Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 203, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 December 1854 — Page 2

DATLT JOUKNAI.

A. II. SANDERS, EDITOR TKKMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. DmllT Joirn&l. Mr-ear-.... .V w vaiii vaiu jwi jifii"""" - by the wee " vvewTi7jlÄ 2 , 1 .T t r- I CITY Ol? EYAHSTIL11.. FRIDAY MORNING :::::::::::::DEC22. rir. abVourire. at boeFti Nrp-! tune t'mpiir ! The reaeers of our telegraph dispatches must have te?n atonihd at the ere t number cf fires which hate occuned i t , Eastern cities within the last week. Yeslerday. we published dispatches of a fire at NewjYork, following the great one at PhilaJclplua. At the New York fire not only were some splendid houses destroyed, but five ; or six men were kilted, and several ladies erasing. Five firemen were killed while in the gallant performance of their duty. Spaaking cf these fires, reminds us that our own city is very deficient in protection gainst this terrible danger, threatening us every moment, and which may .overwhelm us when least really expecting it. We. hive but two engines in the city, and they are but apologies for engines at the best. With such apparatus, it is a wonder that any or ganization has been kept up at all of late years. Firemen, to be active, efficient and spirited, should have fire apparatus in which they can take a proper pride, both in preserving and working. Two good engines with the proper hose accompaniments, and two strong companies to use them, would be enough (or the present protection of our city. There would be that spirited emulation or rivalry, which might accomplish wonders in times of danger. Of course, we can get but one at a time. We are glad to perceive that the Neptune Company are now in the field, and intend next Thursday evening, to make another public appeal to the liberality of our citizens in aid of their enterprise of procuring a new machine. They will give a Festival next Thürsday evening, for particulars of which, see advertisement. They are determined this time, to be economical in all their arrangeme its, while at the same time they will have splendid entertainment in every particular. We shall have more to say on this subject before the Levee is held. In the mean time we wish citizens to reflect upon the urgent necessity of an improvement in our fire department, and be prepared to exhibit a proper liberality next Thursday evening. Additional Inducements. We have alluded in another article to the firemen's levee or festival to be given next Thursday, the 28th inst. It will be held at Crescent Hall, by far the finest and largest hall in the city. The managers are making extensive and splendid arrangements, and it will undoubtedly be the finest thing of the kind ever given in Evansville. An excel lent band o. music has been engaged, and one of the best caterers in the Slate will provide the supper. We would hete say to those abroad who wiah to attend this festival, that there will be a deduction of 25 per cent, on the railroad fare, to those who rome by that route to attend the levee. Those who purchase a ticket, will be entitled to one hare in Winter's splendid $200 painting. Look out for your tickets, and purchase lib erally. leather Singular. We learn from a friend, that an old gen tleman aged sixty Ave years, was married a few days ago, iu Knox county, this State, to his sixth wife, and he has only marriedce women! His first wife is his last wife,and he is now in her forty-fifth year. She .has been married three times, and her first bus band is 'ier last husband. We hope they have now met to part no more. Success to the Cupuddles, and ay the big ponds soon be surrounded by Uvle puddles! trnarr-bat Sunk. We learn that T. J. Wood & Co.'s large Wharf-boat was sunk at Cairo several days go, and the water is over its lower deck - It is presumed the accident occurred from overloading. Among other freight on her were 4000 sacks salt. The whatf boat was very large one, being the hull aud cabin of the Patrick Henry, and last summer was en a, a a a tirelv repaired and renovated, we are sorar ry to hear of her sinking, as her principa proprietor we know to be a first rate man ftodbe was doing a good business. (örThe merchants of Pittsburgh close (heir stores at 7 o'clock in the evening, so as Co allow their clerks a few hours formenta improvement and social intercourse. Why cannot this rule be adopted in Evansville! If the closing is general, there will be no loss to any one therefrom,' and while the merchant will reduce his expenses for light the clerk will have his very arduous labors lightened. 0"The Crimea correspondent of the London Times says, the Russians are a cowardly set, taking every mean advantage they can. It appears to us the? have taken a good many advantages over their antagonists lately, and very alarming' ones too whether mean or not. We do not think the allies should charge cowardica oa the part of Russians, in the present condition of things about Sebastopol. (Ö-Three thousand eight hundred head of hogs were packed in OIney last week, by Hessrs. A.L. &R.Byers, H. Gunn &Sons, nd Wm. Newell.

(7- The Evansville Journal is .trying to convince the public that the Ohio river is a humbug, and that it's cheaper to ship freight via Railroad. - Certainly it s a humbug a great stumbling block in the way of the pros-

