Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 100, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 December 1859 — Page 2

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KGAD1.VG MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. Felt amd Scissors. Almost two entire page3 of the New York Herald are devoted to the publication of the addresses delivered by Dr. Cheever and Wendell Phillips at the Brown sympathy meeting in New York city on the 15th inst. How the South can permit the circulation of a paper containing such incendiary sentiments within its borders is a mystery to us. The Hlinoi3 Central Railroad Company bare issued a circular in which it is estimated that the corn crop of that State will amount to 100,000,000 bushels, of which about 15,000,000 will be exported. The roads expects a large increase in its business in the transportation of this corn. Sensible Suggestions The Southkhn Press and Incendiary Matter. The Savannah Republican shows the inconsistency manifested by the course of Southern journals in decrying the incendiury documents of the Northern press, when they publish extracts from these very articles to be used in election campaigns. It instances the " irrepressible conflict" speech of Senator Seward, which no later than the last summer, was copied in extenso and scattered broadcast over the country as an electioneering document. The Republican argues tiiat if the only fear to be entertained by the circulation of these incendiary publications is the probable ell'ect they might have on the minds of the slaves, it mattered very little whether they learned to be dis satisfied from our own newspapers or those of another State. If the intelligence is conveyed, and they get the idea, the harm to them is just as great as though received through the columns of the Tribune. A meeting of the young Democrats of Terre Haute is called this evening for the purpose of organizing a Young Men's Democratic Club. A little girl, in Chicago, one evening, saw a man coming towards lier, rolling a barrel. She at once turned round and commenced running and screaming. She finally fell, and was picked up in n state of almost insensibility. She was carried into a store, and after a little cfTort, she was brought to her senses. She said her mother bad told her that Jumpertz would come with n hnrrel and carry her oir if she staid out evenings, and she thought the man with the barrel was Jumpertz. Sho was escorted borne in safety, probably to dream of Jumpertz and his barrel. An encampment of the Sons of Malta is about to be established in New Albany. It i3 the highest branch of the Order. What Mr. Hickman learned in Congress: " I have, Mr. Clerk, been a member of the House of Representatives long enough to learn many things which I never could have learned at home, and I think it has perfected my education upon this point; I have learned that a man may support every measure of a Democratic Administration, and yet if he votes against asingle interest ot'slavery, he is ipse facto, no Democrat ; but if he votes againstevcry measure of the Administration and will sustain the interests of slavery, he is ipse, facto, a good Democrat. I put that a3 God's naked truth before this House, and before the country, and I intend to stand upon it as a solemn conviction." A Great Corn State. The Assessors in Kentucky, and the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, report a corn crop of three hundred and eighty millions of lushes Comparing the nmount of corn raised with the number of aerc3 tinder cultivation, and it seems the farmery Lave areraged about three hundred bushels to the acre. This, we take it, is huge. The old banking firm of Watson k Shannon, in Terre Haute, has been dissolved by the retirement of Mr. Watson. Mr. Shannon will continue the business. This change will have no e (feet on the "Wat son & Shannon's checks," which form a, con siderable portion of the circulating medium of Terre Haute. No new checks foe the present, will be issued-. The Providence Journal says it is to be hoped thai Ihose members of Congress who want to leave, if a Republican Speaker is elected, will stay long enough to draw the ;1..,.. II...: e ..j...iei. nanus i-wiiie so.iar to snow lliei patriotism, they should not be asked to sac rilice anything more than their seats am; their sense in behalf of a country which treats them so badly. Missino, Pkusons. There is quite a panic in Detroit, owing to the mysterious disap pearance of several persons who either were residents of that city or had coine there on business. It is feared that the place is in fested with n band of robbers and mur derers. A Yankee grog-seller of Davenport, Iowa, was recently waited upon by the la dies of that city, who came to inform him that be must "dry tip" his business. He received them courteously, and watching the opportunity (during the pendency of negotiations) caught two of the best lookvug ones about the net k and kissed them This was a volley they were illy prepared to withstand, and consequently were put hors da combat, and the Yankee mid his " retl eye" were left unharmed. Dedication. Two Catholic churches the St. trancis, of Sales, on Walnut Hills, and the St. Francis, at the corner of Vine ami Liberty streets, Cincinnati wore dcdl cated oh Sunday li hy Archbishop Pur cell. Mr. Alfred. Caldwell, the Virginia State oenator Irora the- V heeling District, who it will Wremerhliered, avowed strong Republican doctrines in a sjieech at his home bust summer, is placed in Coventry at Richmond. He is treated with extreme coolness by his brother Senators and the members of the other House. At the hotel at night, when all seem to te engaged in conversation, he sits alone by the store in the rotunda, as little recoguized as though he were an entire stranger to all present, lie will probably stand the pressure, ard be improved by it. There are stone bridges in China three J and four miles in length, and an arch of the enormous space of 000 b et.

