Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 61, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 November 1860 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE. IND.

OX DA Y MORNING NOV KM BKB 19

Items from I In Interior. Having just returned from n, jaunt into ie interior, we jot down such items of injrest as occur to us : Mr. A. P. Woodall, for several yours erk in the Adams Express Office at In.anapolis, baa received the apointiuent of .gent of said Express at Vincennes. This v I an excellent appointment, and cine that ill give general satisfaction. Mr. Woodall i a perfect gentleman in every respect, ami an not fail to make an efficient and popular .gent of the gooil old Kspre?? Company 'ith which he is connecieil. Messrs. Jerome C. Burnett and William '. Lupton of Terre Haute bare been chosen y Albert Lange, Ls., a, his jeprtiea for he Auditor of State's office. Mr. Lupton ) the present popular Agent for tin; Adauis

:tpres3 at Terre Haute. He will relinquish iir,' lis present po "Sanuary-. Mr. ioefn after th 1st ol hiiu a e will tiud iu faithful assistant, and th xiodaling official. ) The commission of public an accomcommission ol Attorney eneral VfcDonald will expire, we were informed, tbout the middle of December, nt which time our fellow citizen, James (. .TonesEsq., will enter upon the duties of t li fit PO Bition. The annual communication of the Grand Encampment, I. O. O. F., will commence on Monday afternoon, Nov. Huh, and that of the Grand Lodge, same order, the 20th in the forenoon, at Indianapolis. Officers will be elected at these communications. The impression was out that these lodies were to meet lasV week, and accordingly a number of Odd Fellows went to Indianapolis to attend ; but (otand w hen they reached there that their journey was in rain. There was much discussion aud difl'erence of opinion amongst the Republicans of In dianapolis, as lo the expediency of a general demonstration at that city in honor of the recent victories. For several reasons many were opposed to the movement, but it was finally decided to have a jubilee at Indianapolis on Thursday, 'J2d inst. An invitation is eiteiulcd to the Republicans ot Indiana and other States in participate, and no doubt the atl'air will bo a glorious one, as are all such thut are conducted ly the indefatigabU: aud liberal Republicans of the Capital. The death by suicide of James K. Suit, Eaip, of l ianUlort, Clinton county, created much astonishment and regret. He was a very talented man, and a few year;; ago had as bright prciepeeia for the future as any man in Indiana habit of sci -: blighted hi ; but alas ! the unfortunate in taking strong diiuk, il and led, it is supposed, to his melauch. -I v death. Tin-State Librarian, Mr. J. R. Bryant, has made some great uupioveiueuts iu the Library. He has thrown additional couimitie moiim into the suite composing be Libn.i , ;' that il now comprises ail the tirsl lloor on the wedt side of the State Hon.-.- A cabinet of geological and mineraiogieal specimen?, and soils of Indiana has been added, which presents a creditable display Additions have also been made to the 6tock of book, and the law librarj particularly has been much increased. Thlibrarian is also having extensive repairs made to the Capitol. The ceilings of the Senate Chamber and Representative:, Hall are to be newly colored, the walls papered, the pillars marbled, the places, from which plastering has fallen, inside and outside the building, repaired, and the old house generally put in as neat trim as possible for the use of our law makers next winter. A new roof has recently been put on. The thorough cverhau'ing the hnildino is getting will make it last for ni my yeai i longer. There will be a great many applicants for olBce next winter before the Legislature. A number of olSces are to be filled. We have ulready beard of six or more Candida tee for State Agent, three for State Librarian, four or fivt! tor U. Printer ( 1 n 0 by cont ract ). There will elllttc he 11 r, aiul t WO for intine ia not k Stiittr t out hi il Cl IWvl Trustee to elect. who will probably be taken from some ounty tin the southern portion of the ( 'until. Also trustees for the benevolent institutions, directors for the two ienitentiaries, and commissioners and president uf the Sinking Fund, besides tbe officials necessary to eeanjusiee th Ijatalatiire. Thus it will lie seen that a unrulier of nice crumbs await sundry locky Republicans, at onr State capital as well as our National capital. Southern liravadn. fVvssj th? Cthunbtts ('.'a.) lYser, .Vi.r. 7. The contest in the South has been unparalleled iu tbe moderation w ith w hich it has been conducted. All parties bete have becu united in their opposition to this sectional, unconstitutional organization. They have ditfered as to the means by which itdefeat was to be accomplished, but the sihic aid was in the hearts and wills of mXL llencetorward these minor differences should cease. With bis vote we trust that every Southern man has deposited in the ballotbox whatever of bitterness against his brother Southron the "foul fiend" of purty may lave conjured. It is not unnatural that pride of ..pinion, ambition for place, an intemperate zeal lor the success of this or that favotite should, iu tbe beat of tbe Htrife, have agitated the waters ; but, henceforth, the strong, deep current of Southern feeling should move on without u ripple to mar ita polished surface. We fear that the vote of yesterday has proclaimed our enemies the victors. It' so, what will prevent us from uniting as brothers in a common seutiineut of resistance, and upon comtuou means of defense. Let every man exorcise the spirit of party from his breast, and give one hour s thought to his duty and his honor. We do not fear the result. From the Moijomfi-y (!'" ddsssfMer, Woe. 8. The chapter is finished; the supremacy of tbe Constitution is at an end. And now, men of the South ' you have done what vou could to prevent this disaster Bravtiy bare you fought for the Constitution, and

the Union under the Constitution. You have poured out your blood like, water to protect the Northern shipping and northern commerce in 1312, and Maatachusetts replied by enncting a bill to iaipriuoa you if you dared claim your fugitive property on her soil. You sent your noblest sons to find a Moody grave on the plauuol' Mexico that the North might gain the Califoruian empire, ami the North reipont! by sending: John Brown's liar.Ie to ravish your wives and daughters on your own soil, to massacre the brothers of those who fell in

