Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 140, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 21 January 1859 — Page 2

Elte 'gatlji gmmwl. Ti EVANSVILLE, IND.

FRIDAY MOBBING.. TIM New Board of Sinking Fvnd Commliiloneri It will be eeea by the Legislative proceedings that the old Board of Sinking Fand Commissioners have been elected to their old trust under the new law,- This ia subject of congratulation to the people of the State, for if it be necessary to create such a trust, we should rejoice that it is placed in the hands of well tried men. , Their past services have received the approbation of the entire people of the State , without distinction , of parties. The ability and Bcrnpnlous integrity with which the funds under their charge have been managed has been regarded in these times of corruption among the public officers, as a signal instance of public virtue and'disinterestedness., . ' J While the Commissioners are receiving . public commendations on all sides, the man to whose ability and watchful care, more than to any other one, the people are indebted for the profitable management of the fond, has not his name mentioned in connection with it. "We allude to Mr. Kay, the Cashier of the State Bank, who has had the immediate and daily charge of the fund, and ?bo has been the active executive offi cer of & Board. He deserves a full share of the gratitude of the people of the State for his disinterested services. Educating Idiots. We have received from Dr. Pattirson, the Superintendent, the second annual report of the Ohio State Institution for the education of idiots and imbecile youth. Though the Asylum has bees but fifteen months in i- operation, its benefits are so manifest, the Trustees do not hesitate to congratulate the Legislature unon the happy results of the W3 humane experiment instituted by its authority, and say it may be regarded as a complete success. " It has accomplished, and will continue to accomplish all that its most ans-nine friends have dared to hope." The Trustees add that they have watched individ ual cases, under treatment in the asylum, and they have had the satisfaction of ob serving-, in many instances, "a process as decided and gratifying as the most favored youth could have exhibited." The number of pupils under charge of the institution has been twenty-six. All of them are marked cases of idiocy, and none of them capable of receiving anv useful instruction at the common schools, or by the ordinary modes of teaching. Some of them were of the lowest grades of idiocy cases that severely tested the system of training adopted for their instruction. There has been improvement in all and every case, more Or less marked. Some of them " have advanced in the simplest elements of education rapidly as ordinary children advance at comBient in the habits and manners of all the pupils. The report says, in very few cases of idi ocy that have come under notice, has the form or quantity of the brain been faulty The pupils of the institution have almost all fine looking, well developed heads. Th only way to account for the deficiency and peculiarities of mental manifestation, is the Supposition that the brain the mind's in strument is either primarily or secondarily . diseased, or defective in organization. In lew ueau3 mere is a ngut acticieticy : sometimes the form has lacked the symmetry of a head with a well balanced mind. The number of applications for admission now exceeds filtv. The wbolo number of idiots in Ohio is estimated at 2,000, of whom r r r it . t ouu are uciow uic age 01 in teen, and are the proper subjects for treatment in tlie asy luin. A part of the pupils the children of .parents who lm re the means paythoirex penses at the asylum ; the poor are educated at the expense i)f the Stato. The whole coat of the Institution the past year was abut $10,000. I tie education, of idiots is a new attempt of philanthropy to do cood. bv raidingclass of uufortuuates from the grade of brutes to a condition of humble humanity. It must be grateful to every philanthropist to hear that these noble experiments have been successful " as the most sanguine friend had daved to hope ;" to learn that the faint spark of intellect buried in an imperfeet physical organization can be awakened and made to illumine with at least a feeble light the dreary path of the unfortunate imbeeile through this life, and give him, perhaps, a glimpse of a future, when disrobed of his .imperfect physical machinery, his t mental powers may awaken to a spiritual vision as clear and comprehensive as the most gifted spirits. ' The Trustees bestow the warmest commendations upon the skillful and humane management of the pupils by the Suporin- . teudent, Dr. K. O, Pattison, form erly, we believe, ot Indianapolis, by whole philanthropic -exertions the institutions first sc cured the patronage of the State, and under whose care and superintendence it was established and has been conducted. ,1.1.' Legislative Proceedings. ... In the Senate,'- on Tuesday hothing was doue but the introduction and reference of nearly thirty bills. Among them was one to repeal the act to establish a bank with branches, which was considered. Debate ensued on the question of refer- " ence Mr. Gooding preferring a select com- ; mittee of five Mr, Hamilton preferring the Bank Committee the debate embracing the question of the power of the Ltislature to -repeal said charter, as well as the policy of the proposition,' ia which Mr. Steele, Mr. Hamilton and others Spoke in opposition, aad Mr. Weir, Mr. Gooding, Mr. March and jpthers i favor ef -the bill. Before any vote was taken the Senate adjourned. The House .did not sit on Tuesday, havipg ' given up the use of its Hall to the Temperance Convention.

