Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 1, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 21 November 1857 — Page 2

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TUE LAMASCO DO.ÜTaere have been some proceedings in our City Council the past week which may have a serioas effect upon the credit and character of the city. We shall simply state the facts, and leave every citi zen to form his own conclusions upon the consequences of the measures that ap pear to be resolved' upon by the Council. Lamasco was a subscriber to the stock of the Straight Line Railroad to th amount of $50,000 for which she was to pay in bonds. Twenty five thousand dollars of the amount were issued to the Company. After this Ksue.some doubts arose in regard to the legality of the proceedings in- making the subscription, and when the second portion of the bonds was called for by the Company, they were refused on the ground that the subscription was not valid and binding on the town. The matter was referred to counsel, and a compromise entered into by the Corporation of Lamasco, and the Railroad in which it was stipulated that the latter should relinquish one half the subscrip tion to the stock on the condition that the town should waive all legal exceptions to the bonds already issued, and provide for the future punctual payment of the interest. This agreement was ratified by both parties, and Lamasco provided for the interest and paid ic up to last year. Many of the citizens, indi vidually continued to protest, against the payment of the bonds, and some refused to pay the tax assessed to meet the in terest, but the Corporation of Lamasco always continued to provide for the in terest in her assessments. When the cities were annexed, La maseo transferred to Evansville "al her corporate property, rights, credits, monies and effects of every description,' and the "said city of Evansil!e shal be liable for all the debts, contracts and liabilities of said town of Lamasco." In the negotiations for the consolidation o the city, the $25,000 bonds issued to the Straight Line Railroad were enumerated among the debts of Lamasco, and were estimated as an offset to a portion of the debts due from Evansville, which were assumed by the consolidated coipora tion. A petition presented to the Council last week for the payment of thirteen interest coupons, amounting to $455. with 5 per cent, exchange, was referred to a committee, who reported that it had been M the custom and agree ment to pay the interest on the bonds out of the revenues collected for that purpose at the Treasurer's office in the town of Lamasco, without commission or exchange ; and as a d ubt i3 entertained in the minds of your committee as to the legality of the bonds issued by the Trustees of the town of Lamasco to the Straight Line Railroad, they are unwilling to recommend the payment of a larger sum than the face of tho coupons due and presented." By this report, the committee by implication, recommend the payment of the coupons. The Council, instead of accepting this report, referred it back to the committee with in structions to obtain the legal opinion of Messrs. J. G. Jones and Conrad Baker, City Attorneys, upon the legality of the issue of the bonds. At the last meeting of tne Council the committee report the following opinion of Mr. Jones, who, we are told, was himself one of the Attor neys by whom the comproxiso between the town of Lamasco and tho railroad was effected. uTo Ftttr Sharp and othtrs, Committee Czxtlemex: It is my opinion that the City of Evansville is not legally bound to pay cither principal or interest of the $25, 000 of bonds issued by the town of Lamas co City to tlio I. fc C. Straight Line 11. K: Co. This opinion is based upon a dcci lion of the Supreme Court of Indiana in a similar case, and will be sustained as correct, if the Supreme Court itself can be relied on. Respectfully, &c, JAS. 0. JONES." It appears that Judge Bakes gave no opinion or did not sijrn Mb. Jones' opinion. The Council accepted the Re port, thereby approving it; and thus the matter stands. Whether it be the intention of the Council to adopt actual repudiation of these bonds can be judged by their acts. It is said on one side that the Straight Line Road have these bonds unused in their possession, and are collecting the interest without applying the funds to the building of the Road; The managers of the Road say they have been sold and are held by innocent parties. It is a small sum for which to sacrifice the credit and reputation of the city. A technical or a valid legal defence to the payment, will not save us from the taints of repu liation, if we avail ourselves of it. The people of Mississippi had the most conclusive legal and constitutional pleas against the claims of their creditors, yet these valid legal excuses did not shield them from tho universal condemnation of tho world. The people of California, with a sense of moral honesty that reflects honor on the youthful State, when their Supreme Court declared the State debt not binding upon them, voted it should be paid. If these bonds are in the hands of innocent holders, the citizens of Evansville will command them to be paid; and wi'l, moreover, sea that they are paid, for the fame of the city, whatever use may bo made of the money by those who may get it.

ay as tat GO. The following excellent practical tngges-

