Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 82, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 December 1859 — Page 2

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THUSDAY MORNING-.. ..DECEMBER 1 READING MATTER OS, EVEBY. . PAGE, ', ; ; i . , ., tsps-A Newa Sanmarjr. .Extensive preparations" forte""CbinA expedition are rapidly progressing in France. Some formidable curiosities in the shape of cannon, some of those captured by the allies at their first attack on the Peiho torts, were brought into Brest by a French steam frigate. Bombastic and abrord inscriptions are engraved on them ia the Chinese and Tartar languages. ( It will be a difficult matter for the United States to preserve their neutrality, in the event of a conflict between the Chinese and the Allies, without pursuing a humiliating course to obtain the conciliation of the Chinese, and purchasing a few Worthless favors at the price of our dignity and self-respect. It is understood at Washington that the physicians of Judge Douglas unite ia urging him to proceed to the coast of Florida, with a view to the restoration of hii health, and also that Mrs. Douglas accompany him for a similar purpose, as soon as his strength will enable him to travel.- It ia not yet known, however, whether he will act on the suggestion. From New Orleans we Lave Texas advices to the 25th. The Legislature has authorized the Governor to call out troops. Capt. Ford has been appointed to the command, and has started for the Bio Grande, with orders to arrest Cortinas and his baud. The excitement throughout Texas is intense. The small town of Gonzales raised two hundred men in two daysl Cortinas has returned the Deputy Sheriff of. Brownsville unharmed, contrary to the wishes of his own men. Gen. Houston recommends to the Legislature to raise a regiment of armed uieu to protect the frontier from the incursions of the Indians. The New York Kev says that Samuel J.: Tilden, the Tammany nominee for corporation counsel when the General Government declared war against Mexico, charged -the Democracy with being the authors of an "unjustifiable war for the extermination of slavery." The Newt also states that Tilden, Van Buren, and others, in 1847, drew up a paper, which was carried to Washington and handed to Preston King, who gave it to David Wilmot at a meeting of these gentlemen one evening at King's residence. Mr. Wilmot introduced this paper in the House of Representatives, which was the proviso of Tilden k Co., but now known as the " Wilmot Proviso." " " " The Secretary of War has received a dispatch from Lieutenant-General Scott, expressing the opinion that his suggestion to Governor Douglass of a temporary adjustment of the existing San Juan difficulties will be accepted. A Convention of the united Opposition ?f Missouri is to be held in JefTer.son City m the 28th inst., to nominate candidate?, immediately after the adjournment of this Convention, a Republipan Convention will e organized for the purpose of selecting lelegates to the National Republican Condition. The St. Louis evening Bulletin saya gold ias been discovered in southeast Missouri. 2 x per i menu confirm the opiuion that the re will yield about $ 10,000 to the tun. .'he precious metal is mixed, with platinum nd silver. Franklin Wright killed his wife with a uicber knife, at Haverhill, N. H. He was rrested aud confessed the deed. ' Henry M. Bird killed his brother-in-law, ohn Baker, in a street fight in Patoka Iwnship, Dubois county, a week ce two 50. Go it. Dr. Breed, formerly &,& examiner a the Patent Office, has been arrested and eld under $2000 bond.for the uttering of ob.ctionable words, which were afterwards ablished ia the Stales and Union newspa?rs. He was put under bond to kep the eace. lu Washington men enjoy the right f speech, but must by no means, exercise at right. Gov. Wise appeared to be Satisfied of the listence of secret societies in Ohio fcnd sew Were, the members of which are bound f horrid oaths, not only to rescue Old rown, but in the event of a failure to ac .mplish this, to avenge his death. "She overnor will be prepared for an exigency 'this kind. A correspondent of the Si. Lqui3. Demo at, says they had exjie,nced ad unusual Id spell of weather ia Denver City. On e 12th day of ovember, it was ascer ined that a most every bottle and barrel whisky on both, sides of Cherry Creek 13 solid ice. The writer thinks it is with mors there, as in the cities of the Stales th religion mighty hard to find the ar te pure and unadulterated. ... . A bill has been introduced, into tile Misri Legislature, to prevent the city of St. uis granting the -privilege to any person construct H,ntl tjge any railway in any eet of said city, except as it should hereer be authorized by a law of the State. A Washington dispatch to the Cinnati Gazette, sars that Gov. Willard has ,e to see Gov. Wise, with a view to obling the pardon of Capt. Cook, the inreetionist. udge Douglas and lady have been ad- : by their physician3 to visit the coast Hondo, with a view to the restoration of r health. It is not known whether they act on the suggestion, everal of the ministers of Washington, their Thanksgiving day sermons, early condemned the sympathy for Brown his doomed couferates, and declared . their fate is the just reward of their es. "ashiugton is filling up, as the session of jress approaches. The most prominent is the organization of the House of esentatives. I

The State Sentinel says: "Washington rumors have it thai Hon. janes Hughes has been named for the Mission to France, made vacant by thefleatn of HorkJohn'Y.TIason. This is anappoiutuent .fit. tobemde.Judge Hugrhea is among the ablest men of the country, and would grace the position. If he lived in Pennsylvania, instead of In

