Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 82, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 December 1859 — Page 3

-DECEMBER 1 RIVER ITEMS. Harlraan, Pittahg E II Fab-child, Loulsv line, Nashville " Messenger, ClDciaaatl ad, do Switzerland, da ra, N U Wave. CaniiHtoii San net, Wabash r J H Done, Wabash rlr Ratne, N O Greenville, B Green. rStar, Paducah Llgbtfoot, Nashville ' " DKPt. . " Uarlniau, St Louis K H Fain-lug SO ' ' ad, Cincinnati ' Messenger, Memphis ; ra, Pittsl urg "' ' Switzerland, NO Rains, LouisvrHe Wave, Caonelton r Star, Paducah ' Lightfoot. Nashville Yesterday was cloudy, with iodioai of rain. The river is still swelling ly at this point, but falling abor. Busi on the levee was extremely brisk, and 3 is plenty of freight here waiting sbipt, aDd more continually arriving by the J, while Green and Wabash rivers are g something to add to the accumulation, e is no change to note in the rates of ht, which we quote as follows: . !few Orleans Apples, fi0c$. bbl ; Tobacco, J5 d; Floor, 60c ! bbl-, pound freights, 35c w ; ting and W hisky,1.00 $i bbl. To St. Louis and freights, 20c i 100 lbs. To Cincinnati freights (heavy), loo rJ 100 lbs; snipstaftf) vheat, ) sack, I6c. The Illinois river is rising slowly, i four feet in the channel from Lasalle le mouth. A good det of rain has lalf late along the Illinois river, which !ers the roads so muddy and heavy that farmers are not able to haul their proto the river. The Upper Mississippi is onary from Rock Islaud down, with 26 es on the Lower Rapids, and four feet ' w Keokuk. - The Cumberland river, Sunday eve- ', was swelling, with three feet six inches r on Harpeth Shoals. The Little Rock Democrat of the reports a rise of six feet in the Arkaniver at that point. That's good news. Mr. Reynolds, the engineer of th 'ley Bawen, has retired from that boat gone into the oil business. He has a rior article, which is destined to come general use, for machinery, as it ia p and far better than any now used. i a practical engineer, and a scientific , and knows its merits. The J. G. Clint, which was sold at ihis a few days since, will enter immtely into the Louisville and Mendertrad'e. With the Gray Eagle, L.I), y, Scioto, Kate French, and Cline in the :, we think it wilt be well supplied. Our friend Get rge Boicourt, the jetiatily and efficient clerk of the Kate het, will please accept our thank fur erous favors. Capt. Zat-k Taylor, of the r Star, will also accept our thanks for "3. The Castle Gordon received 500 bar)f Hotirat .Mt. Carmel, which Bhe takes to . t5Iie would not -oiue to Kvansville j little, was the reason assigned by ber ;rs. We are inclined to think that the news we get from this craft she will i the Illinois river. We only predict Mr. Otis Dexter, who died in our on Tuesday night, was a weil known utxjHt clerk ou the upper Ohio. He a ted at the desk of the steamer Malta e Muskingum, and is known far and : as a vtrue gentleman, and one of the est works of God. lie had matiy ds and few enemies. His remain were eyed to the cemetery yesterday, and d iu vault, to await the arrival of the iter Charity Botcen, when they will be id with Masonic honors. We understand that a neat little boat jr built at New burgh has been aolarged, will soon enter the trade between that ! and Evansville as a regular daily et. We understand that Capt. Suttou, was on the John Tump litis last season, bartered the Mary Cook, and will run is a regular packet in the Wabash dnthe season. ' v The K. II. Fairehild was at our landtesterdavy bound for New Orleans. She ' on here about 100 tous of freight. The Liyhtfoot, from Nashville, bound 'iuciunati, parsed up yesterday evening a good trip of freight. - The fine passenger steamer Kate cji is the regular packet for Louisville evening. Them is no better boat to 1 on than the Kate. Her officers are gentlemen and experienced boatmen. ('apt. Sturgeon's Diana was adverto leave Louisville yesterday, which make her due here to-day. The Kale Sarehet came in from the u-li yesterday morning, with a good Her officers report the river falling ly, with three feet on the Chain. ' The Caroline came in from Nashvesterday morning. .She intends to ler luck in Wabash, and was to have ast night. The Masonic Gem was rceivreigbt for Wabash yesterday, ind was to dur.nj the night. We are afraid they find Wabash a worse road than Jordan. Tiie John Raiue came np from New 4ns yesterday morning. She had a lot of groceries, and was full of pasers. Her officers will please accept our ks for files of late Southern papers. "The Greenville came in yesterday Gret n river, with a big trip of freight, leaves again to-day. The J. II. Done came in from nish yesterday evening, with a good Captain Henry Mitchell's neat little It y was due from the Wabash UsteveThe towboat Lake Erie, on Saturday t, sunk a flat boat laden with hay being to Mr. Gaif, of Aurora. The following we clip from the New my Ledger of Tuesday : idge Hooper, of this city, is cutting the of the old Xashville down a few feet, renovating the whole boat. She will . a good order soon, and our Evansville ids will have a serviceable wliarf-boat, a is very much needed at that place. The New Orleans Delta of the 24th, - The last arrivals from Red river reheavy rains, and the river rising. The r had already risen six inches. Steamibove the falls report three feet to Alexria. The steamer War Eagle came in j St. Louis Iasteveningwitha very large enger list, among whom were over 500 en. sir, Vlarcnuci Correspondence. VlXCHXXKS, NOV. 30j 12 A. M. 31-rnal Rkpobtkb: River on a stand. '.It. Garden Missed down Monday night i a good trip. "" ovkl Abbival. A schooner of forty , conmianded by Capt. Abraham Bach- , arrived at our whart yesterday, loaded i evergreens. She was built at SheboyYViscottsin, and came via Lakes Micbiand Huron, St. Clair river, Lake St. ' r, Detroit river, across the head of Lake : into the Mauuiee river as far as Toledo, a iuto the canal as far as Perrysville, then into the Wabash river. Her ination is New Orleans. w. h. w.

RSDAY MORNING.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. V T a. A W. UM. EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE JOURNAL.

