Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 September 1859 — Page 3

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he Satin journal satpkday xokmtms TnrEMirK p Lofal and HUfelUurous. RKL.10101 SO Tit k. RT- Ktmaim Hall Mill pr a I. .1 Mas l'aiw UuU Pitsstryh-rtaa Chun Ii to-nbcM it 7 i h-k Also. Sabbath and Sabbath night Elder J 8. TrawTi, ,tor .4 lb Cari-tUn Church, wilt pr h in the Con, t House to- r.-w ' At ltM-i 'clock, KvtrvLudy i .nvitt-d toatr nrf. I'uiK ial Sara-on .. Mr. Oixiii Cln i will t- .1 hj lift. Kr W f M'CaBKB, IHKWrow rno. at lit1, o chvl, m ike 11 Pr.-ait. t. -riau Church, Set-owd street. hvn Main. Tl pah Ik are respectfully invited io-iteud. Two or threw good roujpositor cdn tiud rmpioymcnlat tbuofice, by imrnediato application. No others need applj. Tb Sat inga Baak, on First street, discounts short -time paper, payable at home, for ail classes of business men ; buys note?, sells Eastern Exchange, also sight drafts on England, Ireland, and Scotland, in sums to suit ; pays the highest prices for laud warrants sad uncurrtnt money. Gentleman, who desire to least their eyes oa beautiful raiment, should not tail to drop i.i at Lyons', whose stock is now complete; and as he has secured the services of a first-class French cutter, he will be enabled to get up elegant garments, to measure, on .very short. notice, as be will keep bim constantly in b'rs employ. He has a mammoth stock of fine clothing and furnishing goods, and can supply his customers with everything necessary lor a hrst-i lass wnrdrohe (barring the hats and boot.-) . ; Librast Notice. Many ol the subscribers to the Kvansville Library do not seem to have noticed the order of the Directors requesting the return of all hook now out to the Library at once, in order to tssihli the Librarian to re-arrange the shelve-, atut tuake out a complete catalogue. This trasvi tiot lie a ell June while the books are iu ciiulatioo. All the liooks are to be returned : and theiaeueuf thetu &uspilded till the-, ar- - - - LI . I I .. 1 1.. . 1 an ' riuriiu .t.t r i I I -if riiiiiiei-in.MM. 0 I are not aware perhaps that tin aie u-p tut ing the use of the Library to others and detayiug the completson of the catalogue their neglect. H. Nelson k Co. sell at their an--ttou room, this luorniug, a lot of cuatoiuuiale shoes, and also a lot of groceries. U i . all tin- attention of those in terested to the sale of tots lvina near the residence ot Peter Sharpe, at 2 o'clock, at the Court House. The Knquxrrr says "the attempt to pio e him ( Engineering Saunders) incompetent, is simply ridiculous. In this we agree w ith our aeighbor. Any attempt to deiuoti-trate what is so palpable and of which there ar so many costly and "eternally durable monuments, would be "simply ridiculous;'' a work of supererrogation in which uo one. but a fool would engage. --, . . U ii J Ul-,..LV VI r i 1 I SiiaaikSBaaS-haB - ' " " '. agent of Meatus. Johnsuu, Fiy k Co., pub- j lisners of Spencer s History of the Cuited States, is still at the Sherwood House, add- ! ing daily new names to his loug list of subscribers for the above excellent history. Editions either in English or German are furnished to subscribers. Those who wish the work should apply to Mr. Stephens ear ly, as hissUy will not be long protracted, Boatiticri,!! lett last Canal iTkxa. night, loaded with merchandise for Worthington. Boat Fuller with a load of merchandise left for New ben v .

All the workmen who were engaged iu ,rling to the extreme Western .....utiv. is the ... . ....... .. . . rcpainngtbe canal have been discharged, great fear they hav. . t the bur and Ague tho

except the regular force of the repair boats. Thf. latitat ttn tiilta? AnislAi'li.1 in rt I Ji n a nil 1 A HI- I tt 111 1 nt o liun . Ittiriwt IU ttt i.ioniE. mi r 1 Stren kjtheningthe low and weak places iu the banks. The Improvements of the banks . 6 aud give a greater depth than it ever before contaised. The improvements at Pigeon v l. I , 1 1 a : . uiutuii nave oeeu ouipiu lew niiu mrtc i . t .1 .l . . now a depth of Aill three feet thsre. We saw yesterday a large canal boat traveling through the streets on trucks from the river to the canal, to take part in the . , increased trade that isopeniniron the canal. - tsj" ssaTt. 1 .1: . s it. .: luclw "'IsiS"3 vus oouut u1'ittsburg are on a strike for higher wages. 'Last week a procession of fifteen hundred ... , , , , . tin paraded the streets of Pittsburg and AlleLhanv, with banners, tools, and emblems of fc ' their kabor, and of their demands. The Republican Nstionsl Committee

parous) niinrrsi niwi it, iiiv-c , inny w-us ivmc v will meet on the 22d day of December, m ( font4tmiB of hmtXt flnna im tim ,wrb8 rrM.tNew York, to fix upon the time of holding . from natare'i storehoB-e. THE MOUNTAIN the National Convention. I BKRB PILLS, af innocent mountain plants cornel, ,. r, . ... ,l ; posed, vitl reach and Hop their diitress, and cause hoiild the Democrats hold theirs in TTT .... .u the blood, renew eti ami cleansed, to carry through .March, it is very probable that the Repubii- tk . tu- -tBmeIlU of hvmlth . uuill,i111 up l(. cans Will tucet in April or May. srokeu constitution, abdearryiug hi- and Itealtii, ep but lor them would have been the wreck of hop t

MkW.' HIS k CllAiiLXSTos Rail. RoAU. The annexed report of this company show. . . . the recruits and exoenditures in the ooeraw m . live department for the year ending July 18, lS9. were a3 follows Le Koad eipense? Kaat'n Division $i4."., loJ53 ' .' road expenses West'n Divisiou 307,58'J 87 552.775 40 Net m eiptsol the ltosd lor the year ending June 3o, 1859 f"78,0:tS 80 The -um is equal to over l Js per cent, opon the entire cost of the road and equipment.-, and; everything incident thereto, a mou tiling to $0,188,113.'; 4. The operating eipi!-s fur the year, of 552,77 4o i a fractioa audet 42 per ceut ot the arose receipts. This is fa below the aver r ., . age expanse ol operating railroads in the United Stsits.

Kc.eipl tof Passengers $75!,!23 .l..VTl. a,..a-U, ... the eusaoa L cl.. t. u aod has purrhal t.l am. nut to supply j Nhw oK, Sept J P

" Freight .Ml'Jl b th-a-r..t keV-a.oae of the hralina- an jr i.H. .Vus the market during the coming rail and winter. flour hrm without important cu

MsiU - 55,175 00 MOUNTAIN HKKB PILLS will parify and' Terms cash, at the vard .le ol lO.JOl) bbls. ut 4(o)4 40 for

" ' Kspreas 0,774 40 .-vns'ki. coal. 5s vZ ! Mk5 00 for extra; 4 004 5

Uents A- nrivilevfes '74S 33 11 t... ."" IfZ';.,. for .dl ..r.aluc... iMiriaaawa.. uer. Western; 4 J0(Tl4 85 tor c

Annitert fairs foiled Stale Fair Chicago, Sept. 1J to 10. -T.ITS I'AlB. Imi . n.i t New Albany, Sept. 2o' toct. 1. Ohio. t 7-n.-rtil. Sept. -0 to 3 ... Kentucky. t Lexington, Sept 13 to 17. Hhiii-i-, ill 1 if. port, Sept. " to .'. Michigan, hi Detroit, Or.. 4 to 6. J..wa. at inWmIimmm, Sept. 27 to :u. New Vurk. hi Albsrav, Oct. 4 to 7.

