Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 165, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 October 1855 — Page 2

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"ä thin scalv seetlTana verv ten3cr.- -If placed is

over ?k half an inch deep in the .soil it rooted If planted at a less depth it hiked. Iiis plan ouj. was to plant-radishes along with the carrots; .- ZlVu L ' ;An;Air?ehnA the Iattetha

from the sun, and give them protection. When

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the radishes are pulled up they loosen tne sou, rand allow iho air and moisture" t5 penetrate and the process makes the very best otcultiTation for the carrots.' If not palled upa roller will cruh and kill them, without damaging the carrots. The Professor noticed some beets, and spoke Af t.hir hvhridization. and the inferiority pro

duced by" it. He . then, took up a. couple pfi ' pears, of a kind recently introduced frorn j

Franco, whxh commina almost uiouiou puces in the East. They are grafted on quince bushes, and ripen off the tree in January,1 Fcbr ruarv, or as lata as March. ' Ho has some "hundreds of trees, and sold his whole crop to Tavlor. of New York, at $1 50 a dozen.

This rage for this particular fruit, he says, is a great absurdity, but it will have its run, and :&rmers may as well profit by it. " r - ju , y . mi. ni Ti r ' --'-"u.;i nt- "-iwanM aasen, 11 ;ii(i loitpml. ADD. S. SANDERS, EDITOR. -. CITY OF EVANSVILLE. WEDNESDAY M0UNINTG:::::::::0CT 24. I.1IPR0VE.1IEX IS OP ETAXSTILLE. German Evangelical Eion Church. There has been but one church edifice erect ei in Evalisvilla this season. ; All sects , ap pear to be pretty well supplied with churches by this timo the tall steeples of which are pointing to heaven from almost every part of the city. The German Evangelical Sion church congregation, under the pastorage of He v. Christian Schrinck, a devout and most worthy man, have just completed a large and very substantial building for the worship of God, in the uppsr part of .the city, on the site of their old church. It is the third in siae of all in the city. It is built of brick, of a very superior quality; and all the material used, and the workship employed, are of the most substantial, quality. . The limensions' of the building are 40 by 75 feet, and 26 feet 6 inches from floor to ceiling. The ceiling is arched. There : are two aisles leading from the front doors to the pulpit, with two tiers of pews in the centr-3 for females, aud two outer tiers for males. These pews will accommodate about 600 persons comfortably. The pulpit is very neat, and raised high so that the minister'shead may be about half way between the floor and - ceiling, by which and a broad sounding board above, the voice even when low,' can he heard distinctly to the remotest corners of the room. . On each side of the; pulpit . are pews. The windows are in the Gothic style, and very large. The sash of these windows, are made entirely of light cast iron, and ' cost less than the window sash of similar . windows in the Catholic church. They were cast here... At present, there is no steeple to the church, but a design has been prepared for one similar to that of the German Evangelical church, though not so large. It will be erected just so soon as the means of the congregation, who are poor th ugh numerous, will admit. The roo ing of the church ii built very strong, so that when the present shingle roof; shall decay, a slate roof may be substituted.. ' ; There is on3 fact in connection with the erection of this churcli, which speaks well for the congregation and their energy and indus try. - It was erected entirely by themselvesi both pecuniarily and practically." They found the means, and members of the congregation did the duTjrent parts of the work, the carpentering, brick, work, &c., &c, The work has been well done too throughout. ' We may srty here in this connection, that the Germans of , Evansville and Lamusco, have six churches, all well . attended.' They have , the three largest or among the laxgest churches in the cit. They appear to support their preachers well, have good places of worship, and lend them a free and steady attendance. , ', ' Mariae Hospital.! ' This splenlid building is now nearly completed. Cut little more work remains to bo done. It stands on a beautiful position just below the city," and is the first thing that strikes the eye of the stranger on steamboat coming un or down the rivor, mile's' distant. This building was erected by Government, t a cost of nearly sixty thousand "dollars. lIt is built on a plan similar to tfiat of the Marine Hospitals at Louisville and Paducah, yet it is a handsomer piece of work, with the improver ment of beautiful iron verandahs and cast iron pillars in front and rear instead of mere brick pillars and palings. Hon. Jas. Lockhart is superintendent in-' the erection of the building, and Mr. Jas. Roquet, Architect. : This building is one of the most elegant specimens of pressed brick work in the West. It has been built in the most substantial manner throughout All the" floors are double and filled in, thus deadning sounds, and making very solid floors. The mantels' are of flue Italian marble. t . , The brick, for the building were made and burned on the ground, by Mr. Mclnerny. iThe corners or " angles of the; building from the ground up, are of finished stone and of course the' foundations the saiaej:, The- Cloverport stone has been used for this, it being selected from a'number of specimens presented to the examination of the authorities at Washington. The building will bo heated throughout by furnaces ; erected in the cellar.,-.The- roof is covered with a very heavy article of tin-. 'The edifice will comprise many late improvements nr.f. injfäimilar buildinss in the West. Jso ex ts erection to make it pense has been spent in i iTT. rrv articular and substantial' mplete m everv particular, ana Miospvnt a Ki.ngh to stand earthquakes! Bv cohtract.ii co:

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It is an orna-t-to tfre"ity," and" we class it firsT aöfiöng ubU improvements as such. It stands in .; , , , centre of -a blockof three acres, and, wilt be'surrotmded' by a handsome yard " well fenced. " . . ' : 1 ni I I IUI IH 11JO WW rn 1 1 I1 1 XI r oj j - , deep, with two ironts, exactly similar in ap pearance, and very handsome. The building

tö be comrTeteJ in Spring:

contaInsabout fifty rooms." In the first story , view,o(. his performing, nil he duties of.office.He denounced the fusion ofyVbolition7 ! there are large reception, roöniß, 20(iesquaiktrtetCo1nra

