Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 10, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 3 December 1857 — Page 2

(bansbille gailji journal. EVAXSVILLE, 1ND.

THURSDAY MORNING .....DEC. 8. Col. Bexto his written a rery for cible letter, addressed to Jodge Uobertsox, of Kentucky, who was a member of Congress and toted for the Missouri Compromise upon the constitutionality of that important act. Judge Robertbon has, himself, been defending the policy and validity of tho measure, which he supported in its-passage and has hJd to be a sacred compact between tl.e North and South, through bis whole life. Mr.BsxTox presents the question in a strong and new light. lie makes a distinction between political measures of legislation, dictated by public policy, the reasons for which the court cannot determine, and matters of civil right dependent upon permanent and defined principles of jurisprudence. The Missouri Compromise wa a political measure, of State policy, the reasons and motires for which were not subjects of enquiry by the court, and belonged to a province of government out of the court's jurisdiction. It was a measure, too, not to be determined or judged by the pro- - I vis.ons o, me consmiuion. wnose operalions are umiiea 10 me auies. insieaa . i j . ii . n. . v i of extending the constitution over the Territories and making it the sole fundamental law of all territory beyond the States, Mr. Benton contends that the constitution of the United States has no force or effect beyond the limits of the States. It was adopted by the States and its powers and. operations are confined strictly to the States. The Terri toiies, according to Col. Breton's views, are subject provinces, without the pale of the constitution, dependent upon the will of Congress. This he contends was the doctrine of the fathers of the constitution, and the principle upon which the Government was administered for seventy years. The strict questions of law and individual righU involved in the case, he does not discuss ; but he says of that " Tart of tbe decision which relates to the nullit of the corrproraiso act, and to tbe self-cxtensioa of tliu contitution to Territories is Um heaviest political blow that ever . foil upon my heart, and left me in Ute of total impossibility of remaining silent ander it. I view it as yon do as dreadfully wrong in iUclt, and entirely extrajudicial, and of no more weight than the opinion of any half dozen equally roipccUble citizen coming to tbe a me conclusion upon inconsistent. Incompatible, and contradictory reasons. That compromise act was a political enactment, made by the political power, for reasons, ana these reasons among the largest that ever Influenced human legislation no leas than to reconcile a divided and distracted country, and to prevent oar sacred Union from splitting asunder. As such political enactment the court had no right to jndgo it, even if the Suestion had come-fairly before it which it id not; for tho judiciary cannot judge political questions, neither of right nor Id fact; 1 r these questions depend ujon considerations of policy which the judiciary cannot touch, and not upon the interpretation of phrases, to w hich t..e court Is confined. The same of the self-extension of the constitution to Territories ; it was a political question as to what that constitution should extend; and it was limited by its own words to States; and it has been so acted upon by every Congress, and by all authorities, 'state and föderal, legislative, executive and judicial) from the commencement of the federal government to the present day. And I venture the assertion that there has not been one single member of Conjrress, in the seventy years in which Congresses have been held, who has not voted for objects in the TerritoFfcs (local internal improvements, for example) which they would not vote for in a State ; and upon the express ground that the constitution aid not extend to Territories. The ordinance of 17ST was the territorial constitution, (riven to territories as a sovereign gives a charter to his subjects ; and as such was made in concert with the constitution, as you well say, and indispensable to the forma- . tion of tho constitution; and as such was provided for doubly provided for in the new government : first, by tho clauso in the constitution which devolves all tho "engagements" of tlie Congress of tho confederation upon tho new federal Congress ; and, secondly, by the actor tho new Congress of August 7th, 189 the eighth act passed by the first Congress ander Washington adapting that ordinance to the new constitution, and adopting it in every word which it contained as a law of the government. The Texas Pacific Railroad which was endowed with such princely dona tions of lands, and whose stock has been distributed to the "green ones' all over the country, at $5 per share, has failed and assigned all its assets and rights to be sold for the benefit of iU creditors. Some 25 miles of the road hare been completed from the Eastern line of Tex-

as, near Shreveport, and the grading I two thousand men, fifteen hundred waghas been done and the iron and cross Ions and thirteen thousand animals, and

ties procured for a much longer distance. These will probably all fall into the hands of a few sharp managers, by the sale of the road and its property and right, which is ordered to take place in January next. Ihe enormous grants of land, amounting to about 40,000 acres per mile, made by the State to the road. will prol ably lap?e from a non fulfil ment of the conditions of the grant. A lick of confidence has always been felt in the managment of the road which has deterred honest and prudent men from meddling with it, notwithstanding the! advantageous terms of its charter. It will be an extremely fortunate erent for Texas and the country, if the present proceeding shall result in taking the road from the hands of penniless land adenturers and gif ing the control of the j enterprise to sagacious and responsible men. fyCj A puWie supper was given to lion. Jons O. Datis, member of Con- - gress, by the citizens of Terre Ilaute on Monday last, as he passed through that city on his way to Washington. Mr. Davis appears to hare a strong hold upon the affections of his constituents. They mutually resist all outside attempts to treat dissensions between them.

