Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 117, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 December 1858 — Page 2
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Eone year wki Another, shall graduate, men and women who shall in after life exercise a far more beneficial influence on so- " ctety and on the fptnre destiny of our. Statr"
"than the, same number .n?uo grauuatq irons 'your coIlefcfi6 fori they fcrm the "bone and !sihew. the vital blood of k-our ?bod y tiolitid -" They make ofrompose that class of "citizens nMthnnf. vrrnp.h no mimtrv can be iree. fVealffiy an3""sfrong the "fanner the me-
j.chaaif , the tradesman and the artizan. I . V loppasLibi bill eause I believe that it endangers the interests of this class of our cit - iicnj ' ' " " r iIÜJl ,'; Mr. Murray closed by'saying he had no - (.dnfidnee'ln "Hi ''e'stimatea of the commit-
'Jcdnßdence'iti Hi' estimates of the commitj'e or the future, .revenue, of the State. It was easy to sit .in cosamittee room and make roudd estimates without proper data
w iothe assessed1 property, of the ".community.
. aaO. tu ampunt q: taxes to , oe Leoiiectea ; ili.-sji. bufcjtbese estimates depended upon continue " ii geneies-i-mpon commercial events they in- ' 1 1 folve suh'J'lightj' heat, dew and rain ajlin t ' 'their '. season, and all in proper; proportions ...j. , r, to make good crop?, which shall enabled the' 'it ij farmer to reap a bountiful barvestand thus ? -:.;:. YolF' into his Coffers the means to meet, tap UJi taxes imposed upon" .thenj,'. Providence conM , trols all these events, :and. not ,-the. .ßötdmt iiA.ii -vte of Ways and MeanB.- ) V- ':- t' .Ti 1. -i ,B-.ti-t't - ':) ..r.:!; ;,;VV t..:';,," -'ö i KfW tummwjr. 11 ' -': " r.- i f ! RH&y Faübert'a young man of color from 9- :. ; Hay ti, obtained the highest prize the prize . ; of honor at . the concourse of all the', col-; -,". leges in France, held at Paris'.' i On the reA c ception of the news, the-Emperor"' immei: : v.diaUly; sent him 150 handsomely bound 1 Tolurnes. A' company ; of National Guards J. - ' . were dispatched to wait npon with a band of musi4 and he was invited to dine, and he t ? I did dine, with the Minister of Public Instruch tion, occupying' a place . between his lady T tjii'j-.and Prince Napoleon. ; - , -. i ' Besides this young man, two other young X : - Haytiena also took prizes. In a country : like France, of the highest " culture, where ; :y: the: course !of study' is severe;"and wherp I -e w.r?your honor is everything," and the ' contest .for it very 1 great, this achievement does It f. credit to the Hay tiens." 1 - ' B Alexander Robinson, who was arS '. rested in Philadelphitt a shjrt time since on a .1 - charge of rape in Delaware, having induced a " jottog girt 'to leave her home on the pretense that her brother was sick, and then - committed violence on her, ha3 been tried y- : and convicted of the offence, and sentenced to-be hung-, it being a capital offence in i' : Delaware. The execution 'was fixed for the flf-i 11th of Febrnnry. Another individual was t.-ii. connected with him in the afTairt who will iL,:.':; also be tried: i l'' ' ; u -j 1 i BtgtElisha Magonn", a man of 52 years,
i ;! who had been in a depressed condition of
i ' mindfor a long time, oa acconnt of Fpirifo ualistn, committed suicide ,' at' Boston', Wedt. . Lneäday night, by hanging, in the jittic of a )'r I house occupied by bis brother. He leaves a -- wife and two children, but Los not ' resided ' with his family for a year or 'more. His daughter lectures on Spiritualism. " ; i In Marseilles, France, one hundred - : electric clocks have been placed in various I parts of the cfty 'and in the street lamps,' so that the1 hours' - may bo 'made' known from j -them byhightas well as day;''1 Such 'clocks
t j ! i have been on the street lamps in the city of . ' Ghent, Belgium, for some years; . Sfes5"The editor of tho Pendleton '(3. C.j Metttngrr has lately exhumed, in a cellar of ' ' that village, the " old wooden press that the ;..: ; Messenger wa3 first issued up.su. It the I f identical press thnt Gen. Greene printed the ' dispatches of the army with. It is made mostly of mahogany. " " ';' Diseases of tho throat arc now quile prevalent in .Boston, not only among chil- , ; dren, bet adults, hnd in some caes the dij- , order is of- a violcijt character, ending in ' : 'death. . - . ; ta? India rubber tirc3 have been successfully introduced in England for carriage wheels. Experiments have been made which prove that the rubber tiro will wear nearly ,: i three times as long as iron. SThere was a trustee's sale of twenty - - negroes at Fayetteville, Term., ou the 11th . - at which extraordinary high prices were obtained. The sale was for cash, and the '' twenty negroes brought $20,000. - Cotton is now growing in Cuba with ' excellent success. A Havana correspondent ' of the Savannah Republican speaks of acot- ' ton field on the Island that thi3 year yielded -'f 900 lbs to the acre, and a second crop of -,'u."bolls are now on the plants. ' B.A marked feature in the book trade the past year has been the increased demand for religions works; while in the other de- ' partments of literature' sales have been '- -small.' ' '" '""' ''! - - ' EThe Albany Journa has the following review of the Senate Couimitteps and those who officiate as. the chairman of wich, itsays:a":;! ' ;' .'; ; - ' Mr; Hunter,- of Virginia, a State next door ; to bankruptcy, is Chairman of Ffnancö ! Mr. Clay, of Alabama, an Inland lawyer from a State that never-build Jii ship, is Chair- ' man "of Commerce! - Post-office and l'ost- ' roads are assigned to Mr. Yulec, of Florida, -: who gets his letters by bridle-pa;h3 through swamps. - The Federal Capital to Mr. Brown, of Mississippi, which threatens to dissolve the Uniod r The Library to Mr. Pcarc, of ' Maryland, which makes it a crime to -teach i th6 Bible.- Gen. Davis, the other represeutative of the ," war on the Union," Missis- : sippian; is made Chairman of Military AF- - - ' fairs.."- Mr. Green, who was elected, by the , ; Border-Rnffians,- is1 made Chairman'1 of Ter- --' ''ritoricyr"'--.1 - -J't- " ' ' t5S- A - friend of the Se w ' YorVcjW, . - who was a 'fellow traveller with ' Oman's -'- opera company, in the steamer Connecticut, a few nights ago, gives the .foljuwing'araus1 ving" intelligence : '"The opera company, ' -'numbering something over a hundred, kept ' no a prodicrious jabberi nc on tha b:t
' 2 Frenchj English, or '(Tnglccsh' ratiier), Ital- - lan'wrman ana ,what not. 1 ormes took ' two of the hallet br thorns women under fi - i his special charge, and amu3td them and ' others all night With stories and imitations ' ' of cats and dogs, ftnd a kind of trumpet solo ' upon his nose.,-' Others sangand.very fine- - ly, tc in the hold, having first obtained inspiration from various bbttles 'of wine. - brandy. Ac.'-' Tomaros' stAte-röom seemed ' l- Ho he the headquarters for liquor, but al " though many of the Italians and Germans were exhiürated, norie were disorderly. The prima 'donna kept apart mostly, and Ghiohi ''' ' derived comfort from a: Lyvd'.' ,Qa the land journey from Stonin'gtoivfo" ßosion the . chorus people- took' possession' of the best ' car," and titled- it with ' tobacco smoke. ' It was altogether a funny company :t ' .' . "''.'A StsctAVRTAUTY. The Cunneltou .' lt )Beportcr$s that the family of Mr. Thomas Chism,: residing in Oil township, in I'errv , county, consisting of himself, wife and three children, have all died within a 'weekj nud that the family ofä. Mr, Ham, consisting of seven, are also dead. .-. Thediscase producing ; this terrible havoc 13a sudden Swelling and inflammation of the ' throat. VTe hear of ' several similar cases in this town and vicin '. " ity. . ' -
to "9 Cb EVANSVILLE, IND.