pent? of our sister city. Crowd business on r 0 the railroad, gentlemen make it rich enough to chalk editors' hats. Yin. Gazvtie. " e are tryiny to crowd ., ,. business on ihe understand that the remarka lQ wn;ch the Gazette alludes, have called attention to the advantages of the road at the preseat time for receiving freights frorn Cincinnati. The Ohio is not much to bragg of just at this time, but we think if the editor of the Gazette could tep down here at,out "next rise," end see a dozen big boa'.a at the wharf loading and discharging freight, passengers running to and (ro, drays rattling, anj ,11 the noise and confusion of a little ew York, he would come to the conclusion that if the Ohio is a humbug, it is a tremen dous one. It is one of those humbugs which make;the fortunes of those who receive their advantages. It is rumored that A. B. A rcher, the fellow who, from n ultra Whig, suddenly changed to a rabid Democrat, and was rewarded with a petty mail agency, is abo-1 starting an Archer paper at Cannelton, Indiana. Cin. Columb. Archer is a very clever fellow, but we do not think his paper will hurt anybody but the "insatiate Archer" at its head. -We wish him success, however. He will find plenty of game up in Ferry county, but they will "mike game" of him if he don't look out. OST There were two or three steamboat arrivals yesterday, but nne the day previous. The D. A. Givens was here in the morning, and the Return in the afternoon, both from Louisville. The Lucy McConnel started up the river in the afternoon with some coal boats. River still receding. Jewelbt. We invite attention to the ad vertisement of G. Cossens in to-dcy's Jour nal. He has removed from his old stand to First street, near the Post Office. He has a splendid assortment on hand of every thin? staple and fancy in. his line, beside a great profusion ol holiday gift jewelry. Call and see him. Now istheTime. 31r. Earnheart, agent for the Knickerbocker, the best of all mag azines, ia now obtaining subscribers at the club price of $2 25 each! This is unprecedentedly low, and every man who wants a magazine, should at once put down his name for oue year to Old Knick. For good read ing, rich humor, and the very exuberance o cheerful spirit, Old Knick is your book. The club is just closing, so hurry around. tCj" The Vincennes News of the Day wil be issued sgain next week. Mr. Jackson has returned with full supplies of new type. The Dattoh Gazette, of Fr:Jy, says MAs Conductor Driggs train on the C. II. & D. R. R., was coming up yesterday evening it was met just below Jones Station, by a hand-car, propelled by three Iiishmen, all o whom were under the influence of liquor. The engineer souuded the whistle and slack ened the speed of his train, but the tteam was up, In the hanJ-car, and on it dashed with unabated speed, till it came in colli sion with the pilot of the locomotive. Iu the unequal contest, the hand-car was com pletely smashed, the Irishmen thrown into the air, and one of them instantly killed. CO" A returned California had 62,000 sto len from an outside coat porket, in St. Louis on the 21th inst. Suspecting a boy who stood near him, the Californian seized and shook him roughly, whrn the money dropped from the leg of the boy's pantaloons upon the floor. C The prisoners in jale at Muscatin, Iowa; recently fell upon the jailor wheit he entered with their food, and beating him severely, took the jail key from, his pocket and opened the door. The jailors crie brought assistance, and one only of the prisoners escaped. 0OTJie Lafayette (Jazttle says that about 12,000 hogs had been slaughtered in tha place, and were still arriving in large numbers. Prospects fur heavy business ' good Prices range from $3 50 to $4 the latter for hogs weighing 200 pounds and over. CCJ'About two thousand persons witnessed the execution of Kehoe, at Toronto, on the 12th inst. He denied being conscious of the murder of his wife, and said he had previously taken -a large quantity of whisky aud laudanum. Ed"The Democrats have a majority of one In the Senate of Iowa, but in consequence of one beinj disabled with a broken arm, there is a tie, and at the last account from Iowa city, the Senate have not organized. fjCT'Four young ladiea belonging: to respectable families in Woodbridge and Sey mour, Mass.. were recently, seduced, uncerj promise ol marriage, by a voung fellow who afterward escaped to New York. tXlThe Oswego Palladium learns from a gentleman who took considerable pains to ascertain the facts, that there where 90,000 bushels of wheat and 05,000 bushels of corn ' frozen up in the Wellaud canal, boun ford; thatoort. fJCl? The proprietors of tho Trey Locomotive works have been obliged to increase the capital stock 820,000, and to discharge one hundred wcrkoien, on account of the; harJ l.'ma. ii-iy tiiucw.

Dan Ri:e Dodging the Licesse, Dan had quite an exciting time at memphia j

dogingthe heavy license imposed on circusi. torias there. The Eagle and Enqnirer gives. the fwing account of his artful dodging; ThfXihad a great time and lots of fun and excite, at the Hippotorean last night, as i exc.te4v Ratine Hippotorean last n.gM, as - we ie mfor we were.not there. After the audie'acad assembled, and before the perlorma curauienceu, üa. iv.ee came vu, and announced that everybody mi?ht go to the box office and have the.r money refunded, as he show for that n.ght was a fret Vnng. iuc oadi,ii)ui leaner win ai once pictfivc that this was but a ruse of the cunning Dan to avoid paying o small amount of $85 charged by the city as a tax on circus exhibi tions ) Of course the enlightened and liberal 1 . J.,l... ... . .. . .i... ! :.i FcuF.c u.U.. w...i iu uic ..,uw w.uiuui giving a guid pro quo, fnd accordingly nobody ''7 r"i: WWA u. c....u.u.r, refunded. Dan nev rtheless had n underi. si, . ih u.. .. re - ... thing, whether they wanted their raoney". ., ... , ' , ' V ' !2!."f 1 m.u., .w, a.w, -..v. iu ,"- pEiiuiiiiaui.c commenced. But pretty soon a deputy sheriff j entered the "green room and attached ! Monsien Franconi's trained horse -Jonnster," holou t him in custody lor the aforesaid . -a. . r . , , . , ., S8o. Again Dan appeared and aked if there wm any gentleman present who would gonis secumy ,or w mi auer me conciu- , s.onof the performance. At least iwenfy J rt:aFu.,0.u.r Kcu i.c.ur ,. cj,rcru t.,cir reaui- -: n . . i . I . i. : nessto do so, and "Johnster was released j from the clutches of the law. Further than , this, an euthusiastic admirer of the great . clown carriei round a hat and collected a pretty large pile some say $200 to pay tl e license. After this Dan was in high spirits, and cut more ''fantastic tricks before high heaven" and said more funny things than ever clown cut or said before. We supposed a tuit between the circus and the city will grow out of this affair it being a question whether license can be legally charged on a free exhibition. Fatal Accideht. A couple diys ago, w; published a despatch f.om Louisvill? giving a bri f account of a fatal accident there. The Journal of Tuesday gives the f. Mowing details: Three men, in th employ of Mr. Fillion. stone cutter, werm recipitated from the i oof of the five-story building of 31r. Bustard, now in course of erection, on Main str et, about 2 o'clock. One of them, named G o. Schweiber , was instantly killed, an I the other to, named Joeph Schall and Win. Absalom, wera so seriously hurt ti.at they cannot kurvive the injuries. They were all Germans and none o t?ein have families. Tiieso men with three others were on the roof ho. sting a block of stone, when the iron broke and three lost their balaiue. A fourth was saved by being caught by one of the remaining men. The above appeared in the Bulletin of last cvenin. Absalom has since died. -Scha I was conveyed to the hospital, and we understand his physicians entertain hopes of his recovery. The Bulletin made a mistake in stating that the accident was caused by the breaking of a ropa. The rope did not break, but a piece of iron connected with the hoisting apparatus was defective and truke. No blame can be attached to Mr. Fillion. ITnexprctctl f.lberalitf The Signal, published at Jjliet, 111., ?s responsible for the following: 'We heard a tunny anecdote the other day of a certain Esquire, which happened in a neighboring tow. . It ceems that a religious congregation of that town wieheJ to employ a pastor, but after every member of the society had given all he felt able to, there was a deficiency, and uur (riend the Esquire, tho accounted an infiJe!, yet was known to be liberal and geiurou, and it was proposed he should be asked to give something. But no oue being willing to ask hin (or a subscription, the minister volunteered himself to present the paper o him. He did so and was surprised to see the Esquire subscribe $50 He ventured to intimate it to him, aud remarked tha. such liberality wus unexpected (ruin one believing a he did. The Esquire replied that he gave it cheerlully, and iu turn said all he asked of his pastoral friend was that he should "give the sinners of that town perfect h l.tcr they ri hiy deserved it. We did not learn how far tne minister lulfitled the injunction. It is reported that F. J. Grund, a Washington correspondent of the Baltimore .Sun, Philadelphia Ledger, and formerly of the Mew Vork Herald, has been appointed Consul at Marseilles, France. We believe he is a Prussian by birth, and a Swiss by profession f Lou. Dem. The Democrat unquestionably characterizf8 Mr. Grund correctly in calling him a "Swiss bv OrofeSaiun " He has hppn t! Wn..n,n r;.- . .-, . . vsillirivil UI'J C KBI IllflUJ JTaiB A3 g correspondent ol one fof the lialnmore pa Der, and. during all that time, he hau had a l.p . .ig. r. I r. t , mere unprincipled mercenary than auv one else of the whole vast multitude of eciibblers at the Capital. lie has considerable talent and shrewdness, but we do not sup " e ...v.v jiim.i iiuiuutii as a pose, th -t, with all his impudence, which is unparalleled, he ha the impudence to pre -