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one large parlor, l he building is three stories its last weekls meeting, passed an order allow- object to tins -kind oj uisum wun .ecorocoism J 'b,s ?1?!:,lw!vfrJ i , ' M I h -.T ? s !ke fie ...... . ... . -a t . ) s'" i;f .si 5 tf.4.r?.'j ... I artona noor-t Kineo a. handsome strlesu? f h u.! iTEiitl ,i J It . 1 Kls s 19

J " 'rJ'i", Of I w-lS11-;'' 7Sp ttuiic jng niOT OK IOT IIIS nail years saiarj. it ue-aa -iiwiuk.vm;u h inc vi-.i sjey J Vllfs iowg J ctP T ! 3 n iS 1 1 j grdTJW 41 alf below. Yp ll. not Uceiy it jng entered, wjpng Jn the .muiutes, ,if .tf a 40 ' elevated; fierce io.the fresideney, its was mali- 'ctdw .--- w rin .tree-. L..,-.eiiia kJ t" j v Mfäll$llZ?Ji ,iS " it necessary to enter into further details ahoiit ( popiW..-thf Journal, 'as .being r;the.Uoiine doesly;-,ihsifiiatefi; bpeifispseijt, that, VefiS. b"1 am'ks lÄvTco JB"; TrPKw""iw o j" the Marine Ilospitaljvsrwe jhave in previous ' ofhi3 quarter's -saiaryl" The salary of the ! according. to his scIiooL of politics, fusion was "J'q TT' M?'-!!8',1:"'""- BSnimÜKTiJ'Z, w'J " articles given a full, dsjscription-.of ;it ift minor j Jfayor w-as nblfi'xed he'presiqVuncri S tbt'eia! rfrbr a w lo WRt'cbr! : ...''X'.t.. '.VV.'JL"""; v ';r

Darticulars. 21 r. Koauet. the architect has sa t-W W nrrnmnf t.A "fiT- stiomh. nnon it ih..aud wronsr when it tookthem. awar. m said rt ' . 1 ....i.!-

made a splendid job of it, and we are surejthis connection, isjabsurd The Enquirer , tnai Uemocracy was opposeu to the liquor law LL ,-. .:, t ! ia- reeei:d thia day and i Nstr...,. j . V I.I ."..-. 1 .... .. 1 !-.! . . i Iforsaleby J All ES LOW E & CO.. ' J B F Morton ......... ; 3t....'l

wuen it isr aeuvered - over musnea. it must vAstrd&T nn1mrt7ri Jnv Rtntinm that ha mein-1 oecause ot tne provision 01 seizure ana. con- rn 8 mu street. t,oawxu. k. ,4Bunoi - iMnu....MbMfrTO.4un5i$

prove satisfactory to the Department;: .- u S ; - bers'pf put ,ity. Council received St per iighti nsc"aKnir! J3ut your rerwrteris happy in hav- g HvWj uv. f.-' i-.üv - --r T'i3 "X!W:!L' '''"K1- i for its services. For : once, and Ibe only tim&ing it an its power to 'aay, that h& Old Liners ; k r ,,

- r. t. . --- --s ,a vi . jiaj-egara to ine Aiayors salary, ,ana wiai we (tticu ueuMmug i w. carry vui mo prwjhenj among the ,mprm,nts 'of tfae year, at .etsipaVs'oTi for it is alledged least so lar to pvj strangers an jdea of their ; tg j.r- donations-thea it wiÜ ' that they seized nd confiscated 'a large- share composition.; , We haye in -previous articles it started.7eepTi lKfl ' of the stock which Col. Pritchett had in store.' entered more ,nto details of their descnption SeVconlempt 'of 1 the public' '.'.We He (the 6orJ)poke for more'than two hours,' than we shall do, now as our only object 1S to ; hayo hc4rf theEn.üire8 original article con! I but it could easily demonstrated that he make a passing note, of these improvements.- r. ' - r " . . . T- . .

These buildines are eurjerior to anv-countvJ f7 aV a" cd ifices of the kind, probably,' in Indiana. They have been built with an eye to beauty; durability and comfort . The Court -Höusö stands out boldly on one of the: ;most public blocks in the city, and at once, arrests the eye of the stranger from its beauty : and - dimensions.'1 The Sheriff's house is along side, and looks, like the dwelling of some .well to. do citizen, while the jail, under the same roof in a manner, is concealed from public view, as a public prison should be when in the heart of a city: .These buildings ornament the 'part of city jn which they are located. ;;.-; . ... The Court House is 86 feet front by 60 feet deep, with front and side entrances. At the front entrance on Main street are four masve columns of the Öoric order, with a; wide flight of stone steps, leading to a hall which connects with : the main or long hall, which has entrances at the north and south sides of the building. 'Along this hall are arranged the county offices Clerk's, Auditor's Sheriff's, Recorder's and Treasurer's. These are on the first floor, and are large, airy and well lighted rooms, and each office except the Sheriff,', has a capacious and jire-proof vault for the preservation of. record,, &c. The Clerk's office is 21 by 32 feet Along one side of it is a large glass casing in which are; filed away county documents, properly labeled, so that they may noticed without removing, and kept in perfect order. The- Auditor's office is 22 by 25- feet and f the other offices are in proportion. They are convenient to the public" and convenient to those who occupy them. . Two" broad flights of stairs lead to the second story, where the court room is located. ; This room is 40 by 70 feet, and 21 feet high?' -There is a declining floor fi-om the door' to the rear, of the room, where the. 'Judge's Bench and Bar are placed. The room is well seated, and very comfortable. Connected with it are Grand Juryt Pettit Jury, and Lady Witness rooms, of the same height as the court room, and of good dimen sions. ..I be house is brick, stuccoed on the out side, and surmounted by a dome of over 30 feet in diameter, and proportionate in height, The court house is surrounded by a very 'hand some iron fence, which estends to. the Sheriff's house and jail, embracing them bothv . i The Jail is a model of security and strength. It is 29 by 69 feet, with 8 cells below and 8 above,' entirely disconnected, from each other. The upper cells are reached by two flights of iron steps leading each to an iron balcony running the length of the jail, and both balconies entirely disconnected. Each cell 'is. .8 by 12 feet, with a 'massive or very strong door of latticed iron, secured, by the latest patent pris pp. locks.- The cells are formed of' massive blocks of stone- iron.bcrund togetherj and are itnpre'gnaUe. i.The floors' separating the upper and lower cells are just as strong as the walls themselves;' The cells are . heated by hot air, and lighted by gas from without, so that' fire I is; not necessary to be introduced in any shape. i . ...... ' . . .i - - . In connection jWU.li the jaü are water works by means of wgchanda force pump, every cell is proyided with water, which can be ob tained at any time by turning a stop-cock. The Jail fs surrounded by a court, , the walls of which reach to the roof covering the whole and contain long windows, with, perpendicular iron bars for security. ; This court allows the prisoners, if necessary, a place ' for exercise, and where they are almost as secure as in their cells. : The Jail and Court House are covered by slate roof. i ,.' ...l-.j i,9c"j '; -a j The' Sheriff's' House is separated fVnf the Jail by a hall, and both are really ljnder one roof, lliis building is, simply p,: large, substantial and neatly finished dwelling, 39 feet square.: ! it contains eight hirge ana comfort able rooms, with a wide hall, Jouble parlors, cellar, &c. It is lit with gas, and possesses all the conveniences of the better class ;of private residences.: We may; look with pride upon these public buildingsl WThile they' afe an ornament to the city, he actual necessity for their erection had long been lelt by, our peo ple. They are now .about ready for occupan cy throughout. The court house, has indeed been in full use ever' since last spring. Mr. Jas. Roquet r was .the architect and builderof these, houses, and they are a monument to hia. . ; fj5" John Ingle, ; Jx Esq., will leave Englamlon the. Asia ioii.;the ;27thi for home. - He has had a-' lengthy'visit the European coun . M V try.- . - t(,:i

