Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 September 1859 — Page 2

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cTDTTiinvn in ftATLRDAY MORNING. For Judge of Um Fifteenth Judicial Circuit. JOHN PITCHER, of Posey. WM. F. PARRF.T7, of Warrk Prosecuting Attorney for the tM JAMBS SHANKLIN, of Vanderburgh. Ttae Fraukl in Street Bridge. famous " human mechanical con struction ' of Mr. Saunders at the Frtflkha street crossing of Pigeon Creek have . at m a awamiltlkl hv 1 within the last tew days oeen Km v - a number of most competent bridge bmld n and engiueers. We risited it on Thurs- ... : i v. -;.!,, i day evening wiui aa eipcircm. unvSt architect, one in whom the whole community hare entire confidence in the soundnesa of ha judgment and practical skill. He confirmed all the objections we hare made to the structure, and pronounced the abutments entirely unfit to sustain the pressure of the fill that is proposed to cast gainst them. In his opinion the first rise in the creek that would saturate the earth around them, would tnrow them into the creek. There is stone and masonry enough if built in the right shape and placed where they should hare been, to have completely answered the purposes of a good bridge. There has been more money expended upon these misplaced and ill-sbapen abutments than would hare been required under judicious plans to have built the entire bridge. The contractors have apparently done a good job for the extravagant pay they got. T b stone are of good size and well laid in the exterior courses, which is all that can be seen but they are not pointed with cement, as asserted by Mr. Saunders, except ou the face and ends, where it has been done with apparently poor cement mortar. The form selected for the abutments has no precedent in the art of bridge building or any other " merely human mechanical coBntroctioM " over our creeks and water courses. The bridge is to be arched ; but the walls of the abutments arc built obliquely to the direction of the arch ; there will consequently be a tendency of the timbers, forming it, to slip from their positions in the direction of the obliquity of the wall , and as the strength of an arch depends upon the firmness oi its base, the superstructure will be apt to fall, if contrary to all reasonable probabilities the abutments should happen to stand. The only remedy for the blunders already committed in the opinion of the gentlemen who examined the work is to build as we have already suggested two neto abutmenu further up the banks use the present ones as piers and make the bridge twice or three times as long as tii.-t proposed. Let the present abmmeuts stand atone naked in their beauty and majesty monuments of the genius that designed them, and of the wise heads that adopted and sanctioned the plan of them. They will be worth, perhaps, more than their cost, in the useful lessons they will teach to the people of the oounty in the future admiuutraliou of their affairs. If they shall he the occasion of inaugural iug a reform in the county administrator at the county they may be the means of saving to the people ten times the amount squandered upon them. The new abutments, it is estimated, will cost eight or ten thousand doijars. This expense would be sav id, partly, in avoiding the fill. They WjuJ prevent the destruction of the work already done. It would be better to pay the additional costs than to lose all that has been expended, and that which may be added to it. It is obviously the duty of the Commissioners, in compliance with the demands of public opinion, before they allow the work to proceed, to cause a survey to be mads of the abutments by competent engineers and bridge architects, and take their opinions for their guide. There is Mr. Daniels, at Patoka, an experienced and successful bridge builder for Railroads, who understands more of such " human mechanical constructions " than almost any one else in the Pocket. There is also Mr. Ball at Terre Haute, a practical and scitntific engineer, and several experienced men in bridge building in our own county, who could be con sulted, and on w hose opinion the Commis sioners might rely. Before any more public money is wasted, the opinions of there men should be taken. If the Commissioners will iersist iu going ou under the plans and direction of the present engineer, if will bt the duty of $mme of tke tax-payers of the county to ak or an injunction, to stop thecareer of extravagance and folly which has thus far attended this work. Since writing the above, we learn that a petition is in circulation, receiving numerous signatures, asking the Commissioners to have the abutments examined by Mr. Daniels, of Patoka, before proceeding further with the work on the bridge. The Enquirer will not publish Mr. Saunders card, because we omilkd a few tar agraphs of personal rcurriltty, which that priut deeux-t an a.-.entiul part ot' a Jim usmdii iu regard to a piece of masonry aud engineering. Too many prints of the same kiduty make personal vituperation the staple of sll controrersiea ; it ia their unfailing resort sad Uit srgument in erery cuutest. Nut a fact in the administration of goTcrntuenu-. oor a measure of policy a qaestion iu regard to the qualificatious of a caudnlate uor ft matter anccting toe mieresui aud cuiMrtitutional rights of the people, can be discussed without eliciting float a pnek of mental Vuerra Mepkitia ft (ItscUftrge of fetid personal sbuse from their upturned tails as their only defence and reply. Happily for th reputation of the press, 1 1i- SBimaU are being killed off by public opinion. fUi Letters from WaaiiiDgtou s.ty Mr Bochsnsu pronounced the Douglas Matnicsto as published bj the Hat per a palter of gmt ability."

ury full of Deficits.

Tho late Auditor iua ireajsuTer, ... under thst r.tW ' t rent so njvp u'mmiuw . j i law tb nublisli iuontiilf etattuiente of ihe I

