Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 106, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 December 1859 — Page 3

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TUCKS DA UOUNUG. .UK KMBKU LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE! RIVEB ITEMS. AKKivrri. Arivlc, PiMsb Silver Star, I'ailiK-stli IJonewaKo, ('in ti French, Lnuisv illo. PKPARTEII. A ray N ( Silvt r tar. I'mlm-ah I'eytona, N O Monarch, I'in'ti 1'aeilic, Lnuisv Kate I'eytona, Lonisv Momtrch, N ( i l'ncilic, do t'oiiewao, Nsshv Kate French Louisville nusines.s on the lovep jestenlav was ipi'itu lively. iijtTvit!isl;uuIii;r tlio wretched condition of the vvlmrf. Thi river was about nt a stand last iiiplit. ami we "pwt , il will ne rising uiiiii lu-tinv. j reioms art; rather source and lirm nt tlie followiug quo- j tations : To New Orleans Apples, -Hie l M.l ; Tol..-co, $4 ! f lilnl ; Flour, 41k- S bid ; whisky, bile & I.I.I. ; M ! ml jiork, (Hie O.bl; pound ln-iL, Iihi ttn. i St. Louis Pound Freights, 2nr rpl I'M lh. ToCin- i cinuati Punnd freights (heavy), l.V lim II.S ; j fihipslufl's and wheat, l nik, loc. - , j A portiou of the Tjouk ' crew carae I up on the alar yesterday, ("apt. Marke'J leaves by- the oar? this nioniin";, on a visit to lii3 numerous friends on the I'jijut Ohio. The Luc Eav.i ( will be in port this ; morning from iSoutii Carrollton. She leaves again to-inorrow evening. The J'iciJic came down hut evening, with considerable freight aboard. She took from here 1500 bids. Hour. -i00 bbls pork, 50 bbls whisky, and i!0 hogsheads tobacco.' The Silver Slur came in yesterday considerably behind time, having been detained by fog. She left alout two o'clock, with a fair trip of freight and passengers. The fine steamer Union, from Louisville, Ikiund for Howling Green, will lie in port this moring. The Utiivn is a good boat, and is in charge of experienced and attentive officers. Mr. Edwards will be found in the ollice, ready to attend to the wants of passengers. The Ihinlmr did not leave I'ittsburg as she was advertised, and had not arrived at Cincinnati on Tuesday. She will probably be in jort in n day or two. Our Special D !nt r lira lit vr nl Wtlir. Ci sci nx Ail, Dec. 2S, m. The river bad fallen one inch in the last 1! I bonis. Now 17 fret II inches in the cIimiiiiiI. Weather cloudy and damp. 1'iTTSBt'Ri;, Dec. 2X, m River feet 10 inches by the pier luark, and stationary. One inch of snow fell this morning, with indications of more. - Cincinnati, Dec. 23. r m Weather cloudy. Temperature about freezing point. River has fallen 16 inches in the last 24 hours. Sixteen and a hidf in the channel. I'lTTSiii'Rou, Dec. 2S, r m No change in the river since ikmiii. Weather cold. Louisville, Dec. 28, p u. River rising slowly, with 7 fret 0 inches in the canal. Weiitber cloudy, portending rain. Sr. Juiinniii uy, Vt., lec. 2H. m. The tliei iimineler indicates 20 below zero. Ivocst s I'm xt, N. Y., Dec. 23, M. The thermometer is I '.I 'below zero. IJusi'ON, Dee. L'H, M. The thermometer is 2'1 below zero. Mo.vntUAL, Dec. 2S, m. The thermometer indicates a temperature of lt'. below zero, but the river is not yet frozen optosile Ibis city. The water is very hieb, find the lower part (Jritl'enlown is flooded. Nkw York, Dec. 28, M Snow falling fast; wind N. K. NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. tl THK K. ik A . LINK. EXCLUSIVKLY l'OR Til K JOURNAL XXXYI CtlNCRKSS FIRST SESSION. Wasiiinoton, Dec. 2S, i. IIolsk. Morris, of Ills., obtaiueU the Hour, but yielded to Mr. Riit, who said, several years ago, he made a pledge to his constiuents he would never again engage in a sectional debate. Recent events of an extraordinary character have alsolved him from that pledge, lie alluded to the atrocities of John brown's raid and the continued aggressions of the North on the rights of the South. He spoke of the infamous character of Helper's book, but non-slaveholders, South, have no sympathy with such doctrines ami his appeal to them will be unheeded. Yet that infamous book has been endorsed by the candidate of the Republicans for Spoaker, and the whole antecedents of that gentleman are in perfect keeping with this act, lie has been uniformly and intensely sectional. No man Inu lieen more intolerant to the South, ami he owed his present nomination less to his ability or his accomplishments as'u stalomau, than his hostility to the South, lie invited us to scrutinize his record. I have done s.o. He alluded to Slienuau s cour.-e on the Kansas bill, and every appropriation bill of the ;! lth Congress, lie spoke of the objects of the Republican party, characterizing thcni as treasonable. Mr. Dunn called for order, as the gentleman violated propriety by using the word " treasonable.'' He said if the epithet applied to any, it was to the other side of the House. Rust resumed, and renewed the proposition, that the conservative members select a candidate for Speaker among the Democrat, or let the Democrats select a candidate from them, and IkuIi unite on such candidate. Cox said he would not le negotiable in any such business. ilindman remarked Nor would he be thus transferred by his fellow Democrats. If any person outside of the Democratic i.artv was selected, he would exercise bis own judgment w briber he would siiort .him or not. Noel declared his readiness to vole for .'any person selected from the other side for ttbe sake of an organization. t'ox said he would vote for any atiti-Lc coruptonite that might lie selected, but his diitViio iis constituents and Ins own senti nieiils would not permit him to vote for any f the Southern Americans, who are not oulv opposed to all the measures of the Dem rralir nartv. but also to civil ami religious liberty. I Mr. Rust lengthened out his remarks to an almost unlimited extent; and PS w e " do do not presnuie that our readers will lie much interested in them, we leave tliem out Eo. Joi rsal.1 Ilindman said be wished to organize the House on a conservative basis, and was will iug to vote for any conservative man in op nosilion to the Republican party. The par ty to which he belonged was for the good ot the country. Rust said there must be concessions There were members iu the Southern ppo sition he would gladly vote for. He said neither he nor his associates would feel so shocked as to Co out ol the Union if an anil - Letvuiptou - English - Bill Democrat should be chosen Speaker of the Houae.

