Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 180, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 November 1854 — Page 2

DAILY JOURNAL. A. II. SANDERS, EDITOR.

TERMS OP SUBSCKllTIOS. Daily Joarnal, per year.. 17 50 . by the week IS Tri-Weekly Journal, per year, . W i Weekly Journal CITY OF EVAHSVILLE. FRIDAY MORNING:::::::::::::NOV. 24. Condition of parties. The general distracticn of old parties, and the obliteration of old party lines, as demon. K tkö ras.. It r f tritt roronr silAtmnt nil agu arj luv a vouii ws iiiw v. w v m aw Id the several States, is too complete to ever admit of a re-fusion of the old elements in'to. the same body politic. The so-called .Democratic party, which has ever claimed, and still claims all the union and harmony tobe found in political bodies, now finds itself rent wider assunder, and Into more dis-

. cordant fragment, than any other party.

It is rather amusing than otherwise to 1 witness the humiliation of the old monster

parties, by the independent operation of the people's will, especially when so healthy a täte of politics promises as the result. A man's politics are no longer known by his assumntion of anv old oartv cognomen. A a man calling himself a Democrat in these lat ter days, is now subject to any one of fifty interrogations, as to what kind, or in whose lead he follows. It has recently been discovered in these quarters, by some penetrating "genius," that Joe Lane combines more Democracy at the present time than any other Democrat in the Union. This is truly a new invention, but it does not suit proprogressive "Yoang America." Any man who adheres to the Nebraska swindle, which has now tbeen repudiated both North and South, and is at the same time a favorite of the present administration, is in a most unfortunate fix to become a successful champion of any party. No formidable organization can again be formed under any leader upon the basis of 1 former party creeds! There is no longer any use of arraigning persons for inconsistency '.' to party. We think that parties rather than individuals deserve to be arraigned for infi dclity. In the new organizations which will be formed, the people are determined to know nothing of the past errors of all par ties. All political sins will be washed away in one vast Siloam. In this they will leave all their lameness end leprosies, to con e out with a new skin of political regeneration Plot Cooled If Vet. The Enquirer, in the same column it ex .. presses surprise that it does not receive a larger patronage, coolly publishes the fol t -lowing barefaced falsehood: The Whig papers are shedding tears over Illinois. The Democracy have done as usual there all the Nebraska men are . elected. Should any paper receive the support of honest men, which in the face of facts fa miliar noV to every man in the State, gives utterance to the above inexcusable and abominable untruth! Such positive false hoods marked its miserable course during the whole of the late canvass, in connection ' with the basest slanders ot the men and opinions to which it was opposed. Even after all political excitement has ia a meaa ure died away, it cannot conceal the natura depravity of its principal writer enough to preserve ordinary decency in its political as sertions yet wonders amazingly that a more liberal patronage is not extended it! The only wonder is it receives enj patronage from those it has so grossly abused, and whom it almost daily insults by such shame less contempt of the truth, as that quoted above. - . Great Sale of Ileal E-tate. A rare chance for speculation and excel lent investments in real estate, will be offer ed in this city on the 4th day of Decembe 'jiext, in the positive sale 0LJ8 lets in the Eastern Enlargement of the city. Among all the great sales, and gbod bargains hitherto offered in city lots, few if any have ever presented the inducements to the purchaser "the merchant, the mechanic, or the laborer'' of the opportunity now offered by Messrs. Baker & Garvin. The lots are all eligibly situated for private residences or manufacturing establishments q( and description. They are conveniently situated to the depot of the Evansvilla and Crawfordsville Railroad, and the proposed depjt.of the Evansville, Indianapolis and Cleveland Straight Line Railroad, and within a few hundred feet of the Wabash and Erie Canal. These lots have never before been offered for sale, owing as we understand, to the claims of minor heirs.'but their location beingin what must soon become a populous and thrifty portion of the city, they will doubtless command a ready sale. Terms will be made easy, especially to those who design to make rpeerfy improvements. A plot of the lots may be seen at this office, or by calling upon Baker & Garvin. See advertisements. S3" Barnabas1 letter to the Czar, is wor thy of that Great Bear's earnest attention. It is the production of a "juvenile," but who is "Young America" most happily illustra ted. We hope to hear from him again, but a little briefer, dear sir. 0O"A grandson of Col. Daniel Bcone is on a visit to Cincinnati, Ohio. He finds the country has undergone some improvement, since his grandfather first visited that re sion.

Mill tüer come. 'I I For the Journal. 1 We understand there is a gentleman from .Leite, fr0m liurnaby Bar nab??, f ttee

