Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 62, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 October 1859 — Page 2

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EVAN8VIUL.E.11ND.V. A THURSDAY MORNIXG o CTOBER 27 Thi Profits o,r. Vineyards. We have had ttepleasuitf of Tisitiui Philip Deckers winewhich contains the expressed rroduct of this year's crop frn Kiyinejard of Gvc acres, oq - the kill ifr the -northwest of the city. In capciousfjsk3, holdins from 73 to 500 galtoasheW upwards of 3,000 gallons of most excellent winethe pure, unadulterated juice of the grape. Mr. Decker estimates that at least one half of his grapes fell from the Tines before the picking season. Ilad the Tines retained all the fruit that grey.to its full size, he thinks his vineyard would hare yielded 1,200 gallons to the acre. " Unfavorable as the season wa3 for maturing the fruit, he has made r nst six hundred gallons to tha acre three thousand measurement gallons from'' a field of fire acres ' After remaining in casks till February, it will be racked off and a part of it bottled. .'It . will Lc Worth, by the. quantity, from $1 50 to $2 per gallon, and these five acres of ground will bring a revenue, this year, to ' their owner, of . $3,000 or $G,000. The expense attending the vineyard and manufacturing the win is about $C00 per anauia. It is a very pleasant, as well as lucrative business.' Why are not all those beautiful hills to the northwest of the city crowned with vineyard5, instead of the unsightly bushes and decaying trees that sow cover them ? . GIDDIXG3 ASD THE IIaRPKR's FeREY IxscBRECnoy. The lion. Joshua R. Giddings ia lecturing in Philadelphia. He denies, in most emphatic terms, that he had any knowledge of Brown's ' movements, or any complicity, directly or indirectly, in the affair. In the introduction to his lecture on Monday evening, he promised to make ' a public address on Friday evening to the citizens, in which he would speak of insurrection, riots, etc., caused by the institution ( of slavery, and he would giv6 to the public all he knew regarding the late sad affair at Harper's Ferry, Tand ithat : he kocw from experience of public, opinion at, the North, or t-c different plans for the, abolition of .slavery.' z.x.wx ' Among the letters found in Brown's carpet bag,- was one' from an agent in Ohio, dated OcL lst,USu3, in which the writer remarks, that' he was in. Ashtabula, county, 'Ohio,. and met with success. ', u Our friend, J. R. G.," he says, "took' stock: to the amount of , This is a sm.ifl ' contribution,1 but Mr. Giddings ocght : to, explain what it was tor, if the initials stand for his , name., . : . , The docoments found among Brown's cf-:-fects show that , the conspiracy extended throughout a portion of Ohlp New York, New England, and to some towns in Pennsylvania. t .. .. ' In a trunk, supposed to have belonged to Capt. Brown, was found seven small, though elaborate, mapst of as irany different States, bearing peculiar marks,, which would seem to -indicate the points of attack, and the course of the insurrection South, had already been carefullydterinincd upon by this well organized and confident league of traitors JS. Certain counties in the seven States, of which only these maps were obtained, beir cross mark3 formed by a pen, and in several instances as if to command greater particularity of attention, or to suggest, perhaps,more available points of attack, circular7 lines are .drawn around the crossesi. Certain counties in South .Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi, are thus "designated. In Louisiana, Florida, 'Tennessee, aad Kentucky, -thre, were no counties marked. - . " ' Tixick. A Utter fronA enlce states that the pe0p!; of all classes arc euiigratir.f,- in . large nnujbersin spite oi the Austrian popttlalwnjfrom the. country which thvy apprehend most inevitably cbnioagain under Austrian tyranny.;'. The young men are expatriating themselves in crowds. Although it is difficult tojescajKthe vigilance of the Austrian authorities on the Po, yet they manage to cross it and ( escape into Romango, where they are s.if7 .under Sardinian protection.- The letter dated September , 14th 6ys, yesterday 200 passed the Po together. " To-night 72 young nun. are to start; one of them has promised to'tak this letter. On the 13th or Angnst-Valen- . tine Fabis de Bassin, forty year a old, and father of a family, was Fcntcnced to eight yeras of hard labor for havinginciteddeer- ' riou. On the 22dof Auyu3t,' FreViaJe Wrzegris waa condeiyed to deal U for carrying a loaded ' pistol in his pork et in the, street. k lie was shot at OOou the fam day: t ' ; t.The Harper's Ferry outbreak will have a disastrous effect upon the Republican cause in the approachipg election in New York State. It has so Ktariled conservative men in the Opposition party, that they will tand aloof from any alliance whu Seward Republican-ism, if they he not, pcwuadeJ.i that the only sifetj is in extinction of Abolitionism1 by joining i i an overwhelming triumrh of Democracy, and. go with that party. The, Herald says, " in the preseut state of feeling, let our .November election

estaomu tuc xuuhvj v, . auu ...3 XiUlon:lI Committee to select Indianapolis revolutionary doctrines in this State, and we ns lh? pIace for holdjng tbe RepubIican Na. shall soon realize the fact that thisascen- tional Convention. They urge its accessidancyls fuirof dangers to the Cnion, .and bnity well kaown hospitality, as ma- . to all the social, financial , and mterial 4 u;C Viug it tl igible point for Beeliag. terests of this city and winmouwealth, I ' v i ' which depend upon the Uuion. Let' the ' xho circulation of the State Bank people of New York, of all parties, who J cf jejjan Las Wen reduced more! than have any such interests ut stake, prepare for j $:j,C00,0ro since, tbe first of July. This ." the iaaportant day of our November elec- f m:,y explain to many anxious applicants for tions.'- ' ''vs" ' '"discount?, why these reque?ts can not be . - , ' ; granted. ' : t Qq? Senator Foote, of ermont, has pre- , - . , . -; eented to the U. 8. Circuit and District ' s2rAmong Capt. Brown's pupers, seized Courts fr 'jhe district of that St te, and the at IIaner's Icrry, was a letter of sympathy ' Urjhia entire VawCVjiigreLiocal aud mi-- and ciicouragement from one W. VatUe," cierianeous library, consisting of ,000 vol-: formt-rly-: of Tippec-noe cmuity,.- in this umM i State now in Kensas.

