Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 86, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 December 1859 — Page 3

.....PEOEM BER 6 ------ K-XV-En ITEMS. ARRIVED. Lake Erie, Pittsbnrg John Raino d. Highflyer. N O Oen. Quitman, do Southerner. Memphis Crl, Cincinnati Teoumseh, do ' Denmark, St Louis Kate French, Louisville I.ue Eaves, Green, rivNeptune, N 0 Charley Bowen, Cairo Rochester, St Louis tUIOIr, I.OUIKVIHm , Altamont, St Louis DEPARTED. : lake Erie X O John Raine, N" O Highflyer, Louisville Southerner, do Carl, Ark. river Tecumeeh. N O Gen. Qnitnmn, NO Neptune, Pittsbr.rg Rochester, ilo I'uiou. Green rivsr Denmark, Pittsburg Altaiuout, Wheeling Kate French, Louisville Kate fearchtt, Hulsonvle The weather moderated considerably yesterday, thawing up the snow and ice, -. making the levee a .most unenviable place. The river haa risen, since Saturday niirbt, fully four feet, and still rising rapidly. The Upper Ohio is rising. The Wabash has risen about seven or eight feet in the past three days, making that stream easy of navigation. At Cincinnati the river rose on Saturday night fully fonr feet, making quite sixteen feet in' the channel. The Lower Mississippi is still rising, with plenty of water for all character of boat3. Freights are not so plenty, and prices are declinidg. . We may quote the following aa the ruling rates : " - To NewOrleuns Apples, flOc bbl ; Tot.acco, $5 lhhd; Flour, 4"c i bid-, pound freights, 25c V 100 lbs; Eggs und Wliisky,S1.00'"6J bid. To St. Louis Pound Freights, 20c i MO lbs. To Cincinnati Pound freights (heavy), 15c i 100 lbs; shipstutfs and wheat, sack, 15c. Cnpt. Dexter' 3 " Evansville Pony " is receiving freight and passengers at the foot f Main street, and will leave for Cairo at 12 o'clock. The Boieeii has no equals in point of punctuality, safety and accommodation. She has become a fixed fact all along the lower Ohio, and may be termed " Every Body's Favorite." She leaves punctually at the hour, and passengers should get aboard soon. Mr. Markell doe3 the agreeable at the desk. Mr. John Weed presides at the wheel, and under hi3 supervision, thing3 go along smoothly. He is a true gentleman, and an experienced officer. . "Capt. McDonald's favorite Luc Eaves takes her departure for South Cairollton and way places this evening. Passengers and shippers should recollect this, as she is known to be speedy and safe. Cnpt. McDonald commands, whieh makes ft trip desirable. The John Raine and Tecumseh came very near clearing up our levee on Sunday night, both taking considerable freight. The Raine had considerable tobacco engaged, which she could not take, owing to the breaking of her freight hoister. The Enquirer of yesterday evening has aa article in relation 'o the unavoidable detention of the Silver Star, attributing the cause of her detention to the burning of her boilers. Aa the Enquirer's circulation is limited to a few, and its character for veracity not very good, we suppose t'.ie Star's reputation will not suffer materially. The new steamer Cheney, bnilt for the Cairo and Columbus trade, came in collision with the Highflyer on Saturday, below Cairo, by which the former boat was considerably injured so muck, so that she -will have to go on the ways to repair. Cnpt. Mitchell's neat little steamer JS'ovelty came in yesterday morning from Wabash. She is to have a new boiler to take the place of the upright one which she now possesses. When this is done, Capt. Jdltchell will probably take her South, and inn her in one of the tributaries of the Mississippi. The old reliable Kate Sarchrt took iher departure for Wabash last evening. The Kate had a good trip of freight up, and we 'feel confident her merits will be bountifully Tewarded by our friends on the Wubash. Success to Captain McLain and his gentlemanly crew. Messrs. McVay and Fields, clerks of the Fanny Bullitt, will please accept our thanks for river fa ors. Our old and courteous friend, Alt". Edwards, of the Bracelet, was a passenger on the Bullitt, last night. He always places us under obligations for favors. The levee at New Orleans, opposite the tobacco warehouses, in the Third district, has partially broken away, and two entire wharves caved in. It vas the towboat landing, and had recently been repaired. Capt. Bishop left Madison on the 29th ult. with his patent dredge boat, for the purpose of cutting out the bar in front of the Mulford coal mines at Casey ville. The new -Magnolia, running between Vicksburg and New Orleans, recently took to the lat'er city 0.200 bales of cotton the largest load ever carried there by one boat. Previous to that, the Juha Simonds bad taken 5,004 bides to New Orleans at one time, and when the fact i3 taken into consideration that Vicksburg cotton weighs less by 100 pounds to the bale than that shipped at Memphis, the Magnolia hasn't much to Jjragof. We are under obligations to Mr. Wheeler of the Bowen for late Memphis and iCairo papers. The Mobile Advertiser says that the -stttamer - Falls City ran on a pile of logs above McDonald's landing, in the fog, and was compelled to throw over some 400 or 500 bales of cotton to save her from sinking. We clip the following from a Cairo letter, of the 3d : '.'The Cheney commences her trips this morning. .The IV. A. Eaves will be thoroughly repaired at Mound City, ifter which she will remain at Cairo, for a reserve boat, in case of accident or delay to the Cheney. The Castle Garden came in from Wabash river with 700 barrels of flour for reshipnicnt. Her captain "was uncertain where he would take her to." Onr Vlucennts Correspondence. Vixcexxes, Dec. 5, 10 a. m. Jocraal Reporter :- Wabash river rose 4 feet 5 inches in the past 48 hours. There is 10 feet full on the 9 mile Riffle. Passed TP os Saturday Alida, Caroline, Gen. D. M. White. Passed cp oh Scsday Masonic Gem. The While is laying here yet. Snow melting fast. w. h. w. Memorandum. Steamer Fanny Bullitt left New Orleans Monday evening, November 28th. Steamer Pacific in port for Louisville; 29th met Peytona below Prophets Island ; Baltic below Natchez, 30th; Woodford in bend 100, December 1st; Atlantic above Napoleon, 3d ; Mc CUlland and Diana at Holes Point, 4th ; met Eclipse at- Compromise; met Southern Merchant at Island 4, 5th ; Gen. Quitman and John Raine at Casey ville. Lost twenty-four hours by bad weather. McVay & Field, Clerk. gR. J. Foster, Esq., sold his farm, near Bowling Green, consisting of about 1,200 acres, 21 negroes, and all his farming utensils, stock, &c, to Miles Kelly, Esq., for the snm of 103,000, payable in twenty vears, with interest from date, paid annually Mr. K. having the privilege of paying at any time as much of the principal as he wishes, not under $0,000 at a payment.

