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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW -YoRK.......
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sap AGeeispsan BssoTd sbi.ids July 49, coal to Nenzi
slip oygfso ssv.rI Lvsrrool J1y H. al, % s,urse CsH
usr 60. JuyS0 Is. g i9 lon - ~ q M bl1f -,
ia ID Il DE usli badly ipru took On all sail AMI nss
the rat % enable 20 cauY .tr al on Zoe mast At
s- f5 g. .0l. 81 e. e. l q. eKeAsAk-i .gpAs WIN ni
Ably Blanthue @nst 70 az " ~ I)a bl -, e."s
ace - lib Dr. reief torri 2 cly took pJ, ha
toat Wsslnrc1 No g. Ealesgced dIi3g the psssse ~
C.fssou u ". :. W. ~iccs
BIZ l. 81 sloct Cor. Bli.im3fe u dsyr cos % m,ieE
Brz Lsdy cbeoual Pr Cooper Beiaa.s t4Js aSs'''
ard pass o. -ra.fh JlC-s
Bts West udev Galveston . 3iys oo,ln d. G. NJ
.cy Az d. s - ". lon - 81 POKE sbp Charlotte ASa'
tsvs from B0l-.s.N i-r NJ -Of.sls -.
sltr J. HzeJ, IEoH. So, 5Ioath, ~ c. iAyf '-'p'
. Bsutcn Bfos.
scir. Oregon. Cox. yin.tia days, po.stoes. -,
Slhr Co sa-tsrl-y Taylor ChArcstoa days, Ess sas Nv
stores % H-CIsldy, M1tt s. O..
sr0r Swsr, d.. New BEDFORD Ia btlbt
SIR. J ". Nckse Ogtls Bf4sp1rf Or Wsshi1roa g.
s1rp Elsu - il smith sag Hlrbor f 70 Wtlst 10,
sltr sFy, -1E1, Ee,l,on, y C., days, ss!a9es . 0
Be.
: 10. y. 20, %, RurErs Baltimore isyS. cal
Netr y. Wori Ctan bsrs Flrguia days. WOOD
IT. I. ?. VILLAINS. " itmBn Nngnia days 49, W. le.
Steamer haston, ss.egi Philadelphia I'D Csos 'a''
e. Falf. 10 :. Pcgtln- OFF.
5earer Wochs.,sr Csrs Providence, nd,s b '''s o'
sALED-S.csmsho, Arabia (Brl Store, LiFe,essi s' ~:
Ham b Eh0s Hamburg; Roanoke, sscnefi h'i'~''
al Euteil- ATey san Fisncisco ard others
NiAD-DnI.ng the day. W 70 $. ".
ARRIVED AT LOWER QUARANTINE ,.,.
Bsrk z A. Allen, Roobirs Ca'deras n day., sis~ "
AIwe-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
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Cambridze CntiIe Market.
KrPoKTED ron TIE N. Y. rsIBUxE sY GEoass

kHPoKTED FoH TIE N. Y. fsBvSE sY GEosss hrn
"WEDNESDAY, Sep. !, 80
ltmnte, - Cattle about 20 Beeye, aud s.! sorss
sns Of working Oxen Cows snd one two and three yocs ~
PsIcgs or MARxEr BEEF.-ESrs 81 S'p SIS hrs anAffy
sc GQ -e - second quality SSd s5 Isl third sGAiy vi
ord usry quality 81
PRIcTs OF sToRE Working osen from ESQ On
% Sl75 palr Cow ,ns Caves from Z =, 80, So % ~
Two years old ga 70 Szs; Three yesp old 3 70 en-
sHEEP AND LANBs7ioo OF market prices In lots o. ~
81 - each. Extra and selections, e. - y, S27a
swnr-275 Western . market.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
,Iarket,-Psported 6v Ttl,grapi.

