Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 28, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 September 1859 — Page 2

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CVAWSVILLg, IND. VAlTRDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER: 7

For Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit. JOHN PITCHER, of Posey. WM. P. PARRETT, of Warrick. Prosecuting Attorney for tbo tune.. JAMES SHANKLIN, of Vanderburgh. Our citizens exhibit too much apa thy upon the important matter of selecting an efficient and competent man as candidate for County Commissioner. Some steps should be taken to concentrate the support of the TOters upon the best man. The honors of the office, nor its remunerations are sufficient to induce an honest man who has the proper qualifications to make any effort to secure bis own election. One capable of superintending the important affairs of the county, who takes the place with an honest intention of discharging his duty to his fellow-citizens faithfully, must make some sacrifices of personal interests. Good and competent men do not, therefore, seek the office, and through the neglect and indifference of the people to their own interests, the trust has fallen into very incompetent and improper hands ; men have taken the office for the paltry pay, because their time was not worth, in any other capacity, so much to themselves or any body else ; or by men who have gone into the Board to participate in fat contracts and illegitimate perquisites. If the people want a good Commissioner they must call him out convince him that his services are demanded by the public, and that the people will take the proper steps to elect him. Men do not like to permit their names to be used as candidates for a place,even though they dont want the office, to be defeated. There is something extremely mortifying in defeat to an American aspirant for office ; a rejection by his fellowcitizens, is a deep wound to his self-pride. There are many men who would accept the office if they were called to it by the spontaneous voice of the voters. To secure the election of the right man, some exertions must be made by those who have paid so dearly for the past mismanagement of the county affairs. There is not a county in the State, as far as we can get access to the published ac counts, where the expenses, in proportion to population and territory, are more than half as large as ours. If the tax payers of the county wont do anything to reform the abuses that are taking a large per cent, of the profits of their labor, we shall be glad to see them continue to Buffer, and will do all in onr power to help tiem to elect men who shall be worthy successors and colleagues of the past and present incurnents. The Admtaiatratloa's Reply to Douglai' Essay. The Washington Constitution publishes Attorney -General Black's reply to Douglas' article in Harper. The Administration review of Dong las' article was drawn np by the Attorney-General and revised by the President, both of whom expended all their literary, legal, and historical acumen upon it ; but not being quite satisfied with their joint production, they sent for Bennett, of the New York HeraJd, ta give it the benefit of a squint, and of a last revision. After ail this preparation, it was expected that the Little Giant would be crushed by the irresistible power of the famous manifesto, shot forth with such tremendous intellectual forces. But the explosion has passed, and the Giant lives : 3 1 It is said to be a weak and labored attempt to refute, by threadbare arguments, Mr. Buchanan's own declaration of doctrines, contained in his letter accepting the Cincinnati nomination in 1856, in which he said that The people of a Territory, like those of a State, should decide for themselves whether slavery should or should not exist in their limits, is not only an unsound but a treasonable doctrine. The idea of the reviewer is, that the people of a Territory, during the existence of the Territorial condition, have no power whatever over the slavery question, and that ail the volumes that have been written and spoken by Northern and Southern Democrats in defence of their right to " form and regulate their domestic institutions," is all an error and a sham. The review concedes that when a State Constitution is framed in a Territory, its inhabitants may give expression to their wishes in regard to the character of the institutions which are to exist among them, but not before, either directly or indirectly ; and thus it proposes to overthrow the whole theory upon which the Nebraska bill was originally defended by its advocates in the Northern States ; for there is, perhaps, not a who has not beard and seen it announced, from the stump and from the Democratic press, hundreds and thousands of times, that the whole aim of the Democratic party was to prevent Congress from compelling the people of a Territory to maintain slavery in their midst, or having it prohibited by any power existing outside of their own boundaries, but to leave them free to decide by their own action the character of their institutions. All the reviews in the world will not wash from popular recollection the clear position of the Democratic party, after the Nebraska bill was framed, and in the campaign of 185C. The article is full of pettifogging quibbles, unworthy of a statesmau who undertakes to discuss a great constitutional principle. Every one who reads it will be impressed with the conviction that, if the Administration could not make a better defence of their position than this has proved to be, they bad much better have remained silent. The whole controversy tarns upon the relations of the Territories to the general Government. Douglas contends that their political condition is the same as States. The champions of the Administration contend that the Territories are the subjects and creatures of the Federal authority. 0 The Central Gift Book Establishment of J. A. Colby k Co., established in 1 - ' 4, has now become a permanent institution, at US Randolph it. They are daily filling orders from all parts of the country, which are promptly filled on the day received. Catalogues are furnished free. We twdiove that the Gift Book system has done much to promote a literary taste auioust the masses, ttnd as sucb we veUutuc Me-sis Colby & Co. s establishment to our midst Chkryo Prtu and Tribune.

