Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 144, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 January 1859 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IND. WEDNESDAY MORNING -JANUARY 26

fgy The suggestion made by the canal meeting at Toledo last wee that a convention be held, composed of delegates from the sections of country interested in the preservation of the 'Wabash and Erie canal, is worthy of .consideration. Such a meeting, if the members from each county would go prepared to give full and correct information in regard to the condition of the canal its past management its business the repairs and improvements required in their immediate neighborhoods, a . mass of information might be collected that would show the people of the State wrhat steps ought to be taken to save the work ; at the same time the expose would lay open to the bondholder the neglect of their interests by their Trustees, and convince them of the necessity of an immediate change in the administration of the trust.' Meetings hare been held at Fort Wayne and Logansport on the subject. At Fort Wayne a committee Was appointed to prepare a petition asking the Legislature to adopt, at this session, such measures as will secure the permanent maintenance of the canal, in case of its abandonment by the bondholders. The people everywhere seem opposed to any appropriations by the State to the canal, while held by the bondholders. There would be no guarantee, under its present administra tion, for the faithful application of the mon ev which would it is feared, be consumed in the payment of enormous salariesto the IL-. u ,:,- ini mere nuuuugs im its oHices; it would only e preparing me - . . V I way for its managers to get another hold on the next Leeislature. But in a lease ortransfer, the Fort Wayne Times suggesU that there may be a very serioiis and imminent danger to the Canal, it the legislature should pass a law to authorize the bondholders to transfer or lease the rwi tn tt pnmnnnv. the railroad interests, - L- w i i with which it competes, would buy it up, or get control of it, and fix its tolls in accord-. ance with the tariffs of their railroad freights. "Such an opportunity would be just what is desired by railroad interests, whose agents and operators are innumerable, and their power, like that of the banks, lias become almost irresistible in the State. People already talk of our member of the Supreme Court as the " Railroad Judge," and of others as the " Bauk Judges.'' The Times continues, Over legislative' bodies " their power is immense, and ro individual or set of individuals, in" their ordinary., capacity, are at all in tneir way. .uoney win oe i poured in by the hundred thousand, the best talent secured, and every appliance used which ingenuity can invent aud use, all of 1 which we would warn our people asainst I but uree them to treat the matter as it de serves, aud our Representatives aud Sena tor to tear not to taiK or it, as ao dema gogues.' At Logansport a resolution was offered at the meeting, instructing the Representatives and Senator from the county to vote for a bill to release the bondholders from further obligation to maintain the Canal lying south of Terra Haute, if the bill could be so drawn as t protect the liability, even by implication, to pa' any thing for it. The proposition led to a very lively discussion, iu which several prominent citizens took a zealous part. The speakers all agreed in the pro- . ' . , r i i : . i . . . : c .. 1 1. r 1 pireiy . u..uuu.uk tue pu oUu.u m r . - , . . . . . , t : I , lerre unuie, uui insisieu ujiou Keeping up their own section. After a warm debate, the meetiug was adjourned to 'one day iu the present week. A lease or transfer of the Northern portion of the Canal, it is fear ed, would result iu placing that portion un der the control of the Wabash ' Valley "Rail road Co.,- whose interests would be pro moted by rendering the Canal unnayigable. But tluf Southern- Division has aroiile so exclusively . its own: which interferes so little with the .business of the E. & C. Rail road, that the latter would have but very littls inducement to attempt ' to . interfere with it, as the5 ohject would not justify much risk or expenditure to accomplish it.1'The Leoislaturb has now been 20 days iu session one-third of it3 constitutional rm nl !t hn rawA hnt tvn hiiia thrnno-li 17 .1 V ? Tl'11 TL- tTjj yi it k linn i ,11111 mi .uiri nr i iih a .fific. e - - Sentinel says: A large portion of the-time has been devoted to discussing the propriety of taking one or three copies of the daily papers which give lull reports of its proceedings ; the sena torial . question ; woman's rights; bleeding Kansas, and kindred topics. In addition, the files of both Houses have been lumbered up with the propositions and .bills upon Kl most every conceivable topic, nearly all of which are impracticable, and which will necessarily occupy a good deal of time to consider and get rid of. . i.. -.'.st v.5 ' To punbh the idleness of members, the Sentinel proposes to take all the desks and chairs out of the Legislative Halls, and furDish the members with wooden benches, which it thinks would have the effect to confine their attention to the business before them, and to urge it through, in order to get away from their uncomfortable seatd. Bgu We learn that a portion of the i-itir iens of the upper part of Spencer and the lower part of. Perry, have commenced a movement having for its object the forma tion of a new couuty the public buildings to b located at Troy. The project is doubt less agitated to prevent the removal of the county seat of Perry to Cannelton. It will be recollected there is a special clause in the constitution authorizing the formation of the proposed new eonnty. It is singular that a constitution that prohibited local acta of Legislation contained a clause pro viding for a local measure. The citizens of Perry are indebted, we believe, for this sin gular . constitutional provision, to the influence of their delegate in the convention, J. P. Dunn, Esq.

