Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 39, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 30 September 1859 — Page 2

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EVAMSVILLE, IMP. K HI DAT MORNING SEPTEMBER 30 For Judge ot the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit. JOHN PITCHER, of Posey. WM. P. PARRETT, of Warrick. Prosecuting Attorney for the same.. JAMES SHANKLIN, of Vanderburgh. Editorial Rablas. From the manifestations made bj our neighbor of the BoonvUlo Democrat, we are let! to believe that some sort of animal rabidnesa has broken out in the streets of Boonvilla, worse than that which created so much alarm la3t week in our highways, and that the Boonrille Democrat has " got a bite." That paper flies at Judge Law with most rabid ferocity for having, in return for his kind and hospitable reception at the Spencer county Fair, courteously invited the citizens of that county his hosts to visit our entertainment next week. Ceuld any one but a misanthropic churl have done less. For this simple act of common politeness, the amiable and esteemed Judge is abused, and the District Association, which ho represented, denounced as a humbug and fraud. The secret of the offence is, that by some mistake or unavoidable circumstance, the time selected of the District Fair, was in the same week in which the Warrick county Fair occurs. The Democrat seems to be troubled with a fear that its home exhibition will be deserted for the more imposing show here. The people of Spencer and Warrick will meet with a most hearty welcome to our entertainment, and we hope they are preparing to come in hosts ; but we would suggest to them that as there are five days allotted to the show here, they can conveniently and pleasantly spend one day on their way, in examining the excellent products of Warrick that will be collected at Boonvilh. There, will be much there worthy of a visit to see. But the Democrat warns all comers "There will be uo humbugs on exhibition to - draw" wondering mankind upon the grounds no $1,000 will be paid to have Flora Temple" there no $1,500 will be paid to have one of Lutta's steam fire entities on exhibition uo express messenger will be sent for some distant " intellectual light to display his flanks none of these may be expected, but a simple show of the real, substantial wealth of old Warrick and the surroundiug country which may be disposed to join. This aud this alone, will comprise the attraction at our Fair grounds next week. It more than this is needed bv auy one, let him go where humbugs are the order of the day, aud the only capital which many hare to work upon where tinsel show and gaudy parade where the "sound tug brass and tinkling cymbal " are the principal stock in trade. There are such places as these, and one need not travel far tu order to find them." It the author of this spleen ish ebullition will visit the District Fair, otir uivcnanu I and farmers will shame him out of his illtemper and abuse, by the display they will make of their products. Coming Events. The New York Herald, contemplating the revolution in navigation and com men i which the Great Eastern is to initiate says : " It is not difficult to see in the aggretraie, although the details are hidden to us, the revolution that the Great Eastern is to achieve. Her ultimate destination is to run from England to the Antipodes. This, ot itself, will bring the two hundred millions of civilized men who live on one corner of the shore of the Atlantic, into intimate contact with thc six hundred millions of barbarians who reside on the shores of the I ndi:tn and Pacific oceans. Commerce will soon attain such gigantic proportions under thu new development, that the Great East ern, as with the Great W'stern, will lie put aide betore her lite is ended, on some out ot the way route, as two small and slow for the wants of trade and travel. Cities that are now looked upon as monsters will grow in like proportion. If Sandy Hook is too shallow for the en trance of the world's new carriers, New York will turn round and sit itself down on the other end of Manhattan Island, paring away the headlands of the Sound aud the rocky pass of Hell Gate. The ap prenticesbip of ocean steam navigation, which has just ended on the Atlantic, wil bloom into maturity on thc Pacific. Em pires will grow up on its shores, and the cry that is already beginning to be heard in a few place will resound throughout the earth men, more men, to till the soil, to delve the mine, to plough the deep, to buil empires. Nations will be moved to and fro, the races mingled, and the power of the earth rest where man is most tree and his energies most untramelled. The Great Eastern will effect as great a revolution for New York in the future as the Great Western has done in the past. Not alone will she and the other steamers of like dimenious which are sure to follow her impart immense strengeh to the growing .'inmerci:tl destinies ot the city, but they will revolutionize the late of the city Itself. Business will lie transferred to the upper end of the town, where no one of this generation expected to see it extend, and the whole island will become one vast commercial mart, with its centre about the liue. of 1 unth street. What a change I The trade . rested by vessels of the present dimensions entering the harbor by Sandy Hook, will doubtless continue to be transacted down town, as now ; but the trade whose growth the new lines of monster ships will create and foster, must roncentratu in the vicinity of their anchorage. The Hon. Jno. C. Rives, editor and j.t.Misber of the CuiyressioHal Globe, was in this city on Wednesday. H came in his plain aud unobtrusive way, and spent the day in trrcing the changes of tweuty-tive nisi in our city, with which he was familiar wliiu a clerk in the Bunk at Shawncetowii ; and it was not till he was altout to leave by the cars that his presence was discovered by hiiold atunaihlances. Lakok Emigration Kxpkctko. The Liverpool Tunes says it has the best authority for stating that the prrrjiectj of evnigration to the United Sutra are M most prorobiini,', anti a active rnovetoent loidonic mouth- iui.tu ipated. The luiest i niiraticni statistics show that while there is a lulling oft in thc Irish emigration, the number of .Scotch aud English emigrants is largely increased.

From Lake Superior.

