Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 81, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 February 1858 — Page 2

fansf)illt ails lonnial. EVANSVILLE, IND.

FRIDAY,

..FEB. 16 The Democratic Convention. The assemblage of this Convention though it has proposed no measures nor formed a ticket will have a very important influence in the politics of the State; and should the project of a Great North-west Convention be carried out, it m j proie to nave been the beginning

of a movement that will have an im

mense influence upon the political affairs pie

of the country. An attempt is made to depreciate the influence of this meeting by calling its leaders and members "sore heads" and disappointed aspirants, who are seeking to recover their lost political influence. Admit tho facts; and are not thm i.4,a .,1 . --i;; the leaders and managers of every politi-

. cal convention actuated by personal con-

sUentbarf Who composed th. Eighth of January Meeting? Were they not a mercenary throng of office-seekers and office-holders, who went up there to se cure their bread by the most subservient and degrading sacrifice of their own honest convictions? and did they not at tempt to force upon the party doctrines that ootrazed the public sentiment of the State? Tho members of the last Convention can claim, at least, the credit of expressing an honest opinion; and the motive that moved them to the utterance of it, is as honorable as that of their rivals, though their heads be sore; for re Tenge is a less degrading passion than avarice, and a bold traitor from disappoin ted hopes is less contemptible thin ' the slavish mercenary that fights for a lead er's promised booty. ' Whatever may be the character and motives of the leaders in this movement, it is certain they have the whole force of public opinion in their hi or, while their rivals are attempting to contend with a current as resistless almost as the floods of the Mississippi. With the full force of public opinion in the favor of the last Convention, the weakest leadership will orrrhrrtw hrt mftct rnnBummat nftrJir-in generalship. With a moderate degree of prudence and good management, the Anti-Lecompton party may exterminate their rivals. But tho opposite party are too sszacious to contend with them in open array. They will wheedle them into concessions and compromises (br the harmony of the party steal their thun der, and then again turn these recreant Anti'Lccompton leaders out upon the public commons to feed. But tho fate of the leaders is a matter of small moment to the people. The influence of this Convention will be positive upon the politics of the State. The Anti-Lecomp-ton DartT will triumph' bv themselves against the old leaders, or it will force them to yield. If lb old leaders of the Democratic paity persist ia their adherence to the Lecompton measures and doctrines, they will not have, at the end of the year, a corporal's guard, in this State, to support them. Tho State Sentinel admits there were about 800 persons present at the meeting. That this number were present, notwithstanding tho severity of the weather, and the difficulties of traveling through the mud and snow at this sea son, shows that the movement has an impulse in popular feeling that cannot be staved. The meeting was harmonious a - and enthusiastic. The following are the platform and resolutions adopted: PLATFORM. The Demoeratic party of the State of In difina, in Mass Convention assembled, make and publish these resolutions. 1. That all jnst powers of government are derived from the people; that this principle Is recognized as fundamental by all American constitutions, and by the Democratic party. 2. That all constitutions, Stato and Federal, sbonld be strictly construed, and the reserved rights of tho States and the people sedulously guarded. S. That the rizht of the peoplo to form and regulate their domestic institutions in their own way, subject only to the constitution of the United States, as guaranteed to Kansas and Nebraska bv their onranic law, inheres alike in the people of all other Territories or the United Mates. 4. That an application for the admission of a new State into the Union can be known to Congress as the bona fide a:t of tho peoplo interested, only by the fact that the Constitution accompanying such application has been ratified by the people. 5. That by the principle of the KansasNebraska act, practically applied, Congress Is bound to a uniform method of admitting new States into tbo Union, only upon constitutions which havo been ratified at a fair election by a vote of the people for whose government they are framed. 6. That the last resolution adopted by the Convention of the Sth of January known as the popular sovereignty rcsoli)tion," has been misinterpreted In this State and elsewhere: that, ia the opinion of the Democra cy of Indiana, tho plain Iangnstre of that resolution admits of but one interpretation, namely : That the Democracy of this State re-affirm the great doctrine of the KansasNebraska Act; that by that doctrine, practically applied, the people of a State or of a Territory are vested with the, right of ratifying or rejecting, at the ballot-box, any Constitution (ths whole of it) that may be framed for their government; that after the 8th of January, 1S5S, neither Kansas, nor any other Territory, ought to be admitted Into the Union as a State, unless the qualified voters thereof have been permitted to exercise such vested right, and a majority have declared in favor of the Constitution accompanying their application for admission. 7. inai toe poucy oi lurcing ivansaa into the Union upon a Constitution already rejected at tho bullot-box by a large majority of tho people for whose government it wäs framed, is ruinous; that it Involves an act of Congressional intervention and criminal usurpation accomplished, if at all, at a sac rifice ot tno puirniea iaiiu 01 iunuuu,uu in defiance of the principle ot self-govern-ment.to which the delegate convention of th 8th of Jsnnirv last pledsrcd the Demooraer of Indiana: that the same party now, in mass convention, most solemnly protest gainst the threatened treason to its prtncitiIp. and remidiavs the action of those mem bers of Congress from this State who shall approve of or vote for dragging Kansas into the Union upon the Lecompton Constitution. I. That the Democracy of Indiana are p-

posed to tho retrocession of the Wabash and Erie Canal, as well as to any new arrange

ment with the bondholders thereof.

