Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 5 September 1859 — Page 2

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7I rv.tiu 4tf i-sUY-Fil The U tic correspondent of the Alit) U V -rU I U U U I U 4e hany, N. X. Standard, sajs he ls obtained g A iaglinipie of "tlielit'," which hugs 1:1 EVANSVILLE, IND. the offitr of the editor of tlie Utica Daily - ; MH. ME mm . m

MoNDAY M0KN1NC SEP I'v MBEi: ( t For dodge of the Fifteenth Judicial 1'ircuit. JOHN PITCHER, of Posey. WM. F. PARRBTT, of Warriek. Prosecuting Attorney for the same.. JAMES SHANKLIN, of Vanderburgh. ' Our neighbor is advocating the nom ination of Matthew L. Brett of Davis county for State Treasurer, on the ground that the Pocket has long deferred claims to a share in the emoluments and honors of the State offices. If we are to have 1 Pocket candidate, let as have one well J jwn in it, and not one upon the edge, that we may lose unless it be kept closely buttoned. Why not take Turner Nelson of Posey for State Treasurer or Wm. H. Walker of Vanderbnrg for State Auditor; or Judge Law for Governor. These gentlemen would run well with the Democracy in the Pocket, and all have peculiar claims upon the party throughout the State for the powerful influence they have exerted in maintaining its ascendancy in this region tor the last ten years. New York Rkpl alicans. There appears to be serious difference between the N. V. State Republican Committee and some of the leading Republican organs in the State. The Committee insist, upon making the " aggressions of the slave power ' the allabsorbiug issue in the canvass of 1800. The roost sagacious and prudent of the newspapers iu the interest of the party, are that this Seward platform would elect Douglas, or an Independent candidate. They think it will be wise to wait the current events, and form no platform for the present at least. They say that 11 it is plain enough that the battle of I860 must be fought as the whigs fought their battle of 1848, without any specific platform at all." The State Committee make a call for the sinews of war. After detailing the measures which thej deem necessary to adopt, to tcure the success of the party, they add that " to give practical effect to the suggestions, an adequate amount of money will be required,'' which timely admonition em bodies a bint of the most important character. A Presidential can ass can no more be successfully carried 011 without the sinews of war '' than can a military cam paign. In both the "spoils " constitute, iudeed, a powerful incentive, but they are a reward never to be reached without adequate preliminary disbursements. Robt. Wirkleff, of Lexington, Ky., whose death was announced on Thursday by telegraph, was the largest liuid and slave holder, and the richest man in the State His age was near ninety, and be bad been resident of the same county since his youth. For three quarters of a century the name of Bob Wickliff has been familiar in the courts of Kentucky. But his repntation, says the Louisville Democrat, w as not based upon any genius that he ever displayed as an advocate, or any peculiar ability as a master of jurisprudence. He devoted his attention chiefly to the litigation of landed estates, and by that means became possessed of his vast property. The early land laws of our Commonwealth were exceedingly deficient, and the first settlers suffered immense privations from speculators and nttorntHundreds of pr:son3 became wealthy by engaging in the not creditable business of dispossessing the pioneers of the homesteads they had won from the savage and the wilderness, through the merest legal quibbles. He was once a member of the State Senate, but was never distinguised in the i litics of the State, except for bis bitter hostility to Mr. Clay. The heirs of his large estate are the wile of llot Wm. Preston. Minister to Spain, the wife of Col. John Preston, of Louisville, and the children of the late Col. A. K. Worley, of Lexington. Robert Wickliffe, Jr., died some years since. While United States Charge to Sardinia, he married an Italian lady, who has since returned to her native land, with a fortune i i , . i , given ner oy ner ramer-m-iaw. From C'iu.na. The English, French, and American embassies, in China, were preparing to proceed to Pekin, to take up their residence at the Capital. The Ktigluh Ambassador was to take a licet of small vessels and gun-boats to overcome nry opposition to his progress to the Capital, should it be offered. The Chinese Commissioners assured him there would be none. There was entire harmony among the representatives af the three powers. Mr. Harris, our Minister to Japan, U now at Shanghai, but will soon return in the Mississippi, and establish himself at Kanagowa, a few miles out of Jeddo, or in Jeddo itself. Since he has been there a gold snuff box, a present from the Cmeen of England in recognition of his services to the English Embassy, iu negotiating the English treaty, was formally presented to him on board the Mixsisxijpi by Mr. Alcock, the English Consul General tor Japan. Mr. Harris, yielding to the necessities oi American commerce, L.i appointed General Dorr, ot Boston, Consul at Kanagowa, and Mr. Welsh Consul at Nagasaki. It is significant of the future, that a mail strainer will soon run monthly Itetween Shanghai aad Japan. There is a report that the Prussiau Minister li il been Mobbed aud murdered in Pekin, but it wants niitiruiation. K,Hon. Isaac E. Moore, recently a member of Congress from Louisiana, a coo! and sagacious politician, says in a recent letter : Whatever issues may be made np in the North, East, or West, and whatever mottoes may be inscribed on their banner, we, of the South, will have to ntiuotu iMMm fr. ward Abolitionist, with Congressional jurisdiction or slavery and Dowlar, non-intervention by Congress, with the people to decide.

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tail written thereon the names of the Deinoeratic candidates to be nominated by the State Convention, as also the names ot the delegates to the Charleston Convention, to be selected by the same bodv. We conv the

names of the State candidates, that are to ' sum- 1"'1, the nil 1 t.n-( InflaTi to nrovbe, to sec if the correspondent has coircct- , tfx Ittfplttl. The jury brought in y read the " slate : " verdict against J tidali tor $&36 To, alNor Secretarv of State. Geo. G. Scott of , low ing him the balance of ;hc $j:,000 tor

