Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 42, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 October 1859 — Page 3

TUESDAY MORNING,

TUESDAY MORNING....................OCTOBER 4 ======= ARRIVED. Arizonia, Pittsburg Jno Gault, Louisville S P Hibberd, Louisville W V Gillum, do E H Fairchild, do McLellan, Memphis Alida, Cannelton Greenville, B Green Mariner, St Louis Jno Raine, Louisville J A Fisher, Paducah Kate French, Louisville Neptune, Pittsburg Charm, do. ——— DEPARTED. Lue Eaves, Green R Jno Gault, Nashville Arizonia, St Louis W V Gillum, Green Riv S P Hibberd., Memphis McLellan, Louisville Alida, Cannelton Greenville, B Green Mariner, St Louis Jno Raine, N Orleans J A Fisher, Paducah Kate French, Louisville Neptune, St Louis Charm, White R ——— The weather, yesterday, was rery pleasant, and business on the levee was rather brisk. The river has fallen two and a half feet since Saturday night, and is still receding slowly, with considerable freight to ship. We quote the following as the current rates: To New Orleans.—Apples, 40c @ bbl; Tobacco, $5 @hhd; Flour, 50c @ bbl; pound freights, 30c @ 100 lbs; Eggs and Whisky, 65c @ bbl. To St Louis —Pound Freights, 20c @ 100 lbs. To Cincinnati— Pound freights (heavy), 15c @100 lbs; shipstuff and wheat, @ sack, 15c. The steamer <Alida>, during the Fair week, will make daily trips to Canneltou. Leaving there at an early hour in the morning, and taking visitors to the Fair from the intermediate points, and going up at night.— By this arrangement, people from all the towns on the river between the two points can visit the Fair without losing more than a day. The "Maid of the Mist," the regular Evansville and Henderson packet, is running daily between the two places. During the Fair she will go down in the evening and come up in the morning, to bring visitors to the Fair, and allow them to return at night. The <Gen. D. M. White> took her departure yesterday for Wabash. The <Scioto> will be down this evening from Louisville and after a flying trip to Henderson return on her trip. The <Greenville> with a big trip of freight left yesterday evening for Green river. The <John A. Fisher> left yesterday with a fair trip of freight and passengers. The <Gillum> came down from Louisville yesterday morning, and proceeded immediately for Green river. A neat little side-wheel steamer called the <Charm>, lately purchased at Louisville for the mail trade in White river, was at our wharf yesterday morning. Capt. Bob Ferguson, a well known Cumberland river boatman, has laid out a town in Illinois, just above Pull Tight, and opposite Cumberland Island. It looks well on paper, and glories in the name of "Island City." Its future prosperity is based upon the downfall of Southland, Ky. Capt. Latimer, of the Columbus packet <W. A. Eaves>, has contracted at Cincinnati for a new boat to run in connection with the M. and C. Railroad, in place of the <Eaves>. She will be a large and fast boat, specially adapted to the trade. The following are the dimensions of the new steamer <Parallel>, which was launched from the ways at Cincinnati on Thursday last: 220 feet on deck, 33 feet floor, 35 feet beam, and 6 feet depth of hold. The machinery consists of three five feet boilers, 46 feet in diameter [sic], 26 feet long: the cylinders being 21 feet in diameter, 8 feet stroke, and works a couple of beautiful water wheels. The mail packet <Irene>, sunk in Arkansas river, on the 24th ult., is a total loss. She struck a root or stump, three a half feet under water, while the passengers were at breakfast, and went down inside of one minute, in sixteen feet water. Her machinery cannot be recovered without the aid of a wrecking boat. She was bound down, and had on board two hundred and twentyseven bales of cotton, thirty-two of which were saved by the <Convoy> at last accounts. The <Fanny Bullitt> has been laid up at Louisville to undergo some repairs. She leaves there next Thursday. ———<>——— Tug Fair. The officers of the District Fair were very busy yesterday attending to entries. The applications were more numerous than was expected, and the articles entered, we are told, were very superior of their kiud. The Directors have notice of a large quantity of articles to arrive this morning for entry. To-day the show will be fairly inaugurati .1. To-morrow and Thursday will be interesting days, and those coming from a distance, who wish to see the midnight parade of the Sons of Malta, and listen to the eloquent oratiou of Mr. Thompson, and witness the feats of female equestrianism, must be here to-morrow. An Americam Rival to thb Gbbat Eastbh.n. Saunders' A' ewt Letter, ot Dublin, says that the 6bip nearest in size to tbe Great Eatiern, arrived in Englaud from America about thirty years ago. She was called tbe Baron 0 Renfrew, was 600 feet long, and was composed of large logs of timber clamped together in tbe roughest manner It was predicted that she would never steer never would cross tbe Atlantic ; but she did, and immediately upon her arrival was broken up. Indeed, she was nothing more than imported timber, hav ing been patched together to avoid the ti oi lier duty, which waa then exceedingly heavy. She fulfilled her mission in evenway, but the government was down upon the new dodge, and prevented any repeti tion of the experiment. 'There was a very severe suow storm in the W hite Mountain district, last Wed nesday, and snow is a foot deep in some place above the ledge, on tbe path from tbe tilen. The old residents say that never since 1816 and 17 has there been weather of equal eerity at so early a period ol tbe season. Tbe snow of last winter is now covered by uew drills, which will doubtless remain uuuielted till next summer. A big wolf bunt is Hppoiubad to come on in Jasper county, Indiamt, in a few days. Quite a number of tbrse animals iutve lately been seen in a portion of tbe couuty, aud citizens have began to fear for their sheep pens. Anthony Burns, of fugitive slave notoriety, having been called to the pastorate ol a Colored Baptist Church at Indianapolis, 1" threatened with the penalties of the 41 Black Law, " of Indiana, if" he accepts the call. For hue clothim? aud furnishing mm v gooils, call at Lvoss , on First street, neit Joor to the Post C.ti e. who has an elegant slock of goods for gtuilemeu's wear. i - n .V 4T .-,. UTO.V's Mil WW CU LUllS, iu uateet oulUpslbla Twbea. Ar rsugeaieuu hava bawu aflocuwl with Messrs. Wiusvi A Newton, for a coustant and full supply ot tbeir oaWbrated Oil Colors. Bur brllluuicy, durability aud. ntire reliability they ars unrivaled. Thearst -laa n -edal was awarded tbetn at tbe Wurbl's Fair Lonuou CHABLE8 B A ACOCK, sept 7 b Main .0 t

Candidates.