California, Ht Sacramento. Sept. '11 to Oct. 7 VeXBioul, al liurliftglon, Sept, 19 to f3 " -giiMM, cp.. to i ; Maryland, .if Frederick fit v. Sept. '.v. to '. iscon-in. t Milwaukee, Sept. 26 to i0. Ahibiiua, at Mi.rti; .met v . Nov If, to S. CaABtla West, :it Kingston, Sept. J7 in ::u. (coroiM, at AlUi.tx. !. J4 In Jfi. kisM.iirt. !tt Si. I. ..in-, Sept. '.'ij loti(. 1. New !i (iiipshire. nt Dover, (V t. .r. to 7. New Jersey, at KiiaU-th, Sept. "JT to .:. Peuasylvauia, at Phil., Sept. "27 to .:. Tennese, at Nahville, (let Ti to 7. Western Va., at Wheeling, Sept 13 to 19. Nebm.-ka, at Nebraska City, Sept. 21 'o 'l I'l'L'MV FAIRS. Marion, at Indianapolis, Sept. 19 to '.'4. Sullivan, ut Carlisle, Sept. 14 to 16 li i r , t r r t . rt Sat I I IS 11 t i tl cri I Va ai u ii 1 1 1 1 as ii, rat, ii iiiiiinciwii, t, . , . l . I'urkA anil uriiulimn at ..... . -i.' - , w.... ........ ... , 13 to 16. Putnam, Parke and Montgomery, at Kii--el villi-, Aug. 30 to Sept. 2. Boone, at Lebanon, Oct. 13 In 1 S. Fulton, at Rochester, Oct. 14 to 15 Whitley, at Columbus City, Oct 14 to 15. Washington, at Salem, Sept. 13 to 1. Marshall, at Plymouth, Oct. 12 to 14. Hamilton, at Noblesville, Putnam, at (ircencastle, Sept f. to f. Dearborn, at Lawreucetnuvh, Sept. 20 lu '. Henry, at New Caatle, Sept. 14 to );. Wabash, at Wabanh. Oct. H to'.. Hendricks, at Danville, Sept. 13 to 10. Wells, at BlufTtoo, Oct. 4 to j. Rush, at Rushvillsv&'pt. 13 to It;. Fayette, at Connersville, Sept. C to Shelby, at Shelby v tile, Sept. y to M. Rush, Henry and Hancock, at Knihtstown, Aug. 31 to Sept. 2. I Decatur, at Oreeusburg, Sept. 13 to li;. Sjncer, at Roi kjaut, Sept. 20 to It. Pulaski, at Wiiineniac, Qct ?S to 26. j Posey, at New Harmony. tK t. "-T. to 27. Johu-ou, at Franklin. Sept. 21 to 34. DeKalb, nt Auburn, (h t. I7t 19. Lawrence, at Bedford. Sept. ." to H. Miami, at I'eru, Oct. .' to . Hancm k, at ( irwntiehl, Sept. 21 10 23. Warrick, ai Bouuville, t.-t. 4 to 8. MoV-tMU, ut ilalliu-villc, UdftSp4 Jefter.-oi. at North Madison. Sept. 20 to 22 ' Ttlilu.1 ... ... ul I i..,. tie St.nl I., 't I I ' - ... , . j - . w air I..iiarte, at Lapoile. I h t. 4 to 7. . I ll.l.. suil,1 111 .! .iiiei -prise, nsft. ' II' I lil4'tl', 2o to 23. Fountain an. I Warren, at Attica, Sept. M '; to 16. Bartholomew, at ( ol tun litis. ct. o- to Porter at Valparaiso, tct. 4 to 5 I Soathweetrra huliaua Dial. Fair, at Kvansville, Oct. 3 Ui 7. Candidates. HV mr sstAerOot f simmavsisiss IAs nam. ot I A MEN hM lSSuN h a candidate for 1 Councilman of the 4th Ward, at the election -n the 17th lust. aff MiTmrm CmmdtdMtt fer lUHimOihisir. A large number of .itisens of all parties have re- j UeSted ua t auiioiiuiM the name of ALEXANDER MADD0X as a candidate for County Com- j uiisalouer, and i.- t him to run as the the . udidats of the tax payers of all panics. . t-swssrsS Im saaiiHSM Mr. t... . ..-7 , ' THoMAM Gil EoRD, of Peiiy townshiit, as a can 1 ' F' didat. lei C.ui.t) Commissioner al ibe ensuing alectloa. Sep.'. ' m SAPS rsfwesfsef lanel fa siasas ' of JOHN B. NEEL.of Perry T..w ...hip. asacaniilUktt, ,4.r County Commissioner at the ensuing aisctioii. sept isv sTrs rffssfet $h umrnH JitUli Hoo K-of "r te-wmhip, as a randb J tor CoHfitv i .. in mi i -1 . ii -r ..I I he ensuing (Vtobsr election. 14 r uslivi Old fsv HNiilir. P. I'AKKKTI as a candidate lor Jodge of the Pif teenth Judicial Clrcali at the en-in u October election a'lg ASS. aaaai ataaaaaaal .A . - y ROBERT F MGHTINOALE. of Ge. man town ship, as a candidal., for County Commissioner for i,iitrKt No. 3. at the next Ocnber election. dSw Spprial Notifcs. T strasrSark- lo siseiwai sa luosl direful of all diseuses. Evrrv .lav , we hear f peraoiis alia, kc.t 1 this diaea-e. and made help . . . A less iu a short time, without any means of aflord- , ,,.g rsliet. In view of Ihe great demaud b.r a rem- ' J. ,r- Mostetter has prraeuted bis .el,.hratm1 i.l.l i TI 1. ii I . : - - - ... . . Jk : . in i I i.ii.- at . . iii.iiiie in'iii im an .liseases of the stomach, have la-eu univ .rsally acrteralong Itt.eeu.o a u ..II a tuuwM The .-miters." preuar, d a , eiperUn. and dep study, have ssssstsi - aitinui if the isntt eniiuerit t.b i uleiana. aa Well a j- i I all . lasses, liom evny part of our country. To j tllttM, wto doUDt th.ir mMiy virtues all w. .an say j JJjy u- i1 themselves, rsspee- ; j star Fur sale by Drugguu and dealers generally, , .. . uJl Boltocft'i OinltniHt. .Ittrrurtml . . .... . , - I salves, and alt these ronikit..U concocted of mtn- - - ii a I, H Mfil il ii m m ri. - - iki spruit, air iiimiii. iii. i.'u. srpn. .i"y- ttti. ihin..,l.i,,i.i..aH,l ,nlir,li . ,1 vv.t.f abb e v t rail. . ia a harmless as well a effl.-ie.it remedy , in all -mw-of ernab,.. .re-. woamds. mul coata- ' lioas. Sold at the n.anula. t -ry . No. KU Maiden Ntw York mnl , y ,v :., and ii i-r i-.t. anga Blmam 4m t As Lu: - JYm mors shall the poor suSerers in our country languish, their con...u...,n. rcae .u ,orn , vrouC , , the leebhv mean sf suffering, at last ended by the ' - ""r twii wiipi ii-ini , .1.. ..... 10.1R uiK.n .nest nut w " . .. . . . . only like other, do not let vour despair, after trying everything sb-. ureveut y..u from trying tb'-e. The bleoS must be (airs, and then aiekn Orricc, Thibd STstcT, Sscusd Doom bklow un. OeBT MeraK Will give particular attentieu to ! all Notarial buaiucas eutrtuted to him auch as wilting Deeds, Mortgagee. Powers -ef-Attoi ney, ( Contraets, Ac. Witt also collect money, ta any part of the . ..ii nt . with or without suit, as direct ! PlelMAte businea-, set tie In.-lit ! etate ., Adwtialsli aHoa, Uuardlausbip soli, itrsj and prouiptly alteaded tft. agl . Bedlam Mtuing Cvinipaay, kvausville, Indiana, i otl e ..b Water street, bet w. en Main aud L... ut Coal. 1 1. .lUAtitltv.-s o Mia leaa than li trHshsts, denteseJ to any part of iheciiy , at 10 vaaUjmr bash. t he pii. s u..t JoMN W YMOMD. .a-te 6eretaijr ami Maaag-r . mMmMLmtt MX$J, Jt BTMM Ki I w. j imjeenson a 00

