Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 58, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 October 1859 — Page 2

ground in places in the woods was covered, I did not suffer much. "ja - a The evening's chat undWthc diuiif tihed revealed te character andstory of the mem- j bersof the conjrrfplioo. isVgaW rejko'.y 1 natives of Atlantic States; among them were three or four Scotchmen and Germans. All of tfae had been brought into the wil-

derness by a love of adventure and the pros- body and every thing around him. If the pecta of cheap tends, to aeqnrre which wa , own, aba aaid, had only had the couraga to the chief object of their sacrifices. None of seize and confine him, or it his slayer, inthem were married ; but all of them had j stead of shooting him, bad knocked him fri:nda and relatives they designed to bring down with a club, he would have thanked into the country. A few were mere wan- them the next day; his life would have darers, without an object or purpose, but to , been spared, and she would have escaped a

live from month to month. The solitary shanvy was occupied, I had obaerved, by a widow and two children a boy five or six, and a girl of three years old. The children were the pets, apparently, of all the men ; they were comfortably and neatly draasad. The mother's neatly doue up hair and tidy calico dress showed more attention to personal appearance than would have been expected in such a place. I had seen her at the door of her shanty, with her pale, sad face, as expressionless as marble, resting on her hands, the victim, as I supposed, of the prevailing chills and fever in their worst and most obdurate form. At supper she came into the dimly lighted shed from the deep shades of the forest, moving like a spectre of grief and despair. Each one of the men, by turns, rose to give her a place, and spoke kindly and cheerfully to ber ; but she scarcely made any reply, but sat for some time and sipped her coffee in Silence, and then rose covering her face with her handkerchief and in a convulsion of emotions and tears, Bbe walked hastily away to her cabin, leaving her children to the care of the men. I was told by the man at my side, that she had met a great sorrow. Her husband had a few evenings before been shot down before her eyes ou the spot where we were sitting; under our feet we could see where the earth had drank up the pool cf blood in which tt.e poor man bad died. The story was told by the crowd with sad and sympathising faces. The deceased had been bead sawyer, and he and his wife ayre the first comers, and bad been ti .cy.aia in ibe wilderness. Tup little .ri was! bor.i ou the spot. Tue mo'..ier and dauga.r wt e the u.;y females liir; i r milti arc d the miiL Fur many muuihs at a time ...i worn i had hot seen one o. uer own se. Her husband -aa ureu a c.tjauie, iu -ua.i .ua and -iiuiaoifc man, nanalljr; hut whiskey, io which he was wcouiooallj addicted, ina-ic - u.ad nan of turn. U the 1aw of the Ettal occurence, some un- had brought a jug of strychnine, rifla whisk j upon the preniisoj and ae was tempted to drink freely of it. The eoect was to render him a d uion, and he turned upon his beat aud moet intimate frieuvi, the Superintendent, on whoa be rushed with a bowse knife, threatening him with instant death. The latter tied, and esci ped from the lunatic ; but as soon as he re-appeared upon the premise:?, the infuriated drunkard nude after him again. In the third or fourth assault the Superintendent fled to the eating shed, and there became cornered by bis pursuer, so that escape was impracticable, and as the drunken maniac was rushing upon him, brandishing his knife in the dim light of the moon, the Superintendent drew a revolver and shot him down in bis tracks. Just as the husband entered the shed in pursuit of his intended victim, the wife heard the click of the pistol, and threw herself between them, and clasped her husband around the waist to shield and arrest him ; but he cast her, like a child, from him, and she recovered herself only to see him fall and expire at her feet. The fatal click of the pistol and the terrible shriek of the husband still ring in the ears of the disconsolate mother. The obliteration of memory only, she says, will still the heart-rending, awful, expiring yell of her murdered husband which startles her day and night. The remains of the deceased were put into a rouh box, and as there were no magistrates or officers of the law within thirty miles, the body, after being kept two days, was buried without legal inquest or religious rites, under the shade of an oak, in the forest. The act, in the eyes of all who beheld it, being considered justifiable, no steps were taken to arrest the perpetrator. But he could not endure the sight of the wretchedness he had caused. The lamenta tions of the stricken wife and the tears of the fatherless children, he said, were more narrowing and unendurable than the heaviest physical punishment. He begged an interview with the widow; implored her forgiveness; aid though he was acquitted by the world and forgiven of her, he had found he had incurred a terrible penalty, which would follow and make him wretched througa life. Be lamen d that he had saved his own life at so heavy a cost, and said if his own death would restore her husband, he would joyfully submit to it. With a solemn pledge that be would give himself up to justice, at the approaching term of the court, and that he would aid, if spared, the wife and children of the murdered man, he left the mill on the day before my arciva). The sympathies of all tne men, who dwelt unceasingly on the circums' mce of the frrihT. tr.lv were enuallv divided 1 a.vsv wswwM ' " l J tween the disconsol te widow and the conscience-stricken man wTio had brought tlie heay al.-.ctlons upon her. In a wilderness with two LelIe:$ children, sod none but me- of the rudest lubits ml natures around hci, she was utterly forlorn and heart broken. A wurd of syinpato and consolation from one whom she thought was of a kindlier nature, optoed a vent to ti e impulses or ber heart, anl feUe poured forth a flood of feeling, that sec. d to bring relief to an overburtbcped hojom. She told how early she and her hnabaud bai been united in life, when both were bat cbilreo how they bad wandered and strugled to find and secure a home how kind ba had ever been to her-,-how he had dot-

