Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 179, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 23 November 1854 — Page 2

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DAILY JOURNAL. A. H. SANDERS, EDITOR.

TEKMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Fall y Joaraat, Mf tmt.x mi. ........ (7 $o " " by the week, Trl.Weetly.oBAiat, lr far, 4 00 Wfek'.yoarnal t 00 CITY OF BVAnSVILIE. THURSDAY MORNING,t:::::::NOV. 23. IIIHala Dankt. A few days ago thoracica of this city, with probablyone exception, concluded to throw out the notes of the Illinois State Stock Banks. This kas led us to direct spe cial! attention to these hanks, to ascertain how they re considered in other places. Knowing the nates of these banks to be has ed upon good interest paying stocks, and worth eery dollar they called for, we were z. little astonished that even if two or three of them had closed their doors, bank era acquainted at all with the system upon which these institutions were foanded,ahoald ie disposed to discredit the whole batch. To give a better idea of the Illinois system of free hanking, we extract the following card, which was published In Chicago during the late bank excitement: To the Public: The undersigned feels called upon, at this time of monetary excite ment, to make a public statement lor tne ben At nf aniK ntrannm mm ir nnl In f K waw rtf

becoming correctly informed as to the value r4lher lh,n compromise, with what they conof Illinois Bank bills of suspended bvnks. sidercd awkwardness or something worse on

Every Bsnk in this State, under the General Banking Law, has deposited with the Auditor, in the hsnds of the Treasurer, coon ihterest payixo bondsofthe several Stales. to the Tüll amount of every dollar of their own bills; and all registered money is equallt aecurea, one djdk wun anoiner. uu waw Honrorialoil tho sprtiritv fnr thpJr hill thev I are of their full talcx aow-but csnnot command specie until the Auditor disposes of their bonds or securities according to law, P. MAXWELL, Bank Com. Chicago, Nov. 15, 1854. The suspended banks have given notice that they will resume business at certain dates. The alarm appears to have entirely . I j.. . I . i , i . subsided at Chicago, and the note, are pas - ing freely as ever. The principal wholesale merchants of Chicago have published a card in which they declare their entire confidence in the stock secured Banks of Illinois. , At St. Louis there was a little excitement for a time, but the following card, signed by thirteen banking firms, appeared to have fully succeeded in restoring confidence in tbo Illinois Banks: f. At m mootinnr nf th nnrl!cn. held thia I . J id. .lUnfiiii ni.mkl ami rear.liitii.iia I UIT.IUB IJII.WlUg IC.UI.! . were unanimously adopted: Whereas, it appears that a feel.Bg peryades this community that the notes of a . ?. - .i r i. t fii:nt ' I creatmBionivoiinooanaau.4iiiuui-.ivwn- ... . . e .U. .:...i!.. ,u:.l Ä V.hfc.Äff.H&2 . w .-.w c r J T . I f.?ttodi.t.t,.dlh.Ub. cuo?.rT.W-l . .. lUMoiutuiuir.-. ....-7 . at n m .. i..aft.. - mm m mt r- aki 11 v ai n iw ibi unrr

. " 4j . mi! Y!u would have been his, which coulijwtfy-ia. take ber.' . - - lX. obtained by UMTSn boat and Ä be made on Illinois bank bills whatsoever- perh.p. both.te.mer, The whole accident ÄJ: not even suspended bsnki. was owing to the,Elephant taking a al.eer on IiuIe 8hed stlble. It waa a hean of . money

Othis community, AUpproaeh Ihe market with a great deal of

VMesolvea, t hat in e opinion or ne suo.r sctibers, Bankers and Brokers of this city. j -. ij ..!. r i: .t.ii ........... ESrc.. thereat msioritv of these institutions. ÄMoZwcIFurfAer.Tbatinthe reception of tion of its- notes. recommend to Location of the r Resolved Further, That we our .citizens cenerallv a reaioration ü . . . confidence which they have heretofore man:f...J . I .'..!: -t I. . kn.n iitmlil iieaiea ia xac circuiatiuu ui tuc .wvi T) . 1. I . U . Jl:M.S..l.r . n t Mn.lt a r. "'"I U 4UW im.. - -r i ..r.p prenensions respecung tucir a.Ct. Lawrence'l mrblo Iepl. .,- J . .U k ika -e were y eaieruay -now,. iu..u different departments of Mr. Lawrence's Marble Factory, and were pleased to notice a large variety of mementoes for the dead, which for beautv and taste of sculpture and . . carvin cannot be surpaased. The stock in the ware rooms-consists of of evsvy variety and size of broken column, obelisks, monuments, scrolls sad cenotapha, beside a large assortment of plain and orna..i . K..nn.. .nnfac,,, fr the finest of American and Italian marble. Those wishing appropriate monumental mementoes, could not fail to findaomethins in Mr. Lawrence's ware rooms to suit their In the aefiond story of his depot, he carriea 00 the manatacture of mantels, beautilully - i.. f.. ,;t. at. mar and clouded . , , , . i ..I marble, and of the latest improved aty lea, at . a prices ranging from $25 to 350 eacn. The vault which is now nearly completed . . L or our late worthy elften, Jofca M. Stockwell,i. a bold and magnificent job,and would be Jin ornament to any cemetery in the Union. Its cost is some $1,500. Mr. Lawrence has secured the services of Prof. C. C. W. Morgan, the American sculptor, who feas gireu many evidences of his superior skill and rare taste as aa artist, which are now on exhibition in the ware room. As worthy of especial notice, we weuld invite the attention of the admirers 0! the "ancient arts" to the Professor's "Coddeas of Liberty," the "Angel Gabriel," afCrucifix'a"Veeping Willow," Ac., die. A monument executed for tbe late lamented Edward J. Fulton, is surpassingly neat and Apposite in its design. Thia valuable memento was ordered by the friends and asso ciates of young Fulton, whose attachment and esteem he had secured during a brief residence ia a land of strangers, aa a last testimonial to the memory of departed worth. There is probably no establishment in the West, that can excel Mr. Lawrence under ita present arrangement- Call and examine

make no' unus &5 Mon 7nltTht " hogs. At C.rli.Ie, $2 75 to 3.- 4I.-h.!' roared tbe rest, (for three minute notes of these Banks, nor countenance the Many farmers in Sullivan co. propose to horses, even, were not very plenty at that diacreditof any Bank (not known or believ- pack their bogs themselves, rather than aell pc,r: .... . m ... ... , , . . . .......... aa k -; . .. . . . . , 'Uo: t d Hie to match him against someed to be insolvent or suspended) by a rejec- ttlhe rutins orices. From the bestinfor- tu:n ,h.t .. v..a ..u

his slock.

