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FOB DAILY. One year no Six months ... j no Three mouths 1 to Supplied by carrier, at cent, per week. FOR WEEKLY. Three mouths r... ,ntl 50 Six mouth.... gs, One Tfar 1 SO FOK TEI-WEKKLY. Six month..?. .". j 00 One year ,J .. oO NOTICE. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. Tallow Lard, Grease & Oils. 0 undersigned pay thefr . Particular Attention To (49,41? of the above articles, and SOAP .STOCKS CENERALLV. OnaigT.ii -ms sent to them will be PROMPTLY DISPOSED OF Q,uick eturns Madt. ob v. . Iranced terms. We mail oar Weekly Clrcu! r gratis, to all sending their a.Mi- -to ABRAM KMGHT cV SONS. 23 Water Street, X. Y. City. iylOdl :a &TOVE WORKK ! V BSlXKKETXa. A . I.LBUXfl SOUTSEBK STOVE WORKS. Mannfai-.tv.r .-r , Sieves, Ilollow Ware. Iron Railings, House, Fruiai, Veraadai, Kaleenles, Castlnsri la Ctneral, 1 C.FPE. T1X AND SHEET IBOX WARE," ?" .- hr Room Main Street, opposite Court l ne. ' T i . -.- -N'.-ir the Montr of Pigeon Creek Nip AXiYlLbE, IXD. -RIKRS SOLICITKD-M my PICTURE GALLERY. 3 Fffl Y r3 o 2 : o to - a j2 v. o - I- 3 MEDICAL. B. J. BAY, M. D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. KXAJlINfG 5URGEN FOR PEN8I0NARY. 01 FICK On Serond Street, between Main and Lomet. RESIDENCE At Sherwood Home. ft ueTille, January 6, 1863. 3. W. THOMPSON, M. D., 1. FIYSIOIAN & SURGEON ; .ct ast. RasiDtMOt No. 35 Wautct Btaiwr (At Dr. Ronald's Old Stand.) V A ;jN SVILf.E, INDIANA jr-ly 1 1 . I y.t I DRY GOODS KEEN & PRESTON IT AVE TUFT; RECEIVED A LAKGjl AND tj cueral atS'trtment of . '- Desirable Dry Good9, s, they tnvise the ' trails'" ..to call and ex- , i;rif-. .jualitiee; believing, knowing, 1 ni sirw dssvL rs additional freight ana ex- I (.. ...IftrTr.'lier Eastward. - janlN ; A.C.PUSHEE, ! , 'suitt u ... ! Foreign Sc American. Fancy Goods, GOSTsW, LiK'T'silfBa. PURSEa, IVALLE13, it. uviv Tuiivi Soapa KubWr fJooth, UAKBD, VAKKK KOTiOftsj, i.ai'.la' U i.kc.i. ritllilrsma r.itb., sx-e. No. 20; Main Street, LAW CARDS.

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CHARLES DENBY,;pmST STREET, Attorney Lay, i

lias rtsirmed the practice of Law. Office en Third Street, miil of fll!'( Block, op atalrs.- febt , JAMES RE I D , Attorney at Law Q : A7B COLLECTING AGENT, -TKCK On Tliird fffreet, third ioct front Kalli sir. . t. in the i.'iescnt City Bank' Building, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA (sfsttjy aw. T. Wallcef, J7TTJE OF THE PEACE AO Agoit for talniua; Pcn.leai, llsck 1'sy aul Uoantjr IJOK IlSi:HARttED JwytlTJEft.f, ASU r"0B PI t .. ' Idn sayElislliLI H.B "v usuutatlvea of tho who die in fne-eervtrsrwf tlie'Unite l StaUs. oflt ii tfes J.Tth-We4t side of Third Streef, near ll.e Wsjhftigtoa Honse 1 nearly opposite ihe'oart Hotne. Evaflsrilie, lioiana. All bnsinesa enirn.ited to him wiU b promptly (attended to. - . yt-ly ' 1.. i v o rt; TYPES, PHOTOGRAPS A-8 Octara. Pictures. i .11.19, WJ'.DDJNG cards, ; Moolitcit ta BcaotsfQl Btfie, v T - A Yarn's P-.iotograpHlv Osllety. OTEB r'03T-"iFtCB. SOAP AND CANDLES. lixili; Oeaclcei, . ,h0. .MWS0! r Ver a kraiuerh - JllinnlaClvttr f Liird Oil SOA AlfD CAXDLES. Afvo. au rfra aiafMaff 6tKi.VuJ f.VBf.'.'r AXD CAB OIL Oea!urs:fa RoajUi, ateia, AskeH, Ar. AUo Pure Catawba Win . ea ,.n r..u;. In qaanttfiea le n4l pur chasers, . Street, swtwesi rsl;W".J. l-raasviLi e, I -nn. s a. ub, or a Uytf paper la I Pcg..' Iv A ral ..I ibe tvasali'.ton sl'rtct inf. lx ,iiii-t atteuiion to all bui-li.s It

