Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 65, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 8 February 1858 — Page 2

gbansbiHe gniln cgournal. KVANSVILLK, 1P lit'

UONDAY, ........

....FEB. 8 PERSONAL ENCOUNTER ON THE FLOOR OF A? The

THE HOISE OF REPRESENT ATIYSS. Our readers wiH see under rmr tele

graphic head, an afcount of the Vgin

niog of the terrible and disgrace.-! scenes

that the Kansas iniquities are likely to entail upon the country. Bowie knives

Tho

and revolvers will be substituted lor

fists on the next occasion.

Indiana' Responsibility 1n Difficult!'. the Kansas The Administration clainia a majority of four votes in the Senate in faTor o the Lccompton Constitution, including the two rotes from Indiana. Omit'ing Brisht'and Fitch, thej stand a3 follows: For Leco-Mox Bayard, Benjamin, T: d: l , T "'!- Tt. . f ft i "U'er, uioiiii, vit( 1.., x.tB, riizpaincK.urccn.uwiD, liaiumona, nun- . 1 J-9 ft 1 If la icr, itt.-iBUu,oiin3v;u,oi uuu., -ouuvu, ui Ark., Jones, Jiaiiory, iiason, ioik, i.eia, a s maa a W" a V w I eeoasuan, ouucn, iuuiuuu, iouuiü, V nhtonJ ltilce. 27. I .... . I p 7 I AftAINST LECOJirroX HBODEKICC, LeU, Clark, Cameron, Chandler, Collamer, Crit- the a 7 - Tr a nt TÄ1!1 Tas.o . T..Vaa. I. ice, iuu, auvmw, i.Mr, u, rcsbccuciijrooio, roster, iiic,uniu,ui- i lan, nation, King, ccwaru, Mmmons sstcakt, Sumner, Thotnrton, Trumbu.l, Wado, 0n A llsou. . . Doubtful Pierce and Kennedy, of I Maryland; Fugb, of Ohio; ard Allen, of Phrxle lslanl I , ,t i f t i Absent Henderson, ci lexas, and ' " I Bates of Dele ware. , Kennedy peiong3 to tüe American party and it is believed vvi'l vote against I the Constitution. Fojh has been instructcd bv his State to resist the imno- I - -- g sition tmon Kansas and it is thought r ' i-i I m nvi, on tu una. vote, uarc u.ouvy . Corwin Allen, 01 IihodC Island, üare fice tho indignation of his constituency, should he vote for the measure. On a finnl VO'e upon tho act if the scats of , c 4 . . . the Senators from this State were vacant there propably would be a tie, and the fate of the measure would depend on the casting vote of the Vice President, who it is yndcrstood, would vote to reject it. If the Eeat3 of the illegal Senators! r v , . from Indiana were made vacant, as they should have been months ago,there would be rood chance lor arresting thencianous measure in the Senate. But if Indiana had constitutional Senators upon the ji . T t . i : . . r i : I uwr, true i.cpre-iuativ oi Cr vp.uions and wishes, the evil designs of the 1 Executive could never be accomplished. If this State COuld CXDreSS its Unanimous TOice in the Senate at this time, the Sent .t o.-. yt: iiiura uuui tu uutv oiato vi luiuuctuu i is. f j ... j j.u- ii vrriiilil rv artmifforl anri thAtr vnta arlii-l ed to the opposition, would render the ,lrf nf Ii imrtmfrtita moianro rorftin. In tracing the probablo conseqnences of the illegal election of Bright and Fitch, O w 1 by a cabal in r our Legislature, in the wrong it ii likely to inflict upon Kansas in the convulsions which that wrong ii likely to bring upon the country.ending perhaps in the final disruption of the Union the evils inflicted upon the country by that unscrupulous partizan act, may bo incalculably greit, while the responsibility of the State to tho Union for permitting so gross a violation of her laws and constitution, may bo fearfully momentous. YVlllaril Carpenter vs. City of Evansville. An application was made to Judge Smith, sitting in chamber at Cannellon, on Friday, for an injunction against the city to restrain the City Collector from collecting the corporation taxes on the applicant's property, for the year 1837. Mr. Chandler, on behalf of the applicant, asked for the injunction on the grounds that the tax was illegally assessed, and that tho valuation of the property was unequal, unjust, and oppressive. He made the following points, viz: first, that tho property was appraised too highly; 2d, that the mode of appraising was ille gal; 3d, that the taxes exceeded by i seven cents the amount allowed by the charter to be assessed on each $100 valuation; and 4th, that the Collector had transcended the power given to him by the charter. Major Robinson, on the part of the city, contended that the assessment made by Mr. Burke, the city assessor, and subsequently revised by the Board of Equalization, was legal, just, and equal. He quoted the law, tho charter, and tha ordinances of the city, and sustained his positions by reference to various authoritiea. Ho. read a communication from Mr. Carpenter, in which tha latter had proposed to pay his taxes without further objections, if the City Council would order the payment of the coupons on the Lamasco bonds to the Straight Line Railroad. The case occupied "the attention of the Judge till a late hour io the evening. At the close of the argu ment, the J udge said as it was a matter of much importance to Mr. Carpenter and of deep interest to the city, ho desired time to consider the case, and would make an ord r on Thursday next, or as early as his other duties would enable him to rrive hi attention to the case. We learn D that it is likely, whatever may be the decision of Ju lg Smith, that an appea will be taken to the Supreme Court. J2TA rebellion against the Government o: the Hudson's Bay Company has broken out in the Red Kiver Couutry, occasioned by the imprisonment of a trader by the Company who were compelled to release hirn.

Specie ix the Country. At the com" I

mencement of the carl850, the total

l f , . tt:..i o.- I . lim.! U h. a.r'.-WAr ih r I w ,j v. .v

Ireasury, ( 1 1 - A.-etJ AAA I

06 WU,J "'" f i.,wv,vvv amount received from Call : i i? form a from 1S50 to 1853, has . . . of hwn ....... fiSfXfcOO.OOO 11.,

Eronirht into tho country from

.v.... ............. ........ ....... ... . . - . . .i ..... oiocr source uuriDg iuo mum , i rrlod iWjWWjVW 1 I nl TotaT 'Iii n.w rt.-k.-k 1 Z." lKrts of f pecic during the . ex last ei fight year, according to 1 the i'tistom lloiiae returns have WVlll .................... .nn W 1 .1 . v saving .a wio country QViAwin htr iho enm nAv in ia oQOWing that Ihe EUm nOW m the country is nearly six times as large as it was in 1850. and larrer than the whole w I amount of currcncy-botn or bant notes ul specie- actually in circulation. 1 here can be no dimculty. tnereiore in the trav cft far the .mount of soocle j . I is to be considered in an immediate ailnnilAn sf n arclncirA crvöt!a r!rrnl. I -uvwv.. . V ting meaiam, ana aispensing entirety of . I wun banK nOtCS.

