Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 41, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 3 October 1859 — Page 3

OCTOBER 3 AftarvsB. Jrhn A. Fisher, Paducah Messenger, N. Orleans. J. W.CktMU, Cin. Hickman, Cincinnati. John Ball, Cairo. Judge McClur, L'vUto Union, Oram River. MNMff) J- W. OssSsSSSSaa. St. L'sMaseaagsr, Cincinnati John Bail. Loulartlle Mfcaseaa. Memphis CnJoa, Oreeu River Jadg McClur., Mia Ki Ths wsaiher, on Saturday, was very pleasant, the sun ahiusng beautifully almost all dsy, making quite a contrast with the preceding gloomy weather. Business on the levee was extremely brisk, although twghta ontinned scarce and low. Capt, . Cogens Bowers will shortly assume the clerkship of the Memphis and Arkansas rirer packet Irene. The little Charm was sold st Louisville ou Thursday, to parties from White river, for $3,000, which she cost her owners. She was taken to Jeffersonvills to undergo some repairs. Four-fifths of the Courier the interest of the late Captain Roberts will be sold at Administrator's sale at Wheeling, on Thursday next. The Kate Sarcket abandoned her trp in Wabash, and returned to Mt. Vernon where she discharged her crew. The reason was the insufficient quantity of water. The wreck of the R. R. Adanu , sunk in Red river, has been abandoned, the State employees finding it impossible to remove her, the water being too low to get their boat to the wreck. We notice that an ugly looking "sawyer" has lodged in the channel of the river, just above town, and may do some damage, as it is a late deposit. The Gen. D. Jf. White puts out for Wabash to-day. Shippers should not neglect this opportunity. The New Albany papers are mistaken about the Charley Bowen going into the t'ls between Cairo and Cape Girardeau. Tis true, Capt. Dexter has bad some very favorable offers made in that direction, but we are conSdent he will not leave the business she has built up between here and Cairo so long as she meets with that support she so richly deserves. The Charley is at present on the Ways, at Mouud City. Clothwg. Messrs. Fkbnch k Co. are making rapid sales of their new aud esteu?ive stock of clothing. They are receiving new supplies from the largest Katern manufacturers, and d urinir the Fair week will be prepared for a very extensile demand tor new out-fits. They sell at tbc lowest price" for which goods can be obtained in the city. These houses that adverti.-e are lway. t Inmost liberal in trade. TssBSS couteut with a petty traffic, must uiitke large prohtd ,iinl dt a gotnl dual of chaderiuK to live by it. i A opKirtunity will be offered on the .'7th of tins month, to purchase a nice lot fr a suburban resilience. Mr. Rihraowia ha; cut up his farm of 100 acres, into five acre lots, and proposes selling tbera off at auction. The property has bean placed in the hands of .Messrs. McDonald it Sabi.n, who will take pleasure in i .owing it to all who may desire to purchase. Read the advertisement in another column. &" Mr. G. W. Hawes has laid upon our table a copy of the Kentucky State Uazeitetr and Business Directory. It is quite convenient as a book of reference, and may be worth tne phre to any one looking after localities, hiiine-, ani business men in Kentucky. There is not in this wide world a more valuable institution than a good tailor, hi a well filled dry goods store, where you can procure auy article for gentlemen's or youth's clothing, that you may require, and bave them cut out or made to order on short notice, and at very low prices. Call at HroHta' if you want the above accommodation, and our word for it you will oroe away pleased. A OT it kit Aver ION FOR the Ladiks. We will sell on Tuesday morning, October 4th. at 10 o'clock, at our auction rooms, a lot of dry tfood.-. reninanU, consisting ot wool blanket, domestic delaines, and ten piares of those Irish linens. Also, a lot of china anti glass ware, and other remnants of a store closing out. Ladies, all come and buy, as there is one chinA tea set. ScBoasFkLO. It will be observed by an advertisement, that Messrs. Scbokmkikld k Qbj on Wa'er street bave made a change in their stock, and deal now, principally, in cothing and gentlemen's furnjshing goods. Their stock is entirely new, and of the latest fashions. Those who wish fine goods, at low prices, we recommend them to Messrs S hoknkkld k Co., where small profits and quick sales, and fair dealing is the maxim adhered to. tBjj.Tbe high price of negroes is drawing them rapidly away from Virginia and North Carolina, and the agriculture of these States is feeling the loss. If the abolitionists would be patient, the natural and commercial causes now operating, will reduce ths area of slavery tatter than these sham philanthropists could, if they had full possession of the government and the power to modify the constitution to suit their own wishes. 8a Tbe ship Haltos of Kennebrink, lie. loaded with cotton at New Orleans, fur Liverpool, look fire last week, snd was burned in spite of tbe exertions of tbe firemen, who fought the liamea and kept them under for an hour. When her destruction was found to lie inevitable, she was towed into the river laelow the city, where she was consumed and sunk. Tbe loss is estimated at ;175.000. Tbe ship was insured st ths east And tbe cargo in England. Wantkd. A couple of good brick layers can find employment for some lime by t ailing on Bellamy k Banroan, at Lew . Howe's new building, on First street. V UWT Ralpb Waldo Rraeroosi says tbet wben a msn claim mure consideration tban bis tuculties entitle bim to, be u a politician. Emerson himself then has as fair a title to be considered a politician as any man we know of.

MONDAY MOBBING..