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OLUME XV' WATCHES & JEWELRY. vatIIes v i JEWELRY, AT Wholesalfe and 'Retail. i1Ysf a TrnwsvrtT n-n (&0. A. BITTROLFF . ,)asl open,, t iseew stand !-. 4?S I iWJC2s.Xj?Sr t&ZCSi. If ' Ou- of tu. largest ....1 eet elected stocks of . n ! WATUliilia, CLOCKS ; .j. 33 XX .. j ' JEL 5T- i Diamond Rings and Pins, Silver Ware, Silver Cups, Soup Ladles, Table and Tea Spoons, Napkin Rings, Butter Knives, Childreas' Setts, &c.. &c. N PUted Ware, Full Tea Sets, Castors, Pitchers, Cup3, Butter Dishes, Sait-Cellars, Goblets, Jewelry, A full assortment of all kinds cf Spectacles, Watch Materials, Watch Glasses, &c, &c. Having bought mr etock for Caah, I can anil at the lowest figures for Caih. Tall and examine my stock before pnrehaainK elsewhere. -6I0. A. BITTROLFF. MpJ No. 48 Muin Street. DRY GOODS. Dry Goods! Dry Goods i! TT7E HAVE JUST RECEIVED AS COMPLETE IT assortment of Goods as can be found anywhere, and baring bought them before the recent advauee, we can and will sell them cheap. No. 49 Main Street. j Black and Fancy Silks. WE HAVE A SPLEND V. D ASSORTMENT of Silks, and sell them ran cheap. SCHAPKER BUSSING, 49 Main Street. Cloths, Casimeres and Vestings. A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHS, 0A8I--Y MERES and Testings can be fonnd at SCHAPKER A BUSSINGS, 49 Main Street. Carpets! Carpets!! Carpets!!! IVTE HAVE NOW A SPLENDID ASSORTW MENT of Carpets to which we respectfully call the attention of the public. SCHAPKER A BUSSING'S, No. 49 Main Street. SCHAPKER & BUSSING'S Shawl and Cloak Department. A THOROUGH EXAMINATION OF THIS Department will sr.tr-. y -.err ono tfai .i.-j-eau be salted In quality and prices. .SOliAPKER A BUSSINC, Nv!49 Main street SCHAPKER k BUSSING'S Mittyriery Department. HsVVlNO MADE THtH A SPECIAL PART of!-tmr-ttuslhefi., and itaviag bought ererv. thtttg hi that, line direct from Importers end main'. . r. . - . we deO ani j.t' t itteo Miii Epperson and Bv-llam. ha havj ebrg 't the Trimming Department, n.i.u themsvlvts that they cannot he sun a" ' 1 I" trimiiin bv any tHJliiiW. SEW AND ELEGANT GOODS: at .; r . - . 'V. r iaWg mutti $ t. JL COOK & 00. RE B EC-E I V I K ii AN F O V I S O AT IfOe'T a i . . A Sew atiJ.4C1ts;ant MoxE of Dry Goods. ' Fancy Goods av-". ""-'-'.t AD jxr o T? s?: o jst Their llKi-s baee tM tetecasd with reai ..arD by exp.n-DH;ed Lisi. is, with epe ;r.feranc to . tbu Uradaof thssclsj ; were beSsahl lor UASI1 and . will W nery !.-v to lah Cnntomer. only. ineir siotK...ni, ,i tne must lli JLiiW AW 1 ol t hliu B.uired to ,o Ot-t. aSrst ci Xr.v Crolsi Iloiie, EaaxAeiae i Black, Plain and Fancy Silks, k ouiaru siiK.3, tine AOzairibtdne lire's s Goods.nlam and Check, Sareges, Organdies and Jaconets, Lawns. Mournin? and Summer Dress Goods, of, every desonprion. j roint Jace uoliars, Collars of every Variety, ' Mourning Setts, : Mourning Collars. Silk Talmas' Sabffaes. and Circulars of all kindH, ' Laee Mantles, Summer Sttavis, OlIV S...ls LA..,.;;..! o,..mn lost receieo. , , Marseilleajlts and pleads, ! . Cassimeres, ' Staple Gooda of every description. Our te -k In illn. Itae bIm-h, an-tof the flueet ijaality, to t.lch partteuCi eMtjiMefjgiMfiirecttsV Keinessl.or Ihu plsre for bi gains. Kit. T FIRST 8TKKKT. EVANSV'l Li T. B , 1 K D I AN A . "' x." "a?"' " " " ff. "S . VARIETY STORE. PU8HEE a VARIETY STORE, No. 20' Main Street, flf THE . I' LAC I. I" KIND EA.XCY O0OI8. mM kni.Mtl. V, WalUl.. CrA W. a ww7". w- - - . - ' Tablet., S.'.rJ '"V "B,a"r'?: Gurd ''htnu TbimblfS,'30.uie, i-me, tape .eia.tur.H, UMMseae' Cartlaass, Ladies Fanar Work TeeUa BsekeU, Ac, aa at wholesale aad

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JVC O rff J, h r d3)rttTt Imtittif ! PUBLISHED BY IAMBS H. McNEKLV. r. in. 1MAIS.B. JXO. II MeNEELY ! t v.r. thk tib or Tn 1 Evanaville Journal Company, j E l tc tljj ouiiumgs,,; LOCUST STREET, BETWEEN PIRST AND WATER. WEDNESDAY. 0CT0B Grand Mass Mept,nS at Vlncennjs. The Union men of Knox county ...a.wug preparauons tor a large gatHer- : ,nS af vuicennes on lhur. Jav jaext. " ('SlesbJ fighting Dick Oglesby, as j Con. Offlesbv fif?litlnr DiVW (IrlosKr aa ' j he is familiarly called by the soldiers - c e r3vJ i i . ' . """7" u "ie 'U'ers j Will lOSltlVelv be on hnnri tn mlitroec tl,o will positively be on hand to address the onl - i ftrowd Anil otiipr j tiavteen invited and are expected to ue

