Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 51, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 October 1859 — Page 3

====== RIVER ITEMS. ——— ARRIVED. Emma, Pittsburg Woodford, N O Arizonia, St Louis Lue Eaves, S Carrolton Kentucky, Memphis Tigress, Cin'ti Neptune, St Louis McLellan,. Louisville ——— Emma, Nashville Neptune, Pittsburg Arizonia, Pittsburg Woodford. Louisville Kentucky, Louisville Tigress, N O McLellan, Memphis ——— ——>The weather yesterday was pleasant. The river was falling slowing, but there is plenty of water for the largest boats. Between this point and Cairo there is between 6 and 8 feet water. There is considerable freight at this point for New Orleans, the greater portion of which will be taken by the <Montgomery>, to-day. ——>The <J. H. Done> will be here this morning from Cairo. She will be the regular packet for the south at 1 o'clock. Passengers and shippers should not neglect this opportunity. Capt. Lew Davis is in command, with our friend Billy List in the office. ——>Alf. Edwards, Clerk, of the <Bracelet>, left this morning for Louisville on the <Woodford>. We hope soon to see his boat in her old trade. ——>The Green river packet <Lue Eave> arrived last evening with a light freight list. She takes her departure this afternoon for South Carrolton and all way points.— Passengers and shippers will find her prepared to accommodate them in good style. ——>The most regular and prompt little steamer we know of is the <Alida>. She is doing a good business for her owners and this city, in bringing orders here to have them filled, and our business men should patronize her in preference to outside boats. She will be at the wharf this morning, and leave at 10 o'clock, precisely, for Cannelton and way places. ——>The <Silver Star> is the regular U. S. M. passenger packet this day at 1 o'clock, for Paducah and all way places. She is a superb boat and passengers would do well to get aboard early and secure rooms. The trio in the office will see that they are well cared for. ——>The <Woodford> passed up tht3 morning, at 7 o'clock, from New Orleans. She had but little freight, but her passenger list was large. ——>We are under obligations to Mr. JOHN H. SCOTT, mail agent on the steamer <Kentucky>, for files of late Memphis papers. ——>The favorite packet <Kate French> leaves this morning for New Albany, where she makes close connections with the Cincinnati mail boats, offering up river passengers the best opportunity possible. She is in charge of Capt. Caffrey, with Mr. Howe in the office. ——>We understand by a dispatch from New Albany that the <Montgomery> left that city yesterday. and will be here some time to-day. ——>The <Gen. Pike>, under the charge of Capt. Jones, is making regular trips from Memphis and White river, and doing a fine business. ——>The <Langley> has been placed in the Memphis and Napoleon trade as a semiweekly packet. ——>The <Tennessee Belle> has been tied up at the mouth of Wolf creek. ——>Mr. J Woolfolk retires from the clerkship of the <Moses McLellan>, after completing the present trip, and will be succeeded by Mr. W. F. Taylor, the present efficient freight clerk of the boat. ——>The Crescent City made the trip from New Orleans to St. Louis in five days and twenty-three hours, eleven hours lost time by fog and smoke. ——>There was a disturbance on the <Superior>, on Tuesday night, while she was at Madison. It was occasioned by a man trying to leave Madison without paying his board bill. The disturbance was quelled by the man and his baggage being put ashore. ——>The <City of Memphis> has gone on the docks, at Cairo, for repairs. ——>On the downward trip of the <Hickman> to Memphis, an Irish deck passenger fell overboard, and was drowned, while the boat was landing at New Madrid. ——>Capt. R. C. Gray has chartered the <Denmark> to Capt. McClain, to take the place of the <Bostona>, in the Portsmouth mail trade, during low water. ——>The Northerner has been withdrawn from the Hannibal and Keokuk trade, and gone on the ways a [sic] Carondelet. ——>The steamer <St. Francis No>. 2, was sold at Memphis, on the 9th, to Mr. Robert Neal, for the sum of $4,000 in cash. ——>The <Greenville> and <Gillum> are both due from Green river to-day. ———<>——— Indiana Conference Appointment. .Indianapolis District W C Smith, P. E. IndianapolL?, Wesley Chapel E T Fletcher; West Indianapolis J Kiger; -South Street One to be supplied ; Belleville W W Rundcll; Monrovia J S Woods ; Mooresville, SL W I IJarned ; Mooresville Ct J N Wright; Martinsville J F McCann; Waverley D Swartz ; Morgantown T A Whitted; Williamsburg G W Durment; Nashville M oods ; JonQSville J F Fish; one to be sup'ld; . J C Smith Agent of the Western Seamen's Friend Society. GretHcaHle District J IIlLL, P. E. (irecncastle II Gillmore ; Gosport Silas Rawson ; F.llett3villc W il Zaring Bloomington Ct J K Allison; Spencer II O Chapman; Pt. Commerce and Worthington E E Rose ; Scaffold Prairie G W Bowers ; Cowling Green C Lee; Putnamville W S Carter, A Beck, Sup , Braid J R Williams ; Prairieton and Lockport E Hamilton ; Quincv J S Green. ,. Yimennes District II Hays, PE; Vineennes W MUester; Washington II B Hibben; Washington Circuit S W McNaoghten ; Raglesville I Broshears; New Lebanon S Bowers ; Groyville J W A3bury; - .Newberry A Knoy; Linton A P Forsylh; Sullivan J B Hamilton, J M O'Fliug; , Carlisle T W Jones ; Bruce ville J Walls Spauldingville W B Campbell ; Edwardsport N J Bell ; Bloomington District Vi MlGisxis, P. E. Bloomington C D Battelle ; Bedford WV Daniel; Stanford J S Collins; Salisbury D M Smith; BloomGeld G F Culmer ; fpringville J Beal; .... ; .. j Leeaville WK Richards; IIelton3ville E P F Wells; Heuston B Carter ; Brownstown A W Shively; Mitchell P Walker; ' ML Pleasant and Dover Ilill 0 Cross'. raoli District J W Jcliajc, PE; Paoli S Layton ; ' '4

FRIDAY MORNING........OCTOBER 14