j fGarrison and bis friends bave raised the i cry of "down with the statue of Webster! " ', They are also circulating a petition, requesting the Legislature to remove it from the Sate House grounds, because the great states

man was so unfortunate as to diner ironi the sentiments of that wise and temperste paper, the Liberator. Why don t they demand tnat Webster's remains shall be exhumed and thrown to the winds. gypF" Mr. Wm. J. Stone of Washington City, has nearly completed a coloa-wl plaster cast of " The Hunted Prairie Horse.'- It represents a wild horse, which having been pursued by Indians to the edge of a precipice starts hack with terror on perceiving that his next plunge forward must he in the yawning gulf below. Mr. Stone has been engaged on the work for nearlv four vear aMMMMBBMBB ' Candidates. le are authorise to announce Jullne 8. CATLKTT a a candi.late for "ouiil r I mru mn loner. eepl7 tiatlmr fltatt mmn uii . I A nettn of WILLIAM JERVIS, Esq., sf Perry township, as a candidal for County Coiiiiniswiouoi t i U ensuing election. - fW I mrt remmeelest If nnna-nre .Ifr. THOMAS OIFFORD, of Pen v township. . . can didata for County Obaamtesi m r nt -neitiiiir lection. I I' lV n request etl In inn, I Ihe mssMst of JOHN B. NKKL. of Perry To. nM, aeMsdidate for County Commission.-: it tt,.- u-.i.u.: election. t - mrt rtmuttt t mmnoum the m aa of JOHN HOG UK. of Perry townshi . u- a candidate fer Comity Commissioner at t!ir on -u.iijr Oc tober election. B mttl hurittet In mf-uumrf Witt, r. PARRKTT tut a randid.it-t.-. I ot i !.- Kitteentk Judi. ial l ircuit, at the i i-u;n- - ti.iri lartion. SSSji 1 " mrt rrqmttlttl lu mm vmmtr th BSSM of ROBKKT V NIGIITINCAM: M i man t.i. bip, a a candidate fur fount v 'niiin.i io-r f-i Diatrict No. a, at the n xt Ootolar I . h n. U Special Notices. The 4lrm$ Urmteknele tm p o n.iigTatina to the i iiirar Wmtrrn roiintry. is tin great far th-y bare of the Fever and Akw the utiMt direful of all dissaaet. K.very day, WS bear ot persona attacked by thin Ji mo. aud nwotr bvlpUa in a - I,, rt time, without any wean of affording PS lb-f. In Mrw of tht Kieat dcniaid for a reno-dy. Dr. Uoatfttrr ha pri-annted bia i-lebratd " HITTKRs, " lioav curative powtra for all diaaaaea of tba stouiai b bar.- 1 fii titiierially ai-knowlmlrd. Tka " Hittera." prrjatml tft-r a lung experieiiU' and drt'paludy. h4 n-ceivtd tb riicoiuiutua of the laoat tfuii-ut ptiVMiab. .ta well us tll claaaw, front every art of our country. To all thoi- alio doubt their niauy vutuea, all we can any ia, try BSSSSa aud judge (or thaniaetti-r, rc-spt-cUrrly . Kor aale by lirugyita aud detb'ia gauernlly, ev. ryahrrn. UrM Holl.m mini mint mnd Milim are tbe ubauiuioiil r SSlVSi lu-aliiigaud health SjrtBBSJ Medh-iaira of tin- uiio-ti riitb century. The OintBSSSSai abm applied to tbc urfare, a?nctratuH to tbr hidilrii i.idix. or root of tb- disease ,t i-iiunt-ing tin agency ot tbe Pills in exitdliug tba canaa of atckneas in almost every ailment that man ia heir to. Hold at tba iiiatiufartMry . No Ml Maiden Lane, . York, and by all DruKgiaU, at iV., O.V., and SI per box or pot. ac-S The minna a the Life JVw awr ah nit tbo - r nitfi r.-i i in our country languiah, their i oostlti:ti--ua ra ked and torn by atrong and dangerous laiurral madiciues ; tbey will cossa to the t , uii i in. of health, foiiud ia atmple herba and roots froai nature's atcrehouaa. THE MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS, of iauueent monntain plants coml .. 1, will raaih aud atop their distress, sua rain the blood, reueel and eleanaed, to carry through tbe body the elaraenta of health ; building up the broken eonatitiition, and carrying Hfu aud health, hut for tbam wonld hava bean tba w reik of hof tbe feehla moau of suffering, at I -t ended by the cold hand of death. Do not 1st prejudice. ..v, ouio your beCtar raaaviu ; do not look upou these Pills aj only like othars , do not 1st your I ii , after trying everything ahve, nravant yon from trying tti'- The blotxl must be pure, and theu sicknetfl Is Impoaaible. What a great aud yet simple truth Is this ! It appeals to ths common seuas of all ; it is the frrmit key atone of the healing art. JCMMON'S MOL'HTAIN HKRB PILLM will parity aud cleanse It as surs ss the sun will rhte to-uioirow. aSisT Jadaoo'a Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all i Medicine LKatlors augl 0TaVVJV, J 1ST Iff Till. PIIACK. OF Orrics, Tntsn srastr, Second Pooa SsVSSI thw Covbt Hoc ss Will five particular attention to all Notarial business entrustel t bint such as Wilting Deeds, Mortas., Powets-vt -Attorney, Contracts, Ac. Will also collect uioury, in any part of Ihe county, with ot uithont suit, u-directed, probate business, settlement ef estate;, Administration, ilnardiansbips solicited and promptly attended to. SBsglf Bodiaai MlnliiK Company, KmiiMiile, Indiana. urti. i- on W ater street, Im-iwcmi Mnio and I.vs-iist. Coal, in qoantitiea of not less than 2i bushel-, delivered to any atrt of the city, at 10 rents per bu-h. at the pit, S ceuu. JOHN WYMoNO. H:tV Secretary and Maniuter. "s WASIPS. 094L OIL, mWMMIMOnriB Ma and Baas I (HI tamps, of all kinds, constantly uu liana at I ror lei aaie rueap, ny BT. . THOMPSON, sept 21 Druggist. ri.nr. ji st Hft ftt - ed. a lot of this desirable Pump, a npted fur elevating and forcing water iuto any art of the building, or about the promises where they may be placed, for sale by jy'2t UKO. 8. SONNTAO. tWDMIKlHTMA TOH S SOTICS. VOTIVE is mm. h. ereby given that the niidtrsijrtied has been appvinted Administrator of the estate of William H. Krskine, late of Vanderburgh county, deceased. All parsons indebted to said estate are reonired to make immediate payaient to me, and all persons having claims against said estate are r-.inr d to prsaent them, duly authenticated according to law. The essats is solvent. HENRY HORNBY, sept21-lUA3tw Administrate r.s' WM lit NINO FLVIO AND LAUD OIL ALM3 WSVS on hand for aale erv rh.-ap bj K. B. THOMPSON, Druggist, pis ;tJ Main street. fasu mmmmm e.-a cmair lmtm i9 a-sartment of all sixes constsntly on hand bv asp!6 GEO. POSTER A Co. sfS B' MACsXEMh'LtUU PACKAGES, ALL sites and numbers new Mackerel, just re ceived and for sale by PRESTON BROS. gOOVlbU lotio LBH. PRIME SEW C(fiM' ttsh received sad for sale by saplA PRESTON BROS. o.ooo Mil M.I .r.s to sell lvss than cau be bought elsewhere. Empire at this offioe. iv FJJa ih Far mb. -Rj fft. vv per and Bonnet Boards out) bandies for sale by B. K. GILBERT k CO., QovT7 Syciuuore street, near Water f mrj i l ,vi tci ajrn ENGLISH WALNUTS 30 bnshels iust re oairssl, ssw crop, for sale by febfS B. X. GILBEBT . CO. FkMiS, WHITE 8kjyn. nt. Snub and Doors, ails and tilasw. al sires, lost received and for sal by GEO. FOSTER A CO., aasjA Corner Locnst street aud the Canal. WMiJvit sMfjyrtz.KM s piU ML Shingles, for sale lew. Also, SO.OOU Poplar. JOHN r.OLOVER, Jlyl Oecaer atata aad Sennth streeU. eMILDMES-S FANCY HATS ! A FBr.sJl stock just opened, at 39 Main street. seot'il TACTIEBA MABCOBNIEB MMtiaTsLsTt. MKSMMLS MJB fMMJT ceived and for sale at Z. H. COOK A SON'H sepl aCMj! yi kJW baas Bto CoBee. WU SO pockets Java. Received and for sal by PBESTON BROS

