Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 35, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 September 1859 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, INO. MONDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 26 For Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit. JOHN PITCHER, of Posey. WM. P. PARRETT, of Warrick. Prosecuting Attorney for the Mm.. JAMES SHAN KLIN, of Vanderburgh. The News. The following was the ticket selected by the American State Convention of New York, made up by selections from both the other tickets: Judge of Appeals, Henry C. Daris, (Rep.) Secretary of State, D. R. F. Jones, (Dem.) ; Comptroller, Robert Dennion, (Rep.) ; Treasurer, Phillip Dorsbc imer, (Rep.); Attorney General, Charles J. Myers, (Rep.); State Engineer, Van R. Richmond, (Dem.); Canal Commissioner, W.J. Skinner, (Dem.); Pnson Inspector, N. S. Elderkin, (Dem.); Clerk of Appeals, Cbas. Hughes (Rep.) County Infirmary, E. L. Muchmorc; for Members of the State Board of Equalizatiooi John F. Torrence, Samuel B. Keys, O. C. Hayes; for Treasurer, Robert Hedger; for State Senators, Ben Eggleston, W. B. Probasco, W. L. Leonard ; for State Representatives, W. G. Cnppen, Wm. B. Davis, GusttT Tafel, Jeptba Garrard, John M.Cocbran, Wm. Floro, Joseph Cllley; for County Commissioner, Uncle Joe Ross; for Justices of the Peace, F. K. Martin, H. H. Schultz. The balloon ascension of Prof. Bannister from the Fair grounds in the vicinity of Indianapolis is reported as a complete success. He was escorted from the gas works where his balloon was inflated, to the Fair grounds, by the Sons of Malta. The weather, which had been disagreeable for several hours, cleared up, as if for his especial benefit, and he made the ascension with great eclat. At the expiration of about 30 minutes the balloon was observed to descend towards the earth. The editor of the New York Mm (Mayor Wood s organ) was violently assaulted by a rowdy named McCabe. The assailant took offense at an editorial, that went to show the responsibility of the disorderly proceedings at the recent Democratic State Convention at Syracuse, rested upon that portion of the Democratic party with which McCabe is identified. A new daily paper called the Ttmc, has been started in Lebanon, Boone County. We apprehend the proprietor of that undertaking, will find it an up bill business. Lebanon is an enterprising village, but hardly enough so to support a daily paper. Two young men were arrested in Cincinnati for breaking into the state room ot a lady, and stealing $300. The following is the ticket selected by the Opposition party of Hamilton county, Ohio: For Judge of Court of Common Plea, Wm. H. Dickson; for Director of Warren Akin, the Democratic candidate for Governor of Georgia, has writren a letter in reply to inquiries, declaring that he will not vote for Douglas even if he receives the Charleston nomination, because he considers bis doctrine of squatter sovereignty worse than the Wilmot proviso. William M. French, editor of the Jeffersonville Republican, has authorized his name to be announced as a candidate for the office of Secretary of State, now usurped by Mr Dunham. A man named Cooper was recently arrested at Mitchell by Mr. Garver, Special Mali Agent, on suspicion of having designs on the mail. Cooper was tukeu to Indian apolis for trial. The Daily Atlas says it is evident that the Democracy have determined to run a candidate for Secretary of State, and that the Sheriff ot" Franklin, a Democrat, has in eluded that office in bis proclamation of of fices to be filled at theOctober election. Dr. George R. Graham, of New Orleans who killed Mr. Lorirg, of California, at the St. Nicholas Hotel, New York, a few years since, was killed in New Orleans a few days ago by a Mr. Toledano. The Lafayette Courier say3 that the hog cholera is prevailing to an alarming extent ill that county. One farmer, a few miles from Lafayette, has within a few days lost fifty of his best hogs, and many others have lost a number by this fatal epidemic. A man by the name of Donaldson, from Mias., recently got into a difficulty with his brother-in-law, S. W. Buyer, of Clarendon, Arkansas and shct him with n gun, killing him instantly. George Hulbert was killed by Henry Bnrgett, about 17 miles belaw Helena, Ark., ooJSaturday last. The origin of the difficulty is nnknown. The Ruselvillo Herald says R. L. Burton, of Todd county, Ky., was fonnd dead in the road, near Elkton, the county seat of Todd, a few mernings since, witb a pistol shot in the breast. His murderer has not been discovered. The Gosbcn Timet, an ultra Repub lican paper, baa concluded that it will be impossible for the Republicans to elect the next Speaker of the House of Representatives. It says tbe Speaker must come from among the an ti-Lecompton Democrats, and it is decidedly for John O. Davis of Indiana. It adds: "He is bold, fearless, and energetic has sufficient capacity for the position, and could be relied on in tbe last emergency. No man is more detested or feard by tbe Pro-slavery Democracy, and no man in the State cad deal them heavier blows iu th hour of battle. A Republican should be elected if possible, but the next tst thing would be to place in tbe Speaker's chair John Q. Davis of Indiana. The Princeton Indianian comes to us in an enlarged form, and -ith an improved appearance. Tbe editor says some tell him he cannot make it pay, but he sees no r-an whv so crood a touutv as Gibuon cannot support a good, respectable and well

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nator Pugn, ot cino was stun many

