Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 15 September 1868 — Page 4

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UOINU NORTH. Leave Arrive. Arrive. A M V COMINU SOOTH. , Arrlv Terra Haute and Indiaaisclls. FROM TKKRK HAUTE. ' Leave. Arrive. - 10:25 I S:35ABt Express. ! a m 1 10 -50 a m J4'1 "Ls:l&PMj 4:00pm mJZT4:50 fmUi;(0ik OMo aai Mississippi Railroad. FROM VINCENNES. Depart. ... 5 :.' pm Iia.il Westward ....... Wall East Wirrl. iprm- East ward Jinn-ess Westward.. . 3:13 I'M wstn pat ... 2:15 AM oTPiunniT USES. To Louts vilt.f.. Every Monday and Bin.ov at in .' clock: a.m. Everv Tuesday. 'Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at S cv lock p. sc. - " . . Tn CAino Dally, except Sunday, at 5 To Ortrf.- Rivfp.. Every Wednesday and Satnrdvr at 6 o'clock P. M. F.very inn,ii.ir ami Tlii rati a v at tt o'clock P.M. To Kabtvort. Every Tuesday and Every Tuesday . M. Friday at o'clock p. m. TO HENDERSONDally, except Sundays, 5 nV!(r!r i M. To If A3HVH.LE Every Thursday at fonr . in. To Memphis Semi-weekly. Roekportvtap (via Newbnrgh and Boonvllle.) carrying t he mail, leaves at 7 A. v.. ort .mobusjtk, vyeunei-uays ana r nyjj i Fridays. Arrives by 7 p. M.t Tuesdays, Thursdays New Harmony Mail Stage leave Mondays and Kridays at 7 A. M. Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays by i p. m. ' - Mt, Vernon Mall Stage leaves daily (ex eept Sundays! at 7 a. m. Arrive dally (ex eeot Snndavsi bv 2 p. m To NKWBUKOHacz dally (except day,) from the Merchant's Hotel, o'clock P. M. TUESDAY. ... .SEPTEMBER 15, 1868. CITY NEWS. Maine. Have you heard from Maine? That was the question asked anxiously by Democrats last night. Philharmonic The Philharmonic Society meet at Philharmonic Hall at 7i o'clock to-night. Wanted. A good girl to work in the Journal Book Bindery; one who understands the business preferred. Races To-Pay. There will bo two races at'the Fairgrounds to day, com mencing at 2 p.m. There will also be" races each day during the Fair. ? ' Arrest-?. Two or three men were arrested yesterday evening ou cliargo of ordinary drunks. They will have a hearing to-day. - Goon Roads The work of paving the road beyond Pigeon Creek is progressing. Tho work ia 'completed nearly to the Bellevue, and makes a solid road and looks exceedingly well. Finishing Up. Workmen are engaged in putting the coping on the massive brick abutment at tho mouth of the Seventh Avenue sewer. The work looks very substantial. Grant Cavalry. The Young Men's Grant Cavalry will meet at Turner Hall on Wednesday night of this week A full attendance of all the members is desired. ' ' ' Entries. All stock and articles designed for exhibition at the Fair, must be entered on the first and second days, and must remain on the ground. Persona having articles for exhibition will please take notice. m i i Base Ball, The, base ball dubs will play at the Fair Grounds on Wednesday. Two large premiums are offered. The games on Wednesday will commence at 9 o'clock A, M.Tne games will no doubt be quite exciting. The announcement ; of the time of commencement will ba made from day to day. Discharged. Ed. Malone.who was a few dayB ago sent to jail on charge of larceny, was taken out yesterday on a writ of habeas corpus, and taken before Judge Johnson. No witnesses appearing against him, he was discharged from custody, and ia now at 'large. ' ..' . j Court op Common PleasI The only case or" importance, in fact the only case, except that mentioned elsewhere, heard before the Court of Common Pleas yesterday was the case of the Evansville National Bank vs. Levi Cox and others a mortgage . ca3e, not important to the public. Gored by a Cow. Yesterday evening as a little son of. Mr. John. Wile was playing, on Mulberry Streot, between Third and Fourth , Streets, he was attacked by a cow and gored, being thrown in the air two or three times! He received a slight injury in the abdomen, which is noS thought to be of a dangerous character, however. A gentleman went to his assistance and saved him from i death perhaps. It was a fortunate escape.' ' : , , Evansville National Bank. By reference to the commercial column it will be seen that the Cashiership in the Evansville National Bank, for some months vacant, has been filled by the appointment thereto of John G. Kennedy, Esi. ' Mr. Kennedy is a gentleman of - character, fine business qualifications, and good experience in banking, and hia selection ia one which must prove highly advantageous to the institution to which he has been called. Alp. Burnett and the Library Association. Everybody who desires to see the Evansville Library Association prosper; ' every one who lovea rational fun, and appreciates genius, win purchase a ticket to Alf. Lurnett's entertainment to-night at .thL?PP,7lI.Use- Alf- Burnett, ia Bights, Tuesi:;1 trwcdrotr two the good of the fiarl frSJ-ay: t.. iuu UOUI 1 ucamPy repaid

