Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 5, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 November 1857 — Page 2

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WUalljUiilv ä'UUJj fvuus me uonstittuion suomits oniy me slavery v.rUj, w v - claused the rote of the people. The young irl who reprcechted her f.thr to be I:VAXSV11.LK,1XD. stion on which the ,0 allowed l7n? very M-fbi r want ofmonc to purchase m H r F w -v medicine od other necessaries gave the TnCESD At MOESISO KOV.2C. to Tote U whether the chase tolerating child lerend dolUr. thd next day the

TIIWKSOIVIsa. In accordance with the custom' instituted by the stern old Democratic Puritans of New England, we af J invited by . jee

the authorities of the State to devote our thoughts to-day to a review of the unnumbered blessings bestowed on us tho pxst year, by an infinite, benificent, and loving Parent, in whose designs our be

ing arose, and in whose caro we have our I daily existence. Most men spend the rU 5 tr,nM1-oa hilirite -,1 .ut-lr Hmj m uvuqUiviji uiiniiki eiMV4 . a am it.i l i. r ji t: lu' umJ luo Ffccu.jr icug.uu, expected to unite in prayer and praise to the author of all our blessing. But can any one elevate his mind to a contemplation to the benevolent and parental care that mark all the adaptations of the world to our happiness see how a Parent's loving kindness has made all the wants, duties and passions of men if rightly used sources of enjoyment ; and behold how bounteously he has heaped the lap of Nature with comforts and luxuries for all his children so that not one of the humblest goes uncared for, and even the birds and insects have their allotted share of his bounty and not be - moved with sentiments of profound grat itude and love to tho Parent that manifests so much love for us ? And who has read the history of his country without tracing tho hinl of a superintending Trovidence in all its great events, more evidently manifested than in tho divin guardianship of the Jews? and if lie people on earth, whom the ac?omplishment of r t t for the revelation of has now a chosen Ifb is training for some creat desizn a new political and sociallight and truth to the world, and on whom He is shower-

Ing countless benefits, it is our own be- nd its framers will become inlamous loved country, prosperous in spite of its nl odious to their own party. temporary revulsion and glorious and the I.depe.de.T PAHTY. great ; and still marching on with giant It appears from the returns of the retreadto greater happiness to greater cent election in New York Slate, that wealth, and to increased power in the there were 158,000 voters, belonging al world, to fulfil tho mission which God has most entirely to the Republican and assigned it to accomplish. American parties, who did not particiAnd who that has a share "m this good pate in tho election. Disgusted, perly heritage" can be ungrateful, and forget haps, with the ultraism and political his blessings as a citizen of a country profligacy of both parties, they stood basking in the sunshine of heaven's fa- aloof, and refused to vote with either. vors, where mind is as unshackled as They embrace, probably, the great body . the spirits that roam the heavens of honest and intelligent voters, who can where intellectual light and knowledge be neither misled nor swayed by personare inhaled as freely as the air we breathe al or ambitious views. They form the where the poorest child in the lowliest great conservative, independent mass, cabin may indulge the loftiest aspira- who in great exigencies and real danger, tions and feed his hopes on the brightest will arrest the profligate course of all

visions, and fill his heart with tha noblest purpose and highest ambition? and though he fail to realize any of them, the happiness and the benefits of our Institutions are not in the attainments of our wihhes, but in the impulses they give to the woi kings of the mind, and in

the pursuit of the noble objects which of partizan sway, and a restoration they open to every citizen. Around us of the control of reason and sound sense, are scattered material blessings so boun- They will form a M dormant opposition M teous, that we revel in the in and waste to the errors and false doctrines of both them almost without a thought of the parties. They will act as watchful suaource of the great gifts and plenty, that pervisors of the Democratic party, to are lavished upon us. From the rich whom they have tacitly given the power fields He has prepared and reserved of the government, ready to dethrone for us from the foundations of the world thera at the next election if they betray coue harvests of abundance, that feed their trust In every State there should tu clothe us make us content, happy, be such a body of voters, uncommitted

andjojous. It needs nj sanctimonious face nor awe in our hearts to vield thanks and praise to the Girer of all these blessings; and let u on thu day in the midst of the feast in our rejoicings, jollity and laughter, say in our hearts "all these bounties all this happiness all this joy and enjoyment are thy ble&ung!, bestowed on us,Uh Heavenly Father! for which, and the innumerable ble&sings thou art daily bestowing on us and our country, make us ever thy grateful children." THE K..VAS t U.Tli LTIO.X. The Democratic pre at the North and West are speaking out boldly and plain ly in condemnation of the unjustifiable attempt of the Constitutional Conven tion to deprive the people of Kansas of I a voice in the adoption of their Constitution. The State organ of the party in this State has ventured to utter its censures and disapproval of the proceedings. The State organ of Ohio is more decided in its condemnation. The exponent of Mr. Douglas Tiews in Illinois, and the . . . . . leading Democratic papers in Iowa and Minnesota denounce it as a Tiolation of Democratic principles and of the funda mental provisions of the Nebraska Act. The Philadelphia Press, edited by Col. Fobnet,n speaks of it as an outrage upsn every Democratic profession as a tiolation of the Territorial Act of tha Cin cinnali platform, of Mr. VvcnwuCi in augural address, and the pledges of Walkeb to the people of Kansas. M It is in a less complete and more offensive form that, that by which Louis Xapolo. on obtained the conGrmation of his as sumption of the position of Emperor from the French people. While he refused to give them an opportunity to rote or such' candidates as they preferred, he still submitted the proposition whether he should be or should not be placed upon the throne. He at least gave them a ehancj to yule him down, if they desired to do so. Th'ki right the Kansas Constitutional Convention- has refused to the people el that Territory." The Louisville Democrat, the organ of th Administration party in Kentucky, is not less de ided ia its reprobsvtiori of the swindle. . The fraud i s gross-it finds no countenance with honest nia xn

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slavery shall be incorporated ia the Con I

