Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 83, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 December 1859 — Page 3

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The Daily Journal. ======= FRIDAY MORNING...............DECEMBER 2 ======= RIVER ITEMS. ——— ARRIVED. Vixen, St Louis Kentucky, Memphis Chancellor, N O M McLellan. M'd City Fonth [sic] America, Plttsbg Lue Eaves, Green River Tempest, Louisville Izetta, Pittsburg Time, Tenn River Greenville, B Green DEPARTED Vixen, Pittsburg Kentucky, do Chancellor, Louisville M McLellan, do Sonth America, N O Izetta, St I.ouis Tempest, Nashville Masonic Gem, Wab riv Time, Louisville Greenville, B Green ——— ......Yesterday about 9 o'clock it commenced raining, and continued all day, and waa still raining at 12 o'clock, when we went to press. The river is rising rapidly, and the indications are favorable for a big stream once more. The Wabash is again on the advance. White river was rising yesterday, and we look for better times on the Wabash. The rains of yesterday seemed to be general, and our steamboat men have shed their long faces, and have commenced to shake hands with shippers, newspaper reporters, and their creditors. This is an indication of a speedy and general commencement of good times and profitable trips. At present there is any quantity of freight on the levee waiting shipment, and more coming in daily. Operations were almost entirely suspended on the levee, and our commission merchants all seemed to be waiting for the "first boat down." It is truly hard that we cannot have packets of our own by which our freight for the South can be disposed of. We are confident that there is plenty of business for two or three of the largest class boats, and we hope soon to see the <Autocrat> and <Philadelphia> in the trade, which will, to a certain extent, put an end to the peplexity of waiting for Louisville boats to come along and complete their loads. This has been the case for all time past, and is a source of disappointment and the means of keeping our city in the back-ground, while Louisville gets the credit for our shipments. Evansville does twice the amount of shipping to the South that is done at Louisville and gets no credit whatever for it, as the returns are inavariably made to the latter city. Will our merchants and business men generally, submit to this? Have we no enterprise? Do our citizens wish to have this place looked upon by business men and capitalists abroad as a mere stopping place for passing boats, when it is known at home that it stands conspicuous among the commercial marts of the country? Why can we not establish aud sustain a packet trade? Memphis, Louisville, Cincinnati, and other towns have done it, while we go on in the same old fogy way as heretofore, depending on the boats of other cities for the transportation of our produce. This course will soon bury us in oblivion so deep that all hope of a resurrection must be forever abandoned. By an injudicous course we are fast losing the trade of the Wabash, and the enterprise of our Kentucky neighbors will soou take the entire Green river trade away from us, and this, too, because of a lack of enterprise on the part of our merchants and monied men. We hope soon to see something done to advance the commercial interests of Evansville. Establishing and sustaining packet trades will do it. Will it be done? .......With fair offerings, we quote freight as follows: To New Orleans—Apples, 50c @ bbl; Tobacco, $5 @ hhd; Flour, 50c @ bbl", pound freights, 35c @ 100 lbs; Eggs and Whisky, $l.00 @ bll. To St. Louis —Pound Freight, 20c @ 100 lbs. To Cincinnati— ound [sic] freights (heavy), 15c @ 100 lbs; shipstuff @ and wheat, @ sack, 15c. ......The <Charley Bowen>, Capt Dexter, Clerk Markell, leaves for Cairo at 12 o'clock. She is the fastest and most complete steamboat that comes to our wharf, and passengers will find her well adapted for safety and comfort. There Is no boat that has done more to build up a trade than the <Bowen>, and she merits a liberal support from our shippers. Her officers are among the most gentlemanly, and accommodating on the river. Remember the railroad line packet at 12 o'cclock [sic]. She leaves punctually at that hour. ......The fleet and popular steamer <Lue Eaves>, is up for South Carrollton this afternoon. Passengers can find no better opportunity for safe and agreeable traveling than to go aboard the <Eaves>. Capt. McDonald will attend to every wish of his guests, and see that they are supplied with everything necessary for comfort and accommodation. ......A fellow yesterday forged an order on the clerk of the steamer <J. H. Done>, for $3.50, due one of the deck hands or that steamer, and received the money on it. He was arrested late yesterday evening by Marshal MARTIN, and most of the money recovered. His trial will probably take place to-day, as the Court is in session.— We did not succeed in learning his name. ......The <Silver Star> is the boat for Paducah at 12 o'clock. While our friend Gus. Dusouchet is at the desk, the <Star> must remain a popular craft to travel on. We advise those going to Paducah to go by the <Star>. ......The new steamer <John A. Quitman>, just completed at New Albany, was advertised to leave that port for New Orleans yesterday. She will probably be here some time to-day. Her speed is said to be greater than that of the far famed <A. L. Shotwell>. ......The <Masonic Gem> did not got off on Wednesday night, as was expected. She was unavoidably detained. She left yesterday afternoon with a fair trip of freight for points above Vincennes. ......The Moses McLlellan [sic], after having undergone thorough repairs at Mound City, passed up yesterday morning. She will soon commence her regular trips in the Louisville and Memphis mail trade. ......The steamer <Izetta>, from Cincinnati bound for St. Louis, with a good trip of freight and passengers, passed down yesterday. ......The <Chancellor>, from New Orleans, passed this port early yesterday morning for Portland. She had a fair trip of freight, and full of passengers. ......The steamer <Caroline> took her departure for Wabash yesterday morning. She went out perfectly light. ......Captains Throckmorton and Gorman have laid up the famous Missouri river packet <Florence>, for the season, and will devote their leisure winter hours to those pursuits which to them may seem best. ......Captain Newman Robirds has taken command of the <T. L. McGill>, and Capt. Burk has resigned the command for the wheel, he being now a regularly licensed pilot. ......The <Litlle [sic] Martha> has laid up on the Illinois, and hereafter the <Progress> will be the only packet in that river. ......The <Lake City> which sunk on Tuesday afternoon below St. Louis, was owned by Adam Jacobs, of Pittsburg, Capt. Sloan, and Capt. W. H. Blake, of Beaver, Pa., her commander. She was valued at $15,000 and insured for $11,000 in Pittsburg offices, ......The <Maid of the Mist> goes to Henderson this morning.

