Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 103, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 8 December 1855 — Page 2

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ADD, H. SANDEES, EDITOB. CITY OF EVANSVIIXE ::::DEC. 8 telegraph matter on hands at a hte hour of ight. . Both sides of the question' shall V - heard throiigh our columns. ' - - " e . - . . . - '.' - " ' '".' 1'.- . i.'; JtoAiam Mines. T J ti".J-i: u ...;n u 11.., ii. Uodiam Mines Company are now ready to re ceive orders for their coal, to be delivered in any part of the city, or at any railroad station this side of Vincennes. inclMilinir that nhtce. The prices are given in the advertisement. Wc ... . .. . , - are g aa to see urn trie arrangements nave pi b , ,. last been consummated for the prompt dc.ivery of this excellent coalat fHir doors. Th sali of it starts off briskly. ' Orders we're wing in-! freely at the Company's office yesterday. V, " , , . . ; During the last week the mines have been taking up from the deep shaft about 1,000 bushels . . ' ' . . . per day, depositing the .same, by means ! j their little railroad to the river, and oars moved by a small stationary 'engine, intd coal boat-;. This coming week, tho. anticipate ; raising 2,000 bushels a day. . Everything is moving like clock-work at the mines, and we' have ho doubtt large as the demand must be, both by steamboats and on shore, all orders will bo promptly filled.-:- .' ; - Eeading Eooias, &e. " . ' ioctation, tiave ms in Foster's ''The fivans'viSe ' Library Asso fitted up a very neat iuito of rooms Dlock,' which are now open to visitors. These roöm3 are handsomely papered, lit with gas, and furnished with stands for papers. Many excellent papers' are already on file, and the stands receive fresh supplies by every mail. Heretofore' oufTsanetum has been about the only popular reading room in tho city! While very happy to see our friends" and offer them the facilities of chair.. fire and papers, we congratulate them on having yet another agreeable place of resort yet wa hope not to lose their company entirely by force or a brilliant Opposition. .' We hope every citizon who is not a sulcriber to this Library Association, will forthwith become so, and avail himself of its advantages. Tho Library will in due time present another attraction to subscribers. We have long wanted some such place of resort to the public and strangers, and it should be a matter of congratulation to all citizens that 'we have at last obtained a good 'Reading room. Mr. Crisp, the Librarian will always be found at his' post, ready,to' extend all tho civilities required by. his position. " - " ; Ladies Fair. The Ladies of the German Evangelical St. John's Church, of this city intend giving a Concert and Fair next Thursday and Friday evenings,, at Crescent Hall, with the object of raising funds for the payment of the debt of the Church. This congregation has one of the largest church edifices,, in the city. It was built in the most economical manner, though neat and substantial, and the members ' of the congregation not only advanced means liberally, but actually engaged iii the physical labor "oi" construction, hauling material, it o. Yet notwithstanding tlijcso- labor., Avhich wc recollect noticing at the time for their novelty and holding up a3 an example to other congregations, the church was compelled to accumulate a .debt. It is to assist in discharging this debt, that the ladies of the congregation are now making an appeal to the liberality of. the public. On Thursday night they will give a Concert in which the best musical talent of the ""city will bo engaged,-.under tho direction. . of Mr. Henry Geil. Not only, will thero- be on that evening one of .the most at tractive musical treats wo have ever had, but an elegant Supper. On Friday night, the ladies will open a splendid Fair, when they hope to sea all the spacein Crosentllal! retried. by the beauti - ful articles ottered for sCiowded with liber-

'- nT, v, ' coulJ not Lirui. the . ne&nou 8ag Territo Quite a different aspect of af- lxK5li,t:NCE -orxcii sS. ?, i"ÄV; Th31aB8aBiaeUi. schem, dS.serled, tothejoruf mry lover of : ... We publish to-day - tli otlr fiida cf the tinaiulterated Americankm. .t S c o.NÄ E..l..,Cr .;.r. I- c. v . ( Urfma vom! ' tMllrCa, LaWREXCK, Saturday, 0r. 21, 18o5. "2-', Ti. .f.n the tra.ie t . Miv or.eH th .hnUpV; 8f ny p.n.-- fi i S - x P I we . 4 ill.' M V W - a. kaiisas . story. Stones generally have two - W e are K.ad hear from ooX bourcu , , - i ; f ,. - f.' ' ------- ---'-- th,,. u.f. .. .hw: for .ar..-; rU. ,tT3ir.s-ii..J", nl&-L."? I FÄZlXüSZ sides, and especially all stories abWt affairs in thntif Atchio e.er a .aemWr f-die ton ThurSS . . . . . . . . . . it ...l: . . . - . . - ... ; r -t-11 - i m ri. pAviV.on Mrjwl ur the Pork House. C-rn on. ' -l. a... -i.:- i .- a. i- . f..

Kansas, 'lhe trat talo of the present ditticui- Ainancan party, he w not ').:..... ' ; gencfc Lorn naar Hickory; J-'ot, iu -Uaj Ter.- j .. , J.A!j-:i I'.iiK. i d,c5 d.wv . ..r rSuVTrVmV..;.Hwi,T. ties eama from Missouri and contained verv but by nr-for''äHdeni- fJo&ociHtic leader,' ritwy, Jhat Chas. W. Donr, a yoang man ahijit j R.V ükbtaäd dipper. ... 17." ... "'acction. - - V'.'." ":rtt " "'"'"' t.iw.. improbable statements. That we publish to'- "and there is o ,e of hh trying la " W barbarou,-! lal,f V:!iÄl!ÄÄ:!Ä JrÄ'lÄ, i. r . . ,. ..,1 . , T j V niunierea by a f)ait"nf -i'lemonS who re.-.trB. Citjr Jl. wh:heein they lll.S tryooe1, coveiMinr f Stieia,. Tweeda. Coeud.i .; f.Ia,V Fri.aTil ?',!, r"'i WV. '

