Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 30, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 December 1857 — Page 2

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MOISDAY MORNING ...DEC. 23. OT Durin the absence ot the editor, 1 Mr. C. K. Drew Jb , will hare charge of I the Journal. The public will note the spirit and rigor with which it is man aged, and gire the credit where it is due. APBCHPRCT FOR THE SETTLEMENT op tue k as difficulties. The letter of Secretary Cass to Gem

lWer. litelr .Düointed Secretary of Unexcepüonablo manner. The melody em

' . ' . - .. . I Ivantas, contains tne loiiowing impor- ' or tant passage: I The Territorial Legislature was, doubtless, I convened on the Utn in-t., ana w nue n rebwe?ure and free in their deliberations, ha riohtfvl action must alto he respscUd. I Should it authorize an ekction by the pec-1 - lor any purposes, this electiou should t anthorized bv the Convention. -,..u 'i t,. dent recognizes the authority of lue Ivan- j aas Legislature, to order a rote on the I Constitution, and chit body has ordered I a vote on tho whole constitution. This seems to place the Kansas affair in a new light. If the citizens of the Territory accept the.Constitution, the question will be settled. If they reject it, neither "the . , . .mi President nor any other party will press It. Air. uucnanan in recu5n.zin5 Legislature has committed an unpardon-1 able sin, in the eyes of southern fire-eat n mr)waara mistaken if within a f;t K. i nnt rM,i n r,f r,rtv

, . , . . , , . c and elegant caoins, and cannot but proby thn whole brood of Southern Seces noQDc hertha flllglLip f tho Louisville sionjournils He has seen that it was tna New Orleans fleeti In her construction

impossible to conciliate both tue North an(j ontflt, nothing has been omitted and no and tbe ifoutb, and he has wisely adopt- expense spared to make her in all and every ed a co.mo, which will ho sustained and rpect eafo and comfortable s a passenger lit- . ,u vr .u packet. The outfit of the Diana surpasses spproved by his party in the North ind r- r ,rr ' J .i a ' .u anything yet aocn In the West, as regards by ail conservative men in tho South. eitner uaty, excellence, durability or cost. N matter what may the result of the Wo have nst the space to describe all her good election held in Kansas on the 21st inst. qualities. 1 he following are her dimension: the Legi-sliture has ordered another Extreme length of hull S70 feet, beam 87$ election to be held on the 4tn of January !t, with 83 feet floor and 7 fect hold. Tho ami the Pres.dent instructs the Oover- sovcrnmcct admeasurement is W4 tens, yet ..... . . . shecsn carry upwarda of 1,000 tons. Her nor to M-e that the order is executed. , .. . ru, : rat -s.i, .n ..... draught of water light is feet, with an The Kansas difficulty will thus he set eaayt lMk moa0i, good application oi tied in a peaceable and constitutional power, and speed, when tested, that will bo manner ard the conservative men of all hard to beat. Sheia extra ironed and fastparties will acquiesce in the result "and ncd,and no points overlooked to make the 4 j , bull staunch and serviceable. Tho motive rejoico that the dangerous agitation of . tl .. , , 7 . , 0 . powr consisU of two engines, the cyhnders

wo a.sTery quouon in m. lerniory put at rest. , Our intelligence from Kansas reaches down to the 21st, the day of the election, At all points heard from, the election p issed off qmetly, and it is probable that the free Ute men, with many of the Democratic p.rty, refrained from Ukinu part in the election, and whatever may be the result, it will lie set aside by the people and tie Question will be fairly and iciiy tdti:el one week: Iroin to-aay. The d UVrenceH in the Democratic party will thus be unexpectedly healed, and the Democratic paper which have taken iue with the President in the Lecompt jn matter are hastening to take advantage of this new position of the President and plce themselves "in line." Mr. Douglas will bo deprived of his capital for speech making, and in the absence of a slavery bone of contention in Congress, we ure likely to have tho re I wants of the country discusd and acted upon. All' well that end well. Kansas will bscouie a Slate, and the question of slavery in that quarter will be sealed up forever. ftCT 1'ho Enquires was a few dajs ao against Mr. Uou-Iai in the Kansas controversy and un the side o: Mr. Buchimin. Now it in tppos.ed to loth and says neither understand the great principle! of squatter sovereignty, which is tho Visit of territorial rights. Its edi tor think there was no obligation to su'rnit any portion of the Kansas constitution to a vote of (he people, becaue thj convention being the legal agents of tbi people, whatever it did. was an act of the people themselves, and to require the people-to appiove of their own doings is a vol ition of their political independence. I3y thii course of reasoning Congress cust permit the people of a territory to d j an they choose, hut to ask them to tell in some authentic mode what their choice mty be, i violation of their rights to keep silence, and not to tell any one what they do want. Therefore, to ro4uiie the people to vote on their own constitution, is an intringment of popular sovereignty. It is wrong to require them to vut3 on the slavery section, or on the whele constitution, because they have an inalienable right not to vote. and Mr. Buchanan was in error in sajing thay ought to vote on a part; and Mr. Douglai is equally mistaken in insisting that ilwy should vote on the whole consti'uiiou." Tue writer in the Enquirer is certainly origin!, and has blocked out a sect, on of democracy that may be called peculurly h's own, if there be any that can follow hi in in his conclusions. We k respectfully if this be Urightism? or is it heer nonsense? KT It is iid that lor aiwplkity and effi cacy, tho lighting apparstua in the Ilall of KeireM.ntÄürs ia without parallel. The number cf burner U'l ,300. The pipes which coiivey the gas along are pierced with 45,000 je:. The veiling is made of stained glass, richly devvrated with the armorial bearings ofeuih State, and a variety ot other ornaments. Over this celling, and out of sight from bo.ow, is the machinery for lighting the llous). It i the beauty of the arrangement, that wiilu thj gas is turned on, and a match applied to an j one jet, the light runa along the whole aerioa of burners, and in about teury second the wüsIs place ia in a blaze of brilliancy. -

