Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 44, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 October 1859 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IND.

THURSDAY MORNING ..OCTOBER C Tor Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit. JOHN PITCHER, of Posey. WM. P. PARRETT, of Warrick. Protecntlnj Attorney for W,,H JAMES SHANKLIN, of Vanderburgh. ftVOnrlWii4i frmmJHimmen . j I J ot ret erff Aai ntitcTfimr tor i )' . I r . P..u.,'.M.. , 1 UTRCS 1. icSHXsi will uurea iuc uutens of Evansville, at the court hou3e, at 7 J o'clock, P. Mn Friday, Oct. Tth. Secretary of State. There are three candidates announced for the office of Secretary of State, which it is allured will be lerallv vacant after the elect;n nn TnMdav nt. Daniel McClure. who a wu the incumbent, at the last October election. was re-elected for the term of two . years from January 1859. Shortly after the election, and before the expiration of his first term, Mr. McClure resigned the office: whereupon Gov. Willard appointed C. I. Dunham Secretary of State to fill the unexpired term. The term for which Mr. Dunham was appointed has since expired, and another general election recurring this fill, it is held to have been the plain and positive duty of the Governor to have ordered an election to 11 that office. This he has neglected to do, and as the requisitions of the Constitution cannot, or ought not to be defeated by the neglect, or corrupt disregard of them by the Governor, m svtin A.r tViA noorvl A rf tha State . M. vv. rr ; seem resolved to vote for a new Secretary of Sute, without the sanction of the Governor. Under an appointment as Secretary of State, for Mr. McClure's unexpired term, Mr. Dunham is in fact filling the offico for the succeeding . term, for which McClure never qualified a alL This is an arbitrary exercise of power, in direct and palpable violation of constitutional provision. As Mr. Dunham will be here on Friday to address the people, his opinion may be asked in regard to thequestion. The voters shonld understand on what title be pretends to hold the office. If he is a usurper or an intruder, the people want to know it. If he has a legal and constitutional right to the place let him vindicate it. There are three candidates for the alleged racant office. Ml Jahks M. Hill, of Jennings county, appeals to the Black Republicans for support. Ms: William M. Fhxsch, ot Clark county, is a coaservatire of the opposite ranks. Ma. Jzssx L. Alixasdir is a Democrat! but will accept the rotes of all parties. We do not know anything of the characters or qualifications of any of the candidates, bait la aaid that all of them are qualified for the office. Tbi GotebkoR akd the School Books. I The State Sentinel declares that the article published - in this paper, in regard to the I change of books used in our schools, was full of gross errors. The statement made by us was founded upon a communication sent to us from a reliable source in Indianapolis. To correct the error, we copy the Sentiner$ version of the proceedings: It is charged that McGuffev's series of Readers has been adopted by the State Board of Education as text books iu the common schools of the State. This is not the fact. No such action has been had by the Board. At the roeetincr of the Board referred to, the Superintendent of Public Instruction onered a resolution covering the I action, wmcn nnaiiy met tne unanimous sanction of the Board, bnt the language of the resolution not exactly meeting the views of the Board, Gov. Willard drafted one which did, and it was unanimously adopted. That resolution adopted Goodrich's series of readers as - cheaper, the amount of matter being taken into consideration, and having already adopted Butler's Grammar, who is the author of Goodrich's Readers, it was regarded S3 consistent and just that they should be preferred to any other. The action of the Board is said to have received the approbation ot the Superintendent. , The complaint against the change is said to hare originated with the publishers of the excluded books. ' ' ' ' ' ' ST The United States Marshal for Indiana, and the leader of the Lecomptocites, J. L. Robinson, does not like the anti-Le-compton movement to bring Judge Douglas into Indiana to address the people. He thus speaks of it: "The bolters about Indianapolis have cot op a call for Dourrlas to come to this State, and are clandestinely sending secret circulars round through the State to get signatures. Douglas men undoubtedly have a right to invite Mr. Douglas to come here, but they have no right to pretend they represent the w masses of tho Democracy," in any locality that we know of in the State. We understand there is one in this town. Who can honestly say that in signing such a document, he represents the mass of the Democracy of this county ? We shall see. Dio? tsx Niggib. The Indianapolis Atlas says: -Tbe Republicans of the free States would most glaaly ' drop the nigger question ' if they were penaijted to do so. They do not desire to agitate it, but it is forced upon them by the Democratic party, who attained power by Its agitation, and who seem determined to keep it by the same means." If the Republicans would stop talking the nigger, the other side would soon cease prating about slavery. The best stopper to the tongue of & virago is silence. When no one answers, it lags, the steam of her wrath goes down, and the qnarrel ends in a dead calm and silence. If the Black Republicans would remain silent on the nigger question for six months, they would kill off the Southern slavery extensionists ; they wonld die of inanition in sixcy days. Both parties, North and South, live upon the excitement which the violence of each produces in the opposite section. If one would step, the fuel of the other would be gone.

iCommunUaud.

