Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 80, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 November 1859 — Page 2

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rVyi) S!fAI EVANSVIULtf. IHD. TUESDAY MORNING.. .NOVEMBER 29 READISG MATTER ON PAGE. KVEItY Newi Summary. A fepeciat dispatch to the New York Tribune, states that the President occupied most of the 23d instant, in the preparation of his message. While playing the amanuensis to some senatorial brains, he holds no public reception, and declines private visits. In other words, while his keepers are getting up a genuine "Buchanan's message," the President " lies low and keeps quiet." "Occasional," writing to the Press, in regard to a proposed meeting of editors from all the States, at Washington, during the next session of Congress, sajs that it would be " a congregation, interesting in every respect." A thousand editors brought together to nominate a President, would completely overthrow all the President making politicians and aspirants -" that depend so entirely Upon the numerous pens of these same editors. But too many, even, of these manufacturers of great men are the dependents of their own creations." The London Timet makes some sharp comments on the Harper's Ferry insurrection, and says, " We cannot therefore be surprised to see such reasoners reminded, from time to time, by warnings like that afforded by the Harper's Ferry insurrection, how insecure is the basis on which the slave owner builds, and how dangerous it is for a nation which carries so. venomous a serpent in her bosom, to be forever trifling with the possibility of a foreign wart the first effect of which must almost necessarily be to rouse the sleeping destroyer into life and activity. An auction sale on the Cth of December, of the various articles that have accumulated in the Dead Letter Office during the last twelve years, is announced as one of the novelties of the season at Washington. The list would stock an extensive variety store. It is said that at the opening of Congress, a call will be made for a statement of all contracts, jobs, and employment given to citizens of Pennsylvania by the pressnt Administration, with the names of the beneficiaries; also, all extra allowances made on contracts of every kind, and especially claims refused by paymasters. Some interesting disclosures are expected. The Xenia Ifeies says that a negro named W. D. Manly, stabbed John Curry, a white man, in an affray, which occurred at the house of Bob Davis. The quarrel arose out of a discussion relative to the merits, of a dinner. The wound is considered a dangerous one, and Manly is iu. jul awaiting his trial. The Ilicbmond Broad Axe says that a young man, named Henry Smith, residing near Dovjur, iu that county, was killed by falling from a tree twenty feet to the ground. He was in the act of climbing after a wounded squirrel. Gov. Wise appears to be suffering more from the defence of his friends than from any other source. Their attempts to vindicate bis course in calling out troops, only renders the whole affair more absurd. There - is nothing to warrant such a step, or any force whatever. The Marshall county Republican says that Mr. Lorenzo Dow Parks was drowned in Muckshaw Lake, while shooting ducks. The body was .'ecovered, and all efforts made to resuscitate him were unavailing. Mr. Parks leases a wife and two children. The Republicans of New York have nominated George Opdyke for Mayor, ne was a Barn-burner in 1848, but never rejoined the Democratic party after that campaign. Capt. French, recently eortnected with Major Bowman's Bureau of Construction at the Treasury Department, but dismissed for the disordered condition of his accounts, i3 believed to be involved in a heavy defalcation. His accounts will undergo a rigid examination. Ogle Taylor is his surety. It seems that French's expendituaes far exceeded his pay. ' . Mr. Preston, our Minister to Spain, has a six months furlough from duty, which for ' private State reasons," will probably be indefinitely postponed. Dispatches from Mr. Dimitry announces things unchanged in Costa Rica. He was well received by the Government and the people. Justice Daniels of the Supreme Court, is lying at the point of death. No one is adadmitted to see him. Mr. Sartiges is expected to resume the French Mission at Washington, having failed to obtain an European transfer. Hon. Charles Sumner arrived home in the steamer Canada. His health and mental ..T5A0-r.-salll"nOT1Tf1eas Court will resume its sittings this' morning, Judge Moons presiding. ' E& We can look upon no paper "as a zealous co-laborer in the cause of Democracy " that advises the party to cling to a particular person " first, last, and all the time." Such Democracy is too new fangled to suit us, and we know it is not the position of Mr. Douglas himself, who has always advised his friends to go for the nominee of the convention. It is deplorable that prominent editors should sink principles in their advocacy of men. Perhaps they are more to be pitied than blamed for this, as two ideas cannot be entertained at the same time in their diminutive brain pans. The man the most available to carry out the principles of the party will receive the nomination, and him will we support "first, last, and all the time." Enquirer. :, - piThe Douglas men ir Pennsylvania, headei by John W. Forney, have invariably boUed the regular nominations, and either run candidates in opposition to the administration nominees, or supported Republicans. The support of the Douglas men gave Judge Reed his immense majority two years o- f j ago. It is well known that Col. Forney's

proral of Judge Dobglas, who thoCgbt bis

friends bad the- same Tight to bolt? regular

nominations in Pennsylvania that the ad- ' articles for domestic use, Mr. Palmer is herents of Mr. Buchanan had in Illinois. 7 ! supposed to be the individual whose nocturiButthis is iiot all ---Air. Douglitipre- I hal visits have for some months past honsents one construction of the Cincinnati ored the cellars and larders of a great nuru-

