Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 August 1867 — Page 8

THE EVANSVILLE DAILY J OURNATv MONDA Y, AUGUST 26, 1867.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

!"-Ttoe dearest thing you ever knew -mmtiiA. a human door" was Toland's TVt fine Compound. Read the adverU&nwsat, and if you are diseased try it. ladles, ". are- amicted with lassitude; if, on 3r-fj.n the morning, you feel unrefreshttuu. .'mil a bad taste in the mouth ; a disix food : a constant desire to rest it .n.l5re-omHhing should hedonetostop fcsnt 3T'ingevil. We know of no prepa;Ui,s more highly adapted to all afflic-iasuu-of this description than ;2C2ETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. Vim aiothers nursing this srreat tonic smwmmI lway be taken, especially where S2a tnctner'a nourishment is' inadequate demands of the child, consequently - rn..rii must vield. and here it is urt.it a good tonic, Mich a HOSTETr$IL"3 tsTO-MACII BITTERS, is needed to .feawstxt temporary STRENGTH AND VIGOR .. , , Sai whole system. Ladies should "by saKntaans try this remedy, and, before so rrrc. ' your physician, who, if he is ac--Auic-d with its virtues, will rccommeaU jUanre In all cases. Asa MEDICAL AGENT , iwsas'mo equal, while its pleasing flavor acau.n&althiul ett'ecta have made it a gen:Torite. It is free from all properties eaxnivted to impair the system, and its CJww aCtons are at once mild, soot hing, and ejfec-MjQt. All who have used the Bitters ATTEST ITS VIRTUES cjm Hiraend it to use. , Sfrman Eraslve Soap ?ViH.3ii;FA-rBKEn FROM l'IRK ija&r&aterials, and may be considered the ?.'OtKD or ExcEULFjfCE. For. sale by tiKrs.J 1 t ) mayfly W-Tke AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover . 9rvrS, Boston, is the largest aud best arSHKftd hotel in New Kugiaud. The sleepWn&m are spacious aud well ventll ted : ftataitcs of rcKnis are well arranged, and iWRtiSetely furnished for families and large :dsei&ig.'Praei: and the house will conjS&s to be kept as a first-class hotel in w? respect. LEWIS RICE, 'jxrXdam , f , , i Proprietor. T B1SEASES OF c.ux.iILA V HAIR THE SCALP proA2W ' BALDXksS. .Tfar asa i - ' ' - 4Sti.i.'s Vegetable. .Sicilian JIair ' Renewer Wtar restore it to its natural color and pro- : its growth. i , v " 1 i i 1 K iitir. Treatise on' the Hair sent free by . - $L.F. HALL A CO., Nashua, N. H., t-Kaik. Proprietors. -, 1 - Moth and 'Freckles. CT-w- only reliable remedy for those r)U discolorations a the face called ssx J?atcbe ami Freckles, is Perry's iStersr amd Frecki.'e Lotion!, Prepared ."uj-toX Dr. B. C. Perry, Dermatologist, 41 :?fiB0treet, New York. Sold by alldrugin. Evans vnle and elsewhere. Price ?rrtottte.- ( -.'... jyUdSm Batchelor's Hair Dje. .' "5M -splondid Hair Dye is tbe best in the "mesii The only trur and perfect Due. .-Siotless, Reliable. Instantaneous-, No -3t'f''intinerir. No ridiculous tinta. ncul Elack or Brown. Remedies the ill ,-0 o! Batl Ie. Invigorates the hair, ..teurn it soil Mini beautiful. The genu-.ato-Mgned WHlitjttiA.BatcheUyr. All othwe mere imitations, and should be f.wrad. iSohl bv all Druggists and Per.'saa.HS. Factory hi Barclay Street,- New IrACWAXC OF A COUNTERFEIT. SMr.'l- is- . "Sealed is the man who invented " -.