Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 5, Number 194, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 December 1852 — Page 2

DAILY JO CJENAL;

A. H. SANOERi. EDITOR.1 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Daiiv Journal, tw Tar. 13 00 1 AICHS Uf ouwtniriuij. Trtweekly jooixai!iT?;;::::::r.:.':::::::'. co Weekly Journal, ...,." 2 u CITY OF EVANSVILLE: &onth of the Missouri. We suppose the ' accident hapened Saturday morning. Twelve 1 persons were killed, and a number wounded. The Geneva was a stern-wheel' boat, and often passed Evansville daring the summer tiae.' Rulboid Accidmt. A collision occurred 'last Wednesday evening, on the New Albany aod Salem road, between a new -locomotive ca trial and a ho? train. A man 'named .'II arris, 'having a drove of hogs under his charge, was instantly tilled. Mr. 'Sewer, - engineer of the new locomotive, and sent from Boston by the buiUers to put it in Tuning order, was dangerously wounded. The locomotives . wera irjured to the amount of .' aeven thoniand dollars. The hixr pin wpr forced over eachother till they were four deep, .eerctaT& tn th? Tj-tniaviÜA Cnnr'mr A Knut thirty hogs'were k:lled. 'There bad been no notice given of the bog train starting dovrn. The locomotives were literally buried in each other. To-sight! Mr. Willard Carpenter will cake a speech this evening at the Court House, on the subject of the new Egua lization Law, and why it should not be repealed. Mr. ' C. iscerta'nly fully posted up in this matter. aod he solicits the presence of those opposed ' to the law. We hope he will have a big crowd, as whatever may' be the opinions of ' curcitizons for Or against this hw, it is one which deeply effects the interests of every ' property holder. . Vfl Ktnrt T.ct ako.it lnn.ti tSrax. , . a .vc. wub luiivil Li m last Saturday we, the cdilora, became aware of the presecce of a mince pie and a b ttle of ale, done up neatly the pie smoking hot and v. -1. r. : . . wi ...x ..t v... ut ... ...vi . l. . ladies engaged in the affair, have made mincemeat of the Junior' affections, (which were "not otberwiae engaged Jike the Senior) and he was ailing dreadfully, sliort'y after the ar--riTal cf -the present. - . ' MamrasT or SraAMsa Sootaita. 6 hV. tugar, S. E. Gilbert Co.; 200 bis coffe-, S tcs rice, 26 bbla molassed, 10 bxs auar, . Bemrnt di v iele; 6 bw a.ds?, Dabcock Bros.; 8 pkgs.mdse, J. & W. Riley; -3 -1-8 pipes " brandy, Harrington & Crane; 25 baU gunny ui, uuaiik.iu tt, xvnej, anus sugar, j bbts malassjs, 1 hlfbbldo, 1 bbl sujar, Jno. '. Mitchell. OCT The Cincinnati Daily Commercial ap- , pear in. entirely- new type, and enlarged, presenting a beautiful apearence. Mr. Lef, -' t at :i l a i . . . ws imiijuB, usi cuitrreu into paineramp with our old friend Mr. PttM in PAnHnMimt ; and publishing the Commercial. We certainly rejoice atth? prosperity of theCooimerOrThe steamer Empire ran into a coal boat and sunk it, near Laavenworth, lad. on ' her up trip. A card from a. couple of pasVVM.V, .1 WUbLUUJ ß J U U J HUUUJ and Jas. DaviJson, of Evansville, acquits the 0Meri. Fotr, Jaques & Co, Orr & ousy catting up porx last wees, at tne:r res'pectlve houses. The hogs coming in this season appear to be of fine quality. Messrs. . Shanklin andReilly will cut up to a limited extent this year, pay about 200,000 pound, commencing operations this week. v C5"7rhe8aIe ef rich Dry Gdods, postponed 'on account of the rain on Triday, will take t place to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock, at '.'Wboliey :& Nelaon's, on Water atreeL More good bargains for the ladies. t mm mm CiTThe Captain, of the Boston says a portion of the machinery and c-bin of that J ' steamer, will be saved. The stern is broken down and lies in 20 feet water. . CGTWe are indebted to our friend Mr. Wo. N.' Johnson, of San Francisco, for late California papers. C-Tbe Prairie City Bank, at Terre Hante has commenced issueing iu bills. Ths E.t-1 press speaks of these bills as being very " handsome. (ttrTbe Terre Haute Daily Courier has eessed publication as a Daily. We suppose thsj Courier will continue to be issued as a Weekly. CmaIT Ecito ! The editor of the Gray, i me Advertiser, at the close of a long notica of Graham's Magazine, thus seriously announces: "Mr. G. harin? bpen defeated for th Vir Preaidency he is determined to turn his at-! his M.gazine the very best s!i-li insert hi Prospectus lentuato mak a I We mom m m w s'0 0 next week." That will do! Mr. Huntington certainly willgireGrahamMagaxineabigrunaming the Yhigs of Ctttkardom. i

