Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 67, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 November 1859 — Page 1

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VOLUME XII. Efts " PUBLISHED BX f. Y. r A nil LE, Editor. . " rHSlI TH1 riKM OF THI: EVAUSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY. Joaraal Buildings, Locust M., ! M-Hrmt mnd tVTmttr. 1 " TMBM 0JrSVBSCBlM"tlOJ Bail rnpr...Mailed)..- " By .: wrk (payable to Carrier.) jh-t-WeeUy I'uper.-... ft otf'ilr "i.pr " " Club, of 16 or more..... rk. W7lor cf vearlv advertiser la ,..S5 CO ... 6 00 ... t ... 4 00 ... 2 00 ... 1 00 limited k lf. o a Immediate businew, in tUeir own name; "Sr.dT-rttaemw.t. for the benefit of other rUna, cUu legal advertisement, and adverr f "Ction sale., and idwMihe n..ne of o.her persona, aent in by them, tmst bn p.d for at the usual rate. 0 report, reaolution. or proceedings of any aor.iuon.Wety, association or public bTo communication deaigaed to call atteutioa to " ' ' j f i,iivliliml interest can be n r mauer 01 - el ui u"" , ., er-.i. nctem paid for a. an Vf'.'" a' - - . j .n nrrlor to that effect 11 ia left at a a itr.ce, una """" - --, v ' i i. will ha ctiarirea. lfLttb. penae of the attorneys "". BOtdelayaM foVlegal proceedings, bnt collectable friSfcr Job Work and tran.ient adverUh'jI a- CASH. pjrs or Jin run risiJS-ti. a: rsnrva 1501 176 " 76 I H5 160 1 1 I 2 25 I 2 ao 3 !45 3 &nu. 1 00 1 60 1 1 75 1 i 1 1 90 2 60 3 15 3 75 4 15 2 10 2 80 3 60 I 4 0 625 8 ( "l 30 I SO 3 25 a00 3 75 16"! ToOl 3 75 6 00 6 25 7 60 1 8 75 3jb I 4 60 tt 00 7 U I 00 10 60 rMr 4 00 6 00 8 00 I 10 00 I 12 0OJi4w rilTV. 1 00 8 75 11 60 13 75 16OOTl75 glTTu) 11 25 15 00 18 75 22 50 2.i V. iiTT'h 50 Ha 75 17 00 I 21 251 25 50 2 T5 riT7rTiOl0 I 15 00 I 20 00 I 25 00 I 30 00 I 35 raTTulx) I 19 50 I 26 00 I 32 50JjWWJji' rr'"'t ! 1 W 22 50 30 00 37 50 BUSINESS CARDS. . - - if MUM K Mi It 4 A.. U 'Hiti.K' &aiersinDry Gk1s, II.h.U and Slii.es, Fir street. STaMrille. Ind- . : . W . nn is.- nmttTUMiltS, WJUttt.Sfrk t ilk GROCERS, Dealers in Foreigi i u,l 1H- ... . .Koinurr mrmtfc KvansTTil-. lid. "I.-. C SALE IARDW AUE DEALKU. First, street, ZLI Maih-e Co.), Eausville, Ind Orders toprontpOj- fillsd at lowest Cincmnati riwa. . ' . - - t HMiMTflJV , WHOLIiJ? saj.k DRY GOO!8 HOUSK. First street. J.vUe, Ind. Merchants will alwajr. full .Of k -r Vn- Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hat. and Caps, at Jhis HoHe- Vhich wilLbe t.M ou fnirterm.sep2l & If dealer, in Grooenes, Produce, NaiU. Wa.Sjw G'sss, Glasswar., 4c 4e., No. 47 Main fi. .twn First and Second, Evausville, Ind. a. mi rju.ia. ... . luo-w,f-ty : TTiiii ' r. mwrmiTw. vfwssale DRUGGISTS, Doalsn .nts, . -. u.-..kinmn Block Main St., aKishi, w. ;t-. ,it .io, : Ind. Country ercuauu. -aral terms. my7-ly l y : hated on tlie aonuensv r . " C;;"nd KeUil GROCER AND PROV WION M EKCI! ANT. doalor in Cordage, Nails, G .s. Content. Powder, Plaster Paris, Ac., No. Ii8 Main tret, r.or the Canal. Evausville, lud. f,l"-.. -iirS. wi.aw.r.KM.I. r Of.. UiTMt & ii . ' - v lndi&na. Wbolexale DealrS in wrcsirie. and all kiu.U of Produce, Nails 4h.. Wiite Lime, t'em.vnt. Cotton "fu.h'' i.t n...l Oil. 4c. c. aiso, win...'.' hsu.d f I stock of Sash, Panel Doors, ic, of t ap'4i . ti. GMMtBBBT K CO., S VIC A SKfm- fOR3 to Gilbert IWwlwi, WnOLESALE GROCERS, ey.m is .treet, between Water and First, Evai.svSile, lu. iana. A full assortment of Groceries al- .. hand, and lor aaie i iuo e . tor " Cypres. Mill," Cettoa Yarus, 4c, matimacturer's iiricca. (novl " mm I. Mm rr 17 H WJUKjyitR VMBEE1U MAKsllAftH im-ii Fi-it (Street, between Vine and Division streets, kea constantly on hand a full assortment of ParaCmbrellas, Walking Caea,4o.. and wlls them t thu lowest prices. Repairin3 done at sh..rt noI'co tl in the best manner. All turners work . " . mylO-Om s"8 JJEJ J IJrtrvi- " mi J- l-BCLEK, haviue formed a copartnership for ll,,p;ice of Medicine, oOer their services to the ........ r Vr.n.pil l uud vicinitv. . Uinr on Third street, in the first building above ; Cr-.oent City Bunk,, over Jones x mj aie s ti.'nnington s residence, ou v-uesuini sireei, j e the tplscepal unuren. ie Bruler's residence, corner of Cherry and f-cot, streets. mard i'ar F. Milleb.1 HBiiaT MBBaUB. T-rtarrlyofW. J.Deubler Formerlyof S. Linbich. ivrinAT "Niehaus. chs;ajp cash dry goods store. No. 43 Maut Stbebt, M . EVANSVILLE. IND. POBUBT BO I'll, JBCHJ TECTrXCofflce on Second street, between Vine and Di,tir, next door to the old Presbyterian Church. Plan, specification., detail drawings, 4e., for all i-!ea of buildings, prepared on sh..rt notice, and c ronable tera V BJS'B J t VJVBKJVHM1MJI K TtZj tomej at iaw. Notaries Public and Real Ss-.