Nrw Obucaxs, Not. 29 r. u. Intelligence from Brownsville states that Cortinaa had bung three Americans in revenge for the banging of his officer at Browuiville. " The sugar crop of Texa ha been injured by the frost. Advices from the City of Mexico dated the 13th inst. have been received. The ConatitMtionallata had been beaten at Quereton." In a battle fought at Aulincedo, the Liberals were victorious. Four hundred of the enemy were killed and half the towa waa burned. It is reported that a compromise has been proposed between Juarez, Robies, and Mi rani on. Juarez is to be Provisional President of Mexico, the constitution to be restored, aad the laws confiscating church property is to be annulled. Bostox, Nov. 30, m. The Presidential Committee of the American Board of Foreign Missions publish a card deeply implicating the moral character of Dr. Pemroy, the Secretary of the Board, and notifying the public ot bis dismissal. Brown sympathy meetings will be held in this city, and many other localities in this State, on the day of his execution. Philadelphia, Nov. 30, m. The auction sale of 40,000 pounds of wool commenced at noon, Thomas k. Sons auctioneers. The attendance is large, and bidding lively. In one hour almost the whole lot waa disposed of, at the following prices: Extra fleece 55 ,59J; double extra do, 62 ; medium, 39.1 50 ; common, 32(3$42; three-fourths blood, 51 ; superior pulled, 25 $3C ; tub washed, 3843$; 2000 pounds Western pulled brought 35. Nbw York, Nov. 30, m. At the coffee sale, to-day, 3,400 bags were offered, hut the sale was stopped after 2,100 bags had Iteen sold. Rio brought li(a(12. The tea sale was not spirited, but previous rates were sustained. Nkw York, Nov. 30, u Th steamship Circaaaian, from Galway, via St. Johns, has arrived here. The Northern IAyht, from Aspiawall, is signalled below. Her advices from California have been anticipated. Nkw Youk, Nov. 30, M Flour has advanced 5c; Stat? 2 202 25. Wheat advancing and held a shade highur; sales unimortant. Corn has advanced ; sales 4000 bushels at l(tr)'-c higher; old yellow sold at ifl. Pork buoyaut at 16 for mess, and II j lor prime. iara nominal, wnisay 26 cents. Baltimore Marks. Halt i mo uk, Nov. 30, x. Flour steady, sales of Howard street and Ohio at 5 37. Wheat advancing; sales of white at 1 31 1 45; red 1 251 2t5. Corn dull ; white 68 73c; yellow 6875c for new; no old corn offering. Whisky steady and quiet ; sales at 2G(a2oc. Provisions unchanged. Boston, Nev. 30, m . The steamship Canada sailed at noon. She carries out no specie. N"iw Orleans, Nor. 28. Cotton sales to-day, 15 000 bales. Middling and lower griides have declined J ? quoting at 10 (10g. Sugar dull at U7 1 for fair to fully fair. The complete crop of grit sugar of the planters in the vicinity' of Baton Rouge, is but little more than half as much as that of last year. Pork buoyant at an advance of 25, quoting at 1 50. Whisky sells at 24. Exchange on New York is quoted at discount. Sackvills, Nov. 31, p m. The Royal Mail steamship, from Liverpool, on the 19th inst., arrived at Halifax t-dayi The Europa i advices, which are three days later than the Bohemian, have beeu brought here by the horse express. - The steamship Kangaroo, Ocean Qneen, and Perzia, hnd arrived out. The treaty ratifications were to U exchanged at Zurich on the 2 1st inst. France had issuod letters of invitatiou to the Congress to those powers that signed the Vienna treaty, aud those of the Italian rulers. The attitude of the English aud French press was daily becoming more warlike. The Loudon Time calls on Napoleon to put an end to the suspense. . The Congress of the Powers on the Italian difficulties is expected to meet at Paris, but no date bad beeu mentioned. It is sta'.ed that the Emperor Napoleon opposes Chevalier Buoncompagnt in assuming the regency of Central Italy. It is reorted that Garibaldi has resigned the command of Central Italy, and has joined the Sardinian army. The Loudon Society of Arts had inaugurated a movement for a great exhibition, to be held in London in 1802. The Paris Bourse was steady. Liverpool Cotton Market. The sales of the week amount to 49,000 bales, including 1800 to speculators, aud 4000 to exporters. Holders have been pressing the inferior qualities on the market, which has caused a decline on the9erradtw ; fair middling qualities, however, have improved. The sales of Friday are estimated at 6000 bales, the market closing dull at the following authorized quotations : Orleans fair at 7; middling, 7J; Mobile lair, 7j; middling, 7 3-1G. There is a stock of 414,000 bales now in port, of which 270,000 bales are American. The advices from Manchester continue favorable. London, Nor. 19. Consols 9C96t. The bullion in the Bank of England has decreased 30,000 during the week. Money unchanged. Breadstuff's are dull, but prices firm. Provisions dull. Port Sarsia, Canada, Nor. 30 r. u. The propeller Milwaukee and schooner J. II. Tiffany colided on Monday night iu the Straits, of Macinack. Both sunk. All hands ou the Milwaukee took to the boats, and were picked up by the propeller Free State. Four sailors and the cook on the schooner were lost. The rest were saved by the Free State and brought here.. Our Special River Despatches. ' CixciMKATi, Nov. 30, at. The river bas fallen 15 inches in the last 24 hours; now 15 feet 3 inches. Weather clear and mild. Pittsburg, Not. 30, m. Rirer 5 feet 2 inches by the pier murk, and fatting. W eater cloudy, with appearance of rain. St. Lotis, Nov. 30 p. u. The steamtr Lake City, hence for the Arkansas river, gunk at Caroouolet, six miles below here, last evening. Tne boat is valued at fifteen thousand dollars, and is insured at Pittsburg for eleven thousand. The cargo U badly damaged. Louisvillb, Nov. 30, p m River falling slowly, six feet bve inches in tne canal. Pittsbcho, Nor. 30, p m River five feet by the pier mark, and falling. Weather wet.