MONDAY MORNING, DEC. 6, 1S52. obeyed, he discharged bis piece at them. 'that would compare with older and wealthier-old fellow, and the last man in the world to ipSfi ? dki'iilr cof!uVork "cufludT s- One of the negroes fell dead on the spot the cities. ;JIny of them are carpeted, cush-' countenance humbuggery but we will say permaneu; situation im tie undersigned' ana good f trflmrr Grnrva deur yrd. ..... , , .... , , . i t j i j n u i u j i.- 1 Wages gua.-auti-.d. Apply immediately iu person or by f. nr-'T r n a- t. a it a q ball having passed through his breast. The ioned and painted-handsomely, and well he ha a remarkaMeHdevitio is employ: letter to tuomas küusäkll, iJ. l,Vt ; ; ' , other made good his escape. Yesterday a j heated and ventilated, so that they are very "Oar Zfcvtf is a medium, andby holding a -dc4tf Newburgh, to Louis last Saturday morning, and sent us- f the Soufi arrived here in comfortable, and one can worship God in P looaely un his hat!d, it will iuvoluutarily CORONER'S INQUEST, by. Mr. A. R. Jones, we . learn that the 2em,"aan rom &ou ned bere in comiorwoie, ana one a worsmp uoa iu on answemt oqueaüons-t urn- TH0Ä a'l el,J n., r.-n... v a .1.. "ch of them, but on learning the above them luxuriously. iE hi ' a frcTri thft w knowa nnt Ä.i!LÄ?"B!Är-."5.;LBBÄ

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ITERS FRO 31 CAIRO. - . ' BT MOSE. ' .

' Negro Shjt. Lut Au-at while a ciliZi n of Ohio City. Mo., immediately opposite . " - - Uiro. was out ffunnin. h nd, nitr ram in t of two neroea, who were seated at & 0, fire partaking of a repast. Oa s:ght of jbitn thy both fl.jd. - Not recognizing them,'

he commanded them to stop, butnot beiogiplaces of worship are fitted up tn a style

facts, returned home, as, under the circum stances, the laws of Missouri would not allow the recovery of anything from the man who killed the negro, or otherwise. CCrNine men attacked one of our city watches' one night last week, with a view of giving him a dressing he would remember. Our lone hero defended himself with a knife, and gave the whole of them a battle they little expected. One man was stabbed in the arm, another in the hand, and a thirJ in the side, from the effects of which ho will probably "die while the balance got blow for blow. Our hero got one eye bunged, and a veiy sentimental kind of a nose rather badly peeled in the confl ct, but seems perfectly satisfied with- the result. HCrThe editor of the Joneaboro (III.) Ga zette, contemplates starting a paper at &iro, some time during the present month. He says: U e intend to call it the "Cairo Weekly Bulletin' shall advocate the Democratic principles, do all we honorably can to advance the interest and well-being of th J party, but uhenawoli in sheep's clothing is found in our rauk.-, n . matter what hi station or position may be. in tr ppi g off the maak and exposing the ugliness within, we believe will be acting fur trie baltty and . perpetuity of the party, and believing it our duty, siali con.tirntiouiiy t act. That's right. And our word fcr it, that if you s.ive the wool you atrip from the Locofoco wolves about CJro, your undertaking will be. profitable. Uj -The prcjectof building a line of telegraph along the route of the Illinois Cen ral Railroad, from the mouth of the Ohio' to Chicago, has been talked of; and it is generally conceded that if built, it would prove tf great utility, and pay a handsome profit on money inveated in it. 'It would be the moat reliable line in the West, as no interruptions on account of falling timber breaking it, &c, would scarcely ever occur. Offices, of coura?, would be. established at every point where the impo tance of the place, or the am. Mint f stock aubs:ribeJ, voaM jjsti.'y it. i?-1 wo or tnree hundred acres of land SW . were recently soli within the city limits of Cair j, and bought principally by the citizens of the place. A number ot' tha purchasers design laying off' thJir purchase into town Lu, which they will probably offer for sale rometime during the winter. Twenty acres lying directly in the midst of this land, are advertised for sale, in the. Journal, by 31.-B. Harrell. Chance there fcr a big speculation. ' fCAn unusuily larga number of hogs will be slaughtered in this region the roming winter. S iles of several hundred head took place in Missouri yesterday, at fortr dollars per hundred, on foot. It is thought, howev er, that prices will run Eomewhat below this when slaughtering fairly commences. CrDuring the year ending November 1st, the receipts of the Memphis Telegraph Office were 8 ,104; Cairo oQce, $2,587 34; Paducah offi;e, v2,8J0 20; Cape Girardeau office, C830 29. fMr. Bone, whose flight from Cairo I noticed several days ago, on account of killing Sprouse, has been brought back for trial, and is now in Ballard county jail. He confesses his guilt. KThe steamer St. Louis passed Cairo to-day (the 1st) with the Pawnee in tow. It will be recollected that the Pawnee sunk'in the Mississippi below this point several months ago. audcrbn rsjb Co. Contribution. The following letter was received by our T8 rf V . 7 . C -".PUB T" M. J . . . iiacti. wr. ujiacuur lnterestea nimseit in getting up the contribution boxes, and making other prtfparations necesary for procuring these subscriptions: WlSHIJrCTfS NlTIOSAL MuSUMEJft ) OiriCE, Novt mber 26tb, '52. W. II. Cbiksux, P. M. EvansvilIe,ind.: Dia' Sir: Your esteemed favor of the 5th inst., was duly received, enclosing a draft for 8105 65 and cash 4)1, in all 8106 65, as the generous, and catriotic contribution of the electors at the election polls in Vanderburgh county, on the 2d inst; to aid in the compJeüon of the Washington National for. which the board of managen Monument, anagers tendeyou and the p ublic spirited contributors, their sincere acknowledgments. Most sincerely ycurs, EL1SHA WHITTLESEY, General A gnt. C7"Four lots, fronti ng one hundred feet on Ade,Phl stfeet ner Myrtle avenue, New York, have been purchased as a site' for a Dutih Reformed Cbuxh, to be under the pastoral caw of the Hev. Mr. Elmendorf. The di.a-nsions of the buuLng will be forty by sixty feet