We arc in the receipt of a private letter from our old friend and former neigh I Kr, I a Col. Drew. The borean climate ot Lake Superior has not more than the frigid doctrinesof Lccomptonism chilled the warm sympathics nor abated any of the genial and kindiy impulses of the Colonel. He is in glowing spirits, and as cheerily busy as the maternal bird building her nest. Ho has all the Indians around the western shores of the Lake under his paternal care. He is laying off the reserves allotted to thc separate bands and establishing stations with a farm, and mechanics' shops for each. He had on the 18th inst, just returned from the w r ondulac Reservation where tne government had opened a larra, built several comfortable dwellings, a store-house, blacksmith I aad other work shop3 for supplying the wants of the Indians, and to teach them some of the habits and arts of civilized life. He was about to start for the Bad River Reservation where he expected to meet 3000 Indiana to whom he pay9 one of the heav iest annuities of his agency. He has four Reservations under his superintendence; Daring the season of navigation he is kept dilligently at work, and most of thc time upon the wing. The Colonel wishc3 it to be most distinctly understood that he is a Hoosier, and especially an Evan9villc man that Vander burgh is the home to which he hopes to return to enjoy the fruits of all his exertions. After the completion of his payments for the season, he will, if he can procure a short furlough, make a visit, during this fall or winter, to his old friends, among whom he will be sure of a cordial welcome. Thc country, around thc Western shores of the Lake, is described as possessing agri cultural advantages equal to the liest por tions of Wisconsin and Minnesota. The climate is the most salubrious on the conti nent; every one grows fat and strong in breathing lite pure and invigorating aiuiosphere. Fish and game abound everywhere. The Colonel makes his journeys principally m canoes and on loot, in uesonoing nis last excursion, he says: We started from Superior on Tucoday, with a fiue breeze, which soon took us to Oueota. when the wind went down, aud we were compelled to resort to our oars. We ar rived at Fondulac before sun-down, and pro ceeded at once to climb the mountain, and look for a camping ground. Atter a tramp of about four miles, we came to a beautiful spriug creek, where we "pitched our tent" for the night; we, ot course, had a relish . i I i... BS 1for the substantial supper prepared by Frank, I our voyageur, aud e were soou iu the arms ot Morpheus. VVilh mi eailv hreak it t ie nei in i i we iwre nram "on . ' I ( tt".. ... I 111.. ''1 I ....ia liuur nn I po&ite the reserve, about noon. This jioint is about eighteen miles above r ondulac, ami is one ot tne most picturesque spots on tne i river, which, here, is about forty rods wide. A oeatuiiiii isinuu, covcreu wun luiire i 4- i - i ' , 4i i , I . int atun.l-a nii.lvt'uv- hi?U'Pfii flu. Qlinfi'4 The .Went in coiiinnrtinn with lhe Chiefs (three in number,) selected a site for their I c 1 j I residences, on a ridge some sixty rods back irom tne river, ovoriooKing tne country lor miles. Two comfortable houses are already finished, and the third is under contract, to lie completed early this fall. A smith-shop and s temporary ware-house have been erec- I ted and several acres oi land cleared, which are under cultivation. ! m. , , , , . , I The land along the whole route, and on I the reserve, will compare tavotmhly with the best farming and timber lands in Ohio. We passed through groves of maple, pine, adt, ma wMt, 9kjm U aay l xm wm, we ty IfPtiarv ia in, e,i n Lull c hoonti o All I . B . S'B.Sl kinds of game are plentv. We were informed that over forty bears havo lieen killed in thnt vicinity within a month. We were introduced to an Indian loy, not more than nirrlit viaru itlil iv 1 1 i . I L i 1 1 . . I a Iwip tritirli. in! shout eicrh'tv nournls. with a sn.nll s.ar a few days before our arrival. The little fellow skinned and dressed his game without any assistance. An Indian wii employed to shoot some game for supper ; he Was gnne but an hour and returned with nine large, fat ducks. Onr evenings were spent around thecainp fire, listening to voyageur songs, and stores of camp-lifo by Frank, while he na.? iu the employ of the Hudson's Bay Company on the Saskatchewan, interspersed with tricks of jugglery, by one of the party, winding up, ot course, wun a mover oi "om sledge." tne tnira uay, we starten lor nome, ti the river, running the rapids aliove Knife portage, in canoe.-', llns seems a perilous undertaking, as the least deviation from tht channel, would dash the canoe on thc rocks ; but, guided by the Indian, the passage is a safe one The falls, nnd their surroundings, in grandeur, arc but little short of Niagara, fully equal to the (lennessee, and far sur pass those of St. Anthony and Min-ne-lm-ha. Politics is Califounia. The latest in telligence from California indicate that the Lecomptou Democracy will be likely to car ry the State. The Republicans and anti Lecomptou Democrats failed to unitn on a Congressional ticket, each organization pn ferring to stand by its own ticket and 1 defeated, rather than, by waiving some iui.nn differences, unite and achieve a glorious success. The Republican Central Committee state that the fault lies at thc door of the anti-Lecomptonites, who failed to come to any understanding with them, although they (the uuti-Lecomptonites) made the first advances, which met with a liberal response on their part. One of the candidates on the Republican State ticket resigned in favor of the snti-Lecorapton candidate for thc same office, but it was thought the Republicans would supply his place by a new man. Governor Walsh, ot Kansas Ternlory, l as decided that the returns of the vote on the Wyandotte Constitution i , i t must 1 returned to him, and not to the iii, and not to tin President of the Com ration, us directed by

tlie ordinnrc linnicd at WraBdottC. Feat- j vessel?, ciitircl v w itboiit yard.-5. Mie lriiie thnt some sinmter niTSalaai mnv ! ' mmkj halt the uumU-r of meii to work

taken of this contlict, the UepuMicnn Conti 1 'onnuiltctt havo tnketi a Mfise precaution. by rciu- i n.' tin ii h ,-ml to send ceiti6eil j copies ol the re?tilt to ero Ii of tLc BBfpOicd I., it S . I . .H . ... j .. .....1 ..la I I. . tiuiv,.. lLa ......... -I I-"- - e - one to laeGovrmor und one to the Frfiil... i .... .1 i; uriiv oi niv ' hi. i n inn-, giinruino agaiit-t any toebuic'islit y which may Lo used to detfat tht admiisioii ot Kansas as u Suite Lefote the next Congress.

