Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 49, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 October 1859 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IND.

OCTOBER 12 i WEDNESDAY MORNING Tor Judge of tha Fifteenth Judicial Circuit. JOHN PITCHER, of Posey. WM. F. PARRETT, of Warrick. Frosacutiag Attorney Cor the iini. JAMES ddAXcCLIX, of VaaJerbarjhDemocratic Voeabulum. A' celebrated traveler recently attempted to make a glossary of theTangoagea apoken by some of tlie Indian tribes through which he wu passing, to facilitate his intercourse with them. He would hare succeeded to his entire satisfaction but for one insuperable difficulty, and that was, that they appeared to attach no definite meaning to anything they uttered. Under one set of circumstances, certain symbolic sounds their whole language was incoherent seemed to indicate one thing, and under others the same sounds implied something else, perhaps the rery rererse of the former, so that after a fruitless effort to reduce their lan abanguage to writing he was compelled to don the idea in despair. These poor unlettered aborigines might find their paralel in our own enlightened institutions. The pandects of the Administration possess a wonderful adaptation to time, place and circumstance; they are admirably catholic in their applicalon. An ex cathedra promulgation goes out, passes from extreme to extreme of the land, enters contention, caucus, and conclave : finds the local sentiment of one section in conflict with the local institution of another ; white principles here, black principles there ; lines straight, broken and crooked; surfaces eren and uneven; actions diametrically antagonistic, yet, without alterm!? in the least the vhusiquc or tne p a-T-T-ty, the imaculate party, it is received harmoniously passed on to the next neighbor in tbe same way; and by dovetailing and moulding its plastic form into every variety of shape, to harmonize with everything that may have been engrafted into sectional democracy, it returns to headquarters to report the party a unit, and the great principle (?) of Democracy immutable. Even in the national legislature, where extremes meet, the conservative Democrat of the North, whose conservatism consists in conceding everything to the South for the sake of preserving tbe Union, works "cheek by jowl" with the conservative Democrat of the South, whose conservatism consists in conceding nothing to the North in consideration of his great forbearance in sparing the Union. The true vernacular of orthodoxy meaus indefinitely everything everywhere, and nothing anywhere. Water and oil won't mix ; pour in your alkali however, and the non-affinity is remov ed and you produce soft soap a slippery substance that facilitates tLe pasaage of objects, and quickens the tardiness of their motion. So tbe truth of the North and facts of the South, tending toward opposite directions, would militate sadly against tbe prorcsiiveueis of tho party the harmonious umi, but the alkaline catholicon, poured fium aa empty vial, labelled "Democracy,'' instantly converts the miscellaneous dements some of which are very hltby, like old soap grease into lubricating saponaceous gelatine, and the pasty glides smoothly aioDg over hills and hollows, crooked lines and straight ones, so easily, 1 bo harmoniously, that tbe load of office-seekers it carries, declare it to be the most delightful vehicle they ever travelled in on their road to fame and fortune.' 1 As an instance of the diverse character of the ingredients which are blended into bar! mony by the miraculous virtues of the contents of tbe empty vial, we select the following declarations from a Northern and Southern pronunciamento, respectively. Want of space precludes our presenting more than a mere specimen brick from each. Tbe free and accepted Democrats of Indiana in convention assembled, got off the following, among other resolutions : j Resolved, That the Democratic party, in all its precedents, is pledged against the revival of the Slave Trade, and that we heartily deprecate all efforts to resuscitate that odium, let them come from whatever source they may. . - '.. About ' the same time the other end of i this harmonious unit, souring and fermenting under a Southern sun in the State of Mississippi 1 Resolved, That non-slaveholding States should rightly have no voice in determining whether it would be to the interests of the slavebolding States to bare a greater or less number of slaves. This should be purely question of State policy, and the General Government transcended its powers, we are bound to believe, when it presumed to prevent tbe importation of slaves from Africa. Now in Indiana the former resolution embodies a portion of the definition of Demooracy. In Mississippi the Utter resolutioa embodies a portion of the definition of Domocracy. Yet they are one and the same; immutable; a harmonious unit. ! In the name of all the lexicographers that ever labored for a pure language ; in the name of the man who could'nt make tbe Indian glossary; what are we to understand when we are exhorted to join tbe p-a-r-r-ty and become Democrats? We can conceive of but one remedy for the difficulty; that is to do like the Almanac makers, have a sep arate Democratic glossary, adapted to each degree or latitude, prefaced with the blank form of an oath, in which the neophyte binds himself to shut his eyes and open bis mouth, and ask no questions, when he goes abroad, in other words to receive everything ii genuine that has Democracy branded on the wrapper, signed "Jas. Buchanan," whose signature it .is not forgery to imitate. j 0, Miss Louise Rosienkiewicz informs the Cincinnatians that she will instruct pu pils in music. There are two or three operas, a hornpipe, polka, and highland fling in that n.tnic ! The last two sjllables are pronounced by an ordinary sneeze.