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SCANTLIN & STEPHENS I Hav.jirt received a full wti ly for their Fall and ! Winter Trade, and aver description of STOYEM, (.KATES. TIN MARK, and KITCHEN UTENSILS. Their st.ak embraces all V:wietie of COOKINC, PARLOR, AND OFFICE STOVES AND OliATES, Willi alid without nullities, all of the newest and seel appr ed SSSBftSM. l'b stock embrace id sesBest variety ever brought to this market. It has l.een selected by one St.- partner ill rtrli, tiom the Isrgest stocks of the manufacturer iu I I'ittxhurit, Cincinnati, ni.l Louisville, and ha lvn Mirr based ou lei uih that will allow the undersigned 1" M'ti m i n- ,. . i..,w-i .111 I'- li lOi Willi II Sill II articles can Inni in n. - uiurket. ate" t'.tll at tbc sign of the fJbafciSaJ Moe, No. I '. Main tivet, oppistite the St.itc Hank, Isflween S aSsf and Kirst tri--ts. naif SS aai aCAXTLIM . STKl'ltKNS. ! Mou I III A. r. .. J Iter '. hx received mt steamer Hasting, it line iisnortiiii nt oft; imIs from tin East, suitable to tbe want. I of tbe FasalUaa of Bvaaaville, ewsjaiafhas in part of "shi ns siim.r . sreat, mw lajsassd ll.nn-. tt. RikSa .1 MsV - skscssa, IMS tt MksssVlsea artsss J 1 4c i . Lxtra No. 1 Laid. Jo laxes P. A .' ! -t aSal Qsessas So.im., SWSMS Mar alol (;.! Caudb-a, iu 1 j A l4 lx. SSlaiaes paacj Siaps, j kern hi n ra N. . 1 Laes ufl, kwctasa Halslasi tgmn. TbU articl.i i nun b lecoiulucndial, " kasS A 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 I -, VasWrtS, IVati, and ISia.tl Nuts, A casks Uor .-..ux Pruncr a Bile lot, 'i I" A'-s genuine Italian and Vermicelli and M n .irutii, .'. bl.U Lovering'a Crushed Sugar, SMSi do Pulrerixid !ugar. These Sugars an, acknowledged by all in the trade to I tbe beat in tbe I'nited States. Mackerel catch ofl85 in bbla und V bbl.-. No. 1, No. 2, and No. 3. Whits r isk iu half barrels, SS lasss Rio Coffee, A hue article of tttlected Black Tea--equal, it . mt Miperior, to any iu tbe city Sr., .v. sf. H Tbe whole of the above Goods having kssa ksSSSjsl for Coh, we are enabled to ofler onr ; old and new customers any articlea they may reat such prices as will quite snrpriae them. Call and examine for yonraelves, at KRSKIN'E, CTKNICK t C0.1, epl 47 Main street. aTa-ve as a tST KXftHf.it nO since tbe formation ol our oarturibio Onr trade baa increased beyond our expectation. We dosir. to r.'turu our sincere tliauk to our numer ous ptttroua aud if a well assorted aUs.k of (oods, low prices, and strict atu-ation to busineaa, will n.ei it a continuance of your favors, we think ara will have claims BBBB you. Our facilities for purcbasiiiK at low prices were never us ooi ss at present. NINE VKAU.s EXl'KKIKNCL at merchandizing baa enabled us to In-come acquainted with aonie of the bet haute in the lea-linn markets of the Union, aud we are almost daily receiving supplies from aome of tb- in. We way not "blow" as niucli aa other hoeues. whose receipts are taryelf lacreosed lu prtaftay But tbe pnbiic may depend tLat iu prieet, qualities, and luautitiea, we "won't be lasat. We ask a trial. sepft VICKKKY BROS., S2 Main street. BIO II iS THE liMB Tm fl it. f CHASK. Having received a new lot of choirc. and fancy t.r temtWm, wo are now prepared to present to the pubiu a stock as nearly compleU In articlea of our lino .is ran Iw found anywhere, and onr facilities for purchasins; and connections enable its to offer our goods ut price, as low, if not lower, than can be had anywhere slaw in this market. Our motto is "Value against Value," and how fir we have adhered to thi, may be seen by the patroiis,:." Is-stowrsl upon na hitherto, and it if lb" interest of the public to patronize au establishment where tbey ' i the i -it and the most for their money inverted. All we aak i to examine our stock aud prices ; every Information about tlie same will be ch crfiillv given. sep!2 7. II. COOK SON. J. I VINSON, late Master Mechanic K. A C. stir seal. It. CALLAHAN, late Engineer Machinist do. WM. UVTINUTON, late Foreman Monlderfor Roetker, Klusman a Co. JOHN IVINSON & CO., St AN V FACT V REUS OF STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES AND -B O X Xsi UU JFL JS ! Corner I.cet and Water Street, KwmnerUle, Indiana. Particular Attention given to all such work as appertains to BA ILBOA DS, STEA 31 BOA TM. DISTIL L EB ' s , MIMJNO, SAW, GRIST, SUGAH, AND HALT MILLS; TOBACCO. WISE ASD LA BP PBKSSE9, And in short MACHINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Also, House Tronts,, Window Caps, and Sills, Ventilators, Orates, Iron Railings, -ud all kinds of IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. Dealers in Steam and Water Ganges, Steam Whistles, Wrought Iron Pipes, Unm Belting aud Packing and Fire Brick. SsJ Especial attention paid to Jobbing, Repairing; and Blacksmithing. ang,f4-fm 'FaklFiBnbok. W9H HaVB JUST RKCEIlf.lt our Fall stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Runin ts, and Millinery Goods, which we are selling very low for Cash or No. 1 trade. All Dealers wlu go i.p the river thin Full will ; w mure for goods, ad. lit. u expenses, tli.ni th-y conbl have buught them at iu EvansvllU. There Is-ing a determinati"U here to sell as low a' any Western city, aud our stocks of Giasls .ire litres and lirst-rate this season, and getting more so every year. The modern nnale of doing business seem to be to "buy often, and close at home," thereby saving time aud freight and IsaMSTSsWe. No nirrchsnt in this section of country can go up th riv r this Fnll to buy GihmIs and save anything thereby. We cordially invite the Trade to call ami examine onr stock. We have nil uur tirst floor Iry Goisls ai.d Notions. Onr second floor, I! ts and Slusa. dV. tnr third floor, Ihtts and i'aat. Oesal stocks r each, sraSsSi we will sell lass. tiivena a call. BaSBS KKKN a PRFMTON. J.mKMita.y' MOI NJV, M0nTmsJY,Mm 9jm. the largest und ts-st arranged Hotel in inNew England Mates ; is centrally located, and easy of access from all the routes of travel. It contains all the imsleru iniprovemeutsTand every convenience tor the comfort and accotnnnalatinn of the traveling public. The sleeping ro ms are largo snd well ventilated ; the suites of rooms are well arranged, and completely furnished for families, and large traveling parties, and the house will continue to l kept as a Srt-class hotel iu every NgSJSSta sepS-ly LEWIS RICE, Prop'r. T1, choice new- timothy seed, just receive.! aud for sale low to chsw consignuieut. sept 8-tf E. S. BABCOCK. mWAfKr.BELMi WMOLM at HALF BBLS. WfAu. aud kitts just received and for sale by eepl2 S. E. GILBERT A CO. lfJMOBOiiVS. THF CSDEBSIC'SEIK BElStl sV V Agent for the proprietors of all the most popular Patent Medicines, can warrant all sold at his store to be geuuine. A large supply always ou hand and for sa!e at manufacturers prices. JS. S. THOMPSON, Druggist, septi" 3i Main street. (MT THIS SEASHS OP TUP YP.AK, WUP.S WM. colds are so prevalent, a neglected cough may lend to the Cousumpth n. Go in time to the Drug Store, 17 Main street, and get a bottle of Cherry Balsam tor BS cents, and you will surely get relief. fWpt'.'J F.PISFU tl tiABti, FOB SALE AT 1-". lb, received Ibis daTvia-r steamer : '. bbla crushed sugar, loahls refined. : Uo powder l d.i 3 do ..-often Jo 2 do BSSSSssSts1 do At ISBfstt do do lo d do do Z. II. COOK A SON'S. 2oOi BOXES H'.VIK'H' tiLASS. .iSStKTBV Iliced pi ices, bv MpSBs N S. THOMPSON, Brssjsj1' MLcohol r t .sr : 'ei i ed peb stba mWM. er Castle Garden. in excellent .puslity of Alcohel, at THOMPfON'S Drug Store.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,

