Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 36, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 September 1859 — Page 3

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vJtr flailn auntal. tVkbDay' MORS I NO, . .SB FT KM B E B .'7 RIVER ITEMS. AESIVBO. Undine, Cincinnati Faichild, Mound City A I ids, Cairo Portsmouth, I im I till M Pet ton, Teuu U ' hurl.-) Bo Well, Pa.lu.nli 1 1. ter tmu. , Louisville John Toaapkin Ciu'ti H kirktuan, Paducab J no Bell, Louisville Dacotah, Ciuouuati Woodford, Mound City J A rwW, Paducab Lehigh, Cincinnati Chancellor, Peducah J A f i-1m i , Padmah Kate l'rnb, Loins lire P Hihbetd, Cli.iii.iM.tt Greenville, Green B K Iranian. Cincinnati K H Faircbild, Loulsv Undine, Sit Li.un Altda, Canuelton John Bell, Cairo lH,oth. Nsw Orleans Woodford, Louhrvllle J A Ffcsiver, PaJucah Lehigh, St Louia Portsmouth, Cairo K M Put on, Loutsvilla Charley Boweo, Cairo Interchange, Memphis J Tompkins, Louisville M P fat lt -'-i, i iv die Chancwllor. LoiilaviU Kate Prune, Henderson, Lue Bavee, Ocean K Tbe weather yesterday waa cloudy and damp. Tbe river at tbis point baa undergone considerable change since Saturday night. It has risen in all eight feet three inches, and is now stationary. Boats are very numerous, and business on tbe levee was rather lively. Tbe rise will probably not be of very long duration, as it baa commenced failing at all points above. The Tennessee and Cumberland are rising, and reports from St. Louis say all tbe upper rivers are doing likewise. Our friend Jo. O Riley, has again placed us under obligations for valuable river information. Such acta of kindness will sooner or later meet with their reward. Persons having any questions to ask concerning the river and boats, will receive gentlemanly treatment and prompt and reliable answers by applying to bim. Mr. Geo. Boitourt will please accept oar thanks for Bles of late Memphis and St. Louis papers. The river has compelled P. G. 0' Riley k Con to abandon their wharf boat. Stu- is now entirely deluged, and ber freights and stores have been removed, and the boat abandoned. She is entirely worthless, and, as she lays at our wharf, is com par ttively a nuisance. Her deck is covered w itb water, and a sufficient rise will carry awnv ber roof. Tbe favorite packet Charley Bowen, arrived here yesterday morning. She is not so badly crippled as tint people would like to have had her. She came off the log without breaking a plank, although aatffgj timbers were broken. She leaves to day nt ber regular time, and is one of the .fe-t ljtis on the river. She will take paciici.- and freight, delivering them at Cairo and immediate places, without .May. Owing to his in creasing business, Capt Outer lis- found it necessary to put her oh the ways for the purpose of widening ber guards and otherwise repairing her, so that when ahe'i-omes off, her admirers will hardly know her. She will remain on the wars, at Mound City, a week or ten days. Tbe excellent and punctual packet, Hatel Dell, Capt. Rees, will lie down from Louisville this evening, and take passtDgors through to Cairo in quick time. Mr. Richardson, a model Clerk and most clever gentleman, presides in the office. The halauce of ber officers are as near tbe right sort as folks ever set to be. PaMeuirera ran be ertain of a safe and agreeable trip on tbis line boat. The John Rome madt ber appearance at oar wharf last night. She looks as natural as ever, and will retain her enviable reputation. She proceeded to Louisville, and will be at our wharf again on Thursday. The V. P. Jhbbcrd and John Tomphhu west up yesterday, flying light, and were haviag a merry time on the trip ; when they left here tbey seemed to le trying their peed. The Tompkin was ahead, and holding ber own very well. Tbe Hibberd bad the mail belonging tc the John Oault, the latter boat not being 14 up to time." The On tie Garden leaves Cincinnati tbis afternoon, and will arrive here so as to leave on Friday. She is a good boat, and commanded by gentlemanly officers, and merits a liberal patronage. Tbis boat will, M soon as practicable, leave here on her regular days, and become a fixed fact. Tbe Interchange went down yesterday witb all the freight she could carry, having taken considerable store a at this plat e for Memphis. In making her landing, she .-wung around against tbe Matilda, breaking ber guard, and otherwise injuring ber. Tbe Katt French went up yesterday morning for Louisville, with a big trip of passengers, most of whom were persous going up to the Fair at New Albany. Her officers will pleases accept our thanks for favors received. Owing to some unavoidable delay, as we learn from Capt. Greer, the hull of the new S.'Uthsrn Bell will not lc launched until Saturday next Tbe Woodford passed tbis point, on ber way to Louisville, Sunday. She looked neat and clean, having undergone thorough repairs, and received an entire new cast of paint. She will be here Wednesday, bound for New Orleans. Tbe J. A. Wither left yesterday with a good trip of passengers, and a full load of brick. Tbe AUda will be down from Cannelton to-day. She has eutered regularly into her old trade. Tbe Trader arrived last night with a full cargo. She reports Pond river bank full. The Union was to leave Louisville yeaterday. If she did so, she will be due hero to-day, with her shingle up for Green river. Capt. Owen Davis has had tbe hull of tbe Delaware towed to Paducab, for the purpose of putting her on the ways, where she will Lie caulked and put in complete order for use as a wharf-boat. Two new boats, the Lafourche and Laurel ill, for tbe Southren trade, were taken over the Kails on Saturday in fine style by Capt. D. M. Dryden, Falls Pilot. Tbey will probably be at our wharf to-day. Tbe Teledraph No. 3, and Jaeob Stradtr have resumed their places in tbe trade between Louisville and Cincinnati. Tbe new boat Curie n-. just completed at Paducab, departed on her first trip on Thursday last. Her machinery worked wall, and everything alwut the boat gave comilete aatistaction. The hull of the -4vin Adame, whieh has tieeo Ijing ou the bar at Casey ville for sonic time, will probably get off during the preaent rise, and proceed on to her destination, Bayou Sara. The steamer Kate French left Louisville Sept. 24th, at 7 P. M. Boat in port JfoSSS McClelland, Laouehe, New Laurel Hill, Intercliange pre par iug to leave; had 100 cabin, and 10 deck passengers. River falling last. Pall two feet when we left. Met BuwUnj Green at Blue River Island on the 25th. Iaxel Dell at Cedar Branch, Poland at Concordia; boat unknown at French Island. CAPrilY. The GrennwUle arrived here yesterday, from Grren river. She found sufficient water to admit her going to Bowling Green. On Saturday, the MatiUla shipped all ber freight on the Proyrett. Capt. Boyd's new boat for the Nashville and New Orleaaa trade, is going ahead in fine styls at tbe ship yard or the Messrs. Howard, at Jeffersou villa. She will soon be ready to lan neb.

