Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 34, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 September 1859 — Page 2

t He gattg gouroaL EVAII8VILLE, IHO.

SATURDAY MORNING.......SEPTEMBER 24 ======= For Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit. JOHN PITCHER, of Posey. WM. F. PARRETT, of Warrick. Prosecuting Attorney fort the same. JAMES SHANKLIN, of Vanderburgh. ======= The News. A trial of steam fire engines was made at Chicago on Saturday last. Two engines were entered—the Hope, of Philadelphia, and the Atlantic of Chicago. The Hope threw water from pipe in 9 min. and 40 sec. from the time the torch was applied, and the Atlantic in 9 min. and 50 sec. The Hope

played from an incli pipe 138 feet horizon- members of Parliament and other gentlotallv while the Atlantic, with an 1 inch men. The N. Y. Tribune calls the icxpo u d uulJ . , .(-..ooir.al .daver-: 'Tli eleven Arm-stlon '

pipe, fell 30 feet short of this. The Atlantic had on some 60 pounds of steam, and the other 090. The weight of the Hope is only 3,170 pounds—about the same as one of our hand engines. The Benecia Boy has made affidavit that he did not go to Syracuse to give his attention to the furtherance of the designs of Fernando Wood. In fact, he was not one of Wood's men. He went "out of curiosity," and had been offered money to oppose Wood, but did not take it. While at Syracuse, he was the guest of Marshal Rynders. A row occurred at the Turner Hall in Louisville on Wednesday night, among some outsiders and the Turners. Pistol shots were fired, and other rowdyism exhibited which resulted in the abandonment of the Hall by most of the inmates, who went out the back way. Affidavits are published in tho ltcpubli- I t At. t. I can papers oi L.eavcnworiu, wuicu gu vu - A L A T...1wa TltnatATl thn I lam t rTO t 1 f I ranwuuKCvuuUu) candidate for Congressional delegate trom Kansas, has orcnly avowed himself in favor .u h. r Afp;Mn sinvA A discussion on political topics has been ntrreed upon at Toledo, l)etwccn the friends of Senator Pugh and Gov. Chase. These I ... . i it i.l ri nl a a otfAnrr ilohatn 03 I Bc.,Wu.cu wmm - - , also an micrcsung one. A man named Donahoo aljsconded from Athens. Ky., recently, with some S2,000 in his possession belonging to the bank at that - . . - - . r I place, inc casuier ioi.oeu ...... vo w,ville, and was likely to get possession oi me ..... . 1 l money. I Joseph W. Thornton, who shot Joseph Charlcss in the streets of St. Louis, on the I1 JUU1 ""1 v""',v-"" day, of murdsr in the hrst degree. ...... The New York Herald announces that the proceedings of Congress will this winter be ... r , . . . .. . ., telegraphed trom U asbington to that city TV, Ft 1 ll .t ll . ! veroatim. ine iterant esumaies uiai ine increased expense of i idi ot the Nt-v mk p.ipers will be about lo,000 r annum. It p estimated that the number of visitors I at tlie Uhio State Fair, at Z:nsville, on Wednesday last, was over 20,000. The ,,, tor l.idiea e.iiie.driniiisia will laMompeicdior io u.ij. The Ameriran horse Starke ha3 won another race. He has proxetl himself the eaual of anv of hirf English eomnetitors in ;n nf ptvwl n inninrr mnro rnrrs this aoaVl ' ' " boh man any norse ou w.c- .r.. tOTThe Kepuhlienn Mate central iom- ... . d i r mittee met in Indianapolis, on Tuewlay lastAbout the only bu.-incss transacted w.n docidingthat there was too little time to make canvass or bring out a full vote for Secre tary of State, and therefore they would not recommend nny camliilnte fr that nlnco; that they would not fix the time tor holding the State Convention now, hut would meet in January, and appoint the time, nnd that the National Republican Committee should to requested to appoint the National Conven tion to that city. The meeting of the Com mittee was held iu the oflico of the daily Atlas, which, the Sentinel think ", manifests a desire on the part of the Committee to constitute it, (tho Atlts,) the State organ, in prefferenci to the Journal. So far a9 our observation goes, the being selected as tho organ of nny party, is rather an unfortunate thing than otherwise. It is not very pleas ant to be compc'li-d to mnko music just as party hacks choose to touch the keys. The editor ot the Journal disagrees with the Committee in refusing to select a candidatejfor Secretary of State. lie says : We believe wc ought to elect a SecrcLiry in place of Mr. Dunham, and so ladieving, we do not sec the propriety ot the Com mittee's decision. A full vote is not needed or expected. What is needed is the presentation of a case which will euablo us to learn in ruiiuw uo iv n .ii ii bv a iudicial decision whether Gov. Willard has the right U , fill a lull i of an electIVO OlllC-C lV UW -UMiA a rov.iu.uv.... - .. - A . m commiuee. ii seerod, uniia. iu.c .a iw . . in such a decision. This acquicsccnse in the usurpation of Gov. illard docs not strike .. A..ni tin. I injf rmtreiA tn Tito nnil - .... nn.rwva., for our own Dart, to vote or t ' i run nr hnmn(rm.niviinvhnv itiuvs . -p -ji r" A l IU Knnrninn f'mirt take a fr.s i A aL the Constitution they hare knockh ..reiLv well to pieces as it is. ' A HiieiivillG torresnondent of the Daily M wishes to know what authority is.uiv .itniJ n uul" w J that paper has for designating John L. uobinson as Colonel. Trie writer says mg w pleat John's home arc curious to know how he got thc title, as be never served even in the corn-stalk militia; never fought a duel, though he bad an opportunity to UOSOonce, and 13 by no means familiar with tho smell of runnowder. Were wc permitted to sug-

gest we should say John earned bis title 3 more politely rendered thus : from his valiant onslaught upon the Meth- "There is not the slightest discrepancy formetl between thc objective and nouiinaodist preacher in 185G. mjgggg. Colossal porker, diminutive

... , v sea There is a neffro residing in Con- . .rJ 1 ZtZ from th village of Cleveland, who was a slave of a Mr. Whit-li-k in CoW kie, near Albany, when slaver. .ll..wP,lamlniSfe.!in Ncw Vork.- . 1 a Hin name is Peter Kreeler : lie owns idwi loo acres of land, and ia an honest, thrifty t i.-iri.-:. Ilia wife was a slave also until he pure-hashed her freedom ol aiiuther uiasler, for which he gave f lOH. The two sons ol Mr. VM.itls r k are thrifty fnruMrs, and live withiu a mile or so of tie tow tbeir frttl.n once owned

Mall t. Iranian.