Mr. Editor : It seems to haTe been the opinion of Voters that all. that we hare needed for County Commissioners, -was cleret " a i I . l em anal l I t - ' ant neighbors and citixena : it has been considered of little consequence whether the candidates could read or write, or add up a sum of ten figures ; or whether they had I n knnwleJri of any structure suDerior to iuK w.u-.,.w, .... ."" -6leuce. ,abe only positive quauncauous eaaw a . a? . I acted, nave been, that they snonia oe gooa i a ai . . .9 I n.tnM ni h.fnnir'tA l eirw "--mdre Jolt ft. b.tfr.-b.aui. Uaa.d nuuui w,ui.iatia6a i Hou3e clique. W e are credibly intonnea I that the favorite candidate. pft that clique in the present canvass, brought a loadjof sheaf oats ' into market .the other morning, which he sold at thirty cents per dozen; after counting the dozens in the load, he went up to Court Hoaso friend for them to cypher oat for him .the total product of his load.Such men as this, are the candidates that dei i it' ' .i ii! m?i .1 . ngni we memDers or. we harbor about our Court . House. . lbey pre fer him to Mr. Parrett, according to" their ideas, Parrett has lived too long already has seen too mncb of the world, and 'ought now to be engineering for his bridge over the dark valley, rather than for bridges over the bed of Pigeon; worse - than all, he has I too mucb religion about bim, in their view, for a County Commissioner of t the right stripe. . Ovc who Listess. The Prospects or the Pbovbios Trade. -In the absence of all foreign demand for the hog product, with no market to look to other than home no reason can be girenwhy the high prices" of last season . . . r - - and the year previous should be expected. All accounts from abroad indicate a large hog crop in Ireland this season, which will have much to do with supplying the English and other European markets. Our own meats have been gradually finding less fa vor with the English ' and French governments, partly owing to our mode of fatten ing and curing, as well as to the damage and injury frequently sustained - by the article while on transit. The boa cholera which still prevails in all parts of the West with unabated mortality will reduce the crop I maicuauj mis year, oui sot to an extent to I bring the supply down to mand. the reduced deWater Gas. A successful experiment in the manufacture cf gas from water, was made at the gas works in Wilmington, Del., on the 1st instant, the demonstration waa in every respect satisfactory, the light being very pure and brilliant. One twenty-seventh of the usual capacity of the works can supply the whole city with this gas, at all elevations. . The light, in burners suited to the density of the gas was admirable. It is manufactured under Dr. Sanders' Cincin nati patent, and is cheaper and clearer than that made from coal. The directors of Philadelphia city works, and many scientific gentlemen, were delighted with the success of the demonstration. S?ju A boy named John Durk hanged himself in St. Louis on Friday, it is suppos ed, because he was not allowed to - serre at masj. It appears that after the boys had dressed in the room adjoiuing the chapel, for the purpose of serving at mass, it was found that he would not be required. The others repaired tt th Impvl and left liim there. When they n-turne.l, to their horror ihtj found him hanging dead. 1I LhJ, in the interim, liatitd himself by meaaa of a rope fastened to a step-ladder. Eceopean Crops. Private advices from England represent the crops in that country and throughout Europe, to be less productive than waa anticipated. The actual yeld of wheat will he much below an average in Great Britain, France, and Russia. Under the circumstances, considering the reported spread of the potato disease, some British houses write as though they looked for a fair export from this side. ; At present, prices do not permit ot grain1 exporting to England at a profit, but there is some prospects of an early advance in English markets. , , t ' - ' ' ' Scicide. Mr. Hepp, a' (German) citizen of Newburg, drowned himself in the Ohio river last Friday night His body was found on Sunday afternoon, a few , rods below where he entered the river.' Mr. Hepp was upwards of 60 years of age, and had resided in -New burgh for a long time, and at the a? a t .1 1 . ume 01 uw awn.was nigniy esteemed, ior son,e Umc be had bcea in Por health, and was insane at ' the time the act was committed. The Pok Thadxv" A writer in the Illi nois SlaU Journal, published at Springeld, estimates the quantity of pork on hand but little short of 200,000 barrels. On the 15th ult, at the points named, the quantity of bulk meat, bacon, and lard on hand was as follows : , , -' . - - - Louisville, COOhbds. of sides; 1,200 hhds. of shoulders; 2,500 tierces of lard. Cincin nati, 13,000 tierces and barrels lard; -3,000 kega hud . 6,000,000 lbs. bulk meat and ba con. ' bL Louis, 1,800 bhds. bacon and bulk meats ; 9,000 tierces and barrels lard. Mad.son, Ind.; 8,000 kegs.lard ; 225 hbds. bacon. Cost or Rcsxiso thi Great Eastxrx. - It is calculated that the working cost of this ship, while under steam, will be $4,250 per diem. ' Assuming that she runs to Portland in seven days, the cost will, therefore, be $30,000 ; miscellaneous charges, $45,000. The Cunard steamers are asserted to cost Xl per mile, and the Great Eastern will average 2 per mile. The' Great Eastern will not be liable to dock does or pilotage at either Ilolyhead or Portland. ITad she started from Liverpool, the dock dues would be about"$6,600. ".." " The coal from the Canrelton mines took the first premium at the State Fair at New Albany. ' None of the mines here or along the canal, sent specimens from their mines. v

California Elictiox. The Orerland Mail

