Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 5 September 1859 — Page 3

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MONDAY MORNING. SKPTKMBKK Local and Miscellaneous. Wanted. A good boy, to learn the print iog business. Apply at this office Upassds 'On Friday night we had for a short time A very brilliant display of the Anmra Borealis in the Northern heavens. It was not as glorious or desirable an exhibition as our Northern friends describe, but it was as good as we erer hare in thee lower regions, under the edge of the slare cloud, where, according to the abolitionists' geography, We hare our habitations. Mr. J. Perry Elliott, after having spent the summer pleasantly with his friends in Wisconsin, has retnrned and taken charge of bis Gallery, No. 45 Main street, where his friends and all who appreciate first-rate pictures will be glad to call upon him. We are indebted to Chas. S. Wells, Esq., far N. Y. papers one day in advance of Post Master Holt's slow mails. Last Year's Cottox Rkciu't. The first of September is the date for making up the annual statements of the receipts and export of cotton. At New Orleans, the total receipts for the year ending the 1st inst. were 1,672,814 bales. The re :pts ahead of last year are 100,405 bales. Total exports 1,777,000. Stock on band 36,022 bales. At Mobile, the total receipts for the year were 704,400 against 522 845 bales last year. Increase, 181,) 5 5. In the year 1818 the total receipts at Mobile were only 1,800 bales, At Memphis, the receipts for the last year were 325,000 bales against 243,000 last year. Increase, 82,000 bales. The Aurora Borealis seems to have been unusually beautiful in Long Island 2ound, as seen from the harbors of FairlieMBridgejort, and Stratford. In the !iarli.r of the last town the night was bright that it was found almost InrpJmndr to Ml for sturgeon, a sport which is p-in rIU mort successful on a dark night, when a bright light is carried in the bow of tin- bout, and the doomed fish is caught mipping. On Monday morning host, beta fen three and four o'clock, the light whs so great as to alluw the tisliermeu to distinguish the men ou board vessels at three miles and a half distance, it was easy to read by this Northern light, and certainly never waa a grander sight seen than this fiery spectacle of the Heavens all through Connecticut. The IT. S. Marshal of Arkansas re cently arrested it half-breed Indian iu the Cherokee territory for the murder of a white man in Arkansas While the Marshal with Lis assistants were conveying the prisoner o V rt Smith for trial, a party ot Cherokee I it. bans attacked the Marshal's party and rescu el the murderer. The act has caused snje i xi-itcinent about Fort Smith, and it is made the occasion to demand a change in the organisation of the Indian territory and a change of the intercourse laws. The Alton Vuurier publishes an ac count of the mysterious disappearance of four farmers from Portasre des Sioux, who had sold their wheat in Alton and received their money for it. They were last seen on Tuesday evening of last week, since which no trace of them has lieen found. Foul day is suspected. Efforts are Wing made to clear up the mystery. The C raw fordsr ille Republican says the Republicans of Montgomery county are in favor of an alliance between all parties of the Opposition in I860, with a platform broad enough for alldjAlso, there is a strong feeling in that part of the State in favor of the nomination of Judge Bates, of Missouri, for the Presidency, and Judge Morton seems to be the favorite candidate for Governor. Ex-President Pierce, who recently arrived in Boston from his European tour, was greeted with a grand sera nude of welcome in that city. He made a short speech, eulogizing Mr. Cboatc and his native land, which was warmly received. The Indianapolis Daily AlUt thinks the ticket Got. Willard has been laboring for at Wasbir.ean is. Huxtkk, of Virginia, tor President, and Willabd, of Indiann, for Vice President. There was a rumor current in Phil adelphia on the 26th ult., that the frigate Cnoarcaa, which left that c:ty on the 1 4th ult., had gone down with all ou board. Napoleon the Third has exhibited his usual tact and judgment of the feelings of bi people, in naking tbe following point iu the policy to be pursued : First The official announcement, iu the MoiiiUur, of a full and entire amnesty to all persons sentenced for political offence.-,or who bar been the object of any measures takeu fur the public security. Second The despatch to tbe great powers, declaring that France would not assist tbe self-exiled Priuces to return to their dominions by force, nor sennit Austria, or any otber power, to afford them military aid for that purpose. ThU will go a great ways to disarm tbe Red Republican opposition to bis Villafranca treaty, which was gradually and surely gaining ground. In the great majority of cases the political exiles will become his firmest adherents, while the declaration that he will not permit Austria or any other power to torce the self-exiled Italian prince 'if . ... upon an unwuuug people, will once more arouse tbe enthusiasm of the Italians iu his tkvor. Like a skillful mariner, he heeds th slightest indications of an approaching storm, and takes the only measures that will most completely disarm the rising iudigna-

