Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 57, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 January 1858 — Page 2

tetri!(e gailfl- Journal.

EVANSVI LtE, IND.

TEIDAY.

..J.VN. 29

DU.I.ESOF THE CITY. We gather from the reports made to the meeting of tho Board of Trade on Tuesüay evening lost, the folio win statistics of the business of the city;

The whole value of the Export of

the city, plac'iDs'tho articles at.' a very low valuation, was $$,831,937.' This amount embraces only the business of the regular merchants, who made returns to the Board. A lar;o amount was exported in flat-boats, and by transient and irregular traders. It would not probably bo an over estimate to put the total Exports of the city from $7,500,000 to $3,000,000. The amftcnt of Groceries soLl ia tbis markei was....'..... $2,034,6-25

Of Dry Good 843,271

Other Merchandise....... .1.216,700

Total sales of Merchandise....! 1,095,600

Total ralu9 of tbj principal manufactures

irom the mills and work-shops

was $1,634.703

The number of tearnboat that.Kinusd at

the wharf, ard delivered and receiv

ed freight was . 2,Ä44

Boats that landod without receiving or

diachaftrinsr freight 125

The number that passed without land-

in?, waa onlr 69

o .

' " 2T"An interesting dechnea baa been ren

dered in tho cm of Marshall and Illaley, of j

Milwankie, u. the American Express Com-

1 Mr T! .fWwi nMf w m f.AA.l U.M at..

,u cv-Ä ! v u n ' " - J ". i

w w uuu.uavcu uj u,c w.u. p!aiatiff:1 with f 7,500 t delivef at the State

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Baa": in Madison, Wisconsin The defend-

YlELDISO TO THE PfiESSCRE OF PüBLIC

Opixiox. The State Sentinel, the organ

of Mr. Bright, says,' "the candidates upon

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. '

ventionrof the 8th, have, in reply to in

teTTOgstories addressed to them upon

tbe!r interpretation of that resolution,

answered that its application was in

tended to induce Kansas, as wU asi

all other Territories of -the Union."

That is, they have all atowed them

selves in favor of iL Douglas doctrine,

and consequently are opposed to the in

terpretation of popular sovereignty defended by Bright and Fitcb, and upheld

by Mr. Buchanan. Mr. Brigbt's triumph

in the management of the Convention has been aborted lived. His own adherents have been farced to repudiate t he doctrines he attempted to force upon the

people of In d tana. The Iwdiawa DrirocBACT and the Licosirtox Dodo a. The Terre Haute Journal contains a call for a Democratic Muss Moctlnsr,

signed by one hundred Democrats, to be held I grain. in that city on the SOtU inst., to define their

RATES. One suar, (ten line or less), one time, Three times, j : : : : ::::: One week, ::::::

Tiro weeks,

ants made a tender of tho money after bank

ing hours, but it was refused. During the night the Express safe was robbed of its con-

wniff ineiuuing ineit'o. Antuen was brought by Marshall fc Iilsley to recover the money of the Express Company, put the jury returned a verdict in favor of defendants on

the ground that tho Company having made

a tender of tho money, wero no longer responsible for it aa common carriers. t37"A party who has just arrircd at New York, direct from Salt Lake, says the suffering among tho troops was matter of much

joy among the Saints. It was tire opinion of the Mormons that they bad number of

friends in the army. Brigham . Young's spies kept bim well informed as to the army affairs. Tbo passes in tho mountains were being strongly fortified. The Mormon harvest last summer was ono of unusual abundance, and they wcro well supplied with

One montä, ; : i :

Three month., ::::::::: hix months, : : : : : : : : One year, ::::::::: : tV DiTount on lartrer advertisement.

Sf" Card of six lines or under, S 10 rr annum. gy.No "till forbid 'dvertieuieuteceivel..

' Wets.

f 1 IK) am- : 7 61 10 00 13 00

GET THE BEST l. JlARSET! EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE ONE I OROVER & BAKITS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.

I1IE?E MACHINES are unquestionably the

BEST in the market. No well rerulated family

cm an.tm to do without a ukuvck iiaklk

SEWING MACllIXE, made exptessly.for FAMILY 8EWIXU. - They make a new and strperior stitch, In which the thread are so fastened aa to rendefit ixrosstaLStn rip, even if every third stitch he cut. It makes a more beautiful and durable team than can be done by hand, while it sews silks or cotton from ordinary spools with equal bvility, by a mere chanre rf spoofs. tiROVKk BAKER SEWING MACHINE CO,, 45 .iroadway, New York, lJnnimer street, Boston, and VJU Chesnut street, Philadelphia. wA renpertahle and responsible Agent wanted for

every county in tne Lnited fctRT..". JMix-iy COOPERS? ATTE .'TION!

r hand WIIITP.'S :PERS TOOLS. JMUÜä AND L1X-

VROF, DE GRATII'S ELECTRIC O l L. TFI 2 ELECTRIC OIL- Electric Cures Pain U the rrcmonitor of death, leiieve the pain and you check thtdise.uie. Prof. Delrath' Electric Oil Is the marvel of the a&e, for the lollovinp, (not everything); CnreS Rheuniaism often in a dav; Cures Iteuralgia, Toothsclie two tienutes; Cure Cramp in Stoninch, five minutes; Cures Hunt, Wounds, Itruiüe, one to three days:

l, ur lleatiUL'lie. nrteen minute: uures L.aracne. sein

Neck, Acne, one nirht: Cures Pi!e. iwellel Olands,

ten day?; Cures Ft-lotis, Trokeu UretfeU. aJt Ilheum, two to six diva- Curt lieuxtnhage, öcroful w Afoces?. six to ten riat: Cures Krosted Feet and Chil

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to two days, and all nervous and scrofulous affection

Cures nearnes in one to four days) C ares au k'ains in

tae iJacKt urenst, &.C., in two oays ' . rnor. P O a ath, Philadelphia.