For the Evanrrille Journal. Editob Jouksal: Your correspondent

"B." has contributed a short article in1 rela - to want tf Sehool.houaes 'in this .. . . . . cay, our. nas not gone asiuiiy into me cents of the case as I could have wished, j We have in this city eleven churches, which cost about $55,000. Many rf 'these Our merchants - have their stores and counting-rooms "fitted up handsomely, and with an eye especially to comfort and convenience. Our mechanics have every invention-to save labor. and facilitate their business, and many have comfortable workshops. -But I would 'thank any one who would show me a-SchooI-house in this city that is either comfortable, convenient, or healthful. 'In short, is there one that is worthy the name of School-house? It is high time that our . citizens should awaken to their true interests, and hold out the strongest inducements to perrons to settle here. In my opinion good 'School-houses, and those well regulated, would induce the well informed to settle amongAt ts in fact all who have a care for their children would be favorably impressed. It -is cot the number, -size or beauty, of churches in a city, that give a correc t esti mate of the Godliness -f its inhabitant is their 'dealings between man and man, and their moral and Christian deportment. Early impressions are the roost -lasting Order, neatnew, comfort, convenience and utility, are as much a part of education, as reading, writing, arithmetic and grammar. True, it should be taught and enforced at home, but it should also be taught and ex emplified in the School-house. , Your children ouht not to be crowded into a damp, badly lighted, cold and cheerless room, without or er and convenience and as long as yon suffer this to be done, your teaching at home will be fruitless. You may build a church on every block in your city; you may supply them with able pnachcrs, but ii will avai but little if your ch Uren are denied the priviliges they ought to have. The School-house, the work-shop and the church,' should be our motto, but here in thii city it is reversed ''The Church, the Work shop, and the School-house after a while." Let our citizens awake let th ein set to work in earnest let us sec that our present fchool law U modiGcd, eo that w shall be bfni fitted by the moneys we pay, in the way of tax. s, for school purpose, and if we but do our duty, our chilJren will do thoir duty to us. In cloning, I will say tint our city should be great in her facilities for education, as the is bound to be in commerce. .- JAMES. .Arrival of the Europa v New Your. 5. The Europa arrived at half-past 8, with 63 paMengenyand Liverpool dates of Nov. 20. 'Yellow corn Z2s; white 32s 6d. Lard is 'held at 60s. Flour Western' Canal 24s 6d; Ohio 26s . . . Corsol-par id. In Parliament, the Chtncellor of the Exchequer gave'nötice of an amendment, freely endorsing free trade. Wellinzton 'was buried with great pomp on the 18th. The-Wewrn-Ha mail stealer, La Plata, arnvea at toutnampton. The captain, and eight of the crew had died offerer. Earl orShrewsbury tiied at Rome. The treaty of alliance with Great Britain and the Sandwich Wands has been publish ed. The steamer Victoria Hall, for St Peters burg, was lost near bothmberg. Eight persons were lot Vance. The Moniteur announces the re duction of. the armvtotake olace JuW i.t. . . ' iu 3v,uuu men. The Sulf.n of Tu key consents to reeeir Abel Kader as a guest, and not as a pri soner. At tho Webster synnathy meeting in Paris Mr. Rives delivered the eulogy. The Belgian committee are discussing the offences of the press againat foreign sover cins. Vienna ministerial journals hint that Austria will, from neccessity, recognize Napoleon as -Emperor. The Pacha of Egypt has sent JC300.000 to the Sultan, thus relieving his financial ein birrassmeot Markets. Wright &. Gaudy report continued upward tendency of g:ain, consequent upon the wet weaher preventing farming operations. The impo-ts are liiht Wheat advance 2d, fl-Hir Is 6J to 2s. Corn is active with a shzht improvement. Makin onotes an -advance aince Tu sday for flour of 9d, wheat l2d. ;pilad;lphi wheat 7s 2J7s mixed 6 1Q7 2d. Philadelphia and Baltimore flour 25s 6j26s; Ohio 28s 51. Gardiner quotes beef in limited demand and prices firm. Pork has tn upward tendency. New bacou is wanted. Lardhas declined Id and is dull. Gardiner quotes wheit advanced for the week, 3d.. The stock of floar is very low; Philadelphia and Baltimore 85s 9i. London. Barings qnotes money more in demand; U. S. 6' bond in demand at I10Q 110$. Corn market sales dull. 'Limited transactions in coffee. Rice is mere inquired for Su?ar firm. Tin has advanc:d 2s. Iron is unchanged. Hons. Slanjhtcriojf yesterday wn en eralif suspended, owing tu the warm weather, but prices were very firm at 6 cu. net, and the receipts by the Frankfort railroad were heavy. At Indianapolis, la., it is expected that fully 30,000-bogs will be packed this season. Tne market at Cincinnati is quite firm at 6c, and at Madrson at 6c. At Lebanon, Kr.. hogs vere selling at 4c gross. At -Springneid, u.,on mezitn ult., bojs had advanced , 1 o. t . : . ., i. .. to die net. At bt. Louis, on the 29th alt., CU' I prices were advancing, with sales at 5 80a i 5 nrt r Tsr H ' I D 95 Ct. I lOZ. G9bf.v I

