Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 98, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 20 December 1859 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IHD. TCKSUAY MOUSING . UECE5I UFlt

LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.

Aebrask u. Wliile tbewLole nation is absorbed" in the contentions and wranglings of Congressmen over the election of a Speaker, the people of Nebraska Territory have been carefully and calmly preparing for a State organization, by the formation of a State Constitution and its presentation to Congress for acceptance. A bill has been presented in the Territorial Legislature, providing fur an election on the 2Cth inst., at which delegates are to be chosen to a Convention tor the purpose of framing a State Constitution. That instrument, when it is framed, will be submitted to the people for acceptance or rejec

tion on the 22 J day of February. If accepted, the first Monday in May has been set apart for the election of Stale officers under it. Thii3 the Con.sliluti.iii will, doubtless, be presented to the Congres now in session for acceptance or rejection. The movement toward a Slate organization has received its main strength from the message of Governor Ulack to the Territorial Legislature. That gentleman goes into a lengthy discussion of Territorial matters, in which he does not confine himself to the beaten track, or content himself with riding the peculiar hobbies of other gentlemen, but boldly marks out a course for himself. In his message he lays down the following propositions : First. Congress nnv "expand the Tftrri-

ites by the admission that the propriety of

committed to the

jund discretion nf Congress.'' Seco'-.d. The FeJeraPgovcrnment, as a for the f .pic of th" several States, 11 '.v ' 'I'" " r.r..-v f..r the Pin-.

Mi.

torv of the (.' nitei

of new Stales' and

R'ltuitti.ig a new JSt.i'.e is

After sotne more speechifying, ClemmeriSt , of Virginia, demanded a ballot. - He was tired of being kept hero live or six hoUisa day, disabled ns. Jie was, without att eli'ort being made to ele:t 8omebbdy. - , . Capt. KiluinS,. however, of, the Ashland District of Kentucky, could not be staved j oil', and he delivered himself of a speech, nfter which u ballot was taken, when a new dodge was presented, 14 Republicans voting for Gilmore, of North Carolina. This caused much fluttering, and waseonsidered a smart operation to. throw the responsibility of not organizing upon the Democrats, who might, by voting for Gilmer, have effected a choice for Speaker. Gilmer's vote was thu3 raised to 30, against DO for Sherman, and 86 for Hocock. Gilmer

tlien declined in favor of Boteler, of Va., and another ballot was taken. It resulted as follows: Sherman, 111; Bocoek, 83; Boteler, 25; scattering, 9. Whenever Clark, Adrian and Reynolds go over to Sherman, hi3 success is nchieved. They are all in doubt. The caucii3 of Democratic members of the House has adjourned withont coming toanv determination to change their nominee for Speaker for the purpose of accommodating other parties. The general feeling was, however, that should the South Americans and anti-Lecompton Democrats show a disposition to vote for any other Democrat than Bocock, they would change their nominee. - , . . . . . . The Senate confirmed Amasa J. Parker, n3 District Attorney of .New York. '. ;, On Wednesday, iu both. Ilousei of the vz.giuiu legislature, there was reorteu an appropriation of $100,000 for the purchase of firearms' and munitions of war", to be distributed by the Governor among the organized volunteer companies, in exposed portions of the State. In thu House, a communication was presented from the Hon. C.J. Faulkner, urging an appropriation for the relief of C. W Richardson, of Martinsburg, and Paino C. Young, of Charlcstown, who were wounded at Harper's Ferry. , A bill was reported in the H.usir to pay the expenses incurred by trie Governor iii the Harper's Ferry affair. Whether or not, the Mexican trey ha? been ratified is a ma tter of doubt, the State Department to-day was without certain in-jor.ufi'i-yi. . a: i'i3-f i t-'in't fhnr'j' n'.c. '-..

NEW ADVERTISE MEN T S .

jjwmmw&x ft Jiff 1 1 H 1 91 1 J 395

AX OltDIX ANCE.

. W.V OttUi.'J.VtU .V HHA.TtO.'

m-JL to

lii.d

tderutl: im lo'i.t-emeais and rfuu-rs. ui-U uro-

v.ilimj for the unwrul ami cotVe, riorf .if t.-.te u'l l e.rpeiMei. (if mch i...j,i oreii. cis ittt.C y.n iin-J j'.r the cnurrtianrc if real estate cltnry-il with

o. j ..- cox. iiit't t.rpeHM-a.

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in - i i in? i iiy u j-.vai.svuie, mat u sidewalk within the city snail lie diviled into two classes.

oi,o ol which shall le designated as Class No. 1 the otiu-r a Class No. -J.

Pec. 2. All sidewalks of CI. 13 So. 1 shall be constructed of good, hard, vvlMiuri.t Li icks, laid in a I'.-d .f jj.md sand, not less than three inches in dt'jilh, and covered with a sufficient quantity of good Kind to fill all tlio spaces between the bricks. The curbing shall he cf titlier stone or plunk-a the Council m.-.y, in the order requiring the improvement to ! mad.', dirpct. f the turli.D- he of stone, it shall ho not less than f.ur inches thick, by at Ica-t eighteen inches deep, with a base euuai

to three-fourth of the top, dressed square to the depth of at leant six inches on each end, flrmlv set clos?ly adjoining each other, with even surface at. the t..p, and not loss than twenty inches in length, and dretsed four inches from the top ou the side next to the. gutter, ami :S inches fom the top on the. side next the pavement. If the curbing be of plank it ahull he of good sound white oak, not less than two ami a half inches thick, nor less than twelve inches wide, and shall, be well secured to good sound white oak posts, not less than four inches square, well secured in the ground to the depth of At least two feet, and tint mure than six feet apart. The

wi.itti 01 all sidewalks of Class No. 1 shall be as follows, to-wit : Ou Slain and Water streets, twelve find ; ou Fulton Aveuue and Franklin, streets, lifteen feet ; on all other struct which ure einhtv feet wide, iho width of such sidewalks shall I e twelve ti-et, except streets le thau sixty feel in width, in which casi s the sidewalk shall ho eiuht feet wide. Sec. 3. AH sidewalks of Class No. SS shall be constructed of (food, sound two-iuch plank, square edged, laid down upon and safely secu red to crows ties not lei-s than four by ionr inches in thickness, and not more than four fw-t np.irt, th portion of - -- - - , . .1l.lt r.m-r.A... K u 1 1 iw the same in width prescribed in the last preceding Section, but when a si. fa-walk of Class S... is directed to be made, t he space plahkrd shall bo lit least tour feet iu width, and shall be placed in or near the middle of the sjotco set apart for sidewalk purposes. tier. i. VVheneverthe Common Council shall ilirect the sidewalk in front of, or adjoining, any lot or part of a lot, or other niece of ground to bo graded or paved, or whenever the. owner or owners of such premises shall signify to the Jtavor or City Surveyor a wish to grade auj pave the iideaJkor front thereof, it shall bo the duty of the City Surveyor and Mayor to tix the proper grade for such siil wn!!: or sidewalks, and all sidewalks shall be

i according to the grade thus iia'uisueti. I Sec 5. Whenever the Common Council e,ii j 1 purn:.rice . f the charter of the city, order im-1 ro-

linr'sany M.Icv.aik to he made or repaired, utt order shall be paased, directing and le ioiriiirr hucJi

sidewalk to I- tn;ile or rei.air. cl: and if in., er.!,.r t

require 11 new sittew.dk to be made, s.tij order shall J "' whet tier s-ij--li siil. -walk shall be of t'ias No. I

or ot 1 I o. Z ; awl if -aid (,i-. -! id - ;. ,' i . ; ;

former ordinance now in force shall be conducted and completed under the provisions of such former ordinances which are for t iiar purpose continued in for,e. W. BAKES, Mayor. . Ancst; 1' eltKt, Cily C'.elK. NEW AUVKTiSESlENI'S.

Insurance and Real Estate

-t-Ji. Jti , Vo. HI .Haiti mlrttl, iXoor. KVAVSVlLbK, IN.O.

JK- tor the loiiowiug responsible In-urauce Companies : New- York Skcccity Capital ?r,!io,0 i Rising Svn. gui.uoit IVDIAXAPilLIS loti.tlOO Eaoi.e IsseBANcK Co Oiucinnati :soO,(ioO W'e also have some valii-thle real estate for sale on reasonable terms and fair prices.

