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SATURDAY MORNISG.
.JAKTART
Local and Miscellaneous
8t9-ThO Savings' Bank is prepared to
loan monej,buy notes,deftlsin coin exchange,
land warrants, sight drafts on England, Ire
land, and Scotland. '
Rev.
J. Q. White, pastor of the 1st
Cumberland Presbjrterian Church, St. Louis,
Mo., will preach at the Cumberland Presby
terian Church in this city to-night, and to
morrow morning at half past ten o'clock.
gy"Th"e ReT. Mr. Burrow will preach a
sermon " to, , the fireman of the city, on
next Sunday evening, at the Cumberland
Presbyterian Chnrch. The members of the
different companies are respectfully invited
to attend.
We publish this morning, on our
outside, the city delinquent list, which, by
the way, is quite a voluminous docauient
Our adTertisingPtrons mast excuse the
nmiiwion of their advertisements for three
or four times. '
fgyTbe shingle mill boat with Me-
George's mill, will leave our ci'-y on Thurs
day forenoon. Those wishing to close con
tracts for rights and mills had better give
the matter their immediate attention, and
pay the boat a visit to-day. Certainly,
some one of our citizens will secure the
ripht for vanderbureb ountr. to suck a
valuable invention, before the boat leaves,
Ram Bargains. In order to close out
his stock of Over-coats, Mr. Lyons offers the
balance, of those well made, dnrable Over-
costs and heavy business at ten per cent
less than the regular prices. Lyons' stock
is still larisre. and comprises a variety of
French, English, and Castor Beaver Over
coats, made, trimmed, and gotten up in ele
gant style. '
BgTHannah Powers, a little girl of six
years, living in Lafayette, was killed on
WedaesdAy last by a play-mate a Germaa
boy 10 years "old, named Burkhardt. The
parents of the children live on the same lot,
aud the children were in the habit of play
ing together. On the morning mentioned,
the Buikhardt children were at Mr. Powers'
house. Whihjt the children were in the
room together young Powers took down his
father's gun from the top of the safe and
handed it to Burkhardt, asking him to feel
how heavy it was. B. took the gun and
pointing it at the girl, told her be was go
ing to shoot her. He had scarcely uttered
the threat when the gun went off, and dis
charged its entire contents through the
heart of the child.
Aoy- Cincinnati can certainly boast of
some of the most complete scoundrels that
disgrace our country. A case in point. Mr.
Wm. Churchill was stabbed on New Year's
day by Richard W. Keff, and finally died of
his wuuuds at the Burnet House, on Wed
nesday evening. His family were ealled
from their resideuce on Eighth street, to at
tend to him in his dying condition, it being
impossible to move him. A let of villians
V - availed themselves of this opportunity to
x rob the House. :' They thoroughly ransack
ed the premises, and carried off five silk
dresses, a cloth cloak, a velvet mantle, two
dozen silver spoons, marked " W. W.
Churchill," two silver goblets, one dosen
silver napkin rings, one dozen silver forks,
and a blue enameled bracelet.
tSf A correspondent of the Boston
Courier tells how Daniel Webster offered
himself to the woman of his choice :
"Mr. Webster married the woman he
loved, and the twenty years that he lived
with hrr brought him to tho meridian of
his greatness. An anecdote is current on
this subject, which is not recorded ia the
booki. Mr. "Webster was becoming inti
mate with Miss Grace Fletcher, when the
skein . of silk getting in a knot, Mr. Web
ster succeeded in unraveling the snarl then
looking up to Miss Grace, he said: '.We
have untied a knot ; don't you think we
could tie one?' Grace was a little embar
rassed, said not a word, but in the course of
a few minutes she tied a knot in a piece of
tape aad handed it to Mr. W. This piece
of tape, the thread of his domestic joy,
was found after the death of Mr. Webster,
preserved as one of his most sacred relics."
rB$Show us aa inte'ligent family of
fcoys and girls, and we shall show you a
family where newspapers are plenty. No-
tody who has been without these silent pri
vate tutors can know their educating power
for good or evil. How important then to
. secure those which tend only to eood !
Have you never thought of the innumerable
topics for discussion which they suggest at
the breakust table; the important public
measures with which, thus early, our chil
dren become familiarly acquainted; great
pnitantnropic questions of tbe day, to which
unoonscioutly their attention is awakened,
and the general spirit of intelligence which
is evoked by these quiet visitors ? Apything
that makes home pleasant, cheerful and
chatty, thms the haunts of vice, and the
thousand and one avenues of - temDtaiion.
should certainly be regarded, when we con
sider its influence on the minds of the
young, as a great moral and social blessing.
BLAxa-Psoor Dkbssks. The Medical
Timti says :
u The melancholy accident by which the
Ladies Lucy aud Charlotte Bridge-
man aad Miss Plankett have been such
fearful sufferers teaches a lesson which must
not be neglected. The light fabrics manu
factured for ladies' dresses must be made
blaze-proof. Nothing can be more simple.
The most delicate white cambric handker
chief, or fleecy gauze, or the finest lace may,
by simple soaking in a weak eolation of
chloride of line, be so protected from blase
that if held in the flame of a candle they
may ne reaucea to tinder without blasinr.
Dresses so prepared might be burnt by acci
dent without the other garuteats wore by
the lady being injured, when poor Clara
Webster was burnt we incalculated the same
moral ; and now the dresses of stage dancers
are prepared ta tue way we recommended.
tv ny are aaucing laaies oi ran to be ex
posed to danger from which their dancing
listen by professiou are protected ? The
hint toay be put to a profitable use by some
enterprising manufacturer.
River Iteuaa.
ARRIVALS 4MD BXPARTTRR TR 5 'CWCI TMCM-
A bat- tm A 'cum BAT ran r. v an.sv
OO.'I aUDTBB.
. Judge Turrence, Nsw Orleans to Cincinnati.
Greenville, BowUdk Green and back.
Moderator, St. tonic to Pittsburg. -
Dunleith, Nashville to Cincinnati.
Silver Star, Paducaa and back.
Toaapeet, Nashville to Louisville.
- Mariner, do to Pittsburg.
Tin, Teunesuss River to Louisville. .
Fanny Bullitt, Louisville to New Orleans.
R. M. Pattnn, do to Tenneese River.
Scioto No. 2, do to Henderson and back.
Yesterday we had a specimen of genuine
winter the first of the season. Snow was
flying at times through the day, until it be
came too cold even to snow. We presume
the "cold spell" is general up the river,
though the latest reports speak of nothing
but rain.
The river continues to fall all the way
from Pittsburg to Cairo, and the larger
class of boats are once more compelled to
pass through the canal.
The stormy weather yesterday prevented
the transaction of much business. But lit
tle freight is on hand for shipment.
The Tompkins will probably have a good
trip out of tho Wabash, She is expected all
the time.
Freights on the W abash having bcorn
very scarce, the regular Wabash packet,
Kate Sarchet, has lain over here for a few
days in order to give them time to accumu
late. We take pleasure in notifying ship
pers that she is now receiving freights, nnd
will leave for the Wabash tins afternoon at
3 o'clook. She will go up aa far as llut
sonville, and higher it' freights offer.
