Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 13, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 September 1859 — Page 3

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THURSDAY MORNING .... SEPTEMBER 1 Local and Miscellaneous. Wanted. - A good boy, to learnt the printing business. Apply at this office immediately. The Cannelton Band. The Band that came down with the excursionists on the Alida, regaled some of our citizens on Tuesday evening with some very sweet music. The highest compliment that could he paid them was the mistake made by many, that their performances were by one of our best bands. TtMhan Assoc rmtloa on tlse Subject at S Can ventton. The Teachers Association was in session at Fort Wayne last week. They discussed this question, " Should the State call a Convention to amend tbe Constitution?" and decided that such a measure was demanded br tbe interests of education in tbe State. Mr. McCulloch , President of the State Bank deUrered a well written address to the Association. He criticised the schools of the present day. He accused tbem of failing to teach patriotism and morals. " Our young men, to be sure, are taught poUtici, but not patriotism. In a masterly manner he alluded to tbe want of integrity among business men, and among public men. He spoke of tbe power of money in every part of our land, nor even excepting the churches. He held teachers accountable, in part, for this deliuquqpcy. He wonld have our children so taught that, when asked " whom they worship, and whom they serve," they should reply promptly to the former question, " The Great God," and to the latter, " Tbe Union." lie congratulated tbe ladies upon the increased facilities for their education, and be would have them improve every facility offered. IIo would hare them receive practical education; one that is iu every respect equal to that ot their brothers, lie bad no fear of intelligbl women getting 'out of their sphere." While be would not have them become politicians or voters be would open to them all the avt mi ot industry for which ueir mental and phy n al powers qualified tbem. Mexico. Tbe New Vork llraH low Mexican accounts which say that the Juarez government is continually gaining strength and efficiency, while the ntrMirent show .increasing disorder and weakness. The former are in possession of art the port:-, an.t zbe whole frontier of the Republic ; and aeventeeu out of the thirty-two States maintain the Constitutional Government. The . nationalizing the Church property everywhere very popular, and had imparbd great strength and energy to the I Gov. fame nt of Juarez. He had taken another step towards the overthrow of Church tyranny, in declaring marriage a civil contraU. Tbe guucnU jajlicy w hu h the Constitutional Government is pursuing demonstrates that a true revolution of Mexico is now going on, and that tbe final struggle ihete between political ideas of the ecclesiastical and military class is rapidly approaching. James Gordon Bennett is proposed as thje Democratic candidate for Mayor of New Vrk. O09 objection urged is, that he is too oM. The Tribune, his warmest pontifical opponent, sajs that this is disposed of bj the tact that Mr. Bennett conducts a "aaoras'ng journal in this city, which circulates ererj day 25,000 or 30,000 copies, it a moderate calculation. Tbe man who can do that might easil j 1 Mayor of New York, Brooklyn, and Jersey City all at once, and still hare time every afternoon to take an excursion to the loveiv shades of Wash- - w " - ing Urn Heights. , 4 aSa," The Lousrille Courier, in speaking of Mr. DaafaW arttcleon squatter sovereignty, recently published in Harper's Weekly says: No more will Harper or the ledger tie rilled with biood-and-ihunder stories. The days of the writers of light literature will be at an tad. Squatter sovereignty witl hereafter usurp tbe place of love sick 3tttr.es and sentimental poetry. Tbe gifted SyWanus Cotib will retire and give place to the thivalric Wise, and the accomplished Edward Bualiine will be superseded by the brilliant Douglas. A German, named Finnessey, re cently caused the death of his wife in Cincinnati by )ong continued brutal violence. The husband and wife were intemperate. They bad two boys of eight and ten years old. When the officer and bis party arrived at Finnessey's room, on Friday siht, they lound Fit nissey drank on tbe floor, with a bottle of whisky near him, his wife's dead aad bruised body on tbe bed, and the two little boys nestled up in a corner of the room. Used as these official gentlemen were, to scenes of misery and horror, this sight was sa revolting as to affect them strongly. SP Dcmocratic Stat Co.vt-eeios. It has been prix laiuied through tl e State that the tiiue bar the meeting of the State Cooveni ion had beea changed from the '.'th to the 1 1 th of January by the State (ieneral i'omuiiUee. Mr. John L. Robinson and Mr. Develia say it is no wen thing. No meeting of the committee has lanen held, aud no change made ; and they intimate that there is little probability that any change will be luade. Chiiitopher C. (iraham, formerly of AVarrick county, who wai appointed Register of a Land Oftice in Minnesota by PresiUeut Pierce, has been noraiuatetl for Congress by tbe Democratic Convention of bis Instrict. Ida is a Sound Democrat aud au intelligent man. .Tha Conner Opera Troupe have jjust finished playing a very successful enagejnent iu Louisvilhr.

RiVe'-'L or 5k. DoQ.-'J ST CT Dudgr, ot lot Stale, who was MOenU re-' ovtl from thi I'msion Office fa bis antiLoomMuuiiii, has i: !r. fsod a letter to the

