Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 123, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 31 December 1858 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE,. IND.. rEIDATMOKNlNG. .DECEMBER 31

A The citizejiB of Petersburg, Worthington, and Newberry, on the line of the canal, alarmed at the indications of an ' intention to abandon j the Southern portion of the canal, hare held large public meetings . . . to determine what steps where necessary to prevent being Bhut out from all revenues of transportation to the jooMlteU of the com-, 1 mercial world, for their -rich agricultural products. One influential citizen of Pike county, writing to the Petersburg Importer says: It appears by recent developments that : our worat fears are about to be realized, respecting the abandonment of the Southern '' '' - division of the Wabash and Erie Canal by the Trustees. . It is said that the canal, at best, is poor dependence, in consequence of ;' the uncertainty of navigation, occasioned .' in the first place by the frail and imperfect

manner of its construction, ana seconaiy, Dy the inefficiency and negligence of a majority of those who are employed to keep it in repair. But then, poor as it is, and badly as it has been managed, it is the only facility afforded us, for ' the transportation of produce, lumber, coal, and general merchandise, except by the hazardous operation of flatboating down White River and Patoka, which is an age behind the times. The grave question nowrces itself npon us, what shall we do ? Will we in tike county quietly fall back to. the "days of , yore,'' in the conveyance of all our goods and praduce in wagons and ' flat-boats, whilst the adjoining counties are belted with the metal , track, and our neighbors of Gibson, Knox, and Daviess are every' day saluted by the thunder of the " iron herse," and the rumbling of railroad ears 1 What i3 the best for us to do under these discour- ' aging circumstances? This is an important inquiry an interrogatory of serious import a question which demands our calm and dispassionate consideration, followed by a . . unanimous response, and prompt efficient action. " All will admit that it is necessary for us to do'something, and that we do it speedily ; f ' for we have all learned by long experience that it is the height of folly to place any , confidence ia the canal. ' We have flattered ourselves year after year that it will work better after a while but instead of improving it is all the time getting worse. It is ia such a wretched condition that no sane man ' will willingly risk his property upon it to go a distance of fifty miles ; if he does, there is no certainty that it will reach its intended l" destination in three months. - . - v This beine our situation we will be forced

to seek ajinore convenient and reliable outlet for the various , commodities which are beg- . ging for market from this county.. " I proDose the building of a railroad from Peters-bure-h to the most convenient point on the Ohio and Mississippi Road." The distance from Petersburerh to Washington is about thirteen miles. . and to Vincennes about twenty miles. It is thought by some that the route to Vincennes is the most practicable of the two, considering the ground, and the amount of stock which can be raised there over and above what we may expect to ob tain in Washington. At Newberry a large meeting was held on the 15th inst., to take into consideration the expediency of constructing a branch railroad to Washington, in Daviess county, to intersect the Ohio and Mississippi Radroad. A number of spirited speeches were made, and a good dealj of enthusiasm was aroused in favor of the project. Resolutions were tmsscd dedarinctthat the citizens of ft the county had lost all hope in the final completion of the Straight Line Railroad, and all confidence in the canal as a moans of ' transportation for the products of the county to a market ; they were, therefore, iptorminftd to use all tho'-influence and money in their power to construct a railroad . from Newberry to Washington. Large and respectable committees were appointed to promote the object to solicit aid to meet the citizens of Washington, and to consult and arrange the preliminaries for the enter prise. The citizens of Washington, and of Green county generally, appear to sympä-. thize in the movement. . These ' proceedings are matters of deep concern to our citizens, for though there may be no immediate prospect of getting a rail road through these fertile districts to the Ohio & Mississippi Railroad, which would carry off the important trade of Green, Pike and Clay counties from this city to Cincinnati Ithe deserintion of it sueeests a real danger that is worthy of our consideration. If the Southern section of the canat were to be closed, and the people of those counties should be reduced to the primitive mode of nulling their products over mud roads to a point for shipment, they would inevitably go 15 or 20 miles to the Ohio & Mississippi Rail road instead of coming 100 miles to the Ohio river. If, therefore, the canal goes down, the trade of the important counties of Pike, Green and Clay will be lost in a great meas ure, to Evansville, whether a branch railroad through them to Washington be ever con structed or not. Unless we can keep up the navigation of the canal, or finish the ntrnicrht-line railroad, the trade of the White o river valley will surely desert us. It is undoubtedly true that the Trustees contemplate the abandonment of the entire line of the '. canal, as sosn as they have ex hausted the land fund; and the Southern sections will be the first to be given up, as the most expensive and yielding the least revenue. It is well to consider what ought m l done in such an event. In the discus sions which the subject has elicited in Pike and Green counties, we see that a suggesv tiou is made to fornr a local eompany to aid Sbe Trustees in keeping the divisions from ' ' ieerry to Evansville in navigable order. If t-hev-ija placed under efficient and .judicious convit u believed, this part of he canal could os,ftQe te support itself ; ,it the citizens alongNUne anfi in this city had better, it is said, button to maintain it to decay. annual contrirmit it .to ko 8Gen. John Conldock Caihoanraer Border BuKan Dictator ia Kansas, "Now quiet citizen of Nebraska City, in Nebras ka Territory, where lie has by hia urbanity of manners, quiet demeanor, and gentlemanly deportment, won a host of fVieud-s. n

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aiMiOu Minister to Mexico Mr. Forsythe, though he dosed his legation in Jlexico refusing to have any inter

