Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 87, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 7 December 1859 — Page 2

tVAWSVILLE. IflD. . MORNING. .....DECEMBEK 7 "BKAui-Itt MATTER 0XllXEJZ Y '

Editorial Corresponded' IsctASAPOLis, Dar 6"79 Si y "letter of the 28 r.cy hare been able to so -mootbe over tbeir , difficulties regarding th orgauIzalion of their Jannsry Staf d ConTentioi)) a3 to mae matte rprr " u ftU .. ght on thc surCicc . but those no ijave opportunities for knowiftSr .a see that there is no peace" in tkl. torn and tattered party. This is made 'plain by an admission in the proceedings of the Democratic State Central Committee, at a meeting held on the 29th ultimo, when it was declared and published, that an "exciting canse"doe3 "exist in the political mind of our own party at this time, wholly uncimnpletl by the pat." ' : The Committee at that meeting took definite action in regard to the day on which their State Convention should be held. I told ya i my other letter that John L. Robinson was determined to hold an Administration Convention on the 5th of January, and that he was not the man to "back down " from a position. Strange to say, at the Committee meeting, a motion was carried to fix the time for holding the Convention on the lHh of January.. I my strange, because Mr. Robinson controls the Committee, a majority of whom are Ad'ministrationiste, and because he made the motion to fix the time on a - day that he had before that time opposed. Of course, he and his co-operators rn the movement had their reaon to justify them in this action, and those rtasons are ihadowed forth in the published proceedings of the occasion. : The committee profess to deplore the fact that all the counties have not appointed delegates according to the directions given by the committee at a former session, and that bobm f the counties have constituted all Democrat as delegates who may phrase to attend, or bav anointed a larger ntinlier of delegates than have a right to claim admission. In this irregularity of some counties, and the arrangement decided on by tire Central Committee to isstn. tirkets to delegate", and to admit none v. itdout, is to be fonnd the consideration on the part of the Lecompton Democrnts for tiieir rowe.'unn as to the time for holding the convention. . They have been very busy at the tuuuty conveatioue already held, in carrying out their own views in the appointment of del

egates, and in thwarting the plans of the enti-Lecomprcnitcs. Where they could get majority of their own men (juicily, they have done to; if not, they would attempt to have all Democrats attending the convention constituted delegates, trusting to good lnck and kill!ul management for n l'ul attendance of the faithful; and, in at.leait one county, (Laporte), they have kicked up a row and left the hall of meeting, when they discovered that the Douglas DeiuocruU " held the best hand.'" From Laporte and some other counties, double delegation: wlh report thewrae'ves, and from sundry other quarters miscellaneous crowds of thu uuterrifted will come. A Lecompton committee iff vis tie ticket, and decides who are and who arc not entitled to them. ?o it is easily seen how great is the prwpect for harmony. In the Convention of January, 185?, there was a rcgnlar Kilkenny-cat fight. So there will be in the Convention of January, 13G0, only md ten-fold more fierce and venomous by two years' acctimnlation of wrath and bit-V-rnws. In the Convention of 1858, the Administration prostrated, but " did not destroy, the A nti-Lecompton rebels." In the approaching Convention, there is little doubt that the scenes of 1858 will be re-enacted. The elasticity and recuperative powers of the Democracy are wonderful, but it would require the nerve, muscle, and energy of a bt of Douglases (strong as he is, both physically and mentally) to withstand all this wear and tear. Douglas and hi3 cohorts must go down, bnt it will be on'y after a strife in which the ranks of both parties will be decimated. The January Convention will send a majority of Anti-Douglas delegates to Charleston ; Douglas will be slaughtered there, and the mass of the Hoosier Democracy will acquiesce in tho " deep damnation of his taking off."' The Convention of the 11th of January will decide the fat of the Democratic party ia Indiana, and the Charleston Convention will 31 the doom of that party, as now organized, thronghtnit the nation, proTided the Opposition pursue a lcasnmibie course, and select some good man on u lumi ail eau unite, to overthrow the present rotten Administration. If such a man can be found, a v ictory equal to t'.as. of 1S40 awaits the opposition to Lecompton Democracy. The importance of the, subject, and the desire to " post " our Auti-Lccoiuptuo readers ( ho can mi longer claim llic Enquirer for their organ), is my excuse for this extended Mtcr on a single subject. J- II. M. In a Tiuht I'i.ai a. The Democracy of Fayette county, in convention assembled, ednpt-d a series of resolutions, one of which endorsed the Administration of .lames Butlianati, another approving of U.: course of Senator Douglas, and a thir l instructing tne delegate to the Slate Convention to select men a delegates to the Charleston Cocventint who"e sentiments wi re known to bein accordance with both of the other resolution. If the delegates laivc not a hard job of work laid ool for tbein. we arc greatly mistaken. CoTBsr. In no Northern Slate have the peoala lfaed to give u;i a fugitive slave Ikr tWe vtmUt hud suW-iUitiuU'd, lti cUua. la tbe fioutbern States not a s;ueie individual connected with ilio 6la70 tradd ha ever Ken punished, ihoiigh notoriously proven guilty.

