Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 93, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 December 1859 — Page 2

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WEDNESDAY MORNING.... .DECEMBER 14 LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION. KKAUISU HATTER ON KVKKV . , . . PAGE. - The-News. - The Terro HaufeJ Exprett says arrangements were made on Monday, at a meeting of the stockholders of the Terre Haute, Alton k St. Louis Railroad, to surrender it to the second mortgage bond-holders, which was done yesterday. This arrangement will, it is thonght, relieve the road from all embarrassment. The Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer, says John L. Robinson and Daniel W. Voorhees, while in that city, asserted most positively that the Charleston delegates from this State, would not go for Mr. Douglas. Robinson even proposed to bet something on it, but being taken up, lie concluded he bad other uses for his money. Voorhees says he will die before Indiana should instruct for Douglas. If such are his feelings, we presume he has ordered bis coffin. The Xew York Herald gives the following picture of the result of the recent elect'on in New York city: The voters of tbia metroplis succeeded, on Tuesday, in electing the vilest and most rascally corporation we have ever had, prominent among its members being three indicted criminals one under indictment for murder, another for plundering the treasury, and the third actually under sentence of imprisonment in the pententiary, for felonious assauit. We may be prepared, then, to see every kind of corrupt job nourishing in the new Common Council opening of streeU here, widening streets there, making railroads in another direction, and a universal scene of plunder and robbery all round. The correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette says that a full reconciliation between Mr. Buchanan and Mr. Dougla3 is now thought likely to take place, and is the talk of the House. The same correspondent adds, this will insure(She gravitation of Forney and most of the auti-Leconipton Democrats, to the Republicans. Only J. G. Davis, Adrian, and Higgs are suspected of weak backs. It was rumored that Mr. Douglas sought an interview with the President for the purpose of effecting a reconciliation. The Hon. Joshua F. Bell was unanimously nominated by the Opposition party of Kentucky on Saturday night, lor United States Senator. At Mr. Crittenden's request, his name was not before the Convention. Jere Clemen, the United States Senator, Know-Nothing editor, inyton, and is about ei-derant Democratic and now a Tennessee has arrived at Washto use his influence with the Southern Americans to induce them to coalesce with the Democrats, and uuder any circumstances to defeat the Republicans. A German named Fritz Rubel, in St. Louis, on Sunday last, made a wager that he would jump from the roof of a thrcc-story building into a bank of snow scraped . together for the purpose. If he succeeded, his opponent was to pay for as much beer as he could drink during the day ; if be failed, he was to furnish the beer. He made the jump, siukiiig into the snow up to his armpits, and getting considerably stunned. He was able to call for the beer, however, and drank till he was as limber as a rag. A meeting of the Irish citizens was held at Indianapolis on Monday night to take into consideration the bad treatment they hud received at the hands of the Democratic party. Resolutions were passed demanding their rights, and also expressive of the opinion that a portion of the Democratic party of that city was as " indelibly branded with the ear marks of Know NoUiingisui,'" as were any of the Republican party. The Democratic State Convention of Missouri is called to incut at Jefferson City on, Mon.lay the 9th day of April, I SCO. Thitt will barely atlord the delegates time to get to the Charleston Convention. Tlie Washington correspondent of the X. Y. Tribune says .Air. Slidell will attempt to make the annexation of Cuba an issue before the Charleston Convention. A double delegation will be sent from Jacksou county to the Democratic Stale Convention. fCriy The object of the fillibusteriug now going on in the House of Uepresentalives at Washington, is apparent. All of the speech-making on Clark's resolution all of the threats of impending dissolution are Qaly made to coerce the Sjuth Americans and the weak-backed anti-Lecomplou men into sup(iortiiig the Administration candidate for Speaker. Granting that the Administration succeed in its endeavors, what benefit will it derive? The Democratic party will be held resHnsiMe for the legislation that may be transacted, on the ground that if they had a sufficient majority to elect a Speaker, they had a majority to carry out all the other legislation necessary for the good of the country ami their future success as a parly. They will occupy precisely the position of the People's jwty in the session of "55-50, when Mr. Hanks was elected Speaker, which position did much towards the defeat of the Uejiul.licans iu I 1856 ' 1 We should think the tiue policy of the Administration would be to consent the adoption of a plurality rule, U-t a Kepublican le elected Speaker -it that parly is numerically the strongest and then hold them responsible for t he winter's legislation. Placing them in such a position, they would lie the only party that could commit any blunders; for the ohlcry we were against a minority, we could lo nothing," would answer every charge tii,i,:l the votes of the friends of the Administration. (In the other hand should Mr. Bocock, or any other Administration candidate, be chosen Speak-

! r by an unnatural union of partisans, the 1 Republicans are strong enough to paralyze ferery effort the JJemoorats taight ..make to J carry on tue Government, while tbey would