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scli ted Torjbe U. S. istrici CircaU I Couru. Jurors sammonea in mese vouru are remunerated by mileage and $2 per day;. such services oftentimes consisting simply in answering to their names when called by the Clerk. It is not Strang?, then, that cer tain individual seek to have their names inserted iu the jury panel." The Tribune s&ys thatfoKihe laatcvera! Urais of theU S. CircuitJCourt, n ti-AMermad has invaria--ihals juries,; frouT&rm ta terra, &t'rincfrillT ui&uts up oi UNaumO'inuiTiuuau.--In this -State the personal sul: political frtendi of t&e officers of beQourt are nsuAily invited to Indianapolis' on a pleasure tri-, during term time, to serve as jurorv. at the expense oi ine uniieu.puugs. ; ) Th Attzmptid Rktolctios zx.'Tcsuy. -The conspiracy at Constantinople was a much more serious affair than we supposed, from the first accounts of it which we received. Eight hundrtd ; and fifty military officers, and not less than 15,000 or 18,000 men were concerned in' it. It was started by Sheik Ahmed, a man who has had much iuf lence in the councils of the government, and who deplored the present state of public affairs. . The plan was to capture, if not to kill, the Sultan and his ministers, and to place his son or brother on the throne. One of the conspirators made known the project, and the leaders were all seized. CgA military company, composed of several hundred fat men, not one of whom weighed less, than two hundred pounds, pa raded one day last week in New xork, aad marched to Turtle Bay, to enjoy an annual feast. Among them were some very thick, fat fellows, and the company appeared like a jolly set of good live3. Most of them were Germans. ' They had a, fat and funny looking standard-bearer, in the person of an exceedingly monstrous" negro, the fattest of the whole company, who bore the target, which seemed like a toy in bis bands. He ' ''' 'i i ' : was very mncn aumireu oy a crowu. v . JSGov. Jones, of Tennessee, who has been an eloquent advocate of the railroad improvement in that State, and to whose exertion?, more than 'to "any. other, man, Memphis owe3 the rapid progress of her railroad system, lies dangerously ill in the latter city. But slight Lopes, are entertrdned of his recovery. UU death, ut an fig when experience has ripened Lis judgtneut and strengthened his intcl!ect,will be a calamity to the community to whose interests he has devoted the vigor of his days. Mosey is Loxdox. The Ia3t reports of the London money market state that dis counts were easily obtained at 2 per . cent. per annum. What an clyseum woulJ such a money market be to the anxious borrow ers at 1 J anil 2 per cent, a month in one of our Western cities. 'Capital, like water, it is said, will always find a level. . There is a great vacuum in the Northwest, which this abundance of cheap money in England might fill if it were set free in this direction. But the chasm to be filled is so deep, that it is not probable there would ever be any re turn current from it. The Lnflckscs or Mechanic's ix Build ixg i p a citt. A census of Philadelphia has just been taken, which shows a popu!.ition of 070,000, and an increase o" 271,238, since ivm, or aoout to p-1- . :n niue years. The foreign commerce IV.tJelphia lins, during that period, rather declined than increased. But her mechanical and manufacturing productionsher coal trade and interior commerce, the real sources of her prosperity, have Increased immensely. Commerce will maintain one or two great marts on the continent, but the other great cities will be created by the concentration within tbem of, the industry and skill of ! mechanics and artisans. Vast as has leen the ineria; of the comnierce of New.ork, wULIn, the, last ,Jeot yiars, yet her growth, it Is ielived, ij to be attributed mora to the increase of her manufacture, than that of ber trade. . ' ' ' ' , '. - ' ' , JCssJ It is stated thatOssawatamie Brown's expenditures for arms, men, transportation, lc, must have exceeded $20,000. This amount must have been received in small contributions and from a large number of persons who were, of course, privy, to bis desipns, and who were therefore accessories before the fact, to his revolting crimes. The New York HeraU snyg Gov. Wise will make a requisition on the'Governor of New York, tor Gcrrit Smith ani Fred. Douglas as par. ties implicated in the crime of murder, aad accessories before the fact. S3,There has been a fugitive slave' exritement in Ottawa, 111. A slave belonging to: Mr. Richard Phillips, 'of Missouri, was rescued from the U. S. Chief - Justice Caton, I f.- .. V, I.. V. . r Vuil T "r wm OI abeaa corpus, and Iy whom he was re mandtd. The abolitionists took the slave from the court room and run him off. a-The Republican State Committee of Indiana, have memorialized the Republican

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m a conversation with Governor vWLse. as re. 1 a i si. r u , 7- p7 i .u ported in the Richmond Enquiry made the fohowiniUtenient in regard to the aidvjic , expeaca : .Brown said. he. was conscious that he was in the bauds of the law and was prepared to meet bis fate; thatas far as(he nmself and those already in custody weW eom4ruVd, rued', he had no concealments whatever to make; that he had been mUukenluhls caTculaCToTT? about as&istancc from other?, otherwise lie would have zivcu much more trouble. -Hi'. said that the whole plot was well coiilr 'td and arranged as far back as 185C, and Ui.it he had reason to expect asistum e . of frwiu 3,000 to 5,000 men ; that he looked for aid;' from rry State (Virginia included.) Upou) being asked if any negroes or white?, iu , or abont Harper's Ferry, were pledged to him, caned answering, liut, upon reilectiot ; named an answer in thohe words : "Fii my visit, and associations, and inqv'ries about here, I had a right to expect tio aid of from three to five thousand men. Soma of the money stolen from the. Adams' Express Company, at Montgomery Alabama, last winte bag been put in circulation at Chaileston, S. C. The. p. lice are on the track of the person circulating it, and hopes are entertained that some of it may, be recovered. - . v o.t ' . ; ' m r JCA tract of land about 200 by .700 feet, in Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, recently sunk to the depth of 75 or 80 feet, swallowing op'' a barn, - from - which . the people had barely time to escape. The catastrophe was produce 1 by the action of snbtenanean springs, . . ,v -; . 