-" says Sanclio Panza. Still-more gaikd is the man who invented the miir of remedying the neglect and mis. Wsrjia that changed mv locks gray betore T7inie,.or reaped the harvest of my hair rhe seasou of my decay. To " IlarC Vegetable Hair Restorative" must vaaribed merits possessed by few or of the usual lemttlies for baldness mx premature gray hair. The testimov nt of its etlicacy are numerous and jesUKacfaabIe. ' Jy6 w . C. HENS ON As SON, - Undertakers and Embalmers, . : Main Street, KYAXSYILLE, IXDIAXA. "TTTE HAVE PfBCHASKD THE i right of using Dr. Chamoerlain's .9aea of embalming, and are prepared to 3'fc4xp that line at short notice; war. rsactd to give satisfaction. ' JSarse.assortment of the best 1SKTALLIC CASES, -AND CASKETS WOOD COFFINS . t attautly on band. augl2 3m mA$symsE business collegi turner First and Vine Streets, Evansville, In T. HCHOUR8HIPS issued ' ill are invited to . all and examine oa rKmeof ins true' u.or send address am native by retun mail college Circular Mecimens oi Penmaushlp and Flouiijig. , . LSvMAYHKLD, tA Mm : ., Principal. Public School Notice. , 9TOTICK IS HEREBY OIVEN.that th Failia Schools of tae City of fcisviUe will open on Monday, SeptemBth. . JOHN W. FOSTER, uo21 dlw 1 Secretary of School Board. - Removal. . 3 B. CILBKBT 4t. CO. HAVX BE. , jnoved to their new foar-story store, ow. 31- North First Street, where they will fcpteaaed to see all their eld customers, ad umsnr new ones as will favor them wtta a ealL A fali assortment ot Groceries, rtm always on hand, aad for sale at the ewest market prices. We will oive special n&-emenU U all Mate buying for CASH. MWdlT Co-Partaership Dissol ition. yVIHE CO.PRTNEBSHIP LKETO fore existing - between the underuCBed, for conducting the Pottery corner f John and A-.n Streets, near the Oanai, tut bea dissolved, aad. Jacob Dom will mfortlieoadctth bivdnem alone. ADAM DAUM. Sgl4. , - JACOBDAUM

RAILROAD TIME-TABLE

Evansville and Crawfordsville. GOING NORTH. Leave Arrive. Arrive. Evansville. Vincennes. T. Haute Accom'od't'n, 5:30 a m 1 10:27 am 4 :a p m Mail 80 AM 1 11:48 am 2:55pm Vincennes Ac 4 :25p m I 7:16pm - COMING SOUTH Leave Leave Arrive Terre Haute. Vincennes Ac . . .. Freight A Ac 6 :40 A M Mail 4:40 p m Vincennes. K'viue. 6:00 am 9:07 a ai 12:30 p M I 5::58 p M 7S6P MI10-.40P M Terre Haute and Indianapolis. ' FROM TERRE HAUTE. .,-. t:i i Leave.' Arrive. Day Express . 2:30 a m 1 11 :25 A m Night Express .. 3:10 P M 1 10:50 p m Mail ... . 1:45aii 4:40 pm Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. ' . FROM VINCENNES. . Going East. Going Wt. Mail...-. .......... 2:20 p m S:fe P M Express 9 :60 p M 3:05 A x . , jit . . t-.jf - a STEAMBOAT LINES. To LoXJisvin,B.Kvery Monday and Saturday at JO o'clock a.m. Every Tuesday, Wednesday,. Thursday, and Saturday at 6 o'clock P. M, , , ,. . Mr. . i To CArec-Daily,' except Sunday, at 3 O'clock !P tfm To Green River. Every Wednesday and Saturday at 6 o'clock p. m. Every Monday and Thursday at 6 o'clock p. M.. To Eastport. Every' Tuesday and Friday at 4 o'clock p. m. To He idzbsox Daily, except Sundays, at 8 o'clock p.m. . To Nashville Every Thursday at four p. m. -1 . , ... To Memphis Semi-weekly. Rockport Stage (via Newbnrgh and Boonvllle,) carrying the mail, leaves at 7 a. m on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Arrives by 7 p. m., Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mondays and Fridays at 7 a. m. Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays by 4 P. M. ? i i . ; Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leave daily (ex cept Sundays) at 7 a. M. Arrives daily (ex eept Sundays) by 2 p. m. To Newbcro. Hack daily (except Sunday,) from the. Merchant' -Hotel, ; at iB o'clock p. m. CITYNEWS. For Sale. -Th framing timbers for a building 50 by 20 feet, including joists and raftcrs. studdiog, &c'M cab be had at a bargain by' calling at the tf Journal Officb. ; Before lf JusrifE ,' Stinson. Geo.' Ilubert was arraigned before Justice Stinsqn ob Saturday; on fa . charge of assault and battery .on a .young raan. Firied IliSrithO'costB. . , . . 