Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 110, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 December 1855 — Page 2

Bailg ountaI. ADD. H. 8 ASSESS, EDIIOB. CITY OF EVANSVILLE. FRIDAY MORNING,: -DEC. 28. lliataken Ideas atdut the American Party word to those who Indulge in them. It is really strange what mistaken ideas ' . rh

some citizens enwrwm mo uj. therefore he should, on the part of he press, American party. A few of these ideas are en strengthened with words of the feindest entirely too singular to have entered the heads couragement, and not laughed at Jibed, jeered, of their victims from personal investigation and ridiculed.' Weak and irresolute is man. , . ..... .v- , Let republican temperance eiitors remember

anasiuay, ous uear w uuB. murks of the deception of vile and unpnncipled enemies of the American party, who have wickedly deceived those who will not do their own thinking. We have been forcibly reminded of this matter, by receiving a call from an old suDScrmer 01 me journal, wno saiu no ; a' .11 L. JM ..i. wisuea nis paper sioppcu, oecauoe no uiu now like the principles we are upholding. He was born in England, had lived in this country over thirty years, is a citizen of the United States, and would uphold no party which if triumphant would deprive him of the rights he and his children now enjoy! lie was opposed to the Indiana six months law, and thought the terra of probation (five - years) necessary for citizenship of the United States, should be extended. In reality, he was an 1 is as much an American as we are. But he is opposing the American party, because he thinks that if successful, it is going to unmake American citizensto so alter. Constitution and laws, as to iika Lcom present Americans citizens tho rights and privileges they now enjoy as such! If this absurd opinion only belonged to one man, it might pass unnoticed but we know it has been a trick, a base and corrupt piece of deception on the part of petty Old Line politicians, to make the foreign born believe, that the American party design taking from American citizens of foreign birth the rights and privileges they enjoy as such. And wo know these corrupt politicians have deceived hundreds with this most rascally absurd idea and how they must laugh in their sleeves at the gullibility of their victims! - Now we wish plainly to say to every man who entertains the idea that any party in the country, or that ever may be in the country, will seek to so alter the Constitution and outrage the principle and spirit of law, as to em power them to pass an ex-post facto law, even if it could be done, betrays an ignorance that is anything but complimentary to the work ing3 of our institutions upon himself. The whole idea is too absurd for serious argument Permit us to assure these gentlemen, that so far as the American party is concerned, it has no intention of ever interfering with any right or privilege now possessed by American citi zens, no matter where born. But it does seek to make those rights and privileges more valu able to their present holders, by making them more difficult of attainment by those who may .hereafter come to thi3 country. Does any American citizen object to this? Let us tell you, that those miserable political hacks who are endeavoring to make you believe the American party desire or intend in any manner to interfere with those who are now American citizons, are giving utterance to that which they know is a miserable falsity. The State platforms and tho National platform of the t American party, have been publislted to the world. They were intended to define all the . principles and objects of that party. Point to any such' political absurdity in a single one of "these platforms, as that breathing any disposition Of the shadow of an intention, of depriv- ' ing American citizens of a single right or priv ilege they now possess. To the platforms of parties you look for their principles and to . the platform of the American party we refer you for its principles, instead of to political hucksters who seek by the foulest slanders to bring down American principles to a level with their own. Going by Steam in Iowa! We received yesterday, and filed in our City Reading Room, the first paper printed on the first steam press in the State of Iowa. This is not merely a copy of one of the papers of ' the first edition, but the identical first paper '. struck off by steam in Iowa. It is the Daily Davenport Gazette, ef Dec. 20th, published by Sanders & Davis, and edited by Alfred Sanders, the oldest editor in Iowa, although yet a young man. We think it has been le.-ss than fourteen years since this paper was started, and there were then in Iowa but three papers. Iowa was then not much else than prairie and and wilderness. But a few years previous, there was not a white inhabitant in its borders. Now, how different! We congratulate our big brother on his prosperity. We hope some day to return his compliment by sending him the last paper worked on a steam press in In- - diana, at the time of its impression! Who has it? At the fire last Monday morning, while furniture was being removed from Mr. Fergus' house, a small rose wood des?.: inlaid with pearl, was carried off. The person who has it would do well to return it immediately, as it has peculiar value to its owner. Persons having anything in their possession belonging to Mr. Fergus, would oblige t.im very much by leaving article. at Mr. Jas. Spalding's residence, corner of Fourth and Main streets. CrLetthe Rev. Mr. Jacobs' friends and the public remember, that hi s house will be opened on New Years Day for the purpose of receiving any tokens of kindness from the people in the form of donations.