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est pioneer of .-, ""r -V residence tf jj-uuj. ou-ji "c bis son in Vincennes, on Sat-' unlay la-' it, in the seventy-third year of his Major Beckes waf the first white male ild born, within the limits of Knox cpun-, ty. lie served as Lieutenant in the campaign of 1814; was at the battle of Tippecanoe, and also commanded a Gompany of rangers in the celebrated. Black Hawk Var.. He bad filled with honor several of the most important civil offices of his native -county, and hi3 death will ; be mourned by numerous friends. . - " fl'ai. Heberd, Esq., a wealthy citizen of Vincennes, died very suddenly in that city on Monday. Feeling slightly indisposed, he stepped into a drug store to get a few drops of Jamaica ginger. Hs turned to leave the store, but sunk to the floor ; he arose, but fell a second time. He was removed to the office of a physician close at hand, but expired in an hour from his first attack, surrounded by his wife and children. His disease was an affection of the heart. The State Sentinel contains the testimony adduced in the Morgan county election fraud case. The testimony, as published in the Sentinel, is damaging to the Republican i cause, and it will but little become them in 1 the ceater of thc State to prate of honesty until they can explain away or disprove the damnable frauds they were guilty of in the last election in Morgan County. Those proven guilty of the fraud, ought to serve a term in the penitentiary. It makes no difference which party isgailty of acts of this kind, the crime .is the same, and the severest penalties of the law should be visited upon its violators. A brother of Coppie, one of the prisoners at Charlestown, was arrested on tue 30th ultimo, about 3C miles from that town. He was disguised. ' Cook recognized him. All the other prisoners refused to identify him. About all the good Cook's friends from this State did him was to induce him to act a dishonorable part towards his fellow-associates, without in tho least improving his own condition. A new paper, to be called the Auu.ricun liuuiituni, is to le issued in llacine, Wisconsin, during the present month. The Bohemian population in the United States is said to be over a quarter of a million, aud hitherto they have not been able to keep up with the times, in consequence of their not understanding either German or Knglish. A correspondent of the Cincinnati ziili wrileS that paper under the date of Friday, from Katon; Ohio'- " This morning at 5 o'clock our quiet village v .is aroused by the tolling of every Uil in the town, and as (he inquiry passed along, 'What does this mean V the answer Wits, ' This iu honor of old Ossuwattomie Brown.' This is the feeling of our people." A man named Charles Martin stabbed his friend, John R. Matheson, In Cleveland, ( l. io, on Friday night last. Tho difliculty giew out of a desire on the part of Matheson to be proposed to a Masonic - Lodge, which Martin refused to do. A quarrel ensued, which terminated by Martin stabbing Matheson iu the abdomen. Samuel J udali, Ksq, was expelled from the Board of Trustees of the Vincennes University on Monday. His conduct is alleged to have brought disgrace and discredit upon the University. His ability asa lawyer brought an immense sum of money into its collers. Senator Sumner has been chosen a foreign associate member of the French Society of Political Lcouoiny at Pans, lie is the first American on whom this honor has been conferred. A single lady named Sophia Minister, committed suicide in Cincinnati by taking laudanum. Mental derangement, assigned as the cause. Alfred -Kelly, distinguished politician of Ohio, died nt his 'residence in Columbui, on Thursday night last. 5" The Bowling Green Gazette gays that as a Mr. Ben. W. Hale. was going to his house near Franklin, Simpson" county, Kjn several nights ago, in passing throngh a low bottom, he spied a couple of men, who, on beholding Lini, started towards him. One of them h;id a gun in his hand, which he cocked and presented, remarking, " 1 :11 finish you now." Hale grasped the gun, but in his eriort to keep from being shot, was dismounted. His opponent threw him upon the ground, bcating.him most unmercifully. Hale finally succeeded in disengaging himself from his assailants, and made his escape. Neither of the robbers have been arrested. One of them, the Gazette says, is a Yankee schyoi-mastcr. - . , . The same paper gives an account of the murder of a free negro, by one James Marshall.The body was , concealed for wm. time in a wheat lield, but, on Search being made, was discovered. The paper does not state that Marshal has boen arrested.ESrCundidates for Congress iu the Eighth -0 CT distjict seem to be as thicK as were tne frogs in Keypt. The Ii1ayette Journal mentions the following geutlcnieu who are figuring for Hie Republican- nomination r "J. A. Ricti, Esq., Fountain county : C. Y. Junes, '.' do. ; James McDonald, do. ; Mr. Harper,- Warren- county , Col. Bryant, rv.; Dk. Kry, Montgomery connty? John-. Beard, do. ; Dr. McFarlaud, Tippecanoe , wunty ; W. C. Viteon,"dci.; "lod!ove f : OrTh. do. ; Alla-rt S. White, do. ; .' Mr. Hazelrigg, Bi.one .county. Trk tv 'are twelve , in the !i.--t. To these might probably be added another gentleman from bJoone, and one also from Carroll. '. ' . - ; J-ay- The Rockport JJemecruL informs us that George A. Tlauiiian, who was engaged in tixing a : wcii'on Hie-premises of George Thorns?, was seriously injured, several days ii0. , A piece of clay struck hint on the head, :ud he was precipitated some sixteen feet to the bottiun, his head striking the ladder, .fearing nearly one-hali" of the scalp frutii the kull. t The unfortunate man is said to he doing as well as could lie expected

1ST A call for another Democratic Con- ;

