Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 September 1868 — Page 3

.HKITKMEEU 16. l THE I ATI! TlIUOL';iI THE 'On.V U'nvr anil Hrlwlit. In t.lm miinninr lr . Llko unlet sea when the wiud blowa fa ii Aim lot rousbe&t breath has scarcely ..1T1...I 1 h i?ro. 11 Lisiliwav to an nnknoyn Holt vrlosper passing from shore to more. r.ikt- ii lii'iii t oon tent yet desiring more; WIk. 1V. fi i lorn. Wamlui iug tliusou the path through the corn v A short space since, and toe dead leaves lay Corrupt!.; under the hedgerow gray; No hum of insect, nor volcnof bird O'er tlie le-oiato reld wm ever heard ; Onlv t eve the in:i1d snow HiiiKhed rose red lu the red sun-glow; Till one blent morn hiiot up Into lire the young greea corn. Smal'and feeble, slander and Dale, Ir bent lis head to the winter gxle, H'arkt-ne'j t e wren's soft note o( cneer, Moarcely bilevlnz spring was near: (-.aw elicit out bud out, and champions mow, A lalr.i-H mimic the vanished snow, Where Hwni born. On eiiber aide of tue path through the corn. The corn the corn-the beautiful corn,' Kistna wonderfully, morn by morn. I'.rst, ncar;e as lilti a a fairy' wand, 'l'lieu. Junt In reach o a child a wee bund, 'i tu ii growing, growing tail green and stronp. Willi tl: voice of the harvest In Its song, While lu fond scorn Tim la k oit-oarols the murmuring corn Ont range, sweet path, formed day by day How, vrnen and wherefore tongue cauii'ji nay, , No more or life's Htr.ioge paths we know Whulier they It-ad um, and why we go. Or whether oureyes suall ever see The wheat la the ear, or the fruit on the trt e. Yet who is forlorn? Heaven, that watered the furrows, will ripen t be com. fFrom the Frankfort Commonwealth, Sopte uber 4, lStid. Tho editor of the Louisville Courier does not dcoy the charge that Thomas E. Urarulotte is the head of a s'cret Democratic orgauization in this State, but strives to pallia'e the force of such a truth by declaring that it ia not the Ku Kluz Klan, and that its actions have not been inur derous in their character. And forthwith the Courier, that malignant and tierce abuser ot Union soldiers, that called them " Linoola hirelings" and "robbers" and "thieves," aslumrs to exercise a sort of protectorate over their honor and a guardian of their persons. It even eats its own past record and defends the administratiou of Governor llramlette in all thingi save his exercise of the pardouiujf power. Were it not for the tacr tliat the Courier is Seymouriug as a piratical cm ft among those Fedtr.il soldiers who are unwilling to stand by their past record, alluring them with soft words and honeyed i'hra-e as the Berpent does its victim, we should feel inclined to sup osp it felt Borry for its own iiir .c ful career, liut tlie Federal soldier who triifts to its professions will find in the hour of his necessity that it. stiit;-" like an adder. Gov. Brumlett- will find that the same pen that cm hypocritically appear to endorse his n lini n is t rati oa will drive its pointtlecp into liis own ambition, letting out its lile blood. If Gov. Br.unlette is not the leader of Ku Klux Democracy none wil be more gratified to hear the den al fiati ourictf. Much as wo regretted that he could loud himself to the Mi;.'i"n of that organization that sei-ks to proclaim the success of the rebellion ail to put the stigma of disgrace upon the loyal soldier, yet we wt-'re loth to believe that he could descend us low as to concoct midnight scheme in secret chambers, 'mid disguises, grip. and passwords, for doing wio!i to i lie men he led in battle, ii td ti e men who gave him honor ani power and iiiee. If he is uot a party to t-njli ucf.irious councils, let him haste to put himself right before his country. Tlie Cmiricr C3nteads that th-s secret organization of Democrats in Kentucky is one that is barmleJ3 in its nature and doesnot perpetrate deeds of violence.. The facta do not pustain the assertion. Neither does the Argument. The facts aro well Itiowti that Union men have been whipped and ordered from home by t-icivt hands of men calling themselves "Ku Klux." It is equally trui that other havo received warnins in various ways from these K ane " Ku Kluxes. It is equally trii3 thar murders have been commit ted in Kentucky by thesesame " Ku Kiuxes." We have, in our own colmn is, in the last few month?, given boh names and dates. If these outrugaa aro committed by the " Ku Kiax Khif?, and the Klan that Gov. Drauilctttt is said to be loader of does not endorse them, why docs it not give its objects and purposes? II they aro lawful there ."an be no objection to making them known. If they are unlawful, then there is good cause for concealiug their purposes. The Gwricr justifies the existence of a Ku Klux Klan with its murdering adjuncts in other Southern States, but hays there is no need for one in Kentucky. The bare endorsement of such a foul conspiracy is proof of the m:ilice and thirst for innocent blood that rankles in its heart. The pen that can justify tho deeds of blood cominitte i by the Ku Klux Klan in other States wii! have little compunction in fxnitin? over like acts in Kentucky. .Tlie statement by the Courier that the secret Democratic organization- in Kentucky, with a lodge in Louisville, is composed mainly of Union soldiers, i a fal.-n o:ie. Tho branch in this city.i composed of those who were in the 'Confederate army, of lifelong Deu-of-rats, and a few men who were ouce Uniou men but cannot cow be relied upon to prove it. If there is a pinjle soldier of the Federal army in it, we ean't tind him. Like causes and inflarn?cs doubtless operate elsewhere. The Proxpfet lu New Tork. An observing Cinrinnatian who has traveled much in tho State of New York, and in New England and Canada during the past Summer, writes in a private letter his observations of tho situation as follows: "The R"pub:;cans of this State (New York) teel greatly encouraged, and hopa to carry it tor, Grant in November, and Democrats now refuse to her on any large majority. I have me-t. nvihv Democrats who voted for MeCiellan, who say they will vote tor Grant, pnt'y to prevent civil war, and Ti.i rt lv ii.'.Miwa thev have faith in his fairness and capacity. Frank Blair's letter, a i l tho speeches of Wade Hampton and other representative rebels, have thoroughly alarmed the thinking of the Democratic party, and many thousands in this State will vote lor Grant, who do not call themselves Republicans. . , . ' Oar Canadian friends are, m their ctnnul wnv. aiding Grant. Daring my s( journ in Canada I found every ,n-n i lir oftr:rn thized with Jtff. Davis& Co., during tho rebellion now warm it eulogy of Seymour and B.air, nnd per centra, those Canadians who wished our country well during the -war are now hopiDg, and some of them praying, iakc vrant wui cicvieu,