Christmas Dat passed oil pleasantly and

quietly. The boys bot away the pocket money taved during the last fix months; a few of the older juveniles ruado themselves aupfemwly ridiculous, by promenading the atieeta drunk, and a large, portion oi our citlzcn attended the services at the difero - . niche opea upon that day. At ii German Catholic Church on Third atreet, the audience was unusually large and the services impressive. The music by the choir of this church on the occasion referred to, was worthy of all praise. The organ one of thb finest in the West was evidently managed by a skillful hand, and the largo choir executed several beauüiul piee in ui ixl to til the buildinjr, and tb style ana . beaUly 0f the mueic, wa only equalled b tLe correctness and taste with which It was tuD, . The Episcopal Church had bee. jeiy decorated by the ladies of the congregation, and the Kit- Mb. Wjlbc delivered an excellent discourse in the morn ing. Tbo Chriatmaa Dinner in many harry bmes, constituted tJU feature of the day and many -happy returns' were wished for lDgt tüu young people kept up the dance at Marble Hall, util the wee sna' hours." The weather was delightful and the day was a-J L A. PVn'.lmtl " VUM!U UJ lJ "U1" " jgy-Dcpoaiu of lead have recently been discovered in Hardin county, Illinois. Old miners who have surveyed the premise " tUerö "9 hc" UcPlu of leaJ in the vicinity, giving full credit to the Intr.ditit,i ln r.rJ t0 the mineral WCaith of that vicinity. Tnz Duxa. Capt. E. T. Sturgeon's new ateamer Diana raised down on Friday eveWe took a look through her spacioua eftch 28 iucnM in diameter, with nine feet stroke, working a wat r wheel 38 leet In diameter, with buckets 12 feet in length each 80 inches wide. She is aluo provided with a docter engioe, and freight hoister, with an extra ateara boiler to work them, The Diana is commanded by Captain E. T. ö"rgeon, wun Jesars. oo . u the cilice. 1ST A faul affray occurred at Princeton on Thursday evening last, in which Samuel Hill in if T - . wfwi iin.-n in.1 named Cox quarreled abont a iri fling sum f money, which ihj former alleged had bocn stolen frqra him by the latter. The alterca tion waa brought to a close by Cox throw ing a brickbwt at tho head of Zimmerman, which hitting him in the head fractured the skull, and caused his death in about twelve hours. Cux, gave himself up, and ia now in custody awaiting his trial. Zimmerman waa b man of violent, quarrelaome passions and during tho affray threw a glas tumbler at Cox, and had two weights in t-is hands to throw at Cox, when ho was hit bimimlf. Cox la a man very much like his antagonist, and the community Kiffers but little in the death of one and the incarceration of the other. Plxaicss Exccasiox to Cairo asd Bacx. Tho packet J. II. Dono will be found at the landing thia morning, ready to rcccivo passengers for tho proposed excursion to Cairt She will stop at all tho principal points below, ajid loavo Cairo on her return trip tomorrow night. A band of musio will accompany the party, and tho officers are determined to do all in their power to mako the trip pleasant to their guests. The prico of tickets haa been fixed at $10 for a lady and gentleman, and f 5 for a single person. An opportunity ia thua afford 1 of spending a few dsys profitably and pleasantly for a small sum. Capt. Herron commands tho Done and the gallant McCracken presides at the desk. No further assuranco need be giv en, tr.at the trip will be everything desirable Register your names at an early hour. GT" Three slaves, the property of a lady living in FairlMd District, S. C , recently met a terrible death. They had entered the store -room of tho ginned cotton, and locked the door after them. One of them carelessly lighted a raatch,and in an instant the cotton wss in flames. Two were barnsd to death and the other waa so mnuh injured that be cannot survive. Tho building, and about thirty balea of cotton, were destroyed. - a Hooa. Sales were made Saturday at $4 50 for choice hogs and f 4&4 25 for inferior qualities. The decline will bo permanent aa our packers do not intend to go above theso figures. nBBMaSMMaHBWSaSMaSSaBMSBSSMBSMW T The Robert J.Ward passed up from New Orleans last Saturday morning. To her officers we are indebted for New Orleans papers of the 19 th inat. ST The Younj Men's Christian Union meet to-night at 6f o'clotk st their rooms on Third street. The members who' desire to see the Society live, are requested to attend. The half dosen gentlemen who have hither to born the burdens and endeavored to sustain the Union, feel that it is time for their tellow member to come np and help them. The fate of the Union will be determined to night. ET A bill haa passed both branches of the General Aascmbly of Georgia changing the Constitution so aa to make the sessions an nual instead ot biennial, aa at present. 137" A bill ia befo-e the South Carolina Legislature, which provides that professional gamblers who are found guilty of gambling, shall receive thirty-nine lashes, iu addition to the punishment now provided by law. If this bill, when passed, does not suppress gambling in that State, no law can.