FBIDAY MORNING.--.DECEMBER 24 Sinking Fund Commissioners We publish, on tho first page, the material parts ui iuc uuoui. precu ut iur. Jimray upon the bill for organizing a board of Sinking Fund Commissioners. It is a trab- ! . ...... . . , ... Heek of TitaJimportanee to "the people of the State; and 'it Is incumbent upon those who have' the maintenance of our system of free 6yste schools at heart, to arouse public attention to the danger '.of the scheme for placing the principal school fund within the power of the reigning political party of the day. "'The safest disposition of the fund is to distribute it to the counties to be invested as the seven per cent, school fund now Is. That fund, by the good management of the county Auditors, under, the supervision of the. boards of Commissioners," has in all the counties with one unfortunate exception been most safely and profitably administered. The business was. well done, and a careful superintendance maintained, over ' it, with but a very slight expense to tne fund or the public. '; , There is in this county upwards of $42,000, belonging to the common school and township school funds, which has been, for nearly fifteen years, under the charge of our county authorities, and which has been paying its regular annual interest to the fund of seven per cent., while distributed as it is among the farmers and property holders in small sums it has added largely to the prosperity and improvement of the county. It is probable that the use of thi3 fund, by those who have been clearing and improving the lands of the county, has added many times its own amount to the value of the taxable property of the county. Its influence has been silent, and its benefits unperceived, but it has probably done more good than a much larger amount of Bank capital. The money has been loaned in sums of $100 to $500, which have been ne gotiated without, cost or trouble to the borrowers. If the money had been kept in a general fund at - Indianapolis,' under the charge of a board of five men who knew but little or anything of the personal ebaracters of our citizens and the value of their prop erty or the title to it, how many of onr citi zens who were worthy of credit would have incurred the trouble and expense of going to the capitol with their records and vouchers to procuro the paltry sums in which the fund is distributed. How little of the fand would have been brought here and how. small would have been the share in its benefits which -would have fallen to the share of the people of Vanderburgh and other Southern counties, it is not difficult to gues3. By thesagacions management of cur Au diton, who has done the business for 100 a year, there is not a dollar of the $43,000 be longing to the school fund in this county, that isjuot most amply secured and the in terest on it promptly paid; nor has there ever been any losses to the fund. In all the otner counties ot tue btato trom which we have any information, the same care and success has attended the administration of the fund by the local authorities, with the exception of Posey, where, by imprudence and a violation of the law many years ago, a portion of the money was embezzled by entrusting it without safe guard to the sole care of the School Commissioner. It is objected that the fund cannot be dis tributed for three years till the bank bonds are paid. If this rigid adherence to the letter of the law must be observed, then let the fund be deposited on loau aud in trust to the counties till the bank bonds are due. The present condition of the seven per cent fund i3 enough to satisfy us the money would be as safe in the custody of the county officers, a3 A board of sinking fund commissioners. If there be any fear that the funds will not be. .forth-coming from the counties when needed, reserve '$900,000 to pay the bonds outstanding, and deposit the balance with the counties, subject to any claims which the bondholders -may have on it in case of the loss of the sum reserved to pav them. Place tho $900,000 for the redemption of the bond3 with the State bank under an agreement to pay ? an interest on the amount, and that she will purchase and redeem the bonds as they can be obtained, under the direction of the State. She can give bettor security for the safety of the funds than the official bonds of five sinking fund commissioners, and the bondholders would feel that the money in her vaults, with her capital as & guarantee for payment, their interests quite as safe as if their money - were in the charge of men who had no personal interests in its Bafety The Elsctio.v of U. S. Senators. The passengers by yesterday's train brought in telligence of the election of Henry S. Lane and Judge McCarty as U. S. Senators in the place of Bright and Fitch. On the re-con sideration of the bill providing for the elec tion of Senators, in the House of Represen tatives on Tuesday, tho bill was lost for the want of a constitutional majority in its favor; the vote standing 49 ayesj and 48 noes ; one of its friends was absent, and an other had paired off. On Wednesday an other vote was had and the bill was passed we presume,' by adding the votes of the friend absent, and the one who paired off to the 49 who voted on Tuesday. We learn that immediately after the passage of the Senatorial bill on Wednesday, the Legisla ture proceeded to the election of Senators, which resulted in the choice of Lane and McOartv. The correspondent of the Cincinnati Cotlimercittl says that after the passage of the concurrent resolutions to elect U. Senators, the Senate immediately went into the election of Henrv- S. Lane fold line Whig and Republican), and William M McCarty (anti-Lecompton Democrat).They each received 26 votes, a majority ot the Senate, and were thus elected. All the Lecompton Democrats, together with Wal
lace and Goodinsr: anti-Lccompton "Demo f -