",," lU Ad2 ministration oryan in Ohio, saying ue wns i remove.! on account of his friendship for j Dutiglns. Tne Cincinnati 'Enquirer says : We have received a card from this gentleman in reply to the article published yes terday, from the Evausville Enquirer, respecting him. Mr. Dodge declare that it is true that lie was removed from tbe Pension Office because he was friendly to Mr. Doujfhis, no 1 that private reasons had nothing to do with it. . It if probable that Mr. Dodge knows more about the causes of his own removal, than the editor of our Enquirer could learn at Terre Haute. If the true and tried fiiends of Douglas are not tolerated even in the humblest positions at Washington how i it that Thomas A. Hendricks is allowed to spend his official time in traversing the State, making loud professions of deration to Douglasistn ? The reply is. that his friendship fur Douglas will do no harm to Iecomptonism t The Icara&d entleuuti who were appointed to ascertain w hat whs the trouble with the Crolon Water iu New York City, came to the conclusion that the recent oftensive condition of tbe Croton water was owing to a rapid an 1 abundant growth oi a microscopic-like plant, which altounds iu a volatile, odorous prineinlr, soluble to some ' ' I extent .u water. f'roia a MmrrhamW mml Slawai SSrers ' JvmrtuU. To those of oar readers who are subject to Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, or other Millious and Xcmms attacks, we honestly recotmnend Leed s Substitute for Quiiiue, for so many cures by its use have come under our own observa tion that we know how excellent it is. This Siiltflitute doe not contain tannine Opium, Morpbiue, or Arseiin-, while it iiosesses all the advantages of these medicines, i with none of their injurious effects, in a pamphlet, U'fore US, we find certi-iales trout all classes the sailor, niereliani ami invalid, which all Uar testimony to its ex- ! cellence. I-t oni ie i.lt i .s !! fur a cireiiInr, or tM-ller, for half a 1oa-ii Uittles, to Lku m it t'AKt.sTAhT, KvniMville, In. liana. -- tlJcw Gia. j Candidates. sir . ,.,.,r.f la MNMMMisse Hit asMf i IPI1.N lit 'G I k., i t Pen t. a hstii(, as a .-aniliJ.tte for I'.-uiil t tOuiMiisaioiter at the ensuing Octotwr ,-l-i'luto. . f mi i tot, -SHvlX Mitt 1 1 1 1 if IS t mrt mulhorttwd lit ,tnuuvt Ifuft r. I'Mtiigrt aa ai audidate lor Jutbteof lltu Fifli.ntli lull. 11I 1 ii nil, at tho -i. -.in 11;- tt, t..bor SMtsna, unpU I mrm u . i lu mtmammrt lit ms of RiiHKK P V M. , II T I V . I K of (ioriiian township, as a sn.li. late for t'ounty Coinmlssi.iner for District No !, at th" next Dctoher oleclion. JAw Special Notices. frtmt Mrmwhmrti Im sraaa m grating t the extreme Western eotintry, in the great fear they have of the Ferer ami Ague the in -t dirr-ful i.f all diauaaes. Every day, we hear of ersens itttacksd by this disease, and matte helple in a aliurt time, without any meauM of affording relict. Iu view of tho great demand for a rt-m-r.ly, Ir. II. .t.tter lian pre.rntol htn celel.rate.l "BITTF.RS," whose enrative ja.wers for all dltteatea uf tbe atouacli, have teu universally acknowUdged. The "JMttarV' prepared afU ra long experience and deep study, have received theenrominms of the m. nt eui neat physicians, as welt ns all ehtases, from every part of cvr country. To tbnae who dauht tlrsir many vrrtoes all we can say is, trj them, and Jnlge for themselves, respectively. W For eate bf Itruggista and dealera genera ty, everywhere. anrvtl Mm It mm mm' JMire sir ssS salves, and all those compounds cuncoctetl of mineral agetitit, are highly dangerous itppllcalioin. This (Hiitinetit, coutp-ed entirely of tugetahle i-ttnu i. is a harm leas aa well mm efficient remedy, iu all cases of eruptions, sores, ImmIs, wounds, and ontnsioaa. Sol. I at the manufactory. N . 0 Maiden Lane, New York, an. I !y all lriiKKita, at ., and fl per pot. ang:i Th Mtmm U th tATt. -JYm mmr thmlt poor Mtifbrers in onr conntry langnUh, their Itntioits racketl and torn by strong and dan- j gerooa at literal ntediciuee. they will come t3 the j fountaiu of health, found la simple herbs and routs from iiaSMM'a storehouse. THE MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS, of tntincent mountain plants com- , posed, will reach and stop their distress, and canse 1 the Mood, renewed and cleaused, to carry through ' tbe body the elements of health ; building tui the . broken constitution, and carrying life and health, but for tbem would have bean tbe wreck of ii";-e th.- feeble nin of snffarfn);. at btst ended hy the cold hand of death. Do not lei prejiuiice ovetcome your better reason ; do not look upon these 1Mb as only like others; do not let yi-r an . ultur trying everything !, pSMMBS you from trying these. The blood most be pere, and then iekneas is impossible. What a great and yet simple truth is this! it appeals to the comnion etii-of all ; it is the great key-etuue of !.e bealiag art. M0UMA1N II K 1. B l lLLs will JI PSOHS ; purify sud i it aa HUre as thu nu will ri to-utorrow. JtnlffM.n'a MoMittain II. 1 1. I'ilU are s.-ld hv all Mesticine Deatwrs. aiiitl tTtitoyi; j i stub ejv THE PKACSL. Ovner, Tuiau -rut r. Skcono Doa Ninw tmk Louar H"i sa Will give tierticular it tea I ion to all Motarial basineaa entrusted to him such a.-, viitinK Heeds, Mortgages, Powcrs-of-Attomer, t'oatracta, Ac Will also collect mouey, iu anv jiart of the coanfy, edth or with, tit aeit, asdfrevted. l'mbate taw In rut, mttlentent of estatei, Ad- ' wiuietretien, 0.iardiaishiu solicited and projtly atn-Qdod to. ftUrl Bod la ui Miatoff I'onapanjr, KvauavilU, Indiana Office on Water street, ltttteen Maiu aud Locust Coal, iu imuttitiea of tt.d has titan 2h bushels, .hMvered to any artt tlx-city, at in centu per .-" at the pit, a cent Jll N W YM N l. ixrta SffrOTetary and Mnuii(r. M a targe aiitonnt of PUlM'lNi, M ATKKIAb, aheh tliejr will sell i STAr r.tR cvsu. It ronsbi, in pail, ul the l. Hutting articlw I.Si th-, p., vlerTeTT Wk UAI " bVourgeoi do, tnO " Noiip.ii -il do, 10t " Pica do, iJi " 'i-Une Pv a Claieud.u, " . Ui " Nonpareil t Ltr. n.leii, iloi m -,p, per displat , t I font 'si-line Condensed An topic Wood Type, 1 WaahiaKteii SUf r-royal Hand Prest, Iron lolling U&turct, A. . 1 pair doidde medium, and 1 puirn tinper-roy.il chaaea. eeenj) '"- ' lit '-I - I ..ttotn news i 01. , it aesticks, 1 sliee galley. ALSO-A lot of in. ii I ! ami -Me sticks, job i chaars, rules, !!, etc. TMs material to- mnrn of It aa treed ae Mew, and iiotn- ol it is much the wnrae for wear. fir all MM ever foU, w wilt give a Maeasnit.le . n .lit, provided sUisfactery p ijfi Im tVeiLlis. ll.i" IS a Ii.ff.if..- rale I) luet vtith Ki M'LF.SIill' I : A lit. A I N - We call the attention of all Priut j eta who way tt Lib to in. reaae Ih.-ir titnk, or stall . uavv oAWea, to our iitdlM .-uieu'a Vot furthot pal ticubuu, athltusa camilBon a m m -.i.i.i , ausJO-It'laltw ludisuspolis, Ibd.