Stzax Fim E5CIXI- The Council, on Monday morning; decided to purchase Mr. Latta's steam nre engine. They give the gentleman $5,000 for the same ; one-third

payable in 30 days ; one-third in six months; and the balance in 13 months. This is a bold step, but we presume the ground has been carefully canvassed by the gentlemen who made the appropriation. To make this purchase effectual, there will be at least 1,000 feet of new hose very large in size to be bought; at least two horses; a new, stout hose reel, and a house in which the whole is to be preserved. To depend on a livery stable for horses, will rob the machine of one-half its value. In the hurry and bustle of a conflagration, bells ringing, men running to and fro, we will venture that there is hardly a hostler in any of our stables that would get the horses harnessed and hitched up in less than half an hour. Then there would be a difficulty in managing strange horses. Not one horse in five, ordinarily, would deport himself properly amid the excitement of a fire. We think it will prove absolutely necessary that horses be purchased by the city, before tne steam engine can oe maae arauaoie. engine can Horses will need an attendant and no small quantity of corn, hay and oats. We will hare to secure the semccs of an engineer and fireman. If Mr. Latta was unwilling to permit a trial of his engiae under tbe management of our most experienced and careful practical engineers and machinists, we may infer how useful he thinks the engine will engine win prove under the management of one who has no experience as an engineer, whatever. Mr. Uasxt proposes to run tne engine tor one year for nothing. If the old adage, " what costs but little is not worth much," hold3 goodj we wm conclude lhat the fire engine will not be attended to as well as it ought. Mr. Hakiy's zeal will cool long before the end of the year, and the Council will be compelled to employ an engineer at last. With the engine in one place, the engineer in another, the horses in a third, and a fire man anywhere he may be found, the engine will be put to work, we doubt not, with much promptitude and certainty. That Mr. Latta's engine is a compiicatcd pitcecf work, any one can 8ce. That a very slight difficulty in the working or any portion or the machinery would seriously injure-if not entirely stop-the engine, is apparent to tne most stupid. A man should be cool, cautious, full of expe dients, and, above all, thoroughly compre hend the philosophy and practical uses of every part of the machinery comprising an engine, before he is fully competent to take charge of one. We insist that it requires more skill to properly manage a steam en gine amid the excitement consequent upon a large fire, than it does to run almost aoy other class of machinery. iiaviag purcnasea me eugiue, naviug bought the hose and hose-reel, and horses to pull them, having secured the services of a good engineer and firemen, will the Council stop there, or will it make additional appropriations for an engine to be placed on the outskirts of the city? If a good hand engine is also purchased, will not tbe city be as deep iu the mud, financially, at the close of the year, as she was in the mire at tbe beginning ? Besides, we venture this prediction: If the Lamasco company gets a first class en gine, and a first-rate engine is also given to the Franklin company, four-fifths of all tbe fires that break out in the city will be put out by the hand engines. We trust time will not verify the truth of our prediction to the disparagement of steam. But while we have frankly given our fears as above thai the steam engine will not prove a profitable investment, with the Enquirer " we hope it may prove a good in vestment on the part of the city fathers." vwa . a i nere is no question, Dnt wnat as a mere extinguisher of fires, after the engine is once located at a cistern, the steam engine is superlatively better than any hand engine. As a proof of its power we trust we shall immediately witness a reduction in the rates of lusurance. ' In addition to this. we feel a just pride in the reflection that our young city is the pioneer city of. Indi ana in introducing steam Erev engines. , It will give us notoriety and importance abroad, which,' of itftlf, is valuable. Tbe enterprise of our city in the inauguration of these engines, may attract tho attention of foreign capitalists and they be induced to bring their means and invest with us. Whenever we are aroused at night by the appalliug cry of fire, and hear the clatter of bells mingled with the shouts of au excited multitude, we confess that the shrill whistle of our steam fire engine will fall pleasantly on tbe ear, and we may then have occasion to pay tribute to tbe foresight of our city fathers which turned out to be so much lt ter than our own. APPOiKTMCSTS BT CoSftRESCK. Hev. S. T. Gillett wa3 appointed by the Conference which has just closed its session at Bloomiogton to take charge of Locust street M. E. Church. We did not learn what location was assigned to Mr. Gilnxre.' A Rev. Mr. Hobbs was selected to take charge of the Ingle street charge. Mr. Hight was located at Prince ton. The following delegates to . the Gen eral Conference were chosen: "C. B.: David- ... t son, W. C. Smith, John Kiger, E. II. S)Vun ITaVilen TT.iea nml Jamoa Hill nom Cu0Sen reServe delegates, J .' .1 I - The Pbactical M achijust. This is the title of a new weekly, published by T. II Liatitt & Co., or r?w York, devoted to ' I the encoarageroent .of Inventive genius and mechanical skill.' U e welcome all aids to the development of the fertile American mind; and though we think the Scientific American fills most admirably the, entire field, still there is room enough in this country of laborers and producers, fur the I Practical Machinist, especially as it is placed J at the low price of one dollar per annum, I and fifteen dollars for clubs of twenty nub I acribers.

CITY ITEMS.

