Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 26, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 15 September 1859 — Page 3

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VIII l.MMV m.kmn; ....SKP- KMWKIt I Loijiil and MfaellaiifoiM. A Nkw Work Shop. Man) tic w hrain li of mechanical bugittesa hare ln-m st.rt-d in tin city, witbiu the last year ul wl nil u eitiacM generally seem to have taken Mi note. Among- them in a new shop ' malting; bellows. HreUfore we have ret r hII our b'ack-imith ami other Ih-IIoxx- frmi Pitisburj; and lotiisville ;--noa atari manufacture! here iu quantities to rupply the full demand of the trade which en rts at this point. Mr. K. Ligbtenliehi, near ihc High School fTonse, ha a shop when- he is turning out Blacksmith a bellow of all sizes, and of a quality and finish, tbat are not surpassed by any manufacturer in the country. They have the preference over the articles made at Louisville, ami are sold at prices that secure them ready sale. We are adding one new branch of mechanical labor after another to our manufactories, till in a short time the whole circle of our mechanical trades will be complete, and we shall be prepared to supply from our own shops all the wants of the country around ML Stkam Esoimk. At a special meeting of the Council, yesterday afternoon, Mr. Latta, manufacturer of steam fire engines, in CiuVinnati, proposed to bring one of his engines to our city, and exhibit its suitableness for extinguishing fires. The Council instructed him to bring the engine, during tbe District Fair, and agreed to iay him $75, and also to pay the freight from Cincinnati to this point aud back, in case thay did not keep the machine. If they conclude to buy it, alter a fair test of its merits, there will la? nothing to pay for bringing it here except j the freight. Mr. UOt'l price for the engine that ha thinks would suit our city is 6,500. TUe j Weight of the engine is about 7,5Uu pounds It will throw a lg inch stream from '.'.' to 1 ii feet, horizontal, and will force a stream of water through 1,000 feet of ho.--, MmI over the nads of the highest building m the place. The exhibition of tlx- euiuc illbeAQadditioiialattrscti.ii to our Knir, and may induce many in attend a bo would otherwise stay swat . We trust the Union Fire Company may have their new engine ou hsud, so that our people can judge whether the steam engine ii as matcti the .stija-ri r oi tbe haud eugtne as wilt make tip for the difference iu the tir.-d coal, a.- well as the cost of running aud keeping in repairs. The Old lo. liana Mill. The property of James Hewett, under the superintendence of George Wolflin, is unlerfoing a complete renovation. Tbe old uiacbiuery of tue patlct us of 30 years ago, is being replaced with new, of the best modern construction. It is to have four run of stoue with eight bolters and dusters, and a new and powerful steam eugine. Thv change will make it one of the best mills in the city, and a large customer for tbe wheat of the farmers ot the Pocket. Under the careful and shrewd management of its superintendent, it will be a renuim rativa ' establishment. Mr. Barnes' mill that was built tor the steamboat yard, on Water Street, in old Laiuasco, has been declared a nuisance, bj a . a a ra ti iur in the Court ot comuiou riea. ami 2 . ... . . ' i the proprietors are ordered to remove it , iinin n twelve motitn. ii is a punnc misfortune lu have au establishment that is employing st tnu-h lalanr and creatine so large a ipiantitv of building ami inaiiutacturing material, loin dowu, lacau.se a leu dwelling boasesare incommoded hy it. It would lie better to buy out the property ot the r.ussjplgiiSMlfcft. rather than stop the mill. a 1'it. TvaasL. We call attention to lr Tvirell's card who offers h'n nmfesaiotial : J ! . ... r J, . taa service i i uie cittr.cns oi r.vaiiM-iiie. Atuong the numerous worthy additions to J tl,.. r.i.lj ..I' tfin nrofaaiiinn ihi . ill ilia J " r . j Li-t year, none are more entitled to the con- j hdeuce and respect of the community than ' lr. T. He has had long experience as a physician atNiagara Falls and Buffalo, New rk, and he brings with him testimonials i.t . -teem ami confidence from bis former liatieuts And of skill from the most eminent medical men of Western New York. We .in Mire he will worthily fill the place which our increasing population is making for him, tiiuong esteemed and trusted medical advisers. N aw Stkam boats. The hull for the mat llitiery Of the Southern Belle, is nearly completed at Paducah, and is expected here . in two or three weeks, to receive her mat hinery and cabin. We are informed tbat the hull is one of tbe finest models ever turned oflT the stocks at Paducah. Her carrying capacity, we arc told, will lie about looo tons. The hull for the Haven's machinery, built at Mound City, will be here in a few days to receive her eniues aud upper works. The cabins for both boats are being prepared by Mr. Thompson, at his shop near ii' n - r . . c . the 'tMU mue "a ouae, uu .r ow. He has sections of the beautiful railing for the promenade and upper decks, put up, w hu h exhibit specimen of scroll sawing of the most beautiful patterns. The finish of Uses floats will do credit to the city. Mr. Thompson is an old steamboat joiner from N. v Albany, aud we should be glad if he could find inducements here in bis line of business to become a permanent reaideut. M isa KUsa Logan, one of the moat talented of American actresses, lagan an engagement at St. Louis on Monday night last. O. 0. W.KMlman. of New (tleaii!. whose wife, a collide of tears aco. can.-.etl a in in Lx scandal from lor intimacy witb New Vork shara-r named turnes, died at Conger's Spings, Va., on tba 30tn ult. aged 48,

ij, charged with umqII and battel with int-nt kill, a--.- not tried, m reporUd by a 1 . ItA ffS 114. lie wan merely arrainm mm davit of a man name.l Fitaairaraona, and his trial itNn-.l. Skelly denies that ha labWd an; i.nr. ami declares that he had Mo weapons aU.m him, not ereti a pocketknife. Hr -ay be was thrown down in the mi lee. and the Mow I" mflieieci me m mm . B .1 on Beck ma was aimed at kin (.Skelly), by one of Beck man's friend, who wera assailing- Um a I MSfWd Win ami took effect on Hi t k Mi ll. If. OBITUARY. 'I i. auddt-u death of Mm. MAKV A I. BAY ITT j,, Mur, m tt altit tyjpi f r.ceived la t)i. .... ..ji tt MliiMuT last. As atlas Armstrong she cease eiuougat " a brief fear ago ; but dm in that lime to bei -Mtlf the hearts of uuaierov tT . n l.. To eaore tkau optinai y pt rsolial altratthrtia, aha added thai at" wall cultivated satnal. a livel luiealuatlo. ' warai, affectionate brart. After devoting tratr to the work of i -a. In eg iu oae if ur Craauutar Schools, for soui tu aaouibs. she gave ber band lu marriage to Sand k Learitt,

