Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 75, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 23 November 1859 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IHO.

WEDNESDAY MORNING .....NOVEMBER 23 ======= From Kansas. Mr. A. Johnson, of Boonville, called on us yesterday, on his return home from Kansas. He informs us that business in that Territory is brightening up considerably, and the people are quite animated and energetic. St. Joseph, Mo., seems inspired with new life; buildings of every description are being erected, and improvements of all kinds making rapid advancement. A new hotel has just been completed in that city, at a cost of $150,000, and another, which will cost, when finished, from $r0,000 to $75,000, is almost ready for occupation. The hotel enterprise of the citizens of that city, whose population is about equal to that of our own, should shame us to energetic action in the building of one that would be a credit to our city. While in Leavenworth city, Mr. Johnson met with a Col. Ford, formerly of Kickapoo, who had just returned from the Pike's Peak gold regions. He brought with him a variety of specimens of gold dust and silver ore, the sight of which greatly excited public attention, and will, no doubt, induce a greater emigration to the mines than ever in the Spring. Col. Ford, himself, intends returning, and taking with him machinery for breaking the rock in which a greet [sic] deal of the precious metal is enclosed. The gold excitement will speedily build up a new and populous State in the Pike's Peak region, and we may soon look for a broad belt of civilization extending across the entire continent. The discovery of gold in those "Western wilds" will occasion their settlement years in advance of the ordinary march of improvement. The railroad from St. Joseph to Atchison was nearly completed when Mr. Johnson left the Territory, and he thinks the cars will be running between those points in three or four weeks at farthest. The opening of this road has given a new impetus to business in both of those cities and will, by its influence, add largely to their population. ———<>——— ——>The <Enquirer>, of Monday afternoon, .. devotes a column and a half to what it terms a " chastisement" of Mr. Bates. It is - evident, however, that the gentleman from Missouri is but used as a scapvgoat for auother offender, who is lashed as unmercifully as the author's ability permits him to lay it on at least in the covert manner chosen. The main object of the assault on Mr. Bates ia contained, we think, in the following . paragraph, seemingly incident! thrown into the articie: Unanimity is the very soul of action. " Weak points must be strengthened with care and without delay. All the outposts most be strictly guarded, and trusty sentinels posted on tbe watch towers, who shall watch with jealous care the movements of the enemy j In tbe meantime, the choice of a standard-bearer is of the first importance. Shall choose a disorganizer as such ? The more bold and dexterous the incendiary, the more he is to be dreaded. A counterfeit of exquisite execution, though eminently qualified to deceive, is, nevertheless, a counterfeit. - t .. - , ; The italicised sentence is the Enquirer'sNow, we are curious to know who it is that is destroying the unanimity of the Demo cratic oartv ? Who is it aspiring to be a "standard-bearer that is a " disorganize 1 "' - Is it Mr. Buchanan, or is i. Mr, Douglas ? A little explicitness on this point would be . , very s accptable f People generally regard ' .Toshua Giddings as more implicated iu the Harper's Ferry difficulty ' from what old Brown refuted to say concerning him, than -for what be made known, So wis would say to the editor, a worse construction may he ; placed upon ' your italicised line than you really Intended. Having "chastised" Mr. Botes, do let us' know it' there are any aspi-ing disorganize!- in the Democratic ranks, and who they are, that we may help point the fingeof condemnation at them. i t Chinese Tbeatt. A correspondent of - the New York Tribune writing from Can . ton, says it is rumored in that city no great advafttfege will accrue to our government . . from, tbe ratification of the treaty taken out .by Minister Ward, after all. Tbe stipula tions of the treaty are few, and it seems all hope of prospective' advantages to'be""dc- ' rived from it are based upon a clause securing the privileges accorded to the most fa. vored nation.' This is likely to prove a barren advantage, inasmuch" as the most . favored nations " are not enjoying the rights ,. desired by our merchants, who are informed by the wary children of the 6un, that they may alia re ia the privileges granted to the " favored nations " so soon as they enter upon their enjoyment. The consequence is, ' the new -ports remain closed as before,; and it is plain to be seen we will have to wait t until these ports are forced opeu by the united power Of .trance ad England. 1 John Chinaman has evidently outwitted brother Jonathan in tbe formation of this treaty. . A - . . ., : i. . fca?" The Paducah Herald objects to the prognostications of the Cincinnati Enquirer in reference to the chances of their respective favorites for the nomination at Charleston. The Enquirer says the New England States will be a unit for Mr Douglas. The Herald eays that this is a great mistake. That Maine is decidedly for Mr. Guthrie, so, also, i& New Hampshire ; and, it is as sured, that after the first ballot, Massac ha setts will likewise cast her vote for him. S John ' D. Defrees, the Editor of the Allot, left Indianapolis for Washington City Monday. Mr. Defrees is a prominent candidate for the Congressional printing, and, it is said, with good hopes of success. ———<>——— ——>Allen. A. Hall, editor of the <News>, killed G. G. Poindexter, editor of the <Union and American>, in a street rencontre, at Nashville, on the 18th. The cause of the shooting was an editorial quarrel.

The Lecture Course.

