Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 15, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 December 1857 — Page 2

(bansf)ille gaiIj),$oiirnal. IiVAsVILLK, IND. y

by P. .v. ton

WEDNESDAY MORSiyQ... DEC. . They compensated Mr. Websteb for the

lnfcIDE.Tis MESSAGE. . Our telegraphic reports this inormng contain a synopsis of the Message, which will give our readers a clear idea of its tono and views on the leading sul jects. It is as full a report as most readers will be in luced to read. The Message was received at Cincinnati and Louis

Tille last night at nine o'clock. Xo copy was forwarded to this city, in adTance of its delivery. On the subject of the Kansas constitution, the Message goes the full length of endorsing the doings of the 'Lccotnpton Convention. , In thU matter, it has taken a bold stand. CUMsiisV99lu.-i.iss . " . . . a-m m . . .a "A ' mon" the gross corruptions that have ntintnallnartmentsoftheiiovem- of rnent, of late years, none U more outrageous than the mode in which the Concreional printing is done. Its costs t.,r Ivp-n r..n tm to the enormous sura r . aiinn an, half of dollars. It U too rich a spoil to bo absorbed br one t fMm ;,(! u ma,le to share party, and a combination is made to snare it amon- the Drofliiate adherenU of all , - , ? ii3ia .; hprptotho factions. It has been given heretofore to the Union, which is a joint stock o v v st, MiftUonnmen who are S Ä and KnowNothings held together by the adhesive power of rich spoils. The printing of the House of Representatires for the last ..,ti ir th -normons sum BCKIUil muuiv r.rci4V000 This is the item orcr ton says " Uarns, 01 tne asningvun . -m m a ; a Union, supposes himself certain 01 the Senate printing, which may be worth a beggarly $100,000 per annum.' But he is also a candidate for the House, which yields a better profit Wendell, his business partner, is also .candidate for the House, and thinks himself sure to win. A. D. Banks, of Virginia, who run for Clerk of the last House, aspires to a share 1 a I of the profits of this immense jod, anu Major Heiss, of the States, proposes to divide it up into moderate lots, and distribute it around among such deserving Democrats as him 'elf, Sheenan, of tho Chicago Times, Walker of the Cincin-1 nati Enquirer, Greene of the Boston Post, and others ; but the Southern Democracy will adhere to its time-honored practice of plundering the treasury for the benefit of a grand central organ ; therefore, llarris will probably, bo the chosen for both 'Houses.? The profits of the printing are said lobe from $500,. 000 to $000,000, which is supposed to be shared by combination by whose influence the election of printer is secured, and among thoso who participate in the job secretly are honorable members of Congress. Help from the East. Efforts are making at Henderson, Mt. Vernon and other places, to procure domestic help from the Eist. The principal objection to all the engagements proposed, is to advancing the passage money by the employers withoat any guarantee of its re. payment in case tho help do not fullfil their p ut of the engagement, or are not fitted for the ser?i:e which they are to perform. The Rev. Mr. Cole of this city, and other gentlemen have received propositions to furnish tho help and attend to their tranpoi tation West, on condition that twelve dollars per head should be remitted to some person in New York. Mr. George Flowers, in a communication to the Mt. Vernon Advo cate. proposes to form an association in that town, and appoint an agent to at tend to the business. He says Tosey county alone, would take one thousand persons, for male and female help. He says "almost every family in town are complaining of want of help, and almost all the farmers say they want a min or boy. The risk is so small and the ad vantage so great, if there is any real want, the opportunity I think will be embraced. I have had some experience in the matter, by paying the passage of a creat many laborers, male and female, from England where the expense and risk was much greater than here. They almost all paid me faithfully the loss was about one in twenty-five." ---<>--- COL. SUMNER, the hero of the Plains of the last summer, has recently been on trial by a Court Marshal [sic] at Fort Leavenworth, and has been suspended from rank and pay for four months. Gen. Scott has confirmed the sentence, but remitted the penalty. The nature of the charges is not made known. Some dif. ficulty has occurred in relation to the Court Marshal [sic], between Col. Sumner and Maj. Deas and Gen. Harney, and Sumner will now prefer charges against the other two gentlemen. ---<>--- ----->The investigation of the accounts of Mr. Samuel Lawrexce, the gentle man who proved a defaulter for half a million of dollars to several Massachu setts manufacturing 'companies, hasdis closed some startling facts, it appears that $85,000 bad been expended by these corporations "to securt favorable legisla Hon from the last Congress?' in other language that sum had been used in bribes, and for a part of the amount, it is said, there is a receipt for $10,000 signed

.... . , .I.. .,1 end An and .3iauerii. resDeciiveiv are nomas ispaaw, um. xi. aruacvn,. -iu uuiucu n huk ia m h 1 w Which the Conflict at the present SCSSlOn -uni, ijKi,uei; arc uiiuiUJ i t 1 fo icciy thst It Wapleauret. see its perrrmaices. . 1 1 Or DOrtable Substances manufketcred in MileStone," II. W. Longrellow; "Skipper itUsM one of the U sulk and tr.sr cutrera in is to be most ravenous. A dozen parti- or poriaoie suostances, manuiacturea in . , ', , Whltticr- '-The cist U!l- 11 u" si-n-ie .a t. h. ..Met., set ut of ... , . ' . the United States and comnfiiirnlPil with esonaltldc, J.U. Wiutticr, llie UÄbl onler an1 1 W8rrnt ittoruii oneyear wiU.oul any zans are looking to a Rhare in tt as a for- me united ötates. and compounded with Vus,Mr. Kufinl, author für. Anto- repair linviteaii to cii.nd .eeit at mTho. tune. A correspondent from Washing- certain pccul.ar flavors respectively." . nio. Mr. O. Holmes of course contributed Ä fcU"P' c u. r ' r . a a a, -.a I Mill 10 1 A PO tl t f Of LT(ttfl

ex-Speaker now Governor elect N.

