Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 97, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 March 1858 — Page 2
Ebansbille gailj journal. EVANSVILLE, IND.
WEDNESDAY, ..
MAECItn
nnchanjeablo. Politician are not tho pco-
plc. Th next few creeks will demonstrate
the correctness of our viow. Meantime We
shall not bo idle. Our duty shall bo dis
The fclave Trade). Tho subject of tho importation of negroes from tho coast of Africa into' Louisiaua, ongrossca a largo sharo of publ;c attention, and
charged in warning tho t-coplo of every new I it is said to bo tho subject of indignant do
attempt to sell their opinions for tub Inter- I nunciation by ninctecn-twcntictha of the
Shameless Falsehood.
Tho strikers of Senator Bright have
already began the party drill with the
determination to introduce through this Statd tho Austrhn rulo and proscription
that have been initiated at Washington
These men hare resolved to silence the
almost unanimous voice of the Democ
racy of the State. The following paper
discloses the first act of the scheme in
this District. The paper alluded to de
clares the Democracy of the Pocket to
be a unit in its support of (he' Kansas Policy of the Administration, and the Judge is therefore urged to vote tor the Lecompton Constitution, and thereby sustain Mr. Iuchanan. A more audacious and reckless falsehood was never proclaimed. - The signers of the letter to Judge XiMack, have placed their names to a mistatcment, that every one of them would blush to utter individually. We have tho names of many of them, and as soon as the list is complete we will givo it to our readers, for their inspection and admiration. We fully coincide with the feelings expressed by our friend in the following paper: "We have from unquestionable authority
that during tho paat week a secret paper was circulated by the leaders of tho sham democ
racy of Evansville among the more pliable of
tho faithful, and forwarded in form of in
structions to Judge Niblac'?, representing it to be the wish of tho Democratic party in
this vicinity that that gentleman should
cast his' vott in favor, of the admission of
Kansas into the tlnion under tho Lecompton
Constitution. Tho delcctablo document in
question obtained tho signatures of about
$renty persons.'' Among them were all tho federal oifico holders in and about Evansvillc, with such other as their inflnencc could control, for the moat part persons who arelookiug for office and emolument at tho hands or through the influence of would-be-party leaders. They are fit representatives of a class of men whoso opinions and feelings are
always made to depend upon tho amount of
the reward they Teceive for blowing some demagogue's favorite trumpet. There Is no iniquity connected with the political world
too monstrous to find followers, if upon its advocacy a share of tho loaves and fishes depend. The very men who prate contin
ually and howl fiercely about tho rljhtt nf
th4 peopl are tho one who aro always reudy to sell tboso rights for a me5s of pottag, or sometimes for a. meaner consideration. Juius betrayed his Master for thirty pieces of silver, but the reward was a largo ono compared with the emoluments of some of the petty offices, to obtain which dishonest men are willing to barter tho rights and interests of tho people. A single village post office is worth tlia principles of half the professional politicians in the village. Tho patronage of a marine hospital or a two-penny custom house is worth more to the class of men who
' set themsolvea up as tho manufacturers of
public opinion than even tho interests of tho
Union itself. Had they the power tho peddlers of public opinion, who abound in every town where tho federal government has posts to let, would rend this Union in fragments, if by the rupture the number of dependences could be increased. They are venal hirelings, without honest opinions or conviction?, ready at all times to sell their services for tL smallest possible reward. Turn out of federal offico to-day every Locomptonit0 in the land and the deafening cry of "antiLecompton" will swell upon every breeze, and ring in every cur from Maine to California. The opinions they profess are not their own. They are but tho representative feelings of men high in power at tho seat of government. Remove tho baneful influence of Executive patronago and tho unfaithful dependent who now exalt tho Lecompton Constitution to the skies and sing hosannas to the Administration will out-Herod Herod in the vileness of the vituperation they will pour upon the devoted head of James Buchanan.. It is this class of men who have presumed to instruct oor mit representative in Congress upon the state of public feeling in Vanderburgh county. Tho petition was circulated stealthily, persons of known anti Lecompton views being carefully avoided that they might not have even a knowlcdgo of its existence. Knowing that it bore a falsehood
upon its face, the authors took good care not
to let the precious document be seen by any
except ttcif Own corrupt adherents. Had wo tho names of air who signed the paper we
would lay them before an outraged public, in
order that the . odium of their dishonest
transaction might cling to their skirts, and they receive as they deserve the contempt
and scorn of public indignation. We feel ourselfto bo right when wo say nine-tenths of the Democracy of this county
est of a favored few.
For the Journal.! Mr. Carmle: Yonr correspondent ''Citizen," is nja'te of the right metal. He is a "? School" man in earnest, and that is
the kind we vr&nt juit tow. The voters of Evansvillc are to decide at tho coming municipal election whether their present admi ruble system of rcliool shall be continued, or whether they shall bo suspended, and tiAten Kundrtd children bo turned out to indolence and ignorance. I understand that tho it ayor of this city has stated publicly that
homonitt should bo appropriated from the
City Treasury for thoBupport of the Schools, if he could prevent it. It this be true, I do not envy the position of his honor. Are'the schools tobosuspendod at tho bidding of tho
Mayor? Are the pcoplo of Evansville fcrfs
and slave, that they will bow to so contempt
people. Tho Courier exposes the inconsistency of the Legislature in proposing, by one
bill, to prohibit tho introduction of free negroes, and to sell into slavery thoso free
negroes who remain in tho State contrary to
the provisions of the act. while another bill
is passed authorizing the importation of
twenty-five hundred Africans. The propo
sition to introdnce free negroes from Africa, to
work them for fifteen years, and then to sei
them into slavery because found in the State
is denounced by tho press as "most abhor rent to the constitutional ideas of the South
ern people;" an unmitigated, transparent fraud; and an effort to revive the slave trade
under the hypocritical disguise of a word. Al
the objections exist to it that ever existed to
the slave trade, and without a solitary re
deeming feature. If the negroes aro to be real apprentices, and cot slaves, to bo frco at tho expiration of their time of service, then
"3T- 4 um l i l . - i . I rr A T" t trsrs rf liiirmnni mTrrci I
3v .v uuibm ucca lniroaucca mw uie jii.ii it .n A 1 1 V KK I IN r II rV I
iew ioric -Legislature, making it a pcmil
oäence for any perscn to make, sell, or pos
sess thoso murderous weapons known an "brass knuckles." The penalties are impris
onment tnd heavy fine.