The Mayor City Council, 4c.

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naner's nnYisensiml article about our Mavor's and a pathos as sad and mourniul as ü uttered. 1 . 14b bx Keataokv Mnstari: U i cii u ui ihui an ity tb im.

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i view thereof, we have been slightly misappre-. men. 11 you xove jour cumin , "N'i,, t j . u g-

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tiuir ueiaus. III raicrai üiiiai v ui uui uaui J 4. T I rf " 1 I - " A.a. 1.ta $XVwhich is paid ih City Drddrs, afld nets about &270. ... This.year the Mayor's salary, within öür

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;"ieiollection,jt confessed aaterroiuruig thäi.8tay in this- city-, . showed them, hat tö-day it will confess "its error fselva atfeasta law abiding people, and manj-

. - . , v . 4 i t classed among the most ultra Old Liners in ! the city.' ; It can" make nothing by 'attacking j our present 7City Council. Its members are earnestly try ing to "do their:duty, and without any direct reward. i tie atucK on anypor-ja tionof them falls upon all,- äs they appear-to be very rarely divided on, any subject, and ctill tiinm mrav- in thr nnlirifnl t tii-ision " .j - - - i j among them.. They; are not vorking as partizans, but as, good citizens, and. all attacks upon them or upon any portion of them, so long as they are earnestly seeking to do; their duty, should be repelled by ali as abuse of the whole body. , J1. . -.it I . Förth Evansville Journal. ' ' : .; Authentic report of the Grand Eally of the "unterrified at Vuieennea on tie 17 tn last., to bear the little Giant of Illinois Great outpouring ' of the Bemocracy," j. , ,, .. - .PBESENT. , , .,. t , Hos. B. M. Thomas, of Chicago, U. S.j Dis trict Atty. for. Indiana. , " ;l ; ;y Hon. A. L.. Robissox, U.! S. Marshal for Indiana. ' ; ' " ' ' Hok. A. P. Willard, ' Lieut Gov. of Indiana. Hoy. Johk P. Davis, late Minister to China. Hos. Jons Law; IX SCo'm'r. of Land Claims. Hoxl Johx C. 'Hebebd, Land Officer at ,V!ncerines.,iiv5 .Mi:ni Hox.' James Dick, - Postmaster at V rricennes Hös. C. K;' Dbevt, - Senator from Vanderburg County, T i' - 116$. atxord G. Bartos, late Senator from w;DavL, County. Ges. U. Fi Lin-deb, a Neophyte and Widow. Col. W. Ä.'Joxes," lately elected clerk fired cannon all night arid next day wanted 14 votes to elect him. , Jvdoc R. X. Carxas, äNeophyte. . VI . . FnASCia Hilt., Esq., importer of bad whisky from Westport to com fort the inner man and keep arden t the patriotism of the old liners. H The audience, about oue .hundred and fifty n number, consisted chiefly of .Whigs land Know Nothings, who were attracted by the hope of seeing the great aspirant for the Presi dency, the little giant, just as they would a menagerie whose attractions had been -made known by- pictures : of thö11 grimaces 'of the clown. There .were also .not, a few amongst the dramatie persons, whose feats in faulting would put to sname tne best euorts oi a oircus clown. ; The ' Wjdows Linder, however, has ; exhibited the neatest powers in this', depart ment of political science, äs she made a double somerset It is: reported that she is named chairman of the committee on ground and lofty tumbling, the committee "to consist of Linder, Law, Thomas and " Carnan,.t There' , was also io bo'seen in salient angle of th - market ionsc; a Catholic priest, who looked with . apparent suspicion on the crowd, as if he imagined a hundred Know othingsthere ready to. pitch into him. ' -- -i. The exercises before dinner were only in troductory the prologue to the mighty drama which was to be iperformed before thesetting df the sun orithat memorable - day. The manager came before the curtain and announced" to the' eager and expectant audience that the principle character in th cast of the play, the little giant, was unable to perform his part bj reason of sickness. He did not,' hawV ever, enlighten the audience as to the character of the disease, but it was suggested by Some Vho pretended, to bo .acquainted with, the diagnosis of his affliction, that it was superinduced by the returns of the election for Goverrnor of Ohio, and clerk of Knox" county. The result of the, election in Ohio' does certainly hot "portend much good- for the welfare, " peace and harmony of the Union, hut it is the legiti mate fruit of the Catalinian' policy of ' this aspirant to- the Presidency, and if not distructive to the constitution and the hopes ol the patriot is at least fatal to- the aim and aspira tions f the Senator of IIIiwms.; j At two orelock, the booming of the cannon announced that the; play was about to. begia. Judge Carnan, mounted the block in the market house, : and read! a chapter 1 of abstract principles, which done he abstracted himself) from the rostrum, and the great Sag Nicht orator,' Lieut Gov. Willard, stood up, and after having divested himself of coat and cravat," he extended his ' hands toward heaven until he; resembled a certain letter of the alphabet, (X) rolled his eyes in poetic phrenzy,"! and as sopn as the "passion" Subsided," he pitched "into the