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ille library Ao u .oo are glad to announce among tne late lists of hooks just added to !.ne brary the followang: "Mill on woerty," and rnacipi j "''" Economy, by Jonn otewart -im , " Historv of a Moath Full of Bread, by that charming Trench scholar and author Jean Mace; " Spanish Gypsy, by George Elliott; "Norwood," by Beeeher; "Foul Play,", by Iteade; " Moonstone, by Wukie Collins; "Nathan the Wise, a translation from the German a . work which is being very extensively Tead, and with much interest. Qaite ah extensive and very fair criticism of this work may be found in a recent number of "Putnam. If the friends . of the Library will give the needful help just cow the Directors promise to give them a fresh supply ot the latest popular works as rapidly a3 they are issued. ' ''. . k-: Southwestern District T air. Final preparRtions were made yesterday for the opening of the Southwestern District Fair to-day, under the most favorable auspices Already we note a number of strangers in the city to contribute1 to the interest of the occasion. ' To-day will be devoted to the perfecting of entries and the arrangement of articles,' and to-morrow the Fair will be fully under way, The weather promises to be fair,' and we have no doubt the attendance will be large. The Railroad Company will famish every facility for visiting the grounds convenientlyand cheaply', and all needful arrangements have been made for the - accommodation and entertainment of visitors. Go every one. "r ? Befoee Esq. Walker. Yesterday a warrant was issued by Esq. Walker against Anson Warner on a charge of mortally wounamg Charles W . Long. Warner was not able to appear, hence the case was continued An affidavit was s filed with Esq. Walker against Louta Folts, charging him with shooting at Peter jSpcckt with intent to kill. . An affidavit was also filed agaisst Auguat Claushide, charging that he stabbed and mortally wounded Anson Warner. The cases were all continu cd, and will he heard as .soon as pos siblc. . Claushide was released on bail, yesterday evening, to appear to day. r "... - : ' . .;:: Recorder's Court. Nick Sorsiner appeared before the Recorder on a charge of drunkenness yesterday, tor which, in fine and cost, he was. charg ed 45. . ; , ; ...r, :; Kate Winters, on charge of drunk enness, was charged $5 C5, which she paid. Harriet Hardin, on a similar charge,, answered, and ! had $5 C5 charged to her account, which she paid and went on her way rejoicing. Catharine, McGraw, on a charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct. was taxed in fine and cost $5 Go. Not having the cash to liquidate the claim, she was sent to the lock-up. Al. MoAlister and wife, on a charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct, were each fined and costed, the one in the sum of $6 25, and the other $7 25. It will probably teach them a lesson for the future. ; . . The Affair at Bellevue. The shooting and cutting affair at Bellevue on Sunday evening, proves to have been quite a serious one. !Mr. Charles W. Long was shot, as before stated in this paper,'" and no doubt mortally wounded, j ..Anson Warner was cut dangerously, and it ia thought he cannot live; indeed, it was. report ed on the fctreet yesterday evening that he was dead, but the report was premature. No hopes were entertained, of his or Long's recovery yesterday evening. , It was indeed an unfortunate . affair. A legal . investigation will take place as soon as it can be had. Until then it will be prudent to make no comments. - Another Runaway. A horse and buggy went dashing up Main Street yesterday evening at a frightful speed, and to the consternation of the multitudes of people wtio thronged the sidewalks. The horses attempted to turn onto Third Street,, but the buggy flew over, and . the momentum carrfed the horse . with; fearful force against the corner, of Bridwell's drug store, knocking him off his feet. He immediately got to his ftet again, and was on the point of starting off again, when he . .was secured. Strangely enough, the buggy did not- seem to be in the least damaged. ,We could not ascertain where the horse started from, or, if any one had been ia the buggy; but we presume not, as, these runaways are generally the results of leaving horse3 standing loose on the streets, a habit that, should be sup pressed. A . . . Fine Grain Warehouse. Messrs. Brandeis & Crawford have erected a fine grain : warehouse in Independence, a square this side' of the Marine Hospital, where they design stor ing wheat and other grain as received from the surrounding country. I Rev G W. Moore has charge of the estab lishment. , It ia , very . conveniently arranged. i ... -;, . !;.,, . - ; ' Small Squads. A small squad of Second and Third Ward Democrats met at the Third Street Engine House last night. The squads were doctored (?) up, but could not, for all that, make a respectable appearance as far a numbers were conoern.ed.. It is a remarkable fact that an unusually large number of Doctors (?) ar found in the Democratic xanks this year.. The result will most unquestionably be the death of the party. The party needs emetic, physic &c,. All hail, Doctors (?) Bully for them.

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we pen that cn SvitrViu eyf-nincr a number of youug gentlemen met at the Council Room, and perfected the organization of a Democratic Campaign Club," and tliat on KanJay evening at Daumstadfc, in -Scott Township, a Seymour and Blari fvole wis raisedThe work." adds this paper, " goes bravely on." Of course it does. Bully for the man who announces the Hun.Tnu wnrlr" of - the Democrats. It doeth " 'the cause much good. It doeth! a . The Fair Grounds. The Fair grounds were never in better condi tion than at , present. 