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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Hp q. O'RELEFs, n Co., Old ES-
AZ o TABLISHED WHARFB0AT, Evansville
Indiana. Storage, Forwarding, and Commission
Merchants, general Railroad, Steamboat, and Ex
press Agents Special Agents for the
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HALIFAY, Oct. 6.=M.

VIf
The expected steamship Canada, with
Liverpool dates to the 25th ult., has not yet
been sigualed below
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These Machine and Burning Oils are warranted
to stand ali ciiIH1tcs and seasons The attention
ii master mechanics Of Railroads. Steamboats,,
Mills and Machno shops, is partic ularly called to
the above card aug27-lyd
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PITTsBURGH, Oct. 6.-M
River three feet higher inches by the pier
mark and falling. Weather wet and cool
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Through Tickets can De Obtained at the Pavilion
Hotel, or at the Depot, head Of Locust street.
j. F. MARTIN, Secretary.
EvaBs' lille. September LIST, 1s58-Iln
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CINCINNATI, Oct 6.-P Vi,
Weather cloudy and cool. River one
inch higher.
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: DEc6ER, sPIza.0 PoRTE
~ -AaNO z All NhEh,
On Sycamore street, between Third and Fourth,
EVANSVILLE IND

l. prepared 70 build superior PIANOS to order,
either on the upright style Ur horizontal style He
viii warrant all his work for three years, and
sbonid his Instruments foil ia perfect and satisac-
tory execution, he Will make them good. He is
prepared TO perform all sorts Of work about Piano
10 repair and even re build defective Instruments
and put them in complete order. He will also give
his attention TO Tuning Instruments. Having es-
tablished n new Branch Of business i'm Evansville,
he respectfully solcts the patronage Of its citizens
confident that he can give them as good work AZ
they can pr cure abroad. Is specimens OF it, he
refers those who may wish TO see it, to three In
srUments in the possession Of Mr.. Christian Decker
Wagon Maker. lie is building an Upright
Piano ly which he intends 10 prove that that stye
Of Instrument Can be made durable and as per
feet in tone rs the best horizontal Instruments
septic
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HHEESE.-30 BOXES BEST W: re.
&<and English Dairy. For sale by
sept23 GILBERT g. BOW DFS
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EE2.N.ZL ST6E.f GEL have large dotl-
u bic Warehouse at the Canal Basin, capable of
storing any amount of produce which viii be re-
ceived, stored taken of and held subject the
owners orders on most reasonable terms.
7. @. o'EIIEY.
mb2c-tf
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HEGRJTE sJG.ERS.-25 B.sRRELS
y crushed Sugar.
II Bbls. Powdered d
10 Leaf dc
p Refined " hits do Just racei toi and or
sale 'iieap- by PRESTON BRuSs
IurHT
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So 72B hCH.S.S-TS' FTE
GEG FAST FREIGHT LINE.
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY PR0PKIEToBs
TO The WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

The Merchants Despatch continues bringing Goods
from New York and Boston, at as low rates rs any
Despatch Rail Road Express, and in rs good or
better time, ha1 ing unequaled facilities for safe and
speedy transportation.
No Despatch Fast Freight Line has any con
nectioa with US
Arrangements were made by US early last Spring,
by which are enabled 10 forward not ouly the
lighter portion of shippers freight but we can car
~ both light and heavy with the same promptness
which has always characterized the - Merchants
Despatch " Bringing our freights in own cars,
with passenger trains and having own agents at
points Of tTanshipment, have advantages in
point Of speed and safety, which render il impos-
sibe for other companies TO compete with US.
This Despatch is owned and managed by the
American Express Company, which is Il sufficient
guarantee that all just claims will be settled without
delay s has been the for the past three years
and the satisfaction Of those by whom they mas
be presented. JOHN q. WATSON,
septl-6In Agent. Terre Hauf-
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.yzs-. EdifoT.-Iou will please announce my
a candidate for the Office of Sheriff OF Van
dcrburgh County, at the October election.
scptlS JOHN c. STASER
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~H-v E;s.1'SEEEEE . CR.z sE.FORLs-
FL WILLIE RAILRUAD.-On and after Wcdres-
day September LIST, the prices Of tickots from E,
ansyille to points named below, will DO follows,
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Candidates.

