Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 121, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 December 1858 — Page 2

lie fJailn gtoumtrt. evansvilleTTind. WEDENSDAY MORNING ...DECEM BER 20 To Correspondents. We Lave received the communication of our esteemed correspondent, 'Tohcj County," and should have published it, uuc since its receipt we are persuaded there were reasons and motives for supporting Sir. SmitrTs bill for re-Organizing the board of Sinking Fund Commissioners, which did not appear in the provisions of the bill and were disclosed in the reported debates. Tiie measure, as presented through the Indianapolis reports, was calculated to create a public alarm for the safety of the school fund, and the bill and those who supported it would appear justly obnoxious to the severe strictures of our correspondent. Hut if the bill was a plan to continue the bank fund and to place the other State funds under the control of the board w ho have so profitably and judiciously managed the Sinking Fund, for aperiod of three years longer, till the whole amount of the school fund could be collected and tke bank bonds paid, it would be unjust to the author and supporters of the measure to heap any more censure upon them.

They profes3 to Lave been actuated by an anxious care for the safety of the fund, and its judicious investment. The measure was not such as they would have advised for a permanent system, but it was in their opinion the best and only way of rescuing the fund from the sink of corruption which our State Treasury has. become; and the only mode of preserving it till it could be gathered together and distributed to the counties. They were not understood because they were not prepared to make a disclosure of the dangers which they had discovered would surround it in the State Treasury; nor were they able to provide in the bill for continuing the trust in the safe bauds of the present Board of Sinking Fund Commis- , sioners, till the whole matter could be wound up in 18G3 ; but, it is said, it was arrangod that the old board should have been elected to tho seats in the new. This arrangement would allay public apprehension ; and at the regular session when the danger of placing the School Fund iu the Treasury should be shown, by an exposure of the infamous rascalities that have been perpetrated iu the administration of the State revenues, the peoplo will be led to sanction Mr. Smith's Bill, with the old board to execute it, as perhaps the best temporary disposition to be made of the fund. Hut they will judge ,of it by the light of the facts developed when it come3 up. It is the most important subject before the Legislature, and an act for final settlement of the trust ought to be scrutinized with jealous care. Every one now admits that the beBt course is to distribute the money to the counties ; the only difference now is, whether it shall be divided as fast as collect ed, or the division delayed till the final set tlement of the Rank bonds. If the money cannot be given to the counties before the payment of the bonds, it can be loaned or deposited Avith them, subject to the claim of the bond holders. k. Assessment Lati. The act for the appruisviueiit of real estate has been published in the "Indianapolis paper, and, by the emergency clause appended to it, goes into immediate operation, and the county Commissioners throughout the estate will make the appointments ut Assessors for their respective counties at their next meeting, or at a special session to bo called for that purpose. Within ten days after his appointment, the Assessor is required tocommence bis labors, and to make his returns complete before the fourth Mon day in May following his appointment. The county Auditor is to furnish the As sessor with lists of all lands and town lot in each civil township subject to taxation. The appraisers are upon actual view of the premises to appraise all lands and town lots with their improvements at their act mil cash value, or as he would value, the " same in the navmentof aiustdeht from a solvent debtor," placing the value of the land and that of the improvements iu separate columns. The said atmrai'sor shall also, on ac tual view, make a true valuation of all lands used or held by railroad companies for road bed, depot, or station grounds, gravel pit switches, and side tracks, and all railroad tracks, depot buildiugs, and other super structures thereon, nccordmg to llie same rule herein prescribed for awertnining the value of other real property, and he shall iu the same manner niake a true valuation of all macadamized roads, plank roads, turn pike roads and canals, other than the Wa bash and Erie Canal : aud also all tollbridges belonging to private persons or pri vate corporations, to bo valued upon actual view of the premises. The appraiser is to call upon'every person resident in the county for a list and fall dis '!on of all his lands and town lots; and furnish such list, the appraiser "-om the best information twner refusing to cent the

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The Cairo Suit. As "we copied a paragraph from the Mound Citv naner in relation to a suit for

a part of the site of Cairo, we copy the con tradictiou of it from the Illinois Slate Journal. The Mound City parier stated that a suit has beeu instituted in the U. S. District j . i .t i i i - d, ic., I Court, bv the Bund heirs against the lrus ' tees of the Cairo property, fur the recovery of about four hundred acres oi-feß land inside of the levee at Cairo, part of which is occupied by the city. If wc are correctly advised in the mutteryfhe Cairo Trustees claim it by virtuc-of a tax title obtained ia the year 1847, and have been ia possession of the property since that period. The Springfield, 111., papers say : The above is incorrect from beginning, to end. 1st. The above suit, which h.as been pending before the United States Court in this city for several terms, was argued last January, and resulted in favor of the Cairo Company, and against the Bond heirs. '2d. The land in controversy inol that occupied by the city, but is altogether a different tract, lying entirely outside the present city limits, od. The Cairo trustees do not claim it by virtue of a tax title, but as the evidence showed by regular bona fide purchase from the Bond heirs aud for which a full consideration was paid. They have alio, however, a tax title