TUESDAY MORNING.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

BT THE E. EXCLUSIVELY FOR W. LINE. THE JOURNAL. xxxvr COX3RESSFIRST SESSION. Washington, Lcc. 5, m. House. The interest in tli organization of the House, if possible i3 on the increase. Long before noon the galleries were densely crowded, and the crowds were unable to gain admittance, notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather. ' The House agreed to proceed to the election of a Speaker viva voce. Mr. Houston nominated Mr. Sherman, of Ohio. Mr. Adrian nominated Mr. Davis, of Indiana. Mr. Haskin nominated Mr. Hickman, of Pennsylvania. Mr. Stephens nominated Mr. Grow, of Pennsylvania. Mr. Briggs nominated Mr. Boteler, of Virginia. Mnmerons voices, impatiently Call the roll. The Clerk appointed Messrs. Houston, Corwtn, Adrian, and Briggs, tellers. Mr. Florence said In listening to the call of the roll, I notice that several members were absent. In order to enable them to pai ticipate in the election, move the House adjourn till to-morrow. Mr. John Cochran said I hope the gentleman will withdraw his motion. Mr. Cobb stiid Oh, let us have one vote. The Hou5e took a reees3 before proceeding to vote. Washington, Dee. 5, p m Sknate The Senate was called to order at 1.30 P. M., by the Vice President. Prayer was then made by Dr. Gurley. Forty-eight Seuators were present. The credentials of Mr. Teu Eyck ami Henry P. Haun were presented. Both gentlemen appeared and were qualified. The absentees wtie Me?sr?. Benjamin, Clay, Crittenden, Davis, Donghis, Fitch, Fit.patrick, Hammond, Johnson, (of Arkansas), Polk, Sebastian, Seward and Toombs. Mr. Mason, of Virginia, submitted a resolution which he would call up to-morrow, for the appointment of a committee to inquire into the facts attending the lite invasion and seizure of the armory and arsenal at Harper's Ferry by a band of armed men, and report whether the same was attended by armed resistance to the authorities and public force of the Unileil States, and the murder of any citizens of Virginia.'or any troops sent there to protect public property ; whether such invasion was made under color of any organization intended to subvert the government of any of the States of the Union ; the character and extent of such organization ; whether any citizen of the United States, not present, were implicated therein or accessories thereto, by contributions of money, arms, munitions, or otherwise; the character and extent of the military equipments in the hands or under the control of said armed band; when, how and where the same were obtained and transported to the place invaded ; also, to report what legislation, if any, is necessary by the government for the future preservation of the peace of the country and the safety of the public property. The committee have full power to send for persons and papers. Mr. Trumbull, of Illinois, gave notice that when the resolutions came up, he should move to amend by extending the inquiry to the seizure of the arsenal at Franklin, Mo. The customary resolutions were adopted to inform the House of Representatives aud the President that the Senate is ready for business. Mr. Gwvnn gave notice of a Pacific Railroad Bill. The Senate then adjourned. Washington, Dec. 5, p m. The first vote for Speaker, Sherman, 66 ; Bocock, 86 ; Grow, 43 ; Boteler, 14; Davis, 2 ; Phillips, 1 ; Gilmer, 3 ; Nelson, 5 ; Corwiu and Adrian, 1 ; Hill, 1; Hickman, 1 ; Pennington, 1 ; Haskin, 2 ; McQueen, 1 ; H. F. Clark, 1 no one having received a majority of the votes cist. Mr. Grow arose and said: As I desire in no way to retard the organization of the House, I withdraw my name as a candidate. I assure those gentleman who, in kindness, cast their votes tor me, thatl shall treasure through life so distinguished a mark of their friendship and regard. Mr. Burnet moved an adjournment, to be determined by yeas and nays. Without concluding the consideration of the subject, the House adjourned. Mr. Clark, of Missouri, wanted to make some remarks in favor of an adjourn merit, after another vote. Cries of go on. Mr. Burnett objected to his proceeding, saying there was no question before the Hoii3. He subsequently withdrew his objection, which was renewed by Mr. Washburne, of Illinois. The Clerk said he would submit the question, whether Mr. Clark should have the liberty to proceed. Mr. Garett contended there was no power here to preclude debate, and said the gentlemen had a right to show that there were some nominees for Speaker who should not be elected. Mr. Clark insisted that the House could not deprive him of his constitutional rights to make remarks as to the qualifications of some of those nominated for speaker. The clerk replied that he should not take upon himself the responsibility to decide the question, but would submit it to the House. Mr. Clark, earnestly, I claim the right, as an individual, to speak. I deny the power of the House to deprive me of that right. "Cries of go on, go on." Mr. Curtis said What part of the Constitution do you refer to? If you have that right, 1 have it also. Cries thick and fast " call the roll, call the roll." , Mr. Clark I deny the right to call the roll, for I have the floor. Cries of "question, question," from the Republican side. Mr. Kilgore presumed this matter could ba settled. The Republicans would consent to an adjournment after an&Ther vote. Here the cries of "question" were renewed. -k New York, Dec. 5, m The steamship Cahatcba arrived to-day, with Havana dates to the 30th nit. There is no news of importance. Report says the new Captain-General will carry out Gen. Concha's policy, particularly as regards improvements in Havana. An extensive fire was seen on the evening of the 23d, in the direction of Regla, supposed to be the extensive warehouses located there. The Cahawba brings nearly SOOOjOOO in Mexican dollars. Sugars were very firm at Havana. The steamrliip City of Manchester, from Glasgow on the 17th, via Queenstown on the 20th ult., arrived this morning. There is no news of importance. Troy. N. Y, Dec. 5, p m The body of John Brown, accompanied by Mrs. Brown and Wendell Phillips, passed through this city arriving in the cars at noon. It started at 6 o'clock for its destination. Little or no excitement was created during the time the body remained at the depot. The funeral takes piace on Thursday, at North Elba.

Later toy the Steamer Manchester.) London 19 A French Protestant journal asserts that the high duties on English manufacture, failed in preventing competition ; lighter goods from Manchester, suitable for the Arab market, were ordered by way of experiment, and notwithstanding import, duty aud expense, they were found to be 10 per cent, lower than the same kind of French good3. Paris, Nov. 19th. The Constitutional of to-day confirms the statement which appears in the Patrie, viz. : that the Avelt de Religion would be suppressed for publishing a letter alleged to be from the King of Sardinia to the Emperor of the French, relative to the regency of Prince Carrngnaud. Baron de Tallerand will replace the Marquis Monstier as Ambassador at Berlin. The Maqrnis Bonneville will be appointed a3 Ambassador at Athens. The Spanish troops for Morocco, have been delayed, a3 Marshal O'Donnell will not consent to their leaving before the collection of the war material has been completed, which will be very shortly. No invitation to take part in the approaching congress has, a3 yet, been Bent to any power. The letters of credence will be sent to the plenipotentiaries on Sunday or Monday next.

