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SEPf EMBER 11. 1 ll'rom t lie Toledo Wailed NASBI. !r. !a-hv. at the Instance nvtlie.Va tinnai ivr.tral committee, toes Smith to Drsanlze colored Sej moiir and Blair Clubs. rVMT-OKFIS, CONFlCTtRJT X JlOADS, ADS,') " (Willi U w iu the Stun uv KemueKy August 27, itm. Tlie Nashncl Central Committee, Jitivia notified me that 1 cood cither iay an assessment uv toward do lrayin the expenses uv the cauipane, or eo boiith anu oreaniza colored bev mour and IJIare clubs. I desided to do the latter, for obvus reason?, which are: 1. The entire community in wich, I reside aint got $30, ceptin liascom ami 1 cnnibacker, wicli, bein distillers and grocery keepers. Lev naterally ab'nrucil all the capital ur the place. U. I am fond uv travel, for elsewhere I find uneleaned fields and pasters fresh. I find men uv wich I hoy nr;ver borrered, and whose dchcrs liev never been soured by unforchntt lendius. I hcv notist that 1 hev ulluz done better wher I aint bo well known. My zeal rather wears out my friends. For these reasonsi went. My first xtoppin place was in Western Tennessee, and my success wuz glorious. I made known my biznis to the leadin Demokrats, and they took hold of the ideo with alacrity. Every man uv them put on his gray uniform, as they alluz do when they eriibark into a politiklc enterprise, that ther Dimo crisy may not be questioned, and sallied out with me to electioneer the nierers wich were employed onto ther p'.aatashens. Ther method wuz short, decisive, and effective. The niggers wuz mildly but firmly given the choice between jioin a Seemore and IJIare club and attendin it to hear me speak. or Demg uiscnargetl from their employment. Kz the planters hev a" jokelcr way uv shootin at site all the niggers who lievent any employment, the alternative mite be considered equivalent to death, and with an alacrity wich I didn't expect they all jined and all come to the meetin in the evenin. One nigger, when I wuz half thro speakin, got up and left, sayin ez he went that he wanted to work, bed jined tho club, and wuz willing to be a conservative nigger to hold his place, but ez for hear'n me clean thro, he'd be . They wood hev finisht him on tho spot, but I bade em forbear. That nigger's vote iz shoor and I don't mind tho insult he put onto me. " Let him go," I sed, " we hev no votes to spare, and sence Bookannon's f mo we hevn't bin able to vote ded men to any extent." Let llorasha Seeniore, ef ho is elected, remember this thoughtfulnis and self-sacrifis. Sich qualities wood shine at tho head of the Post Offis Department. I merely throw this hint out by the way. The next pint I struck wuz a cheerful villige uv perhaps a thousand people. Here I found a better spent prevalin than 1 cood hev hoped for. The druggists and grocers were all Democrats of tho straightcst sect, hevin every one of them served iu the Conludcrit army. They wero delighted at the movement. Not live minits after I hod inado known my blzneas a nigner come into a drug store uv wich tho likker (wich wuz kept for inidissiuncl purposes only) sootid me, askin for Home calomel and quinine, wich is tho standard remedy among tho nig'T'irs here for ague, the white usin 1 amino aud whisky, for tho same dis-" c;no, wich they take, omittin the qui nine. "iShel j-oo vote for Seemore and ni tre'" quoth the patriotic druegist. " Aru you wiliin to become a conservative nigger and jino a conservativ, nig;.'Fr ISocmore and Blare Club?" "No, sah!" replied the obtoosc Ethiopian. " Then, my buck, you can't hev no" medicine at this shop." . " Hut my children must hcv it," replied thrt nigger. " It makes no difference. We can't furnish medicines to Radicals. We can't furnish niggers who ain't wiliin to vote with us, who protected them iu their infancy, and workt cm for their own good in their matoorer years, cither- vcgitablo or mineral. .1 ice the club or no quioine." vi a matter uv course tho nigger listened to reason. He wuz to wunst convinced that the lladikels wuz opposed to his interests in all respex, and Jin jined. They wero thoro in ther Democracy in that place. , They determined to hev perfeck yoonanimity in ther vote at the polls, and tho three or four nirKir3 wich positively refoozed to jine they hung, together with two white Ouio farmers aud one white Penusylvaoy blacksmith, wich persisted in ther "loyal," ez . they called it, principles. It bed an excellent persuasive c flock upon the remaining ones. They oomo in handsome aud jined without a murmur. Tho next place I visited wuz a small village, one wich reely gladdened mo to approach. In this class uv towns there is less uv that cold formality wioh caracterize more densely populated secshiins. In sich places you tind tho treo gushing child of "necher. It is a splendid corn growing c -!;shu:i. wich is perkoolyerly favorable to Democrasy. In f act, corn and J).;mociasy iz inseparable, and our largest majorities iz alluz where there ii the best aud most luxuriant corn. The distillers convert the corn into whisky and the whisky converts original men into Democrats, and then its plain sailin. It takes three generations at least td bring a people out uv whisky and the state of towlis shoes, pants busted in the seat, and winders fctufTt with old hats, wich alius marks a striekly Democratic