Tbe JIarmonia, an Illinois rivet boat, Druke ber shaft and lost her wheel ovorooard a few dajs since at Colnmbiana. The Common Council of Norfolk, Va., have rejected a resolution proposing that the Grtat Eastern Steamship, be invited to fiait that Ii.trU.r.)!! ber trip to America, an that the hospitalities of tbe city be extended to her captain and officers, should the invitation be accepted. The In, Eavet, Capt. McDonald's new lirtfo river toaf, took her leave last u.Rht. fShe ha.l a tftxxl trip, and we hope site will meet with abundant success.

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STOVES DESCRIPTIONS. SCANTLIN & STEPHENS avf juat rtTiTft a fall dupi-ly t -r ih.-ir Kali ami Winter Tradw, and nvwry dea. ripiin of STOV .', OKATKM, TIN WAKK. aii.l KlTt llKN I TKX SILS. Tbir atock asaSSMM all tarictataof COOKING, PARLOR, AND OFFICE STOVES AND (i RATES, with and itbout mantlea, all of tin- i..-t ami moat apprwtrd pattern. Tti atm h ialiNr tin greatest variaty aver t.roiitfhr t. this market. It I him :.. . u t.-l t .-IK of tb .id. -is iu prraaiu, from tli larjp-t tocka of the uiauiifjM.-turra in PitUbnrr, Ciurinnnti, ud laSSjBWttts, sad has beD pnrchaaaij oil tnui- tli.it will all ilia uii.Ur-in.-i to a ll at Ho- vary loaeat .ili pri ra for l.ii-li audi Arti.l can I- ! .-I In thi- market. S" Call at tka aif a nf lh t ookiMtf Mma, No. I t Main tr", opmait tlx tnt I'. o,k , !.: i, Watar and kirat alri-eta. -.-I - ia-.. -h 8CANTLIS A STKI'll K.VMM M . C TMJUM. J I XT M SB i . ir I i-i-i -.i. tt tii- t ll.uttiitata, a nnr ,inlin. nt of ti mU til-iii tin- KikI, ailitablx to tin- wautoftha I'aiuiliaa ol Kvai.aTilU, eoliaiathiir iu part of Sa aiiK.tr . nn-.l. On. tlv..it t llama, inutitt.. Kil.be.llti.tra Ba.oii. 4-"' tl.H Mi..iilit..i prim.', iwr.rt Kztra No. 1 I ... r J u boxaa P. A U.'a uent and Gruiau Saaapa, 'St buimi Mat and Opal 1'aitdlea, iu ' t A 1 , I - x . latia Faiu-y , barrel axtra N...' 1 l -.i l Oil. 3 barrels UoI4.ii Syrup. Tina article ii uiu.li i i-inun sjskaj, 1 & latr AIiii.-iiiU, filtrta, SVraas, and Uracil Nat. S iaka liar e.iux fraiMM - a Sua lot, J. I--X-- intu-i Italian aul Vetmkwtt ami Ma arni, B bbU LoveriiM'a t itwlo-.l Sunr, S l.bla do l'ultreri.. d US)ar. T)inaa auicitra ara ackaowlt-dptni by all iu tha trado to tie tbe I h-m t in the I'nit.-.l Mate... a4k.-r.-l i rttvtt of 1S.VJ in l.bla and xt llU, No. I, No. L, ami No. t. Wbit Kiah in half Urt, 1 -, !n Kin t'oSW A flu article of nteetU Bl:uk Tea equal, If not auerior. to any in the city Sc., Sc. B. The a bole of the above Uod having N. been bought for t'uaa, we are enabled to offer our old and near caatomera any articles they may re qaira at such prices a Mill quit anrpriaa th.-ui. Call and aiainine for youraalven, at KRftKINK. (TBNK'K A OO.'B, aepl 47 Main atreat. sfB-V W am. the lorination ot uitr iiartnerthin. tnr tratifl ha. tucraaaed beyond our eziiectation. W desirt to ratarn onr sincere thauks to our uumroia patron aud if a well aasorted st.M'k of goods, low prices, aud strict atteutiou to basiueas, will merit a continuance ef your favors, we think we will have claims upou you. Our facilities for purc basins; at low prices were never a good a at P " ' SINK TBABS' BXPBBIKNf'E at aiersliandlsiDg kaa rnablad as to become acqaalutl with aoiua of the Vtt fctn iu the leallug markets of the Union, aud we are almost dally reveiviag supplies fram some of them. We nsy u4 "blow" a much as other bouse, wboee rw. eipta are u. jrly acrosei by y ,..n.y but the public may depond that in prices, qualities, aud quant titilies, we "wan't be i-t ' We ask a trial. p5 VU'KKUY BKOS., Maiu sire. t. ib tmm vTesf J? TmrvmA" rHAsi K. Havins received a new lot of chobe aud fancy Urucerie, we are now prepared lo present to the j-nbln a stock as nearly .oinplete la artiile ef ur Una as ran bo found any w here, and our facilities f.. i pur. baailij; and coUue.-ti.na eua-II.-as to ..it. i our kxI at prices as low, if not lower, than can be h.td antwheiu - It in tin- mat -ket. Our moltw is "Value against Value," aud bow tar we have adhered to this, may lie aeeli by the pHlrouitg beslowe.1 iimmi us bitiierto, and It is the iutereal of the public to patronize an exlablibiue'it where tbey get thx l.t ami the lmt for their money invested. All we ak is to examine oar stm k and pri. es , every Informal i n aU.ut the same will be i b erfullv given. eapas Z. H. COOK k BON. J. I VINSON,- late Master Mr:lias)b, Kf' A X Kailroad. 1. t'ALI.A H AN, Ute KuKiueer . Macbiuiat do. Wll. II I N riBUTOM, lata FesSSSSS Moulder for it.ielker, Blusuiaii A . JOHN IVINSON & CO., BAMTAiTI KKKS SB STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES Corner Leet and Kvaun tt It . .... H'jrr Hi recta, . . . )flm). Psrtlcular attrition git n lo all such werk as apiertain t BALBO.t'S, STEAMBOAT, DISTILLER I A't, MtXIXti. SAW, OR1ST, Sl'.AL A XV MALT M ILIA; TOHACl l). WINK AXD LARD MUSSES, And in short MACH1NKKY OK KVKBV DKCaUPTlOM. Also, House Fronts,, Window Caps, and BiHs, Veutilators, Orates, Ireu Railing, aud all kinds of IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. Dealers In Steam aud W it. r tiangee, m. mi w bistles, Wrought Iron Pipes, Omit Belting aud l-acRltig ami r Ire Brick. Kspecial attentiou paid to Jobbing, Kepair- ! lag anu oia. asmittnng. aug't-nm F'eStlX StoolaKLar I fi MJM WM JDBT ... i WW our Pall stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Betions, Boot, Shoes, Hats, Cap. Bonnets, and Millinery Goods, which we are selling very lew for Cash or No. 1 trade. All Dealers who ; go as the river this Pall will pay Ssses for goods, adding expense, than they could have bvught them at In BraaaTille. There being a ueteriuiuaI ties here to eell as low as any Western city, aud ear stock of Goods are large aud first-rate this , sessuu, and getting more so every year. 'II modera asode of doing business seems to las io "buy I often, and close at home," thereby saving lime and ' freight and iusarame. No merchant in this seci tion wf conutry caa go up tbe river this Fall to buy - Goods and save anything thereby. W eordiallv invite tit-. Trad to cdl and examine I oar stock. W have oa our first floor Dry Goods aMl Motion Oar cecoad fleor, Bouts and Shoes, Jx. Onr third floor, Hats and Caps. Good stocks of each, which we will eell low. Give as a call. epU KCKN A rRFSTON. jWMMMifMJS' HOI HK, MetSTJY, MB WM. the largest and best arranged Hotel in the New England States; is centrally hcatd,aad easy of aeoess from all the rentes of travel. 1 1 coutains all the modern imprevements.and every convenience lor the comfort and accommodation of the traveliag public. The sleeping ro ms are larg and well ventilated . the suite of roams are wall arranged, and completely famished for families, and largo travellug parties, and the house will continu to be kept a a Srst-ciaes hotel iu every respect, sept-ly LEWIS BICE, Prop r. rwi iJftmTn hmmu. oo MUBMKi.m ML eheice ewtiatethy seed, jast recaivrd and for sale low to close consignment. sept -tf K. 8. BABCot'K. mWACKBBBLAU WHOLB A HALE ItUIJi. WVM and kitts just received ami for sale by sspli g. E. GILBEBT A ro. f&TUlM JJVMt TJBMiEiO mV r.l.VIH. K H. A9 75 boxes for sale by 8. E. CII.BEKT k CO. nov4 Syeamore street, near Water. strf Bra r Taff HH. H WM f BHB Wj leathered aud Cartt Ta. ks this day iceived at the Wooden Ware Store. J. B. BC88KLL, v.. ujn gtreet, nsySO Between Third and Fourth, Louisville.