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Albany , of tbo 20th f , ?- Boat building Here la ciosiug up tor m present season.. There is only one boat left on the stocks, that being Capt. Ford's New Orleans steamer. Telon'a foundry is closed up, they baring finished all their contracts. The Phunix foundry is still in full blast, and are turning out a lot of work. They will probably have work nearly all winter. This has been a year long to be remembered by the boat builders and mechanics of New Albany, they having turned out a great number of "boats, the most of which are large, and of the first class. The New Albany Ledger says freights are Uke & from that place at the following prices: ' Pound freights to New Orleans are taken at 30c ; iork bbl 75c; whisky $1 "0 barrel ; mutes, horses, and cattle at $G head. S3u There seems to be little doubt but that the severe storm and freezes in the south did great damage to the sugar crop. The southern press generally give the same report as the papers from which we copy. The Plaqueiuiiic (Iberville) Gazette of the 19th says : At the present time of writing, Thursday afternoon, the rain is coining down handsomely, with every prospect of a continuance, to the satisfaction of all. As we conclude this paragraph, -some sixteen hours later, the sun is shining brightly, and a mild southern breeze is prevailing, after topious showers the previous afternoon. Speaking of the su'ar crop, the Gazette says; If other perishes of the State are like this section, a half crop will not be made in the State. Planters here, whose crops last year brought six or seven hundred hogs heads, will not, this season, make more than 200 to 250. This is about the ratio. Short as the crop was expected to be before the commencement of the grinding season, the actual experience of converting the juice into sugar proves that it w ill be far oliorlcr than was anticipated. What specimens of sugbr, however, as we have seen, are of an excellent quality, and must bring a good price. The West Hatoii Uouge Sugar 1 Muter of the 19th, bay s : The heavy freezes in the early pin t of the week, have been disastrous to the cane. The weather moderated so far, on Wednesday, as to render tires unueee.-.tnry. A thaw has set in, uuii Ihu ctnisoqueiii es to Irozeu cane are but too well known to suur planters. We can no1,, at this time, attempt an estimate of our pari.sh crop. The result -will, however, soon be Known. The Poiut Coupee. Echo, of the 1 !Hh, ays: The unusually cold weather, for the, past j week, has injured, to an alarming extent, the cane crop. It has been frozen so hard as to prevent the extraction of uuy juice. tine of our planters made the discovery, after grinding several acres, and ebtaining about a barrel ef juice. All the cane which is standing will scarcely yield one-tturd. iayIIow hopeless the position of the Democratic purty will be iu 13C0, if com pelled to follow tho line marked out for it by the Federal Administration, the follow ing extract from a speech delivered by the Vice President at the Tippecanoe Battle ground, Lafayette, Indiana, on the 3d of De cember, 1850, will show " He had heard it charged that the fifteen slave States were conspiring to obtain entire possession of the General ( overninent, with a view ol bringing iu power to bear to extend and perpetute their peculiar institutions. I am connected with no party that has for its object the exteusiou of slavery, nor with any to prevent the people of a State or Territory from deciding the question of its existence or non-existence with them for themselves. I happened to he in Congress when the Nebraska bill paused, and gave it my voice and my vote because it did what it, did viz : it acknowledged the right of the people of the Territory to settle the. question for themselves, and not because I snjiposed, what I do not now believe, that it legislated slavery into the Territories. The Democratic party is not a pro-slavery party; it is neither proslavery nor anti-slavery.'' Patknts Grantku. The following pa tents were granted to Indianians on the 22d inst: D. Berry, of Huntington, for improve ment in automatic canal bridge. O. C Oreeu, ot Dublin, for improvement in harrows. F. Crabill, of Fuller's Corners, for im provement in cultivators. John Thomas, ot Indianapolis, assignor to himself and John M. Lord, of same place; for improvement iu piling railroad bars for re-rolling. Harry Abliott, of North Huron, assignor to himself and Lmerson Abbott, ot same place; lor improvement in centrifugal water wheels. Albert Altbouse, of Philipstown, Illinois, assignor to himselt and !.(). Lech ten berger, of New Harmony, for improvement in machines for raking and loading bay. Gillett Bunting, ot Liberty, assignor to himself and M. M. Jar roll, of same place : for improved churn dasher. Movkmknts ok Ma. Reward. Senator Seward, at latest advices, waa at Yienua on his way home from Palestine. He returned from the seaport of Jerusalem to Alexandria intheLnited Stales ship Macedonian, and from thence to a port of debarkation for Vienna in an Austrian vesseL which hon ored him by displaying tho American Hag. His health has been excellent even in Kgypt, during the unhealthy season. Upon leav ing Vienna he expected to visit Turin and Genoa, and to return a:ain to France by the Mediterranean. t&" The New York Leader, edited by a city official, says that Ex-Governor Sey mour, of Connecticut, Las been there holding consultations in the Buchanan and antiDouglas interest, and that the plau is for Fierce, beymour, Uuthne, Cold), and other candidates to carry as Danny delegates to Charleston as possible, aud then, caucusinej among themselves for oue man, rush that individual through without giving poor Douglas even a complimentary vote. Sey mour promises Connecticut to tho scheme. Mexico. It will be seen by our tli.-ipatch es, that the Mexican difficulties are likely to be put at rest for a season, by a compromise Juarez, the head of the present Liberal par ty, is to bo proclaimed President, and the laws conns' iing the Church property repealed. The Church Inu been at the bottom of the difficulty all tho lime, and now she baa gained her point, we presume there will be peace. Frota . the sketch of the ixmipromise furnished us by telegraph, wo should judge tbat Juarez bus sold out the "Liberals for the bouor of being recognized ,hh President.