ed on the children what anxious fears he '...id expri sed oniv week ago for the little girt who lrd some natural impediment, that I made her lck ard in talking. She rela- j tcl huw 'xtpcatMt he always had teca, ' when he returned to himself, for his violent , conduct when in liquor, now gentle and J kind he was at all other times, to every

heavy affliction one that God alone could lift from her heart. She had heard no preaching for five years, aud had never had but a little religious teaching, but she had always put her trust in the Providence of a Heavenly Father, and she now found her only consolation and relief in prayer, and in casting all her afflictions on Him who bad promised to bear the burthen of every sincere and afflicted heart. She could not talk to those around ber on these subjects, though they were kind and tried to console her; but a friend of ber own sex, or a good minister, would give her unspeakable relief. The incidents of the terrible tragedy and the subsequent conduct of the slayer ; his remorse and dejection, were repeated, day after day, with graphic particularity, that showed that her mind was running so constantly upon the horrid scene, that there was danger of insanity. As long as 1 remained, the afflicted woman sought me out to pour into my ar the story of her sor rows ; as it apparently lightened the burthen to have it shared with another, I took as much of her load as she could transfer to me. I learned that her husband had a bal ance of v300 due from the mill, which would be paid in a few weeks, and which would take her home to her friends in Georgia. Till that was received, arrangements were made to send her and her children tea tit lae on the banks of the St. Francis. This incident, with many others I lave met wlih on our fro'i tiers, has impress 0 me with the i onviction that if the money gathered for foreign tn.-siotis were spent in the waste place of our country, the fruits would be r u-fu. i what kWj . re. How n.any :Lou . ,t simerely pious SYuuiea a.e there iu the wi.uein' sa port . js of the Union, sigung for the consolations of religious ordiuan es thai uavo no means of attending once in a ye: or five years, on pleaching or a church. Au Albany Me li-.uilc'a Opinion of Evaiisvlllr. ,uJM one of the intelligent mechanics brought from w Albany to complete the new sataaabsa at our landing, give." the following impressions of Evansville, in a letter to the New Albany Tribune. The writer will learn on further acquaintance, that We have, lcsides all others, requisites tor a iargc city, thoae of good wella, aud an accommodating postmaster. It is only neIMgMJTJ to dig to too depth of the bed of the river, to obtain the finest water that flows in the earth. The elevated position of the city requires wells to be deep, and they are expensive, but excellent when made. Our Canal gives an abundant supply of pure wo. ter, for ui.tiiulacturiiix purposes, that is earned to every part of the city w ithout any other expense but the costs of the pipes and to laying of them. The difficulty in our post office arrangements will be remedied by carrying the complaint to Mr. Kudd, who evinces a disposition to do all in his power to accommodate the public, especially the Deruocrutic masses : ;'The every day affairs of life work many ch:uiges, and one of thera has brought me to this place, where now, for the first time, I become satisfied of the important position it occupies among the prominent towns of the State. Situated as it is on a broad level plain, above high water mark, between the Wabash and Green rivers, and at the terminus of the Wabash & Erie Canal and the Evansville A Crawfordaville Railroad, it possesses the advantages of the trade of all of them, and of the rich farming countries thro' which they pass, and becomes a great depot tor the productions of all those great thoroughfares, from whence they are re-shipped to New Orleans, aud the proceeds therefor again sent on the way to reward the honest larrueror mechanic; iu the interior. Manufacture.here appear to be largely on the increase. There nre numerous foundries, extensive cooper-shops, working steam machinery ; several tlouriug mills and saw mills, starch factories, soap factories, breweries, distillery, tanneries, and numerous other branches of mechanics too tedious to mention. In boat building but little is done here. One small boat has been built here this season, aud is now nearly finished ; two others are finishing here. One built at Paducah is to have the cabiu of the old Southern Hell moved to her; the other, a small boat, is having a new cabin put on her, mostly by New Albany mechanics. In short, I think that Kvansville is a thriving business place; is inproving very fast, and destined to become the largest city in the State, which she has all the requisites for, except two, uamely : good water and an accommodating Postmaster. Of these she is sadly deficient. I have seen but two wells in the city, and understand that tlitie is but about half a dozen in all. The inhabitants generally use cistern or river water. The Postmaster thinks I so little of accommodating the laboring class that he never opens his office until after time to commence work. He closes it Bt aboat II o' dock, or a few minutes after ; I wns il at 2: and cls gail ut 5. so that the man engaged at bis daily toil, if he cannot gvt a friend to call at the office I a .ur ;.im, musl lose his time to call at the rbco when it is open, unless be can, as a rarv. uuuce, drop ia U;tween 12 and the few luiuutcs after that the mail may he behind time, which sometimes favors him with an opportunity to hud the office open. Daily's txrcLsiON. The vote on tbc JillWe.it .pr, :ticli.wi at.iod its .Uows sppctltcRtioii, (dronkenness,) 48, , -v4 :;1 . ird y tic.tUwo, lewduea,) aye C."., nav 1C. A million iv.n I lion nWe thut be taj txiK-Ucd t ixiiii .j' Conference. A substitnte Wiis uffered, that lie sbnuld be suj. t peoUed for one yeaj-, which vole did not prerail. Tbt final vote on the motion to cxel, stood A3 follows: ayes 61, najs 1 1

iTVir ail rtltrtl rtl I Ovm-Official Zbal. A number of inZJlUll? JJJ UUlluU telligent lads have called on us to make B - 1 J . j owatheir complaints againat a very ofEVANSVIL .E, IND. uyJt 0fficjai( y,) bat summoned them ttrpay MO UN I no .OCTOMCR n I before the Grand Jury.t testify against