bT mr omthorUed to mmmomnee JuUot . - m. - w ft -i. CATLETT as - andi-hite for County i -mmiaspl7 aioner. Mr. MHtT-rif- mnnouMU the an of WILLIAM JEBVIS, Ksq., of Perry township, as a candidate for County Commissioner at the ensuing election spl9 re rmmmtmfA ommoomc -Mr. THOMAS GIFFORP. ofPVrrr township, a a candidate for County cYsiiiiiouer at the ensuing etactlou. P"' U'c mi quttttd to immarl Ih nam of JOHN- B. NKKL.of Perry Ton n.hip, as a can didate for County Commissioner at the ensuing election. of JOHN HOGl'E. of Perry township, as a candidate for County Commissioner at the ensuing Htober election. IS mr mm! ho rim A to mm out. . F. PARRKTT as a candidate Tor Judge or the Fitteentk Judicial Circuit, at the ensuing Oet -ber election. ' mrt'requttttd to muooome, the mom of ROBERT F HIOHT1NUA LK. of ;. rmitu town ship, as a candidate for County Ciionii n.-r lor District No. 3, at the next dctoher election. alA vv Special Notict. Thm ttrimt WtrtfcOmek to sn ism esjsjgrating to the extreme Western country, i th great fear they have of the Fever and Agn. - th most dtrefnl of all dlseasei. Kv.-rv day, we I. ear if persons att:u ked hy this diseae, and ntnde helplwHs in akkiorl tiinv, witlnut any uiemiH Mth.rdinz r -lief. lu view of the great ileut-d f-r a reiued , It Hostetter ha presented hix .flel.iuld -' UITTERS," whose curative jaiaeis t..r all disease- i.f the stomach have been nnivernslly sckn-mU l'el The " Bitters," prepare! sfter a hiii: t x .-l i.-m -i and deep study, have received the i tv minai.- ! tli. j most eminent BjkfsMBMi !! M art rj)sei , , f i in every art of our l ountry. To all Iho 1 douht their Btan.v virtues, sl hi- ian n i, liy them, and iilg f,.i Iheiueeben, i . -M., f ively. For ale !' ! ii-ml- uiid de il-i - en, -rally, everj where. eJS Mulloumu'm ttintmtmt m4l rtllm mr the uiiMiniioair.i v received healing and health-giving I .edKilK es of the inn- li .nl Ii l eiitnry. The 'hutRieUt, wUeli Hdid l I he Kill Tat e, Mliel I ati'H a the hidden radix, 1 1 root d the tfssasa- aaaaMnii ii. theageiM t ..f lli I'HIm in eMMllin.' th cnnOf of sieketea- ia almost evetj silUMnit thai man i heir l Sold at the m I. nfrtt I -i ) . No. Ml M.nd. n I an. , New Yoik. ami ! all Di uginl., it "'"- ,-', and SI ja r Ih. or a t sftfl Ih, It:... .t SS lit, l.tft. .'m tnor, mhull the (Mor null-! i - in oui i .airilrv languish, their r.iititntiiu rai ki-d in. I tH n l. slr ng and dan(riuiii tuinera! Hiedn iues ; lbe will f. to the l.iiinlain .?' Si. alth, found ia viiuple herha an I t.iH I I ..in uature'i ir.,oiiw. TIIK MOl'NTAlN H K R II I'll.O, . t unto nt luutttdafn plaafs wta .ued. Mill i. i. h and t , I heir diHtre-w, and eaiise, Iheld.HxI. I. in .il and . .-miim to earrj Ihloilgll the IhhIv Ibc oh mi ntH o henlth ; huil.liii up the hrokeii ..n-iiiiiii. ii, and carryiag lite ami health, tut tor ili. in aouhl have Ih-u the wreck of hope ' the fi-eble moan of ntltff ring, at la-t ended by the ' cold hand of death. Do uot let prejildii e oYf'outne your lietter reaaoii ; do not hxik upou these Pills as only like others ; do not let y air despair, after trying everything elie, nrevsnt you from trying I tie e. The I I. I must I pure, and theu K i.'- . j is iiupoi-sihle. What a great and yet simple truth is this! it appeals to tlie common sense of all ; it is the gn at k -t..ne of the healing art. JUPSON'H MOUNTAIN II Ki; Ii FILLS will purify aud cleanee it as sure os the sun wtl! rise to-morrow. SWF" Jadson's Mountain Herb PilU are sold by all Medicine Dealers. augl n K .V. WTliVSTSr.V, juhtmck MB TIIK PEACE. Orrtce, Thied stikkt. Second Dona MM mr Coubt Hoisk Will give particular attention to all Notarial business entrusted to him such as wilting Deed, Mortgages, Powers-of-Attorney, Contracts, Ac. Will al"o collect mo..ey, In any put of the coiiuty, with or without suit, as directed. Probate business, aettlemeut of estate), Administration, Guardianship solicited aud promptly attended to. augl a llisliaui Mining Company, Kvansville, Indiana. Ufficv on Water etreet, lietwiau Main and L.a-ust Coal, in ejiiantities of not less than bushels, de. livared to any part of the city, at K cents per bash, at the pit, S rents. JOHN WYMOND, ocW secretary ami .Maliaaer. AMI'S '7U.iL lL, BVRHiWQ VMCtB t and aard oil Lamas, of ail kinds, constantly ou hand ai d for foi sal chesp, by N. B. THOBireOH, sept 22 UmKgist. F OUI It FL.HHN JVST MK4Wfed, a lot of this desirable i'limp, ailsnted for elevating and forcing water into nny part of the building, t about the premises when- they ma) Ia placed. Vor mi. by j)Jl tJKU. B, MINNTAU. WDMISUTMA TOM'S SOTICK. SuTICE IS foJL hercbv aiviiu that the uiiUr.iiie(l has been v P 1 "int. . 1 AiluiiniNtrntor of the estate of William II. fc.ri.kine, lute of anile thiiri;h count v. Ieceael. All iienion in.lebtnl to saiil estate ale reiuireil to make iuiluediatu payment to me, and all iersoii4 hav inn claims ur viii-t ai. catate are r .pur ! to present them, duly anthentie.ited according to law. Thetat is solvent. IIKNKY II O It N BY, -,-pt'Jl-lt l.v tw Adiiiinistrato rS wmvtMtna rn'iu asd laiu oil alJLMf ways on hand for sale very cheap by S. S. THOMPSON, Druggist, senla "J Main street. ieil 11 00 MS Be. ft Mfl-MtTMl A n noi tlneiit ol ill: i.ei coiistiilitlv on h;tt. l)V seplti GEO. Foster a t o. AeWH MA CKBMtBL W PACKAGES, ALL ww siriN and numlers new Mackerel, iiiNt 1. ceivnl aud for sale hy PRKSTON HKoS. luoo l.US. PHI ME A A' IK LXD1-' h received aud for sale by saplC PRKSTON BROS. IIAII kxthj ror L.I 9mmWmo i-HINOLKS to N.-II Ivsk thain .11 Ih I .. unlit elaeahere. Fnuuiru at this oOlce. marl' Iw rwutt rjritm, umuAMMAJ-tj ajAT per and Rouuel Roards .rss buiulles for sale by 8. K. Ull.BF.RT A CO.. nov'7 Byrantore stn-et, near Water Ml.. , HHJII. .7 TS J.VH E KNULISH WALNL'TS bushels last re ceived, uew crop, for sale by tbi . E. GILBERT iv CO. WBfLABTKH fAMMB, WHIT I' Nlt.Vfi, BJ 1 .'in. t.i. Sash and Doors, haiU and Ohwa. all sizss, lust I.-. eiw.J and lor sale bv CEO. FOSTKR A CO , auifft QSffasf Locust stret and the tansl. WmMJrM HI.-'IJLKS --1 No. I Pine MM ShiuKlei, tr satie low. Also, !Sn,sH PooUr JOHN f. GLOVKR, Jly! C.riier Main sud Seventh Ntreef-i. Ayi HILDUt'.S 'S f.l.MT HATS! A EUhill OLn 'Stock just oi-.-iieil, at M Main street. BBBBl 1 V A I T I K R A 31 A RtO NNIKR. I 0MJ9 M ATm.9W .1 ved and for sale at sepl jfEEII. cook a son's. :S1 bags Rio CofTee, 80 pcs-Wets Java. Received slid for by PRKSTON BROS. 1 rM DMIXISTKA TUB'S MOTICE.-SoTUE I MM. hereby given that the tinderaiirneit 1, 1 app it.t-l Administrator of the estate of Audrew K. Krskine.bUe of Vanderburgb couuty, deceased. Ail persot.s indebted to said estate aru required to make immediate payment to me, ana all (arsons hav lag claims against said estate are required to present them, duly authenticated according to law The estate is solvent, ANDREW KHSK1 N K. e21-ltdA3tw Administrator. MDMINIBTBATOB"S SALE. NOTICE Is MM. horeby given that we will sell at publican.tion, on Thursday, tbe 13tb day of October. ls.Yj, n o'clock A M , at tbe residence of William 11 Ki -skiue, late of Vanderburgh county, de, ,, H the psrsonal property (not taken by tlie widow , f Andrew K. Erskins and William H br-k consisting of oxen, cows, horses, bogs, wagon , hav , corn in the Meld, farming utensils, household lur-nitai-s. Ac. A credit of twelve months will be given ou ,.11 sums over nvw dollars, tbe purchaser giving his note with approved security, waiving relief laws.All sums of flvs dollars and under, cash in hand. ANDUKU l.U.sk I N h HENRY HURNBY, Sr., eptil Udajtw AdmiDlstlatort.