from New Albany now in our city "prospect ing" for the establishment of a ship yard amongst ns. ,We hope oar good citizens will look after ' him and give him such "aid and comfort" as he may need, and they can afford, to assist him in so worthy and desirable an undertaking.- Our capitalists, real estate owners and foundry men, should in terest themselves at once in this matter. OCX" Two ' stores in Vincennes are sell ing goods for State Stock money at par. Certain stores in Terre Haute, Lafayette, New Albany, Madison, Louisville and Cincinnati, are also receiving Indiana State Stock Money at par for goods. Our store keepers make a discount of 25 per cent, and swear at the Journal for telling ignorant people not to part with their State Stock money at a heavy discount. We repeat the advice to them. If our merchants are turning brokers, let them stick up their shingles it they are 710 brokers, they have no business doing such a terrible business in the way of discounting. ZLg Our neighbors at Vincennes appear to have plenty of game. The News of the Day says there were thirty deer in town for sale on Thursday, also a wagon load of wild ducks "live and kicking" to say nothing of the Rev. Dr. Evans' advertiaement of wild geese, turkeys, wood-cock, snipe, quails end musk-rats. It is astonishing some ofour riends up there don't take advantage of the railroad facilities to prove their devotion. SiGSiriCAST. It is said that out of 400 young men just now seeking British Government employment, enly thirty could pass he following examination, to-wit: To write a good business note; take down a paragraph rom a ftandard authur fron dictation; write out the names of the different countries in England, and exhibit a knowledge of the bur first rules in Arithmetic. Of the in competents it is said that the majority were offdhots of the aristocracy. CTj" Young Mr. Gregg, connected with the New Albany Tribune, and 6on ol Milton Gregg, Esq., ii now in the city in attendance at the session of the Grand Temple ot Honor We tender him the privileges of our sane tum, and only regret he did not bring "dad" alonir. CT Another fine saturating rain com menced falling yesterday evening. We hope it will be long enough and broad enough to raise the river. t 03 The Telegraph pole opposite Law rence's Marble shop on Main street, came down yesterday very unexpectedly, especial ly to the gentleman who just saved his head by a vigorous dodge. A new one (pole not poll) was put up again In a hurry. f3 James Smith, Captain of the Julia Moulton, has been convicted of piracy as being concerned in the Slave Trade. This is the ttrst conviction under the law declar ing Slave Trade piracy, and it remains to be seen what will be done about it. The penalty of course is death, but it is doubtful if Smith is suffered to be executed without the interference of the executive to saie him . CT The opening of the Illinois Central railroad to Galena was celebrated on Wed nesday last with a good deal of ceremony. The mayor, council, and a large number of the citizens of Chicago were present. This gigantic road, from Cairo to Chicago, will be completed as soon as the Mississippi river will allow of transportation of the irom. fJd Mr. Macauley has just returned to England from a protracted vist to Switzer land. The London Athenäum says that we will have two more volumes of this history during the winter. H3"The New York Herald concedes that Clark is elected Governor by 655 majority. The Journal of Commerce, and Courier, and Enquirier show small majorities for him. (KT The railroad between Springfield and Delaware, O., has failed to pay expenses. It is now lying idle the trains are all with drawn not a "toot" is heard "any more again. 1 CO" A farmer by the name of Bennam,of New London county, N. Y., raised this year on fourteen acres of land 1,250 bushels of shelled corn. 33 The Indiana Legislature meets on the first Thursday after the first Monday in January, 1855, and its session is limit to eight weeks duration. fX" Caleb Mills, the recently elected Superintendent of Public Instruction, has en tered upon the duties of his office. 33 The Bedford Standard says that the boys in that place are exceedingly precoc ious: It is absolutely astonishing to observe their amazing forwardness. Boys of respectable, religious, God-fearing parents, from ten to fifteen years old, swear, smoke long nines, and drink whisky with all the nonchalance of veteran sinners. (7 The Columbus Democrat has the following sharp pun: "A Sir. Sharpless advertises in the Marion Mirror, that he will take Indiana wild cat at par, in exchange for goods. It wilF require a aharp look out to And aman less sharp than this Mr. Sharpless.

Casar of llutila,

Deas Nick:-I hav heen thinkinrr a Ion-' time about writing to vou on matters ujjnuch t Importance to your government, wU oo, it - - I . I L .. seems, at present is in rather a dubious fiuation; but the great trouble hasbeen.how . 18 a letter everoinMo tret to vou. through all these English and French scoundre who if report is true are cutting op nur rnmmiiniKitlnn. anil lini nur !rnnn ' out badly " It strikes me and all the rest of the Bar - 1 nabas family-eight in number-that your hA lnilr ia llnu.innln nnnnf fhaaa ihrPA o 1 things: that you either haven't got good generals at the head of your armies; or your powder U bad; or that it ain't in Russians to fight well. I don't think the latter true, for your great, great grandfather, old Peter the Great, was about as good on a free fight as most any man I know of, always ixcepling Bill Stokes, who went into a crowd the other day, took off his coat, and knocked seven men down without even raising the perspiration. In my opinion Menchikoff the name is more terrible than the man is not the individual to command an army. He always manages to go into battle rather slow, and generally manages to get out pretty fast Now that won't do; you want a man like old Zack Taylor. You've heard of old Zack, that thought no more of whipping 20,000 men with 4,000, than my dog Watch does of making Phil. Simpson' Rollo stick his tail between his bind legs, and cut like Dick Thomson did on bis board bill. I must con fess, however, that Menclty showed some pluck at Sevastopol, when he drew up his army and told them that if any one of 'em saw him about to run when the cannons commenced firing, to shoot him down, and yet a man that will only stick to his duty and keep his footing from fear of a musket ball, ought to le diked and kept in the nursery. liesides our ecnooimasier, wno nas n a a just been-to New York, says, that he has been informed on good authority, that Mencny tolJ the next officer to see as soon as it was certain the allies were going to take the fortress that the Russians loaded their muskets with blank cartridge?, so t iat there wouldn't beany danger ol his getting hurt much if he did run! , Now, Czar, can you expect anything else but defeat, vvh-n you allow surh a paltry, pusillanimous sneak as he i, to command armies! Why if there was a boy in our townithip ten years old, that couldn't frail Menchy,the community would keep him up, feed him on red peppers, and stick pins into him; and if that didn't make hiui yame enough, they would rub him over with aataidibu and use him for fish bait. To come right to the point, why don't you generalize yourself Punch, England's great artist and funny man, makes even your picture fierce enough and ugly enough to lead an army; then why can't you! Bull and Napv can't stand cold, and all you had to do for success is, just 10 ploy a game 011 them called "Moscow's burning," and, take my word for it, they'll scatter like flies do when the first frost comes. You need about six regiments ofour Kentuck sharpshooters for a reserve; they rould shave the mustaches of the French, at a distance of two hundred yards just as pretty as if a razor had done it. You ought to have been at the shooting match down on Deer Creek lat Tuesday, to see what a rifle can do when it's put into steady hands, with a keen eye at the butt of it. Tim Wilkins split a bullet over tha blade of my lignum vit'j handled knife, at a hundred yards, which proved two things that Tim wasn't slow with the rifle,, and that my knife was good stuff. I was offered fifty cents for it on the spot.. There is another article raised in this country alone, which you are sadly in want of: it is called young America. It would never have let Odessa be a garrison for the Turks; it would never have retreated from the Danube without making some opposition worth speaking of; it would never have left the heights of Alma' for the British to occupy; but I'll tell you what it would have done: it would have followed up Sinope with Constantinople; it would have blotted out the light of the Crescent before the first English cannon barked on the Baltic; and ere a French soldier landed at the Mahometan City, it would have planted the stars and stripes on the temple of the Moslem. It would let the allies into Scbastopdl just to show the world bow pretty it could drive 'em out of it. Nicholas, what do you think of that matenvecentsa aay. Now, eld fellow, don't take anv offence at this letter. Recollect I'm writing lor the 1 trood of vour irovernment. and the little adC e , , ... vice I have fiven about Menchy, I hope w VlCd n.VB VIVCU auout ici vujr, a iiupc diSt Well and prove Who esome. 7 P MitfA m w A n n nfi ft rv I VA T n f TV I TflPOfif linn