The America Party in N. Yobk. The

Anencans of New York recautly held a Stale convention at Geneva, in which they aBbbby yAmu. bbb mmmm Bwrnm . mw .,, . ir I Btarked out their future r0:ir,qgn n-grd to State and national politics. One of their! organs says : - The last three State elections bare demonstrated that the Americans hold the balance of political power beyond per adventure. The opinion has neen express ad, bowerer that discouraged by repeated ; defeats its adherents would, in the ensuin canvass, abandon their vantage ground and range themselves under the banners of the two leading parties. The Delegates seem impressed with the idea that they bad a duty to perform with ptfVriMire to the Presidential election of 1860, as well as the fall campaign. Regarding the campaign of 1830 as convincing evidence that President cannot be elected on the Republican Platform, they deem it an imperative duty for them to maintain their position in favor ot' a conservative National Opposition Party; conscious that the yielding up of their position in New York would be the death blow to all hopes of placing the Opposition on such a basis that it could hope for success. The balance of opinion among the Delegates was that in the coming elec tion the Americans would best consult their own interests by returning to the original policy of their party, and select their can didates from among those put in nomination by the other two parties. It is urged that this policy will give the Americans something pratical to struggle for, demonstrate beyond question whether they do actually hold the balance of power in the State ; and will conduce to the general welfare of community by securing the election to offiee of the best men in nomination. If one half of the 60,000 men who voted their ticket last fall should sustain this poli cy it would be successful. At all events the proposition will create some commotion among the politicians and add to the complications of State politics. The Americans of Indiana, we presume, will hold no conventions, nor combine for any concerted action, but they will be governed generally by the sentiments declared by their New York brethren. They will hold themselves aloof from alliances with either, but select and support the best men for the respective offices on both tickets. In this way they will check the ultraisms of both factions and oblige tbem to put forward candidates o f the most unexceptionable character. Having no party objects of their own to attain, and being guided solely by their views of the true interests of the country, tbey may exert a useful, conservative influ ence upon the course of events. In the close contest in this State in I860, tbey may bold the balance of power, and be able to decide the conflict, if they be swayed by one general sentiment. Though disbanded and silent, the spirit of the little band in the free States that adhered to Fillmore in his forlorn fortunes in lttj6, is not yet extinct ; they can be rallied in a body to the support of the right men. hould faction or section alism create a serious alarm. On the vote of this State may depend the issue of the Presidential election, and here the Fillmore men of 1850, can, if they will, determine to whom shall be the triumph. They are principally of the old conservative Whig party, who abhor the sectionalism of the ultra-Republican leaders, while they are disgusted with the corrupt demagoguism of the Lecompton chiefs. They have confidence in the honesty and patriotism of the masses of both parties, and will go with the people in the support of men of the broadest and soundest national views. They go for the Union and the Constitution with its tra ditional interpretations Our neighbor persists in publishing very strong communications, from one of the best men in the State, ta favor of a Constitutional Convention, and accompanying them with very weak editorials agcwist it; thus iu the most effectual way helping the good cause; tor which he merits the thanks of every advocate of progress and improvement. We have striven very hard to keep our friend's locomotive upon the direct Democratic track, but since he opxses a constitutional convention because it may attempt to disturb the exclusive privileges of the State Bank Monopolist?, and thus derange the excellent currency furnished by its red I back notes, "and cripple one of the soundest paper circulations existing," we shall have to give up a longer guardianship of his democracy. He is a bankite of the most flagrant color, and is, we fear, fast changing to a dark colored Republican. Thk Treaty with Mexico. A dispatch from Washington say.- th:it Mr. McLean. Minister to Mexico, had a long interviewon Monday with the President uod Secretary of State, and gave them a detailed account of affairs iu Mexico, and the difficulties in the way of Juarez's signing the treaty recently framed by Mr. McLean with the Liberal government of Mexico. The President expressed hb determination to adhere to the terms of the treaty granting us the right of protecting tbe transit routes, granted by It through Mexican territory. It is thought that when the Mexican government learn? the determination of our government, not to recede, the Mexican authorities will yield and sign tbe treaty. The steam sloop-of-war, Brooklyn, is at New York, waiting to take Mr. McLeau back to Vera Cruz. Tbs ( 'as al. Tbe last Petersburg Reporter baa the following paragraph in relation to tbe business on tbe canwl : Under the superintendence of tbe new managers, the canal is about to redeem itself from its pint miserable reputation. There is now a better Mtaireof water in the canal than baslbeen euiored since it was construct ed, and it is coafideutiy believed that the prompt and energetic attention of the managers will preserve tbe canal in fjood repair, and make it a paying in: it on- n. Those who have the management of tbe caual now, are men who biive a deep interest in it, and will do all in their power to maintain it iu good order. Moats run regular between here and Kvansville now, and notwitbstandiag, the water has only permitted the boats to run in tbe lat few days, we notice a marked diffVreuce in the bminessj of Petersburg!! airily, if l0ts cmimi wiU jbjgd keep in ga I ..r ler during the balance ot the season, we bellave there will b more basi nets aoue bete than m any other iulgod town in Southern Indiana.