Legislative proceedings. 1

In the Senate, on Saturday, the Judiciary Committee reported a resolution providing for an enumeration to be made of white inhabitants over 21 years of age, in 1860, and every-three .years thereafter; and recommended its passage. A resolution was offered to appoint a special Committee to investigate the man agement of the State Bank which wasTlaid I on the table, hv a vote of 17 to 18. . i A hin woo w, h tha n.nmm;it nn - . TT UU .VUVW J Vfc. v.. I "t'"- " ""ft" "'f-"-the owners of sheep killed by them," which was engrossed, and ordered to a third reading. 'In ihe House, a joint resolution relative to u . e I J fallmo luumrucuuu ui wuw aiuuuu. 1. 1 01 the unio, was pasaea ana .sent to me Senate. The Judiciary Committee reported that to alter the divorce law so as to re- ..,.. .... . v. . n r r ' I TOu.mvuBOw m..., report was aaopiea. a 0111 was imroauceu authoriziug the Governor to appoint a State I Geologist . appropriating ' 5,2,000 for . the onrr.v anrl firing tha pom.vensation of the ri.i-.:-' A k ' 1 $3 per day, IA resolution in relation to tne admission of Kansas was taken op, and the previous question' ordered, but when the vote was ordered on the question", it was . . I found there was no quorum present. . '' The Post Office Expenditures. . The official estimate for the expenditures of the Post Office Department next year, amount to the enormous sum of $10,900,000, which is exclusive of the heavy sums I paid foe steamship mail service. Including ti,. ,.,. MrrnnV5i fl r iL. 1 -a ? iL T- -VCT a I me expeuuuures oi iu roai vuice department nearly equal the annual expenditure of the whola Government during the first years of J. Qaincy Adams' administration, The increase of costs of this department of public service is unaccountable, and without any corresponding increase of public accommodation. The following statement exI - . I hibits the extraordinarv rise in the exDendi- - tares of the Department for the interior ser vice. ' ' In 1853 the expenditures were. $4.906,000 In 1854 ' 5,401.000 In 1855- " . , ' " ...,,6,075,000 In 1856 - " - " ".... 6,765,000 In 1857 '" ' " u 7,239,060 In 1858 ", " . ...... 8.246,000 In 1850 " , - ' 10,900.000 Showing a increase of more than one hundred per cent, in six years. To pay for its extravagant management, the department proposes that the Government shall take a retrograde movement, and impose the old rates of fine and ten cents postage, and the umto iuuiuuueo uuvo aucauy icjjui ied a bill to that effect. The party that shall sustain such a measure will dig its own grave, and the country will bury it so deep that there will be no aesurrection for it. Such a backward step would be a disgrace to the country in this progressive period. Tn&lilikuinga-Q chearx4wrngt iw?3t free inter-comraunication between citizens of all parts of the. country, ,have become 1 so interwoven with the business and social intercourse of all classes, that au imposition of the old rates of taxation, to pay for the extravagant and corrupt management of the department, will not b eudured by the country. , James II. Johnson, a native of the North of Ireland, for twenty. five years a resident of ,the United Suites, aged 65. poor and dying, came to St. - Louis, last week. fn)m Mft,lhlllj Mis30ur; on h;8 way to Terre Haute, whore he had two sons' 'living.,' Be ing destitute, he begged for n little sain to take hiiHtohisdestination; charity was cold and heartless; he sought for a' shelter from the cold, found it and died, , The city'of St. Louis was put to the expense of a coroner's inquest and burial of the poor man's , body, when n. tithe of the sum of cost expended in charity would have saved a human-life and sent a poor man borne to hia kindred. There is a lesson. .v . .vr&S-Dr Daily has .been on trial , before a clerical committee of his own church, at In dianapolis, on the chargo of, u. drunkenness and indecency.".. The proceedings have been strictly private," and the nature of the testimony is not Know. the judgment ot the 1 ecclesiastical tribunal is, that he be suspended Uli the meeUnffof the annual Conference . ltn Aitnli m a m ". I ... v. r V. ! - RA.J:.t X I l ill aui.u uianüia. il naa Lina hiuiul riu niiiaL I : . uiui uiui louucea mm to renaer nis resignation of the Presidency of the State UniverSlty. -t-i s i -a . ' BS? Every day the payers bring accounts of female children and adult-women being Burned to death by' their" skirts; catching fire.- If any lady should find her skirts on fire, and no one near to assist in extinguishI ing the flames, her safest way will be to lie I down and press the clothes aa much togefher as possible : or, if a comfortable or woolen sheet is within reach, seize it and wrap Kit tightly round the person, and then lie . down. - In thia way the flames will be ex tinguished, or their progress retarded till aid can be caned in to put them out, üskFuIi Rbcipe. To .clean ; marble, take two ounces of common soda,, ona ot pumico stone, and one of finely powdered chalk : sift them through a üna sieve, and mix them with water; then rub the mixture well over the marble, and the stains will be removed; now wah the marble over with soap and water, and it will be as clean as it wa3 pre vious to its being stained, sometimes the marble is stained yellow with iron rust: this can be removed with lemon juice. ' Bg' A flaw in the title to a piece of pro perty in'Cincinnati, given' by a deceased farmer, was recently discovered by a law yer ot that city.. Going to the widow, he informed her ot the lact, told her how valuable the land had become, and offered to secure it to her on shares. She called, her sons together for counsel. They declared, however, that it would be a dishonorable transaction, and would have nothing to do with it. " . - JBta? is siatea mal ur. U. VY. Holmes has refused - au offer from Mr. "Bonner, ef $5,000, to write? half a column weekly for one year for the New York Ledger.

Lake Champlain is frozen over.