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The insanity and madnes3 by which S'Jlue of the ultra extremists of th Sonth aro actuated is almost incredible. The Richmond Examiner lately contained a long communication which was written, the editor said, by one of the first men in the State, urging npon the people of the Sonth an immediate withdrawal from the Union, and the placing of the slaveholding States under the Emperor of France I The writer was in favor of sending embassadors to France, offering Louis Napoleon free trade with th6 South if ho would send a portion of bis army and navy to protect them from the North. A respectable farmer named John York, a resident of Bracken county, Ky, becoming possessed of the notion that his wife bad proved false to ber marriage vow, the other day took bis gun, and telling his family that he would spend the day hunting, ordered his little boy to meet him at acertain place in the woods in a few hours, and carry home his game and gun, as be wished to proceed thence to see a neighbor. At the appointed time, the boy repaired to the spot, where to his horror, he found hi3 father stiff and cold in death. He had placed the muzzle of the gun near hi3 heart, and discharged its contents in his body. Death must have ensued immediately, as his frame was shockingly mutilated. Tork packing has commenced iu earnest in Olney, 111. Great loads of slaughtered hoS are arriving daily from different parts of the country. The indications are that there will be a much larger business done in packing than wa3 anticipated. , Tub Lectubk. A telegraphic disjiatch was received from Prof. Yoi m an's, yesterday, announcing that ho had been detained on account of sickness, and could not arrive in our city to. deliver his lecture until Saturday evening. This, we doubt, not, will sttit everybody. Although the com mittee bad arranged so that the lecture was to come off before the Fair, still there would have been many persons who desired to attend both, but could not bare done so under that arrangement. On Saturday night the Professor will bo greeted with an audience worthy of our growing city. Frozen to Death Yesterday morning a man was found in a street in Lamasco, near Fulton avenue, in a dying condition. A young German, who first discovered him, picked him up, and placing him in a stable, covered him up with hay. A wagon v.iS afterwards procured, and the unfortunate man conveyed to the jail. Every effort was made to restore him to consciousness, bat without success. He died a short time afwtto mjYcu iiuu me uuueu. i no cor oner's jury, after an examination of the case, ascertained that the deceased's name was John J. Mur?.; that he was about forty years of age. and that his death was occasioned by intemperance and exposure. They go one- by one the victims of an uncontrollable appetite. They put that to their vaouths which steals away their brains, and they are compelled to pay the penalty. Committed. Yesterday morning McCakty, who stabbed McGkkqoby, day before yesterday, had a preliminary hearing before Justice Stinsou. After a full understanding of the evidence, the Justice bound him over to the next term of the Court in thai sum of 52,000. McCautv didn't appear to have any friend that was willing to risk that much money on him, as to his bail, and consequently be was returned to jail. d'The Hon. Lin.n Boyd, of Kentucky, died at his residence, near Paducah, ou Saturday evening last. The Paducah Herald comes to us dressed in niouruing iu consequence of this sorrowful event. Tiis University Lands. The Board of Trustees of the State University, at their November meeting, 185y, ordered tho University lauds to be sold in the several connties on the following days iu the months, to-wit.: The lands iu White Jasper January 17 " 19 " 21 2-1 25 .... " 31 ....February 2 .... " 4 " 7 " 9 " 11 " 14 " 1G 18 " 20 Pulaski Fulton Miami Greene Martin , Orange. Crawford Perry Spencer Warrick Dubois Pike Knox Sulli van Receipts by Uallromk. D.-cembcr 2'. ij,siV.X'i. ,7r i "'-V-' "tannhtered hoes, Jsk-wU , A K- S'UtAUKB. Agent. NEW AERTISEMENTS PR ESI I rrnRT? .ring s-weet :i(1,.r ,. ' XT. fin amitac ' "ay. Ladiea ,iiri toai artu le tor lnbicu .. .i . """ !-.. Hho..l gtvo him JDHN F. GUILT,. -A.t Coast PffJ t.7IK TU 1 MM. elusion to ll out, w.. ow oi "UX k of Wat.-h., Jewelry, "ik.s Ware Ac., A TP tS a'uTwtu ranted Watches am Je &TJt ''Ujr Wr e.,ts, at :ur,,i aii?e!LLV1r1's,mM. ,r,',,48 3Iaiu s.,l.t. First and S,.e.w,l. 17 Miiirn Htn-i t a number J titelitimw ul ttlior irlrrtsrtiit r.'in.r... r,... ..... .1 . light 1 aii A IN iiicr limn tho mom (.vi.i1iu.u...i 1 medicines, at IT U 1 I vr I Jiuiseating i'u:kt. LOT OF A KICKSIf LOT OF gether with a !.,, msm.i Mnent of Tin, . phi.v ami 'V'lip Oils, at VM. II. P. STolkliAKli's. It iUin street.

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fffSSi.'.nH.l CM.VB UOPS. THJE Chrintinas Hop of the above Clnb will take placy lo monirw (FriJa) Lvc-uicg. 'iheKew Yor U-np ou Friday week, the 30th inst. Members wilt l'.lei"ig cal1 on tue Treaanrer for their ticket. r&9M!W MTTBJiCTIOJS JIT Tllli W V OU Pioneer family Grocery of'.. II. CUUK. Something for the Uolidaya j 10 IHjer Sitdriles (nice), . ; "0 fr.s dressed fat rhickena and Geese, ' Fr..h 'ya:. is rei tivcd daily, T bhl Pi.-k!.-d Salmon, " " 50 lha Sjip tiajro (7ieeta, '. I ', ' 0 cases Sardines, whole, IiT, and jr Lis, 2 casus freah caoiincd Loligters, . , 2 " " Cove Oy.U.T. . I eae canned Markerol, " 1 " " Shad, 2 doz bottles snnerior Olive Oil. Worcestershire Sauce, iu gallon jugs, q., t,U and hf pints, 8t.ho-Sance, John Bull and other Sauce, In boxes Layer Kai.-uu.