Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 13, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 7 December 1857 — Page 2

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MONDAY MORNING DEC. 7.1 THE FUGITIVE blAVK CASK, Which has been under investigation and caused a goo-J deal of excitement during the week at Indianapolis, was decided on Friday, by the U. S. Commissioner grant ing a certificate to the claimant of his right to the slave, and directing; the U. S. Diputy Marshal to summon a posse and carry the slave beyond the limits of Indiana and deliver him t his owner. The Commissioner held his functions to be merely ministerial ; that be had no power to enquiie into the slave's rights to freedom, for those were questions for the courts of Kentucky ; his duties were confined to an enquiry as to the personal identity of the slave, and the evidence having established that fact, he was compelled to order him to be delivered up to the claimant. The U. S. Marshal, baring fears that an attempt would be miJö to rescue the black, summoned a posse of forty men to help guard the fugitive. Immediately after the decision of the U. S. Commissioner was announced, & writ of habeas corpus, issued by Judge "Wallace of the Comman Pleas Court, was served on the U. S Marshal, ordering him to bring the fugitive before that court. The Marshal obeyed the writ, and answered " that the U. S. Commissioner had issued his certificate to him giving him tho custody of the negro West or Weston for the purpose ol delivering him to his cUimmt, Austin W. Vallandinouam, in the Stato of Kentucky, and presented his authority from the Commissioner for uavmg vuoMwji ... vp. , for the negro moved to qmsh the Marshal's return a insufficient. The court adjourned till Saturday to hear the argument. Thomas D. Walpole, attorney for the claimant, advised the Marshal to disregard the writ from Judge Wallace, and it was supposed the advice would be followed, and considerable excitement 1 ras caused by the threatened conflict of jri.sdiction ; but the Marshal thought proper to yield obedience to the ma idatcs of the State court, and all difficulty was avoided. . ... While these proceedings were in progress in relation to the slave, his master, Dr. Vallandixoiiam, was on trial before the Mayor for kidnapping the ' negro which had just been adjudged as his slave by the U. S. Commissioner. This case is still undecided. The State Journal, which appe irs to exult in these complications and conflicts of jurisdictions, wliich are alarming in their consequences ana Und to destroy the respe and thority of the courts, says there U to be e a . .u . .1 nit :n i mnra fn ra rflf Ihlt tllA M-IPAI Will W aa.w.w t -.-jw. ..... - arre.sted oh soon as his case is ended, for ..taartalnJnfha'bidnnmnrr'rh- .nd of course, a set otT suit will be found to operate on the claimant. It Is further stated that if the ncro is not discharged on the habeas corpus, as is very unlikely, be will be arrested on a charge of steil in;; the hors3 on which he attempted to escape the other day. Altogether there don't appear to bo any immediate prospect of a complete termination of the business. If all -eal hindrances fail there will be no resort to force, or any illegal means of rescuing the negro, so far as we can Judge. Burulary. The residence of CiiasEabcock, Esq , was entered on Saturday night by burglars, who show as much boldness as skill in their operations. On the evening previous there had been a family party and the rooms more exposed to view from the streets than usual, with the family plate upon the tables, and seen perhaps by the thieves, they were tempted by tho sijjht to get possession of it. On the family's retiring, tho houso was closed with unusual care, and the valuables carried up to Mr. B.'s sleeping apartment. During the night Mrs. II. saw a figure glide stealthily into the room, and on speaking to her husband, it vanished, lis appearance and disappearance was so sudden and noiseless that both thought it could be but a creature of tlia brain in slumbers disturbed by the strong cotfee and excitements of the evening, and therefore turned to sounder sleep and let it escape. In the morning, several of the outer doors and windows, which had the night be ore been so securely fastened, were found wide open, and at one of the windows were trark.s of the thief, the marks where he had broken it open, and the mud from his feet where ho had clambered in ; matches and a half smoked cigar were left in the hall where he had used them. On examination not a single article of value was missing. The plate, of which there was $1)00 worth, was probaMy the o jeet of the enterprise, and being defeated in that, by the wakefulness of the lady, the thief thought other things unworthy of his notice, before leaving the premises, in wanton boldness, he threw open the windows and doors of all the lower apartments and gave them a thorough airing. OCT" The trial of Hull for the murder of Dr. Taylor at Caseyville, Ky before the extnt'n ng court, was in progress at the lust ncrounts. An array of legal talent was ttuployed on both sides, and strong efforts were being made to make ou:a case of justifiable homicide. 157 The Hon. O. II. Smith's book, entitled ltarly Reminiscence ot Indiana." will soon I issued: makin; a volume of 600 Dutres It will find readers in every village of the

Marine Hospitals. la the retrenchment reforms which Secretary Cobb contemplates, an effort will be made to closa Ter iftan cf? the Marine hospitals, which are iound to be the ecca sion. of Ter hear and useless expenditures. Most of them have been built for the purpose of distributing the public expenditures over all parts of the country