Last year it was not frozen until February. : Men give good advice, but they can not give the sense to profit by it. . - ' Gen- Santa Anna has been chosen President of the Republic of Venezuela. fi Enamelled furniture, costing in sets, from 24 to $150, is at present1,' all thego" with newly married ew i orkers. . , A New Zealand Chief mantained. that he had ä good title to his land, because ne naa eillen ine Iormer owner 5S i&e reported tusDanument 01 uev. , , . - . contradicted Rudolph George, a New York lawyer, has been coramittedon the charge of stealing a waten trom one ot nis clients t " wm. U b lurimure to u f'"l J - ,ngufficient to discharge bis liabilities. . gThey are feasting on fresh shad in Savannah and ereen Peas in Florida! Last Friday there wa3 a thunder storm at Charleston, and yellow fever is carrying on its vie tims at Tampa. jg-Charles Bonelli, the well-known electrician anfi director of telegraph at Turin, is engaged, we observe, in a vast project for connecting Uenoa with uuenos Ajres ujr "" . v i5-The Pittsburg jail has, at this time, 166 inniate8. That city exports a greater number of rascals annually than any city of the same size in the L mon. But it seems it keeps plenty for home service Mr. Kalloch is now the most popular clergyman in Boston that is, his au,.oa ;nr(lr;MT ,;',,. th 1 strongest. He very rarely preaches, when he w not listened to by at least 2,500 persons. Generally, his auditors aro young persons, , In St. Louis, on Wednesday, some inhuman wretch entered the room of Ellen Holmes, a free colored woman, and stole some tu. huu ur iU Flc.Cu. her from pursuing him, he set her clothes 0n fire, from the effects of which sne died ' . . after a few hours of intense sufienng, The workmen who manufacture grindstones at Berea, Ohio, are found to be ""jeci ui law mug umiuuiues, uicu mBC wh!eh all eiDedients. even the keenin nn 0f ft strong current of air before the face of the workmen, have railed to arrest Arrested. Kutus Jones, who killed T T I, ,- -, . I' "enrJr Jins ai uowung ureen, ivy., a few days since, aud Hcnson Wilson, his accomplice, 'were- arrested in aahville, Tennon Thursday, and taken back. Groat excitement existed in Bowlmg Green con cerning the affair. The Sons of Malta had a midnight parade in Cincinnati on Saturday night.iheir strange and grotesque appearance frightened nervous women and , atttracted the undivided attention of the men Execution. Bray Sanders, convicted x' the murder of his wife last October, was executed on Friday, the 14th inst., at Jeru3iv lern, Southampton county, Va. Previous to his execution, he made a full confession of his guilt, acknowledging the justice of his punishment, and attributing his crime to the effects ot utoxicating drink. A sermon was preached in the par ish church at Crowle by the Rev. H. Phil lips, B. A., from " Except ye repent, ye shall all likewish perish." Among the congrega tion was a woman who was dull ot hearing. and on her return home she told her hus band that the reverend gentleman had taken for bis text, "Except ye pay your rent, ye must an go to tne parisii The venerable Bishop Hopkins, of Vermont, is now in New York. He attracts much attention. Ho is stalwart in form, with flowing white beard and moustache, reminding the beholder of the old patriarchs, as seen in the pictures which adorn and ll lustrate the Biblo. BfIt is estimated that there are' always iu New Vorkfrom 60,000 to 75,000 floatiug non-residents, a large portion ot them con sist of business men from every' part of the western hemisphere, and of wealthy pluasure seekers from all quarters of tho 'globe.'.; This estimate does not include the number t'ound floating iu the river, ships, etc., every mornmg. ' ' ; 7 . ESS1 A German clergy uian by way of giving point to a eulogy of a dead man ta funeral, declared , that his own experience xronld prove that the defunct' was the most generous or men, as lie . had long ago bor rowed fifty dollars of him, ot which, to bis dying day, he had never nsked the pavment Of the debt thus" acknowledged before wit nesses, however, the heirs, the next day, de mandßd the payment with interest! Mr. Rigault,' a leading writer for Parisian journals, . while absorbed in com position, several weeks since, suddculy lost all memory of the past, and is a mere child again; and will be incapable of further ei fort, unless a reaction shall occur 8 The smiles of home are exceedingly pleasant, but there are maiiy persons who have good houses, who prefer smiling, with a friend outside. I The ; expense of taking the new cen sus will, be about one million and a half of l-it mi l -. .i t i ii.AJ aouara. . ine priu, lue rrebiaeouai i . . . i . I r eskt" iNaSDvuie was visitea nv a voudc tornado on Thursday night, which did con I siderable damage to trees, fences, and buildings. It extended over a narrow strip1 only The . Washington Star 'savs the charge? of corruption agalust navy agents prove, upon investigation, to be all humbug ßST" In the Terre Haute jail they have most ingenious rascal, who manufactured silver - key from a half dollar, with which he. could unlock tLe cells, amtbat be- had worked his way to . the outer door, when he was detected and baulked in his inten tion s. Harden's 'express, on its way from New York to Boston on Tuesday night, was robbed of a large amount of money. Bysome means or other, the iron safe, in which funds and other valuable articles were conveyed, was broken open and the robbery effected. Those connected with the Express Company are unwilling to tell the amount of property stolen, i .-. j .' -- .... Scene in a , School Room. The Springfield (Mass.) Republican is responsible for t'ie following: - . - , -. :- "Come here, George, I wish to examine you iu punctuation. . What's that?" George "I half that s a comma. Mistress "Right; now what's that?-' ' George "Ah ! now you've got me where my hair's short; I dun know." Mistress " George, I do not wish you to use any slang phrases here. When you are unable to give correct replies so, but do not repeat such phrases as that which you have just used. Now, what's that?" George " 1 dun know. " Mistress " Don't know what that is? . Why, that's a period. " George (Looking critically at the point in question.) "Ha! ha! ha I Now I have got you wnere your imirssuun; mui ami i I mithin' only flu dirt! . Mrs. (Re-examining critically) "George, you are dismissed. "

