Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 120, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 December 1858 — Page 2

recite the reasons which led the Legislature

to the conclusion that an emergency exieU for the immediate taking effect of this act. The old constitution permitted the Legislature . to put a law - in - force in case of emergency, from and after it? passage.-1 Under that constitution! the Supreme Court decided that : the" Legislature tras the sole; judge of the emergency. The practice was not to declare the existence of an emergen- I cy, but simply to declare the act in" forcei from and after it3 passage. The new constitution diQer3 from the old only in this, that the emergency which exists must be declared in the act. Now, what is this? The fact that an emergency exists, or the reasoning by which the conclusion is gained that the emergency does exist ?: Clearly not the latter. For then it would follow that the courts would have the power to review those reasons and judge of their sufficiency. But the courts have nothing to do with the reasons which induce the Legislature to ptissalaw; and as little have they to do with the reasons which induce the Legislature to conclude that an emergency exists for the immediate taking effect of any given act. To this point I desire to read two or three passages from the opinion of Judge Stuart inj the case of Beebe vs. the State. He says: "The subject, necessity. policy and expediency of. a law are matters of legislation." '.What a law cbould embrace involves questions of policy more properly legislatire than judicial. Whether an act is politic, or expedient, or necessary, is not the question with which the courts have anything to do." " This court has, therefore, no duties outside of the constitution ; and surely none of a legislative character conflicting with the expres3 letter ofthat instrument. Court are not to array their own reason against that of the Legislature. VTe cannot declare an act valid because it conflicts with our opinion of policy, expediency, or justice." It has been said that the Supreme Court ' has decided this point against the view which I have just presented. This is a mistake. This point has not been directly decided by that Court under the present constitution. An intimation ha3 been given in the case of Hendrickson vs. Hendrickson, Cth Ind. E, ' art. 15, which sustains the view I have taken. It is as follows : "The Constitution, Sec. 28, article 4, provides that ' no act shall take effect until the same shall have been published in the several counties of thi3 State, by authority, except in cases of emergency, which emergency shall be declared in the preamble, or in the body of the law.' '.' It is hardly necessary to say that the declaration of emergency hero contemplated could not be taken by implication ; it must be expressly declared, in substantial conformity to the requirement of the constitution. It is therefore obvious that the declaring an act in force at a future day, as in this case on the first day of August, 1856, is no declaration of emergency, but simply fixing a distant : period with a view of giving sufficient time for the act to be published and circulated by authority." I In this view of the subject I ask the authors and friends of this bill why they will persist in retaining an obnoxious and useless recital in the sixth section? ' 'Where is the necessity of placing the gentleman from Floyd and myself in the position of enemies to this bill. For just so surely as you re tain this section as it is, just sosurely will we vote against the whole bill. e are not only willing, but anxious, to vote for a bill. which, by the wisdom of its provisions, will forever shut out all possibility of re-enacting the disgraceful scenes of the last session. v e are wining to sav that an .emergency does exist for the immediate taking effect of this act. For we hold it to be true that the State should at all times have some such law to guiird the disorder which might arise from the death, resignation or incapacity' of it her one or both ot the senators tocontinua in the service of the State. Were any principle nt. stake with the friends of this section in maintaining it as it is, I would not ask thm to surrender it. But I have shown you that no possible good can come to you from retaining1 it. While surrendering it you relieve the gentleman from Floyd and myself from apparent hostility to a measure otherwise right in itself, and likely to be henefi4'ial in its results. The work on-the Victoria bridge at Montreal, Canada, has been pushed forward so energetically that the bridge will probably be-opened for traffic in October, 1859, instead of Jan. 1, 1,100, in accordance with the contract terms. The past 'season 3,281 men were employed in its construction, including 450 men employed at the Canada Works, Birkenhead, in melting the' tubes. Fire steamer, C.I barges,. 21 Vow'3," and .27 terry and row-boats, 142 ' horses, 3 locomotives, 17 pumping, hoisting, and stationary, enginei, 2 rivet making machines,' aud 2 riveting machines, were cmployod ou the work. The total length of the bridge over the St. Lawrence is two miles, less 150 feet. It is iron nod tubular, and consists of 23 i'pnns of 242 ftet each, and one iu the centre of 330 feet. The spans are terminated on each side by causeways terminating in abutments of solid m asonry, 240 feet long and 90 feet wide. The northern causeway is 1,400 feet long, and that on the south TOO fret. The bridge is being built for the' use of the Grand Trunk Railway through Canada. When completed, it will be Aw. gigantic wovk of the continent. ' BgA clerk-in one of the Departments at Washington was recently removed because he refused to contriluitu money "to influence the State elections. Ha was employed uuter Frof. Torrey, who refused to sanction the removal, and has appealed to tho President, who holds the case under advisement. If he approves the removal, he condemns his own letter written to the Fort Duquesqe Committee ; if he condemns it, he justifies the clerks iu refusing for the future, to be taxed aa they have been, to carry on elec- -tions; and what is the party to do for want ofthe fund, thus raised? Which, way I iura la woe.'"'' '' 1 ' .'; ' . .. - . . ru iiwi w W .iCeu ciio-actpment in the course of the nrepent mouth at the Broadway Theatre, New York, and Mrs. Sinclair advertises that she is prepared to fulfill an engagement.: The gossip . , i i -u-t-. rj m ntVipv trnnlo tili nn::l mil t v fA Mr P.Hrrjr, Forrest and Mrs Catharine. Sinclair- living tocether once more as man and wife. . .. ' -1 B5y The Cbarlottsville. (Vn.) -Advocate says: The demand for slaves exceeds any- . thing we ever before witnessed in this conntry. The prices given are enormous. . From $1,200 toSl.äOö for men, and from $1,000 to. f 1,300 for women, are the limits in which have knownslaves sold inlthe last few da 3. , . : ..; I. ß2 The citizens of Hartford,, on- 5ionday, refused, by a vote of 659 yeas by 1,181 ;nays, to appropriate $300 from the public treasury for the benefit of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum. 't ::;: 1 B-The Secretary of the Treasury -Iii a.tirortiseil f.-r iwnnnmk tri lie received until .fc.uti, nf .in ovt f,. loo.rnFSlfL,iftrt fr ..I Is June lan . , i

EVANSVILLE, IND.