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. - , , j, iiavcrj, ue.wicr iuru.uu.uä p- i j proving it : but slavery exists already in -rn., , the Territory, and it will remain undis-1 turbed under cerUin sections of the Con- hcr .iit..:. fnrKM tui. h , A y muj vu-B...to v. t . - I " . a Ik tneAWAnA.l ore Awlf I p c,ut,c uc,c " fc"c UJ , - .. . - .1. .flrmallw a. if it dtttinctW Di t V J -WW m " j and explicitly approred it. The protision is a most ingenious and fraudulent trick to entrap the roters into an indirect sanction of slarery. The Louisville Democrat, with a candor and honesty i - i? I war. uoes u creuu, aaya ; We are of opinion that the refusal to ubmit the Constitution entire to the popular vote, will b faul to its reception by Congress. When there may bo a d'jnbt as to whether the people approve the Constitution, it is jusb aooub ccruuu u win nvt uw auctioned by Congrcea, especially aa this Conatitntion.if it ia not ruisreprcecnted, cannot be umenJed tin til 1864, and not then without two-thirds of tho Lcjz'mlatnre concur in calling a Convention. Tho Conntitution is not submitted to the people; and no reason can be given for tho omission, except the apprehension that it might be voted down. Will the other State run tho risk et drag ging a State into the Union that does not wish to come on the condition proposed! They connot do It, and we may safely predict they vill not doit. 31b. Bocuaxah will not have the courage to approve a moiemcnt so distinctly ntl generally condemned by the better portion of his own supporter.; nor do we llieri! the Democratic nartT in Coneresfl ueve me democratic party in ongresn will give it countenance in any form, The Constitution will be an abortion, selfish political combinations, and protect the country in the hour of danzer from serious harm. The position of this large body of citizens in New York, while it is serious reproach to the parties with w'uom they have acted, is indicative of return of a political calm and a decline to anj ptrtj holding the balance of I power orer all parties, and usine it with a single eye to the public welfare; and in j defence of right and justice. Our own State needs such a party more than any other, to check the outrages of the rival political organizations and to compel thera to do right. The American party as-1 pi red to that position, but their unpopu lar organization has unfortunately brought their principles into disrepute nd deprived them of all power of good. Though the party, as a political organi zatioo, has failed, the body of citizens who composed it, retain their power as voters, and yet hold a check upon the others through the ballot box. They can do more for the correction of abuses as citizens and voters than as members of an organized party, by still adhering to the great purpose of its Organization to oppose the reign of demsgogueism. m l3T"In svndine orders by Express, they I mast bo enclosed in aeoeernment sUmped onyelope, and not in an ordinary enTelop s.u . , Wlta stamp pasted on it. EüfMr.T. J. Arburthnot has received the appointment of Post Master at Princeton, as successor to bis father, who bas bold tbe office nearly 30 years. The appointee, is a batchelor, and between him and the President there is a warm sympathy, growing out of their forlorn conditions, which, it ia said, secured the kolitary gentleman the appointment. ßF At tbe conclusion of a lecture on Spiritualism, recently delivered in Lafayette, Ind., the hat was handed round, and the col lection made amounted to tbe lare sum of o4 dollar QA tventjf-fiti cents. A collection made at a similar meeting at Cleves Ohio, last wek consisted of four three cent pieces, a penny postage skimp, five buttons and a pewter dim. ' Dr. Chas. J. Jackson, of Boston, has recently had conferred upon him, by thai King of Sardinia, the Orders of Saints Maurice and Lazarus, aa a reward for tho emi nent services he haa rendered to his fellow men. Dr. J. is an eminent geologist a&inerologist and physician. T There sre throe thousand three hund red and rixty-toor newspapers published in tho United States and Territories. sswBMMiMssssasssmsjPBBMsaaaaaaaaawsssBBSsiBWv ST It 1 stated that the Secretary of War, in-his forthcoming annual report, will not make any estimates ia regard to river and harbor improvements.

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irrte girl came weeping, wan and pale, and declared her father had died, and the money previously given ircr naa oeen expended in procuring a coffin and ahroad, bat the famiwcre destitute of food and the means of burying the deceased parent. The rood ladr : ' A..., n J.... immediately collected eighteen dollars among fnend anJ nt the little girl to tou of poverty and sorrow. She found corpso in a coffin in the room, and the family gathered around it weeping in ap parently broken hearted affliction. Iler leelw - . . UKs we v morw, mas latunff ner own shsuwu geuuroussara to me amount Sho Withdrew dcoolr mITI K, t, ..1 ,b.8 eed. On reaching the street, she discovered she had left some arti cle behind. Silently retracing her steps to the room of eadncsn, and looking through the partially cloned door, she beheld the corpse sitting op in