I ' ! 1 Mexico. Yon have contributed tvbnnally millions ot revenue to build up the cities and enrich the merchants Ix-voud the liue, and New-York answer yon by electing a Helperite and a free negro to rule over you. Your destiny is now in your own haniis. You were powerless to save the election ; yoa Could not pre ent the Hoveruroeul from passing into the hands of those whose avow- ; ed purpose is your destruction. Rut you can save your country. The richest laud that the sun ever shone on a yours; the re- : sourcei of the South can command the ' treasures of the European world. You are ! the greatest power ott earth, and can dictate to Christendom as a seoarate Confeder-Hi-v vou run Him sink 1. 1 me conuiLiou ui . . i a -. r c i n",i ll3 members of this 1'nion. The nun if Xvrlh are iu rtrnet on a srnt mtnt. Shall you be less determined on a question that involves your very existence? Organize ! We can now enforce a peaceable secession. The time may tome, w ill come, must come, if you delay, when you can gain your freedom, if at all, only as the colonies gained it when they seiBtraied only its our forefathers gained it when they fought the battle of Disunion, through toil and bloodshed, through carnage and desolation. ( ol. K D. Kukri-. The New York Timea's Han Francisco correspondent, after describing the enthusiasm with which the election of Col. Raker as Senator from Oregon was received, adds: I I button-holed a half score of men who j were calm enough when asked not to auj swer three cheers, to tell why they were so 1 delighted with Baker's selection, and here ' are specimens of their answers : Because Ned Baker is the most social, reniaL trood natured, shrewd, brave, popu lar man nlive, and he makes about the best aturccb, lull of fun, and pith, and hits. lfecause the Colonel is one of the sound est Republicans in the Union. He was born in EngllUld, and has to hold himself to prevent from becoming au Abolitionist. Rut he's such a glorious fellow, he'll snake the atfections right out of a South Carolinian. Recause, at last, the Racific coast has got a man in the Senate who won't persist on representing Mississippi ; and the Pacific Railroad and allimprovemeuts a dear California heart, nnd eloquent advocate. gtay A Sierre Leone paper states that a white woman, who accompanied her husband, a misionary, up the Cavalla river last May, excited the greatest curiosity and admiration among the sable dwellers of that benighted region, where a white woman had never before been seen. All wanted to touch her, aud orent .surprise was expressed npou feeling l-.er hair. The King of the Kyi netllO tribe culled her "very tine," and cotnplimeuted her hnsbaiad "reatly for h'S taste in selecting her. Aud when she told him he miht see other white women who would sin puss her, he : aid lhat would either never be, or else a very leaf; time. Owing to her presence, the attendance on preaching was extraordinary huge. During her visit at the mission station, hundreds went to see her, who said they could feel satisfied to die, t now unit tney na t Been swell it womieriui being ie? a white woman. Till: RoMAKt'.t r MviiniAOIv. --" B tire time tlie blltllaaad lian Keen bis wife eatbeanrs til) ol pork Mini bestQS, ami with her bair frizzled, etui ber nldest dreea on, lull of the eolerpriae of overbat)Hog tbtogs, he nees thai she belouga to I be same race as liiiuBelf. Ami she, when her huabeDd oeta up cross iii the neoroiog, aod undertavkea to -have tu. o eii with cold wnter ami a .lull laan, while bis 8Uioi iidii dr igK'"' at his heels, ben-iti!" 0 see the loan is ft veiy lro-. Bajc animal." It seems ttu-n, that it wives would quil eating pork, ami busbaads cease shaving, I wo rery unnecessary acts, the bonejmooB aronld never pale. fjkzOl let urns ol' the vote on boklUsg a State OoDStitutiooal Convention in Illinois have been received from only forty-seven counties, leaving lilt y-Jive to be beafd troni. The vote tbua tar revised stand as IoIIowh. For Convention, 111,107, ataint 68,176. Hajeriljr, 1 '.','.''.'.!. A PourtBAii Mhtm, In L'Bm tai Court Precinct, Nebraska, says an exchanoe, there are just three male inhabitants-, but it returned voles enough to K'VL" Morton, Demoi ratic candidate lor Congressional Deleo;atp, a majority of one tmndred ami twenty-two ! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MM i.i ti .v ". MM nership heretofore Hyde and Matthew Kites mutual cjtihont. The bn settled ii' t.y K. A. Hyde, Trjy t sitting l... i this da iliess ot the - r.i it i tween R. A. 1 1 1 in uovll II h. iv d t uk i t-: 1 1 till. casks Suits .1 llama. 1 " Dried He, 2 " Shoulders. 1 bid Rx. Bolognas, "sin lbs Breakfast Bacon, Ami I'm sale at the lowesl prices at novlt! I A lull M N 1 oil .f fti OI.-KUI.KTft, III..I.VHKTK, -. .ml. .rls. It-Oextra neavy auu nice I overt j heavily wadded fjusnforts, 'SOU AI'hMU; V BtlSMI NiJ'S. N... t9 Main strre Blankets, and -..ill- cheap at BOV12 lol I, -I II IRS,' H.ITf. Hl.t.TIK. V.--of Ladies' and Hisses' Hats, Planes, French and American flowers, Velvet ami Bonn, t Itibbolie, always complete at SCBAPKBR .V BVSSIKG'S, uovlJ No. 49 Main strei-t. muKfii .luuifjr.tV it til. ft. 'KI. M low Re ifiued 8iucar ; o bins Clarlftad Muar , i hbls Double It. lined Suyar ; 0 Lids Lost Sunar. Just received and for sab. at the STAB FAMILY QKOCKKY, No. 82 afaia streot. novit MJiV.S RIIU TIIR nil.I.IOJ' 6 M bbls oi A. No 1 Cranberries, just received and for sal-at tin. STAB FAMILY GBOt'KBV. M F.TI.V'-.' o.tU.VI H It I. S. t Kxcellent Y lint 11 mi n v lor Bate at the ST A K GROCERT. nevl I MmoT.i rti: : roTJTOMitt : ,00 l-ush of tine I'ink Lve Potatoes ; 50 l-u-di ot line Sweet Potatoes, lor Bale 1 heap fi sh ..t tho STAB GROCERY nov 14 HLI.S'IIS J.SI WI ww tures. A larire assortnient of Oil Painted Bunds, Window Paper and Fixtures, very just received at 8CBA.PKKK M BIT8R1S BOV.t2 No. t t Main cheap I. R.I R ROU . THHM OR M years. Several lart- squares ot ound on both banks of Pigeon Creek, in Evunsville ami LamaS CO, with the ribt of usinix the waters of said I reek. These sa;aares are well adapted for Saw and Flour Mills, Foundries, Breweries, aud machinery of every description. Terms verv favorable". Apply to LAW i ANT11KS, n ivl t 7 Slain street. M n I us: n us,: RtfUft .'--jf kijs'K Baaot isaeavt, niee am cheap, tost reretsed at SCUAPKBK UlbSINo'S. vl'J No. t'l Main slrnet. M i it l. inn Ph. 'kmc.. 250 Hie Cottoa Rope, all sizes, in reeU Kl Pecking Vara, SuO lbs Sacktag Twine, Forsaleat JACOB 8INZICH t BOH'S, avrlS Water-st.,bet. Cvcamoro aad Viae.