course with the existing Government at the capital and came home, acd is now at his residence ia Alabama, persists in holding on to his commission, and claiming to be still the Minister to the Republic of Mexico, and entitled to his salary. It appears most unfortunate, at this critical period in the affairs of. that distracted, country, in whose destinies we are . so intimately interested, that we should! ' have no representative at the seat of its central government, to watch the ' course of events, and by friendly influence and counsels, mitigate some of the evils of its intestine feuds ; and avail ourselves of circumstances to secure the advantages of free trade with' the country. While the English and French are represented by active agents, seeking peculiar advantages for themselves, our government seems stupidly indifferent to the deep concern we have in the events now transpiring there. The N. Y. Herald justly says : . Our course towards Mexico is plain. We must lend our moral countenance and our diplomatic assistance to the support of her independence. If we take this position, we can then rightfully prevent the powers of Europe from interfering in her affairs. The future of Mexico must be worked out by the Mexicans themselves. They constitute some eight or ten millions of people, who have in their midst much to destroy which they can only destroy, a church mortgage on the real estate of the nation, obtained withont a consideration or an equivalent. Feudal privileges on the part of landlords, classes, dis tinctions ; and tribunals tor the priest and soldier, superstitions and also . principles, deep rooted in the minds of the people, and many other evils, which they themselves can and will root out, but which would only be confirmed and protected by the sentiment of nationality if the attempt were made by a stranger. fi2?Ju9tice is surely no longer evenhanded in the courts at Indianapolis. As an il lustration of bow it is dealt out iu that city we see it stated in the Indianapolis papers that George W. Scott, a youth from Hancock county, who was indicted for stealing a com fort or bed-quilt worth not over $3, was sen tenced to the penitentiary for one year, disfranchised for two years, and fined three dollars. Prosper Hobbs, aged 15, one of the (ran a: of housebreakers who have been committing depredations in the city for sev eral months, was convicted and sentenced to imprisonment in the county jail for ten days. Franklin Ott, aged 14, - was cleared. Seerist, aged 15, another of the notorious gang, was sentenced to ten days imprison ment in the county jail. . It ia urged that it would be improper to send these boys to the Penitentiary, and that, as there are no houses of correction for juvenile offenders, the jury did the best they could under the circumstances, and set the boys at liberty. But why did they imprison . young Scott in the peni tentiary for stealing an old quilt T We presume the answer is, the poor fellow had neither money nor friends. ' Such justice is a mockery. Society at Wabhinqtos. The present is a very dull season in iaauionaDie tue at Washington. From all accounts it seems that the Capital, as far as society is con cerned, is as dreary as Goldsmith's Deserted Villaee. There are none : of the lights of the fashionable .world illuminating tue at mosphere, no parties, few dinners and very little social festivity of any kind. The hotels and taverns are almost empty, and the shopkeepers can only suck their thumbs, consoling themselves with the souveniers of the victims of brighter times, and hoping for future plunder. The lobby is in great distress. Con cress has cot an attack of economy, and contracts instead of expand ing. The poor fellows of the Third House are hanging about the Capital, hoping to scrape together a few dollars with which to pay their tavern scores, and then sneak off to their homes. " - - Louisiana Senator. The election of U S. Senator takes place in Louisiana on the fourth Monday in January. VMr. Slidell has abandoned Mr. Benjamin, and is exerting himself in favor of Mr. Sandage, member of the House from the Northern part of the state. The New Orleans Delta says it is very evident that Mr. Soule is the favorite at New Orleans, and that the various ele ments of opposition to Slidell throughout the State are likely to unite in Soule's supnort. Under these circumstances, the chances of the election of the latter are de cidedly good. Taxbs is Xivr Yonic.The assessment of taxes in New York for 1339. amounts to nearly $8,000, 000,about equal to the amount of taxation in the large and wealthy State of Ohio. The items of expenditure are as follows : A million for the police. A million for water. Eight hundred thousand for the poor. A million and a quarter for schools. A milliou and a half for streets. Half a million fer light. One million threw hundred thousand for the State. Six hundred thousand for salaries. Stair Loah roa th Jakuary Ikterist. A telegrapnic enspaten was receivea at Indianapolis on Tuesday from the State Agent and Auditor Dodd, dated New York, stating they had negotiated a loan for $165,000, to pay the January interest, upon a new issue of bonds of the State, which they had prepared for the purpose, which are made payable in July, I860, The terms of sale are not stated, but .they are reported as favorable. Th Probpbcts. It is thought, in Washington, that there is no prospect of passing a Pacific Railroad bill, or making any change in the tariff laws this session. Party complications will render it impossible to accomplish either measure. - 4 x Ecjjr !& Kort VV ayne xepuoucan isaja tmsine hundred new buildings have been eran'tis. jrj tjiat pla?e tjii yeaxj i.o evidence ofprospotit.

iSevr Snmmtry. J" The ingenuity of Parisian cabinet makers in the Faubourg St. Antoine, has found a use for common sawdust far above the yorth of solid timber. By Va new process, combining the hydraulic press and the application of intense heat theseV. wooden