where any plausible pretence could be bhown lor making a public disburse nient. Many of the Marine hospital?, it U said at Washington, have not during the Year as many DatientS as federal Ola- - " I cers attacked to them, inese latter draw high salaries from the treasury without giving the slightest approximate return for them. Is there not some fear that our Institution may come under the hand of reform, and the supplies from two or three public teats be cut off? It is said "letrenchmcnt and reform" will be demanded in every branch of the gor . . . . I rnracnt. liut tna people nave, icarnt 1 - from past experience that there are "de-1 mands" that are not always executed. J I THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS. Mr. Buchanan has been tempted by the same flattery of falte hopes that bo e-uiled "Door Tierce" to his falL It is o h im, to prescrre its ascendancy and ........ tv . . . , , . e will sink like Tierce, into a helpless mhe strument in the hands of the violent facnn f v.,u;nr Kn ftp tV.w r,aw v. " J I used him, will contemn him and cast him s.Je Dcm0CIltic jn lhls .,, . firm ,n,i m,nU State hare assumed a firm and manly position, in which the Slate Sentinel takes the lead. The following extracts show the tenor of its articles: "It is aid that tho only tpicst'ion at issue, that of slavery ,i:i tihnuttcd to tho people for their rejection or adoption. If they have a riirht to voto 011 that isuo, they are equal ly entitled to vote upon tho coiiAtitntion a a whole. It may contain other unaccepta ble provision. It mar do violenco to the sentiment of tho people upon tho question of I bunk tho manner or selecting a judiciary, and many other matters of (rcncral concern. If the constitution wu hubmittcd to a vote of tho people it mizht bo rejected for some nnacceptable provision other than the isue of slavery. It i not the province of Conprees to form a constitution for the people of I a territory to iorco tijn them institutions and a (rovernment in violence to their winhes and will, it U not even for a convention fairly elected br a m.iioritv of th nconle to ay that tlteir work half not bo reviewed and parsed n.on bv those who gave them the duty to perform, much Ichs a body whoe presiding otHcer admit and tells them they only represent a small minority of the people. I lie great twxiy or the democracy or tne North ottcrij re.ndit and comfcinn tho 22. 'SLiSSRP.'ttlJ. ipnrovea without (Join? to justice, to ri;ht and to tbo principle of I mo purir iu power, u is nuv ohiv uuiuir, is I . . . . . . breach or plighted raith, but unmanly to attempt even to force tho constitution of a fuction upon a people to whom fair -dealing has i n.edffcd and a lecrul and fair express ion of their will been pnarantced." ,. ,, .,wk .mobile now snips annuauy uw.uw bales of cotton. The merchant who made the first shipment from that port is now living and in active business. The first vessel he loaded with cotton was a brg nf 1 SOfl HiIpa rannrilw. anil afir r1afain. , r .. ' . t i-i a an ho. naarlv Ihnia mnnlr a at M nrl la in .a.ö... v.,.; ..vv '" a . a L.t atLl complete uer cargo, me wnoie amount, ne could collect was only 1400 bales, and he was obliged to send to New Orleans to get 400 bales to fill her up. Facts like these illustrate in a striking manner the progress of the country. Post Okficb Uobbemes. Thero ip pears at different periods epidemics in peculiar species of crimes. Post Office depredations seem now at least in this St tte the prevailing crime. Wo under stand that eighteen indictments were found at the last term of the U. S. Circuit Court for olTences in this State against the Post Office laws. Only one case was tried, and that was the charge against Dominic Eckest, Post Master at Jasper, in the adjoining county of Dubois, who was arraigned for purloining a letter from his office with a draft for $41, on which he forged an endorsement and passed it. Tho testimony was so conclusive that he phad guilty, and was sentenced to two years' hard labor in the penitentiary. He had previously sustained a respectable character, and Judge IIuxtixqton, in passing sentence, made some eloquent and pertinent remarks upon tho decline of official integrity, and tho terrible consequences to the offender in forgetting the stern principles of rectitude and yielding to the temptations uf avarice. Female Sitf-rage. From 1776 to 1807 the laws of New Jersey allowed fe males the right of suffrage ; and on several occasions it was exercised by large numbers, and in one instance even black females voted. In 18U6 the law was altcreJ so as to restrict the right to white males. 03 Mexico appears to be approaching a final dissolution another revolution is impending, and the restoration of Santa Anna is its apparent object. Comonfort, though he assumed dictatorial powers has not excited them to any effect, and his government is falling into dissolution from inherent weakness. The Treasury is empty, and the most strenuous efforts of the government to rai.se a loan of $5, 000,000 had failed. A large number ol the leading men who were suspected of being adnerents of Santa Anna, had been banished by Comonfort. Eighteen of these expatriated patriots came over in the last steamship from. Vera Cruz to Kew Orleans

certain now that the President has yield- Mich .s have been convicted of hih crime. ta the n wl pr i: coT,"üin r of , 4 ift-i u-4 anl KÄVeK ed to the temptations of the Nailers- l!J1STz SI&SQ who hate lured hhn with the hopes of a right of creditor are not jeopardized; U I'JL fc co'. K SCCOnd tenn-and hare persuaded hi to compel ,o? owner, to treat their 1 1 ATAXp CF-Tn . . tanre Hock and'Ä'lSi'klr&S SCCOna tenn aim 1110 1A,3U''UCU slave with hntnanity, and to provide them J?, illiifi! ' ??!icZ,V.''J? r" mis' s'urs, Vkn.in.CuiTs,Mun,urCale.a.Ki sustain the doinSs of the pro-shvery with nexcary oI and eUinjr .In the ry low prk.es. SÄSSÄrÄfS Convention of Kansas. The Northern Pt'on of -Uvea, except for petit larceny, O'llrfiV.7-- "i".?." IvOnTenUOn Ol lail&aa. AUC the Legislature hall have UO power tO U' V2i" Vufif , . . ., deroIaiMlailk iMmask Curtniu; painle.l.oiiand 1 T"v a-- .loQortinrr hm in a mitt nrive them of trial hv inrv A rxTiin nmti. 1 i.,nUUon Molassea, just lande from pet V ndow rhiMles, Curtain Cord aud TaaM-ta-til Democracy are deserting him in a rnss. Q1,0.1 Ä ft .V "teamer pnm hoau for 7n .i.is;Coates,white,c.i.edandi.iacacotu.nThroi; Iii nartv will bo forced to repudiate ,at,n or "lurJe"n? hve ahull Buffer the U0. FOSTER &t CO. . d.ared carpet chain ; loKinf Khuues ; carpets ; oil HIS pariY Will UO lUrt-CU tu ll.UUUWkO lam ncnsltV ss If tlm AtrnaA liail lm.n ontii. I" I. m.u r., ..., Ar. ?..?.. ..II

KANSAS CO.XSTITLTIO.V.

This famous document, has found its way to the public, without any official authentication ' The following is an abstractor its leading provisions, which we adopt from the New Albany Ledger: The " Ordinance" provides that the State will relinquish her right to tax th U. S. luntis provided longrea will give to her four sec tion.- in every township tor common ncliooi purjKwc., relinquish the right of the government to all mines, pay five per cent, of thu pale of the public land to the State, trive Iier two townships 01 land tor a university,

