Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 34, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 September 1859 — Page 3

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SATURDAY MOBMNO, SKPTEM MER i Local aid Misce llaneons. RKLIGIOl'S NOTICK. The caresnony of laying the corner stone of the new church building how Mug srectes! by the church and congregation of which Mr. Md'itrr ! pastor, will take place to-morrow (Sondny I :tfiernoon at 3 o'clock. Several tiMroMiw will be tleHvcrcd.. Tie- puJ.ll. re cordially invited to atteixl. .Wedooot w ith to excite onmwssary apprehension", but we understand from Prs. Dubruler and Walker that the dog reoru to le mad, and which was at large Thursday niglit and Friday morning biting ev ery thing bf came across, has ererr symptom of hydrophobia, Numbers of dogs have been bitten and the ouly safety to tho citizens is in the death of every dog not muzzled or fastened up. ———<>——— DARING BURGLARY.— Night before last a couple of store rooms those of Ahlering & Bro., and George Sonntag—were broken open in the most reckless manner, and robbed of a portion of their contents; the thieves making their escape, without leaving any trace by which they may be discovered. The front door of the clothing store of Ahlering & Bro., which fronts on the landing, and by which some one is passing at almost every hour of the night, was pryed open with a crow-bar. From the marks on the door, and the mannor in which it was fastened, it must have taken the burglars some time to break it open, and an entrance could not have been effected without creating considerable noise. Why it was that the scoundrels were not detected in their operations is a mystery to us. All the loose change, amounting to a few dollars, that was left in the money drawer was pocketed. Tho amount of clothing stolen cannot as yet be ascertained; the room was left in such confusion it being impossible to tell just what was taken. The hardware store of MR. SONNTAG was broken into from the back way. The same crow bar that effected an entrance into the clothing store was used at his door. It, too, was a strong door, secured by a large lock, and a stout iron bar across, which rested in heavy iron staples. The staple were wrenched from their sockets and the door jam badly splintered. Nothing has yet been missed by Mr. Sonntag except a box of cigars. But we should hardly think it likely that any one would go to the trouble of breaking open so stout a door, and be satisfied with a box of cigars. Mr. SONTAGG will, doubtless, yet miss some of his finest cutlery or shooting implements. Those outrages show the necessity of a night police. ———<>——— SONS OF MALTA.— A destitute family rellf arrived in Indianapolis. The? came fnHH Korth Carolina, and had traveled all tM u on foot from that State to Madison. TUj motto r lia.l ili.l on tho road, bat the father ami his little children proaerviiigly pre-sed am tutu we.oy journey. At Madi-j-oii they appealed to '.!. officers of the Madison Koad for a free pass to the Capital, and their appeal was not in vain. On their arrival at the Union Depot, in the latter city, one Sons of Mai La whose business is in ami MUiiitthe Depot, coon noticed their condition ami look litem in ch.-trge. Food and warm i ..ihoi.- were obtaineil, find otnforts pro ie.l for them, that they had long been strangers b. In a few hours the Pipialid and lirtlf fro.cn children were lost in the bright eyed and warm clad girls and boys, looking licpefid and happy. A miss was obtained t.n thum over the Terro Han to Hoatl to Greene: i ale, and Mr. E. T. Keightly, the Treasurer of the Lodgo at that place, pledg1 1 'he Sons to provide for them when tlioy arrived there, and Bee that they weie safely l anded at the place they started for. Tho Sentinel, in narrating this deed of Itenevolence, gays : " The Sons of Malta may tie a little too noisy iu their lodge room, and we sometimes think they are ; but the next tiree we feci like grumbling as the sound of their drums and horns and gongs lloats into our sanctum, we will think of this distressed family made happy, and tell them to thump away." There will be gold at auction, this morning at 9 o'clock, by II. Nelson & Co., at their auction rooms, a few bottles of fine oils for manufacturing liquors. They arc a gen ujne article, and will be sold without re serve. They will sell at the same time eight Itoxes of tobacco, a lot of groceries, boots, shoes, &c. ———<>——— The patent for McCormick's improvement in reaping machines, patented in 1847, hav ing heretofore been several times re-issued, has again been re-issued during the past week. This does not effect [sic] the terms of continuance of the original. A patent has also been issued to Royal R. House, for his improvement in magnetic printing telegraph. ———<>——— [<Communicated>. EDITOR OF JOURNAL.—Please say to our numerous readers to be on their guard, as our city is at present flooded with counterfeit one dollar bills, on some of the Kentucky Banks, and the State Bank of Ohio. G. COPELAND. ———<>——— ——>The citizens of Merom have contributed a sum sufficient to sustain a daily two horse hack from that place to Sullivan. It is designed to apply to the Post Office Department, for the privilege of carrying the mail. It is also in contemplation to start a newspaper in the town, which will be likely to take sides with the Republicans. ———<>——— The laatayette C' vrier ?ays n gocnl juke is toll at the cak iiicc of a I Sou of Malta w ho returninp; from solemn conclave at 3 o'clock in the morning, was routed out of Ui! U ttrc " o'cloek Ly his miscbief-loviiig wile, who had risen uuuaually early and prepared break la ! foi lnu special net orumo-

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River Items.