. - a aa . I muiu.lli.lHl tlo-rHnOvr. uDl.T lU III llUtbaUU ol her choice, an. I. with heart flueked with tbe roey kopes of long years of coming happlio-e. aba alerted on a brief bridal tonr. But alaa '. how Uear Waa l li.it bridal to thv trivial ! How chaw (bet aiarriaga to tbe grave ' After two weeka' abaeaoa, aka returuwd home somewhat IndUpoaed, aud laid ber down lo die. During tbe fewtuauitig day- although her frieuda could not realise tbat she waa dauKerouaiy til ebe poke of her possible deal h , aonietimes liopiiiK to : rover. aud thea apia of lo.r ea.ln, near- j ness to a better worm, an.t, on rrmay iai, jii aa i the drapery of eve&iutf waa telling to bul out the I lij(ht of day, aba opened ber eyee upon tbe glutasas , light of Heaven. Mra. L. had been a member of the church for many mouths before her death, and to her iatiUiaie frieade would often talk of her deeiree to be 1 like Chri.t; aiouridtig that her uaturally lively diepoait ion u-d her often to wbat eeuaad, to tti.- aba kaww bar not, m undue levity, abe tbeae ikaag. darit, At last week ' u ,wr ou Ul- ,,.T uf hr .U wae, rfkv ramaiked that aba boped, if she recover, mit- hoild le etle to tna a more iomilnut I Ul Ul nan, ami to do more Aol aa a d. i ntUti ; , i. wi ll.ni -I Ii I ne lit-1 a more- tfwurl.'eut asMTUMV vf mmW a ,.ia-i . altlt thai I.e. U liad et tbat moment, an I that aba w lulled and Imped In la an i.ft'l in Ilia iuwiioi A fa liouia luore, and ebe "fell aeleep" lu Jean. S i.tdaa a iiiumor cioud away . So ainka th gale when aloruia are w'er ; So gvtitly ah nit Ibe eye of day ; be die e wave aloug Ibe aborw" M . Candidates. SV sn aafAoria f mnnonntt th tiaina .d JAMkS bWAXao.N aa a camliUte fer Councilman f the 4th Ward, at theeWetlon ou tka 17tb inat. SSw are tauttttd fa aai THOMAS UlrToBU, of l'erry township, aa a candidate for County Commiaaiouer at the eaeuiag electioa. U v ert . tau,. ltd im inrt th nmt of MHII B. SKI.!, of Perry Township, aaacaudldato tor I'ouuty Commissioner at the euauiog rl... !! I Bp3 ! aire reaeaffaJ to f A a of JtiHN HOtirK, of Perry townahip, as a .mull date for I'uuuty t'omuilaaioaer at Iheeuaulug October elect iou. V-e aire e - lo mwc P. PAKKKTT aa a candidate fur Jadge of the rtfteeatb Judicial ('ircvlt, at the ensalag OeloUr ahx-tieo augS m mra rtmmfttd tm ffia aaaai . .. , v i , i u i i i v mn . of BOBIRT F NIOHTINOILE, ef Qarataa Uiwaskip, ae a candidate lor Ceuaty 1'iaaaiiaaidaar fnr Dial He t Mo. S.atthe next October election. dSw ci I ir.ii 9piai NMietSs -x TA of llr. Hot.lt.r. Hfmmch BriTKIta for Iaa.a.ia. flatulence, Kfoavlaeae of the Stomach, at any like affection, is anvbd te 1 none in America or abroad. To be able to atate coun.leullv that tbe "SWari" are a eerlaln cur. for dvaneliaia an, I liLa itiwaav ia lo Ika nr.i.ria. ' - j r v - " -1 - r l tore a auuree of unalloyed deaaura. ll MSBMaeaa all iiior-.in mailer rroiu tbe atomaeb, nannee the i

He,., of ttda city. The reremwuy la n. iu m. i We wiab the publir to iinilerninn inai we ere siuniiltl I lie violence WU1CII ai limes (11SPaal'aCburcb. om tka Uth ef AuXut laat. ai.d Mt axrgias; upun ihem tbe u,e of .iron- Liuiiora aa rMC((i ,jJtf 1j3orv of Kansas, and the great , . , , ! abeveravf. Weare.and alwev have U-en, opHed to i . .. . . . 72 . , ,

blmai, iiaparta renewed vitality to ike uarvoue ' the city antitled to tbsm, also those who have inavtm. aivinir it tbat toue and enarav ao India- ! aerted their cards, and all others intereated, are re-

.euaable for tbe reetoratioii af health. The aa- ...... - a. - a - , f J... ... i . i lam ai, .1 tnati.ei.l reaiilta. liar aaain h. 1 1, proprirtora that it canwot but prove a great car te ai . . t i a ii. . . 1 f Ii m m , . lM4l I i . I In lid I t ll.lll V t i .m llmr.ilitfk I - y ByMm- . ""'u vi.vwny waa tafrranai aalvaa, and ail tbeee oompouuds comoeted of miaeral egeuu.are highly daugeroas applicatioaa. Tkts Oiataaeut, composed entirely of vegetable eat racta. is a haj-wleaa as well as efflcieat remedy, ia all i eaSS of eraptfoaa, aoree, boils, wounds, and cnotssiohs. Sold at the manufactory. Mo. SO Maidea Lane, New Tork, and by all Druggists, at 36c., ' 63c., aud St per P'- eegS Th Blmmm t th Lit. aaars the poor auSerers in our coantry languish, their coualitutioue raeked and tern by strong and dan Koroua mineral metlic in a ; they will onms to tba ! fountain of health, fiimut In aimple br-rb an 1 ro from nature's atorehoiiae. THE Mot'NTAIS HKKb PILLS, ef n nt aj Hiutalu plants -ia SaaSSa, wilbceach and stop their distreaa, and cauae tbe bbiod, reuewed aud cleaaaetl, to carry through the lody the eUano-nte wf health ; balldlng up tba ! broken eouet nation, and carrying lift, and health, j ! f" - ,h f I 1 tbs feeble mean of suffering, at laat andtnl by the cold baud ef death. Do uot lot prejudice overcome . your better reawou ; do aot look npoa these Pilla aa only like than ; de aot let your despair, after trying everything elea, prevent you from trying tneae. Tbe blood mint be pare, and then skkaesa i is imaaaafble. Wbat a great and yet simple truth ia thia! it appeala to the cotnnaoa sense ef all ; it is ' the graat key-etoae of the healing art. JUDSON'S i MOtNTAlM HKKB PILLS will purify aad clranae it aa aura aa the auu will rise to-morrew. aaaV-Judeoa Mauutain Herb Pills are sold by all Medina Dealers. aagl f k jr. ff.v.ta.v, jcttTit-K mr MM THE PKACV. oi rtra, Taiau arasaT, Sbi omb i . , agtew rna t,0pBT HrWm K,T partlsular attention to

all Notarial hualueaa eatrustsd to hlai euek as Terms cash, nt the y ird litiug Deeds, Mertg-gaa. Power.-of-Att.raey. i JiWt. rsTPffvi 'ISlF urV Coatraola, a- Will .Uo oolleel M, ,. MM' 9 T lAi I tNSM. COAI., Ul M - 111 WW larior uuaUty, for oil prixliictng pnrpooaea part of tbe cuuty, with or witbent salt, aa direct- , Parties deairing to supply the above, shoald adad. Probate boaiaess, settUmaat ef eetates. Ad- ' draws the publisher of this paper. uiaiatratien, duardiauahipa aollclte aad preasptly attended te. asu giOBJ'! VBBJr.'-h'klMH WHITE ASU

ATj z Bedlaaa Miaiag Cossaeny, rawsvllla, ladtaaa. Ofka ew Water street, betweaa Maia and Lee eat OoaJ, la euatiKtiea af aot lata than SO bnahala, delivered t aay part of tba ettfi at 10 oeats par bask, .t the pit, seats. JOHN WTMOXO. Seeretas. ami ataher. O IAT.M- Km H.tltri So. 1 lUSfit JTST lata! ad by B. BABCOCK. KUPMB dRir. HA VK A SEW Ml- 1 M J nreaa Wagon and llarne for sal cheap. . K. S. H v Id K . mm sa ii I I r I I i r nni run .viz . r. n i pl . mm. awyaaaaWaw strea. KiHl. ill. Hi MOXEH KH .-Jit, Bf B. B. OILBBBT A CO.