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baiMJJ'miij' m hkillm bbo -rm 9 u&vsace the completion of th eaU-naivt. mnrovementa to their concern, which have i.( . n m progress for some time past, to afford ibe mnwt facility for carrying on an extensive trade, by M.-II-log a good article only at such prices a- . auu.d 'ail togive universal satisfaction. Having, this i in view, every cnusidei ati."n that straij-htf.u waid dealinir. found. l on lunr and 1 i t-1 aliiy, can will be resorted to, end tbiis cst.-C.lit.li mutual onfldence between buyer and seller; The stitk i nniMiially tirg, i.ry drpartui-iif n jdoto, and jmr-cliaar-may relv tt !( tuweting willi act rtunfa apaurtiBcnt OM reu-iaht4 lotm-1. hy m1 airr i i ! idar ttti'UtlOn to l ii l.lt in.c i t .li n ii frpxH I. in- ii i. !, t I l t 1 1 - -li l.iiM n . 11-4 t liK-n li liu:-. I'lllow t.Uf ii-. Ila'i.l hTrrii'-f-. T N.ii'Viii-. t'l.-.i 'Iii i ! ' Hi v ii f t: l.itti- v. . ' .i ii. i I M .in a iid T"" 'A To the Public. rmHK fjsr Wi.VTKM .f.'U SMtl Xfi SI Sir, 'liiitv tie-n ver wet mien, caiwiug Inanj ,,i inn rfverx ' i.vrow thetr hank., I.i. 1. i;i up the wati thf crtwka al"' ''"u'i and (i4hIu to ;i .-" i-i i. i :ii.ii rt. nt ms bottoai 1 l.ind- : when the rhnrrt ri-i-d". ntii-ti may b xi .-. ti ! nn, then tli. l.ir mirfio-.. ..! ilfi-uj in eI'tatlf matti-r i-xi."-!! to th- wor.-hmr ray of tinI iflllllllrl I'lll. I'l i ' flt.ll in il . lmJUCi'I Hi-- lliaiai ia, u mi ii ii..-w.'.-.iiiv ""tsira, mil i . ... . . matiax awithei see aw s l h raajaiirlaj Hlrtf. Il Aiur a rudenee if more than twenty yirM in - . . - . ti.,- iuirl.1l'- nn.l Soiiiborn Stat.-n, wo ttnnk we Imve .... l( ,, ,lllt. M, I, I., u rertalli extent, it a .r-i-iit itue of the ntu.ki of l.ilion t.- r. ii.ae. se., and aAiichw.' noiiifueiid our M.-ij nol.a y. we ,. th put.iic to uader.taii.1 i.mi . a.e ot iiiuiiik: iiii..ii tti.-ni ihe ue of strong l.i.piora aa u.veriT. weare, and niwaya hae aon, opiKaed n..t a Iheii U-irm n.- l in tli it ay, I nt i! ( ple will Uho tli.li. hii. n, .t tro-m Hare i.jr all mean a QEut ! ) t.. aell ilsv (.are an. I n 1 1 - t n l f . i in- I i.i in.rs tor tne.liei nai iurpne, ami a little ir rnr aimna. li'-. Kk. if repaired, and will challenge all in- ' i.-ii..ii by the te4t rtiemhrta in thi or any other ..nt. tn. t tu.. I any imparity or aSnlterHtioD in tlx- M-Lfkr ramle.i It iw, "A Mi A If. ' Mg,...ll , It i, watfwassd. aa it h dbtlHea frnm the . , ii, rjr .-r asMst, ith a iiirlit addition .f kxI elateni water. We haro Uo donht m.iii) i - have In-n ruined iu health, if not -tnall killed, pj .li in kin? iwd alttaky, the greatet' the resjakn tiiat Alli X Howe' jaife Mai;nilia iihoiitd I in genel .1 aae. .lut re. .-ne.l ,n.l in .-lute ..r aBS 1 . I I Hran.lt.- pddyfrwm :t t..?7y,it I pipe do (nidi from to$7 f4 nal. 4 ipei Moltaii.t (tin ; ' puncheon "hi Rum. B4p AI.L18 S HUWES. Water at. ... 1 lib. If.. , . I....M. i.i i TtrRY. Tho lawdavsiawad having engaged in the Tobacco Business, with the purpose ol supplying, ll possible, the want ol tie- home market, I am now '!. pal. .1 to oil r a well h.le ted stock ut maniil:u tiirvd Toliaeco--from Missouri. Kentucky, and ieuneae Leaf, in i'oiinda, Eiviw, Halve, Eight., aud Quarters, iu auy desired package. Term liberal, and aeceplalde iltscouut tor Caah purchases, b-.t lio sub- lea Ihau hve boas ii A. Ul M BELTS, jv-js No. 105 Main slice', Evaimville, Ind. ST I It.n t.'t NT TO if N SAL virtue of an ordei uf the Court of Common l'l..u- . I V ,i i.l.i l.n I ' ll .. 1IIT.IV f Mill .ell rl lillblic auction, at the Court House Door In Evanivitle, on !

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the loth of September, 1vj, part f the . i. .r ( to dctatch auy resemblance of official eomSsxtiou No. ... township.; sonth raBge l weal. h d f com. .outrtiiiii.K three acres, h Ij. iinug laud of l'eter J ' ' .Sharp, r. VV Brinkmcyer, and lying ou the roail 1 mufilt v. h or thu purpose an exailliliatlou leading from the Poor House to tha residence of into Ihe sympathies of Ihe State and cilv EJ,,r C Dunk. Said premises will he aoUla sub 1 -sa..- 11..1.(.,llrv Ur VYh ,in. r...m.

