Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 32, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 September 1859 — Page 2

She onnmL EVANSVILLE, INO. THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER Fur Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit. JOHN PITCHER, of Posey. WM. F. PARRETT, of Warrick. Prosecuting Attorney for the same.. JAMES SHANKLIN', of Vanderburgh. It is generally understood that the coup d'etat of Mayor Wood at the recent byracuse Convention was a great mistake. A correspondent of the Philadelphia rress says: "As a matter of mere policy, it was doubtless the most stupid, as certainly as it was the most suicidal and fatal, blunder that could poaaibly have been committed. So badly was it j lanned and so bunglingly executed, that with the exception of that obstinate, opinionated, crotchety person, Mr. Alvord, of Syracuse, and three other sore heads, (each utterly devoid or influence in his own locality,) the whole seven and twenty Hards, marshalled by Mr. Dickinson and Mr. Croswell, became disgusted, and immediately sought the repose as well as the regularity of the Convention proper. Mr. Dickinson evinced his characteristic shrewdness and tact by making it the peg on which to hang a speech and a letter, and afforded a most desirable opportunity of reinstating himself in the good feelings of his historical opponents; they met him cordially and treated him with magnanimity. Indeed, to the custom-house interest and to those who represent the respectability of the Hards, the knocking down of the tempora ry Chairman, Mr. Stryker, was the greatest godsend they could have possibly had." Our District Fair. This Fair commences October 3d, andjlasts till the 7th. inclusive. The new Fair Grounds have, already, without any Fair, and still in an unfinished condition, proved a decided success. The new-fashioned horse course, in form of a figure 8, and one-half a mile around, has already, for several days, been tried by our fast trotters and pacers and is pronounced by the judges to be the finest track in this part of the country. The grounds are beautifully arranged, very pret tily improved, and admirably adapted to n festival of any kind, but especially to an Agricultural and Mechanical Fair. There is abundance of water for all purposes, steam fire engines and band fire engines included. The most delightful forest shade, and new as all the improvements are, there will be free seats for thousands. A neat cottage for the exclusive use of the ladies, is being Constructed, and ample arrangements are making for confections and refreshments of every neceJeary description daring the Fair. The new Ground are reached from almost every point ot the compass by good roads, and from the number of buggies and carnages daily visiting them already prove the principal point of attraction in the neighborhood of the city. There has never been an enterprise for pleasure and instruction in this county, which has attracted halt' the general interest which these Fair Grounds have done, and when the present improvements are completed, all our people will feel more interest in seeing the Grounds alone, than they ever felt in seeing the old Grounds on an exhibition day. Three miles from town, a slow Railroad train takes you there in six or seven minutes, landing yea on a platform at the entrance gate without fatigue or the annoyance of dust, and when during the Fair a train shall run every hour or every half hour, carrying adults there and back for a quarter and children at half price, thousands will go for the ride and to see the green woods and breath the fresh air, who never attended a Fair before. The St. Loois Evening Newt wants to know why the negro traders, who have been buying up negroes in Jackson county, Missouri, have not been tarred and feathered, and driven out of the State? It says they are abolition izing and overthrowing the domestic Institutions of the State. It inquires : ''What right have they, with their gold, to destroy the "soundness" of our people ou the " goose queation, '" to change the slave holders of the Western counties into Abolitionists, and to transport the chief "Institution" of the State, bodily to the South ? Let the Democratic party look to the matter. '' While the Great Eastern wa on exhibition, prior to her departure for this country, the English visitors cut their initials upon the doors, and stole mementos at such a rate that the directors were obliged to order the closing of the saloon. Tho Providence Journal thinks if she barely escaped being whittled to piece before she left, the captain had better beware of those down-east jack-knives, for a dozen smart Maine whittlers could dispatch six hundred feet of whittling in a very short time. The New York Herald says James Guthrie is the favorite of the Albauy New Vork Regency lor the Presidency. It says: "Douglas is dropped because his money is all apent, and Gntbrie is taken up because the spoilsmen believe he can be bled to the tune of a million of dollars. It is believed he is worth two million?: bat this is doubtIan an exaggeration. He has, however, enough to make a good thing for the butchers of the Regency. It is said he cares not so much for money as for honor ; and if that be so, he is just the man to Buit them. It is for him that Wise has been victimized, and Dickinson soon will be. The latter, notwithstanding the treachery of the Regency to Wise, now gives them his confidence. lie will repent when it is too late, and so will Guthrie by the time the Albany harpies have done with him, nnless he is 8hsxier than tbey are. This is the grand object in hurrying np the appointment of delegates to tiit- L'barlestoa Convention. The Regency want to bleed Guthrie iu the jugular vein. They look upon him as a placer.'' BSjfA, Too New Vork Tribune complains that the apple crop is everywhere a failure in til the regions that send fruit to its market.

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FtnoMl sud i-iissc. The Democracy of Lancaster count; , Penn -the home of the chief-are likely to fenn. tne nomc prove ftbellioM. At a recent county convention, resoulutions laudatory of the Presi-

