Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 25, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 September 1859 — Page 3

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.; n-r . - - SEPiKMTIkKU WEDNESDAY WORKING - Local ami Miscellaneous. Oak Hill ITWIMJ Out c4tizenarr deeply indented t tun.good citiwens whoever titer srerr v ho -cured, at an early day, the most love 'y -p -t iu all this region, for a public ittuetcn . Its beauty and loveliness roU the asso miio-is of the tosb of all their rcpulsi venes an 1 terrors. It seems as if it wuuid be tueej to lie down in eternal slumber am:d.-t its quiet shades and lovely prospects; w :tli flic J looming anthem of the turds, and the evening requiem or sighing winds amid its trees. The heart of the mourner is comforted by the gentle and sacred influenc s of the beauty of tne apot. If on earth God has created such external emblems of beauty, goodness, and love, for the comprehension and enjoyment of oar imperfect senses here, what most be the glory of the mansions be has prepared for revealing the perfection of beaty, gootaeaa and truth to the unclouded spiritual perceptions and comprehension of the soul. The inrlnences of nature in such a spot carries a deeper and purer consolation to the broken heart, than all man's eloquence. Aa, one by one, our friends are gathered to its bosom, it will become holier and more sacred to our hearts an.1 eyes, and will lift us up nearer and oftener to the abodes of the blest, than all the efforts of the pnlpit. All should look to it and cherish it as the last home and resting place of each one of us. No expense should be spared to preserve all its natural beauties and to improve and exalt them. The avenues to it should be made to correspond with it and be made inviting, that all might be induced to visit it often and imbibe its ennobling and sacred impressions. They are as potent of good as the formal and stated services of the altar. We owe a hinting debt of gratitude to the men who Secured the spot for the city, and they deserve a monument as public benefactors. We are also indebted for l lie pleasure of our daily visits in uo snmll !- gree to the diligent labors aud KrttpuloUJ care of the Janitor Sexton, Mr. Jno. Smith Gooderv, in presuming the excellent order and perfect neatness of the urounds. His term ol" service is alnnit to expire ; we I:lieve the public voice is almost unanimous for his re-appointment. In a lurge a.-setn-blage, recently gathered by a sad occasion, on the gronnds. there was not one dissenting voice to the general expression that he bad beeti a mint faithful public servant, and was the best man for the place. Nativk (iKU-KS We were preseutel vv.tenlav. bv Judire Law. with a bunch of sr W v W W9 f grapes of his own culture, from a native vine, fcaown as the Herbamont grape. Though ila-y are not quite so large as some species of the foreign grape, the clusters are taore compact, heavier in proportion to size, and more numerous on the vine than the exotir. Bat their excellence is their rich arasaatic flavor, and small pulp; the fruit seems to contain nothing but its juice and seed. It is a most delicious fruit for the table, aad w should suppose it would produce a richly flavored wine. In our admiration for products of foreign origin, we have slighted the claims of our native vines. Tbey have excellencies we have never proven; their fruits might probably in many instance be greatly improved by cultivation. There is no wine to equal the de--luaoos flavor of the sparkling wine made from the Scuppanaug grape in North Caro lina. Those who are familiar with it will pay higher prices for it than for the choicest brands of champagne. We apprehend we shall hare to emancipate ourselves from our yatjadioes in favor of foreign fruit, and also from the rules of European culture ; which man v hsve long believed unsuited to our sxxd and climate, before we can become the aaoat successful wine producers in the world. We must adopt our own native varieties and leave t'uem more to natnre. Our fertile soil doe net .require the close cropping of European niaf dressing. The Agricultural Bureaus of the Home department a Washington, iu 1857, sent an agent throughout all the South-western Sutss to New Mexico, Arizooia, and California, to collect cuttings of the native grape Trees. Upwards of 30,000 cuttings were coliee ted, embracing over a hundred varieties. Thane were planted in the Public Horticultural Qardens, uader the management of the Bureau, and are now growing in a flourishing condition. Next year roots and cuttings from them will lie distributed throughout the country for individual experiments in pronacatina them. From this collection of native vines, it is to be hoped that many varieties may 1 found better suited to our soil and climate than any we now possess. It might be well to give J udge Niblack a hint, that he might secure a share in the distribution of the Pocket, which by the next generation, will produce wine so superior, and in such abundance, as to drive both lager beer and whisky front its borders. tSX Joseph ( 'ham! -rs, son of Mr. Clar. em e Chambers, pay-master on the E k C railroad was killed by a Construction train in the neighborhood of Vineennes, yesterday, about noou. Young Chambers was about fifteen years old. He fell between two cars while the train was in motion and was instautly crushed to death. His body was brought home last evening on the freight train. WOW The French and American te ports of Fashions for Fall and Winter can be seen at Leons , next door to the Post Office, who

has a very kWBB and beautiful stock of j Pest of the coauty, with r without suit, aadirect- : ... ' Frobate business, settlement ul estate:, Ad-

gootls, maae in strict accordance witn lue prevailing vio l--, m aelected with particular reference to the wants of tbe citizens of Kvansville and the surrounding villages. It is stated that there ate 1.400 tinildings, of various kinds, now in process of srsctiou ia Msnipbis, T enn . at an estimated cost of $3,000 000.