- 1 no w otnings wicn a leeiing oi ;.inaignauon, i "'. 4whrchonlys old line? fhaiiiftst.wanbj'L ...,t Ä is-, $aH V-?1 'S'rff'.t,. sinr orknson.

Know Nothings -ith a feeling of ;.hidignation,

i thinks of the loaves and fishes.

In the agony ?l a h v-tmcm mmnnn W 1 1 1 1 A IMlllI.lflTliSIFl IN 'uiuiMäisui -u r 1 V: . , I , v . : "sure to Te productive ct -interpreted, that it w ill oust Old Liners from ... t . . - . ,. 1 minutes1 but" he; went round and round over thV same track like a blind horse in an apple milL;ünti,the. heads! of , some ,of the new convert3 grew giddy, and his own face as red as J boiled -lobster -But all things; mustend, and sordid the labors of this champion of f democracy Ho had assured the audience that C.i t ' vtV.i.V"' V.U:'l ivu:.' -. A-juiu u atiuxmt iiia aueil 2tS Jiidge Carnan it is thought he meant) were honesl, that the old issues between Democrats aqd i Whigs were done away, and National WJbigs-inusli, joia with Democrats to save the country from'iTnpcndingi-uin (which meansi keep the ; 0l Liners stabled at the treasury crib,7 and the Union is safe. . After the Governormade hisexit, Mr. Denoy made his appearance, and played his role by assuring his t audience' that tha old issues "vroofcl have to be fpughtpveragain, that the Democracy wouldIiavy the samo enemy to contend with in .the, political, field, r It was efident. if lus mammy' knew that he was out, she did very wrong to let him go, for he undoubtedly upset the pan and' threw the. fat in the fire, which the Governor had o carefully tried, to gull Old Line, Whigs.,t Here the drama closed anl the actors retired, behind, the scenes to carry out the provisions of .seiauro and confiscation in the'liquor law, imtil after "Supper when : the farce r ' äffer-piece' was' to" be. performed by that star, actress of low Democratic comedy the V idow Lmder. , --. .--. . At 7 oJclock i the, curtains' rose ;and with a f flourish, the v idow made hei appearance, but , 1 , , . . ' ? , stage night, or some other malady. ; On one occasion when inakinga Whig speech in Illinois, it is said that she replied to the charge of once having beeil a Democrat; that she thanked Qod that democracy was like the maIl-pox, if a man got well ofit he never took it asecond time; perhaps it was this relapse that effected him; at any .rate the play' and the actor were both condemned, the curtain fell, the audience dispersed, satklied that the plav M as not worth the" ca4dte . O ' t I1EP0IITER; . Vincennes, Oct. 19, 1855. ' "-- ' - ' ;' 0 the 231 Inet.. by Estjaire Ingla. Mr. JIRXRY WINDER to MU OCTAV1U LI.N WiLtiB, all of this eonnty. ISO LAND AVA HASTS : "S 1 ANTED immediately, for which th hiKhest cash pried 1 willb ..renby th BATA&D, - "; i , . . , '. ,a H. START. Dt21dtw. v' .'. r At the Branch iUnk. - . ... OHIO BtTTEB, JCST reoeired per steamer Charleston, and for t1e at i( J, Ä. JIUNKOK'S i-aoiily Gioeery, et24 Cornac of Oak and Second sts. IFLK FOWDKIi. 60 K fs best nnali T, forsalefcy GILBERT St CO.. - f oeui ? ;j ij i ,r . ;SycaRor near Watr. ! 41171-1 F.I Oi;iIVF.!l TtlVE Hundred oaaeea of Quinine just reeieed and for f1 sale by HALLOC- & STODDARD. " et'j4 li uggurs. Mam street s. "KHEAT .1IJCTIÜ?! SALE ,1 " Of 100 Choice Building 1-oti In tbe l,.,. . .... ttiwji oph viB-tr vur, ' :' . C1.B3 0S cocrsTY. ; ii b ;',"? tlTEKTRKN ailtn 0T OF RVaSSTILLt. 0t THS ETAKSI - 11,1. E AND CRAWrOBDSVll.LE RA11.KUAD. UM' , MONDAiT AFIEENUO.V OCT. 29 AT 2 O'CLOCK, f . . OK TBI rKEMUE..' i. i' I f HHIS Town.-reoently laid ent. is well loeated on th EtJL assville and VrawtordTill Kaitroad, at what was her t'.iere knn a tjAVB'g Statiox. The st is a .food ,ne. Tna anrronndingoountry äs dens ly oopalnted, mostly by Ger man rarmert. aud is m a nifrn state oi cultivation, tna commodities of whicit mast center at thia point, where all th Ratsroad facitittes extended to thia in common with other points on the route, by tha I igh-toaed and liberal policy of thai.;aa.4 O. Ralroal Co., are se?we4.-' -B-bir centrally located, neither too near nor too remote from Evansville aud ether towns, there is no question bat Hacbstadt mast soon beceme nouriahinennd impornut tmwa. liLots rcaorally ito by 111) loet,, with e nrenient streets and alleys Title eo d. T . TERMS: Fifty d.Usrs nnl under. Cash; arer t.W 411 casn ana nan in ono year, wuii mteicsi ecvureu uj luucmage an tbe premiers. ... . . ' A3Th&t all may sea. and judge for themselves, an extra Train ol .Passenger Cars will tear tbe Railroad Depot t 1 o-eloek pveetseky. returnias; at fi o'clock a th day.oTea1. and tafce all who wUh to' attend tö aud from the sale. FREE OF CHARGE.,;,..., ,j,,s, ,iAa. K. OLIVER. , eat'23-tiis . - Proprietor.. ; , , . . -t , ATTKVI lOSi FlllMhBS. ., , '.- 6000 AH'd' Fruit Treu for Sale : fTTHE subscriber has at his nur.'ery lu this vicinity, a frood f. assortment oi rear i reea. euuaieuog oc Appiee, i.nerrt lears, Plutas, Peaches, etc.. etc. i for - aruculara. eill at my .residence, on Walnut St.. between Second and Third tW,1 ' ' ' " ' ' '.' ' ' !oct2i iwrflmw "-' PBttlP nOKFMAV. 6 1 ESTATE- OF IIICIIAH1I II tOMBS. LETTER testame -tary have be- n tsJucd to-the-enderegn-44, as B4' rix of the Ut wilt of -RMaav B, Comb daoed.v Teeatate is solvent. A prompt eetrirmeni tf all matter onncted with said estate ia earnee- iv deaired. r - j eet'a-tw. .: MRS : AM BMA C'lMBS. Eaeeatrin. JtTRBKl'IVEI.- . '''' , , 1 chest Fresh Oysters. ' 5 cases. Liquorice; v , , 3.nno lbs Sole Luther; formt br oet23 TENXEY A SOREXSON. FREfll ÖTSTEaSt. 1 chest So cans r" thü day at oct23" - ' ",. - COOK'S Family Grocery. K REAMS Wrapping Paper-: j.t recM at '. ' ' JU t29 ' - COOK'S Family Pro eery. SAOTTS Fine Plonr f17 S8 do 8. F. do; ree'd per E.AC. Railroad at OCU23 . Ä A ;.. CtJUBS family oroeery. ; v PASSES HEAT SHOP" (TSSTf IS nowiopnodfor.tliaann4tltol'stand on i),kJ Fl'ststreet. between Vine and Syosmore strecU. Xii' 1 "iH keepooostantiyon han- all kind of fr:h Meats ut ahe-ba-t ejnalities. and all of them at the lowest mar ketpvineai iwvnld bn glad to bav call from my old ensto nsers and th public generally.-- ; ' oetS.'tf . WM.PATXE. 0VE lICSDKErt!tI?i:MS WASTED IMJIEDI AXEi.V T ib Mincf th Illiaoie Central JT -on the Illinois Central Railroad the Oimpany, at Cair, on Fowler i