Local an4 Miscellaneous. -

j-While the masons are busy in rearing the walla of the new Presbyterian Church on the corner of Second and Wal nut streets, the ladies of that congregation j are busy with, their needlesf preparing for. a ery attractive air, me proceeos t wuu.. are to be applied to the purchase of a lirst class organ, to be placed in the church. We j , j v,:a -ot. o.m; I r , v , . - ., .. v , tion to the chinch music of the city, l ew things are more pleasant to congregations lb n Mrellent sacred music, and iu these days a large church edifice is incomplete without an organ. The Ladies' Fair, we are informed, is to take place in three or four weeks, and, without doubt, will be one of the chief attractions of the approaching holiday season. The congregation has incurred heavy obligations in their enterprise of adorning the city with a fine church edifice; and we are confident the ladie3 will meet with the proverbial liberality and assistance of the community, when they ask their aid in this agreeable form, and for so worthy an object. Eicarilon from Ileuilersou. Owing to the desire of many of the people of our neighboring city of Henderson to hear ex-Senator Foote to-morrow evening, thu Maid of the. MUt will make an excursion trip, leaving Henderson in the afternoon, and Evansville immediately after the lecture. We hope to see a large delegation of our Keutucky neighbors the distinguished gentleman will well repay them for the trip. There is a great desire to see aud hear the fiery Mississippian. He lectured last night in Cincinnati. Bsy-The First Lecture of the Library Course will be delivered on Saturday, Dec. 3d, at Marble Hall, by Hon. Hknry S. Fool k, ex-Senator from Mississippi. Sulject "Tho Patriot President." Season Tickets, $1 50. Save one dollar by purchasing season tickets I Single admissions, 25 cents. Lkctiuk. Dr. II. U. Jonks will lecluro to the students of Bkiim's Commercial College, this (Friday) evening, at 7 o'clock. Subject " The Voyage of Lite." There will be an auetiou sale of Mtaple dry goods at U. Nelson & Co.'s to-day at 10 o'clock, also at two o'clock in the afternoon, and in the evening at early gus light. The ladies are invited to attend.' fi5 The Lafayette papers report that a terrible gale swept over the Grand Prairie on Friday night, which did great havoc. Houses and barns were unroofed, fences blown down, and things turned topsy tnrvy generally. filial The Washington Constitution says that the Opposition will have a fair oppor tunity of proving their unfounded charges against the Administration. The opportu nity will be improved, and, we doubt not, many of thr. cliargcs sustained. An advocate having lately gained a suit for a poor young lady, she modestly rein :uked : ' I have nothing to pay you with sir, but my heart." "Hand it over to the clerk if you please, I wish no fee for myself," he replied. New Oklkans, Nov. 28. Cotton sales to-day, 15,000 bales. Middling and lower Sjrades have declined quoting at 10J (o'lOJ. Sugar dull at CJTJ for fair to fully fair. Pork buoyant at an advance of quoting at 15 50. Whisky sells at 2J. Kxchauge on New York is quoted at J disooont. The complete crops of grit sugar of the planters in the vicinity of Butou r.ouge, is but little more than half as much as that of lost year. EKf The lands belonging to the State University at Bloomington, lud., will be sold in January and February next. Much of this land is valuable and will doubtless command a fair price. IT HK tVHS4 Mill! Kit II Jl S .1 engine and boiler for sale which he will sell on very reasouahle terms. It is nearly new, and well suited to run any kind of machinery, ranting or lathing machines, or circular saw tfc. For terms apply to the undersigned. Ne'wuurgh, Ind.decl JOS. L.VWUKNCK. g-iHMW IStiA 110XKS WEST Klt.N KESEUVK 'Q-J received per steamer Messenger at decl HOUKN'MON & OO.'S i PAVV.I.'-A NEW LOT OK HAWsen, Warren tt llvtlo s tip top t.olil reus. just received aud forsalwcheap by U1TTKUM K Bitot", nov ZZ IU Main street. SIXTII AN -S C A "LA N NOUNiiKUKN Fl coNTiMtKU srecr.es or the Cosmopolitan Art Association! JTXHOM .1 h I, SXI.TIOJXS Of TlIJi JL con lit 1 y subscribers to this popular Art institution, (now in its sixth yjur,)aio being received iu a ratio uuparnlelled with that of auy previous year. 1st. The beautiful steel engraving, " Skaktpearo ani his fricuds." lid. A copy of the elegantly illustrated Art Journal, one year. 3d. A fret; season admission to tho Calleries, M8 llroadaay, New York. In addition to which, over four hundred valuable workaof Art are given tosulwcriliersas iiremiums. comprising chttice Paintings, Seulptures, tlutlines, txc, by the lirst Americau and Vuruigu Arti.tts. The superb euicraviiig, which every subscriber vill net-Hive immediately ou receipt of subscription, entitled " SII AKSPKARE AND U1S VBIKXWS," is of a character to give uutualitiud pleasure and satisfaction. "S'l work of equal value was ever be fore placed withiu the reach of the people at such a prire. The engraving is of very large slxe, buinK priutsd on heavy plate -Ier, ill) by as inches, uiakiiiK a nitMt suiierh oruauient suitable iiir the walls of either the library, parlor, or ottice. It can be sent to any part of tho country, by mail, with safety, being packed iu a ryliuder, postage prepaid. Think of it! Such a work, delivered free of charge, and the Art Journal, uue year, for three dollars. Subscriptions will lie received uutil the evening of Tuesday, the 3lst of January 13UO, at who h time the books will close and the premiums be giveu te subscribers. Kopersou is restricted to a single sub.scriplioti. Those remitting 815 are entitled to six member ships. Subscriptions from California, the Canadas, and all Foreign Provinces, must be :i 61 instead of SJ, in order to defray extra postages, 4c. Persons wishing to loini clubs will apply for a circular of torn ex &c. Thu lieautiliilly illustrated Art Joru.tl, givint; full iarticulttrs, will be sent ou receipt ol Is cents, in stamps or coiu. Address V. L. DEKBY, Actuary C. A. A. 54i; and 64S Broadway, New York. 1M" Subscriptions also received by J. 1. KANDA 1. 1., liou. Secretary for Kvansvillu aud viciuity. nov la KJ0 ItMfjIUJ Tltt.y TUJuS'Mi S -L KV ;iving day M large, lat, young turkeys; li dozen tine fat chickens'; lis dor.au fresh eggs ; Oysters in rails aud half cans iu quantities our iriunas will please aenu in their orders in time to .KKSK1NK, CL'KNIC'K & JO."S aovia 47 Main street.