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sr. CJL.v .v a BILLY BF.O T0 9 ana announro the romuWtion ul thr "XtnaiVa im prorrtuoutx to t li- ir concern, wliirb bav iwwu lu progTaaa tor aoBM time paat, to afford tht utnit farltity for carrrlDgOB au extanaire trade, by arillag a good article oaly at rack prices aa ranuoi Inil toglTa anlveraal satlefiaetion. Havlna: thia .J.j-t in rtew, every consideration that straight f..i ard dealing, foonded on bonor and liberality, cau a'. will be reaorted to, and tboa eataldiab uoitiial rt.ufldenra between buyer and seller; Tbe eiock la nnuaualh larce, erery department replete, anil .urchaaen aiay r-ly upon meeting with au exti-iifixe aaaortaneiit oa reaaoaable teraia. Ibey wkJ direct partirnlar attention t tl eir late importation oflriali l.lti- ii li.xxU, Mr. : yn ait -4 ii ikh i.iuen. 11 1 1 .. -I ...,.. Ii i.u ( i .i' t.ili..t... llNll.l I k9rrt,uf,. yw Napkin. uu. .-.i i Brown Lilian r.i i ...c . lc . -. turner i mmwn ami Vlra atrxet MM. I To the Public. far. Ii vt- Iwen er at ona, cauaiUK malty of inr rrm lo 4.vi-r. tu.-ir iaaa, imciii.- lh wal. ri.i lh.- r.L ail l.:iy.oa . aud 0 -..In. : t a .. i.tTHl.U- tit, lit lb lHttini laT.Sa ; a".i th rivrr- ia, may t ascte4 aoon, tla-a fti iarg aartac f l-a)rlnK vartal la matter eH.I t.. tin. ai '.rebinir mya of tha tuiiiiiiHi ami, iirtKlnrii tl- malaria, wlm n irota I fliJ lu ii. ,-,.n. nn... l,.k. .siati. aa.l . a apariug ualtb-r ae uor aex it roaqiMTiu at arch. After a reaidenee of mor tban twenty year iu tka uilddla and Southern Ktatea, we think we have diet overed a medi ite wide i. t a certain extent, U a preventative of the atlacki of bilioua lever, ....... 4. .1 . . .. ... . 1. u .. .iHilnmnl ..in l i.'.l,.ll . - ... . . a . their being need in that way. bat if people will oaa Ibeut aa each, let them have ly all nieaua a pure article, that will keep them id health, aud leiigtkeu Inatead of ahorteniiirf their lives. We pro. poae to awll always pure and unadnlterated Liuora for modi, inal .uroeee, un.l i, little for t ho atom -rh'a sake, If repaired, aud will chalk-age an inmiiLim I., tl... I a . I., ii. laid In th id or miiv other country, to find any impurity or miuiteratum in , . . . I

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the whhdiy branded by na, "Allia Uowe'a Mag- shall lie a non-slave holding, political comciatern water. We have no d.atbt many pvraona j the same thing. The ja'opleof New Mexico

havw beea ruined in health, if not actually killed, py J''m '"i" ' n Jlwt j.j a, ju htora for aale 10 ripaaaea'.l Brandiea (obl)frnut:t tot?Vgal. I 'fS'... .ft.., WJLLT9 4 i it liidlitnd iiu ; 3 ptim li.-oii oll Hutu. ui'. ALMS A H0WK.X. Water t. " ' TOBY. Tbe underained having engaged in the Tobacco Business, with tbe purpoae of aupplyiag. If poasible, tbe wants of the home market, I am now prepared to oflur a writ Mtected stock of manufactured Tobaoco---froui Miaaonrl, Kentucky, aad Tenneeete Leaf, iu rounda, Kiica, Halve, Klghts, and (Quarters, in any desired ickage. Terms liberal, and acceptable discount for Caab parchaaoa, but uo aale lea tban Ave boxa. A. Gl'MBKBTS, Jy88 Ma. 106 Main street, Kvansville, Ind. lM BJMMjyi TK4 TUB'S MI.JK.B wJL virtue of aa onler of the Coort of tkmmoti Pleas of Vauderburgh ronnty, I will sell at public auction, at the Court Houan Door ia Evanaville, on tbe 10th of Septeiaer. law, part of the S. K. e. f He. -tl.. n No. 9, township 6 south, range 19 west, containing three acre, adjoining land of Poter Sharp, K. W. Brinkmeyer, and lying on the road leading from the Poor Uouee to the residence of Kdgar 0, IHink. 8aid prentiaea will be Mold in anbdlvTaiena, a plat of which can be aeer. by calliug upon mo. Term of aale, one third cash , balance iu 1 1 and 18 months from day ef aale. the pnrchaaer giving nvtee witb approved security, waiving all relief from valuation or appriaemrnt lawa, with iatereet from tbe day of aale. RKACKKT MILLS. JyZS-ld Adm'rof Adolph Bdnkmaa. 4 ntiKmr.it wjtku tajytt os W hito Cedar Water Caaei with covara. brasa aud Iron bound, .' -ib ; iortdoa White tV.lar F.nl-, i,a, l inaa aud Iran hoop. 7 Wlo-re an. .toten or more aieaaaen, iney are packeit In dry ibaviuK, with na cliarge lor r:in, J,. ,llgurlu;iafetraaspo, utKn and keeping tbata in ft, a, d order till sold. P8SLL'i00 M,n ,tre,V. uiyav neiwt-en iniru ana rounn, ijouiaviiie. mm l. jBMjmmjr, boom buswVM KK and mmlmOm Planlr BaaLt MnniifQctnrpr asa-aaW ' lJsBaJa-.r I i rt at., bet. Main and Locuat, KVANSVI LLK. INDIANA. SW lilauk Books ruled, paged and made to order the lead paper, from a Memorandum to the -IS-.. ...n ... ...., tyle. rmM b mi XT M ji.v.waL cjtji. ML LOGUE OK BKHM'S COMMERCIAL OH. , Vi:e ,. n. fnr .li.tnhnti.m Stmlanta in paeated to call at M. L. Johneon' Book Bindery, and obtain copies. jyl HTBJIB tt .gTaVSon have removed their ato. k id llardwio.. Slav and Iron, to No. 74 Main street, bet. 2nd and 3d. Thev would be pleased to see their old customers at r . . their new stand, wlnre they have always on hand a large aad well selected stock of Hardware aud Iron, whtos they offer at very low pt icea lor cash. Jyi. w I'HJ mate Cinnamon, Ij bags Peppaf 10 bags Allspice, 7A I o aaaorted Uro. Spices. Poraale by uo i i w ll KK I. Kit d itit;i; WBOTjMTOK .t.vo vivvB in l,uhela good large Oniona, 'i-'t do do do Potato. Beceived and for aale hi OUi Mi JOHNSTON. FBBVB Sa7.MiJ. mWVBT BKt'KI S ed, a lot of Ihia desirable Pump, adapted for aievatlng and forcing water into any part of tlm huildiug, cr about t lie premises where they may Im placed for aale by jytil UKO. X. SON N1 AO. m jit an j i. .v.o.v. rMTiilT. M or aud Builder. Shop ou Second street, near Malberry. I am piepaivd to do all kiuda of work tndoaging to my imaiuea. auat M IBrrBK. Ml' ., .na !I SJafaava Vmwm, Ml hhd at. O. Sugar, i..tmt-:, mt. &rt bbla Cr'd, I. out, A Pow'd Sugar, lo bids Keboiled Molasses, 1 pkg ajMorted Teas, t bates CIoVm. .lust received bv E. S. BABCOCK. aisglS W -" - VBJ fPVKK -5 HJtJS Bf B-d this extra t'otfrejuat reretvi d anil for sab) by CUAS. McJOHNSTON, Posey's Block. Jy7 Main street, near the Canal . IS affetaV.' 1.1 Ul 00 LB, t HOU K i JB-J Lard in afore and for aale by Jy21 CHAS. McJOlINSToN. Jy2l I MMfe0j 'otm TUB VJS'AIBBWW signed iaaiain prepared to furnish, nt snv part oftbeclty, nil kino et x ...., either ur,l or ot. He has a gweal supply f that which ia dry, ' aud has parch i ! a MtiAcielit amount to mipply , the market during ibe coming fall and winter. lanew torn in iuiio mi vj ou gle buabel, er by tbe one hundred buahelt, at KKSK I7i E, l l XMla CO S, englS 47 Main alreet. Sf.VJ(WJi. id BBLB BLMVIUBB W aad tirape Vinegar Just received and for aale by CH AH. McJOHNSTON, Poesy's Block. Ihh MBBBM. U TW B JT. A. LKMCK E TH 1 8 MM ,Jay withdrawa troui tbo flrin of Soreuatn, l-SHirk A Co., and tbe busluesa will be nettled and avntinaad by Soren Sorenaoa aad Valdemar Sorensow. vnder tka naaae of SOKENSON t CO. rilii., July 11, 1H6. nil ATUmKKBB! ClmKtB. r ,iwi Pine Havana, ."' Cetlliectlcut Saed aud Havana I. . .1 , . del IMatl L' I ...J . ..1 II aa a akoea atoab will be sold ua ululodatiuM I taraas te prompt men A. UrMBKKIS, Jjr Mo. 10ft Maia street, Bvaasvllla, lad.