THURSDAY...,

The public sentiment in Canada concerning our candidates for the Presidential chair has provoked the attention of every American who has visited '"t-e Dominion of Canada," sinco the nominations were made, and has produced a good deal of thinking,, and transformed many Democrats into supporters of Grant. - 4 Connecticat will, undoubtedly, he redeemed, and will vote for Grant in November. This prediction may sur

prise you, but I wish you to write it down for future rt ference. It will be fulfilled, and ly a handsome via jonty. Wisdom from Josh Eiillogs. Liberty iz a just mixture of free dom. restraint and nrotection. Advice iz, like castor ile, eazy enuff tew give, but drcdful uneazytew talce A good conscience is a loreiasie ov Heaven. Every . man "can Jjoaat of one ad mirer. No man iz ntrh that wants enny more than what ne haz got. Don t give outward appearances awl the credit: the spirit ot a handsum boot iz the little fut in it. I don't beleaf in bad luck being sat for a man, like a trap, but 1 hav known lots ov folks who. if there waz enny first rate-bad luck lying round oose, would be sure tew git one foot in it enny how. - : The outy of gratitude iz that a beegar kan be as grateful as a prince, and he poioer or gratitude iz that I thank you" makes the beggar equal to the prince. Married life iz too often like a game of checkers the grate struggle iz tew get into the king row. - j . Foorteen Seasons. From the Monroe (Wis.) Sentinel. ; t. The i various Copperhead orns throughout the country are parading before the public fourteen reasons why Grant should not be our next 'resident We give an equal number of betterones why he should: i . 1. Ho has no policy to -oppose agiint tho will of the people." Z. He is the unanimous choice of all loyal citizens. - 3. He is the most available candidate for the timc3. J. 4. Ue-did not seek the office, it sought him. 5. Having saved the country from ruin, he can most safely be trusted to guard its destinies. m t. Ilia being at the head of the nation would be sufficient to deter traitors from again rebelling against the Government. 7. II in antecedents prove that he will conduct our national affairs on the most economical basis. 8 Instead of talking he lets his works sound his praise. 0. He has the will to command, and nerve to enforce the rights of our naturalized citizens abroad. 10. Haying risen himself from the humblest walks of life, he can appreciate thewants of the laboring classes. 11. Because the party that opposes him is mude of rebels, Government defaulters, and old played-out politician r' 12. By the assassination of Illinois' favoritoon, the Government devolved upon a renegade, who made corruption his study, and by appointing disloyal and - dishonst men to office has brought disgrace upon the country; it is therefore Illinois' duty to furnish a roan to wipe out this stain upon her honor, 13. His loyalty is unquestionable, his hoQCsjy proverbial, his military ability historical, and his sterling good sense admitted by all. 14. We know the desires of our rebel brothers and propose to Grant them. .t'jaCiAL NOTICES Has (he Snmmer EnTeebled Tod? Nine out ot every ten to whom this question Is addretuied. If ihey answer it candidly, will answer it in the afilrruatlve. Home may reply to It from a Hick bed: others, or a stronger constitution ana greater powers ot endurance, may only experience a Hlight lnwltude as the consequence of tbe torrid Benson. But some urtlo of the viiniity of all human be In km oosm out of heui under tlie pressure of great and continuous beat, a id the sooner the los is completely restored the less susceptible will the fysiein be ti tho un ite thy Influence of the l-'all malaria. The moHt genial and wholesome tonio that has ever been oitVred to manas a means of iecrullini( uU.exliausted strength and fortifying litu against tbe attacks of disease Is HOSTETl'. K'S STOMACH BllTKlH. Taken at this season it is a perfect safeguard against intermittent fever, I'tlious atl'ectou, and all tbe epidemics which fnl:ow close upon tbe expiration or the .Summer. It Is an invlgorant and alterative, wltbout auy of tbe drawbacks which ttttach to mere stimulant-1, aud is the only preparation of tbe kind tbat a conscientious physician would feel In-clinet-to prescribe for ladies In delicate health, fiothlnif can be more pure, more harmless, more certain to restore the vigor of he system permanently and thoroughly, without exciting the pulse or the brain. ilOrilRUS! MOTQEBS! MOTHEKS DON'f F AI LrTxJ PROCURE Krs. Winslow's Soothing Syrupy - ? -rOR OHltDREJf TEETHING. . This valuable preparation has been used Willi never ailing tucce in thousands o ease. it uot only relieves th ehUd from pain, but invigorates the stomach and bowels. -eo recta aoidtly, and gives tone and energy 10 lire wnoie system, ii will also inHiaiiuy elleveUaiFia m thk ikiwxxa and Wind Colic vy e believe It la the best and surest rem. etfy in tlui vorhl In all cases of Dysentery and Iiarrhaea in Children, whether arising from teething or any other cause. Full directions lor olug wlil accomDanv each bottle. - Be stir and can for " MRS. WINSLOW'S BOOTH INU HYBUF." having the facsim ile oi "Cuktis a fsrkins" on the outside wrauper. All others are base Ixultatloua, Jel'4 dw6ru . , ; ; : ; . ; i BatfcMoi's Hair. Dye. , This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world; the -only true and . perfect Dyebarmieas, reliable, Instantaneous; no dis appointment; no ridiculous uuis; remedies the 111 effects or bad dyes; invigorates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful, Mocik or brown. Sold by all Druggist and Perfumers; and properly appnea at, iia cnelor's Wig Factory, Ho. M!9 DUUU new xora apoOdly How rrT.ny Toothers suffer the agony t seeing tLcij- little ones snatched away rom lhin ty t le Whooping Cough, or -!pthcrn, v;i in . -single bottle of Poland's ntte lit e csrri wand woaid have savad .hebiitjuio. itls infallible. - Fragrant Toilet SOaps ARK PREPARED BY Skilled Work men from tlie Wat Haterisls, Ma itre OW9 AS THK HTAHOABD BT DKALBU 4in ccsroMwea. . Hold Everywhere. deo loth Patches, Freckles & Tan- " The OlfLY RELIABLE, REMEDY tot (hone brows fcisoox.aajtxioiTs on the face .Perry' Moth and Freckle XoUon. PreMured only by Dr. B. C. PERRY, Bond Street, New York. Bold, tyerywliere,