treated for his insolence at Canton, in that V"" yj ;T 1 , ireaieu, lor aw , u detective- observed one ot them leavState, recently. Arrangements hnd been ! ing B ?torc in . great burrx arju, suspectmade for a political discussion botweeen the ;ng luat 8i,e bad been at mischief, he arrestrival candidates for Governor. ln the ed her. The lady assumed great ttUgasarrival of the aspirants, quite ? crowd col- tion, but the officer silenced h-r by drawing " - rT y i aside the skirt of her dress and disclosing; a lected and waited upon Mr. Dennison, and Qf WQrlh gixtv dollars, stowed called for a speech. He appeared upon the ' awar jn a ' lift pocket." The silk had just balcony of the hotel and addressed them a been stolen from the store. The skir was short time, paying a tribute to the urbanity j arranged that about one-half of it lorm1 " , . , I ed ii single enormous pocket. The ladies of his opponent, Judge Ranney. The crowd wm ,KjLh marricdj Rnd supn0rted their husthen called on the latter gentleman, whoei- bands comfortably by larcenies. Now the

cused himself, saying he would reserve him- i self until the afternoon. He concluded by saying that Senator Pugh wouldjbe introduc ed, who would entertain them for a whi c. He then retired, and Gen. Lahm introduce.! Mr. Pugh, who commenced by saying that " he had not come there for the purpose of making a speech, but ho had come for the express purpose of seeing Mr. Hauney tfurath the Black Republican candidate." This insolence was insupportable; and the crowd, a large majority of whom were Republicans, before he could utter another word, completely drowned his voice by cries of "he can t do it," "ihut up, " we don't wan t to hear you," " take in the side show," 44 go into your hole again, and take it in after you," "Ranney! Ranney! 4He made several Ineffectual efforts to proceed, but they would not hear him, and he fially retired muttering, that the "Black Republicans had no manners." The young Senator took a very singular way of teaching them manners, most certainly : and we think was only paid back in his own coin. Mr. McCormick's reaper and mower has recently achieved a splendid triumph in France. A grand trial of reapers and mowers took place before the Emperor near his palace at St. Cloud, on the the 19th, 20th, and 21st of July last. Forty-eight machines were entered for the trial, of which only twenty-eight appeared on the ground, and finally the contest was narrowed down to a trial between seventeen ot the machines. They were divided into two classes, those of foreign and of French manufacture. To each class three prizes were offered, and a large gold medal was to given to the incontestibly best machine of tbem all. This prize of honor, together with one thousand franca for the best foreign machine, was handed to Mr. McKenzie, a very worthy American, who ran the McCormick reaper, sent over from London bv the manufac turers, Messrs. BurissA Key. Suicide. During the session of the recent Democratic Convention, Charles Snyder, a clerk in the Treasurer's office, and collector of the delinquent taxes, was arresled for forgery and perjury. He gave the required bail for his appearance, and was set at lib erty. On Wednesday afternoon he called at a drug store and purchased a four-ounce phial of laudanum. On returning home, he conversed freely with his wife coucerning his troubles, who advised him to sell off his property and pay the claims ngaiust him. Such a course, he said, would disgrace him, and the gloom y prospect bvfore him caused him to weep bitterly. About three o'clock in the morning his wife wan awakened by his heavy breathing, and attempted to awaken him from his stupor, but in vain. A physician was sent for, who on seeing the phial that was found under the miserable man's pillow sent for a stomach pump, and resorted to all the other remedies uial in such cases. Every effort, however, proved fruitless, and the suicide expired at o'clock. The Cincinnati Timet, which furnishes these facts, says that Mr. S. was formerly a member of the City Council from the Eleventh Ward, a City Commissioneer, a Deputy Sheriff, and at the time of his death, w as clerk in the Treasurer's office collector of the delinquent taxes his accounts have 1 een examined and found to be correct. The deceased was also an elder in a Lutheran church, a member ot the Odd Fellows, and the American Protestant Association. ... . ICommxtticaitit. Steam Fire Knglne. The, Indianapolis Atlas, states that Mr. Lattas' Steam Fire KngineMson exhibition at the Fair, being held in that city, aud that after showing off there, the machine will be Liken to Evansville, which city "will mo. t likely purchase it. That the engine will be brought here, is a fact, but that our Council will buy it, is not so certain. Let us consider the matter. A few weeks since, Mr. Latta came here and agreed to bring this engine to Evansville, provided we would pay expenses both here and back to Cincinnati, in ens we should not conclude to purchase, and to pay expenses to Evansville if we should bny. Thejrioe was to be $5,500. It was understood that the engine was to be here during our Fair, which was an object, as it woald be the first exhibition of the kind in the State, and an attraction likely to draw many who would not otherwise come. It seems that Mr. Latta has availed himself of this agreement, to exhibit his engine at other Fairs ; we, of course, paying all expense of transportation, which for one, I consider a sharp operation. If Mr. Is. chooses to perambulate the country ! h8 exhibition at hia own expense taking us in his route, there can he no oi jection to it. And if we do not buy him out when here, we might perhaps be willing to pay his freight home. More than this, we ought not to do, in view of the course he bag adopted. Then, agaiu. as to buying. I see it stated i that a Philadelphia built Fire Engine, with a power and capacity equal to the one coming here, and probably of a lighter and more easily managed weight, )et of equal strength and durability, was lately tried at Washington City, with the most satisfactory results. As the price of these Philadelphia made machines is only some 3.200, against , Mr. Lattas' pric ot $5,500, it will doubtless i btj well to enquire a lime into tuis Uitur ence, before closing for the engine corning here. Fam Play.

