Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 106, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 December 1859 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, INP. THURSDAY HOUSING..- ....DECEMfiER 20

LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION: " TlisTpitESIDENT'S tlKSSAUH Whs delivered on Tuesday. Aa imperfect abstract was telegraphed on that evening, which we should have received but for the breaking of the line. Y expect to be able to give the full message to-morrow morning , therefore we shall not publish the abstract. If otr readers will exercise patience, they can see the whole thing soon. The President goes the whole hog in endorsing the right to take slaves into the territories under the Constitution, and in de daring that neither Congress nor the Tectorial LegislAture, nor any hqmjv power, has any power to annul or injj-ais this vested, right. The Slaie Ssntififl (Douglas paper can hardly believe its eyes when it reads this, and.phunly'intiuiates its design to "pitch in" to that portion of the message wlieu it see3 a true copy. A Timely Lesson. The action of iuo National Republican Committee, iu calling a National Convention i such terai3 as to include iu the invitation the Opposition generally, deserves to 1 considered and imitated by the Republican State Central Committee, in the calling of a Slate Convention. The councils of the Chairman of that Committee, and of many of his indiscreet advisers in the heavy Republican counties, are all directed to the personal end of a fVw of the ultra Republican leaders aa i? no other class of the Opposition hadaay right to be represented in the leading organization to be made iu our Stale the coming i;ir. They think that the straight-out Reliillicans coin peso the Opposition, and foroel that there is, in the Southern counties of Indiana, an immense mass of voters who are just as sincerely opposed to Lecomptoui.im and other villaiuies as the ultra Republicans are. It is high time, now on the eve of calling a State Convention of the opponent.) of the present Administration, to disabuse the mi mis of those mistaken gentlemen of the idea which seems to have run away with their good sense. The "Opposition," in this part of the State, is constituted similarly to the lVuple's Party of Pennsylvania, and the Opposition of New Jersey, who are invited, along with the Republicans, by the National Republican Committee, to attend and participate iu the Chicago Convention. TU parties, in the States named, are composed of all the opponents of the L-ecaiuplonisiu and corruption of the present Administration. They are made up of Republicans, Americans, Whigs, and Anti-Lecompton Democrats, and a more compact, effective party does not exist than those two. They have gained great victories, and ar8.."fl,'stined in future, we believe, to gain 'Others. The grandeur of the triumphs in Pennsylvania of the People's Party, the good use they have made of their victories, and the aoble stand taken by sueh men as HicWan, Hi3kin, Schwartz, and Forney against the Lccompton powers, is all couchisive evidence against Mr. Carbera oft-repeated argument that such a motley party can accomplish uo good, enduring purpose. The Opposition here is composed of individuals entertaining different shades of belief. They see that the only chance to de feat a compact buoy of Treasury-eaters, is to make a general ch:u go ' along the whole line " at them. They know that, if a siiiuul here aud there, without concert, be detached and sent out, they will be picked oil' by the well-disciplined veterans of the Administration at their leisure, aud that thus the pres ent corrupt dynasty will be perpetuated. Therefore, the Opiawition here are, willing to waive minor points of ditfertuce for the time, aud to co-operate with each other on the broad platform of opposition to the present Administration its tyranny, its corruption, its extravagance, aud its odious federalism. Let the persons who control the present organization of the Republican party call their Convention in such a way that the Opposition here may participate and throw their influence against the adoption ot triju dicious and extreme measures and men, aud Southwestern Indiana will tell a better sto rv iu 1SG0 thau ever told yet for the cause of political reform. 8fe2rTho telegraphic news Tuesday night. which we find iu the Indianapolis and St Louis papers of Wednesday morning (hav ing failed to iret it ourselves), was ot con siderable interest. The President's annual Message was presented. Iu the Senate, it whs read after bein objected to ty several Senators. The message was laid over till alter the holidays, when it is to le printed Tn the House it was laid on the table till the House effects an organization. In the House, after Mr. Smith, of Virginia, had finished a speech commenced the day before, sn effort was made by the Ieui ocraU, to elect a temporary Speaker for ten days, for the alleged purpose of voting the post office appropriations. The Republicans objected, unless John fcherman should b elected such temporary Speaker. The 2"2d ballot for Speaker was then taken, with the following result: Whole nuinlier of votes, 20S; necessary to a choice, J05. Sherman received 101; JScott, of California, 17; Houston 15; Gilmer 14; Hocoek 14; MeClay 12 ; scattering 35. ttMV-The Minnesota Legislature i.i pro gressing rapidly with lmsiuess, but the most important measures will be deferred until after the first Monday of January, when the new Administration will t inaugurated, aud the Legislating will have the benefit of Governor Ramsay's suggestions in regard to State policy.

with ran a i imixjiii j . New Year's Galls. Our suggestion yesI terday, looking to the observance of Saturday nest as thb day wtt which New Year's

