Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 124, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 January 1859 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IND. : SATURDAY MORNING... :.....:.JANT;ABT 1

'Tlie State Treurjr. ' ' "r ,YTe. learn .-from - those who have had a glimpse at the disclosures made in the partial examinations of the condition of the Stat Treasury by the Committee of Inves- . tigation, that Its affairs are in a disgraceful condition. The vicious system of allowing -the Treasurer to loan the public money to " Bank3. and individuals, and pocket the interest for himself, has led to numerous heavy . losses and abuses. . The Treasurer, instead of receiving a salary of $1500 per annum, calculates upon realizing $15,000 or $20,000 '" annually, from the chances of using, the public funds in loans and speculations.' .. .But tempted by the evil practice that pre- ' vails, instead of reaping the golden harvest that induced him to seek the office, some of the recent Treasurers have been ruined by insecure loans and unfortunate operations ; with the people's money. - ' We are sorry to learn that there are fears that the present incumbent has been duped by shrewd political friends, and made unauthorized loans that will involve him in serious trouble pecuniarily. It is stated that if the public money had been honestly and prudently managed the last eight years, , there would now be money enough in the treasury to meet all the State's interest coupons and current expenses, without borrow- ' ing a dollar. If this be true there musthave been a waste of over a quarter of a million of dollars, . It i3 to be hoped that the committees of investigation will thoroughly sift ' these crying abuse3, and by their exposure convince the people of the State of the necessity of some new mode of keeping the public funds, either by a sub-treasury or by a new system of checks and accountability. , The people, in their innocent simplicity, imagine that the public servants are living in republican simplicity upon their economical, and legal salaries; but there is scarcely one of them but is getting in perquisites and by unauthorized means, double or fourfold his prescribed compensation." A Treasure elect does not hesitate to declare his expectation of making $15,000 annually by ' the perquisites of his office In the Auditor's office. $19,000 is lost, of which no trace can be found. Even- the Governor, it ' is said, has not kept his bands from the polution, and instead of his modest salary allowed by law, has .managed to draw about $7,000 in one-year in various forms of fees and benefits. These abuses have existed under both parties, and they will continue and increase unless ckecked by -the veto of the people. There is auj Augean stable at Indianapolis, for a Hercules to cleanse. Tb. Recent Conservative Caucus at Washington. --' Soma, one of the selected few who assembled recently at Washington to consult upon the present condition of political partie and to determine what course patriotic and conservative men should adopt in the future," has made an authoritative statement , . of the character, objects, and doings of the 7 conclave. ' The account says the objects contemplated were far higher and nobler than the promotion of the political interests of any particular individual. ' ' ''A number of Senators and members of Congress were present, besides distinguished gentlemen who hold no official position ; " that " thirteen States were represented ; " and that u letters were there from leading "gentlemen in half a dozen other States, expaessing a cordial concurrentein the objects of the meeting." Then it appears that the two great existing political parties of the - day are, in their vier, "essentially section- - - al ; " that all tbelr contests " are restricted to the slavery issue; " that the Democratic party ha3 degenerated into a purely " South

ern sectional party," the 11 leading idea of which is slavey propagandLsru ; " that it - Ms constantly intervening to u enlarge the area of slavery; " that this was the offensive feature of the Lecompton Constitution ; that the same : sectional pro-slavery purpose is betrayed in the recent recommendations by the President touching Mexico and Cuba, and, also, in the efforts in certain quarters to re-open the African slave trade, aud - to bring Nicaragua under filibuster influence." Thus much for the democratic party. It is repudiated by a Southern pro-slavery sectional organization. But the republican party fares no better. "It is avowedly a sectional anti-slavey party its cardinal dog- - my is slavery restriction." The proof, too, i3 furnished in its platform of "no more slave States," and in the Temorseless abolition Rochester manifesto of W. H. Seward. Thus we are shown that "each section ,has its party, while the country has no party ;" that the whig party i3 dead ; that the Amercan party is past praying for ; but that, notwithstanding all these drawbacks, this Washington conservative caucus, after a full . discussion, embracing many patriotic speec-h-es, come to the important point of "entire confidence in the practicability of nnitingall " the conservative elements of opposition to the present enfeebled and distracted administration in the con test of 1860." 'j ,

. We have no confidence in the strength of . . any party formed on patched-up issues, concocted and set forth by a caucus.. To move the masses of the people there' must be spontaneous, vital questions of the day for dis cussion something more noveland exciting than arguments on old dogmas, and reitera tions of thread-bare complaints of party , abuses. t Time and circumstances will create the issue and bring out an opposition party

without the management of politicians. --.-.' St. lioul Election Fraada.

Mr.' Blair na3 prosecuted his investigatioa of the frauds by which be was robbed '- : of his seat in Congress, with his accustomed i rigor, and seems to have sustained, by irrefragable proot, all the eharges set forth in hi allegation. - The St. Louis BemocraTZi ' , the 21st inst publishes a full account of the testimony taken, occupying some three solid columns of that paper. Among a great number of acts proving " . frauds, inferentially the evidence proves by competent testimony, that (846) eight hundred and forty-six fraudulent votes were cast for Barret in the August election. The names of the fraudulent voters are given, ,v an 1 in large number of instance!, their residences are pointed out, and the fact of