Washikotok, Nor. 30, p m. There are now about 80 members of Congress here,

The caucuses of the respectire parties will a Z a J 1 A Be neia on oaiuraay mgnw Judge Douglas and wife design leaving the city on the 12th of December, for Florida, on the recommendations of their physicians. Secretary Floyd says hia own health is restored. From present indications, the principal cities will be supplied with the President s Message and accompanying documents as usual. Niw York, Nor. 30 p. m. The New York Tribun says that Wise has writteu to Mrs. Brown inclosing an order for the safe condnct of her messenger to Charleston, and that the remains of Brown will immediately be decently committed to his care. s New Yobs:, Nor. 30, p Higgius Co.'s carpet factory on 43d street, was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss $100,000. Twelve hnndred bands are thrown out of employment. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, Nov. 30, u. Flour in .good demand and firm ; sales 2100 bbla. at 5 05 5 15 for super.; 5 205 60 for extra. Sales 1900 bbla. of whisky at 21), being a decline of Jc, but at the decline the demand is good and in excess of the supply. Wheat firm with a good demand at lust quotations. Corn in good demand and firm at 43. Oats steady at 45. Barley active and unchanged. Rye firm at 78. Hogs continue buoyaut ; sales 4500 bead at G 106 30 ; receipts liberal. Mess pork advanced to 15 7516 00, with active speculative demand ; sales 2000 bbU. Bacon advanced to 9i, and now held higher. Bulk meats 5,f for shoulders and sides and in good demand. Lard buoyant at 10. Green bams 8, and in good demand. Groceries. Molasses active; 130 bbL. sold at 47 : 600 bags coffee at 11. Sugar firm at full prices. HewTsrk Market. Nkw York, Not. 30, p. it. Flour 5 10 better, with a pretty good demand; sales of 19,000 bbla at 5 20(7?;5 30 for super. , State; 5 305 50 for extra do ; 5 305 54 j for superfine Western ; 5 45(75 65 for common to good extra Western ; 5 70(5 la tor inferior to good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio, closing firm. Rye flour iu fair request at 3 754 30. Wheat firm and quiet; sales of 3,000 bushels at 1 18 fir No. 2 Cvicago spring ; 1 23 for Milwaukie Club. Rye dull and quiet. Corn dull and lower sales; 14000 bu. at 7883 for new yellow: 9 l(2;fC for old yellow. Oats quiet at 46fS;47 for State western and Canadian. Whisky heavy and lower; sales 500 bbls. at 26(ai26$. chiefly at the inside price. Pork without special change ; sales 15 50 bbls. at ltf 12 for mess, 11 25 for prime; included in the sales are 1000 bbls. - mess sellers option all theyear. Iteeffirni; sales 3 50 bbls. at 44 60 for- country prime; 55 50 for do. mess: 10 7511 60 for extra do. Dressed bogs steady at 6 757. Beef hams very quiet: new western is held at 1414 50. Prime mess beef steado: sales 1000 tea. at Cleveland at 19 00. Cut meats lower; sales 100 pkgs. at 6j(7 for shoulders, and 3(10 for bams. Bacon steady at S. Lard dull and heavy; sales 275 bbls at 10 J 10. Butter steady at 1118 for Ohio, 1421 for State. Cheese in moderate request at 8 11. Tiis Hoa Markit. We have heard of no movement whatever in hogs. There are very few in this locality for sale. One dealer informs us that be does not know of any farmer who has so many as fifty head for sale. Quotations are nominal $4 to $4 50 gross, and $5 to $5 50 net would be paid. Vincennet San. Receipt by Itnllroad. November W, 1 819. 1 car load niulo and horses, B. Kerembhaar ; 5 whole door, U. W. Walker A Co. ; itati btwh corn, Wn. gander : '272 bush corn. Rentier A Xsu ; t car load heading, AMIefre-s; :ilu bbls Hour, I A Crane; H bundle sackso Littles A Krwin ; bank wheat, Geo. Wolflln; 271 buh wheat, Iglehart Bros ; 1 coop chickens, K. II. Fabia A Co. ; sacks corn, J. C. Itnsonchet, 44 bbls wbirky, Allis r Howes ; 2 bbls nuts, 2l kits ft.-h. Cook A Laugley ; M baled tobacco, 4 boxes tobacco, J U aareer A Co. ; 4 crates crockerv J. W. Hughes ; 10 pkg Raisins, A. M. (Jrirt ; 1 rase fruit. Whale A U., Fadiicab, Ky. ; 10 bigs coffee, Orr, Dalxall A Co. ; 2 boxes secars, Schroder A Co. ; boxes, I trunk, chairs, 1 lounge, 1 table, Uiiam Holt , boxes, bitty ton, U., Princeton, Ky. ; 1 box, Bner A Uniall, 1 box, J. Hemming; I lox, Keit A K ratine ; I box, A. Keis ; 1 lex, J. M. Ge;iiel ; 1 box O. 8. Wells ; 4 lioxe. 10 luukels, 4 bhix. Mil bbls flour, P.O. O'Rilev Co; rwwa, R. Barnes ; I box. Hell Beiinmshoff. A. K SHEAPKK. Agent. Special Notices. a r Etui, jsitilhj. jr. .- tr Co., offer for sale the fallowing rich aud desirable goods: Lupin's 6 4 Merino cloths, Lnpiu's6-4 CashBiares. high colored all wool Delaines, rich Chintz printed French Iteloines, rick printed Merino and Cashmere robes, splendid Chintz, and printed Dolaiue robes, Chiutx printed foulard Silks, in patterns, plahl, striped, and figured silks, iu great variety. Extra fine black Thibet Long .Shawls, extra fine black Thibet square shawls, rich Chencel bordered Shaw ls, Jrc, Ac. These goods were all pur chased at a very great sacrifice, at the receut iarxa i New York auction sales, and will be sold Very cheap in quantities to suit utt buyers. Mtly"my, 0inlmoml (s m wkmfie ssm for sore breasts, sore legs, and old woatids, even those that have defied all other applications lor a series of years. Thousands of certificates attest its almost miraculous doings (a the hospitals both of the old antl the new world. Sold at the maiinfoctory, Ko. 80 Maiden Laue, and by all Druggists, at 2".-., C3c, and $1 per pot or box. nov3o .Vslsrl s tMm trrems jrHftctmm. THta Is now admitted by the medical profession, as a fuudiuneutal principle of healing science. It is wisely provided by the bnnian economy that whenever anything is wrong In the physical svstem the natural forces of the body are brought to bear to expel the disease. The great aim, therefore, is to strengthen the natural powers. This has been kept iu view by the skillful compounder, of UK. J. HOSTETEK'3 BITTERS, which operate to give fresh vitality to all the organs of the body. The effect of this medicine upon the stomach, the liver, aud the kidneys, are prompt aad decisive. The patient who is wise enongh to quit druggiug and try the Bitters, soon feels as if he has taken a new lease of life, end as he continues the use of the article, he is overjoyed to find the streams of health coursing through his frame. Let all from whose cheek the bloom has departed, give Dr. J. Hostetter's Cele brated Bitters a trial. Sold by Druggists aud dealers generally, everywhere. - novntl I Bodiant Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana. Office on Water street, between Main and Locust. Coal, in quaatiUea of not leas than W bushels, delivered to any part of the city, at 10 cents per bash, at the pit, cents. JOHN WYMOND, ectS Secretary and Mauaxnr. William P. Devon aud Char Ira Roc wood vs. Adolpbns Hahn. Attachment before G. W. McBride. Citv Record er aud t x -officio J. P. cm utmmt mr jrTacMjmxjYT uns WM. issued by sue on the z2d ivy ot November, 1859, in a case wherein William P. Devon and Charles Rock wood are plaintiffs, and Adolpbus Uaha ia defendaut, and it appearing from the return of the swinwoBS that personal service could be had, this is to eotify said d. fondant of the peudetM7 of the said actian will be tried before, me at my omoa on the city of Kvansville, Vaederbogh county, Ladiaea. oa the 2uth day of December, A. D. 160, at !.. n the forenoon. McBRIDE, City Recorder, aov29w3w and ex-ofiicio J. P