TUESDAY-MORNING.. ...DECEMBER -23 i Mr, Blytbe'si Speech. tV'e publish this' morning .Mr. Blythe'a speech on the Senatorial bill, which was finallylost in the House for want ofthe Totes of Jlr. Davis, from Floyd, aud Mr. Blytho. W were mistaken in the supposition that the bill had lieen passed in the House over the Governor's veto,'and that the U.S. Senators had been elected under it. They were chosen under the joint resolutions introduced by Mr. Cravens,' and passed after the loss ofthe Senatorial bill. The position of tho newly elected Senators will not appear as strong elected in this irregular manner under a temporary joint resolution, as if made under a regular constitutional enactment, designed to fix a rule for proceeding in for the future. ' - Many will lament that Mr. Bly the felt it his duty to assume a position that defeated so important a law one that we have learnt, from past difficulties, to be needed to preserve the constitution from factious outrages and the State from anarchy. It is to be regretted that the two Old Line Whig members could not themselves have been influenced by the considerations which they ad dressed to the Republican members to yield to their demands for a modification of the Sixth Section. The Bill is admitted by Messrs. Davi3 and Blythe to be an essential one for the peace, welfare, and security of the State, one which, ''by the wisdom of its provisions, will forever shut cut all pos sibility of re-enacting the disgraceful scenes of the last sessions." They ask to have ouly " an obnoxious .and useless recital " stricken out one which, "were there any principles at stake in maintaining ft as it i3 they would hot aik its friends to surrender. Theywere willing to say that an emergency does exist for the immediate taking effect of tho act; and they " hold it to be true that the State should have at all times some such law to guard the disorder that might arise from the death or incapacity of Senators." But because an obnoxious and useless reci tal, that involved no principle, wa3 retained, these gentlemen unfortunately deemed it their duty to threaten, and to execute the threat, of voting against and defeating a lawthe enactment of which the safety and peace of the State demanded. II ltconkl navo .been so trivial a matter to give up the Useless recital, there could have been no grave objection to let it pass If it were useless and involved no principle, its retention -was harmless. It was simply a pwee of partizan folly, which a wise legislator, looking to the essential interests and permanent welfare of the State, wonld have overlooked. . There are many, too, who will dissent from the views iu the speech, that the ex paste proceedings of the U. S. Senate, and its decision made without proof of the facts and without a reason assigned for its judgment, is a finality, and that there is no pow er on earth to reverse it . The Senate of the United States, neither in its judicial or leg islative character, is'not supreme over law, the constitution, and right. The power of the Senate, and that of idl of iu co-onli-nates combined, cannot confer the rights and immunities of a U. S. Senator where they have not been legally and constitu tionally contsrred by the people. It is a gross an&violent usurpation to attempt to bestow' them where the people, have not legally granted thoHi. If the Senate can become a mob, by attempting to expel Senator Douglas, or any other constitutionally electM Senator, by turning him from the Senate 'Chamber in disregard of law, the constitution and right, it becomes as much a lawless mob when It receives intoits chamber and clothe3 with the power 'and privileges of Setiatora, men who have never been elected by the Stata to such - honors mid trusts. If the' Senate bo degraded by its. gross violations of law and right, to the character of a mob, whose .acts are to be .disregarded in one cu.se, they must, for the same reasons, be rnuMe-red as nullities iu tho other.There aid ninny good eitüeus who feel a devout reverence-for the majesty aud sanctity of law, and who, like Mr. Blythe, are ready to asseverate, that they will by no act of theirs, weaken the power ofthat law, or tarnish its purity and mnjegty, yet feel no respect for a resolve of the Senate so flagitious aud outrageous, that those who passed it, hud not tho hardihood or ingenuity to offer one plausible reason in justification r extenuation of it. Acts under the forra3 of law, thsvt outrage known facts and the acknowledged rights of the people, destroy respect for all law, and the perpetratow of these assanlts upon its majesty are them selves the most destructive anarchists. The Senate itself has been the scat of rebellion against the' purity and supremacy of the ' law in this iustance. A Mr Bmh t it j the boundeu r ' "7 of every, member of the Legislature to do what hi conceiiti fo le right, and leave ' consequences to take .care of themselves." Aöoue, he savs, can escape from this rc i " ) 1 r it tij evident that we have no legally, and : constitutionally elected Senators-if the C - -S. Senate has clothed two preteudeTS with ; Senatorial immunities to whom the people j of the State has given no such rights, it was ! the dutv ofthe Legislature aud the obli- ; aration rested, according to Mr. Blythe, upon every individual member, to go into an election oT Senators aud "leave the consequences to take care of themselves;'.' leave the Seaate of ihe" United States to right its own wrong acts or not, as the spirit of faction and anarch v. or a regard for the constitu tional rights pf the States might rule it appears to us that it is difticalt to per- ! a t,- Pnitoii St.i,a Spn. : . .i ' , . "'c Siluu J"8"'"-'' Htional inquest upon the otticuu condnct

ofthe President of tho United States, and i

formally condemned, him;" and ' afterwards j reversed its judgment and expunged its own records can now be precluded by a lawyer's , ' ; - , technicality from re-considering a resolution j I adopted without proof of facts, aud upon exparte arguments, which admitted two . pretenders to Eeats, to which it is now obvious they have no legal or righful claim. Every judicial act performed by the Senate doe3 not erect it for tho time being into a judicatory and render ita'dicisions res ad judicata. It is only when assembled p.3 a court of impeachment that it can assume the infallibility of a judicial tribunal of the last resort, and declare its judgments irrevocable. Murder In Posey County. The New Harmony Advertiser says : On Tuesday night TVm. Coswav, accom panied by his son, on returning from Blairsville, stopped at the hou3e of Oscar Farrell in Spnhgneld, and while there, concluded to have something to drink. Young Cosway went out to get ä bottle of whisky and on returning found his .father in a dying condition, his head having been split open apparently with an axe, and Farrcil and his wife nowhere to be found. Medical aid waä obtained, but while the physician was dress ing