The Bowling Gioeu biid steam up yester
day, and we presume she put out for Grwn
River.
The Fanuy Bullitt passed down ycxtcrr
day. The Greenville arrived out of Green
River with oniy a moderate trip.
The Republic left New Orleans on
the 3d for Louisville. She intends aban
doning the St. Louis trade.
Capt. Cotlin's new Bayou Sara packet
was launched on Thursday afternoon, at
3 o'clock, from Howard's yard at JefTerson
ville. Her machinery is to be furnished
from New Albany, while her onttit will le
from Louisville. -
Ikvalids RioiBB. A new era is taking
place in the science of medicine. The time
has come when the worst and moat appall
ing cases of disease ean be cured. New
discoveries are being made in tho medicinal
agents employed, as well as in the art of
combining and preparing them. Four
years' trial has fully established the fact,
that Dr. Easterly's Family medicines are the
best and most certain curatives known for
the diseases for which they are recommend
ed. Every family should keep a supply on
hand, and thereby save doctor's bills, and
mnch suffering. Dr. Easterly's Iodine and
Sarsaparilla, Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam,
Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer, Dr.
Hooper's Female Cordial and Dr. Baker's
Specific are all meeting with a rapid sale
and are universally approved. Over One
Hundred Thousand Dollars of these popular
articles have been sold wUhin the last two
years. See the advertisements if our col
umns. Special Notices.
THE EVANSVILLE
WEEKLY JOURNAL.
Made up from the Dailt Jocebal, contains 3g
Colmmm of wsU-aeieirfeii omd earayStUy j sparad Bead-
say Master, affordiag th. best medium for keeping
ear friends in th. eonntry fully "posted up," to b.
(band la Ui West. .
TUB LATEST THLEORAPHIC DISPATCHES,
Together with a summary of ths Markets, ar. In
serted la sv.ry Weekly paper, and by perusing the
JsvtiiL, oar friends la th. Country will not be
liable to be "picked up" by speculators, and sei
their produee for less than it Is actually worth, as
has often been done heretofore.
V Remember that the Wesilt Jovekal la made
upef READIHQ MATTER, and not altogether of
advertia.ments.'CSI
Th. Weekly Journal will b. mailed, Mas to reach
th. subscribers .f the adjoining cosmties tn good
Teems. Single copy, 1 M ; 10 copies, S10. Onr
friends shenld make hast, ts renew their subscrip
tions, as enr terms are strictly a odvaaes. dec7
Or. Child J!-pelrmml.Ir. Child;
of Boston, sustained an enviable repntation for
many years. In consequence of his great success in
the treatment of diseases of the Throat, Alr-Passagt
and Lungs. Ills Expectorant la askilful prepara
tioa, designed exclusively for Pulmonary affections.
and will. In most iustanees, cur. camrnon Colds,
Cenghs, Bronchitis, Pains in th. B reset, and the
early stage, of Consumption.
Tor sale at F. W. SAWYER'S Drug store, No.
34 Main street, Zvansrille. - lanT
jPr JKmyr. WV r mmiherid to
aanonnee NATHAN ROWLEY, Esq., as a candi
date for Mayor of the City of Kvansville. Mr. Row
ley will, in few days, publish an address to his
f.llow-citizen.. deelS
ar Bw tiling- to Memt. Jt te tm-tttry
Briek Hense, an Second street, between Gum and
Maple streets, occupying an entire lot. It contains
four rooms ea each floor, with a good eellar ; it has
convenient ontbnildings and an excellent cistern
Possession ean be had lmmadiatluy. Apply to Mrs.
O. X. LEWIS. dee!7-tf
Or. Hmktr'a Sptein. Thit it m imf
and certain Cnr. for vonorrheea. Gleet, Stricture,
Semiuat Weakness, (ordre, DImsscs nf th. Kid
neys and Bladder, and all Diseases of tho Genital
Organs.
Reader, have yau a private dieense ? De not lieg
laet it. If yon ge to a regular physician with your
"ease jen peril yonr reputation. If you go to an
adv.rtlsing quack, yen peril tour lumllh for He.
Avoid both, nd nt. Dr. Baker's Specific, which
has saved thousands upon thonsands from the hands
of the Mtrcilrm Quarts, if not from a premature
grave." VUth Dr. Baker s Specific yon can cure
yourself and prevent exposure, as plain directions
or use accompany the medicine.
" Price SI AO per bottle.
W Prepared by DR. EASTERLY, eoreer Third
aud Chesnnt sts., St. Louis, Mo., sole Proprietor.
8TODARP THOMFSON,
F. W. SAWYER. J Agents.
Evansvillk, Ind!ana. lec21-dfw3ra
Th Jrmeh Pdrt-Th Iovdr
area NEVER-FAILING REMEDY in DYSPEP
SIA.
aMF Pric. SI per bettle.
With sonRdenoe funnded on experience, -I offer
th. Feeko Powdebs to the afflicted, asking but
lair trial, as a proof of its virtue.
Ptspand only by J. R. MONROE, aad sold
wholeael. and retail by DR. X. EASTERLY,
a. X. eerasr Third and Chesnut sts., St. Lents.
STODDARD Jt THOMPSON, .
F. W. SAWYER. JAe-eato.
Xvamvillb, Indiana. deeao-dtrwSm
JfatMf Ihm, raeaMaW. krr Ihm
pnhll. for th. enr. of Dyspepsia, Dysentery, Fiat
leaeu, Onnstipattea, LivSr Cemplaiat, er any other
eiset, arising frosn weakness in th. head er atom
k, DOCT. J."KOSTKTTK&'8 CXLXBKAYED
STOMACH BITTERS ar. far the most certain In
Its efeeta. . Yea, who are suBeriug th. most tor-
tsuiag pains, rsaaeatbsr that a f.w bottle uf this
pew.rfal, yet pleasant oumpaund, will afford great
relisf. Thousands frf th. most trying ease, hava
been eared, and mads known to th. public by those
whet have experienced its power A trial ia all that
is desired to bring as many saure witnesses into
th. Seid aa th. public may desire.
XW Far sals by Braggtsto and dealer generally,
faegwhar.. decSt
Special:, Notices.
OOAIi! t
Bod lain Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana.
Oflloe on "Wator street, between Main and Locust
Goal, in quantities of not less than 20 bushels, de
livered to any part of the city, at 10 cents per bash,
at the pit, 8 cents. JOHN WYMOND,
ecr Secretary and Manager.
