Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 110, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 December 1858 — Page 2

EVAN3VILLE. IND. THURSDAY MORNISQ ..-DECEMBER 16

. The Iron- Batine. VoJuntarjassociatiohsfor the collection of statistics do a valuable service to every coamonity wher they art formed f " and though the labor may be prompted by individual interests, and the facts be sought for a particular object, they can be turned to some account by every one to whose knowledge they cose. The association of coal owners, recently convened in this city, collected some facts in regard to the manufacture of iron, and the future prospects of that branch of business which would create on the Ohio River, in another generation, one of the principal demands for coal. From the facts laid before them by G. E. Sellers, Esq., formerly an extensive iron master, and now President of the Saline Coal Company, the coal men were persuaded that the coal field that embraced their mines,' extending from Cloverportto the mouth of the Cumberland, must inevitably become the largest iron manufacturing district on the continent, and that the home consumption of coal for steam, the making of iron, and for other manufactures, would,in another generation, equal the capacity of their coal mines to guddIv. rast as that now appears to be. If v i, er r - the facts justify the flattering predictions of the coal , men, they present equally encouraging hopes to. the land-owner, the farmer the artizan, laborer, and business man No one can fail to be interested in them. By returns from the celebrated furnaces on Lake Champlain, and the smelting furnaces on the North River, and in New Jer sey and Eastern Pennsylvania, the cost of j the transporting to the furnace, after tbey were mined, the materials for the produc tion of iron, t viz the ore, the lime stone, and the coal was equivalent to $4 60 and 3 per ton On the iron product. To all these Eastern furnaces the coal has to be brought from one direction the lime-stone for fluxes, from another, and . some one of the varieties of ore which they are obliged to combine to produce a good article, is to be sought at a distance from the smelting fur nace. The collection of these crude mate rials involves a heavy expense in the transportation .alone. At the well known and profitable Cam bria furnaces, in Pennsylvania, one of the most eligibly located smelting furnaces in the Alleghany range, the hauling ot the materials to the tunnel head, for a ton of its excellent iron, costs one dollar and eighty cents ; and the expense of transporting a ton of pig metal from the Cambria works to Pittsburg, is $1 50 per ton j making the whole cost of transporting the material to the furnace, and the iron to navigable waters, 3 30 per ton At the eastern furnaces, after paying this heavy cost for the transportation of the ma terial, pig metal can be produced for about $15 or $16 per ton. At the Cambria works it is made at a cost of about $11 per ton. The cost of mining the ores and getting tbe fluxes and coal to the furnacs in Ohio, Western. Virginia and.Kentucky,place those works about upon an equality of advantages with the eastern iron manufacturers. In Missouri, which abounds in the richest iron ores and abundant coal miles, the materials for the production of iron are separated by wider distances and expensive transporta tion. The iron mountain is to be disem boweled, and its heavy ores to be carried to St. Louis to meet the coal from another dis tant field.. As two tons of ore, two tons of coal, and one of limestone, are necessary to make a ton of pig metal, the expense of collecting these from points one hundred miles asunder, must be equal to one-third the value of iron. The rich deposits of ore around Lake Superior as far as ii known are located far from any coal field, and no Xorests can oow be depended upon to smelt iron in quantities to meet modern de-' mauds for the article, After surveying these rich fields of miner al wealth, the coal men return to our own region, and find two and sometimes three variteies of ore, with coal and limestone, lying in juxtaposition, and sometimes iuterstratified with each other. In the con tiguous position of the materials for the production of iron, we have an advantage in many of our localities equivalent to Sia ti S4 ner ton. or 25 ocr cent upon the Y - t ' " . cos of the iron. In Southern Illinois, some most remarkable developments have been made. Along the course of Saline river, in the counties of Hardin and Gallatin, shafts have been sunk through ' eight superincumbent workable veins of coal, whose united thickness is about 32 feet. Interstratified with these seams of coal are five brands of iron ore which can be mined and taken out of the shafts with the cool.' In4he adjoining hills are endless deposits of other varieties of ores with limestone for fluxes. As vast in quantity Tas this, immense coal deposit ap pears to be, it is calculated that the coal would all be required to smelt the iron that surrounds it. . In tbe opinion of the eml nent geolog'st, D. D. Owen and his judg ment is coufirmed by the estimates of prac tical men iron can be made in that region f jr one quarter less that it can be produced in the Great Western Iron Works. If by the increase of duties and the adoption of scien tific duties, a new impetus be given to the iron business, and urpital' shall seek invest ment once mare in smelting furnaces, Southwestern Indiana, Middle Kentucky, and Southern Illinois will be the theatres for vast enterprises in the iron business no region of the world can compete with its combination of advantages. Taking the simple facts collected by the coal men and collated as a basis of estimates by these practical men for the management of their business if the manufacture of iron is at one time to require even one-third of the product of our coal fields to supply its demand-

what brilliant visions of active industry and prosperity does the calculation present for the contemplation of the statesman, economist and to the citizens and land owners of this section of the country ?