still be held responsible fortne failure,. There is one radical objection that the Administration bas -against a Republican Speaker. That is, all the Committees are in his hands, and he has an almost unlimit ed -influence iu directing tU-couf ef tog-j-islation-.TIt l9Jery proabltf , a RepubliCaa is elected, (here will JasraeUa vestigating committees appointed, who may worry, if they do not injure, the Democracy. In these days of political confusion the report of such committees, however, generally end in smoke. The friends of the investigation are fully convinced of all they expect to prove by the disquisition before it is begun, while the opponents of the examination will not believe anything that is asserted to have been proven regarding the whole thing as a political trick to make party capital. Hence the thing influences nobody and amounts to nothing. We' think the true course of the Democracy having an eye to success in 18C0 is to permit the adoption of the plurality rule, the election of a Speaker, and such legislation as the wants of the country demand. Henderson and. Naatavllle Railroad.. We learn from the Henderson Reporter that all the stock necessary to insure the completion of this road has been taken, except about $5,000. This ought not to prove a day's hindrance. In a county containing the wealth and intelligence of Henderson, we should think $5,000 would be subscribed in a few hours. The road is an absolute neces sity to our sister city, unless she desires to remain behindthe age altogether. She has no connection wit!: the interior of the State whatever, aud her more enterprising neighbors are gradually stealing away the trade of Kentucky immediately back of Henderson through the instrumentality of railroads, when its natural tendency is to the latter city. Towns and cities could once thrive and grow without the influence of railroads and telegraphs, but that day has long since disappeared, and a city now that is unable to secure an outlet by at least one railroad, will attract none of those elements of wealth which make up the prosperity of a thriving place. If the wealthy citizens of Henderson look well to their own interest, or desire any addition to their fortunes, they will see to it that the $5,000 worth of stock ytt unt'aken will be subscribed for immediately, that the road may be completed in a short time. Significant. "Occasional," in writing to the Philadelphia Press, says Mr. Ruchanan is exceedingly complacent to those very men whom he has heretofore hounded with suc h pertinacity, and thiuks the object of the wily President is to secure their assistance in the organization of the House. He adds the following significant paragraph : " How far such sveophanev mav succeed I know not, but this l know, that the curse of an outraged people must be the reward of all those who, having secured their election through opposition to Executive dictation, now tail to strike when the stroke would kill. ' Retweeu the faith as held by nuti-Lecomptou Democrats, and the wretched follies of the followers of Mr. Buchanan's Administration,, there can las no peace, and to propose harmony between two such antagonisms, is to insult those whom Uie proposition is made to affect. The present Congress, like the hist, may cause the m:isk to be drawn from the face of the hypocrite; and even this is desirable. The people should thoroughly know their representative. . . i ' 4 Patents Gbantku. Tha following patents were granted to Iudiauiaus, December Gth: FAlwin.May, of JadianspoiifcfW;' p ulntua for sanding paiiited surfaces I t j j i K. Marquis, of Btbomi-ngtbn,' rbrs apparatus for setting and copying; lau&ic foi the blind. C. Carter, of FrankUn, for improved washing machines. ''''- - . Juuies W. McLeau, of Indianapolis, assignor to himself and Edwiu May, of tame plce, for improvement in steam plows. X. Pucket, of Deming, for improved boiler feeding apparatus. Washington A. Peasle and John U. D. Lilly, of Indianapolis, for improvement in spark arresters and chimueys for locomotive engines. Dkkj Stork. Cue of the handsomest business rooms in onr city has been fitted up by Mr. Thompson, who now occupies it, as a drugstore. It is finished iu a manner that will compare favorably with some of the must showy of similar establishments in the Eastern cities, and elicits the admiralicn of every one passing. Mr. ' Thompson, we are assured, has manifested the same tastcy skill, and judgement iu the selection of big drugs, that characterizes the finish of ljis room, and those needing articles in his trad q should call and see what he can .dp I03 the in. tXsf' Do not forget that Uutyius. is selling on" his stot;k of dry goods at remarkably low prices. If yon wsit bargains, call at his store. His stock is good and desirable. Gentlemen wanting black doe-skiu tassimeres will find a find assortment, ane at reduced prices, at Hlguks'. JUa-The holidays are drawing near, and, of course, everybody is thinking of making a handsome present to some friend as a tor ken of regard and remembrance, and we would suggest that whoever wishes lo nmke a sensible iueei.i .:n 1 . 1 - - -- - v- in.iL ,,111 en 1 best apprwiated aud longest remeinlH-red i at a small cost, had better go to the City I Gallery, No. 45, Main street, and get one of i Mr. Elliotts never-fading-much-adiuired i Melainotypes." lie" has a variety' of c-ases j stiuauie tor such presents, and his prices are surprisingly low. . Ilia pictures - speak, for themselves." ;' 11 tfeSThe Old South CltureU in Boston bag an annual income trom its real estate of nearly :ii,t.oo. t ia3 tWo ministers, and psiys each ot'lbem a salary of '$4,000'. Il also supports a free chapel, and contributes hi entity to city missions and otber charitable purposes.' - I 11

Receipts by Railroad. December la, I8o!.

