Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 182, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 November 1853 — Page 2

DAILY JOURNAL.

A. K . ANDER t, . EDITOR. TESMS (fW SUBSCRIPTION. Daily Journal, per ear, ... 3 00 Tri-Wkly Journal, peryear,.. 4 00 Weakly Journal.. S 00 wvNvNN-. C1RCIRR4T1 A EMC V. Messrs. Pak!" MoKSOI , Fourth street, between Vina an-s Wahiu, Chwrlnnativ 1 are authorised agents for the transaction of business for As Bvaasvi lie Journal. The ürtil Joan.al will befound on file in their office, and advertisements and subscript tioaa are respectfully solicited through them. I , i, CITY EfANIVlLlE. I 7 W VW. .. I" SATURDAY MORNING,: :NOV. 26. 1 i:. . t". utlrourf. iir . . sm a - a a a ve are gr.t.neci ea oe ao.e to announce, that with anything like auspicioua weather, the Evsneville and Crawfordsville Railroad ran oe compieieu in iit.ie ever one wee. rom this time to Vincennea. In two weeks from certainly Vinceanea and Evansville may claim to be united by Railroad. It will be a happy consummation, and we are sure one that the citizens of both places will be delighted to realize. The White River bridge is not yet completed, but the work is rapidly going on. It is now confidently antieipated the structure will be finished, by the midmeu. ut w.uu.ry. u.u.i tnat nuie, Jl- T f T . : I .i. ... .: . , aengers and freight are obliged to be tvaosferred at White River. But this does not j w - cause very much delary, and allows passen-j gem a icw iiimiuu-s vy iur iu n n ""("""ö the bridge worka. The President of the road, Hon. Sam'l Hall, has recovered his health, and ia now active in pushing forward everything in connection with the road. We have heretofore been called upon to compJiment hia industry and faithfulness. He has labored under peculiar difficulties in his fice.butki spite of all obstaclccia carrying mSI a m a II.. fllh ! I I I the work forward auccessiuny. i nere ? ... . i L. .f: 00 'J " P"""? woroeyuut Vincennes, andere long we will be connected with Crawfordsville and Terr? Haute. The publishers of the I dianapol is Chanticleer, commence republishing notices made of their paper with the following remark: Per contra to the doubta and feira of the Evaneville Editors, the following complimentary noticea of our prospectus have met our eye. If we have had any doubt. or fears in respect to tue success of the Chanticleer, certainly we have not expressed then. We gave the publiahera in their enterprise a complimentary notice, without caring to have a doubt or fear in the matter. By reading our notice again , they will perceive they have entirely mistaken the apirit of our remarks. DiscosTiauEDv The Cincinnati .Xonpareil, a daily and weekly newspaper, has been discontinued. We regret to loose so good and spicy a sheet from our exchange list. As we understand that it stopped for want of sufficient support, we hope its enterprising publishers will soon &d a more pnfitable fiold for labor than the one from which they have just retired. The Nonpareil was atarted aome aix yeara ago- by an aasociation of journeymen printers. OThe authorities of Lafayette, Ind., are yet in trouble about railroad bond. The Courier of Nov. 16th, says, "an injunction has been served upon the Ma or and town Council, to prevent them from iaauingthe city bonds to the M. & W. railroad. This ia no more than was anticipated by the friends of the loan, only that the opponents were in a little more baste than was looked for. However, in this go-ahead ape.it ia well enough to put things through on the fast line lest they become antiquated." IIJ In the year 1659, the Legislature of Miry 'and enaated a law making a denial of the Godhead of any of the three persons of the Trinity punishable by death, and for a reproachful word spoken of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the whipping post, and imprisonment at the pleasure of the lord proprietors. This act is still in force in the District of Colum. dia, although abrogate in Maryland by the adoption of the new Constitution. Coal. The Pittsburg Gazette says the whole number of coal boats that passed tnrougn iocs mo. i, w.. ov pairs, ...u , i i i v . ... t r: : I . these are to be added some 2U pairs mat were below the dam. From 50 to 100 pairs, it is said, remain behied for want of pilots. 0 An exchange paper remarks and we quote the expression, as applicable to all localities that every well regulated family, night to have at leaat one baby in it just for he fun of the thing. JCA man named Jud.ins wasdr jw.ned n the Ohio, on Monday last, near Troy, wbilej matching saw-logs that had broken loose from lis raft above thut point. The river being luite rough at the time, his skiff swampedt 4 ie clung to a log for some time, but belore . asiatance could reach him, he aunk to rise io more.

(Kr The various railnoidi in Illiaoie are by the fare of the hotels,, they are too poorly aid to have in their employ on the work of fed t0 have much rtilrOHd enthusiasm in onstruction, over 15,000 laborers. At tse;them.

resent per diem wages trie amount of money id for railroad labor ia Illinois, mu.t be uite 1 round sum. V (CTThe loving" ia W'f Table R iXrThe most extraordinär feat of "table V- f now. conceded to have been taat Table Rock, at Niagara. -7- A leltosv named Grey aged about 23 a a a aa. aaj I a4 M SVAj nas oeetl lent to me penitentiary ior r if f I r U .a- ..; C iruill iui"-" i Jiiu., mi uiiiu."a

ie track of the Indianapolis and Bellefontaine Money matters here are said to be "modera akJroae. ately easy," by which is meant that money