0rY are very Börry to w serend of our renublican exchantrei. amone which the Er

ansTillo Journal is one, indulging in sneers and low flings with respect to lAem. wtj. EHsszjsr&s? sssstf would refrain from the use of intoxicating drinks during the canvass" and during his offi- j cial term, if elected. Whether Mr. Willard j was actuated by laudable "g this pledge or not, is no concern of ours or c ( anvbodvelse. SufBcient is it for us to knew, and it seems to us that it ought to be sufficient for others that tbe gentleman is endeavoring with all the force of his will to do rht, and ; V.:. .A cVa- Via. foWVi VkTr thiir irnrJjt if not - - ,.. . hy their fee-Is. Madison Banner. j The EvanSTille jounl has indulged in no sneers and lovf fl t ' Mr. Willard for rthi . But jt fo, sneered at the Old Line party :n UDnoldir)W ta4 prominent candidate for nomination for Governor of this State, a . - f . notorious habits as compel him, in attempting to secure the influence of the more respectable of that party to publicly pledge himself in substance not to get drunk so long as he is Governor of the State, if elect ed. . In the editorial to which the Banner alludes, we distinctly stated we did not blame Willard for making this pledge, but only the party which seeks to make Governor of Indi ana, v man from whom such a pledge is neces sary. Will the Madison Banner please do us justice in this little matter? We did not think it would ever become necessary for us to ask justice at the hands of Mr. Baymiller. Important to Travelers. As the regular Louisville packets are now unable to reach St. Louis by river on account of ice, travelers bound fof that city will see the necessity of taking the cars at Evansville, and going to St. Louis by railroad. The time from this city to St. Louis is only 11 hours, and fare $7 15. The roads are in good order, and time promptly made. The quickest time to St " Louis by river, during the best condition of the rivers, is nearly two days. The last packet around, the Northerner, has, been com pelled to return without being able to get high er up the Mississippi than Capo Girardeau. We hope travelers will recollect at Evans ville they may find ample railroad accommo dations, and the means of reaching St. Louis in a few hours or those coming up the river can take the railroad here, and reach Cincin nati in 11 hours, Pittsburg in 23 hours, and New York in 41 hours. County Office, ate. We commftud an error yesterday in giving tho new location of the county offices. The Clerk's Office will be removed to Caldwell's store, in the Crescent Bank buildings, and Mr. Caldwell will take Sweet & Leonard's old stand, around the corner. The Auditor's Office will be in one of the new buildings in ihe rear of the Washington House. The Treasurer's Office is in the old Auditor's Office in the little building below the old Court Ilouse. The Recorder's Office will be in the present City Clerk's Office, which is to be re moved to-day over Mr. Elliott's Saddlery Shop. Tii2 burning of the Court House has thus pro duced a general scatternicnt of the County offi ces, a great evil in itself, but we trust they will be in their old places some time iu 1856 IIkavt IIogs. Last week, Messrs. Sterne Barton & Co., at Princeton, received of Mr. Nicholas Yager, of Montgomery township, Gibson County, twenty-four hogs averaging 325 pounds eah! Have any of our packers received a better average lot this season, of tb same number? Gibson county glories in her big hogs as well as big corn. The hogs must have been fattened on the mammoth corn, spec imens of which were sent us from Gibson count last fall. OrThe Enquirer is mistaken in putting down the loss by the burning of the Court House at $40,000. It and the jail cost together about $45,000, with the Sheriff's Ilouse included. All the principal heavy work of the Court House is yet standing. $15,000 at the utmost, should rebuild it The Jail and Sheriff's House were uninjured. West Fbasklin, Isn., Dec. 26, 1835. Mn, Adb. II. Sandebs , Dear Sir: I have seen several Bills lately, purporting to be issued by the "Fort Wayne and Southern Railroad Co.," of which the following is a copy: "State of Indiana." "Incorporated by the States of Indiana and "Kentucky. The Fort Wayne and Southern 'liailroad Company will pay 1) ive Dollars to "bearer on demand. Mtscie, Oct. 2, 1854. D. L. Harris, Sec'y. W. N. Holman, Pres." I have examined the Bank Note List, and Counterfeit Detectors, in vain for informatiou touching this establishment Will you be so good as to give some information in your paper, and let the public know whether this be a rotten shin-plaster or solvent Bank concern, as many of your subscribers are interested in knowing its true character. Yours, most truly. The bills above mentioned may be set down as regular shiB-plaFters, from all we know of them here, and should be left alone. They are not regarded as "currency" in this city, and do not pass as money, We advise our friends at West Franklin to give them the "go by." Ed. Jocbsau fj-rThe following expression of love for the dear foreigners by the Pierce party will not appear in many of the democratic (!') papers: "An order has been issued that none but Amer icans be shipped on the new steam frigate Merrimace, now receving her crew at Boston. The machinery of the Merrimac ha been tested, and wOTkalwaurtfully.''

latter from Judge Kiblack.

