Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 130, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 January 1856 — Page 2
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A EemarfcaUe Man. : Th American Party in South Carolina. Vias Ilona Joctival fou 1833. Messrs. ! We have onr remarkable men as well as The Charleston (S. C.) Evening News, in no- Morris and Willis ara progressiveists of the . . ... -1 . . . . . , i j i r- A ' i i l n i. .,,.,1 O fcf. rm m-
other sections. In this list we consiuer mat dicing trie report mat. mere is nuw, uu amvir ngui sort -.. xuey u.. bwu r, ...... .
ADD. H. SANDEES, EDITOS.
Mr. John M , of the .Northern part oi can party in South Carolina, says n is a great tcr oi the "now scries in a new i) re'-'F'"1'" Poser county, deserves a place. He is now mistake. The view of the Grand Council was dress, and spread before its multifarious rea-
i 8xty years of age. When he married at tne. dissolution of the Secret; Uounc.is, ana a ders a literary least so various ana paiai-iuie, CITY OF EVANSVILLE. ' 'ase 0f 19 years, he did not know a letter in simu. aneous formation of them 'into public. as to adapt itself Co the test of the most fasti- ' the alphabet But his good wife taught him bodies, with a simple obligation in favor of dlous. X. P. Willis opens the year with Paul j
THURSDAY MORNING, :: ::::::::::J AN. 10 ,. .i i,a lmml in read the Bible- imwinnnism. Tt. also advised that soon, and-. v now ari1 romance: G. P. Morris besins forsaie bv
- uisicuvis, . , - , - -. - , . . WI8-" . I " quite understandingly, excepting some of the at a propitious time, a general public meeting nw series of original songs, and J. M.1 Field . "Tili a i-a Old Line Nominations. 1 1 j worj.. which he calls "Jerusalem." He should be held in Charleston, to set forth the introduces to the public the first part of an iA?L-r'-
Testerday, we published the nominations of has read the Bible through a number of times principles involved, and to explain and advo- orHnal novellette in verse. Altogether the 1
the Old Line anti-Amencan State Convention, anj can rcpeat a large part of it verbatim.-r- Cate them. Americanism is stronger to-day-assembled at Indianapolis on the 8th. As we gLran.0 to say) this is the only book he can in South Carolina than ever it was. - ' . WnA nro.l itn.1 Willnnl rAf-ivpil the nornina- I . . r , . i . . nA...mnlif.
t t read. Jlc lias ikjcu uctcssiui m au.uu.uu..-
.V-S.-1I. AGIIELyDentist 1 i OF THE FIRM OF - '' ' S X. II. & K.Q.JiAGIIKl., S.ALB.lSV,t., 1 ESPrSCTFCI i-Y in'orBis H friends 1b Evantville and V the i.ir otinding country. that he has or ilie pmt op- ned an office on Second sreet. three dor. East if th S-cud I'rejlrterian Churct, whore he wil. be pleased t ojra'.o for 11 who may desire bU irofes:onal orvUe. " ; --jan 1 tf. I
-T9F.CKIVF.! per teamer F. Loreat JBA 1( I ats Pen. Huekwheat Flour, ti Its caoh;
2 nrtit Klne Tnbi, 3 in nett,
'ü do do .fianeet;
S) do bine and grean, blue and red aid finer B?et.
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: EVANSVII.LKcaCRAWFORDSVILLE L K AU X K U A V- CISAXiSE OF XHrlK. W Traioaxillrunasleilewii: Um-Mii poieuier Train loarei EranaTilU at S:40 P.
it ; arrire at ievni.e. at t r.-M , i Utoo ioi aaor ho.rad4nrSt. l.oi, .fj- Coutrat Iilioow.t t.ko 1 raia tho Ohio and Mmisjipiii Railrjd arrne T.rro-llao . 9:)F M . ludianvolia. i2:4U light, eonuooiiai diroo with traiti for Cincmuaii. Columbu aad Cl..l.o. ia ladiaaano'.ia ana C noinnaii. Indiana Central aud laoiaaapolit. riUb rh and Cleveland Ki.Hroad,f ' j X r 1 ,i . Time from Eranvll ' OiBeinnatl... .4.,;i rr.
.'n do do to 1-H.aouricn .
tTkhh tvxa ior .aioatSeiaa' FauiiI Gro-
jaalt. ja ,j. d0- to New York.
j ( do to St. toon.
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Jo -tnf nltrnrtivAW: an,,1 its the dar d, lv.d b, limuation i
11 ii.Xl Ui U livuv J terms of the Home Journal are only two dol-
IKSOLtTTlOn. : Kuturnim-leate. T.rro-Ilaute at 2:0 P M.; after the ar-
rpIIK Finjf OFMORH KEEN & TRESTOM. if tili riral of train (rum "adiinepolil rriToi JCTaaawiUo M
janlat. 1.'6 if,
. . - 1 -.1. , 1 of linnrl iriA flprlf sf.nnp,!
five miles, and drove dowaa lot of thu-ty hogs, : g e igi small nolei
pounds. After his hogs , h f tl g50 note and handed the
were slaughtered, he said in the evening about j koots and 43 to Mr. Simpkins, who left for
5 o'clock he was "oin" to start home that parts unknown. A few hours afterwards Mr. J At ar.-galar nie.;iinj of ln.iepenJBiice c rinr-sick he had not eaten a mouthful ', Smith brought the $60 note to Mr. Briggs Uwa, nanimous'y Resolved, That we r oeiu0 &n., 10 .which was shown to be a counterfeit. 1 he convention of the American rafy-o'ili c
that üay, ana üarea not, loucu auy iwu ,vi crm handed him back S50 in good money. I diat'ic.to meet at Princeton, Ind.. on the 4th Tuesday
The question which 3 0U are desired to an- j of th mmh. for the purposo of clet tins a delegate to SWer ill the CiSe, is, how much has Mr. BriggS th'j National Convention, to be held at Phila 'elphiu on OSt in the transaction? P- the 2id laj of Fobrucry next to nominate canJiJatoe for Memphis Eigle. Presiaeut and Vice President, and that wo recc ir.This is tho Old question which Once botherel , n"'"1 eac1' Townablp -.nth, district to send o0 or more . ,, .111 . i d K-g,ites to tho District Convention. We also cor-
many ot our young toiivS consiaeraoiy. vv nai,
do they say to it now?
tion for Governor. This is a blow in the 'bread baskets" of our Old Line friends here
abouts.