Ltcirtt at Mt. VtRNO. Dr. Olavls will lecture to morrow, (Thursday) evening,

at the the Methoiliat Chnrrh in Mt. Vernon, L,.. th, ......... . ttJbM." Dr.O.is u the " PrugrcMi o. U I IK I V . I J . . I 4 V I V I aa J recently from the imnlicsJ school of Kurope, I and in familiar with the progress of the Primef Ihw, mid the new theories which niixtrrn investigations and sVseueueitt have uVeeluue! He ia a practiced and popular lecturer, and a most thoroughly educated perokian. II lecture will be free; the only oiject the lecturer ban in his gratuitous ItksjM is la disseminate what he believes to : be the mf.-t orrevt notions of practice and livgene. V e commend him lo our friends in Mt. Vernon, si a gentleman and :i man of ectctne. I.AlsSI 1'eacuks. We are indebted to Mrs. Kdward ;. Handv, of Warrick countv. f for a small basket of penches, that excel, in size, beauty, and quality, any productions of the profesac 1 horticulturists that ue bare seen. The specimens sent us, we are told, are not the lcst productions on the tree.-, because th ose ure reserved fur 'lit Fair. Ours wen ouly the wind-falls. Most of them were without blemish, and some of them weighed ashih a.s i!,;ru ..limes each. ' . v We have evidence, duily, that the climate and soil of the lower Obio is excelled bj no region of the world for fruits of the temjirrate .ones. The rapid progress of fruit cul- i ture among us is one of the surest evidciic'-s of the progress of the people in the comforts and retinementsof living; and this progress is to be attributed chieriv i the intiuencc ol the women. They are everywhere the nlvocates and Helpers in planting tin; vineyards and orchards ; they know their vSjve, and appreciate the comforts thev bring, j more truly than tin: men. It is pleasant to see the matronly pride ami pleasure which the mistress like Mrs. Handy of a comfortable luminal. -ml takes iu displaying and lie-towing on others the hi.-ciom fruits of her tare and labor. Stabbi.M) As't'K.W. At a dance, on Sunday night, last u German was dangerously stablx-d b u man named Skellv. I)r. Magt MIW1W eAini:-'l !( w iho I - . i lid prOSMMO ed IhrSM of u danoeiotis characler. He had a contused Wound on the head, penetrating to the bone, and a lnre incised wound two niches long on the left arm, aud a deep punctured w ound in the left ai -iii-pit, w ounding the artery. He bled profusely, and was unsble to appear in court. Skelly was Iwiund over in the sum of ;( 0 lor his appearance at the next term of the Criminal Court. Considerable excitement prevailed during the examination. Skelly wa tried lefore Justice StinsetL md swore that, in his opinion, the Justice was prejudiced afrainst bim, and had the case taken liefore Justice Walker, who postponed the hearing until two o'clock Fridav. Candidates. ar atttloriA t0 ass IHt name of JAMKS SW ANSON as a candidate fr Councilman of the tth Ward, at the)H-tion on tke 17th Inst. WV are rquttd lm MM0WM rt .fir. HMM AS GirroBb, of I'erry township, as a candidate for County Commissioner at I he ensuing lection. sep5 art rff4 to fWesrf th si of JOHN H NKEL.of Perry Township, ssarandidate for Coaaty CommlMiouer at ths ensuing election. sep3 Unt mrirtqmeltid tm mmmmumtt f smmsm of JOHN HOtit'E, of Porry township, as a SSMtfc dat for Connty ( oinuiif ioio r st the ensuing tober election. IS s tri mmlhartted to nunouny T. PAKRKTT as a eandtdste for Jude or th Piftevnth Judicial Circuit, at the snaiiiux OctoU-r lection. su'J Wt art rtqutittd to SSSSSSf thr nrnmr of KOBEKT P NIOIITINGALK. of Orn.sn township, as a candidate for Csumt Conintissi.aier for District No. 3, at the next October election, daw Special Notices. r Mtr. Jtomttir'm Ktontmeh BITTERS for Dyxpepsia, ristaleuce, Ueavlress of the Stomach, or an; like stfect ion, is second te . . . . , . . . none M America or abroad. To be able to state j eoufldently that the "Bitten" are a certain cure for dyspepsia and like disease, is to the proprie tors a "onree of unalloyed pleasure. It removes all morbid matter from the stomach, purine the blond, imparts renewed vitality to the nervous system, giving It that tone and energy so indispensable for the restoration , f hewlth. The numerous acknowledgements of Its superior excellence and beneficent results, have assured the proprietors that it cannot but prove a great cure to the afflicted, aud impart vitality lo the thorough system. sepLi Mmilmwmjf' u mHmttmtmt. .WfrrssWeW salves, and all these compounds concocte1 of BMSi eraiagenM,areiiigi.ivdangerousHpi.i.cHtions. Ointment, composed entirely of vegetable extracts, j is a harmless as well as efficient retnedv, in all caess of eruptions, sore, two Is, wounds, and contusions. Hold at the mannfactry. No. SU Mablen Lane. New Tork, ami by all Druggists, st 'ioc., S3c., ami ft per pot. ang.1 Th Hl A Lit.- atert thmil the piT sufferers in onr country languish, their constitutions ricked and torn by atrong and dangerous mineral naedkiues ; they will come to lbs fountain of health, fouud in simple herbs and roots from nature's storehouse. THE MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS, of innocent mountain plants composwd, will reach and stop their distress, and causa the blood, renewed ami cleansed, to carry through the hedy the elements of health ; building np the broken onstitntion, and carrying UK- aud health, but for them would have been the w reck of ho,e the teeble moan of suffering, a. last ended by the cold hand of death. Do not let prejudice overcome your better reason , do not look upon these Fills as only like others; do not let your despair, aftor trying wverythiug else. ..revent you from tryiH T ' , . , ' these. The blood mnst be j ure, and then M-knee is Impossible. What a great aud yt t simple truth isthis! it appeals to I lie common sense of ail . It is the gr.it key-stone of the healing art. JPDSON'S MOUNTAIN IIKKB I'lLLS vmII purifj and rleatise it as sure as the sun will rise to-morrow. " Judon' Moiiiihtin Herb Pills are sold by all Medicine Dealers. angt nn.vse.v, JinritM! or TIIK PEACE Orriric, Thibd svacrr, Sccukp Dooa sklow thk t'orBT Uorsi Will give articular attention to all Kotarial btuiuess entrusted to him such as wilting Deeds, Mortgages. Powars-of-Atli'irney, ('ontracta, ,u. Will also collect money, in any leutrstion, Giiardianshisi sollci ted and promptly , attented 1 -. asagtV Bo !iam iliaing Coaipacy, Evausville. Indians. Oflke ou Water street, bet wtaa Main sud l isnst (.'vol. lu tjUautities of Uot less than Bl bushels, ilellveied la sat I ssi t ut tin- it,, ml 10 ceuts pel bnsb - th fit, Scaota JOHN WYMOND, .t j Sacratary and Manogei

MISCELLANEOUS.

