Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 24, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 September 1859 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, IND. Tl ESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 1:1 W For JaJg of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit. JOHN P1TCHKR, of Pojey. WM. F. PARRF.TT, of Wttrri.k. Prosecuting Attorney f ir th" same.. JAMES SHAN'KLIN. of Vanderburph A European Congress.--A Berlin iiK.r of the 23d nit. says that there in Banff! a strong feeling iu favor of a Congress not a Congress summoned like that wi Paris, to submit the exigencies of tne French intorot, hut a Congress where the whole situation ot affairs should be fully discussed, and resolutions come to altogether independently of the Conference of the cuief parties in Hie late war, excepting so far as the cession of Lombard)' by Austria is concerned. On this, Prussia and Russia are thought to be agreed, and there can be no doubt but that England will take the same view. The only matter settled as yet, appears to be the Lombard y frontier. The question of the Duchies, of the national debt of Austria, and some other important subjects, arc left for future consideration. Honors to whom Monors ark Dik. It is gratifying to see Hoosiers to whatever portion of the Republic they emigrate doicg honor and credit to their native State. We see by the Muscatine (Iowa) papers, that Thomas Ha una, for many years the esteemed and faithful Clerk of Perry county, who was well known to the members of the bar in this circuit has been nominated for county Judge of Muscatine county. The papers, in announcing his nomination, says: Mr. Hanna is a lawyer who stands high in his profession, and though only about three years a resident of the county, he has acquired a large and lucrative practice. He formerly resided in Perry county, Indiana, and was ft number of years Clerk of the Court in that county, discharging its duties in such an acceptable manner that the office was proffered to him still longer, but he preferred to come further West, and cast his lot with us. lie is no office-seeker. His present nomination was given unsought and unaskad. When it was hrst proposed to him, be declined; but finally, after numerous and repeated solicitations, offered to accept. As he is in every respect well qualified being a man of good souud sense, active business habits, and 'much experience in public affairs, and withal of irreproachable integrity the people may feel assured that in his bands the affairs of the country will be judiciously managed. Mr. Hanna held office in Perry, in the better days of the county, before the present political clique secured their ascendency there, since which there has been a sad change in its affairs. An Rtoprment and Chase. The Cairo (lazetu gives an account of the elopement of the young, beautiful, and fatbitss wife of Capt. Low, a Red river boatman. Having occasion to visit St. Louis, be took his wife with him. On their way up, they formed the acquaintance of a Viekshurg Doctor, who, struck by the leauty and graces of Mrs. Low, became devoted in his attentions to her. The three took lodgings at the aiue hotel iu St. Louis. Mr. Low having occasion to leave the city for a few day9 on business in the country, jerniitted his wile to remain at the hotel. During his absence, the lady and Doctor became intimate, aud an elopement was planned, and arrangements promptly made to carry it into effect. The doctor went to the clerk of the hotel, and told him that Mr. Low, who was detained by business at lllinoistown, had requested bim to settle the bill and assist in the removal of the lady and baggage to that point, preparatory to taking the cars lor Cincinnati. The settlement was unhesitatingly made, and the guilty pair left the city. The next day the husband returned, and not only found that his wife and the Doctor had decamped, but that they bad taken with them the sum of two thousand five hundred dollars, which had been entrusted to his care by a friend, to pay over to an other party! He imiuediately set out in pursuit; he followed his faithless wife and her adventurous paramour to Cairo, where he lost all trace of them. Relieving they had gone down the Mississippi, he started South. A few minutes after be bad left, it was discovered the runaways had gone up the Ohio thirty hours before he readied Cairo. The Captain is going South and the fugitives North, and the space rapidly widening between then. It is probable the S2,.Mu will be gone before the Captain overtake! them. -Aawuiau Mgf Tho early settler.-; are hoMin meet ings all over tbe Stab?, to renew oltl acquaintance?, anJ to revive eurly reminiscences. Tbe meetings prove highly interesting to those who participate, and to those who read their stories of tne past. The Pocket contains a large number of old pioneers, and we should think a meeting among them ai some appointed time and place might be sosde very pleasant to them, and would be highly gratifying to their decndanUaud successors to see. t hem together, and Ut hear their tales of their early ' . ..,, privations and laUir . ill not some ot their number move to accomplish the olject? It would add an attraction to the occasion ta have them assenihle during the District Fair, at some place necr, or tioii tne rair i.rounus We think tbe Ui rectors would prornle iUcommoilatioDS, and appropriate a part at least of one day to tinpleasure of attending to their proceeding.'-. t.'iopu u Feance. - The la;d European advices say the crops in the South of France hare lieen housed, and are reported to exhibit large deficiencies in the average yield. It is estimated that upon the entire crop ol wheat iu that country, there will be omv fourth less thun an average, so that it is considered there will not I much for exportation. There i.-, however, a laroe stWR of old wheat in tbe hands of the tarineis of Xormsndy and Brittany.

