Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 97, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 December 1859 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, IND. j MONDAY MORNING DECLMBKlt 19 LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION. The Xew8 The New Castle Courier says a whisky insurrection occurred at Frankton, Wayne county, on the Cth inst. A fellow had pur chased a barrel of whisky and opened a retail grocery. Ho was charged with selling to a minor, and taken before a Justice for trial. While he was defending himself belbr the licuce-oiliccrs, the ladies of the village invaded his premises and poured out his liquor. Last Wednesday, in New York, ten laborers got upon a scaffolding to a house in the process of erection. The scaffolding was intended to sustain only four or live persons. It gave way under the heavy load, and precipitated the men to the Mib-bascment,some twenty feet. One was killed instantly, and several severaly injured. The trial of W. 11. (.Jib-son, late Treasurer of Ohio, for embezzlement, is now in progress at Columbus. The testimony agaiust him is said to be very strong. All accident occurred on th? Madison Railroad on Wednesday night ?ast, which resulted in the injury of an engineer, who lost an arm. The collison occurred between two hog trains, ami several hog cars were l.adly broken. The loss to the company is about $ 100. It is intimated that lion. Winter Davis, of Maryland, will not vote for Mr. .Sherman whenever it is ascertained that his vote will elect htm. The great provision house of Van Bunnet Jlarlin's, in New York city, has failed for $250,000. U- John W. Forney says the Democrat who proposes to support the Charleston nominee, regardless of the platform he may occupy, commits treason to the truth in advance. If the Convention accepts the doctrine of the Democratic party, as understood from the beginning, he is for its nominee; if not, he is against hiui. What Mr. Forney conceives to be the true Democratic doctrine may be inferred from his statement, that he considers slavery a creature of local law, and that the Constitution of the United Slates is in no manner responsible for its extension or limitation. He insists that the man who takes the position that slavery goes into the territories under the provisions of the Constitution, but that it is unnecessary to pass any law by Congress for the protection of slavery in the territories if he be a representative or Senator in Congress is guilty of perjury. Forney, Hickman, anil their compeer, are the embodiment of Mr. Douglas' strength in l'eniisylvania,and Mr. Forney infers from Mr. Douglas' letter to Mr. Dorr, of Iowa, that he ( Douglas) stands with him aud will nut support the Charleston candidate who may run utiou a silent or eouivocnl doctrine. Do the anti-ljccompton friends of Mr. Doiiglns in Indiana stand shoulder to shoulder with his Pennsylvania adherents on lli'n point? As we remarked the other day, the issue between Mr. Douglas and Uinhanaii is "straight out,'' admitting of no compromise or nuilible. We will watch with interest the course of our anti-Leeoinpton friends in the next State Convention. Let them stand firm for the truth. Cot i;in.i. There seems to be a general impression among the Douglas pipers throughout the Stale that at! is not going to be fair at the January Convention. The Lognusport I'harus, the Crawfoi dsville AV risu; the Terre Haute Journal., and the Sullivan Ui mocral, all abound in warnings to their friends " to keep their eyes skinned for fraud and cheating- on the part of -Rob inson it Co. The Sullivan cmocrft, espe cially, denounces the idea of the Convention sitting with closed doors, and that none but the select few ami such as Major liobiiison may supply with tickets shall bo admitted The IK mar rat says such proceedings might do for Know Nothings or political tricksters, but, the Democratic, masses of the State will not submit to it. We predict that the delegates to the Con -vent;ou will submit to it, however such a measure may be regarded by the masses, and the Democrat will be compelled to take back its expression, or be denominated what it seems to dread most awfully a holt, r. fiv?- The Washington coi respondent of the Press says a majority of the crowd that fills the galleries of the House of Representatives, are from the Southern Slates, and that a large proportion are ladies. These manifest much interest in the discussions and warmly applaud the Southern Repre sentatives in their vindication of Southern rights. As most of the speeches of the Southerneis are against the Union, we are a little surprised at their meeting with the favor of the ladies. We thought they were for union, both now and forever. rrwfThe lilack Republicans should not complain of Lecompton as they do. A large section of them owe the scats they occupyto that measure. lu.lheir denunciations of it they are very- ungrateful. They are ben eficiaries of Lecompton. They have reaped all the benelii of it; it ha;; done nobody else any good. Enquirer. That is the most frank avowal of the dis astrous elVerts of the President's Lecompton policy upon the Democratic party, we have yet seen coming from a Democratic source. We entirely coincide with the t.miuirer in the above sentiment. W3 have received a copy of the Lafayette Weekly Dsmocra', a paper that pre.senis ; IMro- ij'uj:miiinai -ioirdi.iM(..:, and is intended to give utterance to the opinions of the Democracy of Tippecanoe county. As it is the only Democratic paper in the county, we should think it must prove a ecuuiary success.

Anecdote ok Choate. The following anecdote3 are from Parker's Reminiscences of Choate: " Mr. Choate got a great laugh at the expense of Mr. Kantoul, the United States District Attorney, while commenting on the hesitancy of Wilson to say how he came to be a State's witness how he got into communication with the government at all. 4 My brother Kantoul,' said he, ' told this raseal what to 3ay.' Ranloul sprang lo his feet, inquiring if he meant to charge him with instigating the witness to speak false? No,' burst out Choate, 'you told liiin to speak the truth; and 1 saw you do it. A captain of a whaleship was sued by his seamen for giving them short commons and bad treatment. Choate was lor the captain. The crew was a bad one, and he had no difficulty in dealing with the charge of illtreatment; but with the poor fare he had much more trouble. The sailors appeared and testified in the case. Choate asked one of them, ' What did you have on Sunday ? ' He replied, ' Duff.'