l. 49 ar. WEILL 1 BKH TO announce tbe completion of the extensive im provements to their concern, which hare Ik- it- in progress for BJSJM tiaie post, to afford the utmost facility for carrying on id extensive trade, Oy seilinn s good article only at suck prices as cannot f.ul to giva universal satisfaction. Having th is object iaview, erery consideration that ttrasgli I lac w aru dealing, founded on honor and liberality, can give, will be resorted to, and thus estah) ih austwsl com Adduce between buyer aud teller; The Block ii unusually large, erery department replete, and purchasers may rely upou meeting with an ants sad va assortment on reasonable tc, i .... Ihev wouL. diI - ...... .....I.. . ..,. .1.,.. tl .. i w tut.. illllu.rl.li. .11 IIM O.H Wt. 'Ill' nuriiu"" i " "i , ' i.i..,of Irish Linen Go-sis, viy, : ' A ami 1-1 It . -1 . Linus, 124 I. ' lien flSMathtga, Pillow Haas Linii, Hand Beirut la. Tow. Napkins, ill. . - 1 as I Hr.mn Lisa ii TMr frnlhat r , ftr I'avauf ol Main aud tlrst -treet-. B3 To the Public. rutui: l M. m tar, nave Ism sew t-t usies, raasiagaiaaji ol our merit to wveraesr t Ii-ir danks. nacKinj up th water in tb cm as and bayou, and n Iii.k to a considerable extent the bottom 1 'U,,V; wh"n !h" ri" recede, wliich may; bo ex- (( il soon, tben tin- lai't;e tiu fai e ol decaying regetsble matter exp' M d to the scon lnug rays or the summer sun, produces the malaria, which profes at fatal in its course, sweeping whole SatSS, slid sfNiriug neith'-r se nor BSfl in its saSMSSiag Bisrch. A ftwi a residence of more tban twenty yes is iu the middle ji.il .Southern Stair-. think we have lisi overod a medicine, u kkh. In S certalu extent, is a jirsTeiitative of the attacks uf 1 i ! i e.i '. i, aue, A"., sad as sis h recommend our .Magnolia Whiaky. I a a . . ..it:. . s - . a - m ... ..... J gt Bfig wpon thsat the use of strong Liqaor an.lalaays .Have el, opKae.i lo their In-iiii; nneil in thai way, but if p '!. vill ii-m-Hi. in as SUch. let Hi. in have by all luenus u pure ariicle. that will gee 11 ll. to in healtll, and iwiitlieu in-te.iJ of slturteuilig their li S. Wl proMHM sell always pute ami una Iultei .it d 1-i jU' rs for medieiiwl punMew.ii, mid a little for the stomach "s sake, if n .juire 1, aiel will challenge an iuSlf"llOII CM I it- IJtSl CUfUII"!? IU fcllia ol bi.j I'lliri country, to niu! au) iiupiuity or a iulu ratiou in the whisky bran-led by us. "Alii.-. A, 11"' M . fiolia." It is WnrrniiUMl, .is it is distilled fi oui the cora. rye, or wheat, with a slight addition of good cistern Stater. We haw no doubt tuany p hae bsaa ndswd in haelth, if not actually killed, py ariekiag bad ahMty, the greeter the rsaaoa that Ailis A ll .w.s' purs Magnolia should be in general use. Just ii reived -:nl in .-tor for sab10 '., ipes;u.s d llrandics fold) treat 3 to7"Jgal. ?. piea do (oh!) from 3 tof7 1 4 1'iue.s liollaiiit (,111 : ''. I'liiK b' "lis old Hum. AI.LIS A IIOWKS. Water t mmncmjrr crwr t&bjcvo avKT. The nndefHtcnea having eniraaed in the Tobacco iluin, with the purpose of supplying, it j ossible, the wants of the home market, I aui now prepared to offer a see-tti stock of manufactured Totiarco from Misoonri, Kentncky, and Immense e Leaf, in Pounds, Five, Halves, Rights, ami Quarters, In any desired package. Terms liberal, ami iirceptable iliscouut lor Cash purchases, but no sale less than five boxe. A. GL'M BERTH. jy28 No. 106 Main str.i t, Evausville, lnd. W.ri i.vt TJ TttH's 84 LM. IP WM. virtue of an order of the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh ounty, I will sell at public auction, st the Court House loor in Evausville, on the HHh of September, IftW, part of the S. E. ip-. of Section No. V, township 6 south, range PJ west, containing three acres, adjoining lainls of Peter Sharp, f. w. Jtrinkmeyer, and IjIiikoii the road leading from the Poor Uous to the NSSisSWS of Kihrar C. Iiunk. Said premises will l solU in n'--divisions, a plat of whicit cau '-e seen by i .illin upon me. Terms of sale, -tue-thinl cadi ; balance iu 1 and IS months frwiu day of sile. the purchaser giviug notes with approved security, waiving all relief from valuation or appraisement laws, with interest Ironi tho day of sr.te. IlKACKET MILLS, jy28-td Adia'r of Adoloh Briiikmsn. eOWKBKD UJTKM CUTJVVM doz White Cedar Water Cans, with covers, brass aud In n hound, '! sixes; oOouVr WattS Cedar Pails, 3 sizes, bras and Iron hoops. Where one doxen or more are taken, they tiro packed in dry .shavings, with no charge for esses, thus insuring safe transportation ami keeping theia in good order till sold. J. B. KUSSELL, 500 Main street, niy'JO Between Third au.1 Fourth, Leutavllle. lf ju. jMvrmAr, maoM js.vzjM KB AMD AftfgkmV Blank Book Manufacturer, fl MW First st., bet. Msln and Locust, mWmmkmw EVANSV1LLE, INDIANA. CC Blank Books ruled, paged and made to order f the Iwst paper, from a Memorandum to tlif I largest Ledger. Music and Magazines tsaind in any largest style. jam oawu rwMM mix r m Av.vrJt cjtjM LOGUE OF BRUM'S COMMEKCIAL tX)LLKGK is now ready for distribution Students lu the city entitled to them, also those who have inserted their cards, and all others interested, are rcquested to call at M. L. Johnsou's Book Bindery, n?! ggg roPle- llllWBMMOV4 L JJt 0B STB41H m Jlfc'Soii bavo removed their stock of Uardwa.c anU to No 74 )aja .treet, bet. 2nd aad ad. They would be pleased to see their old customer .it thir osw stand, whare they have always ouhan l a 1 irge and well selected stock of Hardware and Iron, which they oler at verv low prices lor caeii. jyi. ' 100 mats Cinnamon, 15 bags IVpfer, " 'L' If bags Allspice, " Ii ass.rtel ; r. Spice.. Fi i bj n.,11 WIIEELEK d Ill'iUS. D 4 fJ TttJStt dflJW V.S I O.S'M ML 1 bunhels gotsi !argo Onions. J.ri do ilo do Potates. deceived and for sale bv jyi CI! AS. McJOHNSTtN. wyoKCK nrjmfrJfrsT BKcxtrm ed, a lot of this desirable Pump, adapted for He,tiK Bd forcing water into any part of the building, or about the premise wlu-re tbey may he n'oei t. r sale by iviJl GKO. S. MI.M AU. mvmm ml aJjs-.y co.vtbji tW or and Builder. Shop 0B BsSMnl street, near Mu;ierr. I am prepai-' l to do all kinds of work lislonging I-- my stMnesa. angt Cut trait. attJjM, .s'sLVms, ac ' I5u bag Kio Coft- e, .'si pockets Jsva CtsTes), :n hhd N. o Bus u . S bids Cr'd, bsttf. A I'ow'd Sugar, 1UH bbls ltcboiled Mulasaes, A0 pkgs ttasorted Teas, 2 bales Cloves. Ju-l resa iwd b nuglli K. . BABCOCK. m .it. i .t 'mj t in h:e rmJiHOi' M-d this extra Coflee ju-.t i ereiv.-d ati-l for side fi) CUAS. McJOUNSTON, I' s Block, Jy7 Main st.-eet, nar the Canal . m Jmin . i it a f too lbs. t Moit tt Mj Lard in Store IWd lor mis bv Jyal clIAS. MoJOrlNBTOM d "' wttou: rut: i ,'ukb WW signed is again prepared t- luiuish, at any p.i i oi ihe citj , all kinds --I VFowU, ilio i satsed "C i "V , " T "M" V " 'o.v nu . and has i'Ui coai-o.1 a stilUcient :uaHint to supply , u lualhet duiu.g fhs isg taU and winter. ! Term cash, at tin yard. i angll-lm HENBi It 1 j gaf J.VTf'H -OA S I. L COAL. OK Ivif ptrior quality, for oil producing purpooaes ' Parties desiring to supply Ihe above, should .l i dress the publisher of this paper. i augl! Cwn.v.' tmrnir i-vnt mk white as Tallow 1'oru in store and for sale by the sinbiwhel, or by the one hundred bushels, at EUSKINE, 1 1 ii.M n ' o. mom 47 Msiu mart. B OI.VK ti.l U. 4 II BBLI1 Oi.lt lit B It W s aul (.1 i) . Vinegar just received ami lor sale CllXs. McJOMNSTON, Posey's Bi.Kk. hy ft ins at, triO JV. A . LUMCK E TH I 8 MM7 day withdrawn from the firm of Soreiiacii, Lemcke . Co , and the business will Is- settled mid continued by Moron Sorenson and VaMeinar Sorenson, under the name of S0RENS0N a CO. Evansvillk, Jnly 11, '.s . iyll BlUJJBa! fltJJBS.' gtJ ,Oi0 Fine llavsns. H),uiO Conn-cticiit Seed and Havana It : ili-i. zn.tmo Florida and Havana Regalia, loom) UsJf Spauisb -l M it, ,T The slMite sto k will lu sold at loiasHilSltait terms to prompt men. A. Gt'MBF.K l jv1 No I'. Main strict, Evsasvtlls, Int.