A Cape Girardeau Devil. Our old friend, Mr. Patten; the venerable

- editor of the Cape Girarceau (Mo.) '.Eagle, gives the following astounding revelations of . ute aoiiigs oi ms "devil. ' e are not eur'"prised at the closing paragraph of the extract, which "says the young' devil h connection r with bis father,' whom we. presume to be old BeIxebub mmself. Friend Dawson is a staid what is written till he examines. Though . . . ,. . - sometimes correct in his replies, he frequeutly makes mistak s. But he made cur little writing table perform some möJt wonderful leatsa few nights since. 'It went-aeywh.re about our sanctum that Itmisht be directed. It traveled about with -a boy "seated' on -the top of it, end when required to careen and slide b.ra off, it did so, notwithstanding youth of considerable strength tried to hold him on. The table was told to shake hands with a certain man; it went to the place he was standing, and diagonally held up one of its legs. It was required to get into the lap of another, when it approached him and placed one leg on his kuee. Now, these are facts, which several of the best of om citizens can testily to, and who are still incredulous wi h regard to its spiritual origin. We know not .what motive power caused the table to move about as it di I. Th yout'i could not have been in collusion with any other per on, and that, to us, renders the whele thing so much -the - more, mysterious. . We present what actually did take place, and our readers may form their own conclusions. The. youth inquired the name of the spirit, and, to his utmost surprise, wrote the name of his father, who died many years ago. W4SHISGT05, Dec. 2. The Democratic festival last night was kept up till a late hour. . The principal speak ers were iUayor.Juaury' Senators Douglas, Wtlltr and Broadhead, Gen. Lane, Dr. Olds, Judge -B roch ui, and others. Douglas made one of his best efforts, and was Warmly apa a mm a a o a ptauded. 'fie congratulated hi menus u, on the result of the election and the harmony which pervails. He was sure every Demo crat felt proud, of their candidate, both belo e and atter the election, and it promised well for his administration, lie had friends to re ward and enemies to punish, but yet he would make removals in a spirit of jn-.tice and moderation, with -a view to the public frood. In regard to our foreign policy, he would be clad to 'see 'the decree put forth, that nc European power was either to fo-ud a colony or extend their old ones on the North Amer ican continent. There was no danger of war with England, who bad executed a mortgage on Canada, Nova Scotia, Jamaica and her provinces, in North America, that she would keep peace with th U S. Spain was about in tbesanie position as all other European nations, had enoogli tot!o at home. TUtf time had come wiieu the title ot American citizen should be a protection to hi a in the enjoyment of his rights everywhere one of whicli was the right to crry cn a careful trade with -any nation with which wo are at peace. In regard to Cuin, some thought tlut so long aslvj cbose t j regain subject to Spain she oubt to-be permitted to do so, but whenever the people of Cuba show themIves worthy of fee cd in by asserting and maintaining it ca 1 tp-iy for annexation to this Union, she cjht u be annexed. The same persons thcujht that whenever Spaiu shall be willing to aell Cuba to any other po veron earth than the'United butes, we ought to take it anyhow. If that was fillibustering a good many filibusters would be found in the Democratic ranks. TEMPEIt A.NCD MEETING The Tempo ranee Uuioii Will bold Its regular luiuliily otsetiug next Monday erouiof, at Uie MethudUt Church. Ker. Xr Hill will address the meeting- .Clerywea friend iy to the causa will please fire notice from thoir recpcctiTe pulpiu. , IdecO-Stl M. W. 8AFF0RD. SecreUrj. c EVASSV1LLK TEMPLE OF HOOR. The i5rezular meetings of this Temple are held every tanstJlharxia) r.Teuiog orer tne insurance once, v aicr sU Officers for the present termS. V. Meyers W. C. T.; J. C. Hanson, P. W. C. T.: W. V. Tdestou, W. V.T.: W. D. Wright, W.B.; T. Fletcher, W. A.B.; F. Kassier. W. F. K.; J.T. Walker, W.Tr.; D. W. For rest, W. C; G. OosUog, W. D. C; B. T. Hord, W. C; W. Holden, W. S. By ttdtt of V. C. T. DOTS7 : WM. 1). WK1GHT, W. R. FIREMEN'S XRA5D FESTIVAL. The members of Xeptune Fire Engine and Hose Com pany will give a TtB mtrt) At Foster's Hall, bn Thursday evening, Dec SKI ISS2. Also, wiil hold heir second annual Soirtt, at the sane place, on Friday evening being Christinas Eve. Preparations are being made on an extensive scale. The proceeds to be applied toward the purchase of a new ergine and apparatus. ALLE C. HALLOCX.l K. B. IN.VEs, I Committee J. CCPFI.ES. , 0f WELL. WALKES, f Arrangements. BOr. btU. fiUSlCB, J CLOSmO SAli AT A TTvTI 3TI. TE will sell on TUESDAY and WEDAESüAY, V V Dee. 7th and Pth, commencing at 9 o'clock, at bur Auction rooms, on water street, a Urci and firttsDib TocK op Dar Goapb, coosistibg of the most choice and deirble govls ever offered in this market. Goods open for inspection on the trortilng of aale. The ladles particularly iuviied to attend. Sale positiv Terms cash, dedfi U WOOLnEY & 5ELS05, Ancfrs. TEMPLE OF HONOR DIVISION S. or T. The members are notilled'tbat business of importance will be transacted In Independence Hill on FRIDAY evening, Dec. 9. By order. dec6-5t CHARLES I HOUGHTON, R. 8. CIML! t'O ll.!! t'O' L!!! COOK'S Cancel Coal has Just arrived and is ready for delivery to customers in any part of the city at thn abortest oouce. eect If. o. siju.aic. -t f HHDS Prime Hew Just received und for sale by IU - S. E. GILBERT et CO.. decfi rycamore, near aterst. PGPARB POR THE HOL LID A Yi I rpHK STOKE of the undersigued is now fully supJL plied with a full assortment or fresh Tors, cirecuy from the East. Her larsre assortment on hand comprises the Sneat collection of Fancy Tfc s ever before offered to this couiinuuity. These Toy will te sold at the hwt pricts, and f.tua their beauty and novelty solicit examlüatlos. ALSO Candies and Confection a ries at wholesale and reuil. Parties can be supplied witä si! kinds of Confectiouaries. Cakes, Nits, rniits, die, &o - Kb -olieits the attention of families and dealers to an examination of her stock of Toys, die. LOUISA KOLLK5BERG, deed- Im Main st , between First and Svcond. SITUATION "WANTED. AR active yuor man. about 17 years old. with some experience U ousiaeu and speaks boU. It 9 Engllsa and German langusges, wan s a situation in a store in this city. Inquire oi noviO DECKER & KRAMHR. MUTUAL iNSUBANCß COMPAUY. rcu. . to i.ji . ... vi " - j i wo luaiaua .ritual nre insurance VI rom, any re aotnd th.-.t the assessment. tor r uow, duc 4U,d lB ""J n,l,. for collection. TV se interested art requested to call witaoot delsy and pay the lime. B0,21 dlw G, W; UATIIBOAE, Agek