HARDWARE.

CHAMPS IJACOCK & Co., rarORTZK awd dealer j Coach & Saddlery Hardware Bprtng.i, Axles, Wood Work, Damaska Harness, Knameled Patent Leather fad teitl us, tekiitliigs, &&, fcc. iSTo. - IVXtiln Street. Evansvllle, July 2, 1366 jalO C(ETTICIIEIl, KELLOGG & Go. (Suooessors to Wells, Kellogg & Co.) I5IPORTER3 AND JOBBERS OF 13 JET'irst Street, SIGN OF THE BIG- PADLOCK axes, axes, axes,axi:s, axl.s, axun, T a nr.v. nrrTT.rT?v t MS V J M-dM V M. m TABLE CUTLERY, TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY. POCKET CUTLERY. POCKET CUTLERY, Truce Chains, Trace Chains, Trace Chains, Planters Hoes, Planters' Hoes. " Plaisters' Hoes, Mechanics' Tools, meciiames7 Tools, Mecbanlcs Tools, BUILDERS' TliBDWARE. BUILDERS' HAEDWARK, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, (OTroV AND WOOL CARIM, CtrriON ANDHOOLCAKDN, COTTON AND H VOL t'AUlls BEST RUBBER BELTIXG, BEHT RUBBER BELTING, BMtST RUBBER BELTIlfH, Mill and Cross-Cat Saws, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws. CAM II buyers will find It to tbelr advantage to examine our atoclc before purchasing elsewhere. it the Old Stand, 13 First S' BOCTTICUKR, KELLOGG & CO. tyl SAVUKI.OBR. JAMES DA V1DSOK. J, L. ORB SAMUEL ORR & CO., SEALERS IK IRON, STEEL, VCTINFJLA.TJE, tVIISl, SPRINGS, AXLES, Horse and Mule Slioes Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, WAGON AND BCGGT WOODWORK WROUGHT SCRAP IRON ROCGIlT At tbe highest market rates. Water Street, EVANS VILLE, IND. 1uol4dtf ELECTION. Htate of Indlaua, Vanderburgh Couuty, no . BLxTIIK IIY.VKN. fl.I.KK OP tbe Vauderburgit Circuit Court, do hereby certify to the sheriff' of said county, what ottlcera are to be elected al the nex( aeuernt election, to be held on the secontf Tuesday In October, 1868, al the dlffereut places of hoiuluf elecllous In aald county, to-wlt: A Governor of the State of Indiana. A Lieutenant Governor. A secretary of State. An Auditor of Ntate. A Treasurer of Sstate. A Clerk of (Supreme Court. A Reporter of Supreme Court. A Hupei lnteudeut ot Public Instruction. An At torney Genera! of Slate. A Member or Congress for the First Congressional District ot Indiana. A Common Pleas JmK-e for the District composed ot the counties of Posey, Wairlclc, ilbon. and Va'nderburith. One Diktrlct Attorney for said District. A Henator from Vanderburgh County; two Representatives from t aid county. A Clerk: of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court. A Treasurer of Vanderburgh County. A Recorder of Deeds ot Vanderburgh County. An Appraiser of Heal Cstate of said county. A County Commissioner for the Third District. A Coroner of Vanderburgh County, and One Townsbip Assessor lor each of the several Townships In said county. And tueSberitr of said coumy Is hereby ordered and directed to give due aud legal notioeof such election accordiu to law. Witness my hand and the seal of said Court at Kvansville, this -tit a day of August, I8u8. 11L.YTHE HYNES. Clerk V. C. C. ' per U. W. JBippus, Deputy ClerH. I, Jacob II. Miller, Sheriff of Vanderburgh County, do hereby certify tbat the above and foregoing notice of election Is a true and complete copy ot the original, on file in my office, this the -"7th day of August, A.D. IBM. J. II. MILLER, Sheriff V. C. aug29 td x.xlW ORLEANS. E. H. Kaibchiuj. J. W. Bingham, FAIRCHHD & BLNGHAM, Commission lei-clmitt 84 Magnlne Street, nov20 dly NEW ORLFANfe, . DENTISTS. DR. I. EClS Hesidesit 15 enlist, rover First National Bank, Corner Main and First Streets, Evansville, Ind.. MAHrrFACTTTRER P COXTIJft?. ous Unm WorK, Gold Silver, Vulcanite, Coralite, and Amber Plates, Carved Work, ArtLncia' Palates, &c ADMINISTRATOR f Nitrons Oxld(an excellent and safe anceslhelic). Chli roform. Ether, and also several local pan Ijrzera. NKURALGIC Affections treated. MY FACILITIES are as good and ir establlahmeutas large (consiHUng of fi rooms) as any in the United State. I RETURN MY THANKS for tbe e. tensive patronage received during the pakl K1GUI 1'iiAKa. mchl CARRIAGES. J B Gaxit. K. L. OKXE9. T. T3. GREEN CO., CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, Transfer Ornaments at Cincinnati prices. Main Street, bet. Fifth and Sixth, Jaaj9-6ai evanb 711. lb, Isd,