Enccmraflaa? Accidents We perceive by a late St. Louis paper that

"John Tennison, pilot of the steamer Grand Tower, hao beeu suspended thirty days for causing collision between tne steamers Grand Tower and Elephant, by decision of the Board of Inspectors. Now we happen to hare seen that collision, and in view of the full facts of the case, we think if this Board were "suspended" about thirty minutes more justice would Te done them and the community, than hat. been done lir. Tenni son b their absurd verdict. .They art punishing this pilot for actually having saved Elephant. . It was his .duty, probably, by the rules and regulations established on the rivr rn him !.... .t t.. .i.i er, for him to have answered the signal given by the other pilot yet at the aame time had he answered that signal and guided bis boat accordingly, instead of at once backing, and not turning his boat according to their sig- ... . . . ... , nal, there must have ensued a terrible col-

the two boats from total destruction and fortune was ordinarily invested on tils crab." jped into the gig, looked at bis watch, aud f F vprobably the lives of avast many persons. He sold his old mare one d 7, and kept his said: ;; ; , 1 -"j bills filed.;:. ' , , , Thw ara ntinUhlnfr Mr T fnr halnir fTC,P5n for nother beast, when the right i'Ere we are, Mister. ..... jl! Jacob Lunkecheimer, Esq., presented a

lision, instesd of the slight touch which only 'Nine yeara come Spring' said her ownbroke a few timbers in one boat. A great er. many of the awful collisions which have oc- The blacksmith looked in her mouth again j j . . .... and said 'Yes you can warrant that.1 curred on our river, were caused by pilots . Warrant! Well. she, a good beast, any atanding on their duty or rights, and being how,' responded the other.

determined to risk the sinking of both boats the part of a pilot of another boat. Id other wordifthe destruction of life and property . . . - tmm...ri.i k ,t,l w,tb lhem wai an ilerll matter, by the de of sticking up to what they considered were their rights to a particular channel or pUceln the river at the precise moment the . J la this particular case, ftb P'lot of the Grand Tower had answer. ed the signal, as It was probably his prebribed duty to do, that place in the river her pilot, and neither pilot was really blameable. - Delirqueht LisT.-We are almost daily asked something relative to the county delin- - queDt it many perlons supposing it is to be pubIished in tbe Weekly Journal. This it ft jt wm te published by the En- . i handbill form. Our worthy Audi. lor ouereu us tue privilege ui inaitiiig a uiu i for the publication of the list. We accepted the privilege, and handed In a sealed bid. ... . ji ti i . l. It was just twenty.sijt dollars lower than . ... . . . . . . Mr. Hall's bid. Mr. Hall was permitted to make a second bid, when he bid four dollars than ours! Unfortunately we did not , f J III J we should have knocked Mr. Hall's financial boots off, and got the pnblication of the list. m H.,.-xa. ...... rL. L. ...... ....... . k. U m a r i w nHrai r ibih. iiiiuuuii ucbiribi , r .w . üon Thc fafneri tre generally ready rj. I to meli rather ma n feed them corn, but Ul a. .o. quit. .Ue U.lea hsve&eaeffected in thitty at 83 50 for good Al princeton,83 50f84 00 rules mtton we can sT'ein tuc prospects for advance in present prices are by no means Im . naiiertog. I I . n . . v. . t . irj- r rietia u.r. uav.oi uecoanicsviue. i Under.tandinc wr wer enrrared In inresti- - - " " " " O a! !..".! I P gaun- too cnecnicai property, ui ojiwn, ,A..akl a la aa.l..... a kiillU af till a al. ""'"V - - lent Tomato Lstsup made as but hesides Mr. Dsy know how to make the article, We assure him that we will apply hia test to the very first can of oysters sent to us for , analysis and recommendation. If bis catsup don't bring out their piaen.it will at least de - velop their better qualities.

Sa w s im vwaai awa javua nii;i:iiTio SB Ii u i

Why.yes. Just for the name of the thing

Jhdiaa ötate ötock uoHET.-Measrs. W. P. Devou& Rockwood, wholesale merJ cQnts and dealers In SiIks.Tnmmings, die. advertise in to-day's paper that they will reeive State Stock money at par. They have a larga house on Pearl street, Cincinnati, and will sell goods as cheap aa any other In the city. We hope our merchants going up the river will give them a call, and encourage the eood feelmir they manifest. - . .n B X UKA lILai alMmmmm mJ t BUI CI UIGUlGUfc lb Will

But, there was no other wsy, and the

r I nave nnrr.hiscd Meaiira. Hfitchell &. l.nnrtLat. .7 " .l. k. ' .J . Well, and are now . . .. , . . . .i...k,-.. tu. k... iug I sisusnienns anur8,ng ne.ny dv nogper day in the beat aty le. Mr. Cooper, who ia weiland favorably known In this region, will cive his persons! attention to the besiness. 03-An Oneida County New York politiciaa saya: 'I never saw such an election aa yesterday the poorest vote in the rnnnt aa worth ten dollars at noon, and the price kept rising till sunset ÖirThe steamer Express arrived here yesterday from Louiaville. She . had on board 140 passengers, which at CIS each to Cairo, will make a rery fair passenger trip for this season. She took on a few more here. Capt. Newton ia doing a big busiaess, and he deserves it

THE tiiiuty-x IKE dollau kiare.