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Bukwet House, ClSCIKKATI.Not.21, 1853. A. H. Sanders, Esq. Lar Sir: I arrived here r riiiay morninr , ccrnin; by way Of V; ' 3 J vincennes, Terre Haute, Indianapolis and . . . fn-K-raarwlS nivlnaf reaceDSrgts. AC fmnarwpoli, OWIflg ie kad dinner and crood annlea I was. for two pu unner "0 gooa apples, 1 wa ror i days quite indisposed, but, as Judge Thorne n LZ . . .-ii. would say, "At present I am tolerable well; and being in the healthful atm cpbere of the Burnet, expect soon to be in god ease ir.iin . " I remained at Vincenneff, from noon, the of Brfffvm unti, 8o'curk ext morning, when the gtage goei no earlier mode beig provided for eUinjy forutrd to Terre Haute It ig hoped our railroad folks will make aome . . ...h;.k Iiew arrail OCUICU I UJ wuivii pascxriicia von go immediately on, so as to reach Terre Haute for the morning train East. Otherwise no one in a hurry will take this road, except as last chance. As now arranged it is emDhaticallv a slow and tedious route, stnges being anylhing but a "lightning train." It . comfor. to know .however, that the rei i N Q,d C(jach . horie. and g, dnv. ers is about over on this line lwn opportunity ot bringing stock subscription to the notice of a number of the citizens, among whom I was gratified to find an interest expressed, which promised efficient aid in that quarter. A meeting was I . ... suggested with a view to aubscr.pt.ons. If hell', the result Was no doubt creditable to JfeM aasjyfo sjaMi Md foresight of the place. I The former a . existing there in regard 1 w O O j lo OUr road haa naaaed away, and none but 1 a lhe ante.di,uvian8 remain indent to it. Even the editor of the Gazette is beginning to notice its existence a fact of no small significance in view of the silence which he has usually maintained as to its advantages, progress and prospects. With respect to the Paducah road I learned but little. The energetic and enterprising head of t ie concern was absent, super-

, ... ... !u. spsaaaas-asj ' aaaw ,wmmm bonü. 0r the beneht Ol all Concerned, Deing , Will snow you a man Who can Sleep tweve In, complninu. riB. thill and Ferer Cholera. (haTara Of the railroad, rapid.y approaching-' nrobab v is not more nnexnerted to the mi i. .u :j : .i. k.. j i,.r . Mort..,. ih.rR.h. V.... -'!:. -L?'V

i j 1 r unwilling iu jiuy me Hr'-fiucui iu laics ui . i.vu.a uui ui a uuzen. DCIUre you can Jiaae i'lT i: u . TZZZZZi "J'rT'a, raiiner s II cure all that. I lie generally, than to the parties themselves. I ;t-r.af t..r mr.no t mmt ti.P fl .minrr HAh ! men wnkafni ik. 1 . ,l,r' V.u:9. b. general iiei.iiiiy.i ont;iia.Headar ha r

TU . I r u I u ...w.v-..w. v - -. . w . , .nuok "- lam nncn- auiiavn l olds, dwelled Joinia ( ramiia and Fra.nn 3Iy detention at Vincennes afforded me an 1 neir ac-uittal was accomplished by some ol 'rne jagt of lhe mackerel tiahermen have ! gent. If we owned the fee simple of a nil- '"sm. Mm in the hack and hide, and various

.... - the c. everesf nnaiiriirinn ( hnpssim. an nur - a mi . mm i i : 4 u . r . . oinar comfnaintr in fuel it i :i V I X K 1 1 I nv-

vising a new branch of that great wornto i as he could under the circumstances. run from Grayville to Fizzletown, of which it Mr. Stansbury prepared to close, the proswaa thought that he would be unanimously ecui'on bein? entitled to the list speech, . .... ,, , when coup No. 2 waa plaved. The defence chosen Predent, and HwilllMll is LaJ they 'should submit the cept. As Caddington would say, Ma better case to the jury, witfiout argument. That, of selection could not be made." course,, cut off all further argument, and shut There was a prospect that enough stock out Mr- St'hury altogether. Judge Rlc- .... ... , Lane's charge to the jury w:ts clearly iu favor wouli be taken on the line to pay one salary, j Qf defnjinU J0- bg char t0 t,e and keep the engineer on the Paducah road jury, I have not a word to say; but the re-