DIED : Jan. 23, at past four o'clock, at his father's resi-. dence, near Posey ville, He.nrt B. Jaqvess, son of A. C. Jaquess. )-., - - . -- This is the second son Hr. Jaquess has lost in ona month. Thore are three mors of the ..family very sick with the Typhoid fever. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

mOTICJi Of JDISSOJLVTMOJr.THS the snbcribers under the name, style and firm of McCrackcn & Bingham,- is this day dissolved by mutual couaent, SIMON McCUAUKtü being authorizedtu settle the business of said firm. " - - SIMON HCCSAJ&KH B. J. BLNGHAM. Evi.SäViLLE, Ind., January 21, 1859. ; ' S:- , TUIH - l.VU ER SI G.VKU, MJJIB8Umiuir the niauasement of the above woll-known establishment, begs leave to return his grateful ac knowledgements fur tbe liberal patronage peswwea on the said firm, and by personal and prompt attention on the part of myself and assistants, hops to merit a continuance ot tue extenaea iavors neretofore bestowed. ,: Kespectfully, ' janiti - - MoCBAOKEM. . 8J3 TJ2MIZJB'9 C'OMJ'OPJVM O F HOPS AND BO NE SET. IT is the safest, surest, cheapest, and moat relia ble remedy for the permanent cure of COLDS, v ; J, j, jCOUGHS, s ,:; '- HOAESKKESS, v -ASTHMA, 4.-;. CROUP, WHOOPISÖ COUGH, - Aud all affections of the Throat and Lungs. ; It being prepared upon Scientific principles, and from articles that are entirely vegetable. .The COMPOUND 8TBUP OF HOPS AND BOXE8ET la manufactured by " C. ROTHENBCSH & SON, Hamilton, Butler Couuty, Ohio, to whom all or ders moat be addressed; and sold by KELLER A WHITE, Druggists Evansville, IndUua, aud by Druggists and Mer chants throughout the country. - Jan20Vly -nOTJTOtiS! POTATOES! 300 JtT bushels prime Potatoes, in fine order, for sale at $1 per bushel, by - Z. H. COOK SON. 99 AW 150 bushels Turnips, 2" do Cornmeal, 50 bbls choice Family Flour. ' For sale by Z. II. COOK A SON. W BU8HEJL8 UJH COMJV, SOOO Mmt VF 9 bushels Bran. For aula low by jnu25 L. U. COOK Jt SON. WEMOVMM.-A.jr. VOLHUMJViC CO. JLtLs have removed to Water street, three doors above Main. . ' ' - 3 hi 0 P Pi WE are now inaniifacturiiiK Veils' Patent Fold ing Spring Bed, the bust and most convenient now is us.-, i it cuu be mved or band! d without any trouble. Call and examine them. jan25 IF WAKE STATE LOTTERIES I CAPITAL PRIZE $40,0001! ' ' TirKETO....... $10 NOTICE. " This is to inform the public that we have disposed of our entira internst in the Lottery Grants held by ns, chartt-rvtl by the States of Delaware. Georgia, KvTitmkv, ami Mi.-wuuri, to the firm of WtK)D, KDD Y & CO, to takeefiect on the list (tar of De cembcr, 1858. Aud we most cordially recommend our surcexsors tu our former frienda and patrons, ft-elinir lutiured that the bnsiuesi will be con tinned with the same integrity and promptitude which has characterizeu it as eoinlucteu by ourselves and pre ileceiwois for the hurt thirtv-five years. -' ' UKKUOKY 4 MAURV. Wii.HixoT(TN,".Dor,"Nör. 15th, 1858." WOOD, EDDY &. CO.. MANAGERS. (Successors To UneaoRY & Mai rt.) ' The nudersiKued hnviaK Irecome owners of the ONLY LOTTE HY'CHARTER IN DELAWARE, öfter to the pnblio Ahe following .scheme, to be drawn fiu.-h Weunenilay iu January, 1859, in Wil mington,' Delaware, in public, under the auperintendence unsworn jcuiiunissionors appointed by the (joveruoc. ... ' t"r lio draws"bn rTednesdav, Feb. i, 185!.! flat draws on Wednesday, Feb. t, 1859. 7ss 134 draws on Wednesday, Feb,' 10, 1859. Hat 140 di-awson Wednenlay, Febi 23, 1859. TIHRTY'TWO TIIOVBAHD TIICEE H US DEED . .- AS V SISETV-SIX PHIZES! Nnarly One Prize to every Two Tick 7 8 Nuiubr-13 Draw n Ballots. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! ' TO" BE DRAWN "-' Each Wedne s day in February. 1 TriT or..; ,.$Ki,i0Oia ,..,....$40,000 l " ""..;....'.. ...:..-ii,ooo.... ; 22000 ; 1 ... "".ti...A.v..t.K13,OliO .'......,......13,000 -I "t" . ' V4.-.-,i.:. 7,500.,, ,......,.. 7,500 ,1 ". '..., 6.000....... v..., '6,000 i " 3,342 : :.....LL. 3,342 50 Prize of..'..-.:....... 1,000 are .i.,.5P,000 60 180 156 " 5 ! 65 : 130 4,715 27,040 600. ...25,000 250 .. 100 - 60......- ; 20 .......... i. Io ;....-.., 45,000 . 6,500 3.250 ...- M .1,900 ........91,900 ......370,400 32,31)6 Prize amounting to . $593,392 W hole Tk-kots 10; Halve fc; quarters j-. ' ' Certificates of Packaires will tie sold at tu fbl lowiDg rates, which ia the risk: Certificates of Package of 20 Whole Tickets.. .5149 50 " " 26 Half ' ... 75 76 i- If 2 QnsrtBr 5 ... 37 37 ' In ordering . Tickets or Certificates, enclose the amount ol money ui our auureas, lor -tiat vouwisb to uurcliaH: name the Lottery in which yon wish it invested, and wliether yen wish Wholes,- Halves or Quarters, on receipt of whitti, we send what is ordered, by nrst mail, together with the scheme. Immediately hfter the drawing, The drawn rani bers will be sent with a written explanation."" -. TTn rchasera will please write their signatures plain, and give the name of their Post Office, County and Stute. V ' 5 ' '.' ' " XOTICK'TO CORRESPONDENTS. Th'ise who f refer not sending money by mail, can nse ' - ' " " - -. ; THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, wlieiuby money for Tickets, In sums of Ten Dollars. and upwards, can he sunt us . , AT Ol!U RISK AND EXPENSE, ' 7 fromanvcitv or town-Where-they have an'ofnee. The money and .order- must be enclosed hi a "OOVOPK, " or the txpress Co. cannot receive them. Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates t ' doc29 . , 4 . r;.;,,-.V J " 9 ber in Kvansvitlu. about the 10th of November inst, a DARK ISRoWX MARE, with a white sttr Iu her face, trim made, tu good -order, and about fifteen hands hiarh. about right years old, very wUd, aud difflenU to bridle. Any one returning her to ns or giving inforiiintionas to her whereaoouts will be suitably rewarded t-y ' - - - -jan24-tf ' ,.; J. S. JAQUJSS3 II CO. POR BO WLIBi f GREBS The steamer HARRISON BRIDGES will leave Evansville for Bow ling Green and all intermediate points on NESDAY, the 2fith inst., at It A. M. ;-jad24-3t - ORItERS POR 8A LB. Several thousand dollars in County Orders, in sums to suit, for sale by the contractors on tne Franklin stiuet Bridge. Apply to . GASLIN A PILLSBURY, or , jaii22-t - - i- WILLIAM H. WALKER. I HR 9T f I LL1AM H. AXE, HA fJVeV Irr located on the Northeast corner T)f First and Sycamore streets, for the purpose or repairing Musical, Repenting, and other Watches, Jewelry, Ac, begs his friends and the publie generally, to call upon him, when satisfaction will be guaranteed. jn