the wound on the head, the uniortunate victim expired. It was afterwards discovered that the murdered man was shot, in addition to being struck on the bead, as a bullet wound was found in the thign, though young Cosway did not hear the report of a gun while absent, and at most was only about threo hundred yards from the house iu which the murder was committed. It is not known what - provoked the deed. The two men were partners and both addicted to drink ; Cosway, however, was a good natured, inoffensive man, bearing a good character generally, and had been a resident of this county for the past twenty-seven years, while Farrell is quarrelsome, and reported to be a bad man. As far astwe have heard the perpetrator of the bloody deed had not baen arrested. A Hobbiblk Death. An abandoned woman in Indianapolis, who nppeais to bave been a wretched outcast, was takca by some drunken men ou Wedaesday night to a slaughter liouw, and they all went to sleep together on the floor close in front o the furnace used in rendering lard. Sometime during the night, the exact hour not being known, her clothes caught firo from the furnace and burned entirely off her, injuring her so terribly that she died, it is thought, almost instantly. From her knees to her head sho' was shockingly burned. Eer face was also burned till her tongue swelled and protruded from her mouth. The corpse is a horrible spectacle. Her drunken paramours were unable to do anything to stop the burning. The Last Act of the Legislature. The bill for creating a new board of Sinking Fund Commissioners did not reach the Senate after it passed the ITouse; so t Iiis scheme for getting possession of the public money forja political corruption fund is effectually dead, as by a resolution of the Senate the unfinished business of the extra session cannot be taken up where left off nt the regular session. Everything must he begun anew. A bill continuing thn present board of Sinking Fund Commissioners in office until the first Monday in April, 18!S0, passed both Houses. It originated in the Senate, and efforts were made by Blythe, Davis, Turpie, and others In the House to amend it, iu order to remove constitutional objections. It was contended that provision, must be mnde for the extrusion of ha term of theoihVe3 themselves, a3 well as for tho term of the incumbents. 1 The Senate refused to, concur. The House refused to recede. Committees of conference were appointed, and tho House, Blytho and Davis protesting, concurred in their recommendation tu accept the bill in in original shape. A bill vesting iu the assignees of the Branche ofthe Bank of the State of Indiana the right to enforce, in their oivn name, tho possession and enjoyment of all aets of such Branches, aa passed. It wa-: introduced iu the. Senate at 2 P. M., read a hrst, second, and third time, under a suspeuslon of the rules, and passed ; was sent to the House by 3 o'clock, and in fifteen minutes parsed that body. Stwi Summary, g..Tom liver claims that Ileeuau i-j rthcr fast in challenging Morrissey for the championship. Hycr buvs he c'arn3 thft belt and will always do so till fairly conquered. In nddition ho says he will accept, Mr. Ilecnan'a challenge for $1,000, and should his engagement with Mr. llcounn prove successful, as ho has no douht it will, he proposes to fight any man in th world for the Bauie nniount twice over. Tgf, " Vrhan a stranger treats me with want of respect," said a philosophic poor man, " I comfort myself with the reflection that it i3 not myself that he slights, but my old shabby coat and hat, which, to shv the truth, have no particular claim to ad miration. So if my hat and coat choose to fret about it, let thein, but U is nothing to me." . g"The editor ofthe Cur.iral It.dryeiul.at says, " the words of women are mure intoxicating than trine, and dattr." Jones sriya that it ia so. It cosU him 10 every time his wife calls him ;i My Dear,' while nothing less than $20 is deemed an equivalent for " Her Dear Hubby," jywThere is a rumor'from Iruluud of the possibility of the abolition cf viceroyalty. The superstitious belief that the time has come, because the saloon in which the portraits of viceroyalty is hung is full, and there is uot room for another. tggIt is said that opium eating is inci eas- . ing to a fearful extent in New York city. Certain nervous lawyers, and even judges, resort to opium eating as a stimulus thus demonstrating that the race of fools is not as yet extinct, nor likely to be shortly. Temperance street meetings are now being held in Indianapolis. The same cit y haa been honored with a visit from the redoubtable Benicia Boy. . ggBrighani Young is said to be worth $3,000,000, besides having control of all the j church property iu Utah. The latter ex- i j ceeds in value all the rest of property in the I Territory. BffluA woman,. trUarjred W i 1 !l 1 1 irt 111 Ii t .liAl of her neice, a cirl ofseveuteeo, is in custot iy at Hoo?toiv Texas.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

-wverreen'8, ere it anii or.Bid NAMENTAL TREES AT AUCTION t Will be ;jid on WEDNESDAY, 29th inst., at 10 o'clock A RI . ft. urtlAnriiri nnl 1 Arttnn nf fimamant&l Evar. greea Trees, embracing Pi aus, Sylvestris or Bcotck , i i : . . T , i' Ti Tj.,1.:-..-Fir, American Arbor vitss, Swedish Juniper, Ac. Also, about 50 Dwarf Pears in variety; öUO Grape t , . l . . onn I J 1, rberrles, a variety warranted never to mildew, bnt a full and constant bearer. The above collection is from the nurseries of J.C. Ferris & Co., Pleasant Bidge, near Cincinnati, O., aud will be sold at the Auction Booms of 5. KELSON, corner Third and Main street, on Wednesday, at above named. The Trees ar now ready for Inspection. '- dec28 Z. H. COOK & SOS. W.XBJE8H ARRIVAL OF HATS AN'JJ JSL CAPS 75 cases Just received of oar second purchase for Fall and Winter trade, from the best manufacturers of New Tora. - - We now bave an hand a good assortment of all kiDds and qualities of Fnr Soft Hau ; Wool Eats and Caps fer men and boys, of various kinds, including Kossuth, Hungarian, Euana Vista, WideAwake, Young America, Claret .Empire. Mount Veruon, Smoke, Artist, Excelsior, Bengal Plaid, Smoke Caseimer, Havelock, Lucknow, Maro Castle and Mud Sill styles, aud 611k brown and black. Petersham, Cloth and black Velvet Caps and Turbans of various shapes, which makes eur stock complete again for the fourth time, 1S58, and we cordially inrite the Trade to call and examine before making their purchases. K. B. This stock is imporltd, not from the other side of the Atlantio but from this aids, that is from Xeu York to Evaamile, Ind. dec2ä KEEN & PBESTOH. JtBSS ÜO Oil 8. MESH JBBlval iust received. Merinos, assorted colors; Coburg's do. De Laines do. ; Coburg Bobes, Calico Kobes, side-striped Bobes of various colors and qualities. Velvet side-stripod da., Bowedier Bobes of assorted qualities and colors, Foil da Cbsvres, Opera Cloths, Bobes, A. Qullle's, colored and black Alpaccas. For sale low by decd KEEU & PBESTOS. 