'Iney nave been thoroughly policed, and are per fect!? clean in all their parts. The Fair will, no doubt prove one of the most" attractive ever held at the ground's in this county- If yoa want to have a day of real enjoyment, uo not fail to attend the Fair to-day. The management have spared no pains to make all comfortable, and we feel satisfied that it' will ; prove the most attractive one presented in this county. Funeral. The funeral of J ohn Egler will take'place this morning at 9 o'clock, from' the corner of Main and Sixth Streets. He was sent to the city in a neat coffin, and will be buried at 9 a.mv, in accordance with the notiee; elsewhere, i The friends of the family are invited to attend. Council Proceedings. . - - . - CorNOi. Chamber. J Evansville, September 14, 1S68. Council met pursuant to adjourn ment. Present tiis Honor tne Mayor, and Councitmen Joaes.'Blemker, Steele, Stockfletb, Schreiber, Reitz, Kolle and Meeker. . ' " The minutes of the. previous meeting were read and approved,' . after which the' following bilLs -were allowed and ordered paid : '" Fred. Trymonth, fireman..... ...... -.5 14 00 Frank Zlegenhagen, nreinan H w George Bingham on account ot (iam A Hireet sewer..- ...... Tl 62 J. Ttrunnr. nisrat watchman W C. Bauer, fireman -- Ci. H. Sunntag A Co., sandr:es.28 00 5 ; 4 25 u js. ". i . . :! . . ' ... ... 4 00 . Thoa. BnlleD, hanling ffre engine.-... 50 00 Christ. UermMi, flreto:u.. 14 00 Tlios. Mefrttat, hauliua ttre anitine 7a tiO Healy & Isaac, blank books and. printing, (allowed by rtunctlpn or 15 per cent.) . ISO 00 James Ennls and others, work on Third Street and Seventh Avenue - sewer 52 00 Matthew Mcluneray, for work on.. . sewer ..... ...... ; 3 CO Dr.' t;sseloerry, Secretai-y of Board of Health... 50 CO Geo. B. oennis, Messenger of Boiird w of Health .v.. i... 14 00 John Lanb.fenclnand posts 454 75 Police bill. 30 Mrs. Eggleston, lor trees planted by her hulnd - 15 13 Tflch. Iliechart, work oiiHlreets 274 5U Jacob Mchowner, for work on streets 'SM 7." K. B. Martin, Mftrnhal.... SI ttl The bill of V,W.!li: Klusmaa for work in superintending work on Third Street and Seventh Avenue sewer, was reierrea to a special committee, consisting of Stoekfleth and Schreiber. The Mayor, on the part of the com mittee to examine the work done on Franklin Street sewer, reported that he bo allowed the sum of $1,897, bal ance due him. Report agreed to. . Thccornmitten oa damages claimed by Eugene Kapler, reported that the sidewalk about that property was too low. The report, was received and ordered nied The - committee ' on contract for furnishing grates to the city, reported that it had been awarded to Rcitz & Haney at 8 cents per pound. The report was received and approved Alonis Eekart tendered his resigna tion as policeman, which was received and ordered Sled. The bond of Pat. Burke wis received, approved and ordered filed. T. Nathan was granted license of class iMo. 2, to sell clothipg, to pay if2 per day lor such privilege. 1 - John Rudely was allowed $25 for damage done Lis property in the open ing out of First Street.. . Several persons wero then granted license to retail spirituous liquors. Wi P. Hargravo presented a . petition asking that lots Nos. 15 and 16. Isabella Place, be filled, and stated that the lot3 were now covered with water. The petition was referred to a Committee on .Nuisances. - A Detition from Aujnlst Grimaceclaiinieg damages done his property 1 x. . ' lx- -.. ' oy wjit, was reierreu w a committee consisting of Mesker arid Bleuiker. A communication from Mrs. M. A. Ross, in which she claimed damages to the amount of S300, done her tronerty by an overflow, cf . water, was re-s terred ta a. special committee. . - A communication from B. F. Gatch, in which he claimed damages to the amount of $400, done his property by the overflow of. water on Saturday last, was also referred to a. special committee. A communication from Ed. Dracos. asking to be reimbursed for damages done . his property by overflow of water,was also relerred to a committee consisting of Jones and Steele. ' ; A petition from the Publie Hall Company, asking that the .taxes on the improvement of the Opera House be remitted, and that the license also be remitted,. was referred to a special committee of Jones and Steele. A petition signed by a large number of coal oil dealers, asking that the ordinance relative to the sale of that article be repealed, was read, and on that quitea discussion aros between Dr. Keller and Dr. Cloud; Dr. Keller opposing the repeal of the ordinance, and Dr. Cloud favoring it. Referred to a special commitfee, consisting of Blemker, Steele and lteitz. Mr. Chandler asked, on the part of the gas company the privilege of-tarpmg the- Third Street sewer near jibe gas works, whichprivilege was granted. ' J; P Welborn, on the -part of the citizens in the neighborhood of the negro school house, asked lor a report of the committee. Mr. Kfooi from - that committee, answered that the matter was under consideration, but the committee had not yet been able to make the report.' The "committee was granted further time. On motion, it was ordered that a sidewalk of class No. 2 be built on Washington Street, southwest side; between Seventh and Eleventh. Ordered, that a sidewalk of class No. 2 be built on the southwest side of Fifth Street, from ChPsrrmt tn Oak Streets. " Ordered, that a sidpw.ilt.- nf No. 2 be built on west aid nf K--n,i Avenue, between Seventh and Eighth Streets. Charles bmith was granted privi lege to tap thebeventh Street Sewer near 'his place, of business on Main Street.'.' : . - "- , The resignation ot li. W. n-nsn-i. as Inspector of Coal Oil, was tendered and accepted. Mr. Wm. Bedlord asicea the grad ing of Gum Street, between Ninth and Tenth Streets. On motion, the grading of that street was ordered.