rial! Don't you wish vou had some of it; etalesmen ln and cannot be put f LoTit'at.i"in smith's iiuiaVsemcut, jisi iy..nd . . .fJoWn bv the EinalNnotato Hpmair.in-iiet wit Jm-aaad (he Railroai detKit a- d about one aouare fiom Main over there! The very name of it would, V e'nan poiaio aemag .gues who .t,.,t. a-t .oiP i,ing -,.m. r th. .e,t i,uif.u. iuin th. .... . are so nercely assaillmrr him. Their names f Kvauviiie. it som. fth lot imprured oo frighten old Bull right out ol his boots. As wilI ri in lDliviorit wnile thal uf the djftin- :u.uuMtiAM tor Napy, he had the opportunity of seeing jmished Illinois Senator will adorn some of'. Lv' aad in hundredths acrrsofiand , . , . Ul lying on th. S a-. Road leading to Pr. aortas, aud only on. the oenuine once when be was throwing dirt, Hie brightest pages of our history. i am i.aii r u ihiseity 0 r r. - r All thi p oper-y will ;e sold at snctl-n aa THPRSDaY, in New York Cttv to the tune of seventy- , lmcinnati inquirer. t:ie2jioay if novemher This propenyu known aa " Hear that VP nnti.n.,nnlfcito. It,. pan ofthe eatat- of Thos. K. Smith flee'd.

" j v""u""ö -ore appropriately, sneu a lew tears c.ii and ..ami, hi.stoek .f ath. c.simere. and Vestall the folks in your neighborhood. Ttti over his poli'iral grave. iB. M ho ha a r-od , took o haads. aad 1 prepared u. u . . .. 1 ' rv- ..i r... . - . ehp. aov2l J. L. LLMi.

care of yoursell: oat the old bear for me, and allow me to subscribe myself, Yours and your !atnilys, r .aiUliy S, To Consult, T. T .T a Tf XT T&DK1anaO BAKNABY liAKNAuAtS. - ' Mirnirm Tha nnnnUlinn nftKia Statt aUICHIGAK J He population 01 tDIS ÖUie ia flß ßßfl hpinrr an inrroaco in fniir vparä is ouojOoö, oeiog an increase in tour years -ririQT 01 1U5,0J.

OThe Richmond Palladium teil the foii0inff ffood 6torv of a barber jn that nlace

. T 1 , wno "upended payment," recently: . 11 place y0Un . Iiis re' orted that Sir. Samuel Reid of thfs .x. J e . t awi., uvoiiwua ui aaoisilll'' III uuaiiiceo a 1? friend of hia rentp.1 a house fur him near the depot, and gave him other material aid. It was presumed that ihe yuun? man would be . !.- kl . . & t. 1 1 leasi aoie to pay nia rent, but . r. Keid tpr'a rant. flfTnnelo1 1 XtaiA nJ lnm.n. j ded payment of his protege, but ack, throw"'1" - Jin8e.,f ,UPÜ" lbe dißoity üf a brtken 1 banker, declared, Vse 8orry tu iIlform you, 3ir. Ried, r.e silffnmAril ' "Cut Can t yOU pay paK Of It," SStd the hcnefiMnf - uentriaciur. "No-sir-ee the deOOSltS am -II rone nary red in the box,"repI .... . r ... Ty Tta in me BOX," replied Z.&CK. "I will see if 1 can't make you pay," said Sam and off the started for an attachment, intending to take possession of the general assets on hand. When he returned wiih expected to follow shaving fcr a living, (P The Terre Haute Journal says that two of the convicts brought back to that place for a new trial, after an existence of several months in the Pennitentiary, "fell out" of the old jail, and were not so severely hurt by the accident, but that they managed to crawl off and escape the benevolent ' searcnes 01 tne cine ers. The Journal says: They were plaging ith two or three binall saws, which they hd concealed fcout them B a a a

Is. im prompt paycieni. i nc M frgil ky ,ps V.7ti,' . ü im

uay ani:i tue "1CII latiurre lit UJC CUT. tile " ' nt uiaawiant miii'i now all I ... J I ,, M j . ., a . av-aat. aad within two aad thrr. lloek ol tks lew Ae.dcmr BU landlord called upon Air. Reid for one quar- u .rrrcu-d. teraa w..hia ...r .r...- .d eh

f"'jr uuiliur uru, i.e., lie lOUnU llie luw ",. . . I""'." r , hafrnwn änd isgrowi- g with almoat naeirectel rartdity. d I . , . . , . tug o. will ta pleaseu ta learn, that acf ace and long reerii , . i,,,.ti -. . ,t,.i. .h.t it i. t.ti.J i L. ik .V-ki. oor closed, and upon it written:'Clotfed and .iti. a .... u...h. o!.:! c?"b" an arsi;nmeiit tnude for mu own benefit " V.V,?,'" Ji'V"1 of . u amkrican t. i,. now pT,t i the market fr the tr.ttia. - - . lurTO oeutui. , UAllt RbSTOKAI Ifc.aure cure lr Bald ners and ta pre- TKKM3 OF PAYMENT One-tMrd ct-; oae-third la ana We have Since seeil ZaCk addressing Some nt fr.ora fUn- eifflr.tU hifiu.- yearandoha-thirdiotaa years with inure, ran, da alaala. of this former friend,, ad vUing them not to , p" w Wc&str lisck. in-. t Vj? ... w i th. .rf.ee. ., th. Sacrifice aiiylhlüg un thdr Claims, a he Still n . ri-IIEB CO.. Proprietor. a. 5. iarior tret. ,rof Eyn.y.Ile, at .Samuel Archer , ia Prmeetan. C. Ml