tend to have the slightest regnrd fc r political i with Dlooü, rendered them alike externally, priuciple. Vet this man, it saem, has the i They Uv as the-y (ell, in heap; sometimes appointment of Consul at Marseilles. What;o;ir men over three cr lour Russians, and

apoluffv can there be for the aDDointment of i , a. .1 rocii a man to sucn a administration, have I tunity than even the editor of i Democrat of knowing by birth' is a "Swiss how much better, if any, is an administration that deliberately confers e ffice and honor upon a "2wtss by pro'ession Swiss himself? than the '1'it.orA irA APin m w n t m a n a ... k X K . OO -s. B " V1 t llll QLUUIIII all nillvll IU . honest and conscientious administration cou d not possibly make, such a oue. Lou.Jaur. Tht Rrntwl " " - rv-m- r i ii ii t5 a 1 rr lurrr . I. irai 11 1 tat ab m. 3Ioore, one of the proprietors of the Terre 11..... f 1 . , nauttr JUtiruai, met Willi quite a EeriOUsaCCIdent on Fridiv last In driving som hos the, ran against him with such force thai .a a . . . ney Drolie one of ,fS two places. aac wm ue wOiiuuru to ins room tor a consmii. .., l. c i a. ut. r ?i erable tim in rnninnnanrc nf Iht. mU'n. tune. PratWe City. - mm wvaaiw aBaw W fä III Mal IUI V D3The Jews in Newarx, New Jersey, are desirous of building a Synagogue. There laratirn knnil.ail T....t.t. C T IT : T. l. are two hundred Jewish families in Newark,

Scene after tike UatUc. J The following vivid, startling and awful

description of the field after the battle of Inkermann, is from the correspondence of the London Pluming Herald: fn tim o van t n if nf itia Itnttla T unl nvnp . . . , , .... , . ,tVer ... . h . WM a gi , ., .j b lhat u w jacrji,ej j j considerable number, some Russian killed and wounded were Jvin amon? . uur tent, and here also were ma,y, lo, ,,'ny corp,e8 of our Zauaves, and Fre;cn inf,nl;y 0f the line. All our wounde j haTe been remoret?, and the wounded -A the enemy were being gathered in. The kindness and uttentioo of our fellows to I their helpless enemies was beyond all praise.

The? brought them water, sot knapsacks lo!.:,.d for t,. nin

... ..niUrthir hli. n4 K ,rniuuil 1,1..,-( ktlsi(J whiv.h!o cover them from the raw ..... .... . M ., ...,-.- , - , f 1 hem slooJ absorbed in pity around some . f..a .,hr tk.;. J

ttooiaie. anu wno, snot either tnrouL'h llie.r.. m.u ..i .south, .uhrrtnjdi.. n,.

j Uns. iraDed out his existence in pallllUl SObS, Or teru.ll.aled It III a horrible : couU:u wWh m.de your blauJ curdle hear . abo. lhl, of .h(l u , b of lhe hil, over,JoUing Illktriaann L! htJ nere was the spot where the allied i f ,u. oriiuery cii"a"cu mat u. nie cuciiir oner me ." .k. i rht ast-..!--s. 'There u noXX? BO aw,(l -the clacle of lhe bodie4 ot lhoäe wh0 have h tr.w down bv round -hot rShP. 0n f,,0.v r lhe o-.u hj hppn s.riir,. b lv,r0 24 pounders in the head and body, AhcJ alltJfwaru- bur8l un him anJ tore hfa lft nippP!, antI it wa8 , bv t!l ,Vlirrnpnf. of cloth, with the regimental buttons adher r . . v J -j ....... ing, that you could tell that the rough, bloody mass which lay in the road had ever been a human being. But it is useless to dwell on these sickening details; suffice to say that here, among the carcasses of some 200 killed and wcunded horses, lay the bodies ol our brave English and French artillerymen, all more or leas frightfully mutilated. Some haiftheir heads taken off at the neck, as if with an axe; others their aru.s, and others, again who were hit in the chest or stcmach, were literally as smashed as if they had been crushed in a mach ne. But it was not alone the allies who lay here; on the contrary, 1'iere were ten Rusnan corpses for one of theirs; but the latter were all killed by musketry before the artillery came up. On this spot the Russians kept drooping shell the whole night but thire vindictive efforts were in vain; all wholay in reach ol their missiles had eullerd the last which they were to endure on earth. Passing up the road to Sebastopol between heaps cf Russian dead, you ccme to the pot where the Guards i ai been compelled to retire from the defense ol the wall abov lukerman Valley. Here our dead were nearly as numerous as they advanced to charge upon the enemy. They lay on their laces, in the same attitude, with their muskets tightly graeped in both hands, and all had the same grim, ptiiulu! frown upon their features, like men who were struck down in the act of closing with their Iocs. Beyond! thit the Russian guardsmen and line regiments lay thick as leaves, intermixed with dead and wounded horses. . The latter, with fractured limbs, were now and then rising, and alter staggering a few steps rolling over among the corpses, sporting and plunging fearfully. Up to the rijht uf the wall was the way to the To-guu Battery. The path lay through the thick brushwood; but the path was slippery with blood, and the Irushwood was broken down and encumbered with the dead. The scene from the battery was awfulawful beyond description. I stood upon the parapet at ab ut nine at night, and felt my heart sink as I gazed upon the scene of carnage around. The noon was at its full, and sho ed every object as if by the Jight 'of day. Facing me wus the Valley of Inkerniann, with the Cheruaya like a band of silver flowing gracefully between the hills, whi h for varied and picturesque beauty, might vie with any part of the world. Yet I shall never recall the memory of Inkermaun Valley with any but feelings of loathing aud horror; for around tue spot from wi'ich I surveyed Ihe tceue, lay upwards ol 5,000 bodies. Many badly wounded also lay there; and their low dull. moans of mortal a-ony struck with hor rible distinctness upon the ear, or, worse stir, the hoarse gurgling cry and vehement struggles uf those who were convulsed before they passed away. Around the hill small groups of men with hospital stretchers were kearching out (or those who still survived; and others, again with lanterns, busiiy turning over the dead, looking (or the bodies of othc rs vht were known 10 be killed, but

