Some severe lighting had occurred, resulting almost altogether in favor of the Constitutionalists. The utmost alarm prevailed iu the country, and the general expectation was that very sanguinary engagements were Rjbotrt to occur. Three thousand meu were under urnis at Caraccns, and resolve! to deliver their country from the Federalists, or to die ; tRe aU,-mpt - " ' StW BkDFOBD, M aS9., A Ug. 30 M The rftiiroatl fl, ymir Haven was deit r . a i ,mnnn Stroud by hre to day. LOSS $10,000. B.lllnsor. Market. lULTIMoaa, Aug. 30 u Flour linn but unchanmd. Wheat active , ;,,..:.,,.. ..i... o ,AO h.,h ,1 1 Oil (.. i 24 for white, aad 1 lOfTiU 18 tor red. Corn firm at 84(,85 for yellow, and BO82c for white. Provisions firm. Whisky steady at .'HJ for Ohio. 1'lillM.lr IpUlu Market. Philamlphia, Aug. 30 u Flour quiet; sales of fresh ground Western extra at 5 00(f)5 62, and to the trade at 5 50(7i - 00 for extra family. Rye flour firm at 3 75. Cornmeal 3 C2$. Wheat firm; sales of red at 1 20; fair red at I 15'a, 1 17. Bye 70 for new southern. Corn steady at 8285 for prime yellow. Oats steady at 34(u.:i5. Whisky held at 2728. Last Wight's Despatches. Latest From Europe. ARRIVAL OF THE LIVERPOOL MARKET. Ht. Johns, Aug. 3o. The sti miiu t Jion from (Jatway on the jniii, h.is arrived liringing three daj-a later tttrieea. LivKupoob, Angr. 20. Cotfon. sales of the week, 34,000 baJett; all ijitiilitivd have slightly declined. Fair ami aiWtllintv sre ti lower. The lower qualities have declined stiH more. The market was dull. Manchester advices unfavorable. Loxnox, Aug. 20. Consols lOAm 'j:;. Money market slightly easier. Tbe advices ly the Jason are three davs m--mmm ' ssj sjs jj VsT T o TT ' "BrTnsT later, but are nut very itiiorlanl. The Zurich conference in a lale of inactivity. Nothing of importance bad yet bsjsjsj done. The Kmpress Kugenieof France U again rurietiU. The National Aasvrably of Tuscany declare that the ftiruier dynasty mnt not be recalled. The Mo.lena National Assembly v;is ti king strong grounds for the establishment of national lihorty. M. Found had accepted the Dictatorship of I'arnut. Cardinal AuUmelli had resigned the Presidency of the Council of Uome. He retains the Secretaryship ol State. Ihe Kino; of Prussia had rallied in strength, and is expected to linger on for a lime. The sh-amer Great Eaatem a to lenrc on : the 3d of Sept. Oil her trial tlil). Political m flairs in England were quiet. lin hard Cohden hits been in London. A grand demonstration ua given hy him by his Kock.hile coustitents. The amnesty of the political prisoner' of France, granted by the Kiuperor, on the occasion of tin- triumphal entry of the trooff into Paris, created surprise, hut gave general satisfaction. Lamia lltam- has refused to accept of it. ji m ST I.ATKST BV TKLItnaaPH FROH LONOON to OALWAY. Lomoo.h, Saturday m. The Austrian lleniKtetitiary annouucd at the Zurich banquet that he had strong bojes of th? Conference arranging on amicable terms all the difficulties. The Tuscan Assembly received with great enthusiasm a proposition to banish forever the House of linpsbnrg-Leraine. Doubtful rumors havelteen received from Pari-, slating that (lens. Cnnrohert and Nell had not been confirmed ns Senators. The 1'nlculta mail to the loth of July had been telegraphed. The King of Uudc i.a.l tieen released. Five thousand of the Euroaau troops at Calcutta had accepted of their discharge, m ! tendered them by the British (iovernnient. LivKKPooL, Aue. 20, Hichanlson, Speiic-e Co. report favorable harvest prospects. The