It la Difficult to tall what they arc. The Louisville Courier, tbo leading Adniinijtration or:r:in in KenttK kyi a dffendcr

o:' I.eeoinifouLMij, a gressiowg'-jirotei'lioi Kid an adwMte of Conrotertiuu fur slaveriii the Ter ritories, has the following article on Indiana politic!. It shows a vet jr true estimate of , the character of the men to wuom it refers; 118 ! ,,t flftfM3T9k9& The contest for the Gubernatorial notmnftti(m lfmm .g htxwaillg qoite du ed. The leading candidates are Dunham and Hendricks, both good Democrats, who have done valiant service for our party, in by-gone days. It is said that Mr. Hendricks is the Douglas, and Mr. Dunham the Administration candidate. We, however, are unwilling to recognize any such distinction. Mr. Hendricks came home last year and stumped Indiana for the regular nominees of the party, as we are informed, against the (Douglas candidates. We think, therefore, that those who are counting on Hendricks as being for Douglas are counting withour their hosts. But whilst we have no doubt that both Dunham and Hendricks are sound and good men, and would either of them make a capital race for Governor, we are assured that on some questions it is quite difficult to understand their exact positions. A well informed gentleman from Indiana has inform ed us that :t is difficult to tell from their speeches whether they are tor Douglas or the Administration. This should not be so they should be decided in their opinions and speak them out boldly and fearlessly. W e hope our Indiana friends will fix up everything right, and we have no doubt they will. The Indiana Democracy are the mod el Democrats of the nation, and we are right sure that in their primary meetings, as well as in their State Convention, they will adopt platforms upon which the Constitutional Democracy everywhere throughout the country can standThere is no occasion for the apprehensions expressed by the Courier ; our model Lecompton Democratic leaders, will t;fix up every thing right,' and adopt a platform which the constitutional Democracy can endorse at Charleston. Jesse and John L. have the matter in hand ; therefore rest easy. . . Republicanism is MA5scnt--;.T-s. Geo. S. Hilliard, one of the 'pest scholars, and brightest intellects at thu bar in Boston, the only mau on whose shoulders ihc mantle of Choate can worthily fall, is now in Europe ; in a letter to the Boston Courier, speaking of the decease of Mr. Choate, he says : 41 It is certainly a stubborn fact for the Republicans, that among the dead for we will only deal with them the wisest and most far-seeing men in New England have been opposed to the anti-slavery agitation ; I mean Judge Prescott, Mr. Mason, Mr. Webster, and Mr. Ofeoate. t'Vas a striking proof of Judge Prescott' sagacity than whom New England never gave birth to a wiser or better man that when the first anti-slavery resolutions were passed by the Massachusetts legislature, be expressed his regret, and said it was the beginning of mischief. This fact could be met only in two ways; either that these men, whose judgment would have been deemed of the highest value, if not absolutely conclusive, on any other point, were mistaken in this; or that, from some base and unworthy motive, they repressed their real convictions, and expressed those they did not believe to be true. Against Mr. Mason and Judge Prescott, such charges would have been simply ludicrous; bow cruelly and persistently they were made against Mr. Webster and Mr. Choate is well known. They are now gone where cruel indignation can no longer lacerate their hearts; and posterity will do justice alike to their conduct and their motives." This testimony comes from a conservative Whig, and refers to the conservative sentiments of the leading minds in the old Whig party. Mr. Massn was the senior of Webster, and w as the intellectual giant with whom the " Defender of the Constitution . ' w as fund to test and measure his own powers at the bar. Jeremiah Mason was the only man whom Webster never surpassed in the Forums of New England. A Sao Evbxt. A young man, about 18 years of age, named Montgomery, was killed in Vigo county, last Sunday, by the accU dental discharge of a companion's gun. Four young men had spent the day in hunting squirrels, and were on their way home, And stopped to fire at a mark. The deceased was fixing his rifle, when the gun of his comrade, who w as some distance immediately in his rear, went off, and the ball passed through the head of Montgomery. He arose to his feet and staggered some distnucc, when his companions carrried him to his home, where he immeiiiately expired. A monster sale of public lands in the Stale of Missouri, by the Pacific Rail road Company, will take place in St. Louis next month. One hundred and twenty-six thousand acres will be brought into the market. The T. S. Treasury in aail to b mpidly recovering from the receut collapse. The heavy imports of Dry Goods ia helping it out of embarrassment. Hon. Reverdy Johnson is about to visit Paris, to have an eye (now blind) taken out. Some year? aeo, while witnessing a duel, the ball from the pistol of one of the parties struct a tree and glancing iuto bis eye, destroyed its sight. These rioos operation of removint- Uie wUole ball of tbe