-Apsnts, EvtsisviUe, Indiana; ' 'A practice law to the Conrto of this 8 to, ui Utend te the collection of claims in any pi : of the United States, will buy and sell real estate in the V,ty of Evansville, in Vanderburgh and a.ljoiuing souutie and in the West generally, and will perform any other- duties pertaining to Attorneys or Real ttte Agents. Lota and farms always for sale. , - K .nnkMi lv a member of the firm. af-fi nn Third street, opposite the' Court Boum, in the rooms formerly occupied by the lte nm, of Lnckbart, Parrett 4 Denby; tui.aLBa denbt....-.. iacos tcMtBSHKiMa. ctl5-dlr - w HVtiUM H, Z m IMPORTER. "Small ftL fiU and Quick Sales" is the notto at i. W. HUGHES' V isolesale Qneensware Store. No. 18 Main street, JivausTlh. Indiana. nri-.-.. t... Vnn-hjih Oueensw,,rt just received from the K' gUsh Potteries.for sale low. PXg uia, - . . rr, -, . -Q beow the market price. For saie oy atu 17? boleooking Glae.. "nt?rSH,eet a I'retty Picture. Forileby J W.HLGHES. Cash and prompt customers only desirable. yp2 J. W. HUGHES. 18 Mam street. ri HOTELS. C H EM WO Oil HOUSE ' BYER3. Proprietor Comer Virst and Locust , treets, Evansville, ind, .oat landing. One square from steam-myo-lj ttMMWS JjnKMMVJJV HO TEL, C Vincannes, Ind. J M. CLARK, Proprietor. Jr , i j . tv...A .,,,1 rSU DOOM OH UWU LlllKTU WIU ICllll Ul"w, -" j mhfflt ;"OW in nuwiw,.

and vfsunore streets, for the Pno oi P""S !v,l, iiepeating, and other NV.tehes, "c , l is Tfriends aud the public geutr:dly, to . 1.1- -.I.-.. ..ii-f,-ti.,u will be giuiran-

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BUSINESS CARDS.

PR ACTIO A$EWELKR& ENu'rAVER, And Dealer In Jewelries, K. W. CoK-ica or Fibst and Stcahom Stmbts, EVANSVILLE. IND. je-6m WHOI.KSAL DIALER IN GROCERIES & LIQUORS Mo.8 WMtFirit ilMjV ap25-ly EVA.NSVI 1LK, INT. hi E. SMITH, f2 pn C will ft i CHAIR MANUFACTURER -Mutpi. RVMn.Tllle. lllll.. W i i. .I tn iirdnr everr ri"lv oi Cane and Wood Seat CHAIRS. Tlie Trade audited ; at lowest rate. HotelB, Stearabonf and HalWHirnished promptly to onler. All work warranted. Janl-ly ' L . . "njra tCUK. H - BMOTtfEKS, VTHOI.K' r SALEASD RETAIL 1KA!.KRJN j FAMILY GROCERIES, j CLASS, NAILS, FLOUR ! rain, 8?U, Bacon, Lard, TuU Jl.ickrt. - hiinw. and Woodware geuerally. Ho. Si Mnin wt. - anaTillo, Ind. Gooda delivi red in uuy paiT uf tlie .It.frM nfrhorve. iOCfl i JAg. w.Ticaaav lonn rusKnr....n'i Tictaai -; rWXUK OLD FIB.n M AO iniiv A T.T.m HOWES. Forwanliiic and rvn'.... Morotianta. Rectifiers of the celebrated Matcnolia Whisky, Lwalers in all kinds of Prodia. superior Old Bourl--n and Rye Vi liinkie. and Foreign and Domestiqnors, c, Water stroet, Secjnd door above Vffl, EransTille, Ind. ENT D. ALUS. ' HOWBS. fob5-ly ' 1 'SMITH'S WtilBT ,'HJ1JSVM'.VT0RY, 35 MAIW ST R K KT, . . .KYAKSVlLLKi iSUlA.i J . . If yooi wish to get the worth or your money in ' Shirts,Gentlemen's Furaisiiins Goods FANCY SHIRTING PRINTS, : Please call at 35 Maiu Street. All order, lor Stitching Silk, Cotton and Linen Gh1b, pronipUy attended to, and neatly executed Grateful for past patronage, I respectfully solicit a continuance of the (Mime. ' Shirt, made to order from measurement, and satisfaction warranted. sept3-ly Evausville Commercial College mjQO. T, JTOBTU 1-1 It ST STBHU1. EVANSVILLK, IND. This Institution pr aents every inducement to young men wishing h araiuire a thorough practical knowledge of IhiubleEntry Book Keeping, as well as a general Busiuesl Education. , , ,, This iiistiiutiou has boon In successful operation for over five years. For Catalog"..-" r other particulars, call at the Rooms, or address declt-ly JEKKM1AU BEIlJncipalLB0NALD MSUKK THOMAS .OLUSS. JB FISHER & BOLUSS, JLS Steam Pie and Gas Fitters, coiner of Pine and First streets, Evans ilia, Imiiaiia. IUssi)ectti:lly assure the publio that any oruers entrusted to .tht;lr charge in ilie alH brunches of husitieb, wi.l be executed with promptmns, aud in the first style of workmanwiip. . , A variety of Bras, work constantly on band and mauufaiurt-dt -iter. Ht rict atteutien paid to Locomotive and listlilory work. Steam Gauges, Ga. and Stniin Pipes always ready.: -. - - . Highest market price, in cash, paid fo old Coiper. Brass and .inc. ! W. A. OAT LETT & CO., . CORNER OF EIGHTH AND LOCUST STREETS OPPOSITE THE RAIL- , , .... ROAD DEPOT. MM. GROCERY, where they will keep a fuU supply of the best Family Groceries, which they wiH sell at the lowest prices hr cash. All Kinus oi mar keting and country produce ill iw pnrcnaseu i the market prices or received in pay for goods. Families sen.iim tlieir ordors to this .lore may be sine of having mem -p'uiiipuy " j . . " . .1.. --.I 4-..1, hliill. filled. INSURANCE AGEN0 Y. ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Evauavills, UNDERWRITER AND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, ADJVSTEa or A vkkaoes, and Notart Public. He continue, to issue Policies from several First Class and most reliable INSURANCE COMPANIES In the Country, on Inland and Fire iiik. He will also receive applications for ' : LIFE INSURANCE. He will attend 10 the Adjustment of Liwses .f .r descrintion under policies from other agencies, and attend to the settlement of all wtteis coiiuecte.1 with INSURANCE, for parses interested. Uis loug exiorieiice as an IsnaAKCB Arcsr, has made 'him familiar with all subject connected with Insurance. . ti&- Office. Marble Hail Unilding. No.O Maiu St. JAM El M. BHANKI.IN OK AM PEE W. IIAKOIN. SHAN KLIN & HAKUilN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, KVAKSVILLK, IND. WM.V JLJ BUJl. K STATE, JiJS'O VjL Notarial business entrusted to them will receive prompt and careful attention. Especial attention will begiveu to the Collection of Claims io the following towns, viz. Evausville, Henderson, Mt. Yornou, Boonville, Newburgh, llockpoit, Cauneltea, Princeton, Vincenues, Washington, Dover, and Petersburgb.and in the counties in which said towns are located. ' OFFICE Third street,' adjoining the Court Uousu. septZO-lyd rau ii. p6T.it. JTTua.v jit Law. Kotarv Pablic, Real Estate and Doueci-" Inu- Airent. will attend to every species of convey. aucing, take depositions aud affidavits, acknowledg ment, of Deeds, ana Mortgages, m u;, form faithfully all business of au Attorney entrust. el to his care. . . Ofiiceover Ctorion Olfice, Princeton, lnu. , wpt2r-ly WM. E. FRENCH & CO., WHOLESALE -DEALERS IN READY-MADE Clotin g, YANKEE MOTIONS, No. SO Main Street, Evansville, Ind. Agents for G-rman Anchor Bolting Clotn. , . J . fKH.Y KbUIOTT's . CITY G-allery NO. 45 MAI AIN STREET. . EVAUSVILLE, IX u. Particular attention given to : Photograph aud Melninotypts. sep5-ly HO t, E SJ I.E JIJI BUT JIM. BOOK 4 STATIONERY STORE. ahSFti Just received and for sale by the sub- gfjJ scrilier, a large and apienoia assonmen. fffrfy of Books and Stationery, consisting Bjp;fV part of GOO Reams ot Cap, Letter and SmV Note Paper ; 500 Quires of Blank Books, from 10c. to SI 50 per qnira; 150,000 assorted Envelope; Memorandtim Books of ail kinds J also, a large assortment of School Books ; Bibles of all kinds ; all r ii.-.'.lniiia Works: Gold Pens of all kinds ; Steel Pens of every brand; Gold and 8il;r Penholder, and Pencils; Pocket Books and Pot lmonuais ef every description ; Musical Instruments cf all kind ; Sheet Music and Music Paper ; drawing Paper and Pictures ; Slates ami PeucUs ; Juk and Inkstands ; and many other articles loo uunieroua to mention, nil of which will W sold af tlie very lowest price for cash. ' J. HKALY. -'-Flatter's Block, corner of Main and First streets. Jingl4 : ' i. i PETER VIERLING, WTmULUUlST, J O. a tl:sT M TEB jLP STREET, KVANSVILLK, Imo., iHsUcrin Paint, Varnisiies, Oils, Dye-MnfT., Window Untss, Physicians' Shop Furniture, Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Supporters, - . . - Surgicil Instruments. Vc. 4c. , " ALSO Pure Wines and Brandies, and all popular patent medicines of the age, 4c. je!8 w tt. JMTICB, JMCJtlTBCT JJA mB m SI'PERINTENDENT, CRESCENT CITY BANK BC1LDINUS. evAneviiLa, ako. -. Plans, Specifications, Detailed Drawings and Ks1 1 mates of Public and Private Buildings, Stores, aud Churches, will be carefuUy prepared and satis. faction guaranteed. He solicits- the patronage of the cititon. of Evau.ville and vicinity. mar5-3m " V TIV E.HJ VJ. M UM UHJ SEIt 1 tt enrTre -tck hi trade of K. 8. RUST0N. I have rvmeved to tee stanu lormeri.v "J j i I will, in fntiive. keen on hand a gooo ,1111.. -. -, - - . , . , i ....,i nf all kinds of Feed and Seeds, which I will -"ri"j , . . .. . sell at the lowest poesible prices. epl6-lm -U rrX 8 CHS WHITE WMMJU JLUv Flour for sale at oct20 OOOK'8 FAMILY OROCIRT.

EVANSVIIiLE; IND..

