Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 124, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 3 January 1856 — Page 3
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RIVER lXTEII ENCE.
LOiU-L DEPARTMENT. 07"Our friend, Mr. L. L. Watson, has bee appointed Agent of the E. and C. Railroad at .Yinceunjs. , He will make a first rate agent. He is pretty good at anything he may be put at except I'fting. ". He sprained his back badly liere a week or two ago, trying to lift a weight beyond his strength.
e learn from the Davenport, Iowa
Gazette, that since the breaking up of the river at that point last spring, and its closing this
killed with an axe." The murderer is now in prison, where he constantly is mutterring a senseless jargon of prayers. i Pittsburgh, Jan. 2. Last night the frame dwelling of John Kre-
winter, there were 1,113 arrivals and depar- gon, of Temperanceville, near Pittsburgh, was tures of steamerä at Davenport. Of the boats destroyed by fire; two children perished in the included in these arrivals, six have been lost fltmes, being litterally burned to cinders; two durina: the season, four by burning and two other children thrown out of the window by
by sinking.
i their grandmother, who afterwards saved her-
Tobacco an-i Cigars. Messrs. Hornbrook fewttailar, arrived here on New Year's Day. & Co.. have just received a large assortment She s engaged during the day and yesterday
f the' best qualities of chewing tobacco, with
Capt Ned Montgomery's crack steam- self by jumping; was but slighlly injnred er Republic, one of the fastest boats on the Wes- Mr. Kregon was absent, in this city attending tern waters, and an A. No. 1 craft in every , the Orphan's Fair. . ; -
N bw Orleaxs, Dec. 31
J. K. CAMPBELL, BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER, riBST BTBICT BITWKEir VISB and Division. ... EVANaYILLE, IND.. MANUFACTURER ef every description of Brass Work, f equal quality, if not superior to anything manufactured in the East, and on M favorable terms. I keep constantly on hand oil globes, stop, (Tauge, bibb and cylinder socks; church, steamboat and hotel bells; antifriction metal, soft and speltersolder. as well as a c mplete assortment of all other articles usually kept in this line of business. I am also appointed sols agent in this city for the sals of Jas. Thompson's calebrated leather belting. These beltings are far superior to anything yet offered, and hare invariably, when exhibited, been awarded with the first premium. Samples of the same can be seen at the establishment. Every description of Brass Castings made to order, and furnished at Cincinnati prices. The highest market price paid for eld copper, brassend line. ' All orders addressed to me wiU meet with prompt and immediate attention . uec4;
nOFFKI.U nOV8
-25 bag prime for sale low to close. GBO FOSTKR & CO.
some .very choice brands of cigars. We have sampled them, and adviseo ur old "free trade" friends to call right oT at Phil's and try his new stock. See his advertisement. ; "
taking in freight for the South, and will complete her load here and at points below. She has been running in the St. Louis and New Orleans trade- But the ice has sent her to the
Sme VlYl4c Stock- 47,000 A LIM SALT. 2500 bushels for sale y 66c. Lard in kegs 12c, bbls 11c. ; A . , pro foster &v co. iange6afic. ... I L,MÄÄ7o.
CcfFee pri
. bags. Com
bterlins exenangi
Pittsburgh, Dec. 31.
A terrible accident occurred near Darlington,
Beaver county, on the Ohio and Pennsylvania
ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY.
MEDICINAL.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an- j nouses to their friends, the public of Evansville and icinity. that they hat determined to open an office in Evansville. to be devoted eaclusively to the transaction of the business of their Line, and have appointed Mr. GEO. W. McBRlDE as their Agent, who from his rast connection with ttc business, is perfectly f: miliar with all the routes and tbe details of their operation. This arrangement has , been made with the sole object of increasing the facilities of the Express, and thereby inerease its desirability to ths pub' lie to accomplish which the best efforts of our local agent will be especially directed All persons having business with onreompany will please , call on Mr. McBride. at our new office on First street, between Locust and Main, who alone is authorised to act for as from this date. aov2-dtf ALFRED O AITHKR. Snperiatonen. 1 POTATORS A.D TIRXIPS 5 hush Irish Potatoes; ID bush Sweet Potatoes; 1 do Turnips, ree'd and for sale I'y dec7 J. W. 8. VFCKERT.
E K ' I L Ii S
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES 0
S
AMILf PHYSIC.
TH. XKSGIVIX IHAXfiR FOH ALL 7S fine fat
JL 1
Turkeys iut received at
nov.8
COOK'S Family Ooeery.
En'he weather yesterday was cool and the trials and tribulations of steamboating on
bracing, with a pleasant co-mingling of sun- the Mississippi. Capt. Nedlooks natural. We chine,''' Our pork packers could not well haTe are glad to sec him once more on the raging Tbetter weather for their business. In the after- Ohio. - -
Ohio river. Our fat friend Kirbr, has con-' Kauroad this evening., beveral persoaswere trol of the office; and has lost noflesh through killed. No particulars obtained. .
MERUIT. 10 boxes new Layer Rais'ns;
ss. i no Aante CJurran s;
109 lbs Citron:
just received at COOK S Family firoeery.
DISSOLUTION. .
THE partnership heretofore existing between Philip Hornbr-ok and Charles Churehill. under the style of Ilevnhrook a Churchill, is this day dissolved by mutual eon-
sent. P. Hornbrook issuthefised to use the name of the firm
for the purpose of settling ths same.
' ' CltAS. CHURCHILL' '
Evansville, Dee. 5, 55. '
noon, it was mild. . fc5""Josiah Bradley, Esq., of Boston, ' has made a donation often thousand dollars to the Sailor's Snu; Harbor.
We thank old friend Forsee, of the
I big Eclipse's office, for a package of New Or
leans papers of the 24th, left us Monday evening. The Eclipse may be down to-morrow.
Day, from Louisville. ' She has made a change in her time and will hereafter be at Evansville
(lTl. W . TT T 1.1
...iL I luu l trn ti 1 1 mi lh . I c M I rii ri I n.ic mm.
tnencfiil tiieS Sssiin of a Tlniltr. Tr ia n rsrv naat I
1-it"i """"' j t. ' . . ; every Tuesday and Friday evenings, and after I'.rtlfi Knfr nnri wb hrinA.it'. trill ho u-oll cnn. J J '
ported. ., ,' , j
Qr Expecting the Message every hour
yesterday, we did- not prepare our usual edito
rials, rials
"is the soul of wit."
Is. .There is a good deal of wit in our edito- says that unles mo Is to-day, if it indeed be true that "brevity vails, a few days wi
QO The editor of the Vincennes Courant is f the decided opinion that the editor of the Evansville Enquirer is fully qualified to be Secretary of State. It must be a source of great gratification to the candidate for the nomination of Secretary of State, .o reflect that there is at least one man in Indiana who believes him qualified for the office.
COMMERCI AL;' Opfick Evansvillk Daily Jocrnal. t i i Wednesday Evening, Jan 2. J RIVER Falling at this point and above. Ice running heavily at Cincinnati, but only a little shore ice here. WEUTUER Has bum Tory cold during past wee, hut some m l'ier to-dy. Fine for pork packing. , BUSINESS Has been rather dull in the wholesale departments during the holliday week. Produce of all kinds dull.