crats refused to vote ! Jones, alone, of the anti-Lecomptonttes, stood fairly up to the work. The House concurred in the Senate resolutions by a vote ofBSl to 46, and immediately proceeded fo select. Messrs. Lane, and McCarty ; Davis (Whig), and Blythe" "(Ind.), together with alj thejLecomptoii .Democrats' refusing U vote, ine anu-Liecompton uemocrara an Tremendous, .applause greeted the an nouncement of the result. ,.,.' , ,,. ' There was a grand Republican "jollifica tion at the Bates House in the evening after the election of Senators, at which oysters, champagne and eloquent speeches abounded. j Legislative Proceedings. Mr.; Wallace's resolution appointing a Committee of three from each house to investigate the affairs of the old State Bank, was amended by a provision for a like in vestigation into the . other officers of the public services, and passed by a vote of yeas 50 noes '0. . : ' .' . - ' ' The bill providing the election of U. S. Senators coming up, the objections of the Governor to the contrary notwithstanding, was passed by the following vote : Yeas Messrs. Anthony, Benson, Ben nett, Blair, Bobbs, Brown, Conner, Cooper, Cravens, Craven, Culver, Green, Hendry, Hill. Jones, Kiuley, March, Murray, Kice, Robinson, Steele, Stevens, Thompson, Turner, Wagner and Weir 2G. . -. Nays. Messrs. Carnahan, Cobb, Conley, Fisk, Hamilton, Hargrove, Heffren, Jen nings, Johnston, Line, Lomax, McCIure, McLean, Miller, O'Brien, Odell, Shoemaker, Slack, Studabaker, Tarkington, Wallace, W llliams, and V llson 23. The Committee on Claims reported back the Bill- for the relief of Nathan Rowley, amended as instructed by the Senate, and recommended its passage. The report was concurred in and the bill passed to a second reading.' . . : Mr. Gooding's resolution condemning the election and course of Bright and Fitch, was ordered to be engrossed by a vote of -30 to 20.; -s ; ' . V ' - ' "( The Committee on Education reported a bill in the House A bill to secure to the Sinking Fnnd debt which the State owes to said fund, ,and to provide for the payment of the interest on said fund. " It seems the State has made two loans from the Sinking Fnnd, one nnthoried by the act of the Legislature in the years 1841 and 1842, amounting to $800,000, and an other of S180.000. Mr. Hunter moved to re-consider the vote by which the Sinking Fund Commissioners' Bill was re-committed to the Committee of Ways and Means. The motion was ngreed to by the following vote : Yeas Messrs, Austin, Blythe, Boyd, Boxley, Branham,Brotherton, Cavins, Comstot k, Cotton, Austin, Davidson, Duval, Edward?, rordyce, Oregory, Urühn, Hall ot Grant, Hall of Rush, Hamilton of Boone, Hamilton of Wayne, Harrison, Hunter, Johnston, Kempf, Major, Mansfield, Mellctt, Miller, Martin, Nebeker of Vermillion, Nebcker of W arren, Parks. Power, Prosser, Kitter.Tiobmson, Row, Scott, Sherman, Shields, Smith of Miami, Smith of Perry, Stiles, Thompson Ol hlküart, lreadway, betzel, Ulnteman, and Mr. speaker 43. Nays Messrs. Black, Bowman, Carr, Ulaypool, Clayton, Clements, Uolgrove, Col lier, Davis, Dobbins. Douchertv. Durham. Early, Firestone, Gilford, Hancock, Harney, Jettnes, Jones, Jordon, Kelly, Knowlton, Lawhead, Lewis, Massev, Murray, Nelson, Newton, l'arrett, Uvnearson, bhockley, fcbull, Snyder, btauley, aullivau, bummer x eoos, lliompsonot jiadison, lurpio, Lsrey, waterman, w neeler, and Wood 43 The motion to re-commit was then lnid on the table bv a vote of veas rl, nnvs 4C. The bill was then read a third time, and passed by the following vote : ieab. Messrs. Austin, Blythe, Bovd, Boxley, Branham, Brotherton, Cavins. Conistock, Cotton Davidson, Dougherty, Duval, hdwards, rordyce, Gifford, Gregory, Griffin, Hall ot Urant, Hall ot Rush, Hamilton of Boone, Hamilton of Wayne, Harrison, Hun ter, Johnston, Kempt Major, . Mansfield, Mellett, Miller, Martin, Nebeker of Vermil lion, Nebeker of V arren, Parks, Power, Prosser, Ritter, Robinson, hcotj, Sherman Shields, Smith 'of Miami, Smith of Perry, Stiles, Stinson, Thompson of Elkhart, Treadway, WheUel, Whiteman, Wildman and Mr. Speaker 51. Nats. Messrs. Black, Bowman, Carr, Claypool, Clayton, Clements Colgrove, Col lier, Davis, Dobbins, Durham, Early,' Eeasrham. I irestone, Hancock, Harney, Hartley, Jeffries, Jones, Jordan, Keefer, Kelly, Knowlton, Lawhead, Lewis, McLean, Mas sey, Nelson, Newton, Parrett, Row, Rynearsou, Shockley, Shull, Snyder, Stanley, Sul livan, Summers, lebbs, lhompson ot Mad ison, Turpie, Lsrey, Y atermau and W ood 4G. The Senatorial election bill coming up in the House, the bill was read through by the clerk with the Governor's objections thereto. Mr. Blythe regretted to find himself olliged to vote against the passage of the bill. He regretted this because of the inconvenience it might bring upon the Republican party, but still he must do his duty. He wa3 convinced that the Governor's view was right, md according to his sense of right he must sustain him. He called the attention of the House to the title of the bill. It was to fix the time and manner of this election, and to prescribe penalties There were two subjects embraced in the bill, whereas, as the Governor says, the Constitution prescribes that , a bill shall embrace but one subject and matter pertaining thereto, lie also concurred in the objection of the Governor, taken with refereuce to the penalty. If his attention had been called to the matter earlier, the result might have been different, bnt now he must sustain the veto, Ac. The following was the ayes and noes on the passage of the bill over the. Governor's veto: Yeas Messrs. Austin, Baird, Boyd, Boxley, Branham, Brotherton, Cavins, Colgrove, Collier, Comslock, Cotton, Davidson, Duval, Edwards, Fordyce, Gregory, Griffin, Hall of Grant, Hamilton of Boone, Hamilton Wayne, Harrison, Hunter, Jelmes, Johnston, Jones, Mansfield, Mellet, Miller, Murray, Martin, Nebeker of Vemiilion, Nebeker of Warren, Parks, Power, Ritter, Robinson, Row, Rynearson, Scott, Sherman, Smith of Miami, Stiles, Thompson of Elkhart, Treadway, W hetze), -Whiteman, Wildman, and Mr" Speaker 49. ' Nays Messrs. Black, Blythe, Bowman, Carr, Claypool, Clayton, Clements, Davis, Dobbins, Dougherty, Durham, Earlv, Eastham, Firestone, Gifford, Hancock IJarney,
Hartley, " Jordan, - Keefer, Kelly, Kempf, -r- . . . , , r . T r
-nowuon, jjawneaa, i-iewis, mcuean, major, Massey, Nelson, Newton, Parrett, Prosser, Shields, Shockle, Shall, Smith' of Perry, Snyder, Stanley, gfinson, Sullivan,Summers, Tebbs, Thompson of Madison, Tnrpie, Usrey, Waterman, Wheeler and Wood 48 There net being a constitutional majority in the affirmative, the hillTalleJ of its pas sage against thq objections of the Governor. NEW . ADVERTISEMENTS, Mr rival of Dry Goods by Express, connistioc of Comforts,! .Soarf., Haudkerchiofa, etc., -for.al cheap for cash, at ' - DETTBLEB'S, . .- dec2l Jio. ti Jiain street.COBJ JUJSJ Min s tors and for sale ly ' ' ; 0c21 .