Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 August 1869 — Page 4

4 W. .wmtimw. i .! rai.mowM ! r mini x " " .

Advertisement", la this eolnmn, of three lines, each insertion. Thirty Cents. 2'OIi SAIaT. 7

-T-T-orsr. ,M LOT On Elsjhtta Street. hstwpcn (mm nnd Mnlhcrr ry. Knouire. at the Journal OGlce cf THOMAS J URQV.3. jyz-dtf -MOSSAI.K-SF.COND-HAND COTXOX M M A CIII2JEKY Cards, B-rawln " Frames, Coarse and Fine Breeders, Dead "spindle Throstles, Warpers, Bressors, Ac For description and prices of these machines address C. F. BATTLK-S, Ageat 'Xremont Mills, Iel0d6raeod Lowell. Mass. for 21KHT. "F7TOXSK With five roonis, within half f 1 a snaare of the new High Hchool. InoTIlTe of HHAFEU, OKUKN St KEUR, Third Street, between Main and Sycamore. fJyUOdtf Ol'SE-A comfortable two-story JT2. brict dwe.lllna-honse In Sulllvaatown. JJyaJtltfJ VICTOR BISCH. C1TOKEKOOM On Main Street, beK tween Fourth and Filth. Apply to A. C. KOHENaUSZ, ofHce City Foundry. Jyl7 dtf For Rent TIIK THREE-STOBT I5KICK baildlD? occupied by I. 1- Helmann. JNo. t2 Main Street, 1 for rent. Apply at their store, Nos. W and 61 Main Street. jv-2 dtf All city papers please copy. S" oi'Sl-On Fourth Street, between Main and 6yca:i:cre, a double threestory brlctr, with two good store-rooms. Will be rented separately or together. Good accommodations for two separate families. For further 1 articulars apply to Dr. K. T. UUNCIK, No, 22 North First Street. Janl5 dtf FKIDAY. -ATJGUiST 6. 1S69. CITYNEWS. The sales of tobacco at radncoh this season ia estimated at 15,000 hogsheads. Fnuir. Tho fruit trade is quite large in this city this season, especially in peaches. Neglected. We received a fine serenade from the Evansville Silver Band on Wednesday night, but forgot to notice the fact in yesterday's issueDull. For an election day yesterday was decidedly dalL- Nothing of unusual interest transpired, and we did not hear of a single arrest. Returned. Mr. Rowlson, the famous cutter, returned from New York, on Wednesday, and can be found at M. Lyon's fashionable clothing house. Tobacco Sale. Martin, Gardner & Co. will sell to-day about twentyfive hogsheads of tobacco. The sale will commence at 10 o'clock A.M. A fall attendance of buyers is requested. Ukusual. The Terre Haute Express of yesterday did not contain a -single sensational item. One day in that city without a robbery, murder, or suicide, is something unusual. Delightful Music. The Cornet Band stopped in front of the Journal Office yesterday afternoon and played " Up in a Balloon " in splendid style. We shall be glad to hear them ajain. ; Bid Time. From Express Messenger George W. Hill wo learn that the down train yesterday morning carried about five hundred negroes on an excursion trip from Terre Haute to Vincenne?, where soma kind of a celebration was" held. Cami' T'Ieetixci. We are informed that the Spencer County camp meeting will be held near Grandview, this month, and will commence on the 19th day of August. It is expected that a large number of people will be in attendance. Smoke Your Glas3. We advise all persons intending to take observations of tho great eclipse to-morrow, to smoke their glass in good time, and be prepared for the great phenomenon. Tho eclipse will last one hour and fifty-eight minutes. Before Justice Emery. Only one case was heard before His Honor, yesterday. The case was a mixed one, and was about an affair in which there was too much baby and not enough matrimony. The parties were colored. The father of the child was directed to pay $1 50 per week for the support of tho infant. Narrow Escape. A child of Mr. ctroebel, tho baser, who lives on First Street, while sick and delirious, on Wednesday night, fell from a Bee ond story window upon a roof, and from theaco to tho ground, without sustaining any injuries. A singular accident, and a wonderful escape. ' Chakcie of Base. Mrs. A. Welb has retired from tho old Crescent City Hotel, and has taken charge of the old Southern Hotel, on Water Street, which will hereafter be known ai tho Continental Hotel. Her Card will be found under the head of New Advertisements. IfuMEOLET Centennial. A meeting of tho several committees appointed last . Saturday nighf was held at the. . Criminal Court Boom last nighf, to take preliminary action in regard to the Humboldt celebration. Another meeting of the committees will be held on Saturday night, we believe. Fire Alarm. An alarm of. fire was sounded at a quarter past nice o'clock last night, but fortunately, tuf;ro was no tire. Ice alarm was caa:ied by-the burning of some rags hacking out on the fourth story wall ot Armstrong s furniture rooms, which were saturated with turpentine and linseed oil, and took fire sponta neously. Villainous. By the Spencer County JournaiwQ learn that some scoundrel gained access to the County Auditor and Treasurer'3 offices, and erad and changed figures, altering amoxrnts very seriously thereby, and committed other depredations. A committee i3 investigating the matter, and the ofScers offer a reward of $100 for evidenco that will discover and convict the guilty persons. Beautiful Visiting Cards at tU Journal Office.

Vote cn EsHroad Appropriation. Tho following is the vote on tho railroad appropriation, so far a3 wc were able to get it up at a late hour last -nsglit:

TIGEON TOWXSIIIP. A PPKCrniATIOS. For. A gainst1st Pveclnct...... 2d Precinct ...... 3d PTftiuCt 4th Precinct.... Cth. Precinct.... t'tU Precinct 7 ti Precinct...., Eta Precinct fctii Precinc t 10th. Precinct i l " Wj 2T0 i70 2J9 3'0 210 ... 17-5 : lat : '23 21 33 t7 CO 51 72 0 402 Total V. 2 211 Majority - -"' , Centre Township gave 13G against the donation, and 13 in favor of it. The latest return wo had from Perry Township ia the afternoon, gave 103 against the donation, and 25 in favor. In Union the vote was reported 100, with a considerable majority against the donation. Of one thing wo can rest assured, and that is, the appropriation has been carried by a hacdsonio majority. Cheap Freights. We understand that the' various competing freight lines from the East had cut down freight on all classes to fifty cents per one hundred pounds. Special rates were made as low as forty-five cents. This is cheap enough, in all conscience, and v. ere there fifty railroads running Ea?r, could not be reduced arjy lower. Envelopes. The Journal Office is headquarters for envelopes. If you want a gocd article, cheap, you can find just what you want by calling at No. G Locust. Recorder's Courl-vIo the ab senca of Judge Willard, the Recorder's Court has atout played out. No cases are tried, the police get no fees, Castle Royston i3 about empty, and the City Treasury is getting low. We believe the only inmate of the Bastile is Habeas Corpus Kate, who is staying out her time for having been on a big drunk. The habeas coapus seems to have" run out,' for Kate is left to pine in "ber loneliness. ; 1 HE ( X IIEATRICAL SEASON. 17 S letter from New York city, from Mr Duffield, we learn that he will be con nected , with , the .Louisville Upsra House the ecmiog season,: and has already secured many first-class stars. among whom are Jo Jefferson, Edwin Forrest, Lydia Thompson's Burlcsquo Troupe, John E. Owens, Mis. Scott Siddens, Ada Webb, M. W. Lefingwell, Morlaechi Ballet Troupe, Mr. D. P. Bowers, J. ; C. 'McCollen, Richey's Opera Troupe, and Grau's Opera Troupe.' If cur citizens would only give assurance that Mr. DufSeld would be supported, we could have any or all of the above stars and conv binations brought to our Opera House If Mr. Duffeld is only guaranteed s fair support, he will give us some firstclass dramatic entertainments. lie is a good, manager, and it would bo well if our citizens could make some arrangements to get him to bring a good company here. - We hope our beautiful and spacious Opera House will not lie idle all tho coming Fall and Winter. -, ' V ' A Case of Distress Relieved. A lady arrived in this city the; first part cf this week from New York en route to Roekport, Ind. She wa9 in a destitute condition, and took the eteamcr Hartford ;to, Roekport, on Green River, thicking Green River was the dividing . line . between : Kentucky and Indiana. .Learning" her mistake, she was brought back to the city again by Capt. McReynolds, who would not take any pay,' although the lady had a little rnoney with her. She then tried to raise some money to take her to Roekport, and applied to the Mayor, who referred her to Mr. Hedderich, tho Township . Trustee, : who gave her deck passage (which was all he could do) for herself and children, but she could no travel in that way. She was finally referred to the President of tho Christian Commission in this city, who .furnished her with money, and proposed to pay her fare on the Morning Star, but Captain Gilmore would not take any pay for the passage of herself ct children. The lady has friends at Roekport, and re this is, we hope, in comfortablo cir cumstances. "' Tee Muffins. The return game of baso ball muffin variety will be played to-day, between the opposing clubs, led by Ed. E. Wheeler, Jr., and II. S. Quackenbush. The game will be played at the grounds of the Evansvillo club, and rare fun may be anticipated. The play, will begin at 3 o'clock precisely. Wo learn that a few leather medals have been struck to be given -to the bsst "muffins." We believo that " crossing out " will not bo attempted in the gamo to-day. Personal. Dr. W. D. Thomas, for fifteen years pst a resident of Rockville, Indiana, has recently located in our city, and tenders his pro fessional services. He comes highly recommended. His card will be found elsewhere. ' 'm ; Pcst-Office Business. The total number of letters mailed at the postoffice in this city during the month of July was 40,492. At only three cents for each letter this would give an aggregate cf $1,214 7G. The month of July U the dullest in the year generally, and the number of letters mailed in other months will far exceed the above. Bills of Lading, ;n Books and loose, in any quantity, cn hand at tho Journal Office. Captain Dexter's New Boat. Captain H. T. Dexter arrived from Pittsburg yesterday at noon, and from him we learn that he ha3 contracted for a fine, new side-wheel steamboat wnica id 10 ue duui at i lctsourg. ihe cabin, hull and machinery has been contracted for, and the new boat will cost between forty and forty-five thousand dollars.

Eallroaa Election inertia.

SV XG VI CTORY. Tho election in the city went off quietly yesterday. Tho friends of both sides taose in favor or the danation and those opposed to the same worked with a wui, and the result was that a much larger vote wa3 polled than was anticipated. The friends of the road to Southern Illi nois had the Evansville Cornet and the Crescent City Silver Bands en gaged, and they were out in their wagons, in which had been risked ur paintings showing a train of csrs cn the Carmi and St. Louis Ruad, and tho Carmi locomotive butting the Straight Line bull off the trask. The city was unusually orderly considering that all the saloon3 were open. The bands traveled through the city awaking the echoes with tho concord of sweet sounds, and the paople seemed perfectly enthused on the railroal question. By four o'clock in the evening the opponents of the- Cirmi Road gave up the election as lost, and threats of "injunction" were freely made. The election yesterday demonstrated that our citizens were fully alive to the best interests of the city, and that we want trade from everywhere we can get it. To all who voted fer the donation, wc say "well done.' In another place wc give the full vote in the city. We kept our forms open until a late hour for returns from tho out townships, but only heard from one officially. A Huge Swindle. Our attention has been called to a swindling circular, issued from a house in New York, proposing to sell counterfeit money. Thia circular was received in this city by a young lady, and we make a few extracts, to show the purport of the circular: New York, I860. My Dear Sir: We have in our possession a large stock of exact copies of the genuine United States Treasury Notes (executed by the most skilled men in the art outside of fhe States' Prison), which wo desire to immediately dispose of on the following very liberal terms, viz.: , Paekazes representing $ too ..Sl CO " 5K... " " l.CtO... " " 2.C0O... SO CJ &J 00 t 00 And so on, for every package thereafter. If you order a 50 package, we will sell to no one else in your vicinity or town, thereby giviDg you the exclusive right to circulate or appoint agents to do so, in a town. 1' or a county right, you must oraer an $80 package. The circular then goes on to tell how mcney is to be sent, but, in our opinion when money is Eent by mail, no return will ev;r be made. ; The circular winds up as follows: P. S. We place reliance in you, so far as offering this opportunity, and confide in your ability to keep the whole thins a profound secret. These notes, by tho knowing ones, are pro nounced perfect copies ot the genuine, and we claim the right to make our own terms in disposing of them. If we sent samples, it would make our business much too public, as disinter ested parlies would 6end for such; therefore, in .lustica to ourselves, we positively refuse to send samples, or sell in any less quantities than above stated to any one or on any other terms. Rulers, Pen Racks, Letter and Bill Head Boxes Office. at the Journal The Circus. What a world of thought is produced by that word the " Circus." How many youngsters rack their brains to discover seme means to raise a quarter; and how many old folks resolve to go and see the acting and laugh at the funny jokes and soces of the clowns. The big bills are up in the city, anrfounc ing that T?e Haven's Combination Circus and trained animals not Hons, elephants. &c. but a big troupe of performing dogs and monkeys, taught by the renowned IIanloi Brothers will open in this city on next Friday, the 13th of this month, and a big advertisement in the Journal givc3 the same information. This troupe is pronounced one of the very best now traveling. It is not worth while for us to specify the various features ot the show; all these can be learned from the advertisement. The great circus will be here cnly one day, and give two performances, and will, perhaps, be the last ono that will visit ua this Summer. Old Sam. Lathrop is with the Company, and he is assisted in the ring by two young and brilliant clowns, who have won names and fame by their witticisms and jests. Remember this day week, and ell go to the big show. Religious Debate. We learn that a religious debate took place at Oak Station last week, between a Campbellitc preacher, named Ward, and the Rev. S. Bowers, Methodist, from Vincenncs. The debate was on five doctrinal points, embraced in the Campbcllite and Methodist doctrine. The decision of the audience, consisting of both denominations, was that Mr. Bowers mai-j'.mueh the best arguments in the dehatc,and triumphed over his antagonist As a matter of interest it is worthy to state that the Methodist Church was commenced at Oak Station with only five members," and before the debate was closed sixty accessions were made to the Church, making a total membership of sixty-five. Mr. B. is said to be a fine preacher, and is quite talented. Condition of Miss Griffith. Thi3 unfortunate lady, who was so badly burned, is still living. She dees not suffer very mueh, and is reported to be sinking Elowly. Done It. After the velocipcda i fever had entirely abated, and the j victims were convalescent, the City I Council of New Albany passed an , ordinance prohibiting velocipedes from being run oa the sidewalks.