The Wm. Garvin was here New Year's There is but little doing in the pork market. The highest pries
paid for hogs is $5. for be't quality." Holdeis not disposed to sell at this price. Flour and grains dull. The markets abroad are not encouraging. A private dispatch from New Orleans, dated 31st. quotes sorn at 05c, flour, $8; Wheat. 1 70. Th.re have been heavy shipments South during the week, but ths
short absence to Henderson, start on her wharf is now r tnUnad or
return trip to Louisville. . She will therefore
uc uuttiiaxaiu Lu-uiuiruw cveiiijiir. . . . - i vs.lss'st
The Cincinnati Times of Tuesday Salemtm..
more moderate weather p re
al see navigation closed at soda Ash
1 mm .
"""""'J' - Yellow.
The St, Louis News of Saturday evening says: - The river continues to recede, and is filled with floating ice. Th3 ferry boats continue to
make their trips from one side of the river to Pui,h,,
the other, carrvins nothing but passengers 1 Canal and city..
hoi coffee
. I Mnnlia lava.....
wnan are cnangingmeirposiuen ana locating u-uruayra..
at dinerent parts or tne Lievee, in order to be
more secure in case the ice should break loose
GUITARS AÄltTjOLIiiS.-u-A Hie lot. of Guitars and Violins jusi received per the Adams EjiprTst by
M. MIELSCH.
fiolius juu received per the Adams Ejipr?st by
aov23 tf First street, opposite Prt-oSnce.
T SAMI KI LISTKR S- Dickens1 Hotteehofd Words
XÄ. for December.
ALL-WOOL DK LIKS. 15 pieces fancy colored all-wool De Laines;
aov2s
NOTICE.
The unitersirned havins; nurchased the int-restef Mr. C
Churchill, in the firm of llorahrook A Churchill, a ill cos-
nue-in business at the old tand under the stvleof Horn-
brook A Co.. and solicits the patronage of the public. All persons indel-td to the old firm, will come forward and psy
e same, and sll persons havms; claims against the old firm, ill present the game for settlement.
dec7-tf HORNBROOK k CO.
Received this day and for sal
nour
WHOLESALE I It ICES tUilHEST.
56
I Iron ana : Common Kur..
White...
Candles.
Sperm............ ..
Star
White r mould. .... .
Summer do ......
Coal. .
; Kxtra size..... . j rjheet Iron..... . - 1 1 3d Kail. .4 (J do lid do 20a23 8d do I lOd de upwards, ! Spikes
35a45 Blue 3d.
Kails 4t a 6 .....Öia51 4Ja5 ....5a6 00
8 00
BrCRWHKVT FLO CR. 5' bags, 50 lbs each, e oice Pennsylvania, ree'd per Cara Dean, for sale i-y
a. c un.HE.Kr u'., 4ec4 ' ' '- - ' ; . . - Syo. near .Water. " JlcCLIKE Lilt If A IC I KS."
PERSONS interested in the formation of VVokkixq Hex's Libbakiks, ander the benittceut Bequest of ths late Sir. McClcuk, are res pect fully referred, for their purchases, to the VERK EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT AND LOW PRICES
of the undersigned. - He will, for Library pa, poses, sell at
a i.ahok discount from Publishers' prices, for cash; and will guaranty every book to be peifect. Being prrmauen tly looated in Cincinnati, this guaranty may be availaolo to every Library, as in poaible cases of icnperrection exchanges may very read ly be made. The a&aortment of the undersigned
comprises tHe pul licativns f etefy imponaut bon.e ia this country and Europe. H. W. DKRBV,
oeciu-aw Bookseller, Cincinnati Ohio.
professional beggar, named Mrs.
fehaw, who is well known to the citizens of
Pittsburgh for her pertinacity in soliciting charity, has accumulated property in that city by begging,' for which she has been recently öilersd $10,000.
(CT-Look out for counterfeit one and two
dollar bills on the Exchange Bank of Mufreeskoro', Tenn- Several of the latter were offered
at Our Hotels yesterday, It will be recollected we noticed the finding of a batch of the one
dollar notes a short time since.
and do them injury. '
- The Rainbow was here promptly at 12
o'clock yesterday, from Louisville, and put out
a large quantity of freight. To the disappoint"
ment of many "customers," she had no Louis
ville papers.
Important from Kansas Excitement at Leaven
worth City Bioting House Burning and
jail .Breasting.
, "YVe stated, yesterday, that on the 15th inst,
while the voting on the lopeka Constitution was going on, the election at Leavenworth
City was interrupted by the Pro-Slavery men,
in consequence of which soma outrages occured. A private letter was received at Lexing
ton, from Leavenworth, on the 22d, which
gives further particulars about the affair.
, A collision had taken place between the Pro .and anti-Slaverv parties, which resulted in the
destruction of the ballot box, and an entire interruption of the voting. During the excite
ment, one house was burnt, belonging to a
nnember of the anti-Slavery party. Ihis act
of burning was charged on a Pro-Slaverv man
whom tho Abolitionists succeeded in arresting
and confining in jail. The friends of the pris
oner rallied, broke open the jail, and then
burnt it to the ground.
These proceedings had produced an intense
"excitement at the place on each side. The
Anti-Slavery men had sent to Lawrence for
re-isforcemenls, and the Pro-Slavery men,
also, had requested and sent for aid. , The above is the substance of the letter re
ceived at Lexington, which is from a source
says the Lxpress, strictly reliable. St. Louis News, 2dth.
BY TELEGRAPH.
EE POETED EXPEESSLY FOB THE J0UBNAI.
' Washingtok, Jaa. t. House. After usual 'preliminary businsss,
Mr. Giddings moved a connection of the jour
nal which stated that the President's Message
was received by the House. He denied this and
said the message was announced in the House
and delivered to the Clerk, by the President's private Secretary, without permission; the
proposition to correct the journal was rejected
by 36 majority.
Mr. Knight offered a resolution to elect a
Speaker by a plurality vote.
Mr. Philps moved to lay it on the table. BcsTosr, Jan. 2.
Steamship Asia, sailed for Liverpool via
Rio...
Copper,
Sheeting 14oz.....
Uo JbOZ.....
Bolt.....
Dorks,
Vetret qts...
do qts...... ..
Phial
Irv Uoodi.
Z-i light brown sheet-
we
4-4 do do do
7-öheary do do
4-4 do do 00 5 4 do do do
3-4 blh'd shirting:....
7-8 & 4-4 blh'd shirt
ing & sheeting
I La. tl es. Oak Country 3f. 1 50 Popuiarsawd3f. 1 50a 175 do do 4f. 2 00 Fine do 3f. 1 75 Loadand SUot. Drop Shotbasr 3a 2 10
do do keg.. Buck do 2 50
13al3, Bar Lead....... 8
Pig do
, 14 15 , 15 10
IPL f CASES Boots and Shoes. MU Also a lare stock of familv Blankets, miisfu.
tared by ourselves, which are offered for sale either by ths ease of by ths pair, en as reasonable terms as they can be had
' 10 co) j n.uuiiESici).