I p!atform73Ir. Buchanan and Joe Lane another. Which is right? Which side does the Enquirer take? It is the "principle, not tbe men "that is-to be-considered. The' Republicans charged uponfthe Democracy in 1856 -that' the. Cincinnati platform was a two-faced , concern ; that it was understood to mean one thing North, and quite a different thing South. 1 his .was denied vehemently by that party, who maintained that it was strictly national. At the first meeting of Congress under Mr. Buchanan, it turned oat that there were different opinions as to what was the meaning of the platform. Mr.' Douglas construed it one way, and Mr. Buchanan, Jefferson Da vis, and others regarding it in quite a different light. The qnestion is, Mr. Enquirer, which of the leaders have the correct position, in your opinion ? That is the point the people are anxious about. They are not so particular about Mr. Douglas' nomination, except as 'it would be an acknowledgement that the construction he has given to the Cincinnati platform, is the construction adopted by the Democratic j Prt7- 9 j Local and Miscellaneons. Furthir Fartlcalari. The melanchely affair of Saturday evening, which ushered Mr. Lcxkenheimeu unbidden into the presence of the Judge of the quick and dead, and adds to our annal3 the sad story of another suicide, was the all absorbing topic of yesterday. Hundreds gathered around the spot where the deed was committed, prompted for the most part by a morbid curiosity to obtain even a bare glimpse of something connected with, the last of this unfortunate man. What could have, been the motive tibat prompted the deed, must remain ever his own secret. That ho was perfectly rational at the time, must be inferred from his acta immediately previous, although he had been for some days sadly under the influence of liquor. Mr. L. left the Sixt Hotel, where he boarded, between 8 and 9 o'clock, in the evening, having intimated to the proprietor bis intention to destroy himself. Proceeding up Locust street towards his room, he was met by his brother, who tried to persuade him to return to his hotel, which he refused to do, and went directly to bis room. Apprehending home violence, his brother, Mr. Frederick! Lukkcnheimeb, and Mr. Sixt, followed, but on arriving at the room. found it dark and supposed that the deceased bad gone some place else. Mr. Xn however, had gone into the back yard to borrow a hatchet. Mr. Garvin, who met him there, observed nothing unusual in his behavior or appe.trance, only he thought it a little strange on being informed by deceased that he could not get his gas '.o burn, as he, (Mr. G,) had no difficulty with bis, which is supplied from the same pipes; aud supposed that the object iu procuring the hatchet was with reference to this fact Shortly afterwards a noise was heard in Mr. Lurikenheimer's room, as if some one was cutting or pounding, and in a few moments followed the report of a pistol. When his brother and Mrs. Sixt entered the room, deceased was lying on ' his lounge, suffering terrible agony ; his groans attracted a number of persons, but the fatal -ball had done iU work.' ' It appeared that his pistol being locked up iu his bureau drawer, and the key misplaced, deceased had procured the hatch et to force the drawer and obtain 'the weap on. Having succeeded, he evidently - took his seat on the lounge and deliberately fifed the ball ' through his forehead, a shorty dis tance above and between the eyebrows. The unfortunate man thus mangled, ling' ered for two hours of the most dreadful rjrony, and about H o'clock, ceased to breaUae, being entirely insensible from the time of the commission of the act. - He was burriied on Sunday afternoon from his room. U large number of his friends and acquaint; idces accompanied the remains to their lust resting place in Oak Hill cemetery. - Drowsed. The body of John Rows, wLo was drowned in the canal - basin over a week ago, was recovered on Sunday, taud the coroner's jury returned a t verdict of accidental drowning. : , John Whisky is still at work. , . Rows was an intemperate man, and was the curse of a wife and five children. Something over a week ago, he left his home with a sack, to get some meal, and was seen no more until his body was fished up from the bottom of the'Canal, by some men who were dragging for him. Jhe njt'j he was drowned in the canal, and on Sunday morning the sack ; he had with him when he left home was found floating ia the basin. When this was recognized by " her, she requested a search, which resulted in the recovery of his body as above. In his pockets were found a pocket-knife fifteen cents, a great wad of tobacco, and the ' explanation of the accident a flask, half filled with whisky, so well corked as to exclude the water. An occasional report of the mortality of the city and vicinity, with the causes remote or direct of each death, would disclose , a fact of which a certain class of dealers might feel proud of, perhaps. The statistics of crime would still enhance the interest of the information to these persons, whose traffic is worse than the infernal machine, and whose, advertisements might with propriety be displayed with the cut of a gibbet, a prison,' or the grave of the inebriate and the suicide. . ' a ' -. f . .. A Cellar Tmir .Arrested An" old man, who gave his name as' Joss Paxiieb, I a most miserable looking specimen ff,hai ... v.-- ... .... .ulv ,waLii snjvimu yi kuu- j 1 man nature,' begrimmed with dirt, and satu-J.

tnorbirt b.V bfficera MaRtin and Clifford,