divhiona, pl .t ol which can he sc i. Lv calling iiimiii me me Terms ot alc. one tho 1 1 ssk , balance in IS and , kaoathsiress day of sale, the purchaser giving uote with approved security, waiving all relief from valuation oi appraisement law, with interest from the .!. - I sale. HKACKF.T MILLS. !- ' Adiujr f Adolid, ririt.kn.au. n s - IAS U ft M F K M I .1. .1 ' - - - -- " 1 - . i -- U ..j. t '.ti. Willi ei.vt.sa br.-w- and ll. l. boiliiil, .1 sie , ramdo. While (V.I.M Paila, . -.i -., bi.iss and iron boops. WU ie one dorea or more are taken, il.ev are pa. in I ia dry shaviugs, wiib n chaise lot cm this in-uiriug safe transportation aud keeping tbers in gia.d order till sold. J. B. RUSSELL, Mai Main street, invQ'i Between Third and Eourih, Louisville. mm i.. j oH-fio.y, hhhu bmjs'jofsT BR AND mifMi iii.i.i. D....1. At.ini.r.ii.in MiMIMA numb. ntMih .ttiiuiiiiiv i nit i, l irst it., bet. Main and Locust, KVANSVILLE, INDIANA. SA4" Blank Books ruled, paged and made to order of the lawt paper, from a Memorandum to the largest Ledger. Music and Magazines hound in any atyle. Jelfi-dAwtf u t v . u ai a,- m.ar M w 1.14. M I.OGUE OF BEUM 8 COMMERCIAL COL L.KWK ta rtb?OB- tndanta in the r it v entitled to them, also those who have iu,,,1 heir OsTdi, and all others interested, are re-ui.c-.tr.l to call at M L. JoliiisoM s Bok Bindery, - . . , . i. , aai.i .a tain copitw. gwm mm KJMO VJ L JJI f m htmji-b mm. son have removed their stock of Hardware aa.tl I , 1, i., N.i 71 Mail, street t t. L'nd and 'id ,,.., N, ,uid be pleased to see theit old customer! at . L.I. . . d.u...l V. . 1 1... , hua alrtvt .11. Il ll . 1 .1 a large and welt selected st.nk of Hardware and Iron, which they offer at very low prices for cash. jy,' f, 8MjfBti . .urn nv. autii.i, .. in iw j ...- . -- " loo mat I tnnaiuoli . L't Itags Pepper, lu bags Allspice, 7j b a-..t t-.l too. Spices. For sale by ...vll W H EKLt.lt .f R1GGS nmTJ TK MJ'D .ViO.VS - M I" bi label y I large OBsOSuI, o'i do do do Potatoes. Received and for sale by jr.j CUSS. M. JOHNSTON. F.BCB Fl.nPS.-JtrttTBKlBIVi-e.l. a lot of this desirtble Pump, adapted for elevating and forcing water into auy part of the . ... : 1 .V .. . . r'uli'i .. .i ijKtl .s StiNNTAG. - mui oh -vsss.ysskr, cavrsji r. mm orM1j liutlil, i Shop ou N-colld stlcvt, Ileal i iulii v l am ptepa.ed t.. .1.. ..n kinds ot woik. I belonging t.. my i u-meas. at. el ftoz-'f a a., si u.eu. .nmi..tHHCt ar. ' I'SI bag LUO I 'oftVo. ,'SI M'ket. Java ffee, .a hhds N.l). Mugwr, " bid l t d, Leaf, A PowM .Sugar, KM bbl Reboilcd Molasses, Jill pWg usaorle.l Teas. bales 1 lev. Just teceivcu ny K. S. BABcDCK. augM Li this extra Coffee jnt reieiveil ..ml for stile by CHAS. MclOHNSTON. P.-y - Bb.k. Jy7 sTalB street, Bear thes?aaal. , JL ;..tr"oTd i.,t l-T-1 It V - Mcli'H S sToN mm 00 ft U VI It THH I .VIM KB WW ign ketniil 1 1 p it. ! lu ruruksjfa, t Ujf AST sa i a .III. ...I. .wST f 1 , ICS. mm as.awr.asl ' Ml 1 . 1 1 Fit 1 1 1 , .iii auoir t 1 , viinci mi otw-wb -1 fnHj"; vmrnWiruiUE white amp L Ye..w Corn in U.re aud for -ale by the in-gb-hushel, ..i by the ..tie hundred buslivii. al LKSKINE, ITKMCK A CO. S, augU 47 Maiu str.s-t. M -" A' . f. at itu i s 0MB VlllKH V and drape Vinegar Hist n-ceived and fur sale by CUAS. McJOHNWTON, Ptvaey's E4ecfc. jr a ' ss i i t a a. i.i.jii kk FttlS MM day withdraws hum the firm d Son nsm. I . lurk. S Co., and the business will Is- settled and continued l.y S.r. n tawun an. I ValW. ma. .-ore..s in.ler the name ol aoKKNSuN A CO. FVANsVII.1.1, July 11, lh.V.1 fl gf AMtiJ MM .' i imtJMM .'- " I Vat.issi Sine Havana, Jo.tKSi Coiineclicill l-eed and Havana It. In. Jo. ..is. rtoridasiid Havana Regalia, iej,000 Hall Spanish-I M In box. The above Stock will be sold OU a. . omniodatilkg tax las to prompt meo A OUMBKBTS, jyid No. b') Maiu street, Evaasvills, Iud.

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RY till; t. A W. LINE. KW VotlK, Sept. t M. 1 He Imi h . V. I ,yr trout Mourovia, , i . a... . m , ... tin ..I. the :lt of July, furnishes very intaswstiau and late tmpers from the , - , - vrestera coasl ul Atrtea. i Tin M-Mll-nui prevailed in Monrovia and ; l.ii ... i.nl.li.. I. ....hi. ., t,i, l.u.l W m .1.1.1 i ii ii. in. iiiii Hill iiiik r, i o . held in order to devi.-e measured to arrest its ! progress. 'flu- '4tii7, a new war steamer, present .! bj tue Kugliali govcrniueiit to the Republic hinl airiveai from I'ly mouth, and the joitrBasl are loud iii t!.eir pnnVsf aious of gralitudv to Oiieen i . -1 1 1 ! i Mini Lord I'aluierston, coiitrtisiiiig their liheralilv with the potiy d the United State.-' towards- their i 1 1 1 1 1 1 f i v 1'iirv 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 i . ilil i I.i , ii i r-pl va President Benson immediatery went on a visit to pie cblefi. to the leeward in the ! Qwtril. Indepeiiiieiice day was celebrated w iih -reut ertat. The two military companies of Monrovia ww Tsarw . - w. wr - aaaa . m. ' M . 1 . 1 I ' . . are turning oui in l'oimi siie io near, wuu oti,er t iti.ens. a fine oration. The English cruiaers were taking slow iin.es on the coa-t i..o..lk..r nt v..:l4 fi-nm lh I i..t..i . . , . ... ... . .-late imu in n v ei at Aiourota Willi good cargoes, consisting In part of iron, sugar mi :l u,t uI rjies. and a number of set- , ' , Z kT! ,r"' our Northern and Southern St:lt-S si..vr,.l . t i v .. ,.t.. I..,.t l.-.l . t . -i . . . : -1.... 1 themselves at the lute High School'eiaminailOIH. , J NEW lORK, Sept. 9 st The Washington correspondent of the 7. , , , e . Tribune aavs the case of W m. Cook, postmaster ot Chicago, has not been yet passed uiioii. though the President s disposition to ' " favor him is alleged by numerous partizaus. i ook Htmiuites w hatever ot wrong lias oci urred iu his otiire to persons thrust upon huu by the Department, whom he says be shall oust on his return, let the consequences Ik,- w hat they may. He says that he does not steal himself, not do his associates. Peter Washington has arrived here after several months' absence in the North and Xortb-Kast, which he has spent in urging the claims of Mr. Outline for the Presiden-

. ! i- asM.med that Mr. Brecketiri.lge is I '"f T,' " , I""""" not to la- a competitor in Keutu. kv il the 1 l'mtt! A f,t Jt,iositio.., but Democracv Senator.-hip is freely .c orded to him. j 1 l""S mmfThe Washington correspondent ol the ... Otrmld the North-Western difficulty Isbsiih sIsiSTlsW ITSSl AuaiasioN as a will doubtles l e. omea matter for negotia- Statc. -The Democratic Cotivetttiou iu Ne- : tion la-tw een the government of Great Brit- j bra.-ka Territory pas-ed resolutions hi favor ! aiu and that ol Ihe I'nited States, as the of her admWioa into the L'uion us a State. treat V .ettlino the laJUtldirV ha tio prOvl?- Thee claim (hat thev have a riwht to . nine