their having voted illegally, and that they j

voted for Barret, is brought home in a manner so convincingly as to leave no room for doubt." In many cases, the . proof is the admission of the parties themselves ; in others the proof is made by persons who know the parties and-, the fact of. thedr having voted, without having the right to vote. A large class of cases are proven by the returns of the census taken immediately after the election, by which many persons who voted are shown not to have been naturalized, or that they were under age, and many others could not be found in the city at all by the census takers, who visited every habitation in.it. The returns made by ; the census takers are official acts of sworn officers, and entitled to be received with implicit reliance. Barret, in. his - evidence, endeavored iu one or two instauces only to meet and overthrow (his. testimony, but finding that he hud such Indifferent bucess, he then attempted to show that the censu3 was ordered to be takenat an unusual time for the purpose of furnishing proof of the frauds he and his parti had committed. ' Not only does the evidence show this large number of fraudulent votes, but it shows the men who were most instrumental in executing the plan of operation, and the plan itself upon which the so-called Demo cracy operated. Theplan was co-extensive with the whole district, fraudulent votes being shown in almost every precinct ; but in some precincts where the judges were in the onspiracy, and the conspirators strong enough . to'; take possession of the polls, and keep off the friends of the other candidates by threats and violence, the ballot-boxes were literally stuffed fu .1 of frauduU3i votes, and the poll swelled to and enormous number sufficient without any other circumstances, to mark the fraud com mitted, and require the ejection of the" entire precinct. Communicated. To the Citizens of Evansvllle. Fellow Citizexs: In offering myself as a candidate, and soliciting your suffrages for the office of Mayor of this city, at the ensuing Spring election, I do not intend to set up any claim of superior merit, or that I am entitled, on account of past services, to your support. But I must say this much, that wherever I have been placed in an official station, I have always endeavored to discharge the duties of my trust promptly and honestly, without favor or affection, according to the best of my judgment and ability, and strove so to act as to promote the best interests of the community, with what results you arc the bet judges. I have also endeavored so to act without compromising my self-respect, as to avoid giving offence to any one; I will, also, acknowledge that owing to many losses and unforeseen casualties, my pecuniary circumstances are such that I am under the necessity of making exertions to keep my propeity from sacrifice. Although the mind retains its wonted activity, yet the body, owing to advanced age, is not able to sustain the fatigue of an active business life (were it otherwise, from my- present experience, I should never solicit an office). These considerations induce me to solicit the situation which I have the vanity to believe I have the capacity of filling with credit to myself and the entire satisfaction of my constituents. . I have been a resident of Evansvilie for the past thirty-nine years. I have watched with deep interest its progress from the time it was but a diminutive village on the borders of the wilderness, almost hidden from view by the surrounding forests where the wild beasts roamed almost without interruption on the plan where the most of the city now stands, and what few cabbins there were were almost obscured by the surrounding jimpson weeds and dog fennel. 1 have followed to their Jast resting place nearly all of my early contemporaries on which I often reflect with a deep melancholly, niiugled with some degree of pleasure. I hare witnessed this diminntive village grow into a city of commercial importance. Whatever share I have had in promoting its growth n.nd prosperity I must leave yon to judge. As this is the la.-;t Vinn I ever ex pect to soÜGit your suffrages, i am iuhopes you will award them to nie it' you think me worthy. 'NATHAN' RuWLEV. Export of Brkadstuffs. No better evidence could be adduced of the plentiful crops in Europe this season than is shown in the falling oif iu the export thither of breadstuff's from the port of New York since the first of September last, as compared with former years. For this period in 185i, there was exported 361,000 bbls. of flour, 275,000,000 bush, of wheat, and 500,000 bush, of corn, each export of which latter articles were in 1857 only about onehalf of what they were iu the previous year. , For the present year he export is only about 78,000 bbls. of flour, 412,000 bush, of wheä and 319,000 bush, of corn, being altogether less in value than the corresponding export of last year by some f.mr aud a half millions of dollars. Kansas. By reports from Kansas we are lead to apprehend that there is some se-.j rious trouble with the Montgomery band of border rangers in Kansas. It was reported some days ego that they had committed a serious outrage upon a small border settlement, and we now understand that Gov. Medary has made a requisition upon the Government for arms to resist some rebellious force, and we conjecture it eannot be by any other than Montgomery; and Iiis men. - s , .. , ' ' ' . S?3k- e always take pity on the looks of the JIadisou Courier, Evansvilie' Journal, Columbus Fact, and Cleveland Review, when we get through with tbem, for they contain so many interesting items of news that our scissors drive into them instinctively,' They are all excellent paper3. Indian apolia Citizen. ' - ' " -' . . Our scissors take ample retaliation upon the Citizen, for its slashes upon our columnr. JES Our representative, . Mr. Bly the, is generally spoken of as the most prominent candidate for Speaker at the regular session. He will not be nominated by either party, but will be supported by members of all parties. - . .. ßgyMr. Robert Leper,'aged about 60, residing in the vicinity of Marion, Ohio, was thrown down under some wood he was hauling on Thursday, and not being able to extricate himself, his head sank into the mud and water until he was smothered.

. News Summary. ""B-The Washington States says: "The' report of the capture of the Tampico by the Spanish fleet is believed ia this city. It is but the prelude to other movements infinitely more startling. Before three months have elapsed, it is predictedbywell informed parties that the veil which conceals this whole conspiracy will be uplifted, and. facts will be disclosed and developed the momentous import of which will send an electric thrill through "the country." We" remarked the other day that the brain of the enterprise was the French Emperor ; the theatre where the. plot ba3 been slowly thickening, Paris. . $QTAt New Orleans, O. J: Varhorn,! of New York, blew his brains out at the Infirm ary, while lying at the point of death.' It seems that Yarhorti had taken from his car-? -pet bag a 'single barrelled pistol, and not having strength enough to puH the trigger, being dreadfully emaciated,- had placed a silver spöon across the trigger, (through the guard) and pressing both hands" against the spoon, brought down the hammer. He was lying at the time, and when discovered had hold of both ends of the spoon. ' His disease was consumption, ' and he could not have lived two days. ' , ßA burglar in New York city, being detected in the act of blowiug open a safe in a soap store, attempted to make his escape by leaping from the third story window. He landed on hisface, which was shockingly bruised, i ? ; - ' ;" ß?Capt. Ludlow, "of the steamship Ariel, lost his life on the homeward passage as follows: About 11 A. M. of the 8th, while Capt. Ludlow was standing forward, near the wheelhouse, giving orders to his crew, a terrible wave came over the bows and swept everything before it. The Captain was hurried against the bulwarks with such force as to rupture a blood vessel. He was immediately carried aft, and received every attention from the surgeon and his officers. Their kind offices availed not, however, for he had barely time to send a few words to his owners, and a farewell to Lis wifeandson, when his spirit passed away. s5jIu New York on Saturday morning a person awaited upon Edwin Forreät to solicit his professional services in aid of the dramaticete at the Academy for the Mount Vernon fund. Tho great tragedian said it would give him great pleasure to comply, but the committee having engaged the services of "that woman," they must count hin out. That woman was his divorced wife who appeared in the " Morning Call." - The Masonic fraternity are cautioned against a man representing himself to be a member of the craft, who is on his way from New 0rlean3 to Baltimore, apealing to the hospitality and charity of the brotherhood. He is represented as being about twentyfive years of age, light complexion, and wears a goatee, and professes to bo a Frenchman by birth. At Atlanta, Georgia, where he is alleged to hav imposed upon the fraternity, he called himself F. Pennington. - "J-gHiram Powers' Masonic statue of Washington, it is said, will be fiuished in three months. It is modelled after the statue of Washington executed by Powers for the State of Louisiana, und adorned with the "regalia" copied from the Bimiles of those worn by Washington when- master of a lodge in Alexandria. ' J6SyThe delinquent tax lists of San Francisco, Cal., for the present year, fill nearly eight columns of the city papers, and comprise nearly one-half of this year's assessment. This indicates a great revulsion since the fast times of the early gold discoveries. ' ; $2 Austria, it is said, will expend no less than $2,400,000 this year, on her squadrons, and for 1859, will increase the amout to 34,000,000. Russia is about to appropriate 52,500,000 for her navy. Thi3 time next year France will possess no less than forty screw line of battle ships. JESS?" Some of the Vermont papers nrgne that the steam engine under 1he chamber of representatives in the State House, is liable to blow up at any moment, will inducer- the legislators to act more conscientiously than they would in a safe place. On Tuesday afternoon a German by the name of Nicolai Runner, living at Indianapolis, was ruu over by a freight train, and his arm terribly smashed and bruised. gg, Iu a Cincinnati Coart last week; Francis Heck was discharged from custody. The prisoner had been committed by a Police Court to answer .a charge of having passed a counterfeit tn dollar note on the Bank of Louisville, and the grand jury indicted him. When the prisoner was arraigned tftf'jiote teas protiounee-i y iiuine. Mr. Heck has Ittin in the county jn.il owuiiing trillion liie above elturgv ' September. J6?" Late advices from Arizonia inform us that continued discoveries are being made in the gold region., and that emigration is still pouring into the territory from California. Some four or five miners have penetrated to the lied Rock, on the Gila river, and were extracting some $30 per day. Emigration was moving from the eastern to the western portion of the territory, and additional numbers were )eing daily added to the mines. ßcrjj3 Lamartine thinks of retiring to