Saratoga For Comptroller, S. E. Church, of Orleans. Fbr Treasurer, William William?, of Erie. For State Engineer, Van R. Richmond, of Wayne. For Canal Commissioner, N. S. Elderkin, of St. Lawrence. For Inspector of State Prison, S. M.Shaw, of Otsego. For Judge of Appeal, A. S. Johnson of Albany. For Clerk of Appeal, George Taylor, of Kings. Should this ticket prove to be the one selected on the assembling of the Convention it will only furnish another proof of how little the people have to do in the selection of their State officers. HOU. IloBT. D. OwiSX ON SriBITCALlSM. We are informed that the work which the Hon. Robt. Dale Owen has iu press is de voted to the subject of spiritualism. What his convictions are upon the subject wc have not learnt ; but his talent for investigating abstruse and metaphysical subjects, and his ardor in searching for the cause of mental and physiological phenomena, have led him to a very thorough consideration of the sub ject ; whatever his conclusions are, they will be fearlessly declared. The work will contain tacts and reasoning that will expose the modern spiritual theory as a humbug, or lead sober meu to investigate its phenomena, in order to determine for ther selves if it be something new iu our philosophy of which they had not before dreamed. Its publication will be looked for with some interest iu this part of the State, where the author is so well known. The Fort Smith Times says the Atuerican Board of Foreign Missions have withdrawn their missionaries from the Cherokee and Choctaw Territories, " because the Indians hold slaves and the Territory is a shave Territory." " The churches that were planted by this Board, under pious men, connected with the Board upwards of forty years ago, are to be alwtmlonrd because the Secretary of the lioard, Mr. Treat, is an Abolitionist. " "He has been at war with the old missionaries in the Choctaw Nation for years, on the subject of slavery ; and these men have spent their lives in the mission service faithfully, aud at last this m m Irpht becomes Secretary of the Board, and these old ministers, with their chun diet, are to be abandoned and thrown aside, because of the existence of slavery in the Xation.v One would think if the " poor Indians' were sinking into the " barbarous customs of slaveholders,'' the missionaries should be increased, rather than withdrawn. Where there is the moral sin, there is the most need to preach the Gospel. The Memphis Avalanche says it is an offtMise atninst the laws of that city tor the proprietor of a flrinking siil mn or hoiwe of entertainment to sell, or even give away, liiptor to any person on MM Btfjhatlh The keeper of a saloon was, on the '-5;h in-t., fined ten dollars by the Recorder for giving liipior to some of his friends on the previous S.il.Uuh. We recently spent a Sabbatk in Memphis with a thirsty friend, who pcraav bulat4'd the eity in rain in search of a place where he could obtain a glass of liquor, for love or money. Ilia last resource was to a physician, who charged him $2 for n pre- . . a l scnption ftiiure.sseu to a nrnggisi lur a twoounce vial of braudv, to betaken in doses JJ of a spoonful, every three minute?, till the symptoms ahatd. Hni . Advices have been receiveil at Washington, from Mexico, which give reason to indulge the most tiatteriny; hopes that the .Juarez Government would oon be recognized by Great Britain. The sales of church property proceeded satisfactory, and promised so to replenish the Liberal excheiiuer as to render loans unnecessary. Six jer ceut. of the purchases are received in Government bonds, which command only ten to twenty per cent., so buyers get projerty at fifty- per cent, of the cash value. It is estimated that the sales ol tins property will wipe out nearly all the present indebtedness of Mexico. ANOTIIKR FOOL. The Bedford InJpendent says that Ebcnezer S. Thompson, late SherifT of Lawrence county, shot himstii while gunning a few days since. When he got Into the wooiis, n short distance from his house, he placed a cap on the guu uud snapjicd it to aacurLain whether the gun was loaded. It did not go off, and notwithstanding the newspapers all over the country are constantly full of acridenta and warnings, he placed his foot upon the hammer and Hew into the muzzle, when the contents of the gun were discharged into the upper part of his mouth and mangling it jn a horrid maimer. He is yet alive, bat there is n Bare possibility of his recovery. MSF Judge John Watson was recently arresteil at Keytetrille, Chariton county, .Missouri, on the charge of having been one ol the party who brofce open the county aafe ilsitit a y ar and a half ago, ami roliU l it ..I .-..Hie c (loo. TUe uraud iurv of th-it ... touutr tudu Ud him lor erand larcenv and l.tirLtry, and he was required to give Lail In the nmoont of Sj'2,000. This case attraota a great deal of attention, partly from tlie fact ihm the MOCftMN i: a nvin of considerable wealth, ii.id at Ui- time the crime was committed was oue of the Judges, of the county Court.

TnB Juoah Cask. The long pending case of the Vincennes I'nivi-rsity ngraiust Samuel .Jiilali detenu. noil in tlie StiiHvaS i i-uit Court on Tnnradnj lya verli'l jninst