9 j present Arrangements have also been 1 made to run half fare trains, and other- ; wise add to the interest of the occasionWe are pleased to see this evidence of

i i ' energy and determination on the part of the Union men of Kr.ox county. We are i assured that a lit! Ie thorough-going work will revolutionize the county and utterly overthrow the clique of politicians who, for several years past, have dictated its politics and tilled the offices. Under the leadership of the Sun, the Democratic party in Knox county is- more disloyal than in any other portion of the State. The Copperheads there are more venomous and spiteful tban in any other section. To such an extent do they carry their hostility to the Government, that soldiers, visiting their homes on furloughs, become so disgusted that they return to their regiments before their furloughs expire. We are glad to see the good cause proi gressing and trust our citizens will cheer " j-vuua. tuuuy airiois by turning out in force on Thursday next An excursion train will leave the depot in our city at 7:20 A. M. arriving in Vineennes at half past 10 o'clock. We should like to see the cars crowded. The Union men of Evansville must wake up t Krotn all parts of the country we have cheering news. Our armies are pressing the rebels to the wall in the South. It is our duty as well as privilege to crush their sympathizers in th North. Warren's Brass Band has been engaged and will furnish the music for the occasion, and that of itself ought to secure a good crowd. Spencer County. Wo are pTrasern learn that the loyal men ofSpfncer county are nct a whit behind their brethren in Warrick. Paring the Mf week large -and spirire.d meetings have been held in- different, parts.c:!' the ernruty. ' Judge DeBrtller, a host in hintet-if, has beeieanvftaaiiro the county with decitled. success. HigrpeeoTies lonrinee tl iiiugment and wariri ;iia I . . . . ... " a. -- i 'n-irt ot his hearers, aud have awakened M enthu'sm-m in tne cause ot the Union ! rbut wTU be proaoctivc of good. 'apt. Samuel Lnipl . tbe Union eafidinaie lor Auurror, lias ireeiy shea his J blood tg preervo the Vovernniittt and in1 stitiitions of our ththers. and ttve people ! manifest r.n intention of rewarding, bim 1 ff.,- dui'i'iliiiAii nml o,i.V.i rro k. n.L.. irjo: biiu their Auditor. The ( Vipperheiuls ! are becoming alarmed, and are st.-r.iniug Mfttrj nerve to thwart the wislies of the people: Throagh their organ, the Rockport Deuiorrat) they try to make the people believe-.that a poldjer has no business meIdang with politics. ;. That it is 1m mission to fight, bleed and. die. white they fill the offices and pocket the pay of the government which the soldierg are struggling to maintaia They flic unwilling that' the' boys in the array aboirld itAV'ii O. -i .: -"i rn ttin aTsrNl-Lriri nv. ho n .L .rj - i . . e(j t0 ex.rk,3S an 0pini0TI as to their prcferencev " Tfie boya can find no corner i te ih eau nu no corner nt i of the Rockport Democrat in whi6h to urge their friends to.vote for Capt. Iaird j Yet its editor is always boasting of his affecti6rt for the soldier.. We- guess the ., boys understand bim bythis tinle. . l.hny know exactly what impui lance to attach to his professions. If they wijte at alb thny mutrt not write about the war, if they , . - , . . 'Touia nave meir e.-.niraunicaiions ap - pent llio AomOL T u I . urn tne army t, r.t.nJo Iti,.. Knnnlv nfirl I ( . - 11. II II. llll.UO 111 W.-T, those friends are doing all in their power I to & Cant pOr(L Tiiey demonstrate their syni-patiiy not by VSOrds but by -ac ti. ns. Tijey say to the boys fight on, , r . ,. , it j. J (.1111 1 au .-w - . i ' i - nin ii 'iu.u T v . . ' when .yon -return to your JtonitSv On Saturdav next tlfe loyar citizens of Snent t ountv nmaAM havin' a fraud inSftiM The Copperheads, dread- . .. . t . - , 1 u...,.. in !ts !H 'medately-held a caucus i tor the ptwpos.- ot maKnig preparations ' to hold sV-B&tiiM on thcjaovc day. Ae - , . 1 j 'ji 1 curdmgiv thej prtntH.1 and posted huge ' " . v ... handiili annou:. tng tlir ptjsttive appearauce .,1, .that important oceaaiou, of this arid that oreat 'un of Democracy, ." . . . r'll. ; when it was well known that none of the Zkhajl " oentlemen would " w-r-nfr-7-'7 , - " " 5" , . iU UTIl' 1 LI ILill .l.lIi. C I HJ ..iW.T.- i.mv m . pfW""! T ,' . ' eiUjenoircio, to piftce conpaence m wre , W be Da4'y "f"' "1BWT ' and Laird will he about all the protm - meil tht will address That jfather - K if Wilt Tha wkoie arraneemeni was onlv .wrneo neynenve n.n naines. "" ft A . V a .1 TheT wiU either uablislr letters from soldier. . about politics, iw their papers, nor will Uey pM-miHhoir followers to hear . -l-UA U a.. ,i,a U UlCftl 'it.ir.uu u. . " .- .r.i.I ne foiii-- oi wire vyuyufrueau and