Tho New York Leader (Democratic) speaks of Mayor Wood s Syracuse ierformnce as follows : "It hna been told to us by L-cntleman of the utmost credibility and ... A I 11' 1 standing, that lie was prcsvm w uen r . wu boasted at the dinner table at the Voorhics House on the 14th inst that "he had spent one hundred thousand dollars to build up the Iemocrntie party, and that he would spend one hundred thousand more to break it down ! " Now, if F. Wood ha3 only spent "one hundred thousand dollars" on party machinery, he must certainly hare put into his owu private pocket about 200,00". as not less than $300,000 have been collected by hira for alleged political purposes " during the past six years. The terms on which the eleven Enulish cricketers visit this country arc : the Lrmilnl f nii thoir ornw from starting -" crjcketers are liberally supported by . A w7m" 'Z ... . ' portonce, perhaps not tho t of hy them. It cordially recouimenas tnc game as more material to our national necessities than the gamo of chess. Among humorous and eccentric preachers, Father Andre holds distinguished rank, breaching in a monasterv, which had recently leen struck by llghtuing, Fath er Andre expatiated upon the goodness of God, who took, as ho would show, Fpecial care of hi3 children. M For," said he, among other ovidences, consider what has haptiencd to this holy house, in which I am preaching. The lightning struck the library and consumed it, but injured not a single monk. If, however, it had, unfortunately, fallen upon the dining-room or buttery, how. many brethren would have been killed how many tears shed what desolation would have ensued 1 The Sunny South says if the Mis sissippi delegates to the Charleston Conven tion faithfully represent tho sentiment of tho party, the recognition f protection to slave nrnnertv in the Territories will lie r--r r z . I T" V O . 1 V "1 rt 11 s-y . I 1 ". IT T TOT n i I O 1 T 1 TT i TV - accentnnco of the C no nuati P at form, un explained, would amount to a recognition of a w tho doctrine advanced by Douglas a doc trine violative of tho obvious intent of the I Constitution and contradictive of tho equal I 11 ) J l bllLi U n. O 111 11IL V 1IIUU. ' U itl V. I1VJL surprised, therefore, that loyal State rights advocates aro averse to a conciliation ujon I it . -v omer tnau a oasis recognizing tuo -poww , ,117.11..) iL-if i t in itnttr 1 in (iin.fr, i.r.i v uui'ivu tt i vu uu fc y su uuli' -'.7 si i vj W r- I tccting slave prorty in tho Territories An olJ Frenchman, named Andreas Pitzy, aged 73 years, died suddenly at his residence, in Johnson street, near Smith street, New York, on Sunday morning. He TT Air I'll' W I kllV VlVl l-l.lt'i Ul H I V H ' 11 . p. . . . some . yt.ar3 ago. nc hai buterly l-. f-nol dissolute i i i i i i i . . i uaoits, unu uniiiK n e.y. ejirneu a oare subsistence by plaunpa flute .uound the v r?; MFTL 1 tv! 1 Ul r .III'" I'f'JCY.l U UU U.l i.r.imi'.l rrni.t nn of f-iiiintrT- h i tnri.rq inln i 1 j ty, this coming winter, as a fearful calaraity. It says: "With the exception of "c r two lecturers upon scientific subjects, tho wliolc lecturing lratcrnity, trom Havard fnlm and bis " delightful ,ou,ta, i,e, " jown to ti10 ot- tic jisl ttM. ;:.K.riative humbugs. jiof. 1 he lollowmg idtiei M given to people who intend to go down Kast to see the " flreat Eastern" run in : " As Portland has got but very limited 1 i. a ... . afcommeuaiions, u win oe pruu. nl lor visiI tm ... ..nm. !.... I. ...... I 1 l iijia w lauj null Hi' ill .-.miii- nil'.i'l llliu chetse or sandwiches, in their imm-LvLi. as w,. n porket-pistol, ur Poitland, it will U well to bw in mind, is the homo of deal Iw. T auercanon i.k pia. e in me ircasurers ofliee of the Middlesex MillsCorpora tion jn , t Saturday. Ik tween Mr. Fav. the Trensurer and Dr. Avernl Lowell. w 1 mf one ot- tll(, arKe8t stockholders. They were separated by rapt. Perry, but not (ill Dr. Aver had niflietej a wound upon Mr. Fay wit'.i nrx'n-knife which he had in his h.iml cutting his nails, when the allr ay comment -ed. JViy Fanny Fern has lcen traveling Uih summer, ohe went to Lake ucor;i and on the way upon the stcamlxvil w:is much annoyed by the tobacco smoke on deck. She sayg some men seem to regard the beautiful Hudson only in the light of an enormous spittoon. Gen. lliouias Thumb has taken to yachting, and now sails about Long Island Sound in one of the fastest crafts going. He " shivers his little " timbers in true nautical style, and splices the main brace with the gusto of an old s ilt. BlEtJuThe New York JSbrftfnyC Senator Hunter, of Virginia, has declared in a speech that if the Democratic party docs not repudiate the principles of popular soven ignty, and advocate in lieu thereof the principle of Congressional intervention, the party might to lie dissolved, aud the sooner tho better. ——>A man named Wilson successfully crossed the bottom of the Schuylkill river, from the east to the west bank, near Philadelphia, on Thursday, in a submarine armor. The exhibition attracted an immense concourse of people, ten thousand, probably, be ing present. ——>The two houses of the Massachusetts Legislature, art in collision on a point of etiquette, relating to the order of business. i ..: r r . . I A no.' nuttl'O fir l'iintirinin lino Lmn n t. . . , Z," : The Daytou Journal rays the recent ruiK i iro (Inn, uvm.lnrj tV.t- tKrt Tb I awaa-w tt wmuv a 0 .Ui r,r,ij v ' l 1 1 1 UU . , , ,,.r i,,r.,ii , a.w. .-i -Tfcswv. ll. ll t UNUlt.. Villi llllllj WO tiiiy to the fine prospect that is so general It rf . fc fAiFTN A fAin ni.i r mil ,n nAnplt. n i-. . . ... .......j w-j waiu in Cincinnati at me democrat ic on I , I Km. nA UUUJ '"""'"K8- " mc.? werestebbed, one of whom itis thought I - - fru- r. ii : i - i. xue lunuvv iug siutiucruua para.t;goes unrcbuked : A wag has invented a new telegraph, lie proposes to place a line of I wmnon fiflv Qteti.a nnnrt nnil rrite.mit. ihe news to thc jiratonoag a grcat sccrct. Thc Ncw York .Vcrcwrv says a pen tleman styling himself " Squills, " who is anxious to reiorm ine American mngnage, I t ii. l ... ITS . m.l .flu , . I T i. i. . I . . r-' ill t m WK8TERS Cocri.r.r, Jt man.s nota dif of Utterance atwixt you and I, B'g piff, little pig, root hog or die." porker, burrow porcine quadnq.ed, or yield r- 1 . i i up your enhance.' 8- M ym.' f,n,dhf 1 H.hnK lhat fit yet, Sam ?" - No, master, 'tis a very large one." WI,y, you have ha.1 timo to . . . . I t. a i 1 1 , scale a mountain. WfS Uev. C. K. Marshall, of Miss., bas patented an invention to address new rmjmfmn eight thousand an hour which is pronounred to be a aiucers, and eln itp. fMji' Mi ' I'aititu'ton makes Shakspeure pay ' WtidHm9 the uses ol HdvertisnieuN " It r ho - il Ii" didn't 't it

