Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 114, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 21 December 1855 — Page 2

ADD. E. SA5DEES, EDITOB.

CITY OF EVANaVILLE. FRIDAY MORNING,:::::::::::::::::DEC. 21.' Editors BUari) alter umoes.

The "corrupting influence of the press" has'f es ""f aT n proper terms

1 ..tl- Jit., 1--1,,1 T.nn l. TT , never u" iuy Fy "VT"1-' '"T " i ; the fact that a number of big and little Did . Line editors of this State, are becoming ofl3co- ; seekers. They doubtless think it has become . . ..,.- kbsolutely necessary to illustrate in person , nv k -rii ' their own principles. Tney are charged with , being a party of office-holders and office- . . . . j i 1- - .1 a. - 1.1 ntam HaTOTTniTlpfl I Ken, au to sacnfice themselves to illustrate the facti more comprehensively. Or perhaps, burning """'i"""'"'- 1 r ... t like tallow candles with the patriotism which so fills them, they think the country is no longer safe if deprived of their services, and are gallantly bent on rushing to its rescue. No one doubts but that they are a disinterested set of fellows, anyhowjust about as disinterested as the organs of their peculiar principles get to be. ' The three highest offices on thtir state ticket, with the exception of Governor, are already claimed by editors. Mr. J. C. Wulker, J late of the Sentinel, is a candidate for the nomination of his party, for Lieut. Governor. We have a "bar dag" Secretary of State in our own city. Hicks, of the Rockport De mocrat. is out for Auditor of State, and is just the man to run alongside of our Secretary. Ho ia the individual, and "nobody else," who recently wrote the graphic account of his visit to Evansville, in which his devotion to "mint juleps'' prevented him seeing either business or im provements in the fastest growing city in In diana, but which did make him see a far higher destiny for Rockport than for Evansville. - He is sound on the "mint -julep" question, and therefore has no doubt, every qualification necessary for the unimportant office of Auditor of State in the eyes- of hi3 party. : As no editorial candidate is yet announced for Governor, we take the liberty of suggesting the name of friend Frary, of the Warrick Democrat. ' Frary may bo unknown to fame, but be - is not unknown to the Democracy of. Warrick. , This Democracy is situated midway between the Democracy of Vanderburg and of Spencer which have each their editorial candidates and it is but fair the Warrick Democracy also should have a candidate on the State Ticket. Our Warrick cotemporary is a team in himself, ' where there are any "Democratic principles" to be drawn over the ruts and stumps of Know Nothing opposition. If successful, we know he would not be "stuck up," but would bear his honors meekly and with Christian humility. If defeated, he has the philosophy to bear the evils political flesh is heir to, although he may bo ready to flee to others he knows not of. Frary -has dcumsJ He was one of the first Old Liners in "the Pocket" who gallantly risked his life to discover a Know Nothing Lodge and although he did'nt tumble down a ladder and cripple himself, it . is said he sharedthe risk and defied a similar result. Moreover he has been belaboring the rascally Know Nothings ever since ' they sprang into lively existence, with an awful heavy cudgel, so ponderous indeed, as to keep him in one continu al, demnition sweat, so long as it is in his hands. Let the ticket then be Frary, Walker. Hall and Hicks. It is time editors were be ginning to be appreciated by the people. The only fear in this case that the editorial aspirants need apprehend, is that they will ho appreciated, But let them keep bold hearts. Those men than themselves have been elected to office, although perhaps the people did'nt know 'em at the time so well as they do these gen tlemen. 07 We notice in the Evansville Journal of Wednesday a most contemptible piece, signed "Many Citizens," of ML Pleasant Ind., publishing the wonderful catastrophe to the world that Judge Niblack treated some of his friends in that place to $3,50 worth of Liquor, and that he expressed himself opposed to the prohibitory law. It is too little a piece of business ta receive the honor of any retort whatever from our hands, or from Judge Niblack. ' It' ncennes Courant. ' This was not all. The communication charged that Judge Niblack had advised the violation of the' law, a law yet on our statute books, and which until repealed or decided unconstitutional by the Supreme Court, has as high claims for the obedience and support of citizens as any other law. The person who thinks the charge made by respectable men that a Judge of a Circuit Court in Indiana, not only encouraged by his acts the violation of a law of the State, but actually "recommended its violation, is too "little a piece of business' to deserve the attention of said J udge, certainly has a very indifferent or mistaken idea as to both the responsibility of our high J udicial fficers.and of o,ur laws. We do not know whether the. charge is true or not, but originating with respectable citizens, the public have no right to doubt its truth unless, denied by Judge Niblack himself. We certainly had entirely too high an opinion of Judge N. ta believe such a charge could be truthfully Ekade against him. If, however, he does not deny a charge of the trious nature of this, we must believe it true, and so must everybody else. . - CrWe call the attention of those interested to the boarding advertisement in another column. A fin opportunity is here offered for persons wanting independent accommodations, and with a very agreeable and small family, (7- During this month over one hundred and eighty steamboats have landed at our wharf. '

A very proper ßtfender. are not surprised that the Enquirer ... m

thinksour editorial aftout Lunkenheimer "Tin- i

dictiTe, low and vulgar." The editor who The invaders are all enrolled by the Uov- . , ., t. .(im f ernoras they pass " the Shawnee mission, and

wouiaaiKTi. wre.u m r they have jested sentries at all the fords and ! publicly disgrace a woman whose happiness he at -nta al the creek ani search and dis- ' . . . . iii . ' ....

had already destroyed, ana upon wnom ne naa repeatedly laid the 'hand of violence, has no i doubt a very poor opinion of any man who . . .... .. . . I holds up to condemnation e living slander upon the image of his Maker indulges in,i.,k, innffvt at e hfe hf wife; . - . , . . -. t. he should have a valiant defender in his ad- . . mireri ine euitor of the Enquirer. As this ada ted . to the condition f. . ...... .. , . .. . .,. of triat editors principles, we leave him to the '

-;--"""-enjoJnientof Lunkheimer's manly actions, ' n . . : . ' . .