eye has now beccuc necessary, aud surgeons here advise tbe resort to Pans MIL KktMosT in Lees. A letter to the New York Herald, says tbat silver ore ot tb most extraordinary richness, has recently 0Q tb Mariposa Grant I have obtained a specimen from the men who discovered it. It is nearly all pure silver, being but slightly mixed with copper. We learu from another source, tbat this silver ore alluded to, contains ninety per cent, of silver, and was found forty feet below tbe surface. The mine is on Col. Fremont's tract. Tbis gentleman will Lave in sixty days on Merced ri'er, seventy-two swamps at work with plenty of permanent water power, and capacity to work one hundred tons of ore a day, worth from twenty to thirty dollars per ton. faaJT" Adams Express employs 3,782 men 1 ,7H4 horses ; it bas J 7 2 agencies, and its messengers travel daily 40,152 wiles on rnilrouJa and steamers, a distance euual to once around tbe globe and two-thirds around it a second Unit.

A young man, near uraymie,

livau county, v killed on day last week y the team ha was driving becoming ightaaed aott; running awayv" He was rowaout ot- the wiijrffo, the wheels ot which passed over his head, inflicting injuries from which be died the ueit day. Nsw Orleans papers have been brought by passengers to Cincinnati over the Mississippi, Tennessee and Kentucky railroads, in three days and 10 hours. A friend of ours recently came from New Orleans over the same route to Bowling Green, in Kentucky, in 70 hours. These arc surprising changes in the time of travelling from the South-western metropolis. . ...tffV. mm While the cities and towns all over the country are introducing street railroads as a substitute for omnibus lines for the transportation of passengers through the cities, it seemi strange that we can't get a track from the Depot of our road to. the river. There is enough paid annually lor drayage and omnibus fares to and from the Depot, to construct the road upon Locust street from the Railroad to the Levee. Nki.ru Cos vkntion. The blacks of New York held a convention at Troy on Monday. Resolutions were adopted which assert the right of negro suffrage, and applaud the action of the last Legislature. Provision is made for a State organization. The Pensacola correspondent of the Mobile News says, u The steam sloop ' Pensacola ' has been launched, is receiving her rigging, and will soon be ready to proceed northward to be fitted with engines.'' This is the first vessel for the navy ever built south of Norfolk i Memphis. When this city subscribed in 1650 for her first railroad stock of $500,000 in the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, she contained a population of 5,282, and her whole taxable property v as valued at $3,000,000. Her now ex ceeds 30,000. and bo : $17,000,000. Theassew regular increase of proper lion and a half per annum ..re omr . . i ... ow a -vei -After giuug aid to four important roads, her corporate debt is $1,827,000, aud her corporate property exceeds her debt by more than $150,000. Maink K i. motion. Returns have been received from eighty additional counties iu Maine, which increase Morrii's majority tu 10,000. The Republicana have elected thirty out of the thirty-one Senators, and three-fourtbi of the Reprtaentatives. DIED. At the residence of his father, in Cyathiaia, lad., en the loth iust.. of Aocwte Uastretes, Mr. Tuosfctox Polls aa, sou of fspt. W. J. aad J. E. Whiting, aged 17 years aud 7 month. There is Joy in Heaven over one siuaer that re -pontctb, aad on earth a man like the persecuting San I of Tarsus, or the prolans Jobu Buuyao, . u ot be converted from tb error of bis ways with, out deeply impression every human mind that lomes to a knowledge of It. Tkorntou was ay sung aaau of good natural sadowmeats. His father, though not a ssssabsr of any church, is frisadly to the christian religion. His mother is a pious and devoted member of .be M. E. Church. I hum ton endured hit short illnsss with ths fortitude of a Christian, aud his expressions evinced unshakeu confidence in a living Redeemer. Althougadead, be yet speak. And lis i (sns( say dear boy Uf taxsn locks aad bright blue sys, His parents' fondest hope aad joy, Tbey early saw him droop and die. Oh, mag will be the night of grief To ssany a heart, with anguish wrung. For him whose days ware all too brief, Ths gents boy that died so youug. A. A. M. LeuisvilU. Ky., and Grajville, 111., please copy.) NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. M JB4TTBB Of MJBsT B B TjtJYCM TO WM KVKBY ONE, WITHOUT EXCEPTION. Mill KK A K1KUAM, at the new Dry Goods Store, 43 Maria street, between First aad Second streets, Evaasville, Ind., ar bow in dally rsodpt of their uew and splendid stork of PALL ABD WINTER DRY GOODS. They ars determined to sell and pleas sll. They request their lair customers and th balance of mankind to pay them a visit, take a view of their gMNjs, satisfy their taste, sad lay Iu their stock for the season. Ths stack consist of a great variety of articles loo numerous to acify. MILLEU A NIEHADfl, Cheap Cash Store, epic 43 Main street, Evaasville. MOZART H ALL. FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 16th, BY BOBTTMBK'S 1851. rWXHB VBKJT BIBLICUL ML and Pantonine, THE WOMEN OF EPHRAIM, o a THK JVDGMEST OF JT.VO SOLoitOK. H v m. Boettner. Music bj John Hitter aad M. VY. Balfe. PRINCIPAL CMABACTKK8. holotuon, King ef Israel ..Owen laha. Judith, of Jerusalem .Jtwal-tiat. Joab, Warrior ....Tubal Kaiu. Zipora. . .- King 11 ram. Abigail King Hadad. Adssiasion .)