M7 bushels wheat, Littles 4 Erviir. 1 box dressed Poultrv, Acspai her Plant; lo2 tucks com, Mi chael Gavisk. Hrj ha-hels w heat, Igieliurt Bros;-19 dressed hoes, George Focter A Co; 455 bbl flour, 86 IM Iwe Brown . Aikmau: . bbls flour,!. A Cr-.tltn 78 bushel wheat, GeoWolnin; 4 bills copper, 2 tun scrap iron, Uoelker, Kinsman A Co; 1 keg, 2 pkgs Jrou.l pair belluws.Kratx A Heilnuui; u cases shoes, 1 Miller A Niebaus; 1 doer, Charles McJohnston; i stoves- 4 pots, 1 package, t bdl tin, Thomas Scant. liu; 1 firkin butter, 2 tbls.wheat, 11 boxes shoe, T car load potatoes, P G O'Kiley A Co; I box indite, L Kessler; 1 coil robe, Soreusun i Co; I baloa bo da". AYiugei t A Rice; 1 lox goods, JI J , Combs: 1 box nnl', C lnu lc S W ell; i cheese, Preston Bros; 58 cases shoes, H M Wells A Co.; o barrels; whisky, 8t bbls flour, I A Crane; ltt4 empty bbls, A De trees; bl sacks seeds, Johu Iuglefi caddv tobacco, Frederick Eron. V V - A. E. KHRAI)K.ll, Aent. S. MARRIED." In this city, on Monday, 12th Dec., by the Rev. S. T. Gillett, Mr. liatt BbAiley, of Mt. Vernon, Iud., aud Miss Doaraa 6 beuobt, of Evausville. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The New York Tribune. Prepare for the Great Political Campaign : of 18C0. ' 'INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS! 5 NOW IS THE TIME TO SCIiSCEIBE! TWUK TMMBVJ'K J-O U" JU O Mt JL quarter of a million aubiK-ribers, or constant purchasers, diffused through every State and Territory of our Union will coutinne in Aseiico what it haa been the earnest Champion of Liberty, Progress and of whatever will conduce to our national growth iu Virtue, Industry, Knowledge, and l'lxwperity. THK NEW YOKK DAILY TiUBl N E Is printed on a lare iuipcriitt shttct, aud published every morning and evening (Suutlays excepted). 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I iUk H-data-wateow r , s ' , Pork Products. , "f flTVJ2 Ma l-HKI-.iUKJt TO w W uith, iu any quantity. MESS PORK, BULK SHOULDERS. , ; -BUI-K sides;BULK HAMS,. .... ,v ...... KKItlARD, HEADS. Also, Tenderloins, Ssus.'e-tejt . Pigs Feet , Ac Jecl tiE.ortCE FOSTER CO M- ive boy. It to. Vt years old. with hal.ilM. mat can wri ,plum liana, etm get situation H iih KU, FOSTER & t, djclsj , , , t'.?w-i I.JCUSI st. and Canal. 7Jf .V LTB V S B AMI MOK E l YST KltsTC tTci A LANMLEY nre receiving dailv Multov's. world -rtwiowned Pvarl ysters, for sale by the ua'ifc. Iialf-t n, pt s,, t the lowt-st - tcai set pt Ae, m4 warrauted fresh. ib.cH tHMESMTK'li !- -.--. -- WW in tloz assorted Painted Tul-s llincts do Cellar Tills: " .1 ilozen Cedar liui ketstlo do do. teius-lMiuud; -ilii - lYeejuip - - ,- tlo!iu.biiiud; I S,w fl hunt slaves j J do do 4 do - , do '2 . -. do 0- Irou-f H.s'd "Itiivh Keeti rs.m t 'tvtni ami niia-uirru Meal and Fbuir Seives; Vlrass-bouiiil Water "Ki..., 1... arntsueti neelerw : 1 ito .AYssh Boardin "I i do . Hss'd Well Rucke'is; 2 tlarStable Buckeis; -" do.. Bldletl HuXim; 5 do Bed Bucket; Now opeu, and foralo at antaj a.l.,.n.... w holesmle prices, at hn H - CdOK i l.iv.w.. n 1LIA)V WARE.'-. " if' nests Mai ket Baskets; uo co a cliui,Au H'l",- , Uli without covers, i J tloz W ash tirj. 1 doz Will,, Jiiurserv Caairs1 do. Bavaboo TaUr do idoz awia'tACUildrew'a do or sale vvry olieop tor caaa at tie CXK A LANLEV'S. JT Maryland ,;,, su?7 Jtewart Xew iok ,1., " , ,: -tf-Miasaej. , . . ; A v.iiiK oil :,. u lc jr jfitllo,. to U. m.,.o j , ,,. above by biif iat ,'OOK r ItA.NtiLKVS . Eureka Bazaar. X. 1 OKUSHEK st iT 11 . A No. 1 1'owdered iL V boice Hew Orleans Suyar; 'r sale, tor cash, chwtiwr tb.tu auv otber bou, , ... tun-hii u:i.;mr ot d,?w "K A L.VN;l jriRIEK BEEK AM reduced orictts .,1 BEEE Tt)Nil: KS s, .vs dec 14 COOK J- LANULE.J SOOZ EXTRA BALTIMORE o.U: - tlie liest iu the mi-irt .1 -SLv Kull Butter, just rsoeivj !lu,i ,r l-,,. . - CHAS. McJOUN.IW4. . ,01 14 Posej s Block, Mim urant r,YlllNY! H,'l-NV-l''irBLs " kxi lJA -MM. White Flint, in.t ei.i sale or retail, bv It ts ?. ... , lZ0' . : VivB&k. AFuBYJyu, cows -,'- rtJisTw" BRAN aud Miorts, tor ?ale iu yuiu.tiiie to-sait ,mr chasers, and d. livere.1 in Kuy part t , " .y'f. ot charge, by CIIAS. JlcJollJiSTus l'" 's Block. Mmix street. j P KE? , rJl htls' Hie hue If'ht - 1 drauh-lit steamer - j . M skLEWIS LA V. itast.,1 .WJ.Tjt.Tl7r Leaves Krausville ou Satlirduys. at la ,V Cl.-rk. s-k. m.,.,, .,utoiwuu t-tlnes.t..v, at 12 'clock. itU'ETV. joiiN iiccLAiAI7T". 'rJ'

