Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 22, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 September 1859 — Page 2

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.. - - rr:. I BVAMSVILLE, IMD. f MONDAY MORNING. 12 For Judge of tha Fifteenth Judicial Circuit. JOHN PITCHER, of Poaey. WM. F. PARRETT, of Warrick. Prosecuting Attorney fur the JAMES SHANKLIN, of Vanderburgh. -"- 1 Taa Western Trait at Maw Or-asts-a. The annual statement of the Trade and Commerce of New Orleans shows that there hat been an enormous decline in the receipts of,Weatern produce, the past year, at that port. It if attributed, by the papers, to the iufluence Of Western Railroads, that now take an immense quantity of freight over the mountains, that formerly descended the Mississippi river. But the short crops of last year the absence of a foreign demand for grain and meat aud the high prices at home, together with the operations of speculators, predicated on tha European war, hare all had a tendency to reduce the shipments to New Orleans this season in a greater ratio than we should expect from the regular decline which that trade must inevitably experience from the effect of Western internal improvements. The figures have astonished those most intimate with the trade ; but they are not to be disputed. In some of the leading articles, as flour, wheat, corn and oats, the decrease in receipts actually amounts to one-third. The falling off in flour during the commercial year just ended, from the amount received during the year previous at 443,360 barrels, in wheat 395,686 sacks, In corn 503,241 sacks, in oats 355,033 sacks, in tobacco 11,639 hbda, in pork, 12,736 bbls, in potatoes 85,115 bbls and a proportionate diminution in lard, butter and many other products. We do not think that New Orleans can aver become again one of the chief ports for exporting our Western produce. Her climate is unfavorable ; the heavy expenses incurred by shipping in getting in and out of port ; the long and difficult voyages through the tropics around the capes of Florida are so dangerous and detrimental to produce cargoes as to more than make up the difference in the freight to tha shipping point by river to the South, and by railroad to the East. The laws of trade are now constantly operating to diminish the Western produce business at New Orleans. It will never be restored to her till free trade is established with Cuba or Mexico, or some large acquisitions of territory in the Guif is secured, which will draw its food from the great Western Valley through New Orleans. Free trade with Cuba and Mexico, which may, in the course of a few years, be established by sagacious and friendly diplomacy, would make the exports of Western produce from New Orleans to those customers on the Gulf greater than they have ever been to Europe. . Tma Expulsion or Volcstaay Slavery of thc Blacks in Louisiana. A letter from New Orleans to the St. Louis Rrpublisoa says the recent law expelling nil free black from the State, or compelling them to elect masters and reduce themselves to slaves, went into operation on the 1st inst. The penalty of non-coiuplian e with one or the other of these requirements is iiuprieou- . meat in the oenitentiarv for a term of three ! years. As maj be supposed, the patting in execution this law has caused tremendous excitement and consternation among the free colored population, many of whom are from other States, and have acquired property here or become so attached to the plaee that they prefer slavery to leaving it. An Abolitionist would doubtless be amazed to see free persons of almost every shade of color seeking eagerly among their white acquaintances for desirable masters, to whom they are ready to give themselves up in servitude for the remainder of their lives rather than consent to change their place of residence. Persons who believe that cruel masters in the South are more numerous than kind ones, that cruelty is the rule rather than the exception, should note the tact that these people, in surrendering thematlvef to ilavery, have not the slightest legal guaranty that their selected masters will not sell them within twenty-four hours after the registration of the titles, or that they may not be at once transferred to plantation service . The right of an owner to dispose of a slave acquired thus is jut as absolute as if the latter hail been born in servitude, and I hare no doubt that many unprincipled white men will take advantage of this fact and profit largely by it. Qaoaoa Gbiswold, one of the oldest, wealthiest and most eminent merchants in New York city, died on the Cth inst.. iu tbe 1 834 jaar of bis age. For fifty or sixty years he has trodden the mercantile stage of the Great Metropolis, the most conspicOOUS man amoug bar merchant princes - Hit house was largely engaged in tbe China trade. Mr. Griswold himself was deeply inlares ted in Railroad enterprises at tbe West. When Michigan became embarrassed with her internal improvement, Mr. Griswold stepped forward to aid the State and bought largely in tha State stocks and Railroads, under their depression, aad realized large sums for himself aud others while, tbey helped the State and completed the roads, wbich otherwise would have sunk together. He was one of tbe first and largest stockholders in tbe Illinois Central Railroad and by his energy aud credit, continued to the completion of that great enterprise. Mr. Griswold was also interested in building one or two Ivailroaas in umrvtate. Tk. HI V X' w- k. sss a a-rsat and . - e, good man, beloved by bis church, adored by bis family, be passes from tbe scene ot xtioo, with tbe tear, of many -and goes down to the crave an actinir as well as a professing Christian. Political lite be never would participate in, though often solicited, yet be ever took in politics tbe liveliest

interest, and through life be was a sUunclt, Ureen, a few nights since, while endeavoraBdaYiAtiog Whig. ing to rua off a negro wotuau to iudiaba.