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S-.HA1F CHESTS Aüortcd X.; 1sfl'a-Sia-"Ölota: : SO do Cotton Floe in iim; Krr.l this datr n rl ln tala hv J A ?V LÜH Ii äS "r;j" J r ;-;iTai ir S3RI.T. 5 Cum Allen't Printi, hanoma tylea, rail coiTed this 4aj and or rale bv - .. - z ... 'JAS. LOWE & CO.. oct224w . 418 Main arreet. Loainilla Kt. V.V?liM KKKS.-r'Hl pietei fancy Cusluttei, ew.at Vy bt) lea; 1) do baa Blck Doonkia Cauimere: received thia ay anrt tor sale by JAMKd LOW E CO O H WVL.S. 150 Embroidered Shawls, reeaired thia da JAW KS LWE CO : t 418 Mai street Ln'f tiII Ky 4 D RH. 4" Bales Brawn Drills . 10 do 'Bleached do; receired thiV dar and fcfH' ' ' ' ' ' JAS. LOWR CO ." j oecdw .'r. . -, tn-iia Miis street. Louirilla. Ky.' ' AXXKI.T M COTTO..-H Bales Caanelten Cottoa t received tUitday ,ad for aale nyJ-A. LOWE ii CO,.i oct2 i 41 Mam street, Louisville, k. MONEY LOST! , , , " aroH of bills (some :tt or mo-fe wj losteUfrr on Thursday night or Friday morains;. It is snpposed that it was lc;ton liain street! or aoinewlnra there ttuia. b ündrr will be reaarded by leaving tbe same Mihi ante. 1 OCt20tf - ' , i opposirfi'T II epu sv- offiCr IIViihTwMo"i?Ä tut IfÄJSiaÄÄ "iftrÄ nsaodated with . for- r .h.rt tiV jfr.'ji aims&v, who is an operator of many years experience, fojr wnicn arracgemest, one, or otn ol ns, ma always at found at th Trtoms. ready t" take pictures, v :- ., t fiJ-K.nieinber tha place opposite the PosJ OfSea' ' ' , N. B. VV'e are also prepared to go out add' take likenesses oi crp. es at snoricsi nouce. oct2tt mt.t.l i ; ; W.. W. TfLESTON. SVKDHIE. d Boxes Miwsoi doz. B tshel 5Iea.snres: Boxe StunieT'a I Ih Salerarm:' SO Bass Teaaessee Comon Yarna; 1 ' 5n Rales Cotton Batting Ko. 1 and 2; is io trfl" tea; 3HO,BxaS. K. mHge;. 4 'S ,. , 1 pose Kutxaegs; inatoTe ard (or sale tr, , r 'ootJO i i i ! i UKRv DAlEbt A CO.1OT ATÖKH. 20 Bashels Sweat Potatoes; M tTO Irish Hotatoea, iastaroand tor sale by -Oct) J. W. S. TICElIT. kHi Ml C'IHKI II 1 Cask reeeire er-ftam. er ' Rainbow and for sale bv oct20 ;t -'. Is ... J. r; k S. VICKERT. HKK SALT! Ci tf BBI.S , a prim- ar stele. ro'd this day Tin Canal, tW v Irom Toledoand tor sale by . . ' i . ' oet2f! JOUX S. MTTCHÄLt. "WHITE LI31E AXB c;e.tiet. I BBLS. White Lime; 50 do Cement, in store and 1 M W for sale y oefO ORR, HaLZ'LL A CO. rfOFFKri. 50 B.ik prim now Coffee, in store an4 for aale by oetzu Din, uauilu et tiu. " TlXU' BILBS FOU SALE. " TT AVlXlf a turgor nnml. of Tulifs than I desire, and of xx the nand'omeatTenetia I will- disnoaeor tsoibsot any variety oeavred at a Vo prior. -As this i the time ffor-plani-inctheBnlbe: to Moom next Tear, those wihinc to olitain them had batter callearV) . My . varieties are all deut le tuMe. n .ti . uad.nji, m ' . , , ootWdlnt - x'- . s- . 4 1. emat.ee City. ' Exchange on AWYork & xew Orleans c i'2? Ö'r.5T A T I li. N D S T. LÖU Is , 4jrPP0SEDta hare Veea lost somewhere between mystoro eontaininea 5 hole n the Crescent Citr Hank. E aneville also, a s bill on the State Bank of Illinois at hawneetown: al-o. one half dol'ar. Vlver, nd aeopper cent. Tbe finder wHl ielibrlly rwanten' by leaving It at my otoro on Jaaia street, three dcors below Second. . 'overetf ' a.tni du ü. 3i d i ci . . 111. n ssi. s A s .V 1 1 : c 'i - 500 In stor andforsneby . .. .. ' ' ' PRE3T0 BKOS,, " cet2S CHKK-K.J-ilO bos Jost received and fo-'s-rfe by 5 ' .i . - ' PRESTOS 6R05. ' ISAHGAIXM Clx4!IT, OUT!!. a GOLBI'KS er H KRSH HKRirKR will close out their stock , a'Dfli irrest. eKttlajt aatbey with tn eh s aire their husiue.. Their eror-k eoueUta of a, rood assortment of Winter Goo4s.