." cent. The Drama will begin precisely at S o'clook. Doors open at half-past seven. a ara aa b u mm k l mum c'bbW mm - Ja" " ceived and fur sale at epl E. H . COOK A KOM'S. W MAt KKKEL 5u pkgs new Mackerel, ass'd - drums extra (.odnsb . jO boxes No. 1 bcaled Horriug. J list received by 8. BABCOCK mviEsn corn oYtsTKinum votex jl t By ret . rel, fo M ,y pia K. GILBbRT A CO. rBJXHA LARUE HML. B s. K. isALfol r. 9Y J., . reef. aepli No. H HOLE .4 AD HALF No. 1 White FUb for sab 12 .. wTlVHiKn oL-Pl BBia 1 .. J" . r . BJ . r. f..r sab- b H. K niLBRBl' a CO. aTasTl ','K1' UITE Lf.lJy f r sab by 8. h. 01 Ml Kill A Co BZPlHtT TClti'BSTtBB 0 hbla for I by OILBXKT .r t.l .-. -i KBGS, ALL tUZttU b-t sale by fsVW septs 8 K. GILBKBT A CO. laffealB. BOXES HIS DO W GLAUS, ass'd lses. two sepl.' 8. E. GILBEBT J CO. HE. Ii. if I f. -mi WH LR 1IALFBXS fur iale by rt. B. GILBERT A CO. OA RX CUOICB OUT reived and for ss epl W. B. CHEESE just rsby . a. GILBKBT A to Ik. l ilt rj.YDLUf-lun WHOLE HALF, ASIt Ouarter Ue- for sale hue by a. B. OILBBBT A CO.. 'pl - No. 4 Sycamore street. MBIJ.VOH. - J I ST BKCBll'ED, J M an assort meat of Pianos, which for tone snd i-i.litj aa u .1 be excelled u- aay lu.t: u noli - lu the esi To be ditpoeod ST on reasouable t.rm, bjr eeplO J. 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Ac Dry 0o As, lkns, Boots dkoet, Mats, (Mm, Bon net, and iri rf flninW ttM a Vn safWatllii very low for (Mh or No. 1 trade. All Da er who go up the river this Fall will pay more fo - goodt, adding expenses, than they eoatd hare bonght them at in Evaasvills. There being a determination here to sell aa tow as anjr Western city, and onr Slot k of Goods are largo and first-rate tbi season, and getting more so every year. The modci u iuo.it oi uoinir Dusiness seems vo oe 10 --ouy often, and close at home"," thereby saving i me and tmvintr imn nnn rreiht ana insurance. No merchant iu in section of -imntr an gotrp the rlvsr this Fail to t.ny Uood and save aiiytblng thereby. We r mliallr invits the Trade-to c&ll and examine our stock. We hare on tnr fintt floor Dtjr Ooods aad Notiim.H. Our Moeond floor, Boots and Shoeo, etc. Our ' hii d floor. Hats and Caps. Good stocks of eacb, which we will sail tow. Give us a call. aepl5 KEEN 1'REJTON. Vv.VwV.H J.V"T. J liT RECEIVED w ' and air sale 9 bags Neahniock Potatoes. 3'. bags W heat, 4 bbls reatbes, i brood Mares, "jti'A 1 young Bay Horse, goad stepper. ICowandUalt. a All for sale at market value. sepU , KKKN A PRESTON. W1HT BE CK1 VMtl rmm stmmjhkb QW Emma Gmhain Bacon Shoulders & Pk-Vled Pork, consisting of ss 4. , w 1000 Ins clear Sides Bacon, Utm tr.s ribbed do do IWh)Sh)sjari, g j u 4410 Itn Pickled Pork, prime. At KKh INK, CURNICK A CO.'a, sepU 47 Mala street. WBJtfMBTS: 'mJTsMMTM f.'c7 LL AT MM KKSEINE, CUMNICK k OO.'S, and es amine their stock of Baskets, consisting of Willow Uarket Baskets S alr.es. Fancy Basketa, Quite an aasortneut of Reticules, Work Baskets, School Baskets, Ac Imported direct from Prance and Germany. To be sold at a null adraaos oa oaaC m ,.a ' ssylB A full stock of 50 Josea Bed, Mine, and Faacj Buckets, 30 doxtrn assorted size Wash Tubs (tainted, pine, and cedar. 9AXL 10 dosen Talis iu nests, '" diizen Wash Boards pateut, 0 (loieu Cedar Buckets, f rades Covered Backets for sugar ir butter, S dose n setts Measures ll si see, b doeen ass'd Wooden Trays A Bowls, 12 dozen do Brooms Shaken and 1 ancy. At ER8KIKE, CURNICK A CO8, srplf 47 Stsin street. J. H. MAGHEE & CO. IJrA .VOW BKJrni' FOB THMMB BH .VO W BIB Jilt I" t OB 4m FALL TuA.DK, with a stock of Good ev ry iv . 1 want of fe ci'mtrv, and ui ' tL t. to th ii of MKliCli. o their eHnelve stock of DOSTEST C AND IMPORTED . 9 ANt POOTS ANDH0kw, .eMbajV-oui4 tv una very ohsdfA, V... in ite itthunti Ij examine oui stock Usti. ; goin turthsi from r uie, as we will sell Unit cheaper than tiiey can buy g'Jpils elsewhere and -p-i them home. se pi 1 JPO ttX.VT- l ilt: ' TOBK HOI UK Jl bow otxup : by Nr. Lyoa as a Cloth ins Store, adjoining. PoJt-Ofllce, is for rent. Enqnlre of Mr. Keen, ot tbe firm of Keen A Prestcn. sepsty rrr U7 Mas. E. C. LINCK. M7 are authorized to sell the Soi.tb-eaot half ef Lot 17 is ths Original plan of the city, b ! tip that part of said lot adjoining Carpenter's Block on First tn et, at private sale, rheap, and npmt rra - sonttbl, tm ms. - Persena In want of the nioet eligible vacant basiuass location in tbe city, should apply immediately. We wUl sell it entire. r iu parcels of 1 feet in width. seplMw CHANDLER A HYNKe, Agfa. 9 ' MMBttM AT Al'CTIOS. U BBi WM. OXEN We will sell, on baturday morning, Sept 17, at 10 o'clock, at tbe coraer of Main and Tliii d afreets, a very large and good yoke of Work Oaen. cpli II. KELSON A CO. . gTtW MMh' JSB tmcm7tub TsdeuWt signed have just received 50 Settf assorted slzos "Terre Hsute True Hoops, manufactured of the very best timber, warranted equally a good as tbs Ohio Tool Company', aad '2t per -ent. lees iu pr i -e than tbe latter, for sale bv JACOB STBAUB Jt SON, epli 74 Main street, bet. Second d Third W. ArCATLETT & CoJ CORNER OF EIGHTH AND IiOCUST STREETS OPPOSITE THE RAILROAD DEPOT. BBJt lH OfMtJS'MO Jt J .nil. 1 MM GROCKBY, where they will keep k full supply of tbo best r..mily Groceriea, which they will sell at the lowest prices lor cash. Allkiuls of marketing and coautry produoe will putehasetl at tie market prices, or resetted 4n pay for goods. FatuIlU endiiiK' thrfr (frderVto tint store mav be are f having tuem pioiuptly and faithfully fltled. arpi.i V"1 my JMBi Vjml ot 4 boxsa Hecker' Farina, 4 do Cord Rtatrh, 4 dn Ttklian Maccaroni, 4 do do Vermicelli. At Z. H. COOK BON'S. bflt 4 W9)a.yrt u a work - t o attewd JLsTJV TO BO J LI. to stotk in tbe rity and ta work on a small plaee in the vi.inity. To a stood) . indaetrions, and reliant man, wlsa can l-e his own overseer, a ginxt situation will tie given. 9urn re at th- Jm u oiae. ssf IMt ByJLBemojyrjy OTirx. tts or fiiniJd.xw, VAMLKBLR(iU Co.iSS-- Ii Lonlt Blehter, Clerk ot the Vanderburgh Circuit t.omt, aitlnii and"fi.r said County, do heret ri rtlfV tothe Sheriff ot said 0tiint. abat iltrirsari fo l;kle tedat the nesj general ele.