the dHen-l.mt. Mr. .In lab, it .i il. re taincd $15,000 of MM IMMQI l the I WW sity, in the compromise with the Slate foi the MrWMSMif of land in Gibson county. The tru-tecs claimed ISpetMaJ contract for I mnkn. amounting to aW half that services, costs by him expended, kc In the j special findings of the jury they say that buying up members of the Legislature was fraud, and allowed Judah nothing for the services of thos-e men whom he purchnst 1. MB, Hon. S. E. Ruskirk and Col. G. P. Cookerly, Directors, and Col. Miller, Warden of the Jeffersonville Penitentiary, left Indianapolis on Thursday, to attend the Convention of Prison Managers which convenes this week at Philadelphia. Hon. John W. Rlake, Dr. B. F. Mulien, and Major John P. Dunn, Board of Control of the Penitentiary North, are still in the discharge of their official duties, and will also attend the Prison Convention at Philadelphia. We presume both delegations travel at the expense, as they do for the benefit, of the State. HEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS. a .ilill v B-OVJUJ! MTViTKMt TO MJ call on U09EH MiOS. A C(. Thev are now aide to show you one of the mnt J'athionnblr ."locks of FANCY DRY GOODS ever brought to this market. Your enj-eewl attention is c.ilKd to their I.iiv ' Hn.ciii BLACK AND FANCY SILKS, containing ttobee, Sayadt-rt ."Sti and all mod ern styles of the day. In WoOLEX OoODfl their stock will r. mi pare favorably with an" -tlier house in t!i. Vt -t. SILK VEL. . ASD CLOTH CLuAK.-i oi Mfftof quality and tyle. 'i'lieir stock ol LaOIes' cnrL.UIS ,f- SLEEVES is immense; nor must yon forget to IHk at their immense variety of Ladies'. .Mi -'. ai.d hi. 1" u '- Hose and Moves, Ac, Ac. Hoilio Wifes will also find it to their interest to UMalai their -t... k .f IM l'OI.TEl Wit PUTS, FLOOK OIL CL0TII8, DOOK MATS. KUGS, in laro quantity. it would m hardly wortn irniie to touHsrate their stock of Stable ( " . It i wm-rmtg conceded that their stock of 4 'alici.es, KlanneU, Klaii-k.-t-, Sli. ( " r 1 1 i I -. SattineU, Jeant., Liuna Ac, Ac., will, in variety, iu quality, and in .rice. hi-iir investiiration with any other lions.- in tliecit. lU-uiemlH-r No. :i0 Main street. ROSKB BttOS. A CO. iA'.fr tutu JirttT MiXHtttvn nun the lorm.ii ion ,,i uiii oari li. i . -Lip. our tnule has IscnssM beyond mr sxpectatd a. Wa desip to retnrn our sinfvre tlnnkx to our BaM roas pat ron and if a well assorted sto k of oods, low prices, aud strict attention to business, will merit a continuance of your favors, we thin: we jW bay i Isiiu i ii i ii v ii Our facilities t r pnrli uonir nt low prioiss w . i nevto as pH.l as at Ir. i.t Sill TEA US' EXPEDIENCE at merehandiilncr has enabbs) ns to beconi nr. qliaintetl with some of the butt nmmtm in the leadin.: markets of the I tiiou, mid we UV alptaf dbijj re. t iving supplies froui some of UlOOL We may not ''blow' as much as other lem--, whoos receipts are .ir . i , layyHMHof l'-nt the I'ui'ia- in i dapssss) that m. prim -. i)nalitios, at i luautities, we "umi'i be beat.' VTo ask trial. m ; VICKEUV I!R . K Mali st, i IWIIKIKS .11 ST U El F.I I 'F.tl .'sni Mril oiaatfy Ilran (rioh atnl ln ivv.l IM li. . li. Ckvmm, I tierces prime Leaf Lard, r. hh.Is do N. O. Su ir, itihi tr.i li.u Leaf and Mm4, too I, ii.lit.la Irib I'. M j4l do. Flesh Eks, Ml IT.. Fretli Tubl'e Butter. I i - lis lj sepr. VfCKCKl KI('S.h M-.ie vtr.et. .1 . 1 K R It V K I, I . I TT'S 4 11 Gallery of -Ax1:, NO. I' MAIN STREW, MM S I. F, f .VD. 5" Particaiar at tan Hon gien to Phtofrrapti and M.'lainot .. s. - - ; " -1 y mmoTKK list ..,. r.i. pee WW sons indwl.ted t C, DAVIDSON, arv reSJeetfullv requested to i til and pay up within tell days, or iu. i-iu -s . ertai nl "ill l- t iL.-n to en tori e pavment. N. B. All work in lh Tailoring line ill I.. attended to with neatness and disp ttch, but tod ii quite so Iouk credit. sep. ::t C T1AVIDSOX. AMERICAN Wholesale Clothing I louse. TIV m-Mi.tUS ttiO, THE U'liOhE Ulotbiu trade of thr Wist was eomparatiki 1 of small amount, and was conflnod almost rxclnliTftjf to a r. tail business in the larger towns and cities alone. Now this line of Qgfsjii I . tm an almoMt imlispcusalde part of Uie. slock ! eerj general Dry Goh1s store from (he crowded ity to tMt I'ross-road stand. Like all change in frs.le, however, this one b.is not l-.'H i lli. ..-d rnXmrft for tin- Iwst of reasons. Amoin: ib.-st- ur Oie rreat su ni'i el material "y cutiinv: a iar-;e quantity or I rWnts tnefher 4lie Mtiwrior want ad tawd of sowing mac i u, -. mamit ... tmn,; ti a- i.-.t - ,. ino of time in waiting for your "turn at the Lo urs the uncertainty of even thm getting a satisf.ictory "fit, and above all In, saving of at 1 -asf it the cost of the xaria.-ot iu t he ;. -. Eoi a nuiuU-r ot y.-ars this Ism onlj been a l ofsmr general Dry Gosls bosinessj, but we have m i te arrangeenents to dev. ? our whob. know ei lnsively to It alone v . line-- of Notions nel Kuruishin.i Ooo-l as w ill I ticvc.Nsary hi 1 desirable in that trade. Belkvlngj tbnt the true Interest of the trade will be to sustain m in W enterprise, we w ou'd l .s..e.t.i!y initio once that w.- n . Im.on hand one of the largest and most desirable stock of WILL MADE I'l-'iTlirN'.: that was ever offer! t tin- trsd of the West. We respectfully solicit a call from all . ur oid friends and th trade generally. We charge nothing for nhitiritnj onr g.MHlsi, and wof laniel if you bm them. We are prepare ! to wdl t nil prnni1r-tilii.' : buyers wt !was any house in the tradv. A libuial discount also tnaile oti all totk - lit WM. E. rKESCtf 1 CO., ncpn No. 1 .in Mtr.st. WM. E. FRENCH A; CO., WHOLEr-ALE DEALMM TN KI AI'V MAUL OlOtjtLlXXSe TA XK E E XO T 1 8. j o,2(l Main Street, Evansvlllr, Iiul. Aasmtn Ibr Oernt I i Bolting Cloth. JT OsTJ LMHT .;..! fo'e -MLM His right Hue. is largel 1 1. aii th.-oth. r. Hi, eyes were weak. Any one (kkfag up the Poney and difviti the un.leisine I, will - liheraliv I rewardiMl. s.p -Iwd EDGAR M'XK. AJA UUOVJS'llS. t lli: i MCUIUEUM M if stock iii the Vanderburgh C. Mr AgrTcultural and Horticultural Land Ass. lit i -n will ' take notice that a mM N made for the halass j on anlwriptious mad.- prior to lrs'i and Bfleea dollars oil each share on the new stock ; the whole amount i needed, and will x nciveL esfd SAMUEL null, President. V! e ur a itons: ,-e tioous:- . EMBIi H A- CO, barejMst receive' thenfirst -In; .ii- i.t of Fall and Winter I)ry O-'.xIs, to which ther invite the attention of their num-rods mers. Tb -v will Is- old at their usual low i prices. No trouble to show uisms. so-eall iu, ery IIsmIj, ut No. IS Main street, mid look at them. gHEKSMi! iheesm:: M. ' j.". i.s etta iiaiiii.ur'h. an Ms each. lo l.xs extra English lairv. small si - f..r Kaiuilt. s. " cu.es Pine Apple l 'bees-, a superior -..,iu-l.le, ai tsUKINE, I LMCK's I fXJ S, ept " 47 Main street. mf 10 P.f K T'E ft s H 1 1' .1 I. E X . H. MVSP "s. fER and U M A. (iV V N h ive tin- I n l-wii wlm't:.-.! mi. is.ii in. inmufUao. K..TSk St 4.'o., Milder Will, h stvb- Ibe l.ii-in.-s ill umain as ,vivt..toie. m. u riiSTEH liKn KiSIKK 'ii i r, Sepl. I. !s.V.i M MmM VMS, BMHMrr M I'EH I Oil Mr LBs 1A.4SSJ i.i,.N N... 1 P.i .in for sale at U"s- JKT llKI If.JK o o f II r-rWK .( sonw. SHI NTS .4 r It Ell I VMt MM PKl' i m aLXMBICMa CO. have title laj ...iwdi-.s Cs prsss, a large lot of Children's, Mi . - md Ladles Steel Sprfng 'skiits, which tb. v will - M .t greatly reduced prices. Call in ami see them. aiilt