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Leavenworth FA Uutcherson; ,. Rono R Rhodes; Wickliffe R W Patterson : ' French Lick W S Hooker; Memphis J HiHard G Haysville J Lester; ; . Rome J F St Clair, v. niSete Albany' District -M: B DATIOB05; P E. ' New Albany, yesley Chape! S BSutton;' . Y '"" ' ' ' " ., ' McKendree Lower Allrnnr K Gaskins :-."'. i - New Albany C'rtuit J Taiuy ; -..': Salem J J Stallard ; Salem Circuit T Alexander; ' 1 New Philadelphia W; ;.AV. Puelt,' J ; 1, Dew ; -- 4 v .. i i. Corydon W . II Jackson, ' . strong; '' .:..! Fredericksburg Levi GiffbrJ j Lanesville W E Ravehscroft; Elizabeth T S Brook V Arm- - i . B F .Rawlins President 'of Inlian bury Female College. Eoctport District U AV WAtxra, P;-E. . Rock port J M Green; "' Rockport Circuit F A neuriiig. U' Coffin. ' . :':! Yankfitown J B Admire ; Boonville A Fellows; .".''.. ,t , . , Taylorsville N E Borfnsr; t Lynvllle B F Newland -J Francisco J Mickler ; ., ,. ... . Winsiow O A Barnett;.-' Petersburg R L Cushraan ; . ' Elizabeth & Gentryrille RTll Siwncer ; Grandview P St'Clair ; :. - . ." Troy L Jones: , -v;. ,;'V . 'J.'-, CH'inelton J II Ketchau) ;', , ; . Keansville Iitriet.J II NosLK, P E. : . Evan.ville. Locust Street S T Gillett ; Ingle StrtetM M C llobbi; . .. . , t'ily Hit K H Rabin; ... -.t; Mt Vernon W II Comeliin:: ' ' Ml Vernon Ct J Sbrader; West Franklin J E McReyholds; iril New Harmony J Lnverty ;' ' , Posevvilic WE Davis; Oaensrille ATourner; . ' v Princeton -J J llight; , ! , Patoka S L Binkeley ; Blue Grass L Johnson ; ' New burgh W H Grim, L M Hancock, Sup; ' V , Center N M Patterson. t Special Notices, v ; ! Itttrimgr tkfSmmmir tkmi hmijuit pms el away, tlionnniij .f miff. Tfri from dysentery and i,uirrlui- Iwtf bei vlifT.l .t)if U!. uf.lIQ.', VftTKH .s rjlTIKK.H, a eie.licin mhi.o ievidently dlinwl t aiutain a perntaiient place ia the public ellnitiin. ' Cillioiw riUrrhr ! one of tUuMi di-uiK4 which Uttlle the kill of the byi cUu. TW mli-iiie Ihy1 fclniioht?r to met Uhq lh" lNrU nerer weiii to re.w 1 the lourcr f the ev il. Tli' uiacuily U, &t a reuetlj that will rmtftr alt lh !2cwtlT orgba, and glre thrra (lmiiltauttvuly a ruah of vlor tu rid themlv of tbU dimsiue. TUi probtrm ia mIt1 Ly the Bitten:, whk-b iwrr rail to conQr tb Mt atnbborn caj4t ' tt is only Ctlr to My that during tU canon jnxt cIom'H, thi medicine lma achieved more tnre tkab aby otbr rrr prearuted to public; anil duiiuk th full, when that terriMe aconrgv tlie f. ver and ague it mi prevalent, lh Iiitter will Kain j freah fame. For sale by Pregiata aaJ dvvkrs gauarally.eva rywhere. ertlO Mlmllmcmnm 1411:-, KmmeimtU mm prvutatara decay, alow and life-Ueatroying frver, and the chronic conaetpieuces of neghxted iymj torn of liaeaae, iaay l expelled, even at the eleventh hour, by a few doaea of thia kterling medicine. It acts as an alterative aa well at a pnilflff of the Llood, and may be aaft-Iy taken by female aa well aa cbiUren of all ae ' - KolJ at the Manufactory, No. 80 .italJrn Lane, New York, and by all Praggiata, at i., Ktc.t aud ft Ix-r box. ' .-. : ' octlO T nimmd U th r mar stflt the floor anfterera iu our country languish, their coimtittitions racked and torn by, atrong; ami daii. geroua mineral niedkiuee ; they will coma to the foautain of health, found ia aimple herba and roots from nature's atorehouiw. THE 31 OU STAIN IIKRB PILLS, of innocent mountain plantaconv poard, wiU reach and atop their distreaa, and ennae the Hood, renewed and clcauaed, to carry through the body the element of health tntlilliiC ae the broken contitntion, and carrjinp life and health, but for th-ii would have teeD the wreck f hoe tli leebU Bintn of anflering, at lat -ended by the cold hand of denlh. Ik uot h t prejudice ovecome your better reaaou ; do not look uion theee Pills aa ouly like ethers; do not let yewr lir, after trying everything ele, t,rvnt you from trying the. The tlutxl niut be .ure, and thi-u i:knve U iuiMmiible. What a groat and yet simple truth 1st bis I itai'DeaUtulhecomuouafiiaeofall; it ia the ervat kevHitooe of the healing art. JL'I)S0N'8 BluLNTAtN liCKU FILLS will purify and cleanse it aa sure as the sun will rise to-aiorrnw, -Jndiwn's Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all Medicine UeaU-rn. augl TBJ9V. TI.V0eV, JVBTiCJi OF MM TI1E PJIACE. . Orrira, Titian sTacsT, Skcond Pook brlow tmc Cocat IIocmk Will give particular attention to all Notarial limine entrusted to him such as wilting Peed, Mortgages, Towers-of-Attorney, Contracts, Ac. Will alo collect. money, in any part of tbe county, w ith or without suit, aa direct ed. Probate business, settlement' of entatej, Ad ministration, Guardianships solicited and promptly atteuded t. auicl5 ! Bodiam Mining Company, Evantville, Indiana. Otflce ou Water street, between Main and Locust. Coal, iu qweotitiee of not Ices than TO buahels, delivered to any part of the city, at 10 cent, per bwsh. at the pit, 8 cent.. JOFIN WYMOND, octv - Becretaryana Jtanager. EYANSY1LLE TEA STORE. uirsnBJBMAMS, mj -ale, s omjumcm. WW . rial centre, like Boston. New York, and Evansviile, buniness is gradually chasifying iUelf, thus affordiug ko1 to dealers and consumers at better rate.; therefore, resoivea, mat we aeai in TKA.TOBAt.'Cii, 4r., ic, instead of general gr. ceries. x , i We beg kve to call attentiou to our large and well selected stock of good. In our line : . . too chests aud caddies aaaorted leas. Ks) boxes Tobacco. Hj,uw cigars. . j 6 bbU Blacking. m boxes Ground Spices. . , 25 bbls Yioegarj Ml gross Gate' Matches. 2 lgs Grain Pepper and Spice. ' loo ImIIs Wrapping Paper. " ' 60 ream, writing do 400 faier Bag., aaaorted sizea, very couveuieat lor retail purpoees. . Mustard, In small and large tin cans. with many otaer articles . usually Kept ia such stores. y Speaking ef Tees, let it e understood that we are anxious to sell T.a, and will sell good Tea at 4V. Mc, cue, 65c, 70c, 75c, 80c, 90c, f 1, and St.UO ijer noiind ; We also hare Teas pat np ia 2, 4, and 6 ft caddies to eur order, to sell to lanullee. ii von want rood and cbap Tea, call ou we.. Tor th present n lo sey's Black ; after the 15th of October, in Feeler's new uiock, on First t:reeu : 1 1 i: ' I aT- Callaod gat some Tea. v V ' , . E. II. SABIX A CO. ftaT Haiti wanted, tor Groceries or Cash.' Kaqnlreeopy. ' aep2ft jr v o ji vis jrujar -jus T MMsvuMtr IT ed, a lot of thi. deairahle Pcmp, adapted for -levatiua- aud forcinzter tnto any part of the building, or about tbe prumiais where they auay be. ym : . : r ' - - too: Try a mli iaY . MSDtcjui , irt bhahted