CHsRLFsroS Aug. 3lThe sales Of Corros duirs the Az
three tsys haze been only bales Al urch sogsd price,
NOBLE, Aug. 3L-COrTOs has advanced slightly n.1sls
II asc ssles Of three days 80 bales. Rsceps Of 'fes
6sjs 5.O baes FREIGHTs snd EXCHANGE unsetIed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

The maIke. pfeseLts very curious isasurss ,hia
week that sIs worthy Of cote. Ia Octobsr, $50,
reported the .eoep Of cat e upon tEo weeks 81
300 szce wAich tie ,srbsr has rot reached th.'
sh f2are ard b.. rsre5 N fJimsr yeGrs, and ouly
sasn the lgttest krd of grass-sesrs sni COWS were
Isst abundant.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
Ey IeleKraph

CHARLEs ron Az sL-Ar. big J. w. 0s .I
Posiou. IL the cfng az HEy.rs, ison NeEf"~
pl t.ck wia fever
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
COU.UERCIAL WAITERS.
"WEDNESDAY, Sept. I.

WEDNESDAY,, Sept. |.
There were 10 trsrsactors at the Stock Board to-
day Lst body having s5 burned over in consequence
Of the telegraphic celebration.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

The urorstons continus Light. The decline in in
porte from Crest Britain for * months, sc compared
with sJ7 hiss been 81 ~, '3 yard. IN Cot on aone
ard tie disparity shown in the export tables
relating TO Weolens. But a. We have before intns-
ted this country does 10. present the same sractons
to the Epgh Exporters sc heretofore and their b1si'
ress is directed TO more profitable msrkets. Their
trade with Bombay snd Calcutta has been immense,
being neaiy 30 per cent more than the previous year,
while the export Of goods to China, although small, as
compared with India, has increased s. Per cent.
With the clcss Of the war, renewed activity will be
assumed in the rev fsld China mlke. -snd the sb-
sorption Of goods will be gres that it 1 thought
that prices viii materially sdvarce in European Cot
tone. We hope that their attention will be 90 entirely
diverted from this market that our own spindles will
find full employ men, 10 supplying the home demand.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
lct.l r.sces...............i- -
PIT.

New styles Of Print. coria1s IN fair deusol, sid are
selirg s. eQl0.c. bu; on soue styles, c9rcessions
have been made where large Inc have bser tskec.
O'Hat1rgs.
O,rsbrgs are dull There wss .'ge owe: stock Of
this srtce a. the c,mnencsmert Of tie sesson, which
Ia, had depressing irH1sroe on tie msrket but the
recent sales bsvs somsvhs, relieved the holders.
Goods weighing ?. yards are worth 9o.i these weigh
rg yards, lo.c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
REPORT

TOTAL sEcyfFTs OF CATTLE or gfsDs FoR wEgz.
According rspoI from the y.nou, m.rEpces 10 ths
:y there teen received for the ending sept
basyel Cow. IeaI. 4 L. sxfr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

There slight increase 10 the deusri for Cotton
Duck. Rsvers ard Co..s g. former prices, " Colts
brsId b,ipg generally inquired after.
Tie mills at Paterson are stopped, the hsrds hsv-
.rg tuned out for higher wages.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

III. s1r ssvs-sl ,,c-t.s, ,si of., shsI t,;s % '1s
.sr1 P,r. Of Say zer .ri s.;iy Au,znn b-, do''-s
tie isP..ss0n," r.o-. OF he rnls il Nsw-t iss'd
were de, q se have DO. cir -zusl s1fpy, Ta.ca q
zone zsY re accounts f. tie f--ss. OF i1s u's'Ss
We q1Hs Pais.ics eI,.i H.1L:ca lo!'i AIe-
kssgs &c.
Cotton Jcdz,.
Tie p-odu ton of CO ton Jeans hu,s5, 5r. So )r,
.g.a to tee corszppnon. 4 fsv Of or ees' ms H'
sole 20 produce good sFti,e sd hey have ne d -
k.. great ie.l Of c,,e e required u ther l.r1a,-
.u.e, bzt tas fsb,csp. bss been c0mP.n,ssei . iae
;sct they We. TIE only abrcs t1s, were 70: sf'cei
ty The :svusion. Tns lsnaDd q fsr, bE,Bn ncre 80
ss he season sd7s,ce., Thsn re "cl.-eIs c)ns n
70, thel usu.l suppy. They are s=Hogf.1n i,,9l'c.
fc. B.oxr B.eachsd al Co.oret.
Desims 1a1 S,rl.s.
There I, increased sc1vi'y Il The msrzs'. Iae de-
sre 10 se their goods :s pr0t1oed as nt-cs Il
parties 10 4ks orders for future delivery, without g.
advance II price, which il view Of he sahs1esd va1'
OF Cot,ons s1cut Be required
Prin,lrg Cl5,ts.
Tbere hss been dull mNke' for Prnting Cloths.
We quote the sales :or re week rom TIE P'9sld<E's
= - Ll-1
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
THE CITY Ar NIGHT.