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THli CAUI.LT .l.II U ALKLll.

n-noral Walker' latft arpoh nt fobilf I " . . . j - l nr0!UMlU .Ame .trikinc? diaclosurea affoetinf? president 0f the United States, which, if ... . . true tue runic faitn or that runenonary a reproacn to tne country, lie eavs i that soon alter his arrival at cw Urlcans, hia return from Nicaragua in May last, he met with two gcntlcmcn-who had had several interviews with Mr. Buchanan and his Cab- I inct The7 8tatcd that the President admit- " a muiw n jiuutuj i assured them mat tho uencral was as much . . 4 . ... . ., I President of Nicaracna as ho waa Presulet.t I i-;.a.t ü. !,: . i, I I w auu wiittk Ik n ua in III- I tention of the (Jovcrnmcnt to show its good will toward him and his cau--c by positive I act. ot satisfied with the statements of these j I ft T . H 11'.. 11... -J-.. Z I ft . 1 a, I "-"-iuc, ' acr uacnmia-u w itucccu to ashmgton and seek a personal interview 1 llQ rrcriJcnt lani,clf IIc COf. He was corJially received by tho Chief Magistrate who conversed freely with him on matters which had transpired in Central America, and re1ueited that his statements and views should be rcduccJ to writing. He was then invited . , . . .. . , . to an interview by a Cabinet Officer who dcs;roJ t0 knmv whether he intended to pursue the enterprise. During thi conference this counsellor c'f the President not only advised him as to the Bafe Jt course to pursue, but expromised him tho aa.Mstaneo or the (overument in carrying out his designs upon Nicaragua, and remarked. Vuu trill jn-b-ably tail tn an Americin rettd and vndtr an Amulet Haa. Afitr vu Ar Ztd the Amtrican limitt in an American retsel, and vnJtr an Amtricanflag, no one can tauch yn hut hi tk ennx?n t t f tit nirrrrn mtr.t You - - - ?- - Kin vroccea tn i.iit American w( 10 oan I Juan del XTte. or to any ,.tkr Port in. XiW. t, . A M, Jutin. dfL tirt. nr tn anu t.ther t)nrt t ramta t Encouraged bv tW aaanrance of svmrathy and substantial assistance in his enterwise. Walker Drocceded with hia arrant- " ments until September last, when ho pcrcciv r ' ' ed that a chango had corao over the npirit of tllfl Administration. Thi ehan b attrib. .t .! , a... i been connected with the Tebauntcpco route haJ arnveJ from MlC0i tliat MeMr-Een--v -i w a .I jarain ana ia ero naa Deen pent down there J to inesugatu a new coutruci, mat .nr. couie had conversed confidentially with the Prcsident in relation to Nicaragua matters; that ' Mr. Soule went down to defeat the contracts - a . v4r I a n y r www in atiil I a VLifA I 1 1 Aav a W-vei r oj l v. -"v. .v. ..vw p.wv returned, defeated by tho action of Soule, and at that very moment it was that the whole Nicaraguan policy of tho government appears to have changed. Walker asks wMKtr it ins,t natural and logical to conw rvacf tcpthert Yhn the T- . . . j . , , ... ..... neet ihete hautepec prnject i$dfftated then it it that the Jicarayuan paltry tt chaned." In tho month of October, Walkor was informed that tho President was opposed to the Niearagnan enterprise, bnt had suggestthat he should becomo an ally of Mexico, for tho rmrnoso of brtnirlncr nhnut a. trnrlitttrttn. 1,--! I that cottntry and Spain, in which Walker All LI trVOiA fttK nn.1 rianfiifA ! . , ... .. , . s?nch aro tho charges preferred by Walker V Tj . ii B..uaw ..... UV......... wie hwiidenco with known circumstances leaves but littlo room to doubt tho reliability of hi statements. They can bo substantiated bj tno testimony or tho persons to whom he refers as having knowledge of tho facts. Gon. Walker has gono to his old homo at Nashville. COCTUZRX in beats. senator Mason, of mmm .1 Virginia, and other member, of the Senate e it.. ...il ,.. i i.l--uvui 1.U cviuii, iiiiimaieuiu ueoaw mat u tlio Leeoranton Constitution was rejected by Congress, they should oppose the admission of Minnesota. This threat has called down tbc denunciation of the Northern Democratic press. The South will find tbattbc.se factious exhibitions of sectional feelings, will create a re-action at the North that will bo most disastrous to thoso who provoked tho retaliat. . x- 11 T 1 - 1. . I a per, says; " WliT should Minnesota bo mado to dance attendance upon Kansas! Why should the fate or a people, far away on tho Upper Mis-issippi-a law-abiding, patriotic peoplc-bc mado to depend upon that of tho Jim Laftcs and tho Calhouns of Kansas? The peoplo of Minnesota elected their Constitutional Vonvcntion in obedience to au act of Congress: the conntitntion framed by that body was submitted to tho peoplo in obedience to that act, and too people, by an almost unanimous vote, ratified it at the polls. They proceeded .bn.il.l il. A T act! jllti.rf. rlir.n nnilxr thn nrorlsion.4 of that Constitution, hava elected Gen. Shields and Mr. Kice, two as good Democrats as live, to tha L. S. Senate. And nr IO OD he is coupled with Kansaa!" It is reported In Washington that tho delegation from sit Southern States have pledged themselves to withdraw from Congress, if tlie Lecompton Cocstitation is rejected. 137" Mr. Jones, Senator from Iowa, who so boldly declared his determination to violate the instructions of hia Stato in regard to the admission of Kansas under tho Iiecompton Constitution, is looking, it ia said, to the Executive for the reward of his treason to his constituents. His term expires next year, and ex-Gov. Grimes haa already been elected hit successor. Aa he is discarded by tho people, he looks to the Ex ecu tive for promotion.

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yet, wncn tno constitution 01 Minnesota is dictment for. opening a letter addressed to presented a'i aslungtoc, we find Mr. Mason, t. ir v . u if ViVmia, and other Southern Senators! another party. II.s object m opening ,t bethreateninff to oppose her admission unlass ing to discover the whereabouts of tho wn-

Th Xecompiom Conbtitctiox ix TnE I

Hoc. The vote on the adjournment of the liouao wuue uio reierencc oi tne l resident's f.4(Ta V.I titf.I.'. iITiMauinn m aL-. a I . : "7" ..T. -

tcslOI tQ position Of UlO members On the

Lecompton Constitution. I . 4 ' ' . . . I 1 HS LECO-FTONITES, Or tUOM 1Q favor Of . . i i Kujuuruiueiiii were Jicyyrs. -tirnoiu aim iiiiii Conn.; Scaring and Muclay of I. Y., - Lit, -l 11. V.T.ri.:. gstriu. t.Ar t.i- .T.i ii.iu;,r Tn i,u.,.. Uli LI I MI LCI III 1 KU Ul . .1 . . V 111LC. I . : J :. - .v. . t i :-, tinier and ItndUtvn Ol Ulilo: UTCgg auu I " NIBLACK of Ind.; Kicandof Md.; Gilmer & of X. C? If- Marjiliall. l'n.lorwool. Clav. I . I II. Mniwlinll I I it. I ' I v.U ..1 7nlllr..r f Tn 7 ' ; Tm Axti-Lkcomptoxites, were Messrs.