The gentleman from Ohio, Mr. Vox, had stated his insuperable objections to voting for a South American. He excused himself

for not giving aid and comfort to that party. " Now," said Hill, " we can get along with' out hint.'' You might not make a Speaker on the basis of I he proposition offered, Idealise this is not the time. He understood Mr. Cox to say he looked on the Southern Oiosiiiop ami Republican party a3 identified in opposition to the Democratic party. Cox meant, as to the matter of slavery in the Territories, and States. He understood he Opposition to advocate intervention by Congress to protect slavery; and the Republican party tuj claiming the exercise of Congressional power to prohibitelavery in the Territories. "With these parties they favor the re-opening of this agitating question in Congress, while the Democratic party says to lxth, " non-intervention." Ural .son said he had heard there was a j party here willing to support men in the Souih, lio utre not Know-No1hing3. In order to test it, he nominated Maynard, of Tennessee. He had done this on his individual responsibility. May card was outside of nil organization?, and was a National, conservative man. MeKea asked whether the political friends of Brabpon would all vote for Maynnrd. Hrabson said he could only Fpsak for himself. The roll was called, and during the voting, numbers of explanations were made. Aslimer stated he was the first Democrat who abandoned Ilocock, and he did so in hopes to eirect an organization. He would now vote for Maynard Florence said bitterly opposed n? I am, first, last, and all the time, to sectional organizations, such as are represented ou the the other side of the House, I am willing to cast my vote for a conservative man, to promote an organization, and pass appropriate bills, which my friends on the other side are so sensitive alnitit. Haskin said he was conservative in principle and should therefore vote now, as heretofore, for Sherman, whose I'nion sentiments nu t bis entire approbation. Eogliih asked if he had not voted for Gilmer. JJjllaskin replied he had voted for Gilmer, because in the 35lh Congress he stood alongside of himself and Sherman, in opposition to the Lecomptoii policy of the Administration, w hich English sought to cover up by u bill that in his judgment was the meanest bill fie lb re the last session of Congress. Laughter. English called attention to the fact that Gilmer himself voted for the English bill. Laughter. Haskin replied that when Gilmer voted for il, he stated that it was a shilly-shally, namby-pamby, nasty kind of a bill. Great Laughter. Logan, when called, stated inasmuch as ho was not willing to participate iu making this a general slaughter house ol" the Northwestern Democracy, he voted for Ilocock. Mr Ilea wtid several memliers of t he American party having voted ngainst Maynard, he should do the same, and voted for Scott. Morris, of III., said he had voted fiir Bocock, Millson, and others, but be thought his colleague, Met 'lernand, had not. bad bis full strength tested, and now voted for him. ' Scott voted for Maynard, on the assurance that he was an old line Whig, and did not belong tii the American parly. Hiirnett wished to know whether Maynard liclongrd to the American organization. Hrabson replied that May mud was one of the Fillmore electors, but never belonged to the American order. Several Democrats briefly crave reason;'. why they voted for Maynard. The discussion continued, and the Republicans kept calling for order. Morris, ot Illinois, rrfcrrod to a remark luivde by him last session, that the Administration would break down, and find they ware carrying too much weight. The Administration was full of rottenness, and had no more alliliation with Democracy than darkness with light, or virtue with vice. And more of the same sort. Eo. At three o'clock, Morris gave way for a ballot. Wholo number 208 ; necessary to a choice 105; Sherman 101; Maynard ! ; remainder scattering. The House then adjourned. Washington, Dec. 28, p. m. Gov. Wise in his last Richmond speech broadly intimatts that when the Virginia military recently marched past the White House the President did not even notice them. As this remark occasions some comment here it may not be amiss to say that the President at that time was not at home, and did not know until he read the speech that troops had tmsscd the White Hoiisu. The President is uniformly marked in his attentions to all visitors. The speech of Morris, of Ills., to-day in part commendatory- of the President and the Administration, was made agaiit the wishes ot Douglas and other Democratic uicuilicrs of the Illinois delegation who avow their desiie to promote the harmony ol the party. New Oitl.KAfcg, Due. 27, M. Mexican ad vices to the UUh state that that the Miramon Government had protested against Mr. McLaue s treaty at Guadalajara ou the imi iust. Forty thousand dollars of the i".0O,OO0 taken by Marquezas from the Conducta had been restored. The rest had lieen forwarded to Tepee. Two hundred thousand dollars are missing. Boston, Dec. 28, M. Thesteamship Anu rirn sailed at noon for Liverpool, via Halifax. She takes $5,000 in specie, 27 passengers for Liverpool, and 15 tor Halifax. Pokti.ANO, Me., Dec. 28, M. The Liverjiool steamer now due here, is the Aorlh ISrittiin, not the Hungarian. She has not leen signaled below yet. Washington, Dec. 28, it. The Mayor has offered a reward of $600 for the arrest of John Essex and Charles Palkenhorn, charged with the murder of Mr. Roliery, of Philadelphia. Sa.kvii.i.k, N. B., Dec. 2S, m. The steamship Canmiii has arrived at. Halifax with Liverpool dates to Saturday, the 17th instant, one week later than previous adv ices.. 7.ANKS ii.i.k, Ohio, Dec. 28, m. A young man named Thomas Connor w as killed at a drinking house, last night, by iieing stablied. He died instantly. Several arrests have leen made. I'lillaUelpltla Market. Pnn.APKi.rniA, Dec. 28, M. Flour steady; salesof 1,000 bbls at 5 50 for superfine; and 5 75 tor extra. Oornmeal tt 75. Wheat steady ; led 1 34 1 35. Rye 92 in store. I Corn declined 2c. Oats steady; sales of 2,ooo bushels at. 4540. Whisky better: tales of 5o0 bbls at 2tiA27i.

Cincinnati Market. -. Cincinnati, Dec. 28,' p k. The demand for money continues active. The supply of currency is emalL No alteration in exchange. Hogs. There is a firmer feeling on the part of holders, and an indisposition is manifested to sell at current rates; buyers not being willing to accede to their views, no advance was established ; salesof 3,200 head at 5 05G 23 ; hogs averaging 200 oniids would have sold pretty freely at C 10, but holders ask 6 25 ; receipts of C,000 head during the last 24 hours. " Provisions the holders of mess pork are anxious-to sell; there is no improvement in the demand; mess pork is ofl"erd pretty freely at 1G 00 ; salesof 300 bbls; we understand 500 bbls were sold at 15 75. Bulk meats are 5(5) 7 i on the spot, packed ; and 6(7,8 for . Veliruary ; not much is to lie bad at these rates; 100,000 lbs sold at C8i", delivered Februry 15tb. Lard i3 generally held at 10c; sales of 150 tierces at 10c, and CC do. at 0J. Nothing done in bacon. Flour ia fair demand, without change in prices; sales 2.800 bbls at 5 305 40 for super, and 5 40 5 75 for extra; f 90 extra family. Whiskydull, and prices ic lower; sales 1,200 bbls at 22. Groceries firmer, with, a moderate demand ; sales 100 bbls mol. at 46, and 100 hhds sugar nt 8J(nfl. Wheat firm with good demand at 1 25 for prime white, and 120 for prime red; sales 3,000 bu prime white in store at Covington, at 1 25 ; 2,000 ditto mixed at 122; 300 ditto prime at 1 25; the last sales is above the market. Corn lirm, with n good demand, at 5ti(7r,52c. Oats dull, and prices have declined to 4H50c ; sales 600 bushels inbuHt at 50c, and 500 ditto at 48. Rye firm, with an active demand and light receipts at 1 00. Parley dull; prices unchanged; sales 300 bushels fair fall at C8. iVcw York Market. Nlw Yoiik, Dec. 28, p. m. Flour firm; 1 1,000 bbls sold at 5c advance ; State 5 20 5 25. Wheat firm; 7,000 bushels sold; white 1 r0(il 55; red 1 80. Corn firm; 15,000 bushels sold; old 0092. Pork dull at 1; O0Cf,lC 25. Whisky 2G2U. Sugar firm; coffee firm but quiet, at 11(7)12 for Rio. Molasses firm at 52(jr,5j. Rye quiet. lilts drooping; sales at 10(;40. Hogs quiet at C 7507 on. Tallow dull ut 1010J. Reeves quiet; receipts 3,500 head; sales at (J()10J. Sheep advanced 25(737c ; receipts 7,0o0 head.

Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, Dec. 28, m. Mess jiork declined to 15 75 10 00. Bulk meats declined to i'.8c for February delivery. Lard declined to 9c. Green meats dull and easier. Groceries firmer ; sales of 100 bbls molasses at 46 from the landing. Sugar 8 8i. Coffee 1212J. Barley dull and unchanged. Wheat quiet but firm. (Torn tending upward ; quoted at 5052 in bulk. Oats dull .nnd unchanged. Ryo active at 1 oo. PlIoToOItAI'HIC CaUI'S FOU XkV YkAIe's. The last Boston notion is tins descritwd : The new device of photographic cards, w hich originated with Mr. Whipple, photographer, ol iioslon, is quite in vogue at the present lime, and that artist is very busy, as orders are coming in as rapidly as they can bo executed. As New Year's Day occurs on Sunday, and the usual call must be dispensed with on that anniversary, gentlemen can leave their photographic cards on Saturday, so that the ladies cannot only name the number of callers, but 1 able to show their portraits, with their best smile iqion their countenances. Cm. Cum. As New Year's Day is close upon us, we advise our young friends, who intend making " New Year's calls," to send in their orders early to Mr. W. H. Axe, that there may be no disappointment in getting up the cards. Biraf An interesting trial of speed is now going ou lictween perhaps the two fastest clipper ships on the ocean, the one Amtrican, the other English. The Sea Siretit, Captain J. D. Whit more, W!onging to Grinnell, Miuturu & Co., of New York, and the Firry 6Vo.., Captain lallas, Loudon. The latter vessel lately sailed from Hong Kong, for London, and was followed iu eight days by the former vessel. . The English diper arrived four day s iu advance of the American vessel only ; many hets wure made at Hong Kong that they would arrive even. As soon as these vessels were telegraphed in London, as having arrived at the mouth of the Thames, a return cargo was engaged, ami they loth sailed again lor I long Kong at exactly the same hour. A large amount of money is staked on the; race to China, and the enptains are authorized to put their ships to the test. EteS?" Many of Schiller's admirers even have overlooked the fact that he was one of the originators of that famous paper, the Augsburg Allyi'mcine Zeilnny. He was indeed ottered the chief editorship of that journal, but declined it as incompatible with his other pursuits. In remembrance of this fact, the present proprietor, Baron Colts, of hlultgart, printed for distribution, and most handsomely gave away to the poorer school children of Bavaria, Wurtemburg, Baden, and Frankfort, more than two hundred thousand copies of a selection of Schiller's works, in connection with the recent culej bration. BTl The (ork business is rather dull nt this place this season. The distilleries have none, or very few, in the pens for slaughter, though one gentleman in town, Mr. Rebayre, has a large lot to kill, which will about equal the annual average of the Eagle Mills. Several houses are buying small lots of slaughtered hogs as they are brought in by the farmers. It is possible that Netteltou St Co. will pack their usual quantity this season, hut we doubt if any other house will. The price this week has ranged from $5 50 to So 00 per hundred. Xnc liar until y Adeertisrr. Recently there were twenty-seven stockholders in the Bank of St. Paul, Minnesota, of whom only three were residents of the State, and two of the three its offi cers, the other twenty-four residing in NewYork, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Vermont. - Bs-T,, In Mississippi, the other day, it was decided in the case of the State vs. M. Shelton, tor perjury, that a judge could testify in, a case w here he had presided as judge. Upon this, Shelton was convicted and sen traced to six years iu the State Prison. Bi. It turns out to lie a hoax, says Mississippi exchange, that the Hon. Mr. Tisdale, the distinguished member from Kemper introduced a bill some days ago, amending the A , of the A'Ostlss, ami that when a private bill was introduced in reference to hotels, he moved to lay the bill of fare on the tatle. faif" A young lady appeared in male at tire iu Baltimore, and one ol the editor sav her disguise was so per feet that she might have passed for a man "had bhe little more modesty.''

t?The merchants and capitalists of Great Britain "are estimated to own about nino hundred ocean steamers. , - - " Cfegf" The number of slaves in Kentucky, in 1840, was 104 817; in 1858, 207,559; in f 1S59, 2"8,G35. Increase during last vear, i 1,070. f

Receipts 1- Railroad. Pecember 28, 1 S?.1 car loail horses nml mules, W B Ogle: 'jiT- Iu wlwat, Littles A Krvin; 2 l.xs mdxe, Wheeler .t Hig;j;-s; 1 Iiull' bll bramly, Allisi t- lluweo; 5 fleer. bx anie, 1 lm anie, Yickery Bros.: 31 l.arrpiM tlcor. Brown A Aikmati; i3 hags coffee, TresUm Bros.; 'i bale, 2 rages, 3 lrrels, Balicortc & Co.; -Jl sucks dried apple, S Kaldwiu Oo.; f.T kcg of lard, 75 hi. Is flour, I A Trains 1 dressed hoir J J Pennington; 2 M.U tallow, HI rianirliterwl Iuk, Geo Foster J! Co.; K lnir, 5 I Id, 1 keu, A C Hallock; M lioxr, W Kcrntcinitii; f.O Id. Is Hour, 1 " sks ship! ii fl". Brown & Aikiu.in; 111 ak corn, 31 Zitiac; lot hroom corn. Win Baken 5 ulauKhtored liogx, Martin Keeter; 2115 hnsh wheat, Ipclehart Bros.; :J txs. 1 tnh, Michael Guvisk; 3 tikg Hour, Wetzrl & Klintworth; 7 sks l.nckwheat floor, Charles MeJohnotou; 1 sack hurkwheat Hour, Sam! O'Jo'al; 5" IK-.4 oak lamlMT, John I Whito. A. K. SHBATjER, Apent. Commence the New Year Right, ItY SfBSCRIBIXO FOR THE EVANSVILLE JOURNAL f A change has recently been made in the proprietorship of the above paper, which, we hope, will commend it to the increased support and confidence of the Opposition to the present Administration in this part of the country. For several years it has not occupied a very definite position in relation to political matters ; but, hereafter, it shall be no fault of the new proprietors if its aid is not counted on with certainty in opposition to that great and alarming evil Lecorupton Democracy and all other malign influences which seek to undermine the foundations of the government, and enslave a free peoplc The course of the present Administration has been totally subversive of constitutional liberty, and it is the sacred duty of every patriot to aid in banishing it from the place it desecrates. In this holy crusade, we expect to engage, and invite the co-operation and encouragement of every member of the opposition to that Administration in this region of country. It is obligatory on the citizens of this section it is for their let iuterests to aid in driving from power that selfish and rapacious Lecoiai ton party, (mis named the " National Democracy,") which paralyzes our manufacturing and mechani cal interests, throws a withering blight upon our agricultural capabilities, by making them dependent upon an uncertain foreign market neglects our River and Harlior improvements, .thus rendering navigation insecure and unprofitable encourages for eign imports by its " free trade" jiolicy, and brings upon us tei.