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bqi w" BUlv"' . i - - I... Pliil.i.li.lnmn nnin-p poor chaps must shift for themscives, as a two years' imprisonment will cause a ' legal separ Uion. At Sacramento, Wis., on Tuesday ..Ti.r i n c Inct m 1!1a r!rl a roil ilhnilt ton nr twclv ' Wft? Jfc ofr b a drunken Indian. She had been left at home, with a little babe in charge; stepping out of doors, the Indian, suddenly throwing a blanket over her head, i urricd her into the oo 1?. Her parents returned hum, and missing her started in search. The search was kept up till near midnight, aud abam! litib During the night the girl re turned. It appears that the Indian tarried her into the woods a short distance, but being too drunk to proceed, lay dov. n mid went to sleep. Taking advance, ot his condition, she fled, and found her way home, to the great joy and relief of her parents. ff A machine has been patented in England for copying the written manuscripts of a message, aud though it has worked successfully for a distance of .'i'.'O miles, it is yet in a crude state. The communication is written on tin foil with Tarnish. The foil is placed in the machine, and by the use of some ingenious devices, which come alternately in contact with the nou-conducting v.u nl li and conducting foil, make and break the circuit in a manner corresponding with the form of the letter, which is duly registered at the other end of the iine on chemically prepared paper. Bg. The Superintendent of the West Philadelphia Railroad, says the North American, exhibited to r.s, the other day, ahorse whose hoofs the rats knawed till their teeth had reached the quick. When lying down the rats had also knawed the warts upon the inside of the horse's legs. The rats are so savage in those parts that every morning some of the horses are taken out with feet bleeding from wounds iutlicted by the nocturnal prowlers. MST Many are the stories still related about the late Lord Leymond, and his prowres; among others, that he once put seven policemen, who tried to interfere with his amusements, into a big tub, and set a green grocer s stall, from the Marches des Inno cents, on top of it; and how, another time, be floored a whole regiment of commission aires, who, attracted by his fame, had come expressly to his residence to try " le box." fejy Vesuvius is bursting out into patches of fire in all directions. Prof. Pahnieri, describes the process as follows: "The fire runs along in bidden and naturally formed conduits, the walls of which it bursts thro' when in any great mass, and then overflows. Every spot of fire, therefore, docs not imply that a fresh mouth has been opened, but that a rupture has taken place." flGT" The Portsmouth, Ohio, Journal publishes a passport given by James Madison, when a Minister to England, in 180G to foaeX. White, a slave and body servant of John Randolph, of lloanoke, and a negro, in which the said Essex White is called a citizen of the United Stales. Mr. Corcoran of Washington, is erecting on Pennsylvania Avenue an art gallery, which is estimated to cost some two hundred thousand dollars. The gallery will le free, and will be managed by trustees appointed by Mr. Corcoran. The Sultan of Turkey had been on the point of death from fev.r, but h id recovered. He had since had a lengthened conference with the Cirand Vizier, upon various financial matters, that in particular concerning the customs taritf. C65r The total number of hogs returned by the assessors of Kntucky for the ve ir II V.), is 1,391,375. The returns for 18;"8 were 1,057, 7 21, showing an increase of ;:.'ll,154. A huckster in one of the f'ir.cinCIAnati markets was recently severely bitten on the hand l.y a horse, on account of which he was compelled to have bis hand amputated. BS-, A horned owl, supposed to be one bfMsncd years old, has just died at Arundc Castle the scat of the Duke of Norfolk. Ofl-The cranberry crop of Wisconsin lias been greatly injured by ihc early frott Fairs. The LogfUkCoQnljr, Ky., Tair U to commence on Tu sday, the 4th day of October, at Russelvilte. The Herald speaks in eulo-

pBAfi terms ot tne arrangements already ndence ; to Camillo Cavour, immortal honmade, and is certain the Fair will prove , or and glory, eminently ?urro??ful. The amphitheater is a Urge and m km structure, capable of ' . T1 fu,abe.r Sftj1 . . - , , during tne last uunth at!the Districts Schools comfortably stating about five thousand of til,cinnftti were ijjfjj aud in tbe inter. persons with capacious promennde.', both in mediate, 1,039; making a total of 13,261. front and back of the seats. The pagoda, a " ' 'leessssssssssBassBssssssssBsssssBBBBssi m neat structirein the centerof the ring, ! NEW AD VRTI5EM ENTS.

is three stories in height the second for the nse of the olhVers and judge?, and the third for the band of mMtC. A full and excellent bund of inn it , fan Nashville, will le in attendance lo enliven the occasion with their "stirrine notes' duting each day of the Fair. The Henderoon, Ky., Fair begins on the 18th of next month. Tbe Reporter thinks the display will exceed anything of the kind ever liefore witnessed in that city. It adds, for the information of young gentlemen at a distance (of whom there are considerable numbers), that the Henderson Fair ground?: at the time of the Fair will present a galaxy of female leauty, intelligcnte.and loveliue., 14om, if ever, witMd Oil a similar tli raaiosl , . , ... . Friend Reporter, our hair comes off prior to your?. Wc flatter ourst Ives vewillbae something quite hard to beat, and we desire to see large numbers f!' the " beauty, intelligence and loveliness," of whU:h your city is justly ceicbrated, present on the occasior. Wc trust, during our exhibition, Henderson will present the appearance of a depopulated tow n. 8"aJF Lnf.rvettc nniit he overrun with criminal?. Tbe papers labored zealously to secure the location of tbe new State Prison at tbat point, nod failiag in tlmf, the Cietrrier conies out strongly for a new jail. It says tbe cost of watching t lie present crazy old jug, has become a serious burden upon the county, and that every consideration of , economy to soy nothing of humanity d' tiKind the erection of a new pris-m.

