Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 157, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 October 1854 — Page 2

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A H SANHFRS F HI TOR. A. 11. ÖAiNDÜttÖ, HiUllUlV TKK.MS OP SUBSCKIFTIO.N Dmily Joarnal, per year 5 oo 10 by me week, Tri-Weekly Joarnal, per year, . We-ktv Journal 4 00 4 IM) s no tlTTV tV HVAWSVIltE. I SATURDAY MORNING, ::::::::UCT. 28. lDcrHte of Price. We have be n much pleased with the manner in which our proposal has been received, to raise the price of subscriptions on the Daily Journal. Our patrons feel well assured, that nothing but urgent necessity, or, I k.. - -- ik.i ... . -a tii'iL-lnir nnlhinir 7 . on our subscription list at the present price, v r could ever induce us to raise the price of sub acription even a single cent. That necessi ty snd that fact have been staring us in the face, not only during the present summer since the pr.ee of paper, laDor.ÄC., have so materially raised, but really for years. We were making little or nothing on Daily subacr.pt.ons o-,ore w, r ,u paper, otc, ana . I .1 . L . , l . , . . . . . a. - J . l e .i , had year, ago contemplated mcreasing the price of subscription. But after the expe-, nenceof the last summer, we feel compelled in deiense or our own interests, and to sei'mmM- e. a , . . a M aa a - äW cure a little profit, wherein we have been : : ! . . ... . pene,.u,,g an .c.u.i loss, to Buost.tutc a hiifhor rata nf .ir,j.,i: . f.-. . iL. n.:i. Hnpuuu ur tu uanj Journal than ten centa per week. After a . conversation with the proprietor of the Enquirer, we find our own views have met with - -- ...... Li. , a .a . a , , .. uta ww arm afpruvoi, anu mil 06 leeiS Wim us, that such t. change is indispensable. Next week, therefore, the new terms will be made known, and we are satisfied, after conversing with many patrons on the subject, a. . m. a .1 i i i i . i . tuai justice anu iioeraiuy enougn exist in this community, to prevent any material reduction in our aubscription lists rum the increase in price of the Daily papers. In making this increase, we are but doing what tbe other Daily papers all over lhe country have already done, and which othera must imitate, or involve themselves, thruugh subacription lits that do not pay expenses. A Voice from I We have heard through Mr. A. B. Wilkinson, from our old friend and subscriber, Mr. SamM Miller, of Dallas county, Iowa. Dallas is one of the frontier counties, on the roed to Council Bluffs. Only one county beyond Dallas is settled at present. Mr. Miller writes that tbe crops n that region ! are excellent this season, and prices good, for that section. Potatoes bring 1 50 per , bushel, snd crop good. Corn 30(.35c, deliverable in the field. Flour is selling at $4 50 per hundred, or about 90 per barrel. From one item in friend Miller's letter, we perceive civilizaliun has reached his point. He says a man in his neighborhood deliberately cut the throat of his wile, and ao badly cut the arm of another woman as to render smputation necessary, snd it is very probab'e she will not survive. The man or monster was arrested and now lies in jail. We hope friend 51 i 1 1 e r will write to us soon. His last letter was accidentally mislaid till too late for use in our columns. He is one of (he old residents of this part of the country, and knows almost every inch of "the Pocket" of Indiana. We like to receive frien-iy letters from folks of this kind, when they take up their homes at distant points, especially when their letters convey so much practical information as Mr. Miller's always tlo. A Great Blunder We learn from the State Journal, VVm. R. Nofsinger, the People's candidate for State Treasurer, is probably beaten by an erroneous printing of his name on the ticket in several portions of the State. Some fourteen thousand votes were given for Wra. F. Nofsinger and Wm. B. Nofsinger, and the votes with the right name on will hardly be enough to overbalance the huge blunder. Some six thousand voles were cast for Hiram A. Taibott, for Auditor, instead of Hiram E. Taibott. This mistake is not yet large enough to defeat him. These blunders are in the highest degree unpardon-' able, and should lead to the utmost vigilance hereafter, in the supervision of ticket print ing for Stale officers. The tickets thus wrongly printed, will of course be thrown out of the court. The obvious intention of the voter, we think should have some weight in the case, when no fraud is apparent in the case. HZj We invite attention to the advertisement ot George Klein & Co. in to-day's; Journal. It will be seen that they have been j extending their business largely in the manufacturing of Soaps, Candles and Lard Oil, and are now prepared to fill all orders for the aboye named articles, in as good qualities and at aa low prices aa the same can be done in any city in the West. Messrs. Decker di Kramer well known Grocers on Main street, are members of the above firm, and a ill give their attention to the business. They have engaged in this business for the purpose of encouraging the manufacture of these staple articles in our own city, and ask the patronage of the surrounding country.su lung as the same articles can be purchased aa cheaply here as elsewhere. We have examined their facilities for manufacturing and have no doubt that they can perform all they promise. Elopement. Joe Patten, of this city, ran offrvilha daughter of Harrison Olds, last Monday morning. Joe left a wife and child. His wife is a lady who deserved a better husband.

Before und alter the Election. I T. En .... of M . CQnt ain8 B

er7 we wri"en composition headed "A ' rTZ ,.r 4 wrninr H w fcuiir Wa commend . u - . " , .. our neighbor for the excellent change in Ml moral sentiments since the election. We