jhtrj The v ip-tlam - committee in Lalav-

,.tto pari h, Lnuisiiuvi, whow cont.-t with band of outlaws we noticed some timel ,ur() have route, m Uo if turfc's.. oi-nre. i-e ftnd tyrannical in then rule eotr the parish, I that ahirge number of the orderly inhabi- I tant3 have called for tht intervention of the Covernorand .State militia to put down the vigilant", whose conduct is more out rajreous than that of the outlaws. - In Northern Illinois and Wisconsin, the hay crop is very short, and the severe drouth of the autumn has compelled farmers in those regions to resort to their winter haystacks to keep the eattle alive. This state oi niaucn exists m many ,ria oi Northern Ohio, Western isew iorK, and in Vermont and New Hampshire. It is said that in many places there will be great difficulty in keeping the cattle through the winter. Sri? To exhibit the progress iu the size of Ocean steamships, the following statement is made. In ltil'o the largest steamship that had been built, was 122 feet keel, and 27 feet beam. In 1835, the largest was 182 feet long with 28 feet beam. In 1838, the Great WcsUm was built 23C feet long and 35 beam. In 1844, thc Great Britain was launcbed, 321 feet on deck, with fifty-one feet beam. In 1853 the Himalaya was put afloat and measured 370 feet long and 43 feet deep. In 185Cthe Adriatic was built 354 feet long and 50 in breadth. In 185U the Great Eastetn was launched, being G30 feet long and 83 feet in beam. Thus, the ocean-going steuiner of 1859 is nearly six times thc length of that of 1825, whilst thc difference between the tonnage is still more iu favor of thc latter. The en tire freight of the Great Eastern, with coal and cargo, is thirty thou-and tons, which is greater by eighteen thousand tons than that of any vessel now afloat. TK. sew York Htrald comes out slrorigiy jn avor ef R second Democratic (i,..vitioii to the Charleston Convention, to u. ..-octed ,y Congressional Districts. This course will probably 1 adopted by a portion of the dissatisfied Hards, who weie sold out very cheap at Syracuse oodi organ istii.it will doubtless in due time ! brought into requisition for this purpose Twenty-one of the delegates to the latu Americau State t'on vc-ntion of Ne w York have published a protest against the action ot that body. They express their . mortification at " beholdiug the Amei i can banner trampled iu the dust,' and no- . u: .1 . . . : . : . i... . IHMIIIHJ men Uriel 111 I UO IO! 1 IIOI IO IW I1.U- " bartered at will, but to om-:o. the moi, grel ticket selected at Dtiea o,"Mad do, mad dog, is the general cry now, and ieihai lliere. is c m n lor an r ' excitement, but the excitement is still greater unionist the ladies and public geuerally, to obtaiu some of the ( heap goods sold st a EuBicii Co. s, such ns plain and m v 1 . m s rs 1 1 I 'rt l I"4,u,! ,or -ff cenis. ,,,e -"nos - cents, Union and Basket Plaids 2f and 30 cento, theltest Prints in America, fcc m , i ki DKjL i lie iitiuiciici' i mil li"iell'.'l IO .'ir. iv - rcti s oration at me installation oi tue Webster Htatue being limited to the numbe? admitted to a lare hall, he has, bv puby conismted to repeat it, on the osplam.de before the .State House, in Bopton, on the first fair day. The Happifst Man. Undo Sam. ITawkon- a St- Louis P'oneer, nearly forty years ftK, and now a Pike 3 Peak pioneer, writes an entertaining letter lo the St. Louis Dem ocrat about his trip to Ienver City. Going out he met hundreds of returning miner.', aud he thus pictures the happiest man of the lot: 0f all those we met. I raw really but one happy man, and he was the happiest man that I have seen since I lett St. Louis. He was riding on his horre, laughing and highly pleased with his violin in hand, play nig tne " Arkansas traveler, nml, on incruirv. he said ho was " coinc home to see Katy and the baby.' A Wealthy City. The Providence Journal contains a list of more than two hundred jiersons and corporations in Providence that arc a& eased lor property to the amount of 50,000, or upwards, each. The whole valuation is $20,526,200, the rate of tax 80 cents on each 100, and the entire tax is :.2,200. ArrROACiuxo SLAroitTEiioF Office Holdkks. "Occasional writes to the Pbiladel1. 1 i puiaxrCT. The A 1 1 in in ist rat ion has determined to PMMW Um Wr POa Judge Douglas in its Wsl Qflmire form. Every office holder suspected of the slightest leaning towards me Illinois s;in'inin is io oc insiantiv uecapitated. Th first victim will undoubtedly Is-1 Ion. James T. Faran, present Postmaster tif Cincinnati, and one of the proprietors of the Cincinnati Enquirer. CovvicTKii. Ceo. O. Atherton teller in the Southern Hank ot Missouri, has !.:. convicted of embezzling the fuuds of the hank to the extent of forty-seven thousand dollars, nnd sentenced to live years imprisotinient in the ienitentiary. A Haiiiluirg paper contains a notice of the arrival there ot two Yankee crafts, "all the way from the interior of North America and" direct from Milwaukee, in I Wisconsin, on the Michigan Sea She is the paper, ' with Canadian tiuibvr, nnd the most uoticable thine; ill suit i r -r l ! ,,irl Imvinp- eah cHih lnre snil, unlike our ner is iifi ma sis, eiicii mane oi utie ?ni a . her that our vr . ls oi the s iuie sie reqaire." B ;tN'V A peiitleni in fr.itii Grunt, eounty, Ky., had Ins jaxkcN picked of $2,600 ip II . .. .... ..l ie... r, I .. 11. ...o ....... .u u.i . iir-sjsj pi-throimh a rowd It was --n udruili i ...iii... . . . i v .unic insii ue uni not uisoovcr me lo: oi bis wallet till be ha.1 reached his hotel : No d.-tivtioii tollowed, and tlm tmef ba ' probably e-Knped with his lurge booty