-i, 1 bbl Currants, 2 bxs Citron, 6 bxs Macearoni and Vermicelli, 1 bbl German l'runs, for fluriifntrs, 1 bbl ' dried Cherries Pie,f Sauces. Farina, Pearl Barley, Corn Starch, Piokled Salmon, Mackerel. In Hhort overythiiiK to be be. fomid in a well assorted Family Grocery. , . : . ducJX -M- XXK'S Pioneer Family Grocery - bbls extra Mess Pork, a " " Leaf Lurd, 4 firkins extra Golden Butter, 50 Ins extra Koll Botrer, 1 bbl German Pruned (etr), 21 s;ickq choice Family Flour, 12 doz j.irs aiiiortel Piekl, 4 doz jars assortod Pie Fruil.s, 4 doz jars of Jellies, 12 doz choice canned Feuches, 2 bxs choice W. R. A J2. D. Cheese 50 bxs Pineapple Cbaeso. dec22 Hi t -r" 't"r " ' vj3biiivr LahT 99 Barrels to sell at half perfectly tweet and fresh, at II. COOK'S. CHRISTMAS IS COMING! rWJX'Ji J- K KSit.VS IVJSHM'G TO purchase nice .resDts, -will do well to call at S. IIKALY'S, where they Mrill find a nice assortment of Cliiiotniaa mid 4ew Year Books, from It cents to Slr. Also Wi-itiiiK 4)a and Work Boxes Ironi ..O to fc5. Be aure t c;ill before you buy. U:22 j. ukaly. n K.UO VJ -.iJi. K. K CN X N 1MJTSC1I Mm, has i-eiiiiival to Sycamore street, between Third and Fourth sts. dec22-lwdAw rffWJ JPHK Hvjj'KrM7Y .. -K. . ruit, and Pickle department of the F.nreka Bajuir is now full and complete. X!OK A LANliLKi oll.ir at priceM as low as families can put up tin niM-lvcs, and are extra iu quality. a do. asw.rUd Pie, Fmit, Cherries, Currants, Dams.. im. Plums, Ac 10 lis, natural Fruit in Glass Peaches, Strawlcrries, and Pears. 20 do-. aM.i-te.l I'rnnes in quart slass Plums, Chirnw, Quinces, Piueappl.-s, Strawltorries, l'eaches. l't-nxs, fe., c. 10 doz a.s.rt-a Pn-serves, in bf pal. i;la jars. Name as qls, 3 doa Brandy Cherries. 2 " 'k Peaebes. a " assu Jelli.-s Peiudi, Strawberry, and Currant .ts. 3 doz assorts! Jellies Peach, Strawberry, and Currant pts. J doz assorted Jellies Peach, Strawberry, mid Currant hf pis. y do, lit cans fn sh Peaches, exlra. c " " " Strawlnrries, extra. " " " Tomatoes, " e. ; 3 pt cans o " qt runs Green Corn, " ,; Gneii Peas, " 21 " assorted Pickl.-s gallon, half gallon, ieart and pint jars. 5(KiO extra Pickles, by the dozen or hundred. In the above assortment can be found all that tho epicure may want, and at prices low, veiy low, and quality unexcelled, at the Kureka lluxaar of dec.21 COOK A LANGLKY. 5 .f JH K K UK T.f U I. Mi S, Ac.7r 5 do. 1 at cans fresh Lobsters, 5 " 2 qt cans " 6 " 1 qt cans Salmon, 5 " 2 qt caua " " ' " 1 qt Jt 2 qt cans Covr Oysters No. 1 extra. 3(hi qr box Surilines. .200 half boxes Sardines. Now open and offfrrpd at tho usual low pii.xw of ttui dec21 KUKKKA BAZAAIi. 0 POItTKK, Ac i casks pts Younger A Son's Scotch Ale, 2 " qts Barkley IVrkin's Porter. I basket Heidsick CTliampagne qts, ' ' pts. A!l penuinc, and for sale low at dc21 COOK A LAXGLEY. II- Q. WHKKI.KK ASA IIILtjuT. WHEELER A If.LFHART T TOH.Vft i'ft .r ,. I-. i- al Collection and Real Kstate A.'encv. mice on Third street, of.posito the Court Hoot. ' ' fcuquin-r copy. Ijlehart It Anthes is dissolved by nlufcuil conseut. Kither party is authorized to ol'J Ibp unsettled business of the firm. ASA lGLKHA'rjr. dcc21-lw i. i;. AKTlifcS.. Enquirer copy. JOHJST I!NSQN, MAMJFAt'TI'HKR OF STATIONARY A!L PORTAULE SMM KN'fJTN-EiS B O I lrnr tA-tt and Water Mrettx, rmntrtlr, LAIUKS. ATTKNT.UIX I WI.l. I.M'IKS Willi H'Sf 7 rVESF.IiVK tli.-h- beallh. tvill tin.) a preservative at No. Si-on.l Ntrc-t. in the shain of a very fue. qualitv of thick -Mile.l Mimt.mc.1, Kid, and Ulf Uwl Hoots'; a laii;.. lot of Misses' aud Chililnin's KihI IJoofs. at re luced prices. Al. :m extra lot of lasting Heel tHiters, thi.'K whfS. No trouble to show K-'ods. Ladies, come himI juilire for yourselves I aui det.-r-lilili.'d to sell J.e:p and jood sluns-. Lih.k ti. ymtr iwn interests. Y..n save monej- l.y buying g.MKl houie-iiiade shoe... Gum ltoots, ItiihlH-rs, Biitfulo JSh.H-s, San.lalls, .-! other ttyl.-n of Over Sh.h-s JillIN K ASCII, I-.h12 Tffl.. S Second St.. Kvailsville, led. lb, le second tUir of t he building next to the i 'ri-sut City Vui, ou Thud street, suilal.le for s.Illces. Apply toj .le.2i-:it TIIOS. T.. GAItVIN". ur.MA'.' mJtMMi : ur " eonsiant iip9ii t" line, f it Venison Saddles, Vuails, KabbitH. ;DuirreUi. Ac. Those wautiug lor themselves ur fur tiT particular friends, i-all aud I'uyof CIIAS. Mi JtUINs roX, -''"'i!!.'- . Prey's Block. ?aint. rwyun p ti h ttj'jij, p hi pjrh t t -M. JACOB j,IJlkt IIKDI Kli, Dtt'KAiUll, H MjlIIrt Of tFl rftv .T V.-n-ill., Vanderburgh. U. KKLSON JL i:u . dec-JO " ... . , JJlJS'Ji UM M, J'J.' Atittininetrs. ' 1 e will sh.'I sa Auction, on W dn.-s-'lay ovouing. Kec. "1st, at earir Ras-light, at our Auction l.ni. Corn.-, of Mailt ami Third struts, a. .-i .i rin. nil i-ainiaiigs. 111 cilt iraaies a.iiice par- I -a. lure parVI. II.V..UV or -01 liamelil. Hen- jsafi . I, I'T'-s cuts. Sale ...sitife. II- XKLSt IX A CO .V-co kVu.-tioiieers.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

(JO JMP liVTTJRB. 200 doe fresh Ejrjis; ; G0nj cuuice Roll W utter. i Jubt received and Xur salu iiy v - " - CHAS. McJOHXSTOX, Ioc20 Pofev's Block, Main st. Insurance and Real Estate jGrJ3NGST9 Mil vVo. 8 7 tfn i r mlrett, (Second Jloor), EYANSV1LL.E, INI. ngwu l'J'itt-:it si a.vi: it is jttJi-;jT S. for the following rcsponsibte Insurance Companies : New York Seccuty Capital.. ..S"00,0i0 Rising SfN .............. 20),l Indiana ecus . 15U,(H0 Eaii.e licsrr.ASCK Co., Ciuciucati 3(KJ,000 W also have some valuable real estate for Bale ou reasonable terms and fair prices. 5 Lots on Gum street, bet. Third k Fourth. 50 acres of the Major Warner farm, on railroad, 8 miles from KvansTille.' : ' " A farm of 170 acres in Green county, Ind.- barn, well, cistern, house, stack scale, store house, jonng orchard, Ac. " 20 acres in Green county 120 of which Is prairie; balance timber eight acres in cultivation. Price S7 50 per acre. Terms S2WJ cash down ; balanco iu 1, 2, and 3 years. A farm of 80 acres, 12 miles northwest of Vincennes. Good improvements about fifty anres fenced. Price 1,0U0; one-fourth cash; balance in 1, 2, and 3 years. A farm of 220 acres, 6 miles etst of Oak Station. Good frame hoHse and alaiut 10O acres fenceii. Price S10 per aero. Oue-fourth dovvn ; balance iu 1, 2, and St years. 400 acres near Taylorsville, Ind., on liberal prices and terms. A farm near Linton, Green county, Ind. Price $10 per aero. Very desirable 3t id acre lots, on Newburgh rood, near Weaver's Garden. 2 liricK llouses on Second street, betweeu Chostnnt and Cherry streets. 15 acres near Salt Well being part of tho Mitchel tract oh litieral terms. 