9. That in imitation of the system successfully adopted by the United States Gov ernment, the state or Indiana should estab lish an independent treasury for tho safe keeping of the public revenue. 10. That gold and silver only should cir culate as money; that charters for banks or issue or roomed monopolies should not oe If ranted, and that the circulating medium of the (States should bo rerfncea to tre constitutional staudard as rapidly as practicable. II. That the Monroe Doctrine of non-in tervention bv European rower in the affairs of thU Continent, slmuM be insisted upon and enforced by tho Lmtod States Govern ment. 12. That we recommend to onr friends throughout the State a thorough organiza tion upon mo foregoing platform of pnnci18. That we are in favor of a Homestead Law. crranting to every actual settler a Home stead on the public lands, free of all charge. In audition to the above rlatiorm f prin ciples, we declare as follows: u a oi era, mat tuo urganizauon in lavor of the Lecompton. movement, as its princiDies and poIicv are developed, reveals a and policy are developed, reveals .1 1 . - . tendency to the distinctive features of ancient federalism; that their theory. in our opinion, involvCJl a COTnpiete centralization of the political power of the government; that we ttSSZxSZSn&tZSZZ ganization of Territories. Jitsolttd. That primary assemblies of the Democratic party, alone, can with propriety erect tests of party faith that the functionaries ol thej r creation Bavo no such authority; that we have witnessed with indignation the presumptuous attempts to read out of the Demo cratic party many of its oldest, ablest and truest raemocm. Hetolud, That Hon. Stephen A. Donglsa is entitled to the gratitude and applanse of the American ucmocracy, for his bold and triumphsnt vindication of tho American principle of nelf-rovernment;and tho Democ racy of Indiana, in mass convention assem bled, hereby pledcre to him their firm and undivided npport7and furthermore, that we approve and endorse the conrxe. up to tint time, of Messrs. English, Foley, Davis and rublacK, upon tho Kansas question in Uon gress. 3 Renltti, That the Indiana State Sentinel. by its prevarications, misrepresentation, and and inconsistencies, as well as by its betrayal of Democratic faith, and its injustice to mem bers of the party, hau placed itaelf onUide of the Democratic organization of thestate,and forfeited tho patronage and respect of the party . Hetolttd, That the Chair appoint an Ezecn tivo Committee of two from each Congres sional District, and one from the city of Indianapolis, whose duty it shall be to watch over the interests and organization, to call such. Democratic meetings and conventions as may from time to time be thonght necessary and to take such other steps as rosy bo nece sary and proper, looking to a thorough nrsn ization of the prrty for the coming canvass. On motion of 11. J. Kvan, hq., of Marion, seconded by Mr. Cooker Iv, or Vigo, the re so lutions were nnanimonsly adopted. ntivo Committee of the State of Indiana," in pursuance of a resolution: v 1st .District K. S. Hicks, u. r rary. 2d Job Hatfield, 6. W. Randall. Sd 4th 5th 6th it t it W. II. Tidgcoos, J. H. Vuwter. A. C. Pepper, A. Underwood. Jos. P. Ii tick loa, J ere. cnaith. A. Seidensticker, J. B. Byan, A. II. Brown 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th u M i( V. D. AUen, J. B. Edmonds. Isaao Klston, B. B. Davidson. O. Hathaway, C. Carter. R. Lowry, O. W. MeConncll. J. M. Dexter, B. F. Wallace. On motion of A. Scidcnsticker and R. J. Ryan, the .following additional resolutions were ouercd: Jtemtred, That we recommend to the National Democracy of the Nortli-West, the holding at an early day of a .Mass ConvenSÄarS!? five be appointed, to communicate with the! I T "A ...1 .t democracy oi oincr otaiee reiaiive to ine calling of snch a Convention. RenArtd That Hon. Aqnilla Jones, in bis I manly refusal to accept a nomination on the platform rerrtcd bv the Committee on Reso lutions of the 8th of January Convention, is entitled to the respect and admiration of tho puDIlC. . t Mori Election Fravos. Tlio Kansas Legislative Committee lor investigating the frauds In the returns of the elections, are still pursuing their labors with a full determination to get at the bottom of the iniquity if it be possible. On one occasion they continned in session all night. A very respectable gentleman testified before the in that while staying at a Lotcl in Weston, in Mis souri, he overheard Gov. Stewart of that Stato concocting with other persons a plan to Introduce 400 fraudulent voters into the Territory to vote on the 4th of January .1 The clerk ef tho bawnco Precinct bad been brought before .them, and after a good deal of pumping confessed a wholesale fraud. From this preeinct over WO votes were re turned. Tho clerk of the election admitted before the commissioners that there were but 1(3 honest votes polled at the precinct. Th poles closed at 9 o'clock, I M. Early th next morning ho and the other elerk went over to Wcstport, Mo., and there added sev - eral hundred names to those of the bona d voters. Tho names were read to them from some list, by a son of the Kev. "Tom John son and other pro-slavery men. Tho Judges' Ä.f;fl,.,Ä. -.vt-v v.-i 1 certificate (which had 1 separato sheets of paper) been made out on were pasted on at tho foot of these bogus returns, and they were then sent to Calhoun. Col. Danforth of Westport, (wbo ia known to have acted nndcr Instrnctions from Calhoun, and who was also connected with the frsnds in the other precincts) was tho Instigator and di rector of the swindle. The Judges corroborated this testimony fully, and swore that sevrcal hundred names 1.-A' -v,..i .i r. 1.. ru were closed and they bad mado out their cirtificates. Coax and Whiav. A letter from Tcrre Hauto'says the corn grown upon the clay prairies and Wabash bottoms waa badly in jured by the frost; bat that grown npon tho sandy prairies waa but slightly injured. Bread and sued corn is therefore abundant in that vicinity, and ia selling at twenty cents per bushel. The growinsr crop of wheat looks promising. Of the old crop more than half is still unsold in that vicinity. A proposition to establish a branch ef the "West Point Military Academy at the Hermitage, near Nashville, ia soon tobe sub- . as aV mittod to the Government oy Mr. .oinconcr of Tenn., a eonsidsrable portion of which, the State proposes to douate to the United States for that purpose. The course of studies at West Toint embraces five years there, and Mr. Z. in his bill, desires to provide that the first two of them shall be spent by the Cadet at tho proposed Western Academy. The Old Soldiers' National Convention," not long since in session at Philadelphia, urged the same project, earnestly upon the attention of Congress, in their resolutions. t3f There are at the present time, owned in the State of Ohio, about 5,C00,000 sheep There are also in the State about 200.000 dogs which destroy annually about 40,000 head of thecp valued at ?0S000

