Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 1, Number 198, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 December 1848 — Page 3

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The Daily Journal is published every morning (Sundays excepted) at 10 cent per week, payable to the Camera, or fcj per annum, payable in advance. The TKl-Wtr.KLT JocrsaL, for the eounfy, con taining all the matter ol the Daily Journal, is pub lished on Tuesdtys, Thursdays and Saturdays, at $4 00 per annum in advance. The Weeely Jocrxl is published every Thursday at $2 IX), three copies for $5 00, seven copies fur $11 00, ten copies tor 913 uu.iu advance. SATURDAY M0RS1SG, DEC. 16. CO" No telegraph despatch received last night. From the Louisville Courier. Columbus, Dec. 11, P. M, Ohio Legislature. la the Senate, no choice has yet been made of aeargeant-at-arms. Mr. Archibald (Dem.) offered the following preamble and resolution. Whereas, the constitution expressly proTides and declare that no money be paid Irom the treasury except by appropriation made by lavr. And whereas the power conferred upon the auditor of State by law to levy taxes and to pav the interest of the public debt was intended to be exercised by him under the strict supervision of the Geueial Assembly. Therefore, "itoofrei.That if the Auditor shall during the intervallum of the sessions of the Legislature attempt to exercise that power, he shall be deemed an enemy to his country. "Resolved, That the imposing of taxes if an exercise of high sovereign power, aud that the power delegated to the auditor is unconstitutional aud is hereby declared null aud void. "Resolved, That the Senators voting for these resolutions, will by all open, peaceable, or, if necessary, forcible means, oppose the collection of such taxes, during the disorganization of the Assembly, aud for the lultilment of which lUey pledge their Uvea, fortunes and honor. ' Revolved, That the county treasurers are hereby advised and invited by Senators so vo ting to withhold the State revenue for the present, until the organization ol the Assembly, or until ulterior means can be devised by the friends of the country . Considerable debate followed the introduction ot this preamble and resolutions. Mr. Whitman (Dem.) stated the purpose of himself and associates to be that, if after the i' lapse of sufficient time no organization of the Assembly had taken place, they would recommend the people to come to Columbus and initial a provisional government until a constitution could be adopted. The resolution were laid on the table aud ordered to be p.inted. , Columbus, Dec. 13. In the Senate to day, Mr. Goddard made a motion to lake up Mr. Archibald repudiating jesoluuon; upon winch motuu a very exciting debate arose. Mr. Kwing said he should oppose the motion, as be thought that the time for action had not yet arrived, and he would not vote except as a denier resort. Mr. Goddard said he wished them to vote on the resolution. Mr. Archibald remarked that it was a matter of indifference to hi in whether the resolutions were taken up or not. The fiat had already gone forth, and no power short of that of bayonets could collect taxes during the disorganization of the Legislature, a the powers of the Auditor were at an end. Mr. Whitman reiterated his former protesta tions, aud said that the Democratic members had long since written to the various county treasurers to withhold the taxes thfy had already in their possession. Mr. Dennison followed in a spirited speech, remarking that the resolution were revolution ary. in their aspect, and ought to have been re jected the instant they were represented. Messrs. Bennet, W iison ana Uorwm op posed the motion to take up the resolutions. The resolution was finally lost yeas 6, nays 30. We arc indebted to Mr. P. G. O'Riley late Louisville papers. for fX2"EC0LLtCT Gbls, this is the last month of leap year. Rs quick! M. Julien. of Paris, is dead. He was the founder of the Revue Enryctopedi-jue, and at one time secretary to Robespierre. The Salary of the President of France is to be 600,000 francs a year. Divide Sertice. Col. Lehmanowljy will preach to-morrow at the Methodist Church, at 11 o'clock, A. M. STATE of INDIANA ) Yanderburg Connty, i Vandertmrgh Circuit Court, in vacation Decamber 12, lt4S. Thomas H. Williams. , Thomas Foe. Jr. In Chancery. AND now at this time, to-wit: December 12th 1S43. comes the above named complainant by James E. Blythe his solicitor, and files in the office of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court his certain but ot. complaint against toe above named defendant: and ittaiislactonly appearine from the arlidavit of a disinterested person thisday tiled in th clerks othce, storesaid that the said Thomas Toe, Jr. is n at this time a resiJent of the State of Indiana. Therefore notice is hereby given to the said Thoma ip. Jr.. that unless he appear and plead to an. swer the said complainants, said Uill of complaint on or before the calling ot this c Rise, on tne nrst day nt the next term of said Court to be held at the Hnnrt House in Evansville on the fourth Monday in March next the matters and things therein contained will be heard and determined in his ansence. dec 14-pf $2 SA.M'L T. JENKINS. Cl k. "a A I3IINI8TltATOUS Sale ol Land aud Ton Lots.-The undersigned will sell at ?UOllC auciioil oil uic miii uaj vi 848 at the door of the Court house in the ciiy of Evansville, the following described real estate, to wit. T j-ta Nos 13. 14. 15 and 16 in tllock No 1 in GoodvelFs Enlargement adjoining the city of Evansville. Also the S E qr of N E qr of Sec 7, Town 7, Ranee 11 w est in the Couniv of V ancerlttrch. One third ol the purchase money to be paid in three months, one-third in six. and one-third in nine months, the Durchascreivinff his note with approved security, and waiving the benefit of the valuation and aDpraisemement tws. The above sale will be made nursuant to an order cf the Probate court ?f V ander burgh County made at jta Noy-mber term A. D..