-OLMSTE- 8ABIX. k 7tt Wc tUtOHUWHE XCEJ. SJ UM SOUS'GfM. GLK üACHINü may be seen in. operation every day for two weeks, both forenoon and after noon, at the upper end of wharf. : v,t j: A. BLANCHABD, Proprietor, will sell BightsShop, Town, Coanty or State in the following Tertory, viz :. Kentucky, Indiana, Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Arkansas, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Nebraska, and some of the river counties on the Missouri Biver, Missouri. Give us a cull, gentleman, and satisfy yourselves in regard to the superiority of our work, shingles, Ac. Tho Mill took the premium during last Fall, nt the fol lowing täte airsr fot. liouis, mo.; Knshville, TeBH. : Lonisvill, (in both State and Mechanics') Ky. ; Pittsbnrg, l'a., besides many others. dec'.24-dlw - . - MASONIC NOTICE. ' EVAKSVILLE BOYAL ABCII CIIAPTEB, No. 12 -WWfiL MB ET JT THEIR HJLL WW on MOSDAY. tho 27th iust.. at 6V. o'clk for the Installation of O Ulcers. All Companions are required to be in attendance. -er orüer or the rt. J dec23-3t. O. IT. FISH, Secretary. sqilR. JZJr KELSat wholesale or retail l-y dec23 OLMSTED k SABIN. WWO ! FOR THE HO Lilt J FV. JU3X MM. reckiwdat JUHÜ BASCIi'S, a large lot of i'lam and t ancy (aitr Hoots and shoes, for La dies, Misses und Children. I have also large lot i f Boys' and Youth's BooU, which I will sell at wholesale prices during the Holidays. Now is the time for bargains. Come quick, or yon will loose .money. ,. johm kasch, - üecia-s. -.-. ! - . a. a second street. Ä.VTl'STJ J. J. H.BJMRMi, .H. ID., M-W. respectfully informs the citizens ot r-vansviJle and vicinity tbat he has located here permanently for the pur pose of practicing Dantistry in nil its branches. Plate work from a single tooth to frill sett, at Fastern prices. Tcetli tilled in a superior manner. ALL WOKK WARRANTED. -rtflice No. 45 Main street, nuKr City tillnry. derZ. . ... CANAL BASK, ETAUKViLLr., ) Dec. 22, 1R58. This Hank will ho closwl on 8A1TBDAY, the 20th inut,' and the 1st of Jaunnnr. Persons having paper due or business to trannact On those days will please attend to it on the"i4th or 31, respectively. ilec22-Tt VILLIAM T. PAGE. Cashier. Jf 111 RIST .V .Vi? U- I'EJR " l'RESEN"T8,coreiatingof the lolluwing Books: .ilallery of Famous Pools, Women of Beauty aud Heroism, Lays from the Land of Lutbsr, American Scenery, Book of Beauty, 1 Leaflets of Memury, Gem of the Season, The Atlantic Suireeuir, The Oriental Annual, ' Thu Siic-ed Allegurica, Josephius iiallery, l!ow in tho Cloud, . Rhymes and Roundelays Bryant's Poems, I'oe's Poetical Works," Tom Moore's Works, . . The Prince. Also, a fine asortuieut of Bibles, Prayer Books, Psalms and Hyujua, and many others too numorous to mention, together with a &ao aolectiou of W ntmg Desks, Vt ork Boxes, Cabas, ic. Fos sale rhiap at .1. HKALEY'S, dce'-iJ Cor. First and Main sts.. Evausville, la. (V tr v r i Ii s .j Bo.yt, nis3r BERTS, Brazil Nuts, English Walnuts, Figs, Dates, R:tiüins, Currants, Kock Candy, Oysters, Lobsters, Sardines, Alum, Emom Salts. Sulphur, Bull Brimstone, Cupperns, Madder, Lxt. Logwood, Indigo, Cream Tartar, Soda, lSedcoids, Blacklug, Hatting. Cloves, Cement, Cipirs of all kinds, Nutloegs, dinger oi all kinds, Gla.ss Jars, tumblers, Lanterns and Flasks, Lemon Syrup, Mustard, Matches. Pepper Sauce, Spanish mo, Stuae Pines, l'owder, Salety Fuse, Tobacco of all kinds, Fancy Sijnps Starch, Vinegar, Cordage, Letter, Note, Cap aud Writing Paper, leas, t lour, Camphor, r.nvel otm-s. Saltpetre, British Lustre, etc.. etc. A supply of the above kept constantly on hand, and tor sale low, by a. E. U1LKEK.T O., dec23 , Sycamore street, pear Water. Wh IS 8 Ol VTI.V Of PJI R TJ'K KJUr SHIP. The tfrm of Bit t roll! ft' Son was dis solved on the 11th of December, lXfiK, by tho rctiro nient of J. L. BITTBOLFF.Sr. All acconnt. due tho old tirm must be paid immediately to BITTROLFF I! KU., successors. . J. U. BITTKOIFF, - J. L. BITTKOLFF, J jrmjiBTjvxuisirip jvotc. locis M. and GEORGE BITTROLFF having purchased tho litterest of J. L. TSittr-jlff, Sr., in the firm of Bittruhf Sun, have entered into a partnership under tho styB of BITTROLFF BROTHERS, and will Contimit? -the Watch and Jewelry busiuew at tho old Stantf, No. 48 Main street, between First and Second. - -. t Having combined the stocks of Itoth Houses into one; -we hare now on hand the finest, largest and best selectad stock of Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Clocks, Spectacles, ic., ever seen in this city, and which , we are selling oft' at prices Vfry little'abore tho cost. Those who wish to buy fin Jewelry at very low figures, are invited to call at No. 4S Mainsireet. - - - ' dec22-im BITTROLFF BROTHERS. -TUTORE riTTSULRK COJL COM-' 9 fjeiNG--The subscribers have concludedho ko into the "Black Diamond business again, and Intend to keep a good stock of the best quality of 1 4 PITTSBURG CUAL ." -, always ou hand. We have a lot now on the way, which will be sold at the wharf, at reduced prices for rash. Oidois left at the storo of SAMUEL OUR. or at JAMES SWANSON S Lumber Yard Office, will be promptly attended to. decii-lw OKK A SWANSON. -B fh 6ti FIRE BBICKÖF THE JIUsU f Jbest quality, on handand for sale by dociS J- SAMUELRK T1HE 1.VJ3r tOLLECtlO.V OF present Kmks ever In the market. Women of beauty from Komtramis' to Eugenia Strafterl's Gallery. Favorite English ballads properly illustrated, aud a hundred other valuable works beautifully illustratttdand hdIwmhI. -Call aud see them, before buying eisewhere. It ciwta nothing to look. .- Z dec-jg- Pj BKtL -CONYNeTOKt''- . TWO Excuumiojs 1 -I-Sr-TRIPS ! The 52Si3tVER STAR will give two Excur .aü i o jl no tun ii ArvcäYt?i oiii sion Trips train Evansville to Paducah and back, leaving Eransvilln on her flrst trip on MONDAY, Decern I er 27th, 185S, and arrive ou hor second trip on Friday n.orning, tho 3oth. . The Silver Star will take excursionists, during tha above named trips front Evausville to Padnoahand all way points AT HALF FARE. - The Crescent City Brass Band will lie on board to snpplv tho excursionists with their swe t ttUiic. '..,,;-. GCS. FOWLER, dcc22-lw Captain. C "WBFJTO.V wVrJC ORIERF.D that the owners ot lots in Block No. '20, La"t. Enlargement, causa a plank sidewalk to be hud down in ffont of naid Biork, rnnuing along Sixth streut and between Walnut, and Chesuut, within :t( days alter the publication of this notice, aud in default thereof the Common Council will proceed to perform said ork, and tiio costs and expenses accruing thereby, will be assessed and collected by sale, of said property, or so much thereof as will satisfy said lien and costs. Bv order of lh Common Council. . decä-i-Wt A. LE5ICKE, City Cierk. . -, - Voiksbctocopy. .' . - . IMS. .f.V0.1, .tlA7tt CHANT TAILOR, Mitchell's Block, Main street, Evansville, Ind. Headquarters for elegant Clothing made to order. Gents' Furnishing Goods. rjf .nch as Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, t der in tho Very lit-st style and manner, at quick j term, small profits aud extensive sales. dec22 -si i 'i: m;RF. .- .v 30O BF.JVT1FUL M-d F.vergreet s of every variety. ami in fine or der, for sale at Z. U. COOK A SON'S. W .. JFFIES.IO UJRUEJLS Green Apples, in hue order, for sale at dec21 - J v z- H. COOK SON'S. & ORfSHV.fl. 1 BJRREZ SORUHl.n i-fa superior Quality, for sale at de,-22 i. H. COOK - SON'S. Jl -V. WJU IJir.-500 IIUVH Slt. in &o.m! C4H,iieraj7.. for sale at Acents prices. WHEELER k 11106.