The Democratic Doctrine upon the Kansas Constitutional question is clearly defined in the following resolution adopted at the National Convention hi

1856, as a part of the Cincinnati platform: . ,; JlttAut, That wc' Tecognlse tho right of the leo plo of ail tho Territories, including Kansas and Nebraska, acting through the fairly EX7SESSEO will of the majority of actual residents, and, whenever the number of their inhabitants justifies it, to form a constitution, with or without domestic slavery, and be admitted into the Union upon terms of perfect equality with tho other Mates. Ma. Buchanan adopted and committed himself to the same principles in the following sentence from his letter to Prof. Sillim an and others: The convention will soon assemble to perform the solemn duty of framing a constitution for themselves and their posterity; and in the state of incipient rebellion which still exists in Kansas, it is my imperative dnty to employ the troops of the United Mate, snou Id this become necessary in defending the convention against violence whilst framing the constitution, and in protecting tho hona-jids inhabitants," qualified to vote under tbe provisions of this instrument in the free exercise of the right of suffrage when it ' shall -ac srBMITTCD TO THXX TOB THEIB AFfBOBATlON OB REJECTION. We see no escape from these direct and positive declarations, and the firm adherence of a majority of the Democratic press to these pledges of faith is creditable to their honesty, independence and loyalty to their principles. The Vincennes Sun a devoted . Democratic ihecteXpressei itself as follows upon the subject: We are pleased to ace with what unanimity the principal Democratic papers through out tho country are speaking out boldly their condemnation ot the inexcusable act or tlie Constitutional Convention of Kansas in their refusing to submit the rhiU of their work to a vote ol tb people of that Territory. We can see no ground upon which their course can be rationally instilled- It is at war with the principles of tlie bill upon which the Territory was organized, and would be in direct conflict with tho principles act forth by tbe Democratic National Convention. Mr. Forney's Press holds the following emphatic language: We have yet to open the first Democratic paper in the free States that does not indignantly repudiate the trickery, to call it by no milder phrase, of the inanagcra of that Con vention, and earnestly deplore the action of these men scarcely corporal's guard iu nnmbvr who deliberately tell thousand of citizens what part of the Constitution they may vote uion, ami bat ran tney must swa'.lotr anj abiJe by for seven long years. TUB LECTIRE TONIGHT. The lecture by "Mrs. Pabtisotos Ctliis Mr. Shillabib,) will U delivered at the Cbescext Uall. The good old Udjwhose feme Is as wide at the . circulation of newspapcrs-Will entertain a large audience of the admirers of her wit, to night, by t series of reflections on -Life. Bright Side.' People hare been so constantly looking on the sombre side of life' picture for the last three months, that a glance at the rererse and brighter view will surely be an agreeable relied Tbe folio jring prudent caution has been Issued by the Boston . Erening Gazette to all people Mrs. Pabtixotojt may corae among: We caution our friends' In the localities which 1m may visit to beware of Ike, to take (food care of Mrs. Partington, to keep ont of tho way of Old Roper, and be ' prepared for tho Brahmin and Wideswarth, for he hat concluded, regardless of the expense, to take ttiecn a lori2 tum. Kansas.- While the excitement in relation to the "wrongs of Kansas," has been renewed through the country, by the course of the constitutional contention, the people of Kansas hare assumed an unwontoned calmness . and quiet. There is apparently little agitation in the Territory. A contention of dele gates of the free state party was to have assembled at Lawrence yesterday to consider the present political condition of the Territory, and to determine what course shall be pursued in relation to j the bous constitution. The decision of the contention nponthe question of Toting for the constitution will be looked lor with interest. Gex. Pensirica Smith is at Washington, in consultation with the War Depart ment in regard to the Utah war. It is rumoret) that Geo. Joseph Lake, of Oregon, will be authorized to proceed to California to raise tolunteers, and con duct the war against the Mormons. The Hoosicr General would be likelj to finish np with a band of Californians in much less time and cost than tho regular arm. The present expedition has already cost nearly two millions of dollars. It has more quartermasters than the English had in the Crimean expedition. At this rate, the Mormon war will be more expensive than the Mexican invasion. Let tho country watch the army, estimates. 37 It is reported that the constitutional convention of Kauras provided for a complete and extensive banking system. The flan ia one that would be marketable, and the charter would pay those who have the political influence to engineer it through, a fortune. It was probably framed with that view. ' Tbe constitution provides that tbe capital of the State Bank shall be $3,000,000, and that there shall bo four branches two on each sido of the Kansas river. The convention declared the bank charters granted for the banks in Kansas, last winter, null and void, thus giving the new constitutional bank tho entire monopoly of banking. EST Mr. Morrison, the great English capitalist, whose death we recently noticed, was possessed with the idea that he should come to Man t. About two years ago he commenced working as a laborer upon a farm held by one of his tenants, for which he received twelve shillings a week, and this he continued up to the time of his illness. During the last eightesn months of his life ha was a reg ular applicant for relief to tho pariah in which he lived, and received twice a week tho panper's allowance ef two shillings and a loaf of bread.

'A FveiTivs Slav a Case, has been under examination in Indianapolis for several days. Two mtn from Jrankfort, Ky.f arrived in that city on Wednesday with a man whom they bad arrested as a fugitive slave at Na