WllO had Hot been loUlld. litre also Weremetuia ISmhi.. iirted liom rarU: nlo bm eollectiun

Eniiati wtimen whose husbands hud not returutrd. hurrying abuul w ilh loud laineuta- . f .i i i- .1 lions, lurninij me laces 01 our ueau to the il iiniilirrhf and narrtrlv iipb-iirr fur urlit tliaw Il.oonilgni, dim cageriy tt.eKlllg lor What they feared to find. These latter were far more to be pitied than the inanimate forms ol

those Who lav slaughtered UrCUIld. Thelxati.elrwByear.aada!,4tuucktiatbedinrii...tu-n

1 ...(., , I ,,,.0. .,lt ..tu. ,.1,. ,! .iuwui.lllfV. u. ma n j vault. Uj) Ibtlll" ed their load of süßeren, and even blankets . . were employed to couvev the wounded to thei i . , I - Uu'side the battery the Kussnns lay two . J and three det-p. Inside, ihe place was liter ally lull with bodies ot Russian Guardsmen, Mtc.i. . .. tn.A.t. Tt..-. r .. . ...'i r... , jiii auu aiuiu. lie unci u.i luiiua hi uuri I poor lellows could be distinguished at a! ! fiance, thouyh the grey great codts.stained j ! sometimes a Jius?ian cvt r three or lour of o ti i . Sora lay as il prepared (or burial, and as' , though hands of relative had arranged their ! i mangled limbs, while others, aain, w ere in ' I -l. ...I, .'.:,:. , i if . i ' almost startling positions, halt standing, or; i lc rVfrp Ii n ir rtiitrltiriif tlmir ivon nn ns sir -.tu. MV,.B WIMtWMIU llt.M .aarW0fjVa U i . n ..".. a cartridge. 3Iany lay wuh both their hands' extended toward the skv. aa if to n vert a o " " .-j ...... ww... ...uv.. J w " blow, or utter a prayer, while others had a mlii.ant aroorl nf .nnruA fo.o anJ h,i.0,l. U.O. - w. ...AIVU IwHI Ill ItU,

Placer JlUSl not thO OUra. oumciuu piJJ'U away Willi a smile andare at thm t'Bi nour. n th Arum of th coua- f i i'-" ura laiwr aas rorai

ad a far better oppor-1 on their faces, and seemed a- if a.Ieep; oth-1 fflÄVÄ 1 7.

the Louisville ,ers were horribly contorted, and with dietend-; ir ,. . i. fuii ur, tb mo.th n,., ..a b.-i it w! ÜM V." H i : k j

that this "Prussian ed eyes and swollen features, appeared to:MV..

by profession !" A nd have died in agony, but defying to tl e last. ILT.rZL,, XaV.h...t;-J,aiM,M ' 'r,'-f w.j. wakt

. indeed, thew flled desnatrilltr. Tli.ib'P. C. I.. UfcUUt . Actuary O. A. 4i E. A.

j 1 r 1 impan-u an aspeci 01 uuiiaiurau . nAletiesa to their Itjriiiä; anil, aü tho r...lit !.imn ! . m t , . r . V.V , .7" j , r, w,n wePl round tne hi lis, and waved tiie boughs above their upturned laces, the .had - n am m TToaVA I. ABrili h aa nr.Aa o ara.a. n4 nil.l! m TZ'a",!: auu it eecuieu aa ii tue ueau were; lau'ii ntr. . . . o. ' "d ÖOUt to Hie. This Was Uot the C4e Ulli, one spot, but all over the bloody field. fXF"The Go-ernor General of Cuba has refused a request of planters to disband the j black soldiers; 1 LI..1, n.t:.. -

MARIllCn. Oa lit tm mirr oftha 21 l.,t.. r tho 1. C. A. Fo,ter.