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.'SCANTLIN. & STEPHEN ' ttav jnt rerriTed a full supply fur lUeu Fall aix Wiuter Tmle. mid every dcKThdion of ST0YF.S, ORATED, T1!T ;W ABE.. aud KITCHES CTE2- ! LH. , Their etck emLrMctra all varieties oC .. , , ' :C0bKIN(l, PARLOPv, AND OFFICR STtWKSAND.GftATEXf with and without mautlcf, "all of the newest and nit apprw.ej patterns. The stock eniLracea tbe grentKt variety ever brought to this m.trkcL It has been acWtM by one of the partners Jn ptrseu, from , the, largest btotkj of tha manufacture ra la Jlttst.urif. Ciuuiunati, vid L"tiivil!, and has been purchased ou terms that will allow. tie niiitcrsigned to sU at 4he very lowest cah pr1c- for which such articles can l-e had In tliis market. -Cll at the siicu f the CWkin? Stove, Ko. li MIo Rtn-etopposite tbe State Bank, ltctweQ Wat it and Pirnt trt-t. aeI.'-1.t0iu . SCANTtIN A 8TEMIEN?. ' ior ms Til Mir iiMis to nail CIIASH-llaviti ri cUed a new U of choice knd fxuey Croceriua, we are now prepared to present t the public a stock as nearly complete In articles of our line a rau he found anywhere, and air fiU'lIUM for purchitslng and connections maMo m to offer our K'x d nt prices as low, if not loxer, thau can lie h:id anrwhure lo In thlJ mar. kt. Our niolto I 'Value1 against Value," anil ! tr we have adhered to this, may bo seen by the patron.." bestowed ujhwi tu hitherto, and it is tlio iitlerent of the public to ittrnnizs an estabkVliineiit ubure they it the bet and the most for their money invested. AU we ak 1 to examine eur rora and prices 5 every information about the waie w ill tie el erfully riven. - sepia , z. it. coflK 4 soy.Fall Otools.. ; - 'K JUST UK CXi fXtt 'rlf mr tall stock of Foreign ui. I lK.m.iic f iiv (;mI, Notion, Bots, P hoea, II.iUt, Cm. 1- n--in ti, aid Miliinory GMlar which w ktv -lliiij: Vf d tl: ri hi. riw uTv , J. f adding extx-uses, tbaa they could hav. 1 Umi;lit - . - - . . . ' 1 them at in EvaasrilU. There being a (Viei tniua t ion here to sell aa low as any Western ity, aint uratocka of Goods are large aud .tirst-rate IhU seavin, and getting more so every year. The niiH. rn moile of doing tusiness seems to be to "tmy (ten, and close at home," thereby saving lime and freight and Insurance. Ko merchant in this section of country can go bp the river this Fall to bay Goods and save anything thereby. We cordially Invite the Trade to call and examine our stock. We have on our first floor Pry Goods ami Notions. Our aecoud floor, Coots and Shoes, f c. 1 Our third floor, Hats and Caps, f Good stocks of each, which we , will sell low. CivensacalL , aeplj KEEN Jt PRraTOy. rmMiiuiKijif6v8ii9 noTojvf ig wJL the largest and tat arranged Hotel ia tbe iew England fc tales; is centrally located, and easy of access from all tbe routes of travel. - It contain, all tbe modern iinprovementa,andevery convenience tor the comfort and accommodation of thn traveling pobiie. The sleeping roims are large and well ventilated; the suite of rooms are well arranged, and completely furnished for families, and Urge- traveling parties, and the hou will routine to he kej-t as a erst-clana botet in everv reepert. epS-ly ; LKWIS UICK. Prop'r. C OTTOS r.i i:SAXD ItATflXG.'- r T- bag assorted No.s Cotton Yarn. M hb No. 1 i'aiiiiettun Uattlcg SOhdla. (Vdtonlwliie . 2-Tbagi Caudlj Wick. ' ' 1 bags Carpet Cli4in.' r.rileby fmp'.'l WllKEI KR A R1GG9. J. II. MAGHEE & CO. rmaK .vow attain rou tujsih w-aa. - iAiiUln.Vl,.'i , with a itwk of Gootla every way an it v4 to- the wants of the country, and inviU the attention of MEItCUANTS .. i - to their extensive stock of IKtMUTlO ANI IMPOUTKD DRY GOODS , AND BOOTS AND MICKS. which Is very complete aud very cheap. .We invite Merchants ti examine onr stork l-efore going further front home, as we will sell them cbeaier tlian they can . buy good, else hero and get them home. . . sepl4 .. Now Goods zxX OAKLEY'S. JT OJlKiH V T SOJ .V. 6 JSOMt Til 'irst street, are in receipt ef a large stock of Carpets, Floor Table, and Stair Oil Cloths; Window Shades, Stair Bod., Coltou, Linen, Wool. en, and Silk Damask. ; .Vugs, Mats, Bleached and Brown Jlnsua, Cotton and Wooien flannels. Cot ton and Linan Sheetieza. all eradxe and aize of Blankets, all onalilies of Shawls, Knitting Yarn. and Cotton Hosiery and Glovee ; CasineU, Cumlmerea. Cloths. Children riaids, Meriuce. Ladie. Dress Goods, Silks, DeBeracea. l'UIn and Urn red DeLainee, Jaconet and Swiae Maslins, Embroidery and Embroidered Collars, Woolen Goods, all shades of Worsted and Clieneai Calicoes. Ginghams, L nbreilas for Gents, Ijediea, aud Mioses ; Hoops, IIoop Skirts, 4c, which are offered for cash at reasonable price, and one price to all. we also nave oa nana a large amount I fora. Lard, MoUssee, and Whisky Cooperajr Order, fill ed at abort notice and lowprices. scpl9-lm CRESCENT CITY GALL RY. WE ALL follow interest in spite of vain lk. And to those who deal lairly, to them w should walk, Now, you who want Pictures, both chcapai. firstrate. . . Briug your dimes to SMITH'S Gallery, (yon oou't have to Weill. II. fear, do competition from one or the other, But looks upon each as a friend and a brother ; He cares not for show, nor pulling, nor blowing, Mock soiree, or caramon, assuredly knowing . That he makes the trade, who gives most for the cash ; . , The people care uothiug about any grand splash. ow, alt who want riclure. large ones or small, HuHild. without more d lny, on Mr. Smith call ; TheConrt lluuae. ou know, jmt over the way. hxamine hw Pictures we knw what yon II say The bet in the city, and run not tie leftt 1 " ' In flnUh or rrice and lv way of a treat. To Ladles and Families he lesaen. his pay Come along, friendx, d.'n't neglect it a day. ' sepltf-r.nl JL boxee, and loose. Just received and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers, by sepia; tUA. WCJUU.NSOS. Wt MIT MS I. A?.ff IS. BIMWMIBBJS'T brands, some of It warranied pure and full Weight, for sale as low as at any houe in the city. sep'j W . II. 1'. MHUIIAKP. EYANSVILLK OAS-LKiilT COMPANY. rWVtr. REHlIAtt ASXVAL MF.ETtXfi OF M the StockholdeM in the Evansviile Ga. Light Company, for the pnrposo of rhiKnting three Directors to serve during the ensuing ear, will beheld at the Company's ofice, on Locust street, tn-tween the hours of 10 A. il. and 4 IV M.,uM Mon.Uy, the 2iitb day of October next. Sfpri td C. G. KKATe, Pre. I. VJWSMMJttf. , J lodox Brooms. i .10 dox Buckets. 10 doe Tule, esmrted sizes t 2 cases No. 1 Matchee. t hiid. prim. Sttgar. , 10 sacki Coffee. 6 chests Tea. '2-- bag. Flour, extra brand. .10 boaeaSoap. ilO boxes Candles. 23 keg Nails, at . ep'T - ' - - i REDMOND', Poeey's Block. -Thomas Redmond, j , Wholesale and Retail Dealer Iu . j Groceries, Produce, & Liqnors. rmilXS L J'UM!Mt8 IGJYMSD. ItJ FV.Y IL removed tn Ko. VS2 roeay'. Block, Main street aad disposed of hi. old stock of Groceries, is just receiving a new and enlarged assortment or uitvCBIKS. LlUlUlIta. ic. which he will sell. either at wholesale or retail, as cheap as can begpurchased in this market. Having purchased1 my suck tor crj, I can aelt my sreods at ataonfactarera' jrlct. I temler my grateful acknowtediniienM-forffi,t i. l aa ma w eiiai ni si i iam r m nAi n t Xaau n am nil a-aaaiii aaa . vors. aud ho . strict attention to buiues ri.sffi tai lixai ttjsi tst merit a root lnuaaol their paUvaae- r -4 avr uoods delivered la any part of the city free of charge. 1 aep:tU . . ; T. REDMOND. OWMI O M'HTMittH Hj ' 25 doten t B can rreb Cove Otstert,' IT ' - 20 do 1 ft can do do do. ' . ' Just received and for sale by ' ' SepH OKO. FOSTER tOOY'