diana," wesTiouil'T'rer3'' i'14 pe!etipqbjis.-a fixed fact. jf 1 4 We understand that '"ariofher- change i 1 S time is soon to be made on Che O. k M. fill., by which the train from tlie ! East wilt arrive at Yincennes at 4 p. m.', Instead of 6.50, as at present. " ,!,',,,,,-,;, !. A Washington correspondent of the Missouri Republican thinks if the Democrats all unite on John G. Davis for Speaker, lie can be elected We sbonld think his election would be as humiliating to the Old Liners as hat of a Republican. ; ;!..:! :l . , A meeting of the Republican Slate Central Committee is called by the Chairman, to be held in the Alius Building, Indiana oGs, on Wednesday, the 11th of Jannary. .The time, for holding the nexc Stale Convention will then be fixed, and other important business transacted, ':K:i': " Brownsville was still closely besieged on . the 19th, and an expedition wae preparing again t Cortinas. ( ; The St. Louis Republican of Tuesday contains the message of Gov. Stewart. The Governor takes strong grounds for the completion of the railroads. ; ; 4 - 'Democratic Kullstt.ieut. .:'i The campaign of 1860 is beginning to occupy the. minds of certain circles. The mo lift g2 are already arranging the preliminaries. -Jn.New York, says the Journal of Commerce, about four hundred new citizens were manufactured on last Monday out of ruw!foreiga emigrants, and on Tuesday following, about fire hundred more underwent the metamorphosis under the auspices of " Old Tammany," who pays the crrist. If the part v, in iv consolidated mass, were exhibited wUh, .thorough infusion and admixture" of all Us elements, the alchemist who could successfully analyze and classify the heterogeneous combination might be encouraged next to try his hand on the philosopher's stone. All of the principle of organization contained in the Democratic party, could be wrapped, and re-wrapped and securely bundled up in a moiety of the naturalization papers that belong to its members. Aye, tho whole party, in aggregate, could be pickled in the rot gut that is retired torun :i single campaign, and the j moral infidelity aud political heresies that distend its bloated pro-' portions, are sufficient to consign a nation,' double vthe size-.,. of ours, to the doom of Sodom arid Gomorrah. That party is a unit sadly disintegrated. It is harmonious they agree to disagree the harmony of disced. And we expect next to hear their propaganda applying to themselves the dogma of the TmrnaculAte Conception. ' They have fixed principles like the planels, a principle of revolving. Any ordinary circus bill would thoroughly advertise the programme of the party, every act being introduced with ground aud lofty tumbling. We have no objection whatever to the issuing of naturalization papers to those who are entitled to receive them under the laws of the United States, but the wholesale frauds tlmt are perpetrated on the people every year for political purposes, by enfranchising the kweigu emigrant." - almost? Hts soon as U Efcw set his fool n j ou? shores, should W reprobate, by tiiu cotidcieutious mn.A' that party For we believe that thaets are thosu in tbeTBedboctuA'k.- rankl .whose integrity ami seise if: right would Pmake them recoil at 4he"idea of sanctifying iniquitous means by e veiilbon deiss jf juirpose. CT . . Organization r the Ilou. . ... How the House of Representatives will be organized, is somewhat like the Italian question complicated. ' It is conceded that no party has a clear majority, and whichever succeeds musk , make concessions.Aware of this faet.' both . the Democratic and Republican jarties are playing the agreeable to th anai-Lecouiptonites and South Americans. 'Che New York Tribune is particaUaly exercised in securing'. the Speaker. t is willing to throw overboard evey oihe efficer for that of Speaker. We copy fconi a Ute editoi ial in that paper: - We notice a suggestion from certain quarters that the Republicans should, hold Republican caucus, nominate ' a Republican candidate lor each office to be filled by the House, Mil " nail their colors to the niast,r" as the vain-glorious phmse is. This is madness suicide. It is the clear duty of the Republicans to elect the Speaker, and thus 'control the formation of the important Committees, if this be within their power. If they can do this only by supporting an anti-Lecompton Democrat or Southern American for Clerk or Printer nay, by letting the Clerkship go in one direction and the printing ia the other- -they will be pouucallyf ana morally culpable, ir they throw away the opportunity. If sacrificing every subordinate otike will secure them the Speaker, they onght not to hesitate a moment, but pitch them overboard. - We waut a Committee of Ways and Means that will hold a tight rein over the expenditures during the ensuing canvass; we want a Public Land Committee that will put the Homestead bill 4efbre the House' this side of Christmas," and through the House aliout New Years; we want a good Tariff bill framed though probably only tobe rejected, or divested of all its better provisions by the Senate; we want Investigating Committees that wjU fearlessly and thoroughly scrutinize the - xpeaditures;in every important brach-f tBe public service. AVe can only secure these by carrying the Speaker Vbat is the Clerkship, what the Printing, ia View-of this? sJMonUlembert is agaiu in hot water. He has incurred theUispleusure of the Em peror, iiooi eaJJed down a warning upon the Correrpondanl, in which paper he has eipresjly called England ignoble, and has insinuated that Napoleon III. is a sort of Ma chiavolli. The Kmperor gives, him to onderslHinl that he L-:iiaidt allow such dUcourtesy to Enelaud or to himself. We pity the cause of free speech more thuu we do Mon-talembert.

Local sm& Miscellaneous