We find the following communication from judg0 NIblack, in the" Vincennes Gazette of TuesJay in pw to- & few interrogatories i - w - statement of a communication from citizens cf Mt. Pleasant Ind., similar to a letter already published in the journal. Contrary to the express intimation of several Old Line editors v v Judge N. has not thought this subject too trifling to merit his attention. It will be perce;ve( tQat the Judge denies the main charge , . ' mnn:t:-n-f h.vin, contained in the communication of having declared the law unconstitutional, and advised the violation of the law, oßering to protect such violators. The Judge's reply is couateous and gentlemanly. lie thinks his language has been misunderstood, not wilfully misrepresented. In the tone of his reply, there is a marked contrast to the vulgar and virulent comments of certain editors on the same charges. We take pleasure in publishing J udge Niblack's communication. Our columns are open to Mt. Pleasant also: In the Daily Gazette, of the 10th inst, I find amongst other things, the following: Queries. Did Judge iUack,"on the 24th day of November last, drink and pay for liquor at Dram's Grocery, on the Ohio and Missis sippi Railroad, two miles .North of Mt Pleasant? Did he tell Drum that the Prohibitory Law was unconstitutional to set out his liquor and ha (the Judge) would -"stand between him and all danger Takirg it for granted that the object in call ing attention to the matter was, to afford me an opportunity of placing myself right in the premises I will, with your permission, make a brief explanation. On my return from the circuit, near the close of November, I was especially interrogated by some citizens of Martin county, at a place near M t. rieasant, called Low-uootee, in the presence of a liquor vendor, in relation to tho constitutionality of the present Prohibitory Liquor Law. In re ply, 1 expressly declined, as 1 have always so tar done, giving any opinion of my own on the subject, but stated what I understood to be the condition of the qu.-stion, and nothing more. I did not, if my memory is not greatly at fault, exchange a single word with the vender himself on thj subject. ' I understand, on inquiry, that after I left some of the friends of the tranic, with a view ot seeking an endorse ment, and of giving confilence in tho propriety and legality of the thing, gave out tliat I had said the law was unconstitutional,- and to go ahead, as there was no danger, &c. In this, shape the matter first obtained currency in the immediate neighborhood; and it went on increasing in mignituue, until l saw it in a still more exaggerated form in the Gazette, as well as elsewhere. 1 he original intention was not to misrepresent me, I feel satisfied, but to use my name for the purposes indicated. Ihe effect of the thing has been, however, whether intentional or not, gross injustice to me. I have never said, upon any occasion, that the law in question was unconstitutional, nor have 1 ever said anything that could be properly so interpreted. If I have ever been so understood, the fault was not mine, but in those who listened. Much less have I ever said that I would stand between any one and all danger who might violate the la w by selling in defiance of it. The expressions attributed to me would be in exceeding bad taste, considering my pres ent position, and are .such as I have never used upon any occasion whatever. I have never intended to place the law in question or defiance at any time. 1 have always, so far, advised an acquiescence in its provision. 1 have often been, as many persons must know. appealed to by writs of habeas corpus and otherwise, to interpose officially against its execu tion, but have uniformly declined, thus far, to do so, leaving the whole question to the Supreme Court, where it properly belongs at present. My position is, so far unchanged. No one need violate any of its provisions expectiug any guarantee or assurance ot protec tion from me. This much of explanation 1 have deemed due to myself, as well as the public, that my position as & public officer might not be misunderstood. I hope I have said enough to satisfy any reasonable mind upon that point, it is extremely annoying to any one occupying any public position, to have words and opinions attributed to him which he never expressed, but it is more especially so when they are perverted and used for a bad purpose; and I hope I may never again feel called upon to contradict expressions so wide ot truth. 1 ruly yours, WM. E. NIBLACK. MPleasaxt, Dec. 1st, 1855. Ia Town Hon John L. BoMnson, Has been ia town durins: severardays of the last week, gathering materials, we presume, from which to manufacture a car on which to ride into the Gubernatorial chair. It was the first time we havojbeen gratified with a glimpse of the physiognomy of this renowned Old Line, hisky advocating, "Lard Oil" smuprarlins orator. It is said that men wear upon 'the human face divine," some general index of thuir true character. He is just the last man in a thousand of any considerable public notority with whom we should wish to cultivate an acquaintance; and just the first whom we should suspect of taking advantage of our credulity, either in business or politics. Let the science of physiognomy shine upon his coun countenance and his brow betrays the scowl of the tyrant in his mouth he car ries the viciousness of the hyena in his hand, by whichjie flourishes a sword-cane, the evidence of a braggart and bully in his eye the treachery of the serpent that charms but to strike. In his whole countenance lurks the impress of deceit. Its a bad face, and if half is told that has been attributed to him politically it is one of the" strongest physiological triumphs in our krrowleifge'. We will not be charged with prejudice when we sky that our opinions were termed without a knowledge of who he was. . SlielbyviUe Banner. fjrA serious accident occurred near Shelbyville, Ky., on Saturday. Mr. McCormack, Miss Linsey, and Niss Scearce were in a buggy, when within three miles of town, the horse took fright and ran over the side of a bridge, instantly killing Miss Linsey, and slightly in juring Msis Scearce. Mr. McCommack had his leg broken. OCrThe St Louis Intelligencer, one o f the best edited papers in St. Louis, has hoisted the American flag, And is now fighting under the ätars od stripes. The anti-American papmsrfr.hlflifnant, but they cannothelp it.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