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Candidates.

Vis ir mmtkmri tm ssssssn Jultme 8. CATLBTT ar- a candidate for County Cwmtnis ioner. sept 7 or rttmtt mnmomnc nt m, of WILLIAM JKBVIS, Kq., of Perry torn usbi p. ss a candidate for Coantv Commissioner at the USuiug election. SepliK art rMSlS to utimuuMct Mr. TUuM itr"KKU, of Perry township, as a candidal" for Count) Commissioner at tlo- .-naiiiin: elation. Sep6 U V aire -;mSS to tnttt I lh saisi of JOHN IS NtRL, of Perry Township, ssacmididals for County Commissioner at the eusuing ilettion. sep3 HV sirs rtqufttd lo )MaMM' the umme id JoUN lim.'l't:. f IVrry township, as a candidate for CoUUt.Y ('oliiuiisjiioii -r at the ensuing O. -t.da-r t-bi-lioii. s airs muehortA to SBBBsBBBBBS f. PAKKkTT at a candidate fr .Indeol the Klftaeuth Judicial Circuit, at Ibo ensutag th.tob.-r electron. e" HV art tmttmltd to mmmoume lh mmmr .d Rt'BKKT t' NIWMTINOALK, of Ui-rman township, as a . siididat.- for Comity Commissioner for District No..t, at the licit IN-lober election. dAw Special Notiees i ktlle mm Pemer ! hitti mmd tower I Due of tbe greatest remedies that baa ever bec-u laid Iwfore the public, for Fever and Ak'iic, atid whi.h has re. eiv. -l (he highest encomiums from the pr.-as and the . i i. is Dr. J. rIOSTFTTKK'S CKLEBKATED lill'IKIi.r Who could endure the tortures arising from this terrible disease, whan it can be easily cured ' Who would eudure sleepi. -. mchls, burning fevers and by chill alternahlv, when a remedy can be obtained for a ineru tri lie? And yet how many families linger out a painful i it. ten. " uuder this deadly blight, aud do uoth iug but gulpdwwn quinine, antil it I--. n. a ts com mou a their daily meal; and yet they are not related. None but the foolish aud weak would hesitate to prtv-nre these valualde Bitters, and save themselves inteuse agony. kor sale by Drugglata and dealers geuerally, every whor. ee'21 Motion ys A Mia mre m Memteg hmittd !v all as the hast snnihilator of the internal diseases must common to the human family, iucludiug dyapepaia, bile, sick headache, and all febrile aud Inflammatory Influences. Their operation is simple, harmless, and eftectivea Bold at the mauufavtary. Mo. SO Maiden Unn, Mew York, and by all Druggists, at 25c., not., and ft per box. se21 r. Mlmo it tht i.lft. .Vo a?- mhmtt the poor snflerers in our couutry lauguish, their constitutions racked and torn by strong and dangerous mineral medicine ; tbey will come to tbe foiintaiu of health, fonnd ia simple herbs and roots from nature's storehouse. THB MOUNTAIN HKftB PILLS, of innocent mountain plants compoead, will reach and atop their distress, and cane the blood, renewed aud cleansed, to carry through the body the element of health ; building up the broken :onatitution, and carryiug life and health. l it for them would have been the wreck of hope the feeble moaa of suffering, at last ended by tbe cold hsnd of death. Do not let prejudice oveicome yeur better reason , do not look upon theae Pi I la as only like others; do not let your despair, after trying everything else, preveut yon from trying the. The blood mast be pure, aud then -. n.-n ia laipoeaibte. What a great aud yet aimple truth is thia! it appeals to the common sense of all , it ia the great key-stone of the h.-aliug art. JUDSON'S Mul NT. MS IIKKU I' 1 1. IS will purify aud clean- it a sure as the sun will rise to-morrow. SSJ Jadaou's Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all Mediriue Dealers. augl is n .v. TiW-ov, j i st te a MB THK PBACB. Office, Tuian stsbst, Second Door sblow the Covbt Hocss Will Kite particular attention to all Botarial business entrusted to him such as witting Deeds, Mortgagee, Powata-of-Attorney, I'ontraets, Ac. Will also rolleet money, in any part of the county, witb or withont suit, aa directed. Probata huinr, settlement oi' estates, Ad ministration, tnardiauabiajaidh'itad aid promptly attemle.1 to. aurlS GOAL Z Budiaui Mining Company, Kvansrilte, Indiana. Offlce n Water street, between Main and Locust. C'wal, in aaatitis of not Was than SO bushels, delivered to any part of the ity, at 10 cents per bash. at the pit. S cents. JOUN WTM0ND, oct9 Secreiaryand Mm I It MS.. PL I ID. THE GENUINE SON expleelve Burning Tinid is made aud cold by SI. S3. TUUM I'M'N, sop. to F. W. Sawyer. f.jyi"iai fou band ualr Ri sale ch L, MMtnt I S W I l lh of affl kinds, constantly cheap, by . s. musrsoa, sept 22 Druggist. fc gkBdXKS WINDOW GLASS, A880MTHD mp99 si7.es and the beat make, for sal a reduced prices, by N S. TUOM PSOM, sept'iS DiSmt. JWU OIIOL JCST RE' RIVEb'PERSTEAM WM. r Castle Garden, au excellent quality of Alcohol, at THOMPSON'S Drug Store. JWywO BOG VS. THE VNDEHSlifXRD, BE I S i W Agent for tbe proprietor of all the most popular Patent Medicine, can warrant all sold it liis store to be genuine A large supply always ou baud and fur sale at manufacturers' prices. H. 8. THOMPSON. Dras-gist. Bfatl :ti Maiu street. MT TWM tHEASOX OF THE YEAU, WHES wM i olds are so pretaleut, a neglected cough may lead lo the (usiuipti.n . tin in time to th- Dsa Stor.', IT Main street, and get a i-.ttle of t'heiry Balsam lor fta cents, and yon will surely gt-t reliar Bept-M MBSriShh tW UBl EoU SALE AT ttA r' SfSJ it received this day per steamer : 3 bbls crusbeil sugars, double refined. f do awderd -I do do .1 do coiee d do do i do grauulat'd do do do At sep'. 7.. II. t'ooK A SON'S. WmlkU CAGE, SEEI, ASD 0LA9HEH, EoU sale at the DrUC Store, 17 Main street (aeta 7041 LHS. XEH i uDElUH. in situ New Mackerel. .! -. 5.. Herriuir, just received ut .. II t'iKiK A fuN'S. s.'t'ii Mmook MATMt. Wrtt B) ItfiraTlf IBffltT MM d Door Mats, for sale tow by sept H II. t:iMI. A S4X MBA. 1A '(.' MB .-..ovn Iba cjuiiflev aua-ar-i ured Ham. l.OOo tbe prime Shoulder. l.BOO Bat do clear sides. SOU Bie choice Leaf Lard, for sal at -i n .. u. . .-.it a aos- . 