Brnntme Gold JBHf-Jiy perton. ale
siring to procure information as to the distauce, lo
cation, best routes, posts, outfits, and general in
formation in regard to the Gold Mines in Western
Kansas, cau obtain it by addressing a letter, with
a fw of one dollar, to GEORGE Kv PES TECOST
CO., General Agents for "Kansas Western Gold
Minos Association," at Leoompton. Kansas. . declS-
f lOO BetcardrThe undereigned teilt
pay to any oue who will produce a "remedy for Dys
pepsia equal to Mrs. Monday's Headache core. - lie
will also send a printed recipe to manufacture the
same, with full directions for use, on receipt of
twenty-five cents in postage stamps. '
N. B. The ingredieuts of which the above Is
mad will not cost to exceed oue dollar per year,
aud can he obtained in any town or village in the
railed States. Address JEAN PIERRE LAFAY
ETTE, Cincinnati. Ohio. -r.. ... declO-lm
Or. Hooper' FemaU Cordimil TM
medicine will cure all Female Complaints, such as
Excessive, Kuppreesed, or Paiuful Meustrnation,
Flour Albus, or Whites, Barrenness, Sallow Com
plexion, Headache, Dizziness, Weak Nerves, Fright
ful Dreams, and all diseases caused by Cold, Check
ed Perspiration, Excesses, Over Excitement, etc., cf
tho Sexual Organs. For all Irregularities of the
"Monthly Periods, Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial is a
SrEKDTand POSITIVE CL'RE. It ha been amply
tented, aud the most gratify iug reports "of CURES
are daily received from every town and city where
it is known. .- i - ""
6S Price Si per bottle, or six bottles for 85.
Prepared by DR. EASTERLY, Corner Third and
Chesnut streets, St. Lotus, Mo., sole proprietor.
STODDARD THOMPSON, I . , '
F. W. SAWYER. JAgeuu,.
EvaK-sville Indiana. ' dac'M-dAwSui
Htop thot Cough! -Mr. Carter' Cough
Balsam will care Conchs, Colds. Amhn, '
sumption. Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, Tain in
the Side and Breast, Plenrisy, Whooping Cough,
Cronp, Liver Complaint, Palpitation of the Heart,
and all diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. -
Too much aar and attention cannot be given to
diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS. Reader, have
yon a Cough, Cold, or any disease of the Langs ?
Do not neglect it. Delay is dangerous. Millions
die annually by neglecting a Common Coltl. Colds
and Coughs lead to CONSUMPTION, and then to
an early death. Be advised in time, and procure
at once that celebrated remedy, DR. CARTER'S
COUGH BALSAM, the greatett and best rtrmethj in
the world. ' It has cured thousand upon thousands
after physicians aud every other remedy had tailed,
and the patient given up to die. - Physicians, drug
gists, and all who have used Dr. Carter's Cough
Balsam, universally acknowledge it the niestprempt,
plemant, and ejlcadout remedy l-noim for all diseuscs
of the Throat, Chost nnd Lnngs.
Price Trial bottles, 26 eents ; hu-gor bottles, SI
per bettle, or six bottles fur $.r.
W Prepared by DR. EASTERLY, corner Third
and Chesnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., sole proprie
tor, and to whom all orders must be aont to get the
genuine. .
8TODDARD THOMPSON, 1 .
F. W. SAWYER. JAgouts.
Kvahsville, Indiana. Y dec'21-dVw3ni
Or. Emtltrly't Mdimt and Smrmmpm-
RILLA. This Medicine will permanently cure all
diseases arising from an impure state of the Blood,
or other flnids of the system, viz : " -
Scrofula, Obstinate Old Seres, Pimples on the
Face, Blotches, Boils, Chronio Sore Eyes, Riug
werm or Tetter, Scald Head, Salt Rheum, Can
cers, Goitre, White Swelling, Fever Sores, Piles,
Erysipelas, Swelling of the Glands, Paius In the
Bones and Joints ; all Chronic Diseases, and Dis
eases arising from the use of Horcury and Galoiuel.
Suoh powerful curative properties are combined
ia Dr. Eaiierlg'i IbdtM. ami Surnaparilla, that the
longest standing and worst cases of disease are tho
roughly CCS D by it ases that had resisted every
known remedy and been given np by the most dis
tinguished Physicians, as confirmed and iucurubl.
For Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia it is an inal-
UbU remedy. It will cure Chronic and Inflamma
tory Rheumatism, no matter how bad, if faithfully
nsed. It will cure every form of NERVOUS DI8-
KASE, and strengthen aud restore the system to
perfect health and vigor. It ia a poeltive cure fur
FEMALE COMPLAINTS, such aa Irregularities
of the Monthly Periods, Barrenness, Ac. For fe
male approaching that critical period of life the
oeMaHm of the Jtferue It Is Invaluable. - "
Ladies who admire a clear, beautiful white akin
aud a rosy cherk, should use Dr. Eueterly'a Iodine
and Sarsaparilla. It will remove PimpUw from the
Face, Blotches, and all ruughuces of the skin, aud
give a fair aud beautiful complexion.
It will cure Dropsy, Gravel, Diseases of tho Kid
neys, Bladders and u riuary Organs. t It has no
equal In these complaints.
DR. EASTERLY'S IODINE AND SAIS9APA-
KILLA is a positive and radical cure for Mercurial
Disease, no matter how deeply it may have eaten
Into the frame and vital organs. ' It will oradicato
every particle of Mercury from the system, and
heal its bad effects. It will cure Secondary Syphi
lis, or Yeuereal Disease, no matter how long it may
have been In the system, and will thoroughly anni
hilate and oxpel the syphilitic virus, au J all heredi
tary taints and poisonous matter from the system,
and restore it to a perfect state of HEALTH mid
PURITY.
tO THE AFFICTED WITH SCROFULA OR
OLD SORES. Perseus who havo long btmu nftiict-
ed with Scrofula, old Sores, Tetter, Ringworm,
Scald Head, Blotches, Eruptions of the Skin, Ac,
are advised to procure GRIDLEV'S SALT RIIKUM
AND TETTER OINTMENT, to apply ou,the
sores or diseased parte, hen using Dr. F.esteriy's
Iodine aud Sarsaparilla. The Iodiue aud Sarsapa
rilla purifies the BLOOD, and drives out of the
system the impure and ck-ioh matter, aud removes
tue eaHte, while the Umtuinut heals tue. soer.s.
When both are used, ( hich wc always recommend)
a failure of a permanent and radical cure lias never
been knewn. They are the best remedies in the
world. ' " 1 -
P. S. Tue proprietor soleniuly believes that hü
Iodine and Saisaparilia and Gridley's Ointmen' tri
cure any form of Ulcer or Old Sere, ou any part of
the system, if used according to directions, for
reatcmalle length of time. A fiithful aud honest
trial is all I ask I do not fear th result,
89F Price of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla 21 per
bottle, or six bottles for $j. Gridley's Ointment 75
cents por.boule.
Prepared by Ttt. EASTERLY", southeaKt corner
of Third aud Chesnut stieets, St. Lonis, Mo., sole
proprietor, to whom all orders must lie addressed.
STODDARD THOMPSON, .
F. W. SAWYER. j Ag'
gents.
EVAXBVH.LE, lmliana.
de-2l-d&w0in
Or. JBmtttrlp't J-'ietr mnd Jg-m Hiller,
This Medicine will cure Fever aud Ague, Dumb
Ague, Chills aad Fever, Intermittent and Remit
tont Fevers, and every form of Fever incident to
the West. - .. .