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a..'... Democrat, from lending th; t ch; y with the party .,1 I'ifii.u uiefin- i be Copfn ihead lraa- r ea.iled aopperhead Democrats am atock of Lnmora; t wBih yt :gs.t aii n ers dread Ibrh't as do the reptiles from , tUrowHv iJt of a rigorous pros I 4

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andzeaI they wllIso far exceed the Cop- j ! perhead demonstration in enthusiasm ,' and Bombers thai :!ieir meeting will do : I them more barm limn good. Tti f'r the ! TT ... LD,0n Inen 10 turn tne tables upon tbetn and beat them at their own game. The Supremacy ef Law-fhe Coiistl- ! tutionaitty of the Measures of the Government. Betore the rebellion the Democra Conventions regularly indorsed the d cisions of the Supreme Court as a fina ly. lhey reierred particularly to t Dred Scott decision. Since the war. th i portion of the party which adheres i I sympathy to its Southern leaders, has ,1 pretendod a desire to save the Govern ment in all constitutional measures t Put down the rebellion, but has resrulariv , P."u u .uj uteaMtrea unconsiuu- - J 1 1 " f d()naL Th haye a,g() introdu d 1- -.-ii- ' i r. .. ... , wii7 auovcraive or ine pnnciples supreme legislative power, by holding every law of Congress invalid until pass ed upon and decided constitutional by the Supreme Court To give effect to their denunciation of every measure as unconstitutional, they have assumed that the courts were impeded by arbitrary authority, so that the question of the constitutionality of these acts of Congress could not be brought before them. In the midst of the infamous Democratic riot in New York, Gov. Seymour wanted the Government to suspend the draft until he could have the constitutionality of the Conscription Act pronounced upon by a judicial decision. The riot had been fostered by his assumption, and that of the Democratic speakers who had harangued the mob element in New York, that this law was unconstitutional. Our Mr. Pendleton performed that part, and is as responsible for the crimes of that riot, as if his own hand had wielded the bludgeon npon the defenseless, and applied the torch to the dwelliugs of the poor, the asylum of the orphan, and the plundered warehouses. But in the course of events all the great measures of Congress have been brought before the courts, and their constitutionality judicially pronounced upon. The Conscription Act, the Act making Government notes of legal tender, the Act for suspending the habeas corpus, and the President's executiou of the Act, Wave all been brought before judicial tribunals of high standing, and decined constitutional; and the Supreme Court of the United States has unanimously decided that a territorial war exists, and that in such a war the Government has all the rights of war, and of seizure and confisc ation, according to the rules of war, that it would have in case of invasion by any foreign enemy, i We deny that a judicial decision is a part of our legislation, or is requisite to complete the enactment of a law ; or that in a time ot pnbiic danger any man has the right to denounce laws reqmred j by the pubjic until mey tutv safety as unconstitutional, e ueen .-u ac com)Wtet tribuaalr and so- are all ih- ' acts of the Government : and when , these acta are to save the republic from i destruetion by rebellion, none out a traitwi!l .denounce them as iftremstituttonal until he has th muli. i ity of a competent 'tribunal. " . But to the. pajt v which baa atiVted scruples aboutwthe conHtitutionalitv f the measures of the (Jos'-rumenL. her. is i .i. .'j::I ..:.t, .!... . . , .. i but.- uyiLiiw cyi'h ii' ina i.ii;, air . i.ci- ..,....- t. . j . i i ui ii is in I lit- l .. l un, 11.13 nw.ur a . principle of resolving that the decisions ot the. supreme Court are. a tonality, her is finality which covers v!l th rights ! of War ; aud to the parlv which talks, of the fupremaey of the la-, mid nf the ' santtiiy of the-. Court, lei is th law f and thg saered decisuMi of the Courts, j Jjt fhese. paris&ris ite as. xenlous i)ow J to assert tlie' sipreuiarty jl ibe law jv.'f the re'n.Uion, as they have been over the Gov.M-niaent, aiidt'icy will wonderfully improve the atiuui-phere of the North, and take- away from the rebellion its cbie:.' (;ncouragement-.- Ctrl. tiaz. BrvO'vs.soN Views or tije War. Tn A speech at Phffiurelphia on Monday ; evening, Profes.-nr Orestes A. Brownson , said: "The war is nat a car&mitv. Nations , . , nnvu ifiwM? uui auu cauiivu lu uiwuiuig nuiMveyisru. x , nuito- use win uui. n , T 1 - . 1. .' II . i i . ii xrwl, cease until it has made all the North,' men. I4.hasb&en our supineness that . has allowed thethJor thirty years to : B lifable OU Our love Ot Uie Union. r Men can t be neutral in IbeQ times. How can a good son be neutrut when he ' sees a ntun with a dayr aj ! mother' , Cmmttv nKre th..- ber. neutral is not oolv a traitor.-he isi ! coward' I hvo 'no 'f-rmpafliy with ,a j party that seeks -to come, into powvr ! thr?u P;, u,.lB T j apd voi give them, independence. Ike . c - rlieads nre uecoived. Some of : their leaders exjiect'b'ut a temporary se - cession. The South has no such an idea. ' 7 nsea u.e am rtucru ywwuvnmm, ! how they intend m the future to treat 1 ,u 0 v., t.ri. pers. They will kevip notween mem una I tho wind. tttiU: Ihon . ( the wma, aiu fn mmm meir This Union once dissolved can never be restored. We must elect such men to i Office as will push tne war aU sustaitt ; tte Government. i - The fvopperUena journals ltenue a : a notation from a saeech of Douglas be fore the war of rebellion, declaring that i war is disunion. Does any oneo.uestir.il ', the statement.' SYI . 1 1 ilie war was miiue iwr