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Si" I g i 9 m 9 9 St fJ 1 1 1; 1 i y t r4 IIOOFLANLVS '-r: 9 IS GERMAN" MEDICINES V THE GREAT y TA X D AR D R E M E D I E S kjf, ib present ftg, fcaja-acqntrtil, tlieir great xipularitr only through years of trial. Unboundatl salislwotH W wdered by them -hr- all , L : cases. xsQ'i - -I uootlaxvh ' ; i VV -XfE R M VN B I T T 'E ft S WILL POSITIVELY CD RE Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Nervous Pebility, Disenses of the Kidneys, and all diseases arising front a disordered liver, or weakness of tile vtomach and digestive organs, AND WILL traiTIVELT FUR VENT Ycllotc Ftvr, ISUioum i'erer, ami t'e.vrr ami Ague. See our Almauac for proof. Price 75cts per bottla,. HOOFLASVS BALSAMIC CORDIAL WILL POSITIVELY CUBE Cougbg, Coldu, or Uoarwuess, Bronchitis, Influ. enza, Croup, Pneumonia, Iucipient Cousnmptien, and has performed the most astonishing cures ever known of CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION. Aa a Diarrhoea cordial it is unequaled. . Price 75 cent per bottle. ' HOOFLAND S Ui'RMAX PILLS, being well-known throughout Earope and America need no commendation here. They aro purely vegetable, are prepared with great exactness and sugar-coated. No better Cathartic Pill cau be found. Price 25 cents per box. These medicines are prepared by Pr. C HI. Jackson A Co., Philadelphia, Pa., aud St. Louis, Mo., and-aregold by druggists- and dealers in medicines everywhere. The signature of C. M. Jackson will be on the outside of each bottle or box. In onr " Erery1ohfs irtartae," published annually, you will find testimouy aud commendatory notices from all parts of the country. These almanacs are given away by all our agents. BEWABE OF COUNTERFEITS. See that you get Hootland's Ucrmau Bitter's propared by Dr. V. M. Jackson, Pliilailelphia, Pa., and that hit signature is on the wrapper of each bottle." dec9 r ? Dr. 9 9 B t r f . BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS! roll THE Ct'EE or Consumption, Decline, Asthma, Bronchitis, Wasting of FUsh, Night Sweats, Spitting , of .Blood, Whooping Cough, Difficulty of Breathing, Colds, Cough, Influenza, Phthist, Pain in the Side, and all Diseases of the Lungs. lo.iwn DOLLARS REWARD IS OFFERED FOR A BETTER RECEIPT. It otxtiiit no Ipifmt, Chewe, A'or Mitiirut Potion, uud i afe fur the most rfewvie chittt. ' It is estimated that lSO.OOO ersons die annnally in the Uuited States, with cinsuuiptioii, antl Prof. Eberly says that a vsst number of these could be saved by the timely nse of some proer remedy. Dr. Hall's Balsam strikes at the root of the disease at enre, and such is its speedy effect that auy one using it freely according to directions for twenty -fonr or forty -eight hours, and not entirely satisfied with its meriu, may return it and receive back their money. The most distressing cough is J frequently relieved by a single dose, and broken up in a few hours' time. The afflicted tlo not htive to take bottle alter bottle before they hud out whether this remedy will afford relief or not. , .. 1 - The public have been imiaised U)oti by remedies recomluonded by certificates wbich have always originated from some unkuowu source. We believe that a medicine possessing real met its will cllect cures wherever it is used, at home as wed asuhroad. This is no paregoric preparation, but one w hich if used in season will save the lives of thousands ; and persons may make this bargain with agents from whom tbey purchase : that in every case where it is used freely according to directions, and entire satisfaction is not given in twenty-four or fortyeight hours, they can return the medicine, and ft leir money will be cberfiilly refunded. It has erteettd cures in numaruus cases where the most skillful physicians in this country and Euroie have been employed, aud have exercised their skill iuvalu. Cases which tbey prononnced incurable, and t'urrendered as hopeless beyond a doubt, leaving tbe patient without a siugle ray to enliven them in their gloom, have been cured by Dr. Hall's Balaam, and the "victims of consumption " are now vigorous and -strong as the most robust among us. And these cases are not isolated ones ; they are numerous, aad can be pointed out in every community where' this feabst, unrivaled remedy has been tested. - Be slow, than to believe the .oft-reeated story about the lungs being gone; or rather let no such apprehension induce you to give up. Act upon the principle that while there is hope. You cau never be so low that you msy not trut, huniauely speaking, in Hall's Balsam. More ttmn oue, liny, hundreds hits it brought aluitist Irom death to life. when all else bai failed. Give, then, this iowerl'ul but harmlsss remedy a trial. Call on theegeut and get a pamphlet gratis. The treatise on consumption alone is worth the' price of the meilici'ie. You. will lind certificates of physicians in Cincinnati, and of others whose cures httve lteen effected here at home, where they cau be found. , " i . - We have certificates of Its cures froMi tiiuny of our most reseelahle citizens men antl women who live and have been cured among us. For particulars we lefur those 'liviug out of the city to our agents. Againir such- preparations as never eftoctcures where it has its origin, we would caution you. Unknuwu persons and places, and fictitious cases, are made subservient to the spread and use of remedies of this doubtful character. " lie sure and ask for Dr. Win. Hall's Balsam for the lungs. For sale by the Proprietor, . A. b.SCOVIbb A CO., '; ; ' Nt. 12 West Eighth St., Cincinnati. Also, by Keller A