The Louisville Democrat says that

A R. Stewart has nMhki'ok jriantatiou, in St. Kaniaiw partA, Louisiana, fur $ 10.090. The Coto-cl tatcud to .1. Yote his ureat energies ana nis uirge re sources in the future to the magnificent scheme, of which he is the father, of the Grand Junction Canal, connecting tlu- Mis sissippi and Lake Borgne, aud to the geueral introduction of his proceas ot dt-hmUiug . SUgar by sulphuric gas. Co! Stewart has ritained the land along the canal, ami at the ". d stveut "J eter j?1 ' tew miles below New Orleans, n win uc but live or aix mile in Lrugth, and will require but one lock at the river end. Vessels will enter it Irom Lake Borgne, aud thus save the heavy towage of over a hundred miles from the Baliie. The only difficulty in the project is to get a sufficieut depth of water for large vessels in the approaches on the Lake Borgne side. If accomplihsed, it would have an important influence on the commerce of New Orleans. New Jkssey Opposition. Thc Regular Opposition Convention and National American Convention both met at Trenton on the 7th inst. In the Opposition Convention the Hon. Dudley F. Gregory presided. On the third ballot Charles S. Olden, of Mercer, was nominated for Governor. Amidst much enthusiasm the nomination was declared unanimous. On motion of Roberts. Kennedy, a Committee was appointed to confer with the American Convention and inform theiu of the nomination of Olden. The Committee having discharged their duties, in a short time after the Conventiou appeared, and reported that their Conven tion had concurred in the nomination of Oldeu. Much enthusiarin prevailed when the anouncement was made. There was a stormy debate in the American Convention, but Mr. Olden received the nomination on the first ballot. Kansas Minks. The last advices from Denver City report that valuable lead mines have been discovered in that vicinity, the galena of which contain a large per cent of silver, enough to make the extraction of the silver from the ore very profitable. This discovery had caused great excitement in the dujrgius and will probably give a new impulse to emigration should the news tie confirmed. A party arrived at Leavenworth from Deuvers a few days ago, with $2G,000 in gold dust. Several n mi -in of the quart, veins hare been received iu St. Louis from the Kansas gold mines, which are said to promise large profits in working them. The vein of lead ore found, is said to be two feet thick and six hundred feet iu length. Twenty jiounds from this mine were analyzed by Dr. Lee, at Denver city, and was found to contain five parts silver three parts gold, three part iron, aud one part copper. As much as five thousand pounds of the ore per day hare boea taken out, and the greatest excitement prevailed in the neighborhood at last dates. Stastixg os Their Own Hook. On Satartisy, Dr. N. H. Miller, of Sonth Bend, Ind, ' gave a son of bis a check on the Branch Bank at that plane for $100, with directions , , , , . . . to 8 11 cshd ud lhe mJ to his i . .. . . . - ... mother. The boy obeyed, so far as getting i the check cashed, but with the funds thus ! obtained be, in company with another lnd, ! started to see the world. They went to Chi- ' cago, and after having a gny time there, ' Btarted for St. Louis, but were overtaken by the pursuing parents at Bloomfield, 111., and carried home, where, it is presumed, they got two well tanned jackets. Orders have been given for introducing athletic games and gymnastic exercises into the British Army. The idea is derived from the French. The Zu naves are trained gym- I ousts, aud are as agile as so many Ravels. , Their exploits in scaling ramparts are si- j most incredible. They climb np over each other's back uiakiug a ladder of their bodies against a wall. The exercises are promotive of health, as well as efficiencv in the hour of action. VraatosT Elkctiox. By the returns from 71 towns, it anuears the Saxe was lahin.l the ' . Democratic rote or last jear, and thut the Republican Governor waa reeleoteU hv an j . . increaseu vote, ine vote lor itovernor ui 71 town. a vm H.ill 19.111 A ami Sato r. - , B- 1 1 - 1 -1 -I 123. Hall's gain over tbe vote of lost year in the towns enumerated, is 10,49 -he having ; re ceived last vear 11.405. atrainst 5.148 fur Kev ln 1C, tnwn, nssi.Misi, have I 17 Representatives, and the Republicans 144. I A solid young Irishwoman jumped 1 heavily from the cars, at Cleveland, a few days ago, at tho Lake Shore Depot, ou to the planking between the rail, when tbe j rotteu plank gave way, and let her down into the lake. She fell nine feet, iuto teu ! feet water, but was rescued from drowning. I by Freeman Nutt, the depot baggage-muster BP. 1 1..- Vermont election took place last Tuesday, but 110 satisfactory returns have yet reached us. The Republican majority last year, was alKut 1 5 1 ,000. It is .apposed that Saxe's peroual Hipularity will retlut.e tliis majority materially. The t lei tion for Governor in Maine takes place ou Moudav. The caudtdale 011 the Republican ticket for Governor is the Hon. Lot. M. Morrill, the pte-t nt Kxeculive. autl the , ( itti.liUate of me I leuiocrat IS AlaH Smit t lemau . ! . . . 1 haB ,,.n ,1etealHl lor tUt, ft9t lwo year?. faar The au.uial m. oiu of Mr Wiu. Mat Donald, tlo- owner of Flora Temple, is said to he xo.ooo. He resides in Ralitniore. , - ' tWT- tjuavk'dta-tur, styling hiiuselt lanuc Baisoii, M. b, .1- ,u -.i. .i a H.-uiu,

NEW ADVRTISEMENTS.