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A Card. iHJ.VMl,.y MM Mi. Tj V BMiB TO 9 aniic-Wt.Cc the . otjip!erlom tt' the-xteniv-- Im provements to their concenk,-aich bare been in proKi-en lor some timo past, to tin. th fa. tlity for carrying on an x tensive trad; tag a goo4arttcle only at suck prices .-cm- i to give, oaivetsat twfaetien . VMm&f dRqr in view, even couaid. ration t1iat -Ji.dijutr. ttia: i dealing, founded ou honor and liberality, c.av j,ive, vill be rtwortetl U, an-l Uu cLiViuii uuilibti . ftdeuce between bnyer aad aalkr; TUu t' k -uniMuall)' large, vr JtparUiviU it U.'t ,au.l ui Chatters Duty rely upon ne-eliiy; with au exU n -n v aaortutuiit on ri'iiul t i in- I he wuuL direct particular an futiuii lu . : . ii Lite unpertati.'ii of Iriali LitHMi leinia, i;Bmul 1-i Iii--fi bin Ci-4 Liuoti Ili.t I in, I'. il. w - Lir.'ii. ll.iirf kercliii l-. T.iw.-I-, Ni-j.Sxi'i-.. PL u 1.. .! Broun . 7' - - ; . , ,r w - - -jk i Lie a T.itile ilotlM, Ac , . l-ui u-T oi Main and , Kirwt treet . ,. 3 ma To the Public. rmvw pjftr itwTttBJmVnwitTxa M. mi l .r, b.ivo In n vcrv wet uiius, cau-iim many or oar riven to overflow tbcfr bauka, l .uUlii - up the witter in tlm crceka .ni l Utyons, anu fl.M .li!. to a coitfUMcralile extent tue bottom t iii'i- . vtwu t lie riven recede, which may be ox-pevt.-1 MHtii, then the utrge Kurfafie of decaiu ycajtabkt matter expuM-U to the scorching ray of the itmuter nin, proJu.-.-ii the malaria, whklt So fatal in its cotinie, sweepinie whole States, and iu neither ae nor x iu its .anieri:i.Otareh. After rettulonc: of more t!utn twenty rokn in lite ntuidle and outhoru States, we think so liaVs iliaeoverod a luwliciue w lii It. to a Ci'i tain exb nt, ia a preventative (f the attacks of btlhtna lever , atcno, Ac, .in i att sat h ac rwoutiueti.l our Magnolia Whukr. Wo vtalt tho publit- t. uhtlerataud that we are : Dot nriai; ii-n thefu lite ux- of strong Li'itturs as aboverage. Weare,aiibilways)iat' becn,oppiaiilto tin ir beiiin uaotl in that way, I .it it eople will uae Itlivui -Ms ucli, lot them liave hy all m. ans a punt article, that will keep them in liealth, snd Uiitht'ii iiutead of aborteniug their lives. Wo proI v to sell always pure anU uaadttlteraiod l.i , -I for utodiciual purpuac-s, and a little for the stomach' take, if riHiuirtxl, an 1 will cliali. mrc an Inh otioti by the best chemists iu this or any otlier otiiiiry, to liud any impurity or adulteration lu tin whisky branded hy ns, "AlthtJt Howe's !..' n.'lia. It is warraiile.l, a.s it is Jisitllt.l tioiu th. rora, rye, or whoat, with a slight adilitlon of good -t . ..... vi.. i .. . T....I t ......... lisiciu il I ' l . i r ii.i. ' ii' .lutiot lli.iiM i-ib''iip. I have ln-a ruiii.il in h.-.iUh, if not actually killed, njr I drinkius; ha.l whisky, tho ftreuter the reason that i A II is X Howes' pure MsnoUa should be in general use. Just received and in store for sale t 1 1 . 'iH.'su.ss'd Itraudies (oltl) freut J toSTypat. SVjflfes do (..Id) from 3 to yTf gal. r 4 pipv Uoluiiid Oin ; -i ptmcn ons old ttr.ia. n2o ALUS 4 MnWKS. Water St. g iBMBVMJST rTI' TOItJIcro t-'.n W lOKi . file UlidiTM 'lied Il.tMim ' I , i.-, ui the ToInuX'o Itltsilirr-', Ullh til.' I.Ufl-M.' id .ipt'tl inn, if tio.-.iMe, il.e w.iul-. of Ibt- 1. 11. lnartt, I am s pivp tie.l tc ..her ;i a.-ll sell' i.- l stock ol Uiahlitaclilleil 'I'tthaico- frotU Misioini, h. lltntkj, an. I 'teiuiiaa Leaf, in PwoihIm, Kh., Halt.-,, Kihl- and Quarter, in any destrcil package. felUislihei.il, nil. I a.-e-'pl.thl- iktscyUat hr Cash purchaaua, but Mo nale le th in &r bole . A. tif MBtltTS, jy2S No. 105 Main stn-et, K .tnviltf, Iitd. m ii..v.vT. tom s mj,k m jw virtue of an ..r h-r of th t otirt of Cominnn Pleas of Vautlerhiirgb county. I viM sHI at public sm tion, at the f'ourt Ifoase !r in nVanavrtto, 011 tbe HHh of Svptctnlter, !!"!, partoffheS. K ,t'. of taction No. '., tuwusltip 1) south, range I'.i west, containing three acres, adjoining lati.l of Peter Miarp, T. W. Drinkmeyer, and lying en Hie rad leading from tho Poor H.mm to the residence of Kdgar ''. Imnk. Said premises will In sold in Mibdit ilonS, a plat of whirh can !, t. hy i-altine-upon nte. Tt rnis of sale, ou.'-thlnl cisli ; balance in 1J and 18 ast tilths lrwru i!y of alo. tlve lOi-hnSer giving notes with approTPd sertaVrj. vaiTim: MM M0 from valu.ttion or ippmsentettt Inwe, with intenstt trom the .lay of -ale 11 1 At K KT Slll.l,. JyJS-td Adnt'r of Adolnh Hrh.km tn. W.' ..). White Uedar Water Cares with covers, brass and iron b. unJ, 'i nu s 505 do White C Ur Pails, 'i siy.es, brass :uitl j iron h.Mai. Where one down or more are taken, they are I . kid In dry shu wii,,-.. w ith u .oge lot tints insuring sale trausiwrtahwu and kuoptng tin in good order till sold. J. B. KUSSKLL, K) Main attoet. Betweeu Third and Fourth, Louisville. Z'JoJfJiVOfr, BOOK BEJVilkk and mi aim T)liffr nuuiA duua lHdiiuidbiuici Kirst st., bet. Main and L octant. KYANSVtOIJC, INDIA1IA. BW Rlank Hooks mle.1. piiged and made to onlei ..I the beat paper, from a Memorandum to tie largest Ledger. Music and M.tgaines l.ouu.l iuanv -;le. jeUi-dJtv : i rmamttt tigxra -tvvfjy. r .t r.M LOGUK OF BRUM'S COMMKBt IAL 0OL I.KOE is now ready for distrtbntlon. Students in t lie city entitled to them, also those who have In - rted their cards, and all others interested, are re I'leated to call at M. L. Johnson's Book Binder) and obteiacovies. Jj 1 ' J JMTO WM I, T.f COB HTUJIU A JEaVSoa have removed their stock of Ifardware atid Iron, to No. 7-1 Main street, bet. 2nd and : I hey would bo pleased to see their old customers itt their new stand, wht. re they have always onhan.l . targe and Well astected stock of Hardware an I 1 run, WJtfch they pftVt at very low prices for cash. smcm r ssrrvM . lot) mats rinnsmoii, i 15 hapi IViiiM-r, M haM Allspice, 7 . but assorte.l tiro. St.le.-s. Forsal. hv myll WHKKLKK J Uli;iJ. nsrjrs : Ji'tt e.io Ji'x " ML 11) bushels k'.Mtd lal ' Oni. 'lis, 2.ri do do db Petal lie, . .1 aud for aaU- by Jr-ja t HAS. McJOlINTOV. FmrnvB rvMru.-Jittt MEvMiirsl, a lot uf this tUelrahW I'auip, adi4itel t. i eleTatiiiK and Seviei; wslir tut auy irl . i ttbuilding, or about tlm piemises where they may be dacel. Vvf sale hv JylSl ,l.' S. SON NT A tl. WJ I 0B.1L f3J.IO; I ' I Se or ami builder. Shop on elect .VTJTmil utreei , ae.ir Mulln-rrv. 1 am ii-etar-il to do all kin. Is ! ik ImIoukii.k to mi bumtii sne4 glOMYVMiit. HI Vm JntTi. r. VL loo base Aiu CwOeo, "o pockets Java trttdftes , hhd N. O. ML.il , rat bbls t'r'd, Lo.ii, a 1'oe'd Sugai , 1(S) bbls Keboiled MolaaM , 3SI pks a-snorted Teas, "J bales Cloven. JuM received l.v atiRMi . HAltt Dt K. li.lt. s 01 this extra Coffee just r-tMv, .t an. 1 for sale b L'HAS. itiJOIINSTOef, Poey s lhocfe, jy7 M tin strcil, ac-ir tli" ' ' :t :iaT . w jmu ! ..inn .oo i.h - vnon a M4 Lard In store nnd for r-ato bv jy2f (llAS. MeJollNitN. it 0OII ! WO OB : TffK I Jy'BJiB Sl!Ki H.llUllll tep.i-f'( t.i III ! Ill -I , .it lilt part ol th. il. , alt kin. I of m .... Uot. 11' bSa - Ood supply ot I .u has part haoc-d a sufficient . f, ei,'ber natv.-d ol ...i hi' '. i dry. imouol lo 1: i'T the Ml.irkot dui in A 1 he VIUIU. lull (Old W Hit el . r.-nns ca.i, .it the yard. dncll-lm riKNT.t l.t T. IJTAD-i AN. SKI. COAL, O' M la-rior ffptaitty, let oil itihIiicii.,; pmp. .... Pariie-. i lent r ins to supply the itlHive, should address the puhl iiber of ibis paawr. ataxia! hv. Cm MA" ! 4 M.y ! - Pit I MP WHi TV A SI' ' Votlow Corn in utore and fr sale by thettin-llh-buahel, or by the one huulr-. lni.iheht, nl SUHk INK H KMI'K A:t0.'8, lotzl - 47- M.titi at i set. H.Vi;.,.. jo HU Ml o LB t I in it V and (trap,. Vin-rar just tveeivtd ami for t: by OffiAS. M-JOHNSTON. Pi, v s llio- k. a 9 S 0 I. i Tt OJ. . LKMt.hr: Till MM althdraas from the firm of Si rejeun, I. ,-rn. ke tt Co., aud the business will l-i settled and contiuaad hy Soron Hnrensen and Valdenur eV.r. n son, under the name of M'KIiNMiN X t'. Kvsastiiir, July 11, TR50. Jill f 1144.1 BB! 4 JO J MM - - " ' X'l.iMMi Fine Havana, Jtt.isNi I'oniiffHtiusit Seil and list iao Ue .lit, ,oui Fhtridaaml Havana ke, alia, loo.."! Hall spaniffb-- I II .., .x. Tfc Shoei atuafc HI lar nol.l . c.o tsraut tc piuinpt men . t.lHUH.1 j STB Ko. 1"5 Mi;:, st. i, hvan,v11Ia, h,.