ion tor u scttieiiu ill iii Mich a clm as h arisen. Tin- State Department had this matter tinder consideration, and Oeueial Haru-y will receive instructions to act with great caution until the governments hnve compared i ws mMill the subject. HAl.riMoltk, Sept. y M. i Milton Whitney, Esq., the Stute Athir- j ney, has brought a suit for libel agaiust the AiHtrtciitt, a newspaper of this city, charg- i ing it i in with complicity with the outlaws. The damages asked are 10,000. The Amn tt on hav ini' .started the new law and order movement has endeavored to brilio all gOOil CltUeilS to ibi support ami . . plillliaol Hie result Ol lllese lllolliries i h There is uot one word of truth in the . . hublihMl in the IMiiladelobia '"'Spatt " pUOIIslleil 111 tile I llllaUelpllia i.ttljrr to-day about the reporters ol the s,t niol Hi,' han.j, of this city hav ing U'etl aj juril the meeting held last night. I ITTHBl'UU, i"Vepi. 5 M River 13 inches at tilass Housi, aud tailing. Weather clear aud pleasant. Ai uisra, Ga., Sept. 9 M Senator Toomlsj addressed a large audience in thi city on the'political quest ions of the .1 iv last night. Nkw ObxEASB, Sejd. 9 M Authentic information has u-.-ii received that McLean did not eoncludetlic treaty with tiexico, mid the mallei .-till remains unsettled. Boston, Sept. 9 u The steamship Kuropa, from Liverpool, vit Halifax, bus arrived here. Her mails will be di-patche.1 in the afternoon train. PUIlMilclpltta Market. FlII'.AlUlLPHIA, Sept. ! St. Flour unchanged; sales at 4 j0(uA T". I for old 9to k ; :'. 00 for fresh ground supert 4 M? - ,or o)(l j u g,ouud ' ....... . . extra; :. J;(.i o f.O tor extra lamily. Tin inspections amount to H,155 bbls, against B li It". Msla I.. I avaa.ll VV I.i... I Im - ' . ......10 ton.-, iiii n.Tiv. tt urni ... it . ...... u , I sales of f,oOO"bushel red at 1 I mm 1 20. R)e sell on arrival at l2a.tJ for new. an. 1 80 lor old. Corn active; yellow 8ix. Prims barley 75c. adviii.(i-d : Oats stead V at Ms, Whisky Last .Might's Despatches Pi-riaurao, Sept. 9 p m River uuchanged since noon. Weather ck-iir aud cool. Nkw Yoki, Sept. 9 m A man and three daughters were burnt to death 111 a house in this city to day. ( im tni.ntl Market. Cincinnati, Sept. 9 r tt. The Hour market is sternly At 4 00a4 SO for siiperriue. Wheat dull; red 90(fii5; white 1 o'ai'l lu. Corn ami other grains dull but uu luiugcd. Provision market v. t y strong, but buyers do not ojauate freely at the advance. Me.-s pork would be taken readily al 14 00, but sellers have advanced their figures. Sales of bacou sides at 91; bulk ?koulders, packed, at 0. Kxchaiige is in gooil supply at premtum. N vv 1 oi k Markrl. M auge Slate ; for ommou tu extra to. Wheat steady and unchanged; sales lG.OuO buh. at 1 18 for new red Kentucky; 1 50 fur new white do. Uye hrm at 84. and dull: common Calitornia ." cents. Corn , steady ; sales at 82c for new mixed Western. Outs quite at 40(a4lc for new State. WhUky Hrm; sales at 27. Pork tirm but quiet; sales at 14 7915 O0 for mess. Bacou dull. I'atton's Cnn.P. Tha brothers of Mrs. r.iltoii, three of whom reside iu Fetinsylvaui.i, and are gentlemen ot' wealth and respectability, have deterinnied to follow Pattou and his paramour to the 11 ends of earth,' with the view of recovering the child to whi. h Mrs. P. is greatly attached. Lafayette Courier