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the Wruet nn ol the UniOD. It SC- prepared to maiw rt nv-r n.iiu- iu..-. i.-...-tlie aestrnciiwi eg v - . JbWto ,.Mantki.,. Sn-qnes cessful, it is. eternal disunion. tKebest Wteriat Mdofthe most isss4M when rei)eilim bad made the wa'r,,Doug- I styles. 1 1 1 .A- that thura worn new hut two ; Uer stm k ia sn complete, U.airwrtli Inn nsrstlaa declarecf that .were wro now oui tw-o r,.p"i!' Hre-, nd Cloak

: parties, the loyal and tue trattora Ae Urteech iu which he declared this, the speecn lu ' .,, i finquxrer has never published, and wi! Enquirer was Va journal vUich uxide a speciality of Douglas. So. ; also, the, Enqutrcr declared, when the 1 IJj, f,f the' Democratic DattV levied 1 lexers el tue JWrW j W$.tN Lmop,. that the onl. WJ I to OUt 11 OOWB was OY arias.. muu Biennis . ,ITr. f Cab'. Rwim.ow the W-Tho CoP i ft v ini.i.jT aaw -vr-. perheads of WaWth county, Wiscon1 recentiv nohW'ated Judge G. W. 1 Skwin, of'Delevwv, for 'County Super - I mtendent, fhe lOyal old war Democrat rj " T -X. nrutJl, hfiiienff that i fdon o7 lm wot until the. ian Ttnzi, ft ft Cou!dnver be worthy of ' rtgpect among the natious of lha world, a j if . we would tamely snmntt to luvwe ' CUrW -fi tT n-.eol " I aa"ji wmviiw. ......v. - v

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Col. Miller has been endeavoring for some tune past to brinv himself nromi. nently before the Peace Democrat" that he mav secure their nnnno-r eJ - i J "I'i'ii i. ii" -iii' office. At the late Union meeting, bel-1 in I rjncetou, h was offensively conspie nous. To such an extent did he demon strate tbrtt a soldier felt it to be a duty he owed his country to take the ex-Con-trrpoamon Ar.vr. " l. nteeny auu wunout any atiotupt at i ,i i .emr . isplay. We give te Princeton Clar- ; ac count Of HlffaA- i myounster tm.tfie uaflkot Miller. (jn - Ti i:n.A.. l.Jsw-. .., , - .iuisBBBsjja tM-en . i" n:, .-r ,,t our sfrats with a large Butt THRMKIvor CfpQnmJ .. u: but excit nrr no atteni on nr. tho mrt f 1 r IUU,J, uia n u. t . the citizens. Returned soldiers seems, cannot brook the iuu On Saturdav a soldier by the name of Dill, of the 42d, took the pin from the chap and had it exhibited to the crowd, cravat and all, as a curiosity and guerrilla emblem, which it truly is. After the speaking was over Dili handed the cravat to the boy's father, Col. Miller, to give to him, who made some remark in reply about killing him if he took one from him, which caused Dill to give the Colonel a atom acher. At this time young Christy Brownlee " put in " to thrash Dill, whereupon Jim Corrithers, who lost an eye in the battle of Perry ville, thinking Brownlee wanted somebody " to hold him," took him by the shouldtt for that purpose. But it seems Christy didn't like it, and turned upon Jim to thrash him caught a tartar and a " dacent Irish bateing," in as few minutes as it takes us to write it So ended the skirmishing i'or the day the wounded was taken off the field and all became quiet LIVERY STABLE. AMERICAN STABLE. On Third bet. Main and Locust Sts, rpHIS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH A is well known tiiroughont the i-ountry, possesses Stable advantages .uperior to any similar establishment in the City, having arrangements for the seception of private horses at livery of the most elegant and complete description, and at the lowest rates. Carrisiges for visiting to lt. Coaches, light wagons, and every kind of road vehiole to let. Horses sold on commission Second hand Buggy's for sale at tho very lowest, priors. Passengers forwarded to all parts of tlte country by special conveyance. R1CHAKDS0N , BRITTON A CO. apll -1 .-- I.E. '. 1JIH" J1R1"! SEGARS, &c. SHROEDER LEMCKE, WUOl.KSAI.K DBALkaj IN Cigars, Smoking;, Che wins Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, &c. B3"o. 80 Malu Sit-, EVANSVILLE, IND. Dd woUMuurtaditock f iTKQt-.i.i low rm cri. . s.Sutlei. wlllfl.i it tathetr interest to i all and examine owl prices We ;te i:ifle.J ( ..',11 to them as low esny Uon In H. Vt. oetlTriliw jtHCOEDEft ji CKMCKE. RAT tXTERklNA - i - ' E 5 '3 "e(effs ' Only inf.lliMe seSwdies known." " Vrei- frttni J'oisoft:'' ''iot ihue.ruus to Huniati Vaniit)".' "'Rata cbmotrat of their h f to die. ! TSSJS Iir i smTBoM by alt DtLuoficrs and KiiAumu everyr here. : : ! Man I ! f of all wortMeis imitations. bw.Vjo mar ' iac s name is n eair BOX. Me aad rUsk. befon ; baa itAirM iEKK R. cosTiit', J5,?S (Vlwhjsale and TIetafl Aen4, , myre-Mn Evai.sTtlle.'In '.. NOTICE Evansville & Caior&vxll) Railroad Co". ' WBETABr'S-OrFtta, f . Eiaj:ville, Tjt.l , S.-pt. in, 181.3. J voti'"e is. ucsEay mysV tu t- tuk i.1 AnntiJt! Jlo'tlu?' ii?Jickhld're.in t' tsCom- : f Evansvuiv, on Momiav, the .HhaV tjiei 'r STJ. naaf will Iw. ttei.J at th l oirt ,'iir.L..., in th :tv fc, . tBP ..ni?!t , . By order o.'i,ic 6 .r.t. MANTUA MAKING. HEADQUARTERS FOB CLOAK, MANflLLA ' AXD ; . . ; mxvS. MRS. ELIZA SPEIGLE3ERG, ! I OLD J'OST OEl l'E Bl'II IiK;, ON ... ;H. -u..iL..I frrtrtlt .11; .r-.Tiu - .....- ' J - . . ... , . ' . fruni the East, of the ricmvt toiirics. ana in sraw ictteoaatry, eV- m r, an.-n. i petjiora in ith .tye .vi-i pr.-e.. .. i 5r; spiegribo.y dsn h- bbxki n lwjo , ,urtBMSnt1of TId T,,,, , v in..i B,m,i, .ud rntls, Ladve' PocEtt iiandke every .lyle ; t&Si, SSaiS uunr..trtt metutoi.. 1 Tthe heat Sewinit .aihiii .a.iV'i I. BoU, r ' mar.nfactorv saTftwil fr sale by 1 ,:?Jfa.SU?A 6r.E5ELBEinV iw...ii.ir..; .. r.u-...o,. - LIQUOBS. j - - ' '-t W' , 35T El W.: .1? X-Jen. ltX a ! . j i . r . v . 1 lJ ' W., I ,,; ,,,li. rv in. In e -Pectriri.y mviteiatvrrii.uri '-Kvi ueni. i ami ni Ji her, ; ffi sv&Tvefy great variety of import MnatMiA-i lonors of aim our , "jJJk aiii-ITye W,hUky, which 1 NOTICE. To the Ladies of Evausville and vicinity. XTEfi. BOWL ANO IS n V. F . . ' It) iw all lain, fi.iu. .-nr imnrn .imi i l n