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of the State Treasury. The pcocondition 'pie will he glad to hear that their slroutf . . . . ? a. .11 . . ' , . uox i iuu j""-"h ........... .-e, with deficit?. How Ml a negative sub- , oam-P fr,,t into the treasury is not explainetl, hut the two officers upon their oaths declare it is really there. It can't lie seen Out may becif by tkre people. . The following, the Treasurer and Auditor ' toy, is an "Kilobit showing the balances bu hand, and of what iU-ms cow used, at th? cnmmeucement of the netlt ncmaWn(s, lerm of of&c and tho cfl&h in trcaaurv at lhj3 time The Ml .winr . ' Treasury balance Not. 1,1So mi,! 2a Receipts to and including February , 18.VJ 402,632 92 Total ;Vtt,S93 20 Expenditures for tho untie period 154.1' . bl Treasury Italance '., ISM... J7s,78 ju Total 633.8J6 Balance brought dowu 878,7Stt is And composed of tho following items, vix : Wabash and Erie Canal balauce.5-S.iu J M Cash in hand of State Agent WfjSTI mi Receipts tor money advanced to members and clerka of the Legislature and to State ofhcere as rash 15,11 2S Currenry, CO,.".'" S3 Deficit lua.'Jl'J 04 Toul aTS.'ss ;.9 There was in the treasury on th first of November, 1858, the handsome pile of $131,000 but 107,000 of it was in i-ri-cits some kind of impalpable gas with a Tery falid odor to it the remaius of old political corruptions which has an offensive stench to the aostrds of the tax-payers and all honest men. The following is the present fiscal condition of the State : Treaauiy balance February 10, 1S.VJ $878,788 f9 Receipts t ami inciu.lin Aug. 31 C4G,:i01 CO Total ?l,i.i,c 9 19 Rxp4-iditurea for tli saiu period 847,737 (' Wabaah nd trio Canal balance 2S.9-29 54 Deticit 94,204 0.1 Cash in tiauda of State Agt Is 7." 31 Actual cth on hand t 1, 1!M 35,4fS S3 T.-tal. l,Ui.r.,OiK) l'J Treaaury balance Sept. 1, 1809 Walah and Erie Caual balance Mji.t 64 Cash in baud of Slate Agout ld,7SO 34 Deficit j,m 03 Actual cub ubaiHl this day 43,46 tiJ 1T7,3JJ 13 Tetml SlTT.afti 5S The State Treasury bohls uuder ito locks $17T,ouO, and in the um it contain, there Ss yet over $94,00u in dkf: its, which we trust the treasurer " will safely keep ' and allow no rogue to ab-tract the precious deposit. Tle Coat of Bridge Building. Mr. Sannders does not desire to hear about any other " mechanical construction? " thnn his own, and he is almost tired of the fame his own have given him. Hut . ; tax-payers may wish to know the costs they are paying for their work, compared with the exjienses of similar works to o'her?, we have been at the pains of getting some sta tistics. Most of our citizens are attainted with the long and well constructed Railroad bridge over White river. Not inclnd'm in of the long trestle work that forma the ap proaches to it, the bridge proper h 660 feet long has vovr spasi and a draw -al.o roc a Picas ami two AnrTMKNTs, averaging 34 I1 in height --all of superior masonry -e.jual to any in the count : v. with deep and expensive timber foundations iududing the roofing and enclosure of this long structure, it cost, what? yes; what'do the tieople of this county thiiik was the entire expense of that heavy undertaking '.' Iu entire cost to the Railroad Coxipany w.i the sum of thirtytftv thousand dollars ($35,000!) The White river bridge is a single trnt k bridge with sjians of 140 feet in clear ; and btigfl eonstrurtt-d for the passage of heavy locomotives and train, often of a hundred tons burthen; it is of course, of vastly heavier proportions than ths Franklin street bridge h to be. There was upwards of sixteen thousand pounds of iron used iu it. The contractors on this White river bridge both for the kafeonrv and superstructure nuule money by the job, ami are uow ready to duplicate it for the same sum of 936,000. In contrast with this, look at the cost of our bridge over a diminutive creek. The people have been taxed to an amount almost equal to the whole coot of the White river bridge, to build two ill-planned abutments, that are almost useless now they are done. Is any Stronger proofs of either ineomjietency or fraud, in the administration of our affairs, needed r Is it not time to institute a reform? Tl... t.ir i.uvurj .:.. , . int. i.ix-pavirs, vAiinoui reg.tra lo pfalTiea or cliques, should demand it. County Commission tit. We published si the request of a Iargw number of citizens a call ujiou .Mr. Alexander Maddox to offer himself iu a reform candidate for county Commiosioner. Mr. Maddox had no intimation of the wishes of his fellow citieus before the notice appeared in our colnmns. Having no personal aspirations for the offie, and no thought of being a caudtdate himself, he had etrcournged another gentleman to unnounee himself it candidate ; lie therefore feels a delicacy in accepting tiny nominutiou, and would uot nnder any circumstance, if he were entirely free run as the candidate of a clique of either reformers or old fogies ; or us a Candidate pledged to pUriue any psrtieular course in re 'urd to , IMUtt traaansctiutu. or future ones, lie would gl) lUtO Oflice fn?e tt) follOW nil OWU tOUVicniiiisuiuui;- anrr ur uuu mm lime to S;tlStjr liiiueif wiiat the interests of the t niititv , .,, , ii tu. ill. led. He Ultcs Uot yield to the gellcral wi.l, tluit hch.iuld Iconic a candidate; but we la-lir-e ibcrc is a movement amontr the lM-SSjrera asd voters of ,,11 ptirlics that Will imptiM. the duties t,f Commissioner mm himsjWcjt, t oiVf, Sews bns been received from France that the Fuipress Eugenie is discat.ling her hoops, and U about introducing tight sleeves