Tin Nkw Art Gallery. Eransrille, both at home and abroad, is noted for her commercial and manufacturing advantages; and truly in this respect she has not been underrated; but while steamers plough our waters, canal barges traverse our rich valleys, and railroads lear in their daily bur-

denx, and all iwur their rich stores into our l:ip of commerce; and although our lorges and foundries and nulla and factories ring with the hum of machinery and the song of labor, yet our people have not altogether . forgotten to mingle tho beautiiul with the ,. , 1 1 ,t e f.m r . use ul, m building no the fair tamo of our ' 1 I c,tvThe growing taste of our people is cvinced by the number and order of arrange-

men; of our public libraries and cabinets; anJ get lhe marriage licenses, and, "faith, the improvements in architecture; the cm- he print them," which answers allpraclellishitieut of public halls, saloons, basi- tical purposes, without waiting to announce

ness houses, churches, and private dwellings; ., - ' . , , b ineniin uiusir, nnu toe pouie moucs unu habits of our society. And among the I M.ni nlluir Inii.rAmnnh in tn.i.nlnr icfn I J. 1 41 . ' none 13 more perceptii lo just now than the pleasure nnd satisfaction everywhere ex pressed at the recent fitting up by the Messrs. Tileston, Randall & Co., of their new Gallery of Art, on Main Street. Header, have you yet visited the new room? of the M accomplished artists? It is well worth a visit by the lovers of taste and the beautiful. The maiu gtairwny entrance from the street is broad and inviting to the ascent. It is open at all hours of the day, and till nine o'clock at night, and i3 then brilliantly lighted up with beautiful gas fixtures. Arrived upon tho second floor, you arc ushered into an elegant apartment which combines the purposes of a saloon, sitting-room, and gallery of art. Here you register your name in a lxok convonicntly arranged for that purpose, ret awhile, if you like, on tho comfortable sofas, and then look around at the pictures upon the walls. From the floor to the ceiling 13 hung an endless VI riety of portaits, life-size photographs in oil, colore ! photographs, nnjbrotype3, sun pictures, stereoscopic views, groups, scenes, landscapes, and every style and variety of pictures known to the art. After you have, of course, selected from the center table a caso in which to have your own pleasant features mapped out, you pull a tasselled cord which hangs by the second stairway and the tinkling of a little silver bell aliove brings down one of the smiling young men, who ushers you up nto the chief operating room. This cham her forty feet long, by twenty in width, and i-t lighted by an immense sky light, in the centre, over head. The cameras and screens are so arranged, as that two sets of Operator! OM work at the same time with equal effect, and the screens can bo extend ed in any way on ?litls ami hinges, so as to admit of a croup of almost anv size beiinr ...:ti. . I.... I. l ,.r . uin.-.i, mi muni o ou in. o. uvei iwriu feet in will'!'. r.. fi.n ittinj; for your picture, yon step into a hwmtifsll litlla alcove, fitted up in one corner, nnd modestly (!) drawing together the Lutein! curtains, you find yourself licfi.ro a large mirror, with nil the other toilet par aphernalia, and you soon make yourself " good looking ' enough to be "taken off'' without breaking the camera lens. The impression, with the "delightful expression" is done iu a moment, ami while y our friomls, the tall and nfTablc Dan, and thc sprightly and skillful Tile-doti Itros., are perfecting your ugliness in the datk room, you have time to look altoiil at the general an rangemen t. At ono end of the charalter is a large shop or working room, for doing thc me chanical work of the establishment, and adjoining this is thc dark room, fitted up with every possible permanent arrangement. At the other end is a room, with large windows opening out to admit thc sunlight, for photographic purposes. Several smaller apartments adjoin, with " no admittance ' marked over the entrance, into which, how ever, you will le "admitted" if you nre good-looking, patronizing, and have an un controllable desire to poke your nose into nll the mystories of the art. Your picture, ...... . 1 .. ' hv thu tune. 13 re.ailv: von nre ssitisftsi ' . with it, pny tor it, and descend into thc lower pallery, where you take a card from n f.neW.il ivftin holl.fMt5n nn tho M.ln, to. X X -mwrnmrn . v. v t 4 KUV V V tl II s V. k bio, ami descend to UlC Street, WOnderillcr . . . m-i Tt why i verylMdy don t visit Tilcston, Hand ill & CO.'S Picture Gallery, and rOSOlvintr to ted your triendd so. in short you arc satis- ... .... .. lieu, uiitr u T.s.1., .w avaro, viuvt una uuuury will hereafter not only atford pleasure and 1 profit to our own people, but that Strangers, happening in the eity, will visit these rooms, along with the other exhibitions of public taste and pleasure which adorn thc flourish iuej city of Evansviile. fty Jame3 Mitchell, Secretary of the State Board of Colonization, has published a card in thc Indianapolis patters, statins that tho Rev. John McKoy, who lives in Madison, designs moving to Liberia in thc spring with his family, and a number of his b.;,ir.i " . ... ycar3 ago lo ascertain its 8uitaoicnc3S aa a f tnnbolinnfnr hia r.drvred href hren and brought back a very favorable report. His statements, however, had but little effect on the colored population of thc Statemost of them preferring to remain here, notwitstatiding the disabilities connected with their position, to moving to Lilieria, nnd enjoying all the benefits of freedom and .- ' id equality. Mr. McKey, it eeems, has taken o wiser course. He is said to be a runn of considerable intelligence, and undoubted piety and would not I likely to select a place lor bis future home and the bona of his family, which was either unhealthy or particularly disagreeable. Mr. Mitcuell s.iys that if any of the colored people, of the State desire to change their condition and home, the preseut is a gtod opN.rtiit)itv, and they will do well to notify him in time. Those wishing information on the subject should address lamea Mitchell, I I I 'inville, Indi:iu i

Mabriaqk?. Our ministerial brethren arc not displeased to have their names in print in connection with a marriage notice. For their services in soleuuung a marriage, by common consent or by custom, or by both.