ples, Illinois. lie waa claimed as a slave of Mr. Vallandingham of Frankfort. A writ of Xaleas corpvs was issued and the negro brought before J edge-Wallace of the Common Fleas, who discharged him. He waa imrns diately afterward arrested on a process issued from the United States Court, and was eia mined before TJ. S. Commissioner Bea. The negrö declares himself to be a free man. He Las been a steamboat hand on the river, and for several years" appears to have been his own master, and to have been often in different places in this State, passing as a free negro. The U. 8. Commissioner Bea, claims f.he right to go folly into the question of the rights of the master to claim his slave, and required full proof of ownership. The ease is still ander examination before Ihe Commissioner. SHAVERTOYVIf. Jfr. Journal: So m pott, his eye "in a fine phrenzv rolling," has let himself off in the following epic. , It is supposed to ha ire been written for the "New York Ledger, bnt by some means first saw the light la the Indiana Journal, to the great loss of the readers of tbe Ledger aforesaid. Whatever its literary merits, its author evidently undcrstaada the subjec the discusses. ". : TUB QUE AX CITY "The time are sadly out of Joint," The country's fall of panic: Men meet (a trouble everywhere. The nun bat and mechanic! W heue caute the storm that sweeps th land Fmm ocean nnto ocean T The meanest city of tbe West , .. la "st this nallln motion!" The nbasbst cmr" uouecaa fall By this to recjsrnise her. And a she glories in her shame. Let manly hearts despise her. Why call ye Cincinnati thus! the styles herself the "Queen'Myl Aye, let her don that country same - W hil srxinc thus so meanly! ller "Life and Trust" be fan the "bust Ans set the storm a hrewin'. Her brokers stalk o'er all the West. To plot her neifh'wir ruia! "Sweet snot:" where man of fellow-man. Asks fee for every favor, y here S hy locks sek hoth flesh and blood The Citv of tbe Smavbb! , Ormt City of the Carpet Bs! ' ' How bright is the escutcheon: JL broker rampant "sorting notes," A merchant with his clutch on Tbe vitals of the very friends Who gave him all his riches; Bet he. out-grow a his poverty. Too big is for his breeches! . That merchant fed from all our Cribs, . He fee the paltry broker, And ye can Judge which of the twala Jlcserves tits hempen choker 1 , iSTThe Parish Will case, which was commenced Id New York about eighteen months ago, has just been concluded after one hundred and eleten sittings, occupied in the examination of witnesses and tlie arguments of counsel. lTenry Parish,' a prominent merchant, roado a will in 1342, in which he bequeathed a large property to his wife, provided for a large circle of relatives, and gave the residue to his brothers Daniel and James. In 1849, Mr. Parish was struck with paralysis, and was deprived of his speech, in which state he continued till his deatf-., in 1856. ' After thia paralysis, three codicils were made to the original wSIL In these he revoked the appointment of his brotbera as executors, and the bequest to them of his residuary estate, and after various bequests to charitable institutions leaves the whole of the residuum to bis wife.-.. Ilia estate daring his illness had Increased very largely in Value, being estimated in 1845, at the time of making the original will, at about $700,000, and at the time of his death, in 1756, stratner more than ft, 500 ,000. the probate of the ii ii m a. a a . . couiciia maue alter me attacks in ?, opposed by Daniel and James Parish, on the ground of incompetency and undue influence on the part of his wife. jThe original will and the codicils are opposed by the two sisters of the decencnt on tbe ground ot implied revocation. With the decision of Judge Bradford will close the immediate interest which tho publie have felt in the cause. This may (be ex pec ted, we nnperstand, by about tbe 1st January next. . Bio bis xot Ilarnxtss. The late Stephe i Girard of Philadelphia, when surrounded with immense wealth, and supposed to be taking supremo delight in its accumulation. wrote this to a friend: "As to myself, I live ' like a iralley slava, constantly occupied and often passing the night without sleeping.. I am wrapped up in a labyrinth of affairs, and worn out w;tli cares. I do not value fortune. The love of labor is my highest emotion. When I rise in the morning, my only effort is to labor so bard during the day, that when night comes 1 may be enabled to sleep soundly" vST A woman livinjr at Bureau Sanction en the Chicago fc Kock Island Railroad, iu Illinois, went to a neighbor's on Friday night but, leaving three children locked op In the house alone. . On her return she found that the house had taken fire, r.iid burned to the ground, and her three children had perished in tho flames. The house was in a lonely spot, eo that the blaze of the fire was nnseen, and the screams of the children were un heard. ' , 37 Senator Douglas has written to "Wash ington declaring his approval of Walker's position, as strictly in accordance with the principles ot the Kansas-Nebraska Act. This the President has not hitherto believed. Douglas holds that the icfusal to submit the whole Constitution to the people, when they desire It is the clearest repudiation of the doctrines 1 of . Popular Sovereignty. Senator Gwin, though a decided pro-slavery man. is understood to be determined to sustain Gov. Walker to tho bitter end. This is the universal sentiment from the Free State Democracy. . Hoos. The St. Louis Bcpublican of Moudsy says the transactions In pork and provisions are of a very limited character. The number of hogs cutis only about 5,000 head Drovers are slow to come forward. . One large packing house had advertised for 23,000 bead. Tbe actual sales were f 4.50 to f 4,75 dividing on 200 lbs. 800 head were sold for 4 for 175 lbs. $4,60 for 200 lbs. and $5 for those above 200 lbs. A steamer with 1.800 live hogs crowded on her decks from Maysville to Cincinnati, lost 250 of them by suffocation by overcrowding. , sp v a a a m m . . jar. Jtanaou, irom eontn Carolina, a eonsptcnona member of tbe Kansas Conven tion, stated, in one of his speeches, that "ba didn't believe niggers to be bnman, anj more than a horse or a dog. If he did, ho should advocate their right to freedom. 137" 1 ho Indianapolis Journal says the packers in that city have already commenced Finnin vutrV frt tVia Pfltrn itSsa. Va tima , -s r BSioeu iw avES ui uui ntsrsck

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. , . , RATES. One square, (ten lines or less), one time, i Eflcts. Three times, it it : : : : : : 1 CO One werk, j ::::: : : i i 1V - Towwk, : i i: iliiO One monta, J : : ; : : t : S. j :'.t4 0rt' Three months, : : : : t : : : t tl t 7 60' bix months, : : : : : : : $ 10 na One year, t 15 00 tf" Piscount on larger ad veiisernVnts..V t " Cards of six lines or under, !0 fr annum. XT' No "Uli forbid" advertisements received.