hat is duff ? 4 Plum pudding and mo lasses.' Next he asked 4 What did you have on Tuesday ? ' He replied, 4 Dundy funk.' What s dundy funk ? said Choate. 'Mince. meat and jiotatoes,' was the reply. ' What lid you have on Thursdays? was next asked. .' Lob-ceousce,' was the reply. W hat's lob-scousee V ' 4 It is a stew.' It appeared in the ooursu of the tria that the captain put into the CapedeVerdes to procure vegetables. He succeeded in procuring a large quantity of squashes, but oulu obtain only some dozen onions, ol which he gave one to each of the crew uud retained one himself. When Choate came to this branch of the case, he said, "It is evidence, Gentlemen of the July, that we had dun' on Sunday, dundy funk on Tues day, and on Thursday, that delicious com pound, loU-scousce. And not only did the captain furnish an abundant supply of that esculent and succulent vegetable ol the tropic, the squash, but with his own hand ;iye, with his own paternal hand he divided the onions amongst that ungrateful and rebellious crowd I" No Rioiit to Endouse. 1. A man has no right to endorse when the failure of the first party to meet his obligation will render the creditors of the endorser liable to lose in consequence of such endorsement. 2. He baa no right to endorse for another man unless he make provision for meeting such obligation. 3. He has no right to endorse, unless he fully intends to pay what he promises to, promptly, in ense the hrst party fails to do bo. lew endorsers prepare lor this. 4. His relations to his family demand that he shall not obligate himself to oblige another, simply at the risk of defrauding or depriving theniot what rightfully belongs to them. 5. He should never endorse or become responsible for any amount, withoutsw urity is furnished by the first party. It should be made a business transaction, rarely a matter of friendship. It is equivalent to a loan of capital to the amount of the obligation, and the same precautions should be taken to secure it. 0. A man has no more right to expect another to endor.-e his note without recompense than to expect nn insurance company to insure his home or his life gratuitously. 1. It is not business policy lor one to ask another to endorse his uote promising to accommodate him in the same manner. The exchange of signatures may have, and usually does have a very unequal value. It is better to secure him the amount, and exact a like security for the amount of respons;bililty incurred. 8. It is better to do a business that will involve no necessity for asking or granting such favors, or miking such exchanges. It is always safe and just to do so. Prairie farmer. - MlncrllauroiiH. Lizzie Wyatt, of Pittsburgh, Ph., .who has recently become a subject of some notoriety, a day or two since attempted to cowhide Mr. New l, of The. Chronicle, for saying that her performance of 44 Kve," in a dramatic spectacle, was strikingly true to nature. Mr. Newt, after warning her that he should treat any woman who unsexsd herself to attack him, precisely as if she was a man, slapped her face pretty severely, when she concluded to retire. A passenger who arrived in the Ocean Queen has staled in Washington that there was considerable feeling of indignation expressed by Southern Americans in Paris towards Louis Napoleon for entertaining Senator Seward, to the exclusion of .Southern gentlemen ! They propose to dissolve the Union with France. A Nkw Half Dollar. A new half dollar has been got up at the United States Mint to be submitted to the government for its approval. The new coin, although of the same diameter as ihe one in circulation, is much thicker at the rim, in constxiiciicc of the deeper sinking of the die, and hence, much more durable. On one side is a medallion portrait of Washington, with the head wreathed in laurel; the word lilterty upon a scroll over ihe bust; at the bottom the date, 1859; and around the whole the words United States of America, in plain, well adapted, raised letters. On the reverse side a wreath of grain envelopes the words, Half Dollars, in the same btaiitit'ul letters. The coin is very handsome. The Democrats from Illinois, Indiana and Ohio, says the Cleveland Leader, betrayed the West by voting for Mr. Bocock for the Speakership. He has always opposed the Homestead Hill, and also voted against Mr. Crow's bill at the last session, to give preemptioners ten years pay for their lands. If elected Speaker, he would so pack the land committees as to stifle both of these measures so vital to the landless and to the wilderness West. Let emigrants of nil classes who seek new western homes make a note of these things. The proprietors of the New Orleans Crescent, in July, 1857, refused to pay a tax of $75 on property invested in their newspaper establishment, on the ground that it was exempt from, taxation under article 100 of the State Constitution, the first clause of which reads, 41 the press shall be free." In a lower court the ground taken by the proprietors of the Crescent was sustained, but on an appeal, the Supreme Court reversed this ruling, and decreed that the defendants should pay one per cent, a month interest as damages to the aggrieved civ, from ihe time of the refusal to pay tax. B'rjjp" A large number of the citizens of Terre Haute held a meeting in that city on Saturday night, to take into consideration the disorderly state of political affairs, and to consult as to some effective plau of union and action for themselves. ACTING MlOSlUPMEN APPOIXTKD FROM Indiana. The following candidates from this State were examined, found qualified, and admitted into the Naval Academy, at the commencement of the late academic year : Thomas D. liaird, James Spears Case, James Arthur Dick, Henry B. Remcey, Sy mines SI. Hunt, George P. Vance, Uichaid M. Smith, and Hayden T. French.