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

01? THE UNIVERSITY. AT CAMBRIDGE, MAS. Thf Instructor in tin S-hol ni r : UttK. Juti. I'akkck. LL. !.. Uoval Proiesaor. 1! a . Tai I PBIl ' - I'm;- n-. LL. I I .! Professor. Host. Baofi WasNSTsa, LL. IE, Usdiwrsity Prof. FMWK COl'Hiii: Or UsTHl CTIoN embrace M the various branches vf the Common Law; and t K.juity, Admiralty, Commercial, International, and ConnLtiuie-nal Lav. , anil the Jurisprudence ol the I'mte.l Mates. The Law Library consists of alsoit U.000 volume.-., and as a- work appear, tli. an- addtd, iiiul i very .-non is ui.ide t lender it couplets. IiiKtrm tk.n is given by oral lecture and exposit i - ; 1 -. (and by recitations pad examinations iu connection with them.) of which there are ten every week. Two Moot lourtsare also holilen in each v - k. nt each of which, a cause previously given out i argu-d by four students, and an opinion delivered by the Presidinc Instructor. Rooms and other facilities are also provided for the Club Courts ; and an Assembly is held weekly, for practice in debate, and acquiring a knowledge of parliamentary law and proceedings. Students may enter the School in any stage of their profsssisnel studies or mercantile pursuit-, nnd at the commencement of either term, or iu the middle, or other part of the term. They are at liberty to elect what studies they will pursue, according to their view of their own wants and attainments. The Academical year, whih commences on Thursday, six weeks after the thin! Wednesday In July, is divided into two terms of twenty weeks each, with a vacation of six weeks at the eud of each term. During the winter vacation the Library is opened, wanned, and lighted, for the use of the members of the School. The Exercises of the next Term will commence on MONDAY, Sept. 1859. Applications for admission, or for catalogues, or any further information, may be ma lo to either of the I'r : i- ut Cambridge. laaumu as, July i". 1-" '. sep3-law3wis g 7 i.t. m. no.ywT4u,j'o. 10 rr.t JT stri.i t, has now in store and is constantly racatflag for the Fall and Winter Trade, the le8t toek ever brought to this State or vicinity, of all ki m. of IIAKDWARE suited to the West, and whi. a, having len selected and purchased in person, from the most extensive Importinn House., an 1 Manufactories of nearly all the Eastern cities uud low us, in aidition to several iuvoices imported directly by him from good manufacturers Kaff 1 and liermuu he can, and will sell as low as KB O "in in the West ; leelitig cvul'nient that goods and price cannot fail to please and satisfy. He would a-sk the especial attention of Merchants, Manufacturers, CairciUcrs, Millwrights, Coopers, CiinMintlis, and all who need any articles usually bud iu a rust class Hardware Store wholesale and retail. Without pin - iin tiil. tlit Iil ution of a f. v b a liir articles may bo well, vli: Table aud Pocket Cutlery, Kasrs, Shears, aud uliturOeo. Wosteuholm A Son's justly ( elebiatel niaputact'ires ; llu'cher's Knives and , Files, ull kinds aud sizes, of Butcher's and tdlier manufactures : Aupors, Chisels, fJouges, Ki aCA-s and Bitts, and all Carpenters' and Coopers Tools, from Ohio Tool Company; Barton's. Kochi -ler, .and White's, Buffalo, Manufactories, t 'Uether with 4 ook's noted Patent Premium Anger Bitts Al .. -lluud. Kipping, Panel, aud Back Saws ; also, the .irioiis ies and styles of Mill, Circular, and i'ioss-4ut Saws, w ith Tuttle's Patent Hook Tooth i i -flit Saws; lare and small Stales, iu j;reat v .in. r v o I pattern; Axes and Hatchets for all purposes ; IIoush Buildii.',' Materials. All Gunner' .M.ileriaU ; lillimers Implement, to almost any extent ; Heal Cat tat and StnnVrs ; Iron and Wood Pinup Curbs, together with Chain Pump Fixtures; Anns' and ether makers' Shovels, Spades, and 41 rain S oops; Jack Screws; a fine assortment ol till kind- ol Brti-lies; Copper and Iron Klrets and Buns; Protective Weapons; Horse, Wrought, Casing, and Finishing Nails, all sizes ; anew ami ei-eei,t assortment of Fishing Tackling; Paint m l ( once Mills; tYru Shelters ami Mills. A . ii' for iHile, Silver tt FeleU's Premium daw Gnntluei , I. r I pi iuht and Circular Saws. GEO. 8. St NN TAG, Ke;a No. M Main street. II .IUKIWH. oi 4 doen 4'edar Pails, in do Alicante Mats, jo do l.irt;.- basti-rn Brooms, ii mm assortesl Market Baskets, I doe Wo. .