as stated, having regularly paid taxes on the land since 1837. " l Vn in possession since that period.' Whether the plaintiffs will prosecute the suit further, remains to be seen, but in no event can the result of the litigation aflect the title of the Cairo property. We learn from another source that the tract. claimed consists of only GO acres, and not 400 acres as stated. A Kew Invention. We have examined McGeorge's new shin gle machine in operation in aflat boat, now lying at the upper landing of the city, just below the residence of Robt. Barnes. It is one of the most valuable improvements tf the day. It cuts shingles from the block by a horizontal circular saw, as smooth almost as if they were shaved with a drawing knife, at tho rate when at full speed of 1,500 or 2,000 an hour. Its simplicity and durability arc high re commendations of the machine, as any one, after a few hours' practice, can run it. With an engine of three to five horse power, about 20,000 shinglc3 can be sawed aud jointed iu a day. It costs about $200, bosides the patent right. The owner of the patent is on board, prepared to furnish the machine and sell the right to use it, for a large section of the country. We advise mechanics ami others to go and examine it. DiiftioisT Sied fob Damaoks. A case is on trial in one of the courts of Cincinnati which furnishes some curious features. Rev. George W. Quinbv, pastor of the Uni versalist Church, of that city, has sued Fred. Eckstein, druggist, fur $10,000 damages. He claims that being ill in November, 185G, Dr. Mighels prescribed for him dandelion ana pills, and that the defendent, iu making up the prescription instead ot the extract of dandelion, so carelessly and neg ligently put up the medicine as wholly to depart from the prescription, and instead of preparing what was therein directed, de livered to plaintin an extract ot belladonna instead which he took, supposing it to be dandelion, the consequence being that h was deprived for a time of reason, was for many months incompetent to take charge of his affairs, was subjected to great expense, ind was grcatlv injured iu his health and strength and capacity for business. In giving a discriptiou of his symptoms the plain tiff stated that shortly after taking the medicine his brain and vision were affected so as to sometimes deprive mm ot consciousness, in J at others to impart an unnatural ap pearance to all external objects snakes sometimes appearing to be moving on the walls &c, and the furniture to be moving to and fro. His svstcin amieared ttaralv.ed. It was some months before he commenced to mend. From Mexico. The two rival factions in Mexico are both seeking foreign aid. Zu loasia has, it. is reiiorted, made overtures to England. The Washington Stales savs that Jaurez's Envoy at Washington proposed to concede to this country, among other thing.', a direct transit route between Texas and the fiiilf of California. Another guar anty-is, tiet'doin of trade and the settlement, of pecuniary difliculties, on terms most favo rable to the C Iii led Stales, jnovided the United States will recognize the Jaurcz faction as the legitimate government of Mexico. 'okkkction. The amendment, striking out the declaration that a vacancy existed iu the office of Senators from this State i contended for by Mr. lilylhe, was made in the sixth section of the Senatorial bill, before a vole was. takeu on it in the House; and after that amendment, Mr. IMytho voted for it on it.4 final--jMSsage. When the bill was arturned with the Governor's objections, Mr. 15. Iielieving there objections which had not previously occurred to his own mind valid, voted lo susUiiu the veto. Judge Hall, of Princeton, is support ed very earnestly by his friends as a candi date for State Agent. He is most competent, and his character for integrity would be a guarantee to the people of the State that their interests would be safe in his hands. EgS. A Bank porter passing through the streets in Chicago at one o'clock in the da', was knocked down and "robbed of a packof $1400, and the robber after being "Migh several streets and out on to 'ke, made his escape with

News Summary. ' Opium Eating in the United Statejj.--One of the most curious facts recently reveal-

' od hv thp mi Illicit inn of ciisom house table- ! ea DJ tue publication oicus.om nou?e iaoie, is, that there was imported into tins coun- ; fry, last year, three hunurcd thousand ! pounds of opium. CC w.n.ii U i ; mated, from reliable data, that not more than one-tenth is used for medical purposes. "l, , , . v . . , 1 . Tim l..t.it rA ...n..-r nrttimi u L-llAU'n t.'i I ,o I spreading rapid! v among lawvers. doctor;, clergymen, and literary men, and enormous quantities are used by the manufacturers of those poisonous liquids, which are dealt out in drinks in the saioons ar.d groggeries that iafest every city aud village in tiie country. gjM.uch anxiety is manifested to have Commodore Stewart re-instatc-d ia his position in the navy. The President, in his message transmitting to the Senate the names of thirty-five naval oflicers for resto ration to their former positions m the navv, expressed profound regret that he could not renominate Commodore htewart, inasmuch as he did not submit his case to the Courts of Inquiry, which sai some months ago, and it was, therefore, not embraced in the law under which the nominations were made. A proposition has been introduced in 'ougress creating the ofliee of Admiral, it is supposed for the benefit of Commodore Stewart. mraThe monument to be erected in Phil adelphia iu honor of the signers of the Ieclaration of Independence will cost about $125,000, divided among the original thirleeu fcHates as lollotvs: Jtcw Mampiiire $3,000: Massachusetts $11,000; Rhode Island $2,000; Connecticut 5-4,000; .New York $33,000; New Jersey $5,000 ; Penn sylvania $25,000 ; Delaware $1,000; Mary land s;o,000; wrginia 5r,ooo; .North Carolina 8,000; Georgia $3,000; South Carolina $0,000. All of them have assented to the measure except South Carolina, and even the Senate ofthat State passed a bill for the purpose, but in the House it has beeu indefinitely postponed. ßfcäfThe Richmond Whig of the 20th says: " We were shown on Saturday a specimen of North Carolina gold, weighing fen ami a half ounces, and almost perfectly pure. It was taken from the mines belonging to Mr. Christian, iu Montgomery county, and is certainly the handsomest