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J N. Y. MARTIN Si KTOKWI U. Cincinuati&N Orleans GTBSOl, STOCSTOXXJ. Sc CO.. COMMISSION PRODUCE MERCHANTS 7ti Ilroud Mreet. NEW YORK. wk. Acm.Cincinnati u. ftKwc:.L.N. Orleans IVIAXlTlIT Sc STOCKW2LI, PROOUCF. COMMISSION & FORWARDS MERCH'TS Tcuoupitonln Mreet, NKW CHILEANS. And General Coin minion Merchants, oct 26diw CINCINNATI. OHIO. . 1 N stole and tor sale 50 tbl While Lime in goo order and Cheap lunel W. FOSTER. HOUSE TO KENT. 1 wih to rent my dwelling house,-! corner of Sycamore end Fourth street. The bout contains tour rocniv ami a kitchen ntul chut. -Apply to CHRISTIAN DECKER, nov 27. WINDOW (ila. An assortmet of Window Glads, assorted sizes. For sale by way I tf. A L A UUIILLN, Waters!. 1'lTTttBUIiniI COAL. bfififi Bushels Pittsburgh Coal lor sale ly OUUU HENRY tCKlBHR & CO. u-c 5-lm Water Street TO LET. CONVENIENT Dwetling-hoMe now occupied by the subscriber. A tor terms apply at tho store of Sep 2 OLIVER LADD HOOTS AND SHOES. CCE1V LD per steamer 'J i.Mtireru, 2 nst soli ots ui.d i fees, cempu-ir g n o gi neial a R ortmcnt ott 5 M. V. r u. I tAi. I 3ICKLES Just received from Boston, 10 cases Win. luderwevKpa 1 ickles assorted.

E. T. H. OIBSOX. J.tO. X. STUCK WELL

V ulnnt Catsup Yeast Powders Pepper 55-i uce, Capol Capers, ALLIS Jfc 11UWES. For sale by toe 2 r tilTXNY DAGS. OA OOO ccor,d hnnd Gunny Bogs which v.VMVf have lieen tilled once with corn and are peiiect in every rei'pect. 1 hey will contain bushel each, t rice u cents i-oraiety FRANCIS MtKAY, dec 1-wJt Louisville. Ky ji:st received, eZf KEGS Pure while Lead; OU 10 bbls Linsceid Oil: 5 do Turpentine; 23 boxed 8-20 Window Clan, lowby A. LAUGH LIN, Water streemay FIGS Just rec ived and fres lO) Drums Figs, h. 3 hi)'.! Currants, 8 tierces Almonds, Fwfcalehy oc 2: ALMS &. HOWES. PANTALOONS STUFF & COATINGS CIOTTENADES, Croteiu, Tweeds, pujHrtine J black Freucti Drai, et., Drap do Nienne, Lite en a:id Union check ud iritM, w itii all the intt desirable sty tor bale low at wltole.-aieand retail by a, li MUKKias. JOHNSON. . PRINT3! PRINTS!! VN en liens quantity and variety of l'rirts of t . neweMt.Siriiiti and Summer ntv !, Isethe withevzry thine new, in the way ot Drea Goods, loi ale at wholesale and retail ly apl." MUtCKId S. JOHNS JN rpiIK LIVER CO.MFLA1NT. Dr. M'Lnne, the JL invenlor of the cl remedy for that fiaiful dieusc, which has ever lieen otlcred tu the public, thus d-sr-cribes thu iniUiinis which indicate a dio.d .-red Kiatcol that iiuHrtant ornn: " umitum ol itna l J.ivfr. l ain in thenhl side, mnlt-r ih etle ot il.e ril, inert ae oil iirmurc. Soni'tiiiieM the (Kiln is in the lelt .ide Thepniient n rarely able to iie.on tbe lelt Mde. onu t lines the am a lelt uml.T Mw sboiiider blude, aud it Irequenty extends to the top of the t-honl icr. and is eometiinesi mistaken lor a rhciiniati.-in in the aim. 1 he stomach in atfecled with loa ofnp)rtite and t-iclnei-s the lioweis in central are coa?ive, foinetiniea nlternativc with lax. The head i? trouhhd with ain. accompaniMl niihadul!, heity geintation in tie back part. There is generally a con-ideru Lie lass il memory, accompanied with a pnir.lul sensation ol having kit undone botnethinc; which ouiiht to have be n dne. A eiight cotih is tometimes an attendant. The palient co;miairi3 ol wearin s r.nd dcbill'y he ii eaiiy ntartlel hi feet are cold or burning, and he complaint of a prickly w nsntion of the ski-i. His spirits are low; and although he is satisfied that exercUe would he lcnencial to him. vet he can scarcely summon up fortitude enough to try iL in met, no uiiruid every remedy. Have you any or all of thete ymptoms? Call and purchase a box ot Dr. M'Lnn'd Fill, at CKAWFOUL) llr.LL Agent, Evansville