aaaiviLS aim MNirraca new F e'etoca tbcupt Tin i . . k rmr.o. cireenvlBe, Kvansville to Greet) river. Mlver Mar, Pedes h t Iransvils. S. P. Hiblrd, Louisville to Cairo. A sudden change came ocr the weather yesterday. In tho morning it was cold and rather disagreeable, but in the afternoon, it cleared away, and the sun shone with much brilliancy. In the afternoon, it was warm and sultry. The river wai receding last evening, having fallen about one inch in previous twouty-four hours; we predict that it will commence rising by this evening. The river at Pittsburg is falling, with five f et in the channel. The indications, however, are favorable lor more water, as it has been raining continually at that place since Tuesday. At Cincinnati it was rising, with eight fet in the channel. Between Louis rille and Cincinnati, there is seven feet of water, and rising gradually. There is nothing new to FVort in the l'pir Mississippi, Illinois, or Missouri. We are indebted to our young friend, Alonzo Bush, of P. G. O'Rilev's wharf boat, for river favors. He places us under daily obligations for valuable information, for which he has our sincere thanks. The gentlemanly way he has of doing business prepossesses every ouo in his favor The report put in circulation yesterday, that the Heaven had sunk at Hurricane, islnnd, is without foundation. She struck the log on which the Done'i barge was wrecked, injuring her considerably, yet she soon extricated herself and proceeded on down the river. She was considerably lhimi time, and will probably miss one trip, leaving lu re at her regular time on Tuesday. The renowned and swift packet KmU French takes her departure on Monday for Louisville. No boat was ever more iopular and punctual than the Km -, no set of officer? ever gavo more general satisfaction than here. She will take passengers to ami from the Fair at liberal prices, and thoeo wishing to go can find no conveyance more pleasant. She is light draught, and therefore can be depended on, as she has been running during the low-water season without detention by scarcity of water. We commend her as safe, reliable and speedy . The S. P. Hibherd passed down yesterday. She reports the Pike aground at Anderson; Kate Sarchel at French Island ; the M -. v Mel.elland " lighting " Scullletowa; CaroItnt hard aground at Scntlletown. She reports only 30 inches of water on Svutllelown bar. The Star is to Iks laid up for repairs. The new light draught steamer John A. Fisher has been chartered to bke her place, ind will leave on Monday, the Start regular Jay. The present ofticem of the Star will le on hoard. Tho Star arrived yt3lerday, full of people and plenty of freight, ami left again at her regular hour. .ark. Taylor has our thanks for the following memorandum: MlWlir Silvr Star left Evamw ille Sept. 'ilst; passed steamer AUda ami llaztl JJetl lying up at l uiontown; met McLrllansX Raleigh ; passed Admiral at Weston Mills, Mariiter at Curlev ; Charley Jiotcen on a log at Hurricane Island; thirteen timlters broken ; barge broke loose and aground ; took off some passengers; J. 11. barge sunk at same pi see loaded with mat hiuerv : passed J. A". Bell at Cumberland Dam; arrived at Padurah "ilid. Left same lay; met Hazel Dell at Cottonwood ; parsed CarUw and Kreatune at same place; not Alida at Stewarts Island ; met CharUg liowen alve Golcondn; Admiral aground at Walker's bar; met Argo and Sile above Mt. Vei non ; John TaHfkint at Loug s landing. Hail 107 cabin passengers, besides deckers; good freight up ami down; 3 feet on slioale.t bnrs. The Maid of the Mitt takes her leae tolay at 1 o'clock. She makes good time, and carries freight c heap. The Matild.i is sti'l at our landing under going repairs, ftne will not, pronaoiy, st:m South until there is a rise in the river. The J. II. Done will, in all probability, be found at our wharf this morning, as she is over-lne. The S. V. Iltldxid went down yesterday, with a hiie trip. She is a neat boa:, ami liht draught. She has very little ttruble to make her tript. The fleet and elegant Louisville ami Cairo mail and passenger packet Hazel Dell, Capt. lot , will ass this point this uiorninr,, on ier way up. Paaseni'c.is by the liazl J Jell, will find everything necessary lor making a comfortable trip on this fine boat and th Officers will do everything in their power to render it an agreeable one. Capt. George W.'Norton and O.ipt. John List, of Wheeling, were at the Spem er House, Giiic innati, on the 22d. The y.tnitrre l ift uutl Mary (' A are tinlergoiug repairs on the Madison Ways. We learn that the (Julnare is oth-rcd lor sale at Cincinnati. Cotton is Ixdng shipped to New Orleans with unusual activity lor tlx season of the year, ami all the Vicksburg boats go down with trips averaging altout -,800 bales.The Cliarmtr. on ber last trip, had 3.7i8 bah i. A coal boat, belonging to Mr. Pickard,of Lako Providence, struck a snag ar.d sunk at Paw Paw Island on last Sunday Passengers arrived at New Orleans from Houston, Texas, report that ou the night of the 12th inst., when the steamboat neptune No. 2, was landing about five miles from Lvnrhburg, fire was discovered in her hold. She had about 500 bales of cotton on hoard. The officers promptly scuttled the lioat, and it is expected that most of her cargo will bo saved. ro lives lost The Atlanta, a light side-wheel boat, has been sold to Capt. J. J. Robinson of Mem phis, who intends entering her for a fall and winter campaign lietween Memphis and some of the upper ports. th bostM for sale by K. tJIMlKKT X 0U. no v 4 Sycamore street, near w aler. . f H, mt M M M VMU mtT M h last, At VAUT1EK A SlAKc:oNNlEi: S, Sep I 4 AM Main strwt. with a large assortment of smaller slues McCnlly'a . . ........i.ttm . irlli.l) iKriV'.fl oraini, at aiuiu.inv a invutrnun der 17 Maiu street. mAwOTK, t J. KJU LKTTKU rJV W per lesi reams aasortetl. for sale very low bj dseB 8. K. (il LBtKT A CO., Sycamore st. mjHONH.' MHO Rs ; MlttKs: CJI.h 9 at HUGHES' aud buy your Shoes if you want a giNMl article at very low prices. api 1 yitTTA"M WTK.VT t Utt hf ft T fcuws, just reonive.1 and for sale by Bo17 JA:oB STKAUB. No. 40 Maiu st. rmrn.B rumttmu s UOX. JVttT rif. ed and for sale bv uig4 JACOB STKAl'B A RON. sV ommiHUJM.tJKurti. sbutiHi .n ..r a aiwrlor Oualitr. Ion J At ch-c-i! Z. II. COOK SON'S. 4 J U f K T TJt CM 8. h'l t'H fJHHN . ' Iratliersd and Carpst Tat ks this day rexcited at ths Wooden Wars Store. u urssit i. rial v,..,, ..... 1 ff , aWa SSV wsisiui awansss ssi'-a ujyJC) Between Third And Fourth. Louisville. jt m vm tt T t a a v t.tt mm t r from the manufactory, and mads expressly for thn Rvtail Trndu

in J .:. Iron and Wootl-braoo CnwlleK. in do Dutch Bow do, 15 do I'll sal's extra Cast fltoel Grain Scythes, in d. do do do Grass do, ie do do do Si W. 1 do do, do Cast Steel Briar Scythes, 10 boic do Stones, in doicaii '2 asxl S Protis; Hay Eorks, ti do Ua Uakes, 10 do German Sickles. Tho al-ov.t articles are warranted to be of the very heat anality, and for sale low by say'il J A COP STRADsl A BON, 40 Msla st

Candidates.