40 BOXES STAB CANDLES. in do Opal de S3 do Hamburgh t'hawsa. il.l W. R. do lUdo Pine Apple do lteceived par steamer tSutle Garden, by sepm Z. H. COOK A BOB'. Fl CHOICE A S'( ir 7'Jf A" A' T for sale at seprJJ 7.. U. COOK A SON'S. mMM W TIMOTHY MM M D -1 O O B W bushels just received and for sal low by a.e;Bt J. C DCSOUCHET. TBI SSEB AXD A BDoMINJL Sl I'l'okTEkS. A f reat variety, and ef the miwt approved styles, which are worn with great comfort. Tbe Supporters have no steal spriugs, yet are perfeetly elastic, with shape and pressure RTaduaU-d to suit the case required, for ail at 17 Main atreet. ,. pt.'j W. II. F. 8TODDABD. W EOimEU HATSIA HE1.EXDID ASboRT AT J i,luut na hand : t fall aud wintwr wear VAUTIEK .( M ABtONNIEB, J Main street. sept i I MBBJBJS'l MMJfJV! 15HO MVBMMVm MM of tha best article of Bran ever oSared tare sal ia this market, just received and for sale by C1IAB. MeJOUNSTON, Poeey'a Bbvk, eeptS Main street, near the Canal. C CVVT M rB Af-f aV aVA? B J T B- ' A small lot, Tery rich, just icceived by Canal, tweaaea my OBO. FOaTBB k CO. TIMOTHY HHH It. 6 RJHUKLN sholee, for al low to clone conaignnient, l y P-W GEO. FOSTER k CO. R CTtFiHU MVMMMMY.-taO ktBLS. McGregor's Extra, eonal to the hat ( i nriunali brands, ror eal low to clos conaignment. by "P GEO. s oa r KB A CO.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,

Bt TUB E. A W. LINK. New Yobk, Sept. 20 I Tlio Vanderbilt arrived at this port this rnorni tig from Southampton, vtith London dittos to the I9tb, oue day later than those received by the steamers City of Baltimore and North America. She brings 3o5 passengers. The goverumcuts ol Frame and England were o take immediate measures lor iuti idling chastisement on the Chinese. Tbe Florut.ee correspondent of the London Times says Pope Pius has received the sacrament administered to the dying. Advices received at Madrid from Tangiers state that, in consequence of the agitation caused by the death of the Emperor of Morocco, all tha foreign Consuls of that place had barricaded their homes and armed their dependeuts. The London Timet of Thursday says tbe General has. decided ou despatching immediately to China reveral additional steamer and sailing frigates, together with a large reinforcement of troops. Orders have already been despatched to the Naval rendezvous for enlisting me i, tui'l in order to ex pedite -orders, the Coast Guard was lobe called on to volunteer, tireai improve- 1 ments have been ordered in the mode to tbe fortifications at Dover Castle in order to place it in an efficient stale of defence. The Florence correspondent of the London Time says a treaty was signed on the 20th of August, between the Papal (J tins and the (meen of Spain, by which the latter engages to occupy the Roman States with troop?, when the French are withdrawn. A despatch from Parnn, says the National Assembly on the 14th inst., unanimously voted tbe confirmation of Signor Farini ns Dictator. Tbe China Maila had reached London, liriuing full details of the conflict at Pehio. The Tune prints full lists of the killed and wounded. Tbe proportion of officers was very large. Rear Admiral Pope was wounded very seriously. Los do, Sept. 15th. Tbe Times' Paris correspondent says it is rumored that 1 2,000 Freuch troops are ordered to he held in readiness for China, lien. Wimpllen was spoken of as commander. Consols are'qttoted at 95l95j. The American corvette Portsmouth was at Cape Palmas on the 17th ult. Lonoox, Sept. 14tb. The funds ojieried with renewed bruimthis morning and closed with a further improvement in consequence of a notification thut Frnme and Kugland will act in concert against China. There was lei excitement in the tea market alter the delivery of tbe China letters, but priced have show n increased fir Bines. The mercantile letters from China generally concur in tbe iew that the renewal of hostilities will uot cause any material interruption iu the trade. The natives of Shanghai were much annoyed at what had happened, and consequently no ill feeling was anticipated there. Hut still it was believed that Knglaud would haw to Sund out a very largo naval and military torce, and perhaps the blockade of the various ports, in arder to bring the Emperor to submission. Sir Wm. Eyre, tbe late commander of forces iu Canada, died on Thursday. Some of tbe Madrid journals publish articles on the necessity of taking (iibralter from tbe Euglish, no matter by what means. ltaltimors MarMot. BALT1B0BE, Sept 2G at Flour steady. Howard street and Ohio 5,00. Wheat firm. CoCB firm ; at S450 for white. Provisions active Uacou lOjc. Whisky firm. Last NightN Despatf hes. St. Loch, Sept. 2t. p m. The Fourth Hiinual Fair of the St. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Association opened km stay, and although a heavy rain fell in the morning, the grounds were throng ed wi?b aUittt fifteen thousand persons. The first brigade of Missouri militia joined in t' e opening ceretuouies. Tbey were reviewed ly t'ol Suiuner, of the IT. S arinv. Nearly every every State in the UbMM is represented cither by tlelegates, t k. or iu tbe Mechanical and Agricultural departments. The uiiiuberof entries are already live thousand. More titan twice the nniula-r of any of tuet pie MMM fail", and still BMMB to le made. The exhibition of atock is uiiredeiitedl v large, and surior in quality. The thoiiiaud dollar premium for the I a-.-: roadster thorough-bred stallion and lliorHtib bred bull, having drawn here many of the mo;t celebrated animals of thecoiinlr There were in tbe ring to-day, twetitv draft stallions. The first premium was awarded to Cbas. S. Mack, Lockjiort, N. Y. The. first premium for matched horses was taken by Win. Heed, of Butler county, Ohio. Philadelphia, Sept. 2G p m The State Agricultural Fair wlitYli is to couiinence to-iaurrow nt Puwell Hall iu dial city, will doubtless be ot' a most proserous ebaractvr. Tbe sntries have be!i very numerous, ami (-oDtiutits to Mjur in. Tbu ritilroads aro bringing in unusually laiye nuuiliers from tbe interior ami from oilier States, anil the city is truwilc-l with (.cople. A dclegaliuii from tbe Pittsburg Fire Association, to attend the exhibition, ia expo tc 1 to arrive hi tbe morning. Tbey w ill be received by the Fire Ipartruent of tbis city. The trial of fire engitiei", worked both by steam and baud jHwer ii to take place. About forty omipntiic, imhiiliiig sixteen out of tbe eighteeu, owning sfeant engines in this city, will enter into the trial. A mast two huudred fee, long, obtained from the navy