and each alternate Motion of land tnlj..ffl&KmT0Vm

jour 111 lies iu wiubu tu uunu n rnuruuu. Ths farkvpriinr tit olafviat! fA rwn .- a rt.l r.nnot hold hi offleo more than four in anv I - ... I term or iix year, lie must, be thirty year I of ago, have leen a citizen of the U. S. twen- I tr years, and of the State five years, or from I the adoption of the constitution. lie has the I veto power, bat two-third or the Legislature I Cin PS a bill Over the VCtO. I The Senator are elected for four rears and . 1. r . ... t " . I to meet biennially. It has no twwer to grant divorces or chance names. The first Legis lature is to consut of 4-i Itcpresedtatives and l senator. The Judiciary consists of a Supreme Court, MmniWAl fif AfM fh..t ia.av.1 twat A dn.! .tM j- ir. T. : 7-i. Z'TZZZTT VU9klW VIIVIII Will Ul VUAUIT WUllAf Probate Courts, and Justices of the Peace. Tho Judge, mn elected by the people, bat not nn tin tunic ilw 11 tho mn.r .Ut nn. m held. w The article on Slaverr establishes; slavery and forbids the emancipation of slaves by the Legislature without thu consent of the ownera; no laws shall be passed to prevent the mitted on a tree white person. Tili 1 the article that i to bo pul vote. If a mttjoritT vote 1 sabmitted to popular vote. Jf a mujonty vote for the'contitution without ulavery," it i to bestricken oui aittijreincr. Tho oiialiik-ationa for a tn in m'l n. ship of tho Uni'ed States, residence in the State one year, and in tho county three Ln.th-: The voti.,r i to l by ballot. Tho Lcirisiatnre is prolnbitol frum con trsctinj; a State debt to a greater amount than f 000,01 "J. ... It is made the duty of tho I;isTatnre to eracourajre aud prosecute works of public im provement. Corporations may bo formed under either a trcncrui or special law. Tho lx;gislatiiro may incorporate ban lea of 1 1 a aw B a. a a a a a .1 - 'i aeposit or exctiunffe, out sncii bunks shall not ... - bank Of discount and luo with not more than two brunches, but such act of incorto ration must bo first ubruitted to a vote of the t-coplo. Tho branches arc responsible for each . 1 a a a aa . ouicr liabilities, anu tno tOockhoMcr are individually liable. The State is to have no interest in any bank. Tho Leisiuturo is required to pass laws for tno establishment or common school. . Lccomptoii is to he tho seat of irovernmcnt till two-thirds of the Legislature shall order otherwise. Aliens who are bona fide residents of tho State arc secured in the rieht to hold property. I'roicrty of married women at tho time of tho marriage is to remain her separate property. The Lcpialatnro ahall not, ander any circumstances, prohibit free negroes from living in the State. lZSmrMint aUtfmea to SMS SSf ÄS'Ä'StlÄ The lcclaration of Rijrht guarantees to the alter, reform, eminent in such manner as they may see proper. Article seventh declare that "tho riht of property is before and hiyhtr than, any constitutional. anctir, and tho riifh; of the owner of a slave to mc glare and it4 increase is tho same, and as inviolable as tbe right to any property whatever. The nehcdnlo provides that If the slavery clause bo stricken out, slavery shall not exist n the Territory, 'excett thu that the rinnt of property in staves avic in llu territory shall in no manner It interfered with.'' Under this seventh section and proviso of tho schedule, it I ' contended that the slaves now in tho Ter ritory and their descendants can be held there forever. t37Weare requested to say In reply to I . 1 I J the remarks of our correspondent at Oak ,and, Gibson county, in relation to tho sale "f tho lands by the Straight Lino Railroad, that those lands were transferred by the Railroad Company to tbe contractors in payment of tho construction of the lioad, and that the title is In tho contractors, who took them of the Company at cost. We were in error, therefore, in stating they were sold by order of the Directors. The road, as we understand, had previously parted with all right to and control of them. 27" Five negroes are under sentence of death fcr killing two different overseers on plantations near Natchez Mississippi. In one murder in May last, thrco were cnciiged. They entered tho room where the overseer waa sleeping, aud beat him to death. They then carried the body to tbo woods, and placed it at tho root of a beech tree, throwing on the ground near the spot the dead man's gun and shot p uch. They also saddled LI, horse, led him to the spot, rode hint over the corpso several times and then turned him loose, to create tho impression that tho murdered man while hunting had been thrown and killed by tho horse. They finally made a voluntary confession. The other two waylaid tho overseer on another plantation in the same neighborhood in Jnuo last, and as he was rcttin.ng home from a visit on a neighboring plantation. The mu'dcrcrs pulled him from his horse, beat bis brains out with a club, and sunk the corpse, weighted with a ploughshare and the pea of a pair of scales, in a pond. Here it was discovered, and clues obtained to the murderers, who have just been sentenced to be hong. 137 About a year since, drafts to a large amount were put afloar in several Western cities, drawn by Wm. B. Breck, a private banker at Rochester, New York, on the Corn Exchango Bank of New York city. Several parties were engaged in tho operation, and the drafts were sold on the same day in tho various cities, and of courso were never paid St. Louis, Chicago and Milwankie bankers suffered to tbe amount of some $75,000. Several of the parties were arrested for swindling, but the one who it was supposed was the custodian cf the avails, Tbos. C. Gilman, of Rochester, New York, made his way to Europe. Week before lust be returned, and as we learn from the Rochester Union, was arrested on a warrant aa a fugitive from justice in Missouri. IIoos. Two hundred and fifty hogs were slaughtered on Thursday at Vincennes, which averaged 135 lbav, which were bought f ,r $t net. Nothing was done on Friday and Saturday. In SL Louis, on Friday 800 head averaging 230 lbs. were sold for f 4 75 net; 155 hogs, averaging 200 lbs., were taken at 4 50. At Terre liaute, there Is no settled price, and as lar as we are able to learn, f 4 seems to be tbe sum offered it may reach $4 50. Sellers want more, and buyers stand ofi.

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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. !