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terminate is impossible to foresao at thii tiine. r .In St. Louih tlia- .American party ha o j Mr. löir had been to--a blaicksinith shop. where i' IrC.r!-;kK . rei-a.4irrt,,-iLt pi.e. ' ' Affairs in that region look squally' indeed,- f ito fthos mona incarnate re congre-.l ! r.T.' '" Z 'T " "old Woha.e from tlit first kepU-r" readerpoW SSSSnSi One ,?f lre.vr a rifle on hn (.ind; m T b, 1r ,f a . , , , i i- . i .weekly, wuiftoon ln..MAt.-rie, iwiu;im WTrjiienea-o ?hiot him oliaUuspot.' uui-.-,lmi'.,u";TWu,-a","i fwir htnW.rii. a th bed up by means Of fre-U telegraphy disputes, . nei,t djfor to conduct matter. . Oeo.Ü Tai.- .al!- setdowVh: weapon wicbont inj.uring any 'Vmy ' witli these Kansas 'ijaicuftiw, so far at least as Uee has been ofiered the post, .and there u. on,.. Mr. Dovf started to losreVaaisut way t-.XrVnut-''iT': " ' the dispatches from w.nv could yield cr- strong hope of his accepting. . The foocern a fcw when hU attention was directed rHiH.HoVS rect information,! We give Mor -ditches i toPay ngliü.niunageil towanls.the shop bjr the exgloMion of a pvr-1., 1c:;S:;?i-Tai: .V; ., , ,r V.;;- T here may be and doubt.W js "strong cussion. cap.- Looking around he rece.ivl a t.?au.-to. ' -.rti :,P! L: C"Sr; but not the remotest Aspect . .?bt.iklÄ, .-retch-

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al purchasers. e appeal to the public in be- j - - -j, . ' 5 1 - , . L . .;' --: , - jEFTERsoy City, Dr.c. 4, P. JS. Aajties and half of these ladies, t rnt Hall must be j rj-ttucye.ied lanüht and concluded to crowded for their benefit. ; - v . ".'!"clei:t- two Senators. lüenton and -Atchison' are'

ivw-01d rather 'iurtce oi--tiiicinu-i, uic-df trarK uiair, ucnuonine..)r a out 1 uco-r wio

in thafcity last Thursday in the St'th year of, oaier mo? ViwX - ""'A v'0

ri c. IT was one of the 0Äin-J.5t mission .. . . . ., a'.,

0. ... - . r meet again lo-r.ii.i. . 1 ..-

aries in ine est, oi m m. aa. ...aev..-.-.. t . , .mea taat two en$iTrs,are to oc eieci-

years ago he was anardent Klitician. lie was Tost master at Cincinnati under Un. JACson. We have a thousand ljoyish recollections connected with Father Burke, and regret to hc that he has been called a war. ' CO" Davenport Daily Gazette ha3 ducod the first stoam 1 owcr 1 ress into Iowa. It is a large press, containing the latest im - nmromiinfs with ft fin Rteam ftnor-'nfttfAp.hflil . CCT" The editor of the VeTay News invites us to "pitch in" to him. Rather not. We might by

pitching in get in pitch.

- (ttTVe find tho following -iUm in od of

Richard Everett's letters to the Cincinnati Times: ; ' 5V - Tho American party" in Missouri iä in & health v condition. It does not recognize A tchiMnStringfeltow nor. Shannon; nor .the "bor-1 der ruffians'' of rtotte county. Senator A icinson was for a tinri a member of a Know NothA T" if - V ir", t.- 'e ft raure H" " u..,,,.. to keep dm . here Ke aje f x,u: JrnU " 1 t :lt'ttlul jthey belong.:not only to the:',JVcst, but more U'specialivjti.il;iipat:cui;ir portion '"of-the . 5--. -5' ... "West. - - V- - CtrThe ML C;trniel register extracts a paragraph ooui lraggiii5 ab.1i.Lt corn in Gibson iAitn4u ..1.iv-m rihirt th f.ir;t niMYt. i'nr!n'r ft'n !.' - - '- ' ' : : '. .. M-7rrtni iKp'rrrniiil- ami sIm kutji lü milillikin. and av.rs. ' : - v

. . ., . . - , Y V t 1 ... ., ' . . that 43 pjctl vgoo.1 Hr IIoOMcr-fiirinu-lr out ,' tee of iigilaneo wa appointed to investigate u.ä na c;,-cfinist;inre" to hut tho tiuckfrUbe facts. tV!t further, to search out the offarnrn can (to in the way of 'conn At lhe j fen.ie.s, . d dev means to,b nn them to ius-

late fair in this county, a stalk of-corn waVejt h.it.-d-lhat n.-aFUicd 12 to tho 'iirst oar; ' and- unothor ttia- in-nskircd . 1 1 fee - incnes in hH Som fir si-ntcs,' no-. k a crop; j jir. !chlenker, of this r'Yu; t raised this seaV ... . .1 i- - - 1 1 son. e-pw acres 01 prouna., n jrage w nt UusJMs. ri T-?f;n per acivr ; - !' e,ud ijlong your Mwo-ltars. But jtou havn't srtid auyfhingabout purnkins y er. Thot wo dollars viereto gotoany farmer who could' beat the two productions, to which wo alluded. " -. . ..... "V "'".'"'"" ' SAD ACCIDENT! ' Explosion of the Steam Eire Engine Joe Eobs. .Yesterday afternoon the Steam f'ire' Engine' :'tJ.oe Moss," was placed at the crossing of Vine ajKl SixlU- 8troetSf to ro:,ke a trial, for the esj pCC;.ai l.wft 0f tbe officials of Chicago, who fans visiting our city for the purpose of witnessing the operaf ioris of these lire annihilates. About 4 o'clock, the time when her greatest power was being tested, lhe reciving chest exploded, instantly killing the F.nginecr, John Winterbottom, and wounding some other eentlemen. A. Li. Latta, inventorof the Steam Fire, Engine, was" badry scalded in the. face and on the arms. Jeremiah Brant, carpenter at the People's Theater, was scalded. Horace English, of" the Fire Company, was severely bruised. One or two others were slightly in jured- -'Mr.' Winterbottom leaves a wife and one child thirteen months old. ,H ;. . , The force of tho explosion was so great that it.threw Mr-' W. some distance into the a r, dismcinbering his legs and otherwise injuringhis body, which fell some yards from the engine ' Heveral panes of glass in Dr. Chapman's Drugstore, were also broken by the shock. From the testimony of the witnesses before Coroner Menzies, we learned these facts: that the steam was raised to 50 pounds to the square inch in 7 minutes, while it -took the engine "Latta" 12' minutes to gain tho same standard point; the usual working point is 60 pounds; in a few minutes the steam was up to 80 or 00j)ounds; whilst the engine was working rapidly the hose-pipe burst; somo person called to the engineer to stop the engine which ho did, though not instantly; almost as soon a it stopped working the explosion occurred; the engineer was warned but a few minutes previous that tho steam was getting too high, and cautioned by Mr. Latta about tho amount of water in the "fire chest;" the stara was at 180 pounds the highest point "in trials heretofore only about 115; that the engineer was inclined to have his own way. The verdict of the jury-was: that said Wintcrbottom came to his death by the explosion of the receiving chest of the Joe Ros, which happened from the follow ing cause: Want of suth'eient water in the fire box of said boiler, and that said deficiency of water in s;iid box came from want of rare by said Winterbottom during a trial of said engine on said day at said place. The jury was composed of some of our most reliable citizens. It is very probable that had not the bursting of the hosa pipe occurred, causing the crowd of persons in the immediate vicinity of the e ngine to full back, the mortality and injuries would have been much more fearful to racord. (Xu. Codi. 6ä. ' 07The residence of L. Bachelor, five miles from Jefferioriville, was destroyed by fire with all its contents on Sunday evening last!" The fire is supposed to have been accidental. " ; Cf. Susan D.enin, who was divonied two weeks since in Indiana, hjis married Fred J "untington. aoanjo p.ayer.m vary s. mm tstrefst- says the Chicago -DemocraL-. ; ; .'i Huntington, a banjo player in Christy's, ruin--sacrificed. Green is" to be bne öf tlie Senators! 1 ' ed. .'The day to go into joint session is not yet , setne-i. .:?--AVft Ipnrn from ffoöa authontv that . the deficit in UiJ-It-Offke' Department r; the ! uresCTrf year will be about two lull hons and a i - -. . - - . , . ßoncc.to the operations of tha- Department ; j X. T. Ti-ib. I ... ' j - (v-The Chicago Press of yesterday Bäy4. ' the full returns , from .Wisconsin render it cer-'j tain that Bashford (Black Republican) is elec4 r:--- i .A V . 1 1IV1 .