Syria, where he will occupy the house in , which Lady Stanhope resided." !2F Two thousand mackerel were taken in one haul off Provinceton, Mass., iast week, and in three nights ten thousand were taken. gsg More than three hundred lads are ! seeking appointments at Albany as legisla-j five pages. . i 80 There are five hundred applicants1 for the vacant cadetships at West Point. EtS" An old Indian chief, called Okenios, died lately near Lansing, Michigan. Be was supposed to be over one hundred years j old. Lie wa3 in the wars of 1702, both for and against Wayne and St. Clair, at differ-j ent time3. ne had a saber cut clear across ' his back, made by one of Mad Anthony ; Wayne's troopirrs.- At Fort Meig's he re- '. ceived wounds which left holes in his skull ! into which three finger scnuld be laid. A little feilow, five or six years old, ' feli through the ice on Back Bay, Boston( ' Mass., and was rescued by a little Miss, some ten years of nge, by the name of Lizzie Yhitmore, who happening to see the red scarf above the water, crept to the hole, 1 seized his hands, and by pulling and Strug- : gling, finally succeeded .in dragging him upon the ice. Sae then took him in her arms, all coverei with mud and water, and carried him to his home. -T, 'j. !,The wife of Mr.' Warner Epes, of Chesterfield county, Va., retired- to bed on Saturday night, during the absence of her husband, with a pipe in her mouth. Tho house took fire, and just as Mr. Epes returned, the burning rafters ' fell in with a crash, which sent np a volume cf tiro and added fael to the flames within. A search revealed the sad fact that his wife had perished. Her charred remains were discovered and taken from the ruins by ber sympathizing neighbors. ßg?Mr. Henry Burden, the inventor of " Burden's Horseshoe Machine," started for Europe in the Asia, November 30, taking with him a machine constructed expressly tobe worked in France. ,. This machine turns out shoes made upon tho exact pattern . furnished Mr. Burden by the French Gov-' j ernmea at the rate of sixty per minute, or j 3,600 per hour.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FJFMCIAIr-mir OF LETTERS REM A IXinj; in tha POST OFFICE at EvansvilU,' Indiana, on the 1st day of January; 18ä9. f , . . Persons calling for theie letters will jileajie nj ; " advertised " and cive date of list. Atderton Itr Tho Lav Antrass

