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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-22
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on SATURDAY last. 1t ..isonisvIIis
IN Dayiess county. we had an op,,or
tani;y Of hearing Judges Niblack al.
liovey address The people on the poIit
ical Issues ~ the day. The audienc,
was somewhat large and manifested (:
decPinterest IN sLe discussion through
ont Seldom haze We witnessed \
incrc complete triumph of truth anu
Justice oyer tri-kcry and sophistry
than that achieved ~ Judge Nitlaek
over Hcsey y that occasion. ii th.
most happy vein the former rufutcl. ~
the satisfaction 81 an present. cvery
point advnced hy bis opponent. After
thus clearing the track III slsot tar
ahead q the opposing candidate. ant|
brought down the audience r-cr4nt.jIx
a by wit souni reasoning and r.par
'ee he dealt ont the telling death blows
- ~ adversary His reasoning va
calm conclusive. aid logical D,tl.
hls ANN and r.atier was sneh -
carried conviction % the entire a.
ola.e-a con- ;ction 20 isrmlv seated
= no; . r. dissipated ~ any Ordinary
agency til il Las borne its leritima,
irult on the day OF election.
Judge Hcyey still sings the old
song-kansas, Kansas, poor bleeding. /,
suffering Kansas. lie opened an III
wounds afresh. and presented ID BIZ
asicnishei audience the palpitatinr.
a~niserlng victim, with It's agony-d.s ,
icrteh features. and vet bleeding n .
every pore He pointed 70 it, yl,astIv 4
wounds, and with touching patlns |
his country men 10 arise III their 7
and avenre its wrongs. The :
lew Of sympathy. however. moistened !,
Inc erelids 81 but few. On that sui i
st s'clid Indifference was the order of ..
he day. the Kansas wounds HAVING =
long since teen REGARDED As closed y
Desldes- some Of the crowd. more free
'poken than their neighbors, oddly III \,
'lnua'ed very ronndIy that after All ).
Iiovey was much less anxious about II
Kansas than his own return 10 Con CO
'res'- However this may bc. vcry III Pr
was the Judge because Pre
'en' buchanan and liz Cabinet Lal 4,
ui'ered han~as % become GONZALES NJ
- p~remaiurely- and verv wrath. yor
and sorely distressed was Id Al ,bc ~
fam'nai indifference Ip1ge N:b.ack M
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.EG-rh.Es 4 ~EDOssUOrEL
STAGE ROUTE.

,B-He undersigned having obtained Tie con-
y ttset iof carrying the mail between Jas-
per and ioogootec, informs the public that
hr has put . good, new stage npun Tie route.
aud VIII ~ all times be prepared 70 carry
passengers through with safety and dispatch.
The stage VIII leave the Post Office ia Ja.-
ser, OF Mondays and r. days al Z o'clcck.A
y anc generally arrive At Loogcofee in
time 70 connect with the Eastern train 81
the q & VI X X ~ 1870 PSI. R~einrnins
leaves Laogootee Tuesdays aud Saturday,.
~ Z o'clock in tie morning. Passengers
leaving word az the posloffice ia either place
vii be called for az their residences.
sen. n ah-Y In.EpH ArKERMA~
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yErhL undersig ed viii sen a. public nur.
Z lvn On The pTeinisr~. o. III s.h day ~
October 1888 ,be following real estate ia
Dubious counly 70 vii:
The east hal o. the south east rn..t.r
~ section NJ 81. township ON. north 81
ionr west, containing sn acres. more
~ irss, subject 10 The widows interest there
%.
Terms ~ sale-One-tlird cash in hani,
~ SIX months and oDe-lhird in
mouths. tie purchaser giving notes
NHh good seruri-v, enringini-rer from day
sale. and waving valuation lave.
sent l5-lw. InHw HACKER. adm.
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% Bridge HuiIGcr.