-wioh J Flnnoels, Satinets, Linseys, Debaines, Silke., P aids aud a tuneful aMor meat of Urliery. Aleves, &e. Those who wish good rnoJs at low prices bad better call and examine before pim-ha!; p-Wewhere .r ,- COLBI'K.S A HERSHBBRGBR, , oot'8 , , Foster' liioeit, l't street, belw Wain. M ATTR1WKS AKT BKD TOMPtlRTS AT O 'LBCRV & HERSHBERGERfS, '.. , .". ,,. Foster's Bloo , Ut St., Erantvilie, Idd, still continue to maaufa-'tnro the besblUttracae of I every kind to be found in th eoantry. oomtisting of Hair' Spring-. Moss, Cotton and Shuck, of-all sie. We are willing to show our Mit treses by th side of any others, and guarantee tbry will receive the preference. We will sell them" at wholesale or retail, or make them.t orfer on as favoraM Serine as they ran fc found Bed Comforts of all n,ualiti and sties alwaya an hand or made to order. W ariU bs happy to show them to II who wish tn examine. oetl&. Ill' Kt-Kl.V GI.UVES. A full supply of Short, .xtra 1 ß rtnckakia Gloves., at , .., . COOK'S Family Grocery. (illOI ND SPlCf) . j t : T ECFIVED 6 boxes ground Spice for sale by'' , i eplil i.-- o. "HinvATr. ' FIRT LOT OF THE XKASON. ' - ' TOÜSO Fat Turkeys just received per canal boat L.Grant, at . COOK'S u '. ' 1?')H ' f MFamily Grnoery. 60 : OOtlB O ATS, 0T8.-i-1W bnshtl extra Oats, reeefved per flat toat. a outl . : . COOK' Family Oroeery. giWKKT POTATO ES 25 busbal Sweet Potatoes; ?J do Irish PjUtoea, reo'd per steamer Jams Panl, at otia a .. ... . COOü'ä Family Grocery. . ' F.-B. B4RKKA " HAS jut re tn rued from the Eautwi ih t he I ärgert assort men t of Millinery and Fancy Goods ever brongbt to this euy". consisting of Bonnnts. Ribbons, Flowers and Feathers of all degcri pti"ns. Also Capa.Glovee.Undersleeves and Emhrel.U erieaot all kinds. Hhe hasalso an assortment of Cloth CI' aks. and Talmas. o which she invites the attention of the lades of Evanaville and vicinity " " ' . " - ' ' , octl7tf THK CIDER Vl.iE(I4R ' - ' ' THAT took th lint premium at th Vaurierbnrgh Coanry : Fair, wa mannfaetarad by THOS. SXOWDOWN, ann there iaUi barrels of ait ant kind for aale by ' " . ootlT TESXEY A SORRN'SON. AOMIMISTKATOKrS SALE OF KEAl .DSTATE,- -.1 , BY virtue of fcrfeeree reneerxd- ly the f5eitTt"of Common Plena of Vauderbarxh Goanty at it last term, I wiU pro. caed to sell at the Court Hansa dor . in Kvauerill. the foU lowing descrrbed real estate, belonging to the estate of Martin Reis, deeeseed. on th 17th day of Novem, A. D. 1855. towit: all tt part o WXo one (1) In block No 37 ia the Eastern Ealargestientof Bvanwills, ladiena. that bounded: eommenoi: g at the corner of said lot at the intersection, of Sixth, and aiaia streets, thane along If ajn (tree towards Jth stxet three fourth of the width of saidloi. or about &5 and 69 one hundredths feet; thence parallel to 6thntree . th Aller in the rear of said lot thnoe with said Alley to (th street aferwaid, an thenc to tit pTace of beginning Al.o l.ot. in clock tea in thnortheastcrn ealargementof laid eity . Likewise. Lot 21 and ii ia Lilleston's and Loekhart' a-lai-irementl -, - ,f .' t t - i ' i ' i S ; .The al3id property will be aold an 4h following term, to-viu One-third o f thm purchase mene to be paid, la eai;' ne-third ia six. and na-third in twelve month (roan day of ale; tüe purchasergivint notes with approved erttrity with iotcsst,id waiving ail relief from valuation lasr c . . . - . . JOHX A. KfilTZ. Adm'rt ' Sweet Leonarp. Adctioneers. . ootnwM ! ,Vlktot x ?.timef. - j jf HFCFIVEO PER STEAMER MIDAS, 3 RT BOXES W.Ti. Cream Cheese; . .!- !-;" J t Caees . V. Pape? 3latche 160 gross: .- . i I Tase Hünxes trat 0. Jadiga: . ' IS Boxiiadeuhle refined Soda Saleratue ia lb. papcrk; Pot sale at reduced prices by . i ; oct!7 . - i. ., I. A D. MEIMANJT, PER TKAMKRJ. O. EARL 1 M f BOXES of Palm soap, V4 boxes, . ', yr" IS do Sur Candles; lor sale by --- ' - - ,octi7 . . t. & r. HErw, Q PC ntHEI.S SWEET lOTATO-Jnecivd - WW and for sale by .- etl T. BACON A CO. I HAVE THK OÄLY COAIPJLETJl yßlX ASSORTMENT of Brasa lnstrnmanu to b fonn '5J & a it i consistii g of jr. - ; . earn iiuibi, i . -r . ... 'Vm1' Sv Harbs. .Oürman Silver TIM? tis' '.' . Rax Horns, with RotArv ValvtsT , t i , tl i , . CoTnaet. Trompete, Trombones; Ophiclide etc. Order promptly ailed, and great care taken lu the selection of uutnneaUMu t -,ti , n . r . uuum. k, . , . ,T Piano and Jielodeon Dealer, loetS- - 7- Weak Fourth-s feet,- Oinoinnati, Ol S.DRlESv, 1 -. b