tions are from the local side of tho Princeton Clarion. If they could be universally adopt ed, they would turn this anxiou, trouble some world into a paradise of contentment and happiness. With the farmers they can bo easily adopted in practico and with work ing men the maxim ' pay as you go," hculd never be violated. U' often hear it said by farmer and other elafn of tho community that they cannot pay cash lor the merchandise purchased yearly of the retail dealers. There could scarcely no a moro UDsura nouon. it . . - i I , . ffc is true thut it' thev begin on a credit system depending entirely upon the future fur the ravmcni oi incir mirvnascs, u nui iw uimcult matter, in many instances, to so regulate their Wines as to letorm and clisngu ibai system. !o far as the mere matter oi mierest on the money i concerned, me jarnicr, especially, is but little concerned. Tho in . i f terest tor nan a year on ins purcunses wuuw not be an object to hirn, but if he, or any ono in any other occupation, start out in life depending upon his future earnings for th n:tvnient of his debts created in the pres ent, he will find it an exceedingly difficult tak to reverse that course and pay casu ,lrt-n for hi ncoWities But if, they were to start otvt in life with a determination to pay as they go, for every article bougLt, they would soon realize the benefit of the courso ml would be nnwillinit to adopt any other. And wer every one to do this tho merchant could afford to sell much cheaper, so there would be a mutual benefit In the arrangeThis thing of credit has a tendency to oprresa everybody. Every merchant exioct, while he i trnstinir, to lose a large amount of hi claims, and is compelled to increase me UrifTon these who will, snd do pay in order to midpIv the deficit. Hut if the cash system hinted throughout, he then could cal cnlate with a certainty tho amount ho could miVn ml in the competition with his neigh bor would be induced to sell his wares on tho mot reasonable terms. A long, however, as ho is compelled to trust, so long will lie be compelled to keep up hi prices, lor bo he as prudent and watchlul as ho may, he will now n.l tlu-n eil for credit to nomo unworthy purchaser who will ultimately chisel him out of his claim. Yet how are thoso who have made their calculation to the contrary, going to adopt a new mode ! This change with a largo number cannot ho effected on the instant. If there was an inflexible law passed just now requiring every one to pay cash down for all they bought, there would bo an end to the misery and suffering abroad in the land. So many there are who have tio means by them, but are depending upon the producta of their present and future labor for tho money to meet their present wants. But by curtailing expenditures, establishing economy, and adopting the cash system in every instance it were possible, a person would soou bo placed in a situation to buy iu that way altogether. Such a course as that would be highly gratilving to any one there would boa constant ease of mind no danger of creating moro claims than one could meet and a rson would know all tho time just exactly what kind of a foundation he was resting upon. But if ho goes in debt depending upon tho sale of his crops or the producta of his labor, to satisfy these dthts, any littlo misfortune, ich as a fall in prices, an tintavorublc season, or tho sickness of himself, would create a jar in his calculations and place him in an embarrassing situation. Tho cash system is the best. Missorat Cbedit. Tho llouso of Representatives of Missouri last week rejected a bill to levy a tx to raiso funds to pay tho interest on the Stato Bonda issued to the railroads. The effect of the vote was to re duce tho price ot Missouri stocks 15 per cent, in one day, in Wall street. The Scnato, the day after tho rejection of the bill in the House, passed another bill levying tho tax, which went to tho House, and the members being alarmed at the clfccta of their previous proceedings, adopted tho Senate's bill, which has become a law. As thU act secures the payment of the interest regularly, tho bonds will now advance to a higher price than they were previous to tho fall, and tho buyers at the decline will mako a good speculation. 57" Tho amount subscribed by Thacke ray, the novelist, to the India Belief Fund, is ten times as much as that given by the Marquis of Westminster, the wealthiest no bleman in Kngland. Tho Marquis is said to bo worth 4105.000.000. more than half of which has accrued within the last fifty years. The Marquisate of Westminster is of mod em creation, dating no further back than the time of tho Keform Bill. The Karl of ürovos nor wus changed into tho Marquis of West minster, and originally inherited large es tates in Cheshire aud Dorsetshire. Ho was also the owner of a largo tract of land stretching from tho Houses ol Parliament to Chelsea, which originally belonged to the crown, and was sold to tho Grovesnor family for a trifle. Upon this land has arisen Buck iogham l'alace, and tho habitations of the West End aristocracy. This land, being only leased, according to tho Loudon practice, will revert to the landlord, tngttktr uith the edi fied luiit upon it. Consequently, the de scendant of the present Marquis, who may be living when these reversions tako place, will find his income marvelously augmented not less than 1,000,000, to 1,500,000 per annum. gyMr. John Davis, living in the State ot Delaware, has twin daughters, five years old who tre so exactly similar in feature and in every other respect, that it is impossible to distinguish the one from the other. Even their own father cannot tell them apart. I3f The sopcn!ion of Messrs. Walker, Bronson & Co., of Chicago, tho heaviest grain dealers in the West, and among tho heaviest In tho world, has just been announced. The business of this firm, for a hundred and eighty days of the year, has averaged $100.0h) daily which would mako $15,000,000 yearly, equal to the entire annual business of Indianapolis, and double that of tho celebrated house of Stewart, in New York. 137" According to latest advices from Yucatan, tho political war still continued, without any decided success on either side, although the advance of the revolutionists appeared to have been arrested. In the several esgag-micnta that had taken place, both parties sustained very heavy losses the revolutionists suffering mot severely. Coraonfort was suspected of sympathizing with the revolutionists. Tho Iudians continued their depredations in every direction. One town had been invaded, sacked, and all the inhabitants massacred. S7 Some sixty men employed upon the Canard Dock at Jersey City, as coal-wheelers and freight-carriers, struck last Saturday for higher wages. They were paid f 1,25 per day, until tho dull times came on, when the wages were reduced to $1,00. They now demand the -former price. Ilandrcds of unemployed raea, who would be glad to earn a dollar a day, are afraid to go to work for the company for fear of violence from the strikers.