COMMISSION CARDS

FEKD. B. HUSTON. AI.E.V. WILSON. F. II. HUSTON & CO., No. 5 N. WATER STREET, E VANS VILLE, INDIA XA, Forwarding A5D Commission MERCHANTS, AJCD GENERAL AGENTS WHITE LINE Central Transit Company. All freights for Neto York and New jnglaiid totem through without trans auu Wnjwif Brothiks. Parts Landing. Tenn. A. W. Sidkbottom, Evansvllle, Ind. WELD ON BROS. & CO, Cotton and Tobacco Factors, PRODUCE ASV COMMISSION MEKCHANTfi. Offlce COR. VINE WATER STUEETS, EvAssvitXB, Ind. mm' Special attention given to purchasing supplies. ' may 10 d3m LKW1S RUITSKB, Jb., Evansville, Ind. John Gixbzbi Golconda, I. RUFFNEB, JR., & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Provision and Produce Dealers,and AGENTS KANAWITA SALT CO., fTO. 7 MAI5 ST., EYANSYILLE, I5D. Orders and Consignments solicited. my20 tf THOS. 0. SSUTH & CO., PttODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT Dealers In Flour, Hay, Com, Oats, Grass Seed and PRODUCE GENKKAJUUX. ' No. 5 SOUTH WATEK srtSKET, iCVAJreVILLC, 1KB. Asents for the celebrated POWDKR COMPANY. All orders promptly filled. HA 5: AUD Jan22 d HARDWARE. Headquarters for, and only Complete Stock of. Cooper Tools & Truss Hoops in the city. We have now a full line of Barton'a Cooper Tools ; Colnmbus Cooper Planes and Joint ers; A No. 1 Truss Hoops, 10 to 32 inches ; Patent Dowel and Crore Bltts, Saws, Dividers, Braces, Ac Also, Apple-Parers ; Grain Shovels; Coal Shovels ; Brass and Enameled Kettles Builders' Hardware ; Chain Pumps, &c. All of the above at LATEST KEDIXED l'RICES I'OR CASH. . FRED. P. STRADB & GC, Hardware Dealers, No. 7 MAIN STREET, )y9 dtf j Bet. Second and Third Streets. II. Ii. Wells & Son, No. 31 MAIN ST., Importers and Dealers In fl. ni-no Trace. Log, Halter Chains; ViliUllS Hames; Cotton and Wool Cards. . fitirtfliac Snaths, Grain Cradles, Forks, 0j I1IC9) Hoes, Rakes, Sheep Shears. CI, nvot0 Ppadea, AXES; Mill, Cross(311U1C1S) cut, and Circular Saws; and Orindstones. IT til VAC Table and Pocket Knives. Hill I CS Hlevea, Horse and Shoe Brushes, Curry-Combs. ntla Locks, Hinges, Screws, Tacks, 11 (1113 scales, and a large stock of Carpenters' and Coopers Tools and Builder' Hardware. II. K. WELLS fc SON, SI Main Street. ap28 RAIi ESTATE. New Real Estate A rronAv J. 1. Elliott & Sou 'AVE OPEHED A REAL ESTAT1 , Aeency for the sale of and rentme o lands, houses, &c, Ac Persons having nouses or land to rent ci sell, or persons wishing to purchase or rent, will do well by calUng on them at their ofnee, on Third Street, near Locust' In Ellfiott's Block; Jonell tf TV. II. ICLUSHAX & CO., Seal Estate Agents, ffo. 63 Main btreet, Eyanstiujc. Iirs. A Notary Public In the office. fapS dt 1

COMMISSION OAEPr. B4SKSKiTn, r. ir. humpish. W.B.AKCBEK, i KvansviUo, Ind. Memphis, Tiin. DANKSM1TH, HU31PIIKET& Cl. Commission AND Forwarding Merchant!, nonAiti) ROW,