I S TO V KS F ALJ DESCRIPTION SCANTLIN & STEPHENS Ilave just received a full supply for their F ill and Winter Trade, and everv description of 8T0VES, GRATES. TIN WARK, aud KITCITKN UTKNSI LS. Their stack embraces ail varieties of COOKING, PAR LOU, AND OFFICE STOVES AND GKATES, with and without mantles, all uf tbe un( and in -i apprwed patterns. The stock embraces the greatest variety ever brocght to tbi market, ft has been selected by one of tha partners in perse, from the largest stocks of the manufacturers iu Pittsburg. Cincinnati, and Louisville, ami naa ueen purchased on terms that w ill allow the undersigned to sell at the very lowest caeh prices for wbich such articles can be had in this market. Cf .'i at the sign of the Cooking Stove, No. tl Main street, opposite the State Batik, between Water and First streets. aspl'J-dAw3ni SCANTLIN A STEP1I NS. "S mm t mjytf .vest j i m. a. 9 COOK A SON'S. Received by railway -3 ktgs Seedless Raisins, gS I oxes I. aver Raisins, H half boxes do, Jo -ir. do do, 8 do Cooking Raisins, 1 bid Zinte Currants, AO drums Figs, mats Figs, J Mils hardshell JLtflSOBsls, I bbls snftshell do, 1 bid extra aioe Patsr rl-il do, It- Shelled Almonds, " ft bbls German Prunes, 1 bbl German Cherries. Is THE 7 I. TIE TO rumCH ASK Having received a new lot of choice and fancy Groce-ies, we are sow prepared to preeeut to the pnbiic a to. k ae nearl) complete in articles of our hue as ct n be found anywhere, and our fctt ili ties ftr purchasing and connections enable us to offer our goods at prices as low, if not lower, than can be had anywhere else in thin market. Our motto is "Value against Valae," and how far we have adhered to this, may be seen by the patronage bestowed upon us hitherto, and it is the interest of the public to patronize an establishment where they get the best and th most for their money invested. All we ask is to examine our stuck and prices ; every infirm it ion about the sanie will be cn erfullv Riven. SSjM Z. H. COOK A SON. Mha.yu ELLM'S . VO TWB.-MOJS'B. MM DA N I V. 1. 1. . in l.ly, which was an nouueed for this eveuiug, will not come oft until to morrow, TI'ESDAY, Sept. U, in consequence of his musician having made an engagement for Monday. DANIELLE. VsYbV JMMIl'JL Of 4 boxes Becker's Farina, 4 is Corn Starch, 4 do Italian Mticcaroni, 4 do ili Vermicelli. At asjaJJ Z. H.COOK d SON'S. W1 'MM .t .n.i .v to a o .il l. oik to attend to stock iu the city aud f worlou a small place in the vicinity. To a steady, industrious, and reliable man, who can Uhis own overseer, a good situation will be tw u Fnquire at the J or ax a L nfBce. epl2-dAw mjitjY MJVK .vwiiT TS' rrmmi WW AND FOR SAtK & rxues eatra W. R. Ch'-ese, tu do extra Hamburg t in s. , "JO do .. D. Cheese, 8 do Pine Apple Chees.-, 4 lirkins extra Sr. R. Bntter. sepl' Z. H. COOK A SON. JOS. SCHOENFELD, M ANUFACTl'RF.R A WHOLESALE DEAhF.R IN CLOTHS, CASSIMEHLS, SA Tl SETTS, TWEEDS an a GKXTS' FURMSHIXG GCMIDS. Also, Hats and Caps. No. 3 Water Street, BBS. Main asp Sycamore, epV.' F.VANSVILLK, IXD. sTA AttVsV VOTriV.-N. H. THOMKOSl, attc.'.-ssor to IT. . v . .-'awj. r, non-rate aU(, BuU VTtlUt N. M Min street. ;.. Mm Mm o titt Sawyer, ... . , Il,dRSflSSSj T ho i-it. 1 1 wrnvn Iisni l v-.amiN, 'io bs k'ren. h 1. 1-1111111-1. Received at . U. COOK A SON'S. a Tajvn mmjuv jt o.-.c ; too Ibe--2i sacks Shorts, .Ml bushels Kar Corn. At Z. If. COOK A SON S. seplJ 50 nan I r; WJIKJT M-'i.ULH at 7.. II. COOK A SON S. T IABC.E lll'.LS FOE SALE ItY K. U1LREUT a CO.. No. 4 Svcamore str.-.-l. sept 2 SO WHOLE A SO HALE LAEHKl.H SEW Ko. 1 for sale by H-pl- 5. K. till PERT A DO. jmm.CKhi:EL owhli. .t- HALT BBLA WwjW and kitts just received and for sale by sepl2 8. K. til I.BKKT & CO. W IS SEED nlL-M MJ order, for sale br UBL6. IS EEUEElT S K. CIT.BERT A CO. WstlsTl K EOS PUKE WHITE LEAD for sale W by a. X. CILBUtT A CO, &P1HIT TClll'ES L ISE-o bbls for sale bv sepl2 S K. I I IO. K'l CO. MM A I IS .Jim A' .is ALL SIZES, for sale by II sepli 8. I. GILBERT A CO. 100 HO.XE ISltoW C.LASti, ass d sizes. seplJ S. E. GILBERT A CO. mm u. uaisjss on whole a hale bxs EAl for iale by a. K. Oil LBEKT A CO. I aA. f-VS. CHOICE W It. CHEESE just re , O f 1 -ived and r..r by - " M.TAK CASDLE S. E. OILBKHT A t il IUO WHOLE, HALE. Al oarbJi -boxes tor sale loir by S. E. tilLBKRT A CO., Sept No. tSviawore street. nia.VO H.-JUBT MM MM I' Ell. J M tine assortment of Piauos, which for tone and tialit cannot be excelled by auy instruments in the u est To he disposed of on reasonable t.-irus, by seplO J. HEALY. Jt.tl . Hit .. V HOI si:. HOSTO.X, AO "AT the largest and best arranged Hotel in the New England Mates; is centrally located, and easy of access from all lhe routes of travel. If contains all the modern imrroveuients,and every convenience tor the comfort aud accotnm.Mlatioti of tbe traveliug ublie. Tbe sleeping ro .ms are large and well eenti.ated; the suites ot rooms are well arrauged, aud completely furnished b-r families, and large traveliiiK parties, and the houe will eoutiuoe to kept as a flrst-cl.ise hotel in eiery respect. P-lv LEWIS RICK, Prop r. rwM.noTH ' BMMm. 100 MVMMM Ls M choice new timothy seed, just received and foi sale low to dose con-iniu.-nt. sept s-tt E. S. BABt'tn'K mm r. i 1 e..sr at . v mj m s m a. r. , v ...... . . . m .... . . 1 E I - m a ASSVILLE. AND CA1KO MAIL PACKET, H.V.EL DEL L, K. Kr.i.s, Cantaiu, J. It. Ui. lmrii.- u aud A K biuith, t krks. will leav ..75 STS?' evening, and fur 31. V 1 freiichl 1 -i..i-,appl .11 l.ard MLKI'TIO.X' .y or It E. -StATK 01 1mm tM. vsOI KHt kl.il Co.. So. I. Louis Itiehter, Clerk I 1 1..- anderburgh Circuit Court, wtiliiu and lor said County, do hen-hy vilify tothe Sheriff of said 1 oiiutv. vhai I th' -is arc to Us sleetsdal las next general eUrrtoS (in the State of Indiana), to be held oil the mh-iHiiI 1'iMMalay ill t:U.br. A. I'. UioV, st the different pUces of holding electkius in s.,1.1 C ainty, tn-wit : A .lodge for the Eifte. nth .Tu.ti. in I I 11. nit u Ate........ 11.. ..-.....:.. .. lw v. mi, nil .llli'llli't r I i' llllllg li 'S llir , ift. . nib .Imileial llrrnit. Ainl m f'iiiiiit i Vtimiii- ; sWr f..r the Third Dis.ric ,.f Vender.;... Ri. c... I . v . w IVls. my b ind and the se.,1 ot -a aid I j 'nit. ..t EVansVille, this 7tli d.i -d tepteatber, A. D. 16 m. Lul ls RICBTER, CUrl V. C. C I I sl . VarbaJhlrXtTS .Vlrh SlslSvfS ! ,n" ' Iu" "" ".' '" u hereby eii. n to ti. tinalilie-l voters t sji l 1 ouuty, that ani l.-, liou will U- li Id at the several pieclncfs in lb.. Towiu.lii.s iH said t 'on.tt , t - nil tie. tacan. 1. nbov- .-.-ri in. -i, uk Tn. -.ls , ih. Ilth day of m tols-r, A. l. I- 1 JOHN 8. UAYITT. hi r.iilS'.'t She. . oj Vaudertntrgh , gTiMMA I Esh i j UAH Jl BT MMlMIfy SORE.N30N A CO