I EvA?sviLt Royal Auch'Chapter, No. 12-The annmjrelection of this Lodge will L-PIL on.Frida yDecember2Alll companies are required to be present. By order of the H. P. .tS,c! , ' G. H. Fish, Secretary. flarstR " Caldwell announces in this uwfiiug' paper that be is prepared to furnish our citizens with the good things of this world on very reasonable terms.' He has laid in a fine assortment of fresh groceries, and has made, Arrangements to keep an assortment of -eatables constantly ' on hand, which be will take pleasure in delivering in any part of. the city, when they may be ordered. r , .','.)" .- , $"Georcb Thorkhile, the man who takes all the premiums when he choose9 to compete at our fiu.-s, is engaged in making up his splendid saddles and bridles, lie desires bis friends to calf and examine specimens of his workmanship." ' ;' ' gS?" Gentlemen will now find at Lvoxa' a much larger stock of fine, fashionable clothing and furnishing goods, than is' kept at any other gentlemen's furnishing house ia the State. He has just received . a-largo number of beautiful : imperial overcoats, which are gotten up ia Devlin's best style.' Assembly Club Hops.-r-We weregratified on the last evening of the Hop, to see so numerous an 'attendance; although the woathcr was very inclement, it did not decrease their numbers, or dampen their enjoyment in the least in fact from the manner in which they are conducted, it could not be otherwise. We. have had for many winters past such Clubs, but of no time have they given such general satisfaction as at present. We hear it rumored that their Hop during Christmas week, will be hi fancy costume. It would doubtless be very1 agreeable. The members will be pleased at all times to see those who have received cards of invitation, as none -are admitted without their respective cards; and to avoid trouble, they ought to be presented at the door. The next of the series will take place to-morrow (Friday) evening, from eight to twelve. Z Mr. Havemeyer, the regnltr Democratic nominee for Mayor of New York, opposed Cass in 1848; in 1 858 .hid name appeared, among others,, for call to tatify the nomination of Fremont, and he gave money in support of his election.-'. Southern Demo crats, what do you thins of your ..Northern allies? Lou. Jour. ' ; - . . , MARRIED. x I pa Wednesday nion iug, Hoy. 20, ly Rev. W H. McOaiBr, Mr. Johm SrtPURX, of Kmnxui, to . lln Elizabeth J. Pohteb, of thus city. '. ' Tbepriutcra wore iiot furgotten, in th general joy, aud their beHt wUIim fur the uuppiuean of the newly married couple are iultel te tliase of their f ric-udri. ' DIED. On TiHtdiiy uiglit, of couolivn of the lungs, Otm Dutch, aged S3 yuarw. (Parl erbburgh and Marietta pupera copy. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. OFFICIAL. ,m jLt&T or MHTTKitm hummus'ids n foMtonice Iwc. 1, 1S5!. I'ersona cailiDg lor these letter will please aay "Advertised," aud give Aatu of littt : JvmrW,mMlbtrt Mathews Boujatuia Alleu John S Moivau iuHiot U Moateraou iteuuui Mouu Martin Marcueu Joha -MorijcisJohn Miller A 11 Milter Nn John -Jl VJti Michael . : Moraecbeu Mtoiry Mauvili Oeurge MuCliutock W a Bur. hH Ii hard Urr Oof A W S licuiiut Jlits Mai y Banspt Krasin 11 tarrrt 'fhorutou Uirdwlala Lrmitf r boar fiii ll lly ! ; huretrnn Hi I (.1(1. . Jtnkar VI 1 I - W V iliddwiu ' 3 r Bneert ThosO' McGill Xr McNair D a v. v' McLaughliu Henry . . McMay George . , McCinlg Hugh . . , McKeuzie V B , MoC'ray Wiu Mc Allow Di M . . Mi-Dowoll Dr tcholt M'o . Nolan Wiu VlirmMy ,Hro JTmm Owen A G i Oliver J H M D OweaHJ'atrick J'mtch Jrmm M . forks William Peck Laudoa Ferkius Barnohue . Porter Capt. A U .. Pitts Joeiah Peacock Wu ' ' Pkcttard Mjta Amelia ' Payne Jobs T - lleed Isaac ' iiouhild A U Knettn T I Jiobbius F M Moot James U ' , rCooaee Goorge . ilevnolds Kdwin Kudo Mr Louisa A KeynoldsWmF ; . . . I . Buy ii W , Buiifcr Xfr-JTix Baylees Auuf ew , Vratf J It Caiiin-d y MiaSlary Cole F bpif(t Carter Mw ihuy . Copeie 8tepheu . ; . Cauu Dr J X . . , , Cooper Jab F 2 . Carter Klixa J Carter Henry , . Chelsora beuedict Charuberliu Joha Curry Thoiapaou .. , Ciaiu) Joliu L Cottreu Jioi tor ; Uerge Moier Coolc Jmuha U . Carroll UiaaJiilia . Carter Mit 0 Jaue. Coon Hour jf Carutliey Jiu ColliiiaKdwai4 k l l.iuxwiier , Dumb Mm Jane. lluceis Mr) M lok John A ltellnff Johu lx-xter.A F .- - i-liltzu Miee iMjtrgiinA -Krwin TltM-' J'orrtm I mH$rr Sr 1 FirzpatcieL Juiik-m -' '.-mruS.J ' r reo?rivK Philip Freitck t Uoera Janies Jtt-yooldd Tiiomas MwH JAm M MtrauK Henry Simpson Mary II lavage. Geurga ,. JStevurt GM , . lawyer A huppaid Pleaeant iiteru Nathan -ShanuoM Andreur praug i'auelus r x buttle 2uuiuel Y . iSmitli Henry B frbale N ' . , ' Miaur W,' i - I 1l FullUeve L Freuc-h lfonuM'vmnn 4Fonytlie John 1 t Gaiie Mury 1 iiiliuorell Gratit Geo H Glover J C , Uraut Fanny . 7 . , Gipeeu Robert K, Hmukim -i Hawkins hzxtvth . Hooh A - -Ilickey lhiniH utherluud Kinilv UpheiM MraDuvki . si tKtt'or Frt-euian fM-i lleld it 1 8 FruDCes A JoppU Cmpt ittm Talbot Fraurea Thouuu AL ' Terpeuiiig Cornelius 2 lalor Mr Tuiuliueou KluaLeth ti I Iluested Klijah a fJ rmreuce Smith V. -t Thomas John fms H H HavTlivJiuaj Mood E II Co Uuoning Matthew Hoi man Isaac V iiaiueaMaUK -Uoneniee Fred O iiatf Michnel il . Jtrit Wn JoWnoon W I tterane Charles . Wiseniaii B Ward John C . ' . ,'. ! Wallace John ' Wise James ' W right, Haley AOs .-1 . Wright Mrs Sarah June Watkius W 11 Wilcox Mrs P Walkers Mrs Charlotte : Wright Thomas . Wallace Adam W WilliuothE Wilcox James Dennis 'J V'ijAio Joseph JoIiosob F M Johnson J VV., . ,4 - . Johnsoii'MraTloHfe 1 Jucksou Juseph James Jo HeeHtlt Xtrtldm. . Kesclrina George 1. Kimmel J:toob King Mrs Judiuh Kendall 31 ra Geo rtAitiitv aguer Mrs Elizabeth KlusJ uou John W XwsM aVsiawrlf JI V r T. M oshburn Dr Thomas D Long J -'N.'oodword Mrs Louisa A Lavell Win Lyon Jacob t LimuMrite ! M Lit A Wilson i V.'ilcux W A . . Walker Mrs Sarah C ' ! A I 1 i 'i j 1

