Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 37, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 September 1859 — Page 3

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The Daily Journal. ======= WEDNESDAY MORNING....... SEPTEMBER 28 ======= John Raine, Mound City Julia Roane, Pittsburg Lizzie Simmons, Louisv Dr. Kane, St. Louis John Gault, Cairo. DEPARTED. John Raine, Louisville Julia Roane, N. Orleans Lizzie Simmons, N. O. Dr. Kane, Pittsburg Lue Eaves, Green River Charley Bowen, Cairo John Gault, Louisville ——— Yesterday the weather was clear and warm, but toward evening it clouded up, we confidently look for more rain. Business on the wharf was rather dull, and it is with great difficulty that we could obtain a solitary item of interest. The only shipments made to-day was by the <Charley Bowen>, and they were few. The river at Cincinnati is again rising, although it is falling at Louisville. We may look for a slight addition to our now swolen [sic] river, but the change cannot be very considerable. The <Union>, the regular Louisville and Green river packet, arrived last night and immediately left for Green river. The <Gillum> is expected to arrive from Green river to day. The <Woodford> will be here to-day bound for New Orleans. Passengers and shippers should hold on for her as she is a safe and reliable boat. Her fare is not surpassed by any boat on the western waters and her officers are superior gentlemen. The <Charley Bowen> left yesterday with a good trip. She goes on the ways at Mound City and we see that her officers were prepared for a hunt. The favorite and reliable packet <Alida> will shove out for Cannelton to-day at 10 o'clock. She is safe and speedy and has superior accommodations for passengers— Her officers are experienced and gentlemanly. The <J. H. Done> from Columbus, will be here to-day and take the place of the <Charley Bowen> in the Cairo trade. She is commanded by Capt. Lew. Davis. The <Key West>, bound up, and <Ohio, No>. 2, bound down, collided at Boone Furnace Landing, Saturday evening. The former was the sufferer, having lost twenty midship outriggers on the larboard side by capsiting the Ohio's bow. The <McLellan> went down yesterday bound for Memphis. She was well lined with passengers and had considerable freight. The <John Gault> went up yesterday with a good trip of freight and passengers. She has been rery unfortunate of late, and was considerably behind time. The <J. A. Fisher> leaves to-day on the arrival of the cars. She is the mail packet and has good accommodations. The trading boat of Sherwood, Oakley & Walker, is progressing rapidly. It will be the first two-story flat-boat we have seen for some time. Her engine is ready and she will probably get under way in a short time. The <New Magnolia> was to have been here yesterday. She will, in all probability, be here to-day. She is in charge of Capt. St. Clair Thomasson, with Clerk Rudolphus Martin, of Louisville. Her engineers are Mr. J. R. Daily and Mr. Frank Jackson of this city, and are known for their prudence and watchfulness while at their posts. The <Magnolia>, like both her predecessors of the same name, is provided with apperattus [sic] for making gas, and fixtures to carry it all over the boat, even up in "Texas" and the Captain's room thus furnishing a convenient, abundant, and safe light, at an expense—including the whole cost of apparatus, &c.,— but little above that of ordinary lamps. The <Fanny Bullitt> on her way from New Orleans passed this point last night, on her way to Louisville, with a big trip of freight and passengers. The <Scioto No>. 2 arrived from Louisville with a big trip of freight and passengers. She returned immediately after going to Henderson. ———<>——— Exports asd Imposts. The exports of tbe 1'nited States for tbe ten last reported It .1 v ears are stated in the groat at. ...U,.U4,e44.WHi r lie Imports tor the sasse perriod ... 2,M7,:tlS,i Leaving a balajire onlv against ua of Xi,673,aHi The ?atement enibraees thv extajrlrt and imports of specie as ucl! as nierchandire. The appnrwnt balauce is leas than wae eupI'.imiI, from Hie large amount of public -c. unties fnt aboad to he Id, w hich, ot course, do not appear in the stalument, aud the proceeds of which come to us in some sort of 1 in a. 1 15. It is probable that the public securities sold abroad, duriug tbe last tcu years, do not much exceed the ainouutoi interest atvruiug on American sttavks pre viouslj held iu Europe; hence the near ap proach to an apparent balance in our mer chandi.e transactions with the -ouimercial world. The stock of the SL Louis Agricu tural aud Mechanical Association has been selling ut par for several weeks past. Alttio.tih no dividends have y ' been niadi, the deots not being at all paid, we learn the Kair Grounds of tb .'ion which cost but $1,000 an acre, sjrfM for the 50 acres, could now be solJ ' 150,000, or $3'000 per acrt. Tb.t is si.ihesaast la bring up the stock to pur TL- Corumaader-in-(.'hit of" u British rm, kiis Royal Higl n r h of Cambridge, baa sailed from Bai. in a noble war-ship of three hundr.':; ' for Vancouver's Island, when- btf wi r the Com mad re r in-Chief of the An.n army, deputed by tha President to keep 1 Harney from plunging the I'nitfcd into a sudden and sanguinary war with Vireat Britain. Mr. Nsxax, agent. ! the PkaHssa 1stu ranee Company seems tt be doing a good basinews in isaning tolicses. H ia Kwntlemanly io bii deportment, and attentive to his tiusiness, and persons sHatsiasi to gnard against the dangers of Fall and Winter m will find Mr. Nbxom at hia office with Dr. Bray, over tbe Adams Express, and he will take pleasure in attending to your wishes. llox. T. A. Hbxobicks. Tbe .Vdfieaai Era ays, Mr. Hendricks has not resigned the office of Commissioner of tbe Land Office. We have it from good authority that he ba not resigned. Tbe alarm of fire hut night was oc casioned by asligbt attempt atacouHagration gotten up on tbe premises of Mr. Sbixzicii a baker, on Front street. A couple of buckets of water cheated tbe " uiasbeeu boys " oUt 0t a good thing.

Candidates.