5 - .. . " V 'Si OThe American party in Massachusetts have nominated the Hon. George X. Briggs as their candidate for Governor; but as Briggs has been a warm Republican, it 1 said be will not run against Gov. Banks- : i. . . i : A Man Will hub Family to the Demo cratic PAaTT. Lemuel Showell, Esq'the wealthiest man in Worcester county, Md and-& 'life time Whig, died on the 4tn4nst. The Eastou 5r says : ' ' ' v u v " On bis death-bed, we understand, .he called his relatives around him,' and told them he bad willed them a very large property, but, from recent observations, he had become satisfied it would be of little .value to them unless the Democratic party, is suc cessful. His dying request was, that all of his family and relatives should bereafter act with . the, Democratic . party,, which they promised to do, and are now with us. 4 The Showell family, we learn, numbers near a hundred in Worcester, v u 1- w i - . . B.On Friday evening Jast, a couple, a young 'son from the 'Emerald Isle, 'and his biddr, assembled at the Catholic Church in Bennington, Vt., to be made one flesh. They were already kneeling at the altnr, and tbo clergyman harangued them as to' their rela tive duties to each other, and finally put the question to the young lady if she would agree to carry out the requirements of tbe marriage row, to which she flatly answered in the negative. " Then, said the aston ished divine, "rise up." She did rise' up and left the church, and Patrick, kneeling at tbe altar, lost in wonder, and, no doubt, cursing his luck ; . - . - ' ' WfcJThe new system of sewerage iu Paris contemplates the collection of all the sewerage water of the city into two great reservoirs, one each side of the Seine, whence it is to be disscmminated by steam pumps upon tbe surrounding country, to serve as liquid manure. It is stated that this plan works admirably at Berlin, fertilizing the sandy plains around that city Into a high state of fertility. . .; : ;.. tyWe learn, says the Savaunah Repub lican, that Mrs. Mary Stafford, wuo died in that city a few dsys ago, bequeathed in her last will and testament, a handsome residence on Orleans Square, valued at some $8,000, and seventeen negroes, to the Methodist Church of that city, of which she was a member. --! ,!:-. tSyThe ce!ebrated sorrel gelding lied 0!.', vhich was reputed the best race horse, in k T wky, was ruined 'forever' on the. Vood.awn track, near Louisville, on Wednesday, by straining the tendons of his left fore iiT, while running. lie won the purse for which he ran. CaTbe work on the artesian well in the Stale house yard, at Columbus, Ohio, has been suspended. . The appropriation oiade for it by tbo Legislature having bL. exhausted. : The augur had reached a depth of 2.340 feet, and was slowly penetrating lime stcne rock, without any sign of being in tbe neighborhood of that stream which was ex-l pected to repay all tbe expense the State had been put to. ;Tbe bore is several feet deeper that, any other in the known world. NEW ADVERTISEIJENTS. ?tv4b BolTkli-arvMaBit.Y'ti W V eth seria, tha Cvner Copboard ; A LiCa- W a LIU ; Smooth Stones, Bevhla, Thirty years Iu ths Arrtlo Bagloas Lite Iu Tascauy ; Almost a Hroloo ; Lmtm froas aa Actor's Note Book ; Park TheMrUals, last reetivwd aad for sala by J UK ALT, wcttTT conar First and Mala streets. DrsTEHRMAN & GLAVIZ, jrjrojn at pa tmiv a mi -bmcm.b te ALU. fnrirauas, vnYr their sarvlcsa te the citizens of Lvatun ilia and vicinity. j om.-a hours from. S A. M. to 4 P. 31. Offlca A street U!u Via. Kealik-an-a 3d street. b- t tweea Tina A Pycaraora. cr-T Tv V .V I) B A jV H 9 SO keas tap carb aoda. '2 barrel ulpher, ' raaks sal soda. . X barrels coeraa. -a barrels A Hum, I barrel Epsom Salts, " lit) lbs. Maddraa IndiKo ' Jnat reeelred by t'Ui'i. wct27 ' i Me JOHNSTON. I'ikbjt bhick. CRESCENT C1TV NUIUiEUlEs! KJULL FMtJITB FOU BJLE3 Strawberry Plant Larg9 lUry rVarUl ; " Wilson's Albany; -- Hovey's Seedling ; ; . , McAvoy's Superior; Hooker's Beedliug; Goetierry PUnt- ' " 1 noobton'sA-edling ; - - Si : -;. t f if a - I Cwrrants lied Butca ; . also Kheqbarb plant, and a few cholc Roses; ort 27.11 ia BAM UjtummJiB st jnorn JlAt 2tl doaew bhaker and fan y brooms, 10 Cotton mo, jest received and for sale by oef7 tit A a. Mijunwiua. ; jTiMBAtttM t9 MOXBtf, . aHtHMTKS ed sixes and kinds receive knd tor sale by oct27 . CHA'H. McJOHXSTOX.- - TTMJS'At TJSJ0 3t ALMLP CIIAttiTS JV aed t taddies of the vsriou grailes of Yotiug iiysaa, vm uywa. imperial, wuupowuer, i. Black taas, juat rx4ed and fraa1e by - , . . . CHA'?. McJoMNSTON, Utr ' . 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KBP.MOVJLM.J. COLBUSUVK CO. naT6. removed to Wateratreet, three door Mto'l saw t ft a: Jj J'fnJ ri'ni'iv' j'fri' s. . j 1 ,1 1 j u Cl . WE ai now manutketurinz Veil' Patent ToS Idk Spring Bd,th t-t and moit coovettlent now In-' s i it oao b birfvHl or handled vltUont any tiwt le. 1 Call and exaauua them. , Jn25 t WWOT tM MJttt.''tO I'HQICJS MM new UiKkwheaU Flour, iiist received ly X Covr, ith Cair, for imUo low to clte coaaigowent, by 1 ' ' K. 8. BABCOCK. TftXrHHtiH iVJU OJWM ,JT4 VMS JL Lew Kiprnjs Wagnn and 'IlanwM-far ule cheap. . . 8. BABCOCK. niCJi.-i TC3HATM4 XUTJB MltH Mm jost re elvetl aud in Ur by n vct2l , , X. S. BABCOCK. 