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have a very distinct recollection of an editorial which aDDeared in the Ennuirer a few i .- .. ..... m .r ' wee" oelorB ne BieCXIon, Wnicn OCCT, liquor drinking, and placed an excuse in lhe lips of every person disposed to drink. We iect that the same Dersons who committed J I the crimes ao often committed under the ina . . M . fl jence of liquor, would have committed crime had they never drank." Yesterday, the En quirer gave an effecting picture of the man who w tried a few daya ng0 for stealing vhendrunk, And in thj3aame article quoted frum above our nei hbor made several allu-1 sions to the habits of people in Europe and Enirlind. where "everybody drinka" to prove v - - - - o J J w . illusion that evervbodv should drink here; nd jn m conneclion he aaid: ..From lne prince to the peasant, the iuiCe of the grape is the pleasure, the solace, or the necessity of all claases. The EuroI. ...... ..... I mm m ml mmmA lii.l Ami L;.... La I w " . " . I peans have never imagined that dri king is t lie cruise of all crime. But the fecund Boil i j Sjtsrfs.. ha. produced ttit taking . 4 r 9, doclrjne. He who changed water into new did not take this view of drinking, nor is the 1 .j i ... . i I idea inculcated in the commindments given ,bu.1 W.! .n,u.! wm5m?fr ,hal . m - - I in - r ij tue nuusuc iittu tut. i 1 1 1. 1) 1 1 f i a ui uiu wtre - - - i l.n a r ika ial. century." v. ." - I'M. U'ULIVIII 11 WU 1 III DC UI lilt. IVIU We are glad to see that even a portion of the pernicious doctrines put forth by the Enquirer before the election, are now repudialed by itself Indiana Free Banks. The following is a list of the securities deposited with the Auditor of I. .diana, by the various banks: Tj?" JJjjfSiLt . per eeat Ii w.ons .IH da Wtd.THO . do J7.1.MI 73. UK iir mi 89.010 5- 6 1 410 a Kenturky . a do . 77 do. .6... .da. ....da. .... do . Gori Mittouri ... Mictnraa .' N . Carolina UK S7i.no 41 ttJU 7..-3I.7SU PeaaylTaaia..S....da Ohio ...da The Indiana 2j taken 50 to 55. Pennsylvania 5's taken 84 to 86 Within sixty days, between 8900,000 and $1.000,000, have been retired from circulation by the different banks, and the securities withdrawn. The holders of the securities thus taken up, were offered par value for thm, wiihin a week, and that over one hundred thousand dollars of them have been brought iii by the State and paid for in gold. Of the security to the ho'dera of free bank bills, afforded by these bonds, everybody can easily judge fur themselves. Luxuries of the Season. The Apollo Hall Restaurant, under the supervision of Messrs Hiller & Cetto, is exhibiting a good deal of enterprise this season. It had the first fresh oysters and the first venison of the season, and continues to be abundantly sup plied with tl ese a-ticles, and everything else of a palatable nature. We thank these gentlemen for an elegant roral of venison, the choice part of a superb animal, and a can of oysters, sent us day before yesterday. If editors don't live well in this neck of woods, it Is because some of thein ain't popular. Opened Out-Peter Burk opened the upper rooms of bis Restaura t evening before last. These rooms are very handsomely carpeted, with elegant chairs, dtc, and illu minated with gas. These are in the second atory. I he Billiard Saloon is above, reter says he has some fine fresh oysters on hand, which he can serve up to customers. 0 Judge Wilson Shook, well known in this community, died at his residence in tbe BaVou below, day before yesterday. We have received Liverpool papers of the 9lb from friend Osborne Re illy, which proves pretty conclusively he was not on the Arctic. Connecticut. A Bill passed the Legis lature of Connecticut at its lsst session, punching with a fine of 5,000 dollars and live years imprisonment in the penitentiary any person who shall falsely and maliciously represent any inhabitant to be a fugitive from labor, with the design of procuring his or her forcible rcmcval. Every such claim shall be prima facia, pret-umed lo be false and maliciou, and this presumption can only be rebutted by testimony equivalen' to that of two credible witnesses testifying to facta directly tending to establish the truth of the claim A Southerner going thus into Connectict to reclaim a fugitive slave would be held guilty of a penitentiary offence until he could prove himself innocent. 03r The Bostoniane have a great time iu endeavoring to annex Charlestown to their village. The opinion of the full bench of the Supreme Court waa delivered at Boston on the 31st inst., declaring that the act of Legislature annexing Charlestown to Boston, which act had been accepted by the voters of both cities, is unconstitutional and void. The anti annexationists of Char'estown celebrated this divisiun with processions, and fireworks. (T The Governor of Indiana has offered a reward of S500 for the detection and arrest of the marauders engaged in causing breaks in the Wabash and Erie canal.

cannot lay our hand on the paper now, but c 'nierest to this community, and named nave, so lar as the circulation is concerned nmmm jmmg ,77-. www .YtTT: we .hall take the trouble of hunting up, certain name, in connect.on with these facta. J PJ' bi. ul dol lar lor duliar-that is ÄJ?? SÄw5wä51 if thi.be desired. And we recollect another It expressed no opinion in relation to the JJg Su te AüoVtn fnna oÄ P.i 2 article in which our precious neighbor used character of either instituiions or individu- 'r hV ßlnV.d no" moT; and HV i&E-S the following lanauaire: "a man might ob- I named, and did not even go so far as to this Stock is held for the redemption ol the Kuck iii.u fiV !3,:i'Mrw,,VB4,,':fii!'-

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1 ' A. H. Sahders, Esq. My communication orer the signature of "A Citizen." nuhlished in the Journal of thi "A Citizen," published in the Journal of the 26th. on he snbiert nf th issues of rirrn wenmedium by the"Indiana Stale Mmin "na Manufacturing Company" and Con,ni 1 L.ai Banks" brought no chargea against hm An .kn..j . . im!,tj . . . - " . no person whomsoever. It merely stated i ine existence of certain facta of great pubidentify the names used with any individuals - " here or elsewhere. I aaJaJ .u j a, a. ; J,.:ll:tTa., th """'I,"C"hof the institutions mentioned, for cer ta,n Very important information, to wit: Whether the companies of which they are the cashiers and the only ostensible officers, e incorporated Companies or unincorpofated, and voluntary associations of individwhether indeed there be any comPny in existence incorporated or not incor- . porated, and whether an indivkual is us.ng a company or corporale name in the manner elated, and where the concerns are re. II are really ' w ' aW i ocated, and what their responsibility phege , . . ..... ore me po;pis, lOOUkO a Utile more ! d, about which public information was very respectfully solicited, of the onlv men who are presumed tobe inkrmed on ' th .ubi(.c. r MeSar, ifp11Vf, -,i :H... , ',k. P w mmm mw v.w.j lit v ii Y t.OUIIIVU hr th nulilic tn ha cnn.inl.n milk ik. f..i. J wv. av.uMiiv. If Uli 1116 IdblO , enquired sbout, because they are the men i who sign these "promises to pay," and thus are the only individual names upon the paper, the only known officers of the companies which they represent; and lhe public have no knowledge whatever of any incorporated company haviog the rht to issue such bills. It is true, another name has been heard of in both cases, but with that name as yet I have nothing to do. I have noticed this t morning an editorial in the Evansville Enquirer, which identifies the editor of that paper with the "J. B. Hall" on the bills of Conant's Coal Banks." This editorial affects to treat the whole matter lightly, and refers me to an article which sppeared in that paper on Wednesday last, which article is far from giving the requisite Information, and moreover it does not come from the rieht source. It has not the fame weight as if it came from the proper officer, aud especially since that officer is on his own showing identified as the editor of a public journal, whose very position aa such journalist makes it his duty to give the puHic correct and reliable information on subjects of public interest, and especially ins matter of as much concern as that of the circulating m medium in a lime Kke the preaent. Thus far, Mr. Kenyou has chosen to be silent. I hope this silence will be broken. r. . i , . , i From the position (if I am not mistaken) which Mr. Kenyon occupies, it is due from him that the public should lave all necessary information so far as the paper on which his name appears, ia concerned. I have not done with this subject, and I again in behalf o! our common interests most respectfully request the above named gentlemen, to give in as public a manner as this request is made, a full and true statement of their knowledge of and connection with the concerns above n- med. It is perhaps proper diat I should say, that lam not alone in this matter; that I am but the representative of those interested; snd that there is a oncert of purpose to ask only right and subuit to no wrong. A CITIZEN. Evassvilie, Oct. 27, 1854. (For the Eransv He Joarnal Deutto ol ,J.auavi ICeillcy , F.wq. At a meeting of the members ot Lyman Beecher Division, No !5, Sons ot Temperance, held at their hall in Evansville, Wednesday, Oct . 25th, 1854, on the occasion of the death of Brother James Rlili.lv, the fullowing preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted: Whereas Got has removed from us, by death our brother Janes Reilley, whose