WfM. KURTZ, at the Wholesale ai.Jfgj, Retail Coufvctiouarr on First strtet, is

two doors from tits Post Office, has aeaia been appointed sole aicent for Maltby's Baltimore Oysters In the city of Evansville, and he will receive daily, suoDlies iiv Exoress, directly from the Packer, ia Baltimore. He is prepared to otter th trade seoh i iuducements fortthe fa tiro season as have never been ir.llltt milfVSrasVs! lvw Utrvci vr-r-wm ottered in this niarKet neretoiore. A eumuun uwij supply always on band, so that dealers and families can obtain at auy time during the season those choice Oysters, In cans and halt" cans and in. lha shell, warranted Iresb aud sweet, and very superior in llavor aud quality.- Terms cash. And uoue but bankable mouey received. A. KUKTZ, au25-6m . Sole Agent for EvanavUle. 1859. FALL AND WINTER . 185S G- O O X ! 4KMf.Vi UUiM.L.Y MtESrMtTT-, A9 fully solicit the attention of thoir numerous friends and custotueis to. an .extemivo: assortment Of :.!. offered iu this market heretofore. A constant daily Which they are daily receiving and sabmitriug to inspection. These goods embrace all the newes designs and most desirable patterns mannfacritred and are admirably adapted to the Western Trade Annexed they enumerate a few of the departments which will be found complete, and comprising U the novelties of the season :- . - -. ; Cloths, Cassimeres, and Doe-Skins; -.; Satiuetts, Fancy Tweeds, aud Jeans; r . - Stuffs, Merinos, and Dress Goods; i , Ginghams, Prints, and Scotch Plaius; . Kibbons, Hosiery, and Gloves; . , . Blankets, Flanuels, Linseys, and Tickings; 8heetingi, Shirtings, and Slariners' Stripes; Genuine Irish Linens, "our own importation;" Boots and Shoes; Hats and Caps; Fancy Articles, Notionx, Trimmings, Ac. octl9 COUXEB MAIS A Sl FIRST STS. J. C ,. NUBLINC, IFORSEELV WITU URBAih, OilMS Co., i'lNOIKNATl.J Mannfactui-rof - FIRE AND BURGLAk PROOF WATv-mg. - , Csrner 'l'iilril aud 11 vitM .S i reels, SVASSVILLE, I NO. Constantly n hand, all diltereut sines of Strut, utest styles and improvements, gnarauteed to lie equal iu durability and hnish to any Eastern manufacturers, at the lowest Cincinnati prices.- u Also Muuntacturersof LOCKS, WALL SAFES, SHUTTERS, Etc., all finished iu the best stylo of workmanship. Specimens of Sufes, etc., may be seen at Messrs. Roelker, Kinsman A Co., 76 Main street, to whom all orders must be addressed. aug'il Just received by soi 17 WHEELER A RIGGS. 4JUABD -.AGAINST FALL k INTKR CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THI ' NCOKPOU ATED 18l CHARTEB PERPETUAL CASH CAPITAL, $1,000,000! A BftOL VTB A SU VS1MVA I REV. MET SliK.F'L.LS OF 81x,lKl 7'J, And the prestige of 40 yrs. snceess and experience. UPWARDS OF $12,000,000 Of losses have been paid by the .Etna Insurance Company iu the past 40 years. The value of reliable insurance will be apparent from the following LOSSES PAID BY THE iETNA UCKIJfO THE PAST FIVE TEATiS: Ia Ohio (431,520 83 In Wisconsin Hsj,si.V, 07 In B!ifhigau.SIS,04.1Sl In Ivdiaua...' lW.ivi'.l 81 Iu Kentucky. S4,'.Kiy 40 Missouri al,.r)18 04 Iowa A Mitia. 1UI,3U9 40 I'eun. A Va... 31.0U5 2 In llll lie is... 418,327 41 Tennessee. 97,549 21 Kan. A Neb. 19,945 77 Ark. A Git... 2.: ,945 OS Mississippi and A labauia, S52.412 18 Fire and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency and lair profit. Especial uttemtiuu giieu to lumaraute of DWELL1X Vf . and Content, far terms oflto 5 yean. The solid service loug and successfully tried, and the many advantages the ACtua lusaratiee Oenipany iMissesses iu its line, should not tie everlo kvm by those ready to lusuie, and understanding their liest ioturesta. During (striogeut times, the necessity for reliable I usurauce liecoiues aa iiufierat ive d uty the ability of property owners to sustain loss being then much lessened. Agencies in all the principal cities and towns throughout the Stale. Policiist issued without delay, by auy ot the duly authorized Agents of the Company. l-SINESS ATTKNOKD TO' WITH PISPA and riiKi.rrv.ALLKV C. lULbUCK, Agent. 8ep0-3uid.kr ... THE EVANSVILLE INSURANCE COMPANY (hltaliilm?ti aud Jucorporuieil m itCWi, TAKES ; , r JT'JI'JEUES, CAHGO, STEAMBOAT HULLU F LA T B OAT; R;l S,K.a; At low rates, and adjusts losses fairly and promptly. , ... , Capital, - - - $250,000 OFFICE Ou Water struct, w.ll known as the Canal Bank .. ' . . , WM. T. PAGE. fS-rretary. . - ii ,i i ' "Wm. T. Pago, INS UR A N CE A G N T , For the following well know n Companies : ' ' 1 Charter Oa-- insurance Comjmny, CAPITAL ., .. SaeXi.UOU Connecticut Insurance Company, CAPITA Lm." ?:.:...... .SJO0.000 Peoria Insurance Company, " -CAPITAL .., ...J. S5OU.00O Pork Insurance Company, CAPITAL I... S2O0.00 Iforillard Insurance Company, -CAPITAL ... $200,000 Takes all kinds of risks, and adjusts lusee promptly. . . -. - . i . - Policies for Life Insurance issued iu the Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company Of Kew York. ' . CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. 5188,00, Of which SlOO.OnO is deposited wkh the Com troller of the State of New York. sep22-3mdl m ' 79W X. Jt.VO.V, nbon it i. viiIfMrn Kit AND Blank Book Manufacturer, First St., In t. Slain aud Locust, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. sTMrBlauk' Books ruled, pued and ntade to oriter of the lieet paper, from a Memorandum to the largest Ledger. M nic aud 31aay.iues bound tuauy stvle. ' JelC-d&wtf Oysters ! Oysters ! Oysters ! RECEIVED DAILY BY EXPRESS XALTBi'S VELE1IRATED PEARL OYSTERS! CMJ'JiiJn ma r re it to furs. M ish dealers in cases ; fain lies in cans or half cane, and am also prefiared to serve tliem up in a manner to suit the most fastidious. Will also keep constantly on hand refreshments and eatables of all kinds. Call at my Salmon, 109 Mails street corner Slain and Fourth. nov22 JOHN F. FELKER. f IJttE .'-4t)( BARRELS WHITK LIME Lsf in store ; also a full supply of 8: rev lime ce m.ent, plaster paria, doors, sash, paints, oils, nails, Ac, for sale tow by 6EO. FotiTER A CO, nov22 corner Locust street, and Canal. ' CLOJKH XVII '-.' A MICE Assortment of ladies cloaks aud furs, which are suitable articles for holiday presents, just received at nov2-i S. EMB1CU CO.'S. TgP-i L Tl.n ORE UTILJL JIHEJill!.JLr Oysters in cans and half caus, received daily from the above grand depot vf bivalves, warranted fresh, fine, fat and full at Oct IS ERSKINE, CURNICK A CO.'S 47 Main, street, sole agents.