particles are made to reform themselves into a solid mass, capable of being moulded into any shape, and presenting a brilliant surface, a durability and beauty 'of ( appearance not found m ebony, rosewood, or manogany. ggf Augustus Pitt, an insane inmate in the York county alms house, was found dead in his cell on Wednesday morning last. .The deceased was confined in the cell with another insane man,, whose name is not known, and the supposition is that Pitt was murdered by him, as one of nis eyes was pierced out and the wound penetrating the brain. " An iron spoon wa3 found in the cell with blood upon it, which is, supposed to have been used in inflicting the wound, and thus causing the death. gen. The most extensive arrangements are now in progress for the celebration of the birth-day of Daniel Webster which will take place on the first of January. The Hon. Caleb Cushing has been selected as the presiding officer, and the Hon. Rufus Choate will be present. The President, to gether with the Cabinet, aud the most dis tinguished Contrressmen, are to be invjted. WSe in the Prussian sianainprujy oi one hundred and twenty-six thousand -men, but two soldiers are unable to read : and of two million nine hundred thousand children between the ages ef seven and fourteen, at the last census, two million three hundred and twenty-eight thousand were actually attending the schools. During a late hre in l'hilaaeipnia, while the "machines" were discharging their contents upon the roof and sides of a house, the inscription upon a sign became nearly obliterated. "By ray sow!' exclaim ed ä witty Irishman in the crowd, "tins is a auere time ior a lose. -Ana wbo ib joking ? " growled a fireman. " Why don t you see, man, now ye re piaymg upon words f" -" - c2l A Gentile, last week, ran away with a pretty Miriam, the daughter of a Cincin nati nawnbroker. Thev were tracea to ou Louis, where the lather naa tne youtn ar rested for abduction. By some means the little Jewess succeeded in obtaining per mission to visit him in his celL accompa nied by a justice from lllinoistown : and while the attention of the jailor was divert ed,, the parties were made one by the magistrate, and the Hebrew's plans defeated in lue lwlila.liug Jl HQ CJÜ. H uiuau o ni saved the lover. In the afternoon the father withdrew his complaint, and the hap py couple went on their way rejoicing. The Catholics in Dover, N. Hn con template erecting a new church edihce, to be commenced as soon as the spring opens. at aa expense of $35,000 to $40,000. Their pastor has offered to nis congregation, that whatever sum of money they will raise, he will add twice as much to it x-Gov. Matthews, of Ala., should be put in a straight jacket. There can be no doubt of his insanity.- In a recent speech he said that the only way to harmonize the discordaut factions of theJDemocratic party, North and South, was to re-elect Frank Pierce to the Presidency I I!ät?"The London Tunes contiuues edito rially to hold np the corruption which pre vails among omcials in tue U nited btates, a warning against the adoption oi universal suffrage. It also draws a similar lesson from the Canada system. fiSy-Mr. Reed, Minister to China, will re turn home via London,and start some time this month. The Japanese uommissioners are expected to come in tue u . o. steamer Minnesota to San Fraucisco, and thenee by way of the Istbmu3 Bg?"Private letters by the last steamer. from the Rev. Mr. Spurgeon, the famous Baptist preacher, encourage the expectation that the writer will be in iNew i ork during the religious anniversaries in May next. fiäyThe total damages and military ex reuses consequent to tne burning oi tue Quarantine buildings on Staten Island, N York, will not fall short of $406,500 .Professor Alexander, who was en gaged to procure a uniform decimal curren cy, has failed to accomplish any practical result, aud he wants a further advance of monev. which Secretary Cobb declines to furnish. fit3VMr. Messick, mail agent from Lafay ette North, on the New Albany and Salem Railroad, has been removed on account ot some real or supposed sympathy for Doug las. A gentleman trom the southern por tion of the State is mentioned as likely to be his successor. -. BRLThe wage3 of common laborers on the New Albany and Salem Railroad have been reduced to $20 40 per month, and the compensation of other employees, it is said have been reduced in proportion jffiAn attempt was made a few days ago to fire the Male Orphan Asylum in Rich lnond Va. Fortunately the five was easily extinguished vm Counterfeit bills on the State Bank of Ohio, Cuyahoga Falls branch, are in cir culation in Wheeling Ya. gefi A Richmond correspondent of the Wheeling Times says : " e all prefer M Botts. fas candidate in opposition to Letch er.) but bis friends here ara- opposed to his running for the best of reasons. They wish to keep him back to 18b0. fiesT" During U en. facotts stay at Charles ton, S. C, he was shown the fcutaw uag .which he had expressed a desire to see, and after gazing at it in silence lor a mouieut, exciaiinca, luaiss ung w ugui uuuui, and to die for." 0r-A bill has been introduced into the Georgia Legislature forbidding the sale of the pamphlet containing the discussion between Parson Brownlow and Prync, which took place in Philadelphia a few months ao. It is to be suppressed as an incendiary document. That is not very complimentary to the Parson. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. TO THE JLJ1HKH KSVIt VE.TTTLE. MEM OF EVAKSV1LLE. 1 am opening on Third street, in the room adjoining the Crusoe ot City Bank, a beautiful assortment of Jewelry and Fancy Articles, including nogs, uraceieu, oreastSins, gold chains, gold and silver watches, pearl, iva and gold stone sets complete, all of the finett French manufacture, and ot the latest and most ' fashionable styles nelected with great care and taste. ALSO Silver tea service, silver Knives ana lerxr, silver fish knives, silver goblets, silver cresm pitch