Legislative Proceedings. The President laid before the Senate a communication from tho Auditor of State, in answer to a resolution of the Senate as to whether any legislation was necessary for the re-imbursement, by the Free Banks, of the expenditure made for them in the Bank Department of the Auditor's office, by the State authorities, which was referred to tho Committee on Banks. A temperance memorial was presented by Mr. Steele. Tho Committee on Benevolent Institutions was instructed to inquire into the expediency of erecting Houses of Refuge for juvenile offenders. Sundry resolutions were offered ; one for the protection of sheep, one on adjourning, one on abolishing the office of Superintendent of Public Instruction,' one for encouragement to the people for raising sheep, and one to take up messages from the House. Mr. Wallace presented a bill regulating the mode of choosing U.S. Senators, prescribing the time, place, &c. . The bill proposes a mode of choosing U. S. Senators, by tbe General Assembly, in conforming to the Constitution of the Uni ted States. ' Its leading feature is a novel onCf Tiz . providing a plan by which the voters at large can designate to whom they want the Legislature to choose U. S. Senators. Mr. Cravens introduced a bill to change the time for the election of members of Congress ; Mr. Loroax one to amend an act for the election of township assessors, and for the valuation and assessment of the real pro perty of the State. One by Mr. Jones' to provide compensation to persons who bring to justice fugitives of tho law ; Mr. Ileffren one to prevent the destruction of eheep and other stock by dogs. All these bills passed the first reading. Several Honse bills passed their first read ing. Mr. HefFren's bill relative to the enforce ment of the free negro clause of our consti tution, was referred to a Select Committee. Little else was done. In the House various petitions were pre sented. Mr. Dobbins submitted the following, which was adopted : Whereas, Section second of article 9th of the Constitution of the State, declares that "the General Assembly shall provide Houses of Refuge, for the correction and reforma tion of juvenile offenders ; and, hereas, recent developments admonish us of the increase of this character of offenders; and W hereas. it is unwise and impolitic to send such youthful outlaws to the State Prison, to mingle with tbe old, experienced, and hardened creatures of crime, such as are usually sent to that instititution ; Therefore be it Resolved, That the Speaker is hereby authorized to appoint a select committee, consisting of one member from each Con gressional Districtin the State, whose duty it shall be, at as early a day as possible, to report a bill to this House, which, in the language of the Constitution, f shall provide Houses of Refuge for the correction and reformation of juvenile offenders;" Provided, That 'here shall not be more than five nor less than three of such Houses erected, and that the same shall be located in various part of the State. Tbe use of the Hail was granted the State Teachers' Association, for holding their an nual meeting. Two or three bills were introduced regu lating the sale of intoxicating drinks. Mr. Smith, of Perry, introduced a bill supplemental to the act providing for the relocation of county seats, relocation of highways, 4c, approved March 2, 1855, and providing for relecotion of county seats, where lands and Court-houses have been donated, and petition filed, wnich was read through and passed the first reading. Sewi Snmmary, ' 8$u Navigation on the New York canals has been brought to close. . A few of the boats were caught in tbe ice. The constitutionality of the Massa chusetts law declaring the unlicensed traffic in liquors a nuisance, has been sustained by a recent decision of the Supreme Court of that State. B3 Gen. Cass is said to be very feeble. He is often confined to his room, and is compelled to forego all the heavy labor in YV ashington. J5a? It is said to be pretty certain that Senator Hunter, of Virginia, will be the Administration candidate for President, before the Charleston Convention. The President has expressed himself in Mr. Hunter's favor. 82?" Tobacco has been introduced into Minnesota with success. A planter from Virginia, who has located at Belle Plain, Minnsota, having made on experimental crop, regards the yield as more profitable, and over the average in v irginia. I he tobacco, however, is said tobe only a "fair," not a fine or superior quality. BglThe forthcoming festival at the Academy of Music in New York, promises to be one of the greatest social events of the Eeason. On the first day, December 18, a morning and evening performance will be given at the Academy, which will unite all the most distinguished names of the theatrical and musical world. Grand tableaux will be added to this entertainment. On December 21, the grand ball is to be given, and from all accounts this will be a scene of fairy magnificence. A mammoth orchestra com posed of one hundred musicians, will fur- ! ish the music of tbe occasion. . Bf3jrhe hackmen of New ork have been f,.,;ch Vit- thA Vsvnr with laro-f. hnrWd J .....j-. - D , 1. ..-I. w.l. ! .1 v ara fr, li.- linäwn ipre('fAr The new badge is given them in accordance ; with an ordinance passed by the City Conn- j cil, which makes it unlawful for any driver or hackney coach owner to solicit custom ; from passengers . unless they wear them. The badge is of brass, with the number of the hackman's license in figures of German ' stiver. u?m.uWrKuv u front of the driver S hat. Ten dollars IS the fine for not -wearinir these badges. This regulation has long been asked by the more respectable hackmen, and they promise that in a short time there will be very little con- i fusion at the railroad depots and Steamboat landings, and that there will be no more' bullying and ruffianism from the drivers. , Heenan a challenge to Morrisey, or . to any Other man in the World, to fight for ; $10,000, has created the liveliest kind of excitement among the fancy. The gauntlet j is certain to be immediately picked up by

some one, should Morrissey positively adhere