dent J we re introduced, when George M. Kline, Esq., moved to amend them by substituting a series which were made up al most verbatim from the Cincinnati Platform and Mr. Buchanan a letter ot acceptance. The amendment, after a long struggle, -. n t adopt"!, and the original resolutions carried by a vote of 32 townships to 11. In the debate Mr. Kline's resolutions were denounced as a new tangled doctrine introduced to disturb the harmony of the harmonious. The Republican Convention of Marion county is to meet on Saturday, the 25th inst., for the purpose of nominating a candidate for judge of the Common Pleas Court, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the deatti of ex-Governor David Wallace. Mr. Noah N'oyes, the oldest man in New bury, Mass., cut, this year, twenty-five hundred weight of meadow bay in less than a day. Mr. Noyes was born in 1770, and is consequently, eighty-nine years old. Dr. Philip Van Ness Morr a, of Cambridge, N. Y., a graduate of the class of 1813, at the late commencement at William College, presented his Alma Mater with a donation of ten thousand dollars. A man named Charles Donnelly in a desperate fight with a man named liuiberst, near the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad depot, bit off the lower lip of the latter. Donnelly was immediately arrested The Hon. Abraham Lincoln, of Illinois familiarly known as "Old Abe'' delivered a speech at Indianapolis on Monday nigtit last. It is spoken of as an able effort. Tike Ntwi. A murder was committed near Covington, Miami County, Ohio, on Friday morning last, which occasioned great excitement. The victim and murderer bad just returned from California, the former paying all expenses the latter representing that his father was wealthy and would pay back the money. The crime wa3 committed in order to avoid paying back the money, and also fur the purpose of robbing the deceased of what he had left. Great excitement existed at Piqua. arid there was Ftrong talk of lynching the guilty wretch, who acknowledged the commission of the crime. A woman wife cf a gardener named Davis who lived ner Lebanon, Ohio, being deserted by her husband, purchased a quantity of laudanum, gave one-half to her only ehild, and took the remainder herself. The poison did its work, and when her miserable hovel was visited on Sundav morninp; last, v Of by the neighbor, both the mother and child were found dead. The Doonville Democrat hoists the m int of Joseph A. Wright, U.S. Minister to the Court of Berlin, as the Democratic Candidate for Governor, subject, we presume, to the decision of the State Convention. A terrific storm of rain occurred in Indianapolis, on Sunday night, and at Cincinnati on Monday night. In the latter city considerable damage was done by undermining wa"s, and causing them to tumble down. No lives were lost. The proprietors of the coal mimes at Cannelton and Hawsville have entered into an agreement to charge a uniform price for coal . R. T. Dnrrett has sold his interest in the Louisville Courier to W. G. Overton, who has been connected with tho office as clerk, reporter, and local editor for over 15 year. A Miss Rogers, residing at Red Mills, Ky., on Tuesday evening, while in a fit, fell in the fire and was burned to death. Thomas G. Ladd was drowned in the fails above Louisville on Sunday while fishing. He leaves a wife and two children who acre entirely dependent on him for support. Htkax Fibs Exoixc jit thk Paib. Mr. A. B. Latta, of Cincinnati, telegraphed to John S. Tarkington, Esq., Secretary of the Marion County Agricultural Society on Saturday, that he would be in Indianapolis luriog the present week, ant exhibit one of his Steam Fire Lngines at tin County fair. This is an attraction that ve did not expect to have. Indianapolis Journal. One of the objects of our City Council in expending about $150, for the exhibition of a Steam Fire Engine in our city during the District Fair, was to give additional interest to that occasion, and induce many from a distance to le present, who might otherwise stay away. It seems that Mr. Latta having au axe of his ow n to grind, is exhibitiag the engine at Indianapolis, at the Marion County Fair. Many persons from Terrc Haute and vi cinity, will, doubtless, go to Indianapolis to seethe machine, who would otherwise have visited our city had the engine not been first exhibited at the Capital. Either the good people of Indianapolis are enjoying an unusual sight with them, at our expense, or Mb. Latta is making bis tour more profitable than the one in which he sunk $1500 in one or two weeks. At any rate he has marred what we thought would te a very peculiar feature of our District Fair, utul for which we paid or are to pay our money. BsT,Mr. Joseph HanUun, of Philailelphia, has recently inventni a sleain loilcr. which it is claimed, cannot explode, or at least to such an extent ns to be feared. It id thus described :" Thia boiler, though shaa-d like most others, ig entirely diftVrent in its construction, Leui;: - eoruposjiA ultogelher of cast iron plobef, lo the uuuilier oi about -m. T..se jrliil.e.- are about gig inches in diameter, and have at each end tubes about two or three s , . . , . ---v - .:i. nniie louj;, win n fouiiect one giooe suu tho other. K-v."- W are Klad to hear that the health at Vinct nnes is improving. Chills and other diseases .ire reported as having prevailed this season, at that point, to au unlimited extent.

disease sonieiuir.g un.'-- uvjj iu:i na. made its appearance in Canton, III?. Tb bogs arc : scizvd with .evera vomiting cstIurai lassitude, and lit in a few tok,n. ,, ,

