Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 67, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 November 1859 — Page 3

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WEDNESDAY MORNING.. ...OCTOBER 2 RIVER ITEMS. ABMVED. Dacetah, Cincinnati Oonewago, (Ncinn,ll Mart urn Potnam, do Hottie Gil more, io J A Dune, Cairo ' ' " Charley Boweti, Cairo " DCriBTCB. Dacotah, NO ' Hottie Gllmore, down Martha Putnam, St L'a Charley Bowen, Cairo Cone w ago, Naaavilla ' The river at this point continues to ' recede gradually, and is becoming very troublesome- so much so that we cannot j keep track of-our regular packets. There are numerous boats aground both above aud below this place. At Scuffletown there is only, three feet scant. From here out to Cairo there is only four feet scant on the - bars. - Freights are plenty, and have adTanced considerably. The following are the ruling figures : To New Orleans Apploe, e0.$ bbl ; Tcbacco, $5 hhd; flour, SUc V bbl ; pound freights, 35o V 100 tt;I(rgs and Whisky ,90al00 bbl. To St. Louis Pound freights, 20e V 100 lbs. To Cincinnai i Pound freighta (heavy). 15o V 100 lbs; ahipstuff and wheat, sack, 15o. QSe? We are. under obligations to our clever friend James . Patterson, at Wheeler & Riggs,' for favors received. STh5 superb steamer J. H. Done, Capt. Lew Davis, and Clerk List, leaves this day for Cairo. She is a good boat to travel or ship on, and is always punctual to the hour. This boat is peculiarly adapted to carrying stock as she has wide guards and every accommodation that shippers could wish. Those having stock to ship should not miss this opportunity. t&" The Charley Bowtn, having been detained by fog and not by ascertaining the dimensions of the sand, as the Enquirer intimates, arrived here last night, with a good trip. There is no fear of sand while oar friend Weed is at the wheel. This splendid packet takes her departure this morning, at 11 o'clock, and is prepared to take freight and passengers, delivenng them on railroad time. Tis useless to say more, as the Charley always speaks for herself. Th Silver Star will take her departure -at noon to-day (provided she arrives), for Paducah. ' The fog for the last two nights may keep her back. She is a good boat, and passengers for Paducah. and way places will be taken care of in good style. That worthy clerk, Gus. Dusouchet, is at the desk, t& Mr. James Stewart, engineer of the ferry boat Manchester, started to cross the river from Bird's Point to Cairo, Thursday night, in a skiff, accompanied by three Irishmen, since which time nothing has been seen of him, the skiff or the wen. It is feared that the boat swamped in crossing, or that he has been foully dealt with. frThenew Cincinnati and Mavsville side-wheel packet Magnolia, made a trip on Saturday evening, performing highly satisfactorily. 7 he hull is 200 feet in k-ugth, 31 feet floor, with 5 depth of bold. The machinery consists of threo five flue boilers, 4G inches in diameter, 24 feet long, with a pair of 22 inch cylinders, G feet stroke. JS?- The Pacific, R. J. Ward, and Diana are lying at Shippingsport. As soon tis there is sufficiency of water, they will resume their places in the New Orleans trade. gayCapt. Stewart, late of the Messenger, is building a tittle cotton freighter at Cincinnati, for the upper Red river trade. She is to be ready for business by the 25tb of next November. , R5yThe Lue Eavet left yesterday: with a fine trip. We are glad to see her doing well. We wish her prosperity and a long life. ' ' J Local and Miscellaneous. Ham moth Potatoiss. There was gathered off from about one third of an acre of cround, part of the farm of William A. Cfariswell, in Warrick County, 70 bushels of potatoes.- Some of the potatoes measured nine inches in length and 1 2 J inches in circumference and weighed 1 poumls each. We eall that doing pretty well for th pocket. : SgjfThe Chess club have added largely to their numbers and Interest. The room is generally well filled with lovers of the Royal game, who spend an evening more pleasantly in witnessing these mimic encounters of Kings anS Queens than they possibly could otherwise.-- v- , - - OYSTKftf..- Few persons are exempt from an appetite for oysters. Where to get the Jbesi article and on the cheapest terms, is information always favorably received. Jacob Schkiblb, corner of Second and Main streets. is the place to procure the freshest oysters of Uie Fair Haven, Norfolk, Va., brand, and he sells them cheaper, he informs us, than they can be purchased any where else. He invites a call. ' tfj-Ei-Govemor Joues died at Memphis, Tennessee, on Saturday, the 29th ult. He as a prominent politician, and his death will be mourned by many friends. The- late great fire in New Orleans destroyed about $400,000 worth of property. The new market bnildingand about one hundred residences and stores were burned. The Delia says it is the most destructive fire Binee 1834.' The New York Herald Bays that Bishop Onderdonk, having failed to secure his restoration to' his office by the House of Bishops, has resolved to sue them for damages for the pecuniary loss he has sustained in being bo long cut out of his salary. This will be a straige lawsuit certainly. iW question very much if the reverend gentleman win fare any better in the civil than, he did in the ecclesiastical court. OCBAN StEAMIHOOn HtJSDRBD MlLES AH Hour. A letter is published in the Buffalo papers, signed by Ex-President Millard Fill'f more, Hon. S. G. Havens and a number of .J, influential citizens, addressed to Rollin ermain, requesting htm to make a public explanation of bis principles of construction for steam navigation. He proposes to esA ' tabluh, amengst other, the following propiocsitions: . That steamers may be constructed to run one hundred miles an hour, and so strong that the greatest ocean forces would ' not endanger their safety ; that the economy lof their movements will be such as to reduce the cost of transportation to less' than one fifth of the present rates; that when loaded with a large freight a full passenger "'list, and fuel enough for a voyage around , ' the world, it would not draw over twentytwo feet ; and that as a war ship one would toe an over-match to all existing navies. ' ' Mr. Germain has made the subject his study for thirteen years, ani now makes it public " lor the first time. Eminent engineers of ' the United States pronounce the plan practicable, and destined to work a complete resolution in steam navigation.