AMUSEMENTS.
Macfarland's Metropolitan ' THEATER-APOLLO HALL. ! A. MACFARLAHIX i,..;.......Manager. P. C. CHENEY i i-Stage Manager. fully announce to the citizens of ÜYansville that be has leased the above ilall for a short season only, for the purpose of giving a series of first class Dramatic- Entertainments. i KaroWiU Beaofit of Miss SALLIE ST. CLAIK. Friday Evening, Dec. 21th. j FACTOBT GTRL.""""-" Mt6AGiBals..j......"iMi8S Sali.ie St. Clair. - After which the laughable Yankee interlu.li) of '' "".T ALIVE AKD KJCKIXG. , ftt conclude with tha Protean Farce of the ' U. i. !.-!-.;'.,! FAIBY STAB. ,- V In which MISS SALLIE ST. CLAIK. will personate Fire Characters and execute two Dances. Doors open at to 7 ; commence at TJj o'clock . Admission 60 cents; Gallery 25 cents. . decl8 JP$fßf Shingles; 60,0000 fee dressed Pine Flooring, the best quality ever sold in the vcity. - For sale, cheap, at the new. Lumber Yard, corner or Alain ana Eighth strseu. : EW ARRWJ& 150,000 YELLOW Poplar Shingles, 'just received at tha new Lumber Yard, corner of Main and Eighth Streets. ' fdee221 NEWBKBBY A CLEMENT. l.V.VP BJIfiH FOB 8JI,JB.3,000 W Gunny Bar for sale at HIRAM KELSON'S Auction Boom, corner Main and Third stre ets. dec22-lw ... BESEJVTS J-OR XITTIE FEOi PLE. We have just received a beautiful as sortment of Books for Children. There is nj gift so useful as a good Book. uecül DUlltLL VOSlNUTON. at HUGHES' Dry Goods store aud purchase a pair of these excellent Shoes which he has on hand for Children. If yon- like good Shoes, always get your snoes irom him. these Snoes will be much appreciated as Holiday Gifts. doc21-lwd ; wwoi.iusv aiFTsa jvice .. MM sort men t of Notions, suitable for Holiday presents, for sale cheap at HUGHES Dry Goods store. Gail soon. dec21-lwd UOJtB. 30 HR IIS. FJIR TO choice N. O. Sugar just received by doc21 WHEELER & BIGGS, Sil'.VIIRHiH 1 10 bills Copperas, 10 do Alum, 6 do Sulphur. 5 do Epsom Salts, 1 cask Dutch Madder, 2 cases prime Indigo, 2ö boxes Ext. Logwood, I cask Gum Camphor, NUTS 1 bbls H. G. Almondi, - 5 du S. 8. do. 10 do Brazil Nut. Just received and for aale very low by dec21 WHtELER .t BIGGS. TJr7Kt.Vfc JtII.Ori HE US WW just received by JACOB 81 R ALB, dec2f Nc. 40 Slain street. rgARESS HOOFS JiJ'H COJJL, SHO V -M vis just received by JACOB S IRAUB, dec2l) No. 40 Main street. l CM WHE JT FJLOVH 13 HJtlS Pi're for sale low bv dec TENNEY t SOEENSON ,S 3 rjSES JX'EW CROF, FOB sale by TENNEY & SOEENSON rjfE.t .' TEJ ! TE.t .' M 10 chests Imperial, Jf lb packages 10 do Y. Hyson, Xt do, 10 do Black. For sale low bv dec20 . TENNKY ft SOREXSON. g-HRISTMJS IS COJTtl.W CCIiy rants, Raisins, Citron and Orau berries, just received at Vickery Bros., where they k--ep a full assortment of all the luxuries as well a t .- x essariesoflife. Call at No. u2 Main tre!. ;imi -jxam-ine for y.-crselves. VICKLUi l.iiS. rsn EJ J TEJ! TEJ ! i ER E SU M. assortment of Black and Green, ju caests and caddies, for sale in quantities t r;t ui:r ,a.,eis at decllt Vit Ulli. . ,ui. II O M IJS- JJI HEJüSE. CIJcianati Hominy and Cheese iurt received at doclS VJOKERY BiUiS. ?T JT, ft E E LIJ JWIlJsS! Sil 20O kegs-imorteil, 60 do Brads, Finishing Nails, Casing Nails, Spikes ami Wrought Nails. Just received by decl8 CHARLES S. WELLS, 13 FirBt st. 19 VE W 4V W sale by BIC'E O S. TIERCES FOR E. GILBERT A CO. z T.VC WJ SB HO BUS SO 1IOZE.V for sale by 8. E. GILBERT ft X., declö Sycamore street, near Water. RESMIJRRirJZ, OF BOOTS f.V7 SHOES. We have just received, of our second purchase, 2M cases of BOOTS AND SHOES of varioas quslities. We have on hand one of tho liest stocks of Boots and Shoes ever brought to the city, embracing the best makes of New England manufactories. We have all kinds of Kip Bouts, müh Lip bark, $ide ttitchfd braced, and oak Uiuaed leather bottoms, and would mention the best manufacturers' names, whose makes we offer for sale, if it were not for posting op the Lealers where to get the best goods. The rii will find onr stock up ntnirt, on second floor, with no connection with the Dry Goods floor below except by a flight of stairs. We have no reiU to pay, and can sell just as cheap as though we had them in another House Wo have now a fresh stock of desirable goods, aud cordially invite the trade who want goods, to call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. declC KEEN ft TRESTON. ry I-VE tUt R a 5 BARRELS J. B. W Hallock's Illinois Cider Vinegar for sale. . This Quaker Viiugar is so sour, it will make a pig squeal to scratel against the barrel. For sale by KEENjfr PRESTON. ffRRIfJL OF FRESH OOOIta't mM have just received 375 packages of our second purchase of Fall and Winter Dry Goods Boots, Shoes aud Hats. Wo respectfully iuvito the Trade to call and examine our stock and prices. declö KEEN ft PRESTON. maw Fi as no nui.ns fob sale by S.Z. GILBERT A- CO. JTES-8 FRJILS, BEST qUJLIty, for sale low to close lot. declö S. E. GILBERT ft CO. rgiEa : tej ! teji M 6 hf chests common to extra choice Y. H., ft hf do do do do G. P., 5 hf do di . do do Imp., . 20 hf do do do do Hk.OoI'g. The above comprise all grades of each kiml. l'w have the best retail lot of Tea in the city, and only ask a call tocouviuce our friends ot the fact. Sanfples given with pleasure, hy docl5 Z. H. COOK A SON. R E .T .nt STJRII, E'CfllSH M 'retard. fjhoice olie fil. Curry Powder, Summer Savory, Broma, For sale bv Sweet Majoram, Ccoa Chocolate, ftc, Ac. 7.. H. COOK J: SON. fti0. 1 SAL.KO', . 1 MAtMC9f W erel. No. I Pickled IUrrii,K, Hn. 1 Scaled and Magdalen Herring. For sale bv ,deel5 Z. H. COOK ft SON. -W mILLI.J.Tl REE VE It, WHOLE WW SALE AND RETAIL GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE I Xo. 133 Posey's Block, EVANSVILLE, IND. DES" Goods delivered to any part of the city, free of charge. deel 4-1 y Iß O O R SFRIJV'GS SOMETHING new and jntt the thinq. Just opened at I dec!3 CHARLES S. WELLS. Evansville Commercial College, ; m0. 