the cotfin counting the oney -he had given for it. burial, and exultine'in rather an immoderate lanzh over I ulting!! latiffli over I v,hi I tbo success of the trick. She withdrew with- I -... ! i i , , I OUt letting tue imposten know what alio hod seen. KTThcIIon.Esbon Blackmar, of New ark, N. Y., committed suicide last Thurmlay morning, by drowning himself in a well iu his own house. Mr. Blackmar waa widely known throughout the Western part of New York, and represented his district in Cougresa soiuo ten years rinee. Up to the time of his death ho hud been engaged iu bunking and commerce. lie recently failed with large liabilities, which, no doubt, was tho cause of his self-destruction. tST A respectable American family, Hvinir in Worcester. Mass.. an J coiisistinr of a mother dying withconsumptiyu, a son ubout ten ear old, and daughter of sixteen, reccntly applied for relief to a benevolent lady of that city. The children had hitherto sup,t, ported themselves and their mother by atitch ing, bat were thrown out of employment by j the suspension of their employers. They had split np a bedstead for firewood, and cut up a blanket to make stockings for tho sick mother and tho rest of tho family. They wcre ut terly destitute of food and other noeessnrica of life. The daughter said she would not receive charity if she could only obtain work. J7 Bartholomew the eminent sculptor, has sold his lamous s tat no of Eve to a geutleman in Boston, tor f 3,0OO. COUNCIL. ntOCEKDINQS. CecxciL Cuaxbek, Nov. 21, IS 57. Council met pcrauant to adjournment, with Ilia Honor the Mayor in the chair; fourteen Councilmen present. Minutes of last meeting read, and on motion of Mr. Elliott adopted. Street Commissioner Smith submitted the weekly report of work done ending November 21st, 1857. when, on motion, tho same was received and bills allowed for 15 days t $1 10 per day Six dollars fifty cents allowed Iaac B. Potts for repairs of Union Engine. Allowed Messrs. Tuff & Long tho aura of $41 for repairing hose, auctions, fco., fur the following fire companies : Washington, f 3 ; Neptune, $5 ; Young America, f 4 50 , Storm, $3 ; Union, $2$ 60 Total, $41. Allowed Kob't Fergus (5 for lumber, Win. II. Stockwell $8 15, Archy Sullivan $3 50 for brick for pavement in Iront of Young America Engiae, John Wayman $34 65 for filling the Union Engine House property and work on street. v Wm. Ii. Nurrie, chairman of special committee, to whom was referred tho grievance of Messrs. Eeitx & Ilaney, submitted the following report, to wit : To Hit fun. tht Mayor and Cmmon Coun cil: The special committee to whom was reierrod the mattet of the taxable rroncrtv of Messrs. Kratz & Ilailroan, would beg leave to report that they have Lad tho matter onder consideration, and have examined tho tax duplicate and also conversed with tho City Attorney and Mr. Jones, who are of the opinion that the property cf Alcuar. Kratz b Ilailman cannot now be raised. Tliopropcrty 0f Messrs. Keitz & Hancy, your com mittee tra of the opinion, ia aascssxl too high, and would recommenJ that the samo bo reduced from $5,000 to $3,000, all of which is respectfully submitted. B. NURRIE, Ch'n. E. S. Martin made a report of the condition cf the fire department and public cisterns, which report waa received and filed. Joteph Rcitz, tho newly appointed Weigh Master for the Lamasco precinct, presented his bonds with, John M. Spear and Clement Rcitz as his securities. Approved. A petition was presented signed by Michael Schaffcr and seven other, praying for the grading of tho alley on Sixth street betwecu Main and Sycamore, which, after somo ditnssion, was gratted and tho work orde red to be dono. Tho contract for tha building of Chestnut I Street Bridge waa read and adopted, requirW M'd bridge to be built nccording to tho tilan of the Walnut street canal briJire. and P'au v . " ",VU 7 ' j banktucnt lor a double track bridge; to bo I completed by tho 1st day of April, 1SSS, at a I cost of 600, city orders. On motion, tho Marshal was instructed to collect vsrious articles belonging to tho city and deposit them in tne Clerk's olGce, On motion of Mr. Sharp, it waa ordered that the aidewalk extending on Seventh street from Ann to Division street, and also on Iugle struct from Fifth to Eighth street, and on Sixth street from Bond to Division street be filled up to proper grade. On motion of Mr. Bisch, it waa' ordered that Henry ilaner bo refunded taxes paid in improvement valued at S100. On motion of Mr. Sullivan, it was ordered that blocks 20 and 21 in Lamasco, lying between Eighth and Ninth, and Ninth and Tenth streets be filled np so as to correspond with tba city grade, and thereby abate tbe nuisance pending on same. On motion of Mr. Bisch. it was ordered that lots Jo. 11, 12 and IS in block No. 152, Lamasco precinct, be filled up so aa te correspond with the city grade. On motion, tbe committee on streets and alley, waa allowed further time to report on condition of streets and lots. On motion of Mr. Inwood, it was ordered that the alley in the rear of Mr. Bennett's, in Lower Enlargement, be cleaned out. The rote on grading Clark strict, waa taken and lost. On motion, Council adjourned. Attest. WELL H. WALKES, Cl'k.