Provixcetown, Dec. 4, p. :.r. The U. S. gun-boat Mohican, now from Portsmouth, N. II., has arrived here, on her way to Norfolk. She put in here on account of a heavy gale. All on board well. Spuing field, Mass., Dec. 5, r. m. The i election for city officers took place to-day. I A large vote was cast. The Republicans carried everything by from -300 to 400 majority, in a vote of 2.000. Dauiel S. Harris is the Mayor, and Horace C. Lee Clerk and Treasurer, the latter succeeding Joseph Ingram, Democrat, who has held the office for 17 years. The Board of Aldermen and Common Council sland3l4 Republicans and 4 Democrats. Watertown, Dec. 4, m A runaway lad aged about 12 years, was run over by the cars, this morning, cutting off both legs. It is thought he is fatally injured. He says his father's name is Jonathan Babcock, and lives at Marsville, Erie county, X. Y. New Bedford, Mass., Dec. 5, p m At our municipal election, to-day, Isaac C. Tabor, Independent, was chosen Mayor by 537 m ijority, over Weston Holland, the people's candidate. The majority of the City Council on the Tabor ticket were also elected. New York, Dec. 5, si Joliu Brown's body left this city this morning for Albany, en route for North Alba. New York Karktt, New York. Dec. 3, p u. Flour a shade better, with more export demand; sales of 15,500 bbls at 5 105 20 for super State ; 5 1205 40 for extra State; 5 10 Qz,5 25 for super western; 5 305 05 for common to good extra western ; 5 655 75 for inferior to good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio closing firm and pretty active. Rye flour in fair request at 3 754 45. Wheat without special change, with more doing for export; sales 2600 bu at 1 25 for red State; 1 18 for Chicago spring not prime; 1 43 1 45 for white Indiana and Southern and winter red Western and Canadian. Rye in moderate demand ; sales, small lot at 89. Corn scarce and firm; sale3 of 12,000 bush at 8588 for new ; 9495 for old yellow. Oats dull at 4546. Whisky a shade firmer and quiet at 27. Pork more active and firmer ; sales of 4700 bbls at 16 25(,16 50 for Mess; 11 50 for prime, Including 3000 bbls mess, January and March, at 16 60. Beef steady and unchanged; sales 380 bbla at 4 004 60 for prime; 5 005 50 for mess; 10 7011 CO tor extra mes3. Dressed hog3 firm at 7A 7 J, corn fed. Beef hams quiet and unchanged at 14 2510 50. Cut meats unchanged. Bacon steady ; sales 200 boxes cut long ribbed middles for all this month, at 9 J. Lard steady ; sales 250 barrels at 10J cents. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, Dec. 5, m. Flour dull, at 5 00, being a decline of 15e per bbl. The wheat market is dull, but prices are not lower; prime white 1 23(jil 25; prime red 1 161 18. Corn linn ami prime steady at 4546; sales of 250 bush at 43, and in bulk at 45. Oats firm, with a good demand at 46; sales of COO bush in bulk at 46. Rye firm, with a good demand at 78. Barley active; prices firm; prime fall 75 and fair to good at 6570. Whisky; 700 bbls sold at 21 J. Hogs the demand continues active and prices have advanced, with sales of 3000 head at 6 25 C 50; closing buoyant; receipts light. The speculative demand for provisions continues brisk, and prices of all articles are higher. Mess poi k 16 001C 50; the latter the asking rate. Fresh meats 68, for spring delivery. Lard 10. The market quite unsettled, and difficult to give quotations. No change in the grocery market ; the demaud is fair. New York Market. New York, Dec. 5, m. Flour steady and unchanged ; sales 9000 bbls at 500,5 25 for super State ; 5 55 for extra do; 5 10 5 25 for super Western; 5 605 65 for inferior to good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio. Rye flour steady at3 75)4 35. Wheat very quiet and unchanged with small sales. Rye firm at 91. Barley quiet ami unchanged. Corn very quiet and unchanged. Oats 4546. Pork quiet at 16 25 for mess, and 11 00 for prime. Beef steady and small sales. Cut meats quiet and unchanged. Lard steady, sales 120 bbls at 10A11. Butter in limited request at 18 for Ohio, and 21 for State. Cheese steady at 811. Whisky quiet at 26J. Our Special III ver Despatches. Cincinnati, Dec. 5, m The river has risen two inches in the last 24 hours. There is now 16 feet 1 inch in the channel. Rain and sleet Saturday night. Now cloudy and mild. Pittsburg, Dec. 5, m River 11 feet by the pier mark and rising. Weather cloudy and damp. Snow rapidly disappearing. St. Louis, Dec. 5, p m. The river is rising rapidly at this point. Weather mild, damp, aud misty, all day; snow disappearing fast 'T rain since 6 o'clock, with indications of continuing all night.

Receipts by Railroad. December 5, ";. 82 bbls whiskv, Allis it Howes J 10 Bi'.rks wheat, I B. Mills & Co'. ; 11 boxtw, 1 bbl, 2 half bids Geo. Foster r Co. ; 1 bbl eggs, 1 Ibl beans, 1 deer, J. 1). Heinian ; 2W bush ear corn, Ja.wb D. ltemu r & Son; HOT bush wheat, Littles 4 Ki win; M bales, 6 cas' S nidse, J. H. Magbee k Co.; 2 tierces butter, 10 cases sundries. 1 box fig, Prestou Bru; 1 bid apples, Wm. Bowles ; 1 box Schroeder &Ke!ie; I crate crockery, J. W. Hnjihes: 2 pkjrs books, A. F. Haines ; 1 box shoes, V II. McIooaid ; 12 boxes cheese, J. II. Moiv.lv, Kusselville, Ky. ; 4 boxes mdso, 7 bbls fish, 1 1 drum fish, 2 bbls, 2 b:i-kets wine.l baj? mdso, 7 hf bbls liquor, 1 pkye 0) boxes soup, 1 kej; sundries, 4 bundles sundries 2 pkijs matches, Cook Jt Lant-ley ; 17 bdls leather, Anth. Keis ; 1 bale l s, C. Reitz & Bros ; 4 loxes p iper, John Healy ; 2 boxes lid ware, U. S. Wells ; 7 boxes hardware, Geo. S. Soutag ; 1 bbl oil, Bentenc A Viele ; 2 hales race. Vickery Bros ; 2 box mil, L. Kessler; 6 pk?s (8) bwxes tiro crackers, Wheeler Kinirs , 1 bale nidse, C. Babcock ; 27 bundles printin t; paper, F. 7d. I hayer. A.E.SIIKAPEK, Agent.