to his very commendable declaration of retmng trom the ring. MomsseylGftorrATed-" nesday for Bofton, where he gives an exhibitien., in the -National theatre The fancy opposed to Heenan in N. Y. city have, therefore, concluded to await bis refusal to accept the challenge, and in such contingency to present their choice man next week. Heenan is like:y to get his hands fullL- -Tom Paddock, the crept Eng lish pugilist, sailed from Liverpool, last Saturday for this port, and hi o confidently set down by the fancy, tlio tTinn to first pick up Heenan's gauntlet part of England. . The champion, To S-iycr, is not unlikely to be a visitor to America next summer.. The match for 2,000 a side that was to come off in Florida, between Kelly and Coburri, ha3 come to an end, the latter paying a forfeit of 50. EcS A magnificent project is on foot for supplying the Kanawha river with water during the dry Beason. About ten miles from Lewisburg, are the spurs of the Sewell mountains. In this vicinity is to be erected a huge reservoir, covering an area of 50,000 acres. The reservoir is to be supplied hy eight streams that empty into the Gawley river. The survey has just been completed by Charles Ellett, Esq., at a cost of $5,000. Mr. Ellett calculates that six inches of water drawn from the reservoir, will raise the Kanawha river four feet. Mr. Ellett speaks in the most confident manner of the entire practicability of the undertaking, and that it will fully meet the expectations of its friends. The reservoir is to be formed by building a dam from one hill to the other, 60 feet high, of solid masonry, across one of the tributaries of tho Gawley River. E2T"Judge Thacher,the old and esteemed editor of the Shelby Volunteer, died at his residence in Shelbyviile on Friday night last. He has been connected with the Volunteer for 15 years, and exercised a decided influence in the political affairs of the county and district. He was highly esteemed as a man and a citizen, and Jhis death is deeply regretted by a wide circle of friends nnd admirers. BST Jt is said that Senator Bright was active in the plot to deprive Mr. Douglas of the Chairmanship of the Committee on Territories, and that Mr. Douglas will repay the ill natured service by moving in the Indiana Senatorial question. DIED: At Petersburg, Decuuiber 1st, Mas. Rowena Wilson, wife of Jonathan Wilson, aged 30 years. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. OFFICIAL LIST OF LETTERS REMAINing in the POST OFFICE at Evansvilie, Indiana, on the loth day of December, IS.'.S. Persons calling for these letters will plraso soy "advertised" and give date of list. Aehley Henry Linegar Adam B 2 Adams josepn . .. Adams Joseph P 2 Ades C C Asken William Alverson Mips Laura Baldwin I-m. F3 Bech Charles Baird Samuel II Barrett Thornton Blanchard J A 2 Benthorn Thomas Beane J Bridges Miss Eloiso Legan A Co John Lisenberry James K Lockwood Willi Lang Edward S Miller. lire Ellx'th Magee Thomas Malone Francis Manvell Win Maynard A Sweetser Mattingly Thomas K Marin Albert Mowrer Robert Manuel William Uurns Elizabeth Morgan William 2 Blackburn Miss MargaretMorse K C Bee James W Martin William Mann W Mclhurn John McPierson Mrs Nancy MeKee A Co T McCowell Mrs McCoy Win J McFerrcn Thomas McDevert James O'Jfonelt John, O'Neill John, (Union - Township) O'Connrll Maurice Pike JB S Patrick Mathew J Price Frir.ces Powers ! rs Martha Powell Wr. O ParVer V '!!r.) Ruder Jt't ederiele Rich tet;,V:H RicharluTi 'Fhc-inüc S Kiddle Jo' m Rairran AeguRynoltis A'.cni Keuse Peter Ttowd 'n A Rice William W Rowland T h Kobets.n John L Rankin Crip Saniere Thomm f-mith Nathan II Stinsnn Mixs Nettie paundern Mrs E Sharpe Mrs Mary Slade Henry Swing Everson Bosden John Berg Dr Charles Ballou Arthur 2 Brown David 2 Bell C II Cook Rev Henry J Cooper Benjamin. Clark Miss F A Collins Mrs MA Carrington Harvey Centhafer F Conrad Maria ' Conrad A dem ' Ciane C C -Cummin George W Catlett Julius S Carter Mrs Mary X It. ffy Michael Day & Co L Dunn Samuel Durr Thomas A C Devos Lewis Tenne Mrs Dex'er Alford . Dotherty Charles C Donnelly I'd ward DeFrnncia William Derrington Thomas 2 Duffy Miss Catrine , Dyau Augustine Downey WD Deane James, MB .. . Dherty Charles C . Dessellem Ssml ' Davidson Miss Naucy 2 Euoche L XT Egler Mrs Isabella J Ewen DrUeotge Sherwood Joel 2 Edwards Mis Mary AunSturges George T Eargood Millard South Daniel A Evans Doc Jtnley JHieee Fisher Joseph Fields Edmund Forest James K Gardner Geo f Godfrey Miss Agnes 2 Geogan William 2 Grant Peterson Goin James Green Dr J N Gaslin Thomas W Goodwiu William It Glass Mrs Marv E G rider Mr " . Grady John O Glass & Henderson Jtoleman, J V Ilollnnd Mrs Uartin David S llomticg William HollisChar.il sM Harris William Hartley James Hughes Thomas 2 Hyde William U Smith Georffe P Stitctifleld Mrs Sarah Sherfy S W 2 Smith John B Shay John Stump Elisha Shook I'riah Seniler John F Scofic'.d Jesse It Smith Adam Smith John Stephens Thomas T Smith Walter Stull Sulton Sites 1IFAP Slavton Mrs Rachel Trtf Jtobert Thomas' V barf Boat Thompson Wm Tjltr Miss Parney Therp Henry Tenvoorde A Taplor Mrs Jtiuie Trecay Wa.hburu Thurston V Thirli'.g Charles Th:u Uer Mr. Melrina f lHceut Ureter Van Rensalasr Mrs Susan M 'ood Robert Walsh Miss Catharine Wallas Mrs Wilmoth White Alfred 2 Whitlow Pleaant Wallis Mrs W S Welker Reason ' Wood Themas U . Wright Mrs Fuun.v A Williamson Samuel Wallers W R Wood Jon pirns S Ward J K Weaver Georc W Weever Mrs V Wells Francis 2 Wright Henry Wagner Mary Ann Watts James Wales Emlev Harper Joel i Hutchinsou Charles Ji:lm Houiih Johu Hall Ervin Henderson C Hailing A Co UarlaD G Thoiua Hall John Henderson Allen Hayse John Johntott J E Jordan Mrs Thomas Jamison Mrs Mary Hiugr John King Miss Lucy Kamp C L Kell William Kelso Ramuel Kennelly William II Kingsbnry Mary Jane K iefler Joseph Lope 1 1 Willlntn Lagomarsino Pietro declS C. R. RCDD, P. M. Tg?RESHJRRIfiI. OF BOOTS JlL hHOES. W have just received, of our second ! purchase, 2 i0 cases of BOOTS AND &HOES of valitiHS We nave on naud.one ot tue oesi stocKs Oi jjoors and Shoes ever brought to the city, embracing the best makes of New England manufactories We have all kinds of Kip Boots, trith lip lach, tide stitched, braced ami oak tan-ted leather bottomt, and wou:;I mention the best manufacturers' Dames, whose makes we offer for sale, if it were not for posting up the Dealers where to get the best goo.is. The frnrte will tind our stock ;i rtairt. on second floor, with no connection with the Dry Goods floor below except a flight of stairs. We have wo rent to : and can sell just as eheap as though we had : Qem in another House. We have now a fresh - stock of desirable goods, and cordially invite the i rÄ t examine our ,jeciG keen a Preston. 9ij-egrT9lbj'RRe17sb. r Hallock's Illinois Cider Vinegar for sale, This Quaker Vinegar is so sour, it will make a TX KEEN T PRESTON. wRRirji. ÖF FltESH GOOJUS.-s TM have just received 7." packages of our second purchase of Fall and Winter Dry Goods Boots, deci6 KEEN A HRESTON.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. mTT.ICHME.VT' CASPER SCHELLWJL house vs. "1 Before Daniel Chute, JusFrancis Osterman r..,d Vtice of the Peace of VanSophia Osterinan. J derburgh County, Ind. Said Francis Osterman and Sophia Osterman are hereby notified of the pendency of the said suit, and that the same will stand for trial before me, at my office in Pigeon Township of said county, on tbe 4th davf January, 1859, at 9 o'clock A. M. DANIEL CHUTE, Justice. Ter Cartek 4 Smaii., Att'vs. denlS-.lt