. . a. . a . . I in common cigars until someining Detter turns up. The aspect of things at Vincennes is evily improving. A more hopeful feeling prevaila. and a more active pirit is manifest in its business. Yet after all, no great good can come to it, until some change of feeling is adopted by those who hold its destiny in their hand. They must either go to work an'l improve their property themselves, or sell at reasonable rates to others who will improve, a a . . - and not only this, but they must induce and I encourage ntr men to come among them . i Let them do these thiugs and a great and happy change will soon follow. Unless they do this, their railroad can profin them little. So long a. they ask present high rates for , lots and yet improve not, ao long will stran- I gers shun them. High prices for property j ran nnlw ho iutitip,) las nrLrp let ihn ' " -j j -j j- t, - interested' mark it. At Terre Haufe I '"put up" at the Brown House, kept by that man with a soul, J. CBuntin. I need hardly auy that he has lost none of his genial qualities, nor bis ancient fame as the best of hosts. I most cordially commend his house to my Evansville friends who may visit the Prairie City. In an interview with Mr. Griswold I learned the most encouraging facts, as to the progress of the rail road from Vincennes to Teere Hau'e. Fully one half the work preparatory to laying down the iron, is finished. and were the iron at hard, the cars wou'd , doubtless be running by next July. And even as things stand the iron yet to be pur chased, and that too in the face of a depressed stocit market we may, from the known energy of Mr. Griswold and the appliances w(ich he can brjff tQ beaf( rea,onii)ly hope to see this work accomplished before the close of another year. Of this there is hardly a doubt, and it is a fact which should stimulate us to every exertion, and if reed be to some sacrifice, to press our end of the line to early completion. That we will do this, no man who knows Evansville enterprise and liberality, can for a moment doubt. Evansville never did falter in its public duty, -nd it never will, Owing to indisposition, I saw but little at Indianapolis. I, however, met Mr. Smith, the President, and Mr. Green, the Secretary, f our Straight Line, b t!i of whom gave me encourajring items as t the pro-pacts of the road. The people at this point have done nothing effective to aid the work, and probably will not. Jn fact, if one may iudrrp In coining to this city, I took the Law renceburg road, which is finished only to that point. When completed here, this will be one of the most thrnnopd ronrla tn the inte. . , . r iimm Wnsin.. ...... . e - O -. 1. ...... i ivi uii otaa-iii i'ii't ui uui oiaic. j.vtn now the cars are crowded, (the twenty miles from Lawrencburg to Cincinnati! being made by bomts) and already more than half of V. a l . I ma aa uioe wuu mniiaiy iook me aiaaison route, 1 ,a rrn'ma Ii V tliis. o m

can be had on good first day paper at froRM Hearr Favflafrar. tj e copy tne f0ijowjng from the are to one and a half per cent per month f Bosfb. no. 98. Brownatown (Ind ) Democrat: By this we may infer what is called a tight heavy house in the Weal India traaJiUe- Aw ArFAIR or Love. Last Saturday a fumarket. I am teed that a few weeke sine "ted on Ind.a wharf, failed yesterday ptjre .l.re, belonging to Judge Fitch, of Kenas high as J per cent per month waa rcadiVy s amouni- tucky, was captured in this county and given , . .. - , . Ceataiterf alter Ar rastad. over to hi owner. There was with him at obttnned from first-rate houses. I doubt the. Stanford, Conn.. Nov 98. the time he waa taken, a white girl, hia para-First-sate houses manage betterror should ik Noah M. Lee, charged aa being the eMef mor, who had induced him to make his esso. f a gang for paaaing counterfeit money on cape that she might join herself for life to

Thp .P.ih h.;. , iKJno. c- rfow A saw rr vhiiivi WV.1 JL WW a I m f H VI s ae. aw i , n ... . "r inginpwft. Buyers are tnnid, and the price , ta likely to settle at not over $4. The bank1 .... .... a. view with dtstruat all who give over that ftgure and will be likely to withhold anondatwns from trtnaA i iunrterwl tn rrivA hnzarrlrillS DTICCS. . . . ... iL. te There is no douht they will do this, and it 1 1 I . TT I . i i I- l.w.lr will be judicious. Unless the bankers iook ,, . . . , . .. I well to their own interests, they can hardly expect their customers to do it for them. Trusting to be at home about the end of this week, I am, Very truly, R. Burk et House, Cihcikrati, November, 21, 1853 FriekD Sakders: Having been indisposed, I did not write as I intended, ?ince my last, the notorious : Martha Washington case hats been decided, i iripnri R unulil r:ivV 'ccr attHmntPil in a court ot jUs!tjce. The defence after examinjng many witnesses, summoned three hundred more, and had them all sworn atone time, ! Sr? nd ?crade ,in court creating the impression that the trial waa to be prolonged perhaps for woeks. When after examining three, all thev dpaired to. and all nrubublv 'ho knew anything about the matter, they nnounced to the astonishment of all that t h.ui u uro iiaiia Tkft a- r.anMiilinn aobAi a they were done. The prosecution asked for the adjournment of the court until the next morning, that they might get up from Cincinnati important rebutting witnesses, who were merchants and business men, and to whom it would have been a serious injury to have been forced to remain for weeks from their places uf business, when they could be aalled there in a few hours at any time. Judge McLean refused giving the lew hours asked, and forced the District Attorney, with out a moment's preparation, to proceed with the opening argument, which he did as well " wss ' lusal on lhe part of the court to give the tune asked to bring i p very important testimony, under the circums-'ancee, I cannot under stand, and in common with al! I have heard xpress themselves, most decidedly condemn. Had Ju-lge F inn done it, tue press would not have spared him. Dr. Fisher W. Ames, who was on trial when 1 wrote you lust, for shooting James C. Hall, E-sq,, has also been acquitted. To account tor it, I shall not attempt. Hardly would I express astonishment at anything that money cuul I accomplish iu this atmos ' I. . .1 r. .1 mm . " 8tM:m" v Bl "n iier me ine nPied assassination, a qi arrel ot a professional character was Gotten nn amonir the doctors. in which Dr. T. O. Edwards (Mr. Hill's - r 9 family physician) took a prominent part, (and from what I saw during the trial, 1 think he wis in I In ininitritw nt I hu rlnnA nf thf rierht Df ,g teelimony wag nf course decidedly against the defendant, consequently the army of Doctors summoned, were for the defence. The trial itself seemed more like a coutinuation of the doctors' quarrel, than the trial of Arres. The Judge perovtting the defence to have their own way, rumors are afloat, that the strong point lor the defence, was the tele lion of th'jury. Of ttat, of course, I cannot say. The money market is somewhat easier here for the last three days. Good business paper sold on Saturday at per cent per I month. L'tile Miami Railroad Stock sold on Saturday at 119. It was down two weeks since to 106. Cin., Ham. and Dayton, at 1054; wn down lo 101. N w Albany and Salem Railroad. 59; Lawrenceburgh and Indianapolis Railroad, 69. Ot ing to the small ! investments in hogs up to this time, Eastern exchan if carce and improving; one per cent is as Iowas it can begot from liaiiks lnj, moriiif. Hogs are rated at $4 50 and could be bought for that. Buyers are looking for a further decline; the only sale reported on Saturday was at 4 45 for 600 head. Flour has lurther declined and may be quoted dull at $5, wheat 91 to$l 05. Oats 40c. New corn 36c. Whisky 22c. Patrick O'Donohue, the Irish Patriot, delivers a lecture here to-n ght. I hope he will not disgrace himself and mortify his Iriends, us he did in liahimore. The city is full nf