Sia At interraj-udurinc thirty years past, my wife

has lieen subjeet to rheumatism of the most violent i

Turner, and John ARelts.for the payment of the taxetdue from snid Carpenterand Turn r to the City

i xvansTUie, tue t Axes au irom ine saia jveiucn the undivided üiref fourths tbrreof hiiibg letnpaki

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COMMISSION & FORWARDING

P. 0. 0'RILEY & CO., olp smaLitiiKD, .. .

Storage, rorwardirjfjcrommijsior

cast (say lour tunes a year scmetimes so severe as

tke it neees&ry towliaimtter urge doses

id raoi phis, and to rock her like

of the 1

TIIE nndrrsined row r tKLEBHATEL :i

CIN NAT

7hol number tliatpaued 2,733

Tha whole nucibcr of brick brildingi erected within tha corporate limits, many of which were large and expensive structares, was sixtyour. The number of frame buildings erected was twenty-five, making the whole number within the city, limits eigütt-nixe. Besides these a large number of dwellings were built in the suburbs: an extensive distillery, just below tne city, has Leen erected by a Cincinnati Compa

ny, at a cost of $15,000 or $30,000 a smaller one in the same vicinity by one

of our own citizens. A4 boat yard has been pat in operation, and an extensive saw mill for sawing boat plank has been

erected in connection with it. The total

number of buildings erected during the

year, directly connected with the busl

ness of the city, has not been less than

one hundred; a great portion- of Ihm are

of the most substantial character, and

many are elegant and expensive buildings. We have twenty-one churches of the different denominations of Christians, all of which, except three, are undtr the charge of Pastors. Our iystera of evaded free schools is the best in- the State, and under our present charter is not dependent upon the lawa of tbo Legislature or the decisions of the Supreme Court for ita countenance. As these valuable Institutions are closed in other cities and

towns in the State, the privilege of

maintaining ours will become more high ly estimated, and will add more than

ever to the attractions of the city as n place of residence, and thereby enhance

the value of its property.

Our Fire Department is a large and

efficient one tor the population of the city,

and includes 615 active firemen, and

seven good and efficient engines

There is no city in the State with which we have the data to compare our

business, except New Albany, whose statistics for 1857 were recently pub

lished. That citv claims a population of

18.000. which is 50 per cent, moro than

Evans villa contains. No statement is

made in her published reports of the

amount öf exports from New Albany. "We presume they do not exceed one

third, if they do one quarter of the

amount of the shipments from Evans ville.

The amount of Groceries sold in 2ew Alba

in 1S57, was,... ....... f 960,000

In Evansville 2,034,623

Dry Goods sold in New Albany... 670,000

do do in Evansville 545,271

Leaving out the estimated amount of the retail' trade of New Albany a branch

not included in our estimates and alsa

the sales of produce which are excluded

from our tables, and the- aggregate amount of the trado of New Albany in

merchandise, is $2,490,000: and mer

chandise sold in Evansville is 600.

In manufactures she is but a little in

ad ranee of us. With a population of

50 per cent larger, her commercial busi

ness is scarcely one half that of our city.

These figures show that Evansville is the

chief commercial city of 'Indiana. A Important Appointment.

UHAS. Uenbt, L.s( ho3 been nonu

nated by the President and confirmed by

the Senate, as Inspector of the Port of

Evansviüe, vice Dr. Isaac HüTcnissox

removed. These gentlemen have been

equally zealous Democrats and derated supporters of the Administration. Both

were delegates- to-the 8th of January

Convention and voted" the platform.

rxMiUon on tbo LecomKon dodjre. It

Eretty plain irom present indications inauuo democracy of thisstate intend not to be misunderstood or misrepresented on this point. From tha extraordinary eflorts which are boinjr made in certain quarters to miaconstruo the meaning of Mr. Wallace's rcsolntion, adopted, by the lato Democratic State Convention, we apprehend the example of the Vi;ro Democrat will bo pretty generally followed thronzhont tho State so that there will bo no wiisandcrstandinsnow or hereafter

on the position cf the Indlaua Democracy on the Leoornpton movement. Even Senator

Fitch, we opine, will very eoon comprehend

tho wnoio matter.

The different readings which have attended the construction of the last resolution adopted by tho late Convention has tended mitenally

to i no cuii lor a uemoeraue jisfs jiceunr 10 be holden at Indianapolis, on the 22d dav of

t ebruary next.

Tho conrse or a few prrentonal politicians and offico-bolders on the Lecompton dodge has been well calculated to produce such a

result, yet it may not anit them.

Tbo ea;i for the mass meeting regrets, not what was done, particularly, but what was not done. It proposes to extend tho platform, and to go before tho peophi with a full and fair expression of opinions upon all measures of government, aa tbo Democratic party are wont to do. It docs not propose a new bUte

ticket or disorganisation, it calls for a reflection of the unanimity of the Democracy of the State in favor of an Independent Treasury, and against 'be rc-ccion of the aalo of tho Wabash and. Erie Canal. The fropoition to increase our State indebtedness rem about 7fi00fi00 to $17,000,000 is one which address ltsc'f to tho pocket of every tax-pajer. There can be no doubt of the sentiment' and opinions of tho great masses of the partv on these subjects, and upon the

impropriety of permitting the Republican

to occupy oar own tenable ground, ibe Stato Convention should have echoed thes

opinions at the Capitol. It must now be done or tho overwhelming defeat of our State

ticket is inentablc. The call devotes r-ome well-timed remarks to tho " last resolution," spoken of by our correspondent in another column. - 1

The call is conceived in the rieht spirit. If

it stops st what it proprwes, it is well, it is

eminently necessary. We will publ'ah it

next week, when an opportunity will be pi ven to all Democrats who desire to subscribe to it.

It is siened by Gen. Drake, Col. Coolcerly;

Col. Dnmont, An tin M. Pnett, Judge Lowry.

and other prominent Democrats. Warrick

Democrat.

IST Another Instance of tho promptitude

with which the old established JEtna Insu

rance Company pay losses covered by their policies had just occurred. On the 19th of the present month tho largo brick flouring mill at Vinccnncs, belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Mar.waricg was destroyed by fire, but had been insured in the offico of tho Jtna Company for $3,835. Instead of availing themselves of the ixty days stipulated in their policy, the company's aent paid cp the amount for which the property was insured, in ihre iay after the occurrence of the fire.

rire aiortnient ot ' s .

I Tre Iloona aud Vi ' ne

Successor to A. Waldkirch, 34 st., bee 1st and 2d. . JatiisMw -

Tor SSale Verv-JLo

A MACHINE FOIl CCT:

- KT" A gentleman just returned from Fort Bridgcr, where Col. Johnson's command ia

stationed for the winter, reports the snow, in places between hero and that place to be im

passable, in many places, except by digging oat the roads. He reports the cattle, mules Ac, to bodying rapidly, He says that in places he could travel for two or three hundred yards, without stepping off tho carcasses of tho dead animals.

f "5 LATHS. ShanV's

Patent. Al. a Twoi r-'-'o IncUCvrn Mill.