, STOVlflS ! 'stoves of all DESCRIPTIONS. bbVv " r'' 'rm m. BBBVT I Sfty mmM I AOM BMtfaM

SCANTLIN k STEPHENS ; 11 .n ji.-i received a lull niipply for tiieir Fall and Winter Traile. and every description of STOVKS, IfKATGa, TIN WARK. and KITCtlKN CTFN- ! HlUk Their atuck eoihracs all varieties of CtMIKINi;. PARLOR, AND OFFICE STOV KS AM) URATES, I with and with ut niautle", nil af tbe neweot and moet apprw.ed patterns. The stock euibraces the I greatest var ety ever brought to thin market. It : ban l-een Sele. ted hy one of lllv Mtriuers in I i from the largest stinks of the manufacturer! in I'iltshutg, ( iuciuuati. Hud Loiiiaville, ami ha l u I un Lii. on teiius that will a. low Iho uudc nugne.l to w-11 at the very lowest cash prices for which such articles can la hud in this market. " Call at the alsoi ot the CWkiaf Moves No. I.'i Slain tr,e. . .iofiitc t he Male Hank, h.lween Wal-r and Kiist stra ti. setl2-4A3H m ANTL1N A WMWiKsUt. OJVJsT ;. II JIM JCST KX I'll fill iiie the formation of odr'partaersbip, Oar tradf hni iuereafeil beynnd our expeCtaHua. We NMSW !- return our Minvre thauka to our num. rafts pat nau' -and if a well assorted stia-k of giM.ils, low prices, and strief utd ntiou to bnsiness, will II erif a . .iiitinuaiii-e of your faoi, we ihink We m ill ha lainix upon yon our t.i. iliti. n nr 1'iir-rl.;.iii-ut low price wer. never as H' 'US at present mm: ykak.v kxfkrienck at iner. haudiing has eiialdel im to hcconie ac -i.miulil with some of the 1 iees in the leading markets of the Union. Slid We are almost dally i.-.i iwiii; xnpplies from me of them. We ina v not "blow" as iniirh as othei house win., receipts are largely iiirrfa! by printiaj Hut the pnhiic may depend that in rirti, qualities, and plan; to x, we "won t lie lieat. We iutk n trial. ai.i ii. n, we "won't lie leiit. We uak n t r i. Mfft VICKEBY BROS., J Main street. w mo sV" itt TMMi tIJmjK Til 11 HHAKK. Having reeeivra a new M of . Ill's and fancy Groceries, we arc now .repared to prem-iil to the public a stock as nearly complete in articles of . air line as can la-found anywhere, ami m i.m iltttes for purchasing and onnei n am enaIde lis to offer our goisls at prices as low, if not lower, than can be had anywhere '-lse iu thi mar k.t. i Uir motto is "Value against Value," and how t o we have adhered to this, may be seen by I be patruaAfe bestowed upon us hitherto, and it Ih the interest of the public to palronize an estah-li-hiueiii where they get the lnt and iho most for thi n money invested. All we ssk is to e.vuniue our stis k aud prices ; ev ery -information about the saim- will ! ch erfullv given. erwla Z. II CuoK & 6CN mm 91: ni 1 'i: j 1 r it K rti 1 1 'i: 11 WW our Kail stock of Koreirn snd Ibunestic Dry QbbbBvj Notions, HtN.fs, Shoes, Hats, 'ais, Iton-iH-tS, ami Millinery (ioisls, which w are selling very low for Cash or No. 1 trade. All Dealers who fa 1 p the river this Fall will pay more for goods, addiut; ezsiises, than the ...nil hava honght tie in at in Evansvllla. There Udng a determination here to sell as low as any Western city, and our stocks of Goods s re large ami first-rate this season, and getting more mi every year. Tha modern mode of doing busilias seems to bo to "Inn often, and close at home," thereby saving lime and freight aud itisni aine. No merchant in this section ot country can ft" up the river this Ksll to buy (oods and save anything thereby. We cordially invite tbe Trade to call and examine our stock. We have on our first floor Dry Obbbn and Notions. Our second door, l; is and SlioeH, dc. Our third Boar, Hats and C:dn. Gos ta-ks of each, which we will sell low Give us a call. aep I KM N , P R KyTO N . (W.nHIIMaltV HOIJtiMc7ml-TOJ) MS m. the largest and best arranged Hotel in the New Kngland Mates ; is centrally located, and easy of access from all the routes of travel. 1 1 contains nil the modern improve mcnts.andevery convenience lor the comfort ami accommodation of the traveling public. I he sleeping ru ms are large and wail ventilated ; the suites of rooms are well arranged, and completely furnished for families, and largs traveling parties, and tie- house will continue to ha kept as a first-class hotel in every respect, scps-ly LEWIS KICK, Prop'r. Ti.no ru i mumsii. too hi shki.s choice new timothy seed, ju.it 1. coved and for sale low to c1oe conoigunient. aept 8-tf K. 8. BABCOCK. nmvjs'MS! rmMrmm! i- cjibm a M Lest quality, for sale by saartB . E. GILRKBT A CO. WLCOHOLJt ST RECEIVED PEB STEAMWJL r Castle Garden, en excellent quality of Al cohol, at THOMPSON'S Drug 8tore. aTIOTTON TAR XS ASD BATTINO. " -; 75 bags assorted No.i Cottoa Tars. 50 bales No. 1 Cannelton Batting. 50 bdls. Cotton Twine. 25 bags Candle Wick. 10 bags Carpet Chain. Kerala byBsep-l ; W HKELEB A BIGGS. jrHTMAGHE&G0. WMK .VOU" HKJin FOH TMMi I R tZ TALL TBADK, with a stock of Goods every way suited to the wants of the country, and invite the attention of MERCHANTS to their extensive stock of . DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED DRY GOODS AND BOOTS AND SHOES, which is very complete and very cheap. We invite Merchants to examine oar stork before gor.., further from home, as ws will tell them cheat ' r than they can buy goods elsewhere and get tbeiu lerae. sepl4 K HE.VT-THi: KTOHK HOI Si: Lyon as a Clothing is for rent. Knuiiir now occupied bv Mr. Store, adjoining PoM Offlc-, ot Mr. Keen, of the firm of Keen A Preston. BtfM Mrs. K. C. MNt'K WAXTED, IMMEDIATELY. -SIX C.OoD t'oat, and six goo.1 Pant Makers, to an to M.ikiTs, to go Paducah, K V. (;.h,. wages civen. W.C, GRAVKS, s l-'-'-.'t Meirhaul Tailor, Paducah, Ky. MJBJ IJS'TKMH J.y'll llTMMiHH iMJf M buy Linaeed Oil and Paints of all kinds, patent Pryei, lirushes (.raining Combs, ami lube Cadois, at the lowest rates, al U M II. P. STOHDARICS, sep 'l 17 Maiu street. M l'T MMii'Mil fMil ! J .V?W LOT ttM of Alllbrotv p-('a-. -. 1' rames, and Chemical-, diru. t from the Mainifu tuiers, tor sale at reduced prices, at WM H. P STOHDARIVS, s-p J'J 17 Main str.