Gov. Wise Letter. The following ia Governor Wise's Letter

to the Indians polis Convention of tho 23rd inst. Its sentiment, are noble and truly national. It is only upon the platform of right and justice to all sections which he proclaims, that the country can bo harmonized and tho Union made durable: Richmond, Va., Feb. 15, 1853. To Ars II. Browx, Esq: Pear Sir: riease present my acknowledgements to the Committee of Arrangements for the State Democratic Mass Convention; to beheld in Indianapolis the 23rd inst., and say that it win do impopsioio ior mo to oe present ana address its meeting. Official duties will re quire my presence at the capital of Virginia, especial I v on the dav Preceding. It is the anniversary of the birth day of that son of the Mother State of this Confederacy, whose wisdom, valor, and virtue won the proudest tine among men oi "lather of kit country11 a day appointed to unveil the statute which Virginia ha erected to the memory" of Washington. We have invited the Nation of the United State of America to be present. We patriotically and devoutly pray that it may be a day of rcinvigoration and refreshment to our whole country; that we may all have our strength renewed; that we may all nave our hearts purified and our whole nature reauimated in the cause of Constitutional Freedom, of Truth, of Justice, and order and good government. I cannot, for any cause, leave an occasion at homo like this. lint my sympathies will go abroad to your meeting, with the objects yon propose, witn unspeakable ravor. At the same time that l received yours or the 29th of January, a week ago. I addressed a letter to a mass meeting at Philadelphia, and previonsly I had addressed a letter to a meeting at Tammany Hall N. Y. on the same subject. Since then I have been stricken down by a severe illness. I am able only now to communicate to you copies or these letters as embodying my views on the topics you name, from which 1 hope never to deEart so longs I live and labor in the great eld of American Republicanism. I can add only that I will know no sections in administering the powers and datie of our Federa tive system, that as a Mrgmlan, as an Amercan,asa Democrat, as a Republican and a freeman, and as a follower of the fathers of the Republic, I will ''demand nothing dm wna. is ngm ana win suomii to nothing that is wrong, htcav I "will de mand nothing but what I right." As a Southern man and a slaveholder I ask for no injustice, and take titls by no fraud, and de mand no inequality, for the very reason that I will demand to be my sell protected against fraud, force, injustice, and inequality. Tho justice rnlo alone ean protect all, and selfgovernment most be preserved to the people, and the organized people must lawfully be allowed to judge for themselves of their own fundamental institutions. With the highest respect. Yours truly. IIkmrt A. Wist. Stabcr Factobt. Mr. Lagow is rebuild inj hi Starch Factory, recently destroyed by fire, and will have it in operation a train, in the coarse of a few weeks. The walls of tho former building were rtrong, and were so little injured by tho fire, that ho is able to rebuild npon them.. His past experience hss suggested many improvements in the Interior w m arrangements of the new establishment, 'which will increase its productiTenesa. The short time that it was in operation before the accident, was sufficient to prove the business to bo lucrative, and that , we can produce as fine an article here, as ia manufactured c!o-where-nd at a less cost. Ueaw OriRATioMs tx Provisions. On Tuesdsy a large operstion in pork took place at New Albany. Messrs. Simpson fc Co., sold to Louisvillo operators the product of 7000 Yntrm (n hnlV VnrV. fitX) hhla of Mess Pork, and 440 tierce, of Trime Lard. . The sale corapriaed 14.000 Shoulders and 14,000 Haras, In bulk or salt, at 5c for the former, loose, and TJ40 for the latter, packed, together witb 250,000 pounds ot Kiblicd Sides, In bulk, at Itfe, looae, 900 bbls Mess Pork at 13 25, and 440 tierces Prime Lard at 9c, tho Pork to be dclived at tho New Albany wharf. A MvsTiBT..--The body of a fomale about SO years old was found on tho 14th Inst., floating in the Ohio river opposite Rome In this State, v Tnebooy was entirely nude.witb the exception of caitcr-boots on the feet. Medical examination determined that she had recently become a mother. Subsequent ly a dress and a chemise was found, which, doubtless, belonged to the unfortnnate wo man. A double gold button was taken from the chemise, which onr correspondent retsins in his possession. The body, which could not be identified, was decently interred at the above place. The affair is involved in great mystery, but the circumstances indicate that the poor victim or cruel wrong was murdered and then thrown Into tho river. 1ST" MesrsC Gales & Beaton, of the Na tional Intelligencer, Washington, partners for forty-five years in the publishing busi ness, have never bad a difference of opinion 1 on political questions, and never had a jar or misunderstanding of any sort. They have never known a division of intet est; from their common coftVr each has alwavs drawn whatever he chose; and for thirty years past there has neve. been a settlement of accounts between them . Thev have been appropriately likened nnto Damon and Pythias. tar A Mexican Official Rear-Admiral Zaman on his way from Nw Orleans to Washington, with Important dispatches for oar Government, had his baggage broken open at Mobile, and a thousand dollars in gold and his dispatches taken from his trank. Tho theft was committed while the boat was lying at tho wharf at Mobile. No clno ras IUUUU Sjj iug a w w a a saw avu iviiimu ww mst left in an 'awkward position, without funds or ciedential. 57" A preacher in New Hampshire named Obadiah Smith was recently brought before a magistrate charged with triple crime npon his own daughter; and on the testimony of his wifo and daughter was committed to jail to await his trial. I3 On Monday and Tuesday, Vice Tresi dent Brcckenridge was absent from Wash ington, and it was believed that be was with his friend Hon. J. B Clay, endeavoring to adjust the difficulty between Messrs. Clay and Cullom. I3y A couple of Louisville attorneys got Into a row in tho Chancery Coa.t a few days since, and the Chancellor ordered one 0 them to pay a fine of $10, and be imprisoned for twelve hours. At the calico ball in New York city, it is said that one lady had her calico dress opened in front in order to display the rich satin garment which It partially covered. BJ-Dr. D. D. Owen, who is surveying Arkansas, has at the outset, as is stated by theArkanaaa papers, discovered a vast bed ol coal. tSTX bill ia before the Pennsylvania Leg Islature requiring coal dealers to weigh each cart load of coal at the place of delivery.

LOCAL ITEMS.