.Hr. EtdEtoF-Plelse announce the uamc of
WILLIAM WARREN as Il Candidate for re-eleCtiou as
Assessor of Pigeon Township, ON the second Tues
day in October.
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<Tf0.EE! CO.EEIy S,O.E L,!!--ss.SkfsY ECE

~ D - .FrEE rs? st~gLEs t-T1~Y5
~ delegated .-..-1.zi Srts, --lru1s 1turs6 D.
YIN. Hud5art & &c, Of warriors s:zsa and s-rre
such as aay, Stock. EIilI Railroad 1Ta-I.ne Ci--
eter and Platform scales, cLs2p a. 2ay scala 4
SANG qualify. in the oouatry
topt5- D. REY,;orDs
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-, F91.5.Es E.sR.n FOP S.sLE!:- Till

Agen,s at Evansville.
And by other Druggists generally.
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.nr. EdHor.-You will please announce my
name candidate for the office of County Surveyor
of NanderbuTgh County.
septl7 ADOLPHUS !. ADLEBSBERG.
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Jesse Fuller oilcry himself a candidate for
he Office of Treasurer OF Nandcrbursh County, at
the ensuing election. scptl
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Mr.. EdiEOr.-Please announce my name rs
Candidate for reelection Treasurer of Wander
burgh County, at the October election.
aur26 THEODORE NENNEAIAN.
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n =. 6ESsRLE, Es,N0ERg-FT ,.
81 Q - lEAI.EE III -

Pa1uiai Paiis, Tabs, Bowls Blckets, huns Nlaey-
barrow Baskets Cl9tls Pins Nasll oa s. Broarsss
hf7--.i,S, se. -Alfr' II Mia, Jute, Fen aud Coi-
10 i'o!e and Tyine, Wire Work, wrauping PAPER,
Blacklls- -Nsant anil other Mats aad every article
37z sfaiL street. between 5aath and Eighth,
Louisville. Kentucky. a',S2i-3nl
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STAMPING

6 door below the Branch Bank wi,eFe-eap be-
found every thing appertainilg - the legitimate
Hardware Trade / respectfully solicit call from
country merchants before purchasing, to examine
my many new sly les OF Goods, selected with
suit this market. by personal attention viii be
given 10 all orders. GEORGE 3. SONNTAG
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RREO COFFEE-I0O EGGS PRLuE
IA Rio Coffee.
% Bags old government Java Coffee.
~ Boxes choice Hamburger Cheese
IS Cadd:es fine Va ! -. Tobacco.
Jtsl Boxes fbs. rs ss and IS. do. just received
and for sale ly WHEELER & RIGGS.
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Virgil S0per is a Candidate to represent
Posey and VanderbIrgh in the Senate.
r. n. .FrcEter is candidate for fine oii:ce Of
County Treasurer Of Nanderburgh county. selt2f
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II Cs6 SIZE, II FIVE L.4R4E
z Three Io..r Old Male. z. II. COOK & SON
:. ~ FL C.HE.S'SE- HORSE SAOE .

.7sE.g TCHES-2CO Gross New York Matches
= EA for sale by 2. IT. COOK & SON
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AND LErTIREs.

Prest. WoOD and Prof. BoswoRrH, will deliver
fail courses Of Lectures with the aid Of the Tele-
SUPPLEMENTARY the principles of the sciences pur-
sued. Books, and all other requisites for entering
the College, may be had at the College or in the
city.
al letters of inquiry or On business, should 10
addressed to Rev. JOHN COVERT, or D. s. COVERT
Tcrrc Haute, Indiana
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southwestern Railroad.