On f Wednesday- morning both - Houses

went into joint committee to elect the Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners. In the Senate - considerable filibustering was resorted to, to present the going into convention, but without avail. The design was, we believe, to defeat the old board. The following was the result of the elec tion: ; FOR PRESIDENT OP TBK BOARD. Kw Dumont, of Marion county.v...-..r.rr..: 98 L. Koache, of Parke Z2 S. Newman, of Wayne .--9 E. W. H. Ellis, of Eikhart... J M . D. Mason, of Montgomery ....... ...I (Several votes scattering.) ' . i yoa COMMISSIONERS." ' : ' ' Beattie McClelland, of Randolph....... .10? ..'82 .. 93 ..,81 ,. 55 .."26 M. Parks, of Johnson........,..." John F. Carr, of Jackson-.... .. Joseph E. Bemusdaflfer, of Decatur, i.. lames r airiuguju, ui i A.B. Lynn, of Tippecanoe........... James Canjbell, of Daviess. 14 29 "6 45 John Witherow, of Hendricks W.H. Thornburg, of Putnam Abel C. Pepper, of Ohio....;..... Messrs. Dumont, McClelland, Parks, Larr, and Bemusdafier, the successful candidates, were elected on the first ballot " A strenuous effort was u.ade by the politicians, to supercede them by other persons. The people have said to them, by re-electing them (through their representatives), well done good ana laitniui servants. .. A Card. Wo. H. English,-having made an apology, has been "let off" in the Montgomery affair, as appears by : the following card: ... . -. . -' The undersigned, Joseph C. McKibbin and G. B. Adrain, friends of the lion. Wm. Montgomery, and Joseph Lane and Wm. E. Niblack, friends of tne Hon. w m. a. English, having; by consent of the parties, ex amined fully the facts and circumstances of t ae late difficulty between them.have come to the conclusion that while Mr. English evi dently acted under the impression that an insult had been offered which authorized the t o ence he used : and he having ex pressed to Mr. Montgomery his deep regret for what he had done, we think the apology sufficient, and have mutually accepted the terms as a final adjustment of -the difficulty, Witness our hands at Washington city, this 13th of January, A. D. 1859. For Hon. Wv Montgomery. Jos. C. mcKiWbin, C. JB. Adrain. " For lien Wm. II. Englith .-Joseph Lane. Wm. K.Kiblaclc ... , , . ; The Democratic Caucus. Col. '.Forney! writing from Washincton. says : The caucus of Democratic Senators, held" on Saturday last, was the first, called since Lecompton went down to the crave unsung. A characteristic of the caucus, on Saturday,' was that it agreed that no Democratic Sena tor should be bound to pursue any particu lar course about Cuba, but that all should be left to support or oppose the Slidell thir ty million bill, as they saw proper.' It seemed also to be understood that no caucus, Senatorial or otherwise, had a right to. pre scribe a test upon any Senator, concerning any measure before Congress. I perceive that a telegraphic dispatch of this friendly mectinir has got into the newspapers : how. I am unable to say. - ' Fanny Kcmble and the Fund. Sit. Vernon . A - mmmitiffi nf luili.. Crptn. Uiv.Miynt ner apartments at the fest. Denis Hotel, one morning of this week, to solicit the proceeds oi one ot her bhaksperrean readings, aid of the Monument Fund. The case was very elaborately stated by the chairman of the Committee and the "last of the Kern Lies," after hearing all that was to be heard drew herself up in the entire longtitude of uer magnificent proportions, and said, with a irown : "Ladies, I respect your motives, but have no toleration tor tne means you are resort ing to, to perpetrate the memory of Gborgk Washington. IT your country is too poor, or too mean, or too ungrateful to take upon itself, through the National Legislature, so obvious a duty, better that Mount Vernon be sold for a cattle market, than that should be purchased by the proceeds chanty bulls, flash newspapers, and quack uocuiis. siy nuintiie anilities are at yonr service, but with the proviso that, whatever amount- of money they may yield, it shall oe presented to Congress as the hrst dona tion, to enable them to discharge a duty, which ought to be discharged by them, or Tint n f mil ' ' Kansas Thoublbs. A dispatch from Kansas city says that Judc Williams, of Fort Scott, has just arrived, en route to con fer with Gov. Medary . concerning" the troubles in Southern Kansas. ; " He represents Fort Scott and neighborhood under a reign of terror. Business was suspended, women and children were being removed to places of safety, and the citi zens under arms and on guard night and day. " . , " ' ' liies Among me advantages ot the new Senate Chamber, the Philadelphia Ledger enumerates the following First, clergymen are excluded from the noor. second, the Hall, with its surround ings, invites to the dispatch ' of business. Last, but not least, there is ample accommo dation in the galleries for spectators a point in which the old Chamber was utterly deficient. The ornamentation of the Hall is much more subdued than that of the House the prevailing colors being drab and gold Bu The private account book of Breslin, the defaulting and absconding Treasurer of Ohio, has been found, which showf for what purposes about $500,000 of the peo ple's money was used, and the names of the parties that used it. This being trne, many a haughty head will be "caused to lower, and many, a hitherto fair name tarnished." cesr- iao uonsmution ot . juinois pro viacs mat a tax oi two rmus snau be annually laid for the purpose of redeeming such of the public indebtedness of the State as may be presented. From this source quite a fund has accumulated but "creditors, satisfied that the : money, is on, hand, -do1 not care to present their claims so long as they are producing Interest,: only a trifling amount of stock . having yet been returned for redemption. .... , - Mount V BSüVitS.-Jetters from Naples of Nov. 28th, says that an extraordinary spectacle may be expected this year. Vesuvius is cracking and opening at all points,from the base to the summit. Small craters vomit lava in all directions, Without ceasing. It is feared that at the most unexpected moment an eruption will take place from the great erater, in which case the catastrophe would be terrible for Resiui and Portkis t - . - - . i: 1. p KIL. The populAtion of Rome, last census, was J,800,357. by the

. Hews Summary. " tgy The statement which has been going