Ma. Li'iTOJ. In answer to the cull dq tue

B VB SH - i r:i' ;1 fir : . A i. - ' 1 M ' " ' OUD. '. - Mm sioner, 1 would aa that I have uuderlo no tli.ine .-.hue T w:i acting in your County Commissioner jotue years ago. When a Com- , . . . m. I . it.) oflii-c. it Itecomrf i ------ his July to look into the cuty nVr mill v. and it he sees anything wrong it is j his duty to have the matter investigate. - j I will further slate that the terms "reforlu J wd " riid investigation,'' used in the annoiinceuient of my name, was without my 'consent or knowledge. 1 have never contented, as yet, that my n.ime should appear before the people as a candidate, aud, if I should, it will appear in proper lime. Alkxandck Maddox. Bja-The Douglas men in Wisconsin were recently betrayed by the oflice holders, as tbey are likely to he serve! in this and other States. An impression has very generally prevailed, that, of all the Western States (outside of Illinois), there) was none in which Douglas had so strong ami sure a hold upon the Democracy as in Wisconsin. Such is probabl the fact ; yet, at the late Democratic Convention of that State, the friends of the Little Rebel, much to their disappointment, were foiled in their purpose of chooalng delegates to the Charleston Convention. The Milwaukie H'tfi't, a neutral paper, thus tells the story in brief: "The Democratic State Convention post:, potied the appointment of delegatesMo Charleston to a State Convention, to be held on the 2 2d of February. his is a decisive triumph of the Seymour and Admistration interests over the Douglas partisans. The postponement was carried by a close vote. The I ouglas men feel very sore over the re sult. The passage can now be made be tween this city and New Orleans, inside of two days and a half. The route is to Cairo; thence by steamboat twenty miles to Colnm bus, Ky.; thence by Mobile and Ohio, Mississippi Central, and Ore t Northern Railroads to New Orleans, t -s than four days is required to pas? between New Yolk, and New Orleans byjthis route fioru C.iiro by the North-Western Railroads. We see it stated that Mr. Douglas was presented by the Harpers with ten or fifteen thousand copies of their Magazine containing his essay on popular sovereignty. UMMBi In thin citv, M-xterday afleriiuu, Mr. Mm Aum.-thos.. I i tt, wife fit ;iniii l K. l.-lt, agt il i'i years. But tour week ago, she xtod hefore tint altar a ltap bride, and took her nuptial vuwi atuid Hit CougraluUtioua of s cruwl of frieuthi, with t In I -r - .'ts of a lout; aut happy life To- morrow tho s.u: i- friend wiU atxvuihte in grief and sadnia to niugle their tears eer her biur and consign her artliljr lorn to th tuil. Such arr th iusciutabte dei i el Proileuee tu W ediioaday morning, tke 7(h instant, at his rt'Sl.len. - ill CVlltel Tewusliip, Wll I.IAK tl , aU St MO of Andrew and Ah in. id Krkme agid 31 wu and lo' uiouths. The last oueof six chihlreu. They are all happy w tru.t, iu the arm a fcVdeetncr. NEW ADVRTISEMENTS. WpiJVOS. -Jl tfT MH4 Ell ;. J M tin- n- 1 1 mint of Pianos, which for loos and quality cauuot bo exceUwd ty any iustru menti in the west To lie !lsKe.l of on reasonaId. tetias, by sepio J. HLAI.V. ,m.nnMH.i.- movhms, Hr.v, WM. the laigest and liest arraiikfed Hotel in tieNew Bnsjssni is late ; is centrally located, and e.isy of access from all the routes of travel. 1 1 contains all tin- modern improvements, autlevery eouveuienee tor the omlot t and a. . . iniuod.it ion d the t ravelin;; pnldic. The sleeping to nts are large and well ven tilated: tin 'suite ol rooms are well arrange. I. tuM . completely fnriisfhed lot litiuiliM, and lalge travel- i . . . ..I I -If .1 ...... iiil partus, ami tne uoiie win conunue i. is- aepi as a first - l.os hotel iii . t r.-np.. t . SepS-IY I.KW1S KICK. Prop r. Ti.riOTHt' tiKKH. lOU Ml tiMML,h choice new timothy seed, just received and foi sale low to . lose cousiftniitent. snfSS-U E. S. BABt'tX'k. mmti w aita. -5 rkmmcmi'cmmivu S w jiKt reeie.l and for smU- liy pt fe-tl L. S. UAlU'dCK. f-iTUTIS.V WJUSTIti JMtJlt.KS 3 MAN OU BtNJk-KkCPKU. A vouuk man. well iualitied for either of the above situations, djsiresenipltiyment iu a dry goods establishment. In.iiireof tt. M. SkLLMAN, sep'J-dt First street, m ar the PitonVe. St m l I. I I U I. It I! t tt I'll . A'. fST St. i vsvii.i.u tNIi ctlHii - ; ANSYTM.K, AND t AIKO M Uf, I'M'KET, IIA.Kf. DELL, R. Br.r.4, Captain, J. K. Richardson and A E Smith, Clerks, will leave V'v m crlllo r..r 1'iilri. An.rrTnniir nrptiltiir unit for Louisville everv S.stnrdav at 7 A.' M For freit-ht or passage, a pp I onboard sep'J-lm mLKCTMBJtr jxancm. tatk or mm BJ , a ni k ii i..ii to., - i. I, Louis Richtei, Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, within and for said Cwuuty, do hereby certify to the Sherifl of said County, what Officers are to he elected! at the next gem-rat election (In the State of Indiana;, to le held on the second Tuesday in October, A. D. lf'., at the dilterent u'tces of hoUliit; elections in s ud C onty . to-vsit : v Jude for the Fifteenth .Indicia! Circuit, an Attorney I'r-scculiui; for th.l ift -eiitli Judicial Circuit, and a County Coturaissioner for the Third District of Vanderburgh Co. iTttrss, my hand aud the wal of said I Court, at Elrausville, this Tt li day of skaL. 5,,,,.,, A. D. l&i'J. LOCIS BIC1ITKB, Cler V. C. C. Bv virtue of the Certificate of the Clerk of the Y.iiiderburgh Circnft CVnrt, of which the above is ; a true anJ lull copy, notice is hereny given to the ,.luiinc. ,ot . ui Countv. that an election will ! held at thu several prcrim u in the Townships i - n i i .nn ty, t. tut the vacancies above certified, oi. TuesUay, the llth day of tVlober, A. li. 18.V.I. JtiHN S. C.AVITT, SM8-IAtdwJt fherifof Vanderburgh Co. WW ( iiUNEK OE I NULL AND KOUKTfl WL m h m mm Mtt trefi si x ' mm m.- m j ,, . ., - , ... . , j. i, llsub r.l, rkeei, coMtantly on hand a full siipplyuf dry ash. hickory are. other rM.t.ns..r w.s.1 wh h In- will deliver i,, cuowe.s to any par of the city. .. the Iowcm pri es 1 hose w ho purchase of htm nra t Mire of od IVjli'l C u nA ,. I- n,.., ut the eal ... i save i ta seller the trouble of runn,,,,. "lis. MHW ' lur...oli.n. I kMMJ.Vfnr ssSVTrV.-! UK V fcJ TKY .d 31. Paul s (KpiscMl) Church desire ! to engage an Orgit tt iat. Application, stating terms, ' w ill ti receive. I by the tinderniiiiK I. stP-lw J. T. CRISP. Votkahota cop? J BmMSSOM.VTMO.V. T Ml MS F BOMBS BW kloual .injection liutweeu I'rs. Klirmau A lUird has ceased, by the withdrawal of Ur. Kalrd. Tin-bills will Is? adjusted by Ur. Lli U M N. who is aiithuriz.Kl to collect the r.tme. Mbks' k QLMiftt II B. . J,:!,,, h ia in his Z ot oi.otni. e.l tilavii re- : 1 l'uUy r", u.u" ,uf th Uwl ,:r,"" Medical schools, j ami who has had prac tice as a surg on as well as a j 1'ii.vwcian. iney cm t-o c.innnltr.1 at tlie omce beret tfore ii.ie.j ov in. tB.il riii 11 . at all Hours. MBJUl'Ef'S tO.il. OIL UBKJSE MM i- -ii.. i to itnvtbit n, l4. Hurries. ' 1.. Mill I Talesw all the bland n.ss ..t oil: keep the ax ice ai..l tduan - si.. - as.. ..is . ...ill . a. A b -nn-alHre; fat fheapnes. and durability, Is unsur- . . -1..I v i , . i. . ' " . '"V. EHA S ilT-h7 t ' an-' i it . Will NISI I . II At tOl.yTf OBIIKBS. O.VK THOt w ml li. Il.n- in t'ounty nr. lei- w int.