New.Yoii y IS crazy last stt. Never before we're
,tres.ed such e.-osds, such excitement, sush ontha-
s.,m scon Sfter arset the stseets bee ,e Gro xdsd
sr.n al ,broDs tc,'aId TIE Prk aui B:oAdNAy as
re essis,s ef eth &C ior. Enly il tae evening Bosl.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

TSs rsrket reusins With say uaas-rs! sb,,,. 49,,
beef Of cure co ~r~i rsaan -. A gre.s s,>A 80
uneer . Of he .uAs5 asaor ga are s'o,sst /,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

WHITE was the sub0lntd apt and happy qloalon rom
Shakespeare play Of Richard llI
Smile Heaven, up- u Tia fair con junction
Enrich the tlms to come Vim smooth faced Peaoe,
The inside audience not large.
B2rcry Tlcalcr-The whole font of this builliog
was Illuminated with gss ausrged in various fanc.ful
forms, such as stsrs, shields, Sc. Flags were also
profusely displayed, and the houle was the most
brilliant in all the Bosery. The audience was large
even for holiday sud tie treasury wss largely
rGoiced therest.
the TmENTNS PROCESSION.
Tie tcrcblght procoss on Of the remsn was 10 every
wsy grand and uopcsirg. Faly SIX thousand frem.n
il uniform, with apparatus gaiy fss,ooned ard
decorated formed in me At the Crystal Palace aud
marched down Broadway to Uoion square. Here they
lighted their torches. Their mach down BroMgay
was made brilliant by the Ca,iun lgh's Romsn
candles, rockets and iuuinstions
The devices on the engines hose cats AMI trucks
were in all cases ts.tiy prepared, aud in Others fine
oorc,p ptops were exhibited in the groupings of the
clements q pic.uea. Their march wss triumph.
~ every widow s,d Iooi on Bfosdssy they were
met With the plAsd;s Of ctzsns.
Mr.. l'hsnishl hsj considerably KEEP. mall p.scs
OF pyrctechry ia reserve 70 await the suyal of the
nglt.
Moi IMENTS OF VISITORS.
Lord N'peT, Capt. Daymau aai officers Of II B. NJ.
steamer Grsor, also the officers Of II. 3. NJ. steamer
l1cns, vii dine with Mr. Field on Friday evening next.
lo-mouo" ard re1i day they vii visit various public
msiunors AID works IN and around the city, By nvi-
'Auon oi The authorities. On Sunday mcrtirg they
wal ",.tld divine worship With Mr. Field a. toe Raw.
Dr.. Adsrss Chueh, Madison square; in the sf.er.
r,oE they vii attend tie Rev. DR.. Tyoss Caurcb.
S,uyvessrt square, AMI on Slbbath eysnisg they sx
pc. to 81 end the Rev DR.. Cbspns Caureh in Broad
way. Ga Monday morning the palty purpose leaving
fT Washington, std on their return they will visit
Niagara FALL and proceed thspcs to Mortrssl and
Q1eb.c and let5m hy way of Porllssd back to Hall
fsx.
We have by Telegraph accounts OF celebrations IN
aeysra CHEZ cities BIT have 70 1000 70 pint them.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-02
enness, or other offences, during their stay