the rounds of the press that Horace Greeley . contemplates leaving the Tribune and connecting himselt with another journal, is pro- : nouncedp by the Trtbune itself, as not only ; untrue, fjbut absurd, and ..totally without i . mi - ' 1 J 1, . 1. - . iounaauon. lun Huiie paper tuau iu, moi Greeley,,who ia now absent in the West, will probably retain his present controlling positionm the Tribune as long as he con-. tinnes to take any part in numan anairs. S)&, Bela JSquirea, a widower, married Mary, Crprnac, a widow, a few days since, in Hartford, Connecticut, They commence their matrimonial copartnership with a stock of 2T children." " BgpTh Prattville- (Ala.) Statesman of the 8th inst: publishes the following com munication,' and the editor vouches tor the veracity of-the writer :. .- ?ir; , ; In your, last number you cop id Jirom tne Tnskegee JtepubUean communication respecting the hen rooster, n This has had general notice from newspapers. In confirma tion of the above, I will state that a similar freak of nature occurred on my place four teen years since.. When I purchased the place I also purchased the poultry.' The hen of which I am to speak one of the number, how old she was at the time of her purchase I can't say ; from all appearance she was an old. hen she, . however, laid eggs and hatched out several broods of chickens. Finally she plumed herself afresh and assumed the appearance of a young rooster. The metamorphose was so complete that most persons were at a loss to decide wneth- . JB 1 . er sue was male or iemaie. one crowea different from either; her voice being as clear as that of a ram's horn, but not as much volume. She would sidle up to the hens and put on all the air of a rooster, but the hens always evaded her and seemed to look upon her as an anomaly, indeed, as she was. ' This is literally true, and l dare say the editors of this paper, who know the writer of this, will vouch, for its correctness. fi On Mosday last a policeman in Cin cinnati arrested three wemon upon a charge of vagrancy.. f The officer testified before the Police Court, that be round tne iemaie trio in a hog-pen on ' Broadway between Seventh and Eighth. The pen had no floor, and the roof was more than half gone. They had been there several days, drinking whisky &Uthe time, oui i:v i . ; a?" A complimentary levee was given to Prof. Mitchell, of Cincinnati, at the Spingle Institute, .New York, on Thursday night. large number of the scientific and literary celebrities were present. - s ? . S&m At Omaha, .Nebraska, on tne night of the 8th inst- two horse thieves, named Breden and Daily,, were taken from the jaiL all shackled as they were, and h an god by the mob. s';r-j"rt : T- SSy Madame Le Vert is about to publish a book entitled "Souvenirs of Distinguished Americans,", embracing reminiscences of persons with Whom the author has been ac quainted. . ' ''. ESI Nearly all our secular, . as well as religious exchanges, make mentien of continued and spreading revival of religion. The great feature of the revival last year seems to have been the establishment all over the land of the union prayer meeting the effects produced by them were a closer union of effort and feeling among Christians of different sects. -. BAn important feature in the poultry trade has been established by several enter prising firms for the supply of the New York market, which is worthy of imitation for the supply of the city markets of the West. We the interior. There are several of these poultry-fatting establishments in New York one in Aurora, two in Chantaqua coun ty, and others in Ohio. It is estimated that each of these factories will furnish fifteen tons of poultry for the city market of New I ork.- A large number of Ken and team3 are employed - in collecting these birds. wnicn are Drougni anve, and tf not tat are fed till they are, and rendered fit for market They are then dressed and packed in the most approved manner, and sent by express to mantel, where they readily command several cents more than much of the coun try dressed poultry that is brought to mar ket by tanners and hucksters generally. Two leading friends of the Admin istration have said to the editor of the New York Courier and Enquirer recently, that the editor of the iVew 1 ork Herald has more power with the President than all the Democracy of New 1 ork combined : and he not ouly believes it, but says he could prove the truth of the declaration, were 1 not improper to bring into discussion private auatrs. Bffti A story is told by a Canadian pnpe of a Mr. Gaston, who was standing beneath a trap door when a sack of wheat fell from an upper story directly upon his head, dis locating his neck I He immediotely raised up bis hands and pulled it back into place, as the workmen who "heard the bones snap back again into their sockets" will swear I Mr. Giuton is supposed to bo as well' as ever.. BU The Judiciary Committee of the Ar kansas Senate have reported a bill to ex elude free negroes from the Stato. - A slave, belonging to Mr. Ladon, of Aid., who ran on . several months ago, has written home from Ca., requesting his mas ter to come or send tor him, as he has seen enough of negro freedom. " '. M&, A club has been formed at Wash ington City for the purpose of pressing John Minor öotts, the man who slept with Presi dent Tyler and promised to head him or die, and didn t keep bis promise, as the opposi tion candidate tor president vx i860. BfSL. A sailor visited a church in New York, Sunday night, to warm himself. While doing so he took a bottle of whisky from his pocket and imbibed. In the kindness of his heart he passed his pocket companion to an old lady who looked as if she needed nourishment. - The consequence was his " arrast. and a fine for disturbing a religious meeting. , Jdgjf-M. Ballogh, Hungarian, asserts that he has managed to square the circle, and ha has just sent copies of his work on the subject, which contains numerous diagrams, to the Academy of Science in- Vienna and Paris, and to the heads of the Universities of Cambridge and Oxford. i 8 A jewelry- store in North Vernon was entered by burglars on Thursday night last, and robbed of between sixty and seventy gold and silver watches, a lot of chains, gold and silver pencils, &e, . . . ?",The citizens of the town of Bloom, ington, in Douglas county, 111., have recently passed an ordinance, entitling the women : to an equality with the men,' as voters. . : ; gSrJ-.H. Michon,; a French -Catholic priest,, has written a brilliant pamphlet, urging the permanent removal of the Pope to Jerusalem, . the cradle of the christian religion. - - - -i f i8 It is not true that Mr. , Tucker W resigned :. the Liverpool consulate. Mr. Tucker Is a Virginian. He only addition to the salary.