CALIFORNIA AND OREGON BOOK - - -- STOßE. . JUST received, in addition to our former stock, a complete assortment of th .iwii . .

USO throughout Uie V cut : VblCh WO Will furnish tn tparht era aud dealers at the lowest prices. Also a larwr Tari. tr of Miscellaneous Works, New Novels, HLu.a iiooks of an ses, .ueuioranauui and rass ttoolu, Letter and Cap BLACKSMITH WANTED. bo1J' taere foaud, which couia not be described I There was fouud a half worn silk hut. a snnlT colored jpiioico-t, a pocket kuir- P,iror eye-gUsses, and 32 jceuuuij--. dcciwj j.o.tkihuj,c. v. c. TO LI5T. THE THIRD LOFT In Ladd's new Store, on First st. between Matu aod Sycamore. Is to let oa leasonabla terms. 'Ehquire on thw premises of deM Im . JlEKKITT, FIELD & CO. LTB ARRIVAL. I O BXS Tresh Garden beeds tor aula at wholesale, X4f tot which 1 will take Kags, feathers, while beans, beeswaxrenlson, chiekena, dec, in exchunge. dec 3u XHOM.tS tiEADEN. VARIETIES Heiden has some barrvls of superior large site Pinkeye- Potatoes. Also. Green Apples, Walnuts stid ha relJiota. 'Al$o, some Pope Heads fur cleaning-windows, ceiling or carriages; end Mocha and KioCooee; Tea, Sugurand Fpices; boapand Candles; ana an assoruneni oi v imer nuuis soa SUVtLS. dec 4-1 in EECBIVBD by the steamer Empt e 12 botes Kaisrns. 12 half boxes (To:T cask Car raats; 3 bb Oranges; 1 bOlKf shell Aitrtonds-boxss leiuons; 3 uo XXuuuegs. dec4 Jm THOMAS IIEADE5. HTDIA1TA, KENTUCKY & TLlilNOtS T UT received a full supply of Blank Books ; Ledgers, a. Jouruls,&e., for single and double entry; blank Memorandum books, dee. Also, full supplies of Papers; cap and letter, ruled and unruUdAIo, a t ew stocks of Miscellaneous Books, school ana toy oooks. music DooKa, dec. Al. an assortment of Calholio books; Douay Bibles, Ufjoline Manuals, &c And a mrriiy of Episcopal Prayer books, and rich gilt and clasp Bibles, various sixes and bindings. And a guneral assortment of evenihU'g in the book and stationary line, all or which will sold at the lowest raU-s at wholesale or reuil purchasers. D0V3UO RATHBO.NE& WHEELER, So. 1. Foster's BUnk. Tt UtSAL KVr. i hDUYEILS. M. B. HA3RLL,' CAIRO, ILLINOIS, HAN authoilty to tell TWEKTY ACKLS OK LAND Ijlng n ithin the tit) Knills of Calm. Ihe Land is s iuted two ni'los on s line est, frm the Junction of lb rivers. and Oil riy rcOsTrom he Illinois Central Kailroad. . A cai.tri.it for buildit.g a levee around th laud exists, and as its fullflluiei.t rests with men fakaitx haustless ability, no Tear of failure iu this behalf tsu be reasonably Ltcrtatned. lfhulf ue expecUtiuiis euterLiiud by tUousau 1 of people conceruing Cair, are realized, iu in ten years this Lin.l will be directly lu the cei'tre of it e city JOnile rro' tho Government. Terms easy. Cairo, Illinois. Xov. 15. Ic!52.det3 tf DISSOLUTION OP PARTNdlRSHP. milfc. drill of Mo well 6c fuee is this day dissolved by I mutual consent. 'I be busiu wiil still ro on is Uie name of James R. Pace. Jr- who alone is auihariztd to settle tlw business of the concern. . XV AI UA D. STOWELl, dc3 JAS. K. PACE, Jr. JUST received at our Auction .tore, a lot of SHUCK AIATTKASSKS of differont sixes. Abu. s large lot oi ru-turo frames, ana lor sah) dv det3 WOOLSbV de ALLS03. AuccL nOrrt. pALEDOMA CHECKS-2 cases Sx. Jast ree'd, aul v tor. sau by . ja 5. low & to.. ajcJ J3 Main St., Louisville, Ky. ; JOHN C MATTHEW.. V.I N L G A 11 TACT O It T, S'jcamore leiiccen Water ar.d First , streets. rnilK suhjcriber has ostabl shei a Vinegar Factory at M Messrs. z.n.i x wiiiuhii s i.iuuor fcttra. t tn above location, where fan:ilia and Ufalcr may obtain tte best quality of Vinegar, ut bs than Cincinnati prices. His Vine ar wil! be