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HEWS BY TELEGRAPH, BY TH K. A W. LTWI. V AIIIMiTON. Sfpt. 14. Tbs corrrKut)eiit of the Philadelphia I'm, .K'akiu of tin reply to Douglaj' article in fiirfrr Monthly, I lie doctrine of ihc hat long nrticle in the VuMttituHcn, fvjm tin ci! ot Jude Kiack, when briefly cx-prfx-d amouiits to this: "That iuasmmh aj the CoOltiltlfSofl jktBSSSS slavery iu the Territories, the cuiiimoii law attord." a sulficient protection for it, ami therefore, that its existence is secured until the people, at the time of forming a .v'lalc Constitution, acquire a right to eiclude it. But this doctrine is contrary to the exja-ri-encc of every aJave-iiokliug commuuity, for tl-ey nil iMfcaavsti ;iml a'iolutely reqtire a variety of loal statu le for the protection of siax e property . r.v eu K Hiisaji anorus a prooi 0f ,,js r 0Jle ot the first act of the Leuria- , ' . t. ,A,r'. " Wf Uuder the coutrol ot the i pro-slavery parly, was to jaiss a series of ftWa for tju. pri,,t, iou of slave property. . ., r Q. . i : Now since the free-SUte party have become 1 a a , a a Uoiiittmnl, tlicsc laws liave Ikm-h repealed. And although Kansas has not yet been admitted into the I'nion, the contest as to her future character is virtually decided, and uo slave holder has the slightest disposition to remove there with his slaves. Notwilka r . a a a miseries which have U-cti inflicted upon ber people Irom a pei-uliar combination of causes which, iu all human probablily, will never operate upon another Tertitory, the great fact remains that the the pwonle of Kansas, during the continuance of her Territorial ...... . , , . ... .. u m. ..... I I .. . 1 .... . , 1.. . I ll..., . I. tvuuiiMui, uoo ikiubuh un nini nun Mir have chosen to declare, by the act'e.'i ot Territorial LcKislature. that local laws itr iuc complete proieciion or sutve property shoulj exist among them, an lve,y sentiment continues to d if a proy sentiment continues to prevail, he ' will, doubtless, eventually become a slate .State. Thus the practical illustrations furnished by our history, since the passage of the Kansas-Nebraska act, clearly indicate not only that interpretation put Uon it by its distinguished author is the correct oue, but that ihc people of our Territories are carrying out precisely as he contemplated, and making Territories free or slave, accord in" to their own good will and pleasure. No clo-e oLsaTvcr of cMiitsiiiii doubt that a similar privilege will be exercised by ttie people of all our Territories, itud thai, too, without waiting for the moment when Stale UotkatUutMMI ate lo be adopted. While interventionists are warmly blustering, tbe people nt the Territories will la-iuiui aa their interest.', seem to require ; and those who clamor for a Cougrc.-v-ion.il slave code or Wiltnot Proviso, will find themselves served like the lawyer, who, while arguing before a court a motion for a new trial, for a rogue who had been convicted of larceny, accidentally discovered that his client was at the very moment being whipped in tbe jail-yard as a punishment for the offence. ' I'll i ! A id: I Pill A, Sept. 14 Bt The Pret replying to the vulgar and pei -sistent abuse of the Associated Press, their agents and tbe American Telegraphic Company by one of its city contemporaries, retorts with equal severity and juaticc. Having la?en read out of the Association the l.edyrr resorts to divers expedient- to convey the foreign news into its pages without paying for it. One day Inst week it delayed its city impression to snatch the foreign news from an early acquired copy of oneof the morning paHrs. Yesterday it took w hot appeared in the second edition of Monday alteruiKiu papers. The Vrns of yesterday contained a full column of foreign news by the Anglo Saxen equivalent to a colamn aud a half in the J.dtjrr, while the tbe stolen matter the Ledger did not amount to one lifth that quantity. Omit the foreign news and the fortune telling advertisements and the Ledger will be like tbe phty of Hamlet "with Hamlet omitted by particular request," yet tlie Ledger ahv.ses the Associated Press while it steals its foreign new s. In this connection it may not laamis to stale that the Lmftt ow ned by two of the principal stockholders and managers ot the magnetic telegraph rum patty, a rival of the American telegraph company south of this oily, cea.aed to la- a member of the Associated I'ress, chiefly for the reason that the Association would not countenance the bare laced imptMUlion of the Nova Scotia teli er.-ti company, iu its arrangement with pri ate new s apeculators who secured the absolute control of the w ires between Halifax and Sackville, for six hours consecutively, from the moment the Kuropeun steamers orrive in the port of Halifax. The American Telegraph Company lo Iheir everlasting honor, Mused to sanction its arrangement of the news stkccnlators, and in-iisted upon the only just rule, "first come, first served.'- The managers of the ledger were enraged at the conduct of the Assx-i-ated Press and the American Telegraph Couqmuy, and heme the reason the Ledger bi obliged to resort lo the disreputable conduct which one ot its city cotcuqiorarit'S exposes. Nkw York, 14 m The Slate Convention of the Democrats for the nomination ot candidates, w ill meet at Syracuse to-day. The principal interest Sj the proceedings of the Convention will centre iu the determination ot a method of choosing delegates to the National Convention at Charleston, ll is believed, however, that a considerable majority will la iu favor of electing tbe delegates at once, iustead of by the district system. The present Stale officers will prolatbly la re-nouii-nated, with the exception of Gideon J. Tucker, Secretary of State, w ho declines the nomination, and his place on the ticket will most likely be filled bv Floyd Jones or ! Judge Scott. Mauy of the distinguished men of the partx are iu attendance, including Mr. Dickinson, Fernando Wood, Dean Uichraoud, Peter Cngjf, mid others St. Joti.va, N. B., Sejd. 14 at Tbe tne at Halifax oa Friday uibt destroyed Mott's building, on llellis street, occupied by Win. Ashust, auctioneer, SimBaBBaV stove store; 11. I). Mott. spicedauler ; t'hamberlaud's stove store: Hunter's flour store; Taylor's Hour store, and a similar establishment of Mr. Whyteall, on Granville treet. The ftore of Mr. Murdoch, dry goods ; Iless, tailor, Webb, druggist ; Redgers, batter; Richardson, confectioner; Mckinley's boot store; Iotidon's laxit store; McKenzie, watchmaker; Creighton 4 I'rswell dry goods store ; Combs' shoe store; J. B. Bonnet's dry goods torc. Also, Duffey Jt Co., and Delapris k Ray mar's Roman stone building; Gordon's woolen hall ; Chip tn's dry goods store ; SkeuSey's dry goods store; Mignortx,, dry goods store; Creighton' s book store, (m Arringtou street there were several houses destroyed, including tbe priuting offices of Blacklafer, and Bowers Jt Son. The destruction of projerty was immense, and the loss will probobly reach $1,000,000. Nw Vokk, Sept. 13 m The steamship .frua sailed at uoou today witb 80 passengers aud $3'j4,o00 iu specie.