Among all the celmbbated ekubdibs for Ague
and Fever, first and foremost in rank stands DR
EASTERLY'S FEVER A KD AGUE KILLKB.
This medicine I. a pmiliie ears, both speedy aud
permanent. During the last five years it has cured
ever awe hundred Aeutaud cavern, which has estab
lished its efficiency iu all parts of the West a-i the
ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY for the cure of
these distressing complaints. It will also cure En
largement of the Spleeu, Ague Cake, etc. It 'is per
foctiy harmless to th most delicate constitutions
or tender infant. Try it, ye afflicted.
Price SI per fauttte, or six bottles fur $5.
Prepared by DR." EASTERLY, corner Third
aad Cbesnat sts., St. Louis, Mo., sole Proprietor.
STODDARD THOMPSON. .Mlf : -F.
W. 8AVYVCB. '..,'. f AÖ0U- .
hrA.H8YU.LS, Indiana.: . :. decl-d&w3m
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BT TBS CAW. LINE.
THE VERY , LATEST.
CONGRESSIONAL,.
. - Washington, Jan. G p. u.
House Eleven private bills were passed.
- The Speaker laid before theHouse amssage
from the President giving the reasons why
on the last day of the former session he did
not sign the joint resolution for lessening
the time for carrying the mail from St.
Joseph to California. The message states
that the Postmaster General already has a
dtscretionary power in the premises. ' The
contractors themselves had proposed . to
shorten the time, and on a subsequent ex
amination it was found that proposition was
pending to carry the said mail and for 47,
000 less than was authorized by the resolu
tion. . .
House odjourned. - c . .
Senatb. Mr. Shields of Minn., spoke in
favor of a Northern route to Puget Sound,
setting forth its advantages over all others.
Mr.. Doolittle moved an amendment pro
viding that a board of three engineers be ap
pointed to survey each of the proposed
routes through the northern, central and
southern, and report the capabilities and es
timate of expenses of each to the President,
before the next meeting of Congress. A
new feature in his amendment is, that it al
s provides that the alternate sections of
land along the route shall be open, under
the homestead law, to actual settlers.
Mr. Trumbu'.1, of 111., in speaking nomin
ally on the Pacific Railroad question, re
plied to the speech of Mr. Iverson, made
yesterday: He noted Mr. Iverson's allu
lusion to the Illinois election. He denied
the claim of the modern Democracy to that
honored title, considering them the mere
survivors of prostrate whiggery.. He went
into a history of the Republican party, an 1
agreed with th Senator from Georgia that
it would go on progressing until it obtained
power, and it would adrninyUec-i.
witfr the time-honored principles of
the consdtution, with taking nctiou ou the
bill. On motion of Mr. Slidell, of La, the
Senate adjourned over till Monday, in com
memoration of the hattle of New Orleans.
WAsnrsGTox, Jan. 7 p. m.
The Secretary of War, in response to the
inquiry of the Senate, has enclosed a letter
from tho Topographical Engineer's Bureau,
stating that there is no land in the imme
diate vicinity of the city of New York which
can be appropriated for the use of the Re
venue Department, but the extent of the
public domain at Sandy Hook might, per
haps, admit of a portion of the South end
of the neck for such purposes.
The correspondence -betwen the British
Government and Mr. Dallas to-day, called
for by Mr. Seward's resolution in the Senate
will, it is said, if furnished, exhibit startling
facts in regard to the continued abuse of the
American llag to cover the slave trade, and
to show that the yacht Wanderer played a
prominent part in tbut traffic on the African
coast.
Mr. Douglas has accepted the invitation
to partake of a public dinner in Baltimore,
at which every county in the State will be
represented. It will take place at such
time as will suit his convenience.
The Senate has re-elected Bache, and ex
Senator Badge regents of the Smithsonian
Institute. The nomination of Charles L.
Weiler as Postmaster at San Francisco ha
been laid before the Senate for confirmation
for the second term.
A pamphlet has been circulated amongst
Senators charging him with violations of
the law arising out of his controversy with
the Penny Post Company ofthat city. The
Post Office Comuiitte has the matter under
consideration.
S. J. Graham, the delegate appointed to
urge the organization ot a Territorial Gov
ernment for Colona has arrived here.
Senator Davis, of Mississippi, is laboring
from indisposition, and was obliged to retire
f l'om the Senate Chamber to-day.
Savannah, Jan. 7 p. u.
The Mobile papers of Wcduesday have
been received. The Mercury of Monday con
tains a long account of tho wreck of the
Susan. All the passengers have returned
' Locisvillk, Jan. 7 p. u.
A fire is ragiug on Main street ; Kilder-
man 8. lineman ana walker & .blanks
liquor stores are consumed. D. SpauMing,
now ou fire will probably be checked thore.
St. Louis, Jan. 7 p. m.
River
stationary, with a cood deal of
floating ice.
Weather clear; coldest day of
the season .
Indianapolis, Jan. 7 p. m.
Gov. illard delivered his message tu
the Legislature at 2 o'clock, P. M. to-day.
The message contains the reiieal of a loan
passed March, 1852, authorizing the per-
misioii of companies for the detection of
horse thieves and other felons is under this
law associations havo been formed that have
arrested and punished individuals without
bringing them before the proper tribunal
for trial. Ho recommends tho erection of
suitable buildings for tho use of the State
Officials, Judsre Supreme Court, and de
pository for public records. Says revenues
ofthe Wabash aud Krie Canal have greatly
diminished, and it is feared will prove
wholly inadequate to keep tne canal in re
pair, and bv them alone it cannot be main
tained J und that the bond-holders are nn
willing to sustain the work by any other
means than those derived from the revenues,
having already invested one-lialt ot the en
tire debt of the State in the ,work itself,
besides 8800,000 in its completion. They
have informed the Board, in the most formal
manner, tneir determination to close the
canal and abandon the work whenever its
tolls and revenues shall be inadequate to its
support.
Washisotok, Jan. 7 p. a.
The Patent Office has Uaucd a patent, of
David E. Hughes, of New York, assignor,
to the American Telegraph Company, tor
an improvement in electric magnetic tele
graphing. : "
Prominent jcitizeii3 of Washington, and
other persous occupying high public posi
tions, from different sections of the country,
have determined to offer the British Minis
ter and Lady Napier a grand complimentary
ball in February. ,
, s . x St. Loots, Jan-. 7 p. it.
,A fire occurred this morning in S. Wag
bery's hat store, Broadway, doing consider
able damage to three adjoining 'buildings.
Loss $25,000. Fully insured.
Pittsburg, Jan. 5 p. u.
River 5 feet 10 inches by pir mark and
falling. Weather suddenly changed this
afternoon, with high winds ; is now cloudy
and cold. Mercury 30
Louisvillb, Jan. 7 p. m.
- River stationary ; 6 J' feet on the falls.
Weather clear. Mercury 24. " "
New York Market.. ? y-r
:-New YoRK Jan'. 7 P.J(.