ers, silver fruit baskets, silver egg stands, silver j A Son haTe tnteni into . partnership under castor stands, gold and silver thimbles, gold pens tbfl ityIe of mTl'ROLFF BROTHERS, and will and holders, silver pen holders, opera glasses, spec- continue tne Watch and Jewelry boeiuess at the tacles, paper holders, toilet mirrors, pocket cut- old et44nd f0. 48 Main et-eet, between First and lery, scissors, combs, bair and tooth brushes, letter j geend. holders, paper cutters, pocket books, prt monaies, . j Having combined the storks of both Hoasea into port folios, card cases, 4c. . . " . one, we nave now on hand the finest, largest and Plain aud fancy whalebone and bamboo canes. I bfat td- ltock o1 Gold aud Silver Watches, JewGold aud silver mounted revolvers, several pat- j j.iry, Silver Ware, Clocks, Spectacles, 4c, ever seen terns. i in this city, and which we are selling off at prices Also, Collars, nndorsleeves, silk stockings, Gloves, T iittle abt)T8 the coaU T)lOM ,.ho wiah t hay French embroideries, silk drees patterns, and a I fiae Jewelry at very low figures, are invited to call great variety of elegant articles suitable for Ladies'-i at No 48 MajB Btr9et and Gentlemen's wear. All of which I am offering doc22-lm BITTBOLFF BROTHERS.

for sale for Mi, at greatly rwmcea prirtt, as my ooject ia to close them out at once. To those wishing to proVlue ueaumuj nuu loiintuiv pii-ncum iur iu Holidays, no better opportunity was ever offered. dec3l BOSINA SMITH. sjibv 'EJB'S tiXEV S. DOBELL ty'l CONYNGTON have received a new stock for such gifts - . - The Albtmi de Fernglio, A b.antiful collactltHrOf rosewood Desk, Aud a great variety of Books i- antique and elegant bindings. Also, a new supply of Children's Books. decSl