the happy bridegroom, if lie values his " tetter half" as he 6liould, willingly " lurks over ' five dollars, or a less amount in proportion to the value he places upon his wite. This amount the minister tocket3, and forthwith Sends amoticeto me primer, v....aCTu.i.Panici w"" J . an 1Pflll . , in3tumcntality, were united in marriage. jfow, we submit to the gentlemen in qucaI. ...... . i . .t tion our ministerial orcmien w ncmcr, ii tttc married coun e nrc uuniiuuiui 01 me ... , j- j u - n.. vrtntcr. he should not divide his five dollars, and rive at least one to the printer for his - . ...... services, or in proportion, it a less amount rt-cciveu i mi fir r i riu i' l ii i ir , ii i a i nun t them with a ministers name. iVe are a? cood a friend to the laborers in tho pulpit as any man, sinner though we be, occasionftuv ft,,a;ndt 3omo oi lm3,r teachings yet, we believe that the printer should not Ik? 1.... . .. V . 1 ' ' tOtUl V UCP eCleil. lle 13 OS MUCH U pilUHC cnrr.nl th,,r o,1 ia tv nflnn MUflf I . . , i- ' , 7 . I paiuiur ui cuoria in icunn oi erimg umanity. Take the shield of the press away j from tho dissemination of uscfnl instruction 1 , .a . . i ill i ii r 1 1 . l ... n i fi.in nn.i i 1 1 . imiiuiiir . IIIVIUIJ CkLllt ILUIUU) I111U bUV U11U10II& would find an uphill business in beating and bruising tost old monster, the Devil I These remarks are not made in a bad spirit, and wo hopo they will not bo so regarded We re just making a few hints and sugges tions, you know, gentleman. Putnam Co. Banner. 13. R. Sulgrove, Esu editor of the Indianaioli8 Jouma, delivered the address before the fountain county Agricultural so ciety this year. Thooierativc3 in most ot mills, have had their wages raised this month to about the Standard which prevailed just previous j to tho last fiuancial crisis when they were I . . J NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BELL HANGING. mMJBBnojs's wisiit.yuj neon on AT ROOM BELLS put up, chanped, or rspaind in a neat and sahstantlal niaauer, can have it done promptly jit fair yrievs, by leaving their ord rs at Mr. YY. Caldwell's store, or at the Mansion House. 1 am just gctling over a i-.pt 11 ot su kuess, aud wiesid hd thankful to the titlona for all the work tliey tan give me in my line. If my work doos not give satisfaction, 1 do not ask pay. rt t;(id references can bo given. sep 24 AN PHEW BLACK. m tit: fit x'ohk or oxiijyr iu WM. sale. Inquire of sep24-lw VICKEKY BROS Watches and Jowolry. P. L. CEISSLER. MAIN bT., BkTWKEN T11IUPAJIB FOURTH, Of POSIT E CO CUT HOUSE. mm.t iiv jot ttKTr mi fro v MM the F.jt, where he has pnrclinsotl a lieautiful assortment of WATCHES, CLoCK.S,l antl JKWELKY of every ties-' i ripllun, the uiidersixuetl Is prepared to suit pnrt boners in every particular. He ItiTltes an examinutiitiii ol his gotsls ami prices. 1. It. lilKl.T.ll. N. B. -Watches mill Clocks repaired and warr .nl. .1. stp2:j-dl mm murrt i.ttun. UlffMtmKJST WW I braniU, soil." ot it wsrraiiltHl pure aud lull weight, for salo at low at any ln-uso tu lb i it). Hepil W . II. r. MTUUM.MtM. I m '' " ' ' I ft n,; MKM -1 -in. I1..1.. af mr Amli. KwoniH, on Saturday inoriOn at 'i o b.vk M sacks Com Ual ; tait M-u's Shoos , i .1.1 do Hi ot-, Jltl.. Ladies (laiters ; 1" ,,i ,.- V Sli.n ; I bsjMi c urrants. A line lot or IL.nfy-Mado Clothing, Ac. ,..p-jT. t.l U. MBLftOM tt CO. WBKUI LA It WEKML 'lJirirT i SY OX- I 'i 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , Luiiiftville, and Kansv ille. Ijeaes puueluallv on the tihei ti.t.ltty. - The n li.ible licht-drmogkl patuHMia-r packet "CASTI.K IIAHUKN." t'ai.t. Kv . rrar.ir, T. It. 'onaiil, I'leiK, leave Evausville evei Won. lay at IM.; leluiiiing, le iVes l.iiiciin. tti every r n l iv at 1 r. M " Orders resielfully oli it-l and promptly tilt. Hcp-tl TU K GRKAT KAST K KN R0L1PSBDI bt this n wmmurr tiik Af va! of the irreale.-t slop is yet uncertain; but il it ri i-.il iiof to know that the stuck of I 1. 1. ANI WINTKI. IHtl Ceoii.s ,t -. m i.v.m, v !).' is the most complete in the city ; aud as they expect lo utcr-utx.- their sales largely by selling cheaper than ever, their customers may reiy upon cettmi; bargains. Tlu v will In' tb-nsed to show llielr sttcK til gotKlto all, whether they wish to buy or not, and all goods are warranted aa represent.!. "''I'jr v i . vr At i uajv jt.yit shouts j A small lot, very rich, Just leceived bjOanal, for sale by GEO. M iSTr.K ff :. M choice, for sale low to ckaK cousigtiiuent, by sep23 CLO. KOSTLR k C. TWmKH MSLAJS'It HA IT. - 1,500 ba .- V' 1, t'lll . hi -tote and tor salt bv sTB TU IK i ! l I nil BliL? MrCi'egor's Kxtra, cipial to the U-st Cincinnati brand., for sale low to dose ronignmcnt. by ss.rit OKO. IfOSTKR tt OO. I , WJLOIJM MILL irt'L Oh' M aU gradua, in barrels and sacks, receiving antl for by 1 otTt,u 1 nife irilii ll i no oiol'i.' ii 1 11 VJl.-MlJSTt OllUaO.'J I -SBST Mt Bk I j SI f MM U L Ii 9TW M MmT tt I JwWJ ntirt.rular nodro tliat I am kox to pay I marked attention to the maatitietni" "f badie-, MiM0.. chiidre.. s shotts ..f all kinds. In c m' of emergency, ladies an have shoes ninde I within four hours notice. It any en doubts the fact, let thm try it. (leiitleiui-u v ill tdeau call ami ID luindsome lui,, (,llru,,,. M,yl, s ol Call and Winter Boots I an. ,,rw making. WATKO Immediately, ten or twelve g.d jouiaeymen, for men's ami woman's work. The Ingle st wa,-rt will 1m palu in casli. sept21 JOHN BASCH, Na. 8 Second st. THE EVANSVILLE INSURANCE COMPANY, (EttnbliiktA aid IucorprA-aUA im 1S3f!, TAKES STEAMBOAT HULL, F L A T 13 0 A T RISKS, At low rates, and adjusts losses fairly and 5"'' GfcO AAA UAPITAL, - - - OU,lrtKJ OWrtCM Ota Water street. vU kuown as tho c.tnal liauk. WM' T- 'ACE, fs.' retnrg. W 233.. T. FagOy INS URAN CE AGENT, For tht followiuK well known Cumpanics : Charter Oak Insurance Company, CAPITAL 1300,000 Cunutctirut Insurance Company, CAl'lTAL ?'AK),0U Pioita Insurance Company, CAPITAL MMM Park Insurance Company, CAPITAL Safjn.noo Lorillard Insurance Company, i APITAL iMMn Tit.t all kinds of risks, antl adjust-, lowe. i. promptly. Poln i.-s for Life Ins ranco irstued in the Knick'tboeker Lfe Insurance Company, Ot NtwYoik. I' VPITAL AND M Ul'l.l i fltW.oiKt .if which -i- i'vf s deposited with the Coin! tn I lei of fhu btatuwl N.im Y"ik espW Smdlmw