91 Ltii CM HB SÄÄT.V-6 CASES -AJP of various qualities Bleached shirtings just received and for sale low by dcc23 KEES t PBESTON. miHESU COU-8TWO COWS Calves for gale low by dec2S KEEN & PBESTON. JTXJ .VwV i 8 SALES JVZ caea of plain and twilled red, do. white, plain vellow, and figured Flannels, just received aud for sale low by KEEN & PBESTOS. 3 H M .V T 81 3 t8E9 WJBMOVS -O. brands new style Prints just received and for sale low by KEEN & PEESTON. &.Y J ri'Ji TS. 1 Ü CASES OM? VABIm ous qualities and colors plain and twilled Satinets just received and for sale low by dec-28 BEEN A PBESTON. SPECIAL NOTICE Of OM880LV3 TIUN. Tho limited partnership between Na than Bowley and Francis Amory in the coal mining business was dissolved in the 24th December iust. Nathan Bow lev is authorized to settle all the debt of the concern, and collect all debts due for coal delivered. NATHAN BOWLEY, der28-3t FBANCIS AMOBY. M. BAItTOjyS ROCHESTER) COOPEIi TOOLS A No. 1 roods ; and also Patent V. Crozes just received and lor sale by dec2S JACOB STRACB, 40 Main Btreet. 4-IOLVMBC8 TBE88 HOOJ8ALL sizes just received by JACOB STKACB, No. 40 Main street. dec2S f&l &AR, MOLASSK8 AJVfß RICE lieceived direct from the coast, for sale cheap to close consignment, bv dec2S-lm ' ALLI3 & HOWES. JE1 C1ATION.--A meetinu of the Stockholders of the association for the election of a Nominating Committee, will lie held iu the Library Booms ou WEDNESDAY EVEKINO, November 2th, at 7 o'clock. By order of WM. H. BINGHAM. . deo2S-2t Bee: Secretary, J;v L. A. ELEC TO.V. THE A.J uusl election f r oßlcersof the Evansville Library Aspnciation will he held at the Library Kooma on MOSPAY, the 3rd day ef January, 1859, between the hours of C and 8 P.M. Stockholders in arrears are not entitled to vote. Byorderofthe Board of Trust. WM. II. BINGHAM. d!S Bee. Secretary. HBL8. .MOLASSES; 2 hhds ftugsr, boxes KalHinH, Almonds, Dates, Prunes, ic. OLMSTED t SABIN. llev; FUR BOWL1XG GREEV JTho stennicr II. BRIDGES will ari'iTn frf-111 Louisville this morn ing, and will leuve for Bowling Green this day, at twelve o'click. Foi lreiht or passes apply us board. ec28 JI mrtUE OKIE'S EXCELSIOR .V TS C.l.i: MACUINK may be seen In operation every dy f.'r two we'ks, toth foreuoon and aft(ritiian,nt the unpor end of wharf. JA MLASCHABD, Proprtetor, will sell Bights Shop, Town, County Of Stata In the follow In Ter. toiv.vir: Keutucky, Indiana, Alabama, Florida, I.onijianis lewi, Mississippi, Arkansas, Michigan, Wijiconxln, Illinois, Nebraska, aud some uf the river counties on thd, Missouri River, Missouri, Give us a call, gentlemen, and satisfy yourselves in regard to the superiority of our work, shingles, &c. The Mill took the premium during last Fail, at the following jtato Fairs: St. Louis, Mo.; Nashville, Tnu : Lnui;l!V(1n both State and Mo.'hatilcs') Iiv. ; Pittsburg, Pa., besides many others ".leo21 d?w MASONIC yfc NOTICE. . EVAXVILLE B0YAL AKCH CHAPTER, . u Pe ILL MEET AT THEIR HALL 011 JIONDAi', the 2?th inst., at X 'c'k tut the Installation of OlOcers. All Companloiis ere rcquiiwd ts 1-e ia attendance. Per order cf the II. P. dec23-3i. ' U. H FIoU, jctUury. WBE88M EOWLS U.Vfl MP KI. L3 at wholesal or retail by OLMSTElS A SABIN. dec21 O.'EOR THE HOLIIpAm 8. JUST revived at JOHN BASCH'S. a lsnra lot cf Piain sin! titncf (latter ttootsand suoee, lor toadies, Mlfsoe an 1 Children. I have also hI ige lot of Bovs' and Yontb's Boots, which 1 will s-ll at wholes.ilu prices duiinsr the Holidays. Now is tho time for bar?.iiu. Come qukk, or voa will loosn nionev. " JOHN BA3CII, dec'Z-VSt No. s Second street. Fi EVrtSTR -F. . BAI Bit, M. V. MJ respectfully informs the citizens of i.vansvule aud vicinltv tnnt no Las, lxnt,Ml hore iermauently for the cur-1 Doe of practicing Deutistry iu ail its branches. i-JjTlata work from a single tooth to full sott, at Eaäirirn i-rices. Teeth hlled iu a superior manner. A IX WOBK WAKKANTED ilho.- No. 4 Main street, uudrr City Gallery. I-. . - jftHRISTMAH AVJ .V M" 'EAR s PEESENTS, consi-rtinirr f the followinz Bo k G'Ulerv of Fsmons Poets, Women of Beauty and Heroism, . , . .. t Lays frjni the Land of Luther, American Scenery, Book of Beauty, Leallets cf Memory, Gem of tho Soason. The Atlantic Souvenir, The Oriental Annual, The Sncred Allegories,- Josephine Gallery, Bow in the Cloud - r J Bhymea and Eoundelays Pryst's Poem-!,- Poe's Poetical Works, 'f-itu Moore's Vnit ' The Prince. Also, afinr- Rsortmeiit of Bibles, Prayer Books, Pillms and Hymn, rtud many others too numerous to niection, toother with a iiuo selection of Writing Denis?, Work Burce4.Cubas, c. . Fos tale cheap at . J- HEALEY'S, dei-22 Cor. First and Main sts.. Eransville, I;i. . VN'I) SIE S .ALMO.y'DS, EIL3 BtltTri, liraril Nuts, English Walnuts, Fit, Dalfj, Raisins, Curr:int?, hock Candy, Oysters, Lobsters, Sardines, Alum, Epäom Salts, Sulphur, Boll Brimstone; Cupperas, Madder, Eit. Logwood, Indigo, Cream Tartar, Scdn, Bedcords, Bluckiug, Batting, Cloves. Cement, Cigars of all kinds. Nutmegs, Ginger of all kiuds, Oiass Jars, Tumblers, Lanterns r,d l laska, Lemon Syrup, Mintard, Matches, Pepper Sau-'e, Spanish Moss.-Stono Pipes, Powder, Safety Fuse, Tobacco of all kinds, Fancy Sospi, Starch, Viuegnc, Cordage, Letter, Note, Cap end Writing Paper, T,'u.s, Flour, Camphor, Fuvel cpes, Saltpetre, British Lustre, etc., etc. A supplv of the above kept constantly on baud, and for sale low, by S. E. GILBEBT A CO., dec2-2 Svcamore street, neir Water. CäTä 4(Tt CAN' S UE UELAWAUJL' 9 t .V Peaches, A No. 1 ; Burning Fluid, Vine Apple Cheese Citron, 'ranleiiit-s, K.i-iii, - v l!ii.-k best Fi.or, Oniuns, Pumpkins huiI Potatoes. For eale it noviJ 1 Z. H. COOE t SOS'3.

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MISCELLANEOUS. JLß m9 Jvrbest Quality - ou hand and for sal by dac22 ... SAMCEL ORK. j THJB flJSJEST COLLECTION' Of present books ever in the market. ' ; I Women of beantv from Semtramis to EucenLi ;- Strafterd's Gallerv. Favorites English, ballads '. properly illustrated, and a hunclradLixhsr valuable worRs Deautuuiiy ulustratea ana eruoossen. CaU and see them before bnyinsr elsewhere. It costs nothing to lock.