i ui inn it ui nir j arnvea nt uiouceeier. i ne season una uccn luau, we wuu u cons uer no oerso l nt inr a -

strangers, and the Vfc rf presents a very buy Report says that, having procured a rawappearance. The new packets are getting hide, Miss Toronto assailed Miss Paris on the into line as fat as possible, betwaen Pitts- J street, and horse whipped her in true Amainburgh and St. Louis. So look out for a brisk j nian style. The latter subsequently went

opposition. In hebte, 1 OCT Thompson's liank Note Reporter of the 19th inst.,says: In answer to a multidude of inquiries about Banks, we would say only two have failed, viz., the Hank af Müaillon, Obio, and the Patchin BanK tf Butfalo. The many rumors about other Banks are all wrong, and we do not know where there is a decidedly doubtful one. The fright, the pressure, and the danger is all over, and there is an easy and prosperous future Lefore us. There is no premium on gold, and we fill all orders lor new silver at per cent. i mercy on croakers ranic-makers' occupation s gone have Money Market. The New York Mirror of Friday evening says: The tone of the money market ia graduallv improving, and the stock list indicates there is every prospect of better weather ia the fi nancial atmosphere. There ore no-new fea turcs other than a, gradual revival of speculalive teciliig. ine transactions in Erie, Nicaragua and Cumberland, show this. We ao not think the rise in either a healthy one.