EALFo proposals viii he received a. N.
~ Audifcr'- OFF ~ d Dubois rouniv unti
FRIDAY, the fret ~ October. 1855. Tor III,
ERECTION q a bridge across Mil creek. 3,
Hir state road leading from Pauli, Oranr,
county, 70 Petersburg. Pike county. Ind.
f2r particulars see pan and spe .irs-s,n.
n the Auditors u%licc. ia the iown III Jssuet.
TiAe successful bidder viii o. required !.
enter into bond. win approved sec.r,y. II
dorbe Ne amount 81 H. CONT ct pr,ce for
The faithful psricr nance ~ coprr VI.
ny order 81 'hr Con m~i~sioners,
BAfLL HARyIs,
JrHs MEAxE,
sep' i3-7w. Suprriniendpnfs IN Bridge
State Of Indiana. Dubois County. 4:
70 DnboiS Circuit couri, Feb. term. 1870
Robert p Bowler
against
Thomas n Bruncr.
Ann T. bruner and Others.
r appearing nv affidavit flied tiisi 4 csuse
: o' action exists a~gsinst said Defendants.
ma ihat they are Ion.tesidanis III ,be sr,t.
= Indiana. they are therefore hereby noti-
I'm " TIE peniency Of said acton. ana
MT NE sane stands lor trial ii The p..,
ERIN 81 said court. 70 he held az lie conrt
iouse ~ the town of Jasper. ii said county
y 'He second Mondav n February 1852.
y. B. EDMONSTON, Clerk.
" = DEWoLF- Atty far PlairtfF.
aug ~, ie3s-4v Pisa 10
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Hoors---The fashicnabics OF Philsdel.
ph's NJ longer wesr hoops 10 INV extent.
They are worn 80 ssro be scarcely pcrcep-
''oie, 20 give the ladies a nest and graceful
''fm y = said that large hoops sill con
unuc 70 be worn thereh Nv the undercrust
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II Andy was taken BY surprise il MIs-
s'ss'Ppl, he other day. AT least we Judge
p from 'he fact that John b Surprise ~
maTr'fd 70 Sallie a Stcck-"hncy stocks.-
We presume. They viii probably nayc n.
Ne "su'prises'' orcasionally.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-22

n Al the election ID Wiimin,on. Del.
q Tuesday. the Democratic candidate for
Wa chosen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-22
Proclamation.

The qualified voters Of Dubois county. In
diana, are hereby notified thli an ELECTION
VIII BE- held a the usual aud legal places ~
holding elections in said county. On the rc,-
nnd TUESDAY OF October next fcr the mr..
pose o. c~lectlng persons 10 iii The offices
enumerated IN the clerks ciiifirntr abuv.
SEPT -, 1888. ia On UrRuAx 4
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KEEP IT BEFORE rHr pEopLr