la; Decker Kramer, Janier: John Stubhletitld, Delectable Hill, 1. O; lloht. Logan, Hudi Banks;N S. Johnaon, 1 cterburg; I hra. llornbrotk. Union; Debruler Jc Cron. Winsliw; John Lynn, Lvnnvillc; Chester Uethell, lJjnviile; A. llager, Newburg; U.S. &. D. U. llager. Kickptr:; Chas. F I.onard, Ml Vrnon; Jamea .M. C.rinita, Springfield; .s uunipnrey vv vo, liarmony: j i einom it Uo. Schnwniiie;Cox &. Kohb, Fnrris; J S Jajuis Fosey vill; W J Whiting. Crnthian: Williamson &. Yorke. Owensvulv; W II r islier, I rinceton; K 13 llallock, Frinceton; John li G'ardner, Uiairbville; Daniel Archer Si. Co Columbia. V. L tlrecorv. travelling Anent Country amenta can be 8Uji;mcd at C lieil'a, Lvansville, la. nov 'If. JKrFEVEKS, like every "other torm ofdiscas-, a r only an effort of nature, to expel from the body some thing that is opposed to health; it is merely a strug gle between tne tiood and bad humors lor supremacy ind the commotion which ensues is called Fever. fhe usual symptoms ol a r ever are heaviness, Ian izuor. anxk ty, sinhing and yawning, with alterna live lits of heat and cold. After which, the patient complains ot pain in the head and back, thirst, dim culiv ot Dreatmne, pain in ine umus, a tense oi mi ness about the region of the stomach, nausea and ickness, with aou.etimes a vomiting ot bilious mat ter. WRIGIIT'SINDIAN VEGETABLE FILLS will he found Deeuliarlv adanted to the cure of all kinds ot Fever, because they not only thoroughly cleanse the stomach and bowels Irom all bilious humors, but thevoocn those excretory vessels which empty into the bowels; ana. conseiueiiiiy, ine impurity contain ed in the circulation iwhich is the cause ot all disor dered motions ol the blood, called re vers,) is thrown into the bowels, from whence it is carried on by the regular alvine discharges In usinz Wrmht s Indian vegetable i ills tor re vers, the only care necessary is. to have the medicine operate copiously by the bowels. If the symptoms are urgent, Irom tour to eight Fills should be taken, night and morning, until the lever has subsided; after" which, smaller doses, once in twenty-four hours, will be surlicient to restore the body to a state ol IttrBEWARE or SroA-coATFn CocxTERFtrTs! AVrnArr, that the vrigimal aud oh if genuine Indian VrgrtabU Pill Aire the written signature of Wnx LI am Wewitt on the top of etick bitx. The cenuino is lor sale at wholesale and retail by k ROBERT BARNES, sih aaent for Evansville. O.O.Newman, West Franklin; G. P. &. T. J. Hudspeth, Boonville; A M l'helps, Ncwburg; Henry Blaksley, St. Louis; Jones Sc Richardson, Jonesboro: ohn Lynn, Lyn nville; ii W Noble, Louisville; and Jt Dr. Weight's principal office, 16? Kace street, Philadelphia,!. oct23 3w SARDINES Just received trom lioston per Steamer Gladiator, 100 cans jiwklod Lobsters; 200 boxee Srdines, for sale by ot AM.W Si ITOWEf,

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Confectionary. TMIE unden-'mned (late of the turn ofFarrell

.L Co.. Cincinnati.) respectfully informs the citizens of Evansville, and merchants generally, thai he has opened a wholesale and retail L onlectionary on aier wreer, nexi aoor to .nesrs. UaKwcK cro' thers. wliere he will be pledged ti supply all wh. may favor him with their patronage, and will- fur nifh an artitle surcRioR trf at from any Manufae buy west ol New x ork .warranted pure and free from all pernacious dr" . ind to keepinanv climate. Wholesale price lot v.sorte.l candy, by the lox, lbl cents per pund. JU1I.