tOXATIOX VISITS. At the request ef bis frieada. tha house of Kit. Samuel J too lis. af tne Cuml srland Presbyterian Church, will 1 1 open m New Y- an day foi tha purpose of receiving any tskeas af kiadasss from tha paopla in tha form of donation.' deaJ7 ISStUDCTlON 1 JIl'SlC. MBS. C. A. FOiTEB haa a far vacancies for Pupila desirona af taking lessens an the Piano. Harr, or tioitar. Term, far each Instrument 10 par qa irtaf. d30 TiT" I should ha onlvertaHr known, for it it strictly traa. that Indigestion it the parent of a large portion af the fatal disease Dyspepsia. Diarrhosa. Cholera Marbue, Liver Compiaint. and many other lieaee enumsruted in oar Cit y Inepector a weekly catalogue of deaths, are generally tha result of !adigetiou. Think of this, all who Matter from disordered stomachs, aa if you are trilling to ba guided by adrioe founded apoa experieuoe; rvsert at once to the use of Dr. 4 . Hostxttkk'i tomai h Bitten, which, aa a curative and iavigorant. stand alius aaapproaclied. For aaie hy Drugria a generally. H ALLOCS As il'UÜDARD. dssU-wtf WOÜUEY 4 3AWVE. Meeta at 7 o'clock P.M.. at their Hall on Water atreet. oer the Telegraph Olhce. on tha nrit aad third Saturday, or aeh ntn. ott'uiSw SXEW- ADVKSrriSK.TIILT. A NCW GKOCEUY. WOCLD inform th public anil oitisnsof th place tht I fear pBed SEW 4 U-jC tRY, at Hamilton & Car1 ou'a otd stiud, on the ewranr of Locuat nd äecoud street. in which I intend keepine full urt&itjac of b amnr Groce ries aid Country Pivduce, wb th I off.r eacliea ta t e c papn .ii i -. . e d r a i i- j eS. VtUl Ha ItW, . . HIKaWäl a IS. aSAA.a 50 ,000 IH SHtLS OF CH &TTANTRDatthe City 51 i la. for which cub will Repaid Y oadeUrer. - Uoe2iJ-3wdw 1. N . KOiJ. 3f ? rJCKITllP per R. J. ar.l 200 druml fresh Fi dec.it TUN'S EV SORKNaO sov. EVaNS VILLE &. CRA WFORDSVJLLE RAI LH O AD, ClnUWUE OF TIJJEi ON and after Monday. Dee. 3Ut, until further notioe. Traina will run aeUrileWnt: ' J First Mail iii-eager Train learee EvaasviUe at 3:40 P. M.; arrive at V iucenuca at :30 1. M , iu time foi passenKers bound for St Louis, or Central r.linoia. to tuke Train ee the Ohio and Mis iarppi Ri,Ur id arrici at TrreHaute t y:J0P. M.? futiianai'olis, 12:40 night, connecting direct with traiua.'for Cincinnati. Columbus and dereUnd. Tie. Ia-tiaua-polisand Cincinnati. Indiana Centrul and Indianapolis, Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad. Time from Evansrüle to Cincinnati. 14 I our do do do to Pitvsbtirgh 28 do. do d ' dd. to New York .44. do. do do de to St. Louie .H do. Returning 4eavae TerreHaute at 2:40 P M.; after ttv arrival of tram iron ludiauayolis arrive at Evaasvilta at 8:15 P, M. PasMneri by thfi train 4an come from Ctnoianati, Madison Louisville and Columbus same day. FARES: Pram ICraneville to Oineinnnti.,.., da da St. Louis ... da da Indiananolia. . da do Terra Uaaee . da - da CieTld .... .. CO T It 5 a mt 1J . do do Pittsburgh. 4 75 SeeondSe. Louie Kaoreee learea Viacenn. at 2:15 A. M arrirea at Terre-Haute at 5 A M . .connecting direct lor luditbapli Cincinnati. Lou'erille. Cnluinbua Cleveland nd all poin'a East Ketarninz, learea Tcrre-llante at 11:10 P. arrirea at v luocnnca at l.ou A. connecting for St. Loll ma. Ba-face ehecked to Indianapolis. Nochaaeeaf eara to Inli&napolia. ' iailr Krelaht Trains loara Eranavilla and Terro-Hnute at 7 A. 31- .on which local paaeenrera will be taken Tr-itue run by Ind aniolia time, wh.ch ia eieht minutoa inater idib cvauBvii le lime . ajie For any information or through Tleketa. apply at tka Ticket 01&e',uead of Loouet Jtreot. hranerille.ami. J.J. UAMBL3. Sil't. . jfl-inqu'rer. Princeton C'.nrton. Viaeeaace Uaaetta and Hen derson ratriot taae out other ady. and copy. I'l ni.ic NOTICE. !T1 T SONS. Joseph aud Matthew, aged and 18 years. left it m. my laren in Werna, lowasfrp, on tna 21th mat., for part unknown. This ia to warn all peraana aot to truat said boys on my aeoount. aa I wilt pay a debts af their contract ing, nor oe reapers a i bie loraay oi thir ae a. ilot2;-.1t MATfUKW HARDf.KlN. Pl'BLIV NOTICE. A Lt persons are warned atainst harboring ar trast'ag an L a nay aoeount. my avn, uonru smith. I reara old, no left his home, in German Townehip. on the 24th inst.. with ant my leare. I wall psy no debts at hia oouttaetinc. nor be responsible for any ef nie acta. decaZ ANDRKW8VITH. fPff LB Conking Butter, mm a w .T iso 1 ha eat 'eatern Rcaerre TaMa Bnrt'r. in bozea Tallow Cundles, I bhl Cruahed Surar. I bM Pulverieed Sugar. 10 do New Orlpana Surer, ia store et dec7 C 'QK'S Family Uroeesy. fKt'KIVKn p.r Express 00 lbs oppar Kirres aad at av nurrs, ou linnea mvets ana tturrs. aec27 BAB0O0K BRon. BOUUll ftUTH. ( RlLLKHg. IMtiS, ÜTC. I AM now baking freah every day Dough nuts. Crullers, M ate PI. a, 4c, for family use, whi -h aaa l e obtajneu n.itirom tie orrn by calling a the New York Haierr. on Fir-t atreet, nei eppoalta roato&ce. dcc-tf J. C. GAUNT VI VRI'ER'H MAUA21.E for January, jnat reo'd m 9. aud for sals by dc24 T. 00NVN0TN A CO. BOOHS FOR THE HOI.LIDAVS Rpulioau Court. Leaflets ol Ulemory; Souvenir tiallcry ; Chriatmaa Boaea, Hong of Hnathawa; Book of Ileauty. to .etc. ALSO A large assortment of Annuals. Albuma. Port folios, and Juvenile Books of every variety, at tha Book store oi aecii i. (.'UÄVNörvs Ii CO. PPI.K8. 50 hnhelaflreen Apples, mellow Vaadivers. i w. roiingers. ata.. in store a.a lor aele hr ec24 T. U t A DKN. lfaln atreet. fi0 M K TU I X UOOD.-A lot af Pressed Turkey., oora iea neext THüS. H KADEN. O K.VD VOIR J IR o b filled with good LKAF LAKD pnt up udet my own Inecocuon. dec24 THOS. H KADEN. rK8T QUALITY af Blairavilla FLOUR at reduced pricea. oeezt lU 'b. iiKiUbM BUSH freah Corn Heal for salt by dac2 T. BACON k CO. I TIBI, choice aweet Oranges jnat reo'd a d for aala at de.