firm integrity, well spnt life, and many es- ; general facts: 1 he cause of Christ, in its timable qualiiies, gained him a high position j bounds, is on the advance. In many : arts in thia community, ind rende;ed him j of the country Churches have enjoyed prebright ornament to thi christian church und cious outpourings uf the Holy Spirit, resulta zealous sdvocate of ihe principlea of tem-; ing in tne addition of quite a number of per

perance aud morality, therefore, Resolvtd, I hat we deeply deplore this af Aiding providence, feeling how hard it will , be to till the place it has made vacant in uur i social circle and community, and especially ; in our miJst who were associated with him in a great and L'ood ciuse W . Reso ved, That we tender to his afflicted family and friends iur earnest sympathy , with them in this gnat loss that haa been sent upon them by a vise and merciful God. Resolved, That this Divisiun of the Sons of Tempt ranee atten in a body the funeral of their deceased bnther, in token of the respect they had for rim whilst among ihem, . ml thtsip kini-nrs larrrat . t hi. nnlimulu ui.u ...baa .a;.w tt.a UU..IU.V.T m, I de-th. 1 Resolved, That thecity papers be request-' ea to puonsn tnese iroceeaiogs, anu mat a copy of the same le sent to tbe family of the deceased. THOMAS CiALLINER, W. P, Samuel P. Wooiset, R. S. Evansville, D-t. 36. 1S54. GRF.iT Loss. Tie Niagara Mail of Wed nesday last says, the large three masted Ves-j sei, the Ocean, wih a valuable cargo, vas totally distroyed by fire on Tuesday, in the harbor of Port Ualhiuse. Loss estimated at. m. mmm. mmm m . a $200,000. Port DShouse is the harbor for St. Catharins, aboit eleven miles from Niagara.

OO" The St. Louis Republican of the 24th contains the following: "Bark Reported Broker." It will be

enough for the Bankers and the Brokers to eep their shirts on to use an inelegant hraaeiu the exc temenl nbollt the otw of . particular rhi.n nf Kanlr in Inriinnat r - - 1 Banks which the money-changers in Cincin nan nave sougnt tu discredit, r.d in loing so l,.. k I., .i i . .i . A u.. have brought themselves to the ground, by CaU6ll)f7 the with.lrnv.nl nftlioir rtpnoatfP. r.anti... tl.P w,.,l,4 I We confess to everv little sympathy with - v j nine my iisu it j these efforts to "discredit" Banks which notes, ftome immunity, we believe, is grantAJ t. tl r 1 . a I I ed to the Banks-sjy thirty days in which to redeem iheir notes in specie: but if the ?if Audi..,, be -ort.., of thia .ru... i. i, hardly possihle that any very serious loss can result to nole-hulders, i; they can affurd o keep their shins on, XZIT'LJ? feS and to the people to the only damage from Bankers in ihat city-somr of whom have shared the fate cf the Banks and suspended P-Jment, for wh.ch they were quite as ready t i a !.... 1mm lk- ...... aa iiic asanas. i f r K is ritt llfcrBBIIJ lor any excitement In this city there is nu very "liTl! of fi.di. agemer amount of the notes ol the Free Banks ma here and a little judicious m;magement on the part ol our Bankers will save .I .. I a. a a Baa . . . themselves and the public a good deal of lrnlln Wn mm. '. I I ..... - - : L. t r.klt S I W a will ... ..fBf.a. urlik -a. . . v. V . . ' t s ww t I i 1 1 V I I I I v I I I " nilll IIIU9U k.. .:. .u ...? a. ange their Free Bank In nun in cu l ij c.M II diana money for specie, at a di-couut, if they so piease; dui nie example ol Uincinnali is a bad one to folluw in this rity. 1 he rity has been suffering from the evils of injudicious n Jt to say foolish legislation' in Ohio. The Lei'islalure Ol the State lias han in th h.n.1. ,.l iko ln...f,,. ik.;. V. ...... mmm I I. Iaaa. .1 . L. . t I Sf. ill mv iiuiiu. ui mi, UU . 1 1 U. 'J , CI 1 1 II lilt 11 eOTt Sv?ms lo have been to put down all home B 1 nk , by taxing them so heavily as i ta I thus invested unproductive; to make capital and at the same lime that they have dune ,k:. .k-.. U k..J a 1 1 't . una tiicjr inivt: nuuuru an innes 01 a urnominalion under ten dollars Us -ud by Banks of otrier States. Such measures were of course , , c iriiialed to derange the cuireucy, and on the first of October, when this law went into effect, there was really no substantial cir i ()hi ). ruluting medium in Cincinnati or There was not -,n adequate supply of coin; 1 limp. ui.. .... .'..... L . . . I... , , " 7', "ly "r rM 'll I fill 1 II l i I I 1 1 t tl . I. r... I t oil n rra i . t . . - u mm m . . . , ...... . . v. '. f I.....! u i i ii i , , and in n l.lt.e wl.il.. it u.,11 I, A..,. th ,. ' ... ....... ... ,,v. WW..V, ii.'. at verv great sucrirlce. I, . . . ,, , . But our condition is essentially different. VYe have a sound basis we liave specie and Misouri Bank notes and everything eUe . f IB made to assimilate to this basis. There ! is comparatively little Indiana Free Bunk money in circulation, and if the Bankers do