- DArs ADVERTISEMENTS.

RATES. One Kinare, (ten linea or lets), one time, t (Acta. Three time, t i it t tits: fl 00 One week, tttitstttitt 16. Two weeks, stt;tltttttStO One month, t t t : i i I i t i tm Three monih, : t t t t t : t t t : 1 SO Six months, ttstt t tit 10 00 One year, :s:ttt:tt t t UN t-V Disroant on larger advertisements. ZW Cards of six lines nr under, 10 per annum. rrNo nill forbid" advertisements received. THE OLD PIONEER AHEAD ! ! . THOMAS SCANttlN, -SIOX Or THE GOLDEN COFFEE POT, Has an immeme stock of 6TOYES dk II0C5KKEKFLXG WARE, purchased since th great pan ic la moner aflUirs, st armors satki to the manu facture, which he is willing to girt bis customers the advantage of, by calling at his oki stand. Call at once snd secure bargains. noT36 TII03. SCAKTLIS. FOUND. A LA ROE Brass Key, which may be had bj the A owner on paying lor uus nouce. norjb-tr. CORPOHATIOX NOTICE. ORDERED. That the owners of Blocks N'os. SO and -W tl In Stockwen Lulargvtnent Lamiuco, lying ar.d beine betwren 8th and Kb street, od Wh and 10th Streets .on IMrlsion rtreet, and also lots Nos. II, IS, and 13, in BlocK No. 15J Lamaeco, cause the nuisance exist. intf on said deacrihed profierty, caused by standing water, to be abated by filling up said property of suf-Äffiap-aP ü!?1' Dint? fcient heighth to drain mU) water from oil of the same. H ....... . ft th tion of this notice, and in default thereof the Common uouncu win prucceu vt uare mii wors none, ana me costs and expenses occurring thereby will be assessed Council will proceed to bare salt work done, and the to and collected by sale of aaid property, or so much thereof as will satisfy said lien and costs. By order of common vouncu. WELL II. WALKER, Clerk. nov23 Iw Tolkshote epy. sOXTRA HOIS. '- WJ lü Quiley Kxtra Sogar Cored II am at 13V rents lr for sale ty x.. it. vwik u bu. . sTWIOXR. W &ii Uuthels Prime Potato Oniors, lnt receive and fr sale by Z. II. COOK at SOX. 1t'.MPIil.S.M hue Pumpkins last received and fir sate by Z.U. COOK It SON. IIOMIYi Hils Honey from New Comh. 3ut receive! I and fjr nie ly Z. H. COOK ft BQX. Gipovdi:r -IM) kre Kille Towder; 'i tialf keg Kifle l'uwdrr; SjUkegs iilasting Powder, jnst received and for w APLE sVfJln - ill fts Mapi Supu-, Just receivedan t'1' . '. UL uiir.iv v. nn to iiiwPiurci SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES! NEW AND BRILLIANT SCIIEJIK! CAP1TAI, l'ltlZli 60,000 ! 1 ! S59 The follow in j Scheme will bednwn by 8. SWAB ft CO., Managers of the Fort Gaines Academy Lottery, In each of their Lotteries fur November, ', at AUGUSTA, Georfis, to which city they have removed their rrincipal OtBce: CLASS OS, To be drawn in the "City of Aacasta,Georg1a,in public sn SATURDAY, eeember (th, 1SJ7. CLAM 0. Tobe drawn in the City of Augusta,Georia,la public, n SATURDAY, Dec. 12th, lfi7. CLIS ST, Ts be drawn ia the City of Augusta.Georf la.la public. on SATURDAY, The. 1Mb, IW. , CLASS 68 To be drawn la the City of Aagnjta, Geo., ia public, on SATURDAY. Dec. Srth, W OX THE PLAX OP M.XULE . IMC Kit SI riva THoessM rocs hckpbkp raizes I Nearly One Prise to every Mne Tickets. MAUNIFICBXT BUHb'MKI TO II PR4WM ZACri SATURDAY IN DECEMBER ! 1 True of 160,009 ..................... tfi'.'v 1U,MI A M.I I M M ft S.M S,'M ............ i 1J."0 1,0.-0 iy) 125 M Price of ion 10 I'M 1C0 APPROXIMATION PRIZES: 4 Prises or a Appro ' to SriOU) prise aretl,QA 4 do SSO u 30,( w IMV 4 do W 10,io prises 0t 4 do 15 44 " W0 " M 6 4 do 1JJ IJHW (iiO 4 do 10 " 3,1 4 a do : " iAn " 4 do bC - - lno son SOü do 10 are 100,000 9. iftAPritMsmsniitlnfla stn OOO '4?? .!?"? "!? "'I''""''990 Whole Tickets Halves 5; Quarters tl FLAX OP TUB LOTTERY. The NuiuU-rs from I to 6.ii"W. corresponding with tli ewe N uinhers on the Tickets printed on separate slip, of prer, are encircled with stull tin tubes and placed In one Wheel. The first 3tt Priies, umilwly printed and encircled, an n lacea in saotner wneei. I rn the whei at tinim. ami at ih ub time a JSSfrS enee.aiMi regn-r nv the Commissioners; the l'rise teine placed aeint the Sumler drawn This opera tion is repeated until all the Prixes are drawn nut AnnroslmntloB Prises. The two preceding and the uro suvwvxliiig N unv-r to tlioae lninn lit tirat S Prists will he entitled to the tl Approximation Prises. ForexAmplr: If Ticket No. 11,17) draws the ,nu prise, those Tickets numbered tl2.mtMlÄl ant l-r,a. willrchb entitled to If Tlrkrt No. j0 draw the 'yno Prise, tlxwe Tickets numhered MS (19. Vi1,V2. will each ne entitled to ISP, and so on acCorwins; t thealwee sclienie. The W Prises of S.HI will he determined Hr the last Beure of the N umher tlutt draws the S ,iX Prise. For example, if tht N umher dra wins the toiUinn Prie ends with o. 1, then all the Tickets, where the number ends in 1, will be entitled to It the Number ends w ith N o. tf then alltheTk-ketsw here the Ji umber ends In i will he entitled to s?i. and so on toe. Certificates of Packages will be sold at the followlnf ntes. which is the risk: Certificate of Package of 1" Whole Tickets ..t0 10 Half " 40 1 Quarter SO IC Eichth " 10 In erderlac Tickets or l;ertl Orate, enclose tne mMiejr to our aiVlrvAn for the Tickets mrr., on receipt of which thej will be forwarded Sy nrt mail. Purctisserscan have tickets endin ia any ufurethey maedesisnate. The list of Drawn nu-nners and Prises will be sent to purrhasers immediately after the drawing. I Sr furchaarrs will plen-e write their Sieni plain, and give their Post Office, County and eU win, Mira aITV iicir i ut viiice, l,uunij aira ocio. tsT Remember th:U ererr Prise is drawn and nara. bl ein f u llwithoutded net ion . fW All prises of SlSsj and under, paid Immediatetr after the drawing other prises at the usual time or tinny nays. f Allcommuntcatlon strictly confidential. Address Orders for Tickets nr Certificate to l. 8 WAS St CO.. A artists. Mm I V A lit or the numtiers that are drawn from the wheel, with the amount of the prize thai each one it entitled to. will he published after erenr drawing. In tho following poper: New Orlenita Delta. MoMk ,,$?gl!i,OTM Manttlntfllirpnw.NwYtH'k Weekly Day Bwkajii! rUrannnh Mrninr News. Richmond Dispatch. New nor 3 KVAXSVILLK fc CRAWFOROSf llXB RAILROAD. FerLvwlsYtlle, Cincinnati, St. Loals'IaiaB polls and tbe Käst CHANCsEOFTIMEs MONDAY. NOVEMBER. 4,1. 0! and after this date, the Mall Passenger train will I ear heanseille at o'clock and 20 minotes P. M making eluaecoonocttoo M Vincenoes with train Ka.taud V est n the Ohio tnd Mississippi IUUnsl for Louisville, Cincinnati, 5t. bonis and Cairo, and arrive at Terr Haute at w 10 P. M., connecting direct with K.x press trains for Indianapolis. C lere laud and the East, and tor Chicago sod Central Illinois. RETURN ISU-hrave Terre Haute at 4:00 P. M.. Tineen pes at and arrireat Eransville at 10:03 t. M. Freight trains (with a passenger ear attached) ran as follows: LeaTe Evansville at 63 A. M., Arrive at Terre Haute at : P. 31., Leave Tern llautc at (:0 A. M., Arrire at KransrUle 4:40 P. U. FARES. To Lonlsrille 00 Cincinnati W M Indianapolis.... S S To SL Louis...... M &o 44 Cairo 7 : " Chicago IS b0 ' PiUslNirg Una " Philadelphia. ...W (0 Baltimore .13 Washington.... U 7 " ClereUud 14 &A Buffalo 1 M) New York J hft Boston M bOi Tor any Information or through tickets apply at the Company's IrausporUUon office, head of Locust street stTausTille. JOHN INGLE, Superintendent. tW ITenderson Commercial, Mt. Ternun Adrocate, Xeansrille Enquirer and Mu Carmel Register tuke ot former advertismeDt and copy. norA Afv FOR RENT. afkrriCKS and pleasant Rooms for BaoksUors In Ute secon a noor or Marble Hall Buildins. Knoaire norJO U. A.LAW1EKCE.

MISCELLANEOUS.