(tell Spoims, 4 do Flour St ile, .'".o pa. kaifps Carpet Tacks. i! doeu Match Safes. For sale at . H. COOK A SON'S. sepl SCpl mxmjvw. i j..n hi i Xi4MKKHK 2d bx.; . K. Cheesn, u hxs Eurfliah Dairy Cheesv, lo caees Fine AppU do. . II. C4KK A SON. ,WJf TUJK hXMmm f tt.l I I . -JVttT r.velv. . I r steamer Hastings, a line assort in ui ul u oda lioiu Uw tut, suitablu tu the wants of I he Families of Evansrille, consisting in part of r.iNi it, Hn,;rtr enred, flno lis v. red Hams, 1000 lbs Kit-Is. I Sides Bacon, loo IM Shoulders prim.-, tienvs Extra No. 1 Lard, - Uaes P. .V li.'s best and tieiiuau Soaps, s Star and Opal Candles, in 1 ,s Jt 'A bxs. U boxen Eaney SMipa, t bursts extra No. 1 Lard Oil, barrels 4iold. ii Syrup. This article is much re. ol.illlellded, j " hatjl Mm. ie 1-, miierta, P. . an-, and Brazil Nuts. : . i-k- Lot e.ni Prunes-a line Mi l..ii.; -. :,nine Italian and Verniic.-lli and Mae. uroni, '' bids Loverin's Crushed Suj-ar, -bids do Piilv.ri7.d Si. car. (These Sue irs are acknowledged bj all in the trade t . be the beat in the I'nit. d st.itrs. Mackerel-cat. h ot s.v.i in bids n.l bids, No. I, No.-, ail, No. :. White Fish iu hall Lin.-N, Lags Bio Coffee, A fine article of srlecSfd lllaek Tea ernal. If not sujierior. to any in th.- city Ac, Ac. N. U. -Tlie wlinle of the ab.. G Is baling I ii buoght for Ciuh, we are enabled I., nfler our old an I new customers any articles they may reillie at Mich prices as w ill ipiile surprise them, t all and auiiiie for yourselves, at KBSKIVE, i t P.MCK X Co. '8, ; li 47 Main street. J . C. NUBLI NC, I" :;Ml l;l V. ITU I'aitW, DOSSM I Co., Cm innaiI , Manufacturer of FIRE AND BDEGLAB PROOF 4 .: hit Third snd Division .Streets, EVAXSVILLE, ISO. Oknatautly on hand, all different sizes of Saras, I latest style and improvements, guaranteed to be ; e pint iu durability and finish to any Eastern manururers, at the lowest Cincinnati prices. Also Manufacturers or LOCKS, WALL SAEEd, BUI IIHUS, Etc., all finished in the best style of I workmanship. flperiBBi-aa f Saf. etc.. may be ee-n at Measrs. L.-iker, Klasman a Co., 7(1 Main street, to whom alt orders must Ik- addreaw-tl. aUfi'il M . 'I PO B I .1 ,VT TO .11.1. .Tilt. I,. M siAUN takes this opportunity to inform the citl.eus of Evansvilie and the public generally, that be has bis stock of KALI. AND WINTKB CLOTHING CeaapsMe, and pai'tb illarly. that he has bought some of the finest remty-ssside Clothing at th. an. tab'.i-hmeiit of Bnioks Jr Br..., New Tork a much better ninde up Clothing than Devlin's, aud hltoen per (cut. cheap r in the priix ol which hoinvites the public t-. satisfy tlietnselves, aud he their own lodges, la regard f.. the Chhlsts: and price. Hehas also cniph yed a first-rate Tailor at his establishment, - hi will ensJUIa hlsatW make up anything in bis 1 1 1 j - to order, as cheap as they can be I bonght re.ely-made. Besides this, he keejM a gSSl i eral assort men I ol Gentlemen's Kiiruishius: 4oals, and a ver g.ul asvrtment ol Boys' anil Children's Clothing. Please csll at his store, on Msin street, and at- - younw-ives of the alam facts. huh'.V) WE W K I, H ' WE MJMV'B ' JmVBT star re -eiv "J a 1-w choi e Ladies' 4dd Watches, Diamond liack. Also a few tiue Euglisb Watches and so sac beaotifol s-ts of Coral Jew.-lry. Iu a sh-.rf tun.- v.e -hall r.-ceive our Kail stock. Iu the nine wc will sell at reniarkul.lv low . rices. lUTTBoLFK BBos., 48 Main street Sa To t tt M'llU tJEE CHEJ I. O.VJ ...ir II ye.it old Mules, perfectly kind and of ittsxi sire. One Milch Cow . Cine line Sa ldl. Horse, aud g.Hi.l in any harness. One Indian Pnv, also a fc.-od worker in ham.. . 11. COUK .SON'S sssMMhstsys Stock Yard. gg nor i no.y i no bv.viii.es mh MM it. J liana, wai ruled to ha? of the t ry heel uoalltr, jiisl rereived ami for sale by MM J.i HB sTKAl B a SON. Notice to Directors. raWIE It I It h. I T OH O THE SOCTHM o st.-t ii I ridiana Agricultural and Mechanical Di-irici Kan will meet al Evansvilie ou TuesU , SeuteUlber lith. ISo9, tot the iiriKs,- SS sulseting .Indies of Award for the ensuins; Fair. Directiirs wW please nuke out ami hiiug with them a list of I. i -.-im mi then cunt v qualified to act, iw that tinHoard can solecl from the whole. BA i l' i of th- Pi i! ilaVat. mm N tt P. HoHNBKooK. S j rw ft'ft nu run hi-: '9tm' rEKJrm art r.h.ni, liirnishisl, to rent, in the central strt ot Iky cit v li..Uir at the JoUlOal oike. ' i IAA HCSHEEH EJB COBJY ' BMIrM n I i ,i. .i r,.l . B. 4'OOR SON .1.