- Ibr robbing cellars of their comestibles and pber of our citizens. John wa3 mean enough to steal, and meaner still, for in disposing of his" ill-gotten booty, he was cutting under the market.- - Jobs sold star candles at 1 5 cents per pound, and lard at a very low figure. Market baskets were looking down, with but few purchasers. Tallow, brisk. Johs's depot was a cemfield near the toll gate, on- the plank road, though to avoid annoyance of customers who might wish to examine his goods, without purchasing, he gave it out that his stock was nine miles in the country. : Jons drove a brisk business, but his large profits, at such low prices, excited the envy of dealers whose goods cost them store than John's selling mark, and our peripatetic vendor was made an object of persecution. ' Articles were found in his possession' which he hadn't paid for, (for Jons had a credit system of "his own ; he obtained his ; goods on time, but sold for cash, on . the principle of quick sales and small profits. John's title to much of his stock was considered imperfect, atd to crown all, this practical exponent of the erdeit mobUier was thrown into jail to await the next-term of court, and his prop erty confiscated. The venerable scamp de nies having any accomplices, and if this is true he is remarkably ubiquitous, besides being a judge of good living. i S& The wind on Saturday evening upset Mr. Elliott's show case, damaging it considerably, so that for ri few days he will not be able to have the usual display at the door, but whoever will take the trouble to walk up stairs, will find the finest gallery of pictures that is to be found in the Western country, and all who want No. 1 pictures would do well to call at the City Gallery, 45 Main street. Mr. E. has on the finer qualities of cases reduced his prices nearly one-half. More goods have come to auction. II. Nelson & Co. have just received an addition of ten cases of dry goods to their large stock already on hanti, and will resume the auction sales to-day at 10 o'clock. The ladies are invited at the afternoon sales, at 2 o'clock. The entire lot, old and new, is bound to be sold. MARRIED. On Sunday, 27th inst., by Uie lie v. Mr. Gillelt, Ha. John L. Amort, to Miss Ellen Stiy.on, both of this city. . The edibles received were duly discussed, and tLe nappy couple will accept our acknowledgements, and wishes for future happiness and prosperity. - DIED. Of Dropsy, oo Sunday at 12 o'clock. It. 31., Mra. Elizabeth, consort of 111 rah Kiwiuir, aged 4i yearn, I month aud 13 days. The friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend her funeral, at bur late residence, on Fourth street, between Wiiluut and Chestnut, today (Tuesday) at 2 o'clock, P. M. N EW A D V E RT IS EM N TS. $50 Heward ! fcTiK.v euom time sinscBES3 er, living in Centre township, a chesuut sorrel mare, fifteen hands high, or thereabouts, with two white hind feet, and a narrow ring of while ou oueof lierfo. s feet, a white collar mark on her breast and a star on her forehead ; aged about six years ; trots and sometimes paces. Very docile and easily approached. Said mare was taken from lil y farm about three weeks ago. X will give thealove reward for her recovery. ELlAS WEBER. Evansville, nov2"dlwif-w1 1 trv m. vin t. Mi i.aj-u von sjch W We are authorized to sell at private sale the north-east quarter of section 21. township 4 south, range 10 west, in Vanderburgh county, containing 180 acres. This is the old James W. Junes place, lying on both sides of the Princeton roud, J.J mile aouth of Warrington, aud is one of the best farms in this part of the State. There are about 70 acres under cultivation, with a gvod joung fruit bearing orchard, a good dwelling house and all necessary out-houses, including a large new log barn. The place is in good order and will be sold at a bargain upon reasonable terms. Possession will be given in Itlarch next. CHANDLKK & aYNES, nov2!tf V ! Agents. BUY YOUR Soots C&7 SllOOS At McDonald's City Boot and Shoe Store! ' m vst orjKjynn ojv thjb cobjvmh 9W of Main aud First streets, where can be found a great variety of Gents, Boys and Youths Calf, H.ip and Grain BootH if all kinds. Ladies will And a nice lot of Kid and Morocco Boots, Cloth lace and Congress Gaiters, Buskins and Slippers, with or without heels. Misses and Children's tine Gaiters lace Boots, Ac. Coarse and medium of all styles, from the best to the cheapest. Ladies, Misses aud Gents Buffalo and Gem over-shoes, sandles, Ac. ; also a great variety of Mens' and Boys Wax and Kin Broaans, Gaiters, Pumps. Ac' Give the City Boot & Shoe tore a trial. Remember McDonald's, corner Main and First streets. nov29j ci'li."?R?.ZiaUd 1 Attachment before G. Charles Kockwood w McBride, CUv KecBrd Adolplms liahn. J and -,c' J- prg whit or jit tji ar.n kjt vtis WJL issued by meonthe22d cny of November, 10'J, in a case wherein W illiam P. Devon and Charles- Kockwood . are plaintiffs, and Adolpbns Hahn is defendant, and it appearing from the return of the summons that n tersooal service could be had, this is to notify said defendant of the, pendency cif the said action will be tried before ine at my ofllce on the city of Evansville, Vanderbugh county, Indiana, on tbo 20th day of December, A. D. libit, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon. G.W. McBBIDE, City Recorder, nov29w3wltd and ex-ofliuio J. P. --j r ,.-. r in. I UUUUS. " Look out for bargains at Hoser's. yrJ z .-v j v sr uhturjs'jbb JLH from New York with a second supply of FANCY AND STAPLE DKY GOGD3 for this season , and ladies wishing to make their selections in Dress Goods and Notions for tbo holidays will, we hope, not foil to take advantage of this opportunity, offered at the well-known stand, No. 30 Main street. . nov28 KOSKK BEOS. A CO. W JB W nJMSIJYS, VW AND ALMONDS CPMMtJYTS, 30 bxs Layers and M. B. Raisins, 1 cask (350 ttw) Zanto Currants, 1 bbl soft-shell Almonds. All of which I can recommend as something ohuice, just received and for sale liv CHAS. McJOnjfSTOJf, nov26 Posey's Block, Main street. as quarter sacks strictly pure fresh ground, just received and for sale by CHAS. McJOHNSTON, nov26 Posey's Block, Main street. OWSTJIBS! O i'fiTKlin KKCEI VED daily by Express, direct from Baltimore, fresh and fine. Those wanting, can tie supplied iu quantities to suit, by CHAS. McJOHNSTON, nor26 Posey's Block, Main street. IMMUf" SCHOOL Mi O sjlsj. B 1 US FOK W m the erection of a School Knntto, (similar to the Brick School Building above Main street,) and furnishing material for the same, will Im received at the office of H. Q. Wheeler, 'until December 1, 18f. The said house is to be located oit Carpenter street. Plans and specifications can be seen by application to H.Q Wheeler. By order of the Board of Trust. nov2S-lw - P. HORN BBOOK, Clerk. Enquirer copy.J