MISCELLANEOUS.

The Great Medical Diseoveiy . SCOVJlJLslflAfctiAPAJalLLjL AND ST1U!VQIA, Oft BLOOD & LIVER SYRUP J r 1 ' - i I J Jf TOW THE CL'RR OF t cv y- or -.- s wr T ' jxrojmttm, vypnuuic, ana juercuruu easet, Ufa Sores, Skin JJueases, ana alt ; other diea$et tchich are earned by an itn 'pure Matt of the BLOOD. 9 pi 9 9 9 9 9 9 P i. 5 f jp 1 P f f A W oadcrjM Ctra o Scr.lH Wkiu SxOigI Mamal f As mtmiatmaml ot .Ksrlls JSeeMste -KM eases owt recorded, lie now enjoys rotas kealtM, and has for tb p-tst year done as much work as any young man of his age ! This cure has excited his irieuds, neighbors, and physicians, aqd even some of the bledicol Faculty. One of the Professors (Dr. R. S. Kewton,) who was called to see hiai as a Surgeon, nut to prescribe, was so forcibly impressed with the Remarkable VnratUe Powers o thin Meillciu, ihat he has adopted it into his privat practice, as well as at the Colleges and Hospitals. . 'A '--j ' -. t CiRi'iKN&Ti, Feb. lti, iS.rS. Muics. A. L. Soovill A Co. Gentle mem. I will with great pleasure give my testimony as to -what yoar Sabsapabjlla aud Stu. Liaoi, or Blood ami Liver Sprup, has doue lor me. Some three years and a half ago, I was attackec with a gcrofulons White Swelling, which was at tended with most excruciating pains. Itriedvaiit ous remedies, and had two of the best physicians the city (one of them a Professor in an Old Schoe Medical College), and they failed to give me any relief. I was so reduced that I was confined to my bed for over three months. The nerves and mns cles of one leg were so contracted and drawu up, that eeejfi uol walk. I had taore thtiM a doze raamiiuj ulcer on my leg from which I took, frctu tinu to time, more than one kuiulretl piecet of HONEt seme of them from three to four inches long, t was reduced to almost a skeleton, and mv friends had given up ail hopes of my recovery. I was in this condition when I commenced the use of your Blood aud Liter Syr up. 1 have used altogether some two dozen bottles of it, and at the same time the ladiue OiutnumL, which you advise ti use with it ; and lastly, the Ueaiimg Ointment, givn under the head o "White Swelling," iu your directions. lam now abiete mtlend to btitiuex. and my legs have become so strung that I walk w it limit any difficulty, aud have entirety recovered wy keultk. Yours, truly, MARTIN BOBBIN'S, Jr Residence on Kighth street, between. Mouud aud John, No. 321; or at the place of bnsiuess, with Brown A Villette, No. 4 East Fourth street. Bead an extract from the Cincinnati MetlioalJoir ml, Vol. 6, page 310, by its editor. Prof. S. 8. New ton, in regard U this remarkable cure: ' "While Martin Kvbbius was in the very worst ' imaginable condition, we were called to attend him for a fractnf of the leg, produoed by a tail. The indications of a reuniou of the bone, nuder the cir. enmstances, were very unfavorable, lor he would sit, day after day, pici-iny out mitutlt piece . Loue, which would slougn off. I fOuud him iking , oeitCi preparation, tviic lie cotUiumed hm until a cure trat ejected. We gave hiuv-ao constitutional treatment, being in attendance only as a surgeon ; yet we coufesa we had much curiosity to see w hat could be done in a system so extensively diseased as his was." Will the afflicted call on the agtQt and get a pamphlet containing certificates of cures from well kuu a citisons of Circiiiwrti ? IMtr Becdlect l luil this wtdicine is wrarauled to euro all diseases that are caused by an impure slate of the blood. Scovitl's Ishiod uml Liter Syrup is Composed entirely of Vegetables, and ht perfectly maj'e far VkitdreM to e, in caevf sore mouth or eruption of I lie skill. Jf mothers value the lx-alth of their cuihireu, tlieyshould eradicate the seeds of the disease before it is too Into, Bead the statement of one of the oldest chemists In Ciuciuuati. "We hereby certify that we have been made acquainted with HeociU'e tiuntiixirilla aud Siiilingia, or 11 LOO U AO. D LI VEtt H Yit UP. The iugreuietita are entirely vegetable, and no mineral enters ii'to the preparation. W. 3. MEK1ULL A CO., ... , One door west of Bnruet House, Ciu'ti." For sale by the Proprietors, . e A. Li. SCOVILL A CO, " " Ko. 12 Weet Eighth St., Ciuciuuati. Also, by Keller A White, Evansville, lnd. . N. 8. Thompson, " Also, ageuts for the saia of Dr. Holl't Balmm for tie LuutD, aud Dr. Buker't Pain Panacea, for the cure of all pain, both internal and external. oct7-dd-w2ui ; Steitexxiexit Or TIIK OONOITION or Tua Hartford Fire Insarance Co., January, 1, 1859. AUTERKD IN 18 C II 1 0 1st. The name of this Company is the Hartford l"iio 1 usurauce Compnny, ai'd ia located at Hartford, Conue-licut. CAPITAL. 2d. The amonnl of ("apital Stock is S.VKI.Oflrt 00 3d. The ausonut of Capital Stock paid up..... 5no,0o0 0il f: i U t j ASSETS. Cash on hand $:I3,45& 22 Caeiilu hanih) ef Agents, or in course of trausmision .34,106 t77,S7l 4.1 Balance on books due rhe Company......... 1S.7S.I 25 Bills receivable, secured by personal se curity C9,974 55 Real estate unencumbered 15,000 00 9184,442 28 -.' FASVAL. m' 511 Shares Hartford B'k Stock. !5I,10O 4oo b?v Phoniv b'k stock. ...... 40,iMr ' KXI shares Cum. Riv J'k'g Co stk. 6 ,(!() 200 shares Farmers si- Mechanics' b'k stock ... 20,000 200 shares Exchange liuuk stock . ln.msi Vli shares City bank stock 12,4S l.W shares Buuk of Hartford Co. kT VIL. 67,452 4o.sM ti,400 22,800 8,800 14,2tiO 8,025 2H.4U0 14.100 13,800 14,31J 21,250 33,000 20,700 33,000 13,8"0 11,050 1O.9U0 1l,l3 -3,450 10,500 10,375 1,270 . 10,500 10.300 J0.75O 10,300 Sit.o-r, JO, 000 12,250 1,000 3,000 24,720 10,075 20,000 18,850 I4A35 b'k stock '-!! shares Charter Oak b'k stock. 150 shares Mercantile b'k stork.. 7.S00 20.ts( 15.O0O i'.ii shares Merchants and Matitt- - lae'rs bank stock ......... 13,20(1 137 shares tna b'k stock ..... 