I "The Ec

7 TV, Of lirse i takes vl?.co ct Saturday cext, but owing to the great excitement in tho city over railroad matters, "but little attention has been given to the subject. We copy the following from an exchange, which gives several items of interest: Eclipses of the sun happen comparatively frequent f there must be at least two a year somewhere cn the earth, but a total eclipse, at a given place, is a very rare occurrence. No other total eclipse ill be visible in the United States till A. D. 1900. As this is the case, it will be worth 'shile for all to observe with some attention, this rare and interesting phenomenon. The dai-kness during the great est obscuration does not exceed that cf a n'gat when the moon is full. hou?h irora tho sudJen failure cl the. light, it appears greater. J.ne darkness, however, h peculiar, it is :seribcd bv Lar lncr "a.s attended wuh a ccriaia jr.a;scrtoaL;ie ana unearthly light, which throws upon sur rounding e-tjccts a taint hue, sometimes reddiih, sometimes cadaverously green." Just a3 the mo o in is about tj cover the dise of". the ban. ' to - leave it, np.rtain r.oints of hcht are soon, re sembling somewhat a string cf beads, and-hence -.called irom the oac wno first described them. Bailey's beads. The cause ot these is the roughness of the surfaea of the, moon, the tops of the mountains covering the edge of the disc of tho sun, while the light shines through ihe depressions be tween the mountains, lhese beads are not always equally conspicuous. There are always to bo seen with the naked eye, certain flame-like reddish protuberances, which show themselves at the instant of total obscuration, caused by clouds fioatitg at immensely great heights in the solar atmosphere, bat not sufficiently luminous to be seen unless during a total eclipse. There are several other things worthy of notice, which we cannot now stop to enumerate. Every circumstance connected with tho eclipse, is worthy the attention of the intelligent observer.", - - -r Tried to. get out of the LocK-ur. KateSimps'on,y?tas " Habeas Corpus Kate," tried to escape from the lock up this morning, having got a hole broke through the wall in the second story. Some few bricks wera loose, and she had made a hola large enough to got out... She was discovered by an officer trying to get out at 1 o'clock thi3 morning, but she was prevented Old Settlors' Picnic. An old settlers' picnic will be . held at the Fair Ground in Boonville, on Saturday, tho 4th day of September next, and will be participated in by all the old settlers in the county. No Concert. Owing to the rain last evening the concert at the Artesian Springs Park did not take place, having been postponed until the weather is mere auspicious. Due notice will be given of the next concert. p Superior Copying Books, from 300 to 1,000 pages, for sale at the JOURNAL Office. ; w -t -. v. . JK5? I : desiro notifying the Y1Jblic that I have rented the National Hall, and will open a first-class restaurant and saloon therein some time next week. Will bo opened with a 'big lunch. Como all, and seo me. augG 2t " : S. Seelig. CtSfReal Lisle Thread and other Hosiery for ladies and gents at Hughes'. Any' Florence Sewing Machine within fifty miles of Evansville, that is not in good working order, will be put in first-class order, by the owner sending it to A. B. Howard, Agent of Florence, No. 11 South Second Street1 Evansville, Iud. aug5 Ct Faded hair yie'.ds to " Barrett's." It is said that the proprietors of the celebrated Plantation Hiiteks reut no les than nine pews iroia tue ullfrfrent denominations In New York C;ty for all tboso of their employees who v.'li occupy them regularly, lr a of cliarea. This la certainly praiseworihy, and it is to be hoped that others who iupioy u large number of people 'will fo:iow the example. The above fact, accompanied with tho belief tbata firm, who would look so closely alter the morala and welfare of thelremployees, would not undert ime to Impose upon the public, has induced ui to slve the Plantation Fitters a trial, and havlug found them to be all that is represented, we cordially recommend l hem as tonic cf rare merit. Observer, Ju'y 1st. Ma;-olta Wateh. Superior to the best Imported German Cologne, and sold at half the prico. " Barrett's " keeps the hair in place. Barrett's" Superb Hair Restorative. Ihe Mutual Benefit Lira las- Co. Assets, 17,i'00,000. 350 Policies in Turcc in Evansville. The attention cf the public is invited to the following communicaMon: Editors Journal: I desire to acknowledge the receipt of Two Thousand Dollars, paid to me by Mr. C. K. Drew, agent of the Mutual Benefit Lifo Insurance Company. My late husband, Henry Felker, insured his life ia this company for $2,000, with an annual premium of ?70 20, which he paid, one half in asb. and one half ia an order on the "Dividends of the Company. The j'ttil paid to the Company in tho four wars he was insurad was only $150. The note given by my husband was returned to me, cancelled by dividends. I recommend this excellent company to my friends, and all who want the viost iusurance for the least money. Maegaret Felker. -C.K. DREW, No. 2 Main Street, will receive applications for Insurance in the above Company, at the lowest rates. Union copy aug3 3s Ladies all praise "Barrett's." " Barrett's" a substitute for Wigs. For Family Use. Choice Lard, put up in tin cans, at twenty-one cents (21c.) per pound, and no charge for cans, for sale by L. Ruffner, Jr., & Co., ' jy21tt No. 5 Water Street. Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee for sale at I. D. IIeiman's. VSj- T. C. Bridwell & Co , corner of Main and Third Streets, have a full 6'ock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Me'JieiLcs, American and imported Perfumery, Toilet Soups, Brushes, &c. Prescriptions carefully compounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-' Kress ond Rockbridge Alum Waters. jel7-tf