From the Merchants' and Manufacturers' Journal , To those of our readers who are subject 1

to Fever aud Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, or other Billions and Nei fons attacks, we honestly recommend Leed's Substitute for Quinine, for so many cutes by its use have come under our own observation that we know how excellent it is. This Substitute docs not contain Quiniue, Opinm, Morphine, or Arsenic, while it possesses all the advantages of these medicines, with none of their injurious effects. In a pamphlet, before us, we find certificates from all classes the sailor, mercliant, and invalid, which all bear testimony to its excellence. Let our readers send for a circular, or better, for half si dozen bottle3, to Lkich & Carlstadt, Evansville, Indiana. d&wGm. Special Nciiccs. tiolloiray't JPMls and OtHlmentIniquitoiis imitations have been imposed upon the public; but they have been driven cut of tho field. Tb purchaser should lixd; for the water mark that exists in every leaf of tho enveloping; hook ; if they contain not the words " Holloway, New York and London," ia semi-transparent letters, they uro spurious. r Sold at the manufactory, So. SO Maidan Lane, and by all Druggists, at 2,"c., Cle.., and $1 per pot or box. novliO Jtr. Motlrtter's Celebrated giomtich bitters have proved such a certain cure tor all diseases of the stomach, that no one can for a mo" luent question its efficiency in tho most dreadful and alarming c.-ovs. For many years, we have watched its speedy progress in pnblic estimation, and its beniliceut effects as acure for all complaints arising from the stomach, of a morbid nature awl we are free to tay that it can be relied upon as a Certain relief and remedy. Its proprietor has inaile the above preparation, after years of careful study and sitting-, and is now reaping the reward claimed by this valuable specific, und which he so richly merits. It is the only preparation of tho kind that is reliable in all cases, and it therefore demands the attention of the afllictcJ. Sold by Druggists and dealers genera!-, everywhere. ,,cu COAL! Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana. Office on Water street, between Main and Lo-:i:st. Coal, in quantities of not less than 20 bushels, delivered to any pa, 1 of the city, at 10 cents per bush, at the pit, S cents. JOHN WYMOKD, oct'- Secretary and Manager. an ' KLUTZ, at the Whole! It and lUt two il Confectionary on First strc'-t, doors front ihe I'ott tillice, lias ic.'ain been &iiuint(i.l stile hitch t for Sialtby's Baltimore Oysters In the illy of Emusvj Uc, and he wiil revive oaiiy, siipplh s by Express, diiuctly from the Packer, to Battiniote. ih i-a prepared to oti-r the trad'i such inducements t'or.the entire -eason as have never bi-'ii oil it d in this market heretofore. A constant daily Mipply always on hand, so that dealers and families c.m obtain at any tilHo during tie fccason thie h"ire O.isti rs, lu cans aud ball' cm', and in ihe sli'dl, warranted lresh aud sweet, and very superior in flavor and quality, i-rnii cash. And none but bankable money received. A. KUK'IZ, aiii'.i-liiu Sole Asrent for Kvnnavill. 1859. FALL AND W1XTEU 18 Gr O O X S3 ! i fully solicit tho attention of their numerous friends and customots to an extensive assort, nient of FALL AND W1XTER GOODS, Which they nrr daily reiTfivin and submitting fo inspection. X gooIs tmbr;ice alt the newes designs ami niont dsirubhi patterns rnanut'.u t iirMl and are admirably iidiijued to the Western Trad) Annexed they ouumeratr a fawuf the department hich will bo found complete, and cuinpiisiug all the novelties of the Boa son : C'luths, Caws i meres, and Doe-Pkiiin; Sutinetrs, Fancy Tweeds, and Jp.uih; M litis, 31friimn, and Liohs Gkh1k; ;iiiirhums, Prints, and Scotch Tlaitl; Kibhons, Hosiery, anrj Gloves; IManketH, Flannel, Linsys, and Ticking; iheetin;rs, Shirtings, and Mariner.-)' Stripe:; Genuine Irish Limns, "onr own importation;1" JtotK and Shoes; Mats and Caps; Funcy Articles, Notions, Trimming. A'C octl'J CoUS KK MAIS AS1 FIVST $T$. JoTi U B L I HG FOilMKRLY WITH UtlHAn, 1 01S A Co., CINCINNATI. Manufacture ; uf FIRE AXD CI' KG LAN mOOF Corner Tjtii d and Ui vision Streets. i!VAXg:i'JI,r,F., INO. Constantly on hand, all dilfereiit siz!s of AKs, latest styles and improveiip uts, guaranteed to be eijnal in durability and Mulsh to any Kasteru manufacturers, at tlx lowest Cincinnati prices. Also Manufacturer of LOCKS, WALL SAFES, FlIC'l'TEKiS, Etc., all finished in the best style of workmanship. Sjs cimens of Suf.-s, etc., may bo seen at Messrs. Itoelker, Kinsman A Co., 7G Main street, to uhuui all orders must be addressed. an'll ''efk'ijTiMo'uii sTii,irjtJiiidn - JSJf Oysters in cans and halt cans, received daily from Ihe above e;ninit depot of bivalves, warranted fresh, rine, 1'at and full at ocl 18 KKSKIXTI.CCnXICK & CO.'S 47 Main street, sole agents. a -hikes'". ! Ft'CiSr'iirsu'. rika f-iiA ri: WT Appl.s jut received and for sale by cm as. Mi-Johnston, uov2" IVsey's Block, Main street. 