tTenuoD ucu - n,l."it!-.''. u. u. isiorcan, uajvin Jones, ana unmerons others, appears in the Rockport Democrat.This call will result, we presume, in a double delegation to Indianapolis, from Spencer county. JWhich delegation will be admitted is a question involved in doubt, though, we think the delegates first appointed, and who are instructed to go for Joe Lane, stand the best chance. The Buchanan and Douglas wings of the' Democracy measured their strength at the recent county election, and, to our surprise, the DougIa3 men went to the wall. Being defeated before the people, we anticipate that the present movement will only be regarded as a disorganizing attempt, and the delegates to be appointed will be refused a seat in the State Convention. The administration men in our county were ont-generalled in the primary convention, and strong " Douglas .delegates were chosen , to represent the party at Indianapolis on the 11th of next month. But we have not yet heard of any movement for calling another convention, and tho appointment of another set of delegates. They quietly acquiesce in tbeir defeat. And they will insist, we drjubt not, on the Douglas men of Spencer county pursuing a similar course. . Everything cheeringly indicates that the period of caucus conventions has departed. The cry of party is fast losing its omnipotence. The people are beginning to understand the necessity of choosing men to fill their offices of honor and trust, and that men are seldom put forth by the intriguers who manage and control the party machinery. 'ja?" James Robb, of New Orleans, an Charles Congdon, of New York, have been appointed Receivers of the St. Louis, Alton, and Chicago Railroad, at thc suit of the first and second mortgage bond helder3. The road has been greatly embarrassed for some time ; so much so as to prevent its being kept in a thorough slate of repair. The St. Louis llfpullican says: "This decree will relieve it, and we may look for an improvement in its condition and traffic, and a certain ' renewal of confidence in the public mind in the permanency of its management, and an nbility to meet any engagement that may be made in connection with its future operations. We are advised that immediate arrangements will be made to construct an independent track between Alton and East St. Louis, and the whole line of road, roiling stock and machinery, upon which extensive improvements have been made during the past season, will be thoroughly repaired and renewed." Local and Miscellaneous. 'JBeF" Another lot of those beautiful Imperial overcoats, together with a lot of heavy woolen nnder-garnients, have just been- received a: Lyons', who is sellinsr goods at very low figures; and has a superb s-.-h V r.f fine goods. giayV tallow chandlery belonging to Mr. A. E. Taylor, in Terre Haute, was destroyed -by fire on Saturday night last. Loss $1200. '' Insured for if 1000. JJl-gfYcsterdny, Dr. Mokgan, cf our city, was telegraphed to visit a patient in Beloit, Wisconsin. .The sick man's faith in the Doctors skill, we should think, would almost cure him, so soon as the physician arrived, without the necessitv of medicine. Receipts by Railroad. - lVcPiiitu r G, lS.-,r. Via biifli corn, J. C. Dnoncht ; bhUnpi-lpn, I". lti)if.-i; 1 hugv, Jacob low'iithal ; 75 hhla fitir, 1 fir toii.1 lus. I. A. I i-ane ; lno bt.ls bv-f, 1 half l.irrfl lied',:! aliuiiltiers, 1 hint niclvt, A Ilia & Unwed ; brt bbls mes beof, llrtwn A Aikmaii ; 1 ii mi corn oht lU-r, 1 cob t.uricr. lieiiry Kuuiey. jr. ; 1 iibl cojr, cautliu Jt Stephens ; 1 bale mtUtt, 1. O. O'RiW Co. ; 5 caw, J. 11. Mhee Co. ; 3 boxes boot, R Barnoa ; 1 box tine goods, L. Renoir r ; l boxes tea, Bciiient t Vu-le. A.U. bllKADEK, Agent. N EW ADVERTISER! EHTS. Collector's Sale Of R- al Estate far tin payment of vott ami eTpentrs of AttU'-iralk improvement. niOTICJE JS HKRKH I tifVXJS" W W that by virtne of two preceptM, incued out of tlia Clerk' office of the city of Kvansville, ami to Bie liiri-uUd, I will ell at pnblicomi-ry at th do-r of the C oiirt Ifou'e in the city of KvausviUe, on Kri.luV, the 3ith ilny of Deeinber, 18.V.I, the fo'lowing lots ct )arceis of reitl eftt.ite, or as much thereof as niay bo necetary to pay the amonnts anessed mikI ch;in;el againpt aaitl lots respectively, as the Coat itutl expense of making siile-walk improvements in front of said iota, together with the costs of sale: Lot No. 1, Block So. i, Stockwull'a enl. SlO 38 11 40 11 41 lo 42 9 6(1 27 9 l4 0 ;w 9 31 9 33

do 4, do do do do do do do do do do do 4, do 4, do 4, d 4, do 4. do 4, do 4, do 4, do do do do do d.i do do S 9 ,V2 lit ;w do do do 8, Eastern ul f 1(U !S2 ib to coimiit'uce at Id oVlrck A. M., on said d.y. P. SCn.MVCK, d-7d.-:w CitT Collector. lCO AMEKWAX STOCK JOl'RXA L ! 1S60 ripHK 44ttH.1T mVCt'KSS It'll I C II M. Iihh attHU'td the publication, of the firdt volume of the AHKRIi.'AN STOCK JUIKSAL, has induced tie proprieUtr to uudertake several ini- " t!. proprietor f provt-metits l-r the toi uiue i-oinmetn-jiiur Jauuary, lyi, and be n4w oiler it to the public with the as-siiralu-r thait its pre&ent lih chariirter will be ful'j iMaiie d. and lh.it mi effort will be spared to rend -1- the utper an in jtpeuab-;0 necessity to all iu-t--reted iu the br.i-aiinj and uiauagement d our d -mNti,-animals. The Veterinary IVpartmmt will le under the editorial direction of loct. G-0. 11. Paid, the ditiuuihed Veterinary ureon, and late editor and proprietor of the .IwirtV-rta Veterinary Journal. Kach numler of the paper contains Z2 larre otavo pa s. and is banloniely illustrated. It is puhli;ih'd monthly at 23 lark How, New -York. Terms. ?-l.iMipr 3"ear. ineariuLly in adcance, with a Iiler.il discount to clubs. ftt-e-" Specimen cpe gratis. Money maybe ,Mit at publisher's risk, in T'jiterl letters. T. C. LIXSLKY, Proprietor. C. M. Sax ton. Baker Co-. Agents, So. 25 Park Row, 2iw York. iiee7wJweow TgHK MLE! T UK MAKIuN ML the only public house at Princeton, the coun ty seat of IrihsoD county. Indiana, is for sale on reasonable terms. Apply to d:i-7dlw CHAS. rrLLF.RTON. Trop'r. ItXKti, jtt 10lozeuaXes In do oihI-swws ; do Kbovel, toifrs and fol ks ; do ni'.-it-cuiters ; ., . do butt berkiiives ; 5 Si 5 do 1-uU-ber saws ; d and Tor sal.- by J. STU.VUB A S1", 74 Huu -:ii on h.11 lw7 3 front to fl.iiper pair, with and without straps, at J. STKA115 t. SON'S. . g p U K ji- .fl I.VA' ti- J l fT M K JtM .cetved 1 - extra borilit; mar bines, and forsa at lieures by J. STKAL'B & tl'N.