MISCELLANEOUS.

TWVTlaL FIRE IJS'SVBJiJyrCIS CO., WfJ. OF VANDERBURGH COUNTY. Fourth Akkdal Report. In pursuance of the provisions of the 66th Section ef an Act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, entitled, "An Act for the incorporation of Insurance Companies, defining their powers and prescribing their duties," approved Jan. 17, 1852, the undersigned Directors of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Vanderburg County, submit the following report: Amount of property insured $172,610 00 Deduct amount of policies surrendered.... 31,975 00 LaaTing am't ef policies now oatstandiiig 5-140, BU5 00 Value of premium notes, aa per 3d Anna-. al Report S4,688 15 Value of prem. notes ree'd since, $4.61 4S V - . Deduct am't surrendered........ 1,006 K7 . . - ' $J,612l Value of premium notes now on hand... $38,201 OS Cash on hand aa per 3d Annual Report... $3,258 12 uaan receivea since r On premiums...... ............. On policies. ....... ........... On AsseesmenU...... For Interost....w.... For C. Miller' note $513 27 4300 . . 400 190 37 118 25 $898 89 $4,157 01 DRDUCT PA.XH BSTS. - 1 Salaries of Officers . $350 00 salaries of Superintendents 25 00 ijosses paid 874 21 26 00 25 CO 4 00 - 100' Advertising Ro-Insnrance.... Pamphlets ....... Notary Public... Cash on hand.-. $1,325 21 2,83180 38,201 06 2,831 80 160 ASSETS. Present value of premium notes.... -Rsn on nana Furnltnre Total.......;... '.: 41,034 36 Number of Policies outstanding 23ft Assessments made on irrem. Motes, none Losses aecrned and not paid (nor yet '" aue; estunatea at ... i,iou uu Attest : ROBERT BAR LT, Sec'y. 8TATB OF INDIANA, ) Vanderbnrgb County, m. J Robert Barnes, W. Baker, Philip Decker, and B. 8. Tennoy, being duly sworn, say that they are Directors of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Vanderburgh County, and that the foregoing report is correct and true to the best of their knowledge and belief. Sworu and subscribed before me this 19th day of January, 1S5Q. Witness my hand and Notarial Seal the date aforesaid. KOBEKT BABSKS, r . W. BAKER, sbal. PHILIP DECKER, v . R. S. TENNEY. MORRIS S. JOHNSON, Jan24-dlw41tw Notary Public. U-JfJSTXli TiVV JL DOLLARS will be paid for snnh information as will be legal proof of the death of JAMES JOHN WARD, a Canadian, who whs last heard from some eight years ago, "sick at a farm-house near Evans ville, or any otner information oi mm win ue gratefully received by his widow, a small sum of money being dependent upon such information. He was r very intemperate naous at mat time oetweeu thirty and thirty-one years of age ; about 5 feet ten inches high; hair a dark brown, with a tinge of red in the whiskers ; large sleepy blue eyes, large nose, straight or very little eurved, small mouth, with a scar up towards the cheek, on the right side. Address BAKER & FOSTER, - janXä-lniaaitw Tansvine, iui. . f1BOCBBlB8BVSDBMBS . W 24 bxs Virginia Tobacco, GOO Cigars, various brands, . 1 tierce Rice, 4 uhds Sugar, . , ,; t package Codfish, , 40 bxs and half bxs Baiaina, 10 bbls Molasses. For sale by -Jan-22 - OLMSTED ft SABIN. KIAWfi SUP r LIE 8JL' Leaf Lard, Poar Barley, " Green Apples, Split Peas, - - Dried Apples, - Pecans, Dried Peaches, Prunes, -.. Dates, . - Sweet Potatoes, Chickeus, FeatUeis. jan22 '' OLMSTED A SABIN. JIM. 8 JIT J lCTIOJS: I lift Is I, sell at auction 93 kegs of Mails, sltgntlv damaged bv water, on 8ATLRDAY next, at two o'clock P. M., on the wharf, at the steamboat land-iB-jau21-2t H. NELSON, Auct'r. MoGEOBGE'S SHINGLE & STAVE MACHINE; Making from 60 to 80 Shingle per Minute. J. A. BI1NCHABD, Proprietor For Indiana, Arkansas, $ .--.-; - Mississippi, " ' SontB Carullua, Florida, Kentucky, , '.7 . Michigan, .- , '. Alabama. 'J. 5 Georgia. H ' Louisiana i $-A Texas, - Illinois, Wisconsin and - -Missouri. Local Aobnts at Evassvills, Iw'diixa.HE8SIID. KRATZ . fc.HKIliJrl AH. ; "THE subscribers would npctfuliy hiforin ths pnblkthat tliey have soenred an agency to sell the above named Shingle Machine, and that tliey will All all orders on short notice. One of these Machines has been on exhibition for several days In this city, and its superior merit is acknowledged by all. Persons who ma; doubt the ability of this machine will do wtll to enquire of our Lumber dealers, Mr. Glover and Mr. Fergus, and any person in the city who has seen the machine in operation. The Machiuesaws Shingles as smooth asif planed. and at tbe rate of two thousand per hour. We would alBo state that we can furnish Engines sufficient to run this Machine on short notice, and on reasonable terms. Call and fet Circular or persona desiring Circulars, who will send us their address, can have them sent by mail. .' . a . Office corner of Main and Second streets. , Jau21-6m KRATZ 4 HEILMAN. tfyojz, oiz,.TnE best jbticzb y of Breckinridge Coal Oil Just received bv " STODDARD THOMPSON,' , 'Jan2l' '- Druggists. gORP ORATIO JV JY" 49 T I V E.-OR-9L dered that the owners of Lots 9, W, 11, 12, 13, in Block 277, Lamasco, fronting Fourth Avenue, and between Franklin and Seventh streets, cause a plank -sidewalk to be lafd on said Lot, -within 30 days after the publication of this notice, and in de-1 fame thereof tbe Common Council will proceed to perform said werk, and the cost and expenses ae-' crning thereby will be asseexjd and collected by sale of said property, or so- m ich thereof as will satisfy said lein and eosta." - - - ' :- ;' '-'" ' By order of tha Common CouncH.- s - :- A. LEMCKE, City ClerK, jan21-10td -J. P. BCRKE, Deputy, lvoiicsDote copy.? MWO .n(t RH CREDI TrE COJV'OJH II frl-Ij WEALTH. 