EGIUPH, LINK Wakhixctos, lac. 31 M ft I i n . .. .1 ... t . .1.. . j ff . I. .

miiii.' . l" ui?i.in.uvi icvcMvu mine hy 3twry iK-partmcnt, .'.ited the 13th, Minister

McLean was passing the summer at San AnW , , 1 ,u"1 ou"' return to t i$t o! i iU uiU-r. crn Cruz on the Two Spanish frigates and two French brigs-of-war were at Sacrificos. The sick list of the Saratoga were increasing, but the Captain hoped, by careful attention, to stay the progress of the disease, although it was in the midst of the sickly season. New York, Aug. 31 - M The steamer Bavaria has been signalled below. She left Southampton on the 18th inst., and her advice- have been anticipated. Oswego, N. Y., Aug. 31 - M The Niagara House was destroyed by fire to-day. TIk-loss i.-estimated at $8,000, on which there is an insurance. ta Xkw York, Aug. 31 m ,-. The steamship Ariel, from Havana and ttoulhiirupton. arrived at this port at midniglit. Uer advices har been anticipated. rirmciitt, Aug. 31 m J There is 25 inches water in the channel at (.lass House, and stationary. Weather cloudy. to-..fr . ? Last Xh Despatches, Washington, Aug. 31 ? M A letter received in this city from Vera Cruz states that Minister Otway has been ordcn l by tbe flritisb Government to avail himself of the leave of absence previously granted, and surrender tbe charge of the Legation to Mr. Matthews, the Secretary of Legation. Ably written circulars were addressed by tfeasapo to the Governors of several States of Mexico, impressing opon them the necessity and importance of enforcing the lecent reformatory decrees of the Const itutional ioverumeut Nething concerning the Late convention between Guatemala and Great Hritaiu, the former ceding a large tract of country to the hitler, has reached this Government iu an ollit ial torm. Hut is known that the Adiniursrtrution is not an indill'ereut oliserver of nwiH tii that tlirrVWurr. a'.tiwt Nnuicrous applicatious are pending for j ia uepaty nuunslialslnp., tor taking the next census, but iioa.itt)intmcr.ts will be made till further legislation by Congresa. Lit 111. J. J. lioid has een onlercd toproJe l lo Panama, to report to flag officer I lloHgttniory tu tlui as luual ahop-keeer. Xkw Youk, Aiix- :M. pm The -te.llll-lii .'. ,1 itinveil ill lnUI u i lus-k Ihi: Mfie-ntin. She !" iSoUtlmmpUmi on (lie Kill, lit r advnri have been UtK'i p:lle. I She ..i- - o.l ( ':tH- llttee on the JTIh. Nhe jmvI.o .n tin- lt iiil. in Int ho !t i. 2h, the ship Sarauac, Irotii Liverjaiol :. r 1'I.IUdt l.hm 4n il.o u :di -t ."), lull;.'. .'.'. tile 'tefltner Ui f ill Q i i in the M.ili in Ial. Ui, long. 50, steamer City of Man. tester, ami tin the 7th in lat 4', long. 5., steamer 1'ersia hence. - - Carlisle, Pa., Aug. 31 p m I't U r Itefauvre waj arrested to-day, by Special mail agent Moore, on tbe charge of robbing letter at Centrevilte Postoflice, in Ciiiiibcrlautl county, of inouey. A hearinir of Die a.-c uill le had on thulh of Septeiultec, Br. Lot n, Auj;. 31 p m The river had risen 2." inches at this point in the I.i.n 24 hours, and is still sweelliii". 1 he rise Couiei Irom the 'st'-oje jnul Uasconade ttihuUirks of the. Missouri, both of which are at Hood height h. Nothing now from the Illinois or upper Mississippi, Itoth heing ou the decline. Weather cloudy and cool. afABOOS, Wi9 Am;. 31 P M The Republican Convention to-day nominated Alexander W. Kantlall, present inmmlK'iit, hir Covernor. The vote stootl ns follows. Kantlall 118; He burr. 4rt; aratterDrraoiT, Aug. 31 p ti Major Jno. Kearsley, a resident of this city over forty tears, ami a prominent ai tot iii the early history of MIchiAn, died thi? mornino. Sr. fiOrrs, Aug. SI p m The steamer 11'. L. Kwiujf suuk ou the upper rapids on Suoshiy. The boat is valn.d at $22,000; inotred for ?1 8,000. PlTTSftLRO, Aug. ni p u litver iiiichaiitxl since noou. Weather car. v Loi isvii.li:, Aug. 31 p M Iviver lallmjjr, with " feet 8 inches iu the i canal. , : , . New Vork Market. Xkw Yobk, August ell p m heavy, and 10.20c lower, with I tiH(. I 10 for superGne State; MO tor extra ilo .: 4 O.V,f)4 SO tVvr Fliiur Bales :tt 4 2r. i supcrnuc Western; 4 40(V3 00 fur common tit oooil etr:t Western; I 115(7 a 10 for intenor ; and " M (" uul " l Ci : CO for fair to iro.nl fresh frroinul .hipping brand extra ton mi hoop ! tMuo closiii'X ilull nntl Jcclininsr. Rye Mour :i ;i(i( I Wheat unchanged ; sales sooo hush, mi M il Illinois ut 1 1 ."(.' 1 'J.; 1 ::" (. 1 '.n i'.it new white Southern. Kye quiet at 8(h. ('urn duUanil declining; sales l.",0U0 hush, at BOf lor new mixed Western; s.:c iu: yellow Southern, and 81c for new while Oats dull and lower at 33i42c for Wt-torn. Fork firm: sales M,300 bbls. at 11 o(,i 1 I ST.1 for mess; 13 37 lor thin moss. Hinl 17 00 for clean, and 10 37(410 50 for prime. Beef dull ; sales 2000 bbls. at 5 50ii 00 for prime; 7 00(?,7 25 for aiess; t 0U(all oi for repacked, and 12,0O(I2 TrOftirexIm. Beef hams heavy ot T5 n0o7l5 75.' Bacoh unclumired. Cut TheatyWrtn :M , for shoulders, and 8 lor hams. Lud quiet at 10; Ibr N"o. 1 city to prime Western, lintter tirin at 15(7, 17 for Ohio , 1 .(,! JO for State. Cheese firm at 7 Dj a- in iuality. TnUicco .s;lle ttt-tlay uf I 'llba and Stale;: seed waeweli attendetl, but with uuarttieat tor prit cs; more than one ouarter pf the lots eu the catalogue were witli Irawri. Sugar buoyant And active at 7(.,. M o I. isse.- lc ad v at 12. KMA,. The nam of Judge Downey, of i liio eount-y, is to ! presented tt the Democratic State L'un ven tion as a candidate for uoviwior. . , , , tM fcjf Tho tertitieate of election to Conin the Fourth Oonrrressional District of Ken.ucy lias at l.iat la-en awarded to AndeiVHn, the Oppo. ' '"o candidate. We pre :wm hir rirr lit to the sent will Ik contested UrilY The Boone count v Pioneer says W. li. I., a. ii Will la a candidate for Sccictuiy of Stale 1.h:1oic the Democratic Slate Coft-