Basks. It ia difficult to believe that on

...1 i r - I ixandt $4 50-those averaging 220poand

u oviiu wu uiviai Micu Vi m- I i

, I urvuguhf o. lull ncio uujcis lur juib would engage in such practices. averaging 200 pounds at $4 50 to $4 62,.

sacrifices he incurred by remaining in

public life, and devoting his great talents to the public service, instead of his private interests, and now every purchasable demagogue who goes to Congress from that section wants "his sacrifices made

up to him, every chance he has to traffic J is his vote. The influence of one eminent example corrupts a whole country. (ET The Hon. Daniel Kelso, of Rip ley county, well known in our Legislatire annals, and who was distinguished as a politician and lawyer, died at his residence on the 23th ult. 1 A Singular Trial. 1 case is pend-1 er in in one of the New York'courts, in I i - a .u..t.:.i:(r...- f.. innft-..l. uitu iuc pwiuuu au iui ,wv Port, Sherry, and Burgundy wines The defendant refuses payment on the ground that the stuff bought was not the juice of the grape, known as l'ort wineö"crr w,Hr u,uu UUfc compounds of dye stuff, sweet, ened Wlter and PO'nou ingredients. The plaintiff as a rejoinder, files a repli- ... . ""wu w"'tu "w -"" it is true, as he has been informed,and be- . . eves that there are or hate been in the t a a.a. r a a s "w,,u u,fc " ub.ij, burgundy "..Muscat and' 'Madena.! such as in said answer are respectirely described, yet that the articles usually soil in the market in the city o.aew Yrk. und names of "Port Wine," 'Tale Sherry," 'Burgundy,' "Muscat,M I lave tradi:i. citba. The slave trade in Cuba, instead of being on the decline, appears to be in a flourishing condition. It is now pro posej to introduce steamships into the trade, anj one is already preparing for a voyage to the coast of Africa. It is supposed that from the quick run she will make, aji the negroes wiU ianded in health, and sell readily for $750 each. The yew york Ueratld thinks that if the French Emneror's nicer sneculation lor 1 eo Martiniaue turns out well we mar see more saie steamers runnin- between more siave steamers runnine Detween mww mJ s m t v ovvutuwi o iuiiaaiii inv(.ii ii,.... ...i,..,n.,,.,n., ".l tMiau anu mg wuii ui viuiuca uiau uuw l-i T tf..l. I I run ociween iew iorK ana Liverpool, ana carrying more "emigrants" than are . ........ i now crossing the Northern lattitudes of the Atlantic Sixatok B eight's Position. The Mtdiaon Courier auys: "It is understood that Sen ator Jin 2 lit raves fus preut rival, the mall ffiant lriicht sustaining the policy of Mr. lsaciianan m rctruM to the subtnisaion or the Calhoun constitution to a vote of tho people of Kanaas. Mn Donelas. with mach the larircat iortion of the party in tho frco States. is in opjonition to thia policy." . We think the Madison Coaricr Is in error In Its statements; for the papers in this State that give Mr. Bright indiscriminate support, are most decidod in their condem nation of the Kansas Convention. They would not express opinions so decidedly in opposition to the views of their chief. Mr. Bright is too shrewd to adopt opinions so unpopular at homo and avow them opculy. C57"Tho American and Parixian report of fashions for December has just been received at Lvos'; who is prepared with a number of good workmen and a large and beautiful assortment of fine goods to get up mag nifiecnt garments on short notice, at fifteen per cent, less than the unual rates. GT A young man by tho name of George Arlington threw a ten pin ball at another yotii.g man while at a gamo of ten pins in Loporte, Ind., on Thursday lost and killed him. Arlington immediately fled, but was captured and lodged in jail. l37"Lieut. Randolph, tho ofiiccr who pullat Wubhingtonl t3fA. steumboat pilot, named Charles Seed, was arrested in St. Louis, on Saturday, on a charge of having attempted to poison his wife and her relatives at Covington, Ky. He had thrown a large quantity ot arsenic into the cistern. t-a An extraordinary curiosity Is being exhibited in tho Museum at St. Louis. It is a sweet potato, with the precise conformation of a male. Tho body, head, mouth ears and eyes are perfectly formed, and the potato is said to be, in every respect, a perfect representation of a snake. KT" Tho town of Mayazacx, Torto Rico, was visited by a severe shock of earthquake on the 12th. of November. Tho workmen in tho Uultcd States Arsenal, at "NVatcrvielct, N. Y., have been engaged in shipping 250,000 Minnie rifle balls. Their point of destination is not known. iS?" A difficulty occurred at New Orleans on the 25th, between the captain and mate of the steamer Sunflower, in which the mate shot tho captain through the arm. IS?" Last week, an Ir'shman, named Broderick, living at Mt. Sterling, Ky., murdered his wife, and then attempted to drown hirastlf. A special term of the Circuit Court has been ordered for his trial. t3T The production of gold in Australia for the past year, is set down by tho best English authorities, at one hundred millions of dollars. TirrccaNoE Bask. We understand the Auditor of Stato is redeeming the issncs of thia Bank with good par funds, or ninetynine cents on the dollar, in gold. 137" A British naval captain has formally annexed the Cocos Islands to the domain ot' Great Britain. Some fifteen millions of dollars are supposed to have been buried some where in those islands by pirates.

ea lien. Jack son a noao In public when he tration in Kansas daring the deliberations or j receive ana yfi'fo,, Ä CQ was President, has been appointed by Tresi- I tin Constitutional Convention, and that it - - ' '

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.uvunuu.a oui luM-uucuk v ui wKiiui i rw u iuivuu ins ir('iiKiiuim'u9 piiu iiiiiu- I Hu n lütt, out at a tcrtit raTilke wliit'h we will