eq usl to t ie best majnifinture! in t;w Wet. He invit? the utteution of thiT-nt!ic U hu uiannrjctiry. leiaCmJ J.C.MATTHEWS. Harper' Mnzazine for December. XTARPtR FOR DECEMBER, beh g Crt nmnberof '7L a utfw Volume, just received. Subscrintions so-iu-tteu by (üueXJ - KAI II UUAfi at W II c.. Lc.lv. I IAUUh!lll-OrYrhS. rp HE undersigned respectfully anaonnceii that he will j J- rrmam in mis c:t a snon unie, ana wiil ne napp I Ut receive st his room, such ladies and rcr.tlcraen as msr I uestre 1.1K Messes or tUemsalres, friends -or children, peauy exucuuxi anj set in lockets. DreasVpin , Hiigcr-1 niis,orpuia auo uncy cast's, iu me very test style. I Laaiesanagenueincuare iuueu to can ana exaruine frecimei, tii'l sre assured that no picture is alloa ed to I iaairum MinNini uius u is in eTr .nn-uutt en-1 hicij nusikrior tumviiuvr(wgiiii itiviriM. I Kooms in Köster' buil.lln?, formerly occupied by Webster fc Miles. (decltf P. J. CHAPMAN. w ti:ii. BY the advertiser, a smart. in'duMHous young man, ail office clerk and bar 1ceeer. To one of the kiout I sTairi, a good situation and good wares will be given. I Enquire at this office. decltf CC BXS. Green c-heewmt received per steamer Em Dire State: at dec 1-lra ISAAC HEIM AX'S. FKKSII AKKIVAI.. TUST rece'ved per steamer Mary Hunt, the following v arucies. to wnica we wouia can tue attention or turcuasers: 10 bhds Fair New Orleans Sugar, new crop; 30 bbls .Molasses . do do. SO bags Kio Coffee? 100 bag Turks' Island Salt: 1 cask Zante Currants; dcl "PRESTO If BH03. NKW JtAlSIIvS. 1 Afi BIS. M. R. Kalsina; a. f if so air bxs Jo; SO r bxs do: lut rtxt-trtA anl f.ir aala ICeclJ PKESTOX BK0S. -rr BBLS. FLOUR-"Polk's.n FrancUco;- "PrinceJ ton ' brands, for sale by deel J. & W. REILLY, FREJ3H FAMILY OROCrJRlrJC3. I IAAC EEltiAS has uow on hand largo and well assorted sw-cks of Groceries. Ltauoi ajtd Queensware. aud is eonst-iutly making new additions to eviry thing in bis line. Fresh suptlis of Butter. Cheese. Ergs, snd Vegetables of all kinds consui.tlj on hand, and will be sold at a small advance on cost prices Country frrxiace uwen In exchange f or gooUi, or the highest cash price paid. nov-27 PIA.NOS Another snlenrlld irfv ottava mTJTS rosewood Piano Forte, from the celebrated manufactory of Firth. Pond dc Co. of Xew i ort, juBt received and for sale by nov27 T. CoN YS GTOÄ de CO. "BRUITS! FRCITM? Eatte Currents, Raisins, Citron, Apples, etc, tor sate low by novx . MOKiBKOOK WOOD A KU. NOTIOSSf KOTIOXSI! Rolling Pins, Potatbe Mashera, Butter Ladles; Meal. Flour and Gialn Sieves: Allicant, Skeleton and Cocoa Watts; doilies Pins, Wooden Bowls and Travs, and other housekeeping fixings, for sale by HOR.N BROOK ot WOO DA HD. - TEAS. SUGAR COFFEE.'&C Importal, Black and You vz Hi son Teas fresh and rood: Crushed. How. derel. Loaf snd Brown Sugars; Kio and Jamaica CoCee: 1 Cocoa aud CBocolate. for sale or nov27 HORXBROOK dt WOOD ARD. ClrTEESE. BEEF. AUD FIHCream tnd English Dairy Cheese, Sugar-cured Dried Beef. Mack-naw TrouU Mackerel, Salmon. Oysters, Sardines. Haddock. Sardines. Haddoriore ; ror aate oj horxkrook Ar wnninDii I CORDAGE. GUM PACK.ISG. OILS. A,n r..,iTi. 1 jUemu and Cotton Cordaire: Packiniv.. n. 7 Vn... v-.n f.r..i;n n., t...irn i ..JT -:, .-- assarted. Side Lainns. La.no Wick. Um 'rThimn.r7 Tallow. Star and Opal Candles; Olein, Palm and Fancy boapa. MuaLud. and a sorted Snice. for 7. E7 to27 JUST RECEIVED, per steamer Prairie City 25 bars Buckwheat Floar; S bbls l raL Dernes. For sale low by I'AAC HEIM A 5. novt 3 Main street, between 3d and 3d. FOR RENT A nonse on Main street, suitable I for a store and dweUing bouse. Inquire of raitor novJJ J. & W. KE1LLY. .