IST We are indebted to the polite officers of theAlvfo Adams for Icte Item phis papers. I ' ) Vv ! yWe are indebted to the- Hon. Jncv G. Davis, for Fablic documents, and for a pam phlet containing the letters of prominent Democrats .'to the anti-Lecompton meeting at Philadelphia. CÜJ Owners of ice houses havö been very bosy for the last three days in accumulating stocks. On Wednesday the carts were kept in operation through tho day and all night. We are sorry to perceive the quality is very inferior, not exceeding four' or five inches in thickness, and its consistency destroyed by the snow mingled with iL F We have received from the publishers Jansen & Co., New Voik, Dickens Household Words for March. The present number is unusually attractive, and contains a variety of instructive and entertaining articles. Household Words is now in its sixteenth vol ume, and continues to increase in popularity. Among the numerous periodicals of the day, there are none better adapted to the family circle, and none more deserving of an 'ex tensive circulation. tJT The Edinburgh Review for January from the publishing houne of Leonard Scott & Co. is, aa usual, replete with matter of sterling merit. Among others it contains elaborate articles on the Prospects of tho In dian Empire ; Lord Overstono on Mctsllic and Paper Cuncncy; a scholarly review of Milmsn's History of Latin Christianity; togetlier with essays on a variety of subjects of interest to the general redder. ' 3f. L. JOHNSON'S BOOK STOKE & BOOK BINDERY. W ET IT BB UNDERSrOOP, TIIO?E THAT JLt tike the Magazines and Papers of me, 1 Till Hnd at half price. fb23 ClinSCENT CITY : ; " TODACCO FACTORY. J. 8. McCRACKEX, Proprietor. 3IAIS ST., BETWEEX THIRD AND FOURTH, EYAXÄVI1J.K, lIIA. MAVIN FITTEP UP THE ABOVE TOnACCO 7ACTOKY, I am now rrparei( to till all ordert for the various styles ol Western Toccn, such as Fires, Ppunds,Qiutrtran4 Half Pound, in all kino of pitckBfr, and liar now on IuumI ihm (wl low ins b-auds. vis : IS boxes OlmstesJ h Lump; 10 do do l'oanaj) 10 do Fine Own.) 1(1 no Pounds (Osrn:) SO do (inCa.ldles) llooilrr Boy; iO do do Jordan': ! , 'IS do Lw Grade Kainon's; . ' 20 do Montromerv Wtti Packscrs. Th above stuck will le sold ft per cent, lower than rmn h ImoghtelarwlKfrp, and & pr cent, olf for ruh. An kind or currency taaen at par. Seventr-uve m. lurire sue t.iirari on nans In "nf M boxes at lowest tifures for cash. febls A NEW CONCERN. WINES, LIQUOItS AND CIGARS, PURE AS IMPORTED. PETER IIUFVN AOtE has taken the new st.r on TU I KD ST It E KT. nnrlr onnmtle th Tnurt House, next loc to Krhrr s omce, and haa opened A WINE SALOON AND CIGAR STOKE. He ha. on hjtnd trnnilcnmrat oririüES FHHM THE RHINE, sent to him br his futlwr. who uuuiufartured th-m. They are the pure Juice of the rai, without mixture or al a Iter ton. lie warrant them to boall thry arerepreaenled. He has a larce atora of VI 1 ' ... I In . wntcn neonerssiwnoirAaieorreuilst very low vncea. His wines he sells by the doten or sincle bottle, lie liiTitevtho torero of od In to rail and trr thui. ' Z. II. COOK k SON'S READY-PAY STORE. 4L OMCTTTRAL IMPLEMENT, ?EEDS AXI S tlKOCKRIEssoM si Cash Prices for all Kinds of rrotiuce and Live MocK.sucn as Horses. Males. Caws. ('aire, Href Cattle, lines, Chirkens; Uutter Lrd, Hacoti, Ten, Fnrs and MU11 of every deicriptinn; uuiNinf, ttees wax, reamers, rneu vorn, lnt narley, iienns, Kye, Kran, Shorts, Dried Applesaiij l'eiirhfs. I'otatue atid Vegetables of a!l wnrU. SILVER P L A f I N C r TMIB understated has 'permanently 'located him- . self in Kranarillf, witb the intention of Dursuinr tne aoove oasinem. iierar. ne louno in me fc.t . s - . m . . Marble I loll BalUInc, Si Hory. . . Opposite Chas. IUjcock's Carriage Furnishing Store lie is wepved to do all kinds of Cratch. Carriage. House ana swiarryi riaiine wun ncatnes ami dis patch, and he varants his work to be as duraMe as au r done In the cu n try . He akf r the tuttronsfre of the eitttna orcraiisTlile, arid of the l oach and (Tamare Makers of southern Indians, Illinois and Kentucky. Silrer Plated tor Plate, Xumlwra for Street and Pr Doors, UeW mils, Kalling Knob, Kront antf Parlor door locks with plated knoh ami furniture with every Sescriitioo f work In hi line will be dim in a manner eqial to the best Kam em work and at eastern prices. J. A. BAi.KN Jan l-4m Sd Surr M.irWe Hull LAW PARTNERSHIP. OFT j. CIANPLKR and BLTTIIE HTNLS B bare associated themselves together as partners in the practice of Law, ami a ill attend proniptlr ti all business connect with their profession, wkkltiuty iw emrniweu 10 um. IJT" Office on Locust street, opposite the Sherwn llouo. BransTile, Ind. sepCJfi.lr MOICAL NOTICE. Dlt. nCTCIIXSOX, having associated wjth him Dr. URK IN, Ute of Indianapolis, will continue the practice of its! lei ne and surgery at his old oRiceou Thirl street, whre he fliciu a oolinaanre of patronage from his frinds and the public generally. Doctor (Ireen having devote! exclusive attention to the treatment diee of the Kye and Lungs fr ererai yevs, 11 continue u treat such 'limun with his new plan of "eatment.whlch consists (forthelunni in th inhalatin of medicated m port, carrying the medicin; direct r to the seat of the lieae. One of the Ii rt can he found at tle o0h at all hours or the dar and tint. sevrl wn E1GE TOOLS, VC. rino CLOSED will sell the halance of stck, eonsa. stjting onineie and lk.uble Hit Axe, Broad Axes, Hand an Bench Axes, Adze, fcc, at much lower than mat et rates. An examination of goods toliz-itxl - W f ivnvtliinv Jan FITTABUJMill LOOK OUT I XATIKR ÄUMOARTXER has a rlalm against me fnrpeeral hundred dollur. hot vhi4hpr In tht form of a Me, Receipt or Account, I am un.iMe tossy, ah pfsons are herefty notified not to put chase from hinviy claim as-ainst ire, f.r I am not innemeti 10 mm. vi win not pav any such claim. On uic cum rary, uis UMlcincu W me. Jaii3;-tf 8AMÜEL MYERS. Fall Trade. K have n band and are now recelrtna the followlr t hags Rio nftVe: W bags ssi Xos. Yarns. nu pocxets jra conee; w ilt cotton Vt Carpet bain; 5hxsCbeese; 50 IbsCanilUVick; M do hur Candles; V dna Zinc ashhoards; do Opal do ino do PainU Buckets; W do Pearl Starch; !) boxes ti!a Tumblers, aaartted siars; 50 do do J vs. X, M, land i gallons; ' V) do dfFlasks,qaart,pt.andHpiut; 200 do Widow Gla. The above. rether with a Urge assortment of all the various acles generally kept in our line, we offer to the trade taslow rate as anr houe in the city. seett WHEfeLER RIGQ8. I.1IPOITANT TO BUILDERS. . J H AVE onand a full supply and of the be4 qul OLlTrTwHTE LIME OKAY LI.M. ... ' , LATIi, " 4 U.R. IVDRArXICCEM'ST . PLANTER PARIS, WINDOW SASIT, FAN NK LS, DOOES, . TAINTS, NAILS. GLASS, kc.kc. To which I rite your attention. Prices favorable., - . , .b. BABCOCKs septl S Water street Actuation Wanted. AMIDDLROED RFSINESS MAW, acquaintedwith bus in all iu branches capable of tak ing charge of ttore, or keeping the hcoks and doing the ouMoor riness of a mill, or a manufactory, a work-lvp. wes emplo; mnt.and will accept low wages, fenqe at tbe Journal office, jandO 3w DEIIM'SOMMERCIAL COLLEGE. WE. the dersigned, stadents of the' Evansrille ComoL-ial College, take great pleasure In acKnowledgingMr. J. But a, Principal of the School, our high sppiation of his Lecture delivered on Wed-, nesdav eveni. on Business and the necessary qua lineal ions in otr to fbltow it successfully. We highlyncur with him in his ideas on Literary, ausinrv anwiigious tancarion. Kespecrruiiv, I u nil irr MICH ATI. rRMOV. A. S.W. KNER. W. H.NEVMN, lCO.NKVfiN, W.KEOAN C. IILLEF JOHNGOll.'N, feblS W. H.tiKEGORY, E. P. ELLIOTT, Tn. Eri.KR.Ja. JOHN INwLE, WM. IIOUOLAXD, JOHN W. OERHART.