brines intelligence from San Francisco to $tb ult i ' .. ' The State election, on the 7th. resulted in 1 . " I 4 r a nnnAiinAil a! xrt inn sTwt tafiitrtn S f Democrat for Gov - - ". necumpiou ernor, by a very large majority, probably 50.000. Scott and Borchall are probably elected to Congress, although their opponents. Baker McKibben, who received the united vote nave the benefit of a Blisht doubt in their favor. ; t aw a . w a m r a . i ue anii-ijecompion candidate tor state Printer:. who was also supported by the " witn toese poasioie exceptions uie uemocratic Lecompton ticket is elected by an 1m mense majority. . Both branches of the Legislature is largely Democratic. 1 1 " BccHAXAs'a Pbiyats Segretaet. A dis patch from Washington says that Mr. Shan non, of Harrisburg, has been appointed private Secretary to the President. BQfc, Sore eyes are a preralent affliction in this region at present. We publish in another column, a certificate from a very re spectable citizen, of the skill of Dr. Maqixjus, in the cure of a painful and alarming case. Patents. Cyrus H. McCormick of Chi ont not less than ten re-issues on hi3 reaping machine last week. Asburn Wilkinson of Madison in this State, patented last week an improved wash ing machine Heratio Francis Hicks of Grand View, Indiana, also obtained a patent for an ireprovement in presses. tgfc. Walker, the' filibuster, is again on the move, stirring np trouble for the govern ment and the people of Central America. Information received at Washington, from the South, leaves little doubt that Walker has recommenced bis fillibnstering opera tions. A letter from Houston, Texas, states positively that he would leave New Orleans for Nicaragua, in such a way as to preclude opposition from the Government. The of ficial order of the K. G. C. is undoubtedly connected with his movements, and his recent change of religion Is regarded as a d0dgo to make himself more acceptable to the Central Americans. tgylt appears that Mr. Hendricks, though spending his time for bis personal advance ment in this State, i3 still Commissioner of the Land office, and drawing his large sala ry from the Federal Treasury. The Washington correspondent of the Chicago Timet, under date of date of the 27th September, aays there has yet been no official announcement of the acceptance of Mr. Hendricks' resignation by the President." jgQPTbe Nicaargua Route is likely again to be opened. Mr. Johnson, contractor for carrying the California mails, via Nicaragua has at last completed his arrangements. The steamer St. Lou'u was to have left New York yesterday; for San ' Jtntn. She is to connect with the steamer Pacific, and it is stated that arrangements Imve teen made for an extra steamer to call at San Juan del Sur to transport the mails and passengers to San Francisco, in case of the non-arrival of the IWitic. tsT Next Thursday, at the Court House will U' a great sale of real estate at auction, by SnANKLis !t IUbulv. - Tub should be rerueniliored, ns rarr indiicviuetits are offered to purchaser. The prujerty consists of about eighty very desirbale city lots for re -idences and business sites and, like all other Evansville property, rapidly growing iu value. Terms of sale very liberal. There will also be sold a few tracts of good farm, ing lands. Sale positive, and to commence at 2 o'clock P. M. A. The New York correspondent of the Charleston Mercury, writes that he has no donbt bnt that James Gordon Bennett will succeed Mr. Mason as Minister to France. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. JfCST MB CM FJM9 1,370 PJCKwJr ages of China, Glow, (Jtnnittxxre, aud LootingGtaea; 10O gross Table VutUn. J. W. HUGHES, - 19 Main street, Eranvillo. q 38 crates assorted for tho Country Trade on band. octfi . rrnoBAvco. JL 50 boxes various brands bright Virginia; 35 do Halves, Fives, and Eights; 25 caddies " Planter's Choice;" ' 80 do "Burows." In store and for sale low, bv oct6 GEO. FOSTIBACO. giOVFBBr 5 O BS Q B MMMB BIO Coffee, received and for tale by ' oct GEO. VOSTEB at CO. lBU IVHITR Fi 8 H 1 5 JliaT L F baxrvla No. I, lost received and for sale by octC GEO. FOSTER a CO. fiiojtas.IV 40,000 Imported German Cigars; 3U.OUO Ualf-SiianisU do J tut received and. for salw by octG - GEO. POSTER A CO. TTXLOUHl FI.OVBI JkV lWbbls "Wailis Mills" Extia Flour; 50 sacks do do Jut received and for sa!e by octC GEO. FOSTER CO. WBBCTiFiKU WMI8KiQ0 BULS Mm McGregor's Extra, fur sale low to close con signment, by GEO. r03TR A CO. Evawstille, Oct. 5, 1K9. I hereby certify that 1 have been afflicted with sore eyea for the last fifteen years, and dating that time suffered constantly at tines so bad that I was tearful I should have to abandon business altogether. ' 1 placed myself under the treatment of Dr. alagenatss, and he has succeeded in effecting a complete and perfect cure.' I would therefore recommend him to any who may be so nnfertunate as te be affected with disease of the eyss. octs-wlm C. 0. OLMSTED

Wafted. A couple 01 gooa dhck layeri

can find employment for some time by call. ing on Billamt k Bedford, at Lew, Howe' new buildiner. on First street. ; 2w new advertisements: EXTRAORDINARY, SALE OF A line Gold Pencil, with Gold Pen Attached, oa ; . r Gold Locket for $5 ! i U Afl m PBEJJIUM to each firchaur tcorth from oa -to 0200. ' (WMfTBU TWO -JiJUtT Ptt 9rm TM wM. Lie exprinnoe in our pmwiit mod of dipoiog of oar JEWELRY, Ac, and from tho uniYerul Mtufkctiou giTen to all who have patronised our lloiue, w take pleasure In Baying that we now conaider our business fairly aud permanently estab lished. We wish it understood that thu U no Lottery, but a fair and legitimate tale, In which each person gets the worth of bis or her money in Gold Pencil with Gold Ptm attacked, or a ('U Locket, worth S5 each, which cannot be bought at any retail store for the same price ; and in addition to the purchase, each person receives a Premium of Jewelry, not less in value than 12, and it may be worth sa, 0, 9, to, 12, 15, 20, N. or eren $2tMf ! We propose to let a person know what Premium be will rsceiv keforw sending; hie money. Any Lady or Gentleman desiring one of the above articles, can nst tend us their Lame and address, stating whether they want the Pencil and Pen, or Locket, and we will make their selection, and inform them by return mail a hat Premium they are entitled to. They can then have the privilege of sending for it it tney cnooee. Our premiums are distributed in a fair and hon orable manner, and as soon as the name of the pur chaser is received with the 15, Lis Pencil and Pea and Premium, or Gold Locket and Premium, are put up ia a safe manner, and sent to the owner by mail, free of postage. Our plan, from long expert ence in the abore business, has given general saiij faction, as each purchaser cmu aU or trade the above articles lor all they cost him, and retain the premium gratis. If, however, any person should feel dipoeod to seud us their money in advauce, they may rely on being as fairly dealt with as though they had made previous application. And if auy one is dissatisfied with their purchase, and an unbiased person competent to judge says the articles are not worth more than the money paid for them, and in some cases TXN er