7, .VORTH FIRST STREET, I W EVANSVILLE, IND. This Institution pre- j sents every inducement to young men wishing lo , acquire a thorough practical knowledge of ItoulileEutry Book Keeping, as well as a general Business I Education. i This institution has been in successful ojieration ; for over live years. For Catalogues or other particular, call at the Rooms, or address r decl3-ly JEREMIAH BEHM, Principal. ! BESH CA.Y PEACHES, FRESH t.'nn Strr.,vlierries, Fresh Can-Quinces, Fresh Can Pears, Preserved vjuincos. Do Pears, Do Lemons, Strawlierry Jt.m, Brandy Limes, Do Peaches. d.-cl.". Fresh Can Green Gages, Preserved Pl ; 'ies, Do nm.Li. Io I-.ic i.:,ie. Orange ATs.ji-il.e- , Pear r'.i. For sale bv Z. H. COu'li a -..X. ' WffOLIIlAV! HOLIIIAV.'X ChristMS. mas and New Year is cominir, tlie Dry Goods at the store of WM. J. DEUBLLR, No 43 Main street, will be sold cheap for cash, together with the new arrival. Call and see. decln rWlO M O T HE B S IF VOU WILE M. consult your family physician you will learn from him that Dewees' Carminative is much hotter and safer to give infants than Batenian's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial or Paragoric. It will give instant relief from cholic or pain in the Stomach. We have the genuine article for sale. STODDARD ft THOMPSON, declO . Druggists, No. 17 Main st.
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BONA LH KISHBB........ ....THCHAS BOIXSS, Jtt. FISHER & BOLUSS, jrgRJSH FOUJYDEBS, FUVISHERS, MM Steam Pipe nnd Uas Fitters, corner of Pine and First streets, Evansville, Indiana. Kwpectfiilly assure tue public tnat any orders entrusted to their charge in 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 attention paid to Locomotive and Distillery work. Steam Gauges, Gas and Steam Pipes always ready-' ! uiguest market price, in casu. paid lor old uorper, Brass aud Zinc. decl3-lyd; !g BJ COFFEE ) 60 SJVKS tßW Flour, for sale wholesale or retail, decll OLMSTED & SABIN. MCJGB MEJT CVTTEBS .'-JUST ASP received assorted sizes. Also, Sansage Stuffers, at IdeclOl CLARLES S. WELLS. - IT IU ER MJVir-ES5, 6, 7 JJS'It 8 inch. Also, Butcher Steels, for sale low at dcclO CHARLES S, WELLS, 13 Firs st. ' O EATHO.yEEfitJS - 00 lbs fresh ground Sausage, - : o noien fcges. ' 300 fta New Honey.decll ' OLMSTED SABIN. flOVaUl .COUGH 1 COUGH I WE K-y wish to call the attention of persons afflicted with Coughs and Colds, to the fact that, Dr. Jack-. son's.Cough Syrup is superior to any and all tha quack nostrums that are offered for sale. It is made from a prescription furnislied by Dr. Jackson, of Philadelphia, eiio of the beet- physicians in this country. This Syrap has been Vd by thousand with the greatest benefit. Try one bettle, and you w i 1 1 al way a use it afterwards. For sale Ty .. . STODDARD THOMPSON, it declO --- Druggists, No. 17 Main.. , Ä KATES! SKJITE8 1 ! 200 pairs assorted, 25c to SI si pair. 50 pairs Skate Strans. For sale bv 7- P " i-. decll - . . - CHARLES'S. Wi'LLS -gJTABLES FOR FJMlJLf USE Md lo t doxen l:ggs, . 10 do Chicken. - ' !r : .WOttvs Strained Honey, i :"'"; : 30 bbls Apples,., i 100 bush do, . . t 20 ibs Butter, tSquirrels and Rabbits. Forsalebv declO OLMSTED ft SARIN. gTUTf A. VII .COUJSTV' OBIIERS LV WANTED-3-t'ntU the first -day of January, 1859, I will take City Orders at 03 cents, aad until the first day of March, 1Ü53, will take County Orders at par for Dry Goods or old debts. dec! SAM. EMBICU, i9 Main street. TfhETEHMIJS'EII TO CLE J It THE MW Hooks, as no one has now any reasou to complain of not having bad enough time fir settliug their accounts 1 will, on the first day of April, 1S.VJ, offer and sell to Iba highest bidder 11 Book accounts made previous to January. 1858, if they are not paiu or saiiHiacioi ity seiucu oy mill time. decS SAM. EMB1CH.4S Main street. dfLMH TRI. ff .M IJS 'fJ S I HAVE S just received a lot which raimnt lie I teat iu L-eiuty or pricu. . SAM. FMBICH, deci - No. 40 Main atreot. " jTIUBlSTMJtS ! CHRISTMAS t AS everybody expects a presenton the holiday, twill be well to remember that SAM. EMBICH has been receiving a large assortment of Duv Goons and Notions which are very suitable for presents, which lie is selling very cheap forcaeh! dec9 . . L R I 'E I'OW'S .I-ort E iL L FEB19 sons owning or interested in land adjoining the following described tract, era hereby notified that on the 4th day January, 1859, the County Surveyor of Vanderburgh County will proceed to run the lines and perpetuate the corners of all that part of Fractional Section Fifteen lu Township Seven, South of range Ten West, in the Viucennes land district, owned by JOHN MILLET. dec8-3wd ' fjtOCTHEBJS- FRUIT, Ke., Kc, 2000 Oranges, . . . 10 boxes Lemons, -100 Pine Apples, - 10 bunches Bananas, , 1 bbl Texas Pecans, - . 3 frails Almonds, . 1 da Brazil Nuts, 200 lbs Figs. Just received this dav bv decS Z. II. COOK ft SOX. m NOTICE OF IMF OR TAJCE.'Jnt mi w received, a new stock of Dry Goods. and for sale cheap for cash, at WM. J. DEUBLER'S, declO No. 43 Main street. If mOLLIS'GS WORTH V MM Uli EH J&M have received another shipment of desira le QUE EN SWA RE, GLASSWARE, CHINA Tri A SETTS, ftc. Ale., fltiiiu a i-Hriitlv ,.f nr.... 1 nu.f-..r articles suitable for presents lor ihe lib.yS.' CalVf and si-e at No. 2Ü First street. dec8-lmdw HoLLlNGSWORTII Jt BRO Tt HER JfVJ fE 8 5 O II OX EJ assorted, from 5 to 12 inch, just received. i dec8 GEO. S. SOSiXTAG. rWVS PLATE, SUXET I ROW fc M 50 boxes Coke Tin, 100 do f'harcralTin, M do Hoofing Tin, 100 bundles assorted Mieet Iron, 10 pigs Block Tin, ' 50 bundles assorted Wire. Alsi Copper Bottoms and Sheet and Bar Copper on hand and for sale by SAMUEL ORR. C'MItlSTlAN KUATZ , 'H MULM AX. 