-wt. ATBBMMMM I CMMMMM .' W ' '.in bags Kl.i 1 offee. Iini do Java do, just received aad lo sale by s. p H PKLSTON RRiBS. Notjst Goods at OAKLEY'S. M OJKI.Er a 8.V, JVO. Q JS'OBTH ow First street, are in receipt af a large sts-k of CarjM.ts, Kloor Table, ami Stair t il Cloths; Windou Milder, St:iil K.s. Coftoli, IllBfM , W....I eii, and Silk !aiuaks . Uus M ,t, llletched and Brown Mulin, Cotton and MmnMoo HuBarlt. CMtoo ...d Liiiw.11 Sbeytiags all i i,. aad i.es i4 IlianVels, ill i,ualilies i4 Mnwi., Knitting Yarn, ami I'otton Hosiery and Q loves ; fitniurts. Cbaai meres. Cloths, Chiblreii's I'btbJs, Hi i hsoas, I. .idler. Ureas Coods, Silks, DeBerages, Plain and Figured IVLaines, Jaconet and Swiss Muslins, Embroidery and Embroidered Ct.lUrs. WToelep flooda, all shades of Worsted and Clieneal Calicoes, (inghamt, I'm brellss for Cents, Ladies, aud M , Hoops, Hoop Skirts, Ac, which an-1 ttere.l for cash at r. BfirnsVIl prires and one price to all. We also have on hand a large amount of Ptuk. Lard, Molasses, snd Whisky Cooperage. Orders till ed st short notice and lowphce. sepl0-lm CRESCENT CITY GALLERY. WE ALL follow interest iu spite of vain talk, Aud to those who deal lairly, to them we sbunld walk, Now, you who want Pictures, both cheap and firstrate. Bring your dimes to SMITH'S Gallery, (yon don't have to wait). II-- fears no competition from oue or the other. But looks upon each as a friend and a brother; He cares not for shoe , nor puffing nor blowing. Mock soirees, or annnou, assuredly knowiiiu That he make-, On, trade, who gave must for the cash . The people can- u.. thing aln.ut nnv 'rand splash. Now, ail who a ant Pictures, large ones or suiaII, Should, without more delay, on Mr. Smith call; The Court House, you know, just over the way, Examine his Pictures we kusw what you'll say The best iu tbe city, and cannot be beat Ia fi.iish or price and by way of a treat, To Ladies and Families he lessens bis payCome along, friends, don't neglect it a day spla-Cm '

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,

BT TUB B. A W. LINK. Last Wight's Despaffhes. St. I.ov:-s OA. 3 p u. Althouoh lC fin hftf been proluii,'-.! twoday Ijeyond the allotled lime, the in terest i- pasitM td. I "pwards at ', mm la--iiii' on the ground to-ilay. In Mm pruceeding in the amphitheatre w ith thorough-bred sliillion?, over 4 Jtmn old ; the first premium of 6100 was awarded to Watona, ! owned by T. B. Pointedter. Thorough-bred a : 4. i i mares over 4 years, nrst premium a arueu J to Mary Weller, owned by G. W. tiood, of i St. Louis countv. Mo. Sweepstake premium nt $300 for the best stallion of any age or breed, was awarded to Danblow, thorough hrel, ownetl by H. C. Moore, of Cooper Co., Mo.: $200 for the best mare, was awarded to U. K. Morrison, of Kentucky. During the afternoon, a spirited contest for$1000 for the best trotter, took place between Flora Temple, Princess, Jake Cook, Green Mountain, and Hiram Woodruff, which was finally won by Flora. A display of eqtiestrisnism also took plate in the afternoon. Miss Amy Crank, of Jeloit, Wisconsin, carlied off the prize. Slew York Market. Ibw Tout, Oct. 3 P 11 Flour advanced and clsed heavy; sales at 4 .rrfVi4 CD for.surperiine State; 4 To j (Vi 4 80 for common to medium axlrado; j 5 30(a) 5 50 for common to jood shipping brands; extra round hoop Ohio closing heavy. Wheat dull ; sairs 1 l,0lo liush. at 1 05 for red Iowa. Uye ipiiet SJF. I'.arlev ( heavy at 83(90. Corn dull at LJc for t.iixt ii Wesleru ; l:JfTi-i4e for yellow.tifil.-,; 4t- lot Stale. Whisky lirm and l.u .y.iiit ; sales at 27jc. Pork dull at IS (a 1 ." 87 for mess; lo 50 lor pri no mess; 17 "ill for clear. Beef dull and lower ; sales at 4 tt4 75. Cut meats scarce and linn at S for shoulders, and 'J for hums, bard ' sleailv it lMl. I 1 . Xkw York, Oct. 3 f m Tli ct i ket match Let ween the Klevcn of All England ami lha iwoutv-Uvo nf iljo United States; commence. I this morning nt llol'oken. New York, the United State placers la-ing at the wii kets. The weather wns all that could he asked, and the grounds were in capit il order. It is estimated that nearly si U levefl UMMIMBd BJtnOBi were on the giiiimil. Tiie billowing is the score: Twenty of the I nitial Sbitc . Brsl innings, 08. At illaiul .'1 o'clock llie BllgUh Klevi-u went in, sending Hay ward and Carpenter lo tbe bat. After along and bbbsbIj nlty, I'nrpenter wascatignl out Lv Senior Wisdon tuck his place, and va.- qnickly dis posed of nwr three. ran sn eeeded him, and temuined at the Bat, when the -lumps were drawn at 5 o'clock. The lr. S. plajrets manifested much nervousuess diuaio the larger portion of the day, improving somen hut at the close. A large number of ladies were present, watching the play will, novel intetest. Trov, N. V., Oct. '.i p M Prof. L;imoiintain is sale. The pni ticulars will siou le l.t New Vokk, Oct ' p u We understand that on Thursday a crickel mutch will be commenced betwen C of tbe English players with 5 Americans, and the other six also with 5 Americans;. New York, Ota, -p n. The bunk statement for the week ending Saturday shows a decrease in loans of $1,178,000; decrease in speve, $l,140,00; decrease in deposit?, $1,118,000; incea. t-ol circulatiou, $4i)o,000. Tuoy, N. V., Oct. ::-:r w. A dispatch was received this evcuiug from Prof. Lamountain, dated Otawit, ('. 0 t. 3d, as follows : " Lost all landed :to0 miles north of Watertown, in the t'anada wilderness. We were four days without fool ; were broupht out by Indian guides in their canoes. Please inform my wife. Signed, John Lamoi'ntain. Bobtoi, Oct. 3 P M. A ptivate letter from Berne, Switzerland, states that Mr. t'arpenter, of the hank note agvavlnc he a, at I'liilndelphia, has been very daagVMBtaly injured by being precipitated down a ntotiataia rflfi. New Jkhhi.v, Oct. I -I' M. here thif anticipaThe steannlun Teutonic arrived not ning. ted. Her dates have been PlTTSBI UO, Oct. 3 P M 4 led bv IBM pier mark and River full I llo. t'iuciuuatl Marlcet. ClNtMNN ATI, 3 r V. Flour iiiet .iti.l buyers will not ocrnte, except at a decline of 5(i)l0 per bbl, though i holders are hrm at 4 i:(aAH0 lor superfine, Wheat ia dull flu. nob without i-binirr in quotation. Com Mcarcc and firm with a Ho. nl demand; Oats 40(a43. No change iu Imrlev or t ve. Whiskv hrm with larjrc sales of mf O it 35. Tln-ie is no change iu provisions ; buyers do not come up to the view- of holders', and bi.t few Pules are making; sales :tt 8 for bacon shoulders, and at delivered. Louisville sales of bulk sitle, at 7 tor repacked. Kxcbnnge l premium 011 N. V The river has fallen four iuches in the last 24 hours. Inlirtl-iti 01 x. MM".: HI RtiK, H.I I -I.V t. I. Ol. IT Ml lM-rtuanniitlv 111 Kvansville, Ind , can be con sulted daily (Satuidavs :m.l Sundays excepted, sr ha b days i... 1 1 : be in We whaigh, al Washtogtrva HotollHt his riKiin No. in tin- Washington II -1. 