The Lecture Committee of th Library Ass3tiatiott announce, in this morning's issue, the cours'j ot Lectures which iliey pur pose to give our citizens during tbe season,? Wetongretuiate our readers with the prospect, they present us of an entertaining and instructive series of lectures. We are very certain, it is the best course that the Library Association has given, and we believe it is not excelled trynyonxsrnrierture3r . . - t - this season, in anu Wele.rb. rtlti. The names J Of the lecturers, alone, is a sure index of lb Instruction and pleasure they w CI afford us. The -eotrnuittee are', fortunate in being able to open the course" with a gentleman whose name, forj many ijearsy has been so widely and favorably known, as that of ExSenator Foote, of Mississippi, There are few,; if any, men in jtheWestor Soutti, who ought to draw, larger, audience, -f All who remember his noble and patriotic services in the Senate, as the . co-laborer and. compeer Of Henry CUy, will desire to hear his ideal of " The Patriot President." J - J James A. McMasters, Esq., is well known over the country, especially by the members of the Catholic Church, as the able editor of the Freeman 9 Journal,- one of the leading organs of that church. He lectures on Christopher Columbus, a subjectof universal interest. We .see in notices -of it in eastern papers, that he has some new and interesting views in relation to the ' great navigator. He is said to be an' attractive speaker. , . . ... , tj t . , . .-, We understand that Mr. Owen, late minister of the United States to Naples, has kindly consented to deliver a lecture for tbe Association. It will probably be on tbe subject of Italy and its people. But his fellow-citizens of Evansville, will be glad to hear him on any topic". 4 ' " Every one who was fortunate enough last season to hear Prof. Youman's lectures on " the chemistry of the sun-beam," will not fail this season to hear his lecture on the masquerade of the elements," it can not be otherwise than tery attractive. ) Prof. Youmans' is one of the most instructive lecturers in the country. His lecture will be one of tbe most attractive of the whole course. " But with most of the lecture-goingpub-lic, Bayard Taylor will be the great attraction of the course. He is very popular all over the country, and in no city more so than here. His lecture on "Moscow" is said to one of his best. , t What historical subject could be more interesting thau the thrilling life of the famous heroine, " Joanof Are," especially in the hands of so fine a lecturer as E. P. Whipple, of Boston, well known as one of the first critics and writers in America ? The names and literary characters of Emerson and Headly are well known to our readers. The committee do not announce their subjects, but whatever they may be, the lecturers cannot fail lo make them attractive. We know our readers will agree with us when we say this course well deserves their liberal support. The Association have yielded to the general demand for first class lecturers, and in doing so, they, have incurred obligations which can only be discharged by a large sale of season tickets. They have placed tbe tickets at a low price so as to bring them within the reach of all.' No one is too poor to own a season ticket. Of course our professional and business men will all take an interest in the ' matter. And we hope tbe industrial classes, tho manufacturers, the mechanics,' and the laboring men will show their appreciation of these lecturers. In . what , more profitable and interesting way, cau they spend' a long wirier evening? All intelligent and public sprited citizens should take a deep interest in such lectnres as those presented by the Library At&ociatiou. They have a great tendency towards elevating the taste, intel ligence, and general character of tbe people. Numerous statements, having gone the rounds of tbe press to the effect that great indignation , was, felt at Charlestown, Ya.,! against all strangers and that even the Jives of . the. counsel, of the. prisoneTJc were endangered, Mr; Ken not t has seen proper to publish the following letter, in justice to tho citizens of Charlestown : ,'. ,. ' Some one, apparently moved ' by ' spite againsC the people of Charle-stown, Va., is circulating a report that t'jey advised Capt. Brown's t-onnsH to -teare the place. "Now, if I had no gratitude for real services res dered tome durinir the late exciOov - trialiuJ . o ' common nonesty wouia impel me to contradict that report, because I know it ia-'nat true. The facts are these : The people of Jefferson county are very much excited, and for the best of reasons. Three large fires, the last one cousnminir over twelve hundred bushels of wheat, hi occurred up to last Saturday morningi U aider these circumstances a meeting was held and a very carefully-worded proclamation! was drawn up and published by Mr. Green, the major, warning strangers giving no satisfactory account of themselves to leave the place. As I bad important . and.- wellunderstood business in the place and ceroid have given a satisfactcJry account even if I had been on a visit of mere curiosity,' ! ielt sure it did not concern me, particularly as no steps had been taken to call my attention to it. Other straugers, however, who could have accounted for themselves as well as I. thought it applied to them, and very unad visedly, as I think, addressed a Col. Davis, himself a stranger in the plaoe, I believe, asking him what he thought of, it. I bap pened to be in the room when he. entered. I listened to the speeches on both sides iu great tranquility of mind, and was preparing to leave the gentlemen to themselyes, with the remark that it did not concern me at all, when Col. Davis .remarked that he did sot know that he ooold answer for my personal safety if I staid. To this I replied, very civilly, however, that my personal safety was my personal , business, not his, and tliat I should not leave until I was quite ready. The conversation dropped there, and I remainedand I could have remained until now if I desired it. It should be borne in mind that Col. Davis did not volunteer his opinion, or intimate anything until he was asked to do so, and then it was merely kis opinion, privately expressed. How it got into the papers I do not know, but I am confident he