enneSS, or other Offences, curing their stay
here
With the rapid :tnd constantly increasing
influx of population, the responsibilities OF
the British officials have greatly increased
The license system has been found made
quate, and until recently, no organization
had taken its place.
Although the thirst for gold has attracted
thousands of immigrants, yet but few have
well defined views of the actual resources of
the country, and there still seems to exist a
remarkable ignorance with regard TO the
actual amount of the gold that has been dug
and is now being extracted from even the
best known placers. As late as May eth,
1858, Captain Provost of the British man
of-war Satellite, writes thus discouragingly /:
"The reports concerning these new gold
diggings are so contradictory that | am
unable to furnish YOU with any information
upon which l can depend. That gold ex-
lists is certain, and that it will be found in
abundance seems to be. TIE opinion of all
those who are capable Of forning judg-
ment upon the subject; butit is so obvious
ly to the advantage of the surrounding
community TO circulate exaggerated, if not
altogether false reports, for the purpose of
stimulating trade, or creating monopolies,
that 1t Is most difficult to arrive at any re-
liable information. have every reason to
believe that the Indians have traded some
quantity of gold with the officers of the
HudSon's Bay Company, and am satisfied
that individuals from this immediate neigh
borhood who started off to the diggings W
on the hrst intelligence of their existence,
have come back with gold dust in their pos
session, and which, they assert, was washed
by themselves; but whether such be really
the case, or whether it was traded from the
Indians, am unable to determine. These
persons all declare that at the present mo
ment although the yield is good, yet that
there is too much water in the river TO adj
NIT of digging and washing to be carried on
with facility; but that when the water falls
somewhat, as the summer advances, that
the yield will be abundant. am inclined
myself to think that this information is not
Tar from the truth, for these pes sons, after
obtaining fresh stock of provisions, have
all returned to the diggings."
Awakened 10 a realization OF the i'm
portauce Of its Northwestern possessions,
which for years have languiShed beneath
the imbecile and selfish SWAY of ,hc Hud-
sons Bay monopoly, the British Govern
ment has at last provided for them an effect
i've administration. New Caledonia, in tacit
recognition of the principle that province
without inhabitants is rather burden than
a source OF revenue, has been thrown open
to Immigration from every quarter, and her
gold fields must prove the indirect if not the
immediate source of wealth to the population
that is fast filing her borders.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-02
KEfTTr ~. .-oFFyC r .g.,,f,

RF.fTTy' II. D.-0EFtt r .fsth
o eI;eeis,nc, in Sir. tadwciis BuidDtGS %
Locust. near Sroond street ...--r -.
LAT summer Ire hs returned 10 h'snsvile, (" it ti
ds.en II becoming peimanent oltizen, ana i'a-
,if,,IIv offers his professional e'rNIc.s IN al Gle
..1zcs. acut. orchrohic. -. -.
While Or y. regards the scisntIhc use OF water ~
tn. l.tSiGaeum NagnuIn, he DeveItislses Mes an
the SAT-. ren.d .di-s both of the Alapothic ana terf
Schools ar ;,ljmrcts, scarding ali inJuii"ur ana
poisonous medicines.
IIe would call the attention OF the puhiic I" the
following
SPECIALITIES
CA.sFsS- Removed without the knife aud fcrna-
nemtly cured. - a.
ERoSsurTIS AND CoSsU,nIIoS-Tr-at'"t bN w.
n,v system OF inhalation Of ncdicaied yaisrs as
sisted hy valuable eXpcctorant syrups.
lusTAsTs or THE EYEs.--PersOns who have had
lir ,,, burnt with various kinds Of calstics ~
vi,n little or no benefit, viii ind IT 10 theif i'll
I tcr.st {. change the.tr.atment
FrN,Ir pIsEASES-Will hc treated WITH r"nlilka-
Ill. suee,.ss Narinus new remedies will De tt'd, a.
the Naeu,o Electric machine fen nervous dls'ases'
&c -. -.
Tb, subscriber has choice asportiner' ~ pure
drr,,-. and pIedrin,-. twin-s aud braiidi's r hftl-
81 ,t.r,s,..-s ouIvY. the most popular pat"ht
u,.,iirin.s at retail Persons calling for ise'l''-
and having fur them in the Office, may have inedied
counsel without char.se. -, -, -,
re- Fhy-icisns' rrnecrIrtioiis ho'ii on u'' ~,
s,',I, t.,,rs 90 A. BEATTY, u. h. !.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-02