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TO MEKUHANTS AND MILLINEKS!! CINCINNATI SILK IIOLSE. W. P. DEY0U & ROCKWOOD, Ko. 83 PEABL STBHET, Wholesale dealers in Bonnets, Flowers, SHAWLS. CLOAKS, PHFfi TMMMIXGfi, IKrOFSKIIRS, I A K EMBUOIlKniK, W111TK C(.KUS, GLOVKS, Ac. tts flKAT IhmnfiT ofltTftl to t'ASII ant ShuilT-TlMK HfVKUS. ft 21 W. P. 1) Mi I'OI S not h U't Ott. Mm 3.im0 liehUhXlOwindfW c.s!. 5d) " I"X12 " 9X1 IJBD0 " 10X14 ' " 1,8m " MXU 1 ' i M.ii in 1 Pir, mfortf'l. aill;i'H " NiiiU. 3x rri'oivcd ami for ialo ly no.tl WHEKLKR.v RK.flS. (W jmJtTTKH OM? MJIt f0 TJJ K TO WM KVKKY ONK. WlTlUd'T EXi'KPTION. MILl,i:U& NMKIIAIjS, Bt Mio u-w I). y Onii Stori-, I I Main Mtivot, U-twci-ii Kiixt tuxl Sei-nl slrct-tM, KvaimvilUs lnl.,aro now in iluily rwi(t . . . . . ..... . 01 lilt ir 1U W Ullll Hll mini HtOCk Oi FALL AND V INT I II UUY OOOML Th. y mo .let.Tuiincil to s.11 and iu-ii iji. Tlu.y r0(1iKHt their fair c.istonit .u un.l the Ulanco of Mankind to ay them a visit, take a view af thtdr fM ,i8fy tu"jl tABte. nd ft ' hviT f . ft... a........ TI.a ....!-......... .9 . ........ i.'i tuu i iir ritiia iuinia ui u t. f At a .. . ... rioty of artii Iin tini nnmi'i-ou to Ht'ivifv. "M i. . K U iK MI..M X!-. tliiap fiwh Storo. Mflf 4: Main Htrwt, Kvan ille W. II. MCMtNALU .7 K. U. EAUI k Mcdonald y sad in, Geieral Insurance, Real Estate, AND Collecting Agents, mt jtjyrn si:i.r. uttJiis n statu MM of ill descriptions, lU'tit Ilouacs, Seruiv and Collet t CltUuis, and Pay Taxes. ill insure, aaiunt loss or ilaiuac ly lire, Build ings, Merchandise, Personal Pi ojierty, and the per ils ot Illiquid navigation; ai . the uvea of I'ldividuAlaasahist tlin danjrern and accident of tn.vcl, iii tho folfewtag rvHaMe ComjtRiiieti : inuianupoiisinMnuwe ' iiioany ; UisingSun Insurance Conanv , I ..-! I ii .iiruii.'.. I i it ii i ii 1 1 v i hf I i in -if i im r i III iii I. tin ax m mm . i . v-ii I , ' ' 1 " I - Insurance Coinmny. lVruiauenA olllce in Foster's new Imitil intr . second flisir ; for the present ui rosey a filock. septal fVOTION YAliSSANl) liATTIS;. 7 ' I airs assorted No.s Cotton Y'arn. 50 bales Mo. 1 Caunelton Ilatting 50 Ldis. Cotton Twino 'iS Lt:a 'andll Wick. 10 lapi Curpet Chain. For said by sep2lj WUUKLER k Ul ;;.. WMOl'-iE ASP LAND FOB SALB. OXE OF MM tt. most beautiful places about Evausville, with one acre planted in fruitful vines, and fivo or eleven in garden, as tbe purchaser may desire; a good well on tho premises. It will be offered at pri vate sale ; it not Hld before the 2Ui ot the month, the aloTi property will bo put up at anctlm and sold to the highest bidder. T -rms made knowa on the dav t sale. PHIL. KLUMCUEK. Stringtown, Ind., Sept. 22-td KV ANSVILLK GAS-LIGHT COMPANY'. rwltlE REG l LAB ANNUAL iTKETIKC OF M tbt StockhoIil.Tit in Ibe iTvaii-vllle Can Liht IVitnpanv, for the purtMu-c of rb .-ins: three liirectors to srve during the e nsuing year, will hold at the Company's oilico, on lyiciiit strtt, Letween the b-. in . ot 1 A. M. and 1 V. M., on Moii.l iv, the 20th day of Octolier next. scptS td C. U KKATi. Prtsj't. JJto HALM. 1 .nM.V OW UOIttiEH, A MM A of iuules,and a two-horse witg"ii and It true-.,. The proKrty if not dispos.nl if by private sale by tie' U'.Ub iMt., will bo sold at auctiou. A rare i haiK- f r a bargain may b-'btd. Alo, a--re of land, linely liniU-n-l, situ ated lour iiiiIm from the citv. on the Mt. Vernon road. For further Information as to teuns, Ac, itKiiiri tl M-C-"i td KMKH U S nKKWKKY. Llo.' BEST OB SALE THE FABM KWOWH M as the "Old IV hetstone M"ne plsee," en the new r-b-rhiur,h road, three mm a ball miles from Kv .tnsv ille, containing so ss-ivs, of which an' u li fter cultivMion. Thorn nre three net t -failing springs of water ; a good frame dwelliug, contain ing six room ; a coiuiiioilious laru and other buudr ' . all of which nre new and rouTeniently arrangd. Tb 're are also alMmt ZOO fruit trees, compris ing a geeat .ti lidv tf Apple, IHa i , IVach. l'liun. tannic.