The Invitation to Ma. Douglas. An anti-Lecompton Democrat wishes us to say that the reason why the invitation to Mr. Douglas to visit the State was not signed in this county, wa? simply because the leuders of the movement at Indianapolis failed to send any of the printed copies of the letter to Mr. Douglas to this county for circulation. Whether the omission was designed orjaccidcntal, it is viewed by the friends of Douglas, as a slight to one of the strongest Douglas counties in the State. If a copy of the letter had been received here, it would have been signed by a large body of the Democracy, as well as by men who hold themselves independent of all party organizations. There is a very general desire expressed by the people of this Congressional District that Mr. Douglas shall be invited to speak at Evansville, to the voters of the Pocket, wbo control the vote of the State, and make up, in every contest, its Democratic majorities. It is a place, too, at which he can address bis numerous and ardent friends in the Green river regions of Kentucky. We hope some steps will be taken by the anti-Lecompton men of this District to induce Mr. Douglas, while in the State, to visit and address the people of the Pocket. The Forney Libkl. The Philadelphia Press reiterates, " upon the best authority," that President Buchanan did express his purpose, on returning to Washington, of consulting Attorney General Black, "about prosecuting the editor of the Jres for a libel," in consequence of the publication of the Broderick article. That paper adds: " If Mr. Buchanan desires more direct evidence of the fact that he did threaten a prosecution of the editor of the Preu, because we demanded to know whether he felt his conscience clear of the blood of DaTid C. Broderick, it will be forthcoming." TIk Louisville Journal, on the other hand, stvs of this affair: M Col. Forney's Washington correspondent aays Cat Mr. Buchannn must at hnrt feel himself guilty of Mr. Broderick's I 'local IK don t believe that the 1'resident experiences half the regret in fw.ing himselt guilty of Broderick's blood that he do.3 in feeling himself innocent of Forney." The Vcvay (Ind.) Stwt, a miscel laneous paper, is at outs with the Evansville Enquirer nbout Senator Douglas. The Ad tnii, -t: ion friend? in Evansville have adopted the Journal (Black Rept'olican) to attack the Democratic convention which ai assembled in thai district and passed Dougresolutions. We trust that they will see the folly of attacking a Democratic convention. The above u from the Louisville Democrat, a paper whose poluical doctrines and course we have commended tor years; by whose side we have been fighting for Douglas ever since the war on him began. Iu calling us black the Democrat is smutting its own ;.i. If the Journal is Black Republican, the staunchest Democrats in this District arc guilty of the sin, and the Democrat itself ought to be excommunicated trom the Democratic communion. From rnE Kansas T iv Minks. lbs Indianapolis Atlas has a 1 .-of late papers published at Denrcr city, from which it learns that it is the opinion of the explorers that ten years will not suffice even to prospect the country, to explore its mountains and valleys, to say nothing of developing the hidden wealth. They conclude by saying: "Another year will open a dozen districts as rich iu mineral as the famous Gregory's, and probably more vnluable. Conklin k Co.'s quartz mill is nearly ready for work. Steam has been raised and the engine run. It works well. The boiler was taken up the mountain in sheets, and riveted alterwards. Several gentlemen htd beeu engaged all summer in taking ambrotype views of scenes on the Rocky Mountains, " the diggings," Ac, Ac., with the view of getting up a panorama for exhibitiou in the States during the winter. Twelve hundred dollars bad been raised to build a school-house. A gold refining and assay office was about being established, the necesaryy apparatus having arrived for that purpose. William J. Holltdan, of Noblesville, Indiana, has made a fortunate location in the mines, taking out more than $100 per day. A Cheap Pavement. In Memphis, where tbey have uaed large quantities of aifted gravel to make a permanent road bed for their streets over their soft clayey soil, without satisfactory results, the city authorities hm j . ave adopted a new sort of pavement. A lw.l of arreened irravel i- first laid ilnwn and coal tar, from the gas works, 'u ourvd j over it, till it is saturated w ith the tar for several incites ia depth ; then the whole is covered with fine sand, which mixes with the tar and gravel, and aa it indurates, the surface becomes as firm, apparently, ns n rock. As far as the experiment has leen tried, it has proved eminently satisfactorily, i and 'he new pavement is being txU u.iol to other streets. From fifty to sixty barrels of , tar are reciaried Sr a block of three) hunurd tect. There may be something in this new n: de of street improvement worthy of the attention of onr City Council. A Sad X'cciDfWT. The Sullivan Democraf says : Wc learn that a Mrs. Lowry, of Uutsonville, Ills., was k 'led almost insuotly, one day last week, ner that place. In company with two other ladies and a couple of children, sLe was ridiuK iu a carriage from Hutsonville to York, whn the horse became rhghtened and ran off, overturning the carriage, killing Mrs. L., and i.ijuriug the ' two ladies. The fhildren escaped nahurt. HROSDBiCK'a Will. The will oi Senator Broderick has been admitted to probate. He gives $15,000 to the Protestent and Cathode llrpbai Asylum-' of Sin Frarn - co, tbe arnount to be equally divided. A legacy of $10,000 is left to the. Hon. J. C. McKibben, and the remainder of the etate is bequeathed to tbe widow of hie late friend, Junes Estill, who was left in very moderate circumstances at tbe death of ber husband.

liquor sellers, where they hare undergone an inquisition, and been made to state if any of them had drank a glass of beer or wine, in any bar room, or seen other minors do it. In this way, they have involuntraily been made to appear in the unenviable character-; of spies and informers againat barkeepers and some of their associates, who have on occasions indulged in a glass of lager beer. The result has been that they have incurred the ill-will and persecutions of those against whom they have been compelled to testify. Tbey are exemplary lads, whose employment as newspaper carriers and collectors of bills, oblige them often to pass into barrooms. They think it unfair and ungenerous to subject them to a process by which they arc made odious to those with whom they are obliged to deal, or have daily associations.