calls should be inade, (New Year's day cbuilhg on Sabbath), has, it seems, "played hbb" with the arrangements of some of onr lady readers. They had made their arrangements for Monday, when lo! ihcJournal comes out, favoring Saturday, and spoils their calculations. Several of the aggrieved ladies have appointed a certain gentleman a committee of one, with full power to procure a change in the time of calling as suggested by the Journal, to Monday. We regret the tlileittiua in which we have placed that yostiou of the ladies favoring Monday, and can. only remedy the matter by secommending gentlemen to make their eall3 on Monday. We presume that is the ptoper day, as Saturday will be devoted to fitting the "young ones" out for New Year's, to baking, cleaning, and " fixing up'' generally. Resides, Saturday is the busiest day among the male population. Since writing the alwve, we learn that a number of ladies have their hearts set on the observance of Saturday, as the day for calling. We know of only one plan to solva this difficulty: let the "great principle sf popular sovereignty" rule; let each lady observe the day she prefers, and, in order to signify the fact of her house being open for visitors, she can hang on the dooj-kuob token of some kind say a blue ribbon-. In this way, caller3 may know whicl houses are and which are not open on the respec tive days, without being obliged to wait at the doors. There doesn't appear to be anv possibility of agreeing on any one day, so everybody, gentlemen aud ladies, will have to proceed according to their individual convenience. 15y following out the above pit. j, time will bo saved and embarrassment prevented. U. S. Sk.natoh Wilkinson-. The Chicago Democrat llitw describes the new United States Senator from Minnesota Morton S. Wilkinson elected recently to fill the va cancy caused by the expiration of General Shields' s term : The telegraph has already brought the news of the elwction of Morton S. Wilkin son, of I'due Karth county, by the Legislature of Minnesota, for the Senatorial tern commencing on the 4th of March last, and expiring oh thi! 4th of March, 1805. Mr. ilkinson is a Republican of the extreme Seward school. He has fine abilities, is a foicihle, speaker, and will make a valuable accession to tin Republican strength in the Senate. Mr. W. is an old resident of Minnesota, having emigrated from New York in 1 si4S anil is a trim friend tn the interests of Minnesota and the p. rest Northwest. He is about foi'ty-thrcej ears old - a popuior oratorof very dignilied and tuiiiiii; Hiding appearance, and will Ik regarded as one of the finest looking men in the Senate. In bight he stands somewhere letveen six feet and six feet six. lie is a bold, fearless Republican, and will prove himself eijual to any emergency that may arise. lIoitiiini.K Discovkiiy A Mas Uthied A 1.1 VK. Tim Albion MicL.) lleview says that a man by the name of George Sawyer died, &3 was supposed, in a spasm, some time last spring. He was buried alive. Not long since, some of his friends, wishing to remove his Iwxly, disinterred him. They found him lying on his face, his hand in his hair, with great hand fills torn out, and his grave clothes all torn to pieces. A law ought to be passed, requiring, under severe penalties, that bodies of persons supposed to be dead be kept until unmistakable signs of decomposition show themselves ; or if this is impracticable from the prevalence of any contagious disease, then, that some unerring test such as au incision into the ilesh, the amputation ot a little linger, or some other operation that would not prove fa'al in civse the subject lived be made by a physician, to ascertain with certainly that life is indeed extinct. We 1lieve tha,t taultitiulus of persons have lieen buried iilive through the unseemly haste with which bodies are harried to the grave. fifej" The bold and insolent threats of Disunion from Southern representatives in Congress, are likely to do more harm to themselves at home than to the Opposition at the North. The Southern Opposition and Independent newspapers are beginning to speak out boldly. The Richmond (Virginia) Xt , for example, says that if either Wise or lluuter can see the way to a nomination for the Presidency, we will hear no more threats of Disunion, and that no man of any sense believes that such an event as the dissolution of the Union is likely to happen. Says the yews : "He who professes to have deliberately weighed the consequences to Virginia alone of a dissolution of this Constitution viewed even in its consequences to Virginia, and her slave prxqwrty, and her other material interests, and professes to desire disunion, is a conceited simpleton, or an empty blockhead, or something worse than either. "Of all the States of this Union it is demonstrable, even as to her slave interests that there is no State i:i this Union that would gain so little and endure so much by disunion, as this glorious old State. Calm, deliberate, pains-taking and informed reflection, will satisfy any impartial mind that upon the theories we mean the commercial, financial; and manufacturing theories of that school who advocate disunion Virginia would find no place, have no interest, and possess no voice in a purely Southern confederacy." 8ter The Terre Haute Journal says that the Democracy of Cass county, the homo of United States Senator Fitch, held a convention on the 1 7 Ih Dec, at which there was a very large attendance. They endorsed the Cincinnati Platform, aud favored the nomination of Senator Douglas by the Charleston Convention. The Journal thinks this action by the fellow-citizens of Senator Fitch 11 quite significant." Jsjjf The reason we had no telegraphic news on Tuesday morning was that the telegraphers were taking Christmas the day liefore. The line whs down ' east of Viucennes," Tuesday, which prevented the reception of the dispatches for Wednesday morning's paper.

j 8- We passed through the Pork House; ! of Mr. Samtel Okk yesterday, and found i I his men busily engaged iu cutting up some fine hogs. Mr. Orr informs us that he will