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BOOTS AND SHOE ? JE2 c CO., Retail Deal rs andMaiinfaeturujjf BOOTS 8l SHts, No. 38 Main Street, E V A N S V 1 1 h E- INDIANA. fK Have now o ' ' nil well selecte-ls l.ciic Miaea nnt. Shft4,c fJit. C1I Whicli we offer for .,U i ,es e " esVAJ J UUUN.' U l' ' A" oar '" iwintrd; a., !-. turner & mmu, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL nrAtias ia BOOTS A NO SHOES, anp Hats & Caps, I i 15 Main Street. EVANSVILLE, ..DIANA CITY COMBS Sc CrATOH Witwp STJtfiET-. "... ,'jlV- - . :. WE MEVOTlC "UW rNT'hK ATfESTHiX TO Tho Boot anJ Shoe Trade O tB VMiT. 'ASTD WTKTSK 0OOP AEB F.ipvrisr to any i ifc-rcu in market. We are iT , - I I lllil will ! wv ran and wi'l i-h L-oods cteapT tlian any oiner hwnae in the ety. ' . - 1)00, .Shoes and Bsitwa'atesWuil fcT-BOthinj;. Sf-I WEHGE STORE. F. No M. S EL L MA JN Has jost rvceive4,t ' 35 MAIN ; STREET A birge and carclljrseletel stock e ' , B(MTS,KttOK&.AITIR3, SIHTBRS, CHILDREN'S WEAR, 1" LATEST STl LISf?. WHICH HE Is spring as low a B-Tnojose in fhe crfy." Th puliUf urelnvited to caU auil examine uooaa anu Inv Pricvi, bel rB pMiciiaJiiijj cis.-wB.re. I.. his good, to give satteflfrtl-'.n. So trouble to sb-:.w'rid. ' . , Meuding don KBEE 0,V C'UA6E, j bould Wv y i reruoturerr.give way. . Brniirrill?, Sept. 15, is.?. Main Street. STEAM BAKERY. Bread for iie Hungry NEW STEAM BAKERY, WATER STTR E E T , E ANSxlL. ;t. INDIANA. Uf 1. OKIKE TO 1NI0BM THE (HTIZESS ..f riUc and lb c.nnniunity iu ghsral, that OS -. ' . ! NEW STEAM BAKERY, MO. 11 XV A T B B STEHKT, ; Is now lu surceMfnl operaiioa. and we shall keep 1,1 UJl etuVe VX J V'sa llik.41AAauTA moat. rw"" , vea naavs T,.-iT . a, fcrtlcler tna4e t like anufctor1et ; iv'l, tfVr 4'Brend. Cake,. P;.;. Ciaekers, Ac, e. n.-tiiL sm.nlied with all th mmhtn machinery to faciliaie uk In onr bnaineee. we flattar ourselves that we iser ,.i ve the most ample satisfaction In the quality oi nor good, and in price.. Wo will also keep on hand fylara. and choice stock ft Cr.i.f sxlons, Erulnj, Xaa,, Cigars, Ac, to which w -aH suention. Ord.rs lor public or pri,te Psrtise. Festivals, Belli. Ac . Ac . iwoniDttv ft'.' -.1 cn leeaonable DO a in ; rms sejilStl