be held responsible tor it. And, though mischief was often threatened by ' sotne ill-conditioned 'people,'Of wEbnT Charlestown bas its share; and from whom I believe New York and Philadelphia areS not altogether free, I will add ; that some ot , . . .:,: .u tfr,. t,m4 at Harper's Ferry, had sternly put down the -Vrf-!T't:,ir . - riX - i.,r - rage snouia oe aone w, us er any straugersi but oyer their own dead'-bodies. ( ' 1 - Geo. Sknkott, 4 . : f t i 1 H i ? T. ' - ' ' ' Local and miscellaneous. 82?" Mr. STXRRmV'iri answer to the soJ licitation we published yesterday morning, has consented to repeat " Flora's Festival,", on to-morrow evening.: The proceeds of the concert, as in the former, are to be applied for the benefit of the Mission Sabbath School. The admittance fee ha3 been re duced to 25 cents, and. we shall lock for a crowded house on the occasion. We ought to take great pride in the cultivation of home talent, and avail ourselves of every opportunity to witness the . improvements being made by. our people in the divine art of singing. The concert is to take place in Crescent City Hall. t)5if To-morrow is Thanksgiving day, and we j resume many of tbe business bouses will be closed; but Mr. Elliott informs us that his City Gallery will be open for visi- . ... . . . anH of rnnrai! mnnr will Pnihrcp this tore, and of course many will emorace iniS opportunity of paying him a visit, and viewing the improvements of art, as manifested in the beautiful new specimens that adorn his gallery, and all who do so, will feel a new desire to give thanks that our city possesses such an institution as City Gallery, 45 Main' street. BF. Thyssens has opened a studio in. the room known as the " Sun-beam Gallery," where he will take pleasure in exhibiting specimens of his-', paintings. He desires to' forma class ia the art of painting, which he will teach on liberal terms. He may hq found in his studio from 9 o'clock A. to 5 P.M. Enquirer cop y. 23-2w. ' Bgi. Notice is hereby gven to the Stockholders of tbe Evansville Library Association, that the fifth call on stock and annual contributions are now part doe, and that J. F. Ceisp, Esq, Librarian, is authorized by the Board of Directors to receive said dues and receipt for the same, in the name of the Treasurer. A. Lemcke, Treasurer Library Association. tku? Some people are uuder the impression that the stock of shoes in this market is light, but we are , happy to inform them that this is not the fact, and it is not likely to be so during the season. Hughes assures his friends and the public generally, that he has an excellent supply of as good shoes as can be procured in this market. Cay The Ball Club proposes having a game of ballon Thursday afternoon, at their usual play ground, near the old grave yard. A cordial invitation is extended to all who can swing a " bat " or catch a ball, to be on hand and take a part in the sport. SSF!!, Nelson k Co.' would say that the auction this afternoon to , the ladies, of dry goods, will be tbe last till after Thanksgiving, and as the auctioneer ' expects to keep that day, he hopes .some of the ladies will invite him to a-Thanksgiving dinner. BanVShut? The Branch BanlPwiil be closed wi j Thahkigi vng day-j-nextTturs-' day. . All business for that day piust bo, attended to on Wednesday, to-day. i. 1 cLted 1 lEai BAX.WThiiiauki willl on TJiuTSdAyitho.24thTuink6s(ving day). XPersona -having ifesiaeaiikUiba&l on that day, are requested - to at tend, to H to--Mr. ' Partridge, of Adams Express, never fails to supply uswith Indianapolis papers in advance of the mail. Hia kindness is held in grateful remembrance. ' '' !;-:- ' j. :. j5Bead -iir-, Thyssens advertisement. aad go to the Id Sun Beam Gallery and xamin his paintiBjp. ""-'" t-i:d.;;ti: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,. LIBRARY LECTDI1ES.! - fyw. e..coxmittee . OF the ; .at I-. vausvilfeXihrsry Association take pleasure in announcing to tbecilizens of Evansville that they have cofLpletad arrangemeatA foe the Tullnw--ing course of Lectures r- r .v l i ilOS.IlE.Nia' 8. FOOTS, of Mississippi December 3d. fiubject: "Tsi Fjitb'ot PaEaioEHT." PEOF. E. U YOUMAXa. of Kew York City December. Subject: "LsiceBaBC ur tu ElkVtKW." V. J. A. McMASTKR, Ewi., of N. Y. Freeman's Jonrnal January 10. Subject : 'OuaisToPUBa CoI.UMBIU." . ! , UloN. KOBEBT DALE OWEN, of New Harmoi.y January. Subject: "Italt." , liAVAKH TAYLOK, Esq., of Kew York February 1 (utjeet : "Moscow." , EhWIN F. WHIPFiE, Esq, of Boston -Feb-, ruary.- Subject; "Joan or Abo."" " HOK. J. T. HEADLEY, of Albany. N.T. Febrnarv. Subject: . ' KALPU WALDO EMERSON, of Concord, Mass. February.' Subject : . .. ....... Season Tickets to the course . 51 5 For sale at the Library Kooms and by aUof the 1 Directors. JOHN W. FOSTER. 1 : ("H ARLK3 DENBY.' . , " "' . WELL. II. WALKEK. nov23 Lecture Committee. IMPORTANT TO THE SICK. JThR. E. ERUESPVTSCH, GERM A y AND JL0 American Eclectic Physician, having established an office in this place, respectfull) calls the attention of the public that he cures external and internal diseases or inveterate evils of any kind in tbe moB. approved manner, wherever a cure is possible. . ,j Dr. E. offers to discover and judgre every inward disease by examining the pulse or the water. Office, Third street, between Main and Sycamore streets. ' nov23-lmdAw Concert for the Benefit ...... 'of TUB ,, .T. . MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL JSl ineronsly signed rtnet, published yef-terdny1, " FLORA'S FESTIVAL " ; will be repeated en Thursday Evening, Hovember 1 2i, at CREtCEST CITY HALL, j Admittance 25 cents. '- ; Siov23-2t arv u h jitji.yT a new bmick dwellI MJ ing, containing nine rooms, with a good ; cellar, cistern, and out-buildings; a large garden and yard tilled with fruit and shrubbery. Said lot j is situated on Second street, between dun and j Maple. Possession given tir day of February, I860. Enquire ot OCTAVIA E. LEWIS.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS."

T1IYSSSXS HAS OPSSED A STUDIO IS tilts room known a tbe f&Qn-beam Gali..11 vIiafu l.u it-ill tntrn nutuura in exhimtinsr specimen of IiiS paintings. He desires to form a cl in tlw art er paimiug.-which fc will teach on iilral twmr ttr, my- te teuoain nis -ruaio ironi 9 o'clock A. M., to a P. M. uov23-2w r - TrirC'C ltABKrlsu. lilt, i iuc.uaiui.f resuectfullv informs the citizens of Evansville tnai HA m'lii remain.- xew w ,uruisu ieiu with anytliMJs in the-nlxfve hna'they -my uocd. Orders left at Pavilion Hotel will be attended to promptly .aOTZa-atV M.-H tX SAN. MiOUtSll. BIDS 1'UK W tn erection of a School House.;' (similar to the Bride School Buildinir above Main street,) and furnishing material for the same; will be received at the office or H. Q. Wheeler, until December 1, 185a. The airfd hotiso U to be located ou Carpenter street. '"' Plana and K;-ciflrslion can be seen by application to H.j. iiwlrr. , ' i By order of thu Bo.rd of Trnsteea. nor23.1w P. ilOltN BBOOK, Clerk. :. Knqnirer-copy. to itmyrrfo lb Ml new Brick Buildings,- un Market place tach 4"UUlD' tor ,Man mmw iim sor may- be octapietl as a UM'oiiuig alone, enquire 01 A. o. tl AIRLOCK, Ius. APKcy Office, Ilarble Hall, Main Ht., EntnsviUe.. . " -- -. i - : t ' .- nov23 i KANAt BASX, -...!-., Evansville, 1si.. Nov, 22, 1859. JS BJ.V WMK.L itK I'M, OH HI on Xhursdav, 24tb, (TnankseivinEday). Per sons having busiuen to transact will please attend to it on the day previous, the 23d. nov22d3t : WM. T. PAGE, Cashier. ATI H&CHItlKS W 30 hogsheads new sugar : : 1U0 barrels new molawiea - . 