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etrtlent of tire Canadian Telegraph Com party, U-lcgfaplis as. follows, in relation to . ettiit of tbe Aurora Boreal nig t of the 28th : " my. A "I never, in 1 5 years' experience iu workwig telegraph lines, witnessed anything likv Ums extraordtiuiry effect of the Aurora liorealis. The line was in iao-1 perfect order, .nid wall skilled o iter tiers worked ineessantly from H o'clock last evening till oue o'clock this morning to cet over, iu an intellibMbIe form, about rWTrbndred word? oi tue report pei- sieatner Indian, ior me Associated i'res.-. At the latter hour, So (onijilctely were tho wires undi:r tle tullu-' euce of the Aurora Borealis, that it was found utterly impossible to ivinimiinhss these two stations, and the lines imuio ue CJOSea. , . 1 lie same dihicultv urcvailed as far south. as Witshinetou. m sr . w For several niehts the borsalia has been I i . ., i i i -i Visible in all the towns one hundred miles North of us. We have discovereit no traces in our horizon lstT-r

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The Chicago Democrat says there are twenty-five gambling places in South ('bicao alone. There are brothels to a degree that no man can numlter, and prosti tutes without end. Tbe Democrat says a grnud foray is to be made upon these gam-

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driven out of the city. A Gband Pbize Fight. The sportin fancy of New York city are in a high state of excitement. Tom Sayers, tbe champion of the English prize ring, is about to tight licenan. tbe " Beoicia 0y," for $3,000 and the " belt," Aaron Jones' tight having been forfeited by his backer, who had lost confidence in his ability, honor, or boat. '"m Xkw CoUNTKJ.n.iT. The Memphis .'- quirt r, of the 24th, savs : A new five, dollar nolo w as passed, upon one of our citizens yesterday, which purjorted to be an issue of the " Citizens' bank." of New Orleans. Tiie v ipnette was finely engraved and represented the arms or the Stale. The counterfeit can be tletected by noticing the uauie ol the citshier, whtclh is spelled K. Rosseau, instead of E llous seau. . Tiik VitK Tuksiolnt. A lot f cr from' Washington says J.idge Black luus received a lcib r from V'ii c President Breckinridge, th prtt iatinpr nny mv wrrtever of hi name in eoitli.'ctitm with tin- notuiualioti lor llu I'l-esitleiM V. He inviere a sieai in the Sei - nte, to which tin recfutly ejeeied I.eotebt t ure i" KenturJw will thrt iiim, ii the . i.c-i-wsor id Mr. Gritlendeu, wlitiso term e. jMie in Mareh, : '' ii i ni A br .i .iiit lit i- years ol fliTT, :l 3n Ol Mr. KIhmi KiiowlUni, of Ibwlon, has con tracted the disiiasc of the gliunlera by t limbing in the stall where a Inr.-u alhVctetl with that difieaae had lteen kept. 'Foreign journals -say that the Frcnclt Kniteror inteuis to oh ii the Mrts ot France to the free introduction of cotton, coal, iron, ami other arti"los largely consumetl in that country. Jntlgc IJgglcaton, of New Orleans, has rendered hi decision in the city railroRcf injunction case, dissolving the injunction, and leaving the city authorities tree to go ahead with their enterprise. lllver Items. r tt 't i v JSffJk tl ' H x at W AB III VAI'S AND UF.PA BTIKF.S I'llnSI .irt'CUM't TVCSKAX TIM. It O'CLOCk WRDKIWltAV. Teiuiiest, Cairo to Louiaeille. s un. hirkuiau, Lou iaville to Cai ro. V. I. Maclny, St. Louis to Cincinnati. Silver i.ii . i'ad icah to Kvan.-iill, . Alida, KvaUsvilk' to Canneltoii. John Tompkins. Cairo to Louisville.' Silter Star. Kvni sville to l'adueah. The eflbrts of Government to improve the navigation of the Uapids at Keokuk, lov.e, Je not seem to lie held it: p;reat esteem lv our boatmen. They complain that the lisloilgiueut of Stones, and the rocks left ragged and iKiiutetl, are much more formidable aud dangerous than the old smooth stonea, the locality of every one which is well known to the pilot-, and are, therefore, easily avoided. Mr. John M. N'amee, engineer and part owner of the Duwen stopped otf on her la-f trip. He contemplates paying a short visit to some of his old friends in Ohio. The splendid passenger packet John (iault will be down this morning for Cairo and way points. The John Gault is deservedly one of the most popular boats ou the riveritidlier officers among the most polite. The weather, yesterday, was tool and pleasant. The river continues to fall slowly. It tails, however, to decline as fast as our packet men would have it. They say they can spare at least three feet of water w ithout the least difficulty. The Alida left in the morning about 11 o'clock. The excursiouUts, aided and abetted by some of our young townspeople, "tripped tlic light fantastic toe'' during the irreater portion of tbe night. We observed st'veral ot thrm walking alont our city, and admirino Us ittiprovemcntsaud cneral busi-ne.-s-like appearatice. Tbcie excursion trifai of our packets, if our business men make proper use of their opportunity, will result to our advantage. They not ouly afford good occasions tor making acquaintance, but tney give jieople a chance to look at our city and purchase goods. Every effort shonlrl be put forth to sustain the packets now rutiuing, beside- opening new fields of enterprise. The steamer Kate French, one of the best on the river, a ill be down this evening. We understand that she will connect wftb the JJytvt a, and leave on Friday morning. The Louisville Courier says that the Mc . linn leaves that city on Saturday for Memphis. ('apt. (Jill's new IvoaJ, for Upper Retl river, recently launched from the hunt yard uf the veteran builder, John (.'ininingbain, will tn- reaiiy in n lew weeks. Sitie 13 a side-wheet laiit, instead of n propeller, as was first intended, as it appears that Coojier. the Inspector at New h leans, ret uses to pa. -stern -wheelers in lied river. He has named her II'. 5. Johnson The Silver Star left at the usual hour with good trip. The Pone will probably lie up to-day. She will make the trip to Ncwbtugh as usual. Tbe canal lieing now open so that boats can run, wtt presume considerable flour will come down fioiu tbe mills abort to be shipped to New Orleans. Uur tuckets will thus ism i SS a . reap (. real benebtjfnuu tiiejinc reuse of buai- - ness j rowing out ol it.s repair. Th.' Alida will arrive this evening about dark . Our thank? are tendered Mr. Soott, mail agent on the Kirkman, for late Lonicvlfle jwtpers. Kroiu bun we Jejnn lhat t lie . Drll bjiz goue into dry tluck for a ttetk, but will be down next Tuesday an usual.