2 blocks in Laiuasco, below the creek. 40 acres adjoining Frank Alleu's lirni, having stone q nary on it. . - ' , 100 feet on Second stl-ect, near Judge Bilker's rosideuco. - . ' : - A turm of A acres in Lower Bayou. f ' Missouri and Iowa lands to sell or exchange for proMrty in Indiana. Some very valuable land near Mattcon. Illinois, for sole. K. H SABIN, declO Insurance nnd Keal Estate Agt. &TjTK.nKJT lriite J t- f Ji its A5 of the Sf.oi:bity Insluanck Comi'anv, October 1, 153 ASSETS. !.h on hand .5 ortl 45 Cash in Continental Bank, awaiting Investment 80,!W4 05 Cash in Bank Commonwealth 5,111 7 47 Total StVviKl U7 31'ink Stocks 50 shares Uaok Ouumerce " " 50 Am'n Kx. Hank !' " 100 " Bank New York " U " Il k N. America 214 ehs par val. $21 ,500 worth 22,701 25 T.-mporary Loans fnrol by 11,00 IT. S. Coupon Bonds and 25 shares Hesoluto Fire Insurance Company 12,300 00 Hon. Is and Mortgages being first lien, c.4nft,150 oo J'renniiiiis lincollecteil 2,501 80 Accrued 1 us. on Bonds and Mortgages Sc Temporary Loans C,7'4 79 R&lauco duo from Agents Ill '.f.l Total ?M4,8'.I1 80 Capital Stock 8500,00" 00 Slirplus 44,891 Hi I 8544,891 SO Xo Liahilitii-s. JOSEPH WALKER, Pres't It. L. IIavdock, SHrretary. STATE OP NEW YOB K, ,, CITY A-COCNTYOF XEW YORK. I'ersoually appeared bef..re me this 2. day of Jovenilx r, A. 1. 185'J, Joseph Walker, President, and Richard L. Haydock, Secretary, of the Sernrity Fire Insurance t'ompsny, of tho 'ity of NewYork, and severally lilliriu. il that the within Rtatemeiit l.y them subscribMl is correct and true to the best of their knowledge aud lielief. THUS. L. TUORNEI.L, Commissioner for the Stato of Indiana, - In New York." This Company has complied with the law of Indiana concerning Insurance Companies, and is prepared to take risks in the City of Kvnnsvillu and Yan.lerbnrgh county, Ind. E. II. SABIH, Agent, declrt 87 Main street. ORKAT CHANCR FOR BARGAINS. Mm JK TJSK.fT MJWUtt JS'OT ro 11 K .--M-M dersold by uur one, and in order to reduce our prcseet herirt nt-x l nf Dry Onmln, Arc, tie., we will sell from this date up to tho first ot February, 1K00, at SlCII BEDtTCEn miCES as to astonish the natives and everybody else. ' Call quick at No, 30 Alain street, deetti , : . KOSEtt BEOS, i CO. fS FBEHIt UttlVJI, OM THAT -- renowned Loudon Porter and S-otch Ale just received by railroad, aud for sale wholesale and retail at Z. H. COOK'S doclfi Pioneer Family Grocery. . delicacy for tho luuch-tablo, just received and for sale at - CouK'8 declti Tioneer Family Grocory. CENTRE OF ATTRACTION AT TUB LITTLE MAN & CO.'S ! ! fm KT'F.BVBOMtMS JVOW Inn. G JL viding themstdves with the necessaries of lite, comfort. Rifts, c it Is well to k now that S. F.MBiCIl ,e CO., Ho. l!l Main street, have received the greater imrt of their st.ick of Ooc.ds lately, which were bought at Panic Pries, an. 1 which they are selling ofT very cheap. Ca'l aud eeo them no trouble to show gissls . declG BY STATE AUTHORITY. INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL ! PF.VOTED TO FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY ! ! CI1A R TER TERrETUA L. Cash Capital, Cash Asscti?, - $100,000. $517,712 36 S. I.. LOOIIIS, Tresid -ut. II. Kellimi, Secretary. Brunch 0fice,3l -33 W. 3d si., Cincinnati. M. MAUll.L, GESEliAL AO EXT. Agents iu all the principal Cities and Towns of tin l nion.'H Losses Promptly Paid ! Applicati.us received, l'olic-ies issued and renewe.1, and all business pertaining to this ageu cy promptly attended to bv JOHN" W. BfEXSEiV, Agent, to" Onire with Dr. Bray, over Adams Express Company. il.- 15 , lVA!lGI.riTEl)UCflT)NS B and Patent Cross-Cut Saws at Jacob Strauh A Son's, 74 Main etrei't : No. 1 Meat-Cntters, worth 52.00, selling at ?1.5. No. 2 d do 2.50, do 2.IKI No. 3 do do 3.00, do 2 50 No. 4 do do 4.50, do 3. .Ml Tnttle's Patent Cross-Cut Saws, worth $1. selliioat sue jk r foot JACOB STKACB A SON, dec 15 74 Main Si re. t. . XOT1CK TO TAX PAYERS. rwinr? Tr.nn jpixkii hjtthk r.wJL mon t'oiiueil for the payment wf taxes due to l&e city having expired on the 15th inst., the unVrsigned will pnoeed, in pursuance of the Charter aivJ Ordinances of the Cirj- to distrain and sell the g.aMls and chatties of all jH-rsous who are in arrears fer taxes on ersonals, pells, and dogs, unlffjiiich taxes are paid immcdiatel v. c.I0-lwd P. SCUM CCK, City Collector. jrpaik u -mikat fm.olh jjv-u hum' -BLw Miny in quantities tosilit punchasers, bv tiixM T KEOMOSP REMOVAL. jjTil f- . I'. ii.nu it. TM' )'' i-UYSIfl I.V AM M'KOKii.V. Kvai.svt4e. I ad., kis rt-nioved his olli.-e to North Thin! il r-..t. le-ar Main, t.er Bjtker A Foster's Law lif

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9 1 5 i f HOOFLAND'S :s. i GERMAN MEDICINES! THE GREAT . S T A N D A R DR E ME VIES of A present age, have, acquired their great popularity only through years of trial. Unbounded-satisfaction i3 rendered by them "In" aTT"cases. r , . , j HOOFLAS'V'S G E R 21 A. K BITTER Sy,. W'ILL POSITIVELY CVBE Liver Complaints, DysiK-j sia, Jauudice, Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, and all diseases arising from a disordered liver, or weakness of the stomach and digestive organs, AND WII.l POSITIVELT l'UEVEST Yellow Fever, Bilious Fever, and Fectr and Ague. See our Almanac for proof. Price 75cts per bottle. IIOOFLAXD'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL WTLL POSITIVELY CVUK Coughs, Colds, or Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Influenza, Croup, Pneumonia, Incipient Consumption, and has performed the most astouishiug cures ever known of CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION. As a Diarrhoea cordial it is unequaled. Prico 75 cents per bottle. HOOFLAXDS GERMAX TILLS, being well-known throughout Europo aud America need no commendation here. They aro purcly vogetablo, are preisired with great exactness aud sugar-coated. No better Cathartic Pill can bo fouiol. l'rioe 25 oenU ir box. These medicines aro prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackson ft Co., Philadelphia, Pa., and St. Louis, Mo., and are sold by druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere. The signature of C. M. Jackson will be on the outside of each bottle or box. Iu oar " Everybody' A Immure," published annually, you will tiud testimony and commendatory notices from all parts of tho country. These almanacs are given away by all our agents. ItEH'ASE OF COCtTTEItFEITS. See that you gi t lloollaiid's Herman Bitter's prepared l.y Dr. C. M. Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa,, and that hit signature is on the wrapper of each bottle. Kuller ii Vbite, Agents for Fvausville, Iud. dec'J OLD AND YOUNG AFFIRM ITS TIlVTIl, VIZ: THAT Prof. Aood's Hair lieslomtive Will preserve infallibly, the yr.mlh and eefor of the hair, if used two or three times a week, to any imaginable age. Perfectly restore the gray ; cover the bald with nature's own ornament, the hair; make it more soft and lieaiitiful than uMy oil, and preserve tho scalp free from all disease, to tho greatest ago. Statesmen, Judges, Attorneys, Doc-bM-s, Clergymen, Professional men, aud Gentlemen mid Ladies of all classes, all over the world, ;lear testimony that we do not say too much iu itstavor. Kcad the following, and j u.lge : PHOF. S. TH A LliEGfi, Pianist, says, on his arrival iu the United States he was rapidly becoming gray, but on npplying Wood's Hair Restorative his hair soon recovered its original hue. CIIAS. OARDKW, 13 NASSAU ST., N. Y., says the gray hairs on his wife's hmut were, after a few weeks trial, turn- -ed iutoa dark brown, at tho saiut, -time r- -beautifying aud thickening tho hair. : A. C. KAYMONI), UATII, Maiue, says he is now sixty years old, and his hair aud whiskers were twothirds gray, by the use of two buttles of Keetorative the hairs have disappeared, both on his head and lace, und iu more soft und glossy than for twenty-live years previous. His wife, at the age of tifty-two, has used it w ith the sauie effect. FINLEY JOHNSON, KSy., NEW O Itleans, says that he lost tiis hair by the Yellow Fever, in 1854. He nsed Wood's Hair Restorative, and his hair is now thick and glosjv. . . . S.'M. MIDDLKTON, LIVingston, Alabama, says that tho Kostnrativo has done much good in his part of tue country. Ito used it for baldness, ami no v.- lias a nne bead 4 liair. T. L. BIOKSK. L KB AN ON, KEN. tncky. says he lias m-en WckmI's Hair Itwstorattve used in hnudreds .of cases, aud . never knew It" to lail in accomplishing ' all it professes to do. A.J. ALLEN, McLANESboro'. Ills., says he had tho scald head 8 yeara, ana wns buld, but by tho liberal use of Wood's Hair Restorative, ho now has a rich glossy head of hair. Wg-SoM by all Drnggists.and l.y 0. J. Wood A Co., 444 Broadway, New York, and 114 Market street, St. Louis, Slo. declO-IlmdAw . rWHH FlOJS'MiKK ti MOCJS U AtiAIN -EL in the field for the Holidays I Just rocei ved, li otixes extra cutting Cheese ; 5 firkins choice 4oshcn Butter ; 4 bbls choice Leaf JLard ; 1 cask Clear Sides ; 4 cask Shonlders ; 5 Wil Golden Syrup ;' 4 ' " ' 0 bbls powdered and crushed Sugars ; 1 bbl Cranberries ; 2 sacks extra Pennsylvania Pnckwheat Fleur, and also a supply of Fancy Groceries, such as Pickles, Preserves, Jellies, Pie Fruit, Worcestershire and other sauces. Canned Fruit, Canned Fresh Mackerel and Shad, Cove,Oysters, etc. di-ci:t JL'i-KtYol!i! T cmv Ti hi tons of uIian' and Shorts, for side in quantities to suit purchasers, and delivered in auy part of the city free of charge, by CIIAS. AlcJoIl NSTOX, decll Posey's I!lH;k. Main street. RKKjrlaFPJLESWir UR EI,SFOi: 1 sale by T. ItEDMONI), declO Posev's block. B MA HI VA HE MM. 20 doz t:ol Hods 15, Ifi, nnd $ in., 100 setts Fire Irons biass ,t iron head, 25 doz Wood Saws complete, 75 doz Chopping Axes, 20 do. Meat Cutters aud Staffers, 20 doK Coal Shovels assorted, 50 do. Hutcher Knives 4) to 12 in., Also a variety of Pork and Laid Cli vers, Ihitchers' Saws and Steels, Platform Scales, Scale Beams, and Steelyards. Ou haud and for sale at No. Ill Main street. GEO. S. SONNTAG. euiiekaTbazar. " LASGLEY AUK itVRS ! T IT 1 STA 11 FAMILY KUKNIsHING MOTSK, A'. 7. Main utrerl. Sfu rir ! Fill i ri rliv i ri -ML 25 Ix8 new Ijayr liaising, 4 bxs do do, (j timtrf Boo(!t f4 do, 5 drum Suli-iim tin, 5 boxu Ornna i 'it ron, ,( rakfi Zatito iirr;iiitn, 2 i Ms tierimui Prtin h, Ifnt iioxos extra clntitr French Prunea, iu small lt(.x"., fr milt- At t t' nrtl ricfM, at ItcI2 ()4K A LANGLKY'S Kun-ka Bazar. 3 iih SknU'H, for men nnd Iiojh, 24 fancy S1v.1h, 24 Htrin Slt-iU IUIt. Jiiht rt-ceived hy iKO. S. SfNNTAG. WFJ.I.lSd JfttfSF: MM S TIuK Any rson haviiiic a dwelling iimiA of five or nix roontft. Hituated within nmvenient di-itancn if the IN.t Otlirr, ran ht-ar of n tenant lv ani'lvinir at thi) t'lliro. AT" M W..K MS MS Jf MM" A. JKL coiiHtantly receiving and keeps for sale Krown yiiRnrs, Loaf, Crushed, and l,owJ,red Sup;i rs ; .lava, Iifo, and Laiiavr CofTco ; An excfllut umortiiitfit of Teas, from frlc to per potiml. !lnM(tiate; Cixtoh ; Tapiiw a; Hairo ; Prunen ; IbtifiiiiM; ('nrmtilH; Dried i -herried ; K 'itrou ; iHinplH?! ; Klnvoriiiii; Extracts ; 1 " Uts .SaTM ; Sweet heri'H ; iHivo Oil; Salad il ; French and AmiTican Mustard ; Siinlines, TdtRterH, etc. decl3 MM ive bov. 4 to I'i vt-ara idd, with vtHd hahit.4. that can wrilti a tlain hand, ran pt a HitiiHtfon witli GEO. FNTKR A i , dec! I corner ! M-iift Hf. ami i -anal. tS K WHY'S 'baktimork O VSTEI.'OOK 'rrf A IjANOLEY nre re!.-ivitifr daily Malthy'a wurld-renuwiii'd Pt-ai 1 OytrM, lOr nalu hy tho can, half-4-4in, or cam, at tho luwtwt U!arktt iric hhi! warranted fresh. . d14 - TlilXir POTATOES, M Turnips, Sweet Potatoes, Pal snips, Pried Apples, lined Peaches, White licans, Split Peas, Corn Meal, Hominy, Pearl Sago, Farina For sale very chilip at " . ' dccI2 COOK Jc LAKGT,KY'S. :'b fh k sir j naiik ivf.uTkaii7Jt road of K uanes el lirst. quaiiiv Sanliinis, aud for Kile at . U." CotiK 'S dts-l.". 1'ioueer Family tirocery. vf kIif h tut i.t tuu stfk n M-J Chirkeiis mid Turkeys can liti.l a supply at .. II. COOK'S deelO Pioneer Family Uroci-ry

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i - stu jnaries.aioon, NEW PR0PKIET0R8HIP AN. ENTIRE i RE-ORGANIZATION ! - "-mWESSBS. J.H.ffEB X 11 nETFUBS', W f M- from New Orleane, have purchased the ST.