Bids wt-r then opened for the nn.l r.ftviiiffol' the alley flun-

ated l-etween Fifth Avenue and Fulton Avenue, and First and Secon: h'tree?,. The contract was awaw;u to David Langham, at e per cuui; yard for grading, and $1 35 per square yard for paving- . ' On motion, it was-ordered that lur. Miller be notified to fill the cistern on ihe corner of Eighth and Locust Streets, which had caved in, . After some miscellaneous business, cot important, the Council adjourned. Keep the Camp Fires Burning. 5 First Ward Meeting To-Alght. The Republicans of the First Ward will hold a meeting at McJohnston's store, corner of Eight and Chestnut Streets, to-night at 7i o'clock. There will be speaking by several Republican orators. The public generally are invited. Let there be a full turn out of Grant Guards- and citizens. . . . -, " ' Champiok Ball and Belt. We saw vfisterdav the champion ball and belt won by the Evansville Base Ball Club at the Posey County Fair last week. The ball is of pure silverhollow, of course and valued at f 20. The belt is highly beautiful, and will be proudly worn by the captain of the Evansville Club. : - ' A Disqustino Sight. We saw two women j disgustingly drunk being hauled to the calaboose on a dray. We did not take the trouble to inquire who they were, and where they were from. " . - 2' ' Amusements. , ; Evansville Opera House Openino Night A Grand Sue ces8. We are gratified to announce that the opening of the dramatic sea eon at the Evansville Opera. House last night was a complete success The audience was quite large, and composed the elite of the city. The parouotte and dress circle were fully two-thirds full, with a large number in tho family circle and gallery. Th play was mounted in most elegant stylo-both: in scenery and costumes The leading characters, by Mr. Gott hold as Richelieu and Miss" Rick cords a Julia De Mortimer, were very well sustained. . Many passages of Richelieu, were rendered with superior force and ability, and brought down the house with warm applause. Mr. Gotthold could, how everi improve, we, think, on the make up of his personal appearance. His face was a little too plain to his fami liar friends. Miss Rickcords wa3 mo3t charming in her style ; and action. Her voice at times was rather weak. but in relating to Richelieu her in terview with the King, she rose abso lutely to the sublime, and' again in her scorn and defiance of Baradas She cannot fail to become a favorite with theatre goers. Mr. Cooper filled the place of another as the Chevclier De Mauprat, and while his acting was good and his voice fair, he appeared rather light for tho rU. Mr. C. F. Buck, as Louis XIII, while display ing fair talent, was hardly suited to the role. The characters of Francois, by Miss 1 Georgia Lopez, and Marion De Lorme, by Mis3 Mary E. Bryer were very favorably received, little more vivacity in the style of the ambitious page would have added to the piquency of the role. Count Do Baradas was very fairly represented after the first act. Taken as t whole, the play was admirably pre sented, and was received with very genera! satisfaction. Before the. last act Mr,, Gotthold ,waa called before the. drop curtain and made a very suggestive speech. After thanking the audience for their attendance and the compliment shown him and his corps dramattqne, he gave the assurance that the company would do their duty if the communi ty would do its.: His remarks were received with manifest approbation f We congratulate the lovers f- the drama in this city on having secured a corps of artists superior in every particular to any that has ever ap peared upon an Evansville stage The. entire company gave token of good principle as well as good cul ture, and we are certain that it is the aim of the lessee and man ager, Mr. ? Gotthold, to , elevate the character of the dramatic representa tions in his eity. We hope our peo ple will liberally sustain him in his efforts. .To-night and to-morrow night the Opera House will be occupied by the great mimic and carrieaturist, Alf. Burnett, and on Thursday night "Richelieu " will be repeated, with an unequaled cast of charcters. JOHN IVLNSON, BRASS FOUNDER AND FINISHER, Btcam and Gas-Plpe Fitter, Manufacturer and Dealer In Steam and mr uauk-ea, t-peiier and Wabbltt iut-uti, uu an Articles apperMuuiis hi u. jjcass s ounury. STEAMBOAT AND GENERAL - BLACK . , SSIT21IXG, . t. Water Street, bet. Fine and Lcet. EVAJfSVILLE, IND Cash paid for old Copper and Brass Se. oiibi:rt ce,. No. si North fiMT btrm l -Will be pleased to see all their old easto " ers. and as many new ones as will favor them with a. call. A full -.sHorim-nt of -Ciroceriea, etc, always on hand, and for .me ei iuv iuWBt J.eb prices. "AKents for Stafford Mills (Alabama) Cotton Yarns, at manufacturer' prtees. We unll give special indueemenU to all thou buying for CASH. locS

X.OGAI NOTICES.