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1853. BTTirtu of tha autharü. i Nttd ly tiackartar and ordinances af tka Cuy of Eva viUa. and Mala ma vnar tines. 1a foil uwina: ding aama ten i ii App . ....'rlmiiroTtmeatsaa j p; " O E! 0 B; 4$ U L eLujM O r3 i U B 311 M da No x IM) ft t c side ot 1K d - ttSM l.y 130, VJ Bray...... ..... iSkaiSO I neu lot 7 a j jmprorcmuia o Tt.ll 1 ! I I . T j mproremenia. ............ ..J.4....y...... do do 46 do do D.8 U VSt M S K,.a 4 B r ortoa .... iu. Bairsol KaIeiah...MffsubdiTaf.l251K Hairs af D Stittlll.E!lL73-anfL Stetson , Fosdick and I I ÜK UK Taylor a.. a.i.; ..l.!,I.rVI?p . " 1; .'". iff .. iw da .1 t. Jhi.l f.ü.4AXif .. 4Uf do .da "l" J 1 Walker, .t.,. ..... ....... -4.2SL 4 llxo Qwaexa.fiaX'ef tot Listet ; ... (, -." J,,, sub die .i ... zi . .a Ai. s aarae lot la SUB 01T . t m -LW im ise,of 21 ,.' . r,:! t,l.lH 4 do ' '.do' "" '. '' do dodo I a M .1.- 1 L , SU .- let Isnbdirof CK Ia Ü af" " i . I i i7SalIe ad t..i Ili D liliH. ?-' .r,--i. mi a a tut 1J 19 et 4 4. da 14 41 4 I n.i.7-44 - U 1 -a ' a 71 ' , 4 , 10 M ' "It v:ll 49 , 20 52 ... V Heirs of ueo Dates do . , "..'-;J f ... .- . do . . I fts m rartaf....' -j2i.iTS It a w end of, 1 81iJ.'Ml I . 10S1I I- ll'Sl 12 31 n w 3.-x I.W it or l&xTSofiotf audiT B E f 4 .... .! aft of ,. DE im ir Bai 4 Sal will be at tha Court Hanse. In tba Uy af KeaaaHie, on tha-third day of Moranber. ISU. between tba hens Of lOe'elock A, li.aad te'elook f. M..of said da-r. - ' it .JOHN FARHKLL,...' City Collector. 1 P. S Those Interested in ie aboeo bremiias. can r7 thaj abort derinqnent taxes eosts and ehargef nt any tin rnor to tha day of sale.- foctH tf . BRBUMH.Wdeaen faney Broom M do (leaf straw ' ahaker Breoms. forsale by ' r... -. . tfo417.. . . . j . N I. D. HKlHANH. i GLASSWARE, TOB A rCO. Ali VTPIS Q IAr-KB, ;.: , 4VV. AT AlCTIOl. WB will eil at Anetion on Thnrsday th l'th instant aar' Aala Horms, eornerof Third and Mam iu., eoumeniBg at 'e ck A. Ma 1 ' 1 .. : IM) Boies awort-4 Glau Ware, consatina a4 Jar, tfa piers. Diahea, Aialaase Cans and Tumblers, in great variety. , . -ALSO- ,,- -. v,.,t 'ino Reams of Wrtpfiig f.per; , ,Y;t.m iS Boxes Tobaeeo; ' ' cm do S.M. A-e... -.--t ;.'---,. ' ',.- TERMS CASH. Sal without ram. Dealer are r spet tfully iuritedte auead. . s WOOLSEY A; SKLSOM,.: oetlUtd . ... , , , - ... .' Anetion. I -PUISTEH JOB PAPEBS,' , . ,. K1XOA- ft GOOD.tA.. !o. 77 and. ?!) Wall at., Cincinnati, HAVE on hand, a beautiful stock f PBISTER'S FA PER8.. Cefdr, Card her. Blark and oelore Una, iiruäiea.. Varnishes, c, which thyfl?at r.,-, -j t.-pm AlANCFACtVRSR'S PRIIES, -.,,-t PICKLED PORK AM) '4.ARD. ' ' " JUST received ky the steamer Hickmn and f"r sal at '. .V J. E. MUNRO.K- Family Urory.'. oetIS Com r a and Oak ssa. ' ,o rlcii. fn!IE Stockholder in th .EvaasvvH Sis tight C.. r . i. herc'.y .utibed that a mneting ill be leli st.leore i nfJohaJ dandier. K-t . V ts'ttu tbe hurs of a , M. 4 P. V.. on the Hith diy of October. IS55, for the pnrn ot chuosig tlirr Directors taa.rve fbr ane eer ' .. . . icns-yd , (s- KET3r,4'-4" FRK'li OVSTKR. '-!"" ill' TEhav received. ike li'.t skirvrnt. snd wi:l pe t t band for the season a supply of he celebrated Ho! v;.' . . .. ). . t. 11. - l? t,i. MM' .;':T:,-'?Tij,Ö0O"bzS. QÜIN1XE, . JIM KKCEIVEtTIII WAV, ,r BY EXPRESS A IV D Füll SALIiJt, i FREDERICK ECKiTINR. Jm.-.i ,iftwia. WBOLEsAkC DKCQOJST.