From Ote Mtrckamtm' mmi ManuJaUui m's' Journal A To those of our readers w ho are subject to Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, or other Billions and Nerrous attacks, we honestly recommend Lced's Substitute for Quiniue, for so mauy cures by its use have come under our own observa- ,, tion that we know how excellent it is. !

This Substitute docs not contain Quinine, ) . Mor,line cr Arsenic, while it po sesst!!j an the advantages of these medicines, with none of their injurious effects. In a pamphlet, before us, we find certificates from all classes the sailor, ... M merchant, and testimony to its ex cellence.' Let our renders send for a circular, or better, for half ?. dozen bottles, to Lkicii & Lauustadt, Lvansviile, Indiana. d&wtm. Special Notices. iIllttU!tf,M Oinimsnt tit a mm fie balm for ore breaHts, sore legs, and old wounds, even tlioro that have defied all other applications fur a series of yearn. Thoneands of certificates attest its almost miraculous doings iu tho hospitals both of tlio old and tho new world. . Sold tst tho niiiiiuructory, So. SO Slaldon Lane, and by ull Druggist, at 2oc., Cc, and SI pur pot or box. Iiov30 Vfr is iht g-rtat Physician. Thtm is now admitted by thu medical profession asafundinnuiital prineiplu of healing seience. It is wisely irovidud by tliu human ucououij that whenever anything it wrong iu thu physical svstoni the natu ral forces of the body are brought t bear to expel the digMue. The great aim, thdrofore, is to Htruiigtheu the natural power. This has bvunkept iu view by tho skillful compounder. Of Dli J. 1103TETEU'S Bll'TEllS, which operate to give fresh vitality to all tho organs of the body. The cfl'oct of this medicine upon the stomach, the liver, aud the kidneys, aro prompt aiid decisive. Thu patient who is wise enough to tpiit drugging aud try the Bitters, soon feels as if ho has tuliou a new Ieac of life, aud as lie continues tho use of tho article, he is overjoyed to riud the streams of health coursing through his frame. Let all from whoso cheek the bloom has departed, give Dr. J. llostetter's Celebrated Bitters a trial. Sold by Druggists aud deulers generally, everywhere. nov:i) COAL ! liodiam Mining tympany, Kvausviilo, Indiana. OO lie on Wuter street, between Main aud Locust Coal, in quantities of not less than 20 bushels, delivered to any pari of the eity, at 10 cents ier bush, at tiin pil, S cents. JOHN WYMONU. CH-t'J ccroiai y iiud Muoa--r. t.Tl 1 lU-l.ti I ( 'col, el toi two iloot's Irolii Jill. it tin.' holt sale an. I ary on Kirst stuet, iht To! Ollii-e, has H;!..in HH'int"I :ij:t iit tor Maltby's Baltimore Oysters In lie t'lly til' Kvulnville, inel he will retrt-ive tlaily, s'i'ili' s l.y i':x,ress, tliieetly IVoiii the Packer, in Itaililuore. lie in prt'paretl to oitiT tho tl'inle such iiiituci'liit'titH lot-the enl ii"e season as have nevi-r ln-en i.1I,t..1 iu this mil kit luiflol.ire. A constant daily supoly always on hand, so that dealers and families can obtain at any time rimiii lint season those choice Oysters, In cans and hall' cans, and iu the shell, warranted irush and sweel, ami very superior iu llavor aud tjualii y. Terms cash. And none hut bankable money received. A. Kt'UlZ, aii'-tjm Sole Aeiit lor Kvansville. ;i859. FALL AND V I NT Kit lSSt Gr O O 2rZ ! HJKSPKCT. tiui.y Hi.i.s-x nt:i i,i. 0 lullv solicit the attention of thoir uumeruus to an extensivn assort - II If lit of FAIL AND WINTER GOODS, Which they are daily receiving and siihiuiltiug fo iiisprction. These goods embrace all the uewes designs am! uetsl tlitsiruhlc pat terns manufactured and are admirably adapted to the Western Trade Annexed they enumerate a few of the departments whirh will be found complete, aud comprising all the novelties of tho season : t'lotha, C'aNsimero, aud Uoe-Skius; Satinott. Kanty Tweeds, ami Jeans: .Studs, Merinos, and lress Ooods; (tiughams. Prints, and Scotch Plaids; Kibhous, Hosiery, and ttlovos; iflankets. Flannels, Liueey, and Tickings; Sheetings, Shirtings, ami Mariners' Stripe; (.Viiuiuu Irish Liueus, "our owu importation;" Hoots and Shoes; llats ami Taps Fancy Anit-les, Notions, Trimmings, Ac. ocila tVHAl'K MAIS AAO tllCST S'TS. J- - y B l , - FOKMERkl WITH lTKK.!, ''ollH Jt (Jo., I'lMl'INNATI. j Manufacture.."" nf FIPvK AND KU KG LA K PROOF Corner 1'Iilrcl stud Ulvtaloii Streets, XVAS&VILLK, 1SU. Constantly on baud, all di lie re lit sixes of Safi.s, latt'Mt styles ami improvements, icunrautoed to lie ettial iu durability and ftuisb to any Kastern manufacturers, at the lowest Cincinnati prictta. Al.so-Manulae.turtrsof LOCKS, WALLSAKKS, SUbTTKHS, Etc., all liuishnd iu the best style of workmanship. SjieritnonK of Saflts, etc., may be seen at Messrs. Koclker, Kinsman At Co., 70 Main street, to whom all orders must bo addressed. au'il a Oysters in cans aud half cans, received daily fiotn tin above grand depot of bivalves, warrautetl fresh, line, fat and lull at ocllS KKSKISE, CURNICK 4 CO.'S 47 Main street, solo agents. iiEy. A vi'i.i:s--,: Itr'su? first-uatI: KJf AppUs JimI received and for sale by CUAS. M -JOHNSTON, novi'i Posey's lllork, Main street. f. I ItJIIHI.YS, IURKJJYTS, AND ALMONUS i 1)X4 Layers and M. II. Raising, 1 cask ('! It's) Zaiito Currants, 1 bbl suit-shell Almonds. AUJ of which! 1 can recommend as something cheice, just received aud for sale bv CUAS. McJOHNSTON, rnov20 Po.M-y"s ItltK'k, Main street. Ar bpices, warranted pure, also 200 Isixes ground mustard, pure, received ami for sale bv mivl7 WilKKLKll '& nines. St. diaries Saloon. NEW I'UvU'UIKTOIiSHIP AN ENTIRE RE-ORGANIZATION. mwKssus. 