specimen we have ever seen. Mr. Christian has taken out thir ty thousand dollars' worth of the ore in the course of three months, and ata cost of only a few hundred dollars. His mines are believed to be almost inexhaustible." Burlesque. One of the funniest things got up iu New York lately was the excursion of an augur association, in burlesque of the target excursions. Each man carries an augur instead of a gun, a Calathumpian band accompanies them, and the exercises consist in walking blindfold to the target and boring a hole through it. Not one man in twenty can do it, and the blunders that are made cause a great deal of sport. giThe Cincinnati Times says the coke orens attached to the foundaries of that city are choice spots, where river loafers, who spend their money for whisky, and beg or steal their food, resort to sleep in the cold wintery nights. These ovens stand out from the foundry, and are nlwnyshot, and, every cold night, hundreds of these men (deep on the ground, close to the ovens. tgjfyn, A little cherub, apparently a few hours old, was found, on Tuesday night, upon the steps of a dwelling XoT1418 Vine street, Philadelphia. The little one was wrapped up carefully in u piece of white Manuel and packed in a cigar box. It was taken care of by the person who found it for a' few days, when it was sent to the Almshouse. EU, The Water Department of Philadelphia lias inert employed, at present, slopping off the supply f Schnykill water from the premises of those who have not paid their water-bills for the present year. It will cost each delinquent two dollars to have the water again turned on after he h is paid llie ainonut of his bill with the lesral penaltv added. Jgi-jy The handsome residence of 'ui ti - Gilbert, iu the euolern portion of Torre Haute, was burned on ChriMmiH. The fire originated in the kitchen. The Iii einen were on the ground iu time, but could not get water stillicicnl to save the house. It was insured. The loss could not have been less than f 3,00'i." Arrangements are about perfected to establish a lino of first class steamers l.etween Cleveland and Buffalo the coniin r season, to carry all passengers from the. Southern Michigan and Toledo road, the Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati iv.a-1, and the Cleveland mid Pittsburg toad, by a night passage to Buffalo. ftegAn ingenious man, who ileircd to go from Ncedharu to Boston, lint had no money, made believe that he w the mur derer of Ciirnley, for u hoin a reward ia.-; offered, was arretted auil Uil.cn to Uos'ou, where he was immediately rch aseil nt being the man wanted. frA, A judgment, of $2,000 has beeu given against o Cincinnati druggist, for put ting up belladonna instead ot dandelion, in a prescription, whereby the heallh of the plaiutilf, Rev. Geo. W. ( luiuley, vt as seriously injured. A tobacco fair has been held at South Windsor, Conn., being the first, exhibition of the kind in the Stab'. The fiir originated with a few neighbors who are tobacco-grower-;an organization wa-- formed and an exhibition agreed upon. BaThc New Bedford people have ot up a match with the Biutouiaus for a cockfight, $500 a side, and expect to make one with the New Yorkers. And they have just had a dog fight there. BiaF It is thought thai some of the prisoners who escaped from Roche.-tt-rjaii were drowned in attempting to swim the river. not having been heard from since, idthou ji Locke and others have been recaptured. ß6y The North and South Carolina Conferences of the M. K. Church South have both voted in favor of expunging the antislave trallicing rule from their discipline; the former unanimously, t lie hitler by 1 '.'.! against 1. &iChicago celebrated on Saturday the completion of the Chicago, Pittsburg, and Fort Wayne Railroad. The first, train on the road left that day under a salute of artillery. ' The Grand Jury of New York have found an indictment against Charles Morve, David Fox, aud Daniel I). Thompson, for the murder of Daniel Stack pole, at a recent target-excursion fight at Harlem. ßisS An Opposition State Convention is to be held at Richmond, Va., on the loth of February, to nominate candidates for Governor and other onieers. ESfThe oldest lady in South Carolina is Mrs. Singleton, of Williamsburg. She is one hundred and forty years of age, and has been blind for sixty years. lt KSapTwo lilies of stages are already vertised to leave Kansas for thesiold recion. They commence running in April, and will perform the journey iu less than two weeks. EgMiss Louisa Payne, who was prevented by illness from appearing iu the " Bohe- j mian Girl," in London, has sufficiently recovered to enable her to resume her proles- j sioual duties. ' fög- Tom Hyer, in a letter to tin- N. Y. j Tribune, says it is all a mistake about, his i ottering to fight. j

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

rftTl COLLECTOR'S S .i I, E . Bv order ot the tommon tonnen ol the city ; - , GEORGE WOIFUS, Collector of ; F!li,, ,.iIy do hereX,y give notice that I wilt soil, on j tie. 21st d.iv ot January, ISjfc. at the Court lions in Kvutisville. Ind , between tho hours of 10 o'clock ."t . in., null -tr o Cloctv r . ill iH'iiL linn'") ic i following lots ut parts of loti or pieces of real es- ; tale, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay ' tiio following amounts charged agaiust such lotofor j V..1-K doae tiii-rwli by said, city, together with the ! coEs ul eueli büic : DsfirhSitnf proy y.7,3?.'.-.-. nf - tri er irork tione Ov-.i?;-. thereok l tut ct;;. J. C. l- kiglei- On loi 27 iü Ki 14, . Stuoiltv. Xu, l:tyü ilutvli so ft Plunk im-walk L.YL-ersii.ua..Uu lot iOiu.Ui 1, tuckv. u. l.'V'g iuw-n 40 It piaiik pidewalk f prrnd'g ... roter Biirprtw-r.. Lot-s 1 Kt 12 111 10, Sto. ktv. Kn. lav'K (li.wti Ion ft plank siiietvalk 6: rad'tr..., Juliu S. Oarilt ... I.ts -J'l and IfcJ HI ' 17, Stock w. Enl't, ICO ft idank sidottalk U. Mulsin Lot.ül iü-', Lower Kn. excavating Ci cub. yds eiirtii 1!. I-1. Tallj.-t Li t ü," l'i'u. Kit, lou 5-11 sq yds 1.1 k liavi iii-iil .v. liirr K. lk.-i-.f- Iif.IJ.-r-Lot os, Dim. L'ii, -js ö-il ydi hi 'k iavi'lu'lit Ja. id. .S le o-r ...L..t-i 14 & b". lll'k 10, Fourth Fid't, 1,1'k sidewalk, tilling it exeavnting .... Tan. G. Ttni-s . .Lot li.. Illork lo, 1' Hi Ku, loo tt idank rtidetnilk a A Hit fJi'd Gjt let. exclasice ft costs of udc i-2 00 ! 