WO lUKuuuio rui wr a congregation at parties wnose names, wiib any tnrtner lniormaticn the--Jtfusical Hall. Boston, -has disbanded, i wuJch may be desired, can be learned on applica.k :ii. r r r ,. . , .' . tion as above, or to either of the Trustees.. owing to tne illness ot Mr. Parker, and his ; james e. blythe, i .

consequent inability tp preacn. - - I- - 855fc "O poultice uas ever oeen discoverr n i i ed' to draw out a man s. virtues so fully the sod. that covers hu grave.

Bjafk, A company of young men in Indianapolis are organizing to start to Pike's Peak in April. They calculate the expense at from one hundred to one hundred and thirty dollars. t '

DIED: At his residence, corner of Third and Chestnut sts., the 20th inst., ot Bronchitis, Sahvki. G. CurroaB aged 38 years. r , , . , i Funeral from bis residence, at 18 o'clock Saturday. Friends are Invited to attend. ..... Obituary. . The following notice, of the venerable father or on of pur townsmen, Mr. Osborne Beilly, we fiud in theAmagh (Ireland) Guardian, of Nov. 5th . Oct. 27th at his residence in Drummond, near Aruiagli, Mr. Simon Kellly, In the 88th year ef his age, esteemed and respected by all who knew him, for his undeviatinK rectitude of conduct, and strict integrity in alibis dealings. . Trne to his; word t knowing how to. deceive, he has left a character unspotted in the world, an inheritance to his children better than silver op geld.. As a Christian man, he u uniformly humble, gentle, and devout. In uis affliction ne was tuuau puuuiib, icoiguni he will of God, and rejoicing in the nope ot glory, tiH by a peaceful death (ia tlie house and in the room in which he was born) he passed from this state of sorrow to the perfect rest and jey. Deceased was one of the few now living who was priviledged to hear the- venerable founder oi flietnodism preach daring bis last visit to Aroagh in 1788 ; he greatly admired the doctrines and discipline of the Weslevan bodv and was a consistent member of that community for upwards of sixty years. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ifJWUS JIT JttlCTMOJV.t WMLI. auction 3 kegs of Nails, glightlv sell at damarad bv water, on 8ATCB.DAY next, at two o'clock P. M., on the wharf, at the steamboat land- , - M ni. I. TT DA A . . - McGEORGE'S SHINGLE & STAVE MACHINE MaTiing from 60 to 80 Shingles per x Minute. ' MARC a. J. A. BLAMUA.ED, Proprietor Tor Indiana, ; Kentucky, ;j, 0 ; ' Arkansas, , micnigan, ,. Uissinippi, ' ' Alabama. ' - 1 a South Carolina, : '. . Qeorgi, - ; Florida, !.. . Louisiana, , '' " Texas, . ' ". '" Illinois, ' Wisconsin and Missouri. Locl Aortcrs at Evaiisvutt, Ihdiana: MESSRS. KRATZ ; oV- HEItHUN. THE subscribers would respectfully inform the public that they have secured an agency to seil the above named Shingle Machine, and that they will fill all orders on short notice.' One ot these Machines ha been on- ejihlbition for several days in this city, and its superior merit is acknowledged by all. Persons who may aouui me aoiiuy 01 inis machine will do wtll to ennuire of our Lumber dealers, Mr. Glover and Mr. Fergus, and any person in the city who has seen the machin ia operation. The Machine saws Sbineles as smooth as if planed and at the rate of two thousand per hour. We wnnlrl also state that we can furnish Engines S11OI cient to run this Machine on short notice, and on reasonable terms. Call aud pet Circular or per sens desiring Circulars, who will send us their ad dress, can have them sent by mail. - ft3g Office corner of Mai n and Second streets! Jan21-6u KRATZ & HEILMAK. nOJLI. Oil.. Til K JUJBST JtBTXCMjMi S of Breckinridge Coal Oil Just received by STODDAKD THOMPSON, jan-21 Druggists. OHl OBJ'VMOJV wV OTIC E.OR J deied that the owners of Lots 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, iu Block 277, Lauiascu, fronting Fourth Avenue, and between Franklin and Seventh streets, cause nlank sidewalk to be laid on said. Lots, within 3u -T perform said wont, aud tne cost and expenses ac cruuig tnereuy wui m assessed and collected by sale of said property, or so much thereof as will satisfy said lein and costs. . By ordorot the Common Cooncil. A. LEMCKE, City Clerk, jau21-UHd P. P. BURKE, Deputy. Volksbote copy. ' 90 MOHEBlEinT.XCOJ'Ojni' V W IS WEALTII. On and after the first day of February next, groceries will be sole by Z. H. COOK .A SON for Cash or Produce only, and those buying forcaoh will receive a reduction einal to the expeuse ot book-keeper, collector and bad dehtt, which we find is quite an item ; and we conceive it wrong to make cash customers pay the expenses of slow pay and no pay customers. Jaii'-iO Z. H. COOK A SON. IffHKtlH ttMOVJI SJflVES- . -Ä 18 dozen cans Mustard, assortutl, 2.' do loose do, 200 do asssorted Pepper, Ginger, Abipice, Cinnamon, Cloves, Ac. Warranted fresh and good. For sale by VICKERY BROS., 8a Main st. nVt'Klk'BEJITJJV'l SVFJEBEIJS'JK MM FLOL'K Ml blU S. F. Flonr, 60 bacs do, - i 60 biiRS Buckwheat Flour. VICKERY BROS., 82 Main St.. Call soon at mmsw uitn.iooo lbs. choice Lard by the bid, jar, or lb, at jan20 VICKERY BROS., 82 Main st. IfVOUHHES, isc u j a AJS'it i o I' WfM. FKK ll bbls new Molastes, . . ' a hints new Mipar, ' 6 Ihi;b prime Rio Coffee, ' ; 2 iHK-kets Java do, : 6 bbls ass 'd Whito Sugar. For salö at our unul low rates. ju20 VICKERY BROS., 82 Main st. Wwonij CK A J'U KBUtKH JJ'lß MM. CHEKSK new, fresh and nice, at jan2u VICKERY BROS., 82 Main St. UJfr- TE 11 $j,OCO J'.V EX9 W CHANGE for some of our large and extensive assortment of Groceries, Provisions, fc Anv sums from 1 up will be received. Jan20 VICKERY BROS., 82 Slain st. W90JHTKU CÖEEEE.1 B&t A Mm first-rate article, just received and foi sale by VICKERY BROS., 82 Main st. JT OOKMJkf UJUMSSE lOO JtlOXEjV" JL4 all sizes, just received and for sale by Jan! GEO. 8. SONNTAG, No. 10 Main st. gOBJV S HE LIERS HO.tlE I'JV.V -i V-S new for homo use, for 95 each, for sale by Janl9 GEO. S. SONNTAG, No. 10 Main St. 24 SAW aiMMEllü OX 1IASV. WARranted to cive satisfaction or no sale .the beet in the market, at - GKO. S. SON STAG'S. dAWSI SAHf8! SAWS.'KS 1 dozen C Steel Mill Saws, each 7. 7V, 8 feet. 1 do Pat. Cross-out do do 7, 74, 8 do, J-J do Circular do ass'd from 8 to 24 in., Oil do Kpa. Hand, Panel and Rip Saws, 2j do Wood Sws. Just received. Janl9 GEO. S. SONXTAG. No. 18 Main st. ft Afh df h HUES. CHOICE BOLL. BUTV U WJr tor, 100 sks rluckwlieat Flour, . 1 " 20 bxs W. R. Cheese, . " . ; : . j ; 10 bxs Nuthieg do, " ' ' ; lö bxs English Dairv do. For sale at ' . H. COOK A'SON'S, ; jaul8 - . No. 22 Main street and 2 First st.:f f Äü TBOP1CJIJL ERUMTS WTjg. 10 hüls Orang, . ... 1 cask Cc0ttuut3, ... ,..'!. 10 bunches Banannus, - i " ' I bbl Pine Apples, ' - t bbls Pecans. - Per R. J Ward.' " , For sale at ; Z. H. COOK A SON'S, jaa!8 No. 22 Main street and 2 First st. mm O TICK. THE EJBTJVEBBHME ml V heretofore existing between the undersigned was dissolved January 15th, 1359, by mutual consout. All debts due to the late firm are to be paid to C. WADE, who writ settle the firm debts, and continue the business at the old stand. BENNETT DYSON. - -jnl8-3t ' - ' CHARLES WADE. W9EJIE. ESTJTE JT PRI f"Ji TE MMf SALE. The undersigned Trustees of tbo Presbyterian Chnreh -N:'S)of Evansyille, Indiana, wish to sell Lot No. 107, Old Plan, situated on the corner of Main and Second streets. Bids will be received by JOnX W. FOSTER, at the office of Buker A Fester, until February 5, 1859, when the bids will be opened, and the Trustees' wilt then decide either to accept the bid or bids which they may consider liest with reference both to tho amount offered and the terms of payment, or thev