MEMPHIS, TEXJ. fen21-d3m A. 8. HATHPK3T. J. J. WHITTACIi Ilayhnrst & Wliitlnker, PRODUCE. VOMifrSSTOX AND JfO WARDING MERCHANTS, No. C... ..-Ponth Water Bt. Dealers In Flour, Bacon, Hay,Oats,Cer and Country Produce. I M. BATRD O. H. STAT BAIRD & START, (Successors to W. M. Alitman 4 Co..) GEXERAI, AUETM, PBOM'f Forwarding and CommiRsion be chants, EvanHvllle, Indiana. Refer to ) Q. Wneeler. Pres't. First National F.nn and Kam'l Orr, Vice President KvancviL National Bans:. Agents for Ohio River Salt Co. noll-l won.1) r :i i urn our friends and former patrons tLat we are on FIRST STI'.l RT. one door below Vine, next to Ij. Plerson's Tin Shop, still in the trade of LIQUORS, FLOUR, COM' MISSIOX&, Jtc. and slionld be pleased to see uietn. xi.u. ajl.lus & tu. U. . AI.S4IS a CO., FORWARDKG AND C0M2HSSr MERCHANTS, RECTIFIERS, and Wholesale Dealer LIQUORS, FLOUR, &c WATER STREET' One door below Vine, next to Ij. Pierson's 1 in tnop, K VAS8VILLK, I3TD. janl dtf. P. S. DusorcHET. late of Evansvllle. In Johw Gilbert, Ciolconda, 111. P. S. DUSOUCHET & CO, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Jfo. 33 Poydras Street, NEW ORLEANS, I.A, Orders and consignments solicited. Reference W. J. Lowry A Co., Hol arr fe Co.. Henry Ayres. Ko.. J. C. D soucbetACo., Kvansville; .1. W. M0O07 t Hon, Tneo. Hteiijer A Hon. Ooli-onda; A. t McOoIlister, John M. Barter, Wm.U. li kins, John R. Kvetton, Mt. Vernon ;Hci' Hill A Co.,C. K. DivvIhACo., War aw; V S. Vanmeter & Bro., Bowling-Gr en, jfey. A. J. Harris, Unlontown, Ky. oov dam PHILIP DECKER Third Street, bt. Sf caiaora su2d 7fS' Manufacturer of Compound Lubr!cat!nQ Oils for 11 kinds of Machinery LARD OIL, SOAPS,-and CAIIBJd PURE growth. CATAWBA WINK oi my ovrn Dissolution Notic3. Tur. 1'a:;tfhsiiii hekk?o. fore exiMin between the undersigned, under the name of Burton s Pool, is thin dy dissolved bv niiitu-tl conent, and the withdrawal o' M. AI. Pool. The lu-lnnn of the firm will be touted al their old orrlce, No. tT West Second street, now occupied by H, M. Barton. Kit her partner will use the firm name in liquidation. H. M. B VRTON. M. M. POOU Cincinnati, Sept. 1st, lStS. CAUD. Is r.rr.iiitixj in tctk akovf, i lake this opportun'ly of thnnking my friends for the Jiheutl patronage thev have extended to tin; late firm, and of asking their continuance of the same to my former partner and tuccf-ssi-r. M. M. l'OOIi. Cincinnati, Sent. 1st. IS.'.. ise7 S. M. BARTON", Ooiittiisiou SXoiclifAUC Jfo. 85 West Second Street, CINCINNATI. Liberal advances made on consignments. seTdtf PETER CASEY & G0 Couiiaissiou JJorcIiants For the sale or HAY, CORN. OATH, BRAN. KLOUR, M E A L, BACON, LARD, and Western Produce generally. No. S2 LEVtE STREET, pt 8 dtf VICK3BCKO. MiHa. C. T7. EEStfET & CO Coiumoroial Brokers, PRJDUCE akd COMMISSION. M B C HANTS, No. STCAMOIIE STJtEET. marll d3ia Evavillx. DUKE NICHELSON, COMMERCIAL BROKER, KAILUO VD AND STEAMBOAT AGENT, No. 5 North Water St, apOdtf KVANSVILLE, IND. Jos. II. Black, late of Maysvillo, Kv. B. M. IIack, late -l DJaok, Camroii k Co. BLACK, IS IIO. fc CO., COTTON FACTORS, AJCD CommiNHiou 3Xoreliiiit For the Sale of GRAIN, FLOUR, BEEF, FORK, And Western Produce generally, 20S fEONT STREET, anl3 tJanl'60 MEMPHIS, TEXN. CiriCIHIJATI ASV'iS. BABT0N & POOL, Commission Merchants, So. 43 WEST FBOKX ST., CisrcrxefATi. H. M. Bartos. j,, M. Al. r OOL. lmoh25 dlj D. A. Ct.arice, Memphis, Tenn. J. B. Drcuv, late of Cartmell A Drury. JLAIilt fc IK.UIiY, (Successors to Cartmell 4 Drury ) Produco irmi Oeuoi'ril COMMISSION MERCHANTS o. 210 rKOST STREET, Bet Washington and Adams, MEMPHIS, TENX. By permission we refer to Brandeis A Crawford, Louisville, Ky.; Barton A Pool, Cincinnati, Ohio; L. Kuflner, Jr., A Co.. Kvansville, Ind.: Hayhurt A Whittaker, F.vansvllie, Ind.; Cole Brothers, Ht. Louis, Mo.; Charles T. Hinde. Cairo, 111.; F. W. Umith Prlrfailt. Ppnnlft'a Via n fa fm.l-.la Tenn. National Bank, Memphis, Tenn. Clarke. jciy x co., Aiempnis, xi enn. ; Newton Ford A Co., Memphis, Tenn btiatton, Ooyer A isel dtf Co., weinpiiiB, xenn.

Steamboats.