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ft -y ADVERTISEMENTS. ' New Grocery Store. wmfi$i.v to j cvo.rt.no if J tjs WW the pnblic and ourselves as much as possible, we have opened a braucb. ot our establishment at . AO. &.WATEB STBET. MAIS t SYCAMORE, where we would take pleasure in supplying families and steamboats with fancy and staple groceries, provisions, Ac, at the lowest possible rates. It is our intention to do as near a CA&H business as possible, at the new store, bat fur the accommodation of prompt paying patrons who may not have the "needful" convenient, we will take their order and have them charged at the old stand. So. 82 Main street, where business will be carried on as formerly. Those interested in the purchase of steamboat stores will please give us atrial, as we think wecan make it their interest so to do. TICKERY EROS. decS 'Nos. 82 Slain, aud 8 Water streets. TP IT fcW- WMBJE!A UJLt.JSSOU TW W ment in store, 01 sc reen wire, at CHARLES 3. WFLLS, No. 13. Kirst street. dec 6 jTIMB cumm m W8 15 o cw a i t: I, J R K saws of a superior qnulity just received. Also saw mandrils. CHAKLiS S.WELLS, decO - - .Xo. 13, First struct. JTk OO II SPMIeSIL 'IlV TOP AETIJLP cle, most gone. Call soon. , . CHAKLE3 S. VELLS, dec6 No. 13, First street. TFmVTCiiEBS MJT Jr8.'-.UJU JLm family meat saws, cook knives, beef slices, 4c, at CUAS. S. WELLS, dec6 lo. 13, First street. TV8T HMlCEMVJiU M ouO lbs new leaf laid ; lOoO lbs new bacon sides ; . IcOO lbs new shoulders ; 150 bushels Irinh potatoes; at Z. n. COOK'S deed Pioneer Family Grocery. K IfiJU V MOLMSE8J,OJM'AJSM t-Z3 crushed sugar, new molasses, golden syrup, d-c. Now what ia the use of the old Pioneer advertising, when everybody knows that he keeps the best of everything in the family grocery linn, so call aud see him t Z. H. COOK'S decti Pioneer Grocery. grUIJiI, COJJL !M H.i fJl -Vb W on hand a supply of the above coal w hich I will deliver to any part of the city at 10 cents per bushel. Leave your orders at John iicaly's Book btore, corner of Main street. decCdlm W M. GRANGE Agent. 4T saw mills and other purposes at CilAKLES S.WELLS, decG No. lo First street, The Wonder of "Wonders. B.EMAKKAKLE 1H EMJMESA Of NATl C GREAT A TTRA CTIOX! rmiHK a cco.n pr, u sir k n . .a n M. world-r-uowned PROF. GESsLEY, taken pleasure in announcing to the c:tizfus of this ciry, that he will give a scries of his uniijue, fam ifnl and wonderfid entertainments, At Crescent City Hall! Beginning to-big.it anJ continuing llu t-o evt iuii-. Prof. G. was burn uithtmt urms, nuriHil)iMt;iuili iter v nicta h is tuaMed, after many yeai ot wvrrtuue to ac-coinpliAti, by Di-aiin ul his Ums, many aau malr!; k'tz&ts of A.rt, amoa Mliitli may le lat-utioaejj, flie toaJin Had nrin uf a iistl, turcot hcuShfp, with an Air-rur., cu and ifi'-ni-ouly joi'ia ij;eU.tr vrnamenial iafr iKxi'3,writi with hta Uti tud faruitihed eiie-ciint'ii ot hts writing Hint boxes fir gnttuitnua dL-trituliuii arai'bg tlie audience, bestd a perforinina: many other aritotiUliing teat, the mention of which is onittd in coUHe4iifiici of lMiorf muititHrituis Iu cuusequcutti f the orderly nature of the. entrtiiinu.fnt-, we det-ru it our duty to extend to the ladies ;t sitocial invttatkut. Jome , come all, uch a rare opportunity for tenting the .truth ot the atw-rt ion, thai m-ceity tis the moherof invention, rarely occur. Both ihou and hid ios Dock in i warms, To (H.e th wonaV rd he porfornu.. From east to west, from north and south, His pntiw grua forth from eFcry mouth. And all with pleasing Uok proclaim Him great iu deedtaa well ad mtiue. tt UriHHiT opn from 7 till 9) p. m. 'h"c" -M. respectfully intorui their friend 8 aoid the pHbli - T-TTHlIy, thut they have removed their otfice i-j. t. fhpjr new Luihling-oii Vmt str-t. ttiree n .r- i'm Mreet, near the foundry, where ci;.-; v i,! ! i i- to cive more prompt attentiou to tli urdem ui tiicir ctttomcn. A huge lot of titoves will 8!d out at retail, at wholesale prirej, iu order to ci out the stock. dec5 KRATV A IIEILMAX. CMKIMTI AN RAn m M. HKI I.MAfc. KRATZ & HEILMAN. U1TY. FOU1SDUV! M A N U F A CT I RK RS A M III ' I LDK KS O ST E A M KNGINKS AND UOILEKS, Saw anil Grivt Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screw, GummiubC ila:kine8, Chinese Sugar Cane M ills. Tlirattug .tlarhlnn, Stc. KVASSVILLK, 1SD. rtrviE pnopiiTETOKS or the city fovsJL ilry beg leave to inforiu their frb-uds and t)ie public iu general, that they aro prepared to do all kinds of MACHINE AND FINIPniNfJ WOflK, aud every thing appertaining to the Foundry business. They are luanutacturing Steah K.jinf.s ami Iton.KP.s of any size and power required, aw Mill Machinery and Mill Gearing oi any size; Distillery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco iScrews, Gumming Machiues, Thrashing Machines, Malt Milts, Horsepowers, Corn-shellers, Machinery of all kluila niade and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings every description. Iron Honsefronts, Cellar Gratis' f-c. Cooking and Heating Moves of the latent i proved patterns; lIllow Ware, Dog Irons, ic. I1KEW EltS, DISTILLER, KkCTIKILK.,Ai, Supplied with every deacriptiou of Copjier ano Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Kefrigerators, Atteuiporators, Sparges, Stillheiwis and -Hrins oa an improved principle, Colnmns for Alcohol Mills, Veast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, arc; Copper, Lejul and Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Puuipa of every variety, for beer, spirits, oil, c: Brass Cocks and Valves, Steam Whistles, dc. Workmen sent to all parts to fit np work and do repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper aud Shuct Iron Work, dc. OLD METALS BOUGHT. They are dealing in and selling Allen's Improved Steam Gauge, Wrought Irou welded Pipes aud Tubing, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Suiut Machine, Stephen Hughes flour Separators, Gi'man Bolt ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Packing, IIo, fc. ot the best kind; Tinplate, Sheet lror. Block Tin, Pig Irou, Babrt Metal, Sielter, Fire Brick. They have every facility of the best Machinery and