11 j. 11.11 Kit te intKi fuss, Wf.S. from New Orh-ane, have purchased the ST. CHAKItKS SALOON, on First street, nearly opposite the Post Ollice, and have retittod it iu an elegant and attractive stylo. The new proprietors have had long experience as keepers ot fashionable and popular Kestaurants in New Orleans, aud they will endeavor. In their new house, to combine all the elegancies and luxuries of Northern and Southern liestaurats iu the ST. CHAKLKS. They have brought a largo ami complete stock ef choice Liquor frwm New Orleans, which they collected with care during their business iu that city. Thoir connections and acquaintance in that city will enable them to obtain the choitst supplies of Liquors, Fruits, 'and luxuries from that market in future, aud they will spare no expense nor pains to make the 5T. CHAKLKS surpass, hereafter, its former representation, as a plubsaut Saloon, a place of good living, and elegaut, refined and luxurious resort. Billiard phivers will find at this Saloon a set of the finest marble ton Billiard Tables, from the well know n and celebrated tiictory of J. M. Bruns wick C l o. The untlersilied flatter toemselves that long ex perience ami 1 ureiui title niiou win euanie mein to merit a reputation equ.il to auy Suloouiu the west ern countrv. sht" A splendid Lunch will be served up in the most approved style, ewry morning at in o clock aug4 Late of New Orleans. we 'JHXSH III t H WHKJT f.OVUv quarter sacks strictly pure tresh ground, just received and tor sale hy Cn.. MiMOII NSTON, titiVJii - Posey's Block, Main street --'-'' MOtSK. BI DS FO K w the erection of a School . Iloiistt, (similar to the Brick Schotl Building above Maui street,) am1 furnishing uciterial for the same, will be received at the ottice of II. Q. Wheeler, until December I, 18.VI. Tlie said house Is to lie located on Carpeute street. Plans and specifications can !' seen by application to 11. 14. W licule r. By order of the Board of Trustees. novi-lw P. IIOKNBKOOK, Clerk. Knquirer copy, j

$50 Reward ! iWiK.v fiio.n t ii a sunscuiBer, living In Centre township, a chesuut sorrel mare, fifteen hands high, or thereabouts, with two white hind feet, and a narrow ring of vtbite on oneof her fore feet, a white collar mark on her breast aud a star on her forehead ; agetl aliout six years; trets and sometimes paces. Very docile and easily approached. Said mare waj tukwn from my farm about three weeks ago. I will give the above reward for her recovery. KL1A3 WKBEE. Evansville, novHilwJttl t

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The Great Medical Discovery COVII.t'8 SAHSAPAB1I XA AMD STILLINOIA, OE BLOOD & LIVER SYIIUE roe the cvnr. or ' i ' ' ' . Scrofulous, Syphilitic, and Mercurial Diseases, Old Sores, Skin IHseases, and all other diseases which are caused by an im pure slate of the BLOOD. e 9 v 9 ' if p r ? r f if v. r t ' A Woudajul Cii,e of St-rofulout Whtte Buvlliuy I BtuA tht slatttntnt oT Jllmrttn. Jlobbins is n-jm ojyru of the watt si cases ever recorded. He now enjoys robwtt heuiih, and has fr the past year done as much work as any yonng man of his age I This cure lias excited his friends, neighbors, and physicians, apj even some of the Medical Faculty. One of the Prov fossors (llr. R. S. Newton,) who waa called to see hi 1 as a Surgeon, -not to prescribe, was so forcibly impressed with the liemarkable Vnrative Powers o this Medicine, .that he has adopted it into his privat practice, as well as at the Colleges and Hospitals. Cincinnati, Feb. 16, 1S6S. Messrs. A. L. Scovill & Co. (rentlrmen. I will with great pleasure give my testimony as to what your Habhafabilla and Stil LIHOiA, or Blood and Liver Syrup, has done lor lue. Some three years aud a half ago, I was attackec witn a Scrotulons wnite Kwetlme, Wlilcn was ar tended with most excruciating pains. I tried vaii ous remedies, and had two of the best physicians the city (one of them a Professor iu an Old Schtw Medical College), and they failed to give meany re lief. I was so reduced that 1 was con lined to my bed for over three months. The nerves aud uius rles of one let; were so contracted and drawn up, that T could not walk. 1 had tnore than a dozen run Hing ulcer on niy leg from which 1 took, from tinu to time, more than one hundred pieces of liOS Iu acme of them front three to four laches long. I was reduced to almost a skeleton, and mv friends had given up ail hopes of my recovery. I was iu this condition when I commenced the use of your lilood and I Aver Syrup. 1 have used altogether some two dozen bottles of it, and at the same time the foiling Ointment, which you advise to use with it ; and lastly, the ii etdiurj Ointment, given under the head o "White Swelling," In your directions. I am now able to attend to buxiuesM, and niy legs have become so strong that I walk without any dilticulty, aud have entirety recovered tuy Iteulth. Yours, truly, MARTIN UOBHINS.Jr Residence on Eighth street, between Mound ami John, Mo. Ul; or at the place of business, with Brown & Villcttc, No. 4 E.ist Fourth street. Read an extract from the Cincinnati Medical Jnur nal, Vol. 6, )ege3iu, by its editor, Prof. It. S. New ton, in regard to this remarkable cure: "While Martin Kobbins was in the very worst imaginable condition, we were called to attend him for a fracture of the leg, produced by a fall. The indications ot a reunion of the bone, under tho circumstances, were very unfavorable, tor he would st, day after day, pickavj out nmnll piece of bone, which would slougn oft 1 fouud him using Seoei'l' preparation, which he continued to se until a cure was ejfe-tcd. Wegnveluin no constitutional trt-atmont, ls-ing in attendance only as a surgeon ; yet we confess we had much curiosity to see what could ht done in a system so extensively diseased as his Wat." Will the altlicted call on the agt iit aud get av La,upli!et containing certilii-ates of cures I'l'olu welL uowu cii i'ens of Cieeiiiuati t ttt)' liecolli t t that this medicine is irruratitrd to cure all diseases that are caused by an impure state of the IiKkmI. Scovill' lilood and lAuer Sirup is comN!Mt'd entirely of vegetables, and is jtercetly jkiis fur i 'hildreu to use in case of sore mouth or eruption of tho skin, if mothers value the health of their children, the should eradicate the seeds of the disease before it is too late. Road the statement of one of the oldest chemists in Cincinnati. "We hereby curtify that we have beeu made acquainted with S-ovitr tuiriuipttrilla and titillinyta, or ttLuOV A SO LIVF.U 8YUVV. The ingredients are entirely vegetable, and no mineral enters Into the preparation. W. S. MKIIKILL A CO., Ono door west of Unmet House, Cin'ti." For sale Ly the Proprietors, A. I. SCOVILL A. CO., No. 12 West Eighth St., Cincinnati. Also, by Keller it White, Evausville, 1ml. N. S. Thorn-won, " Also, agents for the sale of Or. JlolV Itaham for the Lunyn, and Jr. Maker's Fain Fanacca, for the cure of all pain, both internal and external. ort7-dttwm JStstXtOXjOLOXVt or THK 1'UNIHTION iK TUft Hartford Fire Insurance Co., January, 1. 