Regular Evansville and Henderson Daily Packet. The fleet and splendid utdewheel steamer TVrollio Norton, CHARLEY PERK1"NS, Master: Ku. Terry, Clerk, Will ply as a resmlar packet between Evacsvllleand Hendersiu, oflering on equaled accommodations to travelers and Milppers. Leaves Evausvllle daily at 8 p.m. leaves Henderson dailr ot 7 a.m.. mak ing close connection wit Ii the K. 4 C. R.K. FARE Through and way passengers only no cents. Janl7dtf DUKE NICHOXSOF, Agent. Como to Stny. Henderson & Evansvllle Daily Packet The new, fast, and elegant side-wheel i-assenger steamer Kloaxs Wali-k.v, Master; RoiiKitT Brastikar, Clerk. Leaves Henderson every morning at leaves Lvansville every afternoon at 4 o'clock, promptly. Fare Through and way passengers fiOc. freight received at all hours at K. W. Patrick's wharf boat , free of charge. aug20 dim E. W. PATRICK; Agent. " Regnlar Tuesday and Friday Packet for Padncah and Cairo. The finely appointed steamer OUMBE RL iLISTD, bkn. Howard, master; Marion Wright. Clerk.' Will ply as the regular Tuesdav and Frtrtav packet for Cairo and all way landings. , Leaves Evansvllle every TUKsJDAV and FRIDAY, at 4 p.m. Leaves Cairo everv WKHVEsn x v ar SATURDAY, at 5 p.m. Through bills of lading given for freight over t he Mobile A Ohio Railroad. For freight or passage annlv on hoard er to W. G. BROWN A CO.. or DUKE NICHELSON, fyla dtf Agent. Regular Green River Packet The fine Passenger Steamer JAMES GRAY, Joe McRuvnolds, Manle', , Will ply as a regular Hem I-Weekly Packet between Kvansville and Woodbury, and T1 way landings, carrying freight and passengers at lowest rates. mai l t dtf Dexter'a Independent low-pressure Packet QUICKSTEP u. T. DEXTER, Master, , Leaves Evansvllle for Cairo every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 4 p.m., posiilvely. connecting at Cairo with SU Louls Memphis, and New Orleans packets. m DUKE NICUliLHON, Agent. Janl tf ForPaducan and Cairo. y Regular Wednesday and Saturday r Packet. The masnlflcent side-wheel steamer AK3IADA, A. M. VmovcnvT, Master: Will P. K wtp.,)na . tiKO.NlCHKl.SON, J'e'"! Leaves Evansvllle every WEDNESDAY and HAT UK DAY at i p.m. leaves Cairo every THURSDAY and SUNDAY at 5 p.m., making close connections at Cairo with rlrst-cla.ss packets for Bt. Louis. Memphis, and New Orleans. Connects at Kvansville with the K. AC. it. cw, uu ine xarasoon ior liOnisvllle. f orireignt or it or najv iitto anply on board, or F. M. HUM Pfl'ltEY A CO., DUKE NICHELSON. lo sel2 tf Agents. DRY GOODS. 'SCIIAPKER, BUSSIN & CO., 5 i -1 wholesale and Retail Dealers in DRY GOODS, MLLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, 47 and 49 Main Street, ErAJtaviiAE, Ind., Have a comrlete stock of RUMMER j;GOOIH, which they will close ont cueap m maue room ior f ALL hloCK.. A complete stck of fAHPAIGN FLA UN and MKEAHE1M always on band, or made to order at thort notice. is: , C ! Also, Agents for the celebrated FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES, Which wewarrant have no superior in Jlthls country for family nse. Uatisfacv tiu guaranteed, or the money refundSSjed. Come and see them, or send for i circulars. 8CHAPKEB, BUSSING A CO. 1 JylOdtf STOVE WORKS. Eicelsior Store Works. BLESIKER, TIIilLMAX & Co, (Successors to H. E. Blemker), MAKUrAtTCKKRS of the fine and heavy EXCELSIOR STOVE, the most famous durable now made, and the CHARTER STOVE, and the good aud cheap Armada, Stonewall, Kentucky, TENNESSEE, and PALMETTO STOVES, and a great variety of tiTIa STOVES, all of the latest and roost approved patterns. Also. Lieht and Smooth Country HollowWare, HaTlleta and Lids, Ovens and Lids, Dog-Irons, Dinner Pots, lea-Kettles; and particular attention paid to the manufacture of liocuse-Woi k CAST-IS3N FE9 NTS, G BATES, Ac, &t. Also Tiuwnro; and Dealers in Tinners' Stock. If desired. Cooking Stoves warranted for twelve months. Orders solicited before purchasing elsewhere. Foundery, corner Sixth Street and Canal. Store and Sample Room at No. 11 Second Street, H. E. Bleraker's old stand. BLEMKEU, TILLMAN A CO. may 29 . PHYSICIANS. DI. II. M. UAKVI5V, ROOM No. 1, WALKER'S BTJILDINQ Corner Main and Third Streets. Office Hours-ia to 12;.2 to 5: 7 to 8. DR. A. C. HAYNES Devotes his time exclusively to treating Diseases of the EYE, at his ofUce, on Uu corner ofTnlrd and Walnut Streets, opposite the City Council Cnamber. A free clinic for the benefit of the poor, from 8 to 9 o'clock A. u. Office Hours From tf to 12 A. K. and from 2 to 6 r. x. main doia