. . , , na m:sir.l.I w.f -ivh n rr iu ti-nirn fo attend to us in person,' we trust we shall have the sympathies and prayers of all abused women. But honestly, we do not think a male creature who would whip a woman, and that woman his wife, has the courage to attack a man, even if he don't weigh one hundred pounds, j letting off Steam. An Old Line meeting held in Warrick coun ty adopted the following among other equally enlightened resolutions: : r - Besolved, That Know Nothingism, although the offspring of the. old blue-light Federalism and modern Whiggery, has, in its brief career, shown itself more anti-American, more rotton, corrupt, proscriptive, and infamous in its character th in all the isms that have existed since the foundation of our government. ; This is certainly calculated to '"hurt the feel ings" of the members of the American party, It is the usual style of argument -adopted by those whose hearts have been - filled with terror for, the fate of Old Lineisni by the tri1 uuiphs of the .American party. Such abuse and defamation are harmless but sö lonx as they ease the -feelings of their authors, they are useful. , They are a kind of. safety-valve which carry of the overcharge of steam by which little office-seeking political demagogues are kept running. The noise made by the opening of such valves, is not a premonitor of destruction, but merely an assurance that the rot ten little boilers of some, stern-wheel dema gogues are yet safe. We hope "the Democracy of Warrick" feel better. ; - 1 ' ' Christmas Beep. Mr. Jacob Miller has just brought from Henderson,. Ky., where he purchased them, a lot of the finest cattle ever brought to this city. A pair of them weighed 3645 pounds, and were probably never excel led by anything ever bought for this market. One of these, and he weighs nearly 2000 pounds, is reserved, for Christmas, and Mr. Miller's stand in market will that dar show off in a little Detter beef than our market has seen of late days. These cattle would be an honor to any market, and we are glad to see Mr. Miller is showing the proper spirit in their purchase. We hope his example will be" followed by others. 1 ' ' ' ' " ' lr Large Paisting fob Raffle. A large oil painting, representing shipwrecked ; mariners at sea on a raft discovering a vessel,' can be seen at Cony ngton's Book . Store; It is far superior as a work of art to those' paintings lately sold in this city, and which with their fancy frames now ornament some of our best parlors. This picture will prove a handsome ornament to any room. It will be disposed of by a drawing next Christmas. An opportunity is now offered for the purchase of a ; chance. Call around at ConyngtOn'a. ; I f ' : .A Scientific Swearer. I Tho Louisville Journal gives the following graphic picture of Richardson, the Pemocratic candidate for Speaker. No wonder his friends, the Old Line Representatives, stick to him so welL He is capable of doing all their cursing and on scientific principles, besides throwing in a few extra oaths on his own hook; J : Mr. Richardson, of Illinois, whom the ad ministration members support, is . no doubt ostensibly sound up in the Kansas question, but he is a drinking, coarse, .vulgar, and rude man. The remarks in relation to him, copied by us a day or two since from the Clevelander, are true. 4 We chanced, less than, two years ago, to be throw n near him where he and several other members of Congress were gathered in a circle by themselves. . A gentleman by our side pointed him Out to us and. remarked, that, if wo would listen a little '.while, we should be certain to hear soma hard swearing. We didn't listen, but we couldn't help hearing. We have heard, we are sorry " to say," a vast deal of awful swearing in our time; we' have heard gamblers swear, we hare heard sailers swear, we have heard flat-boatmen swear, and we have even heard fish-women swear; but newor in ' all our lives did we hear such horrible swearing as that of the adininistration candidate. The variety and the in tensity of his oaths were wonderful.- And then the novelty of many of them would luve been amusing but for their dreadful blasphemy. We could not help thinking that he was in the habit of devoting more time and study to the invention of new modes of swearing and cursing and blaspheming than to all the other pursuits of life. ; We do believe that he could outcurse anything under heaven except perhaps his Holiness the Pope. But, if nobody else will suit the seventy-four for the Speakership, they must stick to him. ;If they elect him, they will have a Speaker to curse for them, and a chaplain to pray for them. -. , A Smart Woman. A young Irish woman attended a ball Thursday evening in Saxonville, at the home of a colored man named Thompson, and was led down the mpsv dance' by many an ebony gentleman, until . midnight when feeling somewhat unwell, she retired to another room, and immediately gave birth to AJ ten A. th. child being nine hours old and she not liking the accommodation, took her new charge in her arms and walked to HaoirvmA distance of three miles, in W, t an one hour. Younz America cannot beat ihi . Rochester Tribuni. v t, , 4 ,