not W ISO to g et UP a paillC, a 1 1 they have tO 'arement. lay d.in o ..i and aotti ie-t P'ank Side Wa'k i . . ,r r ' Jfr-at thervot. under tie dir. ction of the E cioe r. in te

uo is to rt-llirn tne paper iney nave on liana and refuse to receive the discredited paper on ä- aU ' t a l ' Ik. Ii I m itrpusu, ii im snouiu oecotne necessary ai a m ai-a-a. . all. TMS BSav n-oct.re temnorarv inronv. nieiice, but nothing more, and when it is once understood that a particular descrip- . .. r i ii I nun ui uiiJiiey is mm receiveu here for no one yet knows wh it is, or . . i a i l .- wnii is not, piaceu unuer me pan me mne excitement that exists will cease. -tjrnod uf liidmiia. The Synod of Indiana (Old School) commenced its session in the first Presbyterian Church, in this city, on Tnursday evening, Oct. 19, at 7 u'clock. Tk. ...... ..... - - - .a . I .. . . . a hit in i iijj crttiiuii ws ursti ru UV HIC r6T j y JJ, D. f) from the 8ih chapter of Romans, 3d and 4'h verses. Rev. C. Leavenworth was chosen Moderator, and A. Sterret and J. Crotier Clerks. There are foriy-three ministers present and twenty-six ruling elders. Tuesday Mushing, 8 o'clock. Tynod selected Indianapolis aa the place, on d the third Thursday of October next as the time, ol its next regular meeting. The following report on the New Aloany Theological Smniary, was adopted, viz: 1. R-foiveJ, That this Syimd f el a growing interest in our Theological Seminary, and an unshaken confidence in its lulure prosperity and usefulness. 'J SvnOil ruinmpiiil I Wis iriatitiitinn lo thp Hk.a.l r.ll -k l... . l. 1 1 u ' i a i .ufijiuik ui an viiuiwic iii v-uiiiii -1ing its endowment. 3. Synod are highly gratified With the n ...I, 1- ..f -t , 1 ,,,i. ;.. ,. 1 . 1 . . 1 :. ik . number Of StUdeiltS 111 attendance in IM Semi tin rv and take nlpastirp in r er urn me nil. seminary, anu mie pleasure in rtcommenuIBS ISC IIIStllUMOn tO VOSnS men navilll ISS . . . ... ministry iu view. 4. Synod order that the stated Clerk furnish fruin year to year a list ol the names of persons tlectcd by Sync d as Directors of (he Seminary. 5. Tht the following oereons be elected Directors for three years, viz: Rev. H. H. Cam ern, Alex, M Pheeters, S. S. Poller, A. R. Korsyih. " C. Leavenworth, M. M. Campbell, In the afternoon the Synod entered upon free conversation on the subject of religion, from which was gathered lhe following sons to their communiun. A committee was appointed to draw up a minute expressive ol the sen.e o' the Synod on lne reported want of legislation on the subject of Sabbath breaking and profanity in tins State.

A nnmk.i, nf nearliip.a .r.aa ... o ..'"' ;' ,J each

.a ..u.uvvi w i u.viiuiro kj . i i i i c k vv vie. , , r . put into ine nanas 01 tne committee on and overtures, to be acted on. A, A. Her aid. All Isdiana Bakes Not Rejected. A feeling seems lo be prevailing to some extent, in our city, that the nutes of all Indi-i ,a Banks are woithless. This is a mistake, i Ti... D....I. . ( ".... : 1 1 f M . l I I1K I ) I . rv III . l-t C. 1111. 11.1 inp . mwrm Stale Stock Bank of Peru, and the Elkhart County Bank, are, we telieve, the only banks of that State broken. Their notes are rejected Is this city and everywhere else. but the notes Of Other Free Banks in Illdins are received by our shrewdest bankers and brokers, as usual. Some of the brokers , u'UBC,a reject the notes of all Indiana Stock Banks, and advise their friends to do likewise, t k.n ii Ii ttr o j.ia n a a. r s si mm jm m-1 -.-. f L. i... .1... www, oCC ..- nccu iui a suriiict- ui tueBfuresid notes t a heavy discount by those combjn wno iiappen n nave mem. 1 here is no ation among our bankers and brokers on the 8ubjecl. s.Tme reject, while others " receive the notes we speak of as usual. St. Louis yews, Hlh STAR vAADLKS. 40 boxes in (tore aad for sale by octt mESTOX BROS

SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Kl.ABKAL DISl'Ol KtK Will by pr ach. -J at the Ljj it: Street Me.h di.t Church by the Pastor, on next Sabbath morning, at half-past ten o'o.ock on the occaskaof the death of J xti Klillt, Eaq. oetZ7-t Ahenlse In the Urallli Mews. W recomciead tbe OftAT villk WeeklT Xcl. a raner published at i.rayT.iie. m..aa a good advniiag medium for .V.- ... .. . . the of Et..!... it havi., a very large circuiatio. throughout Southeastern lllinoit. We will reiv. all 1 11 im.mmmmmäm.mm il.ORIOl HMMKIt See A'lver.i.vrutut in another eolThe Annual SKSUS w B VAK flOTU'R. Meeting of th.- u kh .lJer. in the Branch at tbe Vtate Itank of Indiana for the .Icrtina .. w-ktag Hm. rt to terve the ensuinc year, will be held at the on -l nony trie i.th iv of Nnvemi . r n-.r Poll will b-olenti at 2o clock an 1 clo.ei at 4 o'clock P. M. By order ol the Booard ot Director. oci2-Stflwte . W. RATHBOXE. Cath. HEW ADYEllTiSOLNTS. GEORGE KLETX. PHILIP IECE ER . mil IP ERAMEft aFOICCaF. KtaBIH V CO., SOAP. CAN OLKS AVD LaRD OIL MANLFaCTORY. Minoiilr, i it d ana. rHHR undtriinii . g leaTe to i.. r:n the Merchant of South. nt In liana, and the P'iMic a-nerallv. that their ew raciory i now .-unii-i-vcu. anil tney are reaov to mannfacture Jioai.. Caadita and Urd Oil. on an extensive tcale t' . ...!.. 1 . J I . . . . will warrant our ar MM maoufatured a gnod. and the rrict a!lor Mean be pu'.-h:uel iu Cincinnati. We manu faetiire all th. diBerent n'laliti. and in the wanner at it done in that city, aad have equal taciliiiea with ant city is the Waat. T..iT,r5Jg7SM Ih. urn. , i .. ...r.. ... ... r .......... - f. a. J- a a-Sta.a a. a " a . a the same, and a Ii t. ral en . mm r... mmmm , nm ha n.r, f Ik. ntiK. . . . . . . ' . -" I " ""atit-iianmeBtoi tiome Alanuraetures ' ia our tS t2ScÄ7ricEo?E Ke's JcoT' AT"" Vine- Baat Gate' le aud ilrnderaon Courier coot 3 mo. aad tend I ill to thia oSice. AOTULR arrival of Tot aad Notiont intt ree'd at CM A. f! PI SH EE'S. 0CtW lfcit doo' to Collum A lleribbarger. Ä7HI 1 KW ß K ol J'eat. and common Jewelry, i Ott " TCC d b.V 0. US A.C. Pi SHEE. i a CCORDBima. Mu-ie Dox m.l r,.n,h h..,.. ,.--d k. a"m octiS a c im 1' mor Tr sttt. rftf, Bt.hett. Trumpet.. 9m ni R'ird Horn, teed by ocus A.c. pi Canal PL Sil EE. iissme-i. HisilaiM. n V BiU rc J by oct d j , . , t, . . Board. India Kubler A. rtSllbb. W BM A .Ml Kit IK 4 N VI "M ERHATS .Shipping or receiving Metchjudine Or Pro1 .11 luce by Canal, will Und our aarehoute the mo tconre- - v"- wmm na. ,'nr .'i. ir.e- win oe r ana the buame ui ie PkoarrLT uiioTi.Mnnkiir attended n . m . 1 . . i h.t .. ..... i ... .l ... . . . to HILL 4 HOLLADAY. VH ABI.K nOPIITf FOIl HAI.K. ravHI under. 'guJ ofTe a ftt aalTi l) ac the towo of 1'itoka or Colurnai., 4 n re ol Land a i -inina mile north n 'M ii.r. - r'i oTXL IT: -Kradow. Pa', re and PI. nrlilaud w. II aili. 1 ik.. ,i ' rJl A 1.411' I f I a II ,.i... t 1 . la mm . r D....V. i. - - - - - - . ... v u wi . ..j.., an i ' w ii ZV?.. I": ? d "--c II II r. . " 1 ao. ui o acre, o' ..rounn. bii a are well lit lit Tarinua kiuia of trutt aithaliriuK itIu of water Ntk thruuxh them S II 1 I Putl.rt.' I Wh I ... n..il In. .......... . . . I ; r" ! " - ' ..'iiaiii irii n ii 'iur.v'v'i - t ii.eoc.; u Mug a out euai iii.i,n,, ,ilt ......'..... .. '.I i,..c j. ... c- nay per Ou i. in. to purenaae, w .... -. I ii 'iu fc"ic.iurii'Cr 1 1 iLf I'll tn- i r mi.-' . brf,'re th l5h o! Doce..ibcrnext.ji he umm to 1-m home ; ti th it lima. i,:t-- w' WILLI IM JEllxl LD. f'OHPOH TIOA MUH E aKDKKKD, that the owner, ol L'.'t N'o. I.J. S. 4 5,. 7. S. 9. Il. H. LL I I and H in It! ci No. !. Eautern Eu ction of the E p ur r, in ten da afr the ml lon ofth. order aad in de a..lt thereof tlie iail.al it din-citd U perfoim ani aork. and th' enntii and exoenae a cru ngthereb. ill e BMSSNi to and cllecUd 'ft. - i 1 J I . ?,T".r.? ; -Tf mmy m BS L 1 - I S S. I tl IISll & A f It W tl lim l.r.l. r .ll I V a i' ,,. .. f ' ......... I I ... th -At SSn n Wnl "iZ-ZLL:'" OHO. H. TODD. City Clerk. P VI. I. VtD WM IV.lt H U. AAD CUN. rE " f on hand tbe largest, bestand cheape a i&rtt m ii 1 1 , . .I-, l r: t t meat o' amm ana tape erer o'lrrad n l-.vn..v lie Such lM silk. Fur and Kelt hat for Ufaau. Mi. .,. Boy. a-d Mca. " i ' ,r. -cripiion-can 01 an mmmu color and Iqualit,. Ladiaa ridnc and cbildreu' taaey hate ia fact tr- '" our im that caa b i..ut.d u. .. r-- t-. h.i, oieut. Tho-e inwautuia aw coTeriuc a ill tta.l it to their vi.aiii,. a. i .i. i axatuine our (tuck aad MMM Hati made tu orJcr u ike beat BI tyl'-a aad aorkmaalike manner VU HER a MAKCOXNIEK. ocU7-tf Main street between Kir.t aad Socnd. IIOVOH TO WHOM HUAOll BKI.UAUi. Msaaseit r. a gutiuth. iui. Dft. Bkdck: I'enr -: At the reiuett of Mr. J.met Montague. I giT 7 a micacii ..- nil eaa : o. I. re au 1 nllice U.IBX no r I A N A cr.A Ht had hShM Ireartailh Mm ol the Al-dotuea and T. orax. O rontc bularg.mrnt of ihr LiTer au.i Spl -ea. Scrofulaoi the Uuwels. C male Khenuiatisui and Jiindce I i . . s . . . i K .. t . ... a. I ....-. I mmm - - - a. - w it i. -us uiii ne nai einpiivel many nliviKiiin. several una mi eny 111 1 . "i : 1 1 1 ivk..ail HIO.nl u.e MMI avail, aud anally when he had detpaired ( Buy hope, aad hit ease iadaachbai-le, dragiug "ftt a lila ol pain aad mitery. ciaaeiatad aad de' iii. .t-u. wiUiuutadiop of bealtliy blood ia h't Tela., he wn in lu'-ed to tr 'O'lr Pan At r .v. aud time using leu bottles, he 1ud hiureif Iu the enjoyment of perfa. t health. 1 do not think 1 would exagerite wtieu I -ay the case of Mr. Jame. Mont igt e and hi miraculous cure is the greatest aoaderoftheAtfe Hewaaiftftt) Drug Store but a fi w -'ay tince. and thui'pl. S'ty year ol.i. bi i 'air to 'ire to a good old ia uainterropte 1 health His gratnu-.e toyou will live aa long k- he live aod will unl eeae SSas hi u. n 1 forgets the past. D ctor I take Ka-.ir In (ivili llnuH ro . Hi.n HiiMia ikWSi aad can ay without f ar of coutradi. tion. that thi HtMial :afcrie.l tru-j V our Panacea ell well here, and ia fast gaining levor with th p ople. aod it u the many cur, aud geueral tatittactioi . is doomed to b.come a .taadardaad unequalled reaedy. I am, dr. )oan, oetW J. U. 8 LOO EXT. M. D. M.-UYLA ADKTslTK LOTTLKI FOR NOVEMHKR. 18.M. I'aijmtnl of Prtitt Ommramter.d tm th holder by th Statt ef Maryland w V. must enngratuUtetomcoi om corretpondtntt upon their iic es. 111 ariiu prwes. aau aiihouKti , cannot pnmi.e to oeery oo.a.api .1 pr so. y.ti.' they will only tr, thy caa jotaiu some ui men tne list ik iw .now tuBny w..rib tre Tea ture. v kuoa that it wouli be aeuurce ot gratifltatiea to man) a rorr.spiBdent if we publish a liai ol prise drawa. aad wh by. but we cauaot Tiolate our promise of s-rict .onfideBce. sM...i.gii iv woi I', ne .0 um -..a... ge au 1 miaue tne tale 01 links! II we were p.rmitted. we eould n.n, one who ha. drwn ' let aäü.Mt). ,u prises of an. H.iim, etc.. the largMM Mch . M, mn 4 numerous other, wh., be ..... I aS au.l smaller sum We give below omeoi the t .L I 1 IS a a .1 L.o'fr-rie lor oveml er. iod earnnstlv re inest that each and eTery person will teud us aa rder for tickets in them. C. 'AIRX a Co . Baltimrt. Md. 41.9.W PRUE3 TO Hr. OIS T Rl BI'TED. NoTem'ier 18th. IH;4. r: ... . In this srhem -. form.d by the ternary combination of 78 numbers making Tii.u?n t ckeu. and the drawiag ot IS ballot. there w ill be Sli nri.es. each havins 3 of the dr .wb numbers ob it: 9. 1 -". i having 2 o them ou ; 3l ..n. each having oa onlv o' them "ii and Is". H .D Ith iiei'her of tbe drawa numbers on them, heme ' Links l ode'armiaa the fate of the-e pritet and lltnk. 78 aambert. rum I to TS. molu-ire. will be tevrrally (laced ia a wheel on the dar o' the J-ssmi.. and Is of them drjwo out at raudom. and tha- ti:k-t iiavin for i'a coutbination the let 2d and 3d urawu uuuiucra. wii is u.. . i i to tne capital prise 40,471 20 That ticket haviog the Ith. 5th aad th drwa bos to Ki.i isj .th. ntn bbiI '.th draws no... to... Ki.tsio "i llth and , J-h r u u ... , .. . . l ,10. I tth. I tli tad Läth tO.. 6.1) to.. 6.ISX) to.. 6.100 to.. 4.0.0 tO.. 4.U0 to.. 4.00' to., s. ion to.. 3.J ' lth. 17 h aad lath 21. 3d nd 4th :d,4th aad 5 h ' Sth th and 7 k Stb. 7th aad 8th Sth. th an l"ih !th. lKh aad llth llth 12th Bud Hih IJth KUhaa llth I4th f. iL an i l'-i h 15th I th ad irth to.. .''. to 2 ISJO ta nio to.. 2,'j(M All other tickets (being 8 4)) with three of the drawn rum" rs ob tl tu. each Those bO tickets with tbe 1st aad 2d drawn aos. . each 0 3d aod 4th " CO Mhan!6th " . III ' TthaailM.h jno