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, Our Mbciippi ValJry is destined to icr'm ttie Lunien ot tbc world, but n ifi l I wright on it popuUtiou U tbc tuuutu wbicll Biiyciulcrs bii.ioud diseases h!I over it. ! I Oil il all .i imi Iii r - ..iilii i.. t.ii:in In Llii - - ,,mlAria which exll;lle from jy tu:irhes. it is i,niHssihla to overestimate the conseHueoces lT,r nZlta .,r nToij. '""f. ow. f-llnw-citieas and fellow-sufferers around lu ou ,lu. announcement imDortantif true. i . .. . . . ' . . . Iliiir lie I 1 . .... i . .... I ... ( i i . i 1 . . 1 . i - i i . w . . a 1 1 l , i lie incut .ku imun v- j -iemit f ti.. V. i;.-,rr,,i Ina - - v w vi tll tJiVJl, ll.l. iii.- V ' ' i ' " i J w Mich an antidote liw".4ir Vurt,' which i" -iip'ilicd Kt a ijrice tli:it oiu i-xidudc no 1 luiii fV....t lti Iim.i. . i 1 1 ... , : . ... v.. .iuiii iia wuriiu, nnu mihl ii i. .iiu w cure Fever and A true and kindred diseasesto a moral rertaiutv - Family VhUt Alt w o i. ' i vi V A k V Wt ite A PrttxoE ix Suivkry. A correspondent 1)1 tl,e Npw Orleans ISrajfVne stvs that the baptism hai just occurred iu that city of no aaaaar -a . . a .l. less a personage than that of the son of the Chief or Kingof the Loango Congo district I of Africa, who eatne jiasseuger ti Cula in I 1857 upon a slaver, aud fell into the hands ul the (ioverumem as an ordinary BoaL j , After two years of official examination and investigation, here and iifiou the coast of Africa, he has beim identified as the royal personage son of Congo's great King, long familiar w ith Cuban traders, and was Christianized at his own request. He talk in Pou ad a Tieeu lliorouglliy IlllUlie.l Willi llie teuets of his new faith, he will lie sent j to Spain and thence restored to his anxious , father. He requested Col. Felepe Avango in charge of the Emancipado Depot,, to stand as sponsor for him before the altar, which requeat he complied with, in the presence of a crowd attracted bythe royal novelty. The beaiiug and deportment of they oug christian distinguish him from all others (of his complexion-. SiONiriCAKT. The Administration orgau ut Philadelphia, the 1'enntylvaniau, a down on Douglas' jiopular sovereignty article. In a.. . u. i. i .... . . . .... in under the Louisiana treat and the Fedetal l oiisiiliittou. t'ertainlv thev have. River Items. ASaiVAL AM. I.SI ASTl SIS I BOM ! AI till Seek ' k lan.AT. etia-k 1HIHS Kate Ft em It, Louisville to fleiulers n and sca . Charley Boweu, Caiio to Kvansville, Silver Star, Paducab to Evausvilb. All-1 . Evaiitville to Couneltvu. Castle Csarden, t 'in. iiuki i to Kvansville. Maid of the Mist, Kvansville to Henderson Silver Star, Kvansville to Padncah. Charley Boweu, Kvansville to Cairo. The weather yesterday was warm with indications of raiu. Business on the w harf was uuusually lively and our packets received good freights and their passenger lists were large. The river has fallen 4 inches in the last '1 1 hours and is still receding slowly. We learn that Messrs. Eads k Nelson of the submarine No. 8, intend raising the steamer Duncan S. Carter, which snagged and .-link last Sunday week, in Augusta Bend, in Missouri river. The new steamboat built at Wheeling by Capt. Wilson for Messrs. Reed L Mitchell, of this place, is now about completed, and will leave that plate iu a duy or two. She is one huudred and ten feel l.n j und sixteen and a half feet laam. Her owners have inaugurated a new idea iu steamboat building, having put into her an upright tubular boiler, similar to those used upon locomotives aud an immense deal is thus saved 111 weight, space and expense. With aboul ten tons of freight to y. it e her even keel she will only draw about eight iuches water. SteatiilHjatmeu who have seen her, say that if the tubular boiler w orks, it w ill introduce a novel idea iu Itoat-huilding, and her coining out is, therefore, looked to with considerable interest. As an emblem of her extraordinary light draught, her owners have placed upou the top of her jack-stall' a large w ater-sprinkler. We learn by a dUpatch from Memphis that the Adriatic, bound from St. Louis to New Orleans, ran into the bank at President s Island, on the 6th Inst., ami shipped two feet water in her hold. She was kept 1 . , , . ,, .1 . . I afloat by workiug till the pump?, and her . " I Height was discharged ou the bank, a good deal of w hich w ill be much damaged. The .S'. P. Jliibtrd passed down last night for Cairo, with a good trip. She is in command of Mr. J. B. Archer, late of the Southerner. She will go up again on Tuesday morning. At a meeting of the St. Louis and Cincinnati Express line held on last Monday evening it was decided to run two boats per week between Cincinnati aud St. Louis. The 7. C. Ticichell is loading at Paducah for New Orleans. Capt. J. B. Archer has been pointe.l to the command of the .Ltmes Monttfoiam. He ! 1, a very popular and attentive boatman and ! it i i :t.. dl. will wit) tieW honors With her. She is at : M.itit.il I'ilr uml will start tor .New I Means in a week or so. The Clerk will tie John i A. Low rev. as of vote. The T-mif!l is due this evening from Louisville. She is the mail packet for Cairo to-day. The Memphis and Louisville packet line will aoon commence operations. It will be composed of the following laoats : Moses Me l.elLiH, Capt. Erwin ; Southeriur, Cspt. Triplett; and the Kentucky, Capt. Lamb. The well known ami reliable boats, tileiida!c, Capt. JaS. Bllgher, and Memidtis, Capt. .. it . :n v.: ....... l, o,.Uer, W.Ii S.JOU ir.-u.ia: inc.. eCwa a . . 1 1 . k ly triie between ( incinnati and Memphis. We see that the steamers L'clijt', Itujtrial, nnil Chrt,tfc arc to -otumetice running: , , , , . I 11 un 1 1, .li.i... ml. ... i I.i... rftui.fii vl fin i ill is ........ ii..iHa..uv... ...... w.... 1 W a - and New Oi lcan.-. The tleet and punctual packet AUda lefl yesterday at 10 o clock, with a lair trip Of freight and passengers. i ajscugers gon g iu nuui-nuc uusuiuiiiktaav ta'ill tut -nro til.it t I 1. e tile .. '. Itrll ..." - -a.- . . ai : t ' : -Wlaat.vllSiitVlllaa Vi'al lUlMIS III I IIH I VHT UIII1 her uflicers are highlv esteemed as gentlemen The Imi las at. enviable renntation . .T TT iL. .' . , ... PaSsetlt'er should Wat this IU mind, tor it thev miss tUe tiazei ieu, me only altern itite will be to go on the Poland, which would not be very advisable, so long as they can do better. The Charley Uotcen came in yesterday morning, literally swarming with passeugers Her cabin flixir wus crowded, her state-room .' . " having sll been engaged at Cairo Much disapiajintuient was felt on account of the Kate Fr,h leav.ng before her time, as the Charley uau some ivveniy-nve or thirty passengers for Louisvilh. Capt. Caffrey should look out for thi, as it is of great importance to both boats thai they should make close connections. This would give the Kate an advautage over all other boats that may hersattei tome iuto the trade.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Acer's Cherry Pectwral. w,,ii lor iturlf hix li n roliown for the cure "f . . ... t' v .ifini i 1 1 r tt ,iiim liriiu viiiiiu 1 i antlrih um.sary i. ito rPount thf h-" - ot iu virtm-., wh mt , .- Uum I Pl0 ''." - " A??5?SMS dcti,.ii, w neHj nm U'i more man a3snninr"Fiw , ita.iwlit i.h kpt uj to tho Lest it has ever !.. ! ,,,at " m' l11 on.W(, f r thHp r, H'f I all it lia M-r i.n louna to do I .. Aver's Cathartic Pills, foil Abb THE PUltPOfeES Or A PUKflATlVK MEDICINE. KOB ('( '- I IVKNt.S.rU THE CUBK Or DYSFEI'SIA; roK JACNDICV; rolt THE THK or INDIUEiSTIoN . KOU HKADACHK; E0U THE I'l'KE or DYSEVrEUY; nK A KOI L STOMACH; rU THE il KEOr IbBYSirELAS ; FK THE I'lLKS; T(K THE Cl'RK W IM'ltoriTLA ; 'OR ALL CUFI'L'- (itDil'LAIM'S; EOK THE ViE OV UHEt'MATISM; rtiR iiskai:s or the skin; rolt IHE Cl'RK or LIVER COMPLAINT; rok IutP8Y; POH THE Cf RE or TETTER. TfMoKA AND SALT ROEl'M ; FOR WORM; For the ci re or OOt T; i'OR A DINNER PILL; FOR THE (TEE ()F NEt Rtl.OlA ; EOR PI RO VING THKBL4M44. They are migar-cated, no that Ihe moat -. i. -1 Ave cwn take them pleaaautly, anJ ihey are the Wa jprieut in the world tor all the ptu j-..- i 1 taiui y sy"ic. Plica 2". cents per )kix ; Six Boxen for tla. ftie.it iiiniiljrs .1 lei ; men, Physiciaua, Stat.mcaa, and eminent ierm.ti;ea. hafe lent their uwine to certify Ihe imj. r l l. le.l naefnlna of theae ren edieji, hut onr apace here will not permit the.insartiun of them. The Agents below named furuiah gratis owr Amebicam Almanac, in which they are giv.-ii ; wrtti also fall descriptions of the ahoveiaansUiuts, gnJ the treatment that should he followed for their cub'. Jh. not te pt off hy nnpriucipled dealers with other j -i - j : t. . . . i - tiie'y .'lake more ftroht on. DeSJSjal Arr.s'h, ui take no others. The sick want the !-.( aid liher. js for them, and they ahould liav it. BO- Prepared hySSSt. J. 0. AVER dCO., Lowell, M:ia.achust-tts. MS by KsL-LEB ft V. HITC. Evansville. ami hy S)H Drupuisti. ami Merehu.( thronghotit the couuirj marJ.l-lAwew DR. HAAS, baviug te.uied the rooirs fornicrlyuc-eupi.-i bl Dr. Kivett. in Dr. Bray's building, opposite the Peat Olhce, would respectfully solicit Ibe .-lie . si- t Evaiisville aud the aurrouu.liug towns an.' i iintry, 'o visit his looms and see the specimetis tn exliibitiou. All Uiose who ud Deutal Sfieratious vi formed, and are pleased with biswork, shall t-c attended to with great pleasure. Hi CONTINL'OI'8 Gl'M Wui I. H il lion t a seam or crevice. NotLiue will be mot.- clean, or have greater strength. His Bi o. k I W'o.:k. ha but 1 w . seams in a full upper or lower , set. I'ei son call laugh as heartily as they chiaiee will. ..nt showing that their teeth are artificial, and che. ki that are suukcu can be restored to near lr their t-iiguial contour. II, -also makes the usual styles of plain aud aimule .'imi i..ili work ou eold and silver tdate am. also the Ckveuplaatic work, which is much liked bj tbaae w h have used it. He has also two process, s t.wvt racting teeth without pain no inhalation uo iiij.ti tuns effects arising from their ose the most M. at- can hare them applied with perfect safety. a v ' l 'ai en ts will consult the health and beaut v of their children by having the Dentist direct their aecend deutit ion, thereby producing symmetry and hea tli to those invaluable organs. SS" I take pleasure in introducing Dr. II.--, forwverly of Lafayette, Ind., my successor to the oki rooms in Bray's building, hoping he will find them both pleasaut and profitable From my intercourse with the Doctor, I am phased to liudhim one f ibe progressing; possessing taste and high professional ability and standing. With this view, I can with aaiety, recommend bim to the coinutunity aa s sk.lll.il kitdcuinpeleiit deutiat. apis J. KIVGTT. '4Ljtil I sw mao muvm rmBTKBMINED TO SUOCERD (JEOROE THORN HILL takes pleasure in in'ortiiing hi old customers that in the quality and M vl ol his work, he flatters himself he cannot l.e . v... lied. He may stilt Is? found at lite corner of Second and Main streets, where the choicest Haruees and Saddles of ev. ry description can la- obtainSB Wl the la-t ot terms. r' Kep-.ii -ing done with neatness and dispat. h. Second -hand Harness always on hand. fel BUY THK RIGHT KIND (F A THRESHING MACHINE! Pitts' Patent Thresher aud Separator. MorriTT'S IIORSK POWKR With ATTACHED, is nsseknVircd to be tb -t machine .. the kind iu the W.-st. The undersigned are now prepared to fitrni-h ma. I.ilie i.t' the nln.ii P.itelit. ol li slvb; nllil lo ike uot excelled in the western .ountrv. Alt we ask i m a. a 'T ",ir 'rk fty f ".mimreu won any or our Cot. nils, i ai les, as also our prices. I heee Ma...J w,.re nirM.tv ni.in.ngl.lv intnalnced and lgl.lv intnalnced and know n when we commenced the manufat'ture of ' ; them; and we shall only say thai al the Lachiues of that patent which we make, shall Is made in such a m oilier, of such material, and with such tpprovemeuts of our own, as will materially fcBi . - the valuable reputation il has ac.ptir.-d among Thteshers. We can now offer to our customers a choioe of these excellent Machines, and also a choice of the Hotse Powers. I., drive iln-m. of any size, from 4 i to in horse, upon as reasonable terms as any other establisameut ; and we i. . tfully solicit orders ! fr either siye r kind, and would request that they Ue sent in as early as possible, to insnn- getting the best machine. KRATZ A HEILMAN. rrV .WAT Af TS, I'M 'su .. . ST AND DRCOAII8T8. We are reawlarfy receiviag additions toonrstia-k of Dm .is, Mh.him-. cm mica is. Pa .Zr xVxl . . . . . .... Paists, Oils, Abto Law, trade on a g(Ml terms as can be pi .bast iu Ctm innati, ItSSw isville, or M. Lout. We have ii. slo.e IS ton of KxTHa I'l ur White Lf.aI', iii k.-gs . I Jo lb, ..ii p.... aud I lbs, which We oe s. illtu; to the trade at licoillll. llir.-l - pi i. -kKLI.KK S WHITE. No. BS Main street. W. ef. V BI'I.M.VJi St BSTITl'TE OK NEKYK TONIC, w n.i. ci ar. FEVER AND AGUE And other NERVOUS DISORDERS, YELLOW , CHAUKES, AND PANAMA FEVERS, Can often be prevented by the use of this invaluable reinedv. The reciiie is from a very celebrated Physician, after having thirty -live years' experiI run- iu lliM.iil.il ami i.riv ate nracti.e in New York . vmw. j a aiswu i-vvm w-i- - -va s as ansa aw-, a vrsses va , , cocntry, during the ist six years, with the tn.t 1 wo nlerful success. '"'- St,-, ..,, D.ic, or tujeringrom Pr...- ' Uulion, utlrf rfiw-.iaf f ' . . . . . ..... . , recoinnieini ami guarantee tins JleUicine a.. i r eas i . n iiiiriBiv i ! perfect Tonic. J. H. HAZARD, Proprietor, 1 -- Maiden Lane, and 6 KTetcber street. I For sale by LEICII t CARLSTEDT. I JeTi-dAwiam tjara vkh. u.t mm , av A w I . K. lur.it .1... n u,.l of. oiiriTV . I'lll- .. i a vart w.1 Mi.iv Com. i ' Vaudt-rhumh county, will contract ii.ti...ieea of Vanilerl-uruh coUUty. will contract . .-n i'.eill.t-l o, io.", mr " j . - 1.1. U.a i.iiMsr ...oat atlvaiiUceomi to the interest of the county, for making the till on Franklin st.. . ! at the we. end of the bridge cremhig l-lge. . ! Cr.ek, on si.id itreet. Scaled proposab. for sai.i i Wirk wi reoHved up to 12 O'clock M., of said j ,Uv, at the Auditor's office. : ilond and security will be required ot the con- , tractors for said work. By order of the County Board. iyjo-dtewtd WM. li. WALKER. Auditor, j "!. aa aw oDiifs s'aVAVATVAf TAVJr Sr . C iTheTt. are made in the meet faithful manner ar .-:.... ....... ,.,,l,rv ttl rail ... sr an, ... I 1 , .:. ., . (Wior of tt,.. t .. .ie. .tin. live to mollis and all insects, aud renders the Cheats invaluable for pack; -. Z I... ... ..... ...t-L-ina. .s I.I. ..I t. i the summer. t,i aale i J. U. KI'SSKLL, 5i Main street, inv'U Between Third and roiirth, Louisville T' M' SVSKIS UmfBJSTBBH IV AST El, in (uu.. al lb.- -l...p, corner ot Seventh an i Walnut streets. au2. lw VET f.e.VS'-lo AT"SA?je.' .Y'Jf ft stvle, beet yd. nut re. ei.. I an t I .i sale bv augA" CUAS. McJOUNSTON.