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HllaMiiii Vtllm ml.rn.mme tke hl0m. ' all degenerating pai tides, and render ita pure and healthy Said. Ita action U gentle, but but and reliable. Fever and ague, and th' periodical diaun moat prevalent on this continent are proveuted by a timely nee of this marvellous remedy, and cored by a course ot the kuu according to the directions that accompany each fcoK. Sold at the Manufactory, No. 80 Maiden Lane. Mew York, and by all Druggists, at 25c, 63c., and SI per box. - ... HOT 2 J emr r ptmrm elmpee time the lntrductw of Dr. J. Iloatetter'i; celebrated Bitters to the pub -Tho'-prejudice existing ia the luluds of auaiiy persons alut what are denominated patent luiHltcinee, at first .retarded its sale; but as its virtm-aand met ita. became known, this barrier of prejudice was overthrown, aud the demand increased so rapidly that iu a few years scarcely a village existed in the United States, in which the afflicted had not experienced thu laments arising front the use of the BITTERS, aud at thn present day there are to 1 found IN ALL PA HI'S OF TIIK WORLD vouchers for" the grout merits of the article. No greater cure for dyspepsia can be found. -" For sale by Druggists and dealers gener lly , everywhere. , .""'y1 Co., offer for sale the following rich mi I d. niralde goods: Lupin's 6-4 Merino rloths. Lupin's i-4 Cahmeres, high colored all wool Delaines, rk-.li Chintz printed French Delaines, rich priuted Meri in and Cashmere robes, splendid Chintz, said priuted Delaine robes. Chintz printed Foulard Silk, in patterns, plaid, striped, and figured silks, iu great variety. Extra fine black Thibet Lous: Shawl, extra fine black Thibet square shawls, rich I'heituel bordered Shawls, &C-, sc. These goods were all purchased at a very great sacriflro, at the receut large Now York auction sales, aud will be sold very cheap In quantities to suit afi buyers. ' " ' ' f Bodiam Mining Company, tauriil... Indiana'.' Office on Water street, betwmu Msin and L.x iwt Coal, in quantities of not iestf than ' buahels, de livered to any part of the city, at 1" ceuts wr bnh. at the pit, 8 cents. JOnN WTMoNO, oct9 . . Secretary and Manajt'T. . CRESCENT CITY GALlRY., WK ALL follow interest in spito i t vain lk, Aud to iIiihk) who deal fairly, to Ihem should walk, i ' Now, you who want Pictures, faith choapai If firstrate, ' . Bring your dimes to SMITH'S Gallery, (you uou't have to wait). . . t; lie fears no competition from (Hie or the other, . But looks uHn each as a friend aud a brother ; " ' He cares eot (or shew, nor putting, nor blowing, -' Mock soirees, urKaniiuon. assuredly knowing That he bihIum thetrade, who irives mont for the; cash ; - . The people care nothing uhtut any tcraiid splanli. Now, all who want Picture, lare ones or small, . Should, wii'iout ntore delay, ou M r. f mith ;all; . The Court lloasis you know, jnt ever the way, Examine his Pictures we kuw what you'll say The best iu the city, aud cannot be heat ' la fini-h or priee and by way of a treat. ---''" To Ladies aud Families ha lessens his pay j f; t'uie alnug, friends, don't neglect it a day. ' soplri-fiiu t , . . ; OHK:V, A.Vi tARS-lull JiXSm c!mm.v braioia-Va. Totoxx; . . -. So holes Hves anil tights do; - : - i iS, bntu Twist(in foil) do; 2B ' do light pressed Va. do; '-.... IS caddie Blue Mon's Chicken do; ' . a do - Thomas' Twist - do; . . . ib do 4 aees" do - do; t ease "Silver Krtll" do; lOO.lNItt ww'd German Cixara; ' . . . 25.X liavanua dot 160.1NXI Half Spanish ' do. ' In store and for sale iw by ' WHKKLKK t BIGGS, wnv'M No. 17, Cor. First and Sycamore sta. W. II. P. STODDARD, TMB M, i KSTjt BZ.M1HH U DRUG STORK, No. 17 Main street, con tinlies to keep ou hands a full and complete supply of Medicines, i ' ! . .. . Paint, Oils. Varnishes, Glass, Brushes, Perfumery, Lamps, Burning Flnids, Ac, Which he Hells xt as low a flgnre as any bouse iu the city. t Also, a large and varied asartmei t of AM SHOT i PX UTOVK. CAUEBAS, VASES, A VD CHEMICALS, j, . , ' Iu fact; everything appertaining to the art. Order promptly attended to, and forwarded by steamboat or Express to any part of the country. sept'20 EVANSVILLE TEA STORE. WW cial centre like Boston, New York, aud Evausville, business is gradually classifying itaelf. thus affording goods to dealers and cousumers at letter rates: therefore, resolved, that we ileal TEA. TOBACCO, Jtc, Ao., instead oi general gro ccnee. - , We beg leave to call atteutiou to our large aud well selected stin k of geods iu our liue: 10O chest aud caddies assorted leas. ltXkboxes Tobacco. 100,000 Cigars. . 5 bbls Blacking. 60 boxes Ground Spices. !45 bbls Vinegar. . 80 gross Gate Matches.: ' -" , j ji; 20 lags Grain Pepper aud Spice 1H bdls Wrapping Paper. &0 roams Writinir do 4,200 Paper Bags, assorted slwts, very convenient tor retail purposes. Mustard, in small aud large tiu cans. Common and fancv Candies. Butterscotch. Ac. with aiauy other articles usually kept iu such stores. . . . Sneaking d Teas. let it' bo understood that we are anxious to sell Tea. and will sell good Tea at 45c, 60c, 60c, C5c, 7Uc, 75c, 80c,W0c, $1, and 81.20 uer uound - . r . - We also have Toas put up ia 2, 4, aud 6 lb caddies to our order, to seH to families. II you want gooa and rhbao Tea. call on us.- For the present in Po sey's Block ; afler the 15th of October, in Foster's new mocK, on First street. - Call and get soma Tea. . - - - E. H. SARIN A CO. ' W Hairs wanted, for Groceries or Cash. - Enquirer copy.' - . . eep26 SAPONFIER, - , OH'-' CONCENTRATED POTASH. sr. ou njiHfjva noj f withuut M. lime, with little trouhie and' at trifling ex pense. The cheapest article ever discovered for the purpose. Oue pound will make twelve or fifteen gallons of good soft soap, or nine pounds hard soap. Printers will find It a superior article for cleaning type. It is perfectly soluble ana tree from Impurities. . Broken iu small lumps aud put up in I, 2, 4 and 61b -cans. . - ... . o - -. . Manufactured at the CHALLENGE CHEMI0L A WORKS, Brooklyn, and sold by - , K. B. KUBKEE t CO, oct S, lydw-W ' 1 J ' 181 Pearl Street.- New York. TmOTASH.M0 JE sale by - LBS. GOOD POTASH FOB . N. S. THOMPSON, - Druggist, Sii Main street. enplS -rrtnun t:o pa b Tjyji hum MP or . M K Kea A Wells (dissolved by notice of the 16th) will be continued aua aettwa mutually, octal. . . . W. A. McKEA. w?ob a lk a jVBar it w-blmj-Ml iu ue- containing eirht roems.with rood cellar, yard tilled with choice shrubbery and out-buildings in good order. The noose n aunaioa on eevenui tTMt between Walnnt and Cherrv.; Incniin of oct20 JOHN IVINSOK. 20 bxb, L.a vau KJMSIJVS, M half boxes . .. do 11 qr. i do " "' do , 1 cask Zauti Currants, .,,.,.' . .' "" 1 cask German Prunes. 1 cask -Cerman Cherries, . , e r oa hand and for sale at oct20 V COOKW FA MILT GROCERY. BB8H aBBtrat.8 4 JL - 10OO Hal. clear sides.. : . luou lbs. dried beef. V .' : ; COOK'S FAMILY GROCE at -wml uaBTaai.B 8 r vm f kijv , V aqnashes, kUhaws, swevt and Irish potatoes. s, sweet and lrisn , for sale cheap at green and dried apples, for sale cheap at octM j,.n-. COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY. J?OB 8JLJ3, OB TO TBaDJt OBJ stock of Groceries or Clothing, a Farm containing -M acres, one mile sonth of the town of Linton, Greene county, Ind. Forty acrss are iu cultivation, frame House, Log Mouse, Fruit Trees, Water, tc. Euqnire of it .m24-1w f McDOMALPASABiy. " ST 1MB '- rr" Ma-, 169 barrels white lime,: if. ! .JF. . , '. ' 60 h'hds gray do . r,. . , If - : ' 125 bbls Hydraulic eemet, . : "i JuKt received and for sale by .. oct la GEORGE F09TKH f CU. t ' wVa g- m a en t ajyru bbl, 8 bxJLJrJr trn Flour, just received and for salu CHAS. McJoHNSTON, . Posey's Block, Wain st.