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V "el,u"T",-iy wmaaifded lo.ana ai11Q...i.l ' .11. I .ILH.Ci I til. (! . .... .1 III lllhL J?lonf,.r oneof the best job printers rit.,.eiT"I.teaH,."lcs. We are prepared to Li,',"1, 1 5?? rst m or fnncv, .:...'.""" pa nnr fn r.-r- mil t lends. "B JUntJI II i tila 1 . " - . . ... whrf-?nYJ',V.1.elt wl'' either of the ' u i"npy attended to. Weather nul Wnir. The weather yesterday morning wbi cloudy and cool, the air giving a premonition of approaching Autumn. The river rose 13 inches during the twenty-four hours ending at three o'clock yesterday, and was then nearly at a stand, ivior. water is rerorte.l as coining from above, but we Jo u anticipate any considerable lurthe rise here. Ve have now the biggest river that has been known in. Sep tember . for several years. At thi time last year there was hut about IS inches on .French Island bar; now there is about as many feet. Arrivals nutl llrpsrlnrfs. Tho arrivals and departures up to .1 o'clock yesterday include the Fanny Brandeis, from Cairo; Mollic Norton and Sallie V., Henderson, to return Hontg Due. Among the first boats due here are the Cumberland and Indiana, from Cairo; MorniDg Star from Lou isville; Darling, for Memphis; Lottawanna, for . New Orleans; Charmer and J. P. Webb, from Cin cinnati; Shamrock, for St. Louis; Lin ton, from Eastport; (J. A. Thompson, for Nashville. MlMcellnncoii. There were but few arrivals up to 3 o clock yesterday afternoon.... The Fanny Brandeis arrived from Cairo pretty light. She stops here, will brush up a little and enter the Cumberland Ui7er trade, where wc hope ehe will receive such patronage ns will sustain her ...The Armada was receiving handsomely. One item of her freight was 550 barrels flour for reshipment for New. Orleans. Many persons visited the Armada yesterday, and wcro loud in her praise The Henderson packets seemed to be dividing the freight pretty equally ycsterJuy Tho Jas. Cray was getting a very handsome trip .for Green Kiver Tho J. P. Webb is due hero this morning, but whether she will return to Cincinnati or not we have not been advised... ......The Charmer will be j here to-morrow, an I return to Cin cinnati on Saturday 1 he Darling, ('apt. Lew Katcf, with that popular clerk, Alex. Powers, in the office, will be here about 8 o'clock this morning,' en route for Memphis ...Wc arc glad to Fee that genial gentleman, Capt. F. M. Humphrey,' at his post again on his big whnrf-boat. JJe arrived from Chicago Monday night, and eports a bran new Maiao. hat. Bunt I.envlmr T-'lay. For Cairo. The magnificent lowpressure Quickstep, Captain II. T. Dexter, is the regular packet for Cairo and all way ports, having splendid passenger cabin nppointments. Jack Grammer, Walter JJ. Penning ton and Char'ey UlmsniJcr are her accomplished and accommodating clerks. The Quickstep is a " wil rattler." - For Louisville. The great Morning Star is the regular and unequalled packet for Louisville and all intermediate ports at G o'clock this evening. She is a grand floating palace. Capt. E. P. T. HolIcroU in her popular commander, arid Richard Hutchinson and Henry S. Mitehcl are her urbane, fascinating and obliging clerks. -Foil Cannelton. The neat and pleasantly appointed Ollie Sullivan, Capt. J. T. Hugo, will leave for Canncltoa, at 10 o'clock this morning, W a a t m en Jonn Adam3 and I. 1. llu?o are her clerks, and shippers and passengers will receive courteous attention. For II endoson. The beautiful, and fleet side-wheel steamer Mollie Norton leaves as usual, promptly at 4 o'clock this evening, for Henderson, having most elegant cabin accommodations and great spaed. Captain Charlev Perkins and the Terry brothers, her chief officers, are accomplished and accommodating gentlemen. The new and splendid side-wheeT steamer Sallio V. will leave for Ileudersoh promptly at 1 P. m. to-day. She in a beautiful little boat, with nice cabin appointments Captain Mopcs Wallsn commands, and Robert Brashcar is her clerk. Both are clever and pleasant gentlemen. CJIenutns from onr i:olinnK'pi. Cincinnati. The Gmmere;rf of Tuesday says: Tho Fleetwood, leaving for Pa rkersburg to-morrow, displays a sieain gauge in her cabin, in order that passengers can at all hours observe the amount of steam this fast and pplcudid packet i3 carrying. ' " ' . Capt. lleub. Neal. awl l lerk onari; Millar- nfthft Indiana, are at the Burnet. Capt. Alex. K. Irvio, of the Nick. Longworth. is also in the ciy. T-he Golden Fra, upward bound, Sunday, at I A. M., when opposite Cabin Creek, C miles above Maysville, broke her .shaft in the starboard journal. The shaft arrived here last night, on a bargv, and will be repaired by I'umont. The female figure which ornamented the Darling's pilot-house, was taken down yesterday. Capt. Kates designs presenting it to Capt. Batcholor. Capt. Ben. M. Mcrriellees, of thel Silve.r Moon, ; returned from New j lork, yeterday, m excellent heann. Andy Poc. sixteen years old, a son of Captain Poc, of the America; has just completed a landscape in 01' .' the Grand Tower on the Upper Mississippi. It is a highly creditable work of art for one so young, lie is a natural artist, and bound to make hliFebruary, 1SG6. the W. It. Carter, of the Atlantic and Mississippi Line, exploded with fearful loss ot life 'and' treasure,' 20 miles above Vicksbjurg, on the Mississippi River. After the explosion the vessel took fire, and the upper works was partially burned, after which the hull swung