60 half barrels do ; . .--jiist received per steaiuer Woodford,- and for sale at New Orleans prices, addg freight Ac, to close consignment by . - GEO. FOSTKE A CO. ;r nov c.iru&e L xtut 8t and CaaaL U'lT tM AY-40 0 BAJttKKLS W H1TK LIME ,-m-M in storey also a full aupplj of ..i. .. : . .1 1 - meut. oladtcr iMiris. door. SHrih. nAinf fi. tuiila 4 c, for sale low by GEO. F08TEB 4 CO, novzii - t- cornur Locust street, and Caual. glOLMI tHJS ! A NEW LOT OF DAW. WJW son, Warren A Hyde's tip top Gold Peus, j uat received and for sale cheap by ... BlTTilOLFF BKOS, nov22 !..!; a . T .. : 48 Main street. ' W ry, cheap. We have now on band the best stock of good gold, and silver watches, jewelry, Ac. ever ottered in this city, which we are soiling otf at very low figures call soon if yon want a bargain. ... . - BITTKOLKF BKOS. inov22 - . ; ,- 48 Main street. -NOTICE 13 KEUiSBY GIVES ww to the members of Washington Fire Com pany AO. 1, to meet at their Hall on Tnosdav. Nov. 22d, 1859, at 6:30 P. M-, for the purpose of electing officers of the Company, By order of the Company , nora i - ' t -t - . UKU. Mat sec flLOJiLH jjyjM tytiMtm a nice as. sortmeot of ladies cloaks and iurs, which are suitable articles for holiday presents, just received at - inovrnj - s. jtaiuicu UO.'S. mWOA? KJO CJBFJiT: ANOTHER 9fJL lot oP that nice rae carnet has lust been receiied at ' 8. EilBlCH CO.S JLm new assortment, very cheap, just received at Oysters I Oysters I Oysters ! MALT Br 8 CELEBRATED PEARL OYSTERS! rajvn jm mhh pibe tt to i'ukn wM. ish dealers in cases ; fiira lies in cans or half cans, and am also prepared to serve them up in a manner to suit the most fastidious. Will alxo keep constantly ou hand refreshments and eatables of all kinds. . C"l I at my Ballon, ll)u Slain, street corner Main and Fourth. nov22 JOHH T. FEtKEH. For Wabash River. m j. j. i-illsbcbt, master, u. i, . . .1 r t ft... i . . no. Clerks, will leave for iint couville, Terre Haute, Lafayett and all intermediate ports, on Saturday, 20th tost at 1 o.clock, 1. M. For freight or passage apply on uoaru. . f ; InovZiSaiwj Lots for Sale ! most lavorable oppertauity ever ottered to the public. 20 lots of d acres eacb. on the New bury road, 1 J miles from the Court House, And 8 lots of 5 acres each, on Washington avenue, one mils from the city. As small a quantity as onelourtn ol an acre win uesolu, u desired. Apply to WM. BIEBB0WEB novSSdly --f ' 1 ' t ff tTO.V THE CO-PA RTJJEBJLP ship heretofore existing between t''r -nnder. xiicned, oudec the style of the fEvauaKille Journal tompaiiy," has, by mutual consent, this day been dissolved, by tne withdrawal of Mr. Uarlile. ' The accounts of tbe late Mrmwill be settled at the office of the new nrm.. H . . ,. it'. Y. CARL1LK, , ' ,., F. M. THAYEK, -no-21d3w . 1 1 JOUK H. MeNEELT. W Notice is hereby eivun, that a partnershin has this day been formed between tbe undersigned persons, nnder the My ! and title of 4 Evansville Journal Company," James H. MrXeely bavingpurchased the iutcrusf of F. Y. Carlilo in the KvaBts. ville Jonrnal EDtIiFhmefit. " ' I Evausvitle, InJ., November 21st., 1S50. ' "- . 1 i i - ) JAMka H. MoNEXIiY. ' ' V. M, THAYEK. :..!.. ?.rio ' -' J--.';X if. McNEFLY. ; ; w,salt advanced,,,, - rt J?b m jt;a tubs hj te, uutil further notice, tlie price ol salt will be Z'm per bajbei, for lots less than '25 barrels. For lots of z5 barrels mid over, 'M cents per barrel. Wjt. Bko.vn, fr U. B. Cabell, Agent .,; Geo. i'OkTKR, tor J. b. Smith, Agent, Allis 4 Huwk, for W. Dickinson, Agent. ! Xvaneville, iiov. 1! Id ; '- ; ' A9 Maple Sugar,-directfrom yankeeland, by : Bovlfc Z. H. COOK'S GKOCEKY. jit The followiog are a part ef the Patent Medicines, ic, for sale at tbe Family Medicine Store, 17 Main street: ' Hembolt's. Extract BucLu ; -nn -' j, Tia-ik's .Magnetic Oiutinent ; --iH , "! ' Rodgers' Syrup Liverwort and Tar ;, ;n s'.pMre; Allen's Hair Restorative ; b ' ii-Kl.' , j 1. Baker a Pain Panaceas -.-nijiv -. . . : Houghton IVpsiii ; . , , , ., 1 Osgood's CViolagogne; 1 ' ' ' , " '- Kennedy Discovery ; t:! 1 . iie-frKirBrandt'e Parifying Extract j: i-.r , .t Sunford's Invigoratnr! - Brian's Pulmonic Wafers; " ''" " i '.-., t Phill'iw' ConKh Symp ; ; ,, , Bull s W orm Iestroyerr 4 , ,. r ' Mays' Pile Liniment ; " ; ' ju ; . ' Terrain's Selteer Aperient ; ' ' 1 r. i 1: v Sir James Clark's Female Pills;': .' , Ilolloway's Ointment and Pills; ' ' ' ' Old l'Ondon Dock Gin ; ' - - -atxt one hundred and ninety other kinjs of Pills, byrups. Ointments, IiardvM, Veroiifuis, Plas ters, Hitlers, Liniments, Tonics, Ac, liolesnle and retail . novl7 W. U. P. STODDARD. . 3H2cc olsioi I ... Wood's Empire innstrels! wyj jhui vm, jvo 117,, MM. perform at MOZART HALL, commencing on Thursday, Novemler 17th, 18 j9. This company eoiupilaes nine talented performers, introducing tho most recherche programmes ever offered to an Evansville audience, consisting of new and original ftongs, burlesques, dance, bou mots, portraitures, negro eccentricities, Ac, of the most amnsingaad refined character. For fortlier particulars see programmes of the day. . - - - " Doors open at o'clock Concert commencing at JJ o'clock, precisely. . ; novl" T 1 ' R. 1. MARK8, Agent'. - HARD TIMES vs. CHEAP PICTURES. !9W' sMirr,! orposnu cuvbt w wM. House, Main street, feels proud to say he first reduced, the exorbitant charge for first-class Case - Pictures in this city, and has made JO, two inch in the last two years with entire astisfarti n to his patrons, lie does not consider it any condescension on Jiia part, but continues to make M cent Pictures in a most superior Case also a 40 cent Case Picture, and a 20 cent, without -case, Don't hurry, friends, or get up a ruohj but come along at your leisure, for Mr. S. is always at his gallery, an"t will continue 1o give his patronscheap and first class Pictures, warranted to endure. Mr.3 8. is also making a Paper Picture to send through the Post Offiee, witheut extra charge, equal to aay uaeuees now inane. novxu-lw' U'U.S'TS J.V O VEBC OJ T ' WW We have on hand quite a variety of wellmade and fashionable style Clothing, including some very desirable Overcoats, that being of rather a better quality thau is needed for our wholesale trade, we will rrtail for cash at extremely late jig. wre. : AH onr friends wbo would like a bargain ia tbis line, will bad us ready to accommodate them at No. 20 Jl.iiu street. nov9 WM. E. FRENCH CO. mox.es lu.nuisa cheese, dmW just received aud for eaie at COOK'S ocl31 Pioneer Family Urocery. -MWfJVEtiJM SO BBLS. BJM.LOCr V VI I'inegar received aad for anle bv octia UKOKUlt 1U311H CO.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