r mrmlkmwimttt tm mmmtmmt Jniitu CAT LETT a a candidate fbr County Cemmis teplT Mr. MtttUmr-FUm mmumem Ih I WILLIAM J:KVI0, Km.. of Perry township, - a candid. te f..r O-uuiy Commissioner at the BBBssubm sAn i !. i-.pl' SSV at r , rcj t mmmmmme Mr. TlluMAe lit KKoKU, l Tt-rry township, as a can.li.ur.. for cunty CMiaaa4awnT M ensuing lection h. p r It V mrm rtquftttt In Inner I tht mmtn .f John it KEL. r Perry Township, as acandnlal l'i' lAaaaSf UMMMaitM at the eueuius; !- li.-u. tmj:i SSV rm . .yu.ilxl So mmmtrmtet I ht nttwtn i.f loll N limit E. of Perry township, a a caudid i-.r lounlv Commissioner at the ensuing Iktob. I electfca. I mi -4 nut hut ltd lu iiHHVumi r. PAR RETT as a . ao.lidalx for Ju.Ik f th HfreatU .liulielal t'irenil, at llie vuniiiu OeL.lwr oU. Haw. iMrK V r r.qirmlft to mmm ' I h mmm of ROBKUT ' MUllTINQALr:. af Sjiimaa Hi aw bio, ea a cenjA&sfta. aw fVwatjr ttasaiiiwi.ar fcr Muriel Ho. a, l ia uvxi Oi lutnc eWrli.. w Special Notifts. Tht aVraf UeauhacL It ..... ..- i if in:, to ll xlreiuf v r i i . ...inilry, i llru Kront 1 "in they bare ot tilt rVvri ami Ajii.- tlie moat direful of mII dieoaiK"'. Kreiy ilay, u- Itear of Ifvrsooa attaekrd by tlii diaeaa, aud nu.W lMltaM in arhort uni, without any m . t nn"..idin i. -liaf. In viaw of the (troat iimv(t for a WBBBBS Dr. Hoatrflar ha jirfi-'iileil hi rclel iat.d BIT TKR!," aluHM) curative !. n f..r all di-ra-f of th tolilMch linvw IxhIi Uliltri-iilx n. !.!;. .1 Ti. . " I-m. i ri pared after a Uimf fxin. n. aud deep flifly, hare recaive.l iU. n .'1111111114 of the in el I'uiiueiit oh veicianii, aa a ell M -ill Umm, from every Htrt of our l ounlrv To nil tUie ale. doubt their Diany vitiue, mI w.- ran mj if, try tlim, aud judf . for thewa lv , ir-. Itv-I . I 1 tule by Dm-il aud dWib r.- urlly , evfryalten". I he uiiaiiimoiwl.v mivel heuliitg and health giving aSlrfafM It.' uiui-t.-(.litli eeului). The Oint iiieut, when ai'i'llmt to h- urfaee, oewtratea to the In. I, I. ,, radix, or rout of the liweaat aiiHineut -1 1. tlx ageiu y of tlo 1 I'llln in exp-)li'i(f tto- aiuv of fi k Ill alue'ft . vr niliueut that loan i- lo ir to. Sold at th manufactory. No. Hn Maidni Lane, Now York, and l.y ll In n. . 1-1- nt Xrt, tide, aud II r Ik.s or pot. eeBI in, Mo.ii lm I If I iti. - v.. miirr mhmll the ... -i fiirteier 111 ar eouutry l,ibt;uuh, thair couatitutioiif raekel and torn by ftrwue nnd daafnrtuM uiiiwr! wedttiaM; thvy Hilt ...in- to the fountain of health, toiiud ia inid bel l aud root I, .111 uatari f Morel TH V. MOUNTAIN Hh.RH 11 1. US, of innocent mountain tant coihKHwd, will ran k aud Mop their dulrean, mid c aii. the bhf mI, renew iI nnd rlaanaed, to carry through the Imm) the eletueatf of haalth ; bnilding up tb l.rokrii ...o-.iiiiiliv.il, Miid carryitig life and balth, bat lor tlo 111 uoiild hava been the wreck of hope tb. I. el. If 1 m "i : . of .uflMriuff, at I aft ended by the old lt 1 nl ol dHth. Do uot let prejudice oveicoiua your bttr raaaou . da not look npou theaa Pill at uly like other ; do uot let your despair, aftar hryfesg arery thing vUa, nrevMnt you from trying tl. -. The U... ..I mutt be pure, aud tlo n ickuas it iuiMiiible. W hat a great aud yet niropla truth 1 this! it appenU to tha common avufte of all ; it it the graat kay -tme of tbe healing art. JUDMON'S MOL NTAIN It k I: It l'ILL will purity au.l cleMUw it as sure aa the nun will rise to-morrow. v Judaon' MonnUin Herb Pills are fold by all Medicine Doalvra. aagl srsw.v. mTMjrmmJS", jvmnvat 0v MM TH tb I ' I. A 1 I Or u f, Tmikp oraitsT, Mncono Dooa bhi.ow Tar. t'orat Uoiac -Will give twtrli. ular attentiou to all Notarial business entrusted to him aneb na litiug liceds, Mortgages, Powerit-of-Attorney, t'ontrattf, Ac. Witt aUo eollect uioiiey, in any part of the county, with or without anil, aa direct ad . Probate hiutineaa, aettlement of estates. Ad uiiHiatratiou, Guardialndiil a.dicite.1 and promptly aii.-ii-if! 10. eagtl Ro.liam Miaimc Comtaiuv, Evansville. linliaiia. OfHcn ou Water street, betwt en Maiu and Loeukt t'oaJ, iu quant-ilie of not I.-h tlnin 'J? hn-ln l, de lixered lo any pal tol the city, at 111 cents per MsbB. at the pit, 8 . euta. JOHN WYMOND, . .. i . Secretary aud Manager. H JfATSr. .V)7.-:mMOT.V.I.iiAT-e.l loor Malt, f..r eale low l.y sept Z. H. COOK A SON. m : 1,-vjj on., mviistst; f i t to MJ ami aad Awl hsmps, of all kinds, c. utlaittly u hand .ti d fftr f-.i -ate lo .f. !' N. TIloMI'SON sept Diuggist. arvcssffiv SJ ed, a a lot ol this deairuhle rump, adapted for elevating aud toi'.-ilnc vtatcr illto auv pail ol lb. building, or aliotit Ihe premises whcie the) may be pla. I t or sale l.y jsil OKU. B. SoNNTAG. OF THE UNIVERSITY, AT CAMBRIDGE, MASS. The Infirm ton in thi S AO.. are II i iki. Pakass, LL D , I. ' Professor. Hon. 1 as-.i'Mii i r i,ins, Lit 1 laue rmies..r 11 v Kaoar Wshb. t.v, I.L. 0 , 1'uiveiKity I'rof. fMAHK COl BSK OF lNSTklCTIOS Mbtacw m ,l various hvaSM lies of the Ossaasasi Law ; al.d of Eaiiity, Admiralty, I'omniercial, International, iiatiiut.onal :.n , ami the Jul iaprudeuce u tbe 1'nited State. The Law Library coiisita of I4.ISMI voliinias, and as uevv works apiM-ai they are added, and every effort is made to render II , OlnPlaU. lii'Tuctiou is given by oral lectures and expoei (aotl l.y re. ilaliolia and exauinialioua iu con u with them,) of which there are ten every Two M....I i in a are also Imhleii in each at eneb ..f whiab, a, cauae prev ioimljr tveu . iuh.-.i l.y lour students, mid mi opinion ileil by the Preiidiiis: Instriktor. Koouis and , r er t -. 1 1 1 1 1 . - are altn. prov ided for tbe l luh . is; au.l an A.-onibl y ia belt! vvevklv, lor pi... iii dehats, and acquiring; a knoaledp oi oai ntary law and proceed! uts. Students may enter the School iu any -i... of i . ' professional "Indies or mercantile pursuits, and at the comiueuceiueut of either term, or in the u. i.l lie, or other part of tbe term. ! bev are at liberty to elect what atiidiea they will pursue, according t.. then iew of their own . its and attainment. "be Academical year, wbi b commences ou Tbitrsday, six weeks after the third WHlneday in v. is divided into two terms of twenty week b, with a vacation of si weeks at thu eud of h tin in luting the winter vacation the Library is opeu1 . warmeil, aad lia;hted, for the use of the memrs of tbe School. Tbe Exercises of the next Term w ill commence MONDAY. Sept. '., 1K.VJ. Applications fur admiasiou, or for catalogues, or . y further lu format ion, may be made to either ot ' ie Professors at Cambridge.' CaMsaimiC, Julv 2.".. laVl. aett Uw.'lwis MtDMISttiTMATOtTS 9OTMCM.tf0T1CM 1 MM. hereby Kirsu that tlie utulersiiriiiid has been M.t. -I Adiuinistrwtor of the eatale of Andrew ... Krak.ll, late ot au.lerburh county, defeased. Ail persaiis indebted to said estate are required to make iaiuiedtate payment to me, aud all persous haviuK claims aa-aiuat said estate are required to present them, diny authenticated arcordi ag to lwThe esUte is solvent. ASDUKW KKSKINK, s21-ltdA3tw ' Administrator. Ml'VISlliTIlATOarn SALE. NOTICE Is WM. hureby given that we will sell at public as, lion, on Thursday, the 13th day of October, 1H.V), at a o'clock A M , at tbe navideiic of William H. Krskine, late of Vanderburgh county, deceased, all tlie personal property (not taken by the widow) of Andrew K. Krskine and William II. Krskiue, consist ins; of oxan, cows, horses, hogs, was;nt, hay, corn in tbe held, farming utensils, household fur aitare. Ac. A credit of twelve months will lay given an all sums over Ave dollars, tbe purchaser giving his note with approved security, waiving relief laws. All sums of five dollars and under, cash in hand. ANOKKW KRSKINE HENRY Hi iKS Hi Sr., epul Itd.t ;iw Admiu istrators. v ntJMi :n. i mTamMM. xouuui.n w of a superior Uaality, for sale ml Z U. TOOK t 80N'3.