The House of Representatives of Massachusetts have decided that negroes i shall be enrolled in the militia of that State. They have stricken out the word white as a qualification for a militiaman. We sec that Hughes is resolved not to let his stock of shoes decrease. He has just received a lot of Webster's best make of ladies' kid heeled bootees, which have obtained such universal commendation. He deserves patronage. H( llgloui Sutler. Rev. T. Abbot, (Untversalist) of St. Louis, will preach in the Coart-House on to-aaorrow i !unJav , the 2Sd Inst., at 10 and S, o'clock, and also at early gaa light. The public are invited to attend NEV' ADVERTISEMENTS. WW KHz ibeth. has left my bed and board without any ju- catiae or provocation, 1 taerr by fcrwarn any iton from trusting or harboring heron aoy aeo m i, j 1 will not pay any dbts uf hereintrading. I wish also to say that she has left a child tli ree weeks old, and I would like for tone on to take the cmld to raise, and will pcy any One for so doing. octttttt WILLUM MANUEL. ior L ard w are nt JacoL STl.AUB SOS'S, 74 Maui i bat 2d 3d Ms. 200 flU.-s. leoual to Bnt tier) 91 Jozvu ihitc'ier's files, JO do do Uimuier s chisclf. '.o do do turning chiseclsand gouges, jo do do plane irots, IO oo iipear A 'acksoo's band sa's, : gross beet quality bed screws, Joel rocidvcd and for sale by octts jaoob swiiAt-B a eon. y A HBVWHLm KC WM Mi duen Ii":encott's axes, At im. 3' .e shovels, .i io lo ijad-. 5 Uo do roal shovels, 10 do dn woodaaws (framed) How on baud and fur aal by ocijj JACwB STRAI'B A r M ilea A Well (ilUacWod by notice of the lGth) will f continued and cttled mutually. OCt.M W. A. McBKA. B,OR MJIM.B.4 .VJrlV BWBLL. AT iiik ci luiiitiitr rtfht rtxii, with s;ood cellar, tard tilled with choice shrubbeiy aad out-buildiugs in khm1 order. The houaw is sitfjated an Seveuth tr-.i between ..out and Cherry. Inquirnof 9m J0IN IVlNSOJi. City orden for sale by oct 8AMUEI ORR. . ravibriox. d. o'mul. DAVIDSON A O'NEIL H nthipin tit-- Tailoring buainess would call tne attvntion f Uit-ir friends tu the fact that tbey are now prepared to lurnish clothing of any description, and in any style required. Wrare both old residents and are well known. All oar work Is niade by good workmen, none others are empUyed. Call and examine our goee!, if they don't soltf promise not to et angry, but if any should suit we will make th. in up on reasonable terms. N It. No easuru work, all Kvansvile make. C. DAVIMO. orriO l. O'NEIL f JVPOB.nJTiOJ TO THK BBBMJS t iil.iii a lew ilaj a Iiandbill has been Circa laled puriorting all am i ion Mile Miiuewhere in "Emrich's uevt bididing, " which some have mistaken for "Embick's," and we h.ire repeatedly been ask. i-l if wu intended to mA at auction. To those not intimately acquainted with oar business we would say that we are sincerely indebted to the public in general for their liberal patronage, which enables us to continue our business as heretofore, anl wilt guarantee onr customers that our prices will favorably compare with auv, even the fluctuating auction. SAM RMB1CH OO.'S, ectSO 49 Main street. WM. V kK HKVDE. I. VAX HCTOX. O. M . AN HUM. VAN HEYDE & BROS, Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liquora, Wines, Cigars, aud Produce, C1RCLEV1LLE, OHIO WIST MB VI ll'EII JfEM ftTBJJIer Lehigh 12 bbls genuine Bourbon Whisky, 3 do do MoDongahela do, a prime hi tide, which will be solo low for cash. Anply to WM. J. DIUBLER, Agent. oct20 45 Vain street CJB9MT-Ji 8m LK. VOID MM ar article with colors and plaid to match, for sale che.p at V f I ' ocVX) 8. EMBICII A CO.'S Evrjvtir wool. Jk-BTT aVi At A complete stock of ladies, aud mi wool uett Scan. Circulars, Talmas, Muffs. Armlets. 1 .1. ; 1. 1 yt. .-.... 1 if . . - 1 utiirr. 1111011-11B jiiim iiui Aiurnp, tmu Deom , j v?ariii., and host of othar faacy goods, for "ale at ocrM S. EMBICII k CO.'S OOUE.y U'.IUK -TLBS, BUCK' ets, churns, . . irn bowls, and baskets of every description at ct20 COOK'S FAMILY GROCEBT11 -- - a " - - . -- ' & Hot H HMES riCHI.RH of all kind; - Worcestersalre and mauy other lin es, Oyslurs, Mtrdines, RoeeWater, Bayruui, flavorinK extract'. Olive oil, canned fresh mackerel, had, etc., for sale at oct-n COOE'S FAMILY GROCRY. Ml IHH9Ml!Ti.VIhe copartnership heretofcire existing be tween 7.. H fVek aud Henry 6uok, under the firm of .. 11. t o k A Son, waa dissolved September let, Ik.'.s, Tiy BDutnal coneant. Mr Z. H.Ooc" willconHsnss the tmaine( tnd cwllect all dob t due the Srm anil pay all demand against It. Z. II. COOK, ect-t n. A.COOK. nnJKE .'OTICE ll :in order ! tie I'ommor Coniicll. passed 1 Saturday. October l.Vh, I ni authorized to receive for three weeks from that date, City Order far the l,nlr amrunt of taxM. f. SHML'OK, iwtW Cltv rotleetor. 100 8JCk8 WHITE U'HEjt Flour f.-r ale at octiO COOK S FAMILY GROCERY so KX8 . Vo 1 BJMBVKB V MB y ho,s Pine apjde clleeee, 10 do ?!iglih dairv do w receire-i at COOK'S FAMILY GRttCKRY 200 .'.. ft.. A ms.va U hard aud for sals at COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY .tjii 20" 21 hail '.oaes 'I'Wlfs V 20 o,r. do do 1 cask Zsatl Cvrrauts, 1 i aeh Oerman Prune. 1 a-ik SeniMti ( hrnies, tn hand and far sate at I oe. OOOK'S FAVILT OROCKBV BARK SB ABBM lAL a - 1'ssi lbs. cluar snleK, KmjO lbs. dried 1 eef. at COOK'S FAMILY OROCE WA9K4IKTABLB - F I M F B t JS'S , w sjasssnhes, ktoha-vs, sweet and Irish potato, green aad dried apples, for sals "htsn at a ot COOK'S FAMILY GROCLRY.