-.l At.uH AMI Kb tKK. ! . HH.I.X .I f t. v. jfsVSV too Wjr iy-. I ,ism punuds Xn. 1 Bran l-r sale at I ox per kw its, at Z. U. COOK st 0V,ft.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GAINST FALL WINTER Fires ! CHOICE INSURANCE ITH THK x I Ql :n. IViMkPtiKATEli ISIS fWiWTSn PKRl'KTliAL CASH CAPITAL, $1,000,000 ! ABSOLUTE AX b IS IMPAIRED. NET flrRPLI S OF 94,H1 19, And the prestige of 40 yr. ince awl experience. fPWARDS OF $12,000,000 Ofloehnve been paid hy the T.tiii Iiifltiranre Company in the pact 40 year. The value of reliable insurance will U apparent from tke following LOSSES PAID BY THE iETNA DtTBTKO THE PAST FIVE TEARS: In Ohio $431,520 S3 ) In If lchifsnSlf,04a 81 In Wiftcnuin 1 1 07 In Indiana. . 14fi,K!'i 81 In Kentucky. I.1K 40 In Ulincia... 448,a7 41 Missouri ;i,.'lH o-l I Tvnursae...... '.rj.ol'J 21 Iowa X Minn. 101, I n) 4C. Kan. & Xeh. 19,94". 77 rtfaa. Va. . WIJM Si Ark. A Ga... ,94f. 00 Mhwuaippi and Alabama, : - 1 1- 18 Fire and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at torso consistent with solvency and fair profit. Jbftcial sJSBfjffa fimm Innrure oj DWF.LLISi'.S ami CoiUtHtt, or term of I lo 5 pea". Th.' solid service long and successfully tried, aud the many advantages the JKtna Insurance Oeinpa uy posse na la its line, should uot be overlooked by those ready to insure, aud nude rstandiug their best iutc rents. During "stringent times," the necessity for reliable Insurance becomes an imperative duty the ability of property owners to sustain loss being then much lessened. Agencies in all the priucipal cities aud towus throughout the State. Policies issued without delay, hy any of the duly authorized Agents of the Obniiuiuy. 0G- nU8INKf3 ATTENDED TO WITH DISPATVll AND FIDELITY "Ml ALLE. C. HALLOCK, Afcest. m pt-:iiiidAw NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS, jr a runs, irov Jtrnn tri'trt n to MJ call ou UOSEK DUOS. & tV. They are now aide to show you oueof the tmosi fashiottuhl,' ttH ktit FAIfCY DRY (.oops e. c 1 i ought to this market. Your especial attention in railed to thtrir large as-ortnieut of BLACK AND FANCY BILK8, MsjtsSSSag Rohes, Bayadere Stripes, and all nitxlt n styles of the ilay. In WOOLEN OOODS their stock will compare IktOtaoij with any other house in the West. 8 ILK VELVET AX l CLO TH CI. OA A'.-, ol miierior iiutlity and style. Tb. ir .lock of Ladisa' COLLARS t SLEEVES i luioiens.-; nor luiut you forget to look at their immense variety of I. flies'. Mi-..-', and t'luldreu's Hove and Gloves, Ac., Sc. House Wifes will aNo find ft t) their interest to exaiuiu their stock of 1511'OUTKD CAUI'KTS, "LOOK OIL CLOTHS, HOOK MATS. SMJOO, in IdTe quantity. It would be hardly worth wliih to auuiuerata their stx-k of Staple Goods. It is generally cou--etl d that their stock of Calicoes, Elannels, blanket-. Shawls, C'asfisSONSj Sattinets, Jeans, Linwey. Sc., Sc., will, in variety, in qnalitr, aud in price, boar investigation with any other house iu tlie citv. Reniemlier No. .10 Main atresl. sp5 UOSKU BUUM. A CO. JH I'KJKMJg ji mt KXMMKn since the formation of our partnership. Out trmd has to. i .;.. ! Iwjrond our exetati.n. We desir. to return oar sincere thanks to our mum t -ous patrons and if a well astorteil stock of goods, low prieee, and strict attentlou to business, will soerit n continuance of your favors, we think we will kavo claims upon you. Our facilities for purchasiuK at low pi o . - were never as i ! as at present. NINK Y BARS' LXPLRIKNCK at tnerchalidiMUg has euahlett us to becoute At -quninted with some of the hJ kt-- in the lea.l-in,-markets f the I nion. and we are almost iiatly receiving supplies buss some of them. We may not "hkw" as much as other houses. whose re. eipts are lary'.y i.n'.voini by primting But the public may depend that iu prices, tpialitiee, and quantities, we "won't be bent. We ask atrial. snsS It'KKRY Bit v'Mainstt.i tl'JVUBMB J VST B K i til I 'ED VSI hush country Bian ,i i. h and heavy,) fltSI Iht W. t Chtee, J tierces J.rinie Leal Laid. . hints do N Hngsr, IVtsj Ito Bur l.esut and Shot, 100 has hats Irish Potatoes, so dor. Krt-sh kgs, H !t.- I l esh Table Buttl. For sale hy eep'. VirKKHT ItRoH , Main street. J . PRKRT EhLIOTT'H CITY OsftllOdry ol" Art, NO. 45 MAIN STREET, KVAtiSVlLLE, ISO. sHf Particular attention given to PhotoirrHph aud Melainotypes. BSfjAly ,W"t. .. sons indebted te C. OAV1USON, nr.- re spectfully requested to call and pay up within ten days, or measurvs certainly will l.. taken to enforce payment. N. B. All work in the Tailoring line will f i tleh.led to aith nentn.ss and dispatch, hilt hot on nyssSs no tassj credit. sep'.-::t C. PAVIDSON. AMERICAN Wholesale Clothing House. TKJ rKJBS JtJO, THK WHO I H Clothing trade of ths West was comparatively of small amount, and was confined almost exclusively to a retail business in the larger towns and cities alone. Now this line of Roods has become I nn almost indispeiisalde part of t be stock of everv general Iiry U.ssls store from the crowded city to the cross-rreul stand. Like all changes in trade, 1 however, this one has not been produced except for tlie best of reasons. Anion- tbee nrs the icrest sviug of material by cutting a Ian,- tiiantity of garments toirether the snperior work ami seed of sew ini; machines in manufacturiuK the in .it savlni; of time iu waiting- for your "turn" at the TalJ lor's the uncertainty of even th, n getting a satisttctory "nt, aim above all tlie savniK ot at least t eo-.ithe cost of the rarment in the nrtVe. Tor a number of year this has unit leu a part of our , penerai ury i.ootis Misiness, out we have inaiie arranjfements to devote oor whole house exclusively to it alone with such lines of Notions aud ' r'tirnishinK Oootls as will ht necessary ami desirable ' in that trade, lb-lit v iug that the true interest of I w"' tA" 2 1S wr oum 1 1 sp-t iiuity aiiiicuuce iiihi we now usve , , , f t,,tf , ,, moi(t de,irit,,K. fc f WKljLMADB ('LOTlIINl! that was j off We , y from M f, . , Jul nadS geuerallv -. We charge uoth- . !? 1 riJ OUr UH!"' m"rH if .... , , ,, . , ,-. , . .... .... arm. e. nrnrrn co., .jCt No. is Main street. W.NT. E. FRENCH ft CO., WIIOtES.VLK DKALERS IN EEADY-M AIf Y ASK EE SOT iOSS. MOm ill) Msttts Street, Evsutv i lie, Kutl. A genu for torniau Anchor Bolting Cloth. B OtT ST 1. 14 It T l-s.tr M O.S-M-J 1 MiJ His riifht knee is lnrtcr than the other. It is ere-were weak Aim one Ctk tug up (lie Policy and UotifviuK tlie underlie 1 , will be liberally rev arlel. -.pi led kltt.AU Dl.NK. 'jfH UBOI.yuS.THE SI USCBIBEM6 t..-t k iii the avi.l. i Irtirb I on lily (Hillural and Horticultural Laud Associatiou will take notice that a call is made for the balance due .n ktiletot iption made prior to laV.i ami fifteen ,U,llmr " "." vlh. !,,tu' J" " '' itmontit is lievd.-d, ii. ! VMM be received. SAMt KI. OUK, Presbtest. Vr : .- h-tooiis V:MHIi'M A Ctl, havejusl receive.' tbeii tli i-t shipment ol Kail ami Winter l'i v Woods, to Which Ihey invite the attention ol theii itiiuicious cnsioiio i Ther will be .,.,1.1 at their usual low nrfcens. No trouble t show tcoods, so call in, sverv body, at .o. 4'J Msiu street, auJ luok at tluiu.