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lu 1S33 tne mouuiaing known as "iron Mountaia, wu5 entered m tlu- -ovoramtnt

W ilaiuioflfceua c-1 J5per acre, l tin e ytai , later the entire truet wassoltl tir;u.. Its " ' . . 1 . . .it . e -

nri-eill 11TIP 1 nimosi ini-Miriiinun-; lor though apparently an inconsiderable hill, it is a more compact and extensive ma's of metal than Pilot Knob, the miles fisStneYl It is J'J.-i feet in height, and its lase covers mill With the e. t ptioii of a thin purine? stratum of limesUiiu:, it is composed exclusively ! ore, contain. 7 I per cent, of pure iron. .The depth of the cfcffdMtl fias never yet been ascertained. The I run Mountain Company recently -oiiiiim iu rl lniriiir for an artesian well at its hSBs?, to Supply their works with water. After panetrailng through '10 feet of limestone and ISO of tinstone, they again struck the iron ore, .1 lHH-eo mto it tor IPQ teet, wiien tney , gave it up as a profitless undertaking. They have since constructed a reservoir to economise the waters of a neighboring spring. The ore differs somewhat from that of Pilot Knob, but the process of mining, roasting, and smelting are identical. There are two furnaces in operation, both owned by the same company, and turniug out daily About twenty-five tons of iron. The company employs MOO workmen. The railroad passes over a portion of the "mountain, ' and within a few rods of it, on the same level, the mines are constantly at work blasting out and breaking up the ore. Shepherd's Mountain, near Pilot Knob, contains rich deposits of iron, but no considerable amount of mining has been done there. The ore of all these mountains is stratified, and they seem to bear evidence of volcanic formation. It is difficult to appreciate their almost inexhaustible resources. Professor Swallow, the State Geologist of of Missouri, asserts that the deposits of ore within a few miles of Pilot Knob and Iron Mountain, above the surface of the valleys, are sufficient to yield one million tons per annum of manufactured iron, for the next two hundred years ! Granite Knob, a few miles from here, is another of nature's freaks, in this region. It is a hill of solid stone, and on the surfiv some fifty acres of iand are covered with boulders of coarse granite,! turown into all sorts of erratic positions, and weighing from ten to a thousand tons. Large quantities ot mica are found in the viciuity. This deposit of granite in the midst of a limestone region is a rare curiosity, and, I think, unparalleled between the Alleghany and the Uocky Mountains. Lead milling has been carried on for the hist forty years at various points along the line of the St. Louis and Iron Mountain Railway , but the metal is found only iu " pockets ' ot the roek, and does not exist in large masses, as through the great lead regions ot South-western Missouri I UK OPINION Ol" AMKHIC A, ON A VITA!. Subject? Show an American any inven tion, from a political constitutiou , to a pat ent rat-trap, nnd his lirst impulse will lie to search for it delet-l- his ncyt, to improve ujMui it. If, howev.i, he linoj n perfect capable of uerforii.ui;' all that i. claiuicd for it iuvaluablc, uniniririvi'Mhle - ho "acknowledges the coin, adopts the article, whatever it may be, and renders due honor to the inventor. This trait in our national character il signally ilmslratcd in the bound less popularity of Professor Ilollowav's remedies in this country. When they were first advertised in the t inted Stales, half the world had already approved them. The leading governments of Europe, public in stitutions, aud eminent scientilic men had endorsed their. Hut thefe credentials were ni suflicient for "Brother Jonathan." II must try them in the crucible of experiment 1 he results were iu the highest degree! aatis lactory. Dysptpsia, bilious complaints, aftections of the bowels, all the painful am dangerous varieties of internal ifitrstw dis apearei, invariably, under the operation of the Pills; while external disorders, and the cflects of external injuries, were rapidly aud uniformly removed by the application of the (hutment. This was demonstration. The na tional mind was convinced. Enthusiasm replaced doubt. ii ' . i . . , ..... v e presume mat tin- i'siiiiisiimint in New Yot k of a central depot for the sale of his remedies iu the I'nited States, has leen the means of adding very considerably to his priucely fortune; but if it luts lieen a pecuniary lienefit to him, it has lKen a lenefit which money cannot mca-uiv to thoiisutnds ol" our suffering fellow -citizens. The Ointment and 1'illa are uow accessible ty people of every class, in every part oi the I'nion, aud the amount of good they have accomplished may be estimated from tinfact that, almost without exception, the newspapers and other periodicals have pnb-ii.-lied statements of cures effected by their operation, aud hack tho statements by editorial declarations of their authenticity. This is a mass of evidence not to be controverted or shaken. It is a rock of truth against which the waves of professional prejudice beat in vain. A'. '. Courier. Nkw York Dry Goons Market. The hub pendent, of the f'th, furnishes the following report of the dry goods market : The demand, except with a few leading house-, has not yet come up to the average of past ,years; but hopes ure entertained that it will do so. The offerings of silks, both fan cy and staple, are very large, and all but very desirable styles" arc easy to buy at some decline. Few British goods have keeu pwssed far sale, but French and derm in laoncs are in heavy surplus supply. The quantity of shawls imiiorted this seasou is iqtu I uni usually Iarce, and can le bouo-ht rhms The demand for the West is not so good as was expected, and that was but small. Domestic goods are comparatively steady. Hut print goods have been sold" in large quantities at a concession in price, t'ottou staple goods are steady, hut the decliningtendency in the price of raw materials, with prospects of an abundant crop, this year, is creating expectations of some decline in noivla . VI1 r.. . , .ii: 4 a Hwnu uimm iui iniuie ucinerv. . i pics1 ent. the stocks are not heavy. Domestic J woolens are active. Fancy caasimcres are firm fMlk mixtures have ceased to be de'rable goods at present, and therefore, do L?',l3,t' in ,he ene.al J I the woolen domestic market, In:i s iv CisciKXiTT, -Mr. Hongla 1 addressed an immense crowd in tho open air, at Cincinnati, on Friday evening. Hi6 ' speech was principally a repetition ot the doctrines in his essay in Harpers Mouthly." It is said the speech w ill have no ten dency to harmonize the factious in the Democratic party of Ohio, and mill probably not improve his chances fur a, Humiliation at Charleston, which many begin to think that j he does not seriously denre or espxatt. Tliev think he is preparing to run a an independent candidate, or ha- made up his mind to wail lot the chances oi IS'1. Ilirt i-opttrtnt r.-hi. ot Ihe AmeritTio Kxpreas Oosspany empires la JaSfnary nexf The members ot the . oui; -a im el m . verober at New York to determine vvhntt tbe association shall be continued.