-ible and enduring financial revulsion, nt a lime when our country is at profound peace with the world indulges iu the most criminal profligacy, fanaticism, anil extravagance, thus liclicing its professions of economy, and throwing a tremendous burden of debt upon a jicople who are already oppressed to the last point of endurance exercises a system of pro scription, terrorism, espionage, and brifiery, that would disgrace an absolute despotism opposes those two great measures, (a Pacific Kailroad and a Homestead Law.) designed for the l-st interests of the Wes, and the , whole country foments discord ami hatred between the Xorth and South, and keeps in a continual turmoil the people of each sec tion, who ought to live together in harmo ny ; in short, that ptrty which takes particular pains to do that which it ought not to do, and leaves undone that which itouoht to do. Will not the ople of this region arise, and assist in destroying this " Pando ra's 1kx " of all evils ? The next year is to be a season of start ling interest and significance in public affairs. A new Administration is to be put in power; several important questions 'of public policy are to be discussed ami decid ed; our State officers are to lie changed ; a now representative for this district in Congress is to be elected ; a new Legislature is to be chosen, which will have to re-district the State for Congressional purposes, elect a United States Senator, and do other highlyimportant business ; and it may lie that the longer endurance of the Union, even, is to bo tested. Ou all these matters we expect to spet-k freely our sentiments, taking the best interests of this people as a guide in our efforts. Buxiness Matter shall receive jiarticulur attention iu this paper. We desire, and will endeavor, to make the Juuriuil a reliable source of commercial information. MdttujMtHrcs and Agriculture those mean of wealth ou which we are all dependent shall also receive due attention at our hands ; and the development of our unequalled advantages shall be urged with zeal. As a Family 1'aper, containing choice selections of literary matter, for perusal in the quiet of home, we promise that this journal shall be equal to any. We do not mean to fill' it with the trash of the cheap Kastern weeklies, but our readers shall have all the intructive and entertaining literary matter that they may require for their mental health and enjoyment. But the specialty of our paper will lie tlie Xetes. In order to secure the latest and most reliable intelligence, no pains or necessary expense wiH be spared. We are determined that when this paper is looked to for the latest foreign and domestic news, there shall be no disappointment. As a means to this end, correspondence will be encouraged. The Eranxrillr Journal is one of the old "institutions" of "The Pocket." It has grown with the growth and strengthened with the strength of this portion of our commonwealth, and can lay just claims to the consideration and support, of those adjacent portions of Illinois and Kentucky with which the interests of Kvansville are identified. We, therefore, do not hesitate to solicit patronage from tho,e quarters. Our ambition is to produue a paper entirelyworthy the growth and importance of the country tributary to this flourishing city. We confidently expect to receive the good wishes of the people for whom we labor in the shape of subscriptions, advertisements and job work for this oflice. This material aid we do not ask as a gratuity, but expect to give full value for all we recuive. We have decided on the cash pre-payiuent system, as the only correct one, and have educed the prices of our subscription as low

as they can be- made with safety. Our' terms are invariably eah in advance. In return, we promise the full worth ot tho , subscription price. 4 TKItMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Weekly Jetirnal, per year, ;..$!.(' ; Tri-weekly dd do 4.00 Daily " do do 5.00 Daily d.l one week 10 ; gi-jjAdvprtisoments inserted at reasonable rates.T3a . I Address " ! EVANSVILLE JOURNAL CO.. j Evansville, Ind j

Special Notices , r (' .' and Uinlmtnl. The dir hydra of diseasf, lyspfpsia, is driven totally and finally tn.m the sj-strni l.y. this great fintihilioiiH remedy ; whilo the Ointment reduces the inflammation occasioned hy Gout and llhonmatic affections. The Pills net in uniion, coolina and nTroshinsr the hnntotl Mood, and rcnovatinj; the vital organization. J-old at the manufactory, No. so Maid-n Lane, New York, and l.y ail Hruggista, at J V-., t;.!c, and SI per pot or box. dec'-'" irB7lt,trapiHiti or Uottlttra liilTEU.S. SriiiMJKiEi.n, Ills., April 14, lS'.il. Some months since, while recovering from an attack of Hemittent Fever, I was reqnest. il to try Hosteler's Bitt.'rs as an article peculiarly suited to tho condition of convalescents from fever. It is hut simple justice) to say that it restored the jkiwci s of my dietive organs, and at the same time kept my howels gently open. I have no hesitancy in saying that, hithcrtOj in using it iu my practice, it has, iu every ease w-b.'1-e I have ordered it, acted like a charm. In thus speaking freely of it, I far from puff a patent medicine, an article it hy no means claims to he. SANDF6KD BELL, M. P. Sold hy Druggists and dealers jroiiorally, everywhere. dec27 Bodiam Mining Company, Kvansville, Indiana. Office ou Water street, between Slain and Locust. Coal, iu quantities of u,t less than iM bushels, delivered to any part of the city, at 10 cents per hHsh. at the pit, 8 cents. JOUN VYMllX I), octil Secretary and Manager. ffllSCELLANEOUSr JOS. SCIIOENFELD, HA S T ' V . Tl ' n ft K A- W HOLKS A LK 1)K A I. K U I N CLOTHING ! GENTfV 3rURNisiIlXG (iOODS. Jlits niMt Caps. No), -i 31 A IN blHKST, KT. FIRST A M S3,XM. .pli KVANSYILI,:. StTDharles" Saloon. NEW PROPRIETORSHIP AN ENTIRE RE-ORGAN iZATION. r ML from Ww Ork-;ims h;ivf juiivluix'tt td ST. CKAKLKS fiiAT-OON, m First tftrH, nearly opposite the Post Ofliiv, iukI have iclUtt-iJ it in ;m elegant and attractive atyW. Tue new proprietor Luvh hal Ion; e.xK'neuce ah ke-per of faxhionaMo ami topular lieHU-rant.s in Now OrU'MiB, ami thoy will endeavor, In tiieir new lions, to ctimbiiir all the li'aiicits and ltrxurit M of Northern and Soi:t.ln-rii IttntHUmts in le PT. CIIAKLKS. Tlify hfv brought a largu and complete .ulj;-k f choice Liquor from New OrieaiiH. which they collected wit h care dir.iay; their huMnesrt in l'it city. Tlu'ir connection and acjnuint;tiiie in tU.tt city w i II enahle them to ohtain the choicenl Hiipp lien of liiiitom, FrtiitN, and luxuries from that mark-! in future, and tht"y will Hpare nt expense nor pttiiiH to nmke the ST. 4'lIAItLKS fiirpa, herentter, its former representation, h it plej.sMnt Soilooit, a place d jood living ainj elegant, ivjnini and luxurious resort.1 . f i - , f" Hit Hard plttver will find at thisShHUi n net of the tiiiet tnarttle top Kiitmrd T:ild, trm the well known and cclelraUd Cactory ot J. M, limitWick The undersigned flatter ti.m-elveH that Ion-:; experience and careful attention will eliabtrt them In merit a reputation e.jii;! ! any Saloon in the west ern country. ft A splendid I,mih will U nerved up in the ioomI approved Myle, et rv mormny; at lnoVlork. ham! ku a M:r:m ss, ant: i I. ate of New Orleans. r Collector's Sale 9 i "MM. Wf M& I' UK W MS that hv virtue of t wo precepts, issued out ol th t'lerk'n otlicn of tie t ity if KvHiiHviMe, ami to mu dire-ted, 1 w i St Hell nt puhlit outcry at th door of the tsiuirt lloue in the city of KvaiiKville, on Friilay, the ii'tii day of i'eemtmr, the loUow- , hd- ot parcoin of real extatw, or an much thereof act may Im uwvhi) tt pay the amounts a-Hseed ami charged against said lotn reM!ct! vely, iu the cent and expeiiHe of ni ikitie; Hide-walk iuiprovenient iu f ront of Haiti lot, tielhci witli the curH

of sale: Lot No. 1, T.Iock No. t, Stis-kwell's enl. iln :ss do 2. do ,! 4. do II hi do I, do do I do .1.. 11 p. do 4. do do 4. il" in M .lo '., do do 1, do do :i :. do II, no do 4, do do o J7 do 7, do do 4 .It. do 'j ol do ;12, t.. .Iu I, d.. - 9 3 '. do 'I I, d.. do i, d.. d.. 'i :::l do 11, do do 4. do '.. do :i, do ilo s, Kastern nl lo ::o ,- .sj Stile to coumii'ii.-e at 10 o'clock A. M.. on n.t day. V. Sf'H M fT( K, d.s-7d:Av ily ( oil.-. t..i.