JE W y.V. sale by FI U 50 S. 3. MIRVjaS FOB GILBEUT & CO. FRJILB, BEST QVJZ.Ity, fur sale low to close lot. decI5 - S. E. GILBEST CO. ES 100 BOXES STJB FOB sale by (?. E. GILBEST & CO. RICJS-XO TIERCES FOB S. E. GILBERT & CO. V W sale bv I."C w-vr SUB OB OSSO JOZEJ for sale by S. E. GILBERT & CO., decl5 Sycamore street, near Water. iJ .' TEJ ! TEa: 6 bf chests common to extra choice Y. H., 6 hf do do do do G. P., 5 bf do do do do Imp., 20 hf do do do do Bk. Ool'?. The above comprise all grades of each kind. We have the best retail lot of Tea in the city, and only ask a call to convince our friends of the fact. Samples given with pleasure, bv deelo Z. H. COOK A SOX. BntBE jrcH mcstjbd, E.yazisa Mr Mustard, Choice Olive Oil. Curry Powder, Summer Savory, Broma, For sale bv Sweet Majoram, Cocoa Chouoiato, Z. H. COOK SOV. 9) V ere, No. 1 Pickled Herring, No. 1 Scakd and Magdalen Herring. For sale bv declS Z. H. COOK A SOS. JLBESK V.Y C'iiii Sirawherri. FE J CUES, FRESH Frcah Can Quiuci-.s, I'resb Can Tears, Preserved Quinces, Do J ;-ars. Do Lemons, Strawberry Ji.in, Branrly Linie, Do" Peaches. d..c!5 Frch Can Green Gages, Preserved Peaches, Do Oranges, Do Pine Apple, Orange Marmalade, Pear do, For Hale bv Z. H. COOK A SON. STEJ.VE B HATE S.1RlK.f!Hl'T Tho 1U91.1.F IT. , .- ufy'tvtfsr' " lii-mm will run regularly daring the Winter, in the Wabash trade proceeding on each trip as far up the river as the water and business will justify her in going. The strictest attention will be paid to the wishes and interests of shippers. Her days of departure frera Evansvillo will be rogularly announced iu the papers. dclö-3m ft.Z-7.J.n BE EVER, WUOM.E9W SALE AND RETAIL GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE I Ko. 134 Posey's Block, EVAXSVILLE, INB. IJ5 Goods delivered to any part ef the city, free of charge. decl4-ly Maefarland's Metropolitan THEATER APOLLO HALL. JJfWR.J. jntVFARLJJD RESFECTFÄlully announces to tho citizens of i.vansvill that ho has leased the above Hall for a short season only, for the purpose of giving a series of first class Dn 'ii.'wic Entertainments, commencing Tuesday Evening, fJec. 1-4, 58, Wh. u iht great Amerieau Actress, Miss SALLIE ST. CI. A.I will appear in her great personation ..1 LI CHE TIA BOKG1 A, assisted by a full and fcfflcieiit Uomj any. See bills of the day. Doors (.pen ar J to 7 ; commence at o'clock. Admission 50 cents; Gallery 25 cents. doc 13 O O R 8FRIJGS-SOMETHIYa new and jntt the thinn. Just oneneJ at decl3 CHARLES 3. WELLS. Evansvilie Commercial College. 7, .VOH Til FIRST STREET, 91 W EVANSYILLE, IND. This Institution presents every inducement to young men wishing to acquire a thorough practical knowledge of DoubleEntry Book Keeping, as well as a general Business Education. This institution has bc?n in Hireessful operation for over five years. For Ca'a'.o,;ues i.r other particulars, call at the Rooms, or a ISresb dec!3-ly JEREMIAH Bl il.U, Principal. RONALD IL-UHl TUOMAH iiol.VSS, JB. FISHER & BOLUSS, WmRJSS FUU.VltERS, FIJVISRER8, JE9 Steam Pipe and Gas Fitters, cornur of Pine and First streets, Evansvilie, Indiana. Respectfully assure the public that any orders entrusted to their charge iu the above branches of business, will be executed with promptness, and in the first style of workmanship. A variety of Brass work constantly on hand and manufactured to order. Strict attcntien paid to Locomotive and I'istillory work. Steam Gauges, Gas and Steam Pipes always ready. Highest market price, in cash, paid for old Cosper, Brass and Zinc. decl3-lyd rzf iijgs COFFEE I 60 SJCKS 199 Flour, for saie wholesale or retail, deell OLMSTED A ABI TO EJT-IiO.VEf, EGUSW lbs fresh ground Sausage, 8'i dozen Eggs 3CIO lbs New Uonev. OLMSTED A SABIN. decll tk HJTIiS! SKJTJKS!! 9 2u pairs assorted, 2oc to SI a pair. 00 pairs Skate straps. For sale bv decll CHARLES S. WELLS. (MltJIlMJVIS TRJ TOR' S wVO TMCE. Noss Jr. tice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator, with the will annexed, of Dr. James C. Welborn, deceased. The esMte of said decedent is believed to be solvent. decll-10td ASA IGLEHEAKT. .Ur CVTTERS ! JL'ST received assorted sizes. Also, Sausage Stufiers, declüj CLARLEä S. WELLS. BFt IT CHER H,VMES!i, 6, T J.V MJf 8 inch. Also, Butcher Steels, for sale low at deelO CHARLES S. WELLS, 1 First st. rwo M. coi MOTHERS MF l'OU im. consult your family physician you will le:,m from him that Dcwees' Carminative is much better nnd safer to give iniarta than Batemsn's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial or l'arugoric. It will give instant relief from cholic or pain in the Stomach. We have the genuine article tor sale. STUD DA KD A THOMPSON, declO Druggists, No. 17 Main st. f Mti aii COViiUl COVU1I .'WE H-S wish fo call ' attention of persons alflicted with Coughs and C'okb, -o the met ihut Dr. Jackenn's Cough Syrup is superior to ay and all the quack nosn Uiiis that are offered t'r ile. It is mudo I from a prescription furnished by Dr. JjcUson, i.f j riiuKueiphia, one of the best )'h.sicinr.s in this i country. This Syrup has bceu used l.v thousands v ith the gie.iti at beiit-üt. Try one bettle, and you will always use it afterwards. For sale ly SiODDAKD A THOMPSON, declO Druggists, No. 17 Main St. OI.lll.IV". HUlIIlJy !Ki Christmas and New Year is coming, tho Dry Goods at the store of WM. J. DEVBLEK, No 43 Main street, will bo sold cheap for cash, foyethcr with the new arrival. Call and see. deel TrJITJUl,ES FOR i.i.rm. f 'SK JJUJ Iu i dozen Eggp, 10 do Chickens, :!00 It Strained Honey, .'JO bbls Apples, 100 bush do, 20 lbs Butter, Siinirrels and Rabbits. For sale by declO OLMSTED SABIN. griITt AVA t WtT.VTl OR U ESS S WANTED Until th first day ofJa.iu.tr, ISotf, I will take City orders at So cents, and until the first day of March, 1SÖ3, will take County Orders at par for Drv Goods or old debts. dec'.! SAM. EMBICU, 49 Main street. WJETERM1.'EII TO CLEAR THE Books, as no one has now any reason to complain of not having had enough time for settling their accounts J will, on tho first day of April, j utter nnd sell to the highest bidder all Book i aectnint.i made previous to January. 1858, if they I I are not paid or satisfactorily settled by that time, d -c4 SAM KM BICH, 49 Main street. , it.OJtli TRSIMU'GS.I H.I fE j'-si reeeivea a lot v. uicii cannot oe ocat i . i-.t r price. SAM. MB ICH, No. 49 Main street. ClilRIST.irJs CHRISTMJS ! JS ' everybody expects a present on the holidav, it will be well to remember that SAM. EM BICH has been receiving a largo assortment of Dby Goods and Notions which are very suit.il.ie for presents, w hich he is selling very cheap forca-sh. decO &CR VE I WIVS V TICE. J LJL FERAOr sons owning or interested in laud adjo;i,ing the following descriU-d tract, are hereby notified that on the 4th day January, 18Ö9, the County Surveyor of Vund.burcli Count v will proceed to run i the lines and perpetuate the corners of all that part of i ractional Section r lireen iu Township Sevtn, South of ravge Ten West, in !': Vinceunes la ml district, owned by JOHN MI !.7 LT.. dec8-3wd GgOU THER. FR VI T, 0 iiouo Oi-anges, 10 boxes Lemons, 100 Pine Apples, 10 bnnches Bananas, 1 bbl Texas Pecans, 3 frails Almonds, 1 do Brazil Nuts, 200 Sbs Figs. Just received this day by 2. H. COOK A SON. dec8

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. f90TMCE OF MiTIFORTJJVE!-3ui ' w received, a new stock of Dry Goods, and for sale cheap for cash, at WJI. J. DEUBLER'S, - declO - No. 4S Main street.