-M FAKKELL. KlTEES TO Mr. Wm.O. Urcee, Metsrs. I'abbitt, Uooti St, Co. John SwaM?y Si. Co. i Cincinnati. (Jeo. II. Hates & Co. 4 Hosea Sc I'razer. J dec. 13KESERVES Received per steamer Cladiatoi 2 caes Canta Oinger, 2 d TJnderw tMKl's Currant Jolly, 2 do do Dlackherry Jelly, 2 do do as'd. Fie Fuit9. For sale by foe 23 J ALLld ,t HOWES. CIUNNY HAS. 111 I II II I i rime new 'zt iaueia Cunny Bag? -JJ in store ana forsalel mo lor sale by. J.H.MACllKE&CO. ate ii J. VAUTIflK A CO., WOULD announce to their friends andl. customers that thev have reniinril ihirlLr iiofr pioreon .iain Mreet a lew uoors below their former stand one door Ix l ow l!ittroltr Jewelry i-hop. where they intend to ke-p cjnftantly on hand a' large stock, ot Boots and Mioes. and ore daily manulacturing work oi every description. We would fay that we hive established ourselves permanently in this place, and intend giving our jk," sonal attention to busiiitt.s, and make Use of every t tFort to nccommodate all our customers. We feel highly gra:-ifh-d with the patronage we havr received since we have been in Evansville, and the continuation of the same will prompt u to continue and enlarge our business. We have made arrangements to obtain the best of stock from the East, and employ the Lett ol worknien, and sell as low as any manufacturing shop in the wot; citizens and transient persons will do well to call ami examine our work. As heretofore all work made by us is warranted and no charge is made for tepairing work that gives way. dec 14 J. VAUTUIN Sc CO. V A KILTY NTOHi:. Mil. A. ('. i't 'SI I EE, Wuuld itil jnn his friendt. and i he public generally that he has on hand a general asornminl of Neck" Stooks, Fnder fchirts. and Drawer.-, t; loves, bl'k C:avats,SusjH-nders, Fer lumerv. Lily White, RoaIl'sSliaviiig Cream, Razvts. Knives, Brushes, Com!, Bag aiul Furs Trmmings. Mart Muds, Shawl Fins. Blond Hii.-hc, Worstetls. Needles, Steel l't ns. Chessmen. Wax, Dolls, Accordian, Stockings, Hoods, Comforts, FocXtt Ink .-lauus, ?uueis, lencus, ciijur iaes, l urM.cs uaiiics, and other articles at the lowest prices dec 11. iMain, near Water street. HOOTS AM) SIIOFS. mi 'ST received i Men's Brocan Shoes: v:. Cases I jack and Kip Boots; 2. Casts Women's lace Stitched Boots; For saleby oct 31 ALMS Jt HOWES, DLNTLSTUY. DR. J. V. CURTIS, lateol Cincinnati having made a permanent loca tion in tins city, would respectfully in I or m the citizens of Evansville jnd vicinity, that he is prepared to perform all operations pcr'aiuing to tne profession of Dentistry. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. However unfortunate tome may be in the loss of their natural teeth yet their ease is nt entirely immutable, for they can now be supplied from one to nn entire set of an incorru tab!e materinl cither w ith or without artitici.il gum's, pcrhctly, adopted and soarranged as to tlefy detection. FLL'OOINO OR FILLINC. Farticiilar attention paid to cleaning and fdling teeth with Oold, so as to completely arrest the progress af decay, and restore thern.to beauty'and uwlulness. EXTRACTING TEETH. When there are many diseased and rottihg teeth and roots, their ntled upon the beauty of the complexion i most fatal, the lilted matter engendered by these are taken up by the absorbants and thrown upon the pystem, pnxlueing tawiuesses of the com plexion pimples, blotches, &c. Teeth extracted by the late improved instrument with as little pmn as pos?illc. '1 he treatment ol children's teeth carefully at tend d to. All operations warranted. O-OHice for the present, at the Sherwood House. Dec 1J. 'PICIIS, Ac. Received and for sale, ) 5 bas Ground Ginger, & b 23 5 20 do do Catiid, do do do do do do Spice, Feinier. prepared Cicoa. do Chocolate; OC.2-J ALLIS Sc HOWES For ate by FOR KENT. THE Wsrehousie on First street, known as Ka zr's Warehouse. Apply to dec 13 ALLIS 11UWLS ftl EDICAL.