UNION FIHC COMPANY'S . ANNUAL BALL ! ! j ' AT THE OLD BRE .VEIly Oa Monday L'ventnc.December 28, 183T. i 6 rnilE UNION FIRK COM PANT, in accordance 1 with their custom, will rive their Annual ball. at the Old Brewery, on Momi.iy evening, the h. -Tickets can beobUined of the Maliters. M.MLLUALit.N, President. ; CtO. Woltliii, Secetary. Manager. .'. t SIO. WoLTLIR, M.MrtHAtfCX, . . BAHSKTTKLL, l.lOWtt, , ( ' w. aaitx, - t. solb, i decJtd - i. a. aarrz. DANCING LESSONS. triROrESSOIt LIPP ARD, is at the City Hotel, A and wishes to form select classes for instruction 1 lu laiM-iDf. lie teaches ail the most f.trhkuaiie and modern styles of Um art. lie will be pleased t have Umw wUo desire to form classes, call upon him at the Hotel, ana be will himself call upon the citisens general. r. to make arrangements a ah such tareuw as niay desire to hav- Uieir chiklrva perfected I in the gntceiui . aud iiecwuary aocompiislimeiit of uancuif . aecjru ! """that gum belting hi. 10 refute utterly statements made in an advertiseA meal in another column. aut tbewNew York lieltiug Co s ' ulcauised KuUm r Belting and rack ing, it is only necessary tu say, that the editors or TIIK fet'lUKTlFlC AM CHIC AX," in a long and eUimaieaitxlein their columns (which every regier of Uuf luvaiuaiile paper has seeui recommeiKl the New York Utiting Cu's Belting aliuve ail otlR-rs, and by way of a cImk her they state that they use Hon all tlieir ir wei and machiuery. Ibis CHniaiiy is wealthy, and lam authorised to guarantee the articles mauc by them eo,ual. if Dot superior tu any oilier make. . The rapid sale of IheAiew York Belting to our largest machinists, mills. nr.l f.u-u,rieji (to men who are Judaes and caunot be deceived; is suilicient eVHlence of its value. Out the textumiiiy of the cieulitic Amer ica u cant I set asüln by a dipur ii4puragiug cometitor.".Nutf ced. Just opening the e'ehth shipment to me of Belting since suiumt-i'. for s i at Cii.c.nnati (rice. CUAKLÜ-4 S. U tLLi. Sew More. -dec3 Opposite J. 11. Mag-nee k. Co. TO TAX iayi:rs. -' nBinEw-on l Installment of th:Taxe is now due, H od Taxpayers are requev'ed t ciue up apil et. tiu pruwptly, or tlie whole nwunt will be roo.uire-1 to le pen! at once. To vure the indulgence granted by tlie Council, the conditions oil. red must be promptly complied with. ..- decj-u. u&uuub noiiiiJ Livbvu TUB ritECEPTS FOR IMPIIOVEMEAT. ri)ltt precepts for the ct of improvements ou lots X are m uiy liands for collection, arid if not promptly pail, 1 shall be oblijol U enforce litem accis-iling t hWT . ULOHUa; WULUJi,Col. irr Ku. JA. ItfJ Kegs aisorte'l sixes, Jut received per steam er oy . ; , . .. II. tUUK &U.t . rnnnn. - - r.:. " , U. it. assorted Tu' . V mm. Til I mi -1 ia-fti 55 do ! S iueh. . i i bu dos. Buckets, jasi received and for rale by , Z.H. COOK it SON. snilEK"iK.--Jt, M lioxea Choice Cheese, jnt rocH red arxl for sale I i,. It. uuua cO., SOAP.- m i5 boxes oapt üä d Ktaixh: - Ii do Tallosr Candles, Jut reeetred and for siety . Z. 11. COOK at BOX. IRISH WIII-SKY.-One Puncheon Pure Irish V huifi Juat ttceivpd tili Tr mnl hw decl. ... , TKNÜ EY & 80RENS0N. lRKII nt'TTKR. JL ijö a; j ua recivd and for sale h 8AM. VlCKERT. CHI CK EM 4 AXIiTt'ltREVS.S rios. Iu-se fnt l urkevs; I diu. Lara fat Chickens, iut received and for saisLowriy bam. R hbill. VT KU HAI4I.V4 A.DCUHRA.Ti.-Achoke article or bulb la store aud fir mI at rel uceü rates by SAM. VICKKKl. sfMDKIt VITKIJU.Bi4s. Warranied Cider VLiersr.ln store and for sale by SAM. Y1CKERY. fAXTED IMMEDIATELY. -00 Second II handed r'lour Bas, Vail at SAM. VICKERT'S. omi.xey ANncnwucmtiEs.M.M. 11 Is. W Kit Klint llouiinevl do , Cranbei rie, jnt m-eHre-l and fr sale V1CKEKY it JUII8TO. YirixEGAn.V illuk tidcr Vlnef!r,nt recHvl and fnr sale 1CKKK Y JUU.dTUN. lTEV BIHAR A.D MOLmK. We are 1 selling a v;ry choice article sA lth at greatly re duced prices. TICKERT tt JOHNSTON. r r - i '1'OFORK PACKERS.A. Clever, Pork aud Lard; .'.'.''i Bun Innrer; Lard Pryers, ke., Ac.,' on hand and f.ate by 'lllAM.b!i. WKLtS, decS-lmrtliW. Opposite J. 11. Maghee; Co. Stkl fire kktts.- 1 : 7" O w Meel r'H-e bett, hovel, Tonband Poker; 5l SianJs for same, beautiful patterns: . Coal Ilod, Cinder hnvcls: Kit lien Shovels and Ten cs Odtt PoVers, Sic. Calf at my new Mure opposite J. tl. i -chee fc '. lec3lnidfcw. CM ARLES S. WfLLS. WATSON'S SEWINCi MACHINE. rinil E snWriher whs Is the s1e acent and pr"prf-trw JL patent ror tnis county, is now at me rner. wimmI Haus, where he is nrmred tu li-iMwe of the machines to individuals, or be wnuwt dl poetf the rvht to sell fur the whol county, if any one wishes to purrnase ine rinb Tt.i. :..-!.. t i-1. - . in. lunLuniv i Ali'ii.T nni:"i: in iu v'li-.i til ill II, and cheap It works aierfectlv asthe which eot six times its price. It received tbe Ar-4 premium of me imM iaie fair at ln'iia'aiii. A lare nnnitier of theta have been dl-poed of in all part of this State, and have riven the mt entire mtisfaction.of which the sulwrilwr lias aumrruus oTtin-ate. Tlie price of the machine Ion Is from 15 V I. The niaohlne ran lie operated Mr hand or with the foot. The treadle to citrate it with the fad cs the purr rut er in a iiiitioii to the price or the machine. lleaas r,t familie, (M-mstnraes mlilinervand n titers are Irvlted to call and exanine the nuvhine. dec.Mw. . . SAMUEL WAINWRIOIIT. MANUFACTURER OT CANDY & CONFECTIONERIES, AND WHOLESALE t RETAIL DEALER IX FANCY TOYS AND NOTIONS, dtc-, Ac., Ac- " Main Street, between first and SecoBd Streets, dec3 : BTAXSVILLE, ISP. PAPER - FLO WP.ILS. . a DELTOMTTl'L matnent for Girls, in hnxw containing a rld of I'apt-r Flowers, with one of each made up to show bow it is dne. On 1v cents. ju receiea ny . t. J. DUUr.LL. Excellent Rending for the Young.! OHNTRrE, or the Christian Experience of an i . .'.'"'I? . ; u ' . - t .i' . t a- u . Llule I'aul, or now to re ratlent in Sickness and Fain; Vrewent, which while it entertains, inculcates tlie higher dutie.Jof amoral life. F4-saleat Ueci E.J. ImJBELL. SADDLERY WAKE ESTABLISH MENT AND MANUFACTORY. J. P ELLIOTT, DEALER IS SADDLERY WAKE.&C.,' -rv IIA Just receiTed a full assortment of r-J F vl.ll Trees of mil kinds. Bridle Iviu. Stir. rup Irons, Bujrey Muiitin$s, n e, Seating. &c. &.C.. m liich he will sell on reason able, terms. II alto ket-Dü on hand a ceiieral a.H"tmentof iaddlrs, 1 1 art.-. Bridles, aud all other things appertaining to the huvinexs, of hison manufjcture, on Main street, between i'rst and Second streets, at the ou stauu. norjHU. Store for Rent. rWiriE Store now ,ccipied hy Charles BaVcock, for JL rem. l'osseulon siren Imme-Iintelr- For terms aiiiy to ileclf C11AKLK BABCUCK. ; Li : Removal. CHARLES BABCOCK, will in a few dars remore his tck of Coach aixl äa I. Herr llardaare to the store vacated hy C S. Wells, three Vxr atTe. decl-U CHARLES BABCOCK Q PINC SHINGLES. GOOD Fine Shlneles can now he had at the Xew Lumlier Yard, corner of Mainnnd Eiehth streets, at IN per 10U0. WATSOJl MiVVBLUl S vU. decl-U. ?!TRAY...A small BROWN MAKE MCLE, JLi with scar around one fore leg, from halter cat. Also, a white and dirk red or irwwn Cow, with bull calf, nme color. ahunt 10 months old; horn of calf in-cliru-d torrowhsck. Both mule aud cow hare been tut some months. A liberal reward will he paid for either or hoth J. W. HUGHES. noT2-S-t No. 11. Main street. lf f- .u tiads. ipM rerelTt f and. for sale I py ldccl.1 UlLil.UX ü S.&9.