13T The office of the Sheriff, at Darlin

villa, UL, was entered the other night, and a great number of valuable papers stolen, ineluding above a hundred writ that had been served for the next court. GT The Clerk's office at Hillsboro, 111., was recently broken into, and one thonsaad dollars abstracted from the safe. No clue haa been found as to who the burglars may have been. t- There ara in the United States, 80,000 school houses, 645 academies and colleges and nearly 4,000 churches. Tacx BzxxYOLsaci-. The present season called forth some noble acts of benevolence among our citizens ; several of which have been noticed in the Jocaxat. Among those announcca was me generous aonanon oi one - . hundred and fifty turkiesand chickens to the I poor by Messrs. Z. H. Coo & Sox. This was an act worthy of the liberality and en terprise of the house. Their supplies arrived too late to make their generous intentions known on Christmas morning', and they re served them till Saturday, to give eighty j t- 1- 1 r fl! 1 3! or hub uuaurea jainiiies a gwu cinncr yes terday. XT ExPresident Pierce has declined to accept the office ot United States Senator for New Iiampshire. lie said he would not ac cept the office, if he received the vote of eve ry member of the Legislature. tdST A late arrival from Valparaiso brings intelligence that the barque Sarah Ann, bound fjora that port to tho islands of Oceanica, waa wrecked on one inhabited by can nibals, and every person on board was devoured by the savages. Tbe.Uviox Fiaa Comfant's Ball ToNioht. This eflcient Company will give their Annual Ball at the Old Brewery this evening. Tho members of the Union 4,never weary" In their efforts, when called out to save the property of our citizens, and we hopo their annual festival to-night will be largely attended. The managers hsve made such arrangements s will insure a good time to all who have IcUure to attend, and the un fortunate business men who csnnot go. can evince their good will by purchasing tickets. Let the Union boys have a crowded houso and a lull treasury. bothJ. u ' " . TKov .InrrvA t3T" We Lave already noticed that the vu j vi A vi waaavu we a waj a we srnvu wj .t c:- Wt-A.1.. tx.ui.in. c-i uiwmi., vki.... tw..1vsi ntfv Yfsi livs) Iwasrn wsavYA.1 ta si v Kw .... .. , , the river, which is taking them oil at the rate of a foot per day. It is a common thing to see a dozen yards drop off at once. Two whole brick blocks aro already gone. Tux Cnntisx War. According to recent intelligence from the other side of the Globe. it appears that the British brces at Canton. w i w h'ivui .v nwA.iiuvu Aiw -iii nnvAv, im vi commence mora cneriretie operations atrainst I . . -. r w.o vimrew. au iu.-u.jfi9 hj vwm'iuimKui matters diplomatically bttI come to bo recurded by .Lord Jugin as useless. The refusal of the Celestial Emperor to receive a KtiHsian AmbaHsador. had served at once to show the futility of such an effort, and todU pei an au pension oi complicity oeiwecn mo two great imperial rulers. The Eng Uh troops nave been re-enrorced. and tho Llin-e are - . . ... . sJo hrsjjn stren(thniii( their defences.3TTho CUineMj sugar cane, In Texas, has I withatood tho drought and frost, so fatal to other crops, and, in rpito of either, has, the present season, produced two crop a of fodder and seed. CETTko report that Mr. Douglas voted for tbo confirmation of General Dcn-er aa iwr luu tronuriaauou i vtviicrai in er n oecrctary 10 Kansas in piaco oi nr. Bianion, j t vr- i - removed, is not true. Vir. Douglas was not in the Senate at the timo the voto was taken Coal Notice. Wo call attention to the new advertisement in tO-day'a JoCKXAL, Of thcBodiam Coal Company. The Manager receives Illinois and Wisconein lunds at par for coal, delivered at any part of the city at ten centa per bushel. Maoazinzs fob Jam cart. We have ro ccived from Meiers. Dcbcll & Coxtxoto?i the January number of Leslie's New Maga - i r c . i r ... .1. l.. rr, both excellent magazines and can be found !.k .11 .1 a 1.... .H!a.,i . r itu ait tuu i-ii. j'uuuvuuuus v Oi r.,a,,'. f0;n fr w v imwivp cba wvk 6AV1XG9 OA.R LIST. Rates st which the following Bai.k or received on deposit at the Savings viUe. Corrected weekly. MAINE, par . I dI. - . - ui". , Äft . ,B Etceptanvon l2,nrrM " '.& LIKWunil .... US, INttlil CO.... Ü fcxehang. PENNYLVri . Orocers. Except Bk of Newt' Hancock.. Hallnwelt Maratime. Winsn . Sandford. . iB A.... ........ S!L C,PpD ? r lyn ia. .". ri .iiy itiuis Warren County Bk.... VIRGINIA X. HAMPSHIRE, par Except Kanawha trans AI legania Excei4 Wear JP VERMONT, par X. CAROLINA. .a Ezeent Newberry. 1" Except Farmers rUnir Koyauon... v . ........... IB' .A Ehlhctty 50 8. CAROLINA.... 10 GEORGIA 0 ALABAMA 10 DELAWARE ( MICHIGAN. muiny.. 1 sanol Mouth Rursltoa N gtvkBAnk "UAUians 3:. Wooastock W MASSACHUSETTS, par Except Lee Bank 1 of, Mnh Co.,... . 60 Uk of Tecuinseh w) ttrocers ans.... f Weston Bans 6' 'armers at . Mch's., Bk. &o Michigan Ins-, Uk xo Michican fit-it lit . -m RHODE ISLAND, .. I Excettt Bk of the Rep.. TP Ptnicsular Lk at) Kk of tfonth county... lt Farmers lik OHIO, par Rhode Islan Centn!.. Th' Except Bank of CircleVille hi llopkenton Bank ffi COSNECTICCT, par Excen BriJcenort City City Bk ef Ciactntmi'. 1 anal City Bank Clumbus.. h Bank Bb of North America.. 30 wn iMac a lfcyton do ft Muuua Valley .. . , Seneca County U .... g -'aiMlUnk V Cilv a Colchester t" Charter Oak SO Exchange Bank 2" Hvtford county Bk.... Su , J . .... . ... m uionBauk a KENTUCKY, par Except Kentucky Trust Hatters Bank ft Mercantile 30 Psntucaet W Paniuiouqe W Ouinnebauch Bk Newport taft:y Fund Cneaa WinSham County 21 Woodhnry - V0j ssteover so ILLINOIS Except Ruahville ja Worcester 4v 5W I0HK, par Peoples jrt Stock Security Ia Extent Acrkrultural... Si Bk of Orleans HM WISCONSIN all., a TENNE'SKKat... 10 Bk of Central N.T.... ! Chautaaque Co.. Bk.. 1" Chemung Co., Bk.... 3" Daryaiaiis 30' Except Bank of Knoxville wi Taxe well tO Afters n i0 llollister. Bank iC Hugenot Bank ii) TreiUin in Hamilton Exe angtBk Nashville aiii Medina Hk W O'Lee's Bk & Ocuhee . so Lawrenceburg 40 Ontark Bk... g'Uk of Claybourne 40 Ontario Co. Bk. Powell Bank. ' 30 Pratt Bank INDIANA, All Specie Paying Banks par. Broken Banks not ono. Reciprocity Bans.... sfl Hacaeos iiamor oa.... o Troy City Bask 1 Wastern Bank SO Yates County Bank... ted in this list, are not ooug.-u. LAND WARRANTS. (0 Acts Warrants Me per Acr. H Acra Warrants 75c per Acrw. UOAcra Warrants 65c per Acrw. 5Q Acra Wamots e per Acre. NEW JKE3IT, par Except America Bk.... Ifi Bk of New Jersey t Borgen County... ao MerchanU Bk ft" Monas County W Phillipsburc ITnioo 50 Wheat Gm wen.; tfi MARYLAND, par Exewpt Cumberland Ea Exhancw oa New York J per c premium. 1 äavlngsBank coin i per e pre au am. u

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. '