asks an j v"" adwlis the property for sale at public auc- (( ! tion. Bids may be for the whole undivided, or for -t MITnart of tha T.nt -Th till mill i.f wi.if-.-rtii. I.v

.:. William baker, Trustees. D. MORGAN, . JAMES SWAN30N Johs W. Fosti, Bc"y ofthe-Board. , .Junl8-tf

MISCELLANEOUS.

JL Just received this day in'store and for sale, 2ti0 bushels English Seed OhU, tr very superior article. Call and see them, at BCSTOITS Js'eed Store, under Telegraph Office. - 1 r.-- " 4 ' i. , jittiie A3 OLMSTKD A SABIN'S 10 bbls Green Apples, 1 T)M Texas Pecans. , r 1 bbl Filberts, fy.il bbl Knglisb Walnntu, 2 bbla-Almonds, 700 lbs Hamborg and W. K. Cheese, . .2 bbla Winter türained Lard 4Hk- ' -r ' J ust received and for sale low.. jati 1 8 VitJVlSJfEI BOOM TWO OH three very pleasant rooms, furnished or not furnished, in the central part of the-etty, suitable for a gentleman and lady, can bo had on reasonable terms, by applying at the Journal Office.- Janl8-lj-moTit'Mi ov t opjjt r.v;jfF. JACOB ST11ATJB begs to inform the public that he has associated with himself his son lTKED-i KKIC in the Hardware and Iron busiuess, and hopes that the liberal patronage bestowed upon him heretofore wiU be transferred to the new Arm. Thu style of the firm will be " ' janl7 " -1 No.. 40 Main street. gJMHT I L1UUT '.! JLiailT! PATENT-..: KON-EX P IjOSI V IC , SELr"-ENKBATING ' - THE public are bow favored with the best, safes!, and most economical light ever. -produced, equal if not superior to the best coal gas. ft is adapted for Churches, Hotels, Stores, Reading Rooms, Private Dwellings, Manufactories, Steamboats, Railroad Cars, etc. It only requires t trial to prove its superiority over every otlior portable light uow in use. - - For sale t STODDARD & THOMPSON'S Drugstore. janl7-lw eV W HOUSE. I take pleasure in .announcing to my numerous friends that I have commenced business at No. 28 West Fir-it street,, (in the house formerly occupied bv Messrs. Morgan s as a Boot and Shoe store,) where 1 intend keeping constantly on hand a complete assortment of Groceries and Liquors, which I will sell for cash or on short time, to prompt customers, at a great bargain. Give me a call. A. M. McGlUFF. EVASsvtL le, Indiana. janu mmMW etoons ... VI 40 boxes Star Candles, ''. 150 dozen Brooms, 25 do Zinc Wash Boards, - 250 dot Buckets, , r - ' L ' 25 b;i!es2o.l. Batting," ,-i , ,s d ' 150 reams Wrapping Paper, . , 40 bdls do Twino, . 10 gross Bonnet Boards. i . Just recoived and for aal cheap by" -janlT A. M. McGRfFF. To a J ceo jvo eiGABsi,' - 40 boxes choice. Virginia labacco, j ,v 60 caddies -lo .-i - do "i de, ' -' ; 150 boxes Washington Cigars,- ä ; -50 do Principe and Kegalia do.--: ' "For sale byjj 'r- J! A. M. McOBIFF. A. Cr Crj ß W Jr lau SHiKGLEsjust received and for sale at the new Lumber Yard, corner of Main and Eighth streets. jan8 . KEWBERRY & CLEMENT. jrrqvöBB -? -- : MjI 30 bbls Old Rye, Reserve and Bourbon, 4 do 8. M. Wine, ' - ; 10 hf do do, ' Z . 10 hf do Trench Brandy,". f';. t-- ' ' ,; i- ", "10 bbla do do,. fck .,?-'.-, 4-do Clierry do, 1 do Ginger Wine, . ' i ' ,.2 do Lemon Cordial. ; - 'Just received and for sale cheap by -janl7 ' A. M. BfcGRIFF. " MEAT, put up bv a (rood farmer's wife aud for sale at Z. H. COOK SON'S. jan 18 No. 22 Main street and 2 Firt St. -WTIX.ECETBMX J"OTlVJB.-J-OTMCJE -MJJ is herobv eiven, that the undersigned has been appointed Executrix of the last will and testament of Ira Thayer, deceased, late of Vanilui turjj county. The estate is solvent. . PHILINDA P, THAYER, janl5-3wd - - r Executrix. feYT-J.'Wi ERO.n UJYIIEH, J VST BE' 3 ceived in store and for sale 5 tons Oil Cake, a superior article, , , 60 tons Hay, - 45 tons Bran, ' . . roOÖbÄhelsTürn" " 300 busliels Barley. Aud for salu cheap for ash, at the feed store of RUSTON, Water street, under Telegraph office. . : janll V E I L wV OEE -IT COST. TO ' make room for a Spring stock, we now otTer o.ir stock of goods at cost, consisting in part of Dress Goods, Shaw ls, Cloaks, C'luths, Cassimeres, Flannels, Muslins, Prints, Ac. . Tsrnis cash. janll-2w JAMES OAKLEY A SON. CB M C H Ell JHÖSiiaBJI.ES, Ä At choice article, just received and for sale by - S. E. GILBERT & CO., " janll - . . No. 4 Sycamore street. WXCEJUS'HE. WE WISH TO EXJL4 ciiauge Dry Pine Lumber at the lowest prices, for One Thousaud Dolbirs worth of County Orders. We willtake the orders at 9f cents on thedollur. A LSO- We wautiJO in City Orders, for w hich we will give Pin Lumber, at low prices. -jan8 NEWBERRY A CLEMENT. 'SWBAVV Jlf FlES, E VJnYSJlJV'W, " Walnuts, Oatmeal, Sweet Potatoes, Parsnips, Split Peas, Poultry of all kiuds.Engli-ih Bla.k Oats, Canada White Outs, Eggs, Onions and Turnips, at reduced prices, et - Z. U. COOK t SON'S. g VSTEBS.. - SELECT J. EBJLTI- " mora Oysters at 1 I,r per can ; i) cents per half can, t jan8J Z, IL COOK A SON'S. JRCOI K BROTHERS WMLE BEÄIOVE their larire stock of Groceries to their new store ou the sunje lot they occupied previous to the fire, next week, where they will bo pleased tö j;i-ee tIipir.oi.tl custo)iers..autl as many -new ones as iKKsible with extra good lurgains to begin the now year with. . ' jun4 foEW MOLJiSSES, MJ lO JIA'lt eV W 1C gallon kegs. For sale by , jan8 . , OLMSTED Jt SABIN. E CASr-100 BUSHELS EX TEA Tr-xas Pecans just received, sunurior. tu n.i other made and for sals low. . jan4 .; ..... . BABCOCK BROTHKRS. g-ROCERBS - ' : ' ' :rr ' CJf". - 19 boxes assortod Tobacco, . : .600 do do Window Glass, . : 300 kegs do Wheeling Nails,-" 10 tierces new Eire, - -600 pkgs assorted Teas, -.. i 60,080 Lights, ass'd Window ß;ish, : " '- 150 assort h! Panel Doors. ' 'tA " - BOO kegs White Lead, ' ' ' " 100 -has Painted Buekets,' " ; ' ''s ':' - 25 doz assorted Till, ' ' 11 ! ' 26 do Wash Bosrds. ' ? "' - ' ' ' With a full stock of goods usually kept by" gro. cers, on hand and for sttln bv jn4 BABCOCK BROTHERS. . 37 Z tf T BOAT EOB - SJEEr- WE -M have an A No, 1 Wood Boat for sale cheap 70 feet long, in prime order, with or without skiff. Jan BABCOCK BROTHERS. goitiiAtE . t-; x KM) coils assorted Manilla Bopo, ? ' ! . . 60 do de liemp : do, - i , , , 25 do Hcuip Packing Yara, ::-ti ' : ' " . i:. 25 Vundk-s Cotton Twine, a - ; ' 35 coils Cotton Line. For sale by JW4 -. -BABCOCK BROTHERS". bbla Taunon.' Oil, - - - -c . " .. 25 do Machine. Oil, . 11 do LiutieeU Oil. For sale hv jau4 .. , - , BABCOCK. BROTHERS. JT I q U O BS. WE HA VE A ECZZ MU assortment of Foreign, and Domestic Liijuoifl and Cigarson baud and for sale. -. . jB4 . BABCOCK. BROTHERS. JL IME aJYB CEJttEJTT 300 bbls choice White Lime, - . 10 do Il.vdranlio Cement. ' " . ' Oa hand and for sain by . ' -..-.i - jan4' " - 11 BABCOCK BROTHERS." rr ia lau bbls Rectified Whisky. - 23 do clinics old Bourbon, . -. . -j 25 do . da do Rye, .. . 25 do do American Brandy ., In store and for sale low. janl . - . BABCOCK BROTHERS,- . CM WM. As the old year has lust closed, leaviuz a iov. on or sad remembrance tö all,. I take this ppportn. ' nlty of offering my grateful thanks to my nuinsrous friends and customers for their liberal patronagein sustaining the cash tystcm, and will dnlv qierit continuance of the same. SAM. EMBICII Janl .'. No. 49 Min street. J SO boxes Papered Soda, 1 lb, . -60 bales No. 1 Batting,., . . , . -60 boxes Star Candles. ' ,r " " ' -y. . " ' 25 - do -Lipct Axes, " J" " " -J - 20 do' Cream Tarter,' ' '' 60 do " Ground Spice, '". " '' 20 do assorted Tacks, I 5 do ; Carpet ' do, 1 ' - ' W bbls Viuegar, ; '' - ' 40 do Cement. For sale by ' qecai ORK, DALZELL A Ct - ( CiHOES: SHOES.' SHOESUl-Ji K9 receive.!, a fine assortment of Ladies' and Children's Shoei ; "Msn's, Ladies' and ChildrenTOvers and Sandels, at i . SAM. EMBICH'S, No. 49 Main st. N. B. Pay your old debts, or w ' janl