-tioii (in tm gtaW or Indiana), to, be held on the x.-cond l iwsdav in t)ctUi , A . D. 19 tt tlie different pl.'n f-i oYTloldnlg- el etious in said Cintity, tif-wit: A Jndge f0r,th Kifteenth JudV-ial Cir.iiit, au Xttoinoy PriWcMliij- for the KlfWnth indi. lal Pitroit, ami a Oaury Commissioner air the Thinl Dtitrict of Vanderliu rs-h Co. z Witstss, my band aud the sal of said Court, at Evansville, this 7th day of j September, A. D. 18fi9. LOUIS RICHTKB. Y-r V. C. C. KSL. By tlrtusof the Certificate of the Clerk nf tbe Vanderburgh Circuit Cosrt, of which tin shove ia a true and full copy, notW 1 herehy givn to tbe qualified voter of aid Cnnnty, that an el etlon will be held at the several precinct in the Townabln of said County, t fill the Ter-anci aNive certified, oc Tuesdsv, the Uth day of October, A. D. iHftti. JOHN 8. OAVITT, . , -r-t-U Jt 6Asry CaaJert.. rk Co MUTCAL PIKK INtfCBANCK "COMPANY, ui YANDKUUl Ki.II COI NTi Kv INSTILL a, Aug. 4, 18 ir,9. ) TE L K VT i B THK A. .VI A L M J election for seven Directors snd a Secretary will be held on MONDAY, Atw. 15, laVJ betweea th huur of 2 and 4 o'eloek P. M., at the office, oa Third treet, adjoinlii); the CreaceutCity Bauk. sug .UH BOUT. KARLY, Mei reUrv. WmOTAHH.t M aale by L US. iBOl POTJ 8H for I S. 8. TIM. Ml SON. fJBsepltwajJ Drugirist, Zt Main afreet. jTj I TES T MEI'K ISES OF ALL KISl'H constantly uu baud at srplM THOMPSON'S Drugstore. XRIFlEtt tl' i i ARS 80 BHLt. HkVEU El from Naw York, aud for sale rheaf ireaab l-y seplfi PBK8TON BBOH. E. A C. R.ULKOAD COMPANY. 1 Pkckbt.vkv'5 Ci rtcK, E' ntvrrl. Set t. 15. I THE ASSI AL JfEfTi ... OF THk $T0( Kboldera Iu this t'oiopany, aud lecf4 - ; 1 reejurs, will be ! -id at the ( .ir -i the City uf Evaastill.', ou Mvi.v'D . i M. proxim . ! etwre 111. hours 10 o'ti.KK A. V., ami 4 P. M. By order of the Bo.ru. pi td J. t MAUI ,t TtCB. TMM JTMBM w: 4. - V 79 WW ,isb b notify lbs puMi net lu it iuc Agent. Charles W. f.aiiR. as wi are not ii ..ii: ! settle siy dett ctmii.e t. bv him Fr"1 " J.'EIL A hK.SNlti!Djr M i.MsY, s.jr-VT, . MLtl 75 bhils Grey , jm0) l.V) bbls fresh Hvdraiilb Cement, 75 bhU Plaster Paris. In alucs and tor sule by epl GEO. E08TEU A CO. up ri ip Stilt! i.-tei.d and f..r suit- b -ej-D. GEO. yoSTEU tt wfTV, MH POBM - SO BBLM rit'Mi.BI our own i ii r i nar, on hand and for sale by GEO. Y "M KK t CO. KM MM, Be. Z; half bbls Whit Kisb, ,W bids and half bbls Herring. Hi-! I and for sale br e. GEO. POSTKH d Co. gWuypF.Kti'm bags Bio Coflee, M m pockets Java, Receivei PRESTON BRu SV.VS9 MTBC1UBBU the entire totk iu iraV of R. s 111 Bl'ON, I bav iv.i removed to tbe ataud formei l ok upied by him , -.u-rs 1 win, id tutor, keep 1. hi4s 9irpl of all kicd of Peed and teds. wbfsB I v ill sell at the lowest possible priest. upl-lm J. c. Dt 9OL0 El

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mJUrT EXfTtTTD n of our partnshmip. Our our expeStati. n thimksto ' nr niHii' rI assonmlsto k of p it, attention f. I ; merit conitnuano) ol your tvor, we tlmk will sure claims upon you. Otir facilities lor pur- ; ehaslng at low prices wrro nvor as gcoit al at present. NINE TEARS' EXPERIENCE at mrcbandixing has enabled us to become ac quainted with some of the Ut houe$ iu the h ad11 tie markets nf t),.. r;,.n .,u.,.. t ally , wswaAivtMn. n . - receiving: supplies from some'of tlietn. e runs BOt "Blow" as mnili ta other I mil-en. whose receipts are tarjelp inerranni by printing. But the pnbiie may depend that in nrir, qualities, and ou.iiititiss,We ''won't be best.6 We ask a trial. "fr6 VICKKBT BROS , 82 Main street, TM mi.l rsvtaa wrrmr received Iter Steiimer I? ... . .. . it..- ....., ment ot O-ods from the East, suitable to the wants of the lamiiiano! Eraasville, consitina in irt of 50U lbs sugar cured, hue flavored Hamloon ft Ribbed t dee Bacon, 4O0 lbs Shoulders prime, :t tierces Extra No. 1 LarJ, 20 box P. A G.s e.-st and German Soaps, 2) boxes star and Gpal Candles, iu gt X bxs. tn boxes Fancy Soa, t! barrels extra No. 1 Lard Oil. 1 harrela Golden Byrup. fThia article U much recommended.) j bags Almonds, Filberts, Pecans, and Brazil Nuts, 3 casks Bor eaux Prunes a tine lot, 2 boxes irenuiue Itallau aud Vermicelli and Maecaront, 3 bids Lovering's Crushed Sugar, :j bbls do Pulverized Sugar. These Sugais are acknowledge 1 by ail in the trade to be the best in the Uaited Statea. . ! ackerel catch of 18-Vj in bbls and V, HK No. l.No.2. and No. 3. Whits Fish In half batrnls, ) bags Rio Coffee, A Gne article of seieWerf Black Tea efjual, if not superior, to any in the city Ac, Ac. N. B. The whole of the above Goods having been bought for CVtsS, we are enabled to offer our old aud new customers any articles they may a--quir at such prices as sill quitu surprise them Call and exaoiiue for yourselves, at , ERSKIKK, CURNICK A CO. S, aepl ffc. ' v hsia 47 Main street. SCANTLIN & STEPHENS Have just received a full supply for their Fall aud Winter Trade, and every description of STOVES, GRATES. TIN WAKE, and KITCHEN CT ENSI LS. Their stock embraces all varieties of COOKING, PARLOR, AND ' KFICE STOVES AND GRATES. with and without mantles, all of tbe newest and -I most an pre' ed pattern. The stock emliracert the greatest variety ever brought to this market. It ha bean stUxled by one of tliw partners in person, from tbe largest stock of the ui;iuufit:turera in Pittshnrg, Cincinnati, ind Louisville, aud has been purchased on terms that will allow the undersigned to sell at the very lowest cssh prices for which such article cau he had in this market. T- Call at tbe sign of the Cooking Stove, No. 13 Maia street, opposite th State Bank, l-tween Wuter ami First streets. epl2-dAw4pi SCANTLIN A STEPHENS. TMM Ileal Jf TB FVBCHASE. Having received a new lot of choice and fancy Groceries, we are now prepared to present to the pnhiu a stock as nearly complete in articles of our line - can be found anywhere, ami our facilities for purchasing and coniierteiHt rniIde ua to ofler onr good at pries as low, if not lower, than can tut bad auywhere viae ta tin market. Onr motto is "Value sgaiust Value," aud how far we have adhered to tbss, may lie aeen by the patronage bestowed upon us hitherto, and It is the interest of the public to patronise an establishment where they get tlie best and tbo most tor their money invested. All we ask is to examlue our stock aud prices ; every information about the ssme will be ch-erfullv given. sepl2 Z. H. COOK A SON. IltK BJV'f. .VO IS" WW AND FOB. SALE 25 boxes extra W. It Cbee( iffi do extia Hambura Cheese. 