TO ondaj at f 4 2a-thoe averaging 200 1 a i rr V. I j- . Mew pork sells at fl3 to $13 W. At Cincinnati packers wero activelj en gaged, but nine-tenths of the business trans acted was on commission. Very few sales transpired, and the offerings were quite small. While local operators were not in the market to any extent, prices were well sustained because of the limited number for sale. There wide difference between the views of city and country dealers. The former, tor the most part are holding off, having bat little little faith in the business at present prices, while the majority of tho latter have every confidence in the trade at $3(35 23 ; and drovers not only pack their own hogs, but purchase from their neighbors at full . market prices, and are content with very moderate by advances. -'."..'. Hero there are no transactions. The weathis too warm lor packing. At Jfcwburg, wo hear that 10,000 hog have been engaged at IS. tha niTmenti tob mada on time, we - r-- ; . ' s , , . The MU Ve.non Advocate says : ' A largo number of hogs have alreaJy been cnt up and hiypeJ, and during tho present wcck. our town nas pressen icu quite a n:iy appearance consequent ujon the delivery of lurire lot of hoes ; some of which are from regents ; of sections county that have ihe?oxk honsesJ we lttarn that 'mM exceilent lots have been received ; though on an average tho entire number will not coinp.re in quality with past years. This is accounted for from the fear entertained by o f . vho,er whk.h n aQ ularmf extcnU . The hogi . s a. i a a a. . v a, reare disposed of at a season unusually early, and are consequently of light weight. The price here is ranging from 4 to 5 ; tho latter Is the rate on three month.' time. The authors of tho articles in tho De- j cember number of the Atlantic Monthly, are thua reported in literary circks: ''Florentine Mosaics," J. Lothrop Motley; "Battles of tho the charming paper in continuation' of the "Autocrat of tho Breakfast Table." "Our Dirda and their Ways," is atribated to Henry Tborean. Solitude and Society' roust have been written by K. W. Emerson. Tho antislayery paper "Where will it enaP is donbtlcss from tho pun of Barke Godwin of New York. A CiiAxaK or Tos. The Philadelphia Tress says a wonderful change haa ''come over the 'spirit of tho dream" of politicians in WaahingtoUj. Only three days ago thoae wo bitterly denounced Democrat for differ- , . . .i. .t t enco or opinion on tho Kanaaa qncsuon, and rrmcr,y d thcm 0a;olho trorgan- . , front, and n dulctt I a ' i i t a. nation, now chango front, and in dulctt I . ..... . . ... I lrrv nnilir that an nhiiK'tifin rnnl.l liavn mtkAQ t0 . fair .nj honCsl expression of opinion. Thia hopeful turn of the enrrcut toward moderate views is no doubt due mainly to indications front a high quarter (hat the course heretofore pursued was not exactly squared with the ground held by the Administration. It is found the expressions of opinion against the proceedings of tho Kansas Convention are too general and too strong to be resisted, and a change of tono is found necessary. 7 ; 1 ; ☞ Thos. W. Smith, who shot Mr. Carter president of Anthracite Bank, for seducing his wife before marriage, is now in prison and is about to be tried. He retains a remarkable degree of self-possession in his present quarters at the Moyamensing prison. It is said his conversation denotes a well stored mind, and his manner and bearing are indicative of a firm spirit rarely found in one who is confined on the grave charge of murder. ☞ The clerical libertine, the Rev. Mr. Kallock of Boston, has resigned his charge of the congregation at the Tremont Temple, to take effect in three months, He goes to the bar. He has been reading law the last six months, and will enter upon the practice of the profession in the spring, perhaps in Boston, perhaps in Maine, and perhaps in Kansas, which Territory he has visited the last autumn. Tnt Govebxmmt's bicret Agent in Kan sas. It is repotted that Henry J. Mnrtin, of Mississippi, a Clerk in the Interior Dcpurtmcnt, was the secret agent of tho Adminisonce, that the Convention determined on only a partial submission of tho Constitution to the people of tho Territory, and further that it was Martin's dispatch to Washington which led the President and the Union to take their positions so early in favor of the Convention's action. t37"Tlie Indianapolis Sentinel says the owners of the sound Stock Banks of this State, think of holding a convention for the purpose of considering the propriety of caliing in all their notes of less denomination than five dollars, and issuing no smaller notes henceforward. Smaii notes now constitute 1110 pnucipat circuiauuu 01 our irco oiidks, and by Voluntarily withdrawing the small t'li .1 .11 1 .1 1 . bills, they Will reduce their Circulation more than one half. ST" The new Canadian Ministry consists of eleven lawyers and an auctioneer. A To ronto paper thinks that the auctioneer was intended to knock down the whole lot to the highest bidder, when they cannot be disposed of to ft better advantage. t3J Mr. John High, who was killed at the Chicago fire, bequeathed $20,000 to various benevolent institutions. tsf" Odo of the smallest vineyards in Cal ifornia, has 45,000 standing vines, which pro duced this year, 12,000 gallons of wine, 2,000 gallons angelica, 300 gallons brandy, and 15,000 pounds of grapes. ti?" On Saturday, a man was crushed to death between two steamboat at St. Louis, lie was thirty years of age, and leaves a wife and two children. ET Mr. Charles L. Tucker, a merchant, doing business in New Tork, has been arrested on ft charge of stealing a quantity of pocket knives from a hardware store. B7" The total number of emigrants landed at Castle Garden, N. Y., daring the month of November, was 15,809. KTMr. Henry, of Yevay, Ind., has obtained a' patent for an improved printing press.

IIcos. In St. Louis light hogs were selling

- DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.!