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STOVES, &o. 3 3 6 J. i A ts. a DRUGGISTS. BROUGHTON & V$0D. CRESCKXT CITY DRUG STORE. Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Window Glass, Sand Taper, Perfumery, Soaps, Coal Oil, Lamps, t Jars, Sealing Wax, Patent Mediciaos, Dye Stuffs. . Sole Agents for Whtt-' 0 field's File Cure. FfJDLY II WM Wfi. . HALLOCK. Druggist and Apothecary. KO. 1), FIKST STREET. flfcAR PnT Q.TYUM. Has Jut rlliiesV'aiOther large aad splendid a- j brhneatur. . Pure- Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy Articles, Perin merles. Pomades, Bruihsi. Combs. Tonei Articles, paos, eMl en ' . a Fr&voring Extrvits; &c, &c Brandiciand Wines, for Medical Purposes, All the Apprifttd Paten: MsIictues krpt j Itantly on liiuiCacd for saU. at K'.riii A me-vac srire, . . ' .. . -: SAfufsrHcu. t utte.itloki paid to the V.nivonndiuf tl jaxscrip'tioos at all hours. UJJ. B UA CLOCK, :.. lOrtcfiih-EirerS'i-ffl, u.i'r Post Wot, noriT- - Evr.issville, Ind.MACHINIST. IIH1M1AN MAArX iv r a sesai nti I' b aftfaotrtrer ? i i ulcers oi Stoam :r.gt i; ai tiuuers, Saw aa.:'er:;-' 2Kli Kachinery, Tolraco ScrewsGummiiiir Machines. Chiiia?e iui'arOaue Mills. THRESHIKG MACHINES, &c, , EVANSVILLE, IXD THE raOt'BlETOBS UP THE CJTX F0LNI- ' ry be lave' lb iVTjiin 'Ittelr frieada and the putllcin coueral, that tliey are prepared to Jo all k nds of M&eDiiio & Finishing Work A ererythiuAt app-talnlu to the Eonndry baaln.wa. They are manunu:tariiir Steam Engines said IWUersor any aiie aitd i-wec ro.(i.;red. Saw Mill M.vh:mvya"ud HiH Gearin ofanj slw, I'.iain .... Ml-,.,.. M.rl.iiM.rv. Ti-,bae-n Kf'i ema-ns Machines, Threitlitug Har blues. Malt Mills, H'jrsepower, 1ro She:. r. SI him-ry of all WindH larte ami n-i.-wl. Im an 1 tlra-w Cvtings Of every deecrlpliUu. Ivi-n House rrnnts, elbw Grates. Ac. llooUicg and HaiiniSt. s oi the latest imiero pattern , flollew Vafe. Dvg Irons, Ik. - ' " Brewers. Distillers, Rectifiers, tfec. upptlort wlth,eTry V .-Wpticn of ihet.4roft"ork, Brewio ftUee. B Slilfhi wli. and Worms on I an tmprow J prtac.ple. iora.ic.-noi erius, i Yeast lns, Lane, Syphojo, Ac. . Oonper. Ld aud Iron r.i; UJfigf rnnsapa of every variety, fwPiSplrtl.; !'. Brfjpfkl kl an j Valve, rti WbWtles, o. Vferkaiea srui to aU parts to fit op work and do repairs ou tsf' Boiieia, . lopper and Sheet Inoa , W. rk, Ac 4 Old Motalt. Bought.

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Ther ha.e ev..ry facility vT tne best .vjacninery and workmen, aud will give all work en trusted to tbem. their individual atienti.n, m.ing oreprompUy. warrant ng their w.ax. ead are .atistied Wltn Mfjovauie jf.iv.. sjarpmi-v and Sale Booms, Foundry, Boiler-yaiO Machine Shop on Pine street, between First end yond street., Kvansvill. Ind. dc7 POSEY COUNTY FAIR. AENTJAI. FAIB OF THE THE FIFTH Poa.v Oouul r-.. iViniiit A..r....l:-,l Svistv win held in the Fair Orounde esse Tn..ds-v Waaaeedar kacl T maday, October l.U l ih., V. r .i.h.1.1. il. rill,. II. , rh and 8th. E. T. COX, rr,idi-n .erlt' L. FELHAM Ses'y.

ADYEBTISLYG KATES IS DAIIT.