A II l-h Bridge from England to Thiani.i -ninei l.r i.roiei ! is leiiitr ti'iuBn,v

eiiu rtalui ! bbbmmmi eufftneti- and toeu ut 'fc-ieilO. Tl.el'.U isll la'cl iia w Jiuidtsjlcit flOiutfOfllnNletatliot the plans tor uniting Enp; IniullKruncftii bv a pi van I ir tubular bridjje nrruss theChaiittVl ln-twevn Hover uud Cape Crinez. In unler In aM'ord apWMRa to the ves.-els .l the largest sia. ih Wyp vn.ul.l real M the Ma not on the liti of Wp (irine., the Kreuch abutments lieing raised 151 feet Higher than the English, to compensate fbt ttfc dMIvtrict1 iff elevation of the stiffs. TW brwSfS vouill'c supported by Bfl towci-. at rtKun.TI Prf hvc hundred feet apart, each having a light, to guide vessels at night, and an aim in bell for a warni inir in top. Tlie greatest fepttiof the Channel on the line ptSffMd,4 ' lA lot't- The bridge would havtr two or mole railways . f . ettilu;lteii could ,e traversed iu minutes ; and it would be so built as to admit the light of day being lighted at night by gas. In order to prevent all fear of invasion, the projector proposes that each end of the bridge sh;Ul be commanded by a strong battery. The towers, which would be 100 feet in diameter, and 2G0 feet high, would rest on colossal Uses, 300 feet square at the botom, 1 j0 square at the top, rising to a height of forty feet above the water, formed of granite, united by iron bars. The elevation of the tops of the towers would thus le three hundred feet above the surface of the water. Mr. Boyd estimates the utmost wssible cost of the bridge at 130,000,000, but thinks that it could be built for halt that sum, and that the whole cost would Ik reimbursed to the company in eight years L. O. DsBftCUDL Kso. This gentleman, a s the Vincennes Times, as a lawyer, has won an enviable position at almost everv Court in Southern Indiana. He is very snr'uditlv. aud at all limes has a lund of i o j . humor that never forsakes him in any ennTgeuey. sometimes, however, ins uroiu .. . ! i. er law vers turn the tables on htm very cleverlv ; and never STSS the thiug so clev erly done as the talc Judp Loca hart did at a sitting of the Spencer Circuit Court, many vears airo. The S'aorifT was directed to call L. Q. DeUruler, and wanting to call him by his given name in full, asked Judge L. what the L stood lor iu Debnuci name : "V hv, uianuiy replica i,ocMian, .... .. i t, it 1.1 & it is for Loquacious.' Out went the Sheriff to the door, and bawled as loud us he could " Louuacious O. DeBruler Iajiiacious Q. DeUruler come into Court I Tub Great Fokoiyen .not Fohgivex. The New York papeniaj that Mr. Sickles, who iitiied for himself the privilege of inflicting caoital punishment, and ot pardoning udul ten, made Ins appearance tit the lut meet inir of the Democratic Committee at Tatntna- ' - J naw nv Hall. ant. Hvnders, ticore 11. 1'urer, and Mike Tuomy spoke to him, and that was all the acquaintances he apeared to have iu ibe room, although Fowler an 1 In.t of men were nre.-ent who used to know - Pan." He lingered alanit an hour, "superHiHiiis on the sta . taking no part iu the proeitdings, apparently present mg loiiooir more to see bow he would Ik ririeve.l than for any other purpose. It is estimated that each of the .-ix steamers chartered by the (lovernment, ot nrivatc uartics for the Paraguay expedition, has OOSt it as much as the new steam sloop rVsjaarnlsi now ready tor sea. and one of the moat complete and Splendid . tcaniers as Vet constructed. At the same time till vessels, although outwardly lookuio well enough, are miserable worthless things, not iitull l iinableof eflicieut sea service. Since they were purchased they hate been over hauled. dockH, surveyed, and almost re built. Stir The Charleston Courier notices the arrival ut that port of the schooner Alit, dipt. Chase, built at Milwaukee, Wis., aud loaded at St. Josephs, opposite Milwaukee. Shu nassed throueh Lake Michigan, the Straits of Mackinac, Lake Huron, the St. Clair river, etc., and the Weltand Canal and the lake route into the St. Lawrence river, and thence into the Atlautic Ocean. She culled at Providence, U. 1., and also at New Volk. Her whole voyage was 1,000 miles. DIED. In this city, on Momlay. 1-tli inst., at a o'clock A. M., Ann, wile atf Ipaac aaUkaisa, agjs S yearn. Tlfea Inn. l it will l;ike.l.ne from the iSfisltsjM of Mr. Sanson, corWst of Tliinl hih! MmIIhtiv Slrwels. to.ilny :it 'i o'cloi-k. The friemls of tlie family are inviteil to iilteuil. without further notice. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. JOHN O'BRIEN k CO., . rrK-lts to T. J WHITE . CO., PI AITUAL mid rX30 Fitters, No. il I.ocu-t Street. EVASsVIU.E. tsn. mm J V M JV tt JUST M Mil Mi M I 'Mi U JL Mm large ,-ti k. ve ;nw prepartd t fit up Stores, DweHiSfpi, Churches, ami Factories, with 0 S or STKAM 11 1'K, ami ixishe.Miiin; facilities slirKtsaed bv ii other et;ililihnient in the eitv, losjetWC with u l"ii' nxs?rienco iu the business, we cur pcoasiss to execute all work ssttrasssfi to our care, in a ntiintier t.. uive n:itif:i t ion. We base on hand a choice aiel complete variety of Cliamleliers, Ilrackets, Portable Lights, P. ninabt, BlaOsa, Paper Miads, Ac , which we can soil tan low. Wronjrht Iron Pipe, from ,i to a Inches, i-on-stautly on hainl aud for sale at P'.tUliuryk Card Wmm. ItrasH Cocks of all sites, at Cincinnati prices. sepl.i-.tni W. A. CAT LETT ft C0., t'OKNKR OF FKtHTll ANI LOGOS. STUKKTS OIMHISITE THE KAILHOAD DEPOT. H a 1': HI' MJ.S'i it M J.TIMM. 1 tJliOCKRY. wber-th- viil k.i-t. a t..!l nn - plv tsT the bel Ifantily tirceri -, which they will sell at the lowest prti x f- r i aM. All kinds of nar kettesj asWi coantry roUucsiw:H be paecssMssl it the market prices or racntved m pajf l"i imIs. Families senilint: their orilern to this store :.ij Mire of hating thrni promptly aiul faiihfullv Ulrf. epi:: E M.tifTMMJV ' ..n..V.V I II I. I mI l: l I! U Mill The qualified voters of the Foiirtlr Ward anhereby untitled that all election will be held at the office of James Swausoii, in s.iM Ward, on SATURHAY, the 17th dav o Sei.tlnlsr. laVO. to elect one s-rsoh to run as Councilman for said Ward, to till the vacancv occasioned by the resignation of J. S. QnvtkSj F-q. . BAEEK, Mayor. Major's OtTIci;, Kvansviile, Ss-pt. ", fy.v v'. hri; -:, pkgs new Mackerel, asa'd sizes. '' ill inns extra I'odtish. Mi l.x. s No. 1 Scaled Herring. Jus, received Irs .. S. BABCOl K. mm I " I'M -10U HALES n. 1 OAK CM JUST , F S. BABCOCK WW received by JfxrwK li ('.--v. - HAVE A EX4 pies aon ami llaruess for sale cheap. K. S. BABCOl K. hi i e lime -an rtBt.fi roK fai.e hi S. K i.ll.bKUl J: CO.. If hm3 No. I Sycassssrs street. us.tvi.7g it if '.t r. r "ii .-.I i. 1 1 i ML S R. till. BERT Co. EMU i.ia.i.i so ic-liai f;o. , i.s MA sorted ianUtkst, Ru s.ib- hv sepi:; X. lill.KKRT A c. JyWESH C4tVE trtsTHH Ksi ISlXES JVSl received, lot sale bv taspl.: H. K. ;i I hkmt a 99. MM ruJM.it' t.'.MA,Te MLSi MM ut to st i ate ii uie.iii, war ran led i - i well. MtSKINE CUKNTPK CO, IsJI 47 Main street.