jbairot dollars, crmc tuarrfrs oi a tr:wnc::::: j,, jntro! lion more than list yer. 1 here has been add- . - -.' . . 7. - Ä 700 rnilos. of n-iafl I. . . . , ,

FutherFroxn Kansas!

THK OTHER SIDE O? TH KilIE3T105. BEGmiXff OF TUE DIFFICULLTT. . . Ease and Cruel -durder. Tim ;,,U!;km !j r,,.,,;.!.,! WW - ,...vr...& "UsVvv aa .Uli.. , an cxtrat from the office of -the Kansas Herald . An attempt was made, to ä rist th? iriu- icrer.but he was secretysd fiy.his pro-slavery abettors, and sscaped to' Sli ssouri. J " ' 'rr " ' ' ' " . "; . ' ITER TJlK'wÄB Jgij'jvi -; ';. Tuesday, Nov. 27, 4 o'clock, A. M. A meeting o Üig-ytizcii. tanreiiod to-day on the jgromld' Where th murder was committed, ami. enquired into tnc lact at iengtn. Jbephjot corroborates our statement that on of - the most cold blooded munlers on- record had been committed by Y. S. Coleman ,as principal allotted by liargiiSj Barkley, , Jos. Moody,' and Wagoner a accessories before' the fact. ' A serrss. of resolve.'fwrre passed, a commit lice. -CoitJiiiau aud his party had fled The meeting continued hi session till, a lata hour und adjourned. - lietween the hours of nine and tn o'clock kr. 1 m the evening on Monday. , Mr. Jones, tho Sheriff of Douglas county, who -received his appointment from-a- bogus -Legislature, attended by a posse oi' fourteen "others! "visited the house of Jacob iSransonland arrested liim for security of the peace, on tho oath, of a couple of the abettors in the above, transaction. Mr. Jones did not read, or even make Mr. 15. acquainted with the character of his warrant, ' but told biru that hemiustpo With him immediately, or he would "blow B. to hell ina iamute." . - ' " ' f Mr. Branson Jives '"hear fho' scene of -the late murder; and Mr. Dow made his honie'a.L Mr. B.'s hoase. . Ibis ks pfolblydhe'.-hHlobt of his ollending. . , .,;;,.',. ; r .The posse, with Mr.: Branson, proceeded towarfs Leconipton,.ia.' Blanton.. Arriving at the lattcr'placc,, they werfe stopped by a party of Mr.' B."i neighbors, who had learned of the arrest, and followed him, and by a nearer route headed them near J, B. Abbott's house - in Ulan.ton. 1 here were but fiftean-of tW," res cuers, iiiiey threw, themselves across1' the road, and requested Branson to leave the party. He did so, although ordered - to remain with the posse, or he would te 'shot ffowfi.' - Jones depatched an expre.is tö lhg' "jh.a'wnee Mission.for aid., , Ho said the Governor had given him the assurance that ten thousand men should be at. his service immediately, if it i .-.. . neeaea, ana ueciarea that they should bo on the ground forthwith. It seems that Coleman, on making his escape fled to Gov. Shannon. What cheers he received from that quarter we are not advised; suthce it to say that ho made his way to Lccompton, accompanied by a guard to keep tim from b Jing injured while passing through J .awrence. lhe warrant was there made out against Mr. Branson, no doubt with.4he , view of effecting his Credibility before a jury, lhe country is all on tuei Means arc be ing employed to call. the peipli, together A company is patrolling the streets while .we write, and the soul-stirring drum is beating to arms. There is no doubt, ere. the day expires, an organized body, under the charge of the Sheriff. will be again upon the county. What act'oir our people will take in the premises wo are not advised. It lsprobablo a meeting of the citizens will bo convened this morniii. The Ilos Market. The market was much firmer yesterday and $6 50 was the prevailing price. We notice sales of .2,000 bead during the last -two days! in .several lots, at 50, some cash and .some, time. We-also' noßOe a sale day before yesterday of ,500 head j deliverable in ten days arid to average 00 lbs. at 6 25 and also ö!X head, deliverable at any time-in December, at (y and yesterday ti5Ö head at 6 25, and 400 head at 6 4.0, short time. Kot: withstanding these sales, Ii 50 was freely paid yesterday. We believe all the houses except one was killing yesterday. Bacon dealers arc paying 600 for hogs from wagons There was nothing done in piece meats, Shoulders are held at C1 cents. A sale of 2000 bbls. prime mess pork, to be delivered in New York, on private terms. Lard was firm. A s ilo of 200 bbls prime was made t 10' cents, and this price could have been readily obtained but there were no sellers at it. - Tho receipts of bog at (JinciiVTati up JO TuiscTty were 131, t'f.5 heads; to same (Lite last season, 105,588; to same date 1853, lH'J -92U. ;.. ... . . IlEAVr ROHBERT AN! At rEMPTD M URSES We learn that,, one night last week, four men attacked a Mr. Holt, on the road between Jefferson . City, and VcrtiallLi ,. alout thirty miles from the former place,, and robbed hi mi of $2,7X10. Mrrlioit jwas-shotnvtharm,cut Lin the side with a knife", "arid gagged by the villains, that they, migfit the more easily rob him.-' . .' - -.- '' Vi'."' ,Vf- si"' 7 -T. " These arc airtlie. circumstances of the case have learned.. Tho robbers had not been arrested at the latost accounts. V7-P.irn'ili4a Hüina ft nrnfrtc-ri'-in 1 . in. V. r . n t jn AlbRnr havin- iwice suffered" ten' dollars : cost for indulging, trkKk ta muLe au lajyanet.- , i. J . -J 12, 4 4 L..,.-. tv.,: ft ccub iu Uii) ri tu ' i a,tr-v-.- jliiu - iii-vi..tsai AYlieu Brül he (totawake. j-. , , . '. .', Ail found hitiiaeiifa nrurreö man, 1.,, Vi'.b'iut.eVii wr-üil n-cuka: s--.a ; -'J viih. iha. t ent:l J.i tl,0 5i,ni?, : iijut tico C lcp one night, Anil race up in the morning with A "if to bless my sight! I'm werry bao-ful; ye I tm. -. , T would save tue Iota n trouble. To pi to hnd a Bnle man. vuke up jiublc. .! . .a. . . -' - . a