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i'oBTtiA.vn, Men Sept. it u Keturus from 80 additional towus nidicate that Gov. Morrill's majority will reach over lu,ooo. The Republicans have elected Uo of the Hi Senators and nearly threefourths of the Representatives. Official information 1ms been received here that the Great Eutteni leaves Hollyhead for Portland on the 15th inst. New York, Sept. 14 at. The steamer Xurth Star, from Aspinwal, reached this city about midnight. A revolution im- occurred in Coats Rica. President Morn has been overthrown and Itainsbcd, together with his brother, (ten. Mora and Gen. ('arras. Dr. Manlialire has becu placed iu power 1 as Provisional President. rirrsBTRu, Sept. 14 If, River 11 inches at Glass House and falling. Weather clear and pleasant. Niwi llents. Tbe Govetor of Ilinois has ordered a Bpe ial election to 1 held in the Springfield Congression.-d District, on Tuesday, Nov. 8lh, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Hon. Thomas L. Harris. Ikgr It has been determined to carry out tbe original plan. with reference to the fTrruf Pattern, the Directors lutving refused Mr. Lever's last offer. She will leave for Portland on the I5ttj inst. BC, By the steamer Anglo Huron we learn thedeath of Legh Hunt, the celebrated British poet and essayist. He died ou the 28th ult, in the 7."th year of his age, having been born in 1 784. The story related by Mr. Willis, in the Howe Journal, and thence copied into various aiHrs, respecting the marriage of Lieut. Maury to a Hawaian Princess, is contradicted by nuthority. tamy- The City authorities of Portland, Maine, have made arrangements to give a grand reception to the Great Eastern. Tbe programe will embrace a public dinner, a grand ball, a military display, nnd other festivities. 8rV" Negotiations are on foot for tbe erection of another telegraph line from Cincinnati to St. Inik There isal-rvgnid to la- a chetne on foot for the construction of a new line from New York lo St. Louis, that shall la- 14.' mile.a shorter than the present one. fJ0TThe -:ites of slaves in tlie Missouri river country " said to be enormous, and the receipts of money from that source have had a material effect, m the money market easing matters most tlpably. Tbe prices obtained are high, and the slaves are invariably taken to the South to the Cotton States, The gross receipts of Missouri from this source, this year, it is thoujrht, will amount to million qf dollar. The drain of the slave population commenced in Platte county and follows the Missouri river down, on both sides, to St. Louis. Waf The old Varieties Theatre of St Louis, haviug been leased by Dr. Henry Bocrnstcin, has been entirely refitted and cou verted into an Opera House. A destructive conflagration occurred in St. Louis, on last Sir 'a afternoon, by which proper! amounting to near $ 80,000, was destroyed. Two men t.iade a narrow escajK? from death, being lu "tied severely. igs, The St. Louis Democrat, through a correspondent, makes an expose of the late mule sale at Camp Floyd. The corresponiiondent says : The Quarlet tniioter (.eneral received an order from tlie Secretary of War, to receive the notes of Mr. Ilalliday as cash fur all pnrchsVM in.i'lc Uj linn, and that Hie aticlious?r tSJWtved secret inst ructions to knock down III sit es In Ilalliday at certain ligttre.s. I'mlri llic.-e teiui- lljillidiiv pun liitSed u j . -ward of I.OoO in tiles, pa ino- lt, notes a little more than half what other parties would have paid iu cusli. 'flu- writer ali slates tbat Ilalliday haa contracted to supply the government i I'ott iJallan, tbeo;oii, with oue lliousatid mules at his own price. Kbcr lCema. amki v al .m to eaart uk -ikon ' out iitsnat till Tn. cum a w I ' s i -1 i v. Al da, Canuellon to KvaaavHla. John llell, l.oiiii ille to Memphis. I'oit. mouth, St. I.ouU to Louiaville. Union, ilrceii Itivei to do. Silver Star, Pad U. ah to Evatuville. Tetu peat, Cairo to Louiaxille. Silver Star, Vvanaville lo Patlucab. ('apt. Hallards MW lioat, Grey Eagls, building at Jeflorsonville, at King's yard, for the Henderson trade, is progressing rapidly, ami promises to la? one of tbe finest in the trade. The cabin will ran built by McClnrreii, ami tbe machinery hy Roach k Long, of Louisville. She w ill las ready to take her plare in the trade by the first of December. The steamer Omklmm was sold, on Tuesday, for $'.,,:i.,.ri, hy the Man-hal of Chancerv, al Iamisville, to C'apt. (Jreer, of Mobile The CbttOtttOfa is having rather a scritis tiuie of it, she baviug la.eu some two weeks out from liouisville, aud hatl not arrivcil at I Cairo at last advices. She BUCtCCded in ! getting off Casey v ille bar, but got agrouud again at Stewart s IsL-tud. The Teinyett possed up yesterday for Louts v ille, from Cairo, The Maid of the Mut will leave our wharf to-day at L2 o'clock, for Henderson. The Silver Slai arrived yesterday at 12 o'clock, 7 hours la-hind time, and left again at o'clock lk'ht, having refused to take any trctght. Her pilots reKrt the river falling aud her detention was ow ing to low w ater and fog. 1 1 erpolite and obliging clerk, Zach. Taylor, will please accept our thank? tor the following manifest of her round jfrfp. It, a,. log cabin iasseugers ; deck do; 100 pkgs; 40 bbls flour; 50 bogs 3 stuff'; 10 bbla eggs; 4 kegs butter ; liberates q ware; f0 bags colfee; 4C pkgs sundries; 60 bbls apples. Way frcight--400 pkgs sundries; 40 bales shingles; 2,500 brick ; 7,0oo latbs. The weather yestenhiy was cool and pleasaut. Business on the lauding was unusually dull, freights seem to be. scarce and low. The river continues to tall slowly. There is four feet scant in the channel out to Cairo, and tlie river is reported in a Wretched condition. The rocahontus has taken the place of tbe Tom Scott iH the Paducah and Cairo trade until the Scott is repaired. The McLellan w ill h due here fhis afternoon for Memphis. She is commanded by Capt. Krwin, with John Wool folk in tba office ('apt. Hamilton, ageut of the Louiaville uudetwritet'a, is ou a visit to the wreck of dgfuuit steamer Messenger near Bayou Sara.