The most desirable stock of Dry

Coods our friend Huohes ever brought to this market, he is now receiving. Just look in and see his French cbintzs before they are all gone, and those nice silk nets fordresing misses hair with, arc very desirable. We huppen to know that his means of purchasing a very large stock of dry goods at very r-isonable prices, will enable him to give general satisfaction to all who may patrouize him this fall. Fersando Wood. The Ulica lleraldfucnishes pen portraits of some of the Democratic celebrities at the Syracuse Convention. Of Fernando Wood, it says : Fernando Wood is the Mephistopheles of politicians. He is the 4 mildest mannered man " that ever packed a caucus or got up a row. He i3 what boarding misses would ca!l a 41 a love of a man." His form is slender, but faultlessly proportioned, his tread elastic to airyness, and his carriage graceful to the last degree. His forehead is broad without being massive, and his features regular, vet stronglv marked. The general expression of his face is that of eternal placidity. He might set for the portrait of "Oily Gammon,'' in 44 Ten Thousand a Year ; nd were it not for that pitiless eye and those closely compressed lips, you might mistake him for a moral reformer or a Home Miasiooarj Society Agent. The face of Louis N.'ipjleon is not more sphynx-like iu its expression. Without the apparent dullness of the latter, it has all its iuscrutability . We v. itched it narrowly during that terrible row at Syracuse, and except that it was a shade paler, you could not have known that a human passion had ever stirred it. He has, in an eminent degree, the elements of a successful modern politician. He is cool, intrepid, shrewd, unscrupulous ; a man who, if his character were equal to his brains would stand head and shoulders above his Democratic rivals in the State. The Albany Standard, a Democratic paper, gives the following pleasant account of the gathering at Syracuse to deliberate upon the interests of the party : " A scene, very much like that which many of our citizens remember as being witnessed just before the State Convention of 1853,'was looked upon by many spectators at the Central Railroad depot in tins city, not only yesterday, but this morning. A inrge gang of New York city ruffians and desperadoes the sweeping and scum of the hells, brothels, cock-pits and thieringdens of the great city ticketed through to Syracuse, as a body-guard to the Tammany politicians, in whose pay they are, arrived by the boat from New York, and were carefully re-shipped for the Central City, by the early C. R. R. train. Such a set of scoundrelly fellows we never set eyes on before, and hope never to look upon again." S3, The Chicago Democrat is pitching into both the Democratic and Republican office holders of Illinois, who seem .o have vied with each other in robbing the public treasury with a zeal and energy that is quite commendable. It says: These plunderers are throwing apples of discord among the people upon the slavery question, and are causing a tremendous excitement upon the bred Scott Decision, the Fugitive Slave Law, Kansas and Nebraska Bill, etc., etc., whilst they, themselves, ate filling their pockets from the proceeds of the taxes cruelly wrung from th great mass ot the people." Xt&Xm Somebody speaking of the hurrying propensities of the Yankees, says : " If a big mortar could be constructed, which would throw an immense bomb-shell containing fifteen passengers, from St. Louis to Boston in five minutes, with an absolute certainty that fourteen would be killed by the explosion, tickets for seats by the " Express Bomb-shell Line " would at once be at a premium, each passenger being anxious for the chance to prove himself " the lucky fifteenth. " &dr At a dinner given the 27th ult., by the municipality of Turin, to the Milan deputation, the toast in honor of Count Cavour was worded as follows : To him who, being called to the Ministerial chair in Piedmont, was the first after 1849 to adopt a really Italian policy; to him who, sending the (Italian) tricolor to Taurida, caused it to spread its lustre before the eyes of Luropc ; to him who, at the Congress of Monarch? at Paris, stepped forward the first to uphold the Italian cause ; to him who, in the silence of the Cabinet, prepared all for a third war of LMcrty, concluding a new alliance with the Sovereign of France; to hira who, though be has resigned his powers (for a time ouly it is lobe hoped), lives forever in the hearts of whomsoever loves Italian indeEVANSVILLE TEA STORE. Eg .:., .v jll lO.n.nhHWW eJsti centre like Boeton, New York, and Evansville, buiness is gradually classifying itself, thm affording goods to dealers and consumers at better rates; therefore, resolved, that we deal in TEA, TOBACCO, fc., instead of general gro ceries. We beg leae to call attention to our large and well selected stock of goods in our line : 10O chest; and caddie assorted leas 100 boxes Tobacco. UftVMM Cigars. 5 I Mi lilarkiug. CO boxes OfWBM Spices. - " bbls Vinegar. SO grons Gates' Matches. 20 bags Grain Pepper and Hpiee. Ion bills Wrapping Paper. 