Eminent New York and Philadelphia Physicians claim that Dubois' Missisquoi Powder actually cures Cancer. It h advertised in this issue

B 13, P-.-rother River Items tee Third. Pa;c, The river is still falling. The weather was warm and sultry last night, notwithstan'ditg a ccolirg shower just before dark. Tho additional arrivals and departures include the Tarascon, to Louisville; Hartford, to Green River ; Quickstep to Cairo. Captains Dexter and Grammer got back from Pittsburg, yesterday. Capt. Dexter contracted for a new boat, the hull to be delivered at Pittsburg by the 15th of Oatober. The boat will cost about $45,000 The Tarascon had a fair trip both ways The Quickstep and Hartford had good trips out. It was rumored yesterday that the Louisa had broken a shaft at New Harmony, on tho Wabaih The Fanny Brandeis will be here this eveniog, and will leave in place of the Charmer for Cincinnati at 10 a.m., to morrow The fine Steamer P. W. Strader will be down on Sunday en route to New Orleans. She wants both freight and passengers. Let her have a good trip. She is a good boat The tow boat II. C. Wilson, with nine coal barges, passed up last night at 9 o'clock The New Albany Commercial says that the Le Claire, Capt. Aaron Ballard, wi.'l enter the Louisville and Evansville trade, connecting at Evansville with the Green River packet Ada Lyon, and running in opposition to tho Louisville Packet Company The Leonidas, en route to iew Orleans, will bo down this evening. l&ivor Dispatches. ; Pittsbcrg; Aug.. 5. The Mononpahela fell 3 feat. Weather cloudy. Thermometer 75. Cincisnati, Aug. 5. Port List. The regular packets arrived. Departures Leonidas, New Orleans; Liberty No. 4,t St. Louis. The river ia receding, with 14 feet in the channel and 88 feet under the bric'ge. Memphis, Aug., 4. Weather cloar. Mercury 01 at noon. Biver falling. Arrived Minneola and Ozirk. DepartedThompson Dean and Belle St. Louis, for St. Louis; Longworth, LouUville. Sl. Lotjis, August 5. Arrived Tom Morgao, from Roekport; Rubi con, from vieksburg; lost Boy, from Kansas City; Cora, Cllasgow and Schuyler, from I'eoria: Harry John son, from Keokuk; Kate Robinpon, from Cincinnati : Only Chance for Fort Benton. Departed Savannah, iorbt. Paul; Glasgow, for Omaha; Tom Morgan, for Roekport; Marble City, for Vieksburg; Lawrence, for Cincinnati; Harry Johnson, for Keokuk. River still falling, but not so rapidly. Weather clear. Mercury 91 at 3 p.m. Evansville & Gray ville Stage Line. T ETE1 KVAXMVILtt: EVEBT a p FtilUAY, at 6 a.m., from the corner of Locnst and Xhlru tstretw. Leaves Grayvllle every WEDNESDAY, at 6 A.M . from the Orayville noose. Fare. 43 for the through tilp, and f5 for ttie rouuu trip. jy.).i.fm a. W. WAbkis. IBOS. COKYXGTOar Jio. 61 MAIX SI11EET. DEAL.EU3 IS . . PIAKOS, ORGANS, 31U5IO And Musical Gools of all kinds. Orders by mall promptly attended to. feil dly ron SALE. rOK S,tLK-VALUABLE MAIN K'l'RKEC PKOI'KHi'V That Kplendld property litiown us the Kgler pioperty, situated on tbe west corner of Main fcud Blxth tetreels, fronting 754 le. t on Main Btreet and l.u feet, on t-.ix.ili Kirtel. (Said property is offered lor fcalu at lowUguies oa easy terms. A pply to J. P. KLLIOTT & SO.V, lieal Kstate Aseuts, Corner Locust and Third btreets. feWdtl SI. CA1I.V t: t:0., ' Ionl?ir3 .in Hiinioi', Itectlffers of tho Celebrated WABASH VALLKY. LEOAh TKNUKIt and XXX WHISKY, And Distillers of Cologne .Spirits, No. IOS MAIN ST11F.KT, KvANHvii.ir TNr. APIXE RUSH) i: N O E, ASD A kasli, Door, Blind FacIgpj ana Flooring 32111. AriSS UKSIDK.NCE for salo on Cliandler Street, ontaiDlnsf eight rooms; sizo of lot 10O feet front by 131 deep. Also, SASIT, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY and Flooring Mill, in complete runnice order, and lun a good Irade, (situated on tho corne of Walnut and Fifth Ktreets. Inquire of WM. HUiS Nt.LL. Jy7tf. Dissolution of Copartnership. UK C'OPARTXX:ilMIl IIKP.KTO Adolph buaenhtim, .Solomon Kuhn, and S frm ovl jt liii liut it'dfi'i Si'ii-itiiil Mtroi Itoman t-:ein-r iiss tms oay ben tiissoived by mutual consent. Mr. Ciremer retires from the busineiH, which will hereatter Ua contlrined by toe three lirsl-niimed parties, who will set! le 11 claims against the firm, and who are alone autnoriz .d to collect ofcbts in fav;r of Ibe eim The name and ttyie of the fliiu will remai-. unchanged. 1-e-speetfir.!y, H. MU Kil A CO. Evansvilie, July 6Mi, 1S-J. jyil d3m JOHN TRAYI3, CcniinJssion Commercial Broker, Ko.is sop.tji wa ixk sr., Kvam.vii.li!, Ind. nEuys and tells all kinds of IVoduce. Jyl5d3oi Charles Babcock & Co., I3tPORTKH.j AND DEAIE3S IN Coacli & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, Wood Work, Damas.s, Harness, Enanuled Patent Leather Pad &7;ins, Skirtings, drc, c, IVo. 4 Mnira Street, mn20 EVAKSVILLK, IND. For Sale, ADEillRABLF. ItHICIi DWELLIXO house, near the court-house. Sit. Veruon, Ind. contalnlusr nine rooms, halls, attic, kitchen, and collar. A K'od cli-teru and well on the place, with stable, woodshed, and of her out- buildings, t or terms, apply to MILTON ISLACK, fsq Jit Vernon, or to IUOCO.NiSOXo.S, Keans. ville, lad. Iau2 dlw