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W7 LnvO Oct r j I Two men were shot dtJ last niglitln IKc strcf n lfr.8 J l'oatis Irishmao inPreuch etreet, and -Uta other- the mate or a y cmfi lyin in'Uuion dock." No arrests hnre Leen uude.--i ! ft t-- i - - r ' . . 'j In the election . yesterday, in the 20th ward, tlie .Liillot box .was f mashed, aud no relurtw ' were " made, -The result shows that the niituTHlIzetl voters wcrc; almost entirely excluded. Notwithstanding this fact, thi reformers curried seven wards, and witl two or three exceptions, the most objectionable caadiuatei are defeated. . .There is vast improvement -in the character of the new council. ' i':,:'4'-0,Vi-'--'.:i.' - J In the. 4th ward the,refonaers endorsed the American nominee, and claim hint a a reformer.';; " '. ':" ' The friends of reform ara greatly encourf aed, nod hope to achieve a complete triumph jo the ,tate ' election. . i be popular rote, leaving out the 20tb'ward shows tbe Americana have ,onIy ' 387 majority -while they had 19,000 majority at the last election for Mayor. : But little more than half the rote was polled."- 7 1T1',: Cf'' J U I ' " V ,Nw York, Oct. 13 it i Tbe tYa5blngton correspondent ofthe Times says wit ia not. true, as atated In tbe despatch to the , Ilnmli that . England has demanded expUoAtioaa from our government with reference to the coarse pursued by Geo. Harney, . On the contrary, the paper submitted by Lord Lyons was a proposition for, tbe; settlement of the dispute, as the treaty' provides no femedy . in .case of a disagreement between the boundary commissioners. The treaty being thus exhausted, the parties are thrown back, on ; Erst principles aud England now submits a programme for the adjustment of the difficulty, in which he claims the island of San Juan, .7-! j". . . '.' , .-' ' ' .i.. . i, .i . 4 ' i - - : XoRroir," Va., Oct. 13 if The steiimshipj Quaker City' arrived at Hampton Itoads last evening. . The .Quaker City wns some hours out from New Yort And 33 miles S. S. from, Cape Hattcraj.rfter separating from tbe Dumbarton, oti the Quaker Uty made her. way II a. M T W BLa . t?orlheat under saiL In the afternoon of the dth she was in latitude 26 68N 130 miles frara the first point. A steamer, bound south, parsed without noticing our signals of ( distress or the tiring of onr iga as, although she was near enongb for both. - 4". . v rt Xn, York Oct. 13 m The prize fighters. Ueenan and Morrisey, came very near having a rough aud tumble fight in the Park lost evening. It appears that they came in contact at the Astor. House, where llcenan offered to . bet Morresey ?S00 that he could whip bim any way, and urged that they hould go over into the Park and settle the matter at once. I'oth repaired to the Park and were about engaging iu a battle, when their respective friendi interfered aud prevented it. . It was rumored about down ' that they had a fight but such was uot the hue. ... NKW.VOIS, Oct. 13at The steamship Oity- qf Washington has arrived with dates to the 29th, received by telegraph at QueenStown '"'" " ' ' Tbe steamship Xorth Britou, from QueWe, and the Jvran, from New York', had arrived out. . : The political news received is not important. ; r v j . ' The London Times, in an article rr lative to the San Juan difficulty, says the seizure of the bland originated in the audacity and assumption, that England would be afraid to avenge it, and remarks that it Is time to put a stop to uc'4 notions. t - Liverpool, 29th. v Cotton' market closed with quotations barely maintained. Wheat steady. Corn declining. The provision market closed dull.' Sngar bcavj. . Losdos, 29th. r , Consuls closed at 0593 . V ILADKLFHi A, (ct. 13 at It is Stated, on good authority, that Col. Forney, of the Dress, has received a' notice from hii legal advisers that President Buchanan intends instituting a prosecution for libel against bim, on account of the terrific editorial article on Mr. ttroderick's death, in Forney's Vrssof Inst Monday. - . .v . Xi w York, Oct, 12 at The steamship City of Washifoton is In sight.. She left Liverpool on Wednesdaj', the ' 28th " ultn ' but probably bring London advices of the 29th, by telegraph to Queenstown, which will lie one day later than received by the Indian at Quebec. Xocfolk, Ya-, Oct. 13 . The steamship Quaker - City was towed into5 Norfolk yesterday. Capt. Sherfelt has arrived iu ibis city. Pblladelphla Market. PsiLADELPHia, Oct. 13 M. Flonr sells slowly to the trade; sales at 5 3T for Pennsylvania extra; 5 C26 00 for Western extra. Corn meal 1 75. Wheat firm; red 1 35, white 1 30. Rye 92. Corn active; yellow 95. Oats advanced lc; sales of prime at 42044. Whisky firm at 2G 28. ' loabhls mess pork sold at 16 00 1C 50; hams UJ13c; sides 10 j; shoulders 8 jc 'Last Night's Despatches. : ::' Washington, Oct. 13 p u . The Treasury Department has been officially advised by the Secretary of State, that by an order of the Spanish government, vessels from the United States arriviug in the H)rts of Spuiu and tbe ndjucent Island?, are placed on the footing of national vessels, as regards the duties of port and navigation. In consideration of this exemption, Spanish vessels arriving in Ihe ports" of the United States from Spautsb or other foreign 'ports, will lie permitted to enter on tbe same foot-' in? with vessels of tbe Uuited States, as regards tonnage duties. Spanish vessels, bowever, 'nrriving in tbe porta of tbe United States from Culut or Porto Rico, not being embraced inthe foregoing regulation are especially provided for by tbe act of July, 1832. '.".. Gen. Trigps in charge of tbe department of Texas, will, at bis own request, be granted a leave of absence, with a view to visit Europe. The receipts into the treasury: for tbe week ending Monday, amount to 1,136,000. Tbe drafts issued amount to nearly $1,542,000. Tbe amount subject to draft b $4, 570,000. The reduction from tbe amount on band the previous week, is $405,777. The Secretary of the Treasury has de cided, on appeal, tliat mink skins are dutiI able at eight per cent I y m . , - fc . New Obliakr, Oct. 13 r X The steamship Empire City, from Oavaua on the 8th ist,' has arrived. She brings 1,000,000 In apecie. - Sugars ; id ; Havaa were 1 improving in prKes.