.16al6,V
1'iaK)
l.DIA.ArOL18 l.sUaViUK COMPANY. OF
. INDIANAPOLIS, 1ND, . Board of Directors.
John D. Defreea Wm. R. Nofsinger. H. W. Talbett.
Willis W. tV right, Wm. M . JlcCarty, Di-los Root, E.W.H. Ellis. J.W. Spencsr. W. U. Wfiartnn.
L. R. Bkohwell, Sec'y. J D. DEFREES, fr.'s't.
38 . I lieather. 40 : Good Hemlock 45 Sole 25u27 j G.D. Hm'lksole 30 a60j Oak Tanned do. 30 a 35 30 a40 Upper doü....2.' 00a2ö
10 ao;
. Ijirae.
White 9 bbl.... 90 al 00
4 a5 Gr? in flour bbla 90 al 00
5 aßi do in bulk 50a75 5 aC- Lumber. 74 uS Oak at Mills.... 1 25 8 a!)t Poplar do ... 1 35 4 aCi Com. Pine 1 25
'Good do ...... 1 50 a2 00 Taint Clear do 3 00 a4 00
5-4 do do do 10al2 Pino shingles lt 4 00
Adams' blue and or- I do do com. ..3 00
anee prints....... 8 a9t; Poplar do tm..2 00
Robeson AMerimack I do do rood 2 50
blue and Orange Oak do 3f 9 ct. 5
crints. 8 aut: JTloiussicsi.
Sprusue & Allen's I Old Crop
madder prints.... vaiut new no ....... i.ai
Fauev llzht & dark I Keboiled do.....
prints.
Brown drills.... Blue do Bleach'd do
Oeuims ........
Cottonades ......
Kentucky Jeans..
Satinetts .,
Mariners' shirting Light tickings.... Heavy do
Checks
T-Husnaburghsno.l 9 a
1-4 .do uo iu
5 a81 ; Sugar House.... 40 a 45 ?t a9i! Oils. Si a lot Lard Oil 85 a 10 9al0i' Linseed 115 a2 7tallTanners 18 25
do Extra... 25 27 Sperm 1 10 a 1 Paints.
Lead in Oil pure 2 40 a2 50
do do no. 1 2 00 a 2 25
lllalT, 14 a 30 30 a 7U 6 la I t 7 a Ifi ISialfii 8 a 131
12
Ornarsde JHedicine
Alcohol 50 aOO
Alum. ..... ...... 4 a 5
Arrowroot Bormuda4Ua 45
. : .. u,l.,..fl 10 - I A
Halifax at noon. She has about 100 passen- Borax reüned 32 a 40
1 ..-.: - BnuistoneamTrou a
6C'SUUIUU do floursul-
TTtti-a-v .Ton 9 I nhur. 6 a 7
" - mhn ,flned. . 40a 50
TJd to this time we have no intelligence of the CantnarU-- $2 25a2 50
- 1 . s, . 1 noo 1 in
proai :u 01 tue uiiiiaua, ueany uue irom üiver-
do Red.
Yellow Ocre... Paris Green... Prussian blue. Putty Whiting Fire and water proof dry... -Turpentine... Varuish coach do copal.. do japan..
8
3i 35 a 60 85 a 90 3 a
80 3 00 a3 50 I 75 a2 50 1 50 a2 00
Provision.
Seüdin'G Gcxpowdek to Russia. "We con
demn the Yankees for doing contraband busi
ness with Turkey, but forget that Russia, at
this moment, is ootaming materials 01 war
from Englishmen. The trade is most exten
sive in the north, and we regret to say that
the number engaged in it is ' incredibly large. 1 The terrible fire at Newcastle-on-Tyne is not .yet forgotten; but what caused that fire? Nobody will tell in Newcastle, but hundreds in Newcastle know that fire originated in an 'texplosion of yellow alkali. Now, yellow alkali was a disguised name for saltpetre and nitre, which was shipped to the north for Europe in large quantities, and thence forwarded Ho Russia. On its arrival nothing was required i make it into gunpowder but a proper addiHion of charcoal.-' Livayool Daily Post.
pool to Dec. 22d.
Boston, Jan. 2.
The Legislature met this mornin. The
Senate was organized by the election of E. J.
C. Barker, American, as President. The House has not yet organized. The Governor's mes
sage will be sent in to-morrow. Washington, Jan. 2.
The Southern mail failed to reach this city.
The U. S. Treasury statement reports that on the 23th ult. there were $22,753,700 in the
Treasury subject to draft. Albant, Jan. 2.
The House yesterday made several attempts
to elect a Speaker without success. Mr. O'Dill the Know Nothing candidate stands highest.
A streanous effort is making to effect a fusion
between the Hards and Softs. Pittsburgh, Jan. 2,
There were 6 feet 7 inches in channel and
falling. Weather cloudy with appearance of
snow.
Cincinnati, Jan. 2,
River full of ice and navigation is about sus
pended.
9a m
20 a 22 24 a 28 I2,a 16
do d9 no 2.... Bo al 00
Calomel HydSub 1 15 al 50
Copperas a a at Cream Tarter. ... 40 a 50
Epsom Salts 4 a j Gamboge 1 a 1 35 r.iiiHnns'. ....... . 25
Com Trairacantb 45 a 70
Potash
Liquorice Paste
Scicly.. ........
Liquorice Paste Calabria
V adder prime
Ombro
Madder French K
X FF
Manna Flakes..
MagnesuCalc'n'd
Outsails Blue.
Jumine sulp...
KtiuDaro umna Sal Soda
Senna Alex...,
Snake Root....
Tartaric Acid.
Feathers
LiveCse prime 38
m? s s.
Dry Cod Mackere'l no 1.
do no 2.... do no 3....
Herrings scaled. .
Flour und Meal.
Wabash C.B.F.S.
Beans.
Potatoes ? bu Bacon, hog ro'd do hams... Shoulders .... Clear sides.. Ribs V hite selected.. Mixed...... ....
1 10i 1 25
50a55 . i4aG
none
do do do
15 1.1
,3
15 15
do
do do do
do
brown
blue Nazarino blae dark green
pea . do
by
do do;
do '. ,- to; no do; do do; do . do; JAMES LOW i BO.
Jost rer-lved per steamer Altamont. and fof . sals wholesale
ana retail cheap, ant warranted pare or no sale, st
novi.i uuujl'S family uro eery.
FOll SA LE OK KENT.
COMFORTABLE Dwelling Uonst at the head of Wasor
l si street, r or terms apply to
BBL New LARD:
X 300 lbs Dried Beef;
steamer Charleston, rt
oec3
P.ISIVU SCV I.IRA( Ii COMPAN Y, 6F E1S1NG ÜCN, IND. Board of Directors. S. Hathaway, B. B. Loring, Jacob C. Wells. Jno. W. Spencer, John Once. B. J. Hathaway, J. P. Chray, S. F. Covin;t6n, J. W. Talhott. W. T. Pate. Wm. H. Powell.