Hour market is quietAmerican brands are quoted at 10s12s. Wheat is firm, snd some qualities have, slightly advanced; Western red is quoted nt 7(f 9 2d, SJsd white at 9s9s 6d. Com Inn u declining tendency ; holders offer freely, but show no disposition to press the market. I'ork heavy, holders pressing their stocks, ami the quotations are but nominal. Bacon heavy and declined l2s. Lard quiet at r.Ts. St. Lot is, Aug, 30 p v The river is stationary at this point, with about G feet water to Cairo. All the upper streams are on the decline, and diffic ult to navigate. Weather clear and cool. Touonto. Aucr. :i0 p si A fire broke out at midnight, consuming e x dwellings known as Victoria Terth rkce mid severnl other btiildin: . The lobs is estiuiaieu at $40,ood. Hauiltox, C. W.. Aug. 30 p u The Koitiati Catholic- Church on Park street, in this place, was destroyed by lire this uto ruing. The fire was evidently tlse the work of un incendiary. l'lrrsBfat, Aug. 30 p m River stationary. Weather clear and cool. Lofl.HVILLK, Aug. :t0 p VI River stationary, J feet 11 inches in the canal. Ctttctnnatt Market. Cincinnati, Amct. ao r m. m Honr ilnll nnd 5rrl Th.- lower, at 4 riOi; 4 .70 for superfine. Wheat dull and un.1 1 A , I . I A ... cunni;cii. uoril UlUV Itl lil.St tpioIitllOtlS. liVC nominnl at 7::. (hits heavy at 4'J. Whisky ste:uly at 24 J. Provisions move more freed y at 7(iA9 for lntcon shoulders and sides, at tthich rate, on Saturday and to-day, about 7000 hhds wcte sold." Lavd 104. Mess pork 14 OU.

St. Louis, Aug. 30 p u j Lieut. Bcale's party reached Kausas City I ou the ith, from the second exploration of ; the 30th parallel. Mr. Ueale has leen ab

sent ten months, having oencd 1,400 miles of wagon raid, and traveled about 3,000 miles. He report abundance of wood and water west of Albuquerque. Ktw Yorlt Market. New Yokk, August 30 p m I'lour heavy, and 1 0 1 2c lower, with j sales at 4 U)fit4 4." for sunerfinc State: 4 50(4 80 tor extra do.; 4 204 45 for ! snerfine Western; 4 f0f 10 for common 1 to good extra Western ; 5 00u" 23 for inferior ; and 5 4t,5 60 for fair to good fresh j gruund shipping brands extra tound hoop Ohio closing dull nnd declining. Rye Hour I 3 504 30. Wheat unchanged ; sales 000 I bush, mixed Illinois at 1 151 25; 1 35 ; 1 40 for new white Southern. Rye quiet j at 80c. Corn dull and declining ; sales 1 5,- : 000 bush, at 80e for new mixed Western; 83c for yellow Southern, and 81c for new J white. Oats dull and lower at 3"?42cfor Western. Pork firm ; tales 3.300 bblf. nt 14 7514 87 for mets; 13 37 for thin mesa, and 17 00 for clear., and 10 37(n 10 :0 for prime. Beef dull ; sales 2000 bbls. at 5 50.G 00 for prime; 7 007 25 for mess; 8 Q0ll 00 for repacked, ami 12.0012 50 for extra. Beef hams heavy at 15 00(5)15 75. Bacon unchanged. Cut. meats firm; sale? 125pkgs. at 11 for shoulders, and 8 for hams. Ulter Items. AKaivAiH avd pcpaaTi'ars TILL f . I." K U..M1. -moa.lo'riiiri movpSy Charley Bowen, Evansvilte to Cairo. Greeuville, Bowling Green to EfWkSI ille. Jahu Bell, Memphis to Loaisville. Kmma, :. Louis to Cincinnati. A 1 1 ,1 1, t'aDneltitu to kvansville. UraenvilW, Kvansville to B llreen. The weather has been clear and pleasant ! for the last day or two. and business ou the leTee has been rather lively. Tbe river was about stationary last evening, but was receding slowly in the morning. The A. '. H.bbml, dpt. Harry, lett Cincinnati on (Wednesday, aud is due to-day on her way to Cairo. Capt. Wm. C. Harrison left New Orleans on the 2Itd for Cincinnati to take his new packet JtoubU'oii, Sooth; he is to take comma ud. The new boat Lulling at Mound City, for Messrs. (Jaslin and 1'ilUbury, of our city, intended for the Wabash Hade, will la' launched iu about two weeks. The Sonthrrther weut on the wavs at Mound City on Monday last for repairs, and will be ready to enter her original trade about the 15th of September. The unfortunate steamer Ware lias been sold to the Hawsville Coal Company for ' a a att si I thirteen tiuuur.