Thing in Kansas ! The Kansa3 correspondent of the 2ew York . i i 11. - it

riDune, writing unaer aaw w ; me n, says . arm all who attempt to-pass. I ney . seized a man who had come down from" Lawrence yesleru ""llu . camp. They stopped me at the ford, and to search and ' disarm me. i I refused to search anr disanp Jne. i Ir refused to allow them, and rode on. Haifa dozen rifles threatened me, and they called to me- to stoD. Thev led me back to the camp to be examined and kept! me; some time,. So that I had an opportunity to see the whole camp ap.tus Tho "Inp Rtnr" fla wn Vravlntr pamus. ine lneötar na waawavin0 over the camp. The whole aflair is really ' under the control of the secret organization that exists, in Western. Missouri, of : which ... ,. ,,,.. , .. , A- i i irfhicnn anil ? ytWTlrll I Altf, ftr-O T h ft loflfiartt Atchison and StringfelloW- are the leaders After threatening to keep me I succeeded in getting over with my arms, They thought I had only a little French pistol, which I gave to Sheriff Jones on . his pledged honor thaJ I should have it if I was ffright." , Howfot off I scarcely knowjpxl-tiitened proceedings, and they thoughTVas a Western man returning to the Satzes. Had they known that I was on the staff of the Tribune they would have hanged me as highas Hanian. ; ! I rode to Shawnee Mission, more than thirty miles, to make complaint to the Governor. 1 did not find hiuui AVent to Westportrbe had left, but ' I learned that, he had received instructions from the national executive author izing his proceedings, and many more were going to leave Westport than, otherwise would have done so. , There is a large number in from the western counties of Missouri who are to startup. ! I learned that Judge Johnson, lately from Ohio, and a young man who came with him, were seized yesterday by a band of these law less borderers. ' Both of these gentlemen are now in their hands, and I heard many threats that they would be lynched within a few days. I also heard thatna mob intend to destroy , the American Hotel within a short time. I heard a good deal of discussion mong the leaders, which I will detail when I have time: the sub stance of it was that those who were marching on Kansas were m tor ? war at all hazards. They intend to demand that Lawrence shall deliver up the fifteen men who engaged in the rescue (these . are not in Lawrence, and live ten miles from it.) ,They jilso. intend "to'demand that all arms shall be given up by the r rce state men, the leaders lynche !, and the others warned to leave the country. r This War is premeditated and deliberate on the part of the Slavery extensionists. I heard men high in authority among them - declare that "now was the very time. The river was just about to close; no reinforcements could arrive for tho Free State men.- There were only some 3,500 of these in the Territory, and iff they were not cut off now they never could be. that slaver' must and should go to Kansas, and that they should fight and let the Union go to the dl.'f Such was the sum and substance of it.- ' - I came on toward Kansas City, and was again arrested by armed men.'.".' I was taken 'to a. house, or rather-, went, with them, , .keeping my arms.. Here I was searched, but having no suspicious papers about me.and statingthat 1 was an lIlino:san (the truth I got oil. I could not, however, have escaped alive, but for a providential circumstance 1 have not time to relate. . - . The Territorial authorities are going heart and soul with these Missouriana. 'The. "Free State men are accused of committing out rages; but these charges-are totally false. As to the fable of burning houses, there were only two empty shanties destroyed, and . these were burned by the" Pro-Slavery men themselves to make a story of., , They arc charging the Free State nien falsely, and the Governor believes all they tell him. - ' Gen. Chrk, he -Indian Agent, shot a ProSlavery friend who had knocked at his door last Saturday night.- lie thought lie was a Free State man, ran round the corner of the house, and fifed a' shot-gun at him, lacerating his leg. ,,. , ,. ., There are only some 400 Free State men in Lawrence, who will have to fight twice that number (unless they are reenforced) in a few days. Let the friends of those here rememler that the intention is to drive them out and kill them, and the Territorial tJdvemment is lent to the scheme. ' It is the resolution of the Pro-Slavery - men never to lose Kansas, and there will be a dreadful struggle. . For the issue I fear, The Free State men act with uncommon prudence, they give no provocation, and are determined no to fight unless they are driven to it. The Missourinns . seek to provoke them. They have fired on the sentries, who were posted to give notice, so that they should not be taken by surprise. ,lhis fire Was not returned, to the great credit of the sentries. . Their intention was to draw their fire, so as to have an excuse for an attack. , NEGRO STAMPEDE. " ! Three Eunaways Drowned. . , ! -Our ever attentive Paris correspondent writes us that there was a negro stampede from. Millersburg, Bourbon county, on the night of the IGth inst, of which - he gives us the following particulars: ' ' ' ; ' ' -' ' They left Millersburg on Sunday night, in Mr. Mac, Miller', splendid scarraifie,and in passing the toll-gates on the Maysville pike, the carriage was driven hy a white man, who represented -its inmates as a runaway match on their way to Aberdeen, the Gretna Green of Kertucky, to get married, v. ' '''- j There were evn negroes in all, three' men, three women and one child. Oue belonged to Mrs. Taylor, one to Mr.' Mac. Miller,, and the others to CoL-Knapp, and ethers in" the neighborhood of Millersbarg. One of tho neero men had been only set free at the last term of Conrt, by Mr. Abe. Moore, of Bourbon. ; " They proceeded in the carriage to near Washington, whence they went oh foot to East Maysville, where they attempted to cross the Ohio in ; a. skin, .1 he skin leaked and sunk, and the three women and child were drowned. The men cried for help and were rescued by a market-man going Jrom Aberdeen to alaysville, who happening not to be an Abolitionist, , took them to the jail at Maysville. ( Theres is a great excitement at Millersburg, and if they can gt possesion of the free negro, he will probably be hung. The white man. if he is discovered, .will be pretty apt to meet with the same treatment. Lou. Courz ' v , , : - - ' ;a 1 f - we earn fr,ontthe larit ,7aba"f ?ouner: h3 now town clock, as jll as Madison, Indwnapohs and Lafayette. Madtton Banner. ; - , 4 i Evansville has had a town clock,' lot thesei many years. - . .

An Exceedingly Funny Business. j We extract the following from the proceed- . ings of the House of Delegates on Monday : j Mr Heiskill offered the following resolution:

Resolved, That leave be given to Job B. Crab tree, of Lee county, to change his vote for Senator of th United States, he having inadvei tently recorded his vote for Geo. W. Summers.. - --'-n ,i lt ft i-j-. It appears that Job did nt know, wnen . ne . voted for Senator, who was who, or wnat was. He thought Mx.s Summers was the Pemocratic candidate hover having .heard i perhaps," oiY either , of those obscure gentlemen .u,uv.., 7 7."'" - i cuange nis voie ior enawr rf What will Job'i Derriocraticioifetituents' 4say of his votingfor a; AVhigf x Kno-Ts..-NQthing? We fear his "inadvertency" will destroy his prospect for Congress, or a r oreign mission. W ttiAffA n m ar A .i a-n f 'S! til a frtrftfTfl. ing resolution, that the people of Lee be allow4 ed to change their ' VOte thejT - having, "inadi 4.1. . j !.. tj rl Tu '- . k:i i t . i! i . r .1. il tending to vote for somebody else. luchmnnd - Whig. ItlARUIED: Ob ThamdaT omni, Den. Jfth, j Daa'f. Choto. Faq. Mr. Fkhuhaxd Emjoieu ta Miai Ki.uaJa.sk llrrriKE. all of tkrooottatj. ... . . . SPECIAL-NOTICES. nSTKCCTIOS IN VI ITS IC., i MRS. C. A. FOSTER haa a fotr raeanciea for Papilidealroos of taking Iaobob oa ta ?iuo. Harp, or Gaitav. J-Termt for lach laitrumoat olO er qutrttr.. - dtp it E 1 .1 G lot: s K TtCEV; ' ; 'J ,i Tuk Bt. Mr. Jacob will addrosat o Young Men of EtanariUa. at the Camberland Prea. Cburck, Hit Satbatb at 3 o'clock P. M.. A lesoral attondaaoe ta aolicitod. ' d20 St ; y ! eheuld bo aiirerja!ljf known, for It f atrictly tree, that Indigestion ,i the parent of a largo portion of the fatal diseaaes. Dyspepsia. Diarrhoea, Cholera Morkua. Liver Cöfcapiaiat, aad many other diaeaaea enumerated in our Citj lull pec tor a weeklj catalogue of deatha, aro generali the roeult of Indigeatiaa.- Think of thie, all who euffer frota diaordered stomachs, aa if you are williVg to be guided by advice founded upon experience; resort at once to, tho oa.- of Dr. J . BostetTKR'S Stomach Bitters, which, as aacuratlTe and inrigorant, Und alone naapproached. ; PoT ealeVuy Drngs;ia' generally. ( - j , ,(.; HALLOCK & STODDARD. ' j deelJ-wtf ! .1- .4 WOOLS BY & S1.VVSR.;. " ISDEPESDESCE COrNClX 2," " Meete at 7 o'clock P. M-. at their Hall on Water street, orer the Telegraph Olhce, oa the first aad third Saturdays of ach W AW VfälCXl litt ö. V. ALLEIV, d e ä Ig n e r:a' ..is "d ut T e itT Of STJPEKIOK I. COPPhR A.D BRASS. For ?t.kiigr 0iei8, Uales Casks, Ac, VR'Si ATphaheta'and Fieorea ia seta. Steocil Brushes. X Mirk ng Cups klarkiag lak. and all the Fixtures lor Moraine, constantly oa band. . - . . sTV . R. a., has two Diplomas sad a 3 lrer Medal avardad hint for act snefffeaeneof Stoaoiline . STKXJtL PtATeTs utnpin a Banner to earry aafely fi aajpartol tneL aiwa atatea. iu letters 01 inqiiur as to prices. 0. will be aoswerea pron-.i tiT. . ... ,? V. k. A LI.EH. Proprietor. , '- Suncil Establishment. decJI-d3a . . 141 Wadaatstxoat, Ciaoiaaatl, ubio BoVB iaat opened audaxaew openini th finest lot of HirUK l EU UIUAK1. Hur; vanot. aal a great arielr of tho snoot oewlc Chewtnf aad Bio king teaoo, which I ans aow off-'r.ag at wholoealo aad .otail. The rotosabraaoa the freateet oasuiiy over hrouaktto thta marke. : , o ., eAOOB S04BCRSB.:. dec21-Ioa . : - Mala street, ketweea First aad dood DUl'ULK ESTUV BOajt-Ii.liliPI.'Mdi. VOl'Nd HEX wiehinzto analifr thenoolers thornaihlr X aad pracueally lor business, should sot fail to attend a euurse vi uvmuiu ia me . . . . r Clerk, Meohaaiasaad others oau. darin te iareTeh ines, obtain a pro oaiea iu this School. Bbich will be ot i - eaieulable beaelit to tbeaa. - -,! ' ' " - doeit-5mdlaiv ft GENTLEMAN and his wir, desiring eup r or board. Jim. wtw aiuisg as i Lsnji neon aou table eaciusiveijr to ineaaeelTes. iu a huujo with ao other boardere, eaa bear of aa opportunity el this kind, iu tue most pleasant patt of the eity. ir apl log at this olhce. . .. . dec2t-dlw. ' KECP l'OVU IIEADCLAX. DR. ANDERSON ha a haaJ-llv haadred bottles of his jpioadid tlAir T at, juat maaulaoturod. ( Poraoao bariae bald Heads, or Grey iiaitvkaa boeur- 11 ia.. Laute eepeuially .- . -.K ,.; , . dec21-dtl GÜX.tY SO bals ia slor and foraaUby H deoZi PstBdIU MHOS. . NKW MOLAPSHS.-liO bbU prim aew JIglaseia etor and for sale by - . dooai ..""''" PRESTON BROS. tOLXTH V. Turkeys aa ' Chickens dressed rery mora- , t jug at , , , T. Big JN at CO. 'S Family Oroeery,, , R aTk DOZ fresh Euer . .. . 'T! r"t. " " " r w w a IDS do , liuiwr (Vesbltfs host), for aal a : t. BACON dt CO.' Frmily.Uroeory. ,fl ä i k BUSH Bar Cora oa aaadaad ror sale at -: Vrl aocll T. BAOOJi dt CO. 'S Family Uroeery. O ATS AXD BUA.Y for aal by, v '1 1 decl - r ...... . . ,T F T. BACON A OO.'' f"RE. TK.lf:- " ' ' JL 1 bl-cbest atra Touag Iljsoa; "3 --do do Imperial; . ao . . i do Gun powdori ' : .1 do ' 1 d black; bores 5 on Ounpow.lcr; "- do ea Imperial; 3 do Uea do; tust ree'd at dec21 OOOK'S Family Grocery. TT"XTit k 8. P Fl.Orrt. 50 baga wuraated extra good r al at reduced pnees by J. M . dc J. VICKSRY. A nut reo'd aad jor - not xi v . SUAilkMIES JtrsT ItECElf E D.-6hlf-ehaeimp.,tF.P.-Bd r. HTea; iEl Ueaddioa do . do .. do do. nau-cnest loos Black do. '.A ." "? Ibrapera - 50 lee New S ge. - - s do Zaat Currants, decll , d. 10 lb Nw Thyme, ; 50 do do Raisins. '' -; J. W. & S. VICT.ERY: ÜOLLIDAT PUESEV S." ". V ' BRO. ara Boer sftth. eVi.r .K - .. j dflOR'1 Dat art , Boat, prepared to sake oicture of a surerioe quality x. tue most, reasonable term. They willatay until CbriaLBkaa. aud all tboir piar may depend upon getting a ftret elaea pictoro.- . . . . -7 . . .- , Call at their boat at th foot of Locust street, and s their work. det-ZI-4 AT A.VIEL Ll!TKH'J ;' 7 Ü lion's Magaaiuo for January. Flagot nr i-Bioa; 1 Weekly ClioDr: I iliäf Fraok Leslie's ninstrated; Ball'a'a Pictonal; Vonne America: .' ' : -i Hollioay Pictorial: ' ; Piecorial Picayune: - " .,-r-rp Brotber Jouatban PlobarisJ; 4 ' '."" l'ictorial Clipper: Ä; 'w " 2vs boys' Pictorial, just received tkr rning. "E7XTRA BILVEK-PI.A1 KD U AKK." ; MIA 3 I doi skell Pattern I'wble apoos; S do - -do do Tea - dot 6 do do. . do Tble kork. 6 do do do Desert do; 4 00 Threaded Table 4 do do - do Speon 'ijr ; dec20 BABCOCK BROS. 1 15 OYS- TOOI rOOL C.'HKhl Comrisiug a complete sot of j ted Tols that would be found ia a Uarpeates's iec20 . -Ji w , .-1 i. j s ' BaBOOUK BROS, j warrant Chest. doc20 -; ' JEST IIEL'EIVED.';"- - P DO Z Coal Hods. SO rmir Fire. Irons, asa'd; O 100 pair Boys' and Men's Skates; dc2U 1 BABOO OK, BROS.. IIIS TimiMIX'fiS5. 500 Rid Barrela d: Locke. 4 4.H Mounting, Trigg, Uoalds, Ribs. Spriags. Flasks, 1 BABCOCn.BB.CUs.. Cap, o;. decsV GEASS W AME AX. AEsJXiUN.i - .. sTb-S Thowday morninr. De. 7th. at K o'clock, will b sold, wttbout reaasvo. ab our aal room. aorar Third aud Maia street. U boxes of assorted Ulasawar. naiat-1 tnsof piat. hi BiBs.-smd t Bt Tumblers varioa. ntiian..' and styles; Excelsior Goblets. Nappi-. Mola Can, metaltop: gallon, baif-galloa aad quartr-fUoa Jar, etc.. ote. . Aiiou-ii imsiifinai: 11 piece i vnio r wd aa fjassimar. lens cash r-AB runns. a4.tda . ; - "OOLtJBk KLSO,,Ao,r, X,

S0!uEXHii.i,j.?D FOR CHRISTA! AS.s , 1 lue Cooking do;,.... ..... , i, a 2U)dix Fresli gg iutraad frl ky . , g"c2' . - J. W. . . VICKERT. .