B. J. HaTHAvrar. Seo'y. S. UaTHaWAV. rrea't.
The stock of both of these Companies is owned and their
bnsmess is managed by oitiiens of this St te: and their operations are eontined ezoiasively to the State of Indiana. Risks taken oa Buildings ani Merchandise, and also on the cargoes of Flatbeats and Stosmbo its, at equitable rates of
prtmmm By ü. u. ATHMBY,
otitK-am Agent.
COAL PlKH! THR RODItM ,MI.KS.
f ffHISsuperior article of Jol is now ready for delivery
JL trom tne city landing. All oraers leit at tne uompanv s
Oice. coroer of Sycamore and Firststrecu. will be vromutlv
attended to, as follows:
Orders left before 12 o'clock M.. delivered seme nay. Orders leftafter that hoar and before o'clock V.U.. dei
I livered before noon next day.
The tomp ny are also prepared to furnish Coal for Stations
on the K. and C. Kailroad, as foliows :
At City Landing...... 84o per Bush.
SPOBACCO .10 boxes eho iee Virginia To banco ;
Ja. i oox raaey twist;
Ikes Paneake Tabasco, sem thftri aei
aovlC COOK'S Family Oroeery..
and extra, at
IIWEI.JLI.'VG HOUSE FOR KENT, s J AS I am about leaving my Dwelling Horse, it
fif. now for rent to a good tenaut. It is a comfortable
1 a 1c two-story Biick. on First street, next tc tke corner
m ot Uivision. Apply on tt.e premises. aorl9 tf CHAS. HARRINGTON.
W l THK1T A consignment of Upper, Kip aad Cellar
Lioataer, sor saie py
nov21
TBNNET t SORENSON.
W.1SKET8. 20 nests assorted Market Baskets,
JLsv dozen covered do do.
novl7
1 do
Clothes Baskets: for sal - at VICKERVS.
WAROKCL VRKD! I.OOSK ICII.I.8 AND SfblUL PKMS! The agent for Evansville has
just receivea a tot oi uurruK ana .kkdliii;. ruj,
wnicti. for their superiority, cheapness, and durability, ex
eel anything let invented. The patent is only very recently issued, aad these are some nf the first Pens. They write beautifully, very much like Gold Pens. Call and examine
thorn at nor 21 T. liEADUN'S Grocery
W V T8 A.rM!AI K. Silk. For and AniolaHats-.blaek
KM. and drab Far Soft Hats: bla k, white and drab Woal
Hats, for men and boys, of Hungarian, Louis Napoleon.
Kossuth and Wide Awake stvles. ilea's and boys' cotton.
woolen aad silk Plush Caps: men's snd beys' Cloth do. of all
qualities. novIO HOHUAK, ätibS & rübäTÜH .
rIKnKU-LOIS AKD nUtS on hand constantly at
j. teil -atl vuua.'a family urosesr
DISSOLUTION.
rfnilE firm of CAMPBELL GROSC11 was this dav din
JL solved bv mutual consent. All persons bavins: olaims
against said firm will present them immediately for settle
ment, ana tnose inoeotea to us wouia comer a great lavar settling thelraceoaats assooa as possihle , CAMPBELL Si GSOSCH.
Evsnsvills. Ind., Deo. 1, 155.
THE nndersisiifd will eontinae the business in his own.
name. Thankful lor tne patronage heretofore so liberally extended, he would respectfully solieit a continuance of ths
same. dec 03 J. k. uajh-bsuia
JAS. 1. B.IYLESS-,
FOE WAEDING. COMMISSION AND
PRODUCE BROKER, OFFICE IXDl.H THE CITY HOTEL, EVANSVILLE. IND. asTThe highest price lh Clsn paid for all kinds of Grain sJäTMuney alvanoed on conuigamcnts. novio lm
LOOK HERE !
KECEIVEDthisday.at Roser's New Stare, from New York, pr Adams a Co. 's Express, beautiful lot of
CLOTH MANTILLAS. Ladies wishing to have their choice will please call immediately. decl3-dtf RO ER, BROTHER a FREY.
Prime...
It ice.
4 3a3.W
9 a 14 50 a 75 60 a 65 33 a 40
3 25a3 50 , 85al 10 , 4 a 5 ,40 a 45 , 30 a 35 . 60 a 70
Cloyer..
Timothy .... Blue Grass.. Flaxseed....
Seeds.
6 50a7 00
.3 25a4 00 .1 50 . 1 25al 40
Ka.lt and Saltpeter,
ou
Kanawha 25 bbls
do 9 do. English fine b do mid do Turk Island do Soap. Palm.. ........ Olive Casteel Spices Cassia in matts.. Ginster Race
Mace 1 50 üuntmeirsno.l.. 25
Pepper Sumatra. 14
9aI2 00 Spices Jamaica... 16 a 18
65a&5 Clovoa 5 a 30
SUSTfLr
N Orleans fair, bbls 8,890
a 40
5a6 none;
11 ai2
50 5, 6 5i atit 14 15a40 8 a 10
Pine Grove
City Mills Railroad Mills,
Lock harts brand . Polk's ' Corn Meal '5c
Furs ana sKinit
Otter prime. f. , v Kny ..
Flour sales 80 bbls extra $7 35, superfin Raccoon season .
quoted .t $7 2o; not many buyers. Nothing Mink do cased...
I Aa in o-in ITnra Hull onri ln,r.f Saloa Deer red and Sttt.
uvuv a am fm. a u ua,a, win a v vv wav a mhivu i i i
U1UC.
7 25a7 50'
7 25a7 50 Clarified . 7 2ia7 50 Powdered.
hhds
' 'Sharp Practice. An exhorter in a Methodist church in Brooklyn, during prayer meetA,.:ac a no tr of .nwla In liia Trr L-1 f Kic
MA-r. 1hiojo r-orrlc and wrrion nonifonts vpslftnlsv nf 500 head at ftS f0 f.n-rlav :J.r0 I lleer winter. ... .
vn.. Uu.Vv. i ' Giat&Klasware,
VJOme lorwaiu w nie im cil iic writes a neaa at -gO ZO. VV niSKy aull at, (iZÖ,. Green Glassware
. loall lOall
lOall
BUCKWHEAT FLOIJU.
" UST ree'd this day. 50 sacks Kxtra Hulled Buckwheat
SAP Flour, "A SO. I," direct from Pittsburgh 50 lbs cac
T. BACON & CO'3
Family Grocery, Main street
deel
SIVEK WARE.
WE have just received an assortment of Silver Ware such as Table, Tea, Desert. Salt aad Mustard Spoons Butter Knives. Suiar ÜDoons. Cream Ladles. Sud Ladles
Children's Forks, eto., all warranted, and will be sold at low
prices. Call soon at BfTTRQLFF & SONS',
aeciza jiisis str-'et, oetweon first anu aeeeni
JfJSX so.
rFMIE gr atattractloa for the Ladies, in the way of Dry Goods, hapoens to beat Eil BICH'S Store, oa Main
street, three doors below Second. We do not know whether
it is on account of his selling cheap, or from the factofhn
lately receiving a Iresh siipplv or
Store is daily erowded '
Goods : bat ws do know his
ith customers. LdeclZa
HOSE CLAIIKi FASSY FKRS'8 LAST BOOK! , AFRESH supply per Rainbow to-day at deol5-dtf SAMUEL LISTER'S Book Store.
mm. kr m vki.u Ain repairing.