ST TBI K. A W. LIMB. N nv Vokk, Oct. 1 M. The fsNvel t.-i.-ispliic N Hshtngton correfiKjuileui says, by despatches received Yesterday tlur Si. itc Dejint tnicnt is. in UOSSSSsiOB of imjKjrtHiit I'lldtmiition from the new government t" Cu-iii Ri. ii, showing the revoIvilioB l la- iMrtrttbkt ami the new ordei rsf things in U iimi! estHbhshed. The tuomciitury gorcfBSf I which as-uined the sest ol the ejected Morn, hits given way to a niwre settleil government, t which Senior lss4iAsjels isssbsbbm the chief. This ailuiinistratioc is teKrted to l btiong, not onl in IBS wealth, talent and persoUHl popularity d the gentlemen comprising it, hut iu list esteem of the larger number of the people. The latter circumstances is evinced by addresses forwarded to tbe President, from nearly every quarter of the State, felicitating him and the public, and supHrtiug the new order of things with ; enthusiasm. President Montragnna had issued u proclamation ujam assuming office. In this psper, the brevity of which is s distinguishing feature, he responds to the popular voice of congrutulstion, pointing the general gratitude to Senior Salaser and Senior Rlank, w ho.-c pAtrsotism had saved the Republic. The same correspocdedt says, the most positive assurances have been given to-day that the Nicaragua mail will be carried promptly, according to the contract, and fifty men ure now engaged in improving the route, und that the mules are on the ground ready tor service. Nhw Yoitk, Oct. 1 m The PlStestaft KBsSOOBsU Convention tf New York, decided, after an elaliorate and noisy debate, to nk of the House of Bi.shojis, nt the next (ietieral Convention, remiasion of ihe sentence of suspicion, w hich 13 years BfSJ coinlcintud Bishop Oliderdolik into retirement. This remission, if granted, will i -tn rii him to his function.'', but the affairs will remain iu the hands of the present Bishop Potter. The measure met with ardent opposition, and was passed in the face of remonstrance from Dr. Potter himself The Convention final I v closed at the close, of its evening session. Fakthlk Point, Oct. 1 u. The steauuhip Hungarian, from Liverpool with dates to the 21st ult., four days later than received by the Asm, passed this point this morning, aud w ill be due at Quebec tomorrow. The American, Indian, and dry c Washington hud arrived out. A conspiracy has beeti detected at Coustantiuople, having lor iu object the assnsbiuatiou of the Sultan of Turkey. The Liverpool cotton market closed dull with a decline. Provisiuus were steady nt the close of the market on Tuesday. London, Sept. 20 kt. L'ousxjIs closed at 'J5 Kautuek Point, Oct. I u The papera by the Hungarian furnish the details ot tbe buttle for the championship, between Tom Sayers and Brettle. Tuo fight lasted only T. miuutcs wbeu Sayers xvas declared tbe victor. The verdict of the coroner's jury in relation to the disaster on the Grunt Eastern, attributed it to accident. Many arrests had been made nt Constantinople of parties implicated in a conspiracy to assassinate tbe Sultan. Nothing later bad been received from China. The political and general news is not imporlant. Vbbj Vorb, Oct. 1 The steamer Xew York sailed at noon today with $100,000 in ?ecie. The steamer Bonutia sailed for Southampton with $1 Co, -000 in speeie. Baltimore Market. Baltimore, Oct. 1 u There is no change in tbe market for bieadslutfi, provisions, or wbisky. Tlie quotationsarc tbe same as yesterday. Lat Night's Despatches. Nkw Yobk, Oct. 1 r if Piince Metteruich hnd returned to Paris and held a conference with Count Walinski. There kind l-ei. no improvement in Trench commercial affairs. Tbe crop bad fallen olT greatly front lat years' figures. After several days suspense the Zurich Conference bad resumed its sessions on tbe 19th. The Kin.-, of Sardinia left Turin on tbe 19th on a tour to tbe I'avia, (Yemoiiia and Lodi. Tlie Pope s licalt h was entirely restored. A ministerial crisis at Naples was expected. The riltiinr is contradicted that additional Austrian troops bad been sent to Italy. Telegraphic advices from Calcutta bad been received to Anoust I?ta. but they eSB tain nothing important. Sr. Lot is, (let. 1 p m This morning the weather was charming; the atmosphere pure and cool. At 10 o clock tbe exhibition commences!, with about 15,000 people in the amphitheatre. Mares 3 years and under 4, seven entries; first premium, $50, was awarded to Anna Morgan, owned by J. H. Stephenson, of Hannibal, Mo. Two year and under 3, 15 entries, but only nine appeared iu the ring; first premium, 40, awarded to Silver Heels, jr.; owned by Jas. V. Dongleton, of Quiney, 111. One" year and under 2, Oetilries; first premium, $30, awarded to Belle Morgan, owned by L. L. Dorsey, ot Kentucky. Best bull, of any age, 1 1 entries; $300, sweepstakes, awarded lo King Alfred; owned by Jas. M. Brown, of Sangamon county, 111.; silver medal, tor second best, was given to New Year's Day, owned by C. M. Clarke, of Spriugneld, III. New York. Market. Nsw VuRK, Oct. 1 P St Flour declined, aud 10l5c lower ; sales at 4 4."(n4 C5 for surperbne State ; 4 65 (.i 4 80 for common to medium nxtra do ; & 75(o5 00 for common to ood sbipping brands; extra round boop Ubio closing heavy. Wheat dull ; sales 12,000 bush, ut 1 00 tor red Iowa. Hyo quiet 81c. Barley benvy at 8487. Corn dull tit 9'2e for mixed Western ; 92(n93c for yellow. flats ; 43c for State. Whisky i,rm and buoyant ; sales nt Ite. Pork dull at 15 80 (a 15 J0 for mess; 10 60 for BSisss mess; IT 50 for clear. Beef dull and lower; sale, ut 4 254 75. Cut meats scarct and Hrni at R for shoulders, aud 9 for bams. I.ard steady at 11(12. St. Loum, Oct. 1 p m The reiver, after raising about I inches, is again falling, with M feet in the channel hence to Cairo. Nothing new from the upper streams. Weather clear and pleasant. PiTTSBt ko, Oct. 1 e st feet by tbe pier mark and River falling.