UVm mrt muthorimtd to MlMUl Juliut 8. I'ATLKTT ;ui a candidate f;r County Cinisu aiuner. wplT Kr. Mentor Ft mat th nmtm of WILLIAM JERVIS, Esq., of NwyHHiiiMp, a a candidate Ihr County Conixniaaiuuer at th eiiMuing t-lertien. eed9 mra rmmstd to mmmottmee JHr. THOMAS 1. 1 1 I . M, of Terry tuwndiip. aaartnditlt" I "t C'.uiKty Vmnhlier at Him fiipuiitfr election. Une mw Hf itS to tmmtrt Ihs mmmt c.f J0UN lb NKKb, . if IVrry Tewnitlilp, mndi.l if., for Coiiiitj ('uianiiiMioiter at the eusolug M-lln. 'C1 UV mrt requetttd to umnouuee Iht a. of JOHN '. f ! rry loMitship, a canditbto t r ('...ant) 'miiiiiv ion r at the running Och.tM T fle tin. IS nr. ..!.., t,.JL to mmmommi rAltKKTT as c:UMlitlate ft.r Jutleof the Fift. tli Jiiili. ial Circuit. t thi- eiisiiin OcielM-r election. atiu'J uu mrt mparrff " i mmmmmmm the mmm of KuilKKT V. N llJIITINUA LK, . f l.. i .....I. I. n ship, ai a OMMtiditt- tor County CauiMii,.nt.r Tor Mitrict No. o.at th u. xtVtolxr . lection, tl.tw . Special Notices. t unit mmd I vr ! VMU mnd Memtr .' uiib of (lie gieatt nt reui.lies tl inu ever leon lii.l l ft.r.i tin. publie, for F.' r ami Anne, an I alii. It liaa received lite liif;liot eiM-oniiuiiiit from the prtta and tlie iH t.pU', is Dr. J. M STKTT ftti UKLKBRATKD H ITT Kits, wiiorould .ndiu.. tl... tortuie arising from tliiK terrible diviiae, aliwu It cicii eaaily enrrd Who would ct. lnro itleop-iii-ht, luriiiu f.-vi.-i uud i. y ehilN ultern;it -lv,wh.'ii a remedy can ho ol.taitttHl for a inero tri ;: ' Ami yet how many faiuill.n linger out a indntat exiat.'iicn uuJir this deadly Idlht, an.l do uoth iug hut gulp down quinine, until It becviin-M a com i i ii i their daily meaht; and yet they are not reii." l. None hut tlio foolish and weak would ht--ji.tt. t procure tit vulieiblo Bittern, and aave thi'ii. htM uiieii-o aeuy. Kor h:I. hy I'j ... . ) and dealers goner. illy, eve rywhere. ae2l orv'' fill mrt m Mtmp hmtttd hy all as tlt bewt aunihilator of the internal illskmh ttioHt common to the human family, including lypiM j.-ia, Idle, sick headache, and all febrile ami fit Maui matory influence. Their operation Is ainipie, harmless, and effective. Sold at the mautifat twry. Ho. So Maiden Laae, New York, and by all ImiggiaU, at 2.rc.,Clc.1 and 1 per box. se'il Ta Blood f tht Ltr.JVm more thai I tho poor sufferers in our country languish, their constitutions racked and torn by strong ami danicerous mineral in ticiues ; they will come to the fountain of health, found in simple herbs and roots from nature's storehouse. TUG MOUNTAIN II ERR TILLS, of innocent mountain plants composed, will reach and stop their distress, and cause the blood, renewed and cleansed, to carry through the hotly th.- elements of In n th ; l.iiililini; up the broken oii.ttitution, and utrryiug lifo ami healt'i, hut for them would have Inx.ii the wreck of hope Him fewble in .in of suffering, at last int.-1 by the cold hand of death. I not let prejudice ovorcoui your I..-U.T reasou ; do uot look Umu these Pills as only like others; tlo not let your tl. - air. after trying everything else, prevont you from trying tlee. The blood must be pure, slid then si' kne.-s is iuitortihti. Wliu anient and Jet pi in pie 1 1 ut Ii is this! it appeals to the common sense of all ; it is the Ki. at key k tone of the healitiK art. Jl'IWON'S ltil N T I N III. Kit 1'ILLS will ptuity and t lean it .Mt cure as the sun will ris. to-morrow. s .ludsoit's Mountain Herb Pills are sold bv all .Me.li. in m lers. ancl Mm Tiir. i'kacf: 1 1 I'irr, Tnian srarKT, SeroND IVx.r bki.ow Titr. CWaVJf Utesr. M ill nie particular attention to all Notarial business entiusled to him snch as Itlne Pee.ls, M..rt'aices, Powers-of-Altorney, CsmtracU, Ac. Will ato collect my, in any part of the county, with or withont suit, as directed. Trobate business, settlement of eatates, .-VI in in 1st at ion, Guardianships riUW anil prttnptly attended in. auglA z ftodiam Miniug Company, Evansville, Indiana. ttflice on Watttr street, betwin Main and Locust. Cal, In quantities of not less than 20 bushels, .t. luertsl to any part of the city, at 10 cents per bash, at the pit, 8 cents. JOHN WYMOND, oct'J Secretary ami Manager. VUNIN(i FLUID. THE GESUISE NuS explesive Buruiui; Fluid is made and sold bv X. 8. THOMPSON. Suercasor to V. W. Sawyer. mT AMPS. COAL OIL, HVHSlNi&FLUI l Si ami I. aril Oil Umin, of all kiutls, constaiitU ou hantl act! for foi sale cheap, by a. s. TmwBwua, rpt 22 DriiKRUt. IS IUD CAGE VIIEAPEH TU AS EVER, AT N.S. THOMPSON S Urut; Stor. a,-, r-r aa boxes wisvow glass, assorted mWW sizes, and 1 1. tst niakt, for -.! at re duced prices, l.y N. S. THoM P80N, apUB vtaajaaa. JJLCOtlOL.JD8T RECEIVED PER STEA M - ML er Catla Garden, uu excellent quality of v. f hoi, at THOMPSON 1 IruR Store mm" bogus.- tiieusderd;sed, beisg BV V A nen i for the proprietor of all the in -t iM.pular Patent Medicines, can warrant all s i ! at hi store to U- l;. inline. A lartr" supply ala-t on hand and for xa!e at itiitjint.tctitrfrs prices. U.S. THOMPSON, PrunKbtt, .I t ' Si Mu in street. n . ." t'.O.KS, SEED, ASD i.l.ASSES, Eoli Mm . .' . ,.1 ll... Ion . Ml, .re IT N i . tru.t tm"-' fT THIS BMASOM E THE VEAR, H UES colds are so pievaleut.a n.yltctiHl eott-li may lead to Hie C'olisillitplit-ll. tie in tun- to the Ol'UK Store, 17 Main street, ami et a l llle ot Cherry ItHlmtia lor - ceiitf, ami you will suuly et re lief Stpt WBEFISED 8 VO A MS, FR SALE AT Vie f aTaV t., r. csive.1 tbi4 .lay per steamer : S bbls crushed u:us, douhlo refluetl. 3 do powder'd tlo do do .'I tlo coffee dv tlo do 'i do erauulat'd do do t. At MTT" Z. Bt 000aT A SON'S. 700 LliS. SEW CODFISH. IU kitts New Mil. ker.-l. J" Ihjxcs New Herring, just received at - i - Z. II. Ott'K Jt SON S. MhtxtR MATs,. MCD..M Dt .E. ASSuRTMM etl It.wjr Mats, for stile ltw by sept tl . II. COOK A SON. WMACoSt EACOS.' MM .r,MNi ts Uui 'lev sugar-cured Hani. 1,'kki ir4 prime Shoulden. 1,0CS) Ttm do clear sides. Sno Bs dsnsre Leaf Lard, for sale At stp'-vJ Z. II. CiHiK A SON' . 40 BOX ES STAR CASDL KS. in tlo Opal tie 'lit do HametirKli Hheeso. i". do W. It. do III do Pino Apple tlo Received kt steamer Castle Gartlen, by svpCAJ Z. II. C OOK A SON. 1 mi.IK, -.1 CHOICE ASSORT At EXT sale at aeftS '.. II. CH)OK A Bt N---iifjir ri.nttrnt' s a k it -iti f W bushels just received and for sale low by M.ytt J- C. DCSOIC HtT. TRUSSES A SDABDOillSA L SUPPORTERS. A ureaA variety, and of tho moat approved wivl which am worn with itreat comfort. The auuaoetera have ie steel snriues. yet are iHrfectly elastic, with shaa ami pressure graduated to suit the ca. r. .initial, for sale at t. Dlain street. m,ptz Vf. BL r. STC-iDi) a n i W EDGER HATS' A SPLESDID ASSORT BT 4 mi nt on hand tor fall ami winter wear. VAL'TIKB A Al ARCONNIKR, soput .10 Main street. m.lt oil .1 LHJ.VSO.W CQ.YTBJtrTOM r ntl lluilder. hh'-p oil Second street, near M nllnri v I am nreiHtn-il to do all kiutls of work Is-loning hi my business. aug4 t-' ': K. HI UJU. .vtH.JHSt.s, Ve. 10" hatrs Itto Coffee. fill tsM-kets Jsa Coffee, BO hhtl-t N. ci. Su-ar, IB bbls Cr'd, Loaf. A Pow'J Sugar, 10H bbls Rels.ile.1 Mulassss, ats) pkgs asm i td Teas, I hab'S c'k.fss. Just received hy aoslf K. 8. liABCOCK