workmen, and will givo all work entrusted to them, their individual attention, Ailing orders promptly, warranting their work, and are satisfied with reasonable prirvs. Office and Sale Koom. Na. CO Main street; Foiiudiy, Boiler Yard and Machine Shop on Pino street, between First aud Second streets, EvanVille, Indiana. dec7 WBKO UMOO'TTt.! pYtfTj, SJOJi, J Ground Eice. Pearl Barley, and other diets for cluldreu aud iuvalids, for sale at W. II. P. STODDARD'S dec.l Drug Store, 17 Main street. tji jt. t. 8TOiiJjBhiu roatWW a,r(if Dagnerreotye, Anibrtdype, atid Melaiuotypu Stock, and geiu'ral ageiit for Photographic materials, ail ot whicfi are offeied at reduced prices at 17 MAIN STRKKT. r IT tH ABE JUST MJ BE EMFT OF ww another hitof Flnitl and Coal Oil L-inips, ' he latest patent, all of which areofferej tor sale at t tt.li.r.MUI'UAIills, de-3 17 Maiu street. VtOB.V BBOO.nS 30 MtOZ. MEAT-f LS ami g.nid, for ivile low by . t.. Ol i. lit, i, i s to, No. 4. Svcamore str.-ft. d-c i IJHVE8Toik OF from gtiaiauteed pure Havana, j all uualitie to common, lor sale at the lowest Cincinnati or Louisville i.rices and wirrmted .- e-lve M'isf-ie. tjon 1 ' s f fllLBEKl' A C i dec3 ' 'n... 4, Sy.-a.uorA st'r.et. i IMEE9E! HO HOXEH I. A HUH i and very choice cheese, received direct tri m ; the Wesb rn Reserve manufacturers, for sale low i , S. E.GILBERT CO dec3 No. 4, s-voiuiore strict. I . . . ' sl.VnBME:nA tES, BAISMS. . 3 Fi-s, Prunes, Rock Caudy, Nats of all i kinds. Liquorice, Indigo, Clw Jtir-, Lanterns and j r ihsrs I'uriy, r ancy isoaps, re.ts, .urm-gs, sair- i pet re, Sardinia, Oyster, etc., for sal- by ' E. GILBKKl f- CO, I d (3 No. 4, Sycamore street. OLD PEJS'S !- a new lot ok dawi H s.n. Warren if- Hyde's tip to Gold P.i.s, just received and forsaWcbeap by . . B1TTKOLFF BROS, j nov 22 t;i Main street. I v . I i I I -sYlaVsylvaiiia 1 1IOV17 L.uckwheat rlonr. just rerei,., ;tt VIlMHl ISilllS. Ki JIa'in sti.-et. ; K VBOF SWEETS -FIB ST i A ll U I V A L Dl U KCT-r-1.1 hh.is ne Sucar, from plantation. 4:t id. is .Mui; -es. io bf bbls wr J '.-t i..-Ci.I'.'d Hr t hancellor, and for sale by novii GEORGE FOSTER .V CO. griBi.vtt sco.'es-xo to. s be KH rea t.riud stones, all sizes, reiaiz., rer.iv.Nl t. by j UKt. S. NSNTM.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VTilliam P. Devon and Charles Bockwood Attachment pending before G. W. McBtide, city Recorder, and ex-officio vs. Adnlphns Hahn. - J J. P. of EvansvUle. rWUill HKPF.Jf H .9 .V T M. THE JtL above entitled cause will take notice that in the office of William Chidsey, Esq., No. 20, West 6th street, in the city of Cincinnati, Hamilton county, Ohio, between the hours of J o'clock A. SI. and 4 o'clock P. M., of the 23d day of December, A. D. 1859, the plaintiffs will proceed to take the depositions of sundry witnesses, to be read in evidence on the trial of the above entitled cause, and the examination will be adjourned from day to day thereafter, till the takine thereof is completed. . , H. Q. N HELLER, dec 2 . - Att'y for plaintiffs. tt, &e .v msojv: ve .yri m o i V have just received some of the finest at venison ever brought to this city, lor Bale in quantities to suit. Call and get some lefore it is all gone. CHAS. McJOUNSTGX, dec2 Posey's block, Main street. William P. Devon aud Charles Rock wood TS. J Attachment before G. J- W. McBride, Citr Record I er and ex-oflicio J. P. Adolphns Hahn. iff U-HMT OF ATTJCH.nEJVT HJS JL issued by me on the 22d day November, lfoi, in a case wherein William P. Devon aud Charles Hockwood are plaintiffs, and Adolphus Hahn is defendant, and it appearing from the return of the summons that no personal service could be had, this is to notify said defendant of the pendenev of the said action, and thnt R!i,l actinn unit )m tri erf hefore ti it- at m v office in the i-ifv nf PvanawilU I Vanderburgh conntj, Indiana, on the 30th day of December, A. D. 18-9, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon. G. W. McCRIDE, City Recorder, nov2w3w and ex-officio J. P. Family Groceries. v zxx. C3,lca.-7srX3., A'O. 9. hlKST ST.. HUT. MAIX .rjcJ.S' r I ItJJVII UJVO WILL. BEceive regularly duriue the coining winter and spring, a choice article of S1IAKEH TABLE B UTTER. Also Poultry, Egcs, Vegetables, Dried Fruit, Ilomminv, Beans, Split eas, Leaf Lard Ax. FLOUR ASD MEAL. My stock of staple and fancy groceries is large ana complete, uivb runner a ca;i MSr. is. Goo e-N.IJ. Goods delivered to any part of the fret of chargr. dec! - city HARDWARE & CUTLERY. ItLKS 8. UEZ,Z,8, I.nPOIlTEB Is (DIRECT) AND WHOLESALE JOBBER, XO. 13 FIRST ST., OPP. J. U. MA Gil EE it CO. I have now, and always keep, a good large stck of Goods in mv line to supply at wholesale to MERCHANTS AND TRADERS. My facilities for buying aro unequalled by any ILirdware man. Having been raised to the Hardware trade in Indiana aud Cincinnati, my 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 PkiXK brands and qualities, I am enabled to one' THE BEST OF GOODS lower than many would have to sell tru.liy art ich, scarcely worth the freight home. A miunte examination of my stock by A COINTRT MERCHANT is equivalent to a sale to the party, without fail. And the liest advertisements I have are the satistaotory rvjxirts made by my WHOLESALE CUSTOMERS, and the strong ro ommendatious gi.cu of my establishment toothers who desire to lay iu a new stock by those wko regularly purchase of me.. For Fall aud Winter sales I otter I'm bxs Wells' "Hunt's Axes; SO do Lippiuoott's do. ;S0d.. Collins' do ,.; 60 doz Sausage Cut lets; Sod dozP.ket Knives; 2,0ti setts I able Knives cud 1 orks ; loo doz Butcher Knives ; -Jim do. Shears and Seisstirs; 50 do. Razors; l,0tm do. Files (mostly Butcher's); 25 do. Grain Shovels ; 50 ao A Dies' do. aud other brands ; 2,000 Itw Pump Chain ; ott -tts do. Gearing ; 2,000 feet do. Tubing (split and bored); frfi doz Seizes and Riddles ; 3 ases Mill Snws ; 3 do. Hook Tocith aud Out Saws; 20 dozen Wood Saws, (framed); '.') doz Lo.