'.""NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ol THE MAILS AT THE POST OFj FICE IN EVANSVILLE, liD. ARRIVALS. E. A C. Bailroad. (daily)...- - 5.18 P. M. PaducalMtrt weekly,) Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 9.00 A. M. Henderson, (daily) 10.00 Mount Vernon, (tri-weekly,) Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday , 3.00 P. M. Itockport, tri-eeklyj Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. .-. .. 7.00 P. M. Petersburg h, (once a week,) Thursday. 9.0O A. M. Cynthiaua, (wc weekrK'I'iiursiay.-...v.' T.OO P. M. DEPAJLTU&fca. ; - E. 0. Bailroad, (daily)..... -...i0.25 A. M. Padtuah, tri-weekly,) -Monday. Wednesday, and Friday - 12.00 31; .. Hendeion, (daily) - 12.00 M. Mount Vernon, (tri weekly, loeadty, - Thursday, and Saturday . 7.00 A. MKockport, (tri-weekly,) Monday, Vedday, and Friday ..- - 7.00 A. M. Petersbuagh, (once a week.) Thursday.10.00 " : CynthianSt (once a week,) Thursday. 6.00 ' Closing of the Mails. The Kailroad Mail will close promptly at 'Jli o'clock, (railroad time) after which hour no letters will be received.. The Paducah (Silver Star) and Henderson mails will close at 11 o'clock every day-. The Buckport, lit Ver- : : tt .1 j .. i. ; xc-:i- -: 1 1 v. new uuraiuuj , auu vjuiunj9 jumir .hi w closed and made up at 9 o'clock at night the even ing before their departure. nov24 C. R. KTJDD, P. M CM OSE-HOUSE WAGOS AT AUCTION. WM. We will sell, on Saturday morning next, at auction, a one-horse wagou, 100 gross of Friction Matches, 1 Counter Scale, tc nov2t H. NELSON. JB2 new Brick Buildings, on Market place each ruitable for a store and dwelling or may be occuied as a dwelling alone. Enquire of A. C. HALLOCK, Ins. Agency Office, liarble Hall, Main St., Kvansvilie. ' nov23 JB BAN AND SHOBTS1Q TONS JUST .Re ceived and for sale by - CHAS. McJOHNSTON, nov24 Posey's Block, Main street. LIBRARY LECTURES. rWVTF. LECTURE COMMITTEE OF THE JL Evansville Library Association take pleasure in announcing to the citizens of Evansville that they have completed arrangements for the following course of Lectures : HON. HENRY 8. FOOTE, of Mississippi December 3d. Subject : "Thi Patriot Prksident." PKOF. E. L. YOUMANS, of New York CityDecember. Subject: "Mas)L'ju.db or the I.leMEMT8." J. A. McMASTEIt, Esq., of N. Y. Freeman's Journal January 10. Subject: "Chuistophk Columbus." HON. KOBEKT DALE OWEN, of New Harmony January. 8nbject: "It alt." BAYARD TAYLOR, Esq., of New York February 1 Subject : "Moscow." EDWIN P. WHIPPLE, Esq., of Boston--February. Subject ; "Joas or Ao." HON. J. T. HEADLEY, of Albany, N. YFebroarv. Subject : . RALPH WALDO EMERSON, of Concord, Mass. February. Subject 1 Season Tickets to the Course ....... 8 1 50 For sale at the Library Rooms and by all of the Directors. . . JOHN W. FOSTER. CHARLES DEN BY. WELL. H. WALKER. Bov23 Lecture Committee. JTOH MKJXTK NEW BRICK DWELL -at, ing, containing nine rooms, ' with a good cellar, cistern, and-out-buildings ; a large garden and yard filled with fruit and shrubbery. Said lot is situated on Second street, between Gum and Maple. Possession given first day of February, I860. Enquire of OCTAVIA E. LEWIS. fki9ll7f.V-THC CO-PARTNER--aLsv ship heretofure existing between the undersigned, under the style of the "Evansville Journal Company," has, by mutual consent, this day been dissolved, by the withdrawal of Mr. Carlile. The accounts of the late firm will be settled at the office of the new firm. Y. t. CARLILE, F. M. THAYER, nov21d3w - JOHN H. McNEELY. r&90TtfH Of fJ ft TJJ BSIItP. WW Netice is hereby given, that a partnership has this Cay been formed between the undersigned persons, under the style and title of ''Evansville Journal Company," James H. McNeely having purchased the interest nf F. Y. Carlile in the Evansville Journal Establishment. Evausviilo, Ind., November 21ut., 1830. JAMES II. McNEELY. F. M. THAYER. JOHN H. McNEELY. CANAL BANK, EVAVSVILLE. Ix., Nov. 22, 1859. rjflHJS HJJYK WMJLAt it Mi 4; M. OH Mi It BL on Thursday, 21th, (Thunksgiving day). Persons having busiuess to transact will pleuau attend to it on the day previous, the nov22dat WM. T. PAGK, Cashier. Af UOVMiltMMJS tLV 30 hoheada new sugar ; loO barrels uew molasses ; 60 half barrels do ; just received per steamer Woodford, andferaalcat New Oi leans prices, adding freight Ac, to close consigniceut by GEO. FOSTEK A CO. nov22 comer L xmst st and Canal. g-WMjit M'MiJms;K NEW LOT OK DAWLM son, Warren Hyde's tip top Gold Pens, just received and for sale cheap by B1TTR0LFF BROS, nov 22 48 Main street. OTICM3 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN' to the members of Washington Fire Com pany No. I, to meet at their Hall on Tuesday, Nov. 22d, 1850, at 6:30 P. M., for the purpose of electing odicersof the Company. By order of the Company uovil GEO. MNETZER, Sec -PSWOBK HJU VJtUPliV! ANOTHER QlfJt lot of that nice rag carpet ban just been received at 8. EMBIC1I CO.'S For Wabash River. rwwjs steam tat .nj s o.v i v a e.ti, j. J.J. PiLLRRL'KY, Master, O. P. Pillsriut, and J. P. McDon ald, Clerks, will leave tor tintsonville, Terra Haute, Lafayette Brati i iTt;iT-, irt and all intermediate ports, on Saturday, 26th inst., at 1 o.clock, P. M. For freight or passage apply on board. uov2i;dlw JErr MJOXMiS IMJHBUHU CHMiBSK, mm3 just received and for sale at COOK'S oct.'fl Pioneer Family Grocerj-. jriMiisrJsMi ' ' . 600 bxs Western Reserve,.'' 25 bxs English Dairy. Just received per stoamer Sam. Kirkimtn, by SORENSON it CO. CHILLS AND FEVER. WT MS S T R Ji V H JB J" Jt S S .V U M. strange that persons will continue to shake from day to day, week to week, and month to month, with Ague, when seventy-five ceats invested in Dr. Uarker's Chlorine Ague Killer would cure them sound and well. Try it. For sale at octlo - THOMPSON'S Drugstore. jjQts for Sale! g-JS MOST XJSV TXBM8! THE Lw most favorable opportunity ever offered ta the public. 