'VUBMBJH UTERIS, ' ltft niy lod and board without VI LlliaU-tl , auy juctcanaa provocation, 1 hereby forwarn any jron from truitinc ir harboring heron aiy acctutit.Ml will not; pay any debti of her codtrading. Iit Uh also to say that ah has left a child tLrea weekr old, and 1 would like for tome one to taki the child to raist, and will pt.y any one for od'iJg;. oct!'t . UILLIAM KAMUKIm jr ji.ifjs. ifoiJVJtAjQ bum or M moi..yiwbich the owner can havo by riving a tisirtory uoacrtiOnituerii oa . paying for this advertisement. ApTy to hie at ray aho ifacp, AolS0 AI tin atroot, corner pi 7th. gmlL F.iITliO AT, A UCTWX. W WILL tell ataoctionoQ Vednesday evening, Oct 2C at early ;m 'light.' tot of fin oil paintings, la fioo sriit trasaosaaiulUofor- DarLor ornament. Those wanting snrh articles wl.'l do well to attend , as they are lound to be sold.' I '-.1 :.:. -i : ' i ' i. , . , i .i H. NSLSON. A CO- i octi , , corner Main and third streets ATA rtTfOA WE UiLl.SLLL A T .e7 auction on Thursday .mornine October 29th, at li oVTork, by ths dozen, to the trade, a lot of men's, laldieo, misses, aad cbildron'ssaoos. To dealers or those baying by wholesale, a hue oppor tunity is onered. r r. , . ., , ,TL90T1CJI TO MtJIWEJ; HAWKW w men, and otUers. All Draynea, llcuuen. Cartmeu and others, who ara required to take out ucHUfte, aad havn not yet done so, ara beret jr re (jitired to da by the first day f KoTember, and tlic m ho 1 1 n to yatd their Jioenne, and hava not yet attached ji umbers to their vehicles, as . required by theOruuiauo), am rruutred to do so by tbe said 1st of November.' ' E. 8. MARTIN, h-oerJSdtw i- l J, :-A:. v:j. , City Msnhaf.J m fJL clats ia .Vocal Muxlc, Unjrbt by Ron .Mr. Sterrt-tt, wiil mako an exhibition of their progross at CmKCENT IIALl. on neit THL RSDAI nhjbt. Tne jarenne irratorfo or tiio uracea, ' trill De rendered on that occasion- The elan Kill be dress ed appropriately aad assisted by three fir fwur amateiM itv;eni. , . e Admiwlon twenty-flteeenti. ' 1 ' oct28 gRIJS'lt VTO.VS-IO TOJY JtJSM rea grind stoues, all !, reeelred to-day by oct2C. 10 Main street; : njjvn . rJtrjSR them t w Mj reams flint sand paper, a very superior arti cle, one trlat of which win satiify any mechanic Of its merits and excellence, In store aud fr sala by .1 .. -. : i tJKO..SOSNTAG, . oc-t20 . , 10 Main street. M 1VI dozii freh ezn. .! ' U0 lbs. Wesnern keterve but Ur, at octUfi 100K'8KAMILY OUOCKUY. OUItiSKB WILL IB M VJMXJV LJ at par for groceries or debts at 7- - i OclM . u COQK'a FAMILY GROCERY. W OBTOfF- THJR STBJiMXM I'rairie lltmx. abwut three or fou1 miles abova traiiMville, a uiare irolt, fouled in lhesirinic. She was of a brown color, with a white star in her l forehead and a tii uf w hite, ou her hose t Ths owner resides iu itrtti, KanlliU vonnty, Illiauia. Any ona tnkiux ni tuc cult, will ruwum notitr tne owner at his rv'd t,ce or this oflUo. ' oct2M.1t 9Ttcx hub i' it t r oiPmAfjr that Kauiiy UoNusott, Indeatared appreu tirt-, At my htu on ur lxut the JtU day of ei'teuibcr. A I tbiiis am notineU not to trust ir burlutr n ai v ui-ioimt lor 1 will not lie a-cuuutable lor airytliirturuiithed her niter the date of her Joaviitg,,. . ... . f wir. - sli:ta evax. et.. A !.!::; ;i-ortii.ijt coin forts very heav ily wnd.ltNt, f-t iil'1.'n'i ' ' -; i ' a . . xi, jucviO ... . , J r.t K. M nK'il A COS M;v-'i(e.i;"; .a ou ss'-o' TiiU T jL nie aiuud jitin, ju-it recivrd at octio .. Is- -''Birir a co.'S QKIBTlA'frj-'LJ.y'l!L!!-Ji .HOST 9 tuierb article, that will not shiink, Jrt.-t opened at . 1 -j. i t . EMBICH k CO rjnjNii-iA1VBiiieLt m J i ja o v, JO, 11 -i ring, Ac.,- lw- sale at ',., . wiVSt. COOK'S FAMILY CROCEUY. T I.S'I-;ti.IU-ZO IIBLH BJLLOU" Yiuegar reeivel aud for sale'bv wtl UEOROK FOSTER A CO. 211 ..-80 a nr. tin b KL.no jtt a I YirruiaXall aiXM la store, and for sale by GEOUtaK FUiTEK A CO. , iLy' Vti Uiiii llalfs and quarters, Star candles. 7.V do Hard j-rrsatrd tallow v, , do i received and for wsU by " - , octl'J GEOrtGE FOSTER k CO. 'jiiTlfTi MJ lOOl' rr. li v'jitaliiu, . " i S.h'r,.Jl ft,.y 'do- ' tA:.!' ) i' ; . 121 bUa '.j lraullc casaeat,.'j ... jiwt received and fur sal by . octl.i . GEORGE FOSTER CO. Jf fi'om -xi td I bushel, fr ult low to close out -i. I:. OCt 19 GEORGE f'OSTEK A CO. c Tl 0 Uil EMti TJKBJ JT PJB for hardware at t -', - JACOB sjTlLlVB A SOS'S. oct22 '''" tWt 2d A 3d sts. v a w a iia:.v.Moi te ajLjnBLAcm jmjw fli, s,riual to Catchers) .VT,Wii Catcher's ties, .. .J i . . 3 do ,'i do trimmer's chiasids.' . , . 5 !' ' .,ilo turning chiaael and Eougea,. ! ' 20 do do plans Irons, -" J -'in' do- Spear at Jackson's hand saw. I .. , arua lt qualf'.f M hrm, , jat leceiveuaka lor sue oy . oct22 JACOB STRAUB A SON. (MX;, SUOJ-KLH KC VW THi doren Liptienrott'iaifs, i fti! do .JariiM hovels,1 , . dn 5 do ! siadea. . coal shovels," in d tt woodawg ( framed) w on liMwd and t" l hy oct'2 . JACWB STRAUB A SON. TJill VOPJUTJVF.MtMiM M. i;a A Well (Uix&ilved by notice of the ICth) will bf rontiiined and settled mutually. ocf.1 W. AjMcBIA. j T3TXOR K.LIi. .VRJT II UXLL If stfl tasl fkl BW ar Stiarllt fS BsaMtsI VaV i t It SVS-Wal Aaallases srd tiled with rt.oirt sIiruM.ery nud out-buildiBiw in good order. The I.oti, la almated on ScveutbTt V- street N-twi-n alnvt and Cherry, laqnlreof vttii. - : . . .JolIN lVIMOX. im hand and fof sale at , CvOK'i FAMILT GROCERY. "I w r. K w , . m mm m wjm m m Mr ' T"Ha Hat. clear sides, :i - : UM IU. dried beef, ; , , C KlK'd FAMILY G ROCK . at TSwVUVTJULIiS-rt.TlI'MI.YN. mialu'd. Vuhaw, sweet and Irish potatoes, greett and dried afrtes, for sala cheap at oclJU ! COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY. ., yryOM BJLU. ou ro ruIMK MfmTuZM L Ja .aiock of Grotriii s ,r Clothine. a Farm conr . i im . -, . t ... - laiuiu- i.o .acrva, ojin mint soul u Of mo low or Linton, Greene connty, lnd. Forty acres ate lu rultlviitien. Frame Hocae, Log Uoim, Fruit Treas, Water, etc. Enquire of ocr.'Mw iJi-DONALD A MA15IN.