1 hot ollins steamer, uamc, Attn-

.' and Atlnitu; have been purchased by the Horth Atnktic Stuamahw Company. Tin v have lcen refitted throughout, and arc now adapted to the California trade. These steamers are safe, capacious, and well ventilated, and the fact of their being placed upon this route will, undoubtedly, tend to increase the travel to California. Pa?sengers now have a speedy transit on the Isth mus Koad, and the steamers on the Pacific ftrp Rlpead . filvorRbly known. The , , ,- , efiuipp0(i nnd thc cnl,re ypyftge cftn u maJe with lhe grpateflt r,fort an1 n. t0 bcaUb and without - - . tietenll0n It i3 anticipated that the passwin 9QQn madc iQ eigbtcen drty3. adrertisement. 8r3a W. F. Stoxk, Esq., former editor of the Enguirer, of this city, left on Wednesday morning last, for Dacotab city, Nebraska. He has received, we understand, a lucrative appoiutment in thc Load Office at that place, under Dr. Graff. Mr. Stoxh is a young man of talent and energy, who will carve a way for himself to fortune, in the New Territory. 8Pi Ladies aud gentlemen, thc weather i . . . . wing so uutavorable yesterday that H. Nelson k Co. were unable to close out those fine Dish linens, therefore they will be sold this morning at ten o clock, at which time the hsdies and gentlemen who wish good linens will io well to attend, as there is a fine lot of the goods yet unsold A Partskk WaNTki). An excellent chance is ottered in our advertising columns for a person with a small capital to go into the milling business. The mill referred to is well located, and has a home demand for all it can make. The proprietor is a good mechanic and miller, and only needs a little out-door assistance tu make a profitable business. Canal Iikms. The 1'ntrcess came in Wednesday morning from Petersburg, with 200 bnsbeln of wheat and Hd barrels of Hour. She left in the evening for Petersburg uith salt and merchuitdi. e tor that 1 tint. The AtrtfiM cam. in on Wednesday evening from NeW berry with 21o Uirrels flour, a lot of feathers, kc. The Washington cntne in on Weduesdav evening from M illersburg, with 50 baireU flour. She left yesterday for the s.irue. place, with merchandise. The Transit came in yesterday from Newberry, with wheat and staves tt&T John J. Hayden and John P. Leinmon, Esqrs., have purcbaMod the Rising Sun 9Stitort of Wm. H. Gregory, who retires from the business. Mr. Gregory was a member ot the last Legislature, aud has the repect of all who know him. Die new scats in the Representatives' asumgion, are rooiry nua comas . ist a m ''ill! V.l 1 1 t I is Aa li 1 3 in i i T , it UTaI I il.k , - r anythiug in them but attend to business They are of oak, with massive cast-iron supports, so listened into the flooring as to be fixtures. The plan cannot be possibly changed until a recess of Congress. A locomotive attached to a freight train on the Ualtiuioro k Ohio Railroad, exploded on Monday evening last, near N heeUr g, and killed the conductor, engineer and fireman, and badly wounded seven other persons, all employee? of the ComP" .The fam on 4 All England of Kleven, are to visit Cincinnati ami have a friendly contest with twenty -two Western player?. They will be in that city some time in the latter part of next month. The gentlemen who are to contend with the Eleven, will be selected from the best players in th Western cities, and it is to be hoped will afford the English gentlemen a little more nmusement than did the Canadians. The contest will take place on Walnut Hill, when the grounds will le fenced in, commodious seats arranged, and one dollar ladies half-price will be charged for admittance to witness the whole match. .AH the "rich leads" in California haven't ls?en exhausted yet. A hunter in Touliimne county, in climbing down a ravine after a lear, struck a lead which yielded in one week $7,000. John C. Krc mont is taking about ?5,000 a week out of his mines at Mariposa. A man near Placcrville, in prospering a decayed quartz lode, took out in a few days $4,000. In Rockbridge county, Va., a man Was bitten on the -ight hand by a copper head snake, and died in precisely twentvtour hours after not of the bite, but of the qUrtrt oi whisky which they administered t n m on the '. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. North Atiuufic Steamship Co.! Mm, B A N PKAMCI800, vis Panama BslhssJ, and ronnei litiK only with steamers lldii (ialf, l.olden An, JuIiu I.. ! il. ii, aud Aouora, uf the 'ticiSc Mtil fiteamthif Comfmmmm nnsssM, lin t Is AtpmKMl. The splendid alesmshlps K4LTIC, AbBlATH", AND ATLANTIC, Having Iwen entirely relttled anil sdupted tn tlie nl iti n ma trsiie, will lieieal er rau mm alnira. I n -in. this pott ou lliu 5th aud 'JUtb uf ea h aioiitli, fitmi lbs i i nl Usual iti.ct, N iim Hiver. mFwssSjpata sad Mails will ! furwunk"! Ly Pan. una Itail.oad, and connect at I'ansaia ith the I' .. Mail M. ...-.". i j Company'.'1 inv iiin--iit ! MsssbsMm, srhlrh will I in rsaliness and leafo . u . ! in i n in , I-. , i i . i , i i r , in' i- i j ne. win i.t. em-

haiksil Iieeot expense Irom ll.lli id, ty CoMpa I swp-'' T. Kkl'.Mi Ki l Posej 's Klo k nv's sie.tmlKatTAI((MjA. - aa. mdtmmmt vress want An exp. rieme.1 Siunreon is attached to each ship. , ' M T " Mi rage pa-outers l-und iu cooked f r..i0.oi.s, I Mf A bd n, Jars of vaiious Ma-e put up expreH,leeMinK.su.1 alt. ndsnc . It is helmted that the . ,v f, r Ui") 7. ' ","1. ..comim-Mic.sIl .t.h l by tlie ,bove nl.ips.ue un- , t,,A McltiHNSTuN, I s Block, .,.pa,. l.y .. . the world. The public an- in- "I' Mhi" "tr-''t' "r t. lined Ibal Ihv m9. Jt.M. Me'" ulwavs have N k. f g tSi . v. ' H ... t. 1 1 1 MVXKt