WV 49, AW'*A htNNAfMt N
: ATTACHED. proving that Judge Hove,
! i in favor " withholding the right .
suffrage from foreigners till they hav,
I resided n tbs country II years.
Keep It before the People. ThaI
! jndss llnyy bcing wealthy. is in ia
Nor. as proved IN certificates. N re-
! 4afrins a property qualification 81 70
ter. thus DISTINGUISHING more than
one ilalf Of our American trccnen.
Keep il before the People. That
llovey advocates the breaking down
q All laws. when they come Id con
tact with lis love for niggcrs, and Pc
euliar sympathy for the slaves.
Keep i before the People, That
jrdSc llovcy's only hope Of election
n IN slandering honest Democrats.
ana keeping NJ an excitement about
poor bleeding Kansas, and the niygers
Of The South.
Keen \ hoe,ro NJ. p,a,la Tp...
Kansas X, rAor.
nrami.a Till sn.ra,
r,turns N III I.,.. al.n,;o.
information conclu~ively show that her
population Will BE sufficient rs cntitlp
~ \. .3.,;--
.ver hereafter sl,e u,av nronorl' Il, ,
.nd that when sl,e a.as AM, :
constitution p~rone,ly ad...
.ublican II firm. III. w;liha as,.;,..4I.
y Democratic y,,,..s MI ..,,.;,,. y
slavery. Is NJ ow,, ,..orl. =
ilay determine. ,
Keep N before the u. o,,s Tlo. 4
Iere i no doubt hut that Kap.a. w;r !,
Z admitted into fba Tr;., r,,l.~ ~. n
.ngIiSh It'll ~ ! frec sta.e Y
Keep II before tf,e pso,.la III. III. II
pposi.iup ..shriat ~ !. 4
{, natl.ing "a secore h. .hat,r !,
k the nine ,r.r. S,.,tes as,r;- ;.. n
Y Union within tbo III, WI
.ars. were admitted IL I.,;. al
,n,resses. ana III III one u..l;.,m..:s
Fillmore, n,,d.r -.
.e.iden.s 4
Keep Il before III peo.Io Tr.a,'ss,u
,en fl.c R.puhiicans ,l,.. u" re
srlish bill contain. ! l,r1 Lr;lo eo'
II Y r,on.... III,
N N @nsnalIv rr,n.tI.. al
mars III, If.
llv .batr;,ta,a'., vont
Y cbar.,e Vim .-aa
Keen + l..,,. ... p, =, -
IN Ka.sa. Fr'
I'M anl ...i, s.- I'M
Union .ta ,vfn IL o,,:,ras GU
.'iel - IT. !
same a,,o,. \, u ,a,ri... j
A. y. III S.a.l mn ~. sn''
II III. psn.L,;aan. .rA. ne
\, ~.
rsINare q greater
ourt "a population fir a free state
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~ sstel IL maintaining towards IN
said oppressed and perishing tcrriior,
This sptcious and willy politicia
shoutesi vigorously the usual rallyin
rrle~-,ery Glib was he IN the commo
places " clestioncerirg. and none M
tafcnt'y p earnest and sincere. liz
'the day i not now ardi~fant tl,at vii
very torcibly conyincet this atnphibion
democrat that IN politics. As wei u
o'her matters. 'honestv il the BE-
frllcy- and that after an the arts j
'se rat. The weasel, and the fox are NJ
always the most successful III politics.
" - Whining tic confidence u tn.
people.
: After ihc conclusion of Messrs. NH
lacks and Hoyey's speeches, Tie lco-
iie wsFe addressed IN Nr. James -.
Y lilaAls, candidate ior senator from
Davies and Knox counties. and b,
Mr.. Beckett. candidate ior Representa-
Fiye, iait w did hot have time u stav
and hearihesn.
IT II biz speech AZ Altords willie.
ls'si SATURDAY. Judge ..ovcv Loo;ed ~
Nlbaeks support III Iaw ani
ana inquired pompon~ly. What
l'iiereiice dos legality make N a ma
l'F''y II ms Ie9ple are opposed Is i
Ws were prcpaled ~ hear h:m
~ e great lengths IN trying n defend
iis u~itsna'ic position. Tit Ne were
iot prepared q hear him. who ia,
'cen 4 Judge VI The bench. ana whom
supposed Lad = I'LL. respect ior
n.y. advocate The overtarning of law Y
sr tic ~ake II politics surely i ma
sho viii not abide ~ law y lot tit III
law maker, and VIII not receive I'LL y
Afport 81 order loving citizens. \
iNFRosruESF.-Tiie Indiana Amer
Ell published at indianapolis M 4.
'yS.win. came % IL last week
lm2rpyed n size and appear
acc. i ism i hi tie largest and I,
attest papers published in tile STATE.
~ barringits politics. one Of TIL Lest.
: Ia'e speech 10 his constituents III
George HPendis'cn. one Ut ,he mem i,
r " rcn-ress IRON 9 ncinnrsi. remarked
relAiisn . The early admission il Kan
! Do not x.sh % be misunderstood. NJ ~
institution YET ataF;et appears 10 have re- III.
rted me popular = N. The Topeka. H.. thi
nplon. and L~rsyesworth constitution or
r. each ~ turn been repudiated. A uew ~
ior admission must Be made. I.t..
'eve that ne population 81 Kansas nov
ities q % admission under he Confer. !.
x PHI. believe thai tie rule which 30 MI
the population 81 a State al ,he i'm. tut
~ admission 70 b. squaI to the ra,i, j ;he
sesentstion ~ be just and wise. Rrt Il mi
MI hesitate 70 ~sy that ! think Ksrsa. Nh.
"a p b. admitted Whenever adm,-s;os
be demanded BY The people. With
N 80
s''iuuon regularly .ormea under lie ~
lty q . iaa q The Territorial Lerisla. w'i
y which shall haye been submittes y am
Fa''htd ~ . vote Of her people. tia
Iea = course would in napGegree corhict teri
any provision ~ lhe Conference Uni. /
would silence forever the offensive sian
our enemies. thstthe Democratic par.
.cr'h Ct Souih, requires the population 49,
IRE State y be larger than that OF = Den
: State, 10 order TO eatitle her to admis- p j
into the Union. le I.
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Suppose a Democratic omne is no
very much acceptable 70 Won personally, I.
! an evidence " democracy 10 refuse Il
so'e ior hun on that account. Do you not
profess that a majority should rulel n
Therefore = majority n delegates OF the par
" DECIDE that o certain man shall be a can.
eida'e, although obj aetionabls to you, ough,
YOU not 10 support hint Had tie man been
nominated to whom you were favorable, 9th
r. members Of The party might have had OBJ
J%ec'ions @ him on rrrsonal ground s. yet
yon would have denounced them IS not good
democrats had they refused 10 . your
friend had he received The nomination. as
ye would that men should 40 unto you, do
even so unto Them Brook. ID. n.
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a NoED TO DDIocRATs.-Wnen a whin
ing Republican tells YOU that certain Demo.
cra's wished 70 force the Lecompton consti-
f"iicn and slavery on Tie people Of Kansas
with a vote 81 only $3.50 in iis favor. lust
ask MN Il his Republican friends did mol ten
deavor 70 force the Topeka constitution on
'he same people. with only , 200 votes in
iavor 81 that mariicstly Illegal windlel
Look aim 10 the eye while you thus inierro-
gate he chap, and then ask him further. N
Dunn's bill, for M ich every BLACK Rrpubli
SER nut one 70 Congress voted. did not Is
slavery there, aud make ni rns ~
born negroes Of slave niDiher~ slaves tot lifel
Y ne fellow don't take water then, give
up - q reurn14te al heart. ana ~ and
'"'e me Denuac'aiic ticket L, Would ~
~ argue win such an abandoned sn
n~f --Terfr Hanfe J~auraai.
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iArRasEuESr.-TAe Indiana Ameri
san. published at indianapolis M 4.
~ 'ytS.win. came 70 IL last week
greatly improved h size ana appear
ancc- i isncw one hi tie largest and
ueatest papers published in tile stat.
and harringits politic=. one Of til lest.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-09-04
Afternoon Report.
Arrival Of the steamship Paeiflc.
ST. JoHS's. Sen. 3-P.n.