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'f T SHPJM. jr. would rospe'-tfunyaaaforin th Evik-Tilfe that he La opaaed a Meat ' rornar of Ftrtt ana Loo oat streets, wh u v. is keeping un assortiuaat of tnaba an kinds. H uii a i -on ion of nubli pktronue, aa ha intends to keep the beat of mea. of ail kinds. Meat delivered to ur part of the city free of ctmrge and with promptneea. , actlMlw 7 i r "I t J. BONN. wbeu 4 o am port t ajvm blajs'k MM eta. A large assortment ily wadded, 1 -r aale low at omforu very bc.voct20 8. EMBICII 4 CO awtjr.v-ftw.Hjr .no THA T -M. nice iiiiied jam. iust received at 8. EMBICII A CO.'S 9 superb article, that will not shrink, just ed at . EMBICH a CO.B Wji BM CM MM MS,, WjfL JM m JV, ML Herring, c, for aale at octSO COOK'S FAMILY OROCKRV. :GJM -5 0 BHLfi. BJ LLO' " Vinegar received and for fcalebv octl9 GEOKC.K KOM KKA- CO. Jm"?-?0, i,?" M"Mr W W and irgtuia (all iH" in store ami fornale ' 800 boxes Haifa and quarter, Star candle. 75 do Hard pressed taPow receded and for octlS lie br "GEORGE FOSTER k CO. W MJBB (.- Mj 150 barrels white 1 i me, 50 h'hds gray do Vic bbls Hydraulic cement, jnst received and for aale by oct!9 GEOKGU FOST1CB CO. Or .f 50 B.I Lt S n II I'm -m I consignment Cy Trent ', 1 , t j 1 busnel, lor bale low to clost- out oct 19 GEORGE FOSTER A CO. B TI1.V-150 BULK lM.VJKL ton No. I, just received and for sal s by oct IS OJBORGB FOSTER k CO. rwHK 01 KNM. ed a drawing class for njechanirs. Tlios who wish to joia are requested to call at his oSlcu in order to bespeak the particulars. J, K . FKlcK, Architect. oct IS Office in Crescent City Bank Buihllns. are under the impreeaion that Roaser Bro's. 4 Co. are keening fine silk and fancy ores ;:o --u only For the itifomatlon of such woOld itate that our stock ot staple (roods is complete, sudi as CALICOES, O I Mi HAMS. DEBAGE3, Merinos, wool flannels, the best of canton flannels, lii scye, bleached and brown shirtings aud sheetings, Ac. Also aattlnets, Jeans aud fttsslmeres, for mea and hcyt' wear. Call in and examine. BOSSEU BfO'S A CO. oct 19 No. 30 Main street. 500 o i .vena wf buijs urx-row-ers a W eishtman's mauufitcture, just received and for sale at a small advance oneaxteru prhes,at WM. H.;P.HTODDABD'S, octl9 17 Mainstreat. W JiJH PH! JUslJmrM 1- fraV LBBJILK JLd aud retail. A new let in store to-day direct from the inaiimfacturere at tha D'ug Store of WM.1I. P.&TODDABU, oet!9 17 Maturtrt'l. WtXTBJl T ssTeVil LMti'tt LOU BUS woc-4 extract cot uente, fmtieo, m.idde-, and a general assortment f djre i-tutT- at WM. U. P. M'UDDAKD':-', octl9 17 M .ii: street. aBtJBB rn r.j.n tjmtbb, Jl AT deredfrom 'vstals, expressly for family use at WM. H. P. STOODARsVS, oc''o 17 Main street. WBn.yBLt BCGJ U9 FKUJB h Mm, per B) up, for sale at V1CKEBY HKOS. EvanMville Paper Mills: J. FUN KE, - - - PROPRIETOR. C. SCH. MITT, A STAltK, AGENTS, Xo. 3 A 5, Firnt st., EvanMiile. Always on hand and for aale at Eastern prices, ail qualities "t w rapping paper. . . l).Rag at the highest market price, I . in ext iiauge fur paper. octlSmti ApiMBBtlB C HtZMiSK : -J l ST MB LS eel red ier steamer Maclay 2" Vwxes eatra Hamburgh cheese, a superior article fr tutting oat. 'JO boxes English Dairy vary fine for family nasal MBK&IAiK, CUBN1UK ( o. ocllS 47 Main strStt. jtumT BUttJmrijv m T om aT. ijv'is J for Hale at reduced prices 1000 lbs extra crushed Augar at Idc per pound, as tinea sample as can be found iu the Cnited States. 2000 lbs of i auiljr grade of New Ur leans sugar, cheap at oct IS ERSKIN'R.CUUI('K A CO.'fi 47 Main street, sole atgeut. W J aTA?? JLJ M- 500 JLBS. B XI U.I AT J Ku. 1 lard for sate at ct IS KKSKINE. CIBNI' ktu. S IT Mnln street. MB I" UU.1 1 LIV '.SA.VT. JVJT MM. re eived on rousitrnment, as n vni". V l.arrela prune Louisville reiuent, for sale low to close out, at KKk 1 N I., IKNK K A U.'8 octl8 47 Main street. M- A TI.WO BE 'a TIM. JL UUEM JuT MM tiyateTs in cans and half can, TeeeffVj daily from th- above grand depot of bivalves, wa-ranteit fresh, flue, fat and fall at octlS KKSK1XE.C UBNH9CA CO.8 47 Main street, sole agents. 1859. fall and Winter ir: H ..VaT KKtLL I HEhPEiTw folly so solicit the attention of their nninerous frieads and ciutouieis to an extensive asmartUient of , , . FALL AND WIN TEH GOODS, Which Ley are daily rsoeiving aud submit ing fo inspection. These goods embrace all the newes designs and moat desirable patterns maantictured and are admirably adapted to the Weatern Trade Annexed they enumerate a few of the deutinent which will be found cosadete, and coinpriiug all the novelties of the season : Cloths, Cawsimaies. and Ooe-Skins; Hatinetta, r-n.