Flour a shade firmer, with a moderate dev
mand for Eastern and local trade, and also
some inquiry for the West . Indie3 ; "sales of
10.400 bbls at 4 254 45 for super. State,
5 055 35 for extra do, 4 404 70, for
super. Western, 5 105 15 for common to
medium extra Western, and 5 35,5 65 for
shipping "brands extra round hoop Ohio.?
"Wheat continues steady; Chicago spring
nominal at 7090; Milwaukie club 75
1 05; white Michigan 1 30; white Ken
tucky 1 55. Rye firm at 77,80. Barley
quiet at 7090. Barley malt 901 00.
Corn dull ; Western mixed 78 ; sales of
5,500 bush, new Southern at 76 for white,
and 77 for yellow. Oats are very firm at
52,50 for State, 4060 for Western.
Whisky firm ; sales of 350 bbls at 2525 J.
Pork dull and heavy ; sales of 7 50 bbls at
17 50 for ntw mess, 17"12 Jor old do., and
13 50 for new prime, licef quiet; sales of
300 bbls at 6 507 00 for county prime ;
7 75900 for county mess; 8 50,10 50
for repacked mess; 10 7511 40 for extra
mes3. Hams quiet at 1315. .Prime mess
beef nominal. Cut meats quiet ; small sales
at 6JCJ for shoulders, and 99J for
hams; Dressed hogs quiet at 78 ' for
heavy corn fed. Lard firm ; sales of 1,800
bbls at llfll, 500 bbls for March de
livery at 1 1 J. Butter 12,20 for Ohio, and
15,25 for State. Cheese verysteady at
89.
Clucinnall Market.
Cincinnati, Jan. 7 p
M.
Flour unchanged, with moderate demand
at 4 754 85 super ; receipts fair. Whisky
firm ; 2323$.. Oats 6465. Hogs dull
and lower ; 6 00(0 37 for lots averaging
205 to 240 pounds ; receipts about 1,000
head in the last 24 hours More doing in
provisions; 1,000 ,bbl3 mess porn sola at
16 0016 75. Lard Urm at 11, not uiucli
done ; bulk sides sold at 7 J; and shoulders
at 5i packed. - . -
Money market unclmnpinnJrrorjricsA.fc.
gg" John H. Warland, forme.ly a popu
lar editor, at Claremont, ' Mass.,"! afterwards
editor of the Lowell Journal, then editor in
Boston, and author of some good poetry, is
now in the Insane Hospital at South Bos
ton, the victim of intemperance.
A party of hunters out in the Red
river valley, in three weeks'7 time," killed
600 buffaloes, and sent the meat into feel
kirk fjr fall use. Another party of eight,
in the same length of time, killed 2,200, the
meat being dried for future use, and skins
selling for $2 each. . . f,.,-, f ,
tlTm HOTEL, JI1 TEH STREET,
9s between Maiu are! Division, Kvansville, lnd.
ootl-tf " WIW; H. BOICOUBT, Prop: v
SALE, OVEO f'JS.B
of 3liO acres, within eiirht miles ot .the city.
Enquire at the lt. E. & I. Otlieo, No. I, North Third
street, Evaiidvillc.
octl C.C.COLLINS.
OEtKER, J'tJJS'O FORTE
SI AN L'FACTI KKR, "
On STannrH street, between Third aud Fourtli,
EVANiSllLbK, 1.111.
Is prepared to build superior PIANOS to order,
either on the upright style or horizontal stylo. He
will warrant all his work for three years, and
should his Instruments fail in perfect and satisfac
tory execution, ho will make them good. Ho is
prepared to perform all sorts of work about a Piano ;
to repair and even re build defective Instruments,
and put them in complete order. Ho will also (tivo
tils attention to Tuning Instruments. Having es
tablished a now Branch of business in Evansville,
he respectfully solicits tho patronnireof its citizens,
confident that he enn Rive them as good work as
they can procure abroad. As specimens of it, he
refors those vvbo-mny wish to see it, to throe In
struments in the possesion of Mr. Christian Decker,
Wagon Maker. He is now bnilding an . Upright
Piano, by which he intends to prove that that style
of Instrument cau bo made as durablo aud as per
fect iu tone as the best horizontal Instruments,
septü
,8,l-n ilEEl'EH, U'JIVLE-
IV SALE AND RETAIL
GROCERY AND PROVISION ST0REI
No. 13Ü Posey's Block,
EVANSA'ILLE, IN.
Goods delivered to any part ef the city, free
of charge. decl4-ly
KW RAISINS 200 UU-ViS AND HALF
W uoxes just received and for sale by
uovlU VICKEKY BliüTIIERß-r
VU Kli AND
Blank Book Manufacturer
First st.. hot. Main and Locns'i
.'VKr . .
EVANSVILLE, IND,
Blank Books ruled, paged and made to order of
the best paer, from Memorandum to the largest
Ledger. Music and Magazines bound iu any style.
oct27-Gimhw ......
7mwCiJ,'iE M O t, Ul 88 E M tMJm BE
wU made from Maple Sugar, which can" lc had
cheap at tho storo uf
VICKEKY BROTHERS,
nov4
No. 82 Main street.
IBM V BEH E MS PMJS-i JS'ECESSi
MM TIES
200 lbs choice Cream Tartar ;
K lbs Sup. Carb. Soda ; ,
6K) II Washing or Sal Soda ;
10 Boxes pure Com Starch, Ac, Ac, fr falo
cheap by VICKERY BROTHERS, . .
nov4 No. 82 Main street.
y ö jpTC n i: Jt r.i.yit si . i
VVplota of over l.J,iHi acres nf l;tud in Southern
Missouri, subject to entry at 12 Vi cents per acre.
(?all and examine tliein at ihe It. . ii I. Office, No.
1, North Third street, Evansville;
.tl C. C. COLLINS.
V'J tC.VMEHS.r IM lE BEE.y
o iipK,iuted Agent for Dole, Silver s Fekli's
patent S;iw Guiumer. wbirh hit? taken tlie preuiium.
at the Mechanical i'uiis of almost every uXa in tiie
Union, and pronounced superior to anything made
fur gumtniui: upright nud circular saws.- Ausort
meut aiva6 uu hiuid. - ' .--
sept- GEO. S. SO NT AGG.
""SflTör-uxxi'A jt ttfsi
ft' w yet, but selling off at an advance oq cct,
chickens, eggs, bulter, cheese, codnah. Hour, bacon
lard, cuflee, sugar, rice, laackerel, pepper, spice
unimegs, cluve.-i, giuger, witii a variety of etiler nr
ticles too ntmu-foi: to mentiou. Call and exumir.
or yunrselves, at No: l2 Main strt-et.