Bffi, II. Nelsox & Co. will ecll for the adM . ministrators of the estate of Joux B. Hex kino, deceased, at their auction rooms, this morning at 10 o'clock, a small organ, a lot of fiddle bow?, strings, and other articles in the musical instrument line. ; A good chance to buy these "articles. J3y" A thing of beauty is a joy forever. We all know this to De true, ana are, or ought to be, anxious to secure the counterparts of our friends while they are blessed with health; and in doing so we should be careful to eo to an artist that makes not only the nicest pictures, but those that are also most durable. And now we would again remind our readers that Mr. Elliott, at City Gallery, No. 45 Main street, makes those solendid melainotvpcs. txclu- . si . i j it tt lively, and warrants them to be durable, lie uses those iron plates, at a cost of six times . a a as much as the glass plates sucn as are used by other operators would cost him, because he prefers not to humbug his customers, believing that a discriminating pubUc wm appreciftte Li3 motives,a3 they always do hi3 pictures. Beautiful . Machixkey. e witness every addition made to tbe manufacturing facilities of our city with just pride and pleasure. , A new engine put in motion, a new foundrv et in oDeration. a new crist J k r w milL a new branch of mechanism ot any desc-ipf firmij established, adds so much CTeatiTfe wt.aith to the citr. and every man in it is as much richer as if he actually had money placed in his pocket. Entertaining these views, we looked through the new foundry and machine shop of Messrs. Jous Ivissos & Co., yesterday, with pleas ure and admiration. These gentlemen have just received their finishing machinery from Massachusetts. Their lathes,', boring' ma chine, and bolt machine, excel anythingtof the kind we ever saw. For beauty of fin ish, smoothness in running, and durability of build, we doubt if their superiors, or even equals, can be found in the West. One of the best indications of a good workman is to be found in the quality of bis tools ; and if this rule is applied to Messrs. Ivissos k Co., and holdi good, their workmanship will be of a superior grale. The propne are to te found at their posts, witll 6lccves rolled up, ready either to do a job of work, or politely show an inquiri Dg stranger through their premises. . . . , Ret. William M. Daily. The trial of this centleman excited considerable interest at the Conference. Rev. S,T. Gillett, aided by J. T. Noble, conducted the prosecutiou. The Rev. Dr. defended himself, assisted by Ileq. E.II. Sabin. It was rumored that Revs. W. C. Smith and C. B. Davidson acted in the caDacitv of private counselors. Rev. Mr. Gillett conducted the prosecution with remarkable tact'and spirit, and won the approval of all bis'brcthren of the conference. The result of the trial has been announced before. Jgy" We are informed by Mr. II ex by Babcoce, that his house was also broken into n Sunday morning, and some $30 in money taken out of his pocket. If there is no other way of stopping these midnight depredations, the council should appoint a night police immediately. '-' ' IIE810NAT105 of JcDGK Swax. We learn from the Cincinnati Times that Judge Swan intends to resign his seat on the Supreme Bench to-dav. The vacancy will be supplied , . . . P it ... x rT.i by the appointment of lion. m. l . u&olson. Judge swan enjoys a reputation as a jurist higher than perhaps aoy other In tho West, and his retirement will be felt and regretted by more thau bis own State, where he has so long and so brilliantly BorvcJ: A Jump foe Life. The brig niot Fish and the schooner Senator came in collision, a few days since, off Cape Ann. Two voung women, passengers, awakened by the concussion, rushed from their berths in their night dresses, and in their fright jumped from the schooner to the brig, and tn a min ute the vessels bad parted company, leaving them distressingly en dishalille with the stranger. - - Carl Shurz has consented to spend a few weeks at the East, during this fall, for the purpose of addressing Ivceuras and Ucture bodies upon general populartkemes. He has two or three lectures prepared tor this visit. In Wisconsin he is regarded as one of, the. most eloquent and influential speakers in the country. , .. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. OLD JJYIm mYJiW bbls. just received at - - coujyf loo T. REDMOND'S, orlU Posey's Block, Main street. I 7SttiMT nVTTHM .iJS'lS Ji uus . jiui iceieu auu tor win at 1- - .... I 1 1 . ... T. REDMOND'S, ocll ' Poeey's Mock, Mftin Mreet. Htt MKJ'B a Mf Xtt.'v rem mli: T. REDMOND'S, ut'tt'J Pey's !! k. Main street. MM at T. KEDMONDVi, ovtl i i t Posey'a ClOcK. Main stn-et. tit Til ut a wtiVL.it MJS'tyuH.n Aid her cuhtoruers and the public in general that she has removed to the corner or walnut and fourth streets, where shewill continue to carry ou the MILLINERY and DRESS-MAKING BUSI NESS. Mie hs alstt on hsnd a stock of Millinery Uoodsand Dress.Trlmminss, which she Is closing vi-rvcheaD. octll LOST OU STOLEN ! . M terdar a bUck covered patcut memorandsm book containing one not oa 15. A. Itlsrchard for t'JOO, due on the 2-th of this mouth ; another ou the same man for $l0o); also, another on same for Slii&O. due two and a half rears from date, payable lo Hugh Worthington ; one on N. and P. Casey, of Casey ville.Ky., payable to Ilngh Worthineton and brother, for near f-VWt, with a credit of JlO" st one time, and J or .( at another.- 1 Here were several other valuable notes sad paiers. A liberal reward will be paid to any one returning the above described papers to the underaigiied.or leaving them at this office. .. UUGU WORTU1NGTUN . BUY UUMh-MADE SHOES!! waiuum win. ri.KUHK tjme Hj particular noiice that I am goiug to pay marked attention to the manufacture of Ladies', Mieses, and Children's Shoes of all kiuds. In cases of emergency, ladies can bare shoes made f within four hours notice. If auy oim doubts I he : fact, let them try it. j - Gentlemen will please call nix I see Ike handsome and durable styles of Fall and Winter Boots I am bow making. . WANTEO Immediately, ton or talve god Journeymen, for men's and women's work. The highest wsges will bw paid iu cash. septSl JOHN BASCH, Ne. 8 Second St.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