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EVAjllVILLE, IND. rwesj P. G. O'RILEYiScCc. kiToidtf.. 'ir.iw.v i., JJS'if 9 : MMISHIoN MEIUJIAN TGeneral Railr ( . St. anil, wt, and Eipi A M N Spc. ial Aleuts for the PENN. CENTRAL RAfl.TloAD: and connections ou r which we are auileOeOwd SO give through receipts at the loweec pnssiM rat Ilaviiig a mammoth Wharf bout at lite tajtawawi, Vtt - th I . t r . - r ou the Ohio River, casaihMi a! khirtnar aa and BTotectiiig all mereliandlie liaM.- to lMiusa from exiMwure, we are prepwrd to faolMSSe tSas SSSV stasSJ patch of all cousijl ntnents, fopwardej to our ears by either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL Particular attewtwn paid to ReceO mf. HteaSS ' ' Bild V Twar-bie.'. a I- . to the Sale of any Produce. or other property, coasigued to us tor sals, iidtia taction guaranteed. Offlir-e anil extensive Warsbeusw Oh Ww.i i-trei adjoin Hag the Telegraph, and a the V barf lasxa, ' -Sf where wear ' be found, attending to I h n.i. : tj of our patr. u at . 11 hours, day and biahu With our sup fli ililawi ; long aiauding ; mi sal tiring snerry ; atut knowUahes ui V husiMsss, feel conh.Unt ot irivimc genet ai - itiafai Uou, and .taSl hope to aaerit a continuaiu t lite easiiuMrspsar. . age we are now enjoying. Liberal iu!i aibancea will 1. mad.' i n allcraasigomenu to either oursehes or corr.pondenU in say of the principal markets. North, East ocboBth. P. C. O'RILEY A. CO. t.Vdl, STOMMVK.--1 havealargsdonS id Warehouse at the Canal Basin, capable of storing afjr amount of produce, u Inch wili he received, styre.iijien car of and tu-ld subject to tttf owuai s orders on tnvSJt reasousbb- t.-riuH. ' P. O.O RTXFT.

ih26 4t t. . FM.VR, MifM-.f., !" AND Commission Merchant, hi), t riol TH ATF.B i;l . T, n.11 t21-ly UMt S'JA-rjfl.-.W , ale .eiii 3 to store iu our Fire proof Warehuiate. atvs iiantity of Grain, Prodnce. or M. rcluo, most liberal terms. Having lare;e and airy rooms un stairs. i.trfMilar care win ie taken ot Household I Sf Sa. cultural nnpien ents and all kiuds of war.-s liable to .Kinase from damp or rait Iltsucau. e effrcted at the lowest tire proei iy me uiouill, or longer When desired. Warehouse located on caraaV of Locust atraot W. and R. i'ansd, aud most convenient lor shippin. by River er Railroad. Apply to GEO. F 08TKR k O0. Wtuo " MMMjmjtjyr, mxcmm - MM ING, KORWARDIXG AND GENERAL Agents IK kJwwilaalt luStvwSTln?,!, diana. We have formed a co-partnership under tu tyle of Browm k Aikxan, and offer onr servkse Ii the capacity ai set forth in our card above. We are fully prepared to extend every facility t shipiars, either by CANAL, RIVER, or EAIl ROAD, and assure them that their interests she be faithfully represented, should they be pleased i tjvor us with their patrenage. Gice aud Warehouse ot. tb corner of Ma'-. jind the Canal. vm . BROWN, W. M. AIEM AN, Late ol Hoaard A Brown. Late of E I I I. laaSS-it WOB.V Si. .''''... A aTAY1 CEIVING. rORWAUPING M oV Ml- , flON MERCHA. I s waier sttss-t, lastw.-en .Mam and Lis ttst, KVANSVILLE. INDI WA

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' Particular attention mveu to tlu- 1. 1 v .idwiaj 3KL of general Merchandise and Produce , by Rim-.