S. W. VICKERY A CO.
TSTi:JLl. BUCKETS. UOIE.S
W Yarninlied Well Buckets, stout a'-il weil
maiie in all respects. The quality .luid priue afe
sucli as caijuot fail to suit the tra'.le. , .
septal J. B. RUSSELL,
372 Main St., bet. Seventh uu.l Eightli, Luuisville.Ky.
(WJVOTMEH JYEWi'EEll STORMS.
j9l The su!wcrilr has ..(wned a ne.w feed store, in
the Shanklin building, at the curuer of Water ami
Locust streets, where he will keep a full supply ol
all kinds of the best feed, w hich he- will sell at the
very lowest market prices. He has on hand corn,
bay, oats, meal, bran aud sbipstnff, Ac, .c.
sepcii J !. DESOUCHETv
ME JM CROIX, MREJ"CB
DYER AND SCOURER,
Corner of Vine and First streets,.
EVANSYILLE, INDIANA, .
Wuidd respectfully üifisraa tlto ladies and gontle
men of this city and vicinity, that he has opened A
DYEING, CLEANING AND REPAIRING.
ESTABLISHMENT, - '
Where he will clean and dye all kinds of ?ilk and
WiHjIlen Gooiis. Will remove grease, paints,- Ac,
without the slightest iujnry to the goods. " "
All work doue at this establishment' will- be war
ranted to give entire satisfaction, aepfü-lini
,O J P JJ'B CJJS'BIESKfi BOXES
Cm
incinuati Simp, assorted ; !ir IhiXps assorted
sues Star Candles, just received and fur sale by ,
VICKERY BROTHERS,"
nov4 No. iri Maiu street.
TfjSJTCUES! M J TCBMS .' 5
f m Gross tine superior Mulches, unsurj-aseed iu
quality, cheapness, or neatness of packages, in store
and for sale very low bv -
VICKERY BROTHERS,
novi , ., Hi. 82 Maiu street ..
The Markets.
fr Krangviiie Wholesale Market. .
BOTTER, B) .1525
BEANS, white.. .1 00
BEESWAX, ft . 22
CORN MEAL, bus. 70
CHEESE, tb . 10
COFFEE i
Bacon sides, ra..: 3 8
Shoulders, tt a 7
Hams, sug. cured ...12
t Hams, plain, tb.- 1U
" canvassed... Äl3
POTATOES , 75S0
PLASTERS
Cement, b. 82 12X2 25
Calc. Plaster
L'd Plaster, 4UOlb. $3 00
"' TTtica Lime
White Sand, bbl.
SALT
Rio.com'n, Q.1212
" primo, tt
Java, t- !
l.agnyra ....v. 6
CANDLES
tar 1821
0al .. $
Summer pressed 12
Lake, bbl 2 75
Kanawha.(bush.yi0(ff33
EGGS, doxen 15'
FLOUB, bbl...5 r)05 50;
FIS H Mackerel I
No. 2, bhl.-.13 00I3 50
No. 2, bbl 7 DO
No. 3, bid..,. (St 10 00
No. 3 bbl.... j..6 50
; Kits Ex (33 00
White Fish. S5 00d 60
" tlH...-..i..r-!
FRUITS . - - '
Dried Applesl 75(22 00
SUGAR, N. Ö... B7
1 Cm8'd.11)-i(5Sl-A4
' Pulv-,.llV4(a,12i
' Loaf...ll(Uil2V2
SEEDS -
Clover....'.-'. 50(35 00
Timothy, b. S2 !($i 75
Blue Grass, bn.... ...1 00
Flax bush 001 00
SOAP German..-. G
- Extra Palm-...... b
Family..'. .. 4
TOBACCO
Kentucky, 223
Virginia, lb.....3U$44lt
LAUD OIL,gal..9O0 0O
TALLOW j
Iteudered--...-.. 9
Rough ......-tj5
WOOL . -.
Tub washed. .... (Si
Pulled (ä
Fleece. ......
Ex. Fleece.. .
V a wash ed 1
WHISKY 22(323
Lard 10
- " Peaches, 2 60(A3 00
FKATHKRS, lo.....40
GRAIN ".- "
- Corn, "''" ,'. sgta
Wheat, bush... 90(Ä1 00
. Rye, bush (a
nts, Uu. (33 ll.)tJSi
IIAY, tou..10 00asl4 OU
HIDES, (dry) 1012
Green 5
. pressed, cwt , -cjW
MOljASBfcS
N. Orleans, sul...34(83';
Silver House .45
Golden Syrup..... (cf
riiiivistUJis
Bacon (hog r'd,) 8
RETAIL MABKET
COKKFXTKI PA1I.T BV I. H. COOK 4 SOU.
BUTTER, lb ;...1f.a30!LARD, lb....'.
...12i
BEANS, quart.. 10 MOLASSES
CORN MEAL, bush 80! New Orleans, gal..:
...55
CHEESE, lb 15! Snpr House, gal.;..
COI-FEE ' I Golden Symp.,. SO
Rio, common.... l.vrKOYlSHiJiS ,
" Ground. 20! Bacon ides, lb'... ..'....10
Java, B ....22W Shoulders........;.........
InguTa, ground, ...11! Hams, snt; cured, lb 13
EGGS, dosten. .. ... 20! " " plain, th ....10
FLOl'R, bid SW enuvassed, lb. ..12
Sack, 1..;.....'..2?5!' Dri.d licitiiurU, 1
Frtt -;r r;- . " potatoes, bn.h... St
Wliite Finh, lb. Jj ! SA hT, sack, lb Jordtl j
Mackerel, No. 1, 1 -1 c. SVG A Ii
' No. 2, ft..... i New Orleans, lb 8'M0
Cod, ft ..;....w.8; 4 Clarified .-; J.14
FRC1TS 1 Lnaf .lü
. Green Apple...$2 00, Crushed ;..16
- Dried lta....t 50j WOOD, cord ...350
rg TTJVH.ME.'VT .VOTIVE.
Üst Wm. Wright vs. Before Julius S. Catlett,
J. L. Fruit. J Justice.
Notice is hereby given that a writ of attachment
issued on the 13th day of December, 1S5S, and by
virtue of said writ the Constable attached one yoke
of oxen as the property of said defendant, aud
summons against the defendant was returned not
found, and the time set for .hearing this cause is
January 18, 1859, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
said day, at my office in I'nion Township, Vander
burgh county, where all interested mav attend if
they think proper. JCL1US S. CATLETT, ,
decKt-at Justice.
TTUtEtilf CO tVS TWO CO JJS'O
JL' .
Calves for sale low by
dec2d
KEEN & PRESTON.
W.l L, .1 JVrfV" E L S.H BJ1.ES JJS'I
Jtr cases of plain and twilled red, do. white,
plain vullow, and figured Flannels, jnst received
and for sale low by - , KEEN & PRESTON.
R 1 T H15 tUHES f.lRHHS
branJä new style Prints just received and lor
sale low by KEEN A PRESTON.
ll il1R, .noiMS9ES V RICE
Roceived direct fiom the coaat, for sale cheap
to cloeie cousigumcut, by
ueCds-liu
ALLIS A HOWES.
' fBKRIt'JIL OE ERE Sit 4JOOOS We
Jt have just received :i75 packages of our second
purchase of I'all and Winter Dry Goods Boots,
Shoes and Hats. We respectfully invito the Trade
to call aud examine our stock and prices.
declti KEEN & PRESTON.