7"; ' " ? ' ''l ' J ! v J Thanks. Mr.;n.. A. Cook, of the mammoth family grocery., of, Cook & Healy, has our thanks for files of New York, Albany, Buffalo, Cleveland and other Eastern papers of latest date. . . . . j In Mourning The flags of the Grand "Army of the Republic were hung from the windows of their headquarters, on Saturday ' draped in mourning, as a token of respect to Harrison Linder, one of their mem bers, who died suddenly on Friday night. , t ,,- . ,. Important to Builders. Elsewhere in the Journal of this morning will be found an advertisement for bids for, the construction, of .the. balance of the E. & C. Freight J)epot,5at this city. The attention of contractors and builders is directed thereto. II ealthj. City. Wa Jearn. from Mr. John S. Goodga, the sextoa of Oak Hill Cemetery, that the number of interments forf last 'week' was six, of which two bodies jefe stiU-bon; so that only four deaths occurred in the city with burial in Oak Hill, our principal cemetery l 3l " - Personal?- Among the dist:nguished arrivals since 'Saturday evening were Prof. Daniel Hough, of Cincin-, nati; Prof. T. W. Harvey, of ; Painsyille, Ohio; James Mooney, of Canada West, one of the Queen's i Own, and Mr. E. A. Chandler, of Cincin nati. Death of a Soldi. Andrew H. Lander, living in the upper part of the city, died on Friday night, after a very brief sickness, i He was a soldier of the late war, and as his mother was in in Jgent circumstances, he. was provided with a decent burial by the Relief Committee of the Army ol the Republic, and escorted to the grave by a detachment of that body on Saturday afternoon. Old Reliable HousE--G Maghee & Co., advertise their Fall stock-in this paper." This is an old and ' reliable house,' the business being' conducted to the best advantage for customers. . .With a view of largely increased trade this Fall, a full stock iof all goods in their line may ' be found at their store, No. 12 First Street. -' :. ;v, V,.. y ::' '' Street Preaching. Rev. C. N. Sims preached a highly interesting sermon to a large and attentive congregation, yesterday evening, on First Street,' between Main and Locust, The ; theme : of his discourse ! was "Come to me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." This will probably be, the last out-door sermon of the'season. ;

. Perry County Circuit Court. Judge Parrett and Prosecuting Attorney Hargrave arrived from Cannel-

ton on Fridav niirht. the business of -r 1 the Perry Circuit Court having been closed cut. Michael Sanders and Charles Lorey were sent to the penitentiary for three years for the crime of burglary. The case was an aggravated one, as the burglars attempted murder. One of them was armed . with a razor, with which he attempted to cut the' throat of a young "man who was sleeping in the store, with whom he had a desperate fight. The punishment.' is deemed inadequate to the crime. '. 'A man named Ayres was sent , to the penitentiary for two years for asassault and battery with intent to kill his own child. This case came up on a change 'of venue from Crawford Couny. - ' : ', i' A woman on a charge oi infanticide was acquitted from the fact that no examination had been made at the time to ascertain whether or not the child was alive when bora. The celebrated hog case which has from time to time occupied the attention of the court was again tried with the usual result disagreement of the jury. The Value of the hogs sued for was $30. and a judgment for that amount had been; obtained before a Justice of the Peace, and an appeal was taken to the Circuit Court. It has been tried two or three,' perhaps four, times, and each