John L. Robi
feat have an exceedingly bitter pill to swal
low. The clique organ here said as much as it dare say in favor of Robinson, and probably that helped injure his prospects. Certain friends are always a great deal worse than enemies, to office-seekers, and we fear Robinson is now in a very proper condition to appreciate the remark. John C. Walker, Esq., lately editor of the Sentinel, received the nomination for Lt. Governor. This was ex
pected. Walker deserved the honor. For
several months he sacrificed conscience and a considerable degree of decency in editing the
State Sentinel and any ' gentleman who does that, deserves a great deal from the Old Line
party, more possibly than he may receive by a
mere nomination for office.
But the Secretary of State. Ha! ha! ha! ! Our dear cotcmporary of the Enquirer has our sincere sympathies. We had feared, and so
definitely expressed ourself, that his Demo
cratic friends would scarcely be able to apre-
ciatehis surpassing merits, and especially his
party claini3 sufficiently, to give him the nora
ination for Secretary of State. We rather advocated his claims, and perhaps that did the
business. Who knows? Tho Old Line clique of Evansville, however, should never have
endorsed Mr. Hall, if they really wished him nominated. Such an endorsement, with the endorsement of the Pierce administration at the same time, would kill any man, much less an editor. We sincerely sympathize with our cotemporary in his political misfortune. It is true one editor has received the nomination for a high office, but he don't live n the Pocket
and besides he is not exactly just such an editor as our neighbor. We don't think the Pocket has been treated handsomely in this
little matter. We think the Old Line Con
vention has rather throwna slur on our region,
if not directly insulted it. We had only one canditate for nomination to any office, (except Hicks, up at Rockport, who has likewise been shabbily treated) and our candidate's claims might have been allowed in mere compliment to .. his district, even if there were no disposition to compliment him. We trust our neighbor will not take this matter to heart. We know he has long had his mind and soul, or so much of the abbreviated allowance of such as nature gave him, set on this nominatiou. We know he has been
laboring zealously and distractedly to obtain
the prize, and has made as big a blackguard of
himself as is necessary to recommend a man
to the honors of any Old Line Convention. We know he has thought of it by day and dreamed of it by night, although nobody else dreamed he
: could get the nomination. We know all these
.things and many more, and can therefore ap
preciate the disappointment of this much
loved neighbor. But wo entreat him not to
. do anything bad in his bad feelings and es
pecially not to tear his shirt, as Irish linen is
now hign. "letter luck next time ' "never
say die" "while there's life there's hope
''don't give up tho ship." We could offer him many more trite sayings by way of consolation,but trust the above will answer for the present We would advise him, however, to ease
his feelings by abusing us. That always seems
to do him good in cases of political emergency,
and as it does us no harm, we hope he will have no delicacy in following our advice. That we may see whetherhe does this in a - manner calculated to ensure his safety we would thank him to send us his paper more
regularly than it has come lately.
Somethixgto "Notice." The editor of the Troy Times, a day or two before Christmas,
. Tery delicatePy hinted to his patrons that any
- thing they desired to Lave noticed could . be
, . placed on the editorial table without the loas fear of giving offense either to the aforesaid ed
itor or any of his little folks. It so happened
that on the same day a patron found upon his ' threshold a fine, bouncing child, wrapped in
; flannels and snuggly stowed away in a basket.
Recollecting the gentle hint in the Times, the patron proceeded to the editor's sanctum and
left the basket and contents upon the table!
in" a full share of the wealth of this world.
Notwithstanding his age, a short time since,
lars per annum, a remittance of that sum to , .vtixkit;?.-! Ca ni the address of the Editors, New York, will R;Miedthidaj an for au
JOnVTi. M0R5AS. !, raif;er by iliii train can eome from Cmeianatl. JladiMB,
I. KI'fcN. i 1 Louisville and Celnmbnt aanva Oaj. . t :.t w. r PREvroN. ; ! . -F j,ES . w w
A Question Answered A Vinpr " Simnkins went
,-c.t..i.,,r';r.f r. KtorA nf Mr. Bric-s and brinar back a literary equivilent with which no
They were decidedly in favor of j , , tl . roa(is were exceedingly muddy, t)OUo-ht a pair of boots for 7, and in paying 0ne will be disappointed.
tobinson for that office, and in his de-1 walked from his fdrm to this place, twenty- ' for them handed to the clerk a $50 note. The ----.--
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AME3.ICAN CONVENTION.
ouncil Io. 2,
recommend a
jan 1 dlw
Tllacli SatinetU,
ir -corn no. - '
be JAMES LOW A CO .
41S Main freet. Loniaville Kr.
PIMi PIUXT3 -2 oe SprWie- and AUen'e Fink, l'riutj. receiTedtlits day and fcr tale hy - JaM KS LOW CO.. jan l-d 418 ilain trtet. Lonieville Ky.
RIPK.VS rOTTOXAnKS 2Peaei Ripka'i Cottonade, received this da and for tale by JAMES I.OW CO., ; jan 1-dtw , 418 3laia treet. Louisville Ky. '
. tt CO .. 7 15 . . as .. 4 ..11 15
! 75
ni St Lnnii Kxpreia leaees Vineonn-a at i:13 A. M.. , at l erre-Haute at 5 A M . .eonneotiag diroM lot Ib-
fear of sickness he must hurry home to
nurse himself. As it had rained hard daring
the day, he was asked how he was going to
travel. "Oh, I am going to ride my mother's colt," he replied, meaning he was going to
walk. And sure enough, he, an '-old boy" of
sixty years, and too siek to venture on a
mouthful of-victuals that day, started on his muddy tramp of twenty-five miles, and arrived
home at 11 o'clock that night! Can any other county in the State boast an "old 'an"
to equal this sturdy citizen?
Proscribing Americans. Another bit of proof that the Administration
p.'oscribes American citizens in favor of foreign
ers, may be found in the following letter from the Hon. R. C. Puryear, of North Carolina, addressed to the "American Organ," Washington. Such proof as this cannot be denied, and it demonstrates the shameless course pursued
by General Pierce and his coadjutors:
. House of Represent tives, Dec. 21, 1855. $ Dear Sir: I see in your paper of the 22d
inst., a statement concerning the appointment of a postmaster in my district at Madison,
Rockingham county, .N. O., wiucn i uesire 10 correct. The conversation to which you allude was between Mr. Horatio King, First Assistant Postmaster Generaland myself, and not with Mr. Campbell, the Postmaster General, as stated in your article. With this ex
ception the statement is correct, as far as it
goes, but it does not embrace all that occurred betwen Mr. King and myself on that occasion. When I made the application for the ap
pointment, Mr. King asked me if the applicant were a Know Nothing? . I replied that I
did not know whether he was or not; and 1
aiked him if it were possible that his being a
Know Nothing would be an objection r lie
plied, "Yes; I am acting under orders not to
appoint any Know Nothing, and to turn out
all whom I know to belong to the Uruer."