1859. (J II A It T 10 li Kb IN 18 10. 1st. The name of this Company is the Hartford Fire I nsiirauce Company, aiul is Its-ated at Hart ford, Connecticut. CAPITAL. Hd. The amount of Capital Stuck is S.tOO.OOO tin Ui. The amount id' Capital Stock paid ll WKI.IKK) fX ASSETS. Cash on hand .S:i:!,4.15 22 Cash iu hands of Aguuts, or 11 course of transmision .11,10(1 21 $77,671 M Ilalauce on books due the Company IS, 78 ) 25 Lulls receivable, secured by personal se cuilty, G!t,i74 oft Rsal estate unencumbered 16. (XXI Oil $184,442 28 PAR VAt.. IT VAf.. $7,4.".2 4o.ois( C.4O0 f.ll Shares Ilartfurd Tt'k Ptock....S"l,lO0 loo shares PhuHliix b'k stot k 4o,(HH lnO shares Conn. Kiv.b'k'g Co stk. Ci,inn) 2ol shares Farmers ifr Mtvhauics' b'k stock 20,000 22,800 2( shurra Kxchauge bank stock. 1 0,001 1 I v-'l shares City liauk stock 12.400 11,200 8.025 20,'tou 11,100 l:l,8iio 14,.'.10 , 21,2)0 ' S3.0O0 20,700 33,000 13,8'KI 11,060 lo.'.sm '.i.tioo J1.0O0 .13,410 10,500 10,375 1 H) shares Bank of Hartford Co. b'k stock 7.600 '200 shares Charter Oak b'k stock, 2D.IH) "si shares Mercautilti b'k stock. lo,(KSJ 132 shares Merchants and Alauufae'rs bank stock 1.1.200 1:7 shares Ktna b'k stock 13,700 JOO share American Exchange bk stock, .N 1 20,000 , :;i0 shares Bank of America bank stock, N Y 30.000 ' 200 shares Bank, of Commerce b,k '. 20,000 1100 shares Importers' & Traders' B'k stock, N U0.00O 200 shares Manhattun Co. b'k stock 10.000 2i HI shares Meruhants B'k sk, N Y, 10,000 2t hi shares l; li ion 11 k stock, N Y.. 1u,im 2IK( shares Ocean B'k Mock, N Y.. lo,0tR - IM shares Bank of N America Bk stockk, N Y 10,000 :)00 shares Metropolitan b'k stuck, N 1 ao.OOO 1110 shares Bluckstone b'k stock, Boston , IO.OUOi 11,0 shares Bank id' Commerce st'k, Boston 10.0OO 10 shares Sullolk B'k stot:k, Bos ton 1,(KK lo'J shares Hide aud Leather B'k, Boston 10,0X 1,270 . IO.oOO lo,:x) 10.750 lo.aoo 10,025 100 shares Granite bk stock, Bos ton 10,OW 100 shares Webster b'k stock, Bostoll 10,000' 100 shares National B'k stock, Bostn Kl.OtSr PHI shares Atlantic B'k stock, Boston IIKr loo shares B'k of the State of Missouri stock lO.OnO" 100 shares Hartford N Haven K K Co sttadc IO.OOOi 20 shares Contiecticut Kiver K K Co stock 2,000 120 shares Connecticut Kiver Company stock 12,000 21 Hartford Oity Bds, 0 ) . cents, payable 187ii 2l,fKK 2 Ohio State Bonds, C per cents, payable 10,000 2l Michigan State Bds, 11 cents, payable ISliO 20,!KM 2i Teuuesnee State Bonds, b per cents, payable 18112 20,000 V. S. Treasmy Notes (la ier cents) 11,000 TO.WSJ 12,250 1,000 3,000 24,720 10,07 20,000 18,850 l4,o:s.-. o80,UliU $17,3I3 . 8l4,42U Total amount of Assets... S7'JS,(i'! -22 LIABILITIES. 5th. No liabilities to Banks, or other. Uue or not due. 6th. No losses adjusted and due. " 7th. Losses either unadjusted ( r nl. 8th. or adj listed and not due, oJ.uJ:th. Losses in suspense, waiting further proof, included in la."t answer above. 10th. All other claims against the Company 9,895.07 Total amount of liabilities. fC8,9! 96 TIMOTHY O. ALLYK, bec'y. STATK OF CONNECTICUT,! llAKTl'OUU COUNTV, J SB JUtl'ABY "TH, 1859. Personally appeared T. C, ALLY, Secretary of the Hurt lord Fire Insurance Company, aud made oath that the foregoing statement, by biiu subscribed, is a true, full, and correct statement of the affairs ot said Company, and exhibit, so far as can be ascertained at this date, its actual couditieu on the 1st day of January, 1851 Before me, GOODWIN COLLIER, Justice of the Peace. Applications for Insurance and all information desired, will be given by the uutleraigued. ALLKN 0. UAL LOOK, Agent, Marble Uall building, Ko. S Main, street, Evansville, lnd. . oct

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Homo Insurance Comp'y, OF NEW YORK,.,;.' ' om.ee JVo. 113 11, Kroadwmy. CAPITAL STOCK, (AIX paid in) - , fl,X000 tiVHFLVS . - - - - - ' 6"iV"0 Tho H0M"K IKSTjRANCE CGMPANT continnes to insure asainst loss or damage ty Fl RK, and the damages of 1NLAKU- NAVIGATION AMI TRANSPORTATION, on terms as favorable as tho nature of the risks and the real security of the insured, and of the Company will warrant. LOSSKS EqtnTABI.Y ABJt'STrD AND rBOMPTLV PAIU. Abstract of the twelfth eetni-auuual statement of the condition of the Home Insurance CompaXY, of the sitj of New York, on the 3tuU day of Juue, 18o!. ASSETS. Ca-sh. balance iu Bank ., 82,!W2 3G Bonds and M ortgages (being first 1i-h on Real Estate, worth at least $1, 5S2,P.t) Loans ou Stocks, payable on demand, (market value of securities, $:1,. !!() .... Bank Stock, (market value,) United Status Treasury Note (market value ) North Carolina State Bouds, (market value,) . Missouri State Bonds, (market value) Tenmrneve iState Bonds, (market value) Real Instate. No. 4 Wall street. Interest due on 1st July, lSo'J, (of which 3il,lSj tvl has since been received) Sil,82 03 'ea.tzr, 4 t)4,15U 4X1 7o,'i49 31 - V.rr 90 i7,;ino oo so B.ibinre is hands of Agents and in courseof transmission from Agent ou ith June, (of which, SS.illi M has sinco lsscn received) PI, 211 42 Bills Receivable, (for premiums ou inland risks)............ 