-JOHN R. WIIX'OX,rA,7lfburgeon, first St., alwve Mam, t-vanrville. ap2 J OHN J CHANDLEtl. Attorney at Law OfTic on st. b-"n Mn and Svcamore. ap 26 NOTICE TO EFICUKES. "l"t"E are in reveipt of part of our slock purchased H by our Mr. Allij in New York and Boston. with an eye to the taMcs ot our friends and customers that are lond of uocxl livuig, which will be found enumerated below, and we invite a call Irom those wishing to purchase. IK: 23 ALLI3 Sc HOWES. FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, I DST Receivel by M. W. Foster, at the corner tl of Main and First streets, a large and general as ortmet of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suitable lor he present and approaching seasons, conristinz in part of r rench and Lnglish black, blue,lireen,Uuvc and Cadet; 6-4 Cloth, Cassiineres,Sattinetts,Tweeds Jeans, Linseys, Flannels, superior and common Bed and over Coat Blankets, Frints, Ginghams, Del mes Latnertine and Mad on a l'laids and Stripes, I'lain and Figured A 1 pacca Lustres, Bik Satin strioes. .Mode aud Figured Cassimeres, superior Ben Gro Do Rive, Italian and Flaid Silks; Silk, Velvet, Satin; .Silk, Unen and iasio Lace, ana rxigings, r ringes, Buttons, r lowers, Kibbons,&.c., &c. Also 60 Cases Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bon nets &lc.. making my assortmen very general, desira ble and complete. I would respectfully invite the attention of purchasers to call and examine the stock. as 1 have no boubt, it would ueto tne interest oi both parties, as I am determined to sell at the lowest price for cash, or in exchange lor produce. net 13 .it. u.rwiriit. HOPE STOKE. JUST received and lor sale 65 Kegs Nails; 10 do tpikes; 60 bags prime Rio Coffee; 70 coils .Manilla Rope; .0 doz. Hemp Beadcords No I Sc 2; 45 do Brooms; 13 bales Cotton Batting; 10 bbls Salaratus; 5 do Madder; 500 Carpet Warp; tO bbls double rectified Whiskey; 10 do A. M. Brandy; 5 do S. M. Wine; 5 do Old Fort Wine; 5 do Old Rye Whitkey; In store and for sale low, by dec? - O. VENNF.MAN Sc Ce.

COL. LEIIMANOWSKY.

nrmerly an Oilier in Napoleon's Army, has the iiwuui iu aujuaiiu me iauics arm viiiiiiieiueu oi Evansville, that he will give two lectures at the ivouri iiouse, on 1 uesday and lhursday evenings. The Lectures will treat of the character, d'snosition and manners ol Napoleon while in the military 5niuui,iiny aim euoinei, luiernuxea wun original anerdotes. The charac er, disposition, and manners of Madame Josephine, tirst wife of Napoleon, and - he true causes ol the divorce. The causes of Napoleon's fall, his exile to St. Hel cna, his and Mad. Josephene's death scenes N. B. Excellent transparent likenesses of Napoleon any Mad. Josephine, and the death scenes, will beexhibitedduring thete lectures, and illustrated. Tickets Twenty five cents, to be had at the door. dec 'i rOl. LEHMANOWSKY, has the honor to ac Vy quaint the Ladies and Gentlemen of Evamville, that he w ill give rive more Lectures on the lollowing objects: Seiite of Toulon, first Cam paten ot Italy 1796. Campaign or Egypt 1 !?. Baltic ol AtisterliUlHOj, Campaign of Russia 1p12. Battle of Waterloo 1615. All the Battles wihbc illustrated with transparen cies. The Lectures w ill be given on Friday, Saturday. .Monday, luesdav. and lhursdav evenings at the Uourt House at . o clock 1 . M., pree isely. Admittance Ui each Lecture, Jo ce nts. NEW GOODS AGAIN!!! I EST received per Steamers North Carolina and J. Q. Arlarns, 13 packages more ol our Fall and Winter Stock. Which now comprises blue mixed and cold mixed Flans; ble and blue black. Filot cloths and blue Jueshings; Blankets; Linseys; Brown Cottons nd battinets. Black plaiJ mourning and fancy Ginghams, En gUh mourning, oil colored; Furniture, blue and orange and new style fane. Flints. Combs, Buttons aud Threads; bl'k plaid English Silk