TE uadersigued having established a Boiler Yard at Ev ansville. ia now prepared to make and reoalr Hol
lers will give satisfaction in either case. Prompt attention will be paid to all who may etU noon rim to do their work. Orders may be left with H nry Sehriber, of the Lamaseo
f oundry, or urinsmeyer, aiesaer ot to., oi sue s.p roan
dry on th. canal, Alain streot. JUU. h-tturtr
Provisions
Xew Yobk Jan. 2.
. - . -1 i 1 s ii t
Scripture text, upon eacn oong oi pasteooaro, Groceries dull aa l nothinS doing, Und offers them to the convicted sinners for es-1 , , , ,
ceial contemplation. This kills two birds lwwer uu 'CP""
vith one stone advetrises his business and comforts the souls of the contrite; and the good
brother fintls religious matters to pay extreme-1 1 v well. He keens a verv larsre crockerv store.
and finds this sort of advertising to be equal as at 194 for Southern red, and 2 for white.
far as it extends, to any newspaper or circular. Corn firm. Mess pork declined at 7. Beef
Tho good brother has waxed rich through this drooping at 14 50. Lard declined at 12.
means, ana we suggest to any enterprising
33 9 c. dls. pp-
FlintGlasesvare 25
9 a dis. trp
8bv 10 Kbrliard- 3 00 a3 2ä
10 bv 12 ao . j oo so ou
10 bv 14 do . 3 75 a4 00!
Flmir firm. R 44 for rrinipe State- R f5'2 (hr 8 bv 10 C" ....375
' ilß Nr- 1) An
j n n r o .i iii . n ' - - J . -
good isnio; v t.t lur oouiucrn. v ueab iirm,
.4 00 -
10 by 14 do... ...5 00
Othersizesin proportion.
lirain.
Whisk' declined sales at 35. New Orleans, Dec. 31.
Cotton sales to-day 5,000 bales. Suar
advanced . Molasses 36c. Lard 10 -c.
New Haves, Jan. 2.
A double murder was committed yesterday,
near Woodbridge, by Charles Sandford, an insane man whose nephew is one of the Wake-
A F6RTüxB.--Mr. Gould, the popular land- maniteS wh WaS rrested n "picion of the
lord of the American Hotel, occupies the same
sympathizers that they might follow his exaniple with advantage. New York Courier. Supden Death. On Sunday last, whil Mrs. Jane White, wife of Mr. Xeal White ivho resides near town, was eating dinner, she Vas taken with an appoplectic or some similar -fit, and died in about fifteen minutes. . - - Via. Gaz.
Wheat 1 20al S5. Rye 60 a 65 j Corn yellow.... 38 a 40 do white do do mixed.... do Barley 1 2"al 40 Oats 26 28
;un Powder Hazard 9 2(1 Dupont 20 Enfield 9 20 do F. S. .. 9 20 Blasting 7 U0 liar.
Timothy baled. 16 00al8 00 Sherry do loose. . 15 OOalÖ DO Portpure juietj IIid.es). do Burgundv Dry Hides 12at3 j Canary doaalted.... 5a5, l.tcily Madiera Indigo. I lr Malaga...
Benrai 1 51 25 Sweet
Crushed
Boston loaf 1) K.X.O. Lump ... . Teas. Gnn powder and Imperial
do Canton made Young Hyson., do do Canton made.. Niugyjng- St Olony Pewchone
Tobacco. Maaufac tur ed Ky. com....
do do good., do Mo. com., do do gel.. do V com.. do do eood
Liqnrs Brandy O tard. Uupy&Co..2 dopinctcastillon2 do Hennessey.. 2 do A. Seignette )
American Drandy Gin pina apple..
ao Mar. ....... l uu ai J do Eagle 90 al 2u Old Bourbon.... 60 al 50
I do Monongahela 100
do Kye 75 a 35 Peach Brandy.. 1 25 Whisky -.-34 U0a35 00 Wines.
Madeira 1 35 a3 10
1 00 a3 50
2 50 a3 20 1 50 a2 80 75 al 25 75 al 5q 75 al 00 40 a 0
lOall
40 aWJ 39 a40
40 a IH
30 a 35 40 a 60 33 a 40
16 20 12 a 14 14 a 20
14 a 18 18 a 35
5a6 00 5a0 00 5a6 00
Sa6 00
40 a 50
90 al 25
Hksbv SCHareaa. John Uawsox. BaasAKD Knaaisf. Jaa-t-ly
-REFERENCES
BRINKMKTEKLrjSMA!CO
V m. liori.K. O. D. EUULKSTOS & CO.
PISK LCMBKH. THE LARfmST STOCK. IN THE CITY!
JOHN F. ULÜVBR & CO , oornerof Maia aad Seventh streets, Eransville. lad., would respectfully inform the Public, that they have ia yard and for sale low roa Cash, a aompleteassartmsatof Seasoned Pine Lumber, embracing all
qualities ana nieanessea. ti- i,iuK,n.uu miuv.cm i .no - Ah friöorinr: Dressed and aadressed Oeilinr. Casings an
Pannala: luj.OflO feet sound Common Boards, suitable for
hnn. hmind fenoinr: No I Pine and Poplar Shingles, A
jr f!.. h. made to ardar at the lowest prices. Shelvin
n.nH A.h Riin.la. Mantle Pieces. Mouldings. Frames fo
Doors and Windows. Sec, fte. Billsef prices fowarded to all who mar send for them. Orders from a distance will receive
romctattention. febli tf
REMOVAL OF BOOT AND SHOE STORK.
STtf.L ty THK FIELD!
PDEtTSTER informs his old enstemeTS and the Public ,..nlW. that he has removed his Beataad ShoeStore
to Firststreet. between Mainstreetand the Post Office, lower side, where he is prepared to make all qualities of Boots and Shoesinfrhelateststylee. o' the best materia! sand warranted to fit. All work will be delivered at tbe vieii hour promised
and nomistake. He hopes to reeeive aimerai patronage, a thistime ho hasstarted anew, determined by hard work an
.Alanfan-eMStoSUCCMa. .cuij-.
r r -
JÜST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK.
OBlMSTOSE.-talphar. C pperas. Indigo. Saltpetre. V.
mJß netian iteu. ai .a, t .erioe.v.!-, uimuri t i
'"Wir"''0 THfiT k SORENSOW
II. C. COOPER Ar CO.,
a T AVING repaired and refitted their Pork House. Slsugh
AA
taring and Packing Establishment, at now prepared to d eveiything in their
at Eransville. Ind
line of business
i he e.st approved style. They use B. llson's patent steam
CHE KROtWri SPI0!8 AJVD'MrSTAHD.
ou aoian Pi moans i'ure rpper, 20 do ; Ü, , Jo Ringer.