-? T B IdllV rO.'S Famüv Hm-srv. v5 AO dot Ladies' colored Kid Gloves, K do da black lo 75 do da whit da 21 gro Thread Ituttone; de. 1.W needle-worked Collras; ' SO aetts Gellara aad Sletvte. JOcartooLS bak Bonnet Bibbens. lO do whit do do. 5 do Pink do do. 15 do Cap Ribbons sssorted Colors, 35 do Silk Velvet Kibboaa. assorted widths, 5) dot pateat Thread, aee'd numbers and colors, Mlposnll wool D'. Laimr, nis'd do. .a do bla-k Silk Velvet. 5 do Pluah Vesting, very handsome stvlss i"i cartoons oiacn cotton t eiv tlvet IiibLon, aat'd widths. rse'd this day aad (or sale by JAMES LOW 4 I'O . dec2l-dw 418 Vain street. Loniaville. Ky. S1L.VE1C WAKK... YET! WB have just received ai'othrr invoioaa Silver War . direct from he mannfacturer. which will be sold tow and warrnted. We have also all kinda of Jewelry suitable for Chrl.tmaa Gifta. both for the old aad y ang. All will be sold cheap. Call soon at BITTROLFF A SONS'. deo2i Main St.. between First nnd Second. jVAII.S. I0tkegs, a superior artie'.a. forsale inlouto 11 dealers at low ngures by dc22 S MUEL ORR. TIX PLATK.JL Aecit -250 boxes S X Tin for sale by SAMUKI. ORR. te-MlKKTIHO.Y.-ic5 aa.'td anmbcra; 110 bdls Charcoal nnd Boiler 8 hoe t Iron. 15 do Imitation ätus-ia do do: for aala by dec22 SAMUEL ORR. CJHIXOLK9.-40.roo Erst quality Poplar Shingles for sale oy uecaa SAMUEL ORR. AD.UIXISTKATOK'S NOTICE. maTOTli E is hereby given, that the undersigned hsa been i Tl appo nted Administrator of the estate of Joha S. Grabbe, lata of Vanderburgh county, deceased. Said eatate is supposed to be solvent. HERMAN ORABBeS, dec2i-3w Administrator. ADMIS1STK TO It'S XOTICE. jATOTIClS iebereby given. that fltanaeriged haa been api Doiated Adminietrntor with the will annexed af baaiel F. (oloUmith, late ef V anderburgh eounty, dccea.ed. Siüdj eaui isauppoacu w ue avivi-m. DANIEL W. GOLDSMITH. dec'22-3 Adminisfrtor, will annexed, AD.TIIXISTK ATOKS SILK. ATOTtCIt is hereby given, that I will aell at Public Auction 1 on Tuesday, the 15th day of January, 1 dsn, at the late reaideaeeof Daniel F. Goldemith, dee'd. in Centre Townchip, Vanderburgh county, nil his personal property, con sisting af iloiaee, ri-ga. uattle. bneen. May, Ulli. H heat. Corn and Potatoes. Farming Utensils and Household Furniture, etc. A credit of twelve months will be given on nil sums ovet three dollers. tha purchaser giving nate with approved security, drawing interest aad wairi g valuation and appreisemeotlaws. DANIEL W. GOLDSMITH. decJi-4w . Administrator, will annexed. TO K.TIOKEHS. I HAVB Hia opened and a now apeaing the finest lot of IMPORTED CK A KS. of every variety, and a great variety of the moat choice Chewing aad moking Tabteca. which I am now off-ring at tvh'iale aad .etail. Ihe lot embrases the freateat varietjr erer bxiaghtto this market. JACOB SCHKURER. dsc21-lm Main street, between First and Seoond. noi'HLi: EXTUY hook.keepi.g7 XroUNG MEN wishing to qualify themselves tkoronsmly X and practically lor business, should aot fail Is attend a soarse of Lessons in tha Evansville Commercial College. Clerks, Mechanlas aad others eaa. d irieg tha winter evenings, obtain a profession In this lekool. wnieh will ba af i. aataalabl keaefit ta them. dsell-tardtsaw I

D. V. ALL.EIV, DESIGNER AND CUTTER OF SUPEBIOll

l. COPPKR Ai BRASH, rr Iflialiinr Boxes, Ualei, Ckiki.ie., BR tSS Aluhabeu and Figuren in teU. Stanoil Brsahea. I Mark'ng Cnpa. Markiag ink. and all tha Fixturea la? j Marking, constantly on hand. I fgV R- A., hastwa Diflomaa and n S War Medal award- , ad him for Wet apacimenaof Steneiliar. - S 1 c.tiLj fLA I B.3 put up in a B,r w rairj ' J " , any part of th United Statut. All lcttera at inquny aa te pricaa. will ba auawered promi tly. . ' V. E. A LI. EX. Proprietor. Steaeil R4taMiahraent. j daell-dJm 141 Walnotatreet. Cincinnati. Ohio. I liOAHDISU. j A OENTLEMaS' and hii wif-. daairing eapor ar Vaard with Sitting and Lodging Boen aad table axeluaieely to themaelTea. in a houae with no other board are, aaa hear af an opportunity af thia kind, in tha moat plaaaant part of tka any. by aeplving at tnts omee dee24-dlw 1 vi ä S. V FI.Ul K. 50 bags warranted extra geed Hi 'iust ree'd and lor salt M reduced prices by uee prices y j. w, i. rici!T. de 21 at ef Mails can he had cheap at HCQEIM', aeelT-S'ilaw Corner Main and Secern streoes HIBDOS! UIBBOfisl! AVERY handsome eortmaet of Cap aad Be act. Belt and Mnuraiaa Kitboaa. ta be at caaaually ekeap at .el7--wdaw HVftHUV. BONNETS! BO.MNEXSI! FEW Tery choice White Silk Benneu, aad a (eaeral aaIX. aartmeat ef elored Satin Banneta, te aa baa at rery radueed nr.eee at deelf-lwda . lllyttai'. SHOES AND OAITEUS. V FRESH arriral of a (eaeral naaoraaaant af Ladiee'. Mieeea and ChilJr.a a (Jailer Booteee and Slippern, aad BaBIÜS' SHOES, wnieh are warranted ef tka kaet qual ity, and ler aale at '"'"" d.c'7 Jwdaw Cheap Dry Onadt Stars. C-RArK.KRS AT WHOLESALE CAD RETAIL. f 111 li nnderiiined conetantly keep an bnnd larae aaee rift maatettreeh Water. Butter and Suaar Crackern, and leoof Soda. Pilot and Naval Bread, which koine, maonlaetnred by the latest imi lored Haehinery. tkav can be aald at aa low a priea aa in any pi nee la the Waat, and are not excelled in quality ly any other manufactory in tha country. A large took alwa a an hand at pay ahap, an W atar atreet between Sjeamora and Vine. .,-.- cd IS Uli a. aij.iva. - KR I I VOlli IIUADCLKAS. DR. AN'UHRSO.N haa on hand live hundred bottles or hit aplcndid liair T .nxo. juat manufactured. Persona having Bald Heads, ex (rrsy Hair, had better c 11 seen. Ladiaa especially ' daa 11-4 tt afCXXV BAliB. 