some years ago, while traveling; in the state of Maine, I chanced to halt at an out of the-way tavern in those parts in the bar room of which, during the evening, I heard ine iuuiiidcb oi me loiiowin? siory reiaieu. ntr story It may divert a portion of your readers' good Spirit and so I write it out for. you. , k 'Spesking of horses' remarked the lead Ing talker of the evening 'Speakintr of hor ses reminds me of a mere I knew a lung time sgo, 'three minute rites' wern't so plenty as we hear tell about nowa-davs.' ' There was a blacksmith in the town where i in the town where sry fair judge of a owned a;rusher,!, . Imnat hi PlillrA I I then lived who was a Very horse, and who generally for those times though almost his entire to the door of his little shop, one day, a grey mre a 100g, iesn bodied wench the owner of which desired to have her shod. The bltck.milh ooked in her mouln horie. men someiimes will and then he tried her dock. He stood in front of her, and then beside other, and then examined her feet, od then went to work to shoe her. Howold is shel'he asked quietly, as he Dr0Ceeded to oa re and trim her hoofs. ls she soundr As a rresh bick'ry nut.' Kind!' 'As a cosset sheep.' 'May be you'd sell her!' continued the blscksmith slowly, as he finished her last foot. . t. 'Yes,' replied her owner, handing the blacksmith a dollar for his job, 'Yet I 'II sell jjer 'How much money cash down' f , ( FortT-fite dollars. 'Five and forty. She must be a good 'un then.' . , She is a good one. 'Say forty stranger, and 111 venture to id oi . monev for him to pin into a single horse, but he thought she had vood points in her nicking ! up, notwithstanding the Isct that she hadn't bee, over-fed.of lae, or too carefully groom . , . . fx iiiiiu biiu Kruuuiin" Terr suuu uc vcIoped her more satisfactorily, andlhe pur chaser chancing to He a dozen miles Iron m bon,e one. fligh, hurled up the cakes' on hf way back and leB a notice three minute peuer airaigni miof town like open and sbut; f 'Well done! Well: done, old thirty-nine, "d he blacksmith enthusiasticslly, ss he applied two huge a'Jaw whisps to her reckinir 7? ha7L.a V':!v . " - -"-" imi nuns .mile u an waa lurned apori ber Ifody. 'Well done, oldf'omsn! I'll take you round Walnut M' andili see about this Ana ne aia ie ner mere once, twice. thrice-fifty ti&es; but he a-.id nothing, only tha. ,abe ' d crealurfl lo dtt' 'A I he was contit with her.' I . . ... kt ... m', rtn ,l. .u u I , t nv mu vi ivui wr uo uiuilliia, liir UIU L...ok7l..th.r !wch..huup.ho...d rnria intü llnafnn ha It n. at ih P.,t.,n maiiiAl onietlv for ihrem or Ur -afce, ow, himself. and never soeik' Uffff 0f his mare, One evening he overheard some of the I" room .,.kie bee d . .. T iem,'I rather think he Can-in two fifty, sure!' ers and runners are not the thing. Give me square trotter, and I cau just have him! that's all.' 'Ken youl' asked a voice near by, modest I J Th rn.n.n. mmJ aS., .j ..... ... i ....... .wvw, vn. b rr u u nnshorn. roiih.vi.air man ittinrr U I.!I " " - SJ " - - w ava-ai v. Viaa aa I ttlirt.alfta.wa.B In urrtnm t K trmmr Kaat 4 .1 , . . . . . BIT, II III. KJUT O IBCK8miin 1 10r 11 WBS hex continued Lo moke his nfoe. Th bo. put their heads torether for a lark and the foremost asked: 'Perhaps you've got a horse that you would like to exercise a little.' 7 . I 1 .L I I J . . "" .""""V W1W ru.u tranger 1 but doalbet nothing on it I take 1 it. wei go nre nunaree or so. F what!' exclaimed the green un jumping from his chsir and smahing h:s pipe at tne same moment. 'Five hundred dollars, to be sure. Oh, eil aouti Yourre joking.' 4N0 we can't trot Jim short of that; it wouldn't pay. 'Wal, now, look here nabor, I'll tell you what 111 do. I'll trot horse agin horse y0Urs agin mine in harness. 'No sir, that won t do.' I But, fire hundred! Come say fifty, that's Lnouh. r.Ulr 1 U I W M blacksmith placed his money at last in the I j. j i ani,naö, Wfl,c ine 'Do you'know himl they asked,., theold fellow moved off. I 'Nc,' said the host; 'He has just come in from tsslenv. hesavs.' Tfa Dreliminaries were Ouick!v arranged. tnj lne ffternoon but one following was agreed for the trot over the Upper Mill Dm ro,d- Everybody hsd heard of the road ws lined with pedestrians and carria ges. The challenging party lived in Charles nd horie thev had named was the Cnck of the time; so they cared nothing about what was to trot against him and askeo no queaunna. The day waa dear and .cool, and the blacksmith had beeo upon the ground oil two houra. Hia gray mare atood at the road aide in a wretched harness and worse gig, (though the latter was light and ctrong) and aeveral timea, as the company gathered, she hsd been moved and buffeted lor being in the way of gentlemen. She bore her persecutions meekly, however, and the blacksmith, in hia shirtsleeves said nothing,Where is your horse! asked the confident