ET The following curious facts are from I

. . . . I a summary ui census returns loucmng marriages in New York in 1S55: Among the husbands, were two who took the vows at the ago of 85 years. One ol them joined himself BSVo damsel of 66, and the other sought felicity is tho society of a girl of 40. Of young wives, there were thirteen only 13 years old! Nivcnty were 14 rears old. and of "sweet sixteen" wives. there were 676, Of tho babv husbands who enraped maternal watchfulness that year, rour were is years oui: une of these was picked np by another baty a tirl of 14 another was entangled by a 15 year old fe male another was entrapped by a tough 1 l ro.) ..1 1 r'...u l.:.n ü . J " "" " I ittitcu Ii. una uvuu jvr uy in expencuceu women ot T-i. The oldest briJe had reached tho mature ago of 77. tTho Other day a man named Coleman I went into the hat .tore of Mr. Thomas Hopwood, in Louisville, and asked credit for a I - hat, which was refused. Coleman left the store and procured a howie knife, with which ho returned and stabbed Hopwood through the lungs, killing him almost instantly. Coleman is said to be the same individual who lately killed a man on ths Yicksburg and Shre report Kailroad. Mr. Hopwood leaves a wile and two children. Tho mur derer is now In custody. 137" A few days since, the captain of a flat boat, near Mound City, in a fit cf anger, seized the cook, a boy of fourteen years, and threw him overboard. The boy attempted 1 to climb into the boat, but the brutal captain -. I . .U- . rl . w . ... um killing him. At this juncture the bands of the boat interfered, and rescued tho lad from the river. KT The work on tho Mobilo and Ohio Railroad is progressing, notwithstanding the money pressure. Track laying is proceeding in Mississippi, and will bo finished to West Point by the first of December. Considera ble activity U displayed at the Kentucky end of the route. The little city of Colum b, . , , . r I US has increased her subscriptions from 130.00.) to SiUHaV V.fWn ppw fr.Mht r vr. - ' . ' - - - I were added to the rollimr stock on tne Ken- ... .... . . 7. tuiMjr uittsiun, iaa weea. 1 t2TA German gentleman from a steamer in the disappeared niirht fin her passage lrom St. Louis to Keokuk last week, leaving a large amount of baggage. It is supposed he must have fallou overboard. Ho was a rotddent of St. Louis and was daily expecting the arrival of his wife and six children who aro on their way from Kuropc. Much sympathy is felt for the unconsciously bereaved family whoare now joyously antici pating a meeting, that will bo changed to tho deepest sorrow on their arrival. EU1TOIIIAL I1IIEV1TIES. 7 Vice President B rocken riJge has sold his 44 old Kentucky home," in Lexington, to the Rev. Mr. Dandy, of Maysville. 137" Tho Covington & Lexington Railroad Company have refused to pay the interest on $50,000 bonds loaned tbcm by the city of Cincinnati. Tho causo of tho default is not stated. t37 Six prisoners eluded tl a vigilanco of tho Jailor, at Terre Haute, on Saturday night. Arcward of $250 is oflerod for their apprc houaion t- An affray occurred at Carthago, Ind., on ibo vih. inst., in wnien a nan named Icvi Sippy was stabbed by another named Benjamin Stokely. The father of tho mnr derer becamo his bail In the sum of $1.000, and assisted his flight to parts unknown The shocking dood has croated great excite ment. 3TT A vessol lately arrived at Philadcl phia, from Genoa, with one hundred and twenty-five passengers, who come to this country with the intention of proceeding West to engage in the culture cf the grape. 157" Mr. Charles I. Bailey, of Zancsville, Ohio, has invented a now car scat, particnlarly adapted Tor Dlght. trains. It IS a plain .nrliKTu.! with a hi,rh Wfc Ka nrn. ciso lorin oi ine uunian lramc. Ls7 Thonaroo of the mammoth steamship. Great Eastern, has been changed to Loviathan. It was confidently hoped that tho accident which occurred in attempting to launch her, would be rectified in timo to set her afloat by tto 2d of December. The Catholic Bihop of Toronto, who is now in Ireland, Is earnestly entreating tho pcoplo to remain at homo, and not to think of emigrating, as the misery and wretched ness he constantly witnessed among the lrih emigrants to this country, was almost in credible. tW A London letter states that ten tbous od Sepoys were slaughtered by tho British troops, at tho taking of Delhi. Thirteen New Orleans boats are ly iog at tho levee at Cincinnati, preparing to leave for the South. A Texas paper mentions tho produc tion of palatable bread from the seed of the Chinese sugar cane. It appears that from this remarkable plant can bo manufactured sugar, molasses, alcohol, vinegar, paper, starch, dyestutls and bread. It it said that a decoction from tho peelings of tho cane will produce a fine purple dye. X3f Tho import of wines and brandies into New Albany, during the last five years, amount to over $2S,000,OoO;'and tho imports of silks, during the same period, amount to $141.283,000. 137" The underwriters at Cincinnati held a meeting a lew days since, and passed a resolution net to injure any freight shipped on steamers towing barges; and that if freight insured to New Orleans is placed on such steamers, the policy will be vitiated. tJTTho Grand Encampment of the Indipendent Order of Odd Fellows, now in session at Indianapolis, elected their officers for tho ensuing year on Wednesday last. They have aho had a festival, which ,was a brilliant affair. IST" The fastidious editor of the Indianapolis Sentinel, declares that the lecture recently delivered in that city by Horace Mann, was replete with indecencies, at which "virtue, chastity and religion stood aghast," and compares it to theobscone pub lications ot Faul pe Kock, and Madame Kcstell. t7Mers, Bacon, Cooke Jt Co., Bankers at Lawrence, Kansas, have suspended. Liabilities $50,000, They have a Urge surplua. of assets, it is reported, 157" Counterfeit dimes are at present in extensive circulation, Tb y are said to be an excellent imitation of the genuine, having the usual ring and color. IST" A miserly old man recently died in Pennsylvania. On examining the premises after his death, no less than eleven thoua( and dollars in specie wero found.