AMUSEMENTS.

PIPTH ANNUAL ' i t ORATKT) SOTiCeeXOP T.HE M RTT .-JU-. m a Tiimr fff -TTiLL-kpUceBih ,p,dt Bmk.tli o. tt (hTeninf th 21th Inst. (CbrUtjcrsT Oitt Hall No pmini will k - ;if Aami-i... w ,4-ittj.f ,airi-ll 4 0,umPnjirn LHe .. - - - j--jo,,,,. orA3ioiiEMTs. IGEo Foster. - L h. s. Mitchell. . , PLEASIHK EXCVKSIÜS I T-ÖAN E XV JY OI K! ,C t T.Ykli -j Ticket 25 lenti! P'XSSEKGBKS will aosemfcl mt CRESCRVf HAtt. TuKiD.Tj W cbn icsi AY. mad TuOTtspAXtytaiBgi. at Al a'Mnck fommrnep it 7 o'clock. ' J.. - 17. I; .Ull. . Th. will kMBiinct.d ftid ftf j RULLARP'Sj".I,AQBAMA1., ' throng noro th in teile of tracts. ad through all Iko principal place of bnaiaosa and tnutaeit; throaik ko aad promf oadee of tho citr. aad hare a fine I.. - -1 : : yUwof the nhirpiofc, harbor and eurroaBdmit eoantrrof Brooklyn. illimoiobor Jmeey City, vrjnu l'UM. , af9 F'r partioolari eee Piorrammee. ' declS-d H - - " i J. H. LlLLfg;" Condaetor. ka.FJRE MEN'S B A LL, ,.P. FOR THK BEVEFIT OF THK A I'JIION riKR COJIPAV HO, 2Ä t AT RICE AKKAMERS BREWEET, -I On TJecember'26tli." A OÄVB BALI. Willbef'Tea aaaboTa the ereainf after i . rhrüiemas.. r The etB'oa rire vompany. inrito eoetr. frieada and the publie to ke ureeentoa the oriie. - JOSEPH RBlTZ. PHILIP RAlTSa, .i;ej "niKBtf it ... r tr. a v ep B1 err' t Dirootore. M. o e0PK.. JOIM COOPKE. JK. II. C. COOPER S CO., Pork Packer,Slaii!jUlererio;Taiitra EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. a.o -! 1 'wt j i - MERCHANTS -ANDPACKERS, KKW H VRMOXY, IX PIAS A .- -., I H VVE KOff IvSTOBE --fT-'r TdK lerrest and tneA assortment of Pian T?" I k'FoTteo aerbronhttoreihe ia aar market. ITfT T'oni prising (re er one o.ireenew intramenta y J ii front Cniokering and other eelebrateeV anakrra. . ' . v j. .. r. . . . Purchasers will and it to their interest to look through my tovk keior. making their seleetioas. 1 eaa warrant them & trst olasa lBitiumeat ata rary la.w priea. d-olt-'dtf Q .78 Woet Fonrth O'Teelt. ClBchiBati.'b 7 (itUAe JM IA CK V. CU.'S MKLODtOA feu -i NOiastrnmrBt of this eharaoter baa orer Viren euch neifo: i satisfaetioa. Ovar thro JTfn ffthoueand karo beea soldi annaally W J tl ebroo rear, aad ia no instaaoa di for the past as oa been ! Wholesale and rotaiTdopot. y17 Weat Front street. Cim einnati. u. - , w. r.uupun.-dcclt-dtr Piano and kfelodeoa Dealer. t TAI. I AX CLOTH 3oaa Mark Iuliaa Cloth, roo'd this day aa l loi aale by JAMES LOW A CO.. ; d 'oM-daw 418 Main street. Lo isei'lo. Ky. O IH-SI A. 3 i eaeoe biaok Silesi 2 oaaea oelered do; ree'd this day aad far aale by JAMES LOW At CO. ' dlS Maia street, Looisrille. Kr:'1 deeU-dier DKb.ilVES.- -M I ee alf wool DoLaiaes solidaolero 1? 5 do PorsiaaV - i roo'd this das and for aal by t JAMES LOW CO. .cH-dlWy, tl-'dtt 3Iaitrei, LoniMiHo, Ky. Ll glRKS.J easel black Lustre, r re' d bie day and for salebr JAMES LOW a CO.. ' deel4-6w- 41M In otreet, Leoiseille. By. - SHAW LB '- A i-r-ffii a i w Si . l!M L.M StKewls. drab antreK - . - ? , ' 2 eases drab aad browu Loos; Shawls, ree'd this day ana for sale by ja mit lud i tu , i dc14-daw m'"1 -fr 7 118 Maia street, Lonisrjlle, '"" II. C. COOPI V IT AVISO repaired aad rebtied tbeir Pork Huns; Slangh11 toring and Packing Establishment, at KTaasTille. Ind. are new prepared to do eve'ythia ia tbeir line of- basiaeee i ho m jet apororedaty to. Ther T.nk. which is the best aow known Ut turning the olal el i loey win pay tue eignest prices 'or tne nog or iu onal.-y They a- la tho trade to bnr orsell th whole pig r aay part. They w U pack oa ommiatioa or otberwia for m ere haa u. fai m.rs or -peculators., , , - ....-Mii . 11. C. CKOPKK will aiallfiroes be feonoattflspost, either at tn ravi:ioa fiotci r an s-ora uoas. vom a t deed da W4 :-- - - r. )-... : HE V srOBEi AN D NKH ÜOIIUN. .. TT A VINO remorod into a a Soe aoee ewrestaf th Wajb X 1 tnsrto iioteU wo ara oe prepared to wait on all oa ciu eustowioea aaa aa maay. aew oneaa may luvorua witn tnetrt-aMo. . -v - . We inTisothekttentloa of U to Brood aiaortmoafbf N E W GOOD-S. lately reoeirtd Imb .Ciacuiaati. nnrchased by our Junior, er presiily le oni traoo-amobt wbiek will Ke found maay nrCtelnocier,lr tbes. amfart an vi earenienoe-of lanuliea .