White,' Evausville, Iud. . N. S. Thompson, " dac8-dfw"2m 7, oldTandTyoung . t AFFIRM ; ITS , TR VTH, . VIX : THAT Prof. Wood's Hair 'Restorative .Will preserve infallibly, the growth and eoUr tif the hair, if used two or three times a week, to auy imaginable age. Perfectly restore the gry ; cover the bald , with nature's own ornament, the hair ; make it more soft ami beautiful than any oil, ami j preserve me scaip tree 1 root an utseane,- to T lie greatest age. Statesaieu, Judges, A ttorneys. Doctors, Clergymen, PruJessiottal meu, and Centlemen and Ladies of all classes, ail over the world, .bear testimouy that we do not say to) much Iu its favor. Read the following, and judge : PROF. S. THALBEKC, Pianist, says, ou bis arrival in the Paited States he was rapidly becoming gray, but on applying U'tmd'. Hair Restorative his hair soou recovered its original hue. CHAS. CARDEW, l:i NASSAU ST., N. Y , says the gray hairs on his wife's head were, hfter a few weeks' trial, turned into a dark brown, at the same time beaut tt nig aud tliickeuitig the hair. A. O RAYMOND, BATH, Alaiue, ssys he is now sixty years old, and his hair aud whiskers were twothirds gray, by the lute of two bottles of .Restorative the hairs have disappeared, both ou his head and tare, and ia more soft aud glossy than for tweety-tive ' years previous. His wife, at the age of ' lifty-two. has used it Willi tbe aanieerict-t. FIN LEV ullNSOJ.', ESQ., SEW ultleans, says Ljat he lost his hair by the Yellow Fever, iu ls.'-l. He used Waod's : Hair Restorative, and his hair is now I thick and glos.y. 1 S. M. M IDDLETON. LIVingston, Alabama, says that the Restorative tout done much gtKid in bis part of ! the country. He asad it for baldness, j - autl now has a fine head of hair. i T. L. WORSE, LEBANON, K Els- I tacky, says he has een Wood's Hair Rtm. i torative used in hundreds of cases, and . .. j never knew it to tail iu accomplishing " " all it professes to tlo. " j A.J. AI.LEX, JleLANES- j boro'. Ills., says be had tlie scald heajl S I years, and was bald, but by the liberal : use of Wood's Hair Restorative, be now : has a rich glossv Iwtad of h:lr. - ' tiSold by all Druggists, and by., J.' J Wood A Co., 44 Broudway, ew York, j and 114 Market street, ht. Louit, Jujun tleclO-JnidAw ' y j rWlUMi PMO.'KKrt ttMO fKU t M Al V M- in the field for the Holidays Just recei veil. 1 '1 boxes extra cutting Cheese ; b firkins choice Goshen Butter ; 4 bbls choice Leaf Lard ; 1 cask Clear Sides ; - . " ' 4 auk Should.-!- ; - i bills Uoltlen Syrup ; li bbls powdered aud crushed Sugars ; 1 1 bid t ran oern ee ; fau sacks extra Pennsylvania Buckwheat Fleur, ,. jg.-id also a supply of Faney Kiroreries, such as H -krloa. Preserves, Jellies, Pie Kruit, U'orceHtersbiie jawd other sauces. Canoed Fruit, I sluied Fresh Iils. k 'el aud Shad, Cove Oysters, etc. 4w U

SCFLLAIjEOUS. : 'Si. Charles Saloon. NEW PROPRIETORSHIP A Ni ENTIRE S RE-QRGAN IZ ATI0N. ! mwJKssMS. njaMBM it it RKit vss, W KM. from New Orleane, have purchased the ST. CHARLES SALOON, on First street, nearly opov-

t site the Post Office, and have refitted it in an ele gant and attractive style. Tbe new proprietors hare had long experience as keepers 01 fashionable and popular Bestatirants in New Orleans, and they will endeavor, 1 11 their pew. ttonse, to combine all the elegancies and luxuries of Northers aatl SoBtbora. Kostaurats in tbe ST. 1 CHARLES. They have brought a large and complete stock ef choice Liquor from New Orleans, allien they collected with caie during their bu. iness in that city. Their connections aud acqnaiutauce iu that city will enable them to ebUiu the choicest supplies Of Liquors, Fruits, and luxuries from that market iu tut lire, and they ill gare no expense Bwf Lo aiake the BT. CliAKIiK3 surpass,, hereaiwr, its foriuer representation, a a pleisaut Saloou, a plaee ef swod -living,- wudelegmit, refined and luxurious resort. - . 1 1 .' . AST" Billiard players will find at this Saloon a set wiiHc i o J - ' Tle untiersignod flatter themselves that long experience and careful attention will enable thein to merit a repntation etjual to any Saloon in the western coutitry. fltcr A splendid Lunch will be served np in the most approved style, ev ry morning st lu oVlock. II AM MEK A UBEIFCSS, ang4 Late of New Orleans. 'jn'MKSU BVVMWHMJT FLOVH-50 B , quarter sacks strictly pure fresh ground, just received and lor sale by ' . . CHAS. McIOHNSTON, now'iii Posey's Block, Main street. M- 100 dozen 1 and 2 pound cans, received pe.al road by decS SORKSSON A CO. -M A'JMOSS It AVjlrirJi O T TJ. JB 0 ML " receivud ier steamer Kochester, bv decS r .. SOBKNSON A CO, 25 MOXMttl AJ'lt 1 ' J I! to T MA. cc-ived aud for sale by dcc-8 8OREXSON A CO. K MJSJT THE STOKE KOOM rOBMerly occupied by J. M. Caldwell, between Main and Sycamore streets. Kniuire of decStl-.lt J. M. CALDWELL. TTmOOB &PU to : A TIP TOP ARTIMt cle, most gone, t all soon. CHARLES S. WELLS, decfi No. l'l. First tr-et. jrm I'TfH; a s- -h kZ t .' A Jf A family meat saa-s, cook knives, beef sliea. r., ar - : .. . - 4 I'll AM. DWELLS, decO - No. 13, First street. JfltiT ttliVJKtl'JiU- - , - y, , 9J ; ton lbs iww leaf iutd ; v"i J. --- ltNsi lbs new batxin sides ; . . It 00 lbs uew shoulders ; . . . r: 150 bushels lrieh potatoes; ' '' at . H. COOK'S decG Piouver Family Grocery. "r vtiJ k MOiSto x.