RATES. One square, (ten lines or leas), one time, Wets. 1 i nree times. J : :: : : : : t : 97 W) One week, :::::::: s i i 1(0 Two weeks, i t ; : t i : : : t tt( One month, ):::::::: t :: 4 00 . Three months. ::::;s::::'i7&A fix month, : : : : x ; it: 10iO One rear, ::::::::: 1 : 15 00 liT lriscoant on larger advertisements. Tani of six lln-s or under, 10 per annum. No 'Hill forbid" adrertisetuents received. Great 3Insic.il and Instrumental CONCERT At Apollo Hall, Wednesday Eve. Dec. 9, BT MR. and MRS. OEDRTTH, MLLK. ADELE. FRITZ. MLLE. THERESE FRITZ. Oerman, American and Italian songs. Doors open at o'clock. Admittance 25 cents. dec-tf. CUE ES E. 41 boxes choice Wertern Reserve, and I Hamburg large size, jut receive-t and for sale by . , . UlLtitKl & 1KM LfcS. aIIORT A MflTI.V& TOO ACCO.-A lot of 3 this celebrated Brand apnin ivceived and for sale ' TENXEY lc SORESSON. 1JOT4TOE. 30 Rustiels Prime Sweet Potatoes, . just received and fur sale y z. a. cook fc sos. a CTTEH. VW lbs. Talde Butter. Jnst wired I ami fur aUe by Z. 11. COOK fc SUN. TiTK.XISOX.-lS SaJdles Venison, just received and V fur ai by Z. 11, tUUh i SOX. 1 B.W. 10,000 Bushels Bran,Jut received and for sale by . II. COOK. Si fcO.N. EDWARD R. HILL, (LATE WITH i. S. WITCH! LL,) COMMISSION &. FORWARDING and U11AUF1IOAT lMtOPltlErOR, EVASSVILLE, ISD. THE undersigned has rerent1 ir piirv iia.--'i a riiisr i;i.af9 -WllAKr-BOAT and estatifhel himself in E vnville tu transact a Furwardiuf and f 'nHimi..inli I U4I1Ma1. PiKeinir evrry facility for receivinc and shipping MercluiudiM-, l'lour, Grain, Purk. Lara, fee Kith Sesitch and on the must reasonable terms, he would respectfully solicit the patrttife f aierchant and shippers enerally. ElWARD R. HILL. Evausville, Dec. 1st, ls5".m TÖFARR1ERS. 46 aROr.nF.S"hli-ul.l your motto. I invite M. J onr aitciitiou to uie KI- OF ALL MILLS, hich will husk arnl shell corn 1-y a process requiringPATKM YOISU AMERICA CCIl AND COD MILL, which has tr.ken the first premiums overall competitors at the P täte Fairs of Ohio, Kent nek r and Indiana. Thoe mills can I seen in operation on a tut opposite the Court llon-w, on Main street. I aia L agent fur Klm-n-e k Kalk ner's uteam Nller, the l-t in ue for steaming feeit. rvnlertn( lard, and for other f eneral t.uriKei of a like nature. JlHIN MOONEY, Afent, At ThoruhiU's Saddler' 3iain stnet. deeS-SUlftltw CO-PAKT.XKRSIIIP NOTICE. ' T. tie to nnnnunce resTiectfultv to the puMie of V Kvaiisvilleand vkit.itv that we have entere intoco- ;irtner'hip under the title of DiU-ll tt t'onymrton. an l win eiiiun me i.M.k, .i.viioiiiiry , xiiif. mjxl .Niiirr trade, nt the t.! Stand of lJ.rhell's, late liell & Li-4er, Main i4re-t. Wls to thank our kind customers for tHt favors, and to solicit th-ir continuance, atMuring them tluU we come l.'f,re h(Mn wiUM nt,w BM.i,ihe rienuuuuiotno supply ""-JÜos.cotiwgton. iecHf. k.j.dobell NOTICE. LT. Twrsnns rc notifiot that 1 lost a not v TTnrh 2yL .McL'rfstrv it Wni. Mct'rrarr. sreuritr fur Urn. anl all -rotis are rautioneil against tntling for saia note, collecting tLt sain". leoMf. FERDIXAKD RE.XIXK. NOTICK OF DISSOLUTION. THE partnership nemtiifoff exlstlnf Mween VTm. K. Kn-nch, ('. It. l-ftj,'o A; Vir. V . Iext'r,uiilcr the firtn n-une nf Krrncli Lacow & C.. ha l-n-n ihid:y iiiive I v mutu il consent. The siiid Wm. . French k C. II.'Lara luviiif purchated the Interest of sanl iH-xterin saM hrni. All claims afaiiift saM firm will Iwniiil hv ant't Kmich k Liiaus a ho are also authoriieil U receive all monies rine the late firm. WM. K. HIKNCII. t'. I. LAIiOW. W. W. iEXTKR. ilert-tf. SOAPAXDCAXDI.ES.