not be able to get near his usual iiuantity of pork this season, but what he does take in, will be very good. L;ist week he re- . ceived several very line lots lrom Gibson ( county, including a lot from Mr. Jamks i Makclu, averaging 280 pounds net, one lot ; from Mr. Joseph Colk, averaging 202 pounds, aaid one from Mr. Samuel Ruuex, averaging 353 pounds. The largest hog was brought by Mr. Joseph Cole ; it weighed : 508 jiounds net. Mr. Orr is paying $G 00 per hundred for good hogs. Sew Location and Division op Brsi- j ness. It will be seen by referring to our : advertising columns, that the well-known and reliable house of George Fostkk & Co., corner of Locust street and the Canal, have divided their business and formed a new branch in the Wholesale. Grocery line, at their new four-story store, First street, be tween Main and Locust. The new concern j is to be carried on under the style of M. W. ! Fosteh & Co., and will supply customers with everything in their line at the lowest paying rates, for ensh or approved paper. They have recently purcluised in the Eastern cities, at cash rates, a, complete stock of goods usually kept by "Wholesale Grocers, and have received a cornsignmeut of sugar ! anil molasses direct froni the plantations. ' The firm, under the style of Geokgb Fos- j tku & Co., will continue, at the old stand, iu the Produce, Commission, Forwarding, and Salt Agency business. They are prepared to fill orders and wait ou customers to the entire satisfaction of the most exacting. gi Let it not be forgotten that Dr. Bovxtos is engaged by the Library Association for Tuesday and Thursday evenings of next week ; and as everybody will want to l.ear the distinguished lecturer, all other engagements and meetings should be postjioned for those eveuiugs, in order to give the fcjieaker the compliment of a large house, and the Library the patronage of a huge sale of tickets. fiSsalT We lifer our readers to the card of Mr. J. K. SiiAitri:, loot, shoe, and leather tiealer, -tc, doing business at Indianapolis. We are well acquainted with Mr. S., and know him to W. a straight-forward business iimsi. He keeps a very large slock. We are confident l hat persons in this line, will find it to their advantage to buy of him, when going away from home to purchase,, i5'"The Providence Journal thinks that Philadelphia will remember the time when the. Southern medical students left that city as IXacualion Day. From the manner iu which some of them havubcen mi.-.lcbaviiig themselves laleuy, that city is better oil" without them. Kk?y" The Terre Haute Journal says that T. D. Walpole, of Hancock county, is a candidate for nomination for the ollice of Attoniej'-Geiieral by the Democracy. JJjsii. The weather has c hanged from its late wintry condition to a na.-:ty cross 1'tween winter and spring. Persons who want to navigate, have to do like "Cousin Sally Dillard " just pitch in and wade right through." fiiJ An oil spring has lec!i discovered near New Libson, Ohio, on the land of Mrs. Doctor Potter, which is said to yield lrom live to eight gallons per day. Bri'" Mr. Kldriilge G. Pago, author of the Dow, Jr., patent sermons, committed suicide on the lih of Decemlx-r, iu California. DIED. On the 2Nth inst., 'Christian Sciimcck. aed 68 years. His funeral will take plate to-day (Taat ii) ), t 2 o'clock P. M.f from the residence of hn son, ou Sixth street, between Sycamore ami Vine. The friends of the family are respectfully iavilod to attend. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. lt rtlcr iu a ij I Maiiufiu'tiirer of BOOTS, SHOES, AND LEATHER. ALSO, DKAI Kt tt Tanm'TH Mil. Mw Fimlius, Taiint-rs aud CuiTifin' Th1i", Patent Leather, JMcuoco, hoe Thivad. Boot Wt'l, Ac, Ac. Cash paiLfor 1 1 hies hd1 JSliMp Mi inn. No. '! Kast Varilik;tH Street, ixlianupoliiS IutliauH. th?c2'.-:;ml&w 55 1-3 lM Mount-, half MnlnsHct, 'Jo lWIs OuhIhnI ius?tr. 1 htln PowtWrvri Saar, lo bbln irrnmibttel Just rHiivMl atiJ for nlo hy M. V. VOSTKli A . "O'OJ? A', jmm 9 vf 'S I air AViiiwr. Iicccivi p-r railroHit W. KOSTKU A CO. autt rivur, and tor taJe by tfl TMMCMljitl W Jec'Ji, II) HF. M w ticrc-a Kivc. For aalo hy il-c--. M. W. TOSTKK & f'l). 50 xitrteU hrauilM. "Ji haled Cotton Ilattiojr. 'Jn hales Cainth-wick. hiiiidle W'rapiont; Twin. Kortlhy M. "W. KnSTKIt A !. :m lx leaver ICaikins. :ut hxu M. II. ilo. :to half bin ilo. ;ui qr. lx- ih. 3 c:uk Pi lliM-a. ilo ilo in lox-!), 4 Jo Fifi, in lioxes drnnis, '.i hMrt new INirraiitn. AI(o Aliuotil, fut!4, 1,'itrow, llntea, Pie Frulta, Oysters, Sartlin. I-ohtei', mivetl Pickles, Oheikiufl, K'xtractH of Vanilla, Lemon, ilrune. anil Almond. For sal hy M. W. FOSTKU A g?i hk i-iLi 4 HUMS - BXS. f lXf JL t'rai'kera tor sale h .le.t M. V. FOSTER A ff.i. roit ii -ntna Kt ttoj m. mW Manilla, l!eni., ami Jute l!oe, of all Mize.s ; loll down BcdcorU.-. In storeaTnl foCKate h lie".-.' M. W. HiSTVMt .t I'O. tar ('aiulle, on atol 7h. tlo ih. For wiit- hy M. W. I'O.sTKk' X UK h H ox. hsJ' M 7ft h Tin, 1c, 1' Utlh lrf-alt4 Tin, h. itl i tr for fM.r hy M. V. KtST Kit A, i). M. H casti BHrmws' Ttlc.-v' iu taihlies, 4 -'Z. .t liMlltt'l's " Slut." " ' ;t Myrtle Bloom " i' " K. LMigl.n " 1 : :rlifs , iu ttiJ, hxd 1 tb It- lu uud 'J oz, ull rauWa t or sale io hy XI . W. FOSTEB Jb CO.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

II J -T E II -1 r, JOURNEYMAN CICAK WW Makers, at No. US Main street. Evansville, Indiana. F. FESDIUCH & BUOTHEKd. dcc:i-3 tE A ttM OJT HT-YV A N T E 17t H K W .W addreg.1 uf Good liook Agents, who will ti-:ivil for thirty dollar pr wionA, and expenses paid. S, i". i'JiKNCHjdr '.. Iec29-3t 11 Naswin strwt, New York. 4tT7 Mtlt WU'ji.V T TVJHJtiiii AS ft tnmitli? tent for circulars of three new (i'eat liookd all of which will Bell like hot cakes, and rannot tie tionght In looktores. If yon c:iu't make Si adayouttiese three ljok, dnu't trv anv others. K. F. LLOYD, dec2'.l-:srd l'ublisher. Philadelphia, Ta. V.yiHtiKH JVST UKVMitVJiO 10 saddles etu'ice Veuiison, 5 whole Deer, 2T rireswed Turkeys, 111 doz dressed Chickens, l.W dost fresh Ejrgs, 275 tl.-t choice Koll Butter. For sale hy - chas. w. Johnston, de- Posey'e Block, Main street. loo I.uhJi Kar Corn, . lo tons Bran. Jiwt received and for sale by CH AS. MoJoHNSTON, ilergt Posey's Block, Main street. TUKL AST MORNING OF 1859. Jt vilh- have engaged the "Indiana Brass Band" for next Satnrday, the last-day of 1n.",9, to play from the lx-inuinf tilldoso of market. Thecitizens are respectfully invited to attend. dcciiT-ttd Bl ttUEKSOir EVANSVILLE. jK hue KiK-kaway Bnijsy nearly new aud perectly sound, that cost originally $"0. Also a eott of line Silver-nioniited Harness, nearly new, wortli i'i'i. If not sold at private sale lwloro Wednesday lnornins at '0 o'clock, they will be sold then at pitMic auetion Good negotiable paper at CO dayu will Is taken. Call and examine them. dec-27 il. XfcLSON & CO. Eaqnircr copy. tW V K1L wan loat some whore on Chestnut or Locust Ktieet, about the 8l)i of December. Any one tiioliiiC the aliote, aud returning it to the owner, at J. II. Mahee E Co. 