-- ' .' - dec22 DSBELL & COYIiG-TÜ2. f U "I K V C IJ R 8 I O ?S&b-TKlp8I-Th8 mail packet fclLvtil tTAtt w:ll kits two txcursien Inj Irom Evansville to Padacah and back,v leaving Evansvilla on her firat trip on MONDAY, Dec(-m ber 27 tb, Idös, and arrlvo on her second trip on Triday morning, theö'Jth. The Silver Star will ta&e excursionists -uurme the above natneu tnp3 from EvansTille to Paducah and aii way points AT UALt AUG. tue crescent City Brass tJand win be on board to sepply the excursionists with their sweet mui'ic. &C8. FOWLEB, dec2i-lv? . ' ,- : . . Captain. F MESH tiStOlW'i) C OJ.V JtEAL in store and for salo bv dec24 OLMSTED S SAÜIS. I880LUTI0SS- OF PABTJfERSHIP. The ffrm of Blttrolff t Son w dis solved on the 11th of December, 1359, by the retirement of J. L. B1TTBOLFF, Sr.. Allacrountsduetha old firm must be paid immediately to "EITTEOLFF EM08., successors. J. Ij. uilTBOl.nr, J. L. BITTBOLFF, Ja. JBT.VEBSHIJ A'OTICE. IOC 13 and OEOBGE B1TTF.0I.FF hsvina: purchased the interest of J. L. BiitroHF, Sr., in the firm of Binrolff Bon, hare entered into a partDersnip nuaer the style of BITTBOLFF BKOZHEE3, and will continue the Watch aud Jewelry busiuets at the old stand, Ho. 18 ilain atreot, botveen Firnt and Second. Having combined the stock c f both nouses into one, we have now on hand the finest, largest Mil best selected stock cf Gold and Silver Watches, Jew. elry, Silver Ware, Clocks, Spectacles, ic, ever seen in tki eity, tnd wbieh w nr a4Uttl( aii at prices very little above the coat. Those who wish to buy fine Jewelry at very low figures, ar invited to rail at No. 48 Main street. dec23-lin BITTBOT.FF BEOTHFBä. 79 WO RE PirrBlÄ COAL COJIwM. 1SG. The subscribers have conciudfd;to 50 into the "Black Diamond" Imsinesn aRft'm, aud intend to keep a good stock of the best quality r.f - : PITTSBURG COAL " ' always on baud. We have a lot now on th&uoy, which wiU be sold at the wharf, at induced prices for cash. Orders left at tho store 01" fcAllCEL ORR. or at JAMES SWANsOX'ä Lumber Yard OfiBce, will bo promptly attended to. dec22-lw ORR &. SYVAXsSO.V I 7i RIES EOR A.UILf CKWaBhboani, Ink, Imligo, Gees, taitckenV,' -- ' Flour, extraqnalitv. Goods delivered free of charge. -dec25 OLMSTED A SABIN. Iff H.A. MACEABLAJVit REHVECT-wfM-fully announces to the citizens of Evnnsville that he has leaded the above Hall for a short srawn only, for tho purpose of giriug a series ot firjt class Dramatic Entertainment.. 4 Ot it I' O RA TI OiV" V T 1 ( E.OH U i: KED that tho owners of lots in Hick ..So. ;M, East. Enlargement, cause a plank sidewalk t-i be laid down in front of said Block, running aluiig Sixth street and between Walnut and Chediiut, within 30 days after the publication- of this notice, and in default thereof the Common Council will proceed to perform said work, and the cost Mid expenses accruing thereby, will bo bsic-I mi l collected by sale, of snid property, or so :uu,-h thorvif as will satisfy said lien and e;.it. By order of the Common Council. dec-22-lüt A. LEMCKE, City CJ-Mk. Velksbote copy.J Wa A 11 Iß 8. AvifER8ÖSMKRm JLP CHANT TAILOR, MitcheH's Blin-k. w.ain street, EvansTllle, Ind. Headquarters for elegant Clothing made to order. Gents' Furniähinjt Good, sncb as Shirts, Collar, Cravats, . IiaQrti;erchi-l,-i, do. Also, a variety of Piece Goods, m.vio ua to order in the very beat style and manner, at i)iikk terms, small profits anduxteuoive k.1h. - droJ 1 1 'ER GREE.VS.3 0 0 BE A CTIECL Evergreens of every variety, nd iu hue or der, for sale at Z. U. COOK Si SON'ü. ffl REELS' APlriLE8.10 JBABItEX'S Wßf Greon Apple, in fine order, for salo st dtrc21 - , Z. H. COUK 4 h0VS. .ORfJHl.n. l BARREL ShH&ltiVU Or of a superior Quality, fnrsrloRt dec'2 " Z. II. COOK f- SON'S. WfA i'A VII A SALT. 50O it IS LS. Mm. Salt, in good coojierae, for nale at Agents' prices. WHEELEli J KIGOS. ili4A ipE'ii cYpr jFfss JP$rJ9 Shingles ; So.OuOO ft-.-t tU-ecried Pine Flooring, the best qn.-ili!y cver nold in the city. For sale, cheap, at the new Lumlx-r Ysid, corner of Main and Eighth strecti. dec22 XEWKERRT & CLEMENT. lllfiB ' A RBI lIL. 150,0 0 0 l'i i 'w LOW Poplar Shinglos, just roceived t the new Lumber Yard, corner of Main and Eighth streets. dec22 NEWBEEBY 4 C LEMEü X. VJSWi' HAGS EOB SALE 3,000 Guncy Bags for sale at UIBAM NELSON'S Auction Koom, corac-r Jiain ana jnirasirot ti! - derEMw - . -" 'jTBRESES'TS .jtOB'xrTTZE PSOm JSL PLE. We have juiit recolvtid a beautiful assottment of Books for Chlldreu. Inlets n gift so useful as a good Bwk. doc21 - DOBELL db CONYNOTON: iHO E 8 EOB CattORE.7CAZL at UVGHF.3' Dry Goodü stor and purchase a pair of these cxteHnt (rhjei which ha has on haud for Chlidrn. It you l'.Re gc-xt-tsUf t i, always get . .your bhoes nam bici- mow noes win os inuca appreciated as Uoliaay jiit i i -'. uec.i-ivri WifOLIBAl UIFTS 1 .ii'ICE AS .jRM sortment of Notions, suitable for Holiday presents, tor eal cheap nt HLOliLS' Dry Goods store. Call soon.. ... , "... dvcSl-lwd I A.y C tiA . 3o UHUH. Jt AJii i ff o choice N 0 Suaar.iust rtc'eive-l lv -dec21 WHFELER V.tU$-X 8 iVORlSS . 10 bbls Coppers. . ' ' -. X'l do Alum, - - - i do Sulf hm. .' 5 do Epsom ialtss " 1 cask Dutch li.addr, " , 'j cases prime ludiijo, . ?5 boxes Ext. Lojfoo.i, I cask Gum Camphor, N I T 31 klU II. G. Almond,. 5 do S. 3. i'i. 1 do BrmilNutc Jüät rKolrcd and fr stil- very decCl WtKELFi ,vi:io';3 HELIVi NAIL s ICO MEiJS JACOB Sir.ALii, Nc. 40 Main su-t. l'ist reCelred l-v dec20 rWRES8 HOOPS AN' If COAL' SHO J" 3L els just received Ly J C0B STRAUB, dec20 NM. 40 Main strc-t.. l CBU 'HE A T Et. Ol K I 31 U.1US Pure for sah? low by ' dec TEXNEi 4lltEKi!u.Ni litfi a sale bv CASES N'EW CiiOs', EQX TEN'N E Y It SnrNHON. rmiEA ! TEA I TEA m 10 chests Imperial, !-j Pj purka.ei. Id do V. Hyson, lb do. 10 do Black. For'sahr low l e dec-U TENNEY & SOREN.-sON. flHRISTMAS AS COM IN'&. CI 3rants, Haisins, Citron ".n.1 Cranbei rie), jn receive,! at Vitkery Bros., whui they ketjp a füll assortment of all tho luxuries ts oil as the ti"'. H -n ties of life. Call at NV. 32 Main reu, and tlftiuIno for yoursel' es. VICKEKi' BBOS. fW EA I TEA.' TEA ' 1 ER Eft IS M. assortment of Elai k and Green, in J cliPit-j and caddies, for "ale in quantities tostiit pnn:h.i?ei i at declä, VrCKTP.Y BP-OS. . O MIJ I ANW CHEESE. cIN'rinuati Uomicv aud CLee?e in."t received nt de-18 VILKEiJlj Eftari. . lf-1fjüi..v NTfir7sJWW 2'X) kefs as-ort.l, ' . SO do Erad-i, I'itilihii:- N:i!L:J'!'.'n..--jiit: Nails, Spike and Wrought NsiN. "Jut r-wln-d l,v de.-lS CHARLES i. AVELI.S, 13 Fir.it st. 'INC U9SUBOanS5f ItOZEN' for sale by H. E. GILBERT CO. declö Sycamore stre,t. near Water., JEIRESHABBII'AL OE HOB VS AN '13 -Ä hHOEr. We have Ju.it received, if our Hercii.l purchase, "iOO cases of BOOTS AND CHOI'S .of p lious tjualities. ' '- - ' " We have on hand one of tht best stocks of Bo .i-i and Shoes ever brought to the city, embracing the be?t makes of New England mantfictoriosi'' We have all kinds of Kip Boots, u'uh Hp lul:. side aiitched braced, and oak itnmd leather 6o."---fi, aud would mention the best maDiifuoturors' aa;", t hose makes we oü'er for sale, if it weu uot ir f posting up the Dea'.ernwhere ta pret the lt rod,. ! The trad will nnd our stock up tt-j.:, on s"..k-r!d j floor, with no connection with the I'ry Goods-'-flC'r , below except by a Cight of stairs. We ha"ven. nrJto ; py, and can sell ju?t as ehenp as thor.pft v, .? h.-vl i them in another llous. We buve now s fr, -h j stock of desii-able goods, aud cordiallv invito tiif- : trade who want poods, to call and examice "i-nr ; 3toi.k before purcha.Tintf elsewhere. declt) . KEEN ,y. PKKSTC'S 9IN'ECAR.flö BAU HE LS A. R. Hallock's Iiiinoii Cider Vinegar for wile. This Quaker Vineftar is sosoitr.it v. iil tuako a if squeal to scratch trsinst tue barrel For sale bv - " KEEN t PEESTON.