! KM WA.MIM. O. HJIITM, WHO IK HKLU CHAIR JlAitlTAVllK-". .-narKei street, Evansville, Iiidi, will keep ou hand anil mane looruer every itneij ii(4kD.Miiil-Wuuii Sent Cil AlKS. The Trade supplied at lowest ratet llotils, Steamboats ind Hulls furnished nrouiutlr to order, eilig prepared with all the improvements iu MathinorVj Ac, and cheap lumber, I can offor to dealers in thw West or South as good a Chair, and at lower rates, than can be had iu Cincinnati r elsewhere. Chair plank and timlier for chair stuff wanted. Terms casn, or aiiproveu iwiper. nur ir--ranted. TaflT-T Jf yw 1200 kegs a.wortrtil Nos. Nails, - 100 do do - Cut Snikes, 50 do Fine Blue Lslhiug Nails, . , 25 do 3d Barnl Nails, . 'or sale by J. ei-ftj 0 j -?Vv IJAÄKlj CO. .Ä W EJBS U 1 1'V S.HOBELL V W .; ,C)N YNUTOJf luvi rott i new stock for such gifts . F The Albmh ho Ftrogtlo, AYi A bv-anliful collsctiun of ronewtasl Desks, Aud a treat variety of Booka in 'antiiian mid cle'l gmit bindings. vA(so, a Hew "PI'' 'jCliildrMi's ' Books. '.'. :.,. j," ii,m' ' ' d"":'l TUTTZE'Sk jVJTEJST CBOSS-C SAWäW case just iceived. Also on baud---24 Rowland's Gvrmau aud C.T. Mill Suws, .. . -5 dozen Wood Saws, frscied, for Mile low by .. dec30 - - JACOB SjTRAl'B,.So'40 Main stt VBJY T O VT. A S A EOB'Vl VV OE our stock is damaged, by tire, we nave rim eluded to xlose out entirely at -roats. .All areinvited to come, as we will give good iuduceuH-nts ft" eash." - -- tdecIUi ' J.OAKLEY JiSON.'" itfltfl 3 WE It C l E BiSSs Pr$PfW Shingles ; Wl.tHXH) feer dressed Pine Flooring, the best quality ever sold in the city. For sale, cheap, at thujjjo- Lumber Yard, corner of Main aud Eighth streets. dectt;-' , NEWRERKY A CLEMKNT.' ;, Of WTI OBEBSrr:UlJST $10 iu County Orders, for which I will pay fHiceui cash, or 95 cents in goods, or on retuil accounts. deci:9 CHARLES S. WELLS.' rr-r.V WHJ SJZT-iOO BBiS. MM. for sale low by S. K. GILBERT A CH. jrmJtlSt RJOSl BJCS! Wanted . ill M- exchange for Groceries. ' ' ' -, jan8 -. - OLMSTED SABIK. gm 1SSOZ UTIOJS' OE EJiB TJ'E RJLP SHIP. The firm of Bittrolff A Son was dissolved on tlie 11th of December,. 1S5S, by the retirement of J. L. BITTROLFF, Sa. All accounts due the old firm must be paid immediately to BITTROLFF BROS., successors. . . J. L. BITTROLFF, w -"V , J. L, BITTROLEF Jb. uid OEOKiJiE BITTROLFF having purchased the interest of J. L, Bittrolff, Sr., in the firm of BitUroln t Son, nave entered into a partnership under the style of BITTROLFF BROTHERS, and will continue the Watch ' nod Jewelry - business at the old stand. No. 48 Main street, between First and Second. - - Having combined tho stocks of both Hoasos futo ono,.we hare now on hand th finest, largest and best selected stock of Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Clocks, Spectacles, Ac, ever seen in this city, and which we are selling off at prices very tittle above the cost.. These who wish to buy fine Jewelry at vary low figures, are invited to call at No. 48 Main street.- .....';,-....' - ec22-lm r BITTROLFF BROTHERS." gHUBCHOE THE nMSSUME'tXOJV, O SECOND STREET. The iuterior- ef this church has been lately fiuished and supplied with many more pews than required by the: congregation ; consequently strangers to. the congregation who may desire to have a pew in the aaki church, are informed that the pews will be indiscriminately ranted on the 2d day of January, 1859,, between two nd 3 o'clock P: M.- -The chnreh , Is warmed by a furnace and lighted by gas. ' ' For the future, until contrary notice, the. vespers -will be at ( o'clock P. M., end there-will be a short lecture between parts of vespers. : s dc31 " OOB SEBIjyr&SSOMBTlllJYi new and ij th tliina. Jittttcivnsdst lecia i -r CHARLES 8 WELLS. mWB.'A. .JMCFJRLJJS'I beseectWfJL fully announces to the citizens of jbvansvillo that he has leased the above Hall for a short season only, for the purpose of giving a scries of first ctai Dramatic Entertainments '' j; BmJl 11 Jl S. AJS'UEB&OJS; hE'ri7 MP CHANT TAILOR, Mitchell's Block, Main street, Evansville, Ind. Headquarters for elegant Clothing made to order. - Gents' Furnishing iioods, euch as Shirts,- Collars, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, fx. Also, a varioty of Piece Goods, mado up to order in the very best style and mannnr.-ut-quick term., -.m profits aud exwrnsi.w sales. oV lit r ujvii bTes .Ljnojviis, 'eilBERTS, Brazil Nuts, English Walnuts, Figs, Dates, R -lisins, Currants, Rock Candy, Oysters, Lobsters, Sardines, Alum, Epsom Salts, Snlphnr, Roll Brimstone, Copperas, Madder, Ext. Logwood, Indigo, Cream Tartar, Soda, Bedcords, 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 Pi)es, Powder, Safety Fuse, Tobacco of all kinds. Fancy Soajis, Starch, Viuegar, Cordage, Luiter, Nute, Cap, aud Writing Paper, Teas, - Flour,. Camphor, Envelopes, Saltpetre, British Lustre, etc. etc. A supply of the above kept eoustarrtly m hand, and for sale low, by . 8. E. GILBERT A CO., - dec22 - ' Sycamore street, near Water.-' KONALO riSHKIt. ...........THOMAS BOt.OM, Jit. FISHER & BOLUSS,'. , . W9BJSS EOUJS'MIEBS, EIJS'ISHRBS, MM1 Steam Pipe and Gas Fitters, corner of Pine and First streets, Evansville, Indiana. Respect fully assure the public that any orders entrusted to their charge in tho above branches i.f business, will Iw executed with promptness, and ill tho first style of workmanship.' ..-..-' 1 A variety of Brass work constantly on hand and nianufkctured to order. Strict nt ten lien (mid to Locomotive and Distillery work. Steam Gauges, Gas and Steam Pipes always ready. Highest market price, in cash, paid for old Copper, Brass and Zinc. . decl'J-lyd P 4tt EIBE BRICH OE THE. m-W ml Vr 9 be.t quality, u hand aud -for sale by . dec22 SAMl'EL ORK. rmWIE EIJVEST COLLECTION OE -At present books ever in the market. Women of beauty from Semtrainis' to Eugenia Strafterd's Gallery. Favorite English ballads properly illustrated, and a hundred other valuable works beautifully illustrated aud embossed. . Call and see them before buying elsewhere. It costs nothing to look, -- . . . - - .- dec22 DjIBELL A CONYNGTON. JfUST RECEX IEli A T OLMSTEU Vf A SA BlN'S-6 bush Dried Apples,- - 5 ok do - Peaches, ' ' 5 bbls Green Apples, - - . - . Ä i I softihell AImouds,r , 1 frail of Dates, . . " . , 25 boxes Raisins, ,;, f,C. i . 12 bbls Vinegar. ' . , dec30 OLMSTED A SABIN. Wm EJVTISTB i'.J. H. BJIRlt, M. - " respecttully informs the citizens ot evansville aud vicinity tnat ne has. located here permauentlr for the pnrnose of practicing Dentistrv in all its brsnrb tfV Plate work from a single tooth to full sett, at Eastern prices. Teeth filled in a superior manner 1 ALL WOK WARRANTED. " ,k Offlee No, 45 Main street, under City Gallerr dec23 J-. 1 . griURltiT.ti.MS . a,Vl J'EW WEJB S PRESEN'TS,consi8tingof the following Books:- - Gallery of Famous Poets, ; Women of Beauty nd Heroism, : -; -i Lays from the Land of Luther, " 1 ' American Scenery, Book of Beauty, , Leaflets of Memory, -. tiem of the Season, ,' I ne'Atiantic pouvemr. The Oriental Annual, " -The Sacred Allegories,' Josephine Gallery, : . nuw ill ino VIOUU, ! -' Itrvant's Poems.