-ks and Latches ; 3do Bi'tts; l.V.O gross Screws (' to 4 iu.); 2"0 doz Pad Locks (:issorted); l,(io,tJ G. D. Gnu Ops; 500,IX0 S. H. do. do., plain and riblied , 510, OiKi othiT qualities ; lo.ooo feot Safety Piisc ; 10 casks Curry Combs ; 3 do. School Slates; 3 tij. Rifles; 3 do.' Shot Guns (Si to Si) each); 5 do. Gun Barrels; Gun Trimmings iu any quantity largest assortment iu the State. . SCALES AT FACTORY PRICES. b) Platform (Tea and Counter) ; oo Scale Beam ; 2 doy.,'1, Meelvards. JAPAN ED AND STAMPED TINWARE. 2o rase (tolly assorted) ; nil IhIIs Tinners' Wire; Kettle Ears, Rivets, Brass Wire, Cloth, itc. MACHINE BELTING, lo.ooo fret Gum Belting and Hose; Unit, Gum Packing (assorted). With Neetlles, Port Mounaiea, Candlesticks, Brushes, Combs, Bed Fastenings, Thimbles, Raxor Strops, Clothes Pins, Pencils, Harpf, Grindstones, Tacks, Skates, - CoMwe Mills, Ac. - - AS SOME DC, do not, advertise all the goods sold in th& last IS months, and all I expect to sell during the cext 18 months. COUNTRY MERCHANTS can satisfy themselves by looking in, that I have, awd do iteep on hand (by far) the most superior stork, as to size and quality, kept in tho State. With Hardware alone, 1 occupy three stories aud cellar of a house 2 ) feet front by loo feet deep, purchased of maiiutiicturers alone in all the Eastern niauut'at-turing States, and ENtiLAND AND GERMANY. Imp irting (dim t) all foreigu Hardware and Cut-h-ry. Goiil sound Merrhauts, sold on usual time, and C.isb buyers offered bargains THAT ARE BARGAINS. All orders tilled promptly, and will have my personal attentiou. Hardware is much cheaper than ever! Call an I see I CHAS. S. WELLS, iiovSo No. 13 First street, Evansville. 'jf-ViiC .-OTH I' T II K jtJWLl L meeting of the Stockholders ol the Branch at Evansville of the Bank of the State of Indiana, for the election of five Directors to serve the ensuing year, will be held at the Banking House in Evansville. on TUESDAY, the third day of January, leWi, between tho hours of 10 o'clock A. l.. and 3 o'clock P. M. Bv order ot the Board of Directors. nov3U-3tdAwt SAML. BAYARD, Cashier. Enquirer copy. r T lOZEriVCKEi8, 20 dozeu Tubs, (" dozen Washboards. Received per st'r Silver Wave, at SOBENSON t CO.'S. MCE IO TIH It IKS wVKW HMfK fe' just rsceived per Railroad, at novo" SOKENS0N & CO.'S. J KJ TE S I S HJ TE 81 2ii pair .V to S4.IKJ per pair; .-" pair skate straps, for sale by CHARLES S. WELLS, decti No. 13, First street. WMJ.I S tl-l.Vi; '. H I ET OF JL fresh teas, from 50c to Sl.'iOper pound, at Z. H. COOK'S dec6 Pioneer Family Grocery EJ Til EH Itl SkEHS'.jyrivE article to dust furniture, aad for merchants use at CHAS. S. WELLS, dectS No. 13, First street. g 1 L it - H II SHH It loo ItLSIKLS Ls prime Seed in store and for sale bv uovj E. S. B ABCOCK. ' atA' Wt TJ8TI.Es7v., SOliA ! so w kegs best quality, for sale low by dec3 S. E.GlLBEl.T 4 CO. GjTA K C A.VIHE8! 1 OO II ft X E S J and I pans, for sale by GILBERT CO. rWW HA CCO .'123 II ft X' S IJ.S'II 1. 1: S i M pounds, halt-potutds, lives, teus, rig, twist. etc., assortt d qnaiitk-s, from 12Ji to 45c jx r pound. ;torsaleliy f. K. GILUEltl CM I deoi No. 4, Sycamore street, j "pjJ I.I.1H JTE'.-tFoBSAEt j W We are authorized to seil at private sale the north-east quarter ot section 21, township 4 sonth. r,.. lo i.-.. in v.:rl.nr..), .,,.tu ......i ""'res. This is the oil James W.' Jones plarel ' lying "n Udii sides of tie- Princeton road, ;a niil" J ?""' " " ur"' K'" '. "' mrni! m this part d the State. There are abont 70 acr : "uderciiliivatLin.witliae-r.il young fruit bearing ' bard, a good dwelling bouse and all necessary ! - -.-..ia, .-, i i niK . om iojj; orii. I lie . place is in sxid order and will be sold at a barirain : noon reasonable terms. Possession will be eiven in I March next. CHANDLER Jt HYNES. j novjuf Agents. I - - - t rv-npi.' Vfc'tv -JTil'U- tv mirriuitui Ly hV blOCK Ol Dll GtODS. j LOOK Ot T FOR BARGAIN'S AT j fw jrjfT ! ' g M . ' . ' " " r: ' ' ' i io'hi i oi k Willi a secoioi supoiv oi FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOGDS fir this season, and ladies wishinir to make their f selections in llress Oids ami Notions for tho holidays will, we hope, not ftil to lake advantage of this o;.... itiinity, (.tiered at the wcll-kuowu stand. No. :;u Maiu street. IU.V2S KOMS.U IJKOS. Jc CO. IMTE A t'AKIETl'A F A H TtO II. .Ni-.C.-sO .V C'. will sell at auction, this Ulliri, :il Id o cl.H K, a one-llorse WAiou. a it.hm! , inter scales, two milch cows, one hun.lie.l ross f i oi ui:iiriies f nniiy-growin j dry .-..isls. Ac. willow ide tr.-rs,' I n..2i. ' i Brac kets, and Portable Liglitsre-i.'iide.l and acqurred to hs.k as well as new f. xtui es. or no har-e, by JOHN O'BRIEN i to vt7 ' vlU-Ut.:rt. ""I HOXJ-JM JS. U I U & VHE A, .. mmW ju.it nceivei and for s;ile Kt CunK'.S I I'iciirtT Family ir' -TV-ry

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(W Kill Yi L H JJVIt Jt EfBTVBES Jt OJ TUB MAILS AT THE POST OFriCB IN EVANST1LLE, I5D. . ' - ABBITALS. ; E. C. Railroad, (daily)... . 5.19 P. M. Paducah,(tri weekly,)Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 9.V1 A. M. Henderson, daily)...- ..-..10.00 - Monnt Vernon, (tri-weekly,) Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday 3.00 P. 31. Rockport, (tri-weekly,) Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday 7.00 P. M. Petersburg!)., (once a week,) Thursday. 9.00 A. M. Cynthiana, (once a week,) Thursday , 7.00 P. M. DEPARTURES. . E. A C. Kailroad, (daily) ..10.2o A. 31. Paducah, (tri-weekly,) Monday, Wednesday, and Friday .12.oi M. nenderson, (daily) 12.00 M. Mount Vernon, (tri weekly, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday . 7.00 A. M. Rockport, (tri-weekly,) Monday, Wedday, and Friday 7.00 A. M. Petersburg!), (once a week.) Tuureday. 10.00 " Cynthiana, (once a week,) Thursday, e IK) Closing or tik Mails. The Railrotid Mail will close promptly at o'clock, (railroad time) after which hour no letters will lie received. The Paducah (Silver Mar) and Henderson mails will close at 11 o'clock every day. The Rockport, Mt. Vernon, New Harmony, and Cynthiana Mails will be closed and made up at 9 o'clock at night the evenins before their departure. nov24 C. R. RC DD, P. "BTJSfrE 1IE S TIZdii .IfJ.Vt ir'J C'TLHw W ing a superior article of non-explosive burning nuid. Try it and yon will use no other, l or sale at W. 11. P. STODDARD'S de&t . 