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U V i , . .. T OBJVCO. - ." l-ox various brands bright Virginia; : do- Halves) rives, atad JCigbts . 25 cuddies " Planter's Choice;' SO, , do- ."BMrowa." , .- , - , In store ami for sale low, by ' ' '. '""'.'' ettf j Tf Jr. V h aJ.'roatKU f-o. XTSJt'f laTJW CUiPB OB LO&wood extrcl-i-r:s llidigo, uuihr, aud a general assortment f at -. W Wv. II. P. STODDARD', octl9 "- ii '' 17 Main stroet. I'M ctt KJ.tl T.tBTBB, PO if-' doicd fr-.m -rj '. preiily for family use at ' W . II P. STiUIARI'!, ' octlO 17 Main street.' , r i: i , - ;ti VICK KKI MKt. Evansviile Paper Mills! J.FUNKE, - - - PROPRIETOR, O. SGHMlTT, Jk STARK, AGKNTS, . No. .15, First t Kvansviile. ' Always u hand and fr sale at Eastern prices, nil qualities ..f wrapping puer. MKafrt the, liij;host uiarket price, taken in i'.xcbui(B.for paper. .. octlHmti jWKMt8li!'VH fiHSW f J VIST MMfL cvived pur' steamer Maclay boxes extra Msuihiirgh chcse, a superior article for cutting out. & boxes fc'mliih Dairy very flne--forfami-iy use at KKKKlNfc, CCKN1CK CO.'tJ ; octl 8 47 Haiu street. a,faV it! SUtiJU! -IJV 8 TO ME JJVIi. o for sale at reduced prices lOOOlbs extra crush ed siurar at Vie per pound, aa fine a sample as can le found in tlie United states., zmju ids oi a supeit ir grade of Mew Orleans sugar, cheap at oct IS . EBdKlNE, CL KNICK k CO.'S 47 Alain street, sole agents. WW 1(K bbls choice now Molasses; -- iObhds " Sugar; To arrive by next steamer for ' oct24 1 E. S. BABCOCK. J T TMJS'O1 5 O Bat, B 8 CJJVJVBI.tou No. I, juat received aud for sale by .K.IW . GKORG8 FOSTKB A CO. rwHn . vjiWB s i c.vi; n has opknSTj ed a drawing class for mechanics. Those who wish tooin are requested to call at his office in order to bespeak the particulars. J. K . FB1CK, Architect. ' octl J Office in Crescent City Bank Building:. y , J-IOBBKCTIO.yMJJYV WJBOPLB V are under the improssion that Kosser Bro's. A Co. are keeping fine silk and fancy drees goods only. For the information of such we would state that our stock of staple goods is complete, such as CALICUK9, GIJ.GUAM3, DEB AGES, Merinos, wool daiiuels, the liest of canton flannels, linseys, bleached and browu shirting and sheeting, c. Also sattinets, jeuns aud ca-i-imeres, lor men and b ys wear. Cillf in and examine. r- " - KiS!KR BRO'S CO. otrtlU No. 'S Main street. ntk a r m. ar m A rrt.1. A IX 3 ers A Weiahtman's m.ninfactnre, just fvceived and for sale at a am!! advance on eaaterti Driven, at WM. H. P. STODDAUIPS, octl9 ' ' i 17 Slain streat. . JL4 and retail. -A new lot iu store to-iay direct from the manufacturers at the Druse Store of WM. U. P, STODOAKD, . octlS w ,. . . - . - 17 Maiu street. rvsr MB CK I VKI 1,570 PJH,HQJr ages of China. tilam, Oaertuivare, and LookingtiuMs,' 100 gross Table CnJtery. Veens wa 1 . 1 J. W. HUGHES, 18 Main street, Evansville. 38 crates assorted for the Country Trade on octi fVAi HOLLINGSAVORTII & BRO. mM-JVB JUST BBCBMVKU A LARGE M M and now importation of CROCKERY-WARE, GLASS W A BE, CHINA, Ac, ou First street, Evoct 5 auaville. BTBJJVOB B&, AND JL others visiting onr city, are informed that WM. If. P. STODDARD, Mo. 17 Main street, has just received a full stock of Dm., Medicines, paints, tuts, ana varnisnes, uireux imai me manu facturers and Importers, beught for cash, and is now prepared to fill all orders at snch prices as will Insure katlsfaction. orders leit at tin store iy persons wishing to visit the Fair, will .i promptly attended to, in their absence, at the same prices as if they were present . cla r'V8T BKCKiVBn-J FBKMi t,T of bUALLKN BEUGKB'S ANTIDOTE, a sure remeds lor Fever and Ague, at W. H. P. STODDABD'S, 17 iluin street. octS WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY. MM. our stock of goods in the above line, by late arrivals direct from the manufacturers, we are ena bled to show a large and well selected stock of Gold and Silver Watches, all kiuds of Jewelry, Clocks. Silver Ware, Ac., all of the latest stylos and rich designs, which we oner at the lowest i-astern orices. AU Indies aud the rest of mankind are re spectfully invited to call and examine our goods, at the old stand. Bl iT jCO Li r JT UI4U3., oct 4S Main St., between First and Second. M1 100 bbls "Wallis Mills" Extra Flour: . . 50 sacks do do Just received and for sate by octG ' ' - - OK0. FOSTER 4 CO. jTyOJ- JiJT T Jilt A I'JS TUB 't-y cheapest article ia use for makiDg Soap. One pound of it makes twelve gallons of good soft soap. s uit directions sum witn every dox oi it, uy ootid - i N. 14. THOMPSON, Druggist. gri mi i cm my bs iiosbbjv bob naiB J'tt v - T. RKUMOSU'S, octl2 ' Posey's Bleck. Main street. CO TCM 8J'VBMjr ; Mi vis ajsn ten cent rolls, at . ' octlO THOMPSON'S Drug Store. 11.VB. 1,000 its. JBXTBa I-iTT8. WM". burg Glue, suitable for pattern makers, and all uses for which gond glue is required, for sale at octlO ' . . THOMPSON'S Drug Store. BB8T BVTTBB ajJI BatfS! Just received aud for sale at V- .-. . . - .:i. ,T. REDMOND , . Ctl2 ' - -. Posey's Block, Main street. -mmiJVBoaB. tJVOTBBB iT OB w I that pure Cider. Vinegar, Jut received at oct7 i.u -! - -.- ' V1CRERY BROS. mmoTMCB to rax jamBBs: By V Notice is given to the tax-payers of the city of Kvansville, that I have received from the City Clork the Tax implicate lor tne curreu year, 1S69. and that I am now ready to receive the taxes tor real estate, personal property, and poll and dog tax. . ' i ". a- ? - The taxes now duo on real estate are to Je paid within one mouth from date : otherwise, said real estate will be sold for the taxes assessed thereon. ' I P. SCHMUCK.Cit Collector. Evansville. Oct. 17th. 159.. .. Office No. 72 Main street, over Mesker's store. '' ' ocl7-lmd MT1BajVMBIi IKB8. MJBJVlIBJrTS, WS Brackets, and Portable Lights re-gilded and acqnered to look a we I as new flxtuies, or no harge, by , JOHN O'BRIEN A CO., '. oct 7 ' ' 21 Locnst street ' SjaW UCJIiMKBH is Of TBB8B I snperior Gunimers received this day, warrant' ed to give entire satisfaction. ! '- i :'. (,(; " USU, I. DUHII tWi ontia . Agent, Mo. 10 Main st.