IK).. KXTUA II.M.Tl.Miinl: HKdOMS -mW the In-st in iho inark.-t. at decll I'llOK .t LAN;LKY'. 1 vno't.v i:i;ir.'.s 7'" i' .ni i:ai,! lfcr.ti rgMtl: UKK.1T SVfftitfS IfIt 4 II JL has allciidi-d the publication of tie- tn'M volume ot the AMLUIOAN SXdOlv Jol ltXAl,, has inducil the proj.riutor to nudcrtake several tinprovcuients for 1 It.' voluuie coniincncin Jaiiuarv, lS.'rf,, tiu.l be now oilers it lo the public with the assurance that its present hill character will Im- tidlv siCii ucl, and that no eilort. will Ih. sparetl U render the pa;er au indiflK-ns!.!o necessity to alt intercstcd il: tlie brc'-din and management ot our doniestic aninial.s. - Tho t'l.-rinai y Icpartnti lit Will !. uiid.,r tinedih.rial direction ..I lloct. Oeo. tl. Ila.ld, tlie liistiiiuisbed 'eterina.-y Sui-eeon. and hile e.liror and proprietor ot the .In .i -1 iti'ii-t J"i'i-ii-il. hliu-h uuhiIht of tlie. pallor -olitaili o'J lure oc tavo pai s, and is haiids.tiuelv illustrated. It is published uioiithly at- 2o Park Kow, New York. Terms, L,oo per year, itit-nri'ibltj tit (.......'', wiili a lilsral discount to clubs. tVfj' Specimen copies trratis. Money may be sent at publisher's ribk, in r- 'jifn-l letters. II. C. LIN'SLKV. Proprietor. 1'. 31. isaxtoli, linker Co., Agents. No" Park J!ov. New ..rk. j.iecTw wts-.w 1 Itjr Z'.V Mtl CKlIl H, 9 --'it dozen Tubs, on docu Washboards. K.-reived per Silver Wave, at fi lit TIN S( IX .l-IK.'S. William P. iH-vou and "I . , . , , Charles Kockwood ,,.AU'Uil 'i' ' , V (m VM l-W. McBride, Cnv K.cord Adolphn- Vlahn. j 'ra'"1 ""-ofti. io.1. r. , W WHIT ' .iTTJtl'Hjn EJT HfK M- issued l.y me ou the lj.t c'ay November, lsoii, a case wherein WilJiatn V. Devon and Charles Rockwood ale plaintills, and Ad.,,us Halm is defendant, and it appearing from the return of the silliilitous that no personal service could lw lui,l. this is to notify said defendant of the endency of the said action, and thatsaid actitni will bo tri.sl tsd'ole meat my otiice in theclty of Kvansville, Valid. rburh county, Indiana, oi. tin' :uith dav of December, A. I. InMI, nt '.i o'clock in the forenoon G. W. MlCKIDK, City Kecor.ler, nov'itiww and e- th.-io .1. I (M.1KN WARS ! lt Uoz asrted i'arite.l Tu.icr - . ! nets ilu tJedarTub; ; :t dozen t edar Itticketr.; 2 do do do, lrasK-hound: 2 do do Keelwr-i, do 2 do do do Iron -hound: ii do as"d llireh Keelers.wfl hout stave.; 4 do Harrel and Half-Pmirel t "overs; r dt Meal antl Flour S-iver.; '2 do llni-houiid Water K 1 do Varni.hiHl Ken!, r . ,lo s'. Well liueket; do Stahh- Ihickets; 2 do I!aile IJo.ve; T do Hed JuckeLs; , (exlrra)Now open, and ftr at a -onatl atlvaiice on i hole-ale prie, at leelt (HK X LAXOLKV'S. WATCii KS, CEt (TKS XI) J E WE lAiY. JmM. our Htck of e;iMMls in the alMive line, hv late arrivals dirtn-t tnuu the mauulju-t in ern, wear- enabled to show h lare,e and Well selected MiM'k of Gold ami Silver W.-tfcheK, kind of Jewelr, flocks. Silver Ware, Ac., all of the hit. .-t stylf.ate( rich deii;iirt, which we otter at the lowest f-jisiei u prices. All hit lit- and the T4't oj int ir til are repect fully invited to tall and e tunoe out itHxis, uL the old btand. rilT ITiLKF IJKos., ' oct 4a ."data ot., hetween irsi aud bcond.