I then asked him if a native-born citizen and a
foreign Roman Catholic, both equally compe
tent, were to apply for the appointment, on
which would he bestow it t He said he sliouid
be compelled to appoint the foreign Catholic
T then left the Department, and do not know
whether any. appointment has yet been made
or not. . . -
Very respectfully, your obedient servant, " R. CP Uli YEAR,
fj7"0ur sprightly cotemporary and twelfth section American of the Evansville Journal
says: "Before the year closes the Journal
will lie going by steam." Ulaa to near it: ana after he has tried steam, hope he will enlighten the world and add to science by demonstrating
the difference in the cost of printing by steani
and gas. Madison Lour. To enable us to do this, we hope friend Garber will at once send us some statistics relative to printing by go. If he is not amply qualified for this, we do not know who is. Posted by him on gas, we shall doubtless be able to make a satisfactory demonstration, af-
tir trying steam.
dir lly invite ull American Citizens without distinction of party or leet to cooperate with us.
All j .uruals farurabla to the aurve cause, tiroe and
and place, will please give it publicity. FKAXC1S CE3SLEK Sec'y Evansville, Jan. 8th.
From Eraa'Till to Cineinaat...,. do " do " ' St. Loots do do Indianapolis. . do do , Terra ilaute , do do CleeeUad ....
do ' do Pittsburgh.
I Serond
di.Lao.lis Cincinnati. Lon arille. Colomona CIotoIibo aa
11 poinrs East Return. eg. leaeea Terjo-Hanta a 11: 1 P. jM., arrives at Viucennee at 1.40 A. M.. onn.euei ferS.I lla'rgs checked to Indianapolis. ' ehaBel eara to I-
TJEV YOTCK M II.IjA ( OTTOS 10 eases re- j Uaiiy Froitlit Trains leave Evaasnile aad Trrro-Hanki ( iB ceived this day and for sale l.y jAilfcS I oW Co.. ' J 7 A . M., ob which loa passecgers will e takea. jan l-dw 418 Main street. Louisville Ky. i Trains run by Ind'aaaolis lime, wh ea Is elgo aisstM
taster tftsn r.vaosvitie tine,
THK FIRST lVKW OODSriA 156! V jr For any interiatieB o throuf a Tickets, apaly at tfea rrST RECEIVED r steamer Wood Side. . complet. Tek.t Offioe.head.f Lo.natttreet j "VglS .. vÄt ÜnlLer th.. ... .t the. Weitem Star Clothirr s.ore. dsr.o Fatr.ot take out other adv. and copy
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Jan IJ
A.LoBrN.SIINE.
l'OSTPO.MJD, rue eighth othe Series of Hops f tha Eureka Dancing Club, litis been postponed from Tuesday tho Stil to Tuesday the 15th inst., in consuqnence of tha Band being olnerwise engaged on thaieveuiug.
fj3"Osgood Mussey, a son of the eminent
surgjon, and a prosntnent Vwritar for the prsss, died suddoily, at Cincinniti, on Wednesday
night last.
&g I ahiaMbe univera&Uy known, far it is strictly tree, th.it Indigestion is the j.arentof n lure portion of the fatal diseases- Dyspepsia, Oiarrhisa. Cholera Morbus. Liver Comp.aio. and m.iay other iieeasej enmrrated in our City Inspector's weekly cat-Uogue of deaths, are generally the result wt I'l'iiat'on. -Xhirik of thia. all who sufior front disordered dtomiuhs. as if you re witling to be nuided by advice founded upon experieac; resort at ouoa to the ua s of Ur. J . ilosrKTtkk'b atomaih Hitters, which, as a ourative and inviaorant.
stand alou unapproached. Forsaieby I'ruKeis s aenvrilly. HALLOCK & SIOÜDARÜ. deelJ-wtf WOOLSEV & SAVVVEa.
MUTUAL, FIItE ISUiIACE CO.1I. PAJiV. . SfUTtTAI. FlK ISCRANCC COMPAXT ) . of Vanderturgh Oo., January 2. 185S. $ V election for Secretary of this Company, ta serve until il the neat annual Election, will be heia at the City Council Chamber in Evansville, on Thursday the 24th inst., between the hours of 2 and 4'elo?k P, M .
jaaedti tv.KAK.bK, rresiaent.
TOSACI O ASDHGARS. 4 Butts. Indien Queen Cheeirg Tobacco. 4 do. (iolo l.tii. . 6 Gross fine Cot. " " S.ct Orleans Opera Cigars. - 5 000 La Varaqua,
MX) Jtecontluce,
at lo w Bjures for easB by
NBUOOK b Ca.
jan 3dtf.
SOIP AMlCASnLES. - . V.'O tbs Tallow C-ndlts; ' 1 2,) lbs S'ar - do; -- 4u0 tbs Uermaa and Common Soap; for sale by janS J.W.U, V1CKERY.
&t' AnniKK.t3 '0 Hushel of Corn ileal; , t 13. 0 lbs Uran and Short; - . 100 Uualiela Oats:. ' : ,
75 Baes Supeifiae Flour: cow receivinr and for
saleky ' jaaa ' J. W. 8. V1CKEKY
IXDEPESBE.CE COSTACIL. X. 2
Mets at 7 o'clock P. M., at their Hall on Wafr etreett omer the Telegraph Oihce, on tho first aad third Saticcdays of ach mibth. . Ett2-5dow
Night before last was the coldest of the
season. v e. uaa saia tnai oi several 01 us
predecessors, hutiuesday night was a touch beyond all before it. The, thermometer stood yesterday morning just before sunrise at fifteen degrees below zero, at the' river, and thir
teen degrees, below zero up town. During the night it" must have beeu nearly twenty
degrees below zero the very extreme of cold
at this point,'. We think Tuesday night will
be juarked overv. the country generally as the
coldest of the season thus far. .
yThe Xew York Tribune is informed by
one who professes to know all about the mat
ter, "that George Law is carrying "all before him in the election of delegates by the know
nothing councils of that State to the K. X.
Presidential convention, to be holden at Phil
adelphia onjthe 22d February."
Cincinnati, Jan. 5th. Nine persons, all Irish, were arrested for vi
olating the neutrality laws. They were held to
bail this morning in the sum of one thousand dollars each to appear on Monday next. The
general impression is, that they were actin? m corcert with parties in New York and else
where, contcmpratcd a descent upon Ireland.