Stntnvrater.ttholharoMi :w. A hnrcaincan hr calling at ClI AHLtS VKLLS Hardware Store. JanJH-4f V 11 Jill I i 9 .

iriiiTE BKANS.

Jan f. U.COOK&8ÜN. y BE 3 II BALTIMORE OVSTER.

m. ThoM Fine Nn. I at SI 00 r ran, " Extra J. F. at 11 2". -ro.il, t Jn23 R. II. COOK & SOX. tllDER YINEOAn. J 40 M)ls PURE CIDER TINFG Alt. fr Ml Hr Jan28 Z. H. COOK & SO.N. ecroAR. 3 rrimeNewOrlean Sugar, do Plantation Mulasse, for m'e at rHnced price ly Z. II. COOK tt SOS. " SWAN & C0.'S LOTTERIES!

Authorized by the State of Georgia

ßSS70000!!!S?f MMinn

'ORTEN DOLLARS'.! LftJcÄ

tSTlhc Indiana Stock Bank at Laporto

refused to retleera its note, and pay its depositors, on Saturday last. The bill holders are amply provided for In Indiar.spolis, and it is said that every dollar will bo redeemed on presentation in thst city. The assets of tho bank are said to be ample to meet all liabilities which do not exceed $15,000-but that time will be required to make them available. The depositors are generally farmers, and the amount deposited by each,

mall.

HOGS RILLED AT EVAXSYILLE. The number of hogs packed in this city

for the seasons 1S57-5S:

Shanklin, Jaqncss & Co.... 1,S00 head. II. C. Cooper A Co 1,660 -

Samuel Orr & Co 4,033 M.&J. Gavisk 1,16 Meni A Oreb 557 Geo. Foster & Co 150 Wm. Kahn 200 Vlckery A Johnston 159 Sundry small lots 400

Sf" A lawyer who went from Fort Wayne to Legonier, tho other day, to endeavor to obtain the release of tho men lately arrested in that placo on a chargo of Counterfeiting, was looked upon as an accomplice, and was summarily arrested and confined with his purposed confederates. After two or three

days imprisonmen the was liberated, and glad to get off with an nnstretched neck. The

number of counterfeiters arrested by the people ia twenty-eight. Tin Voice of rrxsTtvAxtaDiiiociACT. There was an immeuse assemblage of citizens at IUrrisburgb, Fa.. to witness the inaugnration of Gwverncr Packer. Tb. Gov

ernor read his inaugural address in a clear, loud voice, and when ho came to that point in which he takes gronnd in favor of all tho bona fide citizens of Kansas being permitted to vote on the adoption of their own constitution, the vast audience burst out into tremendous applause, which compelled him to

cease speaking for somo time.

Tne following Scheme will e drawn by S. SWAN

k CO., Managers of the Rparta Academy Lottery, In each of their Single Nmber Lotteries for February, lt, at AUGUSTA, Georgia, in public, under the su

perintendence of Coamiuioners.

CLASS 1, . . . . . n I- I v.l.

to oearawn in me wiiy oi AUuia,uergia,ui puuuc,

on SATURDAY, February 6ib, 15. CLASW a. Tobe drawn In the City of Angusta,0rf ia.in puMlc, on SATURDAY, February I3th, CLASS 3,

To be drawn ia the City of AufUst,Gsoreta,ln public.

on ä.t l'URDAY, February 20th, 1. CLAS4 4. To be drawn In the City of A ngusta, Georgia, in public on SATURDAY. Feruary JTth, OS TUB PLAX OF SI.LK SOIDEHS. FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHT l'-FJFE PRIZES Nrarlr Oae l'rtxe to everr XIne Tickets. M AUMFICB.VT H'HEMB! TO SI DUW1 EACH SATURDAY IN FEBRUARY! 1 Priaeof TO.OOO

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to make it netessxry to; tincture of rnia um anc'

an infant in a Urre rtcini Clair ty induce any i

poae. llarinc fienuent oiivfoondenc with my son, : v ini nu . : . . ' . . r : I

v. auo viciiui lircrijoi yuurtiif i uu'tuii uioi of an attack he had atom the middle of last mot;th,

I January .1 which waa of auch severity as to completely

paralyze the system. He. in hi anxiety for Ins mother's welftuv. st-rt nie a bttle of your Klectric

Uil;lut u I am one of the rr act ion er of medicine in

our p,:ce. and not a proselyte to any Kind of patent mel;rine, 1 dil hesitate to give it a tnal; however, on

reflection, I cot.cluded to try it, which 1 nid, et persiona.dinectlr up t- the li tter, and after the third or

fourth application site became rather passive, and be

fore one-third ot the bottle wa used, not a sing e vestiffenf the dieie remained in the vjtem. and she still

continues well, although she mde out a distance of

fourteen miles without a renewal or any or me JimpInmi. T thfivf ir fiel it m v diitr for die sake of SUf-

fering hutioinitv, snd also fully iielievins that merit,

under all circunistancea, should nerewaniea, u I or

war Uns testunoniai. l amyour, truly, JOSEPH P. KLKl X TON, M. D.. Vwfirvtn. P.O. Kurl! nerton Co.. N.J

P. Auv communicotion for me will be received hv addressing to the cure of my son, merchant, 103

Chesnut street. . ruiLaDELPHia. May 14th, 1?5.

Panv. X9 CmTH-1 hava been Die victim many

vearof a Kltenmat e afruction,aiid lost the uwof my llml. I cnu'd nt rais m v liarnl to my bead, in

hcrt. I wa tot illv hHplen. I applivd yoar Electric Oil, and before I had ue I on htt!e, I was perfectly

restorea. lou may re;er anv sunerr io me. MRS. K. HUTCHINS, SrvntMnth anS Th'imrwm treet.

Mrs.' rtutthi 'S is well known in Philtiielphia and

can he addressed on the sulject by any one.

C actios. i here are numerou imitations srrunc up on the ret utution that my article has acquired.

The public must beware, l ticy arc woniuex. JanJX ;

LOOK OUT !