.a ami .laireu.lmo-n mnnl:l'Jf Am the nCOnlc
e v -n c .r .Wt-i the strongest temptations will bo held out to of Lvansville Sovereigns, or are tncy dogs i J .... r . ,
Are the great and important interests con- P"nc.Picu persons , rwm me..,, nor-te,! with the school oucstion tobe BUK- the utmost possible that flesh and sinews . are
servient to the whims andcaprices of one mint capable of yielding, with the very least pos-
Is the one man power established among usl "ie expense lor ioou arm cwimns irum
The ercat question is. what kind of men masters, ir, on tno contrary, mo intention
shall compose tho next Council! For myself
I can say that I would have men like Elliott, who arc willing to tako the responsibility,
and voto to appropriate money to achool tho children. Have we public opinion in Evaun-
villef If so, let it have vent. . Even public
ST It is stated that excellent salt is man
ufactured at the Salt Springs, in Lancaster
county, Nebraska, equal to tho best qualities
manufactured in any part of the world. The
water from which tho salt is made yields
from forty to fifty pound to fifty gallons.
ISTThe Tnrkish Rear Admiral, Mo
hammed Tasha, was the other day initiated
into the mysteries of tho Sons of Malta in
New York. The Admiral is also a Freema
son in high standing.
Mr. William Gish, one of the leading merchants in Bedford, Va., has committed
forgeries to tho amount of about one hund
red thousand dollars. Gish has left the
State, after disponing of all his property.
The ship Underwriter arrived at New
York on tho 10th, from Liverpool, with
tweny-flve Mormons, all Americans, who
have been in various parts of Lurope as mis
sionarics of tho Mormon church.
KATES.
One squire, (ten lino or ks,tlirce time, tl M
one werk, : : : t : : : : : : i t( Two weeks, j :!MI One month, 1
iiree months, ::::::;:::: r"
c ix months, $ : : : : : : : : 1 On year, ::::::::: : : 1 CO
t Oiscounton larger advertisement. ff Card of s;x lines or under, SU per annum
iP .o nil forbid 'advtTt!.meutsrecetved.
Kir No advert seinem in-ei tei for less than l.
caxa i j iwciiirr.
THE f AVAL
WrfJ. FLIXKH, Will
PACKET,
T 11 1 J AKTKKnn at 1
o'clock, fur Neleirr. Frduht rcceivcu at eixui-r of the
rehoue.
Man'h 17. n
g I.YIK f) CKMEXTMJ b bhls Wu le Lime;
!u no cecifnt; Gray Lime In fchds for w!? -r
UIU:iHAI.ZELt.& COj
TlSFAin.w 40 bWs Cider Yim'iar f..r salfhv
SPECIAL KOTIGES.
NOTICKS in tUiMWr, 1' cerM yt lir
one insertion : 2 centa it-r line tliref limes.,
SO cents per line one week : dicount on longer time. MurraY&Lannian's Florida Water. Franc and GermiEyaro challenged to produce an article of perfume.as l;inc an.l leJicate a thi. It li a distilat ion of tropical flowers of matrhlesd fracTar.ce, not a mere chemical composition. Thearoma it difluse, is
eminently healthful. Every lottle soM Iring a dozen
orders. Sohl ly D. T. I-anuian Sc Co., wholesale drupsit, 69 Water street, New York ,'and by all druggists, at 50c. rer lottle.
fjf It xtfcms tliat Rheumatism, rfiic. Nev.mlgia. Swollen and Stiff Joints and all othcrcenphPnts to which w are all u" ject have lost their terror?.
Trof. DeGrath's Electric Oil is warrantee! to Relieve any case In a short ipace of time and ith a triü.n expense- It can be hap of the agents here. See ad
vertisement In auother column.
COMMISSION & Füll WARDING
P. G-. O'RILEY&Co.,
ESTABLISHED
H AT
OiUi, 1AL.EI.L k CO.
1YACKKRAL
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.T hlf do 2 and üü its do St for ml' br UKlt, DALELL fc CO.
M. i j iioxes aborted brand for nale br
OUR. IiALZfcLL L CO.
or the result of tho operating be to make tho negroes really slaves for live which we täte to bo the real object, however it may bo disguised then tho pretense of bringing them hero as free negroes and apprenticing them, is a fraud that ought to mantle with shame
opinion will not tlaro to destroy our schools tho cheek of every honest, high-minded Mt-
and strangle tho causo of Education. Let age, much less of every citilized man. The every fricud of tho schools now take his stand Legislature owe it to tho dignity, peace and
icarlcsoly and boldly. Let us have a muni
cipal ticket composed of Free School men, who will give a public pledge that they will vote every dollar that may be needful for tho purpose of keeping tip the achools. Tho question is a simple ono Ignorance, or Intelli
gence. Shall our boys learn to writo their names plainly and legibly, or be compelled
to make their mark! School houses or Jail? Hand cuff, or the spelling boo.c and slate? Come up t3 the work fellow-citizens, and show your hands. What arc we to do! Your answer will come: cither make EranBvillc a great city or ruin her forever.
welfare of tho State, if not to its own dig
nity, to put a stop to this thing at once. It can do no good, ad must certainly result in
harm.
-4T It is supposed that Thomas Allsop, implicated in the attempt to assuinato tho
Emperor of France, is residing in New York Allsop is well known as having been the in
timato friend and biographer of Coleridge.
lie has been wealthy, but ubonnt bix years
ago he failed, since which time he has been
living on his wits, lie is over ix y years of
age, and is said to possess a kind dUpnMtiou
It was Allsop who gavo the order to the
Birmingham manufacturer for making tho
Mr. C. Dulll'jld, the well known pro- shells ued in tho attempt of tho ISth Janu
vision eurer of Louisville, has published ary on the life of Napoleon. He accompan some interesting f-cU, that may help to ivd tho order with a written description an. throw some light on tho peculiar phenomena drawings' of tho deadly missiles, and order
discovered in the deep sea soundings of Lieut. J cd them to bo gent, when finished, to his ad
Dcrryman, which he suggest may be owing to the increased density and ealtness of the water at the bottom of the ocean. In very cold winters tho temperaturo of tho pickle in which hams were immersed, would fall to ten, fifteen and twenty degrees below tho freezing point, while tha hams would bo perfectly solid, and that, too, after being salted down in rniM weather, for thrco or four weeks before tho severe weather set in. Uu one occasion several tubs of picklo were submerged in eight feet of water by a rise in tho river, and it was thought from the agitation of tho waves, it would all bo destroyed; but it was found to bo uninjured and in full strength, after being submerged for eight days. These facts prove that picklo will
not freeze at 20 degrees below the freezing
point; and that its specific gravity and density are such that it will not minglo with water without a considerable degreo of agitation.