iuamea uoiman. ana lent dead iirxin tho -Kant. 'ea tu bwb D.itd.T.. ...

SPECIÄJ; r NÖTIGES. -.-

1 "-r' '.." - ' - Ks ad till I For'all Bowel iie-. C51erJOiarrb.it). Dyspo.ia, rltulecy. C'-nstipatioB, äää geoofeal- J- bii.ev. wekuow of notsiiLg bettet ttin. fr. Vomtktt celebrated fcomaeh. Binors. tt.ie wine lss."ta-cn thre. t'm.t e-b fday, bclore uteris., will be a sure cur t.r all-the iofi dis- ' ea"e. will remove aUheavin, Irom the itomacb. ke--pyou 1 free rroul costi-eneas. sit' Iioa.'-ive a ood atir-etit. . andimr - aitaheaUiiv oue to the wh .le avatem. l'.nr l.oii1,...W .-cp theie- H liaun n-uri-t. .!.. rani -w-' ". ''- .. : r-T5li .?-'- i: i.i.iiiVir I- ri ft t , ' Tie'mp nj eV prtpwcl fnniish Cnal forSt-atlon r th- 'K . Ait a it Katlroaa.'k tv!iv't . -- ; ; . AtCiii- LaBilin,... -" "w ........... . At IbiU-'a Statin,. , At l.icrart(te do:..;. At rritictrtoa do..... At Tatoka An.... At Ribbj do At Drcker. 'do'.;. At inBceDAM dei-.vtr d .13 do do do do do do to ...;..n;J ... ...u 15 15 1SÜ 3'tf'!l rittAv9. Nr article and ro4. fr ! hy cms. s; WEfcts. i"K TKS!-1 Ca Skaaa. aerted txmtnZSo to 3 00 per C7 inJx. at a holeaale or retail. - . -: CtUSi.8. WTCJ.Ba. ' J'OH XCCU. Fire Lumpehi-ap to !,. cenjigomtat. A JcS (5EO.'FOSr(Cl a c.V" Af l. I'f kemaif.-rti'd aiies. at mBafacturera' nrice. 1 adding 't-eight aad ehargei. - nc GKO. KOSTKH & CO. THITK M HK.V'l'- KDVush r cd pre filial, foraalt uj aovB , . - oto. rOSllii: Jfc CO. pOB MK.vL.-KrefhgroiiBd f.r.aieby GKO. FOSTER & CO. 1 but, v, laro: 1 bh w Mess Pork; ' 50 Uief ToBguc; it re'd per CO'iK'S . ' Farnilv (irocry. a -1 1 Ui. tir ..1 ii..i.r. i.m ch'.eoB. a d..S !.liaTa 1U"SU choice Irish Kntto. ree'd per eanal at W dec8 ... , .... -POOK'S Familv Orou.rv. AKTE. To rent, a Piaae for ,ix month, for which a liberJ rrice wilt be paid.- Kt.quire at the Journal Olhn ." RF.SII arriral of FRESH UYSTliR at ' 1 tie 7 TKNNBY t SORKSSps; hare just ree'e a lot of anperior nriBdtonra . ffs dtc7 TEXXLVa- aUKKXSOS.' rfJ.U XV BAGS- 40 bale large stie Ounnie.. for iwle b) '' .: ".. . .! , .- SAilVluLOKU. Xtri Ali. EIES ASD. POHH PACKEKS. Sil; Cre. aa.ysu&l. -r"pared to pnrchnse Pork on our own WW - aOCOUD:'..ltlierllt..iM Nl.fe A. ..luh..UU.. f.. firmm.. or speculators. W e bae two Iron Tanka in iutl on. errfti'rn and imi laid autj.&rit . friira. K..d. nHA .1 i-i-- .-.i uowe iu ine jiiitB. e ouy neaaa at nlgneat mar "V' '" r M oi for others at usual ratca. - . ., nogs aiangniered at our house will be doliTered run or i-'1"'"-. in- aa v nart ol tho eia. .- i ,- .. Ueui.dawJw OK It LACGHLIV, T ECElVEtjfro-n'Xew York- ' - -IV 4(Xilbnew nte-Curr,Mnaf IWO lhe Eag Walnute; 10U vxa Fire oraskera, for aale by . -0 , , . .'.j, I. & P. UHIMAKV. f.MPUBTUD VI.K VlAEfjAli.-i Mli annin. for leby deer I. A Dj-IIEiMAXM. Plf KI.K AJtiXaCCK. i'' SOiiaaat-'d Piekel 75 bzs Catsup and Tepper-tance; 6 bis M'alnnt Cabup. 35 da Crvan-Cheese: .- . Ball Oaadl.-wick. for sal by ( " . I"J k O. HBIMANN. ?Lf COAL!! " FROM the Bodiara Mines. Is now Id eours f delivery Apply at th fhe f the Coapany. u . .-. , Cvraer ot Sycamore and First streets.,, tT-tf . KraaaTille. lad. , r Ann aind btjtteh. tA Ml lbs enuiee aew Lard; 100 Iba prime Roll Batter, in store aud tor sal by de7 . w. a s. vicKuar. POTATORY ASDTl'H.MI'S.5 bu-h Iriab Potatoes; 10 oh Sweet Potaties; . 10 da Turnip, roe'd and fr sal by dc7 J. W. A S. VICKKRY I7 I.OI K SO sacks S. F. Flout various brands all wara raatca loou. tor sal uv dlt7 J w. k s. vmivKRV.. nissoiit'Tio.x, TT1HB partnerahi yheretorora esiattnjr between Philip Charle Chnrehlll, under th styl nf Sä. liomhr.vk au llornbrook a Chnrchill. is this diiy dissolved by mutual eonsens. P. llrnbrook is autiu-rrzed to me th nam of the firm forth purpose of settling the same. P. MOKXBHOOK. CHAS. CUL'HCllILL, ' Evaasvill, Dee. 9. '5-1. ' - ........ - NbTIfU. '.-''' --..- J--. The underjlgned Iwving; purohaM. th i--rettof Mr. C. Cknrchill, in the firm of Hon. brook A Chnrchill, )l continue in busmen at -the ld stand-ander the style of Hernbrook A Col. ami solicits the patroaag of the pubfi. -All p xrs -as inde-bt-'d t the old firm, will .come forward and pny tlfe same, and all person having fllaims against the old firm, will present thosaue for settleuieat. doci-tf HORNBROOK A CO. : -7. ItAII.ItOA STOCKS. - VKANTEIi. a few Share, of Kvansville aud CraafordaV ville KnUraad Stoea at $15 por share. Fol s-le M Shares of tCvansville, fn'riaoapelis and Cleveland Straight Line Kail-cad toek at $13 per share. ft e) 'Ail kiod of Srooks aid tto-ds bught and sold ab oxnaitssiou at COIitiLAND'S Fxihanse Kank. A I.l:M SALT. 2.5(0 buihols fiirsaleHt Se psrbn'ih. ' V . - . UUO. FUSTKtt A CO.. dcc6 Cor. t;anal and Lovt stfeeu; &'-AMI.KS9 SACS.-2.mvr?T3nite'!, bu; K5 I. Beaver 3 do; Extra heavy and forsale at suxrtll a l':inee. ' '- rdec . (E. FOSTER : CO. 4 MKS' SHIIVEI.H Wdoi No. 2. aennlse artiol lor rnV oawaetoia. fi.nla eowat CHAS. S. Wkl.LS dec New Hardware Eoue. 2 d -tirs below Br. liaBk-. ('OA!. IIOD9. Aorted size, wholesale ant! retail, for aal--J.y-,, . td. 1 . . ... CUAS- S. WKLLS. S1 oriiä li,Ba .Ltive..f iiü l-icc.: , Coal Sh'ivel? Staad (lor Suovels and Tona-i'): for sale by .(dce) . .. CU AS. SVVELLü. - RJLATFOriM f' bKS r AA Coubter and l.e Sete, scale neanvi: Steelyards, all sizes' lor sale at aiii'atuiters prior by dc6 tiiAi. . r r.Lt,3. FOIt SALE OR KE.M. COMFORTABLE Dwellina-iloas at the head of Water street. For terms apply to der-tf P. HOUNMEOOK. pavilion hotel. notice. -. .;.' fHAVB woeilw.ith me ra my ku'aiBeas. Mr. Charles B. Loud. Ftosa thai data w s-ail aonduat the "Pavilion" toa-a-ier. Evrnsville. Deo. 1, 18.SH. tdec-tr Srf i t SBAMLK'39 Sack ree'd and for sale by ialtJMUrlF ecf -. U -IAGUEE Si CO ,;rxT B- for sale bv WW wr o wjr oec J . H T. O Cases Bootsan.1 Shoea. 1. H. MAGHEE CO. B.eJPa.y Aiso a l-re etoek of fmily.-Jhts. manafaetured ty ourselves, which are oftVred lor aate either by the case case or bv the niir. oa asiroaoAllteruis a ey can be had a York. yl a.) ., - ' J It. Vt AHE CO. KUnA! (XUTH. 2 e-t-f Persian Cloth. B'ssrt e-iloxa, received this dj a.d lor sale t-y ,v ' r JAMlJS LOW CO bickwi;aT.h.oi. r ffrr vd this 3f-J eki Kxir Uulled Buekwhea Flour. "A Nv. I," difectfrom I'l'.tahiirb ls eacn, at ... .; -v..; t (' i'JAeoj. a- co's . dec , Family Grocery. V:n street. BBL ChoieCrjnberVie if d -T v.. T. ft.y:X k CP'S Family Groeery.' chiusi m U PHKSKMS. fNFANTS' Fancy Caps. ometlItr.- - -" . Bnvf Yotinr America. av Notbm-. Sag Kiehtand avv t'la.h and Cloth Caps. . ; Men's I iberian. Canada, Tonng America, and all th latest ittle of l aps. - ,. Alo--alt kinAsetehrldren's faner and iai Itatvad.Or-now'wl-rn. V AUT1ER &.M:hCN . i ER. -dcpl-la. " Slaia'b. Ireaaa Jd it, t I T?r-KWKT Fi.otH.- p ih.üUIm i p.aitiUnu. reea tur uiart ueaa. iori.it it &; tk. tii.tiii.i u" dro? Sjq. near Water. PKSMA.YSHIP. I 4 FEW srrtBTai-Penmahip ill .be reeeive .t IzV- the livanavMh- cni wercial Colie.e. if apt-liea oat b I md soon'. W. t; OllkJ;!.- K.-, . aointiti i 1'enw.i.a . i.v i now euxf:ed in teaching ihn -er r s etiI ii m I. delf "Vj, ejxij -J.BBKMIAM BEiiM. I'l tii .minirmme- a. --llrA'rl'.l)i:Atl,wthl, price: .k.' uhal Pe.s. 2U0 k shl amall White Bea-S. at aAtji - , . . A vn. J ramiiy -rosary. IS tRPRR'S MAUAZIIVEfoiP.cnTjmtiuctvd II and (ox sal ky 1 cl T. CON ISOTOS t CO.