-u uoiiurs, me t ouquuiy p.ving the attachments against her. The New Albany Lel,er says that the owners of the Star are about to build or purchase a fast side-w hoe! boat to take the place ot- the Star in the Kvansville ami Puducah trade. That may be so. A race came off a few days ago, from St. Louis to Keokuk, between, the Cttu of 1 -itiann and the (Srey Eagle, in which the latter boat was distanced completely, aud tbe former had plenty of time to do her business. Thomas C. liennett, a well known Cum berland river engineer, died at i'aducaU on the 6th inat. The Fanny Bultit left New Orleans for Louisville on Saturday. The Union, Capt. Liter, left Louisville yesterday evening, and will be here to-day. She has enteml permanently iuto Ihe Louisville and Oieen river trade, nnd will be found punctual and reliable. The Charity Uowtn left yesterday at noon wuh a monster trip, she having to refuse freight at this point, in order to fulfil some engagements lelow. The fleet and regular packet Alilu casts off for Canneltou and all way places at lo 0 clock. Pasfengers ami shippers will do well to recollect her. The Silver Star is the packet for Paducab to-day, ou arrival of thw cars. The Gretiu iHe arrived from Green river yesterday morning, and returned again in the evening. We were furnished with the following manifest, by Mr. A. Newman: J. S. M. & Co.. 4Ghhds. tobacco ; L A. Crane, 8 do. do.; Allis k Howes, 7 bbls. whisky, 1 stave jointer, 1. k Brs. B bbls. whisky; I. Ii. U'Kiley 4 Co., J hhds. Libaceo; Samuel Orr, 1 bdl. iron; Slaughter's & II., '1 hhds. tobacco; Sprato, l'.rovvn & Co., Louisville, 1 hhd. tobacco. Fluffing Dronntd Persons by Quicksilver. A correspondent of the Troy Time gtfa the folluwinir narrative of nn occurrence al Shrewsbury Lake, Vt., ns cominp: under his' I owu observation: The lake kl noted now on account of tin I death of a young num. a conductor on the j Kutland and Hurlington Railroad, who M Jt..v n.-l in it a short time ago. At the I time, he, with several others, were playing j "rocking tbe boat,' making it "dip water, I when, unluckily, they were all swamped. and this young man, the best swimmer in tbe party, was drowned. After a long and 1 nlmost hopeless search after the ln)dy, u very novel idea was suggested, which, after trial, proved successful in lending to the discovery Of his whereabouts. About three Ounces of quicksilver were put into a loaf of brown bread, well baked, snd thrown out into the lake. Tve loaf was discovered to move directly Hgainct the wind ; soon it stopped, whirled round several timvs, and sunk. They immediately rowed to the place and threw out the grapplers. The first Vita-i they hooked his face; the second time tin hook fastened into his !oot. nnd he was hauled into the Inrnt. Whwre he was fouu-I the water was seventy feet deep. In his pockets were a large silver watch and a considerable quantity of si'ver money, which caused the attraction of the quicksilver, nnd led to the discovery of his watery grave.