17 Main street. - JyiOf SJ L ; OH TO BE.yTEOVB - new Brick Buildiugs, on Market place each suitable for a store and dwelling or snay be occupied as a dwelling alone. Enquire of A. C. HALLOCK, Ins. Agency Office, Marble U.ll, Main St., Evausville. v nov23 JF9RAX ASH H0RTsiH TOXS JUST R.EJLm ccived and for sale bv CHAS. McJOHNSTOX, Posey's Block, Main street. LIBRA it Y LECTURES. PIE LECTVUE COMMITTEE OF THE hA'midvilU I.ihMifo A I. ... 1in announcing to the citizens or Evansville that ; they have completed arraugumeuts for the following course of Lectures : HON. HENRY S. FOOTE, of Mississippi December 3d. Subject: "The Patriot Pkemdkst." PROF. E. L. IOC HANS, uf New York City December. Subject: ".Masulebaob cr tub EleJfEKTS." J. A. McMASTER, Esq., of N. Y. Fri-eman's Journal January It). Subjucl: Cits istophk Co-LLSIBl-8." HON. EGBERT DALE OWEN, of New HarmonyJanuary. Subject: "Italt." - - BAYARD TAYLOR, Esq., of New York FiOrnarv I Subject: "Moscow." EDWIN P. WHIPPLE, Eso.., of llostou -February. Subject; "Jinx iif Alt." HON. J. T. HEADLEY, of Albany, N. Y. Februarv. Subject : . " , RALPH WALDO EMEltSON, oft'oucord, Mass. February. Subject . Season Tickets to the Course SI 50 For sale at tho Library Rooms and bv all of the Director. JOHN W. pwSTEK. CHARLES DKNUY. WELL. H. WALKER. nov23 Lecture mmittee. .Yr-A N EW BRICK D WE L l.JL. ing, ing, containiiig nine rooms, with a iimal cellar, cistern, and out-buildings ; a targe garden and yard filled with fruit and shrubbery. Said lot ,.,,,, Posj,,,, Klvell Hl't ,UV of . lstK). Knquire of DCTAVIAK is situated on zsrcotiu street, bctwiieii Gum and ffebruarv, LEV. IS." ffmlsOi, VTIO.V ill E Co-PA 11T N ERJB ship heretofore existing between tho undersigneil, under the style of the "Evaimville Journal Company," has, by mutual cousnt, this day been dissolvi-d, by the withdrawal ol Mr. I'arlile. The a-eounts of rtie late lirro will If settled at the orrice of the new firm. F. Y. CAHLILE,. F. M. TIIAYKlt, nov21d:iw JOHN H. McNKELY. mOOTi-E OF j:iBTJEBSHir. V w Notice is hereby given, that u partnership has this day been formed ln-tween the undi-rsigned tienon, under tne stylo ami title ur "Evausville Journal Compauy," James H. McNeely haviugptitctiMsea tne interest ot . . GarlUo in the Evans viile Journal Establishment. Evausville, lnd., November 21st., l-CiII. JAMES U. Mi-N'EELY. F. M. THAYER. JOHN H. M;NEELY. gBOVEBlii " 7 fLNT :ti ho-rsheails new pt?gar ; lflO tarrels new Uiulass. ; 5u half larrels do : just received per steamer Woodford, and for sale at New Orleans prices, adding freight ore., to close consignment by GEO. FOSTEE A CO. iMv22 corner L x ust st and Canal. TB9B KJ ,J 'JJtFET!ASOriUETt " ' d lot of that nice rag cnrjet Itas jnst ben receivea at a. fc.HBll,U J: CO. 3 jf lSTEB8 ! VtfTERfi .'--UKCKI VED F dailv bv Exnrss. direct from lLiltifnore. t fresh and tine. Those wanting, can be supplied iu ; quantities lo suit, liy CUAS. McJOMNSTON, nov't, I'osey Block, Mam street. yXEVVTBiX ,VO TCIir.0 TMfjH is nereoy given mat tlio t nilersnriieil lias Ih-i u appointed Executrix of the hist will of Adam Kurtz, late of Vanderburgh couuty, diceased. Said estate is supjiosed to be solvent. novl2-3tw CAliOLINK KURTZ. CWEESE ' butt bxs Western Reserve, 25 bxs English Dairy. Just received per stuamer Sam. Kirkman, by SORENSON ic CO. CHILLS AND FEVER. IT IS ST MJ .Va EFJt S S .V ii M. strange that persons will continue to shake j from day to day, week to week, and month to ' month, with Ague, when seventy-live cents investj ed in Dr. Harker's Chlorine Ague Killer would cure them sound aud well. 1 ry it. lor sale at octlO THOMPSON'S Drugstore Lots for Sale I .V .HOST F.J I" TEH.1IS ! THE UF most favorable opjiertunity ever offered to the public. 2" lots of 6 acres each, on the New. burg road, W, miles from the Court House, And 8 lots of 5 aries each, on Washington avenue, one mile from the city. As small a quantity as onefourth of an acrw will be sold, if desired. Apply to WM. BIEI1B0WE It. nov22diy r(l WJ.'T8 .f.V O VE B CO A T t v W We have on hand qnite a variety -f 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 rrtuil for cash at estrtmehj lotc figure. All our friends who would like a bargain in this line, will find us ready to accommodate them at No. 20 Maiu street. uov9 W3I. E. FRENCH CO. SOUTH-WESTERN SEED Agricultural Warehouse. F. SHARPE & CO.. 'Wholesale ami Retail Dealers in nil kinds of ! AGRICULTURAL 1MVLEMEXTS, I Farm and Garden needs, fruit and 'm.mieufal tn-erf, Everereens, Shrubbery, fc. Also dealers ia I Flonr Grain niid Produce geucrallv. I 130 .ttattt St, bel. Fourth V f nnal nov3 EVASfVILLE, ISP. ' -trmraaMU v a hji g.mt im n r -.lhat splendid saddle horse that took all t he premiums at the District F'air. He works well in any harness. Enquire of Iiov.t Z. II. COOK. 700 LBS. toilFlBU A FBIME art irie. 15 Boxes Bfacialene Ib-n:iiig; 25 do Scaled lb. received per steamer C'onewngoat COOK'S ."ov:' Pioneer Family Gr.xery. M. w. fostk.r, a.fvrrtt, a. It. vwtrr. w. i jwtji. GEORGE FOSTER & t!0 "fiVXlUii .V, . ft T "r"''" '- rfrl.mtnt I on-, W h. O 1 6 S a 1 O GrOCOFS. CUi'ar CaU'll MolassT-s ' Starch f..n V! Teas Deaiers - Pniuts " Spices,' In Prod'n. :" ' Oils, . i . ..I . i , ' . ., Tobacco, ash altances made on Nails, Cigars, Cnsigtinicuw. Glass, Dye-stuns, fcisn. t.'ordage, Lirje, rviap, r-a:t. Cott.n-varn, Plaster j Paris, i and every article iu the Grocery line, constantly cn nana. nov.t HL'V VOUH i Eoots cS3 SlLOOS i At McDonald's ICilv Boot and Shoe Store! ii gi ST ofejx-eu o.'the :omj-KH mm ,.r xr.i 1.... r j F u .....t v.,, r i;..,.t u,,v u...i v...i.u i-.ic Kipand Grain Btsits of all kinds. Ladies will hud a nice lot of Kid and Morocco Boots, ( loth lace and mjress (iaiters, Buskins and Slippers, with or ! "hout heels, 5iis-s aud Children's line Gaiters JT"" f,"?' r: 'mrT "" 'f a!! styles fn.rn the Is-st to the rheaiss-t. La-lu s, Misses aad M - ' - " Gum .iv.-r-sh.-s t,,n.lle, ; Kip Unmitt, Oaitei-v, Funipw. Ar. ix Ihp City lot A Wu Sror a trial. lU!uembr afcf.iiHia'8, corner Maiu aud Kirst street. no -2)

MISCELLANEOUS.