JL for sale at f I 25 per can ; 65c per fca'f can. nov. COOK'S FIONEEB GgOt.KBY. W. VOSTEB, O. rOSTEB, A. H. rOSTEB, vr. ivti. GEORGE POSTER-&r CO., former JLoimt Street, mm Csasl, Wholesal e G r o cer s .- T - - , ,T Sugar, Candles,. ! ! MolaBses, Starch, 1 ' Coffee, - - ' ' - UlacKiug, Teas, Dealers Paiuts, Tobacco, Cabh advances niade on Nails, Cigars, . Consignments Glass, ' , . liye'-stuffH, ; Sash, y i j. s ' ' i ' t'ordage, a i . - x . - "Lime 7 - ... t." .. Soap, . Fait, fi , ; Cotton-yarn, Plaster 1,. -, .. Paris. . , ......... and every article in thcGricory tine, conaiantlycn band. .. . nov.J SOUTO-WESTERN SEED x -..' . . -- AND .- - " , -.- ' Agricultural Warehouse. V F.'SHAKPES CO..,. t. Wheloaija and Retail Dealers iu all kinds of ' A GRICUt TUItA L IMPLEMENTS, Farm and Garden seeds, fruit and ornamental trees, , Evergreens, H tiruUbury. ale. Also dealers, in . Flour Graiu aud Produce generally. , 130 Jtlmtm St, . J-tntrtH K Cmmmi ncv3' " EVANSVILLE, IND. JS J0HSE 'Jl SJJLJS i ffJUI MM. That splendid saddle hurae that took sll the premiums at the District Fair.-- Ha works well in any harness. - Enquire of : 1 M0T3 .: Z.H.COOK.1 700 BS. CO It I all Jt IJtI.njB article. s ; 15 Boxes Magdalene Herring; c-.- --- as- do Scaled - do, 1 ' ' received per Bteamer Conewago at COOK nov3 Pioneer Family Grocery. M. FLODR A choice article, just received and for sale, wholesale and retail, at low figures, at '.i. i .Z. U. COOK'S no2 . . v . . Pioneer Family Grocery, v. 500 quarter boxes sardines; '" 200 half do ' do ' ; - Tresh and prime, just received by no2 E. S. BABC0CK. if 1 l.Wl'l BJU!i 1UU Hut LB H MX HM tra heavy bags, averaging 430 pontids to. the bale, just received and for sale by . no2 K. S BABCOeK. GROCERIES! ! -gVST HXCJBIVJRO, MJV XJi TOP order, embracing even thing in the trade, and for sale at paying prices to the purchaser and. seller. just try, tnat s au. At no-2 E. S. BABCOCK. WEJBT AVD IBMSH POTATOES. OP 100 bushels, large and fim-, receivins; and for sale by CHAS. UcJOHNSTON', nol . Posey'a Bloek. Home Insurance Comp'y, uj?' luitK. Om.ee JVtt: lia K 111, BronAicmy CAPITAL STOCK, (All paid n) - 8l,0Ot),000 ZURPLiS 600,000 The HOME INSURANCE CGMPANY continnea to insure against loss or damage by I IKE, aad the damages of INLAND NAVIGATION AND TRANSPORTATION, on terms aa favorable aa the nature of the risks and the real security of the in sured, and of the Coinptiry will warrant. IiMM EQUITABLY ADJLit.l AXD - PKOMPTLT PAID. . Abstract of the twelfth semi-annual statement of the condition of the Hoax Insurance Company, of the city of New York, on the 30th day of June, ; ASSETS. Cash, balance iu Bank. i. i $ 82,992 3i Bonds and Mortgages (being brat lien on Real Estate, worth at least 1, ,-68iS,4'Jl)... 823,8thi 0? Aaoaus on otocas, payauie on otmano, , (market value of securities, 3ul,882) 220,470 00 Bank Stock, (market valu,).....M... ti,M OQ . V 11. l. .ivuij d ...... . I . ahie ) North Carolina State Bonds, (market value,) Missouri State Bonds, (market value) Tennessee State Bonds, (market value) Real Estate, Xs; i Wall street. Interest due on 1st July, 185!', (of which S21.1S2 C2 bas since been received) Balance in bands of Agents and in course of transmission from Agents on 30U) June, (of which, $8,710 81 ' 75,349 31 9,923 fH 17,300 00 9,268 fiO 07,412 73 23,792 65 has since leen received)..... 19,211 42 Dills Receivable, (for premiums ou iu land risks).: 13,497 98 premiums Que aud uncollected on Pol icies issued at office - - 1,661 73 - Total. - LIABILITIES. 1,457,823 71 Claims for losses outstanding - ... en the 30th June, lsjy, es- . . - " timated at..." $20,120" 2ti Due Stockholders on account r . . of Tenth divided... 'j 440 Of) ' :. :' 820,570 20 New Yorkf 19th July, 1859. - CHAS. J. MARTIN, Pres't, i ; : A. F. WILLMARTH, Vice Pres't J. Miltok Smith, Secretary. Jonf BIcOhkk, Asst. Secretary.- - ftw-BUsl.NKSS ATTENDED TO WITH DESPATCH AND FIDELlTr.-S ocl-28 v A. C. HALbOCK, Agent. OHO X. MK HT i.W li MOJ'JB Aam vl V ou hai:d and for sale atoct2. COO K'3 EAMILY GRQCE RY. fMB M- STYLE Milt ESS T JVST WW out at VAVT1KR i MAK'JOMiB. nov21 4 A- " 39 Main stree-:. WPVCKWBEJT ELOVB7& BJtJS M.Jr t'eunsj lvuuia brand in store and for sale by nov8 - m ' -- -S0KENSON t CO. W9 B O ft.11 -3U HO ZEJV MM O OM S, Jk" MM nice article, just arrived at ' . nGvS SOBENSON CO.'S. WM -?J.MA.Vl .' t fl.V JUEJIL! MM. ..... 10 bushels meal, from new corn ; 5 "barrel tliat homminy; -- in store and for sale by . . VICE ERY BROS novlT"' -! - , , ... . -is 82 Main street. MOTTOJV BJTTlJV''A3 MALE Ly of Soi I C ianultuo batting.. -in store and for ale by VLUKERY BROS, 82 Main street. novl 7 lot of brown, blue, and blnn-mixed. from tbe rural district, just received at-- i . novlC - " i EMBICH CO?3 jfaMJB STOJS'ES XO TOJS'S , MM rea grind stones, all sizes, received to-day by r ; 1T "- o KO..a. bom stag, . ,oct26 "10 .Main street, ' CFIANGB OF LOCATION. a -"f"j n.t.nn ii.i rr.y uovlu :be. 'A srectfully inforia her r1 1 friends l.nd cus 1 tomers that she has opened her JIII.LINERY ESTABLISHMENT on Vine street, between Second and Third streets, where she will be happy in serving mem to me nesroi ner aoiiity. i:ouuirts trimmed in a style unsurpassed in "tho cny. - , I.uvl.i-lru af V U K.l T EXCTE.nEJYT MUT JS'O Jv INSURRECTION. - Just received at our Auction Rooms, on the cor ner of Main aud Third streets, -sixty .one cases of uk i bUOUS, direct from the man mac Mirers aud importers, consisting in part of . - . 20 pes English, French, and America a Clot ha. 20 " Doeskin and Faucy Cnsainaere. JOS " Sattioetts. . ... .- .. i ,l 500 Prints. . 4 . 1 3.r " Tweed. . . . . 200 " Lindsey. 1 , .. .-n lui ! -1. t 200 " Delanes and other Drees Gi.oda. . , .' .-. 250 Bleached and Brown Muslin. .. .-1 . 20 dozen Linen Table Cloths. Y . - . 35 pes of Irish Linen. , -1.. . From 200 to 30U pieces of other goods too numerous to mention. Aiso a lot of HOSIEBY, OLOVES and NOTIONS, which we will sell at private sale, at Eastern cost and carriage.- r . - .. 1 All that remains Bus-.,ld on Monday, the 14th of November, will be sold at Auction to the highest bidder, without retter'e, -canimenciag at 10 o'clock A. 31., and continuing from day to diiy. until the entire etook is seld. We call the attention of all, as the stock is by far the largest ever offered for sale in this place, and is bound to be sold, j , novl2 . 11. NELSON Ai COj -' M-d is hereby given that the xudersigned bas been appointed Axecntnx of the last will ot Ar.am Kurtz, late of Vanderburgh, county, deceased. Said estate is supposca to oe solvent. - '- navl2-3tw . CAROLINE KvRTZ. .ftlJUr' C'MOM SWEETS f MUST WW ARRIVAL DIRECT te W 13 hbds new Sugar, from plantation. 43 bbls " Molasses. ' , lOhfbblanew " i - - Just received iwr Chancellor, and ftar sale bynovl 2 GEORGE FOSTER ft CO. wmosvJ esfi-vrtr CJI JP S Something M nice, at VAUTIER fc MARCONNIER'S, UON MEU 8, 39 Main street. - novii tfOTTOJV PJK.VS- ' . O 75 bags, assorted Nos. Hope mill ; 10 bags white and colored cotton chain ; 1000 !bs cotton twine ; . ' 600 lbs candle wick ; . just received and for sale by novlT WHEELER ft RIGGS.