X3T It is estimated that in fivo wards in
New York there are no less than fonr hnn dred and fifty lodging honrcs of inferior char
actcr. The average number of night loJgors
throughout tho year is said to bo 11,250
Thrco thousand pay thrco cents per night, four thousand six cents, and tho remainder
twelve cents per night. A larjro number of
tho thrco cent places aro under ground; tho accommodations being 'u kind of firo in
lomo corner or other," u90veralhavingscovcred over with fabrics of questionable char
acter, tho relies of a chair or stool, and may
hap, a tablo of incalculable organ." Tho "light of tho world" is occasionally admitted
by a door, or if anything should steal or otherwise abstract tho bundlo of shavings from the window, then for a time light gets
in by its legitimate channel. Tho ventila tion of tho premises need not bo described
In the sixpenny houses, shavings, straw,
and various other collections of material con stitute tho restiug spoU for lodgers.
10
R7 The voto in tho IIcuso on Stephen's
motion to layllarris' appeal on the table stood
as follows:
Northern Democrats who voted in tl
negative Messrs. Adrian, Cockcrill, Cox
Davis, (Iml., ) English, i oler. Harris. (III..
Haskiu, Hickman, Lawrcuce. McKibben Marshal!, fill.,) Montgomery, Morris, Shaw
?miin,iiu.,)
Tho Americans who voted in tho negative,
were Winter, Davis, Gilmer, Harris and Kichaud, (Md.,) Marshall and Underwood, (Ky.,) Tho Northern Democrats, who voted in the affirmative were Messrs. Arnold John Cochrane, Corning. Dimmick, Florence,
t7" An Italian in Chicago, said to be
worth upwards of 20,000, and tho ownor oi
five houses, has seven or eight girls in his
employ, engaged in begging and stealing.
227" It is said that after the adjustment of
some pending difficulties, tho Collins line j
of ocean steamers will rcsumo their trips.
KT" The ladies of New Orleans propose
to carry fire-arms to protect themselves from
violence and insult.
tfUOII I'HIMK CLOVKIl IXEE:
20 d. Milliteeil; Rseeircd this day and fof sale 1 v mri; z. I. COOK Si SON.
OKASUK AMD LE3IO.Ai oriley z. il. COOK k SON.
LWDRKTU iARDK.V SEED t or Kile L.y Z. il. COOK, bO Afnt.
Yankee Vegetables.
Gratlfude. If gratitude whs ever evidenced
among any class, it certainly has Veen with tho who
haTe nsed ami teited Uie extraordinary Tirtues contained in Pr. J. HosteUer'sceleUuted Stomach Pit'.ers
Scarcely a day passes, we are informed, that th;
tor doe not receiv from some recent heart-stricken
anU solicitous parent, brother, sister, or friend, some
testimonials of deep and earnest ?ratitu!e. Tor lis agency in restoring to heitlili and wonted vigor, some
kindrel. Vor the core of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, von-
btipation.lack cf appetite, and all Billlous tendencies,
are speedily correct.! by the uue of these Bitters a
per dueciioaa on bottle. Sold by DrsggisU every where. n!rl
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Storage, Forwardin? A: Commission
MERCHANTS.
GUM-lt ALU AILHO AD, STEAMBO AT AMT
K X 1 It 1 1 S S AH 1. N T S .
Special Agent far the Venn. Central
RAILROAD.
ft ND CONNECTIONS, over which we are anthor-ir.-It.wiTf TIIKOliJH KEcKU'Tö AT T11K
LOWEST I'OSSlliLE KATES. Having a mammoth Whartl-oat at th landing, the larcot on the Ohio IUvt, capable of storing ami protcctincall inttvhind.se linMe fdamnpefroni exposure.
we are prni iuxJ to facilitate tue Uiiilcli I all con"
f i.iaeiits lorWitnieii to our care, t-y et'licr
UIVEK, RAILROAD OR CANAL.
l'artk-ularatteiition ill Itpifd to lieeeirlng. Stor
ing und Korwanlinc. nl. to the sale of any Produce,
or oilier proerty. consigned to u for sale, ami satis-
I.ution guaranteed. otiie Hiid xt-ri!ive Warehouse on Water street, a l.ioiniii the Telegraph, and on t!- Wh:irflmat, wherw
we nr- to le loi'.ioi, utieiKlifig to the mterests of our patmns at all lioura, day and night. With our superior fa -ilitie; long standing; untiring nergy ; and knowledge of our tu.iiie, w fot-lcon-ident of giving general satisfaction, arnl lioje to n:erit I continuance of the extensive p.Uronsge we are now joying. Lihsral c:!i advances will le made on all consignments to either ourselves or correspondents in any the princijial markets, Notth, El t, or South. P. C. O'RILEY & CO.
Christian Hohl, who was nhot thrco
or four weeks ujo in Indianapolis by an
Irishman, named Gilliam, is lying u low-
that 1)3 is not expected to recover.
1
ISf The caual is now in excellent order,
and tlio boats are arriving daily. Ycstcr- i
day's arrivals will be found in another col
umn.
1MtIII LOnTEflSdu . a Dion ;
, do Haddock, do M it Were 1; A fcaa.1: Cove Oj-sters, iic, iic, for sile bv mri; Z. II. CiK Si SON. HIIOIIACTO SCIU:Vö-On h-uv! itiil for snleb)-
'IM.ri.TB, AcM 1.V hoxes S '1 iii-platc: 15 do 11x13 do o do do Also, niock Tin, Zinc und Wire; rwirod, nn.l for
gaiet y 3A.MI L UKIl.
JACOB MB BR ITT,
Ron It KT CAMI'UELL
tsar a. mkrki rr.
iKoana w. Äiuo.
"We call attention to the card of Messrs. Merritt. Campbell fc Co., forwarding and
cummisaion merchants, St. Lou's. The.. gentlemen ure tho nuccsors to the well known firm of Merritt, Hisley ic Co.. and will devote their attention to tho purchase and halo of produco of all descriptions, and promptly executo all orders in the'r lino of business.
Gil lis. G ress. Hatch. Hughes. Ilvlcr Glanev
rf . - - sympathizo with Senator Douglas in his Jones, Owen Jone, Kelly, Landy, MaIay,
course against tho Lecompton movement.