Arrival OF the Steamsh1p PACING.
ST. JoHs's, Sep. 3-Rn.
The steamship Pacific from Galway, has
arrived with dates from Liverpool to the
23d ult.
The American horse Babylon won the
Chesterfield handy cup at York.
A great dinner to the directors of the
Atlantic Telegraph Co., is to be given at
Killarney. ...
Daily news says there is more simple dig
nifty in the Queens dispatch, bat greater
grasp of thought in the Presidents, RESPONSE
with perhaps dash of ambitious straining
after effect, the News also says that II would
haze been better for the President to have
omitted the last paragraph.
The Tunes believes the Ocean Telegraph
will be q guarantee of perpetual peace be
tween the two countries.
The belief was gaining ground that the
King of Prussia would abdicate. His dis
ease was growing worse. There were some
fears Of political crisis.
The dispatch announcing the treaty ol
peace lacks positive confirmation, but IL il
generally credited in Europe. 1t reached
the French Government through the embas.
sy at St Petersburgh, where it arrived over.
land, being dated June 9th, more than thres
weeks later than the dates received in Eu.
rope. Poi
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-09-04
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Dispatches.
Pron Staten Island.

Staten ISLAND, Sep. 3-7P.M.
The steamboat DIR. Kane has just arrived
from New York with force OF 100 police
men and and six FOUNDER. They are also
provided with tents to shelter the sick who
have been exposed to the wind and sun dur
ing the day, and are now exposed to a
ldrenching rain. The sick are SO in number,
and among them was the second assistant
Engineer whose death from the yellow fever,
has occurred during the day.
Drs. walzer and Bissell have devoted their
attcation to. the sick and are administering
To their wants although nearly exhausted
from want of sleep and the excitement and
exposure, since the destruction Of the Hos
pital and other buildings. DIR. Waller,
throughout all the terrible trying scenes of
the last As hours has acted the part OF hero
and philanthropist. Three sick men from
the snip Liberty from New Orleansare lying
on the pier, there being no shelter for them.
The harbor police force came down to the
island this evening to protect the shipping
at anchor, it being rumored that the inccn-
diaries intended to destroy. The inhabitants
OF the infected district were notified to re-
move their affects to-day, as their dwellings
w,uld be fired tonight. With the present
high wind the safety of the village would
be jeopardized if the threats were carried
out. Dr. Thompson is here, and with DR..
Waller and other assistants are doing all in
their power to provide for the sick and to
re-organize the establishment. The rain is
still pouring down and there is no plea with
in the quarantine walls to shelter the sick.
The ruins were visited during the day by a
large number of persons. -araI o.a
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-09-04