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JL TABL3HM12(T IN THE STATE, P.endrich& Brothers.-. i . VTvxtld iictniny lofvnu the citrz-us Fmw i ville aa4 vJcittty, thst tbey hare a hv? r-t k if Tobacco, Styarifimuf, lptt and derma a ai . i Smoking Tobacco, Than anxt.wo, etMabliUiWituU jt. ouc (rincittl cities. . . ' - I Hotels a d stura-keepers, look to your ioterehtil' Bufuro urcbasioe elocwhere, plea exaraino our Urrs asaortment, which we fledo onrselves to sell at tha low wst Baltimore prices, and i haper than can be bought in Cincinnati or Louittville; All v e ask is, that Jn shall call and judge for youra Ive. We otler any of tha above at wholesale, or retail. Our establishment is a branch of the Well knun xtenaiva Baltimore Tobacco Varehoiue of Jo. Fendrirh4 Uros., No. l.VS Forest street. . , . . V.FESDUICUABKOS., a -3tain st., 1 dor above Firat, i . , i . Evsnsville. Iud. . C. WAVIDMON. V. trailL. DAVIDSON&O'iKEIL JTTJ vn'u ' jroAuvjsn ..a ' rn rALUL nsrshipia the Tailoring Lusinesi would call the attention ef their friends to the fait that th y ara now prepcirad to furnish clothing t-f anydesiriptioB. and la any style reqalred. Vare both old midebtt and n wrsll known. All our work Is made by puod workmen, none others are employed. tCa.t aad exantiaeour poe-Is, if (hey don't snit, we promise aot U get angry, but if tM tliould suit w will wakataem ap on raaaonsbla U-riu. HI Bj Ko 4teru work, all Esausvila make. ' ' i - C. DAV1D.UX, . - oct20 , D. O'NKIL. TfJS'FO M.V4TMO jr'Tm TMM AC M MMJ tV M rtVlthia a few days a handbill has been circulated pnrportlbg an auction sale somewhere in "Kinrich's new building, " which some have mistaken .for Embica'a," and we have rvpecvtedly been askod if we Intended to sell at auction. To those not Intimately acquainted with oar basinet w woiJd say that we are sincerely Indebted to the' pub-U? iu general for their, liberal pitronHre( which nablefl u to continue our bnlnea iu heretofore, and will goaraiitea owr custoraors that our prla will favorably compuro w ith any, even the fluctuating auction. SAM MBlClf A CO.' A, oct20 , 4: "Tain Street. VS. V Iff METK. v-r. VAN RCTOI. C. M.'VAN Hit Ml. VAN; .HEYDE.r & BROS, Importers,-JJaanfactnrers and Dealers in Foroign and Domsitic LLievra, Wines, Cigars, aud l f i J !t' ' . lrodaca. ' ., . t , CIRCLE VI LLK. OHIO . -TfV8T.mMiCMiii7jiu rxu stj;. ALA er Lehih- o " ' - - 12 bbls gmtula Bourbon Trhhikj-, Wt'v' a do t - . da HononKahela iIh i a prima artitle. whk-h will be sold low for cash. Apply to ; ) i WJ4. J. DEb'BLkR. Aeent. AlOtKO v -i j i ... 45 Alaitt stree. rrja Jim' article with colors and plaid to match, for sale cneap at : . , y i . oct-jo- J-J. 'r fiEMBicn a co:s lrnLAJci wool "jk-mtt uooiThZ. AL' A complete stack t of Wvtiea, and misses, wool .nstt Scarfs, Cifculars, Talmas .Muffs, ! ArmltU. Gaiters, Child ream' Mitts and klittens, towa Bocta, Victorinesand a boat of other fancy goods, for ' oct20 u ' 1 ' '- 8. EM BICH A- CO8' W?T0XJB.V WmAMH TUBS, RUCMryfu af eh urns wooden bjwln, and baskets of every description at fcldoijli.tv ,.t COOKg FAMILY GAOCEKY. JTJlA.VCk UBOClCBIAlS-IICKLIiS -AA of all Liuda Worcestershire and many other awoes, OyaUva, f armors, :lUMawatar;-Bayrnm,jTU-voring sxtracts, Olive oil, canned fresh mackerel, Shad, etc- for sale at . COOK S FAMILY GBfXTEBY. rJTrA8801.VTAOJ AU Tha copartnership heretofore exiating betwee i X. it. Cook and Henry Cook, under the firm of 7.. II. Cook A Son, was dissolved September 1st, 185'J, by mutual consent. Mr. Z. II. Ouok will continue tho badness and cUect all debti due the firm and pay all demands aainat it. Z. II. COOK, ectiO If. A.COOK. 'rjTUKB iJrOTICB AA By an order of tka Common Council, pasted Saturday, October loth, I am authorized to receive foe threo wreoks from t'uatdatc, City Orders for tha rWeamouutof taxes. P. isIIMI CK, , . iK& ; if '. ; City Collector.OA bx itjjriBLuu vhbkvY: 3 VF . boxes Plue apple cheeae, '1') do EtigliKh dairv do receltedat' COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY. IjpJltlS JTlxrAiP"Ii R V OE I. JL We hare on hand, and aro uianiifacturliig to order, all kinds of Friuges, But tous, Cord laiwN, ate. Ladies wishing tbo above named articles, woald do well to give us a call before purcliannig elsewhere, as they ran gut what they want.' Wo also w holesale to merchants by the piece or yard, so that It wiil be au object for them to give ns their orders. All orders sent us will be filled with oeatbees and dlninitcb. . VTe alao kep an assortment of Sewiko Maciiims rotmtantly on hand. W heeler St Wilson's, J. M. Singer A Oo.'s, aud five diOrrrnt kinds of Single Thread Machines. We have an adjustable Binder and Hammer. All persons bavin; Machines wil do well to send us an order for these article, as they are a great saving of labor- Price of each to. .. 