7sM W U ' ItZft iWiv, H-tin tm jv ts, ASH AI.MON11S :in bxs Layers and M. R. Raising, 1 cask r.i"-u lbs) ante Currants, 1 bid s It-shell Almonds. All of which i can recommend as something choice, j list received and for sale bv C1I.VS. McJOHNSTOX, Jnov2fi Posey's lilock. Main street. v5 spices, warraut.il pure, also 2ut boxes ground mustard, pure, received and forsnh' by novl7 Vv llKET.Eil A KlO;S. St. Charles Saloon. XEW PltOlMtl KTOl'rUIIl' -AN ENTIRE UE-ORGAXIZATiON. Tajriifssnn. nj.nMEH te urmfuss, fJL from New Orleane, have pnrchased the ST. C1IAULKS SALOON', on First stn-et, nearly opposite the Tost Oilier, and have refitted it in an elegant and attractive style. Tho new proprietors have had lomr experience as keepers ol fashionable nad popular Kettaitrants in New Orleans, and tiiey will endeavor, lu their new house, to com bine all the elegancies and luxuries o! Northern aud Southern Kestaurats in the ST. CIIAKLKS. They have bromrht a larjre and complete stock of choice Liquor from New Orleans, which they cullect-'d with cftro durinjr their business in that city. Their connections and acquaintance in that city will enable them to obtain the choicest supplies Lienors, Fruits, and luxuries from that market in future, and they will spare no expense, no- pains to make tho T. CHAKLES surpass, hereafter, its farmer representation, as a plehsant Saloon, a place of pood living, and elegant, refined and luxurious resort. Billiard players will find at this Saloon a -wt of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the well known and celebrated fictoryofj. SI. Eruuswick ft Co. The undersigned fiaUer themselves that long experience and careful attention will enable tiiem to merit a reputation equal to any Saloon in the western country. A pieudiil Lunch will be served up in the most upproved style, cvtrv morning at 10 o'clock. HAMMER jfc lKEIFUSis, au4 Late of New Orleans. irV.'A'J T M-M. O I It 3 O ml quarter sacks strictly pure fresh irround, just received and for eale by CM AS. Mr JOHNSTON, nov2f fosey's Block, Main street. fiVHU SVllOOl. HOUSE LilDS FOJi 0 w the erection of a School House, (similar tothe Brick School Kujldin above Main street,) and furnishing material for tho same, will be received a', the office of H. Q. Wheeler, until December 1, 1S.VJ. The said house is to le located on Carpenter street. I'lans and specifications can be seen by application to II. Q Wheeler. Hy order of the Board of Trnstees. nov2.'5-lw P. HOilN'BltOOK, Clerk. Enquirer copy. feTdt- Ui.n Til f-: SUHSCltMIIer. living in Centre township, a chesnut sorrel mare, fifteen hands hiVh, or thereabouts, with two white hind feet, and a narrow l'in of white on one of her fore feet, & white collar mark on her breast and a star on her forehead ; aed about six years; trots and sometimes paces. Very docile and easily approached. Said mare was taken from my farm about three weeks ago. I will give theabove reward for her recovery. ELIAS WKBiiK. Evansville, nov2.dlwf-wl t '-"'lethiug .11EK J- MAtiCONNIEK-S,--nice, at VAU

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rm - r, ' -.r -., , y. Hie VlYVSX MeUICul DlSCOVer)' ' SCOVII.L S SARSAPAKIl.I.A. A"n FTllXIN'RI A, OB BLOOD & LIVER SYRUP FOB tnt CCEF. OK Scrofulous, Syphilitic, and Mercurial Diseases, Old Sores, Skin Diseases, and all other diseases tchich are caused by an im pure state of the BLOOD. A Wonderful Cure of Fvrofulcu WltUe Swelling I Read tht statement of Martin Bobbin S JfVf.V OjE Of THE WO II S 1 cases ever recorded. Ho now euiovs rowist health, and has f-ir the p.-ist year done as much work as any young man of his age ! This cure has excited his friends, neighbors, and physicians, ami even gome of the Mnlicul Faculty. One of the Preifessors (Pr. E. S. Newton,) who was called to see him as a Surgeon, not to prescribe, was so forcibly impressed with the Remarkable Cimaire Powers o OtU Mtiliciiie, .that he has adopted it into his privat practice, as well as at the Colleges and Hospitals. Cincinn ati, Feb. 16, 1858. Messrs. A. L. Scovill & Co. l-'ntlemen. I will with great pleasure give my testimony as to what your Sausapabilla aud Stil l.iNGiA,or Bloodand Liver Syntp, hasdouefor me. Some three years and a half ago, I was attackec with a Scrofulous White Swelling, which was at tended with most excruciating pains. I tried vati ous remedies, and bad two of the best physicians the city (one of them a Professor in an Old Schou Medical College), and they failed to give me any relief. I was so reduced that I was confined to my bed for over thrco months. The nerves and m us cks of one leg were so contracted and drawn up, that could not icalk. I had more titan a dozen runuiug ulcers on my leg from which I took, from tinu to time, more than one hundred pieces of BOS 1 seme of them from threo-to four inches long, i was reduced to almost a skeleton, and mv friends had given tip all hopes of niy recovery. I was in this condition when I commenced the use of your Mood and Liver Syrup. I have used altogether some two dozen bottles of it, and at the same time the Iodine Ointment, which you advise to use with it ; and lastly, the Healing Viatmetit, given under tho head o "White Swelling," in your directions. Iam now able to attend to business, and my legs have become so strong that I walk without any difficulty, audhav entirely recovered ma health. Yours, truly, MARTIN BOBBINS, Jr. Residence on Eighth street, between Mound and John, No. 321; or at the place of busiuess, with Brown Si Villette, No. 4 East Fourth stroet. Head an extract from the Cincinnati MedicalJonr wit, Vol. 5, page 310, by iu editor, Prof. B. S. Hew ton, in regard to this remarkable cure: 'While Martin Bobbins was in the very worst imaginable condition, we were called to attend bint for a fracture of the leg, produced by a fall. The indications ot a reunion of the bone, under the circumstances, were very unfavorable, tor he would sit, day after day, picking out small pieces of bone, which would slougn off. I found him miug Scocill's preparation, tchich he coutinned to use until a cure was ejected. We gave him no constitutional treatment, being in attendance only as a surgeon ; yet we confess we had much curiosity to see what could be done in a system so extensively diseased as his was. Will the alilictcd call on the agent and get a pamphlet containing certificates of cures from well kuown citizens of Circinuati ? bec illect that this nitdiciue is wraranted to euro all diseases that are caused by an impure state of the blood. Scovill ' liiixid and Liter Simp is composed entirely of vegetables, and is perfeetly safe ftr Children to use, in case of