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Thronghoat the United tu.u-s, many hundreds of the most obstlaate cases ef Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Stiff Joints, Bruises, r ' I Lameness. Spinal Complaints.- . Chill Fever, , .Ague Cake, w ' Lumbago, Sutch in the Back. It Hourly Car.'s Thousands of Diarrhea. . Cholera Morbua, Dsentery, Cramps an4 Fpafms. Hck Headache, Fore Throat, . Tic Doloreux, ' i Coughs and Colds, j Pour Stomach, . Influenza, ; Bad Breath, Turbine of the Chest, i Sick Siomarh, Biliousness. , t U Instantly Cures Tens of Thousands of tho most Excraclattng Pains, f in a few moment. ' f Pains In the Back, - . i . . Puina in the Khouldetf. Pains In the Muscles, ' ' ' ' ' Paias In the JolLt. - r. , . Pains around the Heart. , i . Pains around the I4v er, Pains aronnd the Kitleev, - s Pa ns in the Head, the Fact. tLe Feet, tke Ami. Side, and Stomach, ' ! V I t B.I I

Nervous Prtna r 1' Kheumatie Pains - , . Sciatic PaiLS, Syphitie Pain. . Sharp and Acuta Pains, Heavy and Grumbling Pains Aches ol all kinds, - . Back Ache, . Ear Ache, . . Face Ache, Txth Ache. . Spit) Complaints -Are suddenly Relieved from all Painful ieenBcsbr -K. K. It. Relief. C It I PI I. ES! f r LEAP FOR JOY!! -The Crippled and Bd ridden are Instantly rtlisve'il by thu K. K. R. . ' Eve-Tr Day 3 We have cases where tie crippled and stiff Jointed trobble. Ueir way to our Laboratory, to received lis soothing Influence , And Walk away. Rejoicing ' In file w.uÜf and Sodden Ifikat y of the K. R. S. , A CMItll. ' We guarantee, that In' ninety-nine eases out 'or one hundred, Rad way 's Rea.iy belief will do all that Is here set down. One trial will brOv efflcacv. The mn. ni'ent it is spplied, it arresV the progress of diseased action, and Instantly allavs irrfoüVi. uva, bdu unianuy R. R. R. is sold n. rt. n. u sold for 25 Cent rer bottle. 50 cents and SI per bottle. Gennina Rl(r. Each bottle to be genuine must bMr'the fae-simile signature of HXlhVAY dt CO. On the Label, AND THE LETTERS a w k " " . BL0W9 IS THE GL.iS. i General Agent for the State or Kentdrky Edwin Morris, wholesale drotgtt, Louisville; to, for sale by Raymond dt Patten, tth street, and I. P. Blackwell, 3d street Johu C. Davie and ' Fcrtbner A Devol, Ifew Albsny; C. H. Clarke, Vincf noes; 'ValUig dt tlj. Princeton ; P. K. Suire, IruirrisL Madison: and sll resiectable dr rrisU tlrvutrout the United Myites and Canadua. v uul&üy et J,1CK. Agent, . BvinsT.lle, Ind. ' RADWAVesCO., PQVIS 1C2 Fulton sL, Kew York. COTTO.N T A Rys," iC. ft) bags btnivy Ytrns, asdotted ntmbers; SU do white Carpet Chain; 4 bales' cr tored lo do. 25 do No 1 Batting; . I Jnst rwclved from farinrr and rnr'aaTp v iu . a caira ewivk: I tov!7 FOSTERS &ER0VX. I 1 lOPlCES. if lbs Fresh Nutmegs; J 350 ll'S Clover III) mats L mnamon; "10 bags Pepper; "S uo Pplc; .'4 do Kace'Glnrer: Jut received and for sile by Vj , novl7 rU5i .K5 dt 2JKO VXi. SEVERAL of the iuom iijibi l-KaUdda'Tr residences In the upper eiilargement f the city. Aic, Lota of sizes and prices to suit purchasers, la the southern enlargement. - J30. J. CHANuLfcK. novw if Keal Ebte AgenU 'FRESH OYSTERS.