NEW ADVERTISEMENT THE EV A NEVILLE JJJSURANCE COMPANY, (i.'Wu'.i. and Incorpo.aUd in IKK,) TAK STEAMBOAT HULL, AND FLATBOAT RISKS, At Um l 1 ' ninth rates, anJ adjusts losses fairly aud Capital, - - - $250,000 OFFICE On Water street, well kuowu as the Canal nauk. WM. T. PAGE, Secretary. INSURANCE AGENT, Fur the following well know n Companies : Charter Oak Insurance Company, CAPITAL 5300,000 Connecticut Insurance Company, CAPITAL $200,000 Peoria Insurance Company, CAPITAL. .r.oo,ooo Park Insurance Company, CAPITAL $200,000 Lorillard Insurance Company, r a PIT A L saoo.OHO Takes all kinds of risks, aud adjnnts losses promptly. Policies for Lit - Iusnrancu issued iu the Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company, Ut New York. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $lHS,O0O Of which 8100,000 is deposited with th Couip-troll.-r .-t tin- State of New York. sep22-amdlmw MiVRREST OR SALE THE I'ARM KNOWN M a the "Old Whetstone Mom- I :u , .-n the new Petersburg road, three and a lialf nif hut from Evansville, containing Ho acres, W of which are uuder cultivation. There are three never-failing h prints of water; a ood frame dwelling, containintr mx rooajx ; a coiuiuodiourf bam and other build-inn-, all .-f lii au- new and c -nietiieutly arranged. There are also about 00 truit ttwaa, comprising a great variety of Apple, Pear, Peach, I'lutn, Quince, Gberry, (v. Femes and other improve, menu are iu complete order. i'r further particulars, apply tome ou the- premises, or at the store of Vickery It rot hers, 82 Main street, Kvansville. mptn iiailw WM. V1CKKBY. IYAN&YILLE (IAS-LIGHT COMPANY. rnilF. RKtlVLAU ASM "At. MMMftMO Of M the Stockholders iu th- Krausvtllo Uas Light Company, for the purpose of choosisi; three Direc-t-r-to -i rvi- .luring the aaaaaag yar, will 1m- held at the Company's office, on Locust street, bet u the hours of lo A. M. and 4 P. M., ou Monday, the 'Jnth day of October next, hepei td C. G. KEATS', Prea t. u SALE. A SPAN OF Ho USES. A SPAN f intik-g.and a to-hors waswi and harness. The in iwrtv if not disponed of hv private sale br tho j'Hh inst., will be sold at auction. A rare chance for a bargain may be had. Also. Seres of laud, finely t'mb- re.l, situ ated fmr miles (ton the city, on the Mt, Vernou road. Wot tiirtiit i in!i rt,.iion as to tciins, 4c, iniiire at - I J V.MRIOH'8 BRKWKRT. Jhrot SV. .1 SD LAND KO$ SALE OSEOr MM th most beautiful ptsoes abont KTanevRb-, u:h . Iev i so aire pianieu in iniii.ui Tinee, ami re or in eardeu, as the in i m r a'v dcaire ; giMtd well ou thv preini It "'I! bo Ji-n-i at I-n vale sal.-; if not eM i liars th -o'.'.i of th month, the itbnre property siii! b: pul np at auction and oll to tiie Inchest MM--r. l.-rnii niW.e K on tb- .lav of sale. PHIL. KLONICliER. Stringtowii, I lid., Sept. J-ld fMVtl"SSBS iND ABDOMINAL f PPOkTEUS. M A great variety, and of the moat ap revet styles, which aro worn with groat comfort. The Supporters have no steel springs, yet are perfectly el iHtic, with shape and pressure graduated to suit the case required, for sale at IT MaJn street, espttl W .ll P. STODDARD. KriNRD BrOAMS, TOE SALE .T12VI lh, received this day per steamer : 5 hhU cruslied sugars, double refined. 3 do powder'd do do do n do coffer ilo ilo do 2 do grannlat'd d do da At Uep'--.'l Z. U. C(K)K i BOX'S. 700 B& ft B it ODTUSH. 10 kitts N w Mackerel. t") boxiw New Herring, Just received at sep22 X. II. COOK SON'S. Mm)'R MATS r. MVD.&) DOZEN ASS'tRTJLM7 ed DtKir Mats, for sale loar by sept n z. n. COOK A 80S. i.i 1 1 s : i;. t o.v MM OjaM lbs Oinglev surar -cured Hams. 1 1,000 lbs prime Shoublers 1,000 lbs do clear sides. SUO Ins choice Leaf Lard, for sale at sep22 Z. H. COOK SON'.". 40 boxes $ar ca n dl es. in do itnal de do Hamburgh Cheese. 2odo V. K. do 10 ilo Pine AJMDtf do Reefired per steaaner Castle Garden, by ept22 Z. H. COOK A SON. JT-s.t Y SOAPS.- -A CHOICE ASSUKTMEST M for nale at sep22l Z. fl. t'tioK .1 SON'S. W ANTED, IMMEIHATELY.SIX COOP WW Ciatt, and six good Paut Makers, to go to Paiiucah, Ky. Good wages given. W .C. GBAVKS, eepgg-tt Merchant Tajlor, Padueah, K mm 1 1: fiiu ft 1 1 d. tax ota uienun MM rxpUeiv Ruining Fluid is mnde and add by N. S. THOMPSON, sep22 Sncceasor to F. W. Sawyer "w AMPS. t VAL OIL, RVRNINtJtgFL UFD MJ ami Lard Oil Lamps, of all kinds, constantly ou hand at d lor lot sale cheap, by IS. S. THOMPSON, sept 22 Druggbt. mm in i t a ti rs- ch fa m 7tmam mymJLTat MM s.-pt28 N.S THOMPSON'S Drag Store. BOXAS U "li' GtASS, ABORTED mm9J sizes and the beet make, f -i sale at reduced prtces, by N S. THOMPSON, sept22 Druggist. mi.t mini. Jt'ST received perbtkamWM. er Castle liar. leu, su excellent quality of Alcohoi, at v THQMi'SO.N'a Drug store. "Mi 'Ut T. I . TUEL'Nl'l l. li. I I)7bM1NG 9 W .-nt tor the proprietors of all the most populai I'ateiit -Me.li, nine, can warrant all sold at his store lo ! genuine. A large supply alwsys on hand aud for sale at manufacturers ' prices. K. S. THOMPSON. Drngglsf, Sejitri Main street. MMlUi- CAGES, SEED, AND GLASSES, F0M ' seW JEM sale at the Drug Store, 17 Mum street MT THIS SEASON F THE YEAR. H 'It F.N O B eoMs are so prevalent, a neglected conch mav le ol lo tie- C.-lislllllpli. U. (io III tlllie t the Drug Store, 17 Main street, and get a ltlle of Cherry Itala.tiu ioi 'l. cents, ami on will surely get re1 t 8pr2,J a . ii. m i-on iu... .a. n. saiiin M !(S ilH y S lBfirt s (inural Insuranee. Kcul Estate, A Nil Collecting Agents, ESVsSVXijsvjlIIo, Ind MM I f AJVII i MM of all descripti si: 1. 1, in: A l. KMTATti ions Rent Houses, Secure and Coll: -.1 Claiuis, ai..l Pay Taxes. 1 a W'ill insure, against loss or damage by firs, Build-in.;-. M.-r.-h.in l.se. r.-rsoual Pr.-p. i ty, and the perils of inland navigation : also, the lives of indnnl vmlaagawist the dangers and undents ol tr.tvM, in the folloiMii i .-liable Coiii;mi. s : i ndianapobs I n -suran ii'ituy . Ruing Su .i iusuraiioe CouipH'. y . Eagle Insurauce Conn au of Clneinii.-tti ; Ohio Life lassanatira Couipauy, r.-iinun. ut office in F W' new building. second floor ; for the tn-esetit in Posev's BUwk. i---: f Ki soTTO.Y 1 l.VS 1.V RATTlSo - V 7.. bat'" aseoi ul Nn.s i ' 1 1 .11 Yarn. 1 ' 'i0 bal - No. I Note 1 n.tttluA. ia ,V) hdls. Colfoi, f H?ue -j'. bags 1 andle Wiclt. Ill tab-s t'arrN-f Ch...n Vt IILKI TA. A'UKJl,-?. w , ,,; uat:-a si LSSbTo .-.'c - Le-iit oil ban. I ua isil .1 .. 1 e.u '-r wrnr. AC riEII A M rtlOhNIER, aept21 Ju Main ttKct.