BUSINESS CARDS. JOHN O'BRIEN & CO., , ' SUCCESSORS TO - ' T. J. WHITE & CO., ; PRACTICAL No. iil Loenat Strtt ; EVASSVILLB, ISD. 4 l.VG JUST REVMSiV'JiM large stock, we are prepared to ni np aior, is, Churches, and Factories, with GAh or Dwelling, STEAM P I'1'?" Jh Plf K, ana poasessing n-iun other establishment in the ci.y, lOReiiier l..n .xnfrittnce in the Lnsiiiess, we car promise to execute all work entrusted toaur.eare, in a manner to give wwikuuii. Wa bay on hand a choice and complete rnnety t Chaudeliers, Brackets, Portable Lighta, Penilnnls. Globes, Paper Shades, 4c, which we can sell Tory low. . ' " W rought Iron Pipe, from to 3 inches, eonrt.iutly on hand aud for sale at Pittsburgh Card HUf". Brass Cocks of all sizos, at Cincinnati prices. - sepl3-3m II. MUItSINNA, ahohtitbot, oI'FICK ON THIKD (STREET, BETWEEN . VISE AND DIVISION. 86" Plan., Spc:fications, Detail Drawlugs, tc, of Public and Private Building prepared on reasonable terms. gepl9-fim DR. C. C. TYiiUELL, and Residence. First street, 24 door roots sep!5-2m the SHERWOOD HOUSE. .. - IIUNNELL'S 3Poojrlxc ' Mills 9 coHN'ra or WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAL, K - EVANSriLLE. IND. ' '- rWHI8 .y'JK V XSTJBLMSU-JtKJBJyrT JbL is now in full operation, with new and complete Machinery of the latest style, for Planing and Dressing Lumber, planing and grooving Flooring, making Doors and Sash Mouldings, Window Blinds, and very other description of work done In such establishments. ; All work at these Mills warranted to be well done, and will be ofl'orea at the lowest cash prices. Packing Boxes of all kinds made to order. . Bracket, and Scrolls sawea to any pattern. Slitting aud all kinds of Sauiug d.iue to order, and in tlm most approved style. . jy32 . 'WILLIAM TTTTVVtT,T..- , J. H. MAG11EE & OU. I' UK JVXt W BMllr It" FOB THE IB . r FALL TRADE, with a stock of Goods every way suited to the wants of the coautrv, and iavita the attention of " MERCHANTS . to their extensive stock of DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED DRY GOODS AND BOOTS AND SHOES, which is very complete end very cheap. We invite Merchants to examine oar stock before going further frrm tKwrie, as we will fell them cheaper than they can buy goods elsewhere and get them home. ' sepl 4 ' "Watches and Jewelry. " ; P. L. CEISSLER ,. MAIN ST., BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH, OPPOSITE COVET H0V8B. WtTM VJJit JUST BR TtfBJSMI FROM MM. the East, where he baa purchased a beautiful assortment of WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEWELRY of everv des cription, the undersigned is prepared te suit purchasers in every particular. H invites an exaininatiion of his goods and prices. - P. L. GIESSLEB. N. B. Watche. and Clocks repaired and warranted. ... :v t . sepgt-dl NEW ORLEANS CARDS. B. H. rilttCHILO. JOHN W. HINOBAN E IL FAlilUHILD & CO., (Successors to T. C. TwiTCiirxi. 4 Co.,) Commissiou Merchants, 70 POYDBA8 STREET, octt ' "; MtW OKLrfAMS. fe m. KKjyvvjsui' v vo., -t.n.nis Km im, und Furwardinir Merchants, No. 29, Poydras Street, New Orleaas, La. my20-dAwly - rwi M.-O KI., STOCK VOJBMMSSMOJS M. OMerchant and proprietor o Stock Stables, New Orleaus. La. Jan22'57-ly. SBMIP. It HI. BOJmttBMO, CUJUMiS. sVuinn Merrlmnt. No. 7 Lnfavettu etraet. New Or leans, for the sal of butter, cheese, lard, eggs, nrieu rrnita. Vlonr. Meat and all sorts ot Western . Prol,i,. and for the l.urclinse of inwrles. At. -iB advances made ou coustgiiuiunie. nmi.i-ij n H. suout t o., x.riMixsniJ MERCHANTS, 94 Camp Stkkht, A'.'iF UKLEAXS, LA. JOS. W. DOUGHERTY, Forwardius aud Coiuiuission, NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana.! R.tera to Messrs. ALLIS 4 HOWES, aKi-ly livaunvillo. llid. II.HI.W u it vV m tnjpti m t o., rr commission and forwarding MERCHANTS, No. 18 Pojrdraa Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. " CLBM WILKIN. ..W. B. UBKATHOUSX...J-S. OITXINOKH. We give our personal attention to th sale of Tobacco, Com, Wheat, Hay, Oats, Flour, Pork, Bacon, Lard. Ac - - aug!4 B. P. ET1IELL...R. G. ABBOTT....EB. FALLS. B: P. ETHELL & CO.. Commissiou ' and Forvvardiug : : ltX3"t3, NO. lOl MAGAZINE ST., NEW ORLEANS, LA. ' " BRrERKSOV.S : Geo. Foster Co., Brown 4 Aikman, and P. G. TPHiley, Evansville, Ind. A. M. Phelp 4 Son, Miner 4 Weed, Newburg, Ind. . 6. M". Iieaveuworth, Esq., John R. Kvertson, Csq., Mt. Vernou lndis .' . . . . a , G. P. Hudspeth 4 Co., Boonville, Ind ' i . -t. Ge., Atkinson, Esq.r W. Wi Catllu, Esq., Henderson, Ky ' Newcomb 4 Bro.. D. 8. Benedict A Sou, Louisville, Ky. jytt S. TWICHELL, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MKR.CH AM T, - i - ST. LOUIS, MO. Liberal advances made on eonsigniuents to either of our houses. BKfEB TO Messrs. Allis A Howes, Beraeut A Veilc, Howard A Brown, Evansville. ' " jyC AUIHIIrTHE U.Vlt E H SI 'E II , CL for many years chief Clerk iu the house of JOHN HURLEY A Co., begs to offer his services as Commissiou Merchant, to the friends and patrons ef that house, now that it has retired from business. With this end iu view 1 have formed a co-partner-1 ship with Mr. E. W. Uentou, senior of tUt old aud well known firm of K. W. Ijeutoli Co., Under tiie name and style ot BENTON AKIN'O, to take pl; from the 1st ot May, pnx The subecrilK-r relies ti.r sup(K,rt upon the frleuds r.r th old house of JOHN Hl ULfcl & t-o., who I have had opportunities of experiencing the promptues. and ability with which ho attended to tbeii Corner of Lafavette and Nw Levee street.. New Oi leans, April 1. 15W. ang8-y 1 rTa . lilt OWN, I C 0 M M I S S 1 0 N AND F0RWA HDING MERCHANT, No. 8A Tchoupltonlas Street, I . . ' A"KIK ORLEAXB, LA. JHJ" Particular attsntion paid to the saleofWest- ' eru produce. Personal atteutlou paid to Xoi war.lj : tng Merchiuidise. angl nm-M mii yjuMs. MM. 100 dozen Chopping Axes; 20 do Meat Cutters: 20 do Wood Saws; 10 do Coal Hods;' 100 sett. Fire Irons; 1 deven Meat Saws; ' 2 do Butchers' Steels, jast received. imt13 GEO. S. SONNTAQ. r 1 n

M.WIS TOM'S HOOII, MICH Bran, jast reoeivod and for sale by

Del - ' CH AS. MoJOHNSTOM.