time the jury has failed to fiud a verdict. The costs in the case have already run up to over $3oo: - County Convention. The Republican County Executive Committee held a meeting on Saturday afternoon at the office of Alvah. Johnson, Esq., on Third Street, at which there was nearly a full attendance of the memr beri ! i he special bbjjec t'JoT ihV m ee ting was to cphsider3thQVtime, place and methodjOf holding a( convention toVomrnate candidates for the county offices to be 'filled at the October elec tion. It was resolved to . hold the : . iTT-T.-. " .'. tion on Saturday, the 7th of ber, at ,the Court House in Convention September, Evansville, to assemble at 2 o'clock iv M. It was ' a!so 7 jesolved that it be made ; a Mass Con4veation1, and that ail Union voters of the county be invited to participate. It is expected that the votes will, be cast by townships, in the proportion of their party strength, but it was thought best to' leave the details of organization to the Convention, when assembled. In a free conference upon the political situation' of the county, the1 promise of continued success was very encouraging, and the only fear was that the enemy was encouraged to hope for lethargy in the Union forces and thus steal a victory while the. frieds,of the county were asleep. - It is true, it is only a county election, .but we must be awake to the importance- of polling our full strength A Mysterious Affair A Man and4 Woman DRONED.On Saturday mdrtnnl1 last,4 before "flaylighk two passeng&i--a man' and a woman left the steamer Rose Hite at Alton, Crawford County, ana Were " noticed by the Ageit of the jacket, Company goingrtip tbe bank' towards ibe( town. After, daylight' their 'baggage was found on the river bank, some three hundred : yards !above5 the( landing,' and the ground was marked as if by a struggle, jrip tv Jiad a ter wnated. -in the parties-going, over the bank:' !,On the shore' between -the bank and the f water's elge, but single track could be traced ifith one or two indentations injh9jsaad,-a jf woman had .UVV 1U Vli .1 & U UV i v i , - , "ft : T . x ueseinaicaiions iea to a searcn in the water, which resulted In the finding of.both bodies.. ;J.uG the , baggage of the nan' was found a note supposed to" -have I been written, by the woman, from Cincinnati..stating. that she would be down on the mail boat. .ThepfiWrfr of the Palestine, from whom we get this information, did not remember the names-of tthe, partiesT It was impossible to determine whether it'was a mutual "suicUe, Pp, as" tlie marks en, the bank, would em to indicate, a murder on the: part of the man, which had proved fatal to him self aseli as to his victim VJ The. parr 4 lies are representea as being rather young. It is a strange affair, but we will probably obtain further parties lars. t-- i'i,. -.,. i Lectures. Prof. Harvey , has prepared1 some highly interesting1 and able lectures on education and other subjects which he, win probably be prevailed on to deliver during the session' of the Teaehers' Institute, which convenes this mornings '

Another Mean Robbery. On Friday night some very mean thief or thieves made a raid on the premises of our good naturcd friend J. B. Kirk-