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH, 1

BT TU f. m XT. UKE. Additional by the Arabia. Several French journals have been rrohibited in Snrtlinia, iu consequence of n.lvocating the ?epnnuion of Savoy from Picilmont. Proposal were pending in the National Assembly of Parma, confirming Farini as Dictator, and declaring Om tt nninatioii of . i 1 i i lie- i. n; ; i'li I IHISIV. Br AIM. Tke Madrid jonrnals say that the EniIcror of Morocco ha declared as traitors the tribes on tho coast who insulted the Spanish fltg, and protuises to intlict suoinKiry punishment on them. The Spanish government, however, doubts the fulfillment of this promise, and continued its prepanuioiirf for the expedition to avenge the insult ami murder of its subjects. The English Government has presented a note, ilrnwn up in a friendly style, requesting explanations as to the object of ennccntrating Spanish troops at Algetras, in the immediate vicinity of Gibraltar. (iKim an v. Tiio great autumn fair at Frankfurt was jiropjressiii"; with much briskness. Many dealers in cotton, silk, and woolen goods had completely run out their stork. In some cases prices had advanced from I to 1 B jut cent The wool sales were to take place the lollow'.ug week. Thw Paris Monitrur announces th death of the Emperor of Moroccn, and that his successor had been proclaimed. Tranquility prevailed at Algiers. The disturlianceson the Island of ('andia it is reported, was uu d by the collection of certain taxes from the Greeks. Five of the tax gatherers had been murdered during tlioiillray. Two battalions of soldiers had bsven sent to arrost the ringleaders. A CirBMpJm deptiUtion had arrived at t'onstantinople, niid presented to the enibassailors of tlio 3everal pow ers a protest against tho invasion of the country by the Russians, and slating that the whole of tho province would be forced to submit if they were abandoned by the Porte. A great fire had occurred at Ezzrottm, and the town had again experienced repeated shocks of an earthquake. The Calcutta and China mails arrived at Aden August 2A, and the Bomlmy mail of August 21, reached Aden Sept. 1. The ue us by these mails had not Keen received by telegraph when the 4nbNb1 left. The Independence Beige Rays: England has proposed to France and Austria a European Congress on Italian affairs, on a basis of non-intervention by force," but a dis patch lrom Fans contrail tits this The (mat Mutbrn Mltrd from the i Thames on tho morning of the 8th inst., in the presence of an immense concourse of : enthusiaiic e..plc. Cunt, t'omstock, late of the steamer Baltie, was on Ixiard, and took I tart in her management. Her performance was admirable, and she was kept under as perfect command as a river steamer, and steers as easily as a wager boat. tier engines appeared capable of starting or checking her motion almost by a single motion of the hand. As to her speed, the London Timet says tier performance proved her to bo the fastest vessel in the world. She left the Noreat l.ll A. M., and was off Dover at :t P. M. The London Timet baa an editorial on Gen. Harney's occupation of San Juan Island, characterizing it a3 an exercise, of power to which Eugland will not tamely i submit. Tho American horse Starke won the War wick cup. Wakminotojc, 8'pt. 23 u The health of tho Secrehiry of War is roprejented as inipfoviug at Ohl Point Com fort. The ifivipl into the Treasury last wevk amoiiuted to $8J5,000. Uralls issued $1,158,000. The amount Mil.jcct to draft is l,40f.,000. The President will, next week, resume his reniiiwnce at the White House. All tho documents ordered by the hst Convrres except the mechanical part of the Patent Office Iteporl, hnvebceu printed. Senrdor Higier's wrOat vi-it here wit with reference to the affairs of his brother, who h Minister to Chili. In the event of a collision hetweao Hie I'nited .Slates nml (ir'at liritain, growing out ol San . J nan affairs. (Jen. Harney tan pul the pi eminent in NHS.ssiou of the fact, within ftfteea days, by an expiess lrom Vnncouver . to :ilt Lake I it v. ami then to Leavenworth by the overland mail. This time may seem incredible, but then- is no doubt it will l accompli: In tl in case of a collision. A committee from Portland, Maine, arri ved here yesterday for Ihu puriaidc of inviting the 1'resident nntl Cnliinet to attend the celebrrttinii of the arrival of the llrtat F.asttrn. The President ititormed the committee that it would ! iinHihle for him to ac cept the invitation. The pressing engage ments of I lie Cabinet, aNo, rentiers it imI i We lor them to accept. Jefferson Ihtvis has arrived here. His henlth is much improved. MArcnt'XK., Pa, Sept. iJ a. Rain has fallen steadily during the whole week ami the Lehigh has risen eight feet. The creek running through this town has overflown and the streets ate covered with water, varying in depth from six inches to tlnee feet. Almost all the cellars are full of water and tho residents are constructing coffer dams to protect their houses. The in habitants have leen at work night ami day to provide for tho safety of their property. It is impossible to estimate the amount of damage done. To move about the tow', it is necessary to uso boats. MoNTHRAh, Sept 23 M The Knglish cricketers have arrived here, and are in fino condition, and ready to play immetliately. s Kastox, Pa., Sopt. 23 m The Lchtgh and I)clavvatc are rising rap idly. A serious break in the Delaware Canal occurred at Ilartllcysville. It i3 rcjiortcd that 10. feet of the embankment had washed away. m PuibADBLriHA, Sept. 23 Td Flour unchanged ; holders demand 4 DO ( t I 75 for old stot k superfine, and 5 25 up to 0 50 lor extra and tain v. 1 he inspections for the week amount to 1,071 bbls. Wheat drooping ; sales of 3000 bush sold at 1 10 1 18 furred, aud 1 30 tor white. Kye in demand. Corn less active at 87(V88 for ytdllow ailoat. Oats arc in fair demand at 37. Whisky iu better demand at 27(28 fur Ponn and Ohio. Ualtimore Market. Kaltiuokk, Sept 23 a Flour Bteady. Howard ptreet and Ohio 5,00. Wheat firm; sales 10,000 bushels at 1, 201, 43 for while; 1, 10(0)1, 11 for red. Corn Tirin. Whisky firm. PlTTSBl'KO, Sept. 23 M Uiver five feet four inches hy pier mark, and falling. Weather cloudy. !