even J'OKTY times the amount, let such person return the goods and ws will freely refund the money. Bnt some will ask (as many have). Low ran we afford to give so mncb for so little money t In answer, we say, that all who are acquainted with the Jewelry business know that I here is scarcely an article of Jewelry purchased at a retail store, upon which there is not a profit of from 1U to 40ti per cent, on manufacturers' price. We being agents for the manufacturers, have adopted this plan of disposing of onr goods, rather than selling to country dealers on time, aud taking the chance of collecting our bills. By this arrangement, we bring the puichaacr in direct communication with the manufacturer, aud the profits that are made by the dozen hands through which the Jewelry has to pass, we give to the purchaser in preminmi, as above stated. We therefore offer the following inducements to persons acting as agents for ns : Any person sending ns f 25 for oar goods, will receive a Pencil and Pen and Premium, or Locket and premium, free. For further inducements, see circular. - - Among our preminms are articles suitable for ladies or gentlemen, such as Gentlemen' Gold and Silver Watches, Gold r est and Uuard Ltiamt, Uold Sleeve Buttons, Gold Watch Keys, Gold Shut Stvps plain and with settings; Gold ocabf t in new eiyie ; tKia ureaet Pins, Cultfornia Diamond Pins, Gold Kings, Ac, Jtc. We have GOLD WATCHES. Florentl Gold Stoue, Cameo, Garnet, and Coral Breast Pins and Ear Rings, Gold Bracelets, Gold Sloeve Buttons, Gold Belt Slidee, Gold Rings, fc. Also, Pianos, Melodeons, Musical Boxes, Accordeoni.a'c. tfx. Unexcept ionable References given whenever required. AGENTS WANTED for every part of the country. Ai. tl. la aeudiua your names, write the State, uronty, anu lown plainly, so as to avoid letters be ing miscsrried. Address ' ANGLE 4t CO., hrz CANAL STREET, (Old No.) oct5-2wd Jms lrfc. HOLLINGSAVOKTII k BRO. MM JS JVHT HBCBIl'JRim LARUE .sua ant n-w Importation of CROCK ERY-W All E, uLAunt, iuiha, ac, on 1 Irst street, Ev ansville. ort5 B. H. riaCHILD. ......JOH!K W. INGHAM E. II. FAIRCIIILD & CO.,' (Successors to T. C. Twitchell X Co.,) Commission Merchants, 70 ro YD It. tS STREET, oct4 NKW ORLEANS. jaUl8MCMJT8t BTBJ.VGEMS. AKD JL others Tiititing onr city, are informed that WM. II. P. STODDARD, No. 17 Main street, has just rereived a full stock of Drugs, Medicines, Faints, Oils, and Varnishes, direct from the manufacturers and importers, beught for cash, and Is now prepared to till all orders at snch price as will insure tatuifaction. Orders left at the store by persons wishing to visit the Fair, will be promptly attended to, in their absence, at the same prices as if they were present. oct5 mvV"fu tfviii h nj frbbh lot of SHALLKNBERUER'H ANTIDOTE, a snre remedy (or Fever and Ague, at W. II.P.STODDABD S, oito 17 Main street. WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY TTWJ fl.W 'e7Xn co.nrt.BT Bit MM. our stock of guods in the above liue, by IhI arrivals direct from the manufacturers, wear enabled to show a Urge and well selected stork of Gold and Silver Watches, all kinds of Jewelry. Clocks, Silver Ware, Ac, all of the latest stylesaud rich designs, which we offer at the lowest Eastern prices. All ludir and the rttt of awtuXia.i are respectfully iuviu-d to call and riuaiM Mir gnoda, at the old stand. BITTItOLFF BKoM., oct I 4 Main t., between First and Second. wyzBCTto.'S' coiwctinjji'Z JO EIGHTH WARD. The cnalifled voters of the Eighth Ward are hereby notified that au elation will be held ai the Young America Engine House on S.-tnrdr,tlil".lh day of October, Is-''!, to elect a Conncilman for the Eighth Ward, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Thomas Redmond, Yju). W. RAKERf MstoV. Mayor's Office, Evanetille, Oct. 4, 1859.-td" I ttT MBCBtBttr-J MKtiK ASD splendid lot of bubs, felloes, spokes, shafts, and poles. For sale low by octt E. U. 3 A BIX ic CO. JETsVvt ATj J nut 'l.Vf IfJSHHOJHitHIS UOZB.V received and for sale by oct 3 S. E. GILBERT J- CO. JJlM.9-300 KB & 8Jt L K. HtXtiH V for sklo by ot3 S. E. GILBERL A CO. f Tj BMTMjyU PJPBB 115 MB J1 8 W W note, cap and letter, for sale low by oct 3 8. E. G1ECERT 1 CO. TJMtll TWB.VTm-BtVB BOX? 8 3 for sale by ocl3 - 5.E. GILBERT A CO. fXMBPKT 4ttjTtJ'FOB71m UJtoi S for sale by oct 3 S. E. GILBERT A CO. IT TVJ.TJK It i rjBTA'BM IV1TU WW A SHALL CAPITAL. A person who ha a mm, with a goorl apparatus for making flour, and to which is attached a circular saw, having exhausted his n.eaus in preparing his mill, neeis a partner with a small capital to buy wheat, and to operate the establishment. There is a home demand at good prices ia the town for all the mill can produce. The chance is an excellent one for a good invest nient. Apply to the editor of the Journal, sept 20-tf StNlVfJI Ca.VltLtiH-OJS'B BLjyritHittJ boxes for sale low by oetS 9. E. GILBERT CO.

niSCELLANEOUS.

npMCMMTS JFOR TMB . nXBTMICT JUL Fair and the Saibroad can be trarchaeed at the following places, and persons would save themselves trouble by purchasing before leaving the city: Washington House, Main street; John fealy's. do; V . P. Stoddard's, do: Horn brook at Co.'s, Water street ; Depot K. t C Bailroad. "Pt P. HORKBBOOK, Secy. , Inquirer copy, . ' r JOS! isbHOENFELD, MANUFACTURER Jfc WHOLESALE DEALEU1N CLOTHING- 2 CLOma, CASJI MERES, SATISETTS, TWEEDS ' n ' - It GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Also, Hats and Caps. No. 3 Water Street, bet. Maix axd Sycamore, i sepl2 EVANSVILLE, IND. , ., JjADY. equestrians. ww have on exhibition at our next Kair a splendid P.ID1NO HAT, which we shall give as a side premium to the best Lady Itidcr. Those interested will please take notice. . " - VAUT1ER1 MAKCONNIEH, - -sep30 39 Main street. JJr Real Estate for sale at public a net ion October 27th, 1859, at 10 o'clock A. M., at the ConrtbouaA door. One hundred acres iu five acre lots oa Washington Avenue, about one mile from the Court-house, belonging to Wm. Bierbower. These lots are suitable for private residences or gardening purpose. To persons deeiring property for either of the above purposes or to hold on speculation, thts sa!e presents strong inducements. Now ia the time to secure a place for a suburban - residence at annus what you would have to pay for a small lot In the city. Sonie of these tots are heavily timbered. We will sell at private sals bwtweea now and the day of sale. We are always on hand with horse and baggy to show parties deeiring to buy