1, Rum I o'clca k A. M , until " P M , for all CHRoNIC or loan standing dise.ises. CONS I'M PTI VK I N V ALII S will ni well to call upon Dr RfJeMM sue., -dul metbiMl ol treating dis.ases Till iwt wild t 1111.4s bv Ihe t , 1 .1.1 piiteli. a hose of the of pn-.ifi,.i lath, p.u,'- ujf'.lril. itiu! iw. " itli apyrep. i oft eomiAttolumutt runtii . A- Ih. Ii. .an refer lo iiciiiv I..1111.-1I3 sulleriiiK with Consumptive Ineases, but aru now enjoying p. 1 l.s t health, this class ot disease can no InBvger lie considered incurable. Diseases of the Eyes will re- eive partlcu lo atteulioli, win. I- be treats upon a lew principle wch unparalleled siucess. tfcsf Consultation llee. mi; i w I V rmun Mt t o .'ll r JUAHS-lOO II . M . boic.- brands Va. Totiocco; ,rsl boi - fives atld fights ,fe 2 butts Twist (in foil) do; J.. do light presseil Va. do, 75 caddiei Blue Hen's Chicken do; :'. do Thomas' Twist .,,; l't 1 "4 aees" do do; 1 case "Silver Ki ll" do; llAi.OO" ass'd tJei uiau Cigars; t&jLW Havauua d..; t&U.Uun IbUf Spanieh do. Iii store ami for ale low by WHEELER A RIUCS, nnfll No. 1", Cor. First and Sycamore su n ii' k MATS, .VI '.- : DOZES ASSOBTed Door Mats, tor sale low by sepl 'il a. O MCI HI. ft 1 .. II. COOK A SoN. 11.1 H H i: I. HOHUHI n y of a suiu-iior Oualitv. tor sale at deefci . II. COOK Jt SON 'S. mfi l it EEl ' dibmot tMPOMTA THM9.'' my Just received, diiect from Shefneld. England, 1 cask Table aud Pocket Cutlery, newest patterns. Also, gross Tea and Table-Spoons. Grocers and Country Merchants will ph-ase call and sxamine our stock of Hardware aud Cutlei v JACOB STRAUB A SON. vpt.l 74 Main St., bet. Second and Third

M. A. L . vVRENCE, A hob-sal.- ami R4n0 I). . tier in aakwlena ana Itnl Ian Marhle, Head Sf..ne s. Cut t)te anl large Mouunients, Vaju-s. Maiith-R, Kurnitnie Marhle, c.;now on hand, over 4i tmn 1 Statuary, vMta and tin B Variegated Marhle ; he . an lurni-'h dealers agrcater variety of fine Miirhh- than can be found in any el the Western or Southern State. H is stock congUt- f (l h11 . , ta ln inch, thick and Moinuin iit of all i. -s, at prices that cannot fail to please. Tliom' wishing to purchase heaiitiful ami lastin i nieiueutiM-M, will tin. I in his iar-e wareroom an as i sortmeut not to I a- urpa . for la-auty, originality ! of design, carving, and exe tit ion, in any of the east -I ern cities. IK constantly eniplcys a lare imniler ! of firal-class workmen am, car vera, that enahlea him lo tcive battel BatMftftfm than can la- had at any otlisr ostaMUhiueut. His sgesits, in soliciting' 1 cnlers. are authoi ii-il t-- sell at the same price that l the purchaser would have to pay if he selected the aridl in psaSBfta HISOMtlMMM can always rely 1 1 'ii ha inn their orders filled to the letter, a mtlixfnvlivu i. hi ai... .nut inftne hi mi.ll... MARBLE MALI, BCILDINOH, KvHusville. Indiana. TIIK BfE T! .91.1. TIIK Ittt;.s which Im ik li.-ciit nature his eudovveii man with, the BVB i-i tin- most important , ino-a I ISIIlll 1 Sail in ."st il.-!icate in or-riiiizatii li. FroBi Its exposed situation, ft is constatitlv UaMe to diseas.- which ussuaies varietl forms, and which, vh.-n ' aerhetcd or wttrnatsa. too IrMiaentt) t.-nuinato in hlindness. Ii bee os, therefore, in uasaijl tha the practrHoaer ihaTl thoroughly coavarsaai not only with the trartare ot v.- eye kali and it api-iiil:i.;. . I. nt f'i4t lo- shall h.iv. S MOM accurat Ban pSltM know leiL-. ' I ..!! fltsMBSt I" which that ' organ is IbSMbv In kVMenrteg th!. u.i ftsr lu'.li.- eoaaUi ration, I w , .ui.l ol.-,--v . ttial -'tt.-l SM i-xp ri.-:iee of over teu years hs the Tin"tsl op;halinic httspltals of Kurooe. I i iher a il h tin- sulvaiitaffe ol a lanre lil'ivatA practice, I am areliared lo treat all di-.- .-s of the Kje with that certainly of success which can only b BBft BSplisBs d ;. . BTk of slMVVMS. OHBSMShrthM baNira from s A. M. to 1 P. M aa.i-4 tn t; M .lolls M i; is s is. M. D. OAor, ooraer bnrosi mil s.c..u. -tn-i-. KvaiiiWorthy of Attention ! if o o 11 i." s 1 . 1. nil. i meu'i.vu WWm MACHINE. Patented July 47, 1898. Tin Machine is pronounced by competent ludgea ti be usrior t all others before the public, for aeueral fmiiily use, and what will doubtless niir1 1 iv and rejoice many .1 vvoman's heart, 1-, thai while f..r ordinary nsage it surpasses iu practical utility the atgbeat pi iced aiscbiues, tliH i.t ol it will nut exceed thirty-five ilollars. The subscriber haviiiK parciMBetl the BXcluaiVB riKht to manufacture, seil, aud use this machine iu Ibis ami other c-.nnt ie, of South w. stern Indiana, r SB rt rally invites all iersons, Ladies especially, aim are in want of a first class fv-wiui; Machine, to . all and examine the merits of the Moore's Pat1 nt, b. 1 1 1 c eoufident that on a thorough wBOMtAmBslice with it. tai will prefer this toall others irrespective of its pi ice. The following ins summary of some of the leadon; excellencies of thin machine : 1. It combines durability, simplicity, an. I prac ticability in a higher decree than any other now in ll-e. 1. In point ,. strength, elasticity, and endurance, its BtftCh is not BBDsSsi by any UiHchiue yet invented, b e Ii -1 t I is liM-ked or t. -tell'-i) by the machine itselt. so that there is no nisysl of drawing the thru.td tbroilich a or BBlag a acnfls tastvti the en. I ot a sea tn to prevent it s ravepng or ripping. Such is the nature of the stitch that Mm iy third one be cut. the work will neither rip nor ravel. :t. It sews tiom two coinmoii sihmiIii without rei w online;, and seas in tin- very I test milliner, coarse i an I fine fjooBt v ill: tii 1 niton, or silk thread. I. It has llie Im-sI unit BMM lelial'le BeB ever constructed, anil dis s not bleak needles. 5. 1 be sace around tlie needle and beneath the 11. e.iie arm is liiiusiislly large, ami what is especially noticeable, not a drop of oil is needed .n the part ol the machine, in contact with the BjBBBBa i Its siinjilicilv is such that it c.01 bs uinierstiss! an.l oM-r.ilsl with but little instruction, ami in so clean BBBfltlful . and us.-fu! that llo family can Well atlord to l-e with. ut one, t beret. -re come 1 i.'it ilone, see lor joiiiself, and if you like the niacin uw, make one yuut own without delay, and my word for it, itti-r a lew days' usage it will be the last article ot fiirniluie the ovvia-r will he wUUag M part wttb tot whit itcst. PL W. SAI'FRI. I.v v 1 -v III M, Ind.. June. 1S.VI. jllfi limbK'mw MM FA III. 6TABCU-W BOXES FOB SALE BY M S B. OILBKKT CO. Klenh ftlgXl 1(1 I r e. eiv, .. H d every nioruiiur at rook siN j.:wi J1K. UATB1 HATt!