miscellaneous; Mons. Danielle's

DANC ING ACsUttn' llARBbi: 11 A I.L. lIO.S. lUIS'lHLLE wevi.n MM WfM. siMTtfullv advertise to tho Parents young Ladies and Gentlemen of Evr.nsvifle, that h' will commence his second course of instruction i t!i. fssh; bte uit of DA NCI SO on-tie- first of October, when oe will guarantee to learn all La lie. and lientlenieii who will place theuisidves under hie instruction, all the dunces of the day (eighteen in nuiiiler.1 in a single ennrse, or will mal u rliiir-.. .. The - ifeit piarsmee the public can iiav. . that Moii-ieiii ill I nil b .- i. rotes-, is u rf. -tein to any otie and every one who have U-.-n under his tt:t..i ship, the term just clos.il, all f s-hjtn can bonst of haviie, learned to djli. e i ol i elly, eihti-.- i dun. is in twenty b-sson-. My run tract with Heal and every advlt t-iipil i to learn th.-ni all ttie ' ilaines now danced, for themun often dollars .-:e-l . 1 r..les ot t ie uiiuibt-r ol letsoli.i requited tu no ... With sol 10 i upiU I can accomplish il.is m twehe-d liftevll 1.-- II-, lUld With some ll requires forty. I will also pnarnnW to learn all Children ltween the aees of ft and 14 in oue or one and n half course of lessons the parents themselves and tla j public to lie the judges, as to whether they dan -e or only jump in bad time to mniic, as they ba e been tanght by soi-disant Dancin:: mimies wl o formerly visited this citv. "Tteik Parents and friends wlil be at all times adw I I to the Children's school, when they can thcuisaltd Bee Monsieur' 1 system of imparting this very important branch of education to the young. Monsieui w ill also devotw a part if his time to tea. hing priv ite classes of young Laliesat pclvste residences. Also to give private iiistructn any young lady who may prefer to be instructed in her own parlor. Children's Class evsrv Wednesday aua Saturday, from Z to 4 P. M. Young Ladies's Class every Wednesday and S iturday, from 4 to U. Gentlemen s Class every Monday and 'flnirsi ay evening, from 7 toTO. ung.Tn-lm CUARL H. DANIELLE. P. T.' Bar.. 7 l-.s j-itjcsii O 'iTJiJt. WfM KLUTZ, at the Wholesale :'d. Ex Betail Coufi iciionarv on j list MtO'i, two uoors ir.-iu in.- lost omce, iias xJi again been appointed sole aeiitlor Maltby's Baltimore Oysters In the city f Evansrille, and he will receive dsily, supplies by Ex press, directly from the Packet, in Baltimore. Hew prepared to ofter tie- trade mi. ii iudiicemeiit forthe entire season as have never 1 een offered iu this market heretofore. A coustaut diily supply always on hand, so that dealers and fam lit s call obtain at any time during the season tli se choice Clysters, In cans aud half cans, and in the shell, warrauted resh aud sweet, aud very superior in flavor and quality. Terms cash. And none but bankable iu nuy received. A. Kl'UTZ. mM im Sole Agent for Kvausville. SOUTHERN RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT GUIDE BUSINESS DIRECTORY. FMIMJK fl lil.isnili OFT WtS 10 it A M with i cirrulaticu often thousand perm, utli, would resp .etfuUyMiformthomerebautsot Kv.nl . ville and vi -inity that im is prepared to eoli'.ract for advertisements at very lo' rates. Biisiin ss i ' u ,!. .1U a-r au'm . 2Q . 2." - ( In.- S.uar . Hair Pesje. . 4uo Page.... Address ' . C. BRAIN, Editor Southern Bailread Guide. Box 4-U, Louisville, Ky. jylf-d HUNNELLS Flooring IMCllls m e.lRVKR OF WALNIT STREET AND THE CANAL, EVAN8VILLK, IND. rwill I s .VA'H Mi S TM HL.I HM.niiJT Mi is uow in full op- ration, niih uuw and complete Ma. hiuery of the latent style, for rianutg and DrrssitiK Lumber, plauiiiK and tcrooviug s"lmrmaking lKars and Sash Mouldings, Window Blinds, and every other description of vork done in such ei.lablislnueuts. All work st these Mills wsrraiited to Ie well done, aud will Ik-offered at the lowest cash prices. Packing Boxes of all kinds made lo order. Brackets an I Scrolls sawed to any pattern Rlitting and all kinds of Snin; done to order, and iu the most approved strle. JjrJS WILLIAM ill NM I.L. St. Charles Saloon. NEW I ' Pv 1 ' U I K TU US II I V -A X EN11KE R K-4 K i A N I . ATION. mWKssH.s. HJJIJIER a it hi: 1 1 i -.. WWML from NVw uridine, have purchased the s'f. CHARLKS SALOON', on First street, nearly opposite the Post Office, and have retittutl it in mi element and itttas tire style. The i.w proprh'lois have had .ii '--p, rif i., . keepers of fashion. il.ie ul,, npular Bentaiir titts in New lirleaus, and they will ei.d.aior, In tie ir n.-w house, to combine all the elegancies and liTUi i. s ul N .rlliern and S. uth.-iu lU-staurats in tli" ST. CHARLES They lia-v- 1 i l lit t irge ami . .duplet. ... I; of cboio bi(ii.i s s'rom Nee Orleans, Which th. cidlsx'ted STMb earn during their busiue.-s u that city. Their connections and ai.tiaintiiOce iri thei city will enable them to obtain tlie rhoictti suj. pli. s of Lrk, Fruils, and luxuries fn i Hi it uiurket n future, and thev will spare nepei. nor jstlns to make the f-T. CHARLES ntrpas., hereafter, Its former representation, as allei.sant Sahvifi, I phM of imhI livitnr. and el.-sfanl, lelio. .i aad laxtirhsas resort. Utf- l;4Uaid play. ts will find at thisSaio-in i set of lie tines. iii,rl. I..p Liltiiw.l TaUI. -. bom the well know u and e- ielirale i liiUa-yofJ. Bf. l'.iuiii'iek I 'o. The niidersiunetl flatter fh- msilv.-s thai Ion. i -p.-rienc( and careful Attention will en tl.:.- hem to merit n reputation e.pial to any SmIooii in the w.-st-ern country. ' v -pleii.lid Lunch witt I serv.-.l up in the in -i apprv..l stle, inrv momme at lo o'ehn k. II .M MM: A IMCIMI I SS, :iuir4 I ; ; v u "i leans. V SMi TMi.nn.Mi'H fWMHWi'JT'll U F HOPS AND BONESBT IT is the safest, surest, cheapest, and tn-att reliable ie it v for tlie permanent cure of ''OLDS, CCfC-HS, no A BSE NESS, ASTHMA, I'KOl P, WHOOPING ( Orcil, And all aflcti..ns of the Thr.svt and Lime , i, .,.. tntf prvparod oii Scientific principles, and frtm ai tides that are entirely voire ta Lb. TT.e i CoMP U ND SYROP OF lloPS AND IMNKSLT I Is manufactured by C. ItlJTHEN'BUSir k SOV. Ilaeailtop, Butler County, Ohio, t wh..n all orders must 1k- addressed ; and sobl by KELLER WIUTfiV Irn. .i ts Kansville, Indiana, and ) Druggists and Merili in;- throughout the country. j. nJ. lv JT O.VIItl.-' EOH'l EM AND BVOOVsfM MJ ALE I casks aas'd pts f )ts London Porter, 4 if. do do Scotch Ale. A genuine imparted attlcle at auglH II. COOK SON'S. MJATN, OMES, A t1BJVMSBM:S JaT lHtm kegs pure White Lead, vsj kegs do do Zuc, 7'' I!- pure Knli-d. Ib-d Leiad, i. cans French Whit-- it..- CI. IHXI lbs Engli'. P.! ut Dryer, 1 1 m o It, a.--'. I Paints dry, lism cjuih .lo Paiuls in sil, 9000 extra Patty, iu tin cons, llssi gallons Linseed OIL 1 cask No. I Coach Varnish. 1 do Lit- Demur do, I do No, 1 Furniture do, 1 d.. Bruwn Japan do, With a lull assortment of Paint, Scrubbii '. White. wash, Horse, ami Counter Brushes. .Iiut r.s.-iv.d ny E. S, BA.ICOCK. T HE Ll TT L U .TI J TILE AHEAP. Toil often '.ar Ladies rvniark that they can "afways he suited at S. EMBICII 4 Co Well, the i-eHson is thai they keep everything in the Pry 4;.1- hue, and as they ate disiosit.g of their st.s k at i.- lu.-ed prices ill order tu make r... tn tor ail early Coll porcbiose ; the attraction is nuosuilly large. Th ir stock bf Sho,-s is excellent, and in prices CSnS "I be ' llcd. Sle ma 1.0)1 M! ELOVB! EEOI'lt X-JLt,T ME r.s.-ne.l iii, (nr sale . sks tr.h irrouiid extra while wheal Fbmr, ' sks do Mti'srtiiie d , to bbls f lra a ,. All i f which we warrant. , VHKEKV BROTH l: h. Ml it M, r 1 1: K 1SI RAM K CliMl'NNV OK V SDKBBl'KiJII COUNTY, K 4Ss ! , Aug. 4, Kr.J I wy L E CT I J:- THK I. JYS . - e. tion tor seven Directors and t S.-. rotary will he held MONDAY, Aog. I, K" ., I , twoeii the hours ,f J nnd 4 o', ... k P. M , at lb oHice on Third street, aljoiiiinK the Crasecnt I itr Bank -!' BOItr. EARLY. Secretary. PUBLIC SCHOOLS rgm: vuMiM: stntivi.s or this M i ity will ..iiitn.'ttee en Monday, Sepiemls-i olb. All transfers to ot fi. iu the ciu mi st be mad. r.r to Septepitx r vaitb, ft".i. By order of thn Board tn-it-td p. UoBNBIiOo'v. . lei L.