MISCELLANEOUS.

J. C. FLEAGLER'S OnLocust.near Second St-.Kvansville, Ini. fpHE uWri'w hare opened anew Mbat SBOr, 11 in Cald sell's Buildings on Locust newr Second street, wtieretney sin seen a constant sup--Vir i ebenem i.eet, jiutlon, I'm k, an other varieties of Me: and Poultry. Ar--so, good Lard. SaaMces, and when it can be procured Game. The shop will be open daring the day, and families can hare their meats sent home w hen tiiey desire it by sending In their orders to the shop. novHtf J.C. FI.KAULEKfc CO. Books,- Books.' -VW! f UK!? in the course "of human events it keW T nms necessarT," that we- hoult look! to ild kx if any home mani'f utiirin, thosevantmg Bonks of any V ind nouns, or runic rwtoic, ruiet to pa Uern, will And M. LIND.EY OlINSON' Book Biudery the vlace to suit tbe Usee and fancy.. C:U1 and see. 6XTRA HAM8.Iii Qu icier KxtraSnrar Ctrred TTamsstlSVeenU per ns. ror sue vj . i.u. cuvik BOX, FOR RENT. gTkTTTCEs and pleasant Rooms Snr Bachelors in the -r second noor or Marble UH Buil inr. r.nouire of. novü) 51. A. LA KENC K. SPLENDID - STOCK .OF. 13! iVT KICIiyiD AND TOS SALX BT - Jj s. HOPKINS, V ONE of thebertselectel storks of Dry Goods ever brought to Ulis market: .consisting, in part of PLAIN AND FIGURED MERINOKH, PLAIN AN Ii KKJUKKD LUSTRES, 1 PLAIN AND r KtL'RKD AI.L WOOL UtLAINs aud CAsliMIRtff, A good ttick of ladle.' and misses' Shawls, CU aki Capes. Uii!erleeves and Collars. Uood stock Em hroi. leries. Hwisi and Jacnnett Edgings. dimity bands. laaies-ana sent ttia uioves all sues; uauniietts for Isilies and gvnU. Good toc- of men's, woaiens' ami chii'tren s rleece Line IIoe: Opera lloods; In fant s V ortel Boots and Bonnctu; Zcrhrr H otitetli all colors; Chenille carf and Trimuiinas: ladies' and mite' llnr-p Skirts. Oood rtorx of Udies' and niiiMes' r urs Rtrines. i;ans. Mun. r ur Canes and Swan's Don. Silk, linen and cotton Klos; Shirt ttoaoins. Oood soctt of Dress Trimming's rnnges; and siik.je!. ptarl. cbfand aeate iutun; lace. erolroidereii ami silk lhtniask Curtaliix; minted, oil and na pet tvintiuw shades; Curmiu Cord and Taseis all cotis;t nates' a lute, colored and blracottitn Thread colored cai uet cltain ; Iouk'xst elapses : carnets t Oi c hxn; tna;iiflg; rugs aud oruggcu; wallpaper. One screens. Retail stocK of Boots and Shoes. ' do 1. f IliUn, I'apn and Men's Clothing. Brown ai.d White Linen Tale Covers; IMtttedand do do sd du foiino 8hiiand Drawers for hvltesarvf smtlemen. Cloaa Ta-tsels; fwkl Seauntes Bar for Wheat. Allot wna,u l wilt sell cheap for cash. - octil . . . v i &. UUPEINS. : W.1AXNT FERXM new JT , LIIKSH 1.K.VVES." : ew supply at tctl5l K.J. DOBELL'S. QUAKER BROOMS. 9 Mi 1c. .Shaker llruoras- the het In n for sst by eptlO SAM. VICKEKY. HfATTIN'O. UP liiOUlcs Canoelton So. Un iwlvef ard for sale hy PKESTON 11KO. CTTim, I.ltD AXD EIIS. on haat sua furiy SAM. TICKERT. SfASTR CCRUANTS. -A 500 His very choice, for le Hr octii S. B. GILBERT ft CO. 'rtk.E CODFI5II. Ijnfi po 1Ü stleby ' OlLli on-1, Jurt reeHvei foe EUT iL IIOWLE.S. no v Iii - sycamore St. TIIK First Arrival for this Feasoa.-W ft of irenuiiie lmtutiia 11. S . Flour receive! per steamer Ii unond in & and 50 8 -g r?eeivel axd for sale only fjrcjuh by . . l.fc U. UElMANa. CIIKEKE. . . , üiitx es Uamharr Cheese; . - . v b Pepper; T, I. ti P- I1E1AIANN. V" IE(. R - ' - bu Uu Pure Cider Vinerar warranted, for t br ; . Z.U COOK fc : NEW. LUMBER YARD, ? , Corner of Slain and Eighth Streets. BYAV11XE. IAD. i UTE are now'oflerinf for sale to the eftr and cantry trade onr whol stock nf Inm'.ier mt retail. Ilavlnc extra facilities for scan ufacturirs? and burins tuie lunilwr in Pennsylvania. thins: can offci inducements to purchasers tlurt they cannt find elewher in the city. We shall at all tint lie supplied with a full assortment. Also, tdneshinele and dressnl fbtoiinc always on hand. Call at the rvtnV on tbe shove a rror. novlT-ly . WATSON, DEWBERRY & CO. AVlIIEESE. W 23 S5 bxs rholceW.lt. and En.lisk ttafrr CSeese. just rereired per.Ueamer Hastings, and fir tstlely seprju B. .U1LIICKT CO. - - t ....... , , joms tHAit;MS.. I ossoasa it Lav. FALL AND WINTER ' Dry G-oodc!! WE hive now In Store a complete Stork f Fall and Winter, Suple and Fancy Dry tioods. which we offer to our citizens and strangers vlsitin the city at such prices as wi 1 defy competition. We would tri et fully call the attention of our frier Is and customers, ami all persons wanting Pry Goods to our extensive Stock, consisting in part of the following: ' Cloths, Casshneres and, JwccJs; . , Sattint-tsaiMl Kjr. JearsJ v Blankets and Flannels; : ' English, French and American Prints J - tri pod and Piaid M. De Lalns and Süss; ( t - ; Ginghams, DeRages and Poplins; ' --' Bayadere all wool De Lain; Pttin DcLalns and Shepherd's