20 lots of 6 acres each, on the Newbury road, 1 miles front the Court House, And 8 lots of 5 acres each, on Washington avenue, one mile from the city. As small a quantity as onefourth of an acre will be sold, if desired. Apply to -- WM. BIERBOWER. nov22dly . . ; . . HH8) WJyTH O STMBVOtV WW We havo ou hand qui to a variety of wellmade and fashionable style Clothing, including somerfvery desirable Overcoats, that being of rather a better quality than is needed for onr wholesale trade, we will retail for cash at extremely lane Jiare. All our friends who would like a bara-jnin this line, jyiU.'lrtfee'f. J ' . uov9 WM. E. FRENCH CO. SOUTH-WESTERN SEED AND ' Agricultural Warehouse. F. SHARPE & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Farm and Garden seeds, fruit and ornamental trees, Evergreens, Shrubbery, rc. Also dealers in t lour Grain and Produce generally. 130 Mmim St, fcf. fourth K Canal nov3 . EVANSVILLE, IND, oasts mob &AM.MS cmmmsam .' That splendid saddle horse that took all the premiums at the District Fair. He works well in any harness. Enquire of uov3 Z. II. COOK. 700 VOttfloU U JPBiMH article. 15 Boxes Magdalne Herring; 25 do Scaled do, received per steamer Conewago at COOK'S uov3 Pioneer Family Grocery. M. W. FOSTER, O. FOSTER, A. If . FOSTER. W. I 1WTX GEORGE POSTER & CO., Cortttr 'iotutt Strtrt. mmm Cmmtl, Wholesale Grocers. Sugar, Candles, Molasses, Starch, ' ' Coffee, Blacaing, ; Teas, Dealers , . Paints, Spices, In Produce ; Oils, Toba-oo, Cash advances made on Nails, Cigars, Consignment. Glaas, Dye-stuffs, ' gash. Cordage, . Lime, ' 7 S.ap, "' Fait, - . . Cotton-yarn, Plaster Paris, ' and every article in the Grocery line", constantly on hand. nov3

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i . i Home Insurance CompYt ' OF NEW YORK. , ; OOle JVoa. lia T ll, nntminomy. CAPITAL STOCK, All paid la) - $1,000,000 SURPLUS - - - - 600,00ft The HOME INSURANCE CGMPANY continues to insure against lossor damage by FIRE, and the damages of INLAND NAVIGATION AND TRANSPORTATION, on terms as favorable as tho nature of the risks and the real security of the insured, and of the Company will warrant. LO?SKS EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND f-ROMPTLT PAID. Abstract of the twelfth semi-annual statement of the condition of the Hons Insurance Company, of the city of New York, on the 30th day of June, 1859. , - - iASSETS. . ' Cash, balance in Bank 82,992 3G Bonds aud Mortgages (being first lies) on Real Estate, worth at least Si, Loans ou Stocks, payijble ou demand, (market value of securities, $3ul,Bank Stock, (market value,).. United States Treasury Notes (market value ) . North Carolina State Bouds, (market value,) Missouri State Bonds, (market value) Tennessee State Bonds, (market value) Real Estate, No. 4 Wail street........ Interest due on 1st July, 1859, (of which . $21, 132 62 has since been received) Balance in hands of Agents and in courseof transmission from Agents . on 30th June, (of which, i 8,7 16 61 has since been received) Bills Receivable, (for premiums on in - land risks).. ...... . Premiums due and uncollected on pol- . iciea issued at office S 23,802 03 229,476 00 84.150 00 75,349 31 9,925 90 17,300 00 9,2t2 SO 67,412 73 23,792 65 19,211 42 13,497 9 1,651 73 Total.. LIABILITIES. 1,457,823 71 Claims for losses outstanding on the 30th June, 185?, estimated at. .......... $20,120 26 Due Stockholders on account of Tenth divided- 440 00 20,570 2(1 New York, 19th JuJv, 1S39. ' ; CHAS. J. MARTIN, Pres't, A. F. WILLMARTH, Vioa Pres't J. Milton Smith, Secretary, John McGhee, Asst. Secretary. S-BCSINES3 ATTENDED TO WITH DESPATCH AND FIDELITY." oct28 Jkm C. HALLOCK, Agent. Me? IV BAMSMJVS - WW 10 boxes Raisins. 10 half boxes do 10 qr do do received and for sale by VICKKEEY BROS. novl7 82 Main street. IT Oit Mi etOSUJBJV BLTTJSB 600 lbs Goshen butter; 1 barrel cranberries, COOK'S PIONEER GROCERY. rnMJRHMi I'H.'Tl JiiCMi t'& JL 100 line large Turkeys now corn feed big on the farm, for sale by C. McJOHNSTON, novl6 Main street, Posey ,s block. VTTJBB tt EfJGM.' 100 lbs choice roll butter : 500 dozen fresh eggs, just received and for sale by r-ovl6 CHA'S. McJOHNSTON. WJF.JTilMSBH300 A.BH fMiJ T Mi Mi US JL a prime article, new, received and for sale In quantities to suit by novlS CHAS. McJOHNSTON. i-USTHii MJH1H'Z5 MMMBMiisS Just received aud for sale by novlS CHAS. McJOHNSTON. IT OMMiJV9 HJBBUM.S Wit IT Mi flint just received by covin CHAS. McJOHNSTON. Tjir, . tuu o u it 3 it ox H. y f w W Wayne's celebrated " Or ice patent " washboards, just received from the factory and for sale by novlS CHAS. McJONSTON. nJS W CJl&MCOlZBt LJiHUMi W W and very pretty assortment of prints just received at novl6 S. EMBICH A CO.'S Drs. EHRMAN & GLAVIZ, 'OMIBOFATMiMK MMl SICIJIJH K Surgeons, offer tbeir services V the citizens of Evansville and vicinity. Dr. Glavix will likewise pay particular attention to diseases of the Eye. He has had long experience iu their medical and surgical treatment, as an attending Physician iu the Eye Infirmary at Berlin. - Office hours from 8 A. M. to 4 P. M. ItisT Office on 3d street below Viue. Residence of Dr. Ebruiau 3d utreet, between Tine A Sycamore. Residence of Dr. Glaviz, Sherwood House. oct27 FANCY FURS. E1fr Jf HHI V.I I, Of TUB SMiJJL SUN. A splendid assortment, comprising all the style? out for the ensuiug winter. Call and see. VAUTIER K MARCONNIER. Afii. O f Mi It tt Mi Mi it lOO MiCSMiMSJLS prime Seed in store and for sale by novg E. S. BABCOCK. JTiOOtt WJTCHMiS Jl.Vlt JMi U-'MiJL-ry, cheap. We have now ou baud the best stock of good gold and silver watches, jewelry, Ac.. ever offered in this city, which we are selling oft' at very low figures call soon if von want a bargaiu. BITTROLFF BROS, nov22 48 Main "street. i)n IBS. STRJIIJS'BMM Ml OJVM3 1 40ai " VF ou hand and for sale at oct20 COOK'S FAMI LT GROCERT. mn iy sTiriii itunsti hat just out at VAUTIER A MARCO NIER, nov21 39 Maia street. IS VCUWMMKJiT fl,OVB7li M3JUS Pennsylvania brand in store and for sale by uovS SORENSON A CO. IS UOOMSHO tlOXSiJY JUUOOMS, nice article, just arnvml at novS SORENSON CO.'S. .TBWOMMtJVY JMJVIM VOUJV MMtI,! JUL . 