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Aiuver Albertn Atuldoeu t 'hailes Marine John Moi ten Jaiass H deel

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

JLM dills wiUs tgeilier with few ngle-gB. tlenie!!, can be accommodated with board in a private family. The location ia central. AppW at thte office iinmpdiatery. -- - "JldSt J gHiliSB BOXES WSTKBMKSeEBVK . ' received per -steamer MexseBeer -at i 4 CO. S -rWHM-BCM8CMttUmm-iiJtBJt - , m .engine and boiler tor sale which ha will eelU ou very reasonable term rlf HJ nearly new, andr wetl suited to tun any kind k4 maceHnerr, carding or lathing machines, or circular saw sSx For terms apply to the nnuereujnefl. Newbnrgh, lud.decl - JOS. LA WEE NCE. M. Fire Company, and all who wish to Join said Company, are hereby notified to meet, on Monday evening. Koc. 6th, at.7 o'clock, at the Sciiool house in the rear of St. John's Evangelical Church. By order of - J ' A. G bXLLI VAN, President1. Family Groceries ::: ,, AO. 9t HHisT ST., BUT. MAIS t LOCUST. MM. cerre rrguiarly daring the coming winter and spring, a choice, article of ,- SB A ALU TABLE BUTTER. f Also Poultry, . Ejres, Vegetables, Dried Fruit, Homminy, Benus, Split Peas, Leaf Lard Ac. , FLOrit A'i MEAL. " ' My stock of staple and fancy groceries, is . Urge and complete. Giro Partner a call. fcVN. B. Goods delivered to any part f the city free of charge. ; deel .. HARDWARE & CUTLERY. J (DIRECT) AND WHOLESALE JOBBER, SO. 13 riSST ST., OPP. J. U. MAOUEBJt CO. I have now. and always keep, a good large st jek of Goods in my liue to supply at wholesale to MERCHANTS AND TRADERS. My facilities for buying are unequalled by any Hardware man. liAviog been raised to thm Hard-, ware trade iu Indiana and Cincinnati, ray acquaintance with the demands of the West are thorough - ' WITH A TRADE that demands a very large quantity of Goods, and the care and pains taken by me in selecting Fust brauds and qualities, I am enabled to offer THE BEST OF GOODS lower than many would have to sail trathy srtleles, scarcely worth the freight home. A minute exam. . iuatiou of my stock by A COUNTRY MERCHANT is equivalent to a sale to the party, without fail. And the best advertisements I have are the satis, factory reports made by my WHOLESALE CUSTOMERS, J am the strong recommendations given ef my estab ishment to others who desire to- lay in a. new. stork by those who regularly purchase of me, , For Fall aud Winter sales I offer : 100 bxs Wells' "Hunt's Axes; SO do Llpplncott's do. ; 50 do. Collins' do. ; SO doz Sausage Cotters ; 5U0 doz Pocket Knives ; 2,000 setts Table Knives aud Forks ; rOO doz Botcher Knives ; 2O0 do. Shears and Scissors; 50 do. Razors; l,U0O do. Files (mostly Butcher's); 'ft do. Grain Shovels ; Mao Ames' do. and other orands ; 2,UM0 tts Pump Chain ; oo setts do. Gearing ; 2..000 feet do. Tunic? (split and bored); 60 doz Selves and Riddles ; 3 eases Mill Haws ; 3 do. Hook Tooth and Cut Saas; 20 doxeu Wood Saws,, (framed); 300 doz Locks and Latches ; 300 do Butts; 1500 gross Screws Oi to 4 in.); 200 doz Pad Locks (assorted); 1,000,000 U. D. Gnn Cape ; 500,000 S. B. do. do., plain and ribbed; 50O.0OU other qualities 10.00O feet Safety Fuse ; 10 casks Curry Combs; 3 do. School Suite ; 3 ij. Rifles ; 3 do. Shot Guns (I i to $25 each); do. Gun Barrels; Gun TrimHiings in any quantity largest assort meat iu the Stute. , SCALES AT FACTORY PRICES. ' 1fyHtftrm (Tea and Counter) f CO Scale Beams ; 24 deiM Steel yard. ... i - ; J APANED AND STAMPED TINWARE. 20 cu, (fully assorted) ; 60 bdls Tinners Wire ; Kef tie Ears, Rivets, Brass Wire, Cloth, Ac. - V MACHINE BELTING.-, - 19.000 feet Gum Bvltlnr aud Hose ; 5U0 Bm Gnu) Packing (aiMortvd). With Needles, Port Monnaios, Caudlestickii, Brushes. ..Combs,. Bed Fosteuiugs, Thimbles, . v Razor Strops, Clothes Pins, Pencils,. -Harps, Grindstones, Tacks Skates, Cottve Mills, Jtc.' AS SOME DO, ; . I do not, advertise all the goods sold in the last IS mouths, and all X expect to sell during the Lent 18 months. ' . - COUNTRY MERCHANTS can satisfy themselves by looking in, that I have, aud do keep on band t-y far) the most superior stork, as to size aud quality, kept in the State. With Hardware alone, I occupy three stories and cellar of a house 'ia feet front by I Go feet deep, purcuasuu oi laauuiocturers alone In an the Eastern manufacturing Mates, and ENGLAND AND GERMANY. Importing idirwt) all foreigu Hardware aud t'ut-r- . Good sonud Merchants, sold om nsiuil time, and Cash buyers oMered barKains THAT ARK BARGAIN'S. All orders tilled promptly, and will nave my personal attention. Hardware is ninch cheaper tliau ever! - Call and see!' CUAS. S. WELLS, nov3' No. 13 First street, Kvaosville. . M A si cond lot of those handsome and superior Pork and Lard Cleavers opened this day at No. 13 First street. CHARLES 8. WELLS. VTCUtiH MJYi I'M 1 6 07 if A.-.V MM iu stock, some superior, at No. 13 First st.uov:io CHARLES b. WELLS. J 71 1. ti JJ.T HMO frjiLJJYU TJHJt STANDS Khh and stylish, (new patterns), at No. 13 First St. CHABLE8 S. WELLS. T HL.K K.VtVUtt -ML UUKIMA -l ull set1sorrl uiKnl. Alxu Stus;le setts Table aud Desert Tribbki Plated Table Forks ; Tribbi Plated Spoons. Really superior, goods, at Mo. 13 I'Hat street. uovai i . - i CHARLES S. WELLS. J.V J'0 TMLK. -THK JUWS'LM I. MM metiug of the Stockholders ot the Branch at IvausvHtv tbe Bank of the State of Indiana, tor the election ol Ave- Directors to serve the ensuing year, wilt l held at the B,mking House in EvansviUe, ou TUEoDA Y, the third da)- of January, 180U, between the beurs of 10 o'clock A. M. and 3 o'clock P. M. By order of tlie Board of Directors. nv30-3tdwte SAM L. BAYARD, Cashier. Enquirer copy. 75 IfXGJS MVCMMt 8, 2t dozen Tubs, 50 doceh Washboards. Received Silver Wave, at