Alexander Wu -: LynSrd Mrs Mary Auams josepn a i.mntrton David 31 Allen David : J : - T Miller Mi M..' ' Allen Mrs Bosana : ' Minning Gerhard J&nry Allen Thomas Hamer Morse Valors Bent ham Tlioma Miller Thomas Boon Miss E Mancy H S Brown A J : J ' f y Butterfield Benjamin 3 Bryant TV L Banniard Joe . Butts Miss Eveline Berry Joseph Brown David . . ,. Baldwin William ; Birth G W yr t Brown Esq Bishop Thomas Badgsr Samnol A Butcher William Barbour Dr N , " j ; Barfield Sampson W . Bird Mrs Martha Bedford MrsE W " - Ballard W W , . ,c, tVoM JCbettexer Cutler Mrs Loraine M Crofts Thomas Crawford James S .. . : Carrington Harvey ' Claiburn W M Matthews BenJ B Mooney Alex Mullikin Charles E Mobs Samuel , . Malone George, Weeks Mrs Martha Matthews Charles Miller Joseph Minney Job Tfcl'oi J McMekinMr - McCallick I'avkl MeClain Hucrh - ;t JHekertott Air S v Noble Sevmour J ' - Og-le WHIHam ' ' O'Brien' Sir Ach OrloppMA,-.., ,.,.. O'Brien James , Overstreet J.D " ' . JPrte Jremeeä ;. Pritchet Wm . , v Prater Edward " ... ' Patterson Samuel " 4." Pease John t;- ... in : f Peaxce James " j . : Price Nasenal Frederick ' ; Patrick James ' '" ; ' ' Powers Wnv ;i Mot Reynolds R Jtrudltu , Bead J W Rigdon William - Reese David .. I . , Reese Miss Sallie , ' " Roter "Wm , . "". ..- Reid John F - Schu Jr JPranelt Smith Uenry Foster ; : Savage George - Stokes Mr (Hardware Merchan t) 1 Stinson John B ,. Calhoun & Brown ' Chambers Abiinauz Curtis Sylvester . ' Crallv Vinson K " '" JOodd Charte Davis Frances Demerk Isaac Dobbie Eobert Duke John S Dean John . . - -Jey Mark . . Daully Thomas ' De Francis William " Durr Thomas AC Daniel Stephen B Dole E P Doyle, Wallace tt Co 6 Daniel Anreliu . JJarl John Sugg Wm B Egan Michael, (care WmStinson EH Nolan) Shadney Jcob : Foster C Jt ' Foster John V Fightswood Sebastian Fitzpatrick James Frank H Ferguson MUs C O Ferris F ' Coodtcin Wm JP ' Gambel Miss S Jane , Griffith Dr Gargus Dr T J S Giles I Groves Mrs Amanda J . Glee-ion Thomas liutchcraft Tr L, Hill Mrs A Jennie 11 -Humphreys, Terry A Co Hutchison R H Holland Mrs Holiman John Howard James S Harrison CO. ' Hatriian C 2 Hamilton JA- :' Jrtin TVttley John it on Ryrcn ' Jones Robert "s ' Johnson Thomas F -li erer Mi$ JtSmry Kepler Benjamin Kinney Jerome B Eavanagh Thomas Knapp Adam . , Knliy Miss ST JLong- Jamei Lee Erastns N Leslie Robert -janl Smith Walter Smith Madame R Simpson Mrs Mary Smith Abner Smith John Sherwood Joel S-hamate Mrs Agnes Thomptom JT If Thomas William 3 Turiey Chnrles M Trcfrnian Wm W Taj 1 r Archibald T'attv John -Vansant Muis Esther Veltman Col Hiram Veatch Mrs Mairgis Haitian j-al Williams James Wright John M ; ' Wharff Amos WV.ker 3Irs Sarah C Wark Joseph . ; "Wright Wm Wells Wiliiara "-. Wallace Charles C Walbri?ht-J F Woods Charley Wilkinson Win ' ' Wells Henry . Ward J G Williams T J Walker Mary M Woodard Anioj Wyatt Wm Ward E - " ; Whippeo Hebert - C. B'."ltuiD,'P. M. Jt JB ft V X) J K JEVAJWS. rjSsNVlLLE AND CAXNFLTON TRI-See-SÄ WEEKLY TACKET. The fine light draught steamer EOLIAJr will ply regularly during the season, between Evansvilie lad 'annelton, leaviug Evansvilie every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 12 o'clock SI. Leaving Caunelton every Tnesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 8 o'clock A. M. For freight or passage, pply on board, or to P. G. O'KtLEy, Agent. . junl-tf - j: i) I a nit j. s.niTir, wholj-jsajLj-j J CHAIR, MAXTJEAC'COBKIt, Market III irwi, r.vRnsviue, .inu., win Keep (lit Hand and make to order every variety of Cane aud "Wood Seat CHAIRS. The Trade supplied at lowest rates. Hotels, Steamboats and Halls furnished promptly to order. Being prepared with all the improvements fn Machinery, Ac, and cheap lumber, I can offer to dealers in the West or South as good a Chair, and at lower rates, than can be had In Cincinnati or elsewhere. Chair plank and timber for chair stuff wanted. . Terms cash, or approved paper. All work' warranted, janl-ly ""iö pl'j? j jTt o an. QUEL As the old year has just closed, leaving a joyous or sad remembrance to all, I take this opportunity of offering my irrateful thanks to my numerous friends and customers for their liberal patronage in sustaining til e cajiA tytfcm, and will duly merit a continuance of the same. SAM. EMBICH, janl No. 49 Main utreet. ntuai fjix, of itR go oim.-i &JDL fine and cheap lot of Dry Goods just received, whii;h must be sold in order to make room for the Spring t ,-aJa, und therefore you may expect bargains at the Cash Store of SAM. EMBICH, No. 49 Main streut. jü. B. If you don't wish , pay . your old debt?. . janl &HO:S! SHOjKSH SHOE SI ! Jut KS received, a fina assortment of Ladies' and Children's Shoes ; Mn's, Ladies' and Children's Overs and Sandel, ut - , , SAM. EMBtCH'S, No. 49 Main st. X. B. Pay your old debts, ur , . janl TKHKhTIJ'G TO l.IR.TIKltS. tEEi OATS FOR SALE-Jifrt- received due lV.im Knprland, 100 hiinhels of prime Bl;-k Oats for seed, -weighing 42 per htlhel Also, f. hiisbels prime white CHiinria Oati. Call and sec them at . Z. U. COOK fc SON'S, Main street, aud No. 2 First at. JIJIJAUITS! FRUITS ! FRUITS I -fi. . Dates, Prunes. Dried Peaches, peeled,"' " ' Dried do, unpeeled,' Dried Apples, Green Apples, Potatoes, Eggs, &c. janl OLMSTED & SABIN. WIO Til tl l.. 1 IU KS AJIß GEJVTI.F.M. MEN OF EVANSVILLE 1 am opening on Third street, iu the room adjoining the Crescent City Bank, a beautiful assortment of Jewelry and Fancy Articles, including rings, bracelets, breastpins gold chains, gold and silver watches, pearl, lava aud gold stone sets complete, all of the finest French manufacture, and of the latest and most fashionable styles selected with great care and taste. ALSO Silver tea service, silver knives and forks, silver tihb knives, silver goblets, silver cream pitchers, silver fruit baskets, silver egg stands, silver castor stand.1!, gold aud silver thimbles, gold pens and holders, silver pen holders, opera gla-sses, spectacles, paper holders, toilet mirrors, pocket cutlery, scissors, combs, hair and tooth brushes, letter holders, paper cutters, pockt't books, port mouaies, port folios, card cares, Ac. Plain and fancy wh3lebone and bamboo canes. t Gold and silver mounted revolvers, several patterns. Also, Collars, nndorsleevcs, silk stockings, Gloves, French embroideries, silk dress patterns, and a great variety of elegant articles suitable for Ladies' and Gentlemen's wear. All of which I am offering for sale for coi, er greatly reduced price, as my object is to close them out at once. To those wibbing to provide beautiful and valuable presents for the Holidavs, no better opportunity was ever offered. decSl "ROSIN A SMITH. ."f WiJlR'S iT. SiGJJEZtMt WW & CONYNGTON have received a now stock for such gifts , . .-. - The Album do Fcroglio, A h.-ntitiful coUoction of rosewood Desks, And a great variety 01 Books in antique and elegant bindings. Also, a new supply of Children's Books. . .. , dec31 W O ST-6.V .TO.VXJA V, THE Kith JLM illfet., iil.U WAICH KAL, with a part of gold chain attached. The finder is requested to leave such at this otBcc, and liberal reward will be given., . - dec31-lw I9.il LS .iJVJl SF1MES , . . 1-00 kegs asiiorted Nos. Niiils, 100 i'.o ' do Cut Spikes, " ' -50 iH) do ' AVrt. do, fio do Fine Bine Lathing Nails, & do Ud Barrel "Sails. Fnrsaloby ORR, DALZELL & CO. UJVJiRlES J & l boxes Papered Soda, 1 V, 50 bales No. 1 Batting, - 50 boxes Star Caudles. 25 do LipctAxes, 20 do Cream Turter, " 50 do Gronnd Spice, '''' 20 do assorted Tucks, 5 do Carpet do, 5 bbls Vinegar, 40 do Cement. For sale bv ORR, DALZELL Sc GV decSl -& 25 boxes Pepper Suuce, 5 do Extracts of evorv varietv, 10,0(.i feet of puteut Safety Fnse, 12 dor.cn boxes refined sparkling Zeletin, VS ooxes ljutier s ink. Also ioor .Mats, Uaskets, utrurns. Wooden Bowls, Trays, to., of great vnrlety, in store and for sale at Z. H. CCOii A SON'S, dec30 ' . 22 Main esreet.

JIISCELLANEQUS.