oy wmcn a oar in tne iron grate door was saw- 'lui teautirui and rt;u region fkining the durrt of Pfl nff" unit ihpv fall nnl Tlia .U ,f il..J nlu. ai.oun 'e with rare plant and odorous woods, eu OH, anU tney leilOUl. Ihe IZe Ol the whacrepneureath senrom ieg.n.saodb.ls.usorwhieh third one uurlou, beinv larger than ih other B,e"t,,om,,',""-'d,'r hoseftimuiatios-. uncta- .., 1 . . 1 iT- r 1" and penaTttna; properties it 1, when applied, difuxed IWO, alolie prevented hlS faillllg. 1 hlS maked tbr..gn the h. nerau.y.u-m. allayigr-a most intensa onlr six who hnvp fallen nnt f Ih nl.l ti..L- pi ia a lew min-iu. Try it, ba you will 1 convinced UIIIJ bIa WIIO nave laiien OUt Ot Lie Old rich,- I that no preparation po-e.eii.o hi.h a degree, ita pariert ety Concern during the past tWO UlonthS. am.dyne uuulin- lu a-uon i prompt and effective It peu-irt-a the 8-th ti 'he hone, relaxes contracted cords, restoring us 'o lim. paralyaed loryear. aud here the flesh has Baltimore, Friday, Nov. 17, 1854 ir'"" ut'' 'it.. a 1 J' " ' heshhv action, cauamc new lleah to grow ot and fill up th.

ine ftew Urieans papers Of aturdav last. . !. 1 ' re.uire tn.ny aviai nmaar joint water. I , , i m, ' a ii this ia tile reaaoa why it has -eea co aiirrestful ia dineaars as laie HS Cue, are tO hand. rhey COfltain tbajonu. la advetioao' thiapin. liver lungj and kidlh ffpf-iitdnf tha Mo,;..,,, - ,,, i nes. this great rrnidy s-.nds heforr any other ever roduced. me ueidiisot tne aiexirau news received by ; F..r g..ce,krehUrgm-nto' th -P ', it ,Keite -

me eteamsnips urizaDa.and which, in some particular, is quite the reverse of the account received by telegraph direct trom New Orient . It appears that in the battle fought at Campo Guerrero ihe victory belonred io ihe U rces of Alvarezr who routed and killed 3U0 of th( (ioverninent troops. Alvarez's son, at the head ol oine guerilla forces, had captured a number of prisontrs aud some 2,000 hend uf cattle. General Alvarrz had issued an addre to the citizens cf 31t xico, denouncing the dictator Sjuta Anna und closing wiih: "Llowii with the tyrant death to the desput." Accidest.-Judge Thomas Bishop fell from the roof or upper story of Capt. Mass' new residence, on Monday afternoon last, by which three his ribs were broken, his head severely cut, and his body much bruised. Fortui ately, ! e fell upon a thin pine box, which prevented hi u striking ihesleepcs fairly, thus siving him Irom ahmst certain deutü. We heard lat evening that his at'endings physician Baty and Jesup, thought he was out of dan-'er. Fiji. Got. jm II is stated by the officers of the Bulletin that five men, two negroes and tlisee Irishmen, were killed by the breaking of a spar while aground on the Bar near Helena. The news, we understand, came on l.e Bulletin, and from the male of the Bulletin to us. The first Clerk of the Collier is also siaid to have been very seriously injured. Mtmphis Ap., 4th. Deatii of Mrs. 3IcCobd. The estimable laoy of John McCord, E?q., of Bruceville, in this county, was found dead, on yesterday morning. It appears that she had left her bed and approached the fire-place, and while in front of it, was seized with a fit or paroxysm of some kind, as ehe bad fallen into the fire-place, where she was found a corpse. Vin. Oaz. A. New Materia, for Paper. We understand that the Albany Journal will soon make its appearance upon paper manufactured from Bass-wood. The following article from the Journal we suepect hints at this revolution in making paper. The Journal says: We have some reason to doubt the accuracy of the surmise that the Japanese manufac'ure their paper from a "pulp of the rice plant." A friend who "knows a thing or two" thinks he has fathomed the secret; and we think if he has nit Jone so he has discovered something quite as available for the paper purpose. If we are not on the eve of a revolution in this important branch oi manufacture we shall never guess again. But what constituted the basis of our hope, and who the iortunate discoverer is, we are not at liberty to say, But we can assure our cotemporanes who are groaning is despair, that there is 'a good time coming " l s Public Dirser to: Judge Douglas. It! has been resolved by the personal aud political friends of Judge Douglas, in Chicago, to give him a public dinner, in that citv, on the n L !.. . tr " 9 binst. Mr. Douglas is one of the ablest I not feel considerably reduced after readinrr what the Enquirer nay of its favorite poodle! It strikes us; very forcibly too, that Illinois .:li rv .... consign Douglas lo oblivion at the ex Diration Of fie Senatorial tPrn f..r 1,5 .h T P,ra,, ' euaionai ter n for which he was elected. In place t.fthllS bulsterinrr ,,n ' the little dpmT . ... . . I1 me mile uemagogue, tne Cincinnati editor TY irvni m ' - . - a a - j I0""" tumoisanutm. paper) BTROPRIEToRS af th. Crecat City foundry ia Ers asti. I. Kcr.i remv jl. -o . 1 '. autld all kiadsol Maehiaerj. la at. ta. quality aad 'm' '? 7 'a aay city Ol trie ast. it VtamakeFira aadStram Engines all Saw aad Grist Mill ' yy- crt ,ro" w ater H heels. Car Wheel. Cant Iron Hou.o FroB Feaoo Railing of Tarioa psturas. Rraaa Work of all " ronent ana cast Iron Bridge W rk indeed everythiBgi,.rUn.of hnamaas. Prompt a unt.oa givea to re- ' . waythahiht.ticofnrSar.piro.Br I Foundry oa the Casal oraar of Caaalaad I04O streets. atni-tl