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&90. 1 8AL.flO jy, JS'O. 1 .UACHW W erel, "o. 1 Pickled Herring, Ko. 1 Scaled and Magdalen Herring. For sale by . - declü Z. II. COOK & SON. O OR SPBIJG8-80nETHl-VG JUr new and jn.f the thing. Just opened at dec!3 v CIIABLES B. WELL3. Evansville Commercial College, i0. 7, VOBTH flRST STREET, Cr W EVAh'SV ILLE, IND. This Inatitutiou presents every inducement to young men wishing to ncquire a thorough practical knowledge of DoubleEntry Book Keeping, aa well as a general Business Education. . '- This icEtitutionTias been in successful operation for over five years., For Catalogues or other particulars, call at fbe Fooms, or address dccl3-ly JEKEMIAÜ BE11M, Principal. ta.REBH CAJ PEA CHE 8. FBKSH ÄL Ctin titrawberries, Fresh Can Quinces, Fresh Can Feais, Preserved Quinces, Do Pears, Do Lemons, Strawberry Jt.m, Brandy Limes, Do Peaches. declS - Freeh Can Green Gages, Preserved Peaches, Do Uranges, Do Pine Apple, - Orange Marmalade, Pear do. For sale by - - Z. H. COOK A SON. gW OJLIDA J.' HOLMÜAY! As ChristMM. mas and New Year is coming, the Drv Goods at the store of WM. J. DEUBLEB, No 43 Main street, will be sold cheap for cash, together with the new arrival. CaU and see. - - declSTO MO THE M 8 IE i"OC WILL consult your family physician you will learn from htm that Deweee' Carminative is much -better and safer to give infanta than Bateman'g Drops, Godfrey's Cordial or Paragorlo. It wiU give instant relief from cholic or pain in the Hiernach. We have the genuine article for sale. STODDAKD ft THOMPSON. decM Druggists, No. 17 Main st K0.NAID FISalS....... THOMAS BOI.CSd, JB. FISHER & BOLUSS, jrgMJSS FOC.YVERS, EI.VISUER9, MJ& Steam Pix and Gas Fitters, corntr of Pine ud First trts, KvauviUe, ludiana. Respectfully assure rlie public that any orders entrusted to their charge in the above branches of business, will be executed with promptness, and in the first style of woikmanship. - A variety of Braas work constantly ou hand and manufactured to order. Strict attentien paid to Locomotive and Distillery work. Steam Gauges, Cas and Steam Tlpes always ready. - Uijhest market price, in cish, paid for old Couper, Brass and Zino. . - decl3-lyd rri It A ii 8 COEEEE t 60 8.ICB8 w 1 ionr, tor sale wholesal or retail. decll OLMSTED 4 SABIN. $JAI AtJE MEAT received assorted sizes. CIT TER 8 ! J UST Also, Sausaee Stuflers, at decln CLABLES S. WELLm. I TCHER RJ-If-E8S, 6, 7 A. Vit 8 inch. Also, Butcher Steels, for sale low at declO CIIABLES 8. WELLS, 13 First St. rgr0 EATHOVEl Eti USSi tu) lbs fresh eround Siuiiaeo, SO dozen Eggs. . . i ; 3üt) ll.s New lionev. dvll OLMSTED Jt SABIN. wish to call the attention of persons afllictod with Coughs and Colds, to the fact- that Dr. Jacksou's Cough Syrup is superior to any and all the quack nostrums that axe offored for sale. It is made from a prescription furnished by Dr. Jackson, of Philadelphia, one of the best physicians in this country. This Syrup has leen used by thousands with the gruatt-st benefit. Try one bettle, and you will always use it afterwards. For sale by STODDABD 4 THOMPSON, declit Druggists, No. 17 Mnin st. HATES t SHATE81 .' 3f 200 pairs assorted, 25 to f4 a pair. 50 pairs fekate Straps. For sale by decll - - CHARLES S. WELLS. ATABLES EOB EA.nilf I8E 10 1 dozon Kegs, 10 do Chickens, . 300 lt.a Strained Honey, . ' - 30 bbls Apples, - - "' 100 bush do, ' , t 20me Butter, - Squirrels and Btibbits. For sale bv .lecl" OLMSTED t SABIN. Cri- AJn tflr.vn objuebs ' WA NTED Cntil the first day of January, 1M, Twill take City Orders nt 95 eents, and until the first day of March, 1869, will tako County Orders nt par for Drv (Joods or old debts, dectt SAM. EMBICn, 49 Main street. ÄS E TEBniJYElI TO CLE AB TUE JaJ' Books, as no one has now any reason to complain of not having had enough time for settling their accounts 1 will, on the hrst day nf April, 1S.VJ, oiler and sell to the highest bidder all Book account. made previous to January- 1S58, If they are not palu er wtifactoriiy settled by that time. dwü SAM EMB1CH, 49 Main street. AT1LOAK m.W.W.VA M HA WE .Ls just received a lot which caunot be beat in lonttv or price. Uc5 r . SAM. EMBICU. No. 49 Main atrswt. 01URI8T.nA8 I CHRISTMAS 1 AS H everybody expects A present on the holiday, it will be well to remember that SAM. EMBICU has been receiving a large assortment of DbV Goods and Notions which are very suitable for presents, which he Is selling very cheap for cosh. dec9 fr, I H t'ETk'OW S .VOTICE.-ALL PERsen owning .or interested In land adjoining the following described tract, are hereby notified that on the Ith day January, 1S50, the County Sur. veynr ;f Vanderburgh County wiU proceed to run th9 lines and perpetuate the corners of aU that part of Fractional (Section Fifteen in Townshin Sarin. r South of range Tea-West, in the Viuceuoes land atstnot, owni 'jjj'juy .iitLti,, aeco-awa lOVTHJBE.V JrRtlT, '., tft. ' t'J0 Oranges, y . , 10 boxes Lemons, - ' j " 100 Pine Apples, 10 bunches Banana?: 1 bbl T etnas Pecans, -. . . ,3 frails Almonds, '! 1 do Brasil Nuts, . .' ' - . ', t3tlRi Fig, , Just received this day by Z.U. 000IC &S0S. dccS f9OTICE OJP IMEORTAJVCE.'Jwi v w received, a netr stock of Dry God, ani for j sale cheflp'ir.r ch, at WM. J. DEUBLEE S. I CIOCIH No. 43 Mitn street.' OLLM'USWOBTH BROIIIEB have received another shipment of desirabi4 QCEEN3WAEE, GLASSWABE. CHINA TEA - SETTti, i.e. " Also Quito a variety of ornamental and useful articles suitable for presents for the holidays. Call sad seo nt No. 2o Fust street. U&crj-lmcUw HOLLIN G8 WÖRTH k BKO. U TCHER. RNi l'ES-&0 UOZE.V scsortetl, from S to 12 inch, just received. . der ' fil'O 8 80NNIAO -V PLATS, SHEET IÄ0.V, Jtc ' " S B0 boxes Coke Tin, '' 100 do Charcoal Tin, . - ' r.0 do BoofinK Tin, 100 bundles assorted Sheet Irou, .