WAVIER BAUMGARTNER has a claim against

a. me fursevtral hundred dollars, but wuetuer tn

the f'cmof aote. Receiut or Account. I am unable

In All h'linnt &re hrliV noufied not U tiUI

rlvuf frmn liim anv claim amiiiiit r. t. for I am not ill

I deUed to him, and wi!l not iv any such claim. On

t !u rnnlntrv. htu lnde'.iteil tu in.

jau2;-tf SAMUEL MYERS,

A Situntiou Wanted.

IDDLE-AGED MAN, familiar with business

iu branches, isdenuvus to Obtain situ.

C lerk or an assistant in a store or a manufact

ry , at moderate wages. Kuquire at the Journal office.

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AA. iiUllt. .'nice is nar"j fiicn 1111 i.

kokuk HULrLL t oi.ect oi tne city or

Evansville. will, tietween Ute houMof 9o cloCK a. n.

n.l i ..'..l.-b f tit tho Mlh nf Vpln-inrv. IM. 11

at public auction at the Court House in Evansville,

iu iaoa,tü unaiVKiea one-itan oi tne louowing rto

ttertv. tAxtnl to u iwara uarnenier ana vi.o a. i.eiu.

f.r the payment of the tasesdue from said Carpenter

to the Citv of Evansville, (the taxes due from tne ftua

Keits on the undivided one-half thereof having been

naui liv him. I

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On front 4fXxX iU

On front Zlxii

General Railroad, Steam and Express Agtnti.'

sraciaL Assirrs roa rBüüSTLvasiA aatro'as.'

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HAVING fitted w a aoaiBsnoth ITiwwMloat. 'htw largest on tx:e Ohio Rl rcr, in the mort snlur.2t ;

manner, we ar& .prtparea to lacnn&ie wvn Fry dipatch all foods entrusted to our care, either by.

Klver. ItAllron! or liui wixnout rcitr orrapw , sure, Kc, i.e. Particular attention will be paa e

Receiv" ig, TrfTg an Forwarding; and :J

sale ' jaj rroäac consignee 10 us, ana aiioracrsprom iy (filed. . . P. G. O'lllLBr returns bisstaeer utmfcs to hi?

Dumerow friends for their former patronage, ad r spectfuliy solicit a continuance of tb sase. wa ci

win he duly reciprocated

A Store R xm, well supplied, will be kept for the ,

ed.

comuiodation of boats, and their orilrn iHrrfnliy fi.I

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Late of Howard & Brown.

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BROWN & AIRMAN'.

Receiving, Forwaidin? and General

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

AGENTS FOR KANAWHA MALT COilPAXY.

Evansville, Indlsm.

1MT S have forme a C-t vu eil iy under the stvls If of UttOWN k AIRMAN, and nV ur ser

vices in the capacity as sH furth in Our card aHr.ye.

or RAlLhOAD,"

We are faliy prvpar-d to - t-i;d even- facility t

.either i.y ual, Kivtii.

ire UKtn that .he r inter, sts hall r 'aithru' iy

irpresented,sboakl they be pieaed to favor usw.ii

their liairotiase.-

OfHc and Warehv'zsn on trhe'e cner f M'n straw and the Canal. M! M . BKOWN .

Jani.'f 31. AlKMAjr. "CARTJT." J S .HIT C II EL t Sc CO. , Cemniaalcn and 'ornardiW MercLants,' Under the Telegraph Ofl ce, EvansviUs. JOHN 8. 5I1T4UKLL, At the D. pot, Bow 1 ing On n , Kr. PARTICULAR attention given to Receiving, Str-' ing, and Frwardirg any l'rduce corsli-id 10 ni.' will also u our vt rxtrtiou tu eff .ct the Dkm, . advanLVeods -ales of g -od f.nt t Cv forthat rcr-

jan 11-11

EDWARD R. HILL, (t&TB WITH J.S. MITCH CIL.)

COMMISSION & FORWARDING

BELONGING TO WILLARt CARPENTER.

Tat whole of

10.

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ilfANILLA AND11EMP BEDCORDS. IN DOZS

UM AND REE L, 60 racXagps fi wie ly

jsul7

GILBERT iL BOWLES.

ALTER ROPE. 25 Coils Hemp and Manilla,for I

saleny uii.bi.hi & uuw Lb s.

jatui syesmore street near w ater.

GLASS AXD XAlLS. M Itoxea VV intloar tilass:

50 Keirs assorted Nail;; just received and tnr sale

t , u '

339

I.UI0 10,Ufl 5.' 4.KK) l,wx ) MHO 7(4) Soil &t0 RI lis 100

CltANUKlltllES AND C1IEPSE. J iu lioses ühoice Western Reserve Cheese:

3 hbls Cranberries, ju received ami fr sale by

Janil It'KEKi & JUII.1U.M.

NOTICE.

IN notifying the public of my retirement from businws, lbei( lee to tender them, and my friends and patrons jtarticolarly. my tiunks for psv5t farrs and pittronage, and would heartil v recommend u thuir cotisiJeration my successor, JACOB 8TRAUB, who und'iUiHedly, will justify all expectations of my trieuls. . A. WALDKIRCU.

JACOB STRAUB, ' In refering to the abore, desire to say, that ha ring bought tlmeutireshick or Mr. WALbKlKCli'tf kanlwrre store, tnends to carry on tlm btininetw aa hereto-

ire, ana win ne nappy to serve jur. u . s via customers as well as his (nei.dsand pnMic in renernl with A No. Iii KD5, and at the LOW EST fUlCKo. jan IHtlm.

Coal ! Coal ! Coal ! WE have now on bind, and are dally receiving, the best COAL that lias ever been introduced Into this market, which weare selling low. Good ear rency will te re tired in payment. Onlers left at the store of J NO. W. IlL'lillbS, next to the Stale Bank, will tie promtitly attended to. jan2Vtf JNO. W.HUCIIESt CO. KILLED OH STOLIiN.

Ä W IIITK AND BLACK SETTER l00 to re-

Xm cover the dog I will give

Sab IS U U1S 17 IS

4 4 4 4 5,nOO

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:

4 Prlies of Approx'g to s prise arell.fino . .1- .x.i in.mfl nrlzrs HU

cover tne doc 1 will rive l K lHlLLAKs.

til for evidence Wnich will coavic tho brute who

auled, or th thief who stole him, I will give hv

kolar additional. v. O. KEATS. jaulti - ' -

de do ddo do

sue

ir ll0 " 75 " tfi " 23 are...

io.niin prizes

-,nne 4,(H10 3,i0 " " 1 .Mlft

MHI 4(10

SiSI !