TiLDAY' ATiVFBTNFV FXTJ

- A M. UU.U . M. KJB RATES. ' One) eure, (ten 1 or less), one tline, : SflcU. i nree times. i ; ; t t : : liw one week, tttttt:::::: l 50 Two weeks, ii:iit::::::3&3 One month, I I I ! I t I t : 1 MiM Three months, 1 : 1 1 t : 1 t t : '.'(O Mx months, 1 : : : : t ttt lOOOOne rear, : t ::::::: : : : 15 00 IK" Discount on larger advertisements. JT Cards of six lines or under, 10 per annum. fW No "till forbid" adrertisement received. NEPTUNE NO 1. npriE members of the Neptune Fire Ommnr will Ja assemble at their Hall on Saturday the 21st hist at 12 o'clock M. for the purpose of attending the fnnerai r. aniuony uuscu, nirmucr oi me . i . m & l Ii l a . i Union ) ire company novil. W. E. HOLLINGäWORTII, Prest. FIREMAN'S NOTICE. rWiriE members of the Young America Tire Comft pany are hereby notified to meet at their Engine IIiidi. it HS oVI.u-k P. II. thia Uv r trnl . funeral of ltrother Anthony Ikwcb, deceased, aieuber ' - wTlSECKa JOHN F. GLOVElf, WHOLESALE AND RET A IL. DBALia IX TJIVf TTTlTDfU A vn CTTTVn T ro K mum nay oiiinui.i.o, Corner of .Main and 7th Streets, EVA.VsVIIXE, I.D. nov2l-6m. 100 UrreU Family Superfine formte by UEO. FUdTfcR fcCO. ni'CKUHEAT FLOCR. M.W 4U tug luf aal low to close consifiiment rr novil UEO. rUaTEKAOO. k?TtR ?4I1LKS. 9 9(5 Uixt Proctor A Gamble's fall weicht for aale at reduced prices liy ..1 .......1 urn L'j wt v . jrk 1VAIL8. 11 iü Ken assorted ilzes for mle ry . GKO. FOSTER k Co. norJl. Corner Locuu and Cnl street. Meat Cutlers aud ttaasase titußerf bi Au(ictl ival I uuer SI i 9 Sit 60 do fUuaij tuffer 1 dosen York t leavers; . BABCOCK fc SOXTAO. fBlIIR BOSTOS BEIriXU COMPAXY.iU feet i. 1H. i inch. 4 Dlv; iu uo 1 men, sand 1 piy : mO do 4.SI.4, Inch, a and 4 ply; MM du 12. 13. 14 inch. 4olvt The best Beltini used, adarded fur wet and darar lit uaurana, can ueipiieu w iKre ieainer ueiuiif C)4iin. iure you piAinH inn uumon article Boston Belting haslirty percent . mwe Indian KuUT. It is "WMI WW "1 11. iJCilinj. S . . 1 -11 . vaicaniiea man .tw lorn ik-iunj. neuave ai a com eomnleteaaaortinentof Uuin I'ackinff. UaSkCts, ' 'P Ums. AuüreM tht Hooton Hrltinir Corupony, Ageuu. ut.f II Iff 'lf 1 K m UnVTIIl nor.'l IRRIVAI. OP TOOl3.-Jnt receir H t i.y stenu eT ToU, uch a iuHt Uhv LUv a tone lot or Mechiin u ppr Jukwii t Mwi; Butchers rin; fepoke iliarers (Unwitarr'a) Hunt's Axes and Hatchets, etc.. etc for mle at DoUt. TA J&tfSJH. "MEAT Cutters and Staube FtuffWi at reduced ilBdpricesit (V ALDK1KLI1 s. fel ILL and Cruw Cut Saws, best brand at 111. WALDKIRCII. fcZKATES.3 He are now onentnc a laree and com Diet e at.iort Beut uf every kind :r Men 11 4 Hur, for nlr by JL'fiT BECKIVEO " bU pair l'olihel Sieel Fire Petu: " I'iue Brass f ire smelts; SIX) ' Common I run fire äetts Sid'i. Coal limit: 1 Fine Cual Vases; 3 Fire Iron 8u-i; 50 Striugi HWigh Ueili; BABCOCK & SONTAO. MM SADDLERY ESTABLISHMENT! GEORfaE TIIOUM1ILL, SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER, U$la street, two doors above Crescent City Bank, EVA.!VlLLBrD. IIB hu now a larje and complete ftk of Saddles, nriuie, urmr uornriu, Lamagvan! liugs v - llarneM, both 4oulle aiwl wtifle, f lnLT J&ZZ tomer in the city and from abroad to call and exam ine bis sioca. no? 30-Jtn. WHOlvÄNTSTlÖXEY f IPS 860,0001 : : sr MAT BE OBTAINED BT BI8KIXO $10. HALVES AKD QUARTER TICKETS in rßoroKTiojf. Jasper County Academy Lottery. ST ACTHOSITT Or THI STATB OP OKOBCIA. HAVANA PLAN, SINGLE NUJIUEUS. ANDERSON k 0X, Manjers, Successors to J. F. Wixtbs, Manager. I every Sv.unUy, ami Savannah, Ga., Large ehernes, .Tcry momn. i C f. HH V W I ----- m.i draws DECEMBER Uth, ir7, at ARMORY HALL, SAVANNAH, OA. Under t Sieorn, Suptrintendecnf W. B. 8YM0N3 skd J. M. PRtNTISS, Esqviaai. 3 early 1 Prize to Every 9 Tickets. 30,000 TICKETS-3,286 PKIZE. Prises Payable wlthoat Deeactlon! Capital Prize CO,OOOX 1 f rite of ,000 10,i0 6,1 I S.PiO ay i(i 2,.VKi in,nii0 1.000 1 l 1 1o 1 An 1 lo 1 1 3 prlxes of Um. h do ion !. lOrt, 100 du ao APPROXIMATION PRIZES: 4 Priaes of 9!X to 0,MO 4 do im) to io.iiM 5 do to 10,000 ono 40 730 .000 13 da 5" to 6,iKt U da :Ho AMI 90 do to 2,000 30U) do 30 are 3.2S8 Yxlzcn, amounting to $215,260 Whole Tickets, $10; Halves, $5; Quarters $2 50. Look to your interest, and com pare this scheme with any other. C7CTtinrteif Packages of Ten Tickets, arc sold at the following rates, which is the risk 10 Whole Tickets 17ft 00 10 11 lf Tickets .'S 0 10 Quarter Ticket 17 50 SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME. CAPITAL $13,000. Tobe drawn In Public, at Maco5,Qrorqia. STERT SATURDAY, throughout the year. hole Tickets Halves S2; Quarters SI. a?-Bank Notes of all sound Ranks taken at par. Checks on Sew York remitted for Prizes. Addre orders for TicketsorCertincatesof Packagesof Tickets to AXDERSO.l dk SOX, 31 an Men, novl-d1y MacoüoaSaTARiUH.G. FOR KENT rf"fcFFICE3 snd rtoMnt Rooms for Bachelors in the second floor of Marble 1111 Buildinr, F.nouire of nJl M. A. I.A RENTE CKW:itKr: Ol A. D ER R I ES ! 1 bitl Choice Cranberries, nrt am ml of the (teason , for sale t y Z.H. COOK & SUN . ÄTARCII. 3 M boxes Pearl Startht 25 do Stir Candles ( 36 da Uonnan and Palm Soar, received this day hj Z. U. COOK SON. IfOTATOES,,u tu.hels Kxtrs Potatoes just received er Steamer Diamond by Z. U. COOK te &02T. BR A X t PR AX ! BR AX! JOOU bushels Bran received per Railroad br Z. U.COOK & SOX. WOO PET noVLS, dke.100 NesU n ooden Boa Is; 15 dozen do Tr.ys; do Am'4 Chums: AO do Rolling l'inü S d Mashers, j ust received and for aal by Z. II. COOK & fcO.N. Hatche's Labor Savlna; Wash-boards. M dozen uf Uieaiove HiarU forsnle at manufacturer's price by Z. II. COOK fc SON, A sent. MPKA, TOBACCO A XII CIGARS. AL Ij.iHiO Assurted Imported Cigars, 'i Boxes Choice Tobacco 50 ha Chesu Tea, for sale at a small advance for cash by i. II. COOK & fc0X. COAL FOH9ALE. WE hava on hand and are constantly receiving coal of an excellent quality from up the canal, which we wil( deliver in any part of the city at 10c. Orders left at James Laugh tin's warehouse, or at the Set of Sathai Bowley will be wmnntly attended to. ROWLT L AM0RY.

MISCELLANEOUS.