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Fever and Ague, from which raahkiud suffer over a Targe part of tbe , gi(' the coiiaeipueuce of a diecaaru action in the , em, induced l.y the poisouous liliaem of vegetaIde decay. This exhalation is evolved by the ac1 tbo i of aolar heat oa wet soil, at..! iici xxiih the j watery v.iai from it. While the unn is la-low the j hoiiton this vapor linger uear the earth's surface i and tbe virus i taken aith it throngh the 1uuj;h, bgto tbe blood. There it acta kn an irritating poiI eon eu the iutcrnal viscera and excretifjr organs of j tbe body. The liver Uvoiues torpid and fails to I secrete not only thia virus, but alao the bile from j the blood. Both tbe vima and the bile accumulate , iulbe circulation, aud produce viol. -.t coustitttI .1 I r . . -1 i ..... uouai uiaorwei. i ne spleen, the kidneys, aud the atomach sympathize i ith the liver, aud become disordered also. Finally, the instinct of onr organism, aa if iu ait attempt to expel the noxious laffasion, concentrate l lie a hole kbad of the txaly iu the UrtsaTaal exert loric to furoe ilum to cat it out. The blood hint the surface, ami nidus to the central organs with congest ixe x ioience. This U thii CniLL. But in this effort it fails. Tlien the Vfcx i t foUoxva, in which the blood leaves the central organ aud ru.-hes to the surface, as if iu aru ther etldrt to expel t he irritating poison through that other great exot ctory tlm skin. In this also it fiil. and the syateui al.au.loiis tin- attempt exhausted, ad wait for the recovery of strength to repeat tne hoalch8 flbrt another day. These are the Ma or Mtrpxysms of Vevue aST AsWTB. Such txuasiltatkmal disorder will of course undermine the health if it is not rt-moxt l. We have labored to find, aud have found, au antidote, rrz: ayer s ague cure: ah CO ueutralixee tbii mabtrioiis peiseu In the blood and stimulates the liver to exel it from the body. As it should, so it doe cure this ahlictiug disorder with ierfect certainty. Aud it does more, or rather does what is of more service to those subject to this infection. It taken in season it expels it from the ay-stem aa it is olmorbed, and thus Weep tin ne who nse It free from ite attacks; keeaa the ajratata Bl health allboaarh exposed to tbe disease, i ' ii-.'.pn, l it not only curee, but pn.t. . Is troui the great variety of affections which are it -duied by this malignant iutlm-uce, such a Item itteat Vt-ver, Chill Kever, Dumb or Masked Ague, Pei iodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Ililioii a'axets. Neuralgia, RheiituatiMm, Cout, Ulimlm sa, Toothathe, Karachi-, Catarrh. Asthma. sHIasUa. tloua. Painful Affections of tin Spit-ell, Hrstelica, Colic, I'aralyis,and I'aiiifitt Affection- of tka Staaaacb and Bowels, all of which, whin arising from this cauae. will lie found tn assume more or less ot the intormittent type. This "Act c Ccre" removes j the cause of these deriingt-iiieiit, nnd cure the diwaae. This it accoinplialio by stimulatitiL' the excreto. riee to expel the virus from the system; and llteae organs by tlegreos la-count habiletl to do this their ofli e of their own accord, llem-n arises what we term uc. lirH.i.'oii. Timo may accmiplish the same anil, but often life is aot long euough, or ia sacrificed in the attempt, uhih Ibis "At;l b Cckk" does it at Bate, and with siifety. we have great rensou to beliex e tka Asa surer aa well a safer r. ni.-.lj for the w hole claa of tieaae which art- caused by the miasmatic infection, thaw any other which haa bea u discovered ; nnd it has still another important adxautagi- to tbe puutic, which is, that it is cheap a a ell a good. Vr IVepaiod by ML J.C. AVER A CO., Low. ll, Has. Price Oae follar per Itottle. - Sold by KI.LI.KK A WHITE, Evsnsville, ami by all Druggiat and MerchauU tlirotighoiit tin couutrj. mani-.lAweow UK. HAAS, having leased therooiEs formorlyoc- 1 cupied by Hr. Kivett, in Dr. Bray's building, opposite the ltt Office, would reapectfully solicit tka citizen of Kvauaville and the surrounding towns aie1 country, o viit bis rooms and see the spec i -in. i.- on exhibition. All those who need Dental 1 op-rations performed, and are pleased with his work, shall be attended to with great pleasure. His CONTINUOUS GUM works w ithout a seam or crevice. Nothing will he mire clean, or have greater strength. Ii sTbaOK WokK haa bet two aeams iu a full upper or lower aet. Persona can laugh as heartily as they chtaaie without showing that their teeth are artiat ial, and clioeks tbat are aunken can be restored to nearly tn ii original contoar. He alao makes the usual styles of pla'n aud simple gum tooth work on gold and silver plate ami alao the Cheopbvatic work, wliicb ia ruiicu like. I by tb.Mje w bo have used it. lie has alao two processes lot axtracliug teath without pain uo inhalation ao injurious effecta arising from their use the most delicate can have tbem applied with perfect safety. aT Parents will consult the health and lieauty of th -ii children by having tbe Dentist direct their aet oiul den tit i, mi, thereby producing symmetry and health to those invaluable organs. I take pleasure in iutl'oduciuir Ir. Haas, foimerly of Lafayette, Intl., my successor lo the obi rooms in Bray's buildiug, lo.pin.: he will find them both pleaaaut and protital.le t'roiu my in -teicouraa with tbe Ooctor, 1 am ph-aseil to find him on i ot the progressing; possessing taste and high professional ability and standing. With this view, I can, with safety, recommend liim to the community aa a skillful aud competent dt-utist. aplH J. KIVETT. ATIIL, BJ HJJS'll JA'W ! MiTKB5 MINED Tt Sl'CCEKP QEOBOK THORN HILL takes pleasure in inoi mini; his old customers that in the tpislily and at i l.i .1 Lis work, be Hatters himseli lie cannot I ea.-elletl. He may still bt- fouud at the corner ot Second aud Main afreets, where the choicest II n ueta an. I Satbllesof every description can le oMainetl on the la-st of terms. BWS" Repairing done with treatneas and dispatch. Se ond hand Harn-ss alwsj-s on hand. jel BUY tTlK RIGHT KIND OF A THRESHING MACHINE! Pitts' Patent Thresher and separator, With Mt'KKITT'S I1UKSE POWER ATTAt'HFH, i- oiisi.lereil to Ik- the best machine of the kind in the West. Tlie understgnetl are now prejiared to furnish m w-hinea ot lie- above Patent, of a style and make not excelled ill ibe western country. All we ask is that our work may Im- cm paid with any of onr rotetuporaries, as also our prices. These Machine were already thoroughly introduced and known when we t eminence. I tin- manufacture ot them ; and we shall only aay that al the Lactones of that patent whU b w e make, shall he made in such a manner, of such material-, aud witb sach improvements ul onr own, aa w ill materially in cr-.iscthe valuable reputation it has acquired among Tbrahers. We can now offer lo our customers a choioc ot these elcelleiit Machines, ami also a choice ot tin 11 r-- Pt.a.-i-. lo ilnve them, of any size, from 4 to lo lioi upon as reast-nabbt term as any other I.IJL.. ... . I I . , I I v ..!,.,! . i.i, tr ,.tkr size or kind, and wosrid rnujseat that tkey I sent in a early as possible, to insure Kt ttine the heat machine. K RAT. A IILII.MAV fWH .W KBt MJ.S'TS, I'H.'SK IJ. M AN1 DRl GCil.iTS. Wa are regularly receiving additions to our stock ot Pacns, MEDiciKSs, Cnkmicals, PAiaTa, on. Viasisms, PxarvsKaY, and Kam x Akticlk. Won b vr- .on preps red to offer te the trade uu aa oood terms as can be pi rhaaed in Cincitniati, Louisville, or St. Louie. We have in attire l.r tons of Kxtba Pt r. WniTr. LsaS, in kegs of 16 tbs, 30 lbs, and 1U0 lbs, which wo are selling to tbe trade at manufacttirera' prices. k i.i. l.i i; a WHlTK. No. ... Main street. II' aV. J. LBKIItT ill l.VI.S'K SI BSTITl'TK OK NKKVK TONIC, WILL CVRR FEVER AND AGUE NERVOUS" DISORDERS, YktLLOW, CHAC.KKS, AND PA N A M A K K V K It S Can often be prex en tetl by the use ot t lii- iniBlii tke remedy. The reeSjaj Irotu a very c. lebi it. l Physician, after having thirty-five years' exta tialire iu HoaptUU aud private practice in SteW v ot k City, and baa bea n teatftl iu all sections of Ibe coantry, during the pat six yeara, with tbe uiot wonderful success. Are pom A.froaw, IJmtpeptic, or mferin , .,, i(r.aatoa, arteraMssas' 1 recouiuiend and guarantee tins Medicine as a perfect Tonic J. 11. HAZAKD, Proprietor, m MaJdeu Laae, and o Kletcher street, New York, fcr aale by LKU'H A CABLSTAU)T. jel t-dawSaa W M M I'MBmtB CMM9TB.TMKHB Mb t'heets are made in tbe most faithful manner at the Nashville Penitentiary, of red Cedar, and of re different sises. The odor of the wood b de. , in-tin- to asotba and all inaects, aad renders the t h.-ta invaluable for packing away bntnkets and ether wooVea Rvods through the summer. Kor salt st tbe Wotslen Ware Store J. B. KI SSLLL, 5ts) Maiu street, lax Betwceu Third aud Kourth, Louisvilb). CiMBUHH t5 BXB. J I V BBI'BlP ' adk.r SOKENSON a 130.