MISCELitAHEOUS.

m.9JB w MJisiJra. W w 10 boxes Kauuus, 10 boxes lUiutlus. i ' J. 10 half .Joxea do f 4. received and for aale bj VIKKEBt BB03.; m WOBX trOSttJEJV MVTTMM milM lb-foehetrtterT-1 barrel cranberries, at COOK'S PIONEER GROCERY. rWXVUMJB VSSTVMM.JS I Mi 100 fine larire Turkevs now corn feeding on th horm,fuT eaie I -MfefOHNSTOIfr novlti - Main street; Posey . block. MM .100 lbs choice roll butter: t V fiOO doTKB fresh emr. , J i ' X. o . j . P 1 1 jilil mcnou aiiu lor sate iy novlC CUA'S. BIcJOnSSTON. 300 JFJUTMXMSl ne bibs,- new, received and for sa e , In- qunBtities to suit ty . tTIAs: McJOSSSTOX. - 1 U HUTU It fJMMSiSS ML fust received and lor sale by'4 BOVlS ; CH AS. McJOUSSTON. f: ajstwji.w jjvi .HJBUHi,t win rji t -at-at flint tiu-t received by ' DOV16 CHAS McJOHNSTOX. " IF Ji SUB O.J St it 8 3 JtOXEJS'. Of Wayne's celebrated " Orice patent " washtxiards, just received front tho factory aud for sale by novlG , CHAS. ilcJOSSTON. . ' XMMBVOBmS -M.JI a f M WW and very pretty assortment of trriuts just received at - novie 8. EMBICHCO.'S WWOT VJMKS! SO: BJHJS CHOICE MM. new Buckwheat Flour, just received by oct24 . E..S. BABCOCK. WpUMSt H'MS! fVBSi JVST BEJO reived per express, xtra, fine ftire, also some very nice for yeung girls at i " - HOV21 - ,- VAUTIEB A 31 A BCONIER.' ufjiy-nKi. if. b sfx js'nmjsrrE, t Brackets, aud Portable Lights re-gilded and acqnered to look as well as newfixtuies, or no harge, by- . . JOHN G'BKIKN ft CO., oct 7 C "4 5 " -- ' . j .'81 Locust str et. ' -WMBEfJBTtOJV fOB THJJYKSm M u. giving day--- twit, .-."t Jk' i a-.'-t 60 larfse, tkt, yonng tnrkeys ; . .; ito. -A. . 10 doy.?n fine fat chickeua; ; ' - . -- ; l(Xi dozen fresh eggs ; s i - : oysters iu cans and half cans In quantities Oar friends will pleuse send in t lie ir orders in time to ... KKsKlNK, ClRNIt K CO.'S novl9 . . . 47 Main street WJILOVB lELOVB """'V Ml." 150 sacks exfro white wheat flour; ' ' ' 2(10 sacks extra t wheat llonr ; " 1 y--100 bbls cTeach sort if required ; r ""The whole of Igleheart's brand, which is a guaranty of its finality, on hand and for pale by j 1 h i EUSK1NK, CURNICK CO. tnovl-1 -VJ '" - ' - t7 Main street. U.8LX,TU ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT! cosTiKCieu success or tut I Cosmopolitan Art Association! TCIBOM JILL SECTIONS Of TUB M. country subscribers to this popular Art institution, (now ia iu sixth yanr,)nre boiug received in a ratio uuparalelled with that of au previous year. - t . .,-.. 1st. The beautiful feel engraving, " Skaksjiearb anl bis friends."; i ir , r 2d. A copy of tbe elegantly illustrated Art Jour. '.. nal, one year. .-. , , .- 3d. A free season admission 4o tbe Galleries, 548 ' Broadway, Us fork.- . ' In addition so which, over fonr hundred valuable works of Art are iriven to subscribers as Dreminms. comprising choice Paintings, Sculptures, Outlines, ac, uy tne nrst A mar wan anu foreign anisni. - The superb engraving, which every subscriber vtll receive immediately on receipt of subscription, entitled - " SHAKSPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS," Is of a character to give uuqunlified pleasure'and satisfaction, Nt work of iuat value was ever be fore placed within the reach of the pet'tvie at such k a price. The engraving is or very large s.xe, being printed ou heavy plate paper, 30 by 28 inches; "making a most superb ornament suitable for tbe walls of either the library, parlor, or office. - Jtcan be sent to auy part of the country, by mail, with safety, being packed in a cylinder, post se tiwiaid.) .''- s - Think of It! i Sach a work, delivered 'free of enarge, sad the Art Jonrnal, one year, foe three dollara.,. - . ... t ., . ,- , r -Subscriptions will be received until the. evtuing of Tuesday, the 3lst of January, ISO), at which time the books will close aud the premiums bo eiven te subscriber.' ' i i . Nopereoa ie restricted to a single subscription Those remitting $15 are entitled to six member shiiie. - . -1 . ' Subscriptions from California, the Canada, anil all Foreign Province, must !$-' AO instead of $3, in order to defray extra poctagns, C. - ' Persons wluhiug to foi in clubs will ajTj fftr a cirrruiar oi htjuh, ac. . . , . The beautifully illustrated Art Jornal, giving lull particulars, will he sent on receipt of la cents in stamps or coin. Address .!' ) . -T , T, r , .... . 1 1 ... , A. J A . viu aim via a' i j , . . . 1 1 K k Lf I ... V. ..V Bv Subscriptions also received by J. D, RAN. DALL, iloa. Secretary for Evansville and viciuity. ; no vis -. , f OrEESMSO BOXES rKlHK WESTERN "Z-i Reserve cheese received per steamer Dr. Kane uov21 SORENSON ft CO. 8. ikTjBvir SO BOXES SUPERIOR PEARL K9 re lined starch, for sale low to the trade, by nov'l ' SORENSON d CO.. .. 1, i .I. t i i. ... ,1.. t ' a I, naooMsi a dozen A 1, RECEIVED MM per railroad, by .. nov21 SORENSON CO. rnvs-r KttcMitVMn M - 10xt lbs Bacon shoulders"; 15O0 lbs Clear Sides, a suiierior article," at - Z. H. COOK'S PIONEER UROCERY. lT1 OLOE. Sm-BVfA SPLENDID ARnLM tlcle, at the Pioneer Grocery of s 5 nov21 , r; , 5 i .' i i j;l,'Z..H.;CO0K. MIH V SHE It tC fVL fEBMXEO SU-I'-irar, of the finest quality at the PioneerGroerry ot 1 loovai is. H.'tMKiR. TTme VJBfETSJ SFLEJS'UMU At SV article with colors and plaid to match, for sale cheap at , ocvai , ., 8. EMBICH 4 CO.'S (WILES, SHOVELS KC WM 311 dozen Lippencott'a axes','J 20 do James' shovels,1 " ' ! !.'