NEW ADVRTISEMENTS

I SiHY E S Of A L.L,

DESCRIPTIONS. SCANTLIN & STEPHENS nave just received a full supply for their Kail sad YV intt r TraUV, ami every ! s ripnon in oiviw, (SRATKS, TIN WAKK, and KITVHKN UTKXSILS. Their itoek embrace all Tartetl- of , COOKING, PARLOR, AND OFFICE STOVES AND ORATES, with and without niautlea, all of the neweat and taoat appra-. eil pattern. The stock em bracea the greatest variety ever brought to tab) market. It ban txH ii aelectM iy one ortne partner m pTm, from the lnrn;.'iit atock of tne manuracturera m PitUburg, Cincinnati, and Louuville, and ha been nurchaMeu on terms that will allow the undersigned . . . k a m a a a to sell at the very lowest cauli price lor wnion mum articles can be had in this market. 0t" full ut the sign of the Cooking Stove, No. H Maiu strwt, opposite the State Bank, between Water and First street. aepl2-dw:tm SCANTLIN A STEPHENS. 4,.Hf. T.V. VJBS" BTT X. MM. & OOOK k SON'S, tteeeived by railway I'. k S-edlesiS KUISIlis, boxes Layer Raisins, half Ihjxi s do, jn jr. do do, h do Cooking staiaiaa, 1 bU Zaute t'urrauts, ilruuis Figs, mats Eigs, I bbls hardshell Aluioud, 1 bbls softshell do, 1 tM extra uice Pap-r shell do, SO V- BhelWd Almonds, i bbls Gonuan Prones, 1 bbl German Chorrie?. J0U' MS Til MS 'MMMMi TV M'tU CHA.-iE.--Having received a new lot ot choice and fam v Grotvrie-, we lire now prepared to present to the public a siock as nearly oomph t - in articles of our liuo as can In; fuBWJ nnywht re, ntid our fiwilities tor purchasing and counei-tioni eua-tih-its to offer our good at prices as low, u not lower, liiau can la; had aiiywlu re else in thH market. Our motto is "Valu' aitainst Value," and how far we.have adhered to this, may l st eu by Hm patron.ige lestowed upon iu hitherto, aud it i the iuterest of the public to Httrouie an establiohiueiit where they get the beat and tlie most lor their tnonev iuvested. All we ak is to examine our rdock aud prices ; every information about the same will be ch erfully given. aepl-2 35. H. COOK SOl jra.Vi MiM,S.Mi't -WTtvm.M S.VAf . MP li.VNlKLLK'S assemldy, which w;ia auncunced tor this eveuiuic, will not come of! until to-uiorrifw, TLKSIAy, Sent. 13, in couse.nence of wmim aa gjggl ! - OJk JlT 7m tteksrt IMaa, lor 4 ilo Coru Starch, 4 ito Italiau Mnccsroni, 4 lo ilo Vermicelli. At BjfU Z. H. COOK A SlX'S. .Tf-f.V TO M0 JIM. I. WW work -to attend to stock iu the city aud t work on a small place in t lie vicinity. To a tioly. industrious, and n lialU man, wbo can be his own overseer, a gooU situation will be given r'nquiteat the JocaAL office. seplX-dAw MMi MtJMWK .VOIS' IJ' ST HUH AM rUSl BAbI loe extra W. It. Cheese, SJ do extra Ilamlitng ('lieese, 'i lo K. l. Cheen-, do Pine Apple Cheese, t firkins extra W. It . Bntter. ssgsM K, H. t'OiK S SON ,108. SCHOENFELD, il.VNt KAtTl'RF.K 4 WHoLKS ALE DEALF.R IN CLUTHS, CASSIMKKES, SATIS LTTS, TIMEM AND (JENTS FURMSIilNtJ 0UOQ& Also, H a i aud Caps. No. Water Btbsct. bit. Maik and SvcaaMaa seidi KVANMVILLK, IND n l lit . J'V TMi'Mt N. t. TllwMHMiiN. successor to Ir. V. W. Sawyer, Wholesale and Retail Kitiugisl, No. ItjMain street, Evaustnd rStta, villi', lud. MB1Z-SBB y he Hit I' H .1 1. rut it It a ii 1 1 SooouMsta. SBBntS snSma Lemons. KeceiveU at 7.. U. UOOAi 4 SOX'!. 15 sept TJ'n ..'. Ill I'm: it 100 IT.- .'o :o'ks Sliorls, .'rfi I.Uxlit U Kar I'oru. At sept' .. M. (VfrK-tt SON'S. It MM. UHIII U'M Ml r MI.O I K at II f(MK A SON'S. rjni;.' r. xncv. nui.s. rR sale kv M S. K. til LnKKT a CO., arpl'2 No. 4 Sycamore stgeel. isfa '"' ' ' v'' UAtfMAMMKtk JTJTR W No. 1 White Kixh for ule bv sepli 5. Y.. Oil BKUT A i. TAi KEkf.l - Mi WHOLE ar HALF mULH. ui.d kilts i it-1 reeeived and for sale liv .eplJ 8. K. U1LHKRT li CO. W ISSEElt .- VI ISbLS. IS PER r' Ei T H V order, for sale by K. K. UILBRRT a Co. 10(1 KtVi'iS PI' UK WHITE LEA It for sale by s. K. (.1 l.UKKT A Co mXPlRI TS TVHPEH TINE i liblai for sale by J 1.' CILUKKT to mm AIL: KEtiS, ALL SIXES, for sale by Ml W seulJ . I GlLlltltT A CO. too lli ES WIS HOW GLAUS, aas'.lsiies. sepl 8. E. GILHF.BT CO. jmrnr mrmrn for iale by S. K. UILBEET A CO. OA BXS. VBOiilE 11 R. CHEESE just reepl2 8. E. GILBKRT A CO. ML TAR CASUI.ES-hm WHOLE, UALE, ASD J Qunrter iKixes lor Kile J..(r l.y 8. E. ItlLREKT A CO., sepl 2 No. 4 Sycamore street. MMI-I tto. Jt ST MMiCMli VMiD, J M fine assortment of Pian.is, which for tone ami iiutlity cunuot be excelled by auy instruments in the west To be !iped of ou reasonable terms, by seplo J. I1KALY. .7 .ff .. MMOUMiMi, OMTOJV, Mtl the largest and Is-st arranged 11. del in the New England M ite ; is centrally located, and easy of access from all the route of travel. Il contains ;i !l t!u SSOtSern imprnveut iits,.-ind every convenience tor tb comfort it mi a o n nt' . 1st ion of th trarelinK ; puhlic I lie sleepin g i " 'lu.s ir. l.n e and well ventildtMj tbe suites ol rooms are wi ll arin)fed, and OOsBDletely fm uislied lor taiailiee, aad Ut- travdini; parties, and the house will coutiuue to Is? kept as a tirst-clas hot' I in ry rear... sFBsVly LEWIS RICK. Proti'tc rmi m. ?i r 1 a m? mi lOO It I SHM-JI.S Am. choice hi w tun ithy seed, nist rect ived and lor hail I.I !.l . . l i 1 " I : lit . I i t ,,, ,, V s l.VR, ,11 t . r" W?' I "'r, iBt ria.v m rtt r.. .statk of IlIaka, V.v.Nor.aai kuii Co., ss. 1, Louis l&icttter, of the Vauderhnrgh Circuit Court, within and tor said t .uuty, do heretiv certify to the MienS ... . l ....... . . I .... i ....... . . ... 