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M AIM1KS MJ -U . .: noii ti that I am irolnc to nav marked attention to the manufacture of Ladle', MImm-s , anil Children s Stints of all kiuds. In cases of emergency, ladles run have shoes ma'fe within four hours notice 1 1 any oue doubt the fart, let them try it. Gentlemen will please call and see the handsome - - " tinw making. WANTED Immediately, U-u or tnelve journeyman, for men's ana wommi'i work. zosd Tho highest wages will b paid iu cash. ptl JOHN II ASCII, N. 8 Second si. TO MERCHANTS AND MILLINERS ! ! CIXCIXXA tTsilk house. W. P. DEVOUT R0CKW00D, No. 8 3 PEARL STREET, Wholesale dealors in Bonnets, Flowers, SHAWLS. CLOAKS, DRESS TRIMMINGS. HOOP SKIRTS, LACE EMBROIDERIES, WHITE GOODS, GLOVES. Ac. Ota. GaiAT IsaccsaTSNTt offered to CASH and SHoRT-TIME nt YFRS. septet w. j. mmwl Mmemwoon. nVMLDIJSrt AM A TBB MJM I.. MM SjOOO lights fcX 10 window sash. '2.500 " 10X12 2,000 " 9X12 M " 1,500 4 10X14 " 1,.VK 10X15 M 100 pannel Doors, assortod. 250 btxes assorted Window Glass. Jo) kaca " Nails. Just received aud for sale by ept21 WHEELER A RIGGS. OFT HA TS.'ALL THE L A TEST AND MOST 9 approved styles, of ail colors, shades and quality, for men and boys, at 30 Main street, septal VAUTIKRA MAKCONNIKR. W A DIES' U1VISO HATS MADE TO ORDER MJ according to taste, on the shortest notice. VALT1KR4 MARCnNXIER, sept'Jt 3d Maiu street. TKJ 8 ! TEA 8 ! !-MJMMILMK8 VJtJS' get a superior article of garden growth Teas, intended expressly for connatsseara, at the lrug Store, 17 Main street. AV. H. P. STODDARD. jr iNKKi mti.y aw j i.t.o. v on MJ barrel, at the lowest market price, at sept -1 W. II. P. HTOUDARD'S. vmjv'mj4i Jri villi, MMMk Coal Oil Lamps am Chitnneva, at e,.ui W. II P. STODDARD'S. mTJj,ish7 two tiOOB jjs'n WW experienced Brick-Layei s can obtain steady employment until Christmas, by applyi ng at this office. seJil-lw jTIAPS! CAPS.' CTIrB fJVST RECEIVED, Ws' f i tn the ae.st fafchi--liable i, nd let manufacturer, the largest and best stock of Caps, for men, boys, and infants, ever oened iu this city. Drop in and for yours.-lf, at :i'i Main street. septl7 VAUTIER A MARCONNIKU. V I JTUMIKS.19 'i-" boxes Piine Cheeee. .'si Summer Mould Candles. SO Cincinnati Palm Simp. 2.1 " Chemical Frasive " isl Butler's Writing Fluid. Sd.") gross Bonnet Boards. In store and for sale by sept 21 WHKKLKU A BIGGS. I. Si: l it . 10 Hit I S. aUMfa seed Oil, for sale hv sept aeptSl WHEELER A KIGGS. 1 ll.Tll.y'ls TUATUU-S BALM. Notice is horeby given that I will sell at public unction, on Wednesday, October 12th, 18..9, at the Auction 1 looms of H. Nelson A Co., in Evansville, all the personal property ol John U. Iivu'..htH, I.e.. -1, consisting of one small orjf-ati clarinets, piano Covers, and miscellaneous tuna real apparatus. A credit of six months will be giv u cm al'. sums over three dohaia, th i parchaser giving his note with ajprOVSsi stir-tv, wslvln viiltmfrnu and aprais.uieiit laws. JOHN W. FOSTER, septUl-tf Adintdistratwr. W. H. P. STObDARDr fr T MM MLB MUTA MIiMHMK It DRUG STORE, So. 17 Maiu street, coo fluj s us kt -p on haails a full .'.ml oinploO supply ot Mr-llr:. s, Paiats. Oils. Varnishe-, (. s- , Rrashes, Pt-rftiiaerj , Lamps, Burning i luUe, Ac. Which he aelVi at aa low a figure as any house in th city. Also, a larue itd varied asaertmei.t of AMMMOTTTM STOCK, CAMERAS, CASES, A V CHEMICALS, In fact, evenrthlng appertaining tn thwart. Orders promptly attended to, and forwarded I y steamboat or Express to any part of the country, agprjo JAMsW HASKLIK UlAMPKI W. HABD1S. SHANKLIN & HARDIN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, EVAH8VILLE, ISO. Mil LAW. MKAL ti STATU. A.Vf) wM Notarial business entrusted to them will receive prompt and careful attention. Especial attention will be given to the Collection of Claims in the following towua, tIc. Evaasvitle, Henderson, Mt. Vernou. Boonville, Neu burgh. Uockport, Canneltoa, Princeton, Vincetines, Washington, Dover, and Peterslairgh, and lo the cotintiea iu which said towns are located. OEFICR Third street, adjoiuing the Court House. septg'-lyd m:u TIMOTMV MM MM -10 0 V w bushels j.t received and for sale low by asaiaa j. c prjaorciiKT G-oods At OAKLEY'S. W OAHI.K t sT M O.V, .'. 0 JT0M TM JFa First iitroet, are inn-eiptef a large stork of OarSMrta, Floor Table, aud Stair Oil Clotba ; Window Shades, tair Rods, Cotton, Linen, Woolen, aud Silk Damasks; Kugs. Mats, Bleached and Browu Muslin, i ott.-n and Woolen Flannels, Cottou am Liuen Sheetings all grades and sixes of Rlaukets. all ..untitles nf Shawls, Knitting Yarn, aud Cotton Uosiery aioi Gloves, i.sxnets. Caseimeres, t lutliS, Lhtldren s i'laids, Meriuoea, Ladies' Dress ;"ds, Silks, DeBerages, plain and Figureil Deliaines, Jaconet and Swiss Maslins, Embroidery and Embioidered Collara. Wovlaa Goods, all shade's ol' Worste.1 and Cheneal Calicoes, Gingham, Urnbreluts lot Gents. Ladies, aud Miases; I; ; . noop Skirts, Ae., which are of)-red Kr ossh at reasonat.le prices and one price to all. We also have on hand a large amount of Pork. Lard, Molasaes. and Whisky Coperaga. Orders filled at short aotioe and lowpricee. aef19-lm E XT MA HJI.K Ol HI. II TIH I. OIL PAINTINGS IN ELEGANT s B A M ES. The undersigned Mill sell, on Tuesday evening next, SMh lust., at war store, corner f Main and Third strvets, a lli- coll.ttion of Oil Paintings. -The sale will be peremptory and with. -ut limit, to meet atl sauces All who desire to ornament their homes with beautiful Works of art, at their own prices, may never have a better opportunity. The Pictures vili be en exhibition, and we invite the Ladies to call ou Tuesday afternoou, aud be present at the sale in the evcuing. seplS If. NELSON A CO.. Ancfrs. CkKSOkXT city gallkry WE ALL follow interest in spite of vain talk, And to those who deal fairly, to them we kbould walk, Itow, you who want Pictures, both cheap and Mistrate, Bring your dim. s t SMITH'S Gallery, (yon don't have to wait). He fears uo competition from one- or the other, Rut looks uih.Ii each as a friend and a brother, He cares not for -h- w, iir uflintj, nor blowing, .'lin k soirees, or gammon, assuredly knowing That he makes the trade, who gives most fur the , cash ; The people car- nothing about any grand splash. Now, idl who want Pictures, large ones or small, Should, without utore delay , on Mr. Smith call ; The Court House, you know, just over the way, Examine his Pictures we kn what you'll any--The best iu the city, acsas'aauot be ls-wl In finish or price aud by way of a treat, To Ladies and Families he lessens bis jay Come along, fri.-nds, don't neglect it a day. seplb-Am TOhACCO A SO CIGARS.ISO boxes Virginia Tobacco, assorted. Rntuds lbs, '4s, b's, ami 8, lunij.. list caddies choice Che iuir ' lgt,tssi Imported (ierniaaand Havana Cigars. I BttjMIM Half-Spanish Cigars. For sale by septal W II KELER A RIGGS. CI 77 FRY -"DUBCT 1MI'-, 7Vi floN.''.Iiist received, direct from Sbeflteld, Euglun I, I aa iatie ami rocket tutlery, newest imtterus. A two. 3D gross Tea and Table Spoons. firueers aud Country Merchants ill please . nasi examine oiir stoc-n of Hard ware i.ud Cutb-M. JAliR8TRCI AON, yawl 74 Main st., bet. Second udlsU. WM ATS t MATS? HATS! FALL BTVLE A .2 ; 1 ) os. ef all taed tferent i at tier us worn, Uow tui ly, so that every oue may rely on gvttirg rTtactly what will rfeASci or sort :1a. Hats of snv Use red rnape usade to order, warranted to at rcomfotttldy as an v soft hat, at .'') Main street. VM VAI'TIEB A MARCONNIEH.