'tfj.LUE. - i1ooo ,. bxtb pmtts. HJf burg Glue, suitable for pattern makers, and all wn for which gorxl glue U required, for sale at octio . . TUOMrsua o vrug tore. iojcejtbu tem l ht u p. ' cLmuuI mi Liclr in ums tor niakintc Soap. Out pound of it makes twelve gallons of good soft soap. all directions Mia witn every wx oi u, vj St itOTCJf gyVUFP .V Fl I'E J.VD ten ceut rolls, at OCtIO - TnOSirSOX-S Drug Store. TVRH18V tsJIO KI,XU TOBJCCO Toe genu ao article, at . - ctio THOJirso s orug store. -nuvHKn.na m b, vi. othbs, JLM Mk, Nail, Tooth, Paint, Varnish (large or small), Pencil, Painters', Dusting, Counter Dusters, Scrub, liorse, and bitewasb, with ail other kinds of Drushes yon can ask for in a Drug Store, can be bought very cheap of octio . s.tho31Pson, Prnggist. irjCHS T 8PMCJE 8 ! PBO.V THE 3 oldest establishment In the United States, whole cr ground, warranted te give satisfaction or no charge, for sale at ' V1CKERY BROS. TRJVOLMSn MU8TJBD, Etc JOd loo Xt English Sfustard, loose or l n cans; 4 dos Jars prepared J reach Alustard; 5) lb Kentucky Mustard. All warranted good, for sale at VICKERY BROTHERS, hot I Ko. 82 Main street. JL ' ' TYPK ARTISTS. KELLER Jt WHITE, at the solicitation of a number of artiata, hare brought on a complete assortment of PHOTOGRAPH & AMBROTVPE STOCK", consisting or erery ntjle of CASE, PLATES, BATHES, CAMERAS, STAMS, - - CHEMICALS. Ac, lie, with which they are prepared to furnist the trade at Cincinnati Trices. All orders will re ceirs romit attention. KELLER A WHITE, le--dwlm . - Ko. 32 Main street. The Great Medical Discovery! SCOVILL'S SAKHAPAEILLA AND STILLING! A, OK BLOOD & LIVER SYRUP ! roa THE cvax or .' Scrofulous, Syphilitic, and Mercurial Vis" x cases, Old. bores, iskin Diseases, and all other diseases which are caused by an mi' - pure state of the BLOOD. A n'J-rml Cure of Scrofula While IxrelLuy! tttmdlht stmttmtmt of JlmrH It oil ins. HMMS UMM OJVK Of TliK WOttST MJL caoes ever recorded. He now enjovs robust keauh, ana nas i-r t lie past Tear done as much work as any young mau of liis age ! This cure has excited hut lrien!4( neighbors, and iihjticiaus, aud eveu some of ihe )elival futility. Cue of the Prorexeors (Dr. It. S. ewtcn,) who was called to see hiai as a burgeon, not to prescribe, was so forcibly imprreeed with the UenwrkabU Cnrutirt rower of iMt jietiHiHt, lUtti ne lias adopted it Into hu private practice, as well as at the VolU'pm and IluepitaU. UuniXATi, eO. 16, ISjS. Meshrs. A. L. Scovill A Co. tieullnmen.l will with great pleasure cire DiT tSMtiniony a to what your sabsaparilla aud Stil Lisou.or Uoodttnd Liver smp, has done tor me. lrl teaded with moat excruciating paiui. I tried rati ous remedies, and had two of the beat physicians ef tne city (one or them a I'rofeesor in an Wid School Medical College), and they failed to gire meanr re lief. I was so reduced that I was confined to mr wu iot over inree Deuiii4. 'in uerves and uius cles of one leg were so contracted and drawn n that could mot timlt. I had more than m dozen run aiity mtcrr on niy leg from which I took, from time to time, inure than ous hundred tece of LOSE. cma of them from three to four inches long. I was lduced te almost a skeleton, and my friends hnd given up all uopoeol my recovery. I was in this condition when 1 coiiioK'Uced the use of your Mood and Litrr Syrup. I have iwtnl altogether some two dor.en bottles r It, ami at the same time the Iodine Ointment, which you advise tt uiw n ith it ; aud last ly, the Healing OinttuenL given under the head o ri tie weiuiiit. in your uireciioua. I mm now abWUtnliendtobmninrm, and my legs have become so strong that I walk without any difficulty, aud hav recorreJ m9 jar,"VubbiX5i, jr. JleaidfBce on fclghth street, between Hound and John, No. or at the place of burtinesx, with Urowu viiktte, .o. 4 idtat fourth street Bend an extract from the Cincinnati MedutdJnr. nalt Vol.S.pageolU, by its editor, Prof. U. 8. Newton, in regard to this remarkable; cure: W bile Martin Kobbins wus in the rery wont msginable condition, we wete called to atteud him for a fracture cf the log, produced by a fall. Tbe Indications of a reunion of the bone, uuder the cir cumstances, were very unfavorable, tor he would ait, day after day, picking out ttnall pUcet of bone. wdk-u would Nioiigti on i round him using; Scopmi s preitai iUton, u-ktck he eonUnutt to U4 until a cur teat ejtitea. w e gave iinu no conititutioual treatment. being in BttiHl:inre etiiv as a nurgnoii ; yet we oonfns we h(t. much cnrioeity to s-e hat could bo done in a velu so exti'imiveiy di..eaied aa his was." Will th nWtrtetl itll on the spi rit and get a pa.nhUt cuiitaiiiing certiliraU-s oi cure from well Luown ciiij-UM cf (Jii't inuati 7 O Ket'.llwl that thin mdi-iiie is trraranled to I enre all diseases that ar ransed by an Impure state of tue bloo.1. n ill's tfW and LUrr 8ynp u composed entirely of vegetables, aud is perftetlg nife for CkilJrrn lu w, in c-e of sore mouth or eruption or the skin, ir mothers valne the health of their children, they should eradicate the seeds of the dis ease btf re it w too late. Read the statement of one of the oldest cheaiint In Cincinnati We herehy certify that we have been made ac qitainted with S.yriU' tiartaparUla and Stillingin, or liLOOlt AXD L1VKR SYUUP. The ingredients are entirely vegetable, and no mineral enters into the preparation. Vt . t. MKUR1LL A CO.. One dMr west or Hornet House, Cla tu For sale by the Proprietors, A. L. SCOVILL. & CO., No. 12 West Eighth t., Cincinnati. Also, by Keller a White, tvausville, lud. N. S. Thompeou, " Also, agents for the sale of Dr. 1MV Iialim for tie Lung, and Dr. liukrr't Pain i'uMwea, for the cure of all pain, both ialerual aud extorual. oct7-uiw2in i Jfl Jit MiOtl8J4Lh WHO WJ.VT will find au excellent assortment of the various brand of gunowder and gim iK; m1m, shot aud lead, at reduced rates, at YIl'K KKi MHOS'., oct7 K2 Main street. wut 9M ag T8T KKCKlVMiMSntO rt'Hages of t'Ais-i. (.'Inn, (jueewinit e, imI LinkingUlatte; 100 groMa Talle CnJUre. J. W. Ill'CHKS, 14 Main street. Evansviiie. HQ. 24 crates assorted for the Country Trade on baud. octr. 1853." FALL AND WINTER 1859 Gr O O I 2 Cf Jjr.Vif-LJV,r BE ML L V ItESrilCTl& fully solicit the attention of their numerous friends and cu.toiuois to au extensivo assortment of FALL AXD -'WINTER GOODS, Which they are daily receiving and submitting fo iiiniM-ctiou. These goods embrace all the newes dexigus and most desirable patterns mannCtctured j m4 un. admirably adapted to the Western Trade A,.xe,i tu, euumerate a few of the departments abit h will be found complete, and computing all mm vi tue (It WUH Cloths, Cawlmeres, and De-Skins; HatiTHtt, fancy Tweeds, and Jeans; btuTii, Meriioxt, and Diess CootU; Ginghams, Priuts, and Scotch Pbiidn; RilitMiiis, HoMiery, and Gloves; Blankets, Klanuels, LinneyH, and Tickings; Sheeting, hhirtings, aud Mariners Stripes; Genuine Irixh Linens, "our own importation;'' Itools and Shoes; Hats aud Cape; Panry Articles. Notions, Trimmings, Sr. ct 1 1 ft HtXEIt 31 A IS A SV i'i'S T STS. 'M.OVHI vlovu: 60 sacks do do Just received and for sa'e bv oct6 GEO. FOSTER A CO.

Queens vafw

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. - TOUACCOr ; 60 boxes various brands bright Virginli; S3 : da II aires, Fires, and Eight; 25 caddies " Planter's Choice;" . do Bnrowf.M In tor and for sale low, by octs ' U0. TOSTCR ft CO."

EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF A Fine Cold Pencil, tcilh Gold Ten Attzched, OA. . . Gold Locket for $5! And a PHEMIU3I toouch jmrehtuer uort from .A$2 to0200. (SMTHM TWO VJiHtf FMiFITJlVJL ble experience in our present mode of dim-oa-ing of our JKWt'.UY, lc, and from the universal satisfactiou given, to all wliu have patronized our Henee, we take pleasure f n saying that wo now con sider our business fsir.y and iiermanently estab lished. We wish it understood that this is no Lotterr. but a fair and legitimate sale, in which each person gets the worth of bis or her money in Gold Pencil uriih uoUl re attached, or a IroUi Locket, worth s-5 each, which cannot be bought at any retail store lor tbe Hune price ; and in addition to tbe purchase. each person, receives a Premimm of Jewelry, not lens to value than 12, and It may be worth S3, 8, lu, 12, IS, 20, .V), or even $200 ! IfO MO if El RISKED I We propose to let a person know what Premium ha will receive lefore sending bis money. Any Lady or Gentleman desiring one of tbe ilwn articles. can first send us their name and address, stating whether they want tne rencll aud Fen, or .Locket, aud we will make their selectiou, and inform them br return mail a hat Premium they are entitled to, They can theu have the privilege of sending for it li tneyrnooee. Our premiums are distributed in a fair and houorable manner, and as soon as the name of the purchaser w received with the J 5, bis Pencil and Iea and Premium, or Gold Locket and Premium, are put up iu a safe manner, and sent to the owner by mail, tne of postage. Our plan, from lonr experi ence iu the above businees. has given general aatUtaction, as eacn purchaser can aclt or trade the above articles for all they cost him, aud retaiu the premium gratis. If, however, any person should feel disosed to send us their money in advance, they may rely on being as fairly dealt with as though they had made previous application. And if anyone is dissatisfied with their purchase. aud an unbiased ienon competent to judge Hays the article are not wortu more tnau the tuoiiey aid for them, and in some cases TEN or even VoUTY times the amount, let such person return the goods and we win ireeiy reiuud the money. Hut some win aK I as mauv have), how cau we afford to give so much for so little mouey ? In answer, we say, that all who are acquainted with the Jewelry business know that there is scarcely an article of Jewelry purchased at a retail etoaa, upon which there is not a profit of from 100 to 400 per cent, ou manufacturers' price. We If ing agcuts for tbe uunuXicturers, have adopted this plan of disposing of our goods, rather than selling to country dealers on time, aud takiug the chance of collecting our bills. Ity this arrangement, we briug the puichaser In direct communication with the mauulacturer, aud the profits that are made by the dozen hands through which the Jewelry has to pass, wt give to the purchaser in premiums, as above stated. We therefore offer the following inducements to persons acting as agents for us : Any person sending xa 25 for our goods, will receive a Pencil and Pen and Premium, or Locket and premium, free. For farther inducements, see circular. Among our premiums are articles suitable for hdi er gentlemen, such as Gentlemen's Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Vest and Guard Chains, Gold SU'ete Buttons, Gold Watch Keys, Goin Shut STrtM plain and with setting! ; Gold Scamr Puts new style ; Cold Breast Pins, Califor nia uiamond fins, uoid Kings, Ac, Ac. We hare GOLD U'AlCliES, k'ioreutine, Mosaic, Gold Stone, Caineo, liarnet, and Coral Brs.at Pius and Kar Kings, Gold Bracelets, Gold sleeve Buttons. Cold Belt Slides, Gold Rings, dc. Also, Pianos, Melodeons, Musical Boxes, Accordeous, Ac. na. Unexceptionable Jtefereuces given whenever required. HjU AGENTS WANTlCD for every part of the country. N. U. In sending- jour names, write tLe Slate, County, and Town plaiulj.soasto avoid letters being miscarried. Addrees ANGLE A CO., 102 CANAL STKKKT, (Old No.) ct5-'Jwd . : Jm 1WA-. HOLLINGSWORTH k BRO. WW- E JUST MtKCMll VKlS LA BO E MM. and new importation of CROCKERY-WAKE, GLASSWARE, CHINA. Ac, on First street, Evansvillf. octi K. H. I Alt lkPM.MMM'..M.M..Mu..jitI. W. BI.NCHAM B II. FAIRCIIILD & CO.,J (successors to T. C. Twittmell ft Co.,) 1 CommisMon .-Merchants, 70 rOTVliAS 8 TB EET, , o,tf NKW OKLEANS. WMllSiVlJKJ'8, M TB4JYGE H 8, ASD JL others visiting our city, are informed that WM. 11. P. STODDAJtD, No. 17 Main street, has jiixt received a full stock of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, and Varnishes, direct from tbe manufacturers and imHrters, beught for cash, and is now prewired to till all orders at such prlow aa will insure latlhfaction. Orders left at tbe store by persons wishing to visit the Fair, will be promptly attended to, in their absence, at the same prices as If they wero present. oct5 jfV8TMErEiTnME8a LOT t snALLENBEKUER'S ANTIDOTE, a sure remedy for Fever and Arue, at W. II. P. STODDARD'S, orL'i 17 Main street. WXfCIIES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY. wwJiu'a m'Vll cojnrLXTBn JLJL our stock of goods in the above line, by late arrivals direct from the manufacturers, we are enabled Ut show h large aud well selected stock of Gold and Silver. Watches, all kinds of Jewelry, Clocks, Silver Ware, Jto.,all of the latest styles and rich design, which we offer at the lowest Eastern prices. All ladies aud tbe rrtt of mankind are respectfully invited to call and examine our goods, at the eld stand. BITTKOLFK BI.OS., oct4 48 Maiu st., between First and teooiiJ. Al eighth ward. The qualified voter of the Eighth Ward are hereby Hot ilied that an eleel ion will lie held al the Young America Euzine House on Saturday ,t he l-r!h day of trtoler, 1H.VI, to elect a Councilman for the Eighth Ward, to fill tho vacancy occasioned by the resign it ion of Thomas Redmotnl, Esq. W. BAKERf Mayor. Mayor's Office, Evansville, Oct. 4, l8o'J.-td " 'fil'BT RECEIVED.- LJLBVB ASD A splendid lot of hubs, felloes, spoke, shafts, andoles. For sale lowly octl E. U. SABIN ic CO. Z'i 'C WJ8MBOjtBU8-75 IIOZBJS let received and for sale by oct 3 S. E. GILBERT A CO. mmJiL8-30Q KBU8-JILL 8IZX for sale by ovtS S. E. GILBERT. A CO. IIP BMTMJyU rJPBBl BjfAM8 note, can and letter, for sale low by oct 3 8. E. GlEREltT A CO. dtTJBClt TWBJSTY-EAVB BOX' 8 for sale 7 oct 3 S.E. GILBERT A CO. MMHPKT CMJM tfi'VOBM 1 BJMH8 S. E. GILBERT A CO. J for sale by oct 3 IF' .V7J if-A JAHTJ'J B WITU A SMALL CAPITAL. K person who has a mill, with a Kod apparatus for making four, and to which is attached a circular saw, having exhausted his h.eans in preparing his mill, needs a partner with a small capit.-tl to buy wheat, and to operate the establishment. There is a home demand at good prices iu the town for all the mill can produce. The chance is an excellent one for a good ii.vextinent. Apply to tbe editor, of tit Journal, sept 2-tf - &TJB tJSILH8-OJ'E it t ' BttAJ y bo: :xes fur sale low by oct 3 S. E. GILBERT A CO. ARGBT4BLE8 EBCIT8. W Sweet and Irish Potatoes, Turnips, Green Aples, Ac, at VICKERY BROS.