50 bales instar and for aaie y PRESTO.i BROS. 1VT KV MOLA8SK8. ISO bbls prims naw.Molaaaea in IM ptore and fur aala by PRESTON BROS. tOl:LT'K'. Turkeys sni Ohieksns drsssed arsry morning at T. UAOON at CO.'S Family Uroeary. D Z fresh Eggs: iJVTSlbe do Butter (NeaHtt's bsst). far sale at dee'Zl T. BAOON & CO.'S Frmily Ureeery. M BUSH Kar Cora on hand and for ante at 4ntVr VF dec2l T. BAUO.M St CO.'S Family Ureeery. O AT8 AXD BR AX for sale hr . . . üecJl T. BAI'ON a CO. tMSA! TKA!! I hill-nraat extra Young TTyson; - 2 do do Imperial; ,' ' "" 4 do da Guapowdsr; J do do Black; 9 boxes 5 sa Gunpowder; a do tan Imperial; 3 do 13 aa do; uat ree'd at dee2I COOK'SPamlly Oraeery eOMKTHIAU UOOD FOR t UHI8TAI A. Tu lb. goad fabla Butter; lO lot Coo kin ir do. 300 des Freeh Kgga; in store aad far sals ir deell - J. IT . . I ICKBRT. St'iDKIES Jt'ST KECEIVED. Ghalf-eheats Imp., . P. sad T. U. Tan, : lacaudiae do do da do, , 1 hall-cheat looae Blaak da. 1 do t lb tapers 50 lea New a ge. IA da Xante Currants, derll da. 10 Iba Raw Thyme, . M da da Raiaiaa. J. W. at S. V1CEBRT. ttVRK BCt'RM HKAT FI.OIR -1 bags pars Pennsylvania, landing tram steamer John V Pringle, far aale low by . Ii. tilLBBKT C ., declt dtf Syeamara aeir W'afr PUESIDEST'I JTIESSAOIä! mjoonraaisoM Ta Tals BIO STOCK OF CLOTHING, sfl KNTLEMKN'S Fnrnlahing Goods. Faaey Hats aad Caps. VJI sts , eto , juat received by the undersigned nt bis Claiming Stor-. nnder Pavilion Hotel. I have the fiaaet aaaortment of Overeonu ia the city, eemprisiag nil varl.ties and the moat taenionanir atyie. Alan SHANGHAI HATS, and all daserlDtlons af Gentle men's Furnishing Goods. Call and sas, as 1 am selling of cheap, and have a superior stocx . decl3-dtf ANTHONT L0BKN3TINR nn BALES new Gun iee leading from steamer Peter TelUW Ion nnd lor sain law by der!7 dit JOnN BT7RTIS. a ät DOZ Freah Kara 12 doa Tomato Catacp; M- ß ß 15 dos sa'd Pickles; juet ree'd nt juat ree'd nt COOK 8 Family Groeery. decl7-dtf tKUOXti AM" ORAKGKS. 1 h Lemons; A I bbl sefret Oranges, just rse'd nt deo!7- -tf COOK'S Family Grocery. MJM IlUIES. fTUST reeaived. aa aasortmeat af Shovels. Spades, Grain W Scoups. Straw and H.iy Knives, Korke. Axea. hlattoeka, Pip a. Hrush Scvthea. Loa. Trace. Halter and Doc Chaiaa. Coffee Mills. Coffee Roastera. Mouse and Rat Trapa. Meat Cuttere. Sauaage Stuflera. Mr'osd Saws. Wagon Jncks. as., for sale cheap by GRANT m CARSON deel7-dtf 1'OUN Cltl'SIIKKS. TSfKhave anhand aad far aala tha ' Kentucky Cora w C Crusher, ' a splendid article, warranted to gi.eaatia faction i HOUSE AND COW FEED. UTE keep a eonstaut supply af Hay. Corn and Oats. dec!7-dtf OBANT A CARSON. TtII MI.IV DK I.V1NKS. 50 Dieses nil wool Musli lTjL Da Lams, assorted colors ree'd this day nad for sals I y JAXU uun eT uu., deelS-daw " ' 41$ Main at.. Louiavills. Ky AT 8AMCKL I.ISTER'f Itallon's Maicatine for January . Flag of vur Union; Veeklv Clipper: Frank'Lealie's Illnstratad; Ballcn'a Pictorial; Yonng America; Holiiday Pictorial; Piotorial Pieayuae: Brother Jonathan Pietarial; l'ietorial ClinDer. ktai Boys' Pietarial. jart received this morn ing. IXTRABH.VBR-PLAT KOWAUK. J 3 dot Shell Pattern Table Spoons; 6 do do da Ten do; " do do do Table Forks; - f do do do Desert da; 4 ao Threaded Table do; 4 do do da Spoons. dec20 BABCOCK BROS. "TOftY'tV TOOL CHEIäT Campriamg a con-.plete set of OYS' TOOL H warranted Tools that would be found inn Carpenter's Cheat. dec20 BABOOCK BROS. GÜX T R I M M I X M. 500 Rids Barrels, aee'd; Looks. Mounting, Triggers, Monlds, Kibe. Springs. Flnaks, Cape. ie. declo BABCOCt BROS. HOMIXY AXD Bl RWHK4T FLOCR. 31aacks (5() Iba each) at. W. Flour; 3 bbls VThile Flint Hominy, ree'd per Clara Dean, nnd foraaleby J.W. U VICKKRY. deatS-dtf Main at., between Second aad Third. COltX JIEAL FOU SALE. KW VaX MILL TlfS nndereirned haVe jnat estwhHshed a Mill for tha exclusive grinding ef Corufon the oorner af Walant nnd Eighth streets, aveftha Caaal. Wa will ke-p centtantly on hand Meal for sale, and for exehaaga for Cora. Wa grind none but the beat corn, an-d our meal will recommend lts If. By means of a Fsnntng Mill, we keep clear af all dust. Ws will sell at the low-el market prices, and respectfully ask a trial o' our Meal by families and the puMie geaerally . decl-dtt 1SAA0 R. MILLS BROI. BArTIXC 28 bales Ko. 1 Cattea Battiagat novlb COOK'S Family eroarsar. MRS' SHOVEI.8 25 doa No. 2. genuine article for .fm. contractors, rorsala low nt CH AS. S. It LI,' deed New Hardware Eonaa. 2 doora below Br. Bank. CXDHIK8. 5 boxes Pine Apple Cheeee, IC9 dosen Toy But-kef. I daian Traya. Basis IThite "Task Tuba, X deaea Clethea Hampere, Jaat reeelved per ateamer St. Clair at aov20 COOK'S Family grocery. ,C.Vv JH. 1 pair Plalfarm fealee ferealaat CuOA'S PaiiT ereeeaw. BAKGAINS1--C LOSING Ol T AT COST! AND LESS THAN COST!! COLBURN & HERSHBERGF.R will close autth!rstt,ek of Dry Goods at great kargaiaa. aa they wi.h to chnnge their business. Their stock eeneista af a good ssse tmeat of Winter Goods, such as Flannels, satinets. Linseys, De .sines, Silks. P nids nnd n gsneral assor-.meat of Hosiery. O loves, ire. Those who wiah good goods at lew pricea hadoetter call and axnaina bsfors pairhasiag elaewhere. uut.rt.ns o nE.n.tnBsavan, dee. 17tf Faeter'a tile dr.. ltatraat. I clew Main. 7 AXTFI. To rent, n Piaaefer six men the. for wb-.h r a liberal rte aHl ba alj. EsoTilrSat thai Jmnasat

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REMOVAL. J.W.JcS. VHKE1IY, HAVB remoTod thairitaak af Oroaeriaa. ata.. inm their Id atand to the saw fuar atory building twa deera law tha Waahiagton Hotel. Wa take thia metaod af ratarniag anr eiaeera thaakataj eat nnmeroua frienaa and euatoDi.ra for their Terr liaeraJnntrooage extended to na duriag tha ahart tiaae that wa aara keen la hvaiaaaa: and we hope, hy atrial atleatiea a kaal ' maaa, ta aaarrilaeeauaaaaaa of tke aaaaa. J. tr.at S. TICK1T. dUdtf. Main at., katweaa Seaand and Tkir4.