- . .'5 llXts Mat l lulle; IS do Adamantine Candles; S3 do No. 1 Soap; It) So l'nl-. Hjop. just received from the man. u factorr, and lor sale at vrry low rttrs ly VICKtKi i JOHNSTON. 1? IX) lit. - M. In nüwM'ksand SjWds , wimistis somstmiko sxtba fr aale hy VICKLKV & JOU.NSION. poaxMUAi-.-busliols freh gronnd new on hand and for sale by t ILhtUl it JOHNSTON. OI.ASSK. mi 111.U. an I; :fi half Mils, rr jne.iustreeeived ror ti-amrr Pairi'lulil. Sirvct from p.:uilatiotist tu very uptrior shipiiiiig cooperate f-r als hy üeoro e Foster & co. A n Conlznmrnt for Sale Low to CloseVF I.JtiWtu itackftsi S'O do Keil and lilue nucketa; 1.V do lancv Htirkrts; I'M do Assorted Tu' s; 50 Xt TuiisS inch, Jo- rerel ve and fr satehy OKUlltJK KUsfKHl; CO. FPUC RWIIEAT FI)IR.U lji u.us ?upTlor lVnuylvantaJo3t received and fur sale low to close cuusiirnmtit l.y liKOIKiK rOSTERti CO. (nni. no.o MntinleM cotton has : SJi'O lineu Imfs, jiut received and fr le low hy J. II. MAC II EE Ai CO. rr?.A. KIJT. W e have In store, a lare lot of m oi.mk ts hih we will s-IT at a great reduction from the nu;l twk-e: eonsistins? of ! 1 uut ll-i ami IM f.nnily hlmkets, neirro hlankets and itcamhoat :ock I M-ll at very low jiricc. J. 11. MAU1IKK 4. CO. 0 COXSHJXMEXT.Lll lihd. irinie fnis.ir; Ml hH. Vhtiituioii Molasses, jnst landed from steamer Prima Di'nua, for sale r , OEO. FOSTER & CO. 150ST0X BELTIXG COMPACT MANUFACTURERS OF MACHINE BELTING. STEAM PACKING, ENGINE HOSE, asd all OTHia akticlss or Vulcanltrd India Rubber, used for Mechanical and Manufacturing rnrposea. lIAlsL'OCK St SONNTAG, AGENTS FOR THE COMPANY, WATER STREET, EVAXSVILLE, IND. Tm expriiire of the last ten years has jut1jr eainct the confidence of thie consumers; this, toeothwilh irre.U iDiivoveinenU hi the uaiity. warrants the luanufxrtnrers in aasertinff it to tie superior to leather, or anything else, for ail open belts; and from their long experience snd superior machinery, authorizes them to aMHTt Us sueriority over that of all other manufacturers; ample testimonials of whk-h, from tli- I;irpfi4 manufacturing estaidishments in the New England Slates ran I fonnd at the acents. A lurce assortment always on hand, aud furnished of given lunfith at short notice. deet-tf NOTICK S nercrv given that on Wednesday evening, Dec. !:, at ;4 o'clock, V. M. there will he a meeting at the MarMe Hall, 10 Kansvllle, f. Ute purpt: of electing three Trustees of the t'nitarian fociety of Eransville. A full meetirg of all the friends of the cau4e is requested. Hy order of tu Committee, decitm TO TAX PAYERS. TriEstHion l Inftaltmentof the Taxes Is now due, and Taxpayers are requestd to come opapd ettle promptly, or the whole amount will be required to he rid at once. To secure ti.e indulgence granted ly the Council, the conditions ofered must be promptly complied with, decj-tf. GEORGE WOLFLIN, City col. 1 lioxo Choice Cheese, Just received and for sale by - Jt- II. COOK & SON. TOFAR3IEi:S AND FORK PACKERS. . f HMI E suharrihers are, as nsual , prepared to buy hogs M or slaughter aud pack on commission for others. We hare uiade a large addition to our Slaughter House aud have nw facilities for killing 800 HOUS PER DAY. We have TWO LARGE IRON TANKS for steaming heads or offal anil will Luy heads, or steam them for others at u-mal rates. J?aW and cooperage will be fur-ni-ohed to ptw kers at market rates. Unci slaughtered at oar House will he DELITER ED t'ltaE Ok' CllAliUK in any rart of the city SAMlELOKKStCO. Eransville,Ind.,Xov t5th,l5. Ujw. f MDER! CIDER! rare Ci4er lur coukisf just received and for sale 4. u. tvua at cuji.