'a, will receive the aliove rart'. doc27-lw LAND FOti SALE. HiO acres tlie n w qr sec 7, town 2, raiite 8 vetit. 1W io a e qr sec 29, town 2, raui;e -vent. IK0 lo a w qr sec 2i, town 2, range i) vent. I'll do a e qr hcc .11, town ' racire 9 t. Ill-" tlo nttn e qr acc 2i, town 2, range 10 went. Hid ilo ii w qr wc 11, town 3, range 1(1 west , lii'l ih a w qr see 23, town 3, range 10 west. KM) do n e qr sec 2)i, towd 3, range 10 It, ii iio li e qr sec 24, town 3. range 7 1t;o do a e qr sec 24, twn 3, range 7 ltio do s w qr sec 24, town 3, raiKe 7 The li'reoiug tracts will le sold ou litM-ral terms. Titles are nerfect, Knquire ait the KKAL KSTATK AGEXCV, Ou Third street, between Main and Sycamore, in Wheeler's ItuiMing. VM. II. WALKKU, lM-al Estate A gt. .M- !t IjoIm in l.ama&co, west of Pigeni I 'reek IhiIm ill f.auiasco, e:wt of Pigmtn Clvek. ljot iu the Fistcru Knl't of Kvausville. I.ot.s in tin- Southern do do Lots iu llruy h do do l.ols iu the 4th do do Lot in the Jhiuation do do Apply io the underaigned Ollice iu Wheeler's building. Third street, opposite the Court House. WILLIAM H. WALK Kit. .I.-.-I Kel Estate Agent. p J 1 1T "jt i: M Mi H 0 f MMJVI JS'MiJ H .t.SM.Hvile, lor sale by VMLLI AM M." W ALKER, Keal Estate Agent, ib-JI Thiil afreet, opp. the Court House. jm 1TM -t t .1 JJVlt i 4 , Mt 1J"J Tl 0.V ji 4 Knlai gemeut, ou iiu- Hasio of the Canal, Hsn xhii h is a lie w and tb Lest t'attal Wharf iu kvaiWMlle, l..r sale or lease. Apply to tt'lUJill II. WALKFK, .hi-2-rt.w:iiii Land Agent. Uak l-e JS' ! ' UTJf KIT., exleuding to t'le C-aital, Ailll awharrou the I.hiii of the Ihii.U of atn ellty-live fet. Isiog the iu;st desiisble b s-af ion lor matitifa'-'uri itg pu; -poies iu Kaiisvihe, for s:ib or lease Apply to WILA1A.M II. WAl.KKC, decJl Heal Estate Agent. S9 tUlH. i'.H HRHS, .1 TTKJST .'! if We are prepared lo receive Pork ill bulk at I he K.-iilroad lvpot, I'ainrl, or river, in any way h-sircd, iii the neatest and best manner for shipment. Pjo k:eres auil Salt furnished at the lowest mts. Iletiiii s!i-uts l.r the llaltiuioie t Ohio Itailroad I 'ompan , e are prepared to give shipcr Kast advatitagi-s luwhere else to lie foliilil. AppliOAliou ln:4ile al Hie i oi lier of Locust street and llo-t'nn il, will be promptly attended to. dec-j:! i;ko. fustki: & Co. WXTi Mi7l.-H MiUfT MKfii JW A iter Citital this day, forsalebv de j GEO. FOSTER CO. jf" f I V.V ' H.I US -l.VI bales extra large and ri.ediiim, 2'a hit-hela. 1(MI lullldles llTllble Ollllllies, 4 bush. AN. to Hrrive 7S bales extra large f- doidde liiioiiy l'.a-TM, the In'st article ever brought bar this market, for sale by GEO. FOSTKU & CO., ib Jl Corner Locust and the Canal. m it.nijy-isTUJTuitH jroTiVK. '- G'JL. The undersigned haa been apjMiiuted Adminisir:ttrix ftf the estate of George Iloag, deceased. The estate is siiiioaed to be solvent. k-J4-3tw CATIIF.KINF. JI0AG, Adiu'x. flKl.l-V.UY ! CELLEKY 1 40 IMZ. CHOICE ivlti-ty f.-t-iv.-tl from Cincinnati ts-r Atl.ine. Expl'-s :tl the KurekA ISitKiuir of d.ci'. COOK LANCLEV. 11 ' lint t'HIUSTi'. AS. liressed Chickei s, liresse! Turkevs, Dressed tieesi'. Venison, Ac. 4t-c, at COOK & LANIJLEV'S. in o I! Mi TH I Of all kinds, f..r hhIu cheap at Jt YICKE1SV I5KOS., de.-A( J Main street and 2 Water street. wW7(7ltf JBX THAH H'EETPOTATJES, KW 2" bush extra Turnips, ' bushels Parsnips, Ac , .(r. For ale at the El KEKA BAZAAR. IMPORTANT TO TDK SICK. 'rU. K. FBf E.VPI T.SC, UEKMAN ASl JJr American Eclectic Physician, having established au olrice in this place, resectfully calls the attention of the public that he cures external uud internal diseases or iuveteiate evils of any kind in the inos iipproved in:Hiner, 'herever a cure hi postbl.-. Or. E. oit. rs to discover and judge every inward disease by examining the pulse or the water. Oftii', sycamore street, bet ween Third and Fourth. - novl-lnd&w yCAi'AKs 2. s;icks B. W. Flour, 2" do7.cn shaker Brooms, 4 bids Onions. 1 bid Cranberries, 2 doz jars blanily Peaches, 2oO lbs Shaker Butier, 10 dressed Turkevs. lust received at . PARTNER CALDWELL'S. "OI K MUSICAL FRIEND," A ltare IVimpanion for tha Winter Minths. Every Pianist, Eveiy Singer, Every Teacher, Every Pupil, Every Amateur, Q fV I r 1 1 rMH.uiil prsture inis wtsiti.v i e IWil cation of Visual and Pianoforte M nsic, costing but Hi . KNTS a nlllnIst, and pronounced ly the, entire Press of the Country, "THE BEST AND CHE PKST WORK OF THE KIND IX THE WORLD." Twelve full-sized Pages of vis-al and : o s CIO S I I W ii. Pianoforte Music nil kou ,o M Yearly 9 ' Half-yearly " luarterly 1 545 Subscril to "luir Musical Frieud," or onhtr it from the nearest i f O I , HI JlPWWirHKT, Will J"" win ' jjlrT-fA sic enough for your entire family al mW all iusiguilicant cost; and if you want Music for the Flute, Violin, Car net, tlari"net, Accordeon, Ac, Ac, sula;ribe for the 4kSd Mehslist.' issued semi-moiithly, contaiuiug al-ei twelve pages. Jrice, lo cents oer uuuitter ; 8 z ; yeai ; SI 2.'. six months. Published and for sale by C. B. SKYMOUK CO., lo7 Wassau street. New York. dec23 .lAk hchhels coitx. 9 W i bushels Bran, bushels ScrauiiitrH. for Hth- hv ViHK A LANG LEV. t - CriKISTMAS IMIKSRNTS. Ur E HA VE CARHFI LL V SELECTED OI K 'hiliireii-j Botfc-tt HJifi oii.e of iUfi iiiirt st,trin!Mlit 1h-h1 an. I ilhiii ral lUn.krt, jnst iuhltheil. 'H mol k iti.m l-lor 3 ou I n v el h'it, a. ws oft r them at AV,- ! pt IBK1 I 4 H N Y NiTON . w tM-Jieil a hoi it In n I he IVnirie, ainl t It- rl.i i;, aiot li etiil p-r fti. Nw in the lino . ul V U K KK V ItKo'CH KRS, Ih;'J: No. 8 Water strert ami Mam t. I f- TRUANTS, kAlSfNS, GKEKX j 1J Appler-j, Citron, Jr., at VICKERY BROS , er.i;. 2Ti. e M'ater street aud 82 Main st.

MISCELLANEOUS.