IIIakin, of N. Y.; Adrian, of N.J.; Chapman. Dewart, Owen Jonen, Montgomery and

Kcwly, of l cnn.; Lawrence, Jlnrn., Coi -krill, iiRoBccE, i an auu cox, or uiiio; uavw, Lnglisn and 1 olcy, of Indiana; all five mem- ' rrom minoi; McKibben, of California: 22 Democrat, and Henry Winter Davis, of ABst.M iECOJfPTOXiTES. .Messrs. ViarK, Sicklea an l Taylor, of K. Y.; Smith, of Vir ftlÄbÄ; ham, Boyce and Orr, of . C.: 11. 1 w -

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ABSENT ANTi-LEcovPTOSiTEs. jicssrs. iiawes. of MaRs.. Julie. Knnkel. ICoticrts and Hickman. of l'cnn., Mattcson and.Murray, of CW 1 VTK. t TWnTri. Arnxtrr,.-Coming. . ' rs. Y., and Harri, of Maryland. It wilUe observed by tho voters of the First Congressional District that their Kepre.cntative. Jud?e Niblack is clas-ed anionV, - . .1, O l .v.. i tliOPO UV UlttUj'JWU IV iltitU uvici IlllUCU to o-o with Bright iu .tainin th nntr. npon the rizhts of the people of Kansas. "Ye fear h9 wi!1 Tcpcnt of tbc corapany ho has cnosen J3y"Our mails are standing subjects of complaint all over the country, but tho West has more than double its share of delinquen cie. Last week, about one-half the mails inio? :u tue couue.xioii ai imvimra, mm vuo i bags for this city were carried on to St. Louis , . . . s t . , ifft at thn Yincrnne rot rlr5pf- Tho c i.i.. n-i, II CS I. LIU Clill VAl'iaiUS IUU Ul IliV. Ul klCB. IHK route agents on the O. & M. Koad are re quired to go through with their respective mails from Cincinnati to St. Lorns, which occupies eighteen or twenty hours travel uun, , n. m wi a javiguo muu ,1m I . sr aba Im K.v i l I .t m. tho agents aro witling to enunre for the pny, and they aro all resigning their portions; anJ tbey aro a and some of the mails were earned over tl e road last week without any one to attend to and deliver them. Tbey were consequently taken on to St. Louis. Judge Moore, at Vincenncs, attempted o remedy the ditlkulty by . .. , , , , appointing tempt rary ronto agents, but the postmaster at St. Louis would not recognize the appointments and let them take charge of the mail. Tho demand now is that the agent shall bo changed at Vinccnncs, and be required to go over oniy ouc-hair the route each day. Steamboat Kxplosiox. A gentleman who came passenger on tho Pacific on Saturday night, informs us that tho etaamer Colonel Crossman, fom X Orleans bound to St. Louis. exploded her boiler on Friday night, opposite vew Madrid, and that from fiftv to aixtw of her passengers were killed and drowned.The boat and cargo are a total loss. Among tho passenger saved was a lady who äoaleJ abont half a railc oiTTtcJ l,y her crinoline, until she was rescued The telegraph brings us the following additional particulars MEAtrms, Fab. 5. The steamboat Cclonel Crossman, irom .New Urlcans bound to !?t. 'ew Madrid, Mo., lat evening, and was b"r.nt tLo wate,r rc' , , , I tick I .. ty nn It t I v a? a 1 1 ti r -l a. I tMnean v , gcrs, twenty-five or fifty of whom are retQ h-avc j0ljt; Tho Captain, mate, and fivo ladies aro among the saved. n a a ö,nö Iiat en ru"Pin? onT R few months, tinu w tmo j 14 1 1 . a a vv ' at va a vu vi . . tne Missouri river trado. The Cost ok turcATios in tha public schools is given in tho following list from the Cleveland Plain Dealer: Cleveland $10 45 Ji!1l,'n01re.-:'" rhiladelnhia. . 15 p3 C'v lork....$12 52 St. Louis 12 J7 Brooklyn 12 76 Buffalo 11 61 Oswego 10 01 Bangor 9 6 Indianapolis .. 0 71 Springfield, Ms 9 23 Boohotcr S 9" j;oston '".1573 Koxbury Chillicotbe.... ciden11 Zatiesvi'de.'.V.". Dayton l'rovidcncc. . . . 15 OS 14 63 14 16 HOO 13 61 13 57 13 02 Danvcrs 11 S3 New Albany .. 9 C3 ......,,. .E. aiisi itiu .. . . Total average.. .Ill 41 H will bj cen that while Kvansvillo has . . , . .. . ... schools equal to any city in the country, the Cost Of tuition of oa.li aoho'or U r.nlv r.,, - J half the general average. Kansas IIegira. Letters from Kansas say that there has been a general itampede of Pro-Slavery men lrom all pr.rts of the Tcnitory. Nearly all the judges of the precincts whero gross frauds wer rcrnetra'ed at the last election, are ia Mif-ouri, uot darin? to a return. It Is said that, with one exception. " SJ every person who acted as a delegate in tho . " Calhoun Convention has left the Territory! t ,!, I, ....... At tho lasticcounts everything remained quiet in the Territory. The people were waiting calmly the action of Congress upon the Lccompton Constitution, with a resolute determination that if it wcru imposed upon them, they would resist it with force; ro solved it should never be put iu operation whatever might bo the consequences to them C3Tlt will bo recollected that abont two Ä man nancJ JonC;, d kiUJ . xr nc' . . - . .... cd Mr- Stevens, clerk of tho Ohio Belle, near I Hickman, Ky., on tho Mississippi. Jones was afterwards taken and lashed to 8tanclieon on thc aeek, and the next morning k ' . .. . wasmismg. Iiis bouy wussuuscquentiy lonna floating in tho river. The trial of Captain Sebastian, commander of the Ohio Belle, for causing thc dc,ath 0f Jones, is now going on I at lllCtman. TMr.John Eddy, sheriff of McIIcnry I county, Illinois, has been tried upon an in tcr, whom hi had authority to arrest, tho court sentenced him to pay a fine of only one dollar, and to bo imprisoned for one hour. Hf" The discussion of tho printing ciucstion in Congress brings out some queer facts. Among the items of expense Is coo for cngravinf a pear, which is so startling that the House refuses to vote on it until a bill of items is presented.. The engraving of a single plate .representing a pear, is said to hava COBt $10i000 137 A young man named Hickling was arrested a few days since tc.r breaking into a atoro in Hartford on the E. fc C. Kailroad, South. In default of bail he was committed to jail in Tcrre Haute.