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I fl '111 li I. h p ir; part i t t In action iiitU. -b-ai. iaductVl v th.. ry.iii n.iiis miasm -t v,-8oU-if e Ueeav. Tills Tnanuiun t ' , i . " l ir li.-iit rises unit in. "f'J iailssBrTiSl 'sStwik. Iielow tli. p.. I the viron is MTMfVIW taronifii Ufe iimfr, .to thehtoal. Th. n 't asuu iu iUit.u poisen wi it the internal t iw r iml excrerms (.rjnr body. The Jircr ooks lori.ia ani mna to ere1 te uot oniv this vi TtMs out ais. tue nn imin ' tl.e htesal. Uatli th 1 ;:i,,2L,,l,i",lu' both titan." lie-- on- i.TUmulaie ,1 er.-ln -e VKileflt ConStMt:1rn:tUe wh.Vfl Te w-m, the lydJiexs, ana tn 'M i M ui llf'T, iinu oecoitie . d i -IIMl Ills' Kit ..!!. ,ieiu-tii.' : . f -m - Ikin as tt in M it t. nil. t t..,WMvI ! noxious mlii2V, i. mmiSral.', )f V !im1.- L1ok1 of tli" liody Ml the tat nal i-xcreturies to- twee lib ill to cast ISt .nt. The l.looii leiites t.l turla. i, ia rwifff ?;ti?ftl ll, KVK r..owa. iu which the bkwsl h ares rtu f'c'Utral ..rtraus au.l rushea to the surmce, as it jo m w . . . u.th. r vftort to expel the irritating poison throngh tiiirnl .unmuit I'Viirr urr OS SJUn. mini niw 1 ti falls, mid the syste;u nbtunivii the attempt e Ll - - m , . , ..f a ,-. , , . f , , r I aiu'.su-ii, :tii(i wans lor wio recuverj 01 j r . seac the houeless Lffot t another day. These are 1 'f puW l,f .Eru AVi A;,rr',.M,. C iBSvavaii. mai uisoiucr viuhic'iuh' mm. i itniuhealth if it is not removed. aiia st.k. , W has a laia.reil to lirul. and have fouud. ar, . sXT tveo'G aritic rtiiDC 9 hich assttritii.es this uialartAtss pisiu in the 1 U-xl taad atuiiiihuea the im r to expel it front the 1 !v. As U should. 80 it djoo cure this afnictiag tlis.trSffir witit 4a-rivet certainty. And it il'-s 111. .r.-, or rotlier dou aluu. is of more service to thom- su4K f ft Ct to this luXuction. It taken in -uasoq it aBMal trout thesyatcm as it is obtorlied, and thus keep nairlid uae it free from its attacks: keeata . 1 .... 1 -. 1 V. -. . .......... .t . .. . 1 . I : t-ont the great, variety of aJTectioua which are itt .i,v(l bv this inaliirnanL influence, such an K.-mit. I t ut Fever, C'uUl Fever, Vomb or Masked Ague, I'eriotlical llea.i.n he. or Bilious Ileatlache, Bilious IV vers. Neuralgia, llheuiuatisui. Gout, Blindness, 1'ootltacbe, Karacho, Catarrh, Asthma, PalpitatioaM, Paiuful Affectious oX the Spleen, ITterios, ( olie. 1'iiralyais.and Palut'u! Affectioiu of the Stomach and Bowels, all ot sSikeh, wlien arising Iron, t 11s cans,-, will lie fouud Ui a. nine more or less . t 1 intermittent typ. Tk-ta "As.cc .1111:" remove tlto caaae of these dciangtsatouts, and cures tlio tm4t4. Tli i it accomplishes hjr sUmulating the excretories to expel the virtu frma the sysu-ni ; mid these 1 Tirana by degruoa btxouic liahite.i to do this their . Sice of their own accord. Hetico arises what wo term aa UuhUuju. Time asay acontplish the aame u !. I ut often lit'.' is not l ni: e trough, or is anoi i1 cod in tiie attt nipt, whtlathis "Aui s Ccef. doea 3t at once, and with safetv. We have great reasoa So believe this i a surer as well ms hater remedy i ltrth whole las, ..j iiis.-,' vi.i ! .ue causeti iiy the lui.tsinattc liileeiiou. tuau any other whu-h haa 1. -n discovered ; and it has still another imjioi taut I advantage to tl ns well at iruod - , which , that H i. cheap - PrcparvHi by It. J.C. A V KB A C., Lowell, as. Price uiie i iiv per iMitti.t. fyil.l Iiv KLLbhJt & Will Tt, LvansviUc, ..ii.l h all Lm.'istH aa4 Merchants throughout tai oiDntrv. in n v .ii i i.i. o.- .f.vv jr.v nr.rr.R9 MlSEP Tii SfffKKltr . -w m GKORGE Tll'f;MHILL takes i ' . onuiii - 1. 1 -old en-t mors that in tii..- qtialiljr and :. I... work, lie flktters hfmaelt be ui, eai i-ll. il. He may still l-e found at the corn, i of .Second Miid Main streets w here the choicest Har-in-HH an i Su'ldieeof every description can l obtaiusl on th- best of tenns. i'r u. j.airing done with n itneas mi l Hspnt li Hecoiid aid Harness always on hand DR. HAAS, having laaaed the routs formerly. - nfad by Dr. Kivett, in Dr. Bray's building, oppolltc the rst Oflioe, wrffMihl rerjiecttiilly aolicit the :itlensof L'vaiiHt ille and tli" surioundiug tow ns mr3 country, 'o visit his rooms awl see the eja'cinienson exhibition. All those who need Detitui operations performed, and are pleased with his work, shall be attemh-d to with great pleasure. lli CONTINUOUS GVM works w ithout a seam or cret i-e. Nothine will Ik? more clean, or have irreater str tigtn. Ilia It lock I Work has but two seams in a full upper or low. r set. Persous can laugh as heartily as they ch -without showinir that their teeth are artificial, and cheeks that are sunken can lie restored to nearly their oritrinal contour. He also makes the nsaal styles ot plain and simple gum tooth work otr e .Id and silver plate and also the Cheoplastic work. Which Is much liked hy those who have irw d ft. He has also two proceaaes for extra. tintr teeth w ithout pain no inhalation no Injurious effect,, arising from their ue the most dlirate can have them applied with erfert aaiety. By Pnrenhs will commit the health and lx ant v of their rhiMrett hy hat ing the Dentist .lir.-ot their . . . 1 .1 ... .I,. Ml.,. ...(.iIm. iiij. Mi'B.H,i.ti.it .iii.i I hecond dentition, th eebyprtsbicing syatmelryanfl 1 health to those invaluable organs. I take pteasnre in introdncine 1" II.-i , formerly of Lttayette, fn.l., my successor to tbe old r.Kims In Brav's Iinildlne. hooitnr he will find I them both pleasant and profitable rrom my in- ! terconrse with the Doctor, I am pleased to find bint one ol tbe progressiuu; possessing taste and Inch profes.-ii.nal ahility and standing. With this iew, I can, a-ith safety, recommend blm to the comninnity as a skillful and competent dentist. apl8 J. KIVETT. rmno .w a m ch.ijss , pm 'wtij.vs, M AND DBUGGISTSj. We are regularly receiving addition- to our stock ofDauus, .Mr.niciMS, CiicmicaLs, Uaixtk, Oim, VaUMMIES, Vk.RI I'MERt , ll ul EA.1CV A ICI It 1.1..