Iii-ir,-- cards (5 lines or lea), one year . S12 ( It" " " X months."'. T 0 three " ... ( :, . One sqaara (10 11dm or leas) one insertion... 75 f " " three " ... l 25 " one week...... i 7 I " one month 5 5 IN WEEKLY. i One square, one insertlen . 1 00 j Foree .h subsequent lnaertion... Special Notice retained on inside of paper, will i : be cli!trgei 20 per cent, additional on above rate. GROCERIES. FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES. STEPHEN H. S.COOK, I13F Main Street, FAMILY GROCERIES t.oo.i -.ujrar 7 ponnd. Tor l. Excellent Coffee 3 pound ror Si. Everything else in proportion. Eatables of all kept constantly on hand. Coll andexanine rtfcle :lUd prieee l-efsre parcbashin? elsewhere WOood F.esh Bntt r nved eTery Satnry. au(f8 WM. GLENN & SONS, Wholesale Grocers. 70 and 7U Vine Street, Bet. Second and Pearl Ste. Vf.. Wooden Ware, Ac , to which wa invite the Men tion of Merchants, seply 4airrn. K. Gilbext. William ft. Bakkx. S. E. GILBERT & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Svcamcre Street. Let. Water and First. EVAESVTLLX, IXD. L A full assortment of Groceries always on hand, ! ad tor (ale at tho lowest price. SHIRT MANUFACTORY. J. SMITH'S SHIRT MANUFACTORY, KTo, Beoond. St, (is beat's block.) SHIBTS SIADB TO OBDEB TBOX MEASnrment and a flt warranted. A stock o ready. made Shir' Collars SJ ways on hand, and at prices that w :Kem the purchaser. Tucking .js m etiching . - i4u, Ac., done with neatnees and .i.-sstU. LECK A xnanamiicr ost Off .voer respect; ,jNUy solicits .. - ,r- c'the patronage aa . .loeraiiy oestov. :;'r tne pan nr years. oct2V J. SMITH. NEW SALOON - CHANcriE oir EXCHANGE A NEW ARRANGEMENT. SAM GRIMMER & HARRY JOHNSON having purchased Theodore's Exchange, ARE FITTING IT CP IN EXCELLKM1 style for a first class BILLIARD SALOON and RESTAVRMT. i They will keep at the bar the liest brands o Llqnors and their larders will at all times tie filled , with the richest dainties from the animal and vi n. luMe kingdom, and the waters of the vasty deep will I- made to con iribute of their richest i stores. E-lwia! attenftoli will he Rfven to the rainee, i which will 1. wud. r diarge of the moeteompetent i attista. i Their Billiard Room is !arre and tnelrTAPI.V I EI EST CLASS. The est&MiKliiuent will re-open on Tuesday next, j A libera! share of j ni lie patrenage is respectfully , gl'icited. my30a3m MUSIC STORE. WARREN & CONYNGTON S , piA 0 IIAR JfOSItara. Deles, ept in Music A. " . . Yiuiui: Clarlonota. at.. I anrrniHAr as in TU;; ...tiy stock1 ot I . ! .11.: aud l.t v Hon Book ! F'.r all intt iments will Le foond here. The very I best Italian Violin. Guitar, Vkdlooello and Banjo 1 - - . u. .. - on hand. I Elocy fctwjna. Toys aud ttotbae at Wb ilsaaia j and liaatl. oil Pian.-s taken in exchange t-r new ones. Itrcr,lkiap55K2i' nepV - No. 1 XAiK ETEEET, Evanevihe. S ASH AND DOORS. .T JL fESTEELE, (8oi -.Mir . Sntix k Era sax.,) I sEror-'n -r bet. ohesTnc? astchebbt. SASH, IXJOItS.WIJ.DCWBLIHDS Dressed Lumber Bosr. r,..ths, a-., orevary deacription conetBtl i on hand. Tackier Foxes of allinl made loor. e.aer. gating or every kind ex-ne on the shortest j nottea, aplS-ly W. HUNNELL, i K)BNER WAtSCT 8TBEST AHD CAKAU j E V A $ S V I L L E, I N D . , Has on hand tin- largest U,t of i ta8Bes on, Kiinas, t rame, sf., Ever Manaraetnred in the West. ' ''' - ?t" j 1" f '; yr v?? fHEY ARE OF MY OWN MAKE. I r..ro also a flue lot of Wlilie Tine and Popular Fkonng. MonMir;rof all kinds Biiadeand sawing of all descriptiuus dout at thu euortesi u ;tice. FOREIGN LIQUORS. iror.NE x. rn.rx. vs. scanaKKSBrxa. KAPPLKB & M HXAKEX81 RG, 1'ii porters and Dealers in Also Recti;.- r :tr..l afanBfsctinrs of Domestic Wines end Li q nor s. NO. 4 W'ATEB ST., bet. Main and Sycamore, sii-H EVaNSVILLE. DTD. MARBLE WORKS. sj-ia.&x Receivod, Otrect frotn the Qnarriea, the ! The Finest Stock of Marble j Ever brought tu this market, and for sale at (STREET & YOUNG'S j- , AmAfl."in QTIfi TtflliflTI - .IXltjr LC flU HUU XUtllttU ! Marble Manufactory, IVARR AXD KOOjn 1STO. 13-4L 1 MAIN STREET, Near the Canal. Oar facilities for fnrcU'vii.i those wi.h-ag MOslNEMS; GBAVBSTOSBI. t . i B S UAITLIS, j Or amVtUfn eto In ow II a-, are aMnvpaaaeJ ia oo; ioek of Marble t. ctnpUte. bariawbeeu : Jlj ?r. &t car, at :k. Varrie.. : - the W-t I i J - ; TJJJLH OKK & BKISKHAH, (BefciLli ,"r to M. A. Lawrence,) Dealers ia IMUKU :H .XD IIALIA!, M.4RBLK. ' Mt Pvrwai Near Coort HeK. be ' rVASR'U L,1C, - - iabiasa6th. , saFEennntiiU, M ties, Tomb, Vases, and all UD . ; kinds of Fuvaitiure W knevly and promptly sx,cnd inlheUtestaa I erjlse. dKl