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ADVERTISEMENTS. A I VST CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THE CASH CAPITAL, SI, 000,000 ! ABSOLUTE AM f Tf Pi 'DCn WET srUPLUtf OF 043.181 74, And the prestige of 40 yrs. sucecss aud experience. UPWARDS OF $12,000,000 Of losses have been paid by the rna Insurance Company in the past 40 years. The value of ttliable insurance will U apparent from the following LOSSES PAID BY THE iETNA DURING THE PAST FIVE TEARS: In Ohio $431,r.20 83 In WiscoiiMu 100,055 07 In Ketitu. ky. H,93 40 Missouri 381,518 U4 Tn Mic l,igau;$158,(43 81 In Indians... 14!,839 81 In IllJsKis... 448,327 41 Tennessee.... '.7,."4a Jl Kan. A Neb. 1 .vC 77 Ark. A Ga... 2:1,945 0t Iowa A Minn. 101, 40 Penn .AVa... 31,595 82 Mississippi and Alabama, 952,412 18 Fire and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at twrma consistent with solvency aud fair profit. EauacMjf attention ytrraro n.-uum' of 9WXiUMtS8 and CoiUtmtt, for eras I to 5 fear. The solid service long and successfully tried, aud the many sdvantagea the .ttna Insurance Cempany possesses) in Its line, should not be oeerlooked by thosA ready to insure, and understanding t n- i ' beat iatereats. During "stringent times," the necessit for reliable Insurance becomes an Imperative duty- -lb ability of property owners to sustain loss being then much leaseued. Ageneiea in all the principal cities and towns throughout the State. Policies issued without delay, by any id' the duly authorized Agents of th Conixby. BCSINKSS ATTENDED To WITH DII'AI'CU AND HDLLITV ALLEN C. IIALLOCK, Agent. sep6 tntdAw NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS. m j in us, io amn it f 'it mi to MJ vail ou KOSLR BKod. A CO. They are Sow able lu show yun one of the mr.f i'K,omihU stocks of KA.X'I DRV fjOODS ever ujlit to this market. Your espe. ial alti-n-tioii ii .ailed to tbir larire assortment ot HLACK AND FANCY SILKS. cntaiiiing Robes. Rayatlerr Stripes, ami all modem tyle of the day. In H'OO LEV GOODS their stock will compare favorably t.'ith any other house in tin Weal. - SILK VELVET ASD CLOTH CLOAKS of suierior quality and style. Their stock of Ladies' COLLARS d SLEEVED ii immense; nor must you forget to at tbeit immense variety of Ladies', Misses', and Children's II. - aud Ulovea, Ac, Ac. House Wife Will also find it to their interest to examine their stock or IMPORTED CARPETS', FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, DOOR MATS. RI GS, iu large quantity. It would be hardly worth while to enumerate t licit stock of Staple Goods. It is generally conceded that their stock of Calk, Flanuele, Blati. kets. Shawls, Oaesimorvs, Sattincts. Jeans, Liuseys, Ae., Ac, will, in variety, in quality, and iu price, bear investigation with any othsr boue tn the city. Remember No. 30 Main street. Ki'M.U BKU. & CO. 9LW siaes the formation of our partnership. Our trade has increased beyond our expectation. He desir to return our siucere tnauks to our num. roua patrons aud if a well assorted stock of goods, low prices, and strict attentiou to business, will 11. . rit a continuance of your favors, we think we will have 1 inns tiMin you. Our facilities for purchasiug at low prices were never as gooj as at present. NINE YEAKM' EXPERIENCE at merchandizing has enabled us to becomo acquainted with some of tbe bt aoase in the leading markets of the Union, and we are almost daily receiving supplies from some of them. V may uot "blow" as much as other houses, whose receipts are largely iacreoe.f If printing But the pnbiic may dewnd that in prices, qualities, and quantities, we "won't be beat." V ask a trial. sspS YICKSTBT BEOS., 92 Main street.. GiUjroniMB Jt st MMVMt van - w .Vsj bush country Bran (rich and heavy,) 500 tbs YV. R. Cheese, 2 tierces prtuie Leaf Lard. 5 hbda do N. O. 8ogar, 17'MI Ifs Bar Lead and Shot, Its bushels Irish Potatoes, WHOM Knih K'l' St Dta fresh Table Buttr. for sale by SSfS VICKERT BR11.S., Hi Maiu street. PRKRV KLI.IOTT CITY s XO. 45 MAIN STREET, EVASSV1LLE, ISD. I I'., 1 11. i.i.ir attention aud Melainotypes. given to I'liotoi ..j-li s.-pj-ly OOTH K-LasT VJI.t..-.. PEKOJm sons indebted te C. DATtlASOX. ire respectfnlly requested to call and pay np within ten Any, or raeasuies certainly w ill t taken to enforce payment. N. B All work In the TailoriuK liae will be attended to with ueatnes and disiaU'li, but uot on finite so Ions credit. sepo-dt V. DAVIIiMlN. AMERICAN Wholesale Clothing House. TIAVJV -MaMB aUO, THE U-HOI.K Clothing trade of t .0 West was comparatively of small amount, and was confined almost exclusively to a retail business in the larger towns snd cities alone. Now this line of Goods has become an afmoat unliauaMr uart ef um ntook. ot avery treneral Dry Goods store from the nowded cltj i ths cross-road stand. Like all changes in trad.-, however, this one has not been prudnced except for the best uf reasons. Among these are tbe great saving of material by cutting a large quantity of garments together - the superior work aud speed of sew in,, machines in manufacturing the great saving of time in waiting for .your "turn" at the Tailor's the uncertaint) of even then getting a aatisfactory "fit," and above a I the saving of st leat oast fctt the cost of the garmunt in the pr.ee. lot a numiier of years this ha. ouli been a ' ot our general Dry Goois business, but we have made arrangements to devote our whole lionse exclusively to it alone with such lines of Notions ami furnishing Ctoods as will lie nececsary and desirable in that trade. Helloing that the true intercut of the trade will 1st to sustain us In this enterprise, we would 1 SSfSxM fully announce that we now haie on hand ou- ol the largest and most desirable stocks of WELL MADE CI.OTIUNti that was ever ottered to the trade of the West. Wf respretfully solicit a call from all onr old friends and the trade geuorally. We charge nothing for hoiring our goods, aud not mtirh if you buy them. We are prepared to sell to sll prompt-time btiyei as lowas-auy Suuh in tbe trad. A lil .