ADVERTISEMENTS. Grand Ball on Thursday Evening sHt I'R.n UK It (!, AT THEOLD BREWERY To bo (risen l.v lb , m! . . ol CRESCENT FIRE COMPANY NO ( OM JtlTTEE OF ARRANGES! EST 1 A. G. Sri i ivts, LI. KlBCIICK John A. IIani.v, ioaa Qa mi, KLnm Km D. SiMKrr, John A. Rami , A. II. .Tf.Mtg, j .las. McKekykr. I FaaO. Siiaupk, I L'ASPI'.tt Haksmai HAMAOntS. II. Kiacaaorr, I A. i. Si i iivav &i Eri e (m nihil w ill rail for Ladies. novlj-iill -.'J. I. V"otbotei l.v. mown vr. T II R n-Kl.l. K-VM U ton-, lately o ued anil occupied bj Mn'liael I Gaviek. deceawj, hi h grocery and innvinion toru, roriier ol Mailt and Fourth atreets. Tht-r. ia a j flral-i.itu cnmke hoime attai in .1 to tho store. I Apply lo .li.hn Gavisk, or VM. MA M M, Jr. july'i-dAwtf Jr. it v GwMncU oi llered you to put dow n a So. ' side-walk iu front of your property, hut y.m have not aoM so. Go imiin diately to GlovorV and huy. I aooie of bw Koit lirah I'laiik and obey the order I at once. noySd Mm- Dice articte, coin rs ami atrtpes tu match, oBwthtdg worth hsVhlg, Juat reeeived at 0CHAFKR m HISSING'S, . .... i .. : . Mi - i : IiOV.lJ mmmTivK tu i f - i.vr.n -y.t' 4VW as Executoi -Notice is herebj given that the iiudersigued bai b.en appointed executor of the lai.1 arill of Ctementa Ann Varrall, late of; Kansville. Vanderbui b COOaty, deceased. Said estate is ll..M..l to be solvent. .ItUIN T. WAMHCR, i. vlC Bzecutoi mmn i n i: ot-' s,ll,K -v rtt m. I ft V W hereby given that I w ilt sell at pubh. uc- . tion, on Tuesday, the lith day of IVcemlier, A. D ISliO, at the residence ..i' Clemen ta Ann Farrell, I lute of Kvansville, Vanderburgh county, deceased, ', all her personal property, CD art tag of household and kitchen furniture, one cow, and one tilver : watch. I A credit of six mouths w ill le given on all sums ' over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note ! with unmoved sorely, waiving valuation or at , praisemenl laws. JOHN novl2-3wd WAIaKER Kx.cnt mjkMMM, f'lHH, VMSM. -10 HITTS K XM tra atas Mack era, 10 kitta extra So. I do., I 10 kitta extra No. 2 do.. 5 kitts tongues and sounds, 1 l hi. I pickled CodSsb , hbls large No. 1 Mackerel, : :i hhls do No. '.!. .'1 hbls do No. 3, 2 tierces choice ! aUueobsrlr Belienn. 1 ItM Baltimore Eoe Herring, I 1 bid Shad. l,.'A'o bs Georgia Bank (,'odtlsh, verv 1 choice, 20dtMi smoked Halibut, in -:tore and for aale t t. (novl2) tXHK & LAHQtuCT, j KjmoJVH, t lH IIJ JVVT8, Hlift MJ ins, jr.. .-. .".ii fresh Cocoa Nuts, hv fresh heinous, l-'i hx Layer Radius, z casks .ante Currants, 1 task Car an Cherries, iSO bx Turkish Prunes, 2n drums SeltaOa Itaifeins, just received at novlJ CiiOK ii LANGLKY'8. mm am 1 1 ihkjt t i.tn u. tuu WW sacks choice W hit. Wheat Flour, at novl' COUK tt LANCLKY rf. MJfOH H MM. ties II ir KJinftu. io uox. uor Kadisli for table use best vou ever novl2) COOK LANGI.KY sj. saw , at l W s tm larue rich tlanitoirgh t heese, 2u bxs Emu Usfa Dairvdo., o bxs Faucy Nutmeg do., for sab- bj vi: COOK & LANdbKY. Tll.1 t 11 OK Mi .X-OHVHKU.V I'Oi. 1,000 bosp large Bias l'ml; Kye a'( NeanaaVock 1'otatoea, ttie let iu (tie city, tor suein lota to suit by (no12) COOK 4 LANti LEY. rmmt:giM-' TO.VUI lift, IIHKF Tem;ur. MM 100 extra choice Beef Tongnes, of our own curing, at (novl2) COOK hANSLEY'S, mm -i tti.v. t - o H.i i.kx t MM uelton Hatt'ue, MtH hales MaysvilU do., just received iiud for bale by uovO 0E0. FOSTER ; Co. R . -i 1 H It I. tt.' RX JVKT UK seised 1 or Railroad, aud tor sale by Uo'. tifcO. FOotr.lt A t o. mTXL.oi!H jvn MMjuri so mmm, M Extra Flout, backs do., KMX) do Bran, la store sud for sale be uov-.t GEO. FOSTKi; A ". MM K jy J ft i' 1. JVM KM M wheat. 1600 tba Iresh Buckwheat, in bbls and bags, inst received and for sale by ,,ov' GEO. FOSTER A CO. Coroner's Inquest mmtti.n ot'i u thu non- o v MM Herman ilovt.-r, l.mud dend st the boni-a ot I. U. Reelker, on the corner oi Mirth ami ajcasaore i stieets. Kvansville, Pigeon township, Vauilei burgh county, on Wo meatier Wh, 1MB. Th.. veidict of the.lui y a, be sine to his death I by cuttint; bis throat, urist.and stomach with a i pocket knife In hisown blind. At the time of bis death he m as ale. nt . ywu's ot age i lie a as ai.oul tiv fcl si inches high ; when be de d he was dressed in blue pent slid wkdta skirt, and bad nothing on bis nan 1. nov!i-3w JOHN WAYMAN, .roner f. V. r OiRH cmMJFMM I IO HjHk Prime K10 t'olfee, 10 bans Old Oo ei unient Java do., just net steed at uov8 KLLK'TT'3 Family tJrorery. 