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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHANGE OF AGENCY. la fea9 fc 1W EU I W ' I I I Vafiaat 11 i sfV INSURANCE COMPANY. . Ii-.i tlonl. Conn. The agency Of tnfs Tavorite tonipiny. held T -ALLN C. UALLOCK, TN ;., has this day uu chaaaed, and f JkJiJL M opl i JOII-4T W. Xl'.vst; . Late of Memphis Tetin., Ims been appointed as his accessor. ! pISsssAJU ,nQ Parties holding Policies in th- I'IKLNIX , can have Uni.i !' : ! Callios np . lir. N. M. MACILL. Heiicrai A't, Cincinnati INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL TO $400,000. BY TUB PHCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY " r HAMTTOBD, OA v. fJbhli A- ta, uVi.i; HAL V A MILLION DOLLABS. S. L. LOOM IS, President. B. KkCLDua, Secretary." XI. M. .ii I , Geueral Agent, Ciuciiinali. B7fy AppUcations received Ioli us Issued and 4 ienew w, iuiu an umiucs- i riai :i i i . ocy promptly ,il tended lo hy JOHN' XV. SKXSES. kgmt. If 9' Office w ith Dr. Bray, over Adams Express Company. nnpT2-3m aiTJTA'.TI.V T UM' I S.M V J .V " .- AN LI'S. AllilM' 1, l-ii. C isli on Lank and in Bauk ? 'ai.lj.'O 0," . Caah in the band.- ef Agents.... '17,48331 SI 3,M? .'. . c,."to 00 Be.llEatatu UliilicuiiilK-ted Loans secured by Mortgage on uiie-u-c;;mls-r i Bee Estst.Loans amply scented by pledge of Stocks, Bonds, (-.' 37,150 00 KtMtw 10 .".ti bhares U. S.. Trust Co. Stock. New York ?:, .-.,7aO Jihi shares Anu'i icau 1!. Hank Mock, N Y 'in ' jo.msi JOO sliares Mf tropolitati Bank st,,,k, N Y -jo.oisi uI.-mhi Jimi shares Bank f I ' ra !,, N Y 2,04iO VM-M '.yCAl ISOsltares Continental Bk m.h k. N Y 1 .,ooo 15,100 Ui shares Merchants' Kx. btock, n y iu,t- ii qjm l js shii res of Men hauts I Sloi k. N Y. ...lil.Tisi 12.19a 5(o shares l'hu nix Stock, N Y..,..., lti.tsst U,Jk i -hares Oc-.an block, N Y t IHxi lesmi ;;mi shares Far. .! M-ch's Stock, Hartford 3n,f0ti ::1,vih) shares Ph. i blx Stock, Hartford 20,ooo '.'O.ttHi 20 ' shares Mer. ,f Mannlac'rs St'k, iiartl(idO,000 21,J0 100 shares .l!;na Slok, Hartford 20,10 21,000 1 . shares City Stitk, Hartford 17,'kK) S0,50 1V1 share! Mercantile Stk. Hartford .r,Wi l .,l llo shares State HtodbiH Hartford ll.mxi U,tO '" shares Hartford Stuck, Mart lord o shares of Con in-, i issa hUttr. St'k. Hat i fon!. -.'.ion :'.,'i in shares Hartford ounty Stock. Hartford.... MSI .VHI 100 sliiuvs Cili. iim' Bank Mk. ati i bury, I i .l,l " 1 li'.'t :.s than s a n lu;ri r : k, Wat.-ri.iiry, CI I.'.ssi iJMti 4 sharos Matfi rd si. k, Htsfiord. Ct Iisi 1(N sliai. - Hulyokc Wal L'.-a-r, Mm 10,'sn) ,V& 10 shares N.-w Britain W i' i I'.ondr. ' lo M I 111 char. - C P .; I It I. Bonds ld.issi 7,4is) HCt0 U) I M OU ct. mi it' ; I u'eresl on f . ..'ii.s. Total Assets e.'47,71 38 Lial.ilil ie.- Lo-m - uii,i.ji:-i. .1 and not till.' r.7i(. tt f. L. LOMIS, Presid,t. H. Ki:i i Secretary'. . JODN V. NEXSEX, A. t, att-in Evansrille, Ind. J. ivi.N.M'N, lata Master M dsa t I., a-'c itiilr. ;nl. D. CALLAH AN, late Lugimvr an Machisdst do. M. Ill NTIM.ToN. I.uo 1 oreouoi Moulder Utt Boolker, Klusmau ii Co. JOHN IVINSON & OO. WAM'rACTVRras or STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS! Comer' Leet and Wa'cr S'rctt ,J i. i hum it:. . . Indiana. Particular attenti. a iiven to all such work as appertains to. UAILBOADS, STEAMBOATS, I IrfT ILLKHI I'S , IllSISi. ; SAW, fill 1ST, SUGAL, AM MALT MILLS: TOUACCQ, MkWI.SM A.M LAUD PUEssES; -H in suert XACIIINEKV F EVEKY PEst MPT10X. Also, House Front-.. Window Caps, and !- i!N. V. ii'ilotOTs, Crate-, Ii ti ILu'lins, atnl all kind-. I IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. n.alo!.- In si VI .i-tlee, Wronght ; iiiIWater fJaiipft-. Steam n PiHs, Hum Bellini: and PackinhnTTFir. . ,,-1 assolai attt-ution , iil to .lohUnft. Reiring and Bladcsmittiin. aueJ4.m Sk..T.' SJET. W i,:,u) bids 7 bush each, Ohio Riv.-r Company. ,:xs) - -4) lbs " " :ttn ok'I " Iairv. Also, fiiirv Salt ii, .'-11. snd I Jib bat,. f,.r s.i'ft at I -west rates, by 4JKo. fiKSTKHefo., :ui22 Av'eutDh'o ' . i salt 4 ompauy. tJBOVHE ST Mi B J .V II BVEEJMLO axaV COOPEB TOOfA Jnst reeeirecl, a large asstrtnH-nl cf D. B. Barton's and White's Cisij-r Knhes ; also, patent Y Lr07.ee, TrosS H..ps. fc., of th verv last nality, JACttB S'TItACB t SON, art2t 474 Main St., bet Second snd Third. tWMtOl. SELl.y T .IS II STJ VE PEACH UAsKK'lf lis.- coiue at last. To those who want to ship or send to friends abroad some - f those delicious p-HcUes Sw qssjniag into market, would say that we have a large lot of excellcut psasA baskets on hand, the very best article to p.-. t. this tend"r Iruit from injury duriug traiisMirtatitNt. For sale low, by the pie. . or dozee), by aii'i". fc. H. COOK .( SOX. m , BRAN! BRAN! BRAN! rBM.'E.STm Tt.'S EMESlI BR.I.Y M r..r -al. at sixtr-tire cents jer hundred BSaXMI EBSKINE L'BNi h - 0, WM tr.'.vTEii to mwr 7a WW Piano f-.r six mouths, from tit-st of 4ct lilt br. Apply to plwMUNS. DANIELLE. BhU. U.J. LMdVUB I I.Y1.VE aVBMM STITLTE OK NEUNE TONIC, t I I 1 ITUt FEVER AND And oth-r AGUE NERVOUS DISORDERS, YKLI.OW. ll.(il;i. V I'ANAMAFEYKRS, Can often l-e prevented by the n- ! this invaiua-M-remedy. Tlie us is i- iroin a "ery celebrated Pliysician, alter haviux ihirtT-Ute Tears' rxp. iience in Host itais a.i.lpro tt. practice in New York Cl, auJ luui las-u lst.-d iu all sections of the country, diirtni: V.-f past six years, with the muat woodsafal saecesa, 4re jN?a SVrroes, f7-; j.'-'i , ... snjlcri'sp.om prns-(iuli.-H. tT'-r .-1 I recommend uel e u.u uii.-e this Medicine as a ts-lie. t 1'l.SH '. Jl. II .Bl'. I'.OI f t'-. Ul Maiden l.a,H-. and '. Fb'H In r -troet, N.. .ik. Ssa mm bj LED ll j AMLhTKirT. jh ; iliwt.m m i i i . cJ:KKVs h'H stlAt 0' S I. -.1 LBEKI A Co