RATK8. One square, (ten lines or teas), one time, : 60 et. x uree mes. : x : : : t : : : : f I on One week, ::..::::::: t 1(0 two weeks, t : i t S ( One month, ; t t : t i : i : : t iUA Three months, : : : t : : : : : t : . t0 pix months, x t : x x x x x x 10o One yew. t : x x : : : : x x x 15 00 tr" Discount on larger advertisements. Cards of six lines or under, S10 per annum. tW No "tiU forbid" adTertisesnentsreceiTed. TUX N E W Y 0 R K LEDGER FOR 1858THE BEST FAMILY PAPEB IN THE WORLD1 All the Farorlte Wrl.ers retained, an 4 Aew ' - onessdaed. Sail Greater Attractions for the ew Year The circulation of TUE NEW YORK LElXiEli U now Thus UcsDas asTHiaTTTuovsASCor- I ist, which is greater than than of any Tea Iber Literary Papers la America. The profits on this axiur iieicd circulation tuie no troii iciur oi in LÜDüa-K la expeud sums ii iu tit it . hu' ti .uukl m i n aan.p any ordinary put l"MU. A pxper wiih a eirculii uu o. uuiy a nauurwl thuusaud r m wuutd smK uu er ih expeiiiies of 111H LilXitUi in less Jian six uiuiilh. Ail of tLc old and lTont Contributors win continue r iiuMr.iiiM K.s s it.is. Will 1 strsf I ed ui aHxum xlacr wlumm I VAraddrillE LElHiEK'saUractionsaud I Uaclailt. OSlrs. EUM1 D. E. 21. SUUXliVVulll writes on y lor tllSi MEW VOKK LUUlkiU - FANNY FERN writes oniy fur TUE f.. loitK VLViNUS COBB. Jr. write only lr 1 HE A EW lUKK LEDUf.lt. KMKK.HoN utMSKTT wri.esoiiiy lorTHK NtW 11 KK I.LUIlLU. ALICE CAKY, Mrs. SltXJl'KNK Y, tuid lr. Nkl.SOX wriurs fur TUE .NEW YOUK EEIUE1U Cr.OROT. D. PRESTICK, JUUN ti. 6AXX. ana tu the uther Oest ntei, contribute to THE THE Laiiakilvo tet to fuLllfc LlfiKATl BE. UKIU1NAL. 1LLL PIRATED TALES. I KAYil, fUKl'ltf, lKKTUHJt. BIO ÜKAflli. JiEWÖ, THE LEDGER Is every wherd ackriuTie-Ked to l the bet tamily paper in 1 the world heitCe Its extraI tn.i. tu I ii n liM.ra.if TMlVMI I .r 1 1 V - rj. .. a . .vtne T-riprievor ui me IIDT f L' l.n V It .mnliiVi th heat talent, and fcy so doi m C )UTilrT T 11 K NEW 1 UKK ilikjER is Drifted on I Iwutiful white tmDrr. sVDil I utomposeaorefhtpftfes. I maitib ti. iuuisou! wevaly paper in Ui I ti llMI. ll u published every Saturday, and sold at ail the news uflices in er cry city and twn ihruucliout the cuuutry, and U milled fur sunscriiiers at SJ per tuinu ui ; t u copies are sent for S. Any persun obtains elf su Mcrihers at SI eaca twnich Is our ivwrni ciu" riics'i Uli sendios usSli, wiiibeeu. I ..tlAWl ... AmA AA.!.? fiw. Ttnn lurariaMy in ad I ynre. Address all letters 10 I ROBERT DOER, I'uMlsher of the ?,fc, "J k,w Ji' i ?. B. Now is a sHd tune to subscribe, as ilrt 80UTII WORT IV9 new story, TDK BUIDK OF I AN EVKNINil, will ! . -1X11 LKI UiH vn Uto Uei oi jt iisnr. S . B. Wo. 1 We have no A tents authorised to re"eive u1criptiins for THE LEDGER. lutcrihers mui4 always reuiit di rect to u, and not send or pp. any money to any A cents. I A Sit, MamI Iiia1 At.a-A..I.Ai .-A-.l . TUR Ledükk. in fact, the names of its lea.lins I col,B''D,uu,r f sutncieut xuanintee that it sUuls iu marke-l contrast to a class of weekly puMtcation, that I "r ' ,on lin,e noooen tns country, sut !,CA' !"!lu,'atel3r " " morals of our Pet.pKafw almost extinct. decio-jtdjtliw FOR NEW YEAKS ! X 0RY w.ie knives, fw a suhsuntial and sensible I .if Mr si I lSssSSll r m fs SB Aiua w 1 1 aaita a. I I yec very hanime, and warranted No. 1, iu qual " , ciIAg. 8. WELL. aec3-ir ew store opposite J. II. Mafhee It Co. LOLISVILLC A.D ME3IPII.8 PACKET. THE SriXNDID LOW-rKESSUBE, c. s. MAIL STEAMER SOUTHERNER, O. VT. TRIPLETT. Commander. J. B. AKJ1I K, .. ....tAisvk. c.,a;c.. will run rejru- . L-i ' "r"S i ne season, in me I Liouisvilie and aiemphis trarle; ..niieoiins: wnn the t um'erI I., try .a 'f lan l and renne.see river n.ail pneketsat Patucah; with the St. Louis loats at Cairo: with th llpmnhi. ana sew uriruis s.viy packet line, tn White, Arks way business, cnrr lnt freishi and taiNet.eefa attn same prics as the packet. Merchai-U and trader ending orders ean rely upon havins them filed an their g wvls brought ty ret nrn trip. The tPcers of am 9. win taae pirasure in nning onler and msaln purchues, (law orsmai;,) for their friends along shore Her machinery Is low-rre"ure her olfters are all experienced boatmen, who will atalltimea consult in; etr, omir n an 1 psesure or then passengers. Mie pasoes r.vanryille goin. upon Sunday at about 3 o clock A. M. And in g dng down she will te here wii -i ennesaajrs aooui 2 o cioca r. 31. deciv-tf, w3 HOWARD. flITE DOLLARS will be paid for rn f-rmat I that will lead to the c. rviction of the thief or thieves that rut down and stole an evergreen, Fal- in ft Fir tree from the garden of Dr. A.C IIALLOCK. It waa K"" "o iaco lur vunsunas tree. awl'ISAR AXD MOLAlKa. 3 li lltvts. fit.r New rlears fugr; 10 do Choice New Orleans Sugar; t do Clarified Surar; 5 barrels Powdered 8 ucart . . ' " &Ö harrsls Choice Molaesri. 5 ouarter hi.s do Tk, 11 vc'Cif Suf?rJ. Jul red per steamer David White, and for sale low by WIlEELER & EIGG (OFFISE.-IOO Bags Prime Eastern Coffee, Just J received per steamer David W hrte and f. sale by WHEELKKfe RIGUS. CAoniEs.a. i 1 irrces new Rice; 8 B xes Herring; ' " x'iO Druois tfamprina Flgi; r.CS Boxes tiai Sines J So DM Tar; 5 Ih-ums CodSh; 10U Packages Raisins; ' 2t Bags Liverpool f n Bait; Sou quarter boxes Sardines; l0Bils Rufn;just received per rtesmer Tavid White, and tor sale by , WHEELER t B1GH5. CIlKKE.-io Boxes Western Reserved Cheese, j ut received and fur sale 1 y . WIlEELER k RIGG3. KEEN Sc PltESTOY WHOLESALE DRY G0;DS HOUSE FIRST T. EVA.V11XB lADlA.A. Ill CLIATt 1 'V-, ,nd a Fail Stock of 1IJL Dry Oonds. Boots, Shoes. Hau and Caps, at this House, which will be swUl on fair terms. decita-tf. KEEN fc PREoTON. PUBLIC LECTÜUE, r BYTnE REV DR. FOSTER, at the Marble Ball, next 1 Monday) evening, at o'clock. SUBJECT Astronomy, illustrated by varied and beautiful experiment aud diagrams. Tickets 25 cents; to be had at the Book Stores. Get'!! Y BAGS. 1250 Gunny Bags, Jnst received aud (or sale or KEEN fe P&K3T0N. wwTTPRESS MILLiT'WNKton Yarn and Carpet Warp. 125 bags of this favorite brand, just received and lor sale at reduced prices y GILBERT k BOWLES. ' Agenu MCypress Mills. LAYER AXD M.R. RAI8IX8.100 whole aud auarter boxes just receivelper Maren go, and tur saie low by GILBERT fc BOWLES. ,J EW FIGS. 100 Drums Jot recelyad and for iM sale by GILBERT Jc BOTTLES.

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ST I am onthrmer will attend promptly to all I a ,i,i,.i.t,., -.a, i. Ja i iZ. . .

MISCELLANEOUS.