-A fresh sopply of turaives. jusi tMWred at HOlel actaer Tft-r, where they win be served up la ftery aijio a. buvii uuuvdi nviu THE third quarter of the Excelsior Ecnift and Classical Scaool eomnienees tolay. All exercises will be conduct :d, as heretofore, with strict regard to the cardli pncpics oi oanrs svstkk ana raacaa. E0T-- JA.r.a GREEKS. I "VJOTICL it hercly given that an elet-tion for 'hirteen aa -m vwv si m s awi ' I directors .f the Evansville and UMuoi. Railroad Coiupunv, to serve for the ensuing: year, will be held at uie court nonse in tvausvme. inu., ou v. ednesdey, tho c'th December i.L'xt. between Uie hours of 10 o'clock. A". M. and 4 'cbK.k, P. 31. SAM L HALL, Pres. oaic K. öt I. K. K. vansvme, Sot. 19, ItSi. uor.u te limes copy. J. CARF.OTHBG, sTOaaea, roawaaoixa. xtasusaio, as SBcaiviae ii.nUIlAAr. Coreer Water and Locust-streeta. oppposite Steamboat Landing. EVANSVILLE. IS D. 71 "Orders promptly attended to. Lowe t rates charr ed lor forwarding a nd storage. tiovSO 7 A FEW wore numbers of Harper's Maeaxlne for . vember Just received and for sale by novSO T. CO.NYJiGTOS dr CO. 20 BBLS. Pilot Bread for sale b J. & TVT. REILLT. A SUPERIOR artJcla of Sngar house Molasses la prime order, In barrels and half barrels, for aula by nov2S J.oc, W. KfclLLY. 5 ACRES OF LA5D, adjoining the rltr, fnr cheap. JSO. J. CHANDLER. wot-;j : steel estate Agent. COPYING PRTM9ES. COPYIXG PHtsbES. duierent sizes, and copybooks to match, for sale by ' ALL persons Indebtod to tne undersigned for record iiig dedi, are reouetted to call at his office in tht reouetted to call at his office in tho second S'.ory of Dr. Bray's brl ry of Dr. Dray's brlk buildii.g on First street; Us In and Locust. ry for their conveyances. oelween ii and take them away. (ilwj "iTCMOVED-The nndertbn GhO. H TODD. 'R?MOy5Dt75f nnderOgned has removed to the XV house of Mrs. Dr. Trafton, three doorsabove the fcher wood House, opttoslte the mansion of M. Rosa, Eaq oc Office at the old sund on First st.. two doors shove Jfaln, wbera nt may be found stall tiroes, unless professionsUi gage ' Ul , J.K. WILCOX, M.D. 11 . j IMPORTANT 1 JR MINISTERS, PUBLIC SPEArlERS an SLSGEKS. Tl" L COCIt 8 Pulmonie Safe's la warranted tho JLbe9t article in use for Bronchitis, Hoarseness, pougns. toios, ana su omer anecyons oi wo Msgs. Relief warrautiKl 1 ten minuiea. For sale by HALLOCK A STODDARD, Wholesale Druggists, Evansville. Alto br J. If. McGüL Xewtarsr: BenneU dt Demlck. Bootrrllle. aorU d3w NEW CROP RIO COFFEE.-; Ugs superior quality receive 1 per Steamer Clifton and for sale by - novl8 . . Sycamore, near Water. TO MILLERS, CAPITALISTS A2TD OTHERS. TLTGIBLS VlLL PROPKKTY FOR 8AX.2 GTEAT JCj BAROAI.1 f The powerful and valuable fc'TEAM t ILL Lvely belonging to the Mount Vernon and !5ew Harmony Plank Road Company. This MiU drives two saws and is warranted to cut three (hnssmd feet of luaa. bar dally. It was erected three years since at a coat ot more than four thousand dollars, and is in excellent order. I has a four foot boiler of the esrvAcat enalitr.which cost upwards of St. hundred dollars. This mtll is situated on B r Creek and oa the Plaak: Road, tlx miles from Mount Vernon, where the Plank; Koad strikes the Ohio Rlvec Around K is a havUy timbered country, wk J? tn.d ta ,lsnni',nt ? Jow i wcere u xt ran ne oDUineo at low uantity. Tt is seldom that ta eeub "0'-" vaiuxuie ana eonvenienuy tuaatea is onerea to tne pnDMc. resseaston immcdiaielv. AW Uly piCKUl (IK'llllIkVII bVUEUI Ik U m (HHP ana u not uiMn. ro ntn u wiil pe sia, ror caan or a Prtoncro it, atfrom OSE THIRD to one hair lu origtuai co. rour acres bi iana ro wiui tue Mm. "W: 5?' ,Her parucuurs. attvansTme war. VV'2LS. J T .rreFi:. V ie . uBftn,rr,V tio and at Mount Vertion to Mr.tlQIUns J. Lowrv. - novlS lwoßtw. 2Lj" volksbou copy 3 weeks and send bin to this oOee. WliCV MACTSCRAL. a SMALL No. 3 catch of 1852 just ree'd per C Eajs Xjl "nd for sale by rO&IJ&KA Of UilUVV.1. oct Corner Mala and first eta. MORGAN, KEF5 dt PREST05. Jobbers In Foreign and DomesUe Pry Goods, Boots Shoea, Rata, Gapi Boroek Ae Crsiavifle, la. Jjli-IFI

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