RATES. . One square, (ten lines or lea), one time, t Wcts. i nree times. ; : is : : : : : : 91 ( One week, t : t : : : : : t ; t : 1(0 Two werks, iitltttttttilftd me month, ; 1 1 1 t : 1 1 i : 1 1(110 Three months, 1 : ! : t 1 : : s : :1m six months, 1 : s t : : : v: : 10 00 One year, it::::::: : : 15 00 tlT niwrount on larrer advertisements. t if Cards of six lines or under, 10 per annum. ...... m 1 lit 1 . w w xo "tiiiioruia advertisements received. SOAP ASD r. i.i Boxes Mar Camllei; 10 d Adamantine Candies; 25 do No. I Soap; 10 4o Pal. 8D. just received from the man T uw sacks and S W'J?: mhithms tfTIk fir n 1 VICKEKY k J01INST0N. sTOHX MKAL.. 23 f. trtuhets fnh (ronn'1 new on hand und for mle f lt KtUV Ii JUU.NSTO.N. AIOI.ASSES.-' 11 lWiol.j.and.yhairils.pitoe,Justrewivedper yStl a - mvv-m hr OEORGE FOSTER & CO. On Consifjiment for Sale Low lo CIos lrdoseu Ke.l Uaekets; 200 do Ked and Blue Buckets; V.ti do lancv Bucket; 100 do Assorted Tutwi W Neit Tttl S Inch, 10-4 recHred and for sale by IYCrKWIIB.lT FLOCR.1 li)i U li UDerior Pennsylvania Inat rre!vfd and atuv ivw w wn woaiannirni "y lt.i. eaiu Iva cotton has: 201) linen bug, j ust received and f r wtle low by w a f a mi tl a. ma W.U. AiaUU. ti LU. U0ST0N BELTLG COMPANY, MAXI FACTUKEI13 OF MACHINE BELTING, STEAM PACKING, ": ENGINE HOSE, AMD ait OTHta AiTtcLts or Vulcanized India Rabber, osed for Mechanical and Maua faclurln Purposes. HAllCOCK atSONaVTAfl, a narmr. m..n . AbtiMlörUK LllMrAJXY ivirrii TPrrr rvivtrn i l ivn 'I Thi experletice of the lat ten years' has Jutly g-aineritbe eiifitvnca of th conouaiera; ihU, Utreth. wi wm a1 iniinuiriiu in i ne uuniiiy, warrants I .1.. i . . i . . .i l.Mthr,.ra.iyth:nirel,f.rall open Kelts; id from their kmc ex perienre and superior machinery, authort . a St. . a . . . a ta . ; . . . . aiic uioiiui iurrn in usrninn ui ue superior tu iL . .l-' - t - I I . a a. B "T ,":u ' auperioriiy irer ihm ti an I kthr nianufai'lnrM.: atnuiai ! mnr. ..f. A kl..a. i 1" . . . nB..K. . . wma.n. .mil. 1 1 niri fai niann iwi linn m .aiuitiidtiM...!. a a i . I New LncUnd Mates ran be found at the a.vi.La. A larce aMrtnient always on hand, and furnished of (iven lengin at snort uotxe. . dee-tr NOTICE ITS hereby riven that on Wednesday evenlnr. TW Ai I, at ; o'cl elc, P. !., th-re w.ll he a mt-etiiia; at in .ianie 11 111,111 r.Tarisvuir, hit me purpose r elictin thre Trustees of the Unitarian n-iety of Kv:uiville. A full meeting of all the friens of the caie i.rvaet4 11 order of the CoiniuiUea. uaciim Brillinnt Prospectus! roiiTH TIltOrTHI Cosmopolitan Art Association. thi raaocs DC.SSEl.DOnP ; illehy op faistixus, rUUCHASED AT A COST OP DlXl-flUO! rovvKaa woauo acaowaco ititci or thi GltEKK SL.AVK! Re-fOrchaieil for six lhoustn.1 dollar., with if vera! huixlrt! aner wurlc of Art. in I'aintiiiir, sculptura) a iiti itrunsrs, cuwpriaw ma aciniuaiaa tob: aaiaructl totbeiuriKcriiiersuf the Coaiaapolltaa Art Aasoclatlon, who uMCriie before th 2th of January, 1?5, at uku uuit uic aaarvi win iaae puace. Ttaas or scascaimoa. Every luliavrilier of thrr dollar I eutitled to A C"iy f tue large aiil spleinlut -"teel Kn (ravin g, entitle.! MMairKT DTi.r."al to A copy uf ilia CusaiupuliUu Art Journal one year, au A certificate Jn the award of Fremiura, also A free a Iiuimioii to the Piuaeltlurf aud Cosmopolitan Uatllrriea. Thus it U .teen that for every three dollars paid, the UDaKTiittT ihk win j rerajiTes a SI'LKNDID TURKK IULLAIt ENGRAVING! but, also, the beautifully illustrated TWO DULLAIlAHTJOin.VAL, 1 YEAR. Each uscrilier is alo presvnte.1 with a Certificate Id the AwtrJi of IVeiaiuias, y which a valuable work of Art. in Fainting or Skulptur, mar he reclved in addition, thus jiving to every suSscrilier an equivalent to the vUuo uf live dollars, and a Cer ti'iciue grat.a. Auy wueof iheleaeinf 13 Magazine! is furnished, instead of I'.n graving and Art Journal, if aleir?d. Nat pt-ru la restricted lo iufle liare. Those taking II v. niein'icrship, remitting Sisare i nulled to an extra Kiiirrav.nr, and six tickets. I'ull particul.urs of the Association are given in the Art Journal whk-h contains over sixty splendid Eugraviug, price any cents per nuraoer. :pecinien copies will be sent to all persons who desire tu subcrti,on receiptor nve ymvtge stamp, (Scents t Addres C. L- tiKUUV, Actuary C. A.A. c. j. uuur.L.1,, lion sec y tor cvaiisville. deci-tf 8E.D OR IT. 'HE mot superb illustiated Magagineever pnhm lihl in America, is tin Decemlier numlier of tne l onvlitan art Journal, containing i.T.t sixty splendid engravings and giving full pcirticulars of the oeiienu oi ine aj-minopouuui art Association, two dollars a year; single copies fifty cents, ."petimen copie will he sent to all per his who wish to suhsrrilar, on receipt of live poMag-i MaoiiM, (IS cents eeatvertiieinent hea-lel "itrillUnt Pro?pectus,ln tois iatr. t. L. ucniii . Actuary t . A. A., iP llrvway. New York. X..J. injiE.i.iMiion. sec y ror Cvaasville. lect-tf FIRE COlirAXY'S ANNUAL BALL!! AT THE OLD II it E .VERY, Oa .Monday Evenlnf .December 2H, 1 857. I1IE L'NION FIRE COMPANY, in accordance J. with their custom, will give Uieir Annual Rail, at the Old Rrewery, on Monday evening, the Snh. i KKets can ue ootaine! or t lie Ji.nm per. M. 51 L'LUAL'sEN, President. uso. n otrLix, ffemrtary. Managers. aao. vrot.rt.ift, m. MrLHtcits, J. BASMKTTKI.L, a. BOWK a, WM. RKITZ, J. KOLS, dcc:d 4. a. aarrz. D.WCI.NG LESSORS. PROFESSOR LIPPAKD, is at the City Hotel, and wishes to form selvct clauses (or iiiatruction lu Dancing. II teaches all the moat fkshiouaiile and modern styles of tiie art. lie will be pleased to have thiwe who desire to form classes, call upon him at the Hotel, ana he will himself call upon the citi aus generally, to make airaiifeiuejits with such parents as may desire to have their children perfected in the graceful aud necessary accomplishment of dancing- d:i-tf THAT GUM BELTING ! ! I rIO refute utterly statements made in an advertise. A to etil in another CjIuiuu, aiauiit the "New York Belting Co 's" Vulcanized Rubber Ueltiug and Packing, it is only necessary to say, that the editors of "TUB SCIENTIFIC AMERICA.X," In a long and elaliorate article in their columns (which every reader of that invaluable paper lias aeeu) recommends the New York Belting Co's Belting ahove all ottiers, and ty way of a clincher they state that they ue it on all their prtases and machiuery . This Company is wealthy. aud lam authorized to guarantee the articles made by them equal, if not superior to any oilier make. TLe rapid sole of the New York Belting to our largest machinists, mills, and factories (to men who are judares and cannot le deceived is sufficient evidence of its value, hut theteatimony of the eimtitie Aoaer icau caul ie set asidt by a dipuragu.g competitor. "NufTced." J u.t opening tte eighth shipment to me cf Belting since suiuiner. forsile at Cincinnati prices. CHARLES . WELLd. New Store. aecs Opposite J. 11. Alaghee Ii Cn. TO TAX PAYERS. nplIE second Installment of the Taxes ts now due, I and Taxpayers are requested to come up apd settiepromptly, or the whole amount will be required to iae pvid at once. To secure the indulgence granted by the Council, the conditions odVred must be promptly Complied with, deci-tf. OEORGE WOLFLIN. City c!. THE PRECEPTS FOR IMPROVEMENTS. I II B precepts for the cost of Improvements on lots A are in my hands for collection, and if not prompt ly paid, I shall be obliged to enforce them according to liw. GEORGE WO LI' LIN t Col. BUS.- " 1WI Kegs assorted tiles, Jost received per steamer hy Z. U.. COOK & fcON. nprns, tteSO dos. aanrtd TahtV i.NesUTuh J inch; 9) do do 8 inch; 60 doa. Backets, Just received and for sale by v I. U. COOK i 8ÖJT.