6IIOJ.. U.i HRH ". '., O 0O2. Baker's f'hn. olate, 7j Ibi. fresh ground Bice Flour, 6 doz French Mustard, inn gross boxes Wm. Gate's Matches, wooden box, Ii) k, gross boxes Win Gate's d..., i.aper box. .300 i do., jusl d and for sale at Mi KLLIoTT'S Family (Ir... lilt M h-fi, ni TTEH. W lo... Deeseed t he keus, lbs. choice KoU Butter, ooo doz lr..sk r . -,just receiced and for sale l.y flfxwi i CHAM. M. JOI1 MM ION . J. H MAGHEE & CO.. l-IJ'4w SOLD AmVV THKMH mm Stock ol - ill Onn. hi now ia receipt of h v. r .ai",;i) ;uj ult.iHt fttock ul Wl NT Kit tifiopa, l.tnxhitatKl at eery l"W xm ty OQeof tin ptrttwn peraOD Wbo ih ithva, in tht nrkef huattii ur tmrgtiavOe. We will for ceefc, (tt New Vt-rk pricee, or to pi vutpt pexytBK ciieluniere, as cheep a I'tG he foam) went of the tuoantiiitiei. .!" caMis viy lavMMataoVM rritit-i. ".'j lrtl l'7ltlttiOH. . do brvu Drilttece. B Ut H - i KlanitelH. IttOMMfl LUeerlierl HtneHne. .... tdjutiee1 Wmtor Preys C.m..t,. ft 4a Twtf de atnl Batioete. IO do Nations of ell kiade. W ith it greMM vttri.'ty of other Goode eiklcfa nil In Ik- M4d oul l.fti'i Spring, nt pricee r Hutu tbe lowest. J II M A (ill UK A OO., ih.vs Kiit Street, BvneviHe. if tkMre i- in I'm- lirtt of Renediee given to the woi ki ttr -piHii uiiti apptuvttl, uuy w ljit ti , entitled tu oowfideoce ly their perfecl u.thei-t-nre t the lawn if. i intention of the Civator, one in tin t NivrRsAt. vpt)H MaintT, for every Hiieoien of lame;, Ttiro:it, end lir.-tn Ih.hI diflcvlty, evea that uf Act ital i'otisunipt i ,u : and tlte other t he j unt y coinbra ted run ANODTSC, a most perfei t remedy for Nt-uralia, Gout, II beniuat iem , Parti&l nnd AeCmtl IVumlyniea Kt. V'itud Dnace, Chronic, Spnninodic nnd Nervoiw Ilea. I A. he, To th Aehe, Ear Aehe. and Ihnt chfaif nff all ennee of dinennee, L-m of sSI.ep. If or frientU will RCCepI the dechiration that lor fix or eijjht yearn thewe preparations have heeu thrunnrh lew la that Wonld nuieff all, iu place nf eweeping deeMtoM that mean uottiiug. ami then procure and rend the pamphlet, to be found with all denlera nnd naeotn, they will be able to j;idt how f;tr tliev can bo relied on. uKNKKVK AitKNTS. J. W. HUNNBWELL & Co., 7 and 8 Coqituercial Wharf, Boston. GSO. BUKHBWKliU, 145 Water street, New York. CTudei tbesuecial buperviciun of JOHN L. Ht'NNKWKLL, Cin mirtt and Pharmaceutist, Boston, MaMt., u lion rfgnaturo ovnrn the oorl,a of the gtnulue only, and tu whom addrue all communiratioiit. told lv all reri.et tnlle dealer-, everywhere. KELIsKB A WII1TK, Vhob-a.le Mid Urtail Agents, EvaiiMviHe. liuv.V-lm d&u W&lt'KisMSS. l KM, a H .H K ftml cumber Pickle. iu vinegar, at 51 per I'M; gallons Toiinito Cntawp, ynat recarved atad for bale ltt (uov7 EILUTTS Fninilv t;.-(-c?ry. WT JIPIJBS JHltfSMCt HVafT, Miji Silk, Beaver. (..'a-simre, etc., trimmed or nntriiumed. The latest MM made to order tm bhoi t notice, at V AL'TIEK Jt MARCON N I EK'S. uuv8 38 Main Street. VA'e me now dailT receiving, by railroad and .Vdmma Kxpreos Pnaipany. nar secoud stock of Kail and Winter Illy Ooodn, to which we invite our old customers, aad as many near ones aa will befriend n. witli their confidence, assuring thesa that our j. is, in qnaJhv nnd prices, will always ruaipara tivorably witli those of any house in I be t by. Laatlea, call aud . oni ince Yourselves .,7 ijoskk nnox. rmnHK I.fl PUOfKI J.VI .Vf. 1 M genuine Or Mei- s ttivssi I'uuip, ine very best article ot the kind macule, uin-.l One tiist will convince. For snlo Iiv WM. BIEBBiHVEB, OrnigKt, 110T6 7 3Iaia street, "Wasb;ae;t"E Block.

NEW

CLOTHING.

f it I' n i r r .1 .ti j Tin FALL AND WINTER OLOT I 3ST Or, FOB MEN AND BUYS WEARWHITE & FANCY SHIRTS, VNllEKSHlRTa AND DRAWERS HATS OF ALL KINDS. I 1 U S lx O a p S TIIR CHEAPESI LOT IN AMERICA, AND MASY OTHER AUTICLE3. All of you in want of the above named Quodi w ill consuil yoatr own interest to ro to S. ROSEN WALD &. CO., OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE, !M A I N ST. l'. t ween i-w sd and Third, I aKBTILLK, IND. no mistake iu the placi efal you inak ITKKB DIRECT FOR h.'l VOH ( iiMiI i .it the .ill Ami hi hII Uti thu I -t uf LO WEST riilCF It wilt nay you t THE STOCK. ill i. if n. AT , and Face, try the Compound Glycerine I.otmn, for sale st WM BlKatBOWKK'8, Dntgadet, novtl 7s Main street. Washington Block. o U-WAT .1 WJUH I Jim, JT inotii VALTIER MA Rf'ONN IEll'3. M Coat Collars. Wristbands, Trimminirs, 4c. nt (iiovs VAt'TIhH t MARCONMFICH.