6 Iots on Gum street, K t, Third Feun th. AtJ acres of tho Major Warner farm, on lailroad. S miles from Kvansviile. A farm of 170 acres in Green county, Ind. barn, well, cistern, lionse, stock scale, store honse, young orchard, dv. 200 acres in Green connty 120 of which is prairie; balance timber eight aeres In cultivation. Price S7 60 per acre.. Terms $M0 cash down; balance in 1 , a, tiJ3 years. A farm of htl acresJi miles northwest of Viticenues. iood improvemenrs about titty a-res ieuood. J'rico Sl,0ed; one-l'ourth cash ; balanoj iu 1, 'Zf and ti years. ,s - - . A farmcl acres, B mil. -a east of Oak Station. Good frame Uohh,; and about li0 atn s feiic. 1. I'ri.w 10 per iu;iv. One-fourth down; balance in 1, 2, and '' years. ; ; 4iti acres near Taylorsvillo, Intl., on liVral Iirlces and terms. A farm near Linton, Green conrttv, Ind.1 Price Slu per acre. - .. , , Very deairaldo , and acre lots, on Newburgh road, near Weaver's Uarden.

'A Brica: HiMises on Second stree-, I nut aud Cherry streets. 15 acres near bait Welt being Mitchel tract on liberal terms.

- UlocWs lu Lamasco, Lieiow the orcck. 41) acres adjoining frank Allen's tarm. having stone quary on it. loo feet on Second street, -near Judgu leaker's residence. . . ' A farm of St acres in Iaiwcr Havott-. rr Missouri and I vva lands to sell" er evWtanOT for property iu Indiana. . . tonio Tey valuablo land near Mattoon, Tllirrois-, forsale., . .. ... K. H SABIN, declti . . Insuranco and Jteal Kstare Atrt. J of 1he ?rci aiTT Insurance Company, October

1, iso; ASSETS. I c.u-h on iiii...."..".;. ; '.'..'.'..".'. r.i fi -' t Cash in C.ot:iu-ntal llank. awaiting 1,."" ' f

MISCELLANEOUS.

I ween C.htt3'ai t of the

IIOOFLANDS , W GERMAN MEDICINES ! THE S TA?T D A 71 B R E M E B IE S of tile present ae.hava acaiurfd their great popttlarity only through j-enrs of trial. Vnboutidfd sjliofattion U reuoWeJ lv tliem in till '

cases. XOOFLAXITS GEE M A -X BITTERS WILL POSITIVELY CURE Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Jaundico, Nervous Debility, Disease of the Kidneys, and all diseases arising from a disordered liver, or v.-e.i;ne-s of the stomach ami digestive organs, AN O V. ILL l lstrivrj.v PUKVTNT Ytllotr Fe.e, , JJilioun Freer, and JVivr aii.i A.jae.

See our Almanac for proof. Price Toots per bottle. UOOFLAXVS llALSAMIC CORDIAL WILL POSITIVELY Cl'KE . Conghs, Colds, or IIo::rseties, Bronchitis, Inttu. euza, C-ronp, Pnemnonia, Inciiu'ent Consuniptien, ami has performed tho most astonishing cuius ever known of CONFIRM ED COX o I'M P T I 0 X . As n Diarrlima cordial it is nncqtialed. Price 75 cents per bottle. 1IOOFLAXD S TTeIIHAX rLLS, leing well-known throughout Ktn.p.j and America need do couimeiid.ition here. --They are jmrely vegetable, are j,ieu eJ witlt great fXiictlie-t and sugar-coated. No better Cathartic Pill cau be round. Trice 20 cents per box. These medicines are prepared' by Dr. C.'M.Jacksox ir Co., Philadelphia, Pa., and St. Louis, Mo., and are so hi by druggists aud dealers in medicine everywhere. The signature of C. JI. Jackson will 1 ou tho outside of each Lottie or box. In our " F-rnibaiL,1 Alm twtc," published annually, you will ttud testimony and ctjinnieiidatory uotices from all parts of the couiitry. Tin, u! mail a; s are given away by all our ageuts.

r.mVAUK OF COI'STEUFEITS. that yoiif- t Hooiland's German Hitter's pre-

r,l IS C E L L AN E GjJ S .

Ckarli

Saloor..

NKVV 1T.0PU I K waSHIPA S LiTIilE

;EE-0RGAXIZAT:C. i - JS.'K'jtlSSlita. lU.ffMJli A' ZJXJtf i,-$, f-jL from New Orleane, have p;ircii:iseu the cTs

ClIAULEs SALOON, on r'irst stri ct, ccuriy oppo

Fite tno i-ost umce, ana nave rci cant and attractive stvle.

Tiie nev proprietors have had i.'n ; rxi -erioKc-1 tx keeiH-rs ot f ishionahie itti'! p..pu!.-.r li.'.-,;ai:raii'.s ia New tilcans, auti tl.ey uii! erocavor, hi ttieir new house, "to combine all ttia eT-'gar:!;!. s aii' IiiSTai.s 01' Northern a jd Soathern iUUiuitits iu the fcT. C1IAULES. They have brought a lrge and cin;.!te stock ci choice Liquors tVoia New Orlerms, which they collected with cardu:ii,g U:fci.- btis.'ne . s iu that city. Their connections ant at j'tiiataitca in that city will enable tliem to o!;t'::s tin :.T?- t sttpphes of Liquors, Fraics, and ltu.urh-4 from that uiurket iu future, and tli-y wil! s,,:a co c-xpeice nor pains to tn.iUe t1:e iT. CI I iiLHS smuifs.

uciortocr, 1. lonner r-r ct:.t!L, lis a pie.-iSr.ut

W liil nil 1'. llevuu ilild Charles llockwood

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ous:

1 t ire a. W. 3rK B.i-io, rity j litoirdf r, and ex-olliciu J J. P- t Kvunsville.

com

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1 ratined

vestm?it .

Cash

J.'A (r, .1 r7 .v

1 IUY iequ!re

Total Bink Stocks oil shares HI . " pro i 1 !

?ee

pared by Dr. C. AT. J.v.i v.11 that hi signature ion the K-.-lVr & Whit.., Acents .Je-'j - -

, i'hila lelphia, Pa., and wrapper ..f each bottle, for Kv.tnsviile, 1 nd.

Iank A m'n

H.iiih Ii k N"

C-'inmer.-? Ex. Paiii;

, in... 01.

OLD AIJD YOUNG jyrn;?,! ii rnvTii, n?. that Prof. Xwm' Mm Kefoniliye

Saioon, a place of good am! i;;sm-ious resot t.

Ililiiard pieyers w i:i End at thfeSalocn a set or the finest nr..t i;. ton !i'oiar.l Taolcs, from tho W 'll kiiow uaii-1 r. "strat. d fettui? of Ji H. lirnnswick Co. The iindei signed U?.c. r ih.-tn '.vos tTsttt long cx1 erietice and en .to.l KttoutKvii tvill enable then to nicrit a reputation . tjuai ti, any k-jlooti in tua tou tin country. A i Iciidiu Liineii will Iv k-h'i J up in t'.ie most tipproved stylo, ti-trv Taorniu-; nt li r'lock. IlAUMKil HiikllL", . ar.gt t.aie of New Orleans.

orouiK! nice, p..-:.ri l,a: l,'v. and other il ets

for children and invalids, for i,c.i- at

w. u. STiipDAnrt'3 IVni- St.m, 17 Main tT,vt

decl

9 '- nil sizes, troni hiill-iacii tj2 in. hes, received Iwr railroad direct lrotu tiio ni-i:i;i:iet.ircrs, Iiy , JecjJ . ' SOTtEXhOy & CO.

.tun jftrsT .vt'ivjv w another lot cf VY.i-.n nn-l iToi.

1' T !) Tinnfa

ie latest patent, all ot wnKh i,r.o"ifd t-Si-ieat W. U. P. ir.'i( "iiLiAiiD b, d"t: 17 .Main ttr tt.

W s. n, Warrei

VA'.' .V NtW Lui' tK DAW. 1 Jr Hyde's tin tor Gold IVi.a.

just re-eived and for sale ch. sp by .t lilTXKOtVF EltOS," "ov is Main street.