10 bushels meal, from new corn ; 5 barrels flint homminy; in store and for sale by ViUKERY BROS ovl7 82 Main street. giO T TOJV UJ T TMJYtJit 5 MJ S V-S of No. 1 Cmnolton batting, in store and 'for sale by VICKERY BROS, novl7 82 Main street. WW Mf-MAMMf JMSJ.yS I M.tU CUB -YaL lot of brown, blue, and blue-mixed, from the rural district, just received at novie S. KHUlCtl A CO.'S .af-V HJIVI XTO.VRH-1 It TOM'S MM MSrea grind stones, all sizes, received to-day by GEO. S. BON STAG, oct26 10 Main street, CHANGE OF LOCATrO.NV JlwW-AltAMMS JJJMfJV WO U I; 11 RMZJV f-M. spectfully inlorin her old friends and ens tomers tbat she has opened her MILLINERY VIABLlNuiltaT on Vine street, between bee ond and Third streets, whore she will be happy in serving them to tne best of her ability. Bonnets trimmed in a style unsurpassed in the city. novis-lm f f BliJiT MiX TMtSl K.VT, MtVT JV'O IT 1MSCKUECT1UM. Just received at our Auction Rooms, on the cor ner of Main aud Third streets, sixty-one cases of Dili GOODS, direct from the manufacturers ana importers, consisting in art of 20 pes English, French, and American Cloths. 20 " Doekiu and Fattcy Cassimeres. 105 Sattinetts. 500 " Prints. 35 ' Tweeds. 200 " Lindsey. ' 20 " Delanes and other Drew cjoo,. ... . . . -.v.a AOII1U. 20 dozen Linen Table Cloths. 35 pes of Irish Linen. From 200 to 300 pieces of other goods too numer ous to mention. Also a lot of HOSIERY, GLOVES and fiOllu.NS, which we will sell at private sale, at Eastern cost and carriatre. All that remains nnsohl on Monday, the 14th of iimcuiuer, win ue sotu at Auction to tne nigncst bidder, without reserve, cemniencinz at 10 o'clock A. M., and continuing from day to day until the entire stock is sold. We call the attention of all, as the stock is by far the largest ever offered for sale in inis place, and is bound to be sold. novl2 U. NELSON CO. jr X Mi I U T R I X .-o TICK V TMC Mi JLJ is hereby given that the undersigned has oeeu apioiiiieii executrix ol tne last will or Adam Kurtz, late of Vanderburgh county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. nov!2-3tw CAROLINE KURTZ. H U' CIt Of SWJSJBTSflBST ARRIVAL DIRECT 13 blids new Sugar, from plantation. 41 bids " Molasses. v 10 hf bbls new " Just received per Chancellor, and for sale by nov!2 GEORGE FOSTER it CO. Xtv' UfJVTS' Something nice, at VAUTIER Jc MARCONNIER'S, novl4 39 Main street. glOTTOJX' 1M.V'L 75 bags, assorted Nos. Hope mill ; 10 bAgs white and colored cottonchain; 1000 lbs cotton twine ; 600 lbs caudle wick ; just received and for sale by novl7 WHKET.ER & RIGC3. &ARMtMJMiS. K9 500 quarter boxes sardines; 200 half do do Tresh and prime, just received by no2 . S. BABCGCK. tfVOLUMi.V SYtlCIA SPLENDID ARWJW tide, at the Pioncor Grocery of it21 Z. H. COOK.

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JTJlTMiJT MJiMMMCIjy'MS S JL The following are a part of the Patent Medicines, Ac, for sale at the Family Medicine Stare, 17 Main street: - - .' Hembolt's Extract Buchu ; Trask's Magnetic Ointment ; Rodgers' Syrup Liverwort and Tar ; Mrs. Allen's Hair Restorative; . . Dr. Baker's Pain Panacea; - - Houghton Pepsin ; Osgood's Cholagogue ; Kennedy Discovery ; Brandt's Purifying Extract ; . , Sanford's Invigoratorl , Bryan's Pulmonic Wafer ; Phillips' Cough Syrup; Bull's" Worm Destroyer ; Hays' Pile Liniment ; .- Tenant's Selteer Aperient ; Sir James Clark's Female Pills ; Holloway'a Ointment and Piils ; Old London Dock Gin ; and one hundred and ninety other kinds of Pills, Syrups, Ointments, Hairdyes, Vermifuges, Plasters, Bitters, Liniments, Touics, Ac, wholesale aud retail . . uov!7 W. H. P. STODDARD. HARD TIMES vs. CHEAP PICTURES. 7B JTB. SMMTB, OPPOSITE COVUT w ml House, Main street, feels proud to aay he first reduced the exorbitant charge Ijt first-class Case Pictures in this city, and has made 10,000 such in the last two years with entire satisfaction to his patrons. He does not considor it any condescension on his part, but continue to make 50 cent Picture in a moat superior Cane also a 40 cent Case Pictnre, and a 20 cent, without case, Don't hurry, friends, or get up a rush, but come along at your leisure, for Mr. S. is always at his gallery, ani will continue to give his atrooachenp and first class Pictures, warranted to endure. Mr. 8. is also makibg a Paper Pictnre to seud through the Post Office, without extra charge, equal to aay likeness now made. novlQ-lw fMIMiMi SMiH O BOXES PRIME WESTERN W-S Reserve cheese received per steamer Dr. Kan at ; uov21 ( ' SORENSON A CO.'S. STjtUCMtSO BOXES SUPERIOR PEARL refined starch, for sale low to tba trade, by BOV21 SORENSON at CO..' MS UOOMS1 5 DOZEN 1, RECEIVED per railroad, by nov21 60RKN80N CO. TfCaT RMiCMiM VMiMM J 1000 lbs Bacon Shoulders ; 1500 lbs Clear Sides, a superkw article, at K. 11. COOK'S PIONEER GROCERY. TBTSSEN3 HAS OPENED A STUDIO IN the room known as the "Sun beam Gallery." where he will take pleasure in exhibiting decimens of his paintings. He desires to form a class in the art of painting, which he will teach on liberal terms. He my be feuudin hi studio from 9 o'clock A. M., to 5 P. M. nov23-2w Jie GMMff TSsT 8PX.M3JVBMD JLmr article with colors and plaid to match, for sale cheap at ocL20.. S. EMBICH CO.'S WXETt-OHl SWEET-SHOO M.US. 9 Maple Sugar, direct from yankee land, bv novlS Z. H. COOK'S GROCERY. SIXTH ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT! CONTINUED SUCCESS OP TMLt Art Association! TTtBOM ALL SECTMOJW Of THIS JL country subscribers to this popular Art institution, (now in its sixth year.) are being received in a ratio unparalelled with that of any previous year. 1st. The beautiful steel engraving, Skakspear an4 his friends." 