PlaMs; Alpvxa, English and French Merlnoes; Square and long wool shawls, Stella shawls and scarfs, Bncbe shawls., Chemi'le scarfs and gent's shawls, etaliroiderie and white goods, hosiery.and urslerwear, genuine IrifJ linens, talae cloths ard lin en cambric hdTs, carpets, matting, floor, table and stair oil ;ltln, kits and caps, boots and shoes, um -lnvllas, trimminss, Ac. SUAN KLIN it 11EILLT, oce , MEDICAL KOTICE. : DR. IIUTCJIIXS0N, having- avoriated win hin Dr. tittrlKN. late of Indiai.BDoli. will cot tinne the iirat'ticeof medirinr ant surcerv at bis old of ice on Third street, where he solicits a continuance of patron age trnm ins rneiKis ami tue ihuiic renerairjr. iM-tir ttrevn nartnc nerotei exciumre attention w the treataett of rtisexne of th frjre arid Larigsfor rerai years, w ill costimne to treat srn atsrasei wun Bis new Man i trentmeni.wnirn consists (mrineinnrsi in the inhalation of medicated Tatmrs. carrriiic the snediriiM- directly to tlie wat of the dire. One of the him can he found at the office at all hoars of tlie dar and nicht. seprMJttrHm INSURANCE. AGENCY. ALLEN C. IIALLOCK, ; E YA SS VI L LEt INDIANA , UNDERWRITER And General Insurance Agent, and ADJUSTER OF AVERAGE3. tie continnes t lüne rolides from i CLASS ant MOST RELIAI1LLE ivtriii-p . , r, . , l'Sl'MtH several FIRST AMEs IU THE COl'STRT, OX LAX AHB riSt mui. II will also receive applications for I4FB I.CRAKCE. trr Tie will also attend to the ADJTETME5T OF I.iiSES of ervry description. utMler policies fmsn other aaencie, atid fctteiwl to tlie srttlean-nt of all matters connected w ith 1 n.iuraitce, for parties intere4ea. Iiis lonp experience as an Insurance A rent, has made him familiar with all sul jecU connected with the sub ject of InKurance. 'ap-js.-ly HARDWARE & CUTLERY. Frign. and Iometticf ' , Mi. L(i, Trace ami Halter Chain t Xaih, )&, Ares, Hatchttt, ' J'lanst, Scvthety Crcullet, Raie$t SnMitht, irl-$,' Scales. Shortls, Spadtty Grtnilstonts, Lck$y Latctst . Anftirs. Chiteh. Lnfii4 Glasses, , . ItUs, Guns, Pistols, k Fancy Goods ALSO ; AGEXT8 FOR ROSTOV DELTtXG CO. BABCOCK ft SONNTAG. ap27 " Water street. Eranarille, Ind. 40 BOXE-J X a, in catties, Don Jnan. mys J.S. UlrCKACKEN. JTST RECEIVED. Ohxs Star Candles. 4) do Ap do 23 do Prime W. R. Cheese-. In store and for sale by WHEELER h RIGGS. V1R!V, CORX AXD OATS.H 9 forvaleny Z.II.COOKkSOX. FisniFisnü A irood retail aorrment of Mackerel; ' - W0 lbs. Choice Codfish, in store and for nleby SAM. VlCKERT, aufl Corner of Main aud Second strtets. FIGS AAD ÄAIgI.lütrwiTedhrn '". TESTET & SOßESSON.

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C. - CAHP,....w..w.: P. T. LOCK woo 9. Cs D. CAMP c CO., , - N Wholesale an4 BetaU Dealers in Hats, Caps9 Ladies9 Dress FHrs, BUFFALO ROBES & HATTERS' FURS, PLUSHES AND TRIMMINGS. - WKSTTHIIID STREET, OPPOSITE TUE BCKNKTT HOUSE, - ' t CIXCINXATI, OHIO. ITfThe attentton of .Merchants ana dealers of EvansTille and vicinity are Invited to our new Kali and Winter Stock, f'-elüi conti. lent that our facilitie. br liaria a resident Partnerin New York, who takes everv adrantage of the market the ear through, enables us to oner more tnan oruinary tnaacements to rash and proippt time bu vers. ; . v. ur i ne nietiewt casn price paid for American Furs. augitsua-awis MALTBY'S FRESH OYSTERS 1AM now receiving dal'y MALTBY'S unrivalled and cek-hrated choice Planted Baltimore Ovsteni. aud am prepared to otter the trade such Induct-menu tor me enure nmra as nave never eu onere! In this market heretofore. A constant daily supply always on hand, so that dealers and families cai.4ain a any time during the season thosecboice Ovsters. in cans and half cans and in the shell, warranted fmh and swset, and very superior in flavor and quality. Terms cash. And none but bankable money r-ce,red. A. KLKT7.. ecttytf . Sots Abkkt for Evansvilke. . ' Great .Alarm About Town BOUT money matters and had tobacco, bnt T. Tent deich k Bros, hare rvceivol some of the best chewing iotmcco that evsr was sold in ourcitv. Ther have all the best brands ef Virginia totsicro. Give them a call and convince yourself. They also have one hum (red thousand oi ute i best Havana cigars. Oct-lith. ! AOAZINER. If Waverlv Magatine for October; Knickeroocker do .: Putnam . de - New York Journal . do Harper de Oody'sLsdy'sBook do Grahim do Kallou's Monthly -do Schoolfellow - do Mrs. Stephens' Illustrated MontMr, at oct7 . E. J bOUELLS. TTTPPER LE AT ITER. 3 SiSes rood Upper Leather In store and for eaporcah, . Iseptal PRÜ8TO.N BROS. nBAN!DRAX!IlRA.t jmi busUcls Uran rcct-il er Rallftad bv Z. 11. COOK & fcOX. COAL FOIl SAUB. . H IIAVE IU bushels of Csnal Coal, which I will iL del verat cent per bucliels to anr Place la the cuy . Appiy at my oince on nira streef , next loor to Esq. Walker. notMm GrO. WOLKLIN. apiuAii.