1 44 i 4:i 4 40 C 05 i vi f-xcavaring... Lot 17, Block in, F0111 tli Ku, UK) ft dank nidi-walk ... Lots 18, If, '20, -l Ä 1)1 lo Fonrtli Kn, ötKI ft plank sidctvuik II. r:iiilif-di.iti-l...Li.t -2:i, lock lo. Fourth Ln, plank Kidowalk, i-xeata-tin-and filling G-.-.r.;e Givl.i....Lot 1, Iii ö, Knut. Kn, plank Hidsvvalk mid tilling Win. LoHi'iitliul. Lot 2oa, Don. F.11, brick pavement & t-artliwork 18 CO ! I 1.1 70 04 1 W in. II. Walker. Lot Ül, Hon. Kn, bl ick pavement A; enili nkineiit 2j Hi dei-Sa CKOltliK WOLKLIN, City Cidlector. ELt WtHE STJTE LOTTERIES. CAPITAL PK1ZK 10,000 1 Tickets S10 SOTICE. This is to inform the puldic that wc have dicipoded of our cntiiv interest in tlio Lottery (lianirt ludd by 11, cliartercd ly tho States of Delaware. (icorKia, Kentucky, and Miwiouri, to tlio firm-of WOOD, Kill) V v CO, to take ofleet 011 tli list day ot' December, IS.'s. Aud tve most cordially lecoiuuiend ou-r guccessura to our former friendn und patrons, le. -1 i h u assured that the busiin-si tt ill bo continued tt ith the same integrity and promptitude which has characterioil ii as conducted by ourselveei and predcceSHors for the last thirtv-five years. UKKUOKV & MAl'BY. WlI.MlNi.TON, Del., Nov. lötll, 1SÖS. WOOD, EDDY & CO., MANAGERS. (Si ccr.ssoKS to Grkiiouv & Machv.) The iiiiilorsiKned haviw bicome owners of tho ONLY I.OTTEUY ClIAKTKlt IX DELAWARE, oiler to the public the fullowin scheme, to I drawn each Wednesday in January, 1H.",, in Wilmington, Delaware, iu public, under the Hiiperintcii'lctico of swurn coiuinis.-ioni:rs appointed by the Governor. ( lam O'J draws on Wednesday, .Tan. ö, 1SÖ0. Clan 7'1 draws cm Wednesday, Jan. 12, Isr.-J. 4 lam Mi draws on Wednesday, Jan. Ill, 1 ,"!. i'let fJH ilraws 011 Wednesday, Jan. 2ii, I H5t. rniHTY-rwo nio i -s. -i; j thki:k iivshued AM) Ai.NKVl-.x.V 1-MXES! Acai ly Om; Pi-lie to every Two TH litis! 1H TVumIerM 13 liroivn Ballots. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! TO 11 E DRAWN' Each Wednesday in January. 1 Prize C l",ooiF 1H lo,lMMI 1 " 1X.W27 lll.IKH) i;,oihi IX. 827 20,(KMI 12,1100 t.000 ... .'!,".OII ... 1,.00 .... isoo ... .'o" ... -loo ... K.oon 7,0 li.iXKI U.001) r.,000 7.000 Ji,.r,oO 100 . 70 . 40 . i;,,vni 4 '..VI L'.i.oo a.'.-ivi !t.:ifm . ..270..I00 .010 JO . . .' rrizes amount inK " tt lad-.- Tii-kci.- j 10; Halves ' ' IV ruh -iU-h of l'ackai;i-s wiil 1 'uartcr be sold at ll Intvnec ral;-s, wiiii-li is tint ri.-k: Ccrt'ticatiJof Package of 2d Wind Ti,-l;els 1 Ki .-.o 2i; Half " ... 7", 7.-, 2d (J carter ... a7 K7 Tn M-Aeflnjr Tickets or Tort ili. ate-, enclose the amount, ol money to our addi-tss, fc.r w tint you wish 10 pltlclias.; nanie llie Loll. -rr in tv i.i.Ji you wish 11 utv-sf.-d, ali-1 tt li.-lle-r toa i-.li V. holes, ilalt.-s or iiartcl-s. 011 ler.Mj t of which, we send what is lOcl'cd. l-y tlrt loilll, fo-;ell,el with the si h. me. luuui-iiaielv- ;;licr Ibe drawing, 'lie drawn uuiiiI.eis v. ;i! Ii.- . nt will, a v. 1 iir. 11 ep'. 11. alien. I!Cirj'ureha,jerw wilt pb-a-.-1 rife I heir signal in es fii.iiu. and tJivo the name ot tli.-n l'o.-1 oitiec, t'onnty and !?I.ile. IsoJI' l. iii t iiüRFSl'uXDKNTS. '1'iiosc bo pi 1 i- r u. d .-.uiolnt noii.-y by uiail, 4t ii T1!K A1.-MS KXniKSS CoMIVAW, whereby 10-vl.ey lor Tiel.el-j, iu -aims e.f Ten iLdlai-r, alei llpuarOs, t ail be senl us AT in i; RISK AND EXPEXsE, fi-.-iu any city 01 lotn wb.-ie ib.-y hate 1111 oni. e. The liioiiev and ot-itet- lullst i.e en. lesed ill ;i"CI)Vl.lC.UtN'f PitsT nt l li i: h'lAJII'Kl) KNVEI. I'TI-:. ol the Expr. .... Co. 1 aimot feci iv,. Ila-lu. A.ldl..- .- O1.I.-1-. 1.. I- Ti. l.el.; of Ceilili,-at.-s to Wim'D, KDliY .V CO., dec2ii VV iiiiiiuirton, Dolawaio. fITI" IS II F. It ,.-. - f IC 1. VT 8 1 OO niilv I'l-leis, lor u hicii 1 vi lit i.ay iMlceiits 1 :t-li. 01 . 1 eiil.s iu j .h.iI, or on retail a.-coiuiis. dc.-'l ClIARI IS S. WELLS. ? t HI Sil Kit .1.11 I'OU'llKUMJ Kl) M:ü A lis fsHl bids .1. S. l.overiii;;-s Phil adelphia and SI . .lames, l.ii-fiaie bv de.il S. K. lilLlSKUT A I'll. S.1LT- KIO It It I. S, S. I). t.ll.liKK f Si V. JE&, lor l"v by TiJ lb G1ÜH ll. I Ivl'eitell and for sale bv .1, i :fi s. e. ciLRKiVr d co. , m TT.it '.? ;..VT VOTICE. ' Win Wriulil vs. 1 11,-foie Julius s. Catb tt J. L. Fruit. Justice. Noiice is herel.t fri-.en that a writ of at tachmeiit issued 011 the loth day ol December. Isök, and ly vitlne ol s-ti.fwi it the C.nstable attached one voke tii' oxen ajB the proiierty of said defendant, and sMituiicus s:aiiist the delendant was returned not foetid, and the time s.-t for hearing this cause J iimary Is, ls-'i, si lo o'chn k in t lie forenoon of .-aid day, At my oiliee in I nioii Township, Vaitderbmuh couutv, where all inu-i-rsted ltiiiv attend if tbev think proper. .111.1 L S S-. OAT LETT, dec.)-;it - Justice. I 'M H t it 3C K.S. t'MT -V 0ß if Mid NAMiCNIAl, TllKI-jfi AT Al'i-TlOX ! Will W on VINK?fAV, 'Jth inst., ut 10 oVliwk A. j'I., fi spit luli'i culu-t tioii if (manif ntal Kvr rrot-u Tn-t'S, f.nt.raciiij; i'iiiu, Sylvcstri.- nr Scotch iino, Abi Kxcviriit'r i t N'orwiiy Spnii'i Fir,Itnlini t ir, AiiJi'fi-.iu Arhorvita, Svt iii.vii Juniiw-r, xc. Als, ülioiii ät iwjii f IVai; in vurivty ; 0x iraio l.,f-ts f the Ciitawhii ;rai c; zint ilnii:litn Citron. l.f-rj-ies, n Viiiit-tT v.irraniti never to miMew, hut a 'I'ho alirvt- 4:'ll;tani is I'tMiii tlio mu rii'S of J. C a:nl will &4.I.1 t th. AH-tin KtKfins i H. Shi. 1 MjN, tu:iirr '1 Ulni miJ Main siri-t:. on ViiK j ilny, as a hove luuni'-l. 'fli- Ticc iuv mm- reailylr j iiiiHM.-tt.n. .It-i-'J Z. H. i'nK & SON. I ffit i: su Hith t ii ts Jüvim I rAf'fT- m-'-i jujt P-i-rivrti of unr (mtoiii! j inin-li;te fta- full und Winter trals from the budt I muiiufactnicrs of Ntv York.. j We now liiivt tin I;a;nl a ikm! ;ls.i tuit-nt of all j kiii-ls ;!' cjnjiiiiius of fur Suii HaN; Wool Hrtta i iin.i vum wr uiru .um wy-s, vi anoit hiiiii.-'. mj rifling Ko-smJi, li min ri.ai, lliiu'ia Vi-ta, Wide Awake, Yutu.jL; Aiihtum, I'lan-t Kmpiro, 3onnt I Vi rnoii, Snick j, "Ait ist. Exi-o!si.,r, IVnnl Tianl, iaiuke C'iiyMiHcr, liiiYe!'x:k, Luoknow, Moro Cattle aii't iiuj Sili styl-, and tilk hrowu and black, PeUrsliam, Vhxh and lbck Vrhvt Caps and Turbans ot T;xrions yhnpos, whivh ma.k our stovk complete aftiu for the fourth time, ls.r:4, aud we cordially invite Liie Tratle to call and i-xumine before making tht-ir j.arcli;fri. N. H. This stMk U itntwl'd, not fn-ni thotitlter ot tht! AÜalitic bnt fivin this t-ide, that U from At-'" Yurk U r.t.oiiVh: Ii"t. d . -'S KKKN A i'UKSTOX.

MISCELLANEOUS.