Ifus Oil is the only remedy in the world 70,
the cure Of rheumatism, deafness, gout neurnlgis
lumbago sciatica, spinal and bronchial complaints
ticd'oreux headachs, cramps, Group, piles felons,
sprsins and brises. cuts and wounds swelicd eapdr
stih joints, scrofuls, erysipelas core nipples sws
e.t breast. womb disorders, salt rheum, canker in
the mouth ard stomach, papitation, erupt;ons
cakcd breast, quinsy, sore throat palsy, pleariry
ulcers lock>jaw. heartburn, tooth and car ache
nervousness, costiycDess, burns gums of teeth
ing Infants hemorrhage. abscess, stiff neck broken
breast, clbains, tetier shingles frosted feet feyer
and ague, charped hands or any diseases that ara
sore and painful, Is the only article ever brought
beior. the public that will do ito work PERFECTLY in
from three 20 twenty minutesk- has been uuod by
!. thousarics and pronounced the beet r,p>dy ever
discovered
This Oil acts the system with electficitv-is of
pure vegetable preparation. Not the slightest dan
eer'of applying it outwardly and inwardly 1t at
once gives permanent cure-in most cases from,
ten TO twenty minutes,
The best Psychologists Of Europe have ,,jsoovere5
mat all organic deranaenent of the animal systorn
II ths elect OF an obstruction Of the physicc-e
trlc nuId IN the organic disesse A skilful appli-
can't oi this Oil puts in Immediate motion the norye
huid and the cure Is at once accomplished No
hiecdngs, no vomiting, pur6ins blistering is re-
sorted 20. -.
None genuine without the signature of Prof. c.
u. Grath Labels signed in writing
frineipal Depot,A No-- 20 South Eighth street,
thrce doors below ca smut. Philadeiphie
Country dealers 4 7 druggists can be supplied
wholesale and feails i'rice Is centF 60 oents and
81 per bottle
trial.
CAuTIoS.Be careful to ask for, and get DeCsrath's
Electric Oh. as worthless limitations abound
There are numerous limitations sprung up ON the
reputation that my article bss acquired The pub
lac must beware-they worthless
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-02
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY.
TERms or SUBSTITUTION.

Daily Fafer.. 90
- tfitht0 l---.-. % w
Iy the week payable 10 Ctirers .............. 10
TrNeekly 90
Weekly FaIer-----.-.-- 2 Op
Clubs Of Ii or moro.................. 90
&c Th2 privilege of yearly advertisers is limited
10 their immediate bsines, in their name;
end all advertisements fT the benefit of other
persons, we'll as legal advertisements and adveT-
tisenieuts Of auction sales, an advertisements with
the name Of other persons, sent in by them, must
hc Iad for at the usual rates.
~ No report, resolutions proceedings Of any
corporation, sGciety, association public meeting
and communication designed 10 call attention to
any matter Of limited Of individual interest can lie
inserted, uulesss paid tor asivcrtisenieDt.
~ contracts fpr yearly saiyersisiBs ssiii mot 6e
ii>coutiIed unless order 10 that effect is left al
the Office, aud when discontinued in less than
ysar tie price Of the whole year will be charged.
fta Legal advertisements hereafter, will io pub
lished "a the expense of the attorneys ordering and
NOT deayahe for legal proceeding, but eollociabe
a usJstl time.
IiSenieuts are CASH.
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LIABILITIES.
Tn. amount If Liabilities due or not due
10 banks or other crcditors-nothing.
-I,uases adjusted and .lIe-none. ,,o,e 40
Losses adjusted and not due.......,.s l. "'' -
Losses adjusted, IN suspense, Waiting =, 80 ;.
further proOfcr contested. ....-,-... i'' o. ''
All other claims against the Company
are small, for printing &c "a. c,o
AGENTS instructed to take ne risks eN'cco"6 =.
600 without special permission -,
The greatest amount insuredIn any ohe'"s' Wv"
or village varies.
The greatest amount allowed 10 be insured ia a"!
on. block also varies. -,s.l
in-nt is herewith presented, - ,,,,, 10
Hartford, Jan. lst, 1888. H'''''"''
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-02

pc1> Judge Campbell, il seems, has for
feited the high esteem in which he was held,
by the Southern fre-eating organs- gained
by the Dred Scott decision--on account of
m r''''ering of the Jaw in the ease of
ry on the subject Of Ihe iiiflttgaTity OF the
African slave trade
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-02
TUE STATE OF INDIANA.