13,4rT US Premiums due and uncollected on policies Usui J at ollice.. l.C'.l 73 Total , LIAHILITIKS. .1,157,82.1 71 Chris is for losses uutstnutliiig uu tue .Hitu Jniw, lo'., estimated at.. J0,1) 2t Due Stockholders on account of Tenth divided 410 00 820,570 Zii Now York, lyth July, 1S.V.I. CII AS. J. AnTlN, Prea't, A. F. WILLMAUT1I, Vice Pres't 3. M11.T0N hMITit, Secretary, John MniiinK, Asst. S-crctary. srilL"SlNKSS ATTKNKKD TO WITH LKSI'ATCH AMI FlIKLlTV.oct2s: A. V. IIALLOCIC, Ayei.t. GUARD AGAINST FALL & WINTER HTMx-os. 2 BY CHOICE INSURiVNCE VflTIf THK 3OOKPOUATKl) 1813 CIIAKTEtt PKKPKTU AL CASH CAPITAL, $1,000,000 ! AHHOLVTE ASD C SIMFA I UF.IK wkt srniL.is of s'jie.isi fi, Ami the prestige of 40 yrs. sucfess and rxorlcme. UPWARDS OV $12,000,000 osses base been paid by the A.tna liiHiirance Ofl 0'Uii.Hiiy Iu the past 40 year. Tho value of reliable iusurauce will lie apparent from the following LOSSES PAID BY THE 2ETNA DUIUNfl THK PAST FIVE TKAUS: In Ohio i:!l,.V.lH:i In Wisconsin llKi,!l."i'i l7 In Kentucky. J04,!t:!!l 41) Missouri :i,MM H4 Ittwa A Minn. lill,:e.r.l 4i 1'eun. Vn... :il,.VJ5M In Mlchlg:iiiSl.'S,043 81 In ludiaua... i iu.k.'i ni In llliiuis... 4ls,:W7 41 Tennessett.... .7,M lit Kan. & Neb. V.,'.i4.r. 77 Ark. & On... i;;t,0i." 0'J Mississippi and A labama, SAVZ IS Fire and Inland Navigation Kisks accepted at terms consixteut with solvency and fair pi oil t. Kiectif attention given to Insurance of liWV.l,LlSl!8 ami Contents, f'r terms of 1 to 6 year. The solid service long and successfully tried, and the many ndvanuige the i;iua Insurance Company iKissesses ia its liuo, should not 1 overlooked by those rently to insure, and understanding their best internets. During "strinirent times." tho .nooosaity for reliable Iusurauce becomes au imperative duty the ability of property owners to sustain loss being then much lessened. Agencies in all the principal cities anil towns throughout the State. Policies issued without delay, by any of the duly authorized Agents of tho Company. rSTNESS ATTKNDKD TO WITH PISPA AND KlIiKldTV." ALLK. .:. IIALLOCK, Agent. BeplWtlii.Ltw THE EVANSVILLE INSURANCE COMPANY (Krfuvlutlwd and luesnporaied in 1830,) T A xs STEAMBOAT HULL, FLAT BOAT' RISKS, At low rates, aud adjusts losses iirly aud promptly . Capital, - - - $250,000 OFFICK Ou Water street, well known as the Canal Bank. WM. T. PACK, Secretary. Wm. T- Fago, INS Ull A N OE A GENT For the following well known Companies : Charter 0'J insurance Company, CAPITAL j;so,000 Connecticut Insurance Company, CAPITAL S200.000 Peoria Insurance Company, CAPITAL 8500,000 Park Insurance Company, CAPITAL .8200,00 Lorillard Insurance Company, CAPITA I . , 5200,000 Takes all kinds of risks, and atljusts losse promptly Policies for Life Iusurauce bemed ill the Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company t Ot New York. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 8188,00, Of which 8100.000 is deposited with the Com trailer of the State of New York. sep22-.imd liu hndii accoa's n co .itoi. JL 15o boxes Virginia Tobacco, assorted. Brands lbs, 'is, los, and 8s, Innip. lis) caddies cfioice Chewing ' loo.ootl Imported (iernianand Havana Cigars. 50,(KM II all-Spanish Cigars. For sale by s-pt2l WHEELER A RICG3. TOW JL. JOHJS'SOJV, BOOK KU AND Blank Book Manufacturer, First St.. bet. Main and Locust. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. tr Blank Books ruled, paged and made to order of the ltt paper, from a Memorandum to the largest Ledger. Music and Magazines bound in any style. joie-dttwtf Oysters ! Oysters ! Oysters ! RECEIVED DAILY BY KX PiiF.ftS MAtTBVS CF.T,EKRATEU FEAKL OYliTERS.' JL ish dealers in cases ; fam lies in cans or half cans, and am also prepared to serve them up iu a manner to suit tho most fastidious. Will also keep constantly on hand refreshments and eartibles of all kinds. Call at my SalJon, 100 Main street corner Main aud Fourth. ov- JOHN F. FKLKF.R. r iJHK!-Oi BARRELS WHITE LIME JLj iu store ; also a full supply of grey lime cement, plaster paris, dtsjrs, sash, paints, oils, nails, c, for sale low by CEO. FOSTER CO, UOV22 corner Locust street, and CauaV ILOttS JJ'J fVBS!jL NICE ASsortnien t of hulies cloaks and Ii.rs, which are suitable articles for holiday presents, just received at 'nov2iil S. EMB1CU UO.'H. 6fffk!ooMMasM ' just received ty uovl7 WilEELEE A BIGGS.

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JCO EMISSION MERCHANTS , Old " Established" Wliari "iioar " EVANSVILLE, IND. P. Gv O'HIEI'S" & Co, 3 4J -MMISSION MF1U II ANTS. General Kailrtstt .Steamboat, and Expricd Agents Special Amenta for the FENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; . and connections over w hich we are authorized ' lo give through receipts at the lowest possible rates Having si mammoth Wharf heat ai the hmiiint, the largest on tho Ohio Itiver, ranalde of storinic and protecting ail mercliandir iiuhle to tl.-iiii.tco from exposure, we arc prepartl to fscitilato tho oispatch of all consignments, forwarded to onr euro by eithw RIVER, RAILROAD OH CANAL Particular attention paid to lloeoivin;r, Storin and Forwarding:, also, to toe Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to us for sale, and satisfaction guaranteed. OUiue and extensive AVarthouse on Vnter Hlnet, adjoining the Telegraph, and on the V harf boat, where we are to be fomid, attending to the interests of 00 r patrons at all hour, day ami ni-rht. Witi our superior facilities; limp standinc ; nn tiring energy; and knowledge of our tusiness, w feM confldvut of fcivinp general safSsfnction, and hop ti merit aeontinuiuice of the extonsivejiitroii. age we are now enjoying. Liberal Cash advances w ill be made or; ull rom-Ipn -ments to either ourselves or correspondents In any of the principal tuarJcets, North, Fast or South. P. ; C. O'RILEY & CO. ' fiijWI I, STOJLJ OJi.-l l.avah.r;;.oM but Warehotise at tho Canal Basin, rapaido toting any amount of produce, which will be ceived, stored, taken oare of and hold subject to H owners orders ou most reasonable terms. V. ti. o'ltlLl'Y. mh26-tr