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lie Sailti EvsnsTllle Ac Crawford st II le Rail road.. DEPARTURES. Accouimodstioii Train... BH...... Mttil Train ARRIVALS Mail Traill Accommodation . 4.30 A. ..10.30 M. ,.12.33 P. - 7.10 M. Selected Mlaeellany. j Mr. Hillaed, ia bis last letter to the Boston ; Courier, says: 'Let me mention with due comnieniiation another, excellent thing , or rather two in modern ' London ; the i cleanliness of the streets, and the substan- j tial manner iu which they are paved. Some of them are Macadamized in a very . thor- t ough style, forming a very hard and smooth surface, over which wheels run with no rumble or jar; some are paved, in a way that shows they have made the best use of the experience that such a city must furnish. Rectangular blocks of stone are used I think not granite, but a hard, compact limestone or sandstone these are laid edgewise, and the edges on whic'i tixe horses step are about three inches apart; thus there is a joint, or break, for the horse's hoofs to take j hold of about everv three inches, which is a great help in the -prevention of slipping. When the street rises from the gutter to the center, so that a horse naturally takes a diagonal line in going up, I observed that the blocks were sometimes laid transversly, 80 that the line of motion ' might be as nearly as possible at right angles with the line of the joints. A miniature steam engine, complete in all iU details, was exhibited at the California State Fair, of about one rat power, manufactured by Henry Rice, watchmaker, of Sacramento. A steam attachment was formed with a copper pipe, ' no larger in diameter than an ordinary straw, connecting with the boiler outside, from which it received its supply: and when under a full head, its fly wheel performed over two thousand revolutions a minutv Nothing could be more , beautituny accurate in i adjust ment. The cylinder has a three-sixteenth inch, seven-sixteenth inch stroke. It pro pelled a small turning lathe, and elicited from the spectators many complimentary retuarks upon the skill of its manufacturer. From the annual report of the Virginia State Treasurer, showing the operations of the fiscal year ending September 30, 1859, it appears that the balance of money on hand at that date was $222,888, of which 104,103 is to the credit of the commonwealth, $42,519 to the credit of the Literary Fund, 9,217 to the Board of Public Works, and $67,137 to the Sinking Fund. The actual receipts for the fiscal year were 6,571,711, and the actual diaoursemeats tor the same were $6,002,831. . The Memphis Avalanche, of the 21st, says there is but little hope of the recovery of Ex-Governor Jones, who has been very ill in that city for some time past. Governor June w.i.-i United Senator . from 1848-to 1857, and was Governor of the State from 1841 to 1845. He aeteated James K.. JolK, afterwards President of the United Slates, ia 1841 and 1843 in the race for Governor. He is a man of fine abilities and a national statesman, and his death would be a public loss. ' T Lawson Botts, the counsel for Brown and his confederates, a correspondent informs us, is a son of the late General Thomas H. Botts,' of Virginia, and nephew of John M. Bolts and the Princess Catherine D. Murat, of Florida. : His mother is a grand-nit e of General Washinirtou. Mr. Botts is said to be a young lawyer who relies ou his profession for subsistence, and a man of good ability and spotless character.' . .. In Philadelphia, according to the directory, there are 595 Smiths, 412 Browns, 336 Johnsons, 304 Joneses, 2S WLUiuuises, -225; Wilsons, and 178 Darises. Of the Smiths, 80 rejoice in the Christian namo of, John, while of the Joneses there are 26 who are known by that excellent prefix. Of the Johnsons, one half the number are colored. The editor of. the Louisville Democrat suggests an infringement of the guaranties ot the Constitution. He proposes that Gov. Wise shall write a letter to Gerrit Smith," reprimanding him lor his complicity in the Harper s Ferry affair. W ould not mat De an unusual and cruel punishment? Prentice. ' y The Delphi Journal says that an effort will shortly be made to procure the attachment ot a portion of Washington township, Tippecanoe county to Carroll. It is said to be th general wish of the citizens interested that this transfer of their couuty allegience should bo made. The 'American Agriculturist says that "there is a tfrent art in making a, .good cheese.'' Certainly. A fine fresh cheese is an admirable production of art, and an old one a specimen of animated nature.--Vf-ft'rc. - ' : ; ti;-";, ' , " . A bill is under consideration i in the Legislature of Tennessee providing that all free pertious of color over 18 years of age, and under 40 vears of aire,, shall either eo. into slavery or leave the State. . ' nn rnoTotJMAfH JJ'H j.iihmoM. TVPK ARTISTS. KKLLKIt .t WHITE, al the solicitation of a iiimlier of artists, have brought on a complete assortment of PHOTOGRAPH & AMBR0TYPE STOCK, Cousisting of every style of ' :; 1 " CASE, PLATES, BATH KS, - CAMERAS, STANOS, r CHEMICALS, " 4c, Ac, with which they are prepared to turn is! the trade at Cincinnati prices. All orders will receiri prompt atteutlou. KELLER A WHITE, '-jc2S-d.rwlm ' '"'' No. 32 Main ret VINSON , late Master Mechanic Ai. C"." Riilroad. " t ' " ' - 1). CALLAHAN,1 late Engineer at Machinist do. . ! j , ; JOHN-IVINSON &s CO., MAN CF ACTURBR3 OF STATIONARY ANLV' PORTABLE STEAM JNUir,i3 - i'' AUD 'V " a"' ' & -"f O IL EK O I Corner Lett and Water Street, . . t Etummmvillm . ...: : .. .' JtHmm. Particular attention, given to all auch work as appertiims Io RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS, . DISTILLERIES. MIXING. ,-. ' 8A W, GRIST, SlfGALr AND . . ! MALT MILLS; TOBACCO. . TP.V AND LARD PRESSES,' Aud In short MACHINERY OF EVERY DEI SCRIPT10N. ' Also. House Fronts,, Window Caps, and Sills, Veutilittnrs, Grates, Iron Railings, and all kinds of IROW AND BRASS CASTINGS. y . . Dealers in Steam iaud Water Gauges, Steam