Vi
. 30 15 20 15
15
do do do do
da do
4
do do
K li cans pre )i ft do
I lb ao
Pimento,
f innamoa, (lloves. i Mintard, do.
do.
I.OTR. 50 sacks S. F. Flonr Vaf ions brands all warranted rod. for sale hr .
dec7 - J W. 8. YlBKERY.
OLATFORM SCAI Eg.
Counter and Tea scales; Scale Beams; Steel vnrds. all aiaes: for sale at mannlantnrer Tvriees liv
dee CHAS. S. WELLS.
dec6-tf
P. HOEWBROOK.
JOH. F. CUISP, NO T A R Y PUBLIC, T ths Fvansvili.k Lice jtr Associatiox Rooms. Fos-
will attend to draaiug np Leeds, afort-
t r's Buildings
ges. ann al! other writing entrusted te him
dec!7-dtf
1 bbl New Mess Pork; 00 Bisf Tongues; just ree'd per cooits Family Ortfcear.
rSIHERE hasl)ng existed a public demand for an effestivs) JB. purgative pill which eould be relied oa assure and perfectly safe i a its operation. This has been prepared te meet Chat demand, and an extensive trial of its virtues has eeneln sively shown with what success it aceompl shes the purpos , designed. It is easy to make a physical Pill, but not oasy te make the best of all PilxS ore ahich should have bobs f , the objections, lint all the advantages of every other. This , has been attempted hrre. and with what suc-esa we would respectfully submit to the publ c decision. It häs been unfortunate for the patient hitherto that almost every pnrjative medieine is acrimonious and inflating to the bowels. This isnot. Blany oi them produce so much griping paih-ahd r vulsion in the system, as to more than counterbalance the) good to be derived from them. These Pills produce no irri tation orpain. unltssit ari es from a previously existingohs ruction or deraugeu ent in he bowels. Being purely vegetable, do harm can arise from theirut-e in any quantity; bnfe i it is be ter that any medicine should be taken judiciously. . Minute directions for tlteiruse in tneseTrer&ldlfteaaeste w.hLclv' i they are applicable, are given on the box. Among the eosa :.J plülhts which have been speedily cured by them, ws ata j mnt'on Liver Complaint, in its various forms of Jaundice, ! Indigestirn. Lanuorand Lossof Appetite, ListleesBess.lrri- . ' tability. BilHons Headache, Biiliotis Fever, Fever aad Agas, Fain in the Siddand Leins, for ic truth, all these ars but consequence of diseased action In theliver. As an aperient. they aliord prompt and sure relief in costivenees, piles, ebelis, dysentery, humors, scrofula and scurvy, colds, with soreasss) 1 of the budy, uicers and impurity of the Mood; in shoit, nay
ana every case wherea purgative is requirea. aThey have also produced some singnlarly Buccessful cures ia Rheumatism, Gout. Uropsy, Oravel, Erysipelas, Palpftatio'3 ' f the Heart, pains ia ths back, atoench aaä side. a Thsyshould be freely taken in ths spriug st the year, to purify tha blood snd prepare the system for the change of seasons. Aa ocsasional dosestimulatesthes'tbmaehandbowelsintehsalthy action, and restores thaappetite aad vigor. They purify tha blood, and by their stimulent notion on the eiroulatery system, renovate the strength of the body, andreatoretao wasted or dilated energies of the whole organism. Hence aa ose : slonal Jose is advantageous sven though Be serious derangement exists; butunneoossary dosing should never be earned " too far. as every purgative medicine ledtfee ths strength,', when taken te excess. The thousand eases in which a physia is required eannot be enumerated here, but they suggejtthese- ' selves to the re son of everybody: and it Is confidently believed this pill will answer a better purpose ttisn anvtrVia'g whisk ' has hithcite been available to mankind. When eneir vlrtael are ones known the publie will no longer deubt what remedy1 ' to employ when ia need of a cathartic medioind' t Beins suear wrapped they are pleasant te take, and t tiki
purely vegetable, bo harm can arias trom their ase ia aaqnatity. . .
nor miauts airect.ens, see tne wrapaeroB taa sea.- - PREPARED BY i, J A M E S C. A Y EH,
rXACT'GAL AN AHALTTICAI, CHI IST. LISIU., Si
Pri6e6eont per box. five boxes feral." . - SOLD MY -
Keller, Farnsley Si Co., Eransville, lad.) Ysn a Crawford. Owensville:
Hal lock Parmlter, Prineetew;
n. B Bingham. Patokai W. J. Whitiiig. Cynthicua; . J . E. Jaquess & Co.. Peseyvill ! - . Messrs. Gardiner at Blairsville an Wadasvlsle; Williamsand Robertson. West Franklin:
Dr. Thomas Newman and .'as. Sampson,). Yerasar Hudspeth & Bro.. Boonville;
Bowers s.rgent. Jieweurgfrr. ! dams & Camiibell. Petersbnrch:
Fred .Eckstein. Cincinnati, O., as 4" atldr isss: '
nctu-m
At Depot...
At Ingle's Station,. At l.sgradge do.... At Prineetoa do...
At Patoka do... At Robbs do ..
At Deekers do...
At Vianeenaes dec5 tf
..10
. .13 . ..WJs ..14 H ..15 ..15 .-lSa
do da do
'do do do do de
DOMROY SALT. 1500 bbls Salt at the river, railroa
BL d
epotaad canal, for sale Ly
aovlH
GEO. FOSTER k CO.
DELIVERED FRKK OP CHARGE. ALL Goods
iy part of the city
if. naimaiHn
1 ß bought of as will be -ielivered to aa
treeor cnarge. augl l. at
PKW Iff 1NSI1 1 P. "
FE IV STUDENTS in Penmanship will be received at
the Evansvlllis Commercial College, if application be
made soon. W. U. CORSON. Esq , a scienti&o Penman, is
ow engaged in teaching this very essential accomplishment.
aeel ti j bkmiuh n&iiAi. rrmtnpaft.
A
ROOTS AM) iHO KS. 100 cases Boots and Shoes, just
BLsr re a ana lor sale sr
dec 10
J. C. JEWELL 00.
tV'IRS r OFTHK8B APO. . Teaierloias, Spare-ribs. Back Bones. Pigs Feet. Lard. etc.. ete., for sals at our
Pork House, corner .f LocuststreetandCanal. Afullsutinli
aU the Packing season. aovVa . GEO. FOSTER Si CO. -.
THE GREAT REMEDY,-
V. H. Smith & Co.'s-
FEVER AND AGUE CURE
JEFFERSON STREET. OPPOSFTS OWEN'S BOTKL,' : LOUISVILLE. KYI . .