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JPtll StOOlJL. Mt hai-e: j ist bmcbkwmu onr Fall sirs of rorelcn and Domwt I r floods, Notions, rferds. Show, lists, Ops. ft i ut ts, and Millinery Goods, which ws are. selling , 'ty low for Cash or No. 1 trade. All Dealers who . gu :r the ri r this Fall will pay more for goods, add. hi; expslises, than they could have bought tli- in at iu E-.ms ii'.e. There be In ir a th-terniioa-tion tie r to -u is low as any Western ritv, aiid our stocks of Giww's are large sud first-rat this soasou, and getting mora so every year. The modern mode of doing business seems to ho to 'buy often, and ehee at horn-," thereby saving time and t aud tasuranee. No merchant In this auction of country can go np the river this Fall to buy Goods aad save anything thereby. We cordially invito the Trade to call aud examine onr stock. Ws have oa our first floor Dry Gos!s and Notions. Our second floor, Boots and Shoes, Jr. Our third floor. Hats and Caps. Good stocks of each, which we will sell low. Give us a call. seplo KKKS sr PRESTON. M10,1ftti.VJMMiJ)TM. JUST WS an and for sale '.' lijH Neshanook Ptattts, 3V hags Wheat, 4 hbls PeachM, 2 brood Mares, 1 young Bay Horse, goad stepper. 1 Cow and Calf. All for sale at market valns. spl5 K.KKX & PRESTON. wi st mmcMMwmm a mm wnuummm elsV Km ma Graham Bacon Shoulders Jk Pickled Pork, i of 1000 Ibe clear Sides Bacon, Uiio Irvs ribbed do do, S00 the Shoulder, 40O Pickled Fork, prime. At Lli-KIM.. CL'UNICK CO.'S, sep!5 47 Maiu street. It A8KET8! BJHMKTS .'-CALL AT LKSklNK, CL'UNICK A CO.'S, and exaiuiu their stock of Baskete, comtiatiDg of Willow Market baskets :i sizes. Fancy llasketo, Quite an assortment of Reticules, Work Baskets, School Baskets, Sc. Imported direct from France and Germany. To be sold at a small advance on cost. sepl5 WOOitJi.S'J.SU U'ii.J. V IS" WUIMM. A lull stock of riO duzea Red, Blue, aad Fancy Buckets, 20 dozea assorted size Wash Tubs painted, pine, and cedar. 10 docea Tubs in nests, 20 dozen Wash Boards patent, dozen Cedar Bucket, & racks Covered Buckets for sugar or butter, 5 do- q setts Measures all sixes, f dozen ass'd Wooden Trays A Bowls, I if doxsn do Brooms Shakers aud Fancv. At KRSIt INK, CIKMCK Jt CO.'S seplR 47 Main street. J. H. MA GHEE & CO. M HF. .' W It HA II 1 FOR TBiiiB MM. FALL TRADE, with a stock of ;.!- every way suited to (he wants of the country, and invite the atteution of MERCHANTS to their extensive stock of DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED DRT GOODS AND BOOTS AND SHOES, which is very complete and very cheap. We invite Merchants to examine our stock before going further from home, as we w ill sell them ch aper thau they ran buy goods elsewhere and get them home. sepl4 It J? JVT - Tli Mi STOMMi MM VBti uowiiccopled by Mr. I.vou as a Clothing Store, adji iniug Post Office, is for rent. Enquire of Mr. Keen, of the firm of Keen A Preston, seplo Mas. K. C. LINCK. MOR sai.m: AT J mJm4jaij:- wb M aro authorized to sell tliv - nth -east h4f wf Lot 27 in the Original plan of the city, being that part of said lot adjoining Carienter's Block on First strtet, at private sale, ceap, and upon rraMawS terms. Perseus in want of the most eligible vacant buaiucss ligation iu the city, alien! 1 apply immediately. We w ill sell it entire, or iu parla of 16 feet in width. sepl i-lw CHANDLER A 1IYNKS, Agts. ,1 W B Mi OV LAMVE U MBB OXKN AT AUCTION. We will sell, on Saturday moruing, Sept. 17, at in o'clock, at tho corner of Main aud Third at-eets, a very large and good yoke of Work Oxen. eap'lo H. NELSON A CA. etl KKS .t ! TlCi. THE I N,-ER-sigaed have inst tecs-ired 0O m-tt assorted aiaoa "Terra Haute Tt-.s.; li ) -j s, aannfsctnid of the very Issit tlrnvr, Wartauled equilly as gocd aa tlio Ohio Tool C'wpuuy's, and 2A r-r n, : w. iu ti.vii intu ins isiie; . , . i . . . a ' . Vol aalo t v jawb .strau!; soy, M!n strj et, U' Sno nsi A Th rd. W. A. CAT LETT & C0M OORNKfl OF EIGnTII AND LOCUST HTliBnTS OP1MBITB THK RAILROAD DEPOT. m ma i -r ort jenn a fjj.it r r JTJK GROORRV. where they will keep a full surplv of the bast Family GrooerU-s, wiilck they will t! at th lowest prices f.-r cash. Ail kinds of marketing and coantry produce will he purchased at t!.e : i-ct prices, or reveived In pay for anla. Families sending their orders to this store Biay I sure of having them promptly ,mj faithfully flilod. seplS iWjWM Jh AMMMWAJ e W 4 boxes) Hecker's Farina, 4 do Corn Starch, 4 do Italian Maccaroai, 4 do do Vermicelli. At -t'l- Z. U.COOK if SON'S. M? I.AfTIO.- a OTit n. tk or IndiMj aha, VAXDaam kob Co., as. I, Louis Rxhter, Clerk, of the Vanderburgh Circuit Conrt, within and for eaid County, do hereby certify to the Sheriff of aai-1 C unity, what Officers ale to be elected at the next gen ral elect io i On the State nf Indiana), to be held on the second Tuesday iti . t-d.r. A. D. lo9, at the diffure'it places of holding elections in said C lenty, to-w t : A Judge for the Kiftoeuth Judicial r- uit, ai Attorney Prosecuting for the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, and a County Ccmraissionrr tor thu Thir 1 District of Vanderburgh Co. r , WlTNEse, my hand and the seal A said ) Court, at Evansville, tbls 7th day or ) Septemlier, A. D. IMaX LOUIS RICHTER, Cirri V. 0. c. SR At.. T.j iria of th- Certificate of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, of which the above is a true si lull copy, notice 1 hereby giveu to the qualified voters of said County, that sn election will I bo held at the several precincts iu the To nships . T said ( otiiUy, te fill the vacancies above certified, on Tnclav, tlie lith day of Ortolmr, A. I. K9. JOHN S. GAVITT, SepS-l."tdw2t Slwrif of ,urrbtrH Go. MUTI AL FIRE INsCdtANcTT OuatfAN if", tF YAHDF.RRI IBOH COl'NTY, V KvNsviLi.r. Ang. 4. 