, Whistles, Wrought Iron Pipes, Gum, Beltiug aud Packing and Fire Brick. , Mirny Kstecial attention paid to Jobbing, Repairing and BtacksBiltblng. aug24-bm X TBJt SCfEMlOM TEJt&GjHJ dim growth for those who have heretofore f..uud difficulty iu gutting suited with fine flavored Tea., at W. H. P. STODDARD'S, ootSl 17 Main .treet. . i .v i - ' .:-. r.f . i - : , : !"..:t.: V

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i i LOOK AT THIS PPPPPPPPP . PPP PPP , PPP PPP PPP PPP , PPPPPPPP PPP j . . :j PPP , e! . : PPP, . Pi'P PPPPP .RRRRRRRR RRR . ; RRR :! RRR (, RRR , . RRR . RRR , , RRRRRRR. , ; RRR RRR . . j V RRR RRR RRR RRR RRR RRRRR RRR " RRRR IIIIIIII IIII , . IIII IIII 1 IIII ... TIII ' nn " . : ill! iniiiir NNN . " ' ' NN -': N NN' " S NN' NNN - N :- v ' N . . N. N N .. N N . N ' NNN NN NN- - ;NN ; NN N NN TTTTTTTTTTTTT' TT TTT TT. TTT .," T TTT ' "'. -TTT'6' TTT , .: TTT TTT J TTT ' T TTT IIIIIIII ... :: W . 1 ' 'i fjl IIII 3 jlu mi,, s. 1111 ... -IIIIIIII' NNN NN ' ' M N NN N NN "'-' ; ' N ' ' NN"" NNN , N. N ' N ' N N N NNN NN : ', N : NN N NN N nn GGGGft " GGGGGGGGG GGG GGG GGG . GGG GGG GGri .f utl' .' : GGGGO . GGG G GGO GGGGGGGGG GGGGGG i OIF1 .A.jL. CI 3S3S, - iHlaiK rfc Tljancy, Executed with neatness and despfttcri, and on reasonable terms, at th4l , JODRML JOB OFFICE ' ; No. C Loenst Street. " v T FruM Oie tlerckcuits' and Manufacturer' Jeur Hal. To those of our readers who are subject to Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, or other Billious and Nerroua attacks, Ve- honestly recommeTid' Leed's Substitute fpr Quininefor so many cures by its use have come under our own observation that we know how excellent it is. ' This Substitute does not contain Quinine, Opium, Morphine, or Arsenic, wniie u possesses all the advantages gf these medicines, with none of their injurious effects. In a namnhlet: . before us. we find certificates from all classes the sailor merchant, and in valid," which all bear testimony to its excellence. ' Let our readers send for a circular; or belter for half a dozen bottles, to Lbich & Carlstadt, "Evansville, Indiana.S TOTES OF. ALL DBSUKlr-nua. SCANTLIN & STEPHENS flav. Just received a full supply for their Fall and Winter Trade,, and everv descrintion of STOVES, GRATES, . TIN WARE, and KITCHEN UTEN SILS. Their stock embrace, all varieties of COOKING", PARL0RAND OFFICE - STOVES AND GRATES, - with and without mantle., all of the newest' and mm appre'ed patterns. . The stock embrace the greatest variety ever brought to this market. It has been selected by one of the partner, iu persen, from the Urges t stocks of the manufacturers in Pitt burg, Ciuctunati, and Louisville, and baa Men purchased on terms that will allow the undersigned to se ' the very lowest cash price, for which such article can be had in this market. tVT Call at the sign . of the Cooking Stove, No. 13 Main street, opposite the .State Bauk, between Water and First streets. sepl2-dAw3m . SCANTLIN A STEPHENS. savrC BUSHELS WBISB POTJTOK ust received and foi als at COOK. 8 ertai Pioneer Family Groeery

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CHANGE OF. AGENCY; I N S U R A NCE. COM PA NY. '" ; 7 Hartford, Conn. ,., ,' - The agency of this favorite Company, held by ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Esq., has this day .en changed, and , . -' - " .,. : t JOHST NEISEJT, Late of'Memphis Tenn.', has been appointed as his .accessor. ' ' 1 - -!.. i. . Parties holding Policies in the PHOT NIX, can have tham renewed by calling npon Mr." N. ' M. MAGILL, General Ag't, Cincinnati ' INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL, TO U 00,000- : -v.i ... .. .. jjy THE ' 1 ' ' :-' PH NIX INSURANCE COMPANY . . . .. or. : i ' ; ;. - HARTFORD, CONN. . . ' iCagU Assets, OVER HALF A MILLION DOLrLAR3. " i ,; , ; S. L, LOOMIS, President. , H. Kkllouo, Secretary. , , : ; ; ' . M, Maoill, General Agent, Cincinnati. sVer Applications received, Policies issued and renewed, and all business pertaining to this agency promptly attended to by " ....... ,Vt JSJL9Jlill, aouuBT" Office with Dr." Bray, over Adam. Express Company. '' augia-dm m TJS.nKJVr of vo.n r J s 9 ASSETS, AUGUST 1, 1859. . . , Cash on hank and iH Bank 866,059 05 . - Cash in the hand, of Agents.. 37,483 31 Real Estate unincumbered , 6,-100.00. Loan, secured by Mortgage on unen cumbered Real Estate d - Loan, amply secured by pledge of Stocks, Bonds, dss , 60 share. U. 8. Trust Co. ' Btock, Hew York......$5,000 5,T50 200 share. American Ex. - . Bank Stock. N Y......20,000, 20,000 37,150 00 83,250 00 KI shares metropolitan Bank stock, K T. .20,000 200 share. Bank of Com- ; merce Stock, N Y 20,000 150 .hare. Continental Bk - Stock. N .15,000 200 share. Merchants' Ex. ' ,- Stock, M Y 10,000 423 share, cf Merchants' ' ' ' Stock, N Y............I0T70O 500 share. Phoenix Stock, N Y..,; 10,000 100 share. -Ocean Stock, ' "-'"' M Y...-.. 4,000 300 share. Far. t Mech's Stock, Hartford ,00O 200 shares Phceuix Stock, . Hartford .-i...;.......5!0,0UO 200 share. Mer. t Mauniae'rs St'k, Uartford.20,000 100 Bhares tna Stock. Hartford .. 20,000 195 share. City Stock, - Hartford 17,500 150 shares Mercantile Stk, Hartford 15,000 110 shares State; Stock, . Hartford .. . -11,000 25 shares Kartford Stock, Hartford ... 2,500 a! ,800 20,000 ': ' 15,150 " i 10,000 ;. , -2,T9:.11,200;', ..4,800 . ;si,800' :20,4 i -21,000 21.600 i 20,'Qr.O 15.I.W 1S,2( 8,:i50 3,2o9 600 ,10,500 .' 1,995 4i2 10,135 t ' io. bm i I ni " ' 1 ' 50 shares of Connecticut River, St'k, Hartford. 2,500 . 