Cravats; Artificials; Ribbons and Florence braid lion nets; brk and colored silk r ringes and Gimps; Indies bl'k lace silk Mitts and Gloves; Wadding?, I addiii" and Canvass. Figured Salesburv Flannels; plain bl'k Satin Striped, figured Mohair and real A I pacca Lustre?; Rich hgu red colored Imperial and silk checked iauiartines. Infants fancy velvet; Bovs velvet and Cloth; Mens Cloth, velvet, fur, cloth fur trimmed, point Print, ghized and Flush Caps. R. V. black and drab wool Hats; Fash Angola, Nutria, Russia and B. B and L. Crowned Planter, Monterey and Buena ista Hats. The alnive addition makes our assortment complete witf) the exception of Boots and Shoes; w hich we are looking lor daily. We have made such arrangements that we will be receiving New Goods the w hole of the present son nnd will sell at low prices. Sep 15. J. H. MAG II EE Sc Co LECTURES OX CHEMISTRY, II y Rev. C. A. FOSTER. f"I"MlESE lectures are designed not only to instruct, X but to amuse, and therefore, will be illustrated by varied and beautiful experiments. First liecture without charce. Tickets for the course, $5,00. For a Lady and Gentleman $b00. Those who do not wish to attend tho whole course can be accommodated with Tickets lor separate Lec tures at 25 cents each, to be bad at Mr Shanklin's store, e'orner of Main ard rirst streets No deduc tion for Children. Tickets not transferable. fnov 13-2w. ATTENTION CA SII BUY JUST B EC EI V ED AT KRCEMEN& MORGAN'S, (Ab. 25, Main street.) LOT of seasonable Dry Goods which will be l sold a low. or lower than thev have ever been oll'ered in ihis city. As we sell exclusively for cash we are willing to sell on small profit, l.ivh us a call aud examine for yours I ,es as we are always plca:ed to show our Goods whether we sell or not. Our stock consists in part ef the following articles: 'iiu pieces tail prints, be-auiilul styles; 20 " bl'k alapacca at from la to 20 eta. per yd. 15 " oil col'd Ginghams at only diets, per yd. 2 14 sup. black silks 37 inches wide. 10 cidet rat li nets. Cloths, Cabinets, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Red Blankets, Vestings. tailors trimming". Shawls, dress hd'ki's Hals Caps See. Also a tine assortment of La dies and Alises Boots, walking Shoes, Slippers, chil dren's boots. Boy s kip uionroes. Mens thick and Kip Lhkhs. We will lie receiving weekly supplis Irom this time out until the season closes, direct Irom the importers and manufacturers of '.he latest styles oi tortigti and domectic .Dry Ooods. nov vj. REMOVAL Of the I'cv York Clienp Store To the Hrick Store on Main Street, for merly occupied by William Hughes. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL RICHARD RALEIGH returns his thanks to the public tor past favors and solicits a continuation of the same. I am just receiving liom few York ami Philadelphia a large and splendid stock ol Dry Goods, consisting in part of t-upertine Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts, aud rich Vestings, Hats, Caps, Water Proot Boots and Shoes, Ladies Gaiters and Fine Hioes of supertine quality. A large and splendid stock of Domestics of every kind; iSilk, Gingam, and cotton Umbrellas: a large slock ot Ladies wear, such as Bombazines, Fancy colored Alpacas, and Delanes, French, English, and Amecican Calicoes, Ginghams, &c; a large assortment of Eight Day and 1 Lirly Hour Clocks, Looking Glasses, and almost every article in the Dry Goods line. Also, Salt, and Groceries of every kind at Wholesale, all of which will be sold at remarkably low prices lorcat-h or any kind of merchantable produce. Country merchants will find it their interest tocall and exnniineniy goods and prices, as I arn determined to sell as low as any house west of the Mountains. RICHARD RALEIGH, oct 