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nr. e. tooPEn.... H. C. COOPER &:CO.,' PerU Packtr,Siaui htorcr & Tanker EVAKSriLLE, IKMAXAv , . ' ' "sf. c. covFss & cb.. MERCJIAN'fS AND PAIvEES - - ; j II. c. coo And bleached ' I.m' -rl.le Clutbf. bleached Vc.lit.. Caah:i m, ügured Luatree. Ut. Gum Overooats. eteete. . ..A --riA LbO TTIE irn lmirned will aontinne th beiiaeaa la his awa name; '- ThaaWlul-f.r the p-Vronace heretofore so liberally eziendud. he would refetlallt solicit b eonliaaaae. of the . , - - 'jc dS ; v - ' . . CAilPIIBLL. . t t'ci'warclin Merchant, ' ..y. ; ; W11KKLIXG, - ' WHEELING FREIOHT AOEXTS OF THB 3AITIK0EE AND OHIO EAILROAD, AXD lALTlMOkK AXtfOSTOM STBAHHIIir COStrAXT. . skfck TO: ... KraaWnia. Ind. PKB TON BROS. . QUO. FOSTER CO. ... " L-vrcilLlN. CRANK CO. 'Holf'fAN: KKKN ds PKKSTON. ' JOHN S. MiTCHELl.. . . ... ; jouN'soN i. rRKicetf..-- ' d-e4 " '-' THE GREAT 'REMEDY. V. H. Snuth Sl Co.'s PEVim AI7D AGUE CLUE, iFEKSOX STREET. OPPOSITE OWEN'S 1IO.TKL, LOUISVILLE, KY. rWII pToprietor of this invjaluabU prftftratloB hT b b m. iuiic'i by h9 aap'reedcnied succtja an oaeeiuaiiK d-tDit-nd it h met with, to ntiip. at a heavy expense, au tab tiahmeut lot its oaouf--attTw alone, au1 ttrej r a w yrvpT ad ttt till aU order with dj.patrrb to any part of the glubv. It ts onntev-sarv , as it u?trall y tha ran, to y anything in tho way of putting, aa all we axk ia to (rive it a Uir trial. We could publth hundred of eertiticatand lott rain rfrdto its tft-oy . roluncnnly ot to us by those whom it has relieved; but the few tfcutw otfoT. whinh may be called home t-umony, we deem utiieient. ffiset af twelve and eighteen mtiBLhsstanditys have btea permanentl v Tt-liev4 -y ihim med icine whe all the usual rft edie had tailed. We d not ?(TeT tta a cure for r rythMig. rut for .revt-r and Ag e. Chills. Night Sweats, and. Nervous Drtilitr. we da reeot-tmead it aa ft certain rvmedy. Uli may be fiven to infante with per tact a ety. as it contains nothing but what ia purely vegetable, itrNngrtheninK and invigorating to (he systt'm. &wT Priae 1 pr bottle fe7 iK per doien. Ott.ee on Jefferson itroet,,betwien Third and Foftrth. ppiit Jijna Rotel. ' " - V. 11. SM ITH M CO. ' ' 1EAD IHR fOLLOW'lNO cknT'TICJi KaT ' . V"- ' 1 " l.nn ai"x La.urjJ.eo.- St.. Not. 1. 1Ä5Ä. if ksähV. TT. -lTH & Co. Last month whm en vUit to lvoi'Liavle. having been mict1- with tUe Chills and re-ir t'oreix wnk. and i-udieg no rUf in the v anions remedies t.kat 1 totf fc I ws induced tn give your Fever an 4 Ague Cure a tri-.l. tMId in two ttays miao the emu ana nave - improrang iltly ainee: not- da I think tbt the dianase will return m 1 would earnest.1 r-ewjueno this invaluable prepar ation to iU those who are amicted with f ever and Ague or Chiils. .1 ours truly, Junn a. iajima i hereby frify thai during the past inmmer I r-sldM with my iavi r 'auHly ca h i th street, near Itruadway. in theeity of Louille. Ky.. where myself aud three of my tons Were affliotad wich Chiils and h tveT. W tried the usual remedies, aueh as quinine, eto. aritbout getting relief, wh n Smith ii Co ' rarer ao.d.Aa;e lttra was recommenaeu to me. bbu i commenced u'sin. if. and in a few days w were II relieved I nh.erftillv recommend it aa aeertain. eaf. and soeedv care fr that'di.-tresing diaea. I recard I aa the bt:iiUi for the disease ever offered to the public. Given under my bund this t-d day of October, lias I.euis- ...... ,V . I V1"l Lvine, y.. ; . 4 y . ' . - a Personallv sppeared beftrr th nnderairae d W. A. Lyile and made oah th a the statements a.l forth 1b the fnr.oiar certificate are all tra. Uiven uader my hand this 2td day of )o-oiir. . iHSft . jn. t:.ii 1 j . r. . . Foi sale in Eransville; at whol'jale or retail, by - fKELLKR. F.ARNSLY k CO.. daeX gmdaw w ' . . -ttuAijt, Jiaia street. B A TTIXO. ISbatm S. I OottB Bittlnftt - ntlt noTI j COOK'- Family roawr. a T a IM! Kl, f-ia'l liH'H HOI'K STORK Frank Leslie's Juurnnl lor December, Holiday Fietorial for Chrifttnast Yankea Saltans fer ted New.anl idey's Lfcrttt-a Oeeatuber. t.ouuoa IllustraBook for DecemKeT. e.W I u uoi.n ft lb caas run repper, 20 do !. Ih do Otur.r. ' ' J.- --- -ii tV - Piment. . . ! 10 d ii lb " do (ianinea, ' - -i. 1 do ü It do Clovs. to do i ft cBiipremliustard, 15 da yt S do do. It -n lit do - do. Just received wer steamer Altamant. and fa ala.wrelel and retail (kea, and warraaud pure or bo sale, at -.Bovia .- . - . . ; ,. , J COOK'- Family Jrryr R SO AXti HITB i'Htt AR WARE. , , tdoan Red Ctdar Bucket, . . S nt;-i, 8 each, Red Cedar Wash Tub. : 4 J dioB 3-beoped White Cedar Bneketa. -.-,-'. 1 do assorted bvaa-hoopd Cedar Buekeor, 1 do do do overed d, - Jut raesived and for sale sheaf t novas . COOSt'g Family Orteery ' J- B. CAMPOBIX, BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER, ' yiKST TKtr.T BCTWKKS VI5K AND PITISIOH, EVA"SVlLtB, ISD.. "If AVCFACTCRER ef every description of Brass ttork. 1 1 m of equäl quality, it not superior to anything suamaiaatnrtd in the Hau, mid on favbrabli terms. I k;tp o-Q.r.mtly nn baud oil tlol.es. atop, gauge, bibb ana cviinier cot-its: enuren. ateMnooat uu nosn iit. 11triution metal, sott and -neltersolder as wll aa a o mp.ete a-'S'irtmont of all other article usuallykept in thUhneol buiaeis. I o.m Ua annoint-d sola aen.t im this ei tv for ike aale of J a. Thotnpaon'a c.ehratd leather beUinc These beltin en r : fareupenor t anything yet atieieu. aud have 1 va riably, when rx'iibited . beon awarded with t'n ant n miuit, 3 i.pl es of tho same can bo seta at the establishment. Kfrj dcrtption of Brass Castfsgsmade to order, and farnifnea at :ineinnapnte. . - The highert tamrkiet prioe paid for old eeffer. brastaad tint.. All orders sd-iresre-i t zee will mfret with prompt and iramediate attention. 1 ' IRISH IJIVENS, DAMASKS, 4C. T I'ST reeoived direct friu th maafacturora. in LariraB I and BaubridK. Ireland. well iol--e:.d-stock I Linen Goods. vii . 12-4 Linen Sheeting, soft finish and gras bleach; su-inch rilluw-ciM Linens. do do; , ., 3S inch Sliirtins;. do do; Bleached Oamask Table Cloth, assorted sties; Whit brown do do do d; ir rItloached do Tfaskias; . Biea-hed and brown Huckaback Towels; ' Linen Cambrie Handkerchiets, ete. " ' - W invite the att-ntioo of bnrers to thee Oooda. -t wholesal or retail. P.ssessinK the faoilitiea which we do, we defy competionherorelwhv,..i iv - ; deel Corner Main aud Fi rwt street. :irvnniEs.--3 . . A. bush Onlan. ii huh Pri.l Peachea." 15 do Dried Apples. 1 ' -wnite rieans. to do Sweet Potatoes. 7J do fresh Cor Moni," 1000 , Buckwheat. just received at -,. ". , r COOK'S Family Sroeejy. dead' tHEiillä, 4C-- os W, R. Ceam Che,,. ) .. 00 Uaitimore Roe Herring. - 0 Luah Uominy. jn-treeir;ed at deel ? - s - C-OSr'S Family Urocery. Vt BA.MVKirirtSjTKH r. ;. Ä. tiodey'i Ladies' tlvok for Daeeenber; . " 'Holiday Pictorial for Chri tmaa; .; Ballon' ilSiiil'pe (it Oeeeaaoer; -" " i . ws Hoys 1 ietorial fos 4'iJ.es; rtrank Leslie's Oa-ett for Oeccmbe;'; - . f:ek-od- staga.iae for.ovember, WaVi fj Mirll'l e- iiiit eaiVVe . .--,'. Yackee Notio-i forl.-eenil.fcr:' '- '$ : FranV Leslie' Journal for D-sevmb-r; --. Puuvpi's Magi tiae tor Oeeembe-.- -1 -dec! S'atJMV B.KO COrS..oielongint.reeivedahd iUn. fa-r aile by ' devl- S. V. tII.HF.KT k C-t. UKHL KiiMI BEI COHIlis. 10 reels r.eiredpr lt:-V. Saas and K-t aale by - -il c... S. B. OILBERT COi. .eel5" ' ."' ' -' ' -Jeaaaar stTett, near VVatere T PAR I will receive Yrn1ertors Coantv Ordre at nV'par ior Uood. when th full fae of the orders are traded f.r. . deel SAM-L ÜMWCir. : A loiit.-ii;j!;.:i I f K twenty vert-i;actical xpi-i?e; idr;!t-i ef aaitV I rect to . , mi a?, rjeaneemc. ib.f ...r'ot VJt-CEIVED 2. dozen Hemp Bedeord. '. 1; j L - o eoila Halter tope; 4 r-els Ma- ilia Medoord; iit '. -Jl-xes snorted T-rH!-Ti ""2' I tH yni aeSCTe!. csterced ,. "' ft ks Neri ---r - - Naa'r: ' - " Tdrum Coilnan, it.-j 4 3