3Tbo revenue of the French Govern

ment from tne tobacco moncply is about $16,ooo.ow annnally. Tho consumption is mcrcawujrao rapuiy mat mo uovernmcnt T . .. . ., . manufactories can scarcely urply the de mand. Anew Imperial factory has been . started fit Chatcnnrmi,. wV.oh .mnlnva TOO . women. .. . w ... . . . Jir ogei.ii active business partner t. rr.;-,-. t..i-:. r ei,;. if ....vi. uoukiii iivu) vi -v.t..v.. Co., New Orleans, las mysteriously dis.nrm.1 nn i : iw r..un,l - .1 ... ' 1 " uvvvimmi.. T,ie firm offers 20W for any information that may lead to a knowledge of his fate or tho cause of his absence, , It is said that Mr. Buchanan has aspured Mr clav or Kcntncky, that it he casts ... , tls vote ffain tbe admi.Vion of Kansas, under the Lccompton Constitution, it fhall not affect their friendly personal relations. f"Ex-lraulent Pioroo nn.l lailv arrived of Madoir..n u of Domuvr, n o. nnui mgui o wu. Mr. i icrco was much improved by the voytf . age; Mrs. Pierce suffered aevercly from sea sickness. J3f"The forgyiiea committed by an ab sconJinr merchant in N. Orleans, who has heretofore maintained an unblemished repu tation, .mount to $30,000. lie has not bocn arrested vet. rST" At a municipal election recently hcl n Lanca-Ur, I'a., Mr. Iiudiauan's own town the anti-Lecompton Constitution candidate for Mayor was elected over a strong partizan of tho Trewdent. large fire occurred at New Orlean on Sunday morning Iat, and destroyed tl. market house on Magazine street, and a uuui v I2rTho property of the Ohio Cosmopo litan Art Uuion has been attached for debt by the proprietors of Emerson's Magazine. LOVL MATTERS. Ji7"A passenger by one of the boats on a a. yv a jsattirday night carelessly lcit his carpet sact containing about $500 500 among some barrcis 0n the levee, and when he returned for it found that somebody had relieved him of i.-.l.l. : tuu ntuuic Vi VUIIlIlg it MII. t57Ve have received from tlio publishers, Iconard Scott & Co., New York, the January issue of Blackwood1 Magazine. This number is particularly interesting, containing beoides the usual variety of talcs and poetry a curious article cn " Hunger and Thirrt," "The Scottish Universities," a fine essay on Bcrangcr," and able articles on the mutinies in India. Forge ky. A man was arrested on Satur day night charged with forging the came of Bemcnt fc Viele to two checks one fur seventy und tho ether for forty dollars, lie succeeded in passing tho lorincr on Pecker & Kramer, in payment of a bill of candles. The second one was presented at the store of Messrs. Orr, Dalzcll & Co., where the forgerswas immediately detected by young Mr. Orr, and tho man was arrested and committed. Ic is a stranger in town, and hails from Dayton, Ohio. The signatures were very clumsy imitations of tho genuine. Me$r. A. & B. Walokikch. But a few of our citizens aro awaro that wo have an accomplished Jeweler among ns. Wc have seen specimens of tho work of Messrs. Waldkirch, on Main street, that were very neat and beautiful. Among them were oruc elegant bettings of pearl and chased work, quite equal to any thing that can bo done in tho Eastern cities. We commend them to the encouragement of our citizens. Wc were ourselves turpriscd at tlio elegance and high finish of their workmanship. ' SPECIAL KOTICES. ?f3i NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line vlci one insertion: 20 rents per line three times: 30 cents per line one week : discount on longrr time. a itAiii: c 11 wci:. Iind at 930 per Acre One andabalfmlles from Evansville. We have now for sale two of the cheapest and richest tracts of fnrmirg land that we hive ever offered in this nurxet. One of these (nets contains fifty-fire and th. other nincty-aix arres, with a new frame house on the one, and a new frame hous e, a frame burn and two new cis'erna i the other. These tricts are mostiy covere! with fine timber. They have a de. irahle locality within one anl a half mi'esof Evansville. The wood on thTti will ay f.r the land. The bail lings on one of the tnirt cwt:iin. Tr.is is d.ridedly tlieclnspest largain that has len oflered this season, but I JO 1 er acre, one iart cash, the other on one, two and three years' credit. Enouire of ns for further information. IGLEIIART & ASTIIES, fe!j-dwlPt Real Ectate Agents. FHEE SCHOOL. The lialf yearly examination of our I'ree Schools will commence on Monday. Felruary ?, l."X, nnd wi' lejC'.ntinued from by today in the order siecitiel be. low. The Hoard of Trustees conlially invite his Honor, te Mayor, the Common Council of our city. Parents and Guardians, and all the friend of education to be present at the examination. This examination is to show the mode of teaching and reciting. The following order will he observed: Miss McKay's School, Monday, A. M. do P. M. A.M. P. M. K el log's Mr. Redmond's M11 Clarke's S FUher's Street, Blunder, Hooker, " Ronalds Mr. Knight Miss Fishers lliph School do di do do do d.i Tuesday, do do Wednesday, A. 31. do do do do do do de do Thürs; lav, do ' Friday, do 'do P. M. A.M P. M. A. M. P. M. By order of tlie Boar 1: febi-lw P. HORN BROOK. Clerk. Help that never Tires or Leaves You. We are agents for tlie .ale of WATSON'S SEWING MACHINE, the best and cheapest machine yet invented. Ladies, if you want.a FRIEND, one wfco will do yonr work and Uli no tales, a servant that will not run out of nights, or ask pay at the end of every week, buy one of these useful articles, (price from tl? to fi?,) and we are sure you will I suited. IIORNBROOK & CO., felä Water street, Evansville. Lectures on Mormonlsna. Dr. Stephens and Mr. J. P. Stephens will deliver lectures on this s nhject at Marble Hall on Monday evening. The true character of Mormon lam partrayed, startling developments are made, before unknown. 31 ormonism will le eontnu-ted with Mahometanbm. and Judaism, Spiritual Wifery, the Secret Endowments, tlie Friesthood, the Danitcs, &c.&e. treatad of. Adtnisiiou 10 cnU. fehl. FroT I)e Grain's OrUlcal Elf rtrle OIl -TbU great discovery is now creating a great sensation among the Medical Faculties of Europe and .this country. It will cure the following, (not everything); Cures Rheumatism, Pain in Bret.l day; Cures Neuralgia, Croup, Tooth Ache, Burns, 10 minutes. Cures Hemorrhage. Scrofula, Abscess, 10 days; Cures Braisas, Wounds, Tetter, 1 to 3 days: Cures Ear Ache, Stift Neck, Ague, 1 day; Cures felons, Broken Breast, Salt Rheum. 3 to 6 days: Cures (Juiusey, Palpitation, IMeur'uy, 1 U 10 dayi; Cures Asthma. Palsy, Gout, Erysipelas, 5 to 50 days; Cures Frosted Feet, Chilblains, Stiff Joints, Chronic Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Scarlet Fever,, nd the lame made to walk by a few bottles. f?.dStwlw