the baugatuck Bank, was arrested this morn-1

a , in; at his own bouae. mL ( u Baltimore, Nov. 26. The city council hare not vet acted on the Bpplication for thc cndoraement of five milHon, of donart of tne Dooda of the Baltimore :imt llhin Rnilannrl New Orleane papers of Wednesday are rer.i-. - tciveu. X Irr: J tuiiiauicu run vjimi ui jua- . ican newr. Hjg mogt gracioufJ Excellency, President Santa Ann,-was pleased Do consent, as a proof of hkt desire by whioh he i actuated, to maintain and render vet clearer the good re-i IÜUUH3 wuicnrAist ueit:t.-ii mo wuguvcr..-i In SwI aw - ... L Lais - 1 . 4, t, Ä . .-v I, rt a. a... ...... - meilts. The Diaro contradicts the reporta that the ! IT o u: o. i . a i and has threatened to bombard the townv Hailrood Aaaiffntaieart. Bostok, Nov. 23 The directors of the Rutland and Derlington railroad have assigned the property of the road lo lhe lru8teeg of tie second mortgage more unprofitable than for many years. Prissier Strikea CiHCINHATl, Nov. 23, P. M. A difficulty is now existing between the publishers and journeymen printers of this city. The latter have established a new bill of prices, which advance the prices of composition from 25 cents to 35. Publishers contend that at the old bill of prices printers made from $7 50 to 912 00 per week, and tney have, we understand, resolved to resist, and the result will doubtless be a general strike to morrow. The publishers object, not only to the price, but also to the rules sought to oe forced upon them for the government of their establishments. Some of the offices have resolved, in the event ot a strike, to employ females. The Erie lallrsd. Buffalo, Nor. 23. It is reported that the Erie Railroad Com pan y have backed out, and determined not to alter the gauge. The report is doubted (!) Political Affaire. Washington, Nov. 23. The Union of this morning has an article headed the "Campaign of 1856," on the succession, and declares it has long been satisfied that ihe originators and prompters of the lata I d sseutions in New York had formed a deliberated design of breaking dow u the present aduiinilration tor the purpose of elevat ing upon its ruins its favorite aspirant for the sii xession, and that it can c jnceive of no proposition more hostile to the administration than that of the new opening of the canvass lor the succession. Pittsburg, Nov. 23, P. M. There are 6 feet 2 inches water in the chan nel and tailing slowly. The weather is clear and pleasant. Cincinnati, Nov. 23, P. M. The river has fallen 6 inches. The weather is cooler, but it is still much too warm tor pork packing. ClRCIRRATt. Xov. OT, P. M. Flour Opened with a good deuniu-l al jM, but closed heavy. Whisky I unchanged. Hog Nothing done. Nominal prices 4 40 r 4 so. p,rk .s oriOUbblsmessalfll 7, and 30, lelitrable within ninety days, at the option of the teller, at ill bit. IsftSSV-ale of 1 40 kegs prima at 10c. Mil-Turk j Island 6Vc. Stw OaLaaaa, Nor. S3. Btron sides hare declined 7c; old moss pork SU 75; new mess it held at 1 13 SO. Lard Kentucky has declined; prime bei I at ISc. .Mi'laat a Hus declined; prime ia held at BtaWSfa Whisky 5c. Horse whipping Extraordinary. It1 appears that a short time since a young lady from Toronto, rich in every grace which can sdorn a city belle, visited the village of Paris, B. W. and created quite a sensation among the vulnerable bachelors, aa well as no amall amount of jealousy amongthe village beauties. Miss Toronto's favorite amusement was riding on horseback, where, like I'epgy " in her low-hacked car," she slaught red hearts hy the dozen. We are not sure ti at he aat on her palfrey with that n.ijcsMc gracefullness, or managed him with that unrivalled skill so beautifully portrayed by Grace Greenwood in her vivd descriptions of southern femile equestrians, but, certain it is. that one day last week, while enjoying a ride not, we presume, accompanied a village belle gave expression to her feelings resnecting the fair equestrian in tunes loud enough to reach the lady's ear. It is needless lo say that, like a true woman, she nursed her wrath and kept it wenn until the following morning, when the baneful spirit of founded pride prompted her to commit an act, which, for the dignity of the sex. we hcDe she sincerelv reorets before a magistrate and entered a complaint against the former lor assault and battery; the result of which was that Miss Toronto wa8 fined 3 and costs. So ended one of the most extraordinary scenes that has ever hap- ! P?ned in the country. We have suppressed names of the young laiiea, but we muy add that both are highly respectable and be long to what is generally denominated thc "upper ten." Canadi Exchange. fJCMr. Prentice, of the Louisville Journal, in making editorial allusion to the 23d birth day ofthat paper, thua very beautifully winds up: Our youth haa passed and our manhood's prime is passing, but we are as happy now aa when we first entered Louisville in 1830 with high hopes and buoyant spirits. Some flow ers have dropped and died in our path, some stars have been darkened in our say, some bright birds have vanished from our power. Seme SWeet Strains ire gone from our aong of life, but we feel . hat very much of bitternes. has gune with them, that our love for our race is increased, that our joya, if sobered and chastened, are more calm and rational, a. id that earth and heaven have lost for us none of their beauty and glory.

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When are the honest Democracy! Wankinaton Sentinel. Indeed yowr question if i puzzler. We know the localities of a great mnysorta of Democracv, but you are imfoiring as to the . ... i i i whereabouts of a kind that rarelv shows itself. If we can ascertain Ithe latitude and . ... . . . ... .,, . ,, ,, longitude Of Its habHatlon, we Will tell you all about it. rywi Jni I tAJU . SSWi Gf Th editor of the Times talks about ".I ' " L" J "H . . I r "- unuc iu me ouiuiuisuaiiuii inr irniiim oiin m n i t i. n.iM .,.t...(..n n,sa ' ' - . - - ----- VVoll ;-..n .u .i: rr. ... .. . Sf!1! th di"PPoiDted Democratic arJ .....uruiuieareiiiiurn acamsi me auministration, the Frank Pierce oartv will be j... i . , . Ku 7 w"1 MC D-ainst tlie DO-

sw uiwic iniBtrrauie squad than ever pamphlet; I read of tie wonderful cures our Pain Kilfhe John Tyler party way. 'er b'' performed, and said is there no he'lp for "Dalit"' r r . I as wall as for others? I thoiif ht I would try the Pain 1U. JvUT. Killer, and soo if it could not help me; and it dad cars