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

W O 8 TOJV .WO.VIA 1", TifiJ 2711 I MA inst., a BED WAICH SEAL, with a part of gold chain attached. fTbe Slider is requested to leave such at this omce, ana a uoerat rewara wui be given. - . f f dec31-l. jtjou.yija P o CMji t uuum, cuj MJ- tainin g a aim of money, was found in the cars at the Depot. The owner can get the same by calling on the undersigned at the Depot. aec3l-lt M. eisten siiiiituDc. fJLflX JjyO SPIKES. 1200 kegs assorted Koe. Mails, 10O do do tJut ftp) Keg. lTI 50 do do "Wrt. do, : 60 do Fine Blue Lathing Nails, 25 do 34 Barrel Kails. For sale by ORK, DALZELL & CO. dec31 t9 30 boxes Papered Soda, 1 B, 60 Wies Ko. 1 Batting, ..... r 1 :' SO boxes Star Candles. " ' 25 do Lipct Axes, ...,..;.-.. if . I 20 do Cream Tarter,;', r 50 do Ground Spice, . . ' 20 do- assorted Tacks, ' ' " 5 i do Carpet ; do, - i . l - . SObbls Vinegar, . ; js.-..;, 40 do Cement. Tor sale by dec31 ORB, DALZELL & CO. CniiBvu of the a SSC.njPT I Ö.V, SECOND STREET. The Interior ef thia church bas been lately finished and (applied with many more pew than required by the congregation ; consequently atr&ngets to the congregation who may desire to have a pew in the said church, are informed that the pews will be indiscriminately rented on the 2d day of January, 18Ö9, between two and 3 o'clock P. 51. The church is warmed by a furnace and lighted by gas. - "or the future, until contrary notice, the vespers will be at 7 o'clock P. lt., and there will be a short ,-cture between parts of reapers. dee31 nnCTTZE'S PJTEJVT CBOSS-CVT M. i SAWS 1 case iuat received. Also on hand 2i Rowland's German and C. S. Mill Saws, 5 dozen Wood Saws, framed, for sale low by decSO JACOB 8TB A. ÜB, Ko. 40 itain st. -. ' 26 boxes Peoper fcauce. - . . . f .-- j 20 do Extracts of every variety, . 1 10,000 foot of patent Safety Fuse, " , 12 dozen boxes refined sparkling Zeletin,U boxes Butler's Ink,., Also Door M-its, Baskets, Chnrns, Wooden Bowls, Trays, 4c, of groat variety, in store and for sale at . t. H. CCOK 4 SOK'8, ; dec30 22 Main Ssreet. MMEJt TEJMMB. a.r EL. O FUJI 2000 sweet Oranges, b Doii Lemons, ' ibbl3,ias Pecans, 1 .1 hv, l&vi 1 -o.V C,'100 cask Received this day lay andJfirlIle by decJU Z.H. COOK 80S. 1BBL. EE J Ml, BJELBVl , 1 bbl Split Peas, 30 bush White Beans, : 1 ' 1 cask Rice, - - 20 do Dried Apples, 45 ba D'd Pi aches, 15 do fresh Homminy, 20 Hamb'gh Cheese, 30 Pins Apple Cheese, 10 Eng. Dairy do, 10 Kutmsg , . do., Received and for sal by ' dec30 . : . . i Z. H. COOK 4 80S. 150 ECSUEM.S BAH 2000 buahela Bran, - M . 1000 do ; fihorta. For sale by , , Z. H. COOK 80. dec30 TTVST BECEX fBB -AST! HLMBTEU MM t SABIN'ä 5 bosh Dried Apples, i ) 0 do do Peaches, , B bbls Oreen Apples, ' ",' 1 bbl soft-shell Almonds, ' - s 1 frail of Dates, . ; i 25 boxes Raisins, ; . IS bbls Vinegar. ' -i " . OLMSTED Jt SABIN. dec 30 n VBJST O 7T. A S A EOMTIOJV OE eluded to close out entirely at costs. All are in vited to come, as we will give good ioduoements for cash. Iuec301 , J. DAHL,.; feON. fiWTY COLLECTOR B BU Z-E. W By order of the Common Council ef the City of Evansville, I, GEORGE WOLFLIN, Collector of said city, do hereby give notice that I will sell, on the 21st day of Januuy. 185, at the Court Hons in Evansville, Ind., lietweon the hours of 10 o'clock A. M., and 4 o'clock P. 51., at Public Auction, the following lots or parts of lots or pieces of real s täte, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the following amounts charged against such lots for work done thereon by said city, together with the costs of each tale : VtMrvp of vrop- ., Am tth'ita't Kante of trtg dt work don lot, ocImsux of Owner. - thereon by the city. coete of ml. 3.C. riaglr.....Onlot271nBl 1. Utoexw. n, lay a down 80 ft Plank side walk. 82 00 L. Weber8uelus..On let 10 in Bl lo, , , Stock w. En. lay'g , ; .y down 40 ft clank sidewalk f grart'g I 44 Peter Burgoner..Lots 11 4 12 Bi 16, fitockw. En. lav'g down ISO ft plank sidewalk 4 grnd'g 0 45 John 8. anritt. ..Let 31 and 32 111 17, Stockw. Enl't, 160 ft plank side walk 4 40 D. Morgan. .......Lotsal 4 32, Lower En. excavating 83 cub, yds earth T 5 B. F. Talbot Lot 225, Don. En, , , ..- 100 5-8 eq yds brk pavement 4 nll'g.. ............ 87 Felker Fledder- - ich Lot 808, Don. En, ' , ' " 28 5-9 sq yds br'k pave-sent... 0 00 Jacob S.-ieror....Lots 14 4 15, Bl'k 10, Fonrth Enl't, pl'k sidewalk.nlliug A excavating. . ,... 05 Jas. U. Jones.:. .Lot lf. Block 10, - Fourth En, loo it flank sidewalk & yd excavating... . Let 17, Block 10, , Fourth Ea.100 ff DM lank sidewalk Lots 18, 19, 20, 21 422.B1 10 Fourth En, 500 ft plank sidewalk 18 60 H. Danbedistel.-.Lot 23, Block 10, Fourth En, plank , sidewalk, excava ting and filling 2 60 Gt-orge Grubt. ...Lot 1, Bl 5, East. ' En, plank side walk and filling 15 79 Wm. Lowenthal.Lot 2u9, Don. En, brick pavemeDt4 earthwork - 6-175 Wm. II. Walker.Lot 224, Don. En, brick pavement 4 euib uktneut 25 73 dec20 GEOltGE WOLFLIN, City Collector. gTiO VVT VORDER I UiJ'T $100 s in county ordors, torwmcn l win pay vuceni cash, or f)a ceuts in goods, or on retail accounts. I ideciü CHARLES S. WELLS. ITjrJ .V- W H J J.T-400 HÜLS. MB. for sale low by 8. E. GILBERT 4 CO. k trKd SA WED V P BESS MlljlfUIf Shingles; 60.0UW feet dressed Pine Flooring, the best quality ever sold in the city. For salo, cheap, at the now Lumber Yard corner of Main and Eighth streets. deci NEYV RK11KY 4 CLEMENT, THE EkJS'EST COLLECTION OE present books ever in the market. Women of beauty from Seiutrainis' to Eugenia Strafterd's Gallery. Favorite English ballads properly ill ultra ted, and a hundred other valuable works beaatifuily illustrated and embossed. Call and see them before buying elsewhere. It oests nothing to look. Jeci D9BELL 4 CONYNGTON. jfMiAL fODS Wholesale and retail, at fL dec7 C. 8. WELLS, No. 13 First atreet. JTh ISOIPro.V OEPJBTJSVBBJLP SHI P. The ffi ra of Bittrolff 4 Son was dissolved on the llth of December, 1838, by the retire, ment of J. L. BITTBOLVF, Sg. All accounts due the old firm must be paid immediately to BITTBOLFF BROS., successors. J. L. BITTBOLFF, J. L. BITTBOLFF, Ja. WpJB TJS'ERSUIP JVOTJCB. LOUIS MV and GEORGE BITTBOLFF having purchased Inturut ..f T T. Vt;.r..liV Sir IntK. AnnnlRltt. GfPjrnBtBB EOB PJMJJ, If- V8B K9 Washboards, Ink, Indigo, Geese, Chickens, Flour, extra quality. Goods delivered free of charge. dec25 OLMSTED Jt SABIN TfWB.Jl. LEU R IJJ'li BBSPECTOj fJLiuWy anuoHnces to the citizens of Evansville that he has leased tbe above Hall for short season only, for the purpose of giving a series ot first class Dramatie Entertainments.

MISCELLANEOUS.