The mass of the Deuvoeratic strength In this city consists in the German vote. This class of citizens is the unit iu tlwir anti-Lccomp-ton viow. There ore not & hundred Lecotnptoft Germans in the whftlc county. The German paper is bold in its position on this question. Tho vascülatinjj eoarse pursued by the leaders of the Indiana Democracy for a 1'w years past hs arrested tho attention of our Gcriuan follow citizens, aad they are resolved to , follow thir self-constitated captains no longer when they, for selfish purpose?, travel out of She track of tlxir cherished principles. The German Democrats are now only held in allegiance to their chosen party by such gTCat spirits as Donglas and his, few giant compeers whom they recognize as honest leaders, boldly pursuing the rigiit; and they hope the influence exerted by these men will yet win the whole party
back to the true Democratic standard. If
the Domoraey is wise thi German oto will
not bo driven, from. them. Cut let the unjust
' Lecompton" pass Congress and be forced
by the federal power opon- tne people of
Kansas, and mark tho prediction! the Gcr
man vote will, as a body, be cast agaiust tho
Democratic ticket In the next election It is a false notion, entertained by a few.
that the politicians can change tho public feeling npon this vital question. They may, and probably will, win over to their favor he wavering political weather-cocks, but
the feeliog of the masses is deep seated and
Miller ot Ohio, Xiblack, Pendleton, Thillips, Eeilly, Kussel, Scott, Scarimr Sickles, Ward 23.
JST The Legislature of Texas has passe a bill establishing, a free State University in Fulls and McLonncn counties. Thirty-six new counties have been erected, chiefly along the head waters of the Colorado and Urazos, and along the Lig Wichita and Kcd rivers. Thcso additions will make a total of one hundred and fifty-two counties, being one third more than in any other State in the Union. During the last five years no less than 6,6oO,fOO acres, or moro than 10,000 square miles, of public lands have been appropriated, and there are yet over one hundred millions of acres of public domain in tho State nnappropriated. Cäf"A German woman at Elizabeth, N. who has for years subsisted upon she private charity of the public, which the gained by her squalid poverty and apparent necessities, recently died, and on examination into her effects, there was found among them f 10,000 c $12,000 iu excellent bonds and mortgages upon the best of property. Lea ving no heirs the money will revert to tho city in which sha lived.
dress in London ;ho agreeing to pay for tlwm
Advantages of Advertising. Every is
sue of tho London Times is accompanied with
a doublc-nheet supplement, filled excln.ivcly
with advertisements, in addition to tho like
matter inserted in the regular edition. Its
charges to advertiser, are beyond any rates
known in this country. Its weekly receipts
from this source, exceed twenty-fivotlioiisui.d
dollars. A single firm that of Windham &
Co., pays tho Times for advertising ono arliclo Circassian Oil" ono hundred ana
fifty thousand dollars per annum, und fifty thousand dollars more, per year, for another article the "Circassian Liquid.'
Emigration Wist will, from indications, 1o
larger tho present season than ever. The commercial convulsion and the depression
of industry in all its departments at tho East
will send thousands to thu Wet, who did no'.
contemplate such an event a year ao. Those
who have been unfortunate in trade, will now
seek a new home in tho West and bo content
with tho slow but sure gains of agriculture.
Tho avenues of trado begin to feel the first
wave of tho flood that is to flow West during tho spring. fiT" Another attempt is maclo In the Lcjriälutnrc of Massachusetts to remove .Tndc Loring from thu bench, fi r sitting ns U. S. Commissioner iu tho fugitive slave case, nud deciding according to law. Two previous attempts to remove him were vetoed by Gov. Gardner. Tlioeas,o will now be presented tu Gov. Banks, for his sanction, and it will he seen how much independence he possesses in resisting tho importunities ol tho fanatic. tSJ John Slater, Senator from Johnson county, is tt inrtntut. Difficulty in meeting certain pecuniary liabilities of a pressing nature, and some personal delin
quencies of a dulicato character, are assigned as tho causo of his sudden exit. It leaves a vacancy in Iho Senate, to bo filled at tho next election. Ho is an old liner, and there is some probability that his successor will be a
ücptiblican. Tho association of coai boat pilots have adopted a regular scale of prices for piloting coal boats. The charge per pair to Memphis is now $200; to the mouth of the Arkansas $250; and to Vicksbnrgh and New
Orleans 300, tho owner to furnish an assistant. In case one boat is lost, the pilot is to receive his full wages, provided he takes the other boat safely to its destination. The Tt BKisn Kkab Admiral, in his interview with tlo Mayor of New York, intimated that ship building was rot tho only object of his mission to this country, but that he had been especially charged to assure the American pcoplo of thö desire of his Government to cultivate moro intimate relations with them. The Admiral and his suit appear delighted with everything in Kew York except its weather.
The Liuiitnino Link. We call attention to the advertisement in an:thcr column ol tho new line tf packets just commenced running between LouUvillo and St. Louis. The boats are of tho first class, well manned and in all respects worthy of the patronage oi tho traveling public. The Fashion passed down jvsterday on her first trip, with a full
cabin and a fair freight trip. Tho Highflyer in charjc of the veteran Thnnas Wright, i
the rcsular boat for St. Louis to-morrow
morning, and the McLcllan is due ut the
same hour for all points up stream. A Merlins of the Friend of Education.
It is proposed to hold a mass meeting at
Apollo Hall, within tho next week, to nomiratc a ticket of Frt &W via for seats in
tho Council for the ensuing year. The time of holding this meeting will be duly an
nounced, and we allude to it this early in or
der to bring tho subject beforo our citizens.
Let every ward bo represented. The Frco
School men, aro largely in tho majority and a united effort will secure the election of Councilmcn pledged to sustain the public schools. We have secured the OM Charter, und its remains for us to take adruntiigo of the privileges it affords, and elect men who will thwart tho purposes of su h men .as John Ilewscu and the leaders of tho New Cluirter cliqno, and voto the mony necessary to sustain tho schools. The friends of this movement in the different wards should begin to look about them for tho men who arc to be candidates in this contest. Let them lo aclcc;cd r.nd their names handed in at tho mass nutting. Tho only issua in this contost is Freo Schools or no Frco Schools. Tho Enquirer, with the Mayor and a few large tax-payers, having failed to voto down the Old Charter, will now attempt to mako that charter as obnoxious as possible, and it is openly acknowlcgcd by HU Honor that he will oppose any oppropriation tor the school. We have no fears for tho rcult, if the mechanics and the small tax-payers will come out and voto. Tho first thing so bo done, is to secure a ticket of reliable men i.nd then go
out to do battle for the good cause. We again urge upouour friends in the different Wards, the necessity of s'ceinr their candidates before the mass meeting is held.
, J KO
MERRITT, CAMPBELL & CO., Succeturs tu ME KR I TT, KISLKY Si CO., COMMISSION & FOinVARMXU MEHCIIANTS, o. 35 I.CVKKatd So. SO Commercial St., ST. LOl'l, MO.'.