-, .'herry, Ac. Kenc nnd tht r buproveroeuts are in complete order. tot fnillii r ) .it tu iil trs, apply tome on (he preniaro. or it tho sU.ro of Viek. ry Itrnlliers, rl2 Main strsjet, Kv nun ille. NttJ: I t m 1 w WM. YlCaEBT. OAKLEY'S. U OA H MtKWtr OJ, J0. A JS'O u TH I list street, are in receipt l a laj;s slock ol CarjM-la, Floor, Table, ami Sbtir Oil CUdlis ; Wiltilitv. SliTi'WtM, Klair ltod.4, . '.iltmi, I. i , Wtuilcii, and Silk Pamsk-i ; Kngs, Matn, lileat lmd ami Broun Mmlin. Cotton and Woolen Klanmls, Colten nnd Ummii Sh.-t intcn. all grndn and siet. of r.buiki- -, ill iiiihii.- i i rli.nin, Knitting Yarn, .vnd . l Ion lltsuen nnd (.1 m '., t asinots, Uossires, (Moths, CltilJren's l'lauls, Meriuas Ladi.f' Ih-.-Fts t;wols, SilWit, OuBeragea, l'l.iin an. I Figured ! Laiiii'S, .bt. onet and hwiss Muslins, .iiiirotderv mid haiiiroiiii r. a t ..n.nc, vvtoit i: ..tn.os, an unam's nl Wormed mid Clii-in ill Ulitoet., lUnghsiliS, I III -bn-llre f-r te'iilo, ldiS, and M isnr. ; I to .t Hoop Skirt., Ac , wiitrli are ofter.il ft.i t t - It at reasonable pi ii . . an. I on, pi ice to all. U. kUhIi iiimiii hanil a largi amount nf I'ork. I r I, Hl.dsf.-. -, and Whi-tky CoopeiHge. Onleis tllii .l at aiiMtt lediie and lov. pi itxs. a-plO-lm . ill ESCK N T CITY (i A LLKR V WE ALL follow interest in spite of vsin talk, Apd to those who deal fairly, to them we Hhould walk, Now, y ui alio winit I'i lures, Isdl. rheapaml Hist roAsa 1'iing )ur tlinus to SSIITH'S Gallery, (yon don't I ' to WHltb He four- no competition from one or the other, But looks upon tMtel. as a friend and a brother ; lit cans not for show, u.r puffing, nor bit wing, Mis-k suireea, orgainmoii, assuredly knowing That ho niiilii s the trade, who gives mo-t lor thc Ci.sli ; Tim . . le care nothing about any grand sploli. Now, all who want 1'ictures, large ones or small, Should, without more tUdity, on Mr. Smith call ; Thoi'-ourt House. oi knew, lust over the vcay. I voi hii 1'ictnres e ustw what you'll say The 1- t in tie- city, and cannot 1st I .-it In fiiibti or price and by way of a treat, To Ladles and Families he lessen his pay Come along, rrioti.lv, don't ucglcct it a day. scplfe-Ktu ,MltAtlmlHVUATOtrs H.U,M. - ML Notice ii. herehy piTeu that 1 wi 1 sell at public tuction, on WtsJiioMlay, ( tobt-r 1- It, 1k5'J, at lli. Auction Koouis of II. Nelsou A Co., in hv ansville, all the tiersoiial prots rty of John B. lien iiinp., decoasisl, consiritinir ot ono sinal. oran. clarinets, ptauo covers, aud miftcellancvur musical aplNtl attts. A credit of six mouths will be givcu on all sums T T three dollars, the purchaser Kivinir bis i. te with appiove.1 surety, waiving valuation and appi.ii- i ii nt laws. JOHN W. FOMTKlt, sepfJl-tf Aduiinistrator. W. II. P. STODDARD, jr TllK O Is Ml i: STA U 1. 1 SH i: 11 WM DKL'ii STORK, Xo. 17 Main street, con tinBM to keep ou hands a lull and complete supply of SEAflliCI ires, Paints, Oils, Vut tiishes, Glass, Urushes, IVrtuuiery, Larttis, VI lids, A . Which he setlu at an low a figure as any house ia ine city. Also, a larue ,-iMd varied a-.rtin. i t i.f AMUBOTYPE STOCK, CAMERAS, CAStX, A XD CHEMICALS, In fa. t. i-vtir thine appertaiuiiii; to the art. Orders promptly attended t", and forwarded hy steamboat or ! n ss to any part of the country. scrdtO TOD A CCO AND CIGABS150 Isixes Virginia Tobacco, assorted, llraiids Ihs, 10s, and 8s, lump, o" caddiea choice ChewiiiK " lOO.iii i Imported Cermau and JJavaua Cigars. ."Ji.notl Ilalf-Spatii.-'h Cigars. For solo by scyf-l W1IKKLKU A KIGGS. -Til TL EM - " DTREt T IMP( RTA TIOX." W JtMtt received, ditect from Sheffield, Ruglaitil, 1 cask Tahle and Pocket Cutlery, newest pattt-rns. Also, U gross Tea and Table-Monn. Gru.ersai.il Country Merchauts will pleas. call and ex inline our stock of Hardware am Cutlery. JA.XIB STRACB A .SON, sept21 71 Mailt st., bet. Second and Third. WW ATS I JlAfs! HATS'-F.t.L STYTk MM Oress Hats, of all the different patt' im worn, now mady, ao that every one may rely on getting exactly what will please or suit hint. Hats of any desiietl shapo mode ta order, warratiteti to tit as ..iiifru taldy as any soft hat, at 30 Main street, setptil VAUTIKR A MARCOM N I KR. 'K O 'STi: it S W doren 1 tt. -an Fr sh Cove Oysters, '" do '1 I' ran do do do. Jltiit received and fol salw by MfM 0E0 FSTF1J .( CO