JT rea grind stones, ail sixes, rece: vo l to-dny by GKO. S. SON N 1 AG, , x-t! 1" Main s, net, fvtirr;rl.iR sLtnvtrso rm vr-.m sa. s ol a suporier rptali' jnt. reitvl. AN sav. teat-.i.-i!,. Cj'Alii.bS .'J. ',V,l.US,

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. t-.j t'C iluiii:tlcii A lid th.-, tbrlt i t'icoiy, hke the

ijf -IV ii'Loji- purpose rii.-.-j liito liic: L iiuii as a Si.t :. id liic iniui.-iliou of llic tt-

uiiuiixiuu ot new bute3, is cjiuniiiled to

tno souau discreliona of Ct!iirn.-ss. In discussing these ptci)o.s;t:otis. the Governor maintains that Nebrtii.!. i, ai a portiuii of the Louisaua purelntse, was bo.ight that it might become a State of the Federal Union. lie admits that Congress has a discretionary liower over the admission of new States, but claims that that discretion is not unlimited and irresponsible, but must be obedient to the Constitution. The Ter-ritor-y was only held by the general government as agent or trustee for the States, "until it wna settled and inhabited by a civilized community, capable of felf-governuieLt, and in a condition to be admitted en equal terms with the other States, as a member of the Union."

ov. j:huk thinks no one will

Nebraska is settled by a " cieilte! nil;, r,jm!,lc 0 aclf-goccrnmcnty contrary, he say3 the citizens huv

most too civili.cd and law-abiding for their own good. Wherein, the Governor does not inform us. lie answers, at some leugth, the objection, that .Nebraska has not yet attained a population stifiieont to entitle her to one l!epreseiitativo. He urge3 that, the rule requiring a population of 9H,443 in a Territory before it is entitled ty become a State, is bolh unjust and unconstitutional. He thinks the number named in the constitution as a nsinimnm 30,000 is a much better guidetowardsfixingthe status or condition of a new State, than the ever changing rule of an ever changing Legislature. Nebraska is now claimed to have a popfllationof about 50,000. Iu l SCO, she forms a State Constitution, and applies for admission into the Union. She is refused, because her population has not reached the

sum 01 l'..,4o. a new

is made in 18C0-C1

lenience WUIUOi lUUltll.

uy that On the

been

nppo'i -nent

Aeiirask,., .''this

time, numbers 93,42.3 inhabitants. She again petitions, but. is again vefupc.l, because she still lacks a snflicieut ix.pnlaiion, to en-tit!.-her to oue representative, itirisnu'ich as li.e ratioofr.-preseiit.uion ha.-.!,, a iiu .eiustd. The Uovei tior clinches his i!r;r.irtint for immediate a.!i..isio,. by 'bowing ,lml Massn' husells, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, kSollth arolina, aud other States afl tall short of the established ratio, in their iiactioiitU representation, aud thinks he may have wronged each of those States in suffering himself for a moment to suppose, that Nebraska could possibly be rejected by their votes, merely because her repiesentativts might not te able to say, ' my eoiisttrnpnts number not one less than 03,42.';.' "

A great euoit was uiade to i.ai'c Ooppic's sentence commuted, but t tie Ltgislatuie nlelused to give liic Governor power. 1 his result w asow ing to (Jopiic's couibe since his conviction, his letter 10 Mrs. Urowu proving a great barrier to clemency. COOK AND C0PP1C 8 VAIN ATTEMPT TO KSCAPE. About 8 o'clock 011 Thursday evening, the two made an unsuccessful attempt to escape. Knnuing between the window ami the lloor in their room was a plank three and a half inches thick and twelve inches in width. They had loosed this plank so they could uiuve it with ease, aud icpUec it witli the same facility. For several days, with the help of a bailow knii'e and a seiew from out their bedsleai!, they had been employed 111 removing ths piaster and inside brick, so

tliat ou the night of the 10th, they had nothing to tl0 but renioc tho outer brick. , At the hour named, when no guard was near and the excitement -of the day , was over, the. bricks were removed and an aperture made suflioiently large to admit of the tgiiss of much larger men." Oook, with the use of his barlow knife, which be converted into it .saw, . had .removed tlx irons tit.m his !i-et. One of the links of the chain of Ouppif's irons was a!o cut the rinrjs still

remaining on his limbs. - To avoid Hie rattling sound which would attend his walkings, lie had tird the piece of chain, which was liungiu:' to one of the rings, to bis leg Willi nis handkerchief. Uoppic got out lira I, left foieiuo'sl, and allowed himself to drop a distunce of 14 feet. Cook followed. The timbers of tim jtcaffo'd on which II row 11 was hung were iu the yard, and they w ere used lor sealing the wall. Ooppic ascended first, aud scretiihed himself 011 top of the wall. - CWt then lte!d his hat up over the wall to m if it would le noticed. V -j ' , A Ecntiuel obscvvcrl V'lS" he ixft'tisip'teJ' to elevate himself; the giurd UJudbyi the bnJl

missea its mai K. 'llie two pT-isoheTs llieh retreated into the yard aud towards the jail door. TImj alarm was given, and the jailor on entering the yard, seized them, ind reconveyed theiu to their room, where they were heavily ironed to the Moor. The buoyant How of spit its which thev

had exhibited now sank, and they appeared deeply depressed. The slender thread ujKjii which hung , their last ho po of life . was broken. In the morning, they oganvbtvam cheerful. Cook utmibly hegje! kb jailor's pardon, ami said he freeiyami fui,j exoiieuited' hi:u fiom all couiplicity. Ijal .it nol iajcai for the military guard, thy would have undoubtedly VScajictl .Some or. Il.e citix-e'iis ceiisttie the jailor evrely, wkikt others lliitik that hisr charitable feeling towards the -..ri so tiers, was his only fault. . ' lie undoubtedly desired Ihtit tho nrison-

crs should sjiend their last iKiors by themselves, undisturbed even by the regular jail, guard.. His kiudness, it.jj ioare.i,luts U:en his ruin. tVn. (Jaz. -. t ....

OwaaImi "-"-rt-- el - i ioitu 1 , ...j ih. .i;U-r e-i...;! lit sj ''"''-e -t e i-io-el or elV.- S . t' ilid i tlVi.t f

j "i . j .ii.i, 1. niie.ii, a-.LCit liupi e:u. lit or j ..e.lsaie to l.o Ui.fi-, lill.rr I.) the UUalla-r of tti j iot or (lot U, or l.v specil viui certaiu point ou the street en hich ucit sii.ewalk 01 sidvwalka inav be j sifuatl. j Nc. ii It sii.nl be the duly ,.t' the Clerk as oou

as practical.;., alier the pasrai;e of such order, to copy thereoi' to Oe pi.bilo.it-I iu seuie lu-WH-paper jniided a. id published iu the city ; aud at any titne withih thirty days from the publication ot such t.rder, tho owuer or claimant of auv lot or parcel of ground embraced therein, may make the improvement or repairs required to Lu made l.y such order, iu front or or adjoining the premises of such owner or claimant ; but such improvement or repairs shall be made iu strict confot miiy to the reuiremcnts of this ordinance, and to the requirements id" such order, and if thus made within tno thirty days afureaaid, no further action of the Council, as to the premises ot such owuer or claimant, shall he based upuu such order: J'rt.ijiiM, Jn.uecer, thai if blich owner or claimant shall have within said thirty days ma.U a ijuji.le commencement to do the work required, t'liA slo.il be diligently pr.icutin the haute, tho Couucil uiay, in its dim relion, grant to such owner or el. .1111. ml lur-

ther time lor the conirlotiou tlieieoC t

see. J. II any owner or oaiiets, or claimant nr claiinanti of any lot or lots, or other parcel or partelsof nil estau- included or embraced in micli order, shall not make too Oupi meat or reprs ie.iilrel l.y sueti i.rter. wi thin Hi- thirty days maid, then the .unicil shall rniise such improvements . r repair to o mini., under tile dii-ec-tion of the Mayor and 'ity Sin vevi-r, wit bin ninety lays fi-iiiu an. 1 alter tho eXiirat:on d' the thirty iU.vs a.'i.ies.ud ; air. I ,vnn as wrur-li. nl. nfler the imdoHoti ol said wo k, the Mayor and 'lty Surveyor shall make to the I 'ouneii a report iti w'rititie. apportii.uiiiK the . otii e ro-t and expense of making such improvemenr or repairs, a n ns all tho bits or parcel of rc;d eetate eliru.l.le therewith, equally per front toot, setting forth the whole i. utll of sidewalk made ct repairwl by the city mnb-r said order, tho mrjtnvaM noont t 1h acioal c .at thereef, and (be cost n front foot, ami the nmmitit

eiiartriwote to each searftte l..t or parcel of real ntate, w itli the name of the own-r or claimant of each such it or parcel, when the mime of such owner tr claim-oil i" known, and if the nun of such owner r claimant is ntiknoun tivthe Inyor and City Surveyor, the fact shall bo Mated in said rerun t, and nnid viqiort eKall nlu contain a b's. criptioii ol eseh s.. per. He lot or pan el of res! estrrfe clou ee.l itli any .rti..n of aai.i rst nmtexpense 'of niakiuir said iiuprovmeiit or repairs. Sees. The .id reiort or apportionment, after beiirn siil. mitt. si to am" approved br the Common Council, .l.a'l be recolitiil by the Clerk, In tiie minute book ofth Council, aud the Coittiril shall I

iieie.q.on ji.i.- an timer, asstssii).r nnl f-tiarinir against each lot or parcel of real estate, the share, or pi-opoi tion of the cestH and exienses of makiin; such iuipr. x. mi nts or tepoir with w hich six h lot or imrrel of real t 'tatei charilde nnder tlu provisions of this ordinance.