.. AA ..' anadas "I-14H -i 'I : 4 . a ,1a "An' rn.ld.nhb'' ."" 10 do do wood saws (framed) '" ; -now on hand and for sale bv - " oc 122 JACOB STBATJB ft SOW. OO IIOXE.JHOSS It GAMBLE S fill's, (equal to Butobers) ; -.r r . ' 5 dozen Butcher's files, ' ' w M do 1 do trimmer's chissels. 4 - - ' 5 do do turning chissels and gouges, - ' w do 'do plane irons, - - - 10 do Spear Jackson' hand saws,1 " 25 gross best quality bed screws, , lust received and for sale by - ocfl JACOB 8TIIA CB ft SOS. (JfigBO OJH9 V Jtt OJ S --'-"' ' ' MM a 20 t leu Shaker and fancy brooms, 10 Cotton mops, ' "' '- just received and for sale by " -i' ' "oet27 1 CHA'8. McJOHKSTOW. rWBB fVMM.BC' .-EEt JVOV MJVM. fer tbnt because we h'tve been too btiy to advertise, that we have received no bamt goods for a tew weeks paet. hnch is not the case; 1 - - " We have now in- store fresh and nice llai.ins, Currants, Citren, Pranes, Apples, Extroebv Vanilla Lemon---Celery,. Worceetershlre Saucer' Pep per Sance, atsup. Oysters, Bardinc-s, vHive Oil , French, English, and American Mustard ,- Pepper, AllspKie, Cinnamon, Cloves, ' Ginger, SI ace. Nuttnecsv Chocolate. Cocoa. Vermicelli, 1 Macraroui. Bath Brick, Cream Tartar, Soda, faleratns, Match es, rc4 Jrc.4 and Rr sale cheap at . e i novg VICKKRY BROS., 82 jrain st. . - - '-" ' ' 1 . ! i'. ' UAII!V 2U0 boxes Halfssnd'qnarters, Star candles. 15 .do Hard pressed talma- .w'do received and for sale by octlQ ' GEORGE FOSTER ft CO. Tfl.V.Vr BJMHS-5 .UULUH W from 2V to 4 bushel, for Bale low. to close out consignment hy -oct 19 I i V GEORGE FOSTER CO. Drs. EIIRMAN & GLAV-LZ; WWO.TItEOfJTHIC fHYSMCMJUyrS T MM Surgeons, ofter their services to the citizens of Evansville and vicinitv. Dr. Glaviz will like wise pay particular attention to diseases of tbe Xye. no nas nau long experience in their medical and surgical treatment, a" an- attending Physician in me eye innrmary at sernn. - . mrar- t . v. . . o . a ... . d w . TO ftioe on 3d street below Vine.' ' ' Residence tr,-.r rv. .1 .... . . .7 ... . . more. Residence of Dr. Glaviz, Sherwood House. ort27 - - " ' ,,; '; . fancy furs.'"1 r WJIMBST UBBIVJL Of TUB SEJM. SON. A splendid assortment, comprisiug all the stylo out for the ensuing winter. Call and see. . . VAUTIEB MARCONNIER. Jfm M O O .It S XSO MIOZEJV duo A MM Brooms jiwt received snd for sale low to close. fuovSJ E. 8. BABCOCK. ifYi O IE B SEE II 10O BUSHELS prime Seed in store and for sale by nov8 E. 8. BABCOCK. tfXUEESE ..... 6 bis Western Reserve, ' 25 bxs English Dairy. Just received per steamer Sam. Kirkmau, by SORENSON A CO.

MISCELLANEOUS;

), J-" mivui jjh- vaivii iioiuni 1 'i ? -r QQTy & iVEIt SYRUP roa thi ccse or rflwy Syp kilitertnl- Mtrtwrial "Diseases, Old Sof-e, SAin rDiseascSy and alt other diseases k kich art touted . by an in pure state of the BLOOD. i A Wonderful Ctue if tkrtrfdm White SnxUiag ! Bern the statement mf MmwUm BhHne -Ms wj .ve of tmjb won si cases ever recorded.'- h a now njoy rotmit health, and has far thepnst year time as much work as any young man ot ius age I This cure has excited bis friends, .neighbors;' and bhvsicians. auti sn.aomejif tita Meuical I'aiMltpJ, ,Oue of the Jro It-Mors (inr. K. b. Aewtou,) who was called to es him aaa Snrgeon,ot fo prescribe, wa so forcibly impressed with the KemarkaUe tVmfir Poaer o lhi$ JfsdMNS,jthat he his aiiopted It into his nrivat practi.-e, a well as at twe Oollegea and UoepiMla. . r.ei tHtt, v tJiNeumaTa, Fen. 16, 18 . Hxasas. A. L. ScoviLi, A Co. . .;..t OeuUemem. 1 will with great pleasure give me testimony as to what your SAaaaPABiLLAand Stil likgia, or Blood and .liner Syrup, has done for me. Some three years aud a half ago, I wa attacket (with a Scrofulous White Swelling, which was at leaded with most excruciating paiu. 1 tried vari otis remedies, and had twe of the best pbysiciaase the city (one of them a Professor in an Old Scho Medical College), and they failed to give meany re 4ief. I was so ivduocd that I wa son h nod to my bed for over three mouth. The nerve and mm eles of one leg were so contracted aud drawn mis tb.ilcoai.Js.tf lealit. 1 had Mors thau a doteu t un. nine ulcer on my leg from which I took, from tinx to time, mure than ou hundred piece of BONE, iscmeof them puih throe to lour i riches loug. I was reduce to almost a skeleton, and niv friends had given np all hopesof my recovery. I was .in tbi condition when I commenced the use of your Blo4 md Liver Sirnp. I have used altogether soma two doaea bottlesof it, and at tbe tame time the lodime OuUmm, which yon advise t use with it ; and lastly, the Bralutg oinr-wnt, given under the head o White Swelling." ,u vour directions. I ... r able to attend to bitfiueat. and my lefts nave beeoaie so strong inai i wmi k witiiout any tlufloulry, and have entirely remeerfd ii health. ours, truly, . 