Olt MOKt. KX'I bA -1 I A M I I. N.i . at Paiiaiua. retily rr F.ea, lo avoid any (m.-iI i detention ol rwpseaoses MuiIk, an I inbai a tlo-ir pusweimern j In st.-amli il k . I . .. . . . .1.1.1. , . l... . , v ..th.-.. Ill' I I.I' I .I. ,...... onT II... Wh .il. f-.t ot Canal street. No, lb River, to WIII.IAM U. WicKHAM sept U t-'Jad Hi.f.vru Jt rjju r.yMM mirm WW a MAI I t 'APITAL. A cisfn who has j a mill, with a irosl appualus for mukiiiH flcair.and j , to wbi.1, is attached ulrcuk,r saw, haviag evbaiur-l.-.l Iim .. m.,. ... . ...... I... 1.1 lulll ....wla . , .-1 , " " ,, . . . i MSI 'll" a Sttl til c.pll ll to buy I.i at ..n I to ope.rtle lie-estiil In-liiiieli' Ihereis a home ihtnialid el K'"-ei BSt CSS in tlie lowulor all tlie mill cau .iodace. I I.j ih.inc - i an excellent one fcr a ood nivcstuieiil Apply to tic editor of thu Journal, sept .0 ti

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

mbewl.ih wjbasii j-a mm. The steamer K ATE SAE ('II KT, Dusouchet, SI t r, has re sumed hot trips U tween Kiaosvil mill all the placea on tne Wat asH below lut son ville. She will run regularly during the Mason, leaving Evansvillo on Thursday of each week. For freight or passage, apply on board. sept.! LADY EQUESTRIANS. 1ESK Jl HE MJIMtJS'O JJVO W.I.I. WW have on exhibition at oar next Faira splendid RIDINU 11 AT, which we shall give as a side premium to the best Lady Rider. Those interested will please rak not ire. YACTIER A MAKCONNIRR, sepn Main street. MEDICAL NOTICE. MMHH. M. J. BBM VJJX'n I'. W MW YFll have this Jay amH:i;4ted theniaelv.i to-p-lhr in the practice of Medicine ami Singer, under the Ktylo of BRAY 1 SAWYKR. Roth having had long experience iu dieir profession, they feel a conAdeuce that by strict att-nti n, Iheycan give satislaction to all who may favor them with their pat rouage. Office on First street, opfiosite tlie Postofflee, w here one or the other cau at all times, during their office hours, he found ready to attend to professional business. Office hours from 9 to 12 A. M., aud from 2 to f P. M. M. 1. BRAV, M. D V. W. BAUM.U. M. P. sep'-Sind i'w'imMMet 9 rut tbls assorted Nuts; in caks French Prunes; ) ' ' l uxes Raisins 2 casks fine S. Ft Indijro ; 100 ketr Soda; 10 bbls Alum; lun kegs pure White I . . J . W kes Zinc; 20 do. Toy Backets; SO boxes Kxtrsct t LofVoel ; 'j Imjxvs Oream Tartar. Kundry other too numerous to mention, Just received ami for sale by Sep 29 PRKSTON Bi:HS. FRE8H O Y S'TEH's nBiKMVKn this ur, i. Mm, Kx press, dirt-i t from Baltimore, clioicn seleeted OYSTERS, in cans and h -!f can. Ossa trial will be sufficient to prove the superiority ot these Oyters over any other braml receivetl iu tin . mar ket. A constant sueplvwill lie on hand during tlie se:ison. K'i.-lv I N T. IT UN U K A Cti , scj2?l Sele Apents, 4T Mi in street. REMOVAL. mi. u r. H.i inn, mom us o i.i Tiff Mw ' nrrsii .i.v am stTr,EOJ', Bvnsrille, Iiiil., has removed his office to North Third street, near Main, our Biker t Foster's Law Office. sep'20-lin mmmm Mifavarti mmxiem so. m 1 Kire t'rackcrs Just receivel and for sale bv aep29 P It KrtTON B Hi IS . jrt cvw a .4 a . i i o WrS i. 5 Wm Large si.e heavy Uuuny Bs-i, in store ami f.rsaleby PKKSTON BRtiS. .. G. SMITH, .. V U V SM I I . No. 1H Mais street. Cor. Ssveuth,. s r a r r l l e, i s v . j i R.ITFt I FOH THK WITPJT wiC , l. i. ldUw-t tipiii th w, hej leax eto infxrni tin ir tiismiit and tlm coiuumiiity iu feuuial, tii i! uiibthe aid ( netv ma. lniu rv, ility are ensbled to tsrn ont work superior to that ot any E.iit sra uiaks. Those who wish tn havo I TOOL8, an I at the enniu tiiue encuurare imnie iiihiiiiIu lure, can supJy IkSBSStVes at IhelscloTJf. Handel Axes, H'"-s, Ihaw Kuivss, Pork Rssvers, Millers' 1' i ks, said LJ i Ti. uf all ku,.linadt ! douhle icliurd ctst steel, and ft trranteil ...ii..l p auy to use. epi-'Jm fsmtt msva1, ijva fmm mmimt. A floe two story Inick Dwelling House, with Vaid ftllud with abriibliry, aud with oat-l nildings i in pit , ou Luoust strort, for sahj cbeap fur caali. Alee, a good two story brick. Dwelling I . u- - on I 'berry street, adjuining tlie Ute residence ot Jmlpc Kostsr, br sale ( heap lor cash, or ou s short crilit Alio, 11 mi res ol good land uear lliill'n Budge, and adji'iiiiiig the city of Kvanaville, noitb el tln ' iii.il, for rent for Ave or ten years, by II Q. WHKELKK. sop27 Third street, opposite oiut floite ATTENTION, LADIES ! ! ! -j an:. ir hjilk uv miftm lmjs-e.v WW h) 11. NKL.suN A ' ,. ii Wr.liidty, r-..i J 'III, Ht Mstock at the Ail. tu n tooiits, COTSSI of Thir.l and Main streets, Kvaiuwlle, Ind. P.s-it,w ly withsMst rasurra, sail wilhawt regid to csst. s In . hud well snorted stock of IRISH LINENS, Coca prised, in pert, of Tiei Unen ! r Shirtiur, Liueit lr I'mtergarnieiits, Liuen lor lnl.tiwear, Toweli, Breakf.ist an I Ihitaer hapkius, lileacbcd and unbleached, iloiible and aiiif.lt nin Daniai k Table -Cloths, of any si7e yon may rwqnire. Ladies' and Gents' white Linen Pocket llaudkeirhisfs. Pillow -f'a-e Linen, toj?i-ther with r.ny nthei art trie you may tosirsls the I ' Linen line. All the aliove po'xli are new and warranted p-i -feet, sud have been brought here direct from Irelasd by th present owner, but as he intends changing Iim buines, all of the goils mint aiid will I -old on the ilsy sluivs nmuijoued, at wb:li ver pi n they niay bring. Merchants, II t-l het'ii-rs, and heads ot families, and all other-iui, weir or us Jgtfgft "JgSSi ft. NELSON Jt t'o., Irish Linens, and the Ladies in particular, are re-sepj7-t ('nr. Maio and Third sts. . :- iO ii.i i i- uk i s WW u .mil nico, jut receiwd and l-ir :ile l.y afM HAS. MeJOIINsToN. VMJWmurViJWKHi--6 UVHmtels of the finest ever o ai red for sale iu this m.uk-t, ji st iii eivedsad for sale cliean lv Bast 9 ('HAS. Mc.lOIINSTON. EVANSV1LLE TEA STORE. WO mm UK. is, MJ .ill. t eKi.m: if. rial i eutrei like Bostoa, New i k . and Ktansville, liu-inoss is Rfdtully classify uik itxdl, thns HlVordiiiK goods to dealera anil mi. unices at batter rHti-.; tliereforn, reulv.