r-'-t- r- IV f-' fill J'C'f ? 1 1

t'T7 K.TK Ksrsci. Cy Telegraph. NzW Yoi-n. August 5. CoTTON-WithoLit decided chnm;?: sates of l.wj bales at 3l.!lc tor middling uplauus, Flocii Receipts 11,2.7 bb:s; dnll, havy, and -Value lower; (-ales of5,Kk) bblH at i Kr e W 35 lor sa perdue l tat ami Western ; 0 7i ( 7 25 for extra stat; a 30 lcr extra Western : t7 3V7 (.0 for white wheat extra ; ?-i S0j7 ) lor round-ioop Ohio; 87 OW 00 for extra St.. Lou w; J .3 oojilO X for good to choice do. Rye Flour quiet; sales of 1.50 ba rels at SI V 75. Cou.v Meat.-DuII. Whisk v Firmer; Rales of 28tf huts, of Wf sternat tl 10jl 12 free, and Email lots at SI '1. 'A'l eat Receipts, Kn,792 bushels; 152a belteij fair fxpoi t deiUHiid; h1s of fcii.miO bushels at (I 6-$I oH tor No. 2 Kprint;. Si CO SI Si for suit oo.", tl i'2 41 to for No. 1 Spring, SI 59 for JNo-. 1 and 2 thi.,- mixed, 1 iri lor choice new Ohio, and ! 70 lor new amber TennssReo. Kys Uulet. Pauley Nomltal. Uaki.ey Malt Nominal. Coux-Itaceipts 41,717 bushels; market opened I vJe Letter; closed quiet, and tho advancn was noarly lot: stia-8 W.000 bnsh!a t fc.lc--j.fi Ui fcr unaound new mixed Western ; 4Ui7al 12 f ir sound do.: closing nt el hil ii for prime lots; jl 1:51 11 for Westers yc-llow. Oath Kcoeipts 7!.2So bcshels: junket more active; sales OiUUO bushels at 79usw for Westurn fioat ; 7i;.;-it77c for ansou'i-d; 75c for new l'euusylvaiiia; 7i&Jc tor new Virginia. Kick lu filr request; sales 40 tierces Carolina at bUOc. coffee Les.s active; s!ea 1,20) bag? F.io on private terms.;! r . bCAR Kasier; sales (XO hoji'-bepds at llftllJic for Cuba; viy2ti for Porto Klco. Molasses -Quiet. Pftkolei w Firm nt - 1717c for crude ; Hi'tx'sic tor refined. Kop-i- Q,ii let. Oil, Linsoed oil quiet. PoiiK Dull and heavy; 450 bb!s sold at ' tS 12i: 25; naw mens closing at t.Tl 12, caHh; So'2 75 old do; 27 50.-V2S 50 prime; $W 50 prime mess: also 5uo bb'3 cew mess buyer Auaust : V'AS 40. , UEKFfciteady ; bales 140 bbls at S a.tG for new plain uia; elsliiiiew extra mess; tlerc beef nominal at JfaW-'o; piime mess fcSViyJU: Indiana mes beef holds quiet; sak-s 100 l.bls at i2m'J0. j C'rr Meats Steady; sales 105 pks at 144 (yl'c: Kbonlders 17al'-lc. Hams Middles ouiet and firm; Bales' 250 boxes ice enrea ai jio hiic. - , Lakd Quiet; sals 47 tierces Rt 19!4 for steuin; lu,!itAie k-ttio roodored; also SOO tierces steam seller tJipt. ls'c; and 2 O-iO lierce8 do buyer all year at !S.fro Buttek Qalet atiCSlc foff Ohio; 133o7 for titaie. - , t HEESE-Firm at 111Cc. ' Freights to Liverpool firmer; shipments of 6o,OW) bu wheat at 7&74i per sail; 8J per steam. ; lew Icrk Ucld and btocx iiarhtt. Hy Telegraph. New York, AugnitB. Moxky The demand for money Is verr moderate, and tbe market, in easy at 5 7 rercent. on call, with tJovernments and mixed collateral and prime business notes at H.iilO per cent., but tbe Ctscouut marfcet generally Is very dull. i-'xciiANGK Foreign very dull and comlnal; the quotations nrerW,fmil0 lor prime banters' bills at 0J days, aud JlljJ to llu4 for sight. GOLD-Ttie Moamer Eng'e, for XI a van a, to-day, took S27,(XM1 lu pcie. . The dullness of the gold-room ws relieveit by the Increased activity aud firmer leellus. The obariKa was due to private teii- -rains from i:urop9 reporting lower prices lor bonds at London and Frankfort than those of the picss. Thisdecline in bonds was attributed loan nneay feeling la money centers of Kurope about tho h gy pttan quosllnn. The price opened at 130, lelt to 1-fciJJ, ad vancod to and closed R-t 1.'4 Carry luce rales are 6-$7 per eet t. . Chearncos Ilii.WAi.WiO. Uovuit.NMKsTs-Firm but busioe.-s was quite moderate. Coupons of 'ol, 121!i' 125 do. 'b2, l&:a.m4; 00. et, VZFWUi 'do. '6. r&121: do. new, l'.liiyi: do. 'o7, l'iaui do. 'W, UZ'yi&t'ii 10-4s,ll'j;-r llt. , tlnclnnatl &r&et. By Teitraph. CXNOISSATl, Aug. 6. . Fwtrit-t'ne iangod, . , - WiiEAT-luKood Ufhiand at full ralea: red 81 2XcL 2o; white 81 401 4i. Corn Dull and prices droopiujf; car at b-Vq Si a. Oats 1 11 good Uf;mand at 45.'jC0e, the latter rte for prima white. UV E 90ij,'J'Jo. 