MCRDER OF THE GOVERNOR OP BOGOTA BY his Brother. The Bogota, Nw Granada, correspondent of the New York Times, writes : On the 1st of November, the population of Bogota were horrified at the report that Jose Maria Malo Blanco, Governor of the State, had liecn murdered by his brother Jesus. The parents of these two brothers both died at about the same time a few years ago, leaving Don Jose the executor -f the will. Tim proiKM'ty was divided in accordance with their wishes, but the younger brother, Jesus, was not satisfied with hi inheritance, and charged the elder with unfairness in his distribution. Gn the day of the murder, Jesus met his brother in the street, and asked him when he was going to pay him $20,000 due him. The Governor replied that he had already paid him all that "was justly due him. Jesus, upon this, drew two revolvers, and offering his brother one of them, told him he must defend himself. Jose declined such an unnatural duel, and commenced remonstrating with his brother, when the lat

ter fired, the shot taking effect. The wounded man, not knowing he was shot, ran, aud was followed bv Jesus, who discharged two more shots at him, neither of which took effect. Don Jose was carried to his home, and died iu twenty-seven hours after, invoking pardon for his brother, lie left a wife md seven little children. It was thought Jesus would be acquitted of the crime on the plea of insanity but, a few days alter the I raed v. new.-i re.n-he.l Hofrotel Illrtt in one of the rural districts of the Stirie, a man of humble fortune had killed his brother with a scythe ami as the poor man must, lie shot, tin; rich one will naturally share liis fate. Senor Pedro Davila Nova takes the post vacated by Senor Blanco. o Urcourlllalloii ln ltvrt'ii IoiiIub and Itiicliaiiaii. The Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia J'ress writes under date of December 12: I need scarcely say that the report circulated by the New York Herald and other papers, that in the first place a meeting had taken place between Senator Douglas and the President; and in the second that advances by the' latter for a conciliatory interview were indignantly and contemptuously repulsed by Mr. Buchanan, is utterly without foundation. It is distinctly and emphatically untrue in every particular. No such interview took place. No such interview could take place, nor is there the remotest chance tin the part of Mr. Buchanan, or the faintest desire of the. Douglasites that such an interview will or can hike place. The report is the weak invention of a weak enemy; but it overshot the mark. The statement that the advance, if made, was repulsed, is so stupid as to give the lie direct -even to the mind of the most uiiiliated to the rest of the ridiculous report. Senator Douglas is farther awa y, if possible, than ever, from any toleration of the doctrines and policy advocated by Mr. Buchanan ; to which we are indebted for the vindictive spirit infused into public affairs, aud the ill effects of which the country is reaping iu Harper's Ferry outrages and Congressional scenes of violence. Again let me say the report, in every particular, is stupidly and contemptibly false. And, moreover, you may take it for granted that if such an advance was made to the Senator from Illinois, he would indignantly repel it, as he should. He is a magnanimous victor, but even the most philosophic captive could not expect that Senator Douglas could or should extend to the present Administration more than the merest courtesies of civilized life in politics, no couitesy whatever. Cutmrll fun rrilliii;s. Council 'ha si hi: i:, December 17, IST.'.t. Council met. Present the Mayor, and Couikoiluien Klliolt, Orr, Kollenljerg, lioclker, and Ivinson. Minutes of last meeting read and upproved. Roclkcr moved that when the Council adjourn it adjourn to meet on Monday, the 2Uth inst. An ordinance regulating the li ense of auctioneers was read. This ordinance is amendatory to a former ordinance, and intended M apply especially to transient, auctioneers, which it effectually prohibits. The following bills were allowed : Street Commissioner, S--"'0; Orr & Swanson. $10.00, lor coal ; Gollmaii ic Alkoch, $10.00; P. Burke. JjKt.nO. Geo. Sonntag Jjvt.dO ; JaMies Me Keever ?42.0!t; Fisher & Boluss S:::! 40. licit-. & 1 1 aney's bill amounting to $12ii.70, was referred to a committee, consisting of Messrs. L 11 lot I tc Iviuson. The bill ol the FvansviMe Enquirer for SIS. IT), was referred to the committee on Printing. The contract for building the new school house was read. It was suggested that the walls should be increased four inches, and that the timbers should be kiln dried. The Mayor was instructed to employ additional counsel to argue the case of the straight-line railroad rs. Kvansville, before the Supreme Court at Indianapolis. The U.nd ami contract of Sanders Sanson for building engine house? in Slock well's enlargement was approved by the Council. The Street Commissioner w;is directed to employ no more hands during the winter, unless absolutely necessary. The work on Division street -invert was ordered to In susended until next Spring. The subject of the amount due from the corporation to the old city of Kvansville, on the money set apart for the payment of the ImjihIs of the K. & C. Railroad, which the corporation hail used, was referred to the committee on Finance and the .Mayor. !l;.lohn Hewson was allowed $."00.00 on Surveyors estimate for constructing Division street .Milvert. The note due the Crescent City Bank for Si 9.8", was ordered to lie paid.) The Mayor reported several cases of taxes which he had remitted. J. D. Overall was allowed 15.00 on contract for building kitchen in Oak Hill cemetery. The order for filling up lot 9, block S, east enlargement, was received. Adjourned. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE TO TAX PAYRKS. -mL iiioii iVvniH'it fr tin payment taxs .lilt the city liRvhiu: expired on the U.th inst., tlio 1111 ilersijfiie! will prtwe-!, in pursuance of the thiirter aii'l Oi'tJinunrf's of the i'ity to tiiutrain and sell iht g'Hxls hu1 chuttl"3 of all iritis i ho uru in arrears f'-r taxes on i! sonata, vo!U, am! tlttga, unless uuch taxes are paid immediately. riecl'.Mwd V. SOU MUCK, City Collator. MM FOU CASH! 1 will offer and Htd at Cost, for thirty day;?, mv entire stock of Knstt-m made Hnts and hn!, com -menciiiirtraturdny. IVctrinber 17. Now id'iiu tiinelo secure t'd bargain. lu not ngU't this Opportunity t" I'UV gnnl lioetri and SIMM'S. J. K. W ICIIKK, declTd'iw .'" Main street. 1flilV M'OH ltH "CH I I.fL dren's, Mir-se?i and Litdit-.-i1 Opra Hoods lVr the million, just received at dt-IT. s. EMBICH J- CO.'S.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Insurance and Real Estate JMp.'HI JttAlH lrtet Srruud Jtoor)9 KVANSV1M.K, I Mi. .a for the following rexponmldH Insurance Con. panics: r , . - Nbw Yokk kci'kity Capital ........SVH),(K Kikimj Si n iMd.iKiO 1 MtlA.NAlMLIri - l".0J(Mi K.a;lk IrfstKANi K Co., ; Cincinnati :iiNt,(i( W'h also have aome valimhlo ral estate for sale on reasoiiahle'terms and fair prices. r Lots on Cum street, bet. Third J- Fourth. iV acres, of the Major Warner farm, on railroad, fei j miles from Kvansvitle. ! A farm of 170 ncren in Green county, Jnd. harn, well, cistern, house, stock scale, ntore house, yoiin orchard, re. 2macren in Green county 1"2t ( which is prairie; balance timber eijjrht aervs in cultivation. frit- 7 5 pr acre. Terms cad down; b;ib aucc in 1,2, and J yeitrs. - A tana tf 80 acres, 12 niilf iorthwt of Vin- ! eenues.' fi..od ' improvements abont lilt y a -res , lowed. I'rico $1,0W; one-fourth cah ; balaiicw in 1, 2, and i ye-ars. A farm ol 'Z acres, 6 iniles e:tst of Oak Station. Good frame hot and about 100 acre fenced. Price per aero. Uu-fturtli down ; Imlance i-i 1,2, and ;l carts. 400 acres near Taylorsvillo, I ml., on liberal pi ices and terms. A farm near Liuton, Gren county, I ml. Price, fcltt Kr acre. ; Very desirable ir i.J, nml acre lots, on Newbillyh rond, near Weav.-r'a Garden. A llricK llmi-su- on Socoud street, between Chest nut and Cherry streets. lf acre noar -Salt Well beinij iart of Hit) Mitchel tract on liberal term. 2 blocks in Tjamasco, leltv the creek. 4 o acres adjoining Frank Allen's tarui, haiii stone tpuary on it. l'MWet on CH'coml street, near Jtnl-M linkers fust tie nee. A t':ii-m of ftft hitkm iit l.ov;r Itayoii. Missouri aud Iowa lauds to sell or 'chuiie for property in Indiana. Some very valuable laud near Mattooii, Illinois, for sale. TC. II SAB IN, th e 10 Insurance and Real Kstat At. 9 of the SEtTKlTY InspkANck Comi-anv, October i, is;c; AKSKTH. Cash on hand $ t'.oO 45 Cash iu Continental Bank, awaiting Investment 8'.,ri4 ov Cah in Hank Commonwealth .ei,iJ7 47 Total '. S!.",:jn '.17 B ink StiM-ks 6o shares ttank Commerce " ;"0 A tu'ii Kx. Hank i " 1oi l Hank New York " 11 " irk N. America 214 shsparval.$21,oMMvt)rth 2.2,71.1 S TemjKrai v TiiiiHts w-cured by 11,hik V. S. t '4upon Honds nnd 2o shares Uesoiute Fire I tisi. r.tucc Company : 12,:iiMoo Huiids and Mortgages being first lien, Vc.1o.,,,i."h'I 00 Premiums uncollected 2,"ol So Accrued Ins. on Honds and Mortgages & Temporary Loans i,7;l 7' Halancc duo from Agents Ill 'Mi Total SM4.KU SO Capital Stock .rfMt,040 OC Surplus 4 l,S'.il Ht) t;,l,h!H so No Liabilities. JOSEPH WALK K U, Pics t K, L. Ha YOock, Secretary. HTATK OF NKAV YOBK, CITY Jk COCNTY OK NEW YORK, j Personally appeared In-fore nie this 2!Hh day f Novemlr, A. 1. lM.dt, Joseph Walker, President, and Richard L. Haydock, Secretary, of the Security Kire Insurance Company, of the City of New York, ami severally atrirmed that the within Htatemeiit ly them subscribed is correct ami true to the best of their knowledge and bulh f. Til OS. I.. THORN ELL, Commissioner for the State of Indiana, in New York. This Company has complied with the law of Indiana concerning Insurance Companies, and is prepared ta take risks in the City of Kvansville and Vanderburgh coiinly, I ml - K. H. SAHIN, Agent, declb - 87 Msin street. C.KKAT rilANCKFOft I5AR;aTnS. Jl-P derstdd by on, ami in order to reduce cur p resin t hmry k o Ih-tf (,'wm, (fr.. ifc, we will sell from this date up to the first ot Fobroary, lKit, at - SUCH REDITCKH PRICKS as to astonish tie- natives and everybody else. Call uick at No. :iu Main stret. dis-lrt KOSER BROS. f- CO. m m. renounHil London 1' tcr uud S' olch Ale iii.t reeied b' railroad, and for s;il- wloles:le and re'A. II. C(OK'S Pioneer Family rs-ery. tail at declt; 0F SAP St4Jf rtfEJSBE, -f delicacy bo-the liiih.h t.ble, jut received and tor sate at C 'OK'S tied. Piom-er Family Grocery. 'KN VHK OF ATTIIACTION AT TIIR LITTLE MAN & CO.S ! ! ;MS ElERit0H0mMH JV99 M It Xl vidiug themselves witli the necessaries of life, coiutoi ty gifts, Ac, it is well to know that S. ENRICH dc CO., No. 4". fitaiu street, have rt-ceivotl the greater part of their stock of Goods labdy, which were bocghc at Panic Prices, and which they are selling otTvery cheap. Cu'l and see them -no troutde to show goods . decl'r " BY STATE AUTHORITY. INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL ! I.YUTKI TO . VUIE 1XSURAXCK EXCLFST VKLY 1 ! CUA 11 TER VERPETUA L. Cash Capital, - $400,000. $517,712 36 S. Ji. LOOM1S, President. If. i KI.Lortu, SevretMry. llntHch (fh'rr, M $ HA V. 'Stlt.y Ctu irnhtf. M. MA Hi LLt ilKXEUAL AH I' ST. Otp" Agents iu all lh piite ipid Cities aud Tint in of tha I'ujoii.' tvU Losses Promptly Paid ! W" Ai'plit-atiiiits reocivnl. lolirieM isiiil am riiev.'ed, ftn.l all buriwss 'rtainiu In tliin aMin-y pr,mntly attellilt'tl tu by .MMl.V XV. ,MK.XSK., Arciil. Ofi'u-e will Ir. Bray, over A. lam. Express Company. tl'fl" R. H. SHORT &. CO., Commission Merchants, A". 94 Gimp Street, KFAV OUI.EASS, LA. R. H. SHORT. flX!t22.tBld K. S. llflWARI. lau;k reductions B.y I'HUKS Mi4T-CVTTKHS M an.l l'nl.nt Oi'sH-Ciit t:is at .larcph Strati!- & Siirsi, 74 Main street: No. 1 M. at i iiiu rx, w..rtli ?2.(t. Sillint; at $1.7.1. N.i. 2 .1.. .In 2..HI, il.i -J.t No. 3 do ilo ::.i', lo . 2 l N.i. 4 lo iln 4..KI, ilo " S.'rfl Tnttle's Patent Crosa-Cnt Saws, worth Sl.si llinK at pr foot .1 ACOBSTUAl'li A SON, decl.l 71 Main RtrfM-t. rrif to n.i r it .f jyt .t.it it - JBL TVPK A UTIS'I'S. KKI.I.KK ,( U1ITK, at the Hi.li.'ilation of a niiiiiU r of artintn, have lironylit ou a i-ompletu :wft.irtiniiit of FHOTUOItAPlI & AMBROTVPE STCCK, Consisting of ewrv sit vie of CASK, ' PL ATErf, HATH KS, CAM KKAS. M'ANIS, CHKM W Ac, Ac, with which they are prepared tit furuisK the trade at Cincinnati prices. All orders vt itl recwiv prompt attention. KKLXEU A WIUTK, io2S-dJ-wlu No. Si! Main street.