-, tvliicli wo .ire pre pat .! to ottur to tiie trade on tt ! gooil terms as tun Is pi chased in Ginvinuati, Louiifvilte. or M. Louis. We have iu store ! tone of Extks Puas Wihtk LraO, in kegs of 2,'i it-, 50 It s, and 100 lbs, tvln.it we are selling to tbe trade at manufacturers' prices. KKLLKlt & WHITK, No. 'M Main street. 'mMTiriBM BJSf .w o.vnj v, Mid September b, 1 tbe Eoard of County Oom-inisaiuiK-rs of Vauderbtirgh county, will contrat t with the bldilef most ndvantaseXkOS to the interest of Che cunt j, for waking the fill on FrunHiu -t , nt the West end oT tie- . M-.- i -s-Iii- 1 i'eoii Creek, on said street. eValed proposals for said work will be received up ! 1- o'clock M., of said layKat the Auditor's otllce. BoUil and security will bo required ol the coni mctors for -aid t ork. Hy order of (he County Board. JyJO-iLfwtd W"M II. WALKKR. AuiiU.r. BUY THE RIGHT KIND OF A THRESHING MACHINE! Pitts' Patent Thresher and Separator, With MOTTirrS ITOnSE rOWKB ATTACHED, is considered to be the lieat machine of the kind in Uie West. . . The' undersisnetl are how prepared to furnish machines of tlte aliove Patent, of a Style and make not excelled in the western country. All we rtskii that our work may be t ouipared with any of onr cotff'tuioiuri-a, as also our prices. The.-e Mschines were already tie touphly iutrtxlti. ! nut k in it'll whAa we o.iumenced the man n 1.1. tare if them; mi. I we -hall only say tltat at the I.a. hi.tes of tltat patent which we make, shall b mad. in such ainaniier, of sncli mat .-rials, aad with snrli unprovff-i.ientn .,r our own, us wit ihatei 1 illy Increase Uie valuable reputation it haa'ucqnired among Tin sabers. We con now otter to our customers a hoto.' ef th. ' c client Btachiues. and al' a ch I -i 'be IlOi se Towers, to driv them, of 11 4 t.. ; 1 hoi -te-iiiioti a.- 1 asonable ternu as auV oilier ' Mi' uient ; an-l wo roapeetiiillysoli. it oMert ith -ize r kind, and would venues t tltat the bo -eht iii as early aa p.s&ilile, to insure p Itimt Uie best machine. K.BATZ A It El l.M A N. jr h: 3 4HV.IK HJBSTS. TMMi t Jf M- 'hosts tire made in the luutl faithful man uer at t lie Nashville Penitentiary, of red ! u. au I of iiv.- ditlereat sles. the o4or of tho I i tl . ptm tiv . to moths and all insects, and 1 . n lers tiie CL- sta iiiv.iliuibnj for packing away blanket and other t. leu -oods through the suiumt r. For sale at the Wooden Ware Store. J. B. Bl'SSELL, 600 Main street, inr20 Ib'ttvot 11 Third and Fourth. 1 T B'O OOH XlMMMMJITTMiHH YASTI h I nquire at the shop, corn. 1 : - nth ma iv ainut s,r. . ,s. -- , 1111J5-HV mTlBPMT (fff.Vl-10 l0f.'.V.Vfir mW f . ... - . mr 1 atyle, best yei, just reo ited aad loi sale by anftJJ HAS. 3KJ0HNST.I.N. VfUBBTH! .SB OUT! 1 K,s'. ,viw; 's. mmm a a v 1 pi-iuw ani. u. t .r sal. clu-m. it EKaK f N K fl'KXl- K ,1 Ctt.'S, 4" Jdaln -dreef aulz

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Wfarf Boi Old Esta EVANSVILLE, IND . a. or 8c Cc a -r jt a.aj jp. MAM a mVJ M ii Ijy f . i' MMISSMN MiRTHAXlS Pil Ap-nu for the a sm Oa a, ,1 V-i.MMa t imi.la rD.tn. v-ii.iiit.ivij n.tioito.ao, rnaneciions orer which we are authorized ! i v.-through receipt at ha mat paasU.le rat" Having a a mamniotn ff i.ari nout as ute tin hhk. rj. irt .'t on the Ohio Kiver, caiutoUv of storini' tntl protecting all iwrrttaiultre liable to dautag from exiHsrare, we are pre par 1 tn facilitate the dia patch of all conatanmt-tHa, forwarSed t our can by either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. nrrTfcirlvr attention pats Becevriag, ftoriu and Forwarding, also, to the Sale erf any Produce, or other property, coashj Bed to us for sale, and sal i faction gnaranteed. jWtoS and aatoaatoj Warehouse ob Wat. 1 ati.-et, adQwiing the Telegraph, and ou the Wlutri U-at, whet r are to he found, attending to th inter. M -"f our p,uns at all hours, day and night. WHa nr atwrior facilities; long standing ; untiring energy; ajaS knowledge of our hnsiness, v feel oonfidaot of gitatag general satisfaction, and hope to meri t " TitlaiMsapi of the extensive pat t on -age we are bow anjoyiag. I aheral cash advancea will baaatoa on all conaign -jHf ttts to eithor oncMirea or carraapuudeni in an of the prinoipal marheni, Korth, Kast or South . . P. C. O'RILF.Y A. CO. 8TOMJI flMC. l have a large doo - U Watviiuuse st the Canal Bssin,canahh of storing any usufi.it uf produce, which aill be receivea, star ad. - -- &rc of and hetd nnlject to the owuers orh r ou OMaS ctsojSlde terra. i u. uj:ilf.y. nxkStWt AM' Commission Jtereliazit, No. 2 6octu WAris8rKEer, Kvivsiui: cCSl-ly UJ WJjyrrjCU Wi are i-re.atr. fl 9 to 1 store in our Fire Proof M'areLousp. anv i qnantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandise, on tne j ik t liberal terms. ' iuivin Ure aud airy rooms up stairs, particular will he taken of Ifufuwhold Fiirnittrrr, AuTictiltral Implements nnd 'H kinds of G . r wares liable to damage from damp or mat. Iusatence effected at the lower t tire nrajta-ah s . bv the k.;nth, or longer le n Jeairud. Wan-h se located on corner of Locust frc i m: ! W. and U. tnal. and most convenient for shij , by Uivei vn ti ulroad. Apply to p oeo. jrotrn c KIS- sr iuj.v, MM CM 1 1 - MM ! N a, rORWABDINO AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Agents l r kaaawhaSalt Companv, EvartsviJl. . InJiniii. We have formed a co-partnership und i the -tel.. . 1 Mr 1 . w . . T-t , , u,e jf v forth in card above i ' . . . & t n . . hum (tiie r in.r Her i -w "i J ava u w vei Vttt ' I OUVtrt W.-afe fully prc-iiared to extend eeery facil jli i l . i . . i - ' I,.. i ' A V? a T 1-1 VVT VSa . We are liii.i.'is, lit, f tAILj rf Kosii. and assme them that their lutensn -ia 1 he fiithtidly repreaented, should thy be ph-i. nn.'i ii wiiii itieir patrenage. USBce and Warehouse ou ti,e corner uTJT. and the ilnnal. W M. BKOWN, W. M A TK A V L;le ! now-artl a JJivwu. Late of F)TT:i;, . '. ntiuKj t: HJ" . JMTVMXl.l. x t o., nr. - 1 IVINll, KOltW i:i-IM; ANU ( IMIs 8BtT WKill'lt AXT W.il.r .