4 fVC?5 NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line one insertion: 30 cents per line three times; 30 cents per lint one week: discount on longer time. -

Mexican MuatacLlnlnaeBt.-RiclrM years since this Liniment was first oftered to the afflicted Many millions of Dottles hate been used, and it has given better satisfaction than any article ever before tried fur similar purposes. Tt possesses a specific power over Inflammations, and chronic or accidental derangement of the M u wies.-Joints, Ligaments or 8kin. It U a source of great pleasure tu fiel that w hart been the humble means of relieving such aa immense amount of suflering, an 4 have caused many thousands to leap for joy," because their pains were relieved, their wounds healed and their stiff joints made elastic. ' Unscrupulous' parties, regardless of their obligations to ourselves or the public, are engaged in attempting to introduce a spurious and miserable article canaa asothsb xtxv, by representing it to be the same or similar. g7 Be on your guard! .Bay none but the origioal MEXICAN MUSTANG MM MEXT, and you will not be deceived. O.W.Wm saooK, Originator. BARNES fc PARK, feb2-dawlni Proprietors, 5ew York. Kemp's Wmrm Pastilles. Many diseases of children that pussle medical men, are caused by worms, and might be prevented or cored by the timely use of these Pastilles. Bbistol's SaasaraaiLLA Is curing the most desperate cases of Scrofula and Lung diseases In all sections of the country. Neither prepa ration contains mercury. Sold by D. T. Lanman t K emp, wholesale druggists, f9 Water street. New York, and by all druggists . SaMparilla 1, and Pastilles 55c: per bottle.' ; ; ; febSl-dkw. Drt Bell's Opladen sf Hestettcr's Bitters. RrarseriiL, In., April lu 1X&6.-8ease saontas since, whde recovering frees an attack of Bemittent Fever, I was requested to try Ilostetter s outers, as an article peculiarly suited to the condition of coavales cents Croat fever. . It is but simple Justice to say that it restored the powers of say Sigestiv organs, aad at the same time kept my bowels gently open. . I hare noheidtancy In saying, that, hitHerta. In asfng ttin my practice; it has, tn every case where I hart ordered It, acted like a charm. In thus speasing freely ef It, I far from puff a patent medicine, an article it by no meaasclalmstttie SA5rORD BELL, M. D, Sold by druggists and dealer? generally. ; felgj-d&w - The Pick, for thef r ovm sat et r, must avoid all worthless counterfeits, from -the use of which the worst consequences have followed to invalids who have been deceired into buying them. .' An article which la confessed, in ' the advertisements of it, to he only an Imitation of Prof. Charles De Grain's Electric Oil aomtinte offered to the pwhlie by a person in this city. who prttendi to hare pic el op 1 knot ledf e of the mode of preparing it. while In the employ of Prof. DeOrath. This is an entirely unfounded pretension. A person who now advertise an Imitation ef the Klectrlc Oil, was one eogagrd with) Prof. De 6mth a a bookkeeper and correspondent, and thus made himself known to some customers; lut he was never entrusted with the manufacture of the Medicine, vt which be Is entirely Ignorant. Of this personit is sot necessary to say snore, at present, as, of course, bo on will bay aa fcrattatlon, when they can otitaln the orlgfnal, geneine article by application to Professor Charles De Grath at his long eat ihlished Store, So. 39 South Eighth street a few doors below Chesnut. feegf-daVw WaRSJAMtN rRAKKLtX AWD PROrE?5olt SLsvuatiKATll. Franklin hrougfri electricity froi the licavens to the earth, but it remained for Profesor DeOrath to apply that electricity to the relief of diseased and ae Hering mortals diseases that hereto fore barnI the physician's old treatment, such a Neuralgia, Rheumatism,' Tains. Stiff Joints, Deafnes. Swellings, Palsy, Piles, Skin Diseases, Stc.,are cured by Prof. DeOrath's Electric Oil, In one or two davs.' Read this letter: ' 1 r ' 'Paor. DaOaTHv I havs been the victim for many years of a Rheumatic affection, and lost the use of my limbs; I could not raise my' hand lo my head. In short, I was totally helpless. I applied your Klec trie Oil, and before I had used one bottle I was perfectly cured. Van may refer anysaflerer to me. ' ' MRS. K. IICTCHIXS, Seventeenth and Thompson streets. Mr.lhttrhlns Is well known In Philadelphia. My Oil has cured yen other Phlladetphians, among whom arw Oeo. XT. Vard, Ks)., Jos. K. Bacon, R. K. DeCorta, Mrs. VasMt, George C. Borer, ifrl North Third street, and others ad Infinitum. Sale depot for this city, No. (9 South Eighth, near Chesnut street. rROF. CHAS. DkG'RATII. The Electric OH Depot lias not been rem o red. " Ri.a-Mfi, X. C, Teh. , 15T. T, Joseph B. Hinten, long a retired physician of this city, bare ufüred much tbe 1at six years of an affrctiuo of the knee and ankle joints of one of my legs.renderiog me very lame, the limb stifTand contracted, and withal, having been denf in one ear the last thirty odd years, from cold In the head many years ago have to-day had ' an explication of Prof. DeOrath's Electric Oil to the diseased joints, applied by the son of Prof. DeOrath, Chas. DeCrath of Thila. delphia,and, ly the blowings of God, find my contracted leg rery much limbered, mid am of pinion a few more faithful applications of it will restore it t sun!n-s and usefulness a&iin. Since one appliestion has enabled me to run a short distance without is convenience. My hearing in th deaf ear, so much Improved tltat I can bear the ticking of a watch. I have seen the oil in the hands of Prof. Chas. Delrath, In this city, suddenly relieve very bnd cases of Rhen matbm, and learn that some of the deafest persons in the community hare l?en entirely restored to good hearing In a few ruinate, in Uie last day or two, by the F.ltvtric Oil, In tho kinds of the Professor. feblMmd&w , , ' JOS. B. IIIXTOX. m.:. . CO AT BODIAM MINIMO COMTAXT, (0(b on Wabr street, under the Telcrragh Office.) Cart loals of I buhels of Rxliara Mine Coal de livered to any part of the city at 1 CO per load. Coal weighed. If desired, at the expense of the purchaser. Notes of solvent banks of Illinois aniMVIsconsin token in payment. JOH TV T MOND. ' decCMf. " ' Secretary ami Manager. ' -i We Challenge the World To produce a prepa. r&tion so eminently harmless so generally approved, and so perfect In Its operations as M CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE." J Y It corrects the Injurious effects of other dyes, invigorates the Hair, Is applied in a simple manner, operates instantaneously, does not stain the sV in. and iu tint are he COrATEHFEITid OP .ATVRE. Sold every where and applied by all Ilair Dresseni. JOSEPH CRISTA DORO, fet3- ta No. 6 Astor House, New York. Help that never Tires Or Leaves Yoa.-We are agents for ths sale of WATSON'S SEWING MACHINE, the bestand cheapest mschioe yet Invented. Llies, If you santa FRIEND, one wbo wilt do yor r work anl tall no tales, a servant that will not ran oc of nights, or ask pay at the end of every week, buy ons of these useful articles, (price from 19 to 933.) and we are sure you will be suited. HORN BROOK It CO., fe$ Water street, EvansvWe. Why will von DeUyl-Why will vou eegleo that disease which is taktngsuch deep root, and which gives you warning by that hacking couga, that yoa are fast ripening for eternity! Why encourage that pain In the side, the raising of bloud, those ntgtd. sweat, or that difficult breathing, which silently whisper In your ear that something must be done to ssrs you from tbe grave of the consumptive? Why act so carelessly by permtttlng that disease to destroy your health, and hasten you to: he bmb from whence no traveler ever yet returned ! SILENCE THAT DREADFUL COUGH! Or death mtM carry you to your silent pave. Why delay while there Is yet hope? Consumption Is caused by Impure humors of the blood being Ar posted in tie cells of the lungs. Hence, the lnngs are likes spring of water, when rolled wp by the dirt or saud, if clear water eostftantry flows through the sprtngs, impurities or mat! will be conveyed away by the pure water. J so with the blood whea kept la acta or pare stale; as It constantly flows through the lungs, it carries away all corrupt matter, and perfect health will be the result. From two to three pills taken every nlras or every other night, or enough to keep the bowels regular, writ In a reasonable time care com sumption. The reason these pills are used more Uu a all others, Is because they are mad of a purifying vegetable, and cleanse the body from all corrupt matt ter, and drive out disease of every desertptioa quicker ass) la a milder way than any other Pl'ls. '-febS-d&wlm - - DR. COtiGS W ELL'S ANTIPHLOGISTIC TVs aas prosteee swell seaearkahle eaTecta In many cases of X irnL, Vtanoo, end Arno nogs or ras Haan, caused, by disturbed ckscwlatmn. in those who have tried tt in this cky, Is for sale at KELLER k WHITE'S. CaTThe highest testimonials of its efficacy bare been gives by a number of the most respectable citizens wte have tried it. fjyi