-y Tweeda, and 1 a-; Staffs, Merinos, and Dies Goods; Ginghams, Prints, and Scotch Plaids; Ribbons, Hosiery, and Glovee; Blankets, Flannels, Linseys, aad Tickings; Hheetings, Shirtings, and Mariner' Stripee; Genuine Irish Linens, "dot own importation;" Boots and Shoes; Hats aud Cape; Fancy Articles, Notions. Tri marine;, Av. octl COBS' EH MAIS ASD PIUXT npB rHOTOtJMUPH .I.TIHHOM TYPE ARTISTri. KELLER WfJITR, at the etdicitat.on of a number of artists, have Wrought ou a complete assortment of - PHOTOGRAPH A AMBROTYPE STOCK, Consisting of every stvleof CASE, PLATES, BATHES, CAMERAS, STANDS, CIIKMICAL8, Ac, A., with which they are prepared to furniai. the trade at Cincinnati pricee. All orders will reeeirs prompt attention. KELLER k WHITE, je28-!arwlm No. 32 Main street. nJS t FOB 8JLK.TBK BEST Ml iKny in the State for a littie bov or erlrl. for sale. Try him, and if ha suits, buy him. lirGHKS' for information. a:! at k14 Mil x I TOR'S .VOl IVM LRTTEBS testamentary, with the will anuext, of the estata of Thomas J. White, deceased, having been granted to the nudersign.id. ;.. rice is hereby given to thoae indebted to aaid estate to make immediate payment; and to those ba.-ing claims against the -nine io present toem, duly aiitheuticate.1 according to law, for payment. The estate j supposed to be solvent. ESTHER P. W I1ITK, octl4tf Exs-utrix. wpot'JS'B A FOi RET-HOOR 0.' B tainlng some notes and a small amount of uioney, which the owner can hav - y proving property. oll-3t J. SABEJITON. r 1 1 tv KB k JfXvrs-jsa. so noZE' SMM just re-eived, fr Adannt Express, tut sale at i lower prices than elsewhere. T STRACn A i-ON, 47 Maiu street. octli S SOLUTION. - THK VBI'A at Tnership heretofore existing lieiween Wm A M. Re. and Henrv M Welln, uudrr the tlr.n nf Mi'.4iK A Welh, i this dsy dissolved. The at Seisicii ed ;s h 'ne authorised to u-e l he t am.- of the lit.. firm, ami lo bun all debts must he paid. extU WM A McRKA. WjIRBSH -sn received i VTTER.--JO J.BH. JVT T. RKDMUMS. atl4 Posey's Block. WBiVKLEil FOBK.-3 BBL8. Al st ML received st T. REDMOND'S, ctW Pivey'a RWx. MBA RDWABE lan doren Chopping Axea; it do Meat Cutters; JS lo M'ood Saws, 10 do Coal Hods; ltK) Ketts Fire Irons; S doaen M .it Saws; S do Butchers' Steels, just racsived, oct 1 3 (1EO. S. SON STAC. WfSFsTaV OBBtR I J liST RKCjllV Ri 2a doseu Men! Seivea; J" do Riddles, ass'd, 4 to lit, i dw Wire Rat Traps; loo yards Safe Wire; 200 do tFove do, ass'd. oct!3 GEO. S. BONN TAG.

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o varioue brand- 'Tialil Ttr.-jni i; Halves, Ftrr-, nl Jbigbu. ies " Planter s-Ci.ioa;" ti ' Rifrona.In store and fur sale low , by OKO. FOSTER ii CO . ! octC EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF w GoU pena (;uld Pen A I (ached, OB Gold Locket for $5 ! And a PHKMIl M to enrh jntrchutrr irerli 'rom S3 t3 $200. MJ'THM TWO J V..V runt IT. I1 M- ble experience in our pn aviit ;ihh1 of ilij-os-, iujc of our JEWKI.HY, Ac, smd rota the lleieal ; satisfaction given to all who have atroiiitU our llowae, vr take ple.uture iu saying that we Bow coneider onr ! t.-i!) Tairly una permanently e.-lab-, litheil. Wu wish it auder.-to-'d that this is no Lotterv, I hnr a fair and lettimaiettale, in wbk-h each pemon gets the worth r bis or her ntouev in tiU Petuil rith Col.t Pen attarheJ, or a GoU Locia worth $j emil, which cannot 1m teaseta t .... ,.n eat ii. which cauuot l-s tiouttit at auv retail stem for the wiim price ; and in addition to the purchase, each iieraon recaivee a Pretaum of Jtiteln, not less in v.ilue than $2. and it may be worth S-i, i, 8. 10, 1, 10, 20, 50, or mmsj 2iXi ! Vt MONEY RISKED 1 We propose to let a peron know what Premium he will receive ttet'ore m miiiig hit, iimuey. Any Lady or Oentleuuru iattrliig one ot the above articles, can first solid us tiicir name iaiJ .nlJrc.--, statitif; whether they want the leucfl aud Peu, or Locket. ' aud wa will make their selection, and iufortn them by return mail a hat Premium they are entitled to. j Hiey can than lime the privilege ot tending tor it if they choose. Oar premiums arc distributed in a fair an i honorable manner, and as eoou aa the n of tne purchaser is received with the 8, his Peucil aud Pen and Premium, or (..old Locket and Premium, are put up iu a safe manner, aud sent to the owner by mail, free of postage. Our plau, from long experience in the above husiueiK lias giveu general satisfaction, as each pun liaer can sell or trade the above articles tor all i hey coat him, and retain the premium gratis If, however, auv persou sh"u.d f.iel dixpoaed to i send us their money in ndvancu, they may rely on being as fairly dealt with as though they had ma'le I previous application. And if any one n dissatisfied itli their put . and an unbiased person competent to jinle -ays the articles ttre not won h more than the n.ii, v pi. for them, and iu souiecasea I LS or eeu lOKTV times the aniouut, let eucli person return the jutsia and we will freely refund the money. Bat tome wil: ask (as many have), now cm we afford to give so much tor little inouey ? Iu an swer, we say, that all who are