100,no

Total 10,1 24 head. Tbo hojrs packe! by S. Orr & Co., averag

ed a fraction over 212 pounds. The best lot received by them during the season was a lot

of 224 hogs from James Marvle snd Joseph

Cale of Gibson county, the average weight

of which was a little over 230 pounds.

Tho Tennessee Bank of Tazewell, Bank of Claiborne, Bank of Jefferson, and Bank of Trenton, will bo put into liquidation by the

Comptroller. All tho

9,1S3 Prise amounting-to .8320,000 Whole Tickets 10; Halves I3;(juartcrs I2X.

----->A letter has been received by a party

in New Jersey, from a friend in Utah, on his

way to California, in company with nine others. Near the Devil's Gap [sic] they were at-

tacked by the Mormons, who burnt their

that State Lave made good the additional call

of 10 per cent., and now have 20 per cent, of

bonds on deposit above their circulation.

which makes the notes of all tho banks that

have deposited Stato Sto:k good beyond a doubt.

FLAX OF TUB LOTTEniT. The Xnmber from 1 to bO,nod. corresvonding with V ... k n tkd T'u-L-ai. .p i 11 f 1 im cikurat.. . I i 1 iC

Other Ireo bants Of of puper, are em-ÜTled with small tin tabes and ptoced

237" A man named Carpenter, wbila hunting for lend, a short time since, in the vicinity of Blue Mound, Wiiiconsin, opened a remarkable cavern at a depth of some scven-

wagons to ashes, made them prisoners, robbed

them of everything they had, tore the cloth-

ing off their backs, and then tied them to a

tree, where they were kept three days and

nights without food. On the third day the

fiends told their captives that in five days

they should be put to death, and gave them

their choice either to be burnt or be chopped into pieces. But their intended victims fortunately made their escape, and after travel

ing two days, overtook Colonel Johnson's

command. -----

ists, among which wcro a nnmbcr of teeth two and a half inches square, with prongs more than an iuch long. ?

$4.003-

The work oa th Hendlrsoa and

2tasrmll3 Itailroad is to be resinned' and

prosecuted with vigor. Three- hundred

thousand dollars of the stock has been

disposed of in New York for cash. The Coil Company connected with the road hiTd received information from their agent in' London that two million-dollars of coal stcek has been disposed of.

t7"A Washington correspondent' gaya

that stock growers throughout Illinois, Mis

souri and Iowa may be assured of making extensive sale in the spring:- Government will require about one thousand horses, and sot less than twenty-five hundred moles, fcr whh of eotirse each will be paid.

----->By a recent improvement, Hughe's

Printing Telegraph is now capable of performing the extraordinary feat of sending

and recording at the same time, from opposite endsot the wire, two dutinct dispatches

in alphabetical characters. In many cases th answer to a dispatch begins to bo received before tho dispatch itself has been wholly transmitted, although but one wire is employed to perform the double duty. By this

process but one operator is required to re

ceive and deliver despatches. The type ia arranged on the periphery cf a wheel, from

which the i repression is taken in ink, without che:king ita motion. This invention will

be the means of diminishing the charges for

telegraphic communications.

M. Tiioxas Alli&oni, late . President of

the Bank of Pennsylvania, has published a

longMettcr in - the Philadelphia papers defending himself from the- charges .brought

against him, denying that he was ever engaged in speculations during the term of his bank presidency stating that he went abroad solely on account of the state of his health. The fact that he was the largest stockholder in the bank is almost sufficient to lead one to believe that he, acted in good faith and for the best interests of the institution.

I3T Some of the property of Lacy Atone

has been sold for taxes, one told the Lax collector that every year, until tn law was changed, the same thing would have ts be done. lie replied that ha would let some

body elao have the job, as il was not a pleasant duty for him to perform.. It ia the in

tention of this "strong minded woraanw to relate her grievances to a poblio meeting. BT Many of the iron toundiieaani cot

ton and woolen mills in the vicinity of Phil adelphia have resumed operations. The latter will give employment to a large number of females who hare been in destitute tircumtacct.

l5rT"MUs Kirn berly, the proprietress of the Pittsburg Theatre has been held to bail in

one thousand dollars for presenting a play of

an immoral character. It is entitled "The

Condemned," and is founded on the lives of

Charlotte Jones, Henry Fife, and Monroe Stewart, who aro to bo hung for murder, near Pittsburg, on the 11th of February.

J-tf It appears from the report of the royal cneineers that on the railways of tho United Kingdom of Great Britain in the year 1S55. only one person ont of 16,164.449 who

traveled has been killed, and- one in 453,370 who traveled has been injured from causes beyond their own control; and that the degree of safety with which passengers have been conveyed is greater than in any year since 1851. 57 A pood crop of tobacco about 100,000 poundswas sold at Clarksviile, Tenn.,

the other day at six cents, for which seven cents could have bcon obtained a lew weeks ago. Loads of tobacco have been sold at from four to five cents.

t : . vi i,ift.i

The first 463 Prizes, similarly prlntrt aai eneSrcled, are placed in another wheel. Tne wheel are then revolved, ami a nmnber Is iJrawn from the wheel or Numbers, and at the same time a Prise is drawn from the other wheel. The N umber and Prise drawn oat are opened and exhibited to the audience, ami registered by the Omni i-w ion er; the Pilze being placed aynst the Nnmler drawn. This operation Ta reot-ate-f until all the Prues are drawn out.