- K; . COB. FOt'kTH Asp in s,"," , ( - Cincinnati OUlo. . - .'i -.etn-tf " ' FCRMTIT11E,' WALI. PAPER, &C. AT 6CUM1DT .k STARKE'S. -wrsrT-Rkeep eonrtantly on band a variety of Sofas, Divans; 'w Louoges. Chairs, etc.. f our owa manufacture, er min u facte re to order any f these article witb bait or plus kotvsmk nd la any atyl deeired. . . Also, Just received, a large and beautiful variety ef Will PAPER, of all qualities and styles, to which w reepectfully invite public attention. - ..4 '13 tf . . r BCHMIOT A STABIK.fi BELli I1AGEU ivi l6o akd ovk smith. JOBBING, scab as repairing I'ttbrellxs, Parasols, mendinc brass, awnatiiie Han, M. by - ' ' ' P ,-.i?.7. i . ."- . JAMES BPALDINOi ctll-fim t .. .'1 -- Jn Paurta- and Mmn trae4ai' pOBS AIEAL.Zt bb Cl. fortole frKEBt octS LARD! I.ARDÜ -WO lbs rirne Lard, jwsl reo'd and f' aal. by toctSj ' J. W. I B. TICKKKT. HO ArV! ORSTAJWKÄTAI. PtllJTiMa.. m",. SüMJifcRÄi lte, partner; ot W, W Tilarettn, et respectfully informxt je citiieatof Eraas'illt sad vi. IT l eii.ity , th t rnani. n bnsines. eii.ity. that Yt hu resumed iiaf Jormei bnnieess of S'gn ana i rnam-nt Btl Painting, sad tru2 that by strict atualfoa lo, , Coupled by a tastefnl a4 workmanlike cxeeuMom i, entievodto bim. te iD-rU a c'oBtinusnee cf that par all work eat t....f,. 1 ; v.,,.. 1 1 w ..f.n.H tn him ajel" Shop on Main street, an ih a'-Scf of ft V. J. T. Elliott's new brich bniiding. , v . .I1 . 3 . . " FALL STTLE UATS! WE hr now ooteur Fell tri of Sentlerne' Dral , Hau. It surpasses ererythma; w aver had fcefOT. Thos In want bf a Fashionable a'd g od wearing Hit, sheuld, give ni a call. Our Cou'ortaator rnablesns tamak Haw tiink , will fit tbe mot irregular shaped beads with perfect ease , soujort. also tare on nui ana aae o bii t ., latettfaibionspfHatinnC.j , I "tJ "':' ' MälP Wwt. betwe ÜARCOKJllCrt,r.f; ten First and Sero 4IKTEHEüTI NG TO THE LADIES, , lift hav jnat received a beautiful lot of new styl Ureas i w W 1 ii ya-os Diaca uroiw inioe, an iiunit . , 90 si).. Cloth and M.rin Mantillaa; ' A good saartaMatcf Long and quare Shawls; : ' X Also Silk. Chasm er and bUriaa Hs. which w tl T sal. at reduced prie... . - " - i oetx iwts, pdviiii - r. PICKE SPANIMI j ; f BALES of superior quality.-for sali ihr tbbI IO tea qnantity, ky . Syeamer - si., nrdar WataE.., il i3 750 pieces Silk Handkercb.aifs;-. . ( ! 1'" 15 d Shir Bosoms; ro' i tif fcf I by" - r r T-.1 r-. i JA?. LU" AT W 0tt "I 41 Mala street. Louisville, tf lCO.PARTiERJBHll: KOTICK. THS to beer i ben have- this form -prtTWB' ander th name and styl of JOSEPH O JRWeiLLaV CO., for the traneaetioa of th VV holes) Dry Uaojde; Cloaklug. Hau and Cap and Boote and Shoes Business. Giva-t all at the vomer of Vine nnd First streets. . . "County and City Order wanted in cxennnr ror . i - WILLARD CARPENTK.-. i'ifl :t ti V ji.ÄKPH C.J r. WELL,- If ortRVfT: 1 1 i 'i ' " - ' . . S. ALFOKD, , . ft TEA! TEA! TEA . , . ECEIVKB neLeawiM Prairie CiWt . Cityt-. . k.kfutl Bat- S U .Wa K. Jnh knikfutT; ' ! -.1-0 d epJS: lira fin , do- at iwduood LP", rj I 11. llf.r, 50 : Broom in tor and t't.Vrw7r f-t-f r" rWtU t sep7 tf IBARDIKES AD OYSTERS. fbSlriOZ Cans Ovsters: " Sardine. J ! Cans Oyst M m , . , -, - . . rj;aaiu.i nave and for sal by i oeU - v- NOTICE TO PtW 'Jf??'Rl LRfüaÄ r'a? tu. m... ---.-.. . . . x y. ii ioVvüle, l-d..bd aUneare th. ffi U. Patent. 4 nrsnulictere S,?.'T,4i 1 44 TW ill i tl-- - Agenuf rer . . 9 ,

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