-- jijvit Aj rrushed sugar, new molasses, golden syrup, iff. Now, what is the nse of the old Pioneer advertising, when everybody knows that ho keeps the best of everything iu the family grocery line, so call and see hint at r Z. II. COOK'S dec6 - i .,..;!:' . Ploueer Ontcery. oil band a Supply of the" abovu coal w liii h I will deliver to any part of the city at 10 cents per bushel. Leave your orders at John Ilealy's Book store, corner of Alain street. decikllm , WM. CiKANtJE Agent. THIS -V ii U tottJJ'K II WOULD respectfully inform their friends and the public generally, that they havo removed their otlice and store to their new building on Frst street, three doors alsive l'ine street, near the lountlrv, where tbey will le able to give more prompt attention to the orders of their customers. A large lot of stoves w ill le sold eut at retail, at Wholesale prices, in order to close out the stock. ' - : deco KRATZ A HEILMAN. CHMtlCTI KIUTI... WM. 1IKILJIAN. KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITY FOUNDRY! MANUFACTURERS AND BC1LPERS OF STEAM . . , v - KNtWHEa ASil BU1LKUS,- . t Saw autl Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Serews, Until niiug JUacaiiutis, Chinese augar Cane Mills. Thraiiug Nschluea, Ac. . - EVANSVILL'S, IND. FWViE PROPRIETORS OF THE 177 Y FOL'SJL dry beg leave to inform their frit.ntls and the public iii general, that they are prcprred to do all kinds of MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK, and everything appertaining to tbe Foundry busi ness. They are uianuTacturing srr,AM kxuimh and BoiLKasof auy size and power required, saw Mill Machinery anil Mill Gearing of any size! Distil lery and Mining Machiuery, Tobacco Screws, Gtimr. . . 1.: . n-1 1. : K , . i . a:,i.. mug tiu.itijieB, Atiiuaiiiug iTtn. iiioea, junii uiui, Horsepowers, Corn-shellers, Machinery of all kinds made and. repaired.. Iron and Brass Custiugsi every tiescrljition, Iron llousefrouts, Cellar Grates' tfc. ' Cooking and Heating Stoves vf the latest inv preved patterns ; Hollow Ware, Dtg Irons, Ac. BREWERS, DISTILLERS, RECTIFIERS, Ac, Supplied with every description of Copjier aoo Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators, Attemporatore, Sparges, Stillheads and Worms on an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills, Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, Ac.; Copisrr, Lead aud Irhi Pipe;-Coper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every, varhJ, for beer, spirits, oil, Ac.: Brass Cocks and ViTvM.'Sfeum Whistles, d-c. Werkmen sent to all parts to tit np work and do repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper aut.Slieet Iron Won k, c. t 2'- ' J. U OLD METALS BOCGKT'.i. '' ' They are dealing in and soiling Allen's Improved Steaai Gange, Wrointht Iron welded Pipes aud Tubing, Hiram Mopkius' Improved Sin lit Machine,. Stephen Hughes' Flour Separators, Gt t man BoltiugCloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Packing, llorr, tfc, of the Itost kind; Tinplate, Sheet Irot-, Blta-k Tilt ' Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick. They have every facility of the best Machinery and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to them, their individual atteutiop, tilling orders promptly, warranting their work, and are satisfied with reawonable pric. SHrrutrire aud Sale Rooms, No. CO Main street; Fotiudi y. Boiler Yard ami Machine Shop 011 Piue street, between First and Second streets, KvansTille, Indiana. deeT CBHHOtV MOOT, TJftOV.t, HJUiMi. M Ground Rice, Pwrl Barley, and other diets for children and invalids, for sale at - W. H. P. STODDARD'S ; decl ' ' - Drug Store, 17 Main street. 1 -mw.tJUM.jLJ MOfJi!ii& V O J J. to 9 V ML hU sizes. rom half-inch to 2 inches, received 1 per railroad direct from the manufacturers, bv dec:i SOUENSON CO. , WW,il4 .a UK JIltoT RHl'MiMfT WW another lot of Fluid aud Coal Oil Lasips, the latest patent, all of which are ottered for sate at W. U. P. STODDARD'S, dec.:. 17 Main street. jT V OW.lt P KJS'B ! A NEW LOT OF DAWWW top Gold 1'uliS, just receit Uov 2'Z 1 and for sale cheap bv , BITTKOLF f BROS, (t Main street. MS 1 rM u HKJ T 0 vm r k jvjv - -SLSVsylvaiiia bitrkaheat flour, just received at VICE FRY BBOS. iiovU 8'2 Main stieet. gri MiJ'iiiTojvKKio toj'h bb M rea grind stones, all sizes, reeeived to-t)ay by . , GEO. 8. SONNTAG, octAS J 10 Alain street, tf llM t L Li It toJ U 'to ! - 5 O VMM I '1'A.J M saws of a superior quality Just receiveti. Also saw mandrils, ( ,.,, u CHARLES 8. WELLS, decti . ,.,1,.'.,.. ; . ,i "'. 13 First ptruvi. Collector's Sale Of Real Ertntr fr the payment of autl e.penr r nmieral intnrofrntfnt.mOTIfK MS HKMKB I tJIVH.V W V that by virtue of. two precepts, issued ut of tha Clerk's otlies of ib. citv BT Etausville, aad to m iltrot U-l. 1 will soli at public oat cry al the ibsir ot the t oil rt House iu the city of Evausville, on Friday, the 3(tb day of Dumber, la.V.i, the follow- ' lag lots ct parcels ol real estate, or s much tliereof as may le uecessary to pay tha amounts assessed audebarged against said lots respectively, as the cost and expense of making side-walk 'improvement iu frunto said lots, together with the oosts of sale: fc .... Lot No. do do do do do do do tlo 1, Block No. 4, Stock well's enl. Sin .18 s4