STOVES SCANTLfN & STEPHENS Har. ju-l tec.-ircd a full supply lor their Fail anl Wiut. r Trail.-, and eerv oWriptiou of STOVES, i.ltTKS. TIN WABJE, and KITOUEN DTENMl.l Their stock eiubi.urt all varieties of UOOKINi;, PARLOR, AND t IV PICK STt'VKS AND URATES, with aiul wild .lit utautltf. all af the uewent Mini ual itppiH .. at. 11.- Tbe sunk einbracvM lht (4i.Mt.-st variety ever bronchi lo this maiket. ft I. 1- l--. -n m Iih .-d by one of tha partner iu person, from tin- Ui.'sl stinks of the Hauilfaclurers in FiiuLiiiit, t'lariaaatl. "Bal latapvltta, aa4 has been .urcbaw-d on l. iuii lh.it Mill allow In- undersiKin d to rtdl at tin- . ry ..a t cah pri. for which -n. I. al'liclfS can he had in Ibis market. ttw'l.ill At the M,li of Ihe ('..ok lug Mote, N. I ; Slain atreet, oppoeitc lb Statu Bank, Ix-twren Water and First nfroeta. seplJ .U:.m St'ANTLI N A STEPHENS fWK TMK hJl l. I HJIIK. Jl .r received Mr stemrr Hasting, a Ane assortment of ti oils IroRi the F iat, suitable to the wants ol the I online- of Evtl.tVllle, Coni-tlllg in part of ' Hit "inoii enrvtl, Une rl .... I II tinK. It. Ribl.. d BMm Bacon, 4 Ifsi h..uldrM--prime, J iieiee Extra No. I Lard, n la. tea P. A i.' imI aiol (J-raian Soaps, n boxes Slai and Opal C uidl.- 111 1 ,f X ', bxt KM kMas r an. y Baapai .' Insi iel extra No I l aid 'Ml. '. lairrelt lloldou Simp Ibis Mil icle it lillH'h 1 1 j. niin..na-.l. j ' IkUjB Almond , r'illa-r4.t, Pecan, aud ttravil Nut, :t raalts Bur -aux Prim.- -a Hue lot, J Uix.-.t einilue llaliau aud Vermicelli and Maccaroui, ! I.i.l Loveritig's I'rtashed Smiar, : bl.lt do Pulverixed Sugar. These Siy ai t itre aeknowletliced by all in the trade lo If the be.tt lu the l ulled Mutes. Ma. k a el eaten of 1&50 iu bMa and Id. if, N.i. 1, No -1, and No. .1. H im.. Eish in half barrels, Jo lit Rio Coffee, A flue article of mUettd Black Tea atnai, if uot superior, to any iu the city Sr., Ac. N. H I lie whala of the above Uoud having been boiuht for Cah, we are enabled to otter our old and new cnatomera any articles they may re quire at such prices as will quite surprise tbein. t all and exainiue for yourselves, at ERSKINE, CURNICK A CO.'S, sepl 47 Main atreet. stv since l'EJf MJiH J I "HT KXPiRKU inc the formation of our twirtnership. Our trade lias increased beyond our expectation. We dein to return our siucere thanks to onr num. 1 -oua patron and if a well assorted stock of jronds. low prices, and strict attention to biwtinaas, will merit a continuance ef your favors, we thiuk will have claims upon you. Our facilities for purchaeiug at low prices were uever as good aa at preeeut. NINK YtAKS t. IKKI KM K at merchandising bat euabled us to become acqsaiuted with some of the U-sf 1. - . in the lead ing markets of tbe L niou, and we are almost daily receiving supplies from some of them. we may not "blow as much a other houses. whose leceipaaro largely increatr l by jMiNiay But the public may depeud that in prtce, qualities, and quautitio, 1, we "won t 13 beat. We ask a trial. VICKEKY BROS.. S2 Main street. V7 MB TMM 1i.UK TO TVMI'll ASF Having received a new lot of choice and fancy Groceries, we are now prepared lo preeeut to the pubiic a stock a nearly complete is articles of our liae as can be found anywhere, and our facilities for purchasing and connections ena ble us to offer our goods at price as low, it not lower, than can tie had anywhere else in this market. Onr motto i "Value against Value," and how far we have adhered to this, may be seen by the patronage litowed upnii ut hitherto, and it It the interest ol tin- puldic to patronize an establishment where they tvt the l--t and the most for their money invented. All we ask is to examine onr stMk and pri.'eM ; every informatiou about the same will he ch crfiilly given. sepU JL H. COOK A SOW. 17 1 VINSON, hue Master Mechanic K. A C. Kailro.nl. I. i'ALLAUAN. lain Eii'.riiieer d Machinift do. tt'SI. Hl'NTI NtiTON, tale Foreman Mould, i for Uoelker, K Iii-iio.ii A 1 o. JOHN IVINSON & CO., MAMTAlTl'ltklRS OF STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES Corner J.' and Water Street t, ...... MmiUmmm. .eansi Particular atteution given to all each work aa appertains to EA 11ROA DS, WTBAMMOA TS, DISTIt.LPRIF, MISISC, SAW, G ft 1ST, SVG AC, AND MALT MILLS; TOBACCO. WINE AND LARD PRESSES, And in short MACHINERY F EVERY DE SCRIPTION: Also, House Fronts,, Window Caps, and Sills, Ventilators, Orates, Iron Railings, and all kinds ot IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. Dealers in Steam and Water Gauges, Steam Whistles, Wrought lrou Pipes, Oum Belting and Packing and Eire Brick. avsT Especial attention paid to Jobbing, Repair iuir and Blackasnithing. aufr24-im WMMK HJl'F. JIST MM VMM I'K II WW (l,ir Pad atock of Eoreigu and Dninestn Dryiiuotls, Met ion, Bvada, Hboes, list, Caps, Hen ufl- and Millinery I.ckmIh, which w are - 1 1 very low fr Cash or No. 1 trade. All Dealers who g up tbe river this t'all will pay moru tor goods, adding expeuse., tlian they . oul.l have Uuight Ih. in .it in Kvalinvillu. lhele !. m.. a il.lel In I li . ti..u here i. .11 as p.w as any Western city, and our slocks of lio.i.is are lare and fir.-t-rute tin season, and getting more every year. The modern imale of doiiii; bilnlii. eeiu t K lo "buy often, and i loe al lioiue," theteb sav ing lime aud freight and in-.ui.tn. v. .No men btnt in this action of country can ico up the river lhi Sall lo buy i,.u aud save ai:ything thereby. We i oniulh invite Ike Ttaile to . all ami exawiuf our SSSSlfc. tf hnvr ou our brat llool Dry lio. d,i -i Notion. Our sai-oad Door, Boots ami Shas, .f. Our third door, Hals and Capa. O. vol Mock of each, v hich We will mll low -Uive ns a call. seplS KEEN d PRESTOl. M.WMimMC4j' Mini me, - . MH r M the largest and l-at arranged Hotel in the New England Mates; is centrally located, r ud easy of access from all the rout. - .! travel. Ir contain all tbo modoru iioprovenieni itnd e very convenience lor tbe comfort sndacconnu .la (ion ot the traveling put. he The slet-pingro un are large aud well ventilated ; the suites of rooms are well at ranged, aud completely fitrnibed tor bimilie. and large traveling trties, and the house will continue to he kept as a first -clas hotel in every r. -p. . I sap S ly LEWIS RICK. Prop'r. T I MOTH I SMiKn. 