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jockey, who was his competitor. 'She'll be here in time, now. Uon't go to givin yerself any extra trouble about her now, cause you'll hev yer hands full, I'm thinking, by and by. What'd .1? gSJlVt msi ere sriiih you've eoi on ver neaut That's my ridine cap, Sawney.' - . w - e - -- - - - f . lEdseckly.. nd them silk fixings aro't. them ray ther costly!' ( Where's your Ursel Time'a op ?"""' w,,u inmi w V bait I. .h,t -.... r . l. . r &.. rkaniinit' ilk, diivuicu UUO Ul me Sk UUJTB, iiauuu up at this momentrand seeking to get the place occupied by the blacksmith's ; team, j Bat there stood the mare,' with her head drooping almost to her feet, aeeminglyjaded atirf wrwi.nvnrrtn whan lh h i1rniilk hnn. and woe-begone, when the blacksmith hop Here she is.' ;--"' Well, I don't trot with such a skeleton as that, mind you,' said his oppohent'.'not by' a jongcaaia. And a furious roar of, merriment went up fron. lb. erowd. wh. were In exLcle.. , . T. tn:...4 k...... ' u.f J ' i lie uiBbaBuiiiu iiioiatcu uun.ici. tic u t. : t! . 1. . I t irut ins mare ur claim tue inoiirj. Anu tne animsls were duly called to the start-mile 1 nvaia, irom tue crossing, uesi iwu in turee. ai.i iiuui tue iivaeiui uc kitu in .nice. a. .k- ,. .... , l ' ...,,. ,i.. At the word, aay they went; the horse - fairlv leadincthe wav The mare kent beair y leaaingi lie way. i ne mare Kepi oehind up to half mile post, fell away on the

third quarter, and the horse camo into post, qunt list. j ' "' a splendid winner, in 2:42. the mare barely - Councilman EllioU offered the following saving her distance, coming home at a hau , . ... . . . .. gallo? and a half trot, amid the yells of the reBooUont which waa aeconded by Councilcrowd. man Raleigh, and unanimously adopted: The blacksmith had a "friend" in the con- Ordered, That the Marsha! notify the gregation, who had a "pile of the ready!" keepers of Restaurats. Groceries and keepers Tobe sure no one knew true, and he was , ,. . . . . . . , . cvidenllv a rich man. He took all the side of M"' hop within the c.tyi to keep their

bets he could muster, at' a big odds against houses closeJ on Sundays, and thst he be rethe mare. She blowed badly, at the stand, quested to report to the Council, on each a.a aa a a.a a a a a a a' " f. -. '

and the blacksmith looked haggard and ear nest. The crowd roared again, at the second start, but the roar waa brief thia time. Now go, thirty-nineacreamed the black- j smith, as they went away on this heat. And she did go. Instantly taking the pole, 1 -.L1T J.Lir: ,n. ngoi.aiong pa sse aios mile mark, finished the third quarter without a misstep, and came home five lengths ahead in 2:40. V '' , Money began to change hands again. But the horte came up for the third heat, and fat tbe word 'now tro, thirty nine,' the mare made an awiul gap between herself and her competitor. Tbe mare led the way aye, every foot of it from the start, and distancing her rival, passed the winning post, well down in the thirties. She was a good 'un,' added our narrator. 'And what became of this beast!' we asked. 'O, he sold her for a thousand dollars, before he left Boston. She went South, but died soon afterward. She cost him, with her new set of shoes valued at one dollar, forty dollars. He called her "thirty-nine." 'Bed time, said our host, and I lelt. Hog-Killi so Prices. The' receipts of hogs continued very light, and none of the packers have' any hogs left over alter the day's k Hing. The product this .eason will be much less than that of the last, the estimste of several being 200,000 hcs, while others incline to the belief that th: number will be fully 300,000 head. There appears to be some competition among packers, and heavy hogs will resdily command A cents net. We hear of sales of 450 hogs, to aver age 150 Iba., at $4. 25 net; also sales of sev eral small lots at 31 cents gross, and 4 cents net; ard a lot 500 head at $3 87, from tbe hooka. Lou.- Cour. 18A. f3 A sub-marine cable, one hundred and thirty miles long, is nesrly completed and will shortly be laid across the Gulf St. Lawrence to St. Johns, connecting that point wilh Halifax and New York. It ia confidently expected that the work will be finish ed by next June. ' This first link of a chain to Europe will alone make a difference of three or four days in receiving news from there. EZf The National Intelligences ssys that the Hall of the House of Repreeentativea has been splendidly fitted up during tbe )aat summer. The carpels are all new and the drapery exceedingly riefcw . There will prob ably bo the largeal number of new membera in tbe next Congress, that has been returned for years. ':'?' Hog Killed Yesterday, Messrs. Hull, Hunt, & Co. killed at their pork-house iico thousand and eighty-two hogs before 1 o'clock less than five hours. Quick work, and, we think, can't' be beat. Thia firm have killed, up to last night, 12,025 hogs. They will kill 2,500 to-day. Lou. Times 19M. - 1 a . . , OT The Chicago papers say that there are over one hundred vessels and propellers aground on the St. Clair Flats. So much for "The Great Democratic Party." a lr A little aon of Thomas Pratt, of Barnard, Vt.,' between two and three yeara old, met with an awful death on Wednesday, by falling into a cauldron of boiling swill. : Gen. Shields left Chicago for Wash ington day before yesterday. The Chicsgo Journal waggishly states that this is under stood to be the last visit the distinguished gentleman will make to the federal city in an official capacity. . 0"On the last trip of the Collins steamer Atlantic, while crossing the banka of New Foundland through a thick fog, Capt.; West did not leave the d:-ck nor take one moment's sleep for two days and nights. . . (XT' Over five thousand dollars have been subscribed iu New York for! the relief of widows and orphans of British aoldiera slain in the war wilh Russia! . ' , (XT The Scotch troops bore the brunt of of the battle of Alms, and ought with the indomitable bravery that always distinguishthe soldiers of Auld Scotia. - i The Cashier of the Bank of Mount Vernon waa in our city yesterday. As we before stated the" rumor Hint this Bank had suspended or broke, is false.

Proceedings of tfca City Coancil. Mosdat Evebihg, Not. 20, 1054.