&,. The New York Trthune compl cins that the apple crop is everywhere a failure in all the regions th.it send fruit ia it; lUHlliCt

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Assajsal fj.t k to Ute Dnili Jvrtfil. Caibo, III-, ciept. 23 p u The Charley Bowen arrived here to-day, all right, having received no serious injury. She leaves this port to-morrow at her regu- ! lar hour, bhc will leave Kvaiuvillo ou i Tuer.lay at the usual time. Yours, rc?jHX'tful!y, II. T. Dextkr. N'tw Youk, Sept. 23 at Perry Mc. I). Collins, Consular Agent .it Araoor riv'er, Asiatic Russia, has arrived in this city and expects to oail in the course of a few days on his return thither by way of St. PetersturrRh. It appears from his statement that American commerce M the A moor io steadily increasing, several ships having sailed from the United Mtntes with merchandize, including cotton goods, wines, liquors, ship stores, all kinds of Laid ware, machinery, steam cosine, Ac. There are now in the Amoor waters five steamere. A Russian officer, Capt. Pavandoff, at piouent in New York, is Boperintendinig the construction of ileum enpiues and machinery to place in gmi lioats to lie eoMtrttded in the Amoor, which is navigable fur ste.iniItojits at least SyfiiOO miles. Tie- cUswata ll similar to North-west OtanBBa, nntl the agricultural rotluc3 about the Baaae. The irinciKd value of the country as far as developed, is fur its furs and mint s; but when steam con.mimit-ation shall lo fully i -i i lii.-diod the trade will lie iiutuea uraMy increased in other partii ular.--, atnl Siberia and Taitary wi'l aaVi their treasures to those af the Amoor country. From Moscow to the head of the Amour, a distance of four thousand miles, there are upwards of live hundred cities, lowus and villages, of industrious inhabitants. The Amoor Company, this year, nent to tho Amoor river three or four vessels, with full cargoes, together with iron steamers, to accomplish thcCouijioiiy's project, namely : to unite tho mouth of the Amoor with Siberia by a regular lino of steam packets. The recunt ukatc of the Eiujteror, permitting Siberian exiles to visit the Amour, is with a view of settling the shores ol that river and developing the resources of the country. The construction of railroads i.; contemplated, and also lines of telegraph, connecting with jMoscow and other distant itoints. All these movements of the Russian Government are regarded with great interI est. as thev cannot fail to one:: to American comnieitv valuable markets to many of our manufactures, considering our diversified: interests, including those of whaling on tho North Pacific, and contiguous to Siberia ..nil the Amoor. The oninion tirvvaili that we nhoultl have a Consul Geueral instead of j CoiiJ-ulai officers, of a comparatively insignificant trade, with an insufficient salary. ———<>——— LEAVENWORTH, Sept. 23—P M Proposition for a State organization of the Pike's Peak country defeated. Mines yielding abundantly. Bayou Salade mines realizing from an ounce to a hundred and fifty dollars per day. ———<>——— EASTON, Pa., Sept. 23—P M The damage to the East Pa. & Lehigfa Valley It. It. has been repaired, and the trains are running regularly. PiTTVuuno, Sept. 23 p m River Bftel C laches, and alout lit.itiona ry. Weather c lea. LouioViLLK, Sept. "JJ- i u Ritrci hilling, with 0 feet -I inches ill tilt' i anal. Four ft et six inches w att i on the falls. Sack villi:, Sept. '.: p u The steamship Baltie, now clue, with Liverpool dates to the 10th, has not yet arriv -l at Halifax. The ataaanar aanrdpa, rVata Boaton, arrived .it HalitaS al noun lo ilBYt, arid sailed I ly after. Nkw Voi;k, Sept. J:: i u The cricket raaidl which i.- I" takepitica aataMaa Um "All Bagiaaal Eievea'' and the Ainerie.in erica, etera lias bet :i poaipoawl aa til Oct. 3d, and the play al Philadelphia till (he loth ot the same month. Aie tnrk Market. N'kw Vokk, Sept. 'JJ--pa 1 lour hti. y. tut and a shade U tter; Bales 10,000 hbis iii 4 HQ! U ftsr aafser slate ; I 40(ii,4 Of lor siiht western; 1 1 H - ' t( lor roininon to gaud extra western ; I SOffli) 5 10 lor inferior to good fresii ground ship ping brands extra round hoop Ohio. Wheat advanced, aatk at 1 'lit for red, 1 :'.7 (a 38 tor white. Rye firm at sl(-s.'. Ilailcy lirm 00(,80. Com scarce and Bales 10,000 bushel: at f'4 mixed, 98 lor yellow Lard Fteady, sales 454 bids at loj(l Hefar No. 1 topiinie; hutter firm at 1 7 f ! 1 1 for state ; efaoaaa epiiet. Pork a. liw and firmer, sales at 1.1 7 15 87 for mess. t ii i I. mini Market. Ciscinxat:, Sept. 23 T n l'lotir in Isitcr tlcinainl and qootod at 4 00 lr riipi : line. Wheat kteadj at 1 00 for rc.l, and 1 o.'ojM 10 for vhiU ; corn in fair uVm.unl at 7." for vellow: oats .tcatly at 3940; rye dull at 75; irirley75; ' whi.-ky firm at 14c; ptYtrlaiosit active and I very lirm at TJoi-Oj lor bacon shoulders j ami Bides, and 11 M for Bseai ; lard I0j(tvj 10J icr bbl. Exchangn will be advanced to-morrow to jar cent. HIRAM HOPKINS isiruovF.D MUT MACHINE! TMJTTBn SEPT. tJS-TMinsEI'T. . xl 1st, 1858. lu nth-riii'.; a. this Mai hill" to the public, I ' h ive but little Ul say. I A flatter myself that they will f. , ive sati-fat t ion. I luave it; j with th"S' who uso tln-ni t" jttde as t tie ir ut t its. I warrant them to do I oik.4iidask Oie favor "(ill who want a smut machine. to try one of mine. They have one l'I. at advantage i.ysrtlio tno-t ot Machines iu n-c at pres-iit : th. v b ave no dirt ; arouml UkeSB, it heiugr all cat lied ott by a suction fall, aud can te tltscharpsl outside the mill, if desired. . n rat of them ale iu suc cessful ois rati in, one of w hich can Citualortbe I'm ay nne Mill iu this city. Thee Machines are pt up iu iro"l style, an 1 ar hi .hie ami enocitiai iu unit operations. I li.