flMliElt ! ClUJEH ! CJItMSH .'2 lSBLij S extra fine at T. KEDMOND'S, dccl23 - j, Posey's Block, Main street. A3 Kaisius and l ui ranui. - Figi, Dried Apples, and Dried reaches, 21 bids Green A.pples, 1U0 bushels Ear Corn, 2(Klnisliel3 of them el T.i Pink Eye Potatoes. .Tost received at . T. "REDMOND'S. de.'2:i t Posey's Blocs, Main strict. BiiECKENRIDGE COAL OIL.- - I V Agents for tho sale of the Breckenridge Coal Oils, pare aud hiuuIh Iterated, and will sell hy the barrel or half barrel, at factor prices, freight aud drayage added. It is the most economical light known costing less than oii-lmlf vnt per how. HOItXBitOOK & CO., dec 23 Water at reet, Evansville, lnd. FItESII CIDKU. JL moved into the rom on W"uter street, lately ca-cupted by Mr. ltischotf, "Is engaged in maniificturing Sweet Cider t'very ilay. Ladis desiring that article for mince pies, or other culiuary iut looses, should give him a c4t!l. dec22-lwd JOHN F. GRILL. Jrt Cost. TgWJlV'SJSU COME TO THE CO.VJLM. elusion to sell out, we now oiler our entire stock of Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silver Plated Ware Ac, AT COST, and will sell all without reerve. This is a rare chance to buy warranted Watches and Jewelry for Christmas presents, AT COST, and ail are respectfully invited to give us a call, aud satisfy themselves cf the lact. ItlTTliOLFF llliOS., , dec22 4S 3!aiu sc., bet. First and Second. gHHMSTMJ S tO.riM.VfJ. -AS Til IS is the time tor uiince pies, the Ladies are informed that they can get Ground Maces, and all the Spices pure, aud a goodarticle of Catawba Prandy, expressly for cooking purposes, at WM.il. 1. STOHnAltll'S, dec2 17 Main street. E WAT TMt j CTMoJiS .MT TMt E WW Old Pioneer Family Grocery of II. COOK. Something for the Holidays 111 Deer Saddles (nice)", 3'MI lbs dressed fat Chickens and Geesv, Fresh Oysters mceived daily, 1 bbl Pickled Salmon, 511 lbs Sap Sago Cheese, li eases Sardines, whole, hf, and qr bxs, 2 cases fresh cammed Lobsters, 2 " " Cove Oysters, 1 case " canned la-kerel, 1 " " ' Shad, 2 doz bottles superior Olive Oil. Worcestershire Sauce, iu gallon jugs, qts., pts., and hf pints, Soho-Sance, John Bull and other Sauces, . 11) lavxes Layer Kaisins, 1 bbl Currants, 2 bxs Citron, U bxs Maccaroui aud Ycruiicelli, I bbl German Prunes, I for Puddings, 1 bid dried Cherries j" Pies if-Sauces. Farina, Pearl Barley, Corn Standi, Pickled Salmon, M;i kerel. In short everything to be be found tit a wcil assorted Family -Grocery. dec22 K Mi ft MM Jl Mt H M !. M, -1 T r. MM. JL COOK'S Pioneer Family Gri-rj 2 bids extra Mess Pork, 2 " " . Leal Lard, 4 firkins extra Cotdcu Puller. ft lbs extra Koll ltutier, I bid German Prun (extra), 2o sacks choii-e Family Flour, 12 doy. jars assorted Pickles, 4 die jars assorted Pie Fruits, 4 dov. jars id" Jellies, 12 do choice canned Peaches, 2d hxschoireW. K. A E. l. Cheese, fiO txs Pineapple Cbeese. dc"J2 g-ioMIi ME.'S! NEW LOT OF 1IAWW.PT son, Warreu t Hytie's tip top tb.ld Pens, just recived am for sale cliesp bv BITTKOl.FF BkOS, iiov 22 4s Main at reet. JOHN IVIKTSOM, MAMIAtlLkkB o STATIONARY AND POHTAULE STEAM ENGINES J3 O I L E XI S Corner l.eet ami Water Streets, Emunrltl Mnrtiana c, rk at Chance nut r.. iu; a ixs. WKTEHMMJVEM JX'OT TO HE .- dersold by tiHti oe, and iu order to redliet onr tireseet hraru 1t k or lh-M i. !. ,1-e., vt will sell from this date up lo the lirst ot Febroary INIKI, at SUCH It EDUCED PRICES as to astonish the natives aud everylssly else. Call quick at No. .';( Main strwt. d.t li; UOSER BROS. f- Co. rmvcKinrE.MT em. o v a mmom Jt-M miny in inantities tosuit piw hasers. by LADIKS; ATTKNTiOV! ,WLT, LAIUF.S WHO WISH TO I'll ES Kit VK Ji tlioir lu-altli, wilMiii'l a preHc-rvative at ; ticoiil streHt, iu the Hhape of a vi-ry lino oitalil y of thicK-st-k'J Murooco, Kkl, an! Calf Heel Hoots; a lary: lot of Mih.soh ;iiol C hiMrnu s Ilots, at rtiucrd prices. Alao au extra ht of lasting i f -! iHitTH, thicK Mni vs. No trouHe to hliuw fjailies. come ami juiiirc for j'onrwlvcfs I am tictvrlninetl to sell chonp aul shoes. Looii. to vour own iuttfivrttf. You save moiiej' hy haying chU Jiotiie-Hiade hhoeH. tJuni IJoutb, Huhhers, iluil.ilo MiOiS, rSandulld, aud other slyhn of Ovt-r 1hm. johx k.tir, iltH-ri Ko.8Scoiiil st., Kvauwvili, Intl. K A TFS A A' U S L El 'S Skate.-, fur men and hoyts 24 lanry Sh-ds, 24 strines Sleigh Belle. Jut received hv GKO. S. SON XT AG. CllYuSTM AS 18 Ci .M I SO ! JK. purrliaje- Iiiee pi--litT tll do well tt r:dl at S. IIKALY'S, wherethey will rind a nice aaiortuient of ChritinaH and Now Year ThxikH, from f centi to $15. Also Writing (!asi-ri- and Work Boxes from ?2 50 to g2-S. Be ur to call hefore von hiiy. dee22 J. HKAhY. JL Kruil, and Pickle dvpart?neut of the Kun-ka Bazaar is ow full and complete. COOK J- LANOLKY onVr at prieH a low aa fatniliei can put up theuinelvf , and are ex Ira iu quality. 2U h.z aK- rl-l Tie, Kruit, 'hrrieri. Currants, IhtiuaoriH, I'hiiii, e. 10 iimz natural Km it in G1uh IViwImh, Straw - Iterrien, and Bears. 21) do. atortd Brnne in quart tflasrf Piuiiih, Cherries. QninrH, Pineapple, StrawU-rrit-s, Bea-he Pear, fv., J-r V do, ajteort d l're?i lea, iu hf seal. Jrlaes ja,r, same as ts. 3 do. Brandy Cherrin. 2 " " Peaehei. 3 asa'd Jelti-a Pf a h, htrau lerry,. and Currant qts. 3 do. a.corted JellitK Pea. h, SirawlAerry, and Curraut pta. 3 doz. aaaoi tl Jt-Uiea Pt-ach, Stiaw lei ry , aod Curraut- hf pta. ft ih7. qt ran flenh Pt-ai lies, extra. li ' stran U-i rtea, extra. t; " ' Tontalra-b. , li : 3 pt cans " " ;i qt cans Gn-eu Corn, :j " Ureeii Poan, 44 2f :ir.-urt d Pl kle t-':tlh.li, Iial f f -l qo.al't aud tiut jam. extra Pieklen, hy the dozen or hundred. Intheahove. a-Mortiueut rail he found all that the epiruia may want, and at pi i-e.-i Uw. veiy low, and .pialily miexeetled, at the Kun-fca B r:iar of CtMK A LANtil.KY. m m Mil J7sT H f,". O i TWW er of iHigiierreofyfxs, Auihrotyp, and Jkf laiuotH Slmk, and reiMTal nvnt for Photouraphie materi;iH. all ot which ar. ofi.-ied at iediued prices at 17 MAIN sTKKKT. JL Kiit just received at dci COOK JL L.A NT.EYS.