1 - 8ELLMAN, AKeut, d aaatIS ' T : No. 5 First street. Evam-vilte. Ind WJbA! JUtBJl.'SOO LB a. AiXt'UJ JLA No. 1 lard for sale at ' at 18 ' EB3KINE CURXICK A CO.'S 47 3Iaiu street. ftfUJKBB CO.11.ftO.yB ROOMS, 3 Just racidved at V1CKKUY BROS. nWllJBJiVLIC VBMBAt JVBT JlM. recivtd on consignment, as a sample, 50 L.irrsls frlme Louisville cement, f r sain low toClme out, KU3KINK, CCO.S ICK A CO.'H ; ' octlf ' - -47 M.in atn-et. jnALTIMOMJK WILL tSI.At JLk9 uyiters in cans and half cans, received daily from the above grand depot of Livalve war muted freh, floe, tut and full at ' ' oct Is , ; EK3K.1XE, CURNICK A CO.'S :" ,s.'F,; .,- 47 Main street, sole ageLts. iSsi FALL"AND" WINTER-- 18.9 O O O I xIfJJ'MLi.'ir RKILLY RR&PM Tor fully solicit the atlentioa f their uunu ruiu friends and ciutomeis to an etleusive assortment of ' FALL AXD WIXTER GOODS, Which they ara daily rectdriiig and submitting fo inspectiun. Theso goods ambraco all the iiewes designs and moat dasirable patterns manufactured and are admirably adapted to the Western Trude Aauexed thy enumerate a few of the departments wluck will t-a fou ad roenplete, aud cotairUni( all the novelties of the soasou : . Cloths, Cesrtimeree, and Doe-Skins; Satinetts, Fancy Tweeds, and Jean; Atuflfs, Alsrinos, aad liress Goods; I- Ginghams. Prints, aad Scotch Plaids; Ribbons, Hosiery, and Gloves; ..Blankets. Ilaaais. Liun-rt. nd Tirlxin.q: r Street iog, Shirtings, and Mariuers .StripV; Genuine Irinh Linees, "our own iuiport.ilion;" Boots and Shoes; Hats and Caps; Faarjr Arictea, Xotioas. Tritntuinss, Ac octl9 C0EKF.It MAlX ASl) fA'.sr STS. WL90JS FOB UI,K TUiUtitST JL pny in tha SUte for a IK tie Ihj y or girl, for sale. . Yry him, aud if be suit, bur Lim. Call at HCGlIES' f .r liiformatlon. ' ' ocilt lEXBCVTOK' 'yibllVB- LKTTKRS JLA testamentary, with tho will annexed, of the ei-tate of Thomas J. White, decrawd, having la en granted to the underrdgued. notice is hereby given to those indt-bied to said estate to make immeditte imyment; aud to those having cluiuis againKt the eatae to . pnweat ttiem, duly aatheiilieated accord ir'a' '"V . 1 "Jm . v . ,in" issnrpos.i iw.i lver.ESTHER P. WHITE, Executrix. ort:4tf ' BP jast -received, per Adaias Klirea, for sale at lower pricea than c!e where. . . - ; J.STKAl'BA JiOX, -ctl4-- 47 Main street. 7EBBBil MVTTBB30 LBS. JVHT JL receiv"d at BEDMOND'K cm 1 . Posey's Block. jrplCHLUlf P OHM 5 BBLS. JtJRT JL received et ' T. REDMOND'S, octl3 '' ' Posey's Block. JTUJ Bit UABMrJUL 10U down Chi pping Axe; a d Jleat ( utter; M do Wood 19 do Coal Hods; PO setts Fire Irons; i ' 2 dosrw Meat Saws; 2 do Butchers Meets, jttut received, otin GEO. 8.80SNTAO. 200 octao . LBS. HTM-d.VJl Jto.m a" oa band and for sale at COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY.

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XL fiO bokes various brands bright Virginia; I i 35 6o 'Ualves, rivea, ana Eights; i J 25 caddie " PUutar'a Chice;" L-i mi dor r.i:niwa-T?S r In store and fr &.iv low, by o t6 GEO. FOSTER A CO. Wp'XTMjTcTJJS'n CHIPS OF' LOU. JLj w ood extract copperas, indigo, madder, aud a general aaaortmenttif dye stuff at VM. II. P. STODDARD'S?, ottlJ 17 Slain street. 11 n street, j VJtV BKCM's jfjaJi B TH b"7M O tilere.l fu iiici78taU,ei proiO.lv for family ue VTSl. a. V, STODDA ItD s. htlJUH, VHO.U lie eat VfOKKBY liKOS. rUNKE, t -wv. PROPRIETOR. U. UIMil I, & STARK, AGENTS, ; rr . t - -, - Xu. .1 A 6, First lanviH t Alwwya tM bwtMluiil M- Salo at aUateta iri3ra all Ud!itiM of wruflug j4er, .' ttjKg at tlw higheftt market price, tr''en in exi laiigefor paier. . . . . , oc' mu reived por steamer Mttclsy 2ft 'boxes extra Hamburirh i-haeso. a snperior artle4a r fcottlne out. loxes Knrlish lHiry erv fine for fami ly use at EKKK1XE, CCKNICK A 4X.'Sa oct!8 ' . . 