50 roams Writing do l't.pcr Ilagn, assorted sizes, very couveolont fur rt tail purjHscs. Mustard, in sniall aud large tin cam. Common and fancy I'andios, Buttorscotch, Ae., with ninny other article usually kopt in so U spo'dting of Teas, h-t it be its Ml I thai we 1 are anxious to sell Ta, and will sell good Tea at ( 4V, OUc, 0.V, 7oc, 75c, aiic, 90e, BL aud fl.iO p,.r poind also have leas put up In 1, 4, an I G S caddies to our order, to sell to families. If you waut good aud clu ap Tea, call on us. For the present la Posey's Bleck ; after the 1-Mh jt October, iu Foster's now Block, on First street. Oft ' Ctll and get somo Tea. E. H. SABIX A '-'0. &M Ksgs wanted, for Groceries or Cask. Enquirer copy.J sepM W AqUBBB. MJ 10 Lbls llye, various brsnds. do Bourlion, do do 10 do Common Whisky. I cask Port Wine. 1 bids Ginger Wise. For sale, wholesale aud retail, at s p T. BEDMONO'ti, Posey's Ulo. k. WJIMD! HIU - KXTBJ JVMl'B .' M J A lot in jars of various sites, put up expressly tor family us-. just received anl tor sale by C11AS. 3KJ0UNSTON, Posey's Block. -r Main street, near the Canal. " M 1H K 7 SJ M ! t'MMKSM .' to BOXMB just receivi d aud foi sale by srptti CUA8. McJoHNitToN. WWUBR .ni s i.iuit f.v i i.y tJ.y s, MT ! l.-s, aud louse, lust received ami for sale In iu uititx-s to suit nuii basers, by mm M CHAU. MaJOBMtOK.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HENRY WARD BEECHERS i Published weekly in " THE INDEPENDENT ! " m -v j it tuTio.y to run mjstmmM esting i-1 it t. r couUined in tvery success. dumber of TV Indepndet, th publisher is h&ppy to anuouueu that the Sunday Morning Sermou of the Uv. Ukmrt Wakd Bbkchkr wiU appear exclusively In its columns every wwk. They are the only reports given to the press which receive revision from the author's own hand. Among the other special contributors are the following well k uowii writers : If sW HARRIET UEECHKR 81 OWE, Rtv. GEO. B. CHEEVEli, amd JOHN G. WHITTIER. TEttMS Two lollars a year, payable in ad vance. AdOreM JOSEPH H. KICHAKDS, Publisher, No 5 Beckman street, S . Y. 03T For sale by all News Ageuts. sep2t-dlw Thomas Redmond, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries, Produce, & Liquors, JVo. 133 Jof' Block, jmmin St. T HK VJYDKBHlli.VMiD, '( removed to No. 132 Posey's Block, Main street, and dispoaod of his old stock of Groceries, is just receiving a new aud enlarged assortment of tKOCKBIES, LIQUOBS, kc which be will soli, e titer at wholesale or retail, as cheap as can bepurct ased in this market. Having purchased my stocl for cash, I can sell my goods at Manufacturers' price. To m old customers both, in touu aud country, I Under my grateful acknowledgmnnw for pait favors, and hop by strict attention to busineu to merit a continuance ot their patronage. CJ Goods delivered in any prt of the city free of charge. sep26 T. Rh'DMuSD. BLUEGR ASSN D RSKRY, Located on the retertburgh Road, ten milet from Ecansvxlle. THB t HHCBIBMiM OPMtBH VB salt, this Vail, the following articles . Z ,' "0 Apple Troes. from 6 to 10 feet high. 1,000 Cherry Trees, in tso choice varieties, two years from bud. 1,000 Pear Trees, Dwarf and Standard, oae to two years old. Also, a Quantity of Sweet Chestnut Trees, Plums, GooseWerr.es, Currants, Strawberries , Ac. 5,000 Evergreens, consisting of Bed Cedar, Pitch Pine, White Pine, Jersey Plae, tkotuh Fir, Norway Spruce, Chinese and American Arborvita. : W. CRISP. Saadersrillo, Vanderbngh Co. ep275m & vJruBMBm. '9 lUdoz Broovi. 10 dot Buckets. 10 doe Tubs, assorted sicea. 2 cases No. 1 Matches. 2hhds prime Sugar. 10 sacks Coffee. 6 chests Tea. 25 hags Flour, extra brand. 10 boxes Soap. 10 boxes Caudlea. 25 kes Nails, at t REDMOND'S, sep27 Poaey's Block. BBKH Bl TTBB.-16 LBS. JS'O. 1 M Hiu. Grass Butter, at IT. REDMOND 8, EDMOND 8, Posay'i Blxk, sep26 BELL HANGING. nJBBBBJY WMSBiJS'U BOOB OB ML ROOM BELLS put up, changed, or repaired iu a neat and substantial manner, can have it done promptly and at fair prices, by leading their orders at Mr. V . CAldwwU'a store, or at the Mansion House. I am Just getting over a spell of shkness, and would feel thankful to the ritisens for all the work they can give me In my line. If my work does not give satisfaction, I do not ask pay. syT" Good references can be given. sep 24 ANDREW BLACK. WMM BV OXB.y PB . sile. Inquire of V ICR BUY 11 BOS. sep24-lw Watches and Jewelry. P. L. CEISSLER. MAIN hT., BETWEEN THIRD AND EOUBTU, OPPOSITE COURT SOUSE. BWJ MJYt JVST BKTtfBJS'BB PROM MM the East, where he has purchased a doautlful assort ment of WATCHES, CLOCKS. and JEWELRY of every des-' cription, the undersigned is prepared to rait purchasers iu every particular. Ue invites au exaiuinatilon f his reeds and prices. P. L. GIKHSLKU. N. B. Watches and Clocks repaired and warranted. sspaa-dly MJM BITE LBJMB,- BIBMMBEJrT WW brands, some of it warranted purs and fall woiht, for sale as low as at any house tn the city. sepU W. H. P. STODDARD. M I OT BP BOOTS, HMO R H, JJVB WM. CORN MEAL at auction, at our Auction Rooms, on Saturday morning at t o'clock : 'JO sacks Corn Meal ; :0 pair Meu's Shoes ; fi do do Boots ; O) do Ladies Gaiters ; 112 do Misses' Shoes ; 5 boxes Currants. A tine lot of R-mly-M:i - Clothing, Ac. Sp')-t4 H. StELfON A CO. MMMHM M B-BBMLirrMMtBTUx B 4V Cinrinnatl, Louisville and V-r uisviMe. Leaves pnnc tually n the alvertisl lav. The reli.tble light-draught pnsenger mcktt ' .