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: Adertie in the lira title Aewa. published at Grayviii-. in.. sa goodaavortisisgmeJiuio.n.r tne tarnne. men ol cvaasviue. it caving er far, clreula tioa throughout uUieattrn Iliiaaia. W wilt rea--ive all a4eiii.i.uforiMip.-.uheJea nalOCca. acUO-im tMTS FOR su K, . , a m si kxckllknt cuäncej A antaher af Lau ia tha S.uthera LuUremrnt a-f Eranaui. araDwiatDirktatthMr'. atpn.vi ie. Tha lata ia thu loeatiaa. will pla eull an tba unrtrfi4ned. w,Tn th. hÄl' utia attUa IolBd and tha Baheaia tha deep alleys trXÄ"Ä ci od Boxioni (Uta Bad pcisonoi M.t. that, if lahalrd. Bowel. Diarrheas r dienterjr. Agua and Tcer. Kilhoua k, Tjpaua Feer Ua ler thea eirwomncr aad inttueaand ott 4,oui4 maUfre luaof Ott. Ukcck s Isi.iah Vku.TABi.ic U " rwer U clean. tha owel. Prif7 tha itrufiur Y Ua w Janndiea. l)rAnceMiea: f tk. Mimu-h .ml bload. and restore ceauo. aee AiverLuement ia aaoiner oilamaafthUp: a per. a8 KEW ADVERTISEMENTS STIt.WGK DEVELOPE.il EXT. ScieQt'fie mea are d.ilj t-riog n lifht new inrcntiows. MOI'Ü'ULIXEDE LÜNE 1 eaaa emper Idem, solid ealora 5; I eaaa do do soli-t color 12: for sale 1 a'2 JAA. LOW k CO.. 1 Alain St.. Lou.. K. BTP AY STATE LONO SUAWL3. I caea ree d this day aad JÜ for sale bjr no2t JAS. LOW & CO EKNBR D MIAWLS. 3 cae 8-4 Kmlroilrr-d Shawls r e'd and oril- he wot.M J AH LOW k CO. CLOAKING VI- L ET. 2j pes d-d Cloak. eg silk Velvet, reu'd and for .ale by uoi JAS. 4.OW &. CO. COAL. S Lash Coa.1 joat landed and forsale. Eaqnirt at Buv2l COOK'i Family U'rjorry. ' KOT0lNortTurkey,j,wV,,,'',.d.rr..'D,lboi,i , vL" " novit COOK'' family tlrocery. Tk mi eitrmtrdinarf dfttrtrf in the H'mrdi tkt Or tat A a Remedy ftr JUm aad Bemtt. II. Ü. KAtthKM.'. CD L t D II A.TL"D ARABIAN LINIMENT. For auy i a Waal indaiutn it' on you will fad it rivea crest re lief. It ha' no equ .1 ia the world or ICieumatirra alaa. rrmp. swi-Hinc an - lutsi week joints, spin, snd cht. piias. w-nod ehtlUains. turn, sore thrust, titos of inject auU ri tile aalt rhenio. war-, corns, mange, and indeed nearly all dtea-e hi h r quirr aa external ppl .ration, and many other, are grettlr teurfi-d r it It in nred rxiernal'y with great S'irc-s-i a tre or swelled aeok Scro nlanr K'hg's Ee l. Liver Comttlaint. .er von ilmrwr. te. Kor horses or ettile. t i as eflectual aa in diea otmaa. ill ore any ess ol S 'fnj in enstrne; nlo. Spvin. Splint. Eitig''Ooe, bi,-l,ed. Fistula. Farcy, roll Evil. Wiui-'gktl. Strains, llruifva. etc. LOOK OPT FOR CUrXTETtFEtTS I The piMicaro raiitioned aaia-t aiiodi. r einnUrf'it. which ha lat ly nidr iu ai.praraoce. ralUtl tV. li Farrt-H'a Aral.ian Lihiuieut. the rnnt tiaiic-r m ol all tie n.uui. r'rit. 1reana hisnvintu- nam. ..! ryr.ll. many will hoy Itin jcd fi ith wiihoatihe ka,.K-.lpe that a ovunterfoit exiat. and thy will pethai only diet orer lieir error when th. purloua m n ar.Mietitiisev.i nta. ...,. I 1 railin artlelola tnannfsetor d Amir kr I f ft I iim.11 i tu re

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, , . " , , : -" . i .nuuit.ie. ii rnviii ueiiiici, piaia najrea lew-pneea. oliiar atorsiid proprict-.r. and hole.al druriat. N 17 ! u.. vry haiidn ime: Alpaca and rW.ial ntina. r r-uch. Ef-M-ia afreet. Peoria. Illiaoia t.. whom all applicatmna fur ! 1(fc ,uj Am.ncum taat colored Plaid; luaiiira a.d (ieata kid Anrirs nttist b ad.lre.d Be anre y..u ,rt t w t. the I-1- j t,(,r b. si .ualuy; a lr,;e borimeat of Ladies', t.eaia' aad.