100 BUSMML S choice new timothy seed, just received aud f..i sale low to chete con.igumcnt. sept8-tf K. . BABCOCK jajfKI VKUMJIL eS H MALM Itm.y A" WM ui..t kitta ji.-i received and for aale by e.l2 S. E. GILUEKT A CO. IMJMO BO! CS.THE VNDMMSIG3TMD, BXtXO Of w Airent for tbe proprietors of all the nnati popular Patent Mediciues, can warrant all sold at his store to he genuine. A large supply always ..n baud and for sale at manufacturers' prices. X. S. THOMPSON, Druggist, sept'2-J 32 Main street. tMT THIS SE.t&t.X OE THE YEAH. HUES WM colds are so prevalent, a urtlected cough mav lead to the Cousumptu.il. Go in time to the Drue, Store, 17 Main street, and get a bottle of Cherry Balaam tor ft cents, and yon v.-ill surely get relief. sept22 KEPIS ED SUGARS. FoR SALE AT 12'. V K, received this day per steamer ; 3 bbls crushed sugars, double refined, fi do powder'd da do do 3 -lo coffee du do do I do craiiulat'd do do do At pafiff z H p.K A goX'S. 250 BOXES lhor GLASS. ASSORTED I Sizes ail.l tbe Ih sI nmL,. f.ir . t re. duced pi c-s, by $. THOM l0.N, ""P Draggiet. iMLCOHOL. JUST RECEIVED PER STEAM MM er tVstle Garden, au excellent quality of Alcohol, at THOMPSON'S Drug Store.

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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,

EY TBE E. A W. LINK. Xkw.Vobk, Sept. 27 M Tbe steaim-r CVy 0 Baltimore arrived here this morning. Her advices have bees anticipated. The llrrakf.t reporter had an interview t-fenlay with ('apt. t'oliistock, late of the Colltus .-U-anier, Baltic, who mine home as a pas-tenger iu Ihe Yiinderbilt. tie went out in the Uuinti frigate General Admiral, on a voyage from New Vbrk to Coustadt. lie has taken a great interest in the steamer Great Fastern, ami has visited her every low months while in course of const 1 notion, aud, ou invitation of Capt. Harrison, her coiiitnaiidei, and the Hoard of Directors of the (ileal Ship Company, he accoiupauied her on her recent trip, aud happened to be on deck at tbe lime of the fatal steam explosion on the evening of the :t L inslaut. dipt. Comstock is highly plea.sed with the stcdmcr, and pronounces her a perfect success, so far aa navigation is concerued, and is even enthusiastic ou the subject of ber .ci toi mauces. Man v persons have the iuiprcsHou that tbe late trip was a trial trip for 1. but this is an entire mistake; thu trip w as made simply for tbe purpose of removing the ship 'from her position in the Thames to a spot w here she can be coaled and put in projicr trim for a trial trip. The Great Eattern is to be prepared for ber trial trip a soon as tbe repairs necesitatod by the explosion can be completed. Her trial trio will be from Portland to Hollybead, and according to preseut arragetneuta, .-lo- will sail from Hollybead tor Portland on the iuth of October. It ho. been fully determined by the board of Di- j rectory that troni Portland the Great Fattem j shall come 011 an excursion trip to New York I by way of Sandy Hook This is positively settled, and u 1- determined before the ship left the Thames. Capt. Corustot k aid Capt. I Harrison were both examined on the subject ' before the board of Director.-, ami both con- j cur in the opinion that the ship can enter the harbor at Handy Hook drawing 24 and a hall feet of water with perfect safety. The famous Hipper ship Great HrytdUc croted the bar with safety, drawing more inches over '2D feet. It wua theu arranged at Portland, that the Great Eattern shall be lightened to the ic'juired draught aud then proceed on her excursion to this cily, via Sandy Hook. ('apt. Comstock is of opinion that Ihe Great Eaateru cauuot CrOSS the bar salely, except at the evening tides, which occur once a fortnight and that even then she cannot bring much, if any cargo. It vould hardly pay to run her regularly to this point. The Hellgate channel is impracticable, uot for waut of water, but because the channel is too crooked for a vessel of her immense length. I'nder very extraor dinary circumstances the pastjitge through Hellgate might be affected, d'apt. Cornstock thinks that as a )Mtssenger ship the 0ciif fiat-tern might lai run between New York and some Kuropeau port with profit, lecause she would not necessarily draw too much water to enter tbe harbor, if she carried little or no freight, as a depot might be formed for her the other side of Hellgate which after all will be as near New York, as many ships approach to tbe bArbor of Loudon. A large number of the stockholders are directly interested in tbe Cirand Trunk Railroad, and of course would prefer to have the ship run to Portland. The India merchants, desire, if she should prove commercially as well as practically successful, to make ber one of the regular line of packets to India. They contemplate building five more steamers of similar monster proportions for the India trade, but of course that will depend BOM the success of this first great experiment. Ou the whole it is probable that the ship will be run regularly to this port. Montreal, Sept. 2C p m The international cricket match has laen ii'surned to-day. The game was stopped at twilight. The sun shining in tho fates of the batsmen, with four wickets lo fall on the side of the Caimd'ntus. BalassdTi Hriit innings were 117. Canadian s second iutiiugs 41. The Knglislituen are to play iu the morning to make 1 2 on their