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X tat W. Lr. Charlestown, Nov. 1 u The arguments in the case of John Brown, being concluded, - Mr. Chilton aiked the Judge to instruct the jury that, -if they lieIiuve the prisoner was not . a citizen of Virginia, they cannot convict hitn on account of treason, saying that the constitution did not give rights and ' immunities aloncy but also responsibilities. Mr. Chilton also asked another, to the effect that the jury must be satisfied as to the place where the offence was committed, whether within the boundaries of Jetfereoo county, which the court granted. .: . t .. . A recess of half an hour ' was taken, when the jury came in with their verdict. An intense -excitement prevailed .in the court room. Brown sat up in his bed while the verdict was reudered. , ' ' , . The jury find him guilty of treason, advising and conspiring with slaves and others to rebel, and of murder in the first degree. Brown lay down quietly and .said nothing and there was no demonstration of any kind. . Mr. Chilton moved an arrest of judgement, both on account of errors in the indictment and errors in the verdict. - The objection in regard to the indictment has been already stated. The prisoner has been tried for an offence not appearing on the record of the grand jury. ' The verdict was not on each count, separately, bnt a general verdict on the whole indictmeut, the prisoner has also been , found guilty of both counts, for murder of the same persons. It was manifest that he could not be guilty of both. . By . agreement the points will be argued to-morrow morning. . Brawn was remanded to jail. Mr. Harding announced that he was ready to proceed with the trial of Coppe, who was brought in, the ceremony of passing through a file of armed men being dispensed with." ' : ' Coppe took a seat between Griswold and Hoyt, who appeared as his counsel.. He appeared calm and composed. ; - The remainder of the : day was spent in eudeavoring to obtain a jury. The pannel was not complete when at 5 o'clock the court adjourned. ."',' . J. ;. . ' '. Washington, Nov. 1 at. A pamphlet by Rev. Johnson, is about to be published, entitled, " Remarks on Popular Sovereignty j, as , maintained -and denied respectively, by Judge' Douglas and Mr. Black." He establishes the following propositions: 1st, That Congress. has no power to prohibit slavery in the unorganized Territories. 2d, That Congress has no power to prohibit slavery in the Territories after tbey have been organized under Territorial government.- 3d, That Congress, has no power to estabiish slavery in a Territory. Slavery is the creature of positive law, which may exist either by statute or custom. 'i'4. That if Congress can neither prohibit nor establish slavery in a Territory, it cannot legislate to protect .or regulate it. 5, Territorial governments can admit, protect, or exclude slavery at any time during its existence. " J ' ;. 5th. Territorial, governments can admit, protect, or exclude slavery, at any time during its existence. In conclusion, he submits that the doctrine of popular sovereignty, maintained from first to last by -Judge Douglas, and now so assailed by the Attorney Geueral, has borne the clearest and most explicit sanction of Congress, the Cincinnati Convention and , President "Pierce, and, above all, of President Buchanan, and it is with equal conviction of its truth that he asserts that without the belief in the sin cerity of such sanction, and especially the last, President Buchanan would now be enjoying the quiet and leisure of Wheatland, gratified only by remembering the services rendered his country, at home and abroad, in other public but, perhaps, in his estima tion subordinate and less desirable stations than the one in which he now, as his friends assert, fiirures so conspicuously aud hono rably before the world, as well as the nation, , i Nbw York,. Nov. 1 m. . A Washington dispatch says: "I have it on the , most , reliable authority that the death penalty will not be . immediately indicted on Drown. : He may be sentenced to die on the gallows in two or three days,' be cause the Ordinary delay of 30 d:ys between sentence and execution does not apply in the case of one convicted of inciting slaves to insurrection, but Gov. Wise admires Brown's indomitable pluck, and for that and because he wishes to show how magnanimous Vir ginia can be, he will probably respite the execution for at least 30 days. I should not be surprised from what I learn, if an order should be made directing Brown' to be sent to Richmond, to be kept in the Penitentiary there till such time as the Governor fixes for bis execution. ; o- - ' A Massachusetts lady,. whose name I un derstand to be Childs, has written to Gov Wise requesting permission to wait upou and nurse the unfortunate old man. The prrruissioa has been, granted. . . Nbw Oblbaks, Nov. 1 at It is reported that another Vigilance Com mittee is forming in this city, to superintend the election to take place on the 7th of No vember, i A deputation of Plug-Ughes, from Baltimore, is also satd to have ar rived., " .''"' '.".". " "'"v" .. Twenty -five deaths occurred at the Chari ty HospitAl from yellow fever, during the past week. : . .. ': ';... rive cargoes of slaves, numbering 1,200, are reported to have been landed near Ha. vana during the week. , , ' - Baltimore Market. , . ': Baltimobb, Nov. 1 m Y Flour steady ; Howard street 5 37, without purchasers. Wheat steady at I 28. Corn dull and slow of sale. Mess pork-15 25; prime 11.25, - Whisky steady, t -f- - '; ' s.-y : Pblladelphla Market. j .'"': PHItADKLPHIA, NOV. 1 U ' J Sales of superfine flour at 5 255 37, and 5 505 75 for extra; 5 856 25 for extra family and fancy. Wheat in demand and I 321 40. Rye 8690. Corn, iu fair request at 96. Oats sell at 42. - Whisky in small demand at 27J28j. Cincinnati Market. CfNCINSATI, ' NOV. 1 P H Flour is held very firmly at 4 654 75, for superfine. Wheat is in fair demand, at 1 051 08 for red,' and 1 121:18 for white. Corn nachanged at 42. Oats steady at 46c. Barley 62c. Rye 7980c. Whisky dull at a decline of c. There is a firm business in mess pork at 13 75. Br.con dull; sales of shoulders is reported at -7c,, holders are firm at 7Ji) Jc. for shoulders and sides. Hogs are -offering at '5 75 Exchange declined to J per cent.' i' . . 1 .. ci 1 1 O ' Chicaoo, Nov. 1 p. m. In addition to those previously reported killed, are Jerome Masou. Telegraph operator, T. L. Gillett, J. Moore, of . Fon Du Lac, John Lomb,' C ' Petersilia, L, Sherwood, of Oshkosh, Dr. F. Minor of . Watertown, '-'. . ' : J Injured, E. II. Sykes, both legs off ; Mrs. Lelhs, leg broken ; Mrs. James Kinney, leg broken ; Mrs. Baldwin, 0.-hkob, both legs broken; , Van Buren Smead, editor Fon Du Lac Press, skull fractured, not ex pected to recover. . The accident was caused DV me tntiu running into 8B OI. -