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The Pet n rlraniA LVmocraT hdMinjr ronnty conations to appoint delegates (ti :i StaU' Convention and to pass resolutions; but it ia remarked that every where thev cem, like the Hon. J. A. Hendricks, to have entirety forgotten Mr. Buchan.tit Mtul lits iiliutnistnttion. An a u a l Fair. United Slates Fair, Chicago, Sept STATE FAIRS. i Indiaaa. at New Albany, Sept. M to Oct. 1 Ohio. :it Zini-viile, Sept. 20 to ::. Kentucky. t Lexington, Sept. 13 to 17. Illinois, at Krecport, Sepl. 5 to .. Mu hi-Hii. at Detroit, Oct. 4 to 0. Iowa, at 0kalix.-.:i. Sept. 27 to 30. New York, at Albuuy, Oct. 4 to 7. California, at Sacramento, Sept. 27 to Oct. 7 Vermont, at Burlington, Sept. 13 to 16. Maine, at Augusta, Sept. 13 to 17. Maryland, at Frederick City, Sept. 23 to 28 Wisconsin, at Milwaukee, Sept. 20 to 30. Alabama, at Montgomery, Nov. 15 to 18. Canada West, at Kingston, Sept. 27 to :io. Georgia, at Atlanta, Oct. 24 to 28. Missouri, at St. Louis, Sept. 2G to Oct. 1. New Hampshire, at Dover, Oct. 5 to 7. New Jersey, at Elizabeth, Sept. 27 to 30. Pennsylvania, at Phil., Sept. 27 to 30. Tennesse, at Nashville, Oct 5 to 7. Western Va., at Wheeling, Sept 13 to 19. Nebraskn, at Nebraska City, Sept. 21 o :. COCNTY FAIUS. Marion, at Indianapolis, Sept. 10 to 24. SulHTau, at Carlisle, Sept. 14 to 10. Huntington, at Huntington, Parke and Vermillion, at Mfiiteiitn:i, Sept. 13 to 1G. Putnam, Parke and Montgomery, at Unsselville, Aug. 30 to Sept. 2. Boone, at Lebauon, Oct. 1.". to lf. Fulton, at Rochester, Oct. 14 to 15. Whitley, at Columbus City. Oct. 14 to 1 :.. Washington, at Salem, Sept. 13 to 1-.. Marshall, at Plymouth, Oct. 12 to 14. Hamilton, at Noblesvillf , Putnam, at Greene astle, Sept. 5 to 9, DearlHjrn, at Lawrenceburgh. Sept. 20 to 23. Henry, at New Castle, Sept. 14 to 10. Wabash, at Wabash, Oct. 5 to t. Hendricks, at Ihuiville, Sept. 13 to 10. WHL-, at Bluffton, Oct. 4 to fc Rush, at Rushvilie. Sept. 13 to 10. Fayette, at Oonaersvilte. Sent. a to U. Shelby, at Shelby ville, Sept. '. lo 10. Uuah, Henry and Hancock, at Kuightstown, Aug. 31 lo Sept. 2. Decatur, at Ureeusbtiig, Sept. 1.5 to 10. FJnwcev, mi Kookpon, Sept. M to 22. PvlarkLat Wiiinciinic, Oct, 2.", to 2b. Poaey, at New llarrin.ii v, Oct. '.'." to 27. Johnson, at Knukliii, S-pt. 21 lo 24. IVk.tlb, at Auburn, Oct. 17 to It. Law reuce, at Bedford, Sept. ."i to 8. Miami, at Peru. Oct. 5 to 8. Flnucock, at Creeiilield, Sept. 21 to 23. Warrick, at Boon ille, Oct. 4 to 8. Morgau, at Martinsville. Oct. ." lo 8 Jefferson, nt North Madison, Sept. 20 to 22. TipH Hiioe, ar I.a'ayette, Sept. 20 to 23. Lij orte, at Lajorte, Oct. 4 to 7. Ohio and Su i ..i i laml, at Kuterprine, Sept. 20 lo 3L Fountain and Warren, at Attica, Sept. 14 to 16. Bartholomew, at Columbus, Oct. " to 8. Porter at Valparaiso, Oct. 4 to 5 Southwestern Indiann Dist. Fair, at K vanswile, Oct. 3 to 7. Candidates. mt 4 i tamiitil m immomm r Mr, TUOM AS Clr'FoRH, of Perry township, as a car.didat for County Coiniuiaaioner at tlu ensuing election. I mrr rfaif to m;r$ th. mmtm of JOHN I' NIK!., of Perry Township, asacandldate for OssjBjfj Couiiuisslotier at the ensuing: . 1. t ion w.:i Hit sirs rtqutittd tm unnountt th MSiatS of JOHN HiHit'K, f fVrry towuahip, as a candidate for County I'.'minlsshmer at the ensuing OcUler election. U t mr mmt hmri tm mmmon F. PAHUETT n a candidate for Jndt;e of the ITifteenth Judicial Circuit, at the ensuing i i. t.-L.-r election. ang9 lV mrt rtf alsl fa mmmounti tht aa or RoBEItT V NltiHTINOALIC, of German township, as a candidate for County Commissi iiicr for District No. -I, at the next Oct dn r election. liw Special NoticeN. Tht tfrtmt drmtemmek to strm grating to the extreme Western country, 1 the great fear they have of the Fever ind Akiii the saost direful of all die. Every day, we hear of person attacked by this disease, and made I elples iu a short time, without any mean of af ,rdilifC relict. Iu view of the great demand for a remedy, Dr. Hoetetter ha presented hi celel. rated BITTERS," wIiom. . urative power for all diseases of the stomach, have bee a 11 11 1 vernal iy ackn I.- lu'.l. Th.- -'Bitters, " prepared after a lens; experience and deep study, have received theencoaiiuBia of the most eminent physicians, a well a all clause, from every part of onr country. To those who doubt tb .ir many virtues all we can say is, try them, and judge 1W tlicniielve, rt-fHa tively. For sale l.y DruggMta ami ih alcr generally, everva Here. auit.il Oint intnt . .lttrruriml Mmllmw m p' salve, and all tho itniMuni concocted of mineral agents, are highly dangerous appllcallotia. This Ointment, coinoed entirely of vegetable extracts. I a harmless as well a efficient remedy, In all cm of eruption, ore, lioils, wounds, and coutasious. Sold ut the manutactry. No. SO Maiden Lane, New York, ami by all Iragxists, at tt-V., 63c., and 81 per pot. ang3 ri H t 4 t. I.if. , o Mr mMmH th p's.r sufferers in our country lanruih, their couatitntioiM racked and torn by tronir and dangerous mineral medicines ; they will come to tbs f.ubtaiuof health, found ia simple herb aud roots ti 111 nature's ntorclxwiM. 1 II K MOUNTAIN HKRB PILLS, f innuceut mountain plant composed, will reach and stop their distress, and cause the blood, renewed and cleansed, to carry through th body the element of health ; btiildiug up the broka constitution, aud carrying life and health, hut for them would have been the wreck of hor-e tb feeble moan of suffering, at last ended by the cold hand of death. IM bot let prejudice cine your better reason ; do not look upon thee Pills as ouly like other; do not let your despair, after trying erything else, prevent you from trying thae. The blood mtn-t be pur, and tl.U ik kstrM is impoMsibb. What a great and yet simple truth is this', it appeals to the common sense of all J it is tbe great key -stone of the healing art. J 11 ICON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLJJ will purify aud 1 cleanae it as ure as th nun will rise to-morrow. ST" Jutlson's Momitain II. rb Pills are sold by all Meihciiie IKalers. aujjl MC HTMJrttm', JVBTMt tt o ' MM TUB PEACE Orrtrr, Tatin stbict, Sh hsd l'oia below the Cm it lb i -K Will n'Vt particular attsutiou to all fotarial busiues eutrustetl to him Mich as suiting Denis, Mortgage, Poweis-of-Attorney , fontrarta, Ac. Will also collect Kioney. iu say part of the couuty, with or without suit, a direct--d Prolaite buaine, settlement of eet.itv Administration, ('uardianahipa solicited and pnmiplly attended to. augis H.-liam Mining t'otnpiin), KvaOSvlllv, Indiana. Offlee ou Water street, U'lwe'li Main ami LoCtlst

Coal, ia ijuaiitities d not less ihaiiJnhudieU.de tivertal to any part of the 1 ity, at 1" ceuts per bash. at the pit, S cant JoUN WYMOKD, etO 3sottar and Manager.

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-sWif..V af B tilt I- 1' BKO TO annonnce tbe completion ot" th.- oxtMilrr JinprovenMnU to their concern, whieli haw been m progress for some time past, to afford the iiliiiot facility for carrying on an extensive trade, ly m--iuaj a good article only at soch price a rnntiot fail to giro universal satisfaction. Havrnstlrbt nbjeH In view, every consideration that straight t'orwartl

dealing, founded on honor and liberality, ran will be rtaorted to, and tnns establish mutual cont a Msnce between boyer and seller, The stock in 1 - to 19. unusually large, every department replete, and pnrI (.-Lasers m.v rely tTrn nie-rlne with an -Trcniir