JTES-H EH.HM.S, BEST QV4V1-
tv, for sale low to close lot.
dec!5 S. E. GILBERT & CO.
rwjEi i tejj teaT- T.
Ar ü hf chests coniinon to extra choice Y. H.,
S hf do do ' do do ii. P.,
f hf do do do do Imp.,
20 hf do . do do do Bk. Ool'g.
Tho above comprise all grades of each kind. We
have the best retail lot of Tea in the city, aud only
ask a call tocouvince our friends of the fact. Sam
ples given with pleasuro, by
dcl& --. Zi H. COOK SON. ?
miE
'CU .ni'STJRO, E.WL1&H
JL Mustard,
Choice Olive Oil,
Curry Powder, Sweet Majoram,
Summer Savory, 4 - Cocoa. Chocolate, .. ;
Broma, . . Ac, fc.
K..r sale by Z. H. COOK & SON.
SCJ L,ES. We have ou
JS. hand a supply of
1- We cau also furnish TRACK SCALES of any ca
pacity. These Niales are from t lie mauulactory ot
E. T. FAIKUANKS t CO., St. Johnsburg, Yer
luont. Every Scale is tested aud sealed, and war
runted correct. For testimonials wo reler to the
thousands of perst.u.-. using them, -.
, , . LIOKNBKf.tOK Jt CO., Agents,
. no'2I Water street, Evausville.
W.tTE8ir, ERJiis best qr.iLT-
MJr y, for sale low by S. E. DI LKEUT ..
. mv27 Svcnmore street, near Water. '
Sail and Awnins; Maker and Kijrger.
ff WOLM.It RESPECTiVM.1.1 -f.V-
JL furiii the public rh..tX h.fcve opcucd a Sail and
Riggiug loft, iu the 3rdstoi y of J. G. -Veuueiuan a
ito). tturt, und will pui-ctaAlly aueud to all order-,
iu my Hue. - : - . . . . .
I ksep i'arpanlius coustautly on iujul fur sale,
and will uianiilaiuie t.itlK. Awnings, Wagun Cov
ers, -c, at tht.. shuract notice.
Onlers reeMrctiuliy s..-licited to be left at J. G.
Veuueinaifs ll.vpe store, erat mj room, third story
Rope neativ spliced.
nuv27-.imd CHARLES EVERT.
m w new Supir jiint received bv
iiov-23 .. . .. . VHEELER Je RIGGS.
'"BSTJ ti JM ZM.VE S X.XM TJM.V
9ifJL New York price. Don't folget that ! bell
r Couyngton put all tho S3 Siagazines at Si öi l.y
tho yeiir. .v . - , "Jiou24 .
a1
tASSK'AH.-35 BOXES flJT
Flanks; - - - ...
M i boxes Pint Flasks; ,
j' J If. do Quart do; . -
I HO do assorted Glass Jars; - . r
- SO do do jjlo lumblers.
" Just received per Bteame Cambridge Citv, and for
sale by novil WHEELER A RIGGS.
. fJJ.VIi s-otih THU .f
MJf meeting of the stockholders in the Branch at
Evansville of the Bank of the State of Indiana, wtil
he held at the Banking House in Evansville, on
Tuesday, January 4th, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. M. and 3 o'ch-ck P. is., when a statementof
the condition of the Brandl wilt ls submitted, and
an election will be held -for-Ave Directors to serve
the ensuing year. By order of the Board of Diivrt
ors. - SAMl'EL BAYARD,
uov27-diwte .... - .. Casliier.
JlB !TkMEEMZEVLKvLMV WBtTlTE.
WW sale Dealers in Grrcerics, Produce Nails,
"W indov; Glass, Glassware, Ac, No. 17 North First
street corner Sycamore, Evansville, lud.
E. F.. WHI-EI-EK J A MKS O. KtCG.
novit ' 1 '
m.9 E W CROP RJMSM'S OO
whole
V
half aud quarter boxes, for sale by
dec2 S. E. GILBERT A CO.
9M.JSTER OE E.1RMS.3 BR IS.
.- mmE !
V sale by
FIG SSO
8. S.
ORVJIIS FOR
GILBERT A CO. .
Wi M Xt- 'l l-rt
pig- Ig
P 5 ... Wfffifc-" - m
S
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. -
Öld EstawSeä Wharf BoaE
' - EVANSYILLE; IND. -:
.Ton.iaE, fo r ä n r., jj"m,
3 M 31 ISSION MERCHANTS.
General Railrir), Steamboat, and Bxpress Agents
Special Agents for the K " -'' '
PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD," ;
and connections over which, we are authorized -give
through receipts at ths lowest possible rate r
Having a la-v-imoth Wharf boat at the landing-.
the largest or the Ohio Biver, capable of storinf"
and protecting all merchandize liable to damage
from exposure, we are prepared ta facilitate the dis
patch of all consignments, forwarded to onr ca" ;
hyeithor . - . 1 1 1. ! .
RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL
Particular attention paid to Receiving, Storing
and Forwarding, also, to the : . , i: A ..
Sale of any. Produce,
or other property, consigned to us for sole, and sati- '
faction guaranteed.
- Office and extensive Warehouse on Water street,
adjoining the Telegraph, and on the Wharf ban.
where we are to be found, attending to ths Interacts
of our patrons at all hours, day and night.
With our superior facilities; longstanding; nr
tiring energy ; and knowledge of our business, we '
feel confident of giving general satisfaction, and :
hope to merit a continuance of the extensive patron-'
age we are now enjoying. '
Liberal cash advances will he made on all consign
ments to either ourselves or correspondents in any .
of the principal markets, North, East or South.
P. C. O'RILEY & CO.
I.
CJ.YE, - MXiR UMRlil.VU
AND -
Commission Merchant,
' No. 2 South Watek Street, Evansville.
ct21-ly
W OH.' S. MITCHELL X Co., RE
CFCEIVING, FORWARDING AND COMMIS
SION MERCHANTS, . ?
Water street, between Main and Locust,
HVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Particular attention given to the forward! ug of ;
general Merchandise and Produce, by River, Canair
or Railr.wid. nt- i .n - ,i angl4Wim -ü
TTBROUW K JtIKJIJJ MECEIV-
JL9 ING, FORWARDING-AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Agculs lor Kaimt hu Salt Company, KvitnsVilie, In
diana. We have formed a co-partnership under ths
style of Buown Jt Airman, aud offer our services iir
Wie capacity as set furth in our card above. .
i Woaro fully prepared to extend every facility to
shippers, either by CANAL, RIVER, or RAIL
ROAD, and asstae them that their interests hall .
Iw, faithfully reprviiwd, sltoultl they be plrwsrd to
fiivor us with their patrenage.