The extensive block of stores and offices owned by J. W. Weiting, w.-rs destro)'ed by fire this morning. The block was valued at $1(K),000. The granite building adjoining was nearly destroyed. It was insured for $10.000. Other adjoining buildings were badly damaged. Weiting's block was occupied by tho House telegraph company, the .Mechanics' Bank, Grouse Bank, J. V. Ballard, clothier, Bullerworth & Co., hatters, Marvin, May & Herman Inrdw&re dealers, and K. S. Dawson & Co,
saddler warehouse. : ; :
Ballard & Co.' stock, wholly destroyed, was
insured lor 5r!,ixx.' ' . , l . - .
The stocks of tho other parties were badly
damaged, but the losses generally covered by
insurance. lhcPtal loss is over $lo0,000,
1VEW AI5VEKTSSK522iA'TV IV It A IT IX PAPE. ' StJVESTY-FIVE Reams assorted sites ia store and for sale at reduoed prices by jai U'tf J. W. & 8. VICKERY.
Br AN AW HA A LAKE AI.T.-2S bbls. ef LakeSJt;
jk in, JO bbls. of Ktuawha, for s tie by
jn lotf
J. W. & S. VICKERY.
vnrlliTK BKAXAM HOW IA li .A few Wis. of
if eacn ,n store nd lor sale ry jan iu:f J. W". & 9. VICKERY. r . STATE MEN T t- '
Capital Stick aad indebtedness of the Evansville Oas
w Lis ht t orn -anv: Amount of Capital stock .C0 ,000 ' tid in 58. (MO Total Indebtedness of Co at date l.u.'l) C. a KE m. Pr. s:d nt. .TVO.J. OUANDLKR Di'r. A See,
Subsribrd and sworn to I efi.re tpe, thii. 9h doy of Janua
ry. ISSli. Witness my hand an.i seal, nt hranevillii. L,. JaIICS HARLAN, 'r.
ilOdio ovt'T ruM c
Ä SSORTF.D 7TO1 s. warra'.trd trreend nod. and in pr ce
., , ' Badly Posted
We clip the following resolution from one of
a series, recently passed by a Democratic Con
vention held at Danville, Hendricks county:
Besolved, That we are opposed to. a cajlby the Governor of an extra session of the Legislature this winter. For judging of the future, from .the acts of : the hist Black Republican Know Nothing, Fusion. Legislature of Indiana,
wo have jush cause to fear, that one more coming together ot this motly assembly with legislative power conferred upon them would soon bring us into a state of anarchy. They have brought mischief , and distraction upon the country already,; by, their want of attention to their obligations to support the constitution of the State. Therefore, let them return to their betrayed constituents,, and sink into their political graces. ,; .. t .',-;.: . .It is certainly news to almost every One, that the Fusion House ..failed iu. "'their want of attention to their obligations to support the Constitution of the State." ., . .i,. .. ,!
i Can the resolution mean, their supposed ; ducted somewhat different from' the usual
failure to pass an apportionment bilL as con- J manner, and ä gentleman willbe -selected from templated by; the Constitution? c This the Fu-, the audience to superintend the drawing., ' Kai ,i I ! , l i . i : t , . t. ,1 n .1,-1 n n , 1 a..ii,..ln Villi 1 . 4 - ' Vi
oivu üviAoo u.ii j.Mv uu uiw.v ui.i mt; 111 tW 1 lU-lilUiiUW Ii:"llt. - I
fji7"The London correspondent of the , Cin
cinnati Gazette ' writes: , . Madame Jenny Lind Goldnchmidt's first an
pearance in the Oratorio of the Creation last Monday, was crowned with success. The unrivalled strongslress met with a most enthu
siastic reception which her singing justified
I understand that her voice shone forth with
even more than its former brightness.' 'The
house was crowded. I am told, but onlv rrivc
it as a report, that the immense fortune which she had amassed before her marriage, has been squandered away in gambling by her hu.band. Tvlf.r's Concert. To-morrow night decides the fate of ticket holders to Tyler's great Gift Goncert. The tickets are going off very fast, and all seem to remember, that "the greatest schemes that human wit can forge or bold amition dares to put in pracfee, depend upon our husbanding a moment," therefore ' all seem eager to husband the present moment and see to wliom fickle fortune will prove herself most kind. ..Tyler now assumes the pasi tion of Buckingham when addressed by Richard, only, it is tho ticket-holders who exclaim. "Since vou wiU bucfcle fnr'unp on my back, i ;rT bsr her burden, who'r .1 will or öo, ' ' I must have patience to undergo the load." . Tyler is determined : to make some of them fortune's favorites. The drawing will be con-
11. A 'J, t Uli iTI
m. far below any in the mkrkrt.
2 dioTbe'e- the Ri tr.
CH (tnori at
CHA!t. S. WEI T,S. inn if tf.
tSAKt'orKtiTHAIVHrtne R iitors tin cwes au-.s finely) . I Gent" Traveling enfles. " C ts Kero1ve3.e aad oia. Juat rec. at C1IA3. S. WELLS, tun 10 tf.
,$770- WORTH OF
YOU THE PEOPLE!
n wish to statt) to the ptrMio gonertvll?. that I intend givin
m. achadt cjneert t (Jre.-Msnt City JIjU oa I hurdfcy evt-n-iiiff. the ltth of Jan.. livHj. and upon wtiich wocasiou I will prüften t to fach und every one rinta-teaiititul New Year's gift, T he pitfBthat 1 deaiga giviog will all b pure baaed in Ui city f Evansville. -. The ii'U wil' couait of $od watchei, gold tracelefta, gold and silver puncils, lino told earing. Kn) sold fioecr rinirfl.
bath laliei and jtentlrrmen 's fine fud breft pias. The vry
htflst fcuitn, accoriitons. noe sing e. double and toar aonbh no Id lockt? riuh und costly chiaea tuasetts: watch chains
books, walking canes, port moneys, pt-ntnives aud rany nther heantiful (ti'ts of diflerjit kind rich silver gobletta. eto., etc ; let all conie who wants a tine present. Persons in
te onntry istiinn tickets can enclose one dollar to ti e 1
friends. Ticket one dollar, to be had at all the put-lie houses
aud At the cook, and music stores, for particular, see small
K. R I haTeleen (riving concerts of the flame nature in
..Memphis, Icon., w otlv they care peTe rarisiation to all
j n ni!) C. II TV L Uli. Proprietor City papers please copy till 17th.
as it M as suffered to to ren;.vn on tho files of
thß DemocrUic Senato unpassed. . ;:iCan the resolution refer to a supposed failure
to pass an assessment bill? . This the Fusion
" Hera. Eu. Jtew.