second iniiiiio. The 21 are ItRthfj at by their friends, who bet two to one on the '22, of the Si. Gsarn's cMa The Knglish Kleven laj splendidly, and it is a jierlert picture to see tWaa. It is Indieved, however, that thev w ill find their equal iu tlie J J at tfobo ken, N. Y. There were six MsBfJsaMsi persons on the "imind, la sides llie military. A liaml pla ve.l some exeellenl music 4sWSgsj the play KMV York, Sept. ''T Tbe Tinmn Washington curresHudent says the report that President Mora designed returning lo Costa Kit.i and appealing to tbe people, i.; williout foundation. He reui.iins n New Vork to await news limn home. Instructions will he sent to Mr. Bemeti y on the 5th of October, directing him to recognize at oure the new government, and ojieti negotiations lor the seltU'rueut of American claims. The advices received here, justify the belief that En-land uml France will be allies in a terrible war, and that China will b made to sillier severely for her late attack ution the British troops. Tbe rumor that Russia has it ringer in ii i fully credited. fhm York, Sept. 27 i The Star of the Wet arrived this morning from A?pinwall on the 18th with $2,400,000 in specie. The vessel was grounded at the entrance of the harbor of Key West, during an hour of intense darkness aiii storm, in consequence of the light at tlw light house at that point beiug extinguished In the concluding regatta of the New Vork yacht club three schooners of the first class and two sloops, the Mallory and the Narratjciitrt, sailed. The prizes, 1 50 each, were won by the Zimja and the two sloops above named. 1'HII.AliKM'Ula, iSpt. 27 St. Flour uuchangeil ; sale at 5 f0 for Western extra, mi i 4 7J tor fresh ground super. Corn meal sold at 3 .r0. Wheat in limited demands; sale at 1 I'.m 1 18. Corn Int-- declined ; CO00 bushels sohl yellow 86. Oats iii demand ; salej at .18. Whisky ly tlie gKllon, Id'l 7 J. Watkbtown, N. V. .Stmt. 27 Nothing ia yet known of Prof. LainountHiu or Mr. Haddock, who mude u balloon asceusion. Much alarm i lull for their safety. Their conre when last seen wa North-east. MoNTRKAt, Sept. 27 M The ericketers are jut going ou to the ground to finish the play. An exeifing m.it Ii has been fixed for to-morrow betweeu the six of All Kugland and the six of the L'nited Canadian clubs, each party choosing five. VINCSNNK8, 21 p M Raining hard at this) plate all morning. The river has risen about 4 feet abovt low water mark. Pi i i.e i mm, 27, at River 4 feat 3 iiiches by pier mark and falling.

New Yorc, 2f u The steamship Mote Tyler has arrived with the California mail of the 5th inst., and over $-',000,000 in gold. Her adv-ces have been anticipated by the Tehuuntepecsteumer at New Orleans.

n St. Loci8, 27, w Kiver continues to recede at this point at the rate of 'I inches every '24 hour?. All upper streams an falliug. Weather clear and warm. Lat Night's Despair lies. St. tsOVsftj 27 p at The monlver of viaitors at the Fair to-day, catniiatPd at $30,000. Iu the ring there were 3C roadster stallions. The horse Silver Heels, owned by Gen. Silverton, Quincy, Ills., took the Grst premium. A large number of Devon, Ayresshire, Hereford,arid Alderny cattle were also exhibited. The prices were fairly distributed among various States. The ''Art" department attracts ranch attention and contains several gems by old masters. Several spirited pictures of Western scenery were also shown. The weather is clear and delightful. The Santa IV mail ot the 13tb, has arrived at Independence. Mr. Otero has been re-elected to Congress by 2,f.00 majority. Serious difficulties are apprehended w ith Indians in the vicinity of Allison's ranche, in consequence of the abandonment of that trading post. v IIS Worthy of Attention! mm FJMMML 1 HE M V.VtV far MACHINE. Patented July 97, 1858. This Machine is pronounced by competent judges to In superior to all others tcfore tbe public, for general family use, aud what will doubtleas surpi ie and iijoice many a woman's heart, is, that while for ordinary usage it surpasses iu practical utility the highest priced machines, the . ol of it will not exceed il.iity-five dollars. The subscriber huving purchased the sxclasivs risrht to manufacture, sell, and use thii uiachiue iu Ibis and other counties of South-western Indiana, ieK.i Ifully invites all persons, Iadies especially, sli.i are iu waut of a first class Sewing Machine, to call aud examine the merits of the Moore's P iteul, lieing eontident that on a thorough acquaintance with it, they will prefer this toall others irresiective of its price The following is a summary of some of the leading ex. ellencies of this machine : 1. It combines durability, simplicity, and practicability In a higher degree than any other now iu use. z. In point of strength, elasticity, and endurance, its stitch is not excelled by any machine yet invented. Each stitcb is locked or fastened by the mschiue itself, so that there is no need of drawing the thread through a loop or using a needle to fas tan tbslund of a seam to prevent its raveling or ripping. Such is the nature of the stitch that if every third one he cut, tbe work will neither rip nor ravel. 3. It sews from two common spools without rewinding, and sews in tbe very best manner, coarse and fine goods w ith linea, cotton, or silk thread. 