The Board OF Directors of the South Western
RailroadCompany applied to the County Court
10 have n vote taken on the LIST Saturday in
December next, whether the people of Warren
comfy will make conditional subscription
of 1000 to the S. w. K, K Co. This sum of
$40, 900 not TO be paid and the tax not be
levi, until the bona tide stock subscription
10 construct he road as far as Livingston GA
rlrles) shall hapc been made up by The Company
Tie application has been granted by the
Court. Similar application was made in Coffee
county.
This /, plain proposition to our citizens.
and one which we think and hope the people
of Warren county will accept We ask of
them TO consider the matter until the day OF
the election consider the advantages the
road must inevitably furnshto our portion
Of the eounty-present and futgre-and on
the day of the election cast their mite for its
erection.
The Board of Directors offs. W. R. r. a; the
meeting ON the 5th instant: ResoiUei. That
the work reconstruction upon the road which
has been partly suspended, shall be- resum d
on the LIST day Of January ls5s.-AeAiariile
.NeH Era.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-09

GOID IN CALIFORNIA.-The Moses TAYLOR at
New York brings the news that Mr.. Henry
Mails, Chief Clerk in the San Francisco (Cal)
Recorders Office, held a ticket which drew a
100000 in the Royal Havana Lottery. The
ticket was numbered 1928. Mr. Mails. only a
day or two before the arrival of the news
disposed Of fve-eghts of his interest in the
ticket. and therefore he himself holds only
three-eights, or equal to S37.5O0 The hold
ers of the remaining five-eights are all poor
people and laborers. either German or French.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-09
A Coon Hrr-A contemporary saws

A Coop HrT--A contemporary says:-s'It
being rather pompously announced in Dem
ecratic Journal that one of the cardinal prin-
ciples OF the Democratic party is hostility to
Bank notes and paper money as a circulating
medium, the National Intelligencer asks,
'swhy sit, if the Democracy during the last
twenty years and longer have proved their
unqualified hostility to bank notes and paper
money as circulating medium that the
country is still plagued with these abomina-
tons. notwithstanding the omnipotence of the
Democratic party? If gold and silver is the
only safe, constitutional currency why have
not the Democracy given this boon to the
nation?''
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-09
4th. Grimes against morals--intoxication
Sunday gambling. breaches Of law, ordin-
ance and morals generally.

philadelphia falls below Baltimore in the
LIST class; Brooklyn in the 3rd class and is
the only other point that falls below Balti-
more.
The Chief of Police in Boston reports in the
list of miscellaneous work done by the police,
the number Of disturbances quelled without
arrest to he 1926; the watch house dodgers
to be 1913
He also reports that, Notwithstanding the
stringent laws Of Massachusetts on the sub
ject. there are 1855 public shops and saloons,
and 245 houses of bad reputation, where Ii
quOr is publicly sold in small quantities, in
addition TO grocers and others who supply
families and sell it privately to be drank on
the premises.
If we combine the other cities and see how
Baltimore will compare on general average
we find that for every hundred arrests here for
crimes against persons, there are III in the
Northern cities: for crimes against property
there are SOL; for crimes against the peace
100 and for crimes against morals G9l-this
in proportion 10 population.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-09

G1- The GAINESVILLE JefersoniaH referring
to the anti-bank caucus that met in this city
some weeks ago says: The opinion of that
meeting has been published TO the world, and
those who approve of the suggestions thrown
out, can adopt them. and those who do not
can reject them. They will no, be and never
were intended to be a party test"
Then why was it exclusively democratic in
it's uiateriel, Why was it announced that it
was a consultation to promote the general
harmony Of the democratic party! and why
was il supposed that the propositions would
"mcet the general acquiescence of our party
throughout the Statc:" What is in the wind.
that our GAINESVILLE contemporary desires to
eschew the recommendation of the Johnson
Nicholson caucus as Il party test.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-09
Preserving tho Dead.