-d, that MB ileal in TKA.TUHAi VO, '., Ac, instead of gtatwl (fmd HSKi We !..; leave to call attention to our large ami well selected stock of goods IS onr line: 1 Hi clients and c.tdiliri assorted 1as. IS lioxew TTSbl'lll. lnti.ooo Ogata, Mil" 111 irk inn. a fill boxes QnSM Apices. IS Ml.s Vinegar. Ml grosx C. it s' Matcbes. a bagsljraiu Pepper aiel Spies. liHl Mis Wrapping Pajs-r. .Vi nvims Wilting do 4,Jts Paper l!a-s, a--ntel tizn, ry convenient lor retail pnrpws. Mnitiinl, in in ill an I I it,-" tin can. Common and fancy Camlie. Kntteri ofi.ti, Ac, witb many oilier aiti'lr- n-mlly kept In mii Ii stores. - ik in.-i I Tea - 1 t it l.e iii.ilerafiM 1 that we are a lis i ue a IsH Tea. ami "ill sell ;oi Tea St 4V, jO.-, iK; lb , 7is , 7.h , We, m , l, ami tM wr i uihI We also have Ta- put tip in 2, 4. and t. It, caddies to our oritur, toll to luiuili.. If yoa aant t,o.xt and cheap Tsa, call ou us Kot lhe prt -ent iu Posey'f Kleck ; alter (lie l.'.ih I Ocliibsr, m IVmOSV! new Block, on r'irat utreet. tr Call and gt sonio Tea. K H HA BIN A CO. OsT" K . 'i iiited, f.r Jrserie. oi iVk Euiiiirer copy.) Sic, m iifl ohs. lo libls Kye, various liiands f do i. i.i i .ii, do do ltl do Common Wlii-ky. 1 BSSft Port u , ... 'i Mi- Cinder Wiue. FT sale, wli.ilen.tle and letail. st , W just NMM an t loi sale by sep-c CM AS. M.JoUNSTuN M boxes, and loose, just tvesived and In sale in i -' purcbs,r.s. by CMAB. McJohnsi.iN nh oltACCO A.l ClUAUSM lo boxes YimuiaTotmrco, assorte.1. hi nids lbs, 4t Xs, le. ami e, lump loo , eddies cfn.ii CbeWlllx M HO, WUU luipot led t.ei man and rlavami t tgxi s o-W Halt SpHni-l, Cigars. For sale I.v kSOtg WHEKLKR ,t KIOOS AfiOB OfSTBM dor.eu 1 Kiean Fi eah Core O vat are.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HENRY WARD BEECH ERS Published weekly In "THE INDEPENDENT!" wjv amnTiojy rm rmti i.ti:u. m eating matter coatained iu every successive number of TAs Indeptudemt, tlie pstdiaher is happy to announce that the Sunday M orniug Seraioss ot the Uev. Heisy WasnBsscasB will afipesr exclusively in its columns every week. They are the only reports gtrsn t th press which receive revision from the author's own band. Among the other special contributors are the follow ing well known w riters : Aff.S. H AHMET BEKCHF.R STOWS, Jfee. GEO. :. OU KM K rt, sm JQHM if, W UITTIF.U. TKUMs Two Dollars a yeM.t payable iu advance. Address JOSEPH U. RICHARDS. Publi.-dter, No 5 Beekmau street, N. Y. ug Vor aids by all Mews Agents. epai-dAw 1 w Thomas Redmond Wholesale and Ket ail Dealer In (Jroceries Produce, & Liquors, YY. 1359 Pouty't Black, Main St. Tub tjjs'it km hi ariK n, mj vmjs'u removed to No. 132 Poeey's Block, Main atreet, aud disposed of his old stock of Groceries. Is Just receiving a new and enlarged assortment of QROCKR1KS, LIQl'OKM, Ac., which be will sell, either at wholesale or retail, as cheap as can tepurcliatd in this market. Hating purchased my stock bar cash, I cau sell uiy n at Mauul'actitrcra' prictsi. To my old csslountrs liotb, iu town aud country, I teuder my grateful nckuowJaslgmoHta for isst favors, and hope by stud attention to husiswes to merit a continuance of their patronage. mT GooJm delivered in any part of the city free of charge. eep2C T. KKDMOND. THE EVAXSVILLE INSURANCE COMPANY, (.'.' i'' '.-'i. ,i .in i Incorporal- J in i :,,) TAKtS STEAMBOAT HULL, -AVI FLAT BOAT RISKS, At low rates, and adjusts losses fairly Slid piouiptlv. Capital, - - - $250,000 OFFICE On Water street, well known ss lhe Cms I ltank. WM. T. l'AGK, Fscretur. vV m. T. Paso, INSURANCE A (J EN T, For Iim following well known Companies . Charter Oak Insurant e Corujatii, CAPITAL tKsj.inS! Connecticut Innurance Company, CAPITAL OjajsS8 Pmmrim Innranc Company, CAPITAL ffsm.isw Park Insurance Company, CAPITAL jno,nis f ortllasd Insuranc Company, CAPITAL 1 200,1 J0 Takes all kiuds ot risks, aud adjusts losie" promptly. Policiea for Life Insurau e issued iu the Knickerbocker Lift Insurance Companu, Ot New York CAPITAL AMI SURPLUS HW.O0n Of which HOMM is deptsdted with Shu OessOtrolbsr of the htatv ol New York, aeptt IssdlssO 4k t JS'UmiKH. lo dos Brooius. lo Ont Buck. U. in dot Tubs, assorted sizes. 2 caesn No. I Matches. I hints i inn. Sngar lO sacks Coflev 0 c bests Twa. . 2r. IwtKS Flour, evtru brand lo OosesSonp. ltl Ooxen Caudle. L . keys NaiK st T KKDMOND'8, ssp27 Pussy's Blues.. W. RKHH HI TTKH.- iH t its. J'0. 1 M I'duoUtaia Butter, at T. RkUMOND S, spH INsiay'e BkKk, HKLI. HANGING. mKHhO.S WISH t.VH ftOOH OB B ROOM BF.LI.S put up, cbsngwd, or rpai;ed iu a neat uud subtnntial m.iuiter, tit have it idle prowpll.v aud at fail pricea, by leaving their old. w at Mr. W. Caldwell's nlvle, or St the M m-cai IIiiisd. 1 uii jnnt polling over a spell of sickness, aud would feel thankful to the citizen I'm all lhe work limy rwii gid m in my hue. It my wmk down lint MSStiafsrfJOa, I OS Hot Ssk . ait) Uo.m ibrciics miii ba f ivsu. sepX4 ANIIKKW BLACK. m noon iv a. M sal. Inquire of sp24-lw OF OXB. tOB YICKKRY BUOS Watches and Jewelry. P. L. CEISSLER, MAIN T., BKTWEIiV THIRD AND FOURTH, OPPOSITE COl'KT HOLBE. MM- r.vv ji st uKTt u.y-ti it 1 1, i MM the East, where he has purchased s beautiful assortment of WATCUK, CLOCK, aud .IKWKLKY of erery des-1 riptiou, the undersigned is prepared to suit port-haters in every particular. He invites an examination of his goods and prices. P. L. UIESSLF.R. V B. Watches ami Clocks repaired and war-rtnl.