this valuable property. Thus Liberai. Plata of lots to be seen at our office in Posey's Block aud at the Post-office. Mcdonald a a bin, Mp30-lm Real Estate at Insurance Agent . MOZART HALL! nruiB olu jtFozzo hji.l ujib -a, been purchased by the sulecriber and Its name changed to Mozakt Hall. It has been en tirely renovated and tilted up iu an elegant and cenrenient style for Dramatic exhibitions, aud for Uoncerts, Balls and pnbllc meetings. A new stage nas been erected and an entire new set of beauti ful scenery tdded. A neat and convenient restau rant la now attached to it. from which nartiea can be supplied with suppers and refreshments equal to any to be obtained in the city, ibe proprwtor win spurs no cxpeuse or exertions to make it an agreeable aud pleasant place of resort for ladies and gentiemeu. In the Restaurant. Ovsters and other delecacies of the season, will he served ud at anv hour for visitors - Four parlors and a large diring room ia which over two bundred rnests can be seated, hare been erected ia place of the old Bowl ing Alley. aepSOtf , ' C. F. BOLLX. North Atlantic .Steamship; Co.! nMsesiAMm tmhovuh tM.y Jt to MAV VAN ' FRANCISCO, via Panama Railroad. and connecting only with steamers Goldeu Gate, Guidon Age, John L. Stephens, and Souora, of the Pacific JIaU Steanahtf Lvnpanf at Panuiua, Dtrvct to Apiiratl. The splendid steamships . BALTIC, ADRIATIC, AND ATLANTIC,' . Tlsving Uvn entirely refitted and adapted to the caiuoriau truae, will nereaf er run as above, leaving this port on the 6th and 20th of each month. from the foot of Canal street, North Biver. sx Passengers and Mails will be. forwarded by Panama Railroad, and connect at Panama with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's magnificent Steamships, which will be la readiness and leave immediate g tot 8aa Francisco. They will be embarked free of expense from Railroad, by Company's steamboat T A BOG A. Aa experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship. Steerage passengers found in cooked provisions, bedding, and attendance. It U believed that the accemmodsttone afforded by the above ships are unsurpassed by any in the world. The public are informed that the P. M. 8. S. Co. always have ONE OR MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying at Panama, ready fir sra, to avoid any possible detention of Passengers or Hails, tod embark their passengers by steamboat. For passage, apply at the only office of the Comtan f, on the Wharf, foot of Canai street. North liver, to WILLIAM H. WICKIIAM. sept30-2wd SAPONFIER, OR CONCENTRATED POTASH. More than Double the Strength of Ordinary PoUuh. jlob .natttj'o Boar umtkovt M lime, with little trouble and at trifling ex pelise. The cheapest article ever discovered for the irurpose. ' One- p'"f'd will make twelve or fifteeu icatloiie of gMid stt soap, or nine pounds hard soap. Printers will find it a miix-rior article for cleaning type. , It is perfectly soluble aud free from ieipuritis. , ' bruken iu small lumps and put up in 1, 2, 4 and '.H can. v MauiiLVtured at the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL WoKKrt, Brooklyn, and soi l bv - K. It. RURKEEsll, 4 3, lydJtw-it r 101 Pearl Street.'New Vrk. lOI. UTIO.-r.- TUB FBOFB8JLF aienal ounctiM Ulei Drs. Eliiniau A lUird lt n a-en-d. bv tlw wltlwlraaal of Dr. Bnird. Tit. !' -sill U- a j'",,'l by I'r Ell It MAN. a li is still. ri . iin i.a tl.e twwx. ' , ; . W , 4. . . . . I , . ' . . i . ' . -J AnW KM KM AN iiua awa:ialel with aim to his arotiMHii.u, lr G LEI V IZ prououiued (J lav it recent l.r flora one of tlie tton German ' Merfk-al sclitwls. and a bo has had practice as a surge as well aa a physician.- r Tliey ran be consulted at tlv ottioe lteretof.ie t-ccupioil by Dr. Ehrmaii, at all honr. xt 3,tf - . ' : . W ASTP.lt A WET XI' MSP, uXti TO LI A' in the Uiuiljf preferred. Apply b i J. W. HC6IIES. oct a nr0 J.BT-O.Y VBMm'JYU lOStMttJ.H JL Uriu, a Boat-yard and Dry-docks on the Canal jutt outside the city limits. Apply to t3 . , J..W. HUGHES. mmBW U'MtTB FI8H-40 WHOiTB W V and half lb Is No. t, for sale by ort3tf , R. I. GILBERT k CO. MTfyoBtTB ww sale bv J.MMB 15 BBM.lt POM 3. E. GILBERT A CO. np0if.tCCO-f.2rrATr.l7rX PJiCKJGB8 JL pound, ball-pound, fives, tens, twist, fie:. ete., assorted qualities, from 11 to 45c per pound. for sale by oct :s 9. E.GILBERT k CO. MEDICAL NOTICE. BmB8.Jf.J.B BmM I'.VJJ P. U KM 11 -ST W YER have this day as-H-Uted themrielvee terether in the practice of tledirineand Surgery, under the style of BRAY k SAWYER. Both havinir bad Ionic experience in heir profes sion, they feel a confidence that by strict attention. they can give satiflaction to all who may favor tLeui with their patrouage. Office 011 Fiist street, oppooitw the Postoflice, where one or the it her can at all times, during their office hours, 1m found rendy to attend to professional business. Office home from 9 to 12 A. M., and from 2 to 6 P. M. Bi J HkA a n M. s - - r-t '-Tttttn ,F, f. 0 a IsV BaaVa M a9 sepjw-.tma tin . EmVB-BtBH 3 .V) bbls aUHrtd Nnts; 10 casks French Pruuee; loo I oxee Ra 'gins; 2 ranks fine S F. Indigo; loo krgs Sod; lObblsAlumi . . , 100 legs pure White LeJ, 60 kegs Zinc; 20 dox Toy Bucket.; $0 boxes Extract of Lgwood ; 25 boxes Cream Tartar. Sundry other goods too numerous to mention. Just received aud for sale by sep 29 PRESTON BR6S. FRESH OYSTERS! nBCBtVBn TBI 8 It J PBB ATm. Exprree, direct from Baltimore, choice selected OYSTER:, in cans and half cans. One trial will I luttkieut to prove the superiority of these Oytrs over any other brand received in this market. A constant supple will be on hand dnriag the season. ERaKINE, CL'RNICK A CO., 'P?J . Sole Agents, 47 Maia street. KEMOVAL. gh u. ti p. BJiMit, bom am PJ TBJLF IC PH YZICIA K AKD SVRG EOS, Evansville. Ind., has removed his office to North Third street, near Bfain, over Baker A Foster's Law Office ' sep29-lm JTUBB CBJCUBB8I-10BOJU18KO. M 1 Fire Crackers jnst received and for sale by P PRESTON BROS. iiqvoBS. lo bbls Rye, various brands. 6 do Boarboa, do do 10 ' do Commoo Whisky: ' " ' " 1 cask Port Wine. - 2bhlsGiugerWiae. For sale, wholesale and retail, at sepSO T. REDMOND'S. Posey's Block. at7 A M I L X MEDICIXLH, WARRANTED AW. pure, can be had of N. 8. THOMPSON. fjn OB A CCO A SD CIGA RS. JL 1" I VI boxes Virelnia Tobacco, asaortad. ' Branda lbs, is, Js, 10a, aad 8s, lump. 100 caddies choice Chewing 100,000 Imported German and Havana Cigars. 60,00 Half-Spanish Cigars. For tale by septll WHEELXB t XIGGS.

MEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 5 ? THE EVANSVILLE ! J S f IN0URAIICE1 COMPANY,

- rfMMet and Iucorpentvi in 183G.) -- TAX STEAMBOAT HULL, AND FLATB OAT It I S K S, At low rates, and. adjusts losses falrlv aud prOIUptI). ! I : i : f .'',. 1. ! 4 I LAPITAL, ti- , . . $250,000 usril E On ttator street, well kuown as the Canal Bank. WJf. T. PAGE, SecrttaJy. I NS UR A K GE A G N T , For the following well kuown Companies : Charter Oak Insurance tXwnvrfiv, CA PITA L...-..'.-Jj. .....'.I :!0O,( kh J Connecticut Insurance Company, Peoria Insurance Company, ', . CA P IT A live mwwnnM $)OtO'lO Park Insurance Company, CAPITAL , SJtiu,no ' Lorillard Insurance Company,',' CA llTAL..MHWttMt.MMM.Wt..WW.W..M JJW( WO Take all kinds of rik. auJ adjusts Urnst-a promptly. Policies for Life Insurance Issued ia the Knickerbocker Life' Insurance' Company, Ot New York. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS... ?...?18?,00() or which $100,000 is deposited with the Comptroller of the State of New York. evp22-3nidlniw HENRY WARD B E E C H E R'S Published weekly in ' ' .i ri T TXtrvT?ri7,KTTMvrav t 1 UC 111 ULUL EjII UPjLV X ' I ' JTJ JtBDtTMOJS. TO TBB JTBB. At. eeting matter contained in everr snccexive umber of The IitleoemUnt, the publisher is happy to anuonuce that the Sunday Morning Sermons ot the Iiov. IlEsar W abi Kkccheb ill appear exclu sively in its columns every week. They are the only reports given to the piv w hicb receive rev is ion from the author s own band. Among the otb ir special contributors are the follow ing well l nown writers : ; . . - 1 t JflfS. HARRIET DEECUESSTOWE, LVr. GPO B. C1I EE VER, and JOHN U. W1IJTT1ER. . TERMS Two Dollars a year, payable in ad vance. Address JOSEPH II. RICHARDS, Publisher, No 5 Beekman street, N. Y. SWFor sale by all News Agents. e-0;-dA I w Thomas Redmond, Wholesale and Retail Dealer iu Groceries, Produce, & Liquors, Jo. 132 Pmtey'n Blotk, Jlmlm Af. npBB L J'Jl EM8I OJVK It , HJ IV-' JL removed to No. 132 Posey's Block, Main street, and disposed of Lis old stock of Groceries, is just receiving a new and enlarged assortment of GRO CERIES, LIQUORS, Ac, which be will sell, either at wholesale or retail, as cheap aa can Uipurchawl in this market. Having purchased my stock for cash, I can sell my goods at Manufacturers' prices, To my old customers both, in town and couutry, I U uder my Krateful arknowleugiuents for itnet la Vors, aud hoe by strict attention to business to merit a coutiuuauceot their patronage. sksT Uoods delivered In any part of the rily free of c barge. lrpt.J T. HK1U1USU t . f - St. VJS'ii BIMSH. 9 10 doa Brooms. 10 dog Duckets. 10 doz Tubs, assorted sizes. f 1 cases No. 1 Matchoa.. . , t 2 hbds prime Sugar. ' 1 - 10 sacks Coflee. ', , ii chests Tea. , 25 bags Flour, extra braud. , 10 boies Soap. 10 boxes CanJlM. -. 5 kega Nails, at T sep27 BEDMOND'8, Posey's Blotk. B.BB8M BUTTBM.-X5 E.B8. .V0. 1 JL Blue Urass Butter, at T. BED310ND J, sep2C Powy's Block, BELL lIANJiyG.: ' - ' irBB80JVl UUtiHl.Vto ItOOU OB Am. RooM BELLS put up, ch.tnged, or r paired in a neat aid substanlUl maaiifr, cmu have it done promptly and at fir .rk e-i, ly k-atingthrir oidt-rs at Mr. W. Cld well's store, or at the Mannion lloue. I am just ic'tiiiig over a siadl f sickursy aud would feel tbaukful to the citicn for all the worL they can give me In my line. If mv work does not givesntisfactiou, I do not uk pay. tyGNKl refereni'es tiui ! riven. s.pai ANDREW BLACK .1 noon or oAiV.v poh aal. . In.i nre id wrp-t-lw VlCKERY BKUS nW9IITK II J LP IlUtS W W new and nic4.iust rt-iv-.l and for sale bv epi!7 Oil AS. MeJOlINSTON. EVANSVILLE TEA STORL'i ' VuUBMBJt8, MJV JtLi SOMMEBWW cial centres like Boston, New ' York, and Evansville, business is gradually classifying itm-lf, thut afl'ordiug gKls to dealers aud oonsnuitTs at lttT rates; therefore, resolvml, that we deal in TEA, TOBACCO, etc., Ac., iustvea of geueral uroceries. We leg leave to call atlentiou lo our Wge aud well selected stock of goods In onr line : 1U0 chests and caddies assorted 1 eas. Its) boxes Tobacco. lon.lsMl Cipar. 5 bbls Blacking. CO boxes Ground Spices. 25 bbls Viuegar. ' ' K) gross Gatt-a' Matcbes. ' ' Vk - ' - 20 bags Grain Pepper and Sidce. "- v 1S) bdls Wrapping Paper. Hi reams Writing do 4,2(IO Paper Bags, assorted sizes, very convenient for retail purposes. Mustard, in small and Urge tin caus. Common and fancy Candies, Butterscotch, Ac, with many other articles usually kept iu sm b stores. Speaking of Teas, let it be understood that we are anxious to sell Tea, and will sell good IVa at 45c, SGc, 60c, 66c, 70c, 75c, 80c, 90c, f 1, and tl.'JO per pound. W e also bare Teas put up in 2. 