- 10 pigs Block Tin, 5C bnndies assorted Whs. , Also Copper Bottoms aud Sheet and Bar Copper ou k-ind and for sale by . KAMCEL 0BB. t CHRISTIAN KUA-fZ..; .. WM. liSILXk. : KRATZ & HEILMAN. ' CITY" FOtJyDRYI MANV r ACTUEER3 AND BCILDEB OF STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, . a:,, nnl Grht Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws, - 5in.Tr.ingM chines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills. . Tlirnslng .ItarHlnes, &c. EVANSVILLE, 1ND. rsfvu: fkoPBir.TOUS of tub crrr fock Jit ary bep leave to inform their friends and the pitbiie in frenrral, that they are rrered i do all kinds of - " - -- MACHINE ANf FTNISHINO WORK,' ' cnJ everything appertaining to the Foundry Lusi-: ; nes3.' Thej are manufacturing SitAM E?toi7iE&axo I BiLEi.sof any sire and power rerpdrcd. .Saw Mill ; Mschinery nnd Mill Genrinpr of any ilet Distillery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco dcrews, Gnmuilrif; Machines,. Xltrarfhhig Machines, Malt Mill, Hor-,. -powers, Coiu-shelleis, Machinery of all Kinds : niadu aud .repaired. Iron and Brass Castings of .ei v description, Iron Housefroata. Cellar Grate", . Cooking and Heatin? Stoves of the latest imprvil patterns; Hollow Ware, Pmr Iron?, Ärr. ÜP.EV. ERra, DISTILLEKS, RECTIFIERS, Scr, . StippHed with every description of Copper and , SLeet Iron Work, Brewing Kottles, Refrigerators, ; Attinnporatora, itpargns, btillheada and Worms on - aa iü.piovrd principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills, Yea Jugs, Cans, Syphons, rc.; Copper, Lead and Iron Pipe; Copxr, Brass and Iron Pumps of every variety, for bt-ur, spirits, oil, (ijc; Brass Cocks and Valves, Steam Whistles, tc. . - Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work and do rrsirs on Ste.im Boilers, Copper and 3het Iron Work. " LD METALS EOrOHT. ' ' They ar dealing in and selling Allen's Improved . Si-.-am Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes aDd Tubing, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smut Machine, Stephen Uughc-s' Flour Separators, German. Boit- . i;i Cloth, Gum E'mstic Beliinj?, Packing, Hose dr., u IU6 butt kind; Xinplntc, Sheet Iron, Bluck jitt, Pi Iron, Habit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick. They have every facility ef the best Machinery und workmen, and w ill eive all work entrusted to tli-m,- their individual "attention,.. fitling" orders promptly, warrantinir their work, and or satisfied witii reasonuble prHs. . E'-sT Otlire and Sale Iiuoui, No. M Main street; Foundry, Boiler Yard and Machine Shop on Pine street, between First 'and Sf-coud street', Evaneville, Indiana. doc7 : fftiSADA f EED OA T5-öö" bushels forlsale by ; U9"7 ORK, DaLZELL d CO.

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THE OLD AND RELIABLE PAPEB. EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL 4f1 & N' TA IN' IN' a , EVERY DAY. fall ardac-nr.tte reports of the state of the Markets, nd the very' latest current news ol the dav. .'" " '. ' - - "ALL THE NEWS "r Furnished to the Associated Press is promptly laid before the Headers cf tho Jopevai o:e and a half days in advance of th Cincinnati papers. ; ' ' f Au exciting Session of CengreM ia bow Using held, and - all anxious to hear elaborate reports of the proceedings, should avail tbemseivM of this opportunity, and ubscrilte for Thi JovbhaU Tbe torms for the DAILY J0UENAL are So 00 per- year, and S2 SO for six months, Ot asvajkc ot 10 c-)Etsjr week, if paid to the Carriers. A etuefui summary of the doings . of the tefislature' will be made up for every paper. 1st short, a condonsed view of all that 1 going on In the Universe, will bo furnished our readers every day.'.- - '. ' ; .' -. decS COAL HODO-Wholesale end retail, at ' ec7 v C. 8. .WELLS, No. 13 First street. gl RAIN SCOOPS iA'i COAL JBSÖ VSL&-PWi VßT aseortment constantly on band and for sale by dec7, -,,.,-. ... 0.8. WELL. QVyDBIES American Slates, ' .. u AS - Oval School . do saw artiaUa, Slate and Cedar Pencils, . Purcarjeion Caps (5 kinds,) ' Butcher Knives and Steels, - Carving do, Blacking, (Butler's brani,) Locks and Latches, (EMtera pHcw,) Butts and Screws, - .. ! Tacks and 8prables, ' 'i i - Curry Combs and Horse Cards- ' Angers and Gimblets. Pocket Books and PortmonaJee, -. Needles, (Sew'g, Knit's, Daro'g ft fiack'gl . Pocket Combs and Thfmble,. - . German and French Harpe, Japanned Tinware, fall ashortuient. -In short, everything usually kept by Hardtrar men, at Cincinnati prices. -. C 8. WELLS, dec7 " ' ' - No. 13 First street. fl ffkh VAIl: PLOW HANDLES in (tore -JS and for sale by dec7 SAMCEL 0BB. LAl t vXM. bUALES. äcale Beams. Cotuiter and Tea Scale, SteelvHrds, patent Balanoee, at ec7 C. S. WELLS. m9AILS.H00 REUS ASSORTEIt W sizes. TIMOTHY SEED, - 100 built, prune netr. For sale by sep!i3 ORB, DAZELL A Co. t B' fiA 1I K'.' 