CUAJtiES SALOOX-oa First atrW4iariy oppo- teave. Evnmrvtlle on-"8atn'rty; at!2 o'clock.site the Post Office, and luwe refitted it in an ele- Leaves Butsonvilla ou Wednesdvs, at 12 o'clock

eant and attractive style. The new proprietors have had long experience as keeiH-rs of fashionable and popular Itestanrants in New Orleans, aud they will endeavor. In their new house, to combine all the elegancies and luxuries of Northern and Southern Ilestaurats in the ST. til All I. KS. . -. . -. They have brought a large and complete stock of choice Liquors from New Orleans, which they collected with care during their business in that city. Their connections and acquaintance in that city will cuuble them to obtain the choicest supplies of Liijuors, Fruits, and luxuries from that uiarkat in future, aud they will spare ne expense nor palus to make the ST. CIIAULKS surpass, hereafter, its furiuer representation, as a plesaut Saloon, a place ef good living, and elegant, refined aud lnxurions resort. Billiard players will find at this Saloon a Bet of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the well known and celebrated factory of J. M. Brunswick it CO. . h The undersigned flatter themselves that long experience and careful attention will enable them to merit a reputation equal to any Saloon in the western country. . . A splendid Lunch will be served up in the moat approved style, evtry morning at 10 o'clock. 1IAMMKK A DRKIFUSS, angf Late of New Orleans. 73 L,l,jl KOFF. t'Z 5 C it 1 1. H rJL all sin s, from half-iuch to 2 inches, received per railroad direct from the manufacturers, bv decs SORKNSON Ji CO. OJL1I FFJs:. NEW LOT OF DAW sen, Warren Uyde'a tip top Gold Pens, just received and lor tale cheap by BITTltOLFF BROS, nov 22 4S Main street, ." sT0A'8-lO T.V UK W rea grind stones, all side's, received to-dny by GF.O. S. SONNTAO, oct2f 10 Main street, ArilBVUMMB CIBVUIJIB haws of a suiierior qiutlity just rc:ived. Also saw mandrils. CIIAULJ S S. WELLS, No. , First Htrwt. dicii Collector's Sal Of Urttl EittUe ftr tlm puijme.tU ceirt and cxttrmteit of Kife-Mwfc linivrm.'M.t. ' P&mOTMVK MH JIKKKBf UIVBJV Of w that by virtue of t wo pr.'-cepis, issued out of the Clerk's ofhee of the city of Kvaiisiillo, and to lno directed, I will sell at public outcry at tho door ot the Court IIouho in the city ot r.rensvtlie, on Friday, the 3otli day of lk-ember, 1S.J, the follow ing lots ct parceis of real estate, or as much tiiereof as may ie necessary to pay the amounts assessed and charged against said lots respectively, a tho cost and expense of making side-walk improvements in front of said lots, together with tho costs ot sale: Lot No. 1, Block No. 4, Stockwclt's eiI. do do do 2. do do 4, 'I, 4, , 7, 12, 13. 14, do do .1.. do do do . do do do 4, do 4, ' do 4, do 4, do 4. do 4. - do 4, do 4, do do do do do do do 0, do do 8, Eastern eul Sale to commenre at 10 o'clock A. JI. day. r. SCHMUCK, dec7d,'lw Oily Collector. "fiE''TE CHEMICAL, FAMILY IIAU.ASD WW Fancy soaiis 100 boxes all kinds, just re ceived and for side low by S. E. GILItKHT Sc CO. Ueclll No. 4 Sycamore st. WfOMlKY! HOMINY 10 BBLS. EXTBA MM. White Flint,jnst received and for salt;, whole sale or retail, by CUAS. MuJOUMSTtm, dm:I2 Posey's Illoi-k. !$ 55 9 3 3 9 all's HALS AM roil THE LUJSGSI VOtt THE CtiBE OF Conmmplion, Decline,- Asthma, Brtynchitis, Wauling of Flesh. Night Sweats, Spilling of Blood, Whooping Cough, Difficulty of Jfreathmg, Voids, Cough, Influenza, I hthisic, l'ain in the Side, and all Diseases of the Lungs.. HWKio DOLLARS REWARD IS OFFERED FOli A BETTER RECEIPT. eoH.n'iM no Oiiwrn, 'Cilemrl, Nor Mineral Pv&tm, and is soft Jor Uie mow tteUceue t-viui, It is estimated that 150,000 persons die annually in the United States, with coiisiimntion, and Prof. Kberly says that a vest nnmber of these could bo saved by the timely use ot some proper reua-dy. Dr. Hall's Balsam strikes at the root of the disease at once, and such is its speedy effect that any one using it freely according to directions far twen-ty-fonr or forty -eight honrs, and not entlroly satisiieu Willi its merits, may return It ana receive back their money. The most distressing cough is frequently relieved by a single dose, and broken up In a lew Hours time, iiie aJnictea uo not have to taka bottle after bottle before they find out whether this remedy will afford relief or not. The public have been imposed upon by remedies recommended by certificates which have always originated from some unknown uourco. W believe, that a medicine Mssessing real meiits will effert cures wherever it is used, at home as well asabroud. This is no paregoric preparation, but one which if used in season will save the lives of thousands ; and persons may make this bargain with agents from v bout they pureliese : that in every case where it is used freely accoi-diug to directions, and cutiro satisfaction is not given iu twenty-four or fortyeight hours, they can return the medicine, aud their money will be cherfully refunded. It has enected cures in numerous cases where tho most skillful physicians in this country and Knroiie havo been employed, and have exercised their skill iu vaiu. Chscs which they pronounced incurable, aud surrenderee as hopoless beyond a doubt, leaving the patient without a single ray to enliven them ill their gloom, have Isjen cured by Dr. Hall's Balsam, and thu ' victims of consumption " are now vigorous and strong as the most robust among us. And these cases ure not isolated ones; they are numerous, and can be pointed out in every community where this most unrivaled remedy has been twted. Be slow, then to believe the oft-repeated story alwut the lungs being gouu; or rather lei no such apprehension induce you to give up. Act Umju the principle that while there is how. You can never bo so low that you may not trust, humanely speaking, in Hall's Balsam. More than one, nay, hundreds has it brought almost from death to life, when all else ha-1 failed. Give, then, this powerful but harmlssH remedy a trial. ('all on i bo agent and get a pamphlet gratis. The treatise on consumption alone is worth the price of the medicine. You will find certificates of pbysi- ! Clans mi Cincinnati, an. I of others whose cures have been effected here at home, whore they can be found. We have certificates of Its cures from many of our inoHC respcrtanio citizens men aud women who live and have been cured among us. For particulars we lefer those living out of the city to ourngents. Against such piiprtr itions as never elfect cures where it has its origin, v .