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K viler & Vhit, Agents for EvanHvillo, 1 ml. decif OLD AND YOUNG AFHItM ITS TUI'TJl, VIA: THAT Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative AVill preserve htfuUiUbf t he yrotrth and W- of the hair, if used two or three times a Week, to any imaginaMn age. Perfectly restore the gray ; cover the hald with nature's own ornament, the hair; make it mre soft and lieautiful than any oil, ami preserve the sculp free from all disease, to the greatest age. Statesmen, Judged, Attorneys. Ooctrs, Clergymen, Professional men, and Gentlemen and fjadien d' all classes, all over the world, hear testimony that wo io not nay too much in its favor. Uead tin following, and judge : PIIOK. S. THALKKUG, Pianist, says, on his arrival in the Tinted State he was rapidly Itecomitig gray, hut on applying VmmPh Hair Restorative his hair soon recovered its original hue. CHAS. CAKDKW, VA NASSAU ST., N. Y., fays the gray hairs on his wife'ri hnad were, after a few weeks trial, turned into a dark hrovx u, at the same time lieantifying and thickening the hair. A. C KAYMONH, BATH, Maine, says he is now sixty year old, and hid hair and whiskers were twothirds gray, by the line of two lottlcs of Restorative the hairs have disappeared, troth on his head aud face, ami iu more soft ami glossy than for twenty-live years previous. His wife, at the age of tift v-tvo. has used it v M h the sainee lie t. FINLKY JOHNSON, KS-J., NKW Kleans, wiya that he lost his hair hy tint Yellow Fever, iu 1.S.VI. lie usi'd Votrs Hrtir Uestort ive, and his hair is umv thick and glos-v. S. I. HlDDLKTOS, Livingston, Alabama, says that tho ltesl.ualive lias done miieli good in his pat t of Ihe country. He used if" for baldness, aud nov: has a tine head of hair. T. Ii. MOKSK, LKH ANON, K KNtucky, says he has cen Wood' Hair Ucstelat ive used in hundreds of cases, ami never knew it to luil in accomplishing all it professes to do. A.J. AI.LfCN, McIjAN KSbori', Ills., says he had the sen Id he;id S years, ami was bald, but by the liberal ne of Wood's Hair Restorative, h now has a rich glossy head of hair. Ur-Sold by all Hruggisls, ami by O. J. Wmh1 Jc Co., 444 Hroadway, New York, , and 114 Market street, St. Louis, Mo. d.-clO i.nekV w rMIME M M CP V J? E R fVz'?JllAtiAlN m in the held for the Holidays! Just received, ." buXes cxtiacuttifig Cheese ; fti kins choice Goshen Butter ; 4 bids rltoice Leaf Lard ; I cask 'lear Sides -f 4 cask Shoulders ; t bbls Cddeit Syrup ; t bb) powdered ami cruxhed Sugars ; I bid 4 'raiiln-ri ies ; 2i ' sacks extra Puinsy Ivania Huckwhat Fletir, and also a supply of Fancy Groceries, such as Pickles, Preserves, Jellies, Pie Fruit, Worcestershire and t tiher sauces, i 'an tied Fruit, Canned Fresh Mackerel and Shad, Cove.Oysters, etc. declt jf 1 HE Em mJ Mm f - E M f ISA KRKI.S foi sale by T. UFOMONH, tleclo Posey 'm block. MM miiiv in uaiittties tosuit purchasers, bv .leclo T. It K I Af ON I). MM A HOW AUK MM (J( do. Coal Hods- I.'., 1(1, and IS in., lo setts Fir' Irons hi:ts J- iron bend, 2-i do Wood Saws complete, 7-" dy. 'hopping Axes, - . J '31 do. Meat ( 'el lers ami St utVers, iln, 4'iil Shovels istrtel, it i do. Butcher Knives to 1 in., A!sa variety t.f Pork an. I Laid Ch vers, Buieliers' Saws nnd Steids, Platform Scsles, Scab- IVants, and Steelyards. Ou hatel and &r sale at No. in Alain street. GKo. S. St N N T A ( ! . EUREKA BAZAR. jTitxiK A- I.ANHI.KY AUK nl'ICM'VUK STAR KAMILY KlIUMSIIlNti IKMISK, 1hi:1"J .V.i. 7'i jV.iim slrri t. . r in I'm-' it t via it: - - ..- 25 Iixh new Iihvit Kainins,4o jr l.xi 1I.1 ilo, .1 mats see. Henri lo, .1 ilrnni.4 Snltalin iof .1 Iiox.m Ifelioa Cilron, .'5 eai.kM .ante ('iirr.-inlH, 'J lilil.H (eriniui I'rnn.'S, li:o lo.es extra I'lioirr .'i-eiich rnineH, in small lmxeH, for Kale at r.K ner.l irieeH, at iter I J 'M)K H LAMII.KV'S Kin.ka liav.ur. akati: am xi.ki'S' l.m nrs Skater, for men and Imivm. j faney Metis, ' U4 (.trilms Sl. ij;ll Bells. j .hii-t reeeive.l liv i KO. S. SuNN'TAG. Jf&ll'A'...VC Jiol'SK It A A TED. Any er. Jiff hiui having u dweltine; house of five or six rooms, sitnate.l within eonveiii.-nt .listanee of the I'ost Ollire, ran hear of a tenant by .lviiiK at this otti.'P. iWI-J-liyii rMii- '."; h h tJifn i-j tt - m jSt constantly' rei-eivinj; an.l keej.s for sale liiowli Su-iirn, L.iaf, t 'ruslu-.l. an. I lov.lei-eil Sugars ; Java, Ui., an. I Lajruayru I'otf.i. ; An exeellelit assort men t of Tea., from .UN to SI l"r 1 ! i 'horolate ; Oieoa ; Tai'i.s-a: Sairn; Prunes; Kaisins ; t'nrrants ; rrie.l i 'hen i.js ; I'itron : Ir-intclass ; Klavi.rin Kxtniets ; 1.1 II is faf-; Sweet herhs ; Olive Oil ; Sala.l Oil ; Freneh an. I Aineriran Mnstanl ; Sardines, I.olisters, ete. dp-i:l JlS ive Im.v, 14 lo 1 " years ul.l, witii kkkI haliits, thnt au write a plain hand, ran j;et a situation with ;KO. KOSTKI1 A -U, is l4 eorner I. jtnst si. and Canal. 7fA Ilit VS UA liTI.MOKK 0 Vf T KUS. tOK 9f-M A LANtM.KYare rwiviiiK l"i'y Malthy's world-renowned I'eal l Oysters, for sale hv the can, half-ean, or ease, at Ihe lowest li'arket i.ri.-e, ami warranted fresh. derH fUlll VuTATOKf, M Tnrniis, Uriel Ajiples, White Beans, Corn Meal, l'earl S;o, Swi't Potatoes, Pal snips, liried Poifci-lies, Split Peas, Hominy, Fai ina For sale very i heaii at .lucl-i COOK ,t LAXfiLKY'S. "m 't 'JL roa. IHKHH JIKIllt.1 1, run H.I 1 1. ad of & cases of tirst ijnality SHrdnms, and f..rsaleat . II. m IK'S d.s-l"i Pioneer Family (Jrorei-y. T I VJ It S a It tl II T 1 K E SSEll JLj Chi. k-iis and Turkeys can tind a sn i.ly at Z. II. COoK .S d.iclC Pioneer Family (Jrooery