We are indebted to Mr.. Patrick Burke,
.our indefatigable assessor, for the following
comparative statement of the assessment for
1857 and 1858. Mr.. Burke has performed
his duties most satisfactorily to the Board
of Equalization, who made few changes in
Mr.. BIS figures. Every lot has been assess
led by itself and upon actual view. There is
apparently n reduction in the value of real
estate; but it is not real; there has been in
truth a large actual advance in every des-
,cription Of real property during the last six
months. I'm years past an exaggerated as
sessed value was placed on the ground, while
the improvements were taxed at half their
value, in order to encourage building and to
discourage the holding, by non residents, of
large numbers Of unimproved lots. This
policy has, this year, been changed, and both
have been assessed at their cash value. The
returns do not include the amount of Bank
capital in the city, which is exempt from
taxation, and which amounts to S225, 900;
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-09-04

FATAL CAsUALIrY.-A friend from Rock
port informs US that the storm Of Thursday
night proved to be a destructive tornado at
that place. Many orchards in that vicinity
were seriously injured and large quantity
of corn was blown down and destroyed
During the storm small dwelling, belong
ing to q German, standing on the brink Of
the bluff was upset by the force of the wind,
and rolled down the precipice from height
of seventy feet to the waters edge. and was
completely demolished, killing the mother
instantly, and fatally or dangerously wound
ing two young children. The house rolled
over twice or three times in the descent, and
was perfect wreck before it reached the
bottom. The father was absent at lager
beer saloon and was thus saved by his theft
less habits from the fate Of his family.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-09-04
OrrRon. Sept 8

DFrRor, Sept 3N.
A DemoCratic State Convention was held
here to-day, Of which the Hon. Robert Nc
Clellaud was President The following
nominations were made: For Governor,
Chas. e. Stuart, of Kalamazoo; Lieut.. Gov-
ernor, George C. Monroe, Of Hillsdale !;
Secretary Of State, J.P. King; Superinten-
dent Of Public Instruction, o. G. Jacobs !;
Treasurer, Edward Kentner COMMISSIONS
of Land Office, John Ball; Auditor Gene
raj, John J. Adams; Attorney General, J..
G. Sutherland.
Resolutions were adopted declaring sd-
herence to the Cincinnati Platform, and as
serting the right of every people to vote on
their Constitution, if they 30 desire; ex-
pressing confidence in the administration Of
hr. Buchanan; copgrafulating the coun-
try on the settlement of the search and
seizure question on the basisof Gen. Casus'
protest.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-09-04

A MopEsT Brr URGEsr rISerRY.-wlren
] consider what great and oppressive loss
-nccrues to some citizens through the inca
pacity and negligence Of some of our muni-
.ciPal officers in regard to the leading away
'of water, there occurs to me, inyoluntarily,
'the question-will not the taxes for suits
.of indemnifcation soon surpass the taxes
tfor improvements in certain wards ? And
should rot, on this account every candidate
rfor such an Office, give bonded security fur
ANY loss or damages sustained through his
iincapacity PHI. SCHIvMER.
Cor. 9th and Division
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-09-04

DT The Sherwood House has been en-
larged by fine brick addition and entirely
re-6tted in fine style by its present propr;e-
tor. Mr.. WILL. y. DyERs. 1t Is now one Of
the best furnished houses in the West. Any
one away from home and anxious to find u
quiet resting place that seems like home, can
be gratified by putting up at the Sherwood.
No expense or pains are spared to render
guests comfortable; the fare is all any one
can ask; and, indeed, the whole arrange
mcnt Of the House is such - 70 afford satis-
faction to the most fastidious. 'i"
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-09-04