SORENSON Jb er .st'r' CO.'S. Mm just received per Railroad, at nov: ... . SORENSON CO.'S. M-4 PUPPY, nearly black, about three weeks old; has a white stripe around his neck ; had white feet. A liberal reward will be paid to any person returning him to the subscriber, at the Depot. . uov30.1w A. E. SHRADEB. $50 Reward ! ArCA MfmttM TMJB BCB9CMIB9 er, living in Centre township, achesnut sorrel mare, fifteen hands high, or thereabouts, with two whit hind feet, and a narrow riug of white on i one of her fore feet, a white collar mark on her breast aud a star on her forehead ; aged about six years; trets and sometimes paces. Very docileand 'easily approached. viid mare was takvu from my farm about three weeks ago. I will give tlteabove reward for her recovery. ELI AS WEBER. "EvansviUe, nov&idlwsl-wlt' TT aW L LS H EJB X-f 'it fOR iJLX W .We are authorized to sell at private sale the north-east quarter of section 21, township 4 sonth, range lo west, in Vanderburgh county, containing 1C0 acres. This is the old James W. Jones place, lying on both side's of the Princeton road, mile south of Warrington, aud hi one of the best "forms in this part of the State. Thore are about 70 acres under cultivation, with a gsod young fruit bearing orchard, a good dwelling bonse and all uecesaary out-houses, including large- new log barn. The place is iu good order and will le sold at a bargain upon reasonable terms. Possession will be given in aiarchnext. CHANDLER x JdYNES, nov2Stf Agents. ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS. LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS AT Zloser's. war J VMjytt just re tviuvku MM froui New York with a second supply of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOGDS r for this season, and ladies wishing to make their selections ia Dress Goods and Notions- for the ' holidays will, we hope, not ful to take advantage of this opportunity, ottered at the well-known staud, No. 3o Main strevt. nov-JS BOSER BROS, tc CO. HIT ..' . t t ' i - - DMI lUlu ' Boots cto Blioes : At McDonald's Cilv Boot and Shoe Store ! mi st ojfJEJVMsn cw mat cm e.vffl of. Main And First V reels, where can be found a great variety ot Gents, Boys and Youths Cull', kip and Grain Boots oX all kinds. Ladies will find uice lot of Kid and Morocco Boots, Cloth lace and Congress Gaiters. Buskins and Slippers, with or without her is. Misses and Children's line Gaiters lam Boots. Ac 'oarse and medium of all styles. from the best to thecbeapest. Ladies, Misses aud Gents Buffalo and Gum over -shoe, sandles, Ac. ; a great variety of Mens' aud Boys' Wax and KipBrogans, GaifeiSs Punijss, Ac. Give the City Uoot A Shoe Store a trial, lirnteinber McDonald's, rur Main and First streets. nov2 sallK HJi Mt t'JMM'ifTr AM uiutu fM lot of that uice rag carpet has just beeu received at S. EM&ICH r CO.'S

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. rm BRlVJLm Jijs-O n EPJnTUKES Jt- Or THE MAILS AT THE POST OFFICE IK EVANSVILLE, 1ND. . . --.. AcarvAu . - - E. k C. Bailroad, (daily) 5.18 P. M. faducah, (tri weekly,;Srmdaj, Wediiea- ' 4nv. .rul Vrifin.. mt ' ; . (in t V

' "euaersou, luaai) ).. endersou,' (dailv)... lU.uti - Mount Vernon, (tri-weeklv.l Tueodav ThTrtay, arul Friday 3.(10 P. M. - Ilocarport, (tri-eekly,i Tuesday, Thursh 'day, and Hwturday 7.00 P. M". (i Petersburg h, ouce a week,) Thursday. 9.00 A. M. ' Cy ntbiana, (ouce a week,) Thursday ...... 7JJ0 P.: M. . uupa ktukth. E. t C. fcairroad, (daily )....... ......10.25 A. "M. Paducah, (tri-weekly.) Monday, Wed- - nesilay, and Friday t 12.00 M. Henderson, (daily) IS.tlO M. Mount Vernon, tri weekly, Inesdvy, .. Thursday, and Saturday 7.00 A. M. Bockport, (tri-weekly,) Monday,' Wedday, aud Friday 7.00 A. M . PetersbBKh, (once a week,) Thursday .HOD CynthianSL ionce a week,) Thursday. ti. " " i Cihjiim smis Mim. The Railroad Ma'! will close promptly at ttVi o'clock, (railroad rime) alter which boor no letters will be received. - The Padncah (Silver Star) and Henderson mails will close at 11 o'clock every day. The Rock port, Mt. Vernon, New Harmony, and Cynthiaua Mails will be closed and made up at 9 o'clock at night the evening before their departure.- - nov24 ; ... . R. RPPD, P. M. rm OSE-HORSE WA GOX AT A VCTIOH. m JL AVe will sell. on Saturday uioruine next, at auction, a one-horse- wagon, loo gross of Friction Matches, 1 Counter Scale, dc. nov2s- H.NELSON. m . new Brkk Buildinirs, on Market pi. em each suitable for a store and dwelling or may be occupied as a dwelling alone. Enquire of A. C. HALLOCK, Ius. Agency Office, IXarbls Hall, Main St., EvansviUe. ' J -- - t- nov23 rBAN AND SHORTS -10 TOSS J VST MEceived aud fr sale by CHAS. McJOHNSTON, nov24 i ,,. , .. Posey's Block, Main street, i LIBRARY LECTURES. rWHE LECTrSE COMMITTEE. OF THE M Evanvii: Library Association take pleasure in announcing to the citizens of EvansviUe that they have completed arrangements tor the following course of Lectures : . HON. HENRY S. FOOTE, of M Usissippi December 3d. Subject: "Thi Pstsiot PaKsinEHT." PROF. E. L. Y0UMANS. of New York CityDecember. Subject: "MajL'ekaik or mi Kuianura.' '. i. A. McMASTEK, Esq.., of N. Y. Freeman's Journal January lo. Subject: 'CHBUTorn:aCoinwors." - ... HON. KOBERT DALET OWEN, of Ntw HarmonyJanuary. Subject : "Italt." BAYARD TAYLOR, Esq., or New York Febmary 1 Subject : "Moscow." EDWIN P. WHIPPLE, Esq., of Boston -February. Subject ; "Joan or Aac." . HON. 1. T. UEADLEY, of Albany, N. Y. Febrnarv. Subjert : , R ALPH WALDO EMERSON, of Concord. Mass. FelNmary. Subjoct . Season tickets to the Course. f I 50 For sale at the Library Rooms aud bv all of the Directors. . JOHN W. FOSTER. . , . .. , CHARLES DENUV. , ... . WELL. H. WALKER. no23 "i Lecture Committee. t xjsj-ta newbrickdwell".ssL; iug, containing nine rooms, with a good cellar, cistern, and out-buildings ; a large garden aud yard filled with fruit and shrubbery. Said lot is situated on Second street, between Gum and Maple. Possession given first day of February, 18QU. Enquire of qCTAVIA E. LEWIS. 