. WhJBI,J WJLRJ5 STATE JLOTTJEJtMJSfL -M-r CAPITAL 0,000 I TlCSETS.. .....A.. :sio i vSOTICJE.i This is to inform the public that vi have disposed of oar entire interest in the Lottery Grants held by. chartered by the Stater, of Delaware, ueorgia, Kentucky, and Missouri, to the firm of M'uOD, EDDT CO, to take eCect on the fist day of De cember, 1853. And we most cordially recommend our successors to cur 'former friends and patrons, feeling assured that the bnsines will be continued ltn the same integrity and promptitude wnicn nas characterized it as conducted bxourseixes and predecessors for the laut thirty-five years. WtLMWCTOS, DeLtKoT. 15th, 1S5S. WOOD, EDDY & CO., MANAGERS - (Successors to Ueioobt A BlAraT.) The nnderBiirned having become owners of the ON LT LOTTERY CHARTER IS DELAWARE, offer to the public the following scheme, to be drawn each Wednesday m January, 185?, in Wil mington, Delaware, in public.- under the superin tendence of sworn commissioners appointed by the Governor. . i : . Clatt 6Ü draws on Wednesday, Jan. 5, 1859. Clmtt 74 draws on Wednesday, Jan. 12, lt59. t'latm 8ft draws on Wednesday, Jan. 19, 1859. Class 98 draws on Wednesday, Jan. 2C, 1S59. iHlBTT-TWO TH0CSAXD THREE H CXDRED AND XISETY-SIX PHIZES J BTearly One Prixe to every Two Tlclrt. .. :. eta i . 78 Numbers 13 Drawn Ballots." MACNIFICENT SCHEME! .-: - TO BE DEAWN " Each Wednesday in January, 1 rnze oi.,... ...cuj.uiaju........ siu.ui'O 1 " 18,827 18.827 . 2 Prizes of... 10,000 2o,uOO e,000... 4,000 3,500 ... 1,600 800 ....... , 5Ü0 , . -400 . :oo ...... ;. 2öo 100 .. 70 . 40 r 30.. 20 . " 10 ...... 12,0t 0 ,.. 8,01)0 .. 7.UO0 6,000 i-2,a 7,500 6,000 7,500 j..50,d00 ........ 6,500 4,550 2,600 .- 3,900 91,900 .. .. 270,400 32,396 Priies amounting to -....$573,177 Whole Tickets 10; Halves Jo; luarters Certificate of Tackages will be sold at the fol lowing rates, which is the risk: Certificates of Package of 26 Whole Tickets.. .5149 50 20 nan (o vo ' . " . . .. 26 Quarter . " .r 37 37 In ordering Ticket or Certificates, enclose the amount ef money to our address, for what yon wish to purchase; name the Lottery in which you wish it invested, and whether you wish Wholes Halves or Quarters, on receipt of which, w send what is ordered, by first mail, together with the scheme. Immediately alter tue drawing, tne ar&wn numbers will be sent with a written explanation. ÄwPurchasers will please write their signatures plain, and give the name of their Pout office, County and State. . i , ' NOTICE TO COEKESPONDENTS. Those who prefer not Bonding money by saaiL. oan use THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, whereby money for Tickets, in sums of Tea Dollars, and upwards, can be sent ait 4 AT OCR KISK AND EXPENSE, from any city or town where they -have an office. The money and oroer must be enclosed in a"UEKNMENT POST OFFICE STAMPED ENYELOPE, " or the Express Co. cannot receive them. Adureea Urders ror ilcKets or ertincates to AVOOD, EDDY 4 CO., doc 29 , , . .' " ; Wilmington, Delaware. AnOBPOBJTMOJS NOTICE. ORDEK1 ED that the owners of lots in Block No. 26, East. Enlargement, cause a plank sidewalk to be laid down in front of said Block, running along Sixth street and between Valnnt and- Cliesnut, within 30 days after the publication oi this notice, and in default thereof the Common Council will proceed to perform said work, and the costs and ex senses accruing therebv, will be assessed and col lected by sale, of eaid property, or so much thereof as will satisfy said linn ana costs. By order of tne common uonncu.- ! -1 dec22-10t A. LEMCKE, City Clerk. Vclksbote copy. VlJ 11 Ii . J.VIHi H HVV, .HEB. MP CHANT TAILOR, Mitchell's Block, Main street, Evansville, Ind. Headquarters for elegant Clothing made to order, tienta' a uruialung Uoous, sncb as Shirts, Collars Cravats, Handkerchiefs, 3k.. Also, a variety of Piece uoods, made up to or der in the very beat stylo and manner, at quick terms, small pronts aud extensive salon. , . deczz jyl VEBOBEEJrm. ZOO IIEJCTl h'VL MS4 Evergreens of every variety, and in fine or der, for sale at Z. II. COOK 4 SON'S. iBEEJS TITLES 10 HJRRELH Green Apples, in fine order, fur sale at dec21 Z. U. COOK 4 fcSON'S. SSf B1E . JL.no.sns, EIIsBERTS, Brazil Nuts, English Walnuts, Figs, Dates, Raisins, Currants, Kock Caudy Oysters, Lobsters, r-ardines. Alum, Kpwm Hulls, tsulphur. Boll Brimstone, Copperas, Madder, Ext. Logwood, Indigo, Cream Tartar, Soda, Bedcords, Blacking, Batting, Cloves, Cement, Cigars of aH kinds, Nutmega, Ginger of all kinds, Glass Jars, Tumblers, Lanterns and Flasks, Lemon Syrup, Munt aid. Matches, Pepper Sauce, Spanish Moss, Stone Pipes, Powder, Safety Fuse, Tobacco of all kinds. Fancy Soaps, Starch, Vinegar, Cordago, Letter, Note, Cap and Writing Paper, Teas, 1 lour, Jamphor, a, live I ones. Saltnetre. British Lustre, etc.. etc. A supply of the above kept eonstantly on hand, and lor sale low, by s. t. t.iLiJtn.1 fi iu, dec 22 Sycamore street, near Water. OF MtEXiJ. WMBB 9 KE U Peaches, A No Burning Fluid, Pine Apple Cheese, Citron, . . - Cran!erri!t), ' ' Raisins, ; ' Buckwheat Plour, Onions, Pumpkius . and Potatoes. For sale at . .'' nov30 Z. H. COOK A BOT8. WWO ! FOB THE It O LI II J VS.JUST MM received at JOHN BÄSCH S, a large lot of Plain and Faner Gaiter Boots and Shoes, fir La dies, Jkliases and Children. I have -nlao lorge lot efBovs' and Youth's Boots, which I will -II at wholesale prices during the Holidays. Now is the time for bargains. Come quick, or yon will loose money. JOHN RASCH, dec23-9t Ne. 8 Second street. WEJTJSTB r. M. HJIKII, .TJ. II, MP respectfully informs the citizens of Evansville aud vicinity that he has; located here permanently for the pur pose of practicing Deutistry iu all its branches. 5yPlui8 work from a single tooth to full sett, at Eastern prices. Teeth filled in a superior manner. ALL WORK WARRANTED. Ofllce No. 45 Main street, under City Gallery, de .-23 flUBJST.njS iW.0 JS'EW iE4B WS PRESEN TS, consisting of the following Books: üallery of Famous PocM, Women of Beauty and Heroism, . Lavs from tho Land of Luther, American Scenery, Book of Beauty, Lonflets of Memory, 1 he Atlantic Souvanir, The Sacred Allegories, ' Bow in the Cloud, Bryant's Poemi", (Jem of tho Soason, The Oriental Annual, Joeephiue Gallery, Rhymes and Roundelays Poe's Poetical Works, Tbe Prince. Tom Moore Works, Also. fine asortuiont of Bibles, Prayer Books, Psalms and Hymn, and many other too immer, ous to mention, together with a fine selection of Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Cabas, Ac. Fos sale cheap at . J. HEALEY'S, dec 22 Cor. First and Main sts.. Evansville, Ia. Jj. U ELMCTIOJWTIIK .i.VjSLd nual election for officers of the Evansville Library Association will be held at the Library Rooms on MONDAY, the 3rd day ef January, 186, between the hours of 6 and 8 P.M. Stockbokitrs in arrears are not entitled to vote. Br order of the Board of Trustees. WM. H. BINGHAM. dec28 . -. . Bee. Secretary. 20 BBLS. MOLASSES) 2 hhds Sugar, 2S boxes Raisins, ' Almonds, Dates, Prunes, 4c. OLMSTED SABIN. dec2S FOR BOWLING ORKEN. The steamer H. BRIDGES will arrive from Louisville this mornlnz, aud will leave for Bowling Green this day, at twelve o'clock. Fot freight or passvge apply on board. .-: dec28 t&JTJjrETS. lO CASES OP I'ARIoos qualities and colors plain and twilled Satinets just received and tor sale low l-y dec28 KEEN 4 PRESTON. SSiPECJAJ. JS'OTJCB OP JtJSSOLC iiu.i.-iom paxinersu.p ,.,. than Rowley and Francis Amory -in the coal mining Nathan Rowley is antaorized to settle all the debts -vio.uCTo -n. .. ..... . . of the concern, aud collect all debts due for coal delivered. NATHAN ROWLEY, dec28-3t - FRANCIS AMORY. It. Jt. BABTOJ"S ROCHESTER) COOPER TOOLS A No. 1 goods ; and also Patent V. Crozes just received and for sale by dc28 JACOB STRAUB, 40 Main street. nOLl'MUCS TBESS HOOPS ALL y sizes jnst received by JACOB STRAUB, No. 40 Main street. dec28