Conigarccu!s Micitol of rork, llonr, (irnin, Tobacco,
ASO l'UODUCE GENERALLY. jyi.iVntl Advance on Produce In Stne, or liir-
I. on tMvouitl to cr ilrleuns, or lur or ioin.
uii'li .;ia Valuable Standird Uorks. DOIIELL & CONYXGTON Hi: MJI.IS LOCAL AUKXTj fr VanJeri liurchcouniv t.r all thi i bscxiition aoost
pu'.l t.lic.1 by V. Al'l'LKXON Ai CO-
AlirlJrmrnt onhc Debates Iu l'oiijre, Or I'umic llisioiy t.l lite I iiueJ Malt.. .w American Kncyclopedla, A l;ctionary an t J.jtirii.u ot Knowledge. Certainly the first wirk et the sje. Imerlran Kloqiienre, A Colt -c tion of StHrchi-s ml Aitlre4t wf ilie Most Kniincnt Onil-w of America-. Encyclopedia or Wit and Humor, Uy tbecclcIr uM tuiumliau lluriwu.ui Jüc. us. Dlnlonarv of Machiues .Mechanics and
l.nstne Work. Tiw iiecst:iinl most improved euitmn, In Xc. Nh. I rr Dictionary oT ArU, lauurctnrc aud Mine. D'lUEI.L & CON YIXOTOX to cill attention to tV-ir linraiiitwnrl(, hikI rU.l .lieir kiiwl frit-na toe ill un.l see theni ; la, Hie airjy of opinio l eniineiit men lacoiitiiuia"ion of their inii-oiutiae ai.l value. 1iMI !t ConynKton fc.iTe nmrle and rpceimens f tlie VHriou liiiiiliii! in hieb ttic ort can cureJ, from p.-r ! Ilic ti'-' '"r"" " ' .
Friends of Humanity rmO YOU (alwydiposd to aid the niffrring) JL U tuny in.Ar uxTediDle after i'i vain tryth.'all tli 'uultTfui"mtilirineof the nay, thai iieaii)ication extrrimlly .anil a four drnpj iutcriially , ol ay (genuin) KlfCtricOil, will so vry niddenly relieve the nutl'erer from Ui moat riolent pin; vet it is a fact. a. to tilied by good men and ty good women, wlioc names are at iny office. Not any liaveusod it withaut derivin guni pecUl Venelit withn an hour, and nutny are they w hohavo leen porftvily cured of Khetima;Ura, Mniralf ia, Sf irul Htnl Itrom taal Complaints, Croup, Tic IMIoreut, Filnim, CmmiH, Piles, i'prciitt ivi Itruiücs. Cutiar.d
V. iiiuls, Su-elle-l itland, and t'tiff Joint, Poroftilt. nnd Krysipela. Sore Nipp anil !wellel llreat. !alt K'.icum and C inker in tue Moutli or Moinacli. Krujtionsand all kimls of Sorei. (lleadiclie and Toottiache in live to tuu iniuut) ; n!, j, Chillilainsanil Sort's or Tentler Feet. Ii will iwu tliHt 1 do not profe tocure everytiiiny, hut ooly a certain clas of collipl.tin:s, all of which are curl h on simple Klectricai.il I'henucal irinciples, throiili th atiinities of roy 'KlwctricOil and the Nervo-vital fluid of Uie human !odv. Tfio modus operindi of progreiiijr and evercliiiiijejvv'le Klieuinttie pnin, iinierfi'tly understood by uianKind; wloHheriU I - lion i the uiemlrnn or civiTdiK of lh" nervi-, Infi imed hy ileran cement dike tii coating of an inrliini'd stomach,) or some disturbice of tli-1 eh-ctric Hnid it.ielf; certain it if tliatrr.y Kl-tiie nil is readily ahsorhtil into, if it does it
supply the ncv-ted dehciency in, and equalize the cir-
fSafety and Ilelief. Old Dr. II. James, ahou
whsmtheXcw Yvrani other Atlantic city jftis have sail so much, has ntirexl from practice, hut Dr. Tho-
raa Tilton, his on-ln-law, has beeu edue;ited to truv
el for Uim and dispense his invaluable mvdicincs. Moyt
jToniinont among liiere is hi extract of Car.nia!U In
ilica, which he discovered after hard labor and deep re
search in Calcutta. Ilestroreto make a medicine to
save his only child from death hy consumption, and he
succeeded. Dr. Tiiton.LU son-in-law, bin Chicaco
(Room No. Ill, State street.) lie has already sue
ceeded in curing permanently, hundreds of terrib!
cases of Consumption, Nervous Debility and Sutler
iuf, Asthoia and Uronchitis. The Colds and Cough
he has banished, are innumerable. The Caimiabis In
tlicais the most wonderful Messing of Owsge. tJ'.ve Dr. Tilt)ii acill or send for a bottle of medicine, which will ift you two dollars. He will proo to you that you need not 1 sick, and that It will Costa mere trifle to cef well. X. It A Spiro-Dvnnnvter to test the strcneth of the limps, and ascertain the exact state of the patient's ln-ilth. P. a.- llv al Iressirc Dr. Tilton a note tl rough the Chicnco Port Otllce. enclosiic four postsce stamps. (12 cents'a recipe will lw Mit in return, free of charge, to any part of the Union. All letters answered prompt
ly . Auun-s.
W. M. AIITM41, Late f Qeo. 1'oster it
octllfan-
Vx. TILTON. Il'x tJ, Chicago, 111.
157" A man named Traf ton, has heen arrested in Portland, Me., charged with stealing thirteen thousand boxes of pills from Dr. Ayer, of Lowell, and peddling thom at lew than whoiesalo prices.
37" Tho Stato geologist of Missouri suggests tho Idea that the extensive "Harrens in Kentucky und Tennessee may be rendered valuable fcr vineyards. He says there are
at least 20,000,000 acres of land iu Missouri,
Kentucky, and Tennessee on which tho vine will succeed as well as in France or Germany. 1ST The SapK.-ne Conrt of Xew York has decided that the roiling stock ot a railroad is a fixture of tho came, and not personal property; and that consequently a mortgage on rolling stock docs not rcqnire to bo filled as in case of a ehattel mortgage, in order to protect the property against judgment creditors.
57" Senator Stuart, of Michigan, is likely to be strongly sustained by his party at home in opposing Lecompton. The indications are that the main body of the Democracy of that State will go with him, cordially repudiating Secretary Cass. BT The Hon. W. T. Haskell, of Tennessee, who was recently placed in the Lunatic Asylum at Hopkinsville, Ky., is gradually recovering his health of mind and body.