--i The accident, place, aud singular circumstances connected with the sad affair, render it remarkable. Captain Scheuley, wiio was recently ejected from the British Parliament for brila-'ry, was, while iu this country, the hero of an t'lojieujent, though 00 years of age, aud a second time a widower. He ran utl' u-itli . vonni' ' ii' v I iii ('rnirlmm tV. ,, i ,. . , V.. , . " , ' a tKiaruing; scnooi on .tatcn isinntl. Mie was a great heiress, her property consisting principally of lands at Pittsburg. The Ca -tain, on removing there with her, to eujoy the estate, atLiir.cd much notorietr in vat ious ways, and was familiarly known as the " Duke of Hardscrabble. The Captain ! finally returned to Knglnnd, taking his bride with him. and at the last election he j stood for the borough of Wakesfield. He j was returned, but late English papers announce that he was not sufficiently cautious in carniptiiifir the voter?, and has been eject ! ed from his seat. I Mr. Corwin says that he is the father of the Republican party. We hope that the old gentleman's next child will be an improvement. It must la? confessed, however, that he occasionally : punk- his rather ugly brat with light good will. .o". lour.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. ha won for itself -nrli a renown for the cure I verj variety ofTliroat ;ttid LnnjrOmidatnt. t hat j is ontirelv iuin. aary for n t wcount tb- rv i dence id its virtues, wli rever Iiastioen omploymlt i . . . . .... i ... i. j it !ijli Inns iwnln (mutant use iiiroiiK"""' action, we need Mot do inora tUau assure tho pevple n on.tlite 1m ki-i.t in to lite b,nt it h i- -ver Ik a. l and th.it it iiihv U robed on to do far their relit (nil it ha ewr i-.va found t dir. a u : "D,"11c FOu al! tuh PtTKPOStt OF A PUUCATIVE MEPICttiE roit rosTivT:yr:s!5: FOtt Til K CURK OF DYSPEPSIA; FOIt JACK DICE; Fti: THE I'l'RK OF INDIGESTION; FOR IlEADAClTE: Von TliK Cl'RK Of DYSENTERY; F'Ut A FOI'L STOMACH ; FOR THE (TRE OF ERYSIPELAS; FOR THE PTLES; FOR THE CURE OF SCROFULA; FOK ALL SCROFULOUS COMPLAINTS; FOR 1 HE fl" RE 0? RHEUMATISM; FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN; FOR THE CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT; FOR DROPSY : Kwfl TIIK (TRE OF TETTER. TUMORS AN si SALT RHEUM ; FOR WORMS ; FOR THE CURB OF GOUT; FOR A DINNER PILL: .FOR TUE LI RE OF NEURU.GTA; FOR PURIFYINC THE RI.OOD. Tney are sasar-eoasedt so that the most aenI ve:i' tike them l l.i.ilit . V. ;in! they are t he ! teria'it k the world for all the purposes of a Bini y ItlkVsir. Pnico uT rit8 't box ; Six Doxe for fl.OO. Cseat iiiunUers f Clergymen, Physicians, Statestaetii aud einisviit persouages. have lent their name to est tify Cie an paralleled nsetiilnesa of these remedies, but our 'jiace here will not permit the inaertion oftheut. Ttt" Asents ttelow namotl furnish gratis our Amebicak $ lmasac, in which they are givesi ; with also lull Cescnptious oi tne anove cumplaints, and the treatmest that should le follow.! or their cure. Do not be put off by naprincipled dealers with Kher preparations they make wore profit on. IVBBSSSi Area's, and take uoofhtjta. The sick want the beat aid there is for them, .. they should have it. Prepared l.y DK. J. C. A YE It atfcO., Lowell, xuasaclutu. l. .u i t- t-t r i r I. ii T T TTl' L'.'