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J. C F LE AG LER'S Obi- Locast, scar geroa St., KvasisvIUe, I 'MIE suhdcrihers have opene4 anew Meat Shop. I I in GiUUelfr Building on Locust near SeconJ street. wlaetvUiey will kerpsreonstuntsttppiT ur excel leiii Bftl, Jlntlrvn, Fork, an other yarietie of Meat anil foatltry. al so, food Lanl. Sanssf s, and when it can I tirucured Uame. The sho will be onen dnrinar the Am v. und ntmiliesoHi bare their meau M-nt home when they acsire u iy senaing in weir nruers to tne np. noriu J. U. I I.EAULKKsi CU. Books, Books. WTIIEX in the coarse of human erents it heII emnea neceMtrv. M that w ahnnlil InnVlln hom iuanurcturinr, thue wanting Booksofany kind itounn. or ttMnk Umks ruiel to pattei M. LISDSET OlINSON'S Book Bin Jet to suitth taateand Caocjr. Call and see. gXTRA IIAM8.aJ liiOuirkv Extra Snsar Cured ITamsatlSVrenLi per ns. rr sale xj i.u. tvU& k fcU.M . FOR KENT, OFFICES and pleasant Rooms for Bachelors In th Tawcoud tlonr or Alarble IX Baiklinr. Knnnira 1. A. LAH KtMK. SPLENDID STOCK OF DOd.o! t VIT BXCXITZD AXD FOB SALB BT Ja Sa HOPKINS. aSBaTVS of the best selected BtarkaofUrv Omli rn ß broocht in this market: consistint:. iu uirt uf PLAIN AND FIGURED MERIXOKS, riillM Al rlULKKU LI STKCKi 1 I .1X1 . fkK.lj'-1l'l.-l. t'S a .Ai .i ..a rav.aaxr.a'pa bnoi PLAIN AND FlUL RKU ALL WOOL UELAINS audCASuMlKES, A rod stock of kklic'and mlatea' Shawls. Cloaks. screens. Ketail stocK of Boots and Shoes. dit do rf lUu, Capo and Men's Clothlnf. Brown and White Linen Tairie Covers; footted ami ..to aio 4o do Mea inn Shirts and Drawers for ladies and rentlemm. Cloatt TA.scU;:i0ot SoamleM mgi-for heat. All or wbaca 1 will avUcheaD tor cash. ocUl J .HOPKINS. WAXNT FEItNH new book New supply at lortlJl K. J. DO BELL'S. tWMIAKEIt BKOOMS. QUAKER Br.OOMS. l0d.aiiakllnM.ma-thelrlnnr-fnr1hy septiw sa.m. uiklhi. sept 10 MATTIX0. 100 UUi-s Cannelton No. ljurt received and for aaie ny PKESTUN llltO. T9UTTER, LARD AXD EGOS.I M3 vu hani and for by AM. VICKERT. " I ZASTB CURRANTS. öt lbs very choice, for sale ry octii S. E. GILBERT CO.:

NEW C0DIHUimftL. rg HASÄr'