13,7oO &HJ shares American Exchange bk ""stock; N Y 20,000 3o0 shares Bank of America bank ' stock, N Y ......I 30.000 j'STkJ shares Bank of Commerce b,k - stock, 20,000 3oU sharts Importers' A Traders' - ' B'k stock, N Y 30,00l 200 shares Manhuttau Co. b'k r i - stock. ...... -..A...i.-. 10.000 '200 shares MeruhauU B'kak, N Y, lo.OIMt 2DI shares Union B'k stock, N Y.. lo.lssi 20U shares IXeau B'k stock, M Y. l(l,0is 190 shares Brink of 14 America Bk etockk, N Y 10,1 H 300 sharea Metropolitan b'k stock,. A 1 - 3li,fHSi 1O0 shares Blackstoue b'k stock, Boston - 10,01 S 10,000 Ii0 shares Bank of Commerce st'k. Boston 10 shares Suffolk B'k slock, Boston...., 100 shares Hide and L ther B'k, 1,000 Boston 10,000 too stutres uranito tile t'ock, Bostou . 100 shares Webster b'k stuck, Bostuu - 10,000 10,000 10,0ui 100 shares National B'k stock, Bos ton I. hi rhares Atlautic B'k stock, Bus ton ........ ... . - OOO) 100 shares B'k of the State of Mis. soitri stock... 10,000 100 shares Hartford A N Haven R R Co stock- . 10,000 20shsres Connecticut River R R Co stock .. 2,000 I'jo snares Connecticut liiver Com pany stock 24 Hartford Gity lids, G per cents, payable 1870 .. I2.CNI024,000 2 Ohio State Bonds, C per cents. payable 1SOU 10,000 2l Micliciin State litis, o cents, payable 18U0 20,000 SO Tennessee State Bouds, H per i cents, payable I Sua . 2U,WK V. S. Treasuiy Notes (4" per cents) .... ,... 14,000S5tS0,90 $61T l4,42 Total amouut of Assets.. ..$71,632 23 , LIABILITIES. - 5th. No liabilities to Banks, or others, due or not dne. - 6th. No losses adjusted and due 7th. Losses either unadjusted f M m oo 8th. or adjusted and not due, ",wi.jj-j Srth. Losses in suspense, waiting . J further proof, included iu - last ausvter above. ' - 10th. Alt otther claims against the Company 0,805 07 Total amount of liabilities l,9(0 9t TIMOTH Y C. A LLYN, Sec y. . STATE OF CONNECTICUT, 1 , UAaTVOBx Count v, Jss w Jaxcabv ru, 1859. Personally appeared T C, Auix, fjecretary the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made oath that the foregoitig statement.by him subscrib-. ed, ia a true, fall, and correct statement of the affaire of said Company, and exhibits, so far as cam be ascertained at this date, its actual condition oil the 1st day e January. ISO - Before me, , . . tiOODWIN COLLIER, - Justice of the Peace. ApplieatioBS for Inanrance and all information: deeired, will be given bv the aadersigned. ALLEN C. HALLOCR, Agent, Marble Hall building, No. 9 Main street, Evanavilles lad. oct i

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OAUVXsO Ot ALb U.&"Jlt,irlIUiNQ C3 Vw Tf I-- rt . -v v- r w a-. T-i a nenw a wm SCANTLIN & STEPHENS Have just received a full supply for their Fall and W inter Trade, and every description of STOVES, GRATES, TIN WARE, and KITCHEW UTENSILS. Their stock embraces all varieties of . , COOKING, PARLOR, AKD OFFICE STOVES AND GRATES, with and without mantles, all of the tew6t and most appreved patterns. The stock embraces the greatest variety ever bronght to this market. 5 It has been selected by one of the partners ie persen, from the largest stocks of the manufacturers in Pitt burg, Cincinnati, and Louisville, and has been purchased on terms that will allow the undersigned to se at the very lowest cash prices for which such articles can be had in this market. " Call at the sign of the Cooking Stove, So.' 13 Main street, opposite the State Bank, between Water and First streets. sepI2-dAw3n SCANTLIN A STErnEN'8. rwiHM to MTJVE H HU t r vty jeie JL Rea A Wells (dissolved by notice of the loth) will be continued and settled mutually. oct21 w. A. Mi-(SKA. J. IVINSON, late Master Mecbauic E. A C. Rai broad. D. CALLAHAN, late Engineer Machinist do. JOHN IVINSON & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES - ''" AND B O I I-i 33 m 35 ! Comer Lett and Hater Streets,J?)Brf7f, . Jmdimnm. - Particnlnr attention giveu to all such work as apiertains to UArLROAltti, STEAMBOATS, , , JtMTlLLERIES, MlXIXii, SAW, GUIHT, SLilAim-iND MALT MILLS; TOBACCO. tt'lXE ASU LA til' PRESSES, And in short MACHINERY OK EVERY DESCRIPTION. Also, House Fronts,, Window Caps, and Silks, Ven'iUtors, Orater, Iron Railings, and alt kinds of IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. Dealers iu Steam and Water Gauges, Stram Whistles, Wrought Irou Pipes, Cum Belting and Packing and Fire Brick. afct? Esecial attention paid to Jobbing, Repairing and RlacksftnUfciiig. , aH)r4-tn . mUST HEIMI V'EllJt EUEHH A. SIT L of SHALLEN BERGER'S ANTIDOTE, a sure remedy for Fever and Ague, at , W. U. P. STODDARD'S, oct 5 17 Miun street. W AfCllEa7 UiKSTANlJJ EVEL , R Y. WW- VlJVtt MM.!. I COM FL.ETEU JljL our stock of goods in the above line, by late arrivals direct from the manufacturers, we are enabled to show a large aud well selected stock of Gold and Silver Watches, all kinds of Jewelry, Clocks, Silver Ware, Ac., all of the hitest sty I es and rich designs, which we offer at the lowest Eastern prices. All ladies aud the rsst of mankind are respectfully invited to call and examine our goouevsit the old stand. BITTKOLFF BROS., oct4 48 Mam St., bctrea First and Second. 1, O I'M I El.UIi K! loo bbls "Wallia Mills" Extra Flour; 50 sacks do do Just received and tor safe by octtt GEO. FOSTER A CO. "V.Vf EJSTTIM TEH I ' E THE cheapest article in use lor making Soap. One pound of it makes twelve gallons of good soft soap. Full directions sold with every box of it, by octlO N. S. THOMPSON, Druggist. rwHiiUJriijiMBt ajvED 'asT'ofejT JL ed a drawing class for mechanics. Those who w ish to join are requested to call at his oflice iu order to bespeak the particulars. J. K. FR1CK, Architect. octlS Office in Crescent City Bank Building. S are under the impressiuu tltat Rosser Bro's. A Co. are keeping line silk ami fancy dress goods only. For the information of such we would state that oor stock of staple goods is complete, such as CALICOES, GINGHAMS, DEBACKS, Merinos, wool tlannels, the best of canton flannels, linseys, bleached aud brown shirtings and sheeting, Ac. Also sattinets, jeans and cassimeres, tor men and beys' wear. - Cull iu and examine. ' ROSSER BRO'S A CO. oct 19 No. 30 Main street. ffrb"t vvjM EtfiiEi iIjJJ'EJ a if99 ers A Weiahtoian's mauiil'ai-ture, just received and for sale at a sm:ill advance on eastern prires, at WM. 11. P.STOI'OARD'M, octl9 , " 17 Mninstre.it. liM Plil . JMMS!'Ho1lIIMJ lit and retail. A new lot in store to-day direct from the manufacturers at the Drug fttnre of WM.H. P. STODDARD, oct 1 9 . 