-i.il disoatnt also made on all cos safe. WM. E. FRENCH A CO., as3 Ma. M Mala street. WM. K. FRENClT i GO., v Hi iLKSA LK OEALER.x IN READY MADE ClotHlng;, r.i.vA' S 1: .v o t 1 oss. Mu. 'tO Malts Street, Kvassavlllr, luil. Agwels for t. 'in tn A n hoi Hoi tiug CU.l Ii m omT-a 1 14 h v t.u.jf ro.'K mA His light knw is laigoi than the othri Hieyes a ere weak. Any one taking up the Pon.-y aud notifyin- lb. indr-iue.l, will be liberally rewarded. atp-Mad EDGAU Dl'NK. ,U t. not JS'UB. - THE tiUktscklin i; M to t.H'k in the V'audertiiirgh County AgTictiltutal aud Hortn ill turn I !aud Assia-iation will lake notice that a call is made for the balance due on sub- n lions made prior to la-'rti and ftneeii dollars ou each shale uu the uew stork ; the whole amount Is I aud will la) nceived. BSfKi AMl'EL OKU, President. m OK w V mm MB ! JEU' ' UOOUB : OjW S KM lift II x Co, hai. ju-t recelret then nisi shluuient ol tall and Sint-i li 1 ti.sls. to wuicsi iney iiiviie tle allelill 1. tlieir iilimeroila caatwuieis They will be soM at thwir assaal low prices. No trouble to show goods, so call in, svsry bodj. at Nq. 4j Main meet, and look st thsm.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

.vjvr.s1ev,.v. to jnai.y hsi mw iu at an! i- eoti'-tantlv rect-iing: forth.- fall and Winter Trade, 4Ue Isjst stock ever brought to this State or vicinity, of all kinds of HARDWARE suited to the Wist, and which, having been selected and purchased in p-r-soit, from the most extensive Importing Hoiiw aud Man ufc.torie-i of nearly all the Ea.tr-n - - i 1 1 - -and towus, iu addition to several. iuvobvs linrt-d directly by him from good manufacturers English and German he can, and w ill sell as low as any oou.-eru in the West; leelliig confident that r al-aii-l prion, -an not fail to please aud satiety, ilew ettbl a-k lli. scial attention of Merchant. Mamrfai tun r, t ur nters, Millwt iht, Coopers. t.ini.liii: I:-. '.j.l nil lm nl anv a I i.I.-. ii.iikIIv found in a nrat vla- iLsrtlwwi- St.-..- w I .'. and rwtail. - Without puiMutag sVtail. lhe m. utimt of a lew loading .it 1 1. fm n it la- will, vis: Tabb. and Pocket Cutlery, Itr.otv. Sti.-af-. aud S-ismirs, thc ludiu.' Geo. tteuboliu Son'r- ju-llv celebrated maiiulacturt-s ; Butcher'i. Kaives anii Steels; Files, all kind aud size, f Butcher's and other manufacture ; Augers, Chisels, (ioues. Bracee and Bitta, and all CrMirters' and ObetSsn' Tools, from Ohio Tool Company; Rartoti's, iUc)iester, and White'., Buffalo. Maaufactoriee, together wttli Cook's n.-teJ Patent Premium Aug. r Ilitts. Also Hand, Rippina, Panel, aud BackSaws tlao. the vri, us sites SXS Styles ot' Mill, Oir. ulat. nl ; t r.s-Cut Saws, with Tuttle's Patent HiKk Tooth t raw-Cut saws ; large an I small Scales, in gr-at variety of pattern ; Axes aud Uatclteta for all purposes; House h moing Materials. All Ouniters' Materials ; Gunnera luiiliu.nta to almost any extent ; Meat Cutters aud Staffers; Iron and Wood Pump Curos, together with Chain Pump Fixtures; Ames' and tlisr limkrs' Shov.-I-, Spades, aiid Oraia hcoops; Jtu-k Screws; a line assortment of all kinds of Brushes; Copper uud Irou Rivets and Burrs; Protective VA'eapou; Horse, Wrought, Casiug, and Finishing Nails, all sizes; s uew snd excelleut assortment of Fishing Tackling; Paint and Coffee Mills , Guru Shelters and Mills. Agent for Dole, Silver A F. b's Fremium Saw Gummer, f r I'sright and Circular Saws. GEO. S. SON N TAG, sap3 No. It' Main street. ,itJi urim miWJiL s WW 4 dozen Cedar Pails, 10 do Alicante Mats, -o Jo large Eastern Broom-, di nests sssorted Market Baskets, 4 dozen Wooden SHXns, 4 do Flour Seivi-s, So packages Carpet Tacks, ri JoZeit .Match safes. For sale at assi Z. H. COOK A SOSTa. tmm tji.i. Tma uk. jvmr receivetl tMr steamer Hastings, a line assort ment of U. ods from the East, suitable to tbe wants - ot tie. Fantilixs ol Evansville, consisting in pait I aiw ti. sugar cured, flue flavored Hams, ltJU) ma Ribbed Sides Bacou, 4s Km Shoulders prime, 3 tierces Extra No. 1 Lard, j 20 boxes P. A O.'s host and German Soaps, boxes Star and Opal Caudtea, , u ' . bxs. Jt boxes i si, Statps, 2 barrels extra No. 1 Lard Oil, 3 barrels Golden Syrup. This article is much recommended, t bags Almonds, Filberts, Pecans, aad Braid ! Nuts, 3 casks Bar 'eaux Prunes a fine lot, 1 lioxes genuiuo Italian and .-rotiotdM and Mac. aroni, ! bbls Love ring's 1 rushsl StiKar, il bbls do PTilvvri. .1 Sugar. ThrBe Sugars are sckuowledged by all in the ttadu to be the best in the f nited States. Mackerel -catch ofl859iu bids and Lbh, No. I, No. and No. 3. Whit Fish in half barrels, 20 bags Rio 4 lbA flue article of We. fed Black Tss equal, if not sutterior, to any iu the city Ac, Ac. N. B. Tbe sii-ile of the above Goodn bavtttic Iwen bought for CasA, we are enabled to offer our old and new enstomers any articles they may require st such prices as will quite surprise- them. Call and examine for yourselves, at KKSKINE. ITRNK K A CiVS, sepl 47 Main street J. C. NUBLINC Poumfulv wnit L'aaAM, Donna a Manufacturer of FIRE AND BURGLAR ., OsarssNtasT. PROOF Corner Third and Division Streets, El ASSVILLE, ISD. Constantly on band, all different sizes of Stun, latest style and improvements, guaranteed to be equal iu durability and finish to auy Eastern manufacturers, at the lowest Cinclunsti prices. Also Manufacturers of Lot Ks, WALLlf AKE.S, SHUTTERS, Etc , all finished iu th boat at) le of workmanship. Specimens of Safes, etc., may be aeon at Messrs. Roelker, Klusman A Co., 76 Maiu street, to whom all orders must la- addressed. sul 1 III N NELL'S onsxsa or WALM'T STREET AND THE CANAL, EV ASSVILLE, ISO. T Mil J'K U MBTaBLi8M.nE.yr is now 111 fu.l .qieratiou, with new and com plete Machinery of the latest style, for Planing and Dressing Lumber, platting and itrooviug flooring, making- Doors and Sash Mouldings, Window Blind-, aud every other di-scriptlon of work done In such establishments. All work at these Mills warranted to be well doue, and will be offerea at the lowest cash pi 1 . Packing Boxes of all kinds made to order. Brackets and Scrolls sawed to any pattern. Slitting and all kinds of Sawing done to order, and in the most approved style. jyii WILLIAM IIUNNELL. '.If PO T.I.Vr TO JILL. L. citizen of Krausville and the public generally, that lie has his stuck if FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING -omi'lete, and bnrticularly, that he has bought some of the buret lea.ly -uia.b- l.'lothing at the establish me nt uf Brooks A Bro., N-- York a much better tuade-up Clothing than Devlin's, and fifteen ja-r r.