man, one of the conductors on th E. & C. R. R. The abstractions were of a multifarious and miscellaneous character clothing, sheets, flour sacks, coffee, sugar, frying-pans, &c disappeared like the baseless fabric of Adreon. J. B. sends them a cordia! invitation to return, when he is at home, promising to give them a warm reception'and all they can carry away with them. 1 '-; To Rea Estate Men. A t ful assortment of long and short, form Deeds and Mortgages foi sale at the Journal Counting Room. tf M ATRUiON lAL.-4-The spirit of mat nmony has 1 slightly revived, and cupid with his bow and arrows has been more successful, as the' follow mg list of worthies will show. These are they whose names are written in the marriage record up to' August 24: J oseph Banyard and Ellen F. Wallace, George Hoffman -and Catharine Kruger, Wm. II. Redman and Rebecca Widdows, Frank Joseph Jantz and Mary Walborg, Alexander Phil lips and Jane "Ann Nolan. Oscar Smock and Henrietta Kinkle. Mysterious Disappearance. A : j ' ' r f 1 ' , . man uamtu Anorow o uurry, late a resident of Metropolis, 111., with his wife, took . passage at Caseyville for this city, on the J. P. .Webb. On arriving at this city, the man left his wife 'on Cox & 'Humphrey's wharf boat, and left, as he said, to see if the boat the Rose Hite at the upper wharf boat was -going up the river, since which time; he has . not been seen or, heard of by his wife. who re mains dn the wharf boat m a state of painfui suspense, and entirely destitute of money. Tbejr wore on their way to Cannelton, where relatives of the missing man reside. The man was beyond the meridian of life. Foul play is suspected. . . - Teachers'. Institute It should not be forgotten that the Teachers' Institute meets at the Lower School building thii f morning.' This is expected to be one of the most interesting sessions of the Institute ever held in this city. Among the distinguished educators who will be present are Profs. Daniel Hough, of Cincinnati, andT- W Harvey, of Ohio. ... Prof. Gow, Superintendent of the Public Schools of the city. Miss Ada Locke, of the Oswego Normal School, Mr. F. C. Wellett, of the City High School and others. The sessions of the High School will be conducted under the direction of Prof. Knight, of this city. All the teachers in the city schools and of the count' are expected to be present, and ;the public is invited. The Institute will continue in session during the week. Recorder's Court. There was but a single case adjudicated in the Recorder's Court on Saturday.' Ann Mills, a . fallen and degraded female, for being drunk ' thesccond " time during the past week, was fined $10, with $6 35 costsj : Being moneyless, friendless and homeless, she wan Bent to jail. t..:w'.'.t-.'? ''..'!''.'."'.. ? A number of jbpys who had ' been icaught8wimnung in the river in front of the city, in daylight, were taken into court 'od.Saturday mornings but the Recorder was not ready to attend - to r their case, and set the matter for a hearing at 2 p. M.' But the boys seem not to have been ready at that hour, and failed to put in. an appearance, and th'e river waV again Vfull of daylight, swimmers Saturday afternoon. An example should be made. .- i : Bishop Simpson's Lecture. It has already been 'announced that Bishop Simpsonrwill -lecture inthisj city ep Thursday night -of this week and we speak( of' it now only to keep thejacfc .jbpforp the, people. Bishop Siinoy ;;ooe;.$f ;.t.he ,' most ;distinguished divines in the United States, and has a vorld-wide reputation as a profound scholar and eloquent speak-, er. He comes all the way from Philadelphia t to 6U his engagement m thjs city, and no one 'should ;l6si this' opportunity to hear him.'" '"J i Fibe Alarm. There was aq alarm of fire , founded about 8i "o'clock.! last night .at. the Vine Street " Engine Jlouse, and at oace taken up by the bells of the other engine houses. It pr6ved7however7a false ralarm,"and was caused. we are told, by the light of burning brusK above the city. It would ieem a strange time, however, i we should think, to be burning brush on Sunday evening.