jririME8Ezo boxes prime w'esteES S Reserve cheeie received er steamer Dr. Kane t nov21 v - SOKENSON & CO.'S. TJBCB SO BOXITsl;PERIOB PEARL KSf refined starch, for sale low to the trade, by UQ'21 SORENSON t CO.. JTM HO il.TIS 1 3 DOZEN -A 1, RECEIVED hUw per railroad, by nov21 SORENSON CO. TfCST BECEirEIt - -F Khh) lbs Bacon Shonldtrs : 1500 lbs Clear Sides, a superior article, Z. H. COOK'S PlONEEhV GROCERY at Kt TH YOSEKS HAS OPESED A STUDIO IN the room known aa the "Sun-beam Gallery," where he will take pleasure in exhibiting sdecimens of his paintings. He desire to form a class in tin art of painting, which he will teach oa liberal terms. He tui-y be feundiu hi studio from 9 o'clock A. too P. M. - nov23-2w JIfJ (lIlFETSZt 8 P CEJVIIl D , JK' article with colors and plaid to match, for sale cheap at oct20 8. EMBICH t OO.'S " WEETOH I SWEET :iOQ J. US. sw Maple &ug:ir, direct from yankee land, by novl8 Z. H. COOK'S GROCERY. SmT HO EJttfS CHOICE MM. new Buckwheat Flour, just received bv 00124 K. S. BABCOCK. VHS: UBS! FCBS.'JIST BFceived per express, extra fine furs, also soma ' very tiico tor young girls at novgl VAPTIER A MARCONIEB. M- FLOUR A choice article, just received anil for sale, wholesale and retail, at low figures, at - Z. II. COOK'S: p3 Pioneer Family Grocery. gtCJWS'r' JtJCSlOO HJLF.8 EX--W tra heavy 1 aga, averaging 430 pounds to the, I'Uie, just received and for sale by E. 8 BABCOCK. GROCERIES!! YV8T X1l21fEU, IJV TIF TOF F order, embracing everything in the trade, and . for sale at paying prices to the purchaser aud seller. Just try, that's ail. At no2 B. S. BABCOCK. fiY WEET -J.v'I I II If, II F OTA TOE8. KHi bushels, large and flue, receiving and lor leby CUAS, McJOHNSTON, '" , Posey's Block. jfBE Sit It J I. TI.no ME oi'STEMS -at tor sale at J I 25 j-r can ; tvlc per ha'f eau uov4 COOK'S PluNEEK GROt gRY. V.V.VP HA U K 1 O O MA L E " M Large size heavy Gniiny Bags, in store a lor sale by PRESTON BROS. .r. a 4- j. g. smith, So. 1ST. Main street, Cor. Seventh.. F.V A X ftr 1 LL E, IN D. XBATEFtAI OIt THE FAST FAT 'IM ronagu la-stowed uk.ii them, beg leave to Inform their friends and th comiuuuity iu general, , that with the aid of new lu u hinery, tiny are anabled to turn out o. k superior to thut of any Eastern make. . Those who wish to have good TOOLS, and at the same time encourage home nmiiufae.tm-e, can supply themselves at the Im tory. . I Hatchets, Axes, Hoes, Draw-Knives, Pork Cleav. . ers. Millers' Pi. ks, and Edged Tools of all kinds. -, ma le of double refined cast steel, and warranUd qiial to any in use. sep27-3iu liU 1 'll ( nii-MAlTESllOES! ! J' AMES WILL PLEASE. TAKE A particular noiire that I am going to pay i marked attention to tho tuaniiiaclnru of Ladies'. .. Mis-s', and Children's Shoes or all kinds. In case ,f emergency, ladies ran liava shoe made , within four hours notice. If any one doubts the fact, let them try It. Gentlemen m iil jileaso call and see the handsome and durable styles of Full and Winter Boots I am ' now making. WANTKIi rmmiiliately, ten or twelvo good " jonrmymeu, for men's and women's work. The highest wages will bo paid iu cash. septal - JOHN RASCU, N. 8 Second t. IJS'E tmJB-HoHML 8.BJ LLO p Vinegar received and lor sale bv octm C.KoltGE KOMER CO. ' vp je ft ft .77 h 1 5 o itoxF.y hood MM Brooms just received and for sain low to Inovx . E. 8. BAB0(X;K. nATE.'TT .71 EO it-UrHS M The following are a part of the Patent Med. icinei. Ac, for sale at the Family Medicine Store. 17 Main street: lli iulM.lt's Extract Buchu ; Trask s Magnetic Ointment ; . tRodgers' Syrup Liverwort and Tar ; " ."drs. A Hi-n 's 11. lir Restorative ; Dr. Baker's Pain Paunxea; Houghton Pepsin ; Osgood's Choiagngac ; - -. - - Keune.ly Discovery ; Brandt's Purifying Extract; Sauford's Invigorator! Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers; Phillips' Cough Syrup ; BiiU's Worm Dtroyer; Hays' Pile Liniment; Teriai;. Selteer Aperient ; Sir James Clark's Female Pills; Holloway's Ointment and Pills ; Ol. I Loudon Dock Gin ; and one hnndred and ninety other kinds of Pills, " . Syrups, Ointments, Hairdyes, Vermifuges, Plusters. Bitters, Liniments, Tonics, Ac, wholesale and retail . llOTli W. H. P. STOTlDABD. CHANGE OF LOCATION. rWA ItA.tl H HAHJS' WOUEII ME-' wlM sjiecttully inform her old friends and customers that she hits uiened her MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT on Vine street, between Second aud Third streets, where she will be happy in serving them to the best of her ability. Bounets trimmed iu a stylo unsurpassed in the cily novl5-lm 'mjEA THE H 8VlVH8FEjrTliBB8 M. a prime article, new, received aud for sale in quantities to suit by novlO CHAS. McJOHNSTON. gtOTTO.- AH.VS W-S 75 bags, assorted Nos. IIoie mill; 10 b.-igi white and colored cottou chain ; loon 11.4 cotton twine; 5t)0 lba caudle wick : just re-civeil and for sale by novi7 WHs.KT.Ek A RIGGK. GtABitl.YES. -J 5X) quarter boxes sardines; 200 half do do vresh and prime, just received by nv2 E. S. BABCOCK. OLUEJS- St'HVFA SPLENDID ABM tb lr, nttlie Pioneer Grocery of iKivvt . , ; z. n. oooe. . jf10 O liWA Tt tl F. S A.VII JE WELWT ry, cheap. We have now on baud the beet stock of good gold and silver watches, jewelry, Ac. ever offered in this city, which we are selling off at very low figures call soon if yw want a bargain. BITTKOI.KF BROS, nov-2-2 4h Mnfa'ntreet. LBS. ST HALVE II HO.VE I asuir on hand and for sale at :f C ' H'S FAMILY GROCERY. A' W STli'LE MIHESS MAT JVST V out at- V ALX1EK MARCONIER. nov21 ..'J Maia street. PS r TFLolrB15MAtf8 MM peiitisylvama brand in store and for sale bv uovH SORENSON Sr. CO. "apHooM siTiiiEW'BBo om w,2r MM nice article, just arrived at novi. - SORENSON tt CO.'S.. " 'wffo.njt .' aJs'h It ro BJsr'.nEA TMMi IO bushel), meal, from new corn ; 5 barrels Hint Ilomminv; in store and for sate by V1CJERY BROS , novlT 82 Maiu street, i xtrr.v battm.vu as hales Ly of No. I (Snne.toii batting, in store and "for sale by VI' K FRY BROS, novl7 .. tsi Main street. " ff m o -n a hej ea .vsZa Zah Tue Jsml lot of brown, blue, and blue-mixed, from the rural district, just received at iiuvlii S. KMBTCI1 A CO.'S Drs. E111LMAN & GLAVIZ, ffJJO.na.OFATHIf, PH8ICIAJ'8 JT MM Snrg-oiis, offer their services te the citizens uf Evausville and vicinity. Ir. Gluris will likewise pay particnlsr attention to diseases of the Eye. He lias Imd lout; exM.ri-nce in their mediral aud siircical trea.'iiient, as hii attending Physician io the Eve Intirinary at B'-rliti. " Ofli.-e hours from ,s A. M. t 4 P. M. r-ty" oflii-e on 3d street bslow Vine. Ihwideuce of Dr. Eliriiiai! str.-t, li-tkeen Vine A Hycauiore. Residence of Dr. (ilaviz, Sherwood House. K.-t27 FANCY" FURS. wyiBST ABBtVAL OF THE 8KAM SON. A. splendid aesortmetit, comprising all the styles ont for the ensm'ng winter, tlall and see. VAL'TIER J. MARCONMKR.