J. C. FLEAGLER'S 9 OaLocast.aear Seeoa 8t-,KTajurllIe, Imi. I 'HnCsahscribershareopene4anew Meat Shop. I II in Caldwell's Building on Locust near Seconal street, where they will keep a constant sup ply or excellent Heer, Mutton, Pork, ana outer raneties or jueats and Poultry. Al so, ktHMi i.Kra. säume es, and when it can be iHucuiea uaoie. xne ibopwiii re open during the day, ana desire it by sending in their orders tu the chop. J.C.FLEAOLER families can hare their meats sent home hen they CO. KKMUVAL OF WHOLESALE HARDWARE CDAULES S. WELLS, FlRiT 8T-, between Slain ui Syeai EVAN9VILLE, IND. iere. I t HALL REMOTE mj laebe and kicixtlt PCECHAJED stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, fcc, about the 15th of November, 1?, to the w ax a cONMoPiors stöbe (built and arranfed expressly for my tusiness) od the upper side of First street, (be tween Main and 8 y cam ore) next door to Messrs. Keen k Preston, and Immediately apposite Messrs. J. II. Macaee ft Co. With ample reon, No. 1 facilities rea auvisa cms Um best selected and most completely assort d stuck in the city, together with promptness, Industry, and nur Sealing, I trust my r Horts (past and future) I will be mutually advantageous to mrself ant ? ran- I Idly increasing list of customers In the city and coun try. My Eacllsh aad Gernasi Direct InyerUtfoBa, are very large. These, with my large orders to Aber icam Mascr4CTraBB (6 rat hands) enable me to meet successfully any fair and honorable competition aav WHtaa is TM West, and also Ksst, by adding simply, eipenses of delivery ia Evansvill. I an hesitatingly sUte that I can and will demonstrate to any country merchant, who will bring ms his Kastern involve and freight bills, that I can and will sell him a bill or HARDWARE as low as any Eastern Jobbing House, with expeuses to Evansvilleconsilerod. This is no idle boast. I am fully prepared ! do what I say, or forfeit the said merchant's board hill at his ho tel, during a reasonable stay in Evansville. In my stuck may l found a complete assortmeLt of tfcCv American At English liar d " ware, Cutlery. Files, and Edge Tools, Cans, Cuu-Barrcls and Can Trimmings, Tinners Tools, Wire, HivetN, Kettle Ears, Japan'd and Stamped Tinw are, A.c. I am also Aoarr for VCLCAMZED RUBBER BLLTINU AD PACKI.XU, (made by New York Belting Co..) which will be sold at lowot Cincinnati prices. Also, Aesirr for superior PLATFORM SCALES, 0 and all other WEIOIIING MACHINES. 2VOW 01E.M.U. loo dot. Wells' ('Hunt's') Lippincottk Collins Axes; 60 Grain Shovel, Shovels and Spadt; S3 M (Sausage) Meat-Cutters and Stuffers; and every description of SEASONABLE HARD WARE. MERCHANTS A TRADERS, Et .re -Boat men, lie., of Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois and Teauessee, are earnestly invited to give my stock a careful examination, assuring such parties that their memorandums and orders shall be filled, and shipped promptly at "timall FroQts for Quick Retaras.' : Five per cent, will he allowed on assorted bills for Cash, or if paid In 30 days from date of purchase. Thankful for past favors, I trust old am rxw raiBsos will often look In at the NEW HEADQUARTERS, First street, opposite J. TL Mac hee k Co. 's. CHAULK8 8. WELLS. Tvaniville, Ind., Nov. I,th, 1"?7. dtwSmo, SPLENDID STOCK OF JTST RECEIVED AND TOR SALE BT J. S. HOPKINS. 0!tE of the best selected storks of Dry Goods ever brought to this u.a-ket; consisting, in part of PLAIÜ AND FIGURED MERINOKS, PLAIN AN 1 FlUL'RKD LI 8TKES, PLAIN AND FIGl'RKDSILKS, PLAIN AND FIGCRKD ALL WOOL DELAINa aud CAsllMIKES, A good stock of ladieand misses Pbawls. Cloaks, Canes. Undersleeves and Collars. Good stock Em broideries. Swiss and J scon et t Edginyt. dimity bands ladies' and gent's Kid Gloves all sixes: Gsuntlctts for Ule an.l i-nu. Good ock of Vi, women.' and children's Fleece Lined I luxe: Opera fant'a Worsted Boots snd Ron net u; Zevh lloodkt In ephyr Woisteds all colors: Chenille Scarf and Trimmings; ladies' arid mlMes' Iluop Skirts. G-id stork "f lilies' and misses' f urs, ictfHriDes. uns, wun. ear cape ana Swan's Duwn. Silk, Imeu and cotton floss; Shirt Bosoms. Good stock of Dress TrimminpFrinfes, ami si Ik, jet, pearl, elans and acate Buttons; lace, emhrui. 1 dred and silk Uunajk Curtains; ptintd. iil and I pet V ndnw Shades; Curtain Cord and Tassels all . . . . ( . . i -. i 1 I 1 I a. ft. CnuiS, vtes wnue, ciimn mam niAavuiin s iirrnu, colored carpet chain I looainf g lasses 5 carpeu ; Oil Clths; making; rugs anasruggeu; sail paper; nne Retail stocx of Boots and Shoes. do do of Hats, Cap ami Men's Clothtof. Itrown and White Linen TaMe Covers; ft notusd mnA Aa fto So do üferino Shirtsand Drawers for ladiesand gentlemen. CloaK Tanel; SM Seaniless Darn-fur W beat. All of which I wili sell cheap foreash. octst J 8. HOPKINS aiCKLES, PRESERVES, C.MX. 7! dosen assirted Pickles; M do do Knirlish Pickles; U 13 10 10 6 sepO do do Pierruit; do do Natural Preserres; do do Kaxtlndut do do do Cordials; do Guira Jelly; this day ree'd by Z. II. COOK SON. C'ASTP, PEPPER SAUCE, ke. an dosen Pepper Sauce, assm-ted sixes; 30 25 do Catsup do do 25 do OliTsOiljln storeandtoarrireby septU Z. II. CiltIK & Ml. 1TAMS.JLJL yw Quigley'a extra Ilams at Z. II. COOK k 80!. dos. H hist Brooms. SOSos Hürth I room; ft do Feather busters; i do Brusell Iuters, for sale br . II. COOK k SO Books, Books. tass'vrrrtcv in the eonrse of human erents it heownea nereaaary, " that we should lookft nonie mannracturlng, in wanting uomionni ainu pK)un, nr lllank II K.kf, ruled to rattern, will find Ii. I.INDSEYSOIINSOX' Book Bindery the place So Mil um taate aod fancy, vail ana se. sTm 3AXST TERVfS new bnoliJT LRIII LUAVES. Mew supply at lctlil K.J. DOnEIX. SHAKER BR00MS.3 10 ds. Shaker ürooms- the best In ns for sals by ntlO SAM. WIKI.K1. ATTINQ.HM ino bales Cannslton So. 1 Just'reelTd and for ale ty rntsiv.i so. lrrTER, LARD AXD EGGS. MM on hand and fur by SAM. TICKBRT. rjTANTB CCRRAKTSMJ 600 lbs Terr choke, for sale hr octii 8. E. UlLBJ'dlT ft CO. JEW CODriSH. 1301 pnund. Jsst reeelre for IV, sale by Ol LUCHT ft I10WLES. noeirt Sjcamorest THK First Arrival for this ffowoon. 0 ts of seu nine lixltaua b. W. Flour receieed per steamer Diamond in ti aud 50 Bit Iwgs received and for sale only for cash by l, st U. CHEESE. &i) boxes Hamburg Cheese I i bags Pepper; ShacsAUoice: SCaaes No. 1 Nutmegs Jm releH and for sale ry 4. K V UClAAJiS. IT I ROAR. ' " 50 Ums Pure Cider Tlnegar wurranted. for sa's by Z. H COOK at toy. NEW LUMBER YARD, Corner of Maim and Eichth Streets, EYAX8YILLE, IXD. WI are now oftering fur sale t the eltr end Cuntry trade our whole stock of lumber at retail. Having extra facilities for manufacturing and iMtyiogpine luasber in Pennsylvania, we thiua we can oner inducements to purchasers that they cannot find sis where- In the city. We shall at all time be supplied Vila a run assortment. Also, pine shingies and dressed fiooring always on hand. Call at tba ottfcs on theahnTe r rer. noviMy WAT&OJt.NEWBKEBY CO. Cnxxiz.Jf bxs choice W. It. and Enalish Dairy Cheese, last receiTed per steamer Hastings, an4 far sum vr sept.10 ft.K.GILBKftTftOO.