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St. Charles Saloon. NEW PBOPRIETORSHir--AN KNTIRE RE-ORGANIZATION. - . -mwtissBS. li-i.n.ni: it te iikkii-i'ss, lfM- from New (trleane, havo piirchaseil the ST. OHARIiKS SALOON, on First Btrert, nearly oppo-Bite-the Post Oftic, and havo refitted it in an elegant and attractive style. The new proprietors havo had lonp; experience as k.H s-is ol fashioualde and popular JieslaiirantM in New it-leans, ami I hey- will-entleawr, in thrtrnrw house, to oomhine all tho eleganciiM ami luKiiriea of Northern and Southern lU-staiuats in thu ST. CHAKI.K8. They have brought a large anil complete stock t' choice Li.piora from J'ew Orleans, which they collected with care during their business in that city. Their connections and nciunilitfttu'e. in that cHy will eiiablu them lo obtain the choicest nppl'u s of Li.iiois, Fruits, and luxuries from that market in liiture, and the.v will spare noexpeiiSB nor pains lo make the ST. CII AKI.KS Ktirpass, hereafter, its former repri'si'iitation. as a phn.sant Saloon, a place of j;ood living, and elegant, refined and luxurious resort. tr7 Billiard players will find at Ihis Saloou a Pet of Ihe tincst inarlile top Ltilliar.t Tables, from Ihe well k now 11 and celebrated factory of J. M. Urmia wick t'o. The undersigned H iUer Iheinselvt that lotij- ex-s'riem-e and careful alteutiou wilt enable them to merit a reputation eipial to any Saloon iu the western country. . " A hplendid Lunch will I si xorvc.l up in the most approved style, evtrv luoruui at l' o'chick. II AM M KK A DUKIfUSS, aur4 I.mIi of New fih'ai. ,n UMt UtUtT, T.I I' Ittl-.l, KHJK, 9V Ground Kiw, IVail Barley, aud other diets for children aud invalids, for sale at V II. P. SToKDAniVS d,s-3 l'rtu? Store, 17 Main street. " mw-iJ'i iiVil.i u ffi'jK !-a h i- M i7m Wr Sl all sizes, from half-ii.eh to -2 i lichen, received per railroad direct from thu ii.aiiiif:wtiirM'H, by ,l...a SOHENSON A CO. .' .1 It K JUST IJ' HK J-:ilmT ill-' another lot of Fluiil and Coal Oit l.anijis, the Uesl patent, all of which areollered for snleal W. II. I'. MDllHAItUM, d.i-:t " 17 ilailt t.treet. 4 nil. II -Xvi'.S'.' A NKW LOT OF DAWMt son. Warren . Hyde's tip top Hold Pens, just received and for sale cheap bv IMTTKltLKP" nUOS, nor '22 if SLiin streeL ' 1 HIJV-11 Vx.VijI U Tly'K Hit wlM rea riiid stones, all sizes, receivtHl to-day hy GEO. S. SON NTAtJ, ocfJti lit Main alrwt, jmlKtUl.Jilt .'-SO VlR't'l.1U saws id' a suts'i'ior iiualitv just roccivod. Also saw mandrils. C'llAHLKS S. WF.LLS, d. cti No. First struct. Collector's Sale if Eral Estate or tiif jKttm. nt " cost mtd wp&teg ,iWrnK is Mnaisitf irv 9 V that by virtue of two precept, is8ued out of the Clerk's ollice of Ihe city of Kvansville, mid to me direi-ted, I will mdl at public outcry at Him door nf the I'.iurt llouso in thu city of Kvansville, on Friday, the :Mtli day of lieetnbor, 1V.I, the follnwing lots ct p.irceis of real estate, or us much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amounts assessed and ch'arued Biiiiinsl said lots respectively, as the (ist and expense of making si.le-waik improvements, in front of said lots, together with llio costs

..t" mile: Lot No. 1, Block No. 4, Stockwell's eni. 10 KK do S. do do 4, do do II 4li T do a, do do 4, rto J 1 " ' It Hi do 4, do do 4, do do IK lii do 5. do do I, do do !l fill do 11, do ih 4, (hi do tl 27 do 7, do do I. do do '. 04 do 12, do do 4, do do 0 Xt do 1 :, do do 4, do do 1) :t do 11, do do 4, do do 'J 'M f'.i'J f.2 do !1, do do K, Kastern enl 10 III) $liHI Hi Sale lo commence at 1 o'chs'k A. M., on said

(lay. lec7.K'.w . SCUM ecu, City Collector. Tfl'"','-l' 'JI EM H'AI., FAMILY HAK,AHO VW Fancy soaps loo Imxes, all kinds, just received and for wile low by S. K. GIL BUILT A CO. dec .i No. 4 Sycamore Kt. P P P P P f P P HALS AM FOR THE LL'MJSt KOK TIIK ClUtK. III" Coiisnnijilion, Decline, Axltma, llronchitix, Wa.ttiifj of Flesh, Niyhl Srreatx, Sj'itlinij nf liloiid, Wlwopinfl CiiUrjh, JHj)Utllif of Lirentiuntj, CfUU, Couyli, liiiiicma, 1 lit luxis, i'ain in the Side, ami nil If incases of the Ijiiwjx. liywo DOLLARS KEWAIID IS OFI'KRKU FOR A I5KTTKU Rl'ICJKIPT. II i-nhtnils WO llj-ir-IH, I'llllttll' f. A'or Miliernt '.'ivil, (1M1 w Kftfe fur lite most tleliitile rli'tit. It isestimate.1 that I.VI.0O0 persons die annually iu the United States, with consumption, and Prof. F.bcrly says that a vsst number of these could bo saved'by the timely use of some proMT reun'.ly. lr. Hall's Balsam strikes at the r.sit of the disejuse at once, and such is its speedy etlecl. that any one u.ini it freely according to direct ions for tweii-Iv-foiir or forty-einht hours, and not entirely satisfied with its merits, may return it iiud receive back their money. The most dislressilifX cough is frequently relieved by a single dose, and broken up iu a few honix lime. The iitMicte.1 do not have to taku bottle after hot tie liefore they liud out whether this remedy will afford relief or not. Tho public have boon imposed imii hy remedies reeouilii.'.llded bv cert ilicates hich have always originated from some unknown source. We ts.lieve I hat a medicine possessing real meiits will ctj.s't cures wherever it is used, at home as we I asabread. This is no paregoric preparation, but one which if used iu seasiui will save Ihe lives of thousands ; and persons may make t his bargain with agents from whom they purchase: that in every cas..