aJaortBit-iit on r. ii-"KHlile trrrn. 1 li-y wnil'tireet partinilnr iftcntloti to tl eir htf import iti' ti oririi.li l.tti. n lv, rir. : :ind 4-4 Irivti l.inen", l.'-4 I.H..-TI Sli lin'i. Pilli-w t'nso I,irns, llnml kerelii-fs, T"os. Ninkin. Wrm hod ate! I'.rown Linn Tilde t lotlis. Ac, i. oriM-r of Mi in md Frmi .-. - mi:: To the Public. a rjsr wijstku Jivn spring tar, have U-t-n Terr wet ones, causing niany ul our river to overflow their hanks, hacking up t'ie water in the creeks and hiiyona, and flwlitifr to a considerahl extent I lie lottoni I. oi - . when the ri vera recede, which may Ik expiated noon, then the larjfe nrface of decaying veg etahle matter exposed to the aeorcliing rays of tlie unitner nun, iimduce the malitria, whih proven o fatal in its oairw, xweeping wh lo Statos, and nparlng neith r age nor box iu it CuatW lUkg inarch. After a reidonee of more tlw. twenty years in the middle and Southern Stat- , wo think we have dhtcorered a medicin which, to a crortain ext. lit. i a preventative of tin itt.uks of bilinns fov. r, ane. ami a nnrli reiommeii.! N I t Whiaky. Wo wtah tho pnblic to understand that we are not iirstinjr upon th.-m tin- iim of atrong LtsajjSffl aa abovorage. Weare, and always have lieen, opHed to their lieiny; used in that way. hut if pMpla w ill m tbeni a anch, let tliem have !y all men.i m pure article, that will koep them iu health, and lengthen inteal of hortniiig thsdr liven. W. projn ... i . ...(1 always joir.' iiiil tinadtlltei itod Lhjn ri for niixlioinal purpMtes, and a litth- for the tomach' wake, if reuind. ami will challenge an iniKt tiou liy tti.. l..t h.. mists in thin or any othor country, to find any Impurity or adulteration in tie w hisky hramied by us, "Alii X Hows' Magnolia.'' lf in warranted, as it i dhdilli d front the com, rye, or wheat, with a slight addition of piaxl cistern water. Wo have nod. .not many peraon have Imn ruinod in h.-alth. if not actually killed, y driukitiK had whisky, the greater the reasou tliat Alii A Howen' nure .Magntdia should he iu iconoral ue. Jnst rei"eivisl ami in stotv lor nab' 1 V rMaMn'd Brandie (dd ) freni t t.-$7 u il. lKp4M do (old) from 3 to f7 4 p'ipen llollaud Oiu ; :t puncheon old Hum. mtm i 1. 1 a HoWKs. Wafer .t. g ikh( k.vt vtr roa.it I O lH- , y TtlKY. The undersigned havinr. engaged in the Tobarco Uasine, with the purpose ot supply ing:, if possible, the wants of the houM! uiai ket, 1 am now prvpared to offer a well eU- ted atock of in ii.iifai tured Toba -co from Missouri, Kentucky, and Teiine.- I.-at, in founds, Fivi-a, Halves, Kights, and Qaartera, in any desired package. Terms liberal, and acceptable discount tor Cash purchases, but no sale less than five l- x A. ' . I M r.i-.K I jy28 No. in", Main street, Evaasville, lul n.ni.vtHTuj ro KtLMi.-B I QJL virtue of au order of the Court of Comtuoii Pleas of Vanderburgh county, I will sell at public auction, at the Court House Door in Evansvllltf, on tht- loth of September , !.-'., p.irt ol the B. K. .f. of Section No. 'J, township south, MBge IS west, containing three acres, adjoining lauds of Pttef Sharp, y W. Briiikmeyer, und Ijii on tie- r. .i I I .!, Hi.- from the Poos ii uw to the residence of L lnar 0, Jmnk. aid premise will he sold in ub divisions, . plat of which can lie BeeC lo calling upon ssio. Terms ot ale, one tliird cash , balance in 12 and la mouth from day of sale, the purchaser Rlrins, I... i,., with wpprove.l security, wuivinu nil r, Ii. 1 Irom aluatin or appiui.-.-ineut laws, wTth int. n from the ) ol sate. BSaCKJET MILIS, jy-JS-td Adm'r of Adolph Rrinkinati. CfS I'tiMKU U'JTtiM mTB ' 5i Ids White Cellar Wsler Cans, aith c.v. rs, Li iss and iron bound. .': -iri' . TiOOdnz White Cedar I'alls, 'A sist-s, br-isa iron hoop. Where on.- dozen or more are taken, they are packed iu dry shavings, with no charge fur thus iuanring safe transportation and koeptng tbi in Kood order till sold. J. B. RUSSELL, 500 Main atn-eW-....Oil !., r Tl.Ir.l I'.o.rll, T . . i I ' I I I in. ' : trwt II a a r u i i-us ill, i.ouini no . WW L. JUHJVHOJV, HO OH HiJS'ltfi. KK AND gjmrm 1)1 . nl- 1 ) . . 1 XT a tvii l'.. .I ii M - sa nidi:.. DUtm ittiiiiuiat uiit i, I'ii si t., bet. Main and I.ociHt, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. t" Blank Books ruled, pa. .1 und niade to unlet ot tbe la-t paper, from a ! inorandum to tie largest Ledger. Music aud Magazines bound in an v style. WflUrtf TM M ttiX TM JtJTJVVJli. VJtTJLtKJUK Or BEHM'S U0MMKLC1AL l)tJL f Li' L' aaf Matf f-if .ln.trilkiiti.ni flt lirlsa ti Si U U M M gSBJ IX ' W a rout IVI WS m a fc aw aa u an the city entitled to them, also those who have in- ' terbs 1 their cards, and all others interested, are re- ! pieted to call at M. L. Johnson Book Bindery, and obtain copies. j 1 1 ntiJtxmvjiL. MCm hthjvh v JwsVSon have removed their stock f Hard war.and Iron, to Mo. 74 Main street, l-et. 2nd and .11 l ie y would be pleased to aee their old customers at their new stand, whtre they have always on htm l a large and well selecU-d stock of Hardware and Iron, which they offer at verv low price f.r c.iah. jyiftl'JK ! MS H'KHl I1W1 mat (Innaiiit.ii, Lws lo bags Pepper, "sss, . 1 liajTs Allspice, 7" b asaorteti ir ; e I tnyll WIIKEI.KK X KK..:PttTJTOr. jrrVsV . )u bushels good large Oaissss, i.'i do do do Potatoes. Received aud for safe by aJi CHAS. M.JtHNSTi'S. FoutK ri.nr st sr . ; 1 -ed, a lot of this dcair.ibl. Bump, adapt.-l tor I slevating and forcing water into any part of the j building, or aboot th premu w here they ma) lc I placed. For sale bv " Jgfl E(I. . MlNNTAIi. i ou sff,si.vfis.v, rm.'TBJt r r slid Builder. Shop on Second street, 1. 11 I Mulberry. I am prepared to do all kinds d wort 1 tH-loncins to iiiv husiuea. nuct I.'al bag Kio f . ft. . pts-kets Java Ceilei', ;i hbd N. O. sugar, Ml hbls t'r'd. Loaf, A Povr'd BJSS lisi bbls Keloiled MoUsses, 2tH) pkg assorted Teas. J bales CIovss. Just received by K. a. BAllCOCK. augD this extra Coffee jnst rereiTe-l .m l tor sale by CHAS. McJOUN.vroV lWy block. jy7 M sin street. U-ar t he I all 1 1 . B JKO! ..IKI ' MO .lis ( HUH K BUi Lard iu store und for sale bv jySl (HAS. M. Jii!lNST"N mm mo ii n i wo Btt .' - tmis wyrm m b WW si ;ie . I isasiii pi -pii.il to Mrtiisb, at any part of lira city, all kinds ol Wood, either sawed or ot. He Jia agood supply ot that winch is di.. and has purchased a sitlh. i. nt iiniount lo supply the market during tbe coming tall and winter. Term caali, at the yard. augtl-lBB HKNKV LIT.. vaaaT.VTJfO ('ANN Kb COAL, tf si WW feflSs quality, lor oil pnsluciiu purpoosew. partis desiring to supply the abre, should ail - dress the publisher of this paper. aufll arssavv.' Ci BJr!-l'UllK WMTK .4 AD ms y. Yellow Corn in tore and for sale by the smKle bush'-l, or by the one hundred bushels, at KKsKINK, Cl'KNICK A.CO. S, aaa-12 47 Main stv .-l. w .? JJ If. JO H H l.m in IU I Hi it W and Grape Vinegar just nceived and for sale by CHAS. Mi JOHNSTON, PiHsry's Bb k. , TmiMMBi.VTiBJkTLltk(KY.ri BW .1 , withdraw from the tirm of &oronsn. i l.einck- a Co., and the business w ill be stettb-d and 1 continued by Sortm Surenaeu aud V aide mat doreio son, uuder the name of SOKKNSi'N A Ctt. Ktaksville, July 11, lHis. jvll MtJKtBM! ti turns . i.'i.tiui Fine Havana.