WISCELLANEOUS.

imk i ArumMBtwtjs'm i WW wilt apt t ithe Itoanrl of OoBi m imi, .ii.r. vsaoeri.uni ipy, ,, the rlrst Monday iu twp temlH-r ik i, ,u ., the "al, day of said mouth frr -'tu!" i en i :..ffc:! SisjrMM Ufaata, t his-asual placew bu-.i.eaa, comer of Kirst and Vile- streets. atig'J-tt JOHN H . BUEMEK 2 Ml Til Mi l.ol'AH. Ol J Uoi.lt Cup oi Tea. We are aow in receipt of a verj choice lot of l,.ce. Teas. toiurht expressly for reU . Cull one and all. Samples gin u with plnaaur. by Z. H. COOK SON. mKir.i.'s f'-l TJ-.'.y T i O.Vf-jr TMt MM . t h. -We are agents fc-r the celebrated Pr. : and Thn-f Tr f aU. I all. '.mi!l .V Co. Cincinnati.

II ili s l'. t. nt Fir mnnutai tme.f lv

A constant supply will be kept on hand, aud sold ai manutacturer's prices. PRESTON M: -. mjii: :. tr.n t.t.n BELTijn jjrm JM PACKING at Factor Prices A Urge stock N. F. 1 Company's Uoods in store nt all times, at M im i a ii rj.rs' PniCCti. Warranted suIs?rior to BfJ other C. 8. WELL", mart sign of the Mill tintr, 13 First street. j 'V O Ti CM. THE UJ'MBM8 GJMD V liliifipl ilu- Board of Commissioners ol v a County, on the first Monday in Septeruher next, to-wit: On the 9th da of said month for grant of License ,o retail Spirirttossj Lienors, at hi usual place of msiness, on Front street, hetvsjssj Leet aad Pine g.reets, Evansrille. aui'.-'.wd JAMES CAKTEE. MM loo tt clear Bacon Sides, jihsj lbs extra sncar-curr.1 Hams, I "o i torn Shouldrre, 5 bbls choice Lard. Bect-iveJ and for sale by CHAS. McJOHKSTON, u:. II Posof 's Block, Main street. SfTOI Mi .' STWi H ! STOCK .' ' 2 fine 3 year old Bay Moles, 2 No. 1 Jlllch Oows, A fine lot of full bred ( better White Hos;s. For sale at Z. If. COOK SON'S Jl Stock Yard. Q' i I H I. H 1 H.l.Tt n lOO 4jV TMJCSMi ei.-i.r.it. 1 Ham-, sssjether with a eoud sui tMM'nt nt other saesOs ihosnders, CUar Sides, Pi. kle.1 Pork. Iiriwl Beef. Beef Tonsrnea. Ac . hut i W9m arid tor sale by CHAS. MiJOHNSTON, wM Main stret, near the Ci.l. Mm 'Mm HI. I IVaVT At T MCMf T"K Lira existing bet we -u T. . under the nsrm of T. J. White and C. 0. K Whin .r I .. lis day dissolved by mutual consent. 1.4. K LATs5 is aieua aiKborized to settle not oiuits. vsvtLLr, Aug. 3, ls.V. . aug5-10t L E V fS . CLARKC7 g Ut.VTU.t I 7 Oil JJVn III II I MM My Shop co. led ..f Sixth and Walnut streets. VST' I am pr.-p.trid to contract our line. for all work in aoglT ! MM w BRUT BO I'D, JMl'fllTECT. aVeil'.ic. on Se. (did street, between Vine and llivioion, next d..r to tho old Preabjterian Chnrcn. , speciticatiuns, detail draw ings, sVc., fur all rlasses of I ml WingS; n ..pared on short notice, and ou i terms. aog!7 r ML nil It THE I.iillE JCST UEVL'l VM in issortuieui ., U iti.lkerchief Perfumes Of the latest Mtvles. mi. ii as "Kiss Me Sweetly.' -'Knw Hlf tiuickly,'" "Kins Me if You Dare." Aim , an a--. .tin. -nt ol bawii L tract, warranted ourw and p nuine, at KELLER A WHITE'S iii.k-' die D-ug Store. C1IIEESE! CHEESE .'US MWXMS ' m-tlii d lliis day anal for sale hy ClIAS. All JOHNSTON, aagg C l-osev s Block, Mail ;.v.'.'.'..i .' I 'l.'EUJtH IV i". ItOls pure Cider Vinegar, III d.. l.'iaiN- do. lo ceiled atid tol t.ilc bv aiu flllAS. MeJOHNSTOlf. J1 st H ! sf J a? !M mlOOMM BWSWM f nil the viu i. iis trrades of brands said refilled Sh .is, a. w on band and Kr sals by CH M. JOnNSTOK. oig-Sl tm Pusey'a Block, Main street. fJ'MIMMES Cy 10O0 lbs ex t ra sut-ar-tured Dried Be. f, .'am His cuiiracsod do do. Hams, itsjo ff Si l Bacon, .Vti Its Lard, 500 Rm SJald'r do, SO Beef Tongues, .".ii Wis llon. v. a lot of fresh Butter ft Eggs, ) list received and fur sale at auef. YICKERY BROTHM8 OO III MIS A I' II Esse ' A It m the 14. li. a and Children. .'' !!.- Fj ci.. Ii Plums, nt in cents per . -"'I'- I'nrkey I'riine, at I2s, ceots ti M, it-siir. r.ant. 4 urratitse loo eaao Pine Apples, loo do Pears. Msi . I Httssfcsrrifi, IfsMadtti-s assorted Pie Emits, list cans asst .rtetl Table Fruits. 10 cases Citron. Ittasa Lobsters, 1 arf W nMnflb, , 10 IsjXe.- choice I.eiaons, :: bbls pearled Barley, 2-" box.-s la er Ttai-ins. r .ill n With a full assortment of Almonds, 1 W alnuts. Filbut- Ac. J u-l n-ceivtal fresh and Sun and at remarkably low prices, fry nip---. aii. S BABCOCE, . lo ME OM. MB MBA M eroimdjiut receiv.d arid for aoss by line-?. i'HAS. McJOHNSTOK. mm I.Bs. PHi.HE I EJE LMBB ,-ilhs No I W. R.tneese, o." bxs Haiuburgh Cl.issaa, 2T.ii It Pearl Barley. Recite.I.it . Mi COOK It SOM'sL 25 -r bi sh els choice ojviojyrs, ... I.n-h. Is No. 1 Potatoes, I . do prime White Beans. Mt . .'ived aud fir sale at tu- . H. -OOK A BON'S. a 9EU.n. CM EH EL-IH59 OMTCM, I W just received and for sale by just received and lor sale bj Lb' CHAM. McJOHKSTON. m M El E t.llll.ES l"EU ETJ BLEm: w Fresh . hUs received every morning- at je-Vi Z. H, COOM A SPITS. 3M).1 T T i.'t. . I .nun MM at e.ho. njME.mii rwSTER t CO.. i . ; .' I Cor. &. i:.l. Ft. A s ..s iii.tiuo MBJM and 2'a bttsh, various brands, for sale low, by au2f GEO. FOSTER A CO. ,-l BRIIS.niKJUl MM ELM EO WmmMmJf DEU seWke Miaul Blast iieg do, MWi feet patent Sait ty Foae. For sale hy g. B.COOK SONS, Apt. b ' .yiir - ti oi h .(-. it it I. s JMB I Jbl M'b.yi: received per railroad this dav by any CKo. FUSTEli A OO. M I t .91 SJLT 1,500 WM TI UK'S ISLAND, for sale bv airfl GEO. FOOTER A OO. MMBIMM .VMfmonI8Mrvmfm, M TOO Its choice new Cod fish (revived and for sale at 7.. U. OOOE d SOX'S. MmlSSOLlTIO.Y Thes-opart nerah i i. heretofore exist, ne under t m strle of Stoddard t Tboiii)on was dtaasolred August .'-M. Wm. H. V. St iddard is authorised to use the nam.- ot Uie late firm in settling all ac -counts, and will conti awe tc tswnaact all bsaskaoas .- 1 (Test 17 Main street. BjaEMMaYisMo g f..A .11 EJ E ! COii.V MMML .'-30 M- liut hels o fresh grouud ton. Meal from the tt-untry, at EBSKINE, Cl'RNICK k OO.'S, in-v 47 Main atreet. g git I Ell BE EE'. Ml BIB D B EE E ' MEw Jnst reci Ived per steamer Jacob Poe, a prime article of sugar-cured Orie l Beef. Call and try It, t EBSKINE. fT RNICK A OO.'U, M 47 Main street. M E E L MS EAREBS.wW MUBJTMw WML nnd fr sale, 10 doteu Antde Parers. thing ditb rent from the old styl. tri UKO. p. ISOMMTAG. 10 Main wt. MMEJ CE DEC! JtBBB-M f TMMJLML LILD POWERS, .lu-t arrived from o((. East, a fresh snpplv of excellent DJtv C04U)S. cone i.t ins; to port of a lai .. lot o-'Mosfjuito Bars, Calicoes, kc, is., which w. . ifei 1,. for cash, at our cheap Cwsta Store, No. 1 Maiu street, Evansrille, lnd sjaVj MILL ER A -"-A1'?. gr ,m.-s tft i t injyj t, cojtr r Jr jw M-' TION. ' 1 N Lice is her.bj given thst on the secosd Tucfday iu October, 1-aing the eleventh day of said niyufh, in the year A. P. 185'J, there will be a poll oi -ned in .-a h township in Tandorburgh county, at lie ii-iu! place of holding elections therein, for t! ..ii p..-.- ,.r taking the sense of the qoaJMMtf vters ol said county, n calling a convention to alter, amen I, ol i t vine ti e i '. n-titution of the State ot Indiana. JoIIN S. GAVITT. aug.Sti-r.w m . t i it to i HJ.WB-ano . re ..f valuable iiiiiinprovssl Land, In Carrvli couuiy, low, fur a 11 use Mid Lot in busi I in - i ll-. Api to BEIP 8 POM K. Viiorii. t - ..( Law, Evansvilie. atin-'iU-t . - 255 OXES EXT an No l Pine hob 4Tw - Wbls Powdered Sugar, V tShls raahod do, .'."iii Ibsrhoiee sueai -cured Dried lt prune I-al Lais. lo bxs SUr 4 an. Ib-s, -HbxsOpsl do, l"ki:ts,u V. Ma k. r. l. Received per steaai t. L ..... at a. H. COOK, a SON 5.