"8 f 'lut: HR1CK OF THE -Bvr w lFLrbest quality, on hand and for sale by I .1 !.--! t3 . , I 't ' T t' n II dee22 L i-1 vein. collection 'or 5T, HE FINEST preseut books ever in the market. Women of beauty from Seintrajiiis' to Eugenia Strafterd's Gallery. Favoritu English ballads proierly illuetratc-d, and a hundred other valuable works beautifully illustrated and embossed. Call and see them before buying elsewhere. It costs nothing to look. ner: - l)BKLL ft COXYXGTON". T V."0 EXCiji S J O -V - i-TltlPS: Tiie mail packet SILKi5!S52SÖr VKH S-TAttwill give two Excursion Ti-ipd from Kvansville to Padacuh and back, leaving Evansvillo on her first Trip uti MUXDAV, Deimber 27th, lsöa; and arrive -on her second trip on Friday morning, the 3uth. The Süvcr Star will take excursionists during the above named trips trom ivansville to raduuah and all w ay points Ai HALF FAKE. The Crescent City Brass Band will be on board to supply the excursionists w ith their sweet music. GVS. FOWLER, dec22-lw Captain. U E SU UROIW1) CORJ' ME.it. in store und for sale bv decJ4 OLMSTED i SABIN. Wik I SSO h l'TIO OF FJ R T'E - MP SHIP. The Brill of llittroltT & S.n was dis solved on the J lib of lie.-ember, 1SÖS, by the retire ment ot J. L. U1T1 UiiLKI , Sk. Alliiccoiiiitsdiie tho ohl firm ninst he paid imniediatelv to lifTTItnLFK l:j;us., successors. J. L. IliTT IHILFK, .1. L. ltlTTKOLFK, .Iu. 19.iRTJVERSHtF J'Ö TILE. Li'il'IS uuilUKOIttlKUITTltOLVJi' havim: purchased the interest of J. L. Bittrolrt, Sr., in the firm of ISittrolfl'.t Son, have entered into a partnership under the style of iim'UOLl'F UltL'THEUS. and ttill continue the Watch and Jetvalry business at the old stand, No. 48 Jlain street, between First and Second. Ilaving combined the Btocks of both Houses into one, tve have now on Rami tho tinest, largost Hlid liest selectßd stock of Gold and Silver Watches, Jew elry, Silver Ware, Clocks, Spectacles, Ac. over seen in this city, and which we are seliinc oft at prices very little above the cost. Thoso who wish to buv tino Je .relry at very low figures, are invited to cull at No. 4S Main street. decJ-lm WTTROLFK BROTH EUS. imWOSK f'l TTHI I IUI. Vtt.llrÄING. The Bnlwcriliers hare coucludedito to into tho " Black liinnioud" husinesn aain, and intend to koep a good stock of the best quality of PITTSBURG COAL always on hand. Wo have a lot now on the way. w hich w ill be sold at the wharf, at reduced jirices for cash. Orders left at the storo ofSAMl'KL OUR. or at JA3IKS SWAXSON S Lumber Yard Oiliee, will be promptly attended to. decü-lw unit SWAÄSON. C.S'il It I E S FOR FJITilEl tTs'E -Washboards, Ink, Indigo, Geese, Chickens, Flour, extra quality. Goods delivered free of charpe. doc25 OLMSTKD t SABIN. mWR.l. .lMCFJlRf.JJVl KESFEVT-V-SL fully announces to the citizens of Kvansville that he has leased tho almve Hall for A short season only, for the purpose of giving a series of first class tiramatic f.ntertainments. glORF ORJ Tt O.V . TiVEr-Oli Dt: KKÜ that the owners of lots in Block No. M, Kast. Ktilai'Kpment, cause a plank sidewalk to be laid down in front of said Block, running along Sixth streot and between Walnut and C'hesnnt, within 30 days after the publication of this notice, and iu default thereof tho Common Council will proceed to jierforni said work, and the costs aud exlienses accruing thereby, will 1 assessed and collected by sale, of said property, or so much thereof as will satiufy said lien and coats. By order of tho Common Council. doc2:i-10t A. LEIK'KK, City Clerk. Volksbote copy. .1 ,iJV'iiERSoj ti ;- CHANT TAI LOK, Mitchell's Block, Main street, Kvansville, Ind. Headquarters for elegant Clothing made to order. Gents' Furnishing Goods, such as Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, d-c. Also, a variety of Piece Goods, made up to order in tho very best stylo and manner, at quick terms, small profits aud extensive sales. dec22 " 77,1 rERIJREEJs7-3 0 0 E.t l'TI Fl t, M.J Evergreens of every variety, and in fine order, for sale at Z. ii. COOK. & SOX'S. 6"i it eejs' t FFiEs7ioiij rue i. s T Green Apples, in fine order, for sale at decin Z. II. COOK & SON'S. :io9ooo J WE tl ft F HE SS Shingles ; f)0,(Hioo feet dressed Pino Flooriiiif, the btt quality ever sold in the city. For sab', cheap, ut the mw Linubt-r Yard, corner of Main and F.iuhth streets. dec'iä NKWKKBKY & CLEMENT. k V RIEM .Jl Fll.3 BF.HTS, Brazil Nuts, English Walnuts, Figs, Iiates, Baisins, Currants, Kock Candy, tiysters, Lobsters, Sardines, Alum, Fpsom Salts, Sulphur, Itoll Brimstone, CopiH-ra-, Madder, Ext. Logwood, Indigo, Cream Tartar, Soda. Bedcords, Blacking, Hatting, Cloves, Cement, Cigars of all kinds. Nutmegs, linger of nil kinds. Glass Jars, Tiimhleis, Lanterns and l lasks, Lemon Syrup, Mustard, Matches, l'epfer Sauce, Spani.-.h Moss. Stone Pipes, Potvder, Sat. ty Fuse, Tobacco of all kinds, Fancy Soaps, Starch. Vinegar, Cordage, Letter, Note, Cap and Writing Paper, Teas, l'l.,ur, Camphor, Envelopes, Saltpetre, British Lustre, etc., etc. A supply of :he above kept constantly on hand, and for s.i'lo low, by S. E, GILBERT Jt ( 0 lec-J Svcamuie street, near Waier. jjjj'q'c'j',HJiFii iEL.1 If.iKi: Burniui; Fluid, Pine Aii; lo C'iuüsn, Citron, Cr ini'erries, Rais in, Buckwheat Fonr, Onions, Pumpkins and Potatoes. For sale at novao 7.. H. COOK & SON'S. ffST! FOR Tili: IIOllH.ti'S.. II ST MM. received at JOHN l.'ASI'H S, a lar-e bt .1 Plain and i'utiey liait.-r liiH.tsand Slio.-.-,, i.,r Ladies, Misses -Hl.i I hil.lrcll. I Jiave al-o a 1.,1,-e I .1 ofBoj.-.' ami Youth's Boots, whi h I will sell at Uiiol.-.lle I I I.e., .Illino-Iiie It.tiitl.lt Nw is the linn- ior baruai'us. t'oine .itliett. or foil ttill loose iiionev. ..HUN BÄSCH, ll.-C-' l !lt No. Ü Second street. E.