.....JI'. .4 I ... o j r.Liii.ii nuurM ,.i3..w . :tU DrugisU and Herciiants thronghotrt the cqgntry iflHnMtwiojr 1JETKMMIM.i' TO SOOCJCXS i KOKG K Till RN HILL takes pWsasnre Ut uVwing Ids ohl rnatoEsers that ia the uaiity and Mtyleof his work, be natters hisaselt he cauuot Ih m r i Wl'fi Ho my still be found at the oarsssf ut Se. cud aad Main streets, where the choicest Hat -newts ami Saddles of every description can be uht. lined on the best of terms. a eT" Repairing done with neatness anil dispatch. SecoSKl-ttaad Harness always on hand. jel DR. HAAS, having leased the rootts former lyoccwpie.1 hy Dr. Kivett, in Dr. Bray's building. .,pp.--aite the Post Office, would respectfully soli, it the citizens of Kvansville cnd the surrounding tow ns and country, o visit his rooms and see tke specisaensoii exhibition. All those who need Dental operations performed, and axe pleased with bis vt..ik, snail he attended to with great pleasure. II is CONTINUOUS QCM works without a seam or crevice. Kothine will 1' more clean, or have greater strength. His Hi o. Wouk has but two seams in a full upper or lower et. Persons can laugh as heartily as they e house without show ing that their teeth are artificial, and cheeks that are sunken un ho restored to nearly their original contour. Ue aUo make the usttal styles of plnin and simple gum ttHjth work ou gold and silver plate anil also the (.'neoplastic work, which is much liked hy those who have use 1 it. He h is also two processes ler extracting teeth without aiu no inhalation no injurious effects arising from OieJr use the most delicate can have them appli.-.l with perfect safety. SMS " Parents itl consult Die health an J beauty of their children by having the Dentist direct their second dentition, thereby producing s) son try an, I health to those invaluable organs. I take pleasure in introducing IV. fhw, formerly of Lafayette, In.l., my successor to rile old rooms iu Bray's huililiut:, hoping he will And theui'both pleasant and profitable From my Intercourst. with the Doctor, I am plcu-.fl to find him one of tlte progressing; possessing taste ami hijtb professional ability and standing. With this view , I can, uilh safety, re.'oiniueiid liim to the r iintimnity as a skillful aud competent dentist. aplS 3. KIVKTT. rW M KHC I MUSTS, '.. if ...-. b an DBnaoisn. We are regularly n-ceivinR additions to onr stivk of IlBi'ns, Mi:nn ixrs, Cnr.ic.Ls, Paims, Oils. i AitisHr.ii, Fr.aH MKuv, and Kin. v Akti. i o. which we are prepared to oner t tiie triule on as good terms as can Is pi jltaed in Cincinnati, Louisville, ir Sf . Lonis. We have iu store IS tons of Extus Vvur. Wiiiti I I.i tn, iu kegs of 2.". mm, BO Ihs, and loo ftw, which u- are selling to the traale at manufacturers' prices. KKLLKR A WMITK. No. 3 Main street. htm 'ohh.-oj' MBmnTrnXM r, SeBSember 5, ISo'.l, the Bo.ti.l of Couutv Cueamissiouers of Vauih-iburgh county, will co;:tia: with the bidder moat advantageous to the Intersil of the comity, for making the fill ou Prauklia st., at the west end of the bridge crashing Vicii Creek, ou said street. Sealed proposals for safd I work will U' rtf.-ived up to l'i o clock M., of sai-l day, at the Auditor s oflice. iiomi and security will be re.piii -1 of llai ( j tractors lor said work. By order of the Cunty Board. j:;(i-.Uwt,t WM. II. WAI.KKU. Auditor. BUY THE MOOT KIM) UF A THRESHING MACHINE! Pitts' Patent Thresher and Separator, With MoFFITT'S IbHtSt: puWLR ATTACHED, 1 is considered to N' the lest machine ot the kind in the West. The undersigned are now prepared -to furnish machines of the alx.ve Patent, of a style and m:ik.not excelled iu the w estern country. All we ask is that ar work may ka compared with any ot our cotemiM.raries, as also our prices. Thc-c Machines were already thoroughly lntndneed nnd known when vie sysasftetscea the n annfactuic ol them: ami we