Dr. UAVII A. KA IKSLKY. f thchrn, ( Keller. F,rn.l,y jt r.. t si: M. Olivia wircuELL. uct dauber It J..h Mm-h-P K-i. all afthia ait-.. Lonurillc j aptr pit ae e?p. SPECIAL NOTICES. ! FOURTH ANNUAL GRAND FESTIVAL! AX CKS:CE"X HALL.. TIIl'ItSDAY J.YLA.M;,Dt:Ce2STil, TIIK3!emVT.of NEPTl'NE FIRE ?"-. T. 1 CO- bl,' 'i'' Fourth Aa- "k ' I L.ee at CUKSfKNT II ALL oa i.c Ht'kJtj! ' WAY EVKMXa. lKe. 2th. Äiii' Thm im-imi4s. 'i& tha'atiir fa4 f th Comrany. will U nrcpr ,tti for thr putchaj-oj f tnK.n apilttltltrrs SM KSCB US V CHVU"U V CUAtSCSJ SB '-MAJXIFtd:ATll.Tl.J, ' U frof. Wixteks. alaeJ $JU0. A MetUil BaJ U b - I h- Ditw.rr i ol aPar VatUi U tLU M-rn,t...aitii ;; iua,.iw,.H.r. a uiir e.u. w w-t4ia U-uj. Bkamaai attti- !. f.LOtUOl SttlMKR. With tha lint, aultrr &tia japticr. al n.itl-ammer. th.r.afc tftttatioa tba law laad aad th mar.hea In the deep valkya p ?'- ",t,' H prodnc. V. How Jaal.c. Uer-: t. Momach Ma ap.i rata ftjjf ISSf Ä?VÄ i md Ke'er. lUllioa, e-. TTi.hut Fcerj. I ier tlw irttaiMtBCr aad lnBucnaa I vu .hnitla m.kafree UMl( IlK. BKrCK'S I-XhlAI Vx.KTACLK V!ACr.. Itia pwwer to rlaaa th Wwel. porily tha blood, and tur bealtb. & Adtru.aaat in aauthcr colist of thitfaptr. S SEW A Ü VE igt SE3L ILNTS . HA VIVO thi iT lold. to Ja-nri Ha'l. wj IntrMt ia tfce Aricultorl U ar-hoa kaawa a th. firm af T. tir C.. tU' bu.iBt-aw.U hcrealtrr Ix eondiicitd y aid IU11 aad Grant aider the a am. and tl ot T. (raut ii Cd. Th above "rm a ill eul.aU ouuuutaiac account, to thi dte. d.-i-H J. M HKS SOS. KEl'OVALOF. JRWLliltY STUKC. CJ . IS O 8 S K . (? HAS REMOVEDt (thme Ba'ldiar Firrt Vfy Ittret. 3 dor b-lov I ot U II-.. brr h a ill It hapvy t hi .-Id eaumr an! th. ul l'e. aad ihw ta:m hi aittBiOTa aaortm-nt ( r Jewrlry. to-C-thT if a ptfinl'd a-Wtiow af CiiKISTll.'S aad Sl'.W YEAR GIFT JUtYEwUV. etc.. U. Cül aa J eiamiae f.,, taurtalTc. di!-2al i. . - JViTrr'dyrZxpn -l.a.l:,,' M rtath fr 155; Mjnoi;; Taki af Friradthiji; Km p-aWn of FVlmdahilS Tha Arnar-oth: Thn Ladi' Uilt; Th t'oldea Uift( Th uailaad; 11 ( ket. at dec22 SAil'S LISTER. EVMSVILLK V CKAWrOlCDSt'ILLL: HAlLiltUAU. rrrcr' OFEN TO TERRK HAUTE OS ASH AFTER WEDNESDAY. tLCKtEK . 1851. 'Jniaa ill tub aa lollaw (.SuaJaya erpted):) IrWi.ll THAIS. Lea E'.ilie....S:TO a m Arriret Vinciiat,..i'iMi m Urpjrt from " ..'l:iipn Jkrrireat Terra Ilaota. 4:Ji y LearrsTerr lUat..8::)a ra ArriT at Vir.eDse.12:U ia iVrrt from ..huiprn Arrive at ETavUl.3:55 p Bt 0iT ra-aettjer Hut at ViDceuue rJrnirri by this route tteepitTfrr Flmt '. tse tb MoriIbK '1 rata oa tl Terre Haute aud rtichtnoad Itoad at 7 A . l .. atriTcal tadiaaapvlitat lUtiOA. M.. ia uaie t connect with tr'n a olio.: For C acian.ti via. L,wri-ne'inrgh route at 11:30 A. 31., arirf at Ciaeiaaatl at 4 : 0 P. St. For C.tr.'ac1. 1'itul'urh aad all iatermediat poiaU via Bf lltfoiittioa mad at UM. Fr X.aia, lsta. Colntntna. Za-mTilte aad Wheel'De tI. InJuaa Central road at 12 .M., arnre at Cvlnmbm at 10 1 M. For Cliirat-n. Ln(tnport aad T-afyttte I jr Lafajretta rotl at 12 M.. amr at Ch'ci MP. M. For LouUt Hie. N w AU aay ard JerTmonv H t7 Jfffci inTilleroad. ai a',o aithtra-at lor XadiaoB ai.4 Vtta. r!-t-,T Will Bid It crratly to their adeaata a for f tj, apred. e.mfort aad crrtaiatr of roua.rtiua t. take tt.i labte duriiK .Btr. ia jrefcrrace to the uacerta a aad -fta d.ajerou, oat b tiw; ib4 ib early r ag arrann'iunu w.li te uaie vita th-r ('tr p.iair t r hi.-h amrniyra La-iag Kaaaeilla a the aaoraiuc will arm at t'iuo.aaau. Caioago, Col'tmbny aad Loutavill. eaiaa dar. Thi alt nii.a of mri htnu t-1 nthrr tiiTlng Ooodt to h:p fruB the Kat. i ealUd to th ia r-Le 11 limn of r a-for-tatia. o-rior w t'i riT jr. tpc 4 fr.-m Ci. ci .nati arrive at Oantv. 11 hitJ dir. m k b the t tne A tia ititt Bol"Krr.aa a'o öirg t he 1 pcue ol iaturaibt. al wj t im.irol whea ahiniin tr atemr. J.J. DANIELS. Rap's. Er.-.TiUo. TVe.C ISV 4re;-tf (E.-DSTiU EaiBirrand TIaetiir Cat. copy 2m.) "m-fjrOlin! WOOD:!-! eord of Wood f.iraal.on th lf tiBkof the caual in Lraaieill. Will b .ld rheap futh. Aip'jto JAMES APALulN'O. d:i-2t . Coraer 3!aia and louriii ttraru rn wv.n un htoi.kv. k FO.tL Mir. I), aM vf r. it- 'I hit kind frt. a .jaV. loar rfiit. tri. a the Lrcrtrad; haa Itrl lu.t iaea Juir. U.d reward u aflcrtd lor briwgiac hark th. na at foriaforattioa by I'lUKR JJOCti. irrit trilA'w On nooarin r.n4. , tnile f row twa . BllLi r. fat rna Curraat-; X ! bote il. K. i;ai:k,; 5'ibf.lif do du; - 2j'itarir do 4; S I'I4 &oft-khell AiuoaJ. jot rf' and for itloly dei21 ; ItAhcoCK liKO. CIIKIi;. KOloei choice CLecae jn.t ree'd aid f r at deeSl liAbCCCK Hi:. ourort tio ,otk:i:. ORDIIR'D. lu.t thert I l. 0. U. 14. 15. 16. 17. 8. I. 2-t. 21. 21. 