: OTA llrf. Rhodes, pf; this city on Thürsdaty had four babies at a Inrtli, two boys and
NOTICE. 4
"VfOTlcE is hereby niven that the undersigned has beeo np L pjiutd Administrator of the estate of Arthur Me JoUnstun. rate of Vanderburgh county, deceased. Sai
Kstfttc issuppord t belTjot. . . CHAKLIiS McJoHNSTOX, Administrator ITotlca pf Sale.
XOTICE is hcrehv civeo that I will sell at public auction
on Tu-sd&v the 2"th dv otJatinsrrncxt. at the 1 te real dene
of Arthur MnJohuston. late of Vanderburgh eonnty, deceased, a'l the ptrr.-ioual property, (not taken by the widow) con -sistinj? of hordes, cat le, hotyf. sheep, corn, oats, hay, wagon, tariniuf utenseU, c, A cre 'itof tlnee ntpnths will be given on aU suns ovvr thrpe dollars, the purchaser ri Tins; hi note with approved security, waiving vainan.'i: and appraisment laws. - .. GUAKtiiai MeJoHNS TON, . ju8 3w i . Administrator.
JCM atl.CaI VI.i.
lLACKOODA for December; ' El& ChamhfrV Kdenburgh Journal for January;
J runk Lille's nw llUitratea raper; l.'oudehold Words for January; Billion's Pictorial Paper; . Frank Lisle'a Journal fur January; . Klaff of our Union ; Yankee N otions for January; Weekly Clipper; White' Counterfeit Detector for January ; Weekly Tribun, at - -- --- j an5 , S AM L'EL LT3TER'S Hook Stflrs
feikft LBSOookin ButUr.
154) lbs Weateru Reserve Tabl ButWr. . '
JU boies Tallow Candles, . 1 bbl Crushed Sufir. ' 1 bbl 2ulvcriscd Sugar . 10 do New Orleans Sagar. "
in sure at .. dtc-17 . ., COOIL'3 Aaiwily (irooosy.'
KKrKIVED rr Express 200 lb Copper Kivu aaA P.urrs. H) Tinmed IUtcu and Burro. ec27 . BABCOCK BKOS.
0,cco nrsuELs of cokti
sj-WTANTEDatths CHy Mi. Is. far Ulk cash will b. aal5'
9W w eiT.ry.
UAL Hi.l THti BUU1.4M MIAhti. .
la superior article of Coal is now read; lor dellt.ry
from tbe city lauding. A LI orders leu at me uew.p"7
otliee, corner of Sycamore and First streets, will b press fUf attended to, as follows : Orders left before 12 o'clock M., delirered samr day. " Ordur left alt. .r that hour and before o'clock P.M., delivered before noon nr xt day. - The Comp ,ir are also prepared to fnraish Coal forStatieaf on the K. and C. KaiiroaU, s toliowi : ,
i. j. uy LMtU LMf... .... ................ . . IT '
At Depot.
At Ingle's Station... At Lagrange do At VnneKon do.... AC Patok . do.... At Kol.bn . do.... At Deckers do.... At Vinncennes .... der tf
.10
....i: 1 .... 13. ....14 ... ....M ....15 15 ....If
da
KOITIIVO CLOTHS Frt No., inst receired and forsale. Also a first rate
Corn and Col1 Crualicr, aliick may be purcbased very-
cheap for cub. Uaiiat
. it., jiu. ivon o riwur ut'iinj,
jan5 . Coruef of Oak and aecoud sta.
TJOTKS OP THH HOCRPOBT MIXISiG ASn 11 M an, factui.iu Bash laken at FAU lor goods at tlie
lo west cash rnco at .",
jao.0 VfOoa a ruiijf uiuvni.
S af BrSH White Flint Hominy for sale wholesale or re4B;taaat jau5 COOK'S Family Urocery.
fBBLS S.S. Almonds. I do English VlnuU. jan5- - -
10 tas M. tl Raisins. ' ; U drums Fin. juat rer'd at ! COOh.'S Fanily Grocery.
1 Afl DOZ Ers.' ' 25 knsh Onions. i Uly 3 bush 2reen Apples.loo do Corn Weal, ;
25 doz ass d Uroouis; just ree a at . jan5 Ci'OS.'t Familr Orocery. DESIGNER AND CUTTER or sii'i.isiou ,
riK.PKU.-LUlb AAD KtHS oo hand constantly at J. dtcll-dit . COOK'S Family Grocery.
S4CK IHKIj. 0 packages fora'c low to close by drcl5-dtf GEO. FOSTRR & 00.
AH il S M.T. 150bnaaels Kanawha Alum, asuaoriel aiticle for barrel pork, for aale ky
S AKKlllltO.V i'l1D'IO.K8-Surriot aa nay A tiricdnioim Ter trounht to tins market. J tili eenigam nt tor sale by decid TENXIiV K hOK.yftpi . .. TlVIli IS MO.KV. ' J ANOTHKK inroice ef Gold and Silver Hunting Watehel just ree'd aud for sale cheap, and warranted tim--kecf
ers. ...I'1 t'Ji- r r ec an
li-c'l- Brnm street, aetwern Mrat ana Serena.
iP'OHX. to ocu -basheli ob Canal and Kailioad. ler ear ;
i .... r..Uhv
dfc!5-dtl ' GEO. fCSrEB 4; CO.
COHX SO.OOOrushels Prime in new snnnies. now read; at convvnientshitininK points on abash forsale t.y jscei5-df ; - G KO. FOSTER . Co. - PAIR Plaiforra Scale., of l..Vfllbe ach. for aal at es declid CUOK'8 Family Gree.ry.
B 9 Bl'SU. Corn Meal:
decl2d
WO lbs choice Table Putter;
iOlts Zants Curraats. jinnro at COOK'S Family Orar7,
B H üllK HKED. We bare a easily at Hay,, Cera aac
a a Uiuti kaadrand rersale y
G RANT & CiltCK.
tf"Mlt:V SHKLl.rilS.' bare oa hand aad forsalt eh-p lur easb, all the beat pat eras Ciu shllers. ' tioelT ftaw -I ; GRANT A; "AUsOS.