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- a New York, OtjU 13 r u . dispatch Irom Zurich JLSay s' that the . , ' . eon arrived mere oa u eaneswben a seierate conference immediately took place between the French and .Sanliuian; :ahd FrctKhand Austrian, plenijiotentiarie. . 'A dispatch from Paris speaks of the activity displayed , by France in fitting out the expedition against Cbiua. It would be I. ii ,7 .i .in r Vi . . ready to leave about the fiddle of governber. Tbe dictator of Jlodctu hai ordered 30,nrA i- ' a . 0U0 Minnie rifles. ( "' A dispatch front Naples savs that tbe j tin. !r n Z T ;f,:. ! aUL UdU Hit . IUI . IUC tkULUAU AClilWilVO with the ptirpose with the Tope. of having An interview .. Mluueaata Election. ; Chicago, Oct. 13p u"..' ' ' Itumsey county Becker, Dcm., for Governor, 280 majority. Dacotah county Ramsey, Uep,, 8 majority. Washington couuty Uumsey, Ilep, 200 majority. Hcnnipin county has given a decided Republican majority for tbe State and county ticket, Iu fct. Anthony District, the Republican & elfcCt tWO members of tbe House. -. i Mamnml rnnnti- P, l-ae ITln.n araomi COUnt l,ecker, Uem 3j ma- ; JOnty. . j Returns from three precincts in Ocoka nnt. nm. . i 1 tOOOty, Rumsey 160 ahead. . . There is nothinsr definite from Iowa vet. i . Thirteen conntiea received trire alsiiit tha: . ........ B - i same majorities as in 1837. .. . Kalamazoo, Oct. 13-r . rt v.i- .in oi .i iU.e. national norse auow, yesterday, was ( Very Cue, Some of tbe best horsca in tbe ' Union beine; on tbe grounds. Tolay the , . . . - . . . . , Show was somewhat interfered With by the j storm i The citizens' i-urse of 32.000 will be trot- f ted for ou Saturday afternoon. -,.- p. ' .... i Flora Temple, Princess, Ike Cook, and other Celebrated horses will compete. . Zakestillk, Oct. 13p m .. l'oturie,' for Senate, lias a majority 'in I'trry county of 303. Majority in DU'fict, 800. Majority against removing county seat from New Lexington to Somerset, 385. ' V' ... CoLCMBca, 0, Oct. 22 p x ; Tbe Republican majority will be -17,000 bo tbe State ticket. Senate 25 Republicans and 10 Democrats. House 64 Republicans and 40 Democrats. . Mew York Market. 1 Stw Yoa- Oct. 13p m Flour 5 10c. lower and closed heavy and dull ; sales at4 C04 70 for superfine State; 4 754 95 for extra State; 4 40 4 60 for supers Western; 4 805 15 for common to medium extra Western ; 5 60 5 C5 for shipping brands; extra round boop Ohio 6nn, Rye flour unchanged at 3 T5( 4 40. ' VTbeat firm, 23c better; Sales at 1 231 125 for white Carolina; 1 43 for Ky ; 1 20 for red Southern. Rye scarce and better ; sales at 8590c. Barley dull but better: sales 8082c. Corn better at 98c for mixed Western ; 98,l GO for yellow.' Oats; 45c for Western, whisky buoyant; sales at 29c. . Pork dull at 15 25 for mess; 15" 5C for' prtae. Beef unchanged at '4 40 d 4 75 for prime; 5 006 00 for mess. Beef hams steady. Cut meats scarce and firm at ' 8 for shoulders, and 9 for hams. Lard stead r at 1!11 J. Butter steady at 120 18 for Ohio; 1720 for State. Cheese steady at G10K , ..... t u--e- ' - ' Cincinnati Market.' Ciscisxati, Oct. 13 r if. ' Flour firmer, but unchanged, Wheat uu changed In price, but not active." Ntwcorn was sold at 45c, and old at 86. Oats are steady at 45. Barley and Rye nuthanged. Whisky firm, with heavy sales at 25c. Pro-' visions are quiet; holders evince n willingnesa to sell at tbe quotations for bacon ; .no iuquiry for mess pork at over 14 50. A sale of lard was made at 10. Exchange , with a scarcity of currency. ———<>——— CINCINNATI, Oct. 13—P M River has fallen 2 inches, with 5 feet to Louisville. ———<>——— PITTSBURG, Oct. 13—P M. River 2 feet 1 inch at Glasshouse, and falling. Weather clear and cool. ———<>——— LOUISVILLE, Oct. 13—P M River falling, with four feet one inch in the canal. ———<>——— (Iibso.v Coc.nty Faic, The attendance yesterday was quite large, and the crowd seemed unusually good humored. We will mention some of the more prominent features of the Faiy to-morrow. The interest to-day will excel, we doubt not, that of yesterday. We understand that the ladies will ride for a premium, and that numerous entries for tbe prize have already been made. Citizens from our place can go up on the regular passenger train at 10 o'clock ' minutes, have an abun lance of time to see the cariosities and rctnrn the same evening: The Railroad takes passengers at . halt i fafe. A pleasant afternoon may be enjoyed I - a : at 1'rinceton. ana we wonaer more oi our- . . citizens do not avail themselves of tbe opportunity to make tbe acquaintance and witness the skill of the good people of tbeir sister county, " . "SI YTtnXlSlSTRATOKrfi XOTICK.XOTICE IS wM. herebr riven that the nndersicned nas appointed Administrator ef the estate of William II. Errk.ni. lateoi taaderiurgn county, ueceaneu. AU persons indebted to Said estate are required to nuke immediate jyment to nie, and all perron, taring claims agaiust aaid estate are rvonirt d to reaeiit them, duly authenticated according te law. TV ... I. HGN'ttY IfnitNBV. . aett2Mtdi3tw ' Administrate r ffiDXlISlXTBA TOhCS SALE. HOT1CE lg horebv riven that we will sell at public auc tion, ou Thnrmlay, the 13th day of October, ISM, at a o'clock A SI., at the residence of William II. Y.tkine, late of Vanderburgh connty. deceased, alt the personal property (not taken by the widow) of Andrew K. Erik in and William II. Krskine, consisting of oxen, cows, horses, hoy, wagonr, hay. corn in the field, farming ntenstu, honsehold rur aitare. Ac A credit of twelve month, w ill be given on ' all sums over Bve dollars, tbe purchaser givina his note with approved eecnrlty, waiving relief law. All sums of nve uouar. ana under, cash tn band. . ANDREW ERI!(E, ' UEXRT HORNBT, Sr.," ept21-ltdA3tw ' Administrator.. . EVANSVILLE NURSERY.! rrrxMis s vn s cm mm mm a fijfte ejv JL thonsand well grown Fruit Trees which he offers to the public cheap for cash. - Nniwry one iile from Evansvilie. oa tbe Kewburg road. Residence, in Elliott'. Enlargement. All orders w III receive prempt attention, if addrtsatd to auidlw-.2in . , - Fill LIP UOIFMAX. mbmsi&TUATuH's a utile. k6tice1 WM. hereby given that tbe undersigned has been appointed Administrator of tbe estate of Andrew E. Enkine, late of VanXlerlmrgh couuty, deceased. All perseus indebted to said eaiate are required to wake Immediate payment to me. and all persons having claim, against aaid estate are required to present them, duly authenticated according to la. The estate Is solvent. ANDREW ESSK1M., K&Mtd3tw Administrator