Millinery. New Fall styles of Bonnet and Hats, just receive! at the New York Millinery Store, No. 8 Sorith Second Street. sep!5 It . I have just received a full and elegant stock of fall and winter goods, which will be made np in the latest and most fashionable style. Have also a large and complete stock of furnishing goods.' "Quick sales and small profits " is my motto. JonN H. ScnsicHTE, Fashionable Merchant Tailor, No. 50 Mam Street, Evansville; Ind. sepll lw . The Happiest Man in Town. Our artistic friend. McGrew, well known a one of the heads of the pro fesnon, No. 7 - West Firet Street, is again alone in business, and with the. service of the best talent in the country, he will be enabled to do full justice to his friends and customers. Give him a call. sell tf Attention; fielinqaeats. Delinquent taxpayers are notified itat if they do not come forward and pay up, on or before the 1st of October next, the six per cent, will then be added. . , . 4 - Fred Lunkenheimer, ' se8 d6t Treasurer.'.:' EGLER. At Indianapolis, on Saturday, the 12th insU, Jobs Kgi-kb, aged SO years, 8 months, and 17 days. The reraa.ns of the deceased arrived here by express last nightand the funeral will take place this (Tuesday) morning, 15th Inst., at 9 o'clock, from the corner of Main and Sixt h Streets. Friends of the family are invited to attend. . v.. ,r . NEW ABYEHIISEHEm J. C. ntrSOUCHKT. , .y T. . UtTSOCCHET. 1 j.a Dus6ucBiT!& m, : COTTOJf FACTORS, Produce and Provision ; Mercliaiits30 JfOKTII WATEB STREET, EVANSVILLE, IND. Orders and consignments solicited, selodtf - HJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES, that i jt.-m iuo uuuera jjueo, ASMjues oi iue estate of Bkisjamim H. HKKxso;,Bankrupt, will sel at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court-Imune door in ths ct'.y of KvantnUle, on Batukbav, epTKJtntB 19th, imm, between the hours of ten o'clock a.m. and 4 o'clock: v m. of said day, in pursuance of an order of the Dls trict Court of the United Hiaies lor the District of Indiana; certain claims belonglor Lite ing to said estate, spec! fled in detail. , too numerou to be amounting in nominal of ltiree thousand nd value to the u m of fllty dollai-sttS.OoO). Said claims are upon sundry persons, the larger number of whom live in Daviess Couotj, Btate of J iMES H. McNKELY, Assignee, Evansville, Indiana, Hept. it, 1808. Notice. ttrnEBEAS, John g. Weiier, late of 186 Awn Whereas, Reports are In circutaou that said Joun i. Weller left a will in tloa that said Jouuti. Weiler lea a will ia the hands of some person unknown to the unaersignea; fiolice is hereby oiven to any nerson hav ing suclr Will (11 any such there beltofi'e said will la the office of the Cleric of th Court of Uotmaon Pleas of said -county of Vanderbursn. that the acne mav be dulv admit ed to probate aod the provisions of saiu wm carweu lnio enent . OEORtJE I.. BAYRRi Administrator of the estate of John G. Alex. C. Dunald. Attorney. September 11, lbm. - sel5w3t Letters of Administration. TVTOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEK. that Xr4 the undersigned has taken out letters oc aaministration on Uie estate ot Jonn u. Weller. late of Vanderburgh County, de cease a. Haia esxaie is solvent. OEOllOK L. BAYER. Atlm'r. A. C. DoNAto. A ttorne v. - September 14, lt'U8. se!5 w3t YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE Will open its Twenty-fifth Session SEP TEMBER 15th. Its Board oflnstructors, and facilities for a thorongh comse of education, are unri valed by any similar school in the country For catalogues or Information address . I. H. WHITE, t 25 West Fourth Street, au22 dim Cincinnati. Ohio. IorlJoof s and fihocs, ' 3fo. 35 MAIlf SIBEST -! nriHE UNEKSIEI) !IA4 RE- J A ceived a large sroclc of BOOTS and ati.vtL.-i, wnicn ue sens ( VERY LOW. 1 Call and see for yoarselvea. , , " ! JOHN J. BEYER," selO dim Successor to F. M. Bellman. U. C. COLLEGE. rTUTE FAIX TEKJI of TJbio? CrbisJL uas Collfok will oomioeDco Wednes day, September lbin, laus. This young and flourishing Institution is now prepared m corapeie wnn any uot leee or university iu Hie West. Its en dowment fund has been increased to more than fl00,(XK; an ami le Faculty has been appointed; Commercial and Music depart- . . . . ,,.i,..t ........ . . . i . care of a competent and experienced liuuhori and everv facility nrovlded tnr I doing nilt-cjaHS wort Ioquj geDuemeu hhu jauies, irom mr and nn.r. mav rest assured that no better opportonnv loroDimniDganAUAUt.Mii;. BLINES,CIENT1FHT; or CLAHHU : AL KDTJCATION can be loutiu in the West than will be furnished at Merom. For further information send for a circu lar. Address either ol tne undersigned THOMAS HUL1I !;-, ATesiueiit. THOMAS KEARN.s secretary. Merom. Indiana, Sept. 1, 136ti. seS dlw, w2t t HAVE -IC!fr OPF.XEO THE f largest, finest, and best assorted I stoctc of WHITE GOODS ever brought to Evansville. The ladies of this eitv have ions felt the need of a first-class White Goods Honse, and In order to supply the demand we are just opening a neauuiui siock oi EMBROIDERIES,--UAN"OIERCIIIEFS, MEN'S, WOMEN'S, akd CHILDREN'S HOSIERY,; AND FANOY NOTIONS, i Onr oricef" will be as low as the om cla.sa of goods can be bought in New York. For FINK, FRESH GOODS, NKW STYLES, and OREATs BARGAINS, call at - . . --r v ? : .. , E. A. COOKE & CO.'S, v No.,10 FIRST STREET.; Nearly opposite the New Opera House. aul8 d3m " SIATTHKW DALZELL, Wholesale Dealer In Groceries, Nails, Whits Lead, Lime, Ko. 18 Water Street. declOdly EVAKSVTX.1,1. Iwn.

WW vaBaeronrgnconnty. deceased, and 2P.M.; White, 1'aducah racket. 2 P. formerly of Gibson Com ty, both in the . Unvhea Ml,0ill0 or 'yatnVn ; Btau of indiatn. died in kui county of M- fioehes, iNashville and return, 3 Vanderbuncu on the 23th dav of AuKuat. . P M. : i'eorta UitV--St.-.XiBi- -AsNew

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.for otter Rivr Items ire Third I'ayn.