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. Rhymes and Roundelays f FBVIT. TROPItlKTOUS OP THE CITY FOVX- - Poe's Poetical Works, .. ji JL lry lieg leave- to inform their friends and the i, ' The Prince. J ),, public in general, that they are.- preparad to do all

- ; Tom- Moore's Works, Also, a fine asortmout of Bibles, PraverBixiks.

Psalmsaud Hymns, ud many others too mimer ; MACHIXE AND FINISHING WOBK, ousto mention, togoiher, with a fine selection of fand everything appertaining to the Foundry busiWriting Desks, Work Uuxes, Cabas, Ao. . ; i ness. - They are mannfectnring Stzak Esgikxs axd

j-va saw ufisap a -- . -- iia.Aijs.x S, l uecir ir. irst ana main ers.. vanaviiia. i O gb BBLS. JHOLM9SE8i . 2hhdsSugar, v .v .-, SU.2S boxes Raisins, -i Vi l v. ' -. ; . Almonds, Dates, Prunes, Ao. V ,;- dec25.,.iu.., , .... .-. -OLMSTED et BABIN. . 1 SALMOJV, .VM. 1 MJtCBw w erel, AO. 1 tickled Herring. No. 1 Kraln! T ana magaaien iierrms. For sale lv ' 1 - .4, fx, I.UUA. S. OUJII. EvansTllle Commercial Colßj 7, JSrORTH EIB8T' STREET. ! W EVANSVILLE, IND.--Thut Institution pre- J sents every inducement to young men. wishing to 1 acquire a thorough practical knowledge of DoubleEntry Book Keeping, as well as genera Business. ' Edncation. ' '.,1 ,m --This institution has bseo iiMecesful.-operatioa 7 for over five years. Fur Catalogues or otbor par-., ticuhtrs, call at the Rooms, tr address j-l decl3-ly JEREMTAH BEHM, Principal. I 7T.r.1 S-l WH SJLT.50O -BRLS -MIL

Salt in rmidHiuMin-p for sale at AiventvJ ?reI"ren augnes i lgur-reparators, German JJoltna,iu gooa couperaH, , Ii- sie at Agents. ,fjoii-f;.im Pir, nhi i,.i-!

prices. WHEELER f RIGGS. W.RBSU C.l.'y PE.ICHRH, EBESBTV Can Strawlierrles," "" ' Fresh Can Pears, ' 1 Preserved Quinces, ' 1 ".' Do Pears, , ' Do : Lemons, 1 1 Strawberry Jt.m, Brandy Limes, . Do- Peaches. decl.V - ' 4 Fresh Can Quinces. I' ' Fresh Can Green Gagoat Preserved Peaches, . . Do ' ' Oranges, " ' ' ; Da . Pint- Apple ' Oranpe- Marmalade, Pear 'dov'-u . For sale bv - .. " : Z. H. COOK SON g-USAbA ssEED 0ÄTS60 bushels for aale by mS dec7 ORR. DALZELL & CO.