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- . XT 1 . A terrible accident occurred ori "the Chr-'T capo i North .Western. Railroad this afternoon ; a train consisting of thirteen cars, filled with excursionists from Fon DuLac, for Chicago, run off the track at Johnston's creek, eight miles south of Watertown, Wisconsin. Eight persons are reported killed, ami a numlM-r badly wounded. Thenar. f !. Ir'illswl . far Jna knAwn. " W V, .r T 7 7 t nre M.J. Thomas, U. h. Marshal; Mr. . t Honrdiiian, Geo. F. Emerson, badly injured; A. 1). Bowsted. Indian Asenti F. L. Giliett Judge Flint, Mrs. Redford, -'-Van Bureti Suieatl, ull of Fon Du Lac, '', St. Louis, Nov. 1 p m " The river is stationary at this point, with 5 feet water to Cairo. - XewTork Market. New York, Nov. 1p m Flour unchanged; sales of 16,800 bbls at 4 854 80 for super State ; 4 854 VO for extra State ; 4 75k 90 for super. Western ; 5 555 70 for common to medium extra Western; 5 505 65 for inferior to good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohioclosing dull and less buoyant. Canada flour unchanged; sale3 of 100 bbls at 5 35(3)6 30 for common to choice extra. Rye flour in fair request at "3 604 30. The wheat market unchanged,with " a limited supply and ' moderate export demand ; sales of 3,800 bus. at 1 091 10 for Chicago Spring ; 1 3d for wblte Canadian ; 1 50 tor white Kentucky. Rye quiet at 84c. Barley more scarce and firmer; sales of 14,000 bushels at 8485c, the latter for choice. ' Corn" very doll and inactive; sales of 15,000 bushels, at OOfqil 01 for yellow; mixed Western is nominal at 98(9Q...Oats firm, at4445 for State and Canadian. 'Whisky dull and lower: sales at 26c closing with no bu vers at over 26c... Pork. firmer for prime; sales of 300 bbls at 15 3215 37 for mess ; 1Q 50 10 60 for prime ; total stock 34,382 bbls; same time last, month 49.013 ; same time last year 18,871 bbls; included in the. sales are 15,000 bbls mess, at sellers option all the year, -i at 15 00; mess ' closes heavier. Beef unchanged ; sales of 450 bbls at 4 00 for country prime; 5 00 for country mess ; 5 00(?,5 80 for repacked meii3i II o0(S, 11 50 ftr extra ditto. Beef hams dull and heavy at 14 50 (til 5 50. Cut meats scarce and nominal, at 8c. for shoulders; 9j0c. for bams. Bacon quiet'; dressed hogs dull at 77c. . Lard heavy; les of 600 -bbls at 10j()l0Jc. liutter active at,1218c. for Ohio ; andl521c. for State. .Cheese in demand at 8llc. Stock of beef 12,804 packages; same time last month 13,612: 5,009 same time last year. - ' ' -: ". TnE EYE! njiMB Hi'B .' :oi a i jo tub onJL -GANS wliich beneficent nature has endowed man with, the Etb is the most important, most complex, and most delicate in organization. From its extMised situation, it is constantly kable to dis ease which assumes varied forms, and which, when negleeted or maltreated, too frequently terminate In blindness. It becomes, therefore, necessary tha the., practitioner shall be thoroughly conversan not only with the structure of the eye ball and -it aupeudages, but that he shall have a most acounit ' andpertoct knowledge of all diseases to wuicn thut organ is liable. - -. In presenting this card for public consideration,' I .wpuld observe that after an experieuce of over ten years in the principal epthalmic hospitals of Knrope, together with the advantage of a large private practice, I am prepared to treat all diseases of the fcye witn tnat certainty or success wtucn can-only be accomplished by years of experience. s- - f Jo? Consultation hours from 8 A. M. to 12 T, M.J and 4 to 6 P. M. JOHN MAGENNIfS, M.D. 'J OtHce, corner Locust and Second streets, Evans M. A. LAWRENCE. Wholesale and Retail Dealer iu Aiuericun'and Ital ian Marble, Head Steae s, Cottage and large Monuments, Vases, SI antics, Furniture Marble, Ac; now en hand, over 400 tons of Statuary, white and tino Variegated Marble ; he can furnish dealers agreatcr variety of fine Marble than can be fonnd in any ot the Western or Southern States. His stock consists of Dlabs of all sizes, from 1 to 10 inches thick, aud Monuments of all sizes, at prices that cannot fail to please. - - ' " Thoej wishing to purchase beautiful and Jastin mementoes, will find in his large warerootn au as sortment not to he jur passed for beauty, originality of design, carving, and execntion.inany of theeasfern cities. He constantly employs a Jarge number of first-class workmen and carvers, that enables him to give bettor satisfaction than can be had at any other establishment. His agents, in soliciting crders, are authorised to sell at the same price that the purchaser would have to pay if he selected the marble in person. His customers can alwa3's rely upon having their orders filled to the letter, as autinacftoa i his aim, and promptnet hi motto. j - MARBLE HALL BUILDINGS, . dec 22 w " .- Evansville. Iudiuna. BLDEGR ASS NURSERY, Located on the JPeiersburgh Road, ten,piit?s I . from Evansville. . ' ', rWHB '8UBBCaiBBR OJPBBBS BOB i JL sale, this Fall, the following articles: -; d'0lMi Apple Trees, from S to 10 feet high. : 1,000 Cherry Trees, in tm choice varieties, two years from bad. . - - - 1,000 Pear Trees, Dwarf and. Standard, one to two years old.1 - " v Also, a ejuantity of Sweet Chestnut Trees, Plums, Goose Worries, Currants, Strawberries, Ac. - , '' 8,0o Kvergreens, consisting of Bed Cedar, Pitch' Piuo,. White Pine, Jersey Pine, Scotch Fir, Norway Spruce, Chinese and American. Arborvitae. x ' i- : . ... W. CRISPj Sandwrsville. Vanderhugh Co. sep27wom' . Ayer's Cathartic Pills, . FOB ALL THK Pl'UI'OaES Of A rAatlLT FHYSIC, are so composed that disease within the range of their actiou can rarely withstand or evade them. Their penotrating properties search; cleanse and invigorate every portion of the human orgauism, correcting ita diseased action, -and restoring its healthy vitalities. . As a consequence of these prcperties, the invalid who is bowed own with pain or physical debility is aatonished to fiud his health or energy restored by a remedy at once so simple and inviting. " Hot only do they enre the every-day complaints of every body, but also many formidable uud dan gerous diseases. - The agent below mimed is pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates tf their cures and directions for their use in the following complaints : CoMiveneM, Heartburn,: Headache anting from disordered Stomach ' A'atuea, Indigestion, Pain in and Morbid Inaction of the liourels, yinhtlency. Lorn of Appetite, Jaundice, and other kindred complaints, arising from a low state of the body or obstruction of its functions.' . Do not le put off by unprincipled Dealers with some other pill they make more profit on. Ask for Ateb's Pills, and take not bin? else. '.: . Ayer's Cherry Pectoral; : 1 . inib-thc BAPin ci'Bi or - I ' . Couoiis, Coins, IwrLDBNtA, Hoabsexkss, Croup, ' Bbonciiitis, Ikcipiest Consumption, . asb roa the ar.Liier or Consumptive Patients ik, advanced stages or thb disease. So wide is the field of its usefulness and so numerous are the cases of its cures, that almost every ' section ot the country abounds in persons publicly known, who have been restored from alarming and even -desperate, diseases of the lungs by its use. When once tried, its superiority over evory other medicine of its kinL,is too apparent to escape observation, and where its virtues are known, the p iblic no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the distressing and dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs that are incidont to our climate. While many inferior remedies thrust upon the community have failed and been discarded, this has gained friends bv every trial, couferred benefits on the afflicted thiy can never forget, and produced I cures too numerous and too remarkable to be for j gotten, r ; .; '- I - Prepared by DB. J. C ATEB if-CO., Lowell, ' Massachusetts. -1 Sold by KELLER A" W HITE, Evansville, aud by all Druggists and Merchants throughout the coun try. octlD-SmdAwoow : , s, Evaksville, Oct. 5, 18o9 I hereby certify that 1 have been afflicted with sore eyes for the last fifteen years, and during that time suffered Constantly at times so bad that I was fearful I should have to abandou bnsinese altogether. I placed myself uiider the treatment of Dr. " "Majieuiii'ss and lie has " succeeded it H-ffecting a complete and perfect cure. - I , would therefore ra. , comuiemJ him. to, any who may be so uufortuuafe ' tu be affected with disease ot lue ejos.