-y sil lis bail on reasonable terms $"" r.-iwh, ami on Join months tluss. Messrs. Kratz. A llciliitall ;u the agents. I wish to st II StAtsor Territory Rights of tliM Me Itine, ami will give (Treat bargains. 1 also! a the right ot nine counties in the Pocket for 0. T. Morrill's Self Heating Smoothing Iron, ami six counties for . Sanders' Spring-Wire Hnrso llaj Rake, all of which 1 will sell cheap. 1 will trade rights tor nine 'St any kind of prop rtv. 11 1 HAM HOPKINS. Kvasmi.m.c, lsr. ssrSft TssitATj 70 COJUMi TM VRti. J I L if uyman Baefaat aarai his son of Censsaip ti ui Iu its worst stages, after ba Ing; Is en gi -u U to die, l.y the nnmt ri-b-lirate.1 jiliysi. ians, U-!ilri-s t make known the mode of i ute, (which proves sue aafsl In ssjatrj iaas,) ts IfaassaBlsttssl wKJl eaj Colds, and I .'ons uro pi ion. and he will -.ml the same to any :ehl t It I chaise. A Idle- , eticlo- iietwo stamps to psy reltn n posi . liAMKL ADKK. ni'.rl lyw No Ull Centre street, N

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Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Ua. vm for Itself such a renown for the euro ir e ry variety of Throat and LuntfCoiunlaints, that it beaUraH uunecnsary for tw to recount the evidence of its virtues, li mm it has been employed, A- ii lias loin; been iu constant ue tltroiigliout this iw tioii, wo ikmI not do more titan afiire the 4t.pt ' it- quality is kept up to the bast it has ever le-ii, an 1 i ii it it may be relied on to do for their n Ii. I all it hat ver be. a t ui . 1 to So. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, FOR All Till! PQ aJVOStW OV A I'UItiiATIVE BHttI(?IMnV FOK I'OSTIVKNCSS; FOU TIIK CITiaHiK OYSPKPSIA; FOtt J AUXDICK; FOB TIIK rrnE or INDIGESTION : F01: I1EAHA(,1IE; VOR Till: iTltK UK OYSKNTFTiY ; FtK A FtlUIj STOMACH : FOU Till) I I'UKOF ERYSIPELAS: WOt) THE PILES; FOR TIIK laitK OK St lit i FF LA: F'K A 1,1. Vi KOF.I LOt'S C'tiMfLAINTS; Foil TIIK CI KK OF KIIBPMATI8M; Kolt DISEASES OF THE SKIN; HTt HIF. CI'RK OF MVKH COMI'LAIXT; Ft' K DUoPSY; FtiR THE (THE OF TKTTKB, TUMoKS AND SALT RHXUS ; FOR WORMS; F'R THE tTUK. OK GOUT; FOU A DINNER PILL; FOR TlfF. C I KK OF NKL'RAT.cIf A ; FOB PURtri INci THK BLOOD. T)v v are sttfrar-t itea, that the mewt sen-l .lite ejtii lake tli. -lit p.iMti.tly. uiol they are lite Is . I ; i i.m i ii tUf w url.l lor all the put h.. -. ol f.nn i y pltVMe. Prict 25 viiU per box ; Six Boxes for fil.CO. t:re.it nnmttcn nf c'lertryinen, I'hystcians, Stat. -- mon, an.) entiueiU pernuaagos. have lent their niiiiu h to eerttfy the nn paralleled neinrnes of these r tiiflii-n, but our space here ill not iMTlnit the iuit: .ii of til. IU. Thi' Atrnts below liamc.l fuminh ajrattaoar AacitrrAN Ai.acac, in which they nr.ftivvn : with abto fcM .lewriptiotis of tho abovecoinplaint-., in. I tin' trvMUH lit tli.it nhoultl follssse.1 for their cure. Do not I--put oft by Biiprincipleil dealers with other pre r:it ioliM tli. v tuaku more plotit on. IS -maml A vku'h. aini t.ikf no others. The i-ick want tbeltestaiil there ii for tlieiu, aul they irrtH h ive it. & Prcprcd by DR. J. V. AVER -CO., Lowell, y. .v.-. i liu-.'i i-. S.4.1 by KELLER X YV 1I1TK, Evausvill.Min.l by all Di t.. -ifts aiel M.-ichauht thront'hetit the tomitry. nir-.rV.,Vw.-ovr St. Charles Saloon NBW PllDPRIKTUUSIIIP AN EMTIIII UH-dUflAMZATlcN. -MWJiNMUH. 11.1 MM Mi U sT ItMJi I fl'SS, Vfml from Ni w Orleane, have purchaMtl th ST. ClIARfiKd BAtUMMt. on Flral Uni t, nearly oppo- - ths I'o-t ttfliof, an.t have it titti .; it in au c le- . mt aa4 nUiBuUva ctyle. The ltew proprietors h.ivp had long cxperlenosj as knepuci ol Hsshioliahle and popular ltetaiiraiits in N. w Orleans, ami they will er.tjeavor, In their utm boanc, to combine all tho elogancies and luxuries ol .Ni.iili. in mmI Southeiu Uvdtaurats in the ST. t QARLKS. They havo brought a larp- anil cwiapleto sUs k efchoi. e Liquors from New Urb an, which they c illwcte.l w ith care tluring titeir business in that city. Th. ir connection an 1 acijiiaitiLance in that city will enable them to obtain tho choicest supl aa . 4 l.iiuoi-s, FruiU, and luxuries froia tlmt I lark'-t in tutnre. and they will up re no expense t or pains to make tho ST. CIlARLEd hurpaa.-, I erealti r, In former representation, as a plewtant Bsdsswi. a place of kooiI tiviufC. and elegant, reliu4.1l miiJ luxurious resort. 00' Ililliard players w ill find at this Saloon A set 1 f Ihe tiiiest marble top Ililliard Tabloa, fmm tie. til kaowaaad enletentefl factory of J. M. Rruns.n k A- Co. Th. uudersignetl flatter themselves that long ex-pcriom-ti and careful attention will t nub! them to merit a repntation equal to any Saloon iu tho u. - rn country. !" A Nplendid Lmirh will lo served cp in tho 1 11 0.1 1 approved style, every morning at 10 o'clock. 1IAMM.KR DRKIFFSfC, augt Late of New Orleans. J. C. NUBLINC, (Fou.MK.ULV with I'm an, D.iitnsA Co., Cixcisnah. Maiiufarturt.r of FIK AND 1JUR(LAR PR(AF ClI Btsart saaal " 1 liti l nti.l In t i-imi St: 1 i 1 F.VA. SSVU I E, IS I'. ntly on band, all I liferent sixes of Bsaxs, ...ctti yle and imi.roveiie nt. uuarauleed to l. A 1 " tltimbility an.l tiiii-h to any KaMeru ir.antl-Bit-. .' Kj at tlu lowest C tin inn tit' pri. ... , Maiiufacturersof Lot hj;, WALL SATES, 1 TKUS, Klc, ull linis'iicd iu Ihe l. t Htyle ,,! ... maiiMhip. I 'ct iliiens of Stife, etc.. may la' ikvii at Messrs. HkUt, Khssauat A- Co., 7 M.iin rttt. i, to wb in order uiiiHt l- .!;! i 1 . aiijfSI jrou Tur-vr to .ill. mu. l. KA-IIN takes this opriuitiiy to iafarsa. the i IttaesM of KanHville ami the public ( en. rally , that he h:ii Iuh stock of FALL ANI WINTKK CL0YVUM complete, and particularly, that he has Itonrht Nome of Hh-fliet ready-made C lolhiiiir al tin. esl.ililihne n! of Uiook- .v l!i N. York much U ll. r saade-np Clotltiug tlian Devlin's, m 1 lift, . n ec caat. heapei iii the price of which h invite the public to satisfy tie m-.-Ives, and be their own vei es, ia resaard to tits Ctwtkiaa amlpri.e. lblet atss employed a lirst-rat.