soro mouth or liruptiou of the skin. If mothers vaUuo the hualth of their children, they should eradicate tho seeds of the disease before it is too late. Kend the statement of one of the oldest chemists ill Cincinnati. "We hereby certify that we havo been made ac q:ainted with ttcncili'ii iiarsajmrilla and Slillinuia, or BLOOD AXD LlVl'X HYHL'P. The ingredients are entirely vegetable, and no mineral enters into the preparation. W. S. MEKKILL & CO., One door west of Burnet House, Cin'ti." For sale by the Proprietors, A. r.. SCOVILL &. CO., No. 12 West Eighth St., Cincinnati. Also, by Keller & White, Evansville, Iud. N. S. Thompson, " Also, tgents for the sale of Dr. Holt's llaUam for the Lungt, and Dr. Baker's Vain Panacea, for the cure of all pain, both iuternal and external. oct7-dw2m Otci.t:oa3aLoxa.t; OF THE (JU.Nbll ION OF Til K Hartford Fire Insurance Co., January, l, 1859. C II A R T K H E L I N 18 10 1st. The name of this Company is the Hartford Fire fnsnrance Company, and is located at Uarttonl, Connecticut. CAPITAL. 2d. The amount of Capita." Stock Is $500,000 00 .M. iheamouutoi Capital Stock paid 000,000 00 AMSlSifS. Cash on hand $:j3,4oj 22 Cash iu bands of Agents, or in course of transmision S4,1(K) 21 577,571 43 Balance on hooks due the Company 18,783 25 iiiis leceivaoie, seenrett iy personal se cm-ity 69,974 Hal estate oncijcmii bored 15,000 00 $184,442 28 PAR VAI.. M KTVAL. 511 Shares Hartford TS'k Stock....Sol,100 $u7,4,V2 snares t'liceuix o k sxock 40,MlO 4i.l inn snares uon u. liiv.u k g uo stk. 2iH) shares Farmers t Mechanics' b'k stock 200 shares Exchange bank stock. 121 shares City bank stock 1-jO shares Bank of Hartford Co. b'k stock 5,000 6,400 20,000 10,000 12,400 7 500 20.000 ir,ooo 13,200 13,700 22,800 8,I0 14,21,0 8,0-. 2u,4i 2'0 shares Charter Oak b'k stock loll shares Mercantile b'k stock... 132 shares Merchants and Maimfac rs bank stock 137 shares tna b'k stock 14.1O0 13,800 14,310 20O shares American Exchange bk StoCK, x 20,000 21.2.-H) 33,000 20,700 33,000 13,800 11,050 10,000 0,000 11,000 33,450 10,500 10,375 1,270 10,500 10,300 10,750 10,300 10,025 10,000 12,259 1,000 3,000 24,720 10,075 20,000 18,850 14,035 Soft shares Bank of America bank stock, N Y 30,000 200 shares Bank of Commerce b,k stock, N Y 3O0 shares Importers' S. Traders' B'k stock, N Y 200 shares Manhattan Co. b'k stock 20,000 30,000 10.000 '3KI shares .Merchants B'k sk, N Y, 10,00(1 2iO shares I'uiou B'k stock, N Y.. lo.ooo 2uO shaleg Ocean li'k stock, N Y.. lliO shares Bank of N America Bk stockk, N Y 3fK) shares Metropolitan b'k st ick, NY I'M) shares Blackstone b'k stock, 10,000 10,000 30,000 10,000 iosion li,0 shares Bank of Commerce st'k, Boston 10 shares Suffolk B'k stock, Boston .. 10,000 100 shares Hide aud Leather B'k, Boston 100 shares Orauite bk stoek, Boston . 100 shares Webster b'k stock, Boston 1C0 shares National B'k stock, Bos 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 000 10,000 ton 100 shares Atlantic B'k stock, Boston li K) shares B'k of the State of Missouri stock 100 shares Hartford Jc N Haven K K Co stock 20 shares Connecticut Biver Co stock 10,000 K B 2,000 12,000 120 shares Connecticut Biver Company stock 24 Hartford Gity Bds, ti iier cents, payabl-j 187U 24,000 2 Ohio State Bonds, 6 per cents, payable 1800 10,000 20 Michigan State Bds, 0 "ji cents, payable 1SW 20,000 20 Tennessee State Bonds, 0 per cents, payable 1802 20,000 V. S. Treasuty Notes (4) per cents) . 14,000 $580,000 8017,313 S 184,429 Total amount of Assets..., 708,032 22 LIABILITIES. 5th. No liabilities to Banks, or others, due or not due. 0th. No losses adjusted and due. 7th. Losses either unadjusted ( - n,n(, 8th. or adjusted and not due, OJui'! JJ 9th. Losses in susjiense, waiting further proof, included iu last auswer above, loth. All other claims against the Company 9,895 97 Total amount of liabilities $08,909 90 TIMOTHY G. ALLYN, Sec y. STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Uaktfoud County, as January 7tu, 1859. Personclly appeared T. C, Alltn, Secretary of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made oath that the foregoing statement, by him subscribed, is a true, full, aud correct statement of the affairs ot said Company, aud exhibits, so far as can be ascertained at this date, its actual couditiwu on tho 1st day of January, ls59 Before me, GOODWIN COLLIER, Justice of the Peace. Applications for Insurance and all information desired, will oe given by tne,outiirned.TV given oy tne, auairnea.T-- it if ALW$-?flV BAihirOiTAgenf- gt L 1 MarbiHuH b'uintf(o S,tyeiQ AFtEvifs-

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Home Insurance Comp'y. OF .NEW YORK. omet J'oa. 113 111, Uroadtcay. CAPITAL STOCK, (All paid in) - $1,00000 SVRPL13 - - - 500,000 The HOME INSUBANCK CGMPANY continues to insure against lossor damage by F1BE, aud tho damaires of INLAND NAVIGATION AND TRANSPORTATION, on terms as favorable as tho nature of the risks and tho real security of the insured, and of the Company will warrant. LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID. Abstract of the twelfth semi-annual statement of the condition of the Home Ixsuranck Company, of the city of New York, on the UOth day of June, 1859. ASSETS. Cash, balance in Bank Bonds and Mortgages (being first lien 5 S2,n?2 3C on Beal Estate, worth at least it, 58-,4110) Loans on Stocks, payable on dt maud, (market value of securities, jsJnl,982) Bank Stock, (market value,).. United States Treasury Notes (market value ) North Carolina State Bunds, (market value,) .... Missouri State Bonds, (market value) Tennessee State Bonds, (market value) Btl Estate, No. 4 Wall street Interest due on 1st July, 1859, (of which 21,1S2 02 has since been received) Balance in bauds of Agents and iu course of transmissiou from Aget.ts on 30th June, (of which, $8,710 81 has since been received) Bills Receivable, (for premiums ou ia - S23.R02 03 229,470 00 84,150 00 75,349 31 9.925 90 17.31 Kl 110 9.202 50 7,412 73 23,792 05 19,211 42 land risk!