4. It has the best and most reliable feed ever CMUstrncted, aud does not break needles. V The stiace around the needle and Itencath the needle arm is unusually large, and wlntt is especially noticeable, not a drop of oil is needed on the part of th.i machine, in contact w-itb tbe g. la. 6. Its simplicity isKuththat it cau be understood and oarated with but little instruction, and is so cheap I-.int it nl. and useful that no family ran well altor.l to he without one, therefore coma right along, see for yourself, and if you like tbe uiachiue, make one your own without delay, and ray word for" it, ifter a lew days' usage it w ill la- the last article ot furniture I be owner will be willing to p..i t with rurwhat it cart. If. W. SAEEORD. EvAisvn.i.K. Ind .Jmic. jllc limlrmw Ml. A. LAWRENCE, Wholesale and Itetail Dealer ill American and Ital litu Marble, Head Slene s, f'ottageaiid large Monu ment. Wse:.. Mantles, h'ui ii it ii i Marble. Ae.; now ..ii liaud, ov. r 4'' Ions f Statuary, white and fine fafieg tied Marble ; be can ttirnish dealers a greater variety ot tine Mai Ide than can la-found iu any ol tlieW. -lelli oi S mtbeiii Mates. Ill stock con sists ol Slab- a all-i.- from 1 I 1 inches thick, nd M.'iiiiniciiis of. all sizes, at price tli.it cannot fail to pleas. Those wishing to purchase la-sutiful and latin IllelUeiitoes, will tili'l II. Ills l irte W;irt r.s. ill Mil X8 sortmeut not to W surpassed for beauty, originality ..f design i ti vine. mi. I . v... ut i. .ii , io any of theeasteru cities IU . oii-lanllv cmph a !! ii nuniLei of ttlat-clasa woikuieii . n.l carver, that enables bun to give belter satisfaction than cau Imj had at sai ntaat iiataMlsliasiat His agents, iu soliciting ciders, are authorizud to sell at the same price that tin. purchaser would have to av if lie "elected the mai ble in p. rsou His customing ran always rely upon having their orders filled to the letter, as - iti- l a. Ml, IIM.f jH 1.,ly.i'-. U- IN'.' M AKBLK H ALL IIUILDINGS, . decJw Evaiisville, Indiana. HIRAM HOPKINS IMPROVED M U T M A C H I TtCJS'T ti It SEPT. 2lst,ln'. Inortcriiii; this Machine lo the imbli. , I - j bave Lot Utile t.. say. I i.jNB rtattei li.vsell Ibst tb. v will; J - sire satrsfVtn.il. I leave itJ I with those who use I loin to V ' Jai.i.l. .. as to their merits. I ft f war I. in I linn, t" lo go... I aork.andask the favor ot all who want a smut machine,!. try one of mine. They have one great adviuitse nei the in -i of Me Ii hie- in ue at I i --. ni they lenve no dirt around them, it lasiug all caai ied ii by a suction Can, . 1 can he discharged outsi.i the mill, if desired. Seiial of them are in succesatul op. ration ono of which can be seen at tbe Canal or the Pi. avune Mill in this city. These MachiBt are got Up in good style, and are urable and efleci ual in their operations. The can be bad on reasonable teraia S7&caab. and Sfc on oiirmontbs rime Messrs. Kratz A Heilroan are the agents. I wish to Mill Staid or Territory Rigbisof this M t. blue, and will : ( e t eat bargains. I also have the right of nine counties in the Pocket for 0. F. Morrill's Self-Heating Smoothing Iron, and six couatiea for K. Sanders' Spring -Wire Uorse MayKake, all of which I a ill sell cheap. I will trade right for almost any kind of property. II I RAM HOPKINS. Kv ASV ILST1.E, I i . un llll. Us mm mijraott .vj? wro.v . ou WW COLORS, in patent collapsible Tubes. Ar raiigements have U- i, eflucted with Messrs. Winsoi A N. i .ii, for a constant aud full sunply of thsir cvbibrated Oil (lors. For brilliancy, durability and entire reliability they are unrivaled. The Brat class medal was awarded them at the World's Fair London. CHARLKS BABCOCK, sept, g Main street. fBieH W i O AV W A RS M i hoi. e brands Va. Tobocco; 60 boxes fives and eights do; ir butts Twist (in foil) do; tOO ATJKS. 26 do liht pressed Va. do; 75 caddies Blue Hen's Ckickeu do; SIS do Thomas' Twist do; i do laecs" do do; 1 case -Silver Roll" do; lUO.OlW ass'd Geriuau Cigars; 25.1KKJ H vai.ua do; 1SO.0O0 Half Spauiah do. In store and far sale low by WHIKLKB A Rlobf . uavSS No. 17, Cor. First and Sycamors su

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AMERICAN " Wholesale (aotliiW House. KJV YMMBm J4JO, TMM ClotliiiiK trails of the West was compsrnt iveh "f m.'ill .iinoHJBk, and wan coiifineil Almost esclusivclv .. i.taittMdDea 111 the ln;evtorii- hii.I cities alon. Now thin tine af Ctoois h mi ahii.-t ikoli-iqsjaiJ,. 1 art of tUeswck of evert K'' lei'.tl lrv I. ....Ustofte troiu tKe crowded . itv I-. at road -tand. Like alt change ,,, t, , . however. 1 his nn has wbt I .n pfndcoad ex. . .t I i lie; lo--1 ot reason. Xftlong thete srs ffce reat s.t' ink.- I malarial tur fcfuutii aJAraM- vjuantiij of l in, i ta toalber-th Sup0rtooTra6d speed ol 'Miii luschlrMss in manufiictaiastbe great s&v iiii: of time in aaltlnp for yoer "t5fi,'L -t the Tm lor's the uncertainty of evan them gettUic a satis -fa lory "fit, and slmve all the savtas; of at least ..'-Ai the cvwit of the garment ia the prtVv. for a 1 1 1 n 1 1 ... 1 of war this hat onlj lajen a pert of eur pe lenvl Drv Oianls i.iisiliei. hut wo have made ar siiKemeuta to devota our whole house eicldsitely to it alone with such lines of NetUms ami 1 1 rnislitng Good as will be necessary acnl desirahle in that trade, lislkving that the true interest of 1I1 u v.l. a ill ! to sustain us in this enterprise, w would icspeeffiilly an booties that we now have on hand on. of tne largest aud most ilc-drable snks of w 1.1. 1. HADK t'l. "Till V. that was ever offered to tho trade of the West. V. i,.-pe. i fully solicit a call from all our old friends and the trade generally. We charge m. thin : for fhotcimg our ..li, and uor A if you buy ih in We re-prepared to sell to all prompt -time buyers aa lowas any house hi the trade. A liberal di count also made on all na sofa. WM. K FRENCH A CO., ep3 No. an Main strict. GUARD AGAINST FALL k WIN TEH CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THE INt'OkPOKATVD l-l'i-i HAKTKK IKK T 1 .11 A I. ( ASH CAPITAL, $1,000.000 ! ABSOLUTE AX D UNIMPAIRED. NET Sit IlPLl S OF 9 44,1 si iAt And the proetige of 40 yrs. suosuss and exa)rience. UPWARDS OF $12,000,000 Of hajeee have been paid by the J?tna Insurance Company la the past 40 years. The value of reliable insurance will be appareut from tbe following LOSSES PAID BY THE 2ETNA DURINO THE PAST FIVE TEARS : In Ohio f431,S2Ptt In MichiganASU4,043 M In Indiana... 