1S5.9. J JLBVTtM JT.TMB A.VsVfAZ. J election for seven Directors and a Secretary Will hi' held on MONDAY. Aug. 13, ls5fJ, between the hours of -J and t o'clock P. If., at the of Ice, on Third street, adjoining the Crescent City Rj.lik. aug'.-lot KoBT. EARLY. Bacretary. 'WM" I Asll .' -s;n LbS. liooO FoTAStl FoU MT sale by N. S. THOMPSON, sepl Dmggikt, :;2 Main street. ATEST MEDICI SES OF ALL RINDS M ci Lsuntlv ou hand at seplfi THOMPSON'S Drugstore. MyLARlFIED SVGARSCn BRLS. RECEIVED MS from New York, and for sale cheap for cash by seplfi PRESTON BROS. sr. 1 t. 15. Sti'irriKt' Orricc, Evansville, Sei T ANMAL M LET I SO OF THE sTOCK-bc-ldcrn in this Company, and election of Di rectors, will be held at the Curt Bassse, in the City or Evansville, ou M-'NDAV, tVtolwr .'J, proximo, between the hours ol IU o'clock A. M., and 4 P. M. By order of the Board, oepl'i-td J. E. MARTIN, Sec'r. I llil MUBBL EAR JB.wJw.r ceived and for sale at I OBJV REaepl 30 Z. H HXS. cflolCE R . M COOK A SON'S. BBBBBM just rereivad and (or sa.e by Sep!?. S. E. GILBERT A CO. Am ' -A Mil .ES- loo WHiG.E, Uuarter bc-Xeakr sale Ji.tr bv HALF, AND E. GILBERT A CO., trcet. a. pi 2 N'o. 4 Sycamore WBIAJ'OS. JVtiT BKi'BMWBB, A M floe assortment of Pianos, which for tone and quality cannot be excelled by any instruments i-i the west To be disp.vmd of on teasonabte terms, by seplt) J. HEALY. m At ATT MM 0JF ' MAtMM MTAJYVM TM 0YM EVERY ONE, WITHOUT EXCEPTION. MILLER A NIEHAUS, st the new Dry Goods Store, ti Msin street, betweeu First and Second streets, Evansviile, Ind., are now in daily receipt of their new and splendid stock of I ALL AND W INTER DRY GOODS. They are d-term: u.-d to sell and please all. T hey request tn. ir Mir customers and the balance of oaiikii d to pi4y tin ni a visit, take a view of their . rarisiy tn ir taste, ami lav iu tlo-.r stock lor the season. The stock consisu of a gr.sit vai ii-tv of articles too numerous to Specify MILLER A S1EHADS, Cheap Cusri Store. P'5 Mala strssjt, KvnnsvRle. H. MURS1NNA7 AROHITHOT, OFFICE ON THlni) STREEfTBETE M VISE AND LIVI3I0N. r i !a.i. 8p.-iiTs.,0. us. Dot.! Drawiie, Ac., of rnblirmnd rrlrati DuiMings prepased on reasonable UriM, sp) 19 rn

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'i: "KJi n hJh ju!t Mi Knur ; since the formation of onr partnership. Our txade has increased boyotid our expectation. We tadr to rersjni our sincere thauks to our nurac roos patrons aud if a weii assorted stoc k of goods, I low prices, and atrict atteutiou to busiueas, w ill u: rit a contluuaace of your favors, we think we will have claims uoo you. Our facilities for purchasing at low prices were uever as good as at present. NINE YEARS' EXPERIENCE at merchandizing has enabled us to become acquainted with some of the btt kutues iu the loading markets of the Union, and we are almost daily receding supplies from some ef them. We may not "blow" as much as other houses, whose rncipts are largtly increased bg printing But the public may depend that iu prirti, qualities, and quantities, we "won't be beat' We ask a trial. -! "-at-KY BROS.. J M.ain street. POB M rect THK FALL T HA It V.. -JL'tiT received jer steamer Hastings, a fine assortnie, 01 w ooa irom tlie Ksst, suitable to the wants "s samnies 01 cvsusville, consisting in part of .Va lbs augar cured, fine flavored Hams. 1000 If s Rildied Sides Bacon, 4t.O lbs Shoulders prime, 3 tierces Extra No. 1 Lard, ?o boxes P. A G.'s beat and German Soaps, boxes Star and Opal Candles, . : , 1 .- v ' bxa. 1M 1 d w iii.-- w aucy -..i.cps, t barrels extra No. 1 Lard Oil, 'i barrels Golden Syrup. This article i much recomme tided, 5 bags Almouds, Eilbeits, Pecans, aad Brazil Nuts, S casks Dor eaux Prnues a fine lot, 2 boxes genuine Italian and Vermicelli and Maccaroni, 3 bids Loveriug's Crushed Sugar, 3 bbls do Pulveri7.nl Sugar. Thfe Sugars are acknowledged by all in the trade to be the I, in the I nited States. Mackerel catch ofl&VJ in bbls and bbls, No. 1, So. 2, and No. a. White Fish iu half burrela, 20 ttags Rio Coffee, A flue article of lettd Black Tea-equal, If not superior, to any in the trlty Ac., Ac. N. B. The allele ol "the above ;ods 1. . v been bonght tor CaA, we are enabled to offer oui old and new customers any articles they may require at such prices as will quite surprise them. Call aud examine tor yourselves, at ERSKINE, CI RN1CK A CO.'S, sepl -17 Main street. 0OW is TMM BIB CHASE. Having tiJBM TB M I'RUi z received a new lot of choice and fancy Groceries, we are now prepared to present to the public a stock as nearly complete- in articles nf our line as can be found anywhere, and our facilities tor purchasing and connections enable us to otter onr goods at prices as few, if not lower, thau can be had auywhero elae iu this market. Our motto is "Value against Value," and how far e have adhered to this, may lie Kesn by the patronage bestowed upon us hitherto, and it is tho interest of the public to patronize an establishment where they get the best aud the most tor their money invested. All we ask is to examine our stock aud prices ; every information about Mas same will be ch ei fully given, seplt Z. H. COOK A ROM. WWWB BA WM wVW Mr JV UTVME WW AND FOR HALE 23 boxes extra W. R. Cheeee, 20 do extra Hamburg Cheese, 20 do E. D. Cheese, t do Pine Apple Cheese, 4 firkins extra W. R. Butter, tepli Z. II. COOK ft SON. T HB LETT LB ALA JS RTMLL AHEAD. You often hear Ladies rvuiark that they ran always be suited at S. KM It I li ft CO.'S. Well, the reason is that they keep everything in the PryGoods