OX.VtV IVOBTU T BROTHER MM. have received another shipment of desirable QUEENS WARE, GLASSWARE, CHINA TEA SETTS, Ac. Atso Quite a variety of ornamental and useful articles suitable for presents for the holidays. Call J ... " - Oi? 1." -" . - and see at No. 26 First street. decS-lmdAw HOLLINGSWOUTH A BRO. C T CUE It iiJVI P'ES50 UOZE.y assorted, from 6 to 12 inch, just received. dec8 GEO. S. SONNTAG. rjfUX PL A TE, SHEET lH02f, c JL no boxes Coke Tin, 100 do Charcoal Tin, -5 - -60 do Roofing Tin, 100 bundles assorted Sheet Iron, ; 10 pigs Block Tin, SO bundles assorted Wire. Also Copper Bottoms and Sheet and Bar Copper on hand and for sale hy SAMCEL ORK. i tfhtfh PAIS PLOW UAKLLES ac w. i and for sale by dec7 SAMUEL ORR. JE URK CLEAHERS! Pork and Lard, best ar ticle, at Idec7l U. S. WELLS. LATFORM SCALES. Scale Beams, Counter and Tea Scales. Steelyards, patent Balances, at ec7 C. S. WELLS. CHRISTIAN KBATZ WH. HEILVAK, KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITY FOUNDRY! MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM . ENGINES AND BOILERS, Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills. Tlirataiug Machines, &.c. EVANSYILLE, IND. rWXBE PROPRIETORS OF TUE CITY FOVKJL dry beg leave to inform their frieuds and the public in general, that they are prepared to do all kinds of MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK, and everything appertaining to the Foundry business. They are manufacturing Steam Engines ano Boilers of any size and power required. Saw Mill Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size ; Distillery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gumming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills, Horsepowers, Corn-Bhellers, Machinery of all Kinds made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings of every description, Iron Housefronts, Cellar Grates, tc. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest improved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, Ac. BREWERS, DISTILLERS, RECTIFIEKS, Ac, Supplied with every description of Cepper and Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators, Attemporators, Sparges, Stillheads and Worms on an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills, Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, Ac; Copper, Lead and Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every variety, for beer, spirits, oil, d-c.: Brass Cocks and Valves, Steam Whistles, tc. Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work and do repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron Work, tc. . OLD METALS BOUGHT. Tbey are deal'ng in and selling Allen's Improved Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tubing, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smut Machinf, Stephen Hughes' Flour Separators, German Bolting Cloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Packing, Hose, rc., of the host kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin, Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick. They have every facility of the best Machinery and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to thorn, their individual attention, tilling orders promptly, warranting their work, and are satisfied with reasonable prievs. 4? Office and Sale Booms, No. 00 Main street: Foundry, Boiler Yard and Machino Shop on Pine street, between First and Second streets, Evansvillo, Indiana. dec7 UII,S. SOO MEGS . aSSORTEH sizes. TIMOTHT SEED, 100 bush, prime new. For sale by sept23 ORK, DAZELL A Co. .4 WS BA WS! I lew Rowland's Mill Saws, 1 case Cap t Steel do do. 1 do Rowland's C. S. Cross Cut do, 25 dozen Hand. Panel and Rip do, 25 do Wood Saws (framed.) Also, Tenon, Compass and Web Saws, at dec7 C. S. WELLS, No. 13 First street. dTiOIL CHAIN t casks Coil Chain, assorted, for S Saw Mill und other purposes. For sale constantly by C. S. WELLS, dec7 No. 13 First street. AL HOVS Wholesale and retail, at dec7 C. 8. WELLS, No. 13 First street. APSl CAPS I CAPS I FOR CHRISTEL MAS A large and splendid assortment Caps, for men and bos, latest styles, just received per Express by VAUTIER A MAKCONNIER, dec7 No. 39 Main street. gt RAIN SCOOPS AXV COAL SHOVELS full W assortment constantly on hand aud for sale by dec7 C. 8. WELLS. iUNDRIES American Slates, Oval School do new articles, Slate and Cedar Pencils, Purcussiou Caps (S kinds,) Butcher Knives and Steels, Carving do, Blacking, (Butler's brand,) Locks aud Latches, (Eastern prices,) Butts and Screws, Tacks and Sparables, Curry Combs and Horse Cards, Augers and Gimblcts.' Pocket Books and Portmonaies, Needles, (Sew'g, Knit'g, Darn'g A Sack'g) Pocket Combs and Thimbles, German and French Harps, Japanned Tinware, full assortment. In short, everything usually kept by Hardware men, at Cincinnati prices. C. S. WELLS, dec7 No. 13 First street. A TENT HOOK TOOTH CROSS CUT SA WS, always on hand and for sale by dec7 C. S. WELLS, No. 13 First street. !EW YORK BELTING AND PACKING CO. WW I am agent for this Premium Belting aud Packing. Good stock constantly, and sold its low as other makers, while the above Couipauy makes the very best article in an v market dec7 C. S. WELLS, No. 13 First street. gyOPi'ING PRESSES vLy Let ter Copying Books, Do do Brushes. Good assortment constantly on hand and for sale by C. S. WELLS, No. 13 First street. QHOVEL AND TONGS STANDS (Beautiful vS patterns,) Steel Fire Setts Stands, beautiful patterns. A few more left and more expected. Also Brass head Shovels and Tongs, Iron do do do, Pokers, Cinder Shovels, ic Ac. For sale by C. S. WELLS, No. 13 First street. jiri b a nd see tueVilla HEHL A CKS31 1 TH UT on free exhibition at dec7 DWBELL A CONYNGTON'S. W OVIST ILL f. 