acquainted with the Jewelry business know that I here is scarcely an article of Jewelry purchased at a retail store, upon which there is not a prntit of from Its; to 4Oi poi cent, on manufacturers' i i We being agents for tne manufnctirors. have adopted this plau of disposing of our good-, rather than selling to country uVsalrra on time, aud trying the chance of colloctiUK out hills. By this arrangement, we bring the puichaaer in .hin t communication with the manufacturer, and the profits that Are made by the doxeti hands . thruuarh which ibe Jewelry has to hus, we gie to I tlio piircliatter in premiums, as above itatai. We therefore offer the follow in induct ni ntt- Ifl iersons actiog m Mgents for ua : Any person Mending us ;2j for our good, will r - ! caive aPMicil and nt and Premium, or LackeAaasi premium, fi . For fartVr inducements. cin nlar. Ainmg our pmaiams are articles svitalile t.r la- ! die or genttemeii, snch as ?ent!cmni's Gold and Silver Watchex, Gold V t' and Guard Chains, Gold Sleeve Jiuttons, Gold Watch Keys, Golo Shixt BTUtis plain ami with t--r 1 1 up-. . ;..l. bk-aar liKa new style; GoM Hreat l i n i. r ilMlil nia Diamond Pins, Gold Kings, Ac.. ,vc. We have GOLD WATCH US, Florentine. Mosaic, Gold Stone, Cameo, l arnet, .in I Con.l ffrsaet PlSM and Ear Kius, Go'd Bracelets, Gold Sh eve BntUma, Gold Belt Slide,. Gold Pings, fc. Also. Pi.uios, McliMleons, .Musical Boxes, Accordoons, .c. wa rnrxcepi ionabie Kefrrences given whenever required OLfj. AGKNTS WANTED for every pctrt of the country. N. B. In sending your tuimn, writo the State, Cosmty, cuiS Tewn ilaihly, eu as to avoid lettwra W lag miscarried. Add rem APiGLK oV CO., 102 CANAL HTKhlCT. lOld No. I ot t.V2wd J em I'm k. HOLUNGWOBTIJ if BHD. MA- S"E Jf .1T BBCMMWmMB) ....... MM in I n- u impo GLASSWARE, CHI nsT2KSEf?6 aiuiville. OCt5 K3H 'HH IAJ'K, TH4Jtit J, I V. M others viatting our city, are iufortued that WM. U. P. STODDARD, No. 17 Main street, has Jnst received a foil bSacfe of Drills, Medu :i . -PainU, Oils, and Varnisben, direct trout the manu- ! facturers and importers, beught for cash, and is I now prepared to All ail orders at such prices as will innnre atisfaction. Orders left at the etoro by persons wishing to visit the Fair, will la promptly attended to, in their absence, at the same prices as if they were present. octi KtJNT KKI-KMVKB J FKK8H LOT OM f Ml A LLKN BKRGKR't ANTIDOTE, a sure remedy for Fever and Aifiie, at W. II. V. STOmiKI M. octA 17 Maiu street. WATCHES, CLOCKS. AND JEWELRY. WB-JJ'I.SUJ FUI.M,- VOJBF IsBTBB MM onr stock of goods in the above line, by late arrivals direct from the manufacturers, we nre enabled to abawa Urge and well selected stock of Gold and Silver Watches, all kinds of Jewelry, Clocks, Silver Ware, Ac, all of the latest stylesand rich deeigns, which we offer at the l,iwet Eateru prices. All ladies and the rut of mankind are respectfully invited toqall and examine our good.", at the oh) stand. BITTRoLFF RROf.. oct4 4S Main St., between Firxtand Second. BJIIOUM! r i, or u ' 1 1 MT IdO bbls "Wallis Mills ' Exira Flour; jfi sacks do do .Tnwt eceived aad f r r-ii 1 i octS tlkO. FOSTKR A rn. fiojrcKJsrr ba teh l i b t e W-S cheapest article in use for making- Soap. Oats pound of it makes twelve gallons of good soft snap. Full directions sold with every box of it, by octlO N. S. THOMPSON. Drfie;l"t. giTi BICKKJVa 5 OOMKJT FwB HALE LS st T. REDMOND'S, octlJ Pwaev's Block. Main street. sE t-OTCMlmlxVFF-MJr FMVK AJTO ten cent rolls, at ot-tlO THOMPSON'S Drug Sf. gTlLVM 1,000 M.ktm. EXTRA PITTS SLSf hurt Glue suitable for pattern in iki r, u, ! alt Ufes lor hu h go m glue is required, for sale at THOMPSON'S Drug More. OctlO BAREST HITTER aj'ii Ellas' M Jut receie.l and foi aale n T. REDMOND'S, teiU I'osey's Ulc kMain street M7.'fc.. A.VOTHEH LOT OF W that imre Cider Vinegar. jnt received at SOtT VICKKKY BROH. TiCE TB TAX PAVERS : N'oticn ia vrlven to the lax oavers of tieof Evumvirie. that I have received frisjn the it v Cleik the Tax Duplicate for the current year, 1S50, and that I am now ready to receive the tae f r rel estate, eraon.al iroperty, and jk11 and dog; rax. Tho taxes now duo on real estate are to l e paid within one mouth from date ; otherwise, sai.l real I estate will Ui sold for the taxes assessed thereon. P. SGHMTJCK, 1tv Collector. BvaaasADas Oct. 17th, WHm . Ofttea Ke. 72 Main street, over M.-k.-i-i atore. ocl7-lnid C" lMJtJ'JOKL IKMli P K jrOBjyrTB, ' Brackets, aad Tenable Lighrs re-g.lded and acqoered to hk as well at new fl xtuies, or in barge, by JtiMN 0'BRIKN A CO oct 7 51 t.ormt street av .is- t.i.v.nv. OP THESE AW suixinor iaiinie!'s received this lay. warrant el te give entire satisfaelii,. OEo. S. HOVNTAO. octlS Agent, No. 10 Slain st. fSfMAKKB A.'A VOASAIOJ' just received at VICKERY BROS. ;