--approximation PrtiM.-The two preceding and thetwosurcetMina" Xnmber to thnae drawing. the first 7 Prises will be entitled to the 2- Approximation Prizes. Forexample: If Ticket No. Iras the WW Trlze, those Tickets numbwUlJllilMpl and 11253, will each be entitled to 4'W. If Ticket No. &.V) draws the I (,UW Prise, those Tickets numbered WS ät', Ul, öö2 will each le entitled to JU0,and So ou ac-

Tne 5t""" rrizes oi . win e uexemn-nr-i y iiic -. nure or the X umber that draws the STrt-OOO Prix.- 'r example, if the Xuml-er drawing- the STOyx-O Prue emls with Xo. 1, then all the Tickets, where the numlier eti-U in 1, will he entitled to S20. If the Xurnt-er ends with No. 5. then all the Ticket where the X umber t-nds

in 5 will be entitled to rji, and so on to . Certilles of p-irk-tce will be sold at the following rate, which I- the rtaV: . . . , Certificate of Package of 1 Whole Tickets S0 1(1 Half 40 lOQnartpr -JO 10 Eichtli " 10 In orderin Tickets or tertlfleate. enclose the money to onr addrem for the Ticket omeru., oa nreiiit of which ther will be forwarded by first mail. Purcliaüerscan hare ticket eudinic in any figure they may designate. The lint of Drawn Xnmher and Prize will be sent to purrliiwrs hnmeliatelT afU-r the drawing. tT PnTchaTj will plrw-e write their nitmatnrefl plain, aixt give their PtX Office, County and Mate. jr hV.-nentler that every Prize is drawn and payable in full without iWurtioa. - 3" All jwiae of Sl.'X anl nnder, paid Immediately after the drawings other prfzes at Uie nsu-vl time of thirty dav. All eomranalcatlon strictly confidential. Addret Orders for Tickets or Certificates to S. SWAX & CO., AugusU. Ga. fjr Persons residing near Montgomery, Alabntna, or Atlanta, U-or?ia, can have their order filial, and aave tint, by addressing S. Swan & Co., at either of the citie. OTsy A lit of the nnmbera that are drawn from the

wheel, witu trie amount or me prise m u eacu one is

TAX NOTICE. FtiT0TIC Is hereby riven tlrnt I.GEOr.OC WOLF

IS LIN. Collector of the City of Kran ville will, between the hours of V o'clock a. M.aud 4 o'clock r.

., of the mil day of Felmiary. IV. sell at public auction at the Court House in Evansville, Indiana, the undivided half nf the folk-winr property, taxed to Williird Carpvnturand John A. Rietz, for the jymentof the taxes du from add Carpenter to the city of Evansville, (the Use due from the said KeiU on

me unuiVHiea nair naviug ien paid ly him.) BELOXUIXQ TO CARPENTER AND REITZ.

LOTS. BLOCK RSL4SSKMBHT Tndi'd hf of all but Lower Enlargement. JäxX i U du. ...do f U to

in ironi i

lu front 22ito. in S3. do.. ..do 13 ZZ

rear st j

rWlAX NOTICE.-Notice is hereby eiyen that T.

B UKORGK WOLFLIX. Collecu.rof the City of

avHnsvine, win, oetween me noursor v o ciock a. M. and 4 o'clock r. M., of the Hh dav of February, .ll at public auction, at th Cowrt Hou in Kvansv il le, Indiana, the following vronertv. taxed to VVillard Car.

petitef, for llie ia.vnieiitof the taxes due from said Car-

pemtT u me city ot .r. vans vine. . . BELOXGIXG TO WILLARD CARPENTER.

LOTS The whole of 1..

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entitled to, will be published after every drawinc,in

the tollowina: papers Aneusta tuen. conxtitution. alist, Xew Orleuis Delta. M H.e Resists, Charleston Standard, Xnhville Oazi'e, Atlanta Intellicencer,

Xew lork Weekly Day ttook. Savannah Mnrainf

News, Ri"hTi'nd

(Ml.) Clarion. Jaivit.

Dispatch, Xews, and Paulding

ftTTaring the past year not a single murder has been committed in the State of Rhode .Island, which has a population of nearly 200,000, while in the city of New York do leas than thirty were committed in the

same period.

POCKET ROOKS. 9 rST received per Exprew, an Invoice of new and P choice styles of fine Port Monies. Pocket Rooks, Pum-, Rajrs, fee.. In great variety , and at prices to suit the time. Call at the old stund of RITTKOLTF & SOX, JvnVlmd. Mau bet. lt and 2nd treet. PLOÜR.-Tjbsrs EXTRA lnt reeetve r Jan23 VICKEHT & JOHNSTON.

CJTUAW CÜTTEItS.

3 20!

QACSAOE MEAT-

U IJXWB8auiife

t"Know Nothlngism seems to be reviving in Massachusetts. Three of tho original

Know othIn from rew York recently sale by ijsn-Äj

visited Charlestown, and organized a new Lodge. Tho ritual and ngns have been al

tered for tho new organisation.

Sanfar.-'s Patent Straw Cotters, fbr sale low by

jaudvdaw Z H.CoORfcSOX.

Meat, reeeived by railroad, for

1. JI.COOK PO.

mTAILS.

Ill 1"0 kegta-worted Xailj, Jut receivH by

jan

I'll. COOK It SOX.

E2T Colonel Williams, of Nah ville, Teno., I who was nominated to the U. 6. Senate, aa a I

Minister to UonsUntinonie, was an Old Line Whig, who entered tbo Democratic ranks du

ring the late Presidential' campaign, lie;

was recommenaeu unanimously Dy tne Ten-; nessee delegation in Congreee.

I3f" A bill is about to be lhtrodncecTinto tbo Kentucky, Legislature for the prevention of marriage between coasius, ob the gronnd that it multiplies idiot, 1 una ties j antt'deformcd persona.

137" Mr. William Wilson, a merchant of

Eaton, Ohio, was arretted on Monday- last, on a charge of having forged notes to -the amount of nearly five thousand dollars.

fJKW BOOK. .t received TWIN ROSES, by 1 W Mrs. Ritchie, formerly Mrs. Mo watt, at JanJS DOFLLttCOXYXOTOX. mjzvr books. . lw QuiU, by author of Initials; . Her" and .'Icreafte. ; ' Past Ilourt , at Jan23 DOBELL k C0XYXGT0X.

TAH. iß bbl lab order, fur sal hr octlT 8. K. GILBERT CO.

KAXAWIIA SAir. 3M barrel., ia fine order, for ale by GILBERT at BOWLDS.

jao

f 50 OR f ISO REWARD. ITT 8TOE. in Oannelton. Perry eoantr. Ind..