; , KLMuVAL OF WHOLESALE , HARDWARE CHARLES S. 1FELLS, P1RST ST., between Main aad Sycamore, EVANSVILLE, IND. , " 1 SHALL RE.VOVi: my larcs and kscsstit PVRCHaSBV St'Kk of " HARDWARE, CUTLERY, kc, about tha lsth of Noveuber, 1857, to the mw ah coMMoDiors stob a ibuiit and arran ed exLressly for my business) on the upper aide of First atreet, (if iween Main aita Sjcamore) next door to Messrs. Keea st rreaton, aitd üunediately ovpoaitd Meaws. J. II. nagnee at t o. VI 'it K V . . . .u uit-iciwiu, .tv. i ridimil FOE BCTMa Chs 4P, the best aelected and mo-d cumnletelT a&aurt d stock In the city, tog-ether with vrunjDtueas. Indurfrr. and fair dealing, I trust my eftorts (tot and fntnr) will fi mutii-itl k l.'ii.i . . . . -ii.,, iw -uracil ina my rnjluiy increa.ig nit or cnsbimers Iu Uie city aud cstuv try. Sly Catllsh and Ucrmaa Direct Importatloas, are very large. These, with my large orders to Amek cam MasvrACTtraaas (first hand) esable me to meet snccessfutly any fair and honorable competition asi wiisrs ix ths Wut, and also East, ly adding aimpiy. expenses or delivery In EvanaTille- I anheitatinly Kate that I car and WILL demonstrate to any country merchant, who will bring mt his Eastern invoice and freight bill, that I can and will sell him a bill f HARDWARE as low as any Eastern Jobbing uouse, wun expenei to EvansTilleconaidered. This is no Idle Uott. I am fully prepared to do what I say, or forfeit th- said merchant', board bill at his homm, during a reasonable stay in EvansTill. la any atocK may d roun a complete assortment of - American A. English Hard ware, Cutlery. Files, and Edge Tools, (Jons, Cun-Barrels and Cinn Trimmings, Tinners Tool, Wire, ftirels, Kettle Ears, Japan'd and Stamped Tinware, Ac. fS$f I am also Aearr for TlLCA.tlZKD Rl'DllEU DELTI.U A.D PACKIXU.Unadeby N;w York llelting Co.,) which will be sold at lowest flnciauati prices. Also, AeaaT for superior PLATFORM SCALES,. and all ether WKIGUINO MACHINES, r ÄOW OPE.l.U. , KXMox. Wells' (MluntV) Llppincott fc Collins' Axes it M Grain Shovels, ghoveU and Spades; ; - 2S " (Sausage) Meat-Cutters ami tufTers; and every description of SEASONABLE IIAKDWARE. MEIICIIANTS 4 TKADEUS, SUre-niHtinen, tc., of Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois and Tenursaee, are earnestly Invited to give my stock a careful examination, assuring inch parties that their memorandums and orders hall be filled, and (hipped pronitly Ht "mall Profits for Quick netarns." Firs percent, will h allowed on ansnrted Wils for cash, or If paid In 3P dys from (tote of purcbuse: Thankful for past favors, I trust OLD ARS SEW rais ans will often look in at the NEW HEADQUARTERS, first street, opposite J. II. Maghee ic Co.'s. CHARLES S. WELLS. nEransTille, Ind., Not. Uth, lT. tlamo. J. C. FLEAGLER'S On Locust, near Seeon 8t-, Evansville, In. rlIlEjtt.hershave opened a r.ew MaaT Snor a. in i-aidweirs Building on Locust near Second streei, wneremey win keep a eonMant supply of excellent Beef, Muttnn. Pork, au4 other varieties of Meat and Poultry. AIimp Poultry so, gooI Lard. Sausafes, anil when it can be tiame. Tll sllOOWill Im. mm ilnnn.lk. , iNiicureil nsy, snd bunilies can have their Desu sent borne when they desire it ly K-udiug in tbeirordern to the shop. "r J.C.iLKAULERAt CO. IlurnessOfakcr Wanted I TWO or three good Itarnev-Makets can fn cotiiV atari i employment by applying immediutetv to the uiMlersigiieil at Owensville, OiTiaon eonnty, 25 miles N.mhenxt of Eransvllle. Men with families wouki be pnererre1. II.JiW.F W ILSON. ... . ddle and Harness Manurtctarers Owenville, Ind., noviü-daiwlm SPlsUXDID STOCK OF O! iTST RECEIVED AXD TOR SALB BT J. S. HOPKINS, 4NR of the beut select e-l stocks of Drr Goods ever brought to this market; coaslstiBg, la part of PLAIN AND FIGURED MERIXOKS, PLAIN A.Mi FlorKKO LI STKE?, PLAIN AND HOrKKDM LK.c PLAIN ANII I'KIL'KKD ALLW00L DtLAINS andCAallMIRES, A good stock Sf Iadie.'and mlsMs' Kliawls. Cloaks Capes, Undersleere and Coilar. Uood suck Cmliruiilenes. Swi aud Jaconett LVlginn. dimity bamls, lilies' and gent's Kid Gloves all sixes: 0:iuntletU for laities and g-nts. Uood stock of toeii's, wometis' and children Fleece Lined Hose: Opera Hom1; in rant's Worsted Boots and Bonnetts: Zerhyr M'oitel allcolurs: Chenille gcarf and Triniminr: ladies' and minse' IIihid Skirt. GnI stork f ladies' and niisfes Furs, Yictorines, CuRs, BIun Fur Capes and Pwan's Down. Silk, linen and cotton Floss ; Jhirt Bosoms, tlood tock of Iress TrimmingsFringe; and si IK, je:, pearl, glass ana agnte Buttons; lace, eraiimi dered nni silk IHmaslc curtain; painted, oil and pa ri i"ihiow nmIes; c urtain i wn ana isem ai coitn : Coates' white, colored and blara cotton Thread colored cariet chain : looKinc glasses t carpets t Oil Cloths; mailing; rugs and druggett; all 1 per; fine arreeim. Retail stoca of Roots and Shoes. do do of Hat, Caps and Men's Clothing. Rrorn and White Linen Talle Covers; . Pootted and do ilo do do Merino Shirts and iHawert for ladies and gentlemen Cloaa Towels; Vm Keaiulets Bag ror bent. AH of wbtcli I will sell cheap for cah. octtl J. S. HOPKINS. ICKLES, PRESERVKS, c 75 dozen assorted Pick les; - SO do do KnglUh Pickles; - 13 fk do Pie Fruit; . . 1 J do do Natural Preserves; 10 do do Kat India do , 10 do do Cordials: 5 do Gulva Jelly ; thl day ree'd by epti z. H. Cook &- son. C1ASTP, PEPPER PACCE, tc.I Hi dozen Pepper Sauce, aorted sixes) no t'atsup ao ao ?5 septi; do OH ve Oil ; in store and to arri re by Z. II. COOK & SON. RITA MS. 5uu Qulgley's extra Haan at Z.H. COOK fc SON. HROOM ALP .dos. Whist Brooms; . . , . ., 20 dot Hearth Imoms; 6 do Feather Dusters; , 6 do Brusell Dusters, for sale by Z-H. COOK k SON Books, Books. WrlIEN in the course of human events It hecomes newwy," that we should look (to nome nwnnntctunng, tnose wanting hooks many Kino Bound, or Blank Bwks, ruled to patterr, will find M. LINDSEY JOHNSON'S Book Bindery the place to suit the taste and fancy. Call and see. jy34 fANNT FERN" new book 1 LRESII LEAVES. New supply at loctlil E. J. DO BELL'S. QUAKER BROOMS. 3 10 dx. Shaker Brooms- the best In nsa for saU by septlO 8 AM. VICE EBV. BATTINO. inobalo CaoneltonXo. I Jut reivet and for ale by PÄESTONBRO. BCTTEn", LARD AXD EGOS.on hand ma forty SAM. VICKEBT. ZANTK CURRANTS. SOO lbs very choice, for sale hj octl'j ' 'S. E.GILBERT tt 09. .TKT CODFISH. LVW TMnnd , just reeeivea n ,TK BOWLES. sale by U1LBLKT K IH) LtS. novl Sycamore tt. T HE First Arrival for this Peasoa. wo bs of genuine lix liana u. w . 1 lour r-jceivea per steamer Diamond in 2j and 50 IM nags recei vert aixi ror sale only for cash by I.Sl d. heimann. CHEESE. bU boxes Hambarg Cheese; a nags repper, B oags ANpice; 2Cascs No. 1 Nutmegs Jus reef red and f-r sale by I.&ID-IIEIMANN.' V 1 31 EG AR. ' -" öu bbu Pir Cider Vinegar w rranteo, for sale by Z.H: COOK fc SON. fIDER! CIDER! Pur C4er for eoöjtlpg jat reoelved aad for aal hF Mt. u. vvua at so.i. MAGAZINES AT THE EARLIEST. Waverly for November; Emerson and Putnam for November; Leslie's Gazette for November; and all the other Magazines: ankee Notion? for December t tmrr-t1 lOBELLt.