IIE3IOVAI. OF WHOLESALE HARDWARE HEADQUARTERS. v CHARLES S. WELLS, FIRST ST., betweea Main aad Sycamore, EYAKSY1LLE.OD. . . t 8IIA.LL REMOVE my uii ul atcsartv rvacHASaa stKk of HARDWARE, CTJTXERY, cM about the lith of Sovcmher, IV, to the saw a cOMMoBiocs iroas (built and arranged exvrewly fur my business) on the apper side of First street, ('- tween Main and Sycamore next door to Htstn. Keen Sx Preston, and iinniedialely oppwJt Alessrs. J. U MaxbetltUw. . With ample rsora, No. I rscurrns ro butix cHBr, tbe brst selected aud noat amnpNaely assort d stock in the city togetiier with pmoipuiess, iudustry. and fair acaliuf, I trut my eflorts ipast and future) will be mutually adrantaceoas to myself SbS my rap idly increaslnf list of customers in the city and eoun try. My Encllsh and Gereaaa Direct lmrtatloas, are very larte. TheJe, with nj laffe o.Mers to Ansa teas MastrPACToaias (.first haiidsl euai.ie n to meet soocessf ally any fair and honorable competition asTWHtaa la thb Wsst, and alrt hast, i-y auauif simoly. expenses of deliTery in ETaosrllle I nn hesitatinaly state that I can and w lit. oemonstnue m anv country merchant, who will Utlnf me his Eastern oic and freieht tills, that I can and will sell him a irus aa aa a ws ITr.li- ilh MnMiaea tO 1 VOOUUlt3VU &. usa u nA (His lnüLt. I ara fullv vrrmred to do wtua I .orforfeltmeaidmercnaut'.toarat41at hi. hotel. during a reasonable stay in stiuitui u stuck may be found a complete asrtment ef fVÄ American fc English Hard-ys-z ware, Cutlery, Files, and Edre Tool. Guns, Gnn-Barrei ana Gnu Trimmings, Tinoers Tool, Wire, Itivets, Kettle liars, JapanNl and Stamped Tinware, kc. Jf I am aim Ac-err for VCLCAMZED RUBBER DELTIAU AXD PACKIXU.vtuadeby New York BelUuf Co..) wbicb will be sold at lowest Cincinnati prices. Also, Asbnt for superior PLATFORM SCALES, and all other WEIGHING MACUINE3. ROW OPE.l.U. 100 dos. Wells' ('Uunt's') Lippincett Collins Axes 60 " Grain gavels, ShoreU and Spades; 2ä (Sauaxv) Meat-Cutters and Stutfers: aat every descripUon of SEASONABLE HARD WARE. MERCII.NTS & TRADERS, Store-Boatmen, tc, ef Indiana, Kentucky, Iliinol and Tennessee, are ean estly inyittid to git my stock a eareful ex.imina.lon, assuring such parties that their tntnorandiunsaudoracrsshull be filled, and shipped promptly at "Email Fronts ror tnica netarns." Fire per cent, will I allowed on assorted bills for cash, or if paid in 3P days fr iLUe or purcnase Thankful for past favors, I trust old sxd ssw raixans will often look In at the NEW HEADQUARTERS, First street, opposite J. II. sirghee & Co.'s. CIIARL1 8. HELLSr Eyanrrill, Ind., Xov. Uth, iä..-d5cwamo. J. C. FLfcAGLJJtVS Oa Lcnst, wear Second 6t-, Kvansvlll, Ind. II E suSacriers have opened s new UttT Shot, in Caldwell's Builditiffs on Locust near Second street, where they all keepatonstant supply of excellent Beef, Muuon, Pork, ana an AI other varieties of Meats and foul try. so, food lrd. S.iOMKcs, and when it can e nrocutol I Game. Th. shop will be open durinf the day, and families can hare their rneau sent r. nie wnen uiey desire it by sending in their ordi-rs to tne snnp. novl?tf J.C.FI.KAOLERkCO. Books, , Books $4 VirHEN in the course of human events R be- . V c-wrs necessary, 'Mhat s'j IwjUlo hwie WKinutu-turuiK, ilos wantm Bonksnfanv kind Itouiv. or JUvk Hk, ruM to pattern, will lind M. L1NUSEY OHNSOS'S Bok Itindery the placr to suit the tasteand fancy, can aro see. - jy?t 'IMOTHY SEKII.-K'hnshcli P ime Timothy jl eres in store ana lursaio'v WHEELER & RIOGS. REMOVAL. fHIIE subscriber respectfully informs ' and citisens ceneraliv, that he has Meat Miop from the corner of Sycaoiore his customers has removed his Miop from the corner of Sycaoiore and First, to Srcond street, next door to the Cati'erlaiid Presy. tenan 'ihurch, where he will constat ti? keep on hand a snpp or iresn mesa, or tne nest uamy. deilO . JOHN PAINE. sfII E ES E. 40 boxes choice Wetrn Reserv. and UautOura: larga sue, ju4 recrivf and for sale ty uitHtKrcnunLiiS fell HT de M1RTIVA TOBACCO. A lot of nelelirated Brand aKln receiveri anl ft sale TEN?! KY at NIKE.MJOS. JC8T XXCZIVED AND roB SALZ BT fs S. HOPKINS, ONE o' the best selected storks of Dry Goods ever brought f this market; cousinting, in part of PL-UN AND FIGURED MERINOKS, PLAIN AN I FIUL'KKD LUSTRES, ti a I v iaH viiiruLnmi PLAIN AM FlUURfcD AlLwOOL DELAI.S audCASH31IRES, A good tick of laJie.'and misses' Shawls, Cloaks, iapes, t noersieeves ana collars. Uotwi stock Emimity band. Uaunilells . wtnnnti ll.A.1. . 1- ...' ll Im A I1....M..A 9 I 11 all colors; Chenille IScarf and Tninmings; ladies' ana mie iie.p ains. stork r huiies' and misses' Furs, Vict'Tines,Culfs, Muffi, Fur Capes and Swan's Down. Silk, I nen and cuUm Floss; Shirt Bosoms. Good stock f rtressTrimminssKringes; and us, ie:, peari, glass ar.a airate uuttot.r; lace, emnmi. deeed and silk Damask Curtains: minted, oil an1 m pa v indow Chatte; Curtain Cord and Tassels ail cuiuts; Castes' white, colored and Macs. ot ton Thread: eolored carpet chain : looxina elafss 1 csroets : Oil Cloths; matting; rugs and druggetr; wall paper; nue screens. Retail stock of Boots and Shoes. do do of Hat. Caps and Men's Clothing. Brown and White Linen Tal.le Covers; ß potted and do do do do ' Ne in Shirts and Drapers for ladies and gentlemen. Cloak TaMsels;yiiio .varoless Uags rr Wheat. All of w hich I will sell cheap for cam. octSl . - J S. HOPKINS. iN'OTICE OF DISSOLUTION, II E Co-partnership heretofore existing between the suariivrs under the name, style and firm ot rrencnLiagow a v,o., was uissoivea on tne na nay of Decern! er IUI, by mutu:tl consent. All persons indebted to said firm will pleate n.n'e payment to nnim x. r rencu, wno atone tuauinorizen to eitle thebnsiress. WM. E. FRENCH, Dece-lW-tf. C.R. LAGoW, O. W. DEXTER. TUB business will be continued y nie as heretofore under the sty le of Wm. E. t rench at Co. All persons indebted to the firm of French fcJcrau d, and French Lagow at C.. are hereby notifiei that an early settiementnf their notes and acct'unts is re-inirrd. declM&K-lmd&sinw WM. E. I BENCH. CURISTJf AS IS CGJILM.. dies TR Jewelry, Watches. Silver Ware fcc. of new and Utilul styles, ST BSBl'CBD fBlCKS, and select a hat is wanted before the choicest aud burst good are II fon They havJ havJust received a lot uf Stiver Ware in eluding some iautitul cups, ex- ressly for the Christmas trade. Call at the old stand on Main between I irst and Sec-nd street. Christmas Cap RECEIVED this morning by express, fmn the manufacture in New lmi. a verj' large lot of Caps, all of the latest French and American rfvlrs at VACT1EK& MAKCOXNIEK, decl Main street, lei ween Fint and Sec .nd. maoiAtSE8.11 itw 'Sls. aud 50 half prime. Itut reeelved ner stauner Faiivhild, direct from plantations, in very uperior shipping cooperage for wile r GEURUE FOSTER & CO. UO.MIXY.-W-ls. Flint Hominy; S do Choice Cranberries: nt received per steamer by Z. H. COCK ft SO