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sBnBaWSJMWMMasussfe -g .-xflBBBnnauBnnaaani sUsai ausss an ssai -Jvr ltemB' ' AKstrALs Axn nsrsart BKarsan f uH'trxsiMut I TILL 5 0L"K X TVWMT. P.. A. Oadeii, St. Louis to Loui-ville. Kmnia Gral'-.tii, Cincinnati lo Cairo. I sew. . M Wlot. . Oreeii BtveT tJ Kvajivilb. Nile, St. I.' uis to Cincinnati Siibtn riiie. No. VJ, I'sssed down. ( barley B-weii, Bsaasvtlls to Cairo, i lies-, new lMat, pasted down. Tlie went hef yesterday was wann ;tnd leasant, ami buaintsH uii the levee was quite brisk in the morning, but after our packet.-! It-It it Uvatne rattier dull. The river is about at a stand, ntid the bars iu front oi the city have beeu so long visible that tiier have hSHMM disgUiiitig to look at. The t'kailry lioven left j-estcrday, with m large trip. Herself and barge were loalJ ed heavily and her cabin was literally thronged with p.ieiigers. Her gentleman-

i ly otiicers merit ull they receive. To our friend Zsch Taylor, clark of the j Sjr, we are placed under renewed obligalions fcr river farors. He is a gentleman of high order, and business placed in bis bande will never be left undone, us be is prompt, enargetic, and honorable. Cupt. McDonald's new boat is in an advanced condition and will be ready to get under way in a short time. She is a neat little craft, and is creating considerable anxiety to see her under way. The Alula will leave at 10 o'clock precise- ' lv fur Cnn Hon and towns along shore. I She has beiome jiopular under the command of Cap. Itesriler, than whom no more oblii gin and gentlemanly Captain ever stood . on the deck of a lioat. The Maid the Mut is the regular Henderson packet at noon to-day. he will receive all the freight fur that pluee, and deliver it in as good order ad it is possible for i! to be done. The new trading-bout, lately built at Enterprise, for our young townsmen, Messrs. Outkj, Sherwood, & Walker, arrived here last week, and is receiving her machinery preparatory to her trip down the river. She is intended to traverse the tributaries ol' the Low er Mississippi. We wish the I Kts success i.i their enterprise. The Stiver Star is the regular mail packWe understand that there was considerable of a mutiny on the Gem D. M. Whit. during her late voyage from Creen river. How it originated we could not ascertain, but there was a woman in the scrape. The engineer, we believe, was at the head of the affair, and after its close, he established himself ''cock of (he walk, ' having lakag ihe beat by siorin. et for I'aducah to-day ut lo o clock. The hull of the AlviH Adams is still high and dry above t'aaey ville. The followiug bunts arc now laid tip at Cincinnati awaiting rise in the river.--Umpire City, GamhriJt), St. Lout, S.. IITurker, dtfetnuin, i.ancatlrr, M h r.t'ui . Tigress, r'i-J Tron, Stnt: rl in .', A. !. Tyler, Ohio iflr, .VaeJuon, (Julnar, iHamtmd, Trmmaeh, Jacob Sfrmdcr, (Jucn t tlu West, MtMkwek, Qledonia, Gttmtfalt., ift WJ hi'i, Ilicknian, Altaimout, Ltbann, Hoy Ctt,. Ohio A'o. 3. Roelsrt, Mary Cook, Martha Putnnin, He fender Aurora, ami '. . L7icrjy. Most of the.-e Inynts will undergo a thorough repainting aud refitting. The Wm. (j'uriin sunk at Carroll's Island below St. Louis on Thursday evening l ist. She was bound from St. Louis to Cliester, and struck a hidden log or snag at the head of the Island which knocked a hole in her hull. She was run on a bar where she settled down in 8 feet water at her stern, and about 3 fe?t at the bow, perfect- j ly straight. There happened to be no , freight in the hold; and a portion of th.it on deck will be damaged. We learn from tbe Memphis Ajpeol that the Adriatic, recently sunk near that port, fortunate enough to lie raised again, and continued ber trip to New Orleans. Theodore -fudge, formeily the popular clerk of the Fanny Bullitt, has retired from the river and taken a lucrative position on shore. He has attached hirusctf to the firm of Hawley, Hillings k Co., as the junior partner of the firm in the foundry and machine business at Louisville. l'rom Louisville to Cincinnati there is but 3 feet water. At Tittsburg yesterday j there was only 12 inches at the U Inns ho use, which is the lowest stage this season ; most j too low for even a whcel-barmw fleet, ' while along the Lower Ohio the bars are j very troublesome. YVi se it stated that Wm. M Carroll, who formerly presided over the river department of tbe Louisville Democrat, has opened n nni-ic house. We wish hiuiahuiidant success in his new business. Messrs. Priest & Morton, proprietors of Ihs new wharf boat at MevpUls, hare taken possession of the couccrn. Captain Kirk has named his new boat, building at New Albany, " f.izzie Simntnns." She is i Rrftsl for the eye , ami is receiving ' visit from all the lovers of the Watitiful. ; She will probably bid adieu 10 New Albany, on her way South in a short, time. Bus-it less at Memphis is good at present, ami the papers say there is .1 good deal of freight changing hands there. The l'rirex. building at Cincinnati, will ' not lie ready tor running us soon a.- w.ts Anticipated. The builders hare lieen com- . pelled to take out her wheel arms and sub- J stitute larger ones, as she does not draw ai much water as was excted. We see that the Hifkfycr is offered for j sale by Mr. Sherley. She will be sold at ; auction, at Cairo, on Wednesday, the 5th of October. We learn that the (lolden Hate has beeu sold at Galena, by the Minuesota Tacket Company, to a Mr. John Wood. We did not ascertain what she brought.. The A'hmral did not leave Louisville as we stated yesterday morning, but was detaiued until Tuesday. She will lie here this evening on her way to .Memphis and Arkansas river. The steamer Kvansetlte is still running ;is a regular tri-weekly packet between Louisville and Carrollton. Cast. Neal is in command. Th Oakland, a very light draught boat, was sold at Louisville on the 1 1th wist., by , the Marshal of Cham-ery Court. About $1,000 worth of repairs have recently beeu ; put upon ber. The Unnoisiwid Mppef Mississippi, at last aeeonnt-?, were almost !t low for navigation with only two ftet ol water reported In I the former. The BhsSSS (tin limn is due to-day from Cincinnati to Cairo. Sin- is a good Iniat and passengers will be well ptovided b.r. The steamer Forest (wtn has bsga laid up At Madison. Fr- SVa Vr'iaet' Ifuiwirlmvi.' Jov,k,,I. Ti those of our readers who arc subject to Fever tad kgOO, Intermittent ami Resilttent Fevers, or other Billions and N'errous attacks, we honestly recoinaieiul LttnTl Substitute for Quinine, for so many cures hjr its use have come iitulcr our own observation that we know how excellent it is. This Substitute docs not contain Quinine, Opium, Morphine, or Arsenic, exhtk it jhissesses all the advantages of llieae medicines, with none of their injurious effects. In a pamphlet, before us, we find certlBcntei from all classes Ihe sailor, niercliunt, ami invalid, which all bear testimony to its excellence. Let onr readers scud for a circtiI lar, or bettor, for half t dozen bottles, to ; Lkich A Parlstaot, Evansille, Indiana. d&wGm.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH, BV THS K. S W. LINE. Wasiiinoion. Sept. 13 X The State Departmeu has received inforinition from our minister at Berlin that Christina Karuest. an American naturalized citizen, who h.id been compelled by force, to enter tbe Hartoveran army, has, upon the remonstrance of our government, been discharged from the service.