FROxAI CINCINNATI.

a- canr,.. i F. T. LOCK WOOD. C. D. CAMP & CO., r Wholesale and Retail Dealers iu Hats, Caps, Ladies9' Dress Fnrs, BUFFALO ROBES & HATTERS' FURS, PLUSHES AND TRIMMINGS, WESTTHIRD STKKET, OPPOSITE THE BURNETT HOCSE, CINCINNATI, OHIO. t"w"The attention of Merchants and dealer of Evans ville and vicinity are invited to our new Fall and Win ter Stock, feeling confident that our facilities, by bavin a resident partner in New York, vim takes every advantage of the market the tear through, enables u. to oner more Uian ordinary inducement to eah and prompt time huyer. l ne nigneM casn price paid lur Amencaa rors. augSl-Sia-d&wis MALTBY'S FRESH OYSTERS 1AM now receiving dai'y MALTBY'S nnrivilled and celebrated choice Pianttd Boitin: ore Ovstera. and irm prepared to oiler the trade such inducements tortlie entire season as have never l ean oneml in tliis auarket heretofore. A constant daily supply always on hand, ao that dealers and families Chi. olitain a' any timedurins the season thoaechoice ivtem.in cans atKl half cans and in the shell, warranted frewli ana swet,aua very snpertor in Davor and quality. Terms cash. And none hut bankable monev rx-e;ved. . A. KL KT7., "CtlS-tf Sole Assxt for Evansville. Great Alarm About Town A BOUT money marten and bad tobacco, but F. Fen drich k Brtts. have raceived sumo of tin. rnewing tohacco that evvr w:ts soll in our city. Thev nave all the , het üraiMls of 1 irnmia tobacco. Give them a call and eouvince yourself. They also have one nunnrea mousana oi .lie nesi Havana cigars. Uct-12th. i.V. . : lYlAGAf-INES Iii v averlv Slaeaaine for October: iuH.Keroocacr no Putnam do New York Journal do Harper do Cody's Lady's Dock do Grahim do Balloa's Monthly . do 8chMlfellw do Mrs. Stephens' Illustrated Monthly, at oct; E. J LOUELL'S. V Ii ' l . 1 LUMBER! LUMBER!! It. II. BENNETT & CO. WWTOÜLD respectfully announce to the eitiiensof WW Evansville aud surrounJing country, that they have put up in their yard a brfe and full awonnieiit of AlsoA large lot of PISE SHINGLES. Drewed and I ndreased I-LOOIIINO. WÜATHKU Iuiakii. IN0, fcc, which they will sell cheap for cash. Orders inni me counirv aonciiea. ff- Lomlier Van! on Carpenter street near Kratt Ileilmann's s'ounderv. . All business of the firm will he promptly attended to y .ames owanaon, woo wiu aia ays ne oa liana. septKim. - . BOOTS AND SHOES. , MlSH AISIVALS AND DAILT ADDITIONS DIIKCT! Warranted Uood or the Money Refunded Deal Inclusively in Hoots & shoes. OUR Spring and Summer purchasers are now to hand and are for sale cheap for cnh. We have a very Urge assortment of every varietv of BOOTS, SHOES and OAITLKS of every sixe anil style. Country Merchants wantinc rvtra. ixe cjin he sun. plieil ii the most reasonalile terms. O -.r tkwlsare direct rmni the Country .Manufacturer, and manyol our goods are manufactured exprely fur us. Give our stock aa exatnuiation hefnre onving elsewhere. ... Melt KA i WKI.I.S, ap27 ' Fiistairect. Foster's Blwlc. ... ,' ! . , NEW GOODS ! m7E are receiving our FALL STOCK OF GOOD? WW consistinr in rau-t f tJrvaa Silk. I'rriu h . Elialikh Mermnes. XI uslin Delaines. Cashmere. Cine. hams, Prints, Flannels, Blankets, extra sixe; Emcha, Woolen aud htella Shawls: Cloths. (.'ninierl Mmv. til las. new style; Cloaks at all prices; Chlneal Scarfx, Gloves, Hosiery Bleached and Brown Wheeling. Carretings, Kug, Floor Oil Cloths, and Pamank goods for Window Curtain! Our stork is now well assorted, and we invite the pumtc to give us a can ana examine our sinmIs. sepc2; ..... J.OAKLEV at SOX. JOHN tBASKLI OSSORNB KILST. -FALL AND WINTER JlE have now In "tore a complete Ftork of Fall V and Winter, ttuple aud Fancy Iry Goods, which wa offer to our citizens