MISCELLANEOUS. - : i . WW street, has wow in stare end i eonstautly receiving for the Fall and Winter Trade, the Wt tock ever brought to this State or vicinity, of all j kinds or IIAUUlWARE auited to the est, aud whkb, having' bocn selected and purchased in ptraon, from the most extensive Ira porting House. and Manufactories' of nearly, all the Eastern cities i .tidtoens, in alditlono several invokes imported directly by him frtont'-erod' manufacturers Knc- ! ir.i. i i . . ,, i uu uvi uur-uc io, iuu wilt, sou. as low as uy cr,nrt ril in fbe-West ; feeling coiifideat that poods and price Cannot Call to phsase and satin fy. Ut,'1,1 sc'tM'in- i MeJ?t"to'. Jiahorartnrera, Carpenters, MillwnghUrCoiera, Guncinitli, JiLiIall who need-any articles usually media a first dm Ilardwam Store wholeale sud retail. ; -. , iu auu uerman -ne can, ana wtitseu as low a. I Without pursuing detail, the mention of a few lading articles may be well. Tit ! . ; Table and Pocket Cutlery, Rasors, SbeCTI, ajtd ciior, IncludLag Geo. Woatenholm a Son's j ml ly celebrated inanutactures ; Butcher's Knives and $teels ; Files, all kind, and aize., of Butcher', and other manufactures; Angera, . Chisels, Gouges, llracea and Eitts, and all Csrrenten' and Coopers'. Tools, from Ohio Tool Company ', Barton.,' Roch. evter, and White's, Buffalo, lauufactoriea, tgether ami Cook . uottd Patent Prenimm Auger Bitts. Also Hand. Riia.luir, Panel,' aud Back Savrs; also. j the various sizes and style, of Mill, Circular, and iros.-uut raws, with xuttle s ratent liooklootb Cross-Cnt Saw ; large and email Scalee, iu Krea Variety of vvtterw; Axes and )IaU-Lti for all pur peeea; llouxe Building llaterials. All Gunuers Materials ; Gunners' luipleiueiit. to almost any ex txtit; Meat Cutters and StuQers; Iron and Woo. l-'tiffktri (!) tribal (ittrast Tiaa laiila fVtsiin Pnmn I'lettieu AnuV aud ether nuter'Shovel., Spade., and Grain Scoi-t Jaek Screws1;'-a aaeaaaortaaentt 11 kind fif BnwheS? ' CopDef ' Snd Iron liivetS n)i B,lrr.. Pr,,t4H.tiT(. Weapons; Horse, Wrought. Casing, aud FiaJhhig Nails, all size. ; a new and "T'Jf'ii a?TII,e?,t cf i.,,.lnK T?c.V,l,n8 riut suJ Coffee Mill; Corti Shellrrs and Stills. , r Agrnt foP Dije $nver Z Felch'. rreminm Saw Cummer, fir Uiriirht and Circular Stwu. ,' CEO.. 3. SOXXTAG, aei3 .Xo. 10 Main street.1 AMERICAN. - lSI?tSS nnEJ 1JB8 JGO, TjiB WHO Lit Jl Clothing tradeof the wt was eomparatirely of .mall amount, , and was confined almt exclii,ivf,T busing la the .larger towns and cities alone. Now this line ef Good. ha. become . m(mt tndinnsable part ef the stock of every general Dry Goods .tore from the crowded city to ,-roM' wawii wke aii bangea m trade, i however, this one bus not been produced except for noe ins fNt oi reasons, .among these are . the great atviug of material by cutting a large quantity of garments together-rthe superior work and speed of tew ing machine in manufacturing the great saving of tine in waiting lor your "turn" at the Tailor's the uncertainty of even tkeu getting a satUttctory "fit,'' and ahov. all tbe saving of at JeoKt oss-Aalthe cost of the garment lathe price. For a number of year, this has onlj been a part of our general Dry Goods business, but we have made arrangements to devote our whole bouse exclusively to it alone with .ecu lines of Notion, and 1 urnlshiag Goods aj will be neceeaary aud desirable in that trade. BelUriag that tbe tree interest t( tUs trade will be to sustain aw in this enterprise, wewouldiespectfullj announce that we now bav. on Itand one of the Urgent and most desirable stocks of W EXL Al ADJ . CLOTHING that waa ever offered to the trade of the West. We respectfully solicit a call from all onr old friends aud tbe trade generally. - W charge nothing for hocing onr goods, and not much if you bey them. We are prepared to sell to all prompt-Urn buyer, as lowa. any house In the trade, A liberal discount also made on all res. safe. . WJ4. I. FKEXCn A CO., ep3 . ; . ' . Ko. 20 Main street. GUARD AGAINST FALL & WINTER, ' BY ' 1 1 ' CllDICE INSURANCE HCoUrOUATEO ISI9 CnARTEU PEBFXTCAL CASH CAPITAL, $1,000,000! ) ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED. ' MKT 8UIIPIUS OF 903,181 12, ' And the prestige of 40 yra. ancsees and experience. UPWARDS OF $12,000,000 " ' Of loaaeabave been paid br the .tna Xeauraace Company In tbe past 40 yean. The value of rliahle insurance will he apparent . from tbe following LOSSES PAID BY THE iETNA DUKIXO TI1K PAST FITS TEAUS: In Ohio ..431rV20 83 In Michigan i:8,0 81 In India na lK,k.U) Kl In IlliDtls- 44827 41 Teniteasee... UT'.l'J 'IX Kaa. A Neb. 1J,45 77 Ark. A Ga. Zi'JiS Oil In Wisconain Hxi,9rv07 In Kentucky. 2'4,J39 40 .Missouri.. . :W,olS(H Iowa A Minn. lOICO 46 I'enn. A Va M Mieaiaaippt and A lahama, fo2,412 18 Fire and Inland Navigation Risk, accepted at term, consistent with aolvency and fair pront. Eji ial ulltHlion git's to Insurants of D WELLISGS and Content, er Urmt of 1 fe ft years. The solid service long and successfully tried, and the mauy advantage. tie Jitn Insurance Cenipa. ny poe.esses In it. line, should not be overlooked by those ready te insure, and understanding their best interests. During stringent tImes,M the necessity far reliable Insurance become, an imperative duty the ability of property "owner, to sustain loss being then mnch lessened. " Agencies In all the principal ct tie. and town, throughont tlie (state, indiries issued without delay, hy any of the duly authorized Agents of the Cvmiauy. , " . , sMT BUSINESS ATTENDED TO WITH DISPATCH AND F1DELITY.