" " ... . a w. .11 I . . 4 Ill) U Li II 1 amt his tiguatui an tlie wrapper, alt othrr ra eouatrrleiu. aoiaiy huulsky l.lM'k'. Wholeatle sad retail Aaenta Keanaeilla In.l.. and Wy rcsjuUriy autUu.-ii-d agent throughout the lait.il Stut-a If sT Prh-t 25 and ViernU. and II per lottl. AOKNT4 VV'ANTKUln every wa. Villa and hvmlet In th I aite l Stt. ta hich one is not aWea ty es'al.lished. Addr'ts II. I. Kan ell a ahavs vctnpnied with rood r -feraucy to eharaeier. roaponaihility. 4e. novlt-w Tl IMIUR I'f KI'llW. r C. SMITH V C . h. now haad. and wIM eon tin a F to tu 4iiafartnre durina; tl.. I't.rk eaa a suprrior article o' CLhl VKIHf all sue. Thir Cleaver have lvcn estensivcly used ia tlTs eity and vicinity tor the paH four year, and have siren the most perfect satisfaction. Krery lut'nment is arraitted to t cunal to any ia u. aavil-2 C'OWXT lr CO A RE porehasiac the oe of 'he Vivixn Axn lAcr0 the oee Hie. Their JU. Tlinil'' t pi'. Their flies is en rirtt street, asit door to Pettr liurk's Cxchaagr no2t-tt I.M11 1 A STATE TO( R MO EV AT IWIt. W 1. DCVÜU A: lCUCIä VIOI, 4Xand5l Pearl street. Cincinnati. O. M MroL'LD inlorn Indiana Mf hanu ihatthv ear deterW mined to reduce their STOCK OF FOOD'S this soaan at rta ihataball ooa form to ihe KX riiAOROlN AlU LJVt' PKICK3 that have hem current the pas' month. , 1 hv tu-n o in-. t th' market, and will s ll for INDIANA STATB STOCK MON KV. at par. the l.aUnc. of their large Ka'l Importation m .ug ar hieb i msy La found RIUDON'. EMBEC IDBB'S. d ... I.H. UKES3SILK4. TKIMMIV04. tVUITK COCD3. la. Aad a Parttcnlarly well aelrctel and eatensive stock f JIILLIXKUY OuOUS. av2-ldAw SOTATGE. 2V tothels cUic. Michigan, received expressly lor city nsa for sal. y HOV2.I GEO. FOSTER CO. rrnKNDERLOINS. Ilonas. Ftat and H. ads frob .very day iL for sale by aov21 OEO. FOSTE1C is CO. yi f ÖLARSE3. 5 hi Is Re t0 il cd for sale low to clone y IIA aov2l fiEO. FOSTER & Cil. T9k' OTICB ia hereby aivea. that th untfrtraed has hea ap14 P"lntJ admiaturatorei tbe -täte of Wilson .hnok. late tDMIAIKTIl tTflR'fi xnTWK) 'f Vkudrb'jrrfU coanty, dee'd. Sai.l tat- i enppoM! to La iniwlvent. novZJ-:iw , LKVt 13 HO W K.S. AdroT. AI)ll.lTH TOIl Sll.li. jlTOTIPC Is ntrel. irm. that I will sell at pabli anetioa, 11 on Saturday th loth dar of Deeemlier aext. at the residence i.f Wilaoa ."hook, late Of VaaderburcL county, Srceaaed, all hi personal property, coasistiarof CttU. Ilo s. Horses. Cora, tt'aeou. Plows. ee. A er.ditoftwrlv. months will ha srirea on all sum over tbrea dollars, tha purchaser eiving his note with apprived aaourity, waivir valuation and appraisement law. auv21 t(U LEWI) llOWKa, Adm'r. BU003IS. 110 doi common Brooms: 145 do larg dnul.ls sited; 6 do do finer: do do Steamboat; Th. ahov. lot af Broom are on consignment and 'or sals at Cincinnati price, adding carriage, tor rh. ov2i PRESTON BROS. IQrORH. A cnd assortment af Lienors of all kinds on A hand aad for sJ hr aov22 PRWTOM IlKOS. fISH. 20 Mis mackerel: Sflhf-hM Ma-kerl; X 3 kit a do 2'mihCo- Fish 1 jO taxes Uerring, just red and for sal hy PRESTOS BR03. KovZ3 KICK 2 tierca fr-sh ia stor. aad for sale y ai3 PRESTON BROS. . L.. IIOVEY. FARMERS. PKODUnn. COVMISIOiJ AND FOEWA RDINti MERCHANT OOeeon First street, opposite tha Post OiTie. Evansville. Ia. AM RAT'H'L for tha ptr aaga aa fa received, sol iciu a M eoutiauauca of t:.e aame .U roaisumei.u of produce frsal. her, er rs-shipmcat will have hi personal att atioa. Lit.- rul advances ud aa eonsi;nmenta. fg Oritrs lor tha pnrehas of Groceries r Produce pr u ii tt-aorq f. nv7l-4A' w m fr.m date, with iaterett. TiU ia JispuuM. uovU-tda ROB' f R. SMITH. aan: oee-tiii'O in one anu two years rrnriE ua.ler.iet.eti would moat resp-ctf ullr aunounc. to tha .ua a a.ifl K 1 . a a- ... .a a. -- m 1 itii i. ct mi lamtrvT JL citix-t of Evansvrl and surrouadiag country, ttat he . - ash... on .Mai- .treet . oPf-...t. the Uraneh Hank .nO0i. .her.h.i..rndscarr iago.theaN..b..n-i. " iranche. ia thelites', a. d mo, aaluonabi. yles. All wt.rk warrautlia Stand oftn aertwork.,aB.h,p Hehopes by clv. application to tuin.atoum a UUral soar. ef pati ra a era 2 WE VOI R FOnDER.--A '.w of Ssnford'a Pauat TV 'raw Cutters rec'a aua iursl by novtt SAMUEL ORR. ! GOLD PKXS. GOLD CM KTf!. "TTTE hve ja' rre. iy-4 another lot of th .e justly eelerVW sea '' r; manuracfTi ty A. lort n a Co.. NVwVorkaad whch w will warrant nat to t.r-ak Ky fair nJg- a writirg: if thy do we g v. ano'h r pen f..r the l r kaa. av. al oa hias a lrg avurtroent of Gold an -uer atenes nr-ry dseripfon. Oold inard. eoh and Vest Cha.a. ti .ld Nreklai.. Di mon and Ruty Rirgt-in short, a gnerilaormcnt. f Watches. Clocks an I Jevelry. all 1 I every article to hji-t nh as repreoeaud. i p.r9 BI TTROLrf 1 SONS., Maia ., Itt. 1st & 2i.

4 t. 1 ,1.. rne 'uira

:iti:vr hale of heal estate.

rr??, V twill sell at public uciio e the 4th 4;rPi' Ig.V c-DiUr next, at tn Court House ia Evaasvill. eevcaty ...aaaaeignt lot ia the essitra ealargemeat of tho eltjr of armi.. Tills. This sale oller Ifta moot advaataaeau arpat-'