MISCELLANEOUS.

JTUME ! tf.1ME ."- J ejhx, - Jl WJf constant supply of linc,6it Venison Saddles, Quails, Kabhits, Sqnirrels, &c Those wantio for thomsclves or for their jiartfcular frfcnds, call aud buyof CHAS. McJOUNSTON, dec2il Posey's Block, Main at. "j COT C H jE Jl.VMt I.U.VIt OJ' & l'OUTER, Ac . 2 casks jds Younger Son's Scotch Ale, 2 " qts Bark lev ,fc I'ei kin' 1'oi ter, 1 hasket HeidsickCliamiaKiii' 'i'". 1 " " " ids. Ail Kuiiuiiie, unj for le low at decJl COOK Jt LA X; LEY'S. II- y. WHF.F.I.KR ASA. 1 (sLUHA&T. WHEELER & IGLEHART, MTTOHJ'E'S JT M,M W, UE.VER9 .M- al Colloctioa and Keal Estato Agency. Ollice on Third atrcct, oi'osite the Court llonstr. Enquirer copy. ui itE jpJisTE, mcem'mTmoss t'andy, Howe'4 Conh Candy, anil a niimher of other pleasant nilies for Cotiirhs oftent imt.sj Isdter than the more exiw-nsive and nauseating medicines, at 17 MAIN STUEET. "VfilT H ECETt'EMM A iKKSlI LOT OK WJf Wiiulsor k Newton's superior Tnlie Points, together with a fine assortment of Tint, Pofpv, and rryi:iif Oils, at VM. II. V. STOIiDAKH'S, iea2 17 Main street. "Jm sttEM iti,i cLvom opsV the wJL Christmas Hop of the above Club will take placw to-morrow (Friday) Eveuin. The Xevv Year Hop on Eriday week, The :ioth inst. Mecihers will pleiise cull on the Treasurer for their tit keM. jr em o rj,e-i)E. e. ki n r.NPrtscir lias removed to Sycamore street, Is'twecn Third and Fourth sts. dec'J-1 wd..v Insurance and Real Estate 3-iE3:Krcrx KVANSV1JLK. INL. t for the following reponi'le Insula nee. Colli" pa uient : Nkw York Sem'uitv Capital....- S.VHJ,OHf Kisiii Si m 2h,0!o lMIANAP)Llt lriO,l1H Eaolk Inm-uam k C-o., CiHciitnari :ioo,(KK( We also have, home valtl.thle rejil e.stato for xW on reasoiiahle ternid and fair prison. 5 Lots on Gum utroet, U't. Third A fourth, frit acre of the Major Wai uer tar in, ou laitroad, 6 miles from Kvansville. A farm of 170 acre in Green county, lnd. harn, well, citeru, house, Mtock scale, atorr house, oun orchard, ,x. 2HJ acres iu Green comity 12u of whirh is prairie ; halaice timlter eiht acres iu cultivation. Price -7 on per acre. Terms SJ:H) cadi dtwn ; hala ore in 1,2, and H years. A larni of acres, 12 miles northwest tf Vincennes. tioixl improveuietitst nhont fifty ncres fenced. Price gl,t,t0; one-loiirtli cash ; haiauce iu 1, 2, and CI years. A fnrm of 22( acres, H tnileii e;ist of flak Station. Good frame hoH ami atiout UNiacn-r leiiceil. lri,-e 10 per aero. Om-fourth ilowu; liiilauce iu I, li, and :t years. 4K acre? near Tayloivtvillc, lnd., on liUral prices and terms. A farm near Linlou, Grc'n county, lnd. Price 1" 1t acre. Wry desirahle 1 j, ami acre lots, on NVwhui ih road, nar Weav r' Garden. 11 BrieK Houses on Set 4md stret't, hetweeu Chestnut and Cherry streetM. !." arivs m'ar Slt M'eM lein part d" the Xitehel traet on liht-ral terms. li hlocks in Uinaw'ik, ImIow thcre.-k. 4t acres adjoining Frank Allen's hu m., hm iiii; stone iiary on it. Im Wt on Second utreet, near ,lnd Haker's residt'liee. A farm of f:t acns iu hower liaymi. Mixsouri and Iowa lauds to tudi or et )iane for property in Indiana. Some vt'ty valualde land near Mattoon, Illinois, forsah-. K. II HA KIN, dfcir Itt.-mt auce and Ual Kstrtte A't. 4 r.f TKfB KJ 'T t Til K A i MS of the SwruiT v hscawi'K Company, .-toU r a.-s:ts. Ca-.li ou hand Jf r.i.M 4 ' i .eh in t'ont im-ntul Uank, aaitiiu In-Vesl-Micut ,r..'l 0". tash iu U-iiik oiiiuion';iltli 1 ' 7 47 Total... j-'O.I ''7 c6 UanU 'imiitert-( A ni'ii tlx . I'auk It.uik New York li'k N. America loo 14 'Jll shs par vnl. 5r :1,.Vm oi th 'lJ.nA T'-miMrary T.oans Pec u red hy ll.oos ' . S. CoitHiu Bonds nud shares l!e-mli!te l'ii f I nsi.ranet- Cinip:my 1.J.;.(K100 P'Olids ami ftlorft!; In iie- iiisl Jon, Ac 1or.,l..lMHl Pit iitjiiins iiurollfett'd '.t,-d o A' rui-d Ins. m loids aud iM .trt'tixes V Temporary Loans H,7.l 7'. Uiilant f tho lrom Agents : Total c H.K'il Ml Cnplt:tl Sloek if.OO.thNt OC Surplus 4I,M1 S -.--ff.91 M No Liahilities. JOSKPII WALKKU, Pr s't K. L. IIa voock, Secretary. STATK OP NEW YOitK, CI T Y t'Ul'NTY OK NKW Yo KK. ) ' ' Personally apared hefore me ihis ''th tlay of Noveinler, A. J. ISM, .loseph M'alker. Presid'Tit, and Richard L. Maydmk, Ss:retary, of the Security Kite Insurance Company, of the City of New York, and severally tttfirmed that the v ithin statement hy them suhsrriN'! ib correct and tine to the U-st ot their kuoule'hru and helief. TIloS. L. TIIOIiNK.LL, Conuiiis-iioner for the Shite of Indiana, in New York. This Company has complied with the law ot Indiana i I'lieet nioLC 1 nsitra nee C. uipuii ies. nml is prepared to take risks in the City of Kvausville unit Vanderhin xli county, Iml K. 11. SAPIN A-eni, decln .7 Main sto-i t. JMjy-lt IIPTTEU. SU -J' i doz It .Tdi Km; li.Mll.s choice Koll hlltter. Just recidved and lor sale lv CI1 A S.M i JOIINSTI I , dec'2ll Pohcv'n JlliH-k, M:tin Ht. Family Groceries. CaldLwollAO. 