The river continued to ri.se last mght at a rate unprecedented, having risen fully four feet yesterday in dayht -The only additional arrivals np to midnight -were- the Jamea Gray, from Green River; and the Armada, from Cairo."-.....The Henderson packets ' and' the Quickstep for Cairo departed, the. latter with a splendid trip.....Tbe Jlinyoung arrived here yesterday afternoon," having landed the excelsior Wharf-boat safely :a't Smithladf "The Minyou-osf handled i her f with "1 the SI utmost ; ease, notwithstanding she met ome ; severe wi d ds. 4 .v. -.. u Pre s. Byrne, of ClarkVvi'lfe ' and . ? &is dogare id the 'city prJspecting. ! A. H. Carding of, Maripn, Kyf, p also loitering about the cityf He is hunki dorir.w.,.The fnerchaota: of the city have presented Captain -.Duncan, ?of the Sam. Orr, with a magnificent fiagr which will hereafter floaf 'irori the jackstaff of that popular steamer as a token of the high regard; in "whica Captaint Duncari, in his, efforts to build up the trade of the" cityis held. Captain Duncan fully appreciates the compliment, and . returns Jus sincere thanks to hiatfriends- "NVone man has . brought more trade ,te the city than Captain Allen Duncan. Long may he, .wave....-..Tbe JSam- Orr resumes 'her place in', the ITennessee River on Friday next.... ........ The grand Armada arrived at 9 o'clock last night with a fair trip...... The "James Gray arrived-from Green River with fair cargo. "She made a short trip, and leaves again- ' to-mor-row.-.i.The Argonaatr Ifo. 2, ovef due, had not af rived at' midnight.!.... The' J, P. Webb ia advertised tq leave Cincinnati this t evening, and the Charmer on Wednesday. . . . ; 4 , , River Dispatches. 5 PlTTsirtJaa Sept. -14. "Weather cloar and cool. River 8 feet G inches, nnd Tiaintr. i ' LouisvrLLtt," September li. The river is rising,, with, Hi feet in the canal. Weather clear and pleasant."' Cairo, September 14. ArrivalsArmada, Evansville and return,, at or.,M.; Milbrey, Louisville nand re1 . r - 1 t 't 1 lu,r,n. ranny iiranuies, A-OUlifJ villeaod return, 9 P. M.; Julia, VicksV,nrr to St T.rrnia ' 1 ' A r A Itrm V?rS . Ot. AiOUlS, 1 A. M. , Alton, naut, Memphis to Cincinnati, C A. m. ; Belle -Vernon. St. Jouis, to .Ciecianati, 8 a. m.; Camefia, Pittsburgh to St. Louis, 9 A. M,;S$mrBrpwn, Cairo to'Piftsburgh, 9 X. M, ; Continental, iNew Urlcaas to ,ct .ijQuis,,'! P. M, Magenta, St. Lonis to New Orleans, Orleans, 4 p, M.; Tennessee, LouisI ville to Cairo, b P. - M.; Kellogg, bt,. Jjoms to JNew Urleana. 0 P. M. Ihe rivt r rose 8 inches to-day. Weather clear. ; . , . w . . . ,. - . ..... ! STEAMBOATS. REGULAR EVANSVILLE AND EASTi . . i PORT JPACKtT; ,.' The finely appointed steamer I Lt?te--?J-.I, Davy. Muster j -i.M-i mm-mJir- - -, - j p ;-eii clerk. It' a ves for Eastoort and all Tennesne River way landings, as a regular Tuesdaypecaet. on xuh:hiaic, tsept. jtrn.ai4 p.m. For freight or passage apply on board. sou i2t ,.; FOR CINCINNATI. , " -1 The spieftrnd si earner' - i --; FANNY JB HAN DEIS. t rsfSft-yTTenrv Mill--. Masfer; - f &0m.MmM Kltt Rndi Kltt Rndd, Clerk, -tnd all way ports on WEDN18DAY, September ltftb, at 10 a.m. For freight or passage apply on board. or to W. O. BROWN & CO., or C. R. IttiUiJ, seljd2t i . ; 'Agents. FOR CLARKSVILLE. . j The elegant low-water steamec ' tyj. Ham. Throop, Master: ! Goo. ThrooD. I lierk. Leaves for Clsrksvllle and all wy land ings THla DAY. Tuesday. Sept. 15lh. at For freight or passage apply on board, or to j. it. k, u iiu, i It FOR OWENSBORO, CANN ELTON AND LOCirf VILLE. , w A s i-eu The magnl3een"8tehter J f 'A ! J!A.T. GUtnore, Maxter: ! fiitaSa - ? PhiJ. B. Branhsm, Clerk, W ill leave for Louisville and all way ports j i-i in ija y, -rneaaay, tsept. l&tn, at p.m. Forfreigh tor pa-wage apply on board, or to It Agents. FDR CANN ELTON : t '. I The flne.'fleet steamer ; ' '.. tartm. mvi I Jen kin T. Hugo, Master; m -- Wm. Steinbrldge, Clerk, - Leaves for the above and ail interna ed late V, rts THIS DAY, Tac aesd ay, BepSJ liUi, at (o'clock a.m. 'm--,:.1'4 For freight or passage apply or io t . - Agent, a OHIO i FEMALE COLLEGE COLLEGE II1LL,' ITEAU CnrCl!T5ATI- ' .- "- - ' - nuv. r. j. tJUHi, v.u.f jrresiaeni, .- rftPENS ITS TWENTIETH XDCCAJf tional year-on 1h Kth ot September next. Best of teaehers -engaged for all , branohes. Rare onnortanltles offered for tinisninfrrn Music. Painting, and the Moilein language). Special attention given to jiii.vsuai cuuure. .iieauuiui DuitaigH ana ironuds aflord the attraction of a Saperior home. --.--.., --. ; . . ii . ,i ' "Prlcos ranch reduced, making the College the cheapest, for. lis incomes, to be found In the West. . . 'Arpllcatfonsforfnrtriflr' InformaUoT-.or.l, loraamtssion. to oe made to the President. "DEUTTSTS. DR. I. HAAS 4 " . i" S ' Over First National Bank, Corner Main and first Streets. MAjrCFACTITEEB OP COSTIN ouh Gam Work. Gold. Silver. Vi CONTINtk. Silver, Vul. ua (jam Worlc, Go e. Coral ite. and Ambei carte, Coralite, and Amber Plates, Carve4 Work, ArUncia'- Palates, &c. ADMINISTRATOR of Nitfona I fVr M (an excellent and safe aaajsthetic), Chh roform, Ether, and also several local pax lyzers. , NEURALGIC AffeeUons treated r t MY FACILITIES ara an cmvl &nH rr establishment as large (consisting of Fit i rooms) as any in the United States, - . 1 RETURN MY THANKS for tha as.'.1 tensive patronage received during the pat KIOHT YEAKri. mchla STEAMBOAT AQEIIT. . .. --AND f a--fll : ' ' Special Asent fof the Baltlmoro & Ohio uauroaa, my21-tX" ' VAF8Viw-, Afli.