1fh IS&OL VTi OJ1 TH K OO-PARTNER-ship heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the style of the "Evansville Journal Company," has, by niutual consent, this day been dissolved, by the withdrawal of Mr. Carlile. The accounts of tbs late firm will be settled at the office cf the new firm, F. Y. CARLILE, F. M. THAYER, 1 noV2ld3w JOHN H. McNEELY. ' BTVCJf Of rJ M TJ-Ji It SJiJP.Jmr W Notice is hereby given, that a partnership has this day been tornied between the uiitlersigned pentom, under the style and title of. " Evansville Journal Company," James U. McNeely having put eeasod ths interest of F. Y. Carlile in the Evans ville Journal Establishment, i Evauavitle, InJ., November 21st., 185'J. JAMES 11. McNEELY. F. M. THAYER. ' : ' JOHN II. McNEELY. , . CANAL BANK, EvAMivm.r., Ino., Nov. 22, 1859. M on Thursday, 24th, (Thanksgiving day). Persons having business to transact will please attend to it on the day previous, the 23d. nov2-.id3t WM. T. PAGE, Cashier. griu ornkintT- .I" - 30 hogsheads new sugar;-'-100 barrels new molasses ; 50 half barrels do ; , just received per steamer Woodford, and for sab? at New Orleans prices, adding freight Ac, as close consignment by GEO. F0STEE 1 CO. nov-22 roruer L xust st and Caual. 41 O LI fjij& ! A NEW LOT OF DAWhcm. Warren A llvde's tip tou Gold Pens. just received and for sale cheap by B1TTUOLFF BROS, nov 2J . 48 Main street. OTtCK .'NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ww to tlia members of Washington Fire Company No. 1, to meet at their U all oh Tuesday, Nov. 2.1, 1S.V.I, t li:.'SO P. M., for the purpose of electing ofllcersof the Company. Bv ordr of the 'Company : nov2a! .- G K( . M N ETZ E R, See OWTEMli ! O W8TEM8 I RECEIVED daily by Express, direct from Baltimore, fresh and tine. Those wanting, can be supplied iu quantities to suit, by CUAS. MrJOHNS'i'ON, noV-'G Posey's Block, Maiu "street. " For Wabash" River. rmrjH k mrajjitttH juao,i i cJB-n, M J. J. PiLUim av. Master, O. pjjj P. PiM-sucsv,' and J. P. McDom--" filL-A ALD, Clerks, will leave for Unt- '" . sonville, Terrs Haute, Lafayette tin" nn innmiffn and all iutermeiliate ports, ou Saturday, 2ith Inst., atlo.clock, P.M. For freight or passage apply on board. nov22dlw gfmm n n : 6O0 bts Western Reserve, 26 bxs English Dairy. Just received per steamer Sain. Kirkmau, by; SORENSON si CO. ., . CHILLS AND FEVER.- - . - M strange that persons will continue to shake front day to day, week to week, and month to month, w ith Ague, when seventy-five cents invested in Dr. Marker's Chlorine Ague Killer a ould cure them sound aud well. Try it. For solo at ' octlO THOMPSON'S Drugstore. "Lots" for Sale! OJV .Dasr JBJ81' T MS Mi MS t THE most favorable opportunity ever ottered to tbe puUic. 20 lots of 5 acres each, ou the New burj road, IV, miles from the Court House, And 8 lots of 5 acres each, ou Washington avenue, one mile from tbe city. As small a quantity as ouetourtn ot an acre will be soiii.it u.irei. Apply to Wtl. B1ERB0WE R. nor22dly We have on hand quite a variety of wellmade and fashionable style Clothing, including some very desirable Overcoats, that being of rather a better quality than is needed for our wholesale trade, we will reran for cash at ertremei iotr natree. All our friends wno wonlil like a bargain in this Hue, will nnu us ready to accommodate them at No. 20 Main street. nov9 WM. E. FRENCH A CO. SOUTHWESTERN SEED AND Agricultural "Warehouse. F. SHARPE & CO.. Wlielesale and Retail Dealers in all k inds of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Farm and Garden seeds, fruit aud ornamental trees. Juvergreeus, Mbrubbery, lc. Also dealers in Flour Grain and Produce generally. V 1 30 Mai 8ty r. 'rA sT Cmmml nov3 : EVASS V1LLE, 1ND. '0 SJtjyh VMJKMMiZ MM. That splendid saddle horse that took all tbe premiums at tile District Fair. . He works well in any harness. Euquire of novS ? V Z. H. COOFI. 700 I. H . W II flBH J JTMIMMS article. 15 Boxes Maadnleoe Herring; Zj do scaled do, received per steamer Conewago at COOK'S nov 3 Pioneer Family Grocer-. M. W. VOHTKB, O. VUSTKO, A. H. FOKTES, W. t 1WIS. ( GEORGE FOSTER & CO., I israrr Xsistl Strmtt. mm , Wholesale Grocers. i :! Sugar, Caudles, t Molasses, 8trt; ' - - - : Coflee, Blacaing, Teas, Dealers Poiuts, SlHces, , iln Produce ; Oils, Tobacco, , Cash advances made on Nails, Cigars, Consignments. Glass, Dye-stuffs, .! Sash,' . , . . Cordage, j : - . Umr, . , i Soap, Salt, Cottou-yarn, Plaster Paris, and every article in the Grocery line, constantly cn hand. nov 3

MISCELJUMIEOUS.

Home Insurance Comp'y. OF NEW YORK. .-mum WW, lia df 114, Brdem9. CAPITAL STOCK, (All paid ia) - f 1,000,000 SCRPLV8 - 500,000 j T-heOIOME INSURANCE CGMPANY continues to insure against loss or damage by FIRE, and the damages of INLAND NAVIGATION AND TRANSPORTATION, on terms as favorable as tho nature of tbs risks and the real security of ths insured, and of the Company will warrant. LOSSES ilQUlTABiT ADJ l.'STKS i WR0MFTLV PAIS). Abstract of the twelfth semi-annual statement of tbe condition of the Home InavaAitcB Compact, of the city of New York, on tb 3oth day of June, 185!. -ASSETS. Cash, balance in Rank t 82,902 36 Bonds sud M wtgages (being hrst hea on Real Estate, worth at least ft, 58ti,4'j0)............. .. Loan 4 ou Stocks, payable on demand, (market value of securities, t-Jol,-Bauk Stock, (market value,!. ........ United States Treasury Notes (market North' Carolina State Bond, (market value,) Missouri State Bonds, (market value) Tennessee State Bonds, (inarke. value) Real Estate, No. 4 Wall street Interest due on 1st July, 18o9, (of which $21,162 u2 has since been received) Balance in hands of Agents and iu course of transmission from A :ents on 30th June, (or which, $8,710 81 has siuce been received). Bills Receivable, (for premiums on iu - land risks) ... Premiums due and uncollected on policies issued at onice.. 823,802 03 22U.478 0t bs.iaO UO 75,349 31 9,925 90 iT,J "J 9,2i2 50 67,412 73 23,7112 65 19,211 42 13,497 98 1,651 73 Total ' LIABILITIES. 1,457.813 71 Claims for biases outstauJiug on the aoth June, 186, es. t mated 1 211,120 26 Due Stockholders on account . of Tenth divided- 440 00 20,570 26 New York, 19th Julv, 18.r,9. CHAS. J. MARTIN, Pres't, A. F. WILLHAUTU, Vks Prea't J. Miltom SsjlTB, Secretary, JuHS McGuec, Asst. Secretary. W BUSINESS ATTENDED TO WITH DESPATCH AND FIDELITY.oci28 A. C. HALLOrK, Agent. wJ? U" MJ18MJS8 WW 10 boxes Raisins. 10 half boxes do lO qr do do received and fur sale by VICE EERY BROS. noviy 82 main street. mb tmsMBjyr mvttjbm 600 lbs Goshen butter: 1 barrel cranberries, at COOK'S PIONEER GROCERY. rjlVMM MS m'SfTCMMJi V .' M 400 tine large Turkeys now corn feeding on the form, for sale by C. McJOHNSTON, novl6 Mala street, Posey ,s bha-k. BE VTTMM KX sV VS MM 100 Umj choice roll butter; 500 dozen fresh eggs, just received and for sale by novl CHA'8. McJOHNSTON. M7 a prime article, new, received and for sole in quantities ts suit by CHAS. McJOHNSTON. Igjf LA S Tti M fa MM MJMMMXLS JL jiut received aud for sale by aovlS CHAS. McJOHNSTON. WWMtMMMJV'MOt mmmSkls urutTB JLM. flint just received bv novl6 CHAS. McJOHNSTON. WW, a8MM0aMB83 iimxtijr sjy W W Wayne's celebrated Orice patent " washboards, Just received from tbe factory and for sale by novltt CHAS. McJONSTON. mMiv cMViC0itm-u m, jm m v h W w and very pretty assortment of prints just received at nov 16 S. EMBICII. uii uu. a Drs. EHRMAN & GLAVIZ, MM Surgeons, offer their services to tbs citizens of Evansville and vicinity. Dr. Glavia will like wise pay particular attention to diseases of tbe Eye. lie nas nail long experience in tneir mean-ai anu surgical treatment, as an attending Physician in the Eye Innmiary at Berlin. )- Office hours from 8 A. M. to 4 P. M. - Office on 3.1 street below Vine.. Residence of Dr. Ehrmau 3d street, between Vine A Sycamore. Residence of Dr. Ulavis, Sherwood House. nct27 FANCY FURS. mti'mst JMmmiv'Jt i. mf mm hkj M SON. A splendid assortment, comprising all the styles out for the ensuing winter. Call and see. VAUTIER A MABCONNIER. 0i'iAm8KMUU V8HM1L.8 WlS prime Seed iu store aud for sale by nov8. E. S. BABCGCK0Olt U'JTCIiJiS jJK'MM JKWKL. rv, cheap. We have now on hand ths best stock of good gold aud silver watches, jewelry, Ac. ever ottered iu this city, which we are selliug off at very low figures rail soou if vou waut a bargain. - ; BITTROLFF BROS, nov22" 48 Msiu'street. TksTk STMJiJVKtt :VJBI aws W W ou hand aud for sale at oot2 Cx KS FA M I LY G ROCE R Y. ' MteWSTTiK riMMtSS MJT JV8T 4VW out st " VALT1EK A MARCOMER, nov21 ' .19 Main street. jfWvf M wtttiji TAbmi&Mat'i8 Mm Pennsylvania brand iu store and for sole by iov8 SORENSON A CO. nios article, just arrived at nov SORENSON A tsD.'S. WMMMMJS" MJS-MM VMJV MMJ It MM 10 bashels meal, from new corn ; 6 barrels flint homminy ; in store and for Saks by V ICK ERY BROS novl7 82 Main street. AVWrTe.V tJT TtJYt - 5 mtJLKS No. 1 Ctnuelton batting, in store and for sale by VICE ERY BROS, i nov 17 82 Main street. WWGJHJe-MJBK J KMJYaJI aMMUMS MM lot of brown, blue, and blue-mixed, from the rural district, just received at nov 16 8. EMBICH A CO.'S f 1 MMJVB 8TOJTK8 lO TmjVS MMw N rea grind stones, all sizes, received to-day by GEO. S. SOSiNTAG, Oct 26 10 Main street. CHANGE OF LOCATION. WfM spectfnlly iulorm her old friends and ens. tomers that she ho opened her MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT on Viae street, between Second and Third streets, where she will be bsppy in serving them to the best ef her ability. Bonusts trimaed In a style unsurpassed in the city. nov 1 5-Ira m-IMMMT JtXl'l TMSM Jf."3P, MtTT wVW j W INSURRECTION. Just received at our Anctioa Rooms, on the cor- i nerof Main and Third streets, sixty-one roses of DRY GOODS, direct from the manufacturers aud importers, consisting iu part of 20 pea English, French, and American Cloths. 20 " Doeskin and Faocy Cassimeres. 1U5 " Sattinetta. 600 Prints. &i " Tweeds. 20 " Lindsey. 200 Delanrs and other Dress Goods. 250 " Bleached and Brown Muslin. 20 dozen Linen Table Cloths. 35 pes of Irish Linen. From 200 to 300 pieces of other goods too numerous tumention. Abto a lot of HOtsf ERY, GLOVES and NOTIONS, which we will sell at private sale, at Eastern cost and carriage. All that remains unsold on Monday, the 14th of November, will be sold at Auction to the highest bidder, without reserve, commencing 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 tbe largest ever offered for sale in this place, and is bound to be sold. novl2 U. NELSON si CO. TfXUCVTMIX ,Vw TIVttrJVM Tlili JLJd is hereby given tnat tne snuersigued been appointed Executrix of the last will of Adam Enrtz. late of Vanderburgh county, deceased. Said estate ia supposed to be solvent. novl2-3tw CAROLINE KURTZ. mmMt W CM m f 8ir-jjA?Tm-A-MM8T mW ARRIVAL DIRECT 13 hbds new Sugar, from plantation. 43bbl " Molassios. 10 hf bbli new " Just received per Cbancellor, am! for sale by uovl2 GEORGE FOSTER A CO. 0VJt 4M1JT8 j1JJ Something nice, at VAUTIER A MARCONNIER'S, nov 14 39 Main street. g1MTTftJS" m'MMJVS y 75 bags, assorted Nos. Hope mill ; 10 bsgs white and colored cotton chain ; 1000 cotton twine ; 500 lbs candle wick ; just received and for sale by novlT u UCF.IHK m bii.. MMIIMJVX. OP SO0 quarter boxes sardines; 200 hair do . do Vresh and prime, just received by no2 E. S. BABCOCK. 8'M V A A SPLENDID ARtlcte, at the Pioneer Grocery of nov21 Z. H. COOK.

MISCELLANEOUS.