NEW ADVJERTjSEMENTS. J Law Solaool OF THE UNIVERSITY,

AT UAMBKIUUE, MASS. The aSrmctor ia (Ms ftM mrr : ml Joel Paskes, LL. D., Royal Profeaaor. Hon. Tin ,PMin l'4aaDNi:, LL. D.. Dkus Prtdess i U.iN. Kmok Wnfi N, LL. D., UaivenUy Prof TIHK Co l:sH OP ISHTBI'VTION eSibracee the variou- hranches of the Common Law ; urn ol aaiuty. A. in ii. .in. Coinmereial, Inti ruatioDal aii.! oiistitutiohNl Law ; and the Jnrispcudem adence of onsists i.-' IU'- t linen Elsies. I lie i.hmt L, Tirsrv e about ll.imi volumes, and as Mew works snusir. they are added, and every -irt is made to lender Itcompiaie. InstrnctkMi i 'trti by oral l.-itsn and expnai tious. iaud by i itntiotis ami examiualioas iu - uection with them,) of which there are ten ever - week. Two Moot Courts are also holdeii in each week, at each of which, a cause previously given ou. is argued by lour students, aud an opinion delivered by the Presiding lust net or. Rooms aud other fa.-itiiie- are also provided for the CtuV t ourts; and an AssemMy is held weekly, for praclice iu debate, and iicquirinK kuusleiLgo of psiliameutary law and proc.diitgs. Student may enter the School in any stag- cf their professional studies or mercantile pursuit-, ttt f 1. a ... ... m.,.,AM,.... . i ;.l. . In tl... middle, or other part of the term.

iney are at liberty to elect wnat stuuies tney . "... .j . m sill porsus, a. coidlna- to their view or their (Mr. I Parents and friends will be at all tiu.es stlmitled wants and attainments. n Children's school, w hen they can iheutstdte-i The Academical year, which commence on " Xrtnaistit s syHesa id iamrting this very lmThnrsday, six weeks after the third Weslnesdny iu P"1ant branch of ad at ion to the youug. July, is divided Into two terms of twenty weeks I Monsieur will also deot- n part id hi time to each, with a vacation of six wseks at the end of I teaching private cUases of young Laslies at private each term. I reaidenevs. Also to give private instruction to

During the waiter vacation the Library is opei.etl, warmed, and lighted, for the use of the men -bers of the School. The Kxerthn of the noxt Term will com men. -on MONDAY, Sept. 5, 1S59. Applications for admission, or for catalogwes, or any further iutormation, tuny be made to either id the Professont at Oambridgv. CAMnainaK, July 25, 1801. sep-Lw3ia mo. n vo.vwvrj v,..v. 10 jhjujs M street, has now iu store and is constantly recehing for the Kali and Winter Trade, the U t stock ever brought to this State or vn in it v, of all k'nds of IIM'.ltWARE suited to the West, and which, having leeii selected aud purchased in p-i-son, from the most extensive Importing Uousts and ManulacU ries of nearly all the Kaatern citits and towns, lu addition to several invoices imported directly by hiui from good manufacturers tn. -lish and Uermun ha can, and will sell as low as any concern iu the West; feeling confident that goods and prices .cannot fail to please and satisfy, lie would ask the especial attention of Merchants, Manufacturrrs, Carpenters, Millwrights, Cooper.. Gunsmiths, and all who need auy articles usually found in a first class Hardware Store wholesale and retail. Without pursuiug detail, tin mention of a fe leading articles may be welt, viz: Table aud Pocket Cattery, Razors, Shears, and Scissors, including Geo. Wosteuholm A Sou's justly celeoratfU mull utact ures ; Butcher s Knives at d Stei Is ; Files, all ki ntls aad siees, of Butcher's and other uiauxfacturea ; Angers, Chisels, Gouge, l:. ... and Bitts, ami all Carpenters aud Coopers Tools, from !?- Tool ' nmauy , Knrton's, Kochester, and Wli.U , Uuttaio, . nufacl. r i s, together with oK's r. ! Patent Pi miiuu Auger Bitlt. AN lidud, llippiug, Pauei, and Bnck Saws ; als , I the tuiious sh.es and styh : ,fil!, Circular, aid Cross-Cut Saws, wiiL.Ttt tie's Patent Hook Tooth I Croes-Cnt Shw; Urge aud small Scahst, in great variety of p.itt -ru ; Axes ami Hat. diets for all pur- ! Cm; House Building Material. All Guuneis' tertals ; Gt liners Itt'plutneuts to almost any e ;- tM.tt M . . Cl.tti.ru .! t Mt'rt,.'. Ir..i. u..l YC" I I v , mw. . . i.wt. - - .. , .vu a.iu v. j Pimp Curlm, together with Chain rump Future ; A . - and ether makers' Shovels, Spades, and Grain Scoops; Jack Screws ; n fine assert tneut of all kinds of llriitilies ; Copper and Iron Bivita ami unrrs; rroiective Weapons; Horse, v roitjfb t, ttssing, and rinishiiifr Nails, all aixtm; anew and excellent assortment of Fishing TackHug ; P n it and Coffee Mi'ls; Corn Shellera and Mills. Aent for Dote. Silver A Vetch's Premium Saw Gummer, K r Vpright and Circular Saws. GEO. t, 80NNTAG, sept No. 10 Main street. eV 4 do n Cedar Fails, lo do Alicante Mats, M do large Eastern Bi oolus, At nests assorted Market Baskets, 4 dozen Wotslen Spooutt, 4 do I 1 in ,n-ii 'M packages Carpet Tacks, 'i doceu Mat. ii Sales. Foi sale af sept Z. U. COOK A SON'S. JWSI TtMMS Mt 1. 