2J aad 2. ia Klork No. 10 Ku.era l.alarfceniclit. lay d wa eoad and iufticivtit I'laiik Sidewalk in froBt h reof.4 t tt in width. an4er tu- d r.'Ctinn of the City Kn-ie-er. ia 10 dave aftr put lie iti-a af thi. order, aad ia defauit thereof tne M.nhil ia Jirtetrd to p-r'orut aaid wark. aad the co,t ar.d upta-f, acrfiijtirrrly will viewed ta and eulleetod lr (ale af (aid loU. or 0 much thereof a nay t Beeoaaary to tat'ity eaid Uea 4 miu. I'r ordr of C-bioiob Council. dtt2;-3t If. TÖUU. rity Clerk. TllKtiKKKIi8I.AVI:, DACrUAXTE. VK.NUS. FLnltA. IIEBK. ANDTIIEDAKI I.NO U1KI ! riHE a Sore celebrated tawes. t.getbrr with Fifteen StatM neu in brum, and .trer! nuuared lavbitiecnt oil riatii(.. from th e llee ioa of rixe to dirtritBted auion lim niter af lb I'oatBopolitan Art AMuciaUua tu. tr-t aaaal dUi.ribut.on. in January ttit, The C Mmo'olita Art aad I iu-rary Aameiatinn, crniid for th iia.owr .eauaat aad General 1 iflutiua at Lu.tatute sea the Fine Art .n a new and original flan. Thia topular Art oewtion i tlriigned tt cncoarnKe and popultri. ti.. I-in Art, and diMeimu.ta holcaoo.a Liur.lui. tbr.ughout Uie eouatry. A Ullerj of Art ia p-rmaa.i.t-ly loUbteu. and mil cmiuiiii a tIuai.I cllection ol l'aatiuuaud mutuary, forth 1 aoual du rii.ut'ou fea-h)r 'Iba 1 eat Lt a.tr. vf th daj. will V iaau.d to -atweribers, Cuaniat iif of ti.e epulr MoatUly liaraaine. Keview. et. Ih C'.nniKte of il iii42tiienl hare the 'laur of announeiat; that th. Firt Aaoa .1 !itribaii will take J lue oa the IK tn Jai.aarj neat, at which tim will be du'ributed or allotted to B.enu aetrerl l aaUr.a Work of Art. among whirh I tb oruitul aud und ruwnd ra'u- of th OKttbl KI.AV. Iv IIiTaiu Pu w.ra enLa.urir firathnu.iaddnllar. I w thtiieieaaufui tatu-i vkms. uacciiante. of OIL Pa I.N TINGS. . omi rmt' (taoateol tb best production 01 .liTt4 in rua u ton ia Artiata Tb. Literatur iaad to autacrtbrr coiiu of th. foil. wieg loathly llagiiin: Ilarpt-r' l'uteaoi't. Knickt rockrr. i.ik. .od'.. Or.hatn',. jijr.ua. of An ad td.y Ladr, ' l'"". aad th. Ua.rt-rljr Kerieos r. priated ia New York; . LlUt.burt, VW.tU.t- ondonOu arurlr and North Bntiah. fLAS FOItTHK Cl'RRfcXT YEAR lÄ.l-3 Th p lymrnt of three dollar couitituU, anr oa a fneitWr ef thia iImui iatiuB. U'l eou le. Lim w .ithcr on. of th alo u,,r- w riiija. vl.Ua r. to t. Uutud to umL.pwrTO"4,"k,BeT,m l''r-'ntid unyB.oftb 31 cutneBe vear. aa'l to a ticket in tli ditrittion. !trrfllbjrl entry cro. n iecoaimc nruwn. ca t their naiio I cm ciic itb any oi..ath hry chooas. and rely on tut being Bi.i.-i to tr.tm rtompui oa too nrt ol ry taoatn. direct i1'" V""1 "'r-u m er. 1 Lute. I a Lieme A. a. U tli. ia lurniilied on rear andtwa emiior.b;p for tr. 'I b. 't i roccrt derived from the (ale of m mhor-hlp. arc ; deote to tht purchi' of Work of Art for tU. ea.amg year. ueoki iro to rrctire Baue at th .a.icrn ode, .Mri York. r Woatera rtiic. Sauda:ky . I ihetiKrjoi Artu io. t. rt skb ÄJIii.Ä Anadnsky .( th M catera ofOru.lt Isit'ldiuita ba ioa, iiloon lb tplcnait nib tine, arc t abibt t- d. Th d antage tecurrd by kacoiuiag a Bwaiber of tbi Aioatio r Iiit. .til p- ren rectlr th full tI"j of their oWription S1- km emi.r ic-ntr.i.utia. tard otcuiug choice a' tho r t-irt. in th tiape ofrt.rl n jljgann Literatur ' V era ol A rt. which are to bo dlxtri tel amna ta in Itc Th F"e'f Th who pure' a. 5l.ca.iinc at t oon .iure, vill obrro : . - . .. A oiaii g tuia aaaociaiiua. nrj receive tu o.r .wpay fort . v..iiai-.ne. " Per.u,a'cril..Bg ty tim lefor th fOih January, ar .Buu.iu tin .. r ism. i- .v.- . . 1 a:. .;..... . tt tl.. ..n. i.rim... 1 rf nli: AI Til!." PftfiC ' v mm I SnV will I dk t.oivrii an Ia ths Ot3 JiBnsrr. SnWrlptio,. will l.r.ceiT:d.p to tl.. tfth J.nnary. at , mjni3 rim. tt oil'.riMiiinii win taae pi.ee. whi-hti . I'la.tr. Dr.pu. Ca.loue. of the whole collection t o&ef Awcijtiu. tth- Ku-cker cker utw ; i W A .. . vn - 1 I Ub fw-.aa I huVM OU SM lir.f Ii n I Huol3e. 3rf I'r .aiway. .Vf 1 r. ana at M .ur StllnilT UhlO. . A ldr- (at ither offiee) fvrtn ml-tr-C. L. DEUUV. Actuary C. A. mi L. A. rilK FRIKXÜ OF ART. . TO TIIK I RIKVUSIIt AKT n4itua-r5irmatf taCd.oiu.ArtA - - ociUa. leincdeeiroosof xwi th lenetu of the lotit.llo u erer port.oa of tU. I a. ted etat... ...h to appoiat r,p."" pon n.aorary secreiarie. ia e.t.r. ! a - " - - - - - " nnttT2is prket. v . . n. i. r.. .i . u;. .v. t.j... o !'. itr,.-,, ....... .... r.n, hd wnin i, wW prtieolr that W Lav a Ur?aad complete ruck of .ir r m . n wvwf... " wuivu nnin.f :hh r.B ... mm. locted. whi -h will l' cer niu to Kit att.factioB t toth irierr and rc-iTer. A we will H at m-lu-'e-l price for evh; t?.co wuhi. f to h !y U atch.y. l'lo Vi. or Jewelry, w i:i do w. 11 to gioBiacu Oar.toJtiaall fre!t. and ti.e at!'. Blto lo lilTi kULFV a S iNS. 3IIn itrct Utw. Fir.t and Second. UCl ' äw' TOXK W.kllK. OjalloB, aea'd ir.. ia fre aad for ky dtcij J. W. ii Ü. VlCKfcKV.