Safetv mai Relief. Old Dr. n JamM, about

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aid so much, has retired from practice, but Dr. Thomas Tiltun, bia son-ln-Uw, haa been eJacaUrd to trT- I el for him and dispense his inTaltta medicines. Most prominent ataong thes UbJa extract of Canniabu Id- I dica. which b d hoovered Oer hard latwr and deep re- I scarca In Calcutta. He strore to make I medicine to ave his oulTcbiUl from death by consumption, an be I uoroede!. Dr. TUton, hU son-in-law, Is in Chicago, (Koomo. 141, State Street.) He has already sue I ceeded in curiuf permanently, hundreds or terrible I cases or consumption, Xerrous Deility and sutlerf a r l . . ll wg, AsiuniA an i;roucnuw. i ne towi ana t ougus ne n:ts Minisite.1. are innamemMe. The tannuu in i dica is the most wouderful blessing of the age. Give I Dr. Tilton a call or send for a buttle of medicine, a hich ill cost you two dollars. lie will prove to yon Uiat you need not be sick, and that it will cost a mere trifle to Kef well. . A Sniro-Dvnameter to tet the strenr.h of the lungs, and ascertain the exact state of the patient s nexitn. 1. a.- Bv aldressins Dr. Tilton a note throuch the Chicizo l'u4 (Mllee, eucl.isinc four ttotttaee sIhoips. Ii- renisa recipe win ne sei in ivtum, ireeoi cn trpe. to any irtof Uie Uumn. All letters.answered rompt iy. Auoress, UI. TILTO, ocU16m- Box 1CÄ!, Chicago, IU. Why will you Delayl-Why will tou ntglert that disease which is taking such deep root, and which gires you warning by that backing cough, that you are fast ripening for eternity? Why encouraje that pain in tho side, the raising of blood, those night sweats, or tliat difficult breathing, which sil-;ntly whisper in your ear that something must be done to save you from th grave of the consumptive? Why act so carelessly ly permitting that disease to destroy your health, and hasten you to the torrb from whence no traveler ever yet returned? SILENCE THAT DKEADFCL COUGH! Or death must carry you to your silent irrave. Why delay while there is yet hope! Consumption is caused by impure humors of the Hood being deposited in the cells of the luags. Hence, the Inngs are like a spring of water, a hen rolled up ly the dirt or mud, if clear water constantly flows through the springs, imparities or mud will be conveyed away by the pure water Just so with the Mood when kept in a clean or pure stale; as it constantly flows through the limps, it cu ries away all corrupt matter, and' perfect health will he the result. From two tj three pills taken every night or every other night, or enough to keep the bowels regular, will in a reasonaMe time cure con sumption. The reason these vi I Is are used more than all others, is because they are made of a puri'ying reffetahle, and cleanse the body from all corrupt mat' ter, and drive out disease of every description quicker and in a milder way than any other Tills. fe'jS-d&ialm We Challenge the World-To produce a rreparatioti so emineidly harmless, so generally approved, "Und so perfect in Its operations as "CRISTADORO'3 IIAIBDYE." It corrects the injurious effects of other dyes, invigor ates the Hair, Is applied in a vioiple manner, operates instantaneously, does not stain the V in. and iu tint arc he CO LATER F El T3 OP XATl'RE. Sold everywhere aud applied hyall Hir Dressers, JOSEPH CRISTAD0IU), febC-diwini Xo. 6 Astor House, New York. Agricultural, Horticultural. The Yanderhurch County AfrricuUural and Horticultural Society will hold its regular month'y meeting, at the Court House on Saturday, the Cth, at Vi o'clock, r. M. A full attcudaure Is requested. By order of the Freddent. fc'.j P. HORN BROOK. Secretary. Murray ft Lanmaa'a Florida Water. The Spanish ladies are connoisseurs'" in perfumery, and throughout South and Central America. Cula and Mexico, this I preferred l-y them to every other tt; nil extract. In the United States it is displacing the Farina Color ne and the Pari essewes. Sold hy D. T Laninnn is Kemp.a holesale druggists, 6! Water Street, New York, and I y all druggists, at iflc. perhoUle. fcb2-dwlw . Tlie MosThkrpllcal reople-Canl convinced by trial tlint all tlie family medicines are not humbug, and that among the thnuüand of butterfly life, there area few tT great merit and undouUed worth. Of hese, Da. Ssnfokd'c I.irifiOkATOR oa Livkr Rem. kdt, stands first and furenwst among the remedies of the day th it can I relied on as a medicine that is all it is recommended by it? proprietors. It advertises hself on every trial, for th. n; are none who use it but tell their friends to do so, and so it goes from .mouth to mouth, till all tli peoplo of the Union have leirned the gootl of this truly valuable medicine. It is r;com. mendel, with testimonials to prore its virtue, for the cure of livt-r aomplaints of every kiiäd, from the worst Dyspepsia lo a common healu-lie, and is particularly adapted to Jaundice, Deranged Stomach, liowci Com plaints, aud diseases of Children. (See Advertise ment.) d-2. Bran for Sale At 10 cents per bushel, or ti per Ton. Also Flour at 12 10 per sack, fell IGLEIIART BROTHERSANOTHER DECLINE! Extra Flour at 10 per sack; also Bras by the retail at M 'i cents per bushel, by janl-tf IULEHART 4-BR03. COAL. P.0DIAM MIXIMQ COMPANY, (Office on Water street, under the Telegragh Offke.) Cart loads of Id bushels of Bodiam Mine Coal delivered to any part of the city at II CO per load. Coal weighed. If desired, at the expense of the purchaser, Notes of solvent banks of Illinois and Wisconsin ta ken in payment. t J0IIXWYM0ND. dec2$-lf. Secretary and Manager fVCTa. TI1K SAVINGS BANK on First street near .'lain, buys Tennessee, Illinois, and Wisronsin money. Call in. uov-tr. YVSra SIGHT awl Short Time Bills on New Orjrv leans wauled to the Savings Bank, First street ue.ir .miu. uuciu. DU. COUUsWELL'ä ANTIPHLOGISTIC That has produced such remarkable creels in many cases of NkiraL6Ia, Vertigo, and Arrac tions or tii 1 II bad. caused by disturbed circulation, in those who have tried it in this city, is for sale at KELLER WHITE'jt. ryThe highest testimonials of its elllcacy have been given by a nnadier of the most respectable citizens who liare tried it. iyi TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. It AT ES. One square, (ten lines or less one time, : fOcts Three times. : : :: : : : : : : f 1 IO one week, : : : 1 : : : : : : : 1 :o Two weeks, :::;:::::::: 3 Ml One month, ;::::::::::: 4 i! Three m-.riüi, ::::::::::: 7 fl Six months, : : : : : : : t : 10 ifl One year, ::::::::: i : 15 CO S r liiscount on larg advertisements. Cr" Canisnf sit lines or nnder, 110 per annum. 257 No "till forbid" advertisementsreceived. FIVE DOLLAR JIILL LOST. FIVE DOLLAR BILL, on one of the Tennessee UaiiKs, was dropped by a lad on saturdar. in the streets, rr some store which he had occasion to enter. The tinder is requested to return it to this onice, wuere ne w;w oe suiiamy rewaroeti. feM JUST RECEIVED BV EXPRESS.Yanaee Notions for March; Swan's Instructive Readers; M a sin. i Banquet, for sale ly fcM J, II E A I.V. jOottov nATTixn. rii tiiMfiiipw t GILBERT & BOWLES, leb Sycamore street near Water. fl'OBACCO. 75 whole, and cuddy boxes, assorted Ja. iu-iuuef , just received and for Ktie low i.y fei GILBERT Ai BOWLES. afM'PRES. MILLS COTTON YARN AND CAR PET CHAIN. 300 bncs of this well-known and favorite brand, fur i ale at Manufacturer s prices br GILBERT iL BOWLES, felJ Arnt. Cypress Factor?'. AIIINGLKS. 3 l,Xm first quality of Yellow Poplar Shingle superior to any in tne city. Also, a large let of Pine Shingles, Dreiil Hoonne, Dresse! Ceilincju re e-iTeil and for sale cheap at the NEW LLMüEK YARD, corner of Main -nd Liehthtreeti. fet8 daw WATSON, NEWBERRY & CO WCST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS V A fine assortment of Comic and Sentimental Val entines, for sale by J. 11EALEY. r.u A UHEAT BARGAI.V TO RE HAD. NEW TWO HORSE WAGON, with four extra good -prmgs, for sale at a very low juice, ny fchif I.&vD. HKIMAN'N. 4JUN DRIES. 3 40 bx lUmhnrch Cheese; ifl bxs Slur Candles. ( Ubl BlacKberry Hrandy: 5 do dj Wine; ndoC.iagerWine; S do llasiierry Krandr: 10 boxes Forest Wine Bitters, received and for aale ly febt'j I.fcD. 11EIMAN.V. W RANDY. PerS learner Fanny ßalliU. direct from JL Castntn House of New Orlraus, 2 half pipes .iix riguckfeuniuay, received ana ror safe Mr fe I. k D. HElMANX.

SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES! I

AUlDOriZCa DJ lüt M&I Ol UCOrgia Y?Kjfa 2 t t t -fTiTl KiW f '""UU. I. ctn FOR TEX DOLbABg!! The followins Scheme will be drawn bT S. SWAN CO., Managers f tbf ?parta Academy Lottery Sa each of their 8inlerabr Lotteries for February. t A UOU E T A , Georgia, in public, Under the SU periutendence of Commissioners. CLASS 1, To be drawn in the City of Aueusta.Georda.in public. m ' ' 0B gATCKDAY, Fe!uary Gth, Hü. CLA$! 2 To be drami in the City of Augusta,Georgis.!n public. on SATURDAY, February 13th, 18. CLASS3, ' To be drawn 1 the City of Augusta,Oeorgia,in public. on SaI'UROAY, February 20th, 1S. CLASS 4. To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia, In public on SATURDAY, Fehruary STth, 1W, OX THE ri.A. OPS1.GLE.OIBERS! FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AXD EIGHTY-FIVE PRIZES! Xearly Oae Priae to everr Aln Tlcketa. MAU.MF1CB.T SCHEME! TO BE DRAWN EACH SATURDAY IN FEBRUARY ! 1 Prize of $70,000 1 30.1HI0 m I M IIIirr..!V.V."..""..""rr.r! bloPO I 1 I 1 1 44 i 4,lKiO 8, 1mVk i 1 I Frixes of 4 " . Ütl0 tHK) m 4 4 w 10) 2J0 b"0 125 1U0 - APPROXIMATION PRIZES: 4 Prties of ApiTox'g to TO.tKK) prixe arel,60t 4 do "0 u " a'.'kW 1.211) 4 do H) ' 10,000 priies V 4 do 125 " " 0,0" " " N"0 4 do 100 " M 4,0) " " 4 i do 7S " M .rt"fl SD 4 do hC - " 1,500 " " 5,000 do if) are 100,000 3,183 Prises amounting to 8330,000 Whole Tickets 10; Halves 15; Quarters t2X. FLAX OF TUB LOTTERY. The Numbers from 1 to 50.000. corresponding with those X uiuIrxs on the Tickets printed on separate slips of piper, are encircled with small tin tubes and placed In one neei. . . . The hrst 4' Prizes, similarly printed and ncirciea. are placet! in anoiner neei. The wheels are Uien revolved, and a number is arawn from the wheel of Numhers, and at the Mime time a Prize Is drawn from the other wheel. The umoer and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited to tne auai. enCe,and regitdered iv tne commissioner"; tne rnie heins; placed aaint th. Number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the Prizes are drawn nut. innroilmation Priaea. The two preceding and the two succeeding Numtiersto those drawing the first i rrtzes will oe enimen to me m ApTxiinniin Prize. Forexampl-: If Ticket Xo. 11Ä0 draws the TO.oti') Prize, those Tickets numliered Hi J, 1 144 1 1 2jl and 1 1252, will each he entitled to SliNl If Ticket Xo. 5.V) draws the :,000 Prise, the Tickets numbered bh bi' :ü1,5.'2, will each be entitled to o00,and so ou according to the a'ove scheme. .... a a a a Theo.!" Frizes or 311 will r oetermtnen ry me ias fignreof the Number Uiatilraws the T0,ms Prize. "ir example, if the XumU-r dwwing thetTii.OOu Prize ends with No. 1, then all the Tickets, where the nnmler nd in 1. will I fntitled tn 20. If the N nmW ends with .o. 2. then an ine I iCKeis wnere viie umucrcum . . 1 1 . 1 ,Ä a in 3 w ill lie eillivieu tit an.i ( t.ii wi v. Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following rates, which i the risk: Certificate of Package of 1 n note XK-wets wv iu nan 40 10Qn:irter -20 lOEishth 10 In orderlnc Tickets or lertlOeate. enclose the mouey to our alli-e for the j ickets oroert., oa receipt of which they will le forwanled by firt mail. Pnrchasrscan have tickets ending in any tirurethey mardsignate. The list of Drawn N umiers and Prizes will be sent to BUtrhasers immeiliately after the drawing. T Purchasers will pes.e write their si matures plain, and give tneir rost uince, uounty and täte, nr" Rememlier that every Prize is drawn and paya ble in full without deduction. TT" All prizes of SI J(V0 and under, paid ln:nedL-tely after the drawinz other prizes at the usual time of thirtvdays. A II communications strictly cnnmienuai. Address Orders for T ickets or Certi licates to S. SWAN & CO.. Augusta. Ga. tW Persons residint- near Monteomerv. Alabama. or Atlanta, l.