- TLK UAKDKN," f'apt. Alex, rrawer, T. L. Conant, Clerk, leaves Evansville every Monday at 2 M.; returning, leaves Cincinnati every Friday at 4 P. M OB Orders respectfully solicited and promptly nlhd. SepZi-tf THE GREAT EASTERN ECLIPSED 1 WT THIS JBOJHKjyrr THR mbbiBM xalof th greatwt ship Is yet uncertain ; but it is rejoicing to know t t the stock M FALL AND WINTER DRYGCOD8 at Hah. Em bum A Co.'s is the most complete in the city ; and aa they expect to increase their sales largely I y selling cheaper than ever, their customers may rtly upon got ting bvgains. They will be pleased to show thir stack of goods to aU, whether they wish to bny or not, and all goods are warranted as represented. I -eeptfl an lugs No. 1, full weight, in store and f r sale by ssp2. GEO. F08TEU A CO. MT aU grades, in barrels and sacks, receiving dally and for sale by GEO. FOSTElt A CO BUY HOME-MADE SHOES!! M iMM WMLL PLkSjISK TURK Mj particular noilco that I am going to pay markisi attention to the manufacture of Ladies'', MissuC, ami ChiMrnn's Shots of all k mis. In cases of emergency, ladies can have sboes made within four hours notice. If any one deubts the fact let them try it. Gentlemen will please call and see the handsome and durable styles of Fall and Winter B ts I am now making. WANTED Immediately, ten or twdrs goad journeymen, for men's and women's w?rk. The highest wages will be paid iu cash. sept2l JOHN RASCH, Ne. Second at. THE EVANSVILLE INSURANCE COMPANY, (EttmUUhi und Incorporated m 1SM,'i STEAMBOAT HULL, AND P LATB OAT RISKS, At low ptomptlv rates, and adjusts losses Sirly and Capital, - - - $250,000 OFFICE On Water street, wall knaa as tbe Taaal Bank. WM. T. PAGE, iretary. T. Page,

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TO MERCHANTS AND MILLINERS ! ! CINCINNA tTsILK IIOCSE. W. P. DEVOUT R0CKW00D, So. 83 PEARL STREET, Wholesale dealers in Slllxjs, RitolDons, Bonnets, Flowers, BUAWLfi. CLOAKS, DRESS TRIMMIXC, HGOPSKIUTS, LACE EMBROIDERIES, WHITE GOODS, GLOVE8, Ac. KGkicat Im,l(-kmkmt8 offered to CASIT aud SHORT-TIME BUYERS. sept W. JP. pB VP tV T BOt'M W&OD. ni iiMjr JBjTBBMjig JLP a.iM) lights X in wiudow sash. 2.50O " 10X12 " 2,000 9X12 lm ioxi4 " n 1,500 10X15 100 pannel Ioors, assortt 'l. -'"lit 1. es ;usortil Wii,l( v aoo kegs Nails. Junt received aud for ante by cpt21 WHKELER RIGOS. " "(B Jlia TTKU OA 7 t.TU'O UTJt.Vi H TO 9M EVKBY ONE, WITHOUT EXCEPTION MILLER A MKIIAI S. at tbe new Dry Goods Store, Main street, between First and Second streets, Evana lil, lud., are now in laily receipt of their new aud splendid stork of FALL AND WINTER DRY OviODS. They are determine to sell ai.d pleiu nil. They request their fair customers and the balance 1 mankind to pay them a visit, take a vw of their goods, satisfy t!iir taste, and lay in their stock for the season. The stock eonists f a cvf.it variety of articles too MtMIM to specify. 1IILLKR k M EH ADS, Cheap 'ttsh Store, sepia 43 Main tru t. Evansville. w. it. m -i.os ma- k. n. iniN McDonald $ sarin. General InsuraDce, Real Estate, AND Collecting Agents, WBV IT JJS'B SELL BKJMI. BSTJTB MLB of all descriptions, Rent Houses, Secure and Collect Claims, and Pay Taxea. Will insure, against loss or damage ky Are, Buildings, Merchandise, Personal Property, and the perils of inland navigation : also, the lives of individuals against the danger aud accident ot travel, in the following reliable Companies : Indianapolis Insurance Company ; Rising Sun Insurance Company , Eagle Insurance Company of Cincinnati ; Ohio Life Insurance Company. Permanent office in Foster's new building. second floor ; for the present in Posey's Block. septal gT1(TT0 YAMSS AUD BATT1XG.WJ 75 bags assorted N .s Cotton Yarn. V) bales No. 1 Cannelton Batting 50 bdls. Cotton Twine 25 bags Candls Wick. 10 bags Carpet Chain. Par stile by fsep21 WHEELER A RIGOS. WW0U8E AND LAND FOB SALE. OXE OF MM. the most beautiful places about Evansville, with one acre planted in fruitful vines, and live or eleven in garden, as the purchaser may desire; a geod well on the premises. It will be offered at private sale ; if not sold before the 2sth of the month, the above property will be put up at auction and sold to the highest bidder, 'forms made known ou the dav of sale. PHIL. KLONICIIER. StringtowD, Ind Sept. 22-td EVANSVILLE GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. rmViE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF M the Stockholders in the Evansville Gas Light Company, for the purpoee of choosing three Directors to serve during the ensuing year, will be held at the Company's office, on Locust street, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 4 P. M., ou Monday, thw itith day of October next. asi22 td C. G. KRATS, Pres'C JEvOif SALE. A SPAN OF HORSES, A XPAN M of mules,and a two-horse wagon and harness. The property if not disposed of by private sale by tbo tttfth iust., will 1m sold ut auction. A rare chance for a bargain may bad. Also, 1'- t acres of laud, finely timlered. situated four miles from th city, ou the Mt Vernon r ml. For further iafurmatiou us to teams, Ac, inquire at erptMd EMRICH'S BUKWKRY. mtOR RE MT as the . RENT OR SALE THE FARM KNO ITN Old Whetstone toiie place," on the new Petersburg!! road, tluoe and a half bi lies from Evans' ille, '-ontaluing 80 acres, KO of which an under cultivation. There are three never-failing springs of water ; a good frame dwelling, containing six rooms ; a commodious barn and other buildings, all of a aich are new and conveniently arranged. There are also about 00 fruit trees, comprising a great variety of Apple, Pear, Peach, l'luia, Quince, Cherry, rc. Fences an.l other improvements are in complete order. ' r further particulars, apply tome un the premises, or at the store of Vickery Brothers, Maui street, Evansville. septig-dwlw WM. VICKERY. At OAKLEY'S. W OJ MLR W M S O.V, .V. 6 JOM Til Saw S) first street, are in receipt ef a large stock of Carpets, Floor Table, aud Stair Oil Cloths ; Window Shades, Stair Hods, C-otton, Linen, Woolen, and Silk Damasks ; Uugs. Mats, Bleached and Brown Muslin, Cotton and Woolen Flannels, Cotton avd Linen Sheetings nil grades and tiles of Blankets, all tonalities of Shawis, Kniltiug Yaruf aud Cotton Hosiery and Gloves; Casinete, Caasiiiteres, Cloths, Children's IMaids, Me r I nose, Ladies' Dress Goods, Silks, De Be rages, Plaiu aud Figured DeLaines, Jaconet aud Swiss Muslins. Embroidery aud Embroidered Collars, Woolen Goods, all shades of Worsted and Cbt ueal Calicies( Ginhaant, Umbrellas for Gt nts, Ladies, and Misses ; lloow, Hoop Skirt.