Council met eaent, the May a , . n , . . ...r-...f , - f - HnT iin r n mwtm - p.iiiiirr a v ar a . n ipirrn. Mtntxer. . , ( , , k . Ordered, That John Youngs and others ba pajd the sums due them for services rendered in If Dairintr air!.. H. nrrler of Marshal. l m 9 j - Pep amountingin the aggregate to $183 75-100. , j Ordered,' TbaV Messrs. 1 d fc f . i i r Deitsch & Schaef$14 25 for printirame aucnen in rear 01 nis nouse, on pari oi lot 150, D.E., which was granted. Messrs. Woolsey & Nelson made appliesa t . a a m :tion for Auctioneer's license lor the current m .. . ,. r.n..,, llflnB ,k.:, .-.in w" f ",ed f"'" honda trt the aatiAfaction nf the Council, ind ' ----- - - -- , I . , . .. . . b.. , j , . I me price nira ii vvU. - . I Ordered, That the Ci'y Colleclor remit . , ... , , . i unto Dmel Woolsey the tax on one dog, . . . ' ' improperly assessed, and that said Collector r r i be credited with said amount on his delin Monday evening, all violaticna of this order. Ordered, That Absalom Johnson be alme sum oi 14 ou lor . flays wo. a with horse and cart, grading the streets, and that 75c of said amount stand charged to lot W 44. 0. P., owned by Jas. Uughlin, Jr. ' , ' . , vrutTcu, , a nat janiei xuacer oe auowea the sum of $7 25 for 7$ days work, with ! shovel grading streets, as per bill filed. i flrrl(irl That Jrthn PiinnLaa ha alliaral I. ....,.. . the sum of $5 25 for. 3 days work on streets, with horse, cart, and boy, under the superintendence of John J. Marlett, as per bill fifed. SPECIAL NOTICES. . AJtertUe la the Ursttllle News. VT raaBiaMr4 tk UBAVTIL4.K WkkklY Ntwi. a aixr pabliabt'l a Urajrvill, ill., aa a goat MTaniaiaa BaJiaa, far tht bataaa na at Evsaivilla. It haviai a rry Iaro eircalatWa thMukoat Sauthaaatara Illiaoia. Wa will realva all aaTtrUMBi.BU far UU papar attha Jaa aal 0(ca. at2-lm LOTS FOR rUI.E! A MS KXCKLLUNT CUaNCB! A aamkar af Lau ia tha Sathra Ealar.-ataaat af Eraa villa, ara aaw ia market at rkaaa rea. at prtviw ala Tha aiara al taaa lou vary ff t. fa tfroatly lunfrei4cp. ta SO feat iraat by I icrt 4p; mot ar them ara acvrral la. t abae.t taa crada al tha ait, ia tha baaiUomrn lacatia aaw acaat. ud wiihia twa aa4 thrca -black, al tha aaw Ae.deaif ta b r.ctd. ftraoaa viahiac aaa ar r )r-4 u4 tbcap lau ia tlia lacalioa. Will plM tail oa tha aa4cr.i(a' ' aavx-im . .w.u. vuaaul.kk. GL0IU0C8 StJMMKR. With tha hat. aaltr atmoaniHiraa(id-aaaimav. trak vei(etatia af tha l.wKaa mmi thaaarahca ia tka dcp vallaya af tha Krafttri van aftn Waat ai Swath, viibaraad dla. Tba boraiag raa SHakt ap thv waUtx aad tba tfvaariap rUau fiva att noilou, uhi aa4 Miaaaaaa vapara. tht. if laoaled. pradaea Yrllaw Jaaadiaa. ucraaaaaiaaia af tha Maaiach aad itawcla, Diarrka rdiaaatar. A(a aad raar, Bllltaaa aaa, Typbai Ftvcn. Lter thua airaaatuaeva aa4 iaflucaaa4 vaashaaismakarraaaaaar ob. uhdci i imdiak tisktaiui PAaaCK. - It 1 aa pawar ta alcaaaatka havrela. partfy tha bload. and rettara health, aaa Advartiaamcat ia aaatbtr olibi of tkU paper., tjS JEW ADVEKTlSEMIiT TO PORK PACREII8. JC. SMITH ti CO. b.va aaw aa haad. aad wUl aoatlaaa ta maaafactara darin tha Pork aeaaaa. anperiar articlaaf CLK . VERS af all rtaa. Tbalr Claavara bava baaa asMBaiv! a tad la thU city aad vieiaity far tba paatfaar raara. and hi.va give tha Staat parfaat atiafaatiaa. J-Vtry tatraatnat ia warraatad ta ba a aal ta aay ia aaa. aav3w , - VOXXXT tt CO. iw.vjja i . ' . dk RE rarehaaiac tha ataa af tha MlXIX ASI MAVVPACtha ata ar. Tbair Jnk. TCaixoCa. at par. Tbair o&ea Uam Fintairect. attt dwar ta f tr Dark' Ksahaagt aarZVU MDI.l A STATE TOC 102VBV AT PAR. '' W P. DEVOU & UOCKVOODi 48 aad SO Pearl (tract. Ciaeiaaatl. O. WOULD laforai ladiaaa Mcr baau that the aava deteraiiBad ta redoea tbair STOCK OF GOOI3 thia t.atoa atrafa thitthall eaafana ta the KXTEAOEDINaRY LOW PRICK., that bava haea carreattba paat aiaath. Ther meaa to meet the market, aad will all for IXDIAXA STATE STOCK JJONKY. at par. tha bataaea af tbair Urge Fall Imnorutioa. amoaf which ba foaaS RIBBO Vit. KU BROIDERIES. SHAWLS. : . ! . . DRESS SILrS. . . , , . TRIMMINGS. " WHITE OOCDS. Ac. Aad a partfcalarly "11 aaleetad aad exteaaive atoak of ..V. MIL LMKU COO DS aevii-lwdAw nOTATOBS.