UM. was robbed on .be nicht of the 7th inat-. ot the

followina coods: Thr ! Silver Watches, two Hunting Caae Watahe, and er. open face Lapine Watch; also a larg lot of Jewelry, aoaalating of Breatpins. Ear

Prop and Finetv Rinrs; alao a quantity of Pocket Knivnand Rifw,witha Quantity of Irish Linen,

Silk Handkerchiefs and Ready Made Clothing. I will ive SO! for the apprehension of the thief, or SI 0O for Um thief and good. Addreva jan9w NICHOLAS VAUOHAF.

STMxlöO

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andWIIARFBOAT PROPU1LTUR, '

E VAXSYILLE,- IXD-

Tilt nndcrslimsl rTtr'r'i'::fc'

iy punnuM a jihht lla&9

Wlli

r nAs I

lARF-BOaf and estatJih-

ed himself in EvanmUe to transaet a Fofwariiug and

Contmisaton 1 nsinea. Possessing every facility for rereiving and shlppirg Merchnndifce, Flour, Grain, I'ork, Lard, 4:c with despatch and on the WMMt reasonable terms, be m ould respectfully Mdicit the patronage of tn?tvbants and shippers generally. EDWARD R. 11 ILL.

STORAGE WANTED.

WE are prepared to store In onr Fire F roof Wars' house any quantity of Grain. Produce, or iler

chundixe, on the most tiliera! terms.

Having large and airy rooms op stairs, particular ca-w -will be taken of Household Furniture, Agricultural'

Implement and all Kinds or gooa or a ares Labi to'

damage from damp or rust. Insurance eticcted at the lowest lira proof rata, by th month, or longer, when desired.

arehouse locuted on corner or Locust street ana vr . -

and K. Canal, and most convenient for shippiiia uj' River or Railroad. Apply to GtO. lOSTkR kCO.

api?.

CANAL TORAUB.

IriATE a Inrje double Warehouse at the Cana -Basin, caaable of storinsany amount of Produce, -

which will he received, sti-red. taken care of and held -

subject to the owner's orders on the mort reisnnatls ' terms. V. O. O'RILET

mh36'56.

17WKIJAU.- , a a. . w a UMs. Cider Vinerar.lust received andfnraaU'

hr VlCK.ie.llY St JOHNSTON

JKW BOOKS ! NEW BOOKS !- 11 Ouits. by the Author of Initials:

i'arthenia, or uie fuan iays or t aganism, amy lost publishelby Tick nor k Fieidn: The Plant llucters.ly Capt. Mayns Reed;

Kianri taugnan:

Side, by Marian Harmnd;

Moss!

Meadow Brook

Lena Rivers .

Homestead on the Tli'l tide,

Bcnooi intys at Kagv ; A new sum lv f tha best Rooks of the year for sale

by (jan 11 DUBELL St COXiXGToX.

ft . I ,1.1 . a

IT iUl. IIOIBICS,

d.t

All Of Xof ' Xof hfof hfof

5 feet on 1st Avenue,

I K CS

lt '

19 UI

8 $0

41 '

45 feetetn 1st Avenue, ...Carpenter s rield... V SO

Improvements on uivmuob Detwo a and 4.. in

And if there should not be time to sell the whole of

the a) tore property on the said 19th day of February, the sale will be continued from day to day, between

the above named nours, unm an 1 aoia. GEORGE WOLFLIX, Tax Collector. - jsn27-its.

WAI1SS.

Jlt 20 jan 15

SMALL HOUSE FOR RFTT. , - -, A IIOUSXeontainwsftltoomsandaKitch IrTT en, is a central and pleasant part tf th.ciiy jJJl I willberentediftheTumiturt ofru.epreeoit ns I I occupant it purchased. a&hA Terms low. Address Box F.vansvills

pot Office. Jan lo-uiU

NEW FIRM.

TUE uodersiKned Lare formad a co-partnership under the style o

noLLllGSTORTH Dil OT II ER,

and have Just receive J a Urft and siIJe stock of

QUISENSWA rfK, LOOK IX 0 GLAfE&, CniXA, GLASSWARE, te., fce..

at Preston Bro's obi staud, opposite Bement fc Viele, where we will be pleased to see ail our friends. The stock ia entirely new, mat fact tired to our own ortrr.

xprewlxfiw the E vwnvvil le wlmlaale and retal : tra-l We profess V at-1 1 aa loir as any market, and sat tfac tlon given in all casts. Personal att-Tit-on rivr to org

ders. . & 1 11,

Janl2-lm T.J. IIOLLIOSwnuTU R. and Hamborth Che. xi foxes If larce. aud of t-eM t.Uiiity, ju.4 reciived per

steamer Marengo and for skic low ' y

UlLOtXai-X iUl 1.1.3.

20 boxes received and for sale br

VlCKEHi k J0IIX5T0X.

INDIANA

ASBURY FEMALE COLLEGE.

NEW ALBAXY, IXDIAXA.

'Jt llE PPRING TERM of this Institution will open J. on Monday, February 1st. The course of study

ia extensive and ihoroucn, etniimcinr all the ordinary

English Branches, Mathematics, Natural fcience,

Ancient and 31 ol?rn Lanpuarea, Tainting and IJrawing, Vocal and Inntrumental Mask. The Institution is well supplied with Chemical,

Physiological? Pmlofiophical sua Astronomical A11

ratua for the illustration of the nrinclol? if t

Science, eohittiag. invalualde help in the Acquisi

tion or Knowledge. TOTJXaLAÜIES,

e are parsuad!I, will nt nnd greater alyantage than are offered them in tbis lnaiiiution, either for

Literary Improvement or Kenned Accomplishment in Music, Paintincrand Iliwwmg. A Urre nnmoer tf Student can he accommodated

with Boarding in the College Building in the family of

uie ifesuieni. a ew more can yet ie receivea. For ttpecial Information, reference is made to Rev. II.Uilmobc, Rev. E. II.J0BI5, Kev.J. J. Uioht, John kolb, Em., Judge A. Isi.H4KT, nr to jan2Mw B. F. RAWLIXä, President,

BKAXS.40 Bushel White Beans: 3Ü do Dried Apple; Just recr'a-d and for

sal by Z. li.COvK Jl60.

TURXIP8. 200 nu.hels rriwe Ttjre:pt, just received and fur aal by - Z. 11. CXk 41 W.N .

BUCKflHStT.-n scks Prime BarkwLeat, jui received and for sale y

z. 11. 1 von. t su.i .