community. Its a singular fact that we never flourish in a soil adapted to wheat wich hez ralerodes thro it. Wheat, will make whisky, but it is too fine flavored, and the facilities for gett: : ' '" 1 1 1 make it too hisrh in m-ioe The man who invented ralerodes struck a blow at the hart uv the party. For our purposes we waDt a little of the fiery whUky wich corn produces, and want that little strong. But this is a digressiorK At this pint tho enthoosiasm wuz unbounded. The Democrisy wuz all alive, but there wuz'nt that docity amovg the niggers that I expected. Those cusses, ez soon ez they saw me, aud learned my biznis, took to the woods, and we hed to go after em to electioneer em, wich the Democrisy did, takin their dorgs with em. It wuz a cheerin site to see em follerin the black cus?es thro the swamps, the moosic uv the yelpin nv the dorgs chcein us to out work. Two or three rcfoosed to be talked to, and their bodies, like John Brown's, wuz left a darigliu in the air, while ther soles went a marchin on. We beleeve in overv man a choosio for hisself. and in ti c greatest freedom uv speech and nublic opinion, providin alluz ther ant nnthin incenjary in it. Lz everythin that sed agin us we count inceujary it simplifies matters wonderfly. 1 got one good meetin uv em, how

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ever, for wich t wu2 indebted to a Noo York dry goods merchant,, who is here makin a strenuous effort to reestablish Ids trade, wickedly and crooclly broken up by the wicked on

pleasantness wich Jankin inaugurated by resistin the S.Juth in lStil. lie is a conservative who ir, after trade, and oonsekently is wiliin to do any thin.' He told me uv a nigger funeral to take place in the afternoon, and suggested that a score uv us arm ourselves, surround em, and keep em in whether or - no, ontil I hed made my speech. bo ankhu3 am I, he sed to a retaileruv'dry goods (it wuz dry goods he wtiz sellin, by a sirgler coincidencc. "for tho success uv eorrect principles.-that 1 will cuard one of the doors myself And h did . it, swearin at Yankee all the time, and prouounoin "cow, 'caow," the while. I notist it, but "it mattered not to me; Why shool we-be pirtickler ez to the tools we y'ooze? - When we shake hands with sich, cant we put on gloves? We surrounded the church and notified em that they coodn't pass till wo wuz thro, and I commenced my speech, and spoke it thro. I insisted that ther interests lay with ther kind, good masters tbatthey hed bin grevously deceived in sposin that ther waz any antagonism between the races. V ho, i asKt, gavo the colored man the 'right to vote in Noo "York? The Dinaocrisy. What Vice President hed a nig or rather a colored woman lor a wuc, wich wood hev been mistress uv the White House. tied the President keen a llepublikin. and consekently worth our while to assassinate hica? 'Richard 31, Johnson, a Dimokrat. "Who hev bin , At this pint a pert mulatto remark ed that he hcd7.a "word to say, and I gave place to him.'; He wuz himself a conservative nigger uv the mo3t conservatist kind.- He shbod vote with,-his white brothers cheerfully, but not'far the 'reasons wich the speaker (meanin me) bed given. He shood do it from' a higher," holier, motive than aey advanced. He shood do it from motives uv consanguinityHe hed alluz bin- a humble nigger. ueieevm nimseu 19 oe one uv an inferior race, but sence he hed bin free he hed bin eearchtn his pedigree. He hed been agreeably surprised. lie found he: hed the ;lest blood uv Virginny coursin thro his veins. The Oonl'edrit candidate for Congris wuz his half, brother, halleloogy, and he wuz" clofcly 1 elated to two-thirds uv all sed candidate's supporters, bless da Lord,and uv course h'd Vote for him, for the ruan'-.that woodn't take car uv his own- blood is wuss nor an infidel. - He fslt grateful to tho conservative candidate's family ,Troo. ho wuz half nigger, but ho prided hisself on the tother half. He felt all the pride uv race uv wich he hed beerd so jnuch. His ancestors (on his fadder'a side) hed bin probably the comrades uv Washinton, and he woodent degrade hisself by mixen with men uv no family from the North. He wuz poor but his progenitors (on his fadder's side) wuz gentlemen, bress do Lord, ancf he stood on blood. ADd the niggers, bustin with lafter at the rage wich they saw depicted, onto the countenances uv ther white frends, got up to leve. We tryed to stop cm so that I cood speek further,' but cz they bed more revolver than -we hed, and didn't appeer to be disinclined tO yoose n-a JiJ-.' " tcmpe force. The most uv these niggers hed bin in the servis, and yoo caii't make men doeile who hev borno arms. I ehel continyoo my work, however, never mindin these temporary backsets. T " "PbtroleiTm V. NASBYj r. M., 'Wich iz Postmaster.) DRUGGISTS. SCiiUKR3IANN & BUKFORD, v Apothecaries, OPERA 1I1UG STOKE, -' : - . V . " (CHANDLER'S BLOCK,) V i No. 18 South First Street. F.VAXSVILLE, ISO. Pea'ers In Vara Trugs, Medicines,' and Cliemlciils; Wines, Braudler, &c , tor uicdicinnl purposes. Will k p conNtniitly ou band a large assortment of Perfumeries, Toilet Soaps, iiair. Nail, Tootu, aud t'lotlios Br us lies. " PreHrriptioud curefully compounded at all lionrs. airi iV.liu H. J. SCHLAEPFER, DKALRK Ilf PURE DRUGS; MEDICINES, . AXW C HEMIC AM, -l " ' Winos iinil llrniiclios,' Where yon onn find the largest etocfc ol Toilet Articles in tbe West. . , , Physicians' prescript Ions filled at all hours, day or night, by uouo bat exporleuoed Prescription DrugytaU. " myM dia ... CLOUD & Afip wTliolesnle ruggistA. mXCFACTlKIXG C1IEMISIS NoJ lG Nortli First Streat? - -AGENTS FOK GEORGE H REED'S DOaESTiin ' LIQUID DYES. - GENERAL AUKJTTS FOB DR. ARIulSTEAD'S TONIC SYRtll ' UMVERSAL' OINTMENT, and , PILE OINTMENT. r : .Lit - pn All orders rromrtlr tilled. JOHN LiYAL, ; , Wholesale ana Retail Dmg?u iieaier in Medicines, Paints, Oils, Brushes, dec, MAIN ST., bet. Second and TbtnV' :; - - - Kvaasvllle, tad. ., Particular attention elven to CUTTING WINDOW ULAM to any nie. 1 Junii dtl PHYSICIANS. DR. II. M. 1IARYEY, ROOM No. 1, WALKEii'3 BUILDING' i. . Cornef Mala and Tblrd Streeta." t OSJlca Hovn 10 to 12;.2 to 5: 7 to 9. i DR. A. a. HAYNE3 Devote bis time exclusively to treating Diseases of the JfiYK, at hu offlw on tul corner of Tolrd and Valnut-8tre?U ?DDot site tbe City Council Coamber. ' PP A lree clinic for I be benetlt of the Door from 8 to 9 o'oloc-lt A. M. ln" poor Otlice HoursFrom W to 12 A. K. and from 2 to 5 r. m. . i oiais tttiia

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II DALY, ISAACS & CO., AlANUKACTUKKllfJ.AJJD JOUIIKIW IN ULANli BOOKS OF ITEAT DKSCRimOIf. 1 - - Job Pf inters A nooKbinders. Wholesale and ItetaU Uaaiei'S la : STATIONERY, SCHOOL AND HISV CELLANE0U3 COOKS. - TVoJ C North First ;St.V : (At R. F. Barter 4 Co.'a old stand,) . ' ' KVANSVILLE, INP. Home-raado Blantc Books always on band, And luailu to order 011 thort notice. Music, Mnsiaziueri, aud ferio.Uca.la bound la any style. fmnrll dm JOUN II. SCOTT, I3oolsclItE&tnlicmer AVI) NEWSDEALER, Xo. S3 MAIX STREET, cr. Second, . aulatlly . EVANSVTLX.X. I MO. CHATFIELD & WOODS, ji a y u f a crrn ers ",' AN WHOLE8AIB PAPER DEALERS V 77 and 79 Walnut Street, Keep conntantiy on hand 's complete as- , - sortment of . . FLAT-CAP, FOLIO, BEMY, KfEDIVX; KOTAL, A3IU Kl TKU-KOiAL ' " FIjAT LKTTKRS, various weights; FLAT COMMKRC1AL ASIJ PACKKT SOTEH: liubbard s GLAZED iCOVKR PAPKltS, Noh. 1 and 2; also, other brands, of alt colors; PniNTKkS CARD STOCK,' m nhefW. coloretl - a 11ft - white; also, CUT OAH1W, la tail variety of ualiliuij aad Blues. t -'--t - RULED LETTER, NOTZ AKD ; cap papers, . L : A Various weights aud qualities, - KANUTACTCBEK8 OJ1 ( . PAPER BAGS & FLO Ull SACKS, , All sizes aud numbers, first quality "-. of paper.- " . - .-.i -)"'; New Paper, Manilla Paper, Book Taper, . Wrapping .Paper, Colored Potter Piper, Ham Paper, Starch Paper: Varuila Paper, Tar Hoards, blruw Hoard. J.entlicrs of. all Iiudai ? ; : . '-, i " . .- ' For Binders' use, together with TOOLS and . i f X3rl.RS MAC1II5TKKT, A.1L of whlcU we, offer, at. lowest market prises.' ;- - .. .. . ' Orders by 'mall prbrti ptly filled. ,'. ' 1 CHATKlEr.li A WOiJDS. Tl LQ 79 Walnut Htiert, marCl dtf ni-FiSH:!&IIAB2EB,;-Wlioleaala Eoofciclltjra & Stationers, SCHOOL books,' - 'miavcLjCANEO US DOOKS,' . PAPER ENVELOPES, -AND 3Vo. 'ID retain1 r-tiot, Evansiille, Indiana. Jnly91y ','7, '';!. -" M' u;SPEER5S ; P O U'T' R"A IsiE ( yWIN:E. ' .... Used by Hundreds of Congregations for Church or Communion Purposes.,,: Also,EicclIcnt for Ladles ami Wcakl Vineyards, Ncio Jersey. SPECK'S PORT 1 .-- t 1'onr If earn - This Justly-celebrated Native Wlnb roiulo ftoiu the juice ol the Oporto Ornpo, raised in this country. Il invaluable tonic and mreliKtbeuing properties are unsurpassed by any ofber nutive Wine. lU?in the pure juic of tlie graj, proilucuti nudtir Mr. t$poers own personal snH?vvlsio.' Its purity and teT1uiits are mianmtel. Ilio youngest ehii.l muy partake of its generous iualitles, ami the weakest invitlld may use It to advantage. It is particularly buelicial to the aged and -cieblhtatod, and suitable to tbe vk rious ailmt-nts that aBlict the weaker seje." It is in every respect A. WIXE TO lil, ' JiELIED OA". 4 , Invalids use Speer's I'ort Graje Wine. -Keiiiales use Spoor's Port Grape Wine. . Weakly persona find benefit by its use. Hpeer's Willi- iu iiopitals are prelerred toother wines. . , . :, , , B-Hold by tiragglMt-s. A. Hper'aVlneyard, New Jersey. Office 2i.i Broadway, New VorlE. . . fite-i'UT ttly DENTISTS. 'Rcsitleat ' I5eatistr ' ' 1 1: v ! -. - Orei First Kational fiafik,4 . s Corner 2!aln and. First Streets, ,.. . Evansvllle, Isd.l TSMA!l7FAtmTKR OF COSTTIBTtJ. '. 1 uoh Uum Worit, Gold, Silver, Vd1 camie,Coralite, and Amber Plates, Carve Worfe, ArtiUcU1, l"aiatej, &c ADMI M ISTRATO R of Nitrous Oxid (an excellent and safe anaesthetic), Culfrv rotor in, tlber.iiud also several local para, lyzera, NKURALGIC AOectiona treated. r " MY FAtXUlXlKri are as good and ir entablisbraebt as large (consisting of rm rooms) as guy iu tbo jLTwitod. Status, 1RETDRN MY THANKS for the ej. tensive patronage received during the patl K1GUT YEAIii. - ! KWUi CLOCKS. Wholesale Clock House. GEISSLES & DELANO, Oloolc Xoixloi's, leep constantly on hand a FULL assortnentcf fef Tbouias and other Aim noun KKGULAi'ORa, OFFICifi ANU jlALi. CIXX'K.. - r- r; :. . feeni lor Pric. IMl to- . - XO. 48 MUX STREET. , warmdly! in-.-.- - ; hattuev .dalsell, Wholesale Dealer In Groceries, Nails, White Lead, Lime, Cement, &a. No. 18 Water Street, declO diy Ktansvii.i.k, In n.