.lUKnJ'
. -IX VOl'VVll AM BU.VS15, , i For ISIaIi;itir Boxcii.Uaiet) 'a!ii, &C, BRi AlphabeU aad Fig'ir in aets, Stencil Ilruahes. Marking Cup Markiic In, and all the Fixtures lor if&rfeiue. uonstantly on rand. : 6"V R. A. has two Diplomas nd a 3 lret MedalawaTdei him for fcer fp-clmeusof Steocilin. ' STKNCiL PLATtfs putwp in a ro inner to carr-safely to any part of thr United States. All letters of inquiry as to prices, A.c.. will le atswered promi tly. v ..... Vi Ri AHES, Proprietor. if ; , j i . ätcncii I'italtlishment.' . dee2l-d3m I4f n'alnutsreet. Cincinnati. Ohio. "K.Uli Hlä AT WlfoL'KSÄl.Ei: X D BETA I L . fllHE nndersiirned constantly keer on hand a lare assertR ment of frrh Water. Un-tcr and Snar Crackers, and also of Soda. Pilot and Na-al Bread, which beinn mannfaetnred by the latest imfloved ckinery. thea can be sold at as low a prioe as ia any place ia the West, and arenotexcelied iu quality ly any other manufactory in the country. A lame stock alwa son hand at my shop, on Water street between Sjeamore and Vine. . ... deelS.dtt - A. SIXZICH.
MiW'S'l'OKE ASimEW BOOKS. A VING removed into our fine new Store near tho Wash
ington Uotel. we are now prepared to wait on an our
li cuntomers aad as ftaty new ours as may I a verts silk
their alle. ... , "'i rt e invite the attention of all to ajrood asorttaent of KT . Gi'ioDS, late, rcccivd from ijTncmaatl. i.archaaed iy our Junior. esprtsaty tot ounraae emone-t whiek will b tuand many ai tioUs necessaiy for the eomloreand 'eoureaieaeo of Jiuil es... - . . . . . uur irrm wil! be alway rradtBes ta eeny all article Uuslit of us to a y yartof t': city, tree o charge. Come and try as. J IV. t 6. VICkhRV. rtlidtf. i. Slam at.i ketweeu Second aad Third.
GCX.W II VOS. 50 bales ia store and for sale hy ' Jee2l : - - FRESTO.S.HR03. TVJBW MOIAPSRS 150 this prima new Molasses in
11 i
Ktore aad for sale by
del
PRESTOS BROS.
EJ OlXTttV. Turkeys and Chickens flrefsed every mornM. . ing at , 4 . T. BACON & CO.'S Family Groeery.
PZ Tfc DOZ fresh Ews:
sjm W S lbs
dec21
ButMr (Xrsbitt's hest. for sale at ' Ti BACO' CO.'S Frmily Grocery.
...v ., . .. KOTJCE COURT OF COMMON n.F.AS OF TASDEEBURGH v - ., . COUXTV. . , TT 'S now or letred that there shall be an adjoarned Seaion
X of this Court, to- commence oa the Feu rth Monday in Jn-,
ury nixi., lor tne purpose or completing tnt unnnisnea bustness if Wie present rrgrfstr Tino hereof and tor the dir-patch of such, other iti'sioea a.i may re;tilar1y come before this Court, when again 40 convened, and to continue in Session if pnetfcahle nntilsaid unfinished bniaes i regularly disposed .f. It is further rüered thnt all partitsto said anfiutshed bfit.e3, and all wimcaet regularly summoned to testify eoneeratne the sime. will be rciue ted to take notice uf the time and plice of hoMiee; said- a Ijoumed Seenon of this Court: and to attend upon the game without farther notification than is herein provided. It is further - Or -ered that when this Coirt adjoern at its expiration of its, repeat regular t-rra. it will adjeorn to meet agnis at 4he Court h o use in Livanvil!e on paid Feurth Monday in January next. It is further ordered that notice of the tin e aod place of hoidingsai.l adjoonted SemTOii of this Cort le given l y publication of a copy of this ori-r. one a least in eath- of tlie or ws paticraof the city under the dirceti-m of the Clerk thereo.'' .j.jatS-dw. ,.. JACOB LfJNKENHKlMEK, JJlerk,
uouse ciiu ao, ami. mat urn went to tna ueino- ; two girls. They all are very well indeed, and
,, v : " "9 z , lue motner is muca uetter tnan couia be ex
r ;ir a l. k ks t k? uouk-s i:epin g". " ÜL;MI MlN wiehitig to 'inalify tUcmaelrea thorenthly . and practically for buiues, should not fail to attend a
course ot Lesions la the , v t ' EvanttVille Commercial Collcg-
. Cletks, Mechanics and otherscan. durirg t' e winter even-1
A 4 "pi h BUSH Eir Corn On band and for sale at
NtJFJK dec2lT. BACOM ii C O ATS AA D BRA.Y for sale by dec2l . , .
decil T. BACOM k O J.'i Family Grocery.
.T. BACOX 1 CO.
fS'Ki! TR4Ü JL 1 half-chest extra Tonng ITyson; 2 do a , do Imperial; 4 do ' do Guncowder; , ..." 2 do do Black; . .' 6 boxes 5ea Gunpowder; ' " 6 do ti ea Imperial; 7
3 do litt do; iust ree'd at
nrwii.-'
decZl
COOK'S Family Grocery.
&OMimiiS OOOD FOR CHRISTMAS.
70 lbs od Table Butter; . ... ' 1 "fl Cooking :ro; .. . . 2CO dea Fresh E3;' ia store and for sale hy dee21 ' - J. W. & S. VICKERT,
; ,- Sl.DHIES JIST uiici;i vi;.
htf-hests Imp.. G. Pand t. H. Tea,
1 42 caddies ,-do. - do
1 ha) .'-chest loose Black
. I do H Ik japers , SO I es New S ge, 2r do Xante Currants,-, decxi - -. ..
. do -, o.-i . ;
do i it. '! mil's New Thyme, i ( , 0 do do Raisins. ' I J. W.. Ü. VICKERY.
tlVB K BUCKWHEAT FLOI R -81 hsp pure PenosWania, landing irm steamer John S. Prinelo. for
aale low br
-..4eel-dtC..
K. GILIIKRT Ci.
, Sycamore near Water.