CMJt.'S' K JiUWJtjtJi,n AX1) Commission Merchant, No. 2 Socm Wateb ijTCKt.r. I'.va.nsvih k ct21-ly VTOJ 6V JSf IttyVTJK ;liTwe ai "v pr, fare A to store iu our Fire Proof Warehouse, any quantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandize', on im most liberal terms. Having largo and airy rooms up stairs, pun iculsrare will be laken of Household Furniture, Agri. cultural Iiiiplemeuts and all kinds ol' Uojils or wart s liable to damage from dump or ru t. Insurance effected at the loweet lire prool rait s Ly the mouth, or longer w hen desired. WarchoiiKO located on comer of Locust street and W. and E. Canal, and most convenient lor shipping by Kiver er Railroad. Appl V to p2s ii:u. FosTi:R.t co. EgHoirjv r J i H.iM.'i', KKfKtvJLm I NO, FORWARIUMJ A M CKNKii I, k COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Agents lor Kanawha Salt Coiiipuuv, l..un til.-, i n diana. We have formed a co-pal tneivl.ip iie.ih r the style of BitowN & AiMSAV.and oiler our m i vucs in 111" capacity as set forth iu our card above. We are fully prepared to extend rv.-i y (., ilisy to shlpiHirs, either by CANAL, RIVER,' or I. I I -ROAD. a:d UMtueu thom that tin ir il.l. lt-.-n oluill 1k I'aithftllly l-epresellletl, shouhl li.. y Oe p i. a to favor us with ttieirpiitivnu-c IHlic iuiiI WkroLoi.se on the corner ef Stain hi. aud the Canal. WM. BROWN, W. M. A I K M N , Laty of Howard A Drown. Lure of FOSTER, .V ',, . ; jis ii 1 1 r.v s, .ir ni .e. x i et.t hi . Ci'.l YIMf, FORWAIiDIMi AND Cll.tni'.SMON MEUCHAVIS. nater street, between .il un ami I iri-iisi, KVANSV I LI E, INDI AN A. B Particular attention given lo the forwarding ot general Merchandise and i'rotlu, e, .by River, Cunal, or Railroad. apJ'i-Oiti 41dUUHT JiilS A" il tlil til:, (Mimvaum to R. S. HowarrI,) Ret t I viiilt, rorwardno' ami Commission Merchants, No. 4 Wnler Mreel, near JfeLaln, Evansville, Indiana. Libend atlvatices made ou citiiijuuu nU to New Orleans. a. c. to.! uiiTr.a...o. u. slai uii'rr.it.,. m. iiotKir, .in. nov:iO-lytl biaAM KFI.KOS JOf KPII r. M I1K1.SOI I K Auction and Commission. war JYe i. r tii'i'KNiHs JsXJBL to Wuolxey A NtNun, will contitiiit llm (uminiNdiou liUMinfw, I'Utti ut irivnto mKu ntnl ,it auction, ut the old Htun.1, toriior Jltiii unl 'll-ii.J BtrtM'ta, jpotite the khin tii Il.f. , v lirrr thny will pay )urticulur Htrentitni to Urn tmit t,f fverylliiiiK iitruHtd to tltoni ; t la y vill utK uii in any auction bhI.'H anyw Iht in the ity. nrtkiilar attention K'vea lo tho HfU ti' l.nm.n ud Town LotH, &iv.t kc. (.1-17- l.v "wji a j nVi m Ms fv', 10 if Jr , v JUd CAIKO K tit; U LA It I'ASSKNUfcJK l'A KM, t'HAKLKV liA K.lhATi:ii, MttNtir, l.-nvpH Kvfii'dvillt Tu alay ami Kridny, ;it 1oVl.n k, arriviiiK ut I'lulucah at ti oVItM k, A. AI., t .my at l'J o'clock, ll.t Vutlni'HIuy iiml .Sitimlav. Ufturniiic, lutxvvm t'ulrt er-ry iVcilni'mlay nm i S:tiMUuy, t 7u'clcK:kf 1. 31. runt J'lulnriili fveiy I'tinrtt liny Mini Suixtay. at ! oVIih k, A. M i.uin' I ihj; ut KvaiiMvillu with tho KvauvittM nntl 'i.m f- iJ i I lo K. lt. ami J'.Hak4ta for .Jr.tii l;ir. Al-o. tw-u-iiHCtinx at Hiuitlilainl willt ('inn .H-rlan-l i I'm kotit ; at 1'uiro, witli JlwUiUia. icw lt Kaim uu.l L, 1st huh PackcU. Ticket in ctmsu Im obtuwiiittt on litmrd tint Ik, 4W M KHat(ru iititm. m-Vl.. ff? Mm .! WiMM I'ACKCT The wti iirucr iSl J.- -rTTrM VKU HT A K, Fowler, lurtxtcr, f4" Ivrn KTauxvilio v.iy Sloiiil:iy,tefSf?J:'-!V V4lw'luyt and Frithiy, nt 12, tiYl k M. I im ViuIuchU very Tuewiny, Tlnir.(l;iy, ami i:t n i ! i . at 1 o'r.urJc A. M. t'onneettn at J.vuiirr illti nh the KVAimvi,IU anl (.'raw t"tfnlvilU; K,nlnul Ur : 1 1 lint Nftrtli uiul Katt with paeketn lor J.nil.-i i HUnt'ii, and Wahowh river. At P.hIik hIi w ith y i- K ?U for 8t. Louis, New Oi W-him, ami tint lai!y 'uil bontx fof i'airo. NnMhvil.le, ati'l 'i Vtiin'-tme i iw r. wldmiueHa jtroiiiptly attcno,-,, aii'l c liat -i .i li-r freight and iKiHUjte, saiue an ehai'iMl I'.v ll"' n:.nIftr jjacket. Through Mil of laliu givt n to . w Orleuiiff and all jHMuts on tho TefiticAM-o an-l Cuiitboiiautl rivem. anl.s U S C -. Vt3 t tJL MlW A UK A NO F.M ION T. The Aoam's Kxprfss t'oMi-ANV t. sjtet t fully announce to their friends and atr-ms, the public f Kvunavlllo and viciuity, that, with incrr;wtl faeiKJ titsi for the tranhiortaiiou of FHEIOHT, PACKAGES, MONEY A K II V A I, t! A I! T, F S They solicit a continuaucn of former titors. Fh pocial care takvu in the collection of ISillv, lirntts, Kotos, and the transportation of small and vulimhle luukaes. All persons wishing to avail themselves of 1lie fa." cilitiss of the Kxpress, ran obtain any dehired Infer; mation in reforetiio to the routes aud details of lite business, at tbsir Oilier on Kiitt stnit, bet wet it Main and Locust, 0)nosita tiie lost Oflirtt. de 1 C II. FISH. Ai-eitt. (tA''ij7.v.-iii At a s t mm a WW iew Layur Jtaisius, just received br no'2 V.. S, JJABiXK.'K. m'mZ.g MB. aOSUKJV MITT Kit, .1 mmlM'w irime article, just received ami I lo cheap for cash at CO( K'.S i". ly. ocUll Pioneer Family til 10 boxes llsisiln. 10 half boxes do 111 qr do do received aud lor sale by - VK'K K Kll V HWiS, utvl7 '- Main liot-t . lUJi.YfOMT 1 ictus ILs (or sale by oct 3 iTpgl JlOl.ri t.F ho. 1 Wl sepl'2 8. E. G 1 1 a a it jiaI. f " is. ;fc it i a ( i ItiiLL M'.W lite Fish for siilo bv S. E. CII UKKT I F.i'. UK CltJICHKHS!HiJtttl:M M ire Crackers just received ami for eel" by I'KlSSTUVJUMt. sepl toti.tMEHS.Xl Of TllMist-: A3 sunurlor Cummers received this day, warrant ed to vive entire satisfaction. GEO. S. BONNTAil, oct13 AcHiit, Ni. in Mamst jmwoMTero'siTiTJ''titirTliu WrJL boo lbs (ioslien butter; 1 barrel cranlx'rries. at COOK'S PIOXKKIt Ol'.OCi r.V. JL loo tine InrRe Turkeys toiw curn fi eiliiij; on the farm, for sale by O. McJOHNHTON, nov 16 Ulain street, 1'ost y s hi... k . IS' VTTKH tr'j-JIJIJS .' - I0 lbs choice roll butter; fssi do7n rresli egs, just received and for sale by uovlS CII.VS. M..7IHINSTON. WW I,Jl ST M'- U l'jiitiHtr, mi it ti t: i. JL just received and for sale by novlG CHAfi. AlcJOU NS 1 1. 'wgw.n.ni.s'i'a iiAut?i:i.s uvrv JlM. Hint just received by nort CII AS.McJolIKHT K. rjlsttuoliBnM-z 'iioiiiJs'"of 9 Br .Wayne's celebrated "Oiiee paunl ' w.u.ii boards, just received from the factory and for sn!by novlii CilAS. SIcJoNsinN. TjTiw'iSTTrt'iWrf i.j h n't: tt W and very pretty assortment ol jo int jo-f reoeivedat novl6 H. KM HICII A. '0."S mTi, o itTB sMlTiixoii i s u i. tls w-X prime Seed iu store and for sale bv novrt UAIJCOCK. "Tf , Ol'.V" SVftVVTWWV W"o met h i n li M nice, at YAL'TIEK tt M.K-oNNIKK"s, uovll irj iliu slrett.