2u do E. D. Cheese, H do Pine Apple Cheese, 4 hi kiiis extra W. U. Butter. eplX Z. H. COOK A StiN. TM tt A ITT A M Jl J .V ST I It. A UK AD. Yon often hear La. lies remaik tbat tbsy cau al ways be suited at M. RMBICH A CO. 5. Well, tbe reaswu is that tbey keep evrrytuiug in the Dry Goods line, aud aa tbey are diafiosiiig of their stock at reduced prii'es in order to make room for an early fall purvhaee ; tbe attraction is uuesually Urge. Their stock of Hasten is excellent, and ia pri. es cannot Ite excelled. aug4 I fB.nKBKJV MO INK, BOSTOJS , MS WM. tbe largest and best arranged Hotel in the Slew Kngland States ; I centrally located, and easy f access from all th routes of travel. 1 r contain all tb modern improvements. an-t every ronvenieuee tor the comfortaiiiJ arcninii -lati- n ot the traveling public. ThesVeSpiii r. i - Urge and -ell v.-n -tllatsd; the suites of rrx-ms are well arranred, and completelf furnl-lioil tor families, ami lance trael ing parties, aad the house win continue to he kej t as a flrct-clas ln-tel In every respect. epS-ljr- LB WIS KICK, Prop'r. rwyiMoTB hmkd. loo MtimMMLk M choice new timothy seed, just received and f-r sale low to close consignment ept ft-tf K. S. BABCOCK BTAt 'KEREL-tA) WHOLE 4 HALF BULK. WtJL aud kitt just received and for sale by pl2 8. K GILBKRT A CO. J. IVINSON, late Master Mechanic E. A CRailroad. D. CALLAHAN, late Engineer J Machinist do. WM. HUNTINGTON, late Torenian Moulder for Boelker, Klnaman A Co. JOHN IVINSON & CO., KAXiFAcrrREas or STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES AUD Cornrr Lett and Water Street, Emmutmillt, MmBlmmm. Partfcubu- attention given to all nch werk is appertains to RAILROADS, STEAMBOAT. DISTILL BR tFS, MINIM.. SAW, GTID3T, BUG AC ANO MALT Miff - TOBACCO. WINB AND LARD PRESSES, Aud in abort MACHINERY OP EYKBY I I -StJtiPTlON m Also, House V routs,. Window Cap, snd bill, V. nOlator, t. rater, Iitu Bailings, and all kinds of IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. r-aler In teaui and Wafer Oantvs, !tcam Whi. ' Wrought Irou Pip", Gum Belting and rsckim; atUi Eire Brick. t ue.-ia: nttentiot. paid to Jobbing, lUpsir.ua and tobtckssaitaias:. v wassgAarbni BJkBPjvwttVM. V S. TiDTSpVoN, MM en.r.ssor to Dr. f. W. Sawyer, Wholesale and Befall Druggist, No. .1J Main street, Kvansvllle, Ind. aenVJ-Sm Afirs wbtbmbWLS ZS doer a 1 If. can free null (".. Ont-i. ,,, - ' a" Vr" , 1. a d ! Jnst received snd for sale by . fM GEO. FOSTER Af '. WBl'RS'T&lf PLC ID AND LARD OTZ A L- i MM ways on baud for sale very chear bv i V. 8. THOMPSON, Druggist, mjpIi 32 Maia stieet .w. u . - tJMM 3 srt Bw.-B C'OtWP AM TBS 1 aSortmeut of all aires eonstautly ou hand by epic CEO. POSTER A CO. mBF.W MACKEREL W PAQBAGFS, ALL WW sixes and nnml-er new HaeaenM. nr- re ceived and for aale by PBE8T0N UU OS. BToDrifH. looo L PRIME SEW COIM fl fish received and foi sale by epl" PRISTON BROS. My a m i l r MElUVtSBM, WAR E A S TED Ml L-ure, 1 an be bad of N. . THO.M PNIN. t BWRJ.y MBJ." 1 V.ii VBMKLB , of the best article of Bran ever offered foi at In this market, just re!vJ and foi sale by tTlAP Mi' 'OHNrTON 1 , . s Woes aepU MsinatietA. near theHual. I

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I TxTll 1 rfll,i I T Vf VlULlAAXlg "UUOi. M: "ST. lift . SV M ft t: S ft I- IK t'l-'t hijir jr.i'l' : tli W 'Wt .ii comparatively lall anxiuWt, mill SV ' cSKIl -1 nlln.t i xrlliaively to a retail iiisinc in the hirjrer towns and cities alone. Now thin lit,, of Good has become an almost IndtepenvioVnart of the ttoHt of general Dry Goods store from the crowded city ss the cross-road stay yLikqall rhnngos in, trade, however, this on las Bet Ik?u produced extept f,,t the best of reasons. Asnoag these are th great saying ot material by cutting a large tjuantit) ; garment t' . 'TieT fll iMpSrTor work and speed r M ini; man. hm-in muiiufarturisnr the ere ilia of time in waltfi.. Sm onr Murn" at tl ' lor'"--1 he 'm. certainty of . ven tlm tting a ! factory "fit," and abo-e all the wiring of st ow-hulf tlie cot ',f Ute c.triueiit in the jtiVv. I least Foi a uumtw- of years this Itasoulj been a pvri of our general Itey Goods business, bat we have made arraugemrui to dwiote our whole house ex. Ii aively to it alone with sucb lines of Notions and Furnishing SsuswiU bsneosssnry sal desizabl.inthartriHe Belivlng that tb-tnh- imprest ot the trad w ill be to -u-tuin us in tbis enterprise, we v uld ifejpeci fully announce tti.it we m w be on hand utie ol the largest and mt 1i -iral.l stocks of WELL MAPK CLOTHING that war ever off. r. d to the trade of the West. " ' We roapeetfttlly solicit a all frow all cur old friend and the trade generally. We charge not!) ing for sAowia.; oi:r k and awr stara rf yo ov them. We are prepared to sell to all prompt-tun-buyers aa lowjas any bouse in the trade. A liberal dinconnt also made on all rasa sale WM. E. FRENCH A CO.. To No. 20 Masa strar-t. g-lKO. O.V.VT.f v..v. io .w.v wv street, nas now In More and hi constant ! receiving for the Fall and Winter Trade, tbe best stock ever brought to this State or vicinity, of all kinds of HARDWARE suited to the West, and which, having been selected and pntvbssed in par on, from the most extensive Importing lipases and Manufactories of nearly all the Eastern cfties and town, tn addition to several invoices imported directly by him from good manufacturers En Ibh and German be cat:, and will sell as tow as any concern in the West: feelin;; confident thst goods and prices cannot fail to please aad satisfy He would ask the especial attention of Merchai.iManufacturers, Carpenters, Millwrights, Cooper. Cuii.tniths; and al! whovseed any articles vmiallt fout.d in tiii i liu,- Hardware Store wholesale snd retail. '' 7 Without pursuing ueUil. the mention of a f-.v leading HI Hoc- may l-e w. II. viy : Table aud Poeket CnfTery, iti) rs. fltearn. aud Scissor, InclssJiarGso. W-ntenholm A Sm'i jastlv c-K l-rab i 'manutsetore-i; Utir. her' Knives anil SteeJs; Eile.