'WESTERN FAR3IERS' AL3IA-ji-J nac for 1359, r.t dec7 DOBKLL A CONYNGTON'S. Kyl'NDRlE: 50 1 bags prime Coffee, 10 tierces Rice, 25 boxes Starch, 40 boxes Star Candles, 70 boxes Raisins, 50 boxes SKap, -0 boxes Clothes Pins, 50 dozen Brooms, 00 dozen Washboards, 60 drums Figs, 10 boxes gr'nd Coffee, DO doz Bed Cords. For sale by OKR, DALZELL A CO. UN ADA SEED OATS 50 bushels for sale by qecf l'KB, Ab.KL It t CO. UNDRIES Split Peas, Pearl Barley , Pickled Herring, Hominy. 50 sacks super. Flour, Butter Firkins. I Wrapping Twine, Market Baskets, l.oai sugar, M. It. liaising, Pickels, Raking Powders, For sale at (Mmonds, Pepier Sauce. Mustard, Tomato Catsups, rtc. OLMSTED SARIN'S. WOODWORK FOR A.U ItAUONc A complete assortment of Hubs, fel loes, Spokes, Shafts, Bows, Ac, for stile by dec7 SAMUEL ORK. &jOMETill.VG 'E W o 3000 choice Buckwheat Elour, 200 bushels Pennsylvania Oats. Just received and for sale bv decG VICKERY BROS. IU.'H,D.U7.Vtl A.V AUIfl.V.v w for sale cheap, to close consignment, at dec6 VICKERY BROS. E S it FETCHES 300 tViVVS MFresh Peaches received on consignment and dec4 PRESTON BROS. for sale by exffc'.lSO.V.f OLA' TEJderloius, Sausaite Meut, Spare Ribs, Pigs Keet, Ac, fresh everv dav, for sale at our Pork lb. nse. corner Locust street and Upper Market. dec3 GEORGE FOSTER d- CO. lOOO i.hs. of I'A'.WAoav 2 bbls Oranges, 50 bushels Onions. For sale at Z. H. COOK A SON'S. dec2 ICKKIt MOSS 25 BALES FOR sale, to arrive, bv S. E. GILBERT A CO.. dec2 Sycamore street, near Water. ,H1TE FISH GO WHOLE J.VIi halt barrels, best quality, for sale hv dec-2 S. E. GILBERT A CO. RE CRACKERS 40 BOXES OF Gold Chop, for sale by dec2 S. E. GILBERT A C0. rjpO FORK PACKERS 1000 SKS. JL Alum Salt, in fine order, for sale bv dec! SAMUEL ORR.

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CyTOHiiARII " THOMFSOJS; STJCC5 cessors to iiallock Stoddard, wholesale dealers in Drugs, Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Glas, Glassware, tc.,Tiavejiist received large additions to their stock, and are now prepared to furnish Physicians and Storekeepers-with every article in their line, at reduced prices. , Having made purchasvs exclusively for cash, and by the package, can offer inducements to buyers greater than ever before. - Also, a large and varied assortment of DAGUERREOTYPE AND AMBR0TYPE STOCK, consisting of Cameras, Chemicals, Cases, and every article required, by art is ts. We also manufacture an improved kind of nonexplosive Burning Fluid, for sale by the barrel or at retail. Coal Oil constantly on hand, with a large assortment of Fluid and Oil Lamps. Orders from Artists and Storekeeper promptly attended to, at the same prices as though they attended perscnally. Particular attention paid to packing; and for. warding promptly. STODDARD THOMPSON, dec No. 17 Main street. rr efh gh J.BS. choice cheese Qß KJr W fly bushels Sweet Potatoes, ÖCK3 do Irish do. In store and for e-lo by decG VICE ERY BROS. OR SFORTSMEJW JVST REceived 3 dozen superior Rifles, ' do double-barreled Sunt Guns, 3 do single do do, 1 do Revolvers, ass'd makers, t do Pistols, do do, 2 gross Gun Wadf, ass'd, 200,000 Percussion Caps. Shot Belts, Pouches, Powder Flasks. Besides a large variety of Gun Trimmings. ricl GEO. S. SONNTAG. ram the uiiiEsJtJS'jo gejstzeM. MEN OF EVANSVILLE.I am opening on Third street, in the room adjoining the Crescent City Bank, a beautiful assortment of Jewelry and Fanct Abticlfs, including Rings, Bracelets, Breastpins, Gold Chains, Gold and Silvur Watches, Pearl, Lava, and Gold Stone Sets complete, all of the finest French manufacture, and of the latest and most fashionable styles, selected with great care and taste. ALSO Silver Tea Service; Silver Knives and Forks, Silver Fish Knives, Silver Goblets, Silver Cream Pitchers, Silver Fruit Baskets, Silver Kgg Stand, Silver Castor Stands, Gold and Silver Tbiiublts, Gold Pens and Holders, Silver Pen Holders, Opera Glasses, Spectacles, Paper Holdere, Toilet Mirrors, Pocket Cutlery, Scissors, Combs, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Letter Holders, Paper Cutters, Pocket Books, Port Monaies, Port Folios, Card Cases, fc. Plain and Fancy Whalebone and Bamboo Cnnee, Gold and Silver Mounted Revolvers, several patents. Also Collars, Undersleeves, Silk Stockings, Gloves, French Embroideries, Silk Dress Patterns, and a great variety of elegant articles suitable for Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wear. All of which I am offering for sale, for Cash, ot Greatly Reduced Price, as my object is to close them out at once. To those w ishing to provide beautiful and valuable presents for tbe Holidays, no better opportunity waa ever offered. decl-lm R0SINA SMITH. HIT. J.Vri:l-If. C. KELLER WILL w W pav cash for City Orders for a few days onlv. Call at No. rf'J .Main street. docl-lm c I T i' O RUE US FOR HUGHES Dry Goods store. decl-lw QfECOJ'!! STREET MEAT SHOF. 9 JEREMIAH BONN has opened a Meat Shop on Second street, near Main, atel opposite Rev. Mr. McCarer's Church lor the accommodation of his customers during the wider. He will keep on hand at all hours, from the close of tho morning market tili evening, a .