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. I

RATK8. One square, (ten lines or leu),Xhee timesrtl OS One veek, : i : : e : : : : 1 , Two wreks,- t v : r :' : t : : : : : SK One month, ; s : is: i;: : t : 4 tx Three months, : i- r : i t : : : : : 1 fß Six months, :::: t ::: 10 0 On year, : :s : z : t t : :- : : 15 00 tV Discount on larger advertisements. 1 I Card of nix lines or under, S10 per annum. fW No till forbid" adrertisenientsreceived. atsT No advertisement inserted for less than It. EMPLOYMENT. 150 a Month and all Expenses Paid. a W AGENT 19 WANTED IN EVERT TOWN JM. and Cou y ia the United States, to engage in a re-mvtahle and ea.T tstnes, bv which the abov profits may be errtalnlv realised. For fnll particulars address II.MONKETT ft CO. .corner of Broome and Mercer streets, Mew lor city, mcioeiag one postage stamp. icnju-flsiwim 1IQÜOR8 ! LTQUOK9 ! LIQUORS ! i340 hbl Old Bye Whisky: 23 hf bbls do do; 10 hhls Cherry Brandy; 52 hf nhls do do; i MbMs Fresh Brandy; .1 sonrbhis do do; & bids Apple- Brandr. received per t Priwre, and Cor sale by i.ac i.jijaiAjArerrja 9 RANDY AND VTIIISKT. Es bbls Old Kye tVhisky; 10 eürhtk casks ftne Cognac Brandt;' a bils Rowrhnn Whiskv: - .. X Peach Brandy, recelred and for ale by feMj . . t. C 1. 11 JLtNKINO tt CO., i , WHOLISSIB DCSUIBS f , . - - - m - - t i PHILADELPHIA; TIIIMWCROPOFTEAISNOW AÄR1TIN0, and sellinamuch below tbe hfuh rates of the rast yeari thw present therefore insem with tbe pleasing prospect oi our again ceiagaiie ivrurnisnas gcoa an article for the Mice, as fitmerlr. We also täte plea sure in annonnclac that we baveconoiaded to extend the time on small bills, heretofore sold on two and three months, to three and four months credit. . Thousands of Grocers and general Sure-keepemow sell Teas in our Metallic Paria. and the number ia constantly incrcasin'. notwithstanding the rtron prejudice that once existed aai-st teas pat n in this convenient form. This umnmpletl mccew is the le gitimate result of a hnslnea uniformly done, rnrw long term of Tears sron J at and fair vrineiBlea. and esoecinlly with an eye to tat wholeom one of ' SaaLL PROrrrS 1XDUUCK KKTCI9I. Teas being a perishable article, dealers arc recoin Snended to order mall and frenoeot bills. Those who still i-refer the old wav, are forntsbed with teas In the original hn I f-chests, at three rents per B. less than la MetaHic Packages. .. CD. Ilurfhatt ia noloneer in our employ aa Trareling Agent nis place being surptied iy asstber. febfflHlatwIt ' . . - BOOKS ! ' BOOKS !. 1sa i TOirv rtxr ist w -Wvwnv III wflh his BOO )t STORE, A BI5TDERY, which no tuner noon store haw in tnect y.anrt will aell the Macatines and Papers as cheaoa anr other boose and will bind the Msgntlnes from SO, to 02 OO per volume, i ae paces or tae Jiagaxire i nut eat, as I nare a macnin lor mat narpos. call and ... - 1 1 . i I,, i f i i I . TO TAX PAYERS LAKT. NOTICE. A 11 WHO TIAVÄ NOT PAtD' TffKIR CtTV t Taxes, both on FIH8QAL and KKAL I'KOPEKTY. are notified that the uretfeiit is the last week In which thev can car them and save hearv rosts. All lots, on which the taxes are not paid lieforethe 4tb oi Jiarcn, win ues"i i tor tne amount nue tnereon. fea-lw. GEO. WOLrLIN, City Colle-tor. REASONS FOR DOB ELL DCVIXO M ARPEIl AT V1 (-oVv1 19 0SLT TWEST,r CENTS TER .tt oKD-The Pages ARE ALL CUT. iiiisD-iwiieiieiLonvnctunwiii bind throi upf rior to any other firm at 7 5 cents, per volnme. Thus, as you save Sixt v renUin the cont. reucina the bind ing to a mere nothing, much IkIuw those who advertise to uinu ni nan prict. feb2. THE PACKET DONE. , APTAIN HEREON OIYE8 IN INTITATIOX tonn iae nusmess Jien ori u.f 'l Kvansville to ma ice a trip rl ' -f" n ." Cairo and back , free of charge, I s TT. J L that thev may have a chance ut"" " '" seeing Wie people and country all alsng.the River. n no win go Ieu3 r WM. BIERBOWEIt, , iHioIesalc; and Retail ; Druggist. Washington block, main street, BVAK0VILLK, INDIANA. npiIE UN DE Kr 10 NEB 1IATINO PURCHASED JUL then his thestoca of J. J. Pennin irton. lien leave to call the attention of his friends ami the public generallr. to his choice assortment of 'f F'BK.,'n. eand Perfumery. Hi i stock Oils, UrestufTs GUsswar will be renewed frequently from the l ed markets, and he trust the friend of the old stand will continue tneir meral patronage. -Country dealers and physicians ' rill find tt to their interest o examine eis stoci. CJf'l'hvsicians' imscrintions carcfnllv nrenared at an noura. Bmughbin and Carlstedt will be on linnd as wsual. ft-li-ja-ir W M. Ill KKKtrtV Kit. mECSIVED BY EXPRESS. St Sv frank Leslie New Mac Hpazine tor March, tlraham' du .du i In: lo Emerson's Magazine and r otr. urn's Monthly; at . . J. II KALE VS. mj E W BOOKS JUST RECIEYED BY EXPRESS. 11 The Reason H hv; v Northern Travel in Sweden, L pland and Nor way, by Bayard Taylor; j . i i , Moss Side, by Mariou Hartand: ; , Twin Roses, by Sir. Ritchie, ' ' ' : ' flodey for March. . Yankee Notionr; Harper for Marco, for sale by , , , ; fehüa , . . i r 1 J. nKALT I OST. On Sundav morning, on Main street, beA tween Pirrtand Third, at&LACK LACK VAIL. The finder will please leave It at this ofbee, or at GEORGE TUORNHlLL's Saddler Shop, Crescent City Building, terMt CORN. SiOHishels Prime Ear Corn, received per canal boat Wing and Wing, for sale bv AMILY FLOUR. ib sacss ramilv slour warranted. Vor sale bv eb20 Z. II. COOK fc SON. C2.0LDEN SYRUP. ST il laurels Extra B 11 laurels Extra Baltimore Syrup, received and for sale by . . fehil . Z. If. COOK Si SON. OATS 100 bushels Oats, for sale by feW0 Z. 11. COOK & SON. HARPER FOR MARCH will he only TWKNTY CENTS at , DOU ELL St CON YnO-TON'S. JelÄO . . ... PICKLES, FRESERTES,. i ; 7& dosen assorted Pick lea ; 30 do do English Pickles; : 13 do do 1 Tit Fruit; 13 do do Nataral Preserves; IA do do 1 East India da 10 d do Cardials: a do Guira Jelly; this dsvrec'dbr ept3 Z. H. COOK ft SON . Ale and Laser Beer Agency. ZU. COOK fc SON are Agnts for the sale of F. it I. A. Louck's oeletirated Ale and Lager Beer, and nave just received a stock of each, to which they iuvite the attention of the Dealers. , Jan 13 . Z. H. COOK ft SON, Aft. UOXRY.-.W lt.. Choice Strained llony,Ju!t received and for sale by X n.COOK S-SON. FUN FOR IIIS XlLLiaXt DELLS! DELLS! I FIFTY STRAPS SLEIGII BELLS I SKATES rsitATES 1 1' I TIlKElf . 1IUNDKED , ; PAIKS , KATJ t Some very fine, and prices ran ging from ST to Ii per pair, with or without straps. MKovsmake hay while Uie sun shines." C1IAS. S. WELl.S, New Stand, opposite J. II. Maghee ft Co; feblWw ... .. . .. 0DEYS LADY'S BOOK for MarrnTiüst received W by fcblFl ; DOliELLfc CONiNGTON. WOOL PLAIDS AND DELAINES. A large and nice aaortment on hand aad fo sale cheap, for cash only, at 8AM. EMBICH'S. feb,6 . . Main street, three doors below Second. ; A GREAT B ARU -UN TO REnAD.v" ANEW TWO HORSE WAGON, with four extra good Springs, for sale at a very low price, by fco I.fc D. HEIMANN. i SO0RIEÄ.-lOs-i) Oanri v Bsrst 25 Nf Crushed ttaear; ' -. ! 5j m Powdercl Sugar, " 4 ' bbls Loaf Sugar, in store d for sale br T -."'.I' -' - -' ' PREaTUNHlfeOS. HFA2IT8 CAPS. SOMK.TUINQ Unf.received from New York. 'VAUTIERfcMANCOXNILR. sept9 Mb street. Iietweeu First and ecoud. "WJAILJi, ' -,'ir,i. . . 1 W 1 00 ken assorted Nails . ! n st received I v l::(T Jan? H.COOK ft SON. nnuRXiPs. Bushels. Prime Turnips, jutg re. JL ceived and fog sale by J.HJ. COÜ.H at SON. Second-riand Fnrnltoxe Store, rpHI undersigned notify the citizens of Evansville Ü- T srrwas, a rbku.ivonii r i a.. 1TL RE STORE started. They offer their articles for sale at reasonable terms. We make trades for old furniture, and repair furniture with neatness, so that it hardly differs from new maae. KIRC1IKNBAUER ft BUNGE, fcblMm Corner of V ine and Third strecis.