i- l: i;;t,,r. . -1 . , . ' !.'! ril-.l .iti'I;'.,;: OelilJ .'il-t ii.-!., A i'l( lllil.los l.tK.r1 fe ;e,l Accrued on is ....is at.. 1 Mortajrei ,t '1 t-tn p.jrai y Jins ...'.'. UlUl.ee Uii.! fr.iui Agents Total : Z;, t apital .Stock. , S.sim.Otlli (K' Surplus 14,S"j n

H.S'.d so

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all

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toil. I

:. En- h..:r; oy oil, and si, to the roe. -,. (ci ieo 1 lemon World, bear 111 11 :;tl,.;-.

Collector's Of .Va Efbtte the pHinrni na' jrar mkx & that bv virtue of i,.-.ri t.i Ciwrk' office of tfc me ecttnl, I will rt:I I' the t'ourt Hon.:.- : . i'(.y, tiie. -M'th di .' . .:. I'.s ft jmrcei . : .v iu.4y t'j 'ttTes-o 1 .

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No Liabilities.

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JUSKI'H WALK KR, Pres't II. L. HAYOoeK, SiMrretary.

STATE itV NEW YOB K, 1TY stiUXTihF NKVV YtliK. f&," l'ersooaily uppeared before me this atili day of Xoveniher. A. ii. 1 s;,:i, ,seph Walker, Presiili tit. ami bil liard I,. Hay. lock, Se.-retary, of the Security l-'ire Insurance Company, of the itv f New 1 01 k, and severally mtirim d that the w ithin siatement by them subscribed is correct and true to the best of their knowledge and lad iff. THUS. It. TlloltNKI.f,, Commissioner for the Stare of Iteicna. . ' in-New V.o-k. This Company has cmpllcd with tin. litw.f Iuj diana concerninfr ltiHurance Companies, aiid is pr.p iled to fake risks iu the City of K'vansville nod Viimlerlitiruli comity, Ind K. II. SAltrV. A rent, .bet.; S7 stain street. GREAT .CII ANOK " )KB AViViAlNS.

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t: t ...y l .-. 0111 ii.l 1 u-ie :

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aiiit, says, on 1st: arrival in the Cniled Man s iie wsa rapidly hecoiuiu;t:r:iv, but 011 applying Wood's Hair liestorati've Lis hair soon recovered its original hue. CAUltKW, 1.! NASSAU ST., s the irriiy hairs 011 his wife's

liuad were, utler a few Weeks trial, turned into a dark brown, at the same time. ,. beautify in$; anil Ihickeniujj; the hair. A. C liAYMONH, HATlf, hi. ( Tdaiue, says ho is now eiity years old, Mid his hair and whiskers were twothirds jrray, by the use of two bottles of liestujativo- th4tair have diaappennvt, lu.tli ou his head .-.nd lace, and,itB:or s. ft and flossy than for I went v-ilyv years pt.: ions. His Hit',., at Iheaijmif ofty-lwo. lots usml it wii ii tiers uue elhx t KIN IKY .IOI1XSUX, V.ii, XEW , leans, says that lie 1-ot bis hair by lini " Vellow i'eler, ill I S.V . e u,. d Weo.i's

ind his hair is now

lt. stora;ive, ' and lomv. s. jr.

luce

uei-sol l l.y ivh rte. and in order

our preseot . soei ,;' lut, tl.l: .t;

will sell from triis date up to the lirst ol Ki.br.mre lSIAl, at

St'CII KEIH'CKI PIJICKS as t.. astonish tiie natives and ever body ,-lse. Call quick at No. U'l Main street.' 'ei't'i i:tM:ii niins. rf- co.

tvn .to. d I... mi ni I'ort. r and S. of-l. Al,. i...i

reoched r.i;i, ,..,.i, ;.,,d fr Sa.. wholesale ami' re. V. It iu ';

ir.

of c:,.. ic.com:

. and sliii. ir;

Pi

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f..r si

.lelicacr for Cio litncli-tabhi. iu-t r.i..,i ,.,, i ;

nt .' C tin: S '

.!.- 1 i I'iotieer Fatniiy Crorery. CENTKK OF ATTU ACTIO:. AT TUB i LITTLE MAN & CO.'S ! ! i J " ltltt it i- is K- PRO- i O-ffl. vidian tliiiUiaidve with tin. necessaries of lit-. ! comfort, tjifts. Ac, it is well to kuow that S. KM- i

. in u ,r i.ti., . ... 4n aiiun strwtJiave rccii ved the J -'r'e'' I'iTt Pf theh tock a C.oods latelv. which I were bony h at: ranfe. J'ricesv.in.t Which thev are

" - '"" " ".' coenp. m i anil see tit. 'in no j trouble to sIhiw- roo.l. . decK,

MIDIiLKTOX. LIV-

i!i;:ton, Al.iU-ima, says that the I(xtorativc b is doi.e e.tteh j.m.1 in l.i-i t.itrt ,,(-

I no country. lie ll-ii it f..T- l.at.!n.s. I and oov h.-.s n lit... head of Imir I.. MoliSU, LKI5.VMIV, K KM- i

ays lm has ei Vi a s Hair Kss-. Irs.-.l ill l:i:!id.e.K ol f...... .....1

lew it to fail in o"cs.-!es to do.

A. J. AI.I.KX, McLAXESbolo", liU., .says he h id the scald head S I years, and was l aid, but by tiie Iioer.-il j

...se oi ii oiK! s liair l."stor..tlv , has a rich glossy heel ot hair. ft?SoI. by all Tiritcr-risfs, arid by O .1 M ood . Co., '! U nroa iwae, Xew'Voiki and 111 Market street, St. Louis, J!o Uerlti-Jlmd.tw

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do 0,

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ju. anove entitled cause will lake notice that in

the ofii.-e of William Chidsev. Ksn . N., t

ttrept. in the city of Cincinnati, llnmilton ty, Ohio, b, tween the hours of '.I o'clock A. M

ami 4 o cio. u 1'. 51., .of the iKd flay ef Ueeember , A. I), loo-.l, toe p!.tiutifl will pro-eed" f talte the depixiti iiis cf stitidrv witnesses, to I read in evi--wcTT'r!--Trial of thi above entftted rtrrretf, und the eximination will be a ljomnr-d from day- to-day tlierii.Jter, tUl the taking tlieif of is completed., ''"" -- - ' U. Q. yHKELSa,J uor-- Aft y for plaiutifls. gS Si. J. STVItit-J Hit, i.ri7o7tTV V eer ot' I'auerreotvpH, Ambroty es and Mill.iiuotypo Stiark, and treiieral adfeBl" for. l'lu tcipraphic materials, all of which are nfl'eie.l at reliuced prices at 17 MAIN STKKKT. Family Groceries. -- -a 0. Fih'sT ST.. LET. 31 A IS rt- r.OCVUT9 ijjjsrt.-v ..' lyjriz, nk JStJi ceiveretmlarlr-dnrrajtho coming wfnternnd epring, a-choii. aeot , . .. ... -4 -2i XABLE D UTTER, -.-i . A.o PouUij3T.jtcs, Vegetables, Ilried Truit Huimuiuy, TJeans, Split i"ess, iienf Lard &e. -i FLOU11 AX1 MEAL. . i -Myfctockof staple and fancy Kroceriea is lare and ci tuple to. Give Fanner a rail. 4e-i-N'- ,l- Goods delivered to any part t the citv live of charge. - , , (duel t ' PIRKOT) AND W1IOI.KSALK.T0BBKK, ' AC'. 13 FIEST 62'., OFF. J. H. NAGUEK t'tf ,1',u' I1JW !lTI(1 always keep, a g'K.d lari?o stick Ci 0-..udJ in my line to supply at wholesale to .t. 3IXJJCIXASTS -VXD TKADEItS." ' - ' .y racnr.ies for buying are une-ualled l.y" any ILtrtI ware .man. Having been raised to the ir.rdware traoa in. Indiana tiud Cincinnati, my acquaintance wilh the demands of the AVest are thorough , . . WlTtf A TKAlK '