-TtsTR f.-J. II. IS.il It II, .M. tl., rcKpeciiiillt inb-nns (be citizens of Evanstille and vicinity lha.1 l.e ',;,---!rÄ localed here pel in. He III It fur tho pill- ZZxEKJ' pose ..f praetii ini; )H-nti--tiy in al! its blanches. k'.rj- Plate work from a single i.n.ib t,, fullselt. at lO.t.-itei n pric.ts. Teeth tilled in a superior manner. ALL WORK WARRANT Eli. Ollice No. -l.'t Main t-trect, under t'itv (iailery. d...o:i jgiintisT.n.f . ii T'Eiii t l,ltKSENTS,. ,,ii:,istiugof the folb.t. int l:,...,s: tlallery of I'auiolis P.n.tM, t omen of P..-iiiiiy and Meitiism, Lays li-oin tiie Land ot Luiher, Aniti ican Seeiiery, It.s.k of Beauty, Leaflets of Memory, Gem of the Season, 'llie Atlantic Souvenir, The Oriental Annual, Tin- Sacred Allegorie tiow in tin- l 'loud, Itryant's Poems, Tom M.ioi-e'ii Woiks, Josephine Oallei v. Rhymes and Rotiiid.-tays Pot's Pis-tieal Works, The Vriiice. Also, a tin" asortineiit of Bibles, Prayer Ro.iks, Psalms anil Hymns, and many others too huntcroiis to mention, together with a tine selection of Writing Ivsks, Work Boxes, C.thas, Ac. F'os sale cheap at J. If RALLY'S. dec'J2 Cor. First and Main sfs.. Evansville, la. .lr.j-xrv.iA i.iHH.i in' .isstß. ClATloN. A intetiiiK of the Stockholders of the ass.tc:alion for the election tf a Nominating Committee, will Is held in the Library Rooms on WEDNESDAY EVENING, December" 2'Jth, et 7 o'clock. Byotderof WM. H. BINGHAM. ilec--21 Ree. Secretary. Jf L. .i. ELECT10JSTHE Zl.iVnual election lor ollicterstif the Evansvilie Library Association ttill tin held at tho Library Kooms on MONDAY, the Urd day of January, lr.j, Wtween the hours of ii and 8 P.M. Stockholders in arrears are not entitled to-vote. Bv order ot the Board of Trustees. WM. II. BINGHAM. dec2S Kec. Secretary. " O ifk HI1L r. O LJ SSE Sf M P 2 hhris Sugar, 2ä boxes Kaisins, Almonds, Dates, Prunes, &c. deci OLMSTED SABIN. ft-ZO FOR. BOWLIXG GREK.V Üäh.iÄi"T'" ""amer H. - BBIDGF.S will '25!3H('pfe-arrive from Louisville this morniHg, ami will leave for Bowling Green this tlay, at twelve o'clock. Fot ireight or patsirgo apply on lioartl. ttec28 jrrJ.V.1 WII.I S.i LT. 500 HÜLS. Mm. Salt, in good coojieniee. for sale at Agents' prices. WHEKLKIl KIGGS. TiJ'ETS-10 C.ISES OF 1'Jflil9 ous tjuaiities and colors plain and twilled Satinets just received and for sale low by Kc2s ' Km PRESTON. gFEit.lL .yOTICE OF HiSSOLITloN. 'fhe limited partnership between Nathan Kuwley and Francis Amory in the coal mining business was dissolved in tiie 24th Beceuibi-r insr. Nathan Rowley is authorized to settle all the debts of the concern, and collect al! debts due for coal delivered. NATHAN ROWLEY, dec2S-45t FBANCIS AMORY. 5 It. HJRTOS (ROCHESTER) MMm COOPKK TOOLS A No. 1 goods ; aud also Patent V. Crozes just received and fur sale by dec28 JACOB STRArB, 40 Main street. ColTmbiTs TRESS HOOFS ÜLL ' sizes just received by JACOB STRAUB, de.-2S No. 4o Main strei t.

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1 WWIO. V. 1 7I.K A- !- W erel, Xo. 1 Pickled lierrinir, "o. 1 Scaled and Magilu ten Herring. For sale by declo z. n. cook &so. nev and just the thimi. Just opened at (lerlS CJTARTF.S S. W'F.T.LS. Ei ausville Commercial College, ? VOltTM 'iKST ST2HI1T, m W ilVAVi LLK, IND. Thit inatirm ttn pre-öt-nr evt-ry iuiliuvuieiit to youn m-u wishing to aoiuire u thoroiigi. practical kuowledire of IkiuUe Kitiry Jiok Kuctiü, as well a u gciioral iJusiü-s J-.dllCiltioli-Th!? iastituriou ha l.o:n iu sucCvsful jKnitioii br over live ears. -r Oataloues or other narticulars, call at toe Rc-onis, or address decl;Wy JKKKM1AU BK11M, Prii:ot..I. M7 Can Mravierrte5i, Freh tau Qniiicf t, Fresh Can Pears, Fresh Can Green Gaea, Preserved Quinxes, Preserved Pom-he, Ho l'ears, I'o Oranges, Jo Tine Apple, Oninge Marmalade, I'car do, For sale bv Z. II . COOK SON. lo Lemons, Strawberry Jf m, Brandy Limes, Do Peaches. declö WWOLltU l"! HOjLtllJi'TAs CiirisTM3L mas and New Year is coming, tho lrv Gtssls at the store of WM. J. DELBLER, No 4:1 .Main street, will be sohl cheap for cash, together with the new arrival. Cull and see. dedH . rgW .Tf O THE It S. IF fOV U'll.l. M consult your family physician you will learn from 1 1 i til that Henees' Carminative is much better and safer to give infants than l'.aleniaif s Iirops, Godfrey's Cordial or I'aragoric. It will give instaut relief front cholic or pain in the Stomach. We have the genuine article tor sale. STOHPARH & THOMPSON, tlfcW Hruggists, No. 17 Main st. K ISAI.II IIS 11 IU THOMAS BOl.ISS, JR. FISHER & BOLUSS, JimH.SS FOVJS IIERS, FtJ'tSUEBS, JLJt Steam Pipe and Gas Fitters, cornwr of Pine and First streets, Kvansville, Indiana. pfctfully assure tlio public that any orders entrusted to their charge in the above brandies of business, will be executed with promptness, and iu the first style of workmanship. A variety of Brass work constantly on hand and manufactured toorder. Strict attention paid to Locomotive nnd Distillery work. Steam Gauges, Gas and Steam Pipes always ready. . Highest market price, in cash, paid for old Copper, Brims and Zinc. docR!-1yd Zg h J u s Coffee i oo Aliens Flour, for sale wholesale or retail. tli11 OLMSTED & SABIN. :AtiE MK.iT i VTTERS !JlST received assorted sizes. Also, Sausage Stuffers, at .lecltl CLAKLES S. WKLLS. IS L'TI HER Ki'it-ES5, O, 7 IJ'il 8 inch. Also, Butcher Steels, for sale low at declO CHARLES S. WKLLS, 13 First st. TB0 El THOJ'E I , EIJIJS M. Ob lbs fresh ground Sausage, 80 dor.en Kggs, 300 lbs Now liouev. decll OLMSTED A SABIN. goCÜHl CO VaiF! ColfoH FW'E wish to call the attention of persons afflicted with Coughs and Colds, to the Cict tLat Dr. Jackson's Cough Syrup is superior to any ami alt the quack nostrums that are offered for salt. It is made from a prescription furnished by Dr. Jackson, of Philadelphia, one of tiiu best physicians iu this country. This Syrup has beou used by thousands with the greatest benefit. Try oue bettle, und you will always use it afterwards. For sale by STODDARD & THOMPSON, decl" Druggists, No. 17 Main st. KJTES! SK.iTES ! .' 