-M ALLE5 c. IIALL.OCIC, Agent. sep6-3mdw npMSJS! TBJLSi IMjijniM,MMt8 CLiJm JL get a superior article of garden growth Teas, Intended expressly for connoisseurs, at the Drug Store, 17 Main street.: , W.1L P.AToDDAKD. IIIF "STUFF, U TOJFBM!lt -3 Ship Stun received aud for aale by eepia CEO. FOSTER M CO. BKLL IIANOINU. JP' KRSOJS'M WMmilMJS'G MtOOB OSS KOOM BELLS put up, changed, or repaired in a neat and substantial mssner, can have it done promptly and at fair eriees, by leaving their order, at Mr. W. Caldwell's .tore, or at the Mansion Iloise. I am just getting over a spell of sickness, and would feel thankful te the citizens for aU the work they ran give me in my line. If my work does not give satisfaction, I do set ask pay. f Uowd references eaa be given. aep 24 t ANDREW BLACK. 'VJfA'lii MAT! THAT! FALL tiTTLE Jul DreMlIaX.of all the different patters, worn, new rend, so that every one may rely on getting exactly what will plet.se or suit him. llata of any desired shape- made te order warranted te fit as comfortably as any soft hat. at 30 Main street. -sept.'l VAtTIIK A MAKCONMKK. nprnuf iBLJxra ' ami t. i,aoo JL lines So. 1, full weight, la store and for sale by sspi : 4 -.4 V GEO. FOSTER A CO. FULL SVFFL OF larrela and sack, receiving JEO. FOSTER A OO Ji1 all grade, la daily and for sale by Jf MOVOUA JLj lu bbla Kye, varleoe brands..' ' - V '. 6 do Bourbon, do do - 10 do Common Whisky. 1 cask Port Wine. 2 bbls Ginger Wine. -For .ale, wholesale aad retail, at ep2d T. BEDMOa'D'S, Poeey'. Block. TOhACCOErEXTY.FiVE FJICKJMOFS pound, half-pound,1 fives, ten., twist, fig, etc., assorted qualities, from 12 to 43c per pound, fort3 bT S. . GILBERT A CO. ra noon fOMM OF OXJtJT FOM OJL sale. Inquire of eepe-lw TICKEBT BROS. TTTbQMiTM FiSM 30 1I4LFMSBL8 WW :aewaedaic, jast reeelved and for aale by ep27 CUAS. McJOHNSTON.. JIT Uloe Ureas Bntter, et ;T. REDMOND'S, -sep2G Pceey'. Jllock, BmOOR AlA 1 r. wM I V.M ItOAXX AS6OXTJLF oi Door Mats, fur aale low by . N ept2 . : . Z. H. COOK A SON. OBOBVM.X BJtBBBL SOHUMUM 9 or a superior Quality, for aale at decKI Z. H. COOK A SON'S. 7B7fJ?0 J0jri-5O UBLHFICKLEU OJWJA. Alese, oar cwa curing, on hand and for . , - GEO. FOSTER t CO. . sale by

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Old Established Wharf Boar; '" EVAHSVILLE. IWD. p. o'BiiiBir a Co TOIUIOMi, M-'VRWJBDMJra, a.Vl ' J J MMISSICN MERCHANTS. General Railr iW.StetJuboet, aad Exprtc Agenis Special Arent. for thi PENX. CENTRAL RAILROAD; and connecUca over which we are-authcrlxsal !. give through receipt, at tbe lowest possible rates Having a mammoth Wharf boat at the landing, the largest on tbe Ohio River, capable of storing and protecting all merchandize lutL4 te daaoage. .- from cxfiosnre, we are prepared to facilitate the du--'-, patch of all consignments, forwarded to our care . , Ly either : :-c " - RIVER, RAILROAD OR. CANAL.: Tarticnlar attention paid to Receiving, fitoria , end Forwarding, also, to late i.i-n .. Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to us for sale, and i&tfetaction guaranteed. Office and extensive Warehouse oa !Water street, 1 adjoining the Telegraph, and on the Wharf boat, where we are to be found, attending to the late rests of our patron, at all hours, day and night.1 , With onr superior facilities; longstanding; no tiring energy; and knowledge of ear basin ass, we feel confident of giving general satisfaction, and uvya to men a conuauance oi me txtenur. patronage wa are now enjoying. " Liberal caah advaucee will ta mads on all consign -menu to either ourselves or correspondent, ia any of the principal mar rets, North, East or South. . . D r rvDit srv Jb rn 1 - m r. ereDsctEi t v.. . i j . H-S ble Warehouse at the Canal Basin, cepabU et ' storing any amount of produce, which will te received, atored, taken care of and held .abject to the Own era ardora an mratt ruinml 1 lanna . - P. G. O'KILET. . - mL2o-if . : . t-B-VK, MUM WJMJlJS'ti ASP Commission' Merchant, Ne. 2 Sotrra WaTEa Sraarr, Kvaxstili - ect2i-1y tgTOAUMVB UrJ.TMSliV; are prepared . - vuv A.Wft M t HX'IMT, U J qnantlty of Grain. Produce, or Merchandise, oa tbe most liberal tenne." --- Hating large and airy rowiu np .tain, particular care will Iw taken of Household Furniture, Agn. cultural Implement, and all kind, of Goad, or wares liable to daraag. from damp or rust. Insurance effected at the lowcet f.re proof rate. Warehouse located on corner of Locust street aud W. and E. Canal, and meat convenient for .hipping by Rirer er Railroad. Apply to . ,'. L,p28 . . : UL0' rosTEg a co. TTMO aiVVr" St JlKMjy, MKCMtMWJLB ING.FORWAUDISQ AND GENERAL. . COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 1 AgenU tur Kanawlte tiait Compauy, a.auaviUa, ia i diana, - We have formed a copartaerahip and r the atyle of Baowa A Aikmaji, and offer our aervice. in the calamity as set forth in our card above. - - " We are fully prepared to extend every facility ta.hipier, .either by CANAL, RIVER, or RAILROAD, and aasuTa them that tlieir interest, .hall be faithfully represented, should they be pkreeed to ' t,.,W ... H.U k..i . . . .. . m.ui urn nun iwu ullge. . il , "i , ',.'