FROM CINCINNATI.

C. CaF, r.T. LOCXW0O. w i a m n o. r w. a. wi.sr ww., WhoiesAle and Retail Dealers in fTatc rDH. Lad! AS RrrS FnrS. Aauiiv3 lilt S3 sTU19 BUFFALO ROBES & HATTERS' FURS, PLUSHES AND TRIMMINGS, . WESTTHIltD STREET, OPPOSITE THE BURhETT HOUSE, CINCINNATI, OHIO. tVThe attention of Merchants and dealers of EransTille and vicinity are invited to our new Kail and Win ter stock, reeling connaerit that our faciiiim, ty havin a resident partner in ew l ork, wno takes every advantage of the market the ear throufrh, cnaMt-s us to oner more than ordinary inducements to caan and prompt time buyers. Ir i ne nienet casn price pua ior American t urs. Mgatm-oswis MALTIJYS FRESH OYSTERS IT AM now receiving dai'y WAI.TBT'S ur.rivMled 11 and celebrated choice Pianud Baltimore Ov liters. and am prepares to otter the trade such inducement Tor tne enure seaaon as nave never i en onern in this market heretofore. A constant daily sui rlv al ways on band, so that dealers and families cat. oltuin atanrtimeduringthe season thosechoice Ovters.in cmna and half cans and in the shell, warranted fresh and swet,and very superior In navor and qual.ty. Terms cash. Ana none nut DanKabie money reeivea. A. KL KT., ActlHf Sole Aoest for Evansville. Great Alarm About Town Si BOUT money matters and had tolstcco. hut Y. Fennt drich St Bros, have received some of the nest rhewine totaco that ever was sold in our city. They chewing totecco that ever was sold in our city have all have all the liest brands of Virginia totaoro. Give them a call and convince vourself. They also hare one hundred thousand oi Uie best Its vans cigars. Ort-llth. IfclAOAZINES. ills Maverly Msg Magazine for October; cker do Knicker wcker Putnam do New York Journal do Harper do Gody's Lady's Book d o Gratutm do Baliou'i Monthly do Schoolfellow do Mrs. Stephens' Illustrated Monthly, at I K. J- DO BELL'S. ectl LUMBER! LUMBER!! R. II. BENNETT fc CO. wwyOULD respectfully announce to the citizens of w Kvansvuie ana surrouiiame couniry, mat tnev have put up in their yard a large and full BMortiueutof Also A lareett of PINE SHINGLES. Preyed and Undrewird rLOORINU, WEATHER BOARD ING, c, which they will sell cheap tor cash. Orders from the eountrv siilicited. rjr Lumer Yard on Carpenter street near Kr&ti lc Ileilmana's founder v. All tmsineas of the lira will be promptly attended to by James swanson, wno win always t on nana. sepCKKhn. BOOTS AND SHOES". rBBSM ABBITALS AHO D4ILV ADDITIOKS DIBBCTl Warranted Uood or the Money Itefnnded Deal Exclusively in Roots & shoes. ATmUR Spring and Summer purcliaT are now to .w hani ana are tor sale ciintp tor cait. i e nave a verr large assnrtment of every variety of LUJOTS, SHOES and GAITERS of every sice and style. Country Merchants wanting extra sire ran be sup. rlied on the most reasonable terms. Our (lwliit direct from the Country MiUiufMclurrrs, ami many ot our s7mI are manufHi'tuml exi-t-sly for us. Oive our stock sn examination before i.yine H-w here. apSI FiiststrwrU Foster's Biork NEW COODS! fVl srereceiTtng our FALL STOCK OF GOODS, WW consisting in tvtrt of Dress filks, French and English Merines, Muslin Delaines, Cashmeres. Ginghams, Prints, Flannt-ls, Klaukets, extra sise; Kfx lia, Woolen and Stella iluiw is; Cloths. Cawiuiem; Mntillas. new style; t'loak at all prices; Chineat Scarfs, ü lores. Hosiery. Bleartied and Brown Mieetings, Cartetingst Kur, Floor Oil Cloths, aud Dumsük goods lor VVineow Curtains. Our stork is now well assorted, and we Invite the public to give us a call and examine onr oxx.s. . w m m a tr a i. j. cvy WeVCi w UAIalsb A Ok OLf CLOAKS! CLOAKS I ! VEliY LATEST STYLES. ALSO BROCH A. STELLA AND WOOL SHAWLS. acCttVS THIS SAY, AMD WILL SI SOLD AT CXtTIC ALLY LOW PRICK. J. OAKLEY k SON, septal B First street, Foster's Block. fipo THE FARMERS. We l-sve tulp'sand Il'icknck's Cider Mills for ale. By grindii.g your apples and making them Into der or vine gar, you cau pay lor tne mill uns reason Sunt iiviij nivtvr vv. II A 51. 