-d. sep2.i-dlv ft MIT H IsKjTil. OMBKBBBJVT WW brsmls, some of it wurranled pure and full weight, for sale ai low us at any bouse in the city. eep2t W. H. P. STODDABD. (B i.BT OB HOOTS, Sliol.s, JKJS'B 9 B CORN Mi A I. at auction, at our Auction Rmoiuh, mi Sal 1 1 nla v uioruiin; lit u'clo.-k : 1 sacka t Vru Meal ; :' p i.i il - Kliia-s ; 0 do do Boots ; 20 do Luilies (isilers ; lido Misses' Shoes; A t c Currants. A Due lot of Renil-3f.vle ( lothlnc. Ac. sepU-td H. NELSON A CO. WJ1 1. S (TIO.- J O Ttl'K. Ktatf or fssiMZd A!A, YANDEhl'i in. ii Co., Imis Riclitel , Clerk of the VauMii Ian J, Circuit Court, within and for ssld County, ilo I ! certify to the Sheriff of said Vtiuty, what Officers are to I- elsctelat the next general election (in the State of Indiaua), to i. Imld on th second Tuesday in October, A. 1. lw' ', at the different places of holding elect i.m iu aid C nnty, to-v it : A Jndgw for lhe Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, an Attorney Pro.-cutiiie; fat the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, and a County OMasMs. .-inner for the Third Dtstrk t ot Vandsrluirgh Co. -s WlTXEKd, my I, .ii' I ami the. seal of -n S arii I t ourt, at EvansvilU. this 7th day of e AL- September, A. D. 18M. ' LOUIS BICUTEB, Clerk r. C. C. By virtue of the Certificate of the Clerk of the Ynudei hurgh C'ircait Court, of which the u 1 . is a 1 1 ue and full copy, notice Is hereby given to the fasUBed voters of said Cousty, that sn election will le held at the several pre-iHcts In the Towrsliiis if said County, to fill the vacancies alaive certified, SB TWatisj, the 11th day of ftctobOr, A. P. l' j JOHN S. CAVTTT, sep8-l".tilMt $lm,f V.t.U,lur,jk C. THK GREAT EASTERN' ECLIPSED I JM'P THIS JMOJHKJXT TBB JIMMIOjM val of the greatest ship is yet uuecrlaiu ; but it is rejoicing to know that tb stuck of FALL AND W I. VI hi; I)BY GOOHS at Sam. sisBicH A Co.'s is the most complete iu the city ; and as tbey expect to increase their sales largely hy mdlinr. i liesper thau ever, their i n.-tomers stay rely upon getting bargains. Tbey will be pleased to show their at-" fcofg'x.d to all, whether they wish to buy ot mt.Hinl all goods are wsi rallied as repiaseutetl. sepVt TWBBM i&LJJrm mMT. 1,M ba-rs No. 1, full Height, ia store aud foi sale by asp33 6 BO. FQ8TBB A CO. WLOHB. J BULL iffl" OB M all Krades, in barrels and sacks, receiving j daily and tor nale l.y .KO. rOSTk.-K A CO Ji I UOMmMA 1E $M OES ft J JIUK Will ri.BJHK T.IHI 4 vartlcular aotlre that I am goiiig to pay tuaiki-d stteiilioti to the uiauufurlnrs of Lsdiek', ! Misses', and Children's h.Hsi of all kinds. Ia ! cane i -.u. i -ncv, iuilie-i i an have shoes mil-' within four L no uotii . ll auy one doasta th tact, let them try it. i. .nil. n.. ii will deasa call aad see the leu. - ami dm ahle styles of Fall and Wiutel Hoota 1 am i, i making. WANTKH -Immediatelv, ten or Iw-leh god ) in iitiyiiieu, for men ' aud women'a weak rive iiigbet wages will la paid In caeh. -.t. l JoMN KAslH, N- tiSeioud t mm s TJirmmm. muAimmmi. at ' . assorted kiads, larra else, for sale at uiarg YICKERY BROS fii Mail, sliest.

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TO MERCHANTS AND MILLINKK.s ' CIXCJXXA TI SILK HOUSE. W. P. DEVOUT R0CKW00D, So. S3 I'll ALL HTLEET, Wholesnle dealers iu Bonnets, Flowers, SHAWLS. fl.oAKS, DREW THIMMISUS, HOOP SKIRTS, LACE EMBROIDERIES, WHIM GOODS, GLOVES, c. 0, tirT Inpccfmkmts offered to CASH sml KIlOKT-TIME BUYBKA. sept 21 II I'. III. tOt, B BOCK U'OOII ii I II.IH.'i .njTKHIJ I.. i,0t lights 8X10 window sash. 200 " 10X12 XAW fXtg a, l.-MS) 111X14 " IJOQ " 10XJ VM) panne! Door?: assorted. 2W Irfixi- assorted Window Glsss -.nn kegs Nails. Just received and for sale by WHEELER a BIGGS. JM BTTMtB OB MJBJrOBHJWVB To OB . ERY ONE, WITHOUT EXCEPTION. MILLER & NIKHAUS, at the new Ley Goods Moi... 4?, Main stn-et, ttween First and Seer. ml street. Lvansvillr, lud., are now iu daily receipt of tlmir new and splendid stock of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS Tbey are delermim ! t.. sell and please all. They request their fair customers and Uie balsacs ot uiaukiud to pay them a visit, take a view of their Kood, satisfy their tasle, and in their at.K k l th.. season. The stock consists of a great va riety of sgfticles too numerons U Bpecify. MILLER A KIEIIADS, Cheap Cash Stors, imfH 4.1 Main street, Eransvilk. W. II. MmiN4LD , . r. a. sabik McDonald .j sabim, (Jcneral Insurance, Real Estate, awn Collecting Agents, s gmi b- l.tt HKLL It I.J I. MHTJiTB BB ol all descriptions, R ut Houses, Sts u re ami I olle. t Claims, atHl Pay Tax4h W ill niMiie, a:-.aiml hwa or ilssrage by fire, BuildIngt Mer hamlie, l' ional Pna-rty, ami lhe perilel inlaml ii nis- ilinii , kI-.i. h. Ii. i i t iiidlvnluals against Die ibiiigersaud nccidenU ol travel, iu the fallow nit reliable duijianie : Indianapolis In surani . ( ' lup.iuv ; KeiiiK un lusnrauceConiaav , Kcle liiHiiinin . C,.ni anj ol Clio iunali , Ohio Lit. Insurance C-ompany. I' nnanei t slks iu Filer's new building. eeoond fl.Mir ; for the present iu I'nsey's Block. Spt -I drtoTTxht yj ksb 7i siTka TtlMu L- iu bags assorted No.a Cotdm Yarn. V bales No. 1 CmilieltoU Patting SO i ..i I- tluttoa Twino M bafs :iMidk Wh k. 10 Isigs Cat pet t'tia.li. For sale I.v m pSI VT HEELER A RlOGS WMOC&K kMVLAKli TO tiAt&J-OBW OT mm tlmnii ImmiIiIuI plates al.. ut Kvausvill, witb mk- aero pbvatsd in bwitfW viuea, and five or eleven in canleu. hi the pnidiaser may desire a good well on lhe premise?.. 