COMMISSION & FORWARDING

P. (Sr. O'RILEY l Co., xyansyille, Indiana. Storage, Forwarding Sc Commissi MERCHANTS. UEA'ERAL RAI LAO AD, STEAMBOAT AXD KXPRESS AÖEJCT8, Special Ifcent for the Peca. Central RAILROAD. ASD CONNECTION ?, over which we tre authorired to rive TIIKOUOU REK-ITTa AT TUk LOWKST POSSIBLE RATKS. Hsvinca mummmli Wharf boat at the landing, thelargeston the Ohio Rfver.cspaMe of storing and pro lectin all saerenanmM'i iaie In flamace iiom exposure w are prepared to facilitate tbe dippntcu oi ail con signments rurwardeo: to oar care, by either RIVER,' RAILROAD OR CANAL.Particular attention will be nsid to Receirinr. Stor ing and k'orwasdiM alsot the sale of any Producer or other property, consigned to as for sale, ai d satis Mcrion guaranteea. ffioe and xtenaire Warehoas nn Water street radjoiniag the Telegraph, and on theM harfboat, wherewe are to be found, attending to the interests ef ear patrons at alt hours, day and night. ! V fcb our snperior facilities; lung standing; untiring energy; and knowledge of our business, we feelron--naeuioi giving general satisfaction, and hope to merit: arontiauanceof theeateaaiv patronage we arc now cnVrviag. Liberal cash advances will be made on all consignments to either ourselves or correspondents In any sftbe principal uarsctSrXorthrKr st, or South. P. C. Oy RILEY & COr W. M. 1ISK4S, Late of Geo. Foster St CLate of Howard X Brown. BROWN & AIRMAN, Receiving, Forwarding and General COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AGENTS FOR KANAWHA SALT COMPANY. Evaasville, Indian. v V oi Dvn ii at a 1 1 m a .i i ana wht our serVHes in the capacity as set forth in our card above. ' vi e are -rally prepared to extend verv facility it ship;ers.eitherly CANAL, RIVKR. or RAILKOAD, JAP,, fullv and assure then, that their Interests shall be taithrulli represented, should they b pleased to favor us with mew PMronate. , Office and Warehowse sn the corner of Main stree anVUMaoai. WM. BROWN. . JanJj-cr a TT. 31. A1KJ4AN. - . card.'." T;;i J. S. ilFIT CIIEL.I. JL CO., CotsnnlssfosT and Forwardlsif Merrltaats Under the Telegraph Office, Kvansville. ' JOHN MITCHELL. V At the IKot, Bowling Qreen, Ky PARTICULAR attention gtven to Reecirlnr. Stnfv Inc. ami Furwardiae ltav iwra or.imed im u. V will s4so uae oar lr exertions to effect tb asoatl advantageous rales oi sHl sent b us forthat turposceitUrr at Iraasriile rKoalisg Green. jaa 1 1 if - - i STORAGE WANTED. WE are prepared to sb.w In onr Fire Proof Ware house anr ouamtitr of Oral a. Produce. r Mar i cliaaiUixe, on the most libcradterm' i HaTlng Urge aad nr roosai n stain, rsrtirnar care will be taken of TlorasrhrM Furniture, Atricnltural Implement and all kinds ef roods or wares liable SW dniuagefromikimpor rnrt. 1 nsssrsj tre efrecteir at tlia lowest nre vroef rates. bv fx mnnth.or lonser, when desfred. BjM.we txcateton corner or Locnwt street and rf . and KCansI,anf roost ennvenfent for sWppins ij itiver is? Aaurosu. Apply to UEO. sustka c tu. päS i, CANAL 6TORAUB. ' t I ITTAVE a Urge double Warehouse at the Cana llasin. capable of storinc an V antoant of iwodnce. which will lie received, stored, taken care of and hell subject to the owner's erdrs, on the most reasonable terms. . P. O. O'RILXT UltdH. FASHIONABLE DANCING. PROFESSOR NOTT RESPKKCTFULLY snnounres to thecitiitas ef Kvansville that he has visited their elt with a view to lmning clnave for instruction JLe . AH. in tiie a'iove elegant accompilsnment. ilel'" prooses to torm Ins classes of Ladies, M Uses, and Masters each numberinc from eicht to twelve in different irts of theeity, at their own res, dences. He will also organit e a elass ef young gentle men to meet at to clock, r. m. . Terms snd other tnrtifulars srlll be mad known on application tojthe Professor at tbe Pavlltosi Uatel. -, ieij . H TO .RENT. ATWO-TORY DWELLINO HOUSE en Wallstreet, between Clienot and Walnut, containing four large rooms, two small ditto, und a good kitchen, stahl.