A3" Ignorance is a great substitute for paregoric person switch tender who didn't take four daily panem and a month. v. . j . 1 he life of man is in reality but one continued existence, the end of which is to make himself perfect. fm SPECIAL NOTICES. Hr.tMI.IOt M NOTICE. Tec flrat Qarterly Meeting for Ingle street M. . Church, com me aces to day a-, lui o'clock Public serrices every Sabbath afternoon; conducted by Rot. W. DOT36 It In the morning and w H . "-sur. -. , . , QüV!.hcrizedt,?1.nn0l?nC!KthÄ,nr?- . A: PARNSLEVas a candidate for the ctHye ut t..unciliwan, orthe Mh Ward, al theensulng special Electiou. - , The Hatha 4 h vift 'ct jem a si si r mm v w VstaHtf IU BaT ä TU ft Htf ?ft and old age oven after a from daudruff nervous Head acheaud all fcrupti and iAibe moat desirable article for curling ami iniarling gloas to ihe huir u the world. Il happily unites the i Heels Of all the chronic Pomades to lhe besi'prench Ks trMcla, and exhalos the perfuma of trie imai leJigliiful flowers. No person should be without it. Price only 25 cents, in largo hou.es. ."old by all dealers, everywhere D. 8. b. rues. Froprieior, 161 Broadway, V. mmW IpDR. HOLSTKAD'S FILLS WILL CURE DYS pepsia. Iiidigesüou, Billiousness, aud every disease of he stomach. KKW ADVERTISEMENTS. HON KY for sale nt nov.-tt T. BACON & CO.'S Family Grocery. fOHS and Corn-B rl for sale at v nov-Jii T. BACON Of CO 'S FamiU Grorcr . WHITE Beans aud Irish Potatoes for sale at novvfi T BACON dc CO.'S KaasM Groce-rv. A L MO NOK and cans for sale at fl- .v T. BAt'U.N A Ct.'S Pamily Grocery. " VOL ASS F.J.--2.1 whole and 15 half hbls of best Xvi ipiality -ml ii. Sne order, for sale low bt UoVil S. E. GILBr.KI dcl.O., Mc.iu-nrW'ater. Wit. CHEINE 2.i boxes landing fronisieama cr Cumberland Vale, haf sule by norvd IL E. GILBERT Ä CO.. Syc. near Water. LAST ( IHM E. BY order of the Court of Common Pleas of Yamler - burifh coiiiitv I ikiii . .ii .i , J uurgn louuty, i will aoll at pritute sal.-, in parcels lOAU.t purchaser, 'J87 acrea of Uo art offra. tional la iiZt iJ! I?1",' '.u ,WWa 7' "tJm!mM 0 10 v est, belonging to the estate of W illU N. Hawkins. deed, said lauds lie on the Bavoti. one mile and a half above Evansville. I f not sold ui private sale pr v ivus to Dec. 5th, 1H53, they will iheu be offered at Fubiic Auelion. TtKMs of sale: One-four: h cash; one-fourth in 9, one ie lounu in iv, ana OOe-lourth in 18 months from .luv Ofstle, with interest, without relief from valuation or appruiseinent .awa. JNO. J. ( HAMil.bK, auras i w Adininistralor EXECI TOR'X SALE. 1VTOTICE is hereby ajiven, that I will sell at public auc i-ft Mali on Tuesday, the sWth day of Decern er uof, at the residence of Mary Garrett, late of V'aiiderl.urtru county, deceased, all lier neraouul omnertv. couaistinr of one hore, row, calf and household furniture, Ac. A creOit of six months a ill be given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giviaaj bia note with approved security ,wiUi interest, waiving valuation and appiaiseuieuiiws. J. s. nut ii., no v .ti Ids Executor. NAILS AND SPIKES. SOSkers, -Belmont," Wheel inr and other favorite brands for sale low by liov'.4 POKIER a BKOWN. WINDOW GLASS. 930 boxes 8. MeKee'a "City," "New York" and other brands, assorted afaaa. just rerM and for sale by PUNTER a BKOWN. aevsM PAINTcD BUCKETS. Just ree'd direct from the manufactory, SO dox Painted Buckets, at a low figure, (nov 24) FOSTER ez BROWN. STAR CANDLES Just landing from steamer Col. Drennoii,3u boxes M. Werk dr Co. brand. nov-24 FOSTER 6c BROWN. Ci F.Nf CR AL, GROCERIES. We have in store " received by late arrivals. SMi sacks Rio Coff :e: iu packets .lava Coffee; fj iialf cne ts Gunpowder, Imperial & Y. H.Teas;

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Ml cases s -,- ... . ,, - . , w . , . Together with a very general and welt selected slock, , wli eh Ve are desirous to offer the trade at a small advance. (nov4) Foster a bruwn. TANNERS' OIL. 15 obis ree'd per steamer Chancel lor. for sale by (bot) PKKSTON BKOS. BXS Counter Seals and Colfce Mills, ree'd per I fj A relic, for sale by (novIM) PKRstov mmy ADNflN STRATUM'S) .tUiaL, NOT ICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed AdmiHMtrutor of the eatale of Charlva C. I hi ii-i,. late of Vanderburgh county, deceased. Aaid estate is supposed lo be it solvent. UOV.M-31W H. ft. WHEELER. Administrator ARNIINJISTRATOR'S SALE. " "VfOTICK is hereby given that I will sell at public auc V tion, on Friday, the 16th day of December next, at the residence of Charles C. liuitou. late of Vanderburgh county, deceased, all his personal property, consisting ol Hoga, Oroeeri -s. Liquors, Household Furniture, Ac. A re-iit of six moiitus will be given on all sums over three dollars the P'ircuasergivinghis note with approved security , with interest; waiving valuation and app.rise-m-nt laws. H. ft. WHEELER, jjRg Administrator. RICH AND FASHIONABLE. EDWAEÜ FEG AN a CO. RESPECTFULLY announce to the Ladies of this city aud sorrounding country, that they hire received tueir second lot ol CLOAKS aad MANTLES for the ,a on. In nine different sty lei, consisting or every nov. li of the season in Merino. ( lotb and Velvet, which stand unrivaled lor quality of Muterial. richness of Trimming and eleieance of Finish, eanoot fail to please the most la-lidioua taste La lies requiring Cloaks made lo order, ean select the materials aud have them made in 1 EN I V HuUi : or U ies Wishing to have them made themaelvea, ean be supplied with the Cloth an i Klinge at the loweat pricea. Received a o, a complete assortment of plaid and figured fMlka of the aewes a ylea;alo Knarllahaud Preach Moriuos, plain, plaid and r.gured OeLaiues, cotlou and wool and all wool plaid PUnnel.all wol Broach, long ! Bd tuare Shawl; also new styles in Embroider Laces, SÄST a f 0o"' l nierous to mention The Pioprietors of the above Establishment are determiuod that uo olhtr house. East or Wast, shall exceed them either io Fashionable Styles, richness of Goods, or in low prices; and shall be obliged to satisfy lhe carieslly oflhe Pub,ic' on,y b MkiDglJ kVstTl"fkon t"0"' ,0, i,tst.bcw Min a Locust, opposiio V. b.

FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE. cautiok to the public. joy to Tai woaLD. Perry Iavia Pnin Killer. Förtha entire eradicatioa of all Pain External and Internal Remedy! M"0 FAMILY SHOULD BE W1TB9ÜT IT. One Twenty Ave Cent Bottle will do more to convtaesf you of iU efficacy than all the ad veriisementsin the World! IT IS WHAT ITS NAME DENOTES, A PAIN-KILLER!

PHYSICIANS say that I via' Pain Killer it one of those nice little articles which ii calculated te relie an Immenae amount of auSfering incident to buman life j PTHSSftR - im acnou on trie vtcin la man limes use mafic au Kaw Oa: bams. La.. June 9a, ItSS. 1 ,LT;sir -ftT nnld1,'V,,,c'nn"li',0-: . Dwiir Mr lhrei-vrarK" last Sepiewiber, 1 was atucked wita a has, and bee. laaeaa ery much distressed1 u1 larmcd, I tent for the bast neok-al treatment I could procure. I labored under the most distresainc aoreness and pain, and notwithaundii.a: tl doctiira did' I aH they could fr me. I was conflneo to the Souse ihe' 1 " of Ihr time mill tk., i,exi luminrr. I was the r I carried to Uoston to consult with, and rvmain nadeY, the treatment of tie most eztMrit nccd ihician for anuati w v a a . . ... . c8-, Hel,,d eHndgonosofartUathecoBlddoao--thine for me. r . . . . i w!uTica r some 10 unatrrot unrTicnl operation ins lalsf ii ' .7 ' told me lli;il w oiu-ration would be rr r..i.r..i . SSS and altnf ether uncertain resctins; the resnlta. 1 coatiuucu nuuu run im: 01 a urincai ODeratlon lll.on uncrt'"tle. bUo n,n "! 21 1 hd ufcred eer thing: but death; Prorldentially 1 aawoaeafTour ma in a few weaks, and 1 am s'ill using it in nit family and the neighborhood. inroaTaar IsNsaaa noa jcaa a. w(fTnTLT, Mim "r -,BW itt. Mk.Pkht Dana: til ... m . Naw Yoaa, July S, IM; w 52 lt"d,TanJ testimony to the raiuo or Vsur Lm as JsT ! I a IIa at... ah. a. ' V . . "c nisi, my son was badly burned with h,r, Crtkr,. I Immediately aent foV t some Pain Killer, and wiOj some sweat oil uouUiced it and haA ia imaj A t-m. u .Ml ' aw aa aay V r w ill; ff VII, Yours traly, JACOB A. WEFTFRT1I.1 . Mayorofthe tity of New Vrk NOTICE TO DEALERS IN PA1X kiiikd The name of Pain Killer be longa eirluaiveiv to la firoprietor of thia medicine. That rlgbt haa bean roeealv Mustained by a court of law. and anv beraon m i ..iu sajtaa ajfAeta by that name, and not of the manufacture of Perry Daria V Son, will be proaeculed. Beware ol all articlfs designed to mutate ihe genuine Perry Davis' Pain Killur, called ".Mrs. Crown's I'aia iviiief, -Mississippi Jnin Kil er.""A Real Fain Kil r. "Southern Fain 'Killer." We adri , Ju sVwVW regular agents, who get their suppli.a from t imiuuati. ohio. You will then be sure afZSsj the real aS I Peiry Davis' Pain Killer, which will render vou every ! auli.fili..H 1 " ' shsi'i.m u, anl retail For sale by Hallock & Stoddard, do; " " " Lata A Hall, Princeton, la. m w j whiting. Cynthiana. Poaay eo., I. " T. C. JaquesaAc Co., Posevville! la. " " " J. W. de . Hobb. hteubenville Foaey eo- " " " ". G. N lib loa, New Harmoi y. ia. ' C. P. Leonard, Nt. Nerno . la. " Keunettoi Di:aick, Boonville, Warrick c.r la. nov4 iiaiM ICK ( LI At I IIS. AC AT r- nr' ow nianiifacluriiig a aurior article of V t Fork Cleavers ami Lard Cleavers; a w Kdg Toils of all de-M-riptions, and epial to the beat mad in tho country. We would beg leave to call the partieular iitteiitioii or Pork merchant ainl tlicra lu our t. leaver, which are warranted to u- aagf.od anilaa near aaUtoan purchased at Louistille SSM Mucin ai. Messrs. rr 4V iiuglitiii.aiid oilier pork doaleia in ibis city, have na.i Cieaveraof our iiiiiiif. tiirr. anl pronouiie ib in etuak to any in us-, (nov 1 IWsSSf) J. C. .M ITH dt l u. CCLOTIIKaCASS a.ock ia now ttr-t n JSIMKRES AND VESTINGS. Our rate iu ieooda of ibis li e. Fartir wanting to purcliaao a gool article of theee ii'-.