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WJSJMUAS JVHT MiXriH since the formation of our partnership. Onr trade has tncrfuised beyond our expectation. We dseirt to retnrn our sincere thanks to our numerous patron and if a well assorted nto k of goods, low prices, an l strict attutioa to busuioM, v ill tnerit a continuance of y.-ur fitvors, we think we win kave claims upon yon. Our facilities for pur chasing at low price were never as good as a. present:. NINE YKAKS- EXTERIKNCE at merchandizing Ii:-ji enoMid m to 1-ecorae actjuainteil with somo of the hnt hmea iu the leadline markets of the Union, and we aro almost daily i. e. nin supplies front some of them. w e may not Mbbw" m much as other hou, v h-o r. , i, .ts aro l,traelv im-reamed hy printim.j But the pul.iit ntay di ieud that in yruti, ni.alities, and quantities, we "won't be boat' Wo ask a trial. ViCKagY BROS., 82 Main street. THt I, , vslsm wum-r ni . iitl per steamer Hastitnrs. a ntie assi.i lmeut of O. ode frttm tho Kast, suiuble to the wants of tho fraruilius of Kvansville, oonsiHtiiiR in part of rso lt siiRar . nr. .1, fine flavored 11 .-, 10011 rt.s Kibbetl 8id s Itocou, 40(1 rfw Shoulders prime, :i tiercel l.. ti .i No. 1 Lard, 2t boxes P. A O.'s best nnd Ot.rinan Soaps. Vtt Imixos Star ami Opal Caudles, iu JsA ' bxs. 2u boxes Fancy Stmps, 2 liarrels extra No. 1 Ijrd Oil, 3 I n ls Golden Syiup. This article it much I oiuilieudel, 5 luipt Almonds, FilU-rts, Pecans, and Brazil Nuts, 3 casks Bor eanx Prunes n fine lot, I hoxes genuine Italian and Vermicelli and M.tiearoni, I bbU Lovering's Crnshel Sugar, 3 bbls do Pnlverized Sugar. These Suiu-a aro h, k now !. !.- I by all in the trade to bo the beet in the United States. Mackerel catch of 1859 In bbls and bbls, No. I.No.L', and No. S. White Fish In half barrels, ai Isigs Kio vf)iv, A tine ai tielo of ttlri,,l Bliv-k Tea equal, it not stierior, to any In the city Ac, &c. N. B. The whole of tho above ;.-hIs Itavittf; bei-n Ion 'l.t for Cut, we are enabled to offer onr old and new customers any articles they may re quire at such prices as w.ll quite surprise them. Call and examine for yourselves, at KUSKlXE, CLHN1CK A CO.'S, sepl 47 Main street. mmoty is tub ii.hm: to ilhV W C1IASK. Having received a new lot of choice and fancy Groceries, wo are now prepared to present to tho public a atock as nearly complete in articles of our line aa can be found anywhere, aud our facilities for purchaaiiiK and couuections en. - hie ir toolfvrour goods at prices as low, if not lower, than can ls hat! anywhere else lit this mat ket. Our motto is "Valus against Value," and bow tar we have adhered to tins, may be seen by the patronage bestowed upon us hitherto, and it is the interest of the public to patron i au eslsb lishmeut where they gut the best and tbe most , a their money invested. All we ask is to t-xainli.-.' our trtock and prices ; every "ifortnution about tin me will be ch crfully given. seplJ Z. II. COOK A SOX. ! STOVES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. SCANTLIN & STEPHENS Ifavjust receivwl a full supply for their Fall and Wlnt-r Trade, and every description of STOVKS, 11 KATES, TIN WAKE, and KITCHEN UT ENSI LS. Their stock embraces all Tartotkss of COOKING, PARLOR, AND OFFICE STOVES? AND GRATES, with ami without mantles, all of tho newest and uiont approved patterns. The atock embraces th iri.sttent variety ever brought to this market. It lias keen sekscted by one of the partners il. Mwti, front the largest stocks nf the manufacturers in Pittsburg, Cincinnati, ami LouisTille, and has !- n piirrhase.1 on terms that will allow tha uudai sj.-n.-.' to sell at tint very lowest cash prices for a'hich such articles con In had I u this market. ..- i nil at tho sign of the (Viokinsr Store, Ko. Ll SI si a street, opposite tho Slate llauk, between Wafer snd Find ttnets. fsptt aawaa SOAKTLIN A BTKTHKNH. wMi un jmV uovsk, noTmX, 18 sr. the targ.stt aud I st arrauged Hotel in the VOW Kngland states; is nt rally located, and easy Of sVcosa from all the routes of travel, 1 1 contains all the modem iiuprovemnts,anflevery coiivi-niein lor the i unfiirt nnil m t-i.mniiMtatioii nt tie- trav.-linc p.tblir. TheshepinK ro ms are largM and vtll ventilatad; the suites of ronms are wail arranged, anil completely furntshe.1 tor faniilins, antl large traveling tarties, antl the hmiwi will continue to ha kept aa a fin.' -class hotel in every resjiect. Msaa-ly LEWIS KICK, Prop'r. rwy oth i sua it. kiu hi shut M ch Ice new timothy seed, just received and for sole low to close consignment. opt Mg JR. 8. BABOtK'K. WACKEItEks-40 IVIIolYaTjJaLF P.BLS. WTM and kltta Just rrceivisl and for sale by sepia S. K. GILBERT A CO. J. I VINSON, lata Master M.cUanlc K. A C. fUilruatt. H. CALLAHAN, lale Engineer A Machinist do. WM. II CNTINGTON, late Foreman Mottlderfor Ktivlker, K human A Co. JOHN IVINSON & CO., M A,N i ' ! A I : :;Kim OF STATIONARY AND PORTABLE 8TEAM ENGINES AMD TJ O I L E IT S ! trT Lect and Water Streett, Krmnirill', Indiana. Particnlor attention given to aH encn work aa nppqrtoina to BAILttOA PS, STEA MBOA TS, DISTILLERIES, MINING, SAW, OBIST, SPGAli, AND MALT MILLS; TOBACCO. WINE AND LAND PBKSSES, Ami In short MACHINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Also, House Fronts,, Window Caps, and Sills, Ventilators, Grates, Iron Railings, and all kinds of IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. Dealers Iu Steam and Water Gauges, Steam Whistles, Wrought Iron Pipes, Gum Bolting and Parking and Fire Brick. Kspcclal attention paid to Jobbing, Repair, ing and Blocksmithing. aug54-tirn WMjK HAVE JINT MhtKll'M.'O WW onr FsM stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Notions, Roots, Shoes, Hats, Oops, Ronnets, and Millinery Goods, which are selliiiK very low for Cash or Xo. 1 trade. All Dealers who go up the rivur this Fall will pay more for in. adding expensos, than they could have bought them at iu Kvausvilis. There being a determination hero to sell as low aa any Western city, and onr stocks f Goods are large aud flint-rate this season, and getting more so every yov. The modern mode of doing business seems to bo to "buy often, and close at home," thereby saving time and freight and insnrauce. No merchant in this section of country can go op the river thie Fall to buy Goods and nave anything theraby. We cordially invite rria Trade to call and examine onr stock. We have on our first floor Dry Goods and Notions. Our second floor. Boots aud Shoes, Ac. Onr third floor. Hats ami Cops. Good stocks of each, which we will oU low. Give us a call. sepl KKF.N A FRK3TON. I. H. MAGHEE & CO. jbk jrow MKJtnr row themh WM FALL TRADM. with a stock of Goods oTery way salted to the wants of the country, and invit tire atteutiou of MERCHANTS to their extensive stock of DOMKSTIC AND IMPORTED DRY GOoD? AND BOOTS AND SHOES, which is very complete and very cheap. We luvitf Merchauts t examine onr stock before g.dng further front In. me, as we will sail them cheaper than they can bny tooa elsewhere and get them hnsne. aepli WW It MHJST TUE ST OUI. MOUSE M7 now occupied by Mr. Lyoa as a Chthiug Store, adjoining Post Office, is for rent. Kuqn'.re of Mr. Keen, of the firm of Keen ft Preston. sep!5 Moa. K. C. L1NCK. WWW ANTEDTTmM EDI A TEL T. -8TXiJo )D WW Cont, and six good Pant Makers, to go to Paducah , K y Good wages given. W.C GBAVE8, s -VJ W Menhant Taller, Peduvah, Ky