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nrucMjsTs pomtuxs, jmistmict JL V-lr and the Railroad can be purchased at the following pieces, and persons would save themselves trouble by purchasing before leaving the city: Washington House, Main street; John Wealy's. do; W. V. Btouuara s. ao; uornunwi Co.", Water street ; Depot E. O. Railroad. sept SO i iijtkniits,Jjr., mjEnquirer copy. J0ST SCH0ENFELD, MANDFACTLREtta WDOLESALK DEALKUIN f C.LOTU&. CASS I MERES, 8A TI SETTS, TWEEDS . t J ;, ; AND ' : GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Also, Hats and Caps. No. 3 Watf.k Ststrt, bkt. Maik asd Svcamokc, pi , , KVAXSVILLE, IXD. JfE8lBJ ULB f.Vl lJLlM BLH JLM Keal ltate for sale at public auction October 2Tth; 159, at 10 o'clock. A. M., at the Courthouse door. , . - - due hundred acres in five acre lots ot Washing, ton Avenue, about one mil from the Conrt-hoiine, belonging to Wm. Bierbor. Thes lots arw suitable lor private residences ur gsnlening purposes. To persons desiring; property foe either of the above purposes or to hold on Secolatioa, thissele presents strong inducements. Now is the time to secure a place tor a suburban residence at about what yon would have to pay for a small tot in the city. Some of tlieee lots are heavily timbered. We will sell at private tale between now aud the day of sale. We are always on hand with borne and bugcy to show parties desiring to buy this valuable property. Tesms Liberal Flats of lots to be seen at our office in Posey's Block and at tbe Potofiiee. ' . MclXJNALD A SABIN, sep30-lm Beal Instate k lusurance Agents MOZART HALL! rjniiE JL Iwei OLD APOLLO HJLL HJ8 leeu purchased by the subscriber and its name changed to Mozakt 11 all.; It has been entirely renovated aud fitted np iu an eleguut and conronieut style for Dramatic exhibitions, aud for Concerts, Balls and public meetings. A new stape has been erected and an entire new set ol beautiful scenery added. A neat aud coiixeiii. lit restaurant is now attached to it. from which rtie can be supplied witli suppers aud refreshments eu.ua! to any to be obtained in the city, i lie proprietor will spare no expense or exertions to make it au agreeable and pleasant place of resort for Udics aud gentlemcti. In the Kestiiuraut, Oysters and other delegacies of tbe season, il' Ik? served op at any hour for visitors 'our tors aud a large dining room in which ever two hundred euets can l-e seated, have been erected in place of tlie old Bowl111 Alley.sep.HOtf C. F. BOLLX. North Atlantic Steamship Co.! twEOVLJiU T Ml HOC VI H Ll.'Ji TO JkV SAN KUANC1SCO, via Panama Itailroad, and connecting only with steamers Golden Gate, Golden Age, Johu L. Stephens, and Soiiora, t-f tbe Pacific Mttti KtOMkip Company at Pananta, Lfirtit let Apiteail. Tbe splendid steamships BALTIC, ADRIATIC, AND ATLANTIC, Having been entirely refitted and adapted to the California trade, will hereaf er rnu as alKve, lcav lug this port on the 5th and 20th of each mouth. from the foot of Canal street, ortu uiver. 0. Passengers and Mails will be forwarded by I'auama Itailroad, and connect at Panama ith thPacific Mail Steamship Company's magnificent Steamships, which will be in readiness and leave immediately tor Han Kranchtco. They will le em barked free of ripens from Railroad, by Cc-inpa ny's steamboat TABOG A. An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship. Steerage passengers fonnd in cooked provisions, bedding, and attendance. It is lIieved that the accommodations afforded by the above ships are nn surpassed by any in the world. The iubli- are in formed that the P. M. S. 8. Co. always have ONK OK MORE EXTRA STEAM2K3 lying at Panama, ready fr sea, to avoid any toible detention of Paseengers or Mails, aud embark their passenger by steamboat. For paessge. upply at the only office of the Com pan v, on the Wharf, foot of Canal street. North Kiver, to WILLIAM LI. WICKIIAM. ept3o-2d SAPONPIER, OK CONCENTRATED POTASH. More than Double the Nremgih of Ordinary Potanh Jft OH Tf.sTJfJVVfV hOJP WlTMlOl'T JL lime, with little tronl.ie and at trilling exmiisa. The cheapest article ever