line, and as they are disposing of their stock at reduced prices in order to make room for an early fail purchase ; the attraction is unusually large. Their stock of Shoes is excellent, md in prices cannot be excelled. aug-t 8 TO V ES SCANTL1N & STEPHENS Hav jnat received a full supply for their Fall and Wiater Trade, and every description of STOVES, GRATES. TIN WARE, and KITCHEN UTENSILS. Their stock embraces all varieties of COOKING, PARLOK, AND OFFICE STOVES AND GRATES, with and without untitle, all of the newest and moat appre-ed patterns. The stock embraces the greatest variety ever brought to this uiarket. It has been selected by one of the partners iu person, from the largest stocks of the manufacturers in Pittsburg, Cincinnati, and Louisville, and has been purcbaeed on terms that will allow the uiidersigu-d to sell at the very fewest cash prices for which such articles can be had in this market. AW Call at the sign of the Cooking Stove, No. 13 Main street, opposite the State Bank, between Watsr and First streets. sepl2-dftw3an gCANTUN A STEPHEN I jBAIKMICmW 7 MMVHB, BMSTOJS', MH OfM the largest and best arranged Hotel in the New Knghuid States; is centrally located, and easy f access from all the routes of travel. 1 1 contains all the modern improvements, andevery convenience tor the comfort and accommodation of the traveling public. The sleeping ro 'ms are large and well ventilated ; the suites ot rooms are well arranged, aud completely furnished for families, and large traveling parties, and tho bouse will continue to lie kept as a first-class hotel in every respect. sepn-ly LEWIS RICK, Prop'r. TiJBMTM'W HKEII. 1O0 HI stir. I S choice new timothy seed, just received and for salt- low to close consignment, apt 8-tf K.I. BABCOCK. jWMA ( ,KER E. 40 WHOLE'a HALF BBLS. OyfM and kitts just received and for aale bv sepl2 i. E. GILBERT ft CO. J. IV1NS0N, late Master Mechanic E. ft C. Railroad. D. ('ALLAH AN, late Engineer A- Machinist do. WM. HUNT1NUTON, late Foreman Moubierfor Boelker, E lusman ft Co. JOHN IVINSON & CO., MAM'FACTURERS OF STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES AND IB O X XL JEJ JEL JB 2 Comer fact and Water Streets, Eranstllle, . Indian. Particular atteutiou givcu to all such work as appertains to E.I ILROA DS, STEA MR0 A TS, DISTILL FRIES, MIXING, SAW, GItlST. St GAT.. ASD MALT MILLS; ToLACCo. WINE AND LARD PRESSES, And in short MACHINERY OE EVERY DESCRIPTION. Also, House Fronts,, Window Caps, am Sills, Ventilators, Urates, Iron Railings, and all kinds of IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. Dealers in Steam and Water Gaug.-s, Steam Whistles, Wrought Iron Pipes, Gum Belting and Packing and Fire Brick. MM' Especial attention paid to Jobbing, Reaiiriug aad Blackeajituing. aug-4-Oin Ji TFa.lO MAV EMBSH A Ship Stun recoived and for safe by aepl GEO FOSTER dr CO. KSH PORR 30 BBl.S f iVBI.E II M. own curing, GEO ou bam! for sale by FOSTER A CO. WOMHITE El KM. sYr.MW 2j hair hbls Whits Fish, JO bbls and half bbls Barrio-. Received aud for sale by eplO GEO. FOSTRR .1 CO. MVOFFEE-MO bags Rio olTcc, Wis 80 iMKkets Java. Received ami for sale by PRESTON BROS. Ti(M. IU I'M.y'tJ ri MVMAHMtll st.s k in trade of R. 8. KI STON, the i-utir. ! I have removed to the stand formerly occupied by biui, where I will, in future, keep on hau'd a cood suyply of all kir.ds of Feed aud Seeds, which I will sell at the fewest possible prices. sepic-lm J. C. DI SOCC ET If J.VTAO-d; .flAJV TO MIO JUL . and t work tn a sma'i p'.aos In the vicinity. To a steady, industrious, and reliable man, v!.hu swi uf.rs.-sr, a good situation will la- gives!. Enquire at 'he JotnasL oflles. sepl-dftw MP HI LORES' a EANCY HiTh.'A 'stock Jut tpeued. at .1'.) Main street. mam VAI'TIEB AMARCONNIEK.

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AMERICAN Wholesale Clothing House. t'EAIIS AliO, TBE WM OM.K CkXhiug trftwe of the West was comparatively of small anjount, aud was confirmed almost exclusively to a retail business in the larger towns and cities alone. Now this line of Goods has become an almost indispensable part of the stock of every general Dry Goods store fmrn the crowded city to the cross-road stand. Like all changes Iu trade, however, this one has not been produced except f. i the be.-t of reasons. Among these are the great saving ot material by . uttitic' a large quantity i.I garments tu tie -uj.erior work aud speed of sewing machine in manufacturing the great sating of time in waiting tor your "tnm ' a: the Tailor's the uncertainty of even ilf getting a satisfactory "fit,'' and above al1 the saving of at least viif-halj the cost of the garment in the jrce. For a number of years this has oulj been a pari of our general Drv Good bniness, but wo nave made arrangements to dwote our whole house exclu'i sively to it alone with aucii lines of Notion and Furnishing Goods as will be necessary and desirable in that trude. Relit ving that the trn. interest .1 i the trade will be to sstttsin us in this enterprise, I we would lesp. cttiilly announce that we now have ' on band one of tin- largest and most desirable etocks of WELL MADT CLOT HI BO that was ever offered to the trad of the W-st. Wi respectfully saSSSSl a call fssjsn SjH our old friends and the trade g.-we rally. We charge i.othI lag for ftotris7 our Is asat ae maci if von liy i them. We are prepare.1 to , ! to all prompt-time j buyers as low any hiaise in the trado. A liberal ; discount also made on all m sales WM E I RENCD A CO.. PP3 So. - 1 Main str.