Rbal, Estate Transfers. The follow

ing transfers or Real Ewtate were entered for record in the offlce of the County Recortler for the week ending Angnst 24, 18ff7: W illiam f rsarxon to james 11. KORers, Lots 13, 14 and 15, Block 14, Northeastern Enlareement. forS.'C5. Same to Same, Lot 12. Block 14, Northeastern ;margemenr. iorfi. Aivah Johnson to James H. Rogers, Lots 30 and 31, Block 2, Southern enlargement, lorjww. James H. Rogers to James Thomnson. Lot 8, Block 14, Northern Enlargement, for James H. Rogers to Fred Rufwhmcler, lotsl. 2, 8, 4sn.l 5. Blrtck 11, Sharp's Enlargement, for l,Si. - James Hayhnrst to C. C. Oenung, lxt 12, Block 5L Eastern Enlargement, for Si.OoO. - Anton Helbling to Adam Belling, ;Block Frederick Geil to John Rheinlander.part oi ixt km, jjonation Enlargement, lor Joseph Thomas to Thomas V. Stone, lot 3, in Subdivlsiou of Iot US, old plan, for 82,100. ,, . . Wm. A. Borer to Abijail N. Qritnm, Lot cu, diock r onnn enlargement, lorM.ouo. Kraft A Machenlieimer ti PLilin Snhrai. der, undivided of part of northwest quarter, noruiwesi quarter Zi.ti, 11, ao acres, for (fti.jO. Edward Schmodel to August Schraodel, svuuiw qurtr, Houiueast quarter, io, o, 11. for7W. . . Elizabeth Rheinlander et al to Toulii Schmodel, northwest quarter, northeast quarter, 21, 6. 11, for 70O. James Urie to Mary Woodward, Lot 3, and of Block 2, Crescent City Entarzeineut, for 2,rH. Wm. H. Walker to Cynthia A. Budd, Lots 7, 8 and !, Block 35. Lamasco, for S2.00U. J. P. fc E. P. Elliott to Patrick Crawley, part of Lot 12, Block 2, Vounglove's Enlargement, for 3250., D. C. Keller to Anna Schmitt, Lot IS, Block 41, Eastern Enlargement, for StioO. Marcus Sherwood to J nines Thomson, Lot 9. Block 11, Northeast Enlargement, for $173. 3FA large assortment . of those fine . crystal , visiting cards still on hand at the Journal office. The ladies will please take notice. LOCAL NOTICES. Hebrew School. The Hebrew School will open on Monday, Septem-. ber 2d. Parents are especially re quested to send all their children at the bearinnmeof the session. Children under eix years age will not be admitted. Mr. J. W. Knight is Principal in the English Department, and Simon Ilecht is Priucipal in the Ger man and Hebrew department. aug24-.it : - J onN Wile, Sup t. -Hand sewing try MilwarcCi Arecdles. Corsets. French Corsets of ver. superior quality, at , the , lowest . cas prices, at Hughes . augjTJ. Cheese. 100 boxes choice. Fac tory, Hamburg and Western. Reserve Cheese,- received direct : from the Dairies of Ohio.' The same is offered for sale at extremely low prices, r - " JARSONS, &COVILLE & tO. . ; 72 Main Street. fi-Real French Whalebone Cor sets at Hughes .1 . Clark's Spool Cotton is the best. J5"Letter Heads, Bi Is Lading, Shipping Tags, &c, gotten up in excelsior style and at short notice, at the Journal omce. j . ! Ladies! use Clark's Spool Cotton, teaf" Buy vour English and French Hosiery at Hughes . augXi. Milward's Needles are the best. firCall at the Journal office you want Business Cards, Checks, lleceipts, Drafts, JNotes, xc, in the best style. t Jlilward' Helix Needle, in Patent Wrappers, are superior to all others. fSTMerchant Tailors' new goods ar riving at the new establishment 54 jlain btreet. . maro tf Smith & Darling. Machines Use Clark's Spool Cotton Bills or - L ading. We have ' on hand a good stock of Bills Lading, bound or loose; the finest quality ever offered in this city. ' ' - tf " Consolidation:-The 'firms of Henry E. Blemker. and Blemker, Excelsior Stove Works, have been consouaatea, ana win tiencetortn be known as Blemker, Tillman & Co. All debts and ' accounts will be ' col lected and paid by may23tf ri Blemker, Tillman & Co. 1 Buy your French Corsets at Hughes'. aug22. Citt Orders r for ALE.