-.) 13,497 98 Premiums due and uncollected on policies issued at office 1,051 "3 Total 1 LIABILITIES. Claims for losses outstanding on the 3otlt June, 18.59, estimated at 520,120 20 Duo Stockholders ou account of Tenth divided 440 00 71 520,670 20 New Y'ork, 19th July, 1859. CUAS. J. MARTIN, Pres't, A. F. WILLMARTU, Vice Pres't J. Milton Smith, Secretary, John McGhee, Asst. Secretary. -BCSIN'ES3 ATTENDED TO WITH DESPATCH AND FIDELITY.-! oct23 A. C. IIALLOCK, Agent. GUARD AGAINST FALL & WINTER. BY CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THE VC0UP0 RATED 1819 CHARTER PERPETUAL CASH CAPITAL, $1,000,000 ! ABSOLUTE AXD VXIMPA TUF.I. NET SUUPJLVS Olc S'J1,181 72, And the prestige of 40 yrs. success and experience. UPWARDS OF $12,000,000 Of losses have been paid by tho Etna Iusuranco Company in the past 40 years. The value of reliable insurance will be apparent from tho following LOSSES PAID BY THE iETNA DC RING THE PAST FIVE TEARS: In Ohio 5431,520 83 III Wisconsin 100,955 07 In Kentucky. 2-4,939 40 Missouri 381,518 04 Iowa A Minn. 101,399 40 Penn. & Va... 31,695 82 In Micbigan.$158,043 81 in Indiana... 1 n,x:;:l M In IliilKis... 448,327 41 Tennessee.... 97,519 21 Kan. & Neb. 19,945 77 Ark. & Oa... 23,915 09 Mississippi and Alabama, 52,112 18 Fire and Inland Navigation Bisks accepted at terms consistent with solvency auu lair profit. Erpecial attention given to Insurance of DWELLIXGS and Contents, for t'rms oflto 5 years. Tho8olid service long and successfully tried, aud me many advantage tne .'ttiia insurance Cempa ny possesses in its tine, mould not be overlooked b those ready to insure, and understanding their bes interests. During "stringent times." the necessity for re liable Insurance liecomes bu imperative duty the anility ot property owners to sustain loss belli; then much lessened. Agencies in all the principal cities and towns throughout the State. Policies issued without de lay, by auy of the duly authorized Agents of tho company. USINESS ATTENDED TO WITH DIS PA AND. FIDELITY.-U AbLE. C. IIALLOCK, Agent. sep6-3md&w THE EVANSVILLE . INSURANCE COMPANY (Kstablixhed and Incorporated in lSiiti,) STEAMBOAT HULL, AND FLAT BOAT RISKS, At low rates, and adjusts losses fairly and promptly. Capital, - - - 250,000 Oiii-icn. on Water street, well known as the Canal Bank. WM. T. PAGE, Secretary. Wm. 17. JEzzc, INS Ult A N GE A GENT For the following well known Companies : Charter Oah insurance Company, CAPITAL S3ft0,000 Connecticut Insurance Company, CAPITAL 200,000 Peoria Insurance Company, CAPITAL 500,000 Park Insurance Company, CAPITAL , .5200,00 Lorillard Insurance Company, CAPITAL 200,000 Takes all kinds of risks, and adjusts losse promptly. reticles for Life Insurance issued In tbe Knickerbocker Life Insurance Companyi Of New Y'ork. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 5188,00, Of which SlOO.oOO is deposited with the Com trollorof the State of New York. ep22-.'iindlm rwi OB A CCO A XD CIGA HS. JL 150 boxes Virginia Tobacco, assorted. Brands ttn, Js, s, 10s, and 8s, lurupli Kl caddies cfioice Chewing " 100,000 Imported German and Havana Cigars. 50.WW Half-Spanish Cigars. For sale by sept21 WHEELER A EICOS. .7&1T -fOii.:so.-, book tfja. EB AND Blank Book Manufacturer? First St., bet. Main and Locust. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Blank Books ruled, pafrt'd and made to order of the best paper, from a Memorandum to the Largest Led ire r. Music aud Magazine.- bound in any style. jelG-dwtf Oysters! Oysters! Oysters! KtC'fclVED DAILY BY EXPRESS MALT BY' S CELEBRATED PEARL OYSTERS! rajvit J.ii it n it i: it to fitr.vish dealers in cases ; fam lies in cans or half cans, and am also prepared to serve them up in a manner to suit the most fastidious. Will also keep constantly ou hand refreshments and eatables of all Kinds. Call at my saloon, 109 Main street corner Main and Fourth. nov22 JOHN F. FELKER. S i.n i;: iao babbels white lime JLJ in store ; also a full supply of grey lime ce ment, plaster paris, doors, sash, paints, oils, nails. Ac, for sale low by GEO. FOSTEB Jc CO, nov22 corner Locust street, mid Canal. sfiMtOKS 1.V 'UttS:K NICE-A, sortment of ladies cloaks aud furs. .-.virit-lr are suitable, axtos.fcr oiiultJ pi;esoutis, 'Jwst' t ejSl iveik ! M IVM-f JSJS 1UU UJf ttlifiitVf f.i

COMMISSION MERCHANTS Old Established Wliarf Boa EVANSVILLE, IND. P- O'HILEir & Co ! - MMISSI0N MERCHANTS. General Railroflf.Staniboat, and Exnres Agenln Special Agenta for the PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; aDd connection over which we are authorized to give through receipts at fhe lowest possible ratea Having a mammoth W.'tarfboat at the landing, the largest ou the Ohio Kirer, capable of storing and protecting all merchandize liable to damage from exposure, we are prepared to facilitate the dispatch of all consignments, forwarded to our care RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL Particular attention paid to Receiving, Storiu and Forwarding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to us for sale, and satisfaction guaranteed. OBiee and extensive Warehouse on Water street, adjoining tho Telegraph, and on the Wharf boat, where we are to be found, attending to tha interests of onr patrons at ail hours, day and night. With our superior facilities; longstanding; r.n tiring energy; and knowledge of our business, w leel confident of giving general satisfaction, and hope to merit a continuance of the ex tensive patron, age we are now enjoying. Liberal cash advances will be made on nil consignments to cither ourselves or correspondents in any of the principal markets, North, East or South. P. C O'RILEY & CO.