NEW loEk, sept. 5-P. u.
Flour heavy and dull and Unchanged; !;
3 S06a,4 so for State; SO for extra ditto !;
super. Western 8 00@S 90, market closing
quiet. Wheat is GOAL % for Winter red
Western; 25(Gl 80 for white Michigan |;
46 for white Ky. Rye is 6rmer. Corn
market is a little firmer sales Of Al 900
bush. at 7OG75 for insured to fair mixed
Western. Oats dull at 5o(G54 for State and
Western. Whisky in moderate demand |;
sales OF 400 bbls. at IS. Pork firm; sales
OF $50 bbls. at IL 50(Gl7 GO for mess Is
50 for prime. Beef is unchanged sales Of
$50 bbls at IL 7otGI2 oo for country mess
IL O0(a,l+ 25 for re-paeked meas. Nothing
is doing i'm prime mess. Cut meats are
better; sales of l3o hhds. at 6k(G6A for
shoulders; st@Sl for hams Lard Is
frmer; sales ut 800 bbls. at llA@llt in
cluding 4j0 bbls. for export. Butter steady;
1920 for State. Cheese steady at SOIL.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-09-04

p6S Ne invite the attention of the sick
and afflicted, to the advertisements in our
columns of DR.. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsa-
pariiia,5 and Gridlcy's Salt Rheuui and Tet-'
ter Ointment DR.. Carters Cough Balsam,
DIR. Bakers Specific, Or. Hooper's Female
Cordial, and DR.. Easterley,s Fever and Ague
Killer. These medicines are prepared by a
thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and
Pharmaceutist, 50 that all can rely upon
them as being safe and effectual in curing
the diseases for which they are recommend
ed. They are standard remedies, and can
be found in nearly every Drug and Apothe-
cary store in the Cpited States.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-09-04

" EN ANSNTLLE, IND.
WBMEsALR Department, First street, first door
from ~ lin; Retail Department, Main street, first
deer below the corner
H. III. Cook begs tn thank his friends in Evans
vile and neighborhood, for their favors so freely be-
slowed ON him since he has been in business among
them, and takes this opportunity Of introducing 70
their notice his son, MIR. H. A. Cook, whom he has
taken into partnership from this date, and solics
for the new ii,a Of u. III. Cook Son. a acontnuance
of the support 50 literally conferred himself
u. Al. Cook & Son, having taken the business
premises and purchased the whole stock Of Mr. NJ
W. Poster feel confident that they will be enabled
10 supply the citizens of Evansville with every arti
Gle they may require in the Grocery and Provision
line. u. III. Cook Son wish especially to draw the
attention Of persons in the country having produce
Of any kind 20 dispose Of TO their increased facility
Tor taking on their stock, and supplying them az
their store, with all articles required in the whole
sale department, at prices that must insure their
orders for the future. feb2-tf
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-09-04
Last Day.

The grand exhibition at Crescent City
Hall, will be open this evening at O'Clock !;
also tonight. Children win be admitted to
the o'clock entertainment for 10 cents
each. The wonders in magic by Haller,
will astonish and please all. Powers SUBJ
lime Panoramas of the Creation and Deluge,
and Commodore Perry's Expedition to Ja-
pan, viii instruct and improve tie TASTE
They are pronounced TO be the most mag
ni6cent paintings ever exhibited in this city.
New novelties viii be introduced at the
closing scenes. Go early If you want
seat. f-.'
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-09-04
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI Sep. 3-r. NJ
Flour firm and in good demand at S0@
) 90 for super fine and % for extra; re-
ceipts fair, but there is a good export de-
mand Wheat active and rather buoyant
but not quo.able higher. Whisky has de-
clined to IL; sales of 1000 barrels closing
very dull. Provisions are held above the
limits of orders, and nothing done; prices
are nominal boldersare very firm Wealth
er damp aud dark.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-09-04
New YORK, Sept. 3d-P. n.

The steamship Cahawba from Havana on
Both ultimo, has arrived. The health OF
the city was bad. Sugars were dull. The
views of holders, who were chiefly specula-
tors, being above those of buyers. Several
contracts for the new crop have been made
at the extreme rates. Nolasses were un-
changed. Freights were very dull. Ex-
change was declining.