-oreia, can hare tlieir orders fille.1, and save time, by addressing S. Swan & Co., at either of thoe cities. ftf A list of the numlx-rs that are drawn from the wheel, with the amount of the prize that each one is entitled hi, will he published after every dra win , in the following papers: Aueusta itiw.i constitutionalist. New Orleans Delta. MobileRegistrr, Charleston Standard, Piastiville Uazerte, Atlanta intellicencer, New York Weekly Day Book. Savannah Morning News. Richmond Dispatch. News, and Paulding (Miss.) Clarion. jan.'s. INDIANA ASBURY FEMALE COLLEGE. NEW ALBANY, INDIANA. nsj .TIE PPRI'a TERM or this Intituti will pen M. on Monday. Fe'Tuary 1st. The course of stud v is extenstveand thorough, emlcacine all the ordinär r.nplish Urarches, Mathematics. atoral science. Ancient and Modem LanK area. Painting and Draw inc. Vocal and Instrumental Musk. The Institut'on is well sornlied with Chemical. Physiotocical. I'hiltmorhical ana Astronomical Art rat us for the illustration of the principles of tl-ose Sciences, constituting invaluable helps iu the acquisi tion of knowledge. YOCNG LADIES, We are pnreuaded, will net find rreater advantages than are offered them in this Institution, either for Literary Improvement or Refined Accomplishment in Music,'Paintincand Itrawinc. A larire nnmner of Students can bt accommodated with Bearding in the College BuiHing in the family of the President. A 'fw more can yet oe receiTea. For special information, reference is made to Kev. II.Gu.MORK.Rev. E. H. Jobim, Hey. J. J. HlOHT, JOHX I HOLE, Esq., JudgH A. Iot.KHRT, or to " OTS 11 and Is in Samuel Fisher's Subdivision of A Out Lot No. 2. In the Crner Enlargement of the City or fcvansvilie. r.nqnireor J.m.iO-im - VisA i.il.ill M.VIJAZI.N'ES AT TUB EARLIEST. Waverly for November; Emerson and Putnam for Novemlicr: Islie's Ga.ette fa November; and all the other Magazines: ankee Notions for leee. ir inorj-trj vuur.L.L.s. 1)Lorr,HS. 100 Steel and cast Ploughs, of every sixeand kind at wholesale aud retail, Just n-ceived and for sale hy Jan2ö-daw Z. II. COOK ti SON. GRASS SEED! GRASS SEED! 1H0 bushels Blue Grass; 100 do Orchard Grass; , CO do Hungarian Grass, Just received and for sale by Z. 11. COOK SON. juujo-diw - JEW CodfisKfor sale by lw .--tu T. IT. COOK St HCtS. GREK.V APPLE8.-30 bids ap'.ei, in Store and for sale hR E K. A IPLES.-30 bids assorted Ohio" A pM. YICKERY. BRA.!BRA!BRA.j- ., Ju aww bushels Bran received per Railroad by z- h.cook ti Son. oPIDEIl VIXEUAR.6 Bbls. Warranted Cider Yinerar, in store and fo ale by 8AM. V1CKEKY. feM'GAIl AND TEAS. Best grades of White and Brown Scsars; A great variety of superior Teas, for sale by aus 1 SAM. VICKERY. srpopr.. Jl V i; Coils Boston Manilla Ml Coils Jute 25 do Cotton , &0 do Hemp Received and for sale by ope. do d do PRESTON BROS. RECEIVED LAST NIGnT BY EXPRESS. Prince of the House of David; Queen's Fate; Moss Sid.s by the Autborof Alone: O u its. bv the A uthor of I nitials : janlj J. HEALY.; 5 RECEIVED BY EXPRESS. 4 American Almanac forl'V; P.nrtnn'n Krcleslaxticsl Historr! Vrmts for Christian Seasons, first and r:e, at au:ij Infant Cnp UST the thine for the .son at VACTIER Ac M XIERU. COAFECTIOXER' r5CGAR.J 'la bbls. just received an 4 bi sale by deel OILBEKT ti BOWLES. f IMi A, TOBACCO AXD CIGARS.7:,f0O Assorted I iportcl Cigars; Ii Itoxer. Choice To'woco; J) hfl Chests Tea, for sale at a small advance for cash by Z. II. COOK ti SON. rTAILS . Ii m kegs Wheeling. assorted size, for sale by janll II i -v j m m ämt GEO. FOSTER fc CO. f CRANBERRIES. r.,c.J 10 Bushels Choice Cnnherries; 300 Heads Prime Cabbaee; 2S Bushels Aairar Pasnips; 00 do Prime WMte Potatoes: jnst received and for alt by . Z. II. COOK k SOU. jan8-tf. ' BUTTER, e .- 300 Ibi Fresh Table Butter; 200 " t:ookiag do . 500 dox Fresh Eggs; just received and for sale by Japs-tf. . - , Z. H. COOK fc 60N. Ale and Lager Beer Ajjency. fr II. COOK fc SON are A-nta for the sale of V. MJ I. A. Lo ac k see let rated Ale and Lager Boer, ami nave just received a stock of each, to which they