srDIroE or, SrATE's OfTtcF.
indianapolis Jan. u, 1913.
WuERYss tine lima Insurance Company 81 var
ford has filed i'm this uice, statement "l Us en-
dion ON the LIT Of January, lo5s the act i W. ~
c,,rporatiou and amendments properly '4,itii'" -
and it, written instrument, noIniiia'inS its .s'l
and authorizing them fully and unrrsefYroN N
ledge service of prcess IN the event 81 Sns
Vow therefore, iii pursuance "i tn req
Of An Act to amend Act eniitl"daD Ao, i"i iit
I,,earparaiion of Tus'srause Con,Paiiiesz h.ihine
their powers and prescribing their duties approves
MARCEL ?. 1855, having presented S'tisfa tory rN-
dence 10 Inc Of full compliance 10 lhe i.qu'i insh'
and spec;ficatioils OF that Act L, JohN W p"hp
Anditor of the State Of Indiana, do lI.rety eerths
ALIEN c. IlALLEck, of EvsDsvilie, as lie ageh' -
said Company is authorized 20 transact the bnsih's
Of Insurance a. the Agent OF said ftna lnsuialr'
Company in this state, up To July lst is9e, 10 ui
extent that he may be commissioned and arroint'o
by the said Company.
In witness whereof, have hsreunio sulrcfih'.
my nam, and caused tic s'al OF my o'hee 10 oc an
rxcj this 18th ,lay of January, ls's
JOHN ". WOOD, Auditor of state
ALLEN c. HALLECk, AiENT-
the Evansville, Iud
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-02

l.aA- Hon. A. II. Stephens, of Georgia,
left home on the 10th inst, FOR Il short tour
through Ohio, indiana, and the Northwest
ern States.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-02
cFRTuFIcATE.

WIssDsBoRo, s C, March 2, Is5s-
T. David I-lkin. DO hereby certify that nave
hasn ;,adly afflicted for two months with infiamma
tory rb.umstisIn, one Of my legs being much swoll-
..n.stja and sor,.--so that found II exceedingly
,6ficuIt 20 walk-that the stiff Joint has been twice
rubbed with Prof. DeGrath's celebrated Electric
oil within thirty hours; and have the perfect
mac II Tho afflicted limb. was also troubled with
rartia deafness in my left ear, and by single sp-
rIication of the Electric Oil my hearing has been
greatly improved.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-02
R.srEs or .aDT-EnrIsf.,.G.


g s 4 3 s s
Ddy. 0l 75l 90 / % l SOL / Is
? t'qy.. 81 Isl 5ol eol 2 2s 80
; Dqp. ool l5O / Isl 9 q 75I 25
: Dog. ! . 30 5ol 3 l5l 3 75l i9
" Dugs. \ sol 2 10 2 so { 3 80 . ~ 90
R,,s- % 225 500 8 81 1901 3
2 Weets 2 50 3 IS 500 . 25 : 90 $ IS
3 ress. col 4 20 Goo col 800 10 80
+ ] No. 4 ool 800 60 10 90 u 90 II 90
Voc 8 of : u IN 80 ~ Is ! Ie.oo Us %
. Mo-, go IN . IS % rs 81 2 50 % .
Nos % ~ 75l Il % IN 25 . SO ~ %
Hoe 10 90 70 90 % 90 . 90 20 90 15 90
Nos - 90 no 50 % 90 ;ss 50 30 90 i5 30
y lIo's II Ool y so $50 90 81 so 45 % 81 80
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-02
-oE1.o--T.,KE.,' UP ~. THE