NJ. FALCoNY. the author of patented plan
for embalming and preserving the dead, has
published his views. The following II a state
mcnt ofeXpcriments made at ST bartholomew
Hospital The chemical preparations made
by NJ. FAIcoNY for the preservation of the
body after death are of two kinds; one il a
white powder, mixed with sawdust as a vehicle
aud is intended only for the temporary
preservation of the corps. The other is a
clear liquid, and intended for its permanent
preservation. To test the efficacy OF the
method for the former we filed wooden
box with the powder. A leg far advanced in
decomposition, and smelling exceedingly
putrid, was then imbedded in the POWDER
During the following seventeen DAYS, no
offensive odor escaped from the box although
ii had been kept throughout in a room in
which the thcrmom ter stood at IS deg
Fahrenheit. and there had been frequent
thunder-storms. After the 18th day. a slight
cheese like smell was perceptible from the
box. On the twentieth day, the leg was re-
moved from the box; on dissection, IL was
found that puiretaction had been arrested In
the several tissues Soon after exposure to
the air, they emitted a disaereeable but not
putrid odor. From the preceding expari-
ment, il app .ars that the process ofiecomposi-
ton, even when actually commenced In dead
animal substances with the emanation 81
offensive odorS. may b. arrested. for at least
fortnight. 10y NJ. FALcoSY's preparation. To
test tn efficacy ~ the liquid preparation for
the p rmanent preservation of the corpse, five
pints OF IL were injected into the carotid
artery Of the body of young man beginning
TO show signs OF pnirefaction. The thcmome-
t.r. al the TIM, aad subs qaently, was very
high. aud the weather snltry. Twenty -four
days having elsps d siuee the mi ction, il
was fou ID that the liquid had the effect Of
wholly preventing decomposition .hose
paris from which the skin had not been re-
moved stil renamed white, aud emit a no
smell Wher yer lhe .kin had been removed
The sal3dcent masulss had hecome hard div
and dark, but did not emit any unpleasant
odor.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-09
The American Party OF New York.

The Buffalo advertiser" concludes an edito-
rial rs follows:
| A year go the American party polled TO-
| 600 votes (hardly that number) in the face Of
! certain defeat. Actuatcd by an impulse
| which we did not then approve, though it
I deserved 10 severe rrbuke under the irritation
| which caused il, it lent numerous voters to
| the Democracy II will not repeat that ex-
! pertinent again. The dread of Republican
| success has passed away. 1t has now no
choice between the two opposing tickets. The
paralysis of the overwhelming defeat of 1856
as disastrous to Freedom as to our cauSe-has
disappeared. New hopes new energy is in
fus d into orr ranks. The Old Wings, and
the Order of United Americans, the latter
controlling so 900 votes which are cast by
one thought, and have been heretofore given
against Republicans rather than for Ameri-
cans-havc declared for the American ticket
In ST. Lawrence county, where III votes
were cast for our ticket last fail, new
Councils are numbered by scores, and
throughout the State we have similar evil
dences Of a growing enthusiasm. In this
locality there is no longer question how
Americans should vote. The disposition to
rally as one man on the StateTicket is universal
And last and not least. the whole canal senti-
ment of the State is with us. Let Americans
take heart. There is nothing to lose by
firm adherence to the American principle. is
daily taking deeper root in the Republican
party and must soon revolutioniZe it
Courage and hard work will give us success.
but if we fail. defeat will bring no regrets for
an honorable course
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-09

ca The Jackson Mississlrian asks:-Why
don't the Memphis appeal and its kindred
sheets insist upon opening the doors of the
Democratic party to Robert J. Walker? Is
it not manifest Injustice to keep him out Of
the pale, and canOnize Douglas. who not only
endorsed his acts and led the Black Rcpubli-
can party in their defence at the last session
of Congress, but glories in his treason and
persists in the avowal of the most abominable
political hereses which the vilest Abobtoniet
in the nation, ever dared to utter?
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Police Statistics.