Ö Wpieeaa rangaeaSilk Haadkerehiefk. , f j x MO aaeh. 28. JO. 31. Jt and M iaehea Whalebone Split t'aabrallaa. - - 41 daa Ladieaeelered Kid SlaTea. 1) dee de wkita da. . , - - . , ,- . - , ISO groaa Laatiag Vent Button. t 100 do Metal da da, - - ' ' ' 10 aieeee Flt-roaee Silk. SO loa Faaey Lined Silk OleTea, -M riee-a Plueu Velvet Vaating. Tery kaadieme Mains, reaeire'' tkia day aad far aala by . , JAMBS LOW A derll-daw dl Main eareee, Leoi.iUle.. fy. v2 tK(-0.( C9 rale eke a tore aad for ap by deal J. P. BATLES3. dk I.K. 20 bale af a new brand and aupexior artiale. Xm juat receirrd and for aala by PRBITOV BKOS. " aerift-dtf KKl'KIVKI) periUtn.tF. L.iaai- , . luu nana Pea. Baekwhrat flour, 2S Ina taehi '. ' ZUaeaiattlne raiia, s m neat. . . ,. . . u da da da in neat; SO da fclua ad rean. lue and red aad faaey laetana, far aala ay . 1. O. UÜ1MANM. . decIS-dtf K KCKiYKD ft-m New Turk a tssti al 2 pouad "ana Lobstart; do 1 da da do; da 2 do da Ovetera: . da deelS-dtf I do do do; forsaleatTadaeedsrleeaT by 1. st D. HBIMAWM. . - trXDRIRal. k3 HI Mourning Collars, ISO nnir Underaleevea4 . .. 50 ioa L .diea' colored Kid Oloves. (0 Laaiea' Cloth Cloaks. .,' ' ,';. d aieeaablaek Silk Velvet Vestlars, ': 1'V da da Sfttia do. r.e'd this Uf ufaT ferealaby JAMBA LOW A dO.. " daal4-dw . 411 Mala atrers, Laaurilla. y. - M ACK I H Kl, -40 packages faraa'a low to rloae by dec!5-dtf GEO. FOSTER k CO. LI M SALT. 15U butasls' Kanawha Alum, a snptrfer JtJk. aiticla far barrel pork, for tale by d.el5-vf 'tisii mTRR CO. V AKKIUHOX CJXl.VDSIOXKS-Saperler sa nay M m Urmdstans ever brought te ti.ia msrgst A mull oan ignm-nt for aala by deaiM TBNNBY sOlASIOB. , PHRPAHH FOR TIIK KOLLIDAYBt WR kavejnet received aaotker lot af kaantirnl aa ae paueraa of all kii.de or Jewelry, among a kiek em -same rich Cameo Piaa aad Ear-r age. Onr steak Is aa foil and complete. aad will beaold at low rrleea nnd we ntaiea. biTT ai'trr at Btisgs. - t A SONS. - t dealt Vain street, between First aad Seaand.. TIME 18 MOXKY. NOTHKR iavoiae af Gold aad Silver Hunting Watsnen . l5l inst ree'd aad for sale ehsap. aad warranted timkeep- ' era Diss nj i. r r ; Ifnin atreet. between First and Seeead. - diell afOll. 10 OCO bnshelt on Canal nnd Railroad, far sariy iverv. for sale hf diel5-dtl GBO. FOSTER V CO.. I. CORN SO.OOObushsls Prima ia nsw gnnnlea. new ready ; at convenient shipping points aa Wabaah. for tale y -deel-dtf ORO. FOSTB 00. ' A PAIR Platform Scales, ass) dael2d of l.aoolhe aaeh. far aala a I OOOK'fi Family reaery. BUSH. Corn Meal; Amjt 200 lbs. ekoiee Table Putter; '. aoibitlant Currants, juat ree'd at - ''iL. .. tfeefjd tjtitiak'a.rnmijy uraeery. JtB BORSH PEKO. We have a supply af Hay,' Com an at litis aa hand, aad far sals by nu17 GRANT t CARION. CORX 8HKLLKRB.-W have on hand nnd forsale oheap lor aaeh, all tha beat pat area oi Cam Skaliere. S..17,. GRANT k CARAON. 1'UK THE IIOI.iVIIiAYSl 80METHINOTO SUIT BVERYBODT'S TASTKY' j CONFECTIONARY. Cakes, Fruits. Candy. Toya. ba..aa. I have now a splendid assort Seat oi elegaat Canfeelieaary eemprising amost beaattfnl lot f Caerly Toya. iatiratiua of Fraiu. Flowers, Animals. e , jnat ndapetd tar Del lidav Presante wiih aa aadlessvanetyal eonfeetions. elegant takee, Ae ae. I will nl.a be supplied with Tropiaal Frslta in time for ths flollidnys Ordere for Oanfeotiaanry. Cakes. Aa.. of any deeeription. promptly filled. I wanld nek thaea ataati- ( ta purchase gilts far children, ta tuaial m rimh mud .l.MB ft Od mt rattoa eif a. ay stole ADA V KfJRTlS," daelT-diw First street, near the Poet tit ea. NEW STORE ASD NEW GOODS. HAVING removed into sarins new Store near the W echini, to a Hotel, wa are now prepared ta wait aa all aar Id anatomers nnd aa many nsw aaes aa saay favor as wit their calls, s iavite the nttentlee of all to agaad aeaertmeat ar n htt tile the atteotiea at an vo agoaa naeersaneus traan , lately reoeivad fram Ciaeiaaati. aarebaaed by aar ixpraaaly for our trade ameagst whiek will be leaad lielrs necaaaary far tha comfort aad eaaveaieass ef lUtJUS, Junior, exp maay artielva necaaaary I lewtiiieo. Our Express will ha always In readlaeaa beeeavey all art! j parier tie oily, tree ar marge. Uonse aad try aa. J. W. I . riUAHHI, Main nt.. between Second nad Third. . a is ati A IAj'M MALT. 2.X0kaskslsrorsalsaaneptrbash. l GEO. FeSTRR CO., deed Car. Canal nnd Leevat Strasse. e1A.MLI9 BAOid. J.nroOrnnitatJ, bash. C5 l.onoBeavr2 da - - Extra heavy and for sals at small advenes, deed OK FOSTER en. irlOUUTS HIIELSCH, ' FIRST STBBKT, OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFIC. Svamville, lad., ' ALWAYS ksspssn hnnd n (as aasortmeat af Parfamarlei of tha bast mtaufastursrt ; also, .... Toilet Articles, HUtioaary, ."