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nm ii.i i lit- in li ui uj'i 1 1 t 1 1 till. -i wai t eomiuny. Lovers of tbe drama w ill thus j ., r ,l h ive Miiother opjajriunity of witnessing the splendid delineations of character by this Irtdy. sod srehaec no doubt she will be greeted, ou her tirst .(ppe iuuhv. w ith an overtluttuio house. TsaBBlBto Kali.. e learn from the Manchestet N. H. if sssss sTt sSs, that a man named Ro'.rt Rnnkiu arrived in that city on Monday afternoon of last week, and in the course of the evening, while wandering around the city, came IB Merrimack Square, and was seized with a desire to climb to the summit of the flagstaff 206 feet in bight. It was quite dark, but lie started on his perilous ascent pas-scd the first splice, and gained the diz.y altitude of 19$ feet, when he lost his balance and tell. He struck on the deck at the lower splice, glanced tbenee to one of the irou guys which stay the lower mast and then fell to the ground; iut dead, as would, as a matter of course, In supposed, but without a hone broke or any serious injury. Tlie following moruing he said he felt prettywell, w ith the exception Bv fl little sensation as if he httd been "jolted." The New York Commercial AJvertirr (jives an account o;' the reinstttteunsnt ot Win. t'oojier, of Brooklyn, a free colored m. in. into the fellowship of the Presbyterian Church. Coopei s wife, it will la remembered, eloied to California with all his means, whereuiKin t.'oopei wrote to her former master she being a runaway slave of her wherealiouts, ami how to catch her. The master succeeded, aud the Synod took . At i j . i .i . i me maiier in nanus, mm King mat, us a uutilul htisbntid and servant of the bold, Wil liam should let her und the money slide at least, he should not have punished the guileless sufferer with slavery. The Synod, however, upon an appeal, w hile they characterize his conduct as ot rlagraut wickedness, yet, u under the sacred obligation to be merciful, ,; they restore him to full fellowship. The master is understood to favor the elopement as it turned out. Nkw OiiLKAN.s. A correspondent writes that the city continues healthy, and evenone is anticipating an early and au active business season. Private dwelling?, arc very scarce, and diflicult to bo bad, and rents very high. There is a large amount of investment being made in public dud private buildings, the expenditure amounting to nearly $3,000,000. A great many private dwellings are being erected, at an npSSsM of from $10,000 to $50,000 eachAll meclntuics are in full employ incut at hi jih wage. Be,ThL- agitation in Germany is incnasing in favor of i firm, strong, and central government, and for the convocation of a National Assembly in lieu of the present Diet, und Prussia is called upon to take the initiative in the measures. fy-Mr. Greeley of the New York Tribune, arrived from California on Monday last. Mr. John Minnon, of York, Pa., as tonished a large crowd of spectators, recently, by a number of antics performed on a church spire, on South George street. He stood upon an arrow near tlie top of the vane, lay at fnll length upon it, and assaaaed other positions too frightful to look at. The people ef Kansas vote on the Wyandotte Constitution this week. HIRAM HOPKINS IMPBOTKD S M U T M A I WjJfTBJYT E D SEPT. M ilst, I960. Inofferitig C H this Machine to ths public, I, bavo but little to say. I Hatter mvftelf that they wilU give aaiisiaci ion. i isave it with those wiio use them to judge aa to their merits. I warrant tlieni to do good work, and ask tin favor of all who want a smut machine to try one of mine. They have one great ad vantage over the most ot M .u Inn. i. in us., a present : tbev leave no dirt around them, il being all - carried off' b a anciiou fan, and cau Iss discharged out - side the mill, if desired. Several of them are in suc cessful operation, oris of which can lat seen at the Canal or the Picayune Mill in this city. These Machines are got up iu good stile, and are nralde and effectual in their oaration. They can ne had on teaaouahle terms -$7o cash, and Ss. ou ioiii liiouihs lim.c Messrs. Krat. A lleilin.ui ale the agents. I wish to sell Statu or Teiritorv I:.,. -hi- of this Machine, and w ill glee anSsS bargains. 1 also have , ' tile rirlit of liill Colllllies ill the Pocket for tl. V. j T Morrill's Ii Ii. t:t Smoothing Iron, o, I six i counties for '.. Sainleis' st,-iug-W'iro Horse ilayKake.ttll ol which 1 will sell . he..;. I will tia.ie rights bit almost ativ kind of property. MIKAM HOPKINS, straw iLNi.i . tat). mv3n-.1mdJkw 1TB! HATS! HATS! FALL STYLE llress lla's. ot all t he dirfen-nt patterns worn. now teadi , so that everv one may rely on gettinp I , v.. tly what will ;.ekse oi suit him. Hats of any .lesireU shae nis.ie t order, warrauieii to lit as coaafortabty aa rolkkmtMMmtrm AUT1KK a MABOOHWIEK. E V ANSVILLE NURSERY.! PWHK SVMSCMIBKM Has FiFTKK.y ML thousand well grown Fruit Trees which lie offers to the pabllc cheap for rah. Nursery on mile from Evaasvilie. ou the Newburg road. Residence in Elliott's Enlargement. All orders will reeive prompt attention, if addre-il to aiiiidUwini PIIJLIP HOFFMAN. MjMmJJrmom sr jvmwtojvs oh WW COLORS in patent collapsible Tultee. Ar rangements ha leeu eBected with Messrs. Winsoi S Nestie, for s constant and full supply of theii eelebratett Oil Colors. For brilliancy, durability and entire reliability tbry are unrivalod. Tbettrst class medal was awarded them at the World's Fair London. CHABLE8 BABCOCK, sept7 S Main street. TmBh VVwkjfB C'lsV ARS-TOO . choice brands Va. Tolocco; 60 boxes fives and tights do; 25 butts Twist (in foil) do; do light pressed Va. do; 75cadlies Blue Hen's Chickea ",4 do; 25 do Thomas' Twist do; Sjt do "4aees" do do; 1 case "Silver Roll'' do; 100,000 ass'd German Cigars; 25,000 Ha. anna do; 150,000 Half Sipauish do. In store and for sale loa by vVHEELbn & KliKiS, i.ov-a No. 17, Cor. First and Sycamore sts. atmOitB MA TS rt. Ml'D. 30 IxiZES JsROBTJLF ed Door Mats, for sale low by .,.r t 22 . H. COOK A SON ATf tUHIM 1 MJIMMML SOMtJMV.W a nilperior yuaniy, iw mid ai dec Z- H. COOK A SOS'S. jspll TL KB Y " ItlBKCT IMI'VBTA TIOS." T Just rrceived, dlivct from hefliald. Eugland, 1 cask Table and Pocket Cutlery, newest patteriis. Also, 5o gross Tea aud Table-Spovus. Grocers and Country Merchants wilt please ct.ll and examine our stock of Hardware and CutUty. JACOB STRM'B A SON, ! sepCTl 74 Main at., bat. Second aad Third. .AT UOZ. JftT WM. received and lor sale bv aug JACOB STKACB A SON D Jft'SV JV TICK. N . S. THOMPSON, sin ces.-or to Dr. F. W. Sawver, Whoh-aiJe und Retail Druggist, No. 3J Main street, Kvansville. Iud. . .-I. .'ii at - iTJM ajTM WMLLMW CdhrYWLBS. 75 Uises for sale bv S. E. GILBERT A C uov4 Sycaniore street, near Water. ATIJBBB T TJI VMBtBiWB casus Wy leathered and Carpet Tacks this day received at the Wooden Ware More. J. B. KU8HELL, 900 Main street. m t B twecn Third sad Fourth, Louisvllk.