-f Good-i. we lli thev would rail in aud examine tbrsa. U09I9 MORGAN, KKEN di FKKSTuN. HAWEM ILLE COAL. WE have jul received a Barge of excellent feat from Hawesville, with which we are prepar d lo accommodate cuatomers. orders may i-e left at Mi. Samuel Orr' Store. (novSl tf) OKRVSW.NS0S. DRIKDCU IIOV RRANT. for sale at J. & W. REII.LY. 1 a a a ' m V . a a TAI.js. 30 kesra Gd and Sd, lust ret'd and for aaao 1 k rn..r i aw hii I V by (nov) J.aw sTKILLT. C1CAR 5 hhds New Crop, r c'd and aWasAa by O wsrvtl J. dt W. REII.LY. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS BY B. Sc O. H. IS. I Omca or TMrovTia H. a . K. H i HALTisivaa, Nor. IS. lnyi. i 1 (Y ffoods ihlpped by the Halliiuore and Ohio KaliV roat. on ami after Ui- flrst day of necemi.rr neat. freirhu will be changed al Winter Rates, aa eataMiebed) by the existing tariff. J. H. DONE. nov-n-'Jin .Master of Trausportion. Fasse? fish. in dox Cove Oysters; S do hpiced do; I caae Nardil e : 25 boxes No. l He-ring, I packages Ma -kerel; all fresh and good, for eale bv (n-l) HiKBR KK a CHCR HILL. W-terat. W WOOF WAHL AMlBASKIIS... 10 nests Painted Tuba; IU dozen do Buckels; 5 do Cedar do; t do Half-buahei Measures; 9 do Sugar and Hour Buckets; Bung Hurler's Holling-pins and Potato masliers,. IS nests Market Baskets, oen; S do do do covered; 4 dozen Work and Fruit Bankets; 9 lo School do fot sale he evtl HoRNBRi'OKA CHURCHILL. Water St. .11 T RECEIVER. 1 HO BOXK F1,e Crackers; . JJ I do fresh Preserved Citron; for sale bv aevia-laa JUHN KA KKKi.I. & '(J LHOf'ENIES AND BOAT TORES. WE have a good aarortment ol family GrocorieAandl Boat Morea. all of which we offer at the lowest, cash rate. We wish to purchase all kinds of Produce, for wl.ieh we will pav the market price in CASH. smvM HORNBROOK a CHURCHILL. Water at. HALL a DODD'J FIRE PROOF 8AFFSW - - vr.o -. t i.. wuu m mir u i.ui-ni runner bimi Thief proof l-K-ks attache J, whkh we offer at in. innall. piices. freight added. nov 19 HORN BROOK & CHURCHICL, Waters . NAILS. 110 kesrs all sizes from 3d to SOd iarluairo,. in store and landing from tU-amer treorgetowa, tot sale bv K. GILBERT a CO. nov 19 ye. near Water. SJT. MJI W REFINED SUGAR.-15 hbls Leaf O Crushed. Powdered and Kefincd white, Jost reestprsteamer Admiral forsaleby K. E.GILBERT a CO yie S)c. m-ar WaRsr. A CHEAP TORE FOR BF VT, . " NEXT Frame Building beyond the Bulls Head, obah continualion of Main street. The Store has a largo Show Window. These are three-other apartments audi a Cellar. Et.juiiw oC THuMAb HEAUEN. novltf-lm OH I'M; EES. eottJDOO Poplar Shingles ree'd and. l for sale an consignment, ty PKEMTON BROS. novIS SODA. aVatRs priaie Newrcastle Soda, for sale b . V V 8. E. GILBERT a CO.. nov!8 ' Syc. near Water. NOTICE. PERSONS Indebted to the Chy Mills will call aad settj immediately, and tbe bustsess hereafter will bv CASH DOWN. tnl8 ddsw) J. H.KL8,4gju NEW CROrCORN BROOMS-tS dox jaat Itrs'dA, for sale hy H. E. GILBERT 4 CO... nov IS Sye. near Watsav RICH FANCY V ST S FEE DRY OODS. COLBORN AHER8HBEROBR. Piasr nmiT. wi.w Main, is Romal Blstk. Akk now opet.ia tbe Urgent and rtrhesl aaaorwnen I of tbe newest mbrks and latest desajas of Draaa Goods, both for Ladies aad Gent esnea's wear. everoTfereU in Ihrs naarket. Aaao. a generar anornarnl of Housekeeping Goods, tkSSt, Woolea Geo s, Ca ieta. Ac., all of which will be aSered at Ute lowest market prices. Plea-e eaU and exaania before warcbaains: (ha where, tf jom wtah goo bargafasa. oepli HOI SE ri'RXIMHIWC. GOODS. JUST opened a lot of Curtain Damaaka, Muslin Cartains Curtain Muslins. Cartain Bauds, Cornices and CunaUi PUks, extra heavy all wool Bed Blanket , and oxtra sixe do Bed Comforts of aU sixes aad qualities. 10 4 Linen aad Cotton Sbeeti ags aud Pillow caae r in tons . Lineu. Daiaasks, Table CloUis and Napkins; for sale ai COLBURNa HERSBERGER'S. aenCT First street, below Maia. ry ff BAtr. Rio CoSVe, ree'd per steamerLexington. e

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