-. ..II kinde ami stV-srof Butcher's and other manufactures; Augers, Chisels, Gouges, Brace snd Ditts, and all Carpenters' and Coopers Tools, from Ubio Tool Comnaay: Barton's, Btah ester, and White's, Buffalo, Manufactories, together With Cook's noted Patent Premium Anger Birts. Al-w Hand, Rippiug. PaiRd, aud Back Saw ; s la-. the various aisee and styles of Mill, Circular, and CroM-Cut Saw, with Tuttle's Patent H..okTootl, Cro.Cn Saw ; large aud small Scales, iu great variety of pattern ; A ni,. I Hatchets for all pJI poses; House BoiMlng Mateiials. All OanueiMtiterials ; Gaiuiere' Implement to almost aay extent ; Meat i titier- and BtaBscs; Ir..u and Woixl Pdssp OnTb,' together with Chaia Pump Fixture., Ames' and ether luakers' .bovoU, Spades, and Crain Bopops; Jack Screws; a tiue assort ment of all kliids -f Brushes; Copper and Iron Eivet ami Bans; Protective WeajH-ut ; Horse, Wrought. Casing, and Finishing Kails, all sizes; a uew an. I excellent assortment of Fishing Tucklins j Paint and Coffee Mills; Cora Miellcrs and MUI.. Agent for Dole, Silver d- Fetch's Premium San Uuuiuier, Ii r I'jiright and Cireukr Saw. GEO. 6. fWjmtTAG, sej-.'i No. 10 Mam tW1 CHARD AGAINST FALL A: WINTER 2 BY CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THK I ft obroR ATKM-Lt-CDAKTEB PEKPETt 1 CASH CAPITAL. 1,000.000 ! ABSOLI TE AM I IMPAIRED. MKT NI RPLI K OF $943,11)1 ta, And tbe prestige of 4yrs. snceevi and experienrs UPWARDS OP $12,000,000 Of lirfei have lieen r''l by the .ft. loeeran Company iu tlie past 40 year. Tbe value of reliable insiininee will be apparent froai the following LOSSES PAID BY THE TNA I I RINO THK PAST riVK TKAB : In Ohio S4:tl,.rifi0fa In Wi. onin I "- i Wi In Keutm l . Mis.-ui i ;l,.'.n i4 Iua A .Minn. ! ,::e, jr, In Micl.igauslM.fW.; l In Indiana... IsIhBSiI In Mm. is .. 44S.:iJ7 41 Ten neaaee .... 7.M 1 1 Kan. A Neb. 1 i,4 " . Ark AO . ttJBjO'J Pei in . V-. . :;!.:. ft; Mi-.-l-ij.pi and Alsl-ants. '.5J.4I2 IK Fire and Inland Navigation Risks acvpte.l at IWaBS consistent with solvevn aud fair profit. Kspe.au f u h:h yireau luturtfter of U WELL I S -. S at, J fotiitntn; for trmtn vf tn rrfart. 3 Thesolbl service '.jag and aiscceesfiUly tried, sod the many advants. h Dm AJtna Insurance Oen.i., ry posaeese- in line ehonld not l-e overtook ed lthose readv t.- insure, ami understanding their interests. During "strintent tim. h ." tbe necessity for reliable Insurance in. - an imperative dnty tb ability ui proerlv owners o sustain tieins. then one li lessened. Agencies in all the piin. ipal cities and towns throughout the Slate. Polici - issued withowt V -lay, by any of the dul j sutborfseA Agents of ths Cosnjaaj. IJCSINKSS TTKNMFI) TO WITH DIS PATCH AND KlDM.H i !l Au.a.v t . iiallih ta. Agent K. A.,., Spt-3nidA ' K TA.n'.. . t o.nro, . 0 F HOPS AND BONESET IT is tbe safent, surest, cheaN.st, and mait relia ble remedv for tin- permanent care of cold'. core us, IIOAUSENkSS, ASTHMA, CBOUP, WHOOPI.NO OCGH, And all affections of tbe Throat and Lungs. It Basing prep-wed npon SiKiitiiic principles), aad frm art ides tiiaf are entirelv egetahle. Tb COMPOCND SYltCI- OF HOPS AND BONKsK.T Is luiinufm. tur. U bv m - m C. PvOTHKM-rsH k SON, Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio, to wavoot all order must be addreseed ; and sold by KKLLKU A WHITE. Druggist Evansville. Indiana, and by Druggists aad Met . i cbaata throughout th c untr'. Jan2olj BIMMOA, I'Ti O.TT. T M M rBOKKMMM tioual onucctioii between Prs. Earoitt. A ' Baird base-eased, by the ithdrawa! . f Or. Baird. : Tbe bills will be adjusted by Dr. KIIRMAN, ht i authorial to collect tlie tBm WBBM. JtMB.ft.4i.yr sr VlKl t vz. MM KIIRMAN baa ae-ocialod with bias ia bis I profession. Dr. Ltd VIZ pronouaxn-d Glavis recently troiu oue of the tieM Gerniau -Medical school. . and who baft bad praciio inaiuruoti as wjjl a Dhvslclan. Tliev can t consulted at th' offi. beret f-r occupied by Dr. Elirniau, at all borr-. WB ALL follow iaSereat in s).is of Tain talk. I And to those who deal fairly, to these we should walk. V..u. ..... ..-I... lii.l.in.. J...1I1 i-liiasiud 111 Nl ' - r.-ti. . yoer dimes to SMITH'S Gallery, (yoa doi.'l ,V)) ( w u , ,, .,rs fl c, , ,itiot from one or the ofeSer. Bat looks jpou .cS a. a friend wad a bvnOiei ; He cares not for -h . i.or puffing, nor Mowing, Mock soireos, or cnmiurt. assuredly knowing That he mak-s Ibr ttasfa, who xives saoat for tb. n people rare nothing abont any errand spsi caMi Now, all who want I ictnres, large ones or smalt, .-lioulj. without more delay, ou Mi . !muhIi call , I Ih-Court llonwr. yaw ki . jnst rn.ftk.-vj, ! Exssaiiis his Pictures -we kn-w bat v.itsanThe beet in the city, mid cannot lai beat ; fw Sklirli or pri.-i .m l b ,, .1 a Ileal, To Ladies and Paiiiilo - lo- leasest In. . I tteal. 11, friends, ds.n't n. . lei 1 It a da"v R-im jsu ri h fi:- . POCKEF FOR SAl I S. E GILBERT A CO. by M ISsLTU o;;.-i DLL Sast ybeap.bs; N. S. 111. s.UJ- tl .1 Ii.-r, L-ru,fcu.i HAL. RECBJX I. JN BIO I ED 9 tad for tale by PRESTO