c3 n3 o 5 a) "3, a o -- on a 0 W ii o h H 0 i 6 ca CO a -Tt g t-s O .3 aCO ?3 CtJ ti ' s -- a a CJU a o a -a CP rfi a en o BOOTS AND SHOES! TT. 3E3 IMC O V A X - rmiifR i wiiKUsnuviia MJim UKm noved his simp fi OBI Main street, Ke. gS, l.j Aiip'n Block, N.i. 7 Fi.urth ntrwt, oppivsite the ITppei fctarkel Iluuse, and repeats bla iM frieada ami the pnhlir in enersl to rail ami see him at his new stand, an hs caa atill saUeAr tuctu all in the Bool run) hnue liu. Ant' Repalriaa shall be dVMBe ai the shortest notice, iiinl in the beat nf style. font Out, I'uiiis Jll !- Ihtap Tor I'mth ! octl8-lmd JOHN M. APP. m iM.J 1. I.rl I: MJVmt R.U K.'T. rt l liHI.s aiaville Cement, 10 hi, N. Grey Lime, at 84.IW p hli.l, in h(. re .-lint lor Kale DJ W. M. AIRMAN A CO. WMOT-IT OR ft Ml. Neshannoclt I 75 H M I ft. V HOICK otatoes in store and for sale at low figorea, oetSS to cuibh orr, bv W. SI. AIRMAN & CO. U. W. ARMSTRONG, Old Mtt.iblished Steam Furniture and Chair M AK UF A.CXUBKU, And u lioltttlo a :. retail dealer iu m11 kinds of Plain and Fancy Fttnu 'ture awl Chair!. M MiJlTMi TBMS M&MS&m. M. ou of th beat arranged and conductei Factories want of inrincati, and cau nell as low as any Cincinnati Houhs. Any Pattern desired made to order on slmrt no-ti-e. Turnins: of any kind promptly attended to. i9"All wnrk warrautod to la made of seasoned material, and of bupnrior workmanship. WarnUouiiirt. No. 8n 3Iain street. ovtl WJVMJM-M HI HHItm nVEmi nTH mnA ML LtiuH. Just recived, a splendid atock of the :trK s piadd. at 20 per cat . less than last ytar's prices. WM. K. FHKNCH A Co., septic No. 20 Main street. Coroner's Inquest SSL CUarUts Nonweilt-r, fouad dead at Ja ob Zig-iVr's-, on the Nuwhurh road, Kuight township, Vanderburgh couutv, on tho 31st day of October, 1SC0. The verdict of th jury wan, he came to his death by theruiiLiiug away oi bis horse and wagon, aud being dragged by the same some distance. Deceased was about nfty-fonr years ot age, and he was about five feet eight inches high. He was dressed in a blue cloth coat aud black vast, check shirt and white iimlershirt, browu jeans pants and wfaltn drawera, and heavy boots ; and hud on bU petnoa two btils Of snle from 1. 1 1. Uelmau to H. Anet, one pocket knife aud red silk haodercbief. uov'J-3 JOHN' WAYMAN, Coroner V. C. of Shawls, ot' evrv description, SCHAPKER A BLfgSINO'8, No. 49 Main street. fry cbeap av novli

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jrjv orrjw i.vit or it j o o n s jj-n M asking the patronage of thin community, wo Imve only to say that we come amougst you an ermaneut citixens, and promni. that in all tiling our word shall he made good. Our purchases have la-en made under tho most (uvorahle rirci-.uistaures, in New Ycik and other . Eastern cities. A long residence and Intimate business connections with the lest mercantile bouses there, gives us alvaniai .-M Le buy goods cheaper than can Is- done under any other ciicuiii-stabLt-s. We hve adopted a ajraten that is soaiiwhat n. w here, hut it is the only one w hich Will cnaMe a merchaut to sell goods at low pi ices throaghunl an entire stis.k CASH EXCLUSIVELY, AXl NO DEVIATION; ALL ARE TO BE TREATED ALIKE. Our endeavor has been to buy f tb. BEST QUALITY 1j atos t; Stylo Aud we have made arrangi ments to keep ..or stoi 1 supplied with the most FASHION BI.K (ioods as toon as tiny upp.tr Fast. GILES & McPHEETERS, No. G First street, Foster's New Buildings, near tke Foal oilicc rept.20 W.I Putt. hlHM. riK. .1 I..1HIJK m and well selected assortment of Ladies' and Misses' Canes, Tippets. Victoriiies, I 'nils. Muffs, Fur Trinimtags, etc. Also, Oeatteaaea's otter, Heaver, aud Meal Cape, Qloves, Collars, etc, all made of nriavs and tiesh akins, at YACTIEK a MAROONNIKR'S, novo SSI Main street. gti.jmi cjt cm VMtmmMJk'M i. iim WM trimmings, at novo VAC 'I' IKK a nt ARCONNI ICR'S. ' Reed A Burrow are in daily r ipt of new and fresh goods, direct from the factory. Their ntock is complete, and will ! sold to rstsasrs Retail Merchants on short tinn, at na4B Low il.a l;F.fl, I and no mjsakj. novl WMlVKI.Kft : PU Hl.HS! 5 doz gallen Jars Plata Pickles, B do do Mixed do 6 do ', do Plain do 6 do do Mixed do .s do quart Jara Tlaiu do 5 do do Mixed do 8 do pint jars Assorted d.lust received and for sale at liovT ELLIOTT'S Family (iro. erv. BOOTS AND SHOES. ji v; it in' itt m:ii ,.v lanced ruv store, and have on bend a lull sup ply of BOOTS AND SHOES of my own manufacture, all of which I will warrant of the beat quality. I have pun based my leather for rash, and will s.