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MISCELLANEOUS. rjnni , wwj v,.w uutt j,n SL rcss'ctlullv inform tie ,r (rivmU and the public ncncrally, that tie y lone removed their ollice and store to b.dr new bmldii. on Krt street, thris doers above Tine si r.s't. near the fouudrv, w hero lb -v will be able to L'ive more prompt attention to i he orders ot ilu ir customers. A iaru-e b.t ..I" s..v..'s will be sold out at retail, at wholesale prices, iu order to close on: the spx-l;. de.:.-. k i:T7. x iifiuta;;. CUUIsTIN KU1- -. KM. IK II WAN. KRATZ & HSILMAN. CITY PUENDUY ! maxvvactrn krs and hfilpkus ih-'stk.vm kn;inks ani U(ili:ks, Saw ami Grist Mill Machinery, Tohacco Screws, tjumiu t nix Mii hi lie, 'hi i !' Suar fane M .I's. I'liinsi Machiatx, &c. i:vans i i.i.i:t jsi). rwiriF r:cpi:irron$ vf tuf. fii r rorxJBl dry bci; leave to inform their it iemU Knd the pnhHo in general, that tin y are prepared To do ail kinds of MACHINE AXP FINISHING wonx, And everything apiH-rtainiii-ir t. the Ffi'iidrji ini neis. Th-.v are mauulacturin Stlah Knuim' ant Btni.FJuv of any size and power required. &aw Mill Machinery and Mill tlcarine: ox" any size ; Jiisl illery ami Mining Machinery, Tolacco Screw:, tiinumih!i M nrhine, Yhrahin Machui, Malt MilN, Hor-tepttwern, Corn-Fbellen, Machinery ot'all Vlndi made and repaired. lrn ami Braf t"aHtinLr3 every description, Iron IIoH5iefionT.i, Ceilar tint. -t . f di king and Hatiu'j Stoves of the latest iih pioved patterns; Hollow War-, Josr Irons, Ac. lillKWKIiS, UlSTI liLEftS, KKC'lifelKIi.S.v Supplied with every de-cripiin of Copper n .1 SiueC Iron Vrk, Jirewin Keiths. ri''fi 'It; -rni . vt A t teinporate-rs, P:' parses, S til! heafl and Wmman improved principle, fdunind for Al,Ied Sil'N, Yea.-t In4s Cans, tiyphons, Jfc; ( !or per, I.t'ad and Iron Tipe; Coppe lintsa and Iron Fmnjm oi ci'n variety, tor fceer, spirits, oil, ,tr.: I3ras.it. ock and Valves. Su ain AVhistles, dr. W kiut u actit to all parts to., fit up v.erk an 1 ! repairs on teiiin Eoi U-rs, Copper and tiicf J iu Work, dc. 0LI METALS liOL GIIT. Thoy are dealing in nd wcllinsr Alletrs In:prfv.-d SteaaiCaufre, Wrought Iron wuhlt d Pipes and I'uhi nic, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Nur.t Maciune, Stephen Hubert Flour Separators, (oTinan Holting Cloth, Gtuu KlaHtic Heltini:, Packing, Hom, (ft., of the la-tit kind; Tiplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin, Pits Iron, 1'Sahit JIuiiU, ivelter, Fitu Iliick. . JX'huy have every liualit. hent Machinery antt workmen, and w ill give h:2 work entrusted tu. them, their individual aitcnte-tu lilltnr vrdert Ruiptly, warrantum tlieir wot k, end ro ekitisticd with reasonable prit ws. fc5 Utiieo anl SuIr llnoinf, No- ia H;t!;i t.tieet; Fouudi y, lioller Yard and Machine Shop ou 'L:e street, between First and Second hii'eetd, l.vanaville. Indiana. dtcV OLD AND YOUNG .1 '' .'If ITS TUl'Tlt, VIA: THAT Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative Will preserve infaUihtt, tho groietk and color of the hair, if used two or three times a week, to any imaginable ae. Perfectly restore the gray ; cover the bald with nature's own ornament, the hair ; make it more soft and beautiful than any oil, and prt'serre the scalp free from all disease, to the e;reat.t aye. Statesmen, Judges, Attorneys, Doctors, Clergymen, Professional men, and Gentlemen and Ladies of all classes, all over tiio world, 'b. ar testimony that wo do not eny too much in its favor. 11 ad tho following, and jnde PROK. S. TH AI.UEKG, PTunist, says, on his arrival in the I'nited States he was rapidly becoming xrray. Put on applying Woisi's Hair liestoialivc bis hair soon re'overed its original hue. ('HAS. CAKliEW, t:i NAisjAi: .ST., N. Y., says the gi-ay hairs on his wife's head were, after a few weeks trial, turned into a dark brown, at the samo tine' ls-aulilyilliX and thif keniM-i Hie hair. A. V. llAV.MuXli, 1I VTI1, Maine,'says be is now sixty y.-ais old, and his hair and whiskers v..-;.. tunthir.ls jjrny, by the use of two hollies of IZestorativc the hairs have disappeared, Is.lh on hi. head and lace, and i.ilnole solt and t;-os.y 11. all tor tv.eiily tie ) ears pro iou... llUwiie, at Ibeaueol' iiftv-two, has tiM-d il wiib ttiesame eM'ei I. ihwi.ev .ioiinshn, i:s.i., nkw ok. IrMlis. ms t bal he l..t bir, bair by tl.c Velloe ji'.'liT, ill I V.I. He II ... .1 WV.o.l', Hair IWU-rative, 11 1 11 1 bi hair I . 10. 1. Iliick Hed ;:losv. ji. ',ii. r.iiii!,j:niN, i.tvinevloii. A lab.inia. s:. s I li.it the K.-l..i .iike l.H il-mo juiich vl 111 his pat I ..I th cnmiry. Ho n-e.l il lor t-ablnerv,. : " nml no.-tia'-. a tine head ot h to ' i T. I,. BMHtSK, l.i:i: MN. KKI-tu'-ky-, says ho lias fc.s :i Will's Hair t.tlatiM llsil ill bu:u!. .!i ol .a-.r,, atid never knew it to tail in accimiplWTliiiu' all it professes lo do. A.J. A IIKN, Mi r,ANi:SlH.ro', Ills., sa.s li,. In. I the s.-aM bead yiil-, anil was hal-'.; bill b Ibe til.elal use of Hood's Hair Ifj-storji'l ic-'-, he i.ow has a rich flossy head of hair. rHSotd Jbv all lrujr is'ls, and 1 V . I. W'ihhI . 'o., H I i: road v. ay. New '.,rk, and 111 Market street, Nt . l.oi'i.-, T.lo. ilerlll-rhiid.Vw j-- p If if' L:' f t J 1 - -VV 111 . -J-.i-o l.X.ii. ?i nAf.SA.ir foi; mi: i.us;&: Koit rui: in:!: .-r C'jnsitnijiluat, Ihrlinc, A.'tintit, l'rt,nciult , Wasting of F!-h, Night $'y-'t.; Setting nt" IJIwd, Whooj-iag Cuugh, J',:jh' nl.'y " lireathiitg, Odx, Cu'tgh, Ltjhttlt-a, l'ltlt'm- '.', l'ain in the Sitf, and. all. Jixtn.x the l.iints. im,ci Tnr.r.At;s i:fw i. i IS OI'KEUKI) Ft iR A UKTTKli ilRCKII'T. It c.ii.ii. le. llnimii, C.tlvMit, A.-.- Mttn.vl :-.-,n. It in 'climated thai 1"u,ihm p-i.t.us die annurtlSy in the liited Stales, wiih consiiuipliu, ami Trnt. KU rly Hiiyrf thai a nunilei il these could be saved hy ibo timely H ol s-miic pr i i remedy. lr. liall n l.alsain strikes at tin- root ol the d;-i-eas--at n;e, and such i i p-eii eltect 1 ha t ntty one uiriu; it tvth-iy aect i dini; to dii c tnniH b-r tuent y-foiir or forty it bourn, a rid not en tin-ly natitied with it.