-fALL STYLE now ready, so that every one may rely ou getting exactly wlmt will t-lei.se or suit him. Hats of any .1. -ire l pimp- made t onlei . warranted to tit as coii'to. tal ly as any soft hat, at :!'.t Maiu street. t.tjl VAI T1KR& MAKfoNSIKR. EVAN 3VILLE NURSERY.! rmMI I BWMmt'MABMiB H.I s Ml VT Mi A'.V lie ' - I II crown hi lilt II.- - Willi II lie ell. -is to the public cheap lor cash. Nursery DM Uiile from Kv i n-M lie. ou Ihe Newbury road. Residence in Elliott's Kiiiaiceiu. ut. All orders Mill r. . eiv.- prompt attention, il adilres-ssl to auidLw2 philip Hoffman. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. b.i- w..ii for itself sn. li a renown for the cure of eveiy variety of Throat and Lung Complaints, that it in tftilirelv uiiuec-ssary b-r us to recount the evidence d its vii titer,, wh rever it has been employed. As it Iks long I.. 111 iu coiist-iut use throughout thif. suction, we need not do more than iini.li re the a-.iple it 1 .pialtlv is kept up to the ls-t it has ev.-r bean, and that il may be relied on to do for their relief all il has evel b- .-u foiunl to do. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, rOR AlL TBI PURPueKtl OK A 11 lii.M'lVK MKDICINK. FOB Co s 1 I UN ESS ; FOR THE 1 URK tF DYSPEPSIA ; FOB .1 kUNDICI , FOR till. CI KM oK INOIOKSTIOR , FOB II Kid IIK-. FOR l Ml I RE i'K DYSKMTRET ; FOR A Kol L KTOBfACB : FOR Till, ci RE OF KRYSIPKLAS; FOB THB PILI s; FUR TUB CURB ol SCROFULA ; FOB ALL -.' KoKi 1.01 s COMPLAIBTS; Fob Till CI BB OF B1IBI M VI ISM FOR DISEASES OF NIB SB IN ; KOU TIIK CI bf. OF LIVER OOMPLAIXTl FOR DROPSY ; to THB CORE OF TBTTER. TCMoRe AND SALT RHKUM ; FoR WORMS; FoR THE ( I KK oF Col'l . For a DIMMER PULL; FOR TIIK CC RE OK NKl'R VI .l : FoR PURIF1 I NO THE BLOOD. I bey are su.u coaled, -o uiat the luost -ens aivne-an take th-'ni pleaKillitly, and Ih.-y o.-the be, tis-rlent in the world for all the purpose-, of a tain t y phvsi Pi 1. I J "1 cents pel box ; Six Boxes (sf I I 0O, (ireat BBBnbcts Ol Clergymen, Physici ins, St it.---meii, ami einin- nt personeRM. have leal their n.uiies to certity the unparalbil.st usetutnen ot itie 1 r.-metlics. ton o..r sfaee nere w ill not wriuit tl.elliI seition of them. The Agents below naaseij tin nidi ,;i itt eir Ao kii'an Alman ac, iu which they are fiveii ; with .. I - full de .criut ions of the mIkiv e .-..uiI plaints, and the treatm- nt that should be followed ' for their cure. Do not be put off by iinpriucipKd dealers with other preparations they inaketnore bra Hi on. Demand A it'-, and tak-j m others. The si.k u.int the lie! aid there is for them, aud they should have it. ) FffrfanBi by DR. .f. C. AYER CO., Lowell, M issachu-eiig. Sold ley KELLER WHITE, Kvansv ille, and by all Druggists and M. r. bants tbroughout the country. marU I-dJtweow ATtJM MP MiT TJVKH. M'lfM lot BBS wis leathered and cHrst Tacks this day received at the Wooden t"are Store I. B. RCSSELL, .Va") Main street, wyA) Between Third and Fourth. Louisville.

ISCELLAIIEOUS. AMERICAN

Wholesale Clothing House. Clothing trade of the West was comparativel y ot mall amount, and was confined aim -t exclu- ; sively t-. a retail l.u.-in in the utrfrev tow m ami ! citi.-i alone. Now this line of Good has la-come hii iilniio-i indisjiensahle part of the tnck of every general I h y Good store from t It crowded city lo th ci.-, -road Htand. Like all chan.i in trasle, however, this one hss nnt lieen prodrn-'l except for the best of reasons. Among these at the irn-at Having ot matviial by cuttiu a Uus .,..u.. t ot Karment together--the siieri()r work snd speed ot sewina laacblnes in msnufactuiiim Ihe nr.- - viiifc of time in waiting for your "turn'" ut the Tai lors the uncertainty ot even fcea uctting a sat i a sa. isfactory nt. ' and ahove all the saving of st h .t tMr-miif aiif iwi inc f;ai lUtJMl III prtf'. mT1 ii nuniiri'i of rears this bt oiili liet-u a intrt t our general lrv (joxmIs husiueas, hut we have made arrangement to devote our whole bouse exclu- ! sively to it alone with such lines of Notions ami Kuruishiiig Goods as will Ih; neci-ssary and .hnirai.le in that trade. Belitviug that the true i uteres! the trade will la to siistaiM ws in tin.- euterpris.-, we would i especlfully aunoiincx- that we now f.v. ou hand one of Ihe largest and most delrald stocks of WELL MA UK (LOTltlXt; that u -ever orTereii to the trade of the West. We respectfitrlT soli. -it a call fr-'iu all pur old friends niij the trad' generally. echaTe 1 othlag tor ssdssfaj our goods, and Bof faadl If you i.nt, them. We an- prepare.; to sell to all prompt -t innhuyers as low'us any house in the tnulu. A libeal ilisK-.niii t also made on all n-h tdtot. W.M. K. rSKKCH V CO., sep: No. Jo Main street. GUARD AGAINST FALL ic WIKTKR CHOICE INSUKAMJE WITH tfW I NColiPolI ATCI) 1S19 CHAKTKB PKItJ'KI ! A I. lSII CAPITAL Sl-0,000! MISOLI TF AM I MMPAOtW. :t si rpli s ok so 14,1 h j i. Aud he prestige ot in vrs. SBceaa and . p. ie 1 l I'VVAKIiS OF Sl J.OnO.ooo "I 1. - l:-i ' I en paid bv llie .l,:n II, -ill. lie. iiipimy iu the past 4'i :. Tie- SMne s-l reliable inbiirau. . will U ; from the following LOSSES PAID BY THEETN HI UISC THE PAST FIVE YEAR : 1 u dii. tatussv n Iu W is. oi riu Hs;.:i; .. UT In Michigan gl .s.m.; si In Indiana...' Itt ' 81 In Illinois ... IH.1W H Ten neN-.ee. ... '.'7. ". I'i -'1 Kan. A Keb. MbM T7 Ark. A Cla... -J Iu heiituckv. . .1 1 1 M 1011 n ...... :sM...lo low a a Mian. I'd, is IVun. .V Va... aiS5 H Miissippi and Alabama, $2,41-2 18 Pire and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvein and lair prom. E'ciut aBMmtioH yiiento Insunun-e of DWELLIS'.aHil Contents, for term of to I pear. The solid service long and sucoeHsfulJy tried, and the many advantages the AiUxa Insurance CempiB isaseses iu its line, should not be overlooked by those reatly to insure, ami understanding tiieir I -est i uteres!. During "stringent times " the necessity for oliable Insurance becomes an imperative dnty the ability of property owners to sustain loss teing then much lessened. Agencies in all the principal cities ami towns throughout the State. Policies issued without delay, by any of the duly authorized Agents of tiet'otnpsnv l' IU SLNESS ATTENDED TO WITH DISPATCH AND FIDELITY - ALLEN C. H ALLOC K, Agent. sepv-::nid,vw BLI EGR ASS NURSEKV, Eocnttd on the Petertbtirgh KnaA, ten miles from Etansvillf. TUK SVMBVMIBRM OVFF.MH M'OU sale, this Fall, tbe foils ing articles : .TCI Apjde Trees, from . to In f.-et hih l.tSHM'berry Trw-s, in t.n choice vnri.