It 4t II It; III 12 9 tfT ft IU 9 :li l ;sa 9 :k . -j 10 f lo " "-1 , . . , , , 1US 82 Salo to comiiicuco at 10 o'clta lc A. M., on said day. p. SCIIMUCK," dec'tUw City tollector, tyWlTECIIEMivAl.rFAMILf UAR.AXp W W Fancv soaps Itsi Istxes, all kind', jnet rer i-eived and for sale Ion by S, E. GILBERT tt CO. declti , No. 4 Sycamore st. gMKMiJV Jlir$S.KmBitls by "si BARREL FOR T. REDMOND, Posey's block. tlecltl WUrt M It'll KJT Vl.tll) K -T-I HU.TtSl Mf unuy in quantities ti suit purchasers, by declo I. BtH.llU.M7

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. MISCELF.'EOUS. William P. iuou aad 1 1 Attadiiueus pendini; lCharlcs Kockwood t fore O. W. McBi ide, city

T " iff Heoorder, aud ex-officio M&dolpbus Hnhn. . J. P.cfEvi Kvansville. Thk itKrKjrnjjrT mj t h k above entitled cnusetwiii take notice that iu the pities of William Chidsey. Ey. 20. West Uth street, in the city of Cincinnati, Hamilton county, Ohio, between tho hours ef o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P.jM.of lb tM day: P December, A. I. lSo'.t, the plaintiffs will tiroceod to take the 1 dcposjtiojia pf sttuilry. Milucssus. tu be. read in evideuce un the trial of tin: altove entitled cause, and ;ti; cuuiial iou will Ixf adjourned from day to day tben altor, till the takiiis; (htweof is compietetl. H. O. WHEELEK, tlec2 Att'y for plaintitTs. MW,-9 A. J. STOlittJMlMJnPOMTsr W cr of Daguorreotjis?, Ambrotyfie.and Mebiinotypo Stock, and general agent for Photographic mat. rials, all of w hich are otToied at reduced prices at . r , , , , 17 MAIN STREET. Family Groceries. , iv v. 1 j rmyi r a - f j? cr s . jr t rw tr ivvc lpi. JKJK oeiTe regularly during tlseooming winter aud spring, a choice artmleof bllAKER TAULE BI TTER. Also Poultry, Eggs, Vegetables, Dried Fruit, Iloiuuiiny, Beans, Split Peas, Leaf L.rd Ac. . . F LOl' It AUD MEAL., Sly stock of staple and fancy groceries is large ml complete. Give Purfaer a cail. H. B. Goods delivered to any part of tbe city free of charge. . . pleclj HARDWARE UUTLERY gWtJBM.KS to. WK 1. 1. to, ISnPOft TKM US 1 DIRECT) AND WHOLESALE JOBBEK, SO. Li FIRST ST., OPP. J. II. MA GHEE CO. I have now, and always keep, a good large st ick ol G'sids in my line to supply at wholesale to MERCHANTS AND TUADEKS. My facilities for buying are unequalled by any Hardware man. flavii g been raised to the Hardware trade iu Indiana and Cincinnati, my acquaintance w ith the demands of the West are thorough WITH A TRADE that demands a very large quantity of Goods, and the care aud pains taken by me iu selecting Pains brauds autl qualities, I am enabled to one' THE BEST OF GOODS lower than tunny would have to sell frothy articles, scarcely worth the freight home. A minute examination, of 111 v stock bv A COI NT BY MERCHANT is citiivaL iit lo a sale to the party, without fail. Ami the best advertisements I have are tho satisfactory reports made by my WHOLESALE CUSTOM ERS, ami the strong iv.oiiiiiientlatitns giveu of my establishment toothers who desire to lay iu a now Mock by those who regularly purchase of uie. For Fall and Winter sales 1 titer L"sl bxs Wells' "Hunt's Axes; 60 do Lippincott's do. ; oil tlo. Collins' do. ; An dux Sausage Cm tors ; 600 doz Ptaket Knives; i.isio setts Table Knives aud Forks; Uniting Butcher Knives ; Ml do. Shears and Scissors; si do. Razors; l,is do. Files (mostly Butcher's); tlo. Grain Shovels ; fx) do Ann-' do. and other brands ; ,mai lbs Pump Chain; Ml sells do. Gearing ; a.lis) leet tlo. Tubing (split aud bored); a 1 do. Seives and liidtltcs ; o eases Mill Saws; 3 do. Hook Tooth aittl Cut Savts; -11 dozen Wood Saws, (framed 1; ::ntl doz Lo ks and Latches ; 3nodo Butts; l.riHI gross Screws ('., to 1 iu.); 200 doz Pad Locks (assorted); I.msi.tNui o, D. Gun Caps; 01)0,000 S. B. do. tlo., plain and ribbed ; &,.hi,u 0 otber qualities ; lO.otHi feet Safety Fuse; 10 casks Curry Cum ha; 3 do. Scbtail Slates; .' .. ltifies;U do. Shot Guns (5'J lo S2." each); 5 tlo. Gun Barrels; Gun Triiumiugs in any .quantity dullest. assortment in the State. SCALES' AT FACTORY PRICES, loo Platform (Tea autl Counter) ; oil Scale Beams ; 155 dttren Steelvards! ; . . . ... JAPAN ED AND STAMPED TINWARE. 