2J. A copy of the elegantly illnstratud Art Journal, one year. 3d. A free season admission to the Galleries, 648 Broadway, New York. In addition to which, over tour hundred valuable works of Art are given to subscribers as premiums, comprising choice Paintings, Sculptures, Outlines, Ac., by the first American and Foreigu Artists. The superb engraving, which every subscriber v ill receive immediately on receipt of subscription, eutitled " SHAKSPIABK AND HIS FRIEXDS," is of a character to give unqualified pleasure and satisfaction. No work of equal value was ever before placed within the reach of the people at such a price. The engraving is of very l.r(e sits, being printed on heavy plate paper, 30 by 28 inches, making a most superb ornament suitable for the walla of either the library, parlor, or office. It can be sent to any part of the country, by mail, with safety, being packed in a cylinder, pontage prepaid. Tbink of it! Such a work, delivered free of charge, and the Art Journal, one year, for three dollars. Subscriptions will be received until the evening of Tuesday, the 3lst of January. liiiO, at which time the books will close aud Use premiums be given t subscribers. Noporsonis restricted to a single subscription. Those remitting $15 are eutitled to six memberships- - Subscriptions from California, the Canada, and all Foreign Provinces, must he S3 60 instead of S3, in order to defray extra postages, Ac. Persons wishiug to foi m clubs will apply for a circular of terms, Ac. " The beautifully illustrated Art Jornal, giving full particulars, will be sent ou receipt of 18 cents, in stamps or coin. Address C. L. DERBY, Actuary C. A. A. 64U and 548 Broadway, New York. jf Snbscriptious also received by J. D. RANDALL, Hon. Secretary for Evansville aud vicinity. nov 1 8 Tf JfOT VALUES I SO MMJttS CHOICE MM. new Buckwheat Flour, just received by oct24 E. S. BABCOCK. IS l M-VUS! ECUS! JUST REceived per express, extra hue furs, also soma very nice for young girls at uovxl VAUTIER A MARCONI ER. mjtEJVjvs rx VJjyru n bchwhejit ML FLOCK A choice article, just received and fur sale, wholesale and retail, at low figures, at Z. II. COOK'S no2 Pioneer Family Grocery. Af UJVJTY HJaS.lOQ BJCES EX' WM" tra heavy bags, averaging 430 pounds to the bale, Just received and for sale by no2 E. 8 IIABCOeK. GROCERIES!! TTVST BE CE EVE MM, MM" TWf TOP Of order, embracing everything in the trade, and for sale at payiug prices to the purchaser and seller. Just try, that's all. At no2 E. S. BABCOCK. SWEET MUM SMI POTATOES 100 bushels, large and fine, receiving and for sale by CHAS. McJOHNSTON, nol Posey's Block. UESMt MMAM.TMMOUE OVSTEBS for sale at 81 25 per can ; 65c per hs'f can. nov4 'i)jtl8 MONKKB GRCH.ERY. Api VJiwr mm j a 1 o o bale WW Large size heavy Gunny Bags, In store a for sale by PRESTON BROS. . j. a $ j. a. smith, - l Malm atrn, car. Seventh,, EVAN8VTLZ.K. IND. ATI UMTE fV. fOU THE PAST P4T-w-W ronago bestowed upon them, beg leave to inform their friends and the community in general, that with the aid of new machinery, tity are enabled to turn out work superior to that of any Eastern make. Those who wish to have good TOOLS, and at the same time encourage home manufacture, can supj.ly themselves at the factory. . Hatchets, Axes, Hoes, Draw-Knives, Pork Cleavers, Millers' Picks, and Edged Tools of all kind, made of double refined cast steel, and warranted equal ta any in nse. sep27-3m BUY HOME-MADE SHOES! I TT JIMMIES WM.M. P JLEJ SK TAME ULJ particular notice that I am going to pav marked attention to the manufacture of Ladies', Blisses', aud Children's Shoe of all kinds. In cases of emergency, ladies can have shoes made within four hours notice. If any one doubts the fact, let them try it. Gentlemen will pleas call and see the handsome and durable styles of Fall and Winter Boots I am now making. t'An 1KO Immediatelr. ten or twelve a-od journeymen, for men's and women's work. The uigneet wages will be paid iu cash. sept2l JOHN RASCH, No. 8 Second st. mOTICE TO TAJL-PAVEUSI V w The tax-payers of the city of Evansville are hereby notified that I will advertise for sale, all real estate in said city, the taxes whereon bare not been paid on the 5th or December, 18.'9, and that I will, from that dav. distrain and sell sufficient personal property of such inhabitants of Evansville as have not paid their taxes on their iiernocal prop erty, poll or dog tax. All who desire to save costs will have to pay up oelore t.'iat dste. Mr. SCH MUCK, nov!9d2w City Collector. tJA JC -5 O it UIK. BA.JLOV" W Viuegar received and for sale by oct!9 GEOBGE FOSTER A CO . IS BOOMS ISO MtOZEJS UOOMM Broom just received and for sale low to r l' o n 1. divu'v

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Gtatomcnt Or TH K CUAlil l loH iisf THK Hartford Fire Insurance Co., January, 1, 1859. C II A 14 T E R E D I N 18 10. 1st. The name of this Company is the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, aid ia located at Hartford, Connecticut. CAPITAL.

2d. The amount of Capita! Stock ia $500,000 00 3d. The amount of Capital Stock paid up 500,000 00 ASSETS. Cash on band 833,455 22 Cash in hands of Agents, or in course of trunsmision 34,100 21 877,571 43 Balance on books due the Company 18,783 25 Bills receivable, secured by personal se curity. f,9,974 55 Real estate unencumbered. , 15,000 00 8181,442 28 PAR ' AU m'kt vst, 511 Shares Hartford B'k Stock. ...fc51,100 8K7.452 v mares Pliosnix b it stock 40,000 100 share Conn. Rir.b'k'g Co stk. 5,000 200 shares Farmers Mechanics' . b'k stock 1)0,0(10 200 shares Exchange bank stock 10,000 124 shares City bank stock 12,400 150 shares Bank of Hartford Co. . b'k stock 7soo X shares Charter Oak b'k stock. 20,000 150 shares Mercantile b'k stock.... 15 imo 132 shares Merchants aud Manu- ' tnc'rs bank stock 13,200 137 shares iEtna b'k stock la'.TOO 200 shares American Exchange bk stock, N Y 20,000 300 abares Bank of America bank stock, N Y 30,000 200 share Bank of Commerce b,k stock, N Y 20,000 300 shares Importers' & Traders' B'k stock, N Y . 