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COMMISSI ON W'ER C H ANTS Old KsUblishrd Vharf Boa' EVANSVILLE. IND. P. O'RILEYScCc. av .,.., a int itm . .. 3 i HMI88I0M MERCHAM W. General Railr ..c, Steamboat, and L'xpi A i ! special AawaU be tka PENX. CENTRAL RAILROAD: and connections ovt r which we are authori. .1 kv give through reccipu at the lowest poasible rates Having a mammoth harflict at the landing, tbe largest on the Ohio Uiver, capable of atofta; ami pr'-ti ting all merchandize liable to damaera from expoenrt , we are preard to facilitate the dispatch of ail consignments, forwarded to our cam by either RIVER, RAILROAb OR CANAL. Particular attention p: id to lleceivino, Storin and Korwartiiug, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to us for sale, ami sat isfaction guaranteed. Office and extensive Warehouse oa Water sir. .-t, adjoining the Telegraph, and ou tbe MThaaf i I where we are to le fotind, ttttending to the inlet saga of our patrons at all bourn, day and night. ith our superior facilities; knsj; ataadSag; BP tiring energy ; ami knowledge ol our biisine.-s. xi . feel confident of giving g. netal s ilir'a-tjon, and hope to merit a continuance ol tlie ext. i ire patronage we are now enjoying. Lilieral cash advances w ill i r made on allconaigBmeuta to either ourselves or correspondent-, iu any of the principal markets, North, KaM or Smth P. C. O RILE Y Sl CO. gtAJVJML HTOBJUK 1 bax.-a l.i.-. dony ble w art-house at the f 'anal Itasiu, capable .1 storing any amount of produce, which will Is- received, stored, taken care of and kaU siibj. ct to the owners orders ou most r.-a.-oiinl le t.-rm-1'. O. O KiLKY. mh2f.-tr f' faMA'K, MviiB U mtMM f-tV A Nl Commission Merchant, No. ' Sot th iru m i.i i . KvAKSvn.i r e.'121-ly TTVMJUVK WrnVrrmmmM . Hie prepared to store in our Kire Pr..l Wareliouae, any quantity of 15 rain, Produce, or Mei rluuidix-, on tbe most liberal terms. Having large ami airy rooms tip stair, particular caw will In- taken of Household Furniture. A riciiltural Impl. iii. iits ami all kinds ..f ,.! or wares liable to damage from damp or rust. Insurance eJb-cleti at the lowcat lire pr.ad rap e by the mouth, or longer when desired. Warehouse loc.ih.-d on corm-r ol bm-iut sirtet and W. and K. Canal, and most convenient lor shipping by River or Railroad. Apply to - ap-is gku. Fust K it Jt i. MBUttHW' at .llh.U.I.W III llMM IKO, VOBWAKDING AND GKNKKAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Agents br Kanawha Salt (ompany, Kvansville. Indiana. We liave formed a co )iarn",. rdup nii.l. i ii, style of rtaowa A Aikmxs. and offer our i i.-.-s in the capacity as aet forth in oi r card atK.Te. Weare fully prepared to extt nd even- fai iiiti M ssalgpata, either by CANAL, stlTXat, KAII,KuAl, ami aasme them tbat tb-ir inter, st la- faithfully represented, should they 1- pleused le lavor ns with their pat ran age. office aud Warelious. t ti mi i, i of Main st and tbe Canal. vm. sttOWV, w M. Mil M an. Late ot How aid .1 I'.iou.i. I ate of 1 1 1ST f'M. A .. Jen--J-if MOILS . .fill 4 III J.I. ataTe CKIVIKU, PORWAltDINfJ AKH i nMMI BIOM MKatCHANTS. Water stiti t, bet vv en Main ami l,i-i.t, LVANVI1.I,K. Nl1 n a. ss9 Particular attention giveu to the I'orwaidiag ot general Merchandise and I'rotluK-, b Hiiei , Canal, or Kailtoa.l. a I :n V, ...- a M0m94IM taaitsiaars to K. S. liouard.) Id , . m u;. i 'ln.aad CVimmissioii Merchants, No. 4 U'aiei sii.a-t, mat Main, Kvansville, Iiniiaiia. a?" Liberal a.1 van. i s made on cotiHifiuiiieuts t. New i irleana. a. c. sLACSBTKa...o. a. l.avi.iit:k...wm ii.uh.i , jK novJO-lyd HIRAM N !"' JOSESSJ f. M Ii I XV Auction and Commission. MM . h i a t it.. BUIAMiSSORr MM to Woolm-y d- Nelson, will continue tinI Commission buines, both at prtTste tale aad al auction, at tlie old atalitl, corner .Main mid Thin! afreets, opposite the Washington Hotel, wln-ie they will pay particular att rition t t! everythiug entrusted to tbeui ; they will attt . any atiction sales anywhere in the ity. Particular attention given to the sal. . t Land nd Town Lots, kc, Ac. t.117 i "Tt 4J'i I -. I.K, PJltt iMBJ -l.y It JEl CAIRO UKtiULAK PAKNt. i. Ii r i alk i ( HAKLKY ltOWKN.lo-.XTLR, SI a-1 or, leaves Ki;in- ill. In.