Moxster Boxes. The bones of an antediluvian monster were recently discovered in
xcavating a deep cut in the Jackson and Can
ton (Miss.) Kailroad. The Canton Citizen
says, thirty-five feet of an animal, includi
the head, had been taken up, but the "end i
not yet"
07" Tho Xantucket (K. I.) Enquirer says:
A gentleman of this town purchased a pi Julv 29th. weicrhinsr 33 Dounds. and killed
Dec. 21st, -when it treiehed 3C2 nounds. hav- i Se"ate to 6 into such an election. ; ' ' . . , liered that ; its population is now nearly 70,'- r'L
in increased in that time at the rate of twJ.vÄ?? f? lastly, the resolufcon mean 000,'and mtUI be 90,000 or 100,000 " by spring: " Fi.ocKWG3iiLLronsAl.E,
j 0 kiis udiuui lA.wiij, aiiu a, iuuou ti.n.it?3a - ' 1 tEKE nndoriznet o
: f'PItFSIDEST'S iBESSAGU! j ' ' : " ' jra coxPAKiaox to THir - -r u ' B IG STOCKO F.. C LOT n IN a, ; GKXTLEJrEV'S Faruiahfug GoJ. Fancy Hit and Cp?t etc . etc., just rct-ired by ths ttersitned at bis Cloih-
iueScor . uodtr Pavilion Hotel. I bar trie fiont SMort-.
! meut of OTerwmti inihAcitj, comprising all varieties aud .U.a moat ffushiouable Ptylp. - f , I . Also .SltN(iiIAI and all dewriptins f (l-nU-
uiou a i' uwiisiiiiiir uuu'iö. i ti auu KU, mm j mm wiuui en
IXW SALT 2.5C0 bushels for At
" CoT. Canal and Loctu trM.
A
feÄASIMCSS n.VUf'.J.MOOraBttel'oak. 1. Bntsr .; In
Kx:r Lear; and for sals at small advanca
i
fiKO. FOSTKR k 00.
mouiciü itiiEi.ücii, FIRST STKEKT. OPPOSITE THE PpST-OFl'iqK. ' Evansville, Ind., . . ; . LffAV9 kfe snn hand a Cue assortmemt f Psrfuaisrift of tb best maaufactttrarsi also. "B , Toilet Articles. . Stationery, V '" , KmbraiUeriur Materials, I'lated Je elry. . . Arcisu' '.olurs Castus, ei?. 'il 1'aiuÜDfs aad Ea(raTls . 'ItMaaluie. , . Tuya-tte .. '..
'MEAT SfK9 w - "."
, JHH, heavy OssaMrir. iy aosftei; " - !rnit Seamless. I do: - " -
liMH) Liglit. 3 bushel, mi-aUe for Oats; Also S0,(KX)2. baaliel (iunny Has; ers-leby noylj ( ! . j , . , OBO. FOSTBK k CO.
' . El . ; -f rf STANDARD Apple Tree, aasorUd; n. 1 KtJ f Uwart . .. oo; . . , 7 dwarf Pear Trees: 40 Cherry Trees; . 8(1 Peach- - ' 4a r ' 10 yuiaoc do; 20 Plum do; li Currant, assorted; 13 Grapes eat ra assorted; 1U0 strawberries, assorted, ea. baad and lor sale at - dfcU-dtt ; - COOK'S Family Oroeary.'
V KH in lit if AM) OR SIESTA I, TKKK8.
decll-dtf
50 Norvriy pr.ice; choico Arbontea
SO lialsam Fir; ,
50 Yds Box. tarsal at" ' COOK"3 Family Gracary.
C9ff Btrsnho!e Irish Potatoes, ree'd per eaaal at-
decS
4 OOR'S Family Greaery.
W "k(J COU.S Manilla Hope. assorUd si lea, Iran ta' O.Xß9 Sew Bns,laad Cordage Co.; - t.-i 2f dos Lanterns, latest Yankee ioYeotlon; , , SOboxes Choiee Cheese; justveeeieed. oct9 TKNKliY SOEENSOW.
, , COPAKT.'VrCISSIIIP NOTICE. HAVfXfJ aonneeted with mo ia tha Foundry aa Vaehia Business M M. A. Dl'NN and WM. TAI LOK. they both btin guod Practical .Mechanics in the bosiaees, wll . here say tUat w intend to do as rood work, and as reuse a - able terms, as any ia the city. We Intend war.-aating ear -work, when done, both in worhmanskiaand material, as well! in quantity as in quality. K'iuk a liberal patronage froaa . tho wko w,Bh aaythint; In onr line at bnsiaesav ealealaiiarT
not only to (ret your money 'or want we o. an expeetiaj w ,
ite,.Ki auuKtcna.
reap iem glory also.
nor!3
.'w: caocicicTr.-.:.:..''.;.''..:...J......i.i;i;.i;.;.B. at. lows.- . CltOCKUTT Ar I.OWE, ".ii A-T-T-O-Il 2TJS'TS::U TrL,XW - l'llT.vXC.7-. MAD1SOSVH.LB.KT. Will gi arampt attention te U business, atruswd te he,care j .J ' .. ... . T.
rjOL'l.TRY"! POI'LTKV'U-
JL H ,ne Fat Türke) a;
. r. ! r. i t
' 1.. .
- uuuy, cau uuvt us . wuuu iu luai, vuamuer, vmy pected. We have spoken "öf her as- "a Mr "'o ". dcl-jmllw . degia-dtf ' - - "AJfTUOST tOBBNSTiX;'
having passed to its second reading. " Rhodeai'. but we be her oardon she is th t".' . r x- i . . ' -i '.( . .
Can the resolution have reforenc to the 11 iv ? ' , . . huii.kii i ikiau ash i(M'AlRIfi. .1 W 1 new ,e tanumg ,r s-eamer 1 eter ieing I ; ." , rchoiuuoa naic rvicreiiCw . vo Ifte . Mrs. Rhodes. - W e hoHj she vs a good Ameri7, rm . n ndefsiÄna.h.vin e.utMii-ci , Boii.r vd t k- i o 1 low tr - . -(
iauure 01 uie Jegisiaiure pi iasi winier, in nor, can for- ;r Sa"-Xiclit WOrncn ire brpmlinn-1 ,Ä an"'"-. i-ri'"". 1 repair Hoi- - ...... , ' - m-. sLw,!.. TT' H Jf. Tt;3 4J-P,.;n ' . .omnare preening ,,-erU v. either case. Proust attenti, n t ,..TT! J.
- '"'""'s -.y Hy""' "i "owu at sueli a rate, the condition o atiairs is alarm- wm hePauau wh m3yr-irpsii in udo thir w.u., fj sg s .''"" "Bti louse proposed over and agam to do, in con- ing.o,, 0UFm ... ; ÄbÄÄÄ
iiuiiunj "- c"'"""" ... . , ..... mini jpumw.. f. a.uv ft". ; KM K H A K I OK A fbi KH I hex Lemons; j .elections, since the. first, organization of our! iwri t, 1 'e,, . I ' ' !.- ..-.t -".r4 ?wetrn;-. ju t . ...