-nt. cheaper tn the price ot wlycb he invites tho public to sati-fy themselves, and be their own jmlget, in regard to the Olottihig and price. He h is also employed a first-rate Tailor at his estahlish ratal t, which will sasUds him to ssake up auything iu his line t order, ss chvap a- they can be bought ready-ma-'e. Il-i'le- r It i -. koepe a g !- eral assortnieut '-t Gentlemen's Famishing Goc-ls, and a very good assortiaesit of Boys' aad Childreu'e Clothing. Please call at his st'-re, on Ma::i rtt.-ct, and satisfy yiurselves of the above bets. aug.".n M M S' At M. at . SSTif . fK JVBT OJW received a few-choue Ladies' Gold Watches, Diamond hack. Also u fsw line Xnglish Watckse ami soiae beautitol seta of Coral Jewelry. In a short time we shall receive our Fall stock. In tbe meantime we will sell at r-n ark.il h low priCea. BI1TR0LFF RROH.. 48 Maip street. a i.e HKar'.-o.K Mulee, pert.-, tly kind and of aug:m AiTWi H MOM & stir .1 year ohl gotal sire. One Milch Cow. rw. at tsudtiU Horse, and good in anv harness. One Indian I'ouv, aiso m .i,rl.r 1., K.rues Z. H. COOK A SON S aug:il-dAw Stock Yard. MMOi MM so or iho.: 1 00 Ht-.yii les as. irted sizes, wai ranted to be of the very leil quality , j ust raceived and tor vale by SdS JACOB STRAP B A BON. BRAN I BRAN ! BRAN ! KM MSB UM.i.V b-r .ile al sixty-five cents ir hundred ainrSS ERSK1NK CL'BNICK CO. Wml- 1 VI MU O& TMMajWaL, WW CORN BR OF INOLK AND rOURTB St. The subs. riU-r ksejw constantly on hand a full "'I'plyot dry ash, hickory and other dt-s. ritioii of aood, which he will deliu-r to 1 iistoineis in any l-art of the city, at the loweat prices. Those w ho ur base of him may be lire .1 gal measure. Payment for woxl must le maile at the vard to aave the selUr the trouble ot ruhinu after small bills. sepAlw I. Jl'Ui.ENSMIER. O' Mua.y'i bt is 'a'.yTM i e v l TKV .f8t. Paul's 1 Episcopal i Church desire to cubage an Organist. Application, stating terms, will be received bj the uiidersignned. seis.-lw J. T. ( R13P. Volksbot- -y IE HASOI.I TIO.y THE I'HOEE ssioual couii'-clion l-..t .-ii I'm Ehrnian A Haird has c.-a-.l, y thv withdrawal of lr. Uaird. The bills will la. adjusted by ihr. K HUMAN, who is a.lthoried timdlect the ram . or B. KH M.tta.y SV 4J i.j: I t 'J S.. UM. HUMAN ha asMH-iated with hun iu his paiSlsaaloB, 1 . .. I.I, I V IZ pronounced Ulavis recently from one of the bast tlermau Met lies I schools, and who ha- bad (racttce aa a snrgeon as well an a physician. Tbey nui l-e consulted at the oftke lie ret dote -sc nine I by lr Ehrmau, at all hours. mmami'KWB 4'oa 1. oil ijhe.ise MM is snMTior to anything iu use for Buggiis., Omnibuses, Wagons, Drays, Carts, anil Heavy Mill User lag. It combines witi the greasy nature Tabow all the blaudneas of oil; keeps the axles cool and clean; d.a-s not 1 nn off; will stand anv lempcatiiic foi cbeapueM and durability , is nnsnrpasseJ. A few fcit-ss Jast essMSsesl Xd h)r sale by sepri ELIHA S BAIlt Ot'k. a tei.VTi' MHK mb. o.y'E thoi - ysand Peflarshi Cnntv orders wanted. Apply M HAM I EL 'iKlt. Om rMm, BMa.v a f aaVr km 100 LBS.--1 j.OIS) I'o.iiids No. I Br4ii for sale at t.V per Hai hs, at f. H. COOK d Will. MAVM.-& TAMMCMB t HUAt K jast recslvtd aad for sale hy tspt 8-tf K. 5 BABCOCK.

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Hons. Danielle's DAXCIX(i ACADEM 91ARBLK MALL.. ATOM'S. AIUJ'JJi,l,i U 'f 1 1. 1 MtCWfM. .-peetfully advertise to the Parents and young Ijniiesaml tfsattttaea d Btaaawillr, that ae will eoiiiiiieuce his second course of laatractioa in the faaSjlnaalili art uf DANCING urn dm uH as Ot InlM-r, wheu he will iruaraiit.s- to I. at 11 :t'l Ladies ami .r, lill.-n,eli li.. will daee t Ii. In-.-i v Illt-l.-r lilt' lll.Il II. tloll, all t In- dan. .-s l the .la irlgltteeU iu iiiiinber.) in a siiufkt course, .ar will uisk. n Msnr. I he safist guarantee the i ublic t un have, that Mousi. ur will 1I.1 ;UI he srot.-s(M, is a irfcreitee t'an -andeveiv one w bo have be. 11 liub-i his Ultorsfctl . llr- t.-l in jll-l eo . ,. sKtNU can boa-lot ha I tin l-.ini.si to .iul, , otr. ll . .-uUteeu 1 .t.. ..... - - - . . 1 ... itt - ... - i.im HMwiif, m Contract altli eaell and asai afliiM napfl i. to leach theht all the daaews sow ihMn'ee), for tkosuai of ten fiothsi s mi h. reg.ir.ll.-s-. 0 1 il,,. number vf lesetuts requir.-.! to do so. Willi son, pupiU 1 can accompli-li this hi twelve ami till- 11 !ii,ii., and w ith some it requires t.-riv. 1 will hIso guarantee, to Uaru ail I iiildron bttweea the agi-s of.", and 14 iu one ut one. aud a half course of h-s.iis tbe parents therns.-rv.-s and the public t.. Is- the judges, as to whether they dance or only jumji in bad time to mtisi. , as they have Iss 11 tanjit by soi-i'.iMint Dancing mimi.s who formerly vi.ite.l this city. Parent, and friends w ill be at all times admi'te.l to the Children's schooLabeii the can thaatselves see Mou.-ieiirV syU in of imparting this very in. portaut braiub of educaiivs to the vouug. vf.-ieiir win also ilevotw a part of In- time t nawwin iwisale elarw- l oiinK bailies at nrtvat rtwideiices. Also to giu private ilistrtlctions to an young l:tdy w ho ma prefer to be instructed iu , her own uirlor. thildieii s c;.is- eai v We-hiestlay ana Satitrd.tj, from i to 4 P. M. Vouug L.uli.'a t -.ihs eveTy Wedne.