THE proprietors of this invaluable preparation have hsea induced by the nn urecedented success and unceasinz de
mand it has met ith, to fitup, at a heavy expense, an establishment for its manufacture alone, and they are now prepared to fill all orders with dispatch to any part of the globe. It
is nasecnniij, as is uaiwujr 1,(10 unse, lu say au biius lu mw way of puffing, as all we ask ia to give it a fair trial. Wet
eould publUh hundreds of certificates and letters is) regard to
its emesbcy, voluntarily sent to us ny tnose wnomitnasre lieved; hut the few that we offer, which may be eal!ed Boms testimony, we deem suthcient. Cases of twelve and eighteen
months standing have been permanently relieved by this medieine when all the usual ret' edies had failed. We do not ofTet it as a cure for ev, ry thing, but for Fever and Ag e. Chills, . Night Sweats, and Nervous Debility, we do recommend it as a certain remedy. It may be given to infants with perfeetsalety. as it contaius nothing but what is pursly vsgstable, strengthening and invigorating to the system. . . stVFrice s)l per bottle $7 50 per doiea. ' , Omes on Jefferson street, between Third snd Fenrth, apposite Uvea's Hotel. Y. H. SMITH Si CO. IAB TBI rSLLUWlNO StRTirieATIS . LoitDes. Lanrel so., Ej.. Vor. I, ltlS. Mkssks. Y. H. Smith St Co. Last month, whsa oa a Visit 1!n Louisville, having beea afflicted with the Chills aad Fever ror six" Wieks, aad Unding no reliff in the various remedies that ftook, I was indueed.to give your Fever and Ague Cure a trial, and in two days missed the chill and have beea isrv- . proving daiVy since; cor do I think that the disease will return? on me I would earnestly recommeauthisinvaluabls preparation ts all those wha are afflicted with Fever ars Ague ei Chills. Yours truly. JOHN A. CAWAFAX. I hereby certify that during the past sumfEWl resided with my family ca Fi th street, near Broadway, ia thecity of Loaisville. Ky.. where myself and three of my sons were afflieted with Chilis and Fever. We tried the asual remedies, sash asquinine. eto. without getting relief, wh.n Smith & Ce.'s Fever and Age Cure was recommended to me, and 1 eosameneed using it. and in a few days we Were all relieved, r ohaerfully recommend it as a certain, safe, and speedy surf for that distressingdisease. I regard it as the best medieias' for the disease ever offered to the public. . -' Given under my hand this 22d day of October. ISSi Louis
ville, Ky. W. A. LTXLK,
Personally appeared before the undersigned W. A. Lvtle.
and made oath that the statements set forth in the foregoing oertiheate Kreall trae. Given under my hand this 22d day ef
Oeober,l55 JOS. CLEMENTS, J. P. J . Q.
For sale ia Eransville, at wholesale i retail, by KELLER, FARNSLY & 00., deal 6mdAw . . Druggists. lala strset.
COR iME.VI,.-dec
-Fresh ground for sale by GEO. FOSTER Sz CO.
oetll
BASS. 300 bales extra heaw for ss)e by ... GEO. FOSTER & CO.
SJOCI.TRY A1VD EGGS. L 15 dozen Chiekeas, 100 dozen Fresh Eggs, 25 Turkeys. just received at not 16 COOK'S Family Grocery.
NEW ARRIVAL OF CLOTHING.
JUST RECEIVKD, perst-aaier C. Beater, a complete assortment of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, and in sher. everything belongingto agentleman's dress and comfort, which will be sold wholesale or retail cheaper than ever, at tha Weatera Star, ander the Pavil
ion Hotel.
Clothing made with neatness aas dispatch . novio tf A. LOBENSTINK.
LUSTRES. 2 ease black Lustre, ree'd this day and for sale by JAMES LOW CO..
dec14-djtw 18 31 nn street. Louisville. Ky.
Ult. KVKKsO VS HEALTH ItKSTOH 4TIVBt
Anti-Dyspeptic and Antl-BiHous Fills,
A SUPERIOR FAMILY" PHYSIC, entirely vegetable m. mild aad pleasant in their aetioa. thev tmpreve the ap
petite, and give tone to the digestive organs, and obviate Costiveness. Piles. Headache, and all Ui ions Disorders Celles, ete. Wholesale and retail by J. D.PARK,
Cor. Fourth and ainnt streets. Cmemnssi. , W. W ROBERTS, Indianapolis. Pranrieter. WM. It. ErEB,iO. M. D.. N.7So.8ia
treet. Philadelphia. Bov7-AWsa
decl7-daw
PRITS. SO cas-.s new styles Fsney Priats. ree'a thisday andforsaleby JAMES LW St CO.,
sio aiain street, x,ouviiie, ay 2 eases Persian Cleth. assorted
colors, reeeived this day and for sale by
novM JAMES LOW & CO.
sDERSIAN CLOTH.
R1!V"T8. 5 cases blue and orange Prints, 3 do blue and white do, 1 do English Furniture Prints, 3 do do S9lid black do.
Received and for aale by JAHE3 LOW t CO..
nov2e daw eis jnam street. l.ouisvsiis. sky.
E7tLA.."EL8. .
I." 5
5 eases Canton Flannels; 2 bales yellow do; 2 sa hlnn twilled Flannels:
2 do greea do do; ree'd this day ani forsale
by JAMBS L.UW Jt..
deel7-daw aio jiaiBMreet, aiouisviiie. n.y
TO FAIlJlEltS AÜD PORK PACKEItS.
17 k are. aa usual, prepared to purchase fork en our own
ff aceount. er slaughter and pack on commission for
farmers or speculators, n e have two iron lanKs in full operation and can tnrn out Lard front beads er olfal equal to
any other house m the state. e ouy aeaaa at nignest mar i, Wm or tusk them for others at usual rates.
Mogssiaughterei at our house will be delivered VBKE OW
chakok ia any part 01 tne city. dec7-4w3w , OER LAÜGHLI1T.
ATTENTION FARMERS. 5,0OO Asia'd Fruit Tree, tor Sale, mil iJ ..iiuMsriber has at his nursery ia this vicinity, an
I assortmest of FearTrees.coasistingof Apples, Cherries.
Pears, Plums, reaches, etc.. ee. For particulars, call at my residence, oa Walnatst.. fea tween Second and Third ats, octM iwdlmw PHILIP HOFFMAN.
CIIItlSTMAS IS COJIIXC,
mnF. nndarsiened has iustreeeived her stock of new Coeds.
JL which will be sold cheaper than ever. Persons wishing anything in her li.e. will do well to give her a sail, as she will close out her business after New Year. She will sell
eheaoer than ean be bought at any otherplace in the city, fo .h L. KALLENBERG.
d2w Main street, between First and Seoona.
cash.
deell
STE.15I III IE. Is FOR, SALE. U.TÜAT CHANCE F0S A BAKGAUT!
f y i n andersigned propose ta sell their entire Mill and Mill
.1
Property, l icated 20 milce from Evansville. at Spring
Held. Posey county, in a 6ne, healthy aad well umoere
mi.- ; ..i-. ilia ud rightaw.
ine'utiu.iu"'- ... " , . r
Tank, which is the best now known for turning the oflal of ;'';' " . ' V-od order: 3 yoke
the hog.snon ts neaas. etc., to prout. "iVl 0 Tr V3 r,.j.- RLeksmith Shop sad Tools;
They will pay the highest prices ior tue nog or its oust. 01 TC t.nmentseach- Stables They ire 1. &. trade tl buv or sell the whole pig er any part. 3 gooi Dwelling Honsee. with t w. tnem
They w 11 pack on commission oretncrw.se ior mercnania, "" 07. Fnic i. ücludvd Also 75 good Poplar
, . , . , - , - , , . 11 mil.. frAin SB 31111
H. C. COOT Kst will at all times oe leunaat nis post, eitr,er 1 ireee. in's . .
position to the immense legacy of the Gardi-
ncr estaic, tuiiv w j ,v'"- - is an equal and joint heir with Mrs. Tyler. Two hundred and fifty million pounds sterling is said to be the value of the estate. Vih. Gaz.