1 A1AKTIN RObllIN3,Jr Rouk;ne-ia El!:l.tL treewleween Ibmnd and John, No. :i2l; or at the place of biiHinees, with Brown A Vilk tte, No. 4 East Fourth street. - Head an extract from the CineiMmti Medicaijonr aw, Vol. 4. page 310, by its editor. Prof. U. 8. New ton, in regard to this renin ri;ilie fore: "While Martin Rc4,l.ln was In the very worst imaginable cniiluon, we were railea to attend faira for a frai-ture of the leg, pnxlm-ed l y a fall. The 'iudicatiou ot x reiinhiu of the lme, under tho circumataocea, were eery njtfivorabiu, tor ho wen Id ait, day after day, picking oft mall pieree of bone, which Would snnigh off I found him using ScoeiWe prepm-ati-jH, mkick he eoutinned to sue nntU a cure Mas ejected. We gave him no constitutional treatment, being in attenuance only as a surgeon ; yet we confuss we hiui much ourtosity to eoe what could be done in a system so extensively diseased aa hi was." " - Will the afHicted call on the agent and gat a pamphlet ron-aining certificates of cures from well known citizens of Clrrinnsti T ' &y Recollect thai this aifdicine is K-r a ranted to enre all diseases that are rained by an impure state of the blooj. Scuvill'i Bluml and Liter Syrup Is composed entirely of vegetables, aad is perf telly mje or-t'stfii en Krmt , tnase of sore month or emption of the skim If l ao t Iters value tK. h..l,l, ..I ,k... children, they tic eld eradiite the seeds of the dis L ease boCve it ia b o late. ss ufcjre it is wo late, lv. A Read the statement of one of 11m nldmt aliau.ta IU V1BC!UUHII, "We hereby certify that we have Van made aoqnalBted with hannV t SarmipttrHla omiI MthWa. or BLOOD ANU LIVER SYlcVP. The lnrrodi...fa. entirely vegetable, and no mineral enters Into Vr preparation. W. S. MEKRILL ft CO.. , . One door west or Unmet iloaso, Cin'ti." Foe aula by the Proprietors, . j, J A. I. SCOVH.L db, CO, .. . Ho, 12 W est Eighth St., Cincinnati. Ann, by Keller ft White, ivausville, IuoV , N. S. Thompson. 1 Also, ngeuts for the sale of Dr. fr ft,.U. r., the Lnmj, anil Dr. Baker't Pain Panacea, for the cure or an pain, oin internal and external. ' " oct7-M w2m i T" i ' . -iulf EVANSVILLE. , .,T INSURANCE COMPANY (EUubluihed and Incorporated in luM,) .'' VvM Aju BO A T H U L L , ; " - AN u . 4 FLATB OAT- RISKS. It Tow rales and adjusts losses fairly and .1111. tl. 'r VirtrAij::- - ,'$250,000 FFICE On, Water atieet, well known ne -the iialliauk. .-. i... ....... ' '," WW- T- AO, Secretary. VV -wrt Tm "rr ijv.8 mi 'A yes -a airtf.T ' th followlnjr well known Companies':'"' . Cliarler 0lk jnsurance Cumimnii l Connecticut Insurance Company, w - - n-' '.'? "' -'',-. I i 1 eorta Insurance Company, --. C API T A Ll.... A , S500.OOO Park 'Insurance Comvanu. 1 fJAPITAtf 2bfl lm. j. Lor il lard Insurance Company, - . CAPITAL..;...U..... ;::::.. "'.'. ' l-ennnnn. , ft ' . Take alf kinds-' ttt rWvS.'and sfljusts"' loss promptly. f, . . Policies for Life Insnranre isnned iii theKnickerbocker ' Life " Insurance Cbprpuny, i -.!.. it. i Of Newlork. , t,L , CAPITA I, ANT) SfJRPLr.SU..'....U..:....:..ri8l!,0o, Of whfch $100,000 is deposited with rhe ComotralleAOf the fiateof New York. op22-Smdlm " " ' 1 ' ' 1 - ' - rww b a c l o o b m r, k LT Large size heaw Oannv Been, in store a PRESTON B-ROS. t.--t , 1. m it:--. V -w -"! " mB J. C. J. O. SMITH, ' ' . JKo. 187- Main afreet. Cor. Seventh.. t ( I ,, ., Ja UHJ.I iai. dfBJTEM-LLEOB TUB fJMSTfMTtLMT ronage bestowed noon them, be leaeato In. form their tetrads- t4 'hs eomamnity ia geaesal. tost with tbe aid of new machinery, tosy are enabled to torn out work superior to that of anr JCaatern make. ... ..- ..- m :.. - Those who h,h to have good TOOLS, and at the ante time encourage hua manufacture, can supply themselveeat the fixtory. :.. -1. . Matches,, Axes, Hoes, Draw-Knives. Pork deav. ers. Millers' Picks, and Edged Tools of all kinds. made of double ntnned cast stoat, and warranted eausl tosny ia use. ..... . sp27-Bm BUY ilOMh-MADE SUOESJT Jf AOIKB WMLM. f LEA SB I TAME MU particular no:i that I am roinir lou marked attentfon to the tnaonfacture of Ladies', Misses', and Children's Siioe of all kinds: la eases of emergency, ladies ran have (hoes made within four liours notice. If any one doubts lha. fact, let them try it. -..i ' Gentlemen will pleas call and see 4b haatdaann. and durable style of Fail and Winter Boats I am now making. WAX1 tmmediatelv. tea or tssln jenraeynion, for roes' and women's work. . The nigkest wsges will be paid ht cask. iptzt .... , WUH JsAoCis, Ma. S Seexntd at. !OTMCB TO TJX-fJi-EBsr The tax-payers of the ckv of iWTfV.,-. hereby notified that I will advertise for ul. .11 real estate In said city, the taxes vlinrnm 1. 4een pahl on the 6th of December, 1S59, and 1 will, Trom mat aay, dr-rtram and sell snfHd ,nt personal property of such tnhabltanra of Evansvillo aa have not paid their taxes on their oersonal nmcrtv. poll or dog tax. All WB3 deaira will have to pay np before tliat dte. . P. BCHMrCK, Eovl3d2w ' City Collector. WUST BE VMM VEII PEH BTEJIMMM 9J Dr. Kano 700 lbs new sugar cured hams without canvas ; 600 lbs new sugar cured dried beef; 25 boxes extra Hamburg chee; . n , X 20 boxes English dalrr i " for Sale at - EBSKINE, CCKNICK CO.'S. novl a T Main ctraat.