1 case Rowland's MU1 Saws, 1 case Cast Steel do do. 1 do Rowland's C. S. Cross Cut 'do, , 25 dozen Hand, l'anel and Blp . do, 25 do Wood Saws (framed.) Also, Tenon, Compass and Web Saws, at '' dec7 C. H. WELL9. No. 13 First street. AOIL ( Jl.iiX 1 casks Coil Chain, assorted, I'MsL Saw Mill and titer purposes. For sale constantly by C. 8. WELLS, dec7 No. 13 First street. M a tj:s t hook room ckosscvthawS. Jsl always on hand and for sale by rtec7 : : p. WE LL8, No. 13 First street. r. lK l'CA'A" UELTiSlTASÜ PA CRIKÖ CO. ' W I am apent fortius Premium Belting and Packing. Good stock constantly, andsold as low as other milkers, while-the nbovo Company makes tite very best article in anv market dec7 S. WELLSNo. 13 First street. giöPflSO PRESSED '' " W-S Letter Copying Books, - - - - Do io Brushes. Good assortment constantly on hand and for sale by - i. jj. WEL LB, No. 13 First street. GftlOVFL AMJ TOSÜS STA NVß (Beautlfii J patternvV Ktwl Fir Setts Stands, beautiful pattnrn. A few more left and more expected. - Also Brass hea.i Shovels aud Tongs, Iron d .'o do, " ' "- Pokers, Cinder shovels, tc, 4e. Tetania by ' a KVF IjT B' No. 13 First street. tflWS I CAPS CAPS t FOR CHBI8TMAS A large aud splendid assortment Cape, for men and bovs, latest styles, Just received per Express by VACTIER & MAKCONNIER, dec" No. 33 Main street. TKWBOOÜH ORK POR BUGGIES AND WAQ WW ONtj A complete assortment of Hubs, Felloes, Spokes, Shafts, Bows, ko., for sale by dec7 ,. .- SAMUEL ORE. &' W RAISIN'S AN ALM ON' I 8 for sale cheat), to closo consignment, at . doc6 . Cvj VICKEBY BB03. ?BE 8 H PEAin1.H3ÖQCJJra JO 1'resh PeaehM received on rociiijrnment and for sale by de- PRESTON BBOB. ICR Hit MOSS HZ HALES EOB sale, to arrie. bv S. E. GILBEBT A CO.. dec2 -- tycsmne street, near Water. fgTOIIHAHI THOMPHON', SI7C KS censors to Hallock d: Stoddard, wholesale dealers In Drug's, Chemicnls, Oils, Paints, Glass, dlasswaie, tc., have Just received large additions totheir stock, and are now prepared to furnish Physicians and Storekeepers With every article in their tine, at reduced prices. Having made purchases exclusively fcr cnab, and by the package, can offer Inducements to buyers greater than ever before, t " Also," "a' lerpe and varied assortment of DAGUEHKEOTYPE AND AMBB0TYPE - STOCK, consisting of Csmtras, Chemicals, Cases, and evsry article required by artuts. We also manufacture nn improvvd kind of eonexplosive Burning Fluid, for sale by tbs barrel or at retail. . Coal Oil constantly on hand, with a larjs assortment of Fluid ud Oil Lam pB. . Orders from Artists and Slorskeepers promptly attended to, at tha stuu prices as though tbay atended personally; - . Fartljculnr attention aid. to. packing and farwarding promptly, i 6T0DDAED 4 TH0MP80K, dcc4 No. 17 Main street. 8PORTSMEN JV3T fixlJL eetved-i-S doton superior Rifles, 2, do double-barreled Shot Qu&sv. " ' ' 3 -do ' eirg'a do do, ' 1 do - Ee-. olvers, asj'd makers, ' '& do Pletoi, do da, 2 gross Gun Wads, ass'd, - -- , 2W.000 Percussion Caps.. - ' . -.. Shot Belts, Pouches, Powder Flasks. Hordes' a large variety of ajuu inmmings. . duel GEO. 8. SOMNTAg. iEASON-ABl.i: L VX CblEU TEN. K9 derlolns, Suussgs Meat, Spare Elbe, Pigs' Feet, Ac., fresh every day, f jr stile at our Pork House, corner Locust street and Upper Market. - dec3. . GEORGE F08TKE-4 CO. AN TE If At . C. HELLER WILL pay raub tor City Orders for a few danonir. Coll at No. 38 Main street. - ' doe 1-1 mCiECON'JO STREET MEAT SHOP. -9 JEREMIAH BONN has opened a Meat SU09 on Second street, near Main, and opposite Sev. Mr. McCarer's Church for the accommodation of hia customers during the winter. ' Hewillkeep öutiaüd at all hours, from the close of the morning market till evening, a supply of tho choicest Meats, wbfcfa he will cut to suit the purses nnd tastes of every class of buyi s. By leaving their orders at the shoo, families will have their Meats selected for them and sont to their houses. He will keep a supply ot superior Lard for family use, and he puts op Bausage Meat, which he will warrant to be made in a manner not to offend the most fastidious housawife. nov90-tf CfTJ.Vfl FROM l'N-OER-JVE9 3 BERG 4 CLEMENT have kroke down tbe old Fogle prices of Pino Luribtr, and will continue to keep them down. They have now on hand over 1,(7,U0 feet of all kinds, tifclch must be sold by the 1st of April next, to make room for a new stocic in the Spring. Onr etock now is full and complete and well seasoned, and we can, will, and do sell lower than ever before. Remember the new Lumbw Yatd, corner of. Main and Eighth streets, Evansville, Indiana. . nsv'JU " (WRBSVALlÖP ERE Sit &OOUS.Z WM have just received 37Ö packages of our second purchase of Fall and Winter Dry Goods Boots, Shoes and Hau. We respectfully invite the Trad to call and exuniiiie our s,tock and prices. leclC KEEN &. PBESTON. ! 9E W i sale by Elf 8 SO HR VMS EOB S. E. GILBERT CO. g-ATE8-8 EMAILS, BE ST QUAL IMJf ty, for sale low to cioe lot.1 dec!5 - - ' S. E. GTLBEBT A CO. rSTXEA t ' TEA ! . TEA! ' ' M . 6 hf chests common to extra choice Y. H., . ,r. hf do -do do do O. P., . 5 ht do - do do do Imp., ' ' LtJhfdo do do "' do- Bk.Ool'g. The aliove comprlfe nil jradea of each klad. Wa have the best retail lot Of Tea in the city, and only ask a call to convince our friends of the fact. Samples fftvr-n with pleasure, by decW . J 1 7.. II. COOK 4 BON. ' JT1B E N' C H MtSTARO,EN"GLIBH ML Mustard, Choice Olive Oil, . - Curry P. .wder. Sww-t Majorem," : "- Summer Savory, - Cocoa Chocolate, - -Broma," - AC, f-c. : For sale by H. COOK A SON. . GILLIAM RE EVER, WHOLE' SALE AND RETAIL GROCERY ARD PROVISION STORE I So. I3i Por)' Block, ' '! , '-,' EVANSVILLE, IN. A" Goods dcliveikd to any part ef the city, free cf charge. decll-ly mE w ' w sale by ÄKi-lO 3. TIERCES EOB T.. GILBEBT CO.