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AMERICAN -, - 0 M clothing trade of the West was cotnparatfeely of BSSall aiiioiiut, and a onfir.od alm.t ex. InsjvHv oa (.uj, ,lU,ines8 ia the mer towns and i o iioiie. oV tills line ot lioOSJB M l" i cci ii r ai. aim -t indispensable part ol the stock of r w-r KMi-rul I'rv Good store from the crowded city t. the crosfc-rusd stand Like all cb t:.. - i however, c. is one has not been produced except f r tie lt ot rewsous. Among thaw are thf great saving of material by cuttimr h large quantity d H i nienta together the -nperinr WorV,and speed ot si wing machines in manufacturing the gi. it -1-ii ir of time in waiting for your "turu" at tsar TaiK r'e the. nncertainty of eeen tktn retttnr h - itisfactory "fit, ' aud above al' the saving oi at U ft oitt-ki the cost of tAe' gurrnent in ihrnarke Fcsj u numls-i ol years tbi.s bits onlj been i,7 of OSST goueral Irv Goods busine, but we Smu a trTaiig.cmriit. to devote our whole boSM excluslvsly to it alone with such lines of oti( and 1 Furnishing Goods aa will be necessary and desirnble in that trsde. Belitving that thu tree interest of tlie trade will la to sustain im in this eub q,rise, we would lespectfully announce thnt we now tiae ; on hand one of tlie largest and moat desirable stocks of WELL MAPK GLOTHIN that was i ever offered to the trade of ths West. We reepei tfnlly solicit a sall from all onr 4d ftiendsand the trade generally. We charge notn- J ing for lAnei, our graaia, and not mmch if yon ssja j them. We are prepared to sell to all prompt -time hwyrrs :is fassjjsai any house in the trad. A lihentl I discount also made on all rank tale: WM. K KKKNTH a CO., sepT N... "n Main street. GUARD AGAINST FALL Jt wintki: ! BY CHOICE IKSUKAKCK WITH T1IK AMI, WI'fiK I VOOKPOU ATEP1819 CHARTER l'KKPKTl'AL CASH CAPITAL. $1.000,000 ! ABSOLUTE AX D I MMI'AIRED. KT StBPLI'S OP 'JI!,181 7-4, kad tbe prestige of 40 yrs. success and experience. UPWARDS OF $12,000,000 Jl loeeea have been paid by the -Etna Insurance Company in the past 40 years. The value of reliable Insurance will be apparent from the following LOSSES PAID BY THE iETNA DURING THE PAST FIVE TEARS: In Ohio S431,o2e3 In Wisconsin 10t,955 07 In Kentuckv. ?U4,939 1 In Michigan $1.S8,043 81 In Indiana..." 14ti,839 61 In IsBBsr as i 1 - 41 Tennessee.... ti7,o49 21 Kan. A Neb. 19,945 77 Ark. A Ua... 23.345 O'J Missouri Iowa x Minn. Prim. A Va... '.s i, .is 1U1.399 46 Mississippi aud Alabama, ioi,iV2 IS Fire and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency and fair profit. y.- ii attention given to smwrnranee of DWEI.LlXtiS and Contents, for terms of I to 5 fears. Ths solid service long and successfully tried, and the many advantage the .Etna Insurance Ceniuauy possesses iu its line, should not be overlooked by those ready to iusure, aud understanding their best iateresta. During "stringent times." the necessity for s- J liable Insurance liecnmes in-rvariitiv., ,lm ths ! ability of property owners to sustain - -w sw -w mmmm nisiivhiv suv being tnen much lessened. Agencies in all the principal cities and towns throughout the State. Policies issued withoat delay, by any of the duly authorized Agents of tba Company. sssT BUSINESS ATTENDED TO WITH DISPATCH AND FIDELITY " ALLES C. HALLOCK, Afc-at. sepi.-rjmdAw BLUEGRAS8 NURSERY, Located on the Peter sburgh Road, ten tnilet from Evantville. rWIHf Mf H SCRIBE R OEEKR- FOB M sale, this Fall, the follewing articles (' ,. Apple Trees, from 6 to 10 feat high. 1 i hk . hen y Trees, in tjn choice varieties, two years trom bod . 1,000 Pear Trees, Dwsrf and Standard, one to two years old. Also, a quantity of Sweet Chestnut Trees, Plums, GooseWrries, Currants, Strawberries, A :. 3.0U0 Evergreens, consisting of Bed Cedar, Pitch fine, White Pine, Jersey Pine, Scotch 'ir, Norway Spruce, Chinese aud American Arbnrvitae. W. CKI8P. Sand rsville, Vanderbuch Co. sep27tr5ni" F.O' s. As.v.TJtJ... 10 .iai.v WW street, has now in store and is constat, tly receiving for tbe Fall and Winter Trade, the beat -lock ever brought to this State or vicinity, ol all kinds of lUkPWAUK suited to the West, and which, having bec-n selected and purchase.! in person, from tbe moat extensive Importing lloaacs and Manufactories of nearly all the Eastern citsM and towns, in addition to several invoices imported directly by hiui from good manufacturers- Kn,;-li-h and Gorman be can, and will sell as MM as auy concern in the West; feeling confident that goods and prices cannot fail to please and iSJSasfj . He would ask the especial attention of Merchants, Manufacturers, Carpenters, Millwrights, Coopers, KuiiMuitha, ami all who need any articlea usually found ill a tirst class Hard ware fcitore- w tioles:.l snd retail. Without pursuing detail, the mention of n f. w leading articles may be well, viz : Table and Pocket Cutlery, Ra7ira, Shears, and Scissors, including (Jeo. Woeteiiholm a Sou's justly celebrated manufactures; Butcher's Knives and BtsMSSi Pilws. all kinds aud sizes, of Butcher's aud other manufactures ; Augers, Chisels, Gouges, Braces and Bitts, and .