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JO,l) Connecticut Seed and Havana lb iba, je.usj Florida and Havana Regalia, DM.Ono Half Spanish 1 M in lsx. The above stock will lie aobl on Ss commodatiiik; terms to prompt men. A. OPMBKKT. jySS Ku ltio Muiu sUst; Auvll, It.

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New Voatx, Sept. h p m The lit ,-: vs. nnionir the arrivafi at tfit Clarendou Hotel, in this city, we ara plensetl to record that of the lion. Orantley Ifrkely, the celebrated English hunter and SpOrUniati. Thia gentleman visits the UuiU tu States far two pttrpnaea. His first is to proccvi to the We?t to hunt the elk, antelopo, ami other animals. For this purose lie lias brought his hounds. His next intention is to visit the Western farms and pVautat ions, and to wittn-.sj tia- opiTations carried on npoa them iu regard to the cure and rtaring of stock. There can le no doubt that the Honorable gentleman will meet with a warm reception from the people of the West, who will gain a great deal of information from htm concerning Knglish sports, while on his jart he w ill not fail to gather sonic useful lessons from the America ii sportsmen. St. Louis. Sept. 3 p u. The Ami.itiia correspondent of the lieI pvtlicun writing from Tubac, August 17th. aays the Express from Magdnneta brings ini trtliciico that Independence is about to lie declared by Sonora, at Chiahtiahtia. (Jov. Pesquiere has beeu phued at the bead of afl.tits for sonic time. He has la'en reserving ; large supplies of cannon, small nrms and aninnition, and has increased the army neat ly 3,000 men. t'iliCAOo, Sept. 3 P U The strike ou the Michigan Southern Railroad still continues. A delegation of the striker! went to Adrian to-day for the pwrpose of arranging matters. Up to seven (clock this evening no compromise had been etl'i cted. I luring the negotiations no trains were allowed to run. A meeting of the citizens of I. q.oito, hist night, expressed sympathy lorthe employees and ofTered them assistance, pecnaiarily or otherwise. Mr. Itlis.-, the President, arrived at Adrian this evening. ."St. Loris, Sept. 3 P m Tbs river has taileti 'Jo inches at this point iu the last !I4 houta; now rapidly reqsding. All the upja r streams continue to decline, itained bard nearly all mortiiug. Weather now wet and cloudy. LuCI.Srn.tC, Sept. .' --! M It iter Caiiiil. ratline with 1 feet i. lie inch in the C iuciuuat i Alui kef. Cincinnati, Sept. .? p if. Floor roatinncs ;is n-Kirtod yesterday. Siijiertiin- 4 iiOfjj 1 Off, No fh:titge in irrstin. Mui Uel quiet for nil desi rijitimis of produce. Whisky utnl stetuly. Provisions held more firmly, lut buyers views do not rjsjf n-i. itid to .-cl'eta. Tho a.-ixin figured for cut mc-nts are 7 for hacon phouhlers ; 9lAs '.' tor Fi h $14.00. Hulk shoulders a mrsg jori Tel Sew Vork Market. Nkw York, Sept. .1 p si Flour dull and heavy, Btll lower; sales f.,4n hbtt at S !,!t;,(,i Sl,ln for superfine Stnte . I 40 (ii), lor old extra state 4 7.'. lor citri ditto ; 1 i)0aA 4.". for Fiiperlitie Western; 4 l"Ct l 7n for comnn ti U ooihI extra ester ti ; 4 tUfii . 0 br in t rios; and ; lota . :c for lair to uood ticsh j groinni sliiiti brands extra toiind hoo Ohio, closing beavr, .small sales of rye flour at 4 30. Wheat unchatifjsjdj tales 15,000 bush at I ::o for aew white Mii bigan; 1 .".7 (,t 1 IU for new white Indiana; 1 10(r- I 53 'tor iieu while Kentuckv ; 1 lr new red. Harley quiet. Itye firmer at rt jfo Ks lorn vei Iflajft md a aiwdc lietter :it 8; for new mixed Weaiern ; 80 tor old Jo.; 03 for yellow Southern. its dull, ::7 for Western. Whisky dull, with .-mall gales at .:(.! V. Pork tirru; sales ::,142 bids, at 14 H7(.irl.r 00 for mess; 13 37 lor thin iu.' s, nnn 1 1 mt i.irciean, and iu j.(.i iu . for rinic. Bevf tirnt ; sales f0u bids, at ."1 . !i(.-; 7." fur prune; 7 0(i(7i7 50 for atett; S 00( 11 im fr repacked, and (Hajif) 1 '1 7"i for Mia. Heel hams heavvat 13 tn(.. 17 "!. Ilarofl tihdiftrreetl. 'nt raeall tirm at 77, for ajiouhlesa, ;ind tir It ims. P ud iiii. t at 11 fur No. I city to joiiite WeesWii. Ilutter tirm at 1 .'( 1 7 fur j Ohio; lJ(S '.'o tut State, ukease qiiiet at 7 Kuser Hrothers & (. have lilted tip one ut the niut t ii.h bttsiii. s iiHJins in the city, and filled it w itli axls to match. Their stuck is a superb one, ami should U hooked over by tiiUM-who wiib to iur lia.-'. Their ad 1 ertiscincnt may bp fuiitnl in another column. V. aiisvllle Idln srj Assoc la Hon. At ;tl tt iiicctitio of the Ditector.. ot" ihc Assorlation, held on the rTeaJng t tin- 2d Sept., it i I Rcfolvnl, That llic Librarian give NibIk notice that the Library will Im? rinsed on Mon lay, the Mb St detain r, tor tbe ptirjosY Bf re-at i.itioiio n books unj iiiukin up a new and classifled catalogue, with the view of printing tho .atue: Therefore no books will be issued from Ihi Library until further notice, and all persons hiiviii- b,Hiks out v ill tilciise return tbe satnc :it :u nrly i ilato us ir.ict icable. Tin- Reading Knom will lie kept open ivs sjayl John 1'. t'uisp, I,ib"n. Jrnng McLean. The Lake Superior .lour mil ot the 17 th says: "Among the passengers seek i no; rccrealion, ou the Xortkern I'iyht, on her last trip up, was JiidrC McLean, of the U. S. Su-pfcuu-Court, lie was looking tu -li and Mormi-', and :iX iirs to lie greatly interest ol with what hv saw und heard. ' An KriiAni;itiNAi: Tit of Kccnomv. I A letter froin Washinirton says: Ureal roaslerttntVUBl prevails amino all' pstrties having accounts to settle with the Departmeats, occasioned by the stringency with which the auditing rules are applied at the Treasury. Foreign minister?, conuis, conti actors a:il disbursing oflic rs in itll branches ot 'the public service, and marshal.-. Ht masters, and collector.-, arc all iu the ?. iinc boat. Suspicious have long U-vti abroad that !.ir?e sums are constantly abstrai t .1 frotu the public purse, by means oF rnradnTent, forred or stretched vouchers, and some of them are now verifying. Fabulous sums are demanded und vouchiM for under the heads of clerk hire, , copying, translating, ir., which are evidently intended bo cover expenses for wines, j dinner.-, horse hire, &c, not audltabte. The rresiib nt is determined to hold all otlicers' i accounts ii the strictest scrutiny, and where frauds are itttempted, to reject the claims aud ; i o.-i cute the offender, lie blaudly in-