4. aud 6 lb caddie to our order, to sell to families. If you want good and cheap Tea, call oa ns. For the prevent iu Posey's Bleck ; after the r.ih A October, in Fir new Block, on First street. stay Call and get some Tea. K. U. ABIN A CO. ACT Rags wanted, for Groceries or Cash. Enquirer copy. sep2; gn vj"jytr bj v i o o BJt J, B 8 Lf Large sire heavy Gunny Bags, in store and tor sale oy PRESTON BROS V. C. $ J. G. SMITH, No. 18T Main street, Cor. Seventh,. . ' . EVANSVILLE, JXD. jTi.BJTBrCZ.POB TBB PJSTPJTvfJf ronaga bestowed upon them, bear leave to in form their friends and the community iu ceurral. that with the aid of new machinery, thty are enabled to turn out work superior to that of anv East ern make. Those who wieh to have arod TOOLS, and at the same time encourage home manufacture, can supply tnemaeives at the factory. Hatchets, Axes, Soea, Draw-K aires. Park. Cleav ers, Millers' P icke, end Edged Tools of all kinds, made of double refined cant steel, and warrant! equal to any in use.. sep27-am TEOB 8JZB, JiJS'Lt ; POM BBJVTrJC A tine two story brkk Dwelling House, with yard filled with shrubbery, and with oot-bulldings complete, on Locust street, for sale cheap for cash. Alsa. a rood two story brick Dwelling House on Cherry street, adjoining the late residence of Judge Foster, for sale cueap tor each, or on a short credit. Also, II acres of good buid near Hulls Bridge, and adjoining the city of Evansville, north of the Canal, for rent tor five or ten ysexs, by II. y. llA.JtLkK, sep27 Third street, opposite Court House. mTiOVB OtrmTEM8 "eV 26 dozen 1 lb can Fresh Cove Oysters, 20 do 2 lb ceo do do do. Jast received and for sale by " sepia GEO. F08TXB 4 CO.

MISCELLANEOUS.

TO MERCIIANTS AND !MILLIXEI ! ! ? fciXCIXXATI silk'M USE. W. P. DEY0U & ROCKWOOD - -NtK-HS PEABL STREET, Wholesale dealers in Bonnets, iTlowers, HG0P1? KIRIS, LACK EMBROmEBnS. WII IT t , ' .ittH GOODS, CL0-ilitU HlJJ - tta.GatAT IwcEirT"-.prel to CASH and UoKT-TIME It C YE US. f-' " septal U P. ltBfi.fftrBOCMWOOi. x MP 1 tLttt,u3m?JrtirjiL , V; lt MM :i.ist HchUSXiaKuuklwaasli. . OftO 1- -. 10X12. :.-m, 1 TJmn ( lilVl I aa a .iJMo!j 10X15 ;iJ! f mm: I lltl ...nul II...... - .-1 2.0O box.-a ansort. J M'in.l.'.J .;u "J ke . "Kana.-" ' - Jiit received anJ fitr-sale bv - - . Af Pt21 WHEELER A BIGGS 1' IB Jft ATTACH OP MJHPOMTXVB TO, MILLER A N1EIIAI S. at il n,. .i ' ' Store, 4J Main etret't, between First and Secoud .. streets, EvausviUe, Ind., are now ia daily receipt Cfthoir aw aiid splendid stock of . , '. , . FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS. Thy are dotermiued to mil and nleasa &11 TL ' fsmt lltrir fair aKtoiunrs ud the bsUwuee t mankiml tOIiav lhein a viait. taka a wim i.r tliar ghN, eatitfy tliir tante, ami lay in their, Stock for thesrasoa. Tk stock couaiMs f a great variety of articles to numerous to specify. . s Miiuut,ii c iMMJtii Cheap Cash Store, eeplO ; ... 43 Main street, EraaevilU. W. I. Mi-IM.SAI t x. W. a A SIM McDonald a sAny (iciicral Iusunmcc, Real Estate, jff I .3f.V fiRl.l. i:HJL E8T.ITB MM t..f all tlcrii riptioiiii, U-ul llv!tes, tterwie awd - 1 CdU-ct Claims aud Pay Txos,w Hi inenre, nJirt-t loS(i.Tilnmre bf fires Build ing, lien hand isa, personal Property, and the perils of inland navicarin ; io, tli lives of IndividiiaUaniDsl the dng-rt and accidents ot travel, iu . the following relisbb Companies : Indianapolis Iu-' . siiram-etv-mpariy ; BrxiogMmi Insurance Company , I Kagle Insurance Conij any of Cim iunatl ; Ohio Lite luNurance Couiany. - Permanent tHke in Fr-etcr new biiildlug. second . ' floor; for the presort t iu Fosey' Block. - . 1 septal ( WliTR STODD ARD, ' ' - (WT THE OLD KXTJBLI.inBi : X DRUG MURE, So. 17 Main street, con Unties to ki-ep 011 bunds, a lull aud complete supply i t Medicines,' j f . i. 1'ainU. Oils. . . , , t.'i . . .. , ' ' Varniehee, Gksi, ' Brwbes, IVrfnmery, ' - r , Lamp's Burning Fluids, Ac Which be sells at as low a figure as any boose in the city. ' '.-! .i Also, a larve and vnrkd assertmei t of ' , AMRUOTYPE UTiR. CA it ERAS, CASES, A YD CHExriCALS, 1 : - : In fi-t, evt-rj thing appertaining to tlte art. , Orders promptly atlendeI t And forwarded' by ft earn boat or Express '0D-T P of the corjrtryj c 1 eept20 WWOCSE ASD LAKDJ'OK SJ LE. OXE Ol. ' MIL the most beautiful places about 'Evauaviliek with ue acre pUtitfd in fruitful vines, and five or eleven iii ganlfii, aslhe purcbaaer may desire; a goc-I well on (he prertitee. 1 1 w ill be offered at pel vate sale; if not sold liefore the 2th of tha month, "i the aUre property w ill I pnt np at a notion and , si.ld to the highet bidder. Terms made known on thadUvwfaaie.. 1 a PIIIL. KLONICUER. . itriiigtown, Ind Sept. 22 td , rTVAlWiXry (5AS-LH5HT COMPANV.' rWVlP. REill LAU AXXl'AL ZtPETIXd OP M the Sfockholden in the Evansville Gaa Light Company, for tLe purpose of choosing three) Direc-V torn to serve daring the enuias: year, wilt be held at the Cotntutny'a flioe, Luroat at reet, between the hours f Id A. M. and 4 P. M., ou Monday, the . 