-, Ac, which are offered tor cash at rcascnable prices aud one price to all. We also have on hand a large amount of Pork. Lard, Molasses, and Whisky Cooperage. Orders filled nt short notice uud lowprices. epl9-lm CRESCENT CITY GALLERY. WE ALL follow interest In spite of vain talk, And to those who deal fairly, to them we slioull walk. Mow, you who want Pictures, I. r'. cheap aud firstrate, Bring your dimes to SMITH'S Callery, (yon don't have to wait), lie fears no competition from nue or the other, But looks upon each as a friend and a brother; Ue cares not for show, nor puffing, nor blowing, Mock soirees, or gammon, assuredly knowing That he makes the trade, who gives most for the cash ; The people care nothing ahotit an grand splash. Now, all who want 1'ictures. large ones or small, Shoald. without more delay, on Mr. Smith call . Tbe Court House, you know, just over the way. Examine his Pictures we knsw what you'll any The I test in the city, and cannot be beat In finish or price and by way of a treat. To Ladies and Families he lessens his pay Come along, frisnds, don't usglcct it a day. erlC6sn (M 1KB iJ'ISTB4 TOM'S SJdLK. WM. Notice is herely given that I willsll at public auction, on Wednesday, October Uttfe, ISM, at the Auction Booms of H. Nelson A Co., in Evansville, aU the personal property of John B. Uennings, deceased, consisting of one small organ, clarinets, piano covers, and miscellaneous musical apparatus. A credit of six months will be given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved surety, waiving valuation aud apl raisement laws. JOHN W. F08TEB, septM-tf Administrator. W. H. P. STODDARD, (WT THE OLD MtSTJiBLtSHE It BfJM. DRUG KTOStE, No. 17 Maiu street, oon t in -ues to keep on hands a fall and complete supvly ol Medicines, Paints. Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Brashes, Perfumery, Lamps, Burning l lnids, Ac Which be sella at as low a flarui-e as anv boaau In the city. Also, a large and varied asssrtmei t of AMBROTYPE STOCK. CAMERA. CASTS. I 7 promptly attended t, and forwarded - te.i . a s..- , ve vi j was ua V ITI trtllllilK ll IMV .t" or Express to any part of the conutry. - I.' T0BACC0'aND CIGARS. " 150 boxes Virginia Tobacco, assorted. Brands lbs, Us, '-4, lus, aud K. uni 100 caddies choice Chewing 100,000 Imported German and Havana Cigars. 50,00m Half-Spot ish Uigurs. For sale by espr21 WHEELER A BIGGS. UTLER Y " DIKEi T IMPORTATION.'Just received, diiect from Sheffield, England, 1 cask Table and Pocket Caller), newest patterns. Also, Ml gross Tea and Table-Spons. Orousrs and Coantry Merthauts will plcs call and examine our stuck of Hardware aud Cutleiy. JACOB 3TRAUB A BON, septSl T4 Main st., bet. Second and Third. BBAT8 MATS.' MATS! FALL STYLE MM Dress Hats, of all the different patterns M orn, now ready, so that svery uue may rely on getting exactly what will please er rait him. Hats of any desired shape made le order, warranted to fit as comfortably as any soil hat, at 39 Main street. septSl YALT1ER A MAUCONK I Kit. STBWB doseo 1 lb tan Fresh Cove Oysters, SO do S IB can do do do. Jos received sad for sale by septs CEO. FOSTER d CO.

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AMERICAN Wholesale Clothing House. TtJf.V VEJMS JQ9. TttM WM9L Clothing trade of the West was comparatively of small amount, and was eonflced almost exclusively to a retail business in the larger towns and cities alone. Now this line of Goods ha becomo an almost indUeusalle part of the stock of every general Dry Goods store from the crowded city to the croM-niad stand. Like all change in trade, however, this one lsas not been produced except foi the best of reasons. Among thcte are the great saving of material by cutting a large quantity of garments together the superior work and saead of sewing machine in manufacturing the great saving of time in waiting for your "turn" at the Tailor's th uncertainty of even then getting a sattaCsctory "fit,'' and above all the saving of at least oMe-aaY the cost of the garment in the price. For a unmix r of years this Las oulj been a part of our general Dry Good business, but we bavo made I arrangement to devote our whole boose exclu sively to it alone with such lines of notions and Furnishing Goods as will be necessary f-a-d desirable in that trade. Ik-lit ving that the true interest of the trade will lie to sustain us in this enterprise, we wt.old lespectfhlly announce that we now nav on h ind one of the largest and most desirable stocks of WELL MADE CLOTHING that was ever oflered to the trade of the West. We eepectfully solicit a rail from all onr old friend and the trade generally. We charge t.oth ii.u i.e. iWisj our Koudt, and not much if yon Uy th' in. We are prepared to sell to all prompt-lime buyers as lowas any house in the trade. A liberal Maoowul hR made on all rath miss. WM. . FRENCH CO., P3 N. Main street. M iBO. S. s.V.Vrj,.Yf. 1 0 .BX-aTSjv W s:?, 1, i d m store and is constantly receiving f.r the Vail and Winter Trade, the best stock ever hronght to this Ststf- or vicinity, of all kinds of HAftl'WARK suited to the West, and which, hating Iwvn selecte! and I t hssnd in person, froni u moal eztenstvo Importing Houses anl Manufactories of n-.trly all the Eaefrn cities and tow us, in addition to several invoices imported directly by him from pod manufacturers EagILsh and Gertuao Wean, and will sell as low as any Crmcern in the W-st : fooling confident that goods and price- . .yi-.u fail to please and satisly. He would a-k Ihe .