1, FUtsV 57, h'ET. MAIS' ,OC',s ''. -B3L ceive regularly during thy coming winter and spring, u choice artuleof SHAKE!! TAIil.E HVTTEIi. Aho Poultry, Krtr, Vcfretahh-H, I'ried Fnutt liommiuy, 1 aiis. Split iYhn, Leaf Lard A.c. FLol h AS' It MEAL. Mystickof stapln and fancy -Tocuik-s is htfir and complete. Give l'rrtur a fall. fN. B. Go(m!s delivered to any part of the city free of charge. dee rE ttK rMHJf: EH 11 itOCJtH I AG A 1 X -m. in the held forthe Holidays! Jut recti ved, i't 1mxcs extra cntliit t.'h- s ; tirkins choice Got lien liuttor ; 4 hhls clndce Leaf Lani ; 1 c;ok Clear Sides ; 4 CMk Shoulders ; i hhM Golden Syrup ; to hhls powdereJ and cruhed Sugars ; 1 hhl (ranlKrries ; 2" sacks extra Pennsylvania Jim k wheat Klenr, and also a supply of Fancy Gro-eriei, hh Ii as Pickles, Preserves, Jellies, Pie Krnit, Woreestet r-h i re and other sauces, 'aimed Kroit, i 'aimed reli Mackerel atol Shad, Cove Oysters, etc. dee: Vyii:Ki von: cows TONS OF HK A N JB. and Shorts, fcr sale iu tjiiatitities t niit pnre.naser, ami iieiivereu in any part of thf-'Citv tree of char-e, hy t llAS. Mc.lOHNMON. dec 14 Posey's Block. Main street. 'f 1HJ JH JK KHg KS V R Vt KWIi MZ.MT -J FLO I U Freili and uiee, at VICKKItV BROS., dHli: 8 Water st reel and c Main street. KS W10OI-&-i WS, l' douaxes ; In do wood -saws ; ii-" do shovel, toiej and forka; ilo meui-cul trs ; '.Ut io hutcher knives ; do hutcher saws : on han.l and for Palo hy J. ST K A TJit A Sn, uce i tl Matsi stret. CENTRE OF ATTRACTION" AT THR LITTLE MAN & CO.'S ! ! zffJV ti I ft it I B 4 it I T .VO - U4M. vidint? thenisdTes with tlo iieeetsarieH cf lite. conitort, it is, Ac, it is well to know that S. KMBICII d- CO., Ni. 4'.l Mam street, have received the greater part of their stm-k ot IomIs lute! y, which wei- iHiittM at 1'anic Fnces, ami winch thev ar ' selling off very cheap. Ca'l and uv- them no trtuldM to show goods . de-ti j . LAUliK UKIl'CTIo.S "! W.V M KMCEN OE MEJT.CI'TTEMtS m and I'Mleut I'roKS-l.'ut ta ut .h-te-oh .stkuut- A I .SonV, li Alain tttre4.t: j No. I Meiit-'iillni, worth 8J.(Mi, sellinir ,,t M 71. I . - d do 2.U, do 2.1 I No. :; ilo do r: on. .;. ' u No. 4 ilo do Coo. do : : . Tutlle K 1'utetil t ro- i ol Sawn, worth i I. selling at siv Nr foot JAioll.sTItU HAmi.N, I dei l" 71 Slitiu Htieet. ! ,,-1 - ! U ItJIUtt. ..' t'J TH- : Mi T ;, fit VSlll.l ASli SfUtlF.I- Evuiet-v.-de. lnd.. 1oa reiuoveil hir ..nice to North Tlniil j ll I'eet. tleiir Mnili,oel Lt.lLi I Ac l .lei'o l.nw I1 ' SO Mim,n t i t:f40ii-MJ'tt laud Brirrcd-i to cell at half uri e are uiw and pert. tly sweet aud tresh, at Z. Ii COOK'S.

MlSCEIJNfOUS.

T9EV IM..MH WEEMiMs 1 JL, I'ACKETSJ Tho tiub liyht w.iiijsn .S-U'J draught steamer ' . J. II. Dono. LEWIS 1AIKS 4iwter m. M. I.isr, Cleik. Leaves Evandville ou S;itnrdnyst nt 1 o'clock. Loaves ITiilrfoiivillt on "WeducwUvM, at l-o'clock. s i-i: t: ii. c m rtiisT, UEUAIHUTY, SAEETY. i ISLrtto Sarcliot, JOHN Mi CLAl .V. .. TMn'tet Tito. lirsorcuKT... i Cleric. Leaves Evaysvilld on Wednpwlay at V o'clocK. " Leaves Hntsonville (hi Saturda)8, ut YZ o'oloctt. These two hor.ts w ill run retr'ilarly during the nt-ason, I'ouuectiu at Iluwoiiville with th Hutsonville, Terre Haute, aud Lafayette I'uctet, MASOMC GEM. freight and rai'.ineis receii'ted tli n.HR 1. to all Ioint. PussiBrrrs and Shi "lid's tuny rely upon the ri pularitT of thesi' lioatr. All orders nnd linnim rttIrnstiil to them will lie iirein(.tly attended to. OttUtKJSMM HMt'EM. TMME -Ml splendid lurhf. draught 'I s II 1 &Tf" I ter, u...i---CI II Hv, S?:ttiN M&xtel yard. Clerk, will leave for all pointx on th Wuharih river below Eugene this day. -2uth iimt. For fi-eii;ht or paiiKe, apply ou board. ihvj(l-l I gyOH SOUTH 4.MttMOi;TO.V fit ihivii mvm ti... in tm JJ-M elegant pn-enger steamer Ml'H Jfer'J HE EAVES!. McloN.vi.i., blaster, will make l-enlar ticmi-weekly trips tff South Carrolton nnd Tond River, lenviiifr on Tiles days and Fridays. r or lreipht or passage, apply on lioard. deyitf 11 1 i'JJ'SlULM.Et EjMMWCMH, JlJ'i A t:AlllO KEliULAK l'ASSEMGEK l'.l At KET, l.llllikh X HOW J'.a, l'F.XTKE, t Master, leaves Kvuii&villc Tues day aud r riday, at 12 o eliKk.i M., arriving at Iulucah at ti o'clock, A. M., Cairo at 1J o'clock, Al., Wednesday an J Saturday, lietuvuiiiK, leaves Cairo e,ery Veiluesduy and Saturday, at 7o'chH.k, 1. M., and Taducuh every Thum. day aud Sunday, at 9 o'clock, A. M., connecting at Evansviilo with tht Evansville and Crawford. vilto It. U., and 1'ackeU lor Greea Kiver. AIms con nectint; at Siuithlitiid with Cumberland Kiver Tackets ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans aud U Louis Packets. Tickets can be obtained ou board the boat for all Eantcru ('ties. Sepri-t PI V'J JVS f'Ml.M.E .lJyrMMM'liMD UCJ MM Jt-d PACK KV ' he steamer SI L- .ih,jjul VEIt ST A it. Kowler, master, -T'f".Tf-leaves Evansville every Monday, atSiAtiSS Wdties,ay, and Friday, at o'clock M. Leave Paducah every Tuesday, ThnrstlHy, and Siituiilnv, at '.i o'clock A. M. Connecting at kvausville with the Evansville and Crawfonlsvillo ltailroad fir all pHiiuts North ami East, with packets for Louisville tirei'ii, and W ahash rivers. At Paditcah with iiack ets for Si. Louis, New Orleans, ami the Haily Mail boat loi Cairo, Nashville, and Teuuessea river. lrv stoics irtoiiptly attended, aud charges for freight aud paKa;e, saine as charged by the regular jiacket. Ttiiouh bills of l:Ldiii t"iven to New Orleans and all points ou tho Tcnucase) and CiinilaTlalid rivers ailtlN William V. Ticvou and Charh-s Kokvood - Attachment iicndini; Ihi- ! foretl. W. Me Ki idc, city v.-. Ceconler, aud ex-olhcio Ad-dphiis Ilahn. .1. P. of Evausvilh. rgJMI E It M: E E.' Mt .1 J T I J T Ml E m aline entitled cause uill take notice that iu I lie otliee of William 4 'hidsey . Es., No. till, Wnt rth Klivel. iu the city of Cincinnati, Hamilton county, uliio, between the hours of !i o'clis k A. M . and 4 o'clock P. M., of the "'.d day of lleceiuber , A. U. l;'a, the pliiitititt's will proceed to take the deposition ot" sundry itneseea, to be read in evidence on the trial of the aUive entitled cans, and the examinat ion will te ailjonrueil from dsy lo day thereafter, till the taking thereof is completed. H. O. W II Ki t, Kit, hil' Atfy for plauditls. BY STATE AUTHORITY. INCREASE OE CASH CAPITAL ! FIKE IN'SITJANCK KXCLT'.SI VELY ! ! CllAllTF.il TJcRI'ETUAL. Cash Capital, -. - s 100,000. Cash Assets, - .$517,712 :iG S. L. LOOMIS, rivsidonl. II. K i:i.;,oi,.., ,Noi rctary. liranrh Oiier, :; ,- .'! ! tl". '.il at., OinrinnaH. M. At Am li., i;ei:i:al auest. iri' A'.'ents in all ih- principal Cities and Towns "f th I'niou. i a Losses Promptly Paid ! Applications received. Policies issued and renewed, ami all husiness pertaining to this aen ey pr'siiijitltf atteudiMl to hv lOIlV VV. NKXS K, Ap ut. tJ' tlice with Ir. ilray, over Adanu Kxpress Company. decl.r NOTICE TO TA X ' fAY Kits.' rwwiK Ti.ni; ixiJi a w thk rajnA moii Miiiril tor the payment l taxe cine to the eity having epiieiluu the ..th llist., C.c nii-ler--iL,ned ill proceed, in PuiKitaiiro ot the CI at tei j and tfrdiaaiice- id' the City to distrain and m il the K''N aii'l cuamc-j ot alt jtersoiiH who are tu arreal s r taxe.s on pet wona!.-., pclLs, and doirt-, uu Ies su1 h taxetf aie paid immrdhitcl v. j tie 'I'l-iwu i-. k n m i i tvt uy oiieeior. i Is ? t y y j H IIOOFLAKD'S de l't-1 wd j GERMAN MEDICINES! TMK i;kkat j S TA X J) A U i) R E M E I I E S ! ol the present ne, have acquired their frrent "'pj ularity only tlinitL'h years of trial. I'nhoiiiidi ed mititai tioii Is rendere.! hy them in all j CUM '8. i IinrFLA7 ; a e : m a x hitters t Wil l, I'dMTIVri.Y t'I'KR Liter Complain t , lyjH'psi;t, Jaundice:, Nervoiia . I l'ility, inea..ri of the Kidney, Hiid all disease ! al isioj; trotii a dinonh red liver, or wejikii(Hs of the stoniaeh and digestives organs, axi wii-i. i'4Miuvf;f.v I'UKVkmt c Frier, liifuH Frx, uud Frzrr atul Attn 5eo our AliuaiiiM' 6r rKC I'rhxi 7-Vfa wr hot tie IluOFLA Mi'S E I.SA MW COIIIHA L WM.l. I'oSMIVKf.l ri'KK Vui;hs, CohlK. or Ihmrsenes, Itroiichttis, luflu. . ra, i'rtnip, I'neiiui'mia, Incipient Coiifn,,ptien t aiol li,i.HM'rforuitl the uioat aUouUhiu cnrcn ever 1 know u of : i ) X I 1 U M K D CON S U M P T I O . Ah-a Iiarrhoa cordial it is imequated. Trico 7T Cent per In 't tie. IOOELAXIfS ai:RMAX PILLS, wll-k nown t hroii-hout Kuroa ami America neel no comtnendal woi here. They are purely ve tahle, are prepurrd with reat exaetnes aud mt;ar-coiit-'I. No Iwtler Cathartic Till can found. I'rice 2 cents per lu. Thes' iinMiiciuei are pretHTel hv Ir. C. M. Jack kox tf Co., Philadelphia, ln., and St. Louis, Mo. and aie dd hy dentists arid ilcil' iN in melitrineti everywhere. The si-ntature of C. M. .laksoii will tn iit the outride of i-.u h hot tie i r hox. I li Oil r F.frrylmihf' ' A It,mtmc p ulilirjhed auuiLilly, oii will liml tttimonv ami coin uimlatory notifies lrom all parts of l In count t y, 1'heHe ahliainies are r icii a way 1.) all our agents. iUF oy fill's TEE FEI TS. See lh.il vii ;e llrl tiiil s ;.ru;in liiltet pre. lulled hy !'(.. M. .laefc s.ui, l'ln!.t.ielphi;i, r.i,, and I hat h i st I ore it on the rappet of e;o-h hot I Iu Kvllr .V White, A-riitM tor Kvan-vilie, lnd. oV .11: S II. I I I Mm: .,oV.-l KK- KinK A I. Md.I.. ate mt. ihii daily .Mal(ly d w oiitl-ieiiowm l Iv.hIoi.-j, ih. loraalel) the nil, hatl-ean. or eu-ie, t.t tUe loMnt luai kt-t pi ice, aud varrantbd titah. Uet. 1-4

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