200 pairs assorted, 25c to 84 a pair. 60 pairs Skato Straps. For sale by decll CHARLES S. WELLS. WJT JULES FOR F.I. ft I Li' I SIC M lo i dozen F;ggs, 10 do Chickens, arm lbs Strained Honey, .'Ml bids Apples, 100 bush do, 20 lbs Butter, Squirrels anil Rabbits. For sale by tleclti OLMSTKD SABIN. sTilTf JJII iSl'.Vrr ÖRÜERS V" WANTED Until th first day of January, lK.'.O, I tt ill take City Orders at 'JÖ rents, aud until the first day of March, 1S-VJ, will take County Orders at par for Dry Goods or obi dobts. dec!! SAM. KMB1CH, 41 Main street. 'wETER.niEITOC -LF Rooks, as no one has now any reason to coinplain of not having had t-m.unli tinis for acttlinir llirir aecttntits I will, on the first day of April, 1S.V., offer and sell to the highest bidder all Book accounts made previous to January. 18Ö8, if they are not paid or satisfactorily settled by that time, decit SAM. KM RICH, 4'J Main street. g i i. o .4 ti TRr.YiM iZ'i77i Mli w: just received a ltd wit ich cannot be lieat in l enity or price. SAM. KM BICH, dec'. No. 40 Main street. C1URISVMJSI ciiltlHT.Jl.IS ilis ' everybisty exiects a present on tht holidav. it will bo' well to remember that SAM. KMBK'II has been receiving a large assortment of Ditv Goons and Noi'Ions tt hieb an- very suitable for presents, tt hii h he is selling v.o y cheap for cash. dec'.i X t it fE iriiirs L oticej llTfer-p.-les owinie; .a- interested iu land adjoining the following descrii. ü tiut t, nio hereby nntitied tiiat on the ith day J-Liuary, ls;., the County Surveyor of V.tudei-buirtii County will proceed to run lb.- lines and perpetuate the corners of all that part of Fractional S-ctioti Fifteen iu Township Sevtn, Soiiih of range 'ien West, iu the Viuccmics land district, owned by JOHN M ILLEI.. cU.-cS-;iwd THFRiiiii J9 -JSK) Ul'UIlg-H, lo boxes Lemons, loti Pino Aiqiles, 10 bunches Bauan.v, 1 bb! Texas 1'ecans, 0 frails Aluion.is, 1 tlo itrail Xnts, Joo lbs Figs, .lusl ie.-oiv.Hl Oils tlay l-y tl.-cH Z. 11. IHIIK A SON. Mir(' OF i.ll FORT.IVCE!.nt s r.-ceiveil, a new stock of Dry Gwod-.. and for sale t b.-ap for cash, at W.M. J. DECBLEK'S, deelo Kn. 4't Main street. .,.V..s !-' A" HIIOTIIKU hate received anetlter shipment ol' desirable IH EiiNSWARE, GLASSWARE, CHINA TEA SETTS, A i.-o - Oiiile a i.-n i. ty el oruauif nfal and useful articles suitable for pit .Mm ts lir i ho hoi id it s. Call and s.-e at No. je, First street. ileeN-lnid.ttv IIIH.LINGSWOIiTH & PRO. "jp v vc her' '"kUs-i t'Es-r,t iiozi:. assorted, from . to 12 inch, just reeoicett. ib. GEO. Si. SONNTAG. f.V l'LA'fThl)yKT IliiiS.J. . '" m V) boxes I'okt.- Tin, loo .lo CliarcoalTin, oO do li'ooting Tin, Iimi buutiles assorted Sheet Iron, 10 pigs Blis-k Tin, 00 bundles assorted Wire. Al-tn Coiji.-r Bottoms and Sh.vt and Bar Copper on I. .iii.l ami for sale by SAMUEL (Ulli. CHRISTIAN KUATZ WH. IIHI.MV. KRATZ & IIEILMAN. CITV FOUNDRY I M A NI FACTl'R ERS AND IS I I LDKRS OF STKA M ENGINES AND BOILERS, Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws, f! ti in initio Machines, Chinese Sugar Caue Mills. Tliraitiiig Marhlnen, &-. KV A NS i LLE, IND. rsvn: I'uoritir.Toiis of the citv foi'njZL tlry beg h ave to inform tlu-ir friends and tho public in general, that they are preparetl to tlo all kinds of M.V'HINK AND FINISHING WOP.K, and everything appertaining to the Foundry business. They are manufacturing Stf.am Rnoineb and I!oii.i:us of atiy size ami power reijuired. Saw Mill Machinery and Miil Gearing of any size; Distillery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gumming 3Iachiues, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills, Iloi-M-iM.iters, Gorn-sheilers, Machinery of all kinds made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings of very desct iptiou, Iron Hoitsetronts, Cellar Grates, f c. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest improved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, ic. BREWERS, DISTILLERS, RECTIFIERS, Ac, Supplied with every description of Cpper and Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, refrigerators, Attetnporators, Sparges, Stillheads and Worms on an improved principle. Columns for Alcohol Stills, Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphous, Ac; Copper, Lead and Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every variety, for beer, spirits, oil, f-c.: Brass Cocks anil A'alves, Steam Whistles, -e. Workmen sent to nil parts to fit lip work and do repairs on Steam. Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron Work, tc. OLD METALS BOUGHT. Tlicy are dealing iu and selling Allen's Improved Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tubing, llirani Hopkins' Improved Smut Machine, Stephen Hughes' Flour Separators, German Bolting Cloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Packing, Hose, Ac, of the best kind: Tiuplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin, Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick. They have every facility of the best Jlachinery and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to them, their individual 'attention, filling orders promptly, warrantine their work, and are satisfied wiüi reasonable prices. 5 Office and Sale Rooms, No. 00 Main street; F'oundry, Boiler Yard and Machine Shop on Pino ftreet, between First and Second streets, Evanst ille, Indiana. doc7 tl .V.I D.I HEElt OATH öo bushels for salo by det7 ORR, DALZELL tt CO.