146,838 81 In Illincto... 448,327 41 Tennessee. ... 97,649 21 Kan. A Neb. 19.94S 77 Ark. A Oa... 23,945 09 1 , Wisconsin 106,956 07 I i Kentucky. 04,93; 40 Missouri.....'.. :t8t,M8 04 I wa A Minn. 101,399 46 H. nii. A Va ... :l,W,r. 82 Mississippi and Alabama, $52,412 18 Fire and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency and fair profit. 'iei i.if atUmtion given lo Imuran- of DWELLINGS and ConUnt, for termt of I to 5 yean. Tbe solid service long and successfully tried, and tie many advantages the iEtna Insurance Cempauy possesses In its line, should not be overlooked by tuose ready to Insure, and understanding their best Lite rests. Dnring "stringent times," tbo necessity for ra1 able Insurance becomes an imperative duty the ability of property owners to sustain loss being t ben much lessened. Agencies in all the principal cities and towns throughout tbe State. Policies issued without delay, by any of the duly authorized Agent of tbe Company. OW BUSINESS ATTENDED TO WITH DISPATCH AND FIDELITY ALLEN C. HAL, LOCK, Agent. cpr.-3mdAw , gfli. O. sr. OJYJTJ if, Jtr . 10 WW street, has now isi store and ia constant I v receiving for tbe Fall and Winter Trade, the best stock ever brought to this State or vicinity, of all kinds of HARDWARE suited to tbe West, aad 'vhich, having been selected and purcbas.nl in prm.ii, from the moat extensive Importing Houaes mid Manufactories of nearly all the Eastern cities ivnd towns, in addition to several invoices imported directly by htm from good manufacturers English and German he can, and will sell as low as any concent in the West; feeling confident that . and price: canuot fail to please aud Mitisfy. He would ask the especial attention of Mercbauts, Manufacturer, Carpenters, Millwrights, Coopers, .jiinimitlis, and all who need any articles usually found in a first class Hardware Store whob-sale and retail. Without punning detail, the meution of a fow leading articles may be well, viz : Table and Pocket Cutlery, Raxora, Khears, and Scissors, including Geo. Wnsteiiholtn A Sou's justly celebrated man lilac tares ; Batcher's Knives and Steels; Kites, all kinds aud sijw, of Butcher's aud other manufactures; Augers, Chisels, Const, lira.-.- and Bitta, aad all Carpenters' eud Cooera Tools, from Ohio Tool Company ; Bartous, Kocbestcr, and White's. Buffalo, Manufactories, p.gether with Cook'. uoteu Pat.ui Premium Auger Biffs. Also- Hand. Kipping, Fauel, aud Back Saw nb. the various sizes and styles of Mill, Circul .i and io-s -Cut Saws, with Tsttiss Patent Hooi. I .tb Cios, tut Saws ; hugs and 'small Scales, in rea ai i ty of pattern ; Axse,and Hatchets for all j.or poses. House Buibtbng' Materials. All Gnnner M il. i ials ; Gunaera'Tmplement to almost any ex lent. Meat 0ti$(STi and Stuffers ; Iron aad Woo. I'uui. i in Imj, together with Chain Pump Fixtures; Aiii.-s and ether mskers' Shovels, Spad. and Grain Scoops; Jack Screws; a fine assort in. nt ot II kinds of Brushes; Copper and Iron Kivcta and Burr-, Protective Weapons; Horse, Wi ought, Oasing, and Finishing Nails, all sizes ; a now sn.l excellent assortment of Fishing Tacklii,. , I'aint aud Coffee Mills ; Corn Sbellc-rs and Milkr. Agent for Dole, Silver f Fetch's Premium Saw On miner, for Upright and Circular Saws. GEO. S. SONNTAO, sept No. 10 Main street. SM T. 'JLM'M vo.nroi . it U F HOPS AND BONESET IT is the safest, surest, cheapest, and most reliable remedy for the permanent cure of COLDS, conirts, HOARSENED, ASTHMA, ORO DP, WHOOP'NG COCGH. Aud aU alTectious of tbe Throat and Lungs. It being pr spared upon N untitle principles, and fiom articles that are entirely vrgetablo. The COMPOUND SYKUP OF HOI'S AND BONESET Is manufactured by C. RUTH E BUSH 4 SON, Hamilton, Butler Comity, Ohio, to whom all orders must be addressed ; and sold by KKLLEK A WHITE, Druggists Evansville, Indiana, and by Drnggists and Merchants throughout tbe country. jan26ly E' M,Kl'Ti9J J WTMCM.-&TATS. or Ikdi ana, Vandesbi rou Co.. as. I, Louis Richter, Clerk of the Yanderbureh Circuit Court, within and for said County, do hereby tcrtify to the Sheriff of aaid County, what Officers are to be elected at the next fraueral . lection (in tbe State of Indiana), to be held on tbe second Tuesday iu Octeber, A. D. l0'J, at tbe difterent places of helding eieciions in said C muty, to-wit : A Judge for the Fifteeuth Judicial Circuit, aa Attorney Prosecuting for the r ittoeuth Judicial Circuit, and a County CommitML) 1 TIa. a - r I a L. d - w "T hand'a ii .' i f said ( . Court, at "Evansville. this 7th .lav.. I 1 E1" I SepUailjer, A. D. 1869. v , LOL'LS BICHTEB, derl V. C. C. By viituo of the Certificate of tbe Clerk of tbe Vanderluirgh Circuit Court, of which the above is a true and full copy, notice Is hereby given to the qualified voters of said County, that an election will lie held at the several precincts in the Townships of said County, te fill the vacancies above certified, ol Tuesday, tbe 11th day ot October, A. V. iso-i. JOHN 8. OAVITT, bep8-i;.tdwt Sherifof Vamdmrbmrgh Co. K. AC. RAILROAD COMPANY, t Skcbbtabt's OrriCB, Evansville, Sept. li. T HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THK STOCKbolders io this Company . and election of Di rectors, will be held at the Court House, iu the City of Evansville, oa MONDAY, October U, proximo, between the hours of 10 o'clock AM and 4 P. M. By order of the Board, epie-td J. MARTIN. Bec'y. CI oiMiM' .voTita? rm: .,.- ipned have just received 60 setts assorted sixes "Terre Haute" Truss Hoops, manufaesured af the very best timber, warranted equally as good as the Ohio Tool Company's, aud 25 per ceut. leae in prices than the latter. Tor sale bv JACOB STRAP B J SON, eepl6 74 Main street, bat. Second A Third.