taatr lor iavta neat tkat kaa aver leea oScred ta the pa Mia. Thelou ara withJB lr ai thrca te e'glit annate af tha Ukia riTrr. 1 try are ob h- tank or ia t a iBimiaie leiaity af tha U'alah aad trie Cl. Ihe? are euangavaa la ta depot cf 1 lie Ki Tille aad Cra Surd Villa aaa fcaaille. lalantpvti aad ClrcUad Kailrvaiia. - The portion the tit J ia ahich tl.ee lie if fat frewiaf ag iidrt ti e impul I the great line of imrrv. thai war have aae attuned. Tl tii 1 r ruiialU Ir uilaiag. aaiae; 1. el aad e. af arena. Te those drairing ta parcbaaa aaiaa tor a rttiiirnc. aaketvr upportaairj evtild ta oflered. Ta tba m-chanie. th merchant or the maauf.cuier a me nea contiüeration vill.how their ad tanugre On the line of tha IVaha.ti ud brie Paaal and tha Craw furii. rille and the Strai 'it Line Knal. there are imneaae dapoiuo( uiuai.li luu at e 4liT red at lw ratea at aaa I dtor of the puri hax-r. la -k country the Saaattiaiaar and bm Uli g uiaterialn a-uod. lat t ai i now is eee j.aa ftil opera:ia aud u ta p.viog the ,nl ca of a vaataad ferula country ito 'be lap of tv.n-riile. I e Kvaa.viile. ladiaaa pull and Cleveland Mriht Line Railroad will be taBpieta4 in at-out eight Dioaib tu tha ctu'ii of the Uhie and Uiaciaaippi read, d the Kenyill--nu I ran f.rdviile rwad will aw complete to T. rre Hanta tfrethia aale ea. aS. Ifcaaar roaiia will eautly iucrrae tlia trait fth.ee ty. Over then, will f aa the freight and pfut f n of the South aad SeatWrt. 'a tha äouih-went we competition al tha Ueaderaea had ahTill road will uralj.i an anbreken line af RailraaeV rommuBita ion from the citie af th - aouth-et and tha Atlaatie coant. through Ltuti11 to tha Northern Lakea. thi-se fc I tic af intercommunication the local n4 TaaugReof tbii city are remarkable. Ilia attuned an a da pi ait of coal af t'e Aet 'jual y. A n eaergrtiu coapeay ia now iukin aUft jut in the injuria of the djeiaiag eiiy af Lamc. In a lea day co.l will be furn ahed ty them at aar vary doors at 8 ccata a tuahel. 1 he (uccea. tf th.a ealcrpri it a aured. fcvattyille U half way Lttwecn Loaieriitc aad tlta naeath af the Ohio aud in-low all th-olwimetitibt. It ia tha aataralde ot of tha rem rir-r. hite yrer and Vt a lath tilers. lit e llaof: Orth A; Hraeket'a. Lafay.tte: Hon. Itaa. lilack--f-rd'a. John P. Uuan'a. ladiaaapo'i: liiram P. Caaaelbarry 'a. It. rroon. and A. 11. Pctut's. Newi.urg. aoflu-diwu UAKEE 4 CARVI5. fWT UP LOT IN THE EASTKRV ENLARGES! EXIT i of the t itv af Ernxvill., ta be sold Ucrmtar 4th: L'iU. Block. Lou. blocks. Lot. lUecks.

3 6 4M 11 dl .4 H 15 33 K 44 12 12 5 r. 24 44 5 1:1 11 Si 7 45 10 II 2 34 14 45 a 15 7 3 IS 4S 14 M 35 7 a 3 16 17 35 4f 8 1 I 3 4T 6 19 37 S . 48. 7 9) 15 37 It ' 9 M ? 4 1 15 - M 10 4 1' 21 20 3 S SO 5 2J 39 17 SS . 4 2d 3 19 an 4 It 39 S (I 25 1 39 10 St 12 25 4 40 I - (I 6 2" 7 40 41. V 2i . C 40 41 3 27 1 41 10 M 1 27 S 41 19 Ml 5 82 2 42 .2 ft 10 Hi It 41 IS SS Id 32 6 42 1 4