20 routes (fully assorted) ; fio lulll Tinners' Wire; Kettle Ears, liivln. Hum Wire, Cloth, Ae. -MACHINE BELTING. -10.IHIU ftH'ttium Belting uud Hose; 6(KI lbs Gum Packing (assorteii). Willi Needles, Port Mommies, Brushes,5 Combs, Thimbles, ; Razor Strops, Pencils, Harps, Tacks, ' Skales, Catidlesticks, ' Bed Fastenings, Clothes Pins, Grindstones, Co It wo Mills, Ac. AS SOME DO. I uv . advertise all Uie goods sold in the last 18 mouths, and ull i expect tu sell during the veit IU liiouLha. ,. . . COUNTRY MERCHANTS cau satisfy tlielii-elves by looking in, that I have, and tl kt't'p 011 hand il.y far) the most siiierior storlt, as to si w and quality, kept in the State. With Hardware alone, I occupy three stories and cellar of 11 house 25 feet front by HKI feet deep, purchasetl of raaiiufat-turers alone iu all the Easteru mainifrtt'tiiring States, sml KNtiLAND AND GERMANY. Importing (di et t) all foreign Hardware anil Cutlery. ; , ' , , .... Good sound Mercbatits, sold on usual time, and Cash buyers ottered baricains 'ill AT AUE BARGAINS. All onlers liilcd (ironiplly, and will have my personal attention. Hardware is much cheaper thau ever? Call ondcre! ' CHAS.'S.- WELLS, nov.TI No. L'l First street. Kva11T.il le. 75 It O 2KV U L t Jl li 1 K, 'At tiozea Tubs, ft dozeu Washboards. Received per Silver Wave, at SORENSON t CO.'S. WJiUtoT Ji H U lY'a I. uje THti tlKJlAt" S0NA splenditl assortment, coinnrisimr all the styles out for the ensuing winter. Call an. I ee. YAL'TIER A MAKCONNIER. BOM MM.KI THE MAKIuN HOUSE, M. the only public house at Princeton, the county seat of Gibson comity,- Indiana, is for sale ou reasonable terms. Apply to v dccTdlw CHAS. FULLERTON, Prop'r. HgXKM, WOOlt-SJIWS, A'". Sm. , lu dozen axes; in do wood-saws ; lo shovel, tongs aud forks; do meat-cutters ; - butrhor knives 1 . lo butcher saws : & on hsrnl ami tor salu bv J.STKAUn A BON, J der7 - - - - 74 llain street. ,'y'-" WHK!M- Vt.M,JIHtiOHTw W mi nt in store, of sc reun wire, at CHARLES H. WKLLS, No. 1.1. First street. tiect; fSTW fVHH. MTJCH.KH to t 00 MtMH JL Aluiu Salt. Also Lard screws and pork olearcrs iu store and for sale by uec'.i SAMUEL ORB. WWOOP W-V.' 300 HUJ"lM,Kt1 MM. aHsorted sizes, on hand for sale bv dtC.I SAMUEL ORK. MM OJV A CI A FULL STOCK OF IRON, M Steel, iron Slabs, Steel Slabs. Tinulate. Wire. aihect Iron, Ac, ou baud and for sale by ecu mnuEii imK. -WWfcWsVtVM HU It tt toO U.S., m. W f t dink s Sal Soda ; . 10 bbht Sulphur; ''. -H 1 l hi Aluul ' . . - $ t - s ; , ill tin EfHtom Salts; SScasks Dutch Mmlder; , , , cases S. F. Imligo; . , ' 2. mats f'innaniou, just received by ln WAJCELEIt d R1GGS. ffmH EI.LISti HOUSE WASTEIK Any" per. -" son haviug a dwelling bouse of tire or six nanus, situated within convenient distance of the Post Olliee, can hear of a tenant by applying st this vlbre. . ' ; ; ; i f f dm l-lwd t-r..fltlt.TE1' 0(TUsTAU A CRIST, f lt. M A li V LS, OF CI NO ISNAJI, AT TIIK WASHINGTON HOUSE. TfXTItAOlllilSAllV CVIlE The uudersignM J ed tahes pleasure in testifying that Dr. MARCUS has operated on the eyes of my son Charles, ft year old, with perfw-t success. My boy lias been cross-eyed sine bis birth, and by the Doctor's sKillfnl operation his was brought into the natural position, which gave hiui good sight immediately. The opera) ion only lasted a minute, aud was perform... 1 uoi. 1; , 1-. 1.. in .1.- ... . ' ....... ....... 111 ,uv IICMII1WI1 Ol I Trs. Mulhaiisen, St-ii. aud Jim. I feel uuder obli gations to Dr. Marcus, aud would cheerfully re1 1 I t ... 1 . r . ' I I ' . i t unit hs a nftiuiui nun sine oHator, f th-cli-lirrtAw ' 1 ' ' ( IIARLf-S SCHill IMITT. r trim-; touunvKiuKK hjma s.maxw . . engine ami Itoiler tt sale which he will II en very retooiiable terms. lt is nearly new. and wefl iuhVd to Vun any kind of niarhinery, carding ir lathing machines, or circular saw Ac. For terms apply to the undersigned. Newbiirgh, Ind.decl JOS. LAWRENCE. William' P. Devon .111,1 -1 . , , ' Charlie Rockwia.il ,-A 'J, Pf " .rfr i . v j-W . Mi-Bride, Citv Record Adolphns llttbii. jeranti ex-omcioJ.r. (M tf-Mt ' " I- . ' TJ t '.ff KJT UJ to Ml- issued by me ou the z2d Cay November, 1 S.V.i, in a oas) wherein William P. lievou an4 Charles Itockwood are plain I ills, apd Adolphus ll.ilin is defcnilant, and it appearing from the return of thesiimuici: lhat no personal service could la. had. this is to uotily said delcndant of the puntleiicv of the said at-iion, and lhat said action will be IriKil U &,( i,.t Biyoftireiu tlie city of Evausville, ' aiiuu'Mirgu county, inniaua, 011 ttiu .Kitlt day of DVcemof - r, A- D. 1S.J, at'J t.M.s k fn the forenoon ; V VI .'I IE I I I II. I'ilw ll.u...-.1..-novKiwrlw and ex-oflicio J. P IS" JVK J'OTMi:K.-THK J3JWUr r, meeting of the Stockholders of tho Blanch . al r.t iiii in, o, toe 11.111K111 vite male 01 lntllana, I for the election tif. live Diret tors to serve the ensuj ing year, vill !. held at tint Banking House iu .. ill.. . r.t... 11.. ..1. -1 ... - ' r.vaio me, on j t- r.w.- k , me inii'ii tiay ol January, lwni, la-tween the beurs of 10 o clot k A. M aud 3 o'clock 1. M. Bv order ot the Board of Directors. novi-JldJtwU SA ML. BAYARD, Cashier, f Enquirer copy.) mm t.-t t m kh 1 in tmj'jkmk' MSM Tim. Is received and for sale by (feci) SAMUEL OBIt.