'AOUAfx o Is In eood demand! the nalei duiliiir tbe lat two Onym comrrtw 7il hbds at(U 10 tai; tbe premium tobacco brought Wuisky-Unsettled; 09 barrels old at U Oj, aud o'Jl barreis at 11 OS. Xhelo la uome contiict between dealers. ' ' - Pkovisijns Cncbansjed nod nothing uoue; prices are noruiuuliy unchanged; Jiitws Pork was held at t il &o; iiulU Meats 14c lor shoulders aai lu'c for BlUes; Ilacuu 15, 1S and VJc, witu 1:0 sales. jako ly,'c aud quiet ; bo demand. UirxTUE 'mu:xc CJolji hiO buvinTi KxcuAKGE Luii aud fower, at jjWQ MoEY-Marfcet uuchaagLd. -' t. Lccl& "artct. By Telegraph. J , Br. Locia, August 5. Toua ceo Firm and unchanged. , ' Cotton Nominal at ii-'o. Hemp-Sa:fcs of ur.tirfcsbed at fl 2"i. i Fbouu Low grades in gtKHl demand j Fiipei line Kohl at t4 7j5 10; X. 5 ZiaO 70; XX S5 IA) .4.0 23 : XXX ttf 7"j(7 (W. Wheat Active lor choice; other grades dull; small sales of .No. 2 (Spring at tl 10; No. 2 red Fall 1 ITJf prime to strictly prime red tl 22.' l 5; choice lo fancv ti 40 tl fio; prime lo choice white SI 4in 1 &0 Cokn-HlKtier; mixed lu buisT 7.7'jc; white 70,0; common yellow in nacks 8;Jc; choice b6(t; White Ql(riU-jl. oats Firmer aud better; new mixed in bulk 42a4c; do. In sack;; i'M, ui.jlc;do.white 5:gjJ.; old miaed Cjyt ; do. fancy white KVE Bleady; prime newS.V. W HISKY .Steady tl 00(1 07. GuocisniEs 'inlet and uuchango-J. I'lioviiios rlrui but quiet, with but Utile disposition to buy or sell. Pork sold at S i4 00-;ll 00. Bason, suoull!is li'-ilyc; clear rib sides li,lh!-ic;'cicar i,ideslUj i'JMc. fc-ugar cured uairn 2W.. Lard quiet.; choice ln,llerce, m u. tinail w.y, at TJo; kegiiKie. 1 ..',, . Kurtipean MsrJtct. By Cable. 1 ; Loxlok, .uutt 5. Consols, for t:iriiK';.. tE ; account 01. Five-twenty h.-.tid-', itl London, quiet at XVi; at Frantl'oit 8;J. Fl ics li); Itilnols Ceulral irlX- , i " Pakh, Aujist r.; Bonne quiet; rcutis 72f 72C LlVKaro-iy, Argilt &. Cotton steady; midddtiK uplands Or:eatiR Jati.'a; aies l'J,Ou() bales. Caiiiurnia white wheat les Hd;ved Western 0s (ii. Western Hour 2H. Corn 0d. O it o 6 1. Pens 4ls. poi k luls. B"ff Ms. Lard 7m-H.l. Cheese 62. Bacon VI . Hplrlts'fif proleum 7il; rnDnedls7d. Tallow 47s, Turimutlno 27s0d. liONKOX, Ansust 5. Ta'dow 4jJ 9(l.a4fs. Kenned petroleum Is (id. Kngar IWs 7d. Buillon in tno Bank of L'ugland has increased itS8,0UJ. Bullion in tbe B?i:k of France basincr:seU 7,0.0,0x1 fiances. Cotton at liavre lolf, on spou 5ew rerk Drj (iooas Market. By Telegraph. Nbvt York. August G. Dky O'onns. Cotton Goods inaclive, firm but u gool lcqulry la nolic3able (or low priced e Hosiery, Uerrnantown Woolen tshawls, and Heavy Woolens, adapted lo men's wear. 1'laiu and colored Alapacas, Poplins, Amorts aud Dress Ooods of the same ciass are also iu good request at the optmiii ralcr of last year. aempats Market. 11 1 eTegrapft.'l Mkxphis. Angnst 5.., t'OTrcN - Da',1 and low for middling. FLouit-Firm; supeitlae S0a8 00. Wjikat-51 uotjI j. " CoitN 9"c. OATi-New CSlGOc; old 70c. , IlAY--f JK 00. Bran t!8 W'a,2U CO. Cokh Mical.-Fresh fi G.3, and kiln-drlid nominal. I'DHK-Sl') 10 La iid 'J 'V-Vc-Lac j.n- Firm ; bh'.-uMcrs IOJ4C, and sidea Loiiinic raci. l?y leieeraph.l ljoumvu lx. August Q. Ff UK Firm ; Kiipeiiin, J4 C0:j,j t. WilEAT-tiuiet; rett.il 10; white, SI 20. Cohx -o. Oat.1 5 for no at. Kvb-Mc. Baiii.kv Jl 15. GLll'iv & SCHWAliTZ, No. 14 South First Street, (CHAStiEll'S BLOCK,) Hoop SUrt Slanufactory, and COP, SET MOUSE, BE.H.EBN IS XOTIOXS A FASET lioods where you can pet the above El UCleS al vrjr j.i-ua. An JlfKjB .Skirts bought Irom ns will be repaired rc, of eharffe. We solicit the liberal patronage ot the public in the vicinity. m i TiiiKe 11 vinir at il (litd,,A Hoop Skirts will take tbe followins measures, slid we will guarantee a good fit: No. 1. Measure around the waist; No. 2. Lent h No. a. The iarseKt width around ; No. 4. The price you wish to pay. Ail orders will be promptly attenJed u, aud sent to any point by express. Remember the place; - - . . llI.IClv . St'HWA !?T7 apl3 dim Opposite the Opera Hou te

KTSAKBOATS.