' 0. , , 1 , i. i LK tjiuwuo u, puuiJic arts uuuyr wenuinir.l.neir . . - ci.-tr-. cuk.' ramiiy urorery.-'-
if.1 an unqualified refusal dn nart of the Democratic 7 into Ae territory of Kansas and it is be-.' "ZTgZi, ..' I ' " ' ' ;w.1bies. ; - i
"ffrST received. saritaMil V
pounds one ounce ana one third per da v during perversion of history? Terre Haute Ex,
uays.
The mail train due here at 8.15 Tues-
Lca . Broke. One of the Bodiam Miners, called "Big Tom," wh.ile scuffling at the Belle-
i Tl.a "Pnuly r.f A 1, 1 1 -BL 1 f IrurTil I
tcrian Church of Philadelphia, received from Ä.
f Shoe-els. Kpades. Grain
Scoops. Straw and Hav Knives, forks: Axes. -Mattocks
Pi? s. Hritsh SeTthes. Le, Tra. Half r and Dog f hain. 1 Coffea M'IN. Toffee Koassrrs. Keuse aad Kat Trais. Jleat
ifftn for sie his Plmirinp Mill, in the -O-turs. Sausage Stiaers. ood Saw. M ,u.i Jack c for e. Illinois. Almost eeerytt in inncc- ,aLecr-"r,hy OliANJ äEsO..!w ear, ae. Boss, bolting eltt, e-e ' J!'. -Jll " r ' ' ' ' ' .! I-ii :J"
with everTthinz ia excellent '
to eta a nnp and prrjijtatle l-osi-
,JOX ySIJF.HS.
tday evening, did not arrive till 3 o'clock view with a companion, came to the ground,
yesterday morning. i.ne water tanks were and giving his leg a sudden twist, broke the
his Mnevamfmn a , rir.;Wra.n nM.,na' '.. There is aim connected wi h the .Mil 1 e new two storr : V W . a.d and far.aa.ie tne aenMeKy Vor
u vu.uiu ptotui, xi u wrtlinr loa, well arr-oered tor comfort, with th neotwa- ( rus'.ier ' aiplcadid article, warranto! to gireaatia-
hnnnul nllnro in nl1 ' T koBs. eta. Ta a peraon desirous of emtarkini in . faction . '. -OKAJt t 4: CA KoO- .
i a busios ef this ktad. a chance is here otferrd which cm hut .
j seldom he had. The conn'ry surrounding this, abouuds inj
MOUSE -ASI COW-FEED, .
frl- Pr.nolor.rl'ü Vvs.-U. r..1- : ,1 eTerykinot grain so as.to keep the mill constantly running. wr E kevn a eonstantasDi.lr of Uay. Corn and Oara.
wp,u a uAvuoujjC j-iitvi (jii.jj.utu ui ot wt,c en be o uti a ed a t auch prices as to. make the a deoir-U'f (JEIM i CAIiiON'
i
to 10 percent interest on spec'al deposit
... - , ' ' w. t - o ".."'v ... ut oi wuica can oe outaiaeu at au frozen up, which caused the principal delay, bono at the ancle. The parties were merelv to discount rmnrl br,fi,w ' r-' -riA .;""I5'?,, Ter w?
, , . . - . o" .aw.. in , vuiu. ioiuon rejLtma.'ie lem'J. ana tu
ana every imng was on a iignt treeze jgener- having a friendly wrestle. Bones ara brittle Silver change. Exchanov, &-. 111 frrtrr, r ' p"h to make u.eyd if ired. rm or' 75 casesrfandomestyUdiiuSiinde Lai.
, . , 0 ' o ..v.u. v imprvvvu ima w,,i nwKti. c eriuruierparucaiATS entiuir rr lu I 13 Ii Inert t .
hentire wonertv will
ime given for a pirt of the i
j jn5 U
U K 10 ALL. . ,'Keoeived this day. and for tsUhf '-J"3. IOVT Jr CO,
20 .da 00 Chickens; ,.
.. . . 1 co do . tieese:
Sem ef the above are dressed every wernfng and far sat aat T. UACON CO.'S Family Oreaev. declS 4tt- . , . . Main sireot.betw.JVat aad First. XI KI.I,flr; LI.PS. SO r-ieoes. alL wool Mnslia . il jUa-L.iu, aasurtad uiQjrarecj d ihMFmyeiwdfela) Ijr , .decl5-eiw '''''' ' 41 Main at. , LvaiavilU. Ky.
'iRKMOVAU AVE removed flirfr tcelr-of: reerrieee..lTa their -old stand t the new foar luri tailding awe doors be-
10 the Washington itot,-i. . .w . -.. . - - We take this-wtethod of -retnraing onr sincera thanks ta aar numerous frieciii and custouitri lf.r. their verv liberal fatroatge "extenaed to ns during tfee shart tish 4hat wo hava been in Uusinefs: and we hope. ly strict attention to hasiness, to werrita eebiiBtt.cce.f the same- . , . - f. . .... . ,...J.-WT S.'VICKERV. 1 dn dtf. ; -i Ma'ia st .between Seeand and Third. tJUMIKIK -j f . .. IO 5"iipiece5 I'ongresSilk iTandKerchiefs. 1'kj do BitoHaniia do. :. T 100 each. 2a, 3U. 3264 aad S wehes WmaleboB Split . . - lantrellas, .-. , , , rr. .! 46 dot Ladies .oTared Kid GloTta. ... r J ) 4 t -X dc- d white , da, -t , ? :-, Mid gross fattng Vast Viittoas, t , f.. -; A .,, K d iletal ., . do . ..do.., , ,. v . . IO pieces ,-Weuco Silk. ........... y, r t z , . : dot l aaey Lipcd Silk "loves. ) riicfa Plaea Velvet Vesting, verj taaJjome styles. 'T'" ' Uf!' "lt ' J JAMES LOVi CO.. dtl3-d4w.'. ." '. 41 Jlain.street t,fiyiVJe. Ky. I.Ki NMbe' a new brand aad . superior article. 'rd:rri 'L-l "rsoHo. JIKS' ÜLloVlil-S - 25 0. r.. .gnl.e ar.i.l.f, ; eatfiw.n. ..r.U to at , ClUs. S. Kf.t H V -s , Hardwaa Bvaae, I j,1 r. Pi.
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