-; :.erf-, may r-nirn it ami i'-.v i.hack their money Tin nto-t. di!-tresiie.r eonh is fre.pieiitly relieved hy m -liuh' do-c, and broken u i in a few hojiti- liiu'. I'lw a'llictcl mt h::v- to takw bottle alter bottle V tore they find "Ut h-ther this remedy will a fiord relief or n t. The public have been imposed upon 1-y reme-li-'H rwommonded hy eerti li'. v It icii have n w.-tyr originated from otno unkni-v.n ,-eir' e. 'c tlntt n io:diciue jwe-s.jn'j; t-al iie-ii!- will c-ft cures wherever it it used, at heuo- an well as abr.e?. This is no pare;;oric proparat i; , but one whi'di .1 ti-'d in ean will iav' thIiv-Ho t Iioi:-ands ; and P- rr4uiH may make thin haraiu v. im u., nt.j tV 'm w Itoni tin y puridia- : tliat ist o . ry (ji.--- wte-re it I- UM-d fret ly at C'iilin,:' to l;n' ' icii:-. ant .'! Nai-liirti'Mi U nut iv-.-u in t '.v( nty f.-t t "i i'.nteiht hours, they t.tn iciuin the nu tU iii-, nua tli"r money wiii ie thei ftiily rehilj e"1. If h;.- . t'ert d cures in mniu rotj a w!-rti t he iMwt k ill! ill phyii ian in this coom rv ami Kurope hae been eii.pioy'd, and hae exur'iifl their hlcEl in vuiu. Cae? which they pn-nounced incurahle, and Mir rendered an hope lei-.- beyond a doubt , lvn .n.ir the patient without a binirlo ray to enliven thin iu their looui. hae lxn cured by Jr. JI.iM s BnlMiDt, and tlie "victiim f consutnptiou 15 a'e now viroii and htronir as tho lu-t robii-.t.i.Uivee, t And thee cum-s arc not i-olat. t! ono.- ; they ui'e nulueroiif, and can be pointed out in eveiy ceinmnujty vhere this in 01 unrivaled r nn dy hun been tested. iW-slow, thwii to !Mdiee tlie oJ"t-rrp-rtt..d .-;t'try aVjut the lint's lji-inir ituie ; or i ifh.r b t in. mu n apprtdicnsion in-iine you to ;;.vt' up. Act upon the principle that vrhih there i. jiope. Yu an n v r Imjso low that oU may le t lnei, hnmaut iy -peak-iuj:, in Hail s liais;tm. ;Iore than one, n:jy, hnnilreds has it brought atniot tfni death to hie, wh- n all ulse had tailed. (live, i hen, t hi.- pouei hil luit liartnlsMM rein dy a trial. Tall on theauvnt and t a pamphlet i-ili. The treutie on consumption ahme i.- wortii the price of the ne tiieiiie. Voii will lind eertiticulcs of phyieiaius in 'inrinnati, and of other-- v. Ihih curw L;nti Ihu (-fleeted here at home, where they t.m i-o found. We have certificates of Hs cureh from man of our most respectable titi, ns men and women who live ami have been cured annn ua. fr'or pai -tH uhtrs we jefVr thuc-4i Ii iiiii out of the city to our agents. A;ai;ift sj;h pieparatious never effect cures w here it has it.- origin, we would caution yon. Unknown persons and places, ami ii. -titioiis iises, are made suhi-rvien r lo the spread ami use of remedies of th is doubt 1 u W hai a- n-r. j5"" ite sui t' and ak for Ir. Win. IlaH's Ualsam for tJie lunir. For sale hy the Pn -pt -it-tors. A. h.SCOVIhh l O., Jio. 12 West Ki-hlh .t., ( im innati. A lfo, ly Keller A White, Kiam- ilie, I u 1. N. S. Thompton, ' ' IcrH-d.hvJni Ml Al.tlVAI.B Jo .1... Coal Hixln i-".. lo. .ma Is 1IKI setts Kire Iroim l.ia.-.i- iron o doz W'o.mI Saws t ompb te. To doz Choppiie Axe, JO .1.1 -'Meat ( 'litters. Hid Milliters, Jo do ( nal .Shovels a.., rie ! oil do. Ituti her Kliive 4'.. lo 1. in. Al-4 a variety ot I'ork and Laid i'hvcis. P.i.t. hers" Si.ws and St. "eh, Platioriii S. il. U.-anis, and Steelyards. (In band and I r sale at N... l.i laill street. liKu. . S! I N'l'Ai;. gf)fHi:il.it; mu si: ir i ti SUII I. IVIlie A dlVeltllitr ,,(J,, ,, !. rooms, sitiiale.l willitti c.nv.oie-ii. .hslao. V pel .r ot III. I'ost I ili. e, can heat' ot a .-!,..u' t applviti lit this otiice. ' cl-'.lJ-l .i d

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Old Established Wharf Koa' EVANSVILLE, IND. Y. 'RILE 3T 8c. Co V l.,SlMI?SION JrtKUCUANTS. (ieii. ral rwJii-oM'v.MeaUihont, And Kxl-rtp Agent. i-i.ei'i.il A-!..t for the l'ENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; ami connect ever ithich wp are authorized t. ivethroneh n-pf'Hj at ih lowest torisihle rates Having a mamniotii Wharf Inuit ftt the landing, tho largest on tho Ohi Jliver, rapal le of storing and pn-tectiiig all tnerclnindi' liildo to damage trom evp.wtji e, we nr jirepar h to facilitaio tho didpatch of all consignment, foi warded to out c:"s lv either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL Particular attention paid to Iloeeiving, Storin ami Forwartiing, aUo, to tho Sale of any Produce, or other property, censi-ned to us for sale, and Rnt intact ion guaranteed. Ol!i-.- sod extensive Wardionso oh Water strts t ndjoininc tiie Telcsraph, ind on thn Wharf boat) where wo are to he lonnd, attending to tho interests of our patrons at all hours, day and nip;ht. With our superior facilities ; lonsr standing ; nn tiriut; enerpy; and knowledge of our biisiuess, w ti l contidxiit of Rivins peneml satisfaction, and hope to merit a continuance of the extensive patron -a::" we aro now enjoying. I.ilierul ensh advances w ill he mnrin on nllconsipnnients to eitlier ourselves or corre-pon.lcnts in any of the principal markets, North. Kxst ir S..11H1 P. C. O'RILEY 4COj a "itlJWii STOBJU:. l have a lar- .loll y bio Wandiouse at tho t'aual Basin, capable, storing any amount of pr.vlucp, whi. h will U c iv. d, stored, taken caru of and hid subject to li o !i.ii s orders on most reasonable terms. V. (.;. O'KILEY. nihiiii-tf - IN'J. FOnWAKDlNtJ ASDRKSKIMt COMMISSION MERCHANTS. -V,'eii.s lor Kanawlia tnlt Company, ,vansville, Jn diar.a. We have formed a co-partnership nn.ler tint stylo of I'.nowN .t Aikman, and oiler our services in tii" capacity as set forth in our card above. We are fully prepared to extend ever; facility to shippers, either by CANAL, KlVKli, or JtAiLIJUAI), and assure them tliaftheir interests shall lie laithtuliy reiiresented. should they be pkased to favor us with i!ieirpatrt.naye. (.slice and Warehouse on the corner of Main st. and tlie ( anal WJt. UliOWN, W. M. AIKMAN, Late o! Howard & Urowii. Late of FUSTKlt, A Co . janli.'