1. THJMUK. JtST a received per steamer Hastings, a line assortment of 0 ods from the East, suitabln to the wants ..t the f Hini.iv s of I .ai.sTille, consisting in part f 500 lhs sugar cured, tioe flavored Hams hMsi ths Rildd Sides Bacon, 44M3 If Shoulders prime, 3 tierces Extra No. 1 Lard, 20 hoxes P. A 0. "est and Uemitii 8ipg, oi i ... tc.-s Star and Opal Caudles, in is S S4 bx. 2i boxHM Fancy Suaps, I barrels extra No. 1 Lard OU, 5 barrels (ioldou Syrup. (This article is mm-h re.-om ni ended, 6 bas Almond., Filberts, Pecans, and Eias.il Nuls, , .-k- B.r . i. ix I'i on. - tine lot, . t boxes genuine Italian and Vermicelli and M a. . iii in, 3 Id. Is Lavs ring's Crushed Sugar, 3 bbea do Pulverized Sugar. These Sugars are acknowledged by all in the trade to la ths best in the Tinted States. Mackerel -catch or ISM iu bids and a bhls, No. 1, No. 2, and No. S. White Fish iu half barrels, Jt lags I - to Coffee, A hue article of U-trt Black Tea equal, if not siierior, to any in the. city Sc., Ac. N. II. The whole of the above Goods having ! ' -1 1 1 In-light tor fash, we sr. enabled to offer war old and new .rustomeis any articles they may tsquire at such prices as will quite surprise them, i Call and examine for yourselves, ut EKSKINE, CUKNICK S CO.'S, i sepl 47 Main street J. G. NUBLINC, FtlB-SlkLl WITH I EUAN, DollDSi Co., I I!,. ISKA1 , I as S a Uail lliMt (III 'X . FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF Corner Third and Division Streets, F.VAS8ILI.E, IND. Constantly on hand, all different sixes of Sana, latest style and improvements, gnaranteed to he equal iu durability and finish to an) Eastern niatiiit.u'tnrers, at the lowest Cincinnati prices. I Also- Manufacturer ot LoCKs. WALL SA KkS. SHLTIERS, Etc., all finished in the best style of workmanship. : Speciiueus of Safes, etc., may be seen at Messrs. ! ' Itoelker, Elusnian A Co., 7 Main street, to ah. m ; all orders must ! addressed. aiucil j IIUNNELL'S ' OKNKS or , WALNUT STREET AND THE CAXAL, E VA A'S VILLE, IXD. THIS JVM W ESTJtmLMSMJBMJST is now in full operation, with new and complete Blachitiery of the latest style, for Planiag and liresting Lumber, plauiug and grooving flot-r-Bnfr, making Doors and Hash Mouldings, Wind w Blinds, ami every other description of Work duoe iu snch establishments. All work at these Mills warranted to be w-ll done, aud will he oflereu at the lowest cash pt u -s. .... .... - l acking Hexes ot all kinds made to order. Brackets ami Scrolls sawso to any patteru. Hllttiag and all kinds of 8aiug done to order, and iu the most approved style. jyJK WILLIAM III NN ELL B.H M O It TJ JS'T TO JBLL.JBB. X. M KAHS takes this opportunity to Infertn the citixeus of EvansTille and the public generally, tl at he has his stock of FALL AND VUTTKat CLOTHING complete, and particularly, that he has bought ; soitte of the finest ready-made Clothing at the tattabliebntent of Brooks A Bro., New York a ainch better made-up Clothing than Devlin's, andfifteeu iter cent. cheaa-r in Ihe price ot which be invites the public to HMtisty theuinelvea, ami he their own NsSps, in r.--urd to th" Clothing and price, lie has also employed a tirst-rate Tailor at his estsblisliuiv it, uliii h will i n.tLle diss to make up anytl.l ' ii. l.i- lit... to ..r.l.-r a- . l.t.Mi. mi tl.M' .-m.. I... boulit rearlv-made. Hb!"s thl, he keeps a gsn- ' t tl as. rte- tit of (t. utieiti 'ti's Fin 'iiishiug d'oods, aud a v. r . ...d assort tneiit ol Hojrs' and ChilUreti'a Clecnitssj. Please call tl his store, ou Main street, aud satislv oiirstdves of th above facts. aug&J M MS U - i: I. H '.- VTM MJM WE JVH T aw received a few choit e Ladies' Uold Watchie, Diamond la. k. Also a tew line Euvrlish Watt be ! " " " l J',.. L. IB IM and some U stitilul sets of Coral Jewe short time wo -I, all recvive our Kali rtu. k uieaiitinie wi- win ..en at rcuisrkably low prict. BITTUULk'r BttOH.. auaj'io 4a alaiu street. w a eob tJBLM vmmAt r.ajrE 3 pair year old Mnlee, perfectly kind stnl of good sire. One Milch Cow. Due tine s. i Idle Horse, snd good In auy harness. Oue Indian Pour, also good worker in harness Ti. U. COOK ft SON'S aurtJl-dAw jttocfc Tard. ft OOf .OO MbJ'MMLEBJtm. sorted sittes, wai rsuted to be of the verv bl jii.tlity, just receive,! and for sale by au-4 JACOB STRA IB ft SON. UBJ.y M for sale at sixty-five cenu per hundred augtt tiM.H vi RMCh d CO.