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HIE OLD AND KELI ABLE PAPKK, E VANS YI LLE DAILY JOURNAL tf(.VTJ.V.Vfi, EVERY" UJi', V lull aud accurate reports of the state of tho .Markets, aud the verv latest current newa of tho dav. ALL THE XEWS Furnished to the Associated Press is promptly laid before tU'j Rea-U-rs of the Jouknal ONE AST) A HALF DAYS IX ADVANCK of the Giucinnati isipers. An" exciting Session of Congress is now bo log heal, and ii anxious to heir elabo.-e.to reports ..f the proceruiitga, should avail tLcinst-itoa of this op)urrut:i;y, ai;d aubacri.te for Tlit Jot'KyAt. 'iiie ternia f. T the DAILY JoCEXAL are S3 00 ivr ye.:r, and 52 .30 for six months, I.v aovasck ; or 10 cents per week, if paid to the Carriers. A careful summary of the doings of the Legislature will be made tin for every nnDer. In short, a condensed view of all that is going on in the Universe win ut turiii.-iieo. our reauen every . dav. dec6 AL JlOUSWholesale and retail, at WELLS, No. 13 First street. dec7 C. : tfJ-HA IS SCOOPS AM COAL SHOVELS Full IT assortment coustautlv on hand and for sale by d.c7 " X'. LK.WKI!I.S. MWIES American Slates, o Oval School do new articles. Slate and Cedar Pencils, Piireiissii.il Caps (" kinds,) Butcher Knitos and Steels, Carving tht, Blacking, (Butler's brand.) Locks and Latches, (Kastern prices,) Butts and Screws, Tacks and Spatables, Curry Combs find lloi-Sa Cards, Augers and Gimblets. Pocket Books and Povfmonaies, Needles, (Setv'g, Knit'g, Dnm'g Sack'g) I'oeket Combs and Thimbles, German and French llars. Japanned Tinware, full assortment. ' In short, everything usually kept by Hardware men, at Cincinnati prices. C S. WKI.L3, dcc-7 No. 13 First street. l'Alll I'l oW HASÜIES iu utoio and for sale by SAMUEL ORR. dec7 I ILATl-OliM (-.ILt'S.Scalo Beams, Coun tor and Tea Scales, Steelyards, patent Balance, at cc7 C. S. WELLS. n 9.i i Ls. huo heus assoITveTi V sizes. TlMOTlir SEED, 100 hush, prime new. For sale by spt2.'i ORK, DAZELL & Co. y.lH'S.' S.I ll'S.'.' 1 case Rowland's Mill Saws, l case last ftteel do do. 1 do Rott land's C. S. Cross Cut do, ".'.dozen Hand, Panel and Kip do, 2." do Wood Saws (framed.) Also, Tenon, Conjpass and Web Saws, at der7 C. S. WELLS, No. 1.1 First stroet. 10I L JIAJX 1 casks Coil Chain, assorted, for Saw Mill and other purpose. For sale constantly by C. 8. WELLS, dec7 !0- 13 First street. WWATEST lliioK TouTU CJIOSS i'UT HAWS, JL always on hand and for sale by dec7 C. S. WF2LL8, No. 13 First street. f&9KW OliK UELT1XG AXÜ PACKING CO. ww I am agent for this Premium Belting and Packing. Good stock constantly, and sold as low as other makers, while the nhovo Company makes tho very best article in snv market doc7 C. S. WKLLS, No. 13 Flint street. gVOP i'lXlf" t'llEBSES " Lttter Copying Books, Do do Brushes. Good assortment constantly on hand and for sala hy 0. S. WKLLS, No. 13 First street. tLflWiEL AM) i'O.Yt.S STANDS (Beautlfu' J patterns,) Steel F'ire Setts Stands, beautiful patterns. A few more left and moro expected. Also Brass hea-i Shovels aud Tongs, Iron tlo .'e do, Pokers, Cinder Shovels, dx., &c. For sajo 'y 0. S. WELLS, No. 13 First street. C A'PS l CAPS ( CAPS t FOR CHKIST ' MAS A large and splendid assortment Caps, for men ami bovs, latest styles, just received per Kxrress by VAUT1KR & MARCONNIKR, dec7 No. 31 Main street. tOtl) WOIIK Eoli m'UUIES AND h'AO UNS A conii.lctc assortment of Hubs. Tl. Iocs, Spokes, Shafts, Bows, Ac, for sale by dee-7 HAMLKL OEt. 91JH' ItXISI.VS A.V AL.no.VHS tor sale cht an. to close e onsiirniTient. at lecli VICKERY BROS. It E S II PK.if 'ES-300 IXiJVH Fresh Peaches received on consitruniODt aud for sale by decl PRKSTON BROS. 1 '9ICHE1I .TI.S.K-ar, RALES FUR sale, to arrive, by S. K. GILBKKT & CO.. dec2 Sycani ire street, near Water. fToinixmi tf Tiio.Ti fsoj', sveressors to II.iIIik k f-Sttsldanl, wholesale dealers in Driigi, Clieinicals, Oils, Paints, Glass, Glassware, do., lutejnsl received large additions to their stock, and are now prepared to furnish Physicians and Storekeepers with every article in their line, -at reduced prices. Having made purchases exclusively tor cah, and by the packugc, can offer inducements to I. ut eis ci. ai. r than ever before. Aiso, a laie and varied assortment of DAGUERREOTYPE AM) AMBROTYPE STOCK, consisting of Cameras, ( lit nucule, Cases, and evert article required by artist?.. We also maiiutacture ait improved kind of nonexplosive Burning Fluid, for salo by the barrel or at retail. Coal Oil cotistantlyi.il hand, with a large assortment of Fluid : nutl Oil Lamps. Orders from Artists mid Storekeepers promptly attended to, at tlio same prices as though they attended jM-rscnally. Particular attention paid to packing and forwarding proinptiv. STODliARD - THOMPSON, do. 4 No. 17 Main street. 1: ,1 tf SI'OltTs.n K.V.-J VST RE telt. .1 i .,,en snpei'ier Kille,. 2 do double-bat releti Shot Guns, 'i do sinifln do do. 1 do Revolvers, ass'd makers, 2 do Pistols, do do, 2 cross Gun At ads, nss'd, STsi.txn Percussion Caps. Shot Belt.-;, Poiiehes, Powtler Flasks. Besides a large tariety of tjini Ti Immings. dol GEO. 8. "SONNTAG. EJsiKi'uLti L VX iJRIEh TEJVi. 19 derloins, SaiiKiigM Meat, Spare Kit, Pigs' Feet, c, fit-sh every day, for Rale at our Pork House, cot tier Locust street and Uper Market, tiecri GEORGE POSTER CO. PxrjJTE ni7c71k EL LEmvrlLi, W paycash l..r City Orders for a few days only. CuHjit No. 32 Main street. dec 1-1 m 1ÜCO.VII STIIEKT MEAT SHOP. ' JEREMIAti BONN has opened a Meat Shnn on Second struct, near Main, and opposite Kot. Mr. McCaiei 's Church for the ncconuuodation of his customers during tint w inter. lie will keep on hand, at all hours, from the close of the morning market till evening, a supply of the choicest Meats, which lie ttill cut to suit the pt.'ses aud tastes of every ciaJis of buyers. By leaving tht,ir orders at theshop, families will hatu their .Meats selected for thum and sent to their houses. He will kwcp a Bupply ol superior Lard for family use, und he puts up Sausage Meat, which he will warrnut to be made in a manner not to often, 1 tho most fastidious housewife. nov3Q-tf mEU .Ut Hi I".,. 1 50, OOO WELw W LOW Poplar Shingles, just received at tho uew Lutiilsr Yard, corner of Miin and Eighth streets. dcc22J NEWBERRY k CLEMENT. MASONIC NOTICE. KVANSVILLE ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. 12 W-S,1LL MEET AT THEIR HJLL WW on MONDAY, the 27th inst., at V o'clk for the In8tallatioa of Officers. All Companions are required to be in attendance. Per order of the H. P. dec23-3t. G. II. FISH, Secretary. RESSE 11 FOWLS AJ"Mt SOURUELSat wholesale or retnil Itv dec2:i OLMSTED A SABIN. i Ii E OR UK'S KXI-KL Silt B S 9VM GLE MACHINE mav be seen in oueratiou every day for two weeks, both forenoon and afternoon, at the upi-er cud of wharf. J. A. BLANCHARD, Proprietor, wdll sell EightsShop, Town, County or State in the following Tertory.Tiz: Kentucky, Indiana, Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Arkansas-, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Nebraska, and someof the river counties on the M issouri River, Missouri. Give na a call, gentlemen, and satisfy yourselves in regard to the superiority of our work, shingles, Ac, The Mill took the premium during last Fall, at the following State Fairs : St. Louis, Mo. ; Nashville, Xenu. ; Louisville, (in both State and Mechanics' v.; Pittsburg, Pa., besides niany others. Kdcc2!-d2w

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