- ., , . ;, - Our Express will h always in readtnee'to eoarey all art! cles bouicht of u1 to a y part of tie city, free of charge Com and try nt. , . J. W. A. VICKKRV. ' dl ldtf 31in at., keta-een Second and Third. PaitsiöExrrsnEssAGL:! m .a. w vuriau.i iw.ipi . t b i a, sxo c o K c l'qt, iita,, aT KNTLEMKN'S Furnishing Ooods. FancrrlaU an Cap,; M te etc., jnst recired by the andersigned at his Clothing Stor , ander Parilion Hotel. I ha tba ftaeat assortment of OrorcoaU in tho city, comprising J1 erietit aad Also SH AN (Hi At HATSi. and) all AoMriotioaa f Gentlemea's Fnrniabing Goods.. Call and see,, as 1 am aslliag of er aap. and har a anperior atoca. ........ . daol3-dtf .7; ANTHONT LOBENSTINE Q( BALES now ftnei fee landing from steamer Peter TelK.J V ma aad for low by " doclT dlf JOHN BURTISi Id lafB DO Z Freeh Ergs; ". 12 doi Tomat Catsep; J"i ' declT-dtf'-C(K'9 Family OroeeTr.Jf KMON8 AMI OHA.GKs-l bes Lemons; mm i aoi swesurang a,jue(rec-o as deel7- tf COOK'3 Family Groery, , MJiDUIES. "ffUST receired. aa assortment oT Skorels. Spade. Grsria 99 Sconps, Straw and Hay Kairos, Forks, Axee. Mattteke, Pie . Krush Scythes. Log. Trac. Haltt r and Dog Chains, Coffee Mills,- Colfe Roaterv Mouoa- and- Rat Trap,: Meat Cutter. Sausage Stuflers, irVood Saws, W'aroa Jacks Ac , for aale cheap by . , . , a . . GRANT, dt CARSOy. deer7-' ' coax cursiiKits. VVTEkar aa hand an4 for sal th ''Kentucky CornJ r Crusher, ' asplaadid artiol. warraated t gireeatiafaetion. llOHSE.A!VD COAV FEED. ,.' llf E kTp a constant supply I Hay, Cora aad Oats, ww eeeu-ati BANT OAKSON.MITFS! MIFFS!! N asaor mant of Äaffa caa b"had cleap At " JTm. fi L vn do . Corner MaiB and Seconi strevt. t cct7-Iwdw -j. COHN MEAL FVU SA LE, r v.t u..rtw.,.a..-.. fiKXV COKK MILL."';- 5 -V'ti-jr, TH"! nndereigned hare jnst established a Mill for the e xelnsire grindi-.g of Corn, on the oorner of Walnut aad Eie-hth etteeu. over the Caaal. Wwill keb eonstantiv oa hand Meal for aal, aad for xeaaag dor Oora. - it grind Boao but th best corn, and our meal will recommend itself. By means of a Faaning Mill, we keep clear of all dust. 1 will sell at the lowest market prions, aud respectfully ask trial ' onr Meal by families ana the publie generally. dscl8-dtf - . , ISAAC R, MILLS t BROS. ' TO Till-: LADIES. , JF. McKAY. late of Ciorinna'i. inrites th attenti a ili of tho Ladies f BhransriU, to er new Store, whet they will find a variety af Cap and other atul articles, on First et re et, ppoeit.' Goss bs Jewelry Store. -' oe2V20.' HJIRK BECKWI1K.it KI.Ol'R I bag mere PennJL ayWaaia. landing Irom steamer John S. Pringl. for sale low br B. GiLBBRT A C .. - decia-dil Sytamor aear Water. COlTOX BATTIXQ, 100 bales for sale by - ' S. E GILBItKT ft CO..' '- deer-6Hf ,.,. Sycamore near Water. ! CrXOAD H VXD I KXItS. iOO ia ator and for C7 rai beap by 1 s .-t . etMia. a.--! t P.-BAVLESS... i A LK.-28bblo' a new brand aad a auperior article, XÄ. just receivrd sad for sal by oeri8-dtf . PRKSTOV BROS. KKCElVKO perateamnF. Lorcni '-' , V ' ' " '" 1011 t-as Pen . Buckwheat Flonr. 25 lbs eaoa; 20 n.sc Blue Tub, a im boss: do do do - 8 ia n'Yt: SO do blue and ,reen, blue and red and fancy Back eU. far sale by. , r, I; 4 i. HjSIMANN. , declS-du - - . . BBKCKIVKD fx-m Now Yoik-. Jb., b ei tuH of 2 bound eana Iab.t.nü' ' r.fLia.'I a . do 1 . do da u do;. . ' " ' .i;' '4 do",:.' do .Oysters: - ' 6 . do j; I , do 4 do; for sale atredneed rrlees decia-dtf , ty 1. ft D. HB1MA.1X. SCHOOL XEACIIEIC WANTED, - ' 4 M AN eompetent to teach the ordinary bran kef n xV moa achool .dnearioB. i anud imsMdiataly at Oakaacbol., Fr parueo la re at term. .! wb.ek wül b fib. 1 ..ni.t.th. PMtnuM.f .ihMUn dImi deel7-lwdAw .,: .., , - -j . . - . . . i HOM IX Y A I BL tHW HK AT FLUI B. . 31 sacks (K) lbs each) B. M Flour;-,.,.. I"J 31 sacks lbs each) B. M Flour kbls Wbit Fllat Haminr. rec d ps et uiara 1 lea a, ana ferula bv . . J. W. At S VICKKRY l-dU t Mi. t b.i..a Secnd d lrd.