- noni.l caution you. Unknown iersotis and plate:), nod fic titious e:,so, are made sulisa-rvien t to the si.ruad and us c.f remedies ol this doubtful character. - lie suro and ask for Dr. Win. Hall's Balsam for the lungs. For sale by the Proprietor. A. 1j. SCO VII.. l &. CO., No. 12 West Eighth St., Cincinnati. Also, by Keller A White, tvaesville, Ind. N. S. Thompson, " doe.-4brw2ui 1SGO AMERICAN STOCK JOI RSA LI 1SAO rfflUK UBKJtT KPVCMitSH WHICH JL has attended the publication of the first volume of the AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL, has induced the proprietor to undertake several improvements for the volume commencing January, 1 K.00, and he now offers it to the public with the assurance that its present high character will be fullv i..unA.l ....1 ....,..... l .... . . J -.v....!.-.,, oou fcnn. i.v ruwa win oe spareu lo ren .., ...u . wo, uo sparvu ut reu paper aujidispeiisable necessity to all in1 in the tawtiding and management of our uer rue paper teres ted domestic animals The Veterinary Department will bo under tho editorial direction of Doct. Geo. II. Dadd, the distinguished Veterinary Surgeon, and late editor and proprietor of the Amrriran Veterinary Jitmnl. Each number of the pafier contains 32 large oc tavo page s, and is Iiaua'soiiiely illustrated. It la publish. -d monthly at 25 Park ltow. New York. Terms,? 1, 00 i?r year, iwuri,tMy in udeiu-, with a literal disronnt to clubs. 'Sis-iuien copies gratis. Money may la; sent at publisher's risk, in rejirlered letters. D. C. LINSLKY, Proprietor. C. M. Saxton, Baker A Co., Agents. No. 2.". Park Row, Now York. nec7w2weow CEL Ell 11 A TED 0ciFLf'tijrA NDA CRIST, D u. il A R U U S, OF 0 I N C I N N A T I, AT TUP. WASHINGTON HOUSE. JTIXTRAORIHSARY CL'llE. The nudeMignJLj ed taKes pleasure in testify imr that Or. U A kCC'S has ieratcd on the eyes of my noil Charles, ft years old, with ierfect succeaa. My lsy Ims been rros-etsl since bis birth, and by the Doctor's SKOirni oierntiou his was brought into the natural pofciuon, which gave him g.sai sight immediately. I lie operation only lasted a mi mile, and was is.rt. .ri.ie.l with little or no pain, in the pn-tu-ui e of Drs. Mulhaiiseii. Sen. and Jun. I feel nnd, r obli gations to Dr. Marcus, and would cheerfully recommend him as u skilllnl and sale .lM-rat..r. decU-lwdiw CHARLES St.'liailTT.

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WFFBW U'JBJSU The fine pght t i- PACKETS I draught steamer :' . I5on T5 LEWIS DAVIS, Master W m. M. List, Clork. pi r.r. u, I UELIA BILtTVi ' COMFOtt 1 i i SAFETY ' I ' -33Z.vt o - StPixroliotJ-" " JOHN McCLAlN.i... ,.M-....... Master: i Thob. Dt'soi'chkt ClerK. . leaves Evansville on Wednesdays, at 12 o'clocjt Leaves Hutsonvillo ou Saturdays, at 12 o'olocn. These two boats will run regularly during the season, connecting at Hutsooville with the Hutsonvillo, Terre Haute, aud Lafayette I'acKet, . MASONIC GEM. . . . Freight and Passengers receipted through to all points. m n ---.-. - i - . f - - Passenger and Shippers may rely npon the regit- 5 larity of these bouts. All orders and businesa entrusted to them Will be prenivtly attended to. . ffOII tVBSII V- MI VFM. TUB JM splendid light-drnnghtl i4 ( ,ii --m passenger. - steamer .. M A K Y rrv0" J COOK, Sutton, 51 as tor, Ifml T n'f Vi "i r riitrwlii , yard, Clork, will leave forall points en the Wabash river below Eugene thi day, 20th Inst. ; For freight or passage, apply on board. . de20-l t tnioB SOUTH f'J0T.V UIJ'II ' MV POND KIVEK. The. elogant passenger steamer M B EAVES, McPona-d.mJh .Vrtr-ti Master, will make regular semi-weekly trips to South Carrolton nd Pond River, leaving on Tuei days and Fridays. ' For freight or passage, apply on board. ' dejOtf Tteirijjr8fMw,j.K, fji it trtxt h, jurtf M2d CAIKO MEOULAU PAUSENGEli PACKET, : CHAKLKYBOWEN.Dbxtkb,! oj j ii Mastor, leaves Evamrvilie Tnes- fsO?day and Friday, at 12 -'-'--r j-5!) m i 1 1 i ri-lH M., arriving at Paducah at 6 o'clock, A. SI., Caixe at 12 o'clock, M , Wednesday and Saturday, iieturning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday a id Saturday, at 7 o'cl.x-k, P. M., and Paducah evei-y Thursday and Sunday, at 9 o'clock, A. M.r connocting at Evansville with the Evansville and Crawfordsvills K.' it., and PaAketa tor Green liiver. Also, eon- i necting at Smitlilaml with Cumberland River Pack" ets ; at Gairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and St, Louis Packets. Tickets can lie obtained on board tho boat for all Eastern Ctlo. -. - v - . aept23 E.WIJVHIILLK J.yil FJiOVCJH JLd PAOKvT The steamer SIL- Hi VER STAIC, Fowler, master, fh-fAb-leaves Evansvillo every M miday ,gTS 'A. Wednesday, and Friday, at 12 o'clock il. Leav.a Pailucih every Tiliwlay, Tlnnmlay, nnd Saturday, at a o'clock A. M. Connect lug at Evansville with , the Evansville and Crawfordsvillo Kailroad for all p-ilits North and East, with paekots for Louisville . Green, and Wabash riven. At Pailorah with pack ets for St. Louis, New Orleans, and the Daily Mail boats T. i Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river. ' k0"BiuiiuKS promptly attended, and charges for freight and passage, same as charged by tho regular packet. Through bills of lading given to New Orleans aud all poiuts ou the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers auglS William P. Devon and d 1 Attach i I fore G. I lUn ordi f J. P. of meiit iiending he Charles ltockwood . vs. ir, ne IKiile, city rder, and ex-ofilclo Adolphus Halm. Kvausville. rmHK JIKFKJVll JVT M J TUB JL als.ve entiiled cause will take notice that iu the office of William Chldscy, Kaq., No.