M with It the time honored cus.om of making Gifts, to old and voune but esnec:allv to the I jl.

. Therefore call at the Jeselry 8t-re of BU

LK A. K)N. where there is ft larxe assortment i.r

, , , MUSIC! MUSIC! 1, ESSRSIobcIl ft Conynxton bextoannouiice to ll ft their kind patrons that they have Biade arrangtj menu by wbicu they will have always on hand New Sheet Music 200 New Fieces Jost Arrived They solicit Ladies to call and look it through. DOBELL ft CON VNGION. CREESE. 30 Boxes Prime Bamberg h Cheese, just received and for scle by Z.H. COOK ft SON.

TKOM CINCINNATI.

cam r. t. LocxwoonC. D. CAMP t CO., hieile and Retail DeaU-rs in lats, Caps, Ladies' Dress FnrsJ BUFF L0 ROBEn & II TTER FURS, PLUSHES AND TRIMMINGS, WEST THIRD STREET, OPPOSITK TUE BURNETT HOUSE, CINCINNATI, OHIO. IVTbe attention of -Merchants and des ler s of Ettnit yiue ana w Kiinty are inviteii to our new i- all &ui u n ter lu wk, feelins-conlideit that nur facilities, hv hsv. nr a resklent pnrtner in New York, who takes every adranUfe of trie market the ear through, enals us to oner more tnau ornnary uylucetue&ts to can and nmniTHiime nvers trj ne nirrifecasn price pais tor American Furs. an j:h sua-u st w is MALTBVS FKLSI1 OISTE K S AH now receiyina d.i y MALTBTS nririyiUed ja aua ceh.rraiea ciiuice rianteu lialtimoie OvKters. and am tHTDftrea to otter the trade snch iiidnrerr.rr t tor tne entire sraon as utc never i-en oluivrt in this market hereufire. A constant daily supply al1 A -1 - A m . - - " . ways on mum, wo uuu urvicri luxi rami lies riu. oiitaiii at any timednritr theseam thve choice Orrtern. in cans and half cans and in the hell, warranted fresh I and sw-et. and yery iu peil rin flavinr and quality. lennscasn. Ana noue iui isuia'tieBioney received. A. KURTZ. Solb AeBrrforKyansyille. real Alam Abont Town BO ITT money matters and bad totmcco. hat F. Pen. dhch iL lir. hfl re receiVMi some of thf chewinx tilrco that ever was sold in our city. They have all the st nutria of Virginia Maoco. Give them a call and co..yiuce yourself. They aim have oue nan-ireu tnousana or uie nest itavana Cigars. wct-i3tn.-AOATINES .11 Waverlv Magazine fpr Octoler: Knicker ocker do Pntnam do - New Yca-k Journal do Harper do O-ly's Lady's Book do Grabim do Hal ton's Monthly do Schoolfellow do Mn. Stephens' Illustrated Monthly, at oct? E. J- DOB ELL'S. TTPPER LEATHER. J "3 Sides good rpi-er Leather In store and for eap 'orcaali. (septal PK 'STUN BROS. 0 RAN BR AX ! BRAN !- I 9 OW bushels isnui received per EaHroad by Z- II.COOK ft SON. spIGARS.0 MatsCinnnmnn: 1i Assorted fine Cigars Jnt rrretyed and for a. u. 11 t-iJiAZy a iu... tot sale by -nil 7.. n.COOR It POX. WUtlllKA üuM L, Ac- ' 1U0 NeiiU Sooden l!ols; !& dosen do Tmynj I do Ass'd Churns: 60 do R-illinr Pins: 25 . do Mashers, just received and for sale by z,. 11. twn k ."us. MEDICAL NOTICE. DR. HUTCHINSON, having associated with him Dr. G R r; K N , Ute of lnJiM.spolis, ill continue the pntrticeof nie'irineand surger at his old office on 1 mm sireei, wnere nonnciu omimuinci orpairuu. ase from his friemU and the u'lic generally. Doctor Greeu bavin i: devoted exclukive attention to the treatment of diseases of the ye and Lünes for several yers, will continue to treat sucn mseaitcs wan his new plan of treatment, hkh consints (fatheluncsl In the inbsiat'on or meiicatei vapors, carrying meriictnti directlr to the seat of the diHease. One of the bim can I found at the office at all hours of the day and nicht. serrl srDi M art BOXE X lb. in eatties. Don Jn.nn. Htw myit j.t. Mccracken. tfJST KKi EIVKf). I 50 bxs Star Candles, dl do Opal do 15 do Prime W. R. Cheee. - - In store and for sale by W HEELER s RIGGS. tNRe-.SH Lo-mter Salmon and Markert-1, In 1 and 9 ' ft cans for sale at Z. II.COOK a SON't. 7 NEWLÜMBER Y.RD, ' Corner of Main and Eighth Streets, , EV A.VSVILLE, ID. WE are now oflering for sale to the city and country trado our whole stock of lumber at retail. Having extra f.icilities for n.anuf.