-lajr aud Saturday, from 4 to ;. Geiitleineii's ( las- every Monday .mil Tbiirs.lay evening, from 7 to Hi. aug:Ki-lm UAKL H. DANIELLE, P. P. SOUTHERN RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT GUIDE AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. rwviE n BL1HHEH OF Tttltt U UHth ML with a circnlatico of teu thousand per mouth. would resMH-t fully inform the merchants of Kvansville and vi.-iulty that he is prvpsrt-d to o nli t bir adet lis. nu-nts at very low rates. Terms. Busings Card. One Square .flu peran'av . an . V .60 Half 1'uge One Page A I. tit s .1 . C. BRAIK, Editor Southern Railroad Guide, Box MS, Louisville, Ky. JyM-d St. Charles Saloon. NEW PROPRIETORSHIP AN ENTIRE Kt-dRGAMZATIUN. mgi.'ssus. Ha. ma km a- hhkiki ss. WwM from New Hi b-.i nr. have purchased ibe T. CllARLtM 5ALUON. on Kirst street, nearly ...msite the Pool Office, aud hate refitted it tit an Itgaut auil attractive style. The new proprietors have hat) loiic experienoi ss kssoers of fasliionabls aud siailai Uer.laui .uts in New Oileaus, and they will endeavor, Iu tbeir aew house, to combine all the elegancies and liiuriof Northern and hoiitliei 11 Itetaurats in tlo ST CHAKLK.S. They haw brought a Lare and complete -1,-k f choice Li.juors frvm N.-w Orleans, wbi.-li tLe collected with care duriuK their business in that city. Their connections and acquaintance iu that city will enable them to obtain the choicest supplies of Liitiors, Fruits, and luxuries from that market in future, and they wilt spine ha exponas nor iiains to make tbe 5T. CHARLES Miipi--. hereafter, its former representation, as a pleasant Saloon, a place of good living, and stegaat, rained and luxurious resort. Billiard players will I'm, 1 at this Sal, -on a set of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the well known aud celebrated factory of J. M. Brunswick d t 'o. The umtersiiriied flatter themselves that long experience ami careful attention will enable tbem 1 . merit a reputation eqiutl to any Saloon in the west ern country. A splendid Lunch will Is- re.l up in tb most approveti style, evirv morning at lo . clock. HAMMER A DKKIKUSS, aug4 Late of New Orleans. sv TK.nri.K's t o.n rot . U V HOPS AND BONESET ! IT is the safest, surest, cheapest, and mst reliable remedy for th, aTiuanent cure of COLDS, COUGHS, HOARSEN KM, ASTHMA, CROUP. WHOOPNO COl'i.H. Aud all affections of the Throat and Lungs. It Swing prepared upon Scientific principles, ami from 1 articles that are entir. lv vegetable. TI.e COMPOUND SYRUP OP HOPS AND BoNKSKT , Is manufactured by C. R0THEXBIJ8H k SUN. TTnmilton, Butler C-oauty, Ohio, to whom all orders must be addressed ; and sold by KKLUE1 .V WHITE, Druggists 1 Evansville. Indiana, aud by Druggists and Merchants throughout ths conntry. jairj..-ly W OJVIiOjy" fOMI KM AAD StXiTt h MJl A LE 4 casks assM pts A qts London Porter, 4 do do do Scotch Ale. A genuine imported article at augl'.l Z. H. COOK d SON'S uoatjyTH, oils, m vj M.i hm mm Ml 1(100 kegs pure White Lead, 200 kegs do do Sine, 700 lbs pnre English Red Lend, 25 cans French White Zinc C.loss. .100 lbs En b Patent Dryer, 1"KI0 lh ass'd Paints dry. lissi ,-ans do Paints in ail, 2tSX) extra Putty, in tin can-, ltssl gallons Linseed OH, 1 isk No. 1 Coach Varnish. 1 do White Deuiar do, 1 tlo No. 1 Furniture tlo, 1 do Brown Jajian do, With a full assortment of Paint, Scrubbing, hilt -; wash. Horse, anil Counter Brushes. .lust received by K. S. BABOOCK. TM K I. I T T I. E .11 a . V st 1 1, i. AHEAD. , You often hear Ladies remark that they ran al ways be sitited at S. EM RICH A CO.'S. Well, j j the reasou is that they keep everything in the D. v Gsds line, and as they are disHatingof their stock : I at reduced prices in STtb-r to make room fur an ' .arly fall purchase: th attiactioa is unusually large. Their stock of Shoes is excellent, ami iu prices , cannot be excelled. aug4 rmr h. vook kbojs i say, juiiv AZAB w hat crowd is that near Z. 11. Cok A Son ? ' "f. that tss l of eastniucrs going to and from Z. H. Cook A Son contintiallr. I am .1.1 i.. v .r.. M. . ceiving new gcaxls alm.ott every day, and I suppose the crowd is greater than usual. It must be admitted that the great crowd yon see going to ami from 1 7.. H. Cook A Son is the bet evidence in the world that they have lhe largest and lsat assorted stuck , tn the city, ami sell at very low prices ; but friend, w hen you go there to trade, alwats take the cash, for cash on the nail is their motto. Imust s.v . ta-fore I commenced dealing there I had hard work to get alone, but since I couimeuced getting m Minpliet of Z. H. tHk Son, I am getting rich." "That is suAclent, John ; I am enaviaesA, sad I am going to give them a trial." "Aud my word for it, if you do, yon m-ver will tra.le any where else for what you want in their line." jyl8 To r HoTomtar 11 a.yii a.nu uoTYPE AKTTST8 KELLER A WHITE, si the s. licitali. n of a uuiutx-r of art i-t, have brought ou a comi.lefe aswrtmeut ot PHOTOGRAPH k AMBRUTYPK STUCK : 1 OliiSIiIig fl everv sij le ol CA.SE. PLAT1, BATHES, CAMERAS. ITAMM CHEMICALS, Ac., Ac, with which they are prer-. to fn.nish thetradeatCincjiiii.it. prtose. All orders will ie Ca4rs prompt attention K ELI, Kit . WHITE, elM d.l wlm No. Main tre.-t. MUTl'AL FIRE INrff RANCK COMPANY,. OF VANI.hKBI Kt.ll col NTt, I KvastsviLLR, Aug. 4. la.'.i I fLMfTlO.V. TMM AAVVIA, election lot seven Directors ami a Kecrvtsrv will Is. Issld on MoMiAV, Aug I ", 1n., haikaet n the hours of and 4 o'chvk P. M.. al tbe .-Iti Third street, adjoining the 1 '1 e-. . ut I'ity Bank, aug-.-lta ROBT. EAKI.1. Seitetsit FLO I'M! ML OEM ! El. O I it .11 SI received and tor sale '-'" -ks fresh ground .tu white wheal Fl..iir, V sks do UHrniie ib, in bbls extra ty do All of which are wan at. I. sug.' VICKLRY RROTIIIRX IM WO OM THMKK I "-. 1 ' r . M. miiI i..iu. fin n:hel, lo reul, iii the cenlial part "f the cit.t liejiiirwal lb.- .bini ual olh. .- : Aad a mibhki.b MaM roM.y lUlr ,-eiv.sl and for -ale at srsYaepl - H. COOK A f ' N S Aiti Jtio.v wa.vTMD as bjlmb t MAN OK Bt '4k -KRRFER. A yosxag m.n, well tiiialifled tor eilbel of the above situations, de sires employment 111 a dt goods rstahlisliniaat. tafsftn ot r. M hellman, SSSjVM First litreet. near the Postftce.