-.s-ial attt-ntion of Msrchauu, Manufacturer-, i strpentere. Millwrights. Coopers! GutisaiitliH, ..ml .ill . bi need any artirler usually found in a hui cla-s Hardware Stors wholeseU and retail. Without pursuing detail, the mention of a lew leading articles may he well, viz : Table and pocket Cutlery, Raxors, Shears, and Scissors, including i.-,.. 'o.-:enholm A Son's justly celebrated manutai tures ; Batcher's Knives and Steels; Files, all kinds and siaas, of Butcher's and other manufacture; Augers, Chisels, Gouges, Braces and Bitts, and all Carpenters' and Coopers' Tools, from Ohio Tool Company; Barton's, Rochester, and White's, Buffalo, Manufactories, together with Cook's noted Patent Premium Auger Bitts. Also Hand. Kipping. Panel, and Back Saws ; also, the various sixes and styles of Mill, Circular, and Cross-Cat Saws, with Tnttle's Patent Hook Tooth Cross-Cut Saws ; large and small Scales, in grew variety of pattern ; Ayr and Hatchets for all pur poses ; House Building Materials. All Gunners Materials ; Gunners' Implements to almost any ax tent ; Meat Cutters aud Stutters ; Iron and Wooo Pump Curbs, together with Chain Pomp Fixtures ; Ames' and ether makers' Shovels, Spades, and Gruin Scoops; Jack Screws; a fine assortment of all kinds of Brushes: Copper and Iron Kivots and Burn; Protective Weapons; Horse, Wrought, fAssiag, and Finishing Nails, all sixes; a new and excellent assortment of Fishing Tackling ; Paiut aud Coffee Mills; Corn Shelters and Mills. Agent f-T Dole, Silver st Fetch's Premium Saw Gumuier, for Upright and Circular Saws. GEO. 8. SONNTAG, ap3 No. IS Main street. GUARD AGAINST FALL WINTER Fires! BY CHOICE INSURANCE WITH inE V' I VCOBPORATEl) 1819 CHARTER PERPETUAL CASH CAPITAL $1,060,000 ! ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED. MKT bIRPLI'S OF f04S,lSl I'd. And tbe prestige of 40 yrs. snores and experience. UPWARDS OF $12,000,000 Of losses have been paid by the XtMm Insurance Company in the past 40 years. The vat co of reliable insurance will be apparent from the following LOSSES PAID BY THE iETNA PUKING THE rAST FIVE YEARS: In Ohio $431 ..v.' Nt In Michigan4tlo,043 81 In Indiana... lV.ao9 81 In 111. m is .. 448,327 41 Tennessee 97,649 21 Kan. Neb. 19,940 77 Ark. A Ga .. 2X94.r Of In Wisconsin ltVJV "7 In Kentucky. -.WRl 40 Missouri ' . :il,.r)l8 4 Iowa A Minn. Ml, :;..'. 4-, Peun. A Va... l,fsWM Mis-.-n-oppi ami Alabama, f.V,41 it Fire and Inland Navigation Bisks accopt id at terms consistent with solvency and lair profit. Eecinl attention gtcato Iwmrwmee oj DWELLINGS and Ovule hU, for Itmu of 1 to 5 sears. The solid service long and successfully tried, and the many advantages the A'tua Insurance Cempany possesses in its line, should not be overlooked by those ready to insure, and understanding thsJr bast inter, sts. During "strinnit times." tbe necessity for reliable Insurance beeomes an imjieratlve duty tbe ibHity of jiroperty owners to sustain loss being thru much h ssitijea AsjBticics iu all the principal cities and towns throughout the State. Policies Issned without dehiy, by any of the duty Hiithorrsed Agents of the Company. BL'SlNESa ATTKNMED TO WITH DIS PATCH AND FIDELITY. w ALLKH C. II ALLOC K, Ageat. sepi-3mdAw SK TBMJPI.K'S ( O.BPOI .V U F HOPS AND BONESET IT is the safest, surest, cheapest, and most reliable remedy for the permanent cure of COLDS, COUGHS, HOARSENESS. ASTHMA, CBOCF, WHOOPNG COrOH, Aud all affections of the Throat and Laaga. It being prepared npun Scientific principles, and froaa articles that are entirvly vegetable. The COMPOUND SYRIP OF 1IOP8 AND BOVESET Is manufactured by C. ROTHEXBUSH k SON, Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio, to whom aU orders must be addressed ; and sold by KKI.LKK A WHITE, Druggists Evansvire, Indiana, aud by Druggists and Merchants throughout the country. jan2C-ly fi;.:i r.v.w;riK. T-.t or I km ML sit, VsNDEBBfaeaCo., sa. I, Louis aUchter, Clerk of the Vaud. rburgh Circuit Court, within and for said County, do hert-hy certify to the Sheriff of said County, what Officers are to be elected at the next gen -nl election (in the State of Indiana), so he h. Id ou the second Tasaday in Octakaf, A. P. laoA, at the ditbreut pUcos or holding rlectlous iu said C r.:it.. to-wit: A Judge for the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, an Attorney ProsecntlBg for the FiiWnth Judicial Circuit, and a County Commiaioitar twr lite Third District of Vanderburgh Co. v -N WrrXKM, a hand and the seal of said ( ) Court, at "Evansville, tbia Tth day of ' ) S, mtt -saber, A. D. 1859. , i LOLI KICHTEB, Clerk V. C. C. By virtue of Ihe Certificate of the Clerk of the Yauderhurgh Circuit Court, of which the above K a true ai i lull copy, notice Is hereby given to the qualified voters of said County, that an election will be held at the several precincts in tbe Townships of said fount v, t fill the vacancies above cortiBed. A oc Tuesdsv, the lUh day of October, A. D. lass). JOHN 8. GAVITT, aep8-l.".t.lw2t Skerif of VatnUiimrpk 0. K. AO. RAILROAD COMPANY. PANT. ) Spt. 16. THE STOCK - Sr nrTAP.Y s OjricE, Evansville, rWVIE ANN CAT MEETING OF THKSTOi M holders in this Company, and election of Directors, will be hold at the Court Douse, in the City of Evansville, on MONDAY, October M. proximo, Iwtween the hours of 10 o'clock A. M.. aad 4 P M. B v order of the Board. scpl6-td J. E. MARTIN, Se'y. MVOOPKMS ' .WTICB.-TMM UKDMBWy signed have iust received 50 setts assorted si sos "Tcrre II an to" Tru3 Hoops, maanttMtured ol the viry best timber, warranted equally as good as tbe Ohio Tool Company's, and 36 per sent, leas in prices than tho latter. Forsale bv JACOB STRAl B SON, sepl6 74 Main street, bet. Second k TmUd.