-.ni pl l tho choicest Meats, which ho will cut to bim ii. ' pu'ses and tastes of every class of buyers. Byluavui their orders at theshop, families will have their Meats selected for them and sent to their houses. He will keep a supply of superior Lard for family nse, and he puts up Sausage Meat, which he will warrant to be made in a manner not to offend ths most fastidious housewife. nov30-tf KxTAJVIt FROM VJS'JOER.JVEU'. 3 BERG A CLEMENT have fcroke down the old Fogie prices of Pine Lumber, and will continue to keep them down. They have now ou hand over 1,000,000 feet of all kinds, which must be sold by the 1st of April next, to mako room for a new stock in tho Spring. Onr stock now is full and complete and well seasoned, and we can, will, and do sell lower than ever before. Rememberthe new Lumber Yard, corner of Main and Eighth streets, Evansville, Indiana. ntv30 rc aä aw c.i .vs of IJELJ UIRE V P sjr KF Peaches, A No. 1, Burning Fluid, Pine Apple Cheese, Citron, Cranberries, Raisins, Buckwheat Floor, Onions, Pumpkins aud Potatoes. For sale at nov30 Z. H. COOK A SON'S. paw TICE JO TJX FJI 'ERS!THJB w v tax payers of the City of Evansvilie are hereby notified that I will advertise for sale all real estate in said city the taxes whereon have not been paid nn the 10th of December, 1858, and that I will also, from that day, distrain and sell sufficient personal property of such inhabitants of Evansvilie as have not paid their taxes on their personal property, poll or dog tax. All who dosire to avoid costs will have to pay up before that date. nov27-2w GtO. WOLFLIN.CityColleetor. QLJUUHTEIlS T HOOGE, (successors e9 to R. S. Howard,) Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, No. 4 Water street, near a.Rin, Evansvilie, Indiana. sKT Liberal advances made on consignments to New Orleans. It. C. FLAUG1ITER...G. O. SLAUGHTER...WM HODGE, JE. uov30-lyd EyJTIX. MaKEB, J W.VI.VG .IMMER 3 AND RIGGER I would respectfully inform tbe public that I have opened a Sail and Rigging loft, in the 3rd story of J. G. Venneman's Uope store, aud will punctually attend to all orders iu my line. I keep Tarpaulins constantly on hand for sale, and will manufacturu Sails, Awnings, Wagon Covers, die, at the shertest notice. Orders respectlully solicited to lie left at J. G. Venneman's Rope store, orat my room, third story Kope neatly spliced. uov27-3md CHARLES EVERT. IjPEMO VJLJVE W FIRM OLMM&, STED A SABIN have removed their stock oi Groceries to the Stone Feost Building, lately occupied by U. Gumlerts next door to the old stand of Wheeler it Biggs where they will constantly keep a large aud full assortment of Groceries for the wholesale or retail trade. nov27 JTESX5 FRJILS BEST OUJtLItv. for sale low byS. a. uiLKfclJT A CO., nov:7 Sycamore street, near Water. ,V STORE .I.VIt FOR SJiLE Mackerel, No. 1 ; Do do 2 ; Starch ; Soda; Saleratns ; Sup. C. Soda ; Raisins; Candles Star, Opal, Tallow ; Wooden Ware, Baskets, f c. 1.QV27 OLMSTED & SABIN. JJVK JVOT1CE THE J.V.VfJX meeting of the stockholders in the Branch at Evansvilie of the Bank of tho State of Indiana, will be held at the Banking House in Evansvilie, on Tuesday, January 4th, lietween the hours of 10 n'clrti'lr A r nnd 3 ..li1r d m an a ,...i.mi.iii ..t j the condition of the Branch will be submitted, and an election will be held for fivo Directors to servo the ensuing year. By order of the Board of Directors. SAMUEL BAYARD, nov27-d&wto Cashier. niIIRRJJ 'K S' MS htud a supply of SCJLEft. We have We can also furnish TRACK SCALES of any capacity. These Scales are from the manufactory of E. T. FAIRBANKS d- Co., St. Johnsburg, Vermont. Every Scale is tested and. sealed, and warranted correct. For testimonials we refer to the thousands of persons using them. HORNBKOOK CO., Agents, nov24 Water street, Evansvilie. (iriV SUGAR 10HHDS7"PRIJttE W new Sugar just received by nov23 WHEELER A BIGGS.

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. THE OLD AND RELIABLE PAPER, EVANSVILIE DAILY JOURNAL. (fio.vrj i.-vij-a, e vbr i iu i S full ard accurate reportsoftho tut of the Markets, and the very latest current new of the day. .'.' . -j : 'ALL THE SEWS " ' ' Furnished to the Associated Press is promptly laid before the Readers of the JocbsaI - -ONE AND A HALF DAYS I2f ADVANCE of the Cincinnati papers, i ' - J i An exciting Session of Cengresa to now bsing held, and all anxious to hear elaborate reThe term for the DAILY JOURNAL an S5 u per year, and S- 0 for six months, lit asvaacx ; or 10 cents per we- k, if paid to the Carrier. A careful summary of the doing of tb Mature, will 1 a made up for every paper. la short, a condur.cd view of all that 1 going cc in tho Universe, ill be furnished onr readers cv-y day. , dv." TSeV-VüO A.VJ9 SHOW CJt J.S WW GLASS Large sizes, from 24x30 to ! .'