-lt on the one price sentnni tor ease, lower than the same quality of i;oods are nsuallv sold l-i tins cltjf W M . KM BKV, Seventh- - - rl 3ml 190 Main-xt Fresh Arrival of DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS KEEN & PRESTON'S. WW receiving our Second Fall and Winter Htock of Iry Liioode nnd Notions, ami cordially invite ! trade to call and examine our goocbi and prices, iK-lievlL'g we can make it the internet of every rash or prompt tinn Inner to deal with us. We have jitHt oaaaed 15 caMotj aririorted hih eolornd Mad dor Priuta, (mostly Hinall Hnre). I ctuen solid black, aud black and purple Priuta. dt furniture Prints. 1 d t'ttmfort Frintfl. 2 do Patchwoik Prints (solid colored and toured). V. dtl ' i Iv i n r - 3 bnlee Scarltd Flanuela. 2 Plaitl idiiitttyi. 4 do Heavy Twee ( Hi ..v. n Hint t rat'ord Mix-d). 2 do Hattiutttri. ' do California Salrtiaati 4 do Bleachetl Mneliaa. 4 baled hea Island tine brown hirtius. X do Shirting Stripe. 4 caea d by fi ami 4 hy 4 Apron hecks. ii hales v' Brown Shirtings ti do Lif-ht 4-4 Brown $airtingi lo do Beavj 1 4 Brown Sbeeliaga. 4 do Brown Drills. I "i - .t i- .ii"i and ffetnanric Maeliae, &0 do H iiualftj a-, 60 do ltleies. 60 do Aftorte.l Hfa Colored elalaea 40 do Httlid Colored Pelainei 25 th) Tdttan Knlda. 30 do Caaaaeerae. 35 do PlaSd 'obiirs. 45 d Blue aud Bio vu t'obtirW". do Merii:o-. mo desen Woolen Shirts end IniverH j White and Grey mixed ). 560 Catered and White Hooped Skirts. An Assortment of 'omfortH, Heatery, Qlovea, Thraade. BeUa, aanbraye, Velvet Ribboae, TfCeta KibbonBt CoAba, Ifair Vii;, Sonpantllers, Ac, I i h ii. tke-. uui tvHn tuient more complete, and all lot sale LoW AS THE b) EST. KEKV A HBESTXS. TIM, WV iV-t.V arfa,V iU T i H , il I m i To 8U00XU OKOIU1K TUOUNHILL Ukes pleasure la.it.j onuing his 11 t ustomei K that in the quality nail I style of hi work, be Batters hinesotf he ranaVt le excelled. He uiay still be found at tin corner of j ! Bccond and Main Htreets, where the cholceet Bar- ! t neBisandSadilleaofeveryderriptioiici.ii be obtain j ed on the bent uf tonus. mm Repairing done with neatness and dispatib Second-band Harness lwajg ou hand. jel rtiiient of uw stvles for Winter. Jnsl received per Kxpre, ami for ale nheafi for cjii.h, at , novo VACTIKK M A K ONNIEB'8. TO Sli 1.1, tilt 'l KH.il -y ZfX and all size tfbakers, septal I UNPRECEDENTED INDUCEMENTS To Cash Bnyors. TO 1 bui .Vffl.I SR .fi V ' 'rtll WW btimiii.m ami hmld up au exIfiiMVH trad, I will, from the I2t mouth, (tctoher, Make a Deduction of 10 tier r cent, to Cash Buyers. My ettuLk. is !a:e und fresh, coinprisine; iho moot Desirable and Fashionable Staple and Fancy Goods of the season. Aud I am cuuudeui thatcasb bnjers will be Enabled to save fully 10 per cent. by talliug .t the cheap ta-li store of AV'M. M. DUNCAX, octl:l-2md No. 5 Main street. FALL TRADE 18 60. nicH'n j. co nana, wm. wubwan. CONNER a. WORM AN, 11 ; , a.' MMMiJ M.MiHS MJ W Bouts aad Shoes, Ho W Pearl --rt i, t.. tween Vino and Re streetn, Cincinnati, Ohio. Kep a large stock of ctutoia aud Eaatorn work, which ie offered to the trade atlo-et price. 1 augl-Smd -

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HUNNELL'S FORMKRLY (IF STEELE A HI NNFEL.) Flooring HVtllXs, CORNER OP YVALXCT STREET AND THE CANAL, E VA SB VILLE, ISD. rwims jy-nn BST.mr.f,ff.tr.vT JK i-. now in full t iiw ratien , willr uew and miilete Machiu. ry .if tha latest -tvle, for PUnhis and premtin,! T.nmber, Waitiu aiid dronTing FWrin.; making Poors and Saab mouldings, Window eruption of work done blinds, and every other dcin Mich establishments. All work at these Mills warranted to be well done, ami w ill le offered at tli.- loweatoaM prioes. Dry Toptar noorlng ami Wcatherlioarding runstaidly on hand, and will he spk) fur oasfe 111 ii. ken an. 1 Scrolls s.iwi d to any .'leci. SUtttttgraod all kinds ol BewiKE done to order, and in the most approwd ftir. jykfi ' WM. ni-NNKf-b. IKRK.sl.VriHl.K STVi.KS AT PERSUASIVE PRICES. SHANK LIN & REILLY ll it- now iij ttt', luul jure tiuiuiitiiti Uv insptictiu, tlMir r.'rt'iit ( ttnsive purt tmM tf Fall i anI Winter Fmacy aul Btifiln Ih-y C;.hnUv aIh-Ii i fir ElegaBOe, Vinifty anI CbegpiMwHi, ar uiiiir- j pttMHtd. They oOid direct nrtfcoUr fttreutkm to ; lh uuitfX't.l lisf wltlt'li will h.Mtl-tHtst'4l ot tit prices 1 : t into". Ul to meet u ith t In fMH .Lntim ; ' ItwtlMMl fit-litlious. TVmMim.K an- nil MtUV BUt1 W!rniiit tl Ir'.t. Th'V t itiluic Black and Colored Cloths, Black and Fancy Doeskins, Fancy English Twef ds.Cassimeres, Sattinets, Jeans,! &c. Blankets, Flannels, Plain and Fancy Plaid Lindseys, Ladies' Striped and Plain Middlesex Cloakings, English, French, and American Prints and Ginghams, Siiks and Fancy Dress Goods of the most approved styles, Renfrew