1 1 sdl bo offeied at priate ale il n I o. U...ir the '2tMh of thetnontli. lliMuboce roperty will lie put tip st auction ami "lil to the high-! didder Teams luade known on the daV or sale. I'll I I. KLoNlCHKR. Stnugtosai, I ml , Sept. -M EVA N SVITTlK ii AS-LIGHT CUHPANV rmTHL KLt.t LAH A SKI' A L BFET1SO OF M the Stockholders is the Evausv illr Gas Light Couipauy, for the pui pix of chousing three Direc tnrs to serve daring lhe eniMiiiiir year. Will behold st thu Company's offb-e, on las-ieit street, between the Imurs of 10 A . M and 4 P M , on Monday, ths 'Jiitb dsv of OcKiIkiI Dtlt. sep'.'ItJ i ii. KEATS, Pros' t JOo.'.li I t'A S ttF HHAESAXAK M ut mnles.aud s two-horse wagon and harms. The property il uot disposed of by private sate ly thu ,.'ili iut., will be sold at auction. A rare I am e l ! ii I'-ii.iin KM I" ImU Alio, -A-$ aciea oi land, Hnely timbered, situ uted loin miles f rum the lily, on the Ml. Verm n noA Foi forthei iiiformatiou ss to tt-nn?, A inquire at sept'--' td RMR(H'H BREWERY. " BE'L LtJTlruk HALE. THE FA UM K K Oil A M a th.- uld W hetstone Stone place." ou th new p. i. i nl.urli road, thitw aud a half Siileefrom KvsiibVille. coiilainiiif: ho acres, GO of which are uu der cultivation Tilers are three never-tail . prini's of vHlcr , a gis.sl frame dwelling, contain iOa siv rooms; a inminodiou bsrnsud other build ins, all of hi. h are new and conveniently srrsug cil. Thern are alno alxuit 'Jts trust trees, com priitig s great variety of Apple, Pear, Peach, Plnm, ijuinco, Cherry, dc Fem es sud other improvenients srs in complete order. Km I ii i i In i pnrtiru.arH, apply to mo on tbsprem -test, or st the sloie ot Yi kery Biol hers, bi Mam f ti-eet, Kv ausviile. . -. .t.'.' .1.1 1 WM. YICKERY. at OAKLEY'S. W OJKLK1T A9.V, JVO. JTOMTH mM O First street, sre in reoeiit ef a large sto. k ot Carpets, Kloor, TM, and Mtair Oil Cloths , W indow Shadce, Ktair Rials, Cotton, I. men, Woolen sud Silk Damasks; Uti. Mais, Bleached and Brown Muslin, Ctton and va , . Flannels, Cotton aud Linen Sbeetinfra, all gradua and si7.es -f blankets, all ijUalitics of Shawls, Knitting Yarn, ami foil iu Hosiery and Cloves; Catiiffs, CSssi meivM, Cloths, Children, Plaids, Meri. f s, I.adiv lress Uo.l-. ISlk, IBerages, Plain aud Figured Del. nines, Jarniiet aud Xwiaa Muslins, Embroldei , i.uil bnibroideri-.) C dlaia. Wimleu CimmIs, ell 1 el. -oi Worwtyt aad Qieawd falicoes, Uiuglmms, I'm hrellas lor to-nt, l.a.li. aud Misses; II oops, Hcop Skil ls, Ac, wliii Ii ate oflered lor i ash at ruasouabl pi icen ami one rire to all. We also have on hand a large amount of Folk. Lard, Molasses, mid Whisky t -ooperag. Orders tiled at short notice ami towp-rteea. seplfi-Im CRESCENT CITY GALLERY. WF. A LL lollow inter. ! iu spite of vaiu talk. Ami loth. vho deal lairly, to them we shooli walk , Now, you who wan! Pictures, Uth (heap and first rate, Bring your dicn.s to .-..Mil I IS Gallery, (yoo don't have to wail), lie fears uo competition from one or the othsr. Hut looks upon each .as a friend aud s br-dher; lie cares not for show, nor puffing, nor blowing, Mork soirees, or fcaismmi, assuredly knowing That he makes the trade, who gives moat for tic cub ; The people care nothing about any grand splash Now, all aim want Pictures, large ones or sssstt, .Shotihl. wil host more ihday, ou Mr. Smith call , The Court Moans. )ou know , just over ths way, Kxamine his Pictures ae knew what you'll nay -The last iu the city, ami cau led be beat In finish or price- and by wa cl a treat. To Ladies and Families ... I, it pay Come alone, Irien.ls, An t ma U-ct it a Anj sepli.-t'.ni "w. K pTstoiTd ard, MT Till mi. II KHTJK HM.IHMMi ll 9 M DUl'C .STORK. N.. 17 Main atreet, con tin in s to keep oil I. amis a lull ami coiiipj supply ol Medicines, Paints, OHs, Varnishes, Class, Brushes, Perfumery, Lamps, Murmur, Flnisa, Ac W hi. h be sells at as low a hgnre as cay boose iu MM hy. Mm i, a larve and varied assertiaeit of AMVItttl'il'K HTOCK. t 'A Hi: LAS, CASES, AS h CHEMICALS, In f I, everything sppei lainilig to tke srt. Ordel s promptly attendwl to, and forwarded by sb-aml ' oi L i.s ..nv part o tin- country. septan J. 11. MAGHEE&CO. (B BB J'0 II BBJIil I BOB Till. 1 1. mYB FALLTBADK, with a slock of CimmIs eery way en i ted to th. wauls of the contttrv, ami invite tin- attention i MERCHANTS to their sxjsaaive aha k f ItoMrXTK' AND I SI PORT KD PRY GOO Is A N! B.xci-. AMI ishoFS, win. h is veiy eotnplete and Very cheep. Ws invile Merchants to vtmmh n tdi-k before going blither from home, as we will fell tbemibei).. than tbey can buy troods el-ewhere and get them h iim seplt jr,twK BBuirrTmrn M s on iin 'l by Mr. Stole, s.ljoiuiu. I'o't Ottii e, HTOMM HOI 1 I.yoa ss a Clothing is lor lent. Kuuuii .,1 Mi . been, ol I It to in oi k I. a r, i tea. i Mas. ki. C. LINi h W i rn, 1 1; mv.ma ti:i. r. -si v c.oci '.... and -n i' io.I Pant Makers, to k i I'aducsh, hj . Good weac given. W.C GRAVES. aed-J- Jt Men bant Tailor, Padu. ah. K i.yriim it ii am u.s buy Liusoed Oil and Faints of all kiaws, i st ent Ii)ti, MiusLes. (.laming Combe, and Tule CololS, S( ll.. I -I l..t s. Ht WM. U. P. STODDABI' S. sp' IffMaiBetfeet Ml ST MM KtWmU TJ'K W lot 9-B ,,f Ami. r. tvpi Cases, Frames, ssd Cheml silircct Irom the Maitulactiiters, for sale st redu - t prices, st WM U . P ST DPaBB .v . nep & 17 stain -tr. t ATIOBBBB! VOBBBM'.WL -mobaif. RioCoaho. . ,Jm,. P.'do Java dn just received and fWWht by .j u FRicTuS BROS