ALEX. WII-SON. & CO., No. 5 N. WATER STREET, ii- '' i :..'': .1 ' ' - '' ' ' E VANS VILLE, INDIANA, -. . " i. . ' Forwarding i . . '. ' : ... ... ...i AWD ' ' ' "" ' - ' Commission ANi GENERAL AGENTS WHITE LINE Central Transit Company. AU frclqhts for New York -anil New England toicns thruvqh without (ranau.'u i .' - - Wici.don HnoTHXKS. Paris Landine, Tenn. A. VV. KiucKorrox, Kvausvilio, in J. WELDON BROS. & CO, Cotton and Tobacco Factors, l'KODCC'K AXI) MMISSIO.V -3IEUC1IAST.N. Office Cob. VINE & WATEIt BTRKETd. EVASSVILLK, J SB. . Srjecial attention elven to rnrcha. lug up-lie. ; iuaylBum . ; t i Joint Giles ai Oolconda, 1 Lewis Rcitnkr, Jr., Evansvllle, Ind. . ; L. EUFFNER, JIL,:& CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, " ; ' !" ' - " ; i ' " I .1 ;. 'J . " i ProvMon and Produce Dealers, AGEKTS liANAWIIA' SALT CO., XO. I MAW ST., EYAXSTILLE, 'I5D. .'.- , - ..: : - Orders and Consignments solicited. .'. , . . myaotf , -t . - I . . . 't . TIIOS. C. SMITH & C0H , .-. TEODCCE AKD COMMISSION MERCHANTS , Dealers in . .. Flour, Hay, Com, OatSy Grau Seid&. and PBODUCK GEN KXiAXiUY. : So. O BOOTH WATER HViHKXt EVANSTII.1, l!T. A sent for the celebrated roWDKR COMPANY. All frderg promptly tilled. HAZARD rjan22d HARDWARE. Headquarters , for, and only Complete-ptoo it. of, ,, Cooper Tools & Truss Hoops in tbe city, k ' ., We have now a lull line of Barton's Cooper Tools ; , Colcmbus Cooper Planes and Jointers ; : A No. 1 Truss Hoops, 10 to 22 inches ; Patent Dowel and Croae IJItt, Baws, Diviilero, Braces, Ac. Also,, ; Apple-Parers ; Grain Shovels ; Coal Shovels; ; Brass and Enameled Kettles .... . T"-';i? :t Builders' Hardware ; - ! Chain Pomps, &c. . -" ; All of the above at LATEST REDl'CTEO I'lllt Jts 1'OK CAN 11. . i v. FRED. P. STRAUB & 00, . . )inrtlwro Dtnlert, . No. MAIN STREET, j Jy29dtfJ EeU Second and Third Streets. IS. K Wells Sou, IV o. je m jr . 31 JklAIN ST., a A & I .-i . . . ' Importers and Dealers la rflIntt-lrrfwLK. JIalter Clialissi JIames: Cotton aad W(c. .CartLk. J i f,.. fvf fe "P'iaths. Grain Cradles, Forks. ajj liiCS, Hoes, Hakes, Sheep Miicars. , : ;;-. . -. . .-. . . . .- .: SllnT-tla Ppades, AXES; Mill, Cross--3, Cut, anil Circular Saws; and U rind.-tones. I " i Tai.io and Pocket- Knives, 1 to iSleVes, Horse and tihoe Brushes, CurryHJoinbs. Tffiilc Locks, Hinges, Screws. Tacks, it U 113, Wcalest, and a large stock of Carpenters ana Coopers' Tools j - ISuiltlei'b' Hardware. H. K. WELLS A SON. 31 Main Street. &p2S REAL ESTATE, u . .'--1 . V . A k New Seal Estate Agency. Ji I. Elliott dcSoa MATE 1KKI A KEAL ESTATiAgency for tbe sale of and renting o lands. huse8, Ac., Ac Persons having houses or laixl to rent or sell, or persons wishine; to puueh&ao or rent, will do well by calling ou them at tbeir office, on , , Third Street, near Locust ; In Elliott's Xtioola Junell tf ; ' ,-.-, . W. II. ICI.USMA 3t CO., Real Estate Agents, Xo. 03 Main btreet, K VANS VI LUC, Il. A Notary Public la tbe office. ap29 K

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CCLSUCIiiSi'CIC- CAltj . BAKKBICTTir, M W. B. ARIIEK, fMemphis, Ten a. if. mniPBUf, Kvausville, lea. BANKSMITIT, HU3IPIIREY4 CO., OonxT2i.i.;siion -AN Forwarding Merchanls. ITOWAIID ROW, imirnis, texi. feo2I-d3m A. HAYHTTHST. J. J. WHTTTAX JI ' IXaylinrst & lVIilttnker, JRODVCE, COMMISSTOy AND 1C " WARDING MERCHANTS, ..Honth Water HU Dealers In Floor, Bacon, Hay, Oats, cor and Country Produce. 1 K. EAIED. O. H. ST A BAIRD & START, (Sneoewiors to W. M. Alkman A Co., GE.VEAI, AUKVTS. poivc Forward in- and CornmlsloD M chants, Evansvllle, Indiana. Hef to 1' li. Wneeier. Pres't. First National an andHam'l trr, Vice President KvansvU.National Bank. AgeuUi for Ohio Klver Salt Co. noli-) TfTF Worm BEHIM) OITK friend and former patrons that we are ou mkmt si iitM, one door ueiow V ine, next to I.. Pieroti Tin Hbop. still in tbe trade of iiOt'OJWf. FLOUR. COMMISSION If, Ac; and abonld l iIenel to see mem. ii.uALLi.iata II. IK A I.I. IS CO., FORWARDING AND COHiilSSIO 'MERCHANTS. RECTIFIERS, and Wfcolesale DeaJerf LIQUORS, FLOUR, &aH W A T E R S T R E E T One door below Vine, next to L. Pierson's Tin Shop, , EVANSTIILX, IM, Janl dtf. P. B. Dttbouchet. late of Kvannvllle. ltd John Uilbcrt, Oolconda, 111. P. a DUSOUCHET & CO, I!:....-: !. - .OENERAt. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, - ,:. Ko. 83 Fojdras Street, . NEW ORLEANS, LA. Orders and consignments solicited. ' Kiifereuces W. J. Lowry 4 Co., Hodj arr & Co.. Henry Ayres. J. C. li noucbet ACo., Kvatisvllle; J. W. McCoy Hon, Tneo. Htelger A Hon, Oolconda; A. C McColiiMter, John M. Barter Wm.H. Ja: it ins, John Jl. iWerton, Mt. Vernon;Unr Hill A Co.,C. II, Davis A Co., Warsaw; 8. Van meter A Iiio., Bowliag-Orcen. X.y, A. J. Harris, Uniontown, Ky. liovSdSm ! 