CA.NDIDATFS. TliXTII WARD. W are auth.fired to announce that AVM. IIUNXKLL is a candidate for reelection as Councilman in the Tenth Van!. Mr. Ilnnnell avows himself a supporter of Uie OLD CI1AUTER, and in f iror of lilnnil appropriations for FREK SCHOOLS. He lcairej that there be no mistake with voters of the Ward In regard te his views on these issues. mri 7
FOCnTIl WARD. Ma. Cablilb. You are authoriicd to announce that KD WARD DidARMO list consented to be a candidate for Councilman in the Fourth Ward. 31r. DeOarmo is a high-minded gentleman, possesses good business talent, sad is above the twaddle and chicanery of self-interested men. He belongs to no )arty or clique, he i no man's man, a friend of, and in favor of FREE FC II 00 LS, and ol reform and retrenchment, so that the taxes will be less burdensome, and capital am) cnvitalMs may come anw-nff us. MANY VOTERS.
P. SCIIMrCK is a candlirte for the office ef
City Collector i the ensuing April Ehction. JJ. V. KI.MOTT FOR COU."CtLMA. IX FOURTH WAIlD.WeareauthorUed to announce that J. P. ELLIOTT is a candidate for re-election as Councilman in Ute Fourth Ward. Mr. FUliott avows himself a supporter of the OLD CHARTER, and in favor of litieral appropriations for FREE SCHOOLS. He desires that ther I no mistake with voters of the Ward In regard to his views on these Issj&i. marli CITYtCLERK.- Mb. Cablilb: PWasc announce
my name as acanJidate for re-election to the office of
CITY CLERK, at the ensuing April Election, inarll WELL II. WALKER.
CITY ASHE.-iSOU.-Mr. PATRICK BURKE, present incumbent, U a candidate for re-election, as City Assessor. uiarll JAM Ei n. K AIWDKRS is a candidate for reelection to the office of CITY EXGIXE ER AXD SURVEYOR, mart FOR CITY COLLECTOR. We are requested to announce GEORGE WOLFLIX as a candidate for City Collector. marj FOR ASSKiiSOR. Wearerequefc'rd to announce JOSEPH G. II ABING, a candidate for City Assessor, mart AKil'STlK LKMCKK lsacandid.it for CITY CLERK atthe enduing April election. marl
(tl ait KstabliflieJ Fact-That Dr. fandfor.l's Invignrator will cure Lirvr Con'p!ii t, Jaundice and
Uencra! Debility. Many people, pors ually known to us, whose word cannot be doiihtej, have given theii cert; ficjites to prove thi, aud with such a mass of evlilencewhocan d;iu'-t. It is truly the Invalid's friend, and will give relief when all other remedies f ill, an! 1 1 mt instance tltit have come nr.der our observation it seemed the mans of "n:itch'.n5 it victim from thß praTe; we wi.sh all our rrnlers ho need umWchie wnuhl try one ltt!e fjr it will surely give nlicf. (ec advertisenior.t . marJi: wlm Help that never Tires or Leaves You. We
are agents for tltvta'.eof WATSON'S SKW1NO MACH INK, the K-st mi'! cbeai e.-t miichine yt-t InventedIndies, if you want r. FK 1 EN D, one vvo will il-i ynnr work nd tell nitiliN a srvar.t t!t will notrnu out of nishfs. or ak iiy at the end of every week, Hiy cue of thcie useful articles, ( price fiora W to and we arc eure you will be suited. HOItNKROOS & CO., fcV5 Water htrect, Evat:avi:ie. The IJowelsaud Ihctr Functlous A rifec
health is the greatest Uessing tht we can enjoy, without which u!l oiVr hlcisints are of little consequence, we deem It of treat tniMtrtatice to point out tho way for you to enjoy it. The bowels must be kept in astat-'by which they are enabled to carry oil the usclets matter; they ure ilie. aiain cbännel which nature has appointed tocarry everything that I un:icciwiry. And it is hoposiiMe t tell what a Urgenmoni t of sickness has liccn caused ly coiist:puiicii, or cusiivine; In otber wonls by not kepinx the boa cU .regu
lar, it Uthe isain roi l to all dinwiics: it Is the cause of unnatural frritntion to the mitcou, or lining membranes of thetoweIs. Having 1 st their nntnrnl strength they cannot object to what is required if Uicm. Hence, the bowels become inflamel.and nnlessyou find a speedy relief, a thousaud other cnuiplaints are ever ready todragyju thrttiigh a misenihle and wretch
ed life. Such medicines ir.mtbe given as willcleanse the stoimich and loweis, and restore their natural
strength. To accomplUh this there is nocoatpound so valuable v these Pillsjall ther meuicinessinK to utter insicnitinnce when com pared to them; it seems as
though the Author of Nature had designed them for this as well as other com plaints. From two to IS vt pills a Uy will increase strength and api.-ti'e, and cleanse
the stomach and intestines f,-oin whatever Is irjurious.
Ir. Morse's Indian I'.in t Pills are sold by all dealers
in Medicines. marH-Jlw Im
WM. BKOV!(. Latecf Howard 1: Brown.
15ROWX & AIRMAN, Receiving, Forwarding and Cienrrul COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AGENTS FOR KANAWHA SALT COMPANY, Evansville, Indiana. HITK have firmed a Cn-parttietship under the style 1 of HKOWN & AIKMAN, and offer our scr-vi-f in thecji-ityas set forth in our card above. We are fnllr reTwed to extend errrr fcllitv shippers.eitherby CAN AL, RIVER. or KAILUOAD, ana assure them that their interrsts shall be faithful I v represented, nhould they be pleased to favor ns with their iKilrotiHtt.
Ortlceand Warehouse on the corner f Main treo andtheCanal. WM. DROWN. j.m-2'-tf W. M. AIKMAN. CARD. J. S. MITCHELL & CO., Communion and Forwarding Merchants, UnJcrthe Telegraph Office, Evansvillc. Jttlir S. MITCHELL, At the It pot. Bowling Orccn, Ky. TA KT ICCLAK a.iention si ven to Receiving, Stofitifr, ail Forwardirr any Produce corsigned to us. We w ill also use our i-t exertions to effect the most a JvaniHireous Mlcs if s.kIs sent to us forthat parlce, either at Lvansville or How ling Urecn. jHin-tr STORAGE WAXTEdT". " T5 T F are isTrared to store in orr Fire Proof Ware
VI house any juantity of Grain, Produce, or Alcr ch'induc, on the most lil-eral teiins. lUvtng large and airy rooms up stairs, particular rare -will he taker of Household Furniture, Agrienltural Implements hnd all kinds of goodsor wares liable to damage from damp or rust. Insurance ellectt-d at tlw lowest fire proof rates, by the month, or lor.cer, wlx-n desired. Varehoue lorated hii comer of Locust street and W . ittid E. Ci;al, and most convenient for shippin uj n.verorKailroad. Apply to UtO. IOSTKK kt'O. api!. t ; CA.AL 8TORAUK. C If AVE a large double Warehouse at the Can R-isn, capable of storing any amount of producoj. wh h will I received, stoml, taken care of and hebt sul j vt U the owner's ruer. on the iwost rm.vmabl teim. r. O. O'RILEY inh-'O;.