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CHANGE OF AGENCY. PHCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. Hartford, Conn. Tb a.." ucy ol tl.i- ( .writ.- Company, held ly ALLKR 1'. HALLOCK, Ksit., has this day ass I h)Bai J. and JOHN AY . M ASK N. : M iiipbis T. 1111.. has Is-en Mpaiuts4 as his ll. ee.--o . Ptie holding Folates in the PHOENIX, can have tliwm reuewed by calling upon Mr. K. M. MAGILL, Genera! Ag't, Cineionati INCREASE (F CASH CAPITAL TO BY THE PHCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY o r HAJtTEotD, ( OSS. fWi A . i-.itVKR HALF A MILLION DOLl li;- S. I. LO iM 18, President H. Kt t.i",,... Srretary. V St., .111. General Air-tit. Ciuciaaa.. mOf' A 1 1 i h -..lions 1 -ctii.-.l, policies issued sad leii.-u.sl. .umI .11 business a-rl,0uiug to this agency prnifitltf ..tteufb-d to ty JOIIS W. VEXSKN Agent. aVsr Otli.e with Or Bray, over Adams Express) Com pa u y . angl ?-3m Sxfiw . . OM EOMM Jl .V WB ?9 ASETS AUGUST 1. 18..0. Cash on hank and in B ink $1.0,060 OS Cash in the hands ot A.entR. . :rT,4&3 31 tl -S.&AS 36 BealEslale uiiUiciiii.U red 6,500 (Ml Loans s.-. ui.. I by Mottae u unen- . Bashared Real Estate...... 37, IU) 0b Loan- ani it - Hod hj I'Ualge of Stocks, Bonds, ,1 83,250 00 ; sh I I 1 u-1 1 o Slsx-k, N.-w Yo.k tfo.utsi 15.760 2tsi shares Ameiicau Ex. Rink Stock. N V ... .aiOOf. 20,000 m share- M. l i p. l.lati ttoik sio.k. N ..2000 21.W0 .1"' I. .! K II k "t .-illHtm 1 v y . w.nno se?eoo l.-i'sl.iii.s I'ontiuental L'W Sioek. X V l.',efa) 1V160 - shares Mmcluxtlts' Ex . i U . N in s o 10,000 U shares -f M.-ihant' stock, N i l.'.Too 12,198 -si shares Phu ni Stotk, H Y M.oio U.Son 100 shares Oceau SI., N V 4, s. 4,v '.0.1 b.ir.-s Ear. J Mt-. h's Stock. Hartford JMjjm .'14.800 200 -bales I'ho-nix t.-. k, Hartford SS.OOO 20,400 2tsi shares M. i . .1 Main ti. 'rs St'k. H.irtfor.i. l.OOf. l,ftO0 l"ii -hares .r.tn 1 St.k, nartford 20,0.. 21,000 Pir. shares City Stock, Hartford 17..n 20,050 1 e. , I..,.. .Me: cm tile Si k Hartford ISAMb 15,150 lit. shares si tl St -ck, llailb.rd ll.ss; 1,,J.. 2-5siuu-es Hart lot -I Mock, Hartford 500 3.3S0 aliares of Connecllruf Kii r.SCk. Hartford 2,008 rJI lo share- Hartford county StiK-k. Hartford. ... vsi 50o 100 shares Citizens' Bank Mk, Wat. rbuiy. t t. ln.ttsi 111,500 oA shares Waterhnry Stk, Waterhurr. 'i l.sSi 1,S6 4 shares Stnftord M-s-k, Stattord, U 4rsi H 100 shares H'dvoke Water Power, Mass lo.tss. 10,135 In shun - New Britain Wat.-i Bonds lorss. iocs. H shares (5 P .1 1 k Bonds lii.fss. 7,40t. fSlCdO 00 730 00 Ai umu!.ttd Inte.ei-l un Loans. Total Ass, LlabiOtiei dlle .. t.-. $647,71 3o unaljnte.l and not 273b CI S. L. LOOM Is, President. I. II. K n 1 oaa, Ae cri tsrr. JOHN W. NEXSEX, Agent, aull Evansville, lnd. r n ' . sti oi' , kmb,OJWM. KUktt .it the Wholesale nd a lb-tail Conr.-cti nary on First st tret .WtM (ojf two "loois trom the p.srt Office, has MHr again In-vii apotnte,l nolo agent tor tm Maltby's Baltimore Oysters In the eit v of Kvansvil!.-, and lie w-jjl receive daily, supplies by Expr.-sa, diiectly from the Packer, in Baltimore Hsis prepared to offer the trade such inducements fr,the entir season as have never been offered in this market heretofore. A constant daily ' supply always on hand, i that dealers and tsmilhra cm obtsiu ml mmf Hiss during the season these I ' -lioice Oysters, In cans and hall cans, and in the . shall, warranted irvsh and sweet, and vary superior 1 iu flavor aud quality. Terms cash. And same but bankable money reccivetl A. Kl'KTZ, auo-thii Sole Agent for Evansville .1 IMNSUN, Isto .Mantel Mechanic K. d t Railroad. D. CALLAHAN, lab- Kagteeer an Machinist do. WM. IICNTINtiTMN, late Foreman Moulder for Roelker, Klnssmau A ' JOHN IVINSON & CO. nam I'AtTtjuw or STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES DO 3 I L Hi n. fie ! Omtemi Lftmi aud WaUr Streets, it ,..,,'. , Wmmtmmm. I'srii.-ular att.-iiiiou Kiven to all each work as aotajl t .111,- to It A II. .'" 1 '. "TEA M BOATS, '- I. El: I EH, ill S I Sir ; .t II . . . r, SI UAL, A Sit V 17 7 MILLS TOE tOCO, ' WIXBASD I IJtD I-K EASES; AnJ iu short MACHINERY OF EYERY DRMRIVT10S a House Kr..iits,, Window Caps, and Sills, Viih Hal ui s, Qraxer, Iron Railings, and sll kinds of IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS lVaieis in Ste'im audkvtatel (.siloes. Vihi-il . VVr. tu-lii In n Piiies, Gum Belting I'..- k 11 . and S'irr Hi v. -k tc l.-s .-ial atlentioii Laid to Jobbing. Repair ' mmmlthlmt tmMm 4.1 1.T! M.II.T. ' w l.".i. btds 7 bush each, Ohio River Company. J.'-a. " 2. list " :a. " a) " " Jiairy. I Also, h.iiiv Rail iu "lb and l.!r." bags, for sale at West rates, by i.r FusTER stCO., 1 nui-! Ageett Ohio RlverflsJI Cmpaaj. K 04HKSTK m a jy At M v k Mai m coop EH TottLS. Jast rssawaesVa hasps assortmrnt of I. B. Barksa'a and Vvhit.- K aires ; also, patent 1 rasas, Trisss il.H.pe. ....! lit very bast .naliiy. .1 At till HIAVI A SON, .... 4 471 M ain M . Is-t fsorond and Third. rwiiost sri.i.yr aMM Bra I 'K M I I M il n s KETS liave come at last. To (Assse who want to ship Ot send Id friends abroad some -i (hone delicious 1- araes now coming into uiaikel we wo.11.. ,-v that we have a Ura h ol racc-Reul pea h heal t- u 'i.-uid, the very nmt srtl cl.-to .r..t. -1 tin-tender Irutt from injury during li .i siM.rUlio.t. Foi sale low. I'J the ie- e or dot - bj anSS M. COtiK A SOW. jyo ra m T.y-E mshie a L M X . M. W ri'l'KK an I W M i.W N bst. this day Ls-eii admitted as members .1 t b. tn m of t.ro. Fosris .i 1 Yv, nuder u Inch -ty!.. the business will n -main s- I., 1, tofor. M. N Ff.fiTEB. CEO. FOoTEB. ' Ri vNsin Lf, S. pt. 1, !s . aepl ,MOMT' HMOBTB! -rvj LBS. SH0ET9, ,1 1 : 110. ai licle I 1 (!.- . heap st EUSK1NE CI K.NKk .1 iX" S, 47 Main street. aliU MA VA P0CEETS EOH tALE S. E. GILBERT A GO.