Kile by novlrt Sycamore st. TIIH First Arrival for this Reason. 'WO Dt f rrtiuine lnliana It. V. Flour received er sUatner Diamond in Ij and 3d fi az rereivd an 1 fur sale only forcah by l.L D. II E IM AN. V. bi imix- I laroHurc Cheese; t tags fepper; 5 lag Al.tpice: SCuses No. 1 Nutmegs Just r reived and for aale I.k IKI1E1MANN. y iriAEatn.bou I'ure Cider Vinegar warranted, for a by 4 ai. .uif a. NEW LUMBER YARD, Corner of Main and Eighth Streets; EV.WSVILLE, IXD. WE are now oBcring ror sale to the city and country trade onr whole stock of Intn'-cr at retail. Having extra facilities frr manufacturing and uyine pine lunler in Pennsylvania, we thioa we can vnrr inouoenirtits lo purensuaers that they cannot find elsewhere In the city. We shall at all time be supplied with a full Mrtment. A I -to, pine shingle and drrased flooring alwavs on hand. Call at the olice on the ahove mr. uovl7-ly WATSON, NEWCEURV & CO. f 2: M choice W. R. and En.lldh Dairy Cheese, just rereivea per steamer uating, an mr mle l y i septa) 8. E. GILBERT CO 1 a JOHH SHAftKLIS FALL AND OSBOBNK BILKV. WINTER wwfE have now InPtorea complete Stock rTFall T ami Winter, 8Uple and Fancy Dry Ooods, which we offer to our citizens and strangers visiting the city at such prices as wl I defy competition. We would revcctful!y call the attention of oar friends and customers, and all persons wanting Dry Goods to eur extensive Stock, consisting in part of the fotlow teg: Cloths, Cassimeres and Tweeds; SattlneU and Ky. Jeana; Blankets and Flanuels; " English, French and American Prints; Striped and Plaid 31. De Lalns and Silas; Ginghams, De Rages and Poplins; Bay ail ere all wool De Lalns; Plain DeLains and Shepherd's Plaids; Alpacca, Eng.ih and French Slerlnocs; Squ.ire ami long wool shawls, Stella shawls and scarfs, Droche shawls. Cbeml'le scarfs and gent s shawls, embroideries and white goods, hosiery and underwear, genuine Irish linens, table cloths and lin en camtr C hd'fs, carpets, matting. Boor, table and stair oil cloths, hats and caps, hoots and shoes, umhrellas,trlnimlnsi,8:e. SUANKLIN & KEILLY, octS'Vi MEDICAL NOTICE. DR. IirTCIIINSOX, having associated with htm Dr. ORKEN, lateof Iuiiai.apolis, will continue the practice nf nieificineaud surgcr at his old office on ihmi street, litre ne sol ictu a continuance or patron ace from his friend and the iullic arenerailv. Doctor Ureeu having devoted exclusive after t Ion to the treatment of diseases of the rye and Lungs for several years, win continue to lrfU sucn nii-taes witn Ins new ilan of treatment, which consists (for the luntTsI in the inhalation of medicated vapors, carrying the meinem nirectiy to tne seat or tne uiaense. One of in him can Iae found at the otHce at all hours of the dar and night. seirl-i wiin INSURANCE AGENCY. ALLES C. IIALLOCK, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, UNDERWRITER And General Insurance Agent, and ADJUSTER OF AVERAGES. Tie continues to lsn policies from several FIRST CLASS and MOST RELIARLLE !XSlltA.CK COMPANIES Iff THI COCKTBV, OM IHLSSB AID riSB KIIIS lie will also receive applications for UFB I.tt'RA.CEüe will also attend to the ADJUSTMENT OF LOSSES of every description, under imliciss from other agirncie, and attend to the settlem nt of all matters connected with Insurance, for i attics inter rrtcd. II is long experience as an Insurance Agent, bssmade mm ramiiiar witn an sui jects connected witntne sub ject of Insurance. 'ap.W57-ly. IIAUUWARE k CUTLERY. Foreign and Domestic, Ship. Loa, Tract and Halter Chains, JTailt, ll$, Axes, Jfatehett, Planes. Scythts, Cradles, Hales, Sneaths, rls, Scales, Shvrels, Spades, GnndtUmes, Lttcks, Latches, AwTurs, Chisels. Looking Glasses, Files, Guns, Pistols, dk Fancy Goods ALSO AGE.YT8 FOR BOSTO.Y BELTING CO. BABC0CK ft SONNTAO. apS7 Water street. E vansvilie, Ind. M afa BOXE 4 X ft, la catties, Don Juan. 4tf my J. a. McCRACKEN. JrST REuKIVED.SOhxs Star Candles. 40 do Opal do S3 So Prime W. R. Cbeee. In store and sale by WHEELER fc BIOOS. BRAN. CORN AND OATS.- ä for sale by Z. 11. COOK SON. FISH ! f: A good (00 BaS. IISII! Fisnii good retail assortment or Mackerel ; . Uboios Codhsb, in store ami ror sale by SA. V 1UMK1, augT Corner of Mala and Second streets. FIGS AJVD RAISINR In received by TEiiNEY BO REIT 50 JT.

FKOM CINCINNATI.