umn ufthia paper.

75 ver

50 m M ! All other tickets (bciag 8.'J40j with Sof V Jr l l. .''. 15 5 88 Thoe tltk t i r :u;0j with oat aolr of tha drawn aumbets oo tbem. each TickeUllO Halves IS ",,.,,:), Eighths SIXH e will is-ue a CoiliBeate ol Wh'la Ticket for $170 I f. Uaaftol Tickets for $42 on if, Half " 85 2j E shth 2100 23.705 PRIZES TO BE DlSTRI BI'TED. Novcmi er 2bth. 1S54. ClmtSlo. 1 Prize of St.tSKJ 3i Prizct of $40 30 35 SO 10 5 1 t 1 1 ICO l.i 500 130 " 3J0 " 6i " MS 63 a. 1 ICSf II I. We win ite a cernKeat.-or .? H fcf SlSgST - $3 50 1 75 We r rH.rBine-..l the anrchase of p ckae V. correspobd.n-s. th' c obui'' ner'J' dou'1iiheTn,htnlVckrl"i forh" the wreel and t'.ere'..r-. mutt hart all that are drawa aat. 77 I?1" saSasw AJ s$wstt$si int wait t.e cheetfuiir eomaiuniested. lBrderin(tiakeUteleetih L-Uery. name tha C tm and date eoci ac tha mon.y and direct to .... .-.,. i pat Staaafa instead Äs ff kÜÄ g . . r . f 1 tn -i '. : r . -. ;-- c am Az ca n.i,i.,. AKTHtn i LO B v. y vr I I ; s V K I KR T R ('LOTHI; Nl'ORR, ' r tl.l.r.i-.- ---. r.r.i.111. ÖUK hK Ur VrEK 7ZmZ'l " BBCiycaior'trret. aosville. Ind . k-epseo stactt a. af P nlMSf Shmh l..aa. ! t . t t a tion of Clathing. wh'ch. for tun-: riori'v nf workman. hi r. ala. gaae of atyle aad eheapaeas of price, far auri aases anything ' ever to. ore brought 10 lb I part or the country. THINKS AND VALISES S-ALSO-HATS. CAPS. BOOTS AND SITOES jrtj The attention of Cocxtrt Mtcacn antk is particularlr btyited to aa exam nation of my largo aad well aalectod au.ek. 0rt25

HERMhTICALLY 8BALEDFRKSH BALTIMORE 0TSTERA. 15 boxet 1 dot east each. bt,t quality f er tale by a. B. GILBERT it CO.. Sye. mm Water. ATTRACTIVE. A SEW ASD FUL- aTOCK OP FALL A. Ml WIM Kl. UK 1 UOOD8, for sale i'hrap at I'IBKIi'N,