LOOK HEBE KECKtVEDthida7,t.Sosr'.X JUrt-f Xw Yrk. tr Adm Co.' Kiprtn. koatilal 1st f I' C I.OTH MANTILLAS. I.i4i wubia to kT. Uni h.it. A will pltU imaodiktel;. : 1

okr. BRomrx rRT. IVOR TABUK riTTUERV " 51 yimi i aianle nteol 12 piton. Itott CairM i ilt I Irorr Cirrtn ad StnU. fr nl kr L-MllA . . ...... lUR BOYS ' Handled Aze: Bor' Tool Bozoo tut 1. I i do Skatootia raTt: f - CHA4. . Wirt. LS. ' - da r 4aa Buu - imlt ty' '1'dcclM T JÄ FRKSH H tl.TI.MORR OY8THR.-1 k-M M oaa . of A. Field'a COXN-rr OjrUn. iait ro.t. aT C?'s F.a ; 1 j Orrk-rr. OXa of Suarna A JtarTia'i Ftro-proof S.foa foraajo. moim aA r4aeliV4 nxOOOk'A f aatJ lit o. .. t KA I K Platform Seal... of l.ano IM oaoJi. for aaio at COOK'S Faalflf tirowry. 10R.Bl:$HCcXS)k?o.1: Ii I ( I "'1 ft""Jl Sm9 Hhhoi Tatlo Pattor; ) V 50 Iba Zaato Carraota. jDatroo'daw' v w idee12j y,t , .. , , OOOS'i kaaii jt Oro..ry. HORSK FKED-Wa bar. aiapal ttJEajr. aTim Oiu oa kaud, aad for aale kr hut 17 - ........ GRAST CAKSOW. , CORA' tSHHLI.KRS. We kav oa kaad aad fcjaU, uhtsAD lr raab. all the beat fat erne oi Cora bkrllere. -tit ; CBAT 4 PAKsON., , PPI.li. SU koebelaGrooB-ABfloa; mellow VandiTTn a roiiBaera. oto., . IB otoro afd for oa4e bo aorZl rv uAUKri-. Afaia eioe. PKII FCM üRlKK. Poaiadea. ia pot. jara aad eviek.r, -eae Tini Kaa de-lnetreio,. Boar- OU UaaoAiilow Maoeaiar O 1. Baadoliae Curliu Flaid, Hair Gloa. etej SI amponine Water. Toll dv, rleridadoi Kaa te Coo(ao, Laeeaar t aterv Verina, Kau D tiaa da Yeaae rr reader iaf theakia oft and fair, aa well at ia partite adelirate roeeato hoe to tho compieaien. Kxtraotefortho UaodkareMof,, ft mu4h u u utu re. looio rieomiBi loots reiito: j ri ure of tho Mouth and Aromatie Vi.rtir; Teilet aad lot wwurr, h. mi im otner articzea ia mo iiao or lotietaai Fortale hy " . 1E.L.SI7M. - ' , ' Flrtt atroot. poeito Poet-oWo. a nri ftf BALKS eitraheary Onanlosot oathraaeei. aa for ealelow by oplä tt - JOHN W BTla - wj 1 R8. Imported Haraaa Cigare of tho beet braadaV A at --.-j .- f-., .a..- - . . -a JsVMIBLSCa. ...... noTI r iret trot, opaoaito rmt owle. A X0KI)KO.8 AD FI.lTI.-XAg -A tpleadi4 i XA I SBftm.lt Of Aeeordf one aad Flutiau .f tkatMl aad Otrmaa make, foraalacbeap ky ' . . . ''i ' K. WIBLSCH .BOT17 Fire street, apposite Poet-o (F o . kwC.l)KIES 15i lbe hailed Bnekwheat Floor; " ... ao 3ew i.eai &.ara: 500 do Pickled Porki da ? "5 Just reeoiTed persteahier 0. Bealer at . BOT17 . , , COOK'S Family OroeoTy WATS AXD VAI'fl. Silk. Far aad Angola Hta: biaek -and drab For Soft Hats. bis. k, wbit aad drab. ool - Hsu,- fur men and boys, of Uuagariaa. Lonis Normleca Kossuth and Wide Aw.k ityle. Mea'saad boys' eottoa.; woolen and silk Plush Cape: toeb's and beys' Cloth do of all qualities botiO - MORGAN; KEEN t PRKSTuK. ; k.J AV. de üi VH KEHV, .' e-'J from thrlr ff AVEremofed the-'r stock f Groeerir. at., ma Id stand to the new fear storr baildiaw 1. dooee b-' t , It" L 1 . .. ... o w mi nnninfi.s noief th W take this method of re tu rain a r siaeere tkank our' i imerous 1 rit a as aaa customer lor their votv liber. .w-: itv-. i tronsge, extended to ns during the short time that w 1 ehort time that wo have7 beea ia bnsinese; and we hope, by strict attention to laaiBess, to merritaeontinuane el the same. I : ' - ; .' J.. W; 8. TICKERVi . 1 j dlt tf i f ' v Main st . betwea Second and Third. , ; ,.f . - , A roivi itT. ; , ;.;.y. p A CorPLE weeks age my konso, waa kreken open, my' . . XV olothes stolea. aad aevB Bremahporta. or Ckiaa skiek- . ens. whieh 1 highly valued, takoa away. Th thi.f eaa ktirt ' the clot' s if he will return the chickens. r 1 will rewnre" ' any oa Waw will bring ihem back, Tbey are all ligkr -' speekled, with feathered lags. . , deell-d3t - - ' TH08. 01FF0BP. ,,;. 'V'XORHiS 600 pieces Pongs Silk Hadkeekiefs, list 00 naaaauBB c. 100 each ach. 23, . W, St 'aad S iaohas Wkalekea Scfit Umbrella. . . . p '3 " do Ladieseofored Xid Clvs. -, f I 12 ds di wbit do, - iiJ'.m'!. ) ""lo gross Lastfag Vest Bnttoas, ' ' v - r.-s ! ."".W Metal do .... ,.t.i i ls " in piece Florence Silk, --- is C i j it ' a.j. s 50 dot Faaey Liaod Silk Gloves, ., ; ' ) t iiees Plask VWet Vmtiag. ery kaadsom MylkkV recelv this day aad fr sal by . - ' - - -- JAMM LOW - : a-aA;f ; J iai. tt, lbuui. ms . 7ELMW CkBK OTTOX.- eaiea T.-.lew Cwr " ttoa, rceeived tbie day ana lor . ale br I ... i doelx-dbw 41k Maia stree. LonUvillo. Ky. gylASBlMKMi. .Vfpies fancy Cassimsr.' kaadsemf Vj nui. ree d uusaay aaOfur sal 1-; IT AM eis LOW m to.. f Maia st... Louisville, Ky AC! fin lied '- ,.. ..a ... Ä i Mouraiag Collars', " ' ' IS j t tad'fftlk.v.. . o" oi 1. aiee- ooioroa ma Ulovcs. ,, . . . ', pieces black Silk Velvet Veitlngs. """-'''.'' . . 