a'-;an,is a very laige quantity of Goofa, atnr

ji-e aim p?.ns taKeti uy me lu sckctiriir Krimb

lower than many would have to soil n;, articles', scarcely worth the freight homo. A mim'ito examination of my stock l.y . i .. . A CWLXiXiT, MERCHANT . , ., " equivalent to a sale to the party, wilhont fail. And the best advertisements I have are the satisfactory reports made hy my WUOf.KSALK CUSTOMERS, i and tho strotii- riaronimeuiUtioiis Riven of tuv is-t!li:.hrm-ur to olUers who disire to lay in a rte tick l.y Mi.se who ti;Ki:l,.ilv iiircliate tif nie. l-..r ! all and A inter m'.es I oifei 1 !" ' V.V11,' "llrml s Axes; o0 do T.ippincoffs no. ; ) do. f ,,!.,,,;, do. ; .V),.,.SausM-e CuUers ; U dozi'iak-t Knives: r,i tMI sctis Table Knives and ors; VVUbv. r). Ii -r Kiiivvs; 2i.D4o. Shears a. I

0 'o. J: izbis , l.yod do. Kiles (nnjstly ,N ::ru:u .shov. ls; CO no Ames" d...

bfllhs rump Chain; fttl atirf .Io. Tubing (split an 1 Is. red); a ; 3 eases -Mid Saws: 3 do. -:. .. ; 20 dozen W... ,i Saw.!,. Ijktcliee ; 2(al .. I:uii; . ... i in.); ..J no. 1 a.i l..c'9 i l. dun ups : fi,i.,s );. i.b,-ii; .'.. o.l-n, i th.-r qnaliliys ; e; ;' Cm ry t'omli, ; a

. lillteSJK ,u. Shot tflltIS linn ili. i J la, tiuii TumT i...-.,-.-..: assoi (incut in lite

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brands and qualities, T am enable.,! to ofr..r ' -

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AT VArfH HtH KH. '

. ' ',".atlv Beams i SLi) A.v.'l s rAMtKll Tl v'W'AIIK

. f-.r'lv .; .sotted); fd IhII,-'I iiiiie.' Wire; l. a i.nr-, IJi-.et-, lira,. i '. i re, Cloth, Ac ''illlSli KKI.TIM!. '

.n Uelr.oe and II. we; UH lbs (,'nin Willi

or: Mounaies, nolt, P.- - ,,r strops,

ll'..o. i'a. k '

Need hv Ktxs'x Thin.' I,?-:.

IN.

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Cmidl.siticks, ll.tl Kastenirtss, Clothes Pins, -rimlsrHefi-i. Cotle Mills, It

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tuci-y, local i i. never k nil it pi

h.

C-X?" C y H i s J . 13f.su was tn-riel.t ! ,t. i ,re Squira Wai.ueh, yesterdo v. brtrod with stealing ten dollars ftoi.i .!i!t.v Maiiu. :l lie war. bound over in tho s:tr of ?.()(, hi -?s-fan'tof w'.iich lie was cjrtiini' led t.i in.i.

.-JlD VEJRHSEM ENTS. f

? H T u itvo.ni, tt.ff tl... .. . i.u lloor of tho buiidit.g next to iue Criscciit (,tty Bank, ou TLiid atrcet. suitable P. .'.cos. Apply to d.c-o-;u ' TUQs-.E. C iltVtN-. 1 eonsient sitj ply of fiee, fet nis..u Saddles Qesil- fcahietv, St,.r.vK. A . The w -iiitinf f-.r th.tnis-lv.s. or for :-ir verli.-nlet-fHei.Hs, eirli and buy of ' CHAb. MrJoiliSTo.v,,-dec-it Hosev's 13hk, Mii-i st-

tO?" The Charleston, S. C, .Vfrcary sag- . jesU tt new rule ! ;i--r ; o 1 1 for IL'j Convention wii: ii i, t i ii . - ... '') if f.-v ii q 'q.. ..' ! ! -.''

la:. eLioo;ilil; but i."' ir .;,.,o-v".. ii lie no i.e. es.si;- i'0r Li..uv . t '.nern linking their urrangenieitU to be r tile OOciliioil.

.e.v v.-;.l .wic'srales resoulon

Correspoiolent Ciiiciuiia:i Cisette. j AV'ashi to 1 1 ems. j .At the time of this ivrittu, the House j appears iu far oir na ever from ejecting a Speaker, and as lon; na the A:iti-I.eeonip-! ton Detuocr.tts in.iititain their present jiosi- j tion, uotli iuo eti be dont unlit the plurtilitv f rule is established. .Men ti time, the outside 1 pressure for an organization is tiecomiu" tremendous, on the part of persons; having , demands on the Tteitiurv. " ;

The Administration is Ifginttino; to feel very desirous that some one may l.e chosen, iu order that the necessary supplies may I vote.!. The plurality rule will carry whenever a vote can he taken, mid many Di-mo-(.-ratsare now desirous tliutsin h a vole shall be taken as soon as possible, lli.it th.- responsibility may rest with those win, i-l.oose to support such an organization.

T 1 twtJ . jtt utf TTJSB.

on do fresh. ):s;

0."i'tbs choke KUl butter. J usi r- ccit'-d and itr aie i-v ! ' " ..-J. !' SST'.'

a-.'l ili.i-ci .ree.S, lie jr;..u.iS .tl.,t cll...itl - f ,i.;..l. i-;.kei.l.e:u.er. -J. .-ea-,et, coiis.s. i ot i.-. wa..d .'Li,c ll.tm-otK ttooks. a i). ar-iy new lincj,v a"td Harness c.iiewiir.ii-oke,..ne t-aihiujr maeuiueriue L".k c.se, i ie bureau, set of chairs, card table, stove, and a lot

.i i.moa oi in c ci.j ot r.vansvitie r.nd Conn

v amierniirirti. - H. VKr.SoX .t on

decjo Auctioneers

Sec. t). If arty ownor or r.Ltiuiuut . ui any lot or other parcel of real estate shall not, w ithin thirty lays from and after fh. making of the asses-nieut coutemplaud by the last preceding section, pav the ittiioiuit which niay have beuu aessed against the lot or tots, or parcel or pat.a-ls of real vslate owned 'rclaiin.t! l.y him, it vliail be l!.e duty of the Slain-to issue a precept n .iust s.e h b t or t a.c. l i f teal estate to the Collector of the city, w'hUh precept shall bo sisiiud by the Mayor. t-' teti J l.y the CteiU, iuiiI sealed w ith the ioip,.iaie freal of tho city ; an.! after sUtintr the fact llii.l,i,i

-s.-s-in.-iit was made, and the a lit. .tin t. lLeteo.r, lied irterrimr to th,.. record thereof, and si itir.ir forth a ilcicription of the lot o other jj-ar il id real t state so asesod. and the name of the ownr ot cLiitua.it thereof, (if such ii.tine In. kiioAii), : h,tli eonuiwin.'r.rsrod i-ylkct" 'W'eltaid?.flurwny the let or vavei of tva' .wrtiu Iboci-ia 4tM.-rilMil .o uiucii lle iiof iv uiay be necessary ior the f-ay-lucul of tie luiioii lit soanstsjel. MiutcUaleU aik(Hit :ticcuie; atnt said pi-ea'pt lhuil be returyabiu with, in forty days from the .hilu Iht rwC, anil tlui ooU l- cliir . hall, ii. Iiii ivturn, slate his proceedings under the precept. A separate precept snail issue iirainst Via-ti lot m rl.r p.ireef" ol'-re-tt csrafeVex cept here there rs more than "one lot or other par.?