-ictnrinranS 1 yi! inr pine luuitr in Pennsylvania, we thina we laufuents to purrhawrs that they ft find e I -h: where in the city. We shall St all can n cannM time-' t supplied with a fnil vtnrtmn.i. Also, pine shingle and dressed flooring always on hand. Call at the office on the rfhovee mer. noviT-ly WATSON. NEWBKKRYte CO. COAL!! COAL l ! t UAL It! JUSTICE WILL AND SHALL BE DONE." III ATE Just erecte.1 a Fairwnk's cale. for the purpose of welshing my coal. I hall seil my coal ny weight, according to the law of the State.' I have a laree stock of superior quality of Pitts! urg Cal. and Invite all my friends to givemeac-UI and try It. I have 'wen eighteen yeirs in ibe hiuioess, and profess S a SkAk tai ImiI a. a. a . A. . äS s s a - . iiicincciii coai is i Aceton per i-uinel All orders left at the Has Cnmnan' nffir. h... Firstand SeeorH, on Locust sfeet, orst Horn brook's Store, on W at er street, or at rr v Coal Offce. at the Lamanco Wharf, will he attended to. All coal must e pun .or wuen oraerea, in 'wnk' lernnrncy. deciü tf. ANDREW HCTCIIESON. L'lRn CHACKFRS." f bore, jn- received BLd for sale ty GILBERT ft UOWLEi. H. and Ifambirgh Cheese. 3Ti boxes W Urfe, aifl .1 -m ouaiiiv, ,ui r.- ired per steamer Marengj and for sale l ir t'lbUtl.T ft BOWLES. I OXFBC'TIO.YCRS' M f i IR - ti lo-is. just reCeive.1 ani in v f-v deel GILBKKT ft BOWLES. mrixin.Au.V S B'.N t i'ler Vinrrnr, UHt rere'red and for sale VICKKKV ft JOHNSTON. a... jt.sd LlUllARY ASSOCIATION. MEETING of the stockholders of the Assuco.. ." m thm tor the eieciioii of nowiiuuine CoramiUee will b he!d in the Horary Rooms on Tuedsy eve uiug Decemir xh at Ai t k J . rut t . W.U. BINGHAM. dec2l-tf. Recording Secretary. E 1. A. I LECTION. An election fw Ticers of the J Kransville Lityary Avociati m will be held at vue Ln yary s.mnu on si in-lay me Ith I ty of Jaita j ,i-y , itiwrq iue uuuri oi am. r- m iiy or uerm uiejjra, w. ll. U1IA.M, decU-tf. Recording Secretary. Lougworthvs Catawba Grape Roots . . ' I at Auction. UE will sell at auctUm on Saturd iy. Ith Inst., cotntnencink at 10 o'clock at our Kootas. eornerof slain and Third streets blNiv of the above Roo-s une year old and in .nod wder. A Hoe chance r our cn i, to o: tain larg qoAU titles at low prices. Saldi vwiailiw aw a aba. L. -mmm ivuft A n Ulf V CSS Ig . dec'3.31. W0JLslX te KELSON, Auctioneers. 1 EANR.40 iuaiels White Beans: do Dried Anoles: lat recetsd anil fnr sale by Z. 21. COOK ft 60 nil I, Knills. OT0 Bushels Prtme Turnips, Just reJaV cwval ad for sale by Z. 11. COOK ft SON f.LCRWHET.-S3 aeVs Prime Buckwheat, 1 jui received aud for sale bv Z. II. COOK ft 80N. f .ard A.R BCTTER.JIaS in:.li. Lanl: SiO bbls. Butter; received per Canal by Z.U. COOK ft SON. RRAX,COR. A.OOATP.foraW Z.H.COOK ft SON. JCST RECEIVED. Apieuoid AuLuais, liook of Be uty! u-tidui . ne -n'B, ietr; -kii.e; , l,ourt of Nspoietn; Also Burns; hvron; Shaksneare. Scott. Moore In antique. A large assortA.ent of Bibles; Prayer Book; iieinoaisi; rre-s yteriau ana Baptist Hymn Books. W oman's Record , irpinia itluKtrated. These booas will suit aduiirall y an Christmas peesents. lder-tf.l - JOHN HEALY. ORK BOXES, Ac A variety of Work w Uoi.cs aud Writing lck, for sale v dec23-tf. JOHN ilEALY. DANK NOTICE. FflllE BRA Jl inst.,(Cl (New Years I HE BRAN CH B ANK will he close 1 on theSth hrittmas dsy and on the 1st of January All paper maturinc on thrse days will require attention the days iirecedins. dec-a-d,!!. SAaUUEL BAYARD. Cashier. CI1RI.ST.TI AS C.IFT. DOBELL ft CONTNGT0N have Just received a splendid assortineiit of Ulft Books. Splendid ABmms, Writinc Cases and Desks. J uvea ile Books of all kinds, Red Monicco Antique P.u neautfully illustrated. Elegantly bound Bibles nod Prayer Books, French Mor.'Cco hound Hymns for all the Churches, U-todrictAea Court of Nanoleon. Aud a thousand other m ignincently bound and illustrated honks ami gift. fn-u: fA cents to 13 per yolame. Call and see them. We shall e proud to how tl-m v r.r.i.h At s is YOTOy. aratnPK. M iyi Coils Boston lUanilU