and aUangen visiting the city at such price as wl I defy competition. We would respectfully call the attention of our friends and customer!, and all persons wanting Dry Ooods to oar extensive Stock, consisting in part of the t tlowlcg: ; Cl'Hhs, CaMimeres and Tweeds; ' Snttinets and Ky. Jeans; . . Blankets and Flannels; English, French and American Prints; f triped and Plaid 31. Pe Lalns and Silas; ' Ginglums,IeBace9 snd Poplins; - rt- Ba)-adeseall wool De Lains; ' ' ' Plain DeLain and Shcph'Td's Plaids; Alpacea. English and French Merinoes; Square and long wool shawls, Stella shawls and scarfs, Brochs shawls. Chemi le scarfs and gent's shawls, embroideries and white goods, hosiery snd Underwear, genuine Irish linens, table cloths and lin en cambric hdfs, carpets, matting, floor, fable and stair oil cloths, hats and caps, bos and shoes, um brellas, trimmings, fcc. S1IANKLIX Ii REILLY, ctr" J.T.ATCOCK w. a. KIATIIOr. AYCOCK 8u GREATHOUSE, LIVE STOCK DEALERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, iEfrtRAOX citt 'stock landin, ' octtltf ; ' ' NEW ORLEANS. flRKSII Peaches, Pears, Strawberries, Quinces. SC Plums, Pine Apple, Sec, Sic., in tin ran and lass jars, for sale by , .11. COOK 4 SON. CLOAKS! CLOAKS ! ! VERY LATEST STYLES. ' ' ALSO BROCUAi STELLA AND WOOL SHAWLS, i - v ESCKITKV THIS DAT, AMD WILL IC SOLD AT VUVtU.allt LOW PRICES. J. OAKLET & SON, eptrMm '... First street, Foster's Block. rfllO THE FAR3IERS.- ', ' ' 11 We have culp'sand IT'icltnck's Cider Mills for ale. By grinditgyoor apples and amking them into der or Tine ru, you can pay for the mill this season aug!4 llOKNBKOOk It CO. JOHN 8. MITCHELL, (Successor to O'Riley & Mitchell.) PRODUCE, FORWARDI.XÜ A.D COMMISSION MERCHANT g EVANSVILLE, IND. 1 c K BTllIUT attention ran to eon signments for sale of Flour, I'mluce. Ate Orders for the urchase of Produce solicited and promptly attended to. Having a large Wharf-Hoat at the River, and being Agent at this place for several Railroads, IposHewsu. perior advantages for forwarding MerchandiKe w Produce Coming here br Railroad . well as by River. Office oa board the löwer Whart-Boat. janlj BRAX.Ill Tons , Bran, in oantities to rait purchaser, fo Me by ' ' SASl. 1LK1UKXLOOK HERE! rntnR nndcrsirned would resoectfully Inform the Ai citiaens of Kvansvill atwt vicinity, tliat b has permanently established himself in this city as a Practical Jeweler and Ecgrarer, And is now prepared to make to oraeralt Vinds of J ewelries, soch PlN K HL1D RINO. BBKASTPINS, KAR-RINOS, KKACELKT., Sbwonle "wl (bid Fellows' Kmhlems.Uolil snd eilverCa-e-lIeads, SnufT-lioxes, sic, fcc. PsTTiJia or Paaau, D1AMOMOlant otitcw iHonea, Mosaic and Ctuneo " FINE GILDING AND GALVINIZINO, Letter ami Otr'Voental Ensraving on floW and Silver ; also Kncrnvi.ifc of Doob-flatcs, Stckl iT3trs, ana Stescil in.ATts. Part icular attention paid to Repalrlog of Jewelry and enter Ware, ASH FOLIKHIMS or oldsilvi asp tlatbo m-ass. An experience ef many years, enaMes the suhsttiher to insure saporlor workmanship. Every article a.aoe by him is warranted of the name fineness of metal as ordered, which will prevent disappointment tK often met within Eastern manafure,as regards the parity of the gold. ., .. j Orders and Jobs sent by mail, promptly aUended to. S'Dueatt bought at 10c TgNA '5k IRCr0n," Jeweler and Kngiaver. Main between 1st and 3d su., Evaasvitle. augsMy . . COAL FOR SAtKv 1 nAVE 17JH10 bushels or Canal Coal, which I wttl JL del ver city. Appl del ver at a cents per huhels to any place In the lyatmy vmceonxturn strrtviiextrtorto Esq. Walker uoU-lm UMJ. (kLFLIN CIUARS. ;j Mau Cinnamon; 1 SAW Assorted fine Cigars just rcrelved and for 1 I.fcD. HEIMANN. E WCodfishifoc sale by

MISCELLANEOUS.