- - a Mats Cinnamon; ,. l.VMI Assortol hue Clears Jnst rcrelrnl and for "V . . i. at 1. 1C.1MAA. ft W Codfuhjor sale by 1 ictl4 x.rr.cooK sox. WOOUE.V IlO LS, dte. 1UU NeU W tHHlep Koals; I dosen 4b Trays; do As'J Chnrus: i9 do Kollin fiiist 2$ do Maliters, j ust received aid for sale by WANTED. . A GOOD FRESH MILCH COW, for which cash .will tie vaid. Enquire at this office. V. 8. MAIL PASSKXUEn PACKET. EVANSVILLE. Paducnh and Cairo racket J. II. DOH. I). B. lltrron cowin.aixler. knives KvaunTillverr M-iiiLir and Thurlar at HnVl.a li MM aiTirliis at radncah at o o'cl.nk A.M.. Cairo at Ii o'clock Tuesday and Kridiy. Ketur&inr, leares Cairn erery Tuesday ami Friday at T o'click, 1. M,and 1'aduuth eTerr W einend v and Saturday at oVlix4c. A. M.eounuctinc at Kransville with the Tansrille and Crawfnrisrillt ltailnid,ai)d Tarkeu forCtreen Hirer: also connecting at Smithland with Cumberland Hirer rackets, and at I'aducih with Tenneüsee Rirer 1'ack. eU; at Cairo with Memphis. New Orleans and t. Louis racKets. ucket can ne v-tamea oa Duaratbc boat lor all Eastern and W esters cities. soiasooiecopy. un. - - REMOVAL OF V , - WHOLESALE HARDWARE CnARLES S.WELLS. FIRST ST., aetweea Main and Sycamore, " EVANSVILLE, IND. ' ' . I 8ITALL REMOTE my Lato and kkcebtlv rvacHAsaa stock of HARDWARE, CUTLER V, Ac, . ahont the 15th of November, 1"57, to the atwr a so coaaoDiors SToaa (built aisl arranred expressly for my business) oh the upper side of First street, (be tween Mala and Sycamore) next door to Messrs. Keen ft Preston, and immediately opposite Messrs. J.1I, MagheeteCo. ' ' With ample room, No. 1 facilities roa bctina cheat, the best selected and most completely assort 4 stock In the city, together with promptners Industry, aud fair dealing, I trust my efforts (past and future) will be mutually advantageous to myself and my rapIdly increasing list of customers In the city and country.. My , . . ' ' -'.- , English and German Direct Importations, are rery large. These, with my large orders to Ansa ican MisiracTCEKBS (first bands) enable me to meet successfully any fair and honorable competition akvwhebs in the Wasf and also East, by adding simply, expenses of delirery la Eransrill I un hesitatingly state that I car and will demonstrate to any country merchant, who will bring me his Eastern Inrolce and freight bills, that I can and will sell him a bill of HARDWARE as low as any Eastern Jobbing House, with expenses to EransTille consider. This is no idle boast. I am fully prepared to d'A hat I say, or forfeit tbe said merchant's board bill at his hotel, during a reasonable stay in EvansTille. In my stock may be found a complete assortment of Tfrs. American dc English Hardware, Cutlery, Files, and Edge Tools, Gans, CZnn-Darrels and Cinn Trimmings, Tinner' Tools, Wire, Rivets, Kettle Ears, Japnn'd and Stamped Tinware, aVc. ljjf ! I am also Aoeht for VULCANIZED RÜDBER BELT1.U A.D PACRIXU, (made by hew York Belting Co.,) which will be sold at lowest Cincinnati prices. Also, A est for superior . . PLATFORM SCALES, r and all other WEIGniNQ MACHINES. , ROW OPEM.VU. lQOdpt.Tf ells' CHuntV) Llppincott ft Collins' Axes; iO " Grain Shovels, ShoTeU and fpmles; 25 " (Sausage) Meat-CuUers and gtuftiTs; -and erery descriptiou of SEASONABLE HARDWARE. ' : MERCHANTS A TRADERS, Store-Boatmen, fee., of Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois and Tennessee, are earnestly Invited to give my stack a careful examination, assuring such parties that their memorandums and orders shall be filled, and shipped promptly at . "matl Pre-flte for Quick Retsarns." : Five percent, will be allowed on assorted bills for Cash, or if paid in 3P days from date of purchase. Thankful for past favors. I trust OL ard sew feies will often look la at the , . 'new headquarters; First street, opposite J. II. Machee it C.s. , . . CHARLES . WELLS. " EransTille, Ind., If or. Uth, 157. dk wSmo, , , CLOAKS ! CLOAKS ! ! : VEEY LATEST STYLES.' ALSO BROCIIJ, STELLA AND WOOL SHAWLS, ECEIVED THIS AV, ASD WILL BE SOLO AT CSCIOALLV LOW PRICE . J. OAK.LSJL& SOX, ' aept29-ln First street, Foster's Block. BOOTS AND SHOES. rSESH ABRIVALS AHO PAILV ADDITIOX1 DIIECT! Warranted Uood or tko Money Refunded Deal Exclusively in Boots k Shoes. OUR Sprl" n Summer purchasers are now to hand and ire for sale cheap for eatOu We hare a yerr large assortment of every variety of BOOTS, S1I0E3 and OA ITERS of every size ami style. Country Merchants wanting extra sire can be supplied on the most reasonable terms. Our Goods are direct from the Country Manufacturers, and many ot our sont are manufactured expressly fur us. Give our stock an examination before bnying elsewhere. McREA it WELLS apS7 First street, Foster's Block.