- where it is used freely aecor.liiii; to directions, and entire salistacti'in is not trive" in twenty-four or forty -eiixht hours, tliey can return (he medicine, and their money will lie rherfully refunded. It has elhs!.! cure in nuuiaroils cases whore the most skillful phyniciaiis in this country and Europe have Ix-cn employed, and have exercised their t ill iu vaiu. Cases which they pronounced incurable, and surreiiderei; as hosdi ss Is-yond adollbt. leaving Ihe patient with. sit a single ray to enliven theiu in their hI.m.iii, have bis-n ciir.sl by llr. Hall's Balaam, and the victims of consumption " are now vigorous and htrontr as lli.i iu.s.1 robust anions us. And tlies.. cases are not isolated ones ; Ihey are 1111luerons, and can boi!ilcd ont ill eveiy community where this most unrivaled icinedy has la-en tested. ' Be slow, thun to Is-lieve the oft-reKihs story about the hintrs Is itiir tone ; or rather let no sii. li apprelieusion induce you to give up. Actii.ir the principle ihat while there is Iiok. Y ou can ih-v.t Is- so low Ihat yon may not trust, humanely sie.'ikiiiK, iu Hall's Balsam. More thau one, nay. hundreds has it brought almost from death to life, when all else had failed. Give, then, l!ii powerful but hitriulsss r. uieily a trial. Cull oii thoiiijuut and Ret a pamphlet prat is. The treatim on consumption alone is worth the price of the medicine. You will ftnat cerlilicales of physiciaiiM iu t'inciiinati, and of others whose cures hiiv.. Is-eu etl'ecled here at home, where h.-y can Isfonnd. We have certificates of its cures from many of our most ressclaMe cit izetia men and wouu-ii who live and have l-n cured ainoiiK us. For arliculars we lef.-r those living out of the ciljr to onrii;euts. Altai list sil.-h pii-piiratioim as n.-rer cllect cures where it has its origin, we would caution you. Unknown s-rsoiis and places, and fictitious cases, are made siibsi.-rvien I to the spruu.l and use of remedies of this doubtful character. - Be sure aud ask for Dr. Win. Hall's Balsam for the lillis. For sale by the Proprietors, A. I.. SCOVIhl. fc CO., No. 12 West Kihlh St., Cincinnati. Also, by Keller & White, Kvansville, led. N. S. Thompson, ' ihs-S-d-w2m gffftiM IN V ! HOMiN Y fo BBLS. KX T It A MJl While Flint, just received and for rale wholesale or retail, by Cll AS. Mi -loll NSTON, dec!2 Posey's Bl(s.k. KltKD l OUK t'Ott S ! Ill IONS OK BUAN 1 M. and -Shorts. f..r sale in quantities tosuit purchasers, and delivered in any part of the city free of charge, by Gil AS. Mel OH NSTON, dccll Posey's Bl.s-k. Main street. Itin.H. F.STUA l'AI'Ell SHELLED AI. .a 111011. Is new. 2 bids extra soft shelled Almonds new. 2 Mils Kitliyh Walnuts new. 1 bid new Filberts. l.'SI ttS choi.:e shelled Almonds. Just r(-ceivetl by COOK A LANGLKY', decVi No. 7."i Main rlreet. AW. lo dozen axes ; IO do vv.mmI-s.-iws ; 2" do shovel, tongs and forks; 6 do meat-cut lers ; oO do butcher knives ; ft do butcher saws ; on hand and for sale by .1. ST It A V ft A SON, dec7 71 Main street. & arjvn it 1 1: a. 7" Isixes Star Candl. iohr.lo do do fsi do ".- do 25 do decl.t p. Palm Soan : I 'heiuieal S.wip ; Tallow Cand.-s, jil-.t received by W HLKLF.U J HKi'i;: rwno f vim t-.u KMiits:n s.n hm Jk Alum Salt. Also Lard scrims and jiork cleavers in store aud for eale by dec" SAMUKL ORK.

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William P. Jievou aud Attachment pending becnariea i..X'ttWO(Hi vs. Aflolihns H.-thn. I fore G. XV. Mi lirido, city f Keconler, and ex-officio j J. P. if KvaDRville. J'll J JV T J J T It ft Jl above eutit hil cause twill take notice that iu the ulliuu of William Cliiilsey, JbaMu. 20, West lith street, in the city of Cincinnati, Hamilton county, Ohio, between the hours nf Ho'cl'ofc A. M , and 4 o'clock P. JU.-'Pthe 2id day of lM'cemls.r , A. 1. 1.S.VI, the plaintitfs will proceed lo take the Ut4wuUona ol sundry KitucBrcs, to lie riMUX iu evidence on the trial of the above entitled muse, anil flu examination will l adjourned from (Jsy to day thertmliai) till the taking thereof is completed.; H. O, WHKEliKK, dec2 Att'y for plaintiffs. i'. net ii ii it iiiMjn rouTW W er of Jayuerrts.typc, Auihrotype, and Melainotype Stock, and general aeut for Photographic materials, all of which are offeied at rehired (.licertBt , 17 MAIN STKIiKT. Family Groceries. A(. , UltSI' M.. HUT. MAIX it LitCVKT. . 1U.'1I . WILL. M MIJIM, ceiye regularly duriug Ihe coining winter and spring, a choice articleof S It A A EH TA ME BV TTF.lt. Also Poultry, F.cs, Vegetable!, Dried Fruit lloiuminy, Reaus, Split Peas, Leaf Lard Ac. ri.orit A Sit MEAL. My stock of staple aud fancy procerle is larg and complete, tiive I'artuer a call. Itti 'N. B. Good delivered to any part of the city free of charge. decl IIARDWAllE & CUTLERY. glHJRW.KH K UK1.I.S, I.TI fOUTKJt V (DIKKIT) AN1 WllOLFSALK .IO II UK It, AO. i:i FIltST HT., OPl'.J.II. M AIIH EE A CO. 1 have now, anil alwayii keep, a pond larA Ktwk ot GihmIs in mv line to atipplv at wholemvle to MKKCIIANTS AND TKADKKS. My f.icilili. s for bnyinfr are une'jnalled hy any Hardware man. Haviuv; lieen raised to the Hardwan trade In liiiliunaaud C'inrinuati, my acqnaint ance with the demands of Ihe West are thorough W ITH A YKADK that demands a very Inre quantity of G.-xIs, and Ihe care and pains taken by me in selecting Prihk brands and ijualities, 1 an enabled to offoc TIIK IiKST OF tiOOPS lower than many would have to sell tmshtf articles, scarcely worth the freight home. A iiiuuteexamiuatiou of my slock bv ' A COUNT I.Y MKUC'IIANT is e.iiival. nt lo a sale to the party, without fail. And thu hint advert iseiuciits I have are the aatisfactory reports 111. tile by my W 1 K I. KS A L K C I ISTO M K R S, and the strong recouimeiidalions K'veu of my ealablishiueiil lo ol hers who desire lo lay iu a new stock by those wlio regularly purchne of me. . ForF'all nnd Winter sale. I oiler l.'iit hxs Wells' "Hunt's Axes; Ml do Lippiucott's do. ; AO do. Collins' do. ; fi'idoz Sausage Cutters; .VKt do. Pocket Knives; 2,io sells Table Knives and Forks; bio. I... Ilnt.li.r K nives ; am do. Shears and Scissors; .Hi do. Kaxors ; l.ooo do. Files (mostly Butcher'?.); 2"i do. tiriiin Shovels ; Ts do Auks' do. and other brands ; 2,000 lbs Pump Chain ; rs Belts do. Gearing ; 2,riio feet do. Tulii ny; (split and hoiv.l); .r.ti doy. Seives mid liid.lles ; 'A vases Mill Saws ; K do. Hook Tooth and Cut Saws ; 20 do.eii Wood Saw., (framed); :iuo d..z Lo ks and Latches ; :timdo Jtiitts; L'sm sross Screws (V-j lo 4 in.); 200 doy, Pud Locks (assorted); 1,000,0011 G. I. Gun Caps; fiOO.OOO ti. II. do. do., plain and ribbed ; ."'np,ikio other qualities ; Ki.oiki feet Safety Fuse; lo cask Curry Combs ; J do. Sell. sd Slut. s ; :i .1. Kiltes; do. Shot Guns (Si lo ?