FOP. MEMPHIS, VICKKliUrtU. AND NKW OULKANW. The fine passenger fctcasrer - tSPl p- w- STRADER, i---i4 Albr rt Fteln, Master, VII1 leave for New Or:f.nr. nn,1 nil vnv ports oa M'JTflAT, AUOL'iT Stil at 5 o'clock p.m. For freight or naFa;e p i nly on board, or to WM. O. BliOWN & 1:0.. u u-i- - Heni H. FOR OWF.NHP.ORO. CANNKLTON AND LOUIS VI LJL.K. The ff lendiJ passt-nsjer Menmer , ..fty PALESTIKii JLr- ' : 1'ra .k Ilnrry, Master; P. B. lirauliiuii, Clerk, Will leave for Lou'svlllo and ail way ports -FftlOAV, AUG CSX rif, at G o'clock p.sr. For fieiglit or passaarc, npply on board, or to VS . G. JiKOWA &.VO., dlt Aleuts. JOII-i IL SCOTT, Boo Unel I es, tit 'at Ion ( r ANI " v. iv s it si a i. r. , .No. C;J MAI BTUJiET, cor. (Second, aniSdly Evansvii.i.e, Ind. FISH a OA HI EE, Wbolesale Bookeellara Stationers, SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, UlSilVLLA NEO US F OOKS, PM'FIt EN VK LOPES, AND rs o. li lnin Wtrnof., I'vansilUe, Indiana. JuiyiMy CHATF1ELD U WOODS, NASCFACTUKEBS ANf) WHOLESALB 11 and 7t Walnut Street, Keep constantly on hand a complete assortment of FLAT-CAP, FOLIO, I)KUY, MEDIUM, ROYAL, AND Sl'l'Kti-RyrAL FLAT LF.TTF.RH, virions wc-Iifhts; FLAT COM M F.HCI A L AND PACKr-JT NOTKHs Hubbard's OrLAZKD CoVKH PAPKU.S Nos. 1 and 2; also, otoer brands, of all colors; PK1NTKK.S' CAK1) MOCK, in fiheetH, colitreil and white; also, CUT CAKDB, tn tuil variety of qnalllle and sires. RULED LETTER, NOTE, AND CAP PAPERS, Various weight and qualities. MANUFACTURERS O PAPER BAG 3 & FLOUR SACKS, All Kiscs and numbers, first quality of paper. A Paper, Manilla Jriper, Hook liptr, nTUfrptny j-aper, ixiortti jxtier iiiper. Hum Jnpir, SUtrch I'xtjirr, VtnuUe I'ujier, J'ur Jioariis, islruw liunrtU. ' I.e.UIierM of all Kind For Binders' aso, together with TOOLS unc tI.Vjl IIS' 3XA jh.m;iiy, All 01 which we olftr at lowest marftul prisee. Orders by mail promptly ailed. CHATKIKLD & WtV)DH, 77 oud 7 W In ut Ktreel. mar2ldtf tiiMinuoti. Dissolution Notice. Tire iAf"rM:3tsiiii El 1:1; Kin lore existing uuvler the Htm name o Humpbiey, 1'Hi.iick St Co., ForwHriiing aud ffjiunilxsioi: Merchants-ami Wbanboat 1'ioprietois, was dissolved by mutual consent on tr.e illh inst., K. W. Patrick rellrim; frt.m the llrm. '1 he busiheswiil be contimiisd by F. M. Humphrey, Ueorxe J. livwiw, ana Charles W. Kernev, under the 11 rm name ol Humphrey, Lewis A ( 'o., ov wiiuiii iiiu utisineMsor 1 11a oicl llrm will oe sei.iieo Jy20dtf HUMPIIitaY, PATRICK CO. WAUXfi.? AGENTS for An entirely hew woik that lias been In active preparation for over 30 years. Corobiily emlnr-ed by leading clerymei; of all the principal denominations. For a lO-piigo circular, (jiving full particulars, wilii saiiii le ihhkh, nuu ssuipie ot the eirgant. iun-pao thsiravingi with which the work will be embellished, address C. F- V K .n T, Pu hi isber, 8 W'eit Fourth Street, Jy23dP, wit Cluclnnatl. 31KSTKIJLI, UKil v i. 'i cit .AKRVTTD fci'oui, turtoii 4J!1 tj , tuu iuaii. t""'"" ""TJ fT r1-' r ; ITEST PBSMICM OPA SILVER MEDAL y'V mmf EABRtrrS HAIR htSIUnAiiit J Cr 1M K. K- Ktat A rtooUrl ItoaMr, t! Vegetable Hair Restorative It Wxtatrny th m popnlftr ftrtlct tat Ewtir ing jb4 feM'tyinf lft BmiP, ILroatruoai tn A' wws, firu Btm ta ijnru.g 4. R. BARRKTT 4. CO. IORD z SMITH, CHICAGO, Arcnta for tie Korthwcitera Etatea LJKCH rtc l.KMCKt:, Wholesale Agent, Kvausviile, Ind. I. . BAUSOM. AUEX.WII-SO?r SANSOM & WILSOPJ, UKALKKS lit I-itl"sliii-; Oojil, And Sole Agents for the AIKLKIE and hHOO M Inert Kentucky. Being agents Jor tho toivbonts Robert Fulton and Bed Fox, wc are prepared to do lowing at lo at figures. OITICKS: r South Second Street ana Ulue Dock, Laniasco IJIiarf. Kteamboais and factories supplied ou liberal terms. linati dthn