17 Main street. Evansville Paper Mills! I.FUNKE. - - - PROPRIETOR. V. SUli MITT, ft STARK, AGENTS,No. 3 t 5. First St., Evanu iile. Always on hand and for sale at Eastern prices, all qoalitiostsf wrapping paper. 1tjRa3 at the highest market rice, taken in exchange for paper. - octl8mi 9E W MUltJISBEM Jl.VII St'tJI H .' loo bbls choice new Molusses; ." hhds " S igar; To arrive by next steamer for oct24 E. S, BABCOCK. wa. v m hush. r. v an hcvdb. . VAN HKVOS. VAN HE YDE & BROS, Importers, Mannfacttsrers and Dealers in Foreij aad Domestic Liquors, Wines, Cigars, and Prodece, CIRCLEVILLE, OHIO rm x E ft, mue vei.n m m : dozen Lippeucott'saxs, 20 do James' shovels. 5 do do spades, ft do do coal shovekt, lo do do woodsaws (fraiuee now on hand aud for sale by ocr22 JACOB ST R A LB A SON. ewasri MtvzE.yjn ut1h a mhIlmFh skss VrF files, (eual to Batchers) 50 doaen Butcher's files, 30 do do trimmer's chissels. 25 do do turning cbissels and gouges, 20 do do plane irons, lo do Spear st- Jackson's hand saws, 25 gross bewt quality bed screws, jnst received and for sale by oct22 JACOB STRAUB A SON. JL9 20 dozen Shaker and fancy brooms, 10 Cotton mops, jupt received and for sale by oct 27 CHAS. McJOHNSTON. -s3l 0rvx3L rWMIE FkVMLtMC JVEEtt JVOT JWJL fer that because we have beeu too busy to advertise, thatvre have received no new goods for a few weeks past. Such is not the case. We have now in store fresh aud uice Raisins, Cnrrants, Citren, Prunes, Apples, Extracts Vanilla, Lemon Celery, Worcestershire Sauce, Pepper Sauce, Catsup, Oysters, Sardines, Olive Oil ; fr'roncb, Euglishaud American Mustard; Pepper, Altspi', Cinnamon, Cloves, dinger. Mare, Nutsmega, Chocolate, tSocoa, Vermicelli, Maeriironi, JJeCk Brick, Cream Tartar, Soda, Eaieratus, Match-e-c, stc-, and for sale cheap at satis VICKERY BROS., 82 Maiu.st. ' JpiJLJS 1ILEH ' J aee boxes Halfs and quarters. Star csmlles. - 75 do Hard pressed tallow do reeevwxl and for sale bv octtL GEORGE FOSTER A CO. JTItUVJS'V Rsf(.-)i30 MJJLEH LT tjmtm 24 to 4 bushel, for sale low to close. out cosninaaent by oct l GEORGE FOSTER A CO. OJVJL, IJV fJUT WHEUEJIH,. all have seen it stated that the "Cranberry Crop' is a failure this ear, we would inform the lovers of ffeusl 'pies' that we bare secured a few bbls of elsoiee Berries, which we are selling in quantities te suit the trade. novS VIC SERY BROS., 82 Main st. IfH S HEtl' JL4tUMJ jt jyrj" sylvaiua buckwitisat Hour, just received at VHKtKV BBOS. novl7 -82 Main street. jTUt Cv gi VflMMO T fVL fE MIX Ell HITgar, of thetiaestt quality at the Pioneer Groof fnwiilj Z. H. COOK. eery

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Old Established Wharf Boa' Zl EVANSVILLE, IND. T0MJtiE, EtH UMIIfJiZ Zl.VJf 3 .J1MIS3ION MERCHANTS? Ceneral ,Railrwc:,Steamboat, and Express Agents Special .Haunts for the , presaaKi nis PILNN. CENTRAL RAILROAD: and TOniMclioasover which we are authorized to give through receipts at the lowest possible rates Havinr a mammoth Wharf boat at the landiug. the laigi-st ou the Ohio River, capable of storing and protscting all merchandize liable to diuiwge from exposure, we are prepared to facilitate the dispatch of all consignments, forwarded to our cure by either "PrCTT? ' U A IT T)n Ti n-n ti - Parttotllar aetehtioB paid to Receiving, Storin aud Forwarding, also, to the ' Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to us for sale, and satisfaction guaranteed. . . nd extensive Warehouse on Water street, th Z TfeKraph. and on the Wharf boat! where wo are to be found, attending to the interests of r Patrons at all hours, day and night. With our superior facilities; long standing j on tiring energy ; and knowledge of onr rwrnrnese, w feel confident of giving general satisfaction, and hope to merit a continuance of the ex tensive patron. s.ioenu cash advances will be made on all costdgn -mentsto either ourselves or correspondents in any of the principal markets, North, East or South. y. y KiLti fico. y-. ble Warehoase at the Canal Basin, capable . storing any amount of produce, which will lie . eeived, etored, taken care of and held subject to 'i owners orders on most reasonable terms. mh2A.tr , . P. G. O'BILKY. W CALjI.S-K, XIM WJMIIJ-4 m . . AND commission Merchant, 'ect21.lyM02 SOCT WArK SratKT, EvaNsviLi K J to store la tinr Fire Proof Warehouse, any quantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandize, on tne mwt liberal terms. Havin g large and airy rooms iip staii-s, partioub" care will be taken or Household Furniture, AKn cultural Implement and all kinds of Condi Tor wares liable to damage from dam d or niat. insnnance effected at the lowest fire proof rates bj Jlie luonth, or longer when desired. Warehouse located on corner of Locust street and w axt A. Canal, and most convenient fot stupidna by River er RaiUoad. Apply to J " UEa FOSTER A CO. JLB I NO, FORWARDING AND GENERA I, A COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Ageuu lr Rauawlia bait Company, Evausvillu, In diana. We have formed a oo-partuersMp under the style of Baoww A A 1 man, and offer oi r services in the capacity as set forth iu our card above. We are fully prepared to extend every facility to shipiwns, either by CANAL, RIVER, or RAILROAD, and assure them that their interest shall be faithfully represented, should they be pleased to favor um wit b their pat (image. Oltioe and VI are house vn J list corner of Main st. aud tlte Caual. ' WM. BROWN, W. M. AIRMAN, Late ol Howard A Brown. Late of FOSTER, A Co . J . 