cei oi real esi .ie iw.w , ifte satne-ow ner or claimaiit, atel then all the l.ts or pur.ids assessed

to filename owner or claimant L.illl.e included in . ., r, Seo.lU. rhe pre.ursA-SrVsliTtreceii hall W advert :td i:i .lir t-iuif iu,iiiiici, trl tLo riwue tiiiu Jiiij ttLid iivuJ3.-, . or eo mm-h 1 , tr.ert..! as i.t.iy n.i.v.vi:.rv, MiU Ins tivUi lu thai r I huOr.iinw:-' jmih .J Juiu.::, Jtf.".9, Mitd M;.t

wi !i.-.iH-:mii K iMtron t iniir'A-vR m.wrtti.f ikojiri

j j ii Liit -itttT n.TT prnvi rnn' e i r-nl i tnt.- t

j hi. a in-.ivMi,r "r r'.-umant ir n-ty i.r t j i tMl r -t" whMi mo'.I -Tii f r th?--.: -i

BY STATE AUTHORITY.

rmMii: -c inlli

l boxes exl r.i cnttimr Cheese

ii tit-kins cio .ice C.sl.on IJujfer ; 4 bids choice l.ecf Lard ; 1 cask Clear Sides ; 4 cask Shoulders ; bl.ls tod. ten Syrup ; i bids powdere.! and crnsiied Sll

I f.nl ranheri les ; - sacks extra reniisylvania lltu kw heat I'leur, and also a supply of J-'n-y Croc ries, such as J'i. kh-. I'l eseries, Jellies, Pie' IVnit, Worcestershire mid other sauces. Canned Fruit, Canned, 1'i.sh -isrken-l and Shn.l, Cove Oysters, etc. tU-c'.3

" v sale by

lee I II

PMo.vjif.jie asttscr.n j-'aoain Held tortile iloli.lavs ! Just recei led.

rjrars ;

NCREASE 0B CASH CAPITAL ! Kmn -ii miuy in ipiantities to s uit purchasers, bv

F. A UK EL FvU itKI)ili,'XI,

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declll

T. KLDJIuxn.

Ii

tRVOTE. TO ' . ' ' 1

INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY ! ! VnXKTER TERrjiTUAL.

Cash Assets,"-1 ..'j $547,712 M

rAltliWAl;E 20 do?. Coal Ifod-s l"i. 1C. nnd IS in.. .' .

Setts Fire Irons .ia,s J: iron licad, - d.'X v"ood Saws ct.mplete, T" .1.... Chopping Axes, 2u J....J Meat Cutlet s aud Stul! rs, ;' i '- i!..z C.U Shovels ass.H tvd, .- ' oo Uw H.tti tier Knives 41 to V2 in.,"Also a Viil-iely ot Pork and fuel Ci. Vers, lilitch-ers-.Vina and St Is, Platform Seal., Sss.ie beams, imd,-tt.s"!yar.ls. tin hand ami f- r sale at !.'. Pi Main st.et. CKo S. Si)NNT.(r.EU11EKA BA7,Alir .fiOna ,( f.AStil.KY Alii: nll.S.' Tif !: STAR FA.MILV KCit.MSlilNi; Mill sK, ''''' I - -Vo. 7". .V.flM KtrrH. S.Tr ii:irr liitir "'" -Al -j"! I.xs new Layer lUiidus, , .. ,. -4"rbx - io --ilo, -" 5 mats w'C. 11 ess . ipfi S drums Stiltan.i d,., 5 Ihixus tfetioa t'itron, o casks ante Currants, - ,. , 2 bids Cermrin l't unes, leu boxes exfia choice French IVnties, iu Slll.lll boxes. r..r S;,!e ,-.t rel need prices, at '- 2 :'"K A !,AN; LEV'S Kurekn Pii'.tr.

b.o s.

i;.ncy Sleds, si rioi ; Sieiejii Bells, t lee-ived ,i ; r;'. S. Si N NTA

PW,WITE CJIHMl' Vm K.-usrv eeaii s;

ceive.t and i llecKI

'f f f

BALSAM FOR Til'! LVXUSr

Toa tus ct'tifi ir (?. -.-i..iV.j, Jh-diw, Anhma. Broil' l' ii!.

iV.stiltf Fifth, Xljht Sirr,-r. S;, ;,:,; Kr RooJ, Wheeling Cough, J:fHt'ftf of j'i ' jiliing, Colh, Cvuyh, J.tjwtjxM, I'Mtix- ' i in ttc Sl'lr, ami all Bi- .t of In J.unys. OFFEiMiW FOii A LiE'fTEIi; ,.V!.;iFT. ..iia.'.i.- vn Oi'Vtr.t, OslcM'l, S'.'r Hi "','.t F..Urv aud is sirre f' th'- i...ov. dU'-irr -.'. fr'.

olo.

SUM a r.

I isy-a-l to sell dtll iliy I he fctit IS

t

It isestjimit" in the United S

ICl.el'Jv says tiiat I

- Aillft (MU I fhATKS AM- -v.Kt;

eo 1 vi ;.rs Skates, f,.r n,

;:.r... o i t (te !! the

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II.

Brawl 4air-V,"b

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, L. LtiiiJIIS, P, Secrtit--.

r . . I , ,

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. reel -v-l -.

R- ?T- Acer, t- re of . hit I oi.oi -Za'-l

T-, GEZF.T1AL AHFXT

fl-Tirin.-iprel ifi- nrl '

iicrzi.:;t.

cil.u-

1 Om. !ltt'fter '-st t -iri -. , can h. at litis of!i.-"

uo t: u.i.vj ;. Any p r-

one.in.e l.oll-e ot ;iee oi- ,,ix

c.-.nvc-nieTit flitanc- f the f a tetrant i.-c ii...vit.a at de li-T .,,

d that l.-o.'-o') p, r't-.-.m anrnially tabs, with cousucn -'Jon, and I'l-of.

vsst !,nu:t s 's,,,.Se could l,

saveu ny ti.p timely tn-e ot s .'h.." , rr remedy. lr. IlalTs ftaistitii sirik-'s ill liioiuot of toe disease at t. lice, and suclt i-; its speedy . lieet '!.sif anyone iisimr it fnsily according to diiectio:i-- l'.r twrti-ty-l'our or foriy-t i-lit Iioms, a ml not entirely fatisried with its merit., may retotn it r.n.1 r-.- ivo b.wk their money. The n.o-t dietressiir c."ih is frequently relieved l.y a ii.jr!-. dose, and orokeu no in a few hours' time. The ntMiered do not have to take bottle alter bottle before they iilidoriv w hether this remedy will i.ti'ord rt lief or r.' t. Tho public have been impo-wi noon by remadies recommonde 1 by cert, ilea les which have nlv. ays originated from some unknown soureo. We believe that a medicine posse's. u: real mould will eitect cu'-es wherever It is used, at b-.roe nuc'l as -.-r. i.d

1 his is do iiarenoric nrei arath ti. but one hiei, if

tisi d in sea-ion wiil imv.- t.i - lives .,f thoiisau ls; and j.ersons may make this i. ir,:iin wild utrenN from w hom they purchase . tlrt in everv r.m-y where It.

is nsed freely according to d?n-cti( rs, nn.l entire ratistaetion is not cieii in tverty-four or forty-

in no. us, inei ,-ati r- t 1 1 it 1:0. i:io-J:c.l;ie. ii.i.1

th-ir ntoney wto be rherfoliv refmnK-d.

It has iltecti d cures in i.uMjroa ; cu8e wherA tita

tin st skillful pliviiei.t:: in thi, count i s ai .' Km m.

have been employed, znd have exertisird toeir skill

111 Vai.M. Cases Wlli- l t oey protlotlUCi d UJC.ir.'loa. , and sTirretid.-reo as hopeii beyoic! a A.mM, b av'n' ttie patient nilho-it a ointie ray to onlrveu them iu their L-l u, have !.,.ii ciited bv It. flail's ilolsant, and the rictliui .f rsm.qtnp-lon " r now v iorous and tion- as t:.e in-.t robust umoog us. And t!;e.o cases rue let i,ol?..te.3 .t;es ; thev rire numerous, and can be pointed ust iu ovety eoiiiiuotitty while this most uni ival.sj remedy h.:s Lesu te'.ted. ' ' lie slow, thui to le-iic-Vi tlio oft-rcpi t jd story aliout the luns beini; crone ; trr raii ei- let no s.n ii

apprehension in luce you to (rirorup. A it aHti the principle that while there is hope. You cm n ver be so low that yon may tiot tro.-1, hrrpaiielv .s-.e-.ti-itiK, in lldl'i i:.iL,aiu. .".loru tuaii one, 11-, hundreds 'has it brought alm.- t i'c.i rl. nth to life, hen ail eise ha-l f..iii-l. Give, th era. tf.ispowerfiil but harmlsss remedy a trial.