1 1 . PHILIP DECKER, Third Street, be f. B yeas ore asd TU" : ManuXactoxer of Compound LubrlcsilrtQ Qlh , - for all kladu of Maohlnerj; LARD .OIL, SOAPS, and CAiJDLES PUIU3 CATAWBA WINK or my o growth.' Iuicli21 lly Forthosaleof ItAY, CORN', OATH, BHAN. KLOIJlt, MKAU HAlON, LvHI, and Western Produce generally, jvo. ss KiRrnr, apiStltf ViCKSBriia. Miss. C. W. KERNEY & CO Commeroinl Brokers, rnupcen amd COMMISSION 2!ERCill5TS, Ko. a SYfAMORi: stki:i:t. marl I d'lm KVAN8VII.I.K. DUKE NIC1IELS0N, COMMERCIAL BROKER, BAIUIOAD ASD STE1HC0AT AGEST, Ko. 5 North Water St., ap?Cdte : EVAHMVILLK. IN1. Jop. II. ltT.Acir; lute of Mavfvflle, Ky. ii. M. liui'K, lalo ol llliiek, faiurou A Co. "llI.AtK, ISIiO. & CO., COTTON FACTORS, - ' ' A!to : . Conniii.Mslon Merohnuts I'"or the Sale of . ' GRAIN, FLOUR, BEEP, PORK, ' " And Wt-fifei h Produce "generally. SOS .ISO ST STREET, . a18 tJan , MEMPHIS, TENX. 'LAW ca: DC? iOKlT IT. CKF.rtSt. CHAONCKV 8. OONO EB CREBS "t CONGER, A llo riifys-ai-Law, Cnrnil, Illinois Will ;itkct fee Jar in all the Conrta of Edwriiis White, Wayne, Hamlltou, Valine, and (jaliatm Countiea, In the Htate ot Illinois, fmd in the Supreme Court. Kefer to ti. ilnghee, Jarned ft. Elinor. Htockweli A Co., Coi(nel T. W. Stone, with I. 4c O. Ueiinau, tiec. W. Harrow, M.U Veinou.J niav2 i3ta ; !; w. p. hasqrave; , ATTORNEY tit H.A.W. Office on Third Street, in Washington Hnnw) Block. Will practice e various Courts ol tU9 Circuit, ,1'xocit t attention la office business dec4 d im V V : ; B. L. D. GUFFY, ' ATTORNEY AT LAW, ' : MOEGANTOWN, KY.; ' Will practice in 4he cmnties of Bntler, Wairea. Mnhlenburg, Ohio, and McLean. Prompt attention given to l be collection of claims. . - . Kelerences Wheeler A Riggs, HolHnwonii A Bro., Chas. Babcocc Sf Co. (api I N. II. BLACK, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR at LAT? - HAKIOK, ! Crittenden County, Kentucky. : ap!7wtf '- - 1 CARRIAGJES. -.: J. B..GI5BEN Sc CO., CAERIAGE MANUFACTURERS, Traiwfer Ornaments at-tincinnntl prices. . Mtin Sinet, let. Fifth and Sixth, tan t-nj Eva8Y1ij.k. Istk CIUCIHHATI ADV'XS. '7 BARTON & POOL, Commission Merchants, Ko. 49 WEST FRONT ST., Cincinnati. mch'J5 dl) 8. M. Barton. M. M. roou

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I Regnlar Evavllie Henderson The Wtandptuud ililf Meatner Molrife Norton, CHART.F.TTPK KKIJS, Master: - '" -., . -Ed. Tkrrv, Clerk, Will nlv ah a rwrn'lar packet, between Rv. ansviUeand Heudt'rson, offerlus uneqnaU 1 i . . i ' i . . 1 n . . 1 . I . : rera. Leaves Kvansvi M dally at JY. p.m. Leaves Henderson dal I v At IV, a.ni.. niHkIiik close connection with the K. A O. R.R. FARK Tiirotigli ana Vy - passengers vuiy o cenia. Janl7 dtf - , Como t Stay. Henderson & Evansvllle Dail Packet The new, fast, and elegant alde-wlieel r . Passenger Sleauier , Moses WAttKH, Master; . RouKur ISkasofar, Cleric, leaves ITenderKon every morning at 7 o'clock, promptly. Leaves KvauHville every afternoon at 4 o'clock, promptly. Faie 1 hiouh and way paasengcra fiOc. Freight received at all hours at K. Y. Patrick's wharf lot, free of charge. . . aug-iudlm r K.W. PATRICK, Agent. - Regular Tuesday and Friday Packet for Padacah and Cairo. The finely appointed steamer " Bes.Hotard. jwanier; - Makion Wkight, Clerk. Will rlvastherearnlarTuelavanH iviH.tr Leaves Kvansville every TUKSDAV and FKIDAY, at 4 p.m. Leaves Cairo everv W v'w V'l'sni v an.i OA x uaiva i , h l o p.ni.TiiroiiBn oiiisor iadln ig triven for freight" over the Mobile A Ohio Hailroad For freight or PHHeaire armiv on board. or to W. U. BitO VVN A CO.. , orDUKK NICHEL80.N, jy!5 dtl ; , Agenta. Regular Green River Packet. The fine Passenger Steamer ' " ; JJs. ME8 GBAY. Job MCKKYKoriis, Maxter, ; Will ply as a reaular Keini-Wppirir pavf between Kvansvtlle and Wnrwih.in- t..i all way landinxs, earryiua freight and passengers at lowest rates. Iinurli dtl Regular Evansvllle and Tennessee Klver Packet. : ; , v , For Padacah. Johnsout llle. ' and ! ., East port. 7 5 0 '!'