Plaids, Royal Poplins, Plain and Fancy Cashmeres, Plain and Fancy French and English Mer inoes, Pacific, Manchester and Hamilton De Laines and Alpaecas, a large stock ot Eroche, Stella, Fancy Snow Flake, Snp. j Scotch Clan Tai- : tans, McDonald & Malcom Long and Square Shawls, Fancy Bonnelli and ! Striped Wool Shawls & Handj kerchiefs, Plain and Fancy All-Wool DeLaines. In the Hoeiery department will be found a replete Mock, in Plain, Mixed, and Fancy Wool and Fleeced Cotton Hse, l'ancy Wool Knitted tJiKnis, iaclodiug Shawle, Boooa Sontaaa. Nubi.u. Jkf., Ladies' and Qentft1 Kftf, R. 3ilk, Gtotb, nnd Buckfkiu CUi'Ves and Mduutb ts, Ladiub' and Gnnta' Wool and Merino Vests and TVawi-rrs, Hats and ""ftps in new shapes, aud Ladies' Kurh. Thev are prepared to exhibit tbeir late importation Irish Linen GfOOaa, cMnprisiii(r Irish Linens aad lliiidkfichieis, the besi naaprtntent of Sheetlogs aud Sbtrlins eWer ode red, Linen Iramask Table i Bleclift-i ami Brown, nil siaaa, Napkins, Towels, Do j Ilea, and everjr uthnff description pertaining to llilr rise i trf nsaasaHwattare. N. B, Now tu hands, a great yarintr el Tln'iajv aouS Tclebratod Skirts, now so favorahly known to the Ladies ot this city, and which S. & K. hae had t he ple.tKure ot iiit i odm iiur. A.- we ale desirous to tive fiTtinr r untomers very advantescs potthiljle, him! having faatllttas tor ho rteir in s ond to none iu our line ol biihiuess, we are there Ibre fully determine,! to dispose of oin present large Nick at the Diaii)st rrainnrralWtt nrices, A call respectfully solicited. mil, QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPANY. I. PHI V Fire Insurance, Limited &Perpetual, Ou Bnlldinga aad Hercaaadis GEO. II. II KHT. rreNidnt til de ripti.ins. K. P. Boss, yico Prea't. tary .-.' il. Bltlh:, A't aWr. nl Kl as. Oeo. II. Hut. II. B.aigxsaall. H. . BaHey, A . Catten, II. .n. II. .VI. Kllller, Chart p. tti: Foster S Perklin, K. P. Kohs. S. Joln-H, M. 1)., A . It. t 'litaitti'rn, .J.-Uni;. Dale, . I BsJaaT, I I,. P.I'IIM & ANTHKS, l..r K :iIih ille aud V t-i u,f v. A.r.nt Offl.-e hi Us ,v A nl Law office, 7 Main hept I :. Ague and Fever OB CHILLS AND FEVER SPEEDI LY CURED SMITH'S WfWJl ' S 1 af i l MM Mi MTTMi-VM M0J' OR II K.I LRUS in Dl iurs and t. li.-ili.-H, lillil li.-IX.I.H fllttii-t - -il v, it li t Iii-t 'hi I. hhiI seeir.sr Au aiul Setnr, is r-.-otlnll invii. il to tlii r!.r;itM miliciiie, wtiirli hits jiiHtly ilit.-.ii"i(l a lilli i --.iitM.t t i, thittaglioat tli iimiitry, mid lur- many rears Nas atalalained it- speriorit over all otlter rbiuedias a a' atflfti ' certain, qpttajy aad penaaejeai nice for I'bilU nnd Fever or Agu. iiud lev-r. It lions not prodace bea4ac!ie,'sditnoss, 1u7.iu of the pars, or any of tli nnjilms . ai i - wliirli so frequently utu nrl tin. mtee of Quinine or oIIit remedlea, but nmy be iven in all cases and tinder ali piriliaHBIJCee whatever, to fi iuitlcs, int.ints, aiul all persona-whe are debilitate or bave th.. ofoetl deliciaCe critistlttttloaa, without the liant atprelieiniuu ot uuy injurious or evoa unnlrasaut This medidae baa become a staple remedy, and for vara lias ln-cu extenaissile ased throughout th. 1 fit. tag of Ktoitll.-Lv T.nnn.u. II.U. " ' ' ' , u:-i "m. t. . ki.V-tisirr, uI liuois, Iowa, w iscooaiu. Obia, Iu. liana, Nebraska. Pennsylvania, Sltcbhtau, and Canfornia, and more lately iu Ivan!,) Territory, nnd has permanently ....... , - ... ........ i ii ai, ill, .ii i.-'i i i a . - aii'l , connuions, ni.iny ot winch wt-ru tr-m on t-. three yearn' 3Lindiu,and.d res jet ad all the nana jreniedi s known in the country, and in no cans did it fil to rnttku a perfect and permanoul cure where the direction were proi rly followed. SurU jn ta iuvui irible eiircess that it hns gnftied the enfidenre, I favor, and piuronaH of a hiri;; uuml-er of rospectahie practitioners of medicine throughout tlie country, who prescribe aud administer it in preference to quiuine and other r-m -Uiea. The Proprietor bas in his p-f-aeri-ion a large number of certitirtites aud other teMtimoiiiahi from preons who have i.Ad this medicine, us weJJ aa front physicians, drugirttf. apothecaries, and other dealers in uiedicioe, tnethM( "t superior virtue- ns a curative in Chills and Kever or Ague and 'cver, and he eould obtain many th- t . ; more, orenouh to till up a lare volume, tut he dtwH not deem it uecefttitry, as it is already ext dsUnively aad favornMy knouu to the public yenerally-l-ir Hale ojr city uud country nnitrist- and Ap'ttltecarieH tlirone;litut the et North-wast and South west. WILSON, PETER, & CO., (SOOCM80RS TO WILSON a STARBIHD boleeale Agents, L outer; JOHN J. SMITH , Proprietor. lie, Ky.