tortus his trieiids that he doubts not they w ill t all they arc entitled to, but does not ; interfere with the duties of the Auditors. . ila4t a ilst

At the recent destroctire tire amon

Um the oil merchants in New Bedford, Mass. ii'ti-rs rim vcitb c!i i!o nil t'r.itn tlio bur-titi;; anil burniup; casks. The peojde Bcoopcd it up, and saved large qnantitioa. r ' e -i I bey were allow ed seventy-five per cent. i' aof. Several hundred larrel were saved, and the salvors made a gool day's work. IPO" A little girl iu Louisville, seven yean old, fell through the seat of a privy on Thttradftj, and before she could be rescued from the vault, life was entirely extinct. IslBT The result of the New York hog war, up to this date, may be summed up in round numbers as follows: Hogs driven out of the Island, 4,000 ; piggeries torn dow n, 1,000. The 12th and 22d Wards aro the only ones remaiuing to tie purged, and that work will probably be done this week. River Xtcius. ASKIVAIJI AND uF.I'AU' ! lil's Hi" V fS O'CI OCfc FRtPAT TILL f oV'LOCK SAT CRUAY. Polaud, Loniaville to ileuderaoii. Time, Tenu. Kiver to Lonisvillc. . I. Ilihhard, Louisville to Cairo. Poland. II 'ider.-on to Louiavilte. (ireenvtlle, B. Oreea to Kvuiwville. Helena, ferry -hont, paasod down. John liell, Louisville to Memphis. Kate May, Cincinnati to do. CroetiviPe. Kvausville to Lonlnvllie. All la, Canne'.tn to Kvauville. Saturday was a rainy, disarreable dav. It was almost an impossibility to transact out-door kewutiess. and, consequently, atr.iirs on ilie landing were gloomy enough. The river continued tt fall a little, but the quantity of rain that fell during the day must, we think, occasion another rise. This will be quite a disappointment to the low water packets, who were making their calculations on at least one month more of low water. The Dune was at the landing all duy Saturday, receiving freight as she could get it slipped in between the showers. She remained until after the arrival of the evening train, and then shoved out for Cairo. Her trip was ouly a moderate one consisting mostly of flour. The (irecnrUle left on Saturday aftettioon for Louisville, where she is to uudergosoiue repairs. She will probably ' absent lor a couple of weeks before she will resume her j place in the (Jreen river trade The -4itii came iu on Saturday evening with a MyM trip. The I'mon w:us ilue, ;;ud piohaLlyanived, last evening. The Bangui ficent, liht draught passenger .-toHtner Sitter Stir the b'. S. mail packet will leave punt tttally to day at 1 o'clock i mi arrival of the csirs. Any one iM ItfiS never tra ele i 011 the Star can hardly realize that so ?ma1l ri ptv k t WOdM fai .n-h such splendid tare and SCooni tttodat iotlfl ajj are always to lie found on ihat steamer. She permits no lajnt to excel her in Hietkitig trsVTfjfen feel com t'ortahlc. The jjft'efsj leaves tor I ''amielton M 1 o'clock. EVtSOOS residing in Boonviile or any of the little tow lis a short distance from the river, nniy not be aware that they can have their freight taken up by the Ati'ta and landed at Newlmrg or other towns on the river that may b neareast at a much leas cost than to have it dragged all tiie way from Evansville through the mud. The real lienefit the little packet is to the farming community is not fully nppreciated, becaosa its accouunoilations bare not heea tally appropriated. Shippers will please have their freight ou hand in I 11.. 4 m S T Id ... inie, 113 Cupt. Deshler desires to 1 1 1 111 1-. its i am. wesuici ucs-ic? m nau im . , ( 1 f 'vell as Arrive tiunctuallT HIRAM HOPKINS IMTHOYKn SMUT MACHIN MUT MACHINE r 'rV."J ilt.l.X. 1 11 ofieriiii' 3aaaK this Machine to the public, I - '. hike bllt little to Mty. I Batter myself that they will, givi satisfaction. I leave ill I with thoee who use tin III to jmle us to their 1 . r its. I warrant them to do gisxl woik.siid .ok the fvvorofalt who want a smut machine, m li ..ii of mi.ie. They liav . ne great idH.t...' . vert he UH'-t of Machfie J in no at present : lliey li-.oe no dirt round tb- to, it U iutc all , ti tied oil Li a suction tan, and ran l disvharsjpj Oslt-id.-ll. mill, it desired. He Vera! o them aie in MCre s fill oiemtioii, one of wlrich 1 an Is- . e 1 'anal or th I'ii nyuii. .Mill in this city. These Machines are rot up in .rood stvhnrable and effectual in their operations. Thai east he had on reasonable term ?7.r'cahh. and &s. or our months time. Messrs. Krat. A llcilmau are the aeuta. I wish to -II Stat or Territory Kihts of this M s alas), ami will nive great barfuaa. I atasfnarsj like rfaalkt of tissw cusjaltss in the Pneks4 for O. F. Morrill's Self-ilcMtitik; feaWotlkisw Iron, and six ..unties for . Sanders' Si iim-Wire Horse HayKake. all of w hich I will ell cheap. I will trade - for almost aay kind id proierty. HUH BOPKIXA, Ev n.jit.r, Ian. m JU-3mdAw M. A. LAWRENCE, t holesiile aud K i t.! al'T in American and Ital ian Marble, Head Stone , Cottage and In. - Monusasats Vases, Mantle, Furniture Marble, Ac; now on hand, over i - tons of Statuary, white and tine Variegated Marble; be can titrnisli dealerH afrr-Mter ..ii. t of line Mi. ride than can lie found in any of th.- i iters or Southern !tates. Hi stis-k coiimsts of SIh of all sizes, from 1 t la in tie- thick. nd Monuments of nil siy.es, nt prires that unmet fail to ph ase. Those u i-hinvt to purchase heaiitiftil and Ustin meinenf s's. will rtnd It, lis lai'io wareruoui an s -I tiueut not to I e sin pas- 1 tor beawtjr, originality d assiaa, earvinp, and execution, in any of nirt. ern cities. He constantly emph ys a large nuniWr of fln-t-elass workmen and carvers, t hat enable him J Rtvsj In-it r satislartion than caa 1h- had at auy other establishment. His atrcnts, in asUclMasj . r.lers, are auttn ried to wll at the same prii that tin-purchaser would have to pay if he selected the marble in person. His customer caa alway rely upon having tin ir orders filled to the letter, a ; Msjtscffssi im hi, asm, od Mvstsesjlii aiaMs, MA 11111.1: HALL lll'ILPINCS. ilec2S Kvausitlle, Indiana. THE EVE! rwMir: ; 1 v J I. h TMti B ! VNs In n Ix-tiebceut nature has endowed man with, the Kyi: is the most important, most c implex, and most delicate in organization. From Its exposed situation, it is constantly liable to disease ihi h a-siinies varied forms, and which, when n. 1 ted or saaJtrsaSss, t frequently terminate in liltikilatss It becomes, therefore, tiee-es.sary tha the pmctitiotiei shall Is- thoroughly conversant not only with the structure of the eye ball and it ,ipl'iHlgs, but that he shall Lave a moot set mat ai.d par act knowledge of all disease to which that orati is liable. In pie-w ntin this aid for public considerate ti, I would observi that alter an experience of mmt tot yetirs iii the principal opthalmic litspit.ils of Ku. rope, togetlo-r ith the advantage id a lare private praitice, I am pn-ared tm traat aU sUaeaaes of the V.y w itli that l ertainty of sun-css which can only 1- accemplisheil by year of exerieni e. C iiisuttatiuu hour from t A. M. to z V. M. and A to ii P M. JtHlN MACKNNIS, M. I). Office, corner LH-ust and tjecoud street, Evan--ills, Iudiau jyi-ly mpiiJ.v VMAmV.Vt Vol wAal w i'vt BB giHHl Ilrnu, go to No. :J Main sti--, t. Tbej sell heap. H KKET HIli H'H KKS. R U K I TltiHt KS t'ttt'sH BKJiT pi line, I ir sale bv au5 OKO. FOSTKK A CO. t is - , Tlh mlBBLH, LA MttB MtUBmt MM IS older for Hah- by aiio