Pitts nr ro, Sept. 9 p it River 12 inches lit Glass House and at a Stead. Weather cloudy with slight rains. Portland, Me., 11 m An election was held in this state yesterday for Governor and members of the Legislature. The returns thus far received indicate the election of Lot M. Morrill, Republican lioveinor, and an increased Republican supremacy in the State. Philadelphia Market. Philadelphia, Sept. 13 u. Flour dull; fresh ground, however, is firm. White, old stock, is drooping. There is very little shipping demand. Sales 800 bbls extra family at 5 50, and to the trade 4 50pTC 12 for superfine. 4 T55 10 for extra, and 5 50,G 50 for extra family and fancy. Rye Hour and corn meal are unchanged. Wheat is in good demand : sales of 500 bushels red nt 1 tl, and fair ami prime white at 1 '17(i l 35; Goo bushels Southern rye sold at 7:t. Corn active: s.iiiio huihnll yellow sold at R0. Qni in fair demand ; 4,000 bushels new Delaware sold at ?j(il :x. Whisky Steady : sales at 27(71)2 . ... SB L Last Night's Despatches Nkw Vokk, Sept. 13 r M The members of the stone cutters Association, of this city, met lost evening at the Montgomery Hall to jiive expression of sympathy with their fellow-brethren, now OS) a strike in Loudon. They derided to contribute and send them material aid as soon as jiossible, as well as their sympathy Mil morning there was launched from Henry Steer I ship-yard, at the foot of lOlh ttoest, Last river, a new side-wheel steamer of about 7o tuns but then, built by the State Colonization Society of New York. She h.is been named Seth QfVCVenor, after onr late distinguished citizen, through nJNMM inuniticence the Bwisty wa-s enabled to a--i. me the expense of the umh rtakinir. The ste-imer is dedgned to run on UsS OOSJl of LilieTta, from Cae Pulniiis, to (iallimw, stoping at Monrovia and other ports on the route. The requirement of Liberia for a vcs.-el lor this purpose has long let! evident, and in the early part of this year a mercantile linn in Monrovia SUggt tad to the Society that if it would construct a fttennseT, they w ould charier her for a snmber of veaiS, and pay for her in instalmeti's in that time. The shipping list of this cily report the toad tereipts of the cotton crop of 1858, at all the parts of the United States, tt 3,851,481 bales and the total rate at 4,170,000. Tbe total exports is stated to M 3,020,519 bales, and the receipts of the northern ports by railroad from Tennessee, about 85,oio bales. Senator Trumbull, of III., leaves this evening to speak at Cleaveland, Ohio, on Thursday. PuiLADKLPHI A, Sept. lo P M. The fifty-third Philadelphia trade sale oKned at Thomas & Son's this morning. The attendance was unusually large, and the bidding for the opening lots was spirited. The catalogues consisted of 308 packages, and contains a list of publications from the leading publishing houses in the American liook trade, including large invoices from all the publishing houses in this city. New VoitK, 13 u The steamship Ocean Queen, from Harve and Southampton, bas arrived. Her advices are to the 1st inst., and have been anticipated by dispatches from Cape Race, where she was lioarded by the Associated Pre?s yacht. CnicAoo, 15 r m The principal feature of interest at the Fair, to-day, was the formal opening ceremonies. An tloquent speech was delivered by Tilghuian. He was followed by Senators Crittenden, and Douglas. The following States are represented: Ohio, Illinois, California, Maryland, Iowa. Kentucky, New York, Texas, Indiana, Louisana, Massachusetts, Michigan, and Kansas Territory. Among the distinguished visitors are Senators Hall, Stewart, Crittenden, and Douglas. The Grand encampment commenced today. The delegation promises to be large, so far, coinpr sing the most iiitlueutial men in the Masonic order. Sr.w Oiiiim, Sept. 13 9 The steamships Artzonia and Imlutnoh from Urazos on the 8th, arrived to-day. bringing $450,900 in specie. There are no yellow fever cases citv. Maysvillk, Ivy., Sept. 13 p x : The Fair of the North Kentucky Agricultural and Mechanical Association commenced in this city to-day, and is the most successful exhibition of the kind ever held here. It is estimated that from ten to twelv.; thousand people were here to-day. New York. Market. New Yobk, Sept. 13 p m Flour heavy; 4 M)fm4 80 for superfine State; -1 7.r(V?,50O for extra do; 4 30 1 I i for superfine Western; 4 8o(i;4 05 for common to good Western; 5 005 10 for old; : I5"30 for fresh shipping brands; oxtn round hoop Ohio closing heavy and lower for all kiuds. Rye flour dull. Sales at ". r0(J? 4 20. Wheat 33c lower; sales 77.000 tmsli at 71 for unsound Chieairo: snrinsf 1 3.rf7fl 50 :or new white Ky; 1 27f77,l 30 for white Canadian; 1 2BA135 for new white M ichigat.; 1 23 for choice new red Va.: 1 25(Vt.1 35 for new white Southern. Rye .--toady nt 8083 on the spot and to an ivc. fJutitnt vli-ifJ Ibr mixed Western and 86 Mr sound yellow. Oats quiet at 3638 Ibr oh! State; 45041 for new. Whisky lover tt iOl. Pork quiet; mess rules firm while prime is heavy; s-tlcst 1900 bbitntl2 19fTr, 15 00 fornteSBJ 13 50 or thin mess, 17 nor, . 17 35 for dear and 10 25 for prime. He. I dull; sales 150 bbls at 5 255 75 for prim.-; ; QoQ 7 00 for mess; It 0011 50 for extra. Beef hams quiet at 1 .' 50(S " 1 5 75.Btcon dull. Out meats firm. Ol.VCIXNATI, 13 r M Flour heavy at yesterday's prices. Wheat unchanged. Com dull at 70c for mixed. flats 37; Kye 7lf7:75; barley 70c; whisky 23A. BBaT The constitutionality of the Loui.-i-ana law expelling free blacks and lubjectil them to imprisoument and slavery is aliout to le tried in the State Courts of that Slate, on a writ of nttenecsfjN i snsd iut be one M the negroes.