cuiatioiiof the creat principle of living orgarilxation
I.etthesKepticai nnd im huninn look into this mat-
ttr for if thes thinesare so, nil are interested.
r.Ieetrie Oil is ple"-Hit nnd Innocent"
My
it) dancer of
roldorrene ion, as all will liearnic witness. Cutneard see for yourself rear Chesnut street, 9j outh Eighth street. 'iO cents and 41 per Imttle. Prof. CHAS. DkGRATH. 57T"None sold by peddlers. On thel.Mh intant.all my bottles will have my name blown in, and the new
wrappers will bear irv written signature, to prevent
imposition on tiie punne. N. It. A reznlnr PhvsU-ian In attendance to aive
advice, free of cliarge. Also, a lady to advise with la
dies. One t son came over i miles to lecuredar.d she is cured. My ElertricOil' is much the cheapest Medieiae ever sold in the United Elates or the world, because it does hat is )romiwed, and disnrpoint none who use ä as T direct, ft is au excellent halm to nib on the gomsof te-ehing infants, and it hes cured a greit mnv littlechridren suffering from eruptions ou the the head and elsewhere, an'i little swellings. For Croup it may tie relied on everyNime. When applyin ruh miickly and keep the Iwttle well corked. December 1. mri THE IX IM ITA CLE ME. CUSHMAN HAS ARRIVED. AAD PROPOs)E8 TO GIVE. A fsERIKS OF IIIS IM.MITAULU IlKCITATIOAX, Dramatic PERSONATIONS AXD SOXCS, The Particulars of which will be given i Hills thnt will Ledistrihutol. mrlt) Sailm alsLer, Awniiigniaker nnd Kisser. '1IK SCBifCRIRER re'iwtfully informs the H. t'Mpbiins of leambonis. ami the public generally, that he l asopentda Sail and Rigcing Loft ia C.irjeiiter's arehoue, on Water Street, wher a I orders in his line will be thankfully receivtd, and punctually attendeil to. Aiils, Awning. Taraulin, Wazon Covers and Canvas I tosr. and every article in the Rigging line, manufactured at the shortest notice. Orders respctfully solictteil; to be left at J. O. Venneman's Kope Store, or at t lie Loft. TJf Ropes niitly spliced - mrlü lai CHARLES F.YARTS. Oak Street CJradc. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the office or the und .Tsicned until SATt'KDAY next, ttie 'M for the gmlingof Ouk Street from the Kivrr to Four.ii Street; theenrth t le placed at di Deren t places not exceeding four tV S'juai-es from Oak Street. The work to be done under the supervision of the City Engineer, lty order of the Common Council: WELL II. WALKER, Clerk, m arl' (Volksiiotewpy. ) EDWARD R. HILL. COMMISSION MERCHANT, FOR THE PURCHASE and Sale of Wheat, Flour, Cpni, 0ts, Barley, Rye, Hay, Pork, Lard, ite. OIHee, FRO.T STRKKT, I'SItt THK KLintiFH OrriCK, turViai EVANSVILLE, IND.
PLOrc.HS.1XI Steel and cast PUiT;fai, of every sizeand kind at wholesale and retail, just received and for sale by jauiHlr Z.H.COOK SOX. Ci ROC ERIKS.- " 1 jvm bhls Molasses; 4isi hhds sfucar; 4S1 Imgs Coliee. in tor and I min, nnl for sale by ImarUJ PRESTON RROTHERS.
Mexican Mustang Liniment. It is eight years since this Liniment was firt oif'.Tcd to theaKiictcd.
Many millions of Bottles have been used, and it has given better satisfaction than any article ever before
tried fi-r tiniilar purposes. It possesses a specific IKiwer over inflammations, and chronic or auciilen'jtl
dorangeinent of the M nicies. Joints, Ligaments it Skin. It isasir.rceof great pleasure to f'.el that we have l.oen the humble means of relieving such an im
mense amount of suftV-riug, and hav caucl many
thousands to "leap for joy," because thiir ja ns were
relieved, their wound healed and their stiff joints
made elastic. Unscrupulous parties, regardless of
their obligations to ourselves or the public, are e ngared
In attempting to introduce a spurious and miserahlo
article us ur.R another ki v,by representing it to be
the saiae or suuihir. Z, f! He 1 your guard! Huy
none but the original MEXICAN MUSTANG LINI .MENT, and you will not be deceived. O. W. West brook, Originator. BARNES Si PARK, feb25-d&wlm Proprietors, Nct York.
An Impenetrable Secret The attention of ail
who wish to hide the changes wrought by time or sickness iu the color of the Hair, is invited to the fut th:it such changes mv be COXC E A L E D FORK V E R ,
bytlieoccs.siOD.il applicafinn of that iHTfrct simnla' tion of every shade of natural hlicu or brown, so widely known as CRISTADOi:o4 RXCElXlon DYK.
The artificial tinge which it instantaneously irnpartf is so true-to life thst Rcasmot bk pkTECTED sis the result of art, by the keenest ol erver. Soll everywhere and applied by all Hair Drewers. JOSEPH CRISTADORO, in&r3 dJiwlw No. B AstorH'Use, New York.
LOST.
A SMALL POCKET ROOK, ROUND WITH rl bu -K'H Leather, and fastened with a irteelclasw
It contained a few dollars and nin e of no iiuportance to ary but the owner. If tue linder will return it i this iff.er, he will ixt liberally rewarded.
Liarv-iw I'ock r.T hook uist.
08T, on M lin street, rnween the WVhtngton A lloi;v nnd Mnrmn's Store on Kirt street. a
l'tM-k i Hook, ointaiiiuic aisut 3-1 in monev.and a
du bill aga.nstfhe ifnincf I.i:ic Shelby of 34 with Hier paper'. The fndi r will be liheralfy rewarded by
K-avina it at this olt.ee. 31. .Mlll ll.
n:ir"-tf 1 1 ii i iv i i narMMaiBM
MISCELLANEOUS. 11 1 FAP, C.OOI) AND PKRSIANEÄT' AMBROTYPE LIKENESSES. TO BB HAD AT SMITH'S GALLERY, Oapoblte Court House, Mala Street, AT TWENTY-FIVE CTS. EACH AND UPWARDS5 ST" Itetneml er, over Keller's Gun ?tore. IJ Call and sec specimen, when you will be sure to g
a gooa t'tciurc.
fe7-3w
. DR. J. KIVETT, SURG-BON DENTIST,.