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Fever and Ague, fir. .in which mankind euffor uver a Lartro i.irt of the ;! !.., i-, ti- cousennem of a di-;weil iu:tiii in the j '-t, ii.dij.-ed b tin-poisonous raium of v .vtul. decay. Hu exhalation is evolved the tic - ti. ii of Holar hoat on wt-t suit, and ri-'s with tin-WHt-ry vaiaif fro mi it. While the sun is la-low the n( n.on tin v;ir iineM near tho ( arui . surisco and tin- virus 1- taken with it through the lung, into Hi.- Mood. Ttiore it act as an irritating puioti tin the internal viscera and excretion oraus of th IkmIv. The liver become torpid aud iaiU to erfrete not only thin virus, but also the hil frotu the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate in tin- circulation, and produce violent coustitutton.O disvtrder. The spkten, tbe kidieys, and tbe st.uvarh nympathie with the liver, and Ix-come disordered ai". Finally, thoiuetinct of our oruanSM .C M I M. .M 4 U La ' ... . . - l-iau, a it in auatb nipt to expel the nuxioita infusfoti, concentrator the whole blood of the bi.iv in the iaU-rnal excrctorie to force tbcui to "cast it out. The blood leave the surface, and rushea 1 to the central organ with congestive violence. Tliis it the Chili., but iu this effort it fails. Then tbe Fkvkk follows, in which the blood leaves the central orau and rushe to the surface, a if in another effort to expel the irritating poison through that other great exoretorj the skin. In this also It fails, and tho system abandons the attempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery of strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These are the tits or paroxysm of Fevkb and Aocr. Such conxtitotional disorder will of course tindcriuiuc the health if it i not removed. We have labored to find, and have found, an kutfctote, A YER'S AGUE CURE: which neutraii.e this malarious pisMu In the j W xnl aud stimulates the liver to expel it from the body. As it should, so it does cure this afflicting disorder with H-riect certainty. And it docs more, or rather docs w hat i of more service to thom- sub-Jtt-t to this iufoctiou. If taken in season it expels it t"r. 'tn tin- system a it is obsorbed, and thus keep tllMa who use it free from its attacks; keeps the system iu health although exposed to the disuc. ('oiise.iit-ut".y it not only cures, but protects from the treat variety of affections which are indi ced by tliis malignant influence, iuch ns Ileinitt it Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb or Masked Ague, j r nodical Headache, or lsilioiisiit a.Ja. il. . Ittliou Ft vers. Neuralgia, RhcumatiNiu, Gout, JJIiiulii.-ss, Ti Ottawa! Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitations, Painful Affectious of the Spleen, Ifysterirs, Colic, Faralysis,aud Painfu! Affections of the Btosasic i and Cowels. all of which, w he u arising from this cause, will he found to assnme more or less ot the intermittent type. This "Aouk Cckk" r. nioves th cause of theso derangements, aud cures the Is 'IS'. This it ;u -coiuplUhcs l y stiniu'iatig the excretorics to expel tlie virus Irusa thesytteUi; and these organs by degree become habited to do this their oSice of their own accord. Hence arises what we term aet-liiiwtiou. Time may accomplish the same end, but often life is i.,t h.n enough , or is acriliced in th- att-tup;, whili-thi Ai.i r. t'ciii:" d... s it at oiu !-, and with safety. We have gi. at BMHSJ to ladieve this is a surer as well as safer remedy f.. tbe whole cteej of di.- mm ssasah are caused by the atkumatic lufection, titan any other which has 1. en dix overisl ; aud it has stilt another important advautage to the public, which is, that it bakaa w ell as good. ! . Prepared hv MC. J.f. AY Kit i CO., Lowell, M is-. Pi ice tine Dollar Jkt lk.ttle. star Sold hv KKLLLK A WIHTB, KvansMlle, atd by all Di uist and Men hunts throughout this country. iusr-2-dA weow MINLD Tt SsLCCKKD! HEOKCE TH0BNHILL takes Measure in in'ormiii;; Iu-old custoniers that in the quality and style of his work, he flatters himself he cannot Is excelled. He may still be found at the corner of Si . ond and Main streets, where tho choicest II at -u sh and saddles of every description can be obtained on the lot of terms. a) lb pairing done with neatness aud duipati h. St'oond-lkikiid Harness always on band. iel ddntis; 1 . sa ir m- -ir "T'w nr t IHt. HA S. ha inu leased the roon s f. .rnierlyis.'cupied l' in. Kivett, iu Dr. Ilray's building, oksite the i. t Office, would respectfully solicit the nil. ens of Kvitusville and tlie surrou ml i tig towns and country, ' visit his room and see the siecimriisou exhibition. All those who need Dental ( isnitiotis pet t'oi int'it, anil are . leased with his work, -mil be attended to with r. at pleasure. His continuous am work without a seam or crevice. Not bins wiH Is-inr-clean, or have greater Mrcngth. His iiUKl Wouk has but two seams in a full upper or lower set. Person can laneh as heartily a tln-y chouse I without showing that tle-ir teeth are artiheiai, and I leek that nre sunken can be t .-ton d to nearlyI heir original contour. lie also m kk.-s tb" nan.ii styles of plain and sim- I j dr gtun tooth work on gold and ailrer plate and i s!so the Cheoplastic work, whk li is much liked by those wh have useil it. He litis alo two proc -- I i i xtrricting teetn witiiont jiititi no inii iiiiiion k IsaHoasefffts ts nrising from their use the most . i-lirate ran have tb. .a applied with jierfeet safety. -I'aieiils w ill consult the health and beauty of lli. ir i hlldreii by having the Dentist dir.-ct their .ri mii.I dentition, thereby protlucing syBinietry mid health to those invalntble organs. )" I take pleasure in iutroducinc Dr. Hass, formerly of Lalayette, Ind., my successor to the old room in llray's bnilding, hoping he will And t hem both pleasant and profitable From my intercourse with the Doctor, I am pleased to find him one f the progressing; poisaanln taste aud high professional ability and standing. With this view, I can, with safety, recommend him to the community ns a skillful and competent deiit;t. aplB J. KIVKTT. rmv .yti.m it.t .V7 tutiiiis, M AND DKI'OCISIS. We are regularly receiving additions to our stock f Dm ns, M k ntctK SS, QnsaiCaia, Paints, Oilh, Vattataasa, Paarvaaav, and Fascv Artiu bs, "' wln.-li wc are prepared to oiler to the trade .....I terms as c.iu be pi chased iii Cincinnati, Lou isville, or St. Louis. We have iu store l" tolls of KxTlUk I'l Kb Wiiitk I.I.M., ill Uee of i'. Itei, .'Si It's, aud lll It..-, w hieli we an- selling to the trade at manufacturers' pricea. KKLLEK A WIIITK. No. :z Main street. m v. sr th wobm ss jv ,n ojvmj i . JC Sk-ptetnber .", lsr.fi, the Board of County ComI missioners of V:itiderbnr;h county, will entrs-t I with the bidder nnst advantajreons to the interest of the county, for making the fill on Franklin t , i at the west end of the bridge crasslnp Fieon t're.-k, on s;ii. street. Sealed pr..Krsals for said I work will l received up In Ii o'clock M., of said lay . at the Audit. -r's OSkv. Ifc-nd an I SSI SlfTy will le required ol the contractorl o sN w oi k Ity order of tie-1 i.iint itoanl. JV;SM.t td M M H. V ALKFK. Atwit-r. BUT THK RIGHT KIND Off A THRESHING MACHINE! Pitts' Patent Thresher and Separator, With Mi KKI IT'S lit HIS I; POWKK ATTACH Fl, is K.nsidcrtsl to lie the best machine of the kind iu the Wrt. The uud-Tsinued are uow prepared to fnrnish niarhii.es of the a Is .ve Patent, of a atylw aud maks ) not excelled in the western country. All we ak is that our work may be compared with any of our coteuiporaric, as also our prices. These Machines were already thoroughly Introduced and known when wS comstetieed the tuauufa. lure of Ihetn; and we shall only say that al the Lathities of that patent which we make, shall be made in 1 each a manner, of such materials, and with such ! ;Baprovemciit of out own, as will mate r tally iures se the valuable reputation it has acquire. I ann uK ( Th rustier. Wi ran now offer to our customers a ch.nx- ol these ex. .-llent Machi-irs, and also a ch'-ice ot the Horse Powers, todiik. them, of al.v size, frotu 4 to In horse, upon a- reasonsble b rm as any otl.er iislalilhis sssat ai.d ws respectfully solicit order tor . itber size or kind, and would ie.Bet that C y he s.-nt in us tarly a possible, to iusun- retting the best niachiue. K BATS A H El L MA N . BB M UT VMMB VBJSKTS. TMti SB Mm ( in-stt are made in the most fisi Uifnl uiauiar at the Nashville Penitentiarv. of red Oedar. and oi five different siaes. The odor of tho w.-od is de. etructivu to moths and all insects, aud renders the Chests invaluable for packing away blankets and . oth. r woolen nood through the summer. Foi sals at the Wooden Ware Store. J. L Itl'SSKLL, -Vsi Main -t: .1. myio Hetwecu Third ana rourtli, LoinsviHe. wo uoatt cjtBfjKjrr tests wastBL h !' 1 minim it the shop, cor in: .1 . i.-nth