- 20, West 6th strivt, in the city of Cincinnati, Hamilton county, Ohio, Imtween the homwof Wo'olock A. M , and 4 o'clock P. M., of tho 2.ld day of Dis-ember , A. I. 1850, the plnintift's will proceed to fcike the depositions of sundry witnesses, to 1ms read iu evidence on the trial of the above entitled cause, and the examination will be adjourned from day to day thereafter, till the taking thereof Is completed. iU Q. WUEELEU, dec2 Atfy for plaintiffs. TT 1T Jt. P. S T it It IU K II, JJHPOBTww C t of DaguerrootyiKi, Ambrotype, and Melaiuotyt o.SUkJi., aud.. gouoiai. agent lor . I'hotographic materials, all of whicn are ofTeied at reduced prices at 17 MAIN STREET. Family Groceries, vvaaa.. Co,lcix7-oll, a'o. o. fiunr sr., hhi main likjustT g3ts - it. l.y it jt.yu U'lVi. uk MM. ceive regularly during tin coming winter and ' Spring, a choice artiule of F1IAKER TABLE BVTTEJl. Als Poultry, Eggs,' Vegetables, Dried Frnlt, Iloiuuiiuy, Beans, Split Peas, Leaf Lard Ac. FLO III AUD MEAL. My stock of staple and fancy groceries Is large aid complete. - Give Partner a call. N. II. Goods delivered to any part of tho city freo of charge. deel JTXUIED , BEEF AND BEEF TONGUKSTTr J2-F reduced prices at decU COOK LANGLET'8. 9 V CK WHEA T FLOUR 2f bags extra No. 1 JUt f..r sale at El 50 per bag of 50 lbs. bv dec! 2 COOK ft LANGLKY. BBLS. EXTRA PAPER fiUKLLED ALJam mole) new i - - 2 bbls extra soft shelled Almonds new. . 2 bbls Euglinh Walnuts new. 1 bbl new Filberts. " 150 lbs choice shelled Almonds. Just received bl , COOK it LANGLKY, dccl2 No. 75 Main street. BXKS, U'0..llf, -4Z 10 dozen axes ; 10 do " w.md-snws ' " 2j do shovel, tongs and forks; 5 do meat-cutters ; 30 do butcher knives ; 5 do butcher saws; on hand aud for sale by J.STItAUB A "'C7 ; 74 Mah strict K9 75 boxes Star Candles : oohfdo do do AO 25 25 decl.1 do do. do Palm Soap ; Chemical Soap ; Tallow Candlus, just received by WII1CELKK As KIGGfi. f1 I'ilHK pjtCKKBSl GOO HJI4 Ht JL Alum Salt. A Iso Lard screws and rork cleav ors in store aud for sale hy uec-j SAMUEL ORB. 25 DOZ. EXTRA BALTIMORE BROOMS the best iu tho market, at dec 1 4 COOK li LA NO LEY'S. JfPICHS.HITJ4t,' J.ll TljyJykMH' MS Tools received and for sale bv noc9 SAMUEL ORR. rm-.BK tJj'imBitjjvKj wotrt.n M. resiu-rtlully inform their friends and the iul lie generally, that they have removed their office and store to their new building ou Frst street, three i.s.rs ai.ove rum sixeer, near tnu foundry, whore they will be able to give more oi'ouint atteiitlou lo tlio or.Ii.rs of their customers. A laree lot of stoves will Isi sold out at retail, at wholesale prices, in order to close out tho crock. uco KRATZ A IIEILMAN. OIIRIST1AM aa.TZ WM. H KI1.M A MKRATZ & HEILMAN, CITY FOUNDRY I MAN UFAI5TUK KRS AND BIT! LDEUS OF STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, 8aw aud Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills. . Xlirasln'g Marhluci, dte. EVANSVILLE, IND. rgVlF. PROPRIETORS OF THE CITY FOt'NJl dry beg leave to inform their friends and the public iu gone.al, that they are prepared to do all kiuds of MACHINE AND FINISHING WOBK, and everything aps rtsliiiiig to the Foundry business. They are manufacturing Stitam Kkoisks am Hon.uts of any sixe and power required. Saw Mill Mac hinery nnd Mill Gearing of any size; Distillery and Mining Machinery, Tolwrco Screws, C.nnimiug Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills, Horsepowers, Com -she Iters, Machinery of all kinds made and repaired. Iron and Brass f'astingst . every deeirription, Iron Housefronts, Cellar GraUa J-a. ( VK.king and Heating Stoves of the latest Ink' prov.-d patterns ; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, Ao. BRKWEKS, DISTILLERS, RECTIFI ERS, Ac, Supplied with every description of Copper aud Sheet Iron Wotk, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators, Atteuiporators, Sirge, Stillheads and Worms on an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills, Yeast Jugs, Gins, Syphons, Ac; Copper, Lead and Iron 1'ipe; Copper, Brass aud Iron Pumps of every variety, for Veer, spirits, oil, Ac: Brans Cocks aud Valves, Steam Whistles, Ac. - Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work aud do repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper aud Sheet Irou Work, tc. OLD METALS BOUGHT. They are dealing iu and seilins Allen's Tmnroved Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pip aud Tu

ning, lllram nopKiiis' Hnproveil Moot Machine, Stephen Hughes' Flour Separators, German Bolting Cloth, Gum Einjtkt tolling, Packing, I1om, Ac., of the liest kiu.l; Tinplate, Shw.t Inn,, Block Tin, Pig Iron, Bal.it Metal, Ss-lter, Fire Briek. They iiave every facility of the beet Machinery ' and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to them, their individual attention, filling enters promptly, warranting their work, and are satisfied with reasonable prics. r Office mid Sale Rooms, No. CO Main street; Fouudi y, Boiler Yard and Machine Shop on Pin street, between First and Second streets, Evans. Ville, Indiana. dec? mpoT9 tj-t smms jit TiTir MM FOR CASH I 1 will offer and sell at Cost, for thirty days, my entire stork of Eastern made Boots and Mnswi, coiiimencing Saturday. December 17. 185'J. Now is the time to secure good bargains. Do not neglect this opportunity to buy good Boets and Shoos. J. K. DUICUKR, decl7d2w 35 Main street.