1- ' 1 -' Pi Jan22-tf Jg-OHJSm. MMTirHalA'aY4'XK. Lt CE1VISG, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION BIERCIf ANTS. , a' ; Walev atseet, between Main and Locust, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. TfcS Particular attention given to the forwartliu g ut general Merchandise aud Produce, by River, Caiutl, or Railroad. ap'JO-tim (Siu-cessots J to R. h. Howard.) Keielviiig, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, No. 4 Water street, noar Main, Evansville. Indiana. S" Liberal advances made on consignments to New Orleans. S. C. SLAPUIITEB...O. 0.tALGUTSa...WM. HOt-iK, la. uov3t-lyd mM nttsoa mIoskpu r. m bki nulls Auction and Commission. fjf JVEI T CO tSUUVESSOItH JtM-m to Woolsey Jt Nelson, will continue the Commission busiuess, both at private sale and at auction, at the old stand, corner Main and Third streets, opposite the Washington Hotel, where they will pay particular attention to the sale of everything entrusted to thnm; they will uttcud to any auction sales anywhere in the city. Particular attention given to the sale of Lands nd Town Lots, Ac, Ac. febl7-ly 4wB"J3rs vi i, m. e,m:w hi i. in, Zj-i) JLZt CAIRO RECULAK PASSENCKR PACKET. iiABLr.iiii(ii,a,iiEiTi:i, M . I Master, leaves Evansville Tueslaavanu- rnaav. at 12 o clock. M., arriving at Paducah at 8 o'clock, A. M., Csiro at 12 o'clock, M., Wednesiliiy and Naturduv. Returning, leaves Cairo every W"lnesd:iy and" Saturday, at 7 o'clock, 1. M., unil Paducah every Thursday and Sunday, at 9 o'clock, A. M., conneetiiig at Kvansville with the Evansville aud Cruwfurdsville R. R., and P:u-kets for Ureeu River. Also, con. nectiug at Su:ith!and with Cumberland River I'm kets ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and SU Louis Packets. Tickets can be obla.ned ou board the boat for all JCasterii Cties. ""' appii'i REOlTL" AR EVA NS V 1 L LTa V'ANN ELTON " TKI.WKKKLV PACKET, WM-Mt mETP TIME ! JPJCMET J'UlJL ESI I The fast aud light era!? passenger packet AL1DA, Capt. --fjSj.e. -Cbarlxv DssHur.a, i'lcrks Wnrti..sf:yaAi, iugfou iflid Cooper, is now placed as a ptriuaueut packet in t.ie Hade, and will leave Etansville puiic tuallr, every AIONDAV, WEDSESDAY, AND FRIDAY, I 10 o'clock A. M., aud returning, will leave lunelton everv . . : i t -. Tl ESDAV,THU1UI)AY,,AND SATURDAY, at 7 A. M. Fur freight or passage, apply ou boai d , " ' , - aug4 y.v tf.v i-i i.le jijs'ii jjidvcJh JLd PACK El The steamer SI LVER STAR, Fowler, master, efT' y.-M-r leaves Evunsville every Monday, e?!5!di Wednesday, aud Friibiy, at 12 o'cbH:k M. Leutes Pailocah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 9 o'clock A. JI. Connecting at Evausville with the Evansville aud Crawfordsville Railroad for all peiuts North and Rast, wkh packets for Louisville, fireen, ami Waliash rivers. At Paducah with pack ets for St. Louis, New Orleans, and the Daily Mull boats fie- Cairo, Nashville, aud Tennessee river. a&Busiiieas promptly attended, and charges for freight and passage, same as charged by the regular packet. Through bills of lading given to New Orleans and all points oo the Tennessee aud Cumberland rivers. ' anglS SW-'iisf ( IIJM'h EXEHEhH i U.tl I'JaM- NKW ARRANGEMENT. The Adah's Expsess CotspaNV respectfully snnounoe lo their friends aud patrons, the public of Evansville and vicinity, that, ana increased lasilij ties for ths transportation of FttEItiHT, PACKAGES? MONEY AND VALUABLES They solicit a continuance of former favors. Ess pecial care taken in the collection of Bills, Oralis, Notes, and the transportation of small aud valuable irkages. a ii I.MAH, wuhfn -v. ;i , i . ...t ..... r . .eilities of the Kxpress, can obtain any desired infor liuuivn iu rfRTvncv v cue ruuus auu oeians 01 ids busiuuss, at their Office on First street, betwees lain nud Locust, okiiosite the Post Office. de J ii. H. FISH. Arent. AHHSwV.-40 HXB VHOlt E ' Hew l-svar Ruisins. lust received bv tio2 E. . BABCOCK. Otlfl EH hi. UlttlHEJV MMVTYElt, S mm9 3 prime article, just received and tor sals cheap fur cash at COOK'S' oct:il Pioneer Family Grocery, jr. orFsrrjs-i-fTxTil&r JLj 24, Old Plan, corner Water and Division sis., 75x150 feet, next to City Hotel. Lot 114, Old Plan, between Sycamore and Vine streets, ToxlM feet. These lots will be sold entire, r iu subdivisions to suit purchasers. Also Lots li and 20 block 8, 4th Enlargement, adjoining residence of Edaard Harvey, on Leet st. Lots 9 and 10, block 108, Laosasco, on the Canal, opposite head of Clark street. ; Lot 3, block 17", Lamssco, near the new Tannery, East half of block la, . Enlargement, cotir taiuiug about one acre, 225 feet front on Fourth fctrcet, between Mulberry aud Giimc Also 1)3 Lots in the different blocks of the East, ern Eulargement. The above property will be sold at fair prices on the usual terms of credit. Apply to nov9-oteod THOS. E. GARVIji, Third st. fmiOHACCO ASD CIGARS. , ' JL l.r0 boxes Virginia Tobacco, assorted. ' ftmnrl. Ilw 1.. Ilk. " ....... , ,21 J4 MM,, P., . ' 1 list caddies choice Chewing " 100,000 Imported German and Havana Cigars. uO,0tM Half-Spanish Cigars. For sale by sepf.il WHEELER A RIGGS. fnrET iui.yEou n mjuh for sale by " . oct 3 ' S.E. tJILBERT A CO. no WHOLE AX It HALF BARRELS NEW No. 1 White Fish tor sale by pli S. E. Ull BERT A CO. SV JH-MI'M K It H! IU4 IISKKS Kit 1 'ire feraclseis just received ami for sale by ieptt " , " "-rklSSTwN BKOIs. " fjv r.n.M E M X tE TMElE 9 superior Gammers received this day, uarrauted te give eutire satisfaction. GEO. S. S0NNTA0, oct!3 Agent, Mo, 10 Alain st.