JI3ERF0RMS every variety of opera-
lions in his profession, äud by long
pnirlice lias attained aKHl,ial -names liimto riv mtire Mitistfarik.a to his l"at-
roii. lie takes pleastue in liowlrf specimeni of In H.-titri-ial work to lhoe wlto wih to esuuiine such ro. ductions, a"d he tn:iy ! consulted Ir Jioe who neett the services of a detitit without incu. . ing awyvbiiga--ti'ns toetnploy him afterwanls. II is ii"icv is" in llniy's building, First street ofpnaila tlie Post OtTie. wovt-ly.
ÜTKAW CUTTF.lt!.CO S mfor.'s Patent r'traw Cntfers, for sale low f j:uiiü-dw Z II. COOK i SON. Vuff ROOKS. NEW ROOK?. lS l.ivitif'toue's Travels in South Africi: I.nov lloward's.'onmal.by ytn, Hioaray Mri. ll.de' Kecrits for the Million i Life of Aaron Bnrr; Wool's llotanr. Twin Roses, by Mrs. Ritchie, int rereired at maij ItOUKLLfc CONVMiTON'S. FUX FOR UIE MlLLIOXf BELLS !B ELLS ! ! FIFTY STKAPS SLKIGH IiKLLS!
du. co(a;svi:Li.s A iTI PIILOG IST IC
Jh, Xj T". ,
That has produced such remarkable rfferta in many cases of Nkcbaloia, Vcrtiho, iukI ArrM'tions or the IIkad, caused ly disturU'd circulation, in those who Lave tried it in this city, is for sale at KKLLEil ; WHITER. f17"Thc highest testiruonials of its eliloacy havebtrn given by a number of tlue most re.-ectab!e citizens m ho have tried it. L'"3 rOAL. RODIAM MIN IMO COMPANY, Office on Water street, under the Telegragh OfUce.) Cart loads of 1 bushels of Bod lata Mine Coal delivered to any pa:t o the city at 1 1"0 per load. Coal weighed, if desire J, at tbv xcnseof the purchaser. Notes of solvent tanks of Illinois and Wisconsin Liken in payment. JOHN YMOND. deca-tf. Secnarv and M andrer.
MALTHY'S i
Z FRESH OYSTERS
1AM now receiving d.ii'y SIALTP.Y'S tuiriv.ille.1 and cel. bmteil choic Y united Baltimore Oyster, and am prepared to oiler the tmde such indurt meut for the enure season as have never lart ori"er.l in this market heretofore. A constant daily supply always an hand, so that dealer and families rai, oijuin at any timeif urine the season thos choice Ovtt r, in etuis and half enns and in the Fhell, warranted freh and sw.et.and very sux-riorin flavor and quality. Terms cjuh. And noe but bankable monev reciv!. . A. KURT, octlj-tf oj.e A cent for Evansville. CICAHS.75 Mats Cinnamon ; lr,0jo Assorted fine Cigars in. receive.) and for aale by I. x D. 11HMAXN. UNDRIE!. ' .M)b.xesStarCnd!.-; 1h) do Cincinnati Soap: ?. do IlxnuhuDCh C?ieee; S" dozen Hrooms; IfKl kegs White l ead; 10 Wils Lin.eed Oil; 1!: bhls Cement : :(fiil('oi-jri Itojy; W'lS Cott:n lJuUine.in -lre and l.'r -:ile by mail ORR,IAL.i:LL.CO.
SKATES! SKATES!! TIIKKfi UUNDKED PAULS SKATES ! ?onie verv fiiie.and prices ranfing from Jjr to tl T Itfiir, with or without sU-jps. " Roys make bar whilw the sun shines." c"i?'- tL.'?J New Stand, oppotite J. H. Maghee 4i Co. febl3-5w SUOAR Prime New Orleans Sugar, do Plantation Molasse, for sale at reduce! prices by LiauifJ 7 II. COOK Si AOS. IIQrORS! UQVORS! LIQUORS! i 40 bbl Old live WbUky, 2." hf bbN d do; lirbbls Cherry Era tidy; tl hf bids do r do; 2' Wils Freh Ihandvt OhflMiM do do; 5 W is Arple Brandy, received jwr roex Princess.aud forsaley l.St D. HEIM ANN. f.bjil
t fi ripi;.1 i A good assrtu":nt ereiveo and for aaie by in l" AM'L ORR. , LTTKH- .VA Ss. Talde Rotter, ins received 1 and for sile by Z. H. COOK li WIN. "thTi-st Rr.r riven bt KXPrtE!-
5 A finea-irtiiieutif Coiuicaud Sentimental Val
entines, for sale by
fou;
J. HEALKY.
OUNIiRI ES. 3 4Itc llaiiibr.rri Cheese; .VI I xs t:ir Caodles" äli I UiacKlx-ny llrandy: h do do Wine; . dofltngir'VTirie; .1 do Rrilrry RrmadrJ 10 boxe. Forest Wine Bitters, received and for ! l y IfcWl I. it D.HKl.MANN. W R ANIY.-PerS ternier Fanny Ballirt.direct frotm Mm Custom House of Sew Orleaus. 2 half pipes Alx Signrttl Brandy, rtxei red and TorTM'ebr, fei; I. D. IIEIMANN.
OMINY, tear, buhels prime Flint H-smWiy;
M-Trt
K-irwl. Iar1 KarlrVS
5 in -i.lit Peas, for sale by
' z. h.cook ksnx.
enmtiw.- . l5J io,ui, tiunny lugs, -, Itbls Cru"liei Micar; bid Powdered Sugr, -. I4ds L-af Sur, m store and for sale it .jis ist-ai u., PltF.STON HHPS Sl'l(V','Ulnrst jwalitv of Yellow Poplar Shingles, superior Many in thecity. Ab, a ilarre lot of Pine Siiinglaa. Ireed Flooring, ImH ,;vJ7SFT: civl and for 'e cheap ;W the NEW LI M ULK v a It I. corner of Main Mid Eihthtreeis. fV.Vdw WATSON, NEWUKURY k CO. ' 1 irOCF.YlErTlTT RECEIVED. I . W is Prine Molasses; TA half bbl s do; pio hlnis Surar.Fair to Cnoict: piOUjrs Coflee; rro tckag"s Fi-h: ;i) iKines llirriugs; 40 Kegs Curb. Sxla: 5l loxcs OranCLs and Lf mon; 1 110 pK KilCe lUisitlS. .... I. : AI.-, - complete anM-iit f'' f'tlt"n t;r.,-rv war. to which e would Invite ',x"''t off K1 rYKR?.asweareprei'reooHcri,,duce-wert-not t. Kf- itr delw ro5TER (0., j, , - C i-ncr L x-ut -treet and Citial.