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AMERICAN Wholesale House. ImWIMiJS' i'MSAllS AGO. Til. HOM,K M Clothing trade of the West was com u. naively of small amount, .and was confined almost exclusively to a retail tini Dens in Die Liror towns and Cities alone. Now this line of GoJs has ijectuno an almost Imlisjs'iisable jsirt ef tho stock ofeeitj BjMial Iry OishIs attwe from tln crowtled city to tho ter.- -i 1. 1 -tuiul. 1. ike all caangos It. lra.i In wi v. r, thi one has not l n pnsJnoetl except for the best of reasons. Anton, t! - nrw the i.-rest saving of material by cutting a lartre quantity ol i;ai i, ui- i tlu-r the superior work and sil i t sewing niaeltitttw Id niaiitifartiiriiMt the great eav her of tune in waitlns; for vtir "tnrn at the Tsl lor's the uncertain l. v of even then getting a satisfai l.. ry "fit," and alt. ve all the saving of at least Oif hulf the cost of the Climo'lt ill thejek' Kol a imiiiU r of year tl.iK has only been a part of our ge.Mral Dry Uoodn busiuoe, but wo bare made erreapmicutd to tlwote our whole house eicluirely to it alone with such lines of Notions aud FTiriitsltinp- Gootls as will lie necessary and dumniLl. in that trade. Believing that the tru.- interest i the trade will be to sustain tu in this snterprkv, we v.otild lespecifully announce that we now have on hand one i.f the l.n : : and most deelrabkstaveks of WELL MAPK CLOTIIINU that van over offered to the trade of the West. reapectfall solicit a call from oil om old friends nnd the trade generally. We i-liari-. o. thing for sseieiaj onr goods, and not tmnch if yom bmn tin in. We are prcikared to sell to all prompt I iui Mjren its 1owbs any house ia the trad. A liberal discount also made on all cufc nalrt WM. K. FUKXCn A CX., No. 20 Main si reel. fltl' tf- NO.VJtT,A"W. 10 .1AI. WW strts't, has now in stor.- and is constantly receiving for the Kail and Winter Trade, tbe t.et stock ever brought to this State or vicinity, of all kinds of HARDWARE suited to the West, and which, Inning lxvn seliH:tsI and purchased in person, from th 1.' .-: t.-iisive Importing Uous. and Matinfai terii ot nearly all the Eastern citit and towns, in addition to several in voice imported directly by hiM frne gaol uianufacturera English and German he can, and will sell as low as uny cone, i n in the West : reeling confident Unit goods ami priccs.c. t'ltiot fail to please aud aatinfv. He Would ask lh" csp-cial atteiitioti of Merchants, Mauufa. tin. i t ans liters, Millwi igiita, tkiOfiera. Gunsmiths, nnd all who need any articles usually found in u liut class Haiuware Store wholeaahami retail. W ithout pursuing detail, the mention of a few leading erocka may le well, vir : Table and Toeket Cutler., , Uazors, Shears, antl Scissors, including Geo. Wostenholiu A Son's justly celebratetl manufactures; Butclier'a Knives aud Steels; Files, all kinds and sizes, of Butcher's and other manufactures; Augers, Chisels, (lotrrw, Braces and Hut-, and all Cai nt. rs' and CoojaTa' Tools, from oil io T.sil Company; Harton's, liVs.livster, aud White's, BuiTalo, Manufactories, togetltet with Cook's noted Patent Premium Anger Bitts. Also Hand. Kipidng, Panel, and Lack Saws ; also, the various sizes and styles of Mill, Circular, and Cross-Cat Saws, with Tut tie's Patent Hook Tooth Cross-Cut Saws; large ami -niall Stales, in grew" variety of pattern ; Axes and Hatchets for oil pur noses; House Building Materials. All Gunners Materials ; Gunners' Iinpl.-nu-nts to almost any ex tont; Meat Cutters audStnffers; Iron and Pump Curlm, together witli Chain Pump Fixtures; Ames' and ether makers' Shovels, Spades, and Grain Scoojis ; Jack Herews; a line assortment of all kinds of Brashes; Copper and Iron KJreU and Burrs; Pr.de. tivt Weaous; Horse, Wrought, Casing, ami Finishing Nails, all sixes; anew and exctdtunt assortment of Fishing Tackling ; Paint and Oaflbs Mills, Cm Sh-llem and Mills. Agent for I- le, Silver A F.-lch's Premium Saw Glimmer, f r I'pright and Circular Saws. GEO. S. SON NT AG, sei.1 No. Ill Main sti.-vt. GUARD AGAINST FALL & WINTFK BY CHOICE INSURANCE WITH TllK IVCORPOKATK.Ii 1819 CHARTER PKRPFTCAL CASH CAPITAL, $1,000,000 ! ABSOLUTE AND VNIMPAIBKD. met wmmnva of v.i;.im i, And tho p rest ire of 4n yra. enccees and exartssjee. UrWARD.s"oF"$12,000,000 Of louses have l-en paid by the Etna Insuranr.. Celllp ui) ii; (hi Ml I'1 , :n . The vitlno of reli.-iMe insurance w ill la- apitaront from tlie f.dlowing LOSSES PAID BY THE yETNA DUUINt; TllK PAST FIVE YEARS: III Ohio ?IH1,V1' Ki In Wisconsin ls;,LVi(.7 In Kentucky. i4,i: 40 Miaaouri ...... 38t,.rlS M Iowa A Minn. RI,TW b. Peun. A Va... :il,VilS ' Iii Micl.i;-nr.-.' I'' -In Indiana... I i,..:-. - I In I ilint Is... MMaV 41 Tenness.-.-.... J7,r.49,1 Kan. A Neb. 19,94'. 77 Ark. AGs... V.045 0J Mississippi :tnd A labntna, t-i,H2 18 Fire and Inland Navigation Risks aicopti-d at terms consistent with solvency and fiit profit. EinKial WkWWm tjittnto Iaimrancc of DWELLINGS and Content, for term oftn .1 fears. Tha solid airvlce h.ug and encosafully tried, and the many adv:tnlai:i liie Ktuu ln-nr ince C. mjn ny ftoiswssm in its line, sh mid ntt l overlooked .y those re-.wiy to i nan re, and un.l- r -' .-tudiiig tle-n lt mil 11 a During "stringent timifl." tho necessity for r-lialdt-Insur uico becomes an imperative duty - 11... ability of property oa ners to anntaii. loaa being then much leS-a neil. Agencies in all tho prlnciial cities and towns throughout the State, l'olicies issned without delay, by any of thc duly authoried Agent of tho Company. BiT DCS I NESS ATTENDED TO WITH DI.S PATCH AND FIDELITY . ALLEH C. UALLOCK, A, t.t eepG-SmdAw MP SE TEJHl'LE'H I O.W i'OI .VMM 0 F HOPS AND BONESET IT is tlie safest, surest, cheapest, and most rolls bio remedy for the in.-rmai.eut euro of COLDS, COroiiS, HOARSENKSS, ASTHMA, CROUP, W1IOOPINO COUGH, And all affections of tho Throat and Lnnga. It lalug prt.js.red open Scientific principles, and from articles that are entin lv vet-tald. The COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOPS AND BONESET Is manufactured by C. ROTHENDUSn & SON, Hamilton, Butler Comity, Ohio, to whom all orVera moat be addressed ; ami sold by KELLER A WHITE, Druggists Evansvtlle, Indiana, and by Dr aggists and Merchants throughout the country. jan y M.lMsEL'TMOJS" J WTU'E. Stats or IsdiMlJ ana, VANnr.atcaou t!o., as. I, Louis Rich ter. Clerk of tho Vanderburgh Circnit Court, within and for said County, do hereby certify to the 8herifl of aabl Coonty, what Officers are to lie elected at tbe next general f'.rC..ti (fn th State of Indiana), to be held on th" second Tuesday in Octoler, A. D. 18.W, at the different places of held intr election! in said C ittnty, to-wit : A Judge for the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, an Attorney Prosecuting for tho Fifteenth .Iudicial Circuit, and a County CoaBmis sower for the Third District of Vanderburgh Do. z Witnkiss, niv hand and the aealof said i mmt I Court, ut i; ansville, this 7th day ot Ah' Sept. inUr, A. D. l69. 1 , LOUIS RICH TER, Ctmrk V. C. C. By v ut ue of the Certificate of the Clerk of the Vandoi burgh ('in nit Court, of which the above is a true and lull copy, notice 1 hereby given to the qualified voters of said County, that an election will be held at tin) several precincts in the Towshite of said Conntv, te fill the vacancies above certified, on Tuesday, the 11th dny of October, A. D. IKS JOHN 8, GAVITT, se.R-l.'Vtdw i4t Sheriff f KamtVrtWyA '. . K. ft : K.II.U.D COMPANY, Stt kktari's Orrirr Mi I , r.v.Ui-ville. Sent T 7E ANNf'AL MEETISC OF THR STOCKholders in this Comisinv, and ehvtion ef Di rtvtors, will le hold at the Court House. Jn the City of Evaine, ill-, on MhNDAY, trtot)er U, proxinn . Ixitwi en the h.iirs ol ll) o'clik A. aud 4 P. M. Hy t rdei of the Board. seplC-td J. K. MARTIN. Sec'y. reepcxs' jv tmvmmV-thn vn'ph. W-S signed have just received W sett assorted Bie "Tel le Haute" Tru-u Hoot. uanulactre.l t l the tv Uft tiiub r, v i ratittnl equally oa r-t as the Ohio Tool Company's. ;vnd li'. per cent, lelu pikes than tho lallei . F-r sale br J M l. It STKM B A SN. p!6 71 Main otieet, S""1 Third