c. a- cast,...... ............ .......P. T. LCCKWOOD. Wholesale ao4 Ketail Dealers in ffatc TSDS. LadifS' DrCSS FlirS. UlN Vi AUiCS WC33 IUß, BUFFALO ROBES & HATTERS' FURS, PLUSHES AND TRIMMINGS, WESTTHIUD STREET, OPPOSITE THE BUßNETT HOUSE, CINCINNATI, OHIO. 1 9 The attention of Merchants and dealers of Emnsrule and vicinity are tinted to our new rail and W iuter $uxk, feeliuf confident that ourbcilities, by Iiatinr a restilent partner In Sew York, who take every advantage of the market the ear thronjfh, rualra u to oner more than ordinary Inuucemvtit to casu ana prompt time imyers. IB i ne niffueM cuo price paid ror American i urs. MALTJJY'S FRESH OYSTERS W AM now receivlnr daily MALTBY'S anriTallol Ja and cel. hrmted choice Planted Baltimore Ovter. aud am prepare to otter the traOe auch lndurnietiU for the entire season as nare never t cn enerrd in this market heretofore. A constant daily supply al ways on naiin. au utau atraiera ana families cao. uuuiu at any timedurinc theaeasin thow choice Ovtters.in cans and half cans and in tbe shell, warranted fresh and swaet.aod very superior in ravor and quality . imsj caita. ab aoaie out uanaaiue monev rvreivea. A. KLUTZ. ort15-tf Solk Askxt for Evans rille. Great Alarm About Town ABOUT money matters and bad tobacco, hut F. Fendrich k Bros, have received some of the lt ehewinar tolaacou that era- was aokl In our city. Thev I have all the laert Imtnds of Virxinia tolmcco. Give them a call and convince yourself. They also hare one nunnreatnousanaoi uie best Havana cigar. MA"iia MAOAZINES.Waverly Maeazine for October; Knickeroocker do Vutiinna do New York Journal do Harper do tiody's Lady's Book do . Graham do Halloa's Monthly do 81'hoolfeUow ' - do Mrs. Stephens' Illustrated Monthly, at octl K. JBELL'S. ITPPEIt LEATHER. mJ 'i Siaes good Upter Leather In store and for eap'orcawh. Isep'.al PRKSXO.N BRU.4. flRA.! DRAM DltA.V!aU tfUOU busiiels ilntn received per Railroad by ' Z. 1I.COOK t SON. COAL FOR SALE. 1 ITAYE nJKTjl.uJIicl of Canal Coal, which I wiil M. ilel ver at centu rT hu.hels to atiy place in the my. Appiy aiuiy oiuce on tiimi su-eei. next ilr to tso,. naiaer. - not-im utu. vULILI.. fIUARS.ä Mats Cinnamons laSJlXIO Asaortnl fine CIrara !nat mretvmf and tew -aie ny I. A; D. ilfclJIAN Ji. rJKV Codfiihfor aal by i w 7.. II. COOK & SON. mmroouE. buvi. acluo Ni-ia V ooaicn liot; U uoxea . do Trays; ft do AT Churnst UI do Hotline 1'i.is: 25 da Mashers, just received and for sale by V tl I'JUtL' I. a:i.u aa. vwav aw 3ir. WANT1.I). ' I m f fr t vnvowv tin mi 1 . a . . . . . uovit-3t. U. 8. SIAIL PA8S.i;EIl PACKET. 1 ill 1 EYAXSVILI.E. P.adn-ah and Sal n 1 Cairo Packet J. II. llU.Mi.U. m aa. a ins, llcrron coinn.aiKK-r. Icnves fc vansvilie every Jl'iHtiy and Ttmrlv at l i oVI.ick M.. arri rin eat Paducah at i oVIork A. 51.. Cairo at li o'ctiacK Tuesday and Friday. lUlurninr, leaves Cairo every Tuead.nv and Friday at o'clock, P. .M.,ainl Pa. ducah every We Inesday and taturd.iy at 5 o'clork, A. M-connectln at vansvilie with the vansvilie and Crawfordsville KailriMwl, and Pm-keta fortlreen Itiver; 1 also connecting at fnilililand a 1th CuuihrrUind Kiver Packets, and at Paducth with Tennes.ce River Pack et; at Cairo with Memphis, New Orlesiiisand t. Louis Packets. Ticket ran lie UmeJ on board the bout for all Eastern and W esleru cities. YoUsbuie copy. Ztc. .;KEMUVAL OFWHOLESALE HARDWARE HFi A T) QUARTERS. CIIAHLES S. WELLS, FIRST ST.bettveen Alain and Sycamore, EVAN SY1LLE, IND. I SHALL REMOVE my lascb and accaxTXV rcacHASivo stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, .c about fie l&th of November, lftf, to the saw aud COMMoutori stork (built and arranged expressly for my business) on the tipper side of First street, (tie tween Main and Sycamore) next door to 31essrs. Keen k. Preston, and immediately opposite Messrs. J. II. 31agbee K Co. .. With ample room, No. I racitrrias roa arvixa CHSAI, the best selected and most completely assort d stuck In the city, together with promptness, industry, and fair dealing, I trust aiy e Horts ifmxt and future) will be mutuary alrantageous to myself and my rap idly Increasing list of customers In the city and country. My English and German Direct Importations, are very large. These, with my large orders to Am tx lean MaavracTiratRS (first hands) enable me to meet successfully any fair and bonoral.le competition tMWHin la thi West, and also East, by adding simply, expenses of delivery In Evansville I unhesitatingly state that I car and will demonstrate to any country merchant, who will bring me his Eastern invoice and freight bills, that I can and will sell him a Uli of HARDWARE as low as any Eastern Jobbing House, with expenses to Evansvilleconsiderod. This Is no idle boast. I am fully prepared to do what I say, or forfeit the said merchant's board bill at his ho tel, during a reasonable stay In Evansville. In my stock may be found a complete assortment of t'HÄ American 4L English Hard mum ware, Cutlery, Tiles, and Edge Tool, Cans, Gun-Barrels and Ciun Trimmings, Tinners' Tools, Wire, Rivets, Kettle Ears, Japan'd and Stamped Tinware, iVc. ajffi I am also Aeairr for VULCANIZED RUDDER BELTING AND PACKING, (made by New York Belting Co.,) which will be sold at lowest Cincinnati prices. Also, Aokxt for superior PLATFORM SCALES, and all other WEICHING MACHINES. wow oponu. inn dos. Wells' ('Hunt V) Llrpincottfc Collins' Axes; 50 " Grain Shovels, Shovels and Spades; 25 (Sauge)3Ieat-Cuttenand Stuffen; and every description of SEASONABLE HARD WARE. MERCHANTS & TRADERS, Store-Boatmen, lie, of Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois and Tennessee, are earnestly invited to give my stock a careful examination, assuring such parties that their memorandums and orders shall he filled, and shipped promptly at ' "Small Profits for Quick Returns." Five per cent, will be allowed on assorted bills for cash, or if paid in 30 days from date purchase. Thankful for past favors, I trust OLD a so saw raisxoj will often look in at tbe NEW HEADQUARTERS, First street, opposite J. II. Maghee It Co.'s. CHARLES S. WELLS. ' Evansville, Ind., Nov. 14th, 17. d&wnmo. CLOAKS! CLOAKS ! ! VEBY LATEST STYLES. ALSO BROCLTA, STELLA AND WOOL SHAWLS. aaCSITKB THIS SAT, AMD WILL BS SOLD AT CKCSOally LOW PRICES. J. OAKLET Sc1 SON, tepOlm First street, Foster. Block. BOOTS AND SHOES. raasit axxivals ass dailt additions disxct! Warranted Uood or the Money Refunded Deal Exclusively in Boots V: Shoes. OUR Spring and Summer purchasers are now to hand and are for sale cheap for cash. We have a very large assortment or every variety of BOOTS, SHOES and GAITERS of every size and style. Country Merchants wanting extra sire can tie sup. lied on the most reasonable terras. Oar Goods are irect. from the Country Msj-iUfaeturera. anil njn. our irooda are manufactured expressly for us. Üive Our stock an examination before laying elewhere. 31CKEA U Vt ELL!, atf First stm. Foster's Block.