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1 J.1 -I7 ..!!?.. 4 .ill A Vh. ilZdV, it , ' A?? fSaT. 11.1- folil a.; !r Jamaary. IjS. at lha door of the Conrt Hoe Ib the eitj of Ka(iTilU. brtwet th. kmratf t'tUckit !. 4 - j rlock I'. M.. ro to ' r th W K crlUi l tar HKJ4 of recrio ü im th. miu twaa aaJ nf. ail ia (aid rauty. Trrnaa aalr )t -I thr ta?rhaa aar rafc; ! t ia 9. v4 th rmiaiQiM , in IS anmlu from th ty .(mI, : tu. fnrthacr (cia aotc arifch arrarit;. Iarirg iat-rct aj.4 j aar ng valaatiua l. Kboai4 '4 14 m-t I H at Itoa. will eil tne ani- "i pr,Ti. -ir, . in aaai rai. TRVKll WIUTi; l.t.IK.-S HU ia Sa ürfef. jait Ja. rti'4 lul tt I f niT.FBRT & CO.. y. star Water. Tai)isihi:n'i.(j HAttnw itii 1 Stkavcl aaJ Tu. " krad, irHr.aut; Pnkrr an4 Onacr fcbv,U; - . . r Br. Aadiruac , fnt nTiw, sw.r'-. Cuk Mkou. a.irra aad a!l atlk.v ltlfra aa.ft- &aä Cecil CIIA3. S. I -- AOlirsc. ' n -J t'e'ti to tr. nrm r y K. IIrtSckt Je . M ... .1 i . v d. iih a litt! delay a rtl d-el4 HKXnrirKS A- VrRKA. OS WATER STREET. UET. SYCAMORE AND YINK. OlV I P IIIVMN hiaonraed a Cnwrrnl Proeiai.w a 7 t.ro m tue ..vi i'.ae.. tnm .ra i n'ai 01a vu m ture. where Be will keep o baad aa eae-lleat aarta.eat f ;o-riee of all k ad, and I KtSM XBATS. He will keep a Ratrher SUU pvn at all hot., and inrite pnlli patreaa. Meau g.ed aad pric, low. del3tl "cTlDiTxTA 'I.1K AT lIKAliQt AltTlin! LOOK OUT rOK CURIsTMAS. rnIlE nndere'irncd V.rlea to inform tirr nnrt pJL rose and tho pahlic in rBral. thatek. Wao jaa r.lurw-e-with tholargmt and best tuertattl of Toy aad Faaaw lioa i, ter bro M to tti, city, which fc offer at C'aciaaait price. A Wo. Caadie. Cakea'aad all k Cofctiaari) of tho I oat qnalitv at wkoletalo aad rtlt. Partita fuTBab4 tthhoruunotic. 4cclJ-2w L t'lfA K JLLESBt Ru. 'Bl I'LtTK, C i - JL loae Tia flat; . 50 dna a'4 Coir- Botto; 50bdlaf'd Skeet-MOS: 10 p g Clock lia; rc'4 per late arrtT.U for aale ly decte sAMtKLUKK. SHIFTY tea m'i Iron ree'd per la U amm). ' Tbl, with. JL former tock on band, aajik oar wrimtr ojir4t. 4 M AHULCCK. 7 . . . . v v . i . . i. j . w - I ...... gjEC'D per t'mr Xaa,feld. direct frm Baltisor. 13 An. nv boleaaaa'd I'icLl. fereal ky .S.C.3 I. k D. HEIVA3X. 8T. I Ol'IS r 12 W.S.-TO hhl lf. Crwabed To wicrcJ an t Kefind Whre. j.t -d p-riteanirr Roaalie for ai. ly detU S E. UlLliEBT L CO.. By. ar Water. XSlirM. ROWQ .nS S WVR -Jat ord. I tutt W m. Rowland Mill Saw; 1 do do Cruaa-eut Maw, for a lav ak tb Xw Uardwaro Star of Ut3 . Cll Aa. S. W ELLS. DWR FPRINT..-. Juit in -job-A mall lot of Stcot Wir Door Upriag. onctbiB new a4 gl, for ' kr - aeli CI1AS. . WkLLS l.Otl An LOTS FOll N tl.!w 6 ffc ACRE lying on the Canal ar.tr iUtua'. f.k Til Ol weil fmi end. Tht. (he K , eft he N B S T T . ot R w, aud icre. th E t tf3 qr of S 2A.T4. r of R w. Al. Lot No 2.1. la Lloek 52. with bona. ,iaU. Ac. L 5 lank-diTi'Oo of lot 4 Mo k 37. Aayoa- wihing ta are th ab-e t r.ot-e, 1 will eil a roatoaaM teraa. eeli-2wi OEO. L. ÜCH-NEE, II A It DU' Alt K A.D CI TI.KRV. flircct lriertuen lrva fthrfeeld. England.) KIIAYEjuat opened an iaeoir f KU. ffeW t.ood. d I reek M. 