shall only say that al the Lachitnof that patent w hich we make, ahati be made iu such a manner, of snch materials, ami with such improvements of onr own, as will materia!);, increasethe valuable reputation It IsBS acquired aaw Threshers. We can now offer to norms' omcrs a choios of these excellent Slachiiie-, and e.lso a choice vf tbe Morse Powers, to drive thrni, vf any size, from 4 to 10 horse, upon as reasotiahle terms as auy other establisanieut ; aud we reapectfully solicit orders for either size or kind, ami would request that ti y sent in as early as in.issil.le, to insure getting ti.e best machine. KRATZ & HEILM AX. BkH. O. J. EKE liar QVimVEVE SVBMB STITLTJC ult NEUVK TONIC, rmt will ClnE FEVER AND And otlivr AGUE NERVOUS DISORDERS, YKLLOW. CHAGKkS, AND PANAMA I'KV KU. Can often he prevented by the ase of this iuvalnable remedy. The recipe is from a vsry celebrated Physician, after haviuc thirty-five y.svrs experi ence in Hospitals and private practice in New V.v k i City, and baa been tested iu all secti IS OT III, ihe ntOst eouuti v. durina the past sis years, with nondei ful success. Are yo AVrro, V'jrpeptic, or ivftritjfr'jm prvtratton, after ilueaeeT t recommend and guarantee this I i i. oi .- .. perfect Tonic. J. H. IIAZAKP. Pr. prleroritSt Maiden T fiat, and o Fletcher street, New York. For sale by I.EK'H d. CAitLsTLDT. jelH-dAwCm n e u t Eli jim cue th. ru h me JKeV t'hest- are made in tbe most faithful manner at the Nashville Penitentiary, of red t d ir. ami ! five different siees. The odor of tho w.ssd is de. tructive to tnoths and all tmects, and r-ndp:s tn, ( bests invaluable: tor pack iuj; away hhiuket and other a.s.len goods through tho sunn: r. 1 raau at th. WiHMlen War Store. J. B. Rl'SSKLL, 500 Main street,' niv-" Betwci-u Third and Fourth, Louisville. wMkvsum AND ctTiir COM US - MM 7j dozen Shoe ltrushes. .,i te l. 7r do Scmbbhiir do ib

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Old Established Vlharf Boa' FVANSVILLE. IND. P. G. O'RILEY & Op. M MISSION KMPIIANTS. General Railros '.Steamboat, snd Expr. i A Sias-ial Air.-iits for the PEXN. CENTRAL ItAttBOAOj and connections over which we are SsflssrfaBrw t give through rereij.ts at tha lowest possible rat'I'.iMiig a mammoth Wharfboat at the sawd the liti.'-st ou the Ohio River, canaWa trf stori n : ml nroteetinr all merrhandire lial.le to tlaui from exjKiatin', we are prepar. to facilitt thr lo. pat. Ii of sH consinments, forwsi-ded to our CSM KIVEK, RAILROAD OR CANAL Partienfar att.nti.n paid to BbMBMBSJI and Forwarding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, I or oilier property, cousigued to us for aale, aad tu ' faction gtiiiranteed. Oflhre and extensive w arehouse ou Waler slassl i adjuinitur the Telearraj.h, aJK on Ue Whari Usit, w lie re we are to be found, attending to I ti interest -of nr patrons at all hours day and night. With our sm- rior facilities; kng ataa.lin ; uu tiring energy; and knowledge of SST busim-ts, feet eoatdaot of giving general sal isSartioat. r.ud hope to merit a continuance of the extensive jtati. t age ve are now enjoying. Liberal cash advance will he made no aJlconaapae nients to either onraefves or com spoii.U H in nnf of the principAl markets, North, East or South. P. C. O RILE Y sV CO. grXJJVmWM, tfTOBmM. have a large dor. -l.le Warehouse at the ':in:tl Basi , raihH of ' storing any amount of pnsbice, a hu h tUl I reeeisedf stored, taken c:rw of and !.M stmjvt la tnp owusrs orders on most reasonable terms. P. ;. u'LlLF.y. mh2C-tf M -i- f'Af.VE, ST AND