- Tailor at hi establishment, which will enable him to make up any Ihinit in hi line to order, as clieap as they ran be laatgikl le.i.Iy-iuad.'. I!eside this, he Vt p a general al t incut i f Gej.t eiiieii's Vut nil..m; ;m.Is, mid a er, R.kmI assoitutelit of Itoys' and Cltilth. Il's Cl .lhln. I'lca.-e call al his shire, on Main s'tr t, an. I itisty otirsehes of the alx.to facts. ati;:U MM.1 LTHS H t It OW Ji'At. WfM h I KTZ, at the Miol. sale iiml n lotail font, . tioimrv on liist stif.l.lvO. tws doors ruaa the Post UBSce, has ii.iin I ii alHK dnted sole aireutfor Maltby's Baltimore Oysters I ii Hie iity "I vasssMMa, sad as will i ontve dairy, suppln . ! KpreMH, dire. ;!) 1 1 -rit the Packer, in BWSsisaoTe. lie is presired to ofler the trade such inducements lorjt Ik- entire seasiiu as have never Imi-u i ' ie. in this market heretofore. A constant daily supply ii hi ;i n hi ml. n I h it dealt -1. and fain iii. H can otttain at any tisse during the Season tho-e . lioic.. Oysters, In cans and half cans, and in the shell, varraated irssh and swt at, aud rsrt snperhsr in Bavdr ami iplality. Terms r:ish. Alnl none but Isuikuble money received. A. KCIIT, ui..' .Dm Sde Al-.-iiI I. i Kansille. BACON ! BACON ! BACOS ! uu str k st! U t n i: tt ua s to it sal.-, at wholesale and retail :si lbs P.a. oii Sides, ,rsi It.s choice siie;.tr-ured Hams, fitKioit.-t B tin BhosdsVirs His old customers and wholesale dealers may rrtj ui" n Bndhl excellent Baron at rcaaniiable . ut M. OA VlSK'5. aastl-lai Corner Main and fourth ts. a r a) i a i : wo on : - tm m kmww si ;iicd isaain prepai.-d lo liu'oisb, at MBf l.nrt of the . it v. all kin.1 of WeaWt, .-itlier sasred i not. lb- has -i ":sl supply of Hint whleh is dry, and has piircha-.-d a stiltii i.-nt amtaiiit to supply th" iiuirket duriui: tlf rtHaing fall and winter. Terms t ash, at ih. y .u.l. aaytl-lM HKNBY Mil . Wajyrmi ( anskl coal, r so fn-rior ttiality. for oil producim; purj- .-es. Parties tl. -si I itu; to supply the als.ve, should addies th.- publisher of this paper. aaall J PHI . 'K S . f HI .YJE S ! ! - A t .1 K S In-sI .inalitv, for s;ile by MsrJsl mmOTATORfi. S. K. C.ILRKRT A CO. 50 H.1UURI.S i'OTJ. W t's -t assorted kimls, large sise, for sale at assri VH KKRY ItKOS., Si Main strv t. Iismi tl.s extra sugar-cured Pried IV t. ssi lbs canvassed do tlo Hams, .'sstils Side Bacon, WKl lbs Lard, ;K BW Sitld'r do, oil Beef Tongues, "it lbs ibmey, a lot of frvah Butter . I inst rn-eie.l aud lor Kile tit aaf VICKKRY BROTH KES. mjk i s o B i Ttojyr MM Th-cop.u-tiicrship heretofore exi-ting eader the style of St. sjdard A Thoinison w:is dlsssoltetl August HA. Will. II. P. St.sldaid i-t ASttsorraM t " Use the name of the late lirm iu settling all ac -count-, ami will cutinno to transact all husi...-i Is.fore at 17 Main street. ..HJ 'dJ. V .H mmkuva - DKciamaii mr tmk jm m likd rrovsn. Just arriveil from the Last, a fresh supply ol excellent UliV GOODS, consisting iu part of a huge lot o' Mosquito Bars, Calicoes, Ac, Ac, with h we otter bw for cash, at our cheap Cash Store, No. 4j Main street, Kvansville, Intl. an - j MILLKB A KIKIIAIS. "mm o Tien, TMtTvjifK m siu.vm it af will apply to the Board of Coiiitnission - i Yatnh rburgli County, on the first Monday in S-p-tcmbcr nvxt, t..-wit: Ou the Mh day of said month for a giant i f li(nse to retail Spirituous LWu. rs. at his iiiial phueof business, corner of First nntl Vine str.t-ts. ittigit-tt JOIIJi II. BKKTd KR A CO. rmio Til K LO i" K MS VKU UOtttl m t up i I ie.i. vv cure now in receipt or a iy casasa SSl of lasaeTeas. I.oinrlit exprt-s-lv for r. tail Cup f Tea. ar.- now in receipt of :rade. all one and all Samples given with pleasnre, by ii. cook a son. j till I HU ! t HUKSR .'-53 oxi: m, i.-.-ii d thi d.tv and ..i .,!-i c '11 s; JOHMffTOsT, Pimei's aBsck, Main street

COMMlSSIOQljpAWTS. bid EstaWishrd Wliarf ba ruAMCVlMC IN71

L. w n IVw V I k. L. L. 5 im. P. G. O'RILEY rSc Co. d., ritn.it. :. fou w.i Ktti.v., J.s'it (3 t! -MMISSI0K iei; HANTS. General Railr ..', Si. ambit, and KxprK-t Agftttm S;-. i-tl Ajtiti for Ihe PBNN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; anil conpocLir "s over which we are authorized t. gie t hrou eh receipt. at th lowest poMihk- rates llavinjr a inaniinoth Wharf boat mt the landiiiK. the largest on the Ohio Ulv.-r, capable of storing ami protect iiiR all merchamline liable to dAniSK from xporartS w, ar'' preirl to f tri I i tale the .tir Switch of nil coiislgtiiacnlii, forwarded to oar ram KIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Partimlur Attention paid to Bcceiving, St-i in Atnl Forwarding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or . ther property, consigned to us for sale, and SAtis faction giiArann . Oltice and extensive War. tmuKO f.a Water stre t, adjoining tli Tt legrapb, and ou the Viharf nrnt, where we are to be found, attending to 1 1 m interests of awi paBMaa at all hours, day And night. With our toiperior facilities; longstanding; tintirin: energy; and knowlodga of our hnstnua, we ' 1 01 niviui: general satisfaotion, an.l how t merit a cou tiuuance of the extensive pat roi. age we are uov jug. I t al cash aU Alices will tie made oa all consign - in. ut I.. . ither ount. lv.-H or corruuWniii in any of the priuciBx1 markele, North, Ka.it or Sooth. P. C. O'RILEY it CO. ST .-. I. tfTOMjt fJJV I have a largw tluu mLy ble Warebonso at the C an al Itai-in, rapahle . t itorfti)- any aarormt of produce, which will be receiveJ, stoned, t.'Jcen earn of and h.ld snbj.t to th ownors ordent 011 newt reasiii:1de terms. P. C. O'BTLEY. rnhc.ff t u.i.y i.. ii i i ::lti.vt ANJ Commission Merchant. No.SSoctu Wati 1; Stui f.t, Kvahsvn 1 r ct21-ly ki Ut UU M M.VTAII W ats KsareJ "v5" to store in our Fire Proof Warehouse, any ty of Grain, lnodure, or Merchandize, on tie uitrt lilieral ternm. Ilavfng large and slrv room" np stairs, particular care will Ik taken of Household Fu m tun., Agricultural Implements and all ki:: li of Goads or wares liable to d.-unage troiu damp or mat. Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates by the in. nth. or longer win n At sired. Ware house locah'tt ou en ner of i.ocurt street And W. an.l K. Canal, ami not iounitnt for ahlpping by Uiver or Kailroad. Applv to P4 . SCO. FOSTER A CO. Mpi:iw. .HHM.i.s' u t f. tr l'i. vov.w AKMMi ANH t.KNKI'.AL Air. His i r Kan ... ha Salt C' mp.ii.v. Y ,u,.t i ll.