MsLANEOUS. Mons. Danielle's DANCING ACAD EM Y.

MARBLE II ALL. . rjuvi kf.i.r wHi-i.n uk- ' iM-itfully advertise ti t)ie Parents Hiid young Ladies and Geutlemeii ol KvausMlh, that he will commence his sreoud courmt of iusti u. tion in the fashionable art of DANCING on the trsl tt tK loiter, wheu he a ill guarantee to learn ill Ladies and C. ntlemen who will place thehi T under 1 !' instrin thm, all ths danees of the day (rtghteen ! 1,1 ii it in oe r . i , n sincle courw, or wilt mV. no charge 'I i,. - ,t-i iftmr-,,...,. . n have, rmvece ",i,t Mmi-i. ur a ill do all h ( , . ati oie- au.l eery ot.e a ho have been under hi ! torslnp, tlw term jut ,-T,u-.l, ,.t a Ihhu ,-:,ii ' boast of ha iir-. b'arMMl toiM, iwr.etl. eighteen dam . m twenty Iwm.ii. My cnin. i ul. . hi h ( I "d '"Vrry adult i-upi! i, ,.M,n them all the i " now daiu.-d. fi.r the sum often dollar e... I,, rrj.-st-dl.-M. L. the uumter of lessom- injuiieU t,, d. With otnr pupils I ran accomplish this in ' twelve and title. n lessons, ami with some it rv-liir-s loity. 1 Kiwranh e to Wai n all Children - ! tween the ages oj .' aud 14 in one or oueand a half J course of lessons the patent themselves and the puldir to Ik- the judges, as to whether they dance I Of olllv ilimti ill tun.- t., mluii M. . tinr.i been taught by soi-diaaut Dancing muuies w hs . ".v ou"S lady who ma prefer to be instructed in m i own j.artor. i Children's Class evarv Weduesdnv and Siturdav, front 2 to 4 P. M. Ti ung Lndies's CUans . very W. dneaday and Stitnrday, from 4 to '.. to nti. tn.-n'.- Class every Monday and Thursday veiling, from 7 to 10. ang.Hi.lm CM A RL II. DANIELLE, P. D. 'S SOUTHERN RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT GUIDE BUSINESS DIRECTORY. rWnMMt JPi B LISH Mi U or THIS WOMM M with a cir.-irlati.-n often thousand jier month, I would respectrilly inlorm the merchants rt hvansville ami vicinity that he is prepared to contiact for advertisements at very low rate. s-Bur-inass Card. $10 per an'm Oue t-.iuare naif Page One Page J) 2,'t 60 " BAST Address J. C. BRAIN, Editor .southern Railroad Quid. jyM-d Box 449, Louisville, Ky. St. Charles Saloon. NEW PROPRIETORSHIP AN RE-ORGANIZATION. ENTIRE TamfMiSHMB. HA. TJ.fl KB K OB KM ft "SS, wVJm. from New Orlennc, have purchased the .T. i ll A U L KS SALOON, on First street, marly opposite the Poet Office, and have tefittev. it iu au eleKant and attractive Style. The new proprietors have had lous; experience sal keepers ot fashlouable and popular Restaurauts in New Orleans, and tbey will eudeavor. In their now house, to combine aU the elegancies and luxuries j of Northern aud Southern Hestaurats iu the ST. CHARLES. They kave brought a large and couplet stock i cf choice Liquors I'rcm New Oi leans, which they collected with care duriug their business iu that city. Their connections and aciuaintniice iu that city will enable them to obtain the choicest sup-I piles ot Liquors, rrnlU, and luxuries lrom that market iu future, and they will spare uo expense nor pains to make the AT. CliARLES eurpa, hereafter, its former represeutntiou, as a pleasant Saloon, a place of good living, and elegant, refined and luxurious resort. SS Billiard Dlavers w ill find at 1 1 i- SmIimui a u t I of the tin est marble top Billiard Tables, from the wen know u and celebrated factory of J. ST. Brunswick .( Co. The uDderaiKued flatter theiuselvoi that loug experience and careful attention will euabh th. m to merit a reputation equal to any Saloon in the western country. SsT" A splendid Lunch will be served up in the moat approved tle, v ry niuruiiv at lo..'. l.-. k UAMMKB A VfcKlKUSS, aug4 Late of New Orleans. rt.tr s e fo t .' HOPS AND BONESET IT is the safeet, surest, chuapeat, and ro-st reliable remedy for the pet utaneut cui wl COLDS, COUGHS, HOARSENESS. ASTHMA, CROUP, WHOOP NO COCGH. Aud all affections of the Throat and Lnugs It being prepared upon Scientific principles, and froa articles that are entirely vegetable. The COMPOUND SYRUP OF MOPS AND BONESET Is manufactured by C. ROTHE.NBUSH & SON, Hamilton, Butler Connty, Ohio, to whom all orders must be addressed ; and sold by KELLER A WHITE, Drngghrts Evensville, Indiana, and by Druggists and M i cnants throughout the country. it..- -U W eV7tJv,l"jrTAt A.U str I H M-d ALE 4 casks aas'd pts A- qts London Porter, 4 do do do Scotch Ale. A genniue imperted article at augl9 X. H. COOK sf SON'S aBJM.STS, OILS, B MBJS'ISUKB JB 1000 kegs pure White Lead, AM) kojrs do do Zinc, 7tsi ms p,,re EnRiish Bed Lei, St cans Flemh White 'au, ill -- AOU lbs Encli.li Patent Dryer, loot) It.s ass'd Paints dry, luOOoansdo Paints ineil, 200U extra Putty, is tin cons, llMMI gallons Linseed Oil, 1 cask No. 1 Coach Varnish. 1 do White Demar do, 1 do No. 1 Furniture do, 1 do Brown Japan do, With a lull assortment of Paint, Scrubbing, N hit. -wash, Iterse, and Counter Brushes. Just received by E. S. BABCOCR. THE LITTLE BTiLL AHEAD. You often hear Ladies remark that they can al ways be Muted at S. EMBICH A CO.'S. Well, , the reason la that they keep everything in the Dry : Goods Una, and as they are disposing of their stock at reduced prices in order to make room for an ' I) fall purchase ; the attraction i utmually 1 hirice. Their stock of Shoes la excellent, and in prices cannot be esoslled. aug4 T" TO tf Bmf M H , TYTE AKTI8T3. KELLER t rHlTE, at the solicitation of a number of artists, have brought on a complete assortniect of PHOTOGRAPH k AMBROTYPE STOCK, Consisting of every style of CASE, PLATES BATH 18, CAMfckAf. STANDS, CHEMICALS, I - Jwa . with u iiii-Ti t!t v Mtc i ir.d us r... 1 f .. fsirisi! i the trade at Cincinnati prices. All orders will re l , ..... . a. l ' l ' . v .... . ' V : --r - ceive prompt attention. KKLLKK A Willi .. jt.2S-d.rwlm No. :,Z Main street. fM M. COOK B JSf4W.-"I SAT, JOHN. ATJm what crowd is that near II. Cook A Sou ?" 0, that hi a lot of customers coins to aid from 7.. II t imk X- S..ti eonliiiiiHllr 1 am to .1 thev re r... ceiving uew goods almost every day, and I tutppose the crowd is greater than usual. It must be admitted that the great crowd you see going to and from Z. H. Cook A Son is the best svidsnce in the world that they have the largest and Ust assort ivf stock I iu the city, and sell at very low prices; but friend, j when you go there to trade, always take th' cash, for cash on the nail is their motto. I mnst taf, I before I commenced dealing there I had bard work ! to gt along, bat since I commenced gettrng my I supplies of Z. U. Cook A lion, I am getting rich, i That is stifbeieut, John; I am coiiv iuced. and I am going to give them s trial." Ahd mr word for it 11 you do, yeu never will trade an v where else for what you waut in their line." jy!8 MUTUAL FltE INSURANCE COMPANY, A 1 1 1. 1. It I liLlI 1 nl N i 1 Kv vNsviLir., An'. 4, ls. M,1 LECTIO JS'.-TME A.V. A - MJ4 election for seven Directors and abectotojy will be held ou MONDAY, An-. 1... lKtwe.11 the hours f Z aud 4 o'clock P. M.. st the onu-e. ou 1 Third street, adjoining the Crescent Citj Bank. auea-lot KtlBT. K AKLY. teortre. ! - ... - ajLova: elolb: fLouMi-JvsT Aj received and tor sale 26 sks fresh gronud sxtra l..te wheat Flour, . Z. sks do aupernuo do, 10 bbls extra All of which we warrant. asuj lfKKHV BROTH E1W. fU Utt OB TMBAtM VVMBy rI.MUlnI Jm. ant loom, furnished, to rent, iu the central part ot the city. In.juir at the Journal office. 1 si stars BI SHE IS coBjyr u l'y9 ceivt I and t 'I iotle t sepl ii COOK A oON'S. JMIT BMtMMVCBII .- PKICKe 8, EM Bit H 1 t o. bava this day received by Ex 111 s rsas, a large lot of Children's, Misses' and Ladies Pteel Sprfna Skirts, whuh they will sell at greatly reduced ericas. Call ia and see them. .. .-it

MISCELLANEOUS.