1Ü Tons Bran, in ouantities to suit pnrchs-er, fo lenr bam. ntvE.niLOOK HERE! TTIK andersirned woo 14 resrxrtfnlly Inform the Citisensof Kvansville and vicinity, that he baa permauen'Jy established himself in thiscitT as a Practical Jeweler and Engraver, Sm1 I. m.mr inrl ttt mt to trSt-enll Viml of Jewelri. ..u-h mm VlSK. HlU.Itl UIN(ll. HKKAfTPINS. F.AR.RIMIS. RUACKLKT.. Masonic and Odd Fellows' Emblems; U.ld and Silver Cane-IIeats, SnnfT-hoxes, kc. Sic. pittirs or.rsisu, lia oans,and other stones, Mosaic and Caroens. FINE GILDING AND GALVINIZINO, Letter and Ornamental Engraving on Gold and Silver : also Kngravine tfloa-ri.TKS, tksi. STswrs, and STKSCIL FLATS. 1'articular attention jii to nepalrlnc of Jewelry and Silver Ware, as ronsMiso or oldiiltii ms runs win. An experience ef many years, ena'-les the suhscrier to insure superior workmanship. Every article made hy him Is warranted of the same fineness of n et tl as or dereo, wittert will prevent aisapixiinimeix to uium met with in Eastern manafscture, as regards the purity m . a a of tnegohi. Onlers and Jons sent hy mall, promptly attended to Ducats bouclit at 10c aljove New Vnrk ouoitious. 11. WALHK1KCH. Jeweler and Kngisver. Main between 1st and 3d sts., fc vaniv ille. aug i.-ly CO AL FOR 6 A LB. 1 ITATE ITA bushels of Canal Coal, hlch I wiil J4. del ver city. Appl Em. Walk del ver at M cents per luhei to any place in the Apply at mv office on Thmt street, next !oor to ootC-lm GtO. V0LFLIN. CI U ARS. Ii Mat Cinnamon i ISnou Assorted hue Clptrs Jnnt rcreiven anl for I. H U. Ii bljlAA A. rfxlKH' Codnshjor sale by LS. ti Z.n.COOK tSON. JOHKSHANKLI OSBOSKK SILCV. FALL AND WINTER Dry G-o oc3L!2 WE have now In Store a complete Stock of Fall and Winter, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which we offer to ear citizens and atrangera visiting the city at inch prices as wl 1 defy competition. Ws would respectfully call the attention ef oor friends and custnnrs. and all persons wanting Dry Goods to our extensive Stock, comistlof In part of tbe following Cloths, Cassimeres and Tweeds; Sattinets and Ky. Jeans; Stänket and Flannels; English, French snl American Prints; Striped and PiaM M. De Lain and SiUs Ginghams, DeBages snd Poplins; Bayadere all wool De Lalns; Plain DeLains and Shepherd's Flaldsi Alpacca, English and French Merinoesi Square and long wool shawls, Stella slutwls and scarfs. Brochs shawls. Cbemi le scarfs and gent's shawls embroideries and white goods, hosiery and UiKknrrar,rcrJUine Irish linens, table cloths and linen cambric bd'fs, carpeu. matting, floor, table and stair oil sloths, hats and caps, boom and shoes, omDrellas.trlmminp.tc. SIIANKLIN Si KtlLLV, ctStrS w OOnFJf B0.VLt &f.100 NesU Uooden tloals; I. dosen do Tray; do Ass'4 Churns: 60 do do Rolling Fins; .... Mashers, just receive I and for sal by J Z. II. COOK A gS. WANT12D. A GOOD FRISII MILCH COVf, for which cash will he paid. F.nquire al this office. " V, . MAIL PASS EAGER PACKET. A JH'TrJTv EVANSVILLE. Padursih and T" M I Cairo Packet 4. H. UU. K, D. asbMMMMaCSsmBiU. llwrruii coiuiuander, ietves Kvansville every M-ndy and Thurtday at li o'chick M., arriving at IV-lucah at o o'iMck A. XI-, Cairo at 13 o'crocK Tuesday and Fritlay. Return ing, tenves Cairo every Tuesday and Friday at otlock, P. 11 ..and Pa diKh every Wednesday and Saturday at 9 oVIoek. A. Meonnectingat kvansville with the t-vansville and Crawrordsvllle Rartroad, and rackets for lireen River; also connecting at Smithland with Cumberland River 1'ackeu, and al paducsh with Tennessee River Pack, ets; at Cairo with Memphis, New Orleaosand St. Louis Packets. Tickets can be obtained on board the Lout for all Eastern and Western cities. Vslksbote copy. 3m. tMDES! CIDER! Fare Cider for cooking Jnt received and for sals Z. II. COOK k MX.

MISCELLANEOUS.