47 Mala street. fVHJU! SVtJJR!l.' HIOBB sl.Vl 9 for sale at rnduced prices lihiu .bs extra crush -d sngar ut lie per pt end s fids a sample as can 1k found lu tha United States,- 2tMK) tbe of a supaI ir grade of New Orloans si;gaV, cheap at ocll;. - KUSKIXE, CL'RJflCK A CO.'S " " - 47 Main stn- t, sole agents. lmMSUMOLJSSBB JJVI SUUJRl WW HJ bbls choKw new Molasses; . . rihhds " Sugar; . - To arrive by next steamer for - ' a.: . oct24 K.S. BABCOCK. , MAw ton No. I, jnst received and for sals by txt19 tJKOKQK FOSTER A CO. ' rmUB IWUBUBtUJX'BII 11 A 5 OPENJL ed a drawing class for uapchanics. . Those who wish to join are requested to call at his office iu or dor to bespeak the particulars. J. K. FKICR. Architert oett '-tKB-e la ;rrr: '.I: v Uaak Bnlld. AT10UMBCTIOJi.lS.y 1 PEOPLE are uuder the impreasiou lUuX, Bowser Bru'a. A Co. are keeping fine silk and fancy drtws goods only For the Information of such we would state that oor stock of staple goods is compbte such as CALICOES, GINGHAMS, DEDAQES, Merinos, wool flannels, the best of canton flannels, linaeys, bleached and brown shirting and sheetings, Ac. Also sattinets, jeans aud cassimeres, for men and bya wear. Call in and examine. . A BoSaER BRO'SACO. . oct 19 . No. 30 Main street. OO O CJYCU 8 OF j TlJS IJS'HP O tpi 9 r A W'elehtmsn's manufacture, just received and for sale at a small advance on eeatern prices, at - i WM, U..P. STODDARD'S, . octl9 17 Main street. 7ff ujnpBi LJ.nrs: wiiolii saris JLj and retail. A new lot in store to-day direct 4orn the manufacturers at the Drag Store of . - - .. . ; WM.II. P. STODDARD,' 1 octl9 - . . . 17 Main street. ; If VST BECBi fEIt 1,570 PJt CMOF ageaof China, (,'lamt, Quetmururt, oaJ Lffltl .7.(Ms; 100 gross 7atef CV.'ery. L J. W. HLGUES, . 18 Main street, Evsnsville. '. T.3 crates assorted for tho Country Trade on hand. octti UOLLINGSWORTJI & BRO. njfJ tA? JUST BBCB1VB1 A LAUCE MIL and new importation of CROCKERY-WAKE, ULASAKt, ciuA, c, on irat street. Ft oct5 jrnsicijjn, sTBJjyauns, j.vi MT others vUiting our city, are informed that VM. It. P. STODDARD, No. 17 Main street, has Jiwt received a full stock of Drugs, Medicines, Paintx, Oils, and Varnishes, direct from the manufacturers and importers, baUgfat for cash, and Is now- prepared to fill all orders at such prices as will insure tafislaction. Orders left at the store by persons w ishing to visit the Fair, w ill be prtuiptly a'tended to, in tneir abseuce. at the saute prices as if t bey were present. ectS MTsT RKciiiflilfA A RBSlf LOT 9P of SIIALLENBERGER S ANTIDOTE, sure remedy far Fever and Ague, at W. II. P. STODDARD'S. octl , ' : 17 Main street. WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY". BWJ F7.VO FVLL1 COMPLKTAIO AXJL our stock of goods in the above liue, by late arrivals direct from the manufacturers, wears enabled to ehow a lares and well selected stock of Gold and Silver Watches, all kinds of Jewelry, Clocks, Silver Ware, Ac, sll of the latest styles and rico designs, which we offer at the lowest Eastern prices. All ladies and th rr f ntunlisd are respoctfully Invited to cell em' ' our good, hi theoldsund. Blltli lA'k BKOS., flct. 48 Btain st., Iwtwws Fiit and Second. jnLouui flo i a:AV loObbla "Wallis Mills" Kxtra Flout; 50 sacks do do Just received anil for sa!e hy oct6 CEO. FOSTER A CO. aTi ojyri MjyrTRjffii it a is t h At vL cheapest article in urn for making Soap. One pound of it makes twelve gallons of good soft soup. Fall directions sold vrith everv box of it, by octlQ N. 8. THOM PSON, Dniggixt. Afi HI CKE.n 3 1IOZI'A'OBSJLB uf T. TtKDMOXD'S. vtir Pey's Block, Main street. V OTl'B HJWFFAJm ten ceat rolls, at t octW . THOMPSON'S Drugstore. ATI LPK.-1,000 KXTBJt FITTHWW burgGliie, suitabls for pattern makers, and all uses for w hich go-wi gtue is required, for sale at octto THOMPSON'S Drng Store. gfBASST RLTTJHR J.VU Ait JUS! Jx . Juit received and for sale at T. REDMOND'S, o tl2 Posey's Block. Main street. TwlSlWUJRr-J.VOTIIAiR LOT OF W that pnre Cider Vinegar, jo-t received at oct7 .... VICKEBY BROS. J&WOTMCB TO TJX FJVEUS:OJ w Notice is given to tke tax -payors of the city of Kvansville, that I have received from the City Clerk the Tax Duplicate for the current year, l&VJ, and that I am now ready to receive the taxes for real estate, personal property, and ioll and dog tax. The f ixes now lue on real etate are to I paid w Ithlrf one month from date ; otherwise, aaid real estate will be sold for the taxes assessed thereon. P. SCIIMt'CK, City Collector. Evsnsville, Oct. 17th, 1AM. tta. Office Ku. Ti Mnio street, over Mesker's store. ocl7-lmd ratJJ'DELIXtt. P B.VIW.XTS, S Brackets, aud Portable Lights re-e-Uded and acquered to look at well u new fixtmei, or no barge, hy JOnK O'BRIEN A CO., ort 7 'SI Locust street. aa,.! tiC.n.nEtl&.-il OF THE BE t9 superior Gummers received this day, warranted te give entire satisfaction. GEO. S. 80N5TA0. oct IS Agent, No. 10 Maiu st.