drUIlRCH OF THE aSSUJOFTlOJV,1, Its SECOND STREET. The interior of this; cnurco ban been lately nnished and supplied withii many more pews loan require oy tne congrega-y t . f 1 t'i i urw. ill... fl itnnmi,, 4n . tion ; consequently strangers to the congregation who may desire to have a pew in the said church. ?.-fre informed that the pews will be indiscriminately reniea on tue za any oi January, ioy, between two and 6 'clock P-. M. The church is wurnied by a furnace lyid lighted by gas. For the future, until contrary notice, the vespers will be at 7 o'clock P. M., snd there will be asbort lecture between parts of vespers. deem rWVTTJLHR. l'JLTEJr CROSS-CUT SAWS 1 case j ust received. Also on hand i- ..24, Rowland's German and C;3: Mill tSuws, 5 dozen Wood Saws, framed, for sale low hy dec3U . , JACOB STRAC B, No. 40 Main at. , WMER S TEJIMER ajT BIO PE MT: 2UOCt sweet Oranges, - . 8 boxes Lemons, ; 3 bbls Texas Pecans, ir.- 300 lbs Fresh Dates, 30 drams new Figs, -.: -, .; - " ' , .i 15 bxj Raisins, !--!--.,: i . 1 cask Cnrrauts,' : l- - : i . i-: 100 casks Citron, ! ' . A.". Received this day and for sale by i -doc30 Z. H. COOK SON. IRKZ. JPEJRl, BMRLE; I bbl Split Peas, . 3Ü bush White Beans, . -.-. , , I cask Rice, ...... 20..do Dried Apples, K!j .5bD,'d Pt aches, l. do fresh Homminv, 20 Ilamb'gh Cheese, 30 Pine Apple C'beneo, 10 Eng. Dairy du, 10 Nutmeg j b. Received aud or sale by dec30 " .:, Z. HuCOOKj& .SON.' i f U SHE I S EJLR CORJVi JLtpXW 2000 bushels Bran,. - . . 1000 do Shorts. For sale by : decSO i Z. H. COOK & SON. -gUST RECEl VEIt AT OLMSTE1 9 SABIN'S 5 bush Dried Apples, - 5 do - do Peaches, ' : 6 bbls Green Apples, ' , , . 1 bbl soft-shell Almonds, ' 1 '"'i' ' 1 frftil of Dates, . '' ; , - 25 boxes Raisina, j -, . 12 bbls Vinegar. dec30 OLMSTED SABIN. jnURJi'V OCT. AS A I'OBTIOJS OF LP our stock is damaged by fire, have concluded to close out entirely at costs. ' All are invited to come, as we will give good inducements for cash. dec30 J. OAKLEY x SON. XVrr COLLECTOR'S SJLX.E. IL' By order of the Common Council of the City of Evansvilie. I, GEORGE WOLFLIN, Collector of said city, do hereby give notice that I will-sell, on the 21st day of January, 1S69, at tha Court House in Evansvilie, Ind., between the hoors of 10 o'clock A. M., and 4 o'clock P, M., at Public Auction, the following lota or parts of lots or pieces ot real estate, or so mudi thereof as may bo necessary to pay the following amounts charged against such lots for work don thereon by said city, together with the costs of each sale : - - - ' Detcri'p'nnfprop' ' Am'teh'dag't Names cf ' erly A work dont lot, exclusive of Chmere. thereon bv tits city. eotU of taU. J. C. Flslr On lot 27 iu Bi 14, 8tockw. En, lay'g dowu 80 ft Plank sidewalk J2 00 L. WeWliim..On lot lOfnBI 1, Stockw. En. Isy'g . ; ; . . down 40 ft plank '.-. . - sidewalk t grad'g ... . . I 44 Peter Burgner..Los 11 i 12 Bl 10, Stock w. En. lav'g - -r: ; - down IdOft plank idewalk A grad'gM .,.. 613 John S.Gavltt."..Lts 31 and 32 Bl " 17, Stockw. Enl't, ' ' . 100 ft plank side walk ................................ 4 4a) D. MorjaB.. ...Lots31 &32, Low- - - r En. excavating - G3cub. yds arth... 7 06 E. F. Talbot.... ..Lor 225, Don. En, , - .. J00 5-& sq yds brk . . .. 3 pavement & fill'g 8T 74 Felkor i. Ucdder. . ich.... ....Lot 2öS, Don. En, . . ; 28 6-9 sq yds br'k pavement 9 30 Jacob Schorer.... Lots 14 & 15, Bl'k 10, Fourth Eul't, pl'k sidewalk, filling excavating 6 05 Jaa. G. Jones..Lot 10, Block 10, Fourth Eu, 100 tt plank sidewalk db 1 yd excavating... Lot 17, Block 10, Fourth En, 100 ft plank sidewalk... Lots 18,10, 20, 21 ft 22, Bl 10 Fourth En, COO ft plank sidewalk 18 00 H.Danbeoistel...Lot23, Block 10, Fourth En, plank sidewalk, excavating and filling..........'