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 for cash will receive a reduction -squat to the expense of book-keeper, collector and bod debit, 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. Jan20 Z. H. COOK A SON. TT1RE8H ttROVJril SPICES -"Vi JB. 18 dozen oans Mustard, assorted, "h , , 2.'. do loose do, -' 200 do ' asssorted Pepper, Ginger, Alspice,Cinnamon, Cloves, Ac. - Warranted fresh and good.. Forsaleby ' VICKERY KRÜ8-, 82 Main st. W VVH WHEAT AJS'tt SUPBRPLA'H JLR FLOUR 50 bbls 8. F. Flour, .i. 50 bags 'Ao. 50 bag3 Buckwheat Flour. '"' VICKERY BBOS.fOX Main st. Call soon at mwo LASSES, SUGAR AJVB COPWIM. FEE 5 bbls new Molasses, 6 hhds new Suear, f I 13 , .. . i 6 bags prime Rio Coffee, '"" H . . 2 pockets Java do, . .- , ..' .i v". 6 bbls ass'd White 8ugar.A . For sale at onr bbuhI low rates. - ä jan20 VICKERY BROS., 82 Main at. MJl SALE. The undersigned Trustees of the I Presbyterian Church VS. 8.,) uf Evansville, IndiT . .U II I ... V .. 1M fA I) 1 ...... . 1 ana, wish to sell Lot No. 107, Old Plan, situated on tbe corner of Main and Second streets. Bids will be received by JOHN W. FOSTER, at the office of Baker a Foster, until February 6, 185!-, when the bids will be opened, and the Trustee will then decide eftner to accept tne nut or Iuris which they may consider best with reference- both to- the amount offered and the terms of payment, ttr they will advertise the property for sale at public auc- ! tion. Bids may be for the whola undivided, or for any part of the Lot. The title trill fx warranted by i parties whom names, i, witn auy iurtner information which may be desired, can bo learned on applica tion as above, or to either of tbe Troateea. - :.. t - . JAMES E. BLYTHE, . J .r' WILLIAM BAKER. - ' CHARLES 8. WELLS, i- Trustees. , D. MORGAN, JAMES 3WANS0S. John W. Fostkb, Sec'y of the Board. janl8-tf

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WJTEBESTI.Vf TO JFJR.TWHS JE Just received this day in store aud for sale, ifl0 bushels English Seed Oats, a very superior article. Call and see them, at Rt'STON'S Feed Store, under Telegraph Office :-'- - janl9 ttUJrDRIES JlnT RECEIVED fT J OLMSTED A SABIN'S - 10 bbls Green Apples, 1 bbl Texas Pecans, 1 bbl Filberts, 1 bbl English Wahmti, 2 bbls Almonds, '700 lbs Hamburgaud W. It. Cheese, -r- -2 bbls Winter Strained Lard OiL Just received and for sale low. - Jan 18 -BjWRJVISHEU ROOMS TWO OR JL three very pleasant rooms, furnished, or not furnished, in the central part of the city, suitable for a gentleman aud lady, can be had on, reasonable terms, by applying at tbe Journal tfifk-e. jaiilä-tf J10 Tit EO eH'OPJ R TJS'BR sbie. V W JACOB STKAfjB begs to Inform tho public that he has associated with himself his son FREDERIC iu the Hardware and Iron business, am) hopes that the lilvral patronage bestowed tiHu him heretofore will be transferred to the new firm. The style of the him will I, .... , JACOB STRACB & SON,- i janlT No. 40 Main street. gIUBT! LIGHT! XtVHT.' PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE, SELF-GENERATING CSrJEm LAMPSi THE public are now favored with the best, safes and most economical light evor produced, eqnal if not xnperior to tbe best coal gas. It is adapted for Churches, Hotels, Stores, Beading Rooms, Private Dwellings, Manufactories, Steamboats, Railroad Cars, eto. It only requires trial to prove it superiority over every other portable light now in - For aale t STODDARD A THOMPSON'S Drugstore. ... Janl7-lw - IMEW WHOI.ESJI.B GROVjSRIT W V HOCSE. I take pleasure in announcing to my numerous friends that I have commencea business at No. 28 Wost First street, (in the house formerly occupied by Messrs. Morgau's aa a Boot and Shoe store,) where 1 intend keeping constantly on hand a complete assortment of Grocories 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. McGRIFF. Evansville, Indiana, Janl7 mmsw etooBs "" WW 40 boxes Star Candles, 160 dozen Brooms, 25 do Zinc Wash Boards, -..SSO do Buckets, . . 5 , - 25 bales No. 1 Batting, '- 130 reams Wrapping Paper, ; 40bdls - - do .Twine, - . . .10 gross Bonnet Boards. . J ust received and for sale cheap by janl7 A. M. McGRIFF. - rWXOBJVVO CIGJR8 JL . 40 boxes choice Virginia Tobacco, ' - - 60 caddies do - do d, 150 boxes Washington Cigars, " "' ' 50 do Principe and Regalia d.i. For aale by " A. M. JIcGRIFF. " dm dm mkäM fm yblLo vricop M. M " " " LAB 8HINGLESJust received and for sale at the new Lumber Yard, corner of Main and Eighth streets. . -janS NEWBERRY A CLEMENT. XIOVOR8- - : 30 bbls Old Rye, Reserve and Bourbon, 4 do 8. M. Wine lOhfdo do, '10 hf do French Brandy, . - 10 bbls do do, -. 4 do Cherry do, 4 do Ginger Wine, - 2 do Lombu Cordial. ; ; ? Just received and for Bale cheap by Janl7 A. 31. McGRIFF. hVK BBIi. PREPARE It 8JV8J&E MEAT, put up by a good farmer's wife, and for sale at '.. H. COOK A SON'S, . jnn IK No. 22 Main street and 2 First st. JCIXEIUTRIX JWTICE.--J'OTICE MJd i hereby given, that the nnderslgned has been appointed Execut rix of the last will and testament of Ira Thayer, deceased, late of Yanderburg county. The estate is solvent. PHIL1NDA P. THAYER, janl5-3wd Executrix. ' TAJYtl PROM VJ'IIER,JV8T RE9 ceived in store and for aale 5 tons Oil Cake, a superior article, 50 tons Hay, 15 tons Bran, 6 tons Shipstuf. 000 bushels Corn, 300 bushels Barley. And for salo cheap for cash, at the feed store of Rl'B TON, Water street, under Telegraph office. " . . . . . janll - s BJLI.tJ'i OPP AT COST. TO make room for a Spring stock, we now oflt.r our stock of goods at cost, consisting in part of Dress Goods, Shawls, Cloaks, Cloths, Cassimeres, Flannels, Muslins, Prints, Ac. Terms cash. -janU-2w - - - JAMES OAKLEY A SON. - MR I CK E It .nO-!