-:-Inquire at the Journal Office. i-Four fine counters and one German silver-plate glass show case for sale low at Geissler & Delano's, aug20 lv 43 Main Street. aEverybody that-. wants - extra flour buys Bingham's Pastry, for sale in sacks or barrels, by aug. is lmd.. v . li. JL. Allis & Vol Lj 1 m ... Clark's Spool Cotton is 6 Cord to 80. Bg8X . full supply.' ; of, . Justices' Blanks for sale at this offiee.,? - ; tf ' Milward's Needle's for sale everywhere. Just received, a fresh lot -of Torrey's Five Minute -, Ice r Cream Freezers, fine water coolers, 'refrigerators, beer coolers, brass and enameled kettles, fruit jars of every description, &cM &c. : We have tbe finest and most complete stock of" goods in our line to be found in the eity. Thos. Scantlin & Sow, 9 Main St., (Marble Hall.) Take hone other than Clark's Cotton Magnificent French Corsets at Hughes'. . aug22.-

For Salk. Cook 3c Healy, No. 76 Main Street, will sell their entire stock of Groceries. This is a good chance for any one that wishes to go into the business. Mr. Cook has purchased a farm in the East, and will remain there. Cook & Healt. Evansville, July 12, 1867. 13tf

INN HOOKER A MINN IIOl'CiH will open their SELECT SCHOOL on the Fikst Monday ix Sbptembrr. School-rooms iu the basement of the Cumberland Church. fan22 d3w BODIAM COAL MIXES. OFFICE ON THE CORNEB OF Locust and Water Streets. A constant supply, and orders promptly filled. i-ii.., nov31 S. M.,BpIErs ; " Real JEwttite A-eroucy, In the office of Wm. Emery, Justice of the Peace, on Third Street, between Main and Locust. ' Real Estate bought and sold on oommb' Ion, at reasonable rates. No charge if the sale is not effected. Will attend to the payment of taxes, collecting of debts, renting of houses, Ac., 4o. ' Jy2Sd3m $25 Reward. : QJTOI.K5T COFFEE From my wagon, l9 driven by a German, on tbe frith inst., between Main street and I he Marine Hospital, 50 11m. coffee, in a coarse sack. The above reward will be paid for the arrest of the thief, and (10 for the coffee. , aul9 dlw J.B. CATLETT. , L. PIERS0N, Dealer in STOVES, And Manufacturer of TIN, COPPER, ani BHKET.IRON WARE, Wholesale and Retail, ( Cor. First and Vine Streets, . EvAxsvzixie, Is Tin Roofing done on short notice. AH work promptly executed in the best manner. Order solicited. mch:d3m PRINTING. r ,..' 1 . t 'i . ' . . I ' V . I : ., I,-! -4a... Now is the time to send In jour i Ioraers. II Li,' ,i . '..1 ' '.s (.' ; ; v " 1 ! AT THE "' " LOWEST OF PKICES!) The Journal Coipany is now prepared to do everystyle of BookBinding in a superior nanner. . Having made large addition to our Bind-' ery, and secured the srvices of the best of , workmen',' we areconfitent we can offer inducements second to no Book -Bindery 10? tne'test" "; ". ' We especially call the attenwn of f " . , . :.!. 1 '..! ' t -4' -'' t. I County Officers to this departaet of 1 ... . j. - i .", r i- ' i1 the Journal 1 establishment ,! ley icaa have thei.r orders filled promfy and at prices that will be as&lowg similar work can I be. done .at .otl places.. 7 ;.' Country Merchants; whose custon ers have periodicals which they desifi to have bound, .will confer a favoi upon them and upon us by forwarding them to the Journal Bindert, where they will receive prompt atten- -. tion and.be bound ln. th i most'sub "stantial mannerr Blank Books of , every description, for Accounts, &c. -are made to otAet, o-n terms thatmust ' . prove satisfactory.;! j . f .; i.; Bankers' Books, Court Records and ,' Blanks, Justices' Documents, Deeds, Sec, furnished on' reasonable terms. ' Friends will please bear the above facts in mind, and consult their own as well as our interest by forwarding ( their orders at onoe. , .., , , . i ' JOURNAL COMPANY. ' '