5 dj T. .d8 StiB. . d... ree'd thlr däy'a for rele br ,, , JAMBS LOW a -' i doell-dAw, ; :.,.lL : 41 Main street. Leulrvllle. Ky 1 T'' ! - 1 ji y i McDonald's treatise. TV PRKSSijod nip akortly be poblished. ia a Iiis.' A royal Svo., ILoriatsd oa tine white paper, aad rukstaa -fially bound, a troatAe a Ui . - - - st rowica A-tD Dv"iWr wiiwi wwi rxacsi, AKBeont . aT tSLt. ssliaaTAT oriauiAUA, äl V Ith Practical Forms, to which are snhjoleed bsvrattoatil, on th Law of Contract. Note and Hill, th Dornest Ke- " lations. Eriilenee etc., etc., by Datid McDosai., Ksq. -1 This is a work long aeedrd by the Omeers, Lawyers aad bnsiness men of Indirna.. Th aam of th Author ensure a. ' well prepared aad faithfnl Digest of th Laws relating to thai subject, and one which will be reliable as authority , dooll d2w. , :, i II. W. iKKBY. Cinciansti. . ' PaEPARK POR THK HOLLIDA VB I ' Wl bavajnat received another lot of beautiful aad aw , patterns of all kh.ds f Jewelry, among w hieb er some rich Cameo Piae aad Bar-r-ags.- Oar stock is aow füll -aad complete, aad will be sold at low price aad wa mated.-. - - BITTRHLFF ft 8NS.- ' deell ' ". Maia street, betweea First and Seeoad.' - ! ' -.---' - TIME IS MOA'IWV ANOTHER Invoioe af Gold and SWrer Hontlng Wateh' just ree'd and for sal bp. and warranted tim-'-keea- -era.. ... ,., BITTKOLFF ft SNS. ' d ell ' " ' llain street, between First and .Cond. , CORN sn.ooobnsbels Prim 1a new gunnies, new ready at eenvcaieBt shippiag points on Wabasb, for sal by declJ-dif ' GEO. FOSTER ft CO. sTtsjfR m-w wo baskeU a Caaal and Railroad fe farly dolirery. for aale bv t,... , . .. . .... tj deois-dtt. ... . GEO. FOSTER ft CO" A CK r R EI.. 60 packages for ne'e low to close bv it ss. oeciö-of GEO. FOSTKR ft CO'- ' Ll'M SALT. I.Wbusael Kanawha Alum JT aitiele lot bsrrYel pork, for sal by a superior' i dee'o-d f . '.. i.A Bo. FOSTER ft CO. 1 ERIX'O;-" i f 1 - i i llä 1 eases Kaglisb Creea JWcrrao; - y u -r . ä dMaaariB Blua . . d ree'd thl da aad. fort ll.y JjtK LOW a CO.. , . , dcci-dAw . n drdMainetre-n, Louisville, Ky,;" . of 'LOTHS 20 piece Freneh Twilled CJttt Ae'd this dar r ana lor ant by f A f rtö' s. r.i d. 15 dAw 41 Maia street. Lonisvill. sTy.'" nai'SLIX VK LUXES.-! pieces all wool Muetia I'M. Do Laine, assorted colors ree'd this day ud for sal ty JAMKS LOW ft CO.. -r dcl5-ddw - f t 418 Main at . Lonisvill. Ky CHKf R.J cases t-Utrti Check', ree'd this day aad fs ale by . . . JAMES LOW ft CO.. y - i ' dee'5-dtT " ' 41 Mein street. Leo sville 04r. t iAKfi HIROX OYlXDSrOXKS-Soaariar to aay J WrindMon ever browgiat ao this market. A :e!l cob- " ' gem ntlori by dect2d , 1ENNKV ft SOBJlMiON., . U1BDU,S! UIBBUNSU A3TEBY haadaome assortment of Cap aad B act. Beit and Mourning Ribbons, to b bbd aauaually cheap at. dal7.2wdw UVOHüb;;.' FKW vary hol Whit Bilk Beda eta, and a ktawral -sertmeat of ooleaod Suxia Bonnets, ta bs bad a very rs - T" dueed prices at .... , ... HliGHES', " aeeii-xwdAW . " SHOES AND CAITEK.'t''t.v : AFRE3II arrival of a general assortment f Ladies'1' IHiici' and Childrta's Gaiter Hoc taue aad Slippern.. and BABIES' SHOES, which are warraated of the beat qnal-4" lty. and tor sale a . ' --'- rjtvwaeMtdo7 2ndaw Cheap Dry Good Star. CR ACKKRS AT W HOI.K6ALK IX D RETAIL. 'IHK undersigned constantly ketpe on hand a large assort- " JL ment ot fresh rVatur,' Bo'ter aad Sugar Crackers, and 1m of Soda. Pilot and Naval-Bread, which being manafeo- " tared by th latect tmiioved Meebinery. the can be sold at ' a low a prteo ai any piae ia the vt eet. and are ao 1 1 xeeli.; -ia on.litv I v anv other aaanufaotory ia th toantrv. Alan " took alwa aou head at my shop, oa Water street ketweca r Sycamor aad Viae.- - , dooib dtt - -- . ' t .it j. Bisiicarj ,''.'-'. FHt THE HOE LI DAI'S I SOMETHING TO Si T KVEKY BODY'S TASTE1 CON'FECTIOJf ARV, Cakes. FruiU. fkndy -Toys. . I bav now a splendid assortment nl elegant Contvetion-' " . arr. eomprieing eauul-ll 10 I uan JV 10JS, innsv , Aaimala. AO., iusfc adapted lor HoW Un f Ftuita. Flower idav Preaeabrwi'h aaaadliss variety 01 oonfec.ioas. el.giat Cake. A.. A. I will 1 o be supplis witft Tropical Finita (a Urn tor th Holliday Orders for OeBIctioiary. Caks, be.. l any description, prompily tiled. I would ark those waati g to parches gills for children, I txamic my suck ' f rieb and elecant eonfreti gif a. - : ' Vten-dSw '- ? First str.BrtkPstOmei . AS ORKEXS. 1 esaaet'dolors, ror tUlday -and for '. ill ei by JAwBA Luv. ft CO..' . . d7rl7-.iw ' ' - '41S Mala street. Vnisvi(I Hf. no Ala. WlJCH- bale Sail Duck. j' hobr' donll e 3 width. X aüiiseVjsmd 'aawU by . . . . . ... , ... - - jAWrJ.4 LOW ft CO.,1 v.. del7-dAW dsevihsla struert. LoautnUs, Ky . leasee Cfl Jeak. ,rteivd this day sad ver se'e by , - AliKS U) &Ci'i -, . TleTli dw V- ' V-w4rHs., fy. ,