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' ?. JOS, S0HOENFELD, JIASUFACTCtlB AWH0U3AL1 DEALf' CLOTHS, CASSIMFUE3. SATIS KTTS, T'. Also, IIAfa AudOapa, T f j' Ko. 3 Wars a SrarrYf rr. Mint xk-?cim( nepI2 EVANSVILLE, 1NL The Great .Medical'- Discover i WOV ILL'S CAkArsll4AID STILLISa EL00D & .LIVER SY. roa vme erst or !, ; ;roulou SijphUilic, and . .Vrrrvria . i .t I eatet, ('d jSortt, Skin . Duetuet, . other dueaiit which arilauted . bp J vure state of the BLOOD. C ;-,lv' . ,.- 9l - 9 nm istV'T'iJ ia im r-; fi f.. -f r. P JL .11 QUdCijm BttxA ih 'ifmHi' ' AT "LiVrtimV Mmhhlm$. JTWIB Ui8 OsVsTOJ- TUB uob)tt JUL cases ever recorded. He new eajoys -' ' f htalih, and has f-T the past year done as much w -7 1 as any jonng man of hh age! This cure has " cited bis friends, neighboia, and physicians, at' eveu some or the JfediVtff iVwfy. - One of the Tr4 femrs (Itr. R. 8. Newton,) who was called to wc. 1 biai as a Surgeon, not to prescribe, was so forcibly impnsaed with the ffmariay CVreUee Pem mt ;. AfedM .W, that he has adopted it into hi private ' prat ti jo, as well as at the Colleges and Hospitals 1 ,. t'iwcMri, Feb. Iff, 1U. 1 MteeM A. L. SroniL k Co. . - t . iiUom.L will with great pleasve rlre say c testimony as to what your SssxraaiiL4 and Stlli xou, or WooJand lie Sjfrup, has done tor Some three years and a half ao, I was attacked with a Sctofulous While Swolling, which was at tended with most excruciating pains. I tried earl. mw remedies, and bad two of the best physicians et th city (one or them a Professor in aa Old School ' aledlod College), and t iey failed to give me any relief. I was so reducod Hut I was confined to mv ' bed for over three ruonth. The nerves aad muschs of uue teg wvre so contracted and drawn vy ' tht Ictmll not n all. I hai saare (Via a dhtm e -niuf lrrr on my leg froi which 1 took, from thus' I ' tioi,iiKr ibai, aa kumdrtd hot, k, ecuie or them fiCia three to four Inches long. I was redwed toalatostaskoletou, and isv Xricads Lad gi v-ii ap ail bopes of my recovery. I was la 4k la toodit n w hu 1 roiunisnoed the use of yoar tUsd ad I.rr Bjf tip. I have used altogether soma i docen boiis of it. aaJ at the same time the JvLae Oitdmumt. which yon advUe t- use with It ; aad last--ly, the RtaUiy ctMmewt, given under the Bead of "White Swelling,-ia jour direction. last "' adds to aad a aasiaeat. and my legs have keooene so strong that I walk without any difficulty, and have etitirelgrtcottrtdtng hu!th. Tonrs, truly, V ., ' r., . v MAttTl-S BOBBI2f8.Jr. " Residence on Eighth street, between Mound and John, No. Sil; or at the place of business, with Brown A Villette, No. 4 East Fourth street. Bead au extract frotu the Clttcimmati Sfedkal JournJ, Tl. 5, page 310, by its editor, Prof. B. S. Xew toa, in regard to thU remarkable enre: . 'While Martin Robbius was iu the Very worst imaginable condition, we wre called to attend kin, f -i a fracture of the leg, produced by a fall. Tfc indications of a reunlou of the Lone, uuder ths circumstances, were very unfavorable, for be would sit, day after day, pu ling oaf SMef oiecss of Uae. which would alougn aO.. I louod Lim iMiag SosswiTa preparation, trUitk ht coutiumml to was utUU. rare ansa efrcteJ. We gave hint nu constitutional traatssent. being in attendance only as a surgeon ; yet we roafess we had much curiosity to see what could be done in a system so extensively diseased as" hia was." , - Will the afflicted call on tke ageat and get a Jiamphlet containing certificates of cares from wall Luown citlxeus of Cincinnati? , B" Kecollect that this mtdicine ia craroaW la cure all diseases that are caused by an Impure stats of the blood. ScoriU's Llood and Uctr Svntp Is toniposed entirely of vegetables, and UptrfeHi? s for Children fo s, In rasa of sore month or eraptlew of the skin. If mothers value the health of their children, they should eradicate the aeeds of tha disaaa before It ia ton Is te, .-. .-. . Bead the statotaeut of one of the oldest -Win Wits in Cinduoati. . -i "We hereby certify that we Lave been made ac inainted with ScoeiWi SaraaaartUa aad Utieaiia,or filUQlt ASD III'ZB 8YXUP. Ths Ingrec'eoti are entirely vegeulle, and no mineral enter " the preparation. W. S. MERB1LL A CO., : Oue door west of Burnet House, Cin'ti.- ' For tale by the Proprietors, A. L.. SCOV'ILL, As, CCi ' No. Iz West Eighth St., Clncinjaaai: Also, by Keller A White, Evans tile, lad "-.' N. 8. Thompeon. v - Also, ageuts for the sale of Dr. olT B&Zsamss tl Liny, and Dr. linker' PaU f weeeea, for the cura of all pain, both Internal and external. oct7-ddw'2in . TTHB EVAXSYILXat- u INSURANCE COUPAN ( Lttubluhfd aad aaorporoed im 1S36.) . Txxrs STEAMBOAT HULL, FLATBOAT RISKS: At low rates, ami adjusts losses fair priHuptlv.: ,.. .. , s Cahtal, - - - 25( : OFFICE On Water atret, well known Canal Bank. , . W'il. T. FAGX, flsora IKS UK A N VE A O EN V For the following well known Companies :' Charter Oak Intvrance Company, CAPITAL. ' Connecticut Insurance Company. CA riT.VL.... . 200,0. ' ' rioria. Insurance Company, CAPITAL...........-.........-.4JoOooo Park Insurance Company, CAPITAL... ...$too,oou -i v LorHlarJ Insurance Company. " . P1TAL U.t2fxyQ Takes a!l kinds of rinks, and adjusts toaaea proinpily. Policies for Life Insurance Issued ia tke Kniclirloeltr Life Insurance Company, Ol New York. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS IIM.00O Of which 100,0JO It deposited with tbe Comptroller of the State of New York. esp22-3mdliBW tf.V.Vl B J a B O O AtJ8 M. J8 JT Large aira heavy Oaany Bsgs, In store a f - sale by . PRESTON BROS. J. C. S; J. G. SMITH, i No. 1ST Main afreet, Can Saweatas,. EVANBTILLT, IN D . (T1 BJTASFVL FOB TUB PAST PJt TKW roiiage bestowed upon them, beg leave to ln form their friends and the community In general, that with the aid of new machinery, they are enabled to turn out work superior to that of any Eastern make. Those who w iL to have good TOOLS, and at the same time encourage home manufacture, can supply t hemsel ve at the f sct ry . . Hatchets, Axes, Hoes, Draw-Knives, Pork Cleav. era, Millers' Picks, and Ed-ed Tools of all kiade, niade of doable refined cast steel, and warranted xjoal to sny in nee. eep27-3n BUY UOMh-MADE SHOES tl JTJltlES WILL PLEJ8B TJMAt JLJ particular noifca tk.t I em going to pav marked attention to tho manufacture of Ladies' Hisses, aud CMlJrwn Shos of all kinds. " la cases of emergency, ladiea can have shoes mad within four hours notice. If any one doubts the fact, let them try it. , Gentlemen will please call and see the handsome and durable styles of Fall and Winter Boots I am bow making. WANTED Immediately, tea or twelve gord jourueyn:eu, for tnen'a and women'a work. Tb highest wages will be paid iu cash. sepizl JOHN BASCH, No. (Second st. TROP1CJL FRVIT liOOooonuts, w bxs French Lemons. ' Eectived at I. H. COOK at SON'S. JTW L T.W OMU O I'M T AIMS BBC AM daily bv r i press, at oct 24 COOK'S FAMILT GBOCIBt