1. ü. O'RILEY & CO., v OL ESTABLISHED Storage, Forwarding JcCommissJota General Eailroad, Steam and Express Agents,, sractAL asküts roa msutltaxia bai.koad. rTV !ff j a AVINO fitted up a mammoth TVbarf-noat, the larcet on the Ohio itirr. iu the most tuhstantiaf manner, we are nrenared to facilitate with iop dispatch all c od entrusted to our care, either I y Hirer. Itailroad or t'anal without ilelay orexpw urr. &c, .e. I'articuiur attention will 1 iail 0 Keceiv' ic, lorinr and I'orwanlice: and also to the sale jiy Proluce consigned to us. and all onlers prom .v filled. I. f. O'lllLEY returns his sincere thanks to h:s nntnerou- friends for their former oatronace. anl re spectfully solicits a continuance of the same, hielt win re uuiv reciprocaioo. A Store ft.om, well supplied, will be ke tor the e commodation of boaU, aul tlieir onlers careful ly fill--el. r. U. O KILE 1 & CI . MANSION HOUSE, OWENSVILLK, INDIANA S. F. WHjsOX, Proprietor. (.Vomier Proprietor of Mansion House, Princeton.) ' sep)! Cm NOTICE. ALL persons concerned will take notice that a cer-; tihVate given by ths School Commiuioner of Vanderbueh county to cne Walter Beal, iept. SMh 1M7, for the purchase of lot No. 1 oa the plat, of tha" School LaiaUaiMl ling Ui" southwest quarter of the northea-a Oarter of ec'i.o 10, town a, south ran re It west, containing 3 arres more or les, Iih Ii certificate was aoigued by sae'. 'teal to one Amlriwe Yeagel and is now the property cf the undersigned by purchase,, ha been loia and no deed made for said land, and that the undersigned in ten Is to apply to the Aud it.w of said county for a new cjrü.'icat according to the law ln hat cute provided. ANTON X KOST A K. OJtlO-JltWjUA-WILLI A X MCSSCLM AS A. t. MCSSELMASMUSSELMAN & S0x, Tobacco Manufacturers! Second Street, bet. JIain and Waterr LOUISVILLE, KY., T II F RE we will at Ml times keep a good artirlw 11 of our own mnulacture, frm Virginia, Ken tncky, Mis-)ari and Tennes.ee Leaf, to which we re spectf ully cal I ile attention of the whouou tb a aar, TemisUberal. MUSSELMAN k UM. oct23-3ula Cltv Oräers for fate! A T the store of KU ATZ k HE ILM AN. tct z.w.m. HAKI'KKS Macazicefcr NovenilerJurt reecivrd snd for sale by T. COM NÜTÜN. Oct -a. FOUN 1) A PISTOL near the Union Brewery. Tha owner can jet itiy caJiii.ß at my heu e In hnlliTaatown. - VE0P.OE KOOP. Oct 33. HARPER'S MAGAZINE, f-r OCTOnFR. Jui ree'd and for sale by T. CONVNUTON. F U r-WII talMaf.saV Cln..... f-t a.1 1 w..l ' H.a..... f......l- - i Ii .a.AL- t. SA v.aiir iu .a m II flb rW 0 Tor Jlviit. nWO neat, comfoila' le, rMiir.y Houses In a foeJ neicuiNtritoou, in tne ui i-r 14111 . die eitr . w ... 1 liiriüil1. Apply to OCU'.-tf J. 11. ui ;iik. Next dH.r to branch Uank. rpjAlt. ZObbls in fine order, for sale br W v: y. K.cii.itkrtT fc co. Doors, Sash and Illiuda. E have In store a large and complete stock w all sites K.ii-H-d ai.d Sunk Pun ne 1 t Plain an 4 Moulded lKKr; ail sizes Wimln w .-ash plain and check rail ; all sixes Wina.iw lllindi. with rolling slats nuule fntm the IwM clear Pint Liln dried seasoned, and WAkSAJtTLD ot to shrink, for sale Cheap for CASH, by üfcü. FOSTER fc CO. net l t'OFFEE AM) RICE.t ai lUgs Choice Rio Coflee; S Tierces Kice, jut rv-eiveil I t ' augt;j VICKEUY "fc JOHNSTON. 4JJUGAR. 3 15 I .hds. Fair Sugar, Jt arHrcI and for le bw setlO WiltKLKK a KlOUi. WKLL i)K;;i; aotick. ripiIE undersigned is prepares to I10 WELLS la Jl saai to any depth, to put in artificial Ixionis 'ilhout taking out I lie sat er, to4VvetJt sand from raising; aiso to dig tl.r mrli rock or any other subsUuice. htinf:tctory references van I ei ven. Apply to 1. ioKlHX. lept-ja Corner of Carjeuter and Lcet its. 185 7. 185T FALL GOODS! rrriH E sulsrTilers are now receiving their large andt XL complete asoituient of llOUTS AND SIIOK8, embracing every va!etv of Indies' Plain GAITERS Ladieo' Tipxt tiAlTKKS: Ladies' 11 Kill LOOT?; Ladies double sole TTalklnj SII0SS with or without heels. Misscs'GAITERP, plain and tip'd, with or witho t heelsGents' IX)OT?, CR0GAN9, fcc. We keep on Imm- all kind of IloHaiid Shoes, to ft all sorts and sixes o'ft et, and ask the dear ple to gtvethem an cxaiuLiation lcfore I uving rleabere. McREAk U LLL8, septSl First atreet, Foeter's illock. LATEST ARRIVAL AT TIIK WESTJEKW STAR MARC LEVY. MANUFACTURKIS AND DEALER IN CLOTH INR A IV D FL'n.lSIII.U ROODS, KAS jii4t receivcl and is now opening a complete as!tortment of FALL AKD WINTER CLOTHING, consisting of all sorts of Overcoats. Pants and Yetts. . Shirts, Drawers, Contorts, Handkerchiefs, Hats and Caps, Irunks and Valises, and invites the public to. call an t examine his large aril well selected at 11 . To keep up the reputation of the "Western 3Hr," I shall only try to sell the I erf of articles at the very -lowest prices, and make garments to order at the shortest notice, on the most reasonable term.. MARC LEVY, At the Wetem Star, comer of Main and Svcamore sta,. under the Pavilio? Hotel. sepU4-dfcw3m mZ PARRELS IJiVeSalt. 59 0u IhIs Karahwado for sale at tha lowest: market price. by loctlTJ Z. II. COOK k KIN. I) RUN ES, Figs, Tamarinds, Pearl BarW, pllUPeas, fcc.by (octlW 7.. II. COOK fc HIN. ime : plaster paris, CEMENT. LIN!EE1 OIL, TURPENTINE, PAINTS, ULASS. al sites,. NAILS, PUTTY. fcc. For building purposes; for sale at the lowest rates for cash, by loctUl GEO. F STER fc CO. Pittsburgh Money. THE su.prrfteS Hanks of !'ltt-arrh received at par on tayment of dcls, or loupht at dbw-ount ; for 001 d. - 9AMLELOKR. .TEV look ly the anthor of 1-aöiplljhter' A spl' idis l-ook. At . J. DO BELL'S octu JEW BOOKS! NEW PK)KS!! irwn leaves, fanny t era s new book; wr 1 v huiicUi Moss Side; Spurce-inlt thkt vorwme; Rose of Ashurar, and all other new hooks ree'd ' E. J. rOBELL'S: BOOTS AND SII0ES rf2JAITKR?, MISSES SHOES AND THE FIT--W aa.MuKS F .1 I t eawwifi lass-cii m äuvmat-r Afra w llnl.risvW TWT iTought to this markH, Ju.t rneeived ly Railroad. The entire stork as purrhasel in the Eat, and Is of tha bite-tstvle. Phi laiV-l phia made lilies' Mtoes of all L Init. I. I . . .11 . nmoe, w iiu viuMiTU cuun, an aizca auQ paUcrUS. A have thus IVE Notice that I have the be-t lot rO" French Calfskins, everiToucni in 1111 market, WUtcal am pceiared Ui, make up at prices which wiil do With all competition. Ladiatand Gentlemen, whv want awiseriorartkle In theUii ami sho tin will do well to call AT JOHN RASCH'S, geccvdStrcet below Main, EVANSVILLE, IND. mh

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