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MISCELLANEOUS.

J. C. FLEAGLER'S Om Locust, near Seeon St., Evansville, Ind. riHE subscribers hare opened anew Meat Shop, I 1. in Caldwell's Building on Locust near Second I street, where they will keep a constant sap ply of excellent Reef. Mutton. Purk, and other varieties of Meats and 1'oultrjr. Al an, rood LarI. Sausares. anil when it can be mot med Game. The shop will 1 opeu during the day, and families can hare their meat sect hnie when they deire it ly pending in their onlrrs to the ohnn. novlhtf J.C FI.EAGLEKfcCO. Books, Books 66 WWTIICN in the coarse of human evenfat it beI ctmes necesMarT." that nhnnld Im kltn home nuuiufncturinir, those wanting Books of anv kind HOOD, or Hlank How, rult 10 nutem. will tend M. LINUS EY JOHNSON'S Ifcx.k Bindery the fAct to suit the tute and fancy. Call and se. iyit f.XTRA HA MA. ! WLJ lijVtuiKley ExtraSugar Cured Hams at lJWcents per ns. Tur sale by i. U. CUUh. tt SOU. FOR ItENT . . . HrFICES and pleasant Rooms for Bachelors in the V second flKr of Marble 1111 Building. Kn-inire nov.0 M. A. LAWRENCE. SPLENDID STOCK OF JCST BECZITED AND F0S Sltl Br . J. S. HOPKINS. TaXl of the best selected stocks of Dnr Goods ever VF brootfht to this market; consisting, in part of PLAIN AND FIGURED MERISOE?, PLAIN AND FIlil lttDALLrOOL ! DELAINS audCASHMlK-tS, A food stock of ladie.'and misses' Shawls. Cloaks, Capes, Undersleeves and Collars. Uood stock Kntiruideries. imimt and Jsmnett KlrlnKS. dinntv hands ladies' and gent's Kid tiloves all sites: Uaantletts for ladies and irrtits. (loud ituck of men s, wmnens' ami children's t'leece Lined Hose: Opera llomU; In fant's Worsted BtMitsand Uonoetu: Zephyr Wteds all colors; Chenille ikarfs and Trimmings; ladies' and misst' lloon Skirts. Jmn1 stork of Ltd ii -a and misses' furs. Victorines. Cuffs, MuftV, Fur Caesaiid Swan's ldivn. Silk, linen and cotton '!; 8hirt Bosoms. (od stock of Dress TrimmlngsKnnges; aixi silk, jet, pearl, class and amte Buttons; lace, t tnhroiderel athl silk lumk Curtns; painkl. oil lutd pa pel Vinlow Shail es; Curtain Cord and Tassels all ciMs;CiAtes' white, colore! and tdacxcottnn l lwrad; colored carvet chain : looainx alames t canx U t Oil Cloths; tuaaing; rug. and druggcU; wallpapor; fine screens. Ktail stocK of Bootsand rhoes. . do do of Hat, Cap and Men's Clothing. Bisiwn and White Liueu Talde Covers; . Sixittwl aiol do do do do Meiino Shirtsand Drawers for la lies nrd gentlemen. ClaK Tael-; .VMt SnnleM lUg for Wheat. All of which I will sell cheap for ca.h. ocül J S. HOl'KIXS. ' . RAXXT FERN' new t-oo-LRIII m.VE. ew supply at loctUJ . J. DOB ELL'S. sOHAKER UKOtlMS. I dt. thaker Brooms- the best In n for salaby septlO SAM. VICKEUY. B?ATTIX(1.tot) hales Cannelton No. 1 lut reeetvefl and for sale by niKSTON BKO. BLTTnrt Linn a.d ecjcsT " on baud and forhy SAM. VICKKRT. ZANTR CCURAXT3.500 ll very choice, f. sali- by octlS 8. E. GILBERT fc CO. nnd, jnst rrcdved for rOl ale by GILBERT k BOWLES. Boa LES. SycaoMire st. novlH rnMIU First Arrival for this Feasosi.-HWO U or r i'ii u i tie Indiana B. W. Flour recei veil per sh-ainer Diamond in Sj and 50 B bacs n-eeive'1 and for - MIII.lK. ao imxe. iiambi lÄS55a . 2Case.No.iN sate only rorcath ty I.K u. HKlJlA.x.-M. Ilainhorf Cheese; epper; xCases No. 1 Nutmen Just r celvH arut for 1e I.kU-UKIMANN. VI.EU.ffi. jo bills e'iin. CMer Tinegar wsmntM, fv mV ly Z.ll-COOK Ä SON. NEWnLUMBEYARDTCorner of Main and Eighth Streets, EY.WSVILLE, l.D. Wf E are now oHerlnj for sale to the clrr and w W ciMintry trade our whole stuck of !umrr at retail. lUving extra f.tcili ties for mannfacturiniranS ! Tin r pine luniher in Tennsj-lvania, we thiua we can offer inducements to piirrhasers that they cannot find elsewhere in the citv. We sliall at all time he supplied with a full aft-wtrtment. Also, pine shinfle ami dressnt floorinft slways on hand. Call at Iii office on the ahove e rnor. noviMy WATSON, XEWBERUV It CO. CIHESE. Ii bx choice W. R. and Cn.llsh Ttnh-v Phmf. Just n-reired per steamer Hatting, ana fr ?le hr aejuju . S. JS.UlLUc.ltr BL CO. JOHX IHtSIl OSBORIK KILKT. FALL AND WINTER Tirsr Groods!! WE have now In Ftore a eomnlete Strclt of Pull and Wilder, Staple and Fancy lry Oooils, which we offer to onr cititent and stranirers visiting the city at such prices as wl 1 defy comxti;kn. We would respectfully call the attention of our friends and customers, and all persons wanting Dry tiools to oar extensive Stork, consisting in part of the following: Cloths, Casimeres and Tweeds; S.itlinrU and K y . Jean; Blankets and Ftsnnels; English, French and American Prints; Striped and Pis id If. He Lains and SiUs; Ginghams, DvBages ana lof lins; Bayadere all wool De Lains; Plain De Lains and shepherd's Plaids; Alpacca, EiiKlikh and FreDcJi Merinoes; Square and long wool shaals, Stella sliawls and scarfs, lirocbe shawls. Cheml le scarfs tind gent's shawls, embroideries an 4 whit goods, hosiery and underwear, genuine Irish linea, table cloth and linen camlvic hd'fs, carpets, matting, floor, tahle and stair oil zloths, hats and ear, hoots and shoes, umIrelhis, trimmings, ke. S1IAXKLIX & 12EILLT, Mr. IM CA I, NOTICE. DTt. iirrri!IXM)X, having assoclitelrlth him Dr. (iUiCKN, hire of lndiat.olis, will continue the prartireof med kvne and surper) at h s M nttu-eon Thirl strict, where lie solicit acontrna ic:f patronaire fr. 111 his friend and the puMic jr neral.'r. Dmtor Oreea hariti derott-d exclusireitttentlon to the trrHtn.ent nf disea-s of the im I Lungs for several j tur, will continue to treat such diseases with his new plan of treat mrnt.whirh consists (for the lunirs) in the iiit.alation of iuelicatl vapors, curryinc the niedicint: directly to tlie smU of the dieitse. tne f the tiim cm lie found at the olhce at all hours of the dar and nu ht. serrl-dA:win INSURANCE AGENCY. ALLEN C. IIALLOCK, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, UNDERWRITER And General Insurance Agent, and ADJUSTER OF AVERAGES. 0 CLASS and MOST KELIAI1LLE l.lBAt'E iOI FAMES ' IÜ THE COCSTSV, OX IXLASD ASD rlKB KICKS. lie will also receive applications for LIFE IXfel'KAACE. rr" ne will also attend to the ADJUSTMENT OT LOOSES of every description, nndi.T polic ies from ol her agencies, and attend to the sett lern lit of all matters conntvted with I nsnrance, for parties interesUr4. His long experience as an InMirance Arert, has made him familiar with all subjects connected wilh the subject of Insurance. . 'a.p-M.ly. HARDWARE Jt CUTLERY. Frrtiyn and DomesttCf Ship. Lri, Trace and Halter Chains, 2'ail$, llt, Ai$, Jfatchtt$, . . 1'lane. Srythft, CraAUt, 12aket Satatht, firrlt, Scale, Shsreh, Spaden, GrtnJttonet, Loci, Laichet, Auour; Chitl. LtxiHnq (Hasset, Filet, Gum, Pittols, fc Fancy Goodt ALSO AGEXT8 FOR BOSTO.f BELTING CO. BABC0CK & SON K TAG. ap57 Water street. Evansrille, Ind. I BOXES X lb, la catties, Don Jonn. LMr 9 my J. S. McCRACKEX. JUST KEcEIVED. Sthxs tar Candles. I do Opal do 23 So Prime W. It. Cheeve. In store and for sale by WHEELER & BIGGS. fR A CORX AAD OATS. M tor sale oy Z.H.COOK At SOX. FISIÜTISnüA good retail assortment of Mackerel; ' iW Ha. Choice Codfish, in store and for sale by SAM. VICKEKY, aug6 Corner of Main and Second streets. I GS AXD BJUSI.S Jnst received hy " IJi)iEYÄbOÄESS0jr.