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Insurance Agency. ALLEN C. HALf OCK Evan hi nir. UMDKRWRITKH ANIMKUIAI INftKN'lf AliKST, i AniTSTtn nr AmM, tku N.ium I'lsilie continues to mas l'oli. ies fioui nevaral h'ns I Claas an 1 mosc leliatle INril' 1! A NCE COM PA N i ICS In the Country, on fnM. and F - fflsla, lie a ill also receive applications for LIFE ntSVBAHCB. He will attend to the Adjustni.n.t of Losses of every description under policies from ottMt acencus, and attend lo the settlement ol a'l Mat. t ni conue ted with 1NSI RVSi'K, for partiaa ie tVeted. His loiia eXl.liel. o as ,.n 1 ... kn K Aui'M', Ui4S lniA.1.' luul lalolhai With sll Subjects colili.'cted ailh lusiliaie e. e-iial.e. Murbl.. Hall Building, Ho. I) Vatu si. NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., of n Cash CapiLiI, cv h i irrrofto. CASH ASSETS, W. C. HASTINGS, A. S3H.O0O Be v. HA? 'INGS. Prus't. Insures against loss and damage b Klre on fn .- RtgS and IbViT Cont. n!-, Mat.nf.u Ii 1 ies, Mills, StorehoiiHH, Slccl.s of Hierchan.iiss, at fair and reas uablo i.iles ol proiiiinni l'olici.-s proenptl) lasited and h.sr. s adjusted for tin Comiiaiiy by A.f H Al LOOK SON, Ageatal Mai ble Hall Buildl sent 14 ' r Alain street, sviHe, led) ma. ii iw m e 1 11 s if r a nre fo., . .v.w i tint. 0ilio( 1 VI .111,1 111 1 riMtlwav Willi a basil farili ONE MILLION assets .11 1. v Vu. a DOL LARS 1 The II.. in. Intii. in.'. t'oniuaujr ipsnrea Loss or ilainyue in tire on DstelOajgt an loutenis. for a to. in oi from 1 t.. 5 searsinosl ravoralde term. Stores, WWAshoueea, of Mei i hainii ,. Produce, Manilla. I - l t .rks bine-. and all insnnhb- proiieitv, st tab-and I ates and . n INLAND NAVIGATION Am! TraiiMpcrtatioti , shipmeals itpoa tin. Bisors. I.iik'-N, UsdhIh ftii. I UfldlsfilK ss Irra na tin. nadirs nt tin-risks will lieas, with fairusas to the n.n.imj aiul tliw i . 1 1 1 . . I ! . . Ailjn-tin;; all Ii hm-h Ciiilv, an. I brr ntfilty ii.iyln Uvea,. ('HAS. .1 MARTtN, PttrnH A. r. W ILlfAIiTII, VJce Pree'l .1. HfLtON Smm, S. rn larj-. John HoUbb, AHu't 8ecjf. .v iplii-)ltiMls mi In Mini N.ilir ins ifnltej li A. ('. II A I I i m i A SUN, K( a, aaK25 Kartrta Hall Build i . Mln straei INCORPO RATED 1847. City Fix nwmm coin OK HARTFORD, CONN. Capital, $250,000. VVA I I K, i ' B lliitVKR.i, Pi s't , tiati.-rul Asnt. 8. II. I'lil lUnl.llug at Chicago, Iil 0A6H CAPITAL i Sl'RPLCS $327,50. I'liis 0b Pi peey Inaaves smust 1 Mini datiinge bj Hi. on Dwalltngi and tbeti Oofitesrta, Htaies, warehofisee, Btoeks el Merchandize, and ail insurnnls .ropt-rty ut an n-asonalilo rates oi prezatuiu s him ntlier hiilvfiiit mill i.-ljul'l'- Cunirisny, jiirflMnSjaj tjneiriij,(ilrf) niui paying thttn protmHfy Atiplicatioas made to and Policies iwoa-i by A. 0. II A I. LOCK A oUM , HaaWe Hall Buildings, Main nt., suggl-ljd Btami ii I" 1 HARTFORD FIBS II11CI CO , HARTr'ORD, COMM. INCORPO RATE D 1810 CHAR P R 'It PBKPKTDA I. Willi , Sil. nhl Business. Fxperlcncs o "ST ear X'4 i J.-t Sr C'hsIv C'ailiMl aiiial avtsdl Surplssa, .,00,000.0i ,S80t(0M Ht Insuraacs? atfptf Lois or HamHir? hy Fire, on fvelliiigH, Furniture, Stores, Witrehousea, Me; -rhauBSt, Mill", MantifacToi en, and other kinds ol property t tritu, be ell. t:UJ in ilna t '..mpitny upon as titvoi itide lernrS an the nature of tin rinks andsecurily to lli hetdeas Hill Himit. HAftTICI'IsAR TTF NTION iven t-i iuauriog Farm property , t u4iintiii; ol hw.-i., . - fiaxns,anvs1 oittbvildiiigo roam o'1, and FWrilfnre, ErrVn Stock s Hay, Grain, Karmiii': I'i.-h-iIh, J. , Ac , contained tbnrfn, for h t.-im bl fears el LOW rates of pro uiinhi. v riCSBS: T. C. Allyu. tSeciettiy. H Huntington, I'rss't. C C. l.v ;iitn. j .w.'y. W. N Bower, Actuary. l. Alexsadra, Uoii-ral Afunt for the Wetorn nnd noatb Western State-., t'iduuitms, Oitio. .1 raUaMt. As'l anaiMl Agent tr tho V'et na and South 'VyrtferTi S'at. Ctdumbufe, Ohio. Apptit atitns f irtfufttuce ma le made lo he HU'Mmfcaadt taa iulv aatnrtaejd Aonts of ibe Compaay. A HALIsOCK A SON, A'ti. U rn k: Marble Bail Buildiug, Ualn street. aiiiiJ lad WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE, r Karat 5trert, liet''-eu Main and Lwcuat OPM'MiMt TO TMMMi Mf MM ft wW Wbuyl-r ; Wi!sonM Improved Sewinjr Ma i c' tion at redoi.-i Kith im reaae'l t ti i u i in its merits as the It-at and MOat I. liable taimU sewing machine now iu ue. It tews equally well ; On the thlcjteiit or thim st fabrics; makes tbe lock i Htitch impajeaiblt to unravel, with the -eutiai i advantage uf being alike on both si den, forming n i ride or chain on the under side ; i niinph in con u,lru,iK tJ, struction, more tspoedy iu movement, and tu 9 tuy otliet m;e Mm . e ftre trail in j strwctiouM tc o.iMtj tn- pnrcb.iaer to new ordluary saams, stitch, "hem, I' ll, qtilll, ctrher, bind, and tuck, all on tlie csrfte maclitue, and wan anted to . three ywns.. Wealsokeupoii . ..nstaufly haie- it full assm tmeot j of 8inger'a iuut hie--j Circulars conivaining tefllinionirtln of the above ! nm hiiiMM, from pbnOuM of the n:. ,--i etandtnu. j Kiiat and Vtt, piviut; pii' "s. , ill be fumUhed i gratia, on application in i-eraoii or by letter. MVJlv V. M. SKLLMAN. " The American tlflhiag House." jfhl U STOI H OR I IIK.lt' .I.VII '.f W.M ei Clotjaiag n cofliplifla, toataver with a lull line of sil stylta ..f Kar. y N,n .its and Fur uisliiagtsuods, all ol ahicli a- oil.'i to tufa Wluleale traiUi, and will guarantee Ineui te give eatistactn.u in uaalit, styW, and julru Wo aoald also antinuTion to the ettlxeai of tSraaafttla, and to tbe retail trade generally, that iu a.l lition to our ! wholesale stock, are will keep a lapsrlnr line of j;oo.I for Kri vtj.iv In thin line we will sell exclaeively for Caea But wi caa and srill oflsr goods lower tbaa ihev were faur told by the regular dealers ia thie ci ty . Try us. and see fui v'lurtelvns. WM. E. r KENCH Si Co., sept2(i Bou 20 ilaic streat.

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