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States Treasury, and the remainder to parties in -ueninlt s. were taken from the wreck a feu days since ly the New Orleans Wreckim: (.'juipanr and i iu tdiarira of the asrent of tho Company at VieksLurc (,'jpt. .J. S. Hunt who commanded the Carter, was blown up with the boat. His bodv was not recovered. i ho Uazctt, says: The towboat leader hid her wheel taken off near Wcllsvill. Ohio, Sunday night, by the t,Mvb)t Anltlope. Louisville. The Gorier of i uesdsy pays : cAiU uf J1,10 tftnporory trestle work ot the bridge comply his J.e.-a stvej.t away by the prewnt rise. The company have men at wo.k below the ot lain carcning the iloatin- m), rers. auu iieany an will he saved. S T. L O U I S.Tlio lXuno;;rr 1 uesaay says : of The river fell rapidly Nunday -nicht and more moderately yesterdiy Uoats will not load to' go down the river, to over six feet. No rjs3 (f special note is heard of anywhere above. We have the Illinois at thirty inches, to Keokuk four feet, and no water whatever to spare in the Miss ouri. 1 rue, there is an nmn-ovomenr by cutting out in the chanml discovered here and there, but elsewhere the channel is in worse condition than previous to tho swell. Some nf our friends aro amazed at the k lulit effect of 1 lie excessive raim. Away toward St. Paul tho river ontinu-'s in fair con Jition. IJu.-iiiess is fair; it dojs nut ovrt:isk the ener gies oi our merchants, and wo are compelled to stale th;it toiuiace is greatly in excess. l'joeinl'y is that the ca-io in tho New Orloam branch of our river commerce. Tfireo steam ers and :i set of l:irsres are all that are oadiog for iS'ew Orleans, and none of them rapidly, unless the Commonwealth may be, excepted. Weather yesterday very ime. Memphis. The AvibmcLe f Saturday na3s : V cather rainvasain veteruav until noou, when itcieired ofl", in on 'J'hursty. I he rain cause 1 a lne.il rise of about four inches up to l ist evening. All tlie streams were miieh swollen. Arkansas River is rising with a good st.ige of water below Tort Smith. while Whito'River is fal'tiu" with six feet below Attjut i. II mee to JSt. Louis, six feet in tho Channel, liu-i-ness was dull yesterday. 1 n the cases of the Inited Staffs vs. the stenmcrs (Jovernor Allen, Vir ginia, Messenger. I . . .tradi-r, J,ouisiana and a number of otio r u for carrying cotton uncovered judj;mr nts ngniiMt the boats s) nfic-iding were rendered by ndco Hill, at the .1 u ue term of hiscoutt, i i Jaeksen. The lino is one ii it it d re 1 dollars for each charge, and some of the boats havo several chnvges e.caiti-t th.-ni. The rain yesterday morning caused a fieslict in Wolf River, toe result i f which was a brisk outpouring of logs, etc. STAT20H3C1 LIT. JOHN II. SCOTT, ESoolcKclIcr.Mf ft lioner AND A" E WW I 13 A Z. 12 It, No. 53 MAIX SrUKKF, cor. Sotont!, auI5IIy Kvaksvii.i.it. j,vi. CIXCIJV.VAT1 Paper l.Vsir4!ioiis CHATFIELD & WOODS, M A JV I.' F A - T IT It E U H AND WIIOl.KSAI.K PAPE it 1) KA KllS Tk and 19 Walnut Stive!, Keep couwtautly on liaml n eoinpl. to anHorliiicnL of FLAT-tMP, FOLIO, DKMF, M K!)ll'.H, BtYAL, AND bl 1EK-K0 VAh FL.AT IjKTTKKM, vn rlnns woiirlifs; KI.T COM-VIKKCTAfj A Ml I'ACKrT NuTKS; Hnlibanl's OJ,AZKl CUVKI1 I'Al'KKM. ion. 1 '! 't; also, oilier lininiU, t all colors; 1'ltINTKrWS' CARD STdl.'K, ot nheein, eolorwl and white; also, I'U'f CAKDS, lu lull vuiiety ol otutlilks ami sizes. RULED LETTER, NOTE, AND CAR PAPERS, Various wei;Ut and qualities. MANUFACTURERS OF PAPER BAGS & FLOUIl SACKS, All sifces aud nutnberH, firat quality of ph per. News Paper. Manilla P -prr. IJxtk Ptij tr. Wrapping I'apiT, Co'ornl I'otl r Priittr, JJtllit J-flll'f, SiHircn tl'prr, iTin.iHr Paper, far Bonrtls, Atlraw B'tarits. Leathers of all Itfud For Biiilei'ue, logetlier with TOO IX ami IlI.NnKKS' MAI'IIISKKY, All of whifih we offt.-r at IuivmI inarbft lri;es. Onlern hy mail promptly nlled. ClIATHi:r.l) A WODDH. 77 fcii't S WalnuL Miiwl. marSI dtf 'iii-lininri. FISH & I5ARTE3, WTioleaab Booksellers & Stationers, scnooL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PAPER ENVELOPES, AND General ftnt ionorj , IVo. II Ilali Htrect, Evansvllle, Indiana. juiy9iy JOHN IVINSON, BRASS FOUNDER AND FINISIIKii, Steam aud Gas-ripe Fittpr, Mann fad urer niut l)ialr in S!nni and Water Uatigt h, Spt-lti r and K tlilOtt . Aletat, aud all Aitleles anpt'ltaluing to a r.iH.ss foundiy. STEAMBOAT A.D GENERAL BLACK. SMITniXO, ITater Street, bet. Pine and Lcet. F.VANSVIL.LE, IND. or-Casbpaid Ior old Copper aid ilra

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