-.'ln -iliana. t- have formed a t o-juirtm rship muter the sty le of Huown A Aiksas, and offer our services in the caacity as set forth in oar card alovo. Weare fidly prepar. , tosxteud every fvility to shippers, either by C ANAL, R1VKR, or RAIL ROAD, and assoie them th.-it.thotr interests shall Is- f.iitbfi.Ujr represent, .1, should " -j- rfasnrj in i tvor us with theirpatrwiiage. Oitico and Waif house on the corner of Main M . ami th" Canal. WM. BROTWV, W. M. AIRMAN, Late of Howard A Brown. Late of F09TKK, 4 .. JaeBsV4f aoMjy n. mmt -hki. l tr stJ. M CttlVINC, Kolt W A It HI NC3 A N 1 ItiMMlS M i.N M KKC'ltAN'TS. Water street, U-tw.t-n Main and I.... ust, KVANSVILLK, INDIANA, i ;- Parth ular all. nt ii.n uivi u lo Ihe lorwaniiu ul general 31 and 1'rvdaoe, by sUver, Canal, or ILnlio.n!. Si2Mjai fw.. . VHTKU V II ti lt I. I . -ZJrm 9 to R. S. Uwward,) Iteceiriac, Korwardmp and Oomuiissiou MercltaiiH, No. 4 Wah-r street, near BLain, Kati ill.-, Judiaua. fM)" Li ls-ial advances Lia lc on cMisinuictits to Nea' Orleans. u. c. M.At'MiiTEa...v. c. ti.Ai'c.itTr.n...wM. nonaE, je. nov:s-lyil IIIItAa NEUSM. JortETH r. M aKTaoLM Auction and Commission. mm .v a u.- ar t tt.. st 1 1 i sstui MM to Weolsoy ,f- Nelson, w ill continue the Commission business, both at private sale and at atllua, al Itss old staml, comer Main and Thlr.! sti.-. ts, opp-ile the Washiiiirtou Hotel, win re they will pay particular attention to th sale ot cm ijtl'ing ciitiu-le.l to them; tiny will attend lo any auction sl s anywhere in the city. i'arti. ular att -i.li. i uit. n to tho sale of Lands end Town Lots, Ac, mc. 1117 i Jr.1S.VHWi,M,jR I -.1 III t .III. U.VII J CAIRO UKUULAU I'ASSKNCER I'ACJLBT, I It A KLKT I.' I.N, BrXTKa, Master, leaves KvAtisvilleTneelay and i-'riday, at 1 1 ..'el.sk, M., arriving al raslucaJi al o'clock, A. N., lim at I2sctssrk, M., Wednesday and Saturday. Betui mug. l.Aes Csilro every Weilnosday and Saturday, at 7o'cIn k, P. M., and Faducah i-ry Thurs day and Sunday, at '. ' k, A. Al., minus I lag at Kvaiisvillc with Ihe KvAnsville and c'rawforlsville V.. R., and Packets for Crtx-n River. Also, tonam ling a: Smitlilaml with Ctunberlaiid Rir I'a. k flu ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and Mt, Louis Packi ts. Ti. ki ts can I-- obtained on boat .1 t he boat for all Ksslera Ctlea. septus BJCOVLAK jn vIsMTILdUJE 4 OAMIfSLTOl 1 K.-W I I l.l.V PACKKT. U9.lt t.i T TiMK! I'.ltttii ri:t M c 1 ! ' i i i ami light passenger firket ai.ida, cjapt. t IIAUI.Ll ll Slll.l.lt, C let ks S ol thiugtesi antl Oooper, is now placed as a is-rmaueut packet III the trade, and Will leave h alisiills puie luallv, t very MONDAY, WEDNJMDAT, AND KRIPAY, it Itio'.i... k A. 31., aud i. Im iiiac, will b-avo Can lieltoll ev.-ry ft IM Ai. THURSDAY, AM SATLRHAY, at 7 A. M. K"i In . bt or - i ply on I I, . aag4 J.MIU LOlMHl'il.l.K-rWV. um; liuut ilrau-rbt steamer Pol. AMI, m. Cracey, masb-r, J. II. Iiuikaii, clerk. Will leave KmOisiiII I n I l. ui-.v llle and ilitel Ile-.liale landings every TL KS 1AV KKMM;. at I'. M., and every SATt i: BAY MoRNINC, at a A. 31. iH" freighter s.m-, apply on Ixstrtl. j v 1 - M7t VMJS I "I L I. K It I' Ol it I t J tl MJ PACK ITT Th. st. :in er HI LV Kit STAR. I'ovvl.i, master, Uaves Kvansvill. . v.-rv M outlay,! Wednesday, and rridajr, al IS srourk M. Lemi-i Padtseak ererj Tasaday, Thorstlav, and Saturday, et o'clock A. M. Connestiug at Kvansville with the Kvausville and rawh rdsville Railr.uul f .r all linU North and Ea-t, w ith p.e k. ts for Loiiisv ill,', Ureen, aad M ipesii rivera. At I'adurah with pack ets for St. Louis, Rsa Orleuns, and the Ihiily 31ail boats Cm Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee rlrer. ftMJ'Bosiness promptly att.ml.sl, and thargosf- t fresj al an i sassace, same s cbargi-d by tin- rcgu lar packet. Through hills of lading riven to New Orleans and all jnuuls on tho Tennessee ami Cum be-dead riv.-rs anglH mmr. tj tiLum lbvih riM.LM M VB. A Ns 1 l.LK. AND CAIRO MAIL l'ACKKT. IIA.KL DKIdL, R. hi . -. "ai lain. J. R. Kichartlwin, and A. K. Smith. CUerks, will 1-avel Kraasvilk t..r t 'an SCrery Tuesday evening, an. I t. i I -:!:.- .v. ry S ttur.iay at 7 A. Jf. IToT IWi;lil or jtaasage, Aply mi lsard sepa-lm m it JIM: s Miru t: m a i o.wt rujy- tr. BXsl NKW ARRANGF3IKNT. Th. Apaw's Bxpbcm c oar ast r- isctfully anoaaee to tlu ir frienas and patrons, the rtajiBcof Bvaaevflleaud v icinity, thar, with increased facili tn- fu- the transjtortation of FREIGHT, PACKAGES, II OS EY AND VALUABLE S. They s. Ii. it n continuant of former favors. Ks Kwn in the i ,.!!. , 'ion of Bills, Drafts, oles, and the transportation of small and valuable packages. All persons wiahiug- to avail themselves of the fa ci'iti. s of the Express, can obtain any desired iufort,. the routes and d. t BBS Sf the bii-iness, at their C.tffice on First street, betweea 31ain and Locust, opposite th" I'ost Office. is C. 11. V1S1I. Agent. ( LI R THICK IC K FKoM LAKE PEPIN mwm. r. mt o uu.i i ar th n WfM. .arn. -t solicitation of many persons, has , on. iu-'ci to dia . a portion of bis Sl'LkNDI II LA K K PKI'lti ll E to the . Itil . ..I the t. tn, by h a. in sr it at Um ii d.-ors fn m wa.-ns. Ho will enaw t Isaj ' lb.- busittss U'-iuorruw morning. The ice is as dear as .ryrstal solid as a rock, and thirty incites iu thickness. Hu lc Sony that llie original cost and heavy espouses .if procuring it, will not allow Use to put the pries so low to consumers hs he u. ntd wish ; but as is rsii.eUsl that when it- tlmability find superior .juali ties are tully tested, it ui 1 I- I .mid cli-aNT than any aaei to I-h i it Um. acoxmut ft the w' -...son's ice i- b : I up, the b tsl expense will iot he Ion. id tekvs iirutt i thai, tho sum paid lor our ordiuarv ico ia t BBS mm Seasons. Those who v'isli a regular sapply at their -or dwellings I'M pb-a- b iv. th-.-K orders at P. U. o'RILKY'S couutiiig-room. JelO mHOHTs: Sill OMTBT 41 LHS. SHOUTS j ;i priiiu arucie, ior s.ii cii.-ap ai KRSKINK, CL RMCK A OO.'IS, 47 Maiu sir- t. aaj(U C "Vaf I - sand lk. liar- iu .liuty Orders wanted. Applv SAM 1Kb ORR. to mmil m'KS. It H.I.V .11 G5e tMM 'f I CIO WM LBS. I. ..WW po-.tmls N. 1 Bran lor sale st i ' pet lun It's, at it. wvii a wct a.

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