..!, w ith a large a&rtment of smaller sizes MeCv.;.' brand, at . . iTODDARD A THOMPSONS. deed " 17 Maiustr JEM, WRJFFM'G i net Boards flou bundles for S. E, GILBERT A CO., Sycamore street, near Wav j-er aiiü '. by nov.!7 rwHJiJc. JL DAY.:, find all ;Iie 2Ö0 lbs di css Crani inG JVEXT TUl ye who wish to give thanLj --y articles, such as . j .okens and Turkey " I uuip":ins, Oysters, Re '.litis, Curaots, Citron, And many cth-r good things, at nov24 Z. II. COOK 4 SOI" OJUFj S CO W'S JVE W FOE. I hip of Miles Standish, at DOBELL fc CONYNOTON'H. i.ve s jt rj.v S prices. Don't forget that Doti-'l t all the ?3 Magazines at $2 60 by nou24 The Com . nov24 Conyngton j tbe year. TOgTO O. E WESTERN RESERVE WIM BUTTER ton 1000 pound of Western Reserve Bulter of extra quality just some, and a heile better than the 1000 lb lot, at .,.. nov-23 Z. H. COOK SON'S. -mWtHEEI.EB. et RIG GS, WHOLE' WW saleDvakrs in Groceries, Produce, Nails, Window Glass, Glassware, Ac, No. 17 North First street, corner Sycamore, Evansvilie, Ind. E. I. WHEFXEB JASfK V. I0CS. PQV23 42.ASSUAREr-9S BÖXB'aTtjyT WßT Flasks; 23 boxes Pint Flasks; lft do Quart do; 50 do assorted Glass Jars: 60 do do do Tumbler. T II ti t Nuifiinul II. 1 ,aa,vAi n.mkiJM Pit- . A f., sale by uov23 WHEELER A RIGGS. 13 I'CHETS AV TUBS 50 OOZEJV Buckets, Blue and Red; 60 dozen Buckets, Red; 35 do do Rlue and Green; - 25 do do Fancy; 25 do hf do do; 20 do No. Hubs; 25 do do 2 do; 10 do do 3 do; 25 (3) Nest doj , . 15 (6) Nest do; - . - 10 doioa Common Half Bushelt; 15 do Iron Bound do; 60 do Wash Boards; 75 do Brooms; 350 reams ass'd Wrapping Paper. Received aud for sale cheap by WHEELER A RIGGS, No. 17, nov23 Corner First and Sycamore sts. -B,r BUSHELS FIJV-K JtVE FO JLtJkXw tatoes. Turnips, White Beans, Herringdried and pickled: 42 caddies Tea; 6 chests do. For sale by nov27 OLMSTED A SABIN. AJV1) CiL ASS RECEIVED per steamer "Moderator" i 30 kegs 3d Nails,, . . ,, . . 40 do 4d do: . . . . 40 do bd do; do; do; do; ' t do; . - i . 75 do 8d 60 do lOd 20 do 12.1 15 do led 25 do 20d do; 450 boxes 8x10 Glass; o uo 10X12 do; 20 do Ea 10x14, 10x15 and 10x1. For sale cheap by WHEELER A RIGGS, nov23 , No. 47, Cor. First and Syonmore st. IJtHEELER fc RIGtrj REMOVWW EÜ. Wo have removed to No. 17, corner of First und Sycamore streets, (lately occupied by Uollingsworth A Brother,) opp. Bement A Viele. novad WHEELER A BIGGS. VST RECEIVE! QQ BJLGS BIO Co lice; 00 pocketrs Java Coffee; 150 cattys Imp. and O. P. Tea, 12 TlSlbi ea; 75 do do do do 10 half Chests G. P. 15 do do Imp. 10 do do Y. H. 5 do do Black no, 6 lb eacb; do; do; do; ao; For sale cheap, bv WHEELER A RIQG3. nov23 No. 17, Cor. First and Sycamore sts. tVJ'IIRIES-JVeV RECEIVE! 3 60b..xeW.R. Cheese. M) do choice Hamburg do; 75 dozen Hemp Bedcords; 25 gross Bonnet Boards; 600,000 G. D. Gun Caps; 600,000 S. B. do; 60 bales Can nel ton No. 1 Bat'ingJ 75 coils in. manilla Rope; 60 da i do do do; 2-5 i! do Jute do; 60 i o t? do do doi 20 Co do Hemp do. In store and for sale by nov23 WHEELER A RIGQ3. OBAtCI AVZ CI ARS 100 choice rr .uus a. Tobocco; 50 L-.;.. :. . es and eights do; s:o i-w. : 1 wit (in Rull do; 25 d. iht pressed Va. do; 75 cc ' '. i Blue Hen's Chicken do; 25 dt fhomas' Twist - do; 25 'c "laees" do ' " ' do; - 1 cat ; "i:ver Roll" do; 100,000 Gotcian Cigars; I 25,000 liav .rina do; 150,uO0 Hah Spanish do. In store and for 1 low l.v WTTWT.TT A t?TßnS I nov23 ?"o. 17, Cor. First and 8ycamoret!. : -g rr povsiis prime XewiaVjii i JLP mJ Geese Feathers; j 600 ponf .1 S. C. Soda inj and VS papers; I 100 do pure Cream Tartar; I 0 aozen assorted Slacking; 1 6 do ltirge 3 hooped Tubs; . i 10 do assorted Buckets; I 20 do small and medium sized Tub. I Just received and for sale by ! 0QT23 Z. H. COOK A 80W ! W OOK HERE REAII THIS. , JLllt you want to get good Hay, If you want te get good Corn, ; If you want to get good Cats, If yon want to get good Bran, - If yon want to got good Crushed Feed, It yon want to get good Chicken Feed. If yon want to get good Corn Meal, If you want to get good Timothy Seed, If you want to get good Grass Seeds of any and every kiud, call at RUSTON'S Feed and Seed Store, uuder the Telegraph Office, where yon can be accommodated as cheap as the cheapest, and as good as the best, delivered in any part of the city free of drayage. Recollect, at RUST ON'8, on Water street. Just received, my first shipment by Canal, 100 tons of urst-rato new Timothy Hay, and for sale cheap. sopt28 R. 8. B. - - . . . mjMwr. . T MX WW a - iw iioe vracaers, 150 coils Manilla Rojie, 2,500 Seamless Bags, 2 and 2 bushels. Received and for sale by sep27 PRESTON BROS. WjIRESH CEIlAR WARE, tCc, dee M dozen Cedar Pails, wnite, red and striped, br ao brae oouna, .... 10 nests Cedar Keelers, plain and striped, braes bound, 5 dozen covered Cedar Cans, brass bound, 3 sires, 5 " Cedar Churns, brass bound, 5 " plain whito Cedar Ptils, iron bound, 2 and 3 hoops, 5 " stout iron bound Stable Pails, .'. " Stuunboat Pails, stoat iron bound, ' 20 nests siout Cedar Tubs, iron bound, 4 and 11 In each nest, 5 dozeu largest Horse Buckets, -10 " coniLiou iron bound Buckets, This day received, and now opening in the finest ; condition, at the new wooden ware store 01 sept24 J. B. RUSSELL, , 272 Main st. let Seventh and Eighth, Loulsville.Ky. i iV "T. g BUSH. CHOICE .VESHA.V- ! 4m3 KICK'S Potatoes. 15 dozen Chickens, : : 100 " Eggs, 1 ' 20 bbls. extra Flour, SO sacks " " 30 tons Bran. Just received and for sale by - I seprco .11. uuua es au.i. Wm Eli CUR ItS. IOO FJCK4GEB MMCotxtm, Hemp, and Manilla, in dozen or oa reels. Just received and for sale by pt23 GILBERT A BCWLE.

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