Call on thesent and jret a raIdil't !?:rs. The treatise on rotisumption nlone is worth Ltf prioeof the medicine: Ton will fir. 1 certificate' cJ phvsiriaus in Cincinnati, aud of others who.) ernes have been effected here at hom'!, where they can be fititntt.' , M u huvf crrtiftjatis of its cri.es from many of r-nr "most re-is i-t..".j.. ,-;tizet:-. men i.n.' ,.n,r

i. ho live nod iia- a i.en eared 11111.11; os. f.n tr-ti.-ui.irs V" it'.T ti.- s..- iiri:i? z o' the ity . ourrre-enf. Asninpf st?ch prvparrit. i-.t t: t.e-r.i-'iect cue. where it has it-origin, wo veer U caution, v...;. I'lik.iowii i-t-otis ami f...

- ii'.nt..;':, vwint5

-. ' -li,THY MKW1HAXTS t fstw'w t'era-rflvi by lookitiK in, that I have, .oo. . ;y,f,,rj the most supi-rior t t''c', ' ! - ''' ' Tt-'I'ty. leV In the State. ' ,V ,l'' ! ' l":ic I e.-citpy throe stories and t ellttl' i a ho-fe lit i front by JiM.fr.it deep, purim,; J ol m .... i:.a.::o-cis ;i..t in r the Jcastern uunc&et4r.! t .-fan s, ami ItytiLAM) ASH GKRMANY. -Ituportmutuiitaii f jr-i.i Hardware and (Jut-k-ry. ,, ir v"",!'r '-rchants, sold on ttsnal time, aud l-nsu iyerii ottered Isirtrains TUAT AUK 1IAIIRAIXS. Al! 1 !!.;- f.f.-.l rrolillil le. ! will ., .

,.. ii ... " ...........ui, l-

- o.-,. ....... ...ir,ni;ini is lllUcll ctl

evert t ail siuf sea ! ('HAS. H. n'"51 No. I.". First street

enis-r than

WFLLS, Kvaasvilie.

:J! HKKV AM)

rclujil prii .ii.

IIKEl.' TOAiilll-.M, AT

C 0K .t LAXfJLKY'S

dec! !

''' fi Oi:U-Xi hairs extra No. 1 -BUS for sel.. at Jti 00 per I..ir of 50 lbs, by .icc; CtKIK it. LA NCJLEYt ' :&&j&rjvji it wjiitMM. u-tt itjt nil

, - w A. lie lit IV X lAll L

tintunt s'. earner

Done, Li.W IS JjA V IS, Abater vv. JVl. Lisr, Clerk. Ja.-aves LvausiiUe ou Saturdays, at 11 o'clock. Leave fliiisenville on 'edues.ii.vs, at lio'clock S'Pff), COMFORT, UKLIA 21ILITY, . SAFETY

JiiiBwr.

O

J01IA M.li.AlX...

I IIOH 1 IT-0,...l L-T" r:

Leavi Kvansviile on W ednesdays, at z o'cIock.' Leaves lijisonvilln on Saturday!, at 12 o'oloca. CC Tliese two boats will run rejrularlv iluri'tiz the nason, rniitrecfintr ut HutSonvillo with the Hutsonvillo, T. ito Ilaute, and Lafayetto I'actter. MAciUAlC (.KM. rrJnt!.ii;ht UUd 1"M-1:SerH receipted through to all J'assenpers and fchippers msy rely upon the rerru- ' I. iity of tWo boats. A 11 orders aud business uutrt sti 1 , iiietn will be ptemptly attended to.

iUZ. KXTIIA BAIriJiIOHJi JJUOOMS the be.st in the lar.rliel. at

frc51 . COOiv & LAMjliKY'S. Tods reosinrd a . " -r sale by . ' ' - j- 1 r 8AM VKTj OUR. . rVj cilul.'y Kitorm ti. friends aud tLe pulilic eeuoi -.illy, lliat they halo removod their ollice and store to f-oir i.ev.- building ou Fist street, three. ' doors el oce J-jne stiwt, near tlio fotrndrr, where tlirjr will be ai.ie to jrivo neni prompt attention to the 01.11: rs U their cisU ou rs. large lot ol" stoves wfll ,.c sold out at retail, at wholesale prices. ' in ordr to close out the stork." - - ' KliATit k HEICMAS. OHlrUSTlS M KKATX...... .Iwf" Hril MMM - KRATZ & HEILMAN. ' - CITY FOUNDK V I JIANrFACTL'F EHS A N I JBI 1 LDERS OFSTKA III ' K.NiWMCji AlUl ltOILFKS.

Saw- et.H t.rrst r. ill Jin, hiiiery, Tobacco

uiimri.tn r riieHtne-. i nfre-e Smrar Cm.e Mills

?.'.' utstiuetlichlnes, Ac. . , ' i ANSVJLLK, TNI.

trrvn. J-:,'.'i-l. il,roi;s F TIIE CFl Y Foi k.

d-y fs- t t.-a v to inform llo ir friends .i.

crews,

-r. c-::s. or i -i-e.-ej vinir arm i.e.

n.

, Crushed, ,

cps 1ad i'i

7- I i Sa- j I

titiutweves, are made rib-ri i,m t to the tprei! I Liml , 1 l,r'P"riH u "II a"iir.Vf remedies of tiiisdonotrcicii :.r. fArrtT-T! A vr. T t V ten ,vc wv

til hsk .. r;i. Um. H-i'! K-dtarti F M r..rvth'u .ri.,ii ,,'. .r.ClVr .

I -; -i. " io-. j-o.in.irv OlISI-

. ... . i .t -....ii i.i.r. I t:i i-Mi. Aim

id Mill to.irin:. of anvsirre: Jiiafii-

for the J utiles. For s.sie l.y

iim t'ropri- tor . A. f.. eiCO V"

No. iy West Fi h? by Keller White, Y-. N. S. Thomiison. lf-w-2m

r?,7 c n.

"-'.' MX Y! IHlilir - White F.iiit,jtth - . .-r ret:.:!, ' y

I',

ry at. D.itr. " iell.isd fle,. : 4-' . :I.

y ot

1IUX. Wo will sell at Auction, on Wednesday evening, Dec. rJUt, at early tras-liht, at nor Anctiou K.H. in. Corner of Main and Thirdstreets, a lot of Fine Oil I'ainlitiKS, iucilt frames anice parlor ornament. Here is a good i-haiicv to get Holiuay

ii-Kuu. oiiie injsitive.

JP4

H. SiKLSOX&CO., Aactioneers.

de(-2u

splendid lieht-di aught

fassoner

n l i ... . k -

sJSSUi

steamer MAUI

! 'fci, Sitto.n. Alater. Ku.1-

yard. Clerk, will leave for all nouns ou tho Wil.al,

I ri.-. r In-low Kuciie this day . 20th inst. j For freinht or pasao, apply on board. de20-l t

,jriO tt SOUTH tHHOI.T.

; O. I'll.M) JilEIt. The elfirant passenger steamer

: I.LK LAV liS, Hl.'UuNAI u,Sii

I eLister, will make i.-nular semi-ueeklv trips to South Cai-rolton and Fond Kiver, leaviti on Ttios I days and Fridavs.

ilw'JOtf

. 3 ;.,-1- . h ... t . ..-i ;. i,. i. "o -t. -it. i el a ;iv t. ; iii--ti-; tniiii uc-a mn.ii jiave .be I i lbotDiH Iwis, an ii' iiio iitit imil ix-iru cii lo uuUer : I 1 he t.-lfvcjiti st'ftuiu i-i" BiiJ uin tinf c-i June ! Iftny.;tr4 H.ti'i d-,-e't )a.il u. i b nimi!ci r heiti ; iuvHiiti in tti.y ct'it.-;, t.c- pt iihu iir-H)f uf out- or : mora ot the thn- lm-s rpquirl to be provwi toau- j mil or itivalidntt-a (teiMi niMtl- ninlor the said elev- 1 fntli KtH-tinii ot fniil m it-naiii-i', nnt it i liprt'by ilc- j elan d that all tho provisions of sai.l (-i!ith, ninth, i tenth, Kiifl elfvrnth sctioiu( of rr.id ordinan.'o of Junt:t, lKSf, shiill its :is a,licalili to iHHViMlini;s ' nii'lor titis ordinance, as if tin- iiik wrtv icwna t;I I usa jmrt of thi ordinance. , , Sc. 11. WhPiii'Ver a prorept i issued under this ! ordinance, or uitdr theordinnnre of Junt 3, lS."-., -the ctork sliall chHrc thecoHector u ith the amount :