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JL (1. O'llILEY & CO., OLB ESTABLISHED Storage, Forwnrdinf: & Commissioi General Bailroad, Steam and Ezpresa Agentsy riClAL AOC5TS FOB FKWRSTLTAXIA BaLBOAP. 7. "I 0TW-7 ßVä'l HATINO tted up mammoth Tbarf-Boat, the lurrxt on tlie Ohio Kii 2T. in the ruoMt sulctat.tia? manner, we are prepared to focilibite with yrut'tX itiiwtrh all eooU entrntel to onr care, either t7 Hlvrr. Rallroa or Canal without irwr respo--sure. flic. inc. 1'artx'Ular aueniion 111 paai r RoceiT' if, Storirs; at i FtrBrdinj; and al.o tothe; sale -ny Traduce consigned to us and all oruer pmni .y lilleil. a - - "tiai.!. a rnumi tiiaainci-re iimiiaa a aaianumimu friends fr their forn.tr itr.nae, and re Htfu!1y solicits a rontinnaitc of tb same, WBicnr ini in!' will netiuiv reciprnraven. A Store Koom, well suppnen, will ne kept tor ine eotumodation of boats, and their order crr fully tiled. P.O.O'KILEY&CC. MANSION HOUSE, O W ENSVIL La E, INDIANA 6. F. VL80., Proprietor. (Former rroprietor of Mansion House, rrinccton.) sepi!6m City Orders for Sale! - A T the store of KUATZ & 11E1LMAX. OctKiui. flAKPEKS Mafraxinelor Novemer lust recrivedl 1 and fur sale ly T. CONVMiTOJi. Oct: J. " MAItrKR'3 SIAOAZIXE, for OCTOB'R. Jast ree'd and for aale t.y TCUX XiTOS. I3KKSII Lol)ster Silicon and MarVerrl. in 1 and 3? lb cans, for aale at Z. ll.CUOKailSON'a For Kent. rPrWO neat, comfortaMe, roomy Houses In a good Jl neichlMMhood, iu tlie upper part of lie city. . 1 -.it. i'a Apply to J. II. IlL'tlHKs. ecu; -If Next dovr to Uranch Bank. Doors, Sash and Blinds WTJE hart in store a large an complete stock W all sixes UaUcd aud iuik 1'annel : Plain and Moulded Uixiri: all atly.es U'iudow ash rlain andt check rail ; all aices Window lllind, wkh rolling." ' slats made frutu the let clear fine kiln dried sea-' soned, and wsrkamko üot toshiink, for salw chaap for CASH, by UKO. t'USTEU ai CO. ori 14 g COFFEE AND RIC2.Ivmcs Choke ltio Coflee: S Tierces Klee, iu rveeive! br auglTJ V1CKEKY It JOHNSTON. SUGAR. lb llhds. Fair Sucar, Jnt arrived and for sale by epllU W11KKLKU fc KlUti. 1 857. 1857 FALL GOODS! THE suNacrilxTS are now receiving their large and! complete assortment of ROOTS AND SHOES, embracing every vaHety of Ladies' Flain GAITERS Ladies' 1 H't-e.1 ti All I.K'. Ladie-' II loll LOOTS; Ladies doulde sole Walking SHOES with or without Lee la. Misses' GAITERS, plain aud tip'd, With or wiiiiotn neeis. läciits' LOOTS, BROGANS, tc. We keep on hand all kinds of Bootsand Shoes, to fit all sorts aud sizes of feet, and ask the dear iople to give them au cxu.ii.aiawu lefore I uyiie rlea here. tk a a. ws a V mh w-aa a . . JlCKEaA ää r.J.LS, sepOl First street, Foster's Block. LATEST ARRIVAL AT THE WESTEKW STAR MARC LEVY, MAXTJFACTU KKU AND DEALEB IN CLOTH IMS AMD Fl n.M8II l.(J GOODS, KAS )us? received and is now opening a coAilet aauoruuent of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, consisting of all sorts of Ovrrcont, Pants and Tests. Miirts, Iirawers, Cooifiirts, Handkerchief, Jlatsaudi Catis, irui.lvi and Valise, and invites the l ulilic to call an examine his buce ai d well aelecu-d st ra . To keep op the repuiaaion of the Wealena 3'ar," I shall only try to sell the lt of ank les at the very lowest irccs and make canneiits to order at the short est notice, on the most reaaonaMe terms. MAKU LEVY. At the Western Star, comer of Main and ? tu more atsv under the l'aviliou Hotel. sepüf-il: im b a nnni a v v - c. it IUI liis Kaiiahaadv for sale at tha tnweat. luavrket price.by luctlil Z. II. CtlK 4V SOX. II RUNES, Flpf, Tsrnsrh... rearl Psrlry, SnllU l'ea, ar..l y orti: '.. H. COOK ti MIX. I IMF, A l'LASTER FARIS, CEMENT, LI Nf KEP OIL, TURPENTINE, PAINTS GLA.'S. fall sites,) NAILS. FUTTT. - For building pnrraoes; forle at the 1owet rates, fur cash, by loctU) OEO.y BTERfcCO. Pilfsbnrsh Money. THE suspended llatiks of ittsurrh received at par on paymeLt of del ta, or Louclit at a di-artuiit-forooi.D. urn SAMUEL OKU. imjEW book Ly the antler nf ,' Lamplighter-- " IV Mallltli lALUII.. A splendid hook. At E. J.r0BZLLS octll 1VEW BOOKS! NEw'llOOKsVs ' 1 Irish Leaves. Fanny Fern's new book; Ma'l Vaubgn; Moss SiaV; Spurgeon's third volnme; Rose of A hurst, and all other r.ew books rer'd oct7 E. J. DOIIELL'S. BOOTS AND SHOES, WAITERS, MISSES' SHOES AND THE FINM est awortmt-iil of Leather and Flrdinrs ever Is-oujrht to this nmrkH, jut m.eive.1 ly lUilroad. The. entire stork was tuirliaed iu the Ea.t, and la of the-lnte-t styles. I'hilaib-l) ha made Ladies' Shoes of alt kinds, with Childreu's Shoes, all sizes aud patterns. 1 have thus , G- x "sr m Notice that I have the he- tot of French Calfsktnaa everlrouclit to this nrWH, which I au prepared to make up at prices which will do With all competition. Ll and Gerttewiew, wh want a superior article in the Boot and Shoe line wil J do well to call AT JOHN RASCH S Second Street helow Mala, ETANSTILLE, IND. pilgy AT II03IC. HAVING returned to remain but a short time, towsuscrihcr would respect! ully Invite tho.e who may Seirehis artirtic services to it sie it l roan with outSetav, at he has rails at road tiiat should not ba neglected. A "d likeness wsrmi ted, either frvta life or a pood acu.rrean i.r A m! n't vr icturr. 8tatla rrt t alaove and rntmiare through th store of A. C. I'usheo. See st eimens. sepUMw TilOS. I'OIXDEXTEK. rET Cuttersand Saufsxe Ptuffora at redored 1 1 .prices at WALDKIRC11S. RAISINS, Currants and Ci'mn, for sa'eby etil Z. 11. COOK At S SON. POTATO KS. S lunliel Evtra PntalnM tn rr.1l wm. steamer Diamond l y Z. II. COOK k SOX. " TVKW SUfJAR AR MOLSi:f.1.M Just received, bo !; et, lee ti-ality, fne ate I CM BE'tT It BOWLKS. On S camore near Water. COAIj for SALK. WE have on hand and are constantly receivingcoal of an ru client oualilv fioni nn th Mnal. which we will deliver inarv nai-tof the ritw fxt tap. Ordeva left at Jame Iauchlin's warehouse, or at the olnce of Nathan Rowley ill e iinmmlr atteradod to. KUWiM & AMORY. Oxtov.Itu.lte's Prime Potato Or lord. !nt reralvJ and for sale by Z. 11. COOK L SON. Jt'T HECKIVKO -50 i-air e I Std Fire Setts; M M Fine Bra. Fire !rtts: 5oa Common Iron Fire Setts: Südoz. Coal Hods; 1 " Fine Coal Vann; t " Fire Iron Sta-vii; 50 S'rings Sleigh Beils: BABCOCK t S0NTAO. JAVA COFFEE.80 PockttS Prirje Old OoyTrtmer.t Jaa raffM . toe sale by iractjj WHEELER t RIOGS.