- and wood shed; to be let at a moderate rent. Ik can be divided for two families, or issuitaMe for ans.. Apprvto . av. llOsCliLc.K,ou tac presnkaas. febl-tt t . DISSOLUTION. . I ran it r rnnnrvruti RSHIP OP BRINKMEYER, B. KLUsMAN k CO., by mutual consent by the i , has this day been riis olv 1 retirement of t. W. UrlnKnjcvrr, ana ineaumn or ineoiucwuccrn win ucacuieui up by the new firm of R0ELKER, KLIJl.1IA & CO., Composed sf John II Roelker, Wm.II. Klusmsnsnd John 11. r eld wisch, who have purcliaaed out tbe stoca of the former concern, and will continue the MANUFACTURE OF STOVE and A GENERAL FOUNDRY BUSINESS, at the old Und on Main Mreet. , . FU EP. W. BRINKMEYER,. ' a sr a? a w l'I iwu a v . a a cr . . m . si . a joiix ii. linnLKEpL i Feliruary 1, 15.. feblt SjTRAYED on the premises if tba sabacriber, at. a3 Rowley ville, a calf, about seven months opl wlijch cau be had by tho wner on payment of expenses. , MICHAEL MAGIN. feb!7.t ' t ' BOOKW - nOORSI-IlOOKS OF ALL KINDS can le found at M. L. Johnson's Rook f"tore and Bindery! Blank, Blana Books 5c ho I Books, Copy RaoKs, ftc. ' First store clae to tbe Postodice, near Slain. fet.ll AND CALYEjT FOR SALE. Z. 11. COOK ft SON. nniiREE Cfjws JL Enquire of feöl y . - . FRESH ARRIVAL. SEM RICH has Just received a tine lot or Prints . and a general Assortment of Domestic Goo is which will besohl cheap, for cash only. EMBICn, fdC Main street, three doors below Second. LEAD AND SHOT. lj kegs, all sixes, f sale at rednced rrVes by GILBERT ft BOWLES, feblS 1 ' " ' " .' 8 yearn ore street. T1JEW book sT- : ' . 1m Peterson's Magaaiue fcr February; Waverly do do; . : Ringing Bird; Missouri Harmony; Carolina Sacra, at ' febtl , ( . .-, .DOBELL ft CONYNGTON. !TKW SU AR AXD M OLAK8. We sre 1 selling a vrry choice article of both t raatlv reduced prices. VICKERY ft J0QNSIÜN.' JEW BOOKS ! NEW BOOKS ! lw. Quits, by the Author of Initials; art henia, or tbe Last Days of Pftgantaa, onyf lust m usi puiiiisnea ny i Kgnor ft r ieis: The Plant Hunters, br Cant. Mavac Reed: Mabel Vaugban: MoMgide.by Marion UsrUsdl Meadow Brook; by 31 u. Uoluics Iona Rivers, ,1 HocAesteloaitfMtlrilllidc, ds School Days at Kugby: A HCT i UPPlv f the liest Book of tbe rear for tV. by Jan 1 DOBELL ft CONYNGTON : (..poU.DKJl 1 100 kegs Rifle Poa-dert IS half kegs Rifle Powder; 53kees Blasting Powder, Jnst received and farsaleLv . . Z. II. COOK fc EON. A cent. LAY RKCKIVKD P so Cans flue Colore.! Printing Tnk. TENNKY fc tORBNSON. fJANCY DBEM SILKS, on hand and for sn rheapforcashonry,at 8 KMBICH'M, . fcblt . . Mala strestunrcehxirs below Second. IIUNGAIIIAX GRASS SEED.- " RAISED in aVcaaar aoaatts, Iowa, original from Hungary nbow years aga. Tarns oft from 4 to a Inns of hav Ki tb tm. .-f. .I A Murr nay inr sioea:. ree'd by Lten is A stock of the above heed Just. S.U. CwOK ft. BON, Ag'ta.. DRIED BRIF.- T " 7 Vt t' boss Drid Reef t - - .. aft do Beef Tongaest- . V S Bids Prime Pork; J ast received and for vale by JanM-tf. 1. COOK ft ON . HORSE üHOR NAIU. cXtiaCs genuine UKU FIN " II. Nails on hand and for sale by IJaattJ AM'L ORR. FOR RENT. ONE of the best business stsnds-la-the citv,aext door to J . P. Byrne's on Main street. Possession. given immediately, tfnr rartxnirara avuiirt or , dccf.Ktf. . . , , . , DOliE BELL ft COä.YlT0N. 4ilf.DRYES.-r: S3 4 boxes sLaieinsl 30 half boxes Ralstns; ' lUlwxesNo. I lierringt W bbls Cement, j ust receired and for saca bv - PRESTON lOSk FOR RENT. TIIE H0r? Ton the corner of corner of Th-J knA Chextaat streets, formerly occupied bv J. J. TkKiilels, Eso., a vrrr lesireaHie sttusiion, wfrh good) staliling aad oarriags house la for rent to a good tenantenoutrsof tiaw.Vtf.l J. P. BYRNE. KILLED OR STOLEN. A WHITE AND- BLACK SETTER POflr to Vecover tbe do I srtlf give FIVE DOLLARS, nd for evidence whMt vill coavirt tbe bruU who. ail ed. or She thief who stole aJv, I wilt rve five kolsrs additional. v. Q. KEAT5. Jaal9 r - . MA?3!:kJi&2t ohemp bedcords, in dozs., ANDREEL8.-50 Packages for sale bv Jn27 GILBERT fc BÖWLE8,

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