-tf U111AM MX.-ON JOSEl'H r. M UH .Soi.CB Auction and Commission. J'lf .j:e.i jc ct., i t t j:t,tuit V to Voolsey it Nelson, will continue the Commission business, both at private sale and at auction, at the old stand, coiner Alain and Third street,, f.j.p.siij tl,o Washington Hot.-i, wberi. thev will pay particular atteiiliou to the sale ot everything entrusted to them ; tbey will attend to any auction sales anywhere in tte city. attention given to tho tale of hands tied Town Lots, Ac., &c. fel.l7-li JE. NKW AKHANOKM KMT. Tiio Adam's Kxi'kf.ss Company resprctfully annonnoo to their fi iend ami patrons, tiio puhlic .f KvariHville nd vicinity, that, with incrt-aNcd tacilij t en for the train-portatiou of w EIGHT, PACK A G I; S , M O N E Y A N I, V A L V A It L E S They solicit a continuance of former favor. Kh fecial care taktn in the ctdlertioii of IhlU, lraltHv NotcH.and the transportation of bniall ami valuable pacUa-ed. All personw uihhin to avail thenirfelve of Ihe cilities of ihe Kxprcmi, can obtain any thsircil in for ; iuation in r f.-rence to the TouP h ami d- taiH ol the hiir.ineK.s, ut their tMlice on 'irnt treet, hetueea Maiu and Loeunt, ojpOMiia tin I'ost Olhre. SAPOKI'IEIt, r(LCEiTIUTEI) TOTmSII. Jl..r" .0 flel.7e I, r Sir, H, It, f th ,.'.( , )( f'ol.lv iJX'ti SltJIM' ITII1H T OL lime, with little trout ie nu.l at 1 1 i II i nc x -l'iise. The cheapest all iele ever disci .vol ed for Ihe purpose. I'ne ... 1 1 1 1 I will m.iUe tehe el lifleell ;:allon.. of -rood soil soap, or nine poiind-i hard soap. Pi orter" ill liml i t a suj.ei i.u m lirle for cleaning t pe. It bl p.rl.Ctly Soluble al.d IV. e llolll inipui illc. Hrokeii in smalt lumps and put i;ji iu 1, 2, 4 and Mb caes. M unit a.-t mod nt ihe Clf A T.T.EXOR ('11 KMIC1.A ll, Uroolilvu, mid -old l. k. i;. lirnKKK s c, '-'! ' lrd vw-i.l 1M I'.-arl direct. New Vork CR ESC ENT CITY C A 1A PRY." W r. A I.I. lolh.u i..ln'St in spile 1. 1 aiu tilk. And t" llios.. idu, deal fairly, to Il.ein - should wall., Nov., you wl.o want Tictnies, both cheapai firstrate, r.riio.r your dim to SMITH'S Gaih ry, (yon m.n'l have to wail . He tear- no compel rtion from one or Ihe oltier. Hut bsiks upon earli as a Iriendaud a brother; It., cares not lor show, nor pulling, nor hl.nvin, M'm k soin-es, or iraniiuoii, assuredly l(uowiu; That he makes the trade, who give most lor the r:i.-.h ; Th" people care nothiti!: i.l.out any pniini splih. Nov, ali who want l'i. Hires, large ones or small, f-i.onla. without l.ioie .l.da.y, on Mr. Smith call; Tin- Court iu oi-He. yon know, just over Ho. way, j: iii.iiie hi.- Phcto... we know what you'll say The Inst in Ibe city, and cannot he Isnt lll finish or price ami hy nay of n treat. To I'.adios and Families h. less ns his pay l oni" alone,, friends, don't neeb ct i'. i day. soplo-i.ni CMIM.8 AN.) l'i'VKI.'. j? V i n ut tj H - .1 us jra Jt3- Strang mat persons will continue to sbake lVoin day b. day, week lo week, and luontli .. mouth, nilh Aue, when seventy-live cuts invested in tir. JIarkcr s (diloriue Aeue K iller would cuiii Jo in Hound and well. Ti v it. 1'or sab. al i" tlo THU.ViP.SUN'M IlrimStore. w71T. r stoddaTid, 1 T T 11 K ttl.lt tiST.iKI.ISIIl:i DRI U STOltK, N... 17 .".lain strui t, en mi ll. s to keep ou hands a lull and complete suppl ol Me.iciii-.. I'.uUtS 'il:, Varni.-lies, (Ilas. llruhi s, I'ei fuei. ry. Lamps, ihiruin Fluids, Ac. W'b:. h lu- sells at a- low a liun; as auv holme iu tlie city. A Is.., a lar- and vari d assort in.-i t ol AilllUOTYl'H ki'OVh', i '. 1 .1 ''. I s, t A si:S, A'.,l LJyMIA.S, To la.:t, fvn tiling Mp.ertai:ii!e.. to the art. ( inler proinplly attended to, and forwarded l.y e.nnl.oat oi J.pte,ss to any part id tiio ei,ui,,.y. sepl jo "aV.W,..s.SA'w hi U. I If G' V iiNi bids thoo . new MoIiism-k; Lt hlids ' Su-ar; To arrive l.y next steamer lor "ot-M K. S. ;. ; in K. ijTi;V'k'uL'it Boots Jt? Shoos At McDonald's Cilv IJool :md Slioc iSloic! mifiT HFJl.VEn IK'S" THK COItJST.H J of .11 aiu and Find sin-ts, where cm be found a Itr-at vaii. ly of (hnt-i. lioys and InuLlis (all. Kip and Cliaiu iioots ol all kluiN. Ladies wi'l tind a nice lot ol Kid and Morocco Hoots, (Jloth lace and (Joiirvs laiter, ilu.-kius and hlipia-rs, with or without Iks :1s, MisSi-s and (Tiildrcu s tine liail.-is la. e Roots, ,tc. Coarso and medium ol all styles, from thd Is st to tin: i heapist. Ladies, Misses and (e-nts llultalo and Gum ov er-ahocs, saudl.i, Ac. ; also a srent variety of .Mens' and lioys' Wax and Kip liiouan.-i, (iaiters, l'lliops, Ac. (,'ivi. Ihe Cily Hoot & slioe Store a trial, hciiiember Melionald'.., corner Main and F'irst streets. uov-:ij To Printers. ranfx: I JS'int: hsujk i S laru'e anionnt of I'li I NT I Ni MAT KUlAh, J t coiinivtM, in v. hich tiiey will wd! cheap (or cash. pr.rt, ol the following art icled : 4iu I I'M. Iansr J'rimer 1 ype ; Pt do Ireier do .00 10 IVun jj;eu do :;ni h Nonpareil do l.Vt do Pica 1I0 z do 2dine Pica Clarendon ; o'i d j Niuipareil Clarendon (for dipiday); m-wspript-r 1 lonl r.'t-lmf. t.wmieii-vetl Antifpie Wmh I V a.-hinton Super-royal Hand Pre-: fixture.-, etc,; 1 pair double medium, ami A pair; Cmiscr ; 10 bra--bottum news allcjb ; n nt'w stick ; 1 nl.ce-alley. A lsm A lot d iron foot am! side it k IfiHtU, rule, la.Nherf, Ar. l Ty,. ; , iron lollinf snjier-royal , johthas. This material i--' niuch of jt a- i.mI n-i new, aud Hone of it irt liKK-fi the Worse for wear. l!erirf ' hanee rarely met with for sph-ndid bar-Ail- We call the atp-nthm of all printer u ho may wish to imr re the sttck or start 11. -w ottici to our inducements". I'Vt t irtiier prcrticiiUr, address - M. i. tJAWKIiON, T!ilialia(tots( or JAM ICS II. McNKKI-V, dei ,',-t f Kvansville. ( ud. 1 fm dieu's, Aidses', and Ladies' Opra Itooils : Ihe i..llIioil, J .ist fC-'-'ii 'tl al , ; de. i ii b. F. M V I CH .t CO.;S.

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