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C B" CAMP, . r. t. Locawoo. r r aamd p. TflIC f!n. Ladlf' DltS FnT3. Ul5 fi IaUICS 11 CSS IU1S BUFFALO ROBES & HATTERS' FURS, PLUSHES AND TRIMMINGS, WEST THIRD STREET, OPPOSITE T II BUKhETT llOCSK, CINCINNATI, OHIO. IF The attention of Merchants and dealers of Eransrille and vicinity are invited to our new Fall and Winter 5tock, feeliuf confident that our facilities, by hav in a reMdent partner iu ew lork, who takes every advantage of the market the t ear through, enables us to otter more than ordinary inducements to cash and prompt lime nuyers. I i ne niBiieM cain price paia lor American, f on. auc31-3m-d&wis MALTBY'S FRESH OYSTERS AM now receiving daily MALTBY'8 nnrivalled M. and celt. hrated choice I'lanted Baltimore Ovsters. and am prepared to otter the trade uch Inducements for tne entire aeawn as nave never l ean ottemt in this market heretofore. A constant dailv survivalways on hand, so that dealers and families caj. oltain a'anv time during the i a.Hon those choice OTsters.in cans and half cans and n the shell, warranted fresh' and swset. and very superior In flavor and ouality. Terms cash- . And none but bankable money received. A. KURTZ, actiytf Sole AetsTforKvansville. Great Alarm About Town ABOUT money matters and had tobacco, but Y. Fendrich St Bris. have received some of the hert chewing tolsscco that evr was sold in our city. They have all the lest I cat ids of Virginia totwrco. (live them a call and convince yourself. They also have one hundred thousand of '.he last Havana cigars. Oct-l-.lh. ilIAOAXINES. 11Ja V averlv Magazine for October t V :i J 1 -J nuiikmwkci iiv Putnsra do New York Journal , do . Harper do Omly 's Lady's Book - do (Iraham . , do . , Buliou's Monthly do . Pchoolfellow - - do Mrs. Stephens' Illustrated Monthly, at octl ' , K. J DO BELL'S. TTPPER LEATHER. '3 Sides, good Upper Leather In store and for cap for cash. (sepl5 PRESTON BROS. I(RM I1RAM DRAMD SJW busUeU Bran rcceivcl per Railroad by Mm. 11.1.00a a. cvj COAL FOR SALE. iriAVE ITiHsl bushels of Canal Cil, which I will del verat reuu per bushels to any place in the r bushels to any place in the city. Apply at my othce on Tliinl street, nest dnr to cq. walker. uotf-jm OKU. WOLFLIN. CIUARS.- s Va Mats Cinnamon; 1 öKU Assorted fine Cigars Jnst received and fur fsleby I.k D.HKIMANN. W KW Codnsb.fur sale by 11 ortU Z.n.COOK & FOX. WUOIIKX DOYI, dkc IUI eu MtMMlen lioal; 15 dor.cn do Trays; I do As'd Chums: 0 do Rolling Pins; 24 do Mashers, j ust rerel ved and for sale by Z.U. COOK k JON. wanti:d. AOOOD FRKSII M1LCII COW, for which cash will c paid. Euijuire at this office. V. 8.MAIL rAt?SIi.tiER PACKET. ItxlK 1 r.AMiLLt, ra ncan and Cairo lacket J. II. Du.tti, D. u. iierron coinntaiKicr, lenven hvansvilleeverv M"ndiv and Thurmlav at li o'clock M., arriving at t'adurah at 6 o Vls k A. M., Cairo at 12 o'clock TneiuUy and Kridir . Ki-turnine, Intves Cairo every Tuealav and Friday at 7 o'clock, V. M.,and l'adurah every Wednesday and S:Uurday at S o'clock, A. M..connectincat r vansville iththe t vansvilleand Crawfonlsvllle Kailnsol, and Parket for Green Kiver; al connwtin at !mithlanl with Camhrrland Kiver Packets, snd at Paducsh with Tennesnee Kirer I'acket; st Cairn with Memphis New Oiieansand t. Louis Parket. Ticket ran le oMsinod on board the bout for all Kaitern and Western cities. Yolksbotecopy. 8m. UEMUVAL OF WHOLESALE HARDWARE HEADQUARTERS. CHARLES S. WELLS, FIRST ST., between Slain an Sycamore, EVAN8VILLK, IND. I SHALL REMOTE my lakok snd kkckhtlt rvacuASLD stock or HARDWARE, CUTLERY, fcc, . about the lth of Novemtier, 1?, to the saw a coMMoniors stork (buflt and arranged expressly for my business) on the upper side of First street, (he twecn Main and Sycamore) next door to Messrs. Keen Sl Preston, and luinediutely opposite Messrs. J. II Maahee At Co. With ample room, No. 1 facilities roa bctin cheap, the best selected and most compMely assort d stock in the city, together with promptness, industry, and fair Sealing, I trust my efforts (past and future) will be mutually advantageous to myself ant my rapidly increasing list of customers In the city and country. My . English and Uermaa Direct Importations, are very large. T hese, ith my large orders to A m c r car M ANcrACTt'atas (first hands) enable me to meet successfully any fair and honorable competition mTWHtu in the Wiest, and also East, by alling simply, expenses of delivery in Evansville I unhesitatingly state that I ca and will demonstrate to any country merchant, w ho will bring me hia Eastern invoice and freight bills, that I can and will sell him a bill of HARDWARE as low as any Eastern JoMiing House, with expenses to Evansville considered. 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 , TV American Sc Euglixh Hardware, Cutlery, File, anil Edge Tool., (tans, C.nu-Barrela and (inn Trimmings, Tinners9 Tools, Wire, Riret, Kettle Ear, Japan'd and Stamped -Tinware, A.c. jf I am also Agext for YCLCA.WZED II I'D D EH BKLTlXi; AXD PACRIXU, (maIe by New York Belting Co..) which will be sold at lowest Cincinnati prices. Also, Ans st for superior PLATFORM SCALES, and all other WEIGHING MACHINES. ROW OPENING. HWdoi. Wells ('Hunt's') Llppincottfc Collins Axes: gO " Grain Shovels, ghoveU and Spades; 25 (Saunge) Meat-Cutters and Etuffers; and every description of SEASONABLE HARDWARE. MERCHANTS & TRADERS, Store-Boatmen, Le.t of Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois and Tennessee, are earnestly Invited to gire any stock a careful examination, assuring such parties that their memorandums and orders shall be filled, and shipped promptly at - "Small Profits for Quick Returns.' Five percent, will he allowed on assorted bills for cash, or if paid in SO days from date of purchase. Thankful for past favors, I trust old as aaw ratKKDS will often look in at the ; NEW HEADQUARTERS, ' First street, opposite J. II. Maghee & Co.'s. CII IDLES WELLflC" ' Evansville, Ind., Nov. Hth, 13;. l&w2mo, ' CLOAKS! CLOAKS ! ! VEEY LATEST STYLES. ALSO- v ' BROCHA, STELLA AND WOOL SHAWLS. RKCKIVKD THIS DAY, ASO WILL BK IOL AT raCIÜAU.T LOW PRICES. J. OAKLET fcSON, sept2Mta First street, Foster' Dlock. BOOTS AND SHOES. FKKtH AKKITALS ASD PAILT ASDITIOSI DIRECT! Warraated Uood or the Money Refunded Deal Exclusively in Hoots k Shoes. OUR Sprin" and Sommer Airchasers are now to hand and are for sai eht for rah. We hare a very large assortment of every variety of BOOTS, SHOES and GAIT E KS of every sue and style. Country Merchants wanting extra sine can be supplied on the most reasonable terms.. Our (ioodsart direct from the Country Manufacturers, and manv ol our goods are manufactured expressly for us. Give our siock an examination before )cyinr elsrwhrre. McREA (. WELLS, splf First street. Foster's Block.