MISCELLANEOUS.

jtiKo. 8. ttjWVTa j , v . 10 .naijv B street, has now -in -etore and is constantly receiving for the Fall aud Winter Trde, the bestl stock ever brought to this State or Vicinity, of all kiuds of HARDWARE suited to this- West, and -which, having been selected and pnrciiasrd in person, from tho most-extensive lmportiiis ITous'-s ' and Mauiifnctorips of nearly all the lbwtirii citi.-H "a iov. iis, in addition to several Invoices finimrtea directly i.y lum from good manufacturer Knglish and German he cau, and" will sH as low as any concern in aim West; feeling cnnffrffjiit that goods ana prices cannot fail to pleasoanaaatiMiy. He would ask the especial attention of Meivhants. Manufacturers, Carpenters, Mfllwrights, Cxn'ers, I Gunsmiths, and alt who need .any articles . jtimlly omiiu in a in-i C1.1.-IB riaruwaro oroi e wr. wenuie and retail. : -. . . ,. i Witliout imrsuing detail, the 'nieution' of a fe'w laediitg articles may. be well, viz: . Table and Pocket Cutlery, lUir-orH, Phcnrs, and Scissors, iuclwling Goo. WobtenhoUn A Son's justly' celebrated manufactures liutcberV KnivM and 8te,is ; Files, all kimls aud sizes, of Butcher's-and other -manufacture-; Augers, -X'liisols. . Gouos, Bracks nnd Ititts, and all Carentcr' aud Cooper' Tools, t'roiivtlhio T.00I Company ; Kartoii's, ilnchester, and WliiteV, Buffi'.lo, Manufactories, togeHiev with Cook's noted Patent Premium Anger Bitts. Also Hand, 'Hipping, Panel, aud Bftdc Saws ; nlso,the various sizes niid styles of Mill, Circular, and-Cross-Cut Saws, With Tuttle's- P.tent Hook Tooth Cross-Cut Saws ; large and small Scales in' grea variety of pattern ; Axes and Hatchets for mil pur' poses; House Building Materials. . i fl tiunnersMaterials . Gunners' Itnpluments to almost any ex tent; Meat Cutters and' Stuffers; Iron and V000 Pump Curbs, togef lier trjth Chain Pump Fixtures; Ames' and ether muktTB'' Shovels, Spades, and Grain Scoops; Jack Screws; a fine assortment of all kimls of BrusliOii: Copper and Iron Kivets and Bnrr; Pnitcttve Weapons; Horse, Wcoughti J uiniuj,, mm riuuunig mbiib, ail iv.uq, a uew anu excellent assortment pi Fishing. Tackling ; rPakit and Coffee Mills; Corn Sbeilera and Mills". ' " ' Agent for Dolo, Silver - Fetch's Pi-eutiuut H.womnujer, tcr cpright and Circular Sawn.- .Mi l t . .. . - .. . obo. S. SONNTAO- I. sep3 " ' ' ' " 1 No. 10 Main street. . GUARD - AGAINST FALL , fe WINTER 0II0ICE. INSURANCE V, . WITH THE 7JCOBPOEATED 1819 CHASTER PEKETUAL CASHr CAPITAL;5 $1,000 ,000 J " ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED, NET SURPLUS OF $043,181 T2, And the prestige of 40 jre. buckcss and experience. i . CP WARDS OF $12,000,000 ;:' " ." Of tosses have been paid by the .dvttuv Insurance ' ' f7omP,,,y 'u paat 40 years. " ' Tha value of reliable insurance will ho apparent' ... i . .' from the following ''"' LOSSES PAID BY THE iETNA DURING THE PAST FIVE TEAKS: la OWo I..... .8431,5-20 83 la Wisconsin, 100VI55 07 Iu Sta,ucliy.'So4,y.'i9 4) MissonrL.... 381,518 04 lowaAMinnl 101,31)9 46 In Michigan $108,043 81 la Indiana.,. 14i,8.'J9 81 Tti Illfnthr..'. 448,iT41 TeUnossit!-..' . 97,oW"2t Kan. A Neb. ' 19,945 77 Ark. & 0:1... 23.915 09 Paa. A Va... 31,595 82 Mississippi and Alabama, S"2,41'2 18 Fire "and Inland Navigation, ltists aocoptcd at terms consistent with solvency , , ' ' and fair profit. ' ' JStpeeiat attention given to Iiumrauce. of D WEJ.LIXGS - '- ' aa2 CmUxMe, for term of 1 to 5 yean. The solid service long, and successfully tried, and the many advantages tho ilitna Insurance Cempany ptatseseeta iu its line, should not be overlooked by those ready to insure, and understanding their best iutereeta. During 'stringent times," the necessity for reliable Iusiu-ance becomes an imjieralive duty the ability of pro)erty owners to sustain loss being then much lessened. Agencies in all the principal cities and towns throughout tho State. Policies issued without delay, by any of the duly authorized Agents of the 4'viupany, fisg-BUSIXESS? ATTENDED TO WITH DISPATCH AND KIDELITY-ffW ALLEN C. II ALLOC It, Agent. sepG-3mdAw - - - AMEatCAN.. Wholesale Wotliiiig: House. TKJ VBJBS atJO, TUB WHO LB Clothing trade of tha West' was comparatively uf small amount, and was confuted almost excluHively to a retail business in the larger towns and .cities alone. Now hia lino of Goods has liecome an almost iiidispensabloparfof the stock of every general Dry Goods store from 'the crowded city to the cross-road stand. Like all changes in trmlo, however, this One has not bca produced except for tho best of reasons. Among, these are the great saving of material by cutting a largo quantity of garments together tlie superior work aud speed of .cuing machines in manufacturing tlie great Having of time iu waiting for your "turn" at the Tatlor's the uncertainty of even tliea getting a satisfactory "fit," and above all tho saving of at least oiie-liaW tho cost of the garment in the price. For a number of years this has only been a part of our general Dry Goods business, but we have iiiado arrangements to devote our whole house exclusively to it alone with such lines of Notions and Furnishing Goods as will be necessary and desirable in that trade. Believing that the true interest of the trade will be to sustain us in this enterprise, we would 1 espectfully announce that wo now have ou hand one of the largest and most desirable stocks of WELL MADE CLOTHING that was ever offered to the trade of the West. ' ''"' - We respectfully solicit -a eall fromT all -out old friends aud the trade generally.' We charge nothing for ehoming- our goods, and not nmeh if yoa buy them. We are prepared to sell to all prompt-time buyers as low'as any house in the trade. . A liberal discount also made on all cosA ealee.