- Kmbraidering Materials. Plated Jewelry. Artists' Colors Canvass, ata. , Oil Paiatings aad lagravlaa. Toys, ate. aavl GiltMooldings. XXJ HEAT B ACKS - . .. W inoo heavy Oseabsrg, 7i bushsl; - S(0 Oranits Seamless, 2 dot , inoo Light. S bushel, eel able for Oats: i Also S,O00 2n busaelOunay Raaa; orealeby nevM - 10. FOSTBB 09. rilOM UHE OI.I HOCIIESTEB flURe SGUl . - ' s. -1 STANDARD Appla Tree, aaaerted; ' - IVJLI SODwarf do; ' , . K T5 dwarf Pear Trees i, i ; 40 Cherry Trace; 30 Peaoh ' do; 10 Qniaea do; 20 Plnm do; , 1'J Currant, aesartsd: " 15 Orapessxtra assorts d; too Slrawksrrias, sssorted, am hand and ler sale at d.clt-dtf COOK'S Family Ore eery. tVKIUiRKüN AD ORX MKXTAI. TREES. jk 90 Norway Hpruee; 50 cboioe Arbovitea;. . , 50 Balsam Fir; to Yds Box. for tale at. deel4-dtf COOKÜ Family Oroeerv. . ' COPAllTXEltSHIP. . , . THE undersigned hsvs this day formed) sepattaershfp. aader thastyls and firm af Heberd A Anker, for tha maaufacttte of all kinds of Mattrtssssaad general I ph. La try, sa Mam strset, between Sixth aad Seventy. - h. w . fiTEBBRD, dael7-2wdw T ' . . M. ARCHER. Oef Hafk BUSH skalsa Irish Poteteea. rse'd p.r esnal at mm9ß des , .. COOK'S Famil.r roeery. AfftllcOlLS Manilla Hope, axserud slsti. fraat-aVa M-ßß New England Cordage Co.; ,. , 25 dot Laaterna, latest Yankee iavsntlsn; ', 50 boxes Choice Chases; j net reeelved et . . , . TKNNEY A 8OI.BN80IT. . CUFAKTXF.BSIIIP NOTICE. HAVING coeneeted with ma la the Foundry an Machine Bnainess WM. A. DUNN and WM. TAI LOR. ther both beiag good Practical Mochaaiet in tha bnainevg, weag'here say that wa intend to do as rood work, and an aa-Kkj a - r able terms, as any ia tka city, Wa intend warranting aarj work when deae, hath in workmanship and date rial, as weli , in qunntity as in ruialita. Waask a liberal' riatrosaes from . the-e who wish anything1 in onliiia af businfss. esltitfihtiBa,. not oaly to get your money for a hat w. do. brtt erre'tlsg ta reap eome glory also. novIS ribrkiti euHHiaeii. . 1. w. CkOOKKTT a. CHOCK ETT tfc LOWE) i ATTORNEYS AT LAW, MADISON VILLK, KT. Will give prompt atteatiea ta all basinets satrutted ta hat ' sara. ' novfi-et- . TJOUI.TRY 1 POULTRY ! ! a. ! riaa rat rarteya; 0 da da Chiekeas; - sa da lieese; , . - Soma af tka abave are dressed every meralag an 4 Ist aale' a T. BAOOK a CO. '8 Family Gaoasvy. . dealt dtf Mnia etrejt. betw. Water aad First. , IR LAIXKR. i 'i,'. ' Cases Handsomastylsd Mualia da Laiket. stall) I Caahmeret. , t . r . :, i -f. KeceiTod this day, aad far aala by - J3. LOW $ CO.. aagAldawtf 41 Mainat.. Louitvills. Ky. wiwnnw sisW SATT E have received a eoaaignment af Windnw Saab, ef dlftf ferent dimensians commonly used, will sail law. seplJlf TENNEY SORBNSON. PKIlFCMF.n.K. Pomades, ia pets, jsva aad stlsks; Hair Tonics as Kan da Lnstrale, Bears' Oil. Rosa Oil. Maaasaar O 1. Raadoliae Curling Fluid. Hair Glass, ata; SI ampoaing Water. Toilet do. Florida da. Kan da Celogae. Lavea'tar Water. Verbeaa. Kan Divine do Vemet for render ing the skin soft aad fair, aa will as impartitr a dalisate ra sest hne to the complexion. Extraetaforthe Haadkerskief. Lobln's aad ath rs; Tooth Powders aad Teotb Pastes. Treasure of th tfoulbnnd Aromatie Vi- egair; Toilet and Infaaat Powders: and nil tha other articles in tne no. i onctasa Far sale by M. MIELaOH nSVII I imnnn, .Pr..ii. . nr.-. afaaTk BALES extra heavy Onsnleten eooeigamoal. aad 99 foraalelowby eplStf JOHN BURTIS CIAB8-Jerierud Havaaa Cigars .ftJ,r'ntM. H M. MIKLSCH a. aortr First 'tract, apposite rest tans. IfOKTipOXH AUD FLCTIXA8 -T J-A uruiisi nf Aeeord'onsaad rlulmaa.af lbs hi Undid aa ast French nnd Osrsaa make, far sais aneap ay as. . ' l r. 1.31,11, navif ' ' Firtt street, errlt reat-eataa.