-ill Cariasnters and CoOlHTs.' j Tisds, from Ohio Tool Company; Barton's, K... hcHter, and vv lute s, Hiittalo, Maniiractorh-s, together wjth Cook's noted Patent' Premium Auger B.tts Also Hand. Ripping. Panel, sud Back Saws ; ul.so. the various an,, -tyle8 of Mni( circular, ssad Cross-Co Baas, with Tuttle's Patent 11. sk Tooth ( ross-Cut Saws; Urge and mall Si-ulea, in (.n.v variety of pattern ; Axes and Hatchers for all put poses; House Building Materials. II Gunuers M.it. riils : Gunners' Implements to almet any ex tent; Meat Cutters ami Stuffers ; Iron and woo Pump Curia., together w ith Chain Pump Fixtures; Ames' and sther makers' Shovels, Sp.nh-s, and Grain Scoops; Jack Screws; a fine assortment of all kinds of Brushes; Copper and Iron Km. : and Burrs ; Protective weaMSSS ; Horse, Wrought, Casing, and Finishing Nails, all sixes; a new and excellent assortment of Fishing Tackling; Paint and Coffee Mills ; Onrti Khellers and Mills. Agent for Dole, Silver & Fetch's Pfeiniuiii S..w Guiumer, fee Upright and Circular Saws. GEO. S. SONNTAG, e;... No. 10 Main street. Wjsi IFLK'S COJBFOVJS'n O r UUriS 2NU UUIN BsfjfT l IT is the safest, surest, cheapest, and most reliable remedr for the permauent cure of COLDS, COUGHS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, CROUP, W HOOP NO COUCH, Aud aH affections of the Throat and Langs. It be- . ing prepared upon Scientific principles, and from articles that ar entirely vegetable. The i COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOPS AND BOXES FT Is manufactured by C. R0THENBUSH k SOX, Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio, to whom all orders most be addressed ; and sold by KELLER A WHITE. Dnuccista Evansville, Indiana, aad by Druggists and Merchant throughout th country. jsnW-ly I E. AC. RAILROAD COMPANY. . SrcsvTART's Ornci, Evansville. Sept. 1j. ) rmnuE ass pal mketiso of thkstokM holdars la this Company, and election cf Directors, will be held at ths Court House, in the City of Fransville, on MONDAY, October 3d. i proximo, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M . and 4 P. M. By order of tb Board. aplC-td J. K. MABTlNsec y. tf-vooFBBm'ro tmcm'. THE vsder ' Wy signed have just received 50 setts aeeorted I sizes "Terrs JJante" Truss Hoops, manufactured of the very best timber, warranted equally as gees as the Ohio Tool Company's, aad 20 per cent. Ias in prices than the latter. For sate bv JACOB 8TRAFB A SON. seplS 74 Main street, bet. 8econd A Third. T0TMB LO f MBS OF a tUOOO Cup of 1 ea. W are now in receipt of a very choice let of louee Teas, bought expreaaly for retail :rde. Call one and all. sMssssSes ariven" with pldwurs, bj Z. H. COOK SON.

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Old EstiiblisliHl HfcBfrf Um) EVAWSVILLE, iND. P. Ss O'RILEY-ScCOs ,TOaf;E. FOBWJIMDI.VU, JJ' Oeaera! Railr- ; . Mesmbosit, and Kxpn-c Ageff Ss-ci.-.l A-jents for the PBKN. PKNTRAU RAlLPcvP sssi ..unci;: vaover which we are authorized r,n, iiiroiii.li HH-erpts at the lowest possible rates Hsvimr a mammoth Wharf ocat at the landing, the largest on the Ohio Rivar, capable of storing and protecting Mil iiitiCsTlssilaa liable to damspfrom cxposnre, we are prej.arad to taciUtsvte the die patch of all constnmenta, forwarded to onr care bv ritlier RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAl. Particular attention paid n He. . iving, f-'urlL and Forwarding, also, to tlie Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to ns for sate, aud satis faction guaranteed. Office and extensive Warehouse on Wster street unjoining tbe Telegraph, and on ths Wharf boat, where we are to be found, attending to ths interests of our patrons at all hours, day aud night. With our superior facilities; longstanding; untiring energy; and knowledge of onr business, we feel confidnt of giving general satisfaction, and hope to merit a continuant of the ext naive patron age wc are now enjoying. Liberal cash advances w ill be made on sJlcuasJfJSiBsesKa to either osiraalwe or correspondents ia an., of the principal markets, North, at or Sooth. P. C. OVRILEY a CO ia.yL STOua SV Jf. I have a targe on ble Warehouse at tbe Canal Basin, capable ot storing any amount of produce, which will be re -wives!, stored, taken care of and held subject to ti e owners orders on most reasonable terms. P. G. O'KILITV. sah2S-tX f" L7 t HaJVm' fob u'amiiAND Commission Merchant, Nc. .289 nt Watkk Stbckt, Etanhw; i s-f"" tv STtnuiUE WJJTK.V, ii 7"" 1 to stoic in onr Fire I'roof Warehouse, auy quantity of Orain, Prtstuee. or Mi rhaaSlnr . ea tbd moat liberal terms. Having large and airv r.s.ms uj' stairs, particular care will le tnken of ffou.sehoM Furnlrtrre, Agricultural Implements are I all kissSs of Go SSS m wtires liable to damage from damp or rust. Insurance enVct"d at the low est fire proof rates by the bvwiiUi, or longer when dusired. War. !. .his,. Irx-ated on corner of lo cust street and W. and K. Canal, sud most convenient for shipping by Biver or Hairroed. Apply to ap28 GEO. F0ST1CB A CO. wbhouw a mfiMJmmfjr, bmcmiwMAW ING, FORWARUING AND GENERAL k COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Agents for hamtwba bait Company, EvausvilU, Indiana. We have formed a co-partnership onder the style of Bbowk A Airm an, and ofler onr serrices in the capacity as set forth iu oar card above. We are fully prepared to extend every facility to shippers, either by CANAL, R1TER, or BAILROAD, and aasRTo them that their interests shall la faithfully represented, should they be pssased to favor us with th- irpatrenage. Office and Warehouse on tu corner of Main st . and the Canal. WM. BBOWN, W. M. AIRMAN Late of Howard d browu. Lato of FOSTER, A Ce . Jan22-tf WOBJ 8. JMiTCUMLL sT CO., MMOJr CL1VING, FORWARDING AND COMM1SSION MERCHANTS. Water street, betwoen Main and