C'V 't fTaRJHJf: I have a large don ' ble V arehouse at the Canal Basin, capable . storing any amount of produce, which will be ceived, stored, taken care of and held subject to 't owners orders on most reasonable terms mh20-tf I'.G.O'RIXET. OgrTORtJJi K'JJUTTJlit We are prepared to store in our Fire Proof Warehouse, any quantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandize, on tne most liberal terms. Having large and airy rooms np stairs, partieulacare will be taken of Household Furniture, Agrt cultural Implements and all kinds of Goods' or wares liable to damage from damp or rust. Insurance eflected at the lowest firo proor rates vy the month, or longer when desired. Warehouse located on coi ner of Locust street and W. and E. Canal, and most convenient for shipninir by River er Railroad. Apply to aI8 ' GEOFOSTER CO. riV .etkjtiJIJvr'RJKCJEiyL JLO 1NC FORWARDING AND GENERAL , COMW5ISSION MERCHANTS. Agcnis tor Kanawha Salt Company, Evansville.'ln diana. We have formed a co-partnership under the style of Bbowm & Aikmas, and offer our services iu the caacity as et forth in our card above. We are fully prepared to extend every iacility to shippers, either by CANAL, RIVE It, or RAILROAD, aud assure them that their interests shall be tiuthlully represented, should they be pk-ased to Ctvor us with their patronage. Office and Warehouse ou the corner of Main st. aud the Canal. WM. BROWN, W. M. AIKM4N, Lute ot Uoward Si Brown. Late of FOSTER, & Co . jan22-tf awz.V si. .riiTtitijAj, A-ioZTuii.. 9W CEIVIXU, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Water street, between Main and Locust, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. sfcJ" Particular attention given to the forwarding U general Merchandise and Produce, bv Kiv..r. Canal, or Railroad. " ap29-oin UIKAM NELSON JOSEPH IT. M KEINOLIlH Auction and Commission. jSlf - I yoj- tvt cj-j&toR8 to XS ooLsey t Kelson, will continue the Commission business, 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 attentiou to the sale or everything eutrusted to them ; they will attend to any auction sales nnywhere iu the city. Particular attentiou given to the sale of Lands ud Town Lots, Ac, &c. ftbl7-ly j 'Jj'siri'Li7ji, rjnvctjuvji JS-J CAIRO REOULAlt PASSENGER PACKET, f. -iTT!HIT - 1 CHARLEY BOWEU, 1M.XTEB, RSfT ?-al3 J Master, leaves Eva':s -ilie Tues. Ml- riir.intft harfWltlhilay und Friday, at 12 o'clock, H., arriving at Paducah ot 6 o'clock, A. Sf ., Cairo at 12 o'clock, M., Wednesday and Saturda. lieturning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and Paducah every Thursday and Sunday, at 9 o'clock, A. M., connecting at Evansville with tho Evansville and Crawfoidsvills R. It., and Packets for Green River. Also, con. necting at Sniithl.tnd with Cumberland River Pack, eta ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and St. Louis Packets. Tickets can bo obtt.,ned on board the bout for all Eastern Cties. gept23 -I-- PACK KT The steamer SI L- .:mifn .il STAR, Fowler, master, '-fitf-s. leaves Evansville every Monday, 2SSec Wednesday, and Friday, at 12 o'clock M. Loaves Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, aud Saturday, at 9 o'clock A. M. Connecting at Evansville with the Ev.iusville and Crawfordsville Railroad for all piuts North and East, with packets for Louisville Oreen, and Wabash rivers. At Paducah with pack ets for St. Louis, New Orleans, and tho Daily Mail boats for Cairo, Nashville, i.nd Tennessee river. jS"Busiuess promptly attt u led, and charges for freight and passage, same us charged by the regubir packet. Through bills of lading given to New Orleans and all puiuta on the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers. angl8 1 iu cyj-yr-VM. NEW ARRANGEMENT. The Adam's Express Company respectfully announce to their friends and putrons, tho public of Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased facilij ties for tho transportation of FUEIGHT, PACKAGES, MONEY AXD VALUABLES They solicit a continuance of former favors, to. pecial care takun in the collection of Bills, Drafts, Notes, and the transportation of small and valuable packages. All persons wishing to avail themselves of the fa.? ci lilies of the Express, can obtain any desired inforj matiou in reference to the routes and details of the busiuess, at their Oltice on F'irst street, between Main and Locust, 0posit the Post Office.. de . H. FISH. Agont. SAFONFIER,' OR CONCENTRATED POTASH. More than Dimhle the Strenalh of Ordinary Pnttmh . lime, with little troubie and at trilling expense. The cheapest article ever discovered for the purpose. One pound will make twelve u fifteen gallons of good sott soap, or nine pounds hi-rd soap. Printers will find it a superior article for cleaning type. It is iKrfect!y soluble and free from impurities. Broken in small lumps and put ur m 1. 2. 4 and Gib cana. Manufactured at tho CHALLENGE CIIEMICL A WORKS, Brooklyn, and sold by E. B. BURKEE t OO. Oct 3, lyd&w-id 181 Pearl Street. Neiv York ?-rv--4o nxs t hoick w " New Layar Baisins, just received bv no2 E. S. BABCOCK. prime article, Just received and for sale cheap,fnr cash at COOK'S oct.'Jl Tioneer Family Grocery. P I ICIIKIJV ww 10 boxes ltaisins. 10 half boxes do 10 qr do do received and fur sale by VICKKERY BROS. 2 Main street. noviT srv.t it put cjjui i.yJ-'oitT i for sale by oct 3 S. E. GILBERT & CO. SO U JIOLE AXD HALF BARRELS X No. 1 White Fish for sale bv S. E. till BERT k CO. W epl2 grtRK C'ltjlVXI!Ht!0JltnXMih AO. M- 1 Fir ire Crackers just received and for sale by t.cp'29 ruts ION BROS. fr. - W j tr.rr.njMts a of tiiusk 3 8nperior Gummers received this dav. warrant. ed te give entire satisfaction. GEO. S. BONNTAO, oct 13 Agent. No. 10 Main st TP worh a O SHUJV It cttur Vt-H. 6n0 lbs Goshen butter: 1 barrel cranberries.' COOK'S PIONEER GROCERY. ntWRKE i 's s TiitKi: vs ; JB. 100 hne larire Turkevs now corn feeding on tho farm, for sale by C. MOJUll.MO, Main street, Posey ts block. novio JL& 100 lbs choice roll butter: 500 do7.en fresh eggs, ust received aud for sale by novlti CHA-S. JMcJOIINSTON. i.j h ti: u t'i itiH'z isjm ii i; i.m just received aud for sale bv novlli CUAS. McJOUNSTON. MM flint just receivtd..bv---T,uU '',, '" rCikym; eUl.raVtrt4TTthi " washeHVTactory and for sale CUAS. McJONSTON. ,trtEf3! l.l Rti i: ml 9 and vrr' v "w-iiiapT i J' mhm just

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