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CHANGE OF AGKNCY. PHCENIX I 1 J, L I WV IN C E COMPANY Ilnrtfortl, Conn. Theneney of Utia favorite Company, held by ALLEN C. UAI.TOCK, T.., has this day en clu-.it. tai, slid .TOIIN W. I Vsl . Late of Memphis Tens,, hnsheen appointed as his successor. Parties holding Policies in the PH-LN IX , can li u- them renewed ,y r:n1ev upon Mr. K. M. MAi.ILI., General Afe't, Clnclnnst! INCRLASK oF CASIf. CAPITAL TO BY THK PHCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY snsj 1IAKTFOBD, CONWT 4 t- tiVFIt tlALV A MILLION lt-l. I. KS. S. L. l.t t i M IM, Pr rtnwJli -v II. Kt i usfSS :nnUr.lkV. A sn. si SwssssV fAf. Ma. i.'. ii.t iI Agsnt, Cin innati !t; A 1: .dions reci it. si. Policies issued and renewed, and all hnsiitess pertaining to this agency yrvmptly Attended to by: JOHN U . P:SP: Agent. VT- Office wi tit Or. Bray, oer Adams kapreas Company. augl-.'Sm jS-vTjfrA.A.".T of YoJarjAV1' a 9 ASSKTS, At GCST 1. 18SS Cash on hank and in &tak...M.$r,yio! U'. Cash iu the hands of Asjattta ... !7.4S3 31 SI. a. 4v! 3b licalKstate uuiuci.inU re,! . ti.itti on m Jm ori K!0i 00 Loans pecs ret hv Mortgage ou uoeucumheretl -tlF.stirte Lou ns amply tes tux-d b d.h;c of Stocks, Bonds, An' ' v Sit share C. S. Trnt Hs st.k. New Sort Sojunu f..,7oO MU sharer. Americait Lx. RinkSt.K-k, N Y J",UUU Ji.tssi JXKt sharer. Metropolitan Rank t.k, N V '.fi.nuo 2t.8ii inti -hares Hank of fVramerce St., N T ?n.nno 20 150 shares Continsastht Ilk Stock. N Y l.v l.IW harss Merchants' Hx. Stock, N Y lO.OOfi 10,000 SC8 shares of Ml n SMStlsr Stock, N 10,700 12,1 W 500 shares Ilio?nIX Stc-k, N Y in.ooo n.wii Its) .bares Ocean Sto k, N V 4,om 4.HtMi .WO shares Par. a Mecb s . Stock, Hartford .ao.iMt ... 200 shares l'nueni.v Stock. Hai th.rd -.Hl.iWsl 200 shares Mer. a Mannla. rs Sfk. Hanlorl.at,SOi 100 shares Jttna Sfoek, Hartford , l'J.1 shares Oifv Stock, Hartford 17, ' Lr0 shsrasMnfisntile Stk. llarlt r.l le.OSo 11 ' chares Slate Slock, Hat i lord ll,ts.m j". -Imien Iliti tlor.l i.s.k. Mailt.. l.l 5o shares of rmiBt i'Ihiit It i ver.St'k. Hartford. tflBt lo hares Hartford rouvit Stock, Hartford.... WO 100 aliures Citirrns' Pink Stk, ..t. i Liny, ' t 1": 3 shales Wat. i bury Stk, Waurhurv, Cl .' 1 KJfJ 4 sharea Slarfoid Stock, Stafford, U 400 lts shares H.-lyol,. W ater P. cr, Mast lO.tsiO 10 stutie3 Wim lirilain Water Ifcttids l loshai.-C IM 1 tt'U Bou.U lii.Ood

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10,500 1.W5 4W lti.iaS' 7.400 S2D..&4P 00 730 6ti Sit7,7U 30 All.lnuUId lllt'Te-t oh 1 Tofal Assess l.ijl.lllties Lssessi lin-tdii-ttl due ; 2 t.rs; si S. L. List i M IS. frequent. 11. Kri.iia, Seer. tsn . JtlHN W. NEXSEN, Agent, auelrl kvanssille, Ind. .'- KBKSH Ol f aT K CR T, it the U hoiaaale 'and I Retail tVttitecti.taarv ou First strtet.l two doors troin Ho post tJttee, has ' Renin U ii ai.iHiinted sole a.-. nt t. : ... , . ... . MaiLDy s Baltimore Oysters In i h-' 1 1 v ot Kv.i.-.ilU- iu 1 he a ill r.iejve dai ft' supplies, by Kpi'eas, dilocUv li. tu the Pn.-ker, Haltiniore. He is p:-esi. .1 to .tier the trade su.li iitdiiceuwitts lor,ili. . nine asouaa have never been ofTered in this market liori t..fore. A constant daily supply always on hand, so that dealers and famili. s can obtain at any time during the season those choice Oysters, In cans and ball cans, aud iu th shell, warranted vresh and sweet, ami very snperior in flavor and quality. -Terms cash. Ami none Im. t bAukable money received. A. KPRTZ, all- -i.gs - S..V g. I J 1 VINSON, 1st lUilroad Master Mechaah E. A C li. I ALLAH N. Ute Kn -ineer an Ma. 1. mist do. W M. HCM1NGTON. late Irorstiasa MonMer lor R.K-lkc-r, Klassmau A Co. JOHN IVINSON & CO. mam i a. :t at .as or STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES BOILERS! Corner Leet and Water Street, l i no. i illr. InAtan. Partlcnl.tr attentirtn jrlv.-n to an en. h work as 1 Vl"'? " J -l ILBOA f., SrF.1 VtTOAT It IsT ILL Eli I ES . M 1 S 1 SO : . . . , i i- r. .-.s , io.i.i. el ii.llt. T I' WALT MILLS; ToHACCO, UIXB AA'U I A 11 It 1'KEtOEii And in shut MACUlh'KKY OV k'YKRY IKSCKIPT10N. Ali-v, House Front,, Window Caps, and Sills. I ' Yen'ibttor. ftrat.e, Iron Ruilinrs.aM Sat klnSs taf IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. Dealers in Strain tindWstor Canges, Steam Whistles, yr,.tip lit itou Pipes, C.tun Htdtlnj and Pm kineaiidFlre Brick. he. J'special attention pedd to .Tobbinr, Repair ing and Blackstn ithing. sMSnt l.fttsj Idas 7 bush each. 1 i KiveeCosapaii. i,'.VM " -2iO lbs 4 ' ko e D.aiy. Also, stair halt in lb aud iJjL bags, for sale at w. st rales, by CEO. FoSTKK sfOO.. lew h , Ac nt Obio Klvev Salt ixsspenv O t ME STK H J .VII B I EE L O ( OOl'EB T0OL . R .ttit i. ived, a Iaic Vortment ot I'. . arton" and White's Cooper Xulves; also, patent V i, 1 . ass II sij's, dv.. of ths very lest quail iv. JACOB 8T1A 11 BtOW, auJt " -474 Main St., bet. Second ard Third. rwtiiosE SEL1JT Tl'X PLACII BAsKsvIS uars cotne at last. To tit. .re wb.. wiuit lo sb.i. -eiei tw trtctids abroad some of tlsuse Or I tot o us fscstsi now cumins: into market , e would say that we have g huge lot of excellent sssach baak.ds on hand, the very beat aittclv to protect tbM te ob i trnit I r .m lnjui darinx tntnsorution. For sale low, by the piece or dee - en. hy :-'' Z. II. OUtlR' A SON. ('.' TJ'E B SMAA . A X, JkT jkT m. a -FUSTKB and W I A N have this dag beeu admitted as tneuilers of tli tirra of Geo. feaTta st Co., nnder wlii.b -tvle the business will nmain u lieteloloi .-. M. V . Kt tTT. K ;go. itisTKB K ansU.i.i:. Sept. 1, 1&& illOBTS! SHOUTS' i . Wi'lii a pi Otis aJli.li, tor rui" Ii. ..I Ml KKSKINE. CURS1CK OO.f. 47 Main Mi eel. aWVy LT .'it ' I'tH SJLB . K. OILBEBT A CO.

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