2Cth day of October, neiU. . sep2. td . .1 . . V C. O.KEATg, Pree't lEvOB FALE.-A iT-LV OF HORSES, A SPAN Jav , of mutes,and a two-horse wagon and harness. ' The proiierty if uot dUpoeed of by private sale by -thu VJtli Inst., will be sold at auction -A rare chanee for a bargain may lie had. V Also, 2 acres cf land, fiaely timbered, eitu- . ated four miles from tint city, on the alt, Yeraou road. For further information as to tetms,Ac- , inquire at e-pt22-td EMRICH'S BREWERY. WOH RKXT JR HALE. TUB PAkU AXUWS M as the "Old Whetstone fetone pUee," m the new Petersbni gh road, three and a half miles from . Evansville, containing M acres, of which are an- . dt-r cultivation. Tln-re are three never-failing springs of water ; a good frame dwelling, containing oix rooms; a romtnihliou barn and Mher buildings, all of a Inch ace new and conveniently arranged. There are alM.1 aliout "is frnlt tres, coropris- ' Ing a great variety of- Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum,' Oiiintv, I'bi-rry, Jc F-nc, and othr ; ImproveHiisnre in coinplftf ordr. k'ur lui-lli r prlit-iilarii.iippy to me on the prrtnixfic or at the st.ue- of Vickery Brothers, hi Main Mr-t. Evsusville. , a..pt22-dw-lw , r i; VICKERY. Till (! UE AT i; ASTKRN- EClI lED!(BT this nojtt:.r tuk jbmi--a ViUot the iirrett al i ia yet ouonrtaia : but it is rejoicing to know tlutt the stock of FALU AND WINTER DKVG00DS at au. Embicb 4 Co. 'a is the taunt cvrupWte iu the city ; and as they -expect to iucreuHe tliir shIs largely by selling cheaper than ever, tluit ctomers .may rely upon gi-tting bvgniiis. " Th-y w ill Im had to show tlieir stock of goods to alt, w hether they wih t bny or net, and all ' goods are warranted ss repreaeateal. ' aepSS rjrWBIiU JHLJJS'lt , MZT. J ,',400 JL lsgs No. 1, fall Weight, ia store and for sale by ssi'gi - GEO. X)STER ACQ. LOVB. a PULL 8 CP PL I OF all eratb. ia barrels and sacks. rerivinr daily and for Sitle by GEO. FOSTER A CO. .BUY HOME-MADE SHOES II - fttlBS WiLL PM.EJI8B TJLKB AWJ particular noiio that 1 am going to pay marked attention to the manufacture of Ladt', Misat-s', and Children's Shoe of all kinds. Iu rases of emergency, Indira can have shoes made within four bottre notice. If auy one doubts Ike fat-t,!et them try it. Gentlemen will plcrse call and see th handsome and dnrable styles of Fall and Winter Boots I am now nuking. - WANTED Immediately, ten or twelve goed journeymen, for men's and women's work. The hipbeet wages will t-' paid in ranh. spr21 JOHN RASCII.Ne. SSecondst. BB TJt TOMithau AUJMMtM.m POT4M to-s atwortd L inl, large site, for aale at mar8 V ICKERY BROS., H2 Maia street. WJIBU. L-iBM-EXTRJ JVMCB ! St V a lot ia jar f various aisea, pat np express y fwr family use. just received and lor sale by CHAS. McJOHNSTON, Posey's Block, sep20 f - j- Main street, near the CanaL fttlREHKl 30 BOXEM Ly just rece'.vod and for sale by seji2ii CHAS. McJ0nNSTcN. BjfVitB ML 8TJMU! MJTIJV caT.Vif, JL boxee, and looe, just received and for sale ia quantities to suit purchasers, bv a.-p M Cll A3. McJOHKSON. VniHITE LEJLIt. DtFFEMBJVT w w brands, some of it warranted pure and full weight, for sale as low as at any house In the eity. ep2:t W. II. P. STODDARD. ,ifAt ri.v. csrot jtate or Unas. V aspekitsgh t'o., RS. I, Couis Richter. Clerk of the Vandert.nrcli Orcitir "Cbwrt, wlthlii and for fHid County, d.i l;erc!-y certify to the Sheriff of said Connty. what flicers are to be elected at the next general election (in the b't.tte of Indiana), te be held on the seonnd Tnowlay in October, A. D. IKS', at the diflerent pliers of holding elections la said County, to-witi A.JsHlg for the fifteeatb Judicial Circuit, :m Attoiney ProMcnting for the Fiftt-etith JuJi. ial Circuit, and a County Commissioner for tlte Third District of Vanderburgh CW " v Witkks, my baud aud the aeal of eaid I .... i tJourt, at Evansville, this 7th day ef tSeirfember, A. D. lt59. y ' , , LOC1S BICUTEB, Clerk C. C. By virtue of the CVitiflcate of tlia Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Com t, of w Li li the above is a true and lull co(y, nwtioa Is b4by giew to the jualiiied voters of said County, that an election will l held at the several precintls iu the Towcsbipe of said County, t fill the vactucies above certiSed, ou Tuesday, the lltb day of (Vtoler, A. D. 1859. - JOHN K iA VI IT, - sep8-l.rtd w 2t . Sheriff of Vanderburgh Co. Watches and Jewolry. J P. !.. CEI5SLER, " MAIN ST., BETWEEN TDIIID AND FOURTH, OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. in FV.V JC8T BBTVBS'BO FSOB the East, whore be has avr"t purchased a beautiful assort- 5 Vx-"V ment of WATCHES, CLOCKS, f4 acl JEWELRY f everv dee-' criptlon, the undersigned is prepared to suit purchasers in every particular. He Invites aa examination of his coeds and prtose. p. l. GrrssLxx. N. B. .Watches and Clock re paired and warraited. eep28-dly