10 shares Hartford conn- - ty Stock, Hartford 500 100 shares Citixous' Bank r - Stk, Waterbury, Ct...lO,COO 38 shares Waterbury Si k, ; Waterbury, Ct 1,900 ' 4 share. Stafford Stock, Stafford, Ct... 400 100 shares Holyoke Water Power, Jlass 10,000 10 shares New Britain . Water BoudsL 10,000 10 shares CP I R R Bonds... i , 10.000 7,400 SSIC.MO (HI .. . 730 00 Acct-mttlated Interest on Loans , Total Assets ....... $547,712 30 Liabilities Losses unadjusted and not due 23,736 01 8. L. LOOMIS, President. H. K euoco, Secretary. , JOHN W. NEXSEN, Agent, ' auglS ! - -. Evansville, Ind. Thomas Bedmond, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in . , Groceries, Produce, & Liquors, J"o. 133 r Block, Maim St. THE VJ'H EI. hi UJYEII, HJl VMJVO removed to No. 132 Posey's Block, Maiu street, and disposed of his old stock of Groceries, is jnst receiving a new and enlarged assortment of GR0 CERIES, LIQUORS, Ac, which he will sell, either at wholesale or retail, as cheap as can be purchased in this market.' Having -purchased my stock for cash, I can sell my good at Manufacturers' prices. To my old customers both, in town and country, I tender my grateful acKUOwieagmenis ior pasi lavors, aud lio ty strict aneniHiu to unsineaa m merit a continuance of their patronage. 1 iy- Good delivered In any part oi tne city nee of charge. sep2f.J T. UEDMONO. mfO K-JK O 1 STEKS HS Vt dozen 1 Dt can Fresh Cove Oysters, ; i 20 do 2 lb can do do - . do. Just received aud for sale by : ep!6 GEO. FOSTER t CO. ar u U S H E S-H M B, . V A O THE S, MM hoe, Kail.'Tooth, Paint, Vsruisli (large or small), Pencil, Painters', Dusting, Cuuuter Dusters, Scrub, Horse, and Whitewash, with all other kinds of Brushes you can ask for iu a Drug Store, can bo bought very cheap of octl0 ; ' N. 8. THOMPSON. Draggie j SftMCBS I SfMCB tft EM . THE 9 oldest' establishment tn the United States, whole or ground, warrrantod te give satisfaction or . o charge, for sale at , , ViCKEBY BROS, i in cbb jnusrjBii: i.y T- CJJ8, M. boxes, and loose, just received and for sale In mmntitie to suit onrcfaasers, rf: i ! !. i i ;ep2S : CUAH. McJOHNSON. HUSH El S JUST ME- ...... ,T. REDMOND'S, ... ' Poey's Ulook.' r ceived at . . octl4 VjyruBMBsCv 10 doz Brooms. '! 10 do. Buckets. : . :-. 10 doz Tubs, assorted si.e-. 2 cases No. 1 MatclH-s. 2hhds prime Sngsr. ' ' 10 racks Coffee. , ,- SchestsTea. : "25 bag. Flour, extra brand. 10 boxes Soap. i 10 boxes Candle. -yi X5 keg Nails, at, ... ;T ... sep27 : ... . RKOMOND'ii. Poeey'a Block. 7jf .nEMita.y- HOUSE, tiOSTUJS, IS WM. the largest and best arranged Hotel in tlw New England States; is centrally located, and easy of access from all t be routes of travel. . I contains ll tin, modern imurovemeuts.and every convenience lor the comfort aud accommodation of the traveling public. Tlie sieepiugro -mis bio mi ice im vtvn ventilated; the suites of rooms are well arranged, and completely furnished for !aiuilies, aud Urge traveling parties, aud the house will continue to bo kept as a nntt-claxs hotel Iu every respect. epS-ly ' , tit-vi is Kli'K, Prop'r. mTfOTTON YARNS AND BATTING. 76 bags assorted No.. Cotton Yarn. 60 bales No. I Canneltou Batting .. M bdhs. Cotton Twine.1 . 25 bags Caudle Wick. 10 bag. Carpet Cbatu. - For.Ml. by fseP2l WHKELKR A BIGGS,

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MISCELLANEOUS. . "7 Ayor's Ague Cure. Fott T1IS (il-KKDV Cl EK Of INTERMITTENT Ff.VEn, ia Fkvek a.vo AnuK, Remmittest Fever, Chili. ' Fever, , Dljib A..I K, Pkiodical 11i.aiacu, h IliLLitiis Headache, and Bili.iot.-s Fevers, indeed ros ihf.: who .k ., class or ihska:s ORIGINATING IN BILLIAKY DERANGEMENT, CAfSKII BY THE MALARIA Or MIASMATIC COtTSTRlK. 7 No one remedy is louder called for by the necessities of the American people than a sure mid Kate core for Fever and Ague-. Such a remedy we are -now enabled to offer, with a perfect certainty that it will eradicate the disease, and with asemrnnre, founded on proof, tli.it no linrra can arise from ili . use iu any quantity. . Tiiat which protects from or prevents this disorder must be ot immense service in the communities where it prevails. Prevention is better than ' cure, for the patient escapes tlie risk which he must . run in violent attacks of this baleful distemper. This "Cure" expels the miasmatic poison of Fever and Ague from the system and prevents the development of the disease, if taken on the first ap-' proach of its premonitory symptoms. It ia not only the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large quantity we supply for a dollar briugs it with- . iu the reach of everybody ; and in billious districts where Fever and Ague prevails, every body should ' have it and use it freely both for cure and protection. It is hoped that this price will place it within the reach of all the poor as woll as the rich. A great superiority of this remedy over any other ' discovered for the speedy and certain cure of Inter- : mittoiiu is, that it contains no Quinine or mineral, consequently It produce, no quinism or other in lurious effects whatever upon the constitution Those cored by it are. left as healthy as it they had , , never had the disease, ... , " Fever and Agne is not alone the' consequence of the miasmatic poisons A great variety of dieor- j ders arise from it irritation, among which are Neuralgia, Kheumatijm .Gout, Headache, Blindlets, Toothache, tarnche, 1181x11, Asthma, ralpii tation Painful Affection of the- Spleen, Hysterics . Pain in the Bowels, Colic. Paralysis, aDd Derange ment of the Stomach, all of which, when originating in this cause, put on the Intermittent type, or" become periodical. The " Cure " expels the poison from the blood, and consequently cures them all ' alike.