MISCELLANEOUS. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. lias win for Itself sudi a renown for the cure of -r.v variety of Tliroat and Lihir Coin -lain la, that it is ntii ,-l v nnnecsssary 1" ir Wttto recount the evidence ol its rirtiics, wb Merer it ha.s ff-cn employed, As it lis long lii-cti in ruustant use throughout this section, we nl not to more than a.-urethc M-ople Its quality is ki pt up to the best it lias ever knee, ami that it in ay be relied on to k for their relief all it has ever UOMU found to 0. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, VOll ALT TH K I'l'KI'OSKS OF A PlKllATlVlC MKDIOIMK. roe 008TIVBKESS; Foil Till: CTJBK OF DT8PEP9IA; KuK JAUNDICE:

FOB TIIK CURK OF IXDIGEsTION. FOR I1EADAC1IK; FOIi THE (TKE OF DYSENTEKi ; FOB A FOUL BTOMACU ; FOB TIIK CURSOF EitrstPKLA8: FOB I'll E PILBtj FOB THE CTJBI F SCBOFTTLA; FOB ALL SCBOFCLOUfl COMPLtlim; FlUt 1 11 K T KK OF lillEI MAI ISM ; FOB BISBA8B8 OF THE SKIN ; FOB IHE COBB OF LIVER COKFLAIBTj FOB DBOPBY ; FOB THE 01" EE OF TETTER, Tl'MORS AND SALT RIIErJI; FOR WORMS; FOR THE CURE OF GOUT; FOR A DINNER PILL; FOB THE ( I UK OF NEl'HALGIA ; FOB PUBIFTIK0 THE BLOOD. Thy an- siiKiir-coatetl, so that tho most Mnfi aie can t.il.e 1 heiu .p;us;itjtly, ami tbey are the l s tptrienl in the Wufid t$t all ths pvpseniof fami y bhyssC MM St c Mit.s ior Im.x ; Six Rom-. fr $1.00. Gr.-at numbers of Clergymen, Pliynirians. Ststeatnen, ami aaninrnt ersonrtj;es. hav lent their names to eertit' the iniparal.-l.-a ns--tulnos ot these fffdiss, net use ihmh hen p ill eo poi mil the inertioii of tin-in. The Aj;i uls Is. low nauu-.l fnrnlsll gratis oav Ajmbmcan Almanac, iu which tbey are given ; art lb ai.-- lull descriptions of the above comjtlaihts. ami th-- UestnWBl tlint should U- followed for their cure. Do not tie put off hy unprincipled da'et with other preArutious they make more profit on. Demam I A v Kit's, and take 110 others. Tbe nick want the best aid there is Ibr them, and they JhwM hsve it. ra- Pnfrtri hy DK. J. C. AVER .(CO., Lowell, faSSadknsstta. 9 I I v KBLLBB ,V B II ITE. Evunsvilh .andl.v all Druggists aa4 Neechontl tbruub(-:t tbecountry. ntarSt-d&veow DR. HAAS, ti.iving leased the rootrs formerlyo-.-eainfed hi Or. Kivett, in Dr. Dray's luitlding, oppav. site the I . -! MM e, Would reSjHCtfllllv si-iirit tlie eiti.eiisoi B vanovftte and the mirenndieg towns and country, 'o visit his 1 t-m .it.d see the Si-ct-ilietis i-n el:iliitioii. Ail those trim lued Dental o-r,itions ni-i formed, and m eplcascJ wilb his work, shall In- uttend.il to with (treat pleasui e. His CONTINUOUS GUM rusks Uilhotit a st-Hin or crevice. N'otliiin; will 1-t-more b an. or have Lreatei strength. Ilia llU'Ci v-kk aaa IhiI two ooasaa ia a fall ujiiK-r or lovr St. PefWNM can laath as heartily as tbey choose eiihout skewing that tkair tastk ara artiflrJal, ant ebeeks that ars sunken can be restored to nearly th.-ir original contour. He als.. makes the usual styles of plain and simple 11111 tooth work ou gold and silver plat slid also the t 'neoplastic work, which is much liked by th-w who have used it. He lias also two processes SM 1 Ktractint tastk without pain uoiuhalation 110 injurious effects arisiuK from their use the most Selii ate can have them applied with perfect safety. ftrj I'arentB will consult tbe health and lieauty of lln ir children by having the Dentist direct their second dentition, thereby produc. ig ay niniet ry and hesBti to those invaluable organs. I take pleasure iu introducing Dr. Has. forineilv of Lafayette, Iud., my successor to the old rooms in Bray's building, hoping he will find them Inith pleasant and protitablo From my intercourse w ith the Doctor, I am ploased to find him one of the progressing; possessing taste and highprofessional ability and standing. With this view, 1 can, with safety , recommend him to tli community as a skillful and com(s-teiit dentist. apDJ J. KIVETT. SLfT. . .y H.um J.v i t; n. MINED TO BUOOBBD t;EtItnE T 1 1 1 1; N II I I.I. takes pleasure iu inVmtiM hi1 ld customers that in tins qmility and style of his work, he Hatters himself he cannot be excelled. Ue mar still he shunt at the comer of Se-oiid and Main Ktreetn, where the rhoieest I;rn .iud JSa. Idles of every description inn Ik otitained on the hest ot term-. tts UeMiiiin-; done with m-atm-ss slid disjtatrU. Seeoiid-liaiid Harm always on liand. jet BUY THE BIGHT KIND OF A THRESHING MACHINE! Pitts' Patent Thresher and Separator, With HOFFIITB BOBSE I'yWl'l; ATTAt IIED, i eoiisiilert I to I- the !: machine w the kind iu the West. The nmhrsi-rned are uow prepared to furnish machines of the above PaU-nt. of a styh- aud make uot excelled in tho western country. All we -k is that our work may l' compared with any of our coteiiisiruries, s also our prices. These cttaajf wen- already IhorparnlT tatradUDod aud known tlieii we i -mmunced the mamifarture of tli-iu ; wt US ahall Qt4 SSJI that al th Lai!iine ot that patent which m- make, shall lc made iu such a nianiier, of hUch materials, and with sucli improveihcii's of our own, a will materially increase the valuable reputation it haaiu qui red among. Thrwsiiera. We can now oil. r to ur (MMMMI a choioe of tlie"- excellent Machines, ami nso a choice ot the Horse Pouer.