'i iM-n iirec.nr. aim mo coii:cior sriatf. w liciif ver l;e niakt'suny co.hu tin u any Mich i.rct.f , ay tiu fcune r to tlin Treaurwr and tako hit rtCfipt. in4 tilti it. iih ihu Clerk, who .shall friw tht?OolIecUr crotlitlor the iiiuount of such its4 ijd. S:. 12. hcnvr au rdwr shall 1 f-.-iflb.fi dinctiiij n niilcwaU of cIhxh No. 1 to 1 miidr, ami sid onh r shall omit to nlate whetht-r tiie curbing i t4 bt-of dank oi 1 Mun, such order shall n t f-r tht reason U invalid, lnt the s-unt shall hMlUH'd nnd taken to bv. an ol der r'iuii inu i.Iank cui h;irtoU u-.-d. tt-c. IX All ofdiuuncea iucoii.teut with thin i.rdinancn are heivby r jaled. hut alt n Ot-. diiii-;s IKndiug, or itnprovciu-iii connut-M. uuderaiiv

wvv Amvjis ot MstJiT-fcrvAiiits M and Patent Crass-Cm Saws at Jae.di Miaul & foil's, 74 jlaiM street :

Cutlers, B-uriu oeiiiau at Sl.Tj. ;

u'.ire i ,"i ' ; r i . ej.v tl ate) INtr-tiuo, I..

.1. ; . Aoi'-ricafi .i.is..i l-ste.-s, vte.

91r.KD J- and ? ronyers. si d" j-i.a. fc-e,

Vol. i.oi l d do!:

:i:i

' lit

l . mm . ; . . e ..: l

-.J,: f.

. .'1,..,

, oorwro .-erf-WS, .um--a.iiiii..him.s, Slalt Mills, '. ,ol.jnry of all kinds ' ind Uin Cifltlo!, , 'roltf.. Celine ..t

"i

2.U1 2 all I

Mi ive l.ov, 11

to 15 rears old. will, iou.,1 l.l.if..

that can write a plain lta'td, -an iref a situation witu OKU. KUSTEl! A CO, derll loi lier I. H-ut st. and Canal.

n A ll Ii V S ISA I.TIM . . Ii K YSTK li. ( UUK f M ,1 I.ANCi.FV are roe. iM"ns daily -Maltliv's wm Id-renown. .1 I'earl Ojst. i, lors.de l.y tiie can, half-can, or ease, at Hie lowest i.-arket i.ri. e ...,'l

d-el I

No. I Neat

AO. a iIh do 2.fsi. . .1,

io. 3 do do 3.tm, .'(jo

" o i- .. iki 3.00 Tattle's Pateut Cross-Cut Saws, worili Sl.sellin.. at Nc (nr foot JACOBS! UAi n.ist.N. " j

, "' 7 Slain street. I XOTfCK TO TxTFjCiKRsr'7Z ! I Hpim Ti.jiti init it this 5r.-a.ir-t' lu.ti (Jounuil ler tJje Davin..nt . i.iv.. i .'"

tiie eity having exjiired on the l"J h jiut., the un- ! dersiaued w ill proceed, iu pur.uante of the Cliarler i and Ordinauees of the City to distrain ajul sidl the j goods and eUattles of all ju rsons w ho nre in ar- ; rears for taxes on ier9oiii!s, pills, and. ilo.s, unf '"'ss sui li taxe are paid immediately. d.rf l i-lw.l p. SOHMCCK., City C.liv. tor. ,

' Ftlit CASH

I I will offer and sell at Cost, for ttiirtT day, ! entire stoek of Kast. rn miule Boot, and sin.': .

i inem-inir Saturday. IVeetnlier 17. IsVi. owit.e t

j tune to seenre ?,k,. l.arjraios. lm not ne-le. ( this ff OfKKS OHJHOII F.i T ii trVMSF rt I "H."J .. Itoets timi Slio,.- Ma fhi. kens and I'mkeys , a tun. a s.,pT.y V

I - ... i . i i. r. i dtH'17dv M;;!;, tr.

i JiltLH. EXTRA

a li-rfina. new

'1 bids extra soft sfcaS'i j. j!.-p-: 2 bids Entrli.h WBiHi1... 1 Idil new Fillrts. l'ilhs choice shelled A!in.ii... j. UKKi i de.12 v.- . .

Si. v;

IT Vt&T

rr.y ;

warrante.1 fresh.

Wlillf I'oTATuF.S, At. Turnips, III i. d Appl.-s, Wliite leans, Corn AIoaI, I'earl hop.,

K..r s.-il. very cii ii. . Pi

at

Sweet FottiUa, . i;iu snips, Illied I'.raiiles, Split I'erJ., liolllir.y, F.trina

ft at.

'OOK .1- T.ASOr.EVS

jh Hti f U t U tti i, PSiH ti.tt I

road

sale at ecl.t

t (t ca-es. ot lust ,i...lnv SatdiDs, and .. ii. ClMtK'tf J'ioiieer Family tjixery.

A UY. -, II. e. I .

I) OS

5

on hand and dcc7

w o it. hji u-s, trt . - lozen axes ; do wiKl--a.i :

eliovel, f..- .. -

do do

me;

do l.u;

do l.ur.-l for saio ii-

t e'lt

I' I. ol oi.iiel :Lu

' VTB ' - ' iM-ltles, l.-utneiat,,,., -..! :r i ,-s, S,il!!.a,; and V ,),i,i .Jtl i yrtd ltu. i: U. C,.li;.,i ,,s forAl.ohol Siill.; : . '; - rdiolis, .e.; Copper, la-ad aud i "". ' - J. "-':. irass and lru I'ujuj of merv T-lety, tor V- .-. -r.irit.1, oi,, Jh :.: I!iUW Cocks and I alves. cteu.i v nf !(., fa-. Wiei:..s M,u U. cl! . ii t to tit up work and do r : or tuatil ii il -rs. Col la r and tihuet Iron

: . s or-r-. 4.

Si-au.

Siinr, li.i-.n ii". Sti ;ife-j li..i.-f i s rt. I ..viiii;?. .. uf il ..., '- Pi- In-.n. ? .'-.'

Tt.-.v har at er '. ,.p. A'.m kmea. .ui. v.;t : t.' r-ic ii.:lr '-

7 mi kta ; rorcifT. t v: n. uT.d selling Allen's 1 ill prov.nl

i ' ' . :l

!''

JP 17, Ik.

in 1 1

mi w. l. led I'iim-s and Tti-

;;:iis' fnij.rorcil Smut ,M.o l.ioe, Flour .Sfiwrators, (itimsn Jt.dtastif lieltinu, I'a. kiiij, Uoee, Ac., r.npl it", MuTt Iroi.. liioc.k Tin, ' vr It,.,- Kire Ilrick.

v of tie. lsst Machinery .v.; nil work entrusted lu Ui i.t ion, tilling orders A work, and are satisfied

Cl:

. H. tliiK S

ri-.i...r Faniil v llr.-e

lilflu

it at tif.

xeii iSfar C.iirdi- ;

fdo do .'e. do i'.,!ni So;: : do I '!.em i a! r ; do Tallow Cecil. s. fll.f rf, e WJiiiiiLll;

in.

wai-ran'n.L" J uab:e bl iCws.

ot f .tns, No. oil il.dn streei;

'.' , i-ioer tuiuand Miahlne Me.p on Pino .tr-er. - tr-a Fir.-rt and Second streets. Kr...

- I

rffl t'OItfi

.M. AlinuS.ilt. A

er ill store an. I lor

PJlliJEUS

I. I

i d screw a iii: JiOl'.'c clenv-

V- tie. indiairn.

jccv V!k iITU, .ST('K OK ritoN, X t-t. el, iron Mi. ;s. .-Uy, J slabs, 'i'inplatu, W iie,

ne.;i ii ou, i , i . i, a ta at de( J

l.v

SAM I i.L

T A . VVJ irll.V

1 itliuj.

OK It. -I '

li V T V 44.

jn-.t i-e.-eiiiy l.y whkfi.fu ii i:k;os.

TUL OK It