-'"i null); r do. Gun Barrels; Gun TrimmiiiKs iu any i)iiunlity largest assortment in Iho Stnte. - , , ; WJALK. AT FAt'TOUY PRICKS. loo Platfoi in ( I'ea uud Counter) ; ouSculo Peiilns ; 2o dozen Sleelvar.Is. JAPANKD A Nil ST A M PF.D TINWAHK. 20 cases (fully .issoi ted) ; So bills Tiiiuerrj' Wire ; Kettle Kars, Kivets, Brass Wire, Cloth, Ac. MACIIINK BKLTING. 10,(i feet Gum Heltlns and Hose; OiHJlbs Gum Packiui; (assort..!). With Needles, Port MounaieS, Brushes, Combs, Thimbles,""" -" llnzor Strojis, Pencils, Harps, . Tacks, Skates", CaiioU-sticks, Bed F:LSleuin;s, Clot lien Ptnn, Grindsti lies, ('ol)wo M ills, Ac. AS SOM K 1W io not, advertise nil llio i.hhIs Hold in tho last )H in uths, and all I expect to sell during Ihe i.ext IK months. COUNTRY MKKCIIANTS can satisfy themselves by looking in, that 1 liavo, (iM.il (Oi ceo (in hand (by far) the most superior st.M-k, as to size and quality, kept in the State. With Hardware aioue, I occupy three storied nnd cellar of house -jSt feet li onl by loo feet deep, purchased of manufacturers alone in till the Kastern manufacturing States, and KNGLANH ANli CKItMANY. Importing (duel t) all forotijti Hardware and Cutlery. Good eoini.l Merehanln, sold on usual time, and Cash buvers ottered Imritaiim THAT AiiK BAUGAINS. All orders tilled promptly, and will have my personal attention. Hardware is much cheaper than ever! Call and see I Cll AS. H. WKLLS, no;i'l Ku. LI First street, Kvalufville. VkKlFI BKKF AMI re. bleed prici-s at BUFF TONGIIKS, AT ihcll COOK ,f LANGLKY'3 JfgVi'E it'll El T FLui'kW) ba;s exIraNoTl MM for salo at f 1 -Ki s-r bai; of W) lbs, hy d12 !OOK A LANGLKY. nMW I.JI H wi: KH1,' -B PACKK'I'S! The line light (iraliejll Hteauier f.. LRW1S liAVIS, Easier Wm. 41. List, Clerk. Ij-jives FvaiiHvillo ou Saturdaya, at 12 o'chx-k-Leaves iiulrouvillu 011 WislnesiUys, at 12o'clock. til' F.ED, VOMFDltT, UELIAItmiTY, SAFETY. X5Ln"fco Sarcliot, JOIJ.N W.( LAIN Master. TlloS. Illsoi-CIIKT (Aerii. Leaves Kvansville 011 Wednesdays, at 12 o'cloti. Leaves liulsonville on Saturday, at I'io'olocK. These two Ix.ats will run regularly duriug the seasou, coiiiit-cliu at llutsouville with tho Hiitsonvillc, Terro Haute, nnd Lafayette PacKet, MASONIC UKM. Freight and l'ass.;iu;ei-s receipted through to all points. , Passengers and Shippers may rely upon the regularity of these Isrils. A 11 orders and ImslnaHH entrusted to Hi. in will lie promptly attended pi. i' O'm lOZ. KXTKA I1ALTIMOKK HKOOMS jaMythelriMt in the market, at 4 deel 4 COOK A LANfjLEY'B, Tools received and for salo by il.-.-'l SAMUKL OCR. rwuiK t.-n nuiaj'nn woirr.fi JL rejH'tfu!ly intorin their frictida and the public generally, that they hare removed their oltice aud store lo their new building on Frstntrittit, three d.Mirs above pine street, near the foundry, where they will Is. able to give more pl.impt attention .tir-the ord.irri of their customera. A hire lot of sloven will bo sold out at retail, at wholesale prices, in order to close out the Ht.s-k. dec. KUATZ A IIEILMAN. cimisrivM KK.cn . liril.MJlN. EEATZ & HEILMAN. CITY" FOUNDRY ! MANUKAITI'ltKKS A Nf) BUI LDKRSOFSTKAM KNGINKS AND BOlLKItS, Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screw-, Uu 111 10 in-: Machines, Chinese Sugar Caue Mi 11m. 'riirimti-K HI arlilnrn, 4te. . KVANSV ILLE, INT). rmviv. vicoi'uietouh of the city fousM. t' 1 Im-i; leave to inform their friends and the pnblit .11 Ri-iieral, that they are prepared to do all kiwis of MACIIINK AND FINISHING WORK, and ev.-rythiiiK appertainiiiK to the Foundry business. They are manufacturing Stfam Kmuink kh Boil ljisof uny i'e and power required. Saw Mill Miu'hinery and Aiill Gearing of any size; Distillery and M iniiifr Machinery, Tobacco Screws, C 11 111niihg Machines, Thrashing Ma.qiines, Malt Mills, Hors-ivwers, tJorn-Mhellerw, M achinery of all kind made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings a wvery description, Iron Houscfronts, Cellar Gratia, fc. " Cm.king and Heating Stoves of the latest iia proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Hog Irons, Ac. BUKWKKS, lilSTll.LKKS, KKCTI FIKItH, -, Suppliisl with every description of Copper nnl Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Itefrigeratora, Attemporators, Sparges, Stillheads and Wornid or an improved priuciile, Columns for Alcohol Stills, Yi-ust Jugs, Cans, Syphons, Ac; Cop-r, Lead and Iron Pipe; CUipis-r, itrass and Iron Pumps of every variety, for Wsu-r, spirits, oil, dc: Brass Cocks aud Valves, Steam Whistles, f c. Workmen sent to all (sirls to fit up work and do repair on Steani Boilers, CkqiH:r and Shot t Iron Work, dc. OLP MKTALS BOUGHT. They are dealing in and selling Allen's Improved fileatin Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tubing, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smut Machine, Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, Gi Milan P-dt-ingCloth, Gum Klastie Belling, Packing, Hum-, if--, of the U-st kind; Tinplat.-, Slu-et Iron, Block Tin, Pig Iron, Bubit Metal, Sis-lter, Fire Brick. They have every facility of Ihe best Machinery and workmen, nnd will give all work entrusted to them, their individual attention, tilling orders promptly, warranting their work, and are aatistied with reasonable prices. !-r " Office and Sale Kisiuis, No. CO Main street; Foiiu.liy, Boiler Yard and Machine Shop on Plue street, Is-twecn First and Second streets, KvausTille, Indiana. d''rl ' roj- ten - fTmll stock vv ihoiv. Steel, Iron Slabs, Steel Slatis, Tinplate, Wire, heel I roll, AC. . on hand and for sale bv dec'.! SAM I F. L OKI!. c IXJWS'K M.TIIJS it A T Tl wV. 1 O . i doc! W HKKLKK A KI0GS.

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