P. G. O'RILEY & CO., . OLD ESTABLISHED Storage, Forwarding & Commission Oencral Bailroad, Steam and Express Agents SrECIAL AOEKTS fOR FESKSTLTASIA RaLKOAD. HAVING tted np a mammoth Wharf-Boat, tl e Urgfxt on the Ohio Ki ra, in the niouhsuuituil manner, we are ievrl to lacniuiie nu iw divtch all rood entrusted to our care, eitJicr ly River, Ilatlroad or Canal without n ay orexp.surw, &c, &c. I'artNUlNr attention mill I m Receiv is, Stoiing and Forwarding; and alfo to the sale jit Produce consigned to us, and allonlers vrnm ,v tilled. P. G. O'ltlLEV returns his sincere tnanVs to h-s nniDiD U friends for their former itronar-,sni rij8nfirtl.r solicits a continuance of tlie same, abicb will he diilv reciprocated. A Store ftoom, well uppl!-d, will he kept tor thr j-e-eommodationof boats, aud their orders cnrefully fillMANSION HOUSE, OWENSVILLE, INDIANA. S. F. WILSO.X, Proprietor. (Former Proprietor of Mansion House, Princeton.) sep9 Cm Cltr Orders for Sale! A T the store of KRATZ & 1IE1LM AX. Octtt-Sm. ARPERS Maguinelor Sovemr;u! rjreiyed. M n and for sale by X. VU.M.UIU.l. Oct 23. FOUND. i PISTOL near the Union Brewery. Theouner i can get ltty calling almy hou e In hntlirnuOct 23. HARPER'S MAGAZINE, for OCTOBER. Just Js. H. rec d and for i le t,y T. CONYXGIOX. IRKSII Lobster Salmon and Mackerel, in 1 and S ft cans, for sale at Z. H.C'OOK ti EON'S. For Rent. TWO neat, comfortable, roomy Hör. es In a goodneighborhood, in the upper part of tliecisy. Apply to j. it - iiiuiiL', oal-tf Next dovr to Brauch ltauk. Doors, Sash and Blinds. wrVTE have In store a large and complete Utck V all sixes Raised and hunk Pannel : Plain an i Moulded l)ors; all sixes Wiudnw ab plain and check rail : all sites Window Blind., with rolling-' slats made from the bert clear Pine kiln dried soned, and wsbbaktki sot to shrink, r sale' cuap for CASH, by GEO. FOSTER &; CU. ort u COFFEE AND KICE.Ji Rags Choice Rio Cofleet 3 Tierces Ktce, junl rerrirtl rr auglTJ Y1CKEUV Jc JOHNSTON. awjUGAU. 3 lb ilhds. Fair Sugar, Jnrt arrived and for rale by sepUO WHEELER & RIUG9. 185 7. 18 5 7 FALL GOODS! rfinC ulcrners are now receiving ffceir large and complete assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES, embraring every TaHety of Ijl.es' TUin GAITERS Liies 1 ippeii hau r.K?: Ladies' HIGH lMHJTS; Ladies douMe sole Walking SHOES with or without heels. M'sees'OAITF.KS, plain and tip'd, With or without heels. Genu' BOUTS, BROGAXS, Sec. We keen on hand all kinds of BK and ?lioes, to fit all f'T and sises of feet, and ask the dear -ple to Eire them an examinatun ix-tore luyirceiM-miK-re. MrKEAkWKLU, sept24 First street, t osier's lituclc. LATEST ARRIVAL AT Til 12 WESTERN STAK MARC LEVY, MANUFACTURE!: AND DEALER IN CLOTHING AXD FL'n MlsIIl.V GOODS. HAS Jiut received and ia now opening a complete assurtment o FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, consisting of nil srts of OTerroats. Patits and Vests. (hirts, Drawers, t'omrorts, iiamurri biers, lists ai.ti Cai, Irunks and ValiM-s. and it. rites the pvtdir Sm call an examine bis larye l:d eil selected st To keep up the rrpiitMiiou of the hall only try to sell the lstir astKhraai tbe very lowest prices, and make earn.ents to oeder ml the shortnest notice, on the most reajonaMe trrrn v MARC LEVY, At the Western Star, comer of Stain and Sycamore sts under the Pavilion Hotel. st-pLU-d&srän BARRR1.S Lke5.i!U i h .S KanahU for a at tha lowest maiket price.l y ltlU Z II. COOK fcO.N. IJRUXE?. Figs, Tasnsrits, Pearl Barlrr, 5HiU lea,tc..ly loctnj Z II. COOK A. e'O.N. IUstep. pari?. I CtMKNT. I L1XPF.KP Oil.. TI UI'IM IXE, rAINT.". GLAS?, fartsrzeH 'AIL.. 1UTTV, For hutlilog purposes; formle st th- lowest mtes for cash, by lortUl GEO. F gTEKfcCO. rittKburtrh Hloncy. TITE sunpetwleS liank f lhtireh receiTed at par on payment of Set, or Unr.t rt a ili -unt. foroni D. m it SAMUEL OKU. lajKW book by the nnh.r of I.atrplighter' A splendid look. At E.J.DOEELL'3 ortU IVKW BOOK?! NEW BOOKS'!! l Irish Leaves, Fsimy Fern's new pook; Ma' el Vauhgn; Moss J-i4e; nurrenn 'a third volume: Kose of Ashurst, and all other rew tw.k r-r'd ect7 K. J. IiOKKI.l.'S. BOOTS AND SHOES, tl ATTERS, MISSES' SHOES AXP THE FINPI est assortment of Leather and Find-net ever hmnrhl to this market, iumt received Mr It liln iwl. The entire sbirk was purrhased In the East, and is of the. lated styles. IMnlalelphia made Ladies' .hes of all hinIs. with Cluklren's Mioes, ail sizes ana puiu-ru. i have thus Gr Z in ist Voile tbt I have the best lot of French Calfskin ever brought to this market, which I am prepared to mike np at prices wnicn wui ao Wltk 11 m petition. Indies and flentre tn. V want a supermr artrcl in UicUoot and Shoe liu will do veil to cau A T JOHN RASCH'S, Second Street below Slain, EVAH STILLE. IXT. snh TO FARMERS AND PORK PACK-i ERS. " ' II E subscribers are, as usual , prepared to buy h 3 or sUiif titer and, pjvck nn coumiisson for oiIkts We have made a large addit'.ou to our i-laujL.ei House aud Lave new fucilitie for killing hOQ nous n;n day. WehaveTWO LA ROE IRON TANKS for t.nmlrd newttorolUI and will ! hew!, or rtcmni theto (ur ouiers at usual rales, salt sua crojen:ee will i.c lar nUhed to pavkers at market rates. Hoes siMuetitered at our House will lie DELIVER EDFUtkEUFCilARUK tnany part of therltr f AMI fcLOKK ti CO. IvaasviUe, Ind., Nov fcth, lj;. djjw. JiKW SADDLERY ESTABLISHMENT! GEORGE TIIOK.NIIILI., SADDLE & HARNESS HIAKERJ Ms In street, two doors a-ove Craseent C.ty Rank EV.VSVILUJ IAÖ.. TIE has now a targe and complete stork of Saadles J Harness, loth doM and single, of liiiIJrvA own manufacture on hand, and f-ir le on VmJe&N the most reanonaKle Scruis. tin invitj cti-. tosners in Uie city ajet tfvia aixwl u call anl x?un ine bis stock . ho IOTATOFäT ; m. '.() l-ushcls Ext I&taVa W sh-el net steamer Diamond by Zll.C00Ksw tON. miEU' KVGAH AXD MOLASSEI.- vr, IU Justrecvived, Imku eh im.iiv. ftrsaleby nov.M GILBERT k BOWLES. On more ne u Wattr.