30,000 200 share 'Manhattan Co. b'k atock 10.000 200 share Merchants B'k sk, N Y, 10,000 200 share Union B'k stock, N Y.. 10,000 200 shares Ocean B'k atock, N Y.. 10.0U1 190 share Bank of N America Bk stockk, N Y 10,000 300 share Metropolitan b'k stock, K Y 30,000 100 sbarea tilackatone b'k stock, Boston 10,000 mo shares Bunk of Commerce st'k, Boeton .. ... 10,000 10 shares Suffolk b'k atock, Huston.. 1,000 109 shares Uidouud Leather B'k, Boston 10,000 100 shares Granite bk stock, Boston 10,000 100 shares Webster b'k stock, Boston 10,000 100 shares National ii'k stock.Bo. tou 10,000 100 shares Atlantic b'k stock, Boston 000 100 shnres B'k of the State of Missouri stock 10,000 100 shares Hartford A N Haven R R Co stock 10,000 20 shares Connecticut River R R Co stuck 2,000 120 shares Connecticut liiver Company stock 12,000 24 Hartford City Bda, t per cents, payable 1870 21,000 2 Ohio State Bonds, 0 per cents, payable 18ii0 10,000 20 Michigan Stute Bds, 0 $i cents, liayaido 18(l ... 20,000 20 Tennessee State Bonds, 6 per cents, payable 1802 20,000 V. 8. Treasuiy Note (4j jwr cents) .... .. 14,000 40.000 6,400 22,800 8,800 14,200 8,025 20,400 li.loo 13,8fi0 14,316 21,250 33,000 20,700 33,000 13,800 11,050 10,900 9,000 11,000 33,450 10,500 10,375 1,270 10,500 10,300 10.750 10,300 10,025 10,000 12,250 1,000 3,000 21,720 10,075 211,000 18,850 11,035 580,900 ?ni7,313 8184,429 Total amount of Assets ....$798,632 22 LIABILITIES. 5th. No liabilities to llnoks, or others, due or not due. 6th. No loss'.) adjusted and due. 7tli. Losses either unadjusted I r,j Q13 y 8th. or axlj listed and not due, ' 0th. Losses iu gnsjMinse, waiting further proof, included in last answer above 10th. AH other claims against tho Company P,8!6 97 Total amount of liaMlitiec 808,909 90 TIMHTIIYC. ALLYN, Sec'y. STATE OF CONNECTICUT,) Hartforo County, jss Jam ary 7tm, 1859. Personally appeared T. C, At.I.VN, Secretary of the Hartford Fire Insurance Comiany, and made 0:1th that the foregoing statement, by him subscribed, in a true, full, and correct atawuioot of the affairs ot said Company, and exhibits, so far a can be ascertained nt litis date, it actual condition on the 1st day of January, 1 !;! Before me, GOODWIN COLLIER, Justice of the Peace. A pplicatious for Insurance and all Information desired, will bo given hv the undersigned. ALLEN'O. HALLOCK, Agent, Marble Hall building, No. Main street, Evansville. Ind oct29 gf1MIJtJVEM,IEBS, PEjrilEJVrrS, Brackets, and Portable Lights re-gilded aud acqnered to look at well as new flitmes, or no hargc, by JOHN O'BRIEN A CO., oct 7 21 Locust street. SAPONFIER, CONCENTRATED POTASH. Mart than Dafhle Ihn Strength of Ordinary Potanh. J'-.OU MAMIJS'U SOAP WM Til OCT lime, with little trouble and at trifling expense. The cheapest article ever discovered for the purpose. One pound will make twelve or fifteen gallons of good soft soap, or nine pounds hard soap. Printers will find it a superior article for cleaniug type. It hi perfectly soluble and free from impurities. Broken in small lumps aud put up in 1, 2, 4 and Gib cans. Manufactured at the CHALLENGE CHEMICLA WORKS, Brooklyn, and sold by E. R. RURKEE A CO, oct 3, lyd&w-ld 181 Pearl atteet. New York' W. II. P. ST0DDA11D, rm T THE OI, MM ESTABLISHED M DRUG STORK, No. 17 Main street, con rinue to keep on bauds a full aud complete supply of Medicines, Paints. Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Brushes, Perfumery, Lamps, Burning Fluids, Vc. Which he sells at a low a figure a any house iu the city. Also, a lire and varied aasertmett of AKUSO'CYPE STOCK. CAMERAS, CASE3, A ND CHEMICALS, In fact, everything appertaining to the art. Order promptly attended to, and forwards! by steamboat or Express to any part of the country. sept20 W9ELL HANGING. -THE UNDERSIGNED MA9 reepectfiilly informs the citizensof Evansville that he will remain a few days to furnish them with anything in the ubove line they may need. Orders left at Pavilion Hotel will be attended ta promptly. nov23-2t WM. KINNAN. MLB BE fA BATMOJV fOU THAJVMSMr giving day 60 large, fat, young turkeys J lo dozen fine fat chickens ; HO dozen fresh eggs; Oysters in cans and half cans in quantities Our friends will please send in thelrorders in time to ERSKINE, CUBNICK A CO.'S nov!9 47 Main street. BL O VU Ifl, O UH MJ. l"i) sack extra white wheat flour; 200 sacks extra red wheat dour ; 10O bbls of each sort if required ; The whole of Igleheart's brand, which is a guaranty of iu quality, on band and for sale by ERSKINE, CUBNICK A CO. novl9 47 Main street. mBj-mATCMIES AJ'IM JEWEE.UW.WW NEW STOCK AT BITTROLLF'S. We would respectfully inform the public that we have just received our new stock of Gold aud Silver Watches, fine Jewelry, Silverware, Clocks, Gold Pens, Ac, including some very tine Lava, Coral, Mosaic, and Cameo belts ; very rich and handsome styles of Gold Guard, Fob, and Vest Chains, Breast rins, JSracelets, r.ttr Kings, jiinger lungs, ate. We would cm 11 particular attention to our stock of Gold aud Silver Watches, which are of superior quality, in all respects. Also, a good stock of Ta ble, Tea, Salt, and Mustard Spoons, writs, Ac. warranted pure Silver. Silver-plated Ware, such as Castors. Cake Baa. kets, Spoons, itc. of the bbt ooalitt, alwavt on band. We are selling at Eastern prices for cash, and warrant our goods to be as represented. mvls HITTKOLLF BROS. .48 Main at ECONOMY-IS WEALTH ! ! jn E VE E VE It AJVMM fOU SA EE Mm, low for cash at No. 8 Second street, a large and superior lot of winter BOOTS AND SHOES Boys' and Youth's Kip and Calf, a prime article. A nice assortment of Ladies' Rubber Ov -rshoos, Sandal, Biiflulo, Gossiniore, Ac Also a variety of Children's and Misses Shoes copper tips and other style too numerous to mention. Give No. 8 a call, if you wish to buy cheap. Yours on friendly terms, nov20 JOHN RASCH. g-AVITEA T'A BIETWAT AfTCTEOJV. U. NELSON A CO. will sell at auction, thi morning, at 10 o'clock, a one-horse wagon, a good counter scales, two milch cow, one hundred gross of matches, 25 thrifty-growing willow shade trees, dry goods, Ac. nov20