Locust. EVANSV1LLE, INDIANA. s5" Particular attention giveu to the forwarding o g. neial Slercb.iiidiso and Produce, by Biver, Canal, or Railroad. ,.; ."Wm fK i ai VMTXM& X MOUOAi, (Bacseasors A w to R. H. Howard.) Receiving, Forwaxdiog aod ( '.'luuiisciuii Merchants, No. 4 Water stroot, ueai Stain, Evansrille, Indiana. &n Liberal alraaees made ou consignments to New Orleans. it. c. st.AUoUTU nov3U-lyd AU 0. tLAl UMTr B...WM. UODOK, JB HIRAM KELSO JOSkPH t. M SKTKOLOS Auction and Commission. am - f. i o.y r to.. st-vcBssoMS MB n to t ..ci-. ,1- Nelson, will continue the Commission Tv.)SlnVs, both at private tste and at auction, at the old stand, corner Main and Third streets, opposite the Washington Hotel, where they will pay particular attention to the aale of everything e'ntrostr-d to them ; they will attend to any auction stiles anywhere in the city. Particular attention given to the sale of Lands iud Town Lots, Ac. Ac. febl7-ly Js-v-sf irikE, r-amwcJiM, ajs'Mt a CAIRO REGULAR PAsSENGEK PACKET. CHARLEY BUWKM.DKXTca. Master, leaves Evansrille Tuesy and Friday, at 12 o'elock, M.. arriving at Paducah at 6 o'clock, A. M., Cairo at 1Z o'clock, M., Wednesday and iiatarday. Beturning, lea.es Cairo every Wednesday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and Paducah every Thursday and Sunday, at a o'clock, A. M., connecting at Kvansvillc with the EvausviUe and CrawfordsviUe B. It., and Packets for Green Biver. Also, coonecting at fimithland with Cumberland Rirtr Packets ; at Cairo, with Memphis, Mew Orleans and St. Louis Packets. Tickets can be obUuied on board ths boat for all Eastern Cties. septal REGULAR RVANSVILLK' A CANNELffjN TRUW EKKI.V PACKET. nJiKET Ti.n;.' fjcmet re am. CIS!! The fast and Mgfat passenger packet ALIDA, 'spt. CsUaXkl DrsHLta, rk orthington aud Cooper, is Bf -w pliced as a permanent packet in the trade, si. I w-ilfluave Evansrille pun tuatly, ev. rv M'mNDaV. WELNFSDAY, AKD FBI DAT, at 10 o'clock A. M . and r.-turuieg, will leave Ciani.. lton every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY, at 7 A. M. For Height or passage, apply on board, augt MM M sV UMemlM WAVE ML V sTtSMCMT lot MM- Cincinnati, Louisville,. aud Evansrille. Leaves punc tually on the advertised day. Ihe relssBss hifht-draugbt passsnger packet "CAS TLB GAKUEN," Capt. Alex. Frazier, T. L. Co nant, Clerk, leaves Evansrille every Monday at 1'-' M.; returning, leaves Cincinnati every Friday at 4 I M ssj" Dnlers resi-ecilully solicited and prompt:. hUeI. septf.-tt bE ,v i 'ajtru -t i.i. i . . v r-.ii i va h I'Ai. K FT The steamer SILVER STAR, Fowler, master, le.ives Evansville everv Monisv,l v. e.iie s.ih. . :.ni t ri lay, ar I o cjock BS. Leaves P.wluc.h eiery Tu.-sd.-iy, Thursday, and Saturday, at ') o'clock A. M. Connecting at Evansrille with the Evansville and Cr iwfordsville Railroad for all p-int- North and East, with packets for Louisville. 4ic n, and Wabash rivers. At Paducah with pack i t- for St. L.-ui. Ni 9 t'f lans, anS tbe Daily Mail Lccits foi Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee rirer. S0" Business promptly attended, and charge foi freight and passage, same as charged by tbe regu In packet. Through bills of lading given to New Orleans and all xints on the Tennessee and Cum h rlaad riven ingis MM A'sVI La M L 47 tHMLLA B - M n, ANSYII.LK. AND CAIUO .MAIL PACKET, HAZEL HELL R. Rfks. Captain. J. R. Ktrhnrdsou aud A. E. Smith, Clerks, will leave Evansville for Cairo every Tuesday ev .enhig.and for Louisville every Haturrtay at 7 A. Ja or pafage applv on toard For freight sep9-lm

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s NEW AltllANGEMTNT. The Adam's Expkkss Comfawt respectfully announce to their friends and patrons, the public cf Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased fscili ties for the transportation of FREIGHT, PACKAGES, MOSEY AND VALUABLES. They solicit a continuance of former favors. Esnecial care taken iu the collection of Bills, Draft. Notes, and tbe transportation of small and valuable jai kac- s. All persons wishing to avail themselves of the Cs eilities of the Express, caa obtain any desired infor mat n ii in reference to the rentes aud Sr tails . f the businasa, at their Office on First street, between Main and Locust, opposite the Poet Office dels 6. H. F16U. Agent. CLEAR THICK ICE FROM LAKE PEPIN JWWM. F. a? Wit I LEW JT Till SWs-Sa earnest solicitation of many person, ha concluded to distribute a portion of his SPLENDID LAKE PEPIN ICKtoth,.dtiteasatl.stown,by leaving it at their doors from wagona. He will enVavor to begin the boainea to-morrow morning. Tlie ice la as clear ss eryMAl-Aoiij as a rock. and thirty inches in thtckneea. He is sorrv that the original cost and heavy expense of procuring it, wid not allow him to put She price So low to consnnkrsas he would wish ; but he is j-r suaded that wbeu its durability aud superior qualities are fully teateu, it will b soaad ch. aper than any other to be aaf, ftnd when the ascount for the whole Season's MM a footed up, the total expense will not la found tobe greater tiiax. the sum p.. for our ordinary Ice 1. common scasoar Those who w i-h a isgwiar supply at theirt.,r,' or ilwellings, will ptSSM leave theie 1 J 1IILF.I .-.ivMiiu..i-ivii irTTaf. SHoKTs. HOMTS! SHORTS! a prime article, for utle cheap a. .q ERSKINS, CUgtSiiy.n .,r'eLt augl2 tm sV O.VSv sand d DolUrs in County O.S' OUR I to MM

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