.. Zl . . Office and Warehouse ou the corner of Mala at. , and the Canal. WM. BROWN, W. MV AIRMAN, " 01 uuwaru a iiruwo. . iAie 01 J uazait. slv. . Buitjyr . jfiiTvuBLL it r9F CEIVINO, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. '. Water street, between Main and Locnst, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. , . Particular attentiou given to the forwarding ef general Merchandise aud Produce, by River, Canal, or Railroad. ....... ap29-Cm LJUGHTBBS K HODGK, (Siiccesaora Aj to . S. Howard,) Ueceiring, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, No. 4 Water atreet, near Main, Evansviile, Indiana. . ttsT Liberal advance, made on consign meats te New Orleans. t a. C. LAVGHTEK.C. Q. SLArGUTEBWM. HODGK, JB. nov30-lyd BtBAK loi limiy r. at bey.noio Auction and Commission. . JTIf JVBISOJ Mf .VO SCLCBSMOMH JOLm to Woolsey . Jt Kelson, will continue the Commission bushieea, U4h at private sale and at aucti-OtBt the old .tend, corner Main and Third -streets, opposite tlie Washington. Hotel, .where they will pay particular attentiou to the aale of everything entrusted to them; they wilt attend to any auction sale, anywhere ia the city. i-arcicniar aiteniion given 10 tne saw or laeas end Town Lots. Ac. Ac. : febI7ly jrv VJJ8 VlLLli, FJtUUCJB, a.vii JCJ CAIRO REGULAR I'ASSKNGEK PACKET, '. tA "TTeTk n CI1ARLET BOWES, Drxrn, ft2ri' JJ Master, leave. EvanrvilU Tneeawi "Tiday and Friday, at 12 o'clock, M-, arriving at Paducah at 6 o'clock, A. M., Caire r . a m m wee a ai . . at izociocK, si., neaoesoay ana sainraay. z.eturning, leave. Cairo every Wednesday and Satnr. day, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and Paducah every Thursday and Sunday, at 9 o'clock, A. M., connecting at EvansTille with the Evansviile aud Crawford. rill ( . It., and Packet, for Green River. Also. con. i nectlng at Smithland with Cumberland River Pack eta ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleana ad fit.' ' Louis Packets. : Tickets can be obtained 00 board the boat for all Eastern Cties. 11 sept23 REGULAR EVANKVILLE A CANNKLTON ' TRUWKEKLV PACKET. lfwUCMMiT TIM MS I MJCMMiT FBIJL CES1I Tbs fast and light t 1 IMM ' passenger packet. ALIDA, Oapt. Chablky Dkihi.kb, Clerks Worth-. iugton and Cooper, is now placed as a permaneat packet iu tbs trade, and w ill leave avausvilla punctually, every mondav, Wednesday; and Friday. . at IU o'clock A. M., and returaieg, will leave Ceanelton every , TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY. . at 7 A. M. For freight or passage, appl en baard, ang4 r nBtiUMMB Jim Cincinnati, WBRKMt PJKCET lor ' Louisville, . and Evanrville. Leave, puac tually on the advertised day. a The reliable light-draught passenger packet "CASTLE GARDEN," Capt. Alex, yraxier, T. L. CoDan t, Clerk, leave. Eransville every Monday at 12 M.; returning, leaves Cincinnati every Friday at 4 P. M. 7 Orders reeiectfully solicited and promptly filled. . , sepg-tf WX WMJ"8 VMM.M.MC AJVJt 1UD VCUB Jt2d PACK AT The steamer SIL swi VER STAB. Fowler, master. j? -a. leave. Evansviile every f "-'j Wednesday, and Friday, at li o'clock Al. Leaves Paducah every Tnosday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 9 o'clock A. M. Connecting at Evansvilie with the Evansviile and Craw fords ville Railroad for ail peiiiU North and East, with packets for Louisville, Green, and Wabash rivers. At Padocah with pack ets for St. Louis, New Orleans, and tbe Daily Mail boat, foi Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river. staVBusiuea. promptly attended, and charge, for freight and fiassage, same as charged by the regular packet. Through bills of lading given to New Orleans and all points oa the Tenaeesee and Co ruber land riven. angU WMSIVMMB AOVM8WMAK,B MS 9 JT ANSVILLE. AND CAIRO- . jniipiHi 1 -MAIL PACKET, HAZEL DELL, fjVZiLJ R. Rr.E, Captain, J. R. RkhardaoaV J- I c.n.:.t. 1 . 1 : 1 1 . a Evansviile for Cairo every Tuesday evening, and for Louisville every Saturday at 7 A. If. For freight UU A. X.. . IUI i II 1 V ill A, WIU or passage, apply on board sep9-l an R MiSJVUia WUBJ8U F4CMBT. The steamer KATE S AR CH ET, Dusouchet, Master, has re- Ara a rued her trips between F "'r -1 ?- and all the place, ou the Wabash below Jlntsouville. She will raa regularly daring the season, leaving Evansviile oa Thursday of each week. For freight or passage, apply on board. sept30 r ,ij-uinjLr - ' jDJJtTjArM7sfTKklFJJml OfM. NEW ARRANGEMENT. The Adah's Exrxcss CowrAKV respectfully an. Bounce to their friends and patrons, the public of Evanreille aud vicinity, that, with increased facili, ties for the transportation of . ' FBEIOHT, PACKAGES, t MONET A Nil VALUABLE B' They solicit a continual ice of former favors. Esa pecial care taken la the Collection of Bills, Drafts. Notes, and tbe transportation of small and valuable packages. v All person, wishing to .veil themselves of the la? cilities of the Expiree, can obtain any desired lnfor matioa in reference to the routes aud details or the bnalness, at their Office oa First street, bet wee Mala aad Locnst, opposite the Poet Uflce. - u. . de 1 e. II. FISH. Agent. CLEAR THICK iCK JU&OU LAKE PEPIN, JwTTM. P. 0BILB JtT TBM WfJL earnest aolicitatioa or many persons, kaa' coeelued to diatritute a portioB of bis SPLENDID LAKE PEPIN ICE to the citizen of the town, by leaving It at tbeir doors from wagons. lie will endeavor to begin the bnaineas to-morrow morning. The ice is as clear as crystal solid as a rock, and raiirr inches ia thickest. lie is sorry that tbe original cost and heavy expenses of procuring it, will not allow him to put the price so low to consumer, as he would wish ; but he is per. anaded that when its durability and superior qualities are fully tested, it wL'l be found cheaper than any other to he had, and when tb. account lor la, whole season's ice is footed wp, the total expa. will not be found to be greater thai, tie anas paid for our ordinary ice in common seasons. Those who wish a regular .apply at tbeir itora or dwellings, will please leave their orders a P. Q, O'RI LET S counting-room. JslO