-t; t, Uumen Slain and LK-n-t. LV.N- II.t.K, 1MH . P Liv.'tl to the ( I tt " lillf anJ lr..Jiicr; hj-tVrT, . ii M, np- ' e.T to li. S. 11. .v ara.) Ih-eifiriK, K. rtv iiMlllJtnf ' Cofiimis-ioii Morehanls. K"i 1 M St. r sti t , i . . itiii, KvansviUf, In. I fata. Bti' Liberal advances mil. N -w I'rlean-. ai cnnsi.TBinPDtx te a. c. si.ai .11111:1;. ..n. n. st.At ;irrrr.... v v : . .i .jb DuvJU-lyd B0:AM NK1.HOM.w.. JCffSEPH F. M HI VS 'I Auction and Commission, MM ffVA'Z'..' T0M BCl'CEShORt M M u. Wvlat.jr k NeUoit. will , jntiatm the t'omaiiasion business, both at private sale anJai auction, at the old atand, corner Main nnd Third Itreeta, open .site tbe Washington Hotel, ethers th. y will pay particular atteutiuu to tbt aak i.f everythlDK ejitrusted to tlieni ; they w ill attcad t tui aticti'in sah anywhere in tiie city. I'tirrreinar ttttetition jitren to the mid Town Lots, Ac, Ac. le of Landa fcbl7-ly "7I yJJ-8 VIL.LM1, PJtiMJVJKM, JKJS'U Mid CAJKO UiitiULAK PASMiNGKIi 1'AUKKT, ( U AIILKY B0 WEN, D i nter. Master, loaves Ev.uiov ill Tn.-.-ay aud Friday, at lo'clsL. M., arriving at PadiKah at C o'clock, A. M., Cairo at i w'cli'ck, M., tt'odoLwday and Saturday. Betiiriiiiij., leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock, P. M., aud raducah every Thursday and Sunday, at 9 o'clock, A. J., connecting at Evausville with the Eransville and I'ntu lord.v ille U. It., am! Packets for Green Itivcr. Also, i nti. ctiu0r at Siuithlan.l with Ciinilierland Blear Packets ; at U.-iiro, with kfetaphis, New Orleans aud tit. Loui Packets. Itckem cjm lv obtained on board the boat lor all Eastern I'll. -. s. ptj.l UKGIJ LAU KVAKtsVlLLk. a C ANN ELTON TRbWEEKLT PACKET. 4 HUT TIM MS : i'A4 H I I' li I CES!! The lat and li"ht ; a.---nger packet ALIDA, Capt. CiiAULtY DKsifLrn, Clerks W. rtli-t ii.-t.in and Cooper, is now placed as a permanent packet iu the trade, aud will leave kvan.-v ille pun MOJiDAV, KDNKSDAY, AND FBI MAY, , p. o'clock A. M., and returning, wfll b-nve t '.,. Helton every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND 8ATUP.DY. at 7 A. M. For freight or paaaage, apply n Loaid. . aug4 MJOB l.OVMBVMLM.MtWi. I INK LIGHT M diaiilit steaim r POLAND, I'lar.-y, master. J. 11. IintiL.oi, i I lk, will leave Evausville for Louisville and intermediate htudiao every TUCK DAY EVENING, at 6 P. M., Mid evert SAT UK -DAY MOUNING, itt 9 A.M. For freight or paf iv, apply "ii hoard. jj Is IIJ . NEW AKKANUEMENT. lite Ajamb Expkcss Oomca.nv respectfully an-nouuoc-to Uaeir frieuds aud patrona. Dm, pwlU ( Evausville and vicinity, that, wilb increased faetHtie for tbe trausportat:..ii of ' 1; . I 1. II J . PACKAGES, MONEY AND VALl A M L MS. They solicit a continuance of former favors. 1 -pes-ial care tahuu in tbe collection i.f Hills, Draft, Not.-s, and tlm trauiiHrtatiou of awall and valuaMe packages. All persons wishing to avail themselves of the U cilttieaor ibe Kxprees, can obtain any denired infer -ination iu reference to the routes and details of tmm business, at their Office on First street, between Main and Locitat, oppositatbe Pout Oflioe. ile 1 V.. II FISH. Agent. m trj.vr..f. ffj.w p.i in t jm M4 PACKET The meaner SILVKK ST. Ml. Fowlc-r, master. leaves KrHiisville every Mondav, Vtdni-adsy, and Friday, at It o'clock M. Leav.--Fadacak every Tuetalay, Thursday, and Sat ui. lay, at 'J o'clock A. M. Connecting at Etausville -K th.- Btranaville aad t'rawfordstrtlle Ball road for all Points North and East, with packets for In instill. , t.reeii, aud Wabaeh rivers. At Paducab with pa. I. ets for St. Lutiis, New Otleaus, and the Daily Hail Is. .us foi Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river. aaVBuaiuess promptly attended, aud ihainea lot freight and pasaage, !aiiie a- , halted by t lar packet. Through bHts of laditig i;iv n t. N Orb and ail taunts on the T'Miufseee an.l Cumuet land rfwrs. auirlS ICE Z CLEAR THICK ICE FKO.M LA.KK PEIM X. MBM. P. ti mMMLMm T TM P. WWM. earnest -olieitation f mat H'raoate,fca clut'ed to distributff aportiouol In- M'l.KM'lO LAKE PEI'IN ICE to tl i. . itn.l uj it at their doors from wagon. 11 will . r to begin the business to-morrow morn Tie ice to as dear as ointal solid aa a r and tuiutt iucbes iti thickness. He is tthat tie- oriffual cost and heavy expeuacs Of pi urine it, will not allow him to pot th' : ... to conauiiters as be would wish ; but be ia ot 1 su.ffded that when its durability and superior atntt .- lull. . . :.l r . " . lies are imiy 1. i.si. u win ue touuu c ltea ei any otner 10 ue iiai, ana unea the account loi whole seaaou n ice is footed up, tbe total will not lc f mud t" Is' greater than the um paid foi-.owrvrdiaary ice in oomui. n -, . Th.w who vvi.-h a leculai ouppl) at 1 lieirjatorew or dwellings, w ill please leave theb 01 ders at TW. V'Ul LEV'S cuatiiip-rootn. jcTt WM . Tl HI. S J.'B JB B'BI.MW WW NEW STOCK AT BITTHDLI.E'S. We wonld resiectfully inform the public that ua nave just rvceited uor t-w w m 001.1 aiai sii . m. . : I . M I . 1 ii .W ffJMni-. H ver vtatilK-. Iiu jew. iiy, i-meiaie, ff ioca Pi-ns. Ac. . inslcvlitic aome rery fire- L:rvn, Mitsaic, and Cameo .sett ; very n. n ana ii.m. styles of Gold Guard. Fob, nnd Vest Chains, RreaM Pins, Bracelet. rr Rins, Finder Rings, Ac We wonld call particnlar attention to otrr stock rd t;. 1.1 and Silver vVatclies, which are of sm uiul.tv. in all mnHt,. Also, a goo Mock of Ta ''. mnsutm .-spoons, Torfrs. .. rn rn aj I warranted pure Silver. Silver-plated Ware, sncli as Castors, Cake Has keta, Sp. vU, tlc of TUk HUT tVALITl, (ilffSuy on band. aTa We are watting at Eaatern pricno hr uaab, mu4 warrant onr goods to tie as repreeeutud. mylt BITTBULbF Blioa., 44 Maui U

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