yatd, has been ero ted for the trial of engines, which will take place daily. . MoSTBKAL, Sep. 26 P M Tbe cricket play was resumed by the Kuglih Eleven, at half-past eleven this morning. Parr and Caesar being at the wickets. Grundy, Hay ward, Wisdeu and Colli n weut out with four wickets, for sixty run?. The weather is very fine, and tinmatch is creating much excitement. Lkavkhwoktr, K. T. Sept, 20 p b 1 The Hou. F. P. Stanton delivered an address on Saturday night, avocatino- the I 1 . f -1 VI 1 . . r . . . , auoption oi tue v yatiuuue onsuiuiion I The people vote on the instrument ou the 4th ot October. Ihe indications favor its ratification. Gen. Lane i- again on the stump on tbe question of exempting one hundred and sixty acres of land for a homestead, to actual settlers, to be submitted with tbe Coustitu tion. Tbe Republicans have called a cc-iveu-tion to meet at Lecompton on the 12lh of 12th of Oct.. her, to nominate State officers PlTTSBCRG, Sept. 23- P M River 4 feet 4 inches, and falling. Weather clear.

Niw York, Sept. 26 p u Tbe weekly bank returns, as far as received at the Clearing House, indicate a loss of about 900,000 in specie, and a slight reduction in loans.

New fork Market. New Yobk, Sept. 2C p u Flour better and iu brisk demand for the eastern and western trades; sales of 18,000 bbls at 4 48(aA 50 for superfme State; 4 00 (W4 75 for extra StaU; 1 155 45 for inferior to good rouud boop Uhio. Small sales of Rye Hour at J 75?t)4 40. Wheat less active at 1 30ffl 1 40 for white Ky. Rye firm at 8183. Bai ley scarce and firm, State at 60; prime new is held at y0(a0l. Corn opened buoyant but c-iosed dull, western mixed selling at 9294 with small sales. Oats hrmer; sales at 4044 for State and Western. Whisky dull at 20? ,17, Pork unchanged at IS 90016 00 formes ; 10 08 010 75 for prime; shoulders at 8j 9. Can Ab Items The latter part of last week there wa9 considerable business doing on the canal. Several !oats came from Petersburg!! and otbei points aloBg tbo liue) the cargo generally w beHt ami Hour, and let iu ni ng with merchandise. One boat came in on Saturday, from Xewburg and rearts the canal in fair order. Yesterday tbe ). Mvnjan arrived from Petersburgh with a load of tobacco ; left iu the evening with a small load of merchandise, fiDyrrial arrived yesterday from Ncwburg; left in the evening lor Petersburgb. Tbe Washington arrived yesterday from Millers-ltir;-b witu a lottd of wheat ; left in tbe afternoon for the same place. The.. Fuller )eav-s this morning for Xcwburg. Husiness will still increase as there has been eome advancement in tbe price of wheat, which w ill induce tbe farmers to sell. Worthy of Attention! mm o o m Jb ' f'j.nu. i : kv.vcv r M MACHINE. Patented .Inly $27, Tbis Machiue i- pronounced by competent judge In be sttM-rior to all others lfore tbe public, for general family tue, and what will dotihtk- surprise and rr-joui' many a woman's heart, i, that white tor ordinary usage It surpass iu practical utility the higheet priced machines, ttie . of it Hill not exceed thirty-tive dollars. Tin- subecritr having pun-bat-. 1 tbe excluslre right to manufacture, sell, and use this in.i-l.itn- in this and other count ius of South-western Iudiuna, reawH-tftillv invites all persons, Ladies .-.e. tally, who are iu want of a first class Sewing Machine, to call and examine the merits of the Moore's Patent, beiiiK eon tide nt that on a thorough acquaintance with It, they will prefer this toall other Irrespective of its price. The following is a summary of some of the leading excellencies of tbis machine : 1. It combines dnrability, simplicity, and practicability iu a higher degree than any other now in nee. 'J. Iu p tut of strength, elasticity, ami endurance, its stitch is n.jt excelled by any machine yet invented. Kach stitch is locked or fastened by tbe marbiue itself, so th.it there is no need of drawing tbe thread through a loop or twinf? s needle to BBBsa BaeMsfei of a seam to prevent its raveling or ripping. Such is the riatute of tbe stitiMi that if every third Wmt le ml, Ike eork will neither ri nor ravel.. :t. It sews from tw.i comiuoti sjiools without rewinding, and - in the very leat manner, coarse .n. I Bile g.HHls with lin. i, i nttoii, or silk thread. . It lata the best Sad nt.-t ti liable mmi ever i i-mti iu ti I. ami Sop n-t l-r. ak u.-.-.ll-. 't. TB eassre SSnejast M needte aiol la-neath the liiesJlt af B ssejal1a larc, aud wh.il is osm. i illj li-ittreable, li.-t a .Iron of oil i li.-cd.-d tm the art ol lie- iiiach Hie, ill roota.1 witb Uu-;nIs. C Its simplicity Msvscti tBeJ it ma he nadwrstood an. I -ilN-r.il.il witli l.iil liltle lasjll SS lloa. -tnl is so i l.tup beautiful, al.-l lu.-lill tl it ilo taimU ran a II allold to I. wild, ni oue. llieiefMre come right along, see for yoiirr-elf, sn-l if you like the tna. hiua, make one your own without delay, and BUT word f.-r it, ifl. r a few days' Uage it will be tin. lastart, I.- ..I fwraJtawe tie uwiasr m ill be willing to i-nt mum I.-1 whit BcavM, Jf. W. SAFFORD. Y. 'mli.v. I a-1.. I line, IS.V.. jilt; lindi-.'uiM Ml. A. LAWRENCE, Wholesale ami l: -tail "V.-tb-r in Anierir an and Ital I tn Marl-le, H.-h.I S I.Mu-. 'oftace .-tin) large Mouuineiit" i-- - M u.tles, Furniture Mat Lie, Ac: now ii hand, ovi-r 4" ' tons of Statuary, while and fmo V'ariejtat.t Marl.le : he can furnish dealers arater ii iely of fine M irble lliaii ran be found in any of the BfesBern or Soiifberu Stntes. His stock con sists of sIhI- ot ill sles, from 1 t In inches tbi.-k, an-l Mi'iuiin. nl .-I all sixes, at price that raniioC fail to pies-.-. Those e. ishin t-i purrhtse beautiful and lasfin lueiiieiit.M-s, will find iii bis large wareroom an as sortun ut not to ls surpassed for la-auty, originality ol .i--ti.u. carvin , and execution, in any ot theeastat a rBsTS afeioiutuutly empires a larpe numlier ot ttr-t-rl.tss Wi ikui.-ii ill. I carvers, that enable him to give tsl.-r satisfaction than can be had nt Ms afjhaf -i ,1-1 ulnn. nt. His agents, in snMfttlSB raetw, are until -i i '.-t to sell at the same pri-e that the pun livw-r would have to pay If he n-lected the marble iu aStaaVa. His customers can always rely upon hating tb.-ir ord.