Commission Merchant, No. 2 Sot nt Watie Street, Evansi ili r cttl-ly AfTOMUtbiH WJtJTMtU We arepreiauvi! to store in onr Fire Proof Warehouse, any quantity of Grain, Produce, or Meirliandi-e, on to ii. t liberal terms. Having large and afry rooms up stairs, parflcntar oarew-fUhe taken of iiousehol.l FuraMxire. Agficnltoral Implements and all kinds of Goods at wares liable to damage from damp or rust. Insurance et!ecte.i at the lowest tire proof rates, ly ihe month, or longer when desired. fasahouae located ou corner of Locust street and W. a:, i i . t 'anal, :t!ui most coavepient for adiippin, tr River ur tciroad. Apjily to Sp28 GEO. FOSTER A CO. WBItOUW IT JiKJi.V, BMCMir. MB ING, FOK WARDING shO GENERAL t COMMISSION MERCHANTS, agents for Kanawha Salt Company, Kvansvill". I udiai. .. We have formed a co-part nenh in ou . it, U of Bbows A AiKSAit, and offer owx sert i icity as set forth in our card above. M e .ite fully prepared to extend evsjJscilit v tf shipl-is, easSsr by CANAL, RIVER, or I hV'. 1 . and assure then thaftheir inter.- - be taitltfully ajnaahtsd, should they be pi ..- i t favor us aith tbe i r inf "SSST ; aud Ni'arehoueo uu the corner of Mao. au.l th Canal. WM. BROWV, W. M. AIKH N. La; . t Howard k Brown. Late of FOPTKl;. jan-M B o MmrB. jmrrcuf! i.l. sr "a tt itW t KIVrXG, fMWARDING AND ftiMMISSION MKKt M A NT. Water Street, hetwi m l I. u-s. EVANVlLLi:. I M 1 1 . . N V SW Particular attention giv. u t. the toraanlmr nt general Merchandise ami i'roJuce, liit. i Canal, or Railroad. apJlMBa auj t uu tku s sr are jvy, ' (tiuc-or t.i K. a. 11 wan!. I Ho- eiving, Forwar.ftnr and Commissi, n Merchants, No. 4 Water street, neai .Mam. Kvansville. Indiana. aVsF" LiU-ral advances ius.k ai coiiatgnm, Ic New t.irleans. a. c. si.ai ;iitlh...g. a. slacoiitkb... a k- not-.. uov.M-lyd HIKAli M.LSON. JOSKT1I P. t a V Nol Is Auction and Commission. ww j Ef,mj' tr r., hi'C' :ssks BB to Wootaey A Nelson, will lusUuuo tit. Couimissioii business, both at private saie" aSI i. i auction, st the old stand, corner Main unci laird streets, opposite the W:uhinxton Hotel, where thwy will pay particular aMsejtfsej t.. the sale .; everj thiiiK entriiste.l to them ; tltey will attend l any auction sales anywhere iu th.-. it y. i'artk.-ular attention iv. u to the sale f Last.1nd Town Lots, kc., Ac. '. 117-ly w 9jtJrvLLB, rni tiM, jt.vn JWZt CAIRO UECULAlt PASSKNUKlt I'Ai kKT. II. MILKY Bo Kit, Hex w a. Ma-t, T. 1 ;..- I.v.ui- ill.-Tn- - lay and Kridav. at 1J oVhs I,, M., arriving at I'aducah at 0 o'chsk, A. M., Cairu at 12o'cl, k. 51., Wednesday and Saturday. Retantaksries CUro ever)- Wednesday ami Saturday, at 7 o'clock, I. M., and rtdncah e-ery T' Aa hi, I Sun l ay, at 9 o'dodt, A. M., conn.-ctiiip st KvansvlIU' with the Bvaasvffle and 'ravvf,.nlsville R. R., and Packets f.r Jr. -ii River. Also, ins-ting at Smith Kill with t'uin Iter laud River Pack ets ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans a? Louis rackets. Tickets can bo obl.ned on hoard the boat for all Eastern (ties. sept! RKtil UU KVAMSV1LLK S CANKKLTON TRI-WKKKLV PAl'KKT, WWJiCh.BT TIMB: PUtCMUT r HIM CES ! ! The fxH aud li(jht I'.tsseuger packet A LI DA, Capt. t HABXKV DXSHLKE, Clerks Worth-S iiiLrton aud Cooper, is now placed ss a peraun-: i packet in the trade, and will leave KvausviUe pun. tually, everj' MOXDAV, WKDM.sDAV. AND FRIDAY, at 10 o'clock A. M., aud returning, will I. ave i i uelton every TCESDAV, TUUB5DAY, AND SATURDAY, at 7 A. 31. For freight or passa;."