MAIN STREET, TU ft KB iMX.fct fc .. LOW SECOND. ect36 k T f E I. Ij,.r.l.i .'.. ik.. k. . . - J i .-. . tetter as admia.strtoroi th. . mm r Heary o. rMH, .a.eu. iruren m aiv. seeeB.. St'd ntiir idimk .d to be ...'vent, erti -i sILt Sl bPHfcNK Adtnr ADUI.MTRTJR AI.K. WV"W H teNM gia. dt l wi dl tpuMie anctioa. a. w va .a ii ru... . in i iri n 'r o ter'i Warehuaai- in t e eity of K the irr- uil octÄ-.f.4ti Adaaiaittratur. Bi rTO.8 tOfiifro Latint Overcoat luttoat; 1 JU gro Yon the Metal do; 1 1' (re Ta ist Coat do; SOOgroSmok IV -ri ret da; Rcceirtd thit day and forcaJe by JAS. LOW & CO.. HIS 41 Maia tmmt Laai.Till.. Xy, Am. OF ALL kIMIV (,i I. IK' HUT SH IHPI.VI DR. EVANS, of Kim. Reataarat. Viace-aaa. hat made arrangeaeata to ail all orden far (i .me. irit hip l-T iadiTidual or 'unili.i a. ETaatTille He wilt diipatch Oame of e. ry deacriptioa promptlr by Railroad, aad on 14 thaak bi old friend lor order. He would iafonn the citiaeatof Viaceaaet. that he ia prepared to terTe up luae tn the bett ty le and on the abo aottce. Mitlt all tbe ml otttrat, or supply Umliea atth U ocui-u IOO.OOO W AATKD! .... , . . .a. a r.tr. IDIaSa STATh. ST'PK N K NOTES IS EXCHANGE K ik ucv i : 1 1 1 1 is INDIANA Stat Stock Baak Xotet will be reeaired at par. ia exchange fur Dry Gooda at tbe lowe caah priaa. Oar Stuck i lance aa I eoaiplete aad buTert will And it to th. ir ad Tilt f , , .a M I vantage to gi nta tall aad examine onr ttnek befora ff 5-OCt-i-ltd W UOWDY, TEKKV k CO Loaiavilla. Ky. J. HVD1 l RBI.K YARD, osssma aaowa ad vise ThErx. ..miu r rSME uadercgatd would renpect'ntly uaoate, to the citiicaa of ETaatTille and tkn pahlic gaaerallr. that be haa porr-hascd the eatire ttock of No. I V. rm mi Marble af Mr. Humphrey, aad it folly prepared to All all or art for Maaam. nta. Tombt. Obeli.k. Head aad Foot Stoaca. a the beaa workmanship aad the Snett material. Thae wlihiag ta ereet tuitai le Monua euu to their deceased frieadt. woald da wall tO fiv. himi call. All orders I r..m i,t 1. -li.ailM ,,. oet-tf J. HYDE. IHM all KI HMnMIM: i:niilta - u a..-w--wwwaww w r a r ' - m 'Ol.ni K. HBBSHBKRGKK ha. i. uru for aay amiuatioa a large (lock of Home furaih. nc fi.ioda. eoa - iiog oi tnreeriy. tngraia aad low pitced I'arpeU. Stair and Hall ( 'arpett of ranou pattern aad naahti.i. KU.rOil Cloth I roil- .1 to I f -et wide. Satin de Lainea U ..r.ted aaal Cotton lamjk. Kuraiturvt and Kro Hullaadt lor Ca Uta. Mu.lin and Lace Cuitaiat. Coraieee Curu a Plat aad Stair Rodt. Mar.eillet Ou'ltii l.in.n D.ma.k. Tal.ta mm A Tow.lliaR. Piano aa Talle Clotla. aud Bed Blaakeu of all alio and qualities. We Im maonfactnrr HMMSSM of errry eiie aad deaerlpti which wo will arrant at good m eaa be fnaad. Alaa. Bed Comf. rU of all :ej. All of which we will ell aa law aa the tame quality ran Le f m I thi. da af tba Allcgheay MouniAint Fotf r Block. Ittn.. aar Mala. oaOO kvaasvili.e: a- cka mtohdsvillk Kiil.KO.lU. :!?: FARE INCREASED. TO TARE EFFECT OX aSIi AFTER MoNDAY. 1Us 1.1. T UK K VKK .'R M EransTitle to h r m v InecBBa ta JB reiemoii .,... r.iiu1 Peferburh Koad ZVIParcell't . 4' Dtcker't . SO R lih't ... I Field 't ... N Patoka . .. Prin etoft I " kiag't ... 1 2ö L graoge . I 4li Hanb t ... I Nah t ... . ts . 40 Xal. t Haubt.... Legranga. King't.... Priucton Patoka.... Field I.... Kol.b'i.... Deeker't.. Purcol'a .. 73 . ...... 1 ..I M . .i as ..i as ..i as I 141 SauB'lertTille ..l 1 ft- Peten(.ur(h Road I 7S S UiiKTaa-Tille 1 00 iBvCnnea Trail lea vi j ETaaTille at 7 o clock A.M. ViBcenite at 2 o'clock P. M. Frem and aft. r thi d.'e no one. except thoat holding expir,. mmm. win ha allowed to pataoeer thi. road wiu " ' mm m mm. a . " .. paytag ibii iara By order o the Hoard. J J . Ui.Mr.l.S. Sop-t. ETaatTille. Oet. 9. lgM octlo-lad ä 'OA AT m "0. VMH gie the hfcheat price far South "A era e.u-rn and .urthcra Bank UTKa. Ott.ce nex door to Burk1. Exchange JUSTywa'd a few -Tmi of LVON KATH.MROK aad BtRRV'S TRICOPEROI S. ahichwill ba W law. M w holi aale or retail, br CM KELLER. FASXSLKY A CO. MVE bal a No. 1 EMttrn Hopt in ftore tn l for mU by aeU4 KELLER. FARNSLEY A CO. CTF MII.L Fl. OUl for Mia at the Mill at SI UM j St 75 CAM. raw fall iLumniTf nderaianed. turceMor to Mi. 'sea C.. . a A Barbae. hat jast re-uraad from the Katt e.-ith a large aaaortmtat I all varieties o Boaaett. Ribtoaa. Flower. Fvathtn. Ca as. MohaL aad Pawry llcad-dreaae.. of the late.t style, aal at price which cannot tail to x rt aatitfactioa. lam alt Well a mm r. . W t.renared t I'm lir...-. ..i 1...1, 1 ... hour' ioatructiaa. rull satislacttoa givea rr an charge. F. R. BARK RS. Mainttreet, op; out Braach Baak. oei-tf V I..