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!5 P..,ii J ."- .SB. a i-.lt!-,!!-,-i'iu:.y-t ur: 2. ! -" -e v s , c. .'i (S: ' 3 ... a" :', i- a.s; . sr. s- - - i l C ' ' S. bn.:.. ,rS; i r"l . uiox wi2r hVi'vm O b - J lm Jk to f.i ,a..i.ir .-saw. . J. j-'Q--,f. w .5o ss f CO n h'if i.tn"ZLT u -Iral'i 5 S -r5--' so' n ,2 - Ui "".'it i.i Id d ... a , 1 ii c. j,1 t e -'. ' ' " Si OS ,4 r-- , r-' . f : J L I '"'ta .'I ' . jj f !' "' - " ... 1 I i .. c ; " o.t iv, i-fe.- . ft O x ji J 2jk. w'j'i ; ' :yi i'j':-ii-. Jt-.niu.i.'ii. , .! I 1 - - - i S-,, f 5 ' , t.i: ; CrcseentCltr Varclsli factor A Oi L1 1 u mnrrn r -n rr , , ; r ...f .ryiM-tuUAJA,J- wn JMPnifTF'TfV H T f IT if nn 4 r u - Ana Mannfacturers of -- ' OrncBAirB WAKBHotSH: Comer Hixt 1,1 aiuf WalnntHtrAetti. : - i . Factory? panal Street, opposite Ellis n .. Mills, ... . - , . fyfdff EVANM II.I.E. IBTIK ,- ,JISCHES BITTER,: Mer cli an t KVsx i I ors . 1. 1 ... .- . xihn. K0. 3 First StreeV , - Next door to Ixrwry-dk Oos hank, .iivANsvxi.LE, ind. ; lmir'As fine stoc of imported Goods always on hand. . . Satisfaction in all easos guaranteed. an2idt .(. .. ; - ; i u -.. -- .tjbobsrt siiiTH, " ; TJu d o r t , k p r, , ! MIAUf STREET, bet. Fourth and Fifth ;'uvkr','H A AWVI.1W, ""' ; Has just received a new. tfuarse.'the" finest --. r in the city.: A large assortment of Metallic CaaeM Carets, and CoCins kept eonstantiyon hand. - Jv d3m FrcsH; Qptcrs t-Frc3!i-0jsters 1 XTAV,Sa EEV APPOIKTED sole JUL -Akww far, Piatt Co. 'a 4le"m lialtiinore Oysters, we wlU be Drenn rul tn furnish Hotell Saloons, Stoimbcuf and Families wi n a good artloia at i low figures as any bouse in tha cltv VrCKEHY B&OS., 73 Main B.

J I !,p l,fis, I I - , I V 3 I'ViA 1 1 4 1 .t I. ('.' ilt I t ' ' J lor h i o.j, k i.i-;,t 'it i i i . ,'lm !-li, i . c ci -. ci. ii. : 1Imp; :or It , i . - , r i 1 riquire of tuir.ii,,,,. A 1st ' u ,i, .i t i.ir.i.i A t.V Vfl J ' II "v'-on. lit al Estate Avfnt. "AXTIift-Afj E NT-For HORACE OHF.KLKy.s "Recollectioi'ia (4 a Kcrr Llfrt" In onvo!iniifliH"io.-.,.. ,!.... ot whieh ..VI r. (itrfln- l.ila-eU m.vs m t-;i. iiioiigir. i ....... ,i , - witu Mun i M -i-rvt1, mv .1 h!s diesis vj ;.-t v co.. F is b,i :,,,:, West. Fours h SflL' di.t. wit AfrirCAfaU,J'-iW 150 qnrrymnn him . .A, fill ' LAS i-AHIilNUfo:-Oia-ion, iaiuoi.-,or U V,'. li. W'Ri .liT HOT Ki-.S AN 1) LOTH. On Hntn-tuv n n.' "? '-wnh live l,o-,Ul4 llioreon, hlluat. d on th-, sout n m.)c ,. ,, This is osimi! u,o -.eat locstloni in tfc city. . Jhe hou-cs are new and in .; i pair. One is a -su-.rehoui 11 ThisisararecUnu e for an investment on easy terms. Terui One-half cash; balaucc In oitwo, Bndtliiee-turs For inrttif" pah icnlars in.-jmr, of ., J. I'.ELLaOTT & Vo., Aii0tioii'0!b. sel2dtd F5J H H 4 I.E-KK V ERA!. Ff RST-CL WORK liC-R-EH, on "favornble t "i. . UlUdl liOVV'LKs 1 111, -American l.lvery Hables, Third sh'm between Main f uil Jjot nsl. i-in Ivr'' poR S II.K AT liKTlOX- "" .Valuable Busiuesa Property. s Five valuable Business Lot., on and hm r the corner of Water a nd Locust St reel s. Will be sold at, auction, on HATt'RDAY, SEPT. num. li-t, Atao'clocixiMi.. Ht the Coart-liou-. j Nos. 1, 2, 3, 1, unl 5, i,i .SHankim's Pnbdivision f 1 pu t of Lot No. 9. of the Old Flm of the City of i van-jvllio. Lot No. l i, -h 2.1J r,--et front by ) fe.-t deep; Lot No. J l.s ftvt fr(int feet : Loih Noh. ;) t. ui 3 have 1!) feet front oy 4, teetdecp. Tlie ti bove desci vron. eity will be hold without reserve.' TKBM8-Oiie-ttiii(l eawh' balance in odd and two years, with por t-. nt, illicit-, seemed by inortRage on the premls-'s. l-,r particalHrs m.j nr.- ot ' . J. I'. ELLIOTT & BON. . . Real l',.