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Storage, Forwarding it Commissiont Oentral Bailroad, Sttam and Expreas Agtnta rccuL A6CXTI poa rrsssvtvasia ralroad. MAVIXO tted up a mammoth Wnarf-Boat. the larceatOD the Oluo Rivar, in the most sulvtanUal manner, we are rrepnreil to facilitate with pm U dispatch 11 pods entrutel to our care, either ly R i... n-ifKuJ nr f 'anal withoat delar orexpo' surr. c, ttc. I'articulnr aUention will te paai o ReceiT iir, Storing and Forwanllnir; and also totbC ale Jiy Produce consigned to as, and all orders prrna .r Ml"d. . . ' P. . O'RILEY retnrns hM sincere thanks to hi numeroi.. friends for their former jmiare, and respectfully solicits a continuance of the same, whicrr rill eauiT recipmrsiea. A Store Koom, well supnuen, wii. -e aepi iwinry commodatioB of boats, aud their onsers careruiiy nited. V.G.O RILEY fcCt. MANSION HOUSE, O V ENSVILLE, INDIANA 8. F. VL60t Proprietor. (Former Proprietor of Mansion House, Princeton.? aep9 6m City Orders fur ale! ,4 T the store of KRATZ & I1E1LMAX. Oct &Kim. ARPE RS Magazine for November Just received' 11 and for sale by T. COSYKGTON. Oct U. HARPER'S MAGAZINE, f.T OCTOBER. Jnstf rec'damlfifsaleby T.CON Y N O TON FRK1I Lobster Salmon arwl Mackerel, in 1 and tt cans, for sale at . I. II. COOK k ON . For Kent. TWO neat, comfortable, roomy Honsel In a food neiichboihood, in the upper part of the city. Apply to J. II- lll'lillKS, ocUi-lf Next dor to Brauch Bank. Doors Sash and Blinds. WI bars In store a large and complete stock all sites Raised and hunk Pannel t Plain and Moulded DiKm; all sixes W'jdow ash plain and check rail t all sires Window Blinds, with rollingslats niatle from tho best clear Pine kiln drieloued, and wiiimtt mot toshrisk. tor sale cheap (or CASH, by . . GEO. t'OäTKU k CO. ort 14 -f M)KFEE AND RICK. Bscs Choice Kio Coflee: 1 Tierces like. Iui4 rcceiVMl by auglU VICKKKY k J0HX5T0X. AgjVGAR. 9 i lluds. Fair Sagar, jast arrived and for sale by septlU WHEELER k HIUUS 1857. : 1857 FALL GOODS! rniIE sniwcrtbcTs are now receiving their large aadi a. complete assortDient of llOOTH AND SHOES, embracing every variety of lilies' riain GAITERS' Lwlies'Tippe.1 tiAll hi:s: Ladies' moil l;tTS; Ladies doulde de Walking SHOES with or without Levis. MIsses'GAITFr.j:, plain aud tip'd, with or without lirrl.. ' . tirnta' IKNlTft, BROOANS, kc. We kerf 011 liaod all kind of Boot and Shoes, to fit all sorts aud sixes of feet, and ask the dear )eople to give them an examination Ifforr 1 or in Ur Iter. jic ilea it t.i.i.. cpt:i First street, Foster's Block. LATEST ARRIVAL AT THE WESTISIW STAK MARC LEVY, JIAMJFACTCUhK AND DEALER ITX CLOTHING AND FlR.MKlllNtJ GOODS, HAS just received and is now open if if a cojij let1 asnorinieiit of FALL AXD AY INTER CL0TIIINO. consisting of all sorts of Overcoats, Tarts and Tests. Mi irtS larawers, t'oinfurts, llan-lkerrhiefs Hat and Caps, 1 ranks and Yalim-s. and ii.viit-s the pul'lic to call an I examine his larce ai d eil srtrt-'.rd 1 a a . To keep up the reputation of the "Western .'lar, I shall onl try to sell the U-st of artii les at the very lowest juices, anil make garments to order at the shortest notice, on the most reasuiiaM term. MAKC LEVY, At the Western "tar, comer of Main and vramore ats, under the 1'aviliou Hotel. sepUt-tlltaSia aT-r BARRRI.S Lake Salt. aajwP list Is.ls Kat.Hhwado for sale at tha lowest market price, by latl . Z. II. COOK Ai f ON. IB RUN ES. Figs, Tamarinds. Tearl Rarlry, r-lit-, I'ea", fcc.l y ton: . II. C(HK i HIN. LIME, PLASTER PARIS, CEMENT, LINSEED OIL. ILKl'ENTINE, TAINTS, GLASS, rail stses,) NAILS, PUTTT. Far bnlMlng purposes; for sale at the 1nwet rate for cash, by loctl( GEO. I' ST EU It CO. Pittsburgh floury. rBTVJiE suspended Banks of IMtUt urph received at at par on payment of dcliU, or imurht at a diruiit. nr hols SAMUEL OKU. iTrJEW book by the author of Lamplifchter' 1 BIAHKL VAUGHN. A splendid 1-ook. At E.J.DOBELL'S octU &TEVT BOOKS! NEW ROOKS 1!1 Irifih Lre. Vanny Fern'a new hook; Ma'n l Vauhgn; 1oss Sise; Spurgon's third volume; ' Hose of Atfhurst, and all other new hooks rre'd oct7 E. J. DOllKLL'S. BOOTS AND SHOES, rflAITERS, MISSE fllOES AND TIIE FI!f- " R eat aiwortmiiit nf Loath and KInd:nrs ever Irooght to this murkrl, JuM rvcriTed t'T lOu Inwl. Tt entire stork was pnrrh:i"d in the Esrt, and is of the Intest st vi--. I'h.ladcli hia made Ijulies' r'ltoes of all kinds, with Children's Knoes, all sixes and patterns. E. have thus I TT DES Notice that I have the best lot of French Calfskins ever Iconptit to this inark-t, which I am prepared tor make np at prices which will do With all competition. Ladles and Gentlemen, who want a suniiir article in the Boot aud fclwe liua wills do well to call AT RASCH'S JOHN Seeon. Pi reel Below 3Iala. EVANSVILLE, IND. AT HOME. snh nAVINO returned to remain but a short thne, thm suosrril"er would rest'nl1y invite those ah may desire his artistic services to nake it klMn with outSelar, as he lias calls a I road thht slu.uld not t nclorted. A rood likenesa warniiited, either frowa Uf r a rood Inieaerrran or A nit roiyi-e jiirttere. Studio first aliove and entrarce throngh th atoreof A.C. l'ushee. See sre-imns. epei-iw THUS. roiNDEXTEK. niß lT Cntterssnd Sansare StnfTer at re.lncl lTli,prKsat WALDKIKCIl'S. KAISINS, Currants and Citron, fr saleby octlt Z. 11. COOK i SON. POTATOES. ,u tuhels Extra ToUtes Jnt icired per teamer Diamond by Z. II. COOK ii SON. 7VEW sroin and moi.asuks. 1 Just received, both rln ice onilitv, fira1eby I iw HV rMH, lit w is- gy GILBERT Ä BOWLES. novit On l4 camore near Water. COAL FOR SALIi. WE have on hand and are constantly rerelvlrg coal of an ex client onality fvm op the canal, which vp will drliver in aty part .f (lie citr at lor. Onlers Kft at James IJtusbfin's warhonar, ör atth' oßice of NaiLan It oaky will be rotr ptlv attfnded to. ROWLEY A. AMORY. OXIOXS. - Wl Busliels Prime Fotato Onlors, Jt rerefTed and foi sale by Z.H. COOK t SON. IXT UKCKIVKD -bit paa- I'olisbed Std Fire Setts; " Fine Bras Fite Sett; 3o0 - Coninmn Inn Fire Setts; 53 dor. Coal Hods: 1 Fine Coal Vases; J Fire Iron Sta-vlx; - 60 S'rings Sleigh BeiU; BABCOCK L SON VAG. JAVA COFFEE. fjS Pockets Prime Old Oorrrr merit Jra CorTee. for sale by octKJ WHEELER L BIGGS.