'rum tt e maa'a- turtra band, i whih I iaeite tbo aiteatioa of M rcl.auu aud other, who wiah to parchaa lar cth or prompt l aetatM ppr. Tho invoit contuuin nr of the f'M'oaiMft eli: Table Eaieea ia tariety: ITaae and TaBBel Swt; - Pocket 4 do; Klpplnt ; rtear and ScUer; Tino an Com pna 4; Kiiri: Irwing KniTe: Kilra of eeerr dcrlptloa: Cbwel. hocket and Firs. All . f w' ich will h Kld at tb low tnaikct rato, kr or. cUwbcrtatlLa llaidaarotureof CIA. . WEL!.. 4-et2 Zdoor Vel.w U Eraack Bankt. - . ... IVOaYTAni KKMVFM. FI.N K avr'Oivnt of lry Table, a.w taeteek. in alajTw mtsL et' nrcett of 51 pitcr. which ar both 'ul and iuai'i. fur CI ratiuaa an-t New t ear prewa. Tk ett-aiiea or honeekecptr Ucalkd toUii. fact. I'liAH. H. ft El. LS. dcl2 2 door lelow tb Bnack iiaak. DISSOLl'TIOI. TIIRoopartaerhip h.rnol re e!tii.c Vet vrta tHeBBder med. ab-lrr the Brtn af V. ti. Urn .rich it Co.. io tin day iiaavlrtd ly mutual consent. , V C. MENDRfriC. d.el2-tf ( JOS. II. HE.1K1CES. " CO-IAICT.MIISIIir. rniilH iB?ririH hT tili day f rtned a r-rrtfriMp, M. oder the brm ofllrailrlik. A; Mcl'ra. aad will rowii. tl.r Rnnt and dko. kmiaea at ih o"4 ataadof V. K llendr ek. A'io. V. K. H ENDRICES. Wl2-tr W. A.M. KEA. Bn - FKIVATH BO HDI.f. OARDER) dcrinan a pnea'. Iardiug hoaa-. ran tad rooni and nrcowmwdattnn at Hr. D. N. FOLEY'S, oa Cknat ,ir-et. Utwera Water no 4 KirUeta.. her ery atteatioa ia paia to the coBTeaieaco aad coafrtf boarder. dtcll-2 Hmi;ri-:itRirvriN ood a.d riiEp. A I Mi purr rd ihe Ditcutrraa eatal.liahaieat ' Vf. Wright, over Wm. Ilajibt' Men. and ns hndoai aiii to hitk. I Bi bow prpar4 to take likea-e la tbo bet atylo an- erry low prf.. a am aleaaixi?g my owa la e aad If -for. he ip-rior adrantagr. lli-' nc-of ntaU'rii a a fre of ebtrgtKeaaaeill. la Wad i!t.-f.i Krat. St--tk wtaaey taken for Da.aerr-otrpe. rra Slain aad Second rt. 4-tll-2 L. C. OXTETT. SlAnitlKK. 5 I aa rci C"r Rtsrr- 4 Voir Cra4 coffeo; 50 4 Purkee' rlnktr.g rwdrn: Jti bi Is ftat'd Nvt; 5 1 M Crta G'rr: S hxe Chocolate: I' fill. Sriee: tu Vaatard; t do Prpt-r Sane.: 9 Tomto Catrupi 71 4.i aa'd Pitkl. and i rm-rre; 10 4 Krandr Peaehaad Chrrl. ln 'pi; 10 Iwn Prpper; 1 e.ak Maddrr; I ! Cloeee; 1 NtBfi : 2 cn hardioe: 4i O D.. 9. B. end wtlcr to t'rrtiuai.n C'ajut r'd rd fral Vy bo,2o rSEÄTON BROS. SWISS Ml LI.. W r tbivday a receipt ri2ca Sol, Moll cf th "Mill Pint.,! -Ruae" n4 C qf patura. Tke gwnd. wo h purckaard d-rect frett tt'O maaafar'tarenjkl St. Oall. "witxertaB. and pl-dj- oar elret to cll thtta to dcalrr a heap a th b arucl ota b. liad from aay imponiae bona ia tfce eoaatry . mil Ja. LOW i CO.. 418 Main t.. Ion.. Xj.' ' VECEIVEP per tetnr Atc direct fioi Eilum JL aW CI Hie lido t Ih Can Ortrt Uo U dos I Ik do do; 4 '.ft 8 di l IS 'o Loleter; IS do M dot pit Pepp-r jt; 12 do 12 dox f iat Tomato C'u: 3 do dot qrt iuii(htOMi Citten: 3 do 4 del pint do 4.; and fao ra'. Vv noTU I. A Ü UEIklAXy. , 3i:v TAii.omxc i:sT.m.i-HMi-LT. - 5MI r. oa-lrr""'! null woet reaprctlully aaaahac. to thw JL citiire of Eranrile and nrroandtng eoaatr. tt at k h opened rhop on Main ttroet. ep(wit tb f ranch Ink af Indiana, where h. Ixta'ti nrnif '.j the a-oe hualnca la all it t ranch t a. ia th latcat aid Ba. aahiotabl etyle.. All work warranted in Stand of thr rcrt work an-bip "lie hope Ly elca application to luVmt. to tarnt n liberal ihar of patronace. Call and examine hlaato'k of Cloth. Caa-lnxereo aad Te In gi, a b bu a fnnd itock on ltarrf, aad I prepared to aril ch.p. Bt2I J. L. .NELVl. rHKiS. 15 balf-cheU d oe cnaiat(ac of Toeag JL litton. Imperial aa4 Ultck Tea. mt Te'd and for ly noT.O PRESTON KR.l!. . WA.XTEO. A totin w a prieato fanil.T aaBro. aad to do general h-o.e work .b4 laa eewing. Tkw lt of rfrrtntc irra. . Enia!r at tb Cll i HOI tb. Boeu-ir ?Ji:MKM i:it.-All sod.r.oht at J. W. .TICKJatlv EKY'S ar dclircred at tbo boo of Ji rnrehaaer. tr of cliarg. no17 ( TIIK ALLIIvS 8rRRKAnrRED!!! STVCE MESR. AtlLERINU k BRÜUMER TTATR Ieaje4 th 1 1 Corner Stand o- Water (treet. nnd.r tl.o . Journal Ofliea. and filled it tn overflowing with tbr laraeet ta. . nrtmrnt and latect ittle of Fall aad Wiste Cltl.ii-g. 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