-.. to drive them, of any sixe, from 4 to IU horse, Ufoii as reasouahle terms as any other eaasai:.Mm-tit : atol we respectluOT s ".a il orders r either size or kind, ami would request that thry t-e sent in at ai-! an j aatible, to iaawa getting the liest machine. KKATZ i IIK1LMA.N. .n a: n t , fit fmmj.v s, AN I) DBUGGIST8. We are ranilaiiy r iag addition to our st tx k tfDSOes, Mini, inks, ( iii.mic.m s Paists. oils. TSUIICUBS, PRRrVHBBT, and FaMCV tVBTICLCa, which are are prctMHred lo offer t the trotle -!i as gisxl terms us .-an lie jn ;hast.,ii, t'inctnaati. l.-in-isville, or t. L We have in atom !." tons of E.tua Pear. Whcte Lr.Ali, in ' ' It's, Vi It is, una 100 lbs, which we .ii . Iliuj to tin- tnwle at matii:fac4iircrs' pre i s. h i; i.i. n; .v. m i k. N.-. :J Main si r. i t. . u. j. r r.i. it- - ot .w.vs? mi b5TITI TE CK S;.K K TONIC, v. i i i ( trar. FEVER A NO AGUE NERVOUS DISORDERS, TEL LOW, C II AGUES, AM) I'ANAMAFEV KLS. ('an ofteu lie prevented hy the use ol this invulaabte remedy. The recipe Ls from a very celehraled Pbyaictoa, after having thirty-five years' exi- rienee in Hospitals and private practice ia N. w York City, and has lieeti tested in all sections of the country, during Ihe past six years, with the moat wonderful sucreaa. Are yon A'err.iws, ity-ai, jtfi'c. or ni'jTo injti um yironti ntii'H, ultr-r die(isr I recommend and guarantee this i-dn in-- is p.-l lee! Tonic J. H. IIAZAKl). Proprietor, Ul Maiden Lane, and -r Fletcher stieet, I" iH - i! -l l.Eli'IT .fC.VELM'LLT. JatVtatetoni urn won. t,.- .no.s-it.l l. Sci.ti-ml- r .". the friard ol I oiinlx i .-inmioaioners ol Vanderburgh count . will ,-.-nti.i. t with the bidder ino-t atlvoMtagi tmt lo the int resi of the countv, f..r iiiakinc the till on Franklin at., at the west" end of the bridge clll!; Pigeon t'reek, ou said street, ."sealeil propnaats UN nU work will be received up to IJ o'clock M.. of said 1av, at the Auditor's office. it, n.l ant aecurity will Ik.- rc.piired ol the nli o tors tor said work. Bv order of the Countv Board. jy-tfltlwtd WM.'lI. WALK Bit. An.lit wt BJOMt M CMS DAB VHBBT8. THK UK It Chests are made in the most faithful manner at the Nashville Penitentiary, of rod Odar, Mad ol five different aiSCS. The odor of the woot is de. structive to moths ami all inaects, and tenders' the Cli. sts invaluable lor packing away blankets ami other woolen goods through the summer. For sale at the W t. ri Wan Store. J. B. Kl'SSKLL, Wxi Main street, my-tl Between Third an-l Fourth, Louisville. rMlU0 tK t JRMKJTKMH il AS f ML ED. Inquire at the shop, , aim of Seventh ami Walnut atreeta. tuBW jr('.t it cMjrm to uoi.k, M ,t-! -.: l.,t yet, just reoeirsU SSstt I s tie b sua-; CHA8. M IOHNTON.

COMMISSON WERCKS Old EsiaMishei Wharf Boa EVANSVILLE, IND. P. G. O'RILE Y & Co. tTou.n. 1 . ioftu'.tttftt.y t.. .. & h m mission MMBCBkWK : General Itailr... - .Steamboat, and E. 1 - " nlSpeeial Ajrents for the PENX. CENTRAL RAILROAD; ! and connections over which we are authorized to give through receipts at the lowest possible rates Having a mammoth Wharfljoat at the Uridine, the largest li tbe Ohio River, capable of utorim: ! and protecting ail merchandize liahlo to daniag from exposure, we are prtpar to U ilitate th dts patch of all cousigummU, forward, d 10 onr care by either

RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL Particular attention paid to Uectiviii,.-, Si aud Forwarding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned t o us for sab , ol faction gtwranteod. Office aud extet.-ive Warehonse on Water street, ailjoining the Telerajdi, and on the M'harf hi rl where we are to be found, attendin? to tho inten-ti of our iatrons at all hours, day and night. With our superior facilities; long Ftnndinr ; nntiring enerpy; and knowledge of onr business . ne Jeel confidant of giving general satisfaction, and hope to merit n continuance of the riitiiSnin petti nage we are now enjoying. Lilieral cash atlvances will be made on artcornisnmetits to either ourselves or coirespondents in Btrt of tho Principal markets. North, East or Somh. P. C. O'RILEY & CO. fXMJVJi, TvMJJH..-l bare alar ikmhie Warehouse at tho Caiutl Rosin, c-.jial I. ol storing any amount of produce, w hi b will bo rf ceived, st-ir-sf, taken carw of and haWul-j-i t ls th ow nrs ordi-rs on nuwt reasonable t, imi. V. i;. U'RILBTt . mh2C-tf W f'W.VE, )RUt!tm.'J AND Commission Merchant, NO.'iSoi'TH tVATTB &TBK.ET, KVAXRVIU I ot 21 -ly v. H.HJK ugmyrien...v - iu aiuie iu uur i ire rrooi tNateiieuse, an quantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandize, on ti" most liiral terms. Iiasing large and airy rounu up stair., p.uknLu care will he tsken of Household Furniture, Agricultural Implement and all kiuds of .. wans liable to damage from damp or rust. Insurance effected at the lowest lire pr,Kt rate by the month, or longer when desired. Waxvbouas I cased oa rn- r of LocisU) Sjsaaa,-, -W. and r Chnal. and most convenient for thij ; hy Biv. r or Railroad. Applv to P E0. F09TBB A CO. nBOWJV if kMUM4JV, BKVKii: AVB 1 ;. FUKW ARUIMi AND GEN ERA L COMMISSION MERCHANTS. asjSSItS for Kanawha bolt Companv, E vims nil. . J tliana. We have formed a co-partnership umh i the style of Bueen A Annan, and offer oui -m-,s,u the capacity as set forth ia onr c.ml SUOfn, We are fully pre) sires i to art. ry fai llitj lo shi;i.ers, either by CANAL, RIVER, or BAILROAD, and assure thum that their in' , Is- laithfully represented, should thej Is- pleawsi i, fav.-r us villi lUeirpatrtuagc. Office and Warehouse on ISM corner of Main si -.' . the Canal. WM. II HOW V. W. M. AIRMAN Late of Howard A llrown. Ltt. of rOSI Ki;, . I jan-ll WHH.Y S. .VITiHF.i l. a t n., UR. Ow K1VIHG, FORWAUDtM. AXU (HMMh StOS HEBCBAKT8. Water stret, N.twN-:i Main ami 1 .... u.t. S ILLK, INDIANA. UUF" Particular attention piren SO the rorwarS-ni; of general Merchandise and Produce, by Itiv.