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COMMISSION MERCHANTS Old Established Wharf Boa EVANSVILLL. 1ND. P. G. O'RILEY 8c Co.

: M.MISStiiN JIKRCHANTs General Iailroc,StemlKat, and Exprec Age fipecial Agenti for the PE.VX. CENTRAL RAILROAD; and connections over which we are authorised to give through receipts at the lowest possible rates Having a mammoth Wharf boat at the landinc, the largest ou the Ohio River, capable of storing and protecting all merchandize liable to dama; from exposure, we are prepar! to facilitate th diaCatch of all consignments, forwarded to our (are y either RIVER, RAILROAD OR f ANAL. Particular attention paid to Receiviag, Staria and Forwarding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to us foi sale, and satisfaction guaranteed. Office and extensive Warehouse oa Water street, adjoining the Telegraph, and on the Wharf mwmt, where we are to be found, attending to th. int. r . iof om patrons at all hoars, day and night. vtith oar superior facilities: long standing ; untiring energy; and knowledge of our business, we feel confldeat of giving general sati-facti. n, and aope to merit a continuance of the extensive patron -age w e are now enjoying. Liberal cash advances will be made on allconsigaments to either ourselves or correspondents iu auy of the principal markets, North, East or South. P. C. O'RILEY A. CO. eiJML have a large doit Ids Warehouse at the Canal Basin, capable of storing Nny amount of produce, which will to received, stored, takeu care of and hwld subject to the ow usrs orders on nnwt reasonable terms. r.o.o'uurr. a AM' Commission Merchant, No. 2 Sot th Watkk Stru t, Rvaksviu i fi&OMJvMl WJrKn.-.W iU v p,e,.red to store iu our Fire Proof Warehouse, any quantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandise, on the most liberal terms. Having large aud airy rooms up stairs, particular care will bo taken of Household Furniture, Agricultural Implements aud all kind : ii I . r ware liable to damage f om damp or rust. IiiMiranceeflectedutt'ie lowest fire proof rat. by the month, or longi r when desired. Warehouse located ou corner of Locust street and W. and E. Cakial, and moat convenient for shipping by River or ltailroad. Apply to aJ GEO. FOSTER k O0. mmuouw sr jin.nji.v. kki au MB I NO, FOB WARDING AND GENERAL Amenta for au??haSait; CuLiyEMIuTi?.'l diana. We have formed a co-partnership under 1 style of Brow Aikman, and offer our services 111 the capacity as set forth in onr card above. We are futly prepared to extend every facil't 1 shippers, either by CANAL, RIVER, or jUII BOAD, aud assure them that'tln ir interest m be taitht n! ly represented, should they bo please.) to favor us with their patrenage. Office and Warehouse on tbe corner of Main s-: and the Canal. WM BBOWN, XV. M. AIKMA Late of Howard & Brown. Late of TOtfrnM, - jan'JL'i i MOH.V S. JBMTI HVI.l. V t o.. It t ( Kl I NO, FOUYA AKItlNG AMi itiMllh SIOX sfERt It NTs. Water street, Iielween Main and L.s n-t. l. A.SSV1LLE, INDIANA. Sid' Particular attention kiv- n to the forwarding d p-ueral Merchandise ;:tid Produce, l-y I Canal, or Railroad. sV. . UHTUB V UOUUH, (Majors to R. s. Howard,) Receivinf:, V orwai dl.ig a 1 C ni in Usiou Merchants, No. 4 Uaterstroel, uear Slain, Evansville, Indiana. Mr. Liberal advance made ou consignments to Ni 1 irhans. R. C. M AI k.llTI It. nov:io-lyd .1.. 0. bLat'bUTER... W M. Hull J I. II I U A M M.LSOK .JObEPB t. H RE1 K Auction and Commission. MM JS Mt SBJS JT mVCCMiSSOItS MF to Woolsey Jt Nelson, w ill coiitiuusxilka. ComtuUsion business, both at private sale ,-ui4 :$ auction, at the old stand, corner Mam and Thira streets, opposite the Washington Hotel, wh they will ay particular attest tiesi to tie- sale aj everytbiuK entrusted to thsa ; th y btUJ sill l ! i any auction sale anywhere in the city. l..nicuiar attention given to the sale of l.ai Is tttid Town Lots. Ac, Ac. w 01 am 1 1 f.t.l7-ly I'.i in i j h. jt.y-ii CAIRO KKlll'I.AK I'ASSKNiiKIt I'Ai Kl.l . CHAILKY l;oVM(imTicB. Master, h ave Y. atis ille Toes lay und Friday, at 18 . M., arriving at l'adiic.-ih at i o'eba k, A. M ., Cairo at l'.' o'clock, M., Wk-dDesilay nn l Nattird;i. turning. le.iM-s Cairo i'ii ry ! 