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. ' Ttiraaing Machines, otc. EVANSVILLE, IND. ' rgWE PROPRIETORS OF TUE CITY FOLTSM. dry beg leave to inform their friends and the public in general, that they are prepared to do all kinds of ' MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK, and everything appertaining to tha Foundry business. Tbej are manufacturing Stkam Enuiks and Boileks of any size aud power required. Saw Mill Machinery und Mill Gearing of any size ; Distillery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, GunU uiing Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills, Horsepowers, Coru-shellers, Machinery of allKiuds made and repaired. Iron and . Brass Castings of' every description, Iron Housefronts, Cellar Grates, Ac. Cooking aud Heating Stoves of the fetes- tarproved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons,-Ac. BREW ERS, DISTILLEAS, RECTIFIERS, Ac, , Supplied with every description of Copper and Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Bcfrigerntora, Attemporators, Sparges, Slillheads and Worms on an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills, Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, fte.; Copper. Lead and Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every variety, for beer, spirits, oil, Ax.: Brass Cocks aud Valves, Steam Whistles, frc . r Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work ami do' repairs on Steam Boilers. Cornier und "Shunt Iran Work, arc . - i . OLD METALS BOUGHT.' ' i ' . Thoy are dealing in and selling Allen's Improved Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes aud T' hing, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smut Machine, Stephen Hughes' Flour Separators, German Bolt- J IngClolh, Gum Elastic Belting, Packing, Hose, f-c.,' 1 f Ihe lnt kind; TinnlHU. Shot Iron. Block Tin. Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spoiler, Fire Brick. - They havo every facility of tho bust Machinery aud workmen, aud will give nil work entrusted to them, their individual attention, filling orders promptly, wsrroiitiiiic their woHs, w4 iu tw,tlrtiror with reasonable prievs. ' t&V Ottiee and SaleRonm i, No. CO Main street; Fonndry, Boiler Yard and Machine Shop on Pino street, between First and Second streets, Evansville, Indiana. dec7 AiJAL JlOl'SW boll-sale aud retail, at doc7 C. S. WELLS, No. 13 First street. AflRAIX SCOOPS AXI COAL SHOVELS Full W assortment constantly on hand and for sale by dec7 C. SWELLS .L'.VD(ES American Slates," "'. " Vf val School - do new articles,, Slate and Cedar Pencils, - Purcussion Caps (5 kinds,) Butcher Knives and Steels, Carving do, Blacking, (Butler's brand.) - ? Locks and Latches, (Eastern prices,) Butts and Screws, Tacks and Sparables, Curry Combs and Horse Cards, ' " Augers and Gimblers. ' Pficket Books and Prrrfmonaies, : Needles, (Sew'g, Knit'g, Darn'gft Sack'g) Pocket Combs and 1 himbles, German and French Harps. Japanned Tinware.full assortment. ' In short, everything usually kept by Hardware' men, at Cincinnati prices. C. S. WELLS. - dc7 Jiit. l:j First street. 3 mil b Aln fLOW HANDLES in store and for sale by dtx7 SAMUEL ORB. WMLATEOUM SCALES. Scale Beams, Counter JE and Tea Scales, Steelyards, patent Hnlanees, at I e-7 - - - ; ..... t.V-t. WKLLS. mmAILS.HOO MEGS A SSO UTE II W BT sizes. TIMOTHY SEED. . M a 100 bush, prune new. For sale bv f " 'It21 . . ORR, DAZELL 4 Co. U S !SA Irs.'.' 1 case Rowland's Mill Snws," 5 J' 1 case Cast Steel , do . do, 1 do Rowland's C. S. Cross Cut do, ?5 dozen Hand. Panel and Rip do, 25 do Wood Saws (framed.) Also, Tenon, Compass and Web Saws, at dec7 O. 8. WELLS, No. 13 First street. SADA doc7
HEED OA TS 50 bushels for sale by ORB, DALZELL CO.
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TITE OT3VTÄ! KELIABLK PAPER, EYANSVILLE DAILY' JOURNAL.! MyojYTMIJIJG, EVER I' IU ,C S-J full ncd noeurata reporta of the state of thei? Markeßaiid the very Litest current news of the day. ---tXTHrT NEWS j Furnished to (tb Associated, Press is promptly labf before the Rf4deVs of the' JotKxau' i OXE AND A HALF DAYS IN ADVANCK! wf tUe CincMiBati-papera. -...j.-- .,- A u exciting Sessisn of Congress j ht-'now be-f, lug rh. ll, 1 and al) eBxiuuB to hear' elaborate roports of tha proceedings, should avail themselves of this opportun ty, and subscribe for Tax Jocxnal. The terms tor the DAI LX JOURNAL are $3 00 per yeu , and $2 SO for (ix months, ix advaäc ; or I 1.0 cents per week, if iid to the Carriers. 1 A careful summary of the doinga of tha Legislature wHl ;b Made tip for' every paper. In' shortra rondenscd view cf all that is geing on in the Uuiyerse, will .be furnishedr our. readers every day. ?-' . ;-jjwi.Ja iiit-A IVvt decS i jflol L. ( WAJS 4 casks Coil C&ain, assorted, for, - L- ( MHeiad ether, purpoeta, . For aale eon-, UtantlybyA w.n , Ä -08. WILLS, i J.XEXX JiOOK TOOTU CROtiS CUT SA U S, ai ays on band and tor sale by " : . decT CS,. WELL8, No. 13 First street. - mVäW iuHK Äfc'iriYtf A SD PACSIXQ CO.! w - I am ntfirt- fsr-this Premium Belting aud Packimr. ' Good ttmHc -eonstantlv. and sold as low as other makers, while the above Company make the t.i j wa. aiiaiir ii an, nminci dec7 " O. 8. WELLS, No. 13 First street. S ' Leiter Copying Books,. . . Good assortment constantly on band and for tale; by i '.r-f ..C-S. WELLa, No. 13 First street. (6UQ'L JlXD iOA'tJS hTANDS (Beautiful patterns,! -Steel Fire- Setts Stands, beautiful patterns. A few more-left and more expected. Also Brum head Shovels and Tongs, Iron : do - do iy n do, . -. ..Pokerat Cinder Shovels, tc., 4o- For sale by ,t C. 3. WELLS, No. 13 First street. 