- ' i . c tSaakiftgdaaftcl TaHooiealart. re- . cciredby octll JAS. LOW A CO. LOl'IS.ILLK K LVHVJLI.KA IHU I'Af RKT. ..- THE fise low tutor lUtnrr FANNY FAR-jj-jS. It A K. A. Lp .11111 T. Masier. will run regwlarly weiaren uiii.uii a" , a.rn ouriug vne lew - waur. ror r ik'.' or raatge 11 ly aa board ar M oetll-tf P. O. O KII.KY A CO.. AgcaU. JI'STr.c'd by Ral Ruad aad Ohio River twelee days aal from Bimton-30 bbls larg No. 3 Mackerel, this year catch." 5 Drum aew Codfish. M) hit kbit CoaaerUcat Rlrer bad. head aad tail off for family asa. aad I dot cast apiced Saloiou a Tory faaey article for tale at so 1 I ALLIS A HOW ES. ST R 0 VADLRS 30 boxes aat'd mmm lately rae'd aad Iwr.al. by uetlü MM. Ki.ll.LV. I I.MK.-25 bbU Whita Lima ree'd aad far al by I a "19 WM. RE1LLT. PtMlLY UROCKRV. ILId i.. In (rat-rut Hank Buildings. II ll. 1. 1 l CA l.i-M ELL h-s jus: jikii.. da r mtu It Gro wl eery tth-alioee loc -tioa. where he will keep eoastaaCJv oa h.a.l a large sM tock of Fresh Groceries, sock as Coffee. e..-ugjr npicet c..ae;ift tact eve t tring raiairM r famile He iillalwav.ke.i. ib.ii aoodarticlra aadll c. ac. in fact tve'ytMtig reairad br t the loweet pric.i. He iB.ites the custom of eig bbonac families and old trie..!. ..d .1, .,uUi...r.i, .in." 1 IIOLKKAl.K DRY UOOD8. WE aow hare on Land one of the most lomplttt aad desirable stocks of Dry Ovods to be fooad ia Me Weatcrw market, which we i- er to all carh or prump time baywis at unusually luw raiaa. Oaratoctaar ImM directly from tha manu'ac'urer and importers, and in lualitv and cheapness. detv rompetitfoa 'mn aay af the markets ia tha W est We feel thank'ul to all of nur old tri-nd lor Dart iirtn. aad i fed well assured that we eaa make it tfceir interest, aa well aa that cf all others hu. ing. ta girt a a esll l efore pur. hv.in elsewhere. ocilS JOll.'vs '.-a & rUAVV. KKn M Mil" 'LOTHI.6.-Wt hart a hand tha larg st stAek of CluthiBg ever offered ia Kv.u.ville. vlnch ik. maun f-kct uri'd tn oar arder .a rireaslv lo so it the W rat - winch it manufactured to oarorder. expressiv to salt the Weatera trade, got up ia a superior ma aer. aad warranted togivr : tatisfactioa ia stjle. quality aad priae octl JOHNSON a FRENTH. H ATH AAD L'lPS -a ipltadid amortaeftt of all the aew st , In. which have lutt arrived aad fur aale l..w by t urn . ocil8 nson a French. GHOCKKIKt. I HIK hl 111 U ARK Fl HMTIRH. LUTK. '.. A I AKTIÜV I WILL o "er lor aale oa Saturday mo -a log. Nov. 4th. al IO I o'clock, all the tock af my Or.aary on Maia street mit below the Caaal. eaasistmgol Uraaeric of every dea nption. Crockery Ware. A ALSO At th i.a rime and place, a Int of lioaaehold and ' Kitchen luraiiure. eoati'Sag f Chain. Bedstead aad Beddni( aeat. a so two ac. sii iauoii urd.r. ALSO FIV R LOTS IB Lamas, n. back of i he old Rreweiw. rry well tituatad. aad ia a rapidly impreeiag aeigbbvrboad . The b -iue I occupy, where th above sala will i . bald ia. aow odrred for rent oa reaaoaallc Icibi For t srtienlaia en in-re of JOS. WOODS. Houi-SKT A NKi.snw. Aoetioftccra. acUO-U mmm . a vs ra s r .a t . rr A. ex,-ell-nt n-w House in Lt of the host asi(i,ojmhoods ia the apper part of tha city. coMtiMtam . mmm kl,.' V ' . " ' . .. . erms moo. rate. Ap A . w f Hnl w w .-.. A . I CHFS A CO IV A. ATMS. m HRjaTraU Ireth Jlilel ow. Knaalrttf A. H. SAN DBb S. Joana! OSca. TO R r T A OOHfUUirl tad well loeatcd Dwelliag Bsml -oats re, vita 5 onf rtalle room. Iide kite! .a ..d aat- :- euVcaiaiad for a large or small family, with a good li - water, to rent at, reaar.nal.la .mrwmw a ....it r. . 1 1 prefer reo. Kaqaireof act30-tf FKANCI I INCE. GM FOR StLB.-Oac geanioe LaadM Twtal, tiagTa ami. will bs . id to close at $7. et 38 S. S. PILES BT C0..8ya aer Wnaiv (GREENVILLE TOBACCO.-10 boxes bast v,-.i -.y jaa I ree'd, lor tal U octJo S. E. C1LBERT t CO., Sye. au Water. Gl.OVKS.- 10O dos Ladiea- Kid (Hoves; o Mti, 300 " - Buck " 7.4 GanBtlettt: 19 " Caahmerw OIotcs see'A this day aad oct30 AS. LW 0i. for aal hr (JII.K VKLVET.-l kZ7 preis an I for sale hy octT 4-4 SUk Vulv-t ire a ptr Ex JtS. LOW CO . -41l M;ti irret. VoaisTillo. Ky. AKW W XTVHUU AXO JKW KlJtV. WDy Tar the Laracat Slock tm tbe t MV ! I E have jwst rwcoiTetf oar aew ,f ci f W atehe aae Jswelrt . eompriaiag every artsclc ia the Watch aadJ Jewelry line all of tha ietit ttylct aad good matrHtt. W will sell Witch' aad Jewelry tow et taaa dty have aver beea olTered ia thia city, aad warrant .very article to be st ab as re reaeatcd. Uive as a call aad satisfy yurarlves. BlTTgOLFF A SONS. oet5 Mtift street. Unseen First kd troftd.

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