-.t;ite Agents, " . .. Evausvuie, ln. Elliott A c o , Auctioneers. j i;,,v Hons 3 and Lot for Sale. Owixo tn my i m i i i: u i moval from the city, I oil 'or for attl my House and Lot, contalHug live rooms, cellar, cistern, and htabi. a, I In tlp-toj order; good as new. Inquire on the pre-. mUe-i, ... ... 10th SU bu, Viae and Sycamore. I will give it 1 aigain to any one winhln-j tobny'u good Dw.-liliitt Hnniif. sep4 aw. , I. HCHW ANEK. . House and Lot for Sal. The very m:riitfiL,t: i.r, , . , Noitlie st, corner ot Socond and Mvis io a ;Avy: Fronting seveM." -live l.-ot uu s.--on. Btreet, ttiKutiioi with the now twn-sinr frame houo. or tcrrm, .tc. fun.lv t. t , TilO, IAS K. (J ARVI.V, ' Third Ht rt'; or C.t l l.'.l f'.S'V, sepl tf ! and !!1 First Htr.f FOR WAI.E-VEI.Y HKfclRAl: V. R-;. HlflKNcK On niTouui of a eontpniPlatfjd etiABKO In bn-lu-H ami k.-ihUou, i intend to -ell my residem t; corner K.gno, and Vine Ktir-e n. Ti lot, 1i,.h a iroui. ui 1M foet on Eig'ith Hireet. ami -hi. rfi ! Which In HOW ll linirll kl.lu. !.,.-,! !-,,,, i. cnn. if de-)rei. be u.t-d u,r r.n ii.ii i, ,v ,,.i HOlil sepuru !ly. Tr o honse eoniulni't wltl ifjoiiM-.ann be iJace is vn I hupp itd w ith cisterns and ou; Iiuiimi-h, eil iu tlio iit-at oi order mid rem r. H:ilt nr ni- n sold at pirlviitf u tis pr-vions to i'i- ot Hi).u-nili-r. jsi;s, will on I mi i i. i)t,o:r i, -l aL nubhc auction. Term, made "'nov.-u mi dsiy of Hie ror fni t her in "orma! Inn n,i ,,.,-.. of ine f.roperty ni'i'ly on i ui p. ci.i-- . -.. ,, IHWUtl it".llSl! ii I f-,, li I '-( I I ) . -.'Kesidenco and Far; a for -S' i. rilHE t.NIIil. i: of Hie lft-e VJL rhoiniui Ituncle will be noid nt privati: Nino, Hiiid fariii contains Uh acri'i. w;U: Improvements. It la abont onu rmlo nor: Ingie'n Htnllon. on the K. ft C. It. K., him! ten miles from I lis city. For further purticulars apply at. Dr. T. Ruucie'a oilici., No. 12 Ki:,i street, EvaasviUe. JvUtl. rOIt SALE AND FOR II KM. mJu DweiU i Hoiisen, mi. I i- iirns-.. Ten tnoiiKimd i crt-s of Farming ImuvI. , 1 buy and mtlll u-il 1 xti-. id' i!T ALVA 11 JOHN MOV. Third St r fett ' EoontviUe. . dec22tf ' EOZiIL"OIirG. OARDIXU-Ull Kecnnd h-treef. etwen hycfiniore and vine, in ltm tiouwe lately ocuptcd by Mr. Win. Hue?. Three laije furnished rooms, RiutiUiie im i'aintl en. Liay biiaroors want- t. an22 .'.if il Rh. C. A. i'ULI,!-U. moved u nt. Johu Hewsftu's lai --; house, on Islvisiou Street, betwoen Kecon.i and Third, and Xm ready to receive us isiftu v day board era an will Klve lier a call, also has five or si jc good ronrus to lei. naaylSdtf -MRS. 1. CAR1 E1U 11. C. JI2WELL & CO., DIAIJERS IX PURE iVORTnERN I0K. rAMIIIES IllJSrRlXO IIEtlrilY Ice made on living water will sm -plied promptly, hy x-avtng orderi with iJiOCKKU&MOHTKN, marZi-iLim No. U suutii t imt -it , . bugar ! ,Su'ar 1 1 RAUKI I S assorted Re fl n e .1 Sugars, for ;,! at reduced Piiei s ViCKEity BROS., "I .Mam :U. 25 by . MRS. ii. U FAY, JKI'lro-ll!t:iiiic Eri.yx?c f atm. JitiptirtsJinmetltM 1'elieJ In A'triou.t CoNSlfJ-TAiJON 1HEK. I'ari iculiirattenti-in tu id to Fomaio Wfti1.' s-rs. , Ivi'Uuco anil .fiiee s.,eond Hire-i,i. t. ljocu-tfa vuix v niunu i )yi7ij.iiri Rye Flo nr. 1 f BARKEI.H lust received" wi f.Fosatoes and OsiioTss. I'.1?'.ll-. f bin-hols Sweet P. .tatoes. &tj bushels (Jnious. : , . - For hale tow by ' - Vickery r.v. is. Fresh Ground end Bohei CoraMfa JLX 1M, formal.- 'a 1IIJ, - . , VlCKi.UYBnOa.T3 Main St. Dissolution, 'Fft-.Vi o-,.l-,A.EH",1 "KKETO. 'rli,"! 'n:r hnder tLe f.rm ot Ln-it Liorf dtCo. lsdiHs-clved bv IUuhh i..., V '' eitU:hU)lH P--eM.ntt.nem io l.,uu L?rli settleiaut, immoeiately. kIl, are alone autnoriied to receive mi. j ,., . due said firm. li. DYson e'idiw UM BKOTHER.

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