. The new Light-Drau?ht Steafner5 ALLEN 1UNCAN, Master; " - - ... VA1" "orknsow, Clerk, Leaves Rvansvllle for KaKtnort. nH nil Tennessee Klver way Inndtngsas a regular weekly packet, every Friday at four p in., taking freight aud passenKers at lowest packet rates, and ptlvi n especial attention' to the nil in of orders. . For freight or pa&Mtg apply' on board. feb7 tf r1 Dexter's Iudepenaent low-pressure racket - 1 QUICKSTEP , U. T. DKXTEK, Mast I a. Loaves Kvnnsvllle for Cai.o every MOJfMeniuhlH. BuST Knf tlili .ih puckelH. DUKK NICHKLSMJN, Agent. Janl tj ForPadaeaii and Cairo. Regular Wednesday and Siturdiy Packet. ; The niagulflccut lowwntor Hlennior Lkk HowkM Master: l.V.K HOWFTT., 'l(.,rvQ Wn.r. 1. I'oi.n jt lerKS Leaves Kvansvill every WKDNEJSDAY andKATUUUAVnt4p.nl. Leaves Cairo every T1IUHSDAY and KUN1JAY at 5 p.m., inakliii; ciosu connections at Cairo with first-clasa packet for Bl. liOuIs, Memphis, and New Orleans.Connects at Kvausvllle with the K. AC. K.K., and theTarahcon for Loulnvlllo. t'orirclBht or pntwmje apply on board, or to r.M.nuMi'iinisi ,. . orDUKK JS1CHKLSON. ni.r, tf Aeents. DRY GOODS. iSCnAPKEK, BUSSINti & CO., it Ol Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dkr OODS, MILLINERY ASD FANCY GOOD 2 II and 49 Jfalii Street, (mi ' Etansviixk, Ind., Have a complete stock of HUMMER OOODH, which they will clone oat cneap to make room for FALL ttTOCK. to Cf'i CS3 A complete Ktock or f'Ani'AION FJLAUN and M HKtlHI Its hand, or made to order at inort notice. Also, Agents for the celebrated. , r - FLOKEXCE - SE WI.fl MACniXKS, Which we warrant have nd superior in this country for bmilr ci. .-;n.t IkTucs. viu Kunruiiieeu, or me money reiuiiucu. tuuw anu see inetu, pr sonu jur circulars. - i i. ; :. ; i- i 8CHAPKER, BTJ8SIXO A CO. Jyiodtf ' ; STOVE WORKS.! Excelsior Stove .Works. ' 13 L,K5IIi EIX, TIL.L3IAN Si Co. (Successors to H. E. Blemker), ' : ;: i,r Alf UFACTTBERS of the line and irf, . : .! f . heavy,! r. : --i EXCELSIOR ST07F, ? A : l ! '' tbe most durable now made, and the taniOUS I " ;HfJHARTER STOVE; ; ian J the good and cheap " , - Armada, StoaewaD, Kentucky, , : TESNEaSEE, and PALMETTQ. STO VESA, HTOVE8, all of the latest and most p proved patterns. - - Also, Light and Smooth Country HollowWare, Skillets and Lids, Ovens and Lids. Dog-Irona, Dinner Pots, Tea-Kettles; and f 'articular attention paid to th inanuiaoure of House-Work .- ,: t . C1ST-IS0N JE0XIS, CRATES, Afdc. Also ' Tlnwnro; and Dealers In Tinners' Stock. . f . . ..... f If desired. Cooking Stoves warranted for twelve mouths. . . ...-?-.. Orders solicited before purchasing else. Foundery, corner Sixth 8treefnd Canal. Store and Sample Room at No. 14 Second Hireei, n. r.. meiuiera ol J siana. w, lit uicJtAAKd a uiu niniiu. BLEMKfcK, TILLMAN CO. roayW

RIVER

En- Other River Items Nee Fourth Jfige, t - i ' - . KTKAMPOAT PRINTINO. , JTo prJutlnsf. establishment In the West has belter facilities or greater ability for doing fine ftteaniboAt Prinlinsr. Onf awtort' flaentot Job Type, thouijh verylarste and complete. Is constantly helm added to, and nriol tiennrftniil. 1m niil.r f.hA nernnal supervision of one of the best Job printers .'"..UnlteU State. We are preparei to tiuii V '.1K,ers, plain or rancy. Hill HeadH, ffafr''" Cards. Heck au.l Meal Tick7 . n'.Me Mates' Tickets for Labor, whLrffVrUer!' lf,fl with either of the wui oei.rouptly attended to. Weather nu.l Water. - xo weatuer yesterday was cloudy,: warm anu uecidedly moit l'r,,m,t eliowers prevailed all ni.ht uvi,,e. day, and yesterday at timeit'rnntSn... iug steadily and pretty heavily for on lsour, and wilh very short intervals. There is now a certainty of eoi water. Tho river rose 8 inches during the 21 hours endiDg at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Tho river is risinw at Cincinnati. ' Arriial-t anil JCarlnreu Tlie arrivals and departures up to 3 o'clock 3'csterday incluJe the Min nio, St. Louis to Cincinnati ; America, MemiihU to Cincinnati; Mollio Nor ton and Sallie V., Henderson lo re turn; Linton, from Kati,ort; OUic Sullivan, to Cannelton. ' ISonlM In. Among the first boats due here are the Cumberland, from Cairo; Pales tine, from Louisville; Argonaut No. 2, from New Orleans; Minneola, for Memphis; Cora S. and Littawanna, for New Orleans; Fanny Brandois and Charmer, ' from Cincinnati; Abeona and Camelia, for St. Louis. V..: ; . m lacellaneona. ' - Tho .public landing presented a more animated appearance yesterday morning than for several days past. The Minnie, America and Tennessee passed up with good trips The Linton arrived from, Eastport with a good crop of grain and miscel laneous freight. She leavea again this evening..... ...Next week ;tiie bam, Orr will resume her. place, thorough - ly repaired and in splendid condition, haying "been ; overhauled , under the personal "supervision of her distin guished commander, Captain Duncan luniself...v....The porters of the Henderson packets quarreled about some passengers yesterday morning and fell into the hands of the police, of Henderson. .They .were bailed out and are afloat again. ; Keep cool, gen tlemen, owners, commanders, porters and everybody else... The Charm er; Captain .. P. K. , IJaiclay, was announced to leave .Cincinnati on Wednesday evening lor this place,1 to plys a regular Saturday packet to Cincinnati. The Charmer is one of ,the: best etcrn-wheel boats on the river, and Capt,. Barclay is an cxperiepcod eteatuboatman and a clever iOTunne (;apfdair.2"?n tlTc" Kvansvilln and JtnnessOi; .Liver trade, as soon as business revives on that river, ho wiil leave here everj' Tuesday Capt. 1). M. Pryden, IT. H. " Inspector, commanding the II. S. Hiiagboat Pctrolia, writes from Smithland, undCr date of August IU, as follows: 'Wc are at work at tho chute bo tween the tow-head and the Kentucky ehore, at the foot of. Cumberland" Island, to open a way for steamers to pass up to Smithland, which will be accomplished by tho 1st ol' September. This will let steamboats with tows up lo tho mouth l" the Cumberland all the year round. There will be six inches more water up the chute than there is on Walker's Bar, thirty miles above. Wo havo at this time 41 feet. ; Wc have taken out fifteen snags in this chute. The shoal water is at the foot of the tow-head gravel and sand. Next week we will be at Stewart's Island, Kentucky, side chute..;, The upper end oi this ctiuto eau be improved with but little cxnense to the Government, which will throw all the eurreot. in lw water, down ' tho Kentucky side of the island. .. Jf; this improvement is not looked into soon, wc will Jose the entire Cumberland trade during low water seasons. Yours respectfully, - I). M. DrtYDEN. U. 8. Iusiector. On board steamer Petrolia, snag-boat, ; Ohio Jlivcr Improvement. Donts InvlaiC To-Oay. -iro. The proud Cumberlott.W , HowarJ. will ho the land, Capt. A,.. Cairo and all way regular packet evening- She ports at i o'clock thia r -ood passcnis a good boat, and , has Wrieht ger accommodations. Marion "mand Bruce.IlaDtcr are plever, acc. ' modating and polite. -. : ' jFob LouisyiLLK. The pretty stine,: Capt'X A.'T. Gilmore, will be the regular packet for' Louisville this evening. She has excellent cabin appointment. -..Her chief clerk is Mr Phil.? B. Branham, as clover a young gentleman as can bo found anywhere. i Dor .Henderson. -The beautiful. and fleet side-wheel eteamer Mollio Nortonleavca as usual, promptly at 1 vuivuv. tiiu evening, lor iicnaerson, having most elegant cabin accommodations and great "speed. Captain Charley ' 1 'erkins and the. Terry brothers, her "chief officers, are ac complished and accommodating gentlemen. The new and splendid, side-wheel steamer Sallio'.V, will. leave for Henderson" promptly at 1 P., M. to-day. She Ua beautiful little, boat, with nice ' cabin "appointments. Captain Moses Walle'ri commands, and Robert Hr.isliear w ner; uiorit. - jjoin aia clever and pleasant gentlemen,' ; ",. Foa, EASTi'OUT.r-The ay. lanton will leave for Eastport and all way ports on lenncssee ltiver at 4 o clock ihis. evening. - She is one of the best low-water, packets in these waters. Capt. Jas.. Dean , has charge this trip, as he had last, Capt. Duncan bring engaged in superintending the repairs of the Sam. -Orr. .Yal, Sorcnson is her popular clerk, . and is always courteous, attentive and obliging- We want to see the Linton go out as full as she can bo packed, as Capt. Allen D,uncan merits the largest patronage. Foe Memphis. The. Jean Line's splendid steamer Minneola, Captain W. B. Miller, will be in port to-day, en route to Memphis and all way Iorts. Sho is magnificently appointed. Billy Grubb is her excellent and

obMtfnclork. un.i h fll),i Caj.tatn Miller. give -i" c i,l ntteDti,,,, to the

comtort. oi j3sscn.eer. I'Oit Cairo Tho loautifal Tunny KraudcM in due io-'iiiy from Ciodn"I ua en route to VJi.ro and vs-.y landinp. Her ofiiecrs aro or-.r accomplished youti? citizens Caf-'ain Henry Miller and Kit I'.udJ. They will pivo every attention to pa eniyv and shijtpers. MfmouanijCM. Tho t ieatner ton, Waterloo to Kvansvillft, h it Waferloo Monday, th Tf h.at 1 i'.ji llivt r fallinc; 'A l'eet o;i (.'ol hurl's Shoal-t. Hth Paused T.ieiiuy, laid up iu tht fo, at Decalur Furnaee; met J,r wi ln at Jjodbetf.'rs littidiii!;; jussed Knu Claire at 1'oint Ma :ou. ;(h met A.Uakerat Uirmn ;;fon ; arrived at PaJneah at I a. Jf 1'onfs in port Klla llnirhs anl Wm. hi: ?: puse.l the tonhoat Painter at tSmithland : met the Cumhrlarsd at llahh'.-t woodyard: ilavantaml snaE'ltcat 1'etrolii at head oi' llurrieant 1 s!.v,il : unssd Alaska at Walkei's bar, waiting lor water: met Bapidan No. - at Mississippi Bend. 10th Pa-s.