-rs filled to the letter, as matimfartioH t- hit -o.n, and y. ntjttuft hit m..tl -. M A K U L V. HALL BUILDINGS, dec'Jiw Eansville, ludiana. HIRAM HOPKINS tMPKOVBO il M Mm Ml U T MACHINE! TK.WMII SEI'T. ilst, I.'. In ottering this Machine Ui the pnl-lic, I.have but little to say. Iflatter myself that they will, give aatistai tion. I IwaVe it with tl.o who use lh. -in t judge as to their merits. I warrant tin in to do good work, and ask the favor of all who want a smut machine. to try oue of mine. They have one great ml vantage over the tuost ot Machines in use at present : they leave no dirt around tl.- in, it being all carried .-n by a suction fan, ami call la dbcliarged outside the mill, if desired. Svveral ol them are in suc cessful oeratii n, one of which can be seen at the t anal or the Pi. ay line 31 ill m th'.i city. These Machiue are got up iu goo. I style, and are urable and effectual in their operations. They can be had ou reasonable term 475 csh. and $85 ou tour months time. Messrs. Kratz k Heilman are the agents. I wish to sell State or Territory Bights of this Machine, and will give great bargains. I also have the right of nine counties in the Pocket far O. K. Morrill's Self-IIeating Sim... thing Iron, and six counties for Z Sanders' Spring-Wire Horse HayBake, all of which I will sell cheap. I w ill trad rights for almost any kind of property. 11I1CAM HOPKINS. Evasvilxle, 1Kb. m ' : n I A w .VOJI Af .VBTO.V'.t on t OI.OKS, in patent collapsible Tubes. Ar raugeuieiits have been effected witb Messrs. Winsoi k Newton, for v constant and full supply of their celebrated Oil Colors. For brilliancy, durability ami entire reliability they are unrivaled. The first class medal was awarded thorn at the World's Fair London. CHABLES BABCOCK, ept? 8 Main street.

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MISCELLANEOUS

AMERICAN Wholesale Clothing: House. TIAV-V VHJM& JM&m, THE WHO I K Clothing trade of the West was comparatively of small amount, aud was confined almost exclusively to a retail business in the larger towns and citie alone. Now this line of Goods has become an almost indispensable part of tbe stock of cv.-rv general Irv Goos store from the crowded city to tiiu cross road stand. Like all change iu trade, however, this oflo has not been produced except for tin- t.-t ot reasoiu. Among these are the great -ax ii. . ! material by sattiug large quantity of . irnn nt- together tbe snperior work aud spetsl ot wing machines in manufacturing tl great aaving or time in waiting for your "tum nt tu Tailor's the uin ertainty of eveu then gettiug a satisfactory "fit,'' and above all the saving of at least one-half the coat of the garment in the yric. For a numler of year this bas onlj been a purt of our general Dry Goods business, but we bate made arrangement to devote our whole bouse exclusively to it alone a itb such lines of Notions and KuruHihiug Goods aa will heneceesary and deiral.. in that trrnle. Bvliotug that the true interest of the trade will l to sustain us iu this enterprise, . . . .ui.l i . -i-.-. t f.itly announce tbat w iww have on hand on- of the largest and most denirable stocks of W$LL MADK CLOTHING that was ever offered to the trade of the West. Wo respectfully solicit a call from all our old friends ami the trade generally. Wechare nothing for .' our goods, and not much if yon 6uw them. We ar.-jii epared to sell to alt prompt-time Iwyers as lw.s any house in the trade. A lilwjral discount idso made on till ru selrs. WM. T.. KKKNCII A CO., eeaJ - ' So. 20 Mala treat. GUARD AGAINST FALL k WINTER BY CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THE INCORPORATED 1819 CHARTER I'KKI'IfTTJAL CASH CAPrfAL $1,000,000 ! A HS L VTE AXD I XIUPA IB ED. WET SURPLUS OP S94i),lBl 7, And the pnsitige of 40 yrs. success and exjerieuce. UPW A RDS OF $1 2,000,000 Of leases have been paid by the iEtua Insurance Company in tbe past 40 years The value of reliable insurance will t apparent from tbe following LOSSES PAID BY THF ETNA DURING THE PAST FIVE TEARS: in uhio f43i,:o' s;: lu Wiscou.siu lOo.'.t'."' "7 In Kentucky. -34,9340 Missouri 381,618 U4 Iowa A Minn. 101,399 40 IV n ii. A Va... 31,595 8 Iu MicbigauaSl.',043 81 In Indiana. . 14rt,8 81 In Illinois... 448,:C7 41 Tauueasee.... 97,549 'Jt Kan. k Neh. 19,94 77 Ark. A Ga... 23,94 c 0j Minnisaippi ami Alabama, ISB.412 18 Fire and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at terms consietaut witb solvency aud fair profit. Etpet iul aUnUitm yitem lo Insurance of D W ELLIN OS aud OomUntt, for term of 1 to ' year. Tin- solid service loug aud successfully tried, and the many advantages the iEtua Insurance Cenipnny possesses in its line, should not be overlooked by those ready to Insure, and understanding their best interests. During "stringent times." the necessity for reliable Insurance tejeomea an imperative duty the ability of property owners to sustain loss being then much lessened. Agencies in all the principal cities aud towns throughout the State. Policies issued without delay, by any of the duly authorised Agents of the Company. HI SI NESS ATTENDED TO WITH DIS PATCH AND FIDELITY.ALLES C. H AX. LOCK, Agent. scpf.-3iiidAw EO. h. tt.yTjHJ,.yt. 10 MJtijy treet, bas now in store aud i constantly receiviug for the Kail and Winter Trade, the heat stock ever brought to this State or vicinity, of all kinds of HARDWARE suited to the West, and which, having beeu selected and purchased in person, from the most extensive Importing House and Manufactories of nearly all the Eastern cities and towns, in addition to several invoices imported directly by him from good manufacturers English aud Germau he cau, aud will sell as low as any concern iu the West; feeling confident that good and price caunot fail to please and aaliafy. lie would ask the especial attention of Merchants, Manufacturers, Carpenters, Millwrights, Coopers, liiinamilba, aud all who need any articles usually loiiud in a first class llaiilwar Mor--a. hol-le and retail. Ml I ... . . 1 . -1 . 1 . . r no--ui iir.