Mayor SWAMI, of Baltimore, On being unan:
imously re-nominated, recently delivered an
address to the citizens in review of his admin
istration, and in explanation of his purposes.
From this address we extract the following
statistical items. which are remarkable and
significant, and especially when it is remem-
bered that in common opinion Baltimore has
been regarded the ,cors Southern city. If
this be true-and Baltimore, by its contiguity
to great sources of transient" crime. is more
exposed To untavorable influences in morals
than other Southern cities-the contrast OF the
Northarn and Southern cities must be strik-
ingly favorable.
Mayor SWAMI says:
beg 10 lay before Won an exhibit. careful
" collated hv a friend. of the criminal Stats
ties Of the different cities of the seaboard as
compared with our own. II cannot fail to
excite surprise.
In estimating tho population Of the various
cities named in the United States the census for
1850 i taken as the basis for the cities OF Bal
timore Philadelphia and Boston. calculating
the increase from 1850 10 1857. in the Same
ratio that the census shows those cities did
increase from 1910 tn 1850. In the cities OF
NV York and Brooklyn. the New York State
census f1r 1855 is taken. and the calculation
made for the increase from 1855 TO 1857, in
, the ratio Of the actual increase from the Uni
! ted States census Of 1850 to the State census
of 1853.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-09

"GAB.''-A Mr.. Hubbell of Philadelphia
has replied to a circular from his Alma Mater
at New Haven, asking money for a society or
club instituted to train young men to preme-
ditated or extemporaneous speaking or dis
cussion, declining to contribute. He says:
"Gab is the fatal epidemic of republics.
What distracted Greece? Cab What fic-
tiOnized Rome? Cab What arnachsed
France? Cab! What will dismember this
Onion? Cab! This eternal propensity of
Cabling, upon all occasions and at all times,
is the curse of our country"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-09
MayOr SWAMI saws:
Population IN 1857.

In the analysis Of the various police re
ports, those of Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Boston are taken from the entire year last
past and the cities of New York and Brook
lyn are estimated from the reports for the five
months OF the year. This is believed to he
very favorable to both those cities. the re-
ports fer the last three months. if adopted as
the basis of calculation for the entire year,
would show l21 per cent. more in the aggre-
gate Of arrests and 20 per cent. more i'll the
higher grades of crime. The total amount of
arrests for the year are, viz:
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BaiEey'S Varieties.
FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY!

THIS popular Company on their return South will
perform in Nashville on FRIDAY AND SATUR-
DAY NIGHTS, October sth and 9th, in their spacious
Pavilion Tent, North Market street. being positive
ly their last appearance in this city this season,
which occasion will be presented two pieces.
The Iaughable Comedy of the Day after the Fair;
the Miser Outwitted; and a Farce entitled The
Dutchman's Ghsst: or, All Right. and the Drama of
Andy Blake; or, the Printers Devil; together wi
Songs and isnccs by the Bailcys, and full
Minstrel Band composed OF MeSsTs. Williams, Wilson,
HALE Horn and others. The Manager assures his
friends and the public that ne Will spare pains 10
make the two last nights the best of the season
where all can enjoy hearty laugh, and with the
present efficient board of police good order will be
preserved.
Tickets of admission so cents; Children and Ser
wants IS cents. oct7-vt
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-09

SHE DoN'T LIKE IT.-Sukey Berkham. a
colored woman, now residing in Connecticut.
but formerly slave in Alabama. was man.
united by her master. some two years since,
sent north and provided with an annual
stipend for her support. But she is not sat
isfed with her present condition, and now
wishes to return to her old home. preferring
the chances Of obtaining a kind master at
public sale rather than remain any longer in
the Nutmeg State.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-09
EW ROO k - .

JACOB ABBOTr'S HISTORY, in sets of co ana rs
Vols, beautifully illustrated.
CJURTSHIP AND MATRIMONY, an excellent Nov
ell, by Robert Morris Esq, eor Of the Philadelphia
Inquirer.
A NEW WORK, by Mrs. Southworth, called THE
TWO SISTERS.
Reynolds's Latest work, complete in one volume,
THE PERA DANCER or, the Mysterits of London
Life.
To the Sons and Daughters Of Erin, Charles Lever
respectfully offers his New Work, =. DAVENPORT
DUNN"
just received by F. HAGAN,
oct7-u Market and Union SITS.