-. ap; ly a board, an mOBMH9BmmmMTUK KINK LIGH i Irauglit steamer roi.ANP. tiracey, ni.tstrr, J. II. Duncan, k, will leave Evausville for Louisville and intermediate landings etery 1 1 I v DAVKVEMNO. at " T. II., and eVerv SATtf DAY MORNING, at J A. M. Tor fr. i-ht or pssage, apply . n board. Jj 18 ,1 NKW AKttAM.KMKVr. The AdamV Kxrnasa OssSFaKV r. -pe,-tfully hi -pounce to their friends ami patrons, the public of Kvansville an. I vicinity, that, with increwaed farilities for the transportation of F HEIGHT, I' A (' K A O BB M 0 W E Y .1 A' l VALVABLB. They solicit a continuance of former favors. Ks. peeiarcar" taken in the eo!lfs-tin of Itills, tiratts, v ' -. a:t, I the transportation id small and valuable IMM'ka..'. -. All persons wJeMag syssfll Bhstaeelrea ,,r Ike ts cihtirs ui the Express, can obtain any d-miml Safc t nation in reference t the routes tnnl il. Luis of the husiiiess, at th.-ir Oflice oti First sin-t, I t. t . Main aud Locust, opposite the Poet Office. de 1? O. II. rinH. AKeut. W f V . t. Mi J.Vit mm jf PACK 7.T The steamer SII.VKK STAR. Fowler, ssastjrr, leaves Kvansville even Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at I2o dockJf. Leavi Pail ucah every T a-sday, Thurxlav, and Saturdav. at oYl.x k A". M. CotincctinK at Kvansville ait. the Kvsunv ill.-aad t'rawfordsville Kailroad V r points North and Fast, with packets for Louis ill. (rrcti.and abash rivers. At Pa.lu.Tih v. it h ets for St. Lonis, New Orleans, and the bailv i .. boats for Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river. mW9tiu- i,romitly attendel, and charges fot freight and passage, same as charged by the regular packet. Through bills of ladinc Riven t N.o Orleans and all points ou the Teafteawce and U-rland rirerg auuls CLBAR THICK 1CK VHOM LAKE PKPIN JWH. P. B mVBiEBW, JiT TH A wVM earnest solicitation of many petsona, hs concluded to distribnU- anortienof his SI'I.KNlTI ! LAKE PEPIN ICb to the citins of the Ujgftj, by leaving it at their ,lo! ft Biaf Uu wiU d.-avor to begin the bti-ne -s ! -morrow saorv i The ice is as ch-ar as crystal solid aa a : au.l thisty inchea in thickness, lis fit son that tbe oripiuaK and heavy expenses ji curing it, will not allow him to put tin I ri. . -low to consumers as ho wonld wish ; but he is uti anaded that when its durability and ntpertur ), . ti. - art- fully te,teti, it wi I be" found cbeasr th,. , any other to be had, and when the account for th whole season's ice is footed up, the total SsqsBBsM w ill not las fouuil lo be greater than the sum pa: I for our ordinary ice in common sensor Those who wish a regular supply at their ator.-s or dwellings, will please leave their orders at 1" ' o'LI LFY'S osejsrthkg-COdaiu j"li' Tt H E s J.yu mlmiU'KlsMM' NKW T M'K AT IllTTKffLLF - We would respectfully inform the public that we have jnst received onr new stock of tiold and BMver Wat. hi s, line Jewelry. SilBSl stare, 'harks.!. Pens, Ac, in. ln.ltii. '"'ry ti"1' Lava, Corni, Mosaic, snd t'auieo Metts : very ri. !i and h hdsui.style of Gold Onard, Fob, and Vest C'ltaius, Ur. uM Pins. Bracelets, fcir Kiiijrs. Fin- r L. .-, Ac We would call particular attention to our stisk ! Gold and Silver Watches, w hich are of siipei i. i ijnalify, fn all rej-ct. Also, a good stock of Table, Tea, Salt, and Mustard .-. 1 :k-. A warrant. si pur.- Silver. Silver-plated Ware, such as Castors, ke Bakets, Jv., 0f TitK ui-.st yl ALITV, always ou baud. We are suiting at K.ujt. t u priqsa f"r cash, ai I warrant oar goods to he sa r. pieaeuU-d. mT6 BITTKohLF BUos . 4s Main st.

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