Madras.
Manilla.
I
recent raurder of Matthews. Sandford's first victim was Enoch Sperry, brother of N. D.
Sperry, Secretary of State. The maniac chop".
pedolfhis head with an axe while hd was
ndinr in a sleiRtl. The Second Victim 'Was Tj-jThelowerprteesaWovegenerally,wheretwoptlces
areraennonea.ai stnallwholale.
500s 600s 700s
lQal 251 Native Wine..
...... 5al 00 Claret in cased. Cotton Tarns,
doz3i9 ct off for cash....
doz do do do dot do do do
35 a 00 4 00 a 50
...10 ...8
at the Pavilion Hotel or the Pork House . Come oa.
dec3 daw
Y ST ERS We are prepared to furnish Holt t Matly
Oysters in auy quantity, tor unnswnaa ana ev 1 ear.
O1
WHITE LEAD. 100 kegs pit re for sale by BOV27 ORR. DALZKLL k CO; siirKiRD iMimrrR-
Ml 50 bis as 'd Pickels. 75 bis CaUnp and Pepper-sauce;
.77' Jl neTaata sell for the sum of S 009,
which we will take in whole or in part Real Estate ia Kvaas-
viile. at a fair valuation. For further particulars inquire at the Mill. BovJsdiwawtf G. at. J. KIYRTT
aovM
25 drums for Sale by
S. B. OILBKRT CO.
JL 1 . ..v. . .. - . (,. - - -, j , -' . r .
fV,Kl T-ml,rt1.T . t Snc.,, aremer.tioned,arfoTfallpck.ages,axil tae mghertor
avuawa v.juia.iiJviu a iai jui , n ytu iiuu,iux Ul
6 bxs WalnntCauu
Ball Caadls-Wtck, dee7
25 da Cteam Cheese;
or sale V I. a D. H EI MAX'S'
TKKLFIREBRTI POUSUEU.
kpai nun a n n t s un udhs.
Coal ggfevels, Staads (for Shovels aad aagsl: Wr sale
by (aece) CUM. 3. r icuua.
8
' AVIIOIiKSAIiE DRY UOODS. J S. JAQUESS & CO.; - BUCOKSSOB TO ITIEttltlTT, FIELD &. CO.'j FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
fWHH nadersigned life now .nrecai,-t of the largii ftnA M most desiraMeitocIc of Dry Good. Hatf. Capt. Boot
and Shoos, erer offered to the trade in thin ity. Our stock
aat oee aeiectea dt one oi our nrm (.woo nasnaa longezpe , rienoe in the Western trade.) with an eye eolely to the wants of th country, and having purchased the most of our good from th manufacturers' agents ,in all the Eastern market, enables us to offer them to buyers for cash, trade, or prompt
pay, lower than they ean be parcnasea in at. iouis, ana on eiually as good terms as oan be had in Oinoinaaci r LonUH rill. Our stock consists in part of
DUT C300DS,
eloths. eassimeres. satinetta tweeds and jear.s of all styles and colors, white, red, yellow and green wool flannels, plaid
Uaseys, blankets, shawls, apron checas.snirtiogstripes.tieK
Ulg, U 1 Can-C Iie ill) w U äUU UiUS ui iiuug, uouiuii. VI UWB biijv lag. bleached muslin, black and colored-cam brie, crash. blaek and fancy alpaca, lustres, eoburgsand merinos, da laines. ginghams, jaconet, white muslins check eambtio. Irish linen
ana prints ouna mos aeairtweie uu vouuiui oiougu
11 kUtn asMVBti
WOX-IOJSSi Linen, estten and silk laces, edsrincs aad Insertions. slTk
and cotton velvet ribbons, bonnet and cap ribbons, combs.
buttons, hosiery, gl ve. tnreau, si a, linen ana cotton nana kerchiefs and cravats, tape and ribbons, suspenders, wool aader shins anddrawers. comforters, table eloths and oovers. needles, port monnaies, pencils, pen holders, pens, brashes, hooks aad eyes, hair pins, thimbles, purses, umbrellas. Sic. .
HATS fc CAPS. Silk, faiT soft and naped. black and white hats, white aad lack wool hats, kossuth, buena vista, wide awake, washing-
toa, hunfrarian. warrior and p-now nothins; hats, ox all irrades and styles. Men. hoy aid ehi dfsa's silk.and woolen plash, elotk, velvet aad glued eaps.
BOOTS 4 SHOES. -Men'sand boys kip. calf aad stoga boots, yonfh aad ehildf'ff
kip and oalf boots, ladies, misses aad child's kip, calf, goat.
, sammeled and patent leatner snoes, qubsibb, nron, aupoers Are.. men's, bov's and youth's lined and unlined kin aad
ealfhroirans. ladies andg nu rubbcrshoes Ac.
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LAW aPARTIv EMSHlsf JAS. O. JOXES aid JAS. E. BLYTHE. Attornles at taw,Evansville. Indiana.have associated themselves as partners in the praetioeof the Law, and will continue to practica
in this and the adjoining counties, sua in the supreme aad District Court. They design turning their attention partio-
nlftrly to land law. unntos tuey wm oe prepares to
fot'a Evansville, or its enlargements, or in Lamaseo. ioesther with their professional opinion at to the title. If de- . . i,1(.Ji.tf
sirea- -. ... v . QUEEN Cl'tY SC A EE WOHKS. WM. HÜDDART, .( Columbiastreet, bet. Main and Walnut, Cincinnati, O.
I am .new manufacturing Railroad. Depot, Itav, Stock or Coal, Floor aad Platform Scales of all sitae: also Druggist and Bank Scales, brass aad iron beams: Counter Scalen, &.,&.. which I warrant of superior workmanship and material. I would eall particular attention te nry Iron Lvef Hay and Stock Scale. All eotnm'anioatioBs premptls
attended to t-l5-tf
STOVES ANDJTIJiWAKEs JAS. S0ANTUN & SOS
VRE now supplied for the Fall Trade, They ha , hfind .st of the most eemolete assortBssnrs of
ISTOV ÜS of all kinds Cooking. Parlor and Heating stoves, of all descriptions for wood aäd coal. Coal
OrataR Fancy and Common, and are reeeiviasadditiono daily. Also a law assortment of TIN WARB on hand: They ara ow prepared to attend to customers at the lowest prices for etsh t their old stand on Main street, between Seeoad aa Third, atthesism of the Coffee Pot. Be puticuier aatber aiasaveialstoies lathe tame block. FI-t