1 , :,. Is,: day, at 7 o'clock, I. M . , und I'ailiH ali rv. ry Tlnirsday and Sunday, at o'clock, A. M., Bssaastafsjp at Kvansvillo with the Kvausville ami Craw lot. )n die K. It., and pajsksSja for OrssJsi Kiver. Also, . n.s tin at Southland with 'uiulx-rlaiid lti r rW(k . eU ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans nn l si, Louis Packets. Tickets can be ubuutil ou board the boat I r.asi.Tli cues. KKtiULAB KVANSY I LLP. A CANNKLToN TRDWBEKLl PACKET. BBJCKMiT TMJBMti MJt CBJS T r :. . M. CES!! The last and light MM n,'er packet ALIDA, Capt. I S.Mil.LY DESHLKS, Clerk Worthi Hilton and Cooper, I now placed as a permanent , t, ,, t in tbe trade, and w ill h ave Eaij.- illr ptn. tually, every MONBAT, WKDNIiSDAT, AND FRIDAY, ! at 10 o'clock A. M.. ana returuinir. will feat. Can i nelton every TFKSDAY, THURSDAY, AND sATDftHW, ' a7 A. M. Foi freight or passage, apply on I aag .Of MS lli.hH Till KINK l.li. in draught steamer POLAND. Crae.-y, master, J. II. Duncan, rlerk, will leave Kvansville fo Louisville aud intermediate landings every 1 1 k - DAY F.YLMNO, at 5 P. M., sad every s ATt'lt DAY MORN I NO, at 'J A. M. For freight or passage, apply on board. JylS S fOMfJX S NKW AKKANOKMKNT. Anats's Kxparsa Omhanv restiectfully The i,,ni,in to their frieiula and fiat r. int. I be tuibli,' t r. a i is i lit nuu u uiio, nini, si i in i if i e us-.i nwi, ti. s 1. r the trausrtatioii of EE I GUT, PACKAGES, MOSEY A X D V A L V A r, L V They solicit a continuance of former favor. K Cial care takati iu the collection of Bills, Drafts, des, and the transportation of .-mall and valuable packages. All persona wishing to avail themselves of the f duties of the Express, can obtain any deeir.sl inSn mat ion in reference to the routes and details cf tb business, at th-iir Office on First street, betaees Main and Locust, opposite the Post Office. del" O. H. FISH -srat. sCTI JCs PACK KT The steatuer SI I. Kit STAB, rosier, master. leave Kvansville everv M.-nday. Wednesday, and Friday, at i Srtesssk M. Lea von Padueah ssjsarf Osssdsy, Thursday, and rsUurda. t 9 o'clock A. II. Coiiuci tiiij: st Kvansville wif tie Kvan-Mlle and ( 'raw lei ilsville Railr.sx I t. i a'.l peint North mid East, with packets for Lotii-villc, i;reen, and Wahanh rivers. At Pailucah with pa i. ets for St. Louis, New Orleans, aud the Daily Mail IsMitaloi Cairo, Nashville, and Tennesser river. i ' i promptly attended, and charges for freight and passage, same a --hatgeal Ujr She regular packet. Through Idlla of la.ihig p. Orleans sad all oinU on the TenneSu-e and ('um berbind rivers. :inuls CLEAR THICK ICE FROM LAKEffEl lN. mm a. f. a on 1 1 i i . rut. fQ earnest solicitation of many persoi.,. ha- . on, ladad tsshstrlboSe a portion ot his KPLKNIH I LAKK PEPIN 1CK to the citiwa cf the toua. I leaving it st their doors from w;u.. ii, will , ... desvor to begin tbe buinea to-isxMToar awndtie The ice i a clear a crystal solid as a rv. and THisrr inches in thickness. He fa '.; that the origiu.U cost aud heavy . pene of , curing it, will not allow him t.i put the pr low to consumer as he would wish : but In- is i . i siia.le.lth.it wheu its duiability and superb r sajsiil ties are tuny testeu, 11 wr.i te ionud cnea r m.-ifi any otbsr to 1? had, and when the account for tbe whole season's ice i footed up, the total expru-. will not lie found to le greater than the sinu jnid for our ordinary ice in common N-usons. Thowe who wish a regular supply at their sf.-r. -oi dwellings, w ill phase k-ava tb s at C O. 1 ' KI LEY'S i oiiutiug-rooni. lelU II tj.iTi iii m j.y-n JMI7 1 M' WW NKW STOCK AT B1TTKOLLK We would respectfully inform the public that we have jut received our new stock of Gold an I v. r Watches, tine Jewelry, SilverPen. Ac., including soaie very fiae Lava, UsrjL Mosaic, aud Cameo - ' r, haiidssjt tvles of Gold Cuard, Fob, and Vest ( bain-, Pins, Brsoeleu, Kar Kings, Finger Ming, Aij. We would call particular attention to out stuck oi Gold aud Silver Watches, which am of superiu, quality, iu ail respect. Also, a good Stuck ol , , hie. Tea, Salt, and Mustard Spoon-, F 4 s warranted pure Silver. Silver-plated ;iie. such as Cantors, Cake Hasket. SH.1, .fc., of 1 UK I-.IHV liCM.ITV, alWSls oil hand. We are selling at F.astern pri I.'i .-' Sewl warrant our vnm1 to he as repreaent. d mvIS BITTKOLLF BROS , 4 Main st

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