I ARD AXn BCTTCn.J b U(i. Lani; 2i0 bbli. Batteri received rer Cr si r 1. 11. t'OOt k. SOX.

42!CXI)RIE.

lOOdrumi Xew Firs:

lt0 bx Iwlf tn I quarter Raisins;

8 tierce S.S. Al.n .n i: t - Xe r'.l erts; 5 Case V hove Sard. nes, (1000 boxes.) 50 boxes ilariMrg Che--; Receiyedandfuraalr Ly jan lft . I-k D. IIIIMAXX.

?ICE.-

Jtav

10 Tierce Rice Just ree'd and for sale by

jan Ii PRKSTOX BROS. inOFFEE. . . Vy 40 sacks Rio Coffee; Hale Mocha; :0 pockeu Jara; just racM br aept3 Z. ll.COOK 81 SOX.

JIDKR VI.KAR.-

ale by

Bbia. lAamuiied Cider Yinerr,tn "reardfo

r AM. JL.KX.Hi.

kjjrOAK AMI TEAS.-r 9 Beat grades of Whit and Bmn Sroaas; a rrtmx variutv of superior Txas, fur sale hr an. SAM. VICKEHT.

fJOPE.li lid Coils Boston Manilla &0 Coils Jute 25 do Cotton &0 do Hemp Received and for sale by

epe. do do PRESTOX BROS.

RECEIVED LAST NIOTIT BY EXPRESS. Prince of the Uouse of David; Queen's Fate; . Moss Sidi;, ly the Author of Alone; Quits, Ly the Author of Initials; janlft J. 1IEALY. RECEIVED BY EXPRE W.-Amc-riewi Almanac for l"; Burton E5cleiastical History t Fruit for Christian Seasons, tint and second at rte,at jan21 J.UEALT.

Infant Caps.

1 at MARCOXXIEITS.

CO.17KIJT10.eR 8U6AR. 25 bbl. jatrtraemed and- fo sal by dcl- GILBERT 4k. BOWLES.

UST the thing for the sean at

W VAUTIER k

TAX IfOnCE. Notice is hereby given übst I. GEORGE WOLFLIN, Colleotor of the City of Evansyille, will; betweew the hourthof 9 o'clock a. K . snd 4 o'clock r. u., ot the ieth nf JetiruaiTf sell at puhtle auction at the Court Ilocse in Evansville. Indiana, the undivided threfmrth of tha following PfiT. tumd t Willard Carpner, wnii.ni J

TPJA,T0I7rCTA.CI(Mlrftj,"uO Assorted Imported Cigars; 7s Boxes C hoice Tobacco; Mhfl Cbesu Tea; forsale at a mall advance for nby , .HiCOOKatBOX. JAILStCw ken Wheeling, asrtcd Ues, for sale hr Jn 14 GEO: FOSTER ä Co

C CRANBERRIES, Jx.,fte. J J.??hu c holce Cranberrie; TO Head Prima CabhV1 ' BwheU-fugar-Pasnip; dp Vtttn White Potatoes ; Inst rerrirad "mMT 7 Z;41iOOKOS,.

1T3UTTER, kc

LdwW

3W fc Fresh TabI4 Bnttert :

vi - Uookma. do 600 dos Fresh Egg;-juat received and for sate by Jo8-tf. Z, Ii. COOK k SON

iniQXEY,-

Jala SJ

Bbl Honey from Sew Cnmh. nmt mt -. 1

and for sale by Ä. H. COOK k SO!.

SUNDRIES.

ituxeu and half Star Candles;

2W reams H rappmg t'apea Wido ienu. ue st.akef Urooms; lAdos I. B. Half Bushels. 10 boxes Cl-f. I'ii.s. 10 pvti Ceder Faucets. Received aud fur aaie I r jau 15 :.ks nziaiAKar SOAPÄXD CA!OLE9. xöbuxea full antlil Star Candles: 36 boxes CiixHrnail Taiicw Lai.Oics: .tui.ftftl li.i.ii.i,.tl LJ. I . . ,t .V.l.-.

viuaiiiiiwi I IUI "UJ', l i , VI CBO.VVquality, acd for a!e at reduced p r-. I y UlLBi hi lc uOWLES.

OO'JZA Uo Wl, Ac.-

luu ;et Kniet: itu. is; 1ft jocen do Tray;

J do a do

2ft do

Am'4 Cbortis:

llolliiif Puis; Mashers, j ttst receiyyd aM for sale by X II. COOK & eos.

I1UNGAUIAN GRASS SEfcD. RAIED In Decatur county, Ibwa, originl BeM IT" .""JfTT !,ut, years ag-. Turn. oO from4 to tiior bay to the acre, rrrfcrre l to ary rec d by Jan 13J Z. U. COOK & SOX, Ag'U. T BAD PIPK.-J-J A good aaaurunent receiyed and for a'e hr -Ja U HAM Ir Or.lt. IRISH WIIISRY.-Oiie Puncheon Pure IrUh VVhiaKy,joairtceiytd and foraa.e t-v decl. TfcXXEV k SOREXSOX.

FkRIED BEEF.-

m fts Choice Dried Reef:

SO ln Beef TonruM-

1 Bhls Prime Pork; jurt receiyed and for sal Janrtf. Z. 11. COOK k SOS.

HORÄR SHOE . A1.. .-srenuiu ORIFFIX" H

nana aaa lur akic uy I jan 1JJ

I. Xalls o. 1

SAM'L Villi.-

FOR IlEXT-

OXB of tbehejtbus.-Mss stand in the dty, next door to J.P P.-n, 00 .Main street. Posaession.

given immediately.

actru.

r i-jri,ruiJirs lnouire of DOBELL V COX VXGTOX.

4WCXDRIE-.-

4 Iwxes lUisins: 20 half boxes Raiamat

25 ';.xes .Ho. 1 1 e.-rin ; . SO bWi Cement, i ast received and for aale w PKKSTOX BROS. roit hint. Tr kJ52ES5 of corner of Th d and rk,.ifue?BUt 0rm formerly oerupied hr J. J. iieit-,vwnhie''t'. with good stabling and carnage house is for rent to a good W ant enqntiw of janytf.l J. P. BYK NE. VEWRAIMÄS.'Ä.5xs ic New Ralsbs; aooaNaw Citron; Trh Ourra . Just rrJyed auf