-iiiug ueiaii, lie in.ui. -n a lew leadiug articles may la. well, viz : Table and Pocket Cutlery, Kacors, Shears, aud Scissors, including Oeo. Wosteuholm k Son's justly celebrated manufacture-. Butcher' knives and Steels; Files, all kinds and sizes, of Butcher's and other manufactures; Augers, Chisels, (Joiiga. Braces and Bitts, and all Carpeutera' and Cooajara' Tool, from Ohio Tool Company ; Barton's, Kochester, aud White's, Buffalo, Manufactories, together with Cook's uot.- i Patent Premium Auger Bitts. Also - Hand, Kipping, Panel, and Back Saws; also. the ai ion- -lies and styles of Mill, CirruUr, and Cioss-t'ut Saws, with Tut tie's Patent Hook Tooth Cross-Cnt Saws ; large and small Scales, in ... variety of pattern ; Axes and Hatchets for all pur j f . House Building Material. All Ounners .Materials , Gunners' Implements to almost any ex ; tent; Meat Cutters andStutTers; Iron ami Woo Pump Curbs, together with Chain Pump Kixture ; Vines' and ether makers' Shovels, Spades, ami Grain Scoop; Jack Screws; a Aue assort tueiit ol : all km. is of Brushes; Copper aud Iron Rivets and Hum. ; Protective Weapons; Horse, Wrought. Casing, aud Finishing Nails, all sizes; a uew and excellent assortment of Fishing Tackling; Paiut and Coffee Mills; t - rn Shelters aud Mills. Agent for Dels, Silver A Fetch's Premium Saw t;uintuer, for Upright aud Circular Snws. GEO. S. SON NTAG, sept No. ID Maiu street. 47' MM TMM I'M. ATM COM f O f7V It o r HOPS AND BONESET IT is tbe safest. m -t. theaM-at, and in- -t reliable remedy for Ore -riiiaien t . in e ol OOLIHI, t'OCGHS. HOAHSENESS, ASTHMA, CKOIP, WVOOPfNa COUGH, And all affections of the Tin oat and Lungs. It being prepared upou Scientific principles, aud t. in articles that are entirely vegetable. The COMPOUND STBCP OF HOPS AND BONESKT Is manutactnred by C. ROTUENBUSH k SON, Hamilton, Butler Couuty, Ohio, to whom all orders must be addressed ; and sold by KELLEB k WHITE, Druggists Evansvitle, Indiana, aud by Druggiat and Merchants throughout the country. jhu J 1 y JnLKfVMmnr'J OTMCM. Stati ot laniJ ana, ' ivr.iButiiii Co., as. I, Louis Bichter, Cl.rk of the Vanderbnrgh Circnit Court, withiu and for said County, do hereby certify to the 8henlT of said County, what Officers are to be elected at the next general election (in the State of Indiana, to be held ou the second Tuesday in Oct ber, A. D. 1 - 1 at the different places ef holding elections In said C runty, to-wit : A Judge for tne Fifteenth J udicial Circuit, an Attorney Prosecuting for the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, and a County Commissioner lor the Third District of Vanderburgh 'o. ' , Witness, my hand and the seal of said f ) Court, at Evausville, tbis 7th day of ( "Al ' i September, A. D. 185S. ' LOUIS BICHTEB, Clerk F. C. C. Bv vtrtne of the Certificate of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, of which the above t a true and full copy, notice Is hereby given to the .puallfied -voters of said County, that an election w ill le held at th aeveral precincts in the Towwsbips of said Countv, t fill the vacancies above certified, on Tuesdav, the 11th day of October, A. D. 18&i. JOHN S. GAVITT, ep8-l.'.tdw-2t Sherifof Vamltrburyk Co. K l t. 15. ( Skcrktart's OrriCE. Evausville, Sent TUE ANNUAL MEETIXC. OF THE 8TOCKholders in this Company, and election of Di rectors, will be held at the Court House, in the City of Evansville, ou MONDAY, October Sd, proximo, between the hours of in o'clock A. M., and 4 P. M. By order of the Board. aepl6-td J. B. MABTIN. Bec'y. griOttrKHV V TMCM. THE UXDEtTWU sigued have Just received 50 setts assorted sixes "Terre Haute ' Truss Hoo, uiannfaetured of the very beat timber, warranted equally as good as the Ohio Tool Company's, aud 2-t per cent, less in prices th-ui the latter. For sale bv JACOB STBALB A SON, seplS 74 Mala street, Ut. Second A Third.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Old Established Wharf Bo' EVANSVILLE, JND. P. G. O'RILE T & Co. k--.Ton.HJ:. voRUi ttnusuj, .i.vit 9 ! MMISST0N MEBCHANT8. General Bailr c, Steamboat, and Exprec Agente Special Agents for the PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; and connection over which we are authorized h give through receipts at th lowest possible rates Haviuir a maunuoth NV harfboat at the landing, the lareat ou he Ohio Biver, capable of storiuc and protectiug ..II merchandize liable to damage from expoanre, we are prepared to facilitate the dis patch of all consignments, forwarded to our care RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention paid to Beceiving, Storm and Forwarding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to us for sale, and satisfaction guaranteed. Oftteeaud extensive Warehouse on Water street, adjoininc tbe Telegraph, and on the Wharf boat, where we are to be found, attending to the interest of our natrons at all hours, day and night. With onr superior facilities; longstanding; untiring energy ; and knowledge of our business, we eel confident of giving general satisfaction, and hope to merit a continuance of the extensive patron -age we are now enjoying. L iberal cash advance will he made on all consign -meuts to either ourselves or correspoi I ants in any of the principal markets, Nona, East South P. C. O'RILEI t CO. tf.VJ. HTOKJU-:. ha .large don -Wy ble Warehouse at the Canal Basin, capable ot storing any amount of produce, which will be received, stored, taken car of and held subject to the owners orders on most reasonable terms. P. G. O'UILBY ml, -i. tt M a. !..Vl , t. M .. fa AND Commission Merchant, No. 2 Sot Tii Watcb Stkeft, L'vaksvii i r cttl-ly fk- I OUJtdAi to J JTJt It We are prepared s to store iu our Fire Proof Wurehouse, any quantify of Graiu, Produce, or Merchandise, ou the moat Uwesajl tarnss. Having large and airy rooms my stairs, particular care will be taken of Household Furniture, Agricultural Implements and all kind of Goods or ware liable to damage from damp or rust. Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates by the month, or longer alien desired. Warehouse located on corner of Locnst street and W. and E. Canal, and most convenient for shipping by Biver er Hsjlroad. Apply to ajgt GEO. FOSTEB k GO. MBBO AT AXMMStmW HKCMMYMLB TMi, FOBW VKDtKG ANIMiENEKAL COWIWIISSION MERCHANTS, AgcnU for hanavha Halt Couiny, KvaaSTUle, ludiaiw. We have tormed a in-parttnrship under the style of Brown A Aikman, and offer our services in tin- i aacity as set forth in our rard above. M e are fully prepared to extemt every facility to skbmrs, either by CANAJ,, El VLB, or BAIL K0AD, and assure them that'tb. ir interests , hall Ke t otlituHy represented, should llu-y 1 pk-sxl to favor us with their patrenage. ohice aud Warehouse on the corner of Main st aud the Canal. WM. BBOWN, W. M. AIKMAN. hate ol Howard A Brown. Late of Ftr-TEB, A Co jaatt-tf MOILS' S. .ft I I I II I I g, tc 4 B., MMOW CKIVIMU, FOBH tBDtsUa AND c.iMMIn sloN MIRCHANTS. Water street. IssBssbjsi Main ami Locust, BVA1SBV1LLB, INDIANA. AWF" Particular attention gjvesi to the forwarding of general Merchandise and Produce, by Bn. i . t'aiial, or Railnawl. ap39-m 4-JUtl 4JHTXB o HO it UK, (Sneasors 9 to K. S. Howard.) Beceiv iug. Forwarding and Com uiisioi Merchants, No. 4 Water street, teat Maiu, Eva.isville, Indiana. AVt' Liberal advauces made ou consignments to New Orleans. a. c. aLAi'GHTEa...a. a. sLAt'ouTEa...wM. lieoua, a. nov.'SMyd It I BAT N r.l.Si IS ... . JOSr.PU f. M ESTNoLIrS Auction and Commission. MM A.7MM V to., SLCCMMMMMM MM m to Woolsey A Nelson, will continue the Commission businesa, both at private sale and at auction, at the old stand, corner Main and Third streets, opposite the Washington Hotel, where tbey will pay particular attention to the ale of everything entrusted to them ; they will attend to any auction sale anywhere in the city. Particular att.-ution given to the sals of Lands ud Town Lou, Ac., Ac. febl7-Ijr F-f -V YMLM.K, rJMJCjKM, AJJVD AWJe CAIBO BECULAIt PASSENGEB PACKET, CHARLEY BOWEwS.Dextsb, Master, leaves EvansviUe Tnesy and Kridav, at VI o'clock. M., arriving at Padm ah at ti o'clock, A. M., Cairo at 12 o'clock, M , Wednesday and Saturday. Beturning, leave Cairo every Wednesday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and Pad no ah every Thursday and Sunday, at 9 o'clock, A. M., connecting at Evansville with tbe Evansville aud Crawordsville B. U.. and Packets for Green Ker. Also, connecting at SmithUnd with Cumberland Biver Packets ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and HL Louis Packets. Tickets can be ohhk.ncd on board the boat for all Eastern ( ties. septus KBGCLAB EVANSVILLE k CANNBLTON TBI-W KKKLY PAt KET. WBJ hi T TiMB! MJCKMT F MIMI CMS!! The last and light paasrnger packet A LI DA, Capt. ha mi. Oi.-iti kk., Clerks Worthi itk, ! ui an. I .-..per, is now placed as apernaaeiit packet in the trade, and will leave Evansville puuc -tually, every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, AND FBIDAY. at 10 o'clock A. M., and returning, will leave Canii. -It. n every TUESDAY, THCRSDAY, AND SATCBDAY, at 7 A. M. oi lieiclit oi paKsav-, app'y onboard, assgi WMtH i.OI IHl'II.I.K Till; FINE LIGHT AY draught steam i POLAND, (..racy, master, J. II. Oiin.au, clerk, will leave Evausville tor Loiiisville aud intermedinte landing every TUESDAY EVENING, at 6 P. M.. and every 8 ATI-B-DAY MoltS I V.. at ''A.M. Wot freight or pas. sage, apply on board. j v 1 HWJk'JtCMYil.l.H JtJS'B) PJtDlCjim AWSA PACK TT -The steamer SI LVEB STAB. Fowler, master, leaves Evauville every Moudav, Wdnesdav, aud Frtdsv, at Ui o clock M. Leaves Paducab every Tuesday, Thuredav , and Sa tarda) , at 9 o'clock A . M . Couuecting at Evansville wilt, the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railroad for all paint North and East, with packets for Louisville, Green, and Wabash rivers. At Paducab with pack eta for St. Louis, New Orleans, and the Daily Mail boats foi Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river. BYFBnsiues.-, promptly attended, and charges for freight and passage, same as charged by tbe regular packet. Through kiMs of lading given to New Orleans and all joints i-n lh- Tennessee and Cumberland rivers. angIS MB M tJ I l-MH LOi: iti I 'I I. k ti, ti fMB- A BSTl 1. 1. 1.. AND CAIRO MAIL PACKET, HAEL DELL, Zm SasiaHaV R. It it-. Captain, J. K. Kicbardsou. and A . E. Miiith, cl.-rks, will leave! f TBSsTVllta for Cairo every Tuesday evening, and for Louiaville every Saturday at 7 A. If. F..r freight or passage.. ipply on Isjard sepii-lm H OtMM' M KXr BASKS f'OMMBJm .- WM NEW ARRANGEMENT. The AnASt's Exrvcss Compast respectfully aanoiiuce lo tbeir friends and patrons, the put.li. of Evansville and vicinity, that, w ith increased facilities for the transportation of FBEIGHT, PACKAGES, MONET AND VALUABLES. Tbey solicit a continuance of former favors. Ba pecial car taken iu the collection ot Bills, Draft, Notes, and the transportation of small and v. lual la package. All persons wishing to avail themselves of the fa cilitiee of the Expreaa, can obtain any deaired infer. mat n in iD reference to the route aud detail of tha business, at their Office ou First street, between Maia aud Locust, oppositS the Post Office. de If w. H. FISH. Ageut. IOE! CLEAR THICK IOE FROM LAKE PKPIN ft if P- OPBlLfi F, atf T TUB Op WM. earnest solicitation of many persona, has concluded : distribute a port ion of bis SPLENDID CAKE PEPIN K E t the citixena of the town, by leav ing it at tbeir doors from wagon. He will ea -deavor to hegiu the busiuee to-nioirow morning. The ice is as clear as crystal --solid as a rock, and THiarr inches iu t hi. knees. He is sorry that the original coat and heavy expense of procuring it, will not allow him to put the price so low to consumer as he would wish ; but he is p. rstiaded that when its durability and superior qoalitie are fully tested, it w iii be found cheaar than any other to be had, aud when the account for th whole season's ice is footed up, the total expnuae w ill uot lie found to I (greater than tbe sum paid for onr ordinary ice in common seasons. Those who wish a regular supply at their stores v.r dwellings, w ill please leave their orders at P. G. O BI LEY'S counting-room. jlo tkUOMTM! MMOMTBS4AMI LBS. SHORT, t& a prime article, for sale cheap at ERSKINE. i I RN1CK A OO.'S. augl 2 47 Main street. CitU -T o M IIMHM. -mXATM THOl -'sand D.. liars in County Orders wanted. Apply to BAMUBL OBB. OH YKM, TJL.V JT 63c A"JfJT 100 LBS. lj,tK-J pouuds No. 1 Bran for sale at Cdc par 100 fist, at L. 11. OOOK si SOB'B.

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