1 &'S A St' ?EB TnV yiUA QE ULACh'S.Vll H Jf 6n fee i oxhihitipn nt - ' ' , dec7 , DOBELI A CONYNGTON'8. rOVISritlE WESTE0 FARMERS' LMAMJ nac for 15.51', at . -decT, x ff '.1' n D0BELI CONYNGTON'8. ATiAPH I. CAPS I CAPS l E0B CHBISTLy MAS A large and splendid assortment Caps, for men and boys, Safest styles, just received per Express by ' VAÜT1ER ft MABCONNIER, dec7 - . No. 39 Main street. I&cxdriest- .- - -- , 3 50 bags prime Coffee, 10 tierces Bice, 2.1 Imxos Starch, ' 4) boxes Star Candles, 70 boxes RaUius, . 50 boxes Soap, 20 Ikxos Ciotliee Pins, 50 dozen Brooms, 50 dozen Wnshbonrdsj 60 drums Figs, 10 boxes gr'cd Coff.e, 30 dot Bed Cords. For 'sale by- OKK, DALZELL 4 CO. CfUKDlllES Split Pea,"- ' Pearl Barley, Pickled Herrlnc'T. Hominy. 50 sacks su( r. Flour, Butter Firkins, 1 Wrapping T'ui no, Market Baskets, . Loaf Sugar, ' M. B. Raisins, Pickels, -" Baking Powders, For Bale at Almonds, Pepier Sauce. .. Mustard, i Tomato Catsups, 4o. OLMSTED Jt SABIN'B. TWlwOOWOUK roR JSVGUIEti ANV HA(xWW ONS A complete assortment of Hubs. Felloesy Sjwkes, Shafrs, Bows, Ac. for sale by doe i SAMUEL ORR. V(O.W'Ty.V .YEW v t 30"X choice Buckwheat. Elour, s '2i10 bnsbels Pennsylvania pats. T Just received and for sale l v dot:6 TICKEBY BROS. U K.US.V A.YIi A.EM OJVII S & W for sale chosp, to close consignment, at , dec6 , , VICKERY BBOS. El 12 8 If JT Fresh Peach. PEACHES 300 CAJVS -s received on consignment aud for sale by deel TRESTON BROS. B II HE II MOSS tin HAIES FOR M. aale, to arrive, by S. E. GILBERT ft CO., dcc2 Sycamore street, near Water. "Ti: ll I TE USHBO WHOLE A.YII W W half barrels, best quality, for sale by ilec2 8. E. GILBERT ft CO. BTMRE RACKER 0 BOXES OF M'- Gold ChiT for Halebv - dec if IS: GILBERT ft CO. -'ST1 , I'ORH .FACKERSr-lOOO Alum Mima hue frder, for sale by SKH. lieel SAMUEL ORR. v5 cessore to. Hallocky Stoddard, wholesale deal ers in Drugs, Cliemh-nia, Oils, Paints, Glass, Glass- ' ware, Ac, have juttt received large additions to their stork, ami arc now prepared to furnish Physicians and Storekeepers with eery article in their line, at reduced prices. Having made purchases excluively tor cash, and by the package, can offer Inducements to buyers greater than ever before. Also, a large anil ynried assortment of DAGUERRF.OTYPB AND AMBROTYPE STOCK, consisting of 'anlerne. Chemicals, Cases, and every article reijnired by artists. We also niauntactiire 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. . -v Orders from Artists and Storekeepers promptly atteuded to, at the same prices as though they attended persiually. , Particular attention paid to packing and forwarding promptly. s . STODDARD A THOMPSON, deel ,'..:.. . No. 17 Main street. PC Aft gh EBS. CHOICE CHEESE 9 HM "W so bnshels Sweet Polatocs, ' 500 do Irish do. In store and for salo by ' dei-6 : ''.'"''' ! TICK ERY ROS. M.10B SPOBTSMEJWAUST BEM ceived .'1 1 dozen superior Rifles, - . 2 do double-barreled Shot Guns, '- ,, 3 do .single do . do, ". 1 do , Itevolvcrs, asa'd makers, 1 ' . do ' Pistols, ; ' do it, . 2 feroRS Gun Wads, asB'd.:,' 2.A"00 Perrnwlnn Caps. , . . , Shut Belts, Pouches, Powder Flasks. ', Sesldes a Marge variety of Gun TrlmmingV '..Wi , GEO. 8. SONNTAG. lEAXOIIIL.E EtrxrrHlESTE'.'Yi. 9 derloins, Sausage Meat, 1?iaro Bibs, Vfa'jttfiar,. c, ' ' ii eeij Uil,y. ioi BHiu tti yur A gin '.US' comer Lcicu-it street and Upper Market. dec3 ' GEORGE F0STE R ft I
KTS,AYTE1IJI. C. KELLER - WIl&w W pay cash for City Orders for a few days only." ."all at No. 32 Main street. -1 dacl-lm ,
j - . , f CfrECOJYI STREET MEAT 0HOF pAJJEBEM.IAU BONN haa opened a Moat Shop ) ohf3ejmSireot, near Main, ami opposite Kev. Mr. ' M'8are"a' fJbairch lor the accommodation of his f - ,l"""nen' ''""ÄL"'8 winteT. He will keep on hand at all hours, XroSS'the close" of the morning market ""evening, a supply or the choicest Meats, which ne c'" fV,"'t fhe purses and tastes of every clasa of buyers. ' J? b-avu3 theinordesaat tha shon. -lamilios will tVet Heir Meats selected for then: and sent to theitjioiises. , Ha will keep a supply of superior Lard for family use, and he put-, up Sausage Meat, which ha "' warrant to be made In a -mn-r nof ro on.Jd Uhc most fastidious housewile. nov30-tf 1iTA.'tl EH 0.l?. ZLYHEBr-JVE U '- o BERG CLEMENT liave broke down tha old Fogie prices of Pine Lnr iber, and will continue to Keep them oown. They have now on hand over l,0ii,wio fe-t of all kinds, which mnst be (old by the 1st of April next, to make room for anew stock ( ia tba Spring. Onr stock now is fu.'l and complete I and well seasonod, and we can, will, and do sell j lower than ever before. Kemembertha new Lumber I Yard, corner of Main and Eighth -streets, Evanaville, Indiana. - nov30 5gmtfm a a, y si of iiela ware WlftdnsfAKa.!,, j Burning Fluid, - - .: '7" ' . . .. Pino Apple Cheese, ' . . . i t-itron, . -v ji a Cranlierries, 'i ' r. . - . v Raisins,-. , j"' " . " " Buckwheat' Flotuv -ft , Onions, Pumpkins j and Potatoes, t For sale at nov3 ' Z. H. COOK 4 SON'S. , fVHTEHS K HOIIGE, (Successors ' -5 to K. S. Howard J Ili-ct-iving. Forw.ixding and ' Commission Merchants, No. 1 Water street, near ;ain, Evausville, Indiana. Kür Liberal advances made on consignments to ' New Orleans. , K. C. RLAVGHTF.B...b. G. KLAl'UTLB... WM. HOlMJE, Jll. nov30-lyd MXEA 'fAPEB, iVBAPPI.YG PA- . M pea: and Bonnet Boards S00 bundles for aale by ' - , S. E. GILBERT ft CO., nov27 ' Sycamore street near Water 9jns AXlilÜLASS UKCEIVED V w per steamer 'Moderator" - v 30 kegs 3d Nails, ,, ' r ' 40 do 4d do; j 40 do d do; : I - 0 .lo 10,1 do; . .. C ' ' 20 do 12d do; . . 15 do VA do; 25 do 2ud do; 4Ö0 boxes 8x10 Glass; r,0 do 10x12 do; 20 do Ea 10x14, 10x15 aud 10x1. . For sale cheap by WHEELER ft R1GGS. novS3 No. 47, Cor. Firrt and Sycamore sts.