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evans vi ixt; c RA y foe us y ilk; , R: A-1 Mi-Q AD ; WIXTfiR .AIM! AXGKli EXT., , Two Traill Csilr. Su n tiara, ExVrälee.. ' - ci.ti; si cuts tt utcieic t outsirun. . W sMisl Mail Tram leaves tra. rille at 11 A. -kj aC'bleeto raia.acertaae trais tka Altea Kaad at 1 wrmm llautr. uiax threujtb ia II heure. . I. ma paatoaxtrs take ike Okie b Itiaeiaeivyi X aUreeA, at , laeeaaea. ADAMS EXPUESS COMAKIT. NEW; ARRANGEMENT, 'PUB ADAMS EXPRK.V? CCJITA-VT r peat tally aaX onae to their friends, the ewblie f Kvaaavill aad vieinitv. that they hav determined to pn an etae im etvansvill to k devoted eaeluaively to the traaaaeti.a f ' the btmnea af their- Line, and have appointed r. SIO. a.v..i....- bs in.ir a-11. wne, irm Bis past natin wita tie buaiaea. ii Mrlmlr f miliar with .11 ih. and tl details of their peratian. Tbl arraaitem.al ha . eB mode with the sole object, of ie.rrarla( th faeiliiie of the Kxpreas. and thereby ia crease its dnirabilitv t the pb-. lie to aeeompliah which th beat -rw of r leaa) aasaV win oe especially airecte . All peraoas h.'inv boaitre vritk ear omay will la all ob Mr. Vlellnd.. at oar aaw ema oa Firat straet. be- ' Loenatand iJaia, wk alca is aalkerieed ' as froat thisda novl-titi - A-rERDSArTHRB. Inpriatmdti lADLt.XAI'OLIS nsm.WlK COMPA.Wt 9 INDIANAPOLIS. lJfD,: , ;. Bod el Dlrrrtor. John D, D. frees. Wm. R, Nafs'.nasr. IT. W. Talke. Ulis W. right. Wm.M. MoCarty. 1'fl.a K...

-. . n. cine, j . a? . -pener, w. . vt aortas. L. R. Bnonwri.L, See'y. J D. DKFKKKfi. Pr't. ki3i.no srs, iko. , .... Board f Direct.ra. 8. Hathaway. B. B. Loriag. Jaaek C. Wll. ---Jno. VV. Speneer, - John Urse. . J. Natkaway. ' J. P. T'bray, 8. F. C.via-te. J.W. TalbaM. ' W. T. Pate. Wm. H. Powell. .evg llopi. B. i. Uatbawat. See'y. 5. HATHAWAY, rres'k. - Th stock f both f these Oompanio is owned bad thvrr business is manared by eitii.aaef thia f -.ala: aad their pratioas are eoafiaed exeiusively to tbeStat! Indiana' -'-; ; Risk taken on Buildinva aad kferchsadia. aad ataa an th