subscriber, living in Centre township, I, ,anasr
49,, coun,v State of Indiana. n isrE" BAY HOhSE,
abont nine or ten years old, has arge white spoi
,,.;s forehead. scar on each side cf his jaws, and
cciiar marks Supposed ~ have been taken from
,ae p,;rretou i'm Gibson county. Ivy one Harmon
Ss;S horss i now at nav farm in said township,
where he can be found by the owner who Is re-
o,.Ste 20 come forward, prove property, ray eharg-
es and take him away. "iLh'A'i HiNH-
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-02

n fO.1L! fU.FL.. tOsf a.|' - -,
u WILL AND SHALL bb ppN u, - nav s
-. rs.,.d F.,irhankss Scale. for the purpose oi
weighing INV coal 1 shall sell my ,pat by weiGh,,
according to the law of the State. 1 have Srse
stock of SUPERIOR quality Of Pittsburg Coal ana IN
have been eighteen years in the business ana pro
fsss 10 hn Judge The price ~ coal s 10 cents i.r
busllsl. All orders IeTI ~ tl1e e.es 'N.ip.nS %
ia.,rccr Tirst aud Second, Locust street, or az
Uornbrook's store on Water street, or at my C"ai
of,iee. at the Lamssco Wharf, will b. attended to.
All coal must he paid for when oITisrsa - & IN 1anksoe
currency. A.NDi'i- "
,f
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-02

N Pi,kcreI and White Fish--lVo whole ana haii
barrels i'm fine ordsr and best quality
40 whole aud half barrels Mackerei,
100 ,loz l and ? pound cans Oysters;
zoo drums Figs;
q bales picked spanish Moss
10 dozen Baldwin, Meyer & Co.'S extra quality
Lemon Syrup; s,
l0o dozen whole ana half bcNes sardinesi
10 tisrces choice bicc'
snnnlie, Of Cheese received weekly, during the
snnInrr season. FoT ssle by
suNih' GILBERT & B0WLES,
am Sycamore street near Water.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-02

- 1sTATI0NER, corner Of aiaiB and First streets
hyansyie, Ind has fur sale general assortment Of
School, Classical Medical and Miscellaneous Books
BLANK BOOKS OF AL KINDS,
Writing Letter ami Wrapping Papers; Sterl Pens,
Qmlls, Ink, Pencils, Envelopes, and College and
Scho0l libraries furnished at the lowest rates -
NO County Merchants and Teachers are invited
to call and examine th, stock anD;
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-02
,I.,,.,K.ILIE PsPgn WAITE

ELbuus. We hay. nov oH hand, and vii.r eh
,itra t.rr,s well assorted stock for Trinferr ana
,.coLbinders, among whicll wensm's-
5.sn handles Printing Paper, assorted siz.s;
1000 straw Boards 1000 Tar Boardf,
4. well as colored Printing Paper, plain CAP and
It's. Eat ,ap: DENY, Medium white and colonti.
card, and Card Boards, which we can hsVecut =
apv size; Pcst-ofiee paper, Manila Wrapping,
Printers Ink, &C. We also beg leave 70 call the
attention Of dualers TO our stock Of $50 bundles
Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross OF Bonnet bNares
The highest market price paid for Rag
ix1 TKSNFY 4 soBESSoN-
W,DEH, sgoT, C.zFs .S.ND
.,a g. cola n. " COOK & SONS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-02
Hs.TPE1 H.E.V'gI.,-G H.fHEY0UsE.
FIRST SREEr, NEAR MAIN c. sCHMiTT

ENC0URiGE HOME, M1NUF.f CTJRIyG
We wish tO call the attention Of our old customers
and eyeryboy in want of elegant and desirable Fur
niturc To- our new and very rich Patterns uf Sofas
sociables Diyans, Elizabeth snd ParlOr Chairs in
Hair Cloth, Plush and Brocatel, which will Le ready
Tor inspection la few DAYS s
Every article in the Upholstery Line is made un-
der our personal superintendencc and expressly for
tle City Trade. We make il our aim TO sell as
cheap as any house in the West, and all we ask is
give u a call before you go and spend your money
abroad. &. SCuMiTT 4 STARK.