ää BAI.E8, A JL choice article, just received and for sale by . ... g. K. GILBERT A CO-., janll ' " ' " No. 4 Sycamore street. change Dry Pine Lumber at the lowest prices, for One Thousand Dollars worth of County Orders. We will take the orders at93centson the dollar, ALSO We want $3000 in City Orders, for which we will give Pine Lumber, at low prices, -jan8 NEWBERRY A CLEMENT.. g-REEJS- APPM.ES,k PCJtIPKJJB, X-M Walnuts, Oatmeal, Sweet Potatoes, Parsnips, Split Peas, Poultry of all kinds, English Bla.k Oats, Canada White Oata, Eggs, Onions and Turnips, at reduced prices, at Z. H. COOK t SON'S. i"TERS. SELECT J. P. BJL,TImore Oysters at SI 15 per can ; 00 cents per halfcan.at jan8J Z. H. COOK A SON'S. WgABCOCK BROTHERS WILL REMR MOTE their large stock of Groceries to their ne store on the same lot they occupied previous to the Are, next week, where they will be pleased to greet their old customers and as lnfthy now ones as possible with extra good bargains to begin tha new year with. . '.; ' . ' ' jan4 mmEW MOLASSES, usIO AJS'tt av io gallon kens. For salo by :: f Jan ; OLMSTED SABIN. nECAJVS.X 00" B C SXfEZWEXTR A JL Texas Pecans just received, superior ta any other made and for sale low jan4 i . BABC0CK BROTHERS. MOCE'RiBS 7 WJT - 100 boxes assorted Tobacco, ; - " ; i "t -'- 500 do do- Window Glass, - ' 300 kegs - do - Wheeling Nails, j "' '. 10 tierces new Rice, .--.-? v. ' ' 600 pkgs assorted Teas. ' " ' 1 '' KHOt ' 60,090 Lights, ass'd Window Sash,4 a -.-Jw . ""''" 150 assorted Panel Doom 1 " ' 500 kegs White Lead, j : i TOOdoz Paiuted Buckets, ! 1 ' y -4s . 25 doa afworted Tnh. " -.--.- -I.. '-i 25 doi Wash Boards. l-im .- ' With a fall stock of goods usually kept hf grosers, on hand and for sale bv ' " - jan4 . BABCOCK BROTHERS; ; JTl LA T BOAT POR ' SAL Br WE JT have an A No. 1 Wood Boat for sale cheap 70 feet long, in prime order, with or without skiff. jau4 BABCOCK BROTHERS. AlORBA OB WLy t 100 coils assorted Manilla Rope., - .n a.. a - ir j.. J -T 50 do do ' Hemp do. 25 do Hemp Packing Tarn, 25 bundles Cotton Twine, ' 25 coils Cotton Line. For sali by BABCOCK BROTHERS. jan4 OlLSiA bbls Tanners' Oil, 25 do Machine Oil, 10 do Linseed Oil. - For sale by - BABCOCK BROTHERS. Jan4 R- q V O R 0 WE ,BA JE A PULL JLt assortment of Foreign and Domestic Liquors and Cigars on baud and for sale. ' L jan4 ; -. .-: BABCOCK BROTHERS. ' 300 bbls choice White Lime, .j , lot do Hydraulic Cement - - ' " On band and for sale by - X a' Jan4 - BABCOCK BROTHERS. RAlAkSVWW 15 150 bbls Rectified Whisky. ' w t. -. "1.. i ' L .iü, do choica old Bourbon, . t. 25 do do do Rye, . .'. , , - - 25 do do American Brandy? -- In store and for sale low. .. . -. ,.'. jan4 - ; BABCOCK BROTHERS. rW HAPP I JS'E W t-EAR TO ALL. wYJL As the old year has just closed, leaving a joyous or sad remembrance to all, I take this opportunity ef offering my grateful thanks to-mt numerous friends and customer for their liberal patronage in sustaining the cauk yrm, and will duly merit a continuance of tiie saute. . . - SAM. EMBICH janl ... , T No. 49 Main street. t PJVMfBlEB- - v 1 ii 30 boxes Papered Soda, ,1 R,. I . . r 1 .a l.-i X.. 1 Rnttimr. - '--. . '' t - ..- boxes Star uanaiea. . .. . . , . . . ' 25 do Lipct Axes, .. . "., . - - 20- do Craiu Tarter, . ; ' 50 do 1 Ground Spiee, ?- - 20 do assorted Tacks,- '' 6 do Carpet do, '-( -..T 50 bbls Vinegar, -- !.! u. i .-. - 40 do Cement. For sale bv - - , . " dec3i - i ORR, DALZELL A XJO. CHOE8! SHOES!! SHOE 81! I Just 9 received, a fine assortment of Ladies' and Children's Shoes; Men's, Ladies' and Children's Overs and Sandels, at - , 8AM. KMBICH'S, No. 49 Main at. I N. B. Pay your old debts, or . janl

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THE OLD AND RELIABLE P.AI EK EVANSVILLE DAILY -.OUlilSÄL' fi 0TA I.--M.-a , E VEU1" ItJ 'Ly full and accurate reporla-f the state of the Markets, and the very latest current news ot iho allTthe X.EWS FurniKhrd to the Ar-sociatld pfcrw'is" piiiiptly lai.l before the Ri-iiilcrs of tho .roi RNAt" - ' - - OX Ii ANi)vA UAJ.r .i).VVSJX JLl) V AN CK, of the' Cincinnati pnuerV. , Ah? exciting fieiseion of .-nsrese -. Is now being' helrf, and" nil anxious, tV hear elaborato reports of Üie proceed iiis. should avail themselves of this oppui tiiiiitj , and r.filcrie for The Joirnal. The t.-rnis f..r tiie DAIl.r J URNAL are $500 ' per year, and 1 SO fry 1x moiitls, is abvascK : or ' 10 cents pt-r i ok, if iaid to. litfi .Carrier. A ciucfiil sunimaxy ui the doings of the Lug-. Mature will be ma-la nu for every . paper, la short, a condensrd virw of nil thar 1s going on in tho Universe, will be ihroishet) our readers ewry day. " dec6 EltWXBIt q. SMITH, WHOLESALE, tlt.MK 1'r At I I'KEK, Market VA. street, Evansvine,- Imt., will beer, on I J"l hand and make to der every variety 1 'ot Cane and ood Se-.t CHAIRS. The 1 Trade supplied at lowert rates. Hoti-ls, Steamboats : and Halls fnrnilicl promptly to order. Being prepared with Ii the improvements in Machinery, Ac, and cheap lumber, I can oBVrto dealers in tho West or South aa good h Chair,- and at lower rates, than can be had in Cincinnati or elsewhere.' Choir : plank an.d timber for chair stuff wanted. Terms rawh,- or approved pajer.- All work warranted. - - ' ' ' ' - jnn 1-1 y WAILS SPtXES '.' '. - , 1200 kegs assorted Nos. Nails, ' , " 100 do . . do Cut Spikes, e v. .50 do tl.i ; Wrt. do, 50 do Vine Blue Lathing Nails, " 23 do 3d Barrel Nails. Forsaloby dec31 ORR, DALZELL Jt CO, SIS W i'EAR'S fJ I IT S. ItOBELL WIW.& CONYNGTUN hae received a new stock for such gift : , -'- The Album de Fcroglio, . A b. sntiliil collection of rosewood Desks,; And a great variety of Books in antique and elegant bindings. Also, a new supply of Children's Books. . . . dco31 TV TT LIP 8 PATENT CSOS8-CVT SAWS 1 eaae just received. Also on hand 24 Rowland's Germnn and C P. Mill Saws, 5 doie n Wood r?av s, l'mmeil, ftir sale low bv dec 30 JACOB STRACB, No. 40 Main st. t.Vl Oil'. A S A PliUTlOJS OP mJt our stork is tlaHinfod by tire, we have concluded to close out entirely at costs. All are invited to come, as we will give good inducements for cash. " dectti .1, OAK LEY A SON. SA WE It CYPRESS .rA Shiimles: MWhioo feet dressed Pina I'looriiif;, the host quality ever sold in the oity. For mile, cheap, at the new Lumber Yard, corner of Slain mid Eighth streets. dec22 NEWBERRY A CLEMENT. . gVO UJ T OR Ml EX S.I WA .VT $100 W-J in County Orders, for which I will payOOcenti cash, or 95 cents in goods or on retail accounts. deci9 CHARLEYS. WELLS. WyAJ'A WH A &ALTaOHBL8. MR. tor salo Ion- by S. E. GILBERT A CO. RS A fJS .' RAUS! RAUS .'Wanted iu -V exchange l'..r Groceries. jan8 OLMSTED A SABIN. Tfm ISSOLVTIOJV OP PA R TJ"E RMM SHIP. The itrm of llitt-olff A Sm was dissolved on the 11th of Dernihcr,H58, by the retirement ot J. L. BIT! ROLFF.S'b. All accounts due the old firm must be paid immediately to BITTR0LFF BROS., successors. J. L. BiTTROLFF, J. L. BITTR0LFK, Jr. ARTJS'ERSHIP OTICE. LOUIS and GEOKt.K HlTTKOl, ft'F huvinir mirrhftail thotntorest of .1. L. Mittr-jlIT, Sr., in the firmofBittrolfl f-Sun, have entered into a partnership under the style of MTTRtlLFF BROTHERS, and will continue the Watch and Jewelry busiuess at the old stand, No. 48 Mai u stroct, botwten First and Second. Having combined Die ibu-k of both Houses into one, we have now on hand the finest, largest and best selected stock of Gold and Silver Witches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Clocks, Spectacles, Ac, ever seen in this city, and which we are selling oft' at prices very little above the cost. Those who wish to buy flue Jewelry at very low figures, ure invited to call at No. 48 Main street. dec-22-lm . BITT.'tOLFF BROTHERS. AHIfRi'H OP THE ASSt7MPT10J wL SKCÜN STREET. The interior of this church has been lately finished and supplied with many more pews than required by the congregation ; consequently stränget s to the congregation who- may desire to have a' iw in the said chnrch, are informs 1 that the icw sill be. indiscriminately rented ou the .2! day of January, 18ÖS between two and;) o'clock P.M. ThecUiuoh is warmed by a -furuuceHUd lighted by gas. For the future, until coutrary notice, tho vespers will btiat 7 'clix;k 1'. 31 and tlicro vvill be a hol t lecture between 4nrt of Te.-qK-fs. ; t dec31 g o o r sPRiJS'as-so.nETHiJrü JLW new wid jWÜieii.; Just opened at vdsc f CHARLES S. WELLS.mWR. A.yiACPA R LA.S'I RESPECT-F-Afully announees to tire citizens of Evansville that he has leased the above Halt for a short season only, for tho pi.rKe of giving a series of first class Dramatic-Entertainments. - -;,-... . . flra A I' I Jt 8. AntERSOJ .TIER-AlP-VH ANT. TAILOB, Mitchell' Block Maiu street. vsknsvilleWliidu' Hvadquarbers for elegant Clothing maile to order.. t .GentsVFurnishing Goods, ucb as Shirts, Col lure,. (Jiavats, Handkerchiefs; rc. Aieoi a variety of Piece-Goods, made up to orderin tho-very beat etyle and manner, -at quick terms, small profits andextrnsivo sales-. , doöäJ xUJSltRIE8 .AI.nOJMI8, PIL BERTS, Brazil Nors, Kmrlish -Walnuts, Figs, Dates, Ritisfn?,- Ciirnrtit.", - Rock Candy, Ousters, Lobsters, Sardine, Almn,' Epsom Salts, Sulphur, Roll Brimstone, Copper, Madder, Ext. Logwood, Indigo, Cream Tartar, Soda,- Bedcords, Blacking, Batting, Cloves, Cement, Cigars of all kinds, Nutmegs, Ginger of 11 kinds. Glaps Jars, Tumblers, Lanlerni and Flasks, Lemon Syrup, Mustard, Matches, Pepper Saoce, Spanish Moss, Stone Pipee, Powder, Safety Fuse, ToIjuucu .of all kinds. Fancy Soaps, Starch, Vinegar, Cordage, Letter, Note, Cap and W riting Paper, Teas, Flour,. Camphor, Envelopes, Saltpetre, Brit i-h Lustre, etc., etc. ; . A supply of the above kept constantly on hand, and for sale low, by S. E. GILBERT A CO., .. - tec22 - . Sveamore street, near Water. llHlIBrt......... .......THOMAS BOl.CSS,, JH. ;rr;r fisher & boluss. JTWRASS POLS IIERS, PMJ SIMERS, JLr Steam Pipe and Gas Fitters,, oar of Pine and First streets, Eranstilla, Indian espectfully assure the public that auy orders cm .listed to their charge in the above branches of business, will be executed with promptness, and in the first style of workmanship. '' u " " - AVariety.ofBrass'WTirk constantly on hand and manufactured tooTder:" Strict attention paid to Locomotive and Distillery work. Steam Gauges, Oaa and Steam Pipes always ready." Highest market price, in cash, paid for old Copper. Brass and Zinc. ' .: - : . decl3-lyd NADA SEED.OATiiM bushels for sale by dec7 V ... ORR," DALZELL i CO. nn BE MUTEST COLLECTION OP JL present books ever in the market. Women of beauty from Semtramis' to Eugenia trafterd's' Gallery Fuvorite English- ballads properly illustrated, and a huiidred other valuable works beautifully illustrated and embossej ! -Call and see them before buying elsfwhero. It Costs nothing to look. ! " s ; . -i " dec22 --; ' DBKLL A'CONTNGTON. TrUST RECEWEU AT ÖZ.HStEllt WP it SABIN'S 5 bush Driod Apples, i . -H s-.- , . 6 iou do. Peaches,. ,". ün , ,i i ö bbls Green Apples, ; i .- w v.ft : 1 f i bbl soft-shell Almonds, ... . .jtaKof.i .-,., 1 frail ef Dates,-. - . -.!-..' ,. : fc 25 boxes Raisins, .- . , J 12 bbls Vinegar. - , - OLMSTED 4 SABIN. c30 " ' -Mm tiJTiSTR VW. tt. BAIRIt, Zf. It., -JLP respectfully iritVivnis Ihe manu , of Evansville and vicinity that he. hasw located here permanently for the purpose of practicing Dentistry in all Its branches. . BiB Plate work from a single tooth to full sett, ar Eastern prices. Teetli filled in a surior manner. - ,' ALL WORK WARRANTED. Offlce No. 45 Main street,, tinder City Gallery. . dee-23 ' ' . ' jgUIRIST.nAS A.VII JEW "EAR y PKESNTS,consi9iiug of the following Books: Gallery of Famous Poetrt, t , , Women of Beauty and Heroism, .'. .".",.'""' ; Lays from the Land of Luther. 'Z.'. . American Scenery, Book of Beaufy, Leaflets of Memory, . Gem of the Season, . ' r The Atlantic Souvenir, The Oriental Annual, The Sacred Allegories, - Josephiue Gallery, Bow In thedeud," Kliymeand Roundelays - Bryant's Poems, Poe1 Poetical Works, ' Tom Moore' Works, Tiie Prince. -' Also, a fine asortnient of Bibles, Prayer Books, Psalms and Hymns, aud many others too numerous to mention, together with a fine selection of Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Cabas, if,. ; Fos sale cheap at ' J. HEALEY'S, - dec22 - Cor. First and Main sts.. Evansville, la. , RESH CAJ PEACHES, PRESH Can Strawberries, Fresh Can Quinces-, ' Fresh Can Pears, ' ' Preserved Quinces, '- ' Do " Pears, - ' ' Do " Lemons, Strawberry Jt.ni, "' . Brandy Limes, - Do Peaches. declS ' ' Fresh Can Green Gages Preserved Peaches, Do Oranges, Do Pine Apple, Orange Marmalade, Pear do, For sale by Z. H. COOK A SON.