-,, day ami Kritlux, ii l ! o'clock M., arriving at Paducah at b o'clock, A. M . aim at 1 o'clock, M , Wedues.lay and Saturday. I. turning, leaves Cairo every Wednestlay an.l S.itio day, at 7 o'clock, I. M., and Padm ah ererj Tlnii--day ami Sunday, at n o'clock . A . M . -nnnrrliaj at Kvansville a ith the Kcunsvilh- and Crawfordville K. It., and Packets for (Jreen Kiver. Also, con. UHcting at Sunt hlanil with CaaBSaarsaad l.'ix.i hark eta ; at Cairo, w ith MeWiphis, N. h Orleans and St. L-'iiis Packets. Tickets cau Ui obU..ncil on board tin- boat for all KaStern C'ties. epl l;l.. I LAIt BVAN6VILLK a ASM I rN T RMVKKKbl PA t K K T. BB.IIkl. T TIJBM! Pdtn.J P UlM CKS!! The fast and liirht aBOpMstinger packet AI.IPA, Capt. sKNafI HA It LCt IlEHHl.FR, Clerks ot'tli-aaB9aBBBse-iiiton ind CtKier, is now pl i , perm in. , i p BBkaS in the trade, and will lean- Kvansville pun. mailt , every MONDAY, WKINKS.Y. AND KKIDW al ! o'clock A. St., and retHrwaaagi will lean- t-,,,. ndtoa everv 1 tlimAY, THUMDAY, AND BATV1HA1 t 7 A. M. Kor trerht or p.-iasa-. appli n I. . ,i.. UM LIU ISl'l LhK 1Y. kim: I.KIHI draught steain.i TOLA Mi. t;ratey, lita-iter, .1. II. Ihi.icau, ck-rk, will leave Kxansiilh- tor Loiiial ille ami biteriuediate l.ii ; . risr-a . i. i II DAI KVKMNti. at IV M . and . i.-r"s Tt U DAV MUKMMi, at i A. M. I or Iiei,:'it m aage. ttpply on l .-o.l. Is I 'JJ'S I' I L I. K 1.X It P.I It II. I II pai:klt --Th.- ! un. r SILV K I. STAU. rowler. tiLi-t, r. . I. US'. lall-.l ille ll. II Moll, In, I l.e.,1, Sal ill da i . at '. o'eba-k A . M . '.timet t in-j at Kvanvilte witli the Kvansville and I 'rawfttribrville Railroad fas afl ieints North and last, with packets ! I Louisville, lireen, ami Wat ah rivers. At Padacah with pre k is tor St. Louis, New Oitaans, ami Ibe h.nli W.ni lamts tot Cairo, Nashville, and Teinn ' aVsyitusiuess promptly attended, an, I . I freight and iianae, eaase as esaanad bf Ik r.-i-u lar packet. Tliroiigh hills of kwttag gn. n la Ni Orleans and all points on tla- Teinies,-ee uu l uiuIterland rivers. aKlt K MS HI 1 B LOU I Hi ' . . ;. K ANSV1LLK, AMI fAlltn MAIL PACKBT, HASKL 1KLL, K. Ki is. Captain. .1. It. Kit harder. aud A K Minth, t'l. iks, ill leave Kvausi ille lor I 'ait o elel .1 Tile: day ei. nili;, Ii Louisxille eieiy Saturday al 7 A. M. pSR lo or passage, apply on 1 ! tl aep Khl I III BILL" KAPBKXX t .7I'Jf.Vl ml n::vi aim: vm;kmkn i The Advw's Kxt'RKi-s ( ..mi-any respectlully announce to their friends and iwitroiis, tin i ni l., of Kvauaville and vicinity, that . w ith 1 mi cared lacilities for tlie transportation ot K It E I H T, I' A 0 A' .1 .' I , M 9 U E 1 A A O V A I. t t l: I k S. They solicit a continuance it dormer bvon. K pactal care taksti iu the collection of ItilN larSlta, Notes, and the transportation ot small and val lackaes. All persona wishing to avail themselves cilities of the kxpiees, cau obtain any desired infortuatiou 111 reler.-lice to tne rolltea anu ueiana oi ikk busiueaa, at their Office on l-irsl elr.et l.eiweew Main and Locuat, oppcata tiie l'..t "tt. .-. rtl ii. H. Klsll. Agent. ('LEAK THICK ICK l'UOM LAK K PEPJJi. BBit. jr. aw a hi? i : jt run BffM earuesl solicitation ot many h.,i eoncludeil to distrihutt- a portion ut ins SPLKN I'll' LAKK I'KPIN ICK to the citiz.-us ol the Mra.k leaiiug it at their doors from wagons, lie wil, tb-avor to begin the business tomorrow aaiaalRg The ice is as clear as crystal solid a a rack, ami thirty inches iu thickness. II i- -or it that tbe original cost un.l heavy expenses ol pio curing it. will not allow him to put tin- pre ,,M to consumers as be would wish ; but le i- p i suatb-d that when its durability and superior tjualities are fully tested, it wi l he found cbe.iier tban any other to te hail, anil when the account toe the whole season's ice is ha. t. si up, tbe total ep-tie will uot ta- found to he meter than the -oiin for our ordinary ice iu coinmoa season. Those who wish a reuUr supply at their store or dwellings, will phase leave their order at P. ii. O'RlLKVScoiiutiug-room. j. IS vsajrr. iimobt!hmj tits. nnrs, 9 a prims article, for sale cheap at KKSK INK, t lll.Mi'K .( (' -aaaaaj 47 Mala at vaft'.Tl OBBMCBH. -O.VA' THOIC sail. I lotlars in CiaintT Orders wwated. pp'x tu A Ml KL ' K It . OB WMB BBJ.VJT 65r PUB li LBS.--I .,ii pounds N... I Ui oi loi sale at ooc pei lUUlt. at Z. U. OUOfci A SON Sk

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