Office and Warehouse ou th corner of Main st.
and the Canal. . . . "
WM. BROWN, W. M. AIRMAN,. ,
Late of Howard Js trown. Late of FOSTER, & Co.
jan22-tf.
rf"(..V.I I. 8TORJCIE.1 have a large doa'
bio Warehouse at the Canal Basin, capable of
storing any amount of produce, which will be re
ceived, stored, taken care of and held subject to the
owners orders on most reasonable terms.
T. G. O'RILET.
ninü-ti
it '!
THJU hiH I W.V Tjy M. We are prepared
C to store iu our Fire Proof Warehouse, an jr.
qnantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandize, on th -most
liberal terms. -; . ..- : .
Having large and airy rooms up stairs, particular ,
earn will be taken -of Household Furniture, Agri- .
cultural Implements and all kinds of grods or
wares liable to damage from damp or rust. -,
' Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates,
by the month, or longer when desired. -.
- Warehouse located on corner of Locust street and
W. and E. Canal, and most convenient for shipping
by Kivt-r or Railroad. -. Apply to
.npss .. -V GEO. F0STER4C0.
RAILROADS AND EXPRESS.
OF TM.nEr-E r"Vf.Y-s-
CVJLLE AND CRAW- nTT j rSHÜ-Obm
funlsvile Railroad, CjW y"
On and after Monday, Nov. Z'Jlii, iB., the trains
on this road will run as follows: -
The up mail will leave Evansville at 10.30 A. M.;
Yiucennea 1. 3ä P. M., and arrive at Terre Haute
at4 .55 P. M. . .
The down mail will leave Terre Hauto at 7.30
A.M.; Vincennee 11.40 A. M., and arrive at Ev
ansville at 1.30 P. M.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS DAILY
' Will leave Evansville at 6.00 A. M. and arrive at
Vincennes at 10.37 A.M. . .;
Will leave Vincennes at 11.27 A. M. and arrive
at Evansville at 4.10 P. M.
Will leave Terre Haute at ö.ijA. M., and arrive
at Viuceniiua at 10. .10 P. M.
Will leave yineennes at HJiO A. 31. t and arrive
at Terre Hauto at 4.20 P. M.
r JOHN INGLE, JR. Pres't and Sup't. .
nov29 Enquirer ropy. .
in 7f Wl.BCHJJTS OE8FJTCH."
VIM. FAST FREIGHT LINE.
AMKRICAK EXPRESS COMPANY PR'OPKIBTOBS.
TO THE WEST AND SOUTH-WEST.
VIA ALBANY AND BUFFALO.
The More bants Despatch continues bringing Goods
from New York and Boston, at as low rates as any
Despatch or Rail Road Express, and in as good or
better time, having unequaled facilities for safe and
speedy transportation.
No Despatch or Fust Freight Line has any coo
nection with us. 1
Arrangements were made by ns early last Spring,
by which we are enabled to forward not only ths
lighter portion of shippers' freight, but we can car
ry both light and heavy with the some promptness
which has always characterized tlie "Merchants'
Despatch." Bringing our freights in our own cars,
with passenger trains, and haviugo-.tr own agents at
points of transhipment, we have advantages in
point of speed and safety, which render it impoe- -Bible
for other companies to compete with ns.
This Despatch is owned and managed by the
American Express Company, which is a snflicient
guarantee that all just claims will be settled without
delay, as has been tlie case for the past three years,
and to the satisfaction of thoee bv whom they may
bo presented.. JOHN G. WASSON,
sptl-6m v- ;i - Agent, Terre Haute.
SMOJM'S EXPRESS CO.H FJJVW
nYM. NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The ApajTs Expkess Compaxv respectfully an
nounce to their friends and patrons, the public of
Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased facili
ties for the transportation of
, FllEIG 11 T, PA CK A GEB,
? MONET AND VALUABLES.
They Solicit a continuance of former favors. Es
pecial care Ulken in the collection of Bills, Drafts,
Nutes, and tue transportation of small and valuable
pack:iges.
All persons wishing to avail themselves of the fa
cilities of the Express, cau obtain any desired infor
mation iu refereuce to the routes and details of the
business, at thvir Office on First street, between
Main and Locust, opposite the Post Office.
de 18 O. H. FISH, Agent.
ttxrjnw- STEJ.11EH XJTE SJR-
1 -UisK .rCHET. The steamer, Kats Sar
ufSSijÜr?irrn BT will ruu regularly during tho
Winter, in the Wabx'fh trade proceeding on each
trip as far up the river as 'he water aud busiuesa
will justify her in goiug. Tho strictest attention
w ill i e puiii to the wishes and interests of shippers.
Her days of departure from Evansville will bereeu
larly iiuouuced in the papers. , iieel5-Bm
M E G CLJ R LOl'IS-
vitie, Evansville and Heuderson
Packet SI.IOTO No. st, BalIarh,
Master, leaves Evausville for Louisville aud all in
tenaediate points, everv Wednesday at 7 P. Si., and'
every SaturdJiitTI XrMT-" " '-' " tier? '
CAIRO KLt.tL.Ui I'AaE'GEI PACKET,
; cr-rn . CHARLEY BOW EN, Dextkb,
MP,ri'!t ( Master, leaves Evansville Tues- .
'JTffT'Ma-1 -i T and Friday, at 13 o'clock,
31., arriving at Padncah at 6 o'clock,' A. M., Cairo
at VI o'clock. M., Welfieilay and Satunlay. Re
turning, leaves Cairo everv Wednesday and Satur
day, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and Padneah every Thurs
day and Sundav, at 9 o'clock. A. M., connecting at
Evai.svillo with the Evausville and Crawfordsville
it. lt., and Packets tor Green River. Also, con
necting at Smithland with Cumberland River Pack
ets ; at Ouixo, with Memphis, Nw Ocleaas aud 6U.
Lo.us Packets. .
Tickets can be obuinul oo board. the boat for all
Eat.Tn Cties . . sept '23
TfMflHT .'LIGHT .'THE I.YMtER-
JLl signed beg leave to offer to the citizens of Ev
unsville a superior Burning Fluid at the enrjt lowest
price. We manufacture our Fluid fresh every day
by an entire new process, and warrant it not to
smoke or explode. Persons using Fluid for light
are respectfully invited to call and give it a triaJL
We feel conli'leut our Fluid is superior to any ever .
ottered for sale in this citv. -"
dee- STODDARD t THOMPSON, Druggists.
ffBäWrs. ao u -ices ji ssor teo,
JR. latest style. ' ""
" DELAINES, '
3 Caws assorted Manchester, Hamilton and Pac!
fie, rich handsome patterns. ....-
A'iO Bales Brown Sheetings and Shirtings.-
FLANNELS,
20 Bales Red, White aud Yellow.
LININGS,
. 5 Cases assorted large and small Plaid.
CANTON FLANNELS,
' 5 Cases Brown and Bleached. - ; .
1 " fanev, for lininp. ' ' '
4 t "HECKS AND STRIPES,
8 Cases and Bales assorted. - . : .
BOOTS AND SHOES,
;i Cases assorted.
HATS AND CAPS, , ,
50 Cases. Just received aud for sale at reduced
prk-es, byu septlol KEENE i PRKSIOM.