- -- WM. E; FKENCH A C0.. sep3' ' . 1 .' No. 20 Main street. 3 boxes for sale low by ' " oc3 . -i jS. K. GILBERT A CO. -noBBBB. iso natjs pbTmWbYo T- Coffee, received and for sale by ' -octU , . GEO. FOSTER d CO. rir u LAtttm buls. for sale by ... -ML - .. S. K. GILBEBT A CO., sepl2 - No. 4 &vcaniore street. SO WHOLE AND HALF BARRELS NEW no. 1 vi nuo jjisn ior siue oy . . r iepl2 S. E. GIl BERT A "0. nrtBast man a i-i-a.nii.iBB vwaj JL get a superior article of garden growth Ttxs, intended expressly for connoisseurs, ;ii the l'rug Store, 17 Main street. .'.' W. II. P. STODDARD. fUIB 8TPBB.X O TOJVS PBBSit K9 Ship Stutf received and for sale by seplti , GEO. FOSTER CO. FRESH OYSTERS! TBI 8 Iia V. PjIB W9BCBlf'BO Mm, Express, direct from Baltimore, choice selec ted OYSTERS, Jo icana aud half cans. " One t-ial will be sufficient to prove the superiority of th;se Oysters over any other brand received, iu this market. A constant supplv will be on hand during the season. KRsKINK, CCRNICJC A CO., scp'29 ' Sole Agents, 47 Main street. mjUBi JL 1 I Fire Crackers just received and for sale by -sop29 PRESTON BROS. - ' ' ' n :, ' t - , i-j rvnoiiAvco and cigars, , . . 9 'JSL 1 50 boxes Virginia Tobacco,. assorted- L. -.- Brands Pm, Js, s, 10a, aad 8s, lump, ,.' .,' lutl caddies choice Che wi ug " 100,01 SJ Imported German and Havana Cigars. ' . nu.OOtf Halt-Spanish Cigars. - V. .VForaalefay sept'21 WH EELEB & RIGGS. grBBBkcuafjy BOBTi uatss for sale by , , , oct 3 . : S. E. GILBERT & CO. WmOJYrBU a laMT.BR W'lTll ' WW , A SMALL CAPLTAL.A person-alio has 'a mill, with a good apparatus for making Hour, and to which la attached acircnlar saw, having exhausted his h-eans iu preparing his mill, needs a partner, with a small capital to buy wheat, and to oporate the establishment. There is a home demand at good prices in the town for all the mill eaa produce. . 1'he chance is un excellent one for a good investment. Apply to the editor of the Journal. ne)i 4"-ii aVWa BXS. CHOICE w. CUEEbS jam ic99 v" ceived and for sa.e by S. 10. GILBERT A CO. CHILLS AND- FEVER. XT ' 1 8 8 v b a jv a bb a 8 zsr.v a strauge--tkat persons will continne to shako l'mim Aty to day, week to' week, and month to eaoerth, with Ague, when seventy-live cents iuvestfed in Dr. I lacker's Chlorine Aguo Kill- c would cure them sound and well.- Try it. For sale at - ' octlO - TUOail'SOJS'S Drugstore.

c oiiiMiss0 irn f rL? OIEstabmhcd-WLjarf Boa' 5 EVANSVILLE, IND. p. G.GnziMir &. CO KsTOHaaft, M-'oawa uitus'u, w .5 -v- MMIS8WN MEBCHAKTti. . Gencrnl Hnilr.j. .yteainhoat, and Kxpr-c Agfr'' Spei hil Agents fur the l'EN'N. CENTRAL RAILROAD; and connections over which we" are anthorized ft. give through receipts at the fowent possible rates Having a mammoth Whnrfboat at the landing, tho largest on tho. Ohio Ilivcr, cap&Ma of storing and proti-clhig all merchandize liable to daiune from exposure, we the prepirrtid to facilitntc tho dispatch of all consignments, forwarded to aur carp RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. "Particular attention paid to Receiving, Storiu and Forwarding, also, to the " ' ' - Sale of any Produce,

or other jroperty, consigned to us for sale, and satis faction guaranteed. a OHice "and extensive Warehouse oa Water slrcf, . adjoining the Telegraph- and ou tho Wharf boat, where we are to be found, attending to the iuU riius bf our patrons at all honrs, day and night. With our superior facilities; lane standing j untiring nergy. and knowledge of our business, we feel confident of giving general satisfaction, and hope to merit a continuance of tho sxtensive patronage we are now enjoying. - , Liberal cash advances will be made OS all consignments to either ourselves -or 'correspondents, in any . of the principal markets, North, East or South. P. C. O'RILEY & CO. : tfVaJWMI, STOIta iJB.l have a IsirgH dout ble Warehouse at the Canal Basin, capable et storing any amount of produce, which will be received, stored, taken care of and hdd subject to the ownors orders tn ui03t reasonable terms. . .. T. G. O'KILEY; mb26.tr : . , jgr-- a. tHajw, ixntwauuus-u : - - ' -and .., ...... , ; Commission: Merchant, - - i Nto.2.Souih Water Strekv. KvAXH iut i ect21-ly .- , QTOIta tJB UJJTJiMt Wo are prepares J to store in onr Fire Proof Warehouse, any . quantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandize, on the . most liberal terms. j,.i . . ( . .. Hating largo and afrj rootns nn stairs, particulDCare will be taken of Ilonstihola Fiirn1fuTc,"AgTii. " ctiltui-al Implements Jnd; ;ell kinds of Goods or wares liable to d.4Aiage from damp or rust. lnsiirajiteeflected at the lowest -lira proof rates bf the month, or longer when desired. Warehouse located on corner of Locnst street and W. and K. Canal, and most convenient for shipping by River es KaiivoaJ. , Apply to ap28 . : ... . GEO. FOSTER A CO. .. , 11 0 i-v- ar aiK.najv, rbvbmvINO, FOKWAP.DING AND GENERAL . ' . 