discovered for the purpose. One pound will make twelve or fifteen gallons of good soft soap, or nine pounds hard soap. Printers will find it a superior article for cleaning Ivjie. It Is perlevtlaolubleaud free trout impuri ties. Broken in small lumps aud put up in I, 2, 4 and Clb caus. Manufactured st the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL WORKS, Brooklyn, and sold br E. R. KURKEK dr CO, oct 3, lydJtw-id 181 Pearl Street, New York. MJl'8mOLUTlOJ-TllE JTHOPJitf sioual connection between Drs. Kbrman Baird bus ceased, by the withdrawal of Dr. Ilaird. The bills will be adjusted by Dr. E1IUMAN. who is autborizod to collect tbe same. W K8.K IIBJUV SC GLEll'lZ. if AT. JLM K1IRMAN has asociated ith him tnhisprotossion, Dr ULa.IVI pronounced Ulavis recently flora one of tbe bet Gorman Medical schools. aud w ho has had practice as a surgeon as well as a physician. They can le consulted at the office heretofore occupied by Dr. Khruian, at all hours, oct 2,tf JASTED A WET XV USE. OS K loLltE in i the family preferred. Apply t j. w. uucnEs. oct3 rmo lb r-o.v vnu i FJi vo ujbi.h JL terms, a Boat-yard and Dry -clocks on the Ca ual Just outside the city limits. Ap lr to oct 3 J- W . JiUt;iIKS. m.EW white' j-itau-Ui wji'oLi: y V aud half bbls No. I, for sale br ortf E. GILBERT A CO. tiWiUlTE JLI.tlE-125 BBLS FOR 9V sa sale bv S. K. GILBERT A CO. MEDICAL NOTICE. TTkBS. M. J. BBS 'JJ'D E. USJU MM YER have this day acUted tbeim-lves tosrether iu the practice of Medii-ineand Surgery, unj dtr the style of BRAY A SAWYER. Both having had long experience in heir profes sion, tuey leei a counuence iimi oysirict alteiitioii, they can give satisfaction to nil who may favor them with their patronage. Office on First street, opposite the PostoQice, where one or the other can at all tiroes, during their office hours, lie found i ready to attend to professional businesH. oflico hours from 9 to 12 A. M., and from 2 to 5 P. M. j M. J. BEAT, M. D... ..r. W. SAWVKB, M. P. I sep2i-3md fk LJS'JJ RMH 50b bbls assorted Nuts; . ' 10 casks French Pruuen; 100 hoxea Raisins: 2 casks fine S. F. Indigo ; 100 kegs Soda; 10 bbls Alum; 1H) kegs pure While Lead; M kegs Zinc; ' 20 dos Toy Bucket; ' Ml boxes Extra t of Logwood ; 23 boxes Cream Tarttr. , Suudrr other gools too numerous to Mention, just received aud for sale by sep 29 - , - - TRESTON BRBS. CHILLS AND FEVER. ZT MB 8T BJ J'ii KFJ 8 8MJU strange that persons will eontinn to shake i from day to day, week to week, and nioijh to Month, with Ague, when eeventy-tiva cents iiivent- ' ed In Dr. Marker's Chloriue Ague Killer would cure I them sound and well. Try it. For sale at ! -tlO THOMPSON'S Drugstore. PR ES II o vs TBI 8 T E R S 1 J7.fi. PMiB Mm E CXM t"K IS MkV Express, direct from Baltimore, choice seleC' ted OYSTERS, in cans and half caus. One trial will be sufficient to prove the superiority of these Oysters over any other brand received in this mar. ket. A constant snpplv will tie on hand during the season. ERsKINE, CCRNICK A CO., scp29 Sele Agents, 47 Main street. REMOVAL. MmB. W. P. BUI MBit, UOJttfEOPS PHJLM W PHYBICIAS ASD ts LUG EOS, Evansvilkt. Ind., ha removed his office to North Third street, near Main, over Baker A Foster's Law Office. eep29-lm BJMBK :B4VMBB8!0 UOXJB8 SO. AT. I Fire Cracker just received and for sale by sep29 PRESTON BROS. jnAMiL r UEDICISES, WAHRASTED THOMPSON. JL. pure, can be bad of N.8. TOBA CCO ASD CIGARS. 150 boxes Virginia Tobacco, assorted. Brands lbs, 10s, aad Ss, lump. 10O caddies choice Chewing " 100,0110 Imported German and navana Cigsrs. . oO.OOrt Half-Spanish Cigars. For sale by : (septal) WHEELER A RIGC8. ATiO rPKE 150 BJSG8 PBMME BIO Coffee, received and for sale by oc6 GEO. FOSTER A CO. XVM'EGABZtt'OfBEB LOT OF V that iure Cider Vinegar, ju-t received at o.-t7 VICKERY BROS. dUJKEB fVXJ COMMOJS'BBVO.ns, 3 Just received at VICKERY BROS. R MirA.VBn simjBs, pnm.n iir per lb up.Jfor sale at . VICKERY BROS. -nHAJVUEL 1KB 8, PE J'JJEJT8, W-S Brackets, and Pertable Lights re-gilded and arauered to look as well as new flxtuiee, or lharge, by JOHN O'BRIEN A CO., oct 7 21 Locust street.