The followinr are a Dart of the Ptni sft. icines, Ac, for sals at the Family Medicine Stare, i jaain street : - - -- Hembolt's Extract Buchu ; Trask's Magnetic Ointment ; . ' " Rodgors' Syrup Liverwort and Tar ; 1 Mrs. Allen's Hair Restorative; Dr. Baker's Pain Panacea; - Houghton Pepsin ; . .- Osgood's Cholagogue ; i Kennedy Discovery; ' Brandt's Purifying Extract ; Sanford's Invigorator I Bryan's Pnlmouic Wafers; Phillips' Cough Syrup ; Bull's Worm Destroyer; Hays' Pile Liniment; Terraat's Selteer Aperient ; Sir James Clark's Female Pills; Hollow-ay's Oiutnient and Pills ; Old London Dock Gin ; and on hundred and ninety other kinds of Pills, Syrups, Ointments. Uairdvaa. Vermifuges. Plas ters, Bitters, Liniments, Touica, Ac, wholesale HARD TIMES vs. CHEAP PICTURES. 7JTsT. 8MMTB; Mmf8WTB iL'HT WML House, Main street, feels prood to aay he first reduced the exorbitant charge for first-rlass Case Picture in this city, and ho made lO.Ooo such In the last two years with entire satisfaction to his patrons. He does not consider it any condescension on his part, but continues to make 60 cent Pictures in a niortt superior Case also a 40 cent Case Picture, and a 20 cent, without case, Don't hurry, friends, or get up rush, but come along at your leisure, for Mr. S. is always at bis gallery, an1 will contiuue to give bis patrons dies p aud first class Pictures, warranted to eudure. Mr. 8. is also baking a Paper Picture to send through the Post OfHre, without extra charge, equal to any likeness mora made. novlO-lw fUMMSJBSBSO BOXES PRIME WESTERN VL Reserve cheese received er steamer Dr. Kan at uov21 , SORENSON A CO.'S. - t TJAfll-SO BOXES M l'ERlTJtt PEARL 0l refined starch, for sala low to tbe trade, bv UOVl SORENSON at CO.. m-&tt0mM81S DOZEN MJM per railroad, by 1, RECEIVED nov 21 SORENSON CD. WfVSr M M M IV AS It JP 100O lbs Itaoiu MiohI.U rs : 15O0 lbs Clear Sides, aiiH.rior article, '.. H. COO SI'S PIOSEER GROCERY. at W THVSSEXS HAS OPESED A STt'lHO IS M the room kuown as the "Sun beam Gallery," where he will take pleasure iu exhibiting sdecimena of his paintiugs. He desires, to form a class in ths art of launling, which ho will track- sn liberal term-. He mvv be (eund in bis studio from 9 o'clock A. M., to i P. M. nov23-2w iamrMTs-j s t l kjvii m it V article with colors and plaid to match, fur sale cheap at oct20 EMBICII CO.'S u-tn; r x o o a, h . SEy I-a Mi Tttt I nov 18 E. H. COOK'S GROCERY. SIXTH ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT! costim tu m ccr.ss or the Cosinopolitaii Art Association! JTVAt S.M JLL SKCTIitJrs ill-' Til it M? country subscribers to this popular Art institution, (now in its sixth ysar,)arii beiug received In a ratio uuparalelid with that of any previous year. 1st. The beautiful steel engraving, 'Skakspear . an I his friends." 2d. A copy of the eleguutly illustrated Art Journal, one year. 3d. A free season adniisnim to tb Galleries, &I8 Broadway, New York. In addition to which, over four hundred valuable works of Art are given tosubecrilM-rsas premiums, comprising choice Paintings, Sculptures, Outlines, Ac, by the first American and Foreign Artists. The superb engraviug, w hich every sulsjcriber vill receive immediately ou receipt of subscription, entitled "8IIAKSPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS," 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 large slse, being prints. on heavy plate pner, 30 by 28 Inches, making a most superb ornament suitable fur the walls of either the library, parlor, or office. It can be sent to any part of the country, by mail, with safety, beiug packed iu a cylinder, postage prepaid. Think of it! Strch a work, delivered free of charge, and the Art Journal, one yeSfr, for three dollars. Subscriptions will lie received until tbs evening of Tuesday, the 3tst of January, I3CO, at which time the hooks will close and tho premiums ba given te subscribers. No person is restricted to a single subscription. Those remitting $15 are entitled to six memberships. Subscriptions from California, the Canadas, and all Foreign Provinces, must be &3 60 iustead of (3, in order lo defray extra postages, Ac. Parsons wishing to tot ui clubs will apply for a circular of terms, Ac. The beautifully illustrated Art Jornal, giving full particulars, w ill be sent ou receiptof IS csntst In stamps or coin. Address C. L. DEKBYt Actuary 0. A. A. 54i and S48 Broadway, New York. MTSnliscriptiona also received by J. D. RAN. DALL, Hon. Secretary for Evansville and viciuity. novl8 new Buckwheat Flour, just received bv K t24 E. 8. BABCOCK. MlMSl HIMSf fVMS! J UST REM. ceived per express, extra fine furs, also some very nice for young girls at nov21 VAIITIKR A MARCONIER. MM Mjivi'8 1 'V jMJIJIH ViM It'll Ml J V M. FLOUR A choice article, just received and for sale, wholesale and retail, at low figures, at Z.H.COOK'S noil Pioneer Family Grocery. sv IVFVVaV MJttfM.1 OO It J I. KB MiXM tral heavy bags, averaging 430 pounds to tha bale. Just received and for sale by no2 E. 8 BABCOCK. OROCE t! W VHT MKVJtlWMSB, IJS" Tif TOP QM order, embracing everything in tbe trade, and for sale at paying prices to the purchaser aud seller. Just try, that's all. At no2 t. . BAblWk. miMiBTWj'irt ItlUM POTMTmtii. A3 100 bushels, large and fine, receiving and lor sale by C 11 A S. M J O U ti STO N , not rosey s biock. mtttiHH tu i. rummmti ttm'STXMm -Si tor sale at $1 2: per can ; C5r per bs'f can. uov4 ;oOK'S PIuNEER GROtlERY. f 1 f'.VVVF- H .1 ti W. 1 OS BO! A, X M Large size lieavy Guuny Bags, in store a U,r sale by PRESTON BROS. J. C. $ J. G. SMITH, Sa. 187 Main street, Csr. Seventh,. EVA N ft V I L L E, IND. 1tlMTMtIlll. fOU TUB JmlgT A"Jl TWM ronsge bestowed upon them, beg leave to in form their friends and the community in general, that with the aid of new machinery, tlisy are enabled to turn out work superior to that of any Eastern make. Those who wish to have good TOOLS, aud at the same time encourage home manufacture, can supply themselves at tha factory. Hatchets, Axes, Hoes, Drew-Knives, Pork Cleavers, Millers' Pick, and Edged Tools of all kinds, mails of double refined cast steel, and warranted equal to any iu use. sep2T-3m BlTYndOMh.MA DE SHOES iT jf" a III K 8 WILL JLBA8B TJMiti MLd particular do ice that I am going. to pay marked attention to the manufacture of Ladies', Misses', and Children's Shoes 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. Gentlemeu will please call and see the handsome and durable styles of Fall aud Winter Boots I am now making. -- WA NTE'ft Immediately, ten or twelve g(4 journeymen, for men's and women's work. Ths highest wages will be paid in cosh. sept21 JOHN RASCH, No. 8 Second st. A lt TUB TO TJX-M'Jt'BMit m w The tax-payers of the city of Kvaosville are hereby notified that I will advertise for sale, all real estate in said city, f he taxes whereon have not been paid on the 6th of December, ls. il, and that I will, from that day, distrain and sell sufficient personal property of such inhabitants of Evansville as have not paid their taxes on their personal property, poll or dog tax. All who desire to savs costs will have to pay np before that due. P.SCUMUCK. novlSd2w City Collector. -WmM'BtMM -99 MMLB. MJLLV W Vinegar received and for sale by octl GEORGE FOSTER A CO . ' J8sysw.fi m lsu MtmxBJS' avers) a Brooms just received and tor sale low to fnovSJ E. B. BABCOCK.