.auai, ..i i.i.ui . ..... at-ea. Sv- .. 7 s MOIHJtt, J to K. si. Howard, I ReceirtBg, VoT , vcu. -e?.-..r 1 wsihn Commission Merchant s. No. 4 Wnter streer, n.-ar Main, Kvansville. Indiana. W Liberal advances made on consignment. (,, New Orleans. a. c. 8LAC0HTER...0. u. 6LAi oiiTrR. ww BoeSS ru UorU-lyd

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mm asa' s ., autMhtimmm mu MM. S to WooUey d Nelson, will continue the Commission business, both at private sale an. I at auctiou, at the old stand, corner Main aud Thud streets, opposite the Washington Hotel, whero thev wUI pay particular attention to the sale ot - Tfc everything entrusted to them ; they willatt.n l to any auction sales anywhere ia the city. Particular attention given to the sale of Lands tm4 Town Lass. Ac, Am. Ieht7-b7 TV t'HWiLLBy ruiMl MB JJVH Mud CAIRv RPAJl'LAR PASSKNOER PACKET.

uai"ll ( It.VIil.KV BiiW I N. IlrXTiB ha-Ma--t. r, l.-;,ves Kvausville 1'ursulav and Pridar, at 12 o'clock. M., arriving at Psducah at o'cl.a k, A. If., Cairo at IJ o'cliK'k, M., Woduesday and Sat.irday . R turning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and Padu. ab every. Thariday and Sunday . at toVkjek.A. M , i i . ting fit Evansvitle with Ihe tCransrflle and CntwTordsVins R. R.t and Packets for lirei-n River. Also. BBBi

lie. ting at Smith 'and with Cum lasrlai, i Uu.r I 4 ' t. ; at Cairo, will. M.mphia, New Orleans and St. S Louia Packets. Ta-kets can be obtained on board the boat t Eastern Cites. at-pi BEOl I.AR KVANSVILLE A CAN NKL 1 oS truw :eklv PACEET.

WBJVUBT ' 1MB ! FAI BKT PHIAw 1 . 1 nt a . .t 1:1. . t a..-. : i iiu la.-i ami ..gni I 1 packet ALIDA. Capt. CBAUl.kV DSSHLER, CI. I k- VV ,-rtli-l ington and Cooper, is now placed as a permaie 1 i pu ket 111 tlte tratle, and will Ua.e Kvansvniem tually, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRID-VV, ' at IS o'clock A. M., and returning, will leave cm neltoii .-very TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND RATtTRDAY, st 7 A. M. For freight or passage, apply on board, -mgS . BAOH aVSYf tSl'li.l.K -THE PINE I 1 . 1 1 X draught steam.r POLAND, Oracey, master, J. H. Daman, clerk, will leave Evausvilte lot a it I I a 1 I IIAW U nl I IITiTliltll lail' IU Ii I Louisville and intermediate landings evejy 11 I KN-KN,NJ" M hl . ' " ".' MoRMNo, at :.a. M. I . v. n sen i; mwiu, ai rorirg... m pas "''a' "''P' ' '' y " m itj.fi' aVXA" uJisxcm.n rt . mm NEW ARIiANi.KJIl.M. The Adam's Kxhrf.ss Company resiM'tfnlly an-uoun.-e to their friends aitd palruus, the pui.li of Kvansville aud vicinity, thai, with iucreased facilities for the trali-p. I latiol, of r H E Hi U T , I-xt OK A Q EB, MOSEY A M U I A L I A f. II - They solicit a continuance oflormer lav I pecial care taken in the collection ol Bills, Oratmt Notes, and the transportation of small and valuable packages. All pet sons- wishing to avail themselves of ibe fa cilitios of the Express, can obtain any desired information iu reference to the routes aud details of ibe business, at their Office on First street, LetMewa Main aud Locust, opposite the Post Office.. de 1 M. H. Klsll. nl. jr,v i ... i -I i. i.k fjrls r.tortJH MZ4 PACK I.T The steamer Si L- isllii VKK STAR. Kowler, master, lenves BvsSWVilis sfStl Mondav, Wedi.es.tay, and Friday, at 12 o'ctsek M. I.f-s -PatluoKb every Tuesday. TUi.rs.lav, aiel hatnr l... nl '....'.lock A. M. Connecting at Kvansville win the Kvausville aed ( raw b.rds villi Railroad for all points North and East, with packets for Louisville. .r.-. n, and Wabash rivers. At Paducah with par lr eta for SI. Louis, New Orleans, and Use Dailv 1 . loafs foi Cairo, Kadiville, and T. uueasee fiver. SuS'Busiue-M promptly attended, and . hai . freight and pasaage, sasie aecharcedto- the i.-, . larpacket. Thnaich bilks of ladrW iriven S Orieau and all Hjinta uu the Ten la-rland rivers. , , t-t . .. ... y Lj L iA U 1 I 1 i V IV 4 V IS A a V A aa.a.--mmfB. A, mf 0BiLB fT TUB BrM earnest solicitation of inanv persvi., has ,-uyciu.ed todiatritHiie aportlsmof fcts srr KX-'I)JI i ivr pEPIN ICE to the citizens of the U . Il.by ...-viviit i - " ... . . iu,, i, at their dooia trot.1 wagohs tt wiueti . . . .b-avor to la-uiu the to-morrow inorolua-. The ice Is as clear a and TinsTr inches iu crrstal solid as a roe. thiCaueae. lie is tig

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llie Hie Ul iiii.u . atttt. uvB.j i .usutta ot "fvi- a e curing it, wUI uot allow- him to put Ihe price . . low to consiuners as be would wis .i ; but he ia pesa Baft a . 1 B SB I A - A B -

. .1 I ... ..,..1 ll. ..... , , ,1 ... sua.u-ii mat wnen lis aurai.iiuy ana sui n .i ..ueii. - , -,, , - . k lie ar lu.iy it-svco. n ..i. - aw -,..-:.,. u.au any other to oe uau. ana wuen the account for tt 'hole -uwo s a is footed up, the total . . . ' . f.r.'.''V'r ,h",V ,h' M"' o.u.. , ,.. . Those who wish a regular supply at theSrsSrw , e-ae n o.r 1 1 f Tt MBS JKU'BJ Mt" WW NEW STOCK AT BITTEOLL a. We would n-sp. .-ttulU inlorm ibaT U''lie CBs . ' . . aB- A" ATI -AL.I aa I a have lust received our' new ftock af 4WW SA.J Sis! vet Watches, fine J. w. Iry Silverware , MMI I'. II. if . . HiCIUllIllir some . hue Lava, CorU, Maeai.. and c.osveo eus : very rich and haadsosa t?h "tt.ol.l Ou-rd, Fob, and Y eat t hattia, Bt I'm. Itr.i-e.t-. t-ir inline, rurser Illiu-P. we w, urn ran i-....-- - . Gold aud Silver vvatci.es, win. n are OI ipialitv, in all respects. Also, a good stock at tm- 5ble. Tea, Salt, and Mustard Spisius, Forks. W wamui.ed pure Silver. Silver-plated W are, inch as Castors, Cke Bas kets, Spoons, Jr., of rut urn ox At rrv , Always on hand We are selling at Eastern pries for cash, and warrant our goad- to be as represented in) Is B1TTB0LLF BROS , AS Main Bgj

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