-m batbale choice Vieblgma. received cx- . r-rnaaly far city aaa. for tale by Berti GEO. FOSTER k CO. npEXDKRLOINS. fUaee. Ftat aad Uead fmk every day JL for tale by aavU UEO. FOSTER A CO. MV OLASSE3.-S3 lU Raboiled far ealelew to ctote v if J. aovll CEO. FOSTER A CO. ADMINISTRATOR'S KOTICIC TAj OTICE ia hereby giver, that tba aadert ieied bai baaa Bp1M potatod admlaUtrator at tbe oatau of M ileoa ükook. Uta f Vaaderbargh eoaaty, dae'd. Said rtv itaappoee ba iBMlveot. aav23-3w ' LEWIS HO Ki. Adi'r. ' ADMlXirTOATOR' 6M.K. OTICE la bareb) givoa. that I will cell at pabli aeetloa. IM aa Saturday, the l.th dar af December aext. at tbe ratideaee af W ileoa hook.Utr af Vaaderberj(t aaaaty. deeeaaad. all bit reraoaal property . aoatUtia a Cattle. 11 a. Hereea. Cora. Wagna. Plow,, eta. .A credit af twelve me a tba will ba givca an all aume aver Ihr-a dollars, tba parchaeer ivieg hia Bate wih approved eecanty. waivioa valaatiaa aad appraiav m-Btlewa. . itU tda LEWIS UOWKS. AUm'r. . BROOM8. 100 dot eammoa Braams; ' 145 da large doable aiiedi " S da da f.aeyj ' ' ' - da da Suamboat; Tha above lot af Broemi ara aa toailgnattat sad 'ar sals at Ciaeiaaatl price, addiag carriage, tar jatb . PRBSTOX BROS. - If IQUORS. A gaol awortmaat af Liennre of all blade oa JU bead aad tor aale by aev23 ' PRKATOX BROa. FISH. SA bbU mackerel; so hf-bUt Mackaralj . SO kit da 23CO lb Cod Fitb UO boxes Herriag. jett ree'd aad for aalo by PRBSTOX BROS. BOT22 KICK. 1 tierce freah la stare aad far aale by - - -aiv , PRESTON BROS. . V. IIOVET. farm ees, rrodccb-'commissiox axd forward . ixumercua.it. OA c aa Flret etreet. eppoeitc tba Poat O See Evaaaville, I. GRaTFCL for the pMr-aage ha baa reoeived. eolieita a c BtlBaaaeo af the aame. Ate.aigBmetoef Prvduea far aaJa her, or ro-ahlpateat will have hia paraoaal atuatioa. Liberal advaaee made aa aoaaigameaU.ttxT Ordara for tba parabaao of tireeeriea or rredeea promptly attoadc4ta. aavl-dg;w3m RltAL K8TATK FOR 8AI.KAT AUCTION. TI a LOTS aitaatad ta timiU't fcalargemeat. jaa bavaaS JULmM tha Railroad depot, a-d aboat oaa qearo from Mala atraot. aad ceaprbiag tome of the baet baildiag lau ia tba viciaitrof EvaasviU. with aame af lha lew improved. Oa Sve af tbeae leu there ara already aatolMUat laaiaa. with all tbe Boceaaary aat-aoor baildiaga. ..... ' . . ALS J -Foarte-a aad aiatooca bo ad red tb, acre aflaad lying aa tha State Road leadiag to Priaeetoa. Bad aaly and mile and a bainr-m thi city . f ,o All thi, P'opcrty will -Id at aaetla.. aa TUCRSDAY. TUB tlUDAYUF KOVEXBKR- Thia property ia kaawa aa part of the etau of Thoa. R. Smith, aoo'd. TER Mi. Oao-third eaah; aac-tbird ia aaa aad twa years tgsg"- TiÜ' UMP'tRbOB T R. SMITH. SEW TAILORIStt ESTABLlgllMEAT. TH i aadervigaed weald meat respectfully aaaauaea U tbo eitiseaaaf Evaaaville Bad aurrvaadiag caaatry. that ba ka aaaed a ehop oa Mala atraat. appiu tba Braach Baak af ladiaaa. where bo ia toads earr iag aa the above busiaea ia alliu araachas. ta the latct Bad muti aabiaaabla atlaa. All work a-arraated ia Staad of Ul aaM warkmaabip . tie he pee by clott applieatiaa to btuiaeaa to atant a liberal share of pitrea.g. Call aad oiaaslao bistteck of Cloths. Caotimare aad Vestiagt. aa ba has a gwtd tuck oa baait. Bad it prepared ta sell chap. aov2l , J. L. SELMi. AVKYOCR FODDER. A few af Saaford's Patat K at raw C'atiere ree'd aad for sale bv aetS 8AMCEL ORR.