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viu fl.su.DisSs.C0 TV nan EVANSftUE, IND. Car. U7RlJJx2x & CO. sew ' M MISSION MKKt 'HANTK. Oeneral Railrnac-.BteasBboat, aii4 Kxpreaa AceaU SMs ial Agents for the PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; aud connections orer which are are aovborieed tx, give through receipts at tbe lowest possible rata Having a uiamuioth Wharf boat at tbe landing, the largest on the Ohio Hirer, capable of storing and protecting all mere hand ir.e liable to damage from exposure, we are pre par! to fn ;' : tale tbe dtepalch of all . ou.tijrnments, forwarded to our care RIVER, RAILROAD OR ANA1. Particular attention paid to Kecelcing, Rtortn and Forwarding, also, to tbe 3WS Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to us for sals, astdaatssfaction sruaranteed. Office and extensive Warehouse oa Water street, adjoining the Telegraph, and on the Wharf boat, where we are to be found, attending to tbe interests of our patrons at all boors, day and n lgbt. With onr superior facilities ; Ions; standing ; on - tirina: energy; and knowledge of oar business, W feel confident of giving general satisfaction, sad bop to merit a onntiaaauee of tbe eXtesative patron -age we are now enjoyins;. Liberal cash advances will be made on all consign -stents to either ourseJras or correspondents In any of the principal markets. North. K:u.t or South. P. C. O'RILEY A. CO. jfW.VJA T0MUtVM.l have a largs dou ble Warehouse at tbe Canal Basin, capable ot storing any amount of produce, which will be re - oeired, stored, taken care of and bold subject to tbe ownurs orders on most reasonable terms. y. o trirLrr. shaM-tV f'AVE, JflDAsrW 4U AND Commission Merchant, no. ZOOCTU WAVER &TUI.F.T, LVSKSVIUB a-T-ff I tSJrTJtJ We a. e prepared stor store m our Fire Proof Warehouse, aav quantity of Grain, Prodnce. . i Mer haudice, on tbe most liberal terms. 1 Having large and airy rtxns op stairs, particular cars will be taken of Household Furniture, Agricultural Implements and all kinds of Gods or Wares lul l, to damage from damp or rust. 1 nsurance effected st the lowest fire prool rates by tbe month, or loader when dostred. Warehoiisoiocaesd ou ciM tier of Locust street and W. and E. Canal, and most convenient lor shipping by River er Railroad. Apdy to s28 OKU. FOSTER A OO. wrouw at juMJLtjr, MMcmtrMM 1NO, FORWARDING AND OENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Agents for Kanawha aslt Company, Evansrine, Indiana. We have formed a co-partnership under the style of Bbown A A.ks vk, and offer our services ia the capacity as set forth In our card above. We are rally prepare i to extend every facility to shippers, either by CANAL, RIVER, or RAILROAD, aud assure them that their interests shall be faithfully represented, should they be pleased to favor us with their patronage. Office and Warehouse on the corner of Main st sud the Canal. WM. BBOWN, W. M. AIRMAN, Late af Howard A Brown. Late of FOSTER, A C . Jantt-tf YVaVeV . JMMTOMMMfM Af ., MMEl VINO, FORWARDING AND 0MM1SSION MERCHANTS. Water street, between Main and Locust, EVAN8VILLE, INDIANA. 40" Particular attention given to the forwarding of general Merchandise aud Produce, by River, Canal, or Railroad. ap'29-Cm SW.Jf I TMM 8 AT M0M9HM, .'Successors 9 to R. 8. Howard,) Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, No. Main, Evansville, Indiana. 4 Watei street, maw AW Liberal advauces made ca consignments to New Orleans. E. C. otACOHTta . il O. SLAUailTBB...WSI. UODOR, JB. uov3t-lyd Hi BAM NELSON JOSBPU I. Bt aKTKOLOS Auction and Commission. MM JTMZVJr CO., niHKHSOMH MM a to Wootsey ti Nekton, will continue the Commission business, both at private sale and at auction, at tbe old stand, corner Main and Third streets, opposite the Washington Hotel, where they will pay particular attentiou to tbe sale of everything entrusted to them ; they will attend to any auction sales anywhere in the city. Particular attention give to the sale of Lands nd Town Lots, Ac, Ac. fsbl7-ly rv s-.avv' vmjlm, pjm o vvmm, jmjvm MUM CAIRO REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET, CHARLEY BOWEN.Dbxtbb, Master, leaves Evansville Tuesslay and Friday, at 12 o'clock , M., arriving at Paducau at 6 o'clock, 'A. M., Oakra at 12 o'clock, M., Wednesday and Saturday. Returning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and Paducah every Thursday and Sunday, at 9 o'clock, A. M . connectiitg at Evansville with the Evansville and Crawfordsvills R. it., and Packets for Green River. Also, connecting at Sinithl.nid v it h Cumberland River Pack sis ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and Su Louis Packets. Tickets can be obto.oed on board the boat for all Eastern Ottss. sept2S REGCLAU EVAV8VILLB A CANNKI.ToN TRI-UKEK1.Y PACKET. M-ilt H I 1 TMJHM! MMCMMT MMIM CEs"-TIih fast and light liassotiKer packet ALIDA. t'apt. Cuaai.tv In -it. i k, I'b-rka Wortb-s iugton aud Cooper, is now placed as a permanent packet in tbe trade, and will leave Evansville puu. tually, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY, at 10 o'clock A. M., and returning, will leave Cannelton every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND BATURDAT, at 7 A. M. For freight or passage, apply on board. IMS ,-. LU 1 I! FINX LIGHT M draught stesmer PoLANl'. Gracey, master. J. II. Dancnn, clerk, will leave kvansville I. Louisville aad Intermediate Ian lings every TUESDAY KVKNING, at ft P. M , and every SATURDAY MORNING, at IIA.M. For freight or passage, apply on board. jyl ii yniwrMLLB sjsrn rJn icjim M J P.M'K f.T Tbe steamer SlLVII STAR. Fowler, nmster, leaves kvansvillo every Mondsv.t v eonesilav. aud ridnv. at 12 o clock M. Leav Pail u .iii every Tm-sday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 9 o'clock A. M. Connecting at Evansville with the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railroad for all points North and East, with packets for Louisville, Green, and Wabash rivers. At Paducah with pack eU for St. Louis, New Orleans, and tbe Daily Mail boats for Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river. iMTJL.Miiesi promptly attended, and charges lor freight and passage, same as charged by tbe regular packet. Through bills of lading given to New Orleaus and all points on tbe Tennessee acd Cumberland rivers aag8 MMK tS VMjJMM JLMM'MMtY'MM.M.M, M VM tX- ANSVILLK. AND CAIRO MAIL PACKET, HA .EL DELL, R. R:cs, Captain. J. R. Richardson. and A K Smith, Clerks, will lrarel Evansville for Cairo every Tuesday evening, aad for Louisville every Saturday at 7 A. Jf. For freight or paasxpe, apply on board aepH-las m MJMBMXMMMiti JMM4Jr. - MM. NEW ABRANGEMEMT. The Adah's Exraxas Compakt respectfully announce to their friends and patrons, the public of Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased facilities for the transportation of FREIOHT, PACKAGES, MONEY AND VALUABLESThey solicit a continuance of former favors. Especial care taken in the collection of Bills, Drafts, Notes, sad tbe transportation of small and valuable packages. All persons wishing to svsil themselves of the b cilities of the Express, can obtain any desired iafcr. nation in reference to tbe routes aud details of tLe business, at their Office on First street, be twee t Main and Locust, opposits the Post Office. dele G. H. FISH. Agwat. ! 1 CLEAR THICK ICE FROM LAKE PEPIN MWH. f. f ' MMM.K', 1 wfM earnest soiiciution of many ?srsoni, hu I concluded to distribute a portion of ii is SPLENDID LAKE PKPIN ICE to tbe citizens of the town, by j leaving it at their doors from wagons. Ho will eu , deavor to Uiu tha buaineas to-morrow moraine ' The ice is as clear aa crystal solid as a rock, aud thibti inches iu thickness. He is sorry j that the original cost and heavy expenses Of pro : curing it, will nut allow him to' put tbe price so low t o consumer tut tie would isb ; out be is pci - siiaded that wheti its durability and superior quali ties are fully tested, it will be found cheaper than any other to be bad, aad when tbe account far the whole season's ice is footed up, tbe total expense will not be fowad to be greater that tbe sum paid for our ordinary ice in coiamon masons. Those who wish a retrular supply at their Store. or dwellings, will please leave tbai- orders at P. U O'RILKY'S counting-room. jelO tMMMTH! BM0MTtV4iA)U LBS. SHORTS. 9 a prime article, for sale cheap at ERSKINE, CURN1CK A CO.'S, ane 12 47 Main street. IOIATP MMMMB.mjrM TMOl - sand Dollars in Coanty Orders wanted. Appl; intv Orders want SAMU1 to SAMUEL OMR. AfrnM WMBf MM-AJS' jMT sW MMM QO M LBS 16,00n pounds No. 1 Bran far sale at rs. per 100 lbs, at Z. H. 000 K A SON-

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