For parf c'ilan enquire f BAKEn J OACVIXf. "Ace advcruea.eat ia Daily Journal. aarU-Jtw' 404 PACK AfSKS OF NKW FALL OOODS. v Moitti KKi:. cV IMtKTU.. F J3 A K bow iu atvr the l-eet aaorted tork ot Kjrelrw aad JiLal U'lOt'-Rtie Iry lod. Notions. Hoots. Üboes, UaU aad' C .i-. thry have ever odrrert to the trare. U'a therelore Uli to notify all close, prompt dealers, that it will to a In siut: husine T.-r thrm to p I y oar stock af Goads' and skull v-r th snd-ir (f-ii" p the river, at tta rata af I 3 pannage bioney and l 23 pr ! Itai freight. Vt c are dt uruiintd t t..p this t;oin: np tha river, and kavaacct.rdi. K'jr at.l.l tu inaHT poruta thu fall w ho nsaajly awy la Lineiniiaii and Pliiltiil.lna. ' We need screely add thee times thst cash I ar rs are per f icily at homo in our Uca; and that we have no Ciarmnaii aad. Loucnlle t:rt-kra ln r t skava lndiaua huM Stack Baaku arr frttiu IU to 2 per cent . Ai r t icH is hrt rae. clean. freh and healthy, v. re ptc:.fi.llr mv u all ncir who can (iv. a goad aete la aall ! aud examine for themat Ives. a vT xnxv r.ii.i. M) vi i: uoods. 4)1.111 lt. w llliUFIIULlt(.Ell hottUT' mcW. l-'irst iruvt, Uitr Mu'.n. ' fTTTAVKt ow opened th.-rgvut aad richest aMortmtat aff UU tf.fleaa- l-aiic lCv t'oods ever ottered ia this aitr. I aii,.,uf wlneli n.ay le fun4 tirh 11 .id Milk, extra super piaa . hiack do. fr-uch !rt... new style rrea-h rlaid. Frencki 1 . t... i.r i : t..a . Chiidirn's '.love and lltiairry f ail d.-cr' tioa. lay Staa Sliawls ol all ain s and uualitirs; a larae lot olaewsttl l. r,m i.riiiu. ric. Lo.iar. I n.liriv. L nd-rilte e. esahrwiaerest autl i'liu L. O. Iln .krr. Iula. Iii.h Lineaa. riaurl f all ..a'.iti.-a ai'd eUr. Lams' Mrrina and ilk I n'frrahirw. Weuu' 5ltriii, l.mlf-o.l sad eilk I'rdersliiru aad Lrsw er, aad a lar;e Variety f.notions, ton anaeraua ta mrntien. hick we will ha happy to anew, and if law prtoes wUl S.U. they av Itt'.iid to go. Call aad tXajuia. act 19 I.lVnE.f'E'S MVItPLC DLrOT. MAIV STREET. OPPOSITE TUE EVAXSVILLE BRANCH BANC. NOW rreliagyr 100 teas af VCrniaaa No. I aad Stataary 3!arl.la. carefully salectd at the uarriaa lymysrlf. Kuiployinr aem af the iet Sculptora aad Mantle Makers I the 1 i..n. 1 ass prepare to ejeeat all descrif tmnsof a ork. 'a a sty la superior ta any hea i tha Wm, aad far vsii'ly rrcely rivaled t.y any oatahliikBient tha Stai-e. Iiaalera in XarMa will and it ta their ia-trr-rt ta rxaniin By stock and prl ea lforw archsirg elsewhere Facilities for atiyina; ad shtppiagrnahleaia n rapply at lea. than Kaf r rrieea. addiaar " V i'" cete f'ein t. J ir-.r MANTELS ; ' X- V' Of the la'est N. Tark " att les and varieties. a 1 hd sad 4a fa order. Cotta and lrs. tnnnmaats. Scrolls. Oheii.h. Taatka. Head and Fit "t-n Varl le Krnet-po's. Coat)Vara aad Fnraitur VarMe, at Eatera prices, af Italiaa ad Aaaarieaam Marile OrJ-r from a d.tance prmpi!y aad tatiafatorilv tlled All work warranted. t-ov20-tf M. A. LAWIlEeiC. OS r. A ata dated Oct 2'th. 1Ü5. for sis hoadradj J dollar, para' le ta John Re-d or order six months a't date. Iy rrtnrniug said nta to tne, the fiadrr will ta pre rTl 4. prir r- mrd. nftv"-lw BAK'Bt tJQl'Y. ki 5 txs orvi Corn Starch 4 hosca Crocad eotTrt;Ml do Durkee's Hakms; Pw dett: ! hd ' Not: 9 i.l.i Orou-4 O ar: 5 s Ciwcola'e: l4) X Srice; 2l is MasUrdf' 25 do P-ri-r Saue: 2 l.xt Tomsto Catsi p; Tl aw as-'d Pickles mi pre, rre; iu do Hraudv Peaches and Cherries. 1 kar Spice; l't bsrs P-pr: I e. MadUr; I ! Cloves: 1 e ua Ni tme ; 2 casts ardiaes: 4"l ( O D.. S. B. aaaM water proa I'crcuaatoii Cap jut rea'd and for rle ty ao20 PRESTON BROS.. Sv'IMIIIIlLi-. iPKVS. ISO half-ehet aad Uses eeaaistiag af Taaac; JB. US'in. Imperial and Lieck Teas, mat re'd aad for sal. SWIiS Mt"U.S. VTa are this day la receipt of 11 ease. aai Mnlls of the "Mille Poiat." Rtwtf" aad O nut-'f pattcra. Th. a. yood we hare purchased direct traaa. the muanfai'turer a St. 'rail, 'wiueriaad. ad pled oar at-Ires ta sell them to dealers a cheap as th. earn, article cam he had from aar iuiportias- hn ia the oaatrjr. ' aovld "JAS. LOt' ; CO.. 4ld Main st.. Loo., Kr. SIIAWlJd. lMisaes eol'd Nett Shawl; list n.ack eaaa'd do; af th. eweao atylee and balow market prioea. ree'd M day aad tor s'e ky aor 18 J AS. LOW i CO., 18 Man st.. Loa., Ky. m-fjr Ii. rilKESK. hoxe ehoU. m'l this day perc Tä a Rescue, fvr sale hy aorlS S. E. GILBERT & CO., Sjre. Bear WaUr. RECEIVED per Caaalhoat John K.Terlir khls etra fin. Lake Aalt, for sale ly aor!8 I. & V. 1IE1MANK. at w u . v. ' BtlLS Lsk. Salt for aal. hr JLLMß t.ovid-tw 11ILL k TIOLLADAT, WIVT.T AXTKD. A situation in a TAJVTKD. A aitaation in a privat, family aa aar., and to do general h-u. work and i l'a eewiat . Tha, f and to do general h'no work and l'a eewiaR. tt.i of reereas givea. Eaumr. at th. CITY HOTEL. novl7-tf KI;IKM:KR.-AII goodi t-oocht at J w ERY'S ar. deliverea at tio huos of th AS. vier he nrchaarra lr of charge 01 hushels Corn Meal; 10 l.ah1 Sweet PoUtoea: A lot f green Arrirr ra'dj J. W. A; M. VICKiRY. an f- rle hy aovl awas 40 do Oaut nO.EY. Alotof asw in theeomh. ree'd e 4 far sal by nova J. W. V S. V1CKERY. RFCEIVED per stoemer Rtao 40 Uiti W. R. rroasa Chats. .xrr-Mi'y for family u. ia vert small hose fof SaU l.e noT17 f. A" O IIKIMAVN IHEM I! IOI:üKI CASIIKIttl.-l case ) tins day aad f..r ' r aovt7 JA. LOW & Co.. 18 Maia at.. Leo.. Ky. fill OVTiEi HATI.VKTS.-Soascs tine and rtaiash L t-d allaet f r.lt y ror!7 JA. LoiV I- CO.. 18 Ma'n rt.. Loa., K. Ifll.l. A- HDI.ItVDlV. PRODUCE. FOKWARl lNO AM C'VISSI0X NESa CHAMS. EVAN ILLE. IN I styOmee an Wrrhou o the Can', and Wharf keat.C(f ITTaeiti'te with Lewis k Howard. ?5f Tf ILERAt, rash alvances made an eonairnmenu. aad parÜLat titular attention givra to the porchaso or sal. at .eery de rription of Produce or Groceries. Bvl4-düwln H BErEIVED pr steamer Adranee direct from Bsltim.re-3 Jam. boxes 12 dx 2 lb Cans Oysters 6 do 12 dox lib do : 4 .0 d dox 1 lb da Lohater; H dj It dox pint Pepper Saueei 12 do 12 dox pint Tomato Cap: 5 do fi dos qrt Stauchtou Bitter; 3 do 6 dot pint da d; an4 for sal Vw novli UQ. HKIhfANX. aTUI t'AXtI.KS.-2.oses forsalo t 3 bjtU ä. E. GILBERT ii CO.. Sje. Bear vTator OOI.i: LEATHER. ?P0 IU !a ffy and f-essle W 4C7 oJl i-KESTON BROS,

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