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teHI OCXr ID ISItlAELK : l'tKi: Et ANSVI LLII J) AI L Y JOURNAL full ad aoMiritte n-mrts of tiiii stato of the tfarkets,"au(t thei-rj-'lftteSt current Hows ot the day. Furnished to the Asiciattl Press is promptly laid - before the Rtait-W of J Lei Jol ic I ONE AND A HALF DAYS IN ADVANUK An rxi-itioV Sesbiou uf rfMiiirreaa . Im J'inw beiHifliaJ'V D(1 aM jiiiia.J' iu hear elaborate reports of the prm-eedings, sh'ould avail themselves of this .pi.i-tnuit y,iHiiK-iibwi i'-o for The Joubnai.. Tlie h-rnw for t p.V I lYj JOtRAL are $5 00 ar year, mid $2 öt for six itsrtitlis, 1H ASVAScr. ; or 10 cents perw-k, if paid lö-tKe C-Hrriersi A cwreful 'summrtrV of frte' doings of the Logr Matiin ) f': Iliads, iipJljLr 'varyi, p;iper. In snort, a ewiofeiiseil view oi ail mat- is going on in tbo.Uuiverse, will, lie furuisO"! wirfeadi-irs every dny.- - 't- " -- "decO JfhKIjji wZtRlKlft'JTE lotteries; MP t?AMTAirPinZE-$ 0,000 1 " TCWrlL4i.A.l."Al..as,a.l.V.-..'m.:it Sio -- ---.-JiOTieE.v"'--'1 .';; This is to inform the public that we have disposed of our entire interwif In the Lottry Grants held by us, chartered by the States of Di-lawaro, Georgia, Kentucky, and Missouri;- to the' firm of WX'OD, F.DDY t CO, to take- effect on the fist day of Delynofr; 1858. And ytt most cordially recommend ttm-s 'lessors to- onf former' friends and patrons, feeling assured that tho biisincsi WHI be continued with t lie same integrity und prornjiHtnde which has eliai-aoterized it as conducted by ourselves and predecessors for the last tbirtv-five years. ; " ' 1 GREGORY A MAURY. Wlt.MIVOTiiv;' Del., 'Nov. IMIi, 1858. - WOOD, EDDY & CO.. MANAGERS. : . (SCVCEdSOKS to Gbegoby A Mailbiv) n The uudersii;uel havisg become owners uti the ONLY, LOTTERY. CHARTER IN DELAWARE, otter to the public, ibe followine; Scheme to be drawn each Weduesday in Jtuiuaryy ie59i In Wilmington, Delaware, ii public, under the superintendence of swurn commissioner appointed by tba Governor. --. - : - - .-; u;i ' "1a 68 draws cm Wednesday, Jan: 5, 1859. 4'lanx H draws on Weduesday, Jtih.'12,:lK.'i!. ; "C4 86 draws on Wcdnesdiiv; Jarr. 19, 1859. 7s 98 draws on Wednesday ,LJau. 20, Will. Tin It f?TwV fwö re'AXD ctittjkEn cxdxed . rrrriVD KIHETYSIX PRIZES' , Nearly One Prize to every JT-vo Tleki i etss i j- i r -, .78 Snmbtri-13 Drawn Ballot. MAGNIFICENT- SCHEMEJ TO BK DRAWN Each Wednesday in J anxiary. . . 1 Prize of... S-lu,iiOO is. $4(l,oOO ....18.82T..J.... 10,000......; w.,.18,827 20,000 12,01 K) 2 Prizes nf...... '"' 2 " . 2 . tLOUO. ..... 4.000... .... 3,500 ..... 1,900 .... . .... 80O .. . 500 : 400 . , :..'HK ........ 2r)0 .... 8,000 T(ü00 6,000 ... .12,000 r. . 7,500 6,000 .......... 7,600 ., ,...60,500 2 ' " ... i " Id ' 44 - : is. : '25. "". 202 -- .' 65 - C6 " ,'.'130 4,745 -- 100 C,500 4,550 2,600 3,900 ..... . 70 ......... . 40 30 - 20 ...... " 10 '.'.ti.ts.. ..04,900 270,400 27.CJ0 32,39(1 Prif es amount ing to :'. :.l 5578,177 - - Whole Tickers 10; Halves 5? Quarters 4Certiflces rif-I'ackages will be sold attne following rates, which is the risk: " ' Certificates öf Package of 26 Whole Tickets.t.8149 50 2 Half - " "... - 75 75 ' ' - 26 Quarter .' .... 37 37 -' In ordering" Tickets' or Certificates, encloss tho amount ef money to our address', for what yon wish to purchase ; mm' the Lottery in which yon wish it invete6ynd whether you wish Wholes, Halves r Quartern, on receipt of which, we send what Is ordered, by first mail, together with the scheme. ? Immediately after the drawing, tho drawn numbers will hesent with a written explanation. - KffPnrehasers will please write their signatures plain, and give tho name of their Post office, County and State. - " " ' " . " , . NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. " Those who prefer not Bending money by mail, can- use . . . " " THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, ,whercby money for Tickets, in sums of 'n Dollars, and upwards, cnu lie sent n ... . AT OCR RISK AND EXPENSE, from any city or town where they have an ofhYo. The monev and order must be enclosed in a"GOVERNMKNT POST OFFICE bTAMPED ENVKLOPK, " or the Express Co. cannot receive them. Address Orders for Tickets or 'Certificates to i. .a .. . , ; - WOOD, EDDY ft CO., dec29 ' i ' '- , Wiimington, Delaware. 3 y.l.niLJ' SUPPLIES CJtLL JJ'II SCHl'LY YOCR WANTS 20 bushels A No. 1 Sweet Potatoes," HfQ luxen EggSf . t. r 22 sacks Extra Family FlOnr, J.V.S, : 2 l.b.s Leaf Lard, - -- -was-, -i Golden Syrup by gallon, keg or barrel,' - l'fauitatiou and Sugar House Molasses do, Vinegar tin extra article, .-- Itnrk wheat I'lonr, ! - - -vj' . ' Apples grn-n and dried, i- - I Prunes, Dates, Zauto Ourrnufs,. uiii-iaiii l ukies, - - Tomato Catsui -Gothic Pints, - , . .-Pepper Sauce, , -, ; Oysters-rln cans, hermetically eeulcil, ,. , Hominy,. Corn, Meal, , j j. . Drk-d Beef, Bacon Hums, . v, ( J , Mackerel, Pickled Herring. JitnlS ..,.,. a OLMSTED A SABIN. ' MUTcHRH'TfliSti, , 7 JjVH M-B 8 iiH-h. Also, Butcher Steels, for sale low at declo - CHARLES S. WELLS, 13 First st. ihk it. brtöjvs'Xböchesteb) ME COOPER TOOLS A No.l goods ; aud also Patent V. Crozes just received and for sale by dec28 JACOB STRAUB, 40 Main street. ,rMURjEii wooitEjy'ito wi f-iuo ,M nests, six each, a good article, for salo very low by. S. E. GILBERT ft CO., . Jiuilj . . No. 4 Sycamore street. l.Vi0 W SJISH-ALL SIXES 9 w and boat qualitv, just received and for salo low by . , . E. GILBERT A CO., " janl5 " . No. 4 Sycamore street. JT.VTJi' RES T1JYG TO 11 R.TIE RS. M SEED OATS FOR SALE. Just received due from England, 100 bushels of prime Black Oato for seod, weighing 42 lbs per bushel . : , , .. Also, 6 bushub piimo white Canada Oats, Call and see them at .. il. COOK & SON'S, janl No. 22 Main street, aud No. 2 First St. fW B Bl I' Jl Is OP 11 R CIOOJU& mJL fine and cheap lot of Dry Goods just received, which muc be-sold in order to make room fur the Spring trade, and therefore you may expect bargains at the Cash Store of . .y.. . - SAM. EMBICii; No. 49 Main street. N. B. If you don't wish , pay' yonr old dobts. . ... ' " "; Janl CHRISTIAN KRATZ..". ....'. .....WM. BX1UIAN. KRATZ & HEILMAN. -CITY FOUNDRY 1 ' MANVFACTCREKS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, . Saw. and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws, t :jGnramingMachinea,ChineieSugarCano Mills. . . ... v Tbrsising Alaehincs, &c. - " " ' EVANSVILLE, WD. kinds of OII.ERS oi any size and power required. Saw Mill

le,-la. ' Machinery and Mill Gearing of any lize; Distillery and Minnig Machinery; Tobacco Screrrs, Gum-

fflacnmerv ana Mill t:enrinr nf t- i. ming Machinal, Thrashing Machines, MaU Mjlls, Horsepowers, Corh-shcllcrs, M achinery of all kinds made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings of T S'ery description. Iron Honscfronts, CelUr Grates, cc . Cookiug aud Keating Moves ot the lueat im proved patterns ; Hollow viarc, Dog irons, 4c-nui-vi-i-ia liK-nr i.rr-ti. Tivtwi vi-cxta j. .;.k of Copper.jnnd i Sheet Iron. Work, Browing Kettles,.. Refrigerators, Är Yeart Jugs, anJ, phons, Ac; Copper, Lead and rrpe; t-Wpper Brow snd Iron Pumps of every rKtetf. for.beer,p1rirs, d.l, ic: Brass Cocks and Ya,Tes' Stwim WhjBtl, a-c; ' " ' , '' ' Workntensent to all parrs to fit up work and do repairs on StfeamfBoilers, Copper aud Sheet Iron - W(TrkJ f-- - . -i ' tvi.RjSTAIS BOLGHTs v- -r .. They wra dealing, uiaad seliing Allen's Improved Steam Gauge. Wrought-rou welded Pipes and Tu"V)... " - mprovea smut jnacnine, I of the best kindl-Tinflarc.'Sheeflron. Block Tin. Pis Iron.-Babit Metal. Snetrey. Fire Brick. They haveeverv facilitv of the best Machinery a and workmen, aud will give, all work entrusted to ftlicm," their individual attention,, filling orders T promptly, warranting their work, and are sj iafled f with reasonable prics. " : ' 1 " 13" Office and Sale Booms, No. 60 Main street; t Foundry, Boiler Yard and Machine Shop on Pius 1 street.-between First and Second streebi,' Evansvilla, Indiana. Tlec7 I -ftimE W ' f I i is 50 feyW sale by S. E. ItRl.nS EOB GILBERT A CO.