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leTal aa4 J ! tm. Ta th 4twimg i partMaa aa far a raMaa, aailrt aaBortaaltj aU ta ara4. Ta , tha m-ahaait. tba crebaat r taa aaafacuttr aaiaaiaaai - aaaidariaa will b ibair a4aura. ' ' I Oatbaliaa afba Wiawktal KrU Caaal aa4 Ua Craw. fonUvilla aa4 tba StraifS Uaa Ra4. lbra ara iamcaM Sapostta af aaiMrab) vaica a VUa4 a Uf him M 4ar af tba parckaaar. la tba bak caaatry tba Saaat tir a4 aaiUit-c awriai a -aa4. Tfca Caaal M la aa ful aacratiaa aai iataiaiyiag tba ft4l Mtaa umi aaaa xj i-to tba lap a-ilU. Tba Kvaaiviila. laiiaaaweit. Ob tha &ai-vat tot anpciMa taa " aad aal villa raa4 will tarafah aa aa brakes ilae af RailraaS eona aaicatiaa trm tha iuea af tb' aaatb-aaat aa ah Aa- . I Unti coaat. thrsi EaaTilla ta tba Nartbim Lakra. a BoaUea theaa faeilitiaa f iatereamaMiaiaatia aba laaal a- - THUM af thU eitr ra raaarkabU. It U aitanaS aa 4ap.ail af aval af taa Saaat qaal ty. Am aaarcrtta aaopaar i ., aaw flakia at haft jajt ia tha aaaarteaf Ma a4aiaiar any af LaaiMo. hi a raw 4aja aoal will ba fariabc4 by tbaa aiaar2 Tarj 4aar at S eaata m baabal. Tba aaaaaaa tf ttia aaMarpsia . . kaaara4. ... . .' ,7:; fi' .f. wkinnw 4- .n.n. i SoSZttSXttZttC n:!...i :. m .i .r .;. Evaaarilla to half way aatwata LMTiua mmim ( . v--.. . w . . a J . I - a T a, W m a . 1 M lH trr MT MT 1H B-rm un in. h TKKMS OF rAYHENT i TKK OF PAYMENT Oa-thlr4 aaab: aaa-tbr4 ia am . jw a4 aaa-tbir4 U twa ytun with iaureat .raai 4aj af aala. , ear4 bj montHt. , ... . . u pri-ii; " a.rr E.a-TUia. .i retnft i au.,,, vl...; i c..-.. w.u nu at taa ptrty mj aa aaaa a taa ti Jr"vi FHa . C. U. . ralUata; Orth Braaktia. Laf;atte; H.a. Iaa Bak- , f-t4't.Jah. p. !.. ia4iaaapairt: r. cmUarry'a. - St. vrraaa. aa A. U. ratut a. !!. t . t , . i. aavl0-4ta If 1ST OP LOT I' THE EASTERN ENLARGEUKS JBJ all. eitj al Et aatvilla. ta fca aU DaacMbar tbt Lata. Blacka. Lata. Btoaka, Lata. JUacka. 3 s 4 S3 12 X 4 T 10 13 T S W s 14 S 10 s 17 1 S 10 s - s 10 1 . 8 IS 4S , . . 4 - -4 '"I ' " 4S S .. if T IX IX M 14 15 U IS IS 1 ) so SI 31 ti S3 4 U 3 ti 27 rj 32 M St S4 SS SS 35 3S 37 37 as ss ss ss at as 39 40 40 .40 41 41 43 43 ( I JO 4S '40 i 40 a ID " ' SI SI St ss st n "" ss a 33 IS S 43 1 Far particular aaqalr mt BAKER a OAnvijr.; tOr aa advartfawiaaat ia Cail Jaarmii , . t aaTlS-MW 404 PACCAGE3 OC NEW FALL OOODS. - MAVB aaw ia atera tha haat aaaurtad ataak al Faraiga m! laaratia 1tj Gaada. NaUaaa. Baata. Shaaa. Uaia aad C'ia. thay hava avaraServd U tha tree. , n't tharafara wi.h u aoürjr all alaaa. praajpt deal tn. that Ik will baala aiagboaiaatafwv thaai ta paaaby aar atack af li-ada and aaall aver tba aaad-har. miac ap tha rlir. attbaiaaaaf ' I fS paaMgt aieaejr aad $1 Zi mr IMI Iba fraif-t. . ', 1 ! a ara dewnaiaad to tap tbia gulaf ap tha rlvar. sal bars acaordit gl aold w maav parti.a tbu CaU wba aaa all ba la Ciaciaaau aad Philac.bia. -z Wa aaad aa.rcal add lhaea ttnta that eaah bay. ra ara parfeetl at bona 1 aar rttcb; aad tbt wa bar, aa CiaHaaati sat LoaiiTilU Hrvb.ra bra ta tbava ladiaa Stota Staak Saak. paper fr at 10 to 23 par aaat. At mr atack ia Sr.t rata, alaaa. fraah aad baaltb. Fa . f pta Jail iarita all daal-rt wba caa girt a gH aU ta all ia aad aaaotiaa far tbaataclfM. aaaf REIT FAI.I. D WINTI.lt OUODS -C'OLBIRK A HtllcHUbJUJtJl. . , -Foatsr'a tfiot-lc. i-'lrai aireat. rar Main. - HAVK aaw apeaad tha Unwl aad richcat a.aortaiaat af hUpl aaa raa.r Ir l.da rvr aBcrad ia thia aitf. ' I aaiouf wbirb aia ba foaad rieb IM Id Hi Ik. catraaparplaa black da. (reach Mcriaoa. iv Kyla ivah rlaida. .'.each. CuboHrei. all waul UaLaiata. i l.ia ad flnrad laepria4. 'da. rr baatUoae; Alpmccacaad bvlatiaa. p"rrab. Kag- i la . I. " a a m ia . a m . i a- i 1 ihm aa.i a bapi .a laai ..!. raa ar laina; b.bim' aa. aa a aa Kr a. aaa '. l-..-.a ....1U a l.aaa a..aal af I. a.. I .ji I.Maa' flkOk tl mv wv asasii.r s m saai m.w w a w a aman mmmm . ..... . " . . . r . . l mJ-. f Child tea', .luvet aad liuticrjr af all drtcrtt'tiaaa. Bar State 8liawU vf all iar m4 allMr; Isrp Ul t mm Kl Bhawle of all titra aad qatliure; m laraa lot at aaw at) ia r.m broid.riot. Collar. ChrBiiictU. l'adrleva. aiabiwiaaredi and plaia L. C. HtaUerchiau. Irltb l.iacat. ITaaaelbafaUl n q aal i ti- od color. Lad let' Nt.iae aad Silb ta'or.biru. , GoaU' Meriaa. Lambcwaol amd B'U ladcrahirta aad ürtv era, aad a large variety efulioat. taa aaa.troat to m.atiaa. hieb v will ba happy to thaw, and If lav pnett will aelb. . tBay a a laB4 to go. Call aad eltniae. atiaLAvniirKs sitnnun DtroT. . . MAI. street; OPrOSITBTUE EVANST1LLB 2RAXCn DIXIT. , UOW rcoriviag er r la leaa of Verm-ot i . 