-ti. s, two years Irom bud. l,fKSl Pear Trees, Dwarf and Standard, one to two years old. Also, a quantity of Sweet Chestnut Trees, Plunir, Gooseberries, Currants, Strawlierrias, 4c. 3,ikhi Evergreens, consisting of Bed Cedar. Pitch Pine, White Pine, Jersey Pine, Scotch Fir, Norvay Sprue. Chiuctp and American Arborvitie. . CRISP Samlersv ii:e, Yanderbiigh Co. s.-pTa ".:u g 4 1:0. ft. e o.vjtj u , . v . 10 .-. WM str-et. Ins now in store ami is constantly receiving for the Ksll and Winter Trade, the U-st stock ever brought to this Statu or vicinity, of all kinds of H V.KDWARE suited to the VYeet. and which, having been selected and purchased in rson, from the most extensive Importiug Honees and Manufactories of nearly all the Eastern iit:.--and towns, in addition to several invoices Unpoi ted direcll v by him from good manufacturers - Kn'hVb and Oct iinu tie can, and will soil tut low .1any concern iu the West; feeling confident that goods and pi ices cauiiot tail to please and satisly. He would ask the especial attention of Merchants, Manufacturers, Carpent-rs, Millwrights. ( ... ).. 1-. unmithst and all who need any articles usually found in a tiist class Hardware Store- w h"ie.ale and retail. Without pursuing detail, the mention of a lew leading articles may lie well, viz: Table and Pocket Cutlery, Razors, Shear, and Scissors, including Geo. MmleBlinlli A Son's ju-tly celebrated manufactures ; Butcher's Knives anil Steels; Filus. all kinds and sizes, ol Batcher's, and ther manufactures; Augeis, Clii.els, Coiig.-s, Braces and Ilitts. and all Carpenters' and Cusjs is' Tools, from Ohio Tool Company; Barton's, R.ch--ter, and White'-. Buffalo. M inula, t.-i i- -, t .g.-tlo-r with Cook's noted Patent Premium Anger Bills. Also Hand, Ripping, Panel, and Bncfe Bans al-.. the various si-s and styles of Mill, Circular, and Cross-Cut Saws, with Tuttle's Patent ihaih Tssuth Cross-Cut Saws ; large :in,l -mall Scales, in Rree variety of pattern ; Axes and Hatch' is lor all pur poses; House Building Materials. Ml Qnansrs Materials: Onnnera Implements lonlntunl ani ex tent; Meat ('inters an I Si uff.-rs , Iron and Wo... Pump Cwha, together with Cbaiy Pump I'lXlui Ames' and ther maU.ii' Shov. l-, Spades, and Orain S.s.p; Jack S r.-ws; a fine assort lu.-m 1.: all kinds of BfUsbeS J Copper and Iron Ki.and Bnrrs; Protective U'eaposts ; llor.se. Wrought, Casing, and f inishing Nails, all sizes; a new and excellent assortment of Fishing Tacktln ; Paint and Colt..- Mills; Coin fthellers and MillA -nt 1, 1 hoi.-, Niiver dr Felch's Premium s.ov OnSBBBBr, I. r 1 pright and Circular Saws. ;to. S. SON NT AO, sls? No. lo Slain sfr. . 1 Mt TM..n flu's 1 o.nroi .-u u r HOPS AND BONESET IT is the safest, surest, cheapest, and n. -t ..-h! bl,- uuie.lv for the permanent cure of COLDS. COUGHS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, CROUP, vTHOOPXMG CO LOB, And all affec tions of the Throat and Lung- It being prepared upon Scientific principles, and from articles that are entirely vegetable. The COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOPS AND BONESET Is manufactured bv C. ROTHEXBUSH k SOX, Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio, to whom all orders must be addressed ; and sold by KELLER A WHITE, Druggists Evansville, Indiana, and by Druggists and Merchants throughout the country. jan2o-ly K. AC. RAILROAD COMPANY, 1 Sr khai.v's Orncs, Evansville, Sept. If.. I T IHE A SSI AL ilEFHSd OF TIIF 6T0CKlera iu this Company, snd election i f Directois, will Is- held at the '.'curt House, in the City of Kvansville, on MONDAY, Ootobei oj, I proximo, Is-twas-ti the hours of lo 01 lock A. 11., aud 4 P. M. Bv cider of the Board. sepD.-td .. E. MARTIN. Sec'y. ftOPKMS' . V TICB. THE CSDEHs ijrned have just received 50 setts aaorted I sizes '-Terre Haute 'Truss Hoops, manufai tut. d ol the very best timber, warranted equally as 1 - .C Aci. 1 n - .. ,.S. . ..r . as in- .0110 moot . ,,iii(jauj , nuu ier cent, le -iu prices than the latter. For sale bv JACOB STRAUB d SoN. pl5 74 Main street, bet. Second A Third. Tcnr TH It Lot" Mi MS It I .1 tiOOII Cup of Ten. We are now in receiDt of a verv choice let of looae Teas, bought expressly- for retail ;rade. Call one and all. Samples given with pleasure by z. H. COOK A SON.

COMMISSION WERfHANTS.

Old established Whaii Boa EVANSVILLE, ind. F. G. O'RILEY 8l Co. l3 M MISSION M ERCHAMTB. OMMtal Bailr. .6tsatuioat, aud Kxpr ak-i" Special Agents fat the PKNN. CENTRAL RAILROAD: ami I llWIH V .over which we are authorized kv giv.-throtiirh t. .eiit at the lowest possible ratfEfaving a BsasasBOtb Whe.rfbcat t tha landinu. tie. larirest on the ol.lo Rtsar, rapabls of storing ami pi-.. n-itiiig all merchandise liable to damsi:tti in LJtpill', e are prepare! to facilitate the dtpatch of all consignments, forwarded to our rm.' bv either f . . - . mi t s KI KAILKOAU UK I AiNAJ. Particular attention paid to Receiving, ti : i. and Forwarding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, on-igned to us lor sale, aud si -factson guaranteed. Offtoe aud extensive Warehouse on Water stria t, ailjoiuint; the T.-lerraph, anil ou the Wharf lamt. where we ace to lie found, attending to tbe interests of our patrons at all hours, daj and night. With our siiTior la ilities; loti standiag ; tintiriufc eutrry; aud knowledge of onr linsineaa, we feel cotitideut of Kiving general satisfaction, snd hope to mi ru a coutiaBNBBS ol c- I .xtetisiv. patrol -:e arc n..w eigoyin?. Liberal cash advances will he nude ou aliccasifii -nieiits u either ourselves or correspondents in any of tie- principal markets. Not ih, Kast or South. P. C. O'RILEY &. CO. 8TOHJGK I have a "large dot: -' ble Warehouse at the Canal Kasia, capable ot st ring any amount of produce, a hi- h will be reI . stored, taken caro of ard held subject to ths ownui-s r U is on most reasonable terms. P. C. (I'RIT.ET. nitiW-if M jM. .I.VK, ltiH'.M 1. Bo AND .iutml Commission Merchant, bio.g r-oi 111 Wart u Stbiv, KvAXsviw r s-t21-!y fKiTHHH.Mt 4 . VT ?.--Vie are preps" e i to store in ,nr Fire I'nsif Warehooee, j quantity !' 4ralu, roauc .1 M. . bsn liae, on toe BeoW7lflRvrRMBtrM llai ill ( lai -f and ,-di r riK-n s up stairs, particular c.irevvill tie taken ot" ilJiiauho. i-limituro. Agi ,- nil .: I ilipleineuls HUd all KiikIs of UomIb or wares liable lo damage troui 'lamp or rust. Insuratn-e effected at the b.vn-rt tire proof rates by tin- in. . nth. or longer when desired. W arehouse lotsMa-d uii corner of Locust street and W. mul E. Canal, and tnt n uv. -t - nt for shipping bv River or Railroad. Apn'v to hi is liKo. fuTEK4lO. BBIiU ' .it.r..V. It HI Ml' MM INii. Kol.W A I. Ill M. AN ) i.KNRRAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. A;. 