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J. a $ J. G. SMITH, So. 17 lain alreet, Cer. snmih. r i .i .vsrui ind. Ci it.l i IU I Km THK I'.IHT PIT T i in. ice ktSAaared upon Msaaj, beg leave to inform their irienda end the cumnunilj in general. Dial with the ajl n tiew in a hitierv. thy are euaMad ' turn out vork Mpaj ior to l at of any Eastin make. Thixe w ho w -li n have rod TOOLS, aad at th siime time eiu -.ui.ue 1 1 . uie uiauulacture, can supjilv thems-ivee at tin-tin lory. lis;. In t.-. A , - 11. h ,", Draw Knives. I irk Cleavsrs. Millet" Picks, aad Ldged Tools of all kinds. made of double refined cast steel, and warranted sep27-3m paal to any iu ue TO MKKCHANTS AL MILLINER ! ' cincikxatTsilk h CSK. , .V. P. DE VO U & ROCK WOOD m 13 PP. MIL STREET. V l. desitle dealers in Bonnets, Flowers, SHAWLS CLOAKS, lKPs THIXMISG8, Ilt.ttPSKIR'.v I . K KM RROIDERIKS, WHITE OOOIW, CLOVES, Ac aeGurAT Ixni , fmerts oflered to CASH and SUoMT-TIMK Itl VKKH. it l IT. . IIEI'OI a urn h WOO It. mpt n ni. ,. .nMTKKMAJL.--"BLT .!,Hl hKlltH .-X ill IH.1..W MSB mxu A'sst axis I .AMI " lou tl I..TWI - lOXI.'l loo nauuel iKx.rx, assorted. Sag Uxes aaaorted Window Glass Km kegs " Nails. Ju-t rtfalvssl and for sale by sei-l-'l H KELER k RIGS. m MATTE U OF I.ril'OMTa.XtK TO K y:y.i . . w 1 1 1 1 i t exception MILLER A NiKIIAl S, at the new Dry OaseM Store, S3 Maiu street, between First and Second xtreeta, Evannviile, Ind , are low In daily receipt id their new and splendid !-tock of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS. They are determined to aell and please all. They request their fair customers and the balance of maukind to pay them a visit, take a view of their K"ts. natify their taste, and lay fa their stock for the srwaoii. The stock consists of a great randy of artii Ies to., numerous to specify. MILLER A NIK 11 A I.S, Cheap Cask Store, "epl 43 Main street, Evansville. W. II. M o ALI r VVIJ Vd I U VAUIKr aaaia . . M . . ...JiJj, (j,'lln"ai tawaW) Betl Esiaie, ' AKI uoiiectmg Agente, Evansville, Inci gpi ' .l.y'It SF.LI. ItEJL KUTjtVK all dencniitioiiM, Rent Houses. Secure and olle t Claims, and Pay Taxea. Will insure, nsinst loas or damage hy Irs, Build -ings, Merchaudiae, Personal Property, and the peril of inland navigation ; also, the livea of individuals against the dangers aud accidents ot trawl, in tie- bUoarisja; raliaAtJ Companies: Indianapolis In--iii .-.m-e Company ; RiaiugSun Insurance Compnny , Eagle Insurance Com any of Cincinnati ; Ohio Lite Insurance Cotuauy. Peruinnent office in F ter's new building . second floor ; for the present in Posey's Block. j septal 'W.TTP. ST0DDARi5; 8T THK OLD ESTABLISHED R DRIJO STORK, No 17 Main street, con tin -ue to keep on hands a lull aud complete supply of M 'licitie-, 1'aintx, Oils, S'aruirhes, Glass, Broshea, Perfumery, Lamps, Burning Flnids, Ac Which he sells at as low a figure as any h"UM in the city. Also, a large aud varkd assert me t of A MbnnrypF. stock, cameras, casus, asp CHEMICALS, In fa.-t, evetythiui,- appertaining to the art. Orders promptly attended 1 1, and forwarded by steamboat oi Kxpre. to any art ot the country. ssfitSu CiHi: ' ju-t IMafnnJ and lor sale by CIIAb. McJOHNSToN. atpaM T1JK (iKEAT EASTERN BGLIPSBM WT TBIS JIOJREJXT THE ARRIAT r .) t he greatest ship is yet uncertain ; but it is rejoicing to know that the stock of FALL AND WINTER DRY (ef KIDS st Sa. EWHCa A Co.'s in tin- most complete iii the city ; and as tbey ssnpad to increase their slee largely by selling cheaix r than ev-r. t i customers may rely apoti getting ssnjnhss. The Mill I- .l t l to show their stock of swods to all, lot her they wish to buy or Dot, aad all good are warrawte.1 as represented. sep'.'l gtMUARS. 4", imii Iin.orii-l Gennau Cigars; .".O.O.IO 1! .il .nt-ii Co JuKt received and for sale bv oetfi 9KO. rOBTlfc k C. Watches and Jewelry. P. L. CEISSLER. MAIN .ST., BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH. OPPOSITE ' OCKT H(pI'SE. it' IV.VW Jt'ST KK Tt R.VKD PBOit l.at. V I,, re Io-l-iii . IUV--1 a eeriiiiiini assortnwul of WAT- !li - . I e l.s.j ami .iknKLliY of every desiTiptiou. iind'-r-igned is prepared ta suit pqri a (very pawtscalar. He invitee an vxasai natlioM Ot his goosls aud jirices, P. L GIE&6LK&. I It Vti lies and Clocks repaired and warraote.1. eenil-dl BUY II OMh. MA U h-liHOE! W A HIES WILL PLKASB TAKE MA part icn tar no ice that 1 am going tops nnrReal ntSentlun to the inanufai'ture of LadieV, Misses', and Children's Shot s of all kinds. In 'rases of emergency, ladles can hae shoes rusSV within four bourn notice. If auy . u doubts the fart, l. t them try it. -. ntleuieii w ill oleaae cull aud see the handsosss and durable tyle .. Fall and Winter Boots I ssn now making. W A NTEO Immediately, ten or twelve goed journey men, for men's and women's work. Tha highest wages will be paid iu cash. sepr21 JoUN RASCH, No. 89ncoad st.

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