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COMMISSION & FORWARDING

P. Cr. O'HILBY&Oo., OLD ESTABLISHED 1HAT, YAMSYILLE, INDIANA. Storager, Forwarding fcCommiisiaa MERCHANTS. UEVERAL RAILROAD, 6TEAMBOAT LX F EXP It ESS A GENTS, Special Agent for the Fenn. Central RAILROAD. AND CONNECTIONS, over which we are authriEedlorire TIIKOllili RKvKIPTä AT 't'UK LOWEST POSSIBLE KATES. . . ., Having a mammoth Wharf Imst at the landin r. the uu-:eton the Ohio Kivr, capable of stnring and prowviinaaii mercruuiaie iia-'ile u lam ape rrum exposure we are preiared to facilitate Nie dispatch of ail.cvnsignmeuts forwarded to our care, by either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention will be paid to Receiving. Storing and Forwarding, also, to the sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to us for sale, and satisfacttnn f uaranued. Office and extensive Warehouse on Water street, adjoining thf Telegraph, and on the Wharflwat, where we are to be found, attending to the interests of our patmns at all hours, dar and night. With our superior facilities; long standing; untiring; energy; ami knowledge of our husine, we feel eon 6dent of Kiving aeneral satisfaction, and hope la anerit acontinuance of the extensive patronage we are nowLilierai rash advances will be made on all mnitn. menu to either urselresor correspondents in any of tne Principal markets. North, Erst, or South. P. C. O'RILEY & CO. WW. BKOWN, Late cf Howard ti Brown. W. M. AIK1I AH, Late of Geo. Foster fc Co. BROWN & AIKMAN, Receiving, Forwarding and General COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ' AGENTS FOR KANAWHA SALT COMP ANT, Evansvllle, Indiana. WE h re formed a Co-partnership under the style of BROWN II AIKMAN, and offer our ser-, vices in th capacity as set forth in our card aWe. e are ruuy pr-pnred to extend everv fxrility lippers, either ty CANAL, KIYEK.or RAILROAD, id assure them that their interests shall be faithful I v sh an represented, should they be pleased to favor us with meir uaironace. OfBceand Warehouse on the comer of Main itrew and the Canal. WM. BROWN. JjnM-tf W. M. AIKMAN. CARD. J. S. MITCHELL: CO., Commission and Forwarding Merchants) Loder the TelegraphOff.ee, Evansville. JOI1X g. M ITC II ELL, At the Dt pot, Bowling Green, Ky. PARTICULAR attention given to Receiving, Stor. ing, and Forwarding any Produce corsianed to us'. e will also use our bcu exertions to effect the most advantageous tales of g'Kids sent to us for that parpose, either at Evansville or Bowling Green. Jan il-tf . EDWARD R. HILL; (LATE WITH J. t. MITCHELL,) ... .- COMMISSION & FORWARDING andWIIAKmOAT PKOPRlErolT, EVANSVILLE, IXD. T1IK undersicnH has "recent ly purchaeda F1KST CLAS WilAKF-llUAT and establishI - muiwii iu w. vkiiftiiic mi transact a rorwaruiDE ana I J - : .. k I v.u...ibiiu u.iuni Pttssing every facility for receiving ans shipping I Merchandise, Flour, Urain, Pork, Lara1, fcc, with 1 aespatcn and on ttte most reasonable terms, he wouia 1 repecuuiiy solicit tne pautnace 01 metvnariia ana shippers generally. - DW ARD It. BILL. I i-viuiirille, 1H.-C. 1st, m:.-tm STORAGE WANTED. UT E are prepared to store in onr Fire Proof Warehouse any quantity of Grain, Produce, or Mer" cliandiie, on the most lilierai terms. Having large and airy room up stairs, parti cu la r care will lie Uken of Household Furniture, Agricultural Implements and all kinds of goods or wares liable to damage from damp or rust. 1 nsurauce r fleeted at the lowest fire proof rates, by the month, or longer, when desired. Warehouse located on corner of Locnst street and W and . Canal, and most convenient for shipping oj River or lUilroad. Apply to GfcO. I0STER k CO. ap.g. CA.V.L STORAGE. 1T1AVE a large double Warehonse at the Cana ltasin, capable of Morinr any aianant nf prodo e. which will I received, stored, taken care of and held subject to the owner s ordert tvrnis. mhiä. oa the most reasonable P.C. O'RILEY NEW FIR3I. THE undersigned have formed a ce p-rtcenkiw-under the stvle of HOLLI.VUS WORTH dk BROTHER, and have Just received a large and -i-U stock er QUEENS W A il C , LOOK IN O GLASSES, CHINA, OLASSWARfc. e., fce., . at Preston Bro's old stand, opposite Berne nt Yie'e's. where we will be pleased to see all our friends. The stork is entirely near, nun fact -red to oarown order, xpnrssly fur tlie Eransvillc wholesale and retail tradeWe profess Wsella low as any market, and satisfa tinn given in all cases. Personal attentiim riven to org ders. W. E. IIOLLlN.SWOTM, janlMm T.J. HOLLINGS VORTH. fkTEW DOOK8 I NEW BOOK 8 ! iw Uuils, by the Author of Initials; Parthenia, or the Last Days of Paganism, only just published by Tick nor L Fields: The Plant Hunters, by Capt. Mayae Reed; Malx-I Vaiiftban: Moss Side, by Marion llarland; Meaow Brook: by Mrs. Holmes; Lena Rivers, Homestead on the Rill Side, do Kliool Days at Rugby; A new supplv f the lest Books of th year for sale by LianltJl DOBELL k. CONVNOTON. PATENT BREAD BAKERY. First t-treet near 5lala. rwpiiz NEW YORK BAKERY, formerly owned by ML J. C Gaunt, having changed proprietors, lara,ecan now den-nd unu n every article tid inna ne iaerr heinc FKESII. CLEAN, and COOD. All Kinds of Cracktrsand Pilot Bread l ythe pound er barrel, at Cincinnati or Louisville I'ices. Holding the exclusive r.ght for Vaoderlur?U county to manufacture the celecatod Patent Bread, so popular in he Eastern cities, being cheaper and more healthy thaa the ordinary hakers brtad. families, iioteis ana Steamboats are invited to try it. Fresh eakes of every descrip'ion alwavs on band, and all order promptly filled and delivered. We-ldinr and Parties supplied" with Fancy Cakes and Pies at th shortest notice. Hot Rusks and Bunns every afternoon. The estaoiisnment will hereafter be known aj tlie PATENT BREAD BAKEHY. ; febbjjw f."l 4XCY SO IPS. 300 boxes, consistintr of Military Shavinff, Tranparent Cakes, Tra.parent B:irs, Fancy Rose, Fancy Bars, etc. J ust received and for sale vaav vow by Qium fc jin. SUNDRIE. inodrumsNewFijrs; 1U0 has halfand quarter Raisins; J tierces S. 8. Almonds; S New Kilrt; 5 cases XA lioxes Sardines, (1000 boxes.) V iioxes Hamburg Cheese; Received and for sale ly jaul I. D. HFIMANN. CUN DRIES. 1X) boxes and half Star Candles; 2! reams Wrapnint Paper .lOdox. Genuine Shaker Brooms; JOdoz I. R. Half Bushels. 10 boxes Cloth Pips. 10 rross Cef Irr Faieets. Received and for sale by -jau 15 ' I. t D ntlMANN. ;OAP AXD CAXDLES. 3 ü loxes full weiulit Star Candle; 23 boxes Cincinnati Tallow Candles; 2: boxes Cincinnati Palm oap. All of chaice quality, asd for tale at rednred pr-.cen, I e gilbbkt ti Bowles. vroonKV bowls, ion Nesu Wooden Bowls: ioozen flo Trays; f do Ass'd Chum's: 60 do Rolling Pins; S3 do Mashers, J ast rere red and for sale hy 7.. H. COOK ti SON. HUNGARIAN CRASS SEED. RAISED in Decatur county, Iowa, original SeM from II unwary about i years ago. Turns oft from 4 to 6 tons of hay to the acre, referred to any otner hay for stock, ree'd ty Uau 131 A stck of the above Seed just Z. 11. IWK AglS. HRIEDBEEF.JLr W "us Clique Dried Beef; tA do Beef Tonruest 3 Bids Prime Pork; jut received and for vale Jan-tr. Z. H. TOOK & SON . by ST lORSK SHOE MIL. - eoliacsf-enuine -GKIFKIN" If. S Nail an hand and fur sale by (Jan 12 BAM'L ORR. FOR RENT. ONE of thebert business stands In the eltr, next door to J. P. Bynifs on Main street. Possession given immediately. For rartxnlar Ininire of decSf-tt. DOltELLU CONVNUTON. l.DRIK.4 boxe Hifiiris: 20 hftUhoxes lU.i-ios; 125 foxes Ne. Herring; 60 bblj Cement, 1 ust received and for aale by .. PRESTON BROS. FOR RENT. THE nOFSE on the corner of corner of Thd and Cheatnut streets, formerly occupied lr J. J. Ibtnlels, Esq., a very desireaUie situaiion, with rood stahl in aod eaxriare house Is for rent to a rood ten ant enquiraof ljantf.l J. P. BYRNK. rKWRAKs . 1 2 Boxe, Choice New RaHn; 3m0 lbs New Citrons-

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