-it ie an invaluable protection to immigrants and persons traveling or temporarily residing in the malnrious district. It taken occasionally or dally while exposed to theinfecton, that will , be excreted from the system, and cannot acrumnlf.to in sufficient quantity to ripen into disease. Hence it is even more valuable tor protection than cure, and few wilt ever-sutler trom Intermit tents, if thev avail themselves of the protection this rem edy affords. ' ftr Prepared by UK. J. C. A X Hit t UO- Lowell. Mass. Price One Dollar pr Bottle. m- Bold bv KELLER & WHITE, Evansville, and by all Druggists and Merchants througlumt this country. . . oet2G-5md4weow St. Charles Saloon. . . NEW PROPRIETORSHIP AN ENTIRE " ' RE-ORGANIZATION. as&Bs. uJuojnjEB v n bemfvss, .. from New Oiieane, have purchased the ST. CHARLES SALOON, on First street, nearly oppo site tlte Post Office, and have refitteii it in an ele gant anu attractive Btyie. i The new proprietor, hare had long experience as keepers of fashionable and popular Restaurants in , ISew Orleans, ana they win endeavor, in their new house, to coni bine all the elegancies au4 luxuries, of Northern and Southern Restaurats in the ST. CHARLES.:' . vj-jr :.:? ui : i . . . . Thev have brought a large and complete stock ef choice Liquors from New Orleans, which they collected with care during their business xa that' city. Their connections and acquaintance in that city wilt enable them to obtain the choicest sup plies of Liquors, i rmts, and luxuries irom that market in inture-, aim tney win spare ce expense nor pains to mako the 1ST. CUAJiLES snxpcis, hereat.er, its turmer representation, as a pletsaut Saloon, a place of good- livia&r-and elegant, refined aud luxurious resort. . " i 8a5" Billiard players wlrl find at this Saloon a set of the finest mar bio- top Billiard Tal les, frctn the well known and celebrated factory of J. M. Brunswick, it Co. ' ' I The undersigned flat tor themselves that long experience and careful attention will enable thiin to tuer.'l a repntation equal to any Salooniii the westf tii c .untiy. t I A splendid LnucK will be served up In the most approved style, eviry morning at V o'clock. 1 HAMMER & IMIEIUSS, I aug4 .; .:..' Late of New Orleans. -TiBI!SCE'J'T CITf TOBJCCO E.1 1 - TORY. The undersigned having engaged in the Tobacco Business, with the purpose of supplying, if possible, the wants of the home market, I am now epared to offer a well selected stocti of inanufai.tr --yl Tobacco from Missouri, Kentucky, aud Teui.sire Leaf, in Pounds, Fives, Halves, Eights, t il ... i arters, in any desired package. Terms liberal, and acceptable tliscouut for CMi purchases, but noealn less than five boxei. A. 'GUMEERTS, ' jy28 v'i Ko '105 Main street, Kvansville.liiil. i J. C. NUBLINC,' FORMEBLV WITH URBAiy. ' 'oDlS S Co., CliiOl NX ATI. J Manufictni;-of s !i . FIRE AND BURGLAu PROOF . Corner Tiiliil and Uivisiuii Streets, EVANSVILLE, JA'D. Coustantly on hand, all different sizes of Sates, latest styles and improvements, guaranteed to lie equal in durability and rinkh to any Eastern manufacturers, at the lowest Cincinnati prices. Also-Manufacturers of LOCKS, WALL SAFES, SHUTTERS, Etc, ail finished in the beat stjls of workmanship. ' Siwscimens of Safaa, etc., may bo seen at Messrs. Roelker. Klusman A Co., 7ii Maiu street, to whom all orders 'must bo addressed. anglt mTMLTIi WW FBEStf0 fEBS. FAT KL'KIZ, at the Whol-jsale audj re tail Confectionary on Firr-t street, I; two doors from the Post Otliee, bus airain liei'ii amiointed solo agent lor Maltby's Baltixnoro Oysters In the city of Evansville, and he will receive daily, supplies by Express, directly from the Packer, iu Baltimore. He is prepared to offer the trade such inducements forho entireaeason as have never been offered in tills market heretofore. A constant daily supply always on band, so that "dealers and families can obtain at any time dn g the season those choice Oysters, In cans-and half cans, and in the shell, warranted iresh and sweet, and very superior in flavor and quality.- Terms cash. And none but bankable money received. A. KURTZ, au25-6m Sole Agent for Evansville. 5To"V5r Goods vt OAKLEY'S. If OJ K L MS ' S wV, V. 6 JYOB TMt ! mJJ First street, are in receipt of a large stock t of Carpets, Floor Table, and Stair Oil Cloths; Window Shades, Stair Rods, Cotton, Linen, Woolen, and Silk Duuiasks ; Uugs, jllats, Bleached and j Hrowu Muslin, Cutton and Woolen Flannels, Cot -. ton and Lilian Sheetings all grades and sizes of 1 Blankets, all qualities of Shawls, Knitting Yaru, ( and Cottoa Hosiery , ami Glove; Cu-siuets, CawiI meres, Cloths, Children's l'laiilsi, Merinoes, Lsdic' Dress Goods, Silk, DeBemges, Plain and Fignred j DeLaines, Jaconet and Swiss Muslins, Embroidery and Embroidered Colhu'S, Woolen Cyods, all shades i of Worsted Mild Cheueal Culieoes. l.un'oi!i:, I'ui1 brellas for-Orrits, Iiftdies. anil Misses ( Hoops. Hoop j Skirts, Ac.,.vhich uro offered UT cash t reasonable ltrlres ami orie nrico to nil. :-. Wa also have on hand a large smd"nt 01 Pol k, Lard, Molasses, aud Whisky Coopers.; f . Orders tilled at short notice and tnwprices. ' -J sepl-lm fmnTTEB &Mi.nPOhTJ.-V4 K TO WM. . KVKKY ONE, WITHOUT AX.CEPTION. . MILLER A JflKHAl'S, at the new Dry Goods Store, 4.1 Mm street, between First an.t Se.iiid streets, Evausville, 1 ml., are now in daily receipt of their new and splendid stock of . ' - FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS. . They are determined to sell and please all. Tue request their fair customers and the balance id mankinif .opny them a visit, take a view of their goods, satisfy their tastts aud lay in their stork lor the seasou.. The stock consists of a great variety of articles too numerous to specify. MILLER A- NIEH ADS, Cheap Cash Store, . sepia 43 Maiu street, Evawvlll. ' I

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