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V V erel, No. 1 Pickled Herring, No. 1 Scaled and Magdalen Herring. For Sale by aecxd - Z. H. COOK 4 SON. O O B SEBI.VaS SOMETHING new and inet the thing. 'Just opened at decl3 CHARLES S. WELLS. Evansville Commercial College, JtW. 7, J'ORTLT EIB8T STBEET, W w EVANSVILLE, IND. This Institution pre sents every inducement to young men wishing to acquire a thorough practical knowledge of Double. Entry Book Keeping, as well as a general Business Education. , . y - ; ? , This Institution has been in successful operation for over five years. For Catalogues or other par ticulars, call at the Rooms, or address dec!3-ly JEB-EXIAH BEHM, Principal. whj mr.-soo bbls. MM. Salt, in good cooperage, for sale at Agents' prices. - WHEELER t RIGGS. BE Sil EEJCBES, , EBB SB Can Strawlierries, Freeh Can Quinces, Fresh Can Pears, Preserved Quinces, Do . Pears, Do Lemons, Strawberry Jt.m, Brandy Limes, Do Peaches. . declS Fresh Can Grejn Gage,' Preserved Peaches, Do , Oranges, . Do Pine Apple, Orange Marmalade, Pear do, . For sale by , : Z. H. COOK 4 SON. 9Sf OM.IB-J .' HOL.IIIU I .'As ChrlstMM mas and New Year ia coming, the Dry Goods at the store of WM. J. DEUBLER, No 43 Main street, will be sold cheap for cash, together with the new arrival. Call and see. declr - .W O TBE Jt S JE YOU WILL consult your family physician you will learn from i him that De wees' Carminative is much better and safer to give infants than Bateman's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial or Parairoric. It will aive in stant relief from chdlie or pain in the Stomach. w e nave the genome article lor sale. STUDUAXD THOMPSON, ; declO Drugistiiis. 17 Main st. KO.NALD rrSBFE THOMAS aOLVUS, JK. FISHER & B0LUSS, BJSS EOUJVJtEItS, EJJy'ISBEBS, Steam Pipe and Gas Fitter, corner of Pine and First streets, Evansvillo, Indiana. Respectfully a&sure the public that any orders entrusted to their charge in the above branches of bnsinosa, will be executed with promptness, and in tlie first style of wornmansmp. A variety of Brass work constantly on hand and manufactured to order. Strict attention Paid to Lo comotive and Distillery work. Sceam Gauges, Gas and Steam Pipes always ready. - Highest market price, tn cash, paid for old Cop per, Brass aud Zinc. decl3-lyd rZS BJIttH COEEEEt 60 SJCMS QfP Flour, for sale wholesale or retail. decll OLMSTED 4 SABIN. tSJJil&JitTtB ME JIT C received assorted sizes. CVTTEBS l JEST Also, Sausage Staffers. at declO CLARLEd S. WELLS. M9 ITCH EM HJ-IVESS, 6 I JJ'B MB 8 inch. Also, Butcher Steels, for sale low at declO CHARLES H. WELLS, 13 First st. nno EATHOJX'El-', ECHiS M - -; 80 lbs fresh ground Sausage: ' 80 dozen Eggs. . 300 lbs New Honey. .-- OLMSTED 4 8ABIN. ' -lecll Co vtu ! co van i co van s wb wish to call the attention of persons afflicted with Ceugbs and Colds, to the fact ttat Dr. Jack son's Cough Syrup- is superior to any and nil the ql!- .P'trums that are offered for sale. It is made (Tesrnptiou furnished by Dr. Jiukson, of Lphia, one of the best physH-lans in this CO-.: This Syrup has been used by thousands 'jsaiif greatest benefit. Try one bettle, and yon trui always use ft afterwards. For sals by STODDARD 4 THOMPSON, - 7 Druggists, No. 17 Main at. declO w KJ TE 8 ! SKATES ! I l9 .- 200 pairs assorted, 25c to 4 a pair. 50 pairs bkate Straps. For sale bv ' decll CHARLES 8. WELLS. BJLTJIILKS EOB J-XDIXI1 ,' M4 10J dozen Eggs, 10 do Cliickens, !, ' - 300 lbs Strained Honey, ''-'. 30 bbh) Apples, .' " . " ' -- ' 100 bush do, ' " 20 lbs Butter, - ; Squirrels and Rabbits. For sale by declO OLMSTED 4 SABIN. grUTW COt7J'Tf OB JIB BS WANTED Until the first day of January, 1859, I will take City Orders at 95 cents, and until the first day of March, 1859, will take Comity Orders at par for Dry Goods or old debts. ' dec9 SAM. EMBICH, 49 Main street. BgETEBJUJJVEJt TO CLEJB TUB MM Books, aa no one has now any reason to complain of not having had euongb time for settling their accounts I will; on the first day of April, 1859, offer and sell to tho highest bidder all Book accounts made previous to January. 1858, if theyare not paid or satisfactorily settled by that time. decO SAM. EMBICH, 49 Main street. fflJ'O. just 1 received lot which cannot be beat in 8AM. EMBICH, No. 49 Main street. tanuty or price.dec J - jriHBISTMJIS ! CBBJSTMASt JS everybody expects a present on the holidav, it will be well to remember that SAM. EMBICH has been receiving a large assortment of Day Gooni and Notions which are. very suitable for presents, which hois selling very cheap forcanh. dec9 tV IB VE I OR' S .V THE J LL PEB9 sons owning or interested in laud adjoining the following doscrilwd tract, are hereby- notified that on the 4th day January, 1859, the County Surveyor of Vanderburgh County will proceed to run the lines and perpetuate the corners of all that part oi Fractional suction 1- itteen in Township sevtn, South of runge Ten West, in the Vincennes laud district, owned by JOHN MILLET- doc8-3wd SiOVTHEBJV EBVJT, c, 1 2OO0 Oranges, 10 boxes Lemons, . 100 Pine Apples, 10 bunohes Bananas, 1 bbl Toxa Pecans, ' -3 frails Almonds, 1 do Brazil Nuts. 200 lbs Figs. Just received this day by dec8 z. a. WH ex 6U. mmOTICE OE JMPOBTJIJVCEiixMX. tV V received, a new stock of Dry Geods, and for sale cheap for cash, at declO WM. J. DECBLER'8. No. 43 Main street. amOLLUYGSUrOBTU K BBOTHEB MM. have received anether shipment of desirablo QU KENS WARE, GLASSWARE, CHINA TEA SETTS. 4c. Also Quite a variety of ornamental and useful articles suitable for presents for lbe holidays. Call and see at No. 26 J irst street. decS-lmdiw HOLLINGSWORTH 4 BRO. rmVX PLATE, IsllEET IRON, M AO boxes Coke Tin, 100 do Charcoal Tin, 50 do Roofing Tin, 100 bundles assorted Sheet Iron, 10 pigs Block Tin, 60 buudles assorted Wire. Also Copper Bottoms and Sboet and Bar Copper on hand aud lor salo by SAMUEL OUR. CHKihTiAS kratz wm. nr.itaiN. KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITY FOUNDRY! MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, Saw and Grist 5IIII Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills. Thrsilng Machines, A.c. EVANSVILLE, IND. rwtaE TBopniETons or the citt founM dry beg leave to inform their friends and the public in general, that they are prepared to do all kiuds of MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK, and everything appertaining to the Foundry business. They are manufacturing Steam Engines and BoitEasof any size and power required. Saw Mill Machinery and Mill Gearing ef any size; Distillery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gumming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills, Horsepowers, Coro-shellers, M achinery of all kinds made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings of every description, Iron Home fronts, Cellar Grates, c. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest improved patterns ; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, 4c. BREWERS, DISTILLERS, RECTI TIERS, 4c, Supplied with every description of Copper and Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators, Attemporators, Sparges, brill beads and Worms on an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills, Yeast Jogs, Cans. Syphons, 4c; Copper, Lead and Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every variety, for beer, spirits, oil, i-c.-. Brass Cocks and Valves, Steam Whittles, tc. f. Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work aud do repairs on team BoileTs, Copper aud Sheet Iron Work, tc. OLD METALS BOUGHT. They are dealing in and selling Allen's Improved Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tubing, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Kraut Machine, Stephen Hugh Flour Separators, German Boltng Cloth, Gum Elastic Belüng, Packing, Hose, rfc.. , of the killd; Xjnptotöi swt lron" BiocV Til, . i-,g iron, liawt .iietul Spelter, Fire Brick. Ti hey have every facility of tbe best Machinery and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to incm, tnetr individual attention, ruling orders promptly, warranting their work, and are satisfied with reasonable prices. . t Office and Sale Rooms. No. 60 Main street: j Foundry, Boiler Yard and Muchine Shop on Pine oiimrt, uomnm r ii-,t rhu cvcudq streets, X.VKUSville, Indiana. dec7 jTIANADA SEED OA TS&6TuThsfoTsale by de7 ORB, DALZELL 4 CO.