1 aad Stotatry Marble, aarefally ae-' laetad al tbd oaarrica by myaalf. . . Kmploftag aom- of tba äst fe.lpt.rt aad Maatle Makera i tha Udtea. 1 an preparcA to -aeeete all descrip- I tiaaaaf ork, a aatylo I raporior to m-tf httt I tbe Wet, aad fop vaJi-ty.acarcti oiaal ad by aay artbluhmeet 'B the Slafe. I votiere ta MarMa will aad It to tbair la ter-t ta cxamiae my.,, Stach aad price befero farahatlag elsewhere.. . ae litte for bayia I aadsbippiageaaMemaV I to sapply aa law thaa - Kaetra pnrcs. addiag.' eitef'eiM. , ?J.xf-2i: Ebaf fey-- Ofthla-aX.Tarb . -. -a a a i a. am ; frfi -UV:"-" stjleeaad varieties, aa. i aa! aad Biado to tHt. . . v . . Oottaao aad lrwa aa-aamoat. Seralls. Obelukj. Tambe. Head aad FootKlaea MarMa Keaeo-posU. Caeater-tare 4 Farsiuro Warble, at K.ura prieee, of luliaa aad Amorieea ' Msrbla. i Ordore from a dlHaaee promptly aad satUfartoWtv Sited.. All wark warraated. aovZO-tr M. A. UAWÄBfcCB. . ' : rrr . W OHT.K ata dated Oct. 2th. 185. far ala haedrrA JLi dollara. payaMe ta Jaba Rood ar ardor aia m-alb aft-a. a.ui. By retaraiag aaJd Bote lo mo. the Sa4r v)l k- reo- . parly ro warded. avg-lw BARNEY COPY. ; fifKDRIKR. 3 iJ ae t'rvi Cora Starch- 4 boaea Croaad aaffee; Odo Durkee's tUkiac Powder; . in b lsat't Sau; Shblt Craned (j!arrt . ! 5 bx Choeolate; l0 d- Spice: 2 bia Mestard; , . 31 da Prpprr Itiwn; bia Tomata Cataops 71 da aat'd Pickle aad prroervc; . H) da Kraady Poacbea aad Cberrie. In tat Spiet; in baa Pppr; 1 o.tk MsdJrr; I bale Clovee: ' ' 1 aaaa Ktmeas S aaoea rardioe: . U D.. 8. B. aadV water preoi Percajaioa Cap jest ree'd aad for t.le by a.2U , PRESTON BROS. ? J TKVS.-1V) bair-eheota aad basaa caaaistlag of Yoaaa; , Uysoa. Imperial Bad Black Tea. it r-a'd aad for aalo by aav.0 ... PRESTU3C BROS. f SWISS MrLIJ. We ara tbia day la receipt af 13 eeeea i tf wis Mulls of tbe "Mille Poiat." -Remage" aad C qaef patwra. Th-e good we have parcbeeed d'r-et traaa the maaafa-tarcrs at St. Oall. witscrlaad. aad pldg oar 1 eelvea to aell them ta dealer as cheap aa tha aaaaa article aaa. . be bad from aar importtag hoaae ia the roaatry. aavlS JAS. LOW A CO.. 4M Mala st-. Loa.. Xy. i , SHAWLS. K Miseoe'eol'd Nett SbawU; 100 black emk'd da af tba stent, style aad belew market prioea, ree'd hl day aad far ala by j aarlS J AS. LOW & CO.. IS Mala it.. Lea.. Ky. mvmr R. CHKESK. boxaa ahaiaa ree'd this ay per tf Rescue, for J ry .1 aorl8 S. E. GILBERT k CO.. 8y. atar Waur RECEIVED per Caaalboat Jaba F..Tf1-r ?" tMttttra Sao Lake alt, for sale lyBv.'8 I. k D. 1IE1MAXN. 125 BBLS Lake.Salt for Bale bv 'k ovia-lw - lilLL k HOLLADAT. - WAKTED. A sitaaUea la a private family a a ara. aad to da gtaerai bate Wfrk aad pie' a aewiag. Tbo actof rerereacea givea. KaHaireattba . CITY UOTEL. aavlT-f RKMK.vlCER.-A11 goadsbaaght at J. W. k 8. T ICKER Y'S are delivers attha boawa of tha parekiatra. troo of charge. aovl7 I OA taihcU Cora Meal; AlU 40 da Oau; aa f r amle by aov!7 ' 10 bashal Sweet FeUUea; A lot af greea Apple: ree'4 J. W. H. YlCKtfRY. - eO.EY.-A let of by aovl7 aaw la tha eomb. rte'd a-4 for aal r - J. W. a 8. VICKCKV. i ITJSECEIVED rar ataarjar Roatli 40 Laaea W. R. C JUL m. Chocse aipr-oalv f t family aaa. ia erv small bo- for a'-bo w,Tl7 I, 4 p. MKIMAXN. IMRIvM Il IMIMIil.V CA613IKllKci.-l oaae ree'4 AL thia aay aaa ir . y BOVI7 JAS. LOW A CO.. 414 Mala at.. Loa.. Ky. ( M OrDEll ATIKTS.-2 oasca ila- aad brawa mabt.d tfatiaea f r lo ly -.;) o' Bovl7 JAB. LOW A CO.. 4ia Ka'a at.. Lea., Ky. HUX A noi.i.nv. PRODUCE. FOKWARUINU AM COMMI3SI0K HER-' CHANTS. KVAN.SVILLU. IM 130aee sa t Warehowae aa tbe Caael. aad Wharfboat-Mr jrfseilitio with Lewis i; lloward.gr "B" ILERAL cash advaaeaa made aa coamgamcau. aad par WA tiealaratteatma givca to the parchasa ar a.le al eery docriptioa al Prodaco or Urooorie. aorlt-4 A w 1m KECEIVED per sUamer Advaaaa dir eat fraat Baltic. baaaa IS das a lb C-a Oyster; a iz dot 1 lb 4a do; : . 4 aa S das I lb da Latours; ... IS do 15 das plat Pepper Sanaa: U da . 13 dat piat Tomato Caisap: ' ' 3 da . a dos irt Staogbtaa Bitur: 5 da C das piat da do; aad fr.v ea'e by aevlJ I. A D. UtlMANX. TAR CAJkDl.VAf.-ii bogoe for aale y BOtJS S. K. UILBEUT k CO.. Sye. atar Water, ' SJOI.K LEATHER. 3.100 1U ia store ad r.r t.l- by y tti:i i'Kiu Ros,

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