26-3m. NEW IRON STORE IN LOUISVILLE. aHE Subseriber late of New Albany has opened . his Store opposite the Louisville Hotel lie designs to sell at YY holesale to .Merchants,Traders and BiacKsmitlfsand invite them to an almost entire new StocA ol BAR IRON, HARDWARE and CU I'LERY; which consists in part of 100 tons Bar Iron ass'd loOOllis Smoothing &Tai 4000 lbs. Cast SteeL lors Irons, 2UU0 " A. B. Steel 200 cast Mould Boards, 2000 44 English Blister 2t setts Wagon Boxes. Steel, 30 sets Elcptic Springs, 1G00 " German Steel, 10 " IronAxels, a XX) "Shear and Springs 300 " Knives & Forks, Steel, 200 dox Pen and FocAet WK) Kegs nails, all sizes. Knives, 40 doz 7d Col lens Axes, 30 doz Butcher Sc Shoe 50 " Spades and Shov. Knives, . els, lux) doz Butt Hinges, 500 pair Trace Chains, 2U0 Gross Screws, 1000 lbs Log Chains, CIRCULAR, 40 Mill taws, 6 to 8 feet Hand and Fannell Saws, . 30 Cross Cut Saws, 5 to Augurs, Chibsels, Flan 71 feet, Irons, Rules, Gouges. 20 doz Coflee Mills, Door Locks, Latches, 20 "lea Kettles, Counter Scales,Bruss Ket 21 Mouse Hole Anvils,tles, Iron wire, Razors, 24 lilackeinilhs ice, bcissors, vc, &.C 1000 lbs Hand and Sledge Hammers, nov 18. HENRY B. SHELLS. JUST RECLINED, O A TONS assorted Rod and Bar Iron; lOO kegs tisjorted Juniata Nails; 25 bundles spring Steel; 5 do sneer do; I case extra Cast do; . Plow slabs. Boiler and sheet Iron; ' Rasps, tiles, and Door Latches, Which, together with oar former stock makes complete. For salelovf by A. LAUGHLIN, may 9. Water street

"PORI47 CTEKCIIANTS, LOOK HERE! TH E subscribers will be prepared to Slaughter Hogs Cut and pack pork either in bulk or barrels, and also for rendering Lard, all of which will be done with neat nts i and despatch. Slaughtering Establishment below the Canal bridge, Main street. And their cutting and packing house on Sycamore street, Evansville la. Those at a distance wishing to correspond with us, may rest assured it shall meet our prompt attention. JOHN ECHOLS. - JOHN WARD -JCrPrinceton Clarion insert toarxountof $1.00 s ml harge this oiEce. Oct 17 tf

JUST received from Boston, f0 Coils ass'd size Manilla Cordage, 20,000 Gunny Bags, 2 bushels, 25 Boxes Sperm Candles, 50 do Lubick Herring, 30 cases Boston Mustard, 100 boxes isncy Toilet and Shaving Soap, For sale by toe 23J ALUS Sc HOW ES. COTTON YARNS AND BATTING. 16 bag 500 Cotton Yarn; 16 do COO do do; 2 do Carpet Chain; 4 Bales Cotton Batting; Just received and for sale low for cash by nov IS JOHN SHAN KLIN. DANK DIVIDEND. Branch Bane, a l Evansville, Nov. 22, ls43. Dividend of five per cent has been declared out ot the profits ol'lhi- Bank, for the six tuonilu ending 3 lt October: navable. deducting tnves. ot Stockholders on and alter Monday next 27ih iustb U. W. KAHllU:v.fc, Lathi,', i r 22-dJ-&w3t. IRON. A LARGE and general assortment of all t-i7.es o Common Bar. Flat. Round and Souare. l?r..ad nd N arrow Band. Axe and Hoe Lnr. I'liiw ltnr Flow Moulds and slabs. Nail and tmnll UtuU. t... gether with all sizes usually called for in the above line, tor sale by A. LAUGH LIN, ap 25 Water ft. NAILS. OO KEG Bostou and Juniata Nails, aborted 23 kegs Flooring Brads, astortcd; 25 do Assorted Kpikea. For sale by A. LAt'OHLIN, 25 Water street NEW GOODS. PRINTS, D03IESTICS, DRILLINGS, Ac Jt&t receive-d by sreamers Wyoming and Ccr mantown. IS bales 4-4 heavy and fine domestic; 2 " 7-8 " Driiiing; Also. Prints and other coods. the first arrivals a my Fall stock. Isep 14J M W. FOS1LR. SUCAR aud MOLASES. 