20MtVlISSIOM MERCHANTS, Agents for Kanawha Salt Company, Evansville, In djaiui. Wo have formed a co-jiartnership under the style of Beowk A ArKMAH, and otter our services in the capacity as set forth in our card above. We are fully prepared to etftend every facilitv to shippers, either by CANALf KlVKIt, -or liAI LKOAD, and asscre them that their interests shall be faithfully represented; should they be pteaaed to favor us with their patrenage. - Office and Warehouse ou the cornor of Main sti and the Canal. ' - k WM. BROWN," -W. M. AIRMAN, Late of Howard Sc Drown. ' Late of FOSTER, A Co . ; , ' " "" .' ''' - -jan22-tf TfOII.V 8. Jlli'Cti liljl, K CO., ItXJf CEIVING, i'DHWAKDlNG AND COMMIri- . , tolOiS atEIlCUANTS. . Water B.tiwt, between Main and Locust, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. KB" Particular attuntiou given to the forwardiu g l general Merchandise and l'roduce, by Kiver, Canal, or Raiiroud. . , j ap20-titn QJsaV&HTlillS V UOUUBr (Successors 3 to it. 8. Iloward,) Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, No. 4 Water stroet, near Main, Kvansville. Didiana. ' - - f j(j Lilicral advances made on consignments to New Orleans. ' ' ... B. G. fir.AT GHTKR...O. O. SLArOUTr.B...WM. HODOE, JR. nov3t-lyd 1 MIttAH .NKLSI'N. JOSKl-It F. M BFVNOI.lJS Auction and Commission. YBl -iOJ- V CO., til'CCBSSOHS M.M to Woolsey & Nelson, vill continne the Commission business, both Ht private sale and nt auction, at the old stand, corner Slain mid Third streets, opposite tho Washington lit del, whore they will pay particular attention to the sale of everything entrusted to them ; the;.' will attend to any auction rl"s anywhere in tlie i ity. Particular attention given to th? sale of Lands tnd Town Lots. Ac, Ac. febl7-ly E7I fa.x ni.i.B, A'aitwiii, avi REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET, Mid CAIliti REGULAR PA pSCi'a I Master, leaves Evaiisviih- Tin irL:.iiL2- fx:i.vad..y aU(j Friday, at 12 o'elrsk, M., arriving ut Paducah at o'clock, A. M., Cairo at 12 o'clock. M., Wednesday and Saturday, iieturuing, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and Paducah every Thursday and Sunday, at 'J o'clock, A. 31., connecting at Evansville with tho Evansviile and Crawl'ords.viiio K. It., and Packets lor Greeu River. Also, connecting at Sujithland with Cunitieriand River Packets; at Cairo, w ith Memphis, New Orleans and St. Louis Packets. . Tickets cm be obtained on board the boat for all Eastern Cttes.' - - aept23 . REG U L A K ESANsflt, ClT A CANNELTON-TK1-WEEKLV PACKET. STBacKBT TUIJE! JfaCBBT JPBICES 1 1 The fast aud light passenger packet AL1DA, Lapt. Ciiauley Dkkiilf.b, Clerks Worlh-a iiigtoiu ami CHsr, is now placed as a permanent inctu iu the trade, and will leave Evausvilh-. punctuaily, ver-v ' MONDA i, VECNESDAY, AND" FRIDAY,-Ht'lU-o'clock A. M., and returning, will leave Canuelton every '- - - ' - TCESDAY, TIICHSDAY, AND SATLRDAY, at 1 A. M l'of freight or passage, apply ou board, -'' -' - - . --. . , . r .nag4 S'a.y8i"iin a.vn rani-caii JMJd PACKET The steamer SIL;:VjEA -STAR,-- Fowler, -luastorleaves Evansville every Honday.i Wednesday, and Friday, at 12 o'clock M. Leaves Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 9 e'clocfc A. Mi Connecting at Evansvilla wth the Evansville and Crawtor Jsvillo RailroaiA f.-i all peints North and East, with imrkats for L01 .iviiU, Green, and Wabash rivers. ' At Paducah wi.h puck cts for St. Lonis, New Orleans, and the Daily .Mail boats for Cairo, 'NnshviUa, and Tennessee river.. fcB,islne8a promptly attended, and charges for freight aud passage., same as charged by the regular packet. Through bills of lading given to New OrUtans and all pointy an. fho Tenuossco ami Cmnberhind rivera . angla im ita.n a-m.&s co.hpji jBL -.ii., MEW ARRANGEMENT.. The Adam's Kxpassa Company resjicctfu'ly announce to their lrie.iids and patrons, the public of "Evansville Kud'vicinitr, that, with-iucrcaeod facili; ties tor the transportation of - ' . " . I'M EI G H 1 PACKAGES, JU- MOXET AND VALUABLES Thev solicit a contmuauco of fornicr favors, Ks pecial care takan in the collection of Bills, Drafts, Notes, and the transportation of small aud valuable packages. . . All persons wishing to avail themselves of Iho fa" cilities of the Express, can ohtaiu any desired infor j matiou m refereuce to the routes and details of the business, at their Cilice on First street, uetweea Main aud Locust, opposita the Post Olfice. de l!? G. II. FISH. Aeent. JtjrATS! 'HATS.' 'HATS.' FALL STYLE MM. Dross Hats, of all the diflere nt patterns worn, now ready, so that every one 3iay rely on getting exactly, what will ldei.se or suit h!in. lists of any desired shape made to order, warranted to fit as comfortably as-anysaoft hat, at 8 Main street, septal ' - VAUTIER A MARCONNJEE. rsncitKs r tsi.ajvn mit. - i,aoo JL bags No. 1, full weight, in store and for sale by sspaT GEO.' FOSTER A CO. yirjj,oiB. a m-'l m.i, ttippi' oi M . all uradca. in barrels and sacks, receivm daify and f'T :1e by GEO. FuSTKK A CO M Itil OH Ma 10 t bbls Rye, various brands. . . -- 5 do llourlien, do -do . . .... .... - ;-lt do Common Whisky. t . 2 bbls Ginger Wine. for sale, wholt-iiiile nnd -refaiti'wt - v . . cpiii T. KEDMONU'8, Posey's r.lrk. 'SB?. OJiACCO-SEVESTY-FIVE PaCKJIUBS ponnd, hnif-pound, fives, term, twist, ttf. etc., assorted qualities, from 12 to 4oc per pound, for saic by , ' oct 3 ' S E. GILBERT A CO. 'flt fiOOIt 'OUtS OB OXBJS' J?OU 9M 'sal?. Inquire of !- ;.e424-lw :' V1CKKRV PROS. yrrrHMTB J-1SH ! no jiai.1' it it 1. s W 'V new and nici", just received and for sale by 'li'27 t'IIA?. iia Jon.axo.. BB8U iitTfA't.-aj ,. ,vo. 1 Blue Grass Butter, at ,.T. RF.I) IO D'S, l'cey'S Block, -ser ,OOH' M.iiHra. M o;i-uU SHJ.t., 4&iVli ld Door Mats, lor sale low uy mty.t ii - ' '' COOK iV t.ni ita BttiiTsoiitiHV.n of a superior Quality, tor sale at 'dre-24 ' Z. 11. COOK SON'S. BUS l'OBH50 BBLS PICK LB U t, our own curing, on hand and tor GEO. FOSTER ,r CO. Hwsif oa u 7 8 1 a jozje.sale by Ma just received aud for sale by r sale by H. , GILBECT Jt CO. oc t 3

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