-i . ( anal, or Baflruad. 9-tsa V. . VtUM TUBS A' HO II 1. K. J to r. g. Howard,) Re living, ForwardiMf and Coinmiseiou Merchants, Ko. I Wnt. i streot, u.-si Bala, BrasaiiHIs, laaUaaa. S)t" Ubaral advaucoa atade ou n-inai. uia U t. New Orleans. a. c. sLAt uiiTKa. uovi-lyil .u. u. sur-.i: i 11; . w m uooci , jk HfRAM NELSON JOSEPH r. l SRTNOI I.d Auction and Commission. MM Mil "). t o., SI t CKSHOM tat to W.Hilsey A: Nelsoii, will ouUnsu ihe Commission business, hotli al priat. -al.- ami si auction, at Ihe old ftaii.t. --riier Main ami Thi streets, opposite the WSSUsUgtSU Hotel, sTUSffS they will pay particular atteiiUoii lo the sale ol everything SUtUBHtst t.i them ; they will attend t.an) auction sales anywhere iu tbe city. Particular attention given to the kale oi Lauds nd Town Lota, he.. He lebl . 1 - bc wiMJrov'MLM.mT, rjui tan, aatb JMJd CAIRO UEi lrLAR I'AS.-iiNGER PACBET, H MM.KV BHWEN. DrXTta. sffSnuui. Master, les.vi s Kvaiiville Tn. -s lay Htid Friiiav.nt Yi o'rlivek. M., arriving at Paslucea at ti o'clock, A. M , Cain, at 12o'chs k, M., VVi dm-sdar and SfttiirUSy. Bet urn i nfc, leaves fan., seetjf Wednesday and Hatm -day, at 7 o'clock, P. M., anil Padncah erery Thnrsday ami Snnday, at lock. A. M., com,,", ting at Bvasarrttle with the Eransville ami 1'rs.w mrdirill K. R., and Packets for (.nen BlVer. Also, eflOnecting at Hmithland with Ciisahei sssiil Ft i . i Packets ; at t'airo, with Memphis, N,- Orleans and m Louis Packets. Tickets can beohl...md on h. .ir.l i be boat It all Eastern Ctic. M-jiiTt JtKUULAK IVANM1.LK ,v i Nt I n TRUWERKLV PACKKT. nrsjrr ti.uk .' rat uKT . Ml CE8 ! ! Tlie fast and light passenger pocket AL1DA, pt. UAiii kv DKiuuii, Clerks W orthiiigton and looper, is now plat ed iu a perm.tn ; packet in the trade, and will leave Evausvillr- ptiQi ttmllj', every Monday, Wednesday, and fridav, at U" o'clock A. M., and r. turniaf, wilt leave Bm iielton every T17BBDAT, THTJBSDAT, AND SATVJBsDAY, t 7 A. M. For freight or passage, apply on I LoriNt'MLLMi-Tni: i jm. i : . . r;r Ml draught steamer POLAND, OaaSBOSj master. J. H. Duncan, clerK, will leav. hvausvi.li- Ior Louisville find ii.b : iii.-.t i.ite landing v-r 1 I - DAY BYBMINO, at S P. BL, and svery SkATWBDAY HORNING, at i A. M. For fn-ight ol pas. sage, apply on lioard. j v I k I 'J.V.n VMMmM, B JJ'll PACK ET The steasaei S1LVKU f A R. Fuw K-r, nuM-ter, l.nes Kvaiioville eveiv MolldaV,! Wednesday, and Friday, at It u'din k M I. Padncah every Tuesday, Thursday, aad Saturday . at '. o'eka k A. M. OnUUSSUnUJ at kStUtrtUs IUi tie-Evausville and Crawfirds ville Railroal tr all Points North and East, with pack, ts for Louis illGreen, aud Wabash rivers. At Parliu-jh with ptB ets for St. Louis, New Orteaua, ami the Isil Mffl boats f .i Cairo, Nushvitle, and TSSMSaei river. tti'li .r-iuw promptly attended, an I cKargi - I freight and passage, same as chanrc-d hy th- i . lar packet. Through bills of ladnig given to N Orleans and all points on the Tennessee aad iSSUC K-rLind rivers ansBu WB :! 1.JR LOfiSt'LLKj i! I - -SIUV Avll.I.h. AND C. 1 1;t MAIL PACKKT. HA.LL DKLL. f R. 11 l.KR, Captain, J. II. lln I i- U ;. aud A. E. Smith, Clerks, will keavs Evai.sville tor Cairo every Tia-sday ev Louisville every balurdnyal 7 A. M. or passage, apply vu board uiac.and t F. r fWU-h s. nt in aft lu.n s KxrttKx to.m-j.x' NKW AKKAMiKMKNT. The Ahak's Expatss Coai-ANY respectfully an nounce to their friends and tatrons, the ptibtk of Evansville aud icinity. that, with mcreasi .1 : ties for the transportation of F ii M I G It T , I A ' A A G E f , Jf O S E Y A S It VALVA I; l,C,v. They solicit a continuance of former favors. Especial care takan in the collection of Bins, I ; .f. Notes, and the transportation of small an,! p.K ka. -. All fierson? w-ishing to avail tin aaaetreS of the fs cilitiesof tlie Express, cast otrtalu Ulali u in reference to the loiil. saiid details of il:,. business, at thsir Otice 0U E rst sttvs-t. bntuMain and Locust, of, - e del? C. II. F1MI. Agsnt. CLEAR THICK 1 i. I 'HUM LAKE PEI'lN TOW t. M. tU O Hil l. f. jiT Tit uYesk earnest s-li. itatioii ot many persons, has i oncludcd to .list ribtitc aortiou of his SPLENDID LAKK PLPIN ICB so Uss rtl isa ft tt town, hi leaving it at theit doors from wagons. H. , deavur to liegin the business to-morrow mornn . The ice is a clear as crystal solid as a rs k, aud thiiitt incite in thickness. He ar . that the original cost and heavy expens s ! prcuring it. will not allow him to" put the price s--low to consumers as he would wish ; hut be is pet -sti.vled that when Its durability and snperu-r .untties p.- fully t. stisl. it vfll be fcUUi cheaper 11 Mi any it her to ! had. and when the scconnt for t V w hole si-asou's ice is; footed np. the total expense will not lie found to le greater than the -nm p-i lot our ordinary ice in common seasons. Those who w ish a r, -t u!sr supply -it l !ieirloi , -0t ilwelliiik.--. mi . i- . I t P. u'RJLEY m coiititin-ris in. jaJO ftvf MOUTH! ftWOBTS! KKHj l.Bf. SHORT-3apiiiii-article, for sal - .h.ap at raSKIxK, CUsTKlCK .t OO.'B, aiipli 47Malustrai 4 tUI ATl' OHIIKUH. O.y-K TuOtW s.m.t Dollars Countv Orders wanted. Applv to SAMCEL ORE OH i'KS. J.pjr6.V M'MiB lOO liBt lajlSlu yossaSs No. 1 Bran for sats at 66c pur loo tr, at Z. M. COOK m SON .