-et M HO. . sa.w'i jh..'v. io ,n.iAWW street. has now in st ra and is eonstautlv receiving tor the Fall and Winter Traiie. the beat Stock ever brought to this State or vicinit-, of all kjada of DAJtDWARE snited to the West, and whi. h, having been selected aud purchased in person, from t extensive Importing Houses aad Manufactories- of nr.trly all the Eastern cities and tow ns, in addition to se vasal invo'ces imorted directly by hlm from good manufacturers English and del man -he rtn, an 1 will sell as few as any con. ern In t n- West ; Pedteg confident that goods and prices - mi: t mil to please aud satisfy. He would ask i r, of Merchants, Maimfa. ; . ; . : c.i r ; . Mt.rs. Millwright', ('oopera. Onaesaltlis. and ail wkso sw-ed anv articles usually found iii a 111 t i-la-s H ii Iwnr. Store who"saak) and retail. W ithout pursuiug detail, the mention of s. lew leading ai I idea may le well, vi? : Table and Pocket Cutlery. Rarors, Shears, and Scissors, including U-o. WiMtenholm ft Son's justlycelebrated lu.iuula. lures; Butcher's Knives and Steels ; Files, all kinds and sfasss, of Butcher's and other roanufitrtiires; Angers, Chisels, Gouges, Braces and Bitta, and nil Carpenter' and Coopers' Toots, from Ohio Tool Company; Barton's, Kochester, aud White's, Rnffalo. M tuut.-i toriee, together with Cook's not. d Patent Premium Anger Bitts. Also Hand. Rapine, Panel, ami Back Saws ; also, the varioii- -i.-s mi-I styles of Mill, Cirrnlar, and Cross-Cut Saas, with Tutth-'s Psteal Hook Tooth Cross-Cnt Saws ; large and small Scales, in grea' variety of pattern : Axes aud Hat h t- I r all pnr poses; House Building Materials. All Guuucrs Materials; ; n. i,. i - I mplemeiiU to almost any ex tent; Meat Cutters and Stutters; Iron and Wo. . Pump Curbs, together with Chain Pump Fixtures ; Amis' iiml "tin-r makers' Shovels, Slides, and Grain Sco- ps ; Jack Screws; a fine assortment ot all kinds of Briish-s; Copper and Iron Rivets and Burrj; Protects- V..-..ons; Horse, Wrought, Casing, and Flaiahiiig Naife, all sizes; anew and excellent assortntent of Fishing Tackling; Paint and Cofb--' Mill.-; tVirn Sheilers and Mills. Agent for Dole, Silv.-r A- Felch's Premium Saw Gummer. fur Upright and Circular Saws. OsM. a. 80MKTAG, sep-l No. 10 Main stre-t. GUARD AGAINST FALL k. WINTKil Firos ! BY CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THE INCORPORATED 11 -( I1ARTLK PERPETUAL CASH CAF1TAL. $1,000,000 ! A Its OL PTE AND I S IMPAIRED. W Ni: I SURPLUS OF $044,181 73, And the prestige of -pi y rs. sncf-ss ind experience. UPWARDS UF $12,000,000 Of losses have been paid by the -Etna I usnrauce Company in the past 40 years. The value of reliable insurance will I apjiarent from the following LOSSES PAID BY THE iETNA Dl'RING Tilt PAST FIVE TEARS : Iu Ohio $1 1 . In Wisconsin lon.'.i - . uj In Keutu k. aWAjMwdU Missouri :;'."-lv "j lows A Minn. 1 : .i Penn. AVa... :n,XtiU. In Michigan ?l.',043 81 In Indiana... I4';,)9M In UMSM is... 44,a7 41 Tennessee.... 97,5101 Kan. A Neb. 18,946 77 Ark. A Oa... 'i,9i5 09 Mississippi ami A iabams, VtAli Is Fire and Inland Navigation Risks nooupted si trms consistent with solvency and fair profit. EsjmcmW oV ;u;n o ea to iusss no a WF.L I. IS. S oad CY'iiff sf, for term o 1 fo 5 years. Tb solid service long and successfully tried, ami the many advantages tb.- Avtiia- Insurance C'etnpa ny poassuatin tn its line, should not lie overfeoked by those ready to insure, and tsnsVsrstanding their best i nt.-r. st.-. During '-trin.. ut times. " the nscessily for reliable Insurance liecomi an imperative duty ths ability of property owners to sustain loss being then much kssjuaea. Agencies in all th - prim ijal cities and towns throughout the Slate. Prdtei -s issimsI withon deUy, by any ot the dn'y .nitH-.rizeil Agents of the Company. HP-BUSINESS ATTENDED TO WITH VIA PATCH AND HDKI.ITY-a ALLEN C . UALLOCK, Ageut. sepO-mdaw WTB TMi.nruwm t ". WJ HOPS AND B0N5SET II i-i; irest, cheapest, and most relia ble remedy for the permanent cur., of 06 LBS, coughs, Hoarseness, ASTHMA. croi p, whoop;no cough, And all affections of the Throat and Lungs. It being prepared upon Scientific principles, and from articles that are entirely vegetable. The COMPOUND SYRCP OF HOPS AND BONESET Is nianufactnrei! bv ('. ROT'nrNI'.USH A SOS, Hamilton. Butler County, Ohio, to whom all orders must be addressed; ami sold by KELLER A WHITE, Druggists Evansville, Indiana, and by Druggists and Merchants throughout the country. jaii.Y ly WkBlfB jiTOTiCMtlS. S. THOMPSO N, MM sncceasor to Dr. F. W. Sawyer, Wbob and Retail Druggist, No. M Main' street, Evssisvilfe, lml. sejL!-2m SS VsY MWMTMMtt WS 25 dozen 1 It can Fresh Cms Oysters, -0 do - It cau do do do. Just n oeived aud lir safe by sssdii GEt. FOSTER J CO. BBOUBMUM 11. 1 ID AMD LARD t IL M. MM says on hand for sale -r . Iieati bv N S. THoMPMN. Dnv'gist. .Ti Main street set.lt'. A ASH IIOOMS. Me. A IMAIPUETM: tin. lit of all si.es constantly on band by sepll ;r.(- I'oSTER A Co. MACKRRRL--M I'ACKAUF.S, ALL m W siz SSBBSaild liiimle-rs no. ua. kerei, just received and tor sale by PRESTON HROS. DFlSII. tJtn) LbS. PRIME NEW oD fish i. . eived and for sale- by seplii PRESTO BROS. X-s A MI LY M EDO IS ES, It All .1 N RD P pure, ran he had of N S THOMl'-ov I .tiro. gBH.i.y aaA.v.' i juo ai HMMiM.m MM ol Use I'cst article of Bran ever oft-red for sals in this markit, just received and for vile b CH AS. MrJOHNSTON, Posey, 31 K-k, pM Main street, near the Canal. MOOT H t . TsYsS' l.'IIEasiti.'EII OtW i-h t notify the public not to credit our former Agent. ITharfe W. laing, aa we are not willinc to settle anv debt contracted bv him. sepl'-'. -. OKI I, A RKNNIt.MOF. jT JME. rB.MBA'T, Me. M.J '" Uo. U ;rey Liuh, l.'si bbU fresh llvdraulic 'Jcmeut, lo bbls Plant, r Paris. In stere and foe s.il ny seplu ' GEO. FOSTER w A 00.