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THE EVANSVILLE INSURANCE i COMPANY, - (EMail UWd and IncorptwftleJ in Iti'io,) TAKES STEAMBOAT HULL, FLAO QXT .R IBKS, At low rates, and adjusts losses -fairly and promptl. ; . Capital, - - 200,000 OFFICE On Water street. vU known a tbe Canal Bank. - . . . WM. T. PAGE, Secretary. INS UB A N GE AGENT, , For the fnllowing well known Cotnpaui : ' Charter, Oak Insurance Cowpany, CAPITAL... m.mw...... S.tu. Connecticut Insurance Company, . CAPITAL... . jou,kkj " -. ; ' . i . ' Peoria Insurance Cuinixintj . CAPITAL. . esimm P'trk Insurance Company, CA 1'ITAL....... -..'.-......in),0iH) Lorillard Insurance Company, CAPITAL 5200,(00 Takes all kinds of risks, and adjnsta losses promptly. Policies for Life Insurance issued la tbe ' KuicUrhoclcr Life Insurance Company, Of New York. '. CAPITAL AND SUCrMTS ; 1W,00(I Of uhioh in Ue(HMted aitk the Comp troller of the .-tttetd New Yolk. S"pi-3iudlui w (Q f.V.VI BJO Ot) BJL J! S VJf Lar-e tiw heavy Gui.ny hnsn. in stre and tor sale by PRESTON BROS. J. C. .j- J. G. SMITH, So. 187 Alain street, Cr. Sewentli,. E 'A K3 V ILLE, INDJ gBJMTEEVLEOa THE MJ8TMUT W ronapre bexNiwed upon them, beg leave to inform their friends and the community ia general, that with the aid of new ma.-hinery, thy are enabled to turn out work superior to that of anj Eastern make. Those who wish to have good TOOLS, and at the same time eucouragc home nianufacture.cau supply thmevlve at the factory. HatcheU, Axes, Hoes, Draw. Knives, Pork Cleaeers. Millers' Picks, uud Kded Tools of all kinds, inado of double leliucd cast steel, and warranted wpial to auy lu iwe. cp27-5m TO MEUCUTCNTri AXD MILLINERS II cixcixxatTsilk no use. W. P. DEVOUT R0CKWO0D .Vo. 83 PEARL STREET, . .- :i Wholesale dealers in Bonnets, Flowers, SHAWLS. CLOAKS, DKESS TBIXXIXGS, HG0PSUIIii, LACE EMDU0IDLRIES, WHITE GOOD8, O LO V ES, &c. C.tr.ir Iin rrF.Mi .fftrn! to CASH and SHoKT-TIME lll'Y Kits. . ft W. I'. Mi K t-OV " Koctcwoon. VILIll.Yt -m3t1mMJIM :., lights bXl window sash. 2.MK 10X12 2,INiO 9XM " " l,.vs 10X14 " 1..VHI loxi: 100 panncl Doors, aborted. 250 boxes assorh-d Window CUlsa. ' 300 kegs " Nails. Jut received and for sale br sept21 WHEELER A RIGGS. rW M4TTEH l M.fl HOB T4.X4 tt TO 2. EVERY ONE, WITHOUT EXCEPTION. MILLER Sl NlEIIAl'S, at tbe new Dry Goods Store, 4'1 Main street, between First and Second tre-ts, KvaiiHviile, lnd.. are now in daily receipt of their hew aud Hpleiidid stock of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS. They are determined to II and pleaxe all. They requet their fair riitoiuer and the balance of mankind lov them a vi.ir, take a view of their good, satiety th-ir tatde, and lay in their stock lor the seau. lh stock conei.ts of a great variety of articles txi numerous to specify. M I LLI'K A NI Ell ADS, Cli.sp Cash Store, cpjl'; 41 Main street. Evansville. w. it. MciMixti D - si. h. aakia McDonald .j- sarin. General Insurance, Real Eslate, AXD Collecting Agents, FPJ.Vi SELL BEJL EHTJTR of all descriptions. Rent Houses. fc-cure and Collect Claims, iid Pay Taxes. Will insure, sgaiiiMt oks or damsge by fire. Buildings, Mrrchainlike, Personal Proierty, am! the perils of inland navigation ; alo, the lives of individuals naiii.t the dniigersand accidents of travel, in the following reliAMe d.nipMiiies : Indianapolis In-Mifhin-et 4HtKtuy ; RiiiugSnn I unuraiice Company , R.gie liiMinnce Comj any of Cincinnati ; Ohio Life IiiHtir.tiice Company. IVriiiaiH-nt office in F'teri new bnil Jin;. second fl-N-r ; for the preMnt in Posey's Block. iept2l W. II. P. STODDARD, fWT THE O Lit E8TJI BLMSllEtl OJL DRCU .STORK, No.17 Main street, continues to keep on hand a full and complete supply o I MedM'iiiew, P:tii.l. Oils, Viiriiihbew, Cbi84, Briiehes, Perfnie-jr, Lam j. Dm oiu Fluids, Ac Which he sells at a. low a tijrure as any bouse in, the ciiy. Als. a lurtre and varied artme t of AMDUUTI VE STOCK, CAM EUAS, CASES, AXtt CHEMICALS', Iu LV-t, everything apiertaiiiing to tlie art. Ordora prosiptly attended to, and forwarded by steamboat or Exprea to auy part of the country. aept2 MyilEE8i:t CHEMISE I--30 BOXES wl- jiMt rmeived and far sale by sep! CHAS. McJOnNSTON. THi: fill EAT EASTERN ECLIPSED! T TBI 8 .11 et.lt E.VT TBB JMBBI. Jl va? l the greatent ship i yet uneertain; Imt it is rcjoicir.- to know that the stork of FALL AND WINTER DRYCODS at Saw. Enbicr X C.b is the most complete in the city ; and as they expect to increase their ial-s largely by Belling chej-r then ever, their customers may rely upou getting bargains. They will lie pb-ased to tdiow their stock of goods to all, whether they wixh to buy or not, and all goods are warranted as represented. eep.S oB'.iTpLin8TUM: eijvTtiTe w children cry f-r. mmU by Dr. John Bull, at oct 10 THOMPSON'S Drugstore. E U WHITE El8Nr-25 MULE barrels No. 1, just received and for sale by oct6 GEO. FOSTER a W. gfiiajBs.V 40,000 Imported German Cigr; 30,000 Half-Spanish do Just received and for sale by octo C E( . FOSTER A CO. WMECTIPIEI9 WHS8kmQH ltDLif Mm McGregor's Extra, for jI low to cle con ignment, by CEO. FOSTER Jc CO. P OTOITOESLSO B4BBEL8 POTJMt,a ansortetl kiuds, large size, for sale at marS VICKERY BKOS.. Main street. ""Watches and Jewelry." P. L. CEISSLER. MAIN ST., BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH, . OPPOSITE COVET ItOUZE. MW- JUST BKTtBJS'llll FROM JLM. the East, where he has ttyXfX purchased a leantiful xirt- 1t!?i's inentof WATCHES, CLOCKS, &vf? and JEWELRY f every es- ' - cri-ii..ii, I lo underMned is prepared to suit purrhaNers iu every iat"ticular. He invites aa examination of his troods aud prices. P. L. CIESSLER. N. B. Watches and Clocks repaired aud warranted. ep23-dl