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; THE OLD AND RELIABLE PAPER. EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL gi .VTJ .V.'fi, E VEB I- JtA V, full and accurate reports of the tat of the Markets, and 'heery "latest current news of tha day. -- " ALLTTH& NEWS Furnished to the Associated Press ia promptly laid before the Readers Of the Jovtt ( ONE AND AH ALP DAYS IN ADVANCE ot the Cincinnati. papers.. , , An exciting Session ot Congress is now be ing lidd' nd -all axixk'BS to hear' elaborate re ports of the proceedings, should avail themselves of this opportunity, and subscribe for TB2 JoüxkaU The terms Tor the DAILY JOURNAL are S3 00 per year, and S2 50 for six months, TN adtancr ; or 10 cents per week, if paid to (lie Curriers. A careful summary of the doings of the Logislature will bu made np for every paper. In short, a condensed view of all that is going on in tne Universe, will be furnished our readers every day. "-.t--, i , - ; . - dec8 W OAE, Rl HHEII AJIt PO WJBB MJ ED SUGARS 500 bbls J. S. Lovering'i Phil adelphia and St. James, for sals by - . crecJU S. U. GILBERT 4 CO. -Bf fltl EIBE BRICK OP TUB JIUtUUUliat quality, on hand and for sola by dec22 SAMUEL ORR. BE SB tiBOVJS'JI COBJV JBEAJj in store and for salo by dec-'4 OLMSTF.D A SAT1TW. MV RAIN SCOOPS AND COAL BBOTLSVull assortment constantly on hand and for sale by dec7 -CS. WKLLi. CT CHER KJItESS0 JJOZEJV MM assorted, from ö to 12 inch, just received. doc8 GEO. S. SONNTAG. XisKlaö Aiueiicau Slales, , Oval School do new articles,. . Slate and Cedar Pencils, . ;.. Piue:iask Mt.ä kinds,) . -- , Butcher hlnivos and bleuisv ' ; ' Can-iiig do, . -: Blacking, I, Butler's brand,) .- Locks and Latches, (Eastorn prices,) Butts and Screws, . . ; - Tacks and Sparables, - - Curry Combe and Horse Cards, . ! Augers and GimbleU. -. -. -- Pocket Books and Portmonaira, Needles, (Sew'g, Knit'g, Dara'g 4 Sack's) Pocket Combs and Thimbles, - i i GarmaiiArxr French Harps, . Japanned Tiuware, full assortment. In short, everything usually kept by Hardware men, at Cincinnati prices. C.S.WELLS, doc7 No. 13 First atreet. M tfmäB PA1H PLOW HANDLES in store and for sale by isc7 SAMUEL ORB. PLA TFORM HCALEd. Scale Beams, Connter and Tea Scales, Steelyards, patent Balances, at ec7 C. S. WELLS. WUS.-S0U KEGS AS SOB TED sizes. TIMOTHY SEED, 100 bnsh. primenew. For sale by sept23 ' ORR, DAZELL 4 Co. AWnt SA WS! 1 case Rowland's Mill Saws, 1 case Cast Steel do do, 1 do Rowland's C. S. Cross Cut do. 95 dozen Hand. Panel and Rip do, 25 do Wood Saws (framed.) ' . , Also, Tenon, Compass and Web Saws, at dec7 O. 8. WELLS, No. 13 First street. M101L VUAIN casks Coil Chain, assorted, lot -S Saw Mill and other purposes. For sale constantly by , ; "... . a s. wells, dec7 . No. 13 First street. JTPA TENT UÖOR TOÖTU CROSS CUT SA WB, M alwavs on hand and for sale by -dec? v - C. S. WELLS, No. 13 First street. t'IF YORK BELT1NU AND PACKING CO. v V 1 am agent' for this Premium Belting aad Packing. Good stock constantly, and sold aa low aa other makers, while the above Company makes the very best article ir. snv market - -. . dec7 C. 8. WELLS, No. 13 First street. MffiPYISTG JffBSES"'7T'T' wL . . Letter Copying Books, Do do Brushes. Good assortment constantly on hand and for sale by C. S. WELLS, Ko. 13 First street. jHoVEL. AND TONGri STA NDS (BeauUfu' A9 patterns,) Steel Fire Setts Stands, beautiful patterns. - A tew more left and more expected. Also Brass head Shovels and Tongs, ' ' Iron, do .'o do, Pokers, Cinder Shovels, rc, 4c. For sale by 4 C. S. WELLS, No. 13 First street. fAPS I CAPS t CAPS I FOB CHRISTS M.KH A largo and splendid assortment Caps, for men and bovs, latest styles, just received per Express by , VAUTIER 4 MARCONNIEIi. dec7 No. 39 Main street. ij'OOÜWORK FOR Ii VC HIES AND WAO tr W UNS A complete assortment of Hubs, Felloes, Spokes, Shafts, Bows, 4c, for sale by dcc7 , SAMUEL ORB. lSmH BAJSIJVS AN II ALMOJTJfS 0 V for sale cheap, to close consignment,' at dec6 - VICKEBY BROS. B E S B PEACHES 300 CAJW Fresh Peaches received on consignment and for sale by dec4 t PRESTON BROS. MBICKEIf MOSS 25 BALES EOB M sale, to arrive, by S. E. GILBERT 4 CO., dec2 Sycam ire street, near Water. KiTÖlIIIAU.I TBOMPSOJV1, 8UOS cessors to Uallork dc Ktoddard, wholesale dealers in Druga.X'hemicals, Oils, Paints, Glass, Glassware, Jx., have just 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 for cash, and by the package, can offer inducements to buyers greater than ever before. Also, a large and varied assortment of DAGUERREOTYPE AND AMBROTYPK STOCK", consisting of Cameras, Chemicals, Coses, and every article required by artists. - ' . . We also manufacture an Improved Und of nouexplosive Burning Fluid, for sale by the barrel or at retail. Coal Oil constantly on baud, with a large assortment of Fluid and Oil Lamps. Ordu frc-ni Artists aud Storekeepers promptly attended to, at the same priaea as though- the at tended personally..- - - Particular attention paid to packing and foif warding promptly. A . STODDARD t THOMPSON, L dcc4 : .. . No. 17 Main atreet. JCT B SPOHTSMBJV.AVBT BEM7 tfivtii 3 dozen superior Rifles, . " -. 2 do double-barreled Shot Guns, 3 do single do do, 1 do Revolvers, ass'd makers, i . 2 do Pistols, - do da, 2 gross Gun Wads, ass'd, -250,000 Percussion Caps. - . :. . Shot Belts, Pouches, Powder Flasks. Besides large variety of Guu Trimmings. deel GEO. S. SONNTAG. ,tiA&0JtBk.B JL IJX LMIES TEJY. ' derloius, Sausage Meat, Spare Ribs, Pigs' Feet, 4c, fresh every day, for sale at our Pork House, corner Locust street and Upper Market. dec3 GEORGE FOSTER CO. AJS'TELJJ. C. MlELLEH WJLJpay cash for City Orders for a few days enly. Cull at No. 32 Main trect. - decl-lni KiliCO.YJß STBEET MEAT SHOP J JEREMIAH BONN has opened a Meat Shop on Second etrn-t, near Main, and opposite Rev. Mr. MeCaror's Church for the accommodation of his customers during the winter. He will keep on hand at all hours, from the close of the morning market tiU evening,.-supply of the choicest Meats, which be will cut to-suit the purses and taetoa of every class of buyers. By leaving their orders at the shop, families will have their Meats eelmsted. Ior them and sont to their houses. He will keep a supply cf superior Lard for family nse, and he pate op San sage Bleat, which he will warrant to be made in . manner not to offend the most fastidious housewife. ' nov30-tf miEU" ABBlVALr-150,000 1TELV LOW Poplar Shingles, just received at the new Lumber Yard, corner of Main end Eighth streets. dec22 NEWBERRY 4 CLEMENT. -wr. DDfifiKn mßn wry ma m a n u s mrw m Ks, LS at wholesale or retail by ' ' dec23 OLMSTED 4 SABIN. If ITe&EOBtJE'S EXCELSJOB SUfJV BJfM GLE MACHINE may be seen in operation every day for two weeks, both forenoon and after, noon, at the rniper end of wharf. ! J". A.lBLANCHARD, Proprietor, win sell Bights : Shop, Town, County or State in the following Ter1 tory,viz: Kentucky, Indiana, Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Arkansas, Michigan, t Wisconsin, Illinois, Nebraska, and some of the river ; counties on the Missouri River, Missouri. Give us ! a call, gentlemen, and satisfy yourselves In regard ! to the superiority of our work, shingles, 4c. The Mill took the premium during last Fall, at the fol- ' lowing State Fairs: St. Louis, Mo.; Nashville, Tenu. : Louisville, (in both State and Mechanics') Ky. ; Pittsburg, Pa., besides many others. . dec24-d2w

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