........,; 2 60 Georgo Grebh....Lot 1, Bl 5, East. ,. En, plank side- ' walk and filling 15 79 Wm. LownthaA.Lot 209, Don. En, . , . brick pavement - earthwork 04 75 Wm. H. Walker.Lot 224, Don. En, . : s , brick pavement t emb nkment 25 75 dec29 GEORGE WOLFLIN, City Collector. T10l JTV ORDERS H'VTSlOO Us in Conuty Orders, lor which I will pay 90 cents cash, or 05 cents in goods, or on retail accounts. f!.dN2! . CIIARLESS. VELLS. jrJJK'a WH'Jl " .f AT 40O RIS1.S. MmX for sale lew bv S. E. GILBERT & CO. 80,000 SJ U E Jt C 1 J JtESS Shingles : lAiAutiH loet dressed Pine Flooring, the liest quality over sold in the city. For sale, cheap, at the new Lumber Yard, corner of Main and Eighth streets. lec23 NEVVRKIlltY A CLEMENT. THE FIJ'EST COLLECTION OF present books ever iu the market. Women of beauty from Semtrainis' to Eugenia Strafterd's Gallery.' Favorite English lallads properly illustrated, and a hundred other 'valuable works beautifully illustrated and embossed. '. Call and see them before, buying elsewhere. It costs nothing to look. dec22 D'lRELL Jt CONYNGTON. VUI HODS Wholesale and retail, at. G. S. WELLS, No. 13 First street. Jfjt ISSOLUTtOJV MJF SHIP. The firm of B OF FJ R TJS'E - BittroltT & Sue was dis solved on tho 11th of December, 1858, by the retirement ot J. L. BITTROLFF, Sn. All accounts due the old firm must be paid immediately to BITTROLFF BROS., successors. J. L. Bi'l'TRuLFI', J. L. BITTROLFF, .la. mji h r. v sn i .vo tice. locis M and GEORGE BITTROLFF having purchased the interest of J. h. Bittr-jlff, Sr., in the firm of Bittrolll dr Son, have entered into a partnership under the style of BITTROLFF BROTHERS, and will continue the Watch and Jewelry business at the old stand, No. 43 -Main street, between First and Second. Having combined the stocks of Imth Houses into one, we have now on hand the finest, largest and best selected stock of Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, Silver Waro, Clocks, Spectacles,' Ac, ever seen iu this city, and which we are selling oft at prices very little above the cost. Those who wish to buy fine Jewelry at very low figures, are invited to call at No. 48 Main street. dec22-lm BITTROLFF BROTHERS. UJ'JtRJES FOR FJMML USE 0 Washboards, Ink, Indigo, Geese, Chickens, ' Flour, extra quality. Goods delivered free of charge. dec25 . OLMSTED t SABIN Tfg-R.J. .rUCFJRLJ.VJJ RESFECTWt fully announces to tho citizens of jcvaiisviile that he hiiS leased the above Hail fur a short season only, for tho purpose of giving a series of first class Dramatic En fertai innen ts. Y nt-O AJ TIUJV V rJCE.JKV t ÜED that the owners of lots iii Block No. 2G, Eant. Enlargement, cause a plank sidewalk to le laid dowu iu front of said Block, rumuug along Sixth street and between Walnut and C'besnut, within 30 days after the publication of this notice, and in default thereof the Cuiumoii Council will proceed to perforin said work, and the costs ami exnenses accruing thcrebv. will be assessed and col. i lected by sale, pf suid jirnperty, or so much thereof vill satufv said lien and costs. By order of the Common Council. dec22-10t A. LEMCKE, City Clerk. - Volksbote copy. f I It S. aj'JJERSOJ', .HERCHANT TAILOR, Mitchell's Block, Main street, Evansvilie, Ind. Headquarters for elegant Clothing mada to order. Gents' Furnishing Goods, such as Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, tc Also, a variety of Piece Goods, uiadtt np to order in the very best stylo and manner, at quick tarnis, small profits aud extensive sales. dec22 VER 11JIEEJ$. -300 RE.1UTIJ UL JLJ Evergreens of every vnrietv, and in fine orderLfjr sale at Z. H COOK A SOX'S. . y ujrji r'ie $.Lnojvnsr'iE3 BERTS, Brazil Nuts, English Walnuts, Figs, Dates, Btisins, Currants, Rock Cindy, Oysters, Lobsters, Sardines, Alum, , Epsom Salts, Sulphur, Roll Brimstone, Cippcras, Madder, Ext. Logwood, Indigo, Cream Tartar, Soda, Bedcurds, Blacking, Batting, Cloves, Cement, Cigars of all kinds. Nutmegs, Ginger of all kinds, Glass Jars, Tumblers, Lanterns and Flasks, Lemon Syrup, Mustard, Matches, Pepper Sauce, Spanish Moss, Stone Pipes, Powder, Safety Fuse, Tobacco of all kinds, Fancy Soaps, Starch, Vinegar, Cordage, Letter, Note, Cap and Writing Paper, Teas, Flour, Camphor, Enveli opes, Saltpetre, British Lnstre, etc., etc. 1 A supply of the above kept eonstantly on hand, I and for sals low, by S. E. GILBERT 4 CO., j dec22 Sycamore street, near Water.