100 HhdsNew Orleans Sugar; 250 Bbls do do Molasses: 40 do do 25 Bbls Sugar do do; House Molasses Polka do do do do. A". LAUGHL1N, Water street. brand; 25 i Bbls do le by f or aa op 25 FALL GOODS. JUST received a lew cases of my Fall 6tock. a niongst which are some Linen EdTiiiT. Ct t-ilk and worotiti Fringes Sec ci a M. W. FOSTER INDIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. f"MiE Receipts lor the year ending 1st November JL last, are in the hands of the Agent for collection. and prompt payment is required in order to tecuro the bene tits ot insurance. All claims not satisfied y the firtt day of DecemUr next will be icturnexl to Indianapolis as delinquent. xu. A. CORliCT, Agent, nov 22. Water Street. FRESH TEAS. ECEIVED per steamer Tuscaroia, 34 packages i ol Iresh'J eas in chests, boxes and caddv boxes for sale very cheap lor Cask. oct 5 M. W. FOSTER. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTSTHEsubscii!eris now opening 100 Packages Merchandise, consisting of Dry Goods, Boots &Sn0Es, HxTs,Cxrsand Bo.nxets, Hardware, Glass Ware and Crockery: which he will sell as low as any House in the City, for Cash, or Produce, such as Pork, Wheat, Corn. Oats, Flaxseed, White Beana beeswax Feathora or Tallow. decl-tf JOHN SHANKLIN. "I UST received from New Orleans, J 50 bags RioCotTee, 2 Tierces fresh Rice, 25 doz. Buckets, 25 Nests Tube, bbls No 1. Mackerel, 10 do Laf Sugar, For eals by foe 23J ALLIS St HOWES. TOBACCO Just received from Baltimore, 50 boxes ass'd brands V 3rginia.TobbCco, 25000 do do llavaroa Segars, For sale by hoc 23 ALLks&HOWE THE Subscriber is now opening at the Corner o First and Main Mreet, a lull stock of season able Dry Goods consisting in part ot the following 10 bales 4-4 brown feheetiDgs; 2uO pieces Calico; 50 do Bleached Domestic; 50 do Sattinets and Jeans; with a creat variety ot M. Delanes. Cashmeres. fan cy Vestings, Cat-iruers, of every variety; a large assortment of Winter Shawls, embracing some olquite new styles and ot the latest la.-diions; Cerro Ciordo, Barker, and Tcirkire feliawl?, bl'k ca&imere Shawls embroidered; alo a good Stock of Ladies1 Kid Gloves all of which will be sold on reasonoble terms for cash or produce-; such as Corn, Oats, Pork, Beeswax, 1 allow, or feathers. nov 14, '48. JOHN SHANKLIN. Stamp Improvement on the Wings ol Time A. L. GILBERT, HAVING been solicited by several of his patrons to give a course ot instruction in Phonography, or the art ol writing oy sou no, wouiu siaie io ail such as may be desirous ol acquiring this rapid, (and no less usetul art) that he wdl open a School tor that purpose on we'dnesuay evening iecemoer tne utn t his r-cnooi-roorn next uoor o ine ipiecopai enurcu 'he coune will consist of 12 lessons. Success is uaranfed. The invention ol a system of writing. comhining mort man inc raptauyoj wnograpny wtin mors than ths itgibUity of long hand, while ilia at the same time himple and easily acquired is at ence admitted to be an immenc benefit conferred upon tho world. Phonography needs enly to be known, to captivate ilie lover ot truth and harmony. And it is ceitainly no small luxury to be able oiler a moeiera:o mount ot practice to eirop tnes ipougnts on ojcr with the rap oily oispetcii anu wun ine c.i pukes vi unerring cerUinty to the eye. Vtx ma &1,C0. N. LS. the hrst leton iree to an. cec i LOBSTERS Received per steamer Dover from Boston, 10O cans frerh Lobsters. Iiermeiri'"al!y sealed; for sale by oc23J ALLIS &, HOWE. A LLIS ct HOW have tempororely moved tleit i. Stock aid truce to the new Liic irioi,i ;ycamore street, next to Laughlin's coinjer. ot u Lieh place they refpectlully tohcit their Intijcs acd tte public ingeneiilto extend to them the tfcnic litem! n.trAn.n. tliAtr h.v. ui Inner f-ninvfH alu.. i.lt grateful ibr, and will always endeavor to desene (iOOD IE1VS, To those who loveOystetf. IN consequence ol a Telegraph Dirpatch cf the ltiK intt. ws have teducedthe price ot tree h Cysters 25 cxntj wtCaar I f Al.f Srli