cargoes ot Flatkeat aad -teamkoats, at eaaitabl raws ( premium ey . - M, g, unAIU-KlA oot-7-d.m . .. ... . AgeatJ ' COFFEK.-1SO bra fa. . W. Pl.ur at tke landlag, J which w sell at reduced price. .. - . nev29 I, 4 D. HE!MiJS'. ia.o wAiirt aT8 novuiiT axi eoi.1. 3 RSOXS going Wim, land speculator. r persons pr curinc lan tor their children, ean UTI Nomr hi a.vehasing Land Warrants at "Oopelaad's Fxchaage Hank. AS-ill Land Warrants sold fey as are OAk-JiTaM I h rrect in try particular. - - iit aa u uurnuA.-i., Cashier, ' 8,MRST OF THU K -tsBd.rl.ias. Ipa-t-ribr, Back Bones Pra F.t, Lard. et., ate., for M.liiar, Pork lleuae. eornrrjf Lueua' street and Canal. A fall sappl all the Packing kmoii. nev.fi OKO. PO-TBK k CU. . dTOFFK-.25bageprii fotsalel- w to elese. OKI) POST, k CO, Lli.M MALT. 2MU bushel for sale I y nv-.. , i GEO roSTB k CO. 'HITT A.D UHKV I.IMK Fr..b. to aal try f Bov- - ..UKO; fOSTKR CO. - r-- .-- -y.,.-,-. ... .4 .... TH iKORlVIAt: DIXXKR Füll ALL. II ! -- Turkass tu received at-- - - :- : - r.ir COOK'S FamilT aerr. IÄirt'-fW-jd box new Lay Kai. as; .'"'. .-.-ii "W.. ZanuCurran a; . 100 lvs Cureai juat r.eaiTod at -i yi - '- . JCOOK a Family ry. - fiOriTAKt AMI VIOI.lSs -A tl.ll r Oeltar an VP ' volins jr.st received per th Adams Eipreas by M. MIKLSCH. ' - 2 iV First slrest. ppesite Peat-esSo. Arf si A Ml l-l I.ISTjV:K'!4- Dicken Iloaaakold Wrd f rersir. ALL- I O Ol. DR I. A Ii KK. . Ii pi o faaey celersd all-wool De Lais; 15 do brown. ... - da - do; M d - is d 1 d bin - d 3aaaris bin d dark groan , do; : , . di .. . .. d. ... - - ' - 111 d pea d d KecaWad iku day and let sal ky bo2T , .. , -."'.. JAWBS LOW tO. ' TT FIREMEN'S BALL, FOE TUE BKÜBFTT OP TH ' -CNIOni F1IIK COirlKA -."O. tt ATRICE 'q KRAMERS BItKWERT, ... , On. Secentwr 6ta: " . . . , GRAND Sitt will be gives asv the eve lag after XV Christina. The fsita Ii'S Company invite if friends and th k!ie t k tret en I B tie )., . 1 OEO. KOtFLJf, ; . M. MILHAl'8R!(, 11 VICTOR Bl-CH. . ; JOSEPH RBITX. '"'.. ...... ' PHILIP RAC8H. 1 WM. RK1TZ. " ' " ' " K8XÄY HOLZKr. novit tf . Cirsotor. ' T ELV KT V ESTIXH. pi hnndsam strlas rieah W . elvat t nsttng rectvA uu i I dar nd for sale b. . AM AiUn dt vu. GLOVKg. ' doten men' whit Bilk OUvea; , ii do do black d do; Keceived this day and far sal by H'.eJ - - " - JAMBS LOW CO. Blt IAT8.-A bine and rang Print. m-i . - blaeandwntt a. 1 do Eaaliah Fnrnitnr Print. S do do aalid bl.ek do. Received aad for sale by JA 11 BS LOW CO.. ' novibdAw --j 418 Main street. Lnisvill. Ky. (''A.'TO.'rFLA!..FL.-fiasebrw Oaabsn Fl7 J raeeived hi day and for sale by JAMBS LOW COJ ' ,4 , aovW-dsw 41S ltainstret, Loniarille. Ky.', , ATL ET. 1 "'S oliv brawn Satinet iCv 1 do Oxford mixed. 4, -1 - tfevivaa tm any -ana tar i ay aov26 JAliSS IOW k CO. W CfTTRK. b'as low-prlgd Maei ti(irf feveved thi' aa A say aa lor sat ny JAHRS LOW Ar CO;; " 4U Mam sret, Lonlsvill., Ky. n-v-fi-dA tfO-FKK.-J Bv27 -lOO sacks bow crop received and for sals Vr ' ORR. DALZELL c6 a,;l Gtn A.D MOLASti8. New- v p Mv.d an C for sale by novn OUR. IA LZELL A CP-'-. BROOMS.v-4ndoxn assorted r-eeived and for sal by nov . - ORR. DAL-hLL fO 11THI1K LKAD- keg. pur for sals by J ' V W uov.7 ---k - OKU, tAl.aKLI..A CO. irCXDHlEs. boxe 8ta-Candles; . '.?.. 1 T - a, no tvBeat-tarcni ,) lbs colored Carpet Clialnt "" " '-I doirn naif Baah s. ito boani; , , 1 do Buckau; - , ', - V 7 - 20 Tabs, for sal by '' - ' ' ORR. DALZELL k CO. Bt O.AOMIt' AL HTOCR FKKDI.MJ. Cars avd C"'" fi j mill -for talc; also Portat.l Cora Wills and Koilie. - Cl-ba. -BU, . no J. B" KÖI.6" s .le by J. K. -MiOROB S Family O.ceerv. Curaer Oak aad Seeoad stretC -73 lie s af ibis favari'e brand for' i 8. K iriLBKKT CO. nov?t C-IM-lA VI HHP AT L'KXTS.-kO box... nohi araicl. lovgaiaw th trad asat'ove.t ctoa. - -at. R OILrJKBT k C.O, ., Bv24 &yeamre. neu Tf ater OY OH AI LIC Ch MEAT -25 barrels M sat. lwT ort- .... a. E. OILBKIIT CO. n . -. . -, . . . ; . IS. 13 drums Iot sals by ' .'L.r-'ir 'iU' ; jk. aM - a. b: CTLBERT k CO.- - -- - ''-' r-'- ':? -TF.A.TI 5111.1 FOIC tfA'Ial'le '. -;! --SL GSEAX, CH4NCE FOR-A BAEOA-JT! '.'"T THft'ta'dersiraed pVopoaeo sell their l-silrb Kill and WUT Proprrtv; Ideated i miles lrm..KanavU!e. atgpnag. ' BeM: Pity coantv. ia a ue. healthy' aad well timbered iatriet. suiuii-le U suub busia-. , - ! J. The lollowing aro the it.ios l.-r. sa!: Ont t p right .' eu 1' tet of lumber ia a ist- a Circiiür Sew; oaa fia mo nf Durra. a'.J aitUäiM .mnig ia srd rter:3yk Oan: S .ya w Clivias-, r,lacaa-iit -aopan ow; ,2i - .a - t iawerrawr -..u.etjiJh two. benen et each. Htaalea, '-ii"4 ab honoMpiue - Allot t? at o;t afOUndnrr ete--U aorea cl Lad. w.,ich Is inefurf.o- JTls 'S oaid f '-? I Trees.-tand)ivf IV anile from the .- . . i nciii d.'t;f . . A.. J . If r fT -

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