MISCELLANEOUS. JThELJ WJIRE STJLTJ! LOTTERIES. JLS CAPITAL PRIZE S40.000 J

TlCKtTd.. ?I0 NOTICE. This is to inform the public that we have disposed of our entire interest in the Lottery Grants held bx ns, chartered fcy tho States of Delaware. Georg!, Kentucky, and Missouri, to tho firm of W'lD, EDDY & CO, to take eiiect on the fist day of December, 1858. Antl we most cordially recommend our successors to our former friends aud patrons. 1 feeling assured that the busiuca. will be continual with the same integrity and promptitude which has characterized it as conducted by ourselves and pre decessors lor tno last tuirfy-tive years. GREGORY A MAURY. --Wii.mixcton, Del., Nov. I5th, 1S5S.- - . WOOD, EDDY & CO., MANAGERS. '" (Successors to Gkeooky A Makey.) . ' The undersigned haviag become owners ef the ONLY LOTTERY CHARTER IN DELAWARE, oiler to the public the following scheme, to be drawn each Wedneeday in Jauuary, lüöfi, iu .Wilmington, Delaware, iu public, under the superintendence, of sworn commissioners aiptiutcd by tho Governor. ' x , . flame 6a draws on Wednesday, Jan. .". 183ft. i t imes 7 draws on Wednesday, Jan. 12, 185i). i Class SO draws on Wednesday, Jan-, la, 185!. ' Class 98 draws on Wednesday, JaB. 20, I860. " '-''Mi . - THIBTT-rWO THOUSAND THREE RCSMlKV AND NINETY-SIX PHIZEM' Nenrly One Prize to every Two TIcUets! "Nuuilera 13 Drawn Ballot MAGNIFICENT SCHEPVlEf, TO BE DRAWN Each "Wednesday in January, 1 Prize of.. ..S4(i,iKi0 is .S-tO.miO 1 " 2 Pri7es of...., 2 " ...18,827., ...10,000 ... e.ooo ... 4,000 ; ... 3,500.... ... 1,500...... ... 800 ... 600...... ... 400 .:. ; 300...... ... 250 ... 100 70 ... -; 40 30 . 20 10 18,827 .'. .20,000 ...,.12,000 8K10 7,000 6,1X10 12,000 7,500 ....... f.,000 ...... 7,500 50,&K) fi.500 4,550 2,000 , 3,900 .......94,900 ......270.400 4 15 15 15 25 202 65 B5 C5 130 4,74,5 27,040 32,396 Prizes amounting to.., .5578,177 Whole Tickets f 10; Halves ?5; Quarters ?2. Certificates ot Packages will be sold at the following : ites, which is the rislc: Certificates of Package of 2ö Whole Tickets.. .514! 50 , " . " . - : 2U naif . -... - . 75 75 " " 20 Quarter " ' . 37 37 In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the amount of money to our address, tor what you wish to purchase ; name the Lottery in which you wish it invested, and whether yon wish Wholes, Halves or Qnarters, on receipt of which, we send what it crdered, by first mail, together with the scheme. Immediately after tae drawing, the drawn num. bars will be sent with a written explanation. "fcSrPurchaasrs will please write their signature! plain, and give the name of their Post office, County and State. . ' NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. ft Those who prefer not sending money by ; mall, can use THE ADAMS EXPRESS C0HPAXY, whereby money for Tickets, iu sums of Ten Dollars, and upwards, can be sent u - AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE, from any city or town whore they have an office. The money and order must be enclosed in a " G I VERNMENT POST OFFICE tTAMPi'D ENVELOPE, " or the Express Co. cannot receive tbem. tAddress Orders lor Tickets or Certificates to WOOD, EDDY k CO., dec29 . Wilmington, Delaware. ri REEJV mpples. O njRRELS WT Groan Apples, in flue order, for salant dec21 Z. H. COOK It SON'S. O'.FOU TUE HO L tlU VS.-J l" ST received at JOHN RASCH'S, a largo lot ol Plain and Fancy Gaiter Boots and Shoes, for Ladies, Misses and Children. I have also large lot of Boys' and Youth's Boots, which I will sell at wholesale prices during the Holidays. Now is the time for bargains. Come quick, or voh will loose money. JOHN RASCH, decü-0t Ne. 8 Second street EJWMSTR .J. H. MIR It, respectfully informs tho ntir.ens of Evansvilie aud vicinity that ho ha located here permanently for the pur pose of practicing Dentistry in all its branches. Eä-Plate work from a single tooth to full sett, at Eastern prices. Teeth filled in a superior manner. ALL WORK WARRANTED. Office No. 45 Main street, under City Gallery. dec23 . . . jfiiiRi st.tms a.yn 'E if- y-Ej it Kj PRESENTS, consiatingof the following Books: Gallery of Famous Poets, Women of Beauty and Heroism, Lays from the Land of Luiher, - . . American Scenery, . Book of Beauty, Leaflets of Memory, Gem of the Season, 1 he Atlantic Souvenir, The Oriental Aanual, The Sacred Allegories, Bow in the Cloud, Bryant's Poems, Josephine Gallery, Rhymes and Roundelays Poe's Poetical Works, Tom Moore's Works, The Prince Also, a fine asortment of Bibles, Prayer Books. Psalms aud Hymns, aud many others too numerous to mention, together with a fine selection of Writing Desks, Work Boxes, C'aba, Ac. Fos sale cheap at J. HEALEY'S, dec22 Cor. First and Main sts.. Evansvilie, Ia. JT L. a. E IyECT10J'.THE .Vuual election for officers of the Evansvilie Library Association will be held at tho Library Rooms on MONDAY, the 3rd day of January, 185Ö, between the hours of Gaud 8 P.M. Stockholders in arrears are not entitled to vote. Bv order of the Board of Trustees. WM. II. BINGHAM. dec28 Ree. Secretary. 20 URLS. MOJUJSSES; . . 2 hhds Sugar, t. 25 boxes ltaisins, Almonds, Dates, Prunes, Sec. OLMSTED & SABIN. dec25 jSsa FOR BOWLIXe Git EE IV . ii!ie'3st'rno steamer H. BRIDGES will "arrive from Louisville thw morn ing, aud will leave fur Bowling Green this day, at twelve o'clock. Foi freight or pasugu apply on board. dec28 &1.1TIJVETS. 10 CASES OF t'.lRIo ous qualities and colors plain and twilkd Satinets just received and for sale low by - doc28 KEEN it PRESTON. tKfFECMJL .VOTICE OF JIISSO,1TION. The limited partnership between Nathan Rowley and Francis Amory in the coal mining business was dissolved iu the 24th December inst. Nathan Rowley is authorized to settle all the debts of the concern, and collect all debts duo for coal delivered. NATHAN ROWLEY, dec28-'it FRANCIS AMORY. R. UviHl'Ojy S (ROCHESTER) COOPER TOOLS A No. 1 goods ; and also Patent V. Crozes just received and for sale by ric28 JACOB STRAUB, 40 Main street. c COLUMBUS TRESS HOOFS ALI, sizes just received by JACOB STRAUB, dec28 No. 40 Mam street. mma. i sE.no.s; ,v. l earn W ercl, No. 1 Pickled Herring, No. 1 Scaled and Magdalen Herring. For sale by oecio Z. II. COOK A SON. OOS 8FRIJ"GSSO.nE THIJSa new and jus the thing. Just opened at dec!3 CHARLES S. WELLS. Evansvilie Commercial College, mOO. 7, NORTH FIRST STREET, e W EVA"SS VILLE, IND. This Institution presents every inducement to young mm wishing to acquire a thorough practical knowledge of Double. Entry Book Keeping, as well aa a general Business Education. . . . This institution has been in successful operation for over live years. For Catalogues or other particulars, a-tll at the Rooms, or address' decl3-Iy JEREMIAH BE1IM, Principal. JTJ JV IV II 4 SALT. 500 ERLS. M-jBl. Salt, in good cooperage. for nie, at Agents' i prices. WHEELER d- RIuGS. ' 1 .RESU CAN FEACUES, FRESU Con Straw'oerries, Fresh Cau Quinces, Fresh Can Pears, Preserved Quinces, Do - Pears,Do Lemons, Strawberry Jt.ni, Brandy Limes, Do Peaches. dec 15 Fresh Can Green Gages, Preserved Peaches, ' . Do Oranges, . Do Pine Apple, Orange Marmalade, Pear ' ' do,. For sale by Z. H. COOK 4 SON. "Bffc (Tfeflcfl FillE BRICK OF TUE M-ß qß VUFbet qualitv, on baud and for nie by dec22 ... SAMUEL ORR. - BOXALD riMIKR .'....THOMAS BOLCSS, Ja. y - - FISHER & BOLUSS, - TTgBJSS FO UN HER S, FINISHERS, ALP Steam Pipe and Gas Fitters, coruvr of Pine ' and First streets, Evansvilie, Indiana. Rsiectfully aiunro Ilm miltli.. tl,,,t nnv n..t. a .... 1 n .1...: . . . . ,uv . . . ...... 1 J v,. -.11.' l.-J . kliVll j charge in the above branches of business, will be ' executed with promptness, and in the first style of woiKmansiup t . - A variety of Brass work const. atly on hand an d ; manmactureu tool-tier, strict attentien paid to Lo- . and Steam Pipes always ready. - Highest market price, in, cash, paid for old Codpet. Brass and Zinc. decl3-lyd CT CHER XNIVES5, 6, 7 AN I 8 incit. Also, Butcher Steels, for sale low at decIO CHARLES S. WELLS, 13 First st.