ope. do do PRESTON BR0?.

tsi Coils Jute 2S do Cotton bO do Hemp Received and for nit by

CÜMMISI0N & FORWARDLVG--

1 U. O'llIJaBY & CO., OL BSTASLISHt storage, Forwarding A:Commissionf General Railroad, ' Steam and Express Ajents,' sracisL aecrrs fob rxxKiTLvasia bslsosb. UATIXO fitted p a mammoth Tharf-Boat, t!. larrest on the Ohio Rirsr. in tlie moKt ul .auu-tL? manner, we sre preparud to fiCiJiiue wiib . tiimlcb all sW euiru4ed to .Mir car. -t titer y niTer, rtaiirwad or Canal wtüwut dely oriitvIsar rtaswatsetti avstl Im Mm. a Receiy' r. Steine .! irr..r. le rfiy Pruiuce consigned to ui. sud 11 unlrri ' pPHL .TtllN. P. J. O'KILRV mnm. nMnnMM .u. , v;V numrrfiu. trieiHU f-tl.:r furnier i-itM.naRe.a' I respectrully uhciu a continuance vf the 4i.t. ch A Store Kuom. wrll auritillwl. will h. .. . ; conimotlatioa of Uats.anJ thrirwtitr ed. ... P.O.O'Rli.nv m. l-t EDWARD IL HILL, (I.4TK WITH . S. ITCMaLL,) COMMISSION &. FORWARDING and l ktAUVlUi A V H,aii...n i.itj EYANSVILLE, IND. ' THE undersSmed has recent ly purrhaool a FiRsT CLAfS V Iii I ARF-BOAT and nj.lih. edhilUMcU tu tvaiut .U u uwasncl a Forwaru lac ax.d CouimiSMou usiuesk , Puei.siiig every fad I it r for Wieirinr ard shtrrln Merchandise, Flour, Grain. Pork. Lard. i.e.. :ih desiuch aud oa the tot rt-aM.atile terwie, i:e re)ecu'ully solicit llie pauvia-e of B.enliai.t and shippers generally. EDWARD R. HILL. Ä.' T - t . - Skrausvi.te, ivc. ist., ii.h(b JOHN S. miTCIIEI, L, (Successor to O'Xiley c Mitchell. PRODCCK, FORWARDINU AAD COMMISSION MERCHANT EYANSVILLE. IND. rl -TltTi-IK BTRICTattenUonpailUicn. jTj' .3 . I signmeiifc fur sale of i..nr. l'n aAj-jS.Tr m i ii i nl&toluce. fto Onlera for Ihr nur. I rlutae of Produce vomited and promptly auvoitnt to. .1 " - 1 ,-1 A ,1 a . - 1 .1 . . a laving a laifc iin-iuut at nie luver, sun ix ing Agent al this place fur several l'ai!pis, I p- o fu Prior advaiitases fiw forward Irs Mert-luuHiiM froiucecomiuc here bv llailruad a still as bv Kivt-r. Othce on board tlie lower Whart-Boau jan i CIIKESES3 xs choice W.R. and English Dairy Cheese. just received per steamer Halting s, and f.-r m ly seputl B. a.. uIIauIaIaI & CO. 40HSSBARXUR OSSOklU SI1.IV. FALL AND WINTER Dry Goodüü U'E have now In Store a complete Stork f Fait and W inter, Staple and tancy Dty r.oods,which we offer to our citizens aud strangers v. Uing the city at such prices as wi I d-ry competition. We would respectfully call the attention of oar frif ,,d. and customers, and all persons wanting Dry Gooti vo our extensive Stock, consisting in part of the folio : Cloths, Cassimeres an 1 Tweeds; Sattinetsand Ky. Jeans; Biauketsand Flannels; English, French and American Prirts; Striped and Piaid M. De Lains and Qinghams,DeBages and Pnpiins; Bayadere all wool De Lains; Plain DeLalns and Khepherd's riuUt; Alpsoca, English and French V.trlu-e', Square and long wool shawls, Stella sha!. ai d scarfs, iVocIm shawls. Chemi le scarfs an I rut shawls, embroideries and white gonds, hos t ry -ind underwear, genuine Irish linens, table ctothsko-J l!n-" en eamlric hd'fs, carpetr. matting, floor, uilile and stair oil sloths, hats and caps, boots and shoes, umbrellas, trimmings, fte. SHANK LIN Ac RE1LLT, oce c RAISINS, Currants and Citron, for sale W cell Z. 11. COOK 1 SON.IJOTATOnS. M usitels Extra Potabes Jot received ps steamer Diamond by Z, II. COOK SON. mm srßAR Axn molap.i-:p.-i J at received, both clw-ice qnnli'y. for sale by tuitii OILBEKT ft BOWI.FS. On S) camore near W ater. COAL FOR SALE. rEhave on hand and are constantly reoHving ww - coal of an es client quality from up tlo -i i l, which we will deliver in aty part of the city fct 'rV. Order left at James Lau hint's warehouw. or til lis oflice of NaJian Rowley wlil ptm p:v attest i to. UUHLLI v At.Ul.1. OJVIOX. -;0 Buohels Tiime ad for sale by Totato Onlof ,"ttt received ft. II. COOK ft m.. SL'iT nrci.i i-:o. 9 fcHptir r l ,.t e i jit.el Fire Setts;' Mt l.i.e I'rs, Kirr hett; ) - Con n- u Iron Fire Setts; ' d"'.. "ni lio-i: 1 .re r..! Ys,c; S f .,-e I".-, e. ,,5 öl F'riii. Sle'f I lieits; BABCOCK ft F0NTAU. TAT roFr'KE.vT i ofVrt Hrin e OM noverrirer Java t fee. ftt rile itv r.'.M V, III I.KH k Ith.'... r BA U. rO lib.s in fine or l., for le y c-ti: S. E. GILBERT L CO. t .Y.VXI. piTUH AUK. friAYK a larre double WarelKiuse at the tuna Basin, capa'ile of storing any amount of prodiK-e. a hlch will he recei vel, stired, taken care of wid Leid u'iject to the owner's orders, on tb nir rf rem... P. Q. O'RU.KY nOMtDB.n from fancy Pomade just receive-! ard f t le i. a n. iisi.mann. . siAj Ufc.UHI Ei. i bbls last rccive-l, so ' f-.r C'saieoy. SAM. V1CK UV. w.t CIIEnK. 10 Boxes Choice AV.-rn Reserve 1 Ch--e.e lust rtf'VeJ tier .i ..rn-r Marengo, od for sale by SA..!. VICKi.U.. GRKE PPLE.-U bbls assortei Ohio" Apple, iu Sum; aud fur sale y SAM. TICKET. Y. ORAN! DRN!! tons In qnantities t-i U w purchasers; loa ve orders and hnveitsent me. ire or lrayage '-y - SAM. VI OK KB . STIL AHS AXU NiALs. i ItOXeS H iiidow Olass: b0 K;gs assorted Naiirt just received and fr sale- . SAM. V1CKERY. '7 .CXDRIE.9 .w.(sv Ouiiut ti bids Cr united tfnnri 25 b'ds Powdered Sucar. ' 'ii bLIs Loaf Sugar, in store and for sale bv PRES ft N BROS. , . PROPOSAL?. ; aEALED proposals wilt fx, received at the Cfv Cf Clerk's Olfice until baturrlay evt-tiinr Sy ia filling in of Blocks No. 2U aud 21 in St cswelU Euiarre. ment, so as to eonrspond with the city grade. By order of the Common Council. WELL. U. WALKER, Clerk. . Volksbote copy. dec:-. HARDWARE & CUTLERY. Foreign and Dometttc, Shi: by, Ttac and Halter Chain, Sails, iLtt$, ..las. JlaUhtU, VlaMt. ScytiWt. Oradlti A'alet, Sniatht, r'ttrht, Scale. Shards, Sj-udts. UrttdtUmes. Ldi, Llchttv' ' - Avtrurt,' Chisels. Ltn.tihg Glatts, tUs, Gttiu, Pistols, it fancy GoodALSO Ad EAT FOR DOTO. BELTING C O. BAVC0CK k SONNTAG. sp27 Tater stmt. Evansrilie, Ind. BAT Cuttersand auare PinffT. st redeced. .1 liuritt WALDK1RC11 c. NATIOÜTll()TEr7 CORNER SIAIN AND FOUITII PTRKKTK LOUISVILLE. KY. Ur E are refitting the House throughout with New Ft'iMTt'ia. andinastvle r ,::;i second to none in this Citv, and will 1 ready fr the reception of guests o the Isihtiith or Ai'sriT. We are confident, from theCEXTRAu I'CALITY OF THE IlOl'SE, THE SCPERlORITY OF T1IK ROOMS, and the stvle in which w in. ten.: keepinc it.thal we will have unparalleled nr. . and during the National Fair, commencing the l-iwiru f Septemiw, intend vrrxurint accommotlatinrs lor ONK THOI SAND PEllSs-iNS. Mr. Jas. L. Snead, the very popular Clert, If - -the Capitol Hotel, Frankfort, will otl.ciat. at tha Lesa. TLBMH, 81 0 PER DAYNEAL & STEALER I'mpricuira. Daaglm. FOR RENT. THE commodious jiremias on Mam street-, next doir to the Branch Bank, at presert occupied as a clothing store bv lhe-suecri''era. Immediate possession will be given. ANSPACH ER ft CO. CHKEI60 boxes Hamburg Cheese; S rass s eppe ; S Sax A Ispice; SCascj No. 1 Nutmcn Just received srd for aat

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