iiti : .1 .. . -k

joirw . n'cofti: -,r. jorrrff i. tmt L V V ..v 1 1 ! t- A 4 ji--CenlractoiM' and Zlnl'-.lvr:?, And .Manufaclurvri ( f SosJi, Doors, Pdiihh, Frn.-nis, Dvnr .;, (or.WAi.xt'i'A iconic; hT!ujrr;. Ev A hVl l.f.f, In p. All orders wl 1 resolve prf;.,p! st-n) U'.i d.lm nil!-14 f b: rtw it s: 1 ':irrn v.vt 'j'.n-''Ort pni! Ti'i;-i, u ) ),! -;. .!.; ,ior.t4c.. i(n:o.i;. lO pu pi .! m; .; isi).)jfd J'-.i.).ni!Jv;nin;i: n. .;.-,",-( . pill 4 AhAi) qqu.tu; in; pt;i. ',v ''! - aojr pa" oibih p.n:prqiBK : ;ooi jo jojs o'r.iV v punq 110 .-t .( ., sivis TiSTA'iisk'kiij ? Jjcr,r;:;: f A (UBAipjtiti is.1.i; em ui) 'a hi idt'ioj .?;;f. -s,o.)0ti iivaovk poo 'id . '' " j 1 " ': .! ''' ; , l Silj i( ,t ias Jun ; ;.l mo.) -.4 t; .--. r ' rK;r.KI'II.ltl Jo 31'W ! I ivn -n-)ii .tnof itrr .f .Mnpi.-i! 1 : d1 pj-vn n ami 'ornvdvem: iiiLVX! 'oniiioot 'i-uivi Yruvuw aivn "smvti 'mW II b Jo ESII-HNHVA 'Aixnj biro 'cinsn jo.uo o pin: pitrij i,d a:? '-j V.-.-, PH (Pin 10) Fpiiil-i r.ZZOQ joenii or; 1 tij stipfi.f.i-i. :: -Otijnauui oj pSJd.).t,I oan p 111 1 , .nn erH II1 JO )S oSiwr 11 put q no i! ! o. put? 'spqia 'tpir: t?.r.?cg jnn o.)4.T ano'iiofi'U'.i Ma ii''n , pjwM-ioj 01 t ldiji. Tiout .!( 1 . , ii.n'iio ' Xq pjJitib.); 4iaiiXttn st .-jdinoj ? .ini JI 'ifil no.C 3u.itW'.u - o.x;.ti.,.rv is,; suosjjd o 11 pi m .fjjtMtih f . 1:: -ax s 'wapj iirj ntqpnj: j u.4 aui ) su-.m OUJI 4 no uj ;.i.)i,Jii 11 (U4-i; ui;. an ik-; 4AIOH4NO J)))IIU 'u Ji'IM"! 1 iw '.I ..in WJOHJW tUUIIOlt fcU I):)'' H I.) I X.) , -.! - 1 9AJJjfja3M ivio.ij pine :,C;j.u,I ;.: , I Sijipn' il equcu ;..'A sh '.. .r.mi wuo S,i JC1 pOJ.ItlJ.V.Jtt OJi.f ' .1 ,... I n i ; : ! , 1 1 1 fcJ'.Jjd Pio -jti.)ii (; ; 1; ; ; ) j 111 ; ii,M ll pOJIlltj.).! J,!i n; j.C.i .i,". ) IHJnj ( ;,.,,!, 1,1. AV Ktt f.t pUfl'l Ul'pi jII potl 41 p. Mil -ov) nuimi v, v.- n-ic stti r n't.j j rn j-.i.u 11 01 nrn". ipi jno.C ijii ) ,'.i;i. ''! TKlUiiE, AS Y I-. il "1 w lit i)., Contractorj and iJuildcj is A id Prop' ii lor i il tln Hon tliiim 11 n ui - ur "liU. , Manuf icturern of li'n! 1-al.T .; us sash, door;-', BLiiiu;; fr..nKi IlrafIi:M, 7IouZ.'I And ail kl nlj of woil: for h';Mu) : i i,r I)Oses, lit i.lcrM I-i K LOO II I ." '. , wruTHH! BOAHDIN'f, l) UK-,.-1. 1.1 A l.'NI.K! "ii LUMliEli. All kiniH of STEAMBOAT AND CD3T:,'M VUmi Bono jr(im; !i;", to rncr leaser r.d (; o r; . I ! s r !( : -. Opposite Lar.. a . Wiiarl, apr: i: v anhvh ' ; :. ind. r (. ' w s " . r . r v mm: fci;s.'ti ... Jl, I lie Lu in ber Hn-.n 1. 1 I.. '! (.,., al tiie corner 01 Main wnd 1 v 1. 1 ii ; ; . : 1 . uinl woulti ri-Kp( ti - .i I . y i.'i;.-i ),i ; 1 ,..;t that blK UK-en i lar'! '"' '. ,' x,.., la the a.-Hoitniciu., miir. ,,; thick iusah ant. 'mahlj , H" .. . .. Third CmI llllOll I-:!-'!!. i ;; . . Thrue-lnel, hiit rlnir i I ,:i. . Also, f L".olt.- Of Vl:i-i.. , .. ... a:ui s! v ic1, 11 . 1 10 (sin; i i ; Window -iJ-Kli, Pin.? i , . 8 and 4-t-l l.Htu. .S;oi.i .. . . QumliT-ilHUiiJ.Ai'., J,-. oruera hum ine mnt, y. .- . , ,1 , a filled pr!z;pUy. neii d.iin J ; ) ; : . , . I ' s , . HANUrAITIi'il R 1 Sash, Dt on:, Kl 1 , : , : : -., n and Penh-, ., ; Pino and Poplar Ls, y.;,. , fill! I NO, rt,:: -i .v.;, t -. OfSce and Cactorv, ('.. . ..- ... ,-t , p. 'net, l.uu..v;:ii-, !,... OrU'is fro 11 ribrouti i i - i., : , .., VlaW cl 11 T TT f. f. '' . JOli.s 'i'J. v i.:'.. JUeellci-rt i, Paini, ('.-., ' .; MA IA NT., bet. M.:C..-.! ,-! '! Pftrflcril r stt'-t,!iin civc i to WINLOV. tiUrt-1 m -e. , For ftcantlfj!;!?: fi i.llr. ;.;.! i Remove! all Kru-iMon -, !;: : " , le. Moll. liioiclic. , 'i : :, ii I ;; ; I ' I ; the fckln , fnr, .-e . i-h tot .Lac us lu IIjo ,m.i-i able. For ueLtleiiun alitr :: :ii i: l... eiual. "1'nphii.n i,.tion i-. u '!': remedy fi r di;-.'i " 1 '"' :"' - ' bkln. iir i.ix's "1' ii'fH "H the 1'nliei, Nurs-ry, hi,.i iiatn. -,;( Chap thotkiu. Prico '- .i.u p.-i . !". IU. i : Y:--t.n uj: ."iAiij. - A New JVrfume Jor tb 1 1 i !! , FiZUUlsl e, Uelicate, La-.!'u I i. ;:.lU IIIAI.ON & 1-j.S :, , , : ti ild by HI drtu:i;!i.U. y

J

0