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g ' "" i Jri.v, EVER' m i- inn am uoin Lirl;ets. ami t,V v day. ivpoii of the state oi . iutwt eurri nt no of"(lt.! '7 ALL-TIIK .VJiWR i Furnished to thv A.t iated Piv. promptly laid! before the Reailersut the JttiiiiN.it' 1 O.ViCAXU-A HAM'. DAV.S IX. ADVANCKt of the Cincinnati iiri. . j. s A-.7 ew,ci,;..i u...:.. i i: - f 2 . . i Print held, anil all unxiou to. beer eint- f portsef the proceedings, j-bi-uld svail thcmselvw this oppurtiinify, an.l stibcii'e fur TiIK Jot nNAI,. The term f".r,. the PAT LT JOCP.VAL are $5 '. per year, and 32 50 for six mouths, ur auvascx ; r j 10 cent i-r week, if i,tid to tho Curr'ers. v A sief'U sumniary. of the liii)i3 of the -eg- j ishtture will' I. niAdo üi fureVerv fui;er. In ! shorti cou'hnsd tiuwuf nil that is goiug n i' mo v i:ivcie-,wni te furoinetr our reaoors 'vrj dav. ecG CHKUVriAN KRAT7. .i....:......WSI. I 1.HAN. RATZ & HEILMAI. CITY FOUXDRn M AN UFAC TCRERS AND BUILDERS 0FST3AM . ENGINES AND'BOILEHS, 'Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco itrswa, ' C itmming Machines, CliineseSugar Cane JtiUs. I.'. 5"lr8iiis Machines, &c. ; evaksvillü, ind. rwirrr: pjiopriktoks or the yxf fovnM. dry bej? leave to inform their fViend and the public in general, that they are prerared te Co all kinds of . - - . . . MACHINE AND FINISHiNG WORiC"V . and everything appertaining to the Foundry fca; ness. Ihcj are manufacturing Stea Ksctsiss asp BoiLrnsof any rize and power required. Saw Mill Machinery und Mill Geavinsr of any size; Distil, lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco "Screws, Gumming Machines, Thrashing luachines. Malt Mills.' Horsepowers, Corn-sheilers, Machinery of all kinds mado and repnlred. Iron and Brass Castings of every description, Iron Honsefrouts; Cellar Grates tic. Cocking aud neating Stoves of the latest improved patterns; Holle.w Ware, Dog Irons, 4e. BREWERS, DiSTILLEriS, RECTIFIERS, 4c. ' Supplied with every description of Copner an" Slieet Iron Wurk, Brewing Kettles,. Eefrigerators,Attemporators, Spargr;, Stillheads and Worms on an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills, Yeast Jugs, Cans. Syphons, 4c; Copper, Lead and Iron Pip; Cupir, Brass and Iron Pumps of every variety, fur beer, spirits, oil, tc: Brass Cocks and Valvesi Steam. Whistles, -c. . Workmen scut to all parts to fit np work an.1 do repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper aud Sheet Jröti Work, f c. . . , ; -,- OLD METALS BOUGHT. I Tlicjiare dealing in and telling Allen 'i Improved i Steam -Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Fines and Tu i hing, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smiit Machine, Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, Germsn Bolting Cloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Packn g, Uoso, it.,' of tho best kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Bioclt Tin, -'. Pig Iron, Bubit Metal, Speller, Fire Brick. . .Si They have every facility of the best Machinery"! and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to ! them, their individual attention, filling order I promptly, warranting their work, and are satisfied j with reafonaldo r-rices. f - j Otticc and Sale Boom, No, CO Main street; Foundry, Boiler Yard and -MacUino Shop oa Pia street, between First and Second itreets, Fvaraville, Itidiana.'. . - - - . tfllXJDA ZZDQÄTS (Tbushelt fot sieT.j der7 ORR,' DALZELL & CO. (nOUGU! COUVII! COUGH WZ i wish to call tho :utention of persona aiHictes.with Cwufcha uid Ctilds, to the ttct -tl-at Dr. Jack sou's Cough ijynip is superior to aty and H h quack nostrums that are oilcrtd for .Ilt. It is raid from a prescription furnithed by Dr. Jackson, f Phiiadciphia. onj cf the. lst phyian iu th'l country. . Th.s Syrup has hoen used by thouaatjd with ttse grw.;..-3t beuif. Try one La tie, ud yw will ulwaya üe it fterwaräs. For sale by , S10DDARD A THOMPSON, doclo Druggists, No. 17 Main St. fntJLTABLES FOR-FAMILX UtsMZZ JLd . : 1. tlocen Kgg, -10 do - Chickens, r -s -. . 300 lbs Strained Honey, , " 30 bldsApples, 100 hush do, . r . . ! 20 lbs Butter, Squirrels and Rabbits. For sale by ceclO - , OLMSTED SARIN. f'Jß CO ttf n-V-r' SXiiiia"" WAN1EPUntil the first da i "Janua.rv. looj, x vui taKe vity timers al MS ces: and uutil the first day of March, lSd'J, will tali County Cr , ders at par for Dry Goods or eld debu , . dec3 SAM. EMlLH,4i lain street. Tfh E TEB.VINEU X CLBJR THE i JLF üooks, as no one has now any easoo to com. t plain of not having lwd enough tins forsettling their accounts I will, ou the firs day of April, i 1850, oher aud sell to tho highest Id ler 1! Book ' i accounts made previous to Januar. 1858, if thay are not paid or satisfactorily settiediy that tims. . 1 dee'J SAM. EMBICH, ISMaiu street. I MtfOLIItJ!HÖLIlJjtlA.H hrist- j JLSL mas and New Year i comiij the DryGood . at the store of WM. J. DEUBLIR, No 48 Main street, will be .sold cheap for cast together, with the newnrrivtl. Call and see. i deel I iHRiST.H.iS .' tURJS'.HJ Sl ii ' ' everybody expects a presenon the holidsv, it will be well to remember that 1AM. EMBICH has been receiving a large assortmet of Dai Goom and Notions which are very suitale for presents, which he is selling very cheap for tsh. . decä WR E SW FK,ACHES-300 CjUVH JB.' Fresh Peaches received on bnsifrnnient and for sale by deel PÄSTON BROS. rTA RJIGS COFFEE t 60 SACHS Lwf Flour, for sale wholesale r retail. decll OLMS'-D 4 SABIN. A USAGE .71 EAT CUfFERS JUST 9 received ansortefl sizes. AlsrSnnsage Stutters, at decIO C LARKS S. WELLS. To EA TJi ONE 1 1 Higs 7 00 lbs fresh ground S?ago, so dozen Eggs. M 9 lbs New Honev.1' OLMED & SABIN. decll rww u o tue u s jr. wr will JL- consult your family ;U.vsiiu you will leara from hint that Dewees' (Jariuinive ia much better and safer to give infants thafBatemuu'a Drops, Godfrey's Cordial or Paragoi-f It will give instant relief from cholle or paiSn the Stomach. We havo the genuine article fsale. STODDAKI THOMPSON, decIO Drric-g. No. 17 Jlain st. tTOJJJJAHIJ THtfiFSON, SUC3 cessors to Hailoik & Stod-rd, wholesale dealersiu Drugs, Chemicals, Oiisainta, .Glass, Classware, f-c, have just received fge additions to their stock, and are now prepared! furnish Physicians and Storekeepers with everrticle In their line, at reduced prices. Having (tde purchases exclusively for cosh, and by th4nckag), can offer inducements to bnycr; grc-aterinn ever Vefore. Also,-a large .and varii assortment of DAGUERREOTYPE AND ADROTYPE --STOCK, consisting of Cameras, Chefls, Cases, and erep article required by artists. , We also manufacture an bfovea kind of nnn. explosive Burning Fluid, lsale by the barrel ot at retail. Coal Oil constantly on ha with a large assortment of Fluid and Oil Lam ..-"',. . Orders from Artists anotorekoeper promptly attended to, at the same ps as thovgh they attended personally. r . ; - - - Particular attention. i to packing tad for- ' warding promptly. . STODrJD it THOMPSON, deef . No. 17 sJn street. eECONJJ STREi MEAT SUOFL . S JEREMIAH BON. V opened a S: rat Shop on Second street, near Ms and opposite Rev. Mr. McCarer's Church for accommoi.a-Jon of hU customers during the Wit-. He Keep on hand at all hours, from tho cli of the morning market tili evening, a supply ot" choicest -Meats, which he will cut to suit fite w and tastes of every class of buyers. By rei their orders at the shop, families will have -thftS'oats' select bd for thara' and sent to their honw He iH keeji a ar.pply of superior Lard for famP-' aca " Prs np Stiiaase Meat, which ha Warrant to le male in a tnnnucr not to oCi.ö h08.' lastiiious b-wue-wife. nov.io-! f lAäTGJHjMhi-t'I'SIOM S HIN mrJi. GLE -IAOÜ may -be seen in operation "everyday for two' we lK,tn reKOD and after, j noun, ut the unper ei1 harft 4 rf , , J. A. RT, A -kcuD, Proprietor, willseU RiehtJr-? Shop, Town, Com or State in the foiiow-UK Tar. loiiWana t-x Jisetertppt, ArkattMs. Mkhlgam, " .1' Tm.fNcbraska' and someof the river -"ii LVhraaonrl River, Miesonri. Give ua intieson tne " v... all, gentlem-! satisfy yonreelves in regard thesaperioriffour work, ehingiee, c. The a call Vf ill tutlr thA nrium during last Fall, at the fo'lowing State K St. Louis, Mo.; KashWiw, Tenu. : Louisvi, (in both State and Meehuus ) Ky.; Pittsburga., besides many otheis. -dcc24-d2w

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