1 ; t- v . 11 r, a at Company, bvatDsviHe. In di.ma. I, ;i ; l ined a co-partnership under the style of Bnaas'a -v Aiksin, nuil iith-r our wvicd 11. the capacity ,i- - t forth in our card above. W e are fully pn pared to extend every facfittv t o shiupora, sither hj - ANAL, RIVER.' or RAll R v I . .ind BfjRvSV :'e... that Sneer iotereets shall Is faitlifullv lepiccijied, juld the be ph arssl to f.iv.-r us vvti 1 1 fhefrp.it run ago. IMUcw and Waiehoi. on the orm r of Mam -1 and t In- aual. U M. RC0WS, U . M. A1KMAN, Lais' d Howard A BruWB Lai of FOSTKR, A Co Ian 22 1 1 B. .niTI HMtl.l. A MXOKI VI NIL roaWAJtllKO AND COMJdl Slus MERCHANTS. Wat ei" street, !-o-.eii Main aud Locust, 1 A NSVIL1 V INDI AN A tt " Particular aitenieiu niveti to the forwsnliu ol general Mercbsndiao and Produ-, by Rirct . Canal, or Railt 1 1! apJl-Crj fl.ll IJHTMiltS A" HOIItJMi, t.. R. 8. Howard,) Receiving, Forwarding I n Coiuuiissioii Met. liants, N . 4 W dor street, rest A. .1111, Kvauaville, Indiana. Brt)' Liberal advances made on connigoments to New trleans. B C. SLAI'nHVEB ... O. LAfUllTtB...W nollCB, JH nov.'to-lyd iiiuvM m ' son .losi.pn r. n RBtaotiAuction and Commission. MM J KrWJ a CM., SVCVES99UH MM to Wooux-y T Ni '-ou, will continue the Commission business, both at private sale and st auction, at tlie old Ftand, corner Slain and Third streets, opposite the Washington Hotel, where they will pay particular attention to tbe sale of every thing entrusted to them : they will attend to any auction sales anywhere in the city. Particular attention gjven to tlio sale of Lands nd Town Lots, Ac, Ac. fciM7-ly . kar m mm m m a mm 1 mm. m 1 AVd CAIRO REtiULAII PASSENGER PACKET, -. I ! A K 1. 1 1 UO bll, llr.XTEB, Master, leaven Evans llie Tues day and Friday, at 12obek, M., arriv ing at Padncah al 6 o'clock, A. M., Cairo at l o'clock, M., Wednesday and Saturday. Returning, h a . s Cairo ev. ry Wednesday and Satin day, at 7 o'clock, 1. M., and Paducah every Thursday and Sunday, at v o'clock, A. M., connecting at Kvansville with tbe Evansville and Craa-furdsvii ',- R. It., and Pacl.ets mm Oreen liner. Also, 0011Baeflng at Sniltlilai.'i v. it h Cum berland River Packets ; ut Cairo, with M. mphis, New Orleans and St Louis Packets. 11 kefs ran is- ohened ou board the boat fur all Eastern Ctiee. sept. , RKGTJiaR EVANSVILLE & 'A N N KL'I i S TKI-WEKKLY PACKET. BM.H'KMiT TM.rtM:! r.Hlxl.T JHIM CES!! Tit" List and light , i.-m;it p-el..-t A 1.1 DA, Cpt. i 0 a it 1 1 v DiH!.rn, I'-rks Wnrtlihsgton and Ooopev, 1-. nov placed as a permanent p e ket in the trade. m.-I will leave Evansrillepuin t nail v. every M'-NDAY. WEDSE 1AY. AND FRIDAY, at in o'clock A. M., and returnieg, will leave Cannet t-.n every TUESDAY, TlfflRSDAT, AND SATURDAY, at 7 A. .If. For freight or passage, apply on board, MBA MM Mi ml VMmMM It 'M I.HI. I PoYKVM&T lor M 1 incinnati, Louisville,. and Kvan-ville. l.ce w . i.iir.. - tuatly on the adv.-rl icd day. t The reliable light-draught pusscUM r ;cket "CAS TLE GARDEN," Capt. Alex. Frazier, T. L. Co nan:, Cb rk. leaves KvanKviil everv Monday at VI M.: returning, leaves Cincinnati every Friday at 4 V. M f5 Orders i-pei tful'.v solicited and prompt U tilhd. wmpMLtt BTX WjMJrMWII.I. Mt J.VIt FjMD lCJM M PACK ET- 'I he -t. am. r 'I1.v r. R MA R. Kowler. master, t. leaves Evausville ey.-rv Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at VI o'clock M. Leaves Pa. In.-. ih every Tneanay, Thursday, and Saturday, at 1 ci..ck A. M. Connecting at E'ansville with the Evan-vilb- and Crawforthrvtlie Kailnad for all H.jnts North mel Ea.-t, with packets for Louisville, Oreen, and VFabnab rivers. At Paduiah with pack . 1-f .i st Lonia, N. m Orb 01s, and tb" Daily Mail (stats foi Cairo, Nasbriibs, and Tennessee river. 1) It sine-s promptly attended, and charges for fi eight and pa-.a , same as charged by tbe regu lar packet. Thiough kUki "f lading given to New Orleans and all point.-, on the Teum"ee and Cumberland 1 iv. 1 - auglS It .. LO I I si 'MI.LMi, Mi - v I I.IK. V I CURO M All. PACK I. I II Z:i. lOT.I.. f R. R1.1-. I'apl.Mii. .1. K. Ri.'bardson and A. E. Smith. Clerks, will leave Kvansville for Cairo ev-ry Tnesday evening, and fr I. iii-ville every Saturday at 7 A.M. For freight or passage, apply on Isiard sep9-lm MM M t- I I .1 It U'.llt.isn t'.lt HLT. Mm, The iteamer RATE BAR ' HKI . Uu- e h'-t. M.ust r, has r.sum. d her tup N-tv. .- u Kvsnsvill. i and all the places .m tbe Wabash baton lluisou-vill-. Mie will run regularly during the m.ileaving Kvansv ill. on 'I bur. -day of each week. For height 01 pas-age, applv on Ihsxt.1 -opt .1 ll.t.n'S MiXM'UHhS .KP.f.VI , M. ARRANa.l JBJUI I. I k Ai'Am's LxrBr? Cumpast reopectiuut announce to their friends and patrons, tbe public rf Kvansville and vicinity, that, with increased facili ties f.r tbe transrtation of FEE I 'r II T, PA c K A ti EF, M 0 X E Y A S D YALLABL E f. They s -licit a continuance of former favors. E pecial rare takeb in C.- DeBncttanaC Bills, Draff, fiotei, and the traiispot tation of small and ralsnb'e paa-kages. All persons wishing ta. av ail thrms. Iv. s of the f cilitiesoi the Expri-s tain any desired infet mat ion in i.-l.-r.-ii-e t" t . . - m.i details o tbe business, at thc-ir fiifice on First street, between Miin I I -t, pp..,it the post office. del? G. II FISH, Agent. CLEAR THICK ICE FROil LAKE PEPIN If MB. I. i O' It 1 1. Mi 1. .IT TMMi Q "m . ,:.:ioU of nyuur. BfVJMS. bs ceaera-'ed tiv aljaitribuie rbl SPLHblD LA K K PKI'IN UK to tbe citizens of the town, by BBBflng il at tb.-ir oor fr. ru aagous. Ho will euiu begin the I'taini - t -morrow moruin I le- 1, e i a (taac as crystal solid sa a reek, and iiutr; inches in thi. kuess. He ! sorrv that the original curt anal heavy expeiises Of pr.--curiu?; it. unl n t ail .u him to put tbe prion so low to con Id wish ; but he is Be' - sua. I.-.I thai w ben its dm ability and superior quail tha ar- roily tested, it wi t be found cheaper than ny other t.. I.- U ni, and when the aoooaua aeV the whole season's ice is fixited up, the total expense will uot is found to br greater thai, tbe sum paid for our ordinary ice in c-mmon seasons. Those who wih a regular supply at their stori-i or dwellings, will please leave theie orders at P. O. O'RILEY'S counting-room. jelO

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