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i Ü. U'ltlLEY & CO., out BITS BLICH aa Storage, Forwarding & Commission General Eailroad, Steam and Express Agents, sricut assxti roa rsartttvasia asLaoaa m UATIX0 fitted op a mammoth Vbarf-Boat, the largest on the Ohio Kirar, in the most nliar.tial manner, we are iceparert to lacuiiate wim nw dijialch all goods entrusted to onr care, either by Hiver. Kail road or t anal wunoni oeiay oreipo- . sure., &c, rarttculxr attention win ne pasi w Keceiv is", Storing and For aril in g; and also to I ha' sale ' nv Froduce consigned to as, and all orders' pmt& .v tilled. P. G. O'RILBT returns his sincere thsnks to his ttumerot frietnts fur their former r"irorjae,and re spectfully solicits a oeritinuai.ee of tbe same, wbicm win r amy reciprorsiefl. A Store Room, well sc wiled, will be kept tor the emmmotlation of boats, ard their orders carefully CM-" ed. , P.O.O'KILKYtiCC. MANSION HOUSE, : , OWENSVILLE, INDIANA S. F. Wll0., Proprietor. (Former Proprietor ef Uanslon House, Princ-t. sepf9 6m ' City Orders for Sale! A T the store of KRATZ & I1EILMAX. Octfct-3ut. nARPERS Mscaxinelor Noresaber Just received1' and fur sale hy T. CO! V X GTON . . UctXJ. . . HARPER'S MAGAZINE, for OCTOBER. JnsV ree'd and for sale hy T. CO.NYNÜTÖS. . 3RKSII Lobster Salmon and Mackerel, in 1 M V ? S cans, for sale at Z. 11. COOK & SOX'S. For IlenU TWO neat, entnfortaMe, roomy Ilooses Sn a fcod neU'hhorhood, in the upper part of the city. Apply to J. II. lltUUKS, ooU7-tf Ket dovr to Branca Babk. ' Doors, Saab and Blinds. WMJ E have in store a large and coaaplete stock f all sices Raised and hunk Pan net t Plain and Moulded Doors; all sises Window sash plain and check rail tall sixes WiiiSosr Blinds, wkh rollins; slats made from Ute heat clear Pine kiln driedsoned. aud wttump sot to hiw, for salecheap for CASH, by GEO. FOSTEU St CO. ort II - - t"H)KFKE AND KICK. J a ll-ifs Choice Kin Cnfleet - t Tierces ltice, jt received hy and; . .VICkEUY &. JOHXSTOX. SFOAR. 15 Illsls. fair Surar, Jnt arrire! and fr sale by seytltt WJUtELKK Si H1UUS. 1 85 7. 18 57 FALL GOODS! TITE iuscrihers are now receiving their large and complete assortment of BOOTH AND SHOES, embrarfng every variety of Ladies Flaia GAITERS lanues-1 ipel t'Ai i r.K: , lies' I11UI1 null1! Lailies donle sole Walking SHOES ith or without heels. Misses' AITERS, plain and tip'd. with or witnout neeis. .- Genu' BOOTS, BROOASS,ke. . "We keep on hand all kinds sf Boots ami Shoes, to fit' all sorts and sizes of feet, and ask the dear people to gtvetbesa au examination before buy big elsewhere. jicitl.A si. n Liibs, sept2l First street, Foctcr'i Block. LATEST ARRIVAL AT THE ' WESTEKiU STAR ' m arc lev y. M AXCFACTU REK AND DEALER IN CLOTH ENG. , AXD Ft7RNISIII.G GOODS, HAS Just received and is now opening a couipletwi assortment of , FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, consisting of all sorts of Orrer-nats, Pants and Tests. Phirts, Drawers, Comforts, IlanlLen liit-f. Hats and Cap. 1 ranks and Valine, and Invites the pulaic Iocs 1 1 an t examine his large ard well selected s ce . To keep up the reputation of the MWestera 3ar, I. shsll only try to sell the best of articles at th very lowest twice, and make carmrnts to onier at the shwlrest notice, on the most reaiotiuMe terms. , , MARC LETT, ' At the TT entern Star, corner of Main and Sycamore sts umler the favtiiou Hotel. . st-pu-i:i arsssr sc BARRRLS Lakefalt k ji Mils Ksnahwa do for sale at tha lowest. market vrice. by . iocUTJ Z II. COOK k POM. RUSE?. Ffr Tamsrinds Tearl Barley, Pplit res, atf..t'y qciii t. II. t'(N)K Ay fco.N. JLi. PLASTER PARIS, - CEMENT, LIXJ'EET) oil, . ... . . TLKPENTTXE, 'J , . WIH. .. '. CLA.., raMsIaes.) ' ilAIl.S. For banding purposes; for rale at tbe lowest nitfor cash, by loctUl . OEO, F-fcTKK A; CO. Pittsbarsh Money. . npjIE tusperMtcd Hunks of rittsburrh rereired at - M pari on payment of debts, or bought t a dimunt. for oi.it. new 8A51UEL OUR. !TEW look by ttie author of Lamplighter . MAUEL VAUOII.N. A splendid book. At . J. DO BELL'S . octU mjEW BOOKS! TVEW BOOKS!! IM I rhdi leaves. Fanny Fern's new book; Ma-el Vauhgu; Moss Side; Spurgeon's third volume; Rose of Ashurst, and all other new bnotr rer'4 oc B. J. IK) DELL'S. BOOTS AND SHOES, A ITERS, MI? 3ES' SHOES ASD TnB fl. Mt UMitnert of Leather and Kimtinn ever brought to this tna.1t et. Just rerv-lved l-y Railroad. Tna entire stork was iurrhiised in the Eat, and is of the latent st vies, l'lnladeli-hia made Ladies' Shoes of all kinds, with ChiMreu's Shoes, all sizes and patterns. 1 bare thus Notice that I have the be tot sf French Calfskins everhroarht to Oils market, which I am prepared to make up at prices which will do With all competition. Ladies and Oentlemen, who want a superior article la tbe Boot and f. hoe Und wil do well to call at - : JOHN RAfiCH'S, &eeead Street below Slala, :1IT N' "''L1! IXD sab. ATA U 3 M E. HAVIXO returned to remain but short time, ther sulnrrilier wonld respectfully Invite those wh Biav desire his an istic services to mske it known with out delay, as he has rails a rad tliat should not boreelected. A rd likeness wsrranted, either frora life or a pood Ihnmrrem or A mtrotyi picture. 8tuti first floor a'xre ami entrance through thwstore of A . C. Bushee. See sreinens. sepCl-lw T110S. B01XDEXTER. . IQIEIT Cottersand Sa usare St utTers st retweodli ill. Ibices at MALDKIRCH'8. RAISINS, CurranU and Cltronj tr m1ey octll Z. 11. COOK &. SOX. POTATOR. Vrt u-.ih.-ts r.ittra Potato steamer Di tmond ry 2 Jn rwlved per II.COOKdt.eON. iTEW Km AR AXD MOLAPSES.Lm JustCKived, butli cbic- nnlity, fur sie by-' . UovJt GILBERT At BOWLES. Oa 8)camore near Water. . COAI FOR SALE. WR hare on han't and are constantly leeelrlngcoal of an exteUentiiuality from upthvranal which we will leliver in any part of the city at lue. Orlen left st Jane Lauehlin's wan-houss, or at thoeffice Vf 'axhan Rowley will rrmsntlr attended to. KQWLE . It. AMORT. OXIOX.- ' ' ' .vi lliixhel Prime Potato OnktJnt rerelredl and for sale ry Z. II. tXKJK 4c SON. JITST RECEIVED. flApair I'olisbed tfieel Fire Setts; Fine Brass Fire Sets : Sft0do, 1 " Common Iron Firs Setts; Coal lll. Fine Ct-al assr Fire Ima Sta-Mli;-60 gtrtnrs Sleigh Be4 sr BABCOCK k S0NTA0. "TATA COFFEE.a! 60 rackets Prime Old noverntnnt Jsra CofTee forsalcby loctai WHEELER & RIGGS.