-d America and bars'e nf Vet Franklin: iiist harged LM.tsiO feet dressed tl joriii' at Henderson; arrived at F.vamvilie hi ii our, liluoz truit cans; Keruey 6c Harper, 2 bgj cotton, -t sks leathers, 1 bx genseng; Bagjn, Dickey A Carson 4 bxs glassware, 5 sks dried fruit, 2 ska feathers.ll pl.gj; Weldon, l.'ros. , t o, J0 sks corn, l. wheat, A sks feathers, 40 sks rag 1 bx bocswax '-' ville rotter, I'Jlijx & L'o, "J tales cotton. 1 lean I ii 4 from our i:clianxe. PlTTSBC'RO. The Commercial of Tuesday sa3-s : The marks on the Allpphenv indi cated five i'eet and swelling. There is ovir four feet on t llass lloue. The regular packets, however, will not re sume operations, being too early in the season. A recent English improvement in safety valves not only allows the escape of steam when the limit of pressure is reached, but when ttie water in tho boiler go's too low it opens a valve and Hoods the lires with water. ClN-CISTNATI. The Cmimrrci'ti of Wednesday says: ' The Gleaner left for .Madison yes terday." She will be dismantled and her machinery trarssiered to a new boat, lor Captain Adams Arkansas ltiver hue. It was rumored on the utrect last, evening, that Captain Yerkes, late of tho Bertha, had pureha-vJ the JNorman from Captain Pink Varble, iu Bouisville, yesterday, lor HMHH, tor tho Aikaosas Biver trade. The United States snag-boat (ien. 11. E. DeKnssy, wajjvQXkiW,' M oil foil, Mo , on the 1th. She had taken out several very I irge eottniiwootl snags in thi bend. Boat and ma chinery work well; have taken out of the Mishoun uivert .A snu.m, the total length of which i-s l-,!'.il ieet, or a little over right miles. LonisvlT.LK. The ,.. en oi Wednesday says : Captain Butler's tu'w boat made a trial trip ye.lenLiy, eoing up the river as far as Six mile Island. A heavy wind was blowing a-tern as she went up, whieh c ut oil her draught some a quality which sho .ias nor enough to s))are. Tito eonseiiueiiee was that .-lie diJn't make inueh steam, and therefore didn't run fast. But, on the buck trip, running iu the l'a-e l the wind stirred her lin s and ble-' came down at the rate ol' oi;;lit mile per hour, all her machinery working admirably. The Trad; Palace for that is her name is a serew propeller. with thirty feet beam, length over all one hundred and tlty-six J '.'', nnd depth of hold five mi1 one-halt ieet. She was built by he Howard l.rothcVs. of Jeflersonvilh-, a'-l her model is almoit perfect. ' St. Locis Tho Democrat of Wednesday says: Iliver rising slowly yesterday, but from what source was unknown. Six ieet water to Cairo. Slowly on the rise at Keokuk aud Dubuque. Lower Missouri falling, and upper stationary. Illinois unchaugnd. The Lower Ohio is. improving rapidly, and there will be large water below Cairo. Freight rather scarce for the Ohio, and the Maggie Ilnysis temporarily laid up, but tho J.eni Lti is announced as loading lor C.noiuuati. ltiver business generally is fair and improving. Passengers are numerous, betwocn this port aud Keokuk. 1 he accident to the Luminary may necesaiifito her losing one trip. lake -"-I opportunity of expressing our ... . rcgict at this accident. It is R; vowttpoa the young and ensiiicei. , -rners of the Luminary, a Irard t. wilJ ake up their tcrpri-ing o.. Wc trust they .- : losses speedily. JOHN IVIhSON, BRATS F00NDEH AND FINISHER, Steam aud lifts-I ipe ritter, Maiiuffloliirer nnd lv.iler in Stenni and WK'r Oaiigt s, KpHt-r ud ltal.hlll ilelalj and nil Ai tides iptrtuminto a Urns Foundry. STEAM COAT AM) GENKRAL BLACKSMIIIUN'G, Water Street, bet. rineand Leet. , , , ; KVANHS'lLLK, IN1. Cash paid for old Copper and lii Hs , rilALOX'S "1'APflIAS LOTION For BeaullOIng the Sfcin and Com. plf.xlon. . Uenioves all Knilnni, brecklci, Vu-t-H. AlOtll lilOfCl't-K, 1311, Cir., UIKI -Ul, IS llio skin afl, jair, wi For LJidlun lu the Nimeiy it is luvahiHhle. . For ocnuoiufn nm-r n.iavinjr It has no e1"t'inhian Ix.llou " is thft onlv .llHli!n rcn'ily lor Uifea.s's and lil. inines ot llm bKln. Iir I.ON"S "IMI'lIf AN- still'" f.r tho Toilet. Nursery. n I llmh. will n t ehai tho sliiu. 1'ru-e Z c.-nt, ih i- :il.f. "ITOB lR MAYO." A New Perfume for the Handkerchief. Kx(nil.Hilf, LHrlloalo. I :.i iii,' Frnr:tiu'f. fllALON A SON, New York. Bold by ail druiiaiKt. Ijsoly ROBERT SJIITfl, TJ ii cl o r t a k MAIN STKKET, bet. Fourth and Fifth KVAWSVIM.K, r.MiIn.H lust reeelvod a mw ilearse, the llnevt ever lu the elty. A Ian asirtiueiii ol Mt-lalllc Cas, faskein, huU t'orhut k.-it cuUMlaully on hand. l jv d .m.

Manifest Kap !,.r & SehnaekenUurg. O) cedar i.oms; (.'. v'i; helmi. :: beer keg,, 1 ale W;G. . Bliss & ('. Y bbla and IT, p0 -4 scrai, j,.021 ; j. Pusouehct & Co. 1 1. .1.. i ij.i

wheat, jyjsks eorn: u. Nthlack & Co, l."() sks corn ; Preston & Menifee, hi' bbl whisky; Thos. Scantlin & Son, 1 bx tinware, lie-shipment to Louis