1 1... .....1 ... .1... ... Kim v uuiuj . n.i . '"n-ri " - ,,.e liextp ueral election tin the State of Indiana), to Is- held on the tccoiid Tuc-day ill October, A. D. 1 .s.V.i. at the different place-of holding eb tious iu siti.1 v juniy, lo-wn : ! juiik tor me ritreeiitii Judicial Circuit, an Attorney l'rosecutitig for the 1 lit th Judii isl Circuit, andatouuty .uinilssiouer lor the Third lMstrict ot Yandertiiirch Co. WlTMt.se, toy hand aud the seal of said ( ) Court, nt Kvansviile, tin 7th dav of I BI.AI.. ....... l , I, IJ-.n LOUIS KICIITEB. Cferi T. C. C. By tirtswol the Certificate of the Clerk of the aiiderhurgh Circuit Court, of which the above is S true am! full copy, notice Is hereby given to the .ti.. lifted voters of said County, that an election will Im Im hi al the several precincts in the Towushi ol said Cosinty, t- fill the vacancies sjpava entitled, oi Tuesdav. the Uth day of October, A. 1). laat. JtHN s. OA V ITT, (s-l.tdaJt Sherif .. I 'atJerbfrgU Co. TH Mi A. t T T L E .W J JV STELA. AHEAD. You often hear Ladies rvniark that they cau always lie suited at S. KMBICI1 4 CO.'S. Well, the iMBsssj is th.it they keep everything in the Dry Co.sls line, and ks tin are dispiHin of their stock ni i educed pi in s in Older lo make room for an early fall pnihase; tbe attiactinu i auusnalty large. Their tock of abue ii eZcalleLt, and iu prices cannot he excelled. aug4

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4M. ft. a.VjrTJt,.,ffl 10 .Iff.V W.M street, baa now in Uru and Is conataatly receiving t i tb Tail aid Winter Trade, tbe lt took ever l roaght to tins State or vicinity, St' all kind or II VKDWARK suited to the West, and t lii h, having been selected and pari-baaed in p-r-eon, from the most extensive Importing II i- -anil Maniibu'torie of nearly all the Eastern citie himI to us, in Hlditimi to several invoice inkpot ti-d lire.'tl lv him front good manufacturer Enjt-li-h Hint lii inma ha ran, and will --II aa low hs .mv o-u-vrn iu the West ; feeling conDdelil that good. hii I - i cuiiuot fail to please and satisfy. He i ...fc id - rtarul attention of Merchant!, Hjitiiit.u iui r-, fr, i liters. Millwright, GoSpera, iMIIMltll. ld :l'.I ln. I.-I miv Mrtil'le u.i :ill IsMsd Hi a nr-i !! ll.i.iu Store nfM4haala alii relnil Wit'iout laarMsiaui ifatnil. lite aseiiti i of a few leasliaar rthihn maj be well, vix: TaMa ami tuckmt futli i . RaUMare, Miears, miuI n i.-.iri, itK'ludiiiK ti. WoMteuliidm a Son's juntly releltrwteil iii.iiiutaetures ; Iliitcber'ii Knives and Sti-i-l- ; file, all kind- and sizes, of Uiitcher's aud other manufacture ; Auger, Chisels, Couge, Uraoes anil IJiti-. alol all !arienters' and Coolers' Tools, from Ohio Tool C ompnny ; atartou's, 1 heater, and White's, UufTalo, Manufactories, together with took s noted J'atent freniiuni Auer Iiitt.-. Also ttand. Ripping, ranel, ami ll.o k Nm. . also, the various sites and styles of Mill, Circular, and Croas-CutSaws, with Tu tile's Patent Hooklooth 'ross-C ut Siiwm ; large and tiniall Scales, in -r.-t variety of pattern ; Axes and Hatchets for all pur poses ; House ttuilding Materials. All uiuunrMateriaia ; Uuunero' IuiplHment to almost anv extent ; Meat Cutters and Stufler ; Iron aud Wood Pnmp Curbs, together with Chain Pump Fixtires ; Ames n I sther makers Blioveln, iades, and Grain Scoops; Jack Screw; a tine assortment of all kinds of Brushes ; Copiier and Iron KWet aud Ourrs; Protective Weapous; Horae, Wrought, Casing, aiid Einishing Nails, all size; anew and excellent nssortment of Fishing Tackling ; Paint and Coffee MilU; Corn Snellen and Mills. Agent Ibr Dole, Silver Kelch's Premiuiu Saw Cummer, fcr Upright aud Circular Saws. UEU. B. SUNNTAti, seI No. 10 Main street. AMERICAN Wholesale Clothiner House. TIJMT fKJMBS VO, THE wholm: Clot hi ii r trade of the West was comparative! v of small amount, aud was confined almost exclu sively to a retail business in the larger towus and cities alone. Now this line of Goods lias become an almost indisiensable p.irt of the t.. k of every general Dry Goods store from the crowded city to the cross-road stand. Like nil changes in trade, however, this one hs not been produced except for the iH-t 'if reasiii'". Among tliesi are the great viuic of maleri .1 by rutting a larre quantity of garments togcim r the snjierior work and spceJ ol lawisWsaacluaM in manufacturing the great sav in': ot t!Bit in w.ntmg tor your "turn at tin Tai lor's the uncertainty of evan fata Retting a satis factory "lit, and above nil the saving of at leuf or.-half the cost of tbe garni ' in lhe;r:V... For a ntimler t years this has ut:!j POSB a yart .,f our general lry Good NtciBCSia, but have made .ii rangeiuruts to dsvote our whole house 'xcluhively to it alone with ouch hues of Noth t aud Furnisblrg Goods s will ta- necessary and dcirablc in that trade. Beliiving that tho (rue iuterest of the trade will be to sustiliu us hi this enterjirise, we would iesptfully aunounce that we now have on hand one of the largest and most deiirable stock of WKLL MADK CLOTHINU that was ever ufiemd to the trade of the West. We re)iectfu11y solicit a call from all our old friends and the trade generally. Wceliargo nothing for tktirimg our goods, and not much if you btuj 1 1, i.i We are prepared to sell to all prompt-time buyer as lwas any boose in the trade. A liberal discouut also made on all eath tale. WM. E HtKNi II A OH., sep,3 No. Main street. dm-'' 'MiMM HJtS JV&T MSXPIHMiU W 8in. e the formation of our partnership. Our trade baa increased beyond onr expectation We desirt to return our sincere thanks to oar numerous iatrons aud if a well assorted stork of goods, low price, and strict attention, to busluet, will merit a continuance uf your favors, we think we will have claims uhu you. Our facilities for purchasing at low prices were never as good as nt preseut. NINX YEARS' EXPERIENCE at merchandizing; lias enabled us to become acquainted with some of the fxsf aonse in the leading markets of the Union, aud we are altuoet daily receiving supplies from some of them. We in v not "blow" as much as other liou-.-n. whose receipts are largely im.-rmol by piintiny But the pubiic may deiend that iu priert, qualities, and quantities, we "won't be tieat." We ask a trial. seo". V ICK l.RY BROS., 82 Main M reel BEB TMMi JM I.i. TKAHMi. II V Ml received per steamer Hastings, a line assortment of 0 ods from the East, suitable to lb- waulM of the Families of Evansville, consisting in part of 5tai His sugar cured, fine flavored Hams, liaai lbs Ribbed Sides Bacon, 4. lbs Shoulders prime, 3 tierces Extra No. 1 Lard, 20 boxes P. A G.'s best and German Soap, 20 boxes Star and Opal Candles, in 6 bxs. 21 boxes Fancy Soaps, 2 barrels extra No. 1 Lard Oil, 3 barrels Golden Syrup. This arli le it much recom mended . 5 bags Almonds, Filberts, Pecans, and Brazil Nuts, n innka Bor eaux Primes -a tin" lot, t Isites SjasMiSM Italian aud Vermicelli and MinYaroSi, ' bids l...-i ii.:' l 'i n-b.'.l Mi,'r. 3 bbls do Fulveri. d Huysr. I I.. - Sugars are acknowledged by all iu Ih trade to la the best in tbe I'nited States. Mackerel catch of l5 in bbls aud bbls, No. 1, No. i, and No. :t. White Fish in half barrels, 31 btgs Rio Coffee, A ti ..- article of le.t:l ltl.u k Tea equal, if not suiKtrior, to auy in the city Sc., Ac. N. B. The whole of the shore Goods having been lioiight for CoA, we are enabled to otter our old and new customers any articles they May require a) such prices as w ill quite surprlso them, t'all and exainiue for Yourselves, at EltSKINK, I I KNII'K A CO 'S, sepl 47 Main street. J. C. NUBLINC, V IL we I I i WITH D RBAH, IK) DOS A Co., f'l V'l XX ATI. Manufacturer of FIRE ASD BURGLAR PR(XF Comer Third and Division Streets, Ei ASSMLI.E, IND. Constantly ou hand, all different sizes of 8arF.s, latest style and improvements, guarantee 1 to be espial in durability and finish to any katsterii manufacturers, at the lowest Cincinnati prices. Also- Manufacturers of LOCKS, WALL SAFKS, Sill TTKUS, Etc., all finished iu the beat ityle of workmanship. sj- .-it ten. of Safe, etc., sray be seen at Messrs. Koelker. Klusmau A Co., 71 Main street, t whom all order s must lie addressed. auic'U HUNN ELL'S cob ml or WALNUT STREET AND THE CAXAL, EVASSVlLLf IXD. THIS JTJSW KnTJMmE.iSMt.WBAT is now iii full operation, with new ami complete Machinery of the latest style, for Planing and Dressing Lumber, planing and grooving FloorIn;, in .-si.; Doors and Sash Mouldings, Window Ulinds, aud every other deacription of work done in such establishments. All work at these Mill warranted to be well done, and will be offered at the lowest cash prices, racking Boxes of sll kinds made to order. Brack. Ms and Scroll sawes to any pattern. Slitting and all kinds nf Sawing done t'i order, and iu the most approved stvle. Jjtl WILLIAM IIL'NNFLL. JAW M9 M M JTT TO JMM.L. JMM. L. KAHN faki-s this otartunity to inform the I ill Sen of Kvansviile aud the public genera. ly. that he has ins stis.k it FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING complete, and partin!.irly, that be ?ias bought I some of the finest ready-made Ch'thing at the i--tahlisbiueut of Brook A Bro , New York a much Is'ttcr made. up Clotliiuxr than Devlin's, and fifteen i imi'lit. cheaKT ill the 1 r . I which h.-mvites - i the nublic to satisfv thcnisclvc and be llirlr nmi i iudjvfntv in ifZaVTil tu : li-- itliiiisr ami tiri . II i sa&t thin" in his tine to order, as cheap as they can be . .. . . . - . ..... J . ik,iijui rcaiy-niaie . Uesides tins, tie keepi a (?eutral assortment of Gentlemen's Fnrnishiuv. Goisls, , and a very good assortment of Boys' slid ChHdrill's Clothiui;. Pleas - call at his store, on Maiu street, aud satisfy yourselves of the above, facts. augWi J. PKKRY KLLIOTT'I CITY Nt. 45 STAIM t STKKKT, EVAKSV1LLE, ISD. Particular attention iriveu to Photograph and Melaiuotypes. s.'p&-ly Wt; E. FRENCH & 00.,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN READY MADE Olotlxlns, EMM YASKEE NOTIOXS, . 'AO Malm Street, Rvauavllle, lud. Agents for i. -t msii Anchor Bvdting Cloth. OmmjtjtsT wtiurrmm. ihk vksTRY d St. Paul's K4s'..pal i Chun h desire to engage an Organist. Application, stating terms, will le received by tbe uiidersignned. seuS-lw J. T. CBI8P. Volksbots copy.

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C.L'ARD AC A INST FALL INTER 1 BV CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THE IVCOKI'oK ITKHlSrSr CHAKTEB rKftPKTUAI. CASH CAPITAL, sl.ttoo.ooii! ABSOLUTE ASH I SIMI'AIL'LD. NET K lit PLUS OP 9913.1 Rl 73, And tli.- u est lye of in yr. sMceeas and experiettce IT WARDS fF 12,000,000 Ot l..-es have lieen paid by the .tnu Insurance Company in the psxt 40 years. Tbe value t reliable insorauce wilt be appareut from the following LOSSES PAID BY THE .ETNA DL'RINfJ THE PAST FIVE YEARS : In Ohio MS1.MI H In Michigan. 1M,MI M In Wisconsin ItSj.'j.V. (C In Indiana... 1 1, SI In Kentucky. VM,B9SSa In IUisKis. UBr"ES7 41 Missouri :;.sl,.".I.S "4 Teunesset.... UT.jl'J -1 IowaAMiun. ISl.SSSSJ Kau. A Neb. 19,94 5 77 Peiin. A Va... SMKSS Ark. A (la... 5 f.'Jl.l 119 Missbmiqii and Alabama, ?""2.tlJ 18 Fire and Inland Navigation Bisks accepted at twrnn coni-tent with solvency aud fair profit. r.'v iil att- m ji"tj iHfi'vuiff ..f' l)VELI.ISUS uini C'liiltutt, J'r terms of 1 to o jrcuo. The solid s. rvice long and successfully tried, and the ninny adviiutages the .Etna Insurance C.-mpa-ny jMih--.-ii in its line, should not t- owes nasksal by tbose i-eady toiiistire, ai: J understand i ng tbeir.besi intirests. Dnriug "stringent times." tin- necessity for reliable Inssuaace bexronte an impel itii. nt the ability of mtogmttf nnuers to -titHiii 1 I'l'ing then inn. it bsMetssa. AgoSVcics iu all the principal cities mii.I towns throughout the Slate. Policies issuiil without delay, by any ot the duly aulboii.c-l A.-nts of the 'oiiialiy. St 6- BUSINESS .TTEMKI iu wn ii ifsPATCH AND FlUELI'l Y ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Asj iit. aepi;-;SindAw Mons. Danielle's DANCING ACADEMY, NAKBLR HALL. ."...; i m: woi l.Ml AVsMcfnllv u.h.ilie to the P.ireiiM nini youuK Ladies anil tientleinen of Kvansviile, that he will commence bis secotid course ot iustructiou in the fashionable art of DANCISO on the t!it ol October, when lie will guarantee to b arn all Ladies and Gentlemen who wilt place themselves under bis inftructioii, all the dunce ,.f tlie lay (oinliteen iu number,) in a single course, or will in. ike no charge. The safest guarantee the public ran Iihm-, that Monsieur will do all hu professes, is a reference to any one and every one who ham bean under his tutorship, the term just closed, all of atsMsl BsSI boast of lutving learinii to dance corrvi i Iv , einhleen dances in twenty lessens. Mv contract with each and every adult pupil is to learn them all the dances now danced, for the sum of ten dollars each, regardless of the nunils-r of lessons required tn do so. With some pupil- I can itccoiiiliih this iu tweheand fifteen lessons, and with some it re quire tortv. 1 will alio guarantee to laaru all Children N -tweeu the ages of . and 14 in one or one ami a hall course of lessons -the parents themselves and the i puldic to ! the judges, as to whether ibey .1 nice or only jump iu had time to noi-c. a. td, have been taught by sii-disant Oam-im; inituics who formerly visited this city. Parents aud friends will at all limes admilte.1 to the Children's schiHd, w hen Ibey can themselves , see Monsieur's system of imparting this M-iy im- '. portant branch of etliication to the Mt, Monsieur will also tlevole a part of his time to teaching private classes of voung Ladies at private residences. Also to give private instruction to any young lady who may prefer to Is- lustrnctsd iu her owu pat lor. Children's Class ever) Wednesday and Saturday, from 2 to 4 P. M. Young Lalii-s's Class every Wednesday and Saturday, from 4 tu 6. (.eiitleinen's Class every Monday and Tlinrada) evening, from 7 to in. aue'iu-lm CU A ItL H. DAN'IKLLK. P. P. SOUTHERN RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT CHIDE BUSINESS DntECTORY, rWTMMMi I' I H I 111 1 H O I I'll I Unith ML with a circulation of ten thoii-and i inoulh, Would reskH't fully luform the merchants of Kvansviile and vicinity that he i- prepared ,i contract for advertisements u vitj low rales. Rusinuss Card One Sqisxre Half l'a'....... One l's.;e sH)- Address ...810 jr au'm ... Vt :-i j. r. nit a in Editor Southern Kailroad Unide, jyl4-d Box 44'). Louisville, Ky. St. Charles Saloon. NEW PROPRIETORSHIP AN ENTIRE RE-ORGANIZATION. mwMtsHHs. mjMJHJMttm r n hi: in hs, m TM from New ' n icaiic have purclnusHl the ST. I CHARLES SALOON, on First street, nearly opposite the Post Office, aud have rehlteo it in an eh- j t-'ant iusd attractive stle. The new proprietors have had long experience at ' keeiiers of fashionable ami popular Restaurant in J New Orleans, and they will endeavor. In their new house, to com bine all the elegancies and luxuries of Northern and Southern KestauraH in the ST. CHARLES. They have brought a Inrge and cwnplete stock ef choice Liquors from New Orleans, which ibey ' collected with care during their business in that rity. Their connections and acquaintance in that city will enable them to obtain the cholrest snpplies of Lienors, Fruits, and luxuries from that ' market in future, and they will spare no expense nor pains to make the ST. CHARLES surpass, ' hen-after, Its former representation, as a plesaunt Saloou, a place of good living, and elegant, refined ' aud luxurious resort. MM Billiard players will find at this Saloon a set of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the well knowu and celebrated factory of .1. M. Brunswick Ac Co. The undersigned flatter themselves th.u lout- evperience and careful attention will enable them to merit a reputation cjital to any Saloon in tlie Wisitcrn country. V A splendid Lunch will ! servetl np in the most approved style, ovi rv sSsSasBsf at in o'clock. , HAMMER X Dltl IFISS. auesl bat.-of New rl. ans. NKW FALL AND WINTKI! GOODS. W .fil .'., ltH.MKM-J STl-MTtiMM TO JTJ call on BOSKS BKos. ,v U0. They are now 1 aide to sltow you one of tbe stocks vf FAXCY DRY GOODS I ever broucht to this mirket. Y I i 1 1 I iShi . It' al :,- tion i cjilU-ti to their laris dni-rninni i.f BLACK AND FANCY" SILKS. containing Hobes. Bayadere strip-., and all luodem styles of the day. I in VtooLEN GOOD their stock will cimpare ; favorably with any other bmiae in the West. SILK VELVET ASH CLOTH CZOAAtA of sa;rtor talitv and stvle. ! Tbeirstock of Ladies' COLLARS ,f SI.KKVKS : isinuneuse; nor aitut you foiuet to b-dt at their i m 111, !!' rarinlvnf I i.li.' l iw, sin I i lol.lren'a i Glnvtw, tc, Wlfcs wilt also fliufH An their Infereat to their stock of IMPORTED CAKPPTS - - House examine FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, OOOK MATS. IM i. iu large quantity. 1 It would be hardly worth while In enumerate their Stock of Staple Co.mIs. Il i- neiiwullv on. ceded that their stock ot Calico., Flannels. BsBSB 1 kets, Shawl-, Cas-iiuei is. Sulltnels, Jeans. Linseys, Ac , c, will, in v irtety. in .jiishty. and in , price. Is ar iaeesSisatio;i with anv other hou in I the cilv. Rcmeiiils r No ' Mam street. s,po lltSKK BROS. A CO. MUTUAL HUE I Nsi R Nt K CoM PA N 1 ) ill CH N'T Y. OK ANHKIClll Kl. Kv tsnnriaMS An:. . I MM L ti i'T M O . V. - TEE A V.Vt"A . Sf ekscthss ha asnaa B4ntSnf nasi a Beesetnrj will he held on MONDAY, Via; 1 ". I S9S, ItsSsnssn the hour of and 4 o'eb . k I' M . at the SsBsssj on Third Street, ailjoimuK the Ci est ent Cit Hank. ailg-ltU KOHT. I.Uiia.So.ini aj..e...n.v WAV A W by

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CHANGE OF AGENCY. PHCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY Ilartfortt, t nnn. 1'heagencj ! this faTorite Coapany, held by ALLEN c. HALLOCK, has this day aa chamcelf and JOHN W. K1SF.X, Late of Memphis Tenn., has been appointed as bl picivssor. Parties holding Policies in the PH0CNIX, can have tlism renewed by calling upon Mr. N. M. MAC. ILL, General A g't, Cin. innati NCflKASJE OF CASH CAPITAL TU 7" BY TBE PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY o r HARTFORD, COSK. fa Aaseta, uVKK UALF A MILLION DOLLARS. 8. L. LOOM IS, Pre idem II. Kkllih;, Secretary. M. Mv .ill. Ceneral Agent, Ciucienali. NT Applicai ion- received. Policies issued aud renewed, and all business pertaining to this ageat y reii.'v alb ml. si to by JOHN W. NKXSKN, Affeat. ' . i iflii . w itli Dr. Bray, over Adams Espresa Company. augl2-3at arjr;...vT . a .v i ASSETS, aUQUt 1, 18M. Cash on hank and in Bank SCt,0&9 05 i ash iu the hands of Ageurs.... :t7,483 31 SI 34S 3b ItealKstate niiiucuinls?re C,600 00 Loans aecuivd bv Mortgage on uueucumUred Real Estate S7 ,150 0 Liuiiis amplv secured ly pledge of Stocks, Bond-, ttc 83,250 00 .' shares L. S. Trust Co. m... k. New Vrk 86,1 SSI -hares Aruericau Ex. U.mk Mock, N Y 20,000 20.600 jhi shares MetroHlitan Katik stock. N Y ii,ias 21,800 Jisi shares Bank of Commerce tock. N I Ji.issi 20,000 l.si shares Ci ntinentaj 8k Hack. H Y .lft,n0u IS.1S0 J .-bares Merchants' Kx. Motk, a Y 10,J0 10,000 4 share i f .Merchants' Sl. ck. X V l'.7rti 12.19 ai shares Paseaia Masjki If Y IO.Wsj 11,200 lisi share Ocean Stock, X Y 4.000 4.HUO nVafal Ksst. it Ma li's Stack, BsHsbrd 3.i,ou .14.800 jsi shares l'leeiiiv Mock, llaitlord 20,000 20,400 'isi shares Mer. .t Mhhufae'rs M l.. Hartford.-2u.tiOO 21,000 Iini shares .IRina Stock, Hartford 20,000 21, COO IM shares Cilv Stock, If .rtlonl 17.600 20.6S0 l" shares Mel calltlle Stii, Hartford 15,000 15,150 Ilo shares State Mock, Hutford .11,000 13,200 . ". -hares ILirtlorii Stock, Hartford 2,500 S.JMS oi share of Connecticut Rivei St k. Hartford. 2,600 3,258 lo shares Hartford coauty Stock. Hartford. ..500 600 i list shares Citizens' Bank Stk, Waterbnry, Ct... 10,000 io,600 as shan s Waterbnry Slk, Waterbnry, Ct 1,000 1,9M 4 shares Slaflonl Slock, Stafford. Ct 400 418 10O shares Rslyoks V ater Power, Mas- 10,mi 10,135 lii sha.i - S. w lSritain Walei Bomls lo,0i 10.000 in sbures p .t I i: k Bonds in.tssi 7.40O $31k,M 00 730 OO A. . i.llilil.lled Interest on Total Assets ...1547,712 So I Liabilities Losses unadjusted and not dlle : Zt,73fi 8. L. LinjMIS, President. H . K i i.t ooa. Secretary. JOHN W. NEXSKN, Agent. aiiv.1 Kvansviile. Inrl. i mmji tmi-s M-HMcsm mr TH K I KT, at the Wholesale 'and. 1 Retail I jiiilc.lk.narv on First street, i two ihstrs from the l'ost Office, '" ii appointed Side af,eiit for ' Maltby's Baltimore Oysters In the city of Evansv i Ilo, and he will recrtee daily, snppliea by Express, directly from the Packer, ta ( Baltimore. He i pre pans! to offer the trade anch , inducements I i ,i le- entire reason as have never been , offered in this market he re of or. A constant daily supply aHsa s on hand, so that dealers and famlUt-s can obtain at any time during the season than hoice Oysters, In cans an I half cans, and i a the ! shell, warranted Vraeh and sweet, and very sans ri or . in flavor anil quality. Term caah. And none but bankable money received. A. KCBTZ, airr.-fim Sole Agent far vans villa J. 1 VINSON, lata Master Mechanic K. st C Ssllina sT 1). CALLAHAN, late Engineer aa Machinist J WM. Hl'NTINOTON. late Foreman Moulder for Koelker, Klussmau A Co. JOHN IVINSON & CO. maxi FAcroacAs or STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE8 AKD ( orner l.eet and Water Street, AVraasrs7f, ... JasWnssn. Particular attention t;iveu all snch work as apMrtains to. It A I LRU A OS. STEAM HOA TS, nirn i i f:ih:. misis; ; &A w, ;;:ist. sn;.4K. asd MALT MILLS; TOBACCO, VISE AJilt LARU PUESSEb; And in short MA' I1INKRY OF KVI1I Il St KIl'TlON Also, Hons- Fronts,, Window Caps, and Sills. Ventilators, Orates, Iron Railings, and all kinds ot IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. Ih-alers in Stemni andiWater Gacurea, Whistles, Wrought Irou Pipes, Gam Belting Piti-kiui: auTrPire Brick un. Especial attention paid to Jobbing, ir in and Blackssnitlittiic. at TSMi TEMPLETS HJ O F j nUr O AINU i3UJMibjl n i- the . ,t. -i . surest, cheapest, and ssssst ralUble reined t t.-i the pe rmanent cars of col US, COl'GHS, HOAItSKNESS. ASTHMA. CROUP, WHWWMO CVjCiiH. ' Aud all air.v t ious of raw Threat and Lungs. ItbanK trepnr.sl upon N-ientihc pn nc I plea, and frosn a 1 1 icle t i a i are eiitir. lv vegetable. The COM Pi UNO SYKCP OF HOPS AND B0NB81T i I'MfiH Ml St Ki r or bur nu n lis manufa tared by 0. ROTHKXBI SH SON, Hamilton, ltnih r Countv, Ohio, to whoa all or,.r;, ,IIU1 i. addressed ; and sold by hKI.I.ER A WHITE, Druiaris't Kvansviile. Iudtaiia, aud by Dl uaista and Metchants throughout the country. jan'AUly M-tssoLlTMO.W TEE EEOEESEH .,nal connection